THE" DAILY ' EITTSBERGH GAZETTE.
E«rrABLISftED IN 1786
BUSINESS DIUECTORY. j
11. PlCFtlNdlU. 7* CO.’S ADVKOJ^® 3 . iOK '' iCY I
SSwSS*,.**-- * I
ftdtß* tianada*. ’ -.•••- ‘
NEW TORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
£ "* un
icou tiivsON CTM** o3 ’ *V.
ORUNO WEISSENBORNACO (lalq C.
WOiiwl.lWpr»JnUOT»a,
l MaLiga-tAaa. - .. —_— •
—— rrr cotton bail m^; 11
JOHN COI/T.S Standard Oottoo Sail Duclc;:
——77 ~:~7 r.;.pay Goo»a. i 7, - . :
r» OWEN, McNAMEE A CO. Importer* of
O Un«ti»a»ndr-clli Bia:»n»?tiiwoa>4«,lls»ivl
rtfibSaroß . u&ru ■
■7l COTTENET & CO., Importer* of Freoch
*nJotliriEuropcaa Goods, No. 4QBroid street.
•'*j>pgr&s--'- • - •. ’ • T 1 - •
f> PSTEIN &HONIG, 100 liberty bL, end
Cl lOSCedarsti, eor. Yrioitr'Plaee, lop&rtcr* ofU«*
-AMES OWBN, 15 Broad St.,.lmporter of
DrvnTrlflualogit < .QhDps and
i*MUU;andßUkflood*ETO*r»lly- . toog3Qte_
Born,, schliepek s. iiaajuus. im
porter* of Q«rman and Belgian Broid Uotitf. Witt,
■deg4A.ap.6frßxAangaPlt.ja.- ■ w
PETER D.MULLEN, Importer of French
(hrau tad Bwiaa Dry Quods, lailns. - V«lt*U Mart*
Shawl* WoSwn*, Jto, No. 33 Broad "tr**t, Haw fork.
-•! 'ewplMrdaaVSfr •- - • ■ • -' ’ v—.’
ERTRANI), FREEBSAUENKY, Am-
Sorter* oflJoen Cambrlnaand Uoea Cambria naan*
tss&tiizh Jr™? *«'* M^.Vr t 7'ZS%Vr
Meeker & maidiioff, Manufacturer*
aaftssagg
‘ #7l B. HATCH A C0,‘99 Chamber* stroct,
. \J* Importer* or -Gentlemen* FnraUhlQgaoodA.
Stock*.4c. • .taggSira
fOIIN M. DAVIES, JONES & CO., Im
'•# ..porter* of GenUemenaJParelßUngGood** and Wann-
Warren __
ACEBEAIK REiIBDS.
7ITSE thd ilbiiem Mustang.ilfmimeht in
• Bums, Sprain*, Cnta-PHc*
and Son* an eßtotoal ear* tor *ll «*t«aal
mao<* aalmalTsL W. W«*U*ooX,
Pw»iw*T.7C.T.-- .
. ;> .DAQBWUUSOTTPES.
T GURNEY, No. 349 Broadway, tho oldest
EXPRESS E 3
EJDWARDS, SANFORD k CO„. Foreign
Cl Goods Mi PictoaMfor*
ami from all part* of tha worU. -Acrntin
• lltiabargh. Ailsmt 4 Co. ■ , . : Bal3-lr4«iy.o
FAXCY BASSETB. ;
CHARTS 23NN;*iCQ;; 52 MaWon Lane,
Importer*of ftmchand German Vanrr andTrarrj
itur Baik* t*. and taannfaetureratof Cano and Uuond nu>
1 <or Fornlttire and Jenny Lind Workatands, «*. - -
. . rrz»<jairss• ... ,-.. .- ■. -
a bates an d ten dubs.
lirM;H. JACKSON, (formerly W. & N.
ft. Jaclaon £ Sana.) G»ta and'TboOcr
plnJtnr, on* <to<g abOT»l9tiv*t, Krw Yorfc.oclO tja^.6»
■ co>ia 3ui
rtTOE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER CO, 59
r w:
IMersln Uoodrear'*
nothing, *c. - a^irttoaars*
BNION INDIA RUBBER 4lJohn
. - Maa-Irttirtysf ••• :
ll AdUSBRY ASD MACHISM TOOLS*
A NDREWS i JESDP.No. GT-Plneg^Nc^
/V' York. CommlsKion Murduat* tor ofaJlklnils
l 'orM»cliloi*tr'Tool* and Cotton and Wpolen.
mti,bStnUn. Sxd<m»»A*me. , f "
bta. Shoja ~ iasiona-» -
. PAPER WAREHOUSE
7P«YRIiS W. FIELD A CO, U CUff rtreet,
n t nnhfftnrer* materials. t *° gUi -
fflfcAN, LEWIS A BARTOW, No. 161
»nd Tr»dMn«o gßperaig-. • “ r *‘
PMST asucolor MANurAonmna.
t ixNBOW COLOR WORKS, Rochoster N
/4 iS.»p«us tbiSn_UaK- p^J t S d r Sif*
trgen* «c- —: \ I T~
|\EFIANCE. SALAMANDER
yfr^BirK.
TOYS AND FASCT GOODS. '
J-: AHLEOKN 4 CO., 54 Maiden Lane,
CTT.g«, wir ji/ioBS xsn camHsr rots.
IIIAEK, COATES i TOOLE, So. 279
i ■BtMtOc VSm, OinOdrt:CMg.>gr
L yi?mbOT‘gutcrUKUeOd*.** ' ■- ; taacM
:, - eioASJS, PAINTS, ia / j
,T'E POILtON t C 0„ Imporw?» of
,-fij . Presell CMC* mi Wlatow 01u»-So^M
BOOTS & SHOES.
•WHOLESALE ANDRET.AIL,
JAMES EOBB,
OfVMAEKET and 6 Union »ta., 3d door
OtlftoiaUMMsrlutHoo»>.KU»l>or«h.wooU ijfcno
of fis frtaod* and tb« pnHie mp*r»lly. tb*J. b*
wst ro?4 W* F»B Stoat of Boot* tad Shoo# m *U tb»tr
m»Et«k lion*of tbalargest •«£ *“
thfseit? and«nbr*eM *rprnhlQ* f«#
Philadelphia, NawTorkaaiTJoston, and.to trurt* fMQftt
•ffitopUSTalb. Or»»toarebM" t»en giwroln •elorttof I
j£a_ebsSt goods, all of whkh b* wart^Ut
■J^w ssßl S s n r S^Saffla ;
' jjaUonagß, wfll b# fairly ihaltttth,
TkISSOLUTION O? PAHTNERSHIt*.
II Notleo-Is barebr lti»wa tl»tthf HrtwrAljbjfJ
«®lk - as £f < “' m °“ n, °'
•rz
J T ' ““SSfiaior Carnage Factory,
TOHNSTON; BROxSeKS & CO, prMtJ
bmms« "^ Ba In
P» M/WESTERVEIiT, Venetian Blind
[4, numtutom. No. is et. ci»lr «t7«t.
jnne- • ■ • • • • ■ - -
mo STEAMBOAT OWNERS—Wanted to
JTtar. .Trtilwwt In * xhltb oat.
{iiouas SoopaSs. ««■
. FAISCF CHINA STORE, ; H
a WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH. ,
”■ j
li WK. DAVEDSOIT & CO, : --;
v ik /ffANUFACTBRERSani dealcre in Vial* 1
U IVlßotilc*, tad ell kindJofOwra and TTlnt GU^*".
' ocfrdly .••■-••• •* ■-- -* ; .. .. • ~^ r .
-fRORS ARE-280 acres Of land on Wlite‘
«ytnrer webert. *&. *«. *Kisrt ea«l ear
,€fcg*S& , tf£sasni
: . 'sfe"* 1 "“° b '^in^^oMt.
» "mflOS-■ WRITE ACoT Nn^'4l. Booth 2d
7 'STEWART & KILGORE,
BAStnUCTCBHB3 OP
COOKING, HEATING,
- r AKD • : ,'• «j/s *:
FANCY STOVES,
■ • ORATES, FENDERS, .
Pipei. Baies, and-Fonndry Casting* o.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE; ■
■ No. 267 Liberty St:, corner of Rond,
PITT»BB&6n, PA.-
Ho. -£6 -Arch Strut, rAuatuiftua, ~
Importer* of 0. * L Qse|« Unrivalled
NEEDLES, ,
Anents for the moat Celobrated >
woolkk TABUS. Bosumr. MSBBto siusia.
JtBA WBBS. Ac. ~ ■
hardware FOR -
SADDLEBS AKB.CARBIAQE lIAKEBB.,
R. T. Leecb, Jr.,. • :
, So. m WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGR.
T>EAIrESTAmbmCE^ I No. 87 Front
-XjLvetmtaUS&artruik UerketiOtektia Lek**2pf“*
p&lSOrp,Piglxo^cAiy uoelpropertybcggbtjead>>«*• ; .
riTTBBCB6ff COACB FACTORY.
fsatvnr~—"~-Mjjmx u
"lS$K4fe ,r '
Pltlsbnrgh. Peana. ' “
■■- WIOACUES, CARRIAGES/ i PHjETONS,
tollt to«dte.ft&s fiabb* In iK %uii(S
“al*.-**! at nS&mhlp
. gr’mwvo.mmSL hop
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS,
JOSEPHS. & A. P. MORRISON, Attor
•f nays at Law, Office No. liS Foartti slreet, between
gmUh&eld and GrnnVFlUibur gb, Pa. ... my:M
T W; HALL, Attorney at Law, “Bake
#l « welT* Buildlnga,** Grant ft net, between Fourth and
Diamond Alley,., au3o-wljT
ROBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Uw,
i,Bt» Louie,ilo.. ~ - r . . - fr*
ROBERT POLLOCK-, Attorney_attiaw—
. Comer ©TFifth jm&Grut gtreeia,oppcilt* tb*<Mart
liouea atapa, Pittsburgh^• • - luyUVy^
IAiIESJ.KUIiN. Attorney at Jaw, officB
tl Fourth rtreet.. near Grant.. Pittsburgh. jal&-dl j
IR ANCIS 0, FLAN KG LN, Attorney at Law,
No. 110 Fourth street, Pittsburgh. ■
ASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law.
Ko. 89 Fifth .trtwhTHttlrargh. .
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
rpiERNAN A CO.. Bankers and Exchange
Broken, N 0.95 Woodrtfest,pomarorDDaicudAlley.
Bank Notesaud Coin. Discount Tima
Kxthauge, and Promlaeory Sutes; make Collection* In atl
the principal eiUreoT the Union; Kecely* Deposits on eall
aodon Interest, andglve thetr prompt attention to all otlf
er matter* appertaining to * Broker** boslaeM. > > ,
♦AiKaiUrn Exchange bqnutantiffor salrf.~ "tntra-ly
IUXR g»*ktre EDWIAH RAUX .VLOKSECX EXAM Ob
17 RAMEK * KAUJi; BdnkerS’ and Ex-
IV-change Broken. Boy and reJYGold and SOrer and
Bank .Notes, negotiate loans on Ileal Estate or Stock tfeeu
rltlea. purchase Promissory Notes, and Time lUits on East
•Ad Wert. Buy and sell Stocks on OemmDsion. Collet
tlons made on all points In the Union. 3Ble» corner of
Third and *’ood streets, directly opposite the SC Charles
Hotel. ** • . -v tßTidr
VATsaxor pAUtxa_.~~.JO6HCA hakiu—.■*. utkt.
ijALMER. HANNA & tin., Successor* to
lluMey, Hanna A Co;. Bankers,Exchange Broker?and
xGslereltt- Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Certificates of
DepoeiLßank Notes,and Bpede-N.W corner of Wood and
Third streets. Current Moneyrerelvednalkfnoelt Sight
Jheek* for sa]& and collections made on nearly all prlncP
psdnolnt* of theTJolted Htste*. - ' ' ' m
The highest premium paid for Foreign ana American
-Advance* *n«A<t ou‘ ecnslgßEiantt of Produce, shipped
east, on liberal terras. . .
ww d fjuusa a «- u*TAf.
fimi.'H; WILLIAMS & Oo„ Bankers and
Vt . Exchange Brokers, North East comer of Wood and
Ci luibiS»clions*M3eon liberal terms,and coUeeHen*
_ promptly .attended to. Jr™*—•
N ‘ HOLMES & SON, Healers .iaJdrcign
. id Jtonatlc lUIU of Kn»“**@3! I "S2 ffiJS
throughout the Doited Slates. 1 ■ ;
BOOKSELLERS &C.
L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
78 Fourth street, Apollo Buildings- -
JOHN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Star
tbnxer,«oew»ort(i D»Ti»n * Agn»tr, No. e IM*ric«t
itrCTU near fourth, Fittihnrsh. r.
SENR-Y S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller nnd
Dui« In et»ttnnerT,Xn, Ko. 82 Jfuhet etreei, o«M
lamond. Pittsburgh, '
XT AY & C 0 Booksellers and Stationers,
■V ft 0.55 Weed street, next door to the ccmm of Third,
TTttsrorgh. Pa. School "and la* hooka constantly on lued.
COMMISSION' &C.
S. ii. fAHCOAST it CO., _
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 17 North 'Wharves, Philadelphia,
" • Sole Aerate tb’r the sals of _
R. S. CUILDa A CO.’S
noU-oma*
W. BDTLtt- W. *. »*j
J. W. BTOLES & CO..
170RWARDING A COMMISSION MER-
Sl CnANTSandDealerelnallkjndscfßttshurghNw-
Sictnred Articles, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, NoJyl Plrat
Street, ftttsburch. aoMydS*
- A- A A. iI*BANE, Commission and For-
A® warding Merchant*, dealare In Wool, *°4. r !Hi!i uc 2
aon. aoßtsox— _......_aiuL b. nonaos
f> ROBISON A CO., Wholesale Grocors,
|V,’ A Prodnca Deahstnand CosunladOn UerchanU. No.
g&Tlbgrtystreet. Pittsburgh. J* tQ
morflKaotaaaroßU Ataxaiwaa roaxTTn
OPRTNGERUARBAUGU A CO M (Saecca-
core to 8. Uartaort.) Commlsricn and Forwarding
Usichanbe Dealer* In Wool and Prod use generally. Nos.
145-Firet and lid Second streets, Pittsburgh. Pa- apM j:
a. a. auanr..-~ p. josea
ffikRDY, JONES & CO., Soccesaor. to
ATWOOD, JONES A CO.. Commission and Fwward*.
ln Pittsburgh Manufactured Goods,
Pittsburgh. .
MBRCKB-A ANXELO, Galena ComiDis
tkm MsrehaaU. PUladelpbiv Liberal M™***
on courtgurasote oi Produoe generally.
JttlCT TITT - '., i vuni
TOUN WATT & CO., Wholesale Grocers,
•I. Coaualarian Merchant*,
lhttebnrgh Manufactures, No. IJKftr *L, Pltteburcß
JB. late of Warren, Ohio,
. CbmmlMloß and Forwaidlna Utn&xaU
;mw %di t te W*wt*ns Kefcjrr* <&**>, Batter, Tc* and
IWI <Th *nj W—tarn ProtiaMCanenuj. Water atmt,
between Knithfirid and Wood. Pttteborgh. _
»TW . TBCHUS uim, «-
- of firm.KohUno. UttU A Oo>) _
m ‘ TJTTLE & GO., Wholesale Grocore,
8 , VToduwMdODmxalKtcoUeTt!unU.aodl>*dm b>
Pltt*snsu ««• ™ **o*3
bnrabv ■ -• ' IJ_
UEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY 11.
GOLLEiS, Fww«fdln« sa4 OoomtoloiiUrnM t*ua
BCTWYlnCtKM*.Batter, UkeTiib jad Pwl«* *°¥si 7
rtSST ibore Wlter. PUtwbantb
sroN BONNHORST &' MURPHY, Whole
* nl* QfflMi ud Coprotown Merchant*, and
«® mt>
bmiluj**.
rpHOM AS PALMER, Importer »“*
T*r McCLINTOCK, Importer anil Whole-
Iff-; —U «Hd R«t*!l Jo C*fprtJor.
a*tJii,tl»tthiJC.T»U*; *nd PU»o Co»«*. VJtsiow, Sb»4r*
atlm BafctTrmunlngfc »a H'i j. _
myfORBIS& - PATTON, Wholesale and Ko
-31 UEQrowM.cn ibm Kut«n dfroi *** Bteacn*.
Pltuouf nh. V*.
PRY GOODS.
f 'RANK VAN CORKER, Dealer in Trim
fnem TlotUrj awl Glove*; lace OoodJ. EtfbroWprlAfc
(laqVk PBroUWa«q«<i4tteil rwjeyartkleß "t
mriinrol of which e*a »1»»T» b* had it No. 83, eonHT
Hutat ttwt ud th» DUaumtL P>» *P* 7
1. A. MAJON * 00-, rrrrnc»xiH-.c. L. ANTBQNT * CO. 9. rott
i A. MASON A CO.; Wholesale and Retail
/V- iMalurala y*ney and Stay!* Dry ti&d A, » Fifth
rut*borgh. ;
MDRPiiV A, BOROIIEIELU, Wholwalo
u« 8«t*ll Dry Good* Marehanta, corner Fourth and
itrMt. pltubareh.- ' ' J J
GROCERS.
. * fl/jojft - mr- gAKgACT?n..-...»-~-J. J._BQ6NI,
BOONE, HARBAUGH & BOONE,
f 1 eneralcoimissionmercuants,
I'M Dfl*]#nla Wool,rtonr t Produce and PnnUl'mi, N»
£) 'North 'W*t*r*trcpt, Philadelphia.
HABBAtJGH & BOONES, s s
IJORWARDiNO COMMISSION HER
1® mrANTiL Dnlcxs la Wool and Produce of all kind*
MtUbnrgh. fv. mh^-lTd
7ny[g. WALLACI-..J.— J1 *' <JAU,[ ? a
Wallace & (Jardiner,
nnOLBSALB ■ DEAL IS tl a
Flour. Provisions and Produce Generally,
i • • • N 0.155 LIEBBTT ST. ja^y\f
■tnmr rtfTTrf ciram Hotd——-
TOUN i\LOYl> & CO. f Wholesale Grocers
J^ami^M«th^tiNo.lT3W0 O d«a j» Üb..
Sr ttrwt, PttUbargb. ; . . ' '■**?
TjOBERT MOORE, Wholesale Grocer, Rjc
acidic* for ewh. • * • ,'•/■•- :
ours* oucistnui —.... ....i—oro. .
£ CO., Wbolosalo Gro
rvn.Bc*iPithilabCTU,and Dcxlerr hi t*fodowHiu
OU*. Pttjsh %aa o*lnnn tfw»r*
©oKSS ttrtf Water rtr*t,PUtrt*jTsl>.
TSAiAu'bICKEYr* CO~, ’Wholcaale Qx’o-
I tflf Mwthantfc and Drttaf 1» PKxwc*.
Ifa ft&fcater rtwtiand 10T ft** l * »*****» ntteuargh. _
Tfc * ’GILLS * 808, Wholwalo GrocWJ nnd
Mar«h«ntfcyalWUbt«ty>trqatCTtt*-
- —.»»try ; jaug-coaoJUT*.
H7XLIJAM. A- M’CIiUKQ, Orocelr and
•WV ;T»l>*»Jc.jDcnwrof W<»d»ea r *njs£S!l!ti , i2f
pulfnnapplltdontbatoweittffm^
TIOtiJSRT 1»A & CO., "Wholesal®
•ViUitianrh. . • •• • —:— -—— •
— "l m VUX3VSB.
A
A . Ckaomlokm Prod“““ ,i Jj‘g|
Altlehfc 1»» ÜbatT
UUi»U> • • • •• •
—T3tmj~rmrti , ..VOUtSl ttßtP.
, T &R. FLOYD,"Wholcmlo OroccrB, Com-
Dfd»™'»
Chawii • Ui.il-ti nx*. f muting oa liberty, wooa*aw* cwu*
, . JtQUU HMOIJI
-■a_ , ~r UUtXT*
VI.IMUITiMi
irm. a. TooiWiUS,^-^
BAGALEY, WOODWARD ACOiWkti®
mi* lfo.Bl Markrttft—^ybnfct^pftty
■Masaasßas^a^
TTfJDBRMES.
: y r Alteman>
l'eniiand Sfc.
I l rituborih: AU boriw* tbjtrffci o\
Patrick gcKfmna,
ALDEIOIAS-’ OR 188 THIRD •VA?D.
riFFXCE corner of Grant and Fifth »*««“;
fiLS5S5!S^tff««Sr“^HS“
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNUNG, FEBRUARY 16, 1855.
AGENCIES.
«. mmi.-Zi —l cutßsot
S. CUTHBERT & SON,
fiIENERAL COMMISSION AOENTS, fur
TthessUand pnrehas*of Beal KstaU, CallectUm of
KenU, Negotiating Loansvon Bouda. »»ortiiag*s No.
140 Third st;. Pittsburgh, ra. L k apJ-lr
qpdColiec
- bon Agenin. Office,
FOR the collection of Homo and Foreign
M-rcanlUeaodallotherMonoj claim*, la Michigan
ana adjacent Stats*, Investment and Payment or Money*.
Payment of Taxes, Purchase and Sale ofßeal Estate and
Bto<^^ a pKLTTER t » Detroit, Michigan.
Mtfrractiin MssamKrarnsr A Uabm,.Baok
ortWhita * Gasette OBret .Loren*. Stewart # Co^
WAjrttftT J Two Agencies cr 'lllcliigan from iwsctabte
Insurebc» Oomnaiuss. jariniu
A USTIN LOOMIS; R6hl Kstote Agent,
jf\ Stock, Ufrehandlre and Bill Broksr, dace ho. 92
Fourth street, a boys Wood. Buxlneas promptly atteudsd
to jyB:dly
AM DEL L. MARSH EUi, Secretary Citi
-1 sen’s losursaos Company, 94 Wstw street.
M. GORDON* Secretary Western Insu
, rape* Co-P2 Water street ?. .
,T OARDINKRCOFFIN, AgentforFranklin
l| .ptre lnsoranee Company, northeast oornor of V/ood
Sd Third asreets,
jf/MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma*
, tual ln*ursnte Company. 42 Water street.
MUSIC, &C.
l OHN H. hIBIjLORi Dealer in Piano Fortea,
•I Music and MfHeal Instruments, School Book*, and
Stationery. &do agent ft* Chlckortnf** Piano Forte, tot
Western Pcun«ylytßta--No. 81 Wood street
HENRY KLEBEU, Dealer in Music, Mo
•ImI InitrommiU, »d lmi»rt« of luinn Mrirng.
for Nunns A Clark’s grand andwosre
with weman’a Jioleaa Attachment. Also for Donliam*
.Pianos, ■ •■ < • • - >•• ..
DRUGGISTS.
JOHN II (auceeAflorto jas. M Gaf
fer.) Wholesale and- KstaU DruggDt and Dealer |n
I‘aints, Oils, DywtuffLAc., HI Wood street.. 3 dopre below
Pittsburgh. JSF*EeKalar Agent fcr^-
TOHN py SCOIX, Whokte3o~Dialer in
iiii Drugs, Paints, OH*, Varnishes and Dys Ptoflk, Ko. 29«
Xbrtrty street. PlttSbjorKh. ' ' - . ,
’^AHUTdar*will rerelreprompt attention. ,
". gfiy-Agent foe Bcb«nek*« Pulmonic Syrup, par 21-»y
FAHNESTOCK. & CO., Wholesale
burirh.
iy E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in^
rfi,. Drags, Paints. Dye Stuff*, Oil*. Varefehr*.
ferSlTood street, Pittsburgh. Good*warranted..Prices
qw., L 1 -•• Jl
rJr«irg p»xCM J JUITS*.
»RAUN A RF.ITER, Wholesale & Retail
J Druggists, eernw of liberty and St Clair street*.
Stsburgh.
JSCHOONMAKER t CO., Wholosalo
* Pfaggists, No. IH, Wood street, Pittsburgh.
JOSEPH FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox
ACo-; earner Marke'trtreet awl DUmond—Krersocß
stantly on hand a full and complete assortment of Drun,
Mfdirfnna, Medicine Chests, • Perfumerr, and aO. articles
pertaining to his business.
PhysWani presaipttau carefully eompoondud « all
hours. < _
WOOL MERCHANTS.
HLEE, successor to MURPHY A LEE,
. Wool Dealer, and OommlMidpn Merchant for the
if Amerioan Wool* Goods No 137 Übertv street
MEDICINE.
li/M. VARIAN, M. D., Office 6th streot,
ff below Smlthfield. <Wtei4no*-8 toO, a. K.. 3 to
r.tU 7 to 8, r.js : nydC-lyd
r SCOTT, Deotist, Fouitn street, /£SSS^
•I « five doors west of Market Office hours>
Sum 9 a. w_ to 5 r.«.
All wrrrt warranted. re l *
MERCHANT TAILORS.
B CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Clo
• thlsr. No. 74 Wood street Particular attention
to Boy*’ and Vcrutbs’ Octhlng.
VITILUAM DlGBY,McrclLiotTiulor* Dra
fT per and Dealer la Ready Made CloUdag. 181 Üb
erty street •
S WATTS A Merchant Tailors, 181
• - liberty street—We an now receding our
g stork of Goods *w Gentlemen ■ Csa.
ft endVesting* of the newert style* •**<* Unrst'luaUtj-
Our Mend* and enstomen will please glTe us a ealL Imhl
MANUFACTURING.
wn.uaw iuft.vimi. ». sans*
AVILLIAM ItAKNIIILL A CO.,
OOTI-EK MAKERS and SHEET-IRON
if WOUEBBB, Manufacturers or Barnhill’s Taunt
lE&ts, Chimney*. Briehen, Fir. Bed SUam P»lft_Lo«-
Cenrere, Salt Pans, Sugar Pans, Iron Yawls or Life Boat*
etc. Also, BlackKaltbs’ Work. Bridge and % l*durtl ro ns.
L-e. Repairing done on the shortest notice. ncflfelrd.
W, WOODWRLL, "Wholesale and ReUil
( Uamxfoeturer and Dealer la Cl blast Wan, No. S 3
TOIIN’ WETHKRELL, Manufacturer of
*1 PATENT BOX VICIW, a aopetinr artlehOlOUD BOX
Za BttAZOl BOX VICKS. «o™«r or ;»»<£•?»"{JWr.
ln**o atreaU, one mbit* from the Hind ftwet wwc», *•
legbeny Clt i.
I? MBROIDERKD AND APLICA MAN
IWu*-***-. **■
1 jrttf* x No. gsis Penn rtrwrt. above Hand.
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Man
rpnisco^S^m&BAßOED
I th»lr raMdty tor maoa&eturing, are n<>w prranrod
to iu<*«t the tumitd demand Ceudbliaod
BalldlnsCUr. B-da.
Pitt»bargh.September?!. ji&3- .
Boots and Shoes!!
■ AMES ROBB, No.-89 Market street, 3d
tf door from the Market Ileum, would InformJtba P*»b
titbit be bit now »very.full*iofk. of every thin* In the
loettndSbtei trade, such aa Ladle" OalUrn, bill'
JeSnr UdJ P.dccf*,Larty KrinkUn andaU the.rtjtej
found on the Eastern clUe* alto, Ml***' nd UWM«gr
Oaitere init Saner Boot* and Shoe*. *°
nlio (Intleiut&r fin* Open Patent Calf lUioti, Pfinob
Cait'lknte, Cob cm* Gaiter* and Bbtw*; ah®* L°T* *nd
Youth** Boot*, foe rmiebCair. .. .
Ptea*> give m« aeall a* w* wt»h to mil m& ani artlew
to all who favor u* with ttwlr custom aawlll glta «*•»«•*
U(£l frnMttbfrtbaplKMS Martetrtrwt. _OJ^_
Eats and Caps.
J WILSON & SON keep constantly on
• faaod every description andramty of ,ia sf
Can? both wboU*al« and retail. Tbo*e &,Vdfto
banionahl* Uat nr o*p,*ond sod wit®
c |y e u* a call t*tor* purchasing «l**wher».
aim b. *<m> : •• ■ ra “-
, M’COHD & CO.
WIIOLESAtB AND RETAIL TAfIIHONABLB
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
ANDDEALTOSIMALLRIfJWOFFOIta.
CORIftW OF WOOD A£iD FIFTH SIUKFT% ■
Pittsburgh, Pa.
tnt.Thelr *t**k ambraeea aTfrynnAHtrwurrt jlaof lists
and Can, Molt*. Bo**, Cuff* and for Bonnots. .
augaHol*!*
.J‘ Coach and Carriage Factory. :
iOnNSTON, BROTHER 4 CQ., corner of
d Belmont and R*ba«a * tract*. Altoghtny
Sepeetfafly Intern their friend*, and the
that tber are mann&ctnringJunJaoe*.
aways, lloerirt, hlelirfu and ChariHs, in all thelr.variou*
rtyte*of finishand proportion- dnl L
All <ml*r* will U executedwith wfMdtodnnH
billtyand-beanty of finish.. Repair* *«! <£3jMEf£2B
,toonAl»pw*trna*anabl» urnm ‘D*|o* la alUnelr worn
the l*«t Eastern Khafts. Polos anil WbMl*tafl»tj£r Wei
amfident that all who far or them with their patrons®*
-will t» oerfortly satisfied on trial of their wwrk.
Pnrchsscrs are requested to dr* tlioW a sail hafcr*
cbacins #l*B»b«r*. ■ ° cq :
C. B. HEADLY & CO.
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE,
lfO. S2XmUDBT«J9KAaUABK£T.\' l •:
WOULD' respectfnlly infona thoir frienc
, and the putta genwaßr, that therhtre In atot*
uiur ramplstn fall Etoclto «m*f*Ung of Carpet* of srerr
dMerfDtWnu frouj the HoraL Ytlrrl and. lDnjwd*. tn th*
Smmcn Ingrain, Hemp,*nd Bfg. floor tmqffihirotn
one to sight rard* wlde.newdprtfin* and Terr «Jeh* C«oa
and Canton JlatUng, Drugget*,- Buga llati, Stair Hod*.
VYladov Shades, Ac. Pmtm*Tnwantar# inrltsd tocntl
andezrmltis wlr tUxk. Pteamboati, HoteW andßeiU
dense* furnished .on the meet rraeonable terma
BtIM.*GS
V « UTISOWOSm..
.v.a.«omAS9.: ' ;
NOVELTY «s t I®BBURolli ? PA.
rnRACKaEd Depot Railroad Scales, Hay,
-1 OatU»n»dOralndo4 Platftwmimd .Cmntedog Do«
Ceka of all atm*, Spring Drop and Thmob latebM, Oo£4*
Jini* of Tarion* Unde; Paint MUl*, approved patten*;
Bolt* and f astenlnjK tlallsable Iron Casting* of •?«*▼»-
rietr la form and finish.. . v ': ■ > . . ' ' dti
W. W. WALIAOE,
. STEAM MARBLE WORKS. ;
«tfl,fl*n.a»f 823 LBxriv ttruU epperilt SmWtfeid tirt&,
- PITTS WJRGIL - • I
MONUMENTS, Tombs; Grave 1 - Slone,,
Vumllur, Ttok Imoodw: Btonia, ei.fl
v.noufcuil,u>a mb la ori.r, WKiehln»tT.*i U»
Wert Three hundred original and selected dp*
hand, “meek and Blab 31**-
fiPfuSWa to “ wd T
mM. l thd«prtd..ta»ui»rt,rtg.L f WALLAM .|
Hew Goods and Fashions for Gentlemens’
Clothing for Spring of 1854. ! ■
I? WATTS X CO. bog leave respectfully
itei* to intern Utefurtuwrona ra*tom«e, 1.-*, tbspnp-
ItameraUy. that they hatnjnrt .«tctfvnd uCMdi fiopfr
trflfwSada'pted totbelrpatKKD-K*—
tm markft* ojfnrd—and that th-/ are ready Jo r«*lr* «*•
den for making them np In •f. .a tun«l supqh gtrle. i
The nil Action *o gmem.y «xpre»edhy th*lr rurto
mcr* hitherto, with their hnmblo effort* to plnae, *?«*'
late* them to froah exertion* in the **zna dlrectlan. Vr*S
ate latonaed that our hon*e U No. IT4
Überty atroeWtorth tide, above SU Clair. . .MtO. -■
Penn Cotton Hills, PittsbmrrfL 1,
ITENNEDY, CHILDS * CO.. HanufaS;
wlmSi Hilb«rrj<-<®MtlaieK ;
-- CarpvtChain of afl colon and ehadoa;
. OottooTwits*; . :. r r! , '•
■’• ,*• ' BodCordn - .- - • j
.Phmtft Unas end B«ah Cord. j
H KopaofaUal«eand;4e*«iptWhf: ~u.;i j
. . XEPFEX & OLD,
uvlSMmmtlvci. ItaW.StVstvVViWOjya 4
eadußMtla. , i--- ■-
fsOLDSate : nbb3HmTS',ConsuuipH6rf, **A
HEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
From vusemhr* SCBKI.Va O.BBmJ AJT.rtUlns
Oniue. No. 34Cand WS Broadway, New )ork,Gate No. 80
Nassau street)
Sfhdtf/ Ural in a* Ciivnr Tori. .
CUSH MUSIC & PUNO STORE
OWJ..'. -
HORACE W.A TEH S ,
No. 533 Broadway, N«w.,York-.
OPPOSITION TO] MONOPOLY.
Music at Greatly Reduced Rates.
KOTWTTFISTANuINQ t tho comhinntion
orMm!.n.»l.ri ÜBmbBB »b. nri»« of aon ooiPT
. mußto, Biwlml tl»lnUO«Laf aiHMOooporrn. aad
thelr-wifiiifl looiMßd to Hr-W.Ur»U..cooruO«« of tli.
trade, be U making immenw sal**—basing abundant erl*
deni*, that he ha* puhlfo conntenAhne anTeupnort, In hi*
Ktaim to the Great Monopoly, and ,ln his effort* to M
re Talont. aud to adopt th* Nattonal •Cnmncy. HD
stork of American aad Kuronfaa Muac DimnwaMr and
the catalogue of bis own pnbUretiOn# ifona of the law 4
andbfji «ferfnfin th» VnTfed lie b*j slao made
a Great Redaction in thex ri P 8 2 nl e£. ÜB { ,, ’. M,l ?i? <raa .“* d
Musical Inftrnmeats.of<tfi j
Pianos Ibr *l7B. sJUoandt22&jlnDriof of a* pood Uvahtv,
and instrument* a* rtrwngana wGorotfe aathoso which
nost 8500. PDooa of srery variety of styD and prise up to
*lOOO. eomprlsing these of different manulaetorie*,
among them the eclebratad a>tfcm jeipretvni UoftAcr.
WAtrea’ Puvoe and IbejSrit prt&ttm Saukk Ptisos of
T. Urutu A Co.’s make, (ownst* Aolian patenO
Bemad hand PDoos at gmtf fcarpaww. • PrDre from *4O U,
<l6O Melodeonsfrom fiet dUferenMnaonCactorlea, includ-
Kg the w MktHfwn 8. D. A H. W. SHIVH’K Melodnooa. ltan
ed to the eaual temperament) (Arbetf wait in IA« United
Ww lU4. *126, *136. and
■*lso/ Rmlth’a UoabD BanE Mci'tbiyis *I»0. J3ic* Kano
uad JJdoJson auaranUnl. The heel terms .to tbs trade,
schools. At; ver rent, diecount to der&ymra and
churfhe*. AU«d»rs promptly attended to. "lluri* sent
to all part* of UieoounUry. post-paid, at the reducixl rates.
Genera) and relert catalogue* amt seheduD of prlres of
PDnos furwarde*! to any ad dress frss of rharge. feB*3mr
~ ‘ 8 da mo , l™xWll. vork : :
■ ' ' im-oRTat r.YB snyirricrmtEti vf ' '
CLOAKS & MAgITILLAS,
WOOLD reapectfnlly.’rnfbrm the trade
that hD Imported and ip*nil|tetureil Styles for th*
spring Trade wlll-be ready for Inspection paths 19th of
tbo onlp Mantills mewhant from Now York
whou patsonaDy Visiting PaiDthw season, mar reasona
bly anert that be will.have later end more varied styles
than any hoQN In the trade. - ■ '’ ■
aarThe noth* of dealers Dralled to the above, and they
loXrnlr uw»n averir attention. • : jald-^mv
Charles’s London Cordial Gin.
't»7ITHOUT tho necosaitjof extraordinary
If nubllrity, With scavrely an effort mi the part of the
achieved a popularity beyond yrecodent is the-whola lUt
of alerthollestiihulsnU. i .
The CMSjCxtia <j tntr A*ire Thousand rhysiaans In'
England nod the United States, lts trauspendant
m ”t D nnmt U» sideboard of th. Qobil v and the lor of
erm vrellSguDted.botek hf u the WiDjrf the siek, a*
wella* the oompanlonof the healthy,
cahsJciurii'rtcj.ltl*harm}**;la IDadoptlon. The lnnbrl
ato, by lteu»«, ffndstt a slight rtknrtxnt. which, »bID It
the aDiMilte. cradunlly wean* him from the horrors
rfSlWnS.’SdwilS. ..Wt.raoon.Utßtloo.
IU great mutation it dmre*tfrrtaiDabaolut* purity,
lUdelldou* ffsvoTdiffering entlrelrJrtun every other gin,
—it* great utility as * medicine la exeM cf dyspepsia,
gout, gravel, diseases of the lnnumerable oth
rr mafillee Ibr which a* a remedy’alrf preventive It has
““jb'wlrrtil.i, fttipoKltn Bretearv, .ll.polllnc tho
annoyances frequently engeudtwrd br change of water,'
ete ee. alen.a*ue, fever.sndmalariapf oTcrrdeserlptioa.
■ upntup In square
DitUes, stamped with the ptnprietmra name, afsc simile
signature upon th* label, and packed.in cases of tws doten
"S'wu. of ImttoUonß. Tho
Cordial Gin can be had retail oF aIIMST-sctablu druggist*
niMM. si allhotel*, and wholeslde of tho sole import*
and groom, at aanore**, a«» VKNOGK A UIIARLKB,
“*• 138 ftlarl*U New York.
Agent* treated with cat liberal tnoa*. . ja7-lmdv
BCHXEFFELIH BROTHERS & CO.,
■WHOLESALE DROfIOISTS,
MSW TORK, ■
mvtTfU IWII..TO.ITO mUa»tL,wr.<ifßaana,
IMPORTING the leading Drum from their
oriilul mtlkßU. both In Knrep, Indh^BOd
, ¥>wtwh and Kncllsh Cbsmlod*, -.Perrumery. Tooth.
Nett *md Hair Brushes, Hair Glora* and Strew.
Trie*U gpongea, Ccrks. Soap*. luL Ae-they offer them on
the moet reasonable terms. Grrf«r*7llh«r » Il .*WS??v or * b 7
’ mMI. Will reoelre theD best attention, jeU-ItmT
Rxtemion TaDlei.
S*7M- HEEUDT, 150 Wooster at, between
TV Prinre and Uouston stA, New York, MannCscthrei.
A law aMortment always on band. Order* for Shipping
punctually attended to. oel7-3mv_
AIOUPIL i CO., Whole*alo Print SeHers,
If pnbUshere. printir*. and
Ootoatm, pari*. London, Itertln. and bo.SM l>rowdw*r.
New York. Catalogue* rent by malL The.ulaal dlstvunt
to th* trade lnstitution*. Picture ftimes fwuDhod
oelTr.mv v '■*
MISCEIiUSEOIIS.
ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S
£» uvE ??Air KW §p£
Comrr Diamond *'Tfit and Gurry AUty*
PITTHBgRUH.PA.
ASHtAHD HOUSE,
iBCB (THECT, AUO?H KVMHII BTE.ET,
PIIILAVEf ; rinA.
B. 8. BENSON'. Ptumarorn.
mrPnet if ifctfW. »U» per
Mu >» _ _
JOSEPH CHAPMAN. T
W!lOLl-t Al.y JXD BKTAIL DLALKST LV
IMPORTED CIGARS,
63 Market Itrret, ntlAurjk,
WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and
Dealer to Plain, figured and Derorattv* Papv llarr
tan No. S 5 Wood rtre*t, Pltubnrgh.
£>le Agent nftb-wtebrated manuCKtom, Ueaara rv.il
sseurlACLolPari*. -__ ■ - . U
OAHIaFASIIIONS FORLAUXES'DRESS-
E 3 -The Parlfh PaUiloa* fbr JCNB. dlroet per iteamer
,*n t» -i. .= u.. ut u B WILBOSf
i,271/ }■ n. 3<l W Penn, shore Hand etreet.
■ v. jowes —
HER, JOSES A CO.,
* PROPItJFTOHS
KCER’S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, -
' FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
IIARCHANTA Canal Batin, Seventh rtmt,'Pltte-
lard Oil, Meta Pork, S.O Hama
tratud ko. 1 Salt,Aftthrtdt*and fteoteh Pig Iron. IWiw
Brick and Clay. Anthracite Coal. Ae. • mi - '-*
BANKING HOUSES
03
JOHN T. HOBO:
SKW VUQK,
N»> n *oimi as> ax. rutMDef.niiA. i'
MTTSfIUKMIL AIjMWURNVW., I
iAUwKJCT. HOMBIWICTOn.. 1
mount Juusant. »7>™cmrt)bo, j r«w
CONNKLLfIVILLK. fAYCTMCa, '
UNIONTOWN.
lIBOWNSVILLR,
DBPMlUwelTrJ.WwunlipvSo, Di*JU toe
tnJ rollwUd, Bwk NutM Md Hpn{« boußbt
(Stock!, Notea and otlwr &worUi«* u>
eontnlMioo, Comtp«*a<l!nf* and o.lkctloo* ">»'
ooaKf
Agency.
MOSES F. EATON, No. 19 Sixth at., agent
forwQlßcuJ bnjlox PATKXT BiaitT*. Is now
autfiorUod t o fcrtl Ita* tbltowFn* lately mUnUd art Vole*
Tret's patent Oiiqiotra, far au«a K&elo«;
(W«pal«nH>Tll<.far JMIlJn* Inn*
Itaann Hoe* Drilling Machines.
CopeUDd’a auiloou-r and Po»UW« Raw Mill*;
Crawford'* Steam and Water Qawi, and
firifltb’i Wrought Ifoo UtUnnu%tlf UublßH.
The**ertlrto*ihAr* beenexaminedby praeUcmlfseehao*
*bmrw , pM»3 toUko AsrodMi rorlb. I*l.ef i-lb*
*r patented KUnt* and nsw loTttttooa, and klt<* to tha
btJincf* aUilful and eooetant attention
ll* rermto tba £&Uowlnj A^
Tb* eobeeribetahaTe lonabiw aeqnalbtair with »fr
Moi, v Katoo. and bar* Dohealtatlon U reooauneadtn*
htotoaH wbonay wUh to employ,hl« Mr»le ? *,iwa «n
-»w.«%*randoubtod Integrityaoal&dft»tlttablBtßdttwy*
to -who#* exertion* «rery reilpe*m»rb*pli«d
NertlU RCratff, Ylv* .I&ESr '
iu3,!isv&
££££"*■ - ETuritSS?.’ +'
6.i*ndWadev William t. Johorton,
nifi-, phuiina, < Andrew fuitob.
A W I WUeoolioCaodie* _
pit tainkaa, Kwanbif 8IU>» IP*» *dlf
Pall, and Winter .Goodi.
EDMO*tirWATTB. .
MERCHANT TAILOR, i
135 LIBERTT STSZBT.
THAVB now on hand a large Stock of Fall
■
able term*. an? yr4 f anlM t£«til , . . r .
OABPETS, 0H Ct6THS f &c. i.
WfiTCLINTOCKA BROS. aranoW Boll
• Ina off their entire rtoek of Garpetitiff. Oil Cloths,
*«a*o,at prtow towertbanere* owrafja the west*
era market. Onretoek WMuUtainfpartoftbifoiowtaß,
SSi VoW*t PIM Oarpato. Xap-rtJT
a ply, Hope rone and common looms;
• DimaaCT»lUedand Plain VeolUam ■ ~ -
tStand Cloth ;
- Ha ok Window Stair Hodm, Matting,
Bindings, and Mate of all Wad*, ■ ■ .
With a full assortment of all artkUla pafralljr kept In a
e *tE l iSfJriSjsa* ta fumUh Bteimboata, Ilonaa or Do
t*l?®doweUt«'all now, ta now
srut bargain*. UompmUr tha place, ho. 113 Market *V
near Liberty, - • r.-■ •*■ -•' *** _a.
SEW PIOW FACTORY*
HAVING commenced 'operotidnii in; the
NBW PJtfDQn PACTOBT, lu Mancbejtar, we ar*.
sKSfexsit^S
aaildfaidawnr ••••' - t.
Continuation of the.. _ ■
GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF .
A. A. MASON & CO.. i ;
. AndrtUlßrTatarradwUooittWJcaiiii ;
. A; i 'AI MASON ACO, nrUl continni-tfieir
/% - ulethroQgh tne month of Tetnmryr Their In*;
m«BMftock wUlbe affahi'acrkaS aown , and‘Ctf«o4at
Stilt greater radnetloa laprtoer. < a : ■ --• ' tal- j
' : ■6ar^ge*fci!Saifc ;;i '-i;. !i r
riliUS nndenigncqhaa justnoeivedeeCnM/
■ Isa re. &*t,» nu cisiiioß waan-H^^.
nDCSJB, altneted dmt. the Two UUrßas, between.-Fttta*
bm’shZlwiwra&ceTille, a etdandld amortmealoi-y«U^M
0U&, which he lawe»ttaj3nafi«,
eaehT -Harta# had proetua In wkfhoatooa,
hlnael/dn.imtUngjlowßaUooapedtkNL,....
, Thoae wlitdorTo nonhua «ro nepecmß; tefttM \
mrt n^tw^lwje,''
du&’lmtaaMttoek, and will eon tlnwa tha camc/turo.
tha month of Jaotmrr. a *i their wbcltnu roonn will be
dpsed to the m!»I trade, and tha entire etaekht all theta
•alee reocaswillhe carted down anddoaod,om at.fttatt
StoJopotMsUMittiiasnatiwpstoM. 4e3ft
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
FRIDAY MOBSING, TEBRUABY 16, 1855.
The £enaterial Qaeatlool
TO THE PUBLIC:
High convictions of duty impe\ theundefsign
ei to submit to their fallow-citizens, tie follow
ing statement:
• At the commencement of -the present Session
of tho Legislature, the friends of tho American
Organization, iu the Bouse of Representatives,
resolved to not as an independent party. ;.Aa
such, they met in caucus, and determined, to.ad
mit none,to their deliberations but each.as were
known to be true to the principles of that
Organization. In vindication of those princi
ples, tbby also determined to support no m*n for
any officO in the gift of the Legislature, who w&s
pot equally known to. be true to them, as well as
to the interoats of the Commonwealth. At the
Conventional Caucus,- held to nominate a candi
date for State Treasurer, members of the Ameri
can Organization was refused admittance, sim
ply because they had refused to co-opera to with
the party from the beginning, and to vote for its
caucus nominees. But at tho caucuß hold on the
evening of the 9tb iost., those who had been re
fused' admittance to the previous caucus were
found, in attendance;, and. some who were only
known as bitter enemieaof the AmericamOrgan
ization, were with us, directing and controlling
the nomination of -one of tho'most intriguing,
if not the moet corrupt politician In tho State.
A resolution wits offered to exclude these object
tionabto persons, and (heir own vole* indefinitely
postponed the consideration of the resolution.— r
A motion was then made to prooeed to nominate
a candidate for the U. 8. Benate by a viva voce
vote. An ■amendment, was offerod, substituting
a veto by ballot. Tho amendment was adopted
andlho resolution oarried by a majority of only '•
/Arw,—tbna showing that those who had no right
to ho present hold a controlling influence, or the i
balance of power.
Hero let ua reflect a moment upon our own po- |
eltion: There wero before that caucus the names
of many of the best men in Pennsylvania, whose j
friends .wore urging them as proper candidates.
There werein that caucus less than twenty men
who openly admitted; they would vote for Simon
Cameron. Under these circumstances it seemed
scaToety possible that he could' be nominated.*—
Hq was openly repudiated byjthreo-fonrths of the
members, and certainly we had no' reason to
fear, with this open avowal of hostility, for al
mostany other of the many names before us would
have been acceptable. It is true they had masked
themselves by tho secret ballot, but tons this was
more an evidence of cowardice than of perfidy.
We could not believe that all who had voted for
the secret ballot, had dono so to hide themselves
from thoir constituents; or betray, us. into the
support of a mao despised and disowned by
every political organization in Pennsylvania. It
was not nntU we began*to ballot,Jtbat our botrny
al bocamo manifest It was then that wo dis-„
covered the treachery that was pretending to op
pose Cameron, and yet hypocriticallynnd secretly
voting for his nomination.
The. power that controlled that caucus.waa too
palpable; corruption was bohind the throne, and
no wonder that its victims skulked behind a se-.
cret vote, and covered their deeds from the eyes
and knowledge of all beholders !
Were we-justified in leaving tho caucus When
the evidence, to our minds, had become demon
strative ! Conld we, as the representatives of an
honest constituency, have served them with fidel
ity by remaining T Could we have exhonorated
oprselves from tho odium of such a nomina
tion, if we had delayed pur departure and aided
to consummate such a result? Could we have
remained in that. caucus believing ourselves
bound by its action, and justified ourselves in
>0(102 for a man. whose whole history is but the
history of intrigue ?—a man who has despised
all party obligations, and treated all caucuses
with contempt '
The inquiry arises, who is Simon Cameron.
As a Statesman, fame has never associated his
oame with the word. As a politician, he has
always professed to be a Democrat, and yet that
party only remembers him because of hie treaoh
cry , and speaks of him as a traitor. As a Whig,
ills bis boast that he never voted a Whig ticket
in his life—that party being saved from such a
disgrace. As an American and on Anti-Slavery
m*n, lot the records peak for itself.. At a coun
ty Convention, held in the Court House, m the
borough of Oarrisbug, on t{u second day of last
September, Simon Cameron was a delegate and
aq active member. The following resolutions
'were offered in that Convention, and are said to
have been in his hand-writing. Certainly, they
met with no oppoxition from him :
Resolved, That we have fall confidence in the
administration of Gen. Pierce, because be has
manfully battled for those principles, and thrown
its influence in favor of sustaining the rights of
man to self-government.
Raoloed, That the Bble, fcariere, and demo
cratic administration of Gov. Bigler moots oar
hearty approbation, and we congratulate .the
democracy of the Stato upon the certainty of
this electioa. ~ , .
Resolved, That Judge Black, tho able and in
trepid Chief Justice of the Supremo Court, has
•o conducted himself as to win the esteem and
confidence of the people. *
Raolctd, Thatthe manly repudiation of Know
Nothingism by Henry 8. Mott has won the re
spect of even his enemies, and will add largely
to his majority at the comiog election.
Resolved, That we art in J favor of the Nxuras
ka-Kaxras bill, because it embodies the vital
principles of Belf-government,.which. never can
conflict with tho interests of freedom.
Resolved, That we are opposed to the proscrip
tive and aoti-republican order called Know Noth
iogs, and shall deem it our duty, as Democrats,
to oppose for office all persons known to have
any connection with it. •
When bns he changed his opinions upon these
questions? When, or where, has he disowned
them? And even if there bo anj r recent recan
tation got up for the present emergency, there
is not character enough in tho man to impose
upon eredollty itself.
But do not the peopte of Pennsylvania expect
something more of the present Legislature than
the oleetiod of “an old political ■hack?” The
great political revolution: that brought the Amor
ean party Into power, has no parallel in the his
tory of Pennsylvania, The old party organiza
tions were .dissolved by- nn unseen power-,-and
old politicians, with all' their sohomea, left
floundering or wrecked, with tho elements that
supported them, absorbed by tpe mysterious
power of an organization beyond their control
This great revolution is not without its lesson.
Tho old parties, with their leading politicians,
were corrupt; and it was their Hignal destruc
tion the people sought when they put their pow
er Into tho now organization. They determined
to rebuke corruption. They did rebuke corrup
tion, and the party in power stands as j
ment of that rebuke. ' !
Shall the American party, then, in the face of |
all its professions and notions, ho now mode the ,
dishonored instrument in clevatiog Simon C4m-1
bronto the'highest‘office in*its ; gifl! and thus
hold Em up to-the world ai the exponent embod
iment and personification of. Americanism! Wo
trust not Wa consider him a fit representative
of nothing good;, and a fit exponent of 00 honor
able principle. As we remem
ber that our State motto, as adopted by onr an
csstors of seventy-six, is “Vatc*, Liberty, ajto
Ihdbpekdxxce.*' Wo reverence this glorious
old motto; and be4r in mind that we butreceutiy :
swore as representatives, to perform onr duties
as such "with: nPmiTT; fidelity to onr constitu
ents, fidelity .native Btato, anil fidelity to
the ennobling principles engraved on cur Btata
escutcheon. Shall we then, or can wa, consist
ently the oaths .wo have..taken, support a
'nomination so destitute of every element of vir
tue, whiah, would disgrace flie' American Orgatt
[ ization and our native State;, and which we fed
1 well assured that odr constituents will repudiate
With scorn' and righteous Indication.'' We~rej-
I cognize no power.in any oaucos to require'us
i thus to threwaway.dur self-rospocti-or to violate
onr.oath;.and therefore'it is, that inthoihdor
pendence of freemen, wo strike down king cat
ena at the bidding oUr country^.' ;
: Above our venerated and associated
with it in nil tho.memories.of the past,' .a&d our
hopes of Uio future, is the American eagle—our
national emblem,: and onr oo an try’s pride. It
ever adorns Our Starry flag; andit. spreads itp
“wings dfgbrynver us”. as a prolectingengej.
When we go into, tho, Hall of the House of Bop
resentativevto execute the most important ttus
confided .to pa, we desire to. meet Bomcthing
there having gome analogy or-concordanoe -with
those glorious recollections, and thesd. aacrea
emblems. Grant us this, or something approxi
mating to this, and' all- wjU'.be wellj. and our
hearts &M dair hands will bewith-you, both to
do and to dare. Bdtwhat we say onto cne .wp
day ditto all, lnvUeus not in there topartakp
of abuxxard’sfeast.;: Ask: us not „tQ support f>
nomination hrbnght about, as wp believp/bylliB J
ooncentrated.and- “cohesive .power.of- pnblip>
Idander/'and the Buperaddei element of ebsmd
essand wholmlo-prirate-bribery. Ali oouti
'tenanceandpaTticipationin.su'ch things u there
we not.only meet
ouxselvcsnnitedlyatiji
; Jl li j
r -BusMs n brief and j'outline of our put
action Wdsufi
ponMent sfjr
ant vindicatiem and wecordlaily invite El
honert|rilcw'repna«atatiTea,Wbefli«in thelato
caucus- or not, to rally with na -in this contest,
and to make common cansa with us for the honor
and the glory of onr native State, awnring them
tb&l though U may have passed tuto an adngo
that “Paris is Fraace,*’ yet Harrisburb
Pennsylvania. _
Nicholas Xbom, Jno. ;F. Lindermkn',
T. L. Baldwin, Samuel B. Page,
E. Q, Harrison, R. B. M’Cotnb,
J. Alex. Simpson, M. J. Pennypaoker,
T. Hi Haddock, G. Rnsh Smith,
8. P. M'Calmoot, Otis Avery,
Jaa. M'Collongb, James J. Xewis,
Daniel Lott, James Lowe.
David Taggart, Watson P. Magill,
F. R. Jordan; Mark A. Hodgson,
• John Ferguson, W. Stewart,
C. J. Lathrop, H. N. Wickereham,
B, Laporte, G. J. Ball,
J. Holcomb, . Lot Bergstrcsser.
Habjus bubo, February, 12, 1804.
PEWNBYI.VA.HIA LEGISLATOR^.
.Haej3jbbg2Q, Feb, 13*
Sematb.—Mr, Jordan submitted the following:
Wbkbbas, Reports ore in bircnlation that un4
due and corrupt inflnenebs bkvo been used to
oontrol the eleotiou fora United States Benator
to supply the vacancy which will occur by the
expiration of the torm of the Hon. Jas. Cooper,
and
Wuebbai, It is due to tho character of tho
Legislature,that the reports, if untrae.should bq
repelled, and if true, that the gaiUy should be
exposed and punished. Therefore, .
RetolveJ, That, if the House of Representa
tives concur, a joint committee, to consist of
three members from each House, be-appotnted .
to -Inquire whether any corrupt or Improper influ
ences have been used, or attempted to bo used
to atTect tho said election, and that said .commit
tee have power to send for persons and papers.
The resolution was twice read and adopted by
a unanimous vote.
The. Senate then went into joint convention for
U. S. Senator.
House.— A number of private bills were taken
up and passed reading, lh<J only ono of^in-.
torest hero being an not erecting parts of Whshr
ington and Fayette counties into • a separate
county, to be o&Ueil Redstone. .
A resolution from the Senate, was introduced
into the House, requiring the raising of a com
mittee with power to send for persons and pa
pers to-'investigate ‘the question whether any
undue or improper influences have been used or
adopted to procure the election of a candidate
for United States Senator.
The question being on tho' adoption of this
resolution,
Mr. Fraily said he was not opposed to the ob
ject of this resolution; but he believed it had
been offered to be made the pretext on winch to
urge the* postponement of the election of a U.
B.'Senator on this day. Who could not under
stand that this was the object, when the gentle
man from Lawrence (.Mr. M’Combs,) and the
gentleman from Philadelphia county (M*.
Wright,) were found acting in concert? Ho did
not believe that anything could be found to sus
tain the oharge or insinuation contained in this
; resolution; and did beliove that, notwithstand
ing this Are brand, there is a sufficiency of
’ strength in this body to crush the object aimed
at.
Mi*. M’Combs was glad that tho apparent op
position to the adoption of this resolution had
come from the quarter it .has. Were rumors not
afloat in every bar-room, bqtel and public place,
shd every newspaper in the State, affecting evi
dently tho honor and integrity of members of
this Legislature, there might be some ground
for charging a design in the introduction of the
resolution, inconsistent with.virtue and proprie
ty. But every one knows that such rumors ore-' 1
afloat, and hence the necessity for such an in
vestigation for the protection of the innocent,
and the punishment of the guilty. It is eaid j
a letter is in existence, which sets forth that
nine hundred dollars had been paid to certain ]
i parties to secure the nomination of a particular
candidate. These and other circumstances were 1
objects of ordinary conversation, j Let us, then,.
have an investigation. “He boped the resolution 1
would be adopted. ;
Mr. Carlisle would vote for the resolution;—
He bad heard much relative to bribery and cor- 1
_roption, in connexion with the bill on this sub- >
! ject; and was ready to hear any reliable state-1
ments which could bo addoced. Last winter, he j
had been requested to support a bill in which
money was eaid to have'been used; bat he had
promptly declined to support it, and had given
bis reasons to the borer who asked him.. That
party,' he belioves to have been from Lawrence
although no means were then taken to
punish him.
Mr. Chamberlain was in favor of tho imme
diate adoption of tho resolution. It conld not
interfere with the sworn duty of tho members of
the Legislature to moet to-day in Joint Conven
tion. He believed no objection hod been mode
to the adoption of the resolution in the Senate;
and hoped none would be made here. For one,
he stood ready to aid In exposing any guilty man,
and would conaentlo screen no one. The names
referred to had gone ont upon the winds—had
entered the public prints—hod been adverted
Itoin a discussion on another question—and if
I true or false, could not fail injuriously to affect
1 the honor of the Commonwealth, if this were,
uncontradicted or unexplained. Ho made no
specific charge of the use of undue influences in
the matter of a nomination for a United States
Senator or on any other matter—but he did not
wish it believed Abroad that a Senator, if any
was elected, had gained his position by means of
bribery.
Mr. Frailey said this was Tuesday, a few hours
before the hour fixed for the election of a United
States Senator. The rumor now referred to
had prevailed before the caucuses were .held;
and he believed if the curtain had not been drop
ped on Friday night lasted certain big gun* had
not then been spiked, this : inquiry’would.not
have been heard of. It was supposed in certain
quarters, that the members were men of. straw,
to be blown* about by ithe wind. ' This, was an
essential error. It was said that a deposit had
been made in a banK hnt It had not been by
their friends. Gen. Cameron’s friends were
strong enough to accomplish their purpose; and
bo hoped they would do it.. They stand here as
pure as anyv and purer than the friends of the
man who had made the tiaposiL They fear not
tho investigation. Let it come.
"Mr. Kirkpatrick taid ; it was iwril 4 faxowtthe
had opposed tfee snpplqmcnt.tq.the hi?bwy bill,
and he now wished to raise; bU.vpiqe against all
efforts so insulting and degrading to ,the charac
ter of this Legislature as the present. -He pro
tested against fighting wind-mills, Don Quixote
like.ancL naked the gentleman from Lawrence
iMr. McCombs) for the data upon which to base
tho Investigation; and for all tho particulars of;
the $9OO transaction, the name of tho man or
men implicated, with tho proper dates! Buxnois
of this sort were rife before the nominations
were made. We -have asked for the name, but
have received no response; and now,* at the elev
enth hour, it was proposed to Interfere with the
duties presented by law, and we have-brought
before this House tnis phantom of
some deluded brain. He.hoped the resolution
would bo voted down as insutiingrto the House,
and to the constituents who jmade the House.—
If the honor of the members could not sustain
itself at home where weUlcnown, it could receive
little aid from this movement. He hoped, in
contusion, the resolution would be kicked out
sent bacWWthe Senate, soorn
of the House.
Mr. M’Combs said the gentleman from Alle- 1
gheny (Mr. Kirkpatrick,) had grown vehement- •:
ly eloquent concerning- the charictcr .bf .the
Xlouao. Ho firot denied tho meanoof JnYestlgo.
tints tho ohnrgoi, and then compUOnod. that no
fnoto hod boon elicited! Tho friendo of Ihu reso
lution plsco it before the House, and art its
adoption, that the data may bo obtained, dn y ,
want to know whether throe ruraoro nr® l ”
not,:aud demand an inrestigstlooi as Ms*
idoano of proridlng HU integrity of mearttora if
1 Uidy had bden tniereprosentod. - -
Homo days JtaM bo, hoard at bome. frpa w pojn
nimflTtlv responsible source,.reports,affecting.
Skin of thoThiladdphU and Allegheny mem
w and he pledged himself, if the resolution
was adopted, W give the names of persona who
can expose the whole, story/;;/• ./•. : - : ■ ;
Mr; Kirkpatrick arid, .after .the remarks.of
tho gentismon from Philadelphia, (Mr. 81mpson,)
h© withdrew all.opposition. .-■■!
- ~ And the Toeolutiott was then adopted, by the
following Tfite;; : Yeas97,'nayst; ' - ' ' ;' •
. .Tho twbHotiscs theEuwentTntb Joliit cctiyen*
tion-forlthQ U. S. Senator, and the
resulted as follows: (
' For Simon Cameron—Messrs. . Crabb, Cm- 1
wdl. Friajer, Fry, flendr!ckS;-El-
Unger, Selims,’ and Shuman, of,the Bena^*®“
Messrs/AHegood; Barry, Boa!; Joram, Crid
woU, Cnrllslo.Cloror, Crnwford,
stingo, (Phil*, connty,) Ciunimngß,^(Somerset,)
DoSdoJn, Bystor, Fotaoo,
Fmiloy.Bree, Gross. QW;
Kirkpatrick.' Kropps, Ii»no, Lonfc; M c V«n»ey,
pslmtr, BceSe, RitbsnhonEO. Bnttor. Slwrer,
Yorkos, Ziegler and Strong,' (Speaker,) 01 ,
win,attain. Hogo, Jnmlson.^lCta'^ly^’
Stockdnle, Thompson »nd Wright, of thn Hons# j
~fmJ. P. Joneo-Mow* ?*«•«. of ttoSeo-
VOLUME LXVIII—NUMBER 151.
ate* and Fomt, Harrison, Hodgson, Linderaan ,
M’Combs, Magill, Pennypacker, Simpson, Smith,
of Phils., and Stewart, of the House—ll.
For Darid Wilmot—Messrs. ATerj, -Baldwin,
Downing, Holcomb, Laporte,Lathrop, Lott, Mo-
Cslmont aniTTickereEaittof the House.—9.
Por Thomas William*—Messrs. Darsie, Frick,
Prioe and Skinner of the Senate, and Chamber
lain, Poweli, Ross and Wi tines of the House.—B.
For James Yeeoh—Messrs. l Ferguson; Flennl
ken and Lewis orthe Seuatt, and Ball, Fraaklla,
Herr and McCullough of the House.'
For Henry M. Fuller—Messrs. Maddock and
Morris of the House.
For Mr. Smith Fuller—Messrs, Fuller and
Page of the Honse.
For Thomas H. Ball—Messrs. Gwtnner and
Thornaof the House.
For George Chambers—Mr. Lowe of the
House.
For John C. Rankle—Mr. Jordan of the Sen
ate.
For 0. H. TUTanny—Mr. Bergs treuer of -the
House. ‘ /
'■ For J. 8. Black—Mr "-ikalew ottheSonAte.
/or J. fi. B Lack—Mr. BacL.
Oa the second ballot the vote waa yearly the
same. Mr. Cameron had 69 Totes, Mr. Saleade *
of Berks, haring changed bis vote from Bncka
lew to Cameron, which left Bnckalew’s Yote bat
27. Mr. 'Williams bad the same vote u before.
Messrs. McCombs, and Pcnpypaoker changed
their YOtes from J. Pringle Jones to Darid Wil
mot, and Ifesara. Smith (of Phila.) and Stewart
cfeahged their Yhtes from Jones to Gideon J.
Ball, and Mr. Page changed his Yote from Smith
Fuller to James Veech.
The joint contention then adjourned, to the
27th instj yea* 66 nays 62.
MEAL—IOO bbls. received and for
sale by f«2 ■ BELL .ft LIQOKT, Wator »t.
OATS —2000 bus. for rale dm
AS BELL * LIQQCT r.
LINSEED OIL—2O bbls. for sale by
ft 2 BELL ft LIGGETT.
O OLL BUTTER—IO bxs. fresh this day
IfMe'd br It. O- tor sale by HENRY 11. COLLINS.
BALED HAY—3S tons Timothy-in store
house near the Depot of O. a P. R. IL, Allegheny, In
1 tonditlOQt ibr ull hr BELL A LIUQJBT*.
finNDOW SASH-r 430 Lights, 9x12;
ft 300 Lights, Bxlo, beet qpallty, andfcr
laLby ’ folO it. ROBISON ft CO.
A n DOZ. STAMPED COLLARS;
Ills do do Baade;
. 20 doz. French Working. Cotton;
2 do Embroidering Doom;
iJ.°& W I “
S 3 Market et., comer of Diamond-
I2»INE EXTRACTS FOB HDKFS—Lhavo
’ on hand a large assortment of very fine Extracts,
among which are La bin's, Botutel’i (Harrison's, Priee’e,
»Irhta e
E<XTRA FAMILY FLOOR—Cherry Fork
Eft >r,n«. Hosodale Mills, Belmont Mills and other hie
brans In store and fbr Ale by BELL ftUQOBTI.
CLOVER SEED—I7S bus. just reed ana
fox ale by jaCO B. HARBACQH ft CO.
SALVE.—Pearson’s celebrated
| r Trtto tood «.* to mjgfc um Jf
OATS —2500bns. receiving and for sale
b T jj7 msu. t Lnorrr.
ft RABCIDER—10bbls verysuperior Crab
Jdim.ntfii .odiarMO* br *Y. A. SIdJLCEQ.
DAVIS' PAIN KILLER—2 gross of this
priebtatod article jnst rap’d br JOB. FLBMINQ.
RUTTER —10 kegs packed and&bbla prime
roll rac’d and for AS by . BELL ft LIGGETT.
FLOOR— 4uo bbls. Superfino for sale by
j»22 J. t W. RKA»74 TY.Ur K.
HUPS— 9 bales prime Ohio reo’d and for
ala bj CELLS LIQOETT. W.Ur lL
'LOVER SEED—3O bbls. Ohio- Clover
_J band for a,ls by J-~ JOHN FLOYD t CO.
fiRGCHE SHAWLS—A. A. Mason &Co
I haraiost rac’d a larsre and splendid asortment o
nc and Sqoara Brochc Bnawla. • ■ -<
/'-'UOCOLATES, BROMA, &o.—A foil as
fresh jurtreCd-
Dcmbl* Vanilla, French, Chocolate;
Bweet Spiced da
Baker** No. 1 do?
*• Cocoa and Brtana;
Cracked O'craTw’d Coco* SbeUfcibTtaljJjtpl®*
— l >«CfWt*il l by , ji3!t- wTA. McCLDRQ.
ISTM. 51, SHAW, Commission and For*
V V wiwwibawt, y«v 73Walnut *1». Cincinnati,
Bmiwcn-T. s. Dana * eo-,Tw»*d *BlbleT, Carpen
ter * Ford, Cincinnati;Morphy * Craft*, New OrjWnit; A.
Colberteon, Ptttibnrsh; Triplet, McFaden * co., Bt, tonl*.
oet-toxd .
MAHSAPiLRILbAS— Tha following list oi
BampariUaa can always be woeored at JO3. TLEU*
•8, corner of Market at, and the Dhuaond;
Saadi BamjiarUla;' tßalll Bam paring •
Uuteott* 'Town and* •* la« 4
TT AMS —g cska. In fine oondition Cincin
-11 catl cured, for tale by J. BOHOONMAKBR,
• ~ • st wood at.
IRIED PEACHES—SO bus. prime new
LACK bbla. extra quality »r
jalO J- BCHOONSIAKEB A CO.
tOLASSES— 275 bbls. N. 0. Molasses
)
10 COFFEE—2OO bga, prime just rec'd
j and for tala fay A DUiWOBljl.
CLOVER SEED—2OO bus- prime for sale
by ja22 BHRITEa t DILWORTH.
SALAD OIL—IO cases fresh Olive OIL ...
a b**kata OUt« OiLlATTVrßrtrm
in* bMt ImowMilhr w**"* ffAMflCiuM.
UTTER—IT firkins fresh Dairy packed
I Batter.nrfdtbl* «w. * g gjifo
EONEY —11 cases this day reo’d and for
nalffby dag HUNKY B. COLLIN B-
ARD—2O kegs • fresh No. 1 • Lard in
| flora. . ■ , & DALZELL a
D J. HENRY, Attorney at Law: Office,
JDI* corner of Third and Sycamore street*, Ondanttl.
FLOUR —100 bbls. extra and superfine
Blocrjnrt ratfdmUbrMJabr -R.KQBIfIOKaCQ»
SPONGE— A large assortment of fine and
Bathing t qq.
SJ'LOUBr—' Extra family, extra superfine,
UOXATOES—IOO bus. Nesharinoeks and
bu, B^PoUtoM
OCHOOL COPY BOOKS, No. 1, made o(
o fnDerior Uld M®«r, 100 do*. reeM from bindery t>T
jfQ* . • , . ~ .a SADLBIUAUfCfafor.
CORN MEAL—IO bbls Fresh Ground Corn
GROUND NUTS—IOS sacks nOw landing
from ttamar Jiqntttfor Balqbr'l.DioltnY . CO.
TOUISVILLE LIME—IOO bbls. to arrive
1i by ttoamw Ecßgw [tval* br I. DICKEY a 00.
BOLLBOTTER— G bbls. fresh this day
■ wsMjafcrMi.bTT.mmtaco.u2.aiit.
NDEK GARMENTS at greatly reduced
prioM.it dofl • Cgßat&L'g.WWooa rt._
OT ASH—2 cks. last roo’d and for salo
GREEN APPLES—iObbU. today rood
aDdfortl* br . . HEgRYIL^Qg^
HIED PEACHES—2OO bus. for salat;
j»25 D.W.llEBSTPretO»>^<3«od6Si^o»gfc_
ROLL BDTTER-G tbls. pjimo.iw’da.Dd
fet»»i«br M • Lioggrr.
ORN—3OOO bus. in store Mj? wSH*^ y
fc3 .' BELL * ijagETT* Water rt.
jpiINCINNATI^OAP— 25 pxs. Hill's extra
Otete>Bo>g . 10 MeCLPIto,
—all BOTTBR—<» b blß. fresh this day
rST.” • UESurmcousxs. J
TIOGS—ISO Dead Uogav >Terage2oo, fo e
aHBtYER* DlLWOgTH. flla*2;2drt.
E*IMB BLACK TEA—Thera k not, a i
■tore W.tt of tb. MtraoUlo* WgaMj
¥£•*llo23. PAttO.N *: SfeCOUBS, (UU BoiTl.'
TB>flUrt)lnth> PUcumifc . -••••■'■ ■ -• •
000^^^
it, AXSEED—2bib: in nWreandforsaU
... :« t 9aV-- ’ T. UTTLE A CO.
IHEESE—SXK) bxs. prime cutting Cneese
■ ■ • •' I MTZLn k OU.
IiriNTER LABP Oil*—2sbbU, Ko« l.for
J.SCHOOHMAgKR k 00.
UTTER—I 4 kegs packed Butter, "
- i.i “-;; : ■.- • :*>v f--; -■ -: moAtzEU. * <x>.
TtoPORTANT-4We have on hand a foir of
SUPER FRENCH : CHINTZES—Murphy
M Bgf^gg?* l tdffcfllr
S^^S^£^l& n iSt'S2asr^pS
natiHfag. - ■-■••*•- - ■ !»**-
COOKING RAISINS,; Curranta, Spices;
Ctdfr«&Aßna4r*&nfe«t_J . - <
<LODR—IBO bblß. eitra moor on hand
tadfcrutobr ■ J. A. HOTOmaOyaOO.
T>OT ASH—IG caaks thia day wo*d and
■ ITfcfdatiT •• i«ia , „V. '? • fJOIiDTS.
Q PERU his. Spann. Can
-4tftdgletb»B*«.<y«ri»~brW X. MeCUmo.
<IfY BRLS. LINSEED OIL for Bale br -
AMStShoolderaan&TopcaGs for
BEAMS— 5 bbla Hm&U Whita B&ma foi
•loir . Mi . JAa.UeLACGBI.IN.
bbla. for n , oonma.