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Removal.
vrIBE OFFICE of the, Pittsburgh Gazette
ban bum rnsoorAl to the now tanning nn ftfth rase.
ReSalta Natter es wink vase ot Ma parer
Know Nornminsii,,aus. Stavatur.--The only
,insl,-grest,all..absorbing question in this coun
dry is ttat of chattel slavery. 'Other qriestions
'there are of much importance to our well being,
but thy "affected, centiolled, overwhelm
ed or made subservient to the paramount subject
of itavOrp—ita extension; preservation, and pre
eminence in the councils and government of the ,
• riefintry. Slavery - Ims always been a trouble
some and ffiffichlt subject tedeel with, and it has
&seri at the bottom of all the difficulties and
discords which have existed, whether the proxi
mate question was a tariff, a bank; 'internal im- •
Ammensent, annexation, or anything else. The;
.
mode of dealing with it, from the adeption of the
:constitution_ to the present time,: has been by
compromko- -, No , jrist,trne, or genianent settle
ment has ever .heen made of the questions aria- .
.ing out Of it, and in the nature of things - there
cannot be, because the evil daily groin, in mag
- nitude,peWer and difficulty. Its antagonism to
freedom and to a state of . society where the la
.
- borers are , free, and to political and personal
equality; is increasing in equal progression with
its alarming growth and spread.
• In politics, slavery has become potent, a
tremendous_Power. It never was a silent ques
tion, a queation In abeyance.. It has always to
a greater °slags extent controlled thepolicy and
.the politics of the country.l - But there. was a
time when itiose kept as much as possitile out
of gibe. Been its friends would admit it was
_ an evil, And they sought to hide its ugly coun
. tenance as much as it could bet and its oppo
nents used to think the easiest if not the best
way of dearmg with It was to let It alone.—
They
inipedthat some mode of redemption from 1
the come arise; how, the; could not tell;
arid at tact they thought the question would not
becouie very-troublesome in their day. Now all
is changed. Slavery has openly and baldly ta
.. ken the ground o f aggress i o n .s So far from be
ingkeptin the rear, it now marches' in the van.
It is the one, great, all-controlling political
ques
tion;in the South, before which all other yoliti
cal ideas are es the , mere idle chaff which the
gentlest breeze blows away. No political party
- which will not and • does not openly and frankly '
take ground in favor of -slavery in all Its length
- and breadth, which will not yield to its demands
ofaggrandisemen and aggression , can exist for
t
one moment as the. South- Any party, then,
" which is intended to become national ns to tern- '
tory, to combine in its nuke aliveholders and
• non-alaveholders, most necessarily and inevita
bly be.proclevery, Whatever may hire been
.ths.caserinthe past, thli is, true of the present. 1
• The events of the past few years, beginnitufwith
•
the annexation of Texas, have completely chang
. tie' the character of the circumstances Which
muround us. Any patty which comprehends
• slarelydera and the friends of slavery in its
_ranks must necessarily be prollayery, for they,
(the slaveholdess,) will form no_pplitical affinity
will riot _admit, this idea. No intelligent,
honest man will deny these prey:ans.
'When e new party springs up as a candidate
- for public favor, and claims to be national; when
it-spreads equally in the South as in the Berth,
we hive a right to infer that it has yielded to
the blandishments of elairmy, or. for the sake of
..• saccess, it luts succumbed to its demands.- When
we charge _Know Notffingism, then,-Cs traitorous
to:the sacred cause of freedom and of the inter
ests of the free States; we are 'not proceeding at
random, or indulging in unwarrantable assump- .
lion. Our deductions can be drawn from . the
recta revealed with as mach precision as if we
were admitted to the most secret consultation's
of the oath-bonnd order. • The fact that the or-
'der has spread so immutably in :Virginia, the
great slave -breeding State, and that it has car
- - tied the elections in Rentticky, /ionielsuse, Geer
- gia-f, and other wouthein States ) " proves "beyond
•.tII question, that 'elaveholders are satisfied pith
its pro-slavery affinities.
, • - Bat we have, higher evidence even than thia.
It has been proclaimed- in authoritative Know
• , Nothing quarters, that the elavery' agitation is
to, be stopped, • that discussion on that subject
will not be permitted.,-q_Thls policy has hem
• shadowid forth - in various quarters, •it runs
through Know Nothing papers, it. leaks out in
: miens channels. , The „ existence, oaths and
- - chsracterisliceof the aristocratic Third Degree
• 'of the , Order incontestibly prove It. Although
ingeniously drawn up, and calculated to deceive
- the cinerary and uniuspicious, yet the hideous
cloven foot of slavery is too palpable to every
honest Anti-stiveryntan.
• . We have our, also, proving this pro-slavery
`dendency—Oree taking place in the very centre
and hot-bed of the anti-slavery feeling. „If these
things are done in the green-tree, what will not be
done in the dry? "The base bowing - of the knee"
_to the demands of slavery are fally sit forth
1- 7" . •-r
theitillowing article, which we extract from the
-• , - - . •
Clevefasd Leader
:•-• • - ‘‘The ignoring process is going onlively in the
fi n d N. Lodge at Faineeiville. The - hre Wen still
• themselves ignored by the people, next.
-•••• • derive this following information from the
Telegraph, published is that place. On Thursday
night lately the members met and ordered a bal
' lot 'for a Delegate to. the Grand State Council of
the Order, which is to meet in lune at Cleve
. land, for the the purpose of nominating s State
Ticket for the Pall election. The result of the
ballot was the election of a -well known Anti
slavery man. The gentleman accepted the of,
Ace, 'with a few remarks expressing the pleasure
- - with which he should represent his, brethren 08
- ' • the occeisign . ; and pledging his best exertions for
—the - furtherance of all measures tending to
stresagthetithe grandAmenclua ideas of personal,
civil, and religious liberty.!^-- •
'At the next • meeting of the Council s sea*.
tion was introduced instructing the Delegate how
to vote on the Slavery question. It was intro
dricentliy A. J. Williams, a bitter Nebraska Lo ,
tofoco who was defeated last fall for Prosecuting
Attorney on the elavery Lunn by A. L. Tinker,
. • the Anti Slavery candidate. Finding that noda
-1 - ing could be done for Lomfocolem or Memory out
of dams, this notorious servile WilliMu joined
-- the K.' N.'s to. see what coal be accomplished
underground: Well, on the night in question
this A. I. Williams risen in Council and moves
the palumge of a resolution instructing the Dela
" gate to the State - Council to take no action there
that shall in any possible manner commit - the
Comell to either an Anti-Slaverg or Pro-Slaverj
- position; to ignore the question entirely. In all
' its ramilleatiora. The resolution was laid on the
;table, and made the order for the next Thursday I
• When the . time came, Williams sustained hla
reseledion witha tirade against the Anti-Slavery
:men,: and was followed' and =stained by Talker,
who owes his election specially to his pretended
Anti -Slavery sentiments; .
-_ Hera Benjamin' Bitten! followed Tinker in the
support of Hr. Williams and his resoludon; and
for the 'crushing,. out' of this Anti-Memel send-
- : matt.
. The resolution was dialed. The newly elect
', ed Helm , uPon the passage of the resolution,
resigned . the office thee mule ignoble. A new
_ ballot was ordered, and Mr. Tinker was elected:
a gagged Delegate, a dumb rams on the may pa ,
litroal question that we should suppose a inan`of
Tinker'e spirit and saute would carentthis time.
Ito have an crimion.
Telegraph, well remarks that these gentle:
:men may_ play their hand at ignoring; , but the
auestion will not stay ignored. -In -the thee of
t h e se fasts, we have creatures in this ;My, pro
-Sassing to be editors,' who curse ands swear as
Pater,. wham denying his Meat',
m e t th e K. rif..Order does not ignore the slavery'
question, that tag its Anti-Slavery orguantium
But here the Morin finit Betas out rattier
farr .344.51.41V.4.64002.01, to Arulie
, • •
, we .eindd give 'other facts tesriugotitheques
tion were they needed-rich as thefadmentinn
ed by the Nov York mem hut the p ie slavery ,
ilver - Grey 'Whigs of the State d Nevaork have
held a-secret meeting in that city end resolved
to rapport the Know Nothing movement ; or an
-other fact we See' announced, that the Nations'
Collimation of the Know Nothing* is to be held
licaphis, in the spring of '66. Mow mach
chance will an Anti-slavery sentiment have for
expression in Memphis? More, howevei, is not
needed to convince any man truly and honestly
opposed to tlie:eggruldirement and sp read of
eldery.
Far be it froni us to intimate that there is no
sound Anti-Slavery sentiment in the Know Nosh:
ing party. Tens of thteasands of its Northern
members aro true Anti-elavery men, who have'
been beguiled into the Order under the specious
plea of using it to "break up the old pro-absiery
pi - sties." They had no idea of the use designed
to be made of them; and even yet many ormet
be convinced, though ho that runneth may read.
Some of them, the great majority otthem, will be
convinced, of their mistake before long, while
others we fear will be seduced frbm their alle
giance to the prinelples of freedom, and suffer
themselves tote hood-winked and basely deceiv
ed by the pro-slavery lmdere of the party.
We do not bade the Know Nothing party will
be able to go into the SFasidpntitil election with
any fair prospeets of success,ivithout distinctly
takilig ground on the slavery question in its• im
portant issues, especiallyanthe Kansas question.
The attempt to Spore it, to gab it aside - , is too
contemptible, too cowardly,-too time-serving not
to meet with the condemnation of the American
. .
peoile. The pSople of the Rorth have suffered.
long, and have extended their forbearance to a
fault, in the rain hope of something turning up
to delay or render unnecessary the struggle
which every discerning man now sees is impend
ing. They - will not be satisfied with luring the
question ignored, as Rio called, which only moans
submission to the slave power, while a clap-trap
issue is • substituted to enable trucking dem
agogues to ride into - office and power. This
were indeed to sacrifice freedom to folly, to give
up the substance in pursuit of a shadow.
There willbe a party in the free stotes,--it
strong, growing, earnest, energetic party, let it
be, called by what name it will, which will not
bow to the modern Baal, which will not ignore
the slavery question, which will not suffer San
sae to be lost to freedom-without a struggle—a
party which will measure men by their human.
Ity and their worth, and not their place of birth •
by their politicid principles and measures, and
not their religious creed--a party which will:up
hold the honor, the welfare, the dignity of the
country, and save it from the disgrace of tin
reasonable and Anti-Christian intolerance and
proscription en the one hand, and from becom
ing a propaganda of ilattel slavery on the other
--sporty which will have no midnight meetings,
no oaths, and Signs, and pass-words ; a truly
American part 3 ,, set for the defence of Protestant
.privileges of universal liberty of soul and body,
of mind and heirt, a party which believes in lib
erty and practices its precepts, and In the doc
trines of the, Fathers of the Revolution, and is
ready to sustain them. For such a party the ele
menta are ell ready, and the hour of ita inaugu
ration will soon dawn- This is the party which
• will swallow up and destroy every other party,
unless, indeed„ which we do not believe, the
r great experimeht of a free `government shall
-prove to bee failure.
At a moment when the conductors of certain
presses in this city are forgetting all the propri
eties of editoritil - and personal intercoutse, de
grading their ceiling and demeaning themselves,
by imputations of the lowest and most offensive
cast, it is pleasant to fall upon kinder notice
from those whose appreciatiod is of fir greater
value, ana is really something to be mend of.
The New Fork TrOuns, in an able article on
"Journalism and Offtoe, ^ draws a faithful pia
tare of time-serving editors and presses, and
closes thus: t
'But while Were are instances of this sort, we
think oar readers will agree with us that the past
( ow years have Witnessed the growth i this
country of a more manly and untrammeled join
maim than we possessed before. We now have
newspapers which, are worthy of the name; which
are so truly the organs of the best Publio Opin
ion that they can deal with parties and party
leaders an terms of absolute independence; and
which' entertain sorsa a emus of their real dignity,
that ihey would perish rather than anapromuse
' -prz_Ociple or prostitute a truth for flu sale of office
or other personal commodity. In speaking of this
kind of J ournalism the - names 'of The National
Era, The Pittsburgh Gazette, and The Buffalo De
rioeracy spontaneously suggest themselves; there
, are others worthy to be mentioned, but our ob
ject is simply--to illustrate our propdsition; and
.!
as no member of the profession can be in doubt
I to which category he belongs, it Is hardly awes
sary to extend the list."
Hos. Hon= I.O3OIITIISIE, who ran as the
democratic candidata for Governor in this &ate
in 1618, died at his residence - in Montgomery
County, on the 27th alt., aged 65 years:
We publish below an extract from the "Arm
strong Democrat taken from - Saturday's Post
in reference to Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup, also
one from Schuylkill county, both of a late date,
speaking in the highest terms of ttlis preparation
which seems to have made its way into more lo
ealities than our own. • The Dr's. Pectoral, here
at home, has a decidedly favorable reputation,
and has evidence in its favor of a noted charac
ter. The Dr. informs ns that he attends person.
ably to evenTpart of the compounding with great
• Tax Pxotossr. Eimer bfax.-311911liams of
the Armstrong Democrat, in his paper of the
'2sth orApril, has the folloWing about Dr. Geo.
11. Keyser, of our city ; "His trusses are the
best midmost efficacious, for the cure of hernia
in the market. They are. no humbug, which
those who are afflicted with this generally trou
blesome disease, upon trial, will find to be true.
IlisPectoral Syrup is en excellent remedy for
diseases to 'which the throat and - lungs are sub
ject. Wp are not given to puffing patent medi
cines, but whence find en article which proves
worthy, upon a trial, we will not hesitate to tell
the public what sad whose it Is. In three cases'
of troublesome cough, from bad cold, in one
famliy, Dr. Keyser's pectoral syrup proved effi
cacious in giving Immediate relief. In two of
the cases, one bottle each was su ffi cient, and in
the third case a portion of a bottle proved age*:
tire."
(tumorous°, Schuylkill Co.,
April 24,1865. I
To Nr; George W. Oaixly, agent for Dr..Keyser's
• Fedora; Syrup :
1313—1 . take pleasure in informing you that
Keyser's Pectoral Syrup, of which I have syr.
chased - several bottles of you. for the use °My
self and friends, has proveditself decidedly the
best' preparation for , a, severe cough and cold
that - I - I°lva been able to meet with. I have
tried many of the cough preparations of the day,
and cari say with propriety and truth thst I have
found none to equal it in efficiency. My friends
also ape:dill the. very highest terms of it, and
'we are happy that you have the agency so near
us that we may . apply when necessary.
- Respectfully your friend, P. S. Devise.
Yon are at liberty to use this as you may
see proper..
• A Mut(li011 07 PABLIAMINT ATIBCONDID.-llll
der this head the London Times, of April lltb,
alludes to the -tact that the Hon. French; John
WabertVilliers; fourth Bon of the Earl of Jersey,
and W. P. for Rochester,' had absconded, tearing
behind pecuniary obligations of nearly half
million dollars. It it stated that his proceedings
have been each as to completely -blast his char
acter. Ills constituents called a meeting andap
pointel a committee to request him to.reslgn,
but be could not be found. There are s large
number of socereis . by his illegal, proceedinp.
The raw adds; He was born in 1818; be tray
educated at Efon, entered the army in 1837, ob
tained his company is 1848, and left the army in
1847. - During the period of his service he
was side-de-camp in Canada, and afterwards.
in Ceylon, sod finally military socretarkat mad
ras. What could fortune and s high, family
more fora single'. mini It is .to le hoped that
some fittkg answer may be given to the crepes re
now threatened." . _ His:delinquencies are said to
be in connection with horse racing. Ile was •
stewara of a leading jockey club.
Tun Eons Ountson, though planned and con
ducted by Kossourians, was not entirely achieved
by them, for the Itlimorma* as of the border are
not mdrmiently rumors for such a purpose.
Vhoy, therefore, raised a fund of $20,000 with
which they hired four hundred persons to go
from gentsMicy and over two thousind from
other Statel. Each man had, his passage paid
to Remiss and bank, and received'one dollar a
day besides; 'while their leaders got from ten to
twenty-deibus.. 'lids army of 'hirelings Tao
re
quire to be well , armed, and wan ao; The vi
deice of Its merabers wan bat Patt Af elm iond-
Oei for
_lack -they- were paid., Such. rh
iteutente of a recent WU? from LavrrenceClty,
- -
-
- „rpm die Batton Theo ofteiterder.
IMaastreas ittre Dostesten.
after
. -
About half-past two o'clock yerday
nooni, a fire broke out an Battery Wharf, in a
large building constructed of wood, earned by the.
Messrs. Matthews, and from thence proceeded
'ono of the most extensive conflagrations that hes
visited the city of Boston fora long - time. The
value of the buildings destroyol, the mostof them
being old, and constructed of wood, is but 'little
Compared with the amount of property that - was
stored within them, and which togetherwith the
various vessels lying at the whirrest, hsve• been
almost entirely consumed. The building in which
the fire broke out was known by the name of the
"Matthews Block," situated on the northerly
side of the Battery wharf. Itwati a wooden atom
, tare, throe stories in height, and was about three
hundred feet long, and from sixty to severity
feet in width. In it were stored about three thou
sand bales at cotton, and co_klie the whari.-1
front were about a thousand bairftsmrlitidi
had just been discharged from' tho vessels along
side, The flames were first discovered bursting I
from the upper story, and with almost the rapidity 1
of a flash of lightning they spread through the
whole length of the building, end enveloped the
roof in a 111893 of fire. The wind at the time
was blowing very strong from the northwest, and '
it seemed hardly an instant before a building on
the end of Lincoln's wharf, at a distance of from
800 to 1000 feet, was found to have caught from
the Sparks and cinders. Both the buildings were
soon in one complete blaze, and then commenced
one of the eublimest scenes that it is the lot of
a human being to witness. . Between Matthew's
Block and Lincoln's Wharf. wherethe fire was
ultimately stopped, was orange of wooden build
ings, which seemed to burn like Under. The
flames ran through them, commencing on both
aides, so rapidly, that In about two boars the
whole wore laid in ashes.
It was but a few moinepts after the bursting
out of the fire, that the 'store house, occupied by
the United States as a weighing room and other
purposes, was also in flames, and from that the
devouring element leaped along the otherbuild
logs which were in Commercial street, (all of
wood) while the conflagration' also extended
from the structure that had first caught on Lin
' coin's Wharf up to the above mentioned street,
and met upon the corner. *0 it seemed that
the whole range on Commercial street must be
swept away to Union Wharf, where it could be
stopped by the large granite; fire prOof ware
house, but through the wonderful and well-di
rected exertioas of the firemen, the latter build
ings were saved, in a somewhat damaged and
scorched condition.
During this exciting scene, theshipping along
the docks was suffering severely. It being low
tide, it was impossible tor the larger class to
haul intathe stream, even if the necessary help
had been at hand, and they were left to the mer
cy of the flames. Sailors were busy Aloft in en
deavoring to unloose the sails, &c., but a spark
would alight, and the wind fan it into an imme
diate flame, and they were driven from their po
sitions, without being able to effect hardly a
thing in the way of benefit. • The heat through
out was Intense, and the volumes of smoke hin
dered every observation from the land side, ex
cept an occasional glimpse, which displayed on
ly scorched and falling spars, and blazing rig.
ging. Some few of the smaller craft escaped
with but a slight damage, but some seven or
eight valuable ships, brigs, &0., were either le destroyed or very badly damaged. It is
impossible to estimate the amount of damage to
the shipping, but $llO,OOO would not be a large ,
figure, to say nothing of the cargoes which they
had,on board.
- On land, the principal losses, with ens excep
tion, will be in the cotton, provisions and other
stores, contained in the buildings. This exc- 1
op
tion is the people's Ferry property, which Is
tirely• destroyed—buildings, drops, and almdet
everything connected with it. The boats, of
course, were not injured; but the iota of time
Dwell; which willbe required to repair damages,
to say nothing of the matter of feet value lost,
will be an immese damage. This was one of the
finest ferry ostablismimts in the country,and PO,-
000 will not cover the loss on the buildings
and fixtures. This property was between Bat-
tery•and Lincoln's wharf, and is new a mass of
cinders and ashes.
In the cellar of the building, occupied for the
U. 8. weighing purposes, was stored
clout $lO,-
000 worth of lard, which it is thought will be
saved in a damaged condition. About $lO,OOO
Worth of pork in barrels, belonging to Annisonl
Fay & Co., was either saved or destroyed, by be
ing rolled into the dock. A large number of
barrels were staved in the operation, but it Is
probable that the greater portion.will be got out
without serious damage. Large quantities of
salt and other stores were destroyed in the Tali
lons buildings- The total amount of loos and
damage cannot, by any means be accurately es
timated at present, but there can be no doubt
that it will reach the sum of Aat,f a million of dot
/ars, if it does not exceed that sum. No less
than three engines were consumed, or rendered
unfitfer use.
- -
Famx TEAMS or Board .—The amount of the
fruit business of Boston probably atirpasse.s that
of any other city in the Union, ease New York,
and the esles of some particular kinds of fruit in
Boston oven ready exceeds\that city. About
seventeen thousand boxes of oranges have arri
ved at this port since Saturday. Since last
September 70,000 boxes Oranges, 30,000 do Lem
ons, and nearly 800,000 drums figs. From this
port as the great centre fruit is distributed not
only to every village and town in New England
but to a certain extent all over the country, even
to New York and Phllsulelphia, and is exported
in great quantities to foreign countries. The
New England consumption of Oranges, Lemons.
Pigs, Raisins, to.. Is immense, probably much
more in proportion than in any other district of
country. To amply the population of Boston
alone we shank' need quite a fleet annually from
the Illedditerranean with large CltrgOip- - 4 308 i 011
TM!. •
-
A report having got abroad that Mr. Mason,
Commissioner of Patents, was about to resign
his office, we are glad to tee the report cantra
dieted in one of our city papers yesterday.
We
have never hod occasion to txansact any busi
ness in the Patent Office ourselves, be, •• se who
have will learn with pleasure Mr. Mason • 'co
habit continuance at the head of the cam. '
officers, we believe, are more popular, or more
deservedly so.—National inteiliyeriecr.
-
Gen. William 0. Butler, who IleB, a few days
since, nominated as Democratio candidate tor
Congress in the Tenth Kentriolry District, has de.
aped. .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What our Neighbors soy of Dr.:3l'Lane's
CXLEILRATED LIVER PILLB—Nsw Pass. Swot 'Mb:
ledL.—We. the wudesilsowL having made • trial of Dr
31Zue'ffeelebrard Lists Pills
that mast welinosilediro Met
ther are the Lest medicine for • Pick Headache. DJs
sad T her IZ:implant:dud, we base Imes used.—
We tate ulesittre la tworammodlng them to the,ahlia.
ant ars ornifident, that If those who are troulded with ass
of the above coraulaints will aim them a fair trial, tees
WU not hesitate to eckuowletgetheir beneficial effete
InM! UNI Tres.
Purchasers will be darefal to us tor MAN=
0 CLERRITED LIVER PILLS. and take cue else. Them
are other Pills, pates to be lava Dills gem base
the until% also, his OelebraUd Vermiform eau nowt* had
it all respectable Drug Stores In the United Statet also.
for sale by the ebb! ProPtietoss, MALMO 0THZ.1123;
fueSdesecoesserst.
As and Paginedi
a p
Clazteei Spanish Mixture stands nrifefroinent abase all
otfiets. Its shigniszly afileschme action on the b1om1;
111
sitwittift and shirring quilltlmaite total, action on
the Limn Its tandem toads, all Dumb. to the news.
tiarraby dellsuing ths preterit according to Ilatton's
oam
ifratefh.tionitts hermless; and at the rams time salmon
&ma/ good effects. and the amber Mimes testified to
by many of th e most respectehls citizens of Richmond,
17h. and elsewhere, meet be conclusive evidence MOON*
Is no Mantas stout IL The Wel of single tattle stlll
satisfyfhsmoet lfity bomefita. See advertise
malt In soothes column. ' -• • apZo lasitief
Anothar licstance of the efficacy of Boex
lIATVB HOLLAND PITTRItth ; •
Ni M. ponnumas, of the Union tiff ee, mYr—Some
realm Arse being aezionely 'effected with red. and U.S .
drew at the stomachflemof appetite. and, at time* ening
Tartans of dysteneffne lerashadneed to try your tiollimff
Bitten, and I. fool It buten act ollnatico to the article, aa
'Cell as foO the toed of those who may be affected with MUD
decampment of the stomach, to state, that the nee of one
Angle bottle of this medicine preyed of Incalculable bona
%t. having freed the stomach from alipionse Idson.
and removed steel wart= of d7epepda.M ao
remark, that two other ntembrra of_ my Way, who wee
afflicted In • gruffer manna with • Mralgt,"" 4,44.17
lettered by the nee do single bottle of oath. .
Bee adrattleement. • ap3O4ll•T
Marsh's Radical Curti .Truss will cure
tarty "ray cam of Womble Manta,
Tnuies st sulsos - urioes slis7sou land.
=lam's Trams of dittenrot, foci sad „stoeugtat tot,
Mutts Stocking* fee Vialeees raleste4Velna
abdominal fltanortere , -A , doseaillaavat tilde. • ! •
Plle flea% *a the etataet arta ease at Mee. 1
Ohaulagr Hraeaeto Mitt& ett6k4eact ashamed too-
ditloaat the mu% &act many titemasattbs Meet
:Emend= Batuhatet !
Altthese articles may be hat at siir 01:42: =I
BM Wbolesate ad Retail Vitra ~DEPOT,' Wag
elan et' the Golden Date/Lae 4111 be seat to SSW 'port
et the aatatat . nab* the =lei sad meelatm--
A SubtftitateEn the New TAinor
Dlt..l3Blllll'S Atinmsoctsamquif AUX* s oh
A cooonithsted eeptahls extract, me sas tante Wm.
(Maki. Yoe the Iblbrang 1=44133te..tt soferkwitha,
K. =awl= Doposia , 'Atm . 04,-0044 0234 * Zrat
taigis. pact. Arent 4f 41 Ortdiakiirleuo frosionA Gape.
Dagety. MIN taraidiw.bintablia to twelves leashes
In the - yam. mai. ter shamus MAL'
instsica .1.14 it. hoe soil a, we Welted tterseeet
entitylatt rend* ga, to wow who we really dedeme
of breakin ett Indelateset le intedeithMWTE 111 .
this elixir Ida be • greet help. Bold si Pa tott 3 " 4
the pros Stan of Dn. ono. KUM, 5 o.lb W 4c4
strect tome? of Mtn guy; Ii! at. ehe. (Haat elestsv.
, • Nue' suul Comiort.7-The • GonnaOatar
. ,
latai igtvortel ham Paxii,:asetly alta the ask to th•
Piallsrfitavi of Ow Itimitso I ire lltt, L Y aig7 ' O R th•
.beiwl oaana lea.` Anoint 04 • gen Lit Mr MAO
64 TT W 44 91. WM/ PCOMAL - 4
.1011110.11 AXER it CO.'S
TRUE NEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL.
Caret'lly.grepared from none but fresh and
boollhr Users, anden,the personal anyersbani of their
Kant at the fisheries.
.1. 0. 0. k 00. Gnat abater. In adoring their brand
of 011. nblota, on manta of Itto =rain clods of lortmss.
14. m. frtithuilnoa Potttr. onb takan vithout disrellsh
by the most delicate..
It is insasioemay to advert • t4 . - trillu alma? o.
this vary salaibte sod ottentife" y. lii ransom in
the eint. of Ohms% absinissalot • forofists, and Lunn 001
ease& when skilful WIWI and perasnared In, Is to
longer a manor of conjortorr, it la tio* seknorkdasi to
Paeans boding virtues alarms inconsverabla to any. other
WWI. Sold In bottlas, wholesale and rstall.lry the man.
ufseturtes. JOHN 0. SLIER a 00..
• No. 100 North Third it.. Pidlattelptda.
And by
yraidltsln littsburati and eirsortisra.
01110 atEANSYLV&PiIk RAILROAD.
ONLY RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST PROM PITTSBURGH.
On and after MONDAY, March I.2th,
thAPASMGES MAIO will run es Wove, until far
ther notiw
' Pat Tzars win LW? aT 8 L. L
idait Thus " " al BS. sr.
Luaus " at Br. u.
Them Trains all run through to °rennin, and connect
thin with Mt tkaroulme and Cincinnati. Ohio and Ludt.
roc and Bellefentains and Indiana Railroad, At Msur
field. connections ire; made Bo Newark, Trwswale, INer•
reerille. Sandusky, Toledo, Mimeo, Au; mad et Allisme
the Cleveled. Su. • No Imam ran on BundaT.
Through Tickets ere bid to Cincinnati, Louisville, St.
Louie, liadlaimpolls, Chlcami, Hark 'Wand. Port Warm.
elevaland and the urinals& towns andoltles in the West
The NEW BRIGUTON AOOOIIIIIBDATION TRAIN will
ease Pittsburgh at 10 a. u. and 14. P.. and New DMA
tan at 7 a. se and 1 r. r.
Tar Tickets and turtlucr initonatiou. muds to
J. G. CORRY:
At the comer Discs. under the Idocurnirehele Mum.
Or at the Pedant emit &Minn. to
OILORCIE PAHAIN, •
Ttalurt Agent
Plitsb=o. M. cL 10th.1805
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Iron tailing, Iron Vaults, Yanit Doors; Window
Shatters, Window Guard:, la.,
Nos. 91 Second at., & 86 Third sty
(between Wood and Market,)
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Have on band a variety of new patterne
hnar and P1,1'.. gulf:able Or all InaMm not kuhr
tendon yald to oneloelns GMT. lota Jobbing done
shalt notice. sah9-tf
WESTERN TEA STORE,
Corner of Wood and Sixth 'streets.
W. A. M'CLURG.
Our Teas trill be 1 mind on trial unequaled
al the prime In th•eity:
mart plc
Black• a
Oolong, 40.50, 62, 75, Young Ifyson—,so, 62,
1,00 and 1,25 per Ibl l
75, and 1,00 per lb.
Engllreakfass, - 50 and Imperial &G.P., 75,
73 eta. per lb. 1;00 to 1,50 per lb.
T.. put up In %dor boom from sto 20 It.. for 6ulll
us. • Mara dlecount mad. ton mll dodo.
COFFEE—Jaw. In Ottaym. awg Rio Cb" Cowl .0
Roasted.
Rtieid.RS—Le!orrina's and Beideses Laaf.l Po/wised and
A t e, Chocolat. aptext, *a Pres . A .41 Drio b rno s
de.
British and Continental Bututaga.
MOH? Bath PRAWN 112
DUNCAN, 811BI11AN k CO.,
ON TILE , lINION BANK, LONDON,
IN SUMS OF LI AND U PW ANDS. •
These Drafts are available at all the
prim
elg.lTonnaofLoes rd. Stotlaad sad Ireland, sod tar
Coutlarat. •
Wa alto data Einar RILLS Do
11. A. Granebsom & Bailin,
IIiANSIORT A MAIM •
Whleb strys as a Itealttataa to all rams of tiertosay.
Salto:land and Rolland.
Pinata Intruding to travel shroadatsy pnzars Mamma
as Laden of Orailt., ablobalonsy tan bs obtaltad.
modal. la say pa nof letaolla. -
as of 8111.. Notes, .4 stalls secarltlss I. Ro•
tor 2 3 1scalat prompt &Mattel..
WM. 11. 'WILLIAMS t CO.
w.a. come Mad stmt.
DUBUQUE. lOWA.
We offer for sal° One Hundred Loth, very
sdenntsirsossly lorntsd, ths eltr of Dubnono. sad re.
strothrhy rep nest proposals for the rams. or soy Portion
L ot than.
0319pletlosi'ot , the Onat Contra! R. R. to
eiLT—ths lets* Upper Illistrelppl River tritium
trsassetsd has—ths beim hod trade. WIWI.. *Oh the
Vntorht Isnldlr antedating 'rains areal estate. colobins
; to promise assirsbli malts to these vishltut to wrest In
(Sty Property.
Any Information CU Da Promptly ormnrunlestrd If as
Btid. address T. B. .11:110P COMPLN
que I.
' Dubu, lona
P ennsA ke Company,
OFPTTSBURG__
oouirm eV TODWTIA AND VIVI num —arm.
AIITIICEIZED CAPITAL 8300.00 0 .
LVECRE BUILDINGS AND OTHER PROPERTY.
AGAINST LOSS OR DINLIGE BY FIRE
AND VIII MILS OF •
, ra and Inland Navigation and Transportation ,
118.
WI L Y. .3 OttOhniten. .912ltiak.
kis r
s Sproul. •
Lomb Pante... =.elr'reisT
B. -Comrinsu.
wads Usamtan.
A. A. VistMts.•thwak.
' D.ll. Vast.
UrVICBII.B.
.Wm 7 Johnston.
sins Prosidorsl—Rody Patters..
Senytary anecTreantra•—• A Canis,
41.41gara,Sersdary—S 8 Canis,. Irssl
Citlieses Insurance Coinp7 or rat:scarp
DAGALICY fs-airunt.
nuistriuA, Eeep.
01714.11. 4 WATFJOD ST DETWMI
S. WARIOLTtAND
WOREET
0 in - INlffsi t Latn tc7.4? Ti1DR41114.117
hatitt. avow. Loss or KR ,DF.A., ~ .csby. csby Frr, A LSO
' ZirrilArrnbacrat IVA V10.A710.19
laascroid
Illehard Fiord.
gy
Jobs rr. Inlurrika
Frauds &Alas.
J. Sebeaumarsa
Pler a nblC t u4b. lll. Th Patn i :ok. it.
.16s. !I. Co,Mr.
PITTSBURGH
Life. Fire .41: alarm Insurance Company;
Office, Corner Market and Water Streets,
ITTPSDUAGH, P*.
• str. .GALAI P. Prorkke.t. Um D. 1100**, Beef.
is Company makes every hemline°
to or roomed with MILS.
tjaar t g=lD:=l,.. fa h lto mad .
Mil)
And against Loss or Damage by. Fire,
And sealatt the Peelle of the Ben ead Inland lee•htation
and
P=fie !Omani.' eostateteat with eahtf
to ell Artie*
/311.1.111111.1 . Dzw.lief
Robert 13s1n111.
Amen& noon.
WluiJu
John v P la 1 u
Jahn 'Mal Ja
vin,.
Juno% mnall. •
Johnll9ll,
mei:61716 Mod nen7 1:
PHILADELPHIA
Piro and Life Insurance Company.
No._ 149 DECESTNUT STREET,
..OPPOarlt Villt COSSWI 110 USA
Will make all kinds of Insurance. eithor
Perostse, or Llmltad. on sr 047 drtiPtlau Of honest! ar
11'"U'41". 1101g1ISVICIN U O I . IClrot
IL ..WlA, n VlrFre.iddent.
Mai. P. /farm ''''
K U Cope.
R. 5. Engliab; Geo.yl. mown,
'Watt,
5. J: Vstisrgoo. IL WO" ,
V. SILICIOOPINSS G. 00 rim Agent,
. dAtt - Irrs ; tame Third sad Wood streets.
extern" dom_p_wr '
OF PITTSBUR
. cr . H.„..,.
41 " 38Kuus ' n "" 1-- Wricing or aho and
- Will Imre Ag,a_lntit
Mtnno Rieke.
&Ana. Jr. •-• 11x. &&&t.
3.W ' Bl4l° ' .. ,Nir ftltsco. NatielHolms.
WI:I2AM . j„a x „„
ih=mls.
sm" - b ..0
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WA tom Taint: are wii
644 Pr lLuwn AinarM lusesst tzu,
litnatutpl&4l& Wl2.lPr')"
Reliance Amine Immune Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
_._
• (WIWI NO: IA WILNIT BTRAZT.
$11:721.614-4sset4lt2=4. din gs,
lotrada,
IMI.uitRIRANOIir—On Buildings, Ater
dirat.lrtirnt"' or
utak - Oat.ttol=tll intorod to same tho pronto
of Qs gooloso_y.„Titticatt liability tor loom ..
The 0011D1.10oellSeatto of this o=ooitY. Mr9u... art
COnTagblq, ItMdrlta . tn. oral sod. ;cu. ouss"7;
ftwtotitti..
Clem VMS it.unbuist.'
wium-xemponi Bast.
• ark% G. Jul".
• +i =et L. Taylor; - Etrau y . •
Jamb .Dstottait. . Mt ,
• (I.ll.ratrrn* '• • Wi tOnnr ' Zs
- ••• 11O . 14144tird Viotti ste.
lOLOIES_L-RA OMISBOR TIW • 'CO
'BuO'D ' •
43 - 1 4: UOLM.EB .
itaxtruartnissi or , - ;
gOrat•BOX VICEI3,II.OOIIMM.YRON -AX;
*w:commas, 8LED121313,11.14%
" - 100103, PICK&
Tintbor,l)l,lll, Tobacco &Cotton Merv;
Cae -kikfting:Olaninestrts'kgaitierr•
sod Bridge Dolts, 'vitt' :Dread Astt
~oommpplate, :,
PITTEIIIII
sitsisoistsoss. watsslxa yri noir*. 13? " 3
Lwow Juts minium as.
iftilllyadtvsznaled•
HENRY . : H. COLLINS,'
cro m nti igrg NAlri cat
AND WItOLEMAIrn DEALER IN •
.42 1 11'!BUTTER,INEEDS,..
•No 25 tret, 'Fitt
wasrece:ceisrenre s .
Joss r
Tairatriliritretlf,
1 1 1 7 u o s .4s irtt as o(I T
,Po'ff-'4429°).17.51(tg'5,
i tgtife r!_!,ozmwoi4A:4"«%
The Greeted Medical Discovery
- \ OF TILE AGE*
Mi. Kennedy, of Roxbury, has discovered
i n one emu common seaters weeds • remedy that curs
esse ysirml of Senor, from Ns wont &armlike to a ammo
Yireria
Tie haat:rivet It In over eleven hundred mes a and never
gelibsd eland In two oases (both thunder humor.) life has
rum In Me poiression over two hundred tertigate, of Its
vales. an within twenty miles of Berton.
Two bottles are warranted to cure • nursing *ore mo th
One to threstotiles will eine the worst kind of pimples
of the fseek.
Two to thole bottles will elder the err= of bllea
Two bottles ate warranted to cure the worst conker in
the month and stamach. •
Three to Sr. Unties are warranted to am A. wont
wee of arTell.dea
One to two bottled are warranted to curs ali humor In
the eyes,
Two bottle era warranted to curs running. of the ears
and blotches among the halo.
your to six bottles are warranted to care corrupt, and
running ahem.
One bottle win cure Gaily eruption of the skin.
Two to three bottles are warranted to gas the worst
owe of ringwrrin. ?
Two to three kille an warranted to cure the meet de
pmts cues of rherunatban
Three to lime bottles ars wanantid to cuffs salt rheum
rive to eight bottles willows the worst case of emoted&
• benefit Is always experienced Ikon, the East bottle.
and a perfect cure Is eranented when the above quantity
Is token.
Nothing looks eo haprobable to those who have In rain
tried ell the wonderful medicines of the
common weed growing in the pastures. and along old
stone walla Oswald cure every Manor In the POD= yet
It to now • geed fa.. If you have ahem. Whoa to gut
Then ire no lb nor ands, hums or bale- about It suiting
Nome and not yours. 1 peddled over a thou sad tot-
I ties o It in the vicinity of Baton. I know Its agate In
. caw. It has already done some of the greektett=ree
ever °min Ilensach culotte. 1 gars It to etillgirat a Tim ,
old; old people of sixty. I have wen poor.Punr, warm/
100 g children. whea flesh was eon and flabby, reetunst
to a elect elate of health by ens bottle.
T thou who ars subject to • deg hautschet one bottle
er else. may It. It gives great relief to catarrh and
dies nese Some who have been aril. for years. have ta
ken and been regulated by It. Where the body le sound,
It work quite easy, but when there Is any derangement
of the funetione of nature. it will muss very singular reel
hags, but you must not be alarmed—they elseye dlr.
pear In teem four dare to a week. Than Is more • bad rw
welt Dem it. On the contrary, when that feeling le gone
you will feel yourself like anew parson. I heard some of
the most extravagant *amnions of it that man ever Bs
timed to. No therm. of diet Is ever neoessary--eat the nest
you ran get. I hays liksahe an herb, which. when dap
moved in net oil. dissolves Scrofulous swelling of the
nook and luster the cars. Price6o owls.
Price of the
ll.Nedlelper bottle.
DISECTIOMOIt Wt.—Adult. one table•sproonfed ye
day. Children over eight year,. dessert as
children
from li ve to eight years, tee-spoonful. as no direction min
bop weds o n
to ell conetftuttous, take enough to
oerate on the bowels twice. a day.
bir. K ENNEDY glues personal attendee. In bed (WPM
of merlin
Sold, wholesale, and retail. at Dr. KILYS/OPS, 140 Wood
trust. roman of 01ren alter fs6dawl
REMOVAL.
McCORD & CO., HATTERS,
Have removed to their new Store, 131
Mod sire, G ‘Mort above ion Styr t. which we have built
with the azure. adaptation to our increased buslnese.
The tint floor has been Stied up In MODERN STILE
exclusively Dr our retail trade, where .111.1 , 0ir. Le hmul
• complete assortment of the 81015 T PaSHIONAULD
STYLES of Cents . and Youths' Deese and lift Ilata and
Cap, ea well ea LADIES' RIVIDU RAID and 0111 L.
DERR'S GOODS, adapted to the wagons. We shall be
pleased to see our Mends at our new More.
The Slur upper Marini are expressly for our WHOLE.
SALE TRADE. where wlll ba found • foiratock of Rate
and Caps, embra.ing dearer, Silk, every variety, Soft, Pa.
name. Leghorn, Braids, and Palm Leaf Hate: Bilk Plush
and Cloth anis. and Children'. Dada of all kinds.
Merchants visiting our city will Sod It their Interest to
examine our stock, as our facilities axe such se to amble
rm to ornmete with any jobbing house In the earths,
citlea ng27
Special Bulletin for the Sick.—Dr.
Mores heeporeflus Cbrdial relieves with wonderful rapid
ity every ,dlevirder incident to the Masten. apparatus:
dons the aPpetRU revws the ',Creagan harden. them..
ales. bream the nerves. dews elutioitY to the spirits, re
unite the mental energise. Waste. dersondeney.Laparta
to the attenuated frame a more robust oppearative snare
Irritation. ulna the disturbed imasinatlon, builds up the
shattered sunetitutkau atal may be taken without fear
by the tubbed maiden. .If. or mother, es it Is °unposed
solely of the juicea of rue Orientid herb., potent only to
Invigorate. exhiletate and restore.
If the eystem has brume relaxed by Improper Indolgeo.
sea, the tangle will Info. amore rigOTOus VlUllty into°,
sly Wean. The. luau& reeoltina from let. boors or too
lose application to later 01 •07 Mad. 11 elniokir mowed
by Its action.uld ladles menu.' In sedentary ountotione.
and rain et to lnerownienos therefrom, will god It a ma
and healthy ettmolsat Wberetha circulation of the blood
to slusidsh. or uty of Um ftuutiens of the body an atunend
del or Imperfectly paribraol. It.IU notary the natural se
tion ud oommonitate permanent energy to the secretive
and diatributive organ.
Thou who are bowed down by physkol deldlity. and so
feeble e to darted" of ever twararing the vigor aod adorn
of manhood. are bevitvi to stroll& wonderful insinorent
. trial. It embodies tho alementiof their restoration. —
Before they have consumed the Out bottle, they will be
wurions that the recupsratire principle le at work to ev
ery debWtated portion of their frames, and hope. soon to
to roamed In their thorough recovery. will erring up In
their haute.
The cordial is put no highly convent:rated, In pint hot
UM. Pre. 33 per butte, two Mr S-5. sir for PM
C. 11. anon. troprletor.
No. litt Itroadwity. New Tort-
AoMMlL—Pittabmwdo YLOrrea Bus-, No. GO Wood strut;
Geo. IL CMS.. ISO Wood et; R. N. lIELMOM. Wood st.—
Allegheny Girl J. P.
Sold by lfruzsiate throughout the Masi Sates, Oahe
wag Ow Mew seem*
Bess Known when Tried.—These gent! e
meta take pleasure In teetirTlMl I. Mama MB. Melm
eetoek . • temente, became tweet the Eau used It
in their private practice ea yhystemne for • number at
yea:Land they have known It.by
A ntertwetien. te OM
New usext, J aly 4th. Mk
Mum. B. ..4. Tolincerock ef to,
o.7uzia.:-110 , 100 sold your minable Vermitum
lbw mime rime. and baring seen hunted Tar many Team we
would recommend It to all ne • sale end atecient remedy
for ell num of worms. In no iniltatte• have we ever men
any mil rmultsfollowing Its unalnietratlon, but always
has tt answered the jprp....o for which It wu lotend'ide
and been entirely sauemmol7.
Believing that ererytteln that tau been Mt both Ines
card to its vistner Is etrictly socatdance with our ob.
serrations, not only as mactittoners. but as men of bust.
nem, we would unhesitatingly say to all who mad thle.
that, It la the beet Vermiguire now in unhand that Its eir.
Wes are best known when tried.
ItiEle . t,riodvsa a 11LELY.
Prepared and mold by R. A. PAILIMOCILOO.. earner
of Wood and lira eta. apg.dterT
A Gentleman living on Bgnifrel Hill
says "My wife Mu Mau sorely afflicted with Dow - Deli
for the last year. During tide time shebad mad so many
medicines which seemed to arallasate rather them imam
the dlsecee, that we shoat despaired of her recoserr , —
Living In the country she enjoyed all the ed.:Aurae or
pure air and exercise yet each day she seamed to tel more
enfeebled. With some &faculty I persuaded Ws to take
Tour llolland Macre. which I am happy to gat* has com-
Meterl sued Pam Seel'adverthiesieut- ap2ldfiw4. _
itat. B. f. 70.
.toa
suggested by a iinglie aPPliWire. ar
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
—wta red donde darken In the twilight. •
And blacken our heasen's blue
Bo eilliTgeOso's Hint Du tunuth
•
To black the hair that redly burceth.
The calla lleh cunningly blacksmiths foam • ,
When an enemy dart at the queer little gnomes
let as Cola ("Mucosa will darken the
With his Du of all dyer most *Mont and caul
Cristidores Excelslu 11421 Dye ls wad wholesale and re
tail at Dlt. KINSTIVS, 140 Wood AM cot, at 11u alga of the
(Jokiest Muter. are 27 dikw.
Ss; billinasat.
Jam* W. linihnan,
Chu. Arbthnot.
avid
/Sunni° N. Lee,llltAnaning.
Neuralgia.—This tormidablo disease,'
which seems to baffle therailll of ph releleUr. 714111 like
=Ude to Coltor's Elpauleliblicture. •
Mr. 1. Boyd., formerly of the Aster Maoris, Nem:York
Sod lste proprietor of tholes - change Dote), illehowcad.
Is one of the hundreds who ham been eared of /sure Neu
este.: bi.outor'. Spaulth Mixturs.
Blom We ware, hobs recommended It to numbers el
others, who were rafferins with raearlu entry term of Ma
ewe, redline most wonderful mesas..
Ile sap it la the moot, extraordinary medicine he has
ewer used, oodthe oat Mood mina known,
flee adrartlamOant In another column. mhZedwrialier
IVEII
-The Stemma prepares tho elernente of the
,bne end the bloipi; and II It does thll VOA feebly and ha
lentratly, llter. lisessee le the-pertain result. di soon.
*eyeing., as any iffectbia oftbellter tspetmlred. we may
helms that the digestive OIVIIIII.IIIII I ' Da of enter. The
end thing to be done. in to, Administer a rpecifle which
will mot airsetlr open the stotandi,the.mainsining of the
salami mschlaery- d'or twirl:pose we can 'reeoniscend
floodand's derinan Bitters. prepared by• Dr.,(). M. Jackson
Phnedelphip Acting's an alterative laa . • tonic, It
etrengthehe thedlifestloa... changes the condition of the
blood and UW1 , 41 ;wives Mule:Ur:to the bonds. ace
-sdeerihernest. •• • aplB-2wd4irT
SPEING. STYLE OF HATS.
WO ORD
4S .ffe
, CO..
ATTE "
• _
.
. .Have now on hand, s afr e sh - s u ppl yp Of Oen
tlessme DRUB TIM Sysisi , Mids. • .. - .
. Also, • complete samrstcheat of Gents' sad Youths' ItOn
II AV, of the latest tsshlonk to whleh they Invite Meat.
Leaden of the public. Owner Filth scaNYeed orts:' • sitar;
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
RETAIL-DRUG STORE,. favorably locat
ecl, at Club comer of Medina salitlizt7 Ma, Allanbeni
Mtn ‘lll Do Oda on tenonsblo Won Yoe nortleunine
=MOM of 'FUMING BOOS..
Wholorolo Dnumisto, No. CO WWI Ot.
Wl4 cadlna PI Mtn:mils. Pomo.-
ARNOLD lc WILLIAMS
Cbiloon FUTIIaCeSi Wron Iron Tubing
-
AND 3TITINGOZNERLLIN.
- For Warninkr and laddation 61/31adinis.
Aak iriacoatraet lltir Warming and PortaLAW br
tUainor nalNer.liposaahlOoseirort**Marebers,
lichooti:Eforpltals How" Manama
WI notes or Dvelltturr:'Ne. Mutat rt.. Patera r
EAM 11 /
PEA 11.1. T .
"GliFalx ' 'they of the,
. •
fam ili es a n et
Flour delivered to
its - tb•
.or In 0.2 b° l "
tr o delta
Ordn „41.1%
Lgi• , . , w
AN vet te on
snAudkivii%Trb n ctre ti
- by 100.
/1* 'l'24.x.s. BarAN"N -
elintook's ZonalMedicsAnat.—We
in eteen,o'n:we of tholtat ottsto others. to thud •
uttlottatit *trout* ot Woo g
toinaoqh=ll7
Balm ofATAO—
rems u fo s r
P lu rce
atruur 140142*349•424.01.1thg
Te u Erna% I su t
1X4740n tOk odd ai umsc--os
.
: , :ileerl eriliaa Gallery.:. , .
,ARMELSON,.itouId- respectfully- inform
Ws ftitt ida ttat tei vrase to
rlea4llt and bat Dow somptstod l l ol tIV i , .
Post Vito: stes• ths =VIA sig
lay lAittd.
Vert•OtTyg pllM.Pilltha United Ram - , its us now
sospasni_m...is =mote t . la of m alt ..t iltr m s e ws c g iu ilfactirarilterigi .
ie owe. , maw
. A. FAJEJNES'rOCK & CO.,
CORNER OF WOOD AND.FMST STREETS,
PITTSBU.R.GI I •
Importers and. Dealers In
w-Nrum) orb,
VARNISHES, TURFENTINE, TANNERS' 011,
,ri,ow GLASS, PAT. MEDICINES, SPERM.
'GLASS WARE, 'PERFUMERY, IWHALE OIL,
SURO.INSTRUM'TSIBRUSHES, SPICES.
MANUFACTURERS OF
WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD &
wL HAVE REMOVED TO OUR NEW BUILDINGS AND NOW HAVE INCREASED
facilities tor filling orders with wromptness and di...Wet.
w i l ai , e 3 i , sug i rieset partners In the Eastern sales to take advantage 0. st o l b eingtv ltt the market,Thow sashimi
to
Otn. brand 5 Iflr Mar anassn "‘" to f.
be kn i icra rms ffpkras and At WE/OEM nOt •swilaMaisit by egY
for fineness and whiteessa.
a
. B A t ir VAIINEISTOOB•B VilaktlYUGE tarnished with English, Eiennii.u, Preach
. ang:Bpanilt DLtectiosta.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AUCTION SALES.
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS,
C. 0 =MT
HUSSEY' CifiiLLS,
PORK PACKERS.
Wholegal° Dealers In Provilitne,
• IND
GENERAL COMMISSION MEROELANTS,
NO. 315 Lirissrr .STREET,
Cormardal Wm,
PITTSBURG°, PS..
Black Spanish
EGGS FOR HATOII.I•NG.
Vhave made arrangements which will
enable to to ofraithe ZOOS atlas termite varlet/
for hatchhig, to our
amend and PcMltry Amateur.. ••
rafted variety of Dommtle
the Mad
Poultry. 247•1011:arecurelY 'loanked home of one
dozen each. Pripet& For sale by
royidmw•T id. SHAN IiLAND, 129.WOodetreet.
tIE Stoarfoiders of the Perrysville and
Zellenople Plank Road Oompanr aro notified ttat •
le li ting of the Stockholders of
odd Road will be held to
the Town Hall, at Zelienople, on TUESDAY, the day
f May nerst, - ma business of importaime, ands. requeet.ed of
o be punctual in their attendance, at 10 o'clu:k A.tM.
said day. By order of the Board of Maneners. -
myl-SterT ABRAHAM ZIAILES, Prod.
FOR SALE-12 Country Seats on
hand side of the Fourth street Road. t miles ffam
town- My gone of the handsomest and most healthy
locations near the city, and • most *growth's road for
drivingat all hours. They are_ .11904 oppe_sits the_reol
rey''andjralL eir"lfairtlattdEzi.ow4grlii,t, .
colony, knee jells, an offer of .ths beet lomtion In the
vicinity of Pittsburgh: or It trill be sold in tote to nor tar
tles who will improve thorn. latallire or
TLlollete WOODS, V. Fourth st
GREAT BARGAINS offered this week in
Print Laonn,home , t• wPwsnir. &rages astoolsie
Inlay low pries; 1..01 , 06 Prints for • Dime, at tbo Bo6tou
More, 63 Marko: et myl* B. 6LIELDY!N.
I UST recd by Express this morning, a new
Lot of Erobrolderien. Bo d sly. v illo . re i x .b . I n s o bt Cloths ,
63 ZLIV. 4 . I ' . '''''' .Vi lk. t e. ;metal:l. '
SEED POTATOES—Mountain June;
Purple CPUt Ell Weak
A.b. Len( Kidney: Poach Blows. In Morn and
f.l. rim n. Hit. EIIANKLAND, MI Wood Wert.
iii GOS-2,300 doz. now landing from steam-
E,/ or Empire for Ws by 19 (IAD DICKEY k CO.
V ROUND NUTS—MO Backs now binding
Thom steamer AlleSh.niWish , bj
nut ISMAU MILEY • Ca
RK-31. bbls. tees reo r cfand f sato by
BILL or
LIGGETT. Water et.
_ _
DOTA'iOES-10 0 bus. various kinds rec'd
and kepis by myl BELL £ LIGGETT.
WY PEACHES-10 bbls. in store and
& gala by myl • BELL & LIGGETT.
BROOMS—GO doz. Corn Brooms in store
and for mdo by myl BELL& LIGGETT
IT
myl OPS-3 bales Ohio Bops for sale by
BELL t LIGGRTE
- -
EARLS-2o cask 4 for Ralo
y
BELL t LIGGInt
CLOVEn. SEED-1O bbls. in store and for
sale br mr bELI. A LIGOEIT.
OATS -600 bus. for sale by
mrl HALL L,LtriGIETT.
ORN MEAL-50 hbls. in store ana for
tale by mrl BELL * LIGGETT.
EW TIUTTING CIIRESR--100 bxe this
day received by lIILERY IL COLLINS.:
. .
i t UTTER-10 bxs prime Roil Butter reo'cl
LE We day by amyl HENRY H. OOLT.INS.
GOLDEN SYRUP-15 bble receiving from
Canal for We LT • 1 A.TWELL, LEE h CO.
COFFEE SUGAR-20 bbl Coffee Suva'
reealaina and for malaby ATWELL. LEE a. CO.
LRIFIED SUGAR-15 bbis receivin
&ad Mr Wsb7 myl ATWELL. 1.:68 k CO.
LINO WASH-25 doz. in store and for sale
by my] ATWELL. LEE I 00.
ACON lIAMS--.
mentgand for We trr
BUSHED Saalt--60 bbls just receiving
from earialsta for do by ATWNLL, LES fXI.
ACON SIDES-8 casks Bacon Sides in
atoeb .4 for sale by akyl IL DALZELL k CO.
SALERS V ILLE PROPERTY FOR
SALE—Oonslating of two lota 0 , ground hawing a
front ma /fain street of 13) net and extruding 125 feet to
Water et, on which It erected a frame dwellings, two Ao
rta high, which rent far $l5O. All nada fsoces, good'
stable. out houses, do. sip:Xl B. Wt./LEV at WS.
AMUSE
New Attractions at
B. WINTER'S
VD RIVALED EXHIBITION 07
ElT.C. f ki, DIO RAMAS,
CR IRTAL INV JEWS, /
MASONIC
TROPESoft.
AT MASONIC ILkLL,
livery Evening , Tnis Week.
Exhibition will - commence with a so-
Ti r e E s of Crystalline Vlemagornes on the"llleer Rhine,"
npremerkting
BRains, Moonlight Scenes, Cities, Sea Views, At,
too nurvone r d ilention La an athertlemsent.
Aft"
NEV A CTIVIAMATROPEito
with o variety Of New Metantorphcees.
To be followed CU by.ahe celebrated
FAIICAL DIORAMA&
Illaetratlee of the following stibJecta eascePtible to
the change. peculiar to the natural day. remeeenting 1121,
tore in all its
MILAN CATTIMIMUII
Night view! 'bowleg the midnight rem. ' "
• COURT 01 , BABYLON!
Night viewl thawing the least of Belshazzar.
ilsg..Doors open
pats o'cki , e,to
_ommunene• at a. •
11.6lickets 2.5 only: under 1.2 yaws of
age Lboent.
♦ DA7 EXHIBITION on Wednesday and Retarder. at
roolcek, on which occasion Ohlklren mutat-oda% lamas.
aip3o 6tdo
Location Changed - and The Postponed
SPALDING & ROGERS' .
TWO CIRCUSES.
COSSOLIDaTLMI TEEM CTICOSERD
FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS
2 onati
tho, pawl] 410 imphi
'h • theatre of the Ohin and fdisalselppi riv
10.`( . ers, and their
NORTE! AMERICAN ClaCI.lB
no popular In Net kriglann and Net
York, Into .
, One Monster Concern. -
,
ere front We North end theunth, fn
the lame tiny. In friendly strife. In the
proem. of the andlerwa.
BOA Ompanies itada. Ond ,Tent,
tera
• ; N W ' S IMUSltair ißt4
TWO C) TR'W RING nORRI.I
• SPXLMAGLIS EVERY MONTI
NER. D K A IRDALbnIttRLIEfIp
•
• And ereenthing. able anon - Ina mune
• . elaborate mak. 'with . the dolinerhur
. =t u t.l4=pal Fortoettiana,
Gymnasts, Pan.
l• Male LONE&lhied. ORMOND,
hIre—LARN, GRAVEN.
The Man Monkey.
• g i aldar .
The Motle.Brothern. "-
t
- - • OEO. DOND&R, ons.LA THORNE,
Y. DONALD/lON, T, °HAVEN.
rwing iv 'f r a, T artar &Wildfire.
• , 101.1ARLIISBROW 1 f,
,
ffeo - , . ( iintva Pantomime TrOM
• U S VOI I V larßi. W i l dift;Cf
- The War Horse linoeplutlini.
•
P. VITRA'Kub
• .
, At pittoburgh Bin
hiONDAT, MAY 7th,.
.• . oN PaNN ATitur. •
• -' •
'Front of Amerielin
a 1 • USN lt
41 '.. ncely.'"akes4Via'"nraTae. .
• Airrirt Bra.P. Y
NorPled= ONLY TWNNTY-11. 1 fS
ateGNboth Companies.
en234n4,lltwT
JONA INAIIKANCR COMPANY,
Or 11AR P AID TFORD, OONN.—Ohartored 1819.
• VP
Cash C a pit al , - - - -
$500,000.
Cub Surplus on lot Jan. 1855, S 273,273
gnus CAPITAL STOOK and . SURPLUS
Is le,m_laveited Ibr the Dem& of 611 p:diarqnqd.
16. 'As an dMV-. of Median. we bare to publlonar
'statue and clausal:anti 6.6 - 66/ 611 lame arna4 4 l.: ne
state feet that the readpts o:empeaptana au Its
intanetes Tarr tram Mk. OW- In 616000 per atona. lts
bantams 'aro end - 1M dlstrlbated, sad Inapliqms
no Insurance Mayen,' the United Mato aMne bet.
ter (Womb *ea the Stan. TEO naglnne ineke
bantraneetta tarn anq eantry, at raw 16
lair ea Is nifty to the polies bade . .
TJ6N-NYOIC. Agra.
— ool6r, Nintb•Wesi earner ling sad WoonstraPlttp
Iron Car Cononeroial College,
CHARTERED . - APRIL, 18551
BAUD eV Myna
ins EXecany,f; Jaen Hca.R. it. MULL
Yummy_ • Ban. J. X, /MOT.
Min, EL Dinar, rfloy, EL PITON.
cal Col. Muni BialumUsth A: LIAMAMA. AWL.
Wm. HOLM, :
EntD. 0._:ILBEI,s1.:!:1•1cli, 11.112.11112/A. Nay
VILLLU a uno.ithicooku ailarrciuma onto, .1
onommto
L I. 11=1310001. author of eutameoces iota= at
B.Bookkangti.e.iil agsw:d::
no~dOl ll . N ta Y s.r an ti
(author of er pa d. nem
Zl=Ter , f re""d.
JAIME! IL HOPKINS. moiler ' Of tit* Pittabwia
tb• orrice; f L. J.
-whoa via giro lristmethms ltath *Ad
masa ouniv-liinestaamstai:seetne Aillr. t this
Institaatias enry beillti Is anal Ibr smAy - attstn
suentrA= and zed.V.MillApigasU!it:;.„,
rmoi indkoltineßoa tplit
AO& UM ;. •
•
P Di. DAVIS, Atitctioneer.
•nscrcial Bala Roo vu. ainsti *bed and 7111 A greet
rISTEVS SALE SALE OP LOTS
MIR3IINOIIAM Bourn Pirresulcall?Tkoire•
y eveninn. May 10th, at. 734 o'clock. .iii
le
s 156 DT
der of L. U. Nod-. Trost.. of John C. Mowry and
wife. the following valuate :ItaUdlng. l . lo . 174 = 1641 "
ham, Oast Biradnglatun and South Pittsburab, embrae.
Mg runny of the most &drank , lOts now for We . = thdm
' 59 r 011 3 11 .. ilk.
Its Birstepda
No.. 69 70.-71.141, 142. 143, and 1415 on oartort st.
29, 3 9 and 31 rot Minahmo ad. ,97 = 1 1:
" 169.176. 212, 214,21 k 266 anat'ail on. W
221, and 234 on William st
254, 2 2
81, = and 263,1nOregs atm= Of Idan•
N a m
314,315, 316.3^A and 321. corner of Mae% Manor
and Crain sta.
No. 300 on Bunk, alley betertern.Tosirdt sod Craig 4 7 &
In Sosta PiUsberok. •
Nee. 76. 84,69, 64 and 95 on Carson et.
" 3, 23.'.%. 31. 34. :W. 42 sad 47 Braernavllla Turn
piko near Oarsman. • -
Nos. Mr and 51700 Manor sired. •
_ • . Ansi BiradvAnin,
Your lota on Wharton at.., , near Cut cot err a Meadow
d., each twantrina . feekfront try one bewared and Mew
ty feet to an Misr.
One et on Barak ad, between Japer& a .1 Readmits..
24 feat by 129 Man 01147. • • ;
Side out tow place s 0 the Marc s44lls.o kh 4 nM Fourth
• street, Pittsburgh. Terms—Oneekorth ask,
two men with interred notable asudonnually. For for.
tharinadmatlon apply to mil • 3 1 . Dank Lack
TAtiIAtLE STOCKS AT AUCTION-On
V h r evening, May 6d..at 7 o'clock, at the Msg.
chants' Krebangs, 4th A., will be
29 short , el , Caftans' Deloalts Bonin
27 . North American Mining La.:
10 " Pittsburgh Wrenn , a Manse Ins. Co.
P. M. band, And.
FrANNERS' OIL, OROOERMS:AQOC-On
Wednesday morning. litay 21,4 ID .04:44' lit the
oontnosseial sale. roans, corner of Read sod Dth Ai, .111
tin nii4
LI bble. Tardirrii ; 4 buts fro:1 accolade.
6 holes Virginia uninutlintgavit Sob4ria,
6 chests Y. 11. and Gunpowder Vac.
6 Dag Dried Fiddler. 1 did:Voriatianßodg
With a variety . of ottivr article. , • P.M.. tokV/B, Aunt.
(lARRLAGES, ROCKAWAY&BUGUIES
) AT AUCTION—On Tuesday Uornluu. Hsy Ist, at
the commercial Wee roams. career of and iith its.
will be mold:
bairsonmi well tiolehoil and borne 1.-1114.ra
I • " Rockaway:
•• Buggies '
mid P. IL act.
ILKS, EISIBROIDERIES, !c0.,. AT AUC
-1,7 TION—On Wednesday afternoon. 31 , Y at 2 enilk.
at the store of John Thompson, No. 100 trket at.,-.lsid be
solo, a tug* such of splendid plaid, black ./fazoy dna
die& grenadlnea, thanes. banana To .ch 'lawns, tat
canton cram silk and atahmem stunt. Ices and silk
risottos and mantilla floe ambrlldeet..i nottara; wader
eleirvealtdals..ice4 laetafringta. and • quaattty or other
On g00d.... my 1 P. M. ' , AVIS, Anat.
11111 Y GOODS AT AUCTION,-.on Thur.:i
-x/ der mornlng,3l.6? 3d, at 10 delnek, 4x.Eams,
eLei 1L rooms, eorner of Weed and nth sts...erill - be sold
• large and genera/ aseortroset olsprinit and stutuner arr
goods, comprising the meal:m*4 kseit lo sn extensive
retell store. Terns rash. Y. 01. DAV/4 Attn.
•-- -
VINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
Atcrlog—Ors TnesdaYmorning Varlet; at TO o'cidek:
az the realdenos ot D. 00: O'Neill, N 0.0 - Grant st,_near
Third, gill be sold • Superior lot of Lionselsold and Windy
aa Furniture, embracing mahogany
_thairs.sofs and rook.
log chain contra; card and dining ton.s fancy ghat not:
fancy and common abates marble top drewinithureeltal
high and kw post bedstaaeln parlor. chamber and stair
carpets table covens. Worth rims. window blindk bedding.
imeetowars. cooking stove. Mack furniture. do. An
All the articles are in gn(dcondition, harincbssn toit,
a shat rime talon era.' U. DAM. Awn.
fli - AItLAND OMNIBUS .LINg AT AUC-
Lir T lON —Ou Wednesday afterntern. Efray 24, at o'clook
at the Bangle gtattomPenns. Andrea will be sold ~
eons, Mock of thatosootan,esorioting of ..
• !Twee Omnibuses, Moven nore.s, -
)(bat Pets of Harrow, One Parlog Wagon , . dn .
Tams at nen ap26 P. M. DAVIE, Ana.
VUBLIO SALE OF DRY GOODS—At the
J o h. Th o mpson, No. 100 Market at.. yin t.
eo d. (as be is declining busing marina lugs stock
of Foreign .d DomortieDry (I_ latch has e men ears.
far ealectsdifor customer wan, assortment Logan*
extensive. embracing the richest and latest. rilleS Vow
Goode of every ea lety. splendid ihnbroldertes sad Whits
000ds, Crape, PIM and 'lngot Shawls,: French 11011 e
Ilantillas end %Writes. Linen Gado, 'foolery and laws.
Parasols, tntendlas, Bourods, and a fag workman ot de.
Arable soods tonally kept in an .eateeslre sedan Worn—
gale willcommsnar on Sfooday mond og,. 'APIS 9. end
o'clock, and continue until agars closed. The attentlon
oftm Ladles I. PartlrillonLY regnant."
ZP9 • P. M. DAVIS. Amt.
AawELL, LEr, s d
pIABIOND • ALLZY :PROPEIITY EMI
SALE—That yaluablo 2 dory Beet Dlrdany Houle
s Store, No. 2 Dimond Allay, at Itnroant scrupto3 by
MK. K.rber, Wing among the bra, nand. tar tradrad.
Lot hannit s front of lb lbet end ortomilatt 0.1016 fort—
APPIy to .r3bl3 Y.ll. DAVI& dad.
Jou Arras.
ATWELL,Iin
-Wl-10LES - ALF,E.I - 130CERS .
Prodace - etommi giouldexchantiu
MID - DZAZISS
.
- PLZMUICOII 41A2177FACTURES,
No. S Wood sr, between Water pane Front Bt
(late of the firmer 3n' b. Moorheadj
COMMISSION 10111,4: CHANT.
DEALER ur PIO ksztr. 41D atooms,
No. 78 Water street; below Market,
ayl9 ETLISBUSOIL PENNA.
_ lIHEECMc TCWood -street;
MERCHAIa „Tia Lol l ,,
11E0S leave ts. einuounce. the receipt of Ms
wee rorettases 'of Cloths.thoirlaio and Vattnips.
The stock his bees ssisetoi with, este. sad mill to tosdis
to =dn.', with the usual %asp • and estlaiselion.
- BOYS' OLOTMIig, -
The stock enter? "Essoirtotots 'toMtok embesees tb•
cr awl s
ti str i fe b : tsigt . to suit sll stssish—
" FURNISHINGOODS,
I ,re l &erZZo i Stt r etry (lE praW 742,2"6
So charge Ex. thawing Gotris.
spit - . , StOditO WSW'
•
TRAS-71Mbalf chests Young- Elporklkat
bat cheap
2) Cottles
AO do T00n11 121 8 .01 i 4 e 1664 1281.4 1 i 1 .
•
Iloterssaea
TOB 3 A ` bco °2 loo bozos 6 iota onectod Laando
9) - • • • do •• lb Lamp , - do •
60 CattBlB2so 3i ltd. do j,: , ;
stra,Luojtu d tomr.s. d usr •
sstelip:AND BCOAR 11.01113MOLABA103 — ): 10
lehrTiniii;ir, •
100 bids 10uttaa580102T10281 66 . 8 ...- -
ZS MN Mb Sum. limos 138rup Moliolor•
12311-100 bbl. NA,3 /dookerol; • •
12 do No. I
TAR mum AND 211412-16 LAO Nott2 O r tiellas Tar
DBII VA
RTO)NAT4sood-100 Anicp
CMITILB BA)API.2 boxes (Marookl2l). • •
SALKRATOB-60 tomato PapP - A • -•-• • -
pers—bo boon cloy Pipes. • • t , •
• The aboso tomb now In otorotad Orchltift 6T 6 1 121 826
whitb tot:other with. dostoo•A-owetpant of
, Pittaburdb manufactured will oWed to Pm
chasm on iwonablo terms brsoplllo9 to .•
• • • ATWNLULII2
418 - _ No:8 WO4 - 88.1211022,W0t0r an 411232 .l.
ABaom inthe Gazette 101 Rat.
SWELL MELTED ROOM. .on the seekna
• Soar, ran eiar awns, in the Geastie ilianagroA
steed.' Inn* tent for obe, or stain. of .7W?.
would tair. Bookblndar. JiaintrrOi- 14in,!* n
Weekly Naweparer Mon ,
SUM ILSE Dls :GO 0.11103 .-
gri MONDAY, Aprill.6a.wo'commejami
IN
our woad eantdraf . hang britloolitannv
ante of tbs but Ityies-eing eingebetlebries that
b. 1% brmsta tbAd s y t b. l * **sans .We
received Klee am um t . tt :
;spa - 7Magt sum
A. Valuable Property fir Sale.
TIE eubseriber beton a desire.to move to
• teeWeet, atm see igotolawropertrorldob la loath
ct quarter or • udle TOSSI Whlllasharzh. pestraramm_67.
V. eremite the Bottestar Unread, Depot, mar the 00/0
RIM. it Mlult mart syrallatir ss mutt** reahlear*
at tem who saw entaind In badgers to dwelt% cm Hall
toad* 6trabastt or 'Mr.:Urge:art* It Watatnf *bout /2
acre* mot two story Roam Di by 2 3 tat: wore Ant . hems
16 by 2t fa trams Hero . reatc Good WI 32 * W in
the pirt., hat buttellugu end a/ao 66 ..wea Any Teem
1.1.2200.2,13.2C31=7.Tra05. The whole, or war •Dart
the *bore montland DroPertr will be sold Moho** —
. Ruttier nartteuLtru =mars of twornopuorm.
_wader lhalthtl6l it.. war 6th.:•, •
poi Baaaagqnear .,
NAIIRRAY &BUBO fIELD ree'd,
Iretbrir osoortrorot of zOor , Ooodr, orrnotir
oz . r .. ord: boost variety of (loodrOgr born/
BUXOM
klq QUA DC'
riosuis out Insertioso,‘lttor to
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