trOt tAacri 21, 1665 ' DAY I .s lo -- VirreSES ING4, 11!!iMEil Adrertfters,7tnntber Unr. 641tartai.itonsa or PlintingEsialalsbmentof tha Drab annet...... on &many, .Apyrrinexas•rhpdesire ther notions tn sinPno" ftitbn Mar r un klanday snarling. Ida &WE... 4 0. 011 . 1. tram. • n .wt.An Panels, Advance Payments.—Hereafter no sub atrJPtiou kill be taken for the Deny or Weekly Gmette. hi:km payment tiCieseis ha sdessee. -Whetonorr • the team le roo to mbich• the suboolottore paid. the rsterr wen be IZThria.l7 lAMMA:. =lees the subecrlytkm Jere des D 7 .themee tormast. All tr.:dna orteerthink, of mem devcripthat, real be reoutrof to.. he pad in ad •Tdr .-. Ong ./n I?..b.m . rretial smith ea ere mute. mei:Aker • ' 7. eab Weenie , Gomente.—The extensive --- c r roar - ifffivide &mite offers to lina bestows awn avvet deniabl medium of making their business known &It let.gol°n e bstesentbur and ere Unman& resellthe inerehcot, monithetuned awl ehopdtoeper in Western Pennandranis. and Pastern Ohio. _ _ jormr. H. I . 3IIYELLIM, lals *Mor of the Mat* Zei s n agid tatelle nar tt submi l tra e sai l it t i=entitct the Pitteburgh assette,eetettlng to atm pubilehed tete. Pittsburgh March 1.1855. V - ;.. , nm . am!Trr!•77.!T!mrl • Secs or nu him LI:FL—We gave yester lay 'a synopsis of a bill -now pending in the Tegislithrtre for the sale of the main line of our publie works. There is so much objectionable in this bill, and such powerful influences are at work to put it through, that we hasten to state the grounds of our opposition, and to apprise the people of the injury to their interests which it contemplates. We have been among the advo cates of a sale of the main line, at a fair prize, and on equitable principles; but not in view of Inch an enormous sacrifice sacs now prOposed, nor of "a policy which, if successful, will endan ger the useful existence of the canal altogether. The minimum price fixed npon in the bill is seven millions of dollars! a sum 60 IoW, that if the Pennsylvania Railroad should become the pur . thither, as is no doubt understood and intended, it could afford - to - abandon the use of the largest portion of the canal altogether, or - to sell it out for a mere nominal price to a company of ipso castors. .We will show this by a few times. - The main line proposed to be sold, is 894 miles long, composed of 278 miles of canal, and 118 miles of railroad, l 4B follows: Pittab h 'to Johnstown, (cartal,) 104 Portage ad 38 Hollidaysburg to Columbia, (usual,) 172 Columbhs , Railroad 82 Length of Main line 394 --It-would now cost to construct this line, from Pittsburgh to Columbia, say— Western Division Canal Portage Railroad.. Eastern Division Canal. The Colambie iteilroed, with its otloiPolowto, is worth, soY $14,000,000 The hillbefore thelogialature proposes to sell thislarge property for one-half this rum, or for • $7,000,0001 • It probably would not coat $5,000,000 to build the Columbia Railroad, but we estimate it worth ihatmuch to the Pennsylvania Railroad, because it would give that company a continuous' rail road line to Philadelphia free from all competi tion; -whereas, if it should construct another road at an expense of $4,000,000 or $4,500,000, it would have to meet with the direct competition Of the columbia road. That work also earned last year over S per cent. on $5,00 0 .00 0 capital, . showing Its great value. The Portage road, which will be , finished sometime In the next summer, ..avoiding the old, cumbersome inclined planes al together, will cost the State some $2,000,000. It will tins be seen that if the whole -Main line is soldlor $7,000,000, that the canal will go for nothing;, while if the Pennsylvania road chooses to offer a trifle over seven stallions, and thereby becomes the purchaser, itnot only gets the main . line but gets rids of the tonnage tax. This tax last year was about $120,000, and Is likely to 'Still larger; and a surrender of it by the State is equivalent, to the company, to a capital hit $2,500,000 at 6 per cent. interest Suppe slag the company to offer, cinder the provisions 'at the pending bill, $7,500,000 far the main Title a: it is easy to see nat they gabs thereby the yeet4y inteitst at 5 per cent on $2,500,000 of this slim in the release of the tonnage tax, so that they would, in effect; get the main line forks millions! Should this' orrangemeat be consumma ted the company can afford to abandon the canal altogether,lor although the bill imposes on it the duty of xeeping the canal open, it provides no penalty for non-compliance; or it may impose tolls so high as effectually to prevent all competition with itself; or it may "NUM° any company which would pay two or three millions of dollar!' for it, including the Portage Railroad. We have no objection to the' Pennsylvania Rail road being permitted to purchase the Colombia Railroad, at a fair price. The interests both of the . State and the company will be subserved there - by. The company must have a line to Philadel phia. Its interests demand it. A charter has been secured for it, and the work can and will be accomplished, unless other arrangements are •made. It is not the roller of the State to drive the company to construct this competing line, neither is it the interest of the company to son- Arcot it if the l&olombia road can be parthasel atefaiepion, say $5,060,000. We tumid there ' fore favor the rade Of the Colombia road to the Pennesleania Railroad at fiteriallions of dollars, • and the • demi and Portage Railroad also, to another company, at not less than five Millions ---.. mars' It is worth that sum and oughtio bring It. Besidee the tide-water nesigatioa which is now eijoyed, the enlargement of the Union Canal will soon ba finished, much of the work being al ready done. 'This will give uninterrupted we _ ter, navigation-from Hollidaysburg to Philadel phia.. The completion of the Portage Railroad will net only fasUitiste transportation, but it will greatly lessen the expenses of that line.— this great work, then, be given up for the pally SUM of two millions, when it could not be constructed for less than sine The bill is objectionable in another feature.— It gives the ;deference to a Canal or Railroad Company as purchasers, thus giving such cor porations an advantage over any other company' or individuals. The state is thus deprived-of the lienefits of a vigorous competition of capital ists generally. It is trident that the bill has - been drawn ap to suit the interests of the Penn sylvanis Railroad Company, and the Price has beim fixed to meet its views, and probably that of other persons who maybe parties to the speo ulation, as a clause In' the bill authorises the sale of any part of the Mushy the first purchaser. While we are entirely friendly to the Penniryl -•nusi& Railroad Company, and feel disposed to promote its interest and success by all just and proper legislation, yet we cannot consent that the property of the State shall be squandered for its benefit, or that our citizens shall be de prived of the benefits of die canal as a compe ting line, and as affording the only mode of transputation for some articles, 'and to some parts of the State. And we warn the Penneyl- MULL Railroad that, although it may succeed by thiii maims in repealing the three mill tonnage tax, and also virtually break dorm all competi tion from the canal, It may not be able to con • trol future Legislatures. This legislature can • not bind Its successors, and if the people of the State shall feel that they have been injured by the action contemplated, a future Legislature may restore the tax, and Inflict other burdens and annoyances of equal importance. We whirs the State to.sell the Columl= Rail road at five milllond of dollars, and the Central road ought to buy it at that price. If the re mainder of the line can not be sold toe at least Ave millions, then let the State encourage the early completion of the enlargement of the Union Caul, and work , the line with economy, and wediiabt not it will pay a dividend, while it will act as stank on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Without soma such idle*, the cities of Pitts- Jvargh and Philadelphia would soon find them ;lielves in the power of the Central read. The . Baltimore and Nei York lines answer very well ,for sompeiling moderation on through:basin:as, from the great centres — iif the west; but they answer but little purpose for protecting the Im mense carrying trade of the people of our own filet., whose prosperity is measurably bound up 'with the interests of Philacielphia and Pitteburgh. The effect of the competition of the Canal is seen Just at this moment,' whin the Railroad has low ' arid -,its freights; because the Canal is opea. 'Would it have done; so without this stimulus 4,r10t. ". . - - ~~ .~ ~... ._ .Y i. .: ~ .1. ...; in them. - oy 501110 sney ore ,thureedas atrtumph of l[now.l. Nothingkrz, while by others ihey are viewed as evidenCes of the Weakness of the secret order. Prom all we can-learn of them, we think there is not much to be derived from the results, as af fecting the-position of parties, either way. We have sesnuothing yet to impress us with the idea se industriously promulgated, that the new se. Bret order is advancing or gaining strength, but we are rather Inclined to take the contrary view. minority, secret in its Operation", and whose member! are even personally unknown, and who work in concert and in the dark, can generally succeed even against a large majority. For in dance, take the case in hand. In the various election districts there was no concert of action among the opponents of Know Nothingisni, be cause they could not tell who of their neighbors and fellow citizens belonged to the secret order. a primary meeting was held, the Know Noth ings would of • coarse be present as d'higs or Democrats, and. working together in the dark could manage the nominations to suit themselves. Such being the state of affairs, hundreds of To. tererefuSed to attend the primary meetings at all, or even to vote, as they would be acting wholly in the. dark.' Where a ticket was nom'- l noted in a primary meeting, if it did not suit al together the secret order, it was only necessary for them to get up oppOsition tickets, in whole or in part, andthus divide the voters, while they, having their own tickets given out in a Lodge and 'voting in a solid body, would, generally succeed in securing &victory. In looking over the whole ground, we come to this conclusion:—drat, that the secret order has not succeeded 'to - the extent it anticipated or claims; second, that the results of the election do not indicate that there has been any substantial increase in numbers since the fall elections; 'and third, there is no good reason to believe that they number much more than one-third of the voters of the county. We do not present these views with any dogmatic assumption of their correctness. They are our present convictions, founded en such information as fs alike open to us and the whole community not in the secret order. The leaders of that or der doubtless know their strength, and can tell better than *e can whether our positions are correct oKnot; but we have no hope of Coming at the path by information from that quarter. ==mr!s= Bad what shall we say of the honor, the mo rality, the Americanism of apolitical party which thus works in the dark and thus in effect destroys the righthand privileges of their fellow-citizens I ..The glory andaafety of s free government con sist in the publicity given to all political transac tions, and in the free and open discussion of prin.. ei ples, measures and men. The transactions of all parties have hitherto been open and, to that extant, fair. Their primary meetings and con ventions have been held publicly. Their tickets have been published to the world, " and their can didates and principles have been boldly pro claimed and their support by the people has been .penly solicited. Every party could thus act understandingly, and every voter could know for what and for whom he cast his ballot. Now all is changed. A person who will not come under the sanction of an extra.judicial oath, and lob mit himself to the fellowship and control of a secret, irresponsible tribunal, can never tell who ther he is voting for a person who will represent his principles or not. His neighbor may profess to be a Democrat, or a Whig, or a Freesoller, and he may treat him with the confidence and respect which his habits of neighborly intercourse may seem to warrant, and yet this friend and political brother, and possibly brother in the church, may all the time belong to a secret order, and be plot ting in some midnight assemblage to defeat and destroy. his dearest political principles and even his political rights! Asa consequence, distrust, suspicion and coldness creep over all social in tercourse, particularly on the subject of politics, where the frankest intercourse ought_always to characterize the dams of a true government. It is our profound conviction that - nothing has ever occurred in the history of our eye:muscat so completely oalculatedla sap the foundations of liberty and morality, and to destroy confidence and friendship and-social intercourse. If it con tinues long, its results will be more disastrous than most persons imagine. It is measurably it Efereut to us what princi ples a party may hold which thus works In the dark under the terrible exactions of an oath.— If every Finely* 3 we - hob: dear hs the world was held by them, and if we could find nothing ob jectionable in their principles and measures, we should oppose them as the enemies Of true lib erty, true honor, and true manliness, as dangerous to church and state, to the peace and harmony of society, and as acting an unjust and ungen erous part towards their fellow citizens. $2,500,000 2,000,000 . 4,500,000 $9,000;000 6,000,000 A Ceram. Pars.—There is s town called Harrisburg, in this State, at which - the legislature meets, and therein is published a daily paper. the legialature is now in session, and we feel Baltic concern to know what It is doing; but, strange to say, this daily payer comes to us reg ularly with no record whatever of legislative bu siness. If we were not eertarn of the fact that the legislature a in session there, we should in fer the contrary from the all-pervading silence of this newspaper oracle. ANOTHISIL &rya Case AS CISCLIZATL—ASiIife case or'much interest is now pending before Judge Spencer, in Cincinnati. The case Is this: A man named Baldwin Hourl bought two ne groes from Vincent Taft, of Mason county, Ky., for a debt, and was taking them to Missouri to sell. Howl put them aboard the packet Dover, and landed them at Cincinnati He afterwards took them out of the boat, and walked them down on the , Ohie side, to where the steam pack et &rader was moored, aboard which he placed them. The negroes had remained one night on the 'Dow, while ibexes moored above low water mark on Ohio soil It - was proven on the trial that these two col ored men were walked down the Cincinnati levee far above low water mark, and clearly on Ohio soil, chained together and handcuffed, and ac companied by their claimant. writ of &atlas carpel was issued, and the two man were taken from the Strader, and the claimant notified to show muse why they were not free. The lion. B.l'. Chase appeared, with Messrs. Walker, Joliffe and Stalin. on behalf of the no gross; and J. - Chambers for the claimant. The point claimed for the freedom of the negroes, is, that they were brought on free Ail by the mas ter, and are free. The point claimed hi 'the defense seems to be that the master has the right of transit, with his slaves over the territory, and that the right of navigation carries with it cues:Aryan of banks. Judge Stalin held, in behalf of the negroes, that the Ordinance of 1789, upon which much of Mr. Sullivan's remarks were based, did not sua• tats the doctrine that the States, or each Bides of the Ohio river, bad concurrent jurisdiction on the shores of the stream by reasonable construc tion. The jurisdiction , of the shores was ex clusive, and over the bed of the stream concur rent. No man on a, vessel driven on oar shore, by ne • ceuity, could justify an assault on a slave, by saying that he belonged to Kentucky; which bad concurrent jurisdiction, and did not recognise such assaults as offences. All persons who came on Ohio soil are persons in the eye of the law. The Lemon Slave case was oited to show that transit over free soil makes free, and necessari ly strikes off the chains of servitude. The case was farther argued bi S. P. Chase and others on Saturday, and the lodge now hu it under consideration. 111DXPENDI80L, Sio., laarcb 15;—We have just. received by_ express, the proclamation of °over nor Reeder. It is )et unpublished, as It seems there is no hurry on the part of His Excellency to have it circulated ►broad. The manuscript le in a printing aloe is Lawrence, whence our her ald procured a copy. The whole will be pub- Honed hers to-morrow. The most important are the following paragraphs relative to election: "A voter , must dwell here at the time of offer ing his Tots. He must Olen have commenied an actual inhabitanCy, which he actually Intends to continue permanently, and he must have made the Territory his dwelling to the exclusion of any other home. In case any election Is con tested, the parties aggrieted must bring the mat ter before the .Governor, who shall determine the case between the parties contesting." Ho thus makes himself Legislator, Judge and Execntive. The election.takes place on Friday, 80th bat RE'Clinteak's Family 'Nedicimaa,Wa cal the ottani= of bode of feeme.•, , ^4l diem to there netteement as the worth page d thew edsugele Yeedle , Medians". . Baba oft Tnanaand Flamm for bolo. titrlng L Combinian, and andlattut an n.a.Panus aid Manse temp tlis 641,11 . 1 Kane'. up -.~5,,-~.-:.:. , ::: • •S: result of the eittimsted ;." • What: or which is the best Veraufhge or Worm. estroyert . Is - a - question 'daily and' hoUrly naked by ansioninti , the' health of-their children. Al who are ot all acquainted with the &Alta. will Immediate. ly answer, Dr. Mclane's Celebrated Yen:drug.- It has never been known to to.. sod It Is one of the safest rem. dies that eon be used. A friend of ma lately handed no the following statement In reforence to this nerrnlftigm New You, Bern 25. 1352.—Cndersera—A young lady of my stqoaltitance had bees for • long time eery much troubled with worms. I advised Let to try Dr. • lirleen's Celebrated Venefuge. Ehe aomrdlu.ty purchased and took one vial, which mused her to dhoharge an umnroally large oasatar of worms. Ple out Innuedlately relieved of all the dreadful 'Symptoms accorunanytrur this disown sad rapidly recorered her usual health. The young lade dons sot with her name mentioned; boo reelderme. how. ever, is 320 Fifth street, mid 'she refers to 31ra. Hardie, No 3 Manhattan place. 113..Prortweere will be carat:ll to ask for DR. !PLANES CELRBRATED YRRMEITGE. and take none a les. arbor Yermifngea, In conspariwn, are snertLless. Dr. br iwas'a Vatcliftr. also his celebrated Liver Pills, ems now be had at all reemtable Drog Stores in the United Elates and from the mole propristore. Also for sale by the tole proprietors. HI BROTIIKRA. • athl644l' eS Sues sore 3. Ridd Co.. Wood meet. The most confirmed cases or the most distramirtir dliesees, oftimes mime from Indigretion. All of tok more or tam, wee troubled with We annoying eymp tom, still as it tea general thing we do not attempt to medliteteuntil something merlon. intereeneg We would .0 i L utddlo mouttor.wao all our readers against the tin of neglect, and at the more time recommend to Mete ow tire Dr. HooPsnd'e German Bitter., the original MMus. than u prepared by Dr. O. H. Jaeltion. No. 120 Anti et., Fhiledalphig We hem men emu effected through its !mamas"—Swirs Weekly. Pee wirertieement. orblib2wdterT Important to Persons afflicted with Her m% or Rupture of the Bowels, and the danger of Strangulation by neglect . mg it. The right course for any one to pursue who my be OW t.(l with Ryotom, Is to procure a good Tram wau adapted to the ruptured wets. to order to retain the protruding portion of the bowels. Mb is ones neglected. and the tam! WM., strangulated. navies the oatleat not only In a entrains brit dance:ow roadithm. I have always on band. and daily tdapt. the met Improved Tram; among chith is MAIM? S RADICAL CUBE TRUSS, which wilinally orally,. radical em in a short time. Of mane them are cases when no Tram will 0n... tit in a vast majority of tredumble Haan, 7or Rupture. this Truss will cure. I have every mini of Truss, from 60 eta to VD; also, a large mortmcmt of CEDE BENS' TRUSSES ABDOWNAM SUPPORTEEIS. ELASTIC STOCKINGS.ft Tarim broken or enlarged velar, „PILE PROP.% fur the relief and um of Pile. SEIGULMIS BEAMS, 11:m men mom and children SUSPENSORY BANDAGES. and every variety of m chanlcal &Whom used in the cure of dimes. Call and naming them at my Drug Store', N 0.140 Wood street, cor m of Virgin Idler sign of the Golden Mortar. N. Brl ban also an elegant trun for children, which inriulahly cures. , • flar Dr.ESYSKIL st his Wholaale Drug Ron andDeryot, 140 Wood R . rittaturgh, Ps. Effectual Remedy for Worms—The les son. of expa . teosee ars the mat wrd if not tco costly are sought after by the muticaL The !allowing is the roluntamteatimony of • worthy end well known phyaldan,rslative to his .111:4114110.1 of the allow of B. ishnestentle celebrated Vermiltice, during a practice of twenty-6n years. Ognaps.. Mae, Hay Md. 1863. Ihsrrx..ll. .I.lbAnctrock m Cb.--Clentlernem—l em one of those Imileldials backward In gluing Mitletatill, but In the present instance moulder It due to humenity to say that I hare been engaged in the Mott. of Medioine for RS years, and hare newer met with any remedy es ef fectual for wrote as your Vermiluse. In adults. even In cams of Meyer. I sometimes we it to carry off calomel ta , tat the presume night. sod often end billions men. tiens and worm, to follow. I nee no other Tundras, In my practice. and desire no hatter. Ilestectfally. W. M. HANKINS. M.D. rtroarod and .old.by B. A. VAIDOLSTOGIC A CO.. Wm, of Wood wad Pint sta. totadAWT Mr. Kennedy, of Roxbury, has discovered In one alms common partan. woods • remedy that core nerylind of Humor. from as went bagfula to a MM.. Ile bar triad It In o, alma hundred rear, and now tailed omnot In brooms (loth thunder humor.) tie hes noirla Ida posed= agar tiro hundred tarttdotto, of 14 'alas, all orttldn twiraty inllos of Barton. Two bottles are nu:ranted UP can & 121=111( MTh WO ill Ono to three tattled 0111 oar. Q. worst !rind or pimples of tn. boa. "Two to three bank. Firer th► gat►m of Ulm Two bottle. ara warranted to eaa► the wont tanker the =man and atom►eh. IMERIMMM Ono to two totUao aro ..ranted to mot on totmor In Qs mt. Two bottles ars warranted to ease running of the east and blotches among the bah.. EgSMMEiiiMEiI Ore bottle will extra well eruption of the akin. Two to time battles are warranted to out* the worst IMEEEMEIMM Vow to lbur bottl a are ..insatEl to awe Batt ohnok Pinto Olght betas .111 ewe the wash mos arteratuts betafit Is .I.'s+ espartimed frcat the Crst bottle sad • pwfiat ears to w•rrazarl whoa U. shwa gatatit to taloa. Nothing look. so Improbable co shwa wire bare In .0 triad all the wonder al ruedicirme of .the day. at that • entrunon weed growing to the peen:tree, and slung old stem was, devoid can argrt homer In the ern.= yet ' It la now • fixed foot. if you hare sham= It bas to nest There sae no Ilk nor ends, hums m We about it oultime moms au. and not yours. I peddled over • thousand beo the of It in the vicinity of Bonen. I know Its effects to every ease. It hart already done nun* of the greaten cures ern done in kisseschreetta. I gave It tu children • year tad: te old Vends of slaty. I have seen poor. Van. wormy holden children. whose dads was reft and flabby. Nomad to • perfect Rata of health by one bath. To those who an nativet. to • dek headache. one bottle well always cure It. It adves pat relit to natant. and dissinees. Some who hare bans wetly, In years, hare pa ken and been regnlated by It. Where the body le wand, It work Quite ow, but whin the any dmandrarient of the functions of nature. It will amp ray eiturtdar me/ top, but you mut net ho a/armed—they always dine pear in ham lbw don to • week. There loaner abed rt. milt from It. On the matnery. when thst feeling is sons you will feel yourself like • new puma. I heard on. of the most estrarezent encephala. of It that man 01117 De baud to. No rb to ce of diet Is ern treemeary—ut the teat yon one get. I bare likewise en herb, which. when elm meted in meet oil, disagree Ikzobtkese swelllna of the neck and Imam. the MIL Trice 60 mats Trim of the Ifelkal Disarray II per bottle. DIRECTIONS ran 13611.—Adult, ono table-n..11'01 p day. Children over elghtyears. desert spreasfok children from dee toelaht Twin. brawpoonlbL As no direction an be made applicable to ed tormiltutlons, take wamrek nweate on the bowels twice • da7. KIVITINDT glees personal attendance in bed cases of =olds. . . • . . Boldorbolannle and rea.ll. at Dr. Krzsiars.no Wad treat earner of 'lnd]: Idler. fektivOr ' A Snead' Bulletin for the Sick.—Dr. Pones and rat Mims rltlt wandmini rapid ity every dnorder incident to the digestive applicator, m Roes the appetite. renews the strength; baninn the mu* en, broom the norm. gins enelicll7 to the nhila ro unite the motel eurnifes. innithesdsepondency. imparts Co the attenuated frame • more robint appeannor. &Inn Irritation. alms the disturbed imeginetion. *Olds op the alienated coneUtution. and may be taken without fear by the feel:net maiden, wile or mother. es it is =Mond solely of Manama of rare Oriental babe,-potent only to brrigoitiote. extdlarne and rectors. Mho int= has become relunt by improper Indulgen ces, the (*KW will throw vnore vigorous vitality Into., ny wan. The buena& rwalling from late hour. or ten low angina:al to labor Many knot, is ittlicklY monad by its actin, mei ladles thgeepid in sedentary occupation. and sutd,st to insonnnience therefrom, will foul It • sae sad heidihy nthnulant Where thedrculation of the blood is slugedsli, or ion of thottmittionof the body are ninth* or Imperfectly per*enned, Kalil rotor* the wawa se lion wad inninuniesde permanent inns to the morels. and distributive organ!. Those who an bowed down by physic.' debillty..d so feeble ea to deepen of met recovering the vigor and mien of nunhood. „en tootled to give this wonderful trivitsontht atrial. It colboilles the elementeof their restoration.— Sabre they have aninatied the tint bottle. they will b. canninse that the alive principle le et work In ev ery disbUitabld =Um of then from,., nod hal.. icon to be nand In their thorough moray, will *ring UP to their heart. Na=EMM gagthg—Plttaburgth Pixie= Ham, No. CO Wood Rent, Eso. IL KM., 140 Wood sh ILL St'•^• b 7 Wood it.— Aflogimy OltE .7.P. harms Sold by Druggists throughout the Ilultst Stat.. Osa • do. sad the West Indle• Piles "Neglected. often prove fatal, leads to coneumptlon; anoint the part three time. adar with DALLETI3 PAIN EXTRACTOR. If secretion farm In the rectum then Insert the "Pile Syringe" dlled with Extract or, and gradually discharge It u the syringe le withdraw.. It navy fails to COON cues deny ago of Mrs:lemur, MOT to glee maths ease instantly to all, fro:mull/ oaring by ores applleatlan. Piliciare known by the beat, Itching. and path of the arra. Bleeding oilo are caved, umdbues. by the fall. lug of the whole towels which them prom the intestinal csual tight &gland the trek bones and keep the blood from returobng up the vessels, thriller to the blood being kept at the top of yotm Began when • string Is tied tied Rand it en& is frequent. and far earofttlous human and ulcers to Sinn therein. then procure • Peed abdolialual supporter, and wear • .00mprom to the reran., and tea- dune to use the salmi es above, also rub It wall over the lobes and ablomeu for sours time. sad the, natural belts that support the bowels will be : contracted and made dung, and your fob will be eared. If properly applied gray OM will be crud. It never falls. Sick Headache and Neuralgia af Eight TZARS ErTLIODICI MEW Irt 011IIITI Drztatarm Bniar. Wr. William Trimble, ITKidaTa Row, Bayardstowm fifth ward, lays he was eunallit Birk Ileadaehim of eight can standing. by three bottle' of Daimler's Deptiratlro OYruP if. has tried mains physicians without • rum He Is now entirely well Ostasy's DaymmtPre I. for Mentor Wm, Barofula. Tatter. and all araptlredlmeame• Tar Hie, whole/ale and rota% at DR. KEYSER'S. Na 110, Wood .t., Piga or the Golden Wartime. mhl3 Price ralmenta par bottle. Consumption and dpitring Blood—See the owilleata of Mr. Tomer Q. Disolen tar nun/ Van Miclietar of Fariniire natel. lredslichtrarg, mt I teof the City note], !Wawa, Va. Dr. John Wage. of the any of Blehmond,though a reed• uh."Antlatin, and of wares opposed to what be tolled Duck snedieinee, was obliged to OW that Its Wood effects lo the we of Mr. RallllV7, were litederra Ito bad been given op by wag yhYsielloo; had tried most of the gotoo meDelnee, and nos an the yew of dew. Dal; es well la the greys, when he. Died Corterlatenhb Ifloture.. we refir the pnblle to W. ,fiall sad Isigtb7 eatifla.b mound the bottla,rtatlng bt. ears: 6.• advection:mg. Ja.794m6alrT • Dn Pont Powder.—Every iariety Rifle *owns ime Inman Powder. to - all p4s, imek 1 0 1111 " on hand and Pr solo from Ilagasino, in lots to minim/ liumismanAtiorablotmoi.. Also Bak, - D. W.CI: BlDWlLL.Alatoholsion'Aito ististifssel.Plttsborall.:, -3 r ~.: ~ ,~:, ~4 MpEci/U, litariCHS. The Greatest Medical 'Discovery OF THE AGE- O. IL RING. ProPriem, 12E3==2 _ _ • , , - - - • " • ' • •"`=.: . - L-10fitt C 201211. & CAS TRUE NOMINAL' COD,LIVKEt:, Oth. friim none bit froth andl trait* ia,eri;uour the joinon.l , mPer•Wn dew , was at tha gUberiaa. J. c B. k auks great pleasure In offering their brand of Oil, erbkh„ an account of Its superior mode of grows- Limy trgar.gragdgereity, tan betaken with/rat Marone/1 br tha mart &Beata. It la unnereigary to Wart •to tho peculiar eSeaol of this Tory valuable and edentllte romedy. Ita enema In the ems of Chrlido RhiMertatteln. Serdllll, and Lung DU eases. what sktilfully andiad and Puuoyerod In.l. no longer mita of roujaetore. tt la now aelotarladgod to Pmaesa healing:olton* almost Incomparable to any other ec43 ht bottles. alb:gent* and retail, by the man. uttetorots, . JOHN 0. BAEHR k CO, • No. WO North Third et, Philadelphls, And hy Drogglata in Plttaborgh and deg:mbar. • fek.alndlorS • • 011 W a PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. • THE ONLY RAILROAD RUNNING WBST FROM PITTSBURGH. On and after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855, U. PASSENGER TRAINS .111 run u lollows. until far ther notice , Pan Tana erot. trait sr 0 a. at _ Kan. Taut " " 5 0 - tc Ron= TOrt sr 3 9. is. TON Tn.= J 1 run through to Crest/in& and connect tbere with Us Coo:unto* out Cincinnati. Ohio and Indb ens and Ballefortaln• and Indiana Railroads. At Huts. Decd, ozoneetions ere made Or Smirk, Zenesellle, Mon. =TO& SandOrty, Toledo, Chicago. &44 and .t Alltanoe for Cleveland. Or. No trains run on Bandar. Through Ticket. are eold to Cincinnati. Lonleville, St. bola indiartrtolis. catemm Hoek Wand. Fort Warta. Cleveland and the prinelpsi towns and altba in the Wert The NEW BRIGHTON ACCOIIIIODATION - MIN will and Pittsburgh at 10 & S. end 6 r. w., and New Brigh ton at 7 a. x. and 1 r. Its Tickets =tro ths? inihrtnatlon.. apply to J G. MIRY, Attire coma cans, under the hicaumgahela 11001., Or at the Adana street Station, to CROWE , PARKLN, Pittsbr . ldareb 10th, 1365. ' Ticket Agent. AILL , STEAM-KILL Flour delViefea to funnies in either of the tiro titbit Orden, nasty Watt at tha Mill, or in our boxes at dm atoms of LOGAN WILSON &CO., 62 Wood et. BRAUN ARBITER, canter Ilbuty and St. Cllr sta. SCRWARTZ, _Druggist. Alia I Y. hsur. TERN& OdER ON DELVER m 111646 BRYAN. KENNEDY a 00. SPRING STYLE OP HATS. M'CORD & CO., ICATTERS, • Rave now on hand, a fresh supply of Gen ennuis' DR= 111.73, Spring Style. Abe. a caccplato wortmeat of Gents' and Youths' SOFT BATS, ot ths latest Whim% to which they incite the at scam of the public. Corm Fifth sad Wood sta. mhib JOHN COCHRAN & BROS. . MANUFACTURERS OF Iron Lulling, Iron Vaults, Vault Doors, Window • Shutters, Window Guards, la., Nosy 91 Second sts, & 86 Third st., ' (belvreen Wood and Market,) PITTSBURGH, PA., Have on hand a variety of new patterns harp sad Mu. suitable Iter all uurpoora Particular at tention ;aid to auckalug Ora.* Luta Jobbing dorm at abortructlcs. =bat! WESTERN TEA STORE, Corner of Wood and Sixth;etreets. W. A. 11'CLIIIIG. tlur Teas will be lound on trial unequaled at the pica In the city: Mocks. Greene. 0010ng,40, 50, 62, 75, Young Hyion,so, 62, 1,00 and 1,25 per lb. 75, and 00 per lb. Ez4Breakfasrr., - 50 and Im_perial & G. P., 7 5 , 75 eta. per lb. & 1,50 per lb. paa . cip la cutely bores from to 9) lb.. for family dlacount mods to ratan denten. COFIRS—Jam, Lu Guam, wad Rio Caere, Gram and Roadie. SUGAlRS—Lowriag's and Bate sees Lcaf, liarcrimi and &lathed Sugars. UK, thocedates, Sofmr, Pfaides, "We mut Dna! Profits, eta, de. Baba HOLMES. RABE• & CO . SUCCESSOR To A. H. HOUSES & BROTHER, KANCIACTOWS er SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED If AX LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT TOCKS, pipss. Timber, Mill, Tobacco & Cotton Screws, Sutftiew awlYWlwg.for Aticaoa77. Car arto Bridge Bolts, with Thread sad Nate complete, PITTSB-lIRG ff, WALD:VIZ, No. 112 Wara AYO 107 hut on., mirror Woox, Aro SErranaz Ara. ad'All Dort warranted.z 1ab3141 41ANOL.D. .& W.L.LSJAMS ChMan Furnaces, Wrog Iron Tubing AND lITYING GENERALLY. Far Wanainy and ircatUrativn of BeaTdinga. A. A W..ll!llet. Re Warming pod T•stilating 1=117" 74.040tChltooles ft:nook cb =hr., Eactoebs, Gnat Gomm. Coat Howes . ./All Heals or Dwolßoss. No. 11 Mutat of. Pltlaßinitt Pan *Avarua Insurance Company, OF-PITTSBURG H, AUTHORIZED VoCAPITALELD IiaREETS. $300.000. INSURE BUILDRIGS AN R PROPERTY: AGAINST LOSS OR D A MSON BYTIRE . . . . - • AND THE PERILS OP Sea and Inland Narlgatlonand Transportation DIRECTOR?, Wm. 7. Jobanton. W. bill. Intact. II IL Long, A. J. loner. Kennedy T. Friend, I. °4 l.iiimo. &pool, °s one R. Wbite., Jacob Painter. Jemu 8. NAl . je 1. . Wade Hanintnn. 'A. A. Carrier, . W. R. Han. D. R. kart. DITICERd. tnafnenston.ft indTirp. acnrg —A A Ouster. Antigua Sterceary-8 Wein. (1•71 te16.17 litheimaio Fire Insurance Company of London. Authorized Capital $10,000,000 - 1132111.1211:15 0 ran.aartro.. Atwood A Cu, John Vana , . John 011 Georg* 11. Stuart, Myers, horn a Co., Wm. McKee 1 Oo.„ Nova a 4 age em. u % Whit., Storm , A 0, . Aimothr the Cot &atm, FREDERICK RANCLITORD STARR. OnitolStatm, thumb Mau yo. SO South Fourth sheet, rhlisstslytJa. A. A. HARDY. Aim% ibr Pittabuzgh. kills:a/2=S Nu SO Wom¢ 4. Citizen's Insnrsnee Conivy as Ampulla wm. 81.13,1181'.. Presided. 8.11.11111 L 4XA5: 4 .11E1.4 &alb • - oincs, os WlT=sannzem malursr.AßAß WOOD BTIZENTS. ouVrEVIMMILN Nqr Arms axing Lea or Lwow , by Apr- ALBO A Z I" Z=DTEAR ,7III Ag.Am4 Napoli qf tA4 SRA ArAT NI.AND NAVIGATION lad T7WINBYDB3ITJON. J L DILICWSIF Richard Floyd, ft Kirr abrrt DUD y. W. Bing 8. Ilarbutich., Jan B. Dil=h, Lau M. Pennock, S o o B o ok Bryan% J. Satcor.sksr, la& H. Cooper W. EL limy, John Rhint.... • • Life, Fire X arine Insurance Company; OFFICE 65 FIFTH STREET, M HAM. nom' OALRAZ ASONIC J PITHEDURG Praident, am D. HoGu ll t . , Pay. This Company makes every Insurance are Pa laulag tone ocatimetal lath Ll7B HIBEJ3. id =aggdiglo=a=na Elks and gen erally And agaket Loss or Damage by Fire, And agmlistilm Palle of tha Bea and Inland ltarleation A nd Poll r ==alrie lovertrates conilstrnt trlth sallrty Wall Partaa Hobert Dewar , MUM A = Uvador Bradley. lames& Ham. ' John Fullerton, WILTS, Hamel McMullan, .john t James W. Hallman. Joao P ,M t D., D. Arbuthnot. John 11 . 0 Blehey, Jane =Jo N. Lat Kittanning. John 11`0111. Pa. mfO.b Most Ma lrear set ooLl • _.PI-I.T.JAADELPHIA Fire and I e Thelma= Company, Ho. 149 CHESTNUT STREET, OPPOWAT CUSTOM HOME. Will make 01 Ends of Insurance, either Pernesii ar Undiad. on loony denniDtlon of Propaly Oe M." 111" tit=rlZ ie lL= f l P 4l ,, r: 51. W. Vann!. Viresident j E. R. Cow. Vet= Gen W. Drown. P. B.l3•Tam I Jon. B. Paul, 0. 10k•nnan A rr John Clayurn. S. P. J.: Bu m. Megaton.% e.re A E. Winn, O.tx)MN. Unit. *mar Tbfrok and Woof ortroda. Western Ininuance Com pany OF PITTSBURG H . Will Insure nonnst all kinds of Fire and Magna Risks. Drumm emst.Auk/ A. Nradok. Geo. Dania, 0. W. Martino, ListWl Holmes, 0. W. Jscksoo. .I.lAPPlrectie Wm. H. Smith. A some Indltutkne man ad by Directors wsll lorawn in. Mb community. andwbo will liberally_ lAJuet and Bre t Say oil bran at the Omer . Ni.. 92 Water Strr 4 :o 3 iVill Cols Warehounsa uD deka DM/burgh. eolbc R Mlle Jr,. J. w. 1346 a, Pi wm. cm. Ltaamo, Reliance Kan al It - Mance Company OF PHILADELPHIA , myncE No. TO WA LIVET STREET. • /171.874—Anefs. I=o 91, &orrery motet. =INSURANCE—On &Indulge, Her dl.., larnltore. Le.. in• t Too or ceuntrZ The =tr . mal princlple. combleol with the secorlt7 or a atoll o. a l tles the formed to !Mare In Ms prallte or Um COM IT. 'MAMA liability ter losses . The Serlit Catllleetes of this CoMPBB7, tr. Ilrmat s ",7 coatertiblei ataor es icW6l,7.,eitur .L. i R. 11. traiss.:Sectetary. DIREL'TORB: Clem *ear. • Levis R. Aahhund. Wm. 10m0191:001:1, ' GOOrge N. Baba, , T. 0. licskhlll. Ram, W.Tineier. tlWee% Z. Lothrob. Robert tam • IL L (larsco. 0. 8. W Robert Toband, NUL Edirlad O. Junes. acme - Taylor, Wm. Ilarar. Jacob T. Rontles. Archibald Oettr, G.M. Brad, Wm. M. Semple, Pitts's. • 3. 0. COMP', Ascot. rahlS•rc ', mum Third And Wood streets. Nert Daguerrlan Gallery. • . MR. DrsLsox would respectfully inform nuuc. eed the Wale mourrallr, ahat In order to met Ulll daily Moranns demand for Ws o4 W bss bad Mt end has now completed c ila rNWZ:ol 0 Post Mara njbld euena sue of the me.t mob= aml tosnallSeent lasht ttenmies eta constrnetal tar The g=rllltron• to the V - We ere now easente Ukenaeses falld stiles, to ear weather. from Welsch W e slsla . Di. • 'Uttar= estMted, whether o d Pan. One tth. dtanlrd 'treat sTailrra'ra Dr. Pitch' s Opinion of thy Dwelt. ! DL Omens IL Keresit—Dear . Sin In rceir m Mrs of the lath lui, requesting my. OPlohm of loser Stemildff Bream I would se- that I madder it one Of the test aver desisted, and word. add thatT hare =heir hens lonwin the habit of employin ; a somewhat sine= fleece with ths greatest athentaa own of controothoo of the cleft by eteepleg. whether tom habit, occupation or debility, more app.iany where there is wealmese to Irritation about the lunce.and moreorlesspredispoldtiontoconsumption—with the philosophy of /prefects in these out,, roe at, of coon, emulated. .In man trine of heart dims.. or armor thertic excitement of that organ. I hare aim found the Shoulder Doom of adrantage. I do not haeitate to recom mend your Brace In all cues where a Drees is required:am ob. of the mast easy and efficient yet to am. • • • Very tidy routs, CALVIN lb. FITCIL • Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. KIITSSII . B, 140 Wood street. Fittsbmgh. Pe; also. a complete assortment of Dr Facia; nualletnes a:instantly for gain mhsdgw. HENRY H. COLLINS, FORWARDING AND 0011151ISSION MERCHANT, AND WIJOLEHALN DRAM IN CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH , And Produce GenunGlY, No. 25 Wood street, Pittsburgh. /OSA nAmorlicrid c w th r u r - r 5 .6170 WHO.IISALF7 j immems, NO. 60 WOOD MR= Y L pa - marls= Prowintorsof Dr. IR'LanesOdebentood Varmlfoso. Um' 0111‘.66 • HAZARD ) POWDER AGENCY. All Varieties of Powder CONSTANTLY ON HAND. • Safety ALSO, tlffe. deSS L. G. Gll./Jili. Amon, Ih3 RA A.. Pittsburgh. Ease and Comtort.—The Oonformator Italy imparted . m Para exactly sults the Het to the peculiar &ape of Head, so • new hat le as Ins, on th , 3 head is anold o • A neat lit sal a good Hat may be ha 77 Wood et v..11-tt W . DODO LIB. NEW • IVERTISEMENTS. Paints, I I Glass, Putty, &c., &c. :team Paint Waits and Paint Purashing Establishment, WHERE any be had every description of • • Paints, o.ls,larpeuthre, Paint Brushes. Penclia Attires, Putty, P ate Class. Nnglish Wllase, French Oboe. American CI Colored and Emunmedled Glue, flooring and Skylight 13 ke &a Our stock being heavy and selected with th . utmost carp from the most celebrated manufactories. e are prepared to execute orders prompt ly for ertirdee •or linc.emal. and perhaps better then soy shadier es liehment In the city. All In want of good articles at ir Mina. will find Mtn their interest to call, or forward • .ir orders to O. BCHRACE d CO. migii-drow-w 804 82 North Ith at.. Philadelphia._ arnish,.:Varnish. Philadelphia Varnish Manufactory, 'BO • dly North Fourth Steed. ]CrIE unde signed would earnestly invite the attend. Canal*/ Merchants, earnestly Mama net Makers cad others to. their rare superior Coach. body, Carriage, Cabinet, Lamar. Chloe MOW. Drying Ja pan, Spirit and every other kind of varnishes, which hare ban In oonstant use nearlygorty Years, and WI confident to laying that they are unsurpassed b any other MAIM. tortured In this canary, farther durability, drying dual ities andbeautlfal appearance on the work. prim are moderate and terms easy to good barer.. d ire to, a tall. C. BONHAM m1,21-6md.w 80 k 82 North 4th et., Phidadelphia Gas Fixtures and Lamps. BEAT BARGAINS at No. 221 North Second street, above tine, Philadelphia The sub aben offer to the trade and public In gencraL of guar own manufacture. In all its various branches of Latest lark and finish Gas Cbandellers. Pendants, Side nrarkete. Dro t &List c l i t t e i glar Light: Al ta. i d tsf i tzw . and =lir . itupmved Pine 01l Lamps. fad! Lard. OlL i tlu i Sp . ending, Stand and Night Lam l 7 b both fancy and plan, sultablie Mr 0:1 purposes where t may lw minket. Glrandoles. Baguet Holders. Vasa!, uge variety of Ship Lamps. Mal. cal. Side and Stand Lamina. All work warranted and prima reduced. In consequence of baring enbundro &ham' and belrur prietleal 3letbanau, giving strict at tatttention onto the manufacturing part, ale), to the accorconce oo cstomers . . . . . . HEEDR.IO.K. HORNING & 1.112.0. N 0.711 N. 7d e 6 above Via.; Fartarnstree t, near Norris. toh2l,m4d.w Cider and Vinegar. VINEGAR made expressly for family use &miaow acidin More then one half of ltetall Grum:lmo( Pittaberrh.d Alleubeny, where P iet ies can bee en and in my Warehouse that have saved In It rex Yeara Wine Vinegar made from Ohio Grapes, equal to the best imported. idd Cider Vinegar that .111 hear reducing ona half and still be good retailing vinegar. The attention of private families. hotel keepers and the =entry Merclaante In partietdar, is directed to this Vine gar. Cider thee will keep meet until next tali. The above Vinegars and Cider. warranted to be no repre sented. milli BALLO% 146 Water k 18.11 st Bt. Situation Wanted, pY A BOOK-KEEPER of several 3•ears taioes, haling oerved In both blereantiloAutd anfseturlng ettobll•bmonta. Patblbotory referents giv• t t trid+mkir — SW Foot Odle, Box ha I. tit • I td NEW BRIGHTON, PROPERTY FOR SALE—A Roues and Lot pleasantly situated on • small etolnenee estismandlug • via. of the whole town, and within • short distanlo of the Railroad station. The lot la 42 Piet by 150. and pleated with serious 2lnds of fruit treea and shrubbery. The house It well both, In mod rn style ...taming. ate rooms and kitchen. Aim. • lame trick eastern. il•ranged with atilt...and reliable of hoisting 70 barrels et water le at the Annr. Alm, 4 lots in the same shags, 4 , 01.11ttat40 Ihr • private residence. All under tenets All .111 be sold at • mat maillas. IleLitlN A sox. ri 6th et. • _ • BOSOTIIINNS—Murphy k Burchfield hare reed . fall PLooorlment of &two gOojic •110, 131:2 4 810stlag Limas, and approved make of elnajof QIIPER linve reed 13 futher,stipplr otimperlftrimxtret Black Filks than and damuk, =tll MURPHY A! BUECHYIKID. SSILKIF3. SILKS—A. A. Mason & Co. have k Just mod. lame and . pl.sfll aisyrtment of Drees Rich Plaid and Striped Sllkm Beery Black Brocade: Yard wide elk Sabo Barred: Slitored Colored Slime Black Oro de Rhlne. man DONNETS, BONNETS—Just rec'd 50 oar of Saving and Sommer Bon. Split Straw, ry neta Lace and Neopolltaa, Pedal Braid, Plain lieopolltan. Tilatoondflatin. Satin Straw: loopaad face Edge Razing+, Neopolitan Banana Edgings and Ruches, Straw Flewer., Straw Trionninge, of every variety. A. A. SIMON A CO. nIBBONS—Just rec'd 50 pea. of splendid JILL Spring Ribtena A. A. SIASOM A CO. 26. sth et. PLATFORM SCALES FOR SALE—i l .man Ben. on Wheels. will weigh 1600 Its. 1 lame .• for mining in the door. will welsh dot 4000 lb.. Also, a anal Constar. Mr male by W. A. AIt:CLUE°. 111 ARDEN TOOLS—Is doz. Ames' Spades; ly 10 dos. Steel Spading Forte. for vine. tree.. Az; 21'. 7 dos. Iron Rakes: 1 des. Wheeltancerei 12 - Steel 2 dos. Seed Drilli4ohanana ble from 9 to 77 Indica, the mod complete Drill Itr sale. mb2.l4terT JAB. WARDROP. ONION SETS-100 bus. fine email Seed J/ Bet; 50 do 11.4.01 good fietc 20 bbla. Byron Potatamk far se. b 7 mh2140.1 JAL WARDROP. 1111ri RAPE VINES- 5000 Catawba, for vine ;ads. for ego br xmII2I4tIrT JAB. 17 AHDROP. Q,EED OATS.r-Scotch Potatoo Oats for sale Dr mh7.l4twT JAS. WAHDROP. OSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLOGOOIIE, a car tan ours for Fever and Ague and all other Whs. diaeseeK 12 doz. reed by JOB. NAMING, roh2l ISTAR'S COUGH LOZENGES an ex- pOUGH REMEDIES —Ayer's Cherry Pea k./ tend, Whim's Belem Wild Chem, Jayne'. Ermer Wheat, thmeasee do, a large simply. of tystiole z Moi mathsa reed by m g] GOD LIVER OIL—A fresh supply of Ba k.x_/r's celebrated Cod Liver Ca rocely.eo ialtal " 6. jr"aria . MOOPER'S AROMATIC CACHOUS—The bort article now In we for sweet.lng the Ineath remind by Inh2l JOB. YLEBLINQ ROSEMARIE HAIR OlL—Anexcelleht hl, outlets for tgaserratlon °fit. Elstr,ll dor rece'd JOS. FLEMING. LEMONS AT AUCTION—This morning, Wedneedor, Murk Met. at 11 o'clock, Fif t he Com mercial Wee Rom., corner of Wood and treets, nul be mold M tares of choke Lemons In g roh2l • IL good.. EO6S-16 boxes to arrive, for sale by la= ISAIAH DICKEY& CO GROUND SUMAC-111 each to arrive, for nub/ ml2l HALM DICKEY b CO, LOUISVILLE LIME constantly on hand, 0* hy mh2l ISAIAH DICKEY & CO. nACKERKL-67 bbls. NO. 3 large; 200 Ibis. No, 3 medium, reed and for by HENRY H. COLLINS. NAPLER PIG IRON-200 tone to arrive Citybeemer Ella, and 100 tons to arrive on stsamar fra sale by ISAIAH DICEERY CO. Soldiers' Bounty Lands & Claims against the Government. IVIIL will procure Bounty Land War- JR. rant. for Roldbna, theft widows and minor ebildr.n. and will prosemta dal= against the Government, aad attend to bytneas in th e . Vourt of Claim; mensal, tabliebed by Omerre.a. CHA mb2041 arrOMe., No. 140 Third et., on. door RLES above NAYL SmttbfOß.leld. HE subscriber!, trading under the firm of BARD C DR LANGE, dissolved partnership on the 1 inn., by mutual [rodent. RIC.. ARV BARD. Pittathersh, March Bith, 1856. 51 DE LANGE. The enbeertber will continue the Elide and Leather boa. Law In ell its I:lrma:tee, at the old nand. No. 215 Lltert7 et, and reelpeettedir solicits • emtinuatlon of the Patron. LP leo liberally extended to the late hem. m 620. RICHARD BARD. Spring Dry Goods. AGAN& AN No. 91 Market et., are reestrin A daily additions to Malt large and nail ta stook or Mantilla; Dress Goods, Embroideries. lioslarT. Stawls and Beath. HousalannnaGooda Alexander's KU Glom Ae. to mblah as would tensed rally eall the attention of tbe WOO RARE CHANCE TO BUY A FABM-800 of lint rate land. the mil Is cod and deed mod rof the beet quality. altuate at ot 20 miles from tier BlartdorrUlktra., In the IMP. of Slatting Creel, only one and m half MIMI from ow and grist mina. The ohm can be well divided Into three nood farms, Price only hod donors temecu 000 In hant,belance In Care eniel nonoal Permute. Alan. 100 acres In Marshal Co. at Ism than 3 miles nom the Ohlo P her, 7,0 UM cleared, with house, R fruit tine, *e: Prim 11.200_,_ loom. {5OO cash, balance to three ready payments. The title to all we otter We la notirputolts• mh2o ti 011111118111' i 80N.140 VALUABLE FARM IN NORTH FAY SITE TOWNSHIP YOH SALE-9itnstnl ten mita! Rom the city and 21.6 tater from the Stentwortlie Railroad; at the Noblecterns oratlon. manna stoat 40 ann. all cleared and %need and In a high state of cultivation. ne Improvements consist of anomtortable dwelling house with Ln othar oi r* =ll Ther e milk h' T retUr 4 dVelttlgirt of various kinds on the plus, which Is well watered by mix Using springs. The whole plane me easily be =Misr tad. Price s2,4on—one half I. bend, Calanm in on. and two rem. Apply to • mll2O B.IIIOLAIN d SON. 21 PIIIO et. Help for the Bightlets. • 'A, T the Free Lectures on the Eye, given by the Ocallst,Dr.eid. ORIENE,of Phlredelphla, at swab 110. oh wiIESDAY and 1110118 DAY am:dug& March 20th and wdl exp7sln to the audience how the wee orSpectacle a= LI dlepemtwltt4, slid the moot ag g:Tallrare gaindtalrofe ar any hour omhlar the dtd• day at the MY MU!. . SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP.—I hav6 and It 14 m istr 9 V:aa' mneanama Co, March .611. • Mr. R. B„,9dlerr—Yor erono Unto I hats Wm acquainted out, ttu military amt. of your Imperial Omen Syrup, and hays used It continually' In am meth._ la tug Sa• tdad ants Ida ntodltal value, %a odd anon sond i zt! 5=14 to 5 doaanit I End war, I: 77 6 •V i gair ar - 17a wad= oci.. sr weed 'el age ANIUSEIVIENU.,, • CITY BALL, IN THE DIAMOND ' DAVlS,•Anotioneer. , camsssmisa situ Rooms. corner Wood and Piftl strew More..'Holden PreSentSs. AA REET ST. DRY GOODS STORE AT ACCLION—On Priday afternoon. March =4. at SANFORD '' A TROUPE. toe, and cintinutzdalln_at 9 o'cloq.' Good a..r ash eStor. or Mr. John Thomtwon. lob Market ete Wednesday_Evening, Karoh2lit. Tsatias was." hus,s. are driNEIIUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS • thelateet stinfortl b" lo W", o . L e ig t°4l Alg th IL, worth of GOLD mut SILVER IVATCI7ESand other 8 91;.; rnmen 1141 d, cban -‘ lorl ' etde and fa no,' drone alit% fancy articles of Jewelry will be Oren away this evening. , nowt de eel. 'god Hay, St 'de and see the Present. in the Window of Richard- , maw nback'dreee beohegb, Irma% son's Jewelry Store. merinos, all cobrrn en tissues and berg gen large tic.rt- Birllekets ta Concert 2.5 cents. (lilt Tickets PREIL wan. cobrana and alreemw. rich etyie all wool grd-Rome open marten to 7; commence no mb214.1. n a ltr,,,74,:rargr4: Ana; I eg Zrred aim ro xc Rook les, alw and gro de Noreen Manioc d " '"'" b s boore . glaln. barrod and dotted eambri " welt ri m.u. Band aa.p. l.wat h.tl 7 r lacenen ransooln eat cambric WN sus hdlrfe, sad cra awitto"'LmbrMileda et ewer embroblored crape shew . hq,kh maw:awand ell ehawhe wool and delaincloon and -aeh shawls, Paris silk slzettele cloth nod merino ekakr i" broldered and.dottea allk rang Pnmert needle work anti m. erobroldelea. Isom Magee, window French E o .ibb chntzes, gingtunts and Ortn=lnear. /arm; variety of rapine and hasten, of the beet IrvikaC BC_ pee clothe, caseireerch, watinets4eaneand Vreedr. linen dill; eottonadere "Ilk and Vitin *want colored eambrlee. ebeete, Mettle, bleached Mid brown mnalltur.M to 2.liyde e1 ' 0 1d t b 17 ,.. 141 .4 1119 1 k17 .4 211 Crsah '*4 : a ldrd "'""i ta .. c w .t eltun th' ta .. b/ k e ' s n... tL eorern - ii : M a lmo ut. retig mine, tn. de. mtdll P. M. DAVIE. Amt. JAMES W. WOODWELL, CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTU satin LTD 99 THUD • W. W. respectfully informs his friends I • md customers, that he hae just immolated ids stock J l Fornitose, which Is decidedly the largest and hest eur olihred for side While city. As be le determined tO sPhoid his etock,Lerithemeoned sateriale, best workmanship, and newest dolour, sod from the extent of his orders and fecilityth mannfacturing. he be enabled to prcdne• war. ranted FURNITURE at the lowest prior"- Be keeps always on band the greatut vs r t ay e description of furniture, from the chespeat and Dials to the most elegant and costly, that. a home. or MIT of one, maLtes fungsbed from his stork t or Inanufactured :TZ W eaTiortfet . wa, "b fi l s k rict g ea of e ryleVul in part cannot be Loma Mee m er=igi w the ' irastern 21" 100 Bass In Plush and Hair C/oth: 100 dome Mahogany Chang 40 do Walnut do 100 Mahogany Backing Chaim 60Walnut do 100 Mahrarmal Dirrs ar, do 60 Walnut do los Marble Top Centre Tables 60 do Drooling Rms.= 50 do Wad:edam:lr, • 40 Inclosed do • 100 Common do 60 Plain Dressi_ ng Emmet:L - W Idallogan/ Bendeedr. 20 Walnut do 160 Cottage do Cherreand Poplar Balstamds. 20 !Jabot:al: do I Werdreser. 10 Walnut 110 Cll47lluresundo 100 Dining mid BreaktiutTables, 12 Secretary and Book meg 20 Boma Cane Beat Chaim • 24 Cane Beat Rocking chains 12 Wiles' Wrrting Bakst RM. and Towel stanch% What-Not; Etignlxn Papier Math* Table" Conversation Palm Pembroke de Ellsabetlum dm Hall and Pier do 14 11,,ziA i la d 11.4, Ladles' gatenhon DbolnitaX Arm do, Ottoman; Gothic mid liaß Chairs, Alm, a large snort:cantor Omn. Pandture and eilnd• Ida Chairs. Cabinet makers repelled with articles rattail. line. Steamboat* and Hotel. furnished at the shortest taloa Au orders promPtlr ethodeeto. mh2o lINOUILEENT BANK NOTES. WILKINS & ut CO. o. 71 FoStr, itioliE BUYING THE NOTES of the fol ks glna broken ban at the marked,raten outstay Trust Co-, ~ 7 cents Newport Safety Fund. (erna11),..... _--._...._.10 " do do do (Boos and runrard)... ...... 25 MAME. bounty Bank. Naiplemille, 111-.--..20 Bank of Roektrd, lIL. Farmers' Bank of Chlcagn_.... ......... .. ...... -... BO " Meals " - Union. " SO " Cit Mee han'. and Farmers Sta . irliiiiiiiiiiela.......So Bank of Molar - MN 0 - . .75 " Government Steak Bank of 1dieh.............-....-35 " Bank of Wastitemag .20 " Erie and Kalamazoo n. , &nk.. _5 " Trans Allegheny Bank Va.-- . ...... . -.......-95 " AB I n tine bank Notes at - from 3 to 30 per cent. diss wont. Other broken and unourront Bank Notes, foreign gold and suer cobs bought .0 best rates. mir9 WHAMS A CO. NEW STOCK, OF UIIIOKERING .4 SONS PIANOS. . . JOHN H. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood between Fourth st. and , mood Alley. has Piet reed from' the mann- , y feeitory of Cmcssanro •&ors. Boeton, a new and fallenppl7 of their First Close Amin 040 re Plan F0rfu,.11.12 all the late and valuable Improvementr, oleo. of their plainer and lowed priced styles,. adtable Ibr those who require a cheap, but good, Inatroment. All the Pi ano Fortes from tide mann are warranted, and will be Bold IrWanizAlV of Boston Itudory OLD P/ANO..s—Several second hand Manor. In good order, for sale at VA, MO, $76.1176. 8160, $176, $lBO. de. MELODY.OIVS-4. /ripply of Melodeons. or ..tird, UrT.:lll",:g. u u n C i trr t alta d v n TAlll " ,ohN mkuo Agent for the sale or Chlekerin& a Sone Moos, • for Pittsburgh and Weetern Penna., mhlB No. 81 Wood rt.. bet. 4th et. and Die'd Alley EW MUSIC, NEW MUSIC-11. Kleber, Sunshine, 101 TlLird et. hasjust reo'd the fo llowing choice Sunshine, near ballad. by Lawrence: Leave Oa Not do Tucker: Hows; Sweet the Sow, with beautiful tutoreded ris Willie's. the Dark Bine Sea; What's Koine Without a Moth= Sad Neese from Home; Postillion Polka: Lea let Polka, by °earl; Dense dee Foes, by Prey; litanbridges celebrated Piano Method.: Buckley's Violin Tunn, a collect:on of °beautiful Waltzes, Polkas, Quadrille's, ...hottlsh, eta., composed by J. Buckley k Sons.of Buckley'. Serenadert. Aboos general assortment of choke and °webs, mug. WSign of the Golden Karp. No. 101 Third rt. o NOTICE-0n the first of April nest, my 1 Made Rom and Plano Wareromos will be retained to . .AS Mt: street., next 4,00 to Maaenio A moot eplendid new stock of MINNS & CLARK'S GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS: else, DUNHAM'S PIAN OS, together with s choice stock of iluzical Merchandise, is on the may and will be opened oaths first.aa shore. at No. 63 Fifth se. Kuhr.- DUDLEY. STONE & CO. comistisstoN& FORWARDING AIR RVELANTS, • NO. 9 SECOND srassr. (between Main and the River,) Louisville, Ky. RARTIOULAR attention laid to the abase and and sale of hasp, Cbeton, Mace°, link Flour. Cam. dt„ together withal kinds of Produce and Manufactured wnicles. • Oranges' arntrSoticilni, and usual adtcouss made. fir One lame morn is devoted to the exhibithm and We at Atm Fort" Mekdaona. Church and Prior Omar., aryl Market Instruments ITS= TO W. A. Richnnison • Co., Hemp Mannlitds. A. Buclutnana Co.. Wholesale Oroorss and • •—•- Commies:on Merchants. . . . _ ._ Cormrsll a Bro.. Wtogesale Grocers and Star Candle Stsnufarturerk w•ud. as Orreirry. Pork Packers & Cam- LonlnGles KT. ArmSiSSe;{ it . 4llleee.Potk Derives. Mvutevesary, Devage d Goods Dattie-Ild JOSEPH HO ENE & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in THIHEINES. EMBROIDERIES, hOSIERT d GLOVES, Fancy Goods, &c., N 0.77 Mark_ n r.t. d bd. W 4 rt. and Ni Diamond. 1101.Agends for lirantar'• Yarn. mhl9.ly Caredne, Oil Cloths - and Matting,. No i19.3317P . M9N 1 A 1 #119 4 4110.0. RE now receiving a hirge and choice as of CARPETING.% of ths latest and most A .ortuord ufta l- o V attessa al , ornalsting of Boysvet. Drosses sad Tapestry,_ lairs sad super Tbs. Psta Ply, ut Tapestry, 'lngrain, Soper r A n J d ul C. szry dasostptlOss of Lbw, Oottoo, sad T.t,dbß OIL CLOTHS, loom Sto 24 *et vida,_ all qualities and oes. dim Table Oil Cloth; buff and gram 011 Binder, brdr and steam Holland Wtadow Shading Plano and Table Om- Fa rd., tti,..—mruzgiirbilrorea farad attn. loam:rash prima adild emsneW Devon, EOM • Pittston:Oh March 17th. IMq 44. : Election for six Directors and one res ident. H eave, th. the *netting. wear. +DI to - held at e Election on Monday. Dad Ulf!, between the home of 10 A. Mt. and 51`. M. mhlftta E D. JONES, Caddy, 'IMBIBER LANDS IN ELK CO. FOR SALZ—Between three and tour thousand urge of land In Pak county, indl timbered, for only MAO per acre. The lands an, bid off In tracts of various eltes to suit puretmsera mh2o B. MeLAIN SON, 21, 6th et. VENITIAN BLIND TRIMMINGS—Jos. stomaa k co. haw reed a new dock of Terwls, Copia, Binding and T• in plain and fumy dyke, forVenltlen Blinds, to which they Invite the attention of mantlfa. tan= and hounekeepc - a. TT Market et. orb CROIDEMES.—CoIIais, Coßurettes, Mum.. IFlnstet.. Ralf!Meg, liraWd Skirts, 11 1 11 d wag Inserting., Infatie.'Walsia sad Cap. sll tb. ". 4'l". .41W AII T AT,r00:8, 77 31 arks t BLACK GUIPURE LACE, in all widths, Az Dress Trimmings, at. JO& HOUNTA X EW BOOK, NEW BOOK—Travels in llxSs und Isfkt.frar tht irinl4 tß. r . anr th a tra'.razemtra4 a.zIADAVISO.. 66 nLrk e tlt nearith. . IRAVELS I EUROPE /6 THE EAST, . 1 * B. Inants • Pthbeall /211ICK 60 .14mb:um Just reo'd. Dar Rama& by - J. L. 86.41).711 Fourth at. PEARL HOMINY-25 bbls just received and Ibr Ws by 391220 D. W. HERSTINE & CO, 03 & 03 Front at CORN MEAL-100 bbl si ft ed, just read mut ata ado by WA) W 11E1113TIEN • a Co.. 9 3 d 95 Faoas99. BEESWAX—Tkus day received and for ede by mll2O HENRY U. COLLLNB OLD COPPER-1500 lbs. to arrive for sale by mhZ) IBAIAII DIOIIXI t CO. . - DRY APPLES PEACHES for sale by oth2o ISAILII DICKEY aOO. SUMAC -24 skein store and for sale l:;y mh2o ISAIAH DICKEY CO. " ' NAPIER PIO METAL--200 tons to Dr _ rive end for mile by MALIK DICKEY &CO. TINE:I3O bbls. in store and e forsaleby mb2o ISAIAH DICKEY a CO. GUND R L E.l S —l3 bbls.Grease; t 0,7 la boon EagC 1 cask Deem= 17 gas 8UD3143: 2 bbl. Ylasared; 2 Dbl. bin 1 Lard; 1 bat do, to mn t i tar rola by mb2o 18A 1 AII D1111(14 a (U. VVISL TALCOTT tc CO., (sacmsors to T. Heureuly, Jr.,) Manufacturer* of all kinds of LUKING °LANK% and dealers to Imported and Do meetio Fancy Good*, No. IN Wood stmt, corner of north, ill triMo P tilurre, Portrait Frames and Loo o klug , Glass Plates, Moore on hand. mbr•ly Variety and Fancy Goode—A fall assort ment just received. V3rEare opening our Spring purchases of steu, goods , aud - otter them ai lowest prima to all: d Invite country dealers to exacdo• our stock beton purekuudne Our stock of Looking_Olusee and Framer of W kinds to complete. - WSI. ff. TALINLIT CO., . mIII7 • No. 62 World Cruet. EOR RENT—That large 3 trtor'y Brick Warehonee, N 0124 Seeotd between WoOd and tbfield. Will be rented low. Pommeslon siren ant of April. Apply to It. MeLALS t 808 21. 6th sf. Agenpy for Soldier's Claims IZCATIoN OF LANDS—PIIRCHASE MD SALE Of LAND WARRANTS—The undarstett moat artintitorkonts with cameo - Mond responsi ble iroothooon to °own corttrostas or Iranians for Dol an* Utah irldcgro or minor otaidroa. .ho an antltleit to Bounty land.c alto f Y the lona= of tondo and tho_Dnr oboes sos .10 of laud Tarrant& JO tri HN D. DA IS VIS. Clamor of Wood ord (IL SMALL FARMS FOR RAU- L' M sena mar tfulontown, handsomely lammed: CO "rant/bin / nt Preaport, Arnutroug county. 40 In nonannr to n Baster oostntr,_nese Wen. 41 " In Bauer na.nlibln %. or Emu Station. 40 " In Ninth Palette tn,_ tun? county. " 1141341pre tonothip,W don 04. Otan 2 Itati las tzseta Wianuanton coznay, Ohl*. For M agr 'culazi the."B.llMMOtli. eQN THE OHIO AND PA. RAILROAD CI wise of Lend In Economy township, Beam Co, ut 2 miles trim Baden and Emumington_gtations, on 0.2 Y. Railroad. The Vann is well watere d; A saes of 'the and le cleated, the Miasma well timbered and has theme' • cull dwelling h0 . ..fy101l end papanta. 291 ,1 7 tn Vag• AIICTION SALES. AR RI AGE S „BUGGY ; WAGON; NJ SLING FM kr-, AT AUCTION—ft WedotedlT loom • tog, Much 1 o'clock. it the Commorcial Salmi Rooms, corner ofW ood 'and Ith sta. • bo mold. wlgs. oat re am., for secobtotoca It mar. Two 2 boos Wan/ Ono subottotial wer4;1271 torbaygTt bock 'won; • Ono " botodtuto dot Two " two born !Wham A . motlty of doable at 4 sloglo har i nt i ta l Wo. S 7 ~PLEDIDID HOUSEHI . 1 FURNITURE AT AtlClTlON—OnThursclai aftertitsg,;MC ; at. 10 &dock at the ruldsacs of James A. SP Zad. No. ad Peen at., will be sold, his :entire stook at nae bold and Elteher. Panalture, which Is a •%7 niztlat" TaILLI=I t Lto .l . t . rd i ts 1. new, stat r slr mt are . Daft • arr cloth jug postE carredlltle.sralnut sots. chains andsockerw. wa ter swaindret mahogany sideboard: PIMP , star parlor curtabas mahogany extension tahl% ombi stand: new oral picture Awn Chan t delle% gine- doh% line mahoirant lAA champ oilet bards= shaving stand: wa ln ut crib:walnut =dosed wash stand% .',,: lair =Wessex Leda asd boldhas: elesnat set of china dumber wars nape:dor parlor,abscobes and hall carpatr. axe mons and Id wad.; tnWars. ruts; star cutlets sad roag • buses wens chair% b oo., coal en chars? wardrobe: work and toilet stands _fancy and mamas chains Pas set of clans tabla war% table scalrs:Alas. sa:n quesoinealsk ithal:sacral assortment of, leacWa furniture, cooking. ataxia:lA &a Tem= st sale. P.ll. DAVI% Amt. •FIIAMOND ALLEY -PROPERTY FOR EIALK—That Tahmtde 3 stay Kett Death:4llmm an Stms. No. 25 Diamond Alley, at bremnt occupied by Kea Herbal.. Using among th e boo stands for bashes. . Lot hang s front of lb fset. and ettsvitnt beet TS, feet— j ADO, to obis • PAL KAKI& toot- IRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCSION—On Virodnasda rrnarnin Mar* nati s at • +/ o'clock, the resldnica of Virs Dontliltt ren • th et. above Smithflald, will be mid, nit, fins and Kitchen Fornitore, comprising mahogany hair seat mh,,huj,d wr., mahogany +nitro table and aide .board, irrors, an., seat. fancy Andaman= cbabWand rocs= ctine , bat rack. wardrobe , Owing .bareana.. walnut j losed wash stand, work and Wed , atandg co b i t and low • • t bedsteads. hair and tton asatirsasew a bids. I • • ding, clamber ware. linen blinds, parlor. chamber and stair amoeba stair Tools, glans sad daronsware, babas and fork., aping tabl.ads goo oral; amortnicat of kitchmi ittrokma e.. cooking ntansila.nc. ' DAVI& Anat. IRUSTEE SALE OF PENN "ST. PROP ERTY-ft Tbnrstleyerening Mar. nil. 47 ofulk,, e Merchants' 3 , 000.e5e .111 b . soldosl _trkout Mgr*, by order °Morass SWIM. Bah. Trustee:44lSr 'm7 de. sauble jot of ground, situate between • Head and Wla atil., baying &front . Ye. et. of _ BO feet, and crbe beck 160 O,et to Payette et, . yrbith is ereadodtbet mods. style Ire.li finished &la Diredllna - Ifouse. with be. buildings, .00s. bones...stable, act:lo47 <RlMpfad. br (kn. Wm.Larlmer, Jr. Tenn id sale. .mh9 froclamation. )5; 1" -virtue of a prOept undar.the hands of wm. B. McClure, of the Court of Come= In atU for the nth Judidal district of Psonalrania, and titles of the Court olOyerarui Terminer, sad al Jon Delivers In and forte:ad Dietriet, and irlßlam Boggs and Gabriel Adams. Edna, Associate. Judges of the smote moray, In and for the miuntyof Aileghe_ dated the 541 day of February, in the year of onr.Lad one thong. and eight hundred and ditTfire. end to ma direeted. At holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, at the Court Bowe bathe city of Pittsburgh, on the nth Monday of March next, it 10 o'clock. A.M. Public notice is hereby emote ell gestic:mot theßwm. Coroner and Consta of the 'county of Allegheny, thab they be then and th ere, mumfrompor pereems, with Shalt rolls, records, Inquisition ersathastioner and other re. memMancee.ta do those thirty. chi h to their ...le/4h. I. their behalf appear, to be dome-and also three that will prosecute the prisoners that now are, or may. bo In the jail of said county of Allegheny. to be then and there to prosecute against them se shall be hurt. Glean under my Land In Pittsburgh, this drat dayof Much, In the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hun dred and ttflphre, and of the Commonwealth the 70th. • rata-td WM. MAGILL. Slunitt. L • OST—A Promissory Note, drawn u lt Mears. M. Osseo It SOW. to the order of 0. burnt Co., for Two Thousand and Thirty-PM Dollar* sad Thlnr 000 Cents, (112.030 31) dated Starch 1 . 184, at et.er dare !Arable at the In Philadelphia. All panic= am forbidsoigotlatlni= Note, raiment boa boon atop„pod.mh3 . BLACKBURN Ss PI • Notice. SUCH of our Depositors as have not yet had their accountssajtorted. aro an to lidos In their mote and certificates. A. W 1.141103 00, ctIPRING STYLE LlATS.—Womotadet , 'delta onr friends and the publie general) and examined. new st etwrnmsted which we &reselling low ibetZablil elm qt. winch is acknowledged to be the neatest and BEST eft Marmon. f. 9 JAS. WILSON A 50N.91 Wood. • Bemovai.• ISAIAII DICKEY 44 CO. liscetemoved to No 80 Water and 63 Front its., wartAtiABo fonwiT oecapted 8y Hardy. JOO. A Co. fel9 SRAIERSVILLE.PROPERTY for SALE, conflating of 2 I f ota of gxotmd, a front oit n groat os 124 feat. and ortondlog 1= foot to Valor stave- on rehleb It enctela Pratne Dwe ll ings, irhintt rani gice*,lo( a L y h 'tr .s ltTga b li . k MIMI% tr mtdi Attorney al Law, and Eastern Collector OHIO 4EDPn.aiLVIInd .reaiutoaD, Ws: Stark, Wayoe,ll.olmes, Trunanow,Onlumblaas, Carron. gromult, partagiNTrusabull. Mai NTON m:anoia attic% CL. ho. Ifimses. - Ralimel & 00, 1 15 , 5. • • Eirerlamd. Evans &Co J h r a i llarter,l cha „ 0. ne.Tomi,! Mean. LaW. m. Faber, I Ey tt o urg h . Theodore Umsta&tter, ESQ. 11. P. Mueller. mhl4l/ HARDWARE FOR SADDLERS AND CARRIAGE MAKERS 11. T. Leech, Jr., N. 127 1700 D STIZSET, 11173111120211. (Muss formerly . occupied by. Hetry 11107.) cue door chore the Pittsburgh Trust Co. rano. Cloths, Lams, Damasks, Noss,feer Bair BOA an, co. Jersey 27samr. Bortoss, Amles. VarMsb, La. a 012.4.1. FOR RENT—From She let of April naa.t. the desirable' Property, in Itanahastar known by the Llama of "Rose Da le, with lam Darelltnic House elxnat acres or hi?, Improved_ wound attached Apply to • 08. R7LLIAMB. mhl44( bia 47 Yowth at. Removal VP RIDDLE ROBERTS; Attorney at Law, (Dletrlet Attorney Ibr Allegheny Cksunty,) hurl, red to No. 105 Pone& et, between,. gmltAgeld Wood. the a de nceletely wanted by Enntnel W. Wm' V% astalr2w • • NABS% 1855. - Fresh Spring Stock of Trinnaingo. 4 OSEPH HORNE ,fc CO. havejust complet th. orw.olog or their Spent Stoekeraerele. w th ey &the to call the attention of their euetornan math, trade. A portion of thole stock Is reeeilled bekir. Dm. Temenwas—Oompeleleur ell the =1: G .., Late ard. Babb= T rimming% Watered recent Winger. Gimps. Weld. and Batton.: Stuniondard—FtneZda Wren akt, Enid and Joooast Endes and Se Mann. Volendonne and Menke. dea knidond Cam hands. Vol* Transfer Work, W ro ught Man= and. Inserting& an • Homan dm Gtons—A coanden and Taxied moat. meat ended to the seesaw A Vender,. of Glow and se t , including real Pads Lase flirts, Kid Glans. a Vannsi Clooils--Bemnet E 1116: Linings. Illaboss , rowan and Coons= Copes. Mk. and Cotton chtlolnlA Illnolons and Nett, White and Colored Bilk IA" *A Gun' Tannage hooos—.llend sad livs Mine, Collors, d Croton and nos!: ...Tonna mantles. "Conant's." and • Byron" Collar; ••Bnon'• sad "RW141141137 Ties. &Men. de. AA altacuLanzorap—Bllk. Cotton ind Linen Plees, Zarattyr Wonted., Canto, Stamped Work, Brahher. Cambs. bow son, Yon alonnzies, Cox& and Insole. pues; . Wolk Boxes. Head Mona. Lades Sad 119, a BOlt• and Woolen Knitting llama, to, ago.. of innea stuff feel diaPned to au tat the bed terms. 110112 MB Trimming Stare, tobli-Intd 77 Market QLSSOLUTION--Thatrtnership hereto. Awe existing under the et of John Parts: & Co. Is s day dissolved. John Pea st disposing of al, haw est to Jame 11. Puket. Ashaerlll oantlnste the Wholesale Ue and Liquor business. at the old stand. And Is duly authorized to settle all amounts of the Isle Eno. onstr . pßSES. • 'JAMES 11. PASSER. Pittsburgh. Each 16.1865.10b11t15d oono i. Do h ll . Al? fora grlbriok dwell acre on lage threat:it. Zio uul ~ rti tbe that &bon low yaks. 8. CITiLIBMT & 80W, 140444. KAY k COMPANY, Booksellers. Paperßeeler's' aid Stationers. N 0.65 Mod d., on< doorfroaeMe comer of Third, • . !JAVE constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest prime. a hunt mad wall 'sleeted stook of o). Law, hemline!, and ldlesellaneoue Book., EMI and Pleln edltloni °Milks and Prayer Books, lucency varlet,' of blodlogand airs. Pont= Boorn—Thoy respectfully solicit the snthres of &tool Teachers snowed In the Inetruorloss of youth to thuds aasortas eat of &duct Hooke, which mrY estelletk comorldow the moat s vale work. now In nee. Rum Mota—Thel stook of Blank Books le ray corn • plata motweelog emery variety of dormant, Recant and Memorandum ook. STATION - Oa—Every meets of common and Ihnt7_l3ln: v o nf47 ,.ineludin g Wrltlag hprreal en rant,. BUM !mordLll. a iTZ.V.lAVAL."*.ls6:a n ttoin . ittaai -- auppllal on the most seaeonable terma mhl OUSEKILEPINti GOODS.-Murphy & • Burchfield have reed • lam addlißinsl snail " ri rriq Goods, each all Linen Tables Cloths " • .• • [ • Whit* Turkish Counterpane& a nes &Melee American and English do, white find ea.orist Dimities Ibr Bed fipreadin- Chintzes do "dm _ • Bbeatious, Pillozrosse • Goods, Tonsil.' and Tonellitt... Mains, IZIte . ,Z; common and fine Cuss. very Itillarid Wow tetic l' e 'd s for . FRESH BLACK. TEAS-50 T-2 "Chests just M I i g v e t, V I , 1 1P et74.41.. 0, :;iria2 ,1 • 25- *?* Ene.Breakteete . leandlf, • • 23trons nitrous, , Tcelt4 gysersk at 60e. e2serbe §l.O b. Imperial and CI oolsorder Tessin? 6O and E. Those srho Use ta -nee Tessin ohOhtzo eta:LIZ railed In the oaf 45t0P,0,1 , 16%'044 W. A. ornc!PiTtistuam cl363Tcar .-`- rittsbuys:kgmoi I)IVIDEND Ikrufp rectors of ttuatr i Otand:ll<atoit t' . "4 l :l;a t. ,lPgr a s par ihatZlzbiel l zrthr..l4,ll: Eutgnm Stoekholdas to be xild at the oat* 4 0, 4 % CLARK 100 atom. I,6•4Bcarmon ... t -rnoldasu 2 .• • v • WANTED—Tcdt3:' ?t. "'3-tiektfk= j_da 31."f1;71'. des. amo,lo Awes bankfis azd • mbIT ~ TREES-44 i oluo 1 tYunae 6r a + l» ,2931‘.,. ; 4, -.1,i v . • 1: OLOTIIB le,s°l _ce. losm!,t iiro;' go* . cm:poi or ay.* r into roma lbr tb• • $ Ir 4 Mastitst. -
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