PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
• . PTlBLltttsii.mour AND WEMY
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DANTD' tory: 31111.TE.1- (Winn 11A”Aff__—•
rncr. inisra air noon Ti ettn ear ;
D dollen Per gown.. PeroWe hilt InerlT
n adrenal. •
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EGKLY—Teo donarepor =nem, fn sdennee.l.Clote
RID be tupplied on the fottortne onadi Lions:
Timm copies per 6:00 •
Six copied do 100
frn Treaty, cok* do' ... • -• 5)'00 •
The package o w cern dab to Da . .......... one pmem •
and to tot eld lormisbly In advance. No olub pap - re Ida
borne after the pent. expleee, unless the money Is mut for
• RATES OF ADVERTISING:
ocut agars (10 Una of Nonpareil or. Aintei
Do
;each one
o .7.15
Do two
• tcr
Do throe tree
..... 400
Do tit
Do trace montio7... • . 18 00 .
!landing Cade, (S lime or leorPOr annuli) : o oo •
4yoe dollar air malt additional line. • •
One alums einumeabletit plaaore, (Ma an- • • L•
nat.) eacl
For rub a-tattoos]aaire of 01 • ovum, buerted ovortme niocom, anu
for a& additional witualuserted mart' ths Yearly yam,
Adrerthemente amoding saguaro, and not over fifteen
apes. to be ottatand sea attar., sod a halt • :
Publlithent imt• smouaable for legal adrerthiemanto
beyond the amount charged for lair publication. • •
•
ma Anmainchut atudldateaatoneuts for atm lobe the name
other adreal
num .
Advection:unto not marked on' the copy fora b teitled
ber of luaerUolus 'All be contlnued till fa and
payment mated acawdbudy. • •
Thti nrir&no of annual win: Minors to aridly limited to
their oaf at e me bailee, and al adrertiormeoto for
the benefit of otpersona, no well as all advertise...an
not tuitnedlatelf counectad with their own trainees and
• all dame" of advertisements In
, leurth i l thar w io ,4 _.bo'
rillftole rt=ffragjlin b angiiiWoosWW4'
rendorod, and prompt payment
Inst il.
„Al/ Wrath:mats lb, charitable Institutions Cr.O aun-
Panto.. ward. township, ad other public mooting; and all
'manna meetlare and notices lobe el:arced bit prim, pay
able olitictly In scannas • •
Marisa notices is be charged SO eats: r
:Oath notices Isouted. hout charge, =len arconna
nird bY turret inoltstioul or oblteaty antic,* and when
reaaranutt,tote paid ihr. • •• " ' '
&velar advertisers, aid othero erattlaig communles.
thou: Or ropubinr. notions , deolvocd to cal attention to
Fairs, Soirees Oniorrbk or - any 'piddle entortainments
.ilare =et ma mina sdrultance—all notate of prb
eau as oue—erery notice deflated to call littont4ou
t 7rt.".t• mt.ntilel4 calculatod or intended to prorate
In !racial interest.cau onlf be insortwt with an under.
eta/dint: that the- ram Is to be wad for. If Intend e d to
be Inserted In (be local column. the tau 'sill boo Marred
at the rate of 10 cents her •
inohoP or lir notices to bo charged trltoe
' • T 1.4111. Llamas Petition. 12 each. •
Real Rotate - Arm& and Audiometer adratbetoeutO not
to he alarmed under yearly rates, but allowed salient - It of
thirifdlorm and our-third per mat from the amosint of
bills - • '
Witl:Le Olt TiLIFIrIUdIMS 121 MILL . !
Otte Notre, throe to
Po. Nub additional 1111;.. rt
ismrrinaruni trzynr
WIBL) ma. Pasettloo .. ... 80 mots:
Do. eseta , ildettoosl hasostloa...-25 coats:
.1111 trgudent .drertlooments to to paid to adratiot.
DATES OF DISCOUNT,
COWLICUD DAILY 11 . 011 MI errntlicrou CIALCITIL. at i
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N. ' HOLMES .k . SONS, Brokers. ~
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to, 57 AA:7IW rt. bcheocu Third coed Fourth stn. Pilsentrg•
itzlvfrv a i t s t n.v.TlA. , ;nrloon - 1 . 1
to irds....-.i d q
nke Ilank "r ol dr- - - - parlClty Dal ' ak..Cl7.7 do '
?ler. and MenuP aof to-par Couunercial elk Hadn't, do
Book of Oionnems----ter,Franklln Bank -.-.... do
Bank of 'North Arnorinu..par , Litfayinto Bank ---....i do
Rank of North ' ,, Lthartioa (Ado LM Ins.*TrostCo.. , do
Dank of rannsl i tania-.- Western Reserve Itank.... do
Bank of Penn orrah/P-
Cuouncorial Ban of Pa.:-yar n.'""k l ' 4 . nc4 3.. t.::, ' 'fili :
/armor.' tklAchankst lik..par •_ :_ NEW ENO D.
(thud Dat0L....,..'...::-....:. All aolrent hank 5..... . : „, 34
. Kensington Rink,.
_" ..7.....' Aar - ' ~ N EW YORK
Manufaa lt nuek:luol - ..:. New York CatT:_... : - Dar
i........:'.z..rax....m,..-. E .,'
Southwark Bank...--:-.par Country --.- .-.....:.-ah
Tradennan't Ilank.-...—nor N. JERSEY A DELAWASX
WestonollanlL-.:.:-.......mar Ala solvent Danks...-... At
Bank orChunbersbursti-. IM VIRGINIA.'
Bank of Cheeter Cotuity-rosr Bank of th e Valley.."-....134
• Danko! Danville- ....-par Bank of V I.,ltlchniond.- "
Bank of Del Co., Churter-par ISA Bank, Vs., Norfolk . "
Dank of Clermont° • Parson& Bkof
Bank of Oettysborgh-... Mareltantre*Mt :
Rank of • Lewlrtown-...-. - North Wedelns Bank.... ."
Bank of Middletown ........ lii Dranches..., - -.....- ".
ornery Co. Bank--rer • NORTH CAROLYN& ,
Bank of Northogolskriand. Dank of Cure Pear...-. 2
Carlisle Bank..-..........-. 3( of St. °IN. Coroll'a 2
Dahoubla Bk it Bridge 05-liar Corn. Bank.Wllutington. 2
Doylestown Bank -.-....ter lierrhantallk,Neorhm.n, 2
Easton Bank.- --..-.lear SOUTH CAROLINA. --
Erie Bank- .. ... ...• -Ili nor t.1.8t.0f B.Carolima 2
Parmersr Ilk of . ltuctildo-par Bank of South Carolina. 2
• 'Bk of Lancaster- nook of Char . lr d er...-. • 2
S P = Bank of Beading.par Blantareh 61 We Ilk 2
Pam. Bk ofSebuylkill C 0..• - - 080110 A., - -
Far.* Thor. warnesburg. K Augusta Ins. A Witco
granalls ilk Wukinctlau.par Dank of Ankruda-.4.,.. 2
litu rs = r ßin i t. k .:..2 . ..:::iil Li' *rß ilgrig44 44: 2'
lanatater Bank- ~-....-.. yea Allude aerie . aka 3
Larecanter(kunatißsak-. • • ' KENTUCKY..
• Letnnon Bank...-- . Bk or Kentocky, Louis...ill.;
Mlrsorrf Bank of Pottsville 61 Ilk orLeowee.-rooonoo , -
>loam_ *rhea Brak..--per Northerullk a:Kantor-kg "
West Brandt Bank- • If Southarn Bk °Men tacky: "
WT.:onto/ Bk,Wllloaarr '- e• 4 MISSOURI. -
-
' York Bank...----.«.. - 1 ' Ilk of State of IllisourLlS
/Latta Notcs..-..-.----.13. ILLINOIS, •
011tH • State Bankandlgranchec SO
Ohio, State Bank.---- IN Bank 0f1D1n01e....---; 76
Branch at Akr0n.......-.... , do . • WLS(XINSIN. ,
Branch. at 4Qem.....-.-. do ]Bathe & Fire fn. Co. chlts 5
Itnuarh at Bildseport,....- •do- - - MICHIGAN.
linnet at Chilllcothe- do PgraientMachardentank a
Branch steleveland---.' do ant Stock Bank 3
Branch at: T01edcr.,............' do Paninsularllank.....- - ..-.;- 3
Ilranch str=-- do Insurance C0r0peay...... , II
. rstut
Wanda at De wate.--. do State Brost:- ..».... ......: 3
Branah at bus --.. do - CANADA: •,
Branch at. , Ashtahula..-.. do Bk cf N. limm-,Torontn 6
}trench at Salem.---i do Ilk nf the Peopie Torun, to • 6
Branch atOiansfield...--. d Bank of Montreal-......, • 6
Branch at ;der- - do Bk of U. Canada. Toronto 6
Branch at.Olueiraurt=.. do EASTERN RICILANOIL
Mouth at Mashingtoo.- do On. New Y0rk......-..- ./M
Branch at Ossits._ --- do On P hiladelphia - -.....; do
grzg h .h at toast.,_:.... do On Ibilthoor...--...•--.., do
al ritenhamillst- do WESTERN =CHANG E. -
Branch at Mt. Vration-... do Cinclnnati..—._ ..... _.: 234
Branch at Newark- -- do Loularills.—...... ...... -.. :
Bran c h ir1t=r"ur..4'.:!..%:7... do
I A
LIYAVDTP - IYii: iatl7E.
Branch at. Troy.-.--:-.... do Donldcons, Spanisb-,-16,00
Branch at MC Pleasant.- do. -do Fatriot...-.12,60
Branch at Zanerrllle......:• d 9 Sae.. 011.--..---10, 8 0
Brunch at N0rwa1k._....... ----d Ras* naw.-- --1
.....-0,00
' Branch at Piqua-.-.......:, do Eraderintsd'aru....--- 7.80
Bra at Portaxostdb-- do Tan Tbalera,-.-.--- t',ISO
Hamel at Eatata--......... dor:tub:teas. -.. -.----.-- 6.00
Branch at Barenna..-.,.. do Sovereigns ..---.. AM
Branch at thirahoda --.. do Ten Gonda.-- -..,4'3,06
Branch f a Massillon- -.- "do'Nstehrous.-...- . ---.. 3,80
Bauch at W005tar...,....- , do Ducats..-.—.. 2,16 .
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IMPORTED FOR TIM an DAZETTT, BV
A. WILKINS & CO.
STOOK AND EXOLIANGE BROKERS,
SO.II ram rm STREET.
MA 1q
- VON BONNBORST & MITIIPHY,' Whole- FI ---Tiliikils7Eßls7-Kr; ' ;ITIFt:I6 A. ' ' T.
n a_ II TTI.LA.I6-Materials marked for IhnbroldetTand At.
Ilrossolon. June ili, 1.1164.
,j
V wale Grocers mad ,Commission Verebenta, and Deaden . 0 1 1 4 hi MI1? 1.8. 1•11L.94ri
; in Pittsburgh Maniffactous, 'Co..'" water street, Pit. Par • • ' ' No. 2 3D - ' Deo. atructiabor Mitld
- fiolivar tiiiitiiiikTaiiiibineW3 ttlikan
u.u.d au ,. .............. tool ... 7.,. ~.„...„,..i i: TACOB FORSYTH, Jr.; Forwaiding mail •.- . agotarlar''. Company
IDOL Do. 67 .:7 .7 - 1 00 , •7. ::: , Int.reb• dew. RN Corilealon Merchants:So. 63 Thder•street. ritt.a. T HIS COMPANY lIAI'MG. iNLARGED
~....... • • f0L33.4.1niT Yoo
lOC - . '" - TaL Feb. ales their dawn,- f, nunufnetarlng, an row prepared
.1111WnrC0.int......-.......... - 100 63 ;ft- - Tot, mayamor rjrnomas PALMER, Importer and, Dealer. 5' ... " 890007 6 .theirilrick. Droelbleshd
Do. , coop. tds 6;4 , 7.00 92 • "1 . -do : - In Wench ..d .5.,,,,,... wart 1.. 7 . 2 ,17.. as Market' B . ulzal ' ac : l " . •• th'uND TlV r i " Poti, *4l ;L b7 ,..., •
D.• • soap. fra....:-.. 0 0 -. 00 .• •r - .
... 00 ~.' net, between Thirds./ rotath street, PUtsbarett. - • .......--... - ' ' ' - - --••••-", --8. -,--
Ilttabonth• eitr • 61--- 707 90. - • Int-nalua6enT Mb 0.'&3 ' ' . , _ - .. - Pitae.urso. eerts.tows XL 1%1... .--; • _ -
Do.-..leap. Vs: X. 3. 100 90' . - - ; do • - -_ -----,--- --
ADathen eltrife---- 109 ; •17/7• • •-- Int.ller ail. mr - BIeCLINTOCK, Importer arid - Whole- - - ''' - Itobti nzul. Sheen ~• --
- - coax Candi. 10 0 9 0 - - • do..
~.,,_, _ 5 _0.4- . 0 1 5 ../tetl7 ,. .lo:ller t. n _fe__lTe tt ru t1,r2,87c0r m __,..02 LAMES ROBS, No. l 9 Market street, 3d
• .... •
Flank of Pittsburgh 60 58 6774 70.. 76 1reteL rtalan . DarTilaNZ 117 ifarstreet!' '' '''''''
IV 88"81.8° the 416 ' 54 11 " 88 . .fitt hi68. " 7-75.7 B .b
lateratants' at Manadltent 00 00, 67 hi do . - that he ho
now e'er r (011 stock of every thing in the
keeheeen Dank ..... --•...- 6 0 - 57% 66 4 • do I' MORRIS & PATTON;•Wholoaale find Ro , n. 41.. 4.1. •" . th . "di.' I° " 4 1.877. U9 °".•
.
.Dashes. Eashop Bank 60 163 ..' . : Jenny Lind Adores Ladr Franklin sod all the styles
Mu. Trod D 0......., -. 60 , 641 65 -•- ; - iV/ 07 / 1 One" 0 7 17 ." X 5 9 6 .03. SUN of 360 ., 69 60 7 .eL ' found en the Kure. citko &leo. Nissen' nod tibildnanad
Lltlseale DereoltDan.C-.... '62 62. 6L4 , ' " - 44857 . 38 . Pl' • • ••
•• - ' •• • - L ~• .• Gaiters and•Pa floats ;sod agues, In aIl their earlethet
tunes rrocxs. ••' • - •' ' • . lso, Gantt flne t Zers „Patent thalf Boots. numb
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rt! " 01/17 3 r. i ltal id 29 'al . 17 ni m. ; m inL a s "t
''' • : . DRY GOODS. , . -.. - , L - T e t i tt ß rlarWri eo adtl'alt-4„ 88°84 i _,'. 'WT . ,' 5 " 7 ,
21. 1 t
nand St. • Drage ............ 14 1 , 40 . ... Mr. - De ... ........ -_ _ ~ , . Please Use es • call as we wish to soil each an. article
orther • L1bertie5........... 50 40 as Dlr. " . Dr. a lit/LAN .1%. NAN tiORDER. , Dealer' in -Trim- 10:11 who favor au with their custom ae wOl wire satielhe •
111.11.1ameport Brlalse...-- - - 75 16 - ..... , . , 1 55 .4"1 0 ,,t, 05 a t u. 0 , 5 1 ..„; 0 ,~5 55.
,
PlUsbit Life Insuranei.. II •10 0 Dlr. ii Di et ~,4,,L g le,r l he 800 ,= 9 ,1 8 ,1 0 .68 . 8 / s Walchat s3. • f i ll
0 ,, L . d . 0 . 05 ,...
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..;.
~,,, 1;,-.7.-
19 eatord 7001 . 3 . 00 .--- •••• 49 1816 Dir. 71 .7 al • Market street and the Disniaind, Dittasbizawl ' oPar.' .'"'"?
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• • lifierfilip & * op ' X.:5
CM.
Clthaene Insurance 06... - 21 20- - ---- ---- M.
'CORD Firemen's Oa- ... 10 . 6 . . . : 4. 8. ', A im, a CO., ~,,,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,i,,„„r i ,,,,,,. i ni ,.. -:- ITTIOLICSAIE AND RDAILIABITIONAHLE mmura • •-•
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AND CAP - MANUFACTURERS,
rittebmwts to Phili.-..... 50 41 40 Dlr. Qx.3 ict. • *Ai A. MASON . _ fr, C 9 .i ... Wh, ojesale and,
~ R etail, .L'ITAT
1.1 ". • V 5 a ...... 1.. 1 "i11. -. 23 a F. do . t gr." to sod ~ P AP, * Dry 00 .1 7 ; - 5 Filth 4.7:1103414:119D1ALL KINDS OPDIIR.S. '-•, - • '
Morwil Magnette..,- . ...L. 60 --.. ..* , •. , . , - • •
1.513.1010.10AC1151113,. .. , . ,• ' MURPHY - & BURCHF/ELD, Wholesale .'. ''. - ' , pit-taburgh, Pa.
, :i . g....v .„,,,,,,......,.. 50 45 .
~.. •• i -,. ;. . t end Deda t liarraloods lattathants. corner Foorthand 160,Th air i•oek • Uailartstes MM. qoallty amrstiliat Mt,
ars ea...k.ataa... 60 43 41" 101, jesa,4o o "‘' 55,.~, 21 1.,z0..
Tong em, 81sekwa 48 •"" Sew Stock- - . _ , , •, . --,-------E------ --• --.---=------.----,---.
Non. teal Railroa d.. 60 46 4 7
0510,5 t , - . • . ; .. • - .., - .. . • New Cou
ixli.
rheaspectrally Inert= the Dille ' that they! lines
Halt. a Ohio flallrouL.,., '5O - : •
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A u t.. jean Dry OO 305 0? , . , ; • JOHN : FLOYD & CO., : Wholesale .arocere
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1 7.: :te7m....Lacocka WHIT
r 4 ede 'C ra. 9 l - a ' r:d li fsaa °a d d osk ' r :
Penedo Msnof.oo-:-.1.- 60 , 69
~_, , .. , , i • ,• . sodOnerobd ol6 /harehants. 4 oo 7 2l9C.l.4 2-7sao' streets. - Thar are now mildew end arc prepared to•nuel e
ft..p Canal Bonds (oki)-..... big l it . •
_ s ._ ... -, • Tstreet. Pittsburgh. , - .: . - ••, 0 4". r.. - olden •li• every desatielon Of , 'oblides, la...emi, - Mortal;
a - 3 Phaetons, te...tu, which. num their
Turtle Creek Flee 23 10 , ' .. , a rt ..," mn rmem 'Er rm t-1 el
1,00.0•11.5 AL...n.,550. sr Wi1iC6.34.0 uroaer, Re°. lone i t :Peng efte menadscinre art he above work, and
Alla. a Porter', Plank -ri. .26 • 10 ' ;. -
11rren..w,TatrapIke ad.. ba -10 3 u - 'Wring Distiller: Dealer biProdaioe, flttsborzb Aare' _.. 7770 „
~_ 590 , 75 •8 17 "._Tea the/ 408 towild.W. thin , are esub6
aileartlers VoalCo..-....;.. 20 • .... • •••• .--' ' ;, u utd slain& of Foreign and LkenestioWinell and . :..,...",,r.!°, 8 ,„," _.,,....,.. 86 .,. e 33080017,0 7 •••• War ikooo
: .. -.' I.smarly . 0. ato Liberty Stmt.. On brad a eery' barge, - ir '7- ---- Taal,. . , „„,,- - , •
Prin. , • ,•, Mock of superior Old 31onounahelelikiskeri which will ,Do tg . ...:14 rot ,, at tention softllot , artstrada.
Mihneeeta.-..-... -,..-... .:. 155 11/ . 1 g.. Dl_ L v i ' fold low Or cut. • ' • . • - - - -and bar orkue. they - re no
ow %b ear work. 11a thaufwe ask
N, , ,1, ,,, =----.., - __.;. -in 14 § l 4 l iMY, ll . i' 5.'0. as .. - . ;.*:-._.-::. ... ...... ... :.. - .L..:..A.-iozniter • the eti""ildn or the Pale to thl...thr• . .:
N.rth w,0040 , 0_,... ....: : . 55„ 55 , . ... . , It G., GRAFF, . CO:, • ~.." • . , , ~, _ 4 .Dr.ll.llePabit eau the beet tnandeari • ano on toe
at t...r. nrocera atm VOID- most reasonable term •,. • .jahltf
lowa City 3 - 3 !
u uro k.,, _ _ _ _.• 2 , .. •, - - ~ . - e t ettOn - Ilarebasetw also, Dudere in a kinds of . . . ra..,„01, ~,„„lia- --7--,- e.,;_- • • -
pu ta t. u ara. ''',.4,1 n0e1... .... •4 • k ._•, . . ; h Martufeetnred or:lel* earner of demand and . • U 170 0 ,41.6.40. UltM76gliX actary.
ut ,.. .....- ..„....._...__ ..,. las .114 • Monist ., ltelugh, IIL •, ~; - 0764 8 ' TOTHiSTON,. BRO THER - J o
CO , camera!
Advedtare..-.4.........-. •••• -,
,27‘ , ', Di --• ,_ , Wen stscketwor • • ' - oco.a. mu. 0 Delmont and DeLuca streets, Allealbeny Clir, would
s noncan uaahstom 7 . 086876 -"" .-- ..."'"" -'" T R . "'"i• I • ;
i t) ' BLACKBURN. & CO:, :WholesalaßrO- r 4 wilar 165 'em 0018 27 . 00 % end the o generally,
that tber are analutfeettialho earrisame. ernes, Dock.
Ontonason.-- - ..-..........-. - • •-•- 1 , . , cere id Drat and Dealenr , le P..0410000=1 ~.,....mw . u, ina.1,.... d. cb, o 4, j o th .,„, v .,.
Ohio Trap Heak....,..... ... •.• % - •20 i; toloanth anafectorer, 01 Pltedi and Oakum library, t.l ore. n o - uujoi d - , - ,,,,,,,,,w.. , .! Ras.
Vide.-.-................-. ...; 7 6i. .. , ....... •on hand at their
,Wanhouse, 1 I,Wator street, Plttebargb. . A u .. dod • win,
finis
a qui ad d L0g ., 1 to don.
'-- ' 998728 •• bllity and besot) . of finish. Repairs will sleo.be attentbel
A ,„
...... _ • tai .... ~ • - tnalsk tutsr.--........------....-easuir stem?.. to On tha E ort= i = d Usins• lla s a t ll their work .
Inntr.' ... =-'=-.:. ..I. Me 1 3t IrSALAIIBICK EY •& CO., Si holesale 020- •::,, best
I
w w at r masks
' Went ?bat, 0.11. w h o far them Itb lb WI C
Dellh" fed
hetana,-.-=.....-.- .- . 27 = talon Merchants, and ,Dealere In huhu.. will be rketl asibilled on trial of their work - '
/twee . ...-.-..--.- ....1 , iliM 10 • . -; gt Mier atztet, and 187 Prom street, fltteiroreb. p a a n mapatod Lo afro them' a csii tee,. rue:
• EX . tir s ttlrd o lo . l
Th." Ilta".4 VA P' irralPia' jiwt4
f7oREICINmad- - bosainta Exciartga,_ Coin,
p co ==l Lead Warm% bought sad
Ift.doimsar dlooonn ahiw =ll Icons ntzeidett• -
Rod= t sad NIA Coarnalsaita.
_t• •
, mcm.y Tod as 40004 and lateen arkarsa TIMM mat
f or a n0r.111.11 - .
GEOROS E. ARNOLD & CO.
exani27Ri§
mums \ 00 ..114. ICOIII3.
pro. 74 ant% /but, art+ Bank nrPritsburpt.
mi a4Ltltssztabetbas t matt Moraln tag..iir
PORTABLE - THRASHING" - MACHINES AND
SEPARATORS.
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11,1V.ARRAIVIED 'to' bfi' tkorouv,bli bUilt,
• v v ..a Womb watt jmade attotihr.C:w, cent°,
',et. 9hoonborgree gains 31111,8191 Nell FLM , t.. pitiii.
tergh. Tho ihraaldna Korb Mat Inwboautdra4 law* and
...p e t, mount mooted from pliwr to 9ton9 arid
to and wither loannina , to barn or toto.. Nom
Ada* num It . thrsabettaatm, ar. t o
tatter wort.
A we, thee 9, of then aro DO -w in um -Id thrWartate
States. and smear XasS cab. Mouptatm, .41am' ortlee
haro tbraatosi r troso 80 to ./00,0X1 Mono* orta . 4l, re
Omagh hi • blur Uwe tem who
am ttnn:Ao . no complete, and r 7MWl la *Arlo
• tb ilo w " Ls nod... vati.t. aud.t.stsisped bilk..
Thrsn ber, .s.l romplatoty *garde, the stew sad shad
t ram Ms gradoind Lula arm oaths iodide:dim Meer
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THE
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ATTORNEYS. •
liosENI S. A, A. P. MORRISON, Attar
fditZlll.l4l6.9TtilfttZtl.'erth
W. HALL, Attorney .at . Law,- "Bake
-• vett^. lhalhuov," Grata street; bistyreon Fourth tad
)BERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney atLaw,
_IL St Lads. Mo.
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It ----------- OBERT POLLOCE, Attorney at Law-,
Carnes of Pittb and Grunt Streets, modte tberVoctrt
use dam Plttsburgh. mr24-34153
JAMES T. KUHN, attorney at Law, office
ecthaueet, Dear ()nit, Pittshash. 1.15,fir
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VIIIA.,NCIS C. FL ANEGIN, Attorney atLaw,
170 Fourth street. Pittsburgh.
ASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law.
No. 89 Mb artret,PittabUrgh.
BANKERS AND BROKER S .
lIERNAN .E.EO, Bankers and ExchanLtvtatti ge
1C6.14 'Wood ktreetAorner ofDlasuond Alley,
Alar'llay. +=lse& Biok:Nota sod cols. - Dlreouni,
- Ezehange, oxid Prosolsper Notelr, mak,. Collealoor la all
L the prlnelool tiller of the Untop: Recoree Doroalla on all
added Intoreft; and give thall•Proml/fdfledfloafrld4rsl.,
firPertakang ta& Broker/ bothers..
1111. .
Idastant Exchandra at for We. anh.M.,ll-
ItLIM ZILLYER • SPIVAIII:IAIIIL‘‘‘‘.:IPLOWCP•IILLXICIL
R l A.. ;,and
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Brea ..R B A ui lllll,
.I . ll.zlC i e .. ra d
and Ez
a Not.. Rida Estate or Stock Secu
rities._ tuirchase 'notolssor, Notes, aad. Time Dills on - F.ast
d West. Due and eel' Stockton 0010.01ki
Nen.
tint made no all Wets in the ilnion . Office corner of
Third and wood- elreeta. illmtly Motile the ht. elmrks
hotel '
mylely
ll KING, Coin,Stock, and .Exchange
. itroker. Fourth street —Buyeand *ells Stooks - on
tthhmmmmLLeetnm Rash...to on Eastern title. scrolled at cur
rent rote Collections made on the. West at low - rate4s
tern Bank Notes nought and sold. -•
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WASCIXAI ...70,11111A. •EILLIL
I.IA - NNA -&.• Co., :Sueoetreots to
Hassan Minna Brekeirsand
in Ymalun and Domeetio Rectum" Cat/ ike...l Of
agt. BSI* motto . are4Vele — N. raal r .d eollll4 of Wal l ace
Cheekr for sale. and coll4gis . made oirnonuTiatil pig"-
Dal Pants of the United States.
Tae higtuest 'uranium mid Ike Foreign atid American
Gold. -
Atbralleef made Oa 0011bliMM.ifi P.Laft.stavpm
east, on liberal tams.
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.791,11.0.1.
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11. WILLIAMS & Co., Bankers and
Extbang Bratara, North East corner of ITood and
TEw tn t r * JaZdagstale h Ma Intend tamisomid oaneetlotis
• natampUT attended to. jOads.
WILKINS & CO., Exchange Brokers,
crap• No. ra Fourth •ortnet, online* the Bank of Pitts.
. dU tramattloms at most Mania rates. j7lO
TUld. LABIMER., Jr., Banker and Bro,
ker. 4th etriet, 641, adjohtlelng the Bank of
Plterbarah.. '
AT HOLMES & SON, Dealera in Foreign
y~eltti .3 , 4 I! , pannue Bills o[Elebangr, Pastilles:4s of be
rO;i. 31 . r
Not.
thronchent the United 81'Ln.
COMMISSION &C.
: WEL H SIITAN.:
Wholesale Onner, Importer and Duller bt
OREIGN WINES, Brandies and Old MO
sumonratelnEre Whisky,: No.= South-Est earner
Food and Front ctn. Pitttnernla. Penns. mbal
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n- W. POINDEXTER, General Melte . bazi .
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Ure coredd Contrelealett lierchant,l6l: , .Preat
street mad 118 goat. Pittsburgh. .1020-I.ind
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.11D11774, , L, MeCLITRG, Dealer in Fine Teas,
y y Choke Fatally Goceries, 'Wooden arta WfllovrWars.
corner of Wood utd Rath Streets. to turtrrectelling a Urge
assortment of Fresh limb, in . addittort to his alreadres
tenths stook. purchased from first bands to the Eastern
markets. whlch will be sold at ua lowest market 112413014
/0 - hotels. Etearolante. and Fernith . ah• boring by
tts
quantity:enrolled at wholeeale ?atm. •
Sar (tootle delivered to the city free of charge. '
A dr. A. M'BANE, Commission and ,For
en,.:7lln.ng, 3terebaats; dooleTri to moi are rroduce
. t ,: e ..np it 4 l l " , 6P i lt:t. , bare. Nootorootareo. No. Second
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T S. LEECH, DIcALPIN do-CO„ Soho?e
OPmile Grocera and Dralatio h Prootatona Metals and
P iarah Manalactorea, No. 242 and .2.41-Jtorty 'treat.
ROBISON - t'CO, Wholesale Grocers,
0s •
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. 15 PRINGER LIARBAUGH (Succes
sars s. Ilarlaucb.) Commission and Porsardlng
srehanUn random In Wool • and ?radon, generally Nor.
Mk First and 110 &could streets. Pittsinugh.. P. .r 4-17
.S W. REA, Flonr Factors ; Commission
. and 'Forwarding Iterrhants sod Deniers In Prod.,"
nowerallr. Unless for PI tlsburglo Msnufsetares promptly
attended to. Nos. TS Water and 90 Fran/ sts.,
Pm.. • ' • '• ' • ..P147".
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HARDY, 'JONES 'JONES k CO.; Successors to .
ATWO(.ts.' • 3"r itruisb Mai "41
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Plugburgb. •
ItIITY, 3IATIIEWS &.00.,Wliolessile Oro:
oinn, Gosondation sad Forwarding )lerrbaids, and
Beni. ririaldon Cotton Tarn,:: - Wain
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MERCER ANTELO, General Commie
don Melebonto. Phlladdpitia.. Lthrral advames
on nonlownonts of Prdnos generally. Jal77
• /0/131 WAIT,. Jams erluxra.
riOnN• watt --- & - 7 do:TiVhOleidtlo,.GrOeprn,
Otanmleelon ltDnebants, and Dealers In Prednee* and
ttetraT6 Manuftetoree. Ao. 2tin Meets at, Pletalareth
OANELELD, late of _Warren, Ohio,
ak Nsder !MY= Re ro
sell . ° Case r ,Batter a . 'd Pot eh .
P(.113i Acb, and Western acres
roily., Water sirset.
Istereen smlthiSeld and Wood. PI
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UM; A.
- agar of trzauothgui. Little
LITTLE ~t• CO., Wholesale.
g u t Protir and 03turgIggioo Merritguts, god - Dealers ha
burgh. urre,_ Au. 112. Second gtruet, PM*.
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S'IIIEESE. WABEIIOIISE.—HENRY - IL
cams. Forwarding gin_OponEsskeo Moeluntota4
Dealer In Chew.: Butter. Lake Flab and - Produao gerneraDr,
WOW stroet, abara Water, PS natant' -•- • m 3-21
-.—Larn A Vana..-.......wazazi C. lOC-
AttOIL ttr ROE, Wholetale Grocant And
sinan
C!aptart Mewls:as, No.l9{l.therty otrent Pitts
r)rozays,
Ln=tl2E!
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1 1,v31 2 iy 0 k . ...A. tE c 0 ,,,,, co.; w4,ohmuturo.....
'annual DPCLURG,..GrOCer and
y "res . Dear.r.oarrieFot Woofl wad "Elzth stm ts. bu
filfrszo on hard fils--co wortfoont of choice OVlOdriel
and
atm Tass—Yorolifs Praha 634 'X wfaMturtpfalo awl .Itolsll.
Deafen saffaogi off the Imfofi
,frfras.
OBERT BAUBLE • lt• CO, „ Whoiesd e
= a 4M ba ugelta .V.1 M 3
tub,mb.
NMI T. . .. '
WOK Ciic — OANtri:E . KS, , stig v. essors ,. to'
.. kJ' D.Vrlnk.Wbolernlolnnerf2.
Cotrunlss , rtitgezetunts, - Denicni In /ron:A r il.4 INZIZ
Yarns, anti tternrch • blimuractures gent =.l' corm. of
Wood And Wake titteets:PlClelmsch,t -•
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ACULGERTSOIII; Wholesale Gtooer and
A' Onnudsefon Mar ±ant.Pralor Proditor and Pgi
u l ic "'" 4 "Wk.°, 196 i ltert T-S tmt . titt
$Oll3l . • . . • WARD non,
.R. FLOYD Wliblesale - Giocors:Com
• Zion= Mad:mid& ind:Dsokloro In Produce—
'non. Roiinionntronnot on =WIT. Ifoon..ooll=
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eLISAUT.- .. S. =alum,
-107uaua"
DAGALEY, - WOODIiVARI}-& , C04 Wholo-
IS sale Cllveane, N 0.221 Xszlart strget,ll34o
- 1 4 r WL - JRCIJANTS.-.:,-
Dissor- • •l•:&
07Z=*succe 2, =to I:tuda: ts=eit tor
00 . P: • , 1 % 'boo.
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DAILY : riTTiso -- 4. - 011 GAZETTE.
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1 .- AGENCIES.. I NEW YORK. ADVEIMSEIXEMS- I PITTSgURGH•GAZgTTE.
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, Alf..a I W.`—ftittVlllg I)4en gpitinntea the 4N- ! 'Tow, No. 244 and ;Tie I:roadway, Nor 'roes. flate No. so i '-'-' - ------------ ------ ----- -
chisfre Agent& for Tilts.) ~.nr-b. kr the lode ortatent I hallmark street.) ,
I 3.IONDAY ' MORNING, SLILY . 5, 1854.
setoff Cemented and Stretched Leather Bating. man,
nfisetamd Try P.JEWXLL a Soft, oflLartford. Cartneeticat, - Reliable _Fl'rela en lbs Ws of Nem reek. .
We temorter for sale. a largo amortroent or art 'widths, 1
tuanufacti. red. et Abe Inannrartarer's prima, bda article
bthTitanParler to any Leather _Belting ever before offered 1
1 11 t b b t l f i lT ke lfg L Ai rAly . 9 P aq " f l l i gP:ag at the 1
" hear
Der . A. :',, A0..116 3 .51.4 1 1 . cet street.. . 1
eep2f) . • . - J. a Ifl. - PIIILLIPS 1
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i: USTIN - 1.0031 IS, ' Real' Estate Agent,
111. 'Stock. Merchandise mad Dill Broker. efface No. 42
mirth street, shoes Wood. Dwane= froteDtlY attended
1 .to. • irEally
S'AMUEL L. 31-Alia-TarecretrTribiti
z„uw,,,..... Cotopozy, 94 Water etroet.
. M. GORlidll7Seeretary YirCstern
A:lnsu
nnm 0..92 Watexstroet.
OARDr ERCOFFIN, Agent for Franklin
oortkautt wrier of W7l
31ADELRA
„Agent feir Wawnre
• toil Inaararkee cpintanr. 42 Water etroet.
Gramm U. TAILOR.. .... .
OEQ. FL TAYLOR &:RIJSTON, (successors
r to Tarlor k Tdlorne,) General Commission and For
warding Mitrobants, and Agents tor Eastern Transpota
tion Wnc. . Wbole.ale Dealers' In Staple 01,100rIPS, Sheet-
Inm., eot!. , n,Cnttim Yams, Batting, Twine. 31ani)la.
Gruw,Vitlif ""ek d r lgWY_ al B° S da " anqVi u neff:
. natil sad ' sum . sb a iirgh Manumemintd Gitar!generally.—
Agents Ito the ?T0...n . 11E11 . and 'Asses Bhertings. •
PftWburgh. No. • 48' Front street; (opposite Louisville,
Mamboed. and St. - Lords racket lusndino.:Cluelunati.
R.. wAttutoroan.
T A. HUTCHISON: &. CO.; Coniiniesion
erebants *ad A ntifort:
~ , ,, r lo7 P lg and Bar Lead, Hemp,
BOOKSELLERS. &C.
.T L. READ, - Bookseller anti Stationer, No
78 Fourth streot,
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WELDIN, Wholeefile find Retail
1 • Dealer In Bleak sad • &bed }bath Priver .red
Ne- al Wood greet, (bet:Teen Third and Four/1)
.Pittelrareh...
11rOgN S. DAVISON, Bookseller ard Sta.
Ap t.ler, enresOlor to Deelron k Agnew, No. f 'Market
street, near Fonrtn. InDaburgh. Pa.
ENRY S.• IIOTWORTII, Bookseller and
Dealer In Stationer'', Ra t N. 82 D.rhet greet, noar
e od, Pittsbwah, Pe.
nAY - 1E CO., Booksellers 41:L(1:Stationers,
n No.a.s Wood greet, next door to the Okner orThlrd,
Imrgh. P. • Behool and law hooka eonatatdlTon hand.
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BIOHN H. MELLOR — , Healer in Piano Fortes,
Muria and Blades! Instruments, School Books, and
tonerr- Solo anent for Chlekering's Plano Forte, for
Western Pennsylvanla—No. SI Wood street.
RENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, MU.
10l Imrtramenta, and Importer at Italian String..
th=e 4 m r .Z'i ' Zrafk a b' t.tae t' llmTe
P 141309.
SCIIRCEDER, Muelo StoxT, Fourth
street, betvnostv)larket and Wood. Mow Mask eon.
y reeelving. Wail tlwleal Itugrurnents or all Ends.
DRUGGISTS.
TOHN.ITAFT, successor to Jas. Nl'Ou
ao.,jitbroeralt.: Dratrest and • ' Deter In
nti uM4 DisKtults. 141 Wrod Arect: L a. &arc helnw
Pit 4 .74‘. 4GrneguLa A‘,.t Cr Dr:
0 Sr CO., Druggists ana Anoth
heatzfig.:=d'Ziglr.l„:l•44-14:41):1."—a&4.
bru a s . Me diclieftyl . nrfinnerbandarticlealkertaluingtotbeir
business.
YArldelana prescrlotkmt mrefUllymouponnded. tarn'
-. JOHN 7 P. SCOTT , Wholesale Dealer in
• Drugs, taints . Oils, Varnishes and Dr* Stub, X*. o e,
Tarty street, PittalmraL
All orders will recelva prompt attention. -
ralAnant for London & Co.' valuable family medicines.
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A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
-UP • Dr.rviristm, and mane twists nr whit. r.ad,R e 4
l and Lithargo, corner Wad and Front greets, Pitt..
• -- tariff
1L E71212 244*tAt2 1
Iry warranted. Perot
B -
• guys.. ... ming.
RATIN REITER: Wbolesale Retail
Ptttstura Druggists. 4u.raer Math , and St. Clap streets.
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--* co — Wholesale
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''•-•—SCIIOON3 Wood rtreet.Pitt.bmz
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lOSEPH FLEMING ; Sueniir to Wilcox.
OP &Co.:owner Market etroatord.DialtztNetemonz
Madiltr. Btedletrrereln, ` 7 , =nery. and a2l maiden
pertaining to blit buminota.
Phrskians priactiptionuearefully tornixonnird
MEDICINE.
pR. JAMES KING: Office and Residence,
24.112 Filth dread, opposite the Cathedral. Mts.
ialay •
IWM. VARIANVM. D., Office 6th a - treet,
V Wow Smitbll.l.l. Ctituelherr.c-41 to O. 1. IL. to
to 8, r.ll. e5,r2,11),1
MERCITAItIT TAILORS.
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B CHESTER, Merchant Tailor cud Cle:
Oder ,• No. 74 Wocul of:met. Particular al:Until:6
toie,ssid Scythe Clothing: noMT_
Rifft:?CfeWG; Pfai:brn
irtva DeOlez to _heads Made Clotbitzg.l3l Lib-
IP WATTS. CO:, 51e:reliant. Tailors, 181
t.:4 • Liberty - at.neet.—We are new retutring emir
• 'toting stark of Gouda, tx Ocarina**. wear--Clotbs.
Matures andlreattvgrofthe nrutirt Itrlef and tuaareuarar-
Our friends and mutant. Will please give ma eall. (rani
M ANITFACTURING.
ifW. WOODWRII, Wholesale and Retail
d Mannfactures and Dadler. In Cabinet NT►rw. No. &I
JOAN WETHERELL; - 31ariufetztror* . ut
PATEST Sox TlCk4,iermerlur orttelo. SOLID DOX
sod Bitearm BOX TICKS. corner of Anders. sod Rob
Limon street,, oze soma* from the Rood street Ireldgo..o
loamy oe3owell
• , Fifthltioet Stociping Factory
, BILITY,:EN,ERGY: AND ECONMIY.
k The but it.Notts .Cht4ltelae 31aWe Swift he ers • ins, awl Drawers, seri mazothettuer's price!, it the
street stocking thteterr, all made hem Inotwor's trot.L
ADVANCIt IN PftlC. • • W.11.-DALY,...
• Bteeld rut Yecter7. bth stmt. between Wood snit Bletket.
!MEE=
L. IL unziwwwr-.:
• w. curs. WD.
Eivlngaton - :l4_oogerc & Co:
NOVELTY WORKS,• PITTEBIIRGIT, PA,
!pi:LACK nrid-Depot •Rolliciad: . Sealen. Thy,
Al Celle and Oir.lifflo.:' , Platflwri au4 6Witafdiii 'Mew -
Lorlcs of ail rites; timing., Dral - • and Thumb Lekbet.,Cortw
Milts of varfou,s kinds: , , Mot Mills. aproWed pstt..rww.
- .Bats and Eastzuln 3.1.414.14,s /son cast,lsgo of AnneT
:WIT In form caul h, . • • dtr-, •
W..W.IVALLACE L ,'
STEAM MARBLE WORKS, '
an 9. wziand trs Lamy Knit.' oPPotik SlaUtr.la sa i d,
'MONUMENTS - Tonibff, St4nel
'F
urniture trantala, Iftraing 1 5tptw,l,
antkaa,l,and-mOto to -want ar _
lowest Drum Throe hundred Ltifi l ctivrir si.
a me n tdtla despateg a
at 312 Marti atme"
a :23 W.. W. IVA LL ACP.
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Blacksmith Bellows M a n u facto ry
iv -PART NOTICE.The • gulp;
*arbors would mormifollE Ini rm *Mir frlitMfood
its MAIM tm."ranr. ttiot_they Imerrenterod Irate peetilee
_Tat LTAtgitr, he ot;w4uvelebnmitrrw
par„Lows pt peen' descriettaty trhiehttLy.e.telfirtenalte.,
.4 may. of the. Veer termatexiels sod mrponor work,
irrwomp. • Thrt hittet.l alerate ept.band an_exrt ,
Mut or sashes from m to 49 lathes at thettlltellateWer.
Attnees critotansou 9 . 94 #99991#7 streets—,
. TJ 4POW:n.SON'
• • leultetty,:
;`au.i~riurxrse
SHORT • GRASS. SCYTHES, .. for :rnowlici
Yu*,nrdene mutplounni vtly. I. at Lb.
13,64 Sum. ath my 23 aiims WARlntop;
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FEVER AND AGITE. ~: Correspondence of the Daily Pittsburgh Gamtte.
DR. EDWARD BLEECEER'S
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STAMPEDE MIXTURE. .!- •
Balsa. Airstonns.Nigoisorox, June 2 8
lor the Fcrer. Gal. Aput. th erm. /4mr, Dispepsia cod as t more fierce contention Las bean-witnessed
. No
;gin the Senate this lid a year than took place
ryliE Proprietors of this Medicine will state
without hesitation se ear. of onstwelietio. thst thv ,to-day over the • Boston petition for the repeal of I
Unser. NUSITIES Sus Cured more persons when, it Pas e •
Ilene Inbroff uoul,than any other medicine in me tor . trie i the fugitive act. Dixon, of Ky., made his prom
above dimmers. This medicine ims neither Arsenic nor • . ,
rrfecQuinim in its eoroomition, all of the Incrediont, are of a I iced manifesto against the nationality of Bie
tly healthy character md highly , stimulating and :., . •
:aff7R.g i Vibt ll i i r = i vi ,, I;irss..Wi t i!le ,, ili t g this •. Whig par t y. lie concluded it was becoming
d .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ~,,,,,,,,r.th. „,,,,,zz:,,„,„„,„,orth-. •
abolitionlzed at the North,ond of course the South.)
matters In Reetlees attic eountry where the Agne im- l ' era branch could have nothing to do with men
mil . wm dowel] to adept this medlcioe , as the patient Ls l i ,
not chiliad to lay by while under treatment and they may ll she tqlerated that heresy . He did - not . say I
be .wersdcry sPs•stll care. The Proprietor could introduce t
thousands of certificate!! from those lithe highest reSPed. 1 where they were to go. .:Nlarty of them will of
ability but preibtssaying tothe sick bur one bottle and I ....
S will have Um luranible Mot to yourself. Full direc- •BOUYOOlunite with the Locofocos in name as they
ties rsr its use aesompany eseh bottle.
C.ertitkutes can be seen at the ofilesttehoeing where this have long been united with. them in fact. What
Medicine has cured when all other. Bova railed.
1 honest :than would wish to receive into the nn-. 1 1
For Dispepsittau l l anothe r Winona ComPislets the. ill
not a better Medicine (litho market_
,ponal fold again, such apostates irs Dixon, Bad:
It has alsolseen'taken with the rand astonishing surceese
in easeral cameo( ITheurnatiem and tient: for then 011. - I ger, Pritti and Jones. Such tolerant and saga-
Plaints takes tables_Lui. a dal.
One tattle of thin - Medi potoo cine rseT often has the dashed of- 1 does statesmen as Bell, Pearce and Clayton will
het. Primal Ter bottt& I
For sale by Druggists in all parts of the United States I necessarily- occupy , a, position of armed neutrali- 1
and Canada. . .
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Ali Wholesale orders Must bo adders:bed to sum 4 I ty. They have he nyospathies with the ferocious
BLEEBEIL vole Proprietors, 9a Bradway. New York.
t b h i g e o i t . r d y e,p w e h n i d ch en a c o . i . in i a t t h o e s ir tli p e o l ,a r ll i t ,i t n e a w s ,, s u oc , iate e s,, c ani!
..aa t rsits cv. -4n d 00dz . a n e . r0 K 5 ; , , n ... ..a.. ,
p r it ith uth ilsi ,g oe b. a a eo.
j ... v. t.
i t r v y tt.
lib con
- The Beef:ilea' Book! 'a at
P house by the co-operation of "North-
I VO one who can rend should be without a I den iv:,
ITED I J ...IP.
OsT}7_,..k rircetift.tVig.VlPBi N i4P F P3YrSi c u k: and 1 '
IVAPII.GTON'S FAREWELL ADDRESS. That the political power of slavery will be
Just published a large Fro., ht , ary pew, tl pseeS. Ma. e.,...,,,,_ weakened by this separation, there can
trat.a with one Portraits of Washington 000 Jefferson on .1_ greatly
tinted p.p..%
ibe no doubt. Sorties must exiSt at the South,
Pr-we—Cloth. 23 eta; Paper Covers, le!, eta. i
COnelJerinu i rloi , etyloin whirl, tiffs Bock le got t i f illit u lt l and those parties must be, when not affected by
z o ie k ortho4t u i b it h ixm well mount:lll2e MOST
', a powerful outside pressure, nearly equally di
-I.l= tends to the toile. Booksellers semi on ydhr . .
orders to The Publisher THOS. PURR; l sided. The advantage to us of 3 diViSioll by sec-
S 3 NaaranstreekNew leek. 1 . •.. •
• N. „._,,,,,,,,,,. A . m. , 5 ,.... t .,....„ ~,,,, .1.,.. R oo k tionai lines are obvious. We eancrect platforms
throughout the ceinary. s:s , ttv "
i -- 1 and systems . of principles adopted ozcetusively to
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The:Eagle Manufacturing Company
,I Sib North. We shall not be able to overthrow
diatietrari•ood nffsr.,v'sdf ffe ;,' , " ^( 7o 0f , ... , "P. o. th , i the Democratio organization at the North, but we
oda...thaw Lie pewee FOBS: C.:l GOOD-f -
RICII attic BROCATELLiS.AND COTOLINPS, I- shall form ouch a stern Northern sentiment that
In great variety of Patterns and combination of Colors; all I • —emocrat . . . _
i can sumo a no
of which Patens are no id
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' CONFINED TQ OUR OWN SALES,
An entirely new article for
MENITUIer. UPHOLSTERY lir..
Which rombiner the nreateet amount of DURABILITY
and RICHNESS found In an extlele o'er before used.
Those Good!. are made by Power Loom nod are the only
Goods ofthat manufacture ever rifler.] for We. Dealers
will do well toexamine these Goode belt. purehulog.
AITOIlloe of the Co, N 0.4 Park Place, N. Y.
jeDiffma HAMAR. Agent._
IRON WAREHOUSE, -
- • MARTIN, SPRING & CO.,
Importers and Denten! in
IRON AND STEEL,
Greenwich Streel,Weitr ihrh.
K.O•P mn.tanilr.n hand a full assortment of Bar, Rod
Rand, lloop. Hon .:time. and other ICON,
STEEL OF ALL KINDS.
Iterehanta from all met lona of the country are bolted to
call or amid their orders before buying.
Orders by mall entrusted to our nre will he tilled rat the
toyer:. market rates. ALaitTIN, SPRING 0 CO..
yel 1012 Greenwieh N : Y. .
BOBizt . YELLIP'I3ItOTICEGS & CO.,
WIIOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
XElr YORK.
!law realm& en }. , .17011J/mm x., mr. , V lkekrolara,
IMPORTING the lending Drop from their
wriginal.markets, both in Euterpe and Past India". nad
French and Engliah Chemicals, Perfumery. Tooth.
Nall and Hair Bruthea, Hair 111.°mo:a Sisal, Paris and
Trieste Fponges, Corks, Snaps. no...tc-,ther Her them on
the most reasonable terms. Orderweither In 'person. or by
mail. will receive their beat attention.- iortilisur
KUMEL'S
PATENT ,MIACHIN TRETC.I B IED LEATII Ejt RANDINR,
The only fluent Rands inthe (bonny.
HEY are made from the best oak tanned
sealeather, mid thoroughly_ etretehed. temente& and I
together.uul made to run parketly etraight, and
with a perfect hug to thelhilli..and warranted to) eat:rat
rate arWie and to plat o the purchaser. Thar tan Le had
Mj
gi. double or round—with Lam leather, Illeita and
edi necessary article. in thellimhy addresidng
jelliZmw 11 - 31. KUILIIEL. Patentee.= Ferry 1.1.. N. Y.
Globe Iron 241114 'Works.
Kos. 811 and 313 Munroe street, Sew York,
orrosrfn TUC AthAIRL WORKff.
SALES ROON 124
.9,RA IT!) .STREET.
- .
ern morn riuutrimennar.
EIE sabairiteraliaving - alteneive and tin
rtinms.clarrasurenent3 for 133annifetruink• ertryer•
t f. the:len:3e. are now yule:wed to nffer to the yublle
andilealers the:unbent tha emelt:ry e
iIhOUGH7 d CAST./ROY izatzixa., •• •
of ersr7 derneeke.
Gealiesir,A'Anln7, bares. ibridAn bun Bedeleacts.l37fido aad
oenueee.d; (her and (inafirs jor elatlfras. iron
IF:fsf. Ala a/a,47airer- end
la-, ff. 7: 6 3 nady Unthrello and Be
Sunn.f.., de- dn. .
Also, a superior Quelty otlraa .taro, Sena,all of nide.
they will warrant to ouryme etre. 4.Zdublllty. beau
ty of &eel d eheerne.e. the tosaufeet are of toy attr•
ler tem le their line. enters from niter tattoo- of .the
t'nfkd Stat:4 thankfully renolsed and tkeented
°Crawl deeldnli. 'ENT& L.tVER33, -
myth-Arne Grand erve.
LFREE WOODIIAM, 31anuflicturer eaci
Iraportar of Guns. Mlles. ristr.4 o . 1, ..1 1 50 FalL. st.
aII. WAIINICK, Mapufnoturer of Itino.m
..nAt cottage Vscrn!tun.. ae.. whit. A.
40IIN DAVIS, ?..liercfitrA and
in
.t. tartera Eruidles. Win. and caram.'2Sl - WoM.
ingt.
1 GOODWIN & BRO., natzurnptitrem of
_A • Flue Cat Talm o stn, 27 , 2 ao
Mer at.
yairitaLEß & WILSON, Prep n 140 to and
V I , toerwfactur..es of A. O. Patent Vtl'aldaz
dd nee. ofbee 2.1', Broadway,
V . V
51.;4 Broad-
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OOPER irousE, .A. J. Yeage .t Bro., Pro
mistbx..su Broadway, , • • •
ICORM gt
AN CUTTER, rueceor to Lee,
kßrowder Co., leny ,, rter sod Jobbez In Stavlo Boy
oala, 44 Cedar 0.
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CIIAFFER, late W. Newman. Manufae*
erlntatlles'Cialtera.nnee
rskeiesim,'
Q A 31U.11 7 L. eAltfEi r 7A7Aesale . Deal
-1....7er In proem. Painted Pada arid YON
_Wood and WU
lax W. Baskets, Matt. Cords Taina, Whdlneditittelt
ts, de- 244 Greenwich at. New yor k mh2.lyr.
SUADES, Gilt - Cornices, T able
ou Clotts.Lr.,.ZOlD.; TIM Manufactererand
Mende heater, No. 10 Catharine at., and tie. CUM.=
Square. Neer York. mlth-ltY •
jrIF,O. BULPIN, Paris Mre
antillaEpo . rime,
LA I rhortarsalm of Fancy Fora. 361 Brtadlir•f
Staten Nine
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017701; .ZIV. a AWN ATRE'Re,
name reox DLO11:11VA; • NitiTTORK CITY.
lIRDEPTiTIi . ed
_Expres.A, oiotheniise,
ar.fe r or q . ri Ar r otrz n i 4 PlF:Wltml l r-d
them Curtains gtic i- ier " d l ittoa
enVri... s4 .tg o. rittiNgoVe3n 4 tl74 . 7=, (JOT:
plea or garmen t.) 10 tha most tomemiol'manner.
The undersigned hare had Innsperienra In the prose
elation atlas business at Staten I s l and, and roel assured
that their eueeou in the art old Ins
nah2a4mr BACUETT. NEPHEWS ACM
40LYNEAUX BEM . , Mantilln and Cloak
Mantantirer and Importer: SS Nast at,
.1011 'F. 'HIBBARD & SON; Wild Cherry
bitten. CinsmlsE•lin, Pills, Salve. ad..= John el
fig T... IfITRLBDR.T, Am‘rican - Homaec.
• Po MI • Ths.rmw!..2ledlcines.llsls, Cam% Ac.. far
1..437 Brooms st. • .
VANDWISEIr'S Improved 4
IVaeno. - 'lt
regimes gray Mile to Oil original color. end eirettes •
new growth orlialr. . Deort.l23 Sratehere et.' •
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.itoCl‘. . artuitlill; frolia thfruphii, is'etii
•
leg hundreds of Cairene, Tumori, trierre,ind Wong
• t out the knife . M hlsirreselous rooms;4B3 Jaroaderay.
MIBCELLAII'EOUs.•
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COAOR FACTORY.
v. DIASIONII STREIT
E. U. BIGELOW,' Proprie or::.. •
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---- fititiffatfir - 11131013 •
a tm .LIVEDY AND SAL%
ETAIILE,
onzer Diamond drat and Merry
split.tt ' - rrrimiC4oll.PA:
ASHLAND. HOUSE,
• enorierittrr, hitovtt seyrsTn STREET; • .
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N. 8., IL E NEON, Pr.orittatos. ,
srrrea ,rwra, $1,60 Per iNI—EI/
Patent Process for Tatigni.
FULTON'S Patent Chemien Peonies
• le decidedly. tint vistas!, ldaprOYetneyit Over wade in
the ort. Orraoding,;;Lkttitet of all kinds tan be =nab=
Wad In ono-third ape time twintred by:the old mecum, at'
mulch lees expenee, and for noootbatu. atranyttb„migbt
And durability iannenrynkmd hr antothteprow ,, ,eut 1131111'•
allaturinly LaattLer.: For
• -.- partietae.eneVra of
o tiLbu koyt." No; Wand tintk• -
Linden Lead' Company:Of Wiaponwl
MITE CorpOrneoen of ti.iiiii . ',.Ciimpany.havn:
. '•fiE•Tedli. b rirtlZlTtg r elllllcAll i g,"g:
It ft:nib at, ryttAnykli, .teanTNet• mAtainlon
tbertet,lleologann Borten., 4.-e. untietaardned by parties'
desiring furor:nation relative to th e Oonepany . . - nue e
•- -
bate 31 an.'Nes.TeL Ottlee.l Otte F 1.0114,111 k Perrr lintels)
;VITY '1191`.1:14 ( nteLlitvvnii,) 4orner ,
• l'ilinbnrgh. Pa., 01;A:1
gArglile Urge natt ;enannadleue Aimee fotvingt f
etter.
one thorough repai: And ruraaed pith new eenirrmente
thrneghnot, nem OPCM 'dm the reerptlon of the traveling
Unu9:l3l9rautrr r i • . .• arti.aqm.
I. aurrTal
a CIITICOVtT
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Cl AGEIVI'S. for
kfi 111414144nd purehair of I I te, am.runiof
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fLettr. Negotattl&K bd 1.44:4, cm 1 . 140dr, 'Mortgagee, dr...10.
1401'hIrd Plitorair. Ps. ' • d03.1r
WARRINGTONIP~n;
BEN'S N'S SSHOE STORE. IIe tau shrayi Thia 4 ix full usartmonk
.crth ram Plttxburgb.,l%. - - •
nura- GENUINE ' , EXTRAO7 OF
Corr &nisklishvt 184. d ßlArDrtlAlAm
Edrer 11.4.0
Ytnn . KDset,MttabntßG Ib.
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MEE
RNING, JULY 3, 1854
iqcoar WASLIMTGON
.noment who does not
participate in it. Thus we shall crush out the
paltry race of Dengbraces: and while Northern
Whigs and Democrats will continue to differ on
the public lands, the tariff, &c., they will be
forced by a uniform public opinion to agree on
questions affecting slavery, just ai&outhern whip
and demOcratt nor . agree- on them. - In short, in
order to save the Union, we must sectionalize the
Whig party. would not, of course, exclude any
Whig of the South who might wish to subscribe
to our principles and policy, but no such will
tleire to identify himself with us, as long expe
rience has shown.
.
But to return to the Senate . !dr. Sumner, of
Mass., highly distinguished himself for his man
ly
defence of his native State, and his replies to
the : insolent blackguardism and dirty impute
tidos, of Pettit, of la., and Clay, of Ale. The
lattiris a very contemptible specimen of a ma
lignirit pro-slavery bigot. In reply' to compari
sons; y Butler between the revolutionary servi
ces il, the North and South, he made an expose
thatTivill go into the public records. This is an
i ‘,
old trick of butler's, and its exposure by Mr.
Sumher, to-day, was so complete, that Ido nor
think he will roon repeat it. The 301:1111 Jack
daw ?Simon also came in fora dressing in re
quital for his gross personal assault. nu Stunner,
during the debate on Monday last.
Upon the rhlle we are getting on swimingly.
Thu shivery agitation was taken out of Congress
by the Nebraska bill, and of course will never
more be heard of; but is not to-day's gliuliatorial
thou' rather a strong example of peace and har
mony to begin up9rd
- Tließouse to-day passed the ten million bill, by
the !Ate of 'DM to GT; the vote was mach strong
er than was expected. Many of the Anti-Ne
braska cello voted for it as a mark of their re
vireikloyardy to the President, and Cabinet.--
r - 4f e people. mark the men who have sane
, flea
. the roberry. If one of them is returned
trenl '
he North, then I shall conclude that his
confluents lore to bo swindled and to Le taxed.
. ....,
• ' , Tint/ Miritieseta land grant:was finally passed
bYit4Senate.--If it do net lead*to a T enet-al
spoliation of the public land there is no irremov
able objection to it. The lobby men are prepar-'
big other,, with a fair prospect of Success.
The subterfuge of which a great deal of use
has been made, and is still Made, that the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise was a
Northem bconati, red to the Sfiuth, ought to be
exploded, In point of fact, the repeal of the
compromise was first distinctly 'proposed by a
Southern Senator, as an amendment to the Ne- •
braska bill, while that measure was in a shape',
which its friends pretended respectidand unit,-
tained the compromise, though it provided for
tbo sneaking introduction of shivery into the ter
ritmiescovered by it. Dixon of Kentucky then
declared that the South would-be satisfied with
nothing leas than the tibsolufe repeal of the pro
hibition, and lather name he insisted. Douglass'
bill woo thereipon' recommitted, and soon alter
renoried with Dixon's amen neat. Bat, though
Douglass had originated the thing, that would
: net bare altered the case. That man Ia but a
tool in the hands of the South.. lie betrayed
both his own state and the Whole North. He ,
in a large slave bolder, Mid will undoubtedly
more Into-a Southern State after the close of his
present Senatorial term. The repealing clause
never received e majority of northern votes ' in
either house. In the Rouse of Representatives
It received but forty-four - northern votes out of
one hundred and thirty-six thatwero cast. No,.
the South must hear all the infamy of having:
robbed us of rights teetered by a. compact with
dunes. -
Lemmas' Anoonctrri.—The A'a tional Er 4 gets
off the following capital burlesque , oh the argu
ments of Douglass and his confederates that they
have not been the tnians'oragitatiag the
,ques
floe of slavery, aqd of introducing that came
into hitherto free territory:'
If this gentleman with a gang of confederates;
shouhteut the levee of the Mississippi, andinun
date a city, in. hopes 0: getting the. "SPolls
which might be seized in the destmetion and dis
truntion of the. inhabitants, he would probably
make the following defense: •
Doug! ea: • May it please your honoty-I did not
bring in the water.
Jacrge.—You 'aduilt that fon cut the levee !
Dougiast,—Yes, your honor, but I. didn't touch
the water. never touch . cal - water. lt's 'a
"fundamenia: Principle " with me "not, inter-
Judge.—Prisoner,.suph quibbling is &contempt
of court.. It seems incredible' from a person who
has occupied the high, stations which thipeoplu
of Illinois have conferred Upon ; you.'DD not m-
twine that it will help jou. It agirexateit your
offence, and will aggravate your punishment.— . 1
please your honor there ;Is
no occasion - for the excitement' and agitation
which hate been got , about this affair. If this
lea stWorelpf State;you'have an Unquestionable
right to legislate the Water out forth With. %UAL
is a Teiritory, you have only, towait-till you be:
come a State, and then you may ladle It out, or
let it stijiti, just as tho people please, agreeably
to "the'great fundamentol prinaplesef demos.
racy ainieelf-geirernment." I see n6groind for
this "charge" against me and other honorable
gentlemen. Ife,laya not troublett,tho_Wuters—
It is those who nut paddling 41:titgiu; - :
Brrecre or Coin vroir RAILIWAD Alientssur.
—Th olived Journal says the limit winter
ruinously torero for railroad oPeratiens, and Om
Oral of the lines abeedlatitude 48 dog: ' enffered
estensirelyin-the br ea kage of iron Dalai chairs,
tires and wheels.. the,yermont Contral rail
road, in a period of two months, 70 wroughfiroti
Circa were buret andi•broken r while during: tho
ithide:sr,inter forty r three driving 'wheel , centre",
teclie cranks, anatteenty,four connecting' rods:
be"d"s a larAO'pittolaer of a.thia,..Were elso.bro.
ken. lieitinen Months the road bed was frozen
hard nee teak, and hardly a train ran throne;
withont 'motile loiterer of nutchinery... The New
York Centre,: during the some time suffcred.se;
sorely. :The unekesulfercti,preportionotely. •
Z-;. The JMiriuir T adrisecceinpaeles.:iliose roads
'end mochitioriereienbject to onetrilsprechrden,
to lay down continuonsetringorN eiminchec4oeP
below the mile, and upon the. tops of the sleep
: era; which treulthe riftler" th°ll "l uir "
ed elasticity, of the truck, support the,Jointentid.
raise the roils Above dangerous contact with the
frozen grOped.r. ' The eipenie ef IbLs" *mild . not
xc
eeed'what the da mage by bresikqe. not eottb•
FIDDLZ EV" that .Protest has
been mode in &Oiled f egainstf the. recognition
of ..knierican DI Vit o ,or degtmrs, ;Conferred by
American tinireralties.mpon- persons'.-in Great
Britain. The'tloctore over the r appear to
bold nice dooterittei as too cheap; eras cheapen- : :
tag their'.orrai....srkea,medngl oppomition on
;their own soli. - Hoare, the protect,
_ . . . .
1 \
trent is Goias on is Rllll/1411.
. 1 Di5 . n. ,,,,, . C' or ilroitornouts.—The
,A\PEa !t a lc The greed:Peaiensen and the
Mr. Abelard Guthrie, the writer the follow- oeyei n Depir e - ,,, t ;''' l
ing letter, has been some years a resident of Montgemery county::l:Jr.' instance o[
acmeahritat,ainaai ecarekty of alcohol have siren -rise- to another
now baseymptoms immerehrial,
Kansas, and is a Bentonian Democrat. Mr. time agaby a deg, and ,thl,we --- t aanea'a trade. Pea - Peas hei,e been, from time.
Guthrie now writes to a Member of Congress like hydrophobia: in 'France at lehst, considered aa
(who communicated to the Era) as follows: ' “A few days ago, whit • perfectly\worthle. and have been allowed to
I
K.tss.ts TEBOITORT, Friday June 9, '54. wife, he felt. rather strangely, and seemed i
a La
tha " c m with Din encumber pikpen in consequence. The col
elided to biteand grate his teeth with all the lootion of.this rejected matter betireen the hours
no it seems the foul deed was consummated,
and this beautiful Territory, for whose benefit'! Power.he.poases.sed. He asked his wife to hand of 7 and 9 u
,the morning:' has now become a
have spent so much time and money, is surren. him a piece of Sole-leather, which being compli-
regular oceuintion; and 11l follewed , by that ease
dered up to the full power of slavery. _B ut t h e ' oil with, he bit it4hrough in BeVeral places, and of People witoduring the remainder. Of the day,
Pick up the ende ot cigars. 'Pea-la:de yield al
outrage is not to stop here. It is but one link in continued biting until he chewed it to pieces. li e
6, pee_ i then requested her to hand him a chip, which he h e° °I
" alr ' 'aada.a4
s Y, it hoe ' been found, aa the
the chain of insult and Injury offered to
li cct- ,o ot, 0 , as pcapkins: ' Itx:England,'l bo
p of the free States. You will remember that also tore into splinters with his teeth. At this
N th o em, t '
haawittlirti th or e mn adni b x e .t er ure h" of henget I . ' a b nr . h ed op fro o.— m -
at the last session of Congress 550,000 were ap- , paint he was BeiZed, with very strange and
pronriated to euable the President to treat with wild Sensations, and betold his wife aloe had bet
as Now
stet:7 ' ho u r inn .the subject of pets, l: may
the -Indians of these new Territories for their ter leave the room, as ee was fearful he might
lands. But this law was disregarded until the c o mmit' some violence. She deco s 0 immediate/ 3' sh . Those the . t shalt theml re ; te I'IYIII 'old
and locked the door. lie tried to get out; but, • . g \ -0 , - ,.. e '{hehe into
plan for the repeal of the Missouri CoMpromise
three sorts big nuddlin and little. The littlest
woe arranged; and then, instead of a Commis- (aiding the door locked, beeirent to the window, the '-.'
;re
. cdearest, ns they are the siveeteit, Our
avert te brand, the Marrowfet, esteemed 13n ae- ,
stoner being sent to treat with the Indians in the ' which was 'in the eccood tin third story of the
ordinary way, delegation§ from each tribe hove house, and jumped out, perfeiitly crazy and count of its size, would tneet\with no favormre.
been hurried off to Washington, end the treaties . ing. as is eupposed, with hydrOphobia. Ile ran Its very development cis? it 'inning 'the
I miles before he was ove'etaken. scream
there made, se that neither the tribes at largo' severe
poorer kinds; to.be sold to pime\peoplo at miles
nor the public know anything of the conditions ing and crying kith the most intense agony. Ito much lower than . cost —P ar a - Cur. of X. A
of these treaties. The Indian Agents, the Sea-' WOO finally secured sod brought haelc, and is now Mies.
ate, and the particular friends of the ildminis- ' ander Medical care" \
~ .
011IGIN Or REPEAL.—We find In the Missoniri \
tration alone know what is going on. These in- ' ,
Democrat of the 24th inst., un.artiells, reviewing \ ,
eee-The opening of the Panhandle' Railroad,
111 i-ideals circulated the Story that no citizen '
would be, allowed to take claims or settle on th e I through to the, Pennsylvania line is teNbeceles the cosine in Congreis of their Senator;' Mr... \
twitted by a grand demonstration on the \4Ol of Atchison, in which an extract is made from his •* '
lands ceded by the Indians to' the Government,
until the suriCyr were mode and the lands offer-
July next. Messrs. Engington and. Wells'en he- Fa y et te speech, delivered just, before.\ eelefe
ad
at public.
Bala.. In. the a,ee.time Senator half of the Company have made very liberal ar- Missouri for Washitigton. In , the report 'of this
--* sent it private telegraphic despatch to rangements to steconiniotlete a large crowd\ on speech the following p a ssage oecUre: \
his friends to go and take possession of the most tin occasion; and have authorised the Literi\; " Mr. Atchison had opposed the ithisissicin or'
desirable locations.., This tufo - mention was circa- ' Institute of Well,burg, who will euga..e. iu A Nebratko; pad would eippoiM it 'sinless the His.
hated secretly, and thousands of the pro-slavery
;celebration, to udopt whatever iner_sn'res theY,
party !swarmed over the country before those not may think necessary to carry net the objects.—
in the secret were apprised of what was doing. , There will be it variety of perlorinenees, speech- ''•, '
eouri commoulise 'of 1820 was virtually re- .•
( \ pealed."
, Thus it will he been that Senator Atchison -
These men, I understand, have banded together en, toast;, &c., anOroprioto to the ocossien, and Made the repeat of the Missouri eetnprOOdEo the.
to pre sent the settlement of anti-slavery men in I a pleasant thne is anticipated. Invitations have condition of Ids vote for the organization of the
the cola/dry. Several meetings' of these 'clubs' I been estended to various memhers of the Legis- Territories I And what makes -the confession''"`
have been held in,)lissouri, and anti-slavery men ' lature. The Town Council of Wellsburg, the still etronger, Mr. A., in a late: address to it's..
have been denounced with fierce threats. -t. Pittsburgh Directory and other public bodies people. of hie State...quotes frorit his Fayette • .
This I knew from the start would be the course ' have also been i nvited. -- trcligarYnc,ch4 'epeecWer. passage containing' the above extract..
------.......___________ We preiume we shall hear no more about the
pursued by the slave power, if the Missouri re- '
-
• Nstrat's WO.VOI3II.—We took a difed yester- Northern \ origin of this abominzible swindle:—
etriction Ives removed. Thus you see the one
. „,..
day in Capt. Hanford's colossal California tree, Ohio State : Wourne/.
great act of treachery and bad faith has been fol.
(er the bark of it) which is on exhibition in the John Mitchell, who *escaped from Anadialiai` '
lowed by others equally atrocious. . Is there to !
IleCkt Court Club Building, adjoining ltietropo- Speaksin this_wise of BOstoniarts whoofo netlike' ,
been end of the e° outrages? kre freemen to he j Ka
itan el. It iv in; ssihl
po eby any - description t Fufeitive Slave LaW'; . .. '•. -. f., ... i .r. ; •
thee trampled upon, their rights disregarded, 1 1 '
to convey a just idea of this marvel of nature, • "To compel iskry, wooly-headed negro to return
their personal safety even endangered! And no
remedy? Will the people of the free States sub- i
the infancy of which dates back to the time of to his master, and to work for' a tieing, is. the
mit to thesewrongs and insults—to be mere vas-
Moses and the Pharaohs. Capt. Hanford, who highest crime knoam to the 'higher law.'
•
onto of the slave -power? lam for resistance--/felled the tree, took from it prior to the falling, "But if the maliVlLO'oillyreceived their'deisert - •
tar; not to what relent. I call :upon you end ev
section of the bark, forty feet in length. This iri this world, the pasition- to which'they.insuid-:- :
Cry friend of freedom to come to our assistance '
bark he shipped by way of Cape Horn to this be'elevated is a galloies - higher tido asp stespk - A—
It averages a foot in thickness, and weighs %Ye rejoice that so far the majestyof the law has
—to rescue this land from this remorseless pow- , cit y'
fifty-one tons. It „is set np just as it grew upon ben viz' idicated; even it'GtepOint of the bayonet
er—this country, the most beautiful, the most '
' the tree. The circumference of the bark is 92 but it would receive a higher and more salutary
fertile, and the most healthy I do verily believe,
. feet, and the room within (gas-lighted in the vindication, if the REBELS HAD BEEN SHOT
on the face of the earth,
evening,) is covered with 59 yards of .carpeting. .DOWN DOGS, and to this eOmglexion it MEW come
You see the plan of operations adopted hy our
,
Fifty couple have Minced within the bark. A at last!" . \
adversaries; it is this: it is aeceriained where a I large school was gathered in it on Thursday.-- By the laws of England Mitchell is himself. a
company of elaveholders arid their friends desire ''
Capt 11. has also at the viola a diametric section Fugitive. A man so ranch in lo've with laws that
to settle. the Indian Deportment at Washington ;
of the wood of the tree, 2,5 i• feet in length (about consign "lazy wooly-headed negroes" to perpet
then sends on for a delegation of the tribe owns ,
a foot being gone,) showing the heart and rings ual bondage, 'ought not` to object to see the •
ing the desired loads; this delegation goes to I
complete. Ono cannot fancy how huge the tree "majesty of law vindicated'? in his,own person:
Washington, makes a treaty ceding the coveted
is, until it is seen. We moven:looked upon a more If it be right to take back a "lazy, wooly-headed
lands, and private information is sent to the 1
1 interesting and wonderful thing.—A - V lfirror. negro" who has been guilty of no crime but that
slaveholdere that all isl ready, and they take pos
of asserting his liberty, why hot take bask oacs,.
seeeion before outsiders know that a treaty has
lazy, wooly-faced-Irishman who' is guilty of the
been made, or the lands sold to the government
same offence.--IlbanyErating Journal. , . -
at all.
This is an easy way of colonizing the whole
The Louisville Journal saym:“.A gentleman:
territory with. slaveholders,while an anti-slavery
from Carrolton informs us that Gen. Wm: 0. But- -
man cannot even get a good home. These are
ler, not only declines the Governorship of hrebrasz
facts whirls the whets country ought to know.
ka li but does it. rather indignantly. The worthy -
and as soon as I iim in a little better health I
Geneial is reported to have declared Hui( he
shall endeavor to make known. I wish we could
wouldn't be Governer of Ilebraskii; Oven if they
have a press here. Can you riot assioi its in get
were to otTerhiM the whole' tr - • ' " •
ling one?
What ore wont is men—nten of COttragedn•lus
try and intelligenee. They don finildfs place
on the habitable globe where they can get a
more desirable home than here, The other ter
riotry—lcebraska—is not comparable to this in
any respect, and thorn the slaveholder will make
no effort at dominion.
Your obedient serrunt,
AUETALD GUTIMIE.
A DZSCSIIATr AND BLOODS DUEL ts Giotto lA.
A difficulty recently occurred between Claudius
C. Stewart and Joseph B. Coker, Ergs., two
young lawyers of Newmatunille, East Florida,
which resulted inn duel. It appears that Stew
art was about to be married, and had invited
Coker to be,one of his groomsmn, at the came
ti me enjoining strict secrecy in t he matter. Co
ker, however, told a young lady acquaintance of
his, and this Stewart construed into a breaeh of
confidence, and demanded that Coker 'should
Ether acknowledge.th Writing'that he Was guilty
I of a. libel, or meet Mtn with deadly weapona , --
The latter alternative was accepted, and they
left Net nsvile for a piece GO miles distant, on
1., the Geo la side. The Savannah News says; ,
' The 1 rms of the meeting show tkat the prin..
cipals tended it not be a “bloodless duel."— !
I Both were armed with double-barreled shot One.
} Mr. Stewart's gun was loaded with thirty buck ,
; shot. Mr. Coker's gun, which chambers three I
balls, was loaded with twelve bullets. Alter I
i tiring the first shots, eta distance of seventy- ,
five yards, in case-neither fell, they were to'nd- !
Vance ten paces and fire a. seoond time; when, if ;
neither was yet hit, they were to rc-load and ad- i
x•ance ten pacts more for a tnird shot.
At the first fire Mr. Stewart received three i l
i bails, two of them in his left arm mid shoulder,
l rendering, it is snlid, the amputation of that limb 1
1 necessary. The other ball entered his right
; breast, and passing upwards, lodged in 1113 right !
I shoulder, in front. Fears were entertained for
I Mr. S.'s life,' partly on account of the delay
caused by having to send a distance of twenty
miles for instrur.ieuts necessary to the amputa-
Eon of his arm. The attending surgeons had no I
I instruments on the groin], - Two buck shot'
i passed through the breast of the loose garment i
worn by Mr. Coker. Both appear to be well i
,practiced in the use of their weapons.; and by. I
ligkhe result of the first fire, we are, perhaps, spar- 1
the record of one of the-bloodiest tragedies
at has ever resulted from this mode of adjust
i difference between gentlemen.- With the less
ened distance, awl the almost unerring precision
exhibited by the combatants, the second shot I
could hardly hare resulted- otherwisethan in a I
;horrible mutilation or perhaps th ekijli ng of both. 1
, . Another account says that the mother ofStew
art was present au the ground.
'CDOLERA-.-NAILROW ESCAPE 01 REMO BURIED
ALIVE.L-A correspondent - Of the Boston Journal
writing, under slate of Manopy, Jaffna, Ceylon,
April 12, furnishes the follhwing melancholy and
thrilling incidents:
I have alluded .to the prevalence of cholera.
The ravates of the diicase in the parish of Man
, epy have been fearful. I never before realized the
presence f death, aa for some time when tho pes
tilence we at its height. In some instances, the
attack s teed to be nothingtrat death itself from
the outs t, and the victim was hurried ink, the
grave el hin six houre,tind even tese,frotd the time
of the first appearance of the disease: 'The people
haVe inieh nicer of tuning a corpse in the house,
that they , biry as soon -as possible, , after the
breath has left the labdY, and in some cases. ' We
have great reason. to believe, even before life is
extinct. Several Lnatancea of this kind have been
repertecliankin regard to the death of somo s of
the native ehristians by this - disease, we have had
Most painful siiipicjecui,and 'fare.. I \will men=,
lion ono or two 'authentic eases where;persons
narrowly escaped being buried alive, "as'euch in
etancesmay not laic aeivarnints, .ev
en in:America:: One occurred in Febrnery;,in a
Xillage,Ailarorit,adjoining hltinepy : . A per: who Wits attacked with cholera requested his
friends not to. Miry him at once.if lie„died, bat
to wait for some time. . Ho tired within,eight Or,
nine hairs, as was supposed,' when' his friends,
without regarding his .plainly •expressad-,wish.,
preprint for the interment : but ono \or theta
. having recalled the dying mau's request;delityed
the funeral three hr four hours. Meanwhile the
body meted, 'and the man .neked for congy Or
gruel; the heat of the - body .returrica, anti \ the
man has since regained his usual health. Again_
only'alevr Sabbath mornings since, a teacher in
the Sabbath school at this' station-which echoed
bi the 'way, has been entirely Twoken: up_ for.
more Wan three menthe by the cholera—pointed
out to me a little, girl ; a member of his alms,
who wa ' supposed to die,. hut as it was Into in
the afte oon, alio was wrapped in a xnat--netir."
ly all a buried here without coffees of nny sort
--and o cerpse lett till morning forinterment.
During e night the : poor little. creature revived
swum as to complain of the - cold, oe. to ask for
„Mod, when she was cared for, and bah since be
come eo well as -to be able' to attend the Sabbath
and day school. - - , - .
ALAS, PqoB. 'Yont,CK!,—.Tohn . ay, the Clown, -
.. ..thel.freetnentere of Welch's lilt-,
tional Circus, died within a day or two it the
ilicickleiZAttnit-boneo.'...Maf was Tory populti
in hie profession, and. deserved a better Atte,—
Some timteintio ire Met with an'nocident which
injured his brain, and calmed; temporary attacks
of ,Insinity: Thiel misforninepierented his-ccin
tinuinw Ins profession, and tinnily :caused. his
death. bore eigood reputation nialuptight,
tonpenste nme, and In his,professionp was cer-'
tai y. fellow of infinite jest, and, Most excel;
lent fancy." The hoots of friends and admirora
- who flattened and„caressed him in the day, et Its
premperitY idithlnotior,would not sato bim from
the pauper's
.roor Muy! nlyhom: now
are his jibes! hie gambols sotigif titieMr
es of merriment that vfere wont to set the circus
_ ,
M!MMEM
Tim Bottom AT BUCK Ink:in.—We learn
from an official source, that the argument of the
Bridge case was not taken up, as was expected,
at lowa City on the 12 b inst. One \of the pro
prietors of the bridge, went to,Judge Byer and
got a postponement of the argument until the
first Monday in September. It is not stated
whether, in granting.the continuance, die Judge
ordered the work to atop or not, but it is `under
stood that he did not. At all events - , the \pont
ponenient was granted without the knowledge or
consent of tho party applying for the injtuictien,
and other means will now be token to stop tke
building of the Bridge. The counsel employed
on this purpose will at once file a bill in the Su=
premecourt of the Coiled States, and the whole
question will be presented before Mr. Justice
.11'Lean. lion. J. C. Ball, of lowa, has been re
tained to assist in this case.—St. Louis Rep.
A Rrssus Pulsar, is A Fix.—A California
paper says: Capt. Whiting of the Pacifie ,Mail
Steamship Sonora, informs us that when at Rio
Janeiro, from the 2d to the Sth of April, there
was a Russian Prince with hls yacht in the har
bor, and the English Admiral of the station
would not permit him to leave tho port. .On two
Dr three occasions, when the yacht got under
way, a British steamer immediately got up her
steam and took up a position outside the harbor
to prevent her getting out. A day or twobefore
Ito Senora left, it misunderstood that the Prince
had sold his yacht. 7:• •
.I:Lammers BIGOTS AND GVEct6ILLAII,—,The
HArrilbWPALTiOt toys James Campbell wasde.
fettled for Supreme Judge by a combination of
RELIGIOUS BIGOTS and GUERRILLAS. The
thousands of independent and patriotic Demo.
crats who voted against Mr. Campbell will n -
doubt feel complimented by this flattering notice
of Gor. Bigler's organ. The Patriot further
ears, that the "guerrillas" (meaning those who
voted ngainat Mr. Campbell) moatle upellcd from
the Democratic camp: By the time this "organ"l
gets through with this interesting operation of
•'reading out," there will not be enough of the
party left th act as chief mourners at the politi
cal death of Governor Biglei. Great paper that
Patriot—it is doing more for the election of Mr.
Pollock than the combined Whig press of the
State. Our only fear is that it will not survive •
until the ekction. Should it manage to live um '
tit October, it and its patron, Gov. Bigler, will
fall together, and the epitaph upon theirsom.
mon grave will be, "died Eros en orirsoNita of
Campbelliam !"—Harrichurg Telegraph.
re N. Y. Herald, in spenking of the extrava
gance that has characterized the living of Many
in New York, lately, says that the •'reaction has
at last conic. Real estate is descending from-its
Pegasus, and one by ono the necessaries of life
are becoming reduced in _pike. Money is be
. corning more dear and more difficult to obtain-
Many merchants and stock jobber., living' in
large houses and driving fine equipages, are now
trembling on the brink of a fearful precipice."
The failures all over the country give note of
warning to be prduent. The inflation of the
last year could not' continne. Prices are too
high. We must expect to see them come down.
FALLING CC TELE STONE DOCK OF TUE BOSTON
AND ALBANY RAILEOAD CONPANC.—A large por
tion 'of the massive stout dock and steps at East
Albany, in front of the 'Boston and Albany pea
(l4.
Senger t. ot, fell in, about half Past ten o'clock
on Sattt my night. 'The crash was heard for
some (lista ce,‘and resembled the sound of dis
tant thun*. The Dock was built upon piles,
and was thought to he firmly built; but the (ur
ination of the \ ice barlast winter near the dock,
it is thought, caaged a chrrent of water to flow
against the uppc face of the dock, which pro
bably carried' ok the earth from between. the
piles, thus undermi ing the dock. A portion of
the dock has since fallen, and we learn from
those conversant wit its condition that the, re
maining portion is gr, . dually. sinking.—Albony
Journal
\ s : .„, .., ~ _ Tint KANSAN ENICIIIATON.--.LLIC 111.1F011gtOn
[lowa] Telegraph nays that: ,- . , . 2
At St. Louis, a few days Since, were a number
of iiings of slayes, en route foOreeiozko in tharge
- of their owners. -.Similar .stathmenta,respectieg
tho transportation of . slaves into • Kansas .are
. madtfhy the Independence [Mistouri] Eispatch.
Thera is here; and Acre , a simpleton to be yet.
foetid, as we are told, who ,pretends te , argue
that islaysry wilt not and cannot go- into 'Gies&
derritories. To all such there is a ithert ansWer:
The immigration of slaves and elaveltedders into
Kansas and Nebraska has alined" begun,! '
Ope of the London correspondents of o 2114,
bune'writes that Prince Metterniclisays.thit,.'the
preieht is not to be looked at as a slate orwar,.
but merely disorganized diploniacy." \ithas been.
reported, that the brain of:the_ old " pas .
'sciftening , ' but the smartness of
. ing
prates th'iNeontrary. ••
The Lotaxillo Journal - alluding to kg
.one :or two searching questions. P has; the SPaniNt Government; or 1 a. k ;
jects of that gilinterit in Ouba,a legal and MM.\
xetitutional right hold-the African populatitin
of. that inland . in it 'state of slavery ; - and if. tio: ,
duei that government possess in like manner the
po'Wer to release thal, portion of the population
froi Abe bondage ito'srhich its , laws have _non
,4
ilit.i.
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.. : - . "'.
• .
.' A F \untilt limain.--t o di St ra cklian, of 1111 .
riots, bat iTarm_of tenth mind acres, and 'has
upon Weds year, 2,800im sof corn, which Wit
probably 'yield him 02,000 \bushels, The corn
fed, to, cattle Is not husked;.bUt cut np, and given
to them 'iADBOI and all:. Ile o 171 s other larai r
r
six Miles lenity feulbraad. e aid bait Year
SlO,OOO for,ftdeing. - Itesides
,tties garden spots
he has hitga \ tniots oturiimproveli lands:
Thu. enotxtts...--4hOcifeleralsr ging badly at
i
Ilicktnan,.'.';'Ky.\ In, a pophlation f TAO. "sonic
six derithsn'daY,Welu reported. - hcpdisease, in
its tritest agg s ravatcd forru, - .ettseked ttiii laborerson thelitte of the . Nlinhis Itailvray, pearls. Salle,
weekbeforc,lnat, had the mor t ality othoailheui
TuaLtir,tarit Dtir.t.:..-I ds State _that it 421-
lenge passed hula Lierit Fautztlency, 11, S. \. l's n ., to
Lieut..J. G., Strain, aISO 'Oll4 it IVY, and both
, f . - -- .;:otaltkihl
of the lite tiarien expatlikton„wk a l e thb re j ek
we l: a :Panama ieverilvrcakaia : ' The oha(
iv, hour *redo chargi . t%
Fa decoy with cottaillictr 'woe - -
the understruOint tliat:this
place unto iliv.rotutittd totbikt
it Is hoPett the PBC 1"31 - z*
re •
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salary
"Winos Cann is Iln .1N ?"—..is the Menagerie
was passing the Sherman House yesterday fore
noon, an Irishman stamling on the sidewalk ex
, claitued—"Be jailers, which cage is Douglass n.".
\--Chicago Trihahe. •
THE WHEAT CROP r. '( THE VALLEY OF VAI-110
WI chester Itopublicai states that . the beat hag commenced in that reemaand',Bays:
•Notirithstanding the frequent reportsoittv-'
ages-by the fly and joint-worm, the yield l Sds
and the adjoining counties will bo fullymp t o On,
average, and the quality of the grain will li per ~.
e i
cello:it." • - ',
"Tisotena.--It stems the most. (lingo:at IT-.
counts,have gone abroad, relative to, the p eve... .
lento of cholera inthileity. It. is truerthet'Wel '
have had numerous eases Of cholera , and , shirr,i L' ul ..
fever, almost entirelyamong emigrant's just 'Wad- : ~,. ,T •
cd among us. No ) person.with whom we ign ac: , ....),,:',
qtunted has yet d;e of the disease,except Mr ~,:,,... - A ,
Hall, seine weeks sined; The fatality'las !Yeeit s -.- -.
entirely owing to' neglect, filth and iniiird‘lenee ' ' '-- '
among the victims.' We do northink titrenigeiv , ..l'.:,.
incur any risk in traveling through this pisce.:- - . ..1
Toledo. Blade. . .
Cont.—Tim National Democrat says: " From
certain private advices we are In possession, of -:
faits which lend note believe that about the 4th ,
-, .
of July; some stirring events may take place in -,
*.
Cuba. ' There have recently arrived . in this 'city , . +'•'`i
nearly 'ono s, hundred families of Cubans, who 1i.e .. .. ,
have bronght their,wircuund children away limey l!...::
" coming., events."
A little, girl Was playing at the tap of the pron,.f
ciPiee. known as
. rho Devil's liofe, Niagara fa115,...... i?
yesterday morning, and fell over,the edge. :She:' . ..
clung to the backs an instant, but before assli.'' , '" c i'
mum, could - reach her she loot herhuld - and'reli.l , ' ,l '
into the: gulf, a \distance .of one - hundred and r - - pic
fifty feet. She Wea,stlll olive ;a . Init. accounts,
....1.......
lint her recovery was impossible. - 1 . : -1. • i ..,
' On Wednesday
.inrning \ the -lighting :tritin-ill.
going West, on the Michigan'Central Itailroatl,--,•.,.
wizen three miles train
,Tray'r\o 4,3 roe into i'ci l r- ' -.',
riago containing a wealthy fa , ef. , iiia"wire and :'.. i..
child ; killing them all instently\ - The train was'
thrown,' off the truck and, the \ecomotive-and:,-,:,--,
several ears were broken., ho one on the train . ; ,,.
was kilted, but the engieeer; fireman, and tettoir
twelve passengers were more er less \njured: - ' ' ' •
FItEEDO3I: cir A SiANT: Szcencitephen
.. -
Pembroke, the fugitive sieve of Mr.
recur
of:" - ':''
Washington county,:Mel., WhO,Wes,..ree tIY ar t ; ~
an ,.
rested in New York aid hroeglit back
_l ...," .
city, has seemed bia'freedoin'thranglith\ en t e h r':' ' '''',
tions of his bretherovhEi.ralied the entriotonti;i 4 ' "'
thousand dollars. thernnount denianderffor
Fie returned to Now York on TueOity zight,A4, - ~...i 7;
company with Mr. Angelis,a - depnty ti.:J3.lititr\.;
steal for that city. Two cons of Steplieno '
were also arrested in New York.. have been Sold
to a lumber merchant in North Carolina; alren.:
tleman said to. be an eacellent master. . : ~.::,f.:,
VINE PAPER lIANGINGS,A choice:ar,
NaPer'?. to Chintz 2. 1 .2118q1=" " `:S
I[4AWNS--A full assortment of dark and
littltt figured Yawns, ma lot. twice. to he round at
J mourirr e BUM:IEIIIMM'
7 ~ r y{ e AY
RUM-6 doz. veiy superior Weet
disilay Bum reed br • 405 .1LE.Iirtien r .
. • currier oftLeDiamon4 and Kartet •
itYER'S CHERRY 4'.03T0.11AL-I'&visit
. Cherry. Pectoral and 1 qt. Ayer's CptbartinVlllsiht
JO S. F1.11311N0. cor. Dia 4, mid .
'm t ro
ATE - AUG NEgA r7 A,
_2,4 . 14 ; gentle..
' 1 .4' 4 : 4 . 7`. '".tg. u irailiti,traTilidi4, it: :r.,,)
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jpop EDFORD W.ATEA-10 hulablai.cul huzct;.i
j_ll nod for vale 1,,i 4e3
.. .703.-PLEILINCL, ,
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CHOLERA - fr, DYSENTERY MIXTI]4W.:_:;, .
' A Very' excellent ar i l de' for the • ittiiee cokralnfanr \.,
&NEVER .& -- AGOE.MIXT.ti ---- RE , --Orte arhe
&N
bast soratlans now In use, for the muss ot..F•tar
Ind Apse and other bllllous complalntal stalls. man. re
tolYed b
4PIIO3IPSQI S EYE 119dTE 1 0
1. the dentdne Mikis rood bi • 3 0 .4: irtancla;
OUNTRY
• 'noble 'PPM% situated on the . Potc Bottom' ,
'wa, tepaship, 4 tulles from the elty, , kas born .
`laid oat Into large:VH*o,i Lots. suitable foreountri
6:attaining Tiro dorm mach—haring fronts on the .3tonon
nabob Braddoeludleld plank road. and own ad a :
—.tenon of 4:m sale.
Thls property le unmvsmokm, '
beauty
aumogamm i rigrig . htftlyiver and miller
0.1-...7,14.." as to .li,
. Mo tTortne-O adnota¢o nPfouih in' hand; balanee r
fif
Yor Vlpase te apply. - ;Mg •
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716/VlTTrEfe4rteglft leon'ZtrAVA
LA ‘ET WINE-20 bxe. on band and foi
lab b ' - WU. U. iIIITTON..
/11OLD VELVET . PARLOR PAPER,4,
troop e. ply ofYrr.lrichmabutietare tbraaleb Y ,
• 2 / b 3B. patanat.,
WINDOIV; BLIND . PAPEltzm a
V
zloty of mil , ' bp.ral atria, 1,1t14
glazed Griketis,tar sale by
A 'LLEGIIETY
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no; z n its t. flr vhith poredo r;lgl!l6,rn
Ochs arts
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Ensl3ocinetroLLvdacum pgrnsoNipat a * : ,z . zt
rilenZZYrei3larkeit !1!1:
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PSO3I SALTS-4A; 103 Te pot t64d itlUr
for We by rniyr..\ E, SELLERS 41k1XY:-:',
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