EIS'I'ABLISHED'IN' 1786.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
: Pullman •tiAnAr ..twa WEEELY ET
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"DAVID NYE WEI I TET E [S . A3lttra , agGirr:
1. Den= Oa v.:, ram, nrlrm wiz= aso noon.
-; • • TERMS:
g:4,]1,1*-tu. 6aun p.m.... M.N. bnif inarl7
In helve.",
-NV EE-K L I*—Tne &limper annum sdru Clubs:
win b repeated au the Ibllonlan oonditions:
Three levies wsohture...
6 00'
• g.;74-47"
11 00 .-
4 Ten curl. _
411. .316-6;61.76;.16170'4,t'5'4::
be
e 6 be pa .19 Invariably In advanoc
u r ell/76
t • f ill
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b e a t fte .., r Lb* yew etT.6ina.,
ATES'OF ADS ERTISING:4 •
ref Nonpareil or Agate;
' • tar. - each addltioparbaiWass-
Do ' ona
.75'4
Po thr
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Ott"
y tuouth—.-L---;---- 5 5 °
Do . two on (011
D. I/ dd
. Einudins, birds, Os Own or terse per annum) 610
One yo .w mash addltionst Linn •
Ono Noose. etiongwohlr at platurare.fpg an.
Tor etch alittioaral armee. (mortal mar one mont oS
h. and
~ . tor each additional Proem iosorWl soul. tim Tomir Dam ,
ball prim. .
Adoertionnents exagallog a osiims. ant not over
no iValinjr "a :2:ll7 Tit T.lfi c ...aiiihirmeh es
hind Oa amount charged for their publication. • '
unouneimproadiciata for atm to ba charged the 'num
• • other adtertioementa. • .1
.Adrortiortiseata nostrtnartial, ho 'Abe ropy far •
...Unbar of I:metal:lh will be continued till fa=
1.1•16116 otacted •0211rdingly, , •
This PriOlego of mutual ad... Niters is strictly limited' to
, thelrowes Inunedbate busting:a; and all ad rectisonuoun
• the benefit of other persons. aar well es all alrertionorot.
not - ImesoPnot irconuectod with their own budoem. and
dasmr or .4,
.or
loud the Matto pagodal. will bechamwd at tho mot rotes.
1 , 66 all ouch telnallcut aalrertWeg, bias will he ocratately
asoderad. Pf61.666_1.76166 )1 16 &Art 1
All 1 62•6131661111/1116 Indltutlons. ,coro
oath, ward. township; and ptbor poldlo meeting, nod all
posilt.k-al mooting. sad notlron to berharged half price, pap
irtrictlr odoance.
'Moretti , notice j er ta awrid D 3 nat.. , •
Ocalh notices warted wanton charge. ultimo accomapers
Med by funeral loolLatlom or otdtuary notices. and wtom
iscaunpanied.b. be paid for- • '
terstior advertisers, and all abets aerating couihnualca.
Soo. 6r resoulting notices designed to gall attention to
Fairn Pohang, (Swami. we Ilathas •r01 , 0 1 . 1 .10010PN
•bers=se Ma made Dr asimittanoe-sll notion of pri
tato are notice &aligned - to di satellite.
It (=Ant " ; P 6".
I rboiTN::
standing
thatthei,
the mese I. to ta todd for. If !Mended to
loserto4 Olt local 1#14131.6, the Duna will be charged
• the. rots of I 0 cents par Ron • • •
Bishop or fir Satires to be charged triple prim.
• - Toren:a Limum Petit:Lops earli: .
Resat . Rotate Agents' sad Anotlopeore aelearthirinenta not
to he clmed motor pally ratan but allowed a dioniemt of
thirty-thaw and one4,lllrl per paw, from the mount of
•
borne of 1411 , 111.11. II pant PO7/51..
One tapaare,throe ineertlonn.
• Do. each additional
0 . 0 "'" gllmee.)onl7l= @ :7:l% cen4
Do. each additional ineartion... - -.7.5 canto.
Ali trecoloot adoration/tents to he bald
•
- • - ' , BATES: OR DISCOUNT. •
°Muss. ,
• Ostia mu In amrsayaott Quart - y.ll
. N. 110L31ES• 1 SONS, Brokers.
R.. 57 JFrrlE 41.1e.r0 .Bird and As. Pittsburgh.
• PP.77lOglifsl - ANIA.. .C7by Lent s Cfnefrgatl.- P . ;
• Bank of Pittsburgh ' pa r t reW BtJSneln7_ do
rastutugs.Bssik do.:......gorirraulabb /bask-- -- do.
Ildr. , and Manors of do-par Lafayette Hank...-. .._ do
- Bank, Ohio LISa.Los.t..TrITW:27- do
Faaii of
- Bank of Pel
Beak of Pen
out.dvart
Trademaatt'
Waster:kW
•
• • flank of c^
Rai:aloe(
Banta([
Beat et]
elliv o..r flak' of .i.-;,L.
Hoak of Ididdkitopre
SlidtgraleryCo. Ear
, • Rank cd Northam).
1 . ' Odsuabla B-k SION
Dortertogn Bulk
Pastas Dana*
Eris
F l= I l ea ( I.
Forders'Boak 4'
Saran Bk ofBd
• Puns Dem V
Pranalla
, Oar:6.6w. :
• =l , e , t aV 11=1 ,
• ' • Latatorter County A:ad./1114
- - r Lebsuon Bank_
....... - e. Tharrton •••.
Mode Bank oli;,. , - loortharn At otHantaokr -
elonangehelaßank-__..parlSoutbkre Et_ of tiootaak, m
- Watt Match Rank- --.Farl • r INDANA.
• Wyoming Da, Wllketbarrepar3tate Endres twan , lne.- 1 •
Task 8ank...—...-.-- 1 ' , , 31/8601111.
. - . Reid Notes- - 0 . -1-.-1 - 'llk est.t. orsii...ui- I',
066. Stat. pank.._........1 3 4 . 36de Bank and Branched '.50
Broads at 113 on du Bonk of Illinois -
.•- . • ' - Bruton aAtheno== d
_, ••• ITISCONEC ' - 7'
. Broads 03 Bridgeport...-. Starto• a Fire In. Co. &km b
'• Brandt at CloEllootee d F MICHIGAN,
..:.
![ tuck
, 6 ic T t.r.a.5....., 2 r ....rem.thn. 1 1 ,F F , 8. 1 .k . 3
; -
am.. :L ip. . -;
do
~.., = ati ? toelc Bank • .1.
d l o,
1 Broath at. D=7..1.-- 'do Inforattoo l'lnapooy - ...... 3
• ' . Remit at Columbus --- dolState_Rank- :. 3
Brandt at Aobtoteola-- do CANADA.
• CANADA.
- ' Enoch at Sa/ota- ...... do alt. of ' . AmetioacTononto 6
= :I 111:411eld.—. le . 1:tc o ol the
3 1 3, 1 r0 . 14 4. T00rn .; to , I
a.....n at Cirod.. do Ilk of D. Coughs Tor;ml - 6; 6
Broach 06 Wooblattott,--. dn EASTERN ESCURNOE.-
Broach si Cadls.___— do On No York --- 34
Brand. at lamed._ do On Plll6dentlels....._:.-.. do
, • , Brow% at 3tenbendl-le- doled Baltennro..-..... -. . do
=at Mt. Nemot,..-- do IVoTERN BECLISNII - E.
at Neratt----..... do Cinclanatl.-.
--- Broach at 3_priegbeld-...: et.'.L.thriak.--:-...Z..-1--- 10.
• '• , Bruton at Ardettes.--. ElSt.'.Lottls ... .. -.... - -7...- - a
i - - -. &oath at To --..-- do OOLD ANDYP - ECIE VALUE.
'Brown at Tit. 4- do Bold/cons Fadden --WO
1 .
: • Brandt at. Zomeseilla..-.... to! do • Polotiot-.-15,60
Smash at Norwalk.-. dol rag* old --...-...-I nAm
__- Brandi at P10un..... -.-- do Eagle, nes--...-.1
-o,no
- 31.36 - oh at Port o 1 do ITedertr3sd'ors-.--...... 1,60
Brandt at Eaton_.---- do Too Tatlont.„—..-..... l',Bo
• Brazen at Bareons--- do!Guiana -----..,- 630
Banos ..b nt 0 .7. ,,0 0...... do Sovereigns. .- .. 4,63
02111.111e1 01 k00ttet.......- do Napoleons-----. 3.3 C
,- • Brando St 'Ten- - •dd
dol llneota—.-:-.—. 2,16
. /kande std Tourenstoo • - , ,
P 13107,8 OP,--STOCKS
fIRPdRTID•PgII GAZETTI, ET
-A, WILKINS ix: CO.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE 811.0zi.KES,
SO. n Fomtnr.frßas
Prilinsaa, Orlobtir TS, 1864.
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i ln . t.l . ..2J Ar i
c o F._ ..„ 110 •K. , TO 121 616 i X
c0up....64 ocrip 1 0 0 ,7 - • 40 .- 0.
I. may rs.-..-- 105 83 SO do •
221, eltr 0•2--,.. 10 0 63 60 1.. J. 6.7652
coup. 2. N. T. 100 63 50 6 -
614 tit? 64-- .....- 100 .83 CA 1.111.116x•or
noOD. 6;114 100 81 60: I 4 0 , . ,
, ti.,1C0rP111418620b3....._ 4. 40 61 661 i mi. ' xf oo Api o o.,
81.78,60 VP A 616.011.8 60 GP 18 d o " 4
• .F. 2.611671.116014............... 50 67' 60 do a.
A/leeway L• 1081 1340 k - 253 146
PIM. Tn. C 0..........---: , t 4 54 -
' 111712066' Lewd:B.B-.3 50 62.4 027 .'
t 312.0,04.16 Odd.-- -. 15 . 85 771 jot o „,m or et
t,O
FLOW 5t...8214.-- T 5 37 35 Div J. 8 et
' 11.4 IL, Odd= —3.— BO 44 40 Dto • ~.. ;• oo
. • , Northern 1.11,27280.3...:,, 60 - 40 , 35 Di,' -011 '
.W 52140,41.0“ 8ri4g0_,........ = 16
• pr.•
Pitt.%lll•2 Inzar.2B.- I' 10 6 101, z) yi et
• . Wang. Icts.sace Co..— 3.. 18 lb ii,h. mn, $2
. , ~ 131W80' 10n... Co- - '2l 16 .
-•- 486.16264 Flrentele6 Co- -. 10 . 6 '
P 11.8.02213 to Phlli._ ... 601 41 - 38 Div . 42.8* et.
. Plll6bpa, 2 100122016... 50 40 35 .d o
6.474.... 21.62 V. 24133 C i
'', 218164 , 3•• Worki...- 80 ie lag
. Id.. els 81...212r- 60, 43 41 1)1, J 4 d, 4*4
l'o r Slaehrster 50 10 '-' ' Atim 61,-,t.
.. 40221 116117.4- to 44 42 ' •
, 06102 Pena. R
R. 611.44-. 60 43 . 41
Batt. 2 Ohm Ralleosd_-. 60
41.21604 JA WelWo.4 .R. 60 - - ' • •
Hui. Italiry. Dry 13c4k 100 15.5 - 100
, : rgiVBS 16211Taii.= xi f°
170
10. •
Twits Creek Plauk Road 26/ 10
- ... ' A 116.8 P.n.'. Plank Ed 15 . W 27. •
Alem tlolo nsburgrpike 14.4..
33 55 10 I
Chartltlf
611.6.016....... ::' ..... ...• 160 • 170 P 2 Inv
Prtutrorah At lialt;M::: - 140 133 , 1 ii;.10.545:1
. 40.113 Autte1.....—........ - 34 5B 182. Eta..
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• EXCILSSGET.VD BANNING • 110GISS o r •
• & CO.,
mad Sat. Zbla Bmltho'o. No 71 Ettera tfret•-,
.P177:18020/1; r 1. -
100REIGI4 nd Domestic Exchange, Coin,
p • Bask Notes nu Lead Warnot!, Imat and soloi
0311oettom cud , ' thrmaahaut the uedan. •
-'- _
Tad.7s dbeolrotal and loam negotiated.,
nod, t rt
arrozOtalett. ;
-Xtriter a.nrct..44 acond whet, lan
w spec:Med time. d. 3
GEORGE E. ARNOLD 1 0 Co .
?It i ..graEVllA.Sor.cOl i at.i.NK NOVA ae.4
1 42..eirr.....3.50., 0,14 :w=
HARDWARE .pos.
SADDLERS AND. CARELiDE At IZrkB!
' Re To Leech, Jr.,
.; 2th. I.th WOOD Srazza,,Prn•sausarr.
Also, Cloths. Lthes, Damasks, Koss Nee Ilstt. that
Aturce .Temit Toof.T.O; Athas„Vtualsb. to.. to.
_10"-27
.IATEMAN, FALL'S C 0.,. COnaniserien
Iferdsanta. end Oeureal Forwardtm.by
Ealhood. 2. %:;-rg i 1.31,37 , 1 6 (2 , 11f:r. Main and
dynamo,*
„...„..r2 e Atean.;ktivr o r ti Lndav**.t White.
• • • Eish. • •
eartinalaratMattnn bTran dhlmeLda faun
Platentrsh. Canal to Wabut
Mq 64.4 .
- ' Jonas 'cumuli.
-w-Ha f zuiz o tirD
g•B lll7 a r ariet Strad" PatthtiVia
~ _~.
THE DAILY -I'ITTSOUR.6fi
BUSINESS _CARDS
ATTORNEYS
OSEPM, S. k A. P. MORRISON, Attor-'
.bviltrZtaln . ° Z7a2rt3L.Fle'
T HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake.
IL wen Itnildirept" Grant Meet. between Fourth and
d A 11.7. auatelyT
ROBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law,
EL loafs. Mo. fer
OBERT POLLOCK,'Attorney at Las—
C6rnar or Fifth d Grutt stianLoppaelt• tb. Court.
umrstepa. Plttstrurgh •
TAMES J. KIIIIN, Attorney,st Yaw. office
*Jr pourtb mot Grant, Plitaburgb., jalSdly•
FRAIWIS C. FLANEGIN, Attorney at Law,
N 0.17 0 Raab amt.- Ptetezma,.
JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law
No. 59 Plftb otrewt,Pittenurgh.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
ILEBNAN & CO, tankers and Exchange
Batas, So. 95 - Woodatrer of Dlsonond Adler.
, lf:Sh. Pa. . d.,,arne
STIIng and sell Task Noteeainl 0:do. Plesoad. Time
Exchange. and Promlaney_Notsa make Collations In WI
the PrOmds•l styes of tbds Unless; Realm Denoella on call
•ndosslotenelt.nod glee ttlets.pnottpt attadinn mall nth
...•roatten ailtatednlng to • Broker'. Palau.
1111• Eastern Exchange arena :UT Co rale. • mlg.l-1,
lERA M di RA.1131; Bankers and EX.
• ehsace Moan% Boy: and all llnld and Silas and
'Sates. negotiate loan. on Beal Estate or .gtoelt gas,
ritkm_yarehave grontivorg Nota, aid Tlmo lOU. on fast'
and nat. Bay and sell Stake no Cantalsslon. Calla
Mons sada on all panto I n tW Volon. Oflloe corner of
TOlrd and Mood, Maas, antadranmalte the: St. Cl:Flea
Loaf.
D. KING, Coin, Stock and Exchange
AI • Banken — Foluth Ans.—Buys and sells Steels on
....rourdadora Kruhande on Eastern eines supplied at se
tn rale& Collections mauls on the West at. louratec W.
Notes bookht and wild.
iiittll.lllo/ 1 , 1-111.7.:...;,./Agrl HAMM—. .:WZ.
413ALMER, IIINNA: gilecr.s.rd
, to-
Humay, Hanna & Cu, Bankerlf,Errehisn. Ernksrsand
rulers In Forel. and Omura. klebanueZdestes or
Dep./. Bank hotecand W corn er o Word and I
Theft street. Conant Money remised on It. ..rlsht
coot. for sale. and caller.. nude on nearly all pr.+
pal.pnts of the United States.
The hlphost• premium pall for Fond. and Alaskan
Advances made IDS conaignisenta Er Produee, dipped
ease. on IlEaal teems. • • •
N.
101711.11. Wfi - A:WIS & 0., Bankers and
-7 7 Entrant", Broken ; lioeth East earner of Wood lad
Third ate..U. - Pitt aunts. •
Att tnamsetlotts made on liberal telms, :eallettlmaz
! _Drontlr attended ta: !
A 'WILKINS & Exchange Brokers,
''lh 7s "u'lb
it L.1711 : -„,itat k °`;17 .. .
: '[ATM: -LARIMER, Jr., Banker' tried Bro
-
Pit 7 h.p. ith street. Napat adjulatelass tbP Bank • tab. •
AT !HOLMES & SON, DTriders. ?oreign
~.01 1" `:::1?4 c 1rFai
tisruadkout the
BOOKSELLERS &G.
j. BooksellerStatioiter
,tenet, o .
ea
ICIVT. And j Retail
. Dealer In tannic snit Bawd awm.P.T.e and 814-
, 111..7. N. 03 W 4 (1411!nest 411 Fourth)
ffHN S. DAVlSON;:Bookseller attd Sta
tkrner, enmeme Tholsng *ls... No. el Illarkra
. near roan. l'lttaburgb. P.
iNRY S. ABOSWOBTIT. Bookseller and t Dealer to Statlemerr.'ke..f.'so. al Market stelpt, near
and. Plttsburrb.h. • -
,
•
RY .t, Booksellers and Stationere.
No. 66 Wood steel. pent doer to the e.rnia , nb.Third.
1 tit .l# Eebool and law took ecnorintly:on
-
V
[LAND.
ptr~t
ILl'cehr noaller— nd
; , arfolic':
0f3,,11=11
2
kap..
Year. 2
• . Carr& 3
"
11,Th
-perpllns 2
CODEVII - SiiciN - 576
=ME!
- •
• - T. W. BUTLER 44 CO.,
- I.ZoRwARDING & CO3IMISSIONI MER
r•• MAIMS and In ail kind. of PittalmirtOtat
niS,tured Ankle; Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, No. 71 Fa%
Woe.. ?Manama. , aus.lpd Si
.
•" • WM. surrom ,
Vlaolarde Graff, Importer and Lb:11,4 in
I VORPdGN WINES; Brandies and (Ed Mo-
W. POINDEXTER, Generanferchan-
Lii'a dire Br2xerand Cubstnbabsis Slerchimt. 167 Fruut
gtreotbecund nivel. Pittsburgh. apZMubl
A s: A. - 3VBANE, Cutmtixeion and for
didf ttacin ]Cool sad i niduee
Must. littsbolgh.
ff!Mil
lawn n. kuntnos
acauso'N..i•C.o4ftalesale Giocers,
Pendnre . Mackin. and Connalnalon llerehsatly..No.
eta ntlevt. Pltnnbarnb. .
ersterrlY
SFRINCIER lINFLB
ol AUGFE & CO. (Su.Uses
=• S. Harr Tr i ndairn atararerd4ni
14S.VIrsi and 116 Second exude. Pit;st=D. Pa. r a i r.-17
Flour Factors, Commission
Ai • and Pnriardlng Morehants and Dealers in Pricks's
generallTT . Drdsistnr rentnetly
attended tr.. No. 74Waterind.90 /front nts.,
Penn 05145.
•
Soccessnrs to
ATWOOD..TONES s co. Crum:Union and Derwar+.
tug . erubsints, Dealers In PI rtsburgh .11ssufgetoretiOupela,
Pi usburgh.
phIEY, MATIIEWS CO...Wholesale Oro-
Sem. eosi:dad= wid Forwarding Werehanta. and
•• gent.. fur BrictitonOotton Yarn, fit Water at. Fittidttirtgt."
XTERCER TASTELO. General Corernis
..LT L sip. -Weirebtinta, Mend advanced ,
mule on roceigtimenta Produre graerally.• 1a17i7
-
. .
o f 011N r :N s ., , Z lo
Pittsburgh .I!anufseltimm. vo. =4 Lilt et. Pitteburgh
T. B. CANITELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
,onzamwooa and' Forwarding dreerhant. and Whole
e Dealer In Western Iteannee egh Butner. Pot and
• Peml loth an %Western Prodnot detimall ' r. g. Water Exec;
between Smithfield and Weed. Fintabargli.
• - (Lat. at Co)
.91 JITTLE & C 0.,. Wholesale - Grocers,
a Prcduna and CommLatioti ?denims La, and Dealer. to
Pltlahorgh alanntadurna No. 31 3 &stand street. Plats ,
burnh. - ,
CHEESE wAnEriousE.-LirENRi H.:
mums, Forwarding antlO:n273;tllatkrn hlarrhant,and
Heiler In Cher" Batte,r Lake nab and Produce generally
Wnoclatreet„ abets water. Pittebnzati rectal
. _
'VON BONNIIORST *.MURPHY,. Whole
de Gladrags:id COMMllailleoll Wrchatts, and braless
bareia Edidi
I's. kaldss /I.alketwer, Water" strosts Fltbr
.
JACOB FORSYTH, Jr., Forw - s - L - rig and
Commilielon Iferchimt,No. as Wirer dryer. Pittalinrida
fe2fely's3
rIVHOMASPALMER, Importer and Dealer ,
la French and American Wan Paper, _are, Sr. Market'
raver regimen 2111,1 Youth ethic; PittannrAti:
• nilie-'53
- McCIANTOCK. Importel and Whple
clL,l=L^Mratb"..t„
Roam Boat Ttipmittaa, Bala 2 Market meet-
M/ORRIS tIE PATTON, Wholeaale and Re
tan Gmert; on the Eastern Ade DOI. Diamond,
tteenteb. PL.
DRY GOODS.
•
ERANkNAN CORDER, - Dealer in Trim
uway .(I Oloye; Late Gad. Umbraiderloa,
• Gant's. Porn lahing Onndo and nary anklet a hill foo
}What
of which nut slays he had ahZ:o. mruor of
}What staved and the lhanufod. Pittibur2h.P. apll-12
A. L SAS. Alt ITIMILITAOIT—C. L. I.IIIIIOAT L IV- ' Ton.
A.MASON ic CO, Wholegaleand Retail
DoAlt;rs in Fanny and - stip]. Du Orel; 23 Fin
Orloff. Pittsburgh.
Ik4URPHY P& IifIRCIIFLELD, Wholesale
Gry Goods Merchants. comer Youth sad
aria anat. bor
littssh. •
GROCERS.
AIIOHN FLOYD &CO., Wholesale Groeera
and Costunbaleo Iteir.ltaata.Notin Wva/ and TZ , Lib
s.trrt, {qualm:in t & . ,el 4
fi j OBERT ISICiORE; Wholesale Grocer, Iteo-
J. , toying o
Uio wner, Desler I¢,Pendw4,llttemrub Man.
u nreuen l sp=sc;f f lr are . itt . l2 a
o nd , eat]. Inel and
Irina of suberba WelliloacmgAbelaNbiskic•Ak "r
wrt:
sold kar rash. •
•
OUT.. ......
WholesaleßLACKßlihic — i . eb:, -''''''
. sem Bost Pralshmi,. .4 Dealers Gr°-
L,ti.aburtb 3tastif.turse o.li'ilett sad jer m4l iesti ' 7
l a
h their Viszetuniss, 141 Water Meet, Pitts=
rnPl2.7
,
ISAIAH.- DICKEY lc CO; Wholesale Gra
ernt 0m... Meretants; .0 Dealer. in Produce.
.56 Water alreet..4 107 Fre. amt.' PlUttourett. -
JO. D. ...10.1.11 C. 4:62.
TWILLS .4 ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
o.nco.bodou Merchanti. N 0.184 Liberty stnet Pitt.
MMN
.
1,112,1&. BACIALEY & CO., Wholesale Ciro-
TV
an. Nos. 18 lad 3D Woad Knit. Pitt. .
.IWLIAM 11'CLURG, Groser and
. Dealer, corner of Wood' and !Lath street., hne
ilwara on hand a hue World. t f choice Gereerice d
ens Tear—Foreirn Yrulta Niatri ' Wholonale and RAIL
Dividers - supplied on the tonere tem. •
ROBERt DALLELL CO., Wholesale
Oroettra, c® mimic* Mareinnta, Dralen In Prod..
sun Plttstrumh 3lspezetons. 253, Marty street..
Y
-...; . ....
WICK dAVDLESS, succesmora to
YL. 11 Irboleasle Graers.Vntgrarthog and
OWL 03 1
ffittsbwrgb u,nosrtmw .
• Wool and Wate• stneta. tiftatmnh
A • CULBERTSO24, Whc; Grocer and.
• Contaudon Morclbant.thraler in Produre and Pitt*
tiAtszrolartaral Ankles. 114 Meal fitrett, Plttr
burgh: •
& , b..-
n„Ab=l:2=-1-.:44-2, .° ked.-sz-,d=
AGALM, WOODWARD ,& PI;
sit• emu, la:111/ MMUS Neigh Plillaleigdy
AreCAßD.,—..ll.arcutt hcen .appointed the ex
elattiva Azents P.r PittsLurith, nr the ule ofPatent
ted Cemented sail-Stretched Leather Beltlnz, man
ufactxtred by P. JEWELL /t. SON,of artfor. Connecticut,
Ws now neer fin' sale a Hese uvartturrit of e s ,ridth..
manufartared, at the manufacturer', mice.. ble article
'heinz superior to .ty. Leather Belting
lee
Ada, °Spred
in this market. Also, a stock of all widths of India
Robber Pelting cwistantly on band, and tarsals it the
"Machine Belting Depot" No. U 6 Market streot.
_sept6 J. t H. PHILLIPS
lISTIN LOO4IS, Real Estate Agent,
P .stn t..V..„riV - - 4 3 Bill
PlAtnd2
to• • , iyei:dly .
4 1 A.MErE . I. L. 3LARSIIELL, Secretary CM
eon's Insuraneos CM:M.9T. 94 Water
FM. GORDON, Seerettiiy‘ IVestern In
•
fame G_ 92. Ritter street.
GARDLNER COFFIN, Agent for Ernalin
ea % ge t lurnane• Compsmr. riarthngt corner or Rood
VP A. RADEIRA, Agent for Delaware,,Mn
I)
• teal leastrersee Commis,. 42 Stater street.
Ani.Eo. IL TAYLOR & lIUSTON, (.uceessors
ILA to Tartnr d illornr,).tierodal Commlsainn and For
warding Mereldada,and Adenta for Eudora Tranewrta-
Sion Linea. WhnlrxWer Dalera Iry Staple lirorrodert `AIM,
Inv, Cotton, Cotton Yarns. Barring, Twat,
wort and Kentnekr item p,'ldfidom Soda Art, Winder
Gismo, Ng. Bar and Mate LAW. Nara] nor, and Clnrin.
at and .
Idttaburgh gnutarqtred Gooch
_grornally.—
ArtVl md L th liont =g .
Ilttalnrrdh .d It- Louts Puler: arandirig.)
A. FIUTCIIISON k CO.. Comaissiog
Nterekant. anal putstor.9.o . BL . l. R niamleg, :.
fr 7.
•
• tiI USIC4 &C.
•
tOIIN 11.1111.L0R, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
• Lusk and M•cal Instruments, School Bonk. mad
loner/. Pule agent for ebtrkeittntrs Pi/120 Forte. foe
Western Pent:migrants—No. SI Wood street
yENRY T.1.111ER,• Dealer in Mindy, '3lu••
Meal Instruments, sod Temmter of Italian &titans.
,vit atz../3;; . ;:olet= Clark's 174 t . , , ,r o. tru=
41snost •
TOIIN HAFT, Jr, (stw.cesor to Jas. 31'Guf
l tn.) Wholwale and natal' Dengnist lend ikeslor
fir to
Dynetnek ,An.lll Wood ettnet, a n-tn.
Pittabswgin • Wltoteasr Agent Au. Dr.
YorA's - • mho
LWizeta
arket liraggista and Apoth ,
.....menn . M e theDlaniund.kes
aoludantly on band • full andrec t and
mato.. amortmot p
.
bu lbws, Modlednea l'erfumery,andartielespertalulnatothelr
alnem.
. . .
Phydrians rnerreptione terefollirarnpoianilsil. m 719
011 N P. SCOTT,' Wholesale Dealer
rPrin., Paint, 011 s, Varnishes and Die Stuffs, Na. Mil
ierty streee. ?Mehl:mai.
All orders trill ronilve prompt attention.
Sal - Arent for Loudon it (Vs valuable family riedietnria.
. •
noir . •
it.A. FARNESTOCK' & CO:. Wholeinte
. ..sru=:-...-nw=-"r:thoil'il'irtt.!
Fli' ~, SELLERS, Wholeiiiii3 Dealer in'
11
g, w o o 7 , 4•l4tAgx . sgL o wc-.1 1 .: d ..... vr t z
low.
mica .
mum.
RAUN • & RULER, W601(1110 & Estiil
burg Drungiat h. a. corn. or Liberty . amt.. Ed. Mtn atruets,
• •u
JSCHOON3IAKER & CO., Wholes i&
• Dr•ggists, Na 14, Wend Azar, Pittaamtrh.
•
TOSEPII FLEMING. Sotees•or to L. Wilcoi
Ok Cca. earner Market street and Idantond—Ecepa
Dra. - 1:4; , : ti1a n t:11c1 ,4, 74
pentathlon to hi, Mann,.
Phyaki
, nus preacriptlon
pone s candalic compounded at lan
Jainly •
WOOL MERCHANTS.
MME===l
.LEE,Rucce.ssor to MURPHY & LEE.
V i a? Z.Z.Vrtiar 4 Er;glgV h.
ctv,l
MEDICINE. •
RR. JAMES KING: alike and Residence,
24.112 I'M street. opposite the Cathedral. an.
,shly
•
11731. VARIAN, M. D., O ffi ce 6th street,
• • below Smlthlleld. 01. A« Ilmsn: to A. ra- 2
to S. r. a. mr:.ll lyd
: - • MERCHANT T AILORS.
IiCHESTER, Merchant Mika- and Chs
,, filer. N.. . 74 Wont stir, hallealar att•vtion
t08 . 0,' ao.l Youth.' Clothi4Z. .154
WILL.1:1411 tHeY,M7elranneas.ilgoz;irurt
erty.str.ett.
F. WATTS it CO., Merchant Titilora, 181
Lo w e, g re ,..r..___W r i an. rim. rt....10ne ma
Priirc Ceidlo fn. thiritlerriere. Wear—Mo.. ru.
stmeres .1 0 Vasil ...seethe newest styloa'and Shield quallt e
ft,. friends and enstnaters wlll please ales as,. call. [mid
ANUFACTURING.
wooDIvE, Wholvale and Retail
• Mitddseturcr andler ha Clarinet Wars. Na 83
Third rthort,
JJOHNWETILERELL, Manufacturer of
PATENT BOX VICES... raper!. Artielt. SOLID DOI
unid BP 4 , r0 BOX VICES, corner nt Anders.. end JIM.
Inoon'strorto, ono plasm from the'llaad Ilt-ret Bridge Al.
leg.hrny
. ,
R.MBROIDERED AND APLICA
TILL/La—Materials marked for Sin blower// and Ar
ea Fork by 11It0. L. 0. WI LEWN.
nat.! NAlllllti Pate snort...bro . . Hand.
Bolivar Fire Brick and Cracible Clay Nair
•
nfacturingSompany.
vr Ms' COMPANY IFAVING ENLARGED
thkr eminent for noanyaiseto, Sr. now areharad
to coot i o n inercaant demand thr thor n jirlek. Crucible snit
Batting Clay. Orders promptly attondod to by
KIER A JON LI. Canal Basin.
Pittaborgh. Septonitoa 2L
Boots and Shoes!!
AMES 110118, No. 89 Market street, 3d
door fronotho Market Rouen, would Inibrai the Dob
I that bn has now • very full .to of orary this:
Paden.,
the
Boot. and Libral. trade. anota u Gallant hal
Jenny Lind Paden Laxly Franklin and all o atyloo
found 00 the Eastern onion an, Olin.. and Chlldrano
lialtarsitod.Oney Ikon and bhp e< In all their variotlow
an n. tine ntora Patent Calf Elnan, Fecorb
Can Boon 'Camara) Gallen! and lthonti also, Der' and
Soothe'li!oota. fir. vrenckcw.
Ileum Ore no a tall am we whieto 1.11 oath .. . uncle
to all who furor no with their oustorn as will ale, utiataz.
lion. Remember the p1ae0.133 Market env 4. ml.!
- •
aoarta Wco . .............. ..... .... JA31.1 IL Wad.'
Ill i C011.1) & CO.
WHOLESALE AND =Au FASHIONABLE
• RAT AND CAP • MANUFACTURERS,
'AND DEALT:MIN ALL KINDS OFFER&
CORNER OF 1190 D AND PIPTILYTREETE.
•
Pittsburgh. Pa.
111,...Tbeir stork emblems" even nemlity andirtyleof Hate
and Ce 31.111/4 130.4. C.U. and Ftar Bonnets:,
aust.Mamtcly
•
Coach and Carnage Factory.
JOIINSTON,• & CO., corner of
Belmont eel Habeas etracta Allegheny Clty,leotild
that
Inform their friends. sod the public generally,
that they are mannteetaring Carriades. BarencW",
aware. Enmilea, Sleigh, and Charier, in all the ft various
atyles of Babb and rapportiou.
All ordersdill In executed Wald regard to dont.
linty and beauty of finish. fteNdlrs will also be attended
loon the mnert ~storable terms. Udine In nil their wort
the best Eadern Ithafte. Poles and Bled) Stuff. they feel
confident that all mho favor them with theb . patronage
"erlll be perfectly vatielled on trial of their work.
Forehands we requested to glee them *call before pod
calming ebearbers oedi
New Coach Factory—Allegheny.
M. IL WHITE & CO., would re
nearolly infirm the public, that they haul
united a shop on Lanwlt. between Federal and Buidriakey
Uinta. They an now ma/du:Mid an prepared to receive
orderra fivr ereryclearliptiart of vehicles. enschea. Chariot,
liaronchea Bo gatea Pinctnno, to., Le., hin, from their
loos ex perience lathe mum:lrian of the w alone work. and
Um facilities tin!) , have, they ford confident they are enabl
ed to do work on the moot reasonable-.terms with. Ilices
wantlns articles In their tine.
itt..intkott to the 1.431.1.1n0 of malAala,
hd hqring none btiVrotopktent workman, the, hare no
altation in warranting their work. We tberef.., ark
the . aion of the pobile
t heh matter.
• N 11.—Iteralring done In bent mammy, and on the
gust reasonable terns. ' ktf
. .
rlrtruoltntt
T l f. 4 P . COACH FACTORY• Fffl-2. 1 74:- •
hb — td, Ltiamemi Alin. fl oat Mad.
0. W. BIGELOW, VILOPRIETWS.
WOULD recpectfully. call the attention of
tonthern an a Ikue lern Merchants to hie On goat
ate.. running In prim from $lOO to fa WO. now
Carriages eta butt from the hest matorial and workman
abb. and undue
thieve Own annouldon: no
tomeith nude
donee, warnn rrk to be Inferior tn. woman.
tuned In the Union. The enrecat ct hie !urinate aurae
tfy k Vagr:a l TnV Fi% O tgr i k n lerg
estabtahtnent. Petrone wanting , gruel La s!' .137 k. will
Plana call and ea. 1191118 bin . tact
„Oefore Ping tut. All
.. A. IL 03ZZ1..1).
Livingston, Eggen & Co.
NOVELTY 'WORKS, PITTSBUEGIL PA.
"MACK and Dipbt Ititilroad• Scaleß,
JL Cattle mid Gran My MOB= and Connterelor Drier
Leeks of Ali rtim* Brn& limp and Thutob !Arafat. entice
trills of 'minas einem Paint Mill. natinfrad Wiarn.
Baird and Fasteniner, galicable Imo Cutlass of m vat
riety In farm and MOM er y
. at/
.JOY] 6 COSLIYIS,
;W. W. WALLACE, •
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
tag, 79 ald find, azuwit. StNithfiela ex. 2 •
•rrrisnußatt.
1 1 LArONVMS,NTS, TOraba, (frame; Stones,
IV Furniture Tom Imposing Steno, le— al.
ways on hand, sod wads to order. br rtwatilnery. st t oe
lowest Wren. This hundred raisins' and,ehated irle•
alarm S. !tenements ke..bni hand. Mork .0 Slab lbw.
Ele furnlahed to the Trade at the lowest prices. All ordere
Salluluittb dastiatuh at bl9Llberty abteet.
an.lol W. W. WA.LLSCII.
New , Goods and Fashions for Gentleman'
Clothing for sluing of 1854.
JEWATTS && CO. beg rave respeatrulry
. to Inform their nommons eattomers, I. e. the P
OM="oll.7:Pgltttba.n: Jart
—l.7l).:r.thantt
cm smarter a/Ford—and that t ther are mum rorelve or
ders fur r aka( them on la Moir usual starrrb style.
The satisfaction to ornershr earmaao Dr barer rash.
tetra hitherto. nth their beadle /Anis to abase. srltom
letd them to flash mertlons la theme ditsetkom Walk
Fentimmal. • •
tmarmrs are lammed thim oar boas. Is N. a. Ijk
Party str“Vorth oridd. above BLOW. sr= •
- Genthalms' First Class Goods.
E
subspribera beg leave to inform the
m.t. thAir bin eved lmr Bummer Stock".
the sarwriAnd ascorttlablesubia Flasiev Ibr Gm •
PITTSBURGH, THRUSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, 1954.
AGENCIES
DRUGGISTS.
- -
-IMPORTING the leading Drugs from their
original tntukat.a•hnth In Europe and test Trldlra. and
..hand a I 'l.prc.7llalrlifrfaVanlk7g,`,7`,•,:nr7,7.7,:,94.,T,—.u.'d
Tries!. Spook., Cork, Scapa. tr.. the off., them an
otostralaonabla henna. Ordararlther prrann. or try
will ren.rive !hely hest attention. Jrl.l-12tny
( - 2 A.MuEL L. OAN'ERLY, Wholesale Deal
t".l. in Firranna, Painted 1411. and Tull, Wool and Wil
low War, Baskato. Mata.Cordaym.TWltho,Whltlng. Mateh
es, fa, 9t (Iraonwlelt et, New York. .•
IVINDOIV SHADES, Gilt Cornices. Table
ell Cloth. an.. JOHN Ca t har ine . . ..4
oletala Dealer. Nn. 10 Catharine at... 4 NaN 13 Chatham
&Kw, Naw York. roblArw
NEW YORK
From VIS . SCIIEII.
No. 34E and 54b
Nutaau atreet.)
ADVERTD3MIESTTS
IiLL'S. G•srend Adwertisl
Lruadcra), New Yorkin. No.
Relic Lit Finics ta. cl',,, :rev Task.
• Extension Tables.
lIT :Sj. HEM -tin, 150 Wooster st., between
V V Prize.. and Houston head. York. Manufacture,
Issue assortment alnaya ou Order. for dhlPPing
nol7.trne
Punctually attended to.
01:MIL a'. CO., Wholesale Priv Sellers,
ailllpustishsts. Winters.and Manufacturine Artist.
Colornten. Parts, Lontlart Berth, sod No. 33 , 1 Illseut was,
how York., Catalogues sent by malt The usual discount
to the trod& and Institution, Pleura Frames furnished
oelTdolv
Cloaks. Mantillas and Tablas.
VIOLYNEUX BELL, No. SR Canal street
CiVI. :ten Tort, Importer and Manufacturer
ands Ladles'
loals Mantillas and Talmis, of every kind .1.a11-
lion, would rail the attention of meret.anta to his eaten
idea assortment, made expressly to suit •- trade.-
1141.010ne are the best of the prawn, u.lll be found by
taferrinn to Prank Leslie's Ladles ()sun* of Fashion, the
only reliable book of Vestibule published in America, twins,
' published only a fen days before the eammenrartunt of
evezt . onh.all other. • Dwarfism before their titan.
Pianos! Pianos!! Pianos!!! .
TTENTION of purchasers is
rerpertfollr called to a- nen and
gantieln ender. In Piano Fort, 1311 R full,
perfected. and Liner the public, known se
Hall's Celestial Triple stringed. Mann The ye:Ml.44* of
the Weedsl Plano roods. to 5ta....11Y for
iop with the Monte toner , an attainment hi th erto an.
kronen lathe Piano Forte.
The morn ordinary performer I renabledby the afd of thin
improvement to produee effects In octavo playing (Ant
would mono:Lod Thal been or • Lists nue °fits eh let •s-
Plleurlea be its rapaelty to be used at *III as an ordloarl
iano of the aereetest quality of tone, and is Instantly
changed by the u.s, ors .-otnnool pedal to a combination ao
maseatin me W . captives and charm the
heart. These Inetruments are sunnier in power to two
ordinary 7 octave Plano, ahlle Mr. aneetursa, puritr.
breadth. end nrhoosa of tone. they ehalleutre the onittP•ti
nun of the *odd. -
..• . -
This Is the uvited teetimonyfemurs and Am.
teurs who hay, teeted the V.Pend Mann. iirdlusre
szew orlon sexes, new and second baud far tale at !educed
leTs. ELY, Si JILIMIXIL:121 Breatilenty.New York,
M.ofseturest Dealer, wholestle kesta/1
Brodie s Cloaks and Mantillas:
ih:EO. BRODIE! 51 Canal. and 63 Lispe
mud PCS— New York, Importer. Manufacturer and
..cm:e sod Retail Dealer In LA DI CLOAIIA and
MANTILLA b u ye r sy fabric mad deserlialm solicits the
attention or to his extensive stock stied, suitable
for the Pali llonon. Ills sty letlead the t redo as .sitiflrsued
monthly ty Ilarywr . 4 tinder's and other !meting Fashion
Books senti3miv
Mus cal Inslrumente.
subscribers are now prepared to offer
j for the Inspretion of Jobbers. Musk Dealers and oth
trs trading in Morainal Instruments and Blere/a.diso.
he fallowing artl.l.:
(1./... Bun, Guitar:. tutobe, 'lf., Err, trench
and German Arenrdrans. Saxhorns. Cheer. a Pi.
tons. Rugfrs. Trnolt.nes. dr_ lie., Cerrito*
a
Yritachn.tßalian.Vrinos, lc- dr- .k
Our arrangement. w ith the large.. and mod eelehrated
3tannfseturen. In Eamon are aurh LP to enable on. to sell
at their lowest prices. end urti ran often our nut.
men. the adventure of aelFetinu from an entirely nen and
rueful. aveetedetnek. Del., In the Market at al el.
PO. k DASH. ready to swept of any job lots of
muds that tufty niter, we can afford opportunities of bar
pine In many snick.,
Arent". of Gerhart k Needham.' celebrates Patant Melo.
- neon. FERDINAND ZOO BAUM 1. (Xt. Importers.
anl2.3mv No. 07 Malden Lane, New York._
E tuadersikned having the Agency of
Mears. CA RIIART eNEEDIIA3IS (New York)
LELEBRATED PATENT MELODEONS,
exmld Inform the Trade and the Peddle In general. 'that
the; an now prepared to furnish talk:Merl and general.,
Ms. trnly reithrated Instrumento at the Manufacturers'
LOWEST miens Evers Inatrument Warranted.
'FERDINAND ZOODACM &CO,
Importers 01 Muskal instrument.
autNlsor No. 97 Malden Lane. New York .
Daguerreotype Materials.
I W. TILOMPSON & CO., 315 Broodirny,
•
aNen York, Manufacturers .d Pt-Mervin Daavarreo
tyrs.Casee. Apparetna i Mattlnas. PreeerveraLte., and Tut
=*,:r.r:fVe ri-C,l7ergtrf."'Y Erames nod
C"'" '
sad
VolLllander & John's. C. C. llarrleoria and all other
American Cameras constantly on hand. at the Namara..
toren In prim,, and warranted perfect. ant 0-.5.7
Fire anftßurglar Proof Safe Depot.
• WM. Ige.fARLAND & CO..
al MAIDEN LANE NEW rocs.
_ .
Warehouse 145,Pratt st., Baltimore, 31d.
ANKS', Jewelers' and Counting House
jfi Fersofevery ennatantly on band for tate, and
ted Iv ovoo
7 n"t. Nor Youu. April sth. 1554.
Nearer. tret. Wiltrioad: lientlemen—lt eves mo toltau
ure to Inform you that your Safe prorerved my Books and
ft .l l=l=tor i „Z4ll . " 7eas t rotuTeut, a b iUl74 ' h i nran
use expnaed thlon chant he to to I ntrnse beat. its con
tent+ remained unharmed. lb. Safe. with little repairlng.
vlll.l think, answer for another triaL Iteeneytlidly yours,
jy4-v • T.JEINNY, Jr.. 11 South With.mß
FEVER AND AG U E.
DR. EDWARD BLEECKEWS
STAMPEDE MIXTURE,
For Ne Freer dad Aper. Cdopres th.spensta and of
f&Wow ectioar.
llE,Proprieton of this Medicine will state
withcrot hedtation or fear of Contradiction; that the
arrant NISITSZNas eared non persons Ober* It hae
be.,, introduned.than anY other Medicine In use for the
bal., diseases. ZlAleine has feather Arsenic nor
Quinine to it. "..01 all of the Initrwilapts are of a
perfectly bealthr e and highly otimodatlna. and
inrtearatin la thelr tendency. Oct..,n while nein. Ibis
medieJne will not atteeted extreme en water ear •
damp•ttn.serenee, no snore than when in their naval health .
Plantere insertions of the country where ties As.. ',no
will do well to aJet le .t thh. medicine. ere the pall..nt is
not nbliont lay b under treatment and they
he errinnedo‘farxrdl y whio
cure. The •Nnerie tor couldintrodue• may
thousands of certificates from three of the blahest reetwel.
hot prefers asy ing to the etch our one bottle and
you will bare the Infallit.le proof In yntcself. full direc
tion, for its in any each bottle.
Certificate. can Is. seen at the oftireAbowing wheretble
Medlcie• hie eurml when all others hare failed.
For Oirnetwis end eli Billions then le
po h abet ler Medicine In the roarlu,
It as .lo beentakete with the meet astonishing euercees
In sclera' casco of itheumatinn and Goat; Mr thew eons.
plaints lake• L•bieNt.o.ll(l3i ft day. •
One bottle of this Medicine very often h. the desired et.
Get. Prow $1 per.l.lttle.
Penile or DM,' :It , . in an parts of •the United l , tente
and Canada.
All Whelesale orders most be addreend to MEED
BUSER Ko. Verb
ratAo MTh- iletriltn.: 11. A Vahnestoek a Co, I. Qril
II Co- and C 1.,. 11. Key serf Pittsburah.
- - -
IRON WARERONSE,
—MARTIN. SPRING & CO.,
Impnr.rn and 6nodert
IRON AND STEEL:
Grevaurat2ltitreel,N;an Fork. •
Kr, cone...oily on hand a fall wartraant of Bar, Rod
Band, Hwy, Iltnar SI., and alb, IRON.
?oh-reliant§ frotn all an-I.lnne of the “Itintry are In:tilted in
tall or wend theltned,, Leforr baying.
ottler• by mall rotruat44ltn narnre tllle.l at thr
lowoat market rat,s. £
j. 12-• Orartlarleb .t.. N. T
Si
• : BROTHERS & CO
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NETI - FORK.
Hare motored fa No. 170 Ird.taam al,
MISCELLANEOUS.
• PITTNBIURGII
VW.• COACH FACTORY. • ; itt_. ° E7,_,_•*
in DIAMOND STACK , •
E. 31: BIGELOW, Proprietor.
ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S •
LIVEI3.I: AND SALE
4,1=,,-..„ STABLE,
Corne?Diamand aired and Cherry . l4y, ,
aplbtf PITTSBURGH. Pi.
ASHLAND HOUSE,
ARCH STREET, •AIIOV N SEVENTH STILgET,
P.IIILADELPIII.A.
. H. S. BENSON, ritunorrnit.
firrrintgf-Boartt,
Bey a. isu—lvd, •
(lAteitt. CbarlesiWirr
ITY lIO.TBJ pate Brown n,) of
Finial:4l , l.nd Third ptreeta PittsPurs. P.. ti LAVS
ARIL, Proprietor&
Arnim looter and me:mallow"
ie 11 . 013141 bating under.
gg.`":l=l: tt . ;len o o7Uf l et Z i ti,Zrn U
CHAlLUllluorawn. ap2s-21(1nt
MEEMEE
8. GOTEBERT & SON,
GENERAL COMMISSION; AGENTS, for
ule and .purelum of It. EAtstß tollectlintpf
Inli N di3l4lllN! . PT. ' Boo".
0 . mt. R. /ONO forum
ICIER, JONES It CO.,
PROI'.RIETOR3
KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE.
FORWARDING AND CO3I3IISSIODI
6 ...... h .).7.n . C11 ANTS, Canal BAZIO, Potent); Wool, PIRA
letoonl.erd. L.rd OIL Meta P.O.E. P.C. Mama EDT' , oo
trs and No. I P&L Antbraclto and Fentchll2 Iron. Bolivar
Brick and Liar, Antbracße GILL dm turn
Michigan General Caminisaion and Collec
- tron Agency Office,
VOA the collection of Home and Foreign
JU Mercantile and all othoc Roney Olsen*. In
or
end adjacent Plates. Inrectment and L'a,ment or Mont Ea.•
Painter t Parcliam and kale of Itezi rats. and
e.l°W and incerance Ato.
~ PELTIER AND gen EREON. Detroit, NkLisen.
cT•e_ f •Totot"^ PODbonA—Decera. Kramer 2 Rahn. Dank•
erc e Lite t C 0.,. Usaetta mat rams, at...art *ca.
rd,rtaaata
MIiNMI;;MMI
JOAN BOUT'', °oath ilaker corner of
North CommOn .1 Federal sto Allegheny Cit,
bere lie egtenelvely manufacture. every description vi
V Eli ta.m. or th , beet mated il.Lond by thelowt workmen.
Ile Ilseobad e IVA liblt111131: In -the Ft. Chart.
buildings. nn Seeped abarglitond et., whore h. Imola rmr
ent a very fair /took of ..rk, (with doily addition. ) to
*high ho Molt. the attenflon and critical examination,
feeling confident—from his continnedmmeen In towline.
hi. oaten.. salmi. lb. material andworkmen emPlorwl.
style of Crash of Ida work—he ranniA LW...pored with In
the Faro or Weal. . .exam • JOHN
T. d:WABRINGTON;
(DII.COMA)
ARIES' & CIIILDRENssriDE STORE.
p 4 Ile NA 011 hand • full am/nit:neut., No.
lovrth strent. Illtnbnruh..l . • 1•N•lud
WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and
V In Ploln, pi n ured.nd Deconatlin flnrorll.n.
logs. NI. n 5 Wren. l'lttaburnh._ _ _
,en ze i n&e , n‘42=celebrered Inannunnunn.
ART,' FASHIONS FORLADEES'DRESS.
.IL4tbe Parbh Nmoblnno int Jusr. dINNI per steamer
s . ho an nain on the lrt nrannoo by -
NAN uS. WILSON,
_j_e27tf • No. 031.1‘ Vona. at.. Band stmt.
IfACON—Haws and Shoulders See'd and
Ibr We* . A. L.A. MA8AX15.11.4,351 mt.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
TIM:SDAY iioasnc. 6.7T08ER 1s 4
re There 13 cogency is the reasoning, of the
following article fdoin the New York Tribune.—
; It to high time the question was settled. whether
alarm; are per.. or mere eboaris.aud things: ,
PERSONS on PILOVIRTLES!—The logicians tell
us of n species of false reasoning, called the di-,
lemma, which they dmieribe as a thing witletwo
horns—like a cow 'we suppose---on either, of
Which the poor aright who to unfortunate enough
to get hooked, may . dangie or be tossed. Now. it
hi upon an instrument of this kind that the queer
Mr. Wise and the other defenders of slavery are
apt to get themselves fized. They proclaim that
slaves are property—and only property—and
they flush with instant indignation when any
one proposes to discuss their claims, ash man
might who should be stopped in the street by , a
stranger with a proposition for arguing his right
to his own coat or the watch in his fob. What
have you to do with' my property, my chattle;
my hullo de errer;to.. too they say in Cuba—all hon
estly paid for rind just as much mine as your
horse is yours, or Smith's on is Smith's and not
Brown's! The -how allows it and the Court a
wards it," this possession of n certain number of
pounds of human flesh, and your projected in
ferfornnce is an iniPertinence, an, invasion, an
orange.
Very well, we say, gentlemen. it is admitted
that your slaves are property! Will you, how
ever please to Inform us upon what ground you
uphold that clause of the Federal Constitution
tellich entitles you, on account of theui to a
three-fifth representation in Congress! - Upon
what ground do you justify your bolding of some
thirty or forty places in the Rouse of Repreetn
tatives more than Is your due according to per
sonal population! What is there in this species
of property so transcendent and meritorious ass
to endue-it with, prerogatives of representation!
Dees it differ as property from any other kind of
property; And should it possess thirty or forty
surplus - votes. when the properly or the isiorth—
its factories, its Ships, its shops. its railroads--
goes wholly unrepresented! You will see,. there
fore, that if you insist that your . slaves are
silt.
ply property and' nothing more, we shatinetst
that they cease to have a political valtiel', We
shall insist if they are, in all respects, like \ your
henget and cattle, they shall not be ?attic in
the ratio of representation as men. Abdve
we shall insist that no new States shall cents
to the Union with:this anomalous kind of Prop
arty, unless at the same time youollow the peas
erty of the older States to he equally 'alit!.
But you will perhaps answer that thrensfifth
of the slaves are represented, not as prokrtr,
but no street., and are expressly denominated
Persons in the clause of the Constitution which
determines the ratio. Granted again: thatclau4
of the Constitution does call them persons; and\
the clause about the slave-trade, as well the
clause in reference to fugitives, speaks on of
persons. In fact, there is uo sentence or ph e
in the ConstituOun which recognizes the idea f
property in,sTsves. Madison tells us that th
phraseoloPF of that instrument was carefully
guarded by the Convention which fmmett itfrom
every recognition "of the idea that there could
he property in men." Even such expressions as
"bou n d to servitude," ,'loyally held to service or
labor, "fugitive else. or sersants," we exclu
ded because they, might be supposed favor
that idea It wax almost the anaalmona olicy
of the statesmen of that day to leave the ues- - ;
lion of the right, the propriety, the legalit of,l
Slavery to those local anthorities under whit it
alone could claim existence.
We say, that we grant all this to you, but w
cannot see that it greatly helps your case: Wet
grant that §lavery is the exclusive affair of the
States, and that the Federal eonstittition ignores,'
its existence. But then, let us ask again, with
what face can yint maintain that the existence
Slavery i the territories is protected by the Fes,
decal autlnirity All that the Federal Govern
meat knows of slaves, or any ether class of
habitants, is that they are persons,' and it is on
ly bound to protect them as persons. When it
resolves, consequently, as it has an unquestion
able right to do, that it will only recognise the
inhatitants *of the territories as persons,. nod not
s y. V:r r e: . :e g rf h l it, tat
are sack,
invade
they are
each at
under the laps aruLttage• of your States, and
'there they are left by the Federal power. 'When
you say, therefore, thtit you ,can take your else
property where you pfenee, under the Constitu
tion of the United[testes, our reply is that 'the
Constitution acknowledges no such property
confessing simply to n knowledge of persons,
.with the rights of persous--"only this and noth
ingusare."
Ybu may select which horn of the dilemma
you choose, and not better your position.- If you
maintain that your shares are cattle, why, let
them he cattle—but do not suppose that we men
of the North are going much longer to consent,
in . that case, to hare them represented at 4-ash
ington unless by their peen es it sometimes hap
pens now. But if they ere persons—why, let
them he persons—but do not suppose again thht
when we find theta etnyingaway, into a Feder\
al jurisdiction, that we ere going much longer to
trent them es cattle. They are, either persons
or property—they cannot In any proper sense of
the terms, he both--And you must make your
election as to the chareCier in which they t♦re to
Appear. It is carrying the joke too far altdqth
cr to 'ask us to consider them . as cattle in one
place and as persons in another, just aeit tt
be for the interests, political and comma ml, of
their pretended owners to assume.
• -
f‘ .
A CELEDDITT AMONG r , re•
—Thein now a -
Igo gentleman in thiscountry of whose presen e
od claims. to distinction the public are not gen \
rally aware. , We refer to Gen. Auguste 10ch...
mus, former commander-itvelsief of the T;Tikish
armies, and afterward a Minister of the 10-cal led German Empire under the . Archduke. Jnhe of
Autria. Gen. Jochmtt4 was born in 1868 : near
liamburgh, and commenced his military:carer
in Greece, where be took part with the Greeks,
as a Philhellenist, against the Turks. Ori„ the
accession of King litho, ho was received ban:fa
vor by the new Government and employed iti•the
army and in various diplottiatic missions : By tlic
recomendation of Sir Edmund Lyon, the British.,
Embaseador to Athens, Jochninn joinedjhe An
glo-Spanish legion under Sir De Lacy Evans and
rose rapidly to distinC r tion, being made a lirign
dire General in 1837 by Espartern. Prom the
peninsula be went to Turkey in 1838, übder the
auspicca of Lord Palmerton, and , itbile there
planned, in conjuction with Lord Porolonby, the
British Embassador, the campaign against. Me,
immet Ali. . _
AC. In dike:wring° clunttst the rencontrbAThe through that clap:Mel that Sitioba \ was ouppos
mu declin to take part in 'the affair, whlp tt, ed to have ford his way no \t into the Pol r
however, wm afterwards taken \op by a yohttg- Sea. Nearly all the various s editioas fitted \
er 'brother, and the parties, 'attar came cornea- out have, under this belisf, expleoqd -
pondonce left fitr conada.whernait was agreed t 1 4.,1 far north, Thelon &expedition'
meetilkg oboe Tho ltreliminarte's, ,in 1848 was too' fortweet, her
ware ser . angtt eto be pistols --and• \ 'blackens:le river Entre the tame
tk parti o e \ s, b ktO 'bock. were to -tek. river courts fe to the
walk% c f ain it a Ifignal to when ; \ tin, who inveatign ed‘she re
emit,: Ito oumi in 1850, cu eluded t
Th4corkil was an Oltkuer of the! exile 'non had not been tft the
army ml tlp H—p , reps intro-1 weed rd of Wellington \ V A nino
re
doted bp, that a mebinetpf New very li e Franklin's par k.
rock. OA re tang me grand, however, Mr. pangs ir starvationsome soven\legrees soettkof
B —t'a reePu'l talluedtafalY renttlitntretOP the Latask Soiled, having pro sky been earniatt
It\
.. .
person of his o ponent o‘oororious Ann ruse do n
e'w PH 4e Begent's Dile pant Imneeia;
yombier ; and refused to acE\ with him or • lire Sound by Vie ice \ It Cr maims d Hist four nil
-
anything fortb;r tnl \ do with the affair so Mtg. tas nom or doli nt ledtal . m been expecall Do fitting out
ho - was connect t , • 4 l , rith it. Mr. 11.----p then prcit \ i , the various searching espeditione us Egland mild
poaed, to "make ,"lind offeredtto shake hood. the United Sates, \ Mr. John Dlie, \who has\
wit & Mr. S--t % nhiat the lathy retuned, acti t tir.ade the recentdisaavery of the remaik of the
the chrnpany seporntothlud returne'q to this city. k lbst voyagers, whl*igagesi ler three , . uocessive
These are the ciikmaiances es ar \ khave beard y t tern in exploridedhelandatsd isl ds`north
them; they"may not\ he accurate itrAll portion- cif 'topperrouse riven. ~ \ • \ l,
Aare, Main the main, \ We hav 3 remon\ts : believe, : \ ,
. ,
hey artinorrehtly peen, \ ; itAnor.ru's Vrnws its rne litkt.c.—Th II .
; The other affair ,took4lnetn, in Battik% and , Tholuk H. ,Bolltoll, LB his Minhainkences of uk.
' ti's already' been \briefly thenthibed. Tbit'Eren- ; lio menNhai.the follolthig ehitemern in rely •on\
a lagyost has a mo;•o detailed =anat. frore`Jaltich Ito Mr' , knot/glob, and \ hik religioun, views and
'` ' it appears think Edward Neaten. AU Clerk mtie t feelings ire Min inner day . N \
.. \ .
r
, , city, Ito realties in' Hoboken, andUarnes J ki- , 1 "He hturreligieus imprennipnts, ;and o vein oft
eon, II pung liquor dealer, kf Sou h Carolina,\ 1 pie y which \bowed itself mote ingprintte than
had a merel onSunday night \ Jo son, w ' \I. in external dbeerv,ances. Helar . 4 habitant in
\,,
passes h'l s nummek here to ovoid the allow Co- taint reverential'regard for thettiArnity of onr re
, vet., found" it impornible to eactile the\ fever of ligion: and one of hisbeautifukerprespions was,
love: In \short, hey'paid 'his attention nt o res• 1 t s 'if woman li"Act`lost us paradiser, she had
\ nctable ydnng lady Of Hoboken, nod with fiat- , g Med as heaven. ybe Bible rind .Siialtspearel
,
`t i ring prosptt of succeon \\- ; we aih hisdotter di s,this constant comittnaions •
To thleyo g lady ho.ad extende r in;ita- I tra illiwith him °rye road, relnaining with
Hatt to join him to a walk en Sunday "evening. him d e that:ober. go, last tinse"..l saw \ him
' whle she'declind. This be acquiesentin. and (in that! a t vinit to Wa innston, after•dan statute
wen ith two (nods to thn Barclay streM lict.N from die iitistfimission, And when he waitiu
tel, pi , bably with is view to drown Si! rettentions \ the full 'Valk cif mail) IWtard him read the \
\
,fn no m pleasant b vein a. Judge of his 'kur- ' Icipter . iiktlinfterklation, Co; the openingtqf the
prise when about 8 o'clock that evening, is k , s le, wah'euch poker and te ty of vain and
Blend !Inn en entere the bar 'roons, with the .de ivet7, noff Mph depth of ', t os, that 1 , ..fe1t
\
onnouncentent that he as on his way to Hobe , c, as it I hod nkoelbeard the oho t read herdic.;
! ken with Hie\ afore-mentioned lady. and that he\Whethe had got 't::, tile end o . t he opening pf I
' had left her far o moment', Inaba ferrx house do I the sixth seal, ha stoppisl the reschtzg, laid tlsh,l
pe ik
CALlsotts-ts AND SONOn.l.—The circumstances visit the bar, \'',,,dohnson, ha ever, concealed his ' bbok open at thtl,pfam, ole his bre , /,, as he layl
of the departure of Count Bautista to Sonora, his chagrin for th e time. nod with his two compon- !,out his bed, end liemmtsdiscotirse n Wt he beau
attempt lb create • rosoluti ou ther e , by•the P.“ mss returned with Norton to'the young lady au ty and sty
to of `the Scriptural\ leen ngs,
of the Frencl) troops, Ids failure and hi fate, 1 the boat. , \\ \ .-- •co
'to which lteconsbleted all Shuman
have brought up anew in San Francisco th dis
cannon of these topics, and produced some doii- \ Here hie indignitlen found vent in laug-uage, !. compesitionS„ vain and \empty. Bolg 46. the
welch, however. it knot our 'puepose to report. ' imogea'presented by the apt\ aingot\the antL,V . he
menu which throw a light on the mysterio s
Words paMed betwceVhe two, which resulted I averred Hnk their divinity Ms in Th sir nulnicti;
affairs with which be was connected in that citi'L in n onalimme from \boson to hls'New York ty—that hp tureen powor'cquhl take the Wipe
He w " charged with a a fram ' Bl/a ‘11 : a l' / k friend, whie.l7 vats acceptsd on the spat, without , imafea. . 1 t \ la r l' L re ' tk ' aa'a * we
to mien troops la California for regular service .
he use or pen, ink or p or. \\ i terror, and sink, eurnelves in 'each nothingness
in Mexico ; but it is also said that he was direc
ted to establishn revolutionary party i¢ Califon- ,
'' On arriving' at Hohok \ Messrs. fit \' Arnold in the preseneo Pf the twrath of the Lamb \—that,
a P. Everrett were app " rated seconds, after :he wonted no Pori f of Weir die pc. qrigin but the \
nit, and enlisting men. to take part in content- .
\wu ch the young lady win ens rted homed': Mr. I sublincs feelinge.vr 1 h they inspled."
plated revolt of the naHres of California against , r t.,.
;, , , 80la S:.,
the Baited States. Whether Santo AMA ever \
\ a roonmeo , ,„ do f ' • \\ , \ a oo i o e. a m ! utnts-a CONY . nqtATION Ll\iirCAT Z.
entertained the idea or not, it WAD defeated by c 'c e g, t 1 \ k
..: upos-'riVt, EACUAND. \ \ The fullowi is an e
.=
Fl Bina' Fi e ld s de Tuesday mans gat oc ea --
Boulbon proving Unfaithful to the Mexican hider. .% , tract from a private et Or received by the Ain\
\ 1312 °Eng to the s latences of Nor
..
and using the means given him by Santa . Anna: . • • i . a ca, giving an aecoun o dreadful tire \which
• con in appearing on t &grouts ,
to attempt. to revolutionize the. Nerth-western \ oit iged.. at
\ r o'clock, ~, occurred on the'llthOe
i s' , at Newcast e-Upori.l,
Mexican States, and create an independent con- exchange d , d on \he second hul ls •
Tyne. We p..e 4 prem—e hat.nitrata f soda
federation antler the protection of the French :is South Amethaupsaltpetre, ' ncl the detai I May
t Carolinian w' wounded in the le
Emperor. The Walker expedition were tA\ 1ut)..',,, \ , possess some Internet for eon faders:
duped into being auxiliaries for the establiah• l "( ' '
, .......1.....----- 't,Neircardelipaa,Tync, Oct. • I . 8.14.—}. rly\ ,
meat of French sway in that region. The FrenC \ ! \ thiniaorning oily ci t y vas visite by n most di \-'
.\
,1" B 3lsst =TER .
Ittioister in Mexico is accused of advising thi ' t t luT a t • l ‘ ' • t ' ' ful *amity. A aro broke out O Pe law"' Pul \
Mr -Al =heater reocl
scheme, and it is certain that the French Como' am l9 a •\ ---- \'!' \ . • ,
at San Francine° (Dillon) !tided it all in his pow- I°H lb wl a a la :\' l ,l,f \ a a k ' a
\
... mother man.. he\ ravel • r of, bead, which \ ikmmunicate4 wi at \
waren) a stored\ triPaMPthatt m'l.'"'a of-soh
er.notwitbstandin g he gets° indignant and struea 1. -,,,,,.., t • .., • ` hotel \
is Mg, when the U. S. Court toot cognisance `,„fl'n,_es
_.,t tis-ei Pt; , \ and \lar‘ co quantitie ef tit4tun, a ,. .2‘rt !earful
explenott erred, b ad \ mpam ,It !.‘ sup
of the acts of the t3lllbanters. Dillon was a flu- '''''W' am a •,7. n a g: to a n a 'i n a tr m ninn ,., nini,.........._., i\ p ose 4 wish \ greet lossafT e i\rg, The eip s nston de
buster, and ought to hate been sent out of Ctli- t tbt client T La ,
~,,,,,. 807 ‘., th ,C , l t roye d \ank i ket. fire to`Witt no-half tbt quaY
i k
im Ton Poked a
_roil,o e ongot ada,aaa „ oat . ~„ wr i t : it \
/brain in disgrace. Th'euleath of Boulbon
atilt bunil
pet en end to these scheme. at - present- Th 4 ; ta%4mPer9:Lnarttniriol;734ao,' s n j elh ni stti va ad '.!s t , l . !l„, ,t, ,,,, y ., -, „ \. , - „„; - ri ,.. iii- -L' ii , ',' .1.4 all\ h eir may be renewed hereafter; but the day has gone \ I Illau
Parties '1 more tbali:\ten
fact tlttirt. \ sanrtotnewateo t M M.'s Mg- \ I ll' from tt os r;
past when any govemment under a Enropeau I\ . \ „__. „,..,,,. __. , ,
~ . ~,_ I , m m it were iktaltel by. thel\n
y.rotectomte will be allowed to be Catablishetl
gag ' e w"
at o ;fi u n ' nda7 g whett le fte l a arse :d " o " ta 'r e l s i4i c ala l ika wzon _ ,_' aud g th il ook . ku o in.. . ds
. 7 *4l n In\ from
ill 4
on at least the oet(bern half of this continent. I 11 74. 1:4
I w t 'wont out b DI Ifs &ti harder •
---------w-wm.---,------ \ ware merchants of La l‘ lerruce . burk tow bto be ! e '7\l'u3Penli•td.\\'' \
13Cicret roz Was.: Of aux.—A farmernaurt.'• watandebted fli \ the sub 4 $700.\ 081 BO ring lus fitavan\CMSYnow.-- 1 1 redact If
ed Hughes, in Blissoctri, shot himself dead r,•:\t, this eum in "ore' and Clacitlll, Hal' ad the la Mims of M calor th • Ottar \ 1\8 5 % tt
cently,-on account of the drought. He app - "tyco=e "tape . Had to y Me Ms ern oA is dal e ' edema tit - p rest er*altarld by
beaded suffering in his family on amount 0 Hem Ile left ‘wreneefr.' A se il \ . Bars, the ''ert yield lltitil%
abort C ro p. Ty j i for pirtin , ' • A ,\\\ \ \
Ile was made General-in-chief of the Turkish
army and u Puha of two tails, the first Christain.
who ever received each an honor, arid the
Turks against Sidonand Acre, in co-otseratiot
with the British tomes under Napier. After this
campaign he was attached to the depart ' ant of
wur in Constantinople, where he•remained , hritil
the German-revolution in 1518-9, in the co\lese
of which lie was appointed by the Vicar of (be
Empire his hlinister of Marine and Foreign Af
fairs. When - the bubble burst, ho rekirad 7
private life until last yelar, when he started from
Europe for Asia in company with Lord 'Blphi-
stone, the Governor-General of India. krom
thatsprat, he sailed for China, and re-embark
ed Fel San Francisco,whence he came down the
Pacific, coast to Pananm ,crossed the leitmotivs,
and arrived at Sew York early In Saptember: A \
few day after his arrival, he was attacked by. a
severe bilious remittent fever, the,malignant dis
ease of the Isthmus. Ile is now convalescent„
and when he is fully metered, Will return to.
Europe.—Tribuns. _
GAZETTE.
, .
. Morass., Starers, '
Oa Itambhas. \
.._ \
.tirvereo AT iTAaroat, 03\ TIM IO
actIASS Or \
Tar, soarcetreasil \ s tilt
:It reline to be a moot unfortunate circum
stance that Ishould be selected 4,speak on Hum
bug. an loOltrug on the ladies, whlisc profev.ion
itpeculiarly ,in, I find it hard to elpress myself
in their peeSenee: Everything in humbug; the
whole Orate iit humbug, , except onr AWricultural
Society—that alone is n 4
Ilumbug is generally defined "deceit in: impo-
''sitiort. - A burglar who bks into youelouse, I
A, forger *rho cheataikut (* our property:, or a
rascal, in not a hue:ding; humbug in . impos
ter, but in my opinion, the true\nteaning of hum
‘bugiei management—tact—to Lilco an old troth
and Put it in an attractive form.
, \
Bat t humbug is great, withouktruth at the
bottom\ The wooley h'orsa, was areality. He
was, really born with a wooley coa t I bought
him in Chininnati for Sfinir and sent him on to
COntiectieut, but for a long time I doubted what
I should dp With him, and feareil,thatobh would
die on my hauls. 'Just at thisr.inte, in \ POO.
Col. Fremont and his party were reported have
.been lost among the Rocky Nlountanas:' the uh
lie were greatly cited, but shortly \ \ news oa e
that be was safe. Now came the chtue for i e
wonky home. ' •
It was duly anuotirced that after three , A
a.Y B .
chase upon the borders of the liver Gilaktut an
imal had been Captured by the quartermaster of
Col. Fremont's party. Who partook In a singular
degree of the nature of tho buffalo, antelopeWnd
camel. Thin story was no far true, tint I wan
myself the quartermaster Who captured him. ant
.1 charged a quarter for the s sight, The picture
outside the exhibition depleted the Animal as
jumping over a ledge of rocks ; n ow, if the ani
mal had really leaped, en shown \ in the picture.
he must have missed over a space of five widen.
To have believed \that he could have , survived
such a leap, Would \ hay° been the gTosseat hum
,
,
\ But Col. Benton. Whe.understandaho humbug
but his own, arrested miecheme, and plTseented
nee for obfaining money under false pretences:
okthe horse Nils not what ik professed' tube, bbl
I thluk, wrongly, as the people who eawit\ were
' satisfied, and they got the worth of their money. ,
Now tit/ scientific humbug should know the pre
; cite minnent to got, as I did, or world would
never hake been blessed with a sightof the wool
ey horse: \
When the, woolly lime arrived firm Cunneen_
cut, be was Inn in a stable near Lovejoy's HoteL
, line of the beat:dent who came to see him reeog
' aired him us in:animal fie had seen' al Bridge
*rt. -Good heavens!" tie cried, "I hive seen
Mat animal beforei it in really an extraordinary
humbug " lie took up a friend from the'same
\hotel, and after he hati seen the noire:lL let \him
tptcr s the secret, and \in succession thirty-seven'
Persehs were carried up, all of whom took the.
lurmli . in good humor, except the last man.
.s.. \
Iho not the vanity c 0 'call mynif a realsci
\ eMifinh mbug, lam only , a humble member of
they fe ham . • :',.,, , e ,
My , b don to he the prince of Humbug . s ' l
will rmi ,but I hope the Phblic will take the
t\
will for t e ed:, I can assurethem that If I had
been Able tt-g ve them. all theltumbugs I have
\ ihatight of, he would have slatkii amply sat
isfied. ',
, Before. I wet ' England with Tout Thumb, I
Wu hi
0 fee
• b
si
t
' Olt ,
' he
Vet . wet ,
,I'Q!...
hao, skeleton re emit from vermin; troupe. It
was \arliave bee \rn, a 111 feet higho was to
have pep buried ' y ;,. or so in Ohlo:\and then
dug nrkiy necitlen , that the. people might
. teary tlitit there wee ants of old. The price
I thee] wins 4 pay . p mon who propeited to
put the ' etou tog h was to havir.'heen
il :\
• 11,
But faudirittour•Th 13, ore succespful tOn
li I thought, I o\ word nlt proceed with the .
'akeletotr. 31rInurnager, ho never thought atr,
•I highly of the .klietne• as it de. reed, sold the
skPleton for $50.44r57:".,.
\lSeven years after Ward I r es
\ South an account dg . ,i4igantic el
been found. Accompa t og it gr a
\ rates of scientific wafts , cal men ea,
\ciknenesii. The owner ?.e, e( $2O, /
tit
Month Month; I wrote to buk, ,he bran /
;
take it if I fonne4i \ as rep t
we 4 pay his expenses if.l.saktp; I fon '
my wn old original Intmbrig'icome bac*,
agai f cane I refaced 4and 1 neve •l'A
,\ \
of it rward.
Irret 1, o ni. \ New Yozz—Tsik iti:A.l Wrlll%
a Wass. \ ueiling seems to b e becoming fres
quent if n' fashionable; in 'this licipity. Two
\
personal m iWngshare recently tAtke'l. place be +.,,
tweco partie '*ho'left this city for thu s purpose
of fighting, a I.l \ we kora reason to sdrPect tLnt
\others are In ektemplation. Orie
• ..,of Om oc-
Onrred in Cana4V•dhe belligerents rt rned
ni this city on Vic eiday of last actin, The
emenmatances of ;hat a‘air were very 11611 as
folio s : \ ,!..,‘ \ • \ \
A. r.s—tliad‘Nacortie very intimate in'lth'N,
family of a very wealfirkgetitlernan in ill.bealEl?, !
who tradc!hecoine very thd h alp/ached to him; ankt
Intimated hi, intention' ' re ember him inhisij
will. Tine intimacy ga \ t offence kr the I
family of M. ti—p, fro \ the fears it excited ,
4 \tz
that the property to which t 'Cy considered them. , '
eel,. entitled, from family ennections, might
\ slip out of their hands in the 11 , at'of Mr. 'height \
ecease. wiajklit. S—t NIL s al king one tiny ,
•th Mr. M. in. one of nurpuhlicosaarkat, the el •
de Mr. Il—p. Who was pasiingAitirnis non,
got ut of his =triage and stnick\Sbim with his
cane\
3lr.:9—tdeclineit. *bold Mr.4-\--P, re
sponsillie for the insisle:„ either on the 'qt email'.
terwardk, on account tie\ his age, but dadounted
with frekt severity his'aori, who had' kept bis
\i from the
I . ton that had
r 'the certi6-
the gen
, $l,OOO
(h o t . t 51 , 0 0 rt
t \ was
'tae
"rd
.
Too RVINVI. BANKER , AND rift MORAL WHICH ‘.
.1.,,,,,,,,,, Huai: ANGA NIL— , St. Lou l,i ,', s ,
LTHO CASE TRAt!fiz.,,—Wo understand that Mr. tperl announce the \l SL
o Hugh A Chirland, \ i'.. '. , \
, Manchesterleft this city on Saturday evening. '• n eaptread n the abrive\nameti city ott, he loth \ ' • \
Since the failure of his banking, house, on 'in L lie 'fp% formerl' e rof og ress ‘, \rt
Tuesday, it has not been safe for him to be seen :! f ro Fi rg i o ji , en d held ice of Clor of the, \ \ ,7 .
; \ ~
slimed
,alone. ,We know net his present placuj }L ew , o f lt,opm,opiatlyes
,f, 0 XXV and ...., \ :
.
„ ~
of spode, or where he intends:, settle himself. NNVlllCongreia. Olathe o I go4le X.X lith \ 't t , • •
\
\
One thing is certain, his days \et usefulness in , Congri he called flip Ho , o ' r, and s he- • \'-,,,
this city hare depened. His property lum Men 1 gala thereat struggle Upon the 7 Jersey cok, A \
placed ip the Lands* assignim,thut, from what i testhd eleetion as q , refusing\ tr all the itamea, c: \
1
. .
we can gather, the ithsets will not meet the lia- ,of the Whig menthe who heT 1„1:1 certificate ' ir it.
RUM, Many of thoaewho are lokers are hard l o f th e Eamu k tive of the State, ~ a tudhit and ' p ,
working men and mdziem. They, entrusted 1 n scholar, Mr Garlaudirenified a e resEliecta- 0, \\ ,
their small earnings irk his bank, Widen,. that 1 ble position. \kle was thh author a th Life, of \ ~
\
his failure is•ehiefly attrihnted,th stock aFeettle - 1 John Randolph; thibllahria fair, yearn \s Ca lkiy 1, \, .
nous. borrowing money ft Myr, rates ofinterest. 1 the Appletons. \ •• \ , \ t \ , ' t
extravagant living. Some months ago he fought ~
usniuti , PiGLORA AND 4211.1.11 Nlll4. Ttii!\ k "l,:\
fifty thousand I:lsthirs worth of\ stock .in a a of
first tele Mac ace Mints of the foreign riews by \\ A \ c\\
' the railwar enterpriseain thin State- which fell
h t hi ‘..rlfrica - on Friday, were sent \ Lf'• \ i .
On his hands very rapidly, and diie losses were' the
' h pigeons, P a distance of OM miles °timid
heavy. In our city there ere !OW, very few,w o
, express any sympathy for the shined banks of Sandy HOok,M* tel'egraphetrth, um \to H'ew \I: \ \ •• '
York, rhiladelnh4, Baltimore, and. other citiit,
' while -curses, both loud. and deep,`,' fellow his
1 footsteps like an echo. One of the saiFerilswhich cad published:an dikuthoe;Xere ' the rirm ‘ 'rad i,t th2e , !„ : 1 ;
teamer at her , wharf. ' \
' follow wrecked fortunes tied wrong dam< is the 1, ' • \ ' \ t
sorrows, which fall on the innocent fondly. Wetl • \ l, manses LIMIG\II.:I4IkI4.-1110 BC114401:14111''\ \ j \ \ \ \
shall not attempt to encroach upon the Sanctity. eg . r u ph ear , .' „ ‘., . '\ 'A•., ~ \ t \,\
of their private griefs. 7 , 14. immigratio infra all th ' groat, ' .f, ,\ \ ,
The present case of failure:and the disastrou7 ingy, the past seastnii, is ' unlisted in t'e hitiA ;• : j 7 \
consequences following it, are not without their \ \
\inure; , The bane of modern city, life is a desire 1 tory of the past. The stern feiky at this 'city, \ 7 'si
(one of the lar g e s t ti p the keit.) I.4kePt in . en- '7... i, \ t
in maketmoney and to live in a style beyond oti t ; i \\ .
smut mane from morning ii night; and , , t •.,."4
legitimath means to afford. The old thaiittLi . o „ newly , m ug m id n i g h t. \ TIM Mtneequence ft.: `,,,17t '
home-bred prudence have lost mu of their fl i ts , every . e 4 en i eg w h o l e 'a ur ea ea the, opposit.6 . t,
force . ned are rarely practiced. The, desire 'to 1 aide of...the river may be sen t ore
the \ . r.,
outshine our neighbors, or at least tot be equal t „.„ 0000. 0,0, and cattle 0 th , o \ cm id imm. _ \ , l'ih ,
to them in show making and party - giving, and Tire mooch' nts,' ro ers and an ' 011irikS are \ rs. '. ..
,
k ; c
, fine drMses and furniture, and costly yettuseless
tt•N• k
;Timing a rich harvest In the Ay , urniShLog
`ermine:7k, are among the fruitful causes of„ tight supplies to the travelling millinn. t•prelent `•\ i',e, ' 7 , • ,
Timmy markets, bankruptcy edit ilomestickuio.
Ne,bisterfhas er4r rates, at leasrone hundred "thomand \ tilt li te. ...,
recorded the miseries w kieh ,be widcel to thespopulation o f t hi s S tar Burin
thrstsvery 4 Voider% and the arbitrary detnatillsk. •\
ihe pres cat sensors-" \ \‘, s
of sreiety iittl(ct upon men—a slavery more gid e . ,• . 't
' •,,\• . \.. 2 \
ling - then that , ot the kervitude of the southern(- Ftre slaves, the' propetty of Mr. H 4 Fitle,r t td . \ q\ \
negro= s the malty shifts that. are matte to keep ourhon county, gentucky, mode their es el \ \ \
lasi .They We '. \ \,
up ePieainnces. ta hide\ the truth, and to raise Trom bondage on Fhturdar
money ter meet the, notes Coining due. No won- traced to the Ohio river, after which all MAe
der we beet care-worn hires, premature grey tlikm was lost. Therrwere two women ftt . , th, : '
~ s .
hairs, and effeminate constitutions—the legiti- Pnetj. ' • ` , :t.
.7,•
mete offspring{ of a iaasiaa \to lira beyond aar, SWerr Pourer PROD= .—Boif one, \t \
\means, and keep up ppßearenefs.,. . . :.' SweOFFotatoes
r a ts
r, press thet
Me do not mean to ray that \fadures in bum- hot, thrcuigh, a grater, the Shaer the bettet .
Ups Will not happen artimin 'even when the this add a half a der eggs, Well beater
greaten; amount or prudence has 'Mei ithserred, quar t er , ac e ti nne d e g ne au g er,, th r e e ,
Millertitne is an incident to everything human. ter, some gratedputmeg and leis' on rind,
But we do mean to say dint 11.4 m is more glass of old, brandy.l.l a 'pale in tatreal pedgnimt miseri,', mere sleepless nights, and and when the‘pudding is. one, speinkle I
dreadful days occasioned by the mon for up- w i t h w hit e ,ot,-, finely p verirevist Ti
peering \ to be better off than we ore, and Sur ,- dish fit to enter the table an Apirins.
porting establishments beyond that whickwe can • . '
legitimately afford," than by any ,otherf
'M th fall at -o cents pet bushel. ey are*:ing. Acorns have been sold in mney,• , Fa.
The case or. .Manchester iv a striking\ ins-
tance. ' This also appearance„
like false nots feed hogs, t
on the Sea-. t held out by wreckers and pi- I , TITE REAL' Vienna tot 1116 CRIU d,—We
rates to delude \the mariner, deceives and ruins`seen no medtion made of , the near nut
many. The poor 'peeple;twho intrusted him with , Madame St. Arnaud took 'ln the in ion
tthe hard-wou money, were deceived by the false 'invasion of the Crimea. There:she. ,a,
lights which lie held, out. Bp to the moment of theless, as busy and pigmineet u ever. ,
his failure he was camidered one of the wealth= . ley in the departure of the expedition w s, ,
ierk in the city: but whemthe lightning struck, well, known, occasioned by the. mge apt
,i
it left the tree bare of X . ruit and leaf. Nothing baggage which this lady took on with heel
vu'i\ n
remained but the trunke,scarreil end worthless, France; Amounting, it is mid, to " mething
The poor have lost that Which they intrusted to fifteen tuindred band-boxes. As a, Frenel
him, and disappointment bed unerailing sorrow \man'a traps are exceeding frail, and equi'
fill many hearts. •.. \ , '
, icate handli - for- --- *--swosrittr
.._
_ ,
Nor arethese all-the evils fibich a course like
this brings' upon the comminpy. The trust
worthy, the solvent,. the honest\ and just coffer
I from
. them. They become objects of siMpicion
especially to those who have DOI the means of as.
certnining the truth. They engender the masses
!, prejudicet , which therein gangrene nil rankle
1
i for a life- *me, and exhibit their evi fruiti,ixi
hatred. of bnks and paper money. me be
, come the po "t eal capital 'of office seek'ere and,
demagogues. Posted on "Manchester Tuild
ings."yesterdaymorning,was a piece of foolscap.
'paper, on.whiol4r. written in a plain ro o d
hand, these wo ' "-This building 'wag crectet ,by,
willows'. tears and oihanz' erica," —the,producdav,
perhaps. of some' eirditress or poor widow
whose little earriingli s tlie harvesj of tong years"
of toil midnight
Watching, were, lost to her
re
fover,s,,
In theim times of tno6tary and comniereial
I distress, it is well to refl4,t upon the mean by ,
which they. may be partinllY , svoided. and to p;-
vent a recurrence or them 1 the future.—G l
Goa. ~.
, 1
\ ' \I
1 CAVTIO,I - I;iiATLSti SYSTLEV\We eosin the
sauces 7
of gm sodden deaths of
...lividuals thai
' 1
his stated that they died after uting oysters,
lk'th disease resemb ne , cholera. Tbe following
\e : meats coneerni no alleged diMise among
h ysters may'.expl h the canoe orthese end
-co ta the : \ '\
'',,' ttltimore corresp nd \ ent of the ‘‘National
ti
Inthili peer writes that i is \ n.aingular kee,and
one iMPOtant to be genera ly \known, that the
1 oysteeS,dt, those waters, t us \far this sekon,
i have provii . remarkable del te m pos to heatth:
Persons but been taken \dole tly\ ill after At-
Nng them, Viiw especially; wi tramp, cones,
~l cholera tit - Mtas, Sm., and in other instances`
l'itboth has en s it Crabs:too hay .rislucm.l sire.'
I 114 results. 1.i . /eld ._ .. 1.1 experien d herman
gaits that, in ekludgruent, oyster and crabs
thre,,Os , asori are insVereunhealthy, p sessed of
soinarisonons eabl,ilv ' :ice and unsafe o 1..
-.:.\
hinletts Frissut*S.,Execnino co "sted of
I : lB4 ne.e. \ The Pl.nbkrkere their emabiN kre
reported le \laave been fikihtt is in abo t latitede
tlB, and lohgitude 95 ;inst.:from green ich.% If,
\
Is nearly seren degrees ' tititudOsoutlhef Wel
lington eltanisel, where I. last traces of` as
fin were Munk tour years, ...:4 in the graves ok
several of his bsen, buriekih.,lB4s-16. It, was'
4 .ig tileikhs.. -
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VOLOIE 1.1301
___..ling, it was found'obe , essar4t pi
additional transports for their conveya ce
Chersonnean penhasula. It is paid that 41
termination to attack Sebastopel mzt-the\r.
of a eoup de tete =Am part of the poor Moral
who has been nearly riven crazy by a collet
nation of domestic as well as military embar
meets. It is fortunate far the coalition that
luive,gdt Such an ally, for Without , some
'spar to his Military ardor Ws his, spirited
mite, we fear that the comm ander-in-chit
,the area of , the East would bare \loop but little
\
\
'to deserre marshal's baion, \
'Mimeo Ytt MONET wzsr'io.i,..-3fri,Jarnee Mc-
Fleury'S hotel . hich lately su`spendeil at Liver
pool, is said b biti. New 'York , Timee„ to hold
challis on Ame erit . reclamatiomr,to the`samoruat
e i
,of . 0 2000,000, ik
to
of dollars. ‘4morig
the sidraoces is tlit to have been one of 440,-
000. or i 3200,000 , o lho calorio ehip Erickson,
for\ which the houso• ti mortgege on the allip.
As wow dismantled , ' \with the calorie experk-
menCgiven ever as a fi4 rice , she is probably not \
worth haltthe money . \ \
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lAREIF k7A: STATE EE \
n A ' " ''' . " '.b t'w \'.- cox.s wood , . \
300 Ems. 131i ' liirt Y. . 1 ' S , 7 6 at , ti k
.5e2.4 • im: ir s y.ctalurs. \ ,
rMUSEIN —•• cida. of, ~ i
al
tiowratuast be. A.),X K1301 . 11t
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00/ 2 . ' \ ‘, ' •
,41...,'82 D tetgc\ ' 1
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'Oat ' Y \ !
Modern Ynintere,
Seven
Far
Lananiof Arendt..
Stona Leetunn f
Venire.aA ntneteues
s o
• 5. 40E11'0=11 t CO.. 82'
ii i .,.. 150611.§., & I':ITiIQNEIX-._
1., Sa.u.er,Tederal el- Allfgh , nr. ha. ftsr 6•19 ti n
ee Ow (nth ,upplkoot Sqhbolflookr,ofthe,lat {lon*
In use In city and Xnuptrs , Sslubolt with • kentral abort ,
=lent ofScboal tits'4ortary; IV oInal• apd Beta% &Cam
I
. , • \ \ olr \
', IR6IIISt, SiffEP. • LeiceeteX &met! •.'
fn. lluldcck'N'tdebrateal`kmwrted itnec_Thr e. 14,
2 , 4 ... !a1Er0f an.31:1.1:8 .‘ JUL& WARI/11.01..
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co. have jsatl
„\ .Plain sr
\
IDACKEP ' BUTTER-20 kep prime pack
L'' t "
ivis k ROSE PINK in a and for
I inn./ oel3 YLE scram&
1301'.19.51P,-2 \ cafiks verkiino Po h recd
and fir solely \ odd JOS. .3111 , 10:
LlyEtion,-6 doz. Baker's n \ nino
Cal Liaer Oil an baad .4 fur ado DT/
ocl3, JOS.T,LK3IIINO.Vor. Diamond .d afar
‘o[4- .`
bblsLin*d Oil for sale by
• J. B. CABifg...
ILA 5 bbl. IVinteisßleached *bale
rar, for at Ur J. B. CABTIELD.
101 , .:EX.ALW.SLI-35 easkeforsele by -
oela CA—WIELD.
QAtEAATI•
,JS—lt) bblo. ter sale by
„_•s . \ B. CANYIBLD.
1: 1 V No. S.'sbilon; do. \do. Mackerel;
lkirtrrix4 ; o,,llutt andpelkie Mess Ffixt
olupßlo le,Put By J. W. 31eYABLAND.
• ..821 , ..L gzvet.
VLAT \ B Ts FOR SALE.-2 Flat Bats
NA: 140 feel FS
20 60.10,1 e.
,Urn.-1 Flat 1- , eet And 1 Freoelleieek Basta
met•y Attie q. • orderAsuad will be sold very le+, by
ap} kt.No. Übe. ect..lo
I ARS: 4 4 .4.11014 A, aild Seed Cigars,
rtierrior sytiCte. by . u. BUTTON.
S QUININ • , 00
by zer:A.).
Eti , INED
ivbi ay.\ J.ECIIV! , ,(4.ILEE
191{1\s 0 40 bus. 'km 'Or
Vaq
‘J oda usrA,A . .
lIAY Me, HaAec t, '
BONOIII,.
EiV PIJTC4TION \ tint
\ N Trade Sal es the nAlarlogNueltehet
no d lower than be Dad elsewhere:
\ , ETbr=nr d rt•llVg.} . I r il°4• \
uy, g m gene , : 'Il Aga/gee 7 2. 7 \
........., , , ,\ „ , ,
, People I here Mei, 4 -'.1./.. Willi g t„. t ., . . \ , \
\ I 'g erman )* b y •do • d ot \
Inf u tottleM uo , do d \ . .„,
\ l=Xtlubbleton P'6 . s ' , . \
\
ra. 7
Christ In Lthrtery, by D Turn allt \',,, \ \ s
t party Lesdeva. by,J. O. • \ t
\ A Fair4ot of Vren elnlttle of Mr, by Akstdall
S t
•Illbary of Olsondlvta,3 r • \ , u , „
Asia.* Anthroeignar 0. \ ~,k \ ,
fator'e A frlct; , , er pd hie tnole
Captain Cana; •Pe rarsp bY Dr. Istait, . .
' l=i, " ,"Bl,o e ,! w lfß.LALF/Ete: \ • •
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i'ln i 'LßS. GUM ~tiEL%-tc„, .0.,,,,,,,,,0 \
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a.l/1 / %fly agreed and A¢ b 7 ILY,ILII B Ititft,
' \ LBS.THOI7IABIII.3A.TOINTE
: 000
1 store and It ealall .. ' VLDIIIIIO \ OROS. \ \
7. ...
t 4 LIit...Z . RZIA L If ...,4 O 3. REE
,Ft N r i xi ii, v 's a tu a ruin s. 4 \\‘'.,
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: \ '‘. \ I M° 'd° d°H° l °' ' \o. d q
do do Murlatle d for . •
by • V__ \ ' l3 . FLP3I " }=B.
!, 7 4 - Ait...gic ,- OOL S-6 Iloz: SteeDiggitic
t rorlue'D do. V1149' Dlgglerg Agsdeg 0 d Dialnle
Nudes/for gala by ost6 JADES WAR P.
, Et , LI) EN'k I n d e stcTigc7DccisiotiCof t}
6
. 3. , ,iorcbui , l or ' mutoris , oroo. rroto ''
4 . Itorard lotaguilva. I T T. J.. BovAlden,
\ bur g h 11µ, A folltauppl af the` above T I LI ,
behest an \I for latle hn: \ • KAY A 00v
101PRACOISiIii - o - B Al - diir . -
I_ ova east /Amy km* an are
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turpersta. , Those In 11.1%4 af a ~.,
• Ivr .l,"'. ons4V Die \
...,
T VIINGILES§ IVATgit--
et teLeeVCondrees Water dire , '
, smishittn a Me \ sh neLietei ,-
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CUB11:01.5 7
g !!...., d i
±92:
I W INTER At
'wel SPLE IVBYARN I L
e waled on the rdneddrewrelm
rend . Mein theetri 50 MO
L
tilOoftttmotertnentad.bhmeee
entered.
Aterwstaterbriet dindllsic
festeeihern end other Itnehedwitnente
ebstd:Ae.mice' ,avel Um.. i •
tam Oilr If we2o. .. t'AiTKILTv