The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, September 07, 1854, Image 2

PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
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T III76BB DAY7dO4NINO, SEPT. 7, .1854.
11 1f 1111, „ "di Alma•Nebriuska State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JAMES POLLOCK;
or,aouraoxaxarsito POCITT.
FOR CANAL COMAIISSIONER,
GEORGE *DARSIE;
OP ALLZO#IGNS COUNTY.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
. DANIEL N. SMYSEIII
or icorroomar coosrs
.Cotitty Ticket,
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JOEIN BROW? r
.1136 To Advortioors.—Settbet the Unto:lel Roams
see PrlntlattEetabliebroentot the /key aurae..re newel
on iPtatter.- Ahrtarowirhodealse theernottces &met
thileipet etatouditteteehm ItUt plum head them In
Wont 6 o door., on Satan:las. .
....41,,,plitebersk Weekly Gazette.--11. sittintslve
~...dlattlatlon of our Oaselft offers to our trashonsaten
a Eloit'd..lribla icedlim of making their bulimia known
Oar tirealatlon I. betweenfour and Oro thounad. reaching
.ehaosi every merelukat; manufacturer and shopkeeper la
..Wattarn Peanailyznia, and Eastern Ohio.
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. • o arNcw 131thti,Nars
: ka meeting at lisiw Brighton,yesterday, was well
**,* attended by the people of.the neighborhood, and
many were present from the adjoining counties.
, • bob Curtin; of Centro county led in the speak
ing, and deliveredn fine address, occupying about
an hour. He was followed by Wm.M. Ski:limn
' ion; of Mercer, after which an adjournment was
• had to the afternoon. • Tie had not the good for
-, tune to hear either of these gentlemen, and can
•.. only say that the report - of their effort's made by
'those who heard them was highly creditable to
In the afternoon Judge Pollock took the stand,
o - , and ,enlisted . the attention of a large an
- 'ilitory for en hour and a half. We have
'not room' to give - anything like a sketch of
"his remar butwe can my that it was
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'listeneto with the post profound attention and
received with hearty manifestations of applause.
Itisms 'devoted mainly, as was due to the coca
-' ;elan, to the aspecta of the Slavery question ai
it
al.iWprosenta itaelf, and to the duties of Ameri
eau citizens arising therefrom. Judge Polloek i
•..tnenliekl the many evidences given by those who
''framed nue'pre . eintform of government, of their
design neently_ l tz limit the bounds of Slavery,
but, by initiating An Anti -Shively policy In the
administration of the" government, to pare the
way for Its 'ultimate. extinction. He sketched
the histary of the celebrated Ordinance of 1787,
which consecrateitto freedom all the territory
than under national control and made It - the
, purpose of the government to admit no more
. slave States into the confederacy; and after
, :.chiming -that it was our duty to return to the
beneficent policy of that measure, and deploring
':.snbeequent departures- therefrom, proceeded to
•
!dissect and expoie the latest instance of national
;degeneracy in setting - at 'Aught the praisewor
... thy examples - aliownbj our father!,
as manifested In the passage of the Nebraska
bfll Hie arguments and ffiristratione upon this
'tepie were lucid and Convincing, and met with a
. general and enthusiastic response. After al
. hiding briefly to his views, and position on the
- management of our Public Works and on the
_Sehool
_question, the Judge retired :from the
atarid.amidst prolonged cheers. •
He was followed in a short Speech by Dr. E.
:D.- &lams, of thin city, who gave in a clear and
satisfactory manner his reasons for preferring
Pollock to Bigler. He was not, he laid, a mem
; ber of either the Whig or Democratic parties, but
• as a Free Democrat he felt it his duty to give
his vote for Judge Pollock to testify his disep
• *Lireial oldie pro•slavery course of the National
- and State. Administrations, and aid in rebuking
- thole who have abused the power committed to
thenifor better purposes by employing it In he
- ,balf of human oppression. Dr. OSIZaIII vita
%heard with much attention and hie sentiments
ii t with a very hearty response from the crowd.
• Oen. Lariiaer was then called on and made one
of Montana happy addresses. He called up in
, -review all the leading issues of the day, exposed
*the reismanagement and misgovernment of the
partyin power as well as their abandonment of
ail true democratic priori ples;ind made an earn
est appeal to men of all parties to drop all minor
- Considerations, and unite for the purpose of re
..lnking the miserable time-serrers who now mile
-us, and ousting them from office. The General
alladed to the many manifestation of popular
' disapproval bestowed upon the administration*
—and its- ooadjistoes,- and instanced particularly
the stormy reception given to Douglass at Chiss-:
_ ge;• he also mentioned the enthusiastic and span
._ tenon* Outpouring of the people in this city on
Jim:ldly night and taking these os indications
of a general awakening of the public sentiment •
he implored his fellow-citizens of Beaver not to
,throw their votes -.away on abstractions, bat to -
' licateevery ballot tell . for the cause of human
freedom. -*
•
Rey. A. B. Bradford, of New Castle, made
smarts, ' few - bearing high testimony to the char
later of Judge Pelieek. They were natives of the
same eaukty,and schoolboys together; and claim;
Lew to know eon:teeing of him !schoolmate be de-
aired tii:kiti;tuyte theexidtectqualitiesof his mind
enidinte*Wnd to ecinunend .1414 - to the - hearty
'hippo:i.e./kis friends; as one every way worthy
of WeirCobtidence. ' • .
The resolutions were then 'read and adopted,
std the meeting adjourned to hold an evening
esteen. Ser. Mr. • Bradford was then to ad.
dm)* the 'Meeting, but we were unable to be pres
ent.*
The effects of this gathering were cf the very
best clutracter. - JadFe Pollock made a my ex
. canon! itupreadon, gathered about hint hosts of
..frieruls, and conciliated the support of many
r .idtherto 'voting with the opposition. 'Beaver will
"give a zoo"! account of herself at the election. •
From Brighton Judge Pollock and Col. Curtin
pieceided to Butler, whelle arrangements ore
tied. fors grand turn-out to-day.
•
. • HOS. M. C. Tnour.,-This gentleman bee
;been nominated by the Democnife of. Mercer
county as • a candidate for re-election to Con
...gram Before 'proceeding to the nominition,
ate. Truitt appeared before the Convention. to
makes defence of his course ou the Nebraska
,blll. - .lll3apeach is published in the Mercer
Whig,. and ii.uminently characteristic of the
man. Al:range that the intelligent people of Oat
' diairiat can find no better material front which
to sommfactture members of Congress His re
make aro ta compound of .ignorance, bluster,
— and egotism, In which he tries to ahow that ho is
..511perlativelyhonest and much abused man.
7 They would not have merited any notice at our
h►d ho pot choseil to single no mat for the
!/frelieving him se lf of 1 4 9 sPlein-an4
mortifir.sittaiL , tho course of Ids remarks he
acid- - • '
And here I' Would just rematk that 'OM° of
1"--the Whig papers have basely misrepreseuted my
'-'yotta." ,, The Pittsburgh Cadre, the, W7lig of this
plaoe; and other papas. havOstated that IToted
.103:1!Setw, of aside . other business to
:lege up. the ' .usae-Nebraskie a.
With a Ide
Yto-olts op
passage, This Is-simply false(
rand` these editors must be great loaves or fools
~...41 r .theitreukl- n ot item published such
- ;:tutmta..! -liked for the motion to go.into Com-
''•raltasi,or-the-Whole.--I did ea-every day. The
I:Ccatroltteof the nolo, overt Perim Itanuaint..
,ed'with - legblaticet knows; la the plactrirlate
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business is. dont antivnuese they wentnto
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Committee nothing eould be done. The bill, as
I said before, bid already Oa - Copied the attention
of Congress fottr inonths=it Lad been discussed
all over the country—nothing could - be done nn•
til it was disposed of, and I honestly desired to
me, t the question; sincf it bad to be met—to
foci! the music,- as it was evident that the friends
of the bill every day was gainiogstrength—the
Administration had endorsed it and was using
all its influence in its favor: but I wanted the
business on the calendar disposed of in its order.
Seventeen bills had to be disposed of or laid on
the table. I voted against laying, them , on the
table--against every motion of-- the-kind—the .
whole seventeen as the Journal will !thew: and
when the bill finally came up I voted against it,.
'al I uniformly had done. I repent it, that these
editors must be either fools or knaves in making
this charge against me.
Mr. Trout's memory is poor. 'We do not
charge him with beieg either a " fool," " knave':
or "liar.", Men who use such genteel epithets,
so dignified in a member of Congress, should,
however, have good 'memories.. Mr. Trout evi
dently has a poor one, for the Pittsburgh Ga•
tette did net state that he "voted in favor jo,/
yiny'aside all other business to take up the Klin
g:lS-Nebraska bill with a vien to its immedattzi
nausea." , What was said in the Gazette, in an
article copied fronfthe New. York Tribune, was
the following:—. The . representatives from the
Free States named below, voted on Monday week
to take up the Kansas Nebraska bill with a view
to urge its immediate passage.",
This statement is- substantially true, as will
appear on examintition. On the Bth of May,
Mr. Richardion,purnoint to precious notice, well .
known to Mr. Trout, moved that the . House re
solie itself into Cotimittee of the Whole, on the.
mate of the Union, for an especial purpose,
te•hicii.Zeas to lay aside all 'other bneinese on the ca
lendar until the Kanecte-Nebiareka bill sew reached.
For this motion, made by Mr. Richardson, the
leader of the Nebraska party, Mr. TROUT voted!
This vote.vias considered and underitood in - the
House to be a test notation. If Mr. Richardson
failed in his motion; the victory was on the side
of freedom. If be succeeded, nothing could pre
vent the bill coming Up. And so it proved. Mr.
Richardson's motion; by the aid of such men as
Trout and Drum, prevailed, and the.coaspiratont
against the peace of The country had everything
their own way. Why did Mr. Trout desert the
friends of freedom at this critical moment?—
How could his vote bo interpreted but as favor
ing the outrage on Northern rights 7 Mr. Rich
ardson and the slaveholders say, "we will go into
committee for a certain purpose." Tho friends
of freedoeisay, "you shall do no such thing."
The struggle takes place, and Mr. Trout 'rotes
with the slaveholdere ! Mr. Tiont knew that the
lanes-Nebraska bill.was beyend the reach of
the conspirators, unless reached by some such
ruse as that of Mr. Richardson's, and yetf not
withskuiding the object was boldly avowed, he
fell into the trap ignorantly, or jumped into it
willingly. If ignorantly, he is unfit for the place;
if willfolly, he betrayed his constituents while
endeavoring to tlecive them, by voting right
when his vote was not needed by the conspira
tors. It is charitable to believe that Mr. Trout
is sincere, and that -he did - not understand the
nature of his vote. llf this is true, it is strange
that be has not Vetere this discovered his eggre ,
glom error. ; I • .
I - we have thus shown that we did not lay what
Mr. .Trout alleges, and that what we did say was
substantially correct.; for Mr. Trout did vote to
go into committee for thepurpose of taking up the
Nebraska bill; for that was the avowed purpose
of going into committee. was in effect vo
ting to take it up, for the result of going into
committee was just as Mr. Richardson content
'plated. Mr. Trout: admits that.. he wanted to
"face the music ".although:he knew that the
only hope the friends of freedom had, was in the
advantage which the rules of the Rouse gave
them, until, the voice of people ;became
sufficiently potent to make itself heard. Now
we will leave the constituents of Mr. Trout to de
cide whether the choice:epithets h,e so liberally
deals in, belong to himself or to us. •
Mr. Trout makes another charge against no,
couched ut his charecteristically polite and clas
sic:id prhaaeologY, 'as follows :
"There is another matter which I hardly think
worth while to notice, but perhaps I bad better.
I have been charged by the 1111 g and Pittsburgh
Gazette, and rather papers, with voting to stifle
discussion. This is simply nets:ue. It is a ma
licious falsehood, Manufactured out of whole
cloth, and the man who - utters it is a base liar
and malicious scouodrel. * * * Stifle
discussion The man must be a great liar and
malicious scoundrel who will state that I voted
to stifle discussion. The question had to be met,
and had it been met at the threshhold, Could have
been defeated, soil it was gaining strength every
day. What would you think of a general, who
knew he would bare to give battle to an enemy,and
while - he saw his soldiers every day deserting
him. and going over to the enemy:would rest at
his ease and refuse to grapple with the foe at
once. I shrank from no responsibility—l was
willing to face thi music."
Well, let us see Low the gwitleman ”faced the
mode." Mr. Itichardso n, by the aid of such
men as Trout and Pram, having succeeded in
'going into Conimittee, and having the bill before
the House, next moved to close the debate.--
Then commenced thatlong struggle of the friends
of freedom, whichlasted at one time for thirty
, six hours without adjournment,- and was renew
ed after a short internd of rest, until the House
adjourned on Saturday night, leaving the friends
of freedom still victorious. 'Our readers will re
collect with what anxiety all eyes were turned to
Washington to learn the final result. The cense
of freedom was trembling in the balance. * ln
this extremity the. Democrats held a caucus on
Saturday night, which Mr. Trout attended. On
Monday, when the House met, Mr. Richardson
and his follow conspirators appeared with smi
ling feces, the rote was talren,,. and the victory
was again with the Nebrashaites. The discus
slow, it was voted, should close on Friday; and
Mr. Trent again voted with Mr. Richardson and
the slaveltolders. He voted, as we say, "to sti
tle discussion." He voted to stop discussion, he
says, because he wanted to "face the rausic."---'
-A brave man„. truly! He wanted , to "face the
music" after contributing to the loss of the bat
tle. lt was safe to "face the music," then. He
had just come from seances of the friends Arnie
outrage, and had agreed to rote to stop discus
sion, and that was all, probably, that was requir
ed of hint. lie had aided the conspirators on two
important occasions, when his services were in=
dispeesible, and he tnow could be spared. Ho
was now iceen_to "face the music!" would
show his constituents how true he was. Ili
would *vote against the bill--aye,'he would "face
the music I' They. would never he able tudis
corerbis treachery, and if any thing was said
about it by those lying Whigs,he would toll them
it was all owing to his bravery; he was In a hur
ry to "(lathe musiol " -
Mr. Trout charges us with lying; sconnarelism
and Cr:slice, for using the following language: •
Monday, the IStb, after the struggle had
continued for several days, the liebraskaites suc
ceeded in bringing the propoeition of Mr. Rich
ardson for closing the debate to •a direct rote,
sad ameng.the yeas is found .the name of Mr.
Trout'of Pe.; who voted with the compact-break
era to stifle discussion on a bill which did not re
quire haste, and which it was important to the
free states should be discnased until the people
had an opportunity of rallying to oppose*:
{Siff any candid man say that this language
was not justified by the' occasion I Was not die.
million stopped, stifled by the success of the prop.
Oeition for which Mr. Trout doted T. The discus
sion went on
until midnight;of
,the dayon which
Mr. Trout had voted to stop it , and there were
then numerous members who. were asuckue to
discuss it. Was It not then correct to say that
the discuseton al stopped, was rtill,edß, Besides
the country wanted to discuss it. They lied
not had time to meet . SO conventions and town=
meetipge to express their opposition. They .
wanted the question delayed- until they. bed ex
premed their opinion. Now that the bill is pass
'ed they are told thit it is useless to disease it,
that the act Is done, and that it cannot be seminal:
• •
.IVo leave it therefOre't s o Mr. Trout's cpnaltu
, .
eats to decide whether our remark which he has
characterized in each gross terms; was not fully
justified by the cemzeion. It is indifferent to us
uhat Mr. Trout:thinks of us, but we hare ode- '
sire to be truly represented is he piaple of hie
district, and we hese therefore taken the trouble
to exhibit the exaggmated and ungentlemanly
cheracter orldaimanit upon nil. it root sink
him in the eyes of all intelligent aid right tirinb
leg Men - as be has clearly 44114' hippAr
Maciii;rdi, andeoluntanfy
_64!*rismit
blyond the pale of gentlemen. let closing his
remarks, he expressed alrisb that "they . would
sena to Cengre' ss '"somelieuer man" than him
self. Thii was about the' only sensible retifar . k
he tittered, and leads us to hope that there is
some redeeming trait in his chracter. We most
heartily agree with him in his-wish, and we have
no doubt that his constituents will agree with
him, too. They will send a better man
DE3I6OIiAIIC Coavesnow.—This body had a
very sternly and boisterous session yesterday.—
In spite of the warnings of the Post, the Know-
Nothings and 'anti-Bigler men had some 35 mem
bers of the convention; and they succeeded in
keeping the whole concern in an uproar teem the
start The opening tight on (ThairMan resulted
in putting a .man in the chair :supposed to be
anti-Bigleri but Clio great fight was on the ques
t tion of appointing a committee on retaliations.
The anti-Bigler men knew that the result of ap-
pointing a committee would probably be the en
dorement of Bigler, and they accordingly resist
ed the creation of one. On this point a fierce
struggle-arose; and when the yeas and nays were
called there were fauittl to be 35 nays. The
Committee, we believe, wtui composed of a ma- .
jority of anti-Bigler men; and when the resolu
tions came before the convention there seem
ed -to -be great doubt whether • they had
the endorsement of the committee, the gen
eral Impression being that they had not.—
After a very exciting and angry contest, the
Convention was brought, to decide upon the reso
lutions, and the division showed 60 in their favor
to 30 against. They or course enduise Bigler,
bat the fact that, at this late stage of the can
vass, and in such a County as this, three-eights
of a democratic convention could bo brought to
vote against the nominee of the party for Gover
nor, shows a very deep and wide-spread hostility
'to him in his own ranks.
The Post of this morning, we understand, will
say that the Convention was harmonious and
that every thing passed off happily; and all that;
but the fact is nevertheless notorious that it was
the most noisy and violent assemblage of the
kind ever gathered in this County.
With regard to the ticket nominated we shall
have mereto say hereafter. We do not regard
it as havintanyelements of strength or any pos
sibility of success. •
THE FUSION in Cuyahoga county, 0., is most
complete and harmonious: A convention met
last week in Cleveland and nominated a County
Ticket composed of men who had previously be
hinged to Whigs, Free Boilers and Democrats.
Judge Spaulding presided. Tho meeting was
entirely harmonious.
Tan PESMITLVeLCIA Patator published at
Harrisburg, states that the recent Free Demo
cratic State Contention at which Mr. Potts'
name as a Gubernatorial candidate was with
drawn, and Mr. Pollock's substituted, was held
clandestinely, or at all events, that no person
seemed to be aware of such a meeting. It was
uo doubt managed by a few political wire
workers. By the _proceedings published in the
Noes, it appears that Dr. Robert Mitchell, of
Indiana, acted as President of tbo Convention.—
Pennsylvania material must bate been very
scarce, when au Indianian bad to be selected as
presiding officer. of a Convention purporting to
act ,with special reference to our Slate polities.
—Pennsylvanian.
. • The editor of the Pennrykanion must be de,
plotablY ignorant of one State geography if be
does not know that there faun Indiana county in
'this State, and that Dr. Robert Mitchell is•►
denizen of - that county.
Izqw•lrAinalocJA
- -
-landa Celebrated . . Liver Ms are
ranked amonglhema! DOnalsicelundles of the day. That
It will Cure LlTVitOtoplalnt. elek•headaelae.and dieikatele.
Is now beyond a doubt. Read the following teethoony
bona i well known hulk atid . geatiaman of our own city:
Xaw You.. Augusta. ltS2,
lib. and Nir•lVllltatne. No. 24 Seventh at., testify that
they have,both been ontlferinq with the liver comolnint f3t
about tire .years dootug whkh time they have Anent a
-large amount of money and tried many repedivw;btat to no
,l e ' llqffh * .Mt i =4 ` t c , 11 7 =1 -
tl.asbr.'d
aeeoDepanyhareaeli hoc end now pronontwe them
wives perfee ly cured of that distressing disease.
Ibirehasers will be caudal to ask for' DR, 3rLANEB
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, sad take no. sise. There
ars other. PIM. riosrortleg tole . Lleet - DMA net before
the bold* also, his Celebrated Termlidge. ems mob* bed
at en osspectatle Drug Etoies m the Vaud state= alto,
Pr sale the lobo bropsleton, PLEMLNO lIROMERB..
Beroxis.s to .7.lildd * Co,. GO Wad it
Family NedieiGes.—We
~nu thaattentle¢ of heads of familumankt °them to Um ad
vortiotrakent on tha&oit4 pogo of those tolamblo Yozollz
' Indigestion and Liver Vomplaint Cared
BY EIHItS PETROMII/I,—Rsed ths lotlol.ine letter from
Bev. O. Manson. • 311selonsry to Oregon:
M. 8. IL Kim—Deer B.ll,—Myivelf•ed wife having lees
gently beeletitted by
bo o s o f
of Your rrtrolooni, wild. to
have you nod re. • box of two or three dozen millet.
am the Congregational Minister to this piece, and several
gf the ropier silorted velth
of m Xdindlo i n fe no t t .
fan n
ore a l loa
your PliTitbarum. (lc ire took. wrens! i:Ot g -
Slew—two or three each—shout a yes, sad • half ego. and
we have never eajoyed so good hearth ße years u we hare
since nod time. I had not taken • Meets Cottle before
that fullnete of the stomach which to dutressen the d
Pettit wet relieved. and 1 here felt nothing Of It Wore that
um e. wifeless also relieved from oltioniv of
the lien. which had teen of term' years stealing, by th e
rue of yAr Petrolenm.
Sold by 8. u. HIES, Omni Buie, (1110. 11. !MIMIC
-140 Wood at and linteldste and Medicine limier. every,
where. I Papers ndrerthinsi Petroleum <W TI mita
•
NORRIS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
..4..haytt-ai Birth strait, ware Me Rnatroad, PM:car/Pk.
BNGAGED for many rears exclusively in
no, tDnnufadgre M LOCeMOTIVES, have recently
coaddercably eatarged, Ndlgii.
acid Innaerous Saturant pod I oLa er bk.t. *Ol enable the
arArvelMNlTAti *in it.'" of
°l6 . - .111CIURD Noma a• no.
Citizen's Instiranee Corstry of Yin/burgh
11. D. Pas/dent
WIDE!. L. M A ESILELL, Sty.
oinur, Si 11'41;a17.1541ZWIARKET,LND
IMINKTRIZ QRLL AND CASOCI ON• THP
Llu AIiDIIIB.SISSIPPI lIIVICGS, A-VD TgIIMMARIP43
Sir /nouns . against L., or /Maw& fro
P. ALSO
.oaiart the pras Oro SEAtted .NLAND.V. , I r/t7.4.T/0/9
sod IRA ASIV/Z TA WON.
I. Wm Dltz,
Enamel
Robert Dan p,Jr.
S. Ilarbanzb,
hose M. Pennock,
W.Oler
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Wm. Itioatism.
/Thincli Wm R. Dilworth.
Wm. 11. IL y..
"Itt.Bally's Antidot and Lotion. celebrat
ed throughout the land as t only rellahli preparations
ever Invented for the ones:.
Distau.. of the Urinary Organ', Airs, and I,imale
Complaints.
ThegFest Imam Ibesesxirsordinary Iledletnes bars LL
. . .
ways met with la endear the at.. complaints. lies ear.
'Primroses the Ploartetone themselves, saying. =Was ay
the thousands of Individuals who hare been permanently
cured by their tma W. would MMUS the public that they
aro aof mere palate humbittit, compounded solely to *ell,
but arepropared by • thdroush' Chemist, •with the mat
choirs, and rare Ingredients which.= be obtained, and
ore Intended to do mtod. net son bill le tweaked to con.
rlace all that aunh Is the fact. .
They arc pat np beta" with roll direotionz atonzirs
iirißß thorn, the. Antidote at Si, and the Lotion at AO eta.
per Lett's. Ono halls lasts ten din,. Shay hare been
entirely enroll In two or three dere.
taunted by N. BALLY,' Phy Wise to the novella' o
'Pula, and prepared'', DIIBOY A CO., General Agents for
the United Btaterand Claude& to whom all anion mottle
eddrened. Principal Depot. deli Broadway, 'corner Orand
at., New York.
told la Plttalmricti, Itludesalo and retail, by rultuto
MOS.. Gammon to J:Ktdd Co.) No, GO Wood st.:Wheal-
PATZEBKON't CO., and by bruited* every
A25-Saidre.
• HARDWARE
LOGAN, WILSON''& CO.,
Beg to call the attention of Buyers to their
.
aat
d»Sto.k of
- . ILIIRDWARE AND SADDLERY,
..Aarrutas One of the most eaottihrto 'ameirtneents io the'
aßfirEitriD I",‘Y 111 WENT PACIKEIII 111031 EllflOPE,
aid which they offer bp the moat favorable' tazas, Ma
cheats going real - 1011 Ord theft fettered promoted b 7
buylos thedr ILIADVFAIIE . st
r4L IMO . Wood "sir Plonlrxritb, •
ti too4sAaan MST.. sus monk) tyrtr4AwS
A. A. CARRIBR & BRO. !
Corner 4th and Smithfield eta.,
•
pirrspußan,
State. 10 tua Mari ne
Fire k
INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARRISBURG.
CAPITAL. $850,000.
fiirard Fire and Marino Insurance 00.
DF PHILADELPHIA;
* CAPITAL $300,000.
INSURANCE PONPANY OF rRE J'ALLEY
OF VIRGINIA,
VINCLItATEA, VIRGINIA; •
Capital 420'0,0 0 O. •
9mcz pEliroL. lASUB.LICS 00.0 V PITTIISIMOn:
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL SCOO,OOO.
_ A. A. 0/ULM &dr.
Fa; Salo-1,100 scree . of Valuable Coal
IT UATED Fq.yotte.County, Pt•finsylva
n-Zsgit, a"arrie2 l it a rivTai d
ortkrs C oll;
lar k z 7 b..zld. G od Ii weir .arrug Olt
es.uma lsl,ort
t ee. hearty of loestlo .and n: ' an i= m rs anti aboolL
29214114 Z1Val l lig,Irtrihma wilt mate
ittrthalrAt.°7l2;
tat. reediflowt 4...maAu j rnlis era .
It. The rreighLorbeed is composed' - of reughl kW luaus;
I.*lls cities., churches. echeol houses.. eft ihurl Spy/
ihn l4 P.truriigg 4.71.4 1:17 y 7° Il hku lat. dt s r.Tr i AZ 4 11. r
wem„u wiw Mu'l4 IR As:e.t.a the window ,
Teams ulshingtp o url JOU Itede, pluses
0 .. 41.1:1)=1 :
al> pitufwg4 Srasetle plume cnii and send jo hie I
. • issagntiwT-1 ionsmos Dag '
trarrED STATES unforstritamt
ANNUITY AND TRUST COUP2ANY. ',
GUARTEREDAPRIL 18110.—Calrnts •
CAPITLL-4250,000.
Office S. C A PIT
76Orleurct Girona &ref* Phecnielphieg
OPFICEREOF THE HOME BOARD AT PHILADELPHIA
DtliEntt R. erawlinrd. , Dollard;-
De
George IPllecim
ileuntrl TAln.qtroln,,,,,, wryer.* Johnston,
Jacob L. Tlonestee, , James Deemer,
William M. Gedefla, Willlenr APE.,
Presideat—Stephen IL CrerronL-, •
Wee Prerident—Ambrone.W. Thmeron.
.dkdinr/ ZVOMinf.,..Pittdbtlrgh• {Mei H. WiHren. M. D.
Allegheny City. IL IL Emery, M.D.
GEORGE E. ARNOLD, A t,
74 /north rtreet. Pittsburgh'
TORT JO COdialAS 1151050
FLEMING BROTHERS,
(OIICCISSOIS TO TODD • CO.)
IVLIOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NO. C.O WOOD STREET,
PIITSBUR PA.
pi Przle i ton of Dr. 6 Large'sCe4ebratal E OZ.
erzulfutc.. LiCOr
A Secret for the Ladies.—llow to pre.
serve beauty.—Don't ose Chalk, 1.111 y' White, or any of the
eo.eaued mantetlekto conceal a &leder sallow complexion.
• Urea would have the rosestrought bark to your cheek.
a dear, healthy and transparent skin., and lift and, vigor
infused through the system. get a bottle of Carter'm Stem.
ieh Mlsture.itml take it according to directions. It does
mot taste quite as welt ai your sweetmeats bet trailer •
few dame you do not lied yourbealth and beautyreviving.
siTur step elastio and rigorous, and the whole ayetem re•
fg..hed and indgorated like • Spring morning, then your
use I. hopeless. and all the valuable certificates we pow ,
seas, fit for natight. It is the greatest purider of the blood
known; to perfbetty heresies., and at the same time pow
erfully efikeolona See tidletilsement. autS•lind.taT
have disposed of my stock in trade and
• tly declined bunions, ne far as it effecti myself,
inform my Wendel and customer. that .1 hare
rr dements with
STONER,. No. SO Wood Street,
him. and as 1 Mid hie Mork a verr good one, I
. them whom I have limn In the habit of supply
their wants in the ebope of Clothing moo be met
rtleular to their entire mtlefection.
are EORGE
-
to ent to
lag, the.
In e cry
anl7-2
Iges—A large assortment of Self-In
-1 oLherSyringes, far 4ale •t cEYSRIVS, 140
atil4
I
I RA r
N 3 C
0 E T O
010 C
O O O M,
PANI'
,
I 34, ekA F $ nu A l RTFO m D, msnWeetern Yong.
'INuGSPORATBD 1825.
.8 of Insuramte Waled at all times on the
moet favorable terms, against
.S OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
oa VIII
PERILS OF NAVIGATION.
• Br . azor.ot: E. ARNOLD,. Agent,
nallr For Pitteburghand Allegheny Co.
! '
IG. GRAFF. jautvemmor to J. S. Gil
too.) OffloOldo Second street. Pitexbureh, Apentfor
I/totle. Clnixogy. All ralietiesof Powder, In anT
, roar tautly on hand. Also. Nakty Pose. Jr 7
JOEN C. & CO.'S
.E MEDICINAL COD LIVER. OIL,
d expressly for their sales for •Medie-
J. 0.11. & Co. haying employed an emiot at the
to ropmintesul the reamatoetoro of their 011, ea
inablie that Itt preparelwith tho greeted ran
• but fresh and Len/thy livery.
.old arlth their elguetur• VIII he Antral to be of
Coe quality, end ellll to retelned to the moot Sol
.
It I. tenalrely employed both in private and Handrail
pisetler and well &mime the attention of Invalid.. as it
ror...tr • or. valuable than' .7 Yet dbcovenhl, for cm
sumpti • or pulmonary adeetione. ,
JOIEN C. BAKER & CO.,
No. 100 North tidal., Philadelphia
Debt the prindnal Pruden* rel74mdtrrlnT
L.MES RABE Sc . CO.-.
SUCCE.B.E4OR YO
& BROTHER,
XASOVACTUREnti or
1 BOX VICES, HAMMERED IRON AX
,ES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT
TOCKS, PICKS,
her, Mill, Tobacco & Cotton Sonia,
attiring and Parleys fur
Bridge Bolts, with Thread ant' Hub
ecrmplete,
PITTSIIUII,O PA.,
WALTAIOUr, No. 91 Woon ar.. ArArtllV Art PICOND
Arork warranted. mL9l•tr
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire & Marine Inzurancecompany;
OFFICE 65 FIFTH EMERY',
• MASONIC HALL, PITTSBUILOU. PA.
JAMES S. 1100 X, President.
•
Caw.= A. °HAM Steretasj.
This Company makes every insurance jar,-
pert:Me/Ins tune ccannon•ted with MA. CUES. -
Also. anainid Mull and Cargo Ithikkeln the obio and
Afixasssippi rive" and tributaries, and Maria. RAW ran.
amain
And against 1,04.1.0 r Damage' by Fire,
MA omitted the Palle of the Sea and Inlaod Natinstloa
and Transportatlon.
tealall y at the tepentratas loath peaty
wales.
•
biliteMltat
JorneaS. Moan. - Wm. S. Hartle
apaial McCort.. 'James D. )Dearer.
William Phillhos, Alexander Mallen
Juba Brett/
31. D..
John PialLertan,
, dietarier kepooH.. Arm.
Wm. P. Jobanea. pesoartinnity.
James Morph.. . Moretti S. Lirejtlttzoning.
Brom R. Belden, Miran &nee. Bearer .
,
(Iva/roar Meese Est coL/
PEARL STEAM *ILL,.
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGIILNY,
NEAR rug RAILROAD iTATION.
Fa:villaactll bo supplied withiour various
grades, of PIIRSII GROUND I LOUR, b% Daring their or lb. SIMI. or In our hunt. at Luna, Wile'. &
Wool Wert, Itrano iteitrc, ...ear a Llienty a Pt,
Weiralr sta.. Pittsburgh; IL P. &boom, wl
er J. T. Wimple,
Druggle llegheny.
plot, .1 1 1 he delivered to families [neither onto. rill..
Tema. CABO on, daivery.
reefs BRYAN. KRNMEDT A CO.
50 on. (imam e for. sale 4t tiEYSEIVS •
itn Wool street. soli
Du Pont Powiler,—Every variety Rifle
Mining and Bloating Pnwler, la an else DeatJaaa attar
cm hand and fcr pale from Vagaries, In lute to 4011 par
apemen tionnatie terra. Also. Realty rum.
P. W.C. [ODD RIX, /fonitUrtivre Aut.
no7vIII .Ith Mond street. Pittsburgh.
50 gross .51'Lane'i Liver Pills and Venui
fug, fur Rale WI. , lil.1%.11:11:e Drua.l 4 tore. 140 W0r...1 t
Medicine Chests,of erer7 kind for nolo
ow.c then then nn LP tun rl?evairri..l. A ETSF.ttI3 ET.
Store. 140 Weal .trees. "!VI
NELSON'S FIRST PREMIUSt •
DAGUERREOTYPES.
OhU rost OFFICE li ng lin )4), 'MIND STREET.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who with
la ottaln an Aerscritte, Artistic en dIIA-llke Illg mei. at
• Tetv - utodetste wk.olll And It to their Interest to ooli
Me VCII tr
~kpoA et•tAbllehment +here entire utlerettlak
le Alterantied, ne rm chat*, made. Haying one WV.
largeet and beet. arranged Ilde and Glin.ighte *me not,
ntrueted no the purpooeorlth lnetttunents onto to.d
c9c - UM:4 and baying edop . ted thergetetnuf DAgoerree.
g. As
Tplo nay twee Sited by..th eeleben . led
_teas. of
44 N.. York. 31r. -N idnuedf to t. .bb t. 4
to tO. &troll. of the Art.. stile er DnAtier.'entll"
either "Wide de In c.ot *Weis kaa team. be.. Ammon,.
llooine open And operating In all ereatitiee,.o &o'clock
a.r. to o n deck. I. • • .(Litrr
ARNOLD 6 MM. -JAMS
MILTCFiCIVILAIJ Cr
Chilson Furnaces, WWI Iron Tubing
AND PITYING GENERALLY. ."
For Warminq and Ventilation of gairdingt,
A. A W. *in enntraer thr Warmlilt end. Veraliallua by
Strata or Hot Water. Place or ChiDanis Farmers, Churches,
&hoax. Ileepttals, Taeterfes, Unman Ilaunes. Court Mown
Jail Horeb or Duelling, NO. - E 5 Market et-. Pittsburgh
• r
HENRY H, COLLINS,
FORNVA HANG AND
C 0 BI IS SIO N. E lte II AN T ,
CHEESE BUTTER
SEEDS, IN
PISIT;
And Pruden o.mmor.
No. 25 Wood street, littoburgh.
Dr. Morsel, Inv.igor,_4c4Nr, or
CORDIAL—It it in inontred now this great lefUnstive la
mmanpliabing snob extraordinary mires: Re tan Only reply
tint to the Arabian barb that fonns tts atidirmi Immanent
bare been blended by the Omnipotent PbyaiddaM • Lager
amount and greater midi. of curative. properties than
he berntofurn born COPPoord to unit to nbundred different
a: Ides of tho phannacoptela ♦ whole 3:m41440t-he' et of
remake's* to gpo4r. u . pu4 to fare loon couiVuo4 In thin
herb; and In the NLINIIt or CORY/IAI we have their eon.
centrated mecum ' It is the effect, hoirever,*nolthecastaa
with whkh +shave to deal In the pr.:ilea opplkation 0
Um_medidde. The victims of dyspepsia are mid, the
neftes are relieved. the half paralysed mums their talk
Ity,rhe imfforerp from iteaderhe• are tormented no more
the weak fiver.* vlsorotth flop tint. ofJanndke lertree the
ample:km of the hiMts,, the &premed to opiate Lome
hooraut, the ackin almwtt In every - Tot:000n of diem.
derive' Inunedbito•benalt 'from the um a Dr; Wave, In
Worsting Mirk of Oordiel. Thew fade. toweled by
rrefragaide r4,l* are InTertaed to the attentlorrof lure
rids, who eon verify than brit ON& KtUfl Ptt. /2e, . I ‘. ll
clue. The Cordial Is put up hied concentrOeti;ln Plithot
Moe throe dellereper bottle,lwo foe Ave dollen, air
An twelve MMus. 0, 11. lOW Proprietor,
• IP2 Broadway, N. T.
Add hy_throggists throughout the Matra States. Cana
clasoggerAit the
llroe; . 01 ." .
Iroxd and Ifonrthatreetar ant ogyar., owner
Wood divot and Virgin suer. idiso, by J. SlePitog•
Allegheny Cl'- „iarwivr
A RlNl.°Vit.—Wo do • not TfOr .to a. rO7
Mini, from Capital lquataLsoant. Therolia slow tartan
ti oa , wbkb ft. MOW 1. IqUar aedrabit. W..mfar to
Dygiarala—a word In which *UAW borrani af indigestion
ara *vamp.' up. XPthaantraner• by this zadarid sadliar
airing diatiala wp fan hold oat oat opit,birght boon, bOt
the'entainelinllmmediati. relief and taithaawat
Thera is a tazda r cordial and alterat)y. antral pla to par
!land's German Itittars, wldeb Inevitably street' and
alumina tba nuebld'actlan of as 'Waugh sod the oere•
Use organa, rparrei the dins" and radon. to health.—
Pleiagod bi Dc. o..n.Jaatgapa, Ph ll y4 4 4:phh i .
r , • •
Bald Ii ": 'Aln l'ltlabthvb, by
4"-"l” fyLib 9r AItUX li raCRIAN
ac 4. ,
111 and
'Ease ~ Ccimfort•Tho. Conformator,
.
Web , bipothei from exontli fin ite Hot to - the
pocultat
,sbiDe of ttui find; so i 'now kei - eaeron Me;
heed am mold one A newt dt sa4 rood ibt Ole) , be tied
77.W03010. eValf 19 . Douous,,
. gagorgod or 'Yuri:core Velne,'.lVoak
Eau JO/31 2 0Q Itz.ff + 1, 4 11.,— / ' mad, tootettully
Tito 1110 attention - ofsbrafoisis. ms 4 plala mmatelly
to my wortmeot of 811 - r/oftJo, tines
itni:bsallasvii tot the relief and corgi of l'Orl
bow cv Enlarged Veins. Weak Ankles; 'Mak Xna• Jolati
6040, Mllaegs ht the <Groot abacus it
quirthg oiltYWArian;
BI 160 keep evtir vartor-0 Ttient. ikdr Suomi
Suomi:km 81= 1 4 1 0' aa 4 2 . 1 .141 1446. of pa
00.600t0d baths two • •
.074.11.,KUURArboistak •
tobßl•ittlar nts WOod it . sod itilek
~,.
cT-
More Proof trbfaror of . Myer's Frod Wort or
--- Rock Rose.
T. the Rod: ROE CE.P.2,-
•
Mssius.—A Medicines tinder tho 'name of
%ere Edract of Rod: /Mr, has recently food its way
into this manta, and from the newspsper monist (or re
commendation) lwasindlteed to pa•k,l • trial of its heal
IngpropertM In the my -of Mt 'wife, who Lad ydr * oa rs
been laboring under a dame known by the rime of
Scrofula. Its prominent symptoms were *ton Wears la
th e throat, enlarged parotid glandsaleeseed condithn o
the roams oterabraties of • the head, and to- that extent
many time. she coabluot brcathe except 'rhea the mouth
was open, there being no passage through the nostrils,
with many other painful symptom that otter attend this
merge of human happluess and life. I believe It Is the
opluion ofthe medical faculty goner:tin - slut this dim-me
Ia the foundation of almost every ease of Consumption
that fell destroyer, that antes to the grave annually Its
tens of thousand. Mr wife has taken 'three bottle.. and
It has motored her to perfect health,healing all 01,1ot:erre
reducing evert ids:nit° its original airs; and removing
Rem the lunge a diMeult respiration. or breathing, which,
at times, was painful. -In my opinlon, It Is duo to the
tt lldoe cod it , to my, et kart In:Scrofula
, re la no sPerifte that ran equal It. Yours, with esteem
WILLIAM I'LO•FD, Burg, At Physician.
orfelb, St. Lawrence Co.. Nb, 17, tau,
SALT RIIECAI , OR MITER.
4l• Is to certify, that after having need Myers' Com
-1 Extract of hock Hoarder the Salt Rheum, with mm.
ple.e smear, bwould ahmerely recommend It, as the beet
!did,. in nee. to all who are troubled with the like emn
• Islnt !RA WALKER.
1iareh27,11132. •
DYBIWPSIA
A. B L. Ilycra—Doar PIP—I have suffered for a long
time from Dyspepsia; and it nIvE me great Pleusure to
,Intarot you that, after using one t h e Compound
e of your Comund
fflxtrart of Rock Row', I received much Le.crit that I
ln cheerfully rtaltnltlOLld It to any one thus afflicted, as
ing a valuable medicine, and beat I ever used.—
!Yount. truly, 'LIAS PLEIIPONT,
corner ofGrand and Wirer streets.
SIUK ORA Dlf E.
This pectins" that one bf my d tighten; hae peen cu
'erred to periods of kick. headache and Tomitlag for Rom
yens—that some of the attacks were very kwore, and were
almost sore to follow extra exertiom hearing of the
tweeted,' effects of the 'Reck Itoee'.. upon others similarly
enlisted, I was Induced to 'perdue. a bottle. From !he
commencement of her using It, (severa) •voets dose,) she
be been free from Ulla distressing complaint Her gen
eral health has lospnried and Ism*, good, and we attrib-.
ate this desirable result to the proPertiee Imparted by a
merciful Providence to this valnablepreparation..
- New haven,Jart 2,1852. . ItOhNEY
This will certify that I hare for years sugared with the
most °bath:rate Ent,lucid; which, it teemed io me, noth
ing rfould cure. I was hardly induced by my friends to
attend the Medical Clinique, of Ned Maven. Dr. Knight
prescribed the Syrupbt Dock Dose, which gore me Immedi
ate relief. and cured me of a disease room which I never
directed to reorder. J. JONES.
Southington. Urn., Dec. 11151. .
Sold whoLesale and retail at tier Drug Store of adage I/
Reysor.No.l4l. corner Wood rt. and Virgin alley.
sir/34m orPor Golden Mortar. ourll-11.1wil
MAIIKIED.—In Allegheny My, Tuesday
6th, by A.P. 'McGill, D. D., JOIN MAIM, .4.), and
FANNIE M., &den daughter of John McGill..
laresldence,lnLnirorßt.ClaleToWlNTlP;n&T
• brief Rineu, RoT. ROBERT PATTIF.IISON, In the &LI
roar orb% age.
=EC
NEW Ai) • •
vEttIIbt,MENT
51enooi: ROOKS sraTitigtirki7
Sadler. Federal st, Allegheny • has for saleitnJ'la rr
:Ahl b rTar.Vrtztte. - • r!,41:,int... ogitbu
matt ollEnhool Stationery; Whaltriats t ags raw " talhat low
• ot7
r RTMONNAIES.--A genemlassortiikent
order Morocco and Pearl Portrnonnalee, (Wary,
a.. reed by tea
A. NALLEIt. Allegheny.
FANCY STATIONERY—Buff and White
lilVrairg,l7.TiZtio,..:
DWI and While 'Cletlinc Card; *lnt an aseortinent
of Stationery. reed by S. NADLER. Allegbenr.
recd.
4,, LL WOOL PLAIDS—A. A. Mason & CO.
inn AM MITI at and area renVelect
slat a men me than IGO yea of ALL W o ol, PLAID, par ,
•cheaed at the recent Larne Package and Nrarontery Hahn
at a merino., from coot et esanurecture., (hay yin be offered
at nearly ene-halflcsa than usual Priers. 11.117
ir r RIBLIIINGS--A: A. Mason Po.thave
just eyed g ltrg•wortment ntlitgelt Velvet Ufilig424.
0 a term I.7lmmi, Dr... liuttoor, Trimming Ribbon". Cord
eta Tuaels. le.. kc. arri
AIRROLDE RIESJ ustree'd, Petne
E-in
Lo P.m E.W atwnoa.
oeT - A. A.IIAPON t TA. inn at.
1110 . EW CARPETS, rec'd this day by Pa.
I
11 Ilallneed, at-the Carpet. Warehouse No. 112 Marko*
it. nen and elsanat stnle TAPESTIIIi NOICAIN
PET. widen no aro selling at o low odors.
Mcct.t.urocK a Wins.
1111011 . GARDEN LAND FOR nENT—
,IIII, d. wish Garden plot of trona 10 tollarse& on "Lich
needreind • largo Dwelling, out hoes,* etabling,ds, with
• lvde amount of phantasms, mesh as Raspberry, acs. ,
berry nod other mall (cult, tootle:with an orchard of a
choke selection of yanng fruit trews The property le et
nated • shut distance beings the Ilayeritle station of the
&Pa. rallniad. add (route therallreeskrteatand Reuter.
dpPlyb• .±l, I. MeAlk k EON._
VABTILE SOAP-25 bxs. justrer'd arid for
X_J rile hr re;
Gdl. A I) OIL-20 cues recd and fur said by
1...) U.U.SELLEUS at°.
Xi ANNA—I &ma flake ree'd and for sale
Prz.br a 7 ILL 8 /KUM. IkCO.
TURPENTINE-30 bldg. - jest rec'd
10 in . /1 for sale b r 4. E. SELIIIRS
It611:1 - 3ififtiltoiliiii0 - 16;. just i;d l 4l.
and LA , lsle bs R. Z. SELLERS C,01 , .
OLIVE OIL-1 pipest rec'd and for
sus fir
E.srmuns to.
NDIGO-41 cases fur sale 1!) ,
.; V.
r y
r
Bank
Ptack,by . 11. D. KING, •
re 7 Coin, Flock and Exchange Broker.
• - iittsariVitTmti.llL4.)
VuTHE President and Directors of this Bank
hare Ole day declared a dividend at the rate of
PE'll CENT.. for the tail six months, ou thecaptw
tt o c o Myatt.. an or atter...l4th inst.
seleatil h D. JUNES. Cashier.
Liverpool . and Philadelphia Steamship
Company.
NOTIO S.—The CITY OF PIIILADEPIII A
will wall fie Liverpool, PATIIP.DAY, September.
Male. of Ott. o.*tettsber as m 4 ml.. advertised.
6.IIIIIELOWITLI,Atent. It Walnut IL. Palladelphla,
Or .1()IIN TUOMPSON Ateol,
r'Stle 470 Literta• at., Pittsburgh.
QELLERS' COUGH SYRUP cannot be
.1.0 recommended toollah7y. •
Alsmrmon. Medina Co.. 0. Feb. 14. 1852.
IL 4 7 , o.4ier.--t have' se7.l ail Oel...oriel Cough
Pryor. year .rent left OM ma. arta .brood Min to have
mon. of It. AVe have toed roar Pyrnp to our famllka.and
ono oakl7 ll'OOMMee. It the brat Cough Iledidne wet:tare
ho jitikTr:itrAZWor er II ,1714.Mait2rAr
.4 certain cam P. BUICKEtt Puatmaeler.
J. 11.1k , 44,
.1.14.L101 r.
The above ts e strong testimony, "and ollenal . without
liellati., In behalf of the bead Coo_g h Medicine of the day.
Prepared .4 mid by R. L• NELLEktift C . 0., ur
Pittsbgh,
eep.i Penn`a.
Ijw-100 bbla (.into for Mid be
1 se.) * 111KNRILY. COLLtIi!L
iItIOTAYOES- 7 660 bus. Neshannocks for
ssis by ocs . lIMRY OULLTN7O.
TlMPitt.obargh Hortitulturg Eigoicy•
will
Pittsliitrgh - Horticelfural . SOCtet7
meet' at Wardrop). Peed Store; on WRDNINSDAT,
fg h. m . l.for . 6 hto=aluirm , s.t ri le i siLdt=Totln mrm =t.ta
dove for Att. eeelte JAS. S. 2: MILEY, Veep
• •• • ' • • • tenestiiiint.,iiningl7.
PlttsborethiSept. 7. MS.;
THE President and - altuntgerief the Coto
.4..,7Vreattaa or.r the river Monona,
a, op Eitietrort In tbooo r. ...pty of Alleghra. have
fer divldeo t = C at ' Thrib e raTise rrn k j
oiler the 11th I..taot. JonNag r ... ° •
rot.
Gard = Bep .. "tember . l'9sl. -
Ik4URPILY k BURCIIFIELD will Imre
INA epert 19DAT. (Mnday, got 4.) area) addltinnal
u. of cm. Pull Goode J eaudlog—ooper plain Ma* ulna
arAt i rthattek . lo.; Way tans ire tn ag ru reti l e r
s ' MtlW‘l444,t 1 1 ibc '' Ds " : "
Pee eta ateo valuing I eb.:Aew saiortmeitt of Not
tantaeoh Ginehme. . sod llooeekeeplog Goods ht
their rettety. We Invite thee..ly calla of our castatem,
etatiu Lead ' • • NS
-
• , — Dituaution. • . - .
y w nE - firth of OGDEN & SNOWDEN wee
on the 31st ultimo by th e &Mho/Samuel
nodon, - The betimes of potato orm will be nettled pr
the eatecribcp., rho win coatinne- the to ..
met.
fore.' , , seta- '-. -- UItIitOMDSCN.
cifit -7- Y ' VROPERTY FOR
.13A141,--iclarge
• . henna pith marl II coaster of IMAM of la nd, on
V net et. Stith - Ward. The ground is well arms*, and
contains 'Mons kinds of choice trult thew and Kral»
' , 1a5.... _ • -.-
bon,, : 1111:" ,
117
n. .A —4tnelot 111114,01MM4 T lOO, ip mi4.o,g• c."l"rrittiftl7,W,lNZ
ADP/ $0
rrY 7' 4 '
HOUSES and a hirgo at of
line d t:tfor , Of tit fVOit o Mii. bft w Of Mt.
Prim for 0, sZzo—storin agliee t arElt ynt;
aer2 01.111INEKT WM. 140 Third et.
jr NOW SOMETRINU 1-- 4 Cargo's Union
aiatryllgtratin=th u lgitZgrott
tog l egolVetit'4n.„ 27O 1 .. 1 1 o C2hTigti,ITar,
N 0.2.. Tharuom le' wen lighted ago an obi:maw:gm owl
rarietr of rririnnbra,:a" trztir;„
on. two RIK PP f)44 lent!.
ump ni C a oiahrad i tfille . Irair,r.r.PAV - • ",
Fourth at. or as Villain* an at got
•
ciolD AND VELVET PAPER HANG-
INOS—For Parkrs, 2 aundetelanal
won 4 remuctrigly Write the attention or time wishing
to to'bie large ageortment of Gold,:geleet and
Ito and Velvet Wall l'apor, toingthdallaht. 4.01124
greLiglzgaNtat 1121 %woe 4jilral
fortiale by ALMaatoli
I OW PRICED WALL PAPER.:-20,000
Mr L ks a1tt147,, , V0?"
Dow . mtUttitiVW P 4 PI Pt
10 40 P4LILER.
ARGE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE—
IA Within 20 minutes walk of the ettr, for $250 flub.—
= !U bond,
turnitillTY
PIS. TURPENTINE-15 Lble. to itrrivo
fik la It. R. tor We br 1 AI4.IIDICKET Co.
300 LBS. CALCINED' OTAGNtEIIA: on
404.1u4 fo!Vp.Pi . FLX4INQ ItO4.
AF o.o s .Eiliif L INO' HOUSE, No, 33
Towtivadd "L , ftrcetcontalnlini elzhe room; *II in
orda . .^C2O9o, itpu In ham; the Wanes In Win
yrarlr psyntemtn. Nep2 - • U. CU MU= 110 N
TR TUE 340VERS OF•STRICTIB
onFygpAltertir t leett4e4 to 11. to plomozoi. Iwo
Jan toed from the East 'Me ot the Ithrot ooffro oror
lo Pitteburgh—they Cr. eetnest the, of it (Cr Ai
VIIIEST quality bunch liaising; Diu laya,
12)ieyar lb. MORRIS k !ATTON'BIn the Diamond
RINE .504,28 ,- --4 woas Laot'
s Anil*
xdr"rg.asediroVr.=„tr.
a*uatirap,L=OSS Rounnells We.
D s "a o c2 ol4, mg , 14"; IN 4011:11x3strio,
0 aand e *AO • . Fag •
N EW GINGIIAMS-W43 havei t 'unt'!u'4 so
mortmut diair2l:
ASOTHER GREAT 'SALE OF LOTO:IND BLOCKS
AT BOCIIESTiII, HEAP= corny, PL.
• October 9th triOlOth;-18.54.
rilitE undersigned trill sell, to the highest
bidders, on the days above named, and upon the
premiss. too humlerd bouil l o ns , s,/tote oed Acry, of
ground. with Revered de.. In the Borough' of
Rochester. Beaver County, Penna. They will also sell, or
leas for a term of years, some sellable cod land; stone
Quarries, bed. of Ore day. Iron ore, de. rear the Borough.
and convenient to the rand, rivers and rallroade.
The Terms of Sole will be At down, in one year. lila
two year; 34 In three yes.. with interest et 6 per cent.
Per annum. A deduction of 6 per ant. will be made in.
prompt payment of the principal, duo In one, two and
three years.
Bids Will be seared, at the name time, for quarrying,
hauling noel laying two or three thousand perch of stone;
for Mating, or for making and laying, one million of build
ing brick. and for maklog one million of fire brick; for re
moving 10,0t* cubic yards of earth. In rutting down and
filling op drake; and for grading. cbing and P.pav in gs,ooo superadal yards of Ohio landinz a im, for the home.
dist. erection of twenty small tenements, famishing all
the materials mid labor.
For any and all the above lobe, oho half will be paid to
moth, as the work progress, the remaining bait helots,
mcads or buildings, at emotion cash priest perfect tides ,
br o warranty deedisfor every Item mid.
Plats and maps of the propert ; and deecriptions of the
eurronoding country, So. may be bad by application to
soTor the fallowing named proprietors. at their reaper
ties residences or places of business, as shown below.
• Surveys. plans. drawings and specithations. with refer.
once to labor, material,. tn. dc., required Belabour, vrW be
texhibit.° tat the office of the Company. to liarbeeter. after
he day of October.
In addition to the mammoth Car Factory. Foundry.Dla
chine Shop. Steam an, now beteg emoted in I*d:s
-etter. arran g doyen other menu establish
omts ars already in , pre ndt :cs, foe the
erection of half a do
ments, to be driven beam. S Also, an - ex mire Bun
'loam several Churehee and •magnitinenttha
bill, but near the railroad depot and steamboat Landing.
These Improvements, with - the contemplated early com
pletion of the Clerelaud and Plttsburgh - rallroad bridge
neMlOl the mouth of Beaver. Into Bothester, and the Orr
merry depot and station attachments. asi also liberal and
attendee improvenworts of the Public lending" and streets
by the Borough council, and the location, at this place,
of two or more extensive coal yards, forehiPPiog coal down
the Ohio, will Immo a continuance of finely Lima at Hoek.
ester, and require an Immense amount of labor for years to
00109.
manyespeeted that all the underelined.proprietona with
of their friends and arsociates, from the But, will
be present at the above eaht.in October.
JOHNO. 001.1 Lb. Bechenter, Beaver
THOMPSON, Wakefield, R. 1.,
. JOHN L. NEWBOLD,' Philadelphia.
11111.API WALBRIDOE. N. Y.,
STEPHEN' D. DILL AY Pl. .
ORIGEN VANDENBURGH, J Syracuse, N. Y.
sepl.td
Grand Procession of the American Pro
• . • .testant Association. •
AGREEABT,Y. to a manta tion.of the Grand
. Lodge et Its last madam the annual reiebintion will
• e place no the city of Pittenurgh,ort 11r)ND tbel/th
of SepteMber.lBs4. The dlgenrnt Lodges In Sb. Western
District of Pcon'a will march from their respective Lodge.
room to the.place of forming the Procesalon, where they
will take their place aceording to their No. The Prom/-
Won will form on Nay at • the right ratting on Li/mirky,
extending down Gray to Peon. tip Penn toward. St. Clair.
ThoProcemlon will more at preciaely 1.014 o'clock6.ll.
• Bourr.—tip Liberty Marood,. down Wesel to Third_orn
Third to Market, 'Jonget to St. Clair. down St. Clair
to the Bridge, ammo , the Bridge to Federal, op Federal to
North Comm.., An North Commonly East Common, along
Nut Common to Second down Second to East Lorre,
down East Lane to Ohio down Ohio to Chartnut, down
Chain ut to Mechanic's Bridge, MM. he Bridge to Penn
irt., aloe,g Penn to Lawrenceville. from .thence to Mr.
gr="`',aw wh er e th e me mbers oLgrachtruZb:Ci
pp.k.r.,, • •
Itarntsneo.—The Proortslon will march to Penn M., down
Penn to Wayne, up {Fame to Liberty, down Liberty to
Smithfield. along Smithfield to Seventh. up Seventh to
Weisner up Webster to Washingto ,n up Washington to
Wylie. dOWn Wylie to ifth.dow to Sithfield, down
Smithfield to
wn Mar eh. down Water to Ferry,• lop Ferry
th e rdo Fo.th to t h e y from from thence to where
th Pmeession formed. where they will be dismissed.
The Pressrssion senile under the Immediate direction of
Brother D. L. Smith. Chief Marshal.
AbIUEL uYLER
JOHN McDONALD, Com. on routO.
11.11E18312TE%
No spirituous or malt liquor will ho permitted me the
ground. and any member of the order who AllOll4lllll the
route and Co late MY grog *two ar tavern 0111 be itriDDed
ot hbeyegalla and turned out of the Proceed:ln.
SAMUEL MUER. D. D.O.
tor the Western Dbtriet.of Penn's.
• • - Are you .Sick?.
THEN you can't be-cured too goon: Don't.
delay until' your coniplalnt is Incurable. and then
mourn ,when It is too late.' Fourlifths of all the Wanner
which people the ehareteyards, might be cored by
Ayers Cathartic Pills. If taken to season. Don't go drag
ging through the Paring, fslntoleeps and listless, became
soar blend le loaded with bile. Don't wear the hesk.sche,
brarnburn and their kindred diaordsrs, because your
nomad. Is foul. Don't eared. yourself around the world
covered with Pimples, Illotthek Ulcers. gormand ar
any of Mesoderm diseases of the skin. because your eye
tern wareaneing. Don't
your
yourself stout. lean,
haggard ohcared in. because your nomad" and Dowels
need strengthening Into healthy action. Aser's Fills esta
these things right. se surely as water quenelles gra Thee
purify the body and bkod. and restore their functionsto
healthy activity. which you rsin feel as quick as they are
taken. They are the .one greet medical wonder of this
age. n lttrl by all who home their rlrtucs, and mans
timesas know them. Take the Cherry Pectoral for a
Cough, and the Pills for all derangements requiring pnr-
Retire .medleinee. :-
by Dr. .1. C. AYER. Practical and gnalytleal
:-
Prepared
Mum; sod Ma by Dragnets and Drail.
In Medicine thronghout this section. wipti.luedienT.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT for Cisterns
u Syriac -Hocks. Hocks. The tYWy au.—Various brands at
ways on baud at =9 tborty ft. W. Or. WALLACE
Pittsburgh. Sept 61-3wdatirT
t§PEARS' MILLS - von RENT.—These
desirable and Tar popular PLOURIN(I MILLS taut
T BULL attnehed. are t oPW l for ren t low, thepreu.nt
t r flTe r =e Ci o l :eTi l iftelret .h. u T r I Z,
being =tinniest by' the Llttle ' fiesser river, sod S an dy and.
Dearer CanaL They are 4.5‘ mile. tram t he Ohio ricer, or
out-let Lock of the Canal, and the Pittsburgh a aeres.
land railroad. There le In contemplation land bo o been
the
and Van. built, • ralhoad from Darlington to
the river, Which wOl make theconamunlcation to this ILL
good the year through. .
Tat Ml:Sten very desirable location for sellin anode.
bail• good run - of natom. doing s good cash buquess.
about ii?..lXou per annum. Any one wishing to engage in
a ems willdo well to call soon on the too-
Proinietors so they aro determined to rent for the reason.
mentioned above. . D 4 BAIIVEIL
Spear's Mills. Colombia.. Co.,
to Postotliee address: Seville/ Peril. Dearer lks.. Penn's. or
J. D. STUART.
• Union Lints Pittelsurhe. j
ARRCRANT,AND GRIST
. stated on Curtly. Creek. 4 mllee nom the eitY . On
utenvWe Turnpike road, motahu N0..4. wad
Ttrtir.ir:clei ' Versailst&ltSerqtr_o ll. pr " ,poo t h m uil
dyed an Wither barrels os none ner day. Pun eterenowne,
turelhnu house. Cooper ahop, Rabb/. Su; The water power
I.
*mon,: the best In the Coutkty. to which is added supple
I_sm power. when mulled Sudsy enema The neigh
borhood Is highly Impnsred. aed among Meths:4ln wes•
tens Penn'a. Terris. Nadi, balance to one and lwo years,
with Interest. Apply to Ip. 31cLAiN tr. SON,
No. 41 1' n 5. .1.
A HOUSE 6 FOR 9350.—F0r sale, a
ao ,Cot %t e d.l47t e, ii r tArtrictr r .. kitiate i n 4 with a
Cherry teem • flu',icrriot sitKle . tree, situat am Arthur
" sear ra nd .
ic C. 1 7" T r.
brick a ma..., itaVlO!i. 9 '7" "*"..
cab 5. CIITIIuaIT 50N, 110,
XrEIV. MUSlC—Selected.by Henry Kleber,
4r.o.nr, to the tutun cities, andjuSt ree'd li
t , ONOlt—The Wild Wood Elmo, by Mrs, A. Wade.
The Harr +r Pode, vocal dUettbl" St. ( Um ,
Ott. Summer Mbhr,Serenada by Cal kat.
Ttop Old Farmer's tiriucr Rona and tiowtett, by Abbey.
I:reolag—a teautiftd Pona—by Cr. Abt.
Oki loopy—Eons and Chorus—by Wurzel.
Yaw Dar..
PIANO—The Penwell STa'ts. to the /sulk, of America,
with
- Pee tirt'aettiloWPYliti
The Erealud Shade -
Titania Waits, by Prey,
•
Um Chase &hottish. by Iticreer. -
The Coral - on tn• Cuckoo—celebrated Havana Contra
Dance' or Warren. •
l.a"Oermandree. Welts. by EL Clore,
The Analeea Mika, by it &flare.
The Veteran Polka, by C,Pekert.
et,anti babe Ilaro." . • aera
SALE--in acres of Land on scam
' modatlng terms. adlolultuo Lot Mort!. Wog b.
Room the central Railroad and Frookstron Plank
la Rood.
rn-dtt - ItOBER T .D4I4Y.
11.10 E-25 teL prilnp Alice arriyupg and for
xt. Ws tot J.OIUI WATT 41.1).
YRUVOLASSES--20 eolden
1:/ .2`" . "".. WiT° ' "4 r" )o . ezri Verr 06,
RlMlN—afTroblo.• bright No: 2 Rain to
soillvossol br ode b . JOUN WATT! CO.
I'INBIICCO-75 Ins. Wit • on4 • 11'; Toba#o
A. 414 4. ,b 7 ./.11rDiltotlYroltrukrerst- •
inkftsit SWEE'r 1 1 1 0TAhl by
fts_ :. . . 4..1t. MWARLAND. 2111 TAW ty g. •
CIOAC N I I ,IIIII's Ciiicitioisti.Soat.; • •
t., . I.ll4o4Chemleal diz ..
Alefoilashl:4 Palm AL . 1 f:y• F• , lb, 1
a la I '•'' ani.d.'"rrinda Mille 'Abut i It.
iriak3=B;;ll whitersitea—LiWitisto
Kip by log4 . ' J.l V. IIeVAIILA- D, 206 L.11 , 4T041.\
motAlß.l:—.Wrep ii;mlBotribit.
oarb,l i vim i ttlit
t ee 4. 44 r:. Mho to ra,
ctrlsti
Vra ' AV'Sait _TIN. 0008.71101tb \
FOR $5OO—A llotif dad t, loporq
1: Cltyob Cor2ll O. • • ;,,...._ T 1 SON, \
VIFINioOW . CUITAII4 A7tiVic assort
y y • msoi.orsoomilreltigali Mink
ea . • TU . o. et at
• - - -
ALMOND STAT , --tAdortue 3;671
boob Almood 0,11. Tee% hrz : 40e. "E 015.1.
....__ • • doom. Tador ja<1,3 .. 1.
A mANDINi_: 7 A. -..e.id.. article \ for
11.4 th".lBa-maltherarb.L'ljaald Maitilk
EMPLUSTRAU T -Ono of the . best Rah:
Tooke 00. ha oft-4161.1t nsie4 sad ft al& lista..i
lot AA. nee p : tot. 05 odd &ad 1.142:k0t ot,
Orfir FAMILY "OE ESSEE" Flour on
! e,
Jui ham whips Ri. b
ppUr. \ ' J. a Iy,HEA,
AtirAttg: 7 4ir ' 6 4 iiiii- - A.A.'idibloo
• Os orlll poo* and cowl:to tho ed. or Ith 10. t.:
• re& Peewit kloeboov. lair* • now Lod osoy.
poi Colon. Posolosod It kbo 0 voelo net
•
finplory . Bakal* t Om lark 11
PM' Mt. team toot oyooponsU got i ' l i
wally mart %boo oi . . \ .
74 - 4 - Ktitil i SD *tat A ree'(i .
• • kw po.ollho sbot7
sc4 00.
4 1 RalliiikaiN : Wi.irgZ.WO \ ttV i r .
reil i thllo2mi .. 1 , 6. , . ir..... a...;15,
y 7.*r.7774' A.11=11.3101g.t.
GOPOlthill22o begesenel r
- tio Coffee, a
riving mkt sob !e•• 'AiIp:O7ATT I 00.. •
_ r ., ,• % • s • Ile. .1514 . 1enty
—7l----""; Vi l yr a nAhrifeyt=MiSt C* l
TIMIDEND NOTiuk..—Thit Ruud of 0 i
nrL rp
Marl i i tap"."2,; '2Ml°.lrcbt.
i nuulu in iu , L
.vez i . ituyllyl
Clark I %tloa. WAS. A SY. Pros I.
44 Plltt SS 1 OPOCO OrJ,
~.., .---..........
VOR 11414 . 1 L 0; SU 'macs each,
ilta
g i uziremat
~: 4.warta
Fr-
4 ?011 SALE--arpleasiatty pitAtotott, Awe* U {ea.leaNrih Nay
WANTED-::-Tho to 15:ncits; with
rie= ts sirrigg. l / 2 14"1 11 42 1 4.41
.13 ao I itiMi% vprt.4l3l,4i ii I s t
T iuoatßE-Sitllam. d iitItiVILLiItAILROA u
D m when
p+, 7 At i gftiaL l 'env i nviag u tiz i r-v
7r.
Pr i Zr c'" sostiiots
g B, l 7 li'sstr.ia LI
-43. "'"` Gt re /41 4, 1 "'?"2, 1 .
Va. box or ha .
Boodles. • 'do, I.' .
• 1r5an0T1,V12,4"..1b5... •
11..c..#41, a tiros:V. . ,
18EiD — SiTHEAT , 4 'vet Top.
Al.tisesai \ltti4 •-• iltxtt"T"'"'s
...." 01 ".4 - ti . silo et s tit j it.
mac, ~ • •
irtoLLAjost twed
~ ~ '►"'.
.17 - pci:
saw siies
. • AdEstr , \ ,- '•-- '" ‘•
.. ,_ \\
•
For Selling end IliiyingC.lPat t ent Rights.
rpm subseriber;'; having: leariiieo from his
Ai. intaantree with Patentees , and withieereeni• who
were desirous to Dell Patent Rights for Mks. Counties.
States, de. ae well am with others who wish`to onrchaee '.,
adrh rights. that an agent to transact that kind of bust , '
mew
wad much needed here, has deterramedte devote his
time and his abilities to the service of those Who may de,
sinteemploy him.
t Pb rp aid ne . himself to attend faithfully to all Waiters en
to him, he concludes by referrin=cblie to
the following testimonial of a few of the el 'of \ Hi te' burgh, burgh. Sc. ItOSI:3 7. TON.
. N
. • •.. . Prentaintall. Stupid 17th, t Lit.
The s u bscribers hire. bog been acquainted with Mr. 1
Wales 7. Mums, and haven. hesitation is recommen,dias
him to all who may wiela tolnaptoy his services. n. a gas
tleman of undoubted lntealy end indefatigable ItidustrY I
In who. exertion s everyreliance may be p . \
.Nerille B. emir. . W ,lio,h__,__ltume. Jr.. . \ .'
Wm. Wieser, Jr.. ! .It.h o n b r,= . , \
W.ll. Denny:
James Wow , N. Rolm. & S on; \
\ I
PAL:Friend.
:., F. Lorenz,. ! Kramer a Rahm,
L. IL IJvinsiston.
anten-tf
froobimation.
virtue of a precept under t . he hands of
wsi.n. McClure, ?resident of the Greet of Common
Please In nod for the sth Judicial district of Pensylvania,
and Jostle:sof the Court of Oyer and Terminer. and .gener.
.1 Jell DuilrerY In nod for said District, and William
Boggs and (Jerrie' Adams, Eton. Associate Judgees of the
same county, Maud for the muntyof Allegheny, dated the
SClth day of Atentst. In the year of our lord one thou.
and eight Matched and tifty.4mr, and to 038 directety for
holding • Court of tryer and Terminer and General Jill
Dellrery,at the Court House to the city of Plltabargh, on
the Ist Monday of October. at 10 o'rlock, A. 51. '• •
Public notlee Is herebygiven to all Justices of the Peacw.
Coroner and Constables of the county of Allegheny, that
they he then and there. In their proper persons, with their
roll.. records: Inquisition. • examinations and other re
membranors,th do thaw things which to their reseeethe
- officers. In their behalf appears to be done—and sdao thaw
that will proem:de the prisoner. that now are. or may he
10 the POI pf said county of Allegheoy. to be then and
there to profteute agrinst them as shall be inst.
(ilren under my hand In Pittsburgh. tide 30th day of
.tur t il i 9lllrftrute autT.:=lll .11111:
an3l Wit . MAUILL. Sheriff.
Fisk's Parent !details Burial Cases:
FOR protecting and preserving the dead,
for ordlopy trtWmept, and also roe tzunportlzur
he proprietors ere prepared to make favorable arrange
ments with undertakers and others. to aunty them by
holesale. dauspies to he seen at warehouse ho.lo Wood
• st., and at manufactory, owner 2Rtufgand O'Hara streets,
near the Water Works, Pittaburgh. •
Also—Reerp mmeMerHy on band lire Proof Pares,Of Yen
superior octant); Vault Domw. Trott Ehottara Ornamental
Iron Railings, getters,. Vases and other fancy work, and
improved &hoof Furnitors .manufactured and sold at
reasonable prices by Depluins) A. & W.T.M'CLUILO.
• Ladies' Class in Mathematics. ._
TN THE: MATHEMATICAL :DEPART.
MDT OP • WPM COLLEGE UAW am taught
rithmette, Sitonentasy. Descriptive and Ana
lytical Geometry. Trigonometry. fdesoration. Linear Per.
imeetive. Spherical Profeetiona, Shades 11111 d Shadows. Ms.
This des* to designed__ printipally for teacher, sad advan
ced incidents. and wilt be confined to Mathematic. alone.
Moors —Wednentay from 4 toe P. hi ; Satordar. front 9
to 12 A. M. Terms — ill per semion of 20 meets. PeYeble
tr , advance. P. IIAYDEN, A. AL.
eepl ; Profesem of Mathematics.
UNIVERSITY. OF MARYLAND.
PCIIOOL OP MEDICINE.
Forty-seventh Session begin on
MONDAY, - October Oth, lOU, and and on the Ist of
11353.
Principles and Practice of B_urgm.. y—N. q T il.l 4. !it D.
Vriga i r.ti d rgtargni . . w da.ts2=l Pig, M.D.
Anatomy and Physlology- , ilosepu Roby, 1L D. • •
Obetetzles—Richard FL Thomas, M. D.
Mattel& Medlar and Patbcdogical Anatomy—Ourge W.
Miltenberger, M. M.D.
Prsetiesi Anotomy—B, D. Smith, M. D.
Clinical instruction at the Infirmary, belonging to tho
llnirenity, and tiontaining one hundred and Oft beds.
Fen tor the'Lectures, *oo' Matriculation tee, 16-, Grad
uation fa. t.V. IY3I. E. A.AIKEN, M.D. , Dean.
The National Intelligeneer and Union copy u abore,
and send Ms to Dean; and all other imps. to which a
marked Japer's sent, will pntillsh Loth,' amount ofSon, sad
charge HaL Patriot. i sepLlw
GEORGE R. WSITE
NO: BIZET S.ThEEr
ILL open on and 'anal. Monday next.
Y
r lb day of September. a richand varied assortment
o Park, Made, Velvet, and Cloth Make, Wings uld
Fhileberts: •_ -
. Lupin's F rench Merinom Ceshineres an dMo nideAal tied
do Bornbasitas, Tarelse Cloth and Plaid - • -
Also, striped, barred, and plain Mug
French Chintzes, _Embroideries and Laces, soda .eneral
anairtment oflsdler Yall and Winter Drees hoods, tour.
chased recently at the Auction Pales In tier York, at •
great reduction from former prima These Auction Fates
beilla unprecedented:the quantity exhibited beim, 9131311,
ally lama and the quality very superior—goods were sold
at ruinous maids,
Pittsburgh. August 31, 1834.--replder •
(Morning Post cm. eeks./
` • WAt. A. IRWIN'S
ittkAL ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87 Fiont
greet, dd door from Market; border to Ike Charo
n OM
su:74l Pig Iron. lm • Cc.' WWI/ bought and eold.
•
ITALUABLE FARM FOR. SALE.—Tin
subscrlbe Monroe for sale bin firm on the Northers,
Turnpike. secu Town,ln this county. It embalm
117 aerm-00acrom cleared, end the readier. well timbered
and watered, Limestone and storm Coal of tire beat noel
abonode nearly to the hole .farm. 'the
buildings and Improvements am in go od order, and of a
quality saleable. •
This farm Is 12 miles from the city, 3 miles frau tie
: nearest steal= on the Central rally:endued iebont the same
distance from the nearest elation on the Allegheny Palley
railroad. and will be add. low and on easy term. Apply
on the premises to WILLIAM THOIIPBON, •
Or to MELLON NEOLEY, Attorneys,
an3l N 0.6 Wylie ?Minuet.
Carnages.far Sale: •
rarE undersignedbm:pstreceive'd
from tbeltut. st Ids OAKRIAGE WARPIRE
eitasted .0 the Two Allis Rare,betweent
berth * lawnoceville s spheadidUeortmeut Vehicles
Grover, dela tt it=t xismatalzoelismregri.
he ow the , T/ Aaron tense ihr
muds . Raving bed twelve taste in the bug."
pad with las wen known beilitlet la the Zest, be flatten
hamar la tuttlati down o =Pgl i = 4 6, '
U d liel m sarest 1 7' oita ternft* of Can
1,7 -
yr WILLIAMS! Select School, corner of
11... Peru and LlbertY " A •.•. l ° now in &nap% • -
wirast 49tb,1118.344.•
TAVERN STAND FOR SADD—A five
Aor,r , =l.l,bwrqprztzepilt:
hadna l 3 m.o. to ran . Apv to MG M & EON
nil LES. • WHITE GUM ARABIC on
I,Jlkir hand sad for nala by ' • • PLEMING BROS. •
9no LBS. TARTARIC ACID for mile by
jSneoesrare to J.
- -
_- Provisions, &c,
111AM.9, SIDE S ejul SHOULDERS, in salt;
11. lb n
CEA". So do
n • ar Go re d _
Ced rdo •
'Mak d .
a, any motet
iron
Lard 01L Winter islorakaldjhr saki
V.M. 110 141E8 k BRO.. 90 Watkr EL •
•BolootBehooL , • :• •
MR. WILLIAMS will
Vilit„..2_°=fflact7,._".3l-norz
n.
:t o latzt,2ll:ji •
• EnguEk. adrakLanno
Enunard: alao. kronen
ti llV ai l;ew MIL can • la antraunodated In'
QPLEI s IDID.EIkIBROLDERIESIngs rt '
kj ALI . No.. 1. Market at, are atm opoplanoas of in.
Wort and most ruled assorlanet4 oi• kvarEek sad d 1 . trina Rakrokkritt urn! osnwt 141 r. The ookELEL
PS IEZatr ainaalti kanukcieollark, - •
'ao E' di e fljo e lt .. take.
Toolbar mitt allcokkeat :siaortannat Illatindaka
adainkL and insertanka \ aEla
- - - - - - -
VOPrER STOOKS. VCR 1 4 V.K--SaveritT
the auqm tl& littds6 161610¢ CoN stock Tor
I°7
bifft " " '747 11 . 1101R7 1 00111, 76 libito.
_ _ _
3ALF,.--6 . aoros of Land bin superior
Anlisalt.,°SielOrattlittrV4edti.an.apir,l Lopie
Ood'seLaevy for Judos - ldr:Ttatiart'S‘
dna garden. on watch bone of timbal.. ttakraprlng•
It Is • beanglfol lotfor • residests.
arra • \
Al.-2 s adiolgjgg llartraVO• Agrera, of rage:Mr
.1312 m • • . *01:103..7+240 at. •
" • Board . of Trade and. Merc h ants ' \ , i
• : . Excharge. -•- • . \..,.
AN Election of Officers for the ensuing. year
will be add . t I het r riems on_ V(9Sseeday. .pi. Rh \
A N
the boor. of: uld 00. 1 .:Oe; , ,;
~—ren2 .. • W . &AA V EN ... ii. el , .
.----,,.,_____
4.011 N SOUTH. CTik. II ,MAKER; nurser
or North Common and /Mersa ot, Alleigbeay ate
re ,
he enteoelreiy liatlatttlafta SI , VT7 deloilnkm or
;!I t U
ti Llitgtl4 ter c Ntiloloa VA= sm..
t l'aL icw . rdrgit l(l,lr,'ecrtrt*ll(. ti '.. .147 "" : , i ' IV! ' rttigg
rite. inentko eon ' critics/ ex4o.otion.weJ log coot,
t 3 / 4 We continue:l rowan to Ontelsore. blota.Oeltatep
110.6. the vaotertal nod workmen outplaed, style or 201111
, Vittla 700-111!e*O00 bo ounprtat 'alai In the Zeno,
l'il_ .. •
, •
, s Board of Trade. \_ '
TLIE iegnlar Mon th ly Meeting or the As - .
‘.telatk,c .111 be bold at *dr zooms oti3IOXDAY.
Supt. 41b. at: o'cicek..P., N z ' • . if.lt, li4VSb{ lIVZ..
tilin7§,lagiiiine iii; U7re ITWir gi
e i A sat by \ • •sell \... '. . • J. 11.; CULNPIED:.. •
pLABSEk-200 !obis • tot eel s li
g.aßpsivs law MONTIM•Y MAGA
tp9icr , SEPTXMHZII—Itee4 by a lbahle. 41A
•••••••=11•D Antal\ on litaattattazu Whe dlseerminit
P . ARoltr:__
.... ! : iru P. M
c ot ti irt i Tl• B lM•t y ph in A t i:
i h" .7arj " '/7•• el: gil="ll4<rt TlittV4•7ll%!
3 , A": 7 (.7-.., 7. -th • vr.:=l Tx,„nzzva-p . itti
iagerrr e mod Xigte Oman .nd ,t,e A I tonerscrer, T... rid-
Ciente Stolen Allot: Montt,' oeltis i Vou.ti, bz i Firt
It t irlD Sloathlr
T 4 C 4111 .e• E4•T a l t l74l,lllll • 7 •Th•Z:Yaterwrr t ro . -
kg ematnigurik.v.eA.rinVivraat:i
•••11 , • ) Mantes% etc Childrim's Drente.
..11=
.___ ____
\AMi:II.I,OAN S. S. tkPtriILIOATION—
at fresh tu +
r 14 WC SA$2 1 N W . 1* " s " , filqlNZ il4. 3 T,4 E ti,
1• 8— Aa c brToLuv Alashea .c‘•,mr•pkes t 1
,\ mns anu
-
IWBSwt AND NO. 1 MAC •, .fin kitta,
reel bylt z Likom Boi t,. 4,. ,
..N............,_ - . • MODLVRO.
11(10SINESS VANTED.:4ISO5 7
,7td the
1 1. 1h, 1rVAT t° 4 o o,o ""br
vioRETBRANDy.AND ra o r ihriwiduirmirim A n Ina.i naafi's. Into by
rti • • YLEMLNIA nEOS.
- -
tone PetUvian just ritt'
sevi tal3 " 4 " 44 /I "''' / "" a l st tjkiirs"ivaan
RAEWAY'I3 RENOVATING RESOLV
levraast.r.e4 844 Its 411 .. VlL l iziut43 4 c)
sun •
..4 — TEN4.3.--4 torte ava'a itallow ware,
" 1 •4? on o u i ftw " *4 " o 'l.'l6lBoN &co.
.
• PC$. MERRImeo mco
o ...PRINTS. entlislynaw 4414. ointloyi lath an
44 nth! grC v vdr i- -A4 mklaar•d'ul•Gltba"
41...5k A
.i ~. Hal% / alk.. ---- i --- 1 ici iii - iiiii7r ~."'-'-'
1 \ Opl, 4.I, u Ig_ELLOR,' 'Bl Wood st., Pitts ,
1. . s 1 l. F 417144,11.44: egl sk tertAnt . t.4 l lls4 . the
_._, -. , . gANTAjet.IIIL.L.4
wiknif4 mantimara muullansally. l N A . 2 Loyel k a :Ili '
ouuk7t r ,nsate of "UMW Al -‘,. The 4414
'•••
71 ) 14 1 '01 ' 1 1 ' l b • 1.
rit "41" Mr. * lll7l l lht.h
-loa n etl4: 111. ' -
-.taw 031 thi 9 , 41nat 0 - Ir r iVivallinfir.ric#,spc... s .. •
' IaZU beibe Wes& Ji h.,11 1 " th br. ''• - ''
~ \ : 11 ERCLIANT8--•W P - 74 ' wi Ds; ''; ' 40grg —Xmi - Ozr;sXll/Rogir. '
r aPPuilt - fiDerr. ':..---------.-n:-- • 4 ' '
~ rte.' bAls. Cr.. Med., Dbl., th-...aw 0 . mit its . - .IORA --'..- '
6 7t d P i ll,,VgratMa l. ~1;'3,2,,_, , -
•. - . . - n „,,„... 514 7 3
,It*s.l pore
.frptJt;'"
12 ". 'SM.,. .. der_r7-!V''' ',.. " ---.÷.--.,,: '"....-(..,=:!, - I •:: !,.• LP'
174 i 4 8/ 4 64 1 1. 9 a1=1:1M,,C11 1 1%/i 4 , ppil l --..- 1 24 bbto:o 9 ,llo.4k,rith . . _ ,
A, ? ..,b",.,.b, . _ -.3. .ULTaJt.- q - -atdo • -do. Wrbat O r *- t 1 14451.441.0114 k
.--. thitint 1 , 04*4*114": , . S.• "'" li ''' 4ll egbgt ' 4 °L ,, 4•Z44.4=4i-iiv1124 1 1.-_, -..,,, -.-
GiYrDEL p 31 4 , !. ,
~ , .cl...iikrp t .4 I‘, 041 1 V ~,„:. ,-7
~c.'.rti
ennslbli UT' d a 1 - '"- ' ~
.41 1 40 - zroaswadia:,, I TRERV O7 OO 6O4- ''
I q .0 4 140ce tons libada Faizsee. hot
al 1+ p" " Zia. 130 a:4 1 71 . 2 14i t utd et.
OINTMENT JARS—CaDog 1.4 - both 2
le SO " mei % I °IS. r "no. num koo•
11DP We—NW h Metal. Oold Leaf, ei t i.
lAA es2ar uning tr j " itialnigt"
MOLBS . BT.. 4 B,ilif SF4NNA 9EI balk
In • 11XIIIRG MOIL
• •
fiw -, .• • • -
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Cbssntrcial .
DAVIS
Zooms. emu"
-\---,-----_
entRATOR'S
\ -Alm Thu ' ..i.
, riet h gagiiare 454
\: 31, 26
:: 7 ,, i hia ssip ot k1 " d iz.11,77. " 71
\
TAPLE . '..k 1' , DX. DRY OODS AI
AJ at47170:i.. 1 -0* 211 ' r amentna Sestith, at ten
ee oek. at ttte Commeml mues 800.. cony, o s ss.,
mod Ilftb sts.ortll to sold lass sod •••
i 5 ),. . 7 4 4 .„,,,,,
of Foreign ', 1020 Domestic Itkols sod - nos . 43,.. b.
smong whist' 'srs 5ti0.440 'OlOO , . *. ..tb4MasiolMl-
A., d51.
memo, osedtmilitootlonsdes.om • !+ 1 M . t:=,
calicoes. slosh s , de lob s ., .0 - s--...
‘hd.kft., cravats. righ tine.. 3 1P, .. ' ---.4.•
r ud`." 's P ,lp, tw tl t t h" er b.6 l l,r).trituT - m.b 5 ..ii5,••.6 '..,
ism! cartets i oldrioode cl iN : kink sue.
•,., • ~
NOOKS OD , COUPO. BONDS, AT \. • \
UCTION:4In Thursday - Xtitithil &roll:At. ~, \ s
sold '\ '
30 Aare, Esehangen Rank orPitto ^• It Skirl.' - . \
00 ••• Ohio sod* Railroad bon\ . do.
10 . ' a '.Western 1• • , *CO dOl. \ • do. .
1 2.Allegben- Plums ••• Pcm Bmtde. r o w "V b .' • • •
2'Cityot Pittsburgh . .•- 410 ,
ORPHANS' COURVSALE.p,F , .k : FINE
COUNTRY SKAT.—On Weldtectlayetenletarpt.7th
at .3a o'clook, at the Merchantelhoobange. ettitt, willbo -
oold. weeably to adjournment, b_yorder of Th00,t7 , " • •
Itaccu orates. Arahella fitatenbablOtee'd, that IV.
amble and ileathabla Country tiost;:finaterl the co
t
°f• Rit i atro W ptrty b Vngl7l, b ul k A oi r l33 ‘ a ' ' ." ' "Eiltkili . ii
•
on the eolith oldekof • Wllkl
de nabouv and . .
ririe . ... •l r', , r ° of f ' , W 4... ,c l { 3 ,r , „ .•-
rhe mambos are tp eicellent contlltlO ",,. imintaletiiioa \ :"
Acres of choice lantl,eath large brick al Maw. bei*
I tan , . ftrrilyps balm: atahls.,ac.„ of the deserlima, ". .
'no orchard of met .11rultlir000..admitl . aloes; itc,r ; •",
.i .
This to one of tbe moot ilesiroble sites a . 7, helms
so Teems ilier. at all times by_ranroad. tumoika. , . t ,
Terms at sale. A phut 'Fan be leen A so [ll"cirther In '
foromUon Oren Lithe oleo rooms. P. 2 , 1 1.1. t US. Oct:- ~
3 WC
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•
at r
K tt ...
4 rs.
z.- ti.- •
t. tt
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'l_.°!
140 illgilg', l ,ltieJ B .: al,.°Mal,
September 9tte, st 3 o cloek, ob the ;nada WM be egegd,
by order of Bobettltobb, Ers,,Traatee of ea Agnes itik
bon, Ono hundred and POrtr Building - ta or t•
duet adjoinbm thaTth Welpi, ltd eitnate • terms
deanan and the late residence of.llon. W . . Porter. Thls
propnr M within aAm mlnuteileallt of °Court Hod,. ,
and • line of omnibus. paean the preml bourt offer
ing many Indarements ltu• profitable Investment or to me- ,
thanks and other. desiring cheap asul patamnt kestiOns: \
\
Salem without reserve. t. ~. , • ~
Terme. One-t hird cash, residue Int one, an/ten:trans • ,
with In tetiat. Plane ma be had at th) ,„ sttles rooms. \
mile • t M. DANIS. Ans.
\
_ APOTRALIA. A
.
SIXTY D \ L ! , YS' PASS- OE.
Pioneer Line of lifontlilY I 1
I, kete
CARRY ..73. T UNITED STA Z.'
•he fallowing Slaps barn : t . ,
Itromue 1 teas, July, Skl EMI" 4 2 X 1 COil, Jtart
i. xt„,
4...0.7.1.1,i Arlo tODI4A Pit LilPrenla6l69l(ktang4Ul '
ocean
18 71 . 1 p ie..46ot onp, Se t. lEd 863. 1
40t tons, Ott: 1.3.
p
1852. ". °A a Wns,, S r•TY..
Oneat. 1.500 tow. Oct., 1852 • 1853. ... 1, ,
Sasso. 1.450 tens, D.., J 662. aildaspe.9oo DeptSatterr,
Bannore, 1,300 tons. Jam. OM. , ._ ,
1853. Albert ft - onklie, Web. WM.
E,essee.roo..2oo tons, March. drigdrizak, 1.081 tons: Ware
3853.
Oregon. 1.000 tom. it,srelp GPerwte, 1 .%* tww,, IlaYs .
1853. , lbS;!. :
..t.Teregt,too tees. April, , P3. .. , \
The Sniped thee Line me tted with Emanates Pats 11
Vent:Lusa and earn Pm:de DietaltcrElle-Boata.
. rh....zei nentnithand Clipper Ship WillEß
r,213 Tons Besieger. W. U. Beast; Master, suceeed S M
•tlertrude• m Eigghtestittgradp or this LIZ ad ti
geE •
for
Melb'''''imth ai f September.\
\
On th e o -
The rraloo SPUD be Wit. on the most ;Parma mod \
orp priacipleil and le omettered \tobe • *rata model eg •
Marine Atelltectura. Tram ahe &she a anwlig =
ow, edam finest and futeetelipPer Mlle error oust
WWII VISIMCO without dolly, as. Poly a limited number
of let and 2d Pablo passessors vlll be taken.
RI F , : bath' at Pasmiter, spsl 3' - ort i bter i t at Plot 10 K . Rai
auf a IA6 WaliStreeneer York.
•
• • • H. PY, ,
GENERALL COMILISSIONf.FACTOB,
Will attend, to the purchase and *leaf Merehandlie,
Beal Estre i .ae. and the negotiant* of Billa,Notet, Mort!
P‘i of moan, tc
g g
""iltetallaill;E:l4tne.rbe n•id
""oe'
wtment. it le hoped satiafection wil=t to Voram. 6...
II en who mar Larne blot with their bonnets. Office; NO
to. Hand it, bitween Liberty' and PllOll '
• •
D. T: Margin Shrivel. Inlirortb,
.OW Muter. Pennock, MI
3hasbau Mdleasi L 03.. BialeY.Binnr& s . .
Palmer, ilannn &Ca. ii . trl.ool rnTns,
John ir
Wm. DllvortJt, JohriD.BleCo;
john3f den., ~tdJW '
restalin
.acres of ground, neai
the propertr nf Menem joirder:ir
are in • beautiful .grars, in: which
g.. The remaining !Jetta are emend.
eta►• fine view of the Penna. galleon,*
giver. It la about 10 minutes,rsik
put.. 11. iteLAUf &SON. Ti.t.thert, f.•
itc;i.,: 11 1;,.. it!
&VII=
I BEBR ROM BUTTER flit gala by,,.
.7: W. itc74.V.4o.2itt. tlat•Lavelli.Pwtiott.7
I:MR/OLEN .YA ,N- . -. 2114 0, cuts ply lus l t
. Tolc
... 4 .ate'isfgl. tto, yeeeichtg oor. 8,8 418-
meat
and.
Dor solo bs. iV,IhIcVARLAI•gh 868 et.
;SEW rfertnanin acrAgrico;
1 . 11.4 4 11 ....ruh..p1utt0t d rv.a . .14
oaeetbl, by ab,adzttor of the
bx= 41. 8. 808 WORT C4821081..4
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--\ The ‘rii/baari 'ra off • for mid , ,1., •
:.. \
M IME Lak, ninlea, - Ituannzaad Ira - • at Tobale-
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I Tann, \ \ . \ \VIJMING,BII.OS. -
ZLSII \ FLANNELS —qsl Arphy. 4L-114cb,
tald continue to amp an ontottnuat. at ttitrao-'-
elatt,Flannals. to &nimble on aroottot , ot \
7141 he ',"4/IT'Ame.tki itllr'lrth''&:446llA44l
Tupko, for.svtejkyj
---,—..
TWENTY -WE ACRES Og i. s I ;
r th. Bbrivlden•ilt ratid. \ \ \
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NM &lac at Up!. - •ter neeGreek. 'SA W. O .
anal alms&
A Dwelling Irma \ rii% —— .
an .aar lataul, by .
VAIIPM / -" 1 1,1
au .. ow. cham
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'WARRANTS--The highet price io c4l,
be glrep for Plttatnatik And Allop.oZ.UkT
Warrants, by anl7 AMAIN WIN.
- -
. 11 )110F. THOMPSON'S FEMALE \
• ARIt .Eu am pooh. 11 wmk.. , onIIONDAT. SoPIL -
foresto
Pm maim. on . nom. No Yogi, • !•N
r for bus limo tom the orislan. !,kd Oodneum . •
to stommeo.axoopt y— of 'Protracted Mufti or by r . -
Early • polo will be zormati.to moors &Nice. \
r..z PEARL STEAM MILL willbe
‘t ,. supplr anign Aar Motu, on TIMMY Fun 444181 1, ..,„
esh.ni,tog."l4ll, 1854.--exainkt
• • .
•
\XTBW JERSEr2II 4 iO WNITE. d \ •
I.‘ AM lb. Peep veedtbr sal• by 11:AAIZZARIlirt0. \
CIARRET CHAIN, at
_:•••••
kteCLTNYO•mc a naity,,mas.ikas • \
VEW BOOKS
, y pram, tom ..
lattiVratr aN; A Lra s tititta.a . .aidicae.
in ir • comprehensive system id latmems tbs le •
went of ttanelco sad for .13rras tb•
vve nsint l 4l .r aigt f
tb .la
w t ad
Atrpar's fermis by . • •
nal . Tb.4gari:.
7 :40TIO
ainaet:::=l ,7 tt sa : l., , pi
i tt i telir . aa=
u mKi
.: VenAnt.r:llMrli sr. " M l inli tb
uir r m.
fIKEESE-1.50 . 'Cream Cbeerti,';hist,
rreseer. sal. by- ROIASON
tIRIENTDRUPRi,.:-... 10 "the tava"
~ atils. /1:11t Werlslllo. . " Welos•b6kci4e:drwfd•ruts.o•X'..%
OR SALE--80 shares lington, (kumu .
• ONO Rall Ro•d Do Mort: 33 0.... O. mil •• If•-_1101k
.vll \
!hook 12 sk arn I.l by tttaburgb. Cllkeebreatel sad Lod& .
er•lainaob Iltoek, MD. KUM . • : , ,
anl6 Co l o. ilok Led Iftduse•Rerds••:" • 0
.•.........,___
Q UNDRIES-400 bbls. N. CI: goinualk.''. O t,
L., 50 55.1 a. Syrup and Sugar nous. • ' der. ' -__._,.•• ... .
BO bhds.b. O. Bonn •60 bids. roved • oared Bumf; !.• ~
no p . vim, Rlo Cotten 22. tat. (reds Mat •,
0) . :.., ,
15:330:723101bb1:77,...rert.44-,:::::::71;r2° • .d,,,..8.:70,:ru:
00. 1.
\ ' , .. „.. .. , j ‘:‘"
600 Iwo r •Ittik • geoeral iseortm.t of wriver'••• ...,
Z
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.-.
pat BARLEY in "store and
*wok aulS SELL t LlalinTr.
£llO LoAt;sls on nbtacoeoured by
\.
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