PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. .PITTSBURGH: FRIDAY MORNING, AITGIIFT 11, 185* WHIO STATE TICKET • FOIL GOVERNOR, JAMES' POLLOCIt; 07 5011111/XBEILLAAD COUNTY._ FOR CANAL COMitIf3SIONER, GEORGE' DARSIE; or •AISSGIIINY COVVrT.. FOR JUD OF SUPREDIE COURT, - DANIELSMYSER; Or MONTGOMERY .O01:137T Allegheny Connty_Wnig Ticket, DI D DAVID RITCHIE, PRlaburgb, 22n DISTRICT " 'MA itua N A. PIJAVIANCE. , But , AbR . I.Mir. E. MTV ENBo?l, T kitt . sburgh, . Jo& J. MIZE: tetvallier. IA 11131.1 Y, Rink,. itcoWncit_, - * .• .10112( MAGILL, Tied Dscr. ' 1 ' IMINILY WOoDS, Pittsburgh' '' - ALT " X. fl p ll.A oi Ngr, floe. -. AMES S. IYLEiii;Eiper St. Clair. ATIOITOX_ YL . AND.7I:I, Pittsburgh JAltnelr. nr, PP Birmingham. JOAN BROWN. Rom Te Adynrtfaern—linithre tits IMltartall Eoome nor PrintinnErtablintintentof Lb. Da,7l, Osage. ore oßrnrn on nundar. Amain= whodarlre thetenatices to Impair n the mar on liondst morning, wOl Dlesse hand than In 'Wore 6ddock. on Bata:day. • Skitrgb ;weekly Gozette.—The exte;nslis ~ " laieulattektittfimt TlStliy Gazette otters to our buslnessmon a toad deffizsblo medium of making that bualoros known Our elmndstlon Is betworntom• sod eve thousand, malliar ••• almost aiery toorobsat, mantesstarer and shopkeeper to Wino PentukTivix4, sad Euterapblo. lioodttiff Matter on each >•aao of Ibis Paper. Tns .IizGOTZSTIONS TOR TUE PURCHASE Or Cirna.The ?law York Tribune at Wednesday contained a special dispatch from Washington, ' purporting give reliable information touching the state of Mr. Soule's negotiations for the ac quisition of Cuba. It is elated that the Ameri can Minister at Madrid; knowing that unless a direct ISSUO Rea made, his mission would wear itself out in Protracted uegotiatioas, took posi tive grouisd,and shut down the gate at once npon all diacissiou. A direct war issue was made, In the early part of the dispute—war, or repara tion and Cuba. tut, although Mr. Soule had in effectcanietlent the miparent intentions of our prerninent, concealed in courtly language, he was not austagtedity his government at home, -and had come to the conclusion to resign, when - It beCeme evident thatn revolution'ens pending, and hoping thit seine circumstance 'favorable to Ids mission would grow out of it, he concluded to remain.llis hopes of effecting a settlement, to can of *revolution, were hosed principally on three facts: I. If the Queen should see herself in ,danger of a forced abdication, she would cede the Island _for a consideration; 2. The poky •••coming into power would; in all probability, not 'onlY need tends, but all (he available foreik.ar - Se country to retain their power, an. they .would, therefore, feel' the necessity of immediate. action on the subject; or, 3. The party coming.into'power, being guided by oth er councils than. theirpredecessors, might ac knowledge the impossibility of -retaining Cuba, and at once come to terms. The resolution lies occurred; the unsubmissive • Cabinet has been driven out and disgraced, and a Constitutional Govecnment with Espartero, the only greet * elan in the kingdam, at its head, is abant.to be formed. Espartero is as enlighten . ed and a liberal statesman, a man who has spent a large portion of his life in England, and is im bued with the principles'of Constitutional Gus - Eminent. Ile is above an exhibition of person • al animosity in the administration of public of . fairs; and it is now hoped by blr. Soule that if a cession of tho island does not . take place, that envie reparationat least will be made for the - repeated insults alleged to abase been offered our citizens and our 'commerce:by the Cuban author ities, suck as In the case of the Black Warrior In the meantime latest dispatches to the Do _parhrtent here are to the effect that for the me meat nothing . whaterer can be done by the Amer ican agents in iu Spain, and that the only course to be pursued is to "trait quietly feir affairs again to assume a settled aspect. Then the settlement of oar difficulties and the acquisition of Cuba can be brought up again. If the President only had his ten millions hemight perhaps use it effectu ally for filibuster operations in the meanwhile. Cosensers.— This body, after incubating for eight months, has brought forth the following ' • Progeny: - • ' • ••• The regular Appropriation bills. • • • The - Kansas and Nebraska bill. - The bill providing for six first class war stea mere. - ' The Ten Million bill of the Gadsden Treaty.. The bill to give effect to the Canadian niesproc • ' The bill to graduate the price of Public Lands. . The Renate bare also perfected the following 1- trestle's; ' The Gadsden treaty. The British Colonial Reciprocity treaty. • ' The Commercial treaty with Japan. '." '.The Neutrality treaty with Russia. - . The Minnesota Railroad Land bill, in which ; was perpetrated the innocent .frand by the Clerk, l orney, was, on the discovery of the alteration, . repealed. The Indigent Insane bill and the _ 'er and Harbor bill were vetoed; , the Homestead ,bill Walt defeated by the chicanery of the admits.- ' • istration; the ten million swindle was lost by the hesitancy of the President's friends; and all the' .• other public measures of . the session were either - , swamped or got the gi.by. ' Is- not this. a:pretty record to go to the Wintry; upon I Eight months of precious time spout, and only o half dozen bills of public importance to show for it! 'And of these half . • • dozen; the, infamy of one is enough to over ';.;,shadow the merit,, of all the rest: The No - briudca _ hill was en act of political scoundrel. ism' which it would require es great deal o • . .counteracting . good to re de em; bat the perpe trators of itsecmed incapacitated for good, and the heneficent Measures entrusted to their care .„; - :dropped.lielpless rind lifeless from • their •cor , rapt hands. They'. bare; done those things •• which -they ought not to ,bave done,' and have . left. undone those which they ought to have done _and there is no political health in them: •Thc Loral hare mercy On them,„poor, miserable sinners. Ia a general - way' the country is not a loser by the sparseness of legislation; but in this instance there are bills'assed which were not called for.- while pane 'demanded by hoe public, interest were Inst. It le for the 'dominant party to ex plain not only why they did so little,but why they did it so poorly end why. they took so long to do it. The meant of money appropriated: by this - Greagress is from seemly to eighty millions of dol . Mn? And if the President's widest demarul for • a Centingent fuad to filibuster • upon' had beef; ' eimpliedwith, if would have been -ten millions more I There's an economical democratic ad- Ministration foe you. - ' PANTE/11'S Than Scueor.,---it few of the TrtiS. leen named :in the bill-to.incorpOrsto the Far mer's ilksh fich'ool of Pefinsyliania mot at Her - rig:wig:on the 13th ult.; but—there not.biing • quanta ' no : business Tali transacted.' The few present, liewernr, agreed upon submitting to the people of the Stite a report which takes these grounds; lst-: That the High School cannot be organised under the present law, because it Psi - - =_- , ides for a large board of Trustees who can nerd besot together, and because the State has made appropriation - tostart it. 2 - d. That a sehool i,igaplied, with 13 trustees; if the State $20,000 and the Slite • tinsi society $10,000.` Acting on these views a committee was aPpiiinted to ask the next :Lees tennis for .an amendment; of the present law, Tinitces• nod soliciting the requited appropriation of fonds. The School, it is estimated, =can be * set going with $40,000; nonfinite is to bearked for.Vo,ooo 'a this, the State . Society. for 110,00% and . the $lO,OOO WM be bemired: . This would. ensure a farm of 800 Aorta with'. the necesudi stook and buildings, and the school, it is further ••• leatiplltted,R ill fully sustata: ' . •"' '~r: :~' :A CLIANCS 7'o gerx MOYEL—This is 17[07.: terial age. Money is the idol of this generation. only iiiinoxiee ag opportunity of making money, of o , e 4niiiipaartuae; and the whole calm:anal. p r ickig'ep its ears, antUziresmost , eatitett, - yea breathless attention. Sozio& ages havebeen famed for a love of the arts, others of science, others of literature, others of military glory, others of religious controversy and religions fer vor, others for patriotism, virtue and lore of lib erty. Thisis the utilitarian, the money-loving, thepractical,.the _railroad age. Poetry, archi tecture, except . that of depots, steamboats and Fifth Avenne . palaces; music, other than the jin gle' Of the 'almighty doll* literature, except that of novels and newspapers, but little influ ence the public mind. Aristocracy, we have none, except that of slaveholders and money kings. Even politics, whichshould be the sobtT study of patriotic freemen, is reduced to the question of ' , loaves and fishes," is wholly mate riaL flow to make money is Ow great, all ab sorbing, all'controlling idea.' Well, says an ea ger. impatient reader, what does all this amount to? Do you knot, of any chance to make money? If so I'm youx luau. It amounts to justi this.— ' Editors often heaeof oppoi tunities for profitable investment, but being proverbially poor, canner.' ... er avail themselves of tho change to lay up some thing for a wet day, but being as benevolent as poor, they do not hide their lightander a bathe!, 'but' scatter it broadcast with a lavish hand, as we do now, when we state that there is a town not a hundred miles from Pittsburgh, beautiful for situation, healthy, prosperous, possessed of excellent facilities, and containing some two thousand inhabitants, butis greatly in want of a first class hotel. There le in tho same town an enterprising, shrewd, successful maxi of wealth, Who wishes to find a person who understands the management of - such an establishment, and who is willing to make an investment which promises ample dividends. If ho can find such person he will furnish one half, or. more of tho capital required, and wait for any returns until the enterprise pays, and pay handsomely. ho is assured it will, and we do not doubt it, for this same individual never engages in at unprof itable enterprise, and all ho touches seems to turn to gold. Now if any such person as is re quired to go to said prosperous place, to engage in - taid prosperous enterprise, with said wealthy and prosperous individual who d's ready to pot up the building, will apply to the editor lie will furnish the valuable information without fee or reward, from the promptings of the benev olence natural to the seedy craft. Tno Gar.vrows Arrain.—The North "American calls attention "tothe fact, which probably the careful ressierlluiShimself noted ere now, that in Mr. Mercy's letter of instructions to Cnpt. Bel- . Bus the ground is taken that the authorities of Greytown having ineulted Mr. Borland, during his interference in the Smith arrest, they must either apologise for the insult or punish those who gave it; while Mr. Borland claims that the insult consisted in the very fact of their claim ing to hare municipal authority. His reason for interferinglo prevent Capt. Smith's arrest was that they had no civil or municipal existetee, and consequently no right to make an arrest; and straightway . the State Department proceeds to recognize the very authority_which Mr. Borland denied, commanding that they dual exercise, in the way of apology or vengeance, the jurisdiction which ho denied for the sake of protecting a mur derer. If Mr. Borland woo-right, in WO refusal to recognize a municipal sovreiguty at Greytown, then the Government was wrong in demanding en apology from a civil authority not -existing; if Mr. Borland was wrong, then the government wee doubly wrong in stepping in to his support. There is no escape from this dilemma.' We sub join the Nora .American's unanswerable ttrgu meat: It is in evidence that the civil powers of Grey town were heldcby ourgovernment to answer for the disr es pect shown by the citizens to Mr. Bor land; that, upon omitting to make the 'required apology and redress, our cannon knocked their -walls about their ears, and that a party of our bravo tars, headed by'a naval officer ,from the • Cyane,afterintris completed the work of nation al vengeance, by setting fire to and burning up every vestige of the hones and property which the terrible-ten or twelve pounders had spared. This, 'then, is one aide of the case. What will be thought , of its justice, its courage, its magna nimity, when, recurring to the origin of the dif ficulty, it is found that the simple offence 'for which that petty community of - se - mi-savages were se fearfully -punished, consisted in their basing presumed to claite the very - political au thority, in virtue of which they were afterwards held responsible to our government? An Ameri can Minister impertinently interferes to protect a pretended fellow-countryman from arrest by the'authorities of Greytown,_for a most cowardly - and brutal murder of one of the people of the place, upon the sole ground that his Gove rn ment' cbuld not acknowledge their civil existence; and when, in their effort to assert their jurisdiction in the affair,-Mr. Borland is resisted and com plains to the Department of State at Washington; Mr. Marcy, strangely forgetting consistency, flies into a fierce rage and immediately recog mites, tee the purpose of a violent resentment and retribution, the very sovereignty which Mr. Borland had denied. It is of uo importance to this controversy whether they who pretend to exercise authority at Greytown, werereally what they claimed to be or not. In either event, our government has committed a gross and serious Outrage. For if there,was a civil magistracy ex isting in fact and of right at the town, against the laws 'of which Smith had offended in killing the poor negve, Mr. Borland, in resisting that magistracy, was guilty of an act deserting the treatment hh received, and had no just title to 'tht protection of his government. If, on the other hand, there was no Bitch authority as Mr. Borland could offend, then there was none which could offend him in his diplomatic eopacii.)%er ho held answerable therefor to the United States. So that.the whole transaction, viewed from the commencement; exhibits tts, an a nation, boa very contemptible light, We are not only charge able with having pusillanimously crushed a mis erable-community of people too weak to make the leak resistance or defence but we first in jured that community, and then held them to severe accountability by conceding them a polit ical character which we had refaced to ackuowl olge when it suited our purpose to,inffiet on them insult and outrage. This kind-of injustice may Consist with the haughtiness of power, but it ma nst but excite the contereptand execration of the civilized world. Mona Tructmar.—An address to the Temper . . . !nice men of Penney lien's, got up at Harrisburg by Dr. John Patrick, an office-holder under:Big ler, reprepresented that any/ and all the candi dates-for Governor were` trustwerrthy on the Temperance question. Mr. Patrick went to : Philadelphia with this address and presented it for signatures to sundry prominent 3'etoperance Men.. Tho'inode of obtaining signatures is thus doticribed by Robert M. Foust, Esq.,' whose eon nectionirith,th c Tem uerance cause 'swell known: -."When the paper was handed to mo, I wee told it was prepared for the purposo of producing united action at the ballot box In favor of _frobi bition in October next. Tho signatures of a num ber-of my friends, but one of whim' had ever been identified with the Democratic party, was attached thereto,' And I felt a - Monied without due examination, the document was really in good faith intended for the purpose above specified, and none Olher. . -I was anxious for the appearance of an address calculated to bring out a good old fashioned vote in favor of Prohibition, and upon flag being roper icntott to me as suitott.t for that propose, and sign ed as it had been by men whose lead I have been proud on more than one occasion to follow, I con ceived it to be my duty `to give it any sanction and approval. That the address has been per verted into an electiimeeririg machine for parti san purposes withbut the consent of the signers thereto; is a matter deserving . severe reprehen sion. • Fot myself, (the others max and probably will speak for themeelves,)l aver, if I 4a/ any suspicion that the address .was to servo as a battery for the purpose of playing upon the ranks of. the Whig party Or its cazulidate for Governor, Ur that the action of the State Convention at Har risburg in June last in 'relation to:the selection , of a candidate for Governor was thereby to be neutralized, or in any way unfavorably affected, remold have withheld my name from it." • method 't/lObtainlng'sigtusturat oa false pretences is worthy Ota State "*buirdstratiett..-- It is, ti fraud: and . , cisu imirracueed by fraud: But stiff ihel'retomist:at.tnett submit to be delis:led in tliiir Style!' Tun Aumliinnitsse Muumuu' itt sw Four. —The telegt7hPlt:Spresentod,tho , *Li-Nebraska . meeting iII 2:411f: York es, a ,This correet... , tintne:three or. fonr , thotutand 'were in attendeolk, - and greet ; wAs, •ma;dested: Eltrpiat- Anti-Nebraske resolution , !ere paeeal And delegates.to Santoro appoint: ed. pining the meeting some resell:diens 'were presented 'ln oppolitinalo the inoiennerte end to eetionsi porgy:, hotditei iiere,rjecied by:an oierlfbAiii , V o 4 o 4 l Y, ; . Is - ramous.—Thc following suggestion, or rather recommendation, is thrown out by the Alk2ny 'Ada the organ of the "Soils" of Newtork ' ‘• , j7ii r e hope andpust that the Democratic State Convention to assemble in September.next, WM proclaim theirretnignance to the Wholi policy which the Nebraska scheme originated, and STIGMAS/ZS the measure en II mischievous, See tional 'contrivance of demagogues, originating in intrigue and proscription, wino Ls. Its MAIN rn.t- , rcnne, (for Senator Dixon first proposed the re peal of the Missouri clause, and Senator Clayton added the proscription of alien white settlers ' ) and DISCLAIM TVA ILESSOKSIBILITTOT TIIM • prep - . CRATIC PASTY eon IT. We hope that they will , !Teak thus, because wabelieve that such is the sentiment of their constituents. "At the same time; however, ws fibre THEY WELL sax , nivotrs ruamentvas AST PLEDGES Toll TIM REPEAL Or THIS ACT, AEU TttE RESTORA TION OP TUE MISSOURI LINE. It is idle to labor to give life to dead compromises. Lwr man 00. gams and Nebraska are likely to be made free by the very acts that sought to give them an ap. posit.) bias. ' The annals of newspaper vileness, bad as they are, do not contain anything so utterly infamous as the above suggestion, which is no less than a .recenumendatidn to the Democrats of New York to utter a bare-faced, brazen lie, and on such a platform to go , before the people for, their suf frages. What an utter. Contempt must such men hs the editor of the Atlas have for the morality and intelligence of the people, when it could ven ture such a dastardly suggestion. The Washington .correspondent of . the Phila delphia North American thus sketches the for lorn condition of the northwestern representa tives who sold themselves to the devil, in the Nebraska business; to secure the-Homestead and River and Harbor bills, and got:cheated: There has been n little fugitive 'discussion in the Senate since Friday last respecting some of the unadjusted measures of the late session, though at no time has there been a fifth of the members of either Housapresent. This is only the ground swell of the storm. Mr. Richardson of Illinois, managed to get in a speech on Sat urday against the veto of the River and Harbor bill, though that veto has never been road in the House, and only receivedn place on the journal by the order of the Speaker, without the author ity of the House. Richardson was the Nebraska leader in the House, and expected to weather the storm of in dignation and unpopularity which be well knew that act would arouse, through the success of the appropriations for internal improvements, and the scheme for distributing the public lands among the new . States of the west. He has been utterly foiled and discomfited in bath expecta tions._ No northwestern:Democrat now has an inch of groundto ttandupon. The repeal of the .Missouri Compromise, the defeat of the Home stead Hill, the failure of "all.projects for despoil ing' the government of its lands for railroad 'grants and other western limal . purposes, militia denial of the River and Harbor appropriations by the Presidential veto, have brought the party into bad odor throughont the west. Frank Tierce was an experiment then, and the experi ment is a dead failure. Tho alarm of Mr. Richardson is therefore well founded; his vexation is just . and natural. lie has just.thrown himself away without equiva lent, lie could endure the contempt of his con stituents, if felt it Undeserved; but by that miserable violation of public faith . in which he was a principal, he has incurred a contempt for hbuselfwhich he Cannot throw off. And so of his confederates and colleagues in this great wrong —Douglass, Cass, Pettit, Shield and Dodge,lave -dog their political graves. It is remarkable how soon retribution has followed the crime. Not an individual, or section, of the Democratic party, which betrayed the rights and, interests or the free States in that memorable coutest, has realized the promise of advantage under which they tided. Mr. Dawson, of remasylvaida, was brought up to the repudiation of the Missouri compact, by the promise the Homestead should "ptit through." Well, the homestead was in the house afire friends. The Democrats of the northwest acre bought with the assurance that all their bills for railroad grants, cession of lands to the new States, and the river and Ifik y bur appropriation, should be carried. have been defeated, and with them hare been swamped the political fortunes of those idea tufted with those measures." P.tenostso Scocannens —A correspondent, a few days since, called attention to the pardon of a qonspirator at laston, against the weight of the testimony on which ho was convicted, and in 'defiance of public opinion. The , Northaniptan Former, a paper which carries .ISigler's name at the head of its columns, thus comments on the 'affair: "Oar town was thrown into the most intense excitement on Tamils), last, by the intelligence that Gov. Bigler, by a pardon, had released Dr. Lechenour from imprisonment, and anurrso ins JINE! • Never; upon any occasion, or from any eause,'have we witnessed such unanimity of oondemnmion of an net, or eo deep and hearty anathemas evoked upon the bead of the man who committed it. . ' Thepeople bf this community/es/ it to bo an outrage upon the Court and Jury who patiently sat for three long weeks, affording this man cv ery opportunity of proving his innocence of the foul charge of conspiracy—of robbing, by the most infamous means, an imbecile, weak old man of his money--that every principle of law Which individuals and communities' look to for protection from the band of the assassin and-the foul conspirator, has been trodden under foot by (toe. Bigler,in thus releasing this man.from the righteous judgment of the law which had been imposed upon nn. We call upon the people to pause. Ger. Big ler may be able to justify this act, by the facts and circumstances presented for his considera tion, which we think he is boaud to make Noy,'we demand that he make them public, for if he refuse—if he does nothing to convince the people of this county that be was justifiable in interfering with, end setting-, side a verdict and sentence which nineteen-twentietheof our citi zens considered right and just—he win find that, in despite of all the efforts of those few Whigs, whore friendship and support ho has received by this act, the people will pronounce such a judgment be him at the ballot 'bus, as will con vince him that the verdicts or wirjuries and the sentences of our Courts are - not to be trampled . under foot, oven by a Governor." • The Harrisburg Telegraph, aljoding to the of fence of which this man' ras esnivicted, says "At tho term•of the Northampton•Counly Court, at Eas4n, ono Diniel Lachenour, with several others, were convicted of a disgraceful conspiracy to defraud an aged citizen out of a large sum of money. Lachenour, wan senten ced to three months Imprisonment, and a the of .s2so4—his-confetlerates were sent to the peni tentiary. The testiroony brought ip the. trial of these, men developed one of the most infamous plots to entrap, swindle. and ruin an old and highly respectable citizen that we have everread of—a At unparallelled in the criminal history of our country—designed not only to robblm of. hie Money, but to ruin , his reputation and couple his name with dishonor. • -The conspire. tors were convicted, and the people of Easton unanimously endorsed the verdict awl the sen tence of the Cogrt, The only fault found was that the ring -leader. in this dark. conspiracy, Laclie nonr, was not .also sent to tbe.Peniteptiery, in. steasi of being saddled with a heavy fine and committed to the county prison." • Sractu.snoss.--"Ion" "i . ," Washington 1 correspondents - of the Baltimore Sun; give us the following speculations about tnatters in that city: . It is Much 'regretted by the apsocintes 'of the order of the "Lone Stator: that Congress did not give the President soma four millions for the purpose. or acquiring Cuba by..purchase, It Is insisted by some that he could, at. this junc ture, boy a treaty fir the cesSion ; of . Cuba. It may be so: , Ifs may make the,contract Without the monoy„and, If , Congress confirms, the funds may be forthcoming. next winter.. It is hinted, hoWever, in a paper friendly to the project, that the President will not hesitate to summon Con gress in 'extra session in case he should he ena bled, to effect o treaty, "dethanding the prompt payment of a portion ef the purchase money. It iealso intimated, with an air of probability, dhat the President is no longer bound txtrestrein the fillibuster Movements,;thasmuch au Congress has . not given him extraordinary powers in refer ence to the proinntion of his own mews in regard . td:Cnba:lt is stild,.too, that thefillibusters are emboldened by the convulsions in Spain, endure. prepared to make . a descent upon Cuba. as soon as the'Season will permit., . lon. - . , . . . • Oreat danger is threatening the Island of 'Cu.' ba from the Spanish rtmelntion, • The Bponlardi may imitate the example of the French Repuhll7 cans, and isnitate the rule of f gibe!ty awl equal ity," hicnienolpating the negrocs in the colonies. gwanklad of preoalitiOn, at 11/1 circuits, ought to he taken in that suumect. •.• : . .. : fi: . - The Cincinnati Comm:m*l . B9% thit the famo if the num who egged the . PreMdent at Wasting- Mit go. down to posterity. alongside that of •Capt.' , Whether the trulttari,' prowess displayed by. Hollins Is 'mistrial; to - that - of Jeff arils, Is a question'open fordiscussion; which we commend to the Post: Theeiploit fig the Piesident'n hat, is about Minot to the de., strut:Lin of brerytosrxi, and one achievement. rill add as much to• the glory et our country as the nthen Through thnsossenhat embarrassing cir- Ctims4BMo the . riii' l 4 , l4 *is Plica . by _thin grans , 08'4 upon hcii porsvia r iebime himself, as . a:gentlentan, whisk . feet, says , the Cogiveirdatorestro palled to notice , .• NAPOLEON it War, we believe, who said that the indignation of a peopla.wos not aa-fatal to gor . . verzuneat au i ts conteMpt. :Tbiaia being Bins ' tinted in theleontemptand ridicule Butte • the adadniatiation for its prowessat Grevtown. That splendid achievement is thus poetically ;el ebrated in the N..T. Evening Post: Two. cut,talo Hollins led the terre attack: ' • - A man of Iron ' nesse nod-bandit. Weal' ' tong were hie ears and moudhis Martial triad • And calm his errand very etout hi. head. Tthl°lrdgiowbT:tilrrtis vengeful frowp, fthehlr People the rated town, " Nor le td a single rout to dare The feartill storm that rote upon them there. Het when he eawlle dueled foemen run, • Nor wait the thunder of a single gun Redoubled courage unfilled mar herds omen. And ewneclous rictm7 perched nma hie meet— To arms," he mied. " all the guns tobear: Beard the Beriellon in hie vary lair; Bombard the town I What coward wail will quake When fees hare min and honor la at stetter' loud boomed the e ggt, o and heavy fell the hall! I '''2 lrituT2. l 3i g ou ' uLd feel o " Pgrater ' = "au. Wee all destroyed, and amoral cards of woad; Tal= f ,g. mid . lane And - twice two, reore ° '.if brareet eetirrornedtall And sought on trightewel wing s the distant rale. SPECIAL NOTICES Sale of Dr. .lifoLarLe's Verzoifuge.-- - mong the hundreds of letters, certificates and orders reb'd by the proprietors of tide medicine. the for,ovring are lected'toalsOli Its character. and the effect of Me use brs: distant part of tho West: • • IterramoS, Boone Co., la., May 10. 1850. Messrs. J. Kidd cf. Chz —Gentlemen-1 write to you to solicit an agency for the invaluable Vero:dropyon pre. pnrx Sometime since, I pnrchaasd one damn vtaU of Mr. C. Ldp, ald prescribed it in my meth= Bud it proved eo effectual in the avulsion enemas that sus Who , prgatret. don mill mtirfy the citizens of this eWeroe and nattily,: Pleamiend me one gross of the Vermifuge Immedlatey.— BA3IUEL ROSS. Yours, to., New Paormarer, Tear, lab' I, 185 L Matra J. Kidd et` W.—Please .end the Vermlfuge for te se soca as possible, at tee are nearly out, and the demand fora ntieery mot. We Lettere it lo be the bat •Pernufuge nvaded. PORTER DYCIIB. - - • - Wit...Porchasers wlll be careltd to ask Ay DR. NFLANE'S CELEBRATED TER3LIFUGE, and take none else. All other Vernelloges. In comparison, ere worthreea Dr. 31'.. Lane's Verollroge. atb hi! celebrated Liver Pills, can coy be had at ail reetestable Drug Stores (tithe thelted States sad from the vole proprietor*. FLEMING BROTHERS, • cull- tug Successors to J. Ilidd k CIA. Wood street. JOHN C. BAKER & CO.'S TRITE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL, Prepared 'expressly for their sales for Medic inal me. J. C. B. A Co. haring emplored an asset at the flsberles to superintend the manufacture of their 011, eo inAl he public that It le prepared with the gresteit care from• norm but fresh cud healthy piers. All Oil sold with their signature will be found to be of unmoral fuse quality. and mate retained ha the most del• Smite stomach. It It extonalrelramalored both In private and hospital Moth., and well decervat the attention of invalids, is a remedy more valuable than anr yet disc:wired, for con carnation ar palinorusrr affections. • JOHN O. BAKER k No. 100 North 24 ct,_Philadelphia. For calelly all Ma principal Druggist. jeFbenidtwfoT Alearned writer, Deady, says: "Diyden to ensurello,ollllllt R1110..1 poeiy, ate raw flesh; end Sint Radcliffe adopted the game plan. Green tea and eco, fee. Vern Weiser', Induce dreaming. Baptista Porta, lb procuring Quiet rest and pleasing dreams swallowed hors, longue after supper. Indlgestlon,wd tbatcondltionwhlch le termed a weak or 'reliable Memel,. constitute a most fruitful Doom of visions. The immediate or direct 'lnd u. enee of replethem In totally altering the eensistiiine and the disposition In Weldon mements. Is a Proof °rite power to deans the elreuletion of the brain, and thsmentid land. ties In elrep, People who are troubled with Indigestion,. may curdy get relief reins Itoolland's abllntll Bitters; sold excluidexly In this country by Dr. C. M. Jackson, 120 Arch et., Philadelphia, and his agente. 801,1 In Flttxt;nruh,,by 'FLEMING DRU 9 Dr:meets, rtrAO w. 04 rt. Also, w pl. by OW . M.REYKERO 4O ret. sal .Irditel' HARDWARE LOGAN, WILSON & CO., Bee to call the attention of Buyers to their extenhiTe kook of HARDWARE AND SADDLERY, comprising on. of the snout notardnte cuunutannoarin tan country. ItEZEIVEDUS iIEXENT PACKI:IS FROM EUROPE, and whieli they offer w the'mo.t favorable tern., M. amnia going kiut will [id that Interest. Prulliolwi: buy/w/i their lIAILDWARI: at No. Sta Wood Mr Pittaburebs • (4 boom asora 11.11Allorcil tehlrd.krefl Enlarged or Varicose Veins, Weak Kau JOl2lll sun SVsta Akarrs.-1 would respectfully la rite the attention of physlrians, and the puhlif awaerally to tor insportutent of Ellk nestle' Stocklurs,i iCxa Calw, Ankle Socks and bandsone he the relief and cure of Varl coee , Ir.:flamed Veins, Welk Aoki., Weak 'elute Joints and the tallow appliance* and to the cute of dlseures to qulrtna outward support. /Girl also keep erery variety of Thanes. llody Braise SaPPorters, Shoulder Drams. and la fart all kinds of lue hardnel appllantwa used la the crucial dleesee. 31:0. IL lIIITAIZA.WboIesae Dratigkr.t., intel34.llwS tin. 140. aor. Wond A. R.!! Viscla'All.r. HENRY H mirwmaNG AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, ANDIrIIOLVSALIS DEALIM ly CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, 'FISH, . - And Produce Generally. ,Ni0..2.5 Wood street, l'ittabitrgh, ion A. A. CARRIER & BRO., Corner 4th and Smithfield sts, PITTSBUROII, PA., *AGENTS State Mutual Fire &Marlow INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARRISBURG. CAPITAL 8350.000. Girard Filo and Marine Iniarturce Co. - CAPITAL $3110,000. INSURANCE coAmorr 0)' 7111: vALLcr or V1R01144, wrscanyrEa,liGfAtA: Capital 11200,000. onnog mo.A.INSURANCSOU.OF PTITSBUITAIII AUTHORIZED CIPIT4I 4 $300,000. ' -Aeatb , A. A. CARRIER, Pwiy. M.Bally's Antidot and Lotioa celebrat. tarmthaat uta ',ad as t mar relleMe prepatsticma ever tureete4 chr the cure et Diacant nf b'riziary Orpopt, Pat:, and Fault. • CoMplairiti. no mat rtircentibipaewatrannUnary !lodide...aura al war. =A with in calling the ►boys complain.* 424. sar primmr cirri the Prantietery thrum:lves, saying nothbig of the thousands of indi vidnals who bare been torntanently cured by their use. , We would atom" the public that they, are not m 6,0 VII* humbugs, compounded solely to sett but are prepared by a etwourla Clmulot, with the most choke and rare inavellonte Which can be obtained, and an intcodrd to , bianod. lint one trial In required to con vince all that such le the fact. They are Du!. In traits, with run dlnictiens setrimpse nyluse therm, the ./Fiertidirte at $l, and the Lotion M ets. Whether. One bottle Leta tan days. Mum bele beep adhered,. cured IR taro or threo days. Iraieatedi 31,D1LLT, rbyaidaz to the riteratet Parls..ad ttrepored by DIMOY A CO-. Oesknel for 'the Volta Stitt...Ma Canute& to *hotp slt ardere mut be uldreeret• ' Panama Deyet , thO thro.dx.r, arse* Greta New:roe.. Sold lit Pittsburgh. wholesale and retail. Dr PLElthea BROS, (suonsetspa to J. Kidd ALVIN°. CU Wool at: Wheel lag; .1. 11. PATTERSON A Ott. And hp .Drttgglsti ssary where. NORRIS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. fichapikgt Shah Week awn the. Raarnal, 'rldlathiphyr.. BIiGAGE.D. for wan yearn exoluttively in the a taaateactic s :S harst ,,, reoently . and auswous Liles and Y tools. weiefilEtrenalVlC proprietors to furnish. with despatch. Asti eissealptiost of eornotires, cailibethl credit RICHARD 'NORRIS a r- "/". (111AFF, (auccessin• to 5. Dif , worth.* Co.) M 11411.10 Illenceicl street. Pitt...blies:h. 'Apentfer Hwang Doak, Quapoo. All earlstletzt borate. In any. ustalty. am tan on band . Also, Safety FM*. jri Elide and ; Comfort.—ThaT.Oonformidar;. bag? Importen from P.H.,• exactly mite the n.t to the . peel:Mr ehipe otthe Lleadoo s nor hut Liu air an the heals sael4 one A nest Itt and need lint lust be bed 147 Irdod et, etajdt , Indigestion and Liver Uompiaint Cared. AY RUM'S ITllUthlthriii.—ltead the fulkertme letter hoe! flee. 0, Plekeralln• Itliselostary to Oregon: , . , it ;ml - 1(C1-41enr 5111-ilyself and nifehailme s teen to 'grotto you ' me t r a s ol trlo t rThyee doses ix!trles. am the fltmaregatlonal Minister In this -place, end went :I t t,taT Tonle: i f:66Bol f erlth . 14dItrkwn int i Mlnad k gn 67—' 4 4 3 7,4 13 -t r ige tt ..h 73 —a i e.V2• 7 l :r 471 1714 4ik e . hai? ago ""' , and a eft have ppm. enjOyed po goal health Par MUSS of_ NIMe decothat time. t had not taken a alnalr bottle teW,re r tha , b .. l l a.U ti nesa l o te r4he it irre x :e tt h z th e l = eh so otio dletresens oul t t= he ,ty ri e• the liver, wls had b e en Mineral yew stasilog, by the UM of your Petroleum. 'Sold by, & IC MR, Canal Eaeln,IFEC. TI. 144tirood 114 and Drutorlets and abrdldto DeSiaril (mem where. I realm, advertising Petroleum cony.] tes2l3 O'OOPIariI,:BROTHER BANKERS AND INSDRANOR - DEAL; PM, No.lll. Wood stmt. ass don Nom lint sbreet. Pitts baud—Dap And Nall Par and (hurecannas, Med and Thop Erasing. PAN Stock& Pasta= and:Western Time Pith, arid Pren - Wp)m . sllow. per pent on Time Da- OroaltaCot Pas eod. Miireat' Mona; pad Imture Vire it'd Dhuirsi Shale, Obr the Arsra lennnucci ecarrurr, (cash %SW, $110,000,) aml Nous IssattassciVOltrlXT. Wapiti • "Dirront Powder.- l Everi Tart. i* Rifler Minlnaandju Pondor,in all. also Polkonos on kun34 vnt for nolo In= Uannitne, liks t. 9 suit Dar aiso, on lkinniblotnrzno. Ain Ratty Fain -.. . . . E=liaiMEM! . ARNOLD. "WILLIAMS C hi 'San r tunnies, Wro , I Iron Tubing - FM/INC GENEIt LLt . .: • - P6r , Warmiig mind Ventilation of - Buildings. A. it W. will embrace lbr W.rmbyt and VerAllsting • by Etaam or not Water, Wpmbr Chilernes Iturnsie.' Churches, .80012.- Itetesies, Green Howes, Court Musa Jill Lis{eAs or/tenants:l4.Nß. Antarket et; Pittsburgh Citizettl--Insorsztee Comp 7 a pttstnugh: giAgisi t 'e.'M t ia,, & j . • OPIIG4 94 Intrzx BErray anararateD • ti.„ 'Thluitze . imy. A_Trsciauo was oN TUX -1110 AN missimmirel iirnuts..4 .. ND TAIVITLNICA tm a riAll 'urej la a p r P rlll 2 11 0 1 1 1 .71. 4 ,aird , .2 ' 7 . 44 l iO . ViVia4 . ll6l ~, ~ . , w." 7 Em.r.riim :r . w,...,4 ,.. .H . Boma . ' ' ttr:t a lhalti:p. J;, ':: ' Jot rifil i M . .f liar liran44 ' L L ' ' . r zeb acb+ l % st i wir 7-, = O , ~- .'"',' - , tft. ft. Ilt. -~ - 'Jia~~, yYi!ii - Myers Extract° Rock Rase, an inraln- NEW ArivERT NEi n E N Ts 461 e; edY for all scrofillons Disease, Trlipstio, Chronic and ,LeA,..t.np,ffixe s , Dove coandulrit of Dyeentery. MI- Sous Miasmal, Cutarmone Eruptions; Liver Com._ plaint,•Chrmie end 'Aetna Rheumatism. Pelt Rheure, Piet Ireldarlse. _Canker. Nursion . Saretiouth, and, General „Deldlity; , , And as a ilat6er Hof the is sweated. , trout th.e.7le. Haven Palladium. 119.../Istrt Werl or Reek Rost -1, medicine madd the 1.11 tie of "Rock Rese.7 made from a plant of that name, Is has • Ing a great erns in this vicinity for Its curative Mopertles The ory of "queck,". U*o aPplimble to at least one half of the sardlelnes of the day.- eumot be Justly applied to the Rock Rose, for it has "made ita mark" In this oily in s e e e i s t aims, to tne relief:and cure of sullarers, whenother remedies hare failed—and +bat a quite remarkable, some rd our beat physicians do not kmata.te to ernk eery bears- My of the ounnound. The eertintates of ems are not Air'.' sloatkmi;bat- from wittar:rmieitibis persons, most of • whotri anvallkuewa -Tbs manasetunie Is aho veil 'known to masa gentleman itbo mould not be engaged In ehrunhtf,or.la denrut the ,public fn.any vay.—fid- We ebserfulli endorse the *lsm, baiing , ittneesoi Its good erect ouraelne op pulmonary and ervitfoloruCcam nielnts. We believe It Is the beat compound for colds end. mushhertent. The liot4 Icosehai lam been known Mix plant of rare Medina vire, and Its cremation to wpm- Intended by a gentle= of ability and chareeter, to tble - , • , NOW naT', Dec. 20,1i51. . This le to *stilt - that the notice of the . nook Rose medi cine published In our paper In connection with one from the Palladinin, was .44 . 0n1T3inselicited, , hot was writte by the editor or hi. OW.Judameot andolaerration. • . . , OSBORN i BALI/BIN:- . Mutineer Orrin; New llaven,Dec. 22,1851. 'This will certify that the faviraLla notice of -, the medi • , clue known ae the Week Eon; wee a voluntary test 4 me ntal, induced by the writer's knowledge of the maul et tests of the article in certain meth as well as by the ver able opinions which others well known to him, hod ex roamed Of lh and furthermore, the article was written with Out pay or the pronalie of payment. or the knowledge of the manufacturer. , BABCOCK. A. WII.DIIAN. rSCROFUZA.” ?LITERS' EXTRACT OF ROCK ROSE. Ttie wonderful medicine's fast gaining for Itself a popn 'mit,' which no Other medicine can boast of. The plant,' Book Does, Is need and reconammodad by many eminent phyaletans of our country. Bear whet J. 11. ThoniPion, of Philadelphia says "I hare pressibod It In bud mks of, So Patients at Wills llospitat Ills Sumese et' tnacted the attention of eentorphyslclani Ile reports the following remarkable Cab of Wkle . Swelling of the right hip. In. February, 1844. The lad was 7 years old, and ' had. the disease for 3 ye.., the bone was dislocated ttowssda and outwards. There wasp liege opening on the hip lead ing to the hone, lute vehicle I mold thrust my , linger.. I counted 3 ulcers. Ile had teen under several PiOalciene. who hadgtven him up. I ordered a decoction of Kock Rose ,--in two days hie night sweaticeased. I then ordered a tea spoonful of Reek Rose, three times a day.. Thirty.nine days after he was entirely well. • .Sold wholesale and retail at the Drug Store eft:eeriest!. Eorwer.N.l4o, corner -Wood st. and Virgin alien "Sian ofthe ()olden Mortar. . • 37/,3,lda'S 13-PARTNERSIIIP—We havi associaled 11_, with us,T. li. ItABE, to date tot nrJuly.• • A. IL MIXES & BEt). HOE - IVIES, RABE & 00., SUCCE.SBOII TO A. H. HOLMES & BRO., su‘savAcnnupg ; or SOLID BOX VICES; HAMMERED IRON AX - LES, CROWBARS,- SLEDUES. DIRT TOCKS, PICKA Timber,Mill, Tobacco Sr. Cotton Seiewe, iVyting andrulp , yi for X.hiry, Car and Bridge - .Bolts, with Thread and Nuts complete, PITTSBURG H, PA., Wiessouse, No. 13 Woos. et, errlrra, Vtatrr oiw Elmore ifirdll trrirk sr!4rarited, rah4l4f ....lit Mediaities.—We call tha attention °Thuds of reinthes,and others, to the art vertisemieot oo the *guilt page of these velialbte Tamly NELSON'S FIRST PRENIU I DAGUERREOTYPES. - - OLD POET OFFICE SMILING. THIRD CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wigh to oLtalek an soextrate.ertistle twd Ilfe-llke.likeneestt :te r th r tg4=on% etiaLligat t er l' ls s e t rl t . e gtge t tillarrtlon to guarantied, or to charge mods.. kr...dog one of the largeet and beat etrrantordOlde sod Say I Ights ever mos . Eructed few the purpots, with Instruepent• of th e t powerfulldneLand harleteradepted then . ..von of °Nguema. trplng,•• and New hy the celebrated Hoot. of Phila delphia and New York. Mr. N VII atten himself to to able to orter to the patients or the. Art. • style of IragnerroOtypes, either singly or io groom shkh her serer teen 111.1179.1 t 1. ar.tna open and operating let all weathers. front S o'clesl .0. to 6 oelock. 0. x. pes.ollsesT Great Cure of ffi; to. dale Itkhmovvt Lepubllcan, of tkc..1:4,1-SZ2, vay that eatter'a Standeb 3111lare to no num& ix:titian°. They had a an In their prom rowel vim am etched with violent Myron,lal nbetrmatlsm„ who wan eon tin imlty nemplatning or miaerr In hie Lack. Ilmbe, seal id ntr, hir Cyan had host - melon:eh& and mattory, Meet oronan, throat nom and a Onion:norm. of !them:Lot lign,nemblned frith Scratch.. Tem I.ottlet oreartere nnanienianatarn clo , l Lim. and In An edltatial nonce lee nbore, they lou matt many to Itarronderftil good .theta, eel my then. Cody re. Bret b. that an entrerind nnh Mennen oft he Wm are no 0,(11.31` or the entlstanea of orb. a manctul. They cheerful ly recommend BS4 than. certlflceite and notion Irr',.fal araumt the bottle. " if SAuttliarT. Dr,• Iforste4lnvigo . rating Flivir •or ODUDIAT. / -4f It hilupolinl how thbt torsi reatendhe II ramonarllshlng smelt extraordinary enemy ern eau ooly reply that ID the Arahhin orb that Forma Its aardlnal loaredkrat have been bknded by b. Oundpoteni PhyaSclan. a Lamer ausucnt, and gnaw, vadat. ore/ire:De propel-Des than . La heretofore been enryeant to exist In shrunk/4 different ax /elm of ttraVharanseurnia. A eintanunlolne cheat of , .rwmedbeb on to smelt, IKVOI/12,Oliare boon emuldoodin We herb; wort to the TAIX.III. or f:oll.ltt.A.t. , "nave their eon; eentrated wen.. It Is the .Ifeet...hex/ se leer, not threanse entla nhlch Ito have to deal to the In.ae/nnt epoirstio. 0 the medtchte. The rtettena of dropetela are owed; the nervous Ant relieved. the; haltl4/0//y4 nano Stkir ollr Ity. the sufferers true Inairsthe am (lamented or more the seek became slterons. Mena a..1..i.me boo. the emorlanton of the. banns. the doho.ood In aphila lowom • buoy/ot. the Plea In alumni- In entry condition of otheaat deltre trnmedlate benefit fine/ the nee of Do. Men** In ylactact.„..! P 414. Of Oont.tat . There Arta. soon. by' reehinable proof. at . on:Booted to the athintlon qt pea Ads, who can verify them by a itnele . twttle of the edl eine. The Coedialla nut up tilablyenneentrated.to plat hot the. Prim there dollen/ea. bottle, ten for tot dollar. eta in. Welt, dollar.. U. It. IDNO; Previte/or, • Ind Droadnai, N. Y. . ... Seldby Drugatoda thmorhout the Untied hut.. Cana 1 deo and Weed Indira Ilenarsl Asenta /n Plltelmerh —Fleming Itroe.. o,tner Wood and Foorth sweets: end tleo. It. heraer. e 0,0,,, Wood etroa and Virgin alley. A 1.., by J. I'. /Awning, Allenheary 0.. • ialltdn• • PROTEpTION INSURANCE COMPANY, ov 11•147101111, eX.Nft. • Capital Mock, Annual Pr.*lams and WortellITUOIL Itit:u SIIOO9LOOO. tcPi mATEp Policies of Insuranee issued at all times on the most faroraLle terms, agninst LOSS OR DA IMAGE BY FIRE, o Tug PERIL S% OF NAVIGATION ar • oi:ortor ARNOLD. Agent. • total:LW 710.14 • For PitUburcb and Al/retool' oa. - PEARL SEA ILL.I CANAL BASIN, ALLECIIIII%!Y, NEAR Till RAILROAD 4TATION. FaMiliCa Will ittl , SUrp withliedTlWlDoo. gradn YHRAH .11HOU:VD FLOUR. by learlog their or. &toot tbe MILL or Inoue boors at L mon. Woos 4 AO., Woad claret. or Result Reiter. or Liberty aott it. Clair HR. Pilleborob; It. P. &boort.. or J. T. Sample thnlte Ailrehetty. Yit he 4.4lvernd V, famine. le either orate oilier. Tema, Allll on dellrerr. • Se2-fo - 6RT.tK. RENNY.DT 4 - 170. Mix! /1X0117.1..----1...1!"1. tn..-- -comas maim FLEMIEG . BROTit6RB,. (SuCCEserrts TO J. (ISO • oo.) ••• WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,• NO. CO WOOD STRIMT, TIMMURG7r; PA. i n parieUrref Dr. litilliNGlabisced Torsakor.Ltra •• • • UNITED STATES. LIFE EISSURANCE, ANNUITY: ANA TRUST COMPANY. ' . ' PM L ADFLPII I A. . ' COAIITEUED APRIL 2E, 111.50.—Catuddk SArrram __ O.A.KT/U&4250,000. twat P. Ammer qf Mini and Mama gnats, Phaark/pAta ()YFICERS OP TILE HOME WARD AT PHILADELPHIA Jammu: lh Etepben R. Crgnl. .: • ` sut D.Thddaml; . • Mal. W. Trit h ar.• - • .00ria Irtie=s 6 i . • • Am enn. . ampsen, Lawmen, John. 4 vvib L. PlArance, .. Imam lemonuz., . Minima M. Undialo, William/Mee. • renniarsl--Btaphan 'AL Cranind.. • . Vice liwieteca—Avateccie ~. Tirmvve . Yolical ../dnuniner—Plitaber d'aeoa H. ITIEnm, M. O. Alk4h." ' l4 ' IL 10.1 41STEA.I . V.VOL.D . .. Ara, . '. . T 4 Yourtb rtzent. rHAtabarats PITTSBURGH Life, Fire*liance Company; OPTIC'S [SE, firru . STREET, MASONIC PIITSOURMI. A . . • JAMS,/ Ac PORN, Protdod. CLUMP A Cotiolt, Serndarr. . • . • Thin Company hakes every Insurance tip peutui.a to or connected with LITH SHOCK. Also, soslost Hall and P. /.370 Itlsts,An the Ohio- AM 311salts1PPIA!TMl and Sallottsgso. sod Latino HOU igro. Al) against iensP nr Pomago •by }lrk Mot sedan the Palle of tbe See and lelatd NerhOOSO met Transportation. to Ppl Oartke. ieirs tutted at the towed rates couhrtent tin ellOtr all Dm:mu: linaisil i llo i t. Wat. R. Lim It. n • m.Pbllll4, ittin i ler Bra. • olio emit, • ' . • John fullotlon. r. Jaw& P. (Immo, IL D., 'Rnbut 11 la In,. - . Jokg „ nt , . . '4lnantotr RaTiaolda, Ana ram* Mars .• •. • '..•,: .• u lLeiestki fr. C3' lr . a ltittanal.g =lila Valuable Muss Works for Ba le E Exoontors of Maroon Black, Into of m *M, 1 :1 ? vr o , "bLattga ,_ 7I COR Monday, the 14tluilay of AogOst, 1654, alosble Ilea* Fats," to wit: Ibe ULA FACTORY, on !try Ilan. 'known ea "SAC- T 00," to wh h attathedl3 Acm of tend, m 444. Irse, witto 11.41W:dial E E NTY, Ac. E: actocnalodslloo of lb.e employed at the ty,aut— Land atounde In atom Co.! and LlEnettone, and !m -ahout In Atreeof Valoalle Bottom allnateon ;FMeer near Monongahela Llty, and armed be tb e ateraeld Reamed Thls property porrents unusual Id. larernente to the man alleturer or capitalist as rare and dadrehietorretraraL . • GrFlote or the laragaintrimerty wlit ho exhibited at "Y d'Wu AiNe i rtol2r/1.4 a,phe isle adll be old ankh. pre:ohm cconmenclne at I o'clock, P. or rald day. when tense ertu be ma.di known by " • glitisitealt _• • J. P. , oloteueolg /mouton of Marcum lark. deed. LocniCt Grove Segdnaryfor Young Ladies. THE nest otos/Sion of thin School will begin on wromomerifiert. Oottki sad ®Haas FOri,• U :;s7 FirTba babe Me cit Ibue y . we converted to and from tin 1.0•11 In se emel wire o Cl mime rimy be obtained A!. On Wee, of r. thorge R. wjacoc o urge i tt...,aut i geitr iu b RTeeei et, or poitrwak PA opt: iZrata • W AXM tiV B—* ' °° ?i e f et el o flue( NEWt5:l4lt7 7 AUCTION NOTICE.' GREAT & PRILEXpIORY -SALE FRENCH MERINO CLOTHS, OF Paturle, Lupin. Sepoux. Sieber & Co.'s MANIIIkCTURE. , • BENKARD & MUTTON, - 'WILL SELL Tor.oroo MESSES. WILMERDINGS & MOUNT, Ars M 0.17113 CREDIT, • ' On Wednesday, August 16th, • • AT si Dram: SMELT, . - The entire Imrtisticm 'for the - , Senscra: FRENCII IfitiIINOCLOTLIS, m of the abase celebrated manufacture. .14000 tinj feces, fine extra eembrfine and eiweition gualitlee. in 3.todea. dark and high color . , whiten and blacks, onlered expressly for the &won: and .• comprising all their new and beautiful shad& Theme Goods gaud unrivalled for softnees of wt.!.even 'hese of twill, absence of Imperfections, headty of finish. ...dbrnihaer ofeolartog,.:telling all theproductimut of Drerious Tears; and as no searat Importation of the attach, will be made for this ecuon. s¢d an this will be the only, opportnedtr procorethe Uoods,,the'attentlon of dealere rarticularl to yinvited. aull3td NEW PLOW FACTORY.- VALLEY FORGE WORKS J. S. 11.41J.'& SPEED., LIAVIN'G commenced 'oppemtiocin in the X PLOUGH FACTOP.ti,bn' Manchester, ge' are manor . ming PLOUGHS °revery description ht the meat inv. pmrsd patterns. Among them gill be found 7.8. Hall's Patent Double or Drill Ploughs. J. P. Haifa Improved le- Ploughs, right and lett hand; also, HID Slde and Sub.. fever).nghs. together vith.Piongh Points and Cataluna description. Our PlErmits and Castings can ba liadgt Jae. Charlton's. Waifs-mt. befog Perry; Philip IL iiincald's, corner Liberty and Pittts Pittsburgh or Wholesale and Retail, at the Factory, in'Slanehester.. aull.timdSweS Allegheny Yeller Jtoll oml Co.,} vs Marla Cavemen. \tne Term, 1854. rre.l MM L 1 CA3I.MON.—Te- the above • •narned defendant, nummeldent of the county, You will tate ?intim that viewers *punka.' la Diu alonve men todetimate the Injury and damage; If any, that will he unalned by not renne the lino of the said Allegheny Val-. m ley Railroad Com mow, through and over land eituate.ln Allegheny County. belonging toabore named defendant; will meet °nile pustuhem,. on MONDAY:, the 4th day. of September next, for the purpOse ortheir appoln nt, at which time yoU will attend; _ .• • • , ' Maluree Orin*, August t.thv -1011 . • - anlttitd . Sherif. PH..Eldneller's Milk and ButteirDepai No. I.7Diaaiond Alley.. , _ Befan.to, ebt Didmond Md. nllgi Meer!, littsburgh. %girt: undermigned• would respectfully an. 'scone° to the clam. of Pittsburgh, that ha, will open a 311117 AND 11111TER DEPOT.,git No. 17 Dirre.ond Ailey: nu MoN DAT. (noon) Aug. dist. I,lrchrina hitt:split° .foridrit purer unadulterated, clean aml righ 3111 k, Pugh tos Ito Coal giro *Lurid also of Butter of the eoi desalt". Mon, all of Ids faro" ut.El3Ol:l Shalom Whilst ho orrisroot teem the best a c centquali expecte thy patronage of threw that don't look to when quality. taste or health la, In quertion or jeopardy. To drooling's, particular. at. tendon Trill be pald. Onion Per regular moque,"may. ho loft this week with Mr. ILUESSINU,No. 17 Diamond Alley 1-fwd • .11. IL MUELLER. Partnership Not!eq. ty.TILE undorsigno.l has ussoeuttsi with him .&11,BUT In Inolklng , flngt and Yuri, ullmoro.l3l:ldex the utyle otallollAB & Ci.. to date from, J ulyjat, 1544. • T 110514.9 KInNNEDT, Jr. Seisinnsy for Boys, \ 8. 1• nf Mho l in o Le. ril• C ! l< Mr %turf Ilxm. :IEVALL S E SS ION of thi s sch4.l Rill commence oq uIONDAY, Sept. it,, and tbe'cliitles of . Igo ru d etion grill be restpned by Jiggers. (Dim egi- Ng, There are ten glonthe In the Anaemic year,' Tuition Is $12.50 per quarter. • - •\ The number of pupils tit lle lto , l and"boyg ere admit,ted In the order ofapplicatimg 'shish may be wade after Au gust :10th. at TA Liberty st.. or at School; • ,an94Prdeg NOTICE—The subscribers • have this dri,t' aterciated with thorn BMNJ. B. CAMPIiEI..L.: and \ 1011 eantinnethe manufacture of Flint Olnee Ware, ender the nem of BAKEWELL, PRAM a CO. Worbo. Menongshels Wharf. Warchouge,-,Wood street, corner of Second. sultFlyed • BAITICING - HOUSE DELL, GI ARRET or TSON (IN - the 'North-West corner of Hill, end. ity 3lonti t ionery streets, the tkrtough of llontingdOn. l'enne... in which genera l Hanging buelnen la to be done. Into,. on Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, in., *n. shove fu t ale..Colicetiona made at the principal pohititin the thiP. itstra. Money received en deviate. r•ral. on rkn,aod. without Interest: slim, for 3, 0.0 and 12 mouths. P ayable "'lto fts• *onside rat. of 'Omer thereon. ,VE.IIBERS MN. N. oll A g V a . b rHr L Joe h r d ne a n w ali Obt,h . ftroott,lnd Wm. Lkyd: of , H Th oylP.:A. ltliVsn,J.Mier ire a Jr.m. Fisher. Wm: anvis. IJoh, &pit."Ju. thei}i, and don t It: bit 7th. t. Lnu, Hunting July 1& n Assessment Notice. qStoAholders of the Pitteiwrgh Min g lu g Companv of Michigan. are bombe \notide.l that thenogament Of Pit a (AAUP.' rdm-c h.ttoen levi e d eck of mad Contusiv e payable Yoptembeflot. . aul AItNOLD. • . . ISr ti . • o tine to Shi.opers. _ q!. '1 and after August 3d no freight be tmoired at tharoderal strevt Station of the Ohio and Parma. Vail:rad for ehiptoont. alter tho how of 5 el:l*a, P. )t_ 1110 s Lading moat l banded Into tbe l'relaht 01- etv Woo., I o'clock. P. 51, • J. A. UHAitge , , aulttf • ••• •Protgbt Agoot 0. dP. It. R.-, It Assort, visit "Pt ft front 14100 doers too 11 It. Olen • to. 4 . 145. ea t.. 1 ft. front by 71 d ep. For prloe and' terms. apply at the Real. Estate onto, of ul P.. CE'l [MEET 4. stil t 11.0 ThIN at.. . VILI ANiifll—A of,s%i:ti - thous T and dotlara.rnanlog'rfittit: pros hwhich rash cutslPler storks will Ist: Risen, • falfttatea.. Ere Otdre or auLlslm EIIOS. WOODS, 745:11h etroall SeI4ES4-- , • \ 1:112011,, Pound eea Ufw 1.C15n5M°5 ; do do do do' Cloven an do do, do do, Nat.; • 0 do do do do Mistily* \\ do do do do Cale.* Prid,9: 2d db " do d 0 Altiar, \ •-c„, . "A) do • • do, do Nati:arm ' 10 do do. "do do - alacr; 5 t.hKaa l os- PaPara, LI) ma. grordA Oct „ - 4 V, do. do do raper. do Idal‘. Pormr: , .10 ZS each, do (thairts; ...a)• -do do - dxs Chaldaic; sto sod tor sal at Notr•Tork R. VA „ !BI,I\ SEED 014 in nto?n and for ~!'is • viOLASSES-20/ ItSbi. for .otio IT.I stud . J. a. Al L.:4S hbtr . ibr saleN \— ILL It JD. CAN) EL; ACON-2000 Hams, Sides and Slio4l, LIP dm. al* by null .f IL CANFL” iT§" ii bbls. small e far sal t/, _Ls .01. whit J. D. CANFIELD. ITblo.Vhite bolt tads. White , Fhb; do LD. rod!: dn do Trout: 30 do N 0.3 largo Mookerok. 40 Md. N 0.3 medium 3insicortt \ • 21 do do wall. AO: 30 .1 do do , tardhud do; for ooln 4.11 J. D. VAND/ELD. , lIEESE--400 boxes fora - ale .' sail J. t.i.LVirIIBLD. • fa HIRT'S AND COLLARS ucappra r edbiab e ft rM UYa MiCilenettkoll Woad St. 2io aurae fbr!b o .os4 Wed., • bull 500 . K T 2g ;i ejlE WRITE LF.LD'o Land 101fisatiiiiied1;1;;IT:017ittai Pr sale Ur • sal! n.rmrsolki L . al) BBLS. VENITIAN avt Ibr . rdy by 11.7311N.13 II • ! I.4STVXN nita BROWN GE .GlRJClet:k r nu sullumuncos.. on EELS. ALUM on bond a nd (ornat eb - y 41 . 11 J! /LAI 1/11. in .1!111:611 Dplt. • LitrivAlibictdoPiE afore 6arkb.mrbr bale by • bull • YLV.3II sti KONZE=Da telt aiiiiiik - Wiffertf, drain siu"ll47lllV LBS". BT. E RAW SENNA on baud U toe ale b .* FLIOIOO q tioß MX47 acres of • land; 4oining altra r lizat= 4 rAlll'," mi • olo4r s ' . 7nowitth tri . moolturoktroo - R A T A NQ CORDIAL= e1109..mr0 et : : •' • ~ ton.maa WISTAIMBALS.AM 7 WILD. MERRY v i rre. tvc•4 br - • Job. sumo. FINE_SPONGE—A. largo. issortliene or re. Ilms. nedvad JO& MIXING. • B• BMWS ESSENCE GINCIER+4._gro. or. tide tegebrated medido• reed br 708. PLENUM. CANNEL COAL, CANNEL COAT:—A N.> JM rao• ana. containing IP/ wt., fa of which le domed, with • coal •bwelling noose, lams IM,, wlth other owl belittle:gm Zoe thebeal of chiles fruit; the whole well watered. In connection with the farm • vein of Cho nel Mal of 12 fiat Mentors by been opened. or the beet quell tr._ tillualed In Beam 1),.. 4 ogles front New BrWa; too. Meted at Mow as. of •• • - :•nrok°' b 4 3feLLI IO t 140 N. PRESIIWESTERN:RESLVIE BUTTER —lolggs. JuAL re:Mind fir akl• by • • sollo . ..1101Uty PATTONAd tho Zdo_Loto d. " CITRON° — C - llEESEz•jraieni ITW "- qoara atld garoVINI the i - KE FEWiO halfTLake Herring: 4 . • 16 •do do Wlato rbbjuill ► Vol sad for dole cheap at )101t819 t PAlrk • Odl4. auto fa the mamma. lUST OUT SMOKE MOUSE m -- • L. er . thwrso. roholl pries One per m,/ - aoo ShonUl; do do Go do: p lV . . /MS . MORRIB PATTONII, Diwolool AVILL LITI : iTO In t, law dnya; a Pattagek fa Out Diamond. • • . • MO burs owelaco la prime 0317.1 •• • • • . IGO boxes otrietly Mon Itolslor. • •• • . LO mate Prodlon • • do, AA.OOO Morons and plitUll Clgarn • ' • . • • Whole an! ripllt. Peos.elaret Wint,Tootoo Sirup. rlwei Spiv., of wide/ will boroffotwa low Lo comb, at .‘,20 • MORRIS / PATTON'S, lo th e DLitt kei AIERRIMACR47I)OOIIECO oollrrly new otska lorottiar with an woe. at of good Kyles sad mak, or . lark Gloat.= Piot Medd. anto A. A. It LSUN a tn.. ith it. 4A bs • :MASO N dal.o. havojtu4 meet] a largo floolortairnt of Irlrb Wiese Of V. my last makrw vaaantola paresis., ... aulo WElliiiijiust mato of the most:lol ftetibtip'ed*W i tlir Aertir c aN • of " 711 4 " ° 5 41 A •AntrISON m". ."' 6ty • • • TA: FARM' Township fire tittle, 6 - 1 - -2. ItYeatcir.fr7, akurjoali4*yns; m at 410 rata timber; la *errs or natural stradorrao fool opelodo A poll' tn. if...irLatNrt 8004.21. 0433-LI . hthr. fresh, this dapproed .14 by . cap ' MENU It n. COLLINS. NEW HOOKS jun toed hy..Expitiss: . orr lloosromooo and abet ciatokalltkid nook Pouch , r orlidowl Iltdatirelora 47 J. Idelflettan. Arrrierr Cottaci Builder, • vrlcei n desle, plays and rbr.argroer to P . '' 9 h.... foe lb. Pt. Al" slot left of Freak lollies Ladlee Gattitt e+e prier 33 eta °odor for A oirogt. riot 33 pm* • 1 - Mew, do . h do. d , nomo do • do 7" I do: • tlerdo• d . fAlt., Call at the Ches344ri or 4 : C OLDEN BYRU P—l 2 bbla. p.- Honig .4, -jj am, Wady, tata and U.N.& In.:. • • • • sug • WIL arramd.Na. la Weal J JI ONDS. WANTED.--$11.0767;Taa McKim. ttralds Inittet I.ow di al gaglitre of • 1.9 ya • MOIL WOODB.IB, JIA it. ' AUSTRALIA. l\ , SIXTY Pioneer' Mon ttlP . ccum.lNa xIig;:VAIrRD sr 14s! rb.SallowntEhlrs bave roiled , R r0m1 7 300 m O bur, Sea e, ".. torm,lllll torta.2.ttg• Legit , 'rural:* 900 tone,Aag exemellevit,LiZODMl.Sert. Mineent IAIO • • , I,Goo urn, 0 pro. in's, c 15.12 I 115. N , 111t% 1.450 Gm!, D e e , 3 tom,Deembee, //aflame, 1.300 "ne' Altort Pr ete/ PetClssl. .E.2.11ra5a.1,203 211 2 70 fre..1.060 tons, Mar. I=l Orcrpm. Y.OOO tone. Mai•ch. Gattlf. 1.200 Jar, • tons; ..71"Lermi. SOO tons s Apri4.'63... • \ The Ships anus Llne'ese fitted With Emeriwn`s Paten TenttLstors and emwrlllmele Mohair Life.limas., The new and magnificent Clipper Ship JILTING 'SCCD. 1.2'13 Tons Register. BARU, Master will succeed the . oertrude” as Eighteenth Ship of this Line, and will sail On the 20th tit: Septembei.:. The FLYING SCUD le bunt on the most arnamd mod. tglq. atiArVek t s* d if i . l*/ one of the finest anti rudest cupper, Ships 04 bolitonwukl secure passage without delay, as only • limited 'number oft st and 2d Cabin passengers will be taken. Ri ver far to ight DessagW. apply on board ; at Pier 20 East ver, eta - ll4 Wall street. New Tork• \ CHEESE—.SO bxs. prime N.ll. Cheese seising this day by liiihen.d and for sale by JTL - 1 T. LITTLE d CO.. 1112.21 Ft. SUGAR -75 Olds, pEi' me N.: Sugar in stow uld far Salo by - T. LT IL 4. CO OOLOgG TEA IDIPORTED 1 &tie juet ...aired a swell lot of the 01eliratod tea; . Oliva eitor.Oolong Tea. This Yea ie exceedingly free grant. of it very dellentxxxeaserninw flavor and so highly prised itiChhin that hut little of It is brought to thleooun. try. 12 halfcheete commode ix the whole Importation this sewn. now who 'deb a wally tine article are. Invited to give It a_ trial.. • 14. A. IeCLURO. FLIJII y 29 I INK-,-A au ilerior article of Writiag and Copying Ink?, inanufacturedbr firth,and or r. la by _ 4 -29 KAY SZONToqI, HAIIGAINS.-IVO are, noir offering our Ja1.f:;7g,',V1,171:11"" peo aZ.VaI °____°L= l 7m,* and at least aa '' nes cent. Inver than the same as goods can NYobtained Gm a only °than establishment west ,of the mountains. Altwe ask Isis fill comparison, sad we twe Wet you will be oonsineed tribe bet, by calling at 51 „Market at. . Iy2o 1100D114esrehT Stare.. lEJTEMYS MONTHLY s forAiigutt; -just reed kit • 11. 4 , EtOSITORTI4.4 4.4.1,43 4441440 bblTSuperfine Flour, arid . 30 • do. Vino ldo..,recetved nd tot 'role by jy2o A. a- A. 31OBAY4E. 114, 2dot. - 1 YE FLOUR.-40 tibbi:,,fresh gri?dri Rye ti flour, reo'd nod L2r solo by A. A A. 31e.11ANY., 114. 2d et. • OUTH PITTSBURGH. PROPERTY FOR "Twn building Inte.hneing togethers truntor 41 et lu Inebee, an the Witthit-ton Turnpike:lso feet in d th. Win be told *ha Nava.. thgluire of, \ D. MeLAlhf.2l.l3th.et- ASIL-10 casks .P -- ekt 1 Ash; .in amore foredo Ly jos • R. DALEELL a 4b. . lIRCikElifY TIIENILLAGE OYFAIR • V FOR BALE—% ace of ground, with dwell. tnining eight rooms, well stated far Xrat=idetualtrult tmeeln abundance. and essr modelsng In excellent orderhe property is situated two thlsrlde cif Peer Creekand Immediately , oppo- Otto Vsiner's Station of thoilllergheuy Itim low and terms very easy. Appq to • • - iy2B 11. sieLAlk. 21. ran 4. 200ipDOLLA1tS—Fereale, a Dwelling t! k trti/n f ti a tTlM - 1.,g; 11.,71%tV, h 11.' 4 ° ="r,"— +Veen. Vet a wide aliem gro6El well of water. with pitmp; out oven, teal house. fruit treee,l.l.!pe., vinev AssTe,soseass, .l.cusloskum.ssus,to4s s 1 F 011.541.4. 64:Trio! goose and Lot On. Mao, Stitt de the cortie4f I'ront and Perry Mx I lot on Front et.. weeu liarkot *135 Farr , ' '' 911 ar t eal E utti=tfilierManniugthelaItleen 11 aeresof land cod eoll at. Idmetown. with an &Vandal:Lie oflimestode, and dwllings. ' ods " or iG good s 7ullo g lo P r=l4 T n . rl sl Pear n°l .,...;blr kir; ',Y_lfitTurrentr„,l paperer ititVga 5114.-=rblgl.74,7g rou-sof . T110.a. , W00D5,76,4thm, -r rated and ILI fir We .nizritY pEiIRLS-13 6sks: just rooNin.nd for isle bp \ nut.' - UENTSVII. 06LLTNE. cCORD'S COMPOUND PA3IILY SOAP —2l.* hi,. I.mA for aftlo UENIW WTOLLIIVB. • ARD-:=No. 1, it kits -Slant' reed \ and -for Jl tsasby - FISII-100 pkgs. White Fish, Trout,' Sal. &C, TVS . O end for eahshr 11.Vint 11, OOLLLNEL IiTANTED—A Salesmin who understands T y , the Detail Dr 9 anode Eneldese„ end ewe SIM.* astienctory reference. .11 , 14 et NV Si arUkt , t ai. aqT - figWEGO CORN .. 1`'.411.011 , --41 Inn. just te• N./ oP.lred saa for solO gios W. A. ' . .,yd . :l„ . ung.,‘, IfECIEW.S , fresh Farina' 'fb , sno by ...8 McCLURG. DICE FLOUR--3. fiosh gronial _IA. Rico for file by bug • , 11'. A Rief4.l.l.lto. t<Tisa — la by -•• -A. IicCLUI3,O. • , •, 1 :MERRILL S EN.EB,Acis of . Itr Jbr jog Toseream,lfigno 3iirbte,r.othllos;;oba Jo4Olo DY ios • . o :WEISII FLANNELS ..-Tiforility &rEnroli istlisii i a ° ===br:iot:=l . 4t TZT Y t i .'` auatt'x°llir•rir dllatrr,r Y YgutoMsuzosand Dobrtlo ... ii - WEE--130 bags \ Rio Coffee in:Store and , for We by anS \ S. nAnsayon L t:igtiirAlll:::::WGles in siore far sale by , bob f 3. ITARDM:OII4.VO. lACON-8 biTZtacoiThides in store mita' foeataby auB MAIIIIAVOIrt CO. t!--20 bxe: Phi Scup us • 1 Vi't a t- -- -_- -- - - --_- ~. tIEARIS-15 caslai in eta mad for. linie Ilk .% .0 9 - .-4 ~., •_ ,- FS, .1t 8.t . 712 . . 1L_k RC), k. _._,ipioss.:isiiiiiaNciEs l T, r t 'ree'4 Per 4kdstas Alba Moin4q, at SIORRI ' rtr.ro% a, in I t t& m°.4 l !tlYtErgb!ttt. , tF±lntt_k' ' MVP . InEf..-- :, 1 - - 'LL PAPRR—Just, rec'd the ` firet ill ,r 4 tha Vali &won, oin smartmesAaftlue 1' Per hal. Ptalmralp.bis ltbumfewfture. .0 pattg are. h4. brilllant:. , 413t1 , altog.thin• *bowl . end M. truth%thit..tale irr ' TIM& PALMED, AS AlRlterst. • t tf-P + ' 1 AA T i Elt..—NLieion; with brituti ' Id *warm law Irwieles..reed :art far r , . A:....0121: • - • ..• 1:119a.k.4L11. UST ' . ' GT our hjtiry, anotherlot L.l2_ a m4..11 , low primed table: &and modßureau • Ntliff t at as kra \ peke.att any of th• Mt .& ft, the city. We Invits the Wootton of _l=Dcalars inimrtitatiar, to our start: on hula. • ' I j l j \ .i . ,23 ....... J t k .. . IF, ruit.t.E . , pc 3tarhet strrat. rl5 iiOU.S4 - ET)R SAIE - -s::; t4 tor f.hi • MIMI. on WastilogimiatAy nio.derr. near Pena. • ts...yelth a Lila 4 . 51.. wall glal.r.l. R e roots . l•, eellar t kg elm,* frame / ' ,4 !`' ir, cifriteral r i4lrriii, Zet rt. - 41 14.i i thir - - k - - a - ci filfi?,N; i t - :-75: —. tr n . iii . e — 'au s e iv WA trii, situated on Marra:, eh Jae,. Alleabantatai p u ttur s to . =C n iteas j ; . ,l , Ittitre n tinliped gl=dl74: 1 " 11. . r- " 7 . . a 3 k 1 A.2! . ... 4 Z.N . 2 Vt i t"* . \ 1 • ith/fAC - irsill•lOitig and lair Oft; Np; .- L v i' 3l "" lllT***l°° •Vc 1 tae 14 i2ce«..i it.' ' PWARS . -4 iiiorid!Tti4gte a .ei g a m ... iip i, ...J...., . ....:54'. : ~. a 0 .% •• aoccuba • , fie . - • • . . ••71', _ilal ._ f 8 . 77_1:_ht .. \ ~ ... • d... Sa - isie by .. • • la : - :. . W. 1L BU 12., 'maga:. 9 ItDARWIN'SVIOOF CiiNTIVEisiT. fiii . the renovation of the. r•et of Itorant and' Cattle'— . laseted feet, knoll .o Iv. boo d ft. sand ITIKIA. Ntlßb ' lre r At t' Ela fo n der. are reteredratuTrrin o ted .th = 'anvil elastic, smooth, folialsed sod ratanavhsped ford. Sera etc abrsalons of the elder. ma1....,_504 Soak wounds. Tag no other tmedatent • hubs vretormat . Nigh:allot. 4( t .1.;"t. P lVlll.l.kitiii:o .le liaeldat. • .4 1. P ho.-. 11,01.1 est le varranta4.llo lag ..' sub 11 -6F7 . eiyAipg_on. oo AIM al* b? . . .h.vuita RICILIrtak nACON ROULDERSI3 in stare 'fink! SO elm yr Sot: L.DIEK it CO. \-• 'PHEW t Ttlea . 1.41._7Er oat otull • ' BROIL 0 ."141 - Ni* TDIE for bark LBS. W • Tr. MAISTAB.D.,S • El) in OM ite, um tut , nFausa riVetAKEIFOI 841X-;-.-§0 Acroiiifei6-1 on lb* • letpi n lt tit* NI of alone toss IN sod d C.A Work/ bows , lUllbeoffaviAtA NVITIO . as4.lth • • - • , WOOUS. 4LitFt. Q,ND &SKY ST. PROETRTI FOR SALE; N 7 40 .11.YronVoW Sandusky 0%., All eibetkir, by EatlefAti flay alier, wit o kt . g:r b o bget houses op Daalitiky st.lad Mira b ,:r...ite L u ba • • Da 4 . 14 tn" 46 . \ toast *pot le • : Ault CLllll3lOll' INIIIO. •• ma For t dee and te,, VIM 4 .14140111 ATDA A Bll —baittestic'aittlForedgn,ln store. wh,„ Rr "l a y i • MTN/Tr. OLY A ANGANESE - 7, itireign • nod Domestic; Eal•Sabo Nitrate of • sod Chloride or Lime, Ases aid the rahr by • ENNUI?.OLTDP. a eV. lyrat COUNTY 1' FOR SALE.— A tans Oh' aces. eitoatbd n Wolf Ito_o.O.ird!es bo. tete Ilegmer, , tehasem et whieb aro eared. Erected them. triers too erealhrtable DweJlins ll mead *goodthie n il the tel,t 11111.30 by 40 Stet. two ate ea Idgh.• with nil e tvalmd . ryilthrirretaroirtiut tossitba, bwelwheat holleen . It ' sTiroteTW2 e rg4== ta t ia talltil, l' l If4 ooo .P•Toteote -4 , hookonf. • ti!.l,. iNERSIjIP—I have \tds day with me, bar ti on GINMON E.. eLAIN, itod thrum the Beal He whitish. and Xdii Unlace burl, Lt tho Oldatend. No, :11Ith at., under Manama sod . 91 ; 1 4 1- .1tktir a tTri ‘ .'l! . .ll; 11. • AV 20 TER CENT.—liorealleerpi sell 114 .17*!...thhamt. Croiri„ Gkeley. Kaictrip`Or/l} and al (k. dfra j ithroodiel.oir noon their arritil, at '-4.1 mote Orr 0 01.ritO ott tio elevations by lentos . oft, of Nem below Wet. or.tbr &data. apd Charging centasfur . . r o llothers, as reeehr.the city papers, some of., toe dealt•re Sol g,but ctur them Virowidn a seit tr ah " 7 t 4 lll . '"olph.thiuMgatt.ile no all ft make op? les!, th e mom CM thou the resat. .The . above ore my • terms hi rotors, from which will net depar. should they ems 101 l liar- Mr Moser thaw the !path orAaywtSit Ete a, Wpcia Mod ilon't ••• AISENS-44 bx.P , tre, di • bunch a 111.40emeatte IMO b 7 VAlElTtriralar • 1 47 Lai* no. on onomo o • 4.0 no. L • • . .do Ile Leareaz • •10 do . \ do' do Soleatarn TS do do lona . dp Amber ih‘ttO do do Lavender Spike "do itpperadon 60 do do PL trans& \ • • " ILNG BUM NDLEWASII SIIWu Low. I , ti.ces - 1 1Ytt Mt. reed a latonadla WaaltlPlr4:l4•Stai kw prim of 6u da. pm . aallartatantou band cS,taa ;lest O N ..PERPETUAL: L1.4.' SE—A _of , Choimod, baelog • front ea Dank L•em..•ll City, *l3O Rot sod eatiod log b 11,1 feet to no al l * Te milking Um sookleace of ftluore • liotelsod. • • - A dell I x ibis *int. "9= l / 4 • breo tiro! vire 4"1 ~ itttYMNl4.illts &iOOO- ,30Legs 6 tiri_LitAy' Tabun* oellitadhiod Iror 5i1a . 1 , 17 . 4. A., ifill!MM..l..lMllqn. El CTIO DOB \ , ..... .voimn, tratrid. antsr/74: ' d.. . Darla of land. situate oft Chart ra Creek. burgh, on tbeStanisen nide tlartlers Towne:dr, son Mug Mt WlTlN ' r . .gc ' Zl h ole l s ' ,. 4 l=l a fi fT n ts. l i b ‘ ;.p. ". rt r t r iV, th 6, ,'t 4.11 u li , wa, Tim mill ointalnt.Rue , ,Pair n 'ie. tine:, ,Cloths.Shrea &nem two. grant.. &chins., r0,A0. . with storage f0r , d1.600 bßhela of g. Cringera t ttrt e t - i4 'C' rar.r44, - er ohen minim! to dl7 na. ' ,,i The neghborhood le high pros amom. - Westrn Pennsylvania for a alt f Ishing en, to • aunt of bO,OOO bushels. nil for sale more t t, tantity yearly, with • read wart for th P 0450 ,41 ga t la of the property may ba at the Audi Those wishing to examine the Mins Will chi I 09 Jina who resida near the premiss.' Tares, ones laird la lino In ails and two years with ' , Merest._ • sydd . . , , T ....W. DATTB...to ILAItGk BRICK' DIVELIANO lICBSE k L9T INASILRINMISti :AT AccrloN-4h, Satin 311fi Vetrrit \ slit t i li t tt to i t 3 otgar frira trallill; smet. opposite storbach'allotel. haYing k is ft.:4 test on Naha at, and eit \ ending hakk Mlitvt to \ .1, liard,ot.7eql which is everted a large well. finirP..d. too a y ' Dwelling Ileum, w 11 Brie. Reda Tenney Oni.L s sixtbeadlt. $l,OOO on Ist at any time not earYwAing 6 relLra, v au trmued by Wykd and snort. . UNITED STATk5P.itOil TION-11111 totta al, ladies.. f,..t°?ii,".rvir.iligit'=";ll. -4L ..!_' 810,2L6 musket tlintw. DiS rifle ' ' . V.,1 ad. \ M T " .thl.. .. - . 4 "2°l , Ant be., cut Iron *my ' G 44110, a \ 5,360 do wrought Iron do. , 'il farm 'St earpentertYaMteg \, . 4 - batch 2 band ages: .. ~ I Mac ~ . deandlestleßg , . % I slod.ai \ beneh rime . 1 ham 4 band ‘lOl , \, sr. dn. N AWURTP.; . ' \i1440 , ' 1 brood i i Mill= &a • - , ,' , 31 „ 1 \ \. ll o 7ontof Li ; T.2l._ltad , Imtn_ ..... ,itta i 7 . : poii-itg , ,csT-ATioN-t,i) —4)a Satardna evening, Ang.l2t will tsTl7,l 6 ,laT i gs " .7llrtlatTrl * Fra3 r nooks; \ among., leh 111`0 standard. a ole ., works Irsvarions departments, attire; splemiltt Vitally Bibleg Pooket trated booker, llishir Woks. Letter am. wit!. a 'satiety of iktattanary, selected V dnIUSICAIA il'STIt . .v GUNS, PISTO4S.IPATCHEA, , tardily trreatosr, , AOß. 12, at So, clank. rocam ownertof Wood and 1 ...Id, one .nperlor lint tat and MO, on( Mut.% Accord..., nentralt. °reheat rocomted stub and twist ;Livia tercel Colt." Iterolret and other Pilrtoht nnY ~,'' ' Duirs Ckillege: - . Afilthe --- taatic — al, Denart: r Titin4,4l... wUt.b• rntned‘ on TION• \ • 'nen Jr% I n La gy e., .51 thematic. and the Ihigher Eagllattht•ahckni. n W. to 1,171.10,1,,,Nrit. rtmn t l s ain i lt i g b z= o l: t § .i . z., m omak. ' _ . this nop;rt. ' monk or the Callao_ no i 0 1, litre. ° b n , a p t..1 . .... Tertn. VI P.". 1 "1" uf '4''') 'w— L 4 . D? ~. Dl:\ . .i.rh Prof. oLlltithcznatle. and Claastql ... r \ - ---- EIEESII MACKEREL—No. :I 1 - 4 - . T." g --- ' - 'e, in hnil JC . WA*. reed this day by . LATEL OS YA I 4TON, '-'l. Y stret. N 7 BOOBS at , DaTis' on's lkok . Vtore, 65 hot at. user ath; • . .'. • Cum tuts Lectures on. Romardmo Pastilort r.ro. . toe; Pilgrims of iValsingbarn, by 'Agnes Strict th Leo. tures oo Arebiteeture and Patutlog. by Ruskin: Ambles In Ring. Ina. .nd -.lg.ont, by Thomnash, The • Irpo (Nmein, or mutual Influents. by Starr Cowden ci.ese trauGbook of Untrermi Illogratiby; Stmoy hie:acts of Foreign Lands, by Atm Mame Magdalen "Isobars. a sepry of the heottish Befortnatino.. by sober of alargarst 11P16. isod.., a new supply of books for chtldrro. to words of oAs srushi., sad Isrge type; 'Vara; Mom \ Worlds - . than One. li' Brewster: Thoughts and Things at Ilame end Abroad, by Dorsi it;Tfhe Lord nor-Eberhard:by Sterspeno; Consoling s andßaud I ton's Are/Mt • Uno Hundred Bhort Tales for , Children;TerriAttio Tales for Y 617 lAttle Chlldrbo, Ist sod Li series; Ansile's First Book: do Sand book; also, .. man new banks for Sabbath fobbot Lthrartes. of'lc?Oß SALE,'..on the Churtiers VOW& R., ; '33 zeros Coolland,:nerir ITAinettold. LUm to to clang 0ut4.001.1 accoonf irost to morkat. It. is mato mon! ttrya wo noltfor it rot tho Pool olottt. itjA !I.'s** to AT ono in the catl.bipjoOlot 0 Eogoln, or °,- , AIMS, 11.7170,144 h wt. 110ciltSTER TRP OERVITOR.SALE,— . • Bor. Lal armea.atar,lloaver, county, pa: eof the !meta bther za rt. kf:yr, matalnlng 4 roona etory ttianfcallar k ILO:t r m. nith gonl woo p sear at tho donx,`autn,inn, . stable; and mhard 'yr rg and ezrellent *nit treat, The Dols !maned, but %short dlttanan from the 'Badwater , Mkot of t4O (Land P. IL IL PA. ApPl.r JIeLAIN. \ V.Vr -'tCW BOONS by. Express, frcFl --- larpers . ~ igeee.. k4' tor' "lwi tntr t' ttp a rig i." :int r fi A:l4'l Bo6 .. iiophe . ee 'T imam- lug a eoueptAenerea eystetn oVinstruespnafirethe: , hapror- VV47 ' ... 72 !'! , Y11 1 :T 11" ` 1 7::;2"!-. 0 :"'' " P;43; 14 ... - i ' tt, J. 14. RIAD, 7g,, t a --.___- aniilluste .erni ' , pant Alrainaonlitilier e ilthea,rou .laikll'Eitli .4. ecAt. \No I.IIIIIG. By Tmeri - anti raui eloiliigout at greetk ....." t•Womt-st.,- ; We etudy \ ...11,EAN.tti6tiJJSI. iiii - B.ill E4'ileiiiiilZiritalo by ''‘, -. QIIEBTINGS & PILLOW- &ASE GOODS-- kj MurpliY Jr Burthilleld-bare meal- 4 assortment of the ela.re Moeda, of the various l. width. Also, "Pixel it. and ether goods, flu bed sproada,4pillteland evintereeknew,Ta- be Cloths and Tatdc4 .. peree Toweling tools. of the d ri ll ferret kinds. and ping goods gentkrally:. , Our aa • ~ ro of utmont orgood. int IL.lnuttrtmertlt will nifty be, found oeniplete. and aqWe barest price. t'1 ,,, l ,lL Cie hare still on handhandannieetylei of *, l ltereet- OS, M.., Ace, Width Ate ere offerldg at es ely las I.? EAOTIFUL- COENTRY - RESIDgNOR FOR SALR=A house andlitln the beanUfuhrillage Of New Brighton. pleasantly situated on a mall etulnettue etanatanding a to of the whole town, and within ltrerY short elletanwe of the Railroad bltation. The. lot in 13,feet .by. 1,1.0., and planted with earlotta Linde of fruit ireea land shrtibbery. The house is well but t in modern- Style; Li.' bern,'lte., at the door. _ . ' . .1 .Assnso, Slots la these - me rillageor I eitepted for an% \ i, ratidence. Ali under fence. T e \ abo n 're o. w 2i ii r l if fe: b a: L l \ Lott TrOcoatumodating term. Call On It, II I, A IN. .., lriokf\Y-4 Mils. in store Rtr sale by ',, _I _l. iTIS - : - ISAIAII RICKEY A CO. in storn..and fpr, 11t11A GMT JVCO. '")OT arts-100 bblis. Cople • Mai raid nal= ea. . .1. MIMI. •13 'AILL..V.IS easks,iditcire and , r salebi• A ..k.2a ••. : \ \ ,' a. iunaatx , a be. 5r..11.1-ANNTALT SJ ------ at —A. :17.0n7i. 1 ca.mrdoniut oat thew matt of Baosa44. as lo anill.. ..!antolat.l2 Immo. ndstalp!l in mks,: .. • - WI • .no.: .‘z El,-.iiiNtal, --. Siii--Silket,•'l4 - 7W C -1 7. 1 =in'Z'Airir i ttt Miti:o t t. • • - 4 ,5. il' .7 ' " : /: rliLMs Wilk." QEMI - AANUALSAL-50b4.1 . 6.614 col , C 7 0.0 lamai'at be per yd.: llerstftd. tif.n.lte:wath .M•a i th, 11 ,1 7 4 . N7 $.11.. of nlzzi. -.....0rri .=..„ _ -- .0.(10741V411416. prime . N. O. 'tig,nr cc r.I Onometaluptut 12. rAl27nunirsi* • • S " b° '4"ft. (4r a... 14 )111 Cii ir OOD ARM • FORS Awar 43 merlin, WI ik. • • - -• . spat ?came house' or.; 'roma And eidlar; and porn cao. .lHood zuf i tinneVnith double Sva and Mat, \ " Am Saw of at. prink latec ood fr re.. i .:' l 3=l9: l cdtl! \'‘, vagn, an,n,. t be,: a good and a new tam; slttuda ?,,2:41,,,,A42);:ay. lll T 'll4. ; .. ;z ,3 o , lnll: 4 „Yzegttr i r i r . ~ia n_ i ~ RT . ! BOV 1\ 7 7;::2' . :LA - - -'. '' .Liaalligirdet,i,a4o" ''. \ pow . • i 6A—. - • " - Aridtr •sa2AEp skodn& CAPITALISTS'='On"pands somo (hit thus Bond and •Nertgatacy inn - County, Coupon wbe dalness atulAmmterci palter, 101 of which are grered atroduced ndittlon rata, • Apply' D.licL liN- • F ID - 4 ‘SALE--1r) I:,7,stireS t, • It Stimk; -and4, Plttste. .nd Te 7, r • \", D.I.IINU, in,9 tad Y.z.LKJcrr• inarletpri - oniiii in par,lu tar <4d row:inn, maroatuw)l „ri:4;.l l sedah lw are, ell:neva - 4mi ilea Franc bp.m br • nal , _ 0 bbla.aseal e Timm AA is bble, Jfeeriuntor.; bbl.. • , an Ct..- 101 "..% , ' nspor a for V a~lo by, : ce• C.ArifF4ENE--10 . 611L4, for sknlibar kltkc \ t rin a 5 Tr"; CO L • • I . Mr. 11 B.4 8 ;EPSPM . AIiTS for We; :Lay ara sctroo.s4.ainan cro . 4. ./kRpEO 7 N.}._ thil7,evsr t - .lNittv, T EafitT=WMEt Iton4Zerfaal Janktb-C!'-k2P44, e Newcomer. Lae Ana Urvneqer of Thaw, eat Ttte Retabrf_r. o vAelsl4l.7ueUee or Revenge The Tblitteonttra Ivor gam o rtvertrettlbia' Gambling norm ,N.lmefl,y;tg*..}taltzieatztuall Gte. c = of V .3 =t ; Iniwea Literary NotkeaTbeMenit It* r'n , " F olbk" r'l Mr* Inrinti°"' n'UlaLbr- 13''...6 td"":`,:t° iIL4I 1,1:.' .--- s IHusToiii illi NWT i - ---1 I in i„tory ar Llberty, nerh itt. a der Waage* Pntb 24: gl* tivi=treabele-'r 114NVrinVeTIS,taigi'Muml \ Ok. &AU Panay Warehouse of ' 114,Y a co±tt•ned et. \ EVENT4,;i 3 7-4RD LOTS \koti. 81\i:1i:1 7 2 Lot, ofartnNog:rtlio a.tirrore plat? of \ '0rt4';gr,v,t01....,b79i.,N.n.„ f...4l4haFT.':',. \**4 extending back at fest, atttaltaag Dr:l4mm). I , tnpa^ Ay. Pete PM toOth SI 000. . Apply to .j. ' ' ‘ tt• XI!, Art, -4 11 iErttid WATEIIt---X frdall'eui...ply \of A , laßresknevltorat Ina Wile Mk Watekreed - by, J. PLEStRiti, to* DA:t.l Ana Wn't KA \ CITRATE VA.OI4.FSIA, holt.); 14 parc4l\ 2 4," co biba at ._,?A, blantigif'B,, \ , 10,URESR - ,.-AOO bgg. kLLVI. cgentlk Chee.ATii ILI sale by iV2.3 \ 111 U.COLLI. f1....\ . VC' ti - l - gf,E Dr, fki -. ..,t. \ A ee. will open 10 more twee ot flew V* earicoex, tr a nAti t r 4 Ma% 3 alare Malta arlastrakireit tio at au,: \ . ._. \ MIMI Auctioneer Pi /Vs street Vill be sold foi.sae. errs: . to M7zoat, oa • Ammer orraod 'arid bt4 sta. ~totbat [fake. 44. folio.dag de. s . hk4V4M b it T vq44."=.ltrh. Sraltr,r eta, bmi la state \ l'inittatSor ► ritiol 471 , ry. tm!, _ \ b E e ' tlea. N( T 24. ritim;ui.t\ 6.. \ • eintaws km..„ ' .. , . , !' -- 1 11, 'D GRIST -, -' wow co T SALE.-Ahl '‘,,, 0 net. P.. 51 On itZa n rca \ i '4". mil ' I Ton i g:l - \ , '.. -• kJ '1 , • ... ‘it, ‘"ge's ene.e ,k 'n'Y' \ s • ' ‘ N .r .'.' '. . •I ' • r ~.„47,,,,,,,,... ‘,,,, ~,,, ~....._ ..,,......, e in Ilid, m• ',, „ . , ~, .. , . `,t fln' '= \ , -.. ":...,,,... 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