ITTSBURGH GAZETTE
YCHWEITED Dottord.rD 'WEEKLY BY
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DAviD mint. HITS :
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Worn or faros Arran,. Errol= room Aro WOOD.
TERMS
lu DAILY—Six dollar, tem eoh o d3. Par.bk 10,1 r 7 0, 0d7
WKICK L r—lhro dolluerer ahem. in sdranee. Cate
+NU be sephiled 00 , the ddloelog coodltionsg
end , d . do 13 00
kap kir ear.h dub t; celailreoedtione parson,
veN lentriably edvagice No dab Deledowili
the it sipilve, sadism the-money
I. mat fur
4TiS 47 : 11----- ADVERTISiN . di '
gtiara, (10 lines of - Nonpareil or Aliabb7. $ •
~.. one insertion.. ...... .... ... 60
• .06811 additional innielleii ...... -0 25
a oo i
,_ time* weeks ......... .. ... - .4 CO
1 4
. 7 two
ntantb....... -%.----.. .... .-- 6 00
Do' ' • two toenths...-- ' • r - 1 00
•. I. Do . (bur unoutba-....1..-.,.. ' 10 . 00
• • Do .. twelve mend:W.7- ----... ..... la 00
Leareliniz Cards; (6 limo or hos - per auttuan7 000
- ' • dollar, Pa. each additional line.- , • - .
..i . "4,18 Priam changesble at plissure, (Ptir an- . . • '.'
4,P, trans„)•xclualre of paper - ' .26 03
e .o ab . 17 -itinoni *Mtn., Innertnd orornne walk, and
;haltb additional mum inuori under the .71711 Tatou
_ . 11Adnuntseaufnla 'media g n and notolrer fifteen
01". to be charted a• 4:swarm a half.. ~./ •
•••-Pbilahm art td
6 ..- Irina • adrintinmont•
o•7ond th• manna oh &rod Ibr tin le publication. •
--•- ntnnonnelnit candidates lbr • to be clamed the tam
* • Wham advertiemeuts.: '• ,
. fithertlamente 'not =wird On hempt Tor o b r ined
number of insertions, will to son blued for and acted
.=grflu• or au nal 1 1 ' 1;1708er. lerairtly limited to
-Mar own itatondiato %atom and all adrartiements Cr
the bonen, ot other necessity as well ~ all suirertiscruente
not Immediately connected with their own bunicteat. mad
all 01.....0f odnertbeakent, In length or othetwine, b.
0n01.76,, liudt,=,,,,H, will he oh at the usual We.
~... r au mem t adrertinlng. LOlB will he mandoly
nod Innunte pay/nerd to &wired. • • •-• • , •
.7 ,7l Jrarliertiasuanne • for tharitabie lunditutiotta, firs ton.
tooled Wurd,lownship. and other nubile meetinuArd all
.001itisal matins, and notions, tabs charged half tarn
* ' ihmt hnolVes ik l=d 4 irilVl: 4 4 ll :, Mims scam ' •
olad.br7llliarld ineltatSous or ohltuary notions, and went '
e l ,..mOnoPardad.to be Told lid.
mauler advertisers, and nil Alma *analog coomunka. ,
norm, or tonnhing notices -designed LS, 0 11 •tt..U.. to 1
-VV:49 - B, throte, 'Concert) . or any • public enonnamouds,
:ate am='itr bra
• urr,thtmdlt= 2,4llUTtiell=
to private etiterriM, otrculated or intondod t he pot
104101,1 W interest, rani anlVaserte4 with t tinder.
t!..eitan4h4agi: lama zi. poll fur...l l fillirided to
a t tine nde of 10 conta per Una.' 21'1
'l'l'2'l l
.•• Bishop Or ti?' nat.* to b. ehented , tdell , PAM - f
-2tavvrilnnso Petitions = each. , - - ' -
Deal Estate Agnate and Auction/unread bi not 1
to be clamed under ywarly ratan, but allowonott of
tirty-three knd one-third per cent front the - 000002 of
- WitILT az 11111.12.11,7 SA DLILT PAPUA.
, • 000 Num% thrso ftwertine.... -
50
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- ADvimitancom - 131 WitIMLT PAP=
One Nave , (10 nom) ono Inaettion..---.50 eents.
....each Additional Insertiott.......Z cent.
All tranetentiCtrartlAomonts to be Dail In adrazoe.
RATES OP
DISCOUIiT.
OMXITt, Igy
, Rs cn ir7rta - Yaz
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26-57 Atari stations Tlar
- P.X.NDBYLVAS II B.stak of PitlaWrjn....._.•
LAlTir.asCfX.,l,l`Tr` ;01°A0::i...1
Bank of l‘ortle dataiin-par.
Hal:11[ot North . il Monne. I
Bahltbf Penney iftsda..-par 1
Dank Orson Town/Lip
Conon:MA flask of Pa--
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1 firrotere 2 Illabanite Bk...par
. Girard Donk. ~ . ...........par
lionabtateal Bask- .... I
Manafac. k Mach. ISZo - ii-far
% M
Sfeehank o *Bsat-- -vw ,
-a- , ,
ammaityri" c tlatdr....---
Boatitntli 0k............par .
Western
.pull
Bank of Chamborabmik-1 1
• Dank ofChester Coon r -Put
Dank of DeL Co.. Chest er-par
Rank of Gerountolnr.....-par
Dank of Gettrabargb--- J.
rhank 4
k gllflddl to ---. 1. -
Ittiromet7 t 7; . IT7;i: -. .. - m.
Rank of Aiortkosoberisna-par '
Columbia Ilk é Bridge 00-par
Farman' 111t7,r boot;. ciZ—mr 1
i
Farmer.' Ilk of Labatt-et-pat I
Pannone Dank of Readingpor
tarno Ha ofSehaylkill Co-par
Par.* Mar. Wafabebortr. 1
f ella Ilk Iraabinalos-Dar +
zr i
liarrlebarUank....-... I.
I
Lannoter ilank....._. .par
Lsuoiater Gandy nena.,-. I
I...banon Dant.. ..-..... I
Winne .Dank of I ;ttestlirri/
Baal-.
i l ifr= u.„k,.. , .......r.
itTsoottut Bk.Wilt-tattaati
Oat B. 5aak.....-.-.. I
Hein& at Akron..... -.. do
Ursa at Athms.;.--. do
Bradt r=t , ::::: do
Branch ateteraland........ do
Branch at 1 T01ed0..... do!
Branch at 11:Ltos-........ do
Branc h at Columbm ...-• do
Branch at keStabula....... 410
Branch at Pak.- -....... de'
Manch at Manatlaid.-.... de
Itraseh at Rlplay.--.... do
Ilsauth at Cincinnati ..
.-- do
1
Branch silt - wadi:titan d
than& at Cull_ -a— do
larnaelt at innon... do
11.-anob at Steubenville- do
rah at Alt. Vernon-- do
-Snob at Newark............ m do I
R . 41311:110rti.!........ 3:l'
at T
lowa. at AIL Irsaant.- do 1
Mi.' ,:t.t:„""aissi :•1
- meta at Piqua- F
- 1
‘. it ae ub7.6 ..-: do
lrar:rit at Rarenna.......... do
nark at Corahoga -I - - dor
ranch at Manillas...-. do
rash'
at
1 6° ?! . .: . .......- a g
.. at ToZnlztoriZ,".. dO!
SOltiS;~Brokorn:
. ililki litlllik et. rizeth,th.
ialtt Henk,Cinetnnall-1
Ap.ir Conarnerclal Itk,Llndrel- do
renuttlin itank.— do
"a5:We ette 8ank_._....... --- a
01 doliteIns.k.Tr i: Western neeervellant— do
si.:{niiririi:' I
VI lokrent aks Be ale .
%
INew Ira - Ctii=. -4ar
t - DSLAWwa Y r Y
All aolventßanke. X
ttheiak of . i:gricils .- T . ....-.1
'Bank °ITS-Richmond... .`
fko. Bant
alf a's ? Norfolk
ierehanteAllo V el= h'
North West= 8u 1 k....
• .: NORM Ea* iti /L
Bank or Caps Pear_ -.. .. 2
• Bank of St. MN. Onroll'a 2
Corn. Bank.llloltrton. 2
: T Heraritn ST i Noreinnn, 2
intoftheStS l Psgia 2
Bank of Booth Carolina.' .2
Bank of Charleston.._.:: ' 21
Plantereit z bl o re ia lt i ly Bk 2' .
ItMusta4 " : g C°
2
Bk of Brutes-slot Aug'.. 4
litisOlrernl.Titt". 3
! al" fef griAls.l
riltheraliko e hantnekj.
Southern Bkolgentucks .
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I k* l btan '
11taa Ban. 11011 .hes•
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Ilk of StattNilsoom-'1 •
ro.Bank tVlint Er‘uch . ; .. 4. . '''
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m...ll l ieiTe,;: * 5
MICHIGAN'.
artners`Meehaniaßank 8
rovernment Stock Bank 3
Peninsular alak-.--- 3
Insurance Oumpany...- I
State Bulk. -
-,_ CANADA: -
ilk Of N. America Toronto 5 -
Ilk of the People., Toronto 5
Rank of Montreal...-. 5
Ilk of 11. Canada:Toronto 6
EASTERN EXCHANOE.
On New Y0rk......---
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On Phlladelphla- do
On Italtimom...-, do
WESTHRN BECHIAN 08.
GOLD ANDISPEIEN 4 ALIII.
Donalcons. Bpantsh....-16.t0
do' Patriot....-. 16.50
f rank., 01d..........---10.50
Ton
Er.a T i.k.ra; ........ zso
riZITLVdo — ::::. ---- 1:12
NaPoleons-............ B.BC
PRIORS OF STO :
riponTED FOE TUN prrrantz hl
A. WILKINS . or.
TOOK AND. EXCHANGE 11]
zran A:quern Briers .
PITTE9I2IO% Septc
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141., ebante )lanai Dm*
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Otito Rimillead .
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4 Walken. R. R.
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Dn. • do. (argr)..-
Turtle k Plank Ran.!
AClsollt • NV. Plank RA
Tanipflup Rt.
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Iron 01
Eureka..
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Elmehan •
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Yin Steel
P.ll.Uonn .
Nnwish..
=AMP: AND BANNING IRO
A. WILKINS &_
Tuga an.t thdkUw_p, ire Ti Jb Ales,
PITTI2IIOBOII. PA. • '
(3N and Daratatio ,Exchtutge, - Coin,
r.4l7: l ..*lnt t ge... p e dd.
.er
uktnomos.mum.d. .
iyairt„ . ".l.lol moomagato... -
wen udemstow4 Want alleind Om:deft
• "
OWE E..AMOLD s CO.
Na Ti ~Eh Oral, .2,6A.f 141 , 114 ,
mu Th ez. ITranitactiorur =Ft 116061
MMii
'HARDWARE nu -' .
BADE
EBB AND CARRIAGE MI'.AR • • .
R. I'. LeechiJr.,. '
... Po. I I- WOOP maim must/Raz
Aim , 0 0 Lam& Pinuks,' Maw Beer Mar: Ball
dliar i l i f, , zziom3Drinv, a21,441.4.46,,,,,,,,,e,
r ir. • iatxki...... -.-.;:...'.......:-.1834... • ;....• ' a. 'law
ATB3I. &FAIL'S & CO., Commission
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BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
f.
°SEM S.&; :A. 'l'. MORRISON. Attor
mitlmuutz, otliwwcilt
W. BALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake
am. wawa Badlnza." amt. street, between roar% and
end Alky. au3l:6wlTT.
13 °BERT E. PIIILLIPS, Attorney at Law.
iLL st.
det_ _ _
I*4OBERT POLLOCE,• Attorney at .Larr—
Corner Of YU% *ad grant rennet nano the Court
Dose An*, littataugta
mr24-7•63
T.A3IES J. icogN, Attorney at Law, ofEne
Fourth n eat J. 15.417
R RANCISC. FLANEGIVIttorneyatLaw,
I x N 0.170 Fourth street, Plttatourib..
ASPER E. Attoi~ej "
at auruth itmt,Pittibulgh. Law'
M'nITMVI3IrrTI•
T.XanaIERNAN & CO.. Bankers and Eachnoge
Broke,
Pa. 0.95 190 .19 , 41 k. enrupr of D . 91991 9/
1.1r907 and sell Bank Notesand adv. •Dlsonnut Tll2l ' B
the tll:7oflVONlgratVeedi trlgitrOtil' ail
and on interest, and •Ivo their MEntstattonuon than 0".
er matt.» apporrasning to • BrokeVe OUrre,lB ;
.*A-Maatern kaohange conatantlr fir nota•-_.ll
Atm, sAtax.--....nonews rsawriar . ..
RAILM, Bankers • and EX-
B hage Waken Durand .&I Gold and Silver .4
i - Notes, no °Gte loana lc on Real Kate or Stock Eva
nLjdVcar ro ' y
and Stake at
Mon, made on all points Is the Utdon. Ofiloo- <lnner ol
Tldrd and Wood Arcot., direettr onaito th• Si. Mark.
IloteL _ _ • -
&n. • KING, Coin.. Stook and Eanbange
Braun Four* street-4m and fella Stooto oa
Xxoblinfe on Zoete= Atka.ourpllod at cur
rent rotor. Oallectical made on thelrlot at low rata; W.
tent Dank It oteo bought and *old.
Vworaoutan 1nt..714E.111%
AMIER; Co, : Successors to
Ann% Inn.na a 00... ttonkontllarbansaidtdononnd
era In worrlgn and Domestic IL - rtuttnee,'Orettlioatee of
ral,i.v..x=tiped•- Zl4 ' = „ bo ,"°r" eint
Cbdrta tor talo. ond aillection. loads on tadoily ral+
pal mints SK the United State. , .
The blghprt premium
_pan for Vanden and
.. Adulates
ond ton nods
na .00 rondznatento of Pendant oidnrod
wt. n !Me
U]31.11. WI
LLIAMSZ-bo„ Bankers and
d Factunnimanalcres,:torth,EasS corner ot.Wood azd
Ird Streets, Pittianyrb.
Tb An tr a mmed!. ohs mlli gm liberal imam. and eallnellonli
Pftlaptir attended to. ' Ja9-11y.
WITNTNS CQ., Exchange Brokers
an. Ts Fourth atrnet. opterita the. - Bata of Pita
All trameartlona at, moat liberal rate& , .17.10
LAIIIIVER:jr., Banker and Bra
ksr. 4th gtrtit, 48, adjoin/Mug this Dank o!
Pittsburgh. •
ILOLMES .1. SON, Dealers in • Foreign
• . Dom.!le Bills or Pinettentre.CertbSattenotthe•
opoo.tte, Book Mary and Specie, - No. 69 Market street. Pitts;
harsh.ll.l"Onneetlons melte on all the principal titles
throunhont the United Staten. •
:mu tc.i in of tiziitto
JI...READ, Bookseller and Slrilioner, No:
. rs Farrah street: Apollo /haling&
R WELDIN, Wholesale and Retail..
ihtder In Blank and &heal Bookazpspar and Stre-f
tloreirr, eg Woul stud. (bet - oven Thint and Pparthb
Pittsburgh. marlD
- TORN DAVISON,' Bookseller rind Sta,
111 timer. amnia* to Davison - A Ast.v. No. r Market
lime; near Vowin g Pitteburgh. Pa.
- -
'NW Y4)EE;
ItENRY. S. 130SWORTII, Bookseller and
Dealar In tatLamy% ft., 'No. 83 Karts! "trod. stela
E=o
ciA • 'B., I• • e I era an, *tationers.
No. 55 170.1 s treet, nail door to the corner °lnlet.
comanssioN &c
•.' .T. W. BUTLER. A. CO.
It:ORWARDING & COMMISSION
CLIANTS sad Dealers In all kilubet Pittsburgh Man.
tired Articled. Lead Pipe aaltheet Lead. Phat
Street. Pittsburgh. suS4yd'.s4
WI& ; H. - SUTTON.
.
If?tamale Grocer, lizßorkr and Dealer iw . •
FdREIGN WINES, Brandies and Old; Mo
stownirshela 'Ere Ichlet . r. N 0.12. Tooth-net eorner ,
Wood Audi-4430t Pittenoro. Penns. label,
WTPOINDEXTER,
dlze Ernter and Conutralsakin. garcbant.lB7 Aroat
,rntd and 119 Bemnd stmt. Pinat:ann. aoae-land
A BITANE, Commission - .and. Fl
waredna Merchants. dealers in Wool and 1.
fanaralin also. Stttebar . ah }taunt:haunts. Nn.1114.0.=
green. rittbaratk. - - spa-WM I
1 - 657,4 - holessle Grocers!
DeAlan :. and CogruainSon lterthanta,No..
AID
Pn't
lIARBAUGH ,t CO., (Succes•
oads tol Earbatiab.) Commtasko sad Yoraardlos
erellantx Doak', In Wool and Produce generally, NOK
143 First and 116 Second stroota.Pfttalma. Pa. 60-1
1 - Jo W. REA, Flour Factors, Contmission
. watt ronnulllng Nlerebnata and 'Dealers In Produce
t "'" Tften iu °74 B en' os. TMlWNenter4bgrag_POMFrom""t P=srlIPUT.
Petra.
•pl-17.
A. ♦. numr..
..... Amu
11:1ARDt, CO., Successors to
ATWOOD„JONIM & CO, Commladarr 'and Fanntok
tor le:chants, Dealess..lo ' , nutmgs. MaanticturedOco&.
Pittabargh.
IVEY, 31.,&THEWS & CO.,.Wholesale
eel; Commlidon sad Farvazdlng Iderebanti aqa
sante Tor Brighton Cotton Tam bT WateT at, Pittabaron.
ifEROEII ANTELO, General Co.mmie
gon 3fierehants, Philadelphia' Lib.l.l adrineas
de comignamta of Eluluos fentralr. Jarer
rIOIIN if,i,TT . A Vii;olesale i re, CocnimetatblerehantiL and Dealers la #rtehtee. and
itiburgh Idzaufactorte. No. '266 Liberty - et, Pirtabargb
4.2...T.1r BY
(70.
IittAARS,
CANFIELD, late of Warren,-Ohio,
cootado4o. and Porwsidle_4.3larehast. and WU/.
tab, Dean ht Western Storm eMeme. Mater, Pot sad
Pearl Ash and Westema Praire. mmarally. Mater ,!m ost ,:
Liebman,' Smithfield and Wacd.ploubargh. -
I=f=l
"inbanJklnly'
Lot. Feb • Aug.
Int.Jan.a al
/y
n.lnf: /Au
Twos stm.s., seoswisissue,
(Lsts stariaiii,isZaiiii s As co
. LITTLE /6 r
CO:, Wholesale Giacirs,
cluttstis m.--=-1
burgh. ares, 112 ,stmetiptta,
VIIKESE . WAREEMUSE-41:ENRY •
11._) COLLIN& Yormitnnll•ad Com.mblikiNerebant..4
Dealer In Meese, Butt•r Lake Mb am% Pioduee genera 3 -
26, Wood sweet, Om Water. Pttlaburith m 731
Int.Jaa.kJaly
do
Itanday •Nov
,00.
YON BONNIIORST MURPHY, Whole
=le Greens +ad Connalmelon Merchants, and Dealers
Pfti•bw ilb , lisur Fo = Midas street, Mar
ftrAlarrect.
do 6
do 4
TACOS FORSYTIL Jr Foiwirdinq and
0 Comadatioas Ids=lpukt..No. 68,1"ster Stmt.
.
rO74.AS PALMER, Itrkportin 'and Dealel: .
in Vreneh and •- American Man Pewee, No. 66 Market
et, between Tlifrd and !mirth street, rittebargti.
=WM
Dit.Mar 2 ;yt.
p•
pr.•
IXMeCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole.'
wale an d lord Retail Deder fa Carpeting,' Moor 011
Table and Man Coma Window Shades
Kea= Dant adags, N 0.11 2 Market atteee.- •
-gi/ORRIS & PATTON,'Wbolesale and Ro•
tan Gyneetr, on the 'Pastern olde_of the Diamond,
tta urgh,
Dlr. 20 111 ri.
r. blzy $2
Dir.Qt.3lllct
do
DRY. GOODS.
RANK VAN GORDER,' Dealer. in"..Trim
and Oloveig Lie Mode. • Eathirddeftes.
• Geot'a Paralsbiaa Goode and Fancy 'Kiefer. a foll
enrraratat of ertdefs ram always toe bad at 740.' 11:1, earner of
/Farad effort and the Plapood, Plttabufah. Pa. • aidl-17
[MAW"
A. A. WSWa OA,. ITITAMON-.C. AMITLONT It CO- ?I. TAZIA.
A.. MASON do 00., Wholesale and Retail
t Fe l +ln In !any/ man) Btopl! pry I:l4Ma. 2 .11fth,
ivritPaY zUROIIFIELD, Wholesale,
anti Hata Dry Goods Mazehanti, mean roortbaad
arks stmt. Pittsburgh.
Its.„
D 4,1854,
N.
GROCERS.
ions stertil—...' --Saws morn:
OrOILY FLOYD. 00., Whidesale Grocers!'
snaCcantalsokik Misebnits.lick.ll3 We sad 2911,16;
Ysiseet.Plttetrursh. . .
1 7 ■ )~OBERT MOORE; Wholesale Grocor,L rtea
tlfrltar Deal/r la Prodaza, Plitabargh
. 0 4lgat i r
n* klads of Pamir sad Eloweatiola and
lotoeMnapn* oraigangVula 4 ) V n bitltV, 1.1)17 T ,
sold low for caah. - •
Q : BLACKBURN. CO;',.:l9holesale Qetr
goat Parttlabet l and Drina Itt Pratt:at tad
lanth Maantaetttraa 0 Pitch aad - Oakum alaraya
012 bud at Molt Wantaatu., 1 1 Wattle Itfraat.Plttabaro:.
SAIAIL DICKEY .F
CO., ''''''''''''''
gz =tar t 31 4
107 Fron saseet,pe4",Pittgaschlft4l.
nth,_ D. W . DiLL........,...1113.1r1. CIO&
'ODLLS & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
PIVIEDISIIIO2I 31eraluintkHo4p4LIIrety
rr.• LQ~L1T...+....r.....u.
MO' If. BAGALEY k CO:, Wholesale ()ro
ll/7 eers. Xodi.l3 Ana Irwg !beet. Pittanugh.
Or
- WILLIAM IitTLITEG, • Orpcer 'and
V I ' Teo Dealer eatner of Wood and glotlistreataaw
alleaed ne hood ataA avertenetrar e choke Oronexies and
One Teete-,—Yeentom to and Nati,'ldlrl , eseia and Mall
Dealers eupoll on the Sowed terms.
OBEKT DA LzFILL CO., Wholesalip
fit ta u t...oaron lisimav z rffs In Product
• 101( . . . . ....................
AITIOII y L. a J.li. Wk -151cC
,WhO ASI WaIeDLESS, ',successes Ito
.k
damulinlon Itteatbsat.s, Doan* lit Iron, NW* law, Cot
Tuna.aral_flit•bungt, Unnufatores gainall; au=
Wane and Water Marmot. rittaurzb.
cuLBERTODN 'wholesale - Grocer taut
vastc anminwn mmb.N,D.,.. Peridurs sod Mts.
Ilu;tufacttpalrtrles, 196 Libertr street, Pltte
"tp, ~ •
It• FrOYE,
rrmtivWiiael;feirroc""
tprs2.llrbaatit. Thalm Proal i rnd
itipzde. • tt= W° ` 4, 444 41414
. ,
=wt .
*CIDWAREI ""eod.; *air
aprr illesies. ro.at,,elft and.
• .
tappoint the ex
elusive Alcantalittsburgh, far Om Rae ofPatent
ated Cemented and i Btretabed4eatber. Belting. Ina.-
• ufactured by 1 . ..1b1V/ill. k akzi, efliartfard.Connectieut,
it's. nun offer for sale a! liege L oasoirtment .of all .vridtba,
manufactured; at Abe inanutlcturer's prime, his article
mloerbg barmy ~ Leather Belting ever before offered
to this -market Idera-absige stock of all widths of India
,Rubber Belting constantly, on band, and fel sale at the
"Machine Belting Depfrt.". N 0.116 Market street. •
sepV) , ' • . - . 11.,PITILL1PS
A. / lISTIN-100MIS; - Reef 'Estate Agent,
Stock, Merchandise era Mice . .Nn. 02
nth street, above Wool. Badmen promptly attended
to. AMUEL • 4,:MARSECELL; SeeietAiry
mee. 94 Water street.
rt M. GI RDISN, .Seoretaiy Western Inim
ranee Ca. 92 Water etzeet.
JT . GARDINER COFFlN,.Agenifor Franklin
%Ire Throw= Company. northow corner of Wood
it t; • ,
•
GIORGI S TATUM .. J. HOMO.
GflEo3l. TAYLOR. I:HUSTON, (successors
to Taelor Idiornso) Genera] Commis/Son and For
nardhug Merchants; and Agent' Eastern .Transportec
lion Line% Wholeaale'Dealere ht Staple Groceries .. Sitoeh
In itatdt*lt;net° tton
.Irtn; ru-1-1,-.z.z.wtkvz
OW" fith 800 t'
cute sendi b lltal. Stores,. and Cincin
nati and Pitterulth Manufactured Goods generally.—
Aannts 53r the "Penn Mill" and "Boson, ]till , Sheeting.;
PittsinuTh. No. cid /tont street. (opposite Loulerllle.
Pittsburgh...lnd St. Lords Packet Landing.) Cincinnati
jahlduld
W. RAW:INWARD.
I A. lIIITOMSON CO., Corumiasion
Mta i lz . e . b i tt Imit , Arai, foriTlAVagr NZ.
un. 2 . l oc.Paaat,,te, It. • •
AORN IL AMOR. Dealerin Piano Fortes,
flu to and 14tIW lastrume.U. Reboot 110 2 1 0}
"n"•'"'
YEERY XLEBER, Doter. in Music, 3N
sloil Warw.:ago. and TOrpartoo of Itoligir Vino,
oithrlatrulfg'Zol"7, ' C A l = 4"asa ert!,, rtiodigi=mllll
TORN HAFT,Jr., (inteeessor to Jas. BINIut
rA , ttrez h Da;=: . ilinezt.tzt.,3ddot'grg
r h o g i VaZAZlptboxith. Et!gula: Avant trrar.
d7eo., Druggists aud.Arboth-
ILA ends,. answer Market street and tbeDlanmUlteeu
insistently wa hand 'a. full and annidete amostreent
lansi
Dragsnene. , IdedkalnauPertt unary.andartlelespertabloutoth e l r
lluakUana psessaiptlens earelklllyeeenprunded. selll9
SCOTT,i t Wholesale Dealer
dr,
berty street. DanPl t
teObtbu ke. VernlabeW hare
and Dye S. No. Zel
trnb.
411 orders will melee unwept attention.
/Fdr &aunt tbr London & Ws valuable 6mUr median..
mar 24-ly
B
A. iAiikitilt tt CO., Wholesale
Mt . .. l lM= nud 7NirtUrirgthit°
naria
Wholesale Dealer in
ft7-E7:-Er•J'Etio?Rg,_ ranthb____-at
AtritL e n t ' rma•Go.d.w...-.....m., Ark.
loar,
n it7llN:i REIT:ER., Wholesolo
Dna osewor of Llbuty sad OM eltar Am*
JSCHOONMAKERoIt Wholesale
• zmui•ok No. 24, Wood stmt. Pitt.lough.
.
•
TOSEPII FUMING, Suceo - seor to L.Wileox
sir *Ca.. sandy and dad Dflustand—Kmrd cod , '
rat: iri Vptide aartousleyl . d . Th
patordw to Ms bidrude. .7' 4 "
Phrftwe Dreseripekdd Isr•funr irtnpauubd dt dll
WOOL AMRCHANTS.
Li LEE, Emcees:tor to MURPHY & LEE,
. Wool Dealer , and Ccancullesidon Mordant. for IS.
of .AmariraalrivP . G.& Y. 137 /Aber' stmt.
JAMES KLRG: Office and Residence,
Nr.. l / 2 Fifth . 4 ..t..PPoldte the cetbieeet. Pltte.
- -
M. VARIAN; M. D.; OSte6th street.
W
belowlhalthSe!ot, Owl( rrs:-8 to 9, 4.21t,S
.td
'MERCHANT TAILORS.
it MESTER, .Merchant: Tailor and Clo-
Fa 11 Wrd Rt.et- Partinotsr es.aam,
!!!noyir and Youths Clothing. nolegr 7,1LL1.A11-1 Merehnni Dra.-'
,o zer and Dealer in Readr dada Clothing. 111 1..1b..
V — ATTS &ICO, Merchant Tailor.,lB
♦ tot l ra l •MlZr e :.l4 - orn e tirg:en . ern r alf,
imwria and Venting, ettlia amen all. and flnait duallit
nt friends iLnd nostamets will Dlnaan era u.. cilL tuehl
ANUFACTURING.
W. AVOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
•
rtre. Minnegnitrror and Doak!. In Cabinet Ware, No. !a
TWIN WETHERELL, Manuf a ct u rer oC
clr PATENT MX TIM, • eaperlor artlele. SOLID DOX
gel CRAZED SOX VICES, term. Anderena and Nob.
Won etreete.,one aware from the Ilentl greet Erkteg,
lecteeny att.:
Deakeell
EMBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN-.
TlLLAS—MetAdials marked for trobroldery mod Ap
art by
• jeaf 11.291% Parnstreed. Om* Han&
Bolivar e Brick andci y an
frEFII.AC.caICuItiLARGED
t r i s rm. manatmetttrtm . an now ptepon4
to mat th e demand IbrtheidAdirk. ernelmeand
Building
Chi. % P 7Ol r e " ja d ;B 4 . t• C s •a b rill uada
=E=
dißoond Sh • :-
ADZES ROBB; ts
No a . 89 M arke t street, 3d
dmrfrowthe .rdetket 110LLIM, VOUld Inform the pu&
that he km now a ves7 full nook of every thing. In the
Root end ohm trade , snares Leek.' aeiter., belt Gate*
Jenny Lind Adores, Leer Inutile and. WI the etriee
found en the YIIIIUMI eftlme atm, I n -and Chlldrlm
thatereend Few., Mont and In en their emietlet
alm.Gentlemen• fine Patent that Iteota,_ F ren r. b
Gill ants,(lmgresa end Ebner. - also, 110rf, and
Teethe' Banta, one lererech Celt .. 1 .
tle
Wtniltnigrlll2 = l : l l ll tlVZlllTlZlLe.
tlon. Remember. the pleas. 66 ,6eritJt street
...- tergg
. .
may
n. 03211,
CO.. aitian.'
• M'Ciiiit: . O
17 . e
WHOLWALE AND DirrAlL DASIIIONADLJI
HAT AND OAP- MANUFACTURERS,
ANTeDEANDELN ALL KINDS OPFIINN. •
• • Comma Q.! wo4r I 4,YD rrPnr
Pittsburgh, Pa.
11.1.— , Stinit stock enthreirraeverratlidity and - styteet lista
and Cana Muffs. toga Cuffs and Par Donned,
atnt2e4mhely '
Coach Carriage ry, ;
TOFINSTOK, BROTHER & CO., er af
Belmont sad , I t tehers sheet., Allegheny: CltAgrond '
r lge , tiUnd the c l . l=.ll x t
that thry ette fart h'i
4..7141/Ca.ll. alth:llll4.' Chadqtnn SU thole verbal;
style* of dab& and idoportion•
All 'ardor.. alit be executed with strlet regard to da,
oohs and-besety of tnlah.((shalewill also be attended
to on the name seasonable tame. indog In 11.1 ttudr nr4
the best Eastern .ehatts, Poles and Wheel attdr..thel.leq
ethOdent that all oho favor - there with (bete patroness
will be.l , eftly asthlted on-trlal albeit wart.
Purers are requeetad Ott! th.• • all t•l4,
•• • .New Cosieh Faetory—AlleEhen,T%
..•11:. IL, WHITE 1t...C0.,' would re;
ipeaftu r Inform the nubile that . ther..hare
: tr..t. Ito; feienekae i t:reae4ar j a v l sal firdnall%
=reser, deirition e?settletZ traollies i Lbailieta,
bro. eanm%-botY:tte bww'utitett3.l,l:bkb's
th - e - (eallalitier ha +e , they
reel
rmneent they "
arol'nfhl.
their
'en te do work on tb:7tirset reasonable
to
with then
.erantintt ankles In their line. .
Paying ' , articula r attention to the Selection crenate:llla
end tonna. none but ecoupetet4 • workmen, they here no
hesitation In warranties; their wort. We there:rote 04
the attention of the public to this matter. -. • .
N. lb—Repairing dens In the best manner, and on the
afoot reasonable berme, - jaktf
• ..
•
. • 1111711111i017
• COACH : FACTORY::
•' • - 4'7sritrdl, e
. taib?
• '•
yI7OTILD, respectfully cell the atteriticinjf
Southern and Weaterti Illeirellants to fits . Co. dock
o Oarrtagekrandlng Mine from SIGO to SUM. Theme
Carriage/late built front the 'hest material sod worktnaw.
Ado. and under his own imnersislon• tie eon. with malt.
&nes•warranellewmic , tol/0 In . ..
tenons =stmt.
-taredlo the. Union..! The' mucosa of his badnees and the
great Increase In demand for Ode Sun of work, hu Indimed
lam not to build anr.eommon or low priced work In his
witahllshmerit. Perrone wanting pond honed work will
please tall and mount's Ida etoelt before going.Sast. ep
work warranted.%
_....._,...____
t: at. 'lrrarnerron..* :...cuiris Luxe , — .....T. 1. nxistan
.' . - .Livingsto4Eiggen & Co..
NOVELTY 'WOE . PrilsßUßoll., PA.
rACK and Depot. Railintia Scillim, Ray,
attle sea ntlnAo.; Platt:Om nod Ckmoter do; Door
rlltiggrio lis trs'llatha D lN s aig t .',... ff "'" itb*Ll,ll c ow
kdta sad Yaatenlainn.Mansable Iron .i . .... i. no of ~rvit
riot, In fain and anl.h., at!
....
L 00804111,
. „
, W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
510 VA mut rm Ziartty stmt. Nona, &WWI v.a.
PIZ CbDUROU.
iIdrONUMENTS, Tomlin, Grave Stonee,
/YJIL Purtd two Tow. JtantolP, r; atones, se.. &S
-loreat Arlen. onya on band. and toad. ordtjt anbLotry. at the
reAtoe Tree-bandied itrlisttout
r.unZirliZotral..t ur'iovr. p er , exardero
01. d with a...patch 819 Llbat , ty•swot - •
•
•
.New -GoodiVls FaMblops for thmtlatmui'
Clot,bmg for Sprzng of 1854.
VATTS ac• co. beg leave respecfully.
to Smarm their.noraertain custontereil. e . th e pIl Ilo reoligier.pattegettni=rAl
that tees an reedy. to teeth* op
a~enrmr ' ~ " ti Da u m up In tbelruguel avant '.. •
TI PS do In actierelly endeared br their mete.
mere hi ellb their humble - Mete In please, m..
lane them to exertion, in the emus
direction., WaLt
. .
i'l i,gr i —rertaper' ere lisibrured that earlicnea Ls Fa lib
Liberty street.Norihtilde. Mare SLAW:. indat
Clentleineits' Piristelisit floods.
Eentesmibere'heg leave to Inform the
t i tto ot vrazeg z aphsta, F.
statun:
UN Weft amid.
PITTSBU
AGi3 . N46IE . S.
MUSIC-, sec..
DRVGGISTg.
MEDICINE.
....
. ...
\..-
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-
Erricr YoIiie‘iIMtaZISEMENTS- I PITTSBURGH GAZETTE .
Pr= VIBBCITCH -oiiierat.'idrartiablq
Rome, 346.°d SW grAdaar, NtarytatAlat. SATURD ItiORNING OCTOBER 7, 1&,4
Rcltable Rau fa tha GVv a! 2‘1.0 Yak.
•
. .
Pianos! • ''-.
toil! . Pinitosla, . ~:-•
4 TTENTrON of riuriilasiii .is
..ri_ . 4 .lvvvtfialf caned to a_ i and ii!t• 4 - -. 7" : 1 : , ,
gintkinventianto Elmore:A ' nos lOW I 3 , - , I .
Tl Ml Att i l l *frre t e h t:lf36l lk l , l=r 41 Peat Thula
, c.,,u.ip,......... Its capeettr for wk., 1
known :1%11. sin*le i ,nuger '' .!!'*"thz".
thbltberto e
The mon ordlnartverfornler lienabled by vn aid ofr t hie ,
Impronmeot to produce effecta in octave pining! this
mould confound a Thalberd or a List:. One of Its el:data*
oellendee le Its rapacity to be used at'. al seen hullnso
Plano of the mantras quailty of tone, and Is Inetantty
2:llllle3ltbanh = g4l . l . "' ir%V.l:l7 l gtltliZi
lieut. These tuatruntents are sumriar ht Prn , er to ,
feathery 7 octane Pianos, 'while far sweetness, nurf
Lion of the woHd.
breadth andrtettuns of tone, they ehanenit• the s • orm ' i
This le the united telthnonY of Prokmo.-and Aiii-j
tears who have tatted the thleattal.Plano. Ordinary PI-
aura of all WM. new and irocond bawl ka ale at redtuate
price, ELY! MIINONR,hII Ltroadtray, Nem 'fort. ', :h
eaMame Idanufletures At Dealer.. wholesale &ratan.:
_________
--- Brwhoioaks and mantinat-•;,:
riEo. BRODIE, 51 Canal, and 63 - Ling
test andiitier"rtM4tt VP.WATitt,,
MANTILLAS of - every Atbrie aria AsscrlptlOn.
attention of heifers to Ms attenstve stook of suite/hi
for the MI Season. /Ifs dyletleall the eas oonAnninl
monthly b7 -1 / a rreer, Ooday'a and other lostling rubiolk
s. • teD14.9=11,,..
Ainsteal Instruments, -. • .-
11 11 1 111 E aubiZribera are now prepared to off*
41it. for the litketmouri.l,bbt.4%, m tlr i zalt r.„d pi*
,11;:tigf.g%ruci.r: 7 - . „_,..- 'l5.
wain% ann. awn, GW4lnt. Pi,
terse, Ptittge;,....- omen.
ant Gowen ..banettome. RooNVlte, wr , / , - terse, druolea 7V.Mbotora. 4r... dad.
/Noteitenttßallan ofc,
mee fr..... • : r.t 4
Our Orangemen Le ',Blithe lar Sb va% a
and t talel .
Manuteeturers In Europe ant in., es to enable um to
goods at their lowest priree, and, we Slim oder oar mow
tamienoVey etaleTtel,,..r.v.i. ir.l - 4.T . 4,-.4°.z.tir. i n.ji a t
..os wet'. TILE tnl.Bll, readr to en4tareastzt-t• ..
goods that mar_offen we tan Alford opportunit of balo
gains In ntaarArtleen ~,, , „f
Agents of Carhart Needhsineeeletestel twannt........`
dente, •wzappiexp zoonurm &Av.. I.partrrs. , ,
........_____„
,auLlslme . -* ,- : Nli, UT Malden Lane, New Yea. s,
...THE underig%
_g Agenej Or_
easing. MARElA MTAMirmeimill'Bl9tatirerk ..-:
t. LEBRATEP PATENT mrporkgo s,
..ok tetteirtithe Trade and ttier'robtleitt 'Mara. ihnt,
ther are now prepared to tare& to union and *Meet
these endue...lasted bastratmenta tilt tn,,ManoMehtrere
LOWE9T PRICES. lirem hmetrmnanJ warnutted„
PP.R.DLYAND ZOOnAUM at MM. '. •
• .rireporters wall:Wad Inatrnmentrt k
No. 97 Malden Loa. Nay.York.i
aguerreotyDe.
T W. TuOMPSON 314.11roadi ay.
I V New 31.13tutigettimsead Dealers/A DaateaToef
type qsapy, Appar. tem. Mattleze..Presereemite.,aad
11=1, 0 1 4 la.at ip alfgri,t!,7 gamer sae Cheek sad
Valetlamtat. global. Ct. Q 16ntereq . amt atherl
west amiainatly haad ‘ at the kleenthee.
tame lo pekes. and earned. Whet., 1.131401321
• Fire and Burglar. Proof Safe Depot.
. irst. menirtawn &. co..
3:1 JIAIDEE ; EprZ, NZ& FORE.
Warehouse 145 . 20tt st., Baltimore; hfd:
111ASKS'. Jewelens' , . and Connting House
xis se..orsrsrr me, soustsaur tna band Ike No. 1 .4
wln•ra.d)""erl""m't Nor Tol% kMil M. k4.,...1.
Ilikan. Mu APEhriend: Gestthmen—lt elm my ......- ,
rtre ta
M:form Tan itMrr 1 1 . .... 1111 1 t . ,%b11,132'"41
11.74imy Drum et rea " coasuawl: and allbolaa
aa t rodm4 1 1 .1:: =be atlatzeuttleatg4.6.l7
1141.1d".'"I'lltileiiNtii!ogrMarrt.
Elegant
Cabinet SCIIAFFERhgppp;p -r
AFFERA
dt 197 Itdbeeliti '
m.A.j.iltrFAcruillCßES, holegate addMe
/men. amerliala7l.3 lar**V '4 oidare by inig
faithfully And eant], xecuted. Dealer* and ot atet
!tithed to ennead examine our stoat • J
FEVER AND AGUE: :"-•
DR. EDWARD BLERCKERI24
STAMPEDE MnrsTtriit..
Daptaa., .14
►/nlEProprietonaafihtaDivjjefike gill state
ai without ltesitetkei er heir of, onatratlicilkm.. Get ti
Stu Stumm has eared Wore rersonak When, it hail
beep In er
trodmad.than RAJ othn . ,litedkhai in use for the
above , disown. This medititm nee Arsenio, rwrf
Quinine in tie 5T =l e l. trf.:44 41412114ki1t• U. of •
i r and. %Z.V114144.1V
medicine oil not be -111d1 bet/anomaly to wear. •
stmoenhess no more than obtain tbeirnmunith..
Plan ingest:km of the frostalT nbete the Anne WY.
rail,
L ogi do well to edoot We =edicts.... the petkal
ant oblaned to lay while undere== and tn , l7
to ists.r.l Na spnidy cair, 000ldialtrOftee
thousands of oritMettat from thaw onto hisbeet Malty. bloreferrayig u to the eLe . k ear otte tort)* tisiti
ri=dfoil have
rtif totr, 1,t1,41 ,
Certtem•te• mu be own at nt
the oilloeNtweist idineeittle
shdleine has cored whew a/14nm hrientila, .
For istnte• and all ether htnismeCoceyhtynierthernill
not • bestow tiletintste thetnertet. •
It bee also been'takeu •ItN then...ft sateethhter suceenal
In etwltal tame of Ithettontilmn and flout; Ice tbsoe-cont
plaints takes tabbrim.no • day. •
(hat bottle th !hie Medicine very ellen Ina the di 6s nind ef
fect. Prom $1 per bottle.
Dm sale by uninet.• in 8121 parts of the Cniteil - Pietas!
and ,Spada,
lit t E
All Vrtmitewho
orlon must to addressed to Junin ItEKlE.,tede Yrtr a. 95 ftroadway. Nv.! oat.
so nettling Fahneefont A CO. 1.-
& Co-. Ind Oen. 11. KSTIRT. Plttsburzh. Jean
-17 y
IRON WAREHOUSE,
MARTIN, SPRING & CO,
Importers and /halm la
IRON AND STEEL,
V; Creamed. Streel,Neve Tort.
E wa&
Keep ...Instantly on hand hall aseortment of Bar. &,1
Hwy, lloree Cede, and other HUM, .
.- . •
._ STEEL OF ALL KINDa • .
Marchand from WI miler.* of the counter oro toritsd to
call nr gond thatorden &Arm marine.
_ it , •_:, . . _
Orders br mall maramted to
m illm a iv i irw the
lowest Itryna rig..
J• 124 21/2 4 2111.1inCh it,:. NA%
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BRCMISM dt CO.,
WiiOLESILLE DRUGGISTS,
lair ronk, • -
tram named WV's: ITO Matra sf..,rar-Wilett-sine.,
IMPORTING thole/Wing Drive front their
_ orWead tosrldite, both 111.Karope and Bast Indite. and
Nall %War I t atha l ' t Wrler•tlndlpre n"r f-aps '" 44
Trieste Enonnes, Cora Saps, fa, de- they, , suer them on
the mirtnoseenstrle term., Orden either In pawn._
121141, will receive their best attention. Jel2-Zir
- - -
QAMIJEL L CAVERLY,Wliolemalo Deal
-I,7er la Brooms, Piloted NH. sad To ood sad IT 11-
lo.Waro, trete* Mats. OardootTirloe, Bisieb
ea, to., 204 Groinoich it, Nes York.. Lo.
wivb c. I, k4 oytAnAl? . as, Gilt Cornices, 'Mlle
or la sad No. 6 da01,..
P.I.IWOPA:s
Aa r l i nfo l litY,
~ Mt
'&46.D1.44f0ND .
E. X. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
.
ROBERT PATTERSON'S
LIVERY AND SALE
salaza.,
orner Dia m ond mat and caerry s 4
apl6tt P1T11311131011.P . 4 •
ASHLAND HOMO;
ARM BYRE r, AbOt'E ernurrit Pavan.
— t1:• 8. BENSON, Paoekurroz.
1111411 a, qll3oarrl, ta,bo per day-MX
Stu 3, 1331-Ivd
Oak Nan. Not.."l4.lliee:rpututiaiatiet Itforoptolobli
CITY • TIOTEL, , (late •Ifrinilia,)• i'orifer , of
@mlthfleN and TWA s.treeta, PtAtaborub. Ps., 94)03
O
ErtbleVus to r `touiinottibtUr -aosOlikbuollte Cider
g..W...horough rout?, an4.ternished with tort aunt putouts
out. le now oyes lOr the reception of the traiollog
p-7417 COMM.?! 110111411. .Ar21546.1
L. L'IniIICIT
- • ''l3- CIITEBERT &BON,
ti.ENERAL COMMISSION' 'AGEZSTIS,Ior
UR the oak 104 Mohan of heal Colloetion of
Rent.; Negotfothaff Loonalkon bonds, Ifortosooso,' &oak.,
140 Third of" PltbkoroO. - • . ord-1T
..14ilt; Btl JONES it -• •
KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, : •
141 ORWARDIN AND CONNISSIOI4
lIIERCILINTS, Clung .Siventb . . atrietj Mita
jfitaiit.taid;Lart Ativia•Porii. Rama Bler'ie..
tr*.nd WI, A ntbraeltannil eeoteb Pig Iron. Bolivar
BHA and Clay. nathrsol le Coal. te... ?..
Michigan GeneralConn&lesion and Collett
- tonlisoney Office,
170 R the+iollection'of Ilotne:'and to:reign
iderandnd and all other Moder rlnimt , 1n I.llc.hdidnl
and &Quart States. Inveolment and Is town af Nona,
Payment of Taxes. Purchase add Salo of Inid.l •Entote dna
Stand and lornalloAd E tt so;
R ig rn a l g/iddound-340d4SCriundi . .t nal Hlel l sg;
won kind 44 Co., Osnetdo Caon
crotwar.
.
.wairma,Troiirronosor or M.:work ikon rrotlortible
Ininasnon Cointnann.. . • , • .. myllidyd
4.....4T. - ~Coach - Makei....:,..oiiriier 'of
Nortb Canons and federal. at., Allontantr City,
. orn be a stonaluly triaineuttinss may donalptlon or
..TNNICLK, of Ott bertmatorirl. and by tbobtat workou t
ar has Ono = 5.W.1814102 , at. b 1u the LitzCitulto
erta lin vet 41r stock of T AIT, (401117 addltlotra, l l to
which be Inviter. tba Want on and orlllral examination,
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6, - . OCTOBER 7; 1854. I
Saracens or An OLD Sunscninza..7-The.
rentiniseenoes of: our .venerable patron, Fred.
1V
liilswortif t Fait , contained in the following let_
ter.renewing-hil,subscription; rehearse : facts in
!regard to our eituof which few living persons
are ttowcouversarn.. It is only by contrasting
AG flourishing city which we now inhabit, with
its teaming thouunds, its - eitensive bpsiness ma!
, vast manufacturing establishments, alMost f
; Without number, with the city described-by Mr. l
cWadaworth, that we can forts any :just idea of
...the':imMenso progresi which has been made in
fifty years.
We have several Of times veaerible-old subscri
bers on our booke. Some of !birth, some of forty,
items of fifty, cad some, of sixty years, and up
*watt! It always gives pleasure us to see
their and hear from them, an they invariably
encourage as in our labors by a heartY appro
val of oUrcoUrse. This hi one era° cotools
lions. of an editor's life, which gilds many a
'gloomy Moment: • To b'ave the appiroval of the
aged, the elders in our land, is real gbidnese.
Airacer, Oct. 2d. 1854.
EDITORS or PITTBRITROII GAZITTR:—GtII44-1.
send two dollarsfor your-Weekly 'Gazette ; the
last $8 I sent, if I mistake not, paid until. some
time In June last. 'lt will in a few days be fifty
two years since I first subscribed for the Gazette;
and although I have nee been in a situation to'
get the paper ell'the time since, still I have re
calved it fora very coasiderablo part of the time,
and I 'thotild be very Corry now'te be deprived .
Of the reading of, Your•yalnablui Wiper :by my
negligence to pay for it indvance.
If I was Pittebtirgh now I should, I sup
pose,.see lit& or perhaps nothing to bring .to
my' reeollection'Pittaburgh . as it was in 1802.
, The whole merino:dila business Was dorm on 'Mar
het Street,.-with the excepthin that Oliver Orms
by had a'sthre on the 3lonodgahela, a feW doors
below Market street, and a. French Compariy,
Berthoud .k. Co.,' under the charge of A. Beelen,
had few doors above Market street. I
tkit4leoire,,w*ct no other stores excepting on
Market street—l. am sure there - were none in!
Wood street: I now recollect of but six or seven',
brick buildingion Market iticet. Andy Watson
,hed alarge unfinished brick building on the beet
~..sidcortto street,. Corner - of
.Market and Front,
or. First street; two store-roome in it, one own
j pied by4bner and Jesse Barker, and the otherby
- Joseph and Jeremiah Barker. This was the only
- brick building on the east side . of Market street
astilyou'reithed the Diamond, where Win. or , 1
-Billy Irwin had a small three story brick, mien- 1 .
pied by bins aen'etore this was built with brick:,
taireitreia: the old garrison. On the west , eide l
. _
:of th estrwit, heti:ten the Monongahela and riret I
or Front 'treed, Wm Porter had a small brick I
dwelling honse, and a one story frame shop,on
I
;the comm. of Market awl First, or Front .street.
for manufacturing cut nails; they were cut by
'horse-iinwer and beaded by band, awl was, I be-
the first and only manufactory for cut nails
:West of the Allegheny mountains. On the next
corner' above, John skull had a small brick
'dweffingliertse, and the Gazette oifice wasitione
diaitdY back - of Itierdwelling... James Reed had a
marl two story brick building, tm the south-went
. _
1 ..
coroer of, Market and Second street, occupied
by Dr . HeirrY as a dwelling, with a anal eallort-
Ment . Of Druge On the 'corner' immediately
shore. UM. 011•111 had All lane three story brick
:htlitilleg, unfinished, I believe, at the time, one
i latatst occupied a:water° by Scott St Trotter; of
' ttibblerbb,s-Ky..; and-Maier Denny . hs4.l- small
brick building on the nest street above. Which
he occupied as a store; those, I believe, were
only brick buildings on Market 'street. The 'old,
Court Rouse .knot old then) Wu the great build
ing of Fittibmgh, on the Diamond, west aide of i
Market street. , The market house,
_directly in I
front of the Court llmue, was quite small then,
but I remember It was well furnished on Market
days. 'particularly with wild. gams of all kinds,
Vegetables and fish, I have on niarhat morning
seen &WM the mark et hermit hundreds of pack 1
horses with salt brought over the mountains.-- I
The whole Western world Was then principally,
Mipplied with salt brought over the mountaina in ,
wagottiand on pack hours, Principally, i believe, i
by peel . C-horses; the first New York salt was •
brought down the Allegheny river a year or two .
after. .There were 0 few other mercluttfle estab
lishments on Market street tmeides !boat I have
mentioned. On the eastside of the street. John
'lrwin, Berthoud tit .Co., by; A-Bitten, and lasso
Gregg; and on the west side James Adams, Wren
shall tt Boggs, Ales. Melaughin and Wm. Chris
ty in a log- building on the corner -of Market
street and the street mining up, end down the
-Monongahela river. Perhaps there were a few
Mercantile* establishments
,at that time on the
Diamead, I know "
there were a abort time after.
The-principal. Tavern. for the accommodation
of 'travelers, was the . .Disok - Bear," kept by
Thomas Ferree, in s fog house, dirlseGY berth of
Om market house, on the corner of the Diamond
Ia ItiCM or 1804 the Bank ofPeonsylrania
tabtiabed • branch M 'Pitteburgt- , -this was the,
first Danklireit of the Allegheny mountains aid
'art's opened in • brick house owned :by Mack .
Btu, (tho . :prineipai : butcher Pl_ttoburghj. a
fair doom doo west of Market on First or. Second
'street'' The Dant was net Milts grealaoeommo.
dationl4..the althea/ Or Pittsburgh, but; icvery
great accommodation to the Western merchants
fromi Lesiagton, Louisville; Nashville, 'Bt. L'ouls,
and Cincinnati. Before this Bank was istablieh
ed those mirehants were compelled to curry
-their funds, which. were alMost entiOely ppecie;
througlOtO Philadelphia and- Baltimore on pack
hoises. I have peen thirty or forty of those pick
horses pus thtbugh Pittsburgh eta:time—guar:
dud with a goodlimuabee:of personail armed
to dip teeth vtth piatols, 4irki, tomahawks
and...knives almost without-number:._After the
.Bstil; , Otis established the theeatindte depoiliSd
Stick specie mild received dratti.
Theettsind . year Iva:sin Pittsburgh (in 1804)-
tbe fiiisietiskeettited 'teirOstraist:Orer:theissOust7.
taint, 'I recollect welt that the suitement..wae
very great to see If Start:At' I,sun,tiottidatakets
it started frossPittshurgti every 10th ilaY. The
grit stage' from Pittsburgh 'Wei .dtiren by a
I InKt,ttabarghbotreett area and font,yearta
. and . 144,aofp011eat: but one fire'dining that
time, arhieb.wiwalamall douse horned in the day
atreet and what was Then
cabal Grant'siTht
' But 1 *rill atop . nral - beg or yottrtn excnee
ton troubling you with thin'4ong yarn, and can
assure yonl had no idea oI dningany such thing
Yours •rury respectfully,
'fiuustrounr.
.
Cons.- , -Tho• last wdvicee from Havant show
that the now'Captain Ocuoral, Concha,- hu corn ,
zpenced operations vigorously. He has remove,'
a largo numbor of persons , frotn'Offipe, .• and ap•
Ein"dip their stead cithers who ore believed
• y the correspondeuta of American newspapers
be fsrmore trustwoity. -.We can well believe
this, for ble previous experience in Cuban af
fairs.'and knowledge or men'and officers, must
bare enabled him to make a much better 'Mee:-
.tion thin tide Marquis of Pelee's . did. He hal
also appealed tp them:3olsm ofthe soldieiro r in a
short and stiring a ddress ,` relaxed the 'excescivc
censorship of the prom, and published a' most
important eirmilar,in erbieb soya that the
Clare' Asada Aland
_and' ,hall: disappear: The
-nails Throb at' present minirend MITLUS are to
be taut down, and the boundsrtea of the, city
extended four milts' on ever y dile where new
defenses Will: e erected. It is :said 'that
the Ban dose statehouse will be removed, . and
the rail rail'wsy hsiding3o them token' up, a moan
nro which Is thought to be , intended to clestrrY
• the interest °tee' Queen;Mother in the-prop
erty, ae sbe, is thechict etoelthoidertif the ocon
, • • ,
mum
VW- The following is an extract of &letter
from an old and intelligen Subscriber: .
.4 think yon'have done a\ very jnit and I trust
expedient thing in determining to require pay 7
tnent in advaime. , " ' \
• Permit metoexpress my satisfaction at your
article on the duty of editors to tell the truth in
relation to an epidemic„ It is strange that in
christian coinmunity itshonid be'deetned neces
sary to say any word in defenue of 'the duty of
falling the troth and the !holt - tenth; but Sap
posed selfish interests hive so warped, the public
press that it has become tictoriously ufireliable. I
The press. will never. exert its proper influence
until the editors feel that policy,Auplicity and.;
falsehood in them is es demoralizing to the 'com
munity as it would be in the clergy. Were \\\ all
our papers to exhibit in their column' the pro , '
cepts of christian morality, the beneficial effects
would soon become manifest in politics and puha,'
lio morals.
It may be absurd in a stranger to jou expres
sing his approval of your course, but I hope it
will not be offensive.". X
„
In regard to advance payncents,:\we baTc, met
only one person who has not most, heartily . Ap
proved of the 'movement. Indeed "some of our
-most judicious and respectable Merchants hire
Called upon us to testify their approbat , ion of the
coarse we have taken. In the case of ttifiexcepl,
tion referred to, the individual showed hie breed
ing by insulting our Clerk who took the trouble
to call upon him to notify him of the rule. Onr
letters also speak with approval of the conree,' , as
by this means, there is 'never any indebtednewl
incurred and no disputes about amounts.
Psoonass op run Prom—The report ,of our
correspondent at St. Thomas, published on Mon
day, . announcing the success of Gen, and Mrs.
unneau in their mission , to the Dominican :/le
public: is confirmed by the Washington Star, and,
the eorrespoldent of .the Courier and Enquirer, i
- both stating theta treaty has actually beets made 1
with the Dominican Government, .by which the
hitter cedes to the United States the. port of: Ss,
man., on the Bay cf that name, with a strip of
land: Now large this ettip is we ere net inform
ed, but that is a matter, of little aonsequence,—
The main thing is that out slavery-extending,•
filibuster Government is to have a foothold on
that island. ' A begiouing will Ulna be made, awl
the sequel of the -drama_ can
.be.Pretssed. to its
consummation with all practicable rapidity.
- The BAY of Samana lies -in' the north-eaetern
earner of:theisland of St. Doiaingo. Its entranoe,
which beaks ouktipon the Atlantic, is some twen
ty-four miles wide, and its waters' extend fifty
miles inland. In its center, at swim fifteen miles
, m
ir),,
from Cape aphael, which marks the entrance
on the South, d twelve miles from Cape. Ba
men* on the orth, are two islands, Milled- the
Grand Clem as Seye., each soniethinglthe AI
mile long, whi effectually break the force bf
the external w ode arid waves, and render the
. anchorage wit in as secure as it is convenient.
Indeed it is admitted that there are
few-if any
better or more eapacions harbors in the world.
On the, north of the Day etretches the peninsula
, tit Semen*, • which, • - though rather low and
marshy at its connmtion with the main body of
the island, is a hilly and irregular extension of
• land, shaped something ake a boot, and varying
in width from four to ten miles. The port of
Aiu4w2c, which is said to betteded to the United
, States, is formed by a core some half a mile
wide, and a little longerivrhich puts up froth the
Bay into. the peninsuhs. - How deep the water . II
we have no means of knowing,. educe no accu
rrst?.lfrraf kr the Day was ever made; bet. there
is no doubt that the frigate Columbia, at her re
cent visit, examined the aoundinge, and found
them sufficient . for every purpese, or otherwise
some o th er point would have been treated for.,--i
I We believe there are a few houses there, occupied
. by wood.euttimp, but on this bead we have no
distinct information; at any rate, the number of
inhabitants most be eery lunge The regiortis
, remote from the settled portions of .Dominiss;
being about 200 miles by sea, the- oily ;owe;
Mint mode of getting there, from St. Domingo
city. To lase it entirely would be no serious in
jury to the Dominicans, were it not the prelude
to some such performance as took place in Texas
~,from IE4O to ISM., with the extension and con
firmation of slavery in the North American .
Union rie its great end and object:
The ostensible purpose for which we ate to Mr
quire Samoans doubtless for a naval station.—
As to this, it is enough to say, that. we have no
need of such a atation. .The chips we May em=
: ploy in cruising in theio waters, are always near
enough to our own ports to come home when ne...
sessary either for supplies or repairs. The
Washington. Star, speaking of courts in its semi-.
-official eapthity as a eonfident and paid advocate
of the Administration, take *bout our fortifying
the peninsula as a sort of out work to Cuba. with
which we can foreier defy all other powers that
may presume to "dispute our emperor right to
that object of our greed; but we should like to
ere the President calling on Congress for the vast
anima of money necessary to fortify such a point
•in a foreign country, when our own rivers and
harbors cannot be made safe and tseful, and our
coast defences are still unfinished, .and .likely to
remains*. Beside', at& a fortress implies a
powerful garrisms, with a big navy. Are we to
be launched on such a Courierbf policy, and of
expenditure, and, byeath a President and Cabi
net as we are now. favored with, without istrong
opposition in Congress and ' the country? We
shall believe It when we see it. . ,
The vole advantage tote gained from the pro
posed atquisition is that it gives us a starting
point fcir the extension of our peculiar institu
tion, with the ultimate annexation of the island.
The more sanguine spirits may also look to bring
ing St. Domingo into the &mons new Confedera
tion, to be composed of our cotton and sugar
growing States, with Cuba, Mexico and Central
America, all blessed; or to be blessed, with Sla
very for assodates, and Derail for the first of al
lies—but this is Robably . beyond thesiews Of
Mesas. Pierce and Marty. They are willing to
enlarge the 'area. of slavery, but don't mean -to
dissolve the Union, as do so many of their friends
and :•ooadjutors in this precious scheme. It is
lite we shall be told there are otherbenefiti than
those of nigger...driving .to 'lxrreaped in . Dem
idea - In tbe'Clbio ommtry; adjoining Swans,
are rich mines of the:precious metals which have
long ceased, to be worked for want.Of enterprise
and labor, - ,but which Americans cam re-open ;:
there are mighty forests' of mahogany which
await the blows orAmerican axes ; but these are
that we have enough of already, or can well..db
. without:. -Poe ..them.-we should never go to Se,
, Domingo,' any more than Are should desire to an
nex. Cabs while .it bolds slaves.- The truth is,
that this new enterprise of Messrs. Pierce, Mar
ay and Casneau,ta part of that endless plot for
the aggrandisement and perpetuation of slavery,
which has_ BO long been. in action end .has cost
the nation soAear, in blood, in treasure and in
reputation. WO denounce it to the ' free people
of the North and•Weat. • If they are not willing
to' be' accomplices in so 'foul a arlekednets, let
them - crushit' at once and'foreter.•Ar. P. Ti-lb.
1 'Tau Mmuoax ItivoLUnott.—The new! from
northern Mezioo as to the progress of tho revo-
Intlottiate is so eontradietoty that it Is difficult to
decide which is to De relied upon. The Drowns-
Tule Flog, the eddor of which strongly aymapi
ibises with the revolutionists, In his issue of the
16th tdt., says:—
••The revolationiiini across the Rio Grande
seem to bo gradually gaining ground. In the
early part of the week we learned of theirhavieg
possession of the towns of Linarel, Monteutorelos
and Cadareyta, In the BMW of Nuevo Leon, and
yesterday and to-day the report Is accredited
that the capital of Nuevo Leon, Monterey, had
fallen into the hands of the patriota by invitation
of Its Inhabitants. If this latter report be true,
and wo believe It r, the revolutionists have now
possession of the strongest position north of the
Sierra Madre mountains, with arms and muni
tions in abundance. As to the fact of their be
ing M Monterey, however, there- may. be some
doubt. The last reliable Informittion we have
from them, they were at Limares and Montano
relos. It was known however IluttMonterey was
without soldiers. • Gee. Amputlin had , sent the
force ga - rrieOnlng that place, 900 Inen;inder a
Col. Glenda, against the rebels at Victoria; and
the latter by stratagem placed this fordo In their
rear, endi,ccopied the towns an tho road to Mon
tore .7 : •
T o Matamoros correspondeea of the New Or-
liana Picayune, tuuler the dato of Sept 17, con
clude; by etatiog that a courier bleakest arrived
In that city with the Important news that the at
tempt of the revolutionists ou Monterey bad fail
ed, the inhabitants of that city refusing to Join
them- - This being the ease, the correspondent
arrives at the conclusion that the revolution in at
—.
an end, and he adder
"The revolution in this put 'of Mexico baa at
last turned out to be a Daum_ ;The success with
which it commenced, and atdeltatteounged the
frienda of progress to hoppee for.ti eompleM change
of government, was folloirtd by reverses which
have filially ended in almost o total dispersion of
the revololonisbr, Ondirtveted more firmly, If pos
sible, the chains of the Dictator upon this un
fortunate people. Several can have combined
to bring about tats result—want of money, arms.
and proper leaders being amongst the number,
but protietdy'the principal one fa found In the
energy and enterprise of his Serene Bilabial*
Banta Anne. dt the first 'note of alarm which,
reached Merlca from thiti frontier all the man
bye *naps Within 'Wag astute, were ,ant . In
•*d an
on. d formidable routber wu r saq)a sr
rsjol value Um badly armed maim
Rio 0,1101111."
INESE
FE/111Fri. 3lostrstrrvz—lt ierwell known that
for some time the. Chelershan been roakins fe ar ..,
fel raintges in London, and has area extended
'to Liverpool,'llancluester,lind other densely pop..
•
slated places. Added to thiS, 'hie been another
epidemic, even yet more destruitive the ponn
lerßl
AOelletsture of which is We Black Death— ,
AO called after . the disease 'which decimated',
Ettrope in the.Middlo of fourteenth century,
Anil furnblertlloeca'ccie. , , 'With I material for the
ground-plot Of 'his Dettniteroir.. Thatthe actu
al plague calks in. London'WZf -the not; believe.
But Deft -comb fearful aggravation, of- the- ovtli
:
cholera ra
nary feature sof cnoleorbps is in full %mire
tion there, ppeare to be ` the' Meat. From 1
what we her learned--not Tioio ,.. the Zognsh
journals ;tibia. tire' simpcionslt eilont on the
imbject-:-welncline to think that, ii,conjancliert
with the cholera, what 'the GTpaus call the,
Englivi sweal{ng liallela iiin feta Operation. We
incline to thi4 because theism Smolt:a:tire not
lucompatible, whores Plague 9Vlera arerarely
found in conjecture: . . \
Su London, : the only explanation as to the ori
ghlof the present diSC4I3O bao bilVn Supplied 1 , 7
two ,stattfaentepf fact : . that oe'the occasion\ ei
digging the fouralafinue of echo:rub at Hackney,
(a suburb.) and of bathe and wash houses n o,
Bread etreet,. Westminster, two grave yards were
cut into, known to here received the-remains of
many who perished in the plague of, Linden, in
the time of., auntie 11., and that the effluvium
\thence emitted, being contagions and infectious,
has - rapidly Spread wherever, ventilation .`and'
cleanliness have been neglfseteL.' That the au
thorities look upon it in something of this:light,
may., be judged . from the fact that one of the,
most%active business thoroughfares in London,
(Warden street) his been closed by ~t he Board
\of Health until every house In it be thoroughly
cleaned,' , , within and without and all offensive
inisanceewhicli had accumulated for years, be
removed /rem the back Jar& and offi ces'''. Fur
the's'', \fr All '1,1,10 streets in the neighborhood of
Golder., Eqnare; Soho-square and Inc inteinfidi
ate - streets betieen 'those Places and Lekcitur
square'havo been covered, ith chloride of lime
,and rine÷ss precaution which will be taken, at
the suggestion of the Board of Health, in all oth
er districts Where is no reason to aPprehend an
°threat of Die disease." ' - • • ' '."''
I ..,' • The 'Registrar Helier:Li of birthi 'marri'ages
and doiths, publisheett weekly return . of the
health ; of London: The . ,hust of, , these is before
-us, And ineludes the week ending September the
9. Its itaMMents,ire feWoind 'briar, but ter-
The return ,of deaths froci'chele4 in , the nine
weeks ending on September 9 t was respectively
—Zr. 25. 118, 59 9. 6 4 4 ..,729. 847,,i,p30 and 2,-
050. All the deaths in' London .(population 2,-' ,
862,236,) in the lest week, had - been 8,418=0r
2,105 More then tyiq'illed on annierage,ii, the
corresponding, week, of former years 's that is;
8,428 against I 148.
' In the above nice Weeks. (that is from the 9th
- of July to the 9th of September )the whole tfunt7.
,her of deathri, in 'London from Choleris - elope,
'were 5,180; Of', - which, 1,`487 'were ' in the last
fortnight The adults died in the proportion of
two to ono: ovor these siuder 16 .. yearn . of
The Registrar's repert says, tat during.this
eeaeon of mortality, the - min ban, had- great pow,
ei ; 'bet clouds and, fogs:hare intervened. NO
rain her fallen. The wind'. hos been . .dry and
laguld—tho electricity pteitive; bit, the, emper,
atare of the, air and of the Thameslndiclining.,
The disease, wefear. has not ieschek its Cullui"
nation "point..--.llrae'rerk.'fire es
, .
During a short visit to'llorthera - Indiana last
week, we learned'that the - number of stock, hogs
there at the maseat time is fully talcs as large
as during an previorm.year. This is Maiiiii,at
tributisble to the feet that the fanners in the
terior' counties have been cempelled \ to drite
'nearlfoll their hogi to the northern counties;
sad sell . them. "Fortunately; north-ailia
Wa
baeb, and particularly, north.of the Ssitkikee,
the Corn Crop is abandant, and the fecilitiei„for
fattening are very great. Notwithstandirig the
. price of corn is' highi• and the prospective prise
of pork low the farmers are preparing a much
. larger number of hogs than usual for market
They are justified in doing this by . the low fig
ures at which they are able to parcluisq,atock
lotstißl 'Mies' - rarigiiig from one Iwo lards
grows weight, - the average beineabont midway.
It la not doubted,' however that the average
„weight of hogs that. ill be slaughtered. this .
sea
son will fall many pounds below the, average of
any other season.-7Chicaito 7iib.. •
FOR Koiseit.=—A large' flambee \ of emigrants
from New England, bound • for E. , "*.a, have
reached this city . within a day. or taco past, and
immediately take paasage for the Miasmal river.
Mr. Branscome, the leader of the' partY,
whieltemisists of 'd ant one hundred and Mty
men, froth' Maine, Vermont; New Hampshire,
Massachusetts and: northern New York ) , states
Mat most of them 7 mechanics, representing.
nearly every trade, few, is and \ doc
tors Included: '
Mr. BranscOme is to return mthoon ed
,hiscorn
play reaches Kansas, aid - 1 to conduct anothet.
party thia MB. It will consist of some two bun\
Bred and will leave Boston on the 17th of Onto
her. Steam aulk , furnitursand ipsxiii of \ all kinds
have been forwarded by the EmigratioaSoeiety.
Parsuivtaa Berren,—,The . &hoer. :Of ' Aber-.
dean, BcOthind, are Said to prectice the following'
method of curing their butter,. whleit`gives it a
great superiority over Chit of their neighbors:L.,
"Take two quarts "of 'the best common call, one
mules of sugar; tind one ounce of common ,
vette; take one ounce of this: composition for
one pound of butter, Work it well, into Abe ' ems
and close it up for use, The butter cured .with
this mixture appeirs of,a rich Etwrowy
tang and fine color and never acquires a brit,
tle 'hardness nor . . tastes salty. Dr: Andersen
say!: 'I - have , eaten butter cured with:_ the
above composition that his cape kept for three
years, and it was as sweet as at first.' It . must
be noted, however, . that butter thus Cured rti,
quires to stand thre weeks 'or month before it
le If it is sooner opened -the salts are not
sufliciently blended with it,, and ' - '6oMetiteett the
coolness o(oe,nitre will be perceived, which t--
tally disappear s afterwards."' / • -
•.• „ .
Twit Uri °Ara 03 ram Cower or Tstrat...—The
Tem papers are filled:with•aceouuts of the dm
age by, the, hate gale ., 44 Matagorda • five ,lives,
werelostiMr. Merriman and Mrs: Duffy riming
the number. '''All the houses with, the ' exception
of those °fest Williams; Mrs. Sastwisll'ind. tiro
small ones, were either destroyed or unroofed.
The steamboat Kate Ward was entirely wrecked
near theranint; Capt. Ward. his brother and
nine of the crew pprishing. The sob. Toin Patio
with all her, crew was also lost Severarother
Small draft with their erews, - were llkewieelost
and note bile of cotton, it is said, iaieftli tho
whole county. At India:rile the gale, was else
cox/ severe, .and Cecina steamboats: and•Teseebi
Tar Ram! or BAo6.—Just at thhstime paper
makers, newepapers and book men have a gmmt
affection for rage. We mu under o tyranny of
tags. If amine of rags should be discovered, ii
would be of more value than the aurifcrons hills
of. California.' We believe if a prodigal son
should happen to arrive about this time (and
there are severel out), the boom would be made
merry and the fatted calf killed, for the sake
of the rage upon hint, while he was set afloat
again. •
The Rev. Horatio Potter, newly elected Pro
visional Eisitrfof Noof York, and the Eight Rev
Alonzo Potter. Bishop of PVlniliftllia, were the
sons of 4aajdiPtitter of Dutobess county, N. Y.,
e devoit member of the Society of Friends. Hie'
eldest son, Paraciete Potter, became a book-std.
lee and an editor at : Albany, and was the first to
join the Protestant Epivoopal Church, of which:
he became a Realms member. His two younger
brothers, Alonzo and Horatio, soon followed the
same 000211.
llox - Slkustax 8. DIVILIXSON.—This gettematt'
recently aßirered a 'leech in the inknlor. of '
New York, defining his position In the, audio
mate of Democratic politics In 'New Neta•York..
lie strongly endorsed the comlnallon :or
Judge Brownson, and ridiculed the reroolutien of
the Bona upon the Nebraska question. He cepa.
cel led
an un
on. compromising tar against the A/-
Lstreti .
. •
Ent &inn to whom the Smelt Acadeno yof
Science refe4ed the subject of Spiritual Bap
plop for Infrestigntion has reported that they
are owing to the weal did : coati= of the ten
donut and joink and \ their return to their natural
position again„.... He desoribis the, process ite,the
knappLig of a leadon.of the i?eroneus 'bongos
over the external malleOlfl f u .. We hoPe oar ?"4-'
era nilleritaad it nowt ; .• .;
•• Axarnra linnets Thrritc..—Amonbet, which
lasted three days, is reported to bare moinnenecd
'on the 4th oIL, between the stc.vernment triops
end a band of rebels at Sunapee. • The, later
h a d upwards of arreuty 'Wed; ilint about. the,
tame number , taken' priionen. Of these, 4our
were shot . I xlCtum: taken with, emit Lin their ,
lands. The
. otherswerebeing tried es conspli-'
kiffsr
shore The moment troops are sahlto4,lXl
ed no Loss, •
A Bout liosnantr.—.Bodar the brad 4/4'
omits In the city of hiorxi•o, wt End that Ai j*. ;
diTidtuil was assaulted in tits irtresyi 4 . k korp
light sad robbed ink •
liettehaitiVAleiyionele , thei
team that they telompt
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V1520.11 , /N, Kiprruck - r.—Joa ce - .1503*, of the', ,
„Campbell Coulkty City.) Nutt, en .
l e i 25th ult.,,
at the inatigatiniof Z. R...llalbstc, Elitif Nevi. ~ '
. 1
krt, &Aged , th 4 liii"coitrt lied no 3 'otion `., 1
toMaturapittitirsim ters, - 01411 : aliat '.. g re "
lu ld , P , PoWbr. 10 'confab, juris • don on Xlitate ,
, Courts, end that thel\County Courip s of lientecky
are not courts \havtag ‘ Ctimrioll la*,jnriscliati 1
s, - , Clues ' \ nlonciay, Sep ‘ q,ll3ll4.
Postmaster Le don Ok D0,../.11--'. s #'l.. 1
I take the liberty of sin mi.. yon a Pros the or,
the' Micagra Tiny:, the on*. true and r dem= \ I
o OrStiO paper published
~,Dl‘This ci t y.„til 'gni. \ \ j
inib ,i
' promotc the cause of. t ruut;‘,D9itios,, and ‘ llißtilkti 1
Democratic principles, brlenumg yo ur ego to
~ 1 \
give it wide circhlation-t \ '''os; : bli.li.‘lotrotsi \
v „
k *HEAT AT OZSVISF,,-N, T.—=, emit or of -
, patavia De rat thwir addresseh hic terts-1\ 1
''lt needed nt%prophet 'to foreteleth do fall in \ '1
the price or wheat. 'Yo farmers Uric efnii . t.dths \ 1
princely price oc. two 4011 4n per ' bUshk-I, ut ea- '' \ . .i,
pcctation of getting two dollar!mrid4ety tibio, '''..
what ray ye : to the, pn sent. menet miNe Not We . _
commodity Oile Joliet. and tidtty cents \ per \ bush- .'
el, with'a proSpect of \a still A M ther \ decline:7 , - ,
Pub ros —pis Probable that ‘4O a4e...401t50f
Chariestwn twileston ''l.l be foll Owed by .that ofCambrige, a .movement \towardi \ \ 4t . tim,;44g,
ready been made. The consortia , . - -
town swells the . population f it ,
000,, which, according, to the. laai
- total \of 106.000.. ...;N.-.
' \ Puz \ pastas .Pcmtcr -4,-Fitut„ :.!
- the'.minatitution of the 04 =Li
ever attiiiiaiii to be organised iti
gin with the following article: , -...
case of war this company shall'
:band...... -.. -\ -
-
Senator Douglas,- we perceive,
on anew lino 61 business. Re
:sassing agent To`r a Chicago net
neierPore him-any', ill-will,perso
fallygivehicethe benefit of a at
Don of his cart—N. ,Ir
'N CITICEiI,Iett er° . .by elther - of Ms issiderdssieelP°BComalit.
Dumbead Staqbensll . l , t RaVed. until
Had •TseenT: "* V4, s i re4l3 I b be I r mf &se
!Ste AiStmEst.....-s. _ .%. . ,_, • ....1
.1,-Z.ifiT.., A:=: 172 , L4 ,, J. J:m y . =
' ____ - :..204a fsheig.trAY.-g-ftv
MLURNING - GOODS, - r Mar " '
field have as head, k ":_ ...... -
ss Tsuals • • , - ' 'Neck Eel
Al °as: _1 1 e- Ve
.s: Corusest'''• '
" . Moue be Link 241rng.
be
,ifANN- 1 wall , lila ozeg' .1'
13 IILD --:. OANDLEI3II.4O' . i
. 4:lnnate*. in boxes (1,24 241. eseohLts.
est ladle isuiskell, - Ibr sash . • ''W.
('PREEN PAPER, fiii - Windo-ii
it
NIA ed•azsd.unsslesset. ibt,sale by. .TllO4
TtFARTS--150 but!h, S
T AII
Ulby ' BETA, A- 7.7OGErr;
add . . fh7 and 70 WaCqn
VORT.-WINE-3 qr. olive Bury
L tbbrasy received aisefor =de by " \ •
N2l W,ll. BUTTON, Ica 12 Rand
EW ENGI:IAND Ratt.,7310 bbla
tram !?,,, Pf?gairi. Miki_ale Ira Posatitbm bra Mit. ‘
- : -. , • .n: )bb. N. 12 wn.4.4.• -1,
ipriFS7-Riain Aleut ' Li n * jien is ti te bid
do-, Emdd Linen Cater v gidcr •• lemni &martinet& of
A. 6. - MASON 2 CO. - ,
DARED • PEACHES. I .4"bbIe: •in store fo
00l or SY4 clatN
VIIROME. GREEN-10 mums, awl ,0 \
L./ V.lr tale by 7 J. SCITOONISABER.%OS.
g - BBLB. EPSOM SALTS foi
•Yeal r/ • .e.r. .r.scriooprzwriawkoo.
VARRA.NT34—The highe4t
be given me Pittitriargh ..dllerkel
en tr
BBLS. Apal. on. hand nad,for sale bY
soIiPLENIING BROB.
Ity .. A , PPLES 7 .IS bgtrzslly,=Wi
P rWEI s TM.FIVEACIRES_OF.COLLLAND,
• 34118.4 at :the Yell* of aish•Cleek. Ya. arab la •
1-. A DeeWaq Mame andlo ftra4 at SlTuseyeeilla eas /mail
ha y lemma by S.OIITIIBERT a 50N.110.34. st.-
10 Ma BUS. BARLEY RrANTgI
'ltoodoYeialeALlST The .if l oVWsrag P6. 142110nd
,ir.rollutr,*!heknr, /I.7klt!iiritafism, A4l, r
pOR SALE—A Hoit‘e, and 2 Lots B r
niar,'fft4 g7.l:birtifiviatt
931• lAA. this day read sake
„LA by - lega ‘, amsrar a. vottnrs..
C. •HAMS. 7-8 wpm:4\
• •! 1,410 " . ... btas jint.
Neb anal sizgyur, i DILWORTEI.
• f - _ARII-6kgs No: 1 - Lard.for,lidp . by •
GOTHIC CIIIBLNEY TOPS,;-301), of:vari
ons patterns, 111. 1125firit arum'
cßorsjor (kat-.
,Ak.,P,! ll .Fmr e. " 6 " 1 7 Frpf.t..47;nmi
_ _
CIIEAV lIOUSE IN iMAIICIIESTE9,
W 21 ' 111 ' 11°1 i 'dr? engrallaisgtAtZ:s.b7
f \ %Arum & SONS' EDISBUI.iGIi 41.4-A
Watr.wk.'.°l-thVitebe.r&rth,,,a7.l7ihiZl"'
NuTF--3 bbls. Gs b erdt's
AwnKa w.a et.
41SligD,(111,--10 bbia. in sto4 and fo*
by in2.l 13.11ARBAIIIIII :lt CO,
NGLISH ca kg jIIIIO
sod far sale by NelB
V\
AAII9III.P.:ICIN RAIL WAY cugv.us—
41.1t.ibld.,,g;I:Irrii:424,DxgautItt • \,.•
jpeTa 84M-!'"ltt 1468...fra:0741.-
Luke . Trout;..r ,
'2ll bblsOirhit Fuebr;' 4 3/lialt bbla..l4]
and arsala at.
• sulk ,R. EOBLSON .
„ .
CLINGIII3IS, GINGEIADISWe
:teeld a. full ant vett. matador sastattaast: •
lm; Am Xattllah ?dada. (Ragas= talllos at
• ABQ a... 23
s UOAR-100 bb, ll3 ..Loff 11,n,1
ADWAYT. 'lt ENOVATIIsTG,I4
TARD BRANDY-3 quarter Casks
t i ll
It vintage of 183 a jaet oned e teraale y b
g on. by. - _ WM-macaw nd
s. ,b0.:13 b Weeds
•MILOUIL--200...bb1e.. Superfine,
.04
..L• Flan; jarterrhins sid tor dat a
:V.INSEED 011.-0 linseed
JUretere dd. tor de hr. B. lIABB4IIOII /I
_ _ _
.SOLP-,24.1m, Thils..Palm-Sos t pla ots
ziqof e
t Zr Y it;
AlsOU RN I GOODS; MOURNING ' v.
.000D3—Heima hat @Nettled • lame \\
men tithe above Etat* la vtit.,h they Welt* lb, MUD' \
Jima of their etaitcanerrs sad the pane genery. eeL9
Q RAKER llndershirtt and 1
CIDIST,EII.74 • Wooa No
• .RENOII DOMINOS- good '
• 11 willbg arrzy,e at \ mAam
4.1 ' ING—tiOnbblo. No.lpickl •
.:KIL sad t. al* Dr \ 1.0 7..71.•
FINAIZ a rIiX inas., prprgiogor
la- -N. V im° "" d 7.11.111:4rg.
1,
Notes and
NtliArLlefitlrtatel.
WANTM—IIvo to 15' w ith
atm: emmootout to - ti k tka.
'Own g=ip24l aria bk.. !W
• sa3o • N . N • MMUS'S
FIRST RATE:CLOVEN - :isna
a..,141NT7.4141644,..07r.t.tire4
VNTED,-.2 , terer laa OonTilets
of p a& banda*rt locallna •
•- 4tlrsaa t tr MOP ..fZs!d MIX' 4 , 9
"oni seldom mac v in • DS. - • .
,
Ajw......go.fir . kisupNiN/ N lArd to4zrive Roe
I sal• •\ :Pa* • A•• 4
IVLOIRL-200 bit l t4.B4o4:llne'sad IUOI6II.
'mart vo.o lob br. h 111441111.
.
LBS: • 14 INED
.MAGNEB • "'La
I mos sad mak • :-.7LIMIUM EMIL
UAO" T w %Du Permin: ol 4 - Ust • reef(t.t
• ampsiod 1•••iiit!•••91,14••:1b• ham.
•
VAINZT, EmboAti4l.l47 aid:Prime- \
. _
INTMENT
• to 110 litse••l &steam "
=III' -mi nuns sox , • \
921E3-4 thikday
ur ; .., • ~. inotarmoomass. \
fluzEsiraxtr.•hri.e,.-)e,auto r :T i i
(2••• reed 1kr;,..r.z.. • ipoubre•
• 10 L0U.R ,4 4011b1...'5.1 . ...\ in tear "lialire
r , •
aIF
VERTILIZER3,-43ii*Ei; \
Up. -
I t r i etbritts ,
-4 .3 and f0ri.35 , 14%,.
—mum*. co- t- •
I :
Vt- - o;bbla frealiterixase y, 2 _ _ _ _ _
_.,-,; 1 a
• , \ ••
1 •
.2.111:•..7.i. , )...i..: ;.,,,..I...:2.vituazia b
&pkij .
....- ••
irtnakll 7 42. bbl a. Cadman Viaaginr
.1, ~ AleirdWarixia 1 74;1. ' I
, . • •\„ ‘•• • •1 '', ... I t, A •-•-.• • • . '
5ig t.' ..,.4,t..,, ,. .,;, ', i:cir5t:f. ' "c,;i5 : ,• ,. . - •,•"!;; ) %iitW ' %
" 111 & ,,, F•••1 - 40&;•443 , 3- - :• , v 1-, AN,' .1 2.74 , '"?; NrAi , .4.:7,* ,
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