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Beading Mauer on oath wise 01.41:112 paper
Kessas.—We take so deep an interest in the
preserration of Kansas to freedom, that we may
be pardoned for referring to it frequently. Ger.
Reeder, it will be seen by an item elsewhere in
our paper, hasiesned hie proclamation for a new
election in about half of the districts of the terri
tory, in which the frauds of the iffissonria' ns were
most transparent, the new election to take place
on the 22d of May. This ought to spur up emi
gration and bring it forward in sufficient strength
to swell the ranks of freemen there to something
like - an equality with the rabble horde on the
Missouri bolter. On this point the Kansas
Herald well remarks
"Those who purpose settling here permanent
ly, and desire to contribute their share towards
making Eanstui a free State, should hurry for•
ward as rapid 4 as possible. If by any means
the slave poier ahall.obtain an sicendancy in the
Legislature, laws the most revolting to freedom
will be enacted. No one will be allowed to par
ticipate in future elections unless he is the owner
of slaves. This was the reason so great an effort
was recently made to make the Legistatren, a
milt, by sending a large number of. mercenaries
into every election district in the territary. If
they lacked a two-third vote, the Executive veto
might defeat their cherished plans. They were
conscious of this, and acted accordingly. Thanks
to the intrepidity and firmness of Governor Rea
der in saving us from the tyrannical misrule of
those who Mae no earthly business with - the leg
islation orKansaa, unless they come as actual
'settlers, with the intention of remaining among
us permanently."
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A correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune, writing
from Indiana, speaka of a movement going for
ward in that State for the settlement of Kansas
by freemen.. Seven citizens of Vigo county, all
in comfortable circumstances, have just started
for the new Territory, impelled solely by the de
sire to take part in the pending struggle, and
mere are soon to follow, and that county, he says,
is but a specimen of the entire State. Illinois
he adds, is also resolved, to do her part in the
'great work; from these two Stales from two to
three thousand emigrants are counted on this
year, and fronrOhlo thousands are also expected.
We like this idea of voluntary emigration,
prompted asmnch by a desire to take partin the
pending contest as to find a new home. The
impulse to aid in the •maintenance of free prin.
fiples and preterit the settlers in the territory
from the fearful adds arrayed against them is one
which is no doubt now feltby thousands through,
out the North; and our Most is that this'impulse
may be strong enough to impel them 'to act, and
to set at once. Whoever feels the inclination to
go ought logo nom, that he may be on hand when
- the next day of-battle occurs; and go, moreover. ]
well armed, for this battle, we fear, is to be
fought with powder and ball and other camel
weapons.
Kansas is now the battle-field of freedom. it
is there the contest between liberty and slavpiy
must first take place. If the slavehoklers/tri
amph now, they have the odds largely kr their
favor for futrat..krinmphs; while if the North is
victorious, the stand successfully made against
the slave power will nerve the hands of the peo
ple of the free States for the struggles which
they have yet to Make.
The system of forced emigration, got up in
Massachusetts, had some advantages, but it
lacked one essential denier , t it did not send for
ward men of sufficient mettle for the task before
them; What is wanted, now, is an emigration
of warriors—men who will go for the sake of
defending an exposed point and fighting in be
half of the.principles and interests at stake.—
We want just such men as volunteered to defend
the frontier in the times of Indian warfare—
hardy, stern, resolute men, - with a keen sense of
the 'Vital matter at issue. This is the class of
men - which is now beginning to move; and our
player is that they will move quickly and be on
the ground in good season.
The best thing the Eastern Emigrant Aid So ;
. defies can now do is to send forward tome field
pieces of sufficient calibre to slough furrois
through the hosts of the rampant lillasorridans. I
The talk at the cannon's mouth is now the only
thing that can be effectual If, on the 211 d of
May, Missouri and the South attempts to over
run Kansas with a horde of voters td control the
territorial elections, let them be greeted with
the
. solid arguments contained in. cannon balls,
followed up with the rifle rind the bayonet. If
there is any pluck at all to be found in the Nor
thern men on Kansas soil, they will, with such
instrumentalities, be able to drive back the Van
dals. By all Means let the.fieldsieces go for
ward.. And as many men, too, as know how,
and are willing, to use them.
Tan PAErvims Mon.—We give to-day the
details of the mob in yarlrville, Missouri, which
destroyed a press, the editors of which were !ins
pected of entertaining free sentiments.
It is the fashion, now and then, to' boast. of
this as an age of progress, and to rejoice that
the violence which characterised the beginning
of free dimmed= on the slavery question as a
thing past and abrost 'to'be forgotten. But the
violence has only changed its locality. The spin.-
_ iterhich burned down' the arti4iblvery Hall in
Philadelphia, which sacked private houses in
New York, destroyed presses In Cincinnati and
Alton, and threatened tar anclfeathers to allwho
dared to speak their minds freely, has merely
transferred its seat to Hie borders of Sansais.—
We have to go beak some twenty years,rusd fight
the old battle over again, merely shifting the
eerie southward mna westward. It Is a conga
Winn be know thateiolence and rioting and
\----"bloodshed failed then, in its aims; and therefore
let us hope that it will do so now.
POTATOF.2.—The indications everywhere af
ford a prospect of a tumble in the price of po
tatoes. They ore now selling on shipboard at
Boston for 75 oolong a buahel, though the beck-
Mere
about the streets are trying to get $1,26.
They are coming in .great quantitierofrom Nova
Scotia, since the Reciprocity treaty went into
operation: In Detroit they have come in from
the country aid from Canada in large quantities,
and prices . , here - declined there to 75 cents a
bushel. At' this reduced rate they might be
brought here in quantities sufficient to meet the
demand for seed, and we presume they will be.
The Washington co'rrespondent of the N. Y.
Tribune says that fudge Mane, Cotcunissioner
of Patents, has resigned his offiee, the causes of
whieb :are not known. •
The sevens etiquette ofSultans, which.
nos already received more than one - rude stock
slice the commencement of the present ear,' is
destined; it seems, to experience one still more
• startrusg. Abdul-31edjid (says eletterpublished
in the °netts) du has made up his mind to
offer his arm to the Empress of the Freneh when
she arrives before the palace of Balti-Liman; to
present her to the first Sultattess,) there are,
tont= 'who bear this title,and who rank accord
ing to the order of the irth of their ohildren,Y
whose face will be unveiled. Four young ladies,
chosen from the best Artoesdatt families, and
' peeking tho French and Turkish languages,
will also be placed at the disposition of the Dn
.. press as interpreters and ladles of honor. Meg ,
nificent presents, among them a saddle adorned
with preciom stouts, will also be offered by the.
&titan to the ecoeptencior her ,Irepetial htej
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Ina thell:ew Cattle Amnia= Treetaxa.
,Proceedb,s. In - Conn.'
Tim April sessions of the various, Courts of
Mercer county,' commencedou Monday of last
week. The most Important case prepared for
t r ial, and which occupied twe-thirds of the time
of the Court, was arm testing the validity of the
will of the late Dr. john blitcheltree, a brief
synopsis of the
. principal points embraced in
which has been banded us by a member of the
bar, and which we annex, believing that, from
the large amount involved in. the controversy,
and other circumstances. It will be interesting to
our readers*: .
Dr. IDlseheltme , s WM.
The case of Ann Jane Glingan VS. Dr. John
M. Irvine and others, was tried last week before
his Honor, Judge Galbraith. It was an action
of ejectment, and involved the question of the
validity of the paper claimed by the defendants,
as the lest will and testament of Dr. Jona
3lrrarr.nrusz. The following is copy of the will
as claimed:
"Wx. S. Hsanr—l, John Mitch°ltree, do here
by will all I have to my beloved wife Jane, for
her to have and hold forever,
9th January, 1893.
JOHN AIITCHELTHEE.
Tr
'at Waimea,
Et a= FLowzits,
JAYF.3
Dr. lthrol/61.11131died childless, and his widow
claiming to be his sole devisee, made a will dis
tributing the large estate of her late husband
among her own relatires, to the exclusion of
those of his blood. The plaintiff was a sister of
the Doctor's, and.claimed the land in-controver
sy as his heir et law. Tho defendants claimed
under Jane ISCitcheltree, sole devisee of her hus
band.
It was contended by the plaintiff, that the
popes was insufficient upon its face. It lacked
that seriousness and solemnity so eminently
proper, and always uharacterietio of an act so
Impressively suggestive of death. On the con
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teary, its. style indicated levity, and contained
no words descriptive of any estate, real or per
and having been made 13 years before his
death, when in the full vigor of life, and active
ly engaged in business then and for many years
after, , it was highly improbable that ho intended
to dispose of an estate so Tab:table, and by a pa
per so insignificant and meagre as a testamenta
:'writing.
It was also contended by the plaintiff, that
even if the paper had ever been intended as a
will, it had been revoked in his lifetime by the
testator. It was proved on the trial by the de
claration of Mrs. Iditcheltree, that the Dootor
never intended it for his will; that he often
searched for it to destroy it; that the.last time
he searched for it he became. angry because be
could not find it, and she went inib another
room, • brought out another paper folded as the
will, and threw it into the fire before him, and
told him that was the little will he gave her, and
had teased her so ICIC10,01“. :bout; she hoped that
be would be now-satielia that it was burned.—
He replied he would, that that was what he
wanted to have done with it; and that he never
afterwards spoke of it—and had forgotten it.
In addition to this, Dn. hirrcturtraez had
executed an instrument of writing, dated July
2d, 1851, making =ample provision for his wife,
both of real and personal estate, in her presence
and delivered to her. This paper she concealed,
and withheld after his death; but the Doctor
having shown it to one or two persons in his
lifetime, the plaintiff was able to prove its exe
cution and delivery to her, and by the power of
the court, compelled its production on the trial.
The case excited much interest. It was tried
for the plaintiff by SITPHS.II3O3 & HOLVITIS. for
defendants, by Fermatas, STEWART & Mia
sma., and occupied three days and a half. The
amount of property involved, is estimated to be
upwards of $lOO,OOO. The verdict was in favor
of the plaintiff. „
The allassaehusette Noumea,
In the Massachusetts House of Represents,
tires, on Monday, Mr. Hiss presented the follow
ing letter of resignation, which was read by the
Speaker
Bonus April2l, 1855.
The Hon . Daniel C. Eddy—Air : The House to
Representatives having today, for the first time,
voted to receive the evidence relating to certain
slanderous charges made by a venal political
press, of criminal conduct on my part while a
member of a committee of the House, subsequent
ly voted nthat said charges - were mot sustained."
In view of these facts, I murder my personal hon
or entirely vindicated, and that father action on
my part might esteem unnecessary. It is evident,
however, ants corrupt political press, aided by
the personal enmity of individuals, by continued
agitation of the subject, design to injure, through
me, the American party, of which' em a humble
member, and to delay the business of the session.
Itherefora respectfully resign my seat as &repre
sentative from the city of Boston. It was my
intention to have resigned at an earlier day. I
desired, however, to retain my Beat until all the
facts In the case were made known to the public.
In resigning, permit me to express my respect
' for the - members individually, and my earnest
hope
Fthe ho t n th or of " Gt a S in taeof S i g• e s ts ..4t Y tta °und
sad
the American cense. •
I am, sir, respectfaly, yourobedient servant,
Joann Hiss.
The question being t‘shallthe letter of resigna
tion be accepted 1" Mr. Griffin, of Charlestown,
opposed its acceptance, as tending to endorse the
reflections 'which it contained upon the House.—
He would have the true reasons of the resigna
tion presented to the House—that the evidence de
veloped had been too damning to allow the gen
tleman to retain his seat here. Suicide was en
admission of guilt, Webster had said. It was
,well established that the gentleman had been
seen talking to a certain lady at the depot, but he
did not escort her to the Washington House, for
be feared that the other members of the commit
tee would not be seen in such company. There
he registered her name; she was installed in No.
12, the next room to that of Joseph Hiss. By
the latter direction supper was carried to her
ream, and the next day, when the clerk asked if
the whole should be included in the bill, Joseph
Hiss replied affirmatively. The bed ofJoseph Bias
was slightly tumbled, but not any more than
would have been done by any individual as a
concealment, and there were indubitable marks
in the next room that there had been a male occu
pant. And yet it has been intimated that lam
hired as a public man to persecute the American
party through Joseph MM. Let the public judge.
Therefore, I say, at this time suicide is confes
sion; there has been crime committed,- under
aggravated circumstances, and if we would avert
from ourselves disgrace and infamy—if we
would not, by the moral power of example, say
that the laws we snake are innocuous when ap
plied to ourselves—if we would not entail upon
our ancient Commonwealth reproach, blasting
its past, and dimming its future, we must cut
off this offending member—we must not accept
this resignation; we must show oar feeling upon
• this subject, and cut off this offending member.
I am accused of desiring to destroy an offending
member, because I do not wish that en adulterer
and an offender shall longer disgrace this House.
I cannot be made an Irishman on this account;
I have stood up for -our principles; and if the
American party mesas to excuse and sanction
crime, the sooner we aro all out of it, the better,
Ido not acknowledge that this is the platform
of the party which sent me here. In conchal.
ing, he moved—declining at the same time to be
on the committee—that a committee be appoint
ed to take this resignation in charge, and that
to them farther shall bo referred the report- of
the Hiss Simmittee. •
Mr. Dyer, of Boston, opposed the motion and
favored the acceptance of the report. Debate
this longer and we would only be more riditt-•
Woes; there was outside interest somewhere,
and he did not care if the gentleman from
Charlestown might 'take it to himself. Shame
upon the gentleman to say that there bad
. bean
sufficient condone° before the House to convict
of adultery, when he knew there was not enough
to warrant a divorce. That gentleman's remarks
were partly true, but was there the slightest
shalow of evidence that Mr. Hiss knew Mrs. P.
to be a bad woman ? Do not crucify him because
outside people ask it ? The gentleman from
Charlestowncould not have talked better, in favor
of the Daily Advertiser, or in favor of Mr. Hiss,
if ho had received a thousand dollar fee. Mr.
D. referred to the wife and child of Mr. 11. aa
d H e o s u enin se. g_ generosity on the part of the
Mr. Kimball, of -Salem; did - not-see what the
Daily Advertiser or the Nunnery committee had
to do with the simple subject before the House,
of referring this resignation. Mr. Him had been
charged with criminality, the report of the com
mittee had given- us no evidence, 'and WO could
not yet judge of the facts. If Mr. MSS has a
wife and child-, he should have thought of it
when he went to Lowell. There are
impßaa
tions in this letter -which forbid us to accept it.
Mere than that, it does not look well when this
subject is unsettled, when the report of the Hiss
Committee is yet before the House on a motion
to reconsider, when the gait or innocent, of the
subject is undeCided, that this letter should be
sent in; Daniel Webster was right when be said
that suicide was a confession of guilt. What had
Mr. Hiss done that he should shrink from the
conclusion of this matter ? For one, Mr. K. said
he wished the facts—if the member were guilty,
he wanted to see him expelled ; if innocent, he
wished to see him sustained.
• The House, then, 'almost unanimously, referr
ed the lettei to a special committee.
Private letters are said to hive been received
fuom 0011: CLNRODLUT and otheisciperior officers
in the Crimea. They complain of the injustice
of public opinion with respect to them, of the
unreasonable impatience of persons who are not
acquainted with the place, nor the difficulties of
the siege, nor the obstacles that have been en
countered. They add that the siege works - are
going 013 well, and that before long an important'
result may be expected.. The'.important result"
ao dods has reference to Qs, assault so long ex
pected sad loci delsysst ;'
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Ptatabarnia and Calltaellsvrne itallioast.:'
Ma. Enrrost—l was highly gratified torob
serve In the morning papers a notice of the
letting. to contract, on yesterday, of the first
Division, embracing that portion between Turtle
Creek and West Newton. of thin highly impor
tant and most desirable improvement to our city.
On the list of successful bidders for the work,
I also notice names familiar to the public, as
contractors of high reputation, ability and ex
perience, affording sat:taint:tory assurance that
the work of this Division has been allotted to
hands in which its early completion may be re
garded as a matter of certainty.
On the second Division, between West Newton
and Connellsville,the graduation and masonry has
been completed, and, I am informed, the entire
Division will be ready to operate by the middle
of July, the superstructure being now nearly
completed as far as LAYTON, at the foot of the
"Big Falls of the Youghiogheny." The first Di
vision, on which the work will be commenced
without delay, and vigorously prosecuted, it is
confidently believed, will also be completed du.
ring the month of January next, which will af
ford a continuous rail communication for 57
miles from this city, with the trade end travel of
the rich valleys of the Monongahela and Youghi
ogheny rivers, opening up rich and extensive
mines of atone-coal along the entire line, devel
oping limestone to an almost equal extent, iron
ore of superior quality at various points, and in
exhaustible quarries of atone of various chars*.
ter, suitable for building and other purposes. '
The business of this Company, in every de.
pertinent, under its new organization and man
agement, appears to move forward smoothly and
' satisfactorily. The selection of O. W. Barnes, Esq.
as President, was most fortunate and judicious.
He is a gentlemen of extraordinary business
tact, and large experience in the location and
construction of Railroads, a thoroughly educated
and practical Civil Engineer; the supervision of
the Engineering department has also, v ry wise
ly, been confided to his charge. No ithetand
ing his duties are many and various, d his re
sponsibility great, ho is fully equal to, and ably
t c t\47b
discharges them all. With the co-op ration of
the intelligent Board of Directors, and e grow
ing appreciation in th e public eentimen of the
value and importance of this route bent n our
Western rivers and Railroads, and the At tio
Seaboard, I entertain the fullest confidence at
its greet commercial termini, the cities of P tts
burgh and Baltimore, will soon be unite by
bonds of social intercourse and business interesta
stronger and more durable than the iron bars by
which time and the spice between them will be
annihilated. ' A STOCKHOLDZIL
A BIIBSTITTITZ FOB SUOMI CA911.-A missiona
ry in Africa - writes home a description of a plant
which. can be cultivated wherever Indian corn
will grow, and which yields sugar abundantly.—
lle says:
" Tho plantis called/sift (vowels as in French)
1 by the Kafirs, but4they distinguieh some two
dozen varieties by specific names. I send you
three varieties, with names on each paper, viz :
Ufatana, Umofwioi, Baosa. While growing it
resembles Broom rone,. and produces its seed af
ter same manner. Tim, natives of Natal plant it
with Indian corn, and: cultivate it in the same
manner, and it comesj.o perfection in about the
same time, say from 3 to 41 months. They
cultivate it wholly for the saccharine juice, of
which, under but alight pressure, it yields a much
larger quantity than does the common sugar
cane, but not of so rich a quality. I should say
that the bulk of juice contained from one-half to
three-fourths as much sugar as the juice of com
mon cane. The advantages it has over common
cane, are, that it grows well wherever Indian
corn does• it .is raised from the seed in four
months, ready to be made into sugar ; it grows
on high Made as well as on low, and the abund
ance of seed it produces, may be used for prov
ender for horses. •
I hope you will cultivate the seed I send, or
I give it to some agricultural friend who will. I
I understand that there will be an effort made to
ja take out a patent for its manufacture into sugar
in the 'United States..
Da. Beam, the African traveller, who was
reported last summer to have died, still lives, as
appears by the f towing letter from Col. Her
man, the British onsul at Tripoli, dated 'Starch
13. It says:
"You will, I On confident, be delighted to hear
that the rumaj of Dr. Berth's death was un
founded. A latter from him, dated liana, 16th
November last, reached me yesterday.' He thee
calculated on arriving at lidoorthuk within three
months; but which, as be purposed moving by
the circuitous route of Knots, he never would
accomplish. The rumor of his death was fabri
cated by the ex-ruler of Borneo, for the purpose
of possessing himself of a depot of supplies that
had been formed at Zejban against the doctor's
return, and is which be succeeded. The over
throw of this man was most fortunate; other
wise the fabricated report might have been con
verted into a stern reality."
FLOOD IN BEICIIICIALL—The fiver Raisin„ which
passes thrOugh Adrian, has ; been getting high
and tearing away the bridges upon it and doing
other mischief. The Southern Railroad bridge
fire miles west of Adrian fell in just as strain of
cars passed over it. Several milldams were bro
ken ■way, and Comstock's cloth manufactory
was carried down stream some twenty rods.—
There has been nearly a clean sweep of all the
bridges on the stream and damage to the amount
of $50,000 done to property.
1 1 John S. Orr, the "Angel Gabriel," gives no
tice in the English papers that he Is going to the
Crimes "to stranghen the spirits of the heroes;"
then to Africa and Asia, and finally to Rome, to
suffer martyrdom, and thus finish his testimony
Ile had better go to Rome first.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What our Neighbors say of Dr. Ntane's
CELEBRATED tavEe'PLLLS—Rew You, IMOLA 30th.'
1555.—1Ve, the hatentgued, having made • trial of De
ICLaatee Casket, d.Lirer Pills, mood ackhowlidge that
that they are the tat =Beim for Slat Headache. D7C
Pciala =oiliest lkenplalut, that we have ever used.—
We take pbwsmeta resconsteudlog them to the MINA
sag or. coukdent, that if those who an troubledwith eny
of the abovercenplatuts will gird than tar trlai.
w6l hot boatel:eta samara:4 ice their bruelleial effort.
MRS. LULL, East Troy.
LISS. arEagE St West Troy.
- Coachmen will be areal to sax tor mt. SCLANCEI
CEITJ3IIATED LIVER pips. and take uooto 44. mere
are other Pills. tualttlf to 0a Liver Pills, D e wh " 6 "
the public, slat, his Celebrated Tetadruga fan howls bad
elan respectable Drug Stores in the United Matra slat.
Tor aale by the vole proprietors, ILEMINO BILITILLBS.
• ap'2S. dk wtS Sueoessors to .I.lidd i Co- 65 Wood 4.
Marsh's Radical-Cure Truss will cure
early gray cass 41,1kb:tumble limas.
Truant% at micas rams d.. 7
Children's Thum of different tonne sad Werigth
eels
fflastle Btoskings for Varies:we or belartateeins..
Melanins" Phifdwaters—)l doyen different Ueda
PW Props. for Use entaort and sure of Piles.
Shoulder OHM. !C. relieve a crook id and drfosweed eon•
diUon of the Chest, and many diseases of the chat.
Suspendon Dand►gea
All thee. artkles may be had or applied et DU. K 1 Y•
BER•S Wholesale and Detail 'MGM ..DEPOT. 1.0 . Wood
. st.: sign of the Golden Mortar; or wUI be tent to any part
of the country by sending the money and measure.
ate274kws
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE-
Mr. Kennedy, of Roxbury, has discovered
is one of our common pasture weeds • manly that end
sorry Lind of Humor. Am the worn Derofhlo fo a mum
POWs. •
Ile Dam tiled It In MR eleven hundred cuss, and never
felled enoopt In broads (both thunder honor.) Ho ham
now In We pomalon over two hundred eatifindeibf Ito
valve, ell wiLMlPterenti tulles of Balton.
Two bottles an "'emoted to me snorsing more ono lb
One to three bottles will core the worst kind of ;Mold
of the fad.
Two to three bottles will eldr the edam of Wen
Two bottle, are warranted to cure the word canter In
the moth and etommoh.
Time to do lattlss are warranted to care the met
ode oferrdPoird
One to two bottles are warranted to ears an hmaor In
the One.
Two bottles sre warranted to owe running of the eari
and blotches amoral the hair.
Tony to eta bottles ire warranted to me corrupt and
running dom.
One bottle will sure scaly eruption of the din.
Two to three bottles an wananted to C./.. the word
am of ringworm.
Two to three bottles an warranted to mire the mod des
mute cum of rtramstlsm.
. 71008 to bur bottles' Sr. warranted to our salt rheum
' the to eight bottles will cure the ward am of scrofula
• benefit to sheep experienced from the first bottle.
and a pertret cue Is wuranted when the Mote quantity
I. taken.
Nothing !mks so Improbable to Mow who bare ln tdn
tried all the wonderful =Widnes of the day, as that a
common wed growing In the wham and along old
done wells, should cure MIT humor In the slit= Mt
It is now a Sued 11.1. If you ham ahurreor !Shag to start
There are no Ilk nor ands. hums or ha's shank It rating
moose eases and not your. I peddled ore? a themsandtet
the of It lathe rklnlty ofßoston. I know Its Whets In
every care. It her already &moms of the podesteures
star &nein Ilasischusetts. I gate It to children a year
old; to oldpeopls of sixty. I heti Ma Door, Dim'. worm 7
lucking children;irhom gab wax left and tabby, restated
to a perfect slate of health by me bottle.
To three who are imblect to a sick headache, one Wills
will dyers cUre it. It 100 trig rilbd to crumb and
dinbassa. Some who hate heen «calm for yam, hats ta
ken and hem regulated hilt. Where the lx4y mud,
it work quit* easy, but where them ts any derangement
of the function of nature. It will ens tory angular reel
Intl, yet yon must not be ahumed—thay alwa amp
peer in trots rout deist° a week. Them Is nava a ys
bed Tr
soli from it. 'On the exittsry, when that eeling is due
you will feel yoUrmlf
lot tam person. f Marl scam of
the mat extramont encordsuns of It that man sour Ils
tenet to. No chtngeof diet Is sem ncx4=27- 4 at the best
You an get. I bare likewise an herb, which. when elm
board la met on, disdains Scrofulous melting of the
mac and under the eau 'Pricer 60 - mats.' Itiq of the
birdied Merncery SI red bottle. •
DIIIMITIONS YOllll .—Adolf. one WNW/meta Po
day. y.
one eighties:* desert irpoonfuh ehEldres
tramfin to eight Tars, msupoonful. ds no dlreatlan can
he made shamble to all condltudons, Mtn enough to
oper r. ate on the breeds twit. a •
ki KENNEDY dem psnonalday.
attendance. at had asses
of aerate.
• Soklorholemali and Wall. at Dr ICZYSIOSS. Wccd
Goat- enrenr of sllar. • • fetd.t•T
Balm of a Taousand Flowers, for beau
tifying be Compledian. and eradleadlai ?en. PER
Fabn 11021 UN , NM WO at . In &Da% IQ
atleeaL
JOHN C. BAXEC It - CO.'S
TAIiTtMEDICRIAL COD UV 011'
_
Cainfay_ prepared Entun.nonatnt freehand
beeliby Una, ander Ithe ye eutaal =Was" of that
&Sent at the Ilehease.
J.O. k 00.teke great plaint» m alaing their taw,.
at 00. which. on lama of littm satorior mode dirrePone
tlon.feadoosse and parity. an lie taken triameit arena'
67 the roost dant&
nix unaanzairi LP mina to the toccata efloal7 a.
this ray alusblo eta edadille remedy. Its maw in
the ewe of Jaon:m;,llUn, Saotala, and Lung Die
wen. what • ad 1116117 applied sad yammered in, in no
longer smatter of arulealara it 11 DOT SaMOViedged to
Dams hall= virtues mama tnoomyarade to any other
eyoddo. gym to bottles, madman and mall. by the ran
nfeeturers,
JOHN O. BAKER 0 00.,
No.loo North Third a.. P1a.141;a1,4
Ara try Dzugeleti to Andra:nth sad dererhara.
OHIO & PENNSYLVANLI. RAILROAD.
THE ONLY RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST FROM ; PITTSBURGH.
On aid after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855,
the PAURNGER TRAMS will MO laws, until fur
that notioai
Pan Mu= wua TAM At 3 a. IL
Kitt Tun " " AT 13. A. 11.
Ragas RIX? " kV 3 r. w.
Then Trains all run through tn Cinstilim and ....A
then with the Occurnbus and Cirocinnati. Ohio and Indi
ana and Belleftintidne and Indiana At Mane
sad. eannectinna are and. Ibr Ninrark. Zanesville, Hon.
mette. Sandi:Ay, Toledo.
Chicago. fte4 and at Alliance
for Cleveland. le. No
to run on Bandar.
Through rickets are add to Clneisinati. landseille,
Lords. Indianasolla Chicago. Bonk Island. Yore Wayne.
Clevaland and the prineipal therm and cal. In the Heat
The NEW BRIGHTON AOOO39IODATION TRAIN will
ware Pittsburgh at 10 K. and dP. K.. and New Brigh
ton at 7a. st. and 1 r. R.
,
For 'Plante and farther informatio J n apply to
J. G. CURRY,
At the <am, aloe, under the lionongsbels Hos"
Or at the Federal street Station, to
GEORGE PARKIN.
Ticket Agent.
p o;rl;rra ~ro.4rtn
JOHN CO
I TFACTU CHRA
RE N &
OF BROS.
YULNRS
Iron Railing, Iron Vaults, Vault Doors, Window
Shutters, Window Guards, Stc.,
Nos. 91 Second at., & 86 Third st.,
(between Wood and Market.)
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
'Have on hand a variety of new patterns
fancy and Philo, suitable fit all purpose. Part!costar at
tention paid to entloodug Grave Lots. Jobbing done at
abort notion. niti9.tr
WESTERN TEA STORE,
Corner of Wood and sixth streets.
W. A. IrCLURG.
Our Teas will bo I ound on trial unequaled
at the prime In the air•
Marls. Oreent
Oolong, 40, 50, 62, 75, Young Hyson,so, 62,
L,OO and 1,25 per lb. 75, and - 1,00 per lb.
Zingßreakfaar, -50 and Imperial & 0.1'., 75.
75 ete. per lb. F,OO & 1,50 per lb.
Teas put up In >day boxes from 5 to Pfl lb. for fmMIT
um. A Marta discount made to retail dealers.
COPYLL—lasa, La Guaira, and Rio Cbifee, axe and
Enacted.
SIVA RS— Lacerines and Mace Loaf. , Pulverierel and
Crushed Sugars.
Atha. Chocolaers, *tea, Matt, Fresh am! frrad Floseies.
efr, ems.mith
British and Continental Exchange.
STOUT BILLS—DILAWN B?
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Is CO.,
ON THE
SUMS OF El ARDS.
These Drafts are available at all the prin
dyed Therm orMairla ad. lkotland and Ireland. end th
Continent.
W. also draw SWIM BILLS on
M. A. Grunebaum & Bailin,
PRANMAORT A 142 V,
Which wee a. a Bamittanee to all part. of
Switearland and Rolland.
Person. Intending t 6 travel armed may P • through
us utter. or Cream an videntmonoi can M oblalnod.
needed. in any part of lhartrpe.
Collection. of 11111.. Note% and other socuritle4 In En•
rope. will ma.* rrampir •tuatsa.
WM. WILLIAMS t CC.
nah23. Wood. corm. Third street.
DUBUQUE, lOWA.
We offer for sale One Hundred Lota, very
stiventageoaaly located. In the City of Demme. and re.
nedillir nowt propreele !Or the muse. of any porticia
of them.
the completion of the Great Illteate Omits] D. Z. to
this olty—the terse Upper sussotssi Byer baeinee
trarmected have—the bean had trade. troPriher with the
omelet rapidly appeaclating nine of real estate, weatdae
to pnualme desirable revolts triAboor wishing .to tenet to
City Property.
Any Lainnsedim erUl h 7 promPtir oicroniisioelwil If de
sired. Address T. B. =UP COMPANY,
roloiDaterr Duimpu*.
Pencukylva= Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBURG%
CORNER (15 , FOURTH AND PiP_ITLIVIRLD Ram
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 8300,000.
MIMS BUILDINGS AND OMER PROPERTY.
&GRIST LOSS OR DIME BY FIRE
AND TILE PlllllB OP
Bra and Inland Baripttion and Transportation.
- . ..
MORS.
Wm. P. Jandan. DM/ W. Wellntmk.
Ws em ...
Imo. A. l. Um.,
Iformandy T. 114 mil.
J. Urlorr Sproul. tismim R. White.
Jamb Palutsr.
A.A.llansp.m. Jam .
A. •... WM.. W. B. EL•vm.
D. Z. Perk-
U/VICSUS.
.Ftwkie . M—llon Wm / Johnston.
Tim Presiaml--Rody P.Ltaman.
Stavtant and Trosnow—A • Carrier.
4 1, 1 41, “ S.wWw7-11 8 Llswin. 041.1 141617
_ . _
Citizen's Insurance Comp*, rittabnrg
WM. RACIALIST Praident
ILLIMILL , L. *skull:ix, ses ,
Oltlel, 94 WATER, BETWEE M ALLIMETIAND
WOOD STILICE
”.EPSVKICS ramt, AND CARGO DOER! ON Till
OHIO AND MINSBNIVPI RIVERS. AND TRIBU.A RIES
Akir /Ansa nownd
apauut pffas qfhA L N ou a m
id
N m DN A 17701
0
sad rairraroßrAriox.
Ptlanoiun
Rk i rrd Floyd.
.
Jobs ssn. i
B l . in i ft h.
-
IThads Seth..
J. lianonmsta,
S . = Me
Vanl6.ll
gobirt par,
B. thartsuith
Imbe L. Peonock.,
Jas:M. 0:0P•r. John
PI TBURt3H
Life. Fire & Name Insurance Company;
Office, Corner Market and Water Streets,
PITTSBOROIL, PA.
ED= GALWAY, Praid.a. JAW D. ADAM, goer.
This Company makes every Insurance ap•
Wreathing to or ronnacted with Ling RIM.
Algi,agni hat ilea and Cargo alakkon Abe Ohio and
brapiii th en and tributaries, and Main* Maks gon•
wally
And against Loss or Damage by Fire,
gad against a. Pulls of the gra and Inland Navigation
ntr=, :mast lowvat rates oonsistant with ssAti
toga] WON.
nunoTotio
Robert( haws), - Alazanclss UmLey.
Jamas
L.lim.
Hem, John I ,
.g tonal ItC "." h Innir
William Phillips,
ohn Pesti, Juin W . Rain an,
J oaaph P.Osisnng, b. D., Chan. Arbuthnot,
John ktellpin. David Richey,
Jam. Muohnli, linoatioN. tea L Manning,
John 1111111. es.
. 210,13 lb [rod eOD7 la oar Iht cola
. .
PH IL v IDIELP HIA
Fire M s Lif A e Insurance Cotekany,
-No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE Till cusrair HOUSE. -
Will make all kinds of Insurance. either
Peepers^ or limited, on every deetriptlon of Property or
Merchandie, at ressonable Wee of premium.
BOBCAT P. Preeldent,
M. W. Bottom_ Viso President.
DITIEOTOBS: •
It
Jot. B. ran!.
John Clayton,
B. Warr.
Chu. P. flayll,
Z. B. ftirltsh.
P. P.
6b Sa
rma ler/ n .
e.
EX=2l
• Western Insurance Comp_any
OF PITTSBURGH.
'Will Insure tell an d
~fctino Rieke.
11.11U1sr. Jr.i olsorcom
Thos. Emit. Jsr. Sauk/
J. W. Butler, A. N hoick. Mothrds%
Wm. Lyow, O. W; ilicartaoss / kkall.a.
0. Mama O. W. Jackson. ' V. I.o44aretts
Was. U. Mitts.
AV' A horn ItwUration roanairsd trr . 0 ,..
known In this ocornatudtr. lad who will Morally. vat
and plorohtly Vol all Imes at taw OnDA Na. w.‘ On
tr.t. (swag k Odd WarettooseJ UP stairs. littalronaL
a irthe
Reliance Mutual Insurance Company
OF PRILADELPIILL
OFFICE NO. To TrAzavrrr mast
allT.ol4—..tono. $3334 1 :03. BaWay Thoe.Md•
=INSURANCE-4: l n Buildings, bier
ohandlot Fornturo, ix. to town Or &Matti. ,: _.
Tao
Vital. t
IMP allkOnaoln ta. al
Moot 13aaltal, =DUN nooind to Bono in UN, Ponta
of the Manny. tonlarat LaMar for loon
Tao ealptartillestes omitmrltrny Bto ra ts. m
ernvortlbla, at_pardato Um Onatal non of wo OratV7.
GLIM TINOLDT. Pros/Ant.
D. K. Mormon
Boonton.
D Itli:
Om Tnakrl. - Loris R. dobhurit.
W.
IL Thomism, Owns H. Bakal%
T. o.Donlon, Ball. W. =OW.
WM:WM Z. MOM. •
Hobert Memo, IL L. 0.1. 11 4
ig i zalop ti. Robot Tata.
issword o•Jsuuit
Jame. L. Taylor, : Won... s _Morr. ~..
Jamb T. Inatlmr, ra ..
AL 0 5. 04 1... t.... mug.
O. IL ibtrotal.
. ' J. G. 0077tH. Ansa,
• rotaWo catens TAW amt Wood Orono.
HOLMES RABE & CO .
Itroonason To -
A. II; HOLMES Et BROTHER;
xaaoraarcasse or
SOLID BOX VICES, Kamm sox AR
us, CROWB TOCKS ARS, SUMS. MAT
, PICK& • '
Timbor,Mill, Tobacco it Cotton Sam,
A. suptowoutrurkoftff Atom".
Car and Bldp &Ate, with Thread Sa. siwa
complete,
P TTSBURGEI, '
mamma. N.. 112Wana axn 1111 San is. amnia
WOOD 41D &UMW ITS. aeettr
t=t=tl
HENRY COLLINS,
dommrss
, cionazitonAv,
az AND w arm D msnBg.
__ A. 4 ?Maw ogonsior,
No. :di Wood street, Pittsburgh.
.."" 4- G UDomwaa TOB,R.:CrikEßS:asmi
WHOLESALE - D RUG(ISM
NO. so woongai•L,. •
b aprionai Naslieget.'•aseilMiteklimis
A Substitute' for the New Liquor Law.-
-DRAIRDATA ANTIMAOCRANALIAN ELIXIR. • NM
and imr• rowdy kr e cure
PERof •
INthTEMANCE.
A atzardastat vegetable extract, and u • tax& is emir
pealed. Tor the following cenulalnts It Le • mart valua
ble medicine: NerPtPria, Lisp. Cbseplaint, Sydney. Neu
ralgia, Pats. /furs of aLI limit, Edirne. Truman. Geiser
ai Debaely. This medicine ishdended to produce achange
In the system, and • astute for alcoholic drinks. Bernal
fortunes where we have cold it, ue hare had the most
grefifying multi; so. to persons litho are really desirous
of heraathar off the Indulgence In Intosiratlng beverages,
this elixir will be • sweat help. Bold at $1 per bottle at
the Drag Store of DB. UEO. H. HSTBEB, No. 140 Wood
street, masa of Virgin alloy; sign or the Golden Mortar.
sy27.ther
RstrUnseated by a rinds application 0.
erietactoro's Eiceliior Hair Dye.
Ae red donde darken in the twilight.
And blacken over hearen's blue skylight.
Bo Curranosol Hats Drs tarneth
To black the hair that redly burnath.
The tattle Leh cunningly blackens the foam
When an enemy darts at the queer little gnome;
But as quirk Oriloraoollo will darken the Hair.
With his Dye of all dyes =et efficient and rand
Crletadoro'e llacelelor IlaleDye la wad wholesale and re•
tall at Dll. BETBEIrd, 140 Wood etreek at the elan oCthe
Golden Morley. atl27-dgw.
REMOVAL.
MoCORD & CO., HATTERS,
Have removed to their new store, 131
Wood erect, 5 doors odor: Fifih sfrect, which we have bat
with the express adaptation to our increseed bruinio.
The fret Soar bee been fitted op In MODERN STYLE
excirodyely for our retail trade, where ',Stalin - ye be mend
• complete assortment of the )LOST FASHIONABLE
STYLES of Gents' and Youtbe Drees and Soft Hate and
Cap.... well .. LADIES' RIDING HATS and can,
IMEN'S GOODS, adapted to the 'moon. We .hall be
pleased to see our friends at our new store.
The four upper storlm am expressly for our WHOLE
SALE TRADE, ober. will be found • 1411 gook of Hate
and Cape, embracing dearer, Silk. every variety. Soft, Pi
name, Leghorn, Braids, and Palm Leaf Hate: Silk Plush
Webit:Ca pt. end Children'. Goode of .11 kind,
111 rrehunto visiting =teeny will find it their Interact to
xamltu our stork, as our franticly am Ouch sr to unable
.1 to romping with on, Jobbing hon. in ...jot...
Par
A Special Bulletin for the Sick.—Dr.
Mertes Ikri gyrating Oadial relieves with wondsrhil rapid
ity every disorder incident to the digestive apparatus; re
stores the .aPetlte; renews the strength; hardens they.,
elm braces the nerres. Rhea elasticity to the mdrite. re
crultuthe mental energies. banlsbes &ponder...lmparts
to the attenuated frame • more robust appearance;
Irritation. calms the disturbed imagination, builds op the
e hattered constitution: and may be taken without fear
by the feeblest maiden. wife or mother. am it Is esnotweed
solely of the inioen of rare Oriental herb., potent Ouly to
Invigorate. exhilarate and restore.
If the system hag become relaxed by Improper [Warm
nes, the 0.441 will inf..; a more rigor:me vitality iota ev
ery organ. The lassitude resulting from late hours or km
Onee application to labor of any Uri& Is elnicklY removed
by it. action, and ladles engaged In sedentary occupations.
and mild 4 to ineauverdenea therefrom, 'will and it a rare
and healthy ottmcdant Where the eirculationof the blood
is sluggish, or any of the function.of the baty are suspend
ed . imperfectly performed, it will restore the natural ae•
lion and communicate permanent energy to the secretive
and dleributive organs.
Those who are bowed down by physical debility, and en
feeble as to duper of ever recovering the vigor mud meet.
of manhood. are lovite to givetbbe wonderhil instil:runt
atrial It embodies the elemente.of their restoratlon.
Before they have consumed the first bottle, they will be
conscious that the recuperative prigeiple to abwork in ev.
ery debilitated portion of their frames, and hope, scut ta
be realised in their thorough recovery, will erring op to
their hearts, .
TimOordial to put up, highly concentrated, to pint hot
flee. Price sa per botlb two tor $3, sis for 112.
O. H. RINO. hoprtetor.
No. 192 Broadway. N.. York.
Auswrs—Plttaturgts Mono Banc. No. CO Woodstrook
am. 11. ILsrusa. 140 Wood at; ft. IL &sum. 17 Wood It.—
Allegheny City: J.C. FUZEE,
Bold by Druggists throughout the Qultod Mats., Cana
and the Went lndlet
Best Known when Tried.—These gentle
131811 take Outman In testlrylng In regard to B. A- Pan'
Mock', Termiltige, bemuse taro of the firm have ousel It
In their private practice as physician for • number of
yeare,and they hue known It.by obserretbro. to be good
New "Azasirt:July 4th. 1843.
Messrs. D. 4. .Tahnalark of toe
Omitunnon—lieving 'old your valuable Vero:ann.
woulde time, and having seen Bused for many years, we
neonannend It to all as • ade and efficient remedy
for all ems of worms. In to testae., hare we ever MU
any evil reenita Ibllowlng Its atirdnlstration, but always
has It answered the purposes Inc which it was intemded.
and been entirely satisfactory.
Believing that everything that has been est forth lure
geld to Its virtu. Is strictly In meanie.* with our oh-
servatlons. not only es yeactitioners. bat es motor bend
noreore would unheeitailny.l7 ear to al who read tide.
that KU Um beet Vermintaa now In use, end that It vir
tues an tend known when
11.1 tried.
BLY. 11OOPLR • RIELY.
Prepared and eoldby B. A. 7AIINESTOCB A 0.1., corner
j of Wool and First Km. ap3-eltia
• A Gentleman living on squirrel . Hilt
mac "My self. hes been primly afflicted with Dypepaia
Mr the Mat year. During this time she had need mmury
wtitlid,w, whirl Wined to etigraeate rather than remove
the arson, that we amen derffebeik of her recovery.—„
Living in the ainntry sbe...enjoyed all the &haI:AS.II of
pure air and askrelse yet each day oho seemed to be more
enfeebled. With fame difficulty I pervaded her to take
Rolland Bitten. which I ant happy to etato has com
pletely cured Pup Sea edrerthiernent. ape.”-ctaleT.
The Stomach prepares tho elements of the
bile and the blood; and If it does the work feebly and im
Pernmtly. aver &Memo le the ...Main Ana. ea won.
therefore. as any affection of the liver le perceived. we may
be sure that the dismal . e organ. are out of order. The
Ent thing to 'be dome, is to administer ja sped& valet
will set directly upon the stomach—thextalwring of the
animal meet:pinery. Poe this purpose we can recommend
Ilootland'e Gamma hitter. snm•red b 7 Dv. C. 'wine.
Phlledolt hie. Acting as an alterative and • Maio, It
!strengthens the dlgutiott. changes the condition el the
blood and thereby gives regulardtl to the bevels Bre
advertiser ...J. sple-2edtel
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
RETAIL DRUG STORE, favorably knitt
ed, .t the earner of Chretnnt nod Liberty
City, mill be mold on ra.on►bl. Win. Tor vartloolere.
ennnire of FLEMING 130.08-.
Wholesale Dratintie, N. 6 0 Wood
nablm Pi t (Aunt,. Pro..
Nen ralg ia.—Tais formidable aLleaso,
which seems to balls ths skill of physicians. yields Ilk.
cassia to Outer's Spanish Mistriss.
Mr. 1. hoyden. formerly of the Astor Moss, New ,York
and late proprietor of this Illsehanslw norel.histnloond.
Is one of ths hundreds who hats been eared of severe Nets
rale. by Carter's Eiremhh Mature.
elute his ears, he has recommended it to umbers of
others, who were enffertna with nearLy era,' %ma of di s.
we. with the moot wonderful enema.
D. sari It Is the most extraordinary medicine he has
erer nsed; and the beat blood purifier Innwn.
Sew advertisement In another column. mh29.lwdkw'r
H ...... ay
Sim. D. s.
•toe atm
ARNOLD & W ILLIAMS
111/SO7.IXTVIO2 I Op
Chilson Furnaces, Wrol Iron Tubing
ANC TITTINQ OVIERALLT,
For Warming and Vimidaiion of Buildings.
A. t W. sill contract for Warming and FerallaNni by
Steam or Hot Wats', Mao maillooser Furnace. Churches,
&bools, linemitais, Factories, Groan Mass, Court How=
Jail lasts or Usolllnera. No. 25 Mutat at- Pittabor g
PEARL STEAM MILL.
Flour delivered to families in either of the
Ordere mae De left at the BUIL or br our tenoe at the
etorre
LOO of AN, WILSON *OO.. 52 Woods.
BRAUN A RIOTRR, corner Liberty' and St. Clair
IL P. SO/IW ekr4 Ihwttlst, Alto therg.
TERMS. CAW OX DELIVKR Y.
rehlfrfo BRYAN. KENNRUY • CO.
SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
M'CORD & CO
HATTERS,
Have now on hand, afresh supply of tae n
time.' MESS HATS, Spring grtd.
Also,•completo assortment et Gents' and Youths' SOFT
ElATll e of the Watt Athlone, to which they leen* the et.
teatime of the pall. Corner Flfth eta Wood et. mbIS
All'Gruntock's Family Itiedioinaa—Wo
W the attoottoo of heed► of thatilmotatot othora. to Shoed
vortloiratott on the emrtb pate of Woo tali:oak Itotollv
Y.ditloa.
Ease and Congest—Tao Conformator
Lately Immtal tram Patin, wetly wilts the Hat to th.
wallow shape of th. fiend; to • twit tut USA ...1 on W.
haul ia *nett on• • lust littutd a wed Hat may be had
at 17 Wood gt. ' magi . W. meet/La
0. COMM. Mink
Tided and Wood Meal.,
New Da.gaerrian Gallery.
MR. NELSON would respectfully inform
Ids friends, and the made gangrene, thet In order to
meet the daily Incresslug demstul ole Daguerreotype,
De has bed built end hes no. completed (over the Old
Poet Mew Third etreet,)one of the mat epsoloui end,
roagnlthamt Sky Light tiallesim ever constructed The De.
guarreotyla purer.% In the United 13tetes. We ere now
Prepared ta elecete Meanie. of WI slum end style., In
era weather, frons 8 o'clock A. Id. WI 4 oclock P. IL 'A
vlalt from all Le phoned. whether they wleh lee Llketwo
Or not. Rooms. 01. • Moe Building, Third Krieg
de tdaw
MARRIED-0u Thy:relay milting, by the Rev. Dr. Wm
D. Coward. WILLIAM E. RUNT. of Cleub•AClLle .ORE.
end CAROLINE A.IVITEN, of thle city. •
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Merchants.
A PERSON who is unemployed m the are-
INFERENOE.—When a man has a well fit,
lino nos of Clothea on, the Inference le.that hii T 4161
aworkmosi. Mai rasa= by Infsranco.tha 011ISTE11
at 74 Wood it. 'greaten "a snub stoat of material for
Meng wear, lays' liesdygriect• Clothing and Mane lint*
lilting Goods, at ray low aloes for rah." me natural
Inlitrena alma rational man mould be that ORESTES
mans what beam itntl he& , al 43
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE—A
now tete. dory 1111th Dwelling Ilona. with • bill"
Stare Boom. the lot has a faint on Smithfield et. of =A
lees by 60 feet to alO feet alley. The Dwelling contaLis •
Darla,
call ning room, "lichen, 3 chambers and Sintsheg st.
tie, ault, cellar, to., all lad aria.. Irks Wloc..
subiat • ground rent of SST Der far.
ap:i3 - B. OUT EST A. 13021.144 04 st.
VOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—A second
band Ono llorse Carriage, a single let of lianas.
and Two Badges, one of which le a Lady's. Apply at
14437 POEM. CASH a CO., It. Clair 4.
.4 a/
BBLS. SPIRITS TURPENTINE_ just
add and far rale by I • TIMITIiII lilioll.
HORSE FOR SALE—A fine Family
"tom for sae by ILEIIINO BROS.-
AONNETS—A. A. Mason Co. areopeii
AS 717.,74rm a nututt1 4 4.1 a.
,14,4 sl.O 10 of splandid etyko 01811 k, Satin awl D•
Bonoits. - SOS
A A ILLINERY .6 S-- Idasla t 41;
ax have revived a Teri 'lmes
.aapertatea
or minium Good w Bonnet: i t b =r , , nr itt
iludV"inv4 tieure4llowym
trim =WO.
c o r
those Ave litsteh Chlats•A at IN at*. we = h it
r te
t_l6l_2_o4B A. A. IILtSON 00, 48,6 th t
AssittitGuaEoteuilunr..l FOR BALE,
de tu rnStirtan tl ata .
ftliitsw i °wider/et a aot.
ALLEGHENY
NEM
A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
coitNER OF WOOD AND FIRST STREETS,
PITTSBURGH,
Importers and Dealers ID ,
(LINSEED OIL, LARD OIL, - ' lALCOHOL, 2-1
VARNISHES, TURPENTINE, .
WINDOW GLASS, PAT. MEDICINES, SPERM OIL, ,
IGLASS WARE, PERFUMERY, IWIIALR
SUED. INSTRUISPTS BRUSHES, ISpICES.
MANUFACTURERS OF
WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD & LITIIARGE.
%Kr, HAVE REMOVED TO OUR NEW BUILDINGS AND NOW HAVE INCREASED
facilltks tor filling coders with promptness sad dispatch.
sing resident torttutrs fn Ms 6utaru cities to take advantage of ell b a b ba i nun to market. Ws mislaid
to a t i ar .tr=!l‘ or
lilrlalted =tlllYg.'DißtcWlT %VIVI yult mama. not moonlit
for """a "'d whiteness.
Ira VISBMITCOE fornlshed with Entlith. Haman,Tram& and Biala Dtttothats. •
cMit.kteILIDISSTOC.
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
DYESTUFFS,
PAINTS,
RUlOt UTTER- 2 bbls. prime Roll Butter just
-.....M.reoftirama"suberty
I . , • ri .8. : aeon : ams;
I 60.000 lbs. :luau Ibtralders, rdeeiving MU day ll=
okabona• sad lay .11. by T. LITTLE & 00.112 4 = it.
Ibr =.b, '3o bble. No. 1 Lard in store and
L
surmam..aig
SUOAR & MOLASSES-30 hhde. prime
N. O. Sador:
SO bbla. crushed .ad Polsortrod Baer,
RS do L.:parlays:l 200 bbts. N =ohm.;
45 do royerior Snip Idoluorr. lo stars .ad S7l re.
by TALITTLE 00.13$ 2d rt.
-
OFFER-100 bogs prime Rio Coffee in
store sod for Jule by T. LITTLE t CO.
IND' OIL-50 bbla. No. lin store and
. sale by op2B T. LITTLE* CO.
UlLTS—White and colored, Toilet - Cor-,
re, Table Covets. and • lam xiscattneett of Wore
e
noose Puralatilotc Web reo'd ot
ADIS IIIOII2IIY A BIJRCIIIIELDE.
111,LACK BERAGES, and a large assort
m•nt of other hlousologOonels, to be found int store
sp29 eICEPITIf .1 BITROUVIELD.
T
10BACCO-50 his Grant's 50 Tobacco;
26 do ropartor 6 wed brand., do
20 do diamond Wet Tobacca in
donated for rate by aP'.9 T: LITTLE t CO.
IIEESE-400 bxo choice W. R. Cheese in
C
.tore and for Ma. by T. LITTLE & CO.
- - -
PAIN KILLER—Perry Davis' Pain Killer,
10 gross ased elses In etc. d for 0a1•
apV{ B. 6177. 7 an CO" 67W00d Bt.
[DWAY'S .DADY RELILT—Regula
,tore and Soap .toro and for We by
1028 a. R. sntgas co.
R. MORSE'S INVIGORAUM, CUR
DIAL far sale by R. E. BELLER , !! I CO.
INC WHITE-3 tone N. Jereey and Pa
end Lehigh for salt by IL IL SELLERS t CO.
LeonOG=lo bbls. for oak by
sp2S R. B. SILL 6 R 9 3 CO.
efifASTOICOIL-1 5 bbls. for sale by
IL" set s R. K. MURES & CU.
LARD uIL-10 bbls. for sale by
X 723 R. S SELLERS! CO.
bat'LAVORING EXTRACT._ =on, Va
nilla. Rose, Peseb.Almond, Lemon, Pine APP/e, Straw
. Ran ry, Pear, Re_ lor sale by
ap.29 IL R. SELLERS a W.
ARRIAGE CURTAIN OIL CLOTH of
different width. plain and enamelled finish, of Sim
socand plain hark, wholesale and ] I I I rsl No 6 Market
street. apIT at
P. 11HILLIPS.
SHADE TRIMMINGS of the efferent
kinds, [or sale wholesale and retell at 116 Market et.
.:17 J IL PHILLIPS.
AMUSEMENTS.
-
E. WINTER'S •
UNRIVALED EXIIIBITION Or
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS,
CR Mr.eLLJNE VIEWS, 011120MATEOPES, cfc.„
AT MASONIC HALL,
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April
26th, 27th and 28th.
Wto.
WINTER informs the citizens' . of
Ittsburgh that he has made arrangements to intro
.. their kind favor his unrivaled entertainment,
which for artistica skill 6 grandeur of delineation, bril
liancy of colors, and at the mate time so true to nature
that it stands unednalad on this continent.
The exhibition will commence with a scrim of Crystal
line Views, whichrepresent
Rains, Moonlight Scenes, Cities, Sea Views, &e.,
too numerous to mention In an advertisement.
MU' which
• 811.11111631ATROPI.
with a variety of Plessint metainerPhome.
To be fbllowed by_the celebrated
CII.I3IIIOAL DIORAMAS,
Illustrative of the following subject., stuceptible to all
the autumns pocullar to the natural day, tvprescotftni no,
tore hall it, indillay.
MIL ne AN CATTIEDRAL!
Night view , showlek the midnight meas.
COURT OY BABYLON!
Matt view: dewing the least of Iteleharaar.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; to cornmeome at S.
liTTlcketa 2f, cents only; Children loader 12 years of
age a
„A DAY BEITTISITION on Saturday, at o'clock. on
Which occasion Children sdreitted at 10 cents.. a 725-6140
Location Ciinged and Time Postponed.
SPALDING & ROGERS'
TWO CIRCUSES. ' ,
: ,
..;ilp COMULIAIM6 um ctumrui \,„., —
FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS
ili• . nom their Palatial A net ; le AMpld
ot. heatre of tJa• Me and
: t
- ere. and their
' .1
NORTH MITEILICAN cincus
.•
tp, t riril l t r o I. N.. uclacie enetie.
, ~ _
1 t 7 0 1,... • One Monster Concern.
t„ -- ~...._—,.r-li Wan en. ma COMPANIES. cam
!.
~- .....si., ' :: razing themost distinguished Perfume
:.-ir-3;t'fif,: t r k: fra' il lilg_ No ll tb . 11 th. ftut ilith h e
.--- i ' ;.: '' • Drumm of to; andlanea 7 .4
Both polvania =de: .One Tad:
t•
tore
"- :-. MAN 81: ab a R2L,,. }3s
e.. TWO SETS OF RING 11.0rcaam
A PAhTOSLIMN EVERY MTERNOONI
4 - -'-- ) - SPECTACLE EVERY MONTI
NED. HENDALJ., TUE BITOLA/it
''' • ' ';-- -- ' ' MR 1 73 . 1401 9 1re1 1 / •
And everything elm a che t h e same
elaborate eons. with the following
4, 1. -- -roVrr.4= rh -1. 9• 1. ,=.
~ tambnleta. et.
...
- - J - - - j_',
_lii.,,E Arlie LONE& Ibis& ORMOND,
--,.. -- 2 ----'-- -=. Mr.. LAKE. I HO. GRAVEN..
--_,---
‘ .
'---- Et? dlr., s ' I l Y er g- --:
110O ULUM ERS. Cl.
The Motle t Brothers.
GEO. DUNBAR, one LA THORNE,
li AN F. DONALDSON , T, GRAVEN.
1 0 ik . Pegasus. Tartar & Wildfire.
i , -, ~ P. D . :BALDWIN. ICIIARLESDROWN,
--- ~ ee l : ROOT. WRITE. ICH MS..CROSIIT.
, iii, r.. ' ,. Ginty's Pantomime Troupe.
61. '• - -;..1 , V DEARTH NIEO WILLIAMSON
1N.1.--. V.
WOOD: limner. 'minim
The War . Horse Baceptialus.
ivß. LITTERALL , LED.XIC E IEY.
P. WILLIAMS.' P. UAN
At Pittsburgh Six Days,
CONKOCIECO
MONDAY, MAY 7th,
ON PENN STREET,
el Front of American BAIL
-------__ ~_-...
--, -- mi.-...., £ll.b. AT
. dOtT_ &Worder, AMR 2d.. .
417,0 t :. zw.Atleghz.Z.,,...llpLais mid 40.
sir- wa r ten th AL „...1... Y TIVENTY4IVE
ine2l3,rdlilt,er .
ETNA INSIIIUNCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.—Chartered 1819.
PAID UP
Cssh Capiial, -- - - - $600,000.
Cash Hinplus on . lst Jan. 1855, $ 273,113
THIS CAPITAL STOCK and SURPLUS
• teetteelY Invested D r the benefit or ell honey-hold-
re. As an evidenoe of the claims we hare to imbibe eon '
Meuse and of our ability to psy ell Mum PromPers
state. tits thot the rgr o s of Ilsis ComPsnY Incrik!tt Its
agenda vats fromp dutUtordr, one
no b l=r a itt " Woe In the United State . Coeds bet
ter todnentts tart". Ann. They continue to make
lowon property In town and country, &Ante. as
low as la consistent with as V to thrlor c r . k=. l.
Mee, North•Wistoorner Yuri end Wood. stmts. Pitts.
Mash. epru-Ini
Iron City_ Commercial College,
CHARTERED APRIL, - 1855.
MAID or Mate=
We Ennelatney. Co.. Joan Ilan.R. H. Room,
Pounce ,
Hon. J . E. BLUM..
Han. War. Bunn, KV:lm, H. A. Pima. t o o..
Col. Wagon eleCannissa, II A. Luz:Melva. EA..
00. WE. Horeirl, Ea.. Calarent- Lou.
Relpt.D. 0 dux Itnentel. Zen
IL P. Prre= l ll4.. I
Mut=
.InILLAR a BRO.. Principals and Prawns of Plain mat
011aatental Parmanaidp.
L I. 10.TOLICOO/L, (author or Illtehoook's ustent 'et
33.k.afetatin) Prinninef of taelloolake ,
arid Lecturer on all Important business tran:Mnona .
' JOHN If LEMING. (author of Yleuilurea new and= ,
ad' ystaut orßook-lor ln) WUI dollen weekly
on the Menet at dements.
JAIIKS U. aormiss, member of the Ottani:o EAr.
Lecturer on Onamarctal Law.
e Prhaelvala hara seemed the earthoe Cl Mr. L. J.
Th
r. who
a :111 glee tastructione On atetbenkaties. rate-
MILDNI cusas—Nw itallants reesived deify. a t thle
InetttntiOn wear thalllty Is offered Ito the Aspeed_ y attain.
rent
of beauty Ann nwhilty In PINMANBUIP, expert.
en. IP A:UMW:I4=d =Pular skill In Book-keening. —
Time =Matted. Maw Innor 20
teed. ' .
th.leirlOPM fro.p
Wood street,
Btreet,
ISHBOHANT TAILOR, •
REDS leard tc ormourice - tho receipt of his
spring inuela.• of Cloths, Caednoens and Wilrboda.
Tho Kock has been alerted with faze. and ortll be made
to order, vrith.the usual promptneee and sathneetlon.
BOYS' CLOTHING..
Tao stock of Bon * Readrinad• Olothlog embers the
mare . t at er . / !z i t n e t, dell to mutt all elanaea—
EUIINISIIINEOODS, •-•
hocludlnd nag . article for Orntleinsruf complete =Me
ofuasch sow be sold ea eery lororrienfer Coed alma
No charge for shoring Goods.
Bali^We study to alma...
Mechanic? Bang, Pittsburgh. I
NOTICE In HEREBY
of TMAT,
pursuant to thnprovisions of ths - Arl lueralKeatin
Bans, approved 11areb.30th,11935, and the Act ap
orosad tits 16th day of Ardli,, , I.36o.lnUtled '''art dot Rant
ulaUnx haulm" BOOKB -to rawly. sobseripllono to the
Ca u t o tai Stork of said .313(1/11=ji
i l i tl . PEL:ll6.-
} tl n cittabsrst . n .a tt tra ib I I WENTY.BIZIII D hap ß 4 .o l i)
ATM 180, at 10 . o'sioek L.ll„_to ranuin apart for six
j days, 1300110 eclair A. 31., until B . de-W.S. - P. 31..,
awn ay., ' -
' lt V'''. • 'lv' liblittisalk ' •
~, , it : W u r , tiltir : W. E.
It Losa -
I, , . .
IW. U. imith, _ . W. X. ,
tWar. It, Nimktc, iatoost. Lyon, 1 •
Jut A. linterdion . '
. It I Skt? ' re in &-sr, WUnanyi. Ando+.
, I T. IL llama. ' Jame Etark,„.ls, .
I: Ueo. W. Jackson, . .Daild Oamonru, -
U.
i srin7rirs ‘ ritansit . I: llTriat il ,
, IFILI4E.K th i• -. .. ( 1" . 13 %. ~/ -.1.1.11'
fat s g . ' .. ;7.." . v jg t riT lands,
a. I{,
AUCTION SALES.
P M. DAVITS, Auctioneer.
Onasarreid Sau 'toasts. canter Wiwi awl Aft drool
Q. ELECT PRIVATE LIBRARY-Oit
or
evening. April gilth,; at tie o'clock. at the
(lommmeSal Beleellooraa, corner Wood sad Fifth
will be told anastmuive collection of narks It= =
Prite library, embracing a 'err gen roil verletgeletaxgb
and va
English au th or, in ahem dew eat of utiecallans.
as literature. edema and art. inanY of than km:War
Illustrated. In addition to desirable Warts add editions
mar not to befouled on ode with the trade, Sr. 'absent
oczole v :cd terorduauthors, fume recant Issuer of the PIM
valuable theological works. - mama - whid , sr.
ruin bi licottieh Publication &clay. arms
amt Nab
gills regretter, of works will D. found err, ese.
"lets. stab P. IL PAVIA And.
11AR -- SULKY, AT
j AUCTION—This ida order) morning Apr 11 rath. at
11 o'erk, at the Commercial Wes Rooms, eon:M . of Wood
and filth aimed% srill.b• sold .
Three superior wan finished Doggie:
Tae c' tinasotne=ted Balk r.
Tams at sale. aPLZ DAVIS.innL - .
VINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
Atertos.--On Tuesdaissoraing May Ipt, at to o o'ckek.
..,,th.gegidence of►
12. o'o. WNW.. ti 0.34 , irsat t..._aser
Thlrd, will be sold • soperior lot. of tionsebold a:Lakin:kr
en Farnham enabnicing inshOnani Chaim, soft =Ana
l= eknar, centre, card and dining tableg tam ghat not
fanculd oonunon ask* utarbl. top ' yinterreszuh
high a nd ion post bedstead* parlor, c ha m b er g
sad stair
=pet* table corers, hearth raga windoir' , 4lnda Wang.
queenssrana cooking store. Wore. (.oMiln-r9
MI the artieles are in good couditioar. ...Lb.. but
• short time la one. sofa P. H. liagia, Lost.
thAIiLAND OMNIBUS LTNII AT. AIIC
TION--On Wednesday aftersoo.
at the Marine Station. Penna. Avenue. will be sold the
entire stork of thateoneern,coneisting
Three Onetime& Eleven Lior.
Eight Sets of Omega. One diet;; wagon. as,
Terms at - ap26 O. N. DAVIS,-Add:
seUBLIO SALE OF DRY GOODS—At the
etore of John Thoniteett. N 0.106 Market at. will to
. (as be le declining business.) hie entire lallre 'tech
of Foreign and Dorneindelh7 Goode *hien lin WPM Can
belly eelectediflir customer tirade, i, he wiertriterrt is quite
xtensive, embracing the richest and latest - A[7lOll4lM
GaAs of emery re lety. splendid timbroldo ries and Whit*
goods, Crave, Silk and Thlbat Shawls. I' eneh Applique
Mentillew and Whittles, Linen Good; Hosiery andtilorall.
Parwots, Umbrolles. Bonnets, and • full a sortmentot de
sirable Roods usually blot In an extensi , retail store.—
Sale w commence on Monday morning APsti b, at / 0
o'clock, and continue until all are eloped. The sttentian
of the ladle* I. particularly two to-sted .
P. M. DAVI& Alit.
rriREISTEL's.....4.ALE OF FIFTEEN BUILD-
ItaI LOTS liTRE nIXTII Ana— , rts Friday after
noon. April 17th, at 3 o'clock, on the Jaen , .de, will be sold
0, 4 a d : I.l f itrer nirt„P 18%, 9r .Potg . tl! ' A i rl7
Robert porter, geo., fifteen ',WADI:. building lots, es hosts . (
not by the late Mo. Wm. Portor, in bin htzr Of NU
In the Sixth and &mou th Wards of Pitt,l eel la of
which lots, to wig
on
C , 411, Al. di 41: '44 en Lg. b.,.
sorb . front of .4 feet on Centre Arnow, nod egt. book
t about 06 feet to Clerk streed, ondtbs remain.
tag sight lots, to
of
Nos- ea, 49, bO, 51. fa. 53, 64
base rub sfrout of 34 feet on Clark - street, :and
hug eouthwthdly the algae distance tI Rose Street, 60
het wide.
The above offers grentindueernents to three &throng of
1=r -basing property, lICAZ the busincee nett of the thy.—
renal at sale. .101114 lIPILRON, TruitaN
alss P. It. DAVIS, MLCS.
DIAMOND ALLEY PROPERTY_ JIVE
BALE—That minable am Erick Daslling Maw
e. ut tragio. Di amond
tne i zt t prat
, oecup=
LOt Gamy 7,40nt :115 Wal. and nand( g f
A WIT mbl3 P. he DAVIS. Alia.
Jou, AM=
ATWELL, LEE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Produce & CapAiodonMcnduoits,
&ND ULALMILD LS
PITTSBURGII MANUFACTURES,
S Wood et, between Water and Front nt
PrITBBI73I3Ib
HENRY 8. KINu.
late of the firm of Mogrhetul,)
COMMISSION ISMICHANT, — -
AND
DEALER LW PIG METAL AND 8L0C411,-
No. 76 Water street, below Market,
.09 PITISBEWIII. PLUM
Black Diamond Line of,
AVX.E.73
gitiAILS .P
from Liverpool to Philadelphirt#l
Id °Youth month. and trout Philadelphia tc=r•
pool tide 15th of every moutb. olnzed by Thomas
C.. 9 Walnut it., ..PlidelPhi,4 and k4ablz?".'
•
Opens. t Co., Liverpool.
Th. subscriber. Agent for U. C,ompauy. s , Sterna Istl
hand Menge Tickets and Eight e z um atunZA
TeX , at any Boat In
Also, brirg s rawyers from Sirs :rack and naiad
phla by
m i
JOHN TIIO3IIIION. game=
No. 410 Liberty at.. Prttabiregb.
AND PAINTERS.
14__Q G & E ,
HOust: SIGN PANT S,
NO. 96 THIRD STREAM .
(Betwean Woodland Make. tlizeati.)
All orders promptly attended to—
. executed - 1n •inlpa . 'tile.- EsbA4S
IFIVEAS-12D half chests Young Ryon, Gun-
Ao t = neo n
PA Battles 15no Oolong;
60 do Young nnon, Onnpoirdor and
COYFILE-200 tags Nims nlO Colima
SO do oiant Jars.
TOB6OOO-100 Imam 6 and w d
carted brandn
20 do lb Lamp • o
50 Cattr boxes ss Ita. do
SUGARS—boala IhdrooSsurang
do Crash ad Boma. • '
SYRUP AND SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES—n.O bbli
• Eastern Syrum. _
Sr bbla Bolden Byrum
10.) bbl. Lordrlsna Sugar House Wisner,
ball' Ws Supar Boum Byrup Molars&
YINI-100 bbl. No.. Mar-harsh
D) do No. 111ea1nR.
TAB., Pint'Boehm; AND ItOBIN-78 Obla North Carding 'Ai .
26 bids
•
10 do Path. •
ruou—io TiMeg Prim Niel ,
CIGARS-150 Irma smarted brands. .• .•
Bl 06.1=NATE.EADA-100 krps (Letes
CABTILK BOAP—Plboseu (larres.)
BALIMATUB-60 buns in Pager. - •
PlO6B-60 taxes clay Pipes.
• .•
The alma goods now to stare and arriving by canal sad • •
railroad, which together with a gamt.al satartinal of
Pittsburgh nignuhatured artist" Pin he offal.' to PM'
chums on reap:usable terms by appbing to
ATWIILh. LER At Cow '
aplB No. II Wood at..Aatire.n Water and front Al,
A Room inthe Gazette bindings reined.
ALWELL LIGHTED ROOM, on the second
!' car. and ow of ammo, in the Gazottorßvllittitrama
ittovet, to for tent for one, or • term ot. ?Qua Li
and suit a Bookbtoda. Itostart, ar LitlogetoPboo o oo
Waektt Newspaper Moe. -• r 591641 -
./R i ll . :0 FARM . FOR SALE,..consu3ting of
112 &n hat
es of choice d, atlatated la Oolcunblane ae,
0 2 miles above Wellsville. and Irlthts a,- smile or
the 'cc extension of - the Plttagh and QS. '
A. • It la all under mos and .hovel 44 scree three
tlon: legoodiframe dwallis bowie. Sun. 1 •• —...uNi
chard sad garden, a well ofgood' water at : door. ••',.
coal under the csloolo Wm, with two vela. owopected.—' •
As the owner Is rem oelos emit, 'Ws fa •be rola at '.
thc low Pio, 018%100. for wine uLd rtha ltlfatata•
tlan, apply at the Real Eclat. Office of •• • • '
aplß
EleocmdSup. • of -' "• -.
SUMMER DR- : GOODS.
piisex MONDAY, April 16ilk.vre6)mmenced
recelsioncsir second supply aft:wry - Dry Goods Sam%
ng some of the hest striae sod "choicest basics Slut
been brought to the citstble season..We base also
received Ewe new French style parisolaantiretsdnlar
ent from last Nemo, to Vlach we respietfulty Write Us
attention of the Lod's. sail HAGAN k AMTS. -
'dr
- uk7 HOLESALE' GROCERS_ ,rpdace aid
v Comuntrelcro Iterebanta,iipt Deslere inlittabrogh
lianixtbetured Artkle. N a no Liberty et— • corner of
trwlAPittaborsb. P. '
•
• • • - BOOTS , AND.. SHOES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.•
JAMES ROBB, 89 Market and 6 Union
dr tided doer item the Market - Hours Pittsbargb i
world rearcarVy inform his numerous friends anAt car
.to and EnmlDar
GaXl. ta l e= and of LI i l .igrerfir Wm en=
le, the nein). althir •
The particular aitenUon of the Ladlerisksitsd to eneell
ennead stock MALI •U•i• and Fancy Bootrand Slippers of
deseripilenr. also stock of Childrene thaws and
Amy &wee which erastarefolly selected.' For Gentlarnalle
be has any
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fa ofTancyllnd Wearhig syiklas.
thaws Ole iamb in lams unentities enable him to sell at sr
low pikes se any establishment will eell in inn Intr.- Bo
sill. =thanes to o MlLDlghttile as beneter, • any kind of
lake and Oklahma' neer, in the neweetet7le sada
A. Valuable PtOpext y for Sale. ;:;
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the West, draw ter We hEs i proDe4w Web ta losb
quarternts mile rem Phil gab 'Bolrreromar c ;
Pe, outwits the Rochester Relined De •
mar We
Ithen It will inn most excellently *velvets resldase•
for those who are engaged in business to me tetWarn RAW
roada,Bteamboate or for Uerdenene It =tans OM% 12,••
scree ows two gory Rome ^Jby 23 feet: SOW. stiery_trazos
16 by 24 fret; frame Bern. .33 hr 32 tsetse nod Well Ist
the Yard. oat betiding,' end sleo 66 mnsoe Awe, Teem
a lot ofl l sarh and awn Thee '.The "hole ca. anyenart
of the abase mentioned Meyer wW ha .ol d dheieet.—
Yor farther seirtlenerst enquire' or IL W. CUSIOTTie
weetwiteker. entlthaeld st., near Sth. •
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muitPut Blinn etELD '.lisie szeta,
In their lam assortoosnt mar Goody
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enabled to ear esch bulogaseate, st low grim, si
will challenge essapetitlan from egy eases:
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