The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, July 01, 1854, Image 2

Wis end dielarteta thereof to Grant street &tore
lug 'theme& along the M3rthwardiy aide of
the Said Great street 27°, east - to the place' of
Seised end taken in execution as the properlt
ot - Alexaudei Wilson; deed, in the hands of Wm.
„A.,. Instate hip taluers t at the suit of Geo:Thomp
ietf; toe 12513.*
' f ;al/ 7 'the ght,'` title interest and 'claim of
j s ,4p t ,Wil ism% of, in, to and out of all those
trio certain lots or pieces of ground situate in_the
t3erveutti Ward ot, the city , of rittsburgh; being
lots Wm: 21 and 22, In the plan of lots tail:oat
''.by Was. Arthurte, Esquire; said lots fronting '4441'
.20,teitt; more or less; on Enoch street, and ex
.' teinlinibeck 110 feet.
_ Seised and taken in execution as the property
1 . 44 Toinfirdliams, at the snit of Gee. S. Selden,
tor use: :„ .
• • . ‘..•..11the right, title, interest and claim of Mum
fordEldred, Jr.,• of in and to all that certain lot
CX grotied situate id the city Of, Pittabaigh, and
• • .•chounded us follows :. Beginn i ng on ,Liberty street
- lathe : earner of Agnes-31. klelionla tot; thence
along tfie:ll/10 of' said lot at right angles . with
Liberty, street 100 'feet to an alley.lo feet wide;
thence,parallel • With Libeity.etreet 31 feet 6
bates; theneo in a right line 100 feel - to Liberty
-••••.; street; thence along Liberty street 31 feet 6 inches
• • the place of beginning, upon which are erected
, bri
'tee cklehein elite two stories high: •
, A 11 4.."41 tot or piete of groend in Pitt triwn
- latip,„ Allegheny county: Beginning on
. Centre
•- •• • •• ,Aventle; at the corner of prbperty of Agnes Al..
also being the middle Of Addison street:
••,.
thence ,along Centre Avordto one hundred and
, • sixty-five fect4o purport ..11." as designated. in
• . • diagram referred to, and recorded, with VAC-.
lain deed from William W. Irwin, John D. Davie
and James B. Irwin, Creel:dors of John B. Irwin,
• •
"deceased; to Charles - F. Irwin, dated 14th of An - • lost; 1849; thence at right angles with' Centro
,Afenue seVen hundred and see en feet six inches
'"to the prepe'rty of' Jacob . Bach; at the centre. of
Itied'atreet.; thence • along the centre Of. Reed
street to the tniddleOf Addison street aforesaid;
,and theism, in Ina right line - along the centre of . Ad dlsoa" -
istreet to Centre Avenue,the place of be
ginning.- • addle( havingstreet called Rose
'running' through it, and laid out in the Plan • f
partitiorr ofiErin 11111 lane, and also on the di
amen" aforesaid. ll'pon which is erected a frame
dwelling house 2 stories high. -
2 1• •- "•thin-=A lot on the west side of Centre Ave.
' nue,'ln:the`Beverith rd, of the said city: Be
• - at theedreer of lot of Um: Agnes.
' win; thence ahing Centre Avenue - forty-two feet
• •: • .'to 0:01164,4 lot marked ~ B ;" thence along the'
line of said lot one hundred . and Sixty three feet
to - Duncan Street; thence along Duncan. street
• • forty4wo Atli, to Mitt. .Agnes Irwin's lot; and
- thence by the line of the same ono hundred and
Y-three feet' te Centre, Avenue, the place of
hating...:
Aiso-=.4• lot at the corner of Erin street and
Centre avenue fronting on the aaid • avenue
' feet and extending along Erin 'street preservirg
the mime Width one hundred and sittyethree
Inetio7Duncae street
• - 'in Pitt township beginning at a
, • polni'distont 183 feet 6 incites from the corner
of Deziciu and Chnuncey. streets; two hundred
'and eleven feet ELL inches and ie the middle of
Chauncey 'Amen; thence along Chauncey street
two Inn:ideal and eleven feet six inches; thence
• •
north sixty one and one fouith degrees,. cast- along
the Centre of John street to the property of Wit
' Its Booth; thence 'along the line of said property
'••••• towards Duncan street to lot marked S'C" in the
. diagram aforesaid,' and thence along the line of
the sdid lot to tho center. of Chaunceystreet,the
place of beginning; tablect and liable to the pay-
- "tient And dower of Agnes :Irwin, - which, by
igteement has been ascertained and fixed at an
annuity of four hundred do ll ars for the whole'
,
- eittite of Dr. john S. Irwin , deed, of which
-
tats the purport hereby. .conveyed is the. one
feu pert,i,and also edbject to the payment.of
••..'Shoh • chttr,ge or anneity, to..the testator during
her life, as 'Shill 'hi equal -to . quo third of the •
rents: and profits of the estate...hereby
Z "granted.. The:foregoing property being the
same Which; Charles ,F. by deed bearing
date the 6th day of April, A. D:1852, and re
. corded in Allegheny countY, in deed book vol.'
101, page 464, conveyed to the? said filumford
• - Eldred, jr.; reference to the said deed being had
the sense will more fully appear.
Seised and taken in execution al-tho.PTPPertY
- • 6eliTtiniford .Eldred, Jr., at the suit of 8. Jones
Co: > •
•` , All the right, title, interest and claim of Jere-'
fish Fosse, of, in dud to all those two lots of
- . ,:'gioned :situate in the city of Allegheny, bounded
• •
and derarilied as 'follows, vim beginning on-Bank
'•;;Iona at the ootuer of
.Lot No. 70,,,thence 'Wok
2'. - •.said Blink Lane - eriatidirdlY • 4 4
_ feet ' lO inches, - thence along the line of Lot N0..82 nerthwardty .
• 100 feet mine, or:less, thence along the line of
Lots No. 73_tuullIo. 76 t westwardly . 44 feet 10
. end along the, line of Lot No. 70
100• feet more orless eouthwardly to Bank Lane
the piece. of; beginning. • Being. the same lots
1 41ttlt William Ward and wife by their deed dated
the first day; of August, 1850, conveyed the
Said Jeremiah Forse in fee simple.
Belied and .tahen in execution as the property
of Jeremiah Forse, at the guitar Forse,
forage '
i4;k:
ALSO
• •: , 411 the right, title; 'interest, claim and demand
Of.Jouritait Frets of, in and tam all the following
..deieribed loti.or ground, rights and , privileges
.. • .therateappurienank.to,wit : All that certain lot
. Of ground situate in Vensailles township, adjoin
_ ink or. near: Monongahela itilrer and bounded
,nnd described 'as follows: beginningat the lower
bad and inner:or looreward corner of a certain
;saw mill. ercer of or near Lock No. 2 of the
•, .
.Monongsheli-
distant
gompany on the river
aforesaid, and , 'distant about - SSO feet from the
of said Lock No. 2; thence extending'
. 'rierth dein said river by a right line drawn from I
the said corneri,of said saw mill in the direction
of the inner, or ,shoreward foundation wall of the
Basis )50 feet, thence by a line drawn at right
angles with a certain street • running parallel „Or
nearly se with the staid ricer, as laid en Wm. L.
B filler ' s Our of Port Perry, about GO feet more
Icits:to - tho line of-said street;: thence by the line
eal.l Street:l6o feet too post, and thence by a
straight line af. right angles with said street
about 60 feet, merenidess, to the place of.begin
zing; tegether. with the water rights and privi-'
reges - appurtensint to said lot, as mentioned and 1
deseribed in a certain article of agreement be; '
tweeir said. Miller and Said Frets, dated. October:
..11th; A.. D., 1849, - on which said lot is erected - rt
large two story frame building, about 24
.by SG
- feet, nsed as a - caipenter.and machine shop, with
the appurtenances..
Ar.so—Allthose Grin: otherceitain loisof ground
situate iti the town of Port Perry aforesaid,. and
ntarktalmid numbered in said Miller's plan of
Port Parr-aforesaid, recorded in the Recorder's
• nine of AlleieTiy..catuiti. in plan - book .vol - . 1,
Pig° lo - 8 . Nen. 10,`.17,.18 and
.19, respectively,
on, two - of which, Nos. - 17 - and,lB; is. erected a
brio istiny dwelling borne:
.Sel,ed and,teken in execution as the property
,501114111 Frets, at the suit .of Winf la Miller,
for 'use, and others. . •
ALSO,
All the right, title, interest and claim of Wm.
,McFall; /3i. Clair Chivesinquer an.l Jas. T. Im
lay of, in and to, the follo . wiqg described hits,
:situate In .the town -or Elizabetb:.to
• #l*.t. certain lot or paricel .of land beginning at a
; post Oa the corner of Tanner'a alley, thence by lot
Non 165; one hundred and twenty ft. to a post on
Fourth street, thence by Fourtltstreet sixty feet
-to the, Center of No. 165, .thence by said lot one
„Inuit:red feet to a post on TannerVelloy ; thence
by said 'allay sixty feet to the place of...begin
ning, upon which is erected one ono-story frame
that ether certain lot deectibed.es
follotirs:,alklinning,-- at a post on the corner of
Foirth street and Mulberry alley, thence by
Fourth Olivet one hundred and twenty feet to lot
.`04164, parallel with lot No. 164, sixty
... : feet to Fifth street, ;thente by Fifth street ono
iltandred a n d. twenty feet ,to , Mulberry alley,
,gienet, by said alley to place of beginning, being
lekNo. 168 in the plan of additional lots.
' Azeo.:—AUl those tiro pike of lets Nos. 160 and
161 hi bainnel Walker's upper extension in the
Borough - of Elizabeth, described as follows'—
', Fronting each GO. feet, on Quarry street; reaming
....back to Tanner's alley, being 120 feet-long on
• Quarry street and the same length on Tanner's
. alley, and 22 feet deep at the east end; bounded
bytat 'of 8.. Walker, and forty-live, feet
deePot the;south-west end, bounded by land of
the nold.,Win. B. Walker, on which is erected one
- ,•.::.titte+otary frame dwelling house together with a
ftttme,stable ..q7 .
and - liken iii execution as the property
of Win. Clair Chevisinguer and PIM
T, ImllD ' Ellgt of P. IL laniftnan.
Al( tits right , title,Unterest and Claimer Eliza.
f the bends of M. I. Stewart
" . ...rand..lsMealtulong;- her executors, with notice, to
devisee:tot irctind bi'a lot of ground. situate in
the city of. Alleghenyi , frontingen Beater street,
tit a distance of 18 feet from Water street; being
22 feet hi.reont and 75 feet in depth, bell:gave
.
. ,
AL110„ A lot of giound fronting on. Beater
street in said city, being 19 feet in front and
z x 73 feet ,in:deptb,•at n distance of 10 feet from
viva Itreet,,ort whiels erectoto three storied
•brickhone.{• : ,
_...E.7-.'l3eistddititiAaken In execution as the - property
deed,: in the hoinb, of
" Jailer Rtdoug -and AL - Stewart; her executor's,
Vitb.noticts to Deriseet, at >the- , snit of 3Villiato
Jr., for use,
ALSO, - •
Fight, title, interest and claim of. John
. Lockhart, o!„ • 'nand to allthatlot or piece of
ground 'liven" in Duquesne 'Borings, formerly
zliceirea being dortia.r.7 In . William C.
2111/ISeeldon atiots; arid bounded and'deseuibed.
z... no folltirsi : to wit::-Beginning on Baah.La D e at
.7.7 06 ocenceof lot No. fl.in acid pima; NLmeo. sling
I ..:Bank. Unto, SO feet :Occupied - for pnblio
school louse, thenza:extending back at right , an
glee to Bank, Lano. prowring But,lutztutWldtkoe
Oft, feet to the Penn'aCaml; upon slick:6 eree,t,
eats double - frame house, two atoiies high, co*,
talnintfour rooms. • .•
small frame stable on said loksold,,_
subject to an annual ground rent of $25 on per.petnal lease.
Seized and taken in execution as the * property
of John H. Lockhart, at suit of William hlc-
Words
, . ALSO,
ill the right, title, interest' and claim of Rob
ert Smith and Caroline Smith of, in, to or out of
all that lot or piete:of ground situate in the bor
ough of Elizabeth, -known,as _lot No. 203, in
- Wwkey'ailats of the additional lota of Elizabeth."
tooll2l, and being the same lot which wasconrey
ed bylhomtus Forsythe and others to said Rob-.
ert Haigh, by deed dated-November 23d, 1839,
and - recorded in deed book, vol. 83, page 256: on
which is erected a two story brick dwelling
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of Robert Smith and Caroline Smith, at the suit
of James Benney, Jr., for we. .
ALSO,
All the right, title, interest and claim of Charles
A. Buck, of in and to all that certain three story
brick dwelling house, situate on the North East
corner of Logan and Franklin streets, in the 6th
Ward, of the city of Pittsburgh, and haring a
front of twenty feet on said Logan. street, cod
extending back a distance of about thirty.aix feet
along. Franklin street and -the lot upon Which
the same is erected. Said lot being twenty feet
in
.front as aforesaid, by forty-eight_feet deep,
and adjoining other property Of • eald defendant.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of Charles A. Beck, at the suit of Quinn, Mc-
Bride & Co.
- ..Purchasers will be required to pay 20 per cent.-
on the purchase money, on sums less than
$lOO, and 10 per cent. on all purchases above
that snm. WII. IdA S ILL; Sheriff.
Pittsburgh, Jane 30, 1864. - •
VITTSBURGti GAZETTE.
By WHITE
, PITTSBURGH:
SATURDAY MORNING, .TULY 1, 1-1454
• WilIG STATE TICKET. .
FOR GOVERNOR,
JAMES POLLOCK;
OF NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY..
FOR CANAL COMSMSIONER,
GEORGE DARSIE;
Or ALLsaarst COONTT.
FOR: JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
DANfEL M. 8111ISER;
OP mplmomitar COUNTY
Allegheny County Wnig Ticket,
oint-71s. smarm,
BAVII? an RITCHIE.; Pittsburgh,
irsestes,_.
SOREL A. PURNIANC.R. of Butler.
• Wsr,..E. iIITET ENRON,i
iltebargb,
ROBERT POLLoCK, •
MR. CARNAHAN. E. Birsabletisin,
JOBB J. MUSE. Versailles,
JACOB MIT, Finley. . .
JOIIMAUILL„ Kent Deer.,
DERRY n i or,Mil, Pittstairsib.
C!.flK 07 THICMCITI,
ALEX. 'IIILANDS. Bass.
CoIOINIII. OTIS.
JAMES B. OLENN. Upper St. aisle.
JASIE=. PLANLVlN,Vittsbargh.•
JAMES KP.
D LLY. IREM., Or
\slltlnar MO
JOHN SPKERollrailagbam,
JOHNIFROWN,Moss.
*9.. To AdveMbient.--Neither the Editorial Enema
nor Prlnthitatttablieldnentof the Dada Gitteh4crit opened
on Biraday. Arrientiounditaietthe their notices to spread,
In the paper on Monde/ mortdrigorill please hand them In
before it °Vona. on Saturday.
bdl.llttsbargbi Weekly Gazette.--Sbe_extensire
eimalatina of oar Melly asses nifere to our beeineasmett
a la * desirable medium 'of making their batty. known
Char etieolstion Ls betereenTbar and Zee tboxisead, reaching
akslost every merchant, measfeetaser and ebookerire to
Damournos or run Ustos.—As 'usual in all
cases of conflict- between the enemies and friends
of the extension ofSlavery, the friends:of Free
dom are now charged with an intention to dis
solve the Union. This charge is; made by the
Nebraske,Dernocratio press of this city against
.the Gazette, and is iterated and reiterated in ev
ery • part of the country, by the pensioned pr
imes of the Pierea:administration - . _Every presa
and member of Congress and voter that manifests
a detenainaticm to - resist the extension oftlivery
'into Eames and Nelrtaska, and that calls farts re
peel oftheinfamostiontrage perpetrated ipcdi the
free States by repealing the 3lissouri Compro
.mise,isdenounced as edisunionist,and as aiming
.
at a dissolution of the National Federstiou.
we desire always to be candid) with Our
readers, and have no concealments from them,.
we may Abe permitted a little plain talk cni this
Apprehension of the dinolution of the anion,
I and-threats of dissolving it, era no new thinge
thi,s country. The apprehensions have al
ways beenat tho North—thothreats hare come
from the South. One of The most memorable
.nacasions was in:1620, .and ihe "dangMrous
Cit!Mellt then prerailing was , allayed by the com
pact then entered into, by which Missouri' was
admitted Initialer° State, and Slarerfwas, .Ifor
eivr- interdictea7 in the Louisiana Territory
'north , of 30.30. This, at the time wee consider.:
. .
ed_a great Southern victory. Tne North -wag
not satiMied, and but few - northern men voted
for it. A:The . free Mates were not willing to admit
Missouri as a shoe state,. and resisted iong
and strenuously. Little did:these men suppose,
the moot of whom have ;passed away, 'that
slave states were subsequently tb - be 'multipli
ed with such. Marvellous rapidity, end that the
.
territory, which then fell to the lot of the free
states would bo snatched from them at the very
moment of its becoming. iof some practical
•
About twelve years subse,quetrtly. the South
again . resorted to threats• of diseolution of the
Union in order to overthrow the thep existing
tariff whichwas rapidly dveloping the reesources
of too free States, and advancing manufactures.
;commeree and general prosperity. TLe Sauth,
could not abide the rapid growth and advance:
nient:of the. Nortkarid nullification and disunion
Were threatened. . Another-compromise was the
result, in ;which the North Was es Minot the suf
ferer,;and' was brought to the verge . of ruin.
•
Eighteenyearn later, the Union was•again .iit
danger. The South bad more axes to grind. The
noir territories were :ttl he "provided with Gov
pimento, .and their'-future character as free or
slave States Was to be designated: The North de
mended that they should be set apart to Freedom,
the South required that slaveholders should be
permitted-to take their human' chattels to lands
where islarery bad been abolished by a half civi
•lized goveninitaft. At the same time the South
demanded. that a more stringent. law should
Passed for the 'rendition of • Fugitive- Slaves.
Threats of disunion grew fierce and thick, and
the timid:re= alarmed: The whole commercial
and monetary and conservatives power of the
North came forward to the rescue. :The great
and honored leaders of the Whig party, Clay
and Webster, together with the Whig zidmlnistra
tier!, entered lieartily into the task ot'eaving the
Union, and another. compromise . eras: the fruit,
in which the Shuth as usual received the lion's
sharer. Texas. woe paid- ten millions of dollars
for territory to whfch'ishe had a doubtful Claim,
New literal= and gtah were organised as territo-
. .
ries without the 7iVilmot Proviso interdicting sin
very, and a Fugitive Slave Law was pulsed, of a
n most olfpressive and revolting Character in the
estimation of every man 'of spirit and self.res,i
. .
pert attho North. - This was the compromise of
isao, in which' the _South 'igot nll—MO North
nothingeMeept the Abolition of the slave traffic
in the District Of Columbia. California was. adz
mitted as n free State, but this could malser.no
part of the compromise; bacons° 'heepeople had
adopted a constitution ; and asked'admission be 7
fore emigre:is epuld act upon the me. and Ac
cording to,Southern doctrine had a right to be
rwelred irrespentwe of any other:subject of leg
--Peedieg , the disputes which originated all
thesa-corapr!Ornise,s the Union was said to be en. -
doagered, and Weak - ulna turned pole, and pa=
triotio rain , rushed to the . Fascia. 'Why was it
uadoagergd 2 Did the . North tnake any threats
of dissolutiotif No. , :AU such threats came from
the South ' Dat it was fashionable then, as vow,
for riosigh-Faccatind_livet'..brealters to charge
or
cry h • orthera newt wheTelbsed tdyield to the arL
regent denarida the . South, as- n disunionist.
==l=E2
: ,111116,8 pie dement% of the Smith* conceded'
day sill dissolve the Ernicon; therefore every per
con Who ohmes thefrclsim.s is 's
The . .
i)rellieltit"eenteit ansevelat - diirerint
from thqse,whiett preceded it. ' The Sc..uth 01111 ' 04
. .
nu orporumiq:ac"..
'I •
• - f"tn' •
• • ' • "1.23
•
and imitate to Northern rights had poesesoioa.cf I- The IL:chaste . r:Anterican learns thatscpartyet,...l:: : : Er A . i t DwA RE
ji4. Govertunent,f.and man unexpectedandtin "denmsit emigrants ; a few data siaO4 want asksassle .....? evt' ' A To— NDlErf7f.../rlifir & gnarded4itement. repealed the first ' eem iut f r om II;boat on the Minim' ippiriver;and gather- , LteJltiblllls es l 140,Mil - C0.,.1.A_P
ilansedabcia,. anitthrsw the territory thentia- irt iar i e gr o ~:v e t ees,°f wh i chti!atrheS an . 4 .l l o""from I '..: Beito call the attention of Buyers to their'
orally dedicated to freedom as a compensation boiled and ate, from the etfecise.ifthatickmOna board,n I ''l4"' pgAnn 'eataek w er AßE MTh fIABIDT.II7I..
for the admission ; of Itlissourias.a-ebtro -State, I died and four others came near dying. They had „„,,„,,,,,,,, -- ,,'„ --- , h ,,,...„ - —; -„,—,...,....----,,Y„! t h e
open to the inroads of slavery, when it was known i Mistaken the magnolia.for cabbages, supposing I - s --- ' --- - --- - tr i I ' . . a
fertile cou nt ry,
1 111 M -cm ay RECILYT PACKETei'ritoNt
at the time that, with a Slave State along its bar I tha t
o iLdoest n h o c l fr
i g e zlia I, and w u ld:A m they oir t ee ., ez the
ild ntthtelfairt7u..r.,otelt;
dtm tb tl to 70 fectl a d t T cabbage grew wad '
d e r , and a F ra-alayer y-" miadatralla ns the fa i l awa i on ae
the oast. The leases of and best part of the territory would inevitably i ble those of the cabbage, but are lsta. 1 busiug their HARDWARE at
poisonous.
~ ~... ..
be lost to freodotti.
1 .-
I ALIEN SOLDLEB9 eon Ssn.ons —The Attorneylitje li sts7r:frnel?r! - egthitle - aili g aii-lrdeleti
__._
This gross, wanton and molt astound ' og- ; general decides that returning O ffi cers of the'ar- ARNOLD & WILLIANIS,
greesion of the slave power has most effectively : my and navy may,lawfully enlist aliens.— W a s h .
aroused tee North to resistance, and the voters of i Union. KANtI'ACITIUMB or
the free states, relinquishing party ties, and in a Chilton Furnaces, Wro , t Iron Tubing
AND 17117INTISIENRALLY,
spirit of mutual sacrifice, are leaguing: together
For Warming nod Ventilation of Buildings.
to undo this great erroog, — to compel the South
t
A. W. irisemit:set Sc Warmting by
to respect her comproinises--to repeal the act et... Hot Water, Pipe. or Chil ing am! Teuti le son'e Yuman& Churches.
Sehoola,'lloailtain. facteriee, Gee. tow., Court Moses
repealing the 3lissouri compact--and to resist at
Jas,. Hotels or Dwellings. No. 25 Market et., Pittsburgh
all hazards the admission of Kansas as a slave
State. As Usual, the South resorts to her stale,
..
though hitherto successful, threat of dissolution
of the Union, and ; uch pensioned presses as the
Pose and Union of this city, and all others which
support Pierce's most subservient and disgrace
ful administration, take up the old cry of Dough-
Faces and lustily charge disunion and treason
*upon all who will hot tamely yet cowardly yield
to the onward march of the 'slavery propagand-
For our part, walui . ve strong . attachments to
the. Union. .4 venerated father, who, when the
solemn.thundere of the cannon at the battle of
Bunker Bill boomed upon his ears, left hie
plough In the furrow, shouldered his musket,
and with his father's blessing harried to take his
place the, .ranks of his country's defenders,
and who proved his patriotisni at Long Island, at
Monmouth, and at Trenton, early taught us to
love a Union which had cost.so much, and which
is hallowed by so many precioris memories. No
act of oars shelf ever wantonly endanger the
peace and perpetuity of a Union which numbers
among its founders the Fathers of the Revolution.
But the Union was established for the better
proniotion of liberty, not oppression—for equal
rights, not aggression—for justice,. and not in
tolerable wrong. We hold it to be the first duty
of every good citizen to resist oppression rind
injustice at - the hands of his own government, as
soon as from the hands of a foreign power. A
tyranny is no less tolerable at Washington than
at London. The character of the citizen is in- '
volved In that of his government, and hence
when he ie subject to acts of oppression and in
justice, /10 is doubly injured, both in his rights
and in his feelings.
We hold the zepeal of the Missouri Compro
mise, under all .its circumstanee's, and in view
of its present and prospective effects, which are
already developing themselves, to be the greatest
outrage it was possible for the government to
inflict upon the rights and feelings of the people
of the free States—a wanton act of injustice and
oppression which has not one redeeming quality
to excuse it. As such we deem it the duty, the
right of every citizen of the free States to use
all legal and constitutional means to obtain re
dress, by insisting that the repealing act shall
. be repealed/ andißatisas refusCil admieSion into
the Union Cieept as a free State. Patriotism,
honor, 'justice, religion, all alike dictate this
policy. -
Bat we aro met on 'the threshold of our efforts
with the cry of disunion. If yon form a section-
al party, we are told, the South will dieselee the
Union. Our reply is, that is not our fault; We
cannot be accountable for the acts of the South.
If you repeal the proviso repealing the Missouri
Compromise, says the South, we shall take it as
an assault upon our institutions, and will dis
solve the Union. We cannot prevent the South
undertaking a very foolish, nay, a very mad act
for a people in her position; but are we there-,
fore accountable for her rashness and folly
Shall we be deterred from asserting our rights
and from redressing our wrongs, becaue the
South threatens to commit suicide
We are not in favor of sectional parties, but
we have no recourse but to form one, became the
South in a body, Whig and Deinocrat, has declar
ed it_willoPpost the repeal of the late iniquitous
invanien of Northerti_rights. If, there are" any
persons in the South willing to join the Nortitia
obtaining tho restitution of the patrimony wrest
ed from no by violence, we hid them welcome
most heartily and Rattily. We are opposed - to
Die dissolntiou of the Union, but do not see how
it can be prevented if the South 19 in' earnest in
its threats, unless the'North is content to sub
mit to be the 4. hewer of weal and the drawer
of water"' Slavery foreverl •
In a word, then, we consider it to he the sol
emn duty.Of every Northern voter to exercise his
rightof 'suffrage in such manner us will restore
to the'North its violated patrimony free from the
curse of Slavery,.and as will oppose an effec
tual barrier to the further encroachments of
Slavery; and that no threats of disunion should
'deter him front the arm, determined pursuit of
this object. Then if the South dissolves the -
Union, the ignominy, as well as the consequen
ces of the parried:el act will rest upon her. She
instituted the movement, she invaded our rights,
and then when deprived of the fruits of her evil
doing, if she lays a sacreligibus hand upon the
temple of our national union, cemented by the
blood of cur fathers, and the fond traditions and
memories of our glory and greatness, on her
rest the everlasting curse of a people who
rared,the .temple of liberty from love of the ab
horred system of chattel slavery.
Werethe free , States even certain that the
South would dissolie the Union In consequence
of a resolute determination on the part of the
North : to recover the Nebraska territory, and
maintain it free from the curse of slavery, thin
calamity should not deter them from claiming
this act of justice. But4re have no fear of any
each event. Slavery may, "sooner Or later, and
mostprobibly will, diisolve the Uniom but the
South will not take so terrible , a leap into the dark
gulf of anarchy and uncertainty on a question in
which,according to the admission of her greatest
men,ahe ie soelearlyin the wrong. As long as
she can frighten and bully the North into acqui
escence with her Imperious demands by threats
of disunion, the will be very slow to take the aw
ful step She has so flippantly Suggented as a
means of operating onNorthein tears and patriot
.
ism.
• •CONGIiESE,. 22n DISTIIICT.—The Whig Con
ferees in thie Districtf
.ineat Bakerstown on
.
Thursday and unanimously nominated. Hon:
Poriance of . 11utler county se a can
didate for Congress. The nominee is a gentle
man of higi qualifications, and one whose senti
ments on the lending question of the day entitle'
him to a cordial and hearty suppoit.
Ittaren'a Blanazutre , tfor July bee been laid
on our table by J. L. Read. It ii 'profusely and
handsemely illustrated, and its table of contenta
i 3 ricb, as usual.
1 51IIAJIAN ' 5.,BIAGALINZ - foi July is also upon onr
table, through the kindness of the publisher.—
The leadhig engraving Is very handsome, and
the reading matter in of
Owing to' tire preii of the Sheriff's toles on our
coAnmnstins rnonitng are compeaed to post
.
pone melt mutter of. interest.
The Floral Concert at. the Third Ward fiche°
flonie.will be repeated to-night.-
Boamon, Tueada, Juno 27.--Hon. , Shepard
Cary, liberal Democratic candidati far Governor;
.epoki here list earning. He took stroeg ground
egainet the Fortlend Regular Contention And its
andichite, Judge Perth, denounclngthe °eleven:,
thin as a pecked ceneern, and declaring the Dem - ..,
oeratic party to • Aceerilitlic'to tbn
report in the *11 , 71 . 15 this morning, he - ceaded . the
Nehmskti question, and phiced the pr e sent Issue
on . the Liquor la* alone.
. ,
,Speaking or railroad facilities, a; writer in the
Independent'says mikes little patter now
where a man jires. &gm by enema/we.
Tim Wheat `harvest .has commenced in good
earnest; and in progressing with as much rapidi
ty as is pos . sible with' man power. There .nre
some reaping 'machines, In' the county, bat hat ea'
many as wo should suppose might be. used to ad. ,
We tink the wheat crop of thhi county willbe
a good one....rjfamicia /Me& _
. During tbo butatorta in Washington the real
dunce of Arnold Doogiaas was - airsick by light.
doingg-considerable dal72llgo' . The little gi ! :
ant will-be strtick.hy enother 'sort of lightning
one of these days, which will alutttar him, - Tory
..,lltitirnnkie papers assert,%uit the ytti ea t mop .
;,in..ifieconehs .never hefere . promisol se' iipand-,
During Commodore Pert7's late visit to Japan,
himself and suite were entertained at a . feast by
the natives. Cooked worms, fried snakes, and a
variety of indigestible compounds were served up,
of which they were obliged toptr-take through
etiquette. Hereafter, a strong stomach may be
considered as a high recommendation in our Ja
panese diplomatists.
CUOLERA AT Borros.—The Atlas, o 31tinday,
says but four deaths from cholera were reported
in that:city last week. The Journal, of Tuesday,
says three additional deaths were reported on
Monday.
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GERRIT GRITTI'I9 I tE S IONATIO3.-31r, Gerrit
Smith publishes in the National Era letter ad
dressed to his constituents announcing his inten
tionio resign his seat in Congress's' the close of
the present session.
FE3tALE POSTMAATERS.- The numi or of females
at present holdingthe offick of postmaster (or
rather mistress) in the United Stoles, is 128.
They arnappointed, give bonds. are sortimissiont
ed, and receive the same compensatmn for their
services as other postmasters. Unmarried fe
males only can hold the office of pokitmaster.—
',rash Star.
Nan . OALLZANS, Juno 27. The exatabintion of
witnesses before the Grand Jury of 'the U. S.
Court, in this city, in reference to the. Cuba ex
pedition, supposed to be on foot here, was unsat
isfactory. They were excused from newerin g
the principal questions, on the ground that they
might criminate themselves.
Tun Wncsmwo BRIDGE.--SOMO of the New
York papers . are circulating a statement that
Judge Grier has "granted an injunction against
the re--construction of the Wheeling Bridge."
They omit 'to state that the injunction is only
against its re-construction at the same bright as
the old one. In granting such a writ, the Judge
is simply carying oat the decree of the full Su
preme Court of the United States, and it is unfair
to make it appear that be has forbidden the 're
building of the bridge in any way. No one in
Pennsylvania will resist the re-erection of the
bridge, provided it is at a height above the water
sufficient' to permit the passage of the largest
boats at all timea—Phdo.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
W. W. EATON, Editor of the "Sower,"
trill prawn In PHILO !TALL. tomorrow, (Loni's day) at
Nut 10 o'clock. lents fro. Bmur.-r—TAt Ancient Order
of ninvAip in contrnd witA the ilndrrn. lrl•]t
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JOHN C. BAKER tk CO.'s
TRITE i I IEDICINAL.COD LIVER OIL,
Prepared expressly for their sales for Medic
inal use. J. C 11, t Co. baring employed an agent at the
Fisheries to superintend the manufacture of their Oil. as
surue the Dublin that It is prepared with the cruelest intro
from none but fresh and healthy liver,
All Oil sold with their Annetta, wRI be found to be of
armful Rue quality. and ran be 'vitalised. in the most del
!Rte stomach.
It is ektensirely employed boih iu private and Beep!tat
Practice. sod well dreeraee Cu attention of Invalids. as e
remedy more valuable than any yet dlecovered, fur orn.
immptlon or pulmonary affections.
JOHN C. BAKER k CO. •
No. 100 North .1.1 et— Philadelphia.
For !Wetly all the principal antindata lel7-GmdavET
An ounce of fact is worth a pound of
=Zone: and the yearn, of c , oelusire huts that cluster
around that ineureparable preparation, nonflature llerfpan
Dishes.. rrorared by Dr. C. ti. Jan.:eon, Philadelphia.
tabliotting its Tahoe to • tonic end restnratire. are such es
vreold twereot incrededity Itself Item eueatioulb• It• efEb
terry. In all ewes ordlseamo of theetotnath. whether woe
or chronic: it mar he reexuameaded for Its onothing.eordiel
and renovating luatumel. 'Dyenerela, heartburn,' DIU of
appetite, nausea, nervy,. relaution and debility,
r iered by the Bitters to u eery short orate anew, end ■
p eevernnee he their use never Ms to work • thorough
60 ,.., t i ord. PIt ia.. tsbal l , : ,. by FLP.3fLNO Drimirli
We by CEO. 11. lib W..
privet
/417-2.11.11. T
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders
"Be purticularin procuring the kind men
ti„.ied... mos of tbe Stows sold are baellaufea"'
Irma the Pittaburch DaDr Planate!, Feb. 2i. 181..1.1
Ractuvrt Agrant—Persona wbo bar* aointral a
atoonlug pektion. Of Wowing Keratin:dim- occupation will
aantrieurs great relief brlbe shofar th. Mnsabingtun
nurpender Bram^ wadi.illehead "dea:geKtlfgrll.o,epet .
of Wood street and Virgiatalley. It antartint !bra llama
and auspendara, the weight of rhos pant:down 4 an Paced
as to eordlenudi f tend to bring Um aboaltanitotbeir nate
11.2.1 position, and eznattertbe abut. Wo..pmehared ass
some. Woo ago. and bare been IP PIOIVIO with U ttiat we .
übaolleiteel mare it • 'lna" grot/i.
Women. hundreds ot whom UV annually Injured by the
web:4i of enormous •Ikirae....should also procure then:
Mum. Ile puttee]. in swamies the kind mentioned. as
mans. of the braces sold am humbugs. • •
Pat whoteenle and ,tail at the Dine Plore of George It.
Keyser, No. 140. corner WOW .t. and Virgin alley. .
iiirSign of the Golden )torah.
g.—laleek keep Troanie. gummier , . Pile ?MPS, titan
tieSteekinne and all kinds e eebanient appligneen
Crietadoro's Facelaio• Hair Dye.
NATURE EQUALED 111( ART!!
Tor age, the Weems endearment lu wain
Th. hair, without seer lidag the Sfrn teetelo—
Triedthis nostrum and that. but in <banging the him •
They withering the hair past all art to renew.
Ton may born your gray tresses • thielc,„paa tiara,
B it Nature the cauterized tint will disawm
And, herjukew driedur. you wilt non be aryalled -
By ending your lit treated cranium bald. •
Lour Thug. as we're mid. the craft straggled In lulu
A dye without =maker lime. to obtain—
A Suitt Inneettona—that, Plteml no the. head.
To • brown or a block would traneforni gn) to , 14•
Hunt ti metes, pnwialmed that thee.] wee itehlewed;
But the wise shook their head, thormh the foolish believed,
And In spite ot advertisement, placard audPuir. •
Breach humbug the public full anon linden:mush.
At length, trelia but lately, 'Enreka” the) , cried;
The want eo long felt had at length beim supplied.
' &dye was arinounent, that. In changing the hoe.
The hair did not scorch—the announcement was true.
'lrian Instant, o'er locks Owned, sandy or red,
Was a black or &brown the met exquisite. shed—
The tibrie were nourished inotemint Ittstroyed;
The pore, of the scalp will, no pigment were eloyet
Ito odor unplearant the liquid gave out;
The color was never one mein a in doubt;
No ehaineleen ebangis to purew rod
green
.E'er rendired the ladle' "not St to he etwo^—
Imitator. the tint that ran asked Ihr - was there,
Like the darkness that /Wore the lightning's glare.
What • triumph wu this/ how We tidings went Ihrth
To the East. bathe West, Ore , the South then' the North,
MALI Schnee and ruble* wrth Agnomen seelsitti
On theietsbletriloarritied dm discerner, name,
And declared that no nostrum the plans mn4 piper'
Of thelrown Cassranetqa Modeler Dyer
Bo ldwholiwahr and retail. at haTtIEWS, 140 Wood id,. , • Sign of the. Golden Mortar
. . •
UNITED STATES - LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY 'AND TRUST COMPANY.
PIRLdnISLIVIZA.
CIIARTNIRD APRIL 20, 11150 .- - OnAilra PlnalWil.
CAPITAL-43250,000._
_.
Virg & E. corner V-PAird awl Munn grub, ravaar/pkto
DP1 , 1011113 OP TILE HOUR BOARD AT PUILADELPRIA
1
Stoplunt R. Crawford. Paula o l aturd, ‘.
tgiMNP.ll.% v .., 2=4".1=.
L. .b L. Plemniat s . .IsTroi De:men;
Pirlir-S ' . l = l ll:(AvorßA. liuu° ulc° !'
ro. It , ...idext—Ambrma W. Thunipson. ,
Naiad - EnolOw—PlltaL , r4k.. James IL Wfilson. AL D 4.
All'gb"r. VII 7. IL
likricai 4r rna.. A wt.
=Mt ' 14 Yount erret. Pitt distrah
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- . PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire dr. Maxine Insurance Company;
OFFICE 5.5 - FIFTII.STREBA
31.480:41C RAU, PITTBBUBUII, PA.
&MON, President.
• ,
CUAULLII A. Cow; JAMES Boolotory. '
' Thin emptily makes every• Institance ap-
Derbaninit toor ennesetell with TAPE HURL , ••
raig4:gtentk,lgt.( IS r; egee=eNiill2;A
And against Loan nr Damage by Fire,
.nn d n amine the Porno of the Soo sod Ihland 2(a:fixation
aa ion
Pollak.= at the lowers Oates oondotaet with - Safety
toall parties. •
•
,TIMUMS. Ilnon, • Wm. B.
Rnmnelll,Chirkim. . MW
, t , t
11 , 1111 am PI:1111Mo, Alovandler 11 or.
John SOO%
rz 'in:attar:l4
Johtrhl.die'Alpin. 'Aloaanther 11.4 . 'nolds, Ann,
Jame:l Thhui "h •
Oeorh. holden. Ihnui SIOWO, Dtlanr•
, 1,1..04Arry youlLt
Litdios Fail:True
Id'CORD .& CO.. would most respectfully
lotto ttoi attention of Lille, to their Iwo snit Ootoolatto
stook of PI/HO, now opoolog, toottniting to pikft
Sable, Atom, Martin. Fitob.l4lll.Coitoloo, Siberian 8011if'
rol, Itotk Mattli,flonott, Clow rod Bowen Down; matt.
Poltasidt..Cul% Doss.onno - Woad no
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• JIL-Bally's Antidote and Lotion.- celebrat,
est throughout - the Mug u the only's:enable preparatioic
ever invented me the. cure olell ' • :
:Diseases of the Urinary OrdantPsZes,and Female
' nearest settees Masaasireodlnary lfecliciais hams tb
gaps met glth In ming thalami,* complaints, boo stir.
Inblislaren the *ignition themselves, saying nothlngtif
the thousanda olludividualir who have been permenesalr
cured bi,their um. We nimbi amunithe publhahat they
...open mind itionbuim, comPoonded eddy to MI,
b,,,iirjppegarsd by a thorough Cheinhit, with the mist
choice - and rarisingiedienti' which be Obtained, and
~,,i,l„,tgu g s g to go goat' Butane tried te reguired to aim,
Tp f y inpciauD In boa" with' WI atroetionsaeaccop..
&flog them. the Antidote. at gl. and the hotloti at ao at&
pa &Atte. One bot,th .I*da tan 'da m , &tsar , Nl. *
futilely cured In two or three days. -
-
--Invented by IL BALLY, Phystelin ahe Illapitid
Peal& and Pridaredby AMOY & 00.; General &pews Ka. s
'the United Stake and Canada& to wiffifn orders oona~lr
'eddrunnt.: Mud"! DePa. - ded hivadied.; earner Grind
Kehl LifPlthjhuyidt, whateself lad stall; by PLENUM
►/Kidd ttlq,)Ntate.Weodst:Wheel;
J. Pi t N . spa; ./4141its V"?
O'COEINER, Bum=
BANKERS AND , INSURANCE DEAL
/IRS, No. 115. Wood attest. one door from First geed. Pitts
burgh.—lluy and sell P. and Current Funds, Sight and
Time End:maim, Coin, Stoehr, Eastern and Westem Time
Dllis, and Promimeorr :toter, allow 6 per rent on Time De.
Pushes of Par and Current Money; and Inman Fire and
Marine Policies for the Ens fxsuutsce 'Centaur. (nosh
OoPital, $170.000,) and Rein. Inecaluci Conrinr, (Capita
10.000.000.)
NELSON'S FIRST PREMIUM
DA G UER RE OTTP E S .
POST MICR BUTIDING, THIRD STREET.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS whowish
to obtain an accurate, artiste and Iltedike Ilkenewhat
it ' rg ', ?olera te w P n l e7i l l i shlgorw t g "e :.!fit ge t Zttfill . rag
is guarantied. or no charge made. !talon. one of the
Worst and beet arranged Side and Sky I Wits ear *m
anacled for the purpose, with Instalments alba most
nowerfulklnd, and haeingadopted thesystem of ()agorae°.
trano.tot now practiced by the celebrated Roots. of Phil.
delphla and New Tort, Mr. F. natters himself to be able to
offer to the patrons .1 the Art, a style of Daguorrentypa,
either singly or In groom which has never been surteased.
Root. open mad opernang In all weathers. from 8 o'clock
a to o clock. a Y. ota9-11WT
Enlarged •or Varicose Veins, Weak
Kass Jolstra AND {Stet Ammar—l would respectful' ~a
Tito the attention of phyalelank and the nubile .
to my saamtment of Silk Eleatic Stockings. rri .7 - , 0 .a.
Ankle Seeks mid bandages for the relief.
..d.eure of Sad
moo m Enlarged Veins. Weak Makin, Weak Knee Joints
and the various mullions. most In the ewe of dlxases re
quiring outward support:
also keep every variety of Trusses, Body Smells
germane en, Shredder Braces, and In fact all kinds of me
hanlnd appliances and to the erne of disease.
JFA. if. GRYBER, Wholesale Druggist,
mh.234l&adi N 0.1.10. eor. Wood n. and Thom AMT.
Invalias recovering from the effects of Fe
_
ver. MMus Memos, or continued illness of any kind, will
fled Carter's Spanish Mixt aro the only remedy which will
roriro their drooping constitntione, expel all had ho ro
from the excite the liver to a prompt and healil y
action, and by its tonic properties, restore the patient to
ilfeltud rigor. '
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We CAM Only eke TRY IT. ' A eingle bottle Is worth oil
the sowalled Narenpoollla► in existsign. It contains on
Mercury, Opium, or any other noxious or poisonous drug
nod (SO be siren to the youtuoWit 'lnfant without hulas.
tloo.
Son thieetetiflomes of eranderN cures amend the bottle
More thin flee Mende W parsons In the city of Richmond
Vs.. an testify to Its good effect,
See advertisement,
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Da Pont Powder .—: E e ry iarioty Rifle
llufog wd Blasting Powder, in .11 111.0 DaCkSgtll 41..7
on hand and for sale from sfa.saalue, la lots to salt par
chasers, on favorable terms. Mao &frill
D. W. C. BIDWELL. 31anufacturers• Act,
nor dl[ Its gevent street. Pittsburgh.
Citizen's Insurance Comp" , at rittannzgli.
ILAMU Preiitied.
SAMUEL L. ,
MADDILELL, Srey.
OFFICE 94 WATER. BETWEEN' iIARKA.7 ..LVD
WOOD STREETS.
SS. ENSURES HULL A ND CAIIIIO RISER -ON TilE
Ed , AND MIL.4EMIPPI VKI:e. AND TILIBUTAEI Es
ire Insures wing bras or ihnnao, by Fo, LSO
aixti.t Arlon-dr nf Mr SE A and NLAND X4176'4 A 770.1
and TRAASPORTATION.
R. D. Kinn, DIRECTOLA:Wm. Larlmer, Jr..
Wm. D.Akr. • • 'Lm."r•
Enmutl Den, Wm. Bingham
'Wert Dunlap. Jr. John S. Dilwodh.
B.llarhannb. nand. Sel/m , 1.,
Dame K. PE4MOOII., J . Se.honnmater,
Walter Dryant, Wm. II: Ham
John Fhlntnn.
HENRY H. COLLINS,
COMMISSI
FORON. E WARDIN M G AN D
RCHANT,
AND DEALER IS
CILEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS; FIS/I,
And !'endure ammrsll7.
No. 25 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
ists .
Dr
Jr. McLane's Liver Pills.—When the
proprietor of Ulla Invaluable munvb. purchased It of the
Inventor, there wits no mmlleine whfch deverved the name
for - the cure of Liner and Billions complaints, note ithatamt
in the.vest prevalence of them/ diseases to the Unltonl
States. In the youth and West particular', nitro. the
patient la frequently unable to obtain the perste. of me
al/et physician. .11210 nuns, y was Inquired, at once safe
and effectual, and the operation ovoidal amid In no elm
00(00 Pm-Wale/el to the conatituthis weak!.i.amp-
DDef by Dr. Mc Lane's Liver RUM, M bas been moved In
I stvory tnetanee to able& it hag had a trial. Aiwa/ s hem
liat Instance has soar a currod IA which Its
effects bans been injurious. The Invention of an educated
mid distinguished Iphysitlam It has nothing In common
with the muck nostrum* itoreeed upon the P.M. by shah
ion pretend.. to the modreal arL Experience has nen
proved, beyond • doubt. that SlelAikeo Pill is the heat
remedy ever pramsed Fn. the Elver complaint.
) Purchases" will lm careful to ark for RIC TirLANET I
:ELLEURATED LIVER PILLS, and taLo none else. Them
are other Pills, Purporting to be Liver rills, now before
tbA phblb. oleo. Ida Celebrated Vertulfuan. can novel. had'
at ell rest...eta'''. DMA' SEM.. In the United et.tm also..
tar-sale by the sole.proprietors, FLEMINO EROTtIERS,
jelddA onA Succelunr* to J. Kidd Co- 60 Wood nu
7010 IrLICOLIM . SITC,X./P ronixoo 11.1311.19.
FLEhtINO BROTHERS,
(eccttemeis TO .1. tn. ay.) •
WIIOLESALE DILUGGIST r a,
NO. CO WOOD WrP.FIET.
pirrstruiren;
Pr:Triennia Dr. 31•14neeCelebrated Vera:Alm laver
PIIICae
Dividend
CiTTlF.Xlll:regakscr COMP:Mr. I
l'ittablireb. June IR. /BM. f
The President and Directors of this Compa
by have this day declared la Dividend of Three Dollars per
share upon the Capital Snub, parable to the Eteckholders
Or their legs! represertation, on and after Monday; the .
Inth Inst. SISIUEL L RAMSDELL..
tel7-s , tfe
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Or. Morse's Invigorating Elixir or
CORDIAL—If It 111 . 11141111.1 boo this great restorative bl
accomplishing rush eetreordioary torso. we ran oar reply
clot to the Arabian herb that forma Da tardiest IniTedf,t
have been blmded by the omnipotent Phrekimn a larger
=mut and greater varieties of curative popedma than.
bed in . .. P m -hoe r, iMPPeoad to exist In ahundredditerent
articles of the plutrnommarta. A whole mediclue stint of
....Dm. so to speak. mesas to have been combined In thin
herb; and In tbe . ELIXIR or CORDIAL we have their eon.
conflated few., ft t the eseet, however, not them
with which we have to deal in the prsetkal spoliation
the ma:lde. The viethool of oirstersis are eared, it. ,
nerroneare rollorrad: the half paralysed resume their arils
lir, the Ind/roars from, beaten-11e are tormented no more
the weak hoonne Aromas, the tint allow:KlS., leave*. the
'complexion of the bilious, the depressed In spirits beam.
buoyant the slob In almost in aver). condition of diems
derive immediate benefit troco the um of Dr. alorse's In
shroratlng =lob or Cordial. These Ali& supported by
irrefracable proo4 are wended to the attention of Inver
odds, who an verify . them by a single bottle of the medi
cline. The Cordial Is mot aphighlrommentrated, In pint bot
Prim three dollars per bottle, two fhi Ore dollars, sic
to, twelve dollars. C. U. KING, Proprietor.
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IA Broadway, N.Y..
SOU br Dragglets throughout the United /Hates. Cana
pa. and West
General Agents IP Plttaburgh,-Plerulng co r ner Wad and Fourth stroetei and Gra U. lieyeer.' corner
Weed lance and Virgin alley. Also, ,hy• J. P. Fleming,
Allegheny Cit.-
.• ial&lw
1 • 4'4 4 . •; -- .
Hernia, or Rapture ot the Bowele.—There
are thonainde of person. 'Moore Minted with • Roptdre
' of the Ikr.rele, who pay little attention to the disease until
the bowahibecome stranunlated. when In all probabilitY it
may he too late. How Important It le, then. for all those
nullcrlog foam any form of "Rapture of the no.ay. to roll
at once upon Di , JCEYSEtt, at hie Wholesale Drug Store,
Corner of Wood It. lid Virgin alley, and procure a Truss
_to retain the protruding portion of. the bowels: Dr. Key
verbena... Thee tank orate Drug Store whereTrthows are
and walrental to Ora Stalker:lion. Ile alto bee
every enriaty of Trues° that you as name, and at any
prior. to cult the of army one In' need of Misfile!.
I also keep everr kind of Sennorte" !.de Dram, Save,
eery Bandage; ENgitie SYodinde, for eulargell rein. and all
tiny of mechanical applieneem need In the cure of tlireae.
• I would reenectrolly Invite the attention of the publiele
an expellent Trues Mr Children, which inrarlably enacts
curesina They Short•thne.
•
.
N. 11.—r 1186 kr*o on band and for sato a WAD wort.
mane onitioaler Brsotiortbo moat Improved Mid. that
baia , boan worn *kb .o mob Bathe:action by hundreds or
Peranta both In and out of the eltY. •
R. .KEYSERW DAM/STORK ct TRUSS DEPOY, tor
nor of Weal Went and Viron.alley, No. 140.. Cm of tbo
Golden Mortar.
.1.1241ine1
A; A...CAIIRIE.R
Confer 4th and. Smithfield eta.,
PITTSBUIWII,
AGENTS
State'Mninal Fire& Marine
COMPANY OP HARRISBURG.
CAPITAL $350,000.
Girard Fire and Naiine barium° Co.
OF. PHILADELPIIIA;
JCAPITA-L $300,000.
IN Co.lll'4NY.ol'.rim VALLE/
OF VIRGINIA, )
WINOU ESTER, VIRGINIA;
Capital :S21)0,000:
OFFTCE PEN CrA. IN anutricr. co. iv pirate:fame
.". AUTIIOItIZED CAPITAL saoo,oop.
jell.Rairo • A.' A. CAIIIITER.
M'Clintoore
din the iitteutleu of heads ollasolhetyand other', to Utast
settlement oaths fourth page of those valuable rata,
•
---
Ease and Comfort--no Confonnator,
Lit* importairritla cane, ,x toy amp tno ust t thr
Dit.ttltarsbase of the 114.1, so it net tut a u Mr .ou the
brad as okt mei Aiwst tit att<l . • 'good Hat may. tir had
it TT tFaxt at. . • Itiv-Ikt • • vr. DOVOLAR..
- NORRIS zocmcarn- WORKS.
Mitcpikai AIWA /IMt. Odlas the Railroad, Philadolpku.
NGAGED for triam_ ,years exclusively in
ligtratr 6 gyag,..b4=llB.9"rise m eluirrl A lszr.
1041111Marrilie uxturos &nu tools, art 'rats too the
r=ai g ig i en =lt: l444 A ' "7 41'4 " "
, ocio - - • Kunuan atounma sox
DIED.—On Mist =rules, the 30th it 6 Velcro
'JkWX6 ULIPIB, User., tho Wet ion able
new ttieiuis antes war ire.resieettelly Wetted to ate
teed tbefonorel sitekunane!,, at to tteleal; sl, hl4 Iste sett
- - Bond of Trade.
REGULAR It CETINGof the Association
he hold at their meant, on MONDAY, Juirked.at
ock., P. 31. J7l-td W.P. LIAVEN.
Powder! Powder!!
MITE subscribers have at all times a large
g euraotity of Do l'onts and Johnson's Dieetin g .
der, at their Magazine, near llollidavaburg. Onleui forte
one : hundred to a therms:mil kegs ean.Le filled to any time.
_Hollidaysburg. Ju1y1„:54.-llnd LLOYD
Notice to
Stockholders.
orr!. or Pirtsariton am 0.111.123V111A It. It. C0..1
iiitteenrgh. Jane 28th, 185 L
GREEABLY to a Resolution of the Board
A of Directors attn. [`Mehl:rub and Connellsville P4ll
- Crospany. euhscribers to the stork or cold COILIPSZT
are hereby notified that the fifth instellnieur of lire Dra
w., per .h. re 00 ma r ,oesaiptions sill no doe and paya
ble on the 15th day orJuly neat nod alai FiTe
the
per
abler. on the 15th day of nickarDie imp wontit, until the whole
amount be raid.
Stockholders realities in Somerset Co. sill pay to Hai.
Samuel M. Holler. Meier@ Hills Dose residing to Fayette
Co. to Col. D. H. Davidson, those residlog in
Westmoreland Co. to Gen. Cyr., P. 31arkle, West Newton;
and all others to N. Ponder. Fin., at no lithos or the Com
pany. In Nevide Hall Dunding.corner intend Liberty sta..
Pittsburuh. BZUHRT.
J7l-9led Treasurer P. KC. R. R Co.
HAVE this day purchased the interest of
Joseph Dilworth in SHRIVED. DILWORTH .t 01=
bosiness will be continued at the aid stand, No. 17)
and TV-Second et., under the stilo SUMNER t Dtic
WORTH. JOLIN &DILWORTH.
July 15t.1.55-1.
REIINSYLVAIIIA RAILROAD.
•
lOURTII OF JULY EXCURSION.
Thirteen Extra Trains,
LIETWEEN Pittsburgh and Brinton's, stop
plog at Kant Gibed'. Wilkinsburgh and . Bwisde.
xiwf Pittabutgli at G.,. 8, 9.10, 11. and I—o clock ; A. N.
and 1, ...,3. 4, L. and 6 o'clnek. P. N. The 6 and 7 o aloe
k
A. IL, and band 0 o'dock P. hi. Trains will only roa as far
as liwiasaala. J..IIESAINIES. Agent.
mat • at ra.maam Station.
Election Notice.
AN 'Election for President, 10 Mannger3,
Clerk and Treasurer or the PitHtburea sad ..tileohenv
rc (Ir. (at Hand et.).will he held at the North end or
thellr/dtre. on MONDAY, July between the hours. of 2
and fi o'clock. Jyl-td (IEO. E. ARNOLD, Tresen•lar.
FOURTH_ OF JULY EXCURSION
` TRAINS!
ON THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
IL, RAILROAD. in addition to the Throe Daily Through
Trains, mad the Flue Daily Trains Letween Pittsburgh and
New Brighton, TWO 'EXCURSION TRAINS, S/oppinp at,
I O if N ah X o CUR w S / OiTß n A on lN t w rda Da v Joh P t lk b u B gh 4
at 7 A..
M., Meet the Accommodation Train mt liayerrille at 7.40 A
M., and will react; New Brighton at S.7O RETURNING It will leave New Itrighton at 6.80 P. 01,
meet Aceommodation Train at Rochester at 640 P. M., and
reach Pittsburgh at 7.48 P. if.
THE eXcUitsION TRAIN will leave Mansfield
at A. M.. and
it
Wooster 8 W oos ter M. •
RETURNING It will leave at 5.50 P. M— Meet
the Second Express Train at . l,oudonvllle at 620 P. IL, and
reach Mansfield at 7.70 P. Al. of Forty or more acme. can
one-half Excursion
Tickets for :or one of the Tralna at he regular
font clam fare; that Is at the rate of a eingle fare for time
round trip; by purchasing end paying fir such packages
of Tickets RF.PORR the morning of the Peurth Of July,
AS ON TIIAT DAY THE REVULAR PARE WILL' BE
CIIARGED. S. W. ROBERTS,
Ci."•r PCT 11 3 1.471,
le2B-t4thJz • Nast, of ne
NOW-A'=DAYS!!!
Orphans' Celebration
TIIE .Manage of St. Paul's Orphan As- ,
lam .ill ce , ebtztt tfte 'Fourth of July, at SwDorda,
near OVllklusloag. The Ilanaderapledge thenartelrm thla
year to make thaormodou is storm stile sit poeslblo, to an.—
A large Pullca Pare 0111' hein atteadatme to prevent to
of
peroonaholo coming • tlor groom). Two Bawls
of Morle are maid. A Roe of Rallmad Carr will leave
the Depot, at the Canal Bridge, „every hour. I:reunion
tleketa eau be prOrarad at Qin Depot. Fare 10 rants mach
way.
, fe'2,-td
iol7-dtvlmT
Batlw.--Bot Cold and Shower.
. 2 „,
N the fittineund kurnishing of which noth
I Ins halt Liens, iavad.tolrender Bathing . tosurlous to
well acamalthful. an, Avery day (5u.u.p.....pi.d)
from 8 •. „\ vt to 10 c. x ~...tl t die father Chop. rrYfi...lß.V.
corner o linheock at. and Thakureve nay. ye N zu NIG
ti 1 . , , V E ,4 1 1'.1„,,i 1 , 1 ,vi'—?,.?..r,c:"Ai'a1r'.4.,Y, ~A,',•t.`',± x. A.
I.4mergarra\TheUttsklll.,\'N'T2,Addlson'tlicharus. The
Holy Wenk • Hear. Nacoleontl:tineparte. hp John S. C.
Abtott: Stud 'fur a Pleturtiof Tenho. by lk. tlarveh The
Happy yeller • Otory of lbe,Rlver Ihddeon: 'Wolf Buys.
k t.,
In India T%t ewconnon Inotor..Pahlo.. NrAnt 1.• (ow
rev. Backe T Last Mornonte. r Boetboveu: R'oman's
NV rnnue, • Le f.nt Enttlish Lavn l Storut and Bett; rho
Breen lane mond e Bold Rica; ' , Wilma a tircek'Ulti:'
The turned PrOoe ); The Cankeied Bore of Tired; A
..,,,
Y. ieht Among. the Clondx Mon thlOtecord Cr Current
Event,: Ndlor's \ T de:
.Emlitorli '/Ally null: Editor's
Drawat Literary !void 41 . 3_1ourth of.luynnota tte . yttfron.
NEW ifook,y, ST PUBLiSIIED—Mor e
%nide, the Crretl 'at the Phil:mocha and 'Hope of
eCluivttan. by Slr IXtvldftreentxr: Sin .. .'
Chrietlan'VVltorver Benylthf ecalnat Mer Ur intemper
a. lip Bow. Dorm: .\
V
Trend.. laArntentf. flOp. tart Cation. \
Web (reef:raj:Ohm of Sols'llocSr from Corte,' -
nee • A. larg4 , B•Tiortrccut pfee Irrtnining to
intrien4lng, to, which new pu old...near° ro
Inga 4.1011. for tvtht . l27 , •. SA Dlatlt, Al
iEIIRING4,SO bids. N, . I Balt ,
ii..lfAni•lngancr.(pr sale by d ILN I'. Ar
No. BUS I
ItISPER Fort JULY-1. arner's 31agi...
A al ..t for JolYittrt reed end for en oby
a , \ \X. It LAUFFE .67 Wax, et.
......
ARPER FOR .11I,LY—Now
311,.:117arrkOna m "tiVILMIA
LI GGS-41\ Anis. fres
12.1 just rred livi tu. sat. t.
i ‘III;ESE-=1::00 Issb. Ohre ‘l, . RAPuttsrig
Ik, fnr rale by \ \ \ 'maw IL (7.V.L1,..
aadLERATU:4O bscr;spure, in 1-1, - T,2
~ .4 boulad rm.'s. far sat, by unmer II CO
trif ER 14 griuns freeh Si n
11 Mitt...reed and fed lisle by lIPUIT IL CULIA
1 15 ; \ iiEEDOIL foi,sale br • •
irl AENTor comaxs.
- IfIEARC---12. casks Arne for Sale by
iri \\IIIEXILY It. COLLINS
RY Alki? ‘ LES-12 bile. for sale.bv
I ILLBEIVT\ \ ON BANKING—A practical
treatlahon Ranking. by Seines Millard niamit, la 1
ruLdro for ear • • KAY & 00.. fib Wood et.
ArrFINE PIFOR. SALE—Situatc4 in
llopeell theme . Bearer rouhty, oil the roadltem
mur h :the ;and Irene from 111401110 ricer. at
I ours elrtohn runt enntalhe 112. acres, 7y nr SO of which :ore
cleared A larde frame di:yelling, frarnebarth fi neorchanl
he. Alan, a 4 , lendlal antddll. jra running ord., Prior
100_ per acre. onednlrd la hind..
Also. a anal; tempt. althated ultblo 12‘perchea of th e
above, containing MN acrea;dlf cleared and fenced, balance
In.gund Umber, fine eprli.ga,'ke,.. Prlee $25 per acre.
Je29
.11cLAIN.; 21.5 th
ut — TL L-1 . 76- M7iiisioii.:.ii44•Ji•
ea le
6ONO/INA in 1-8 OZ. 'link recd rind for
ix. eels by K. K. SELLKKS :103.
UlOTASll—Pritue quality; a few eask's for
A sale by ll kK. 5gL1.43:8 x!'
& co.
NEW JE RSE rzi NC WIIITE-100 (25 lb)
keg/me.'and rbr'salo by ,'. 11. K. SELLERS k Co.
BEALE'S PAINT.BRUSLIES hand and'
far sale kr J e* IL E. SLUMS k co.
ARIUSO J'S FLIV N
r:*""' th
t rt l t t4 tbaoby "r sialcati
lADY'S HTSTORICSET LIBRARY—Me-
A =Minot the Mutt of Marie Antolnstte. - Queen of
an o. by Madame Cason.. to 2 Oct.. Ilatn..for kby
5e2../ KAY k W 55 Wood at.
W1 h 1 . 7 . E qdo ODtlif tt umhy . 4.. d tti Burchfield
h ei tl
w'hite nom., tbr ladles dews aka VISPP , IL - They eon.
hawed
tlonto thelr large stark ot kul i atnen Dress :Goods at
n'haasi fullyeirt.7l;ell:l7l"4 b:li4ll?..l"'Zir"g'"-
t hay goods Jo .ell theullses
.. tkla opport=ty
. ,
TURNIP SUED--Ituta\ Raga,
1_ Purple 2b
s'ir Aberdeen,
rfoik.
/ = P 4" Crio l e.;.. i4 \ i'Vbo d I
_Si'find Its
tall at the Seed Etnie.Gth et., by SAO. oltt i oaur.
.11.c?,,0!.'1.1.S.IGNENT-120 NO:. 4
it reeks Shouldetni,in',Wt; 45 bbl . . TAAL
.le)..lltde . OVAL 11.. LIOL.MES taw.
" tirANTED—Threp clever men to complete
otTuv. liftlLlT:sro,'ll7l7.lZPl4Tte 4_l.`,rlt7,77ec!irtm
aro seldom made. En q u i re TUOS WoOnt.
kourth nerent.
e
WrANTED--A purchaser for the handsom
v eat bons, and yrreunde nn Toby 11111. It le • home-
Enquire el TIIOS. W 1.11)8, :b. 4tbet.
ITALUABLE IiAXIY ST. \ PROPERTY
T Fog sele a goal three Atin.y brink house, .ot eleien
room* end kitchen. Two porton, dining-room, Ae.. all anti
101 ' 724' frih , Vl ' b r i-1111 in i , t tttig 'rb , N
ALSO—A Ideuenz Dwelling \troupe% No Townsend •
12 ,. . i f , orrInIg roo m ,, with a lot, qeee, sines, by
' s4)* = - ctrrtniEril, n •
JO• •• • S 140, ad et.
NEW. 3 fACKEREL--fti \, lthls. large No. 3
rood by Lt. It. • r node LT tiAI.ZELLA Co
fIIIEESE--20Q bra., good cutting for oak
bT jett • R. DAI.2.ELL ICU.
Alit), inbbls. .;:n1 kegs for sale TIT
JeZ \ R. DALZ4!,4 &
PLA
eII NT
bn EW*NOIiTLIERN MIME—
"If"!?"?'"&"` g g ,l,l °l l \ 7 1g'
1 , 48 L;
cO., iom.t
onn SIDES SLAIXOIyIt SOLE_LEA'fit
11" Lrt d.RVleT r At.. PVIIIIMUMPtia
IWCORD'S PATENT,,S AP, inatiufaottir,,
••ud by I":DENECKti. Ay We .11. nuantitlim,b,
,
u 14,nd 11.1)09.11NS, y UAW Pt . .
low by Jar UMW. Co."
- - -
„„„ 1111IAC-75 kill.. in Store foe siiie 1)V
'1.17 III4IALL DiClitY 4 al.
L"OR SA LE:—..56 • acres' i)f Land,' • in
• random) , township, Beaver mutat. tlee , taltee from
}earn on the mad leading from 11 Ilrlahtaa to Alla
gbe t
nj elthon which aro ererted a rood
(Dviwola
Howe.
t":1:Lr, aTe=c,..a141...
watered, Mare ila dna /koala and ' men ga. eki4l,
Then are4s reran cleared and all undei ranee. ; na
.Prrl"gre I, :n a d=:lla t ; ITO; fa4l.l"ehintriz,!,--
vOFFEE-100 Rio Cofrge
J for ula by • .1.1.11 •%. N. 11. ARDA
Sta.
too.
JEACIIES-75 bus. hallow., iu store undfbr.
, Web!' JaZ rtArtmieuu &Co.\
TAMS-10 (es. S. C. iti s, Store arid tbl 7 7eirg•
br ,143 9 AIAROACOIIi CO:
stor t ! h{td , for Salo. by
11 by Jal.M - B .IIAR6ACC & CO.
VIACKEREL__I I
-1,11. m ssl. b 7 O . II ARBAVUII 1. IX).
13ROPOSALS Trill bo roamed byAho .Itior
hick mndtlae.
In
rurbing. grading and Want.
wth nd anus. In and crowd t Filth Ward liar
ket Mow, until Tbnraday. GM day otJniy. •
...jen).3td • 401 1.‘111.9flELL, Manua.
fijio/10KSITES FOCCCTUNTRIT'itEbI
- DUCES—Yin...meant irrondid, to a beautiful Jaw
-1140.•ItelAt• •• itun:nt 8110 par sem olos
aerny st pt.° per Urn etc lerMe• s• .2,0 per sere, c good
roe,' sad pleasant idttlatlo• reeldrlxec Elcilaltie for
rocusehee. %CUTHBERT& d0N.140, .1,1
pLACKBERIVaIItANDY--.3 casksof eut
et NT.= quatitroluttable for aualtrinal py1.ei41,4 for
a +mutates lafalt, br . Ir3l. 11.111,•'MM
jao gp,l2, tor. Wood i Front eta.
jPREItRY BRANDY —1 cili ,se flee: fine: k
vurtaboil End thasics br 00%. y '
otties
ot
quantities to licit. 37 IVIL n'BM°3-5-'
$ 3 O - 12. az. tocl 4#43 4..
~~.._
. ,
.. z .
O\ N l / 4 .D CIIEJ ' 6. 1 2 7,491 5 %.,_
_‘ : i. p . ,,,, ' ' ' ' ' ' A., -. v.D .1
\ AI" U 15 -lE3IESI TM \
. '
11 , EE FROM," L POISONOUSSV.4.4;I'... . lar An Advent...Ha - 6A% of Coneerta Or Olin '
T ..,, NEW JE -SEY ZINu , 33OS.IPANT ! Ho., ....4 b. ttrid - uk .ut...... \- - -- \,.
ha ng krnstly enhard their worlui r. and ttOPTOYea :
_•=_,-_,..._-=.-,-_-_,--,..;--______,..
_. ' _
t e quyil yofthelr rentn,N, ore ' , tomato to execute r• '•
mesolubliiii!
der, fin. ell; SUPI,II.IOR INILN T.T. DRY. and DROUND • .
IN OIL. In nanortid wk.:mot tenta 23 to WO • P... , a 1 ; . Monday E;ening,Jnly3d, LTa.taiday, July 4'
Ilse. DRY. hal:visor:NY , poknds melt: , '
Their MI TR ZINC, whl•h ~ta drr or i,,t,2.,1 i. on, MonlaidPs Exhibilj(in .of ,
Is warranted URI: and not Reed Int bad/ Itta trßi'' ' " ,•-•-- •- . ,
farm Oate...
-; • L CHEMit..;AL. - DIOR km 4,5.
.
A method of rem:at:on hat ntly tteen atenyrel. ~ .... - . .- •'
.r . " . '
whleb enables t e (Soo pony to NI - mud Die - -
itiiirWataiiti
terrearitilitc7 e' l7thii — AWASP4" .t , resaleable time.—
In tins respeetthel mints will be a or tenuity other
an the mark • \
Their Chown Zhu" mint, erttleh d st• a
and can only he nixie rent the Zinc Oraapore leil. now et known fo its itenteetire qualities at
riled to Imo or other mtattle surface.:
Their Stone Color t porow4rA gilt proprlA
the Drown, and Iv et an curable oiler Air ntitUt
tag, Donets. tintAntlidinTilnrhigra
ort•lrraeuttrahall on Ilhe term by their .
Wall lt Lb:
\ Wholes:de Pal t Deale sand Intychrters,
• anZtddaninta W. enr4lah A Market ataNyhtla.
NEarnages fbr Sale.
TII E untlerignedliam
.itit received
from the Past, at s CARRIAGE WARE.
SE. act 401 Id
ted hror thn Two Mitt Run, between tip
Moab & Lawrenceville, a nplendid rtment of Vehl ea
of every description, and will amain to rerolve Jean
I,Ti.).4,74.,:_ttlizoy:dlsirod.l.l.llllllAG, . 50L141F..3. IBU e,
cash. Racing toir twelve yes ' nny te Z ' "" i
en&
. 71th his well known e facilitick in f' ' of
h 1 44. 1 / 1 1 . 1pzt4ine4 dorm ahli.coinplA, o
'' St
MI and examine forbnnadval. t o
Espeeial and prompt attention paid t.
team on I myrodawi di. ro__
i t V ifj,'„!T ROSS 11,T,001
e 40000 of thnoi:ortl'Ziegy=i&°itli.
: . .7 , !.gb , :73 ,, l r ik n e . n t ra whole 110
port.. the shell ' nod ehadn'w of r'gri
Gallery Is famous for pn dunii F p,t,
moderate. Speciine w at the rdaYs
je37-411wS •
.....
Great Semx•Annual Sate
. CA ItI?ET -,. WAlt 'l.ll
NO. 312 MARKET STRE . 1
W. NI'CLINT.OO ' i . [ti -11- irKfigoult 7 r, SAL 01,.CHAR
§.
H AVING commenced our e• li ,inr , "T, it S FL.O, ORIt'iG,MILE,PEEILTY— Monday
nil Clothe. de, we hare the pleasure \to 'Pp ' i',',.7',1y,..... 11.. 4 thezaz.....41.",4i1• comb 1.- T:,,t3 r i .
.z . . 11} 0.$ nri T ii ., beef°. dro'd.\ said levels of-Abio On‘f Sel ro J.
i
our (Mende and the public that, wean
~. \ anUnty, trkli 1)
~ 1 wld. theVfriyitll4l.,..o,ll,‘Cllh4=dB.,
v=t 4 tdr , ' „,, rell ,-, t , ThT.4tatt:gr.f.i.orisif,l.
llonseet, or Stomobeets total! endogamic, the bugled and ' T-%lClit"Til'arkit4V.
teat Mock Wert Of Um mountaine; as wears deters:dried ' „T„,,;:,„,,,,J5aii.1,,,,- ,-,..„,.,,z,d.,....-,n.,..i„,,„...v....,,..,:,,,,,,-
toren cheaper tlun an he purrhared for cold'in • thekkaat-1L.1„,....... 10 , 2 . 14 n u. ~,...piLL .0.1,,...011',,a't -.....
ern cities. froratnakeoltromsro in tart the 11 .1 in_b , rir , eof tomdeig mot 18 6k:ft:WAN. par day, wit\ ' st '
Rood 'Velvet Me Carpets ' Mom* ' , Vanilla:A . tlari '‘r,' , dweLlistybotteseroPer ShnP. .14010, go. n
Tapestry grossele do; IT \ ' do' dot. •\ Th mill (Vaal 11.11 . ratlrtnarrs, Latta , 4 eter , l' aoltl g \
Bruroele ~ de. Plain ,do „ de4 \ \ ague., three "two emu( emehinne, tkropecid gnu'
Aubmoon Dream!,
~, ths AU .{Fool Scotch Mg \ thine& nu corn anther, &e., arith morose W. boa.
Extra Imperial 3 Ply ' do: Romp, List •rod Rag dm , \,. :bale ghieh 1.0,0,,,,,,,,ent,,,,g g t about 000 Tge
Superfine \ do den Chenile and Tufted Rn \ Z.:I:. en' 0.,0ir1• the twat in thecounty IQ .' le
Vine . do OR Canton and Cons Matt mu ,;( 0 .',1 a — e a.. ip",,,,, 0 0 01 ,,....ni.a t e , 1..k...„. 0 , ', -•
Patent Tapestry linen tio, Sheepskin, Adelaill & (Alcoa Th ' On-aria villages of \ Mansfieldde only Odes, \ \
iloporilne
V 4 Mdt '" o mile; 'llemtintt g en oddliechartiere Eked Go. Mittalthalf a
,\ , ,
Fine do dm Stair Rothe \ mile;Alroltaiiroad orthe \ latter runt \ Oittilei 400 larde 0 \\ ;
Common do dm Piano and Table Covers \ Lb. null, \ scathe PittebTlr StM*.krollie lir '-'. \I
A 1.,,, 011 Cloths ii-1., 44.1-1,114 and 8-1. and 12, 18 and within loot is t. : '.
..° \th ' '
21 rt. theete ofere-y style and colors; Gold IMrdered Win- \ The neighbor ond In big ly mproven land ammo a . , , 1
dew:She-dm Trimming+. &c. Raring the largest and bent nag In
tear
,ronTor heat, fornithintrow•tontZ ' \
stock In the Western Maricet, wefeel confident that we }Atha =mot igao.ooo busn'snd.for role more than t \ ~
can please.., ta ro t fastidlotta. -Remember the aim& to I that quantity yearlF, with 'n realy market 'for the
not great bargains. 113 Market at. twat Liberty. jel4 A. plan nr tinspropertimaY la n witlie A. ""dd 444 8 \ \ 1 \ '.. \
Those wishing to examine the, m 141 calletn.MrS Ault , , , \
roo Maid. ou the premises \ \ , . \ ,
ifor‘furthar partkullirs. °noniron Itobert .i4lO. ER, \ \ \ ,
itenakia a. Drown. arca Joint . ".. '-• . \ \
4
Terms, ona - t l ll , l..n.reeldue In n We. bdgil..llll \ \
interent. \ MP \ O P.M. DAMS, duet, A\ 1\ ,
TRUSTEE SA} EQV LAVTPTN NISSOLT.; '\ \ I
Itt—On Thuradae•eyealna.July tithat 8- eroh,et. at ''., \\
L e Merchants' Exchange .Pittchurull. Wlibbe ly Id, %le. • \ \\l \
et:mut Itlann It ma. moron:. 'by order, of .),. tnee, . \ s
Trainee, the Bluth Went quarter ot Section No. 3d, Tana.
\ ', i
*hip 4, Ranee 10. oe landarold at the Land Iro In Pal- '' , \
'!\\ \
lox, and altuabriaLbcotlandimunty : 3.ll.LO . r v • Terms et
/tan `
.1 . U
1.1111.134(CN§AL,475-ftOt.I.ISTRYTTSW,,. IN .. . •
..tt i CARL! , 1/ ..itt r artarnam.Jnir i , et , F. \ \ \
0 , 0.- on the prerniaro, will beef/ro:l Puhl ronliket. \ \ , \
) pkros o(round. In wi l l ranging ln Wm Roes nee .
quarter to three quarters of an acre, and each Ina heying 1 '\%
two fronts., wide eta:. TO those Triahinat a leautleul Ices-
non for arenidencenr garden root. this mile ahOrild \\\„
cam
nosed ro ods! attention, se these lots eannot re equalittl 1, ' X
by any now ft.. tale.ln scenery, desirable , neighborhood ~\ •:
atgetir,
usn accecut re alMaz a,
of
Fn.m.h..4
2.1 - hakid,
. .1 \ ~. 4
\
attn. at 3,44' o'clock are day of roln4inwaget free. ' 1 I `, N
\ Tertnn—Otiorourth mash, remainder in 2 equal animal \ ,! n o "., ~
‘..ddt.* with Idtd''Pt- :Pia be .ems 4 th °P ' 3 N -\.'\ • • - '
.Reams ' yer-4 ' P. M. D 44 I. Suet..
1 A Itil E •SA LE OF SU PERIOIt WINES -&... \ \ • '
ii & LOOP/RS. TOBAMO, OIGAItik &c.,-00 811111.1aY
marot.a.'3nly lat, at 10 0 clock. at the momenta) rolca .., \ - \ \
ry
rooms, coiner Wool end Glole,aate_wilt be sold. without -", 1 . \
re see. to clone an ro tate. tharemaindekof n well selected 4 ., •.1 \, ,:
stock of Witten and Liquor" • t thn chnl coat •intsgen and l
vi \
o apnea impo rtations cronorisinm Otero; throaty k 4.
Co 'a InndOrl Pok Poona° firandlon. rode, irod Oro: old 't s,
g.hiema na M., - rt.,..ten Whieke, .11111:1211 , 11, iron Chem - • I -
floc mem ovideilllo4. , ..t; Arratatnlndn and Trier. 81terry . I,f
Wilier land un ft c!..• Portend Mad. Inn Win,..at Mg,. ay, ,
4,,„ ILI, a 1,7, !TIM,. Vare,rt, , I r:•tarie - J.i loge... Tobacco. 1- . \
rarinus bralulN 1...b1e Herrin:sand Lni.e FOR. " - i. ' \
L,,,a P. M. DAVIS. Anil:. , •,. . '
I. k
110Cli. AWAY,. C AI:ItIAGE & BUG YAT - I ~, .- .
ACCTlON—Ou'roturday monnhor . Jul) Ist. iLt 11 et'. ' •
L at the
.ennanerrial .1101 r• ..naii. owner Wood andsth I , 'le
ate. will he rold.oue aubetantbil wall finished Rockiray , / '4.
Carriage and one top Ring;',l'E odtorder. -
... -,,.
j,,..4f , l _, I. DATIB. Mick,. \ 1 . .... . '
SEDLT-AIGSMAL BALE.
A. A. Mason Sc , Co.,'
FIFTH STREET,
Will '°pen their great
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
OF\ DRY GOODS,
On Thursday, June 45th, 1854.
Mi. Sale will be found to be thelarged and tenet at
tn.:tare they - have ever tett
SALE-1) twres of Land on 'accom-
E mutating Lamm sdinihing East Lihortr, I nag' tre
wr the oontral Railroad awl Fratikat.4rti Islankßoad.
my en
23-titt \ ROBERT ;
F OR SALE--A naat,\ small Farm of.'3`
rt,,. Ohl elri',V.l t*"4lflmDra.s'
A4'•'l"'" -*.=.7 few, Fendrwof
110 )lAB WOODS, 78, 4th st.
--------
vA UABLE PPOPERTE IN COL,LINS
V TOWNSHIP FOIt'SALIS4 aeras;glthats I mile from
East I.lle4Cy. gadabout Mb)
t heht , from thn'ttllewheus ris
er and some distant, (me Alb gheny, Voile) It. R. t I
new Brick Hour with halt and 7 Atorns,ilnlehtel long darn
st 3 le; aim. astortant house;, a large frame barn, and scald. ..i
and ether nnhimildings.,agotel well °folder. e'stonequar-
ilgTi, i'r°°"lut °l'n"nit' -- 7gret r ti.t i g e ng rm, VW.1,r2.!
i ' ?,: r .Td .117 , ;,q1 , ,L cr. with the Improves:nails.
je.2 . S. CS ' &FON. I.ill Third street. • ,
VI 0 i r 12 IN" ~ ~___
' It' IC ES , ` '1 li &
. :. 3 \ A Urp y
tv it pumbil,l , to tainuttially lam supply of
alnert.tonsts.of , s. air. Ileonivt, 1/n39341140'
M=t
In 51 B RO)
Buret eel
Game -teae
meet. to Co sell
onut I:d.a
\
R. . L. O.:la:Ali? Cil , mr . 2.1 . 1, L ( ` USfil;•
HORSE FOR SALE A Str4: , itg:Bui,
fg
I I W ren.rather (ratter than thet 'owner rethlit..
or:triter rthlinth 3/ AN. F.M.t 0..2r Wood ta n k. ,
fiNPRIES-67 torts N - rli
14 Max lard: 3 hbl4.
12 nag IVlreatz 19 rark.9
47 jr 23
I)EARLS-12 bbls. just
\ by je23 11
sacks Ear _
Palo hr 102:: DILWORTH &CO.
the time to
r w ..40 re itear,
t..]
PEARLS
, •
•
4 71,5 n prime uncle, just reed ...n.l'f o r
Surs': VEIL &
b and in
\ 111 II
.011 order
N o : , 111iiss.
. I`l•Linake , ction;2o tsilf LW, Nn 3ln insemtlo. •
VA , O
.rri \g. fir Ada br fl-SN. Na /2... •
i•ar. N • ennter.lrona and KrnntAft...;
F"t"lt ACKERS-15 bxs. Chineae•Fire ,
rata lad br 7i. n. 1 5111T2N. Na.. 12,
Cuba and, Seed, Florida,
41 ,_./a.llSe.o4.ll(elp:%4lsh and Cammon. A.r ula hr •
1_21 : 71. fiI:TTUN, No. 12 Waxid.
..r sale hr
amfivirt. '
LITEV—SO bales.: l 4l , , , ouri 1). R. Hemp in
RA. stem for tale by jedqylir \ ALEX. 4:101tDON.
IItrESY,EeN DR. Arrs \ constantly fur sale
v et'shatt Or abort date. cal
Saint Laub. ' NewOrl:mns,
•
Chlatits
DotrOltAend
Closelblati, at No.:1 Fourth it
yedgdf
CHESTER, 74 Wood st., .nntiouce his
J determination Mre-after to derotebia time and energy
to the Some Clothing - I,nd tlons'eetatont Trude. coMeluent-
IT, la deelrous or riming out bin stock of hien,' Ikrody-roade
( leaking tie epe.ytity asepopelble. to do Palle has marked
them down to the low/1,4;1.1ot. Then. wnntfeg Clothing
would do well to examine the stock. No charge Mr Phon
ing trceda We deelyto .raraft.\ jeiT
TIYE YEARS BEFORE TIIE 'MAST, hr-
Lae In the Foremstie etartni of. kleti-or-War,by JA
•
• A. ILmen, In 1 MI.. ,Inno File by
./e27 ..Igret CO-55 'Word et.
`,sl EMI-ANNUAL SALR.,-,A. Al. 11.1 M . en
Omar, ekelog out their mocltottllonnets; Shawls awl
itstillia at an ImmeneeirductisiikLuice 4EMIa Et
EMI-ANNUAL SAL-Silks, Lawns,
te..thaeWit`i "t
eiraO;AVer Oil
0 4 0 t ra`k Or ,
JeVa A. A. MASON 2 , CU P" -, 2.lt ' eth et. '
.ENII-ANNAL SA LE-500thyds. fast col
ored Yawns at Sc per 544 &rase deloes 10e...worth
ihUr. with all other Made of pods redo...Tln like propor
tion, nt • JoST A. A. SIASOS & (SX'l6 3.5 th at
Buena Vista Lots for Sale 4,
THE 'remaining three of those 'eligible
Building Late, for private rcsideoCco, front, on the
Y /T e O C f o alelep AM/aeoen / r r e still er
o a
qt. r oe f
t et4 rk oN ro
. nt
F OR SALE—The cheapest 300 acres of ' F oal
ort the Atrownstatiela river la the 24 tioa. /elm
a bargain, MW hitter time. Enquire or _
`ye2l 111031.A1l WOODS, ,5.4 th st.l
1,1 LACK LACE lIIITTS—A beautiful to .
JJ sortment, and output cheap. at
- MASH TA.N- GORDF.IDS.
QVALL TRACT OF LAND Eon SALE--
1.7 Wowed In Belpre TownishiP. tslueleutoo motr.
011"14 collesbelow elarlet GI, motile the font 0 1Itlanuer•
ticeett Island; contains urea. highly improved, on which
are erechA a Frame Deellirl (loom, together with entre
TO " ; : e m li v el 'a Xel i t..l =lt letViCceelktilerl:ral Ma-a:121
borhood turartore. Price 2140, or will oselnuhre for lots
Irier chant 'the city. Apo!) to.
trita D. St'LA IN. 21. sth at.
14 1 1511-13 g bills. No. 3 large 31acketel;
CO Idle. 1:01. :lowing; ZO Ihvt. So. I Ilerrin
SO bfkbo'. Trout; Pi
Jutreit trawl for rale by JOHN It &TT & Ul.
g IEhEIIVI SUGARS--
A..) WhlteSoft Created et S nod to tit...it tb,
0. Sugar, ild lhalbriil,M, ter tale le?
\, W. A. EtcOLDRO.
ICILES-.-251 - 7SCItS prtmo Ohio halves
14. 'reed and fir sole by to.otrri, Water it
B
AVON -- 7. l .lut.,.sl)ouldert). and Side. for
tale by ie2l BELL aLIOtIETL
piars--io sacks ginin . Pepi)er;
)0 8 skt:4ltr lot; a, lass, Na 1 gm Vorpor;
F. 5 Lt. gro. tlitldCll,...:b .. do dolts do len d
• .:?3.3'0' - •
do Boston do, Instant and for talc by
le= T. LTTLE# 00, 11'd, 2d at.
OLIVE 011.-41 baskets 13ardniux Oil - for
.1. by ',. SUTTON. 0.12 Wood at.
.EMI-ANNUAL SALE--A:'‘A. 31a'son
3 Co. till °nen nn llouday.at July. 161 more runt of ,
thorn Cl4a Calnmen du of L. wd bo Luton. tuni 4do
SILK 8.- Alantillro e—•
tea. Trlnuningr, liniticry find Olnyes, '
ilixAs. Linen and IVIAte tioas. Barman. o.llllln .
yarns' Fut-MAAR Moth.; &o. At. 21/avian bee ' cla " ed g "
down:from to UN percent- Awing. the . At 4 ::
A. A, MASUN_A_CO.24.I.6tbA"Au'L',
AIIAV•,ICIt. lIENRY-L-Sketclies of the life
andcbaroctor of Patrick Ifeary, by William Wirt:lr.
vol. Bvoitor ash , by KAY # C0...60 Wood ot. ~
- 4 1 ;1, TOCk,6 FOR — SA frc— %. \
, - 10 :43 ohorMiAlloolony Valley Balboadi
g do •
V, anr-ester Saving Kant::
...., do Poona. Central .Itadroad: . - k '
b , ) do • Attoo Warm Stook: ...._ . ,
lb .lo Alleahony Itnd tlnt/or
gin
Road , ' \
- Fint Bond, and Alortiratea varying in 'Am from $OOO to
SIKOUO on goonl.l.lt 7 and sodurtbailirgotortY• t .. ,
S oggr Oof i lt [P'P n ' Olr in " . ‘ 71 1 , " g1.A1r,..tt gnl!"!A'n .t. 7,,
BOOKl'llo' Pilgrims of Walsing.
.4 0 , 4 . Xiiir t t r es
Tazoxlers PATTON return
their sincere' thank, 10`Aleaers. Carriai t
it
*Kem 01 the
r Voney . of Virginia Insunkaeo lAnopeor, at
or_t i t .. ..pro u Tpt h . : 1 , 4111er thor rattled Moir
g t e " fit ° ftTlili br
eunthrny ,tr, JunaM141.04;74.30
1 4 1 .1SITt-o bbls. superior tato /rout;
• •34 do -• do, . -
4\ do • • Whiter ri.h. weds:. aud for solo
by tz.Td • T. unix w at.
J UST Rif.i4VED PER .
Faint k --. 1" -- 1
nsiellgicti v; • =titrtiVi t itratiZd a r. b a' ith 'j d i
sod allvar Thimbles, iTr &rude ordure F0a15...111446*ra
vary pretty arid cheap Uur atoratis no w . rota lata and ao
tuArmegfr o , i r 4't" u t tra uir " T " ' ft bat pu l" i°
Iva rlambenaitos atarkirt ra; iTB6,
Rad . .44 : other
Amer C?resht fo!eali.
; , ANDI,t
7 T .- 47T \ sF.From;llt.
\
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N SITS-Alurphy
&mosetne roorA '..62110 ork,
It. in Men, wlargr lutsnrt-',
til ,, TtltleliVilti 4 Wil , K,l7..i
khaki, sati , rnried. \ j<23
Zlll2=
MLfal IN 2d iwrioG
'ere J.rnal WrJuia%• •
ntmejun re•4'd laud'
IFFSR, 87 Wond•L •• '
hue. Oata",st . . 1)o-
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W l p i en t' n ' t e a l c i i ! e i l b n. i l . . t:fu a re b° , ; e d b ,t te'l ' ' -I) ‘ '6 !
7 ._.."... - Admission 25 cents.
•
' . 4,4 '. This exhibitlonla of the hitheat enter. end r
In ...'•
‘ n .1 , rin.rit stands foremost arming the Mesa .hibit.'e 14".” "
' \
(.. 0 r .Wie L l ' i tr eiNt ' en T :4=4li t tl .' sir l gfrf Ita i ?A',, l' i, l l,l',.,,h - ' V ;
, . United Stat..e ho.s been vi.itc4 by afore' 230.013 - --- 7 \
mond widelt acre...ROO Ministers. nh04.11 Aron
L,
i th .
VeTtl t e " Zg f l i V m. la th :Vgrd ' 4ll . .. direction 6f ' Mr\ ''
• 3 ,
i Betbosen. a stletnnted 1::.1111sh Uhemlit. . . •,, i, 1
airF.tteh person tell hare a numbered test. lce Mater ' s
Wt te teased around dring. interfnie, end eeerrthintr '`
.. \ ;
lone to render the audience cornfortehte. See •feills and ‘`• '
.. - .1.3ti-ilde
~
- , ,
BAN
7 \ -,-. 7 _____
Grand Floral Concert..-
I 1 .
~ 4 GI) _FLORAL CONCERT *ill. be
4
4 :4;:.:_;:a he d U AP r i f . t .f L b* 9 5 .arga " Viegr
the 101 oy the PorYils e ro the *hag, onderrhe e gll:MtlOi r t
4 tbele Musical Teache D, SUR IiDGE. The Protnarome '
ill conga/. of Dm celebrated Cantata, ..rbe Moser Qrteen
Corcnallon et the t.," which trlll'.he 04cmited 'h r
of
two hnntltml rhildren, - • ,
the instrumental reccimpanyments the folioalnxicen.:
trn hare Klnaly omacated to take part: tantat.Mr.ll.,
I,arr Plert t lolln. 31,0. Anton; &mud do, 31r. D. Jot
\
I 110, Mr.dL Mrectusualth . a
1. 7 lam.. la Pamphlet ARID, of ilO pave, con talntne \
en t Worded( the L.ntatvalll accompany each ticket:
raf - r - ra open it IN iirlotik. 'o , llVrit to teach
at
Notsely , T oket.?..) eon hn to ballad at the ,Mtrtorna
~,,,,,0„
IJC ON SALES.
I": DA-Ikl:s, Auctioneer,
iat SateANnows. troqand Fill 4 Ands
- DPM S, ..ST AT
Saturdatrtsulww: at /.. o'chrieh,
at that contairreird,,sirr room% cwrner ,Nrccui and Se,
wlll 1 e‘ add. a large ollceli. bt or It r1.,11‘,..nne.
, ks. craci lig istandard ,II brary edlttoris or choice
h
trit t ar=7.4l',V. \ •
;Marino; /blanks" plarsalue or - flower .17rd . ett. with r e Al
\
nom... Plutarch. Spectator. Slutherue,'Elrhlia., aud a - •
t °7:cfmiti:l'rtaire i:44,67301.4.7t'bgfi1t
book., UPC cinders vcriting,po;iirt wactibuctut.'
ZgrolrelliaNteTtTitf. .er r,-ma ys. ,
rletr Ornthar Lb .111l.D.til Auct
-
• t noi - io - indlut tti.1. , •:11ri,, ,, 11.- -'I
! ' :FU S n." - 1L , 0::;,..... liar situated On .'a moan'. tualuenee:.
romuutudiusra view of the whole town and adthln n .rery
short .r +tuner of the Eallroad• station, The lot is A 2 fect
•by 130 fu., planted with twrirstm Hods of fruit lbws and \
shrubbery, The house L. well built to modern onto. ma-
tainlor C. rooms and kitchen: a !ante trick cistern:arum:l , \
ed with atilt.. and earable s of ball nu itt , bldg. of irate. Is \
at the door. .dl'Alm ta 24 ft by MO. Its the cande.‘l.olril, \
well suited fort. prints reableoce. Enquire of.. ;- • .ill.,
,-..., \
. .B. ttcliAllf. 111. Eth.;", \ ,
\
4.I)MINISTRATO WS SALE Or \CAI:PEN-, '
~ -TEAS' TOOLS,'An..—Cha•Weduentar avulsing. Jul ill .\
a o'clock, at the commercial mins rooms s _corner • Wood s '. \
and Gth eta will beanie.. by order of laze rudest L'Adm`r ‘: \
of th e late Wm . Aptdeuntet dee - J. , one'laree oho**. ' rums-, \
tcrWToobt, to width will be added a quantity of itardwara,v
Cutlery. Au '.: iyi '- - P. B 1: DATIOAIset. '', \
11001C' , CASES, . DESKS, &c:;,. AT : :AUG, ,'' ...
' TlCS—This Misiurdit) aiming. July \ int, et
~,,A ,, a.. ;, ~..
k, at the commerelat Wm rooms. corner 'Wood a Ear .
'Morin be sold, 21arke Book and - Pater Car* I tuft oF •• `•
Iles Desk., Alm. aquautley ot valuable socondjmnd books , .\ '
and pamphlets . _- ' • irl - -'• P. N. DAYO-4 Aunt.' . 1 • s,
, .
. . ALEX,. FRASER,
Ornamental Plasterer,J -\'
„Tanta street, (3.1 Inzni)AkOh..l,("all."
TOTIC.F T -The partnorahip htrrotortni
mt., a Illii h iat= l .' *Th .' Si tr ii s 4%1' otl'fola)018t1;
err:WART, le thhfuer distolved r by mutual conseumg
Joe: meDonongh ‘Ksposion of lde Intranet to Jno..D."_Klb.
gore. who. wtth Jno:11. brewery oill , continue the' buel4 -•
une et the old itend. No. 267 Liberty et., cornett:2l4nd. ,
.underthe style eYSTZICART d K11.0.111E. •• ,„
_.- :,
*lowan &It fere a illpay ell - Urdu. &Wu+ wif atm N.'
of McDonough at itC1(11.11 and We 4101. nutnonzeo to re- %
. calve ell debts dm. the lat e'- firm, end upon payment made t
tore/v.lot for the same, •••• JOIIN. ILlcpoSittloll.... ..;
June let, 1854. ‘, JOHN IL STEM, Arr. - . .;•
In retiring from the P 011131117 baguets 1 •tike Inuit
plasetve 111 rftoo7l.o Mon the new firm - .to the petZti
of ly- Meats and the public !regulars'.
, - Je., ~ - • , , - ••• JOAN 3IcDONOEGU.7
....IV , TNA INSURANCE • C O3l -PANY,'Hart,
." n ' Lod, Conn. .Chertenel 1819.
\ OAPITAL BTOCIi $300.009.7.
~ •.• N, • Trills. K. BRACK, Putrid/art, ' • •
T l l oB ...f..aLraaanan, 5.44, 7 . '
, xnalon, it. hum. Ebenezer ilewor."
Funnel 'Tudor . . J. A. Indkcley. v
\ 4 4ga 4g4; .. EtitPa. WP,A' . •
1
Itobert nwn. _ Heut7 Z.., Pratt,
John L. Boswell. • • Austin Dunham, .•:
DlKes A. Tktrtle. - I .luelne SI. Iforoas, • .
• tar Polle b iell nn irlre cud Inhind•lllekeletuestiou fermi '
° l:4 ' l ' P - 7 . \- - erllll4:ll'....*AhßX:r.tettrAlr bfinith
TIPITE large, Ttr v ohuuois atthe cornierif Penn I
and Wayne et is offered - for net f : mammals
terms. Putsualon gi en Immediately. A yto . '
•. _ ,
.. IL 111/I,DY "ILIKIKE.
~._. ...or ~ , \ -,. No.' 167 Fourth duet
1 31..4141„,!ALE--A.iigat Cott ----- aga and - 1 - 2 --- aoits
, of' ad.' with frult ind coal on th on 3 infleefraaa
' ,Orl
t; feted %/1 ti11..67y lohneWaalfutrdlal'lFtratiii"tl7 Pie le .
bli,Vtlf4,4aTl'V TuaA7 l ll t 9 roll e i dl i figre . tr atiie C = :
hut country. t . .
it h a
Thar.
Mao, 0 lota o Fed pal at, A n zf i,j e:Yr a
,ty,icm,4l.
deolrahle as elattet4or bualnela Mr. .
A iX1), , ,011e Dille at boom* on Pe at. -It Ls • imleo4l4
lomthayy a. aoh elan dcanuna et., and. ssapayahonao,
W.Al le l :. l l= 9 / 1 4 1 ° In c ;1171ora Ltd hostaaa.l;blai a'eed
putflnar. ae,any nrat *lll
in. O her will cal/ and get tyrat,
one of nay Prided healateraiion whit!, they are defer'
yelthouthutahnaghat. \ rani Ire. for larther
tin
of '.. L . -jell 4.
Itio l t - 8r e .143--.15 acves 'of -Land'Ani ne‘•011-4-
mahalna arm,. adjolnlna \F t' Molly. 'llln4 - 14.
(room. ttp. reutrakhallr=d arid Ftankatown rhwl: head, y:.I:KT , - ~.,,,_2 _ \: _ ___\ll.2llKllT limusr,= .
• .- Adrulizistiatdrs' Notice. ••••.-.Y'
//Eli ill AS t teriv 61' ini IVo
the goat. of 3,, , gti D. I'Vretc:l, B Pe, L n trw l4)
county. clev'd hate teal arantcd\ th otUrdortiVe• -h . an
=lg: ll4l :l,,z,:atiatzl i o n .. , :it 1 4 1 i coud to make
plena. tho cstoT nold'vtitoeiifg‘TtnoC.sr.
ynottim ;net In r][Lout u.kar. lO'tl\DlStl IL
m l st..ettPr ".
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'•••••• COACH FAOTORLY
W. Ifni 5 .1.01, 1 1 1 TIIIME7I4 •
ILVOULD respeetfulty eo the nttentiop of
yz n. ..tioutbern sot WestPra llorithent. to his fittoaavdc
%%Vag rgne u. 11 . 013 . 54%) Comm
1: 1 1t1p, sod under hi. 0.0 suntr4ll"tl+l,*l:44o74 -
taVZln ' tll7l ' lttlt a t 74T24)' \
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Ima t ne In flem.tt thlg Gass ol'unnt. Xl.lrnial
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No.° ("Land instal!: 1 7" k •g x vl .00k win - •
w „ k w . 4 A An,
• , • . TOOL , WORRSI. •\ \
CORNER OF FIRST &LIBERTY-OTA \•••••
rrrrsvakozz, PENNA.
liirdenlNlSTS! • TOOLS of every v tv •
;tem:.
tined to ord.,. ti 017.1 JOS. V. 1-Ij,citr,r&
Gentlemens' Pint
eubeeribers bog leave to infortn 114 \
uDom]. that they have Mph. Summer nock.ram+ -P
o,,,,gget=elitcat amt mon faskoingtme .. , (irt.
,3111MTM100.
FOB, SALE__A fi l ,,,woesdepy_ b
t tu
sud Flstures, erlth well selected "Root
le Into oft the best lu Dstily. soul Lee srood laud sod `,
eland
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XTPTICE FOR la
POLDER-.:i n - ui t'7.l - . - 1 •.%
L. Milers Itanthaq rowan.. 1 , 111 phtuee Pi - a 0 , -
dere by o'tlet.k P. M., for delivery neat de r . • -
J. P. D11.12=1 OD.
Jelt.ger ' D. DIDI 4 DUPent.Peurdee.
rotder _.
VORSALE=6O aCres of Land; on . thi : new
Plunk tome Mut% 411eitheur DOD's' Dslightoir;2l Mlles
d 4:4l.4.ll.ll7lll%',AlairViVTniZUM •
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TOR: BARTER OR - SALE....„TIje zubicriier
• offert to biota for coupu7 prozwrtz-, nos, Ulla 01 Al- .•
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x 1370 y,. Um trrrdeatrible,. prink nymbing mut Lat
of I:rrandedtwiteon W yllet E t - altbin two zqpait_thrt:
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