.i.'-:7. 4 ..l7nK'''''' - . -- . - .0 - A1 . L.:. : Y.i..: . ':PITTSBURGH ::: :GAZETTE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
BEr.INESS
PfthrLIGILL t OWEI ADVERTISINO AOENCY
122 HAMM Brurr, Nn Yozi.
And N.lO, Sala Street, Baton. •
P. 1 Co. are Aouta for the most latlnentlal aoi I.lMst
drsalatto=terdOps per,Totta In tan Uri i Led aurae
- • Pabfie.:
VBRANT/RETIE:HOUSE is now open
W. trifoPr6O - ram, sad rr0,17 for' rorro ll oo
o traveling public., to whOse 'comfort °very altentioll
will be pma,l67 the *own. CrycLor. /ate of J %idiom's
Bramirrihrlleoro;to.lls Broalwal, or,P odto Now lb ,
espril ollopor. l6sPri6. totem:droner No.4loinsi t.—lievr York,
A 6th,
. . . .
Brandieth'Houie - liestaurant,
fIiPPOSITE Now Haven Railroad Depot,
Ur entrance no lispenard and Canal Ito. Meals sened
at all hours; Orders in every irtyla to and milt* of very
eoperi. ,: ?midlty; every ddllese7 °fain reason cer• hand.—
The y.of tend& kdo stoats le intended to last until
5 odo r-hrthe after:mon: (loom* Mater. late or the Non
York liotati superintends the coolant. department. No
plane in thaelty ran supply cheaper or better dinner—
the many
ember few letil bare equal Cause for' ostler..
emo.,....RamWpm:wed et. and Can/11--nitranee.
either street.
N. p—ittaner and An pper partienosn oe ateommodated
witOttinte. iMotneit
. Rough's Patent Plastic Skirts.
ATES 4 1 Barclay street
'd 02r— Nona an ;mini= except - ther have th
•• of the natant. All manufacturers and eallan3 In
• • mill ba tmwac Oted amordlng CO law. • mh3:l-e
I,u , ' ,, JACKSON .t, of the late firm
r_g, of W. k N. Jkokson t Sono, Orate awl Fader
ramkes,ll6Fekrat kt...ku - 1930 Brondwky, Now York, - Ilan
enartauttl - art baud okery - rarlety of Grates lad kande."
4 0 1, 0 - V a reggr sa i l i Xare Herman Silver . Grate, Mole
IrolT.-Iyr
• ..PAPHR. WAILE11013813•
ooVIitiOAN,,LBWIS & BARTOW, No. 161
won.= suse—A vest Variety orPAPHR for Book.
ors;3llarkamors,Trintori. Bookbinders, Manalsobarrro,
oroi7rOdoomegt imundir.• Gle3'36
TOYS AND YANOY GOODS.
AIILBORN & CO, 54 Maiden Lane„
g r iliv ci stpr i rd M.Llberrr. rtreet, Irozortere d av
DS.
•-• - :.• -.Spiritual Telegraph.
?Clarorgan of modern Spiritualism, Fourth
--- -r&bimaienres In ..tder. , -It cont d. 0,, tallest re
so extant of Current /Ws and ppitilona on Salttnal Ins
tenon:me,
_Published meekly at • St..vt sum= sin all
arpflitturßaelts kende by .F.A.R.TRWO F. & BaITTAN.
..
z,...0„..4 not
of
sphi i . 34:t Bre iro l ,a. ilars m r.
i N ,L eer T .p o pti rk.....
tion. - . selGaraell.
Carrv_age Factory,
011isTSTOX,.BROTHESS - I - 00., priviti;
OP calCcoctillakers, corner olliebioia and Belmont oto s
Allegheny Xlityars.., hare on harslandarensanufacturlsit
an ost moire assori=ent of Carriages, Ito Buggies.
ss Csirs.i.th. roads trg all their visions styles, with
strietrizard to durability and beauty of finish, toieli
allopreiwit the test ambito Iron and. Fads= Elam,
Repairsatteniled to on the moat reasonable tams. They
fbel osorident that all who may favor then with their pate
maw% will to perfectly potisffed, on trial, of their work.
llttabu and lissehostar Omnibuses pass the ho.
tory weary 36 =notes. durhur the day. - oell3
. -
T#LAATLOSOIf.— . .II zinfaans...--asrt. SiCWII2.
• " -ETNA GLASS WORK&
W3l - . DAVIDSON it: CO.,
t r ANUFACTURERS nnd dealers in viab,
all kinds ottlrer - a lad Flint Maas...are
Otan. am—N.= „Market street. Pittsbm*... Pa .
maticuratennorg gild to isThste MOW& Mr Dna.-
No. 56 Arch Soya, rauatierpm,
lisisniersof G. at L Gee's Unrivalled
NEEDLES.
! ,, Uente for the most Celebrated
*ockz rams's. zosreztr,..reartvo SEURI4
Dad RIMS. Ea.
PITTSBURGH COACT FACTORY. -
sa l sioy • —:-......iturent L. i1LLP11331.....-....ar0.
BIGELOW &
C0.,- .EbIICOn4IOI3I tO 3L. X
Pittsburgh r Penna. •
COACHES, PILETQNS,
• Buszlea, Ala ewer deaclirticat M realer Yeakt.
Ma:dm and Calshol tae manner
. trx . a:ZlM=e:ffoolab.; .1111O7==
1211. Mt lea murantad.
.
Tz' WM. A. rawnrs
a EAL _ESTATE _OFFICE, 87 Front
- sirsirt,34 darefram MarktU Dealer In lake Cham
p Ors Pig Iron. Jr.. Coal property 6.30 t and
ELSITET 41 OLD, -
liii.ll.sb 11 . 1 . 1INDELL. PL1p..1.11 . t1118 . 1.7.1TE88.
=2=l=6l
wrimaxmirnisre. arrows. 11111314.11 1111171,3,1tL.1411:15r.
MANUFACTURE All kinds of Water, Gas
and ewe= licnsci, raea civaltheaszne
on short make. - ruf-tr
LEATHER.i.
::i's - ITZ, HE DRY &
Noith rHiRD Street, FIIILA'DA
4010 . CCOMANIITACTURERS, COUR-
C.l2BB;arkd Tcapotters TfinNCTI CAL7-BNINS.
and II:a, MD and OAK BOLD
,LEATITED AND
BIDE• fe16.170r
t 7 on Cloths and Diatti
99Y ngs :
A RE FlOit .
17 . 0eni Cl 2 0 ife r :k. -
tonnatifea patteana. ernsiatlng of
o(U. latest
Vehrld
Bpt111•11b r
and.Ta .
•
Patent Tayeatlinicralt!.
voiitimi.ttb. arm 4a:station .of °Atm. .4
LOOK OIL CLOTIIS,
tu 24 . feet ni,tei all quantka and_pieee.
Alea,Table OR Vats tan and green Oil Fa *den !ruff
areillersen IL:gland Windc. ehr.fec Pi/mount Table C0t
er1e,311163.. Mats. Dro.ezet , a. (I.coa and Canton )lalting.
Staltltoda."lrenttlan ^, a... 11 of which will be of
faeee:W.ths Unrest nub gripe, =WS,
otocutollieWTMSJ'f all
the_Sting Trade. • .
- 11riehlture o.tl 90.9 tr.
-Opaque Green Oft Cloth.
rranertereat Greer. Oil
Re od r 6' the Wholosle and 2.E:1 4 1
trade of the atofe
crack tae latest end beet amorttoant preach, that hex et
er before been arrerert tide Itterkt and at prim so low
.g4f 44'" 44ft!'. tom la th.P
oth%a 011oroth WaTOW , I7IOI.. t
N 1% garir;fl
Boa =I, Job Printing
SEIRYOCK, having recently re , .
einsited bli Job Prlntint Mee to 8241 - ith street above
brrilithflaid:earsitullailang. weal rieteicttullr sotleif
tbiipisof asareticota, piaardsobibers end otherss
and beltur provided with steam poirarind Amen= book.
job aird.bard prtices: , hrOe misbled to ealieutt every-de
sclntton et book sad zorreantlla Friat lig. at abort
plodlibiteFleoa.
Paler bar n rb:l-.lfalee'eAtt44'`
Paper:, 21x3. on Lund and.uor tale
. yi
, x-_ trAommeraial College,
VOAIIKED. 4 ; . APRLI., . 1855.
►tiCt&O OP =Us:
In. Bra rfa7y. Jacm Hon.YL. 3 1: Biota.
C o 1U:111a - tiger. TaCior., H. A. Pans; Eau
GnI„ , WWw, Idoenzr.ga, B
A.
BLlMOrtoa.., Ea..
Cot..W.L1101.1:1211, . En. Caleagr.t. B.
thlrt(r.: - , Aux, Br.urtxt, Eq.
• N oTtX re F z .. l 9.2.. r tPq -, . 7 , .
MIEVAE.4. Intia.;.Prtneipate end Sytdirtore of Philu'and
Ornant.-W ..Penteauthin.
1:-L,- st..liiteCtlitr. (author of Itiocheook's mtemor
Ma ~ .)mtur.„) M ple a t of the Book -keeptiag Detartotent i ,
-" iOt t iArtta`t i d,Oo t f b lilanilittrs netraor si
ed system or Book:km.o=7- Lectinwr • on Qi=mareud Set
T.AEIECIL LIONLINS,. =ember of tn. pitubu n n ea.
Ledo:est os Conutteretal Law.
, 1.7 J.1:901t. Prafessem a Malmo:Attar
3onogplen %team:slily iquallted tor the duties of the
muh44 llbeer g pitoe M ttritOnittse is 4.4 than .14 1 e feßed eta..
l ore. 7 andafga ti r .terita nor 1.1 m ., g g 1 , 1. 1 •
_ ~,l in gl 4l43'nt teloa.. idldoe of any of the l'eultr wi ll he
_as , 44yarren - tosttutenta, free at charge. at any future
atria:.
The Tenuity or the Inn City Colima have not a patent
right for. their Coilanor do they tsh in lutinornhae the
psigklatjarztbars 112 taut est' try to do. • •
All p =s=carneutalWaittogiereented to molar. in
Catesatelnwt.titutt ti a., N. tllllO P. N. Students ea= en
ter at any Sloe. Success guaranteed. . 00y15
..
. --11OPPER i g PATENT PLASE.-
Ziiildeisignald -is Prepared to supply
'Andiamenits.. CAIILVEntkEzks, sod Workers
is. seaersuroduxtas Patantedmul 'slosh's Mum
. 1111rherberrs tried It Do:macaw it .moat valuable foe
ventioa that most won roma Into gener
men are t.ln;,,llgreol
imup"Vr fetters hom jesters the Pa=tZt a te:_ oreelredrommmendirot . 11tg
plain abate ell Mare 1n arm
:,.1111rprartd.13111x Cams= 'nomad
l'obruarr 12. 1455. j
• Veitt esrtlfy. th.t daring the lad Merles month.
vacate, lkopser's Patent Plane, ono do ant heetpnre
tote It to CablnetAlakere and Carpentors as no
paft_prektrrother Mane lxr ask W• Magda it pormilan
/r prlpp rod risslesosk, stern . ; walnu; and' all *arts
of mara - trood. and for Oohing mmeers; lt le fa eurniar
tha 014 Mode of straPlude 'Mt/dad g seat orrelag of
riate.—ime rasa. -bruins thlr Mao. wRI plane more Te
lmer. than are men an do bland other plans or method
W. RYAN 4 (.X).
.
Y. Zeal. Zua • -
Zotur , halo examined lloppresi Patent tench
Pim:wand believe ken be most expellent art le . • tor the
e.raw which tt Whitman; u a to:ebb:lglu of plane
n d elT=ro ' darr . Unmet to - planlng Tome., and It
db e t/ hob/Tth*
on
the - time or labor of the old
and I bur no doubt, when
Ile
wropertler becoe.
tuna imattat It will entirely supersede the
?Grimm - red , ou and Lehmann custom.
I awe ehoerfollz racoauauoto It to all persona engaged
in the Cabinet butun. an front my kiscreledo .4 it.
thereto nothtna as well b tted to Kite a [math and bean,
ttfeditedel reo reamers as ttie Myer Patent iterah Vane;
za
zmattwaZ . tuoLoargrt . 44, Tbl In at, ,Zittabor t i ,
iim abe gt 4 ga rr reat lids der. II eoleAgent fin. the
salaorPlanos, or of 'ete manufaetert tom
Wit C. /I.oPalt.
-' Mardi Z7.18'5. ; • • mtvlntoo.
James Irwin & Co.,
3srkaq upAcTu ntitS OF
QUIFITATESC ACID; Sulphuric Ether;
Nttlie Add;
4 1 :71,6, .tgo i ni °
- --zewleros.ferlatan. -
VW
NLITIA.
- - • licClTlCEtoiri CO. -
WITULEIALE GROCERS,
Produce an Commission Merchants,
'IS73'DICALERS •
Pittalotn.h Manufactured Articlee,
No. 21D '.l47,m'' y :trod, 'corn& of Irvin,
int PITTEBUISOILPA. "
Pekin Tea Store
. .
, .
;v..% jvaa st.;sna door .Esstof the Zahanst Bank,
AeazEiNll.` constantly in , , rixseipt of regular
ittllata;. Of all tit* airmat sitala offal. u.puud.
Sonata soarer Inch 11211111:12161111ta • at low otion, sa
witradataticampetation/rom any ostrtar. . .
48alttistisa Tsar. zstspectltatr reaseskst to all 'and
:tam:maw Wet: '_' Srao - It JAYNES.
vs': r.t... Wort atut Dispatch copy.] . •
6 02ON8 Ist. l qu& BF nets! .1,0 arrive
iertmeeiWalasat lermste:,
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
°SEM S. Ja A. P. MORRISON,. Attor
ic=rfraritNagierV !ii."\
W. HALL, Attarnay at Law, " Bake
,' • leers asaldluits," Grant stmt, between Fourth and
inane:ma Alley, sa.3o-wIrT
qOBEET E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law,
, St. Louie. Mo.
I°IERI T POLLOCE.,' Attorney at Law--
00 1 oraer efliftti spitlrant streeM o P9oldts th" C . rtt
Howe stem Ilttabtrgn. sarttler's3
JAMES J: KEHIsT-Attorney at .Live. office
e Fourth street, , gear °rant,. Pittsburgh. jals-dly
t ASPER Attorney at Law,
4 . ty,r tio. 89 RIM etreet.Pittsburab.
BANKERS AND 'BROKE*.
AL= , t r!‘v=-.
RAMER' RAlTA — lie — nkers "Mid E;-
at. Nehanite Broker.. Bny saui sell Gold d Stock
ot negotlane loans on Beal .Entate o Stock Bv.i.
ritlea Dunham Protalseery.Notes.and Time Itll/e on kast
and Went. Buy and sell Stocks on I.lammiselon.
11000 made on ail viola In ttee Union. JtHoe corner of
Third and Wood stream dlreette oPPealte the St. Charles
noteL eta ami•ly
JOSEPH Intrla
WILKINB &co
oticczas EXCH ANGECo..)
BARKERS. At BROKERS,
1 - O. Ti POURTILSTRENr. PITTSBURGH.
N
Oroterkthoisettout the enuntry,'duting the last
six months, weareastistied that In almost every hastince
their troubles...airmen , out of a departu e from their
legitimate traximme,' and TO therefore take occanion to ale
eure the palkle. Is advance. that so epetalatkem in
docks," or other' outside operations" than tempt am
-from the gent and legitimate line of our business, belles,
lag-tha b e t ter dingall suetv ixe.tmenta. ere shall not
noir be able to sem our mato:nen and ensure their
safety. hat that la - adopting such II 1V11.90 we stun' pro
moth one atm ultimata hertellt. fee WILKINS A CO.
rCiF.RN ot CO., Bankers and Eschtingn
Eatßrokers,
rs.. Woodatreet, comer of Diamond Alley.
burghe
sir Buy andeell Bank Notes and Coln. Dlerount Time
Exchange, end Promissory Notem make Colley.. to ell
the principal title. of the lltdorg itecelie Deposito on tell
and on Interest, and pile their prompt attention Mall otte•
en matters appertaining to a Broker's burbles..
111.. Eastern Exchange eo.tantly for sale. rob:VI-It
ItAT3MX • P.LIXICIL.:...a.IO3HLA HAIM. TX. S. near.
rIALiNIF,II,. HANNA & Co., Successors to
li aseey,.B.na Co., Beaten, Exchange Ilrekscsand
&lents Pot.iyee and Domestin Exchange, C,ertificatre of
knit, Pink Notercthd W corner of Wood .4
eteeet.' Cornet Money received on Deposit. bight
Cheeks eale. and collection. made on nearly all priaci
pal paint, of-the Vetted States.
The highest premium paid for Foreign and American
'jou. . •
• .
• Adrances cud. ou touslimmeuts of Produce, shipped
east, cm literal terms.
. IL. %n al- ms Co.. Bankers and
ii 7 d.rd, nten t rgleokartliarth Sag coroor Wooa FLII
All transactions I= on liberal' torn; and collection.
Dretontly attondal to.
V - HOLMES k SON, Dealers in Foreign
IA ma Damantle BIM ern:benne, Cestithatee of DT
DOOR Note, and 81.de. Nn w Unnk,l=Mt,'
=Min tirCollectlone mule on a ll the nines
thronciblmt the United Bteten
BOOKSELLERS &C.
JL. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No
• Ts Fourth street, Apollo 11u1111.6,
"OILY S. DAVISON, Bookseller and
donor. sucoet(s orlittotra to Motion & Azzevr, • Market
~11a
war Fourth, rgh. Ps.
n 8., „ • • 8. BOSWORTH
in , Bookseller and
ANtlar Ststiort; Az,
..at =cad, Pitimbospli, Pa. No. 67. Ilarkat itreet. ntar
JP A ' . I. oo era 1111. tatiouers,
► No. 65 Wad :ttroot, next door Loth° conker of Thltd.
COMMISSION &C.
ATWELL, LEE a co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Produce & Commission Merchants,
PITTSBURGE MAYTFACTURES,
No. 8 Wood a., between Water [tad Frani st
ADI 3 PLITSBURGIL
HERBY 8. KINu.
(late of the firm of Ring & Moorhead)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DRALZR IN PIG METAL ASP BLOOMS
ho, 76 Water street, below Market,
nari Pirrq..suno u.
PORK PACKERS,
-Wholesale Dealers in Provisit ns,
•ND
MIMIMIMMI . c I ';WnM . WM
NO. W... 5" LIZLESTY STREET,
Commercial Row,
mTI PITT/MD.6OM PE.
. McCUTCH:EON .5: CO.,
117.110LESALE GROCERS, Produee and
V tkaualion M0re112=4.4 Drolers In Piltamtth
Slannfaedurol Art e. 1...:" No. "ZSrribprtr st— earnw or
Ir.lo. Pittobargh, P. apll-7
iimmoVAL—Sarin g er liarbaugh & Co.,
have removed to No. 315 Liberty street.
SIT.CrECIL MATTI
HUNGER 11 ic Succes
ams to S. llartaa_tl.) Commisflca CO., W_Foiirazitng
Ilerthantr, I:keenln •WooF awl Produce generally. tio.
Literty ottaat.fittabarab. Pa.
A. A. HARDY,
(Sureenev td U rd7T. Jorm4 t C 0.,)
COMMISSION AND FORWARDLCO .111:11C71A-VT;
Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis
• - • • •
RAILROAD.
No. 80 Water at., Pittsburgh, Pa
3-11
• - ,7.71E13111121R. &
CO.C
EtWARDP:O COMA
N
CEANTS rod Dealer . kinxdPittbm
Nan
'l.""'"
t
BtreA, PlUbath.
a A. M'BANE, Commission and For-
ZIL 3lerehaats, dealers to Wool and Prodoce
Kenai - 11r . Wax Pletsbortats lilatosfacturns N 0.114, &mod
etreet,llttstnirels. 14413'63
ROBISO — N . CO., Witolesale Orocers,
e Prods. Dealer; sad Oorszcisrltos Itsrehtsta. So.
.00 best? street. Plttetrmls. - 1.10
Et/lERCER ANTELO, 'Genoa! Commit
_LT 'don Merihanta Philadelphia Llbnal adnarata
aa.conslinuasata et Erode= arnerallr.
j B: CANFIELD, : late ofWarren, Ohio,
.blactoolsodon and rannallan ltivenantOnnt Wholes
tale rr In Wertern Ronny Mean, Batter, Pot and
Pout and Weetern Prodneo nenesany. Water Mawr..
between nnalthllold and Wood. Pittobrairlt.
MOMS LITTLZ.4II TU0.411.117..41.
(LSO or 66.7EG;aitu. CO
P LITTLE & CO., Wholesale Grocers,
Proctors and Con:minim 31ml:tante, and DR4i3m in
Pittsburgh lelnanfacturog, tic. 112 Anmond ergot, Pitts
Ircrrh. yilft7rS3
.
CHEESE WAREHOUSE.-HENRY H.
MUMS, /orwerdlog nod Ccitmlutorillerehant,and
Pealer lo Mora Boit. Lao Fish and Protium ae.mll7
:5 - Wool Wed, eXiTO W , ata. Pitishotith my:11
rinIOSIAS PALMER, Importer and Dealer
In Trench and Amerfata - Walllsper, tio, b$ Market
atr=wrea Third and Reath street, Pltteltarstt.
3IoCLIN OCIE;• Importer and - Whole-
Alal•• 11Di ;Rah& Dealer fa Carpeting, Ileac OU
Kattiap. Table and Pisan Corers, Window 313aAlra
Yteam Boat Trusurdoge, N 0.112 Marker street.
DRY GOODS.
/: S. 71.:x 4C4,
_IMOIM. 711.4.0. AST.ST & I. /OS.
A. MASON & CO,, Wholesale artaißotail
Dealers:la Psney and ,Btapie Dr?' CleUdg. 26 YIRL
Pittsburgh. •
NeITHIPLIY Fs BURCHFIELD, Wholesale
and Retail Pr 7 Roods Rerettaate, cornet lteurthsed
t *treat Enteltareb.
GROCERS.
'Wallace & Gardiner,
ITIIOLESALE DEALERS IN
!Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally,
N 0.055 LIIIKRTY BT. ja:;o47
AGALEY, COSGRAVE & CO., W hole
_LP rale Grocers, 18 and 20 Wood stmt. Pittsburgh. -
_
.itOA.LEY, VAX)DWAPJ) & CO., Whole,-
' orteml. Mt.fTi flutf4 str. t. PbUsdoklata.
Miler , 711013 T.
1 SAIAIt DI(SKEre CO., 'Wholesale Oro-
ri Lter sget, G 3 NT:t7t d reet, Pitlagrsh, ud4
Ion! , JuCHAID non.
111 DU N FLOYD & CO.; Wcolesalo Grocers
traCommlaton 31 'rebut* Zi0.123 Wood and 223 Lib.
01.at,Ylttabarqb. Ic/6
LiOBERT 1110010, Wholeaals Orocer, Red=
xlhing nt, cuter, Desler to Predoris, Pittsburgh blur
torn,
tram and al: kinds of 1O I mad Domestie Wises and
Lbariers, No. alb Liberty str, D a
hand s very tarp
suet of superiorold Sionostirribella WhlskeYi ' , bleb will ..
sold Iry for cub. •
7011X;1F.T17.1. .. ...... n. Wars..- ..,...wArna ism
'GILLS ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
Ctmmlaskas Ilershania. N 0.194 Liberty street Pitt*
•
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WILLIAM - MTLIERG, Grocer and
T Tes Deedeneartme of WWI - sad ELsth eteeete.
slum on bud is /TM usertneent of choke Oruerbetuo
Line 'less—Yny:eibn Fruite and nts,'Wheieute sad Anau•
Dude= nulled On the lowest Mum
110 BERT Wito e
I sale
13 - nxers,CannaLsecna Merchant,. Dreier, In ProGano
Pittabarch Mato:OWL
rittepungh. mce VA Liberty ,treirt.
A671:13E11t - SON ; ti g Lo: d r
ri ng
c4.4 =l l4 ,infeA .194 Liberty drum. Pitt , '
I.,urufmra
?am Arcmgoirs.'—.; • intLitY „..11. L CORD
IaIcCANDLIS, MEANS 1 CO., leneces ,
• mts to WILY t IlleCavelless LY Wholesale Elrom ¢
r• la I ten, hull, .au,' Coslens aziel
M. Oa' ctArr.if ,:nnerally. =tar Iff Wood apd' Vet ets:
Leather Store.
D. KIRKPATRICK,
No. 2.1" Southf Third' Strout,
Bodvrean Mukedand ellognut
Er is i'OR SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr
a!ihW7Toot t a l t r et t lg i tV;irarghT l t=e.
to. * M i i imi 'gt i V 7 tiraiTi k t=t d o'i l 76",ll.
exchurge for 'Mel. LAW r ortorrd free gn charge and
Paid emamlssioa. . - Mh2,2•17d
5L IL TALCOTT la CO., (sficcessors to
T. ginvied 1.1
r. Jr..) ItrittSotoran of. *Jr klttdo or
XING OLASSEF,
_Aotd dealer* in Imported /tad o. Do.
medic Falter Gado, Ne. 62 IFoatartreat, corner of Fourth.'
Eitt-borety. Pa. .
Argus Moulding". Portrait Frame. arid Looklog Glaas
Plato,. slow. ma buid. , , mhl7-17
• BgRAGES, an a largo assort
. meat antbsr Ilitana i tolietotird K Stan
• 444.1'.•24/ . .. , .'-' , BUSAOMMUL
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, HAY 23, 1.85..
AGENCIES.
CL71181:12 L CIITIMILT
S. CIMEEBERT & SOS,
ENERAL COALIIISSION AGENTS, for
theule purchase of Beal &tete, Collection of
Bente, Negotiating Loam, on Bonds, Mortgagee, La, No.
led Third et. l'lttaburerb. Pa. an 343.
Michigan General Conuniaainit and GoHea
ton Agency Office,
FOR the collection of Home and Foreign
Merearatile and nll other binner . M.Mnin in Mionignn
and adjacent States, barest/trent andersyment of Moneys,
Payment of Taxes, Purcboro and lisle of Real Estate and
&mks and losurance Agents. , -
PELT11:11. ANDLRBOX Detzolt, Monte
R C2 — . ~ t 1 1=7. rat:
Merchants. • •
Wmeran—Tern Agent:in or Michigan [Min renextahle
Insmsnee Comme , ns mrlsl.lnl
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
Stock, Merchandise and itroker, Ohre NO. (12
oorth street *bore ?cond. Itualuess promptly attanded
to.
iIfIIIEL L. MARSIIRLL, Secretary
Citi
sen'o Insurance Company, 91 Water street
Vi M. GORDON, Secrothry Western Item
."' • ranee Co., 92 Water street.
j GARDINERCOFFIN, AgentferFranklin
immetstas Cereisny:northemareoPnerey Weed
and Third tweets.
U A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn
• tuna Inanyanar Company. 41 Water .treat.
MUSIC, &C.
AIOIIN IIIIIELLGA,D1;1114: . in Piano Fertea,
Wade and Mailed Instrameriti,A Beim) Hooka,and
tionory. Solo amt. fOr Chlalrerimryopario Porte. for
Wenn* l'enrterlruds, 81 Wood Molt
IJENRY KLEBER, .Denler in Magid, Mn
- Irtrtromonta, wad Import.? of . Panto Airing.,
acont for Norms .1k parkY =nod .1.1 Maw.
Cat Colas:l6s. - Al2solt!ent. Alao for lAndaara's
Moon.
DRUGGIST g.
01IN DAFT, Jr., (stieeepsor to Jas. M'Oul-
I.y.W
i...holesale and Detail Druggist and Dealer in
ODOM., Dyestuffs, Ao., 141 Weal street. 1 doom below
Virgin Alley. Pittsburgh. Isar Reirolar Agent for Dr.
Ford's Medicine. mh3o
iOIIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
. Drugs. Paints. oils. Varnisher and Dye Studs, No. 2911
hefty street. Vltteburgh.
All orders wlli receive prompt attention.
tai- Agent for Pelenek's Pulmorsie Syrup. mar 'My
A. FAIINESTOCK & CO. Wholesale
A.4 , anirdifie'lazge,'egner Woc4 andrYtfon'tetWilited
itt.
brush. melt
.VE. SELLERS, Wholesale floater in
11 /WePd etreetAttsb=(PooVw=. l l 7 rleas
low.
. ......
ARAIIN & REITER, Wholesale & Retail
Drussists. muss of What,. and et. Clair stmts.
bareE:
JSCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale
. Druggist, No. 34. Wood street. Pittsburgh.
1 OSEPII FLEMING, Suecesgor to L.Wileox
arnmer Diarket street and Diamond—Hasps m.
Vl:dYclue7. Wielrf 'n er a 1 1' ' A ' rarr:301,3 ` =
partahang to his bilataess.'
Physicians presciipthmsraisefully cc:M=4M et
boars. jag-.ly
AI A NUFACTURING.
==IN
WILLIAM BARNifiLL
61 Penn st., below Marburg, Pittsburgh.
BOILER MAKERS and SHEET-IRON
WORKERS, Manufacturers oflturadire Putout
Chbarnr.llrkhes, Flr,, Red Steam Pipes, CAD.
dererrs, Salt PAW. Suess rans, Ira Yawls or 1.1 f• Boole
etc. Ateo, Illacknadtbs' Work, Bra4ts and VlddAct iron&
eA. R•vaßinsr I,na ort the shorter/iv:tale. coal•ird.
WOODWELL. Wholesale tua4 Retail
Alsnuftettuvr and Dealer le Oddest Wm, No_ 63
JOf N WETHERELL, Manufacturer of
PATENT EV , X VIOK, • %mentor artiste. POLJD BOX
►md BRAZED BOX VICES. corner of Manua arid Rob
berm etrret• one 'years from the thud street Drifts, Sa
les:hear MT. °Wendt
Hats and Caps.
WILSON t SON keep constantly on
. hand awry daseriptinn ...a variety of Ilata and
Cana bath erbolomala wed ratan now searing . neat
fartdonable Ilaa ear Cap. cord and Mem?, would do veil to
aim we • oil beinra, raraduering stmt.", nala4l
Jana a. realm
M'CORD & CO.
WILOLISALE AND ASSAM TASIIIONABLA
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS.
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FURS.
VOILYER OF WOOD AND riFTII STHILETE.
Pittsburg Pa. •
as..Therrstatk cubracri , frnmr7 q [tatty aa4 - 617.e0f Et
Utm2 a lgry „ Cuff. artilTur not.
•
W. S. COMOM
•
Livinzsto Bo en &Ca
NOVELTY WORKS, PuTSBURGEI, PA.
CK and Depot Railroad Scales, hay,
r .Mtlo oo.il °filo 110 g, 4 Platt= trot (}Alidesiloz...Dow
of all oinvo,to , rl. rt toon, otoi Tio:Oat, Latebokeoft.
')1111. of vostono kind. Pabst Mille. approved sattanlß
Bolts .d IYarforattoo,
_Malleable Irsom Cutlet of gym ',-
dot: In form end tots. atf
W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS
Int Ma = ermt. , rparltt 5......1Arid end.
rrrtFirreem.
ViONITMENTS, Tembe, grave. Stenos,
Votruiliate Top.. .nsotei..l.oposina fitoeeS. As, /1.
ways. Puma. slot mad. sods .17 aschirsty. at et , *
.1/ ,,, est prism lilts. esuired original sod I.lset.st de.
dime for Moo - a , -on oso., Week sad Pleb Mar.
Me famished to the 1 rad at Um All (Aden
pllal sltb deorpslett at 31/ }Alerts
as= w. W. WALLACE.
. _
Penn. Cotton Mills, Pitt/13=1
ENNEDY, CHILDS k CO., Slnnufse
uk_ ttu•en, of—
Peen A o. 1 testy se.
:t01.1A.4
Carpet Chats of all e , i , o• gastos
. into/
d,N
rl..Ab Livee and evh MN'
•• /tope lit•ll slaw , and ,leastri-pitios,
Batting.
./(3 - 01/1..• left st the liarlows tam cifLnetar.Wilanu
A Ca.. 131 Wends:it/rd./rill Aso. attnttlatt. • ,llatti,
TO DEAUES iH WASHBOARDS.
r 184 7 0. RICE, of Cincinnati, invented
a ratittaterbsprorement in Washboord4. which he
bawd /brat lath.. 1540. Maki Imprznrament oonsht
eel in properly nreperina the Edam of a three of Zine (of
other imitable weird) sod there reclina. them to brag_ or
'Ant theft , +my Into the mild wired. Mee or leaf of 4 I
.Weehboard: the met/at - de pretiorrtly employed. haring
:been to prowl aorane et, set a mertice to maim the me. 1
,talle plate. O. nicz subeenuently sold Ws mane inbred
and etenteskip In mkt Patent to the eulaweiher who le
1 e13 04, t0 , thrrol/ li as only anfhoWnd reas
14facturer dr fr. BIWA IMPROVED PATENT ZINO
WASHBOARDS. bertha ettoreedel the late Ora .of
Wayne, Bailey kCn. In thet Imeinent Indtord by the
ipopnhuit7sad extensive nide of mid Patented Waebboard4
I n g:Tt r all= o ee " Y r ttfa,. 4 tl l t r 4TTP " estTai ; nod ; n
nentred eard "; Pateo P h Volta have bean otare-need and
eke B:pkt
;are now peed In algal ott nertaln rattles, known 1.0 be that
•enraged, end It la my Intention to nromente .all in
fringe
law. 0,700 my heel and }net right to the octant
'et the law. Ad pawn. are Mennen eastbound erininat
purehering or dealing to 21tm Waelaboards. anado. atter
the manner pntented by Molt awes brooded "0. lace*
ietproord r osy Ced-.11 1 44."1nn0bw 4,1 . 4 1 ,
onmine. It may be well to mina that, the lerietkes to
the thepe of the =lap, or the rmatdOymetrt of any; Intent
;ed Machin* tonsil Witehlmardc does not ere the rl uht
me the vnWd i Prams& aterredeecribt4. upon
which the ralueof k no wtd, really depend. Whosesale
why
for the genuine article rmonetfollY aonetted and
rromptly emented at se low mime aa any of the =an ,
Uttered mekce,fiy JOLEPIII W. - wAYNE,
Pole Proprietor and Mulnteturerthersol:
at flardleare °tore, 1i0.196 Maoist.. op
101 1111t1.noelte 6th,
0110
4. SCOTT; Dentiat, FOUr ' 'acct, •, '
.
the dorm rat of fdarket. Oma hour's, 5i....
9 a el., toar. re.
All work. warranted. , hint,
Barlow's Indigo '
•.
ARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE is now well
eWished as the hart article over offeted•tor 131[W
Avg ohitl. L it Le entirely treaty/do aelo or anithittg
In
i whose topes finest %Welts.
All ll.htteldenewho hare net It will tindit Panel
chasper !Ma o h's than Indigo any other article
'out. The great d nt tuarel for it has brought out wren!
;Imitation. Housekeeper, and inueurnent will. he careful
to get Iltreutue liagtorre, put up at ALFRED WILT.
_BERGER'S infl:o STORE. No. 11D NSCCOND ST.
-
nom btereaeetteew an let their supplies
*out the Grocers and Druggist* they dal with, at prim
that Oa y thorn .11nr , . ,,
PRINS. emermus, r_Aurrs, TelDtglaLES, Di'R
LETUFFSdr.. de, with w fitstrato 'tuoiortment of entry.
thing in the line. Etorekeepere,Phyritiane and llanufan
'tube. ruPPlted at reasonable
AI.HAND WILTIINGOES, hrUgglet.
ati....em No. 169 N. hecond t.. Philadelphia.
• . Intelligence Office,
YO. 2 sr. °LAI& , sreEsr..
',. QERVANTS of all descriptions' supplied t,, Private rem Ries and Hotelman, reetroetrully eolleited
to avail themeeleeeor the twilit]. now offered. Past taw
r lexa offered la guarantee for tutu?* fawn.
! B.—(tollectioes orontytlp.attezded to. .
felnyd JOS. LEWIS.
CllllO & PENNA. .RAILROAD--Wnted
IL/ Zl:leharee of Stack to crunDlete an order.
pp
WILKINS
Banker, Commleelon Ptock Broke:l.7i. 4th et.
; I A. ffROWN, would mostrespectfuily In
its . form the public that he teens; on band. at Ids shun
on the west side of this Diamond. Alleiry City, a mm
paste assortment of Venlthut BMWs, , Venni. Phut•
lets are made to order,_ In the test at
warranted anal
Ito any In the Bolted Ptates. Ills Blinds can be removed
without the aid of • screw driver. laving purchased the
stock, tools, and *Tod of the Cabinet betablishment of
Illamsoy d nreloilmd,l me
_prenatal to furnish their old
oristomers as well as the public at lads, with eventhing
In their line. agency, N 0.5 Wood street,]ittsburgh.
meh2s
tilt
LAUNDRY
l'.anilllaalb:l3vribomtretiEls lei T v i gd n io tb a ls tl irns, which t.
ply Indigo dissolved, having all Its propertlee retained.
The Mondry Bloc possesses, over the tuldlsiorrot Indigo
the advantage, of im put lo g a batter color to clothes, of be
ing much tome simple and omvonlent Mettle, and of be.
Imo • saving Mahout one halt owing to the fact that not
, more Bannon , ' half of the Indigo CIA dissolved by wa
ter. It IC entirely destitute Maar roVertleilintrtrlo.ll.o
cloths. We would when a trial, and warrant Utah., se
4TX...elated. For male by JOHN
dohNo.l4l Wood
• • Hagan a Aral,' •
INO. 91 Market at ; are clueing ont their en-,
k‘ the stock of Dry Goode at an lancer= discount fronY
ortncrnricea preparatory' tOrarrchaoing thoir spring arip..4,
iply. We have on nand a fine wortment of the Ibllowtstr
~o d s , prmunovaL , Prone', AlortnosiL - Wool DeLidna s e
I WOrld Plaids, atetonna Cloth,
_Tune* Clo th . Bomber:ln
IMnallch Chintz, jd
_knaltch do, alvellrua enporlor makes'Weirb and other non le, - with a greatvolley of' Black
and Colored Brocade Plald and' BMW /km Mike, alto
erhlelf will be sold at a great eacrltlce... J 129
-
Sp_ring of 1855.
MITRPEIT .t, BllRClileit.Ll)
•
Will couumme.
On Monday, March , to,
Their early . -supply of SPRING GOODS. mit
A. MASON CO. are now openinC
1 1
• and pacYages of Calmer. no, Ging
ka, Malan Stuns, Lawns. Muslin da L.l.e. AM.
I
nfith hiLTO bean purchafted at tha large pataMPO
it much key than coat °Manufacture.
- -
oson Co. will vPon'6°
tbl, Ronda . lob
pm.M. s"' 3 ; Li !
- A. z. 643".,u5mb t
oettomt
HEW' YORK ADVERTISE:EDITS.
From VISKILER SCITELL'EI Generld
Holm, (o mesa Sib thT4on.7. Nes' YosSAIsAd n
86
g ts Ss. SO
Nassau street.)
Correspondence of the Gazette.
_
Baru Unadulterated Brandies, LA PLATTE Crrr, N6BItAIKA Tualatin.,
MUM now ma allonne.
llll4 . Af el t , h e nein i fir e il N. {Vat's , DN.—Deer Sir h tl 9 pro ' 1866 mised " to
reerw u r e Wfr o m e er, it is /are la
d. Ittnetenth toe tall• e of that write to you from this Territory before/ I left
1 11 , received from memmidtielsotiseele Coeme.
g, he , in . e y ; ou l itte now h
i a af tt .... empt ii th ow lde l e h m ar th e a g.ii t pi th led er g e e d tul up d
United .os% .
. ortbenanaa t m hat spr ri g 4 irlrar Thr ,,4
=,,, } =l,l o ="itirZfeb. • rseka!4l4l Lnr since my arrival here. 3 left home on the moni
=et eseue if t ? i r . sh ethr et n eee
ter,t, m , ..4ra
.ith lug of
ihe.4th of Advil and reached Mune* Binffa
the rerldeFFnent to ?se Erlfttlateta;4 toehty of on the morning of the )Bth April. On my way
The n
ghts T ole d o,aril onenig an p
Vineyardl i gprietVrroregniX ander the general man- s o pen i t part m of ad attiCloselantioneddayarlootif
agement and the direction of E. Haddon, Presideut.• Vito
Preddent, sad a Committee of Inspeotiortof eight Me= ,
here. The polety itself numbers dm hundred vineyard UV at Chicago, three daft and four nights in
emevietememeegst them some el the se , vt and in the neighborhood of Davenport ; tram
noblemen in the neighborhood of uointse. whereatno...,
under tertalti by-iftwe, the entire th. of Abele rine. Davenport I took the etsge for Connell Bluffs,
meat° theme:al fund of then r- the at stopping one day at Fort Des Moines. I passed ,
tat of eh= lath= million franca The Advantae.
obtained hem this combination weep appereot as to re n. across the entire State of lowa n cel ear w ly n th ir e o th 6 o o le f I
der unneorieleft gay farther comment on the gelPsett
dis the taw gre e ste ;lit' st Aii Sta l4 tos ht of . th i' is w* Un i l s on ;every acre of
Mem buyer , and seller. emu are 'harem dm, it
p4u'n'tbth"bture'lle atta in ri thb t ' ioll ic'im tlie nrd a ib. ;: "th fnidon l i ir" lnte tia' rest sti4l7 e g tha'A ffeeted tb"
land that I entilwaa sirsooptible of enitiration.—
ocarsawily:brosnes !bell:arced of ,eash indlyidual Loa Fort Des Moines promises to be a very important
trihate in Mg poser t° uphold therein- . ' point and there Wes at the time I was there a
teflon w eh the society Is endear:MU td earn: far ,
ment Of e beet queltios of brandies. -I= this vertestel general rush of land hunters and speculators, on
a clause Latrodneed In the etetutat rtists so) renders it . . .
ethlitTtodeZ account (li th e news of the capital being located
r t r eg t e ue me ge tid ere ers eetec zhall othw. meale in t t he h.y erl i tv
there.
Before we reached there I was informed
the liability of anentire forfeiture of. =Sr sham „
The muleretartad, mole agents in the United State., for that-owing to some informality in publishing the
the Central noclety of Vineyard Proprietors of Ceram; law, the location would not take place at the
would solicit the attention of =reheat; !tendJima.;
Mown and others to the •Intatmenow on hand, eonlident time specified, and the whole matter would go
tem tear wen comporemore faeorably than with.ani sett. back to th e Legislature at its next 'leaden.—
dome , to the =net, and at miese =below the otandard
of even ordinary Coma= Dit VENOOR =ARLES. Everything in the shape of property there was
my6./mv iss Peat street, below Wail. rmw Y. , '" high up in the figures. I have no doubt but the
capitol will be located there, as it is thecentral
position of the State. Council Bluff City, as
you know, was first settled by Mormons, and
there are atillsome few aesttering ones left there;
but the great emigration to Salt Lake in the first
place went from here. The old Mormon part of
the town is shuttled amongst the bluffs and about
four miles back fronalhe Missouri river. Since
the exodus of the Mormons, the town is growing
down towards the Missouri river; quite a num.
ber of extensions are making, and the old' part of
the town to left to remain in its original state.
and all the - new improvements are "On *rapid
stride toward* the river: The presetiepopula
lion of Council Bluff City, is about two thousand
inhabitants ; there are three warts in the city
audit *steads over a large e space of ground, with
one main street pretty well built up for !Client a
mile. When I name to the city, the first impree
sion with me was, that it should have been built
on the bank of the river, as other river towns
are, and I feel confident it will yet be so. Still
the towns generally along the Missouri river are
all batik at the bluffs on account of the doubtful
ness of the river, it changes its channel so rapid
ly. The steamboat landing is of course four
miles from the city, with nothing at it Mit a ware
house. I can Berne reason why the city should
not soon begin to be reared there, and work Its
Way bulk. The landing is good, and from ahead
in the river, it is Impossible for the landing or a
town ever to be disturbed by any changes at that
point, and if I am not mietaketi a second Chicago,
or St. Louis, will spread Its buildings from that
• point.. Council Bluffs is destined to be a large
city ; it cannot be otherwise, as it hes such a
back country to support it ; besides it is the cros
sing or terminus of every railroad convey from
the east, and north, and south-east. The citizens
of Council Bluff. got up a railroad meeting on
Saturday evening last ; the object of the meet
ing was more particularly to appoint delegates
to attend a Convention at Sidney, near the Mis
souri line, to organise a company to build • rail
road to St. Joseph, a distance by land of one hun
dred and fifty miler!. • • • •
The Hannibal and Bt. Joseph Railroad is in a
fair way to go ahead, which will make a fair
railroad route, when oompillted, from Council
Bluffs to the east, perticidarly over our Penn
syleania improvements. I was particularly invi
ted to the meeting to make a speech, which I
accepted. In my remarks I dwelt largely upon
the importance of their connection with our Ohio
and Peonsylvanis Railroad, and Peunselvaida
Central Railroad, and my own first lore; the Pitts
bwgA and Connellsrille Railroad. The meeting
after being addressed by quite a number of die.
ttegnished stranger from all parts of the country
and appointing committees of correspondence,
adjourned for three weeks, to meet in County
Contention. (Polewatemle County, lowa.)
I have met many Pennsylvanians since I left
home. J. Murray Clarke, Esq., and Col. T. B.
Searight are at Council Bluffs with a view of '
settling either there cri.st Fort Dee Moines. We !
had a very pleasant interview. assure you we ,
hail Many pleasant walks eroded the Bluff Cityi
The smusementa of the citizens therein duo-
ing ; they have parties very often. The reason
assigned is that they have no other amusements.
The parties are well conducted, genteel and or
derly. The city is always full of strangers from ,
all parts. There is now a daily Mil of fist-rate
four horse coaches from Muscatine on the Mis
sissippi, to the city, and tri-weekly coeches (rem
St Joseph, Me. Besides the 'Coacheti; very many
come in carriages; buggies, wagons, Ac. There
Wm been but 'one steamboat to the Bluffs yet
this spring—the Clara, Capt. Cheever. The
Clara is a Pittsburgh built steamboat. I fit
like meeting an old acquaintance when I went on
board. The hibumuri never was known to be so .
low as at present; but emetic will soon come..
Jeer and July is the season of their bestnavigo
tion. The merchants there are out of every- '
thing, Or were before the Clara came up. Bald.
log Is kept back for want of lumber, nails, and
all kinds of hardware. I Intend to make ar,
rengernmits -to.fill this country with Pittsburgh
manufactitied articles, should I determine to
settlePhere - -after I- arrange my affair* at Pitts
burgh. • I know of no article of Pittsburgh man
ufacture that is not vrantedliere. I know of no
market like it, and money Is plenty. There is
not a stick or board of dry timber of any kind
here There are quite a number of saw mills in
the country, but they out nothing but cotton-wood
and some walnut. The cotton-brood will do for
weather-boarding; but for floors, doors, s .windowi
SZ, it cannot bo used in any good building. I
could make a small fortune here out of the ra
fuse lumber going to loss about our Pittsburgh
lumber - jordse' ' I have given you a fair account
of my obsertotions about Council Bluffs. I will
now take you across the River into 'Nebraska
Tirritory. Opposite Council Bluffs is Omaha
City, the now Capital of the Territory. This
town is beautifully located for a large eity.---
Owing to the scarcity of lumber; nails, Itc., every
thing ie put back and the progress 'of the city
mush retarded. Here, as in Council' Bluffs,
there is a splendid market for everything. The
Government money is spentimghere andnothing
purchased with it. The foundation of the State
Bonnets nowataked ant, and a commeneetneut
made arthe foundation. GOT. hard to a very
fine gentleman, Leasure you ex Governor Cum
miegeis Mean fine ginallemak•Aind verY !Metal
and clever. Mee. Cummings Is a Pennsylvania
lady, being a native of Beaver Comity, and reel
dad come timer hi Pittsburgh; She was a Miss
Murphy, a very Light' , accompliehed lady. Col.
B. P. Rankin, Treasurer of the Territory, .I like
much: Imade the acquaintance ofJudgesßrad..
ley and Ferguson, both gentlemen of the old
school Omaha City-and Council Bluff City are
directly opposite each other, and about 4 miles
apart.
PAPER HANGINGS ;
XDOLIMAIX AXD It m.
THOMAS FAYE & CO.,
25t1 and 257,Broadwuy, New York,
Directly yipoelte the City gall A Park.
lira' =Bluntly ca an 4 a full stock of
American and French Paw Rea_ glue. 'Deena
ands, Perna Curtain Pa per% Bed Tester. Rattles.
Landeraprake-. Of every etyle known to the trade.
e
laying lo their dna; cut buy from first
dulds, an ve =llow-tare largelynd
as
direct from
/Tench Manataturera kir about yeas sale agents In the
United States.
_tif s e t li on.. rho:tent contipcinso the richest stolen of
pedol Importation. !mails. when destined,
from o.cplendld collection of sisteopini. Argotic Popo!
"lancers rent to wen part of the United States. mhliissheen
1855. MILLINERY. 1855.
Nis. WM. SIMMONS,
fat Broadway, fr.
tSnow prenatal' to exhibit, and offers fo
We to arbolvsale and retail Mayen, at the lowest pas
cash prises, the largest .11 boat owineted nook o
over
English and American Millinery and
city;
Gond
over o.ered at any map astabilaishsent in tbla city; eq nal
If not soperior to har former importations. They bars
been Welted wittE . earn by tisk Wel:rated Erenet
tine , o
Madams at nr. of Pasts. and hits. r Larmitn-
f Bond ,
I . B.Catiora Bonzes constantly on hand. Ordm by
outt runotasll7.lupua Mr. 8111,1dO I N . 11, k_
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,Zroo . 1E44 Broadway, Com or
Daguerreotype Materials eta.
„lerrenants ere rasped Wayrarreigesi So diewitk(r advertise
nerd loony DapAnTergypie. An tan, town.
/NTIIONY S General Depot of Materials
far the Daguarnsc_ trara =l for -pidmve flips and
Catalog.* fwtned
thoda ran b. sent by *apnea, pa l• on delivery, but
tartM
t with whit. ate lira • CMS gin rafer
ene• am U. their ability is psi or • c.a. cnt
malt with their order soon • h to cover • trans
portation. fairi-Sraw 11..ANTIIONT,IOS Deoa6war.ri. V.
New York - ,Bag Nanufactaz
11 Lit, Flour, vied., Ginin,• Meal, Hominy,
I Etertatookerbrat. Goa. arid all other klodr or
Bair' mole and printed to Order by taachlrled7 lett dea.
part. dadteut. ea atom,
17 P/artsbord. Noe Tont.
WM. SIMMONS,
Wholesale Dealer in
STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY,
fe7Zoor •=I 11180. AD AA N. 7%
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NSW TOES.
Hare mooned be Ne.ITO Musa st„ en, off firefrebest.
IMPORTING the Ih - soling Drugs from their
orisissi 112111 tab. bothin Europe wul hest indf.a,and
Wu trenchnekt Magill!) Cll.llOllll. Pertuynerk r Do . t.N
Nall and nay }lmam. Mar Waive and Strapt
Sybote Ppeastee. Oulu. &we; an. 2e, thy oler them en
th. curt naksocable Wren, tYrbere either in p.n.', or by
.illmelee their hest attention. yel7,lZne
ALDERMEN.
1. Donaldson, Alderman
kFFICE, cornerof Penn and St. Clair sta.,
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Patrick McKenna,
ALDERMAN OF TUE TUIRD WARD.
(FFICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets.
(b.Morly oreuplod nr Mammon Lowly,'table/4D .11
bovine. portallstor to Mao Llot of Alderman mad Justine
of Lb. Pomo tri ll lo promptly anal:Ad M. Ilaltm
MISCELLANEOUS.
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GRATES; FENDERS,
Pipes. Boxes, all Foundry
Castings of
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No. Liberty St., corner of Hand,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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LIVERY AND SALE ow
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j Sctrwer Du'lnzond strut and Cherry A 4lO,
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4./ timed V. 60 pa. iivlf
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BANKING4 r HOUSES
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Stooks, Notes endother Sermiltbso hourht en
Irloono 99-trale.4os. Correepondenos lad mike:Hamm&
LOUIS SCHAEFER,
Attorney at Law, and Eastern Collector
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BOOTS AND IBIOBS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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ets, third dear from the klarkst Dome, Pittsburgh,
;would reapeemorinform his nommen. Mende and Mir
totem, that he hasitiet received hie Spring and Summer
hoods, In all ',Weeks, and of the latest Ftiy. DO. rat
lin the eastern Me.
I Thepartioular attention Of the ladles hastened to awell
snorted stock of Gaiter* itid•Yeulies hoots end Slippers of
'all deer:lotions . daps Woe Kock of chtldeens' Gaiters and
;Farms 0111) o which eraaeirefullr "elected For Gentlemen.
the hae any.pattern ofrancylorod Wearing articles, Per
,ehuce far
hash in biro quantities enable hlm to sell ekes
i nw pekes Dr eetablishment eel In the ,
!ell. antennas to mannfactire ss heretofore, any r ind k of
'ladle.' and Gentlemene wear, in the newest Odle and of
the beet maters V. . • andlett. •
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Spool* tCa lAreeTnol.
The e oheeabere. Agoot for Ito ComPoni. has alimgein.
: hutd.rseestre Tickets sz.tElOto =alts tot soy memat,
I Etieble &troy Bank In Enond, Intim:id, Acothind sob
w eA,.
, Aix , b r i„,",' pwrogers from New Took and • Phllael
i phis by Rallroed,
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- ap2blyd V N 0.410 Liberty at. PALI) wmhdest,,
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(Betereews,yeed and Market It.retn)
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1 tetLeure.eveetee to 0 rot PeTiOr tittle. , e,h27.it
ono. amino].
insuoN Potarinit;
Mitchell, Ilerron"&, co:'
continue tholusiness of the Union
'Etie At"'Nrita t l=rl it" " PINN°CII,
Thor Ifni mann factor. as usual, ► largo And gamma
.nortnmst at GASTINOB. comprising
Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens, `s.
t yrrioa AND ALRLOR EMMA
MANTLE &KITOREN GRATES,
Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dog lime, Sad irons,
Tea Kettles, Howland Plow - Points,
Mill and Machineif Cistingskinerally
' dad GAS sag WATER. PUSS of All slam
IRON &JIAII.J3 0E1%3 BEST BRANDS,
Ekelill i bides; Pieki,-
All ot which Will bo sold at nuunacturthe prl pL
Mr7.lr
.70Elf T. BHRYOOIr,
Book. and Job Prink? and Potato.
1N0.8.21711tts atteet, above Bialtbfteld, Gazette Etnikliag.
111 0 OtVB IND E It' sad Box Molteee Straw
iitiniya at Mat.. Abo. lkoks. Palma awl
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING; MAY-23, 1856.
The land in Nebraska is not may rich but it is
beautiful. Ism highlydellghted with it. I have
not been back far into the Territory, but from
what inforniation I can gather, it offers great in
ducements and attractions to Periueylvanians
and others to come and make it their homes.—
'Still I will not take the responsibility to advise
' any one to bring his family here until lie comes
to see it and)nakes all arrangements. It a person
is rich and well situated at home any changes for
a new Country is full of privations of every
kind, still there are many who are onfontunate,
and lose their all, and are forced to make new
arrangements. To all such 'I would say,' come
west, if.not to Nebraska or Kansas you "will find
many fine opportunities for a fortune in lowa,
certainly one of the greatest States of this Union.
Western lowa and Eastern Nebraska are the
garden spots of the world, and equal to the val.
ley of the Nile In my opinion. After an exami
nation of the territory, I have attic& a stake at
the month of the Platte River; a city 111 now be
ing laid out there called La Platte City, and will
be the great point north of Platte Rim. Who
has not read about the beautiful valley of the
Platte is the groat Northern Railroad route to
the Pacific. I never eativ.such land. It!' fere'
but not wet.. As you go back from the Missouri
river it rises gently until you can get a view up
and down both rivers as far as you can see. The
Platte Valleyin well suited, not only for a clty of
great importance but for farming purp oses, par
ticularly for.' raising cattle. I think it equal to
the far famed Term lands for that purpose--
Cattle:isanlive well through the entire winter with
cut 'fodder. -'When I. Slab:lmo here, some three
weeks Blade, the grass witasix Inches htib along
the fiat or level lands. The Platte river is very
wide, and . unfbrtunately not navigable with any
tees:lay: - '.li is said it can be navigated In good
water for sot ral hundred miles, butt present
it is very low and Atli of sand tars,'. and does not
look-much like a navigable Stream: It ink an
appropriation frowthe General Government misfit
do muck for it, wafer Ake bestsistarest of the
tory.- - .
'Cotton l e aking the Platte is abundant; also
some of the rder woods , walnut, cedar, &0.,
also, first ra UPS/INDS, well suited for either
lime or building. - Stone Coal has been found,
but I have n yebeiarnined Its quality or qua
:tity. The ' tale' tint rate, and . Upon 'the
whole I say the mouth of the Platte river
is the Breen eta s earth th at crib 'nie, - atid lu
ta
pect in a few years ; to make it - aay yerineaent
nebkeett...- e .itettgkee.o ol2 can be feezei.Pe
2
the sale of plea lumber and all kinds of Pitts- I titeritti eitinct,inddihereby iirniA hotted
burgh manufactured articles. It is only await- ; •Itliens„ whe.:&Xillie liwt - aeria . /Ibtitis. - *Ail". '
ing some young-active business men of capital ; •pposed to Slavey, to Be extension' and peribet-
to take hold. When I took back to Western . tion; and also, who are opposed to clandestine
Pennsylvania' and think . how many men are I . • • ociatiordr, whether Whigs; ' Demoorats, live
dragging out a miserable:existence, trying to do ' oilers, or Know Nothings, who are dleposed to
:,,,
business and every peat getting worse, I feel 1 laden the Order, to meatin generalconventlan:
like telling them that here lies a fortune, only , d adopt such measures as shall be. deemed -
awaiting their arrival ;as I stated above, no man eeemary to secure their united action, in the
can mike a mistake (if he has only the courage_ pport of Justice, right
an
- . .
to seParate from his old home,) either in West- The meeting on motion, resolved , Ai( "their .
/I
ern lowa or Sistern Nebraska. When I left rocowlings be published Its the National Era,
home I was undecided whither I should go to ittsburgh °issue, Journal andritifOr; and other
Kansas or N o br o oi s caring but little which, I Papers, whose editors eonld'berinduced to insert
wandered my way here a now feel glad I °sem:
came here. I know what nAl
is may expect here,! On motion, resolved, that i vote' of thanks be
and for a Perinsylianian the institutions and 'von to the ladies for their polite attention dar
latitude of the country are whit suite hina.-- ' g the meeting.
During my stay at the ,Bluffs I saw men every I Bunched to adjourn till. die.
day from Kansas: in that termitory, things at i, Closed with prayer by Bev. A. Donn as. this time are very unsettled; ell is confusion as to
the future policy of the government of the ter
ritory, but inNebraska all is quiet and peaceful,
tie one ever speaks of Nebraska. becoming a
,
Slave State.
I have ohm log cabin OA my, claim on. the
banks of Platte and in view of theMiesou.rh .
I have a nice grove of young *Cotton Wood
trees to give me shade, with good water and
pure air. So lam comparatively - happy. I here
no tenant in the cabin yet but will bare shortly.
I am now staying wsrsr it, boarillig with an Hug
lieh gentleman; IsChas a double log house, and
plenty of everything. This country abound/
with game of all kiwis andplenty of wild straw
berries; they are now in blossom; wildplums and,
grapes are also plenty,
There are atilt quites number of Olinda In
diana about here, but I am informed they intend
leaving as aeon, as they get their pay, !tad I can
And no One to Inform me why they were riot
paid, 104 since. La Platte is about five miles
below the Minden Home. ,. This Mission was es
tablished by the Old School Presbyterians, some .
1 eraii years since. It lain chargeef a Bat' gr.
Hamilton, a Pennsylvanian, and Student,of the
Western Theological Seminary in Allegheny
City.. Their buildings are very large and commo
dious, they have 640 acres reserved by the Go.-
etnment; the land is' to a great extent under a
high state of cultivation. .The ebbed is very
email at present, therebeink but 13 Indian child...,
rem at it-10 boys and 3 girls. There is Preach- ';
lag every Sabbath. At douncil Miffs they haie
two regulet congregations, Methodist andCon
gregatienalists; both Ministers are supported by
their respective 31# siona4 Nerds, but the
citizens havcr contributed to build each Congregit.,
don new meeting helms. The Methodiste are
using theirs, although' not completed; the Con
gregations! Madill Elliot quite ready for use.
Both the churches are quite neat; the Congrege
tional ChOrch is built with brick, the other a
handsel:tie frame.
We have a, good Steini . Perry-bost about 2'
miles above the meal' of the Platte opposite St.
Mary'a,lows. Mr.,Bsrpee, a very wealthy, mer
chant, owns it. The ferry-b Oat coat at St.
Loud $13,000. At this ferry abone2o,ooShead .
of cattle alone . passed lint year for California
besides large droves of sheep—and any geniality
of Emigration. This year the California ; Eon-,
potion. is rather limited owing to the reported,
Indian difficulties, "till quite large trains are go- 1
ing. .4great many cross at Council Bina for
California also. Rev. Keep, a Baptist Minister
from chancy, Illinois, has quite a large colony,
at a place called Pountension the Elk Horn,
about fifty miles back of Omaha My. The So
ciety Is governed by regulations and bye-laws.—
I made Item. Beep'eacquainteucest Council Mules
lie is very 'confident of success in their organi 7 ,
ration. lie said they were not all strictly Bap
tists that joined the colony, still his party pre
dominates. I think, the company have taken
claims upon ten miles square.
I can only say in conclusion that this is arnost
delightful, healthy country, and any man that
wants to get along can find a good home here;
but he will have to work his way; and for men,
of capital I can assure them-they will find,it tha,
best country 1 have yet seen to make money.
Yours very truly,
WM. LAIIMEll; JR..
' Humour Calmar, Feb. 25th, 1855.—A large
and respectable number of the eititens of irn
meads vicinity, and of the emrroateling cotintry,
convened for the:pi:L*ole of hearing some ads
dresses on the - subject of Slavery. - Col
well wee called to the chair, and Robert Nisbet
was appointed secret/try. A. Dontiatz- , opened '
theatactitts with prayerr - Thp - fottuiring persons
adreased the tdeciiiag, Viz. ?I a:kyihrr ROY.
?SCAM. Clir4, Araiawl, T. Thomson an d Ren
nin. 'he audience appeared "very atomise, and
well pleased.
Adjourned to meet at Cross Roads Church on
_ -
the 14th of March.
N. Covirrax., Preet
R. Nisirrr, Seery
GUSH-ROADS Marra Boum,
March 14th, 1955.
•
According to previous notice, a large and re•
spectable portion of the citizens of Cfiartiers,
and the surrounding townships, convened for
the purpose of bearing some addresses on the
subject of Slavery. The meeting wan organ
-
Bred, after being opened with prayer by tbe BArr.
Joseph Thomson, by 68"pp:date:mit of Esquire
Fergus to be Ch airman, and Messrs'. Welch and .
Stewart Vice Presidents, and Thomas Willer
Secretary. On motion,' the "Rev. A. Doexutn,
John Reed Esq. and John C. 11'Nary, were ap= -
pointed a committee 16 Prepare resolutions for
the consideration of the meeting. On motion,.
Rev. Joseph Thomson was called oirls
dress the mettinga ,wha, after a Very able
eloquent 'undress, was succeeded by the Bet.
Messrs. Fairly ead An w e. The eoinmitfee
on resolutions that:teams In, and reported the --
following mega, will& were adopted eeriatunv
Wneases, The Mastitation of the IS. States'
was firmed amongst other things, for the avow
'Kt peirpoie of 'esto , livhiegjeultice , and mining;
the blessiegs of liberty to ourselves and. Poster-.
ity; sad whereas it appears to bathe aellberitte
aim of slave-holders and theircoadjut a rt4to can-,
vett it from purpose,luta a clutiler
for the extenelon and perpetuatien of SliiTerii:
and whereas the Mineuri compact, haikop.,3o,
hited—our free territory invaded—thekreentive
Fatrouage invoked, And the whole energies of
our government brought nit° requialtion, In Oiler,
to accomplish thismbject, therefore,
-Rooked, That. Slavery is the gengettne, the
Cancer in our body politic-that: it is • the only, ,
and all absorbing subject that now agitates the
pnblle mind; thatit interferon with, and controls
every other - interest; and if permitted to obtain
an entire preponderance in ourgovernmant, grill
end either inti dissolution of the Union, or sub
jugation of the Nerthernfitnes.
RuolPed, That wa repudiate, and despise and
spit upon the Fugitive MOTO lion that we_ hold.
It to be unconstitutional-r-aa intuit to ;thee pee
disgrace to the statue book, and to• the
age in which wei :live—that . we will agitate
and continue to agitate until it be repealed..
Resolved That we are opposed to the repeal of
thit part of the Missouri comprondie actw hie&
secured freed= to a portion , of the new terri
tories, as a wanton violation of a compact With'
the representatives of the northern States—that
it , is an act of injustice twildeh the-northern
States hive Enright to' submit, bat should re
sist by all proper means, rernviless 'cleanse-
Ruences,
llissolocd, That the JD xeontiTe . patronage. is
enormous, and ought to beleurtallad—that it is a
pproliflosoarce.ofoorsuptlon, and appears to• be
sufficient.. when . exeroised upon a venal Congress,
I to carry 'through that body any measure how.
Resolved, That we hold in Ineffable Contempt,'
thoite — defigMatelilifita thelfortketttrattbe Mob'
iblrthright.thr the tutu of pottage, and. sacrifice
their consciences, and the rights of their :roc:-
stitnents, for the 'thence office.
Resolved,' That we will her eaf t er-endeavor to
Make the ballot-tic:speak oat in favor of liberty,
and that we 'will rote for AO person tosany office
'of trust or power,:whci is not an avowed friend:of
freedom: ; • "
Resolved, We will oppose 41c'ef9rtb.Nid
r i fe/aver, the :sdralitsida newUtave : tato
the Union, an d rather than submit ; to a faither
t ex teasioh ottitievety, 11 . !e , ales ea in a dia.
aolatioticif the Iliflon. - • - • . .
Resolved„ That weillt hider - apart thirst mcrral
gLiTery fruit the Diatriat of Colatibta,'or the'
removal of the seat of Goveiinnitit frein the.
- Resolved, That we stand opposed to all claw
'Milner oath bound- associations, nee. athepting
;the Know Nothing ttrgaidtitioe,ahich'hitrhitely
!sprung into eilstence;Jhat ,Cdadderidl'attoh
:associations sit uniecessiry, init free government,.
lend dangeiona—thatthey are calcidated end /RI
tended to itemise a control :over the freest:don
lof their members, and in this respect are dmpotio
land' adverse to freedom. r; -
&.o
sal, That WV, see opposed to the . Know
tNothing organtsation, became, for good ressoCh
!we are lanhea r to bolitoralt Will h a ve initen-elsre
ry tendonoy 7 end will be ,mide use of by the
South as an angina to carry: ant their:: visits:of
1312,T017 f)ropapacliain, In spite of ill the oppo-;
'altion that the frlet44 of freidoth'Can call
forth .
.
' &ram; Ira do adds...XL :these who
hay joined the order; Without duly con-
Bid . 01mis. or knetringite , ahject sad tandenay, to
leave the aitealiatiba or
ttnititat- QAT trey irk ILO vote, itt atlases, freely
and' independently for the - beet intereste.at the.
'country, without control or extranecate
71 ";•tr
MONMEI
LxvilfLNuiontifrwt. 7
VOLUME
It having pleased the' Head of thi Church to
move by death the Rey:-Abraham, Anderson, '
I. D. one of the collegiate Pastora of tlatChaso.
late Congregation of Miller's Run, a meeting r ai
e congregation, oss called May 14th, 1/356, and ..
1. e following resolutions unanimously adopted:. . .
Resolved, That while we - desire to yield a hum
. le submission to the afflictive iliaPeitsatimewhiCh
as deprived us of ono of our pastors , we regard,
I t 'as our fltity publicly la. impresa our seiiii"Ot"
the great ioser which- we and tiut aluirob:at,lstp
reaustained by the decease of thle faithful and,
minent servant of hew . Christ.
Iteraltid, That we consider it as diiiiiia the:
smorjr Saliba &alibied lo expresi our very high 4
ppm:Won of his services amoaktis; partico-
ly in the aleakimpreatire; andiaithful men
er in which ha exhibited and oppli4,
_the.
the of the gospel from the pulpit, in his amid
oas and' affectionate attention to ottrliPiribilV'
, rellfare' by thittnefromlnatisn'teflottse, come.''
cling and comforting as in , eut:lroublea, ad.
'mending punctually to all parts:of ministerial
luty • and this, notwithstanding : pis other Mona
!hid' necessarily occupied a greet portion ef ' t
:is WO : and 'the' 'state Of iiis health b''whiek
ao was frequently eipoied to aerate Siff "t - '
1 Resoloat, That ire unite in Sympathy with the i
[ ma
any who have beeo made 'aid by thia'dlsPearaii -
'on; and 'pArticidarly, we 'sympathise with 'the
ontregaUoas in which 'oar deceased pastor la- ,
°red before his connection with us, among when/ -
a doubt not die"memory is still precious. - We
- othite with ' the youth who ' were - under bid
nstruation ex a' professor ;pt .ditiiagi, ',llia Id'
ham he wages a father ; tat with his - c olleagu e '
t o,
A
ho mutt M sensibly the Lime off 'etrittiiiiithi'
labor 46 amiable tuictla ff eitionif4 as a freed," "
wise Lad *dear as a 'Counsellor. ' WI rijili."?
'Wad with his famllY . Whill' haießeciallepleititl`,:
of their best earthlf friend, onezo'Well fitted to'
A their guide in the *ay of righteoishim;'io
dud in all WurielatiOns of 'pfb, ancteatiaoial4 , . In:
air relation to his own hotisetiolciT and vie 'Oonx-
Mend them - td him who' la"the ' father' of 'the
feitheriess and the husband "of the - Irani." We'
ymPatilize with the Associate churbli•Which has
cat In him ono of her Moat faithful itunbiters;
iriseet counsellaid Ms/ Most able defenders. ' WO .
Sympathize with ' the public is genorof which ba s
in him ' a friend M;literaturei' to reliitiOnasid'
Pad every - good Mined. . ' '' 4
Resolved, 'TAtOf a , copy of these itioluilotur tie'
Sect to ,the fathily. of the deceased, - anti also Cop
ps for pat:4164:40 to the mittore of
t ,the Emmet
eal • Repository , the l'reslOtatitiii'Vilttiess "and'
, . ,
the West Minster Herald. .
By order of the congregatien
' WILLIAM Mobil* Cluaironvi: I_ ''
1 ' - -''`+ ' ' . iTottirMatiffecrefory. 1,
`To` Tat - Lunzs,,
• •
ff PAT:VE{I7OIW 104 'Mika street,
ESPECITITLLY- informs the Ladies of
Pittitm end Illdnitylbet he bacjpetreestre4 •
Barge and well etheted eteeki r =nci and Summer Dry
Mit hlek to wilt .41 at reduced et LT.
.No. 10i Merl* st.F.4 parr ruse Pin, meet
ARRIVED' 'nll S ILIORNING 'BY ( , Eg.;
E 8833,11 Lr¢e esortmeal of Plank,Tßaresd..
ped and PreeeW 811ke to which I wouldeolledttbe Olen ,
tioo ef.kly sostomars-sza ladles gesed.L ~• .
; 10b.2.1-dterB P4III
yam . OPEN+At 104 Market, large,
amorloomat of .3:tri sty% goods.
Britlliattroo o, c V t o . Lewin.
khrba Rots,. de Loin.. LW - Colo, exo l Lr i orEFlch
would mp, ..a=y Imles the ottantlan or tee.
0 1 , 444.0.• ' PAUL BIJOM.
, B magamtußi-liavin g , constantly. art
c0,"4 134n4_a r targt it. aseozgoat=orr the kelil li dA
ti brz unrs agb ,, T,,,,„
.:_ ~..:-.. ' , 7 rtkitrritilaint , '
IEAWNETTS AND' CAOSItifERMS=Ifs*
z gn ,...d ist =k in. . lam sj.: o 3: 4 l .4 VMll4,l.lisztalit i t
i c. ,
t a , tar m Arztu ;VW:rat= to I=e
m.
Ulm tovue ealtorcatti se t tedbm. &VA Vitrarrt.t.
Notice to -Contractors.
SEALED PEOPQSALS will be received at.
the office of the Engineer. until Friday, the LL flay of
ijllUe Wirt, for the grading. bridging, /M.. of the 4.11eg,
mrime fieetsßrighton Para Bolp4, front the lianobester
.11. to the Metaled mad Atli. corner of Oooner; Am'
plot . Meanie. about two milts ) a i lrfor ses.fittir.
!licraliWe ' lrraz i ginr:ol=l:s t itid=ski.
:ma. This motion emcees Jeers Run, and trill Inelnde
;the 'Prowl .13= lit the •Rmk, fdistanon.abont three.
tfoorths .of • mile.
• te trill be ..aLror et 4
Mara and Spetiftnealons of the woritinsyhe matat the
'offline of the Engineer, it. E. el'Ootran, on.' Tenn ltreet;
:Eittebotnia• any infbrotation-neomearrft bidanie, me/
;be obtained on appllet4on to the neaerugu.a, or of the.,
g ru • . Pretet,',
-
Ketehusi's Mower with Reaper Attach
rnEnmost perfect machine in use, warran
. tut:from:lo.6i 15 frees - of gym or'graln Per
dayM vnat ae wouhltdos. Yeytho or mad* Atop
of Alowly, 3= comb *llll4O. For sale by _
myll 8. SHAIIIIIAND. 126 Wood at,
O—MAR S l pi .-
i4AttiscilnpirOused froin:lfOrjoik:l:,
itrakoundi top= and tli:
'Mom. • M te, sada ti ~ Bonm:BPobon..
3111.1thery (itala.44.W.9aisb../WS ant e ztle dlreat tegm
Im=cre cip cps ow good!_at_pyf bleb met
es to • H
JO& OMllt,' Marot at.
' - . .•„ -: ZeiltniO . eassitk...., .. . , e• i, 7
A T a meeting of the eprrunigsioners of And.
. 1 1.1.1!' ' A k AirvieMMAteg k ir4,4 'Of the'lli•
thanks' Banker Pittninnttle , es tee Pox 'An tem
Immerse the nem of floosts.Dollars===
stook held Or them. on or.Delont the
•1 sem s t ' ; ..
It ie a.. r t. in .4ii.T tie ' 3h;okholdanh t to '
, sii,,pd a ' wl ksq., Teolnenee. at the cedes of EL Jonas i
oa..piu ~ .. ... . . DASD) CAlqtlELlft ,- i,
tanta • tur. .
, . . , •
1311 TE AND'ONDAR , WARE.-SAMIEML
12 "HROESBN•kmpa toward!). .ola Dana s rood anat.
NVl,lgwarhig4riezr.N..4c - v — za
Cban ' y WWI Boards. slut all cam
inds
Also-60 oasts Tabi, and 160• • '
Warman, Blasonk HMV AIM gnat. nttaragbolki
..
'OW' and Vinegar.-
irTOAR thada expressly fen' family 'ttse
now moldin ore than one h.ar Ow'
Gra:mime Plttabmith m and Alletalemy, abate Elekletean
to 113 epand nm7 ltrehetwo that Dan been and In It tot
Who Vinegar made ttont Ohio dirapea, oed ha the bath
Imorted.
• Oldeldar Meant that v
guft best' rednelnd One hattaret
" T i hr 1;hotal 'Rats' thk
countrati P l astlealar, &marl thla nee ,
Wei that will heel alit& alit lu l 1.;
i f u is Zi
m_te4
..intme7.l l 27 6 " l neiro...a Ist sh
Notice to Niiiike aid:Other - .Cori' Corp orations:..
i
' , •
~ ', • • Atoirtos Uthrithro ui is
,_. ktifersisiegv, AitT , / , th. . , ..
lli L EDITOR-,You will pletile Pti 11,,'
for lbw; oonseentive ievelci,_; the OT e lbllovrini Ike:
t one vonforinity with the prof of, the 734 section
of tbe Act of Seventh May, 1L.% entitled .ten dot to to, ,
vide foe the olttarylliTeleete stsVntrAlßWAhl Unman ,
rabllethwide end itaitroede. end for other merit -
Y.r7 i , - , l*cti'FATl - El. wALIAcK
• • for r- B#ll.Kik, Attattor Gaol: ..
Mama 71. That all hardruqnstitntiour and r+ - Vadbs
of .very hind and natnnorhatepbrporate d tinder or
man,* at any Mei oat* of Pennallrarilak
awtal, or of an yo to. and dolnw
nom in tbiutate, shall !Sr nit litaAliplided•by.the
oath or adirmation of the ( c
h at. herretar7 Cr
, the Auditor oedema. taeolversta maw: , t r W r oi
la.ere ITi ..VIZA I ,TaNtrcr compaily ""l, thai,VZ
2g,Vtle a reroi SViro d :o d t= d' Yju ' a7c .l l° "
viral:swat the ant to the nista debt: and to ina l ;
inward th• FilltlOlrank• CO and Railroad GorovanY
inward April twantrialntia one thanaeart. right; lint.biet
arid ftwtytnr. • .
tecrmn 72. That 1.11 banks ' , iestitution. annunden
mho *a tart. by theta . dhow& as *tussah:l, aira th, mato
the Auditor chinos/. as apritatVon or heir* the Lunt.
etti dare ifireember noir; and virtually .tlatuallar,o and
tt a inerr ,V.79l 7 taT.lual i To d =rrita'
ftaostnarshattathic and Mite ths_ it*" of OA
wealth la
turat thereon. !Albs ot twain, peri C aer k = ' ;
annum turthpaki. , • .. . ,
Wet Goods! Wet Goodell i . . „ , -,
AT BOSTON STORE. 03 Amstar STREET.
v.RDP,ISP LAWNS, 50 cts;:i.Dresstl • :
Ur D E LA M I F E !• 76 4 I ;iSi=it musings
muk.i.trees, .1 , .... IA •,, ~,..; ~.,. ~ . f msh
AgilgMito boy di v Zgli,`-',* gej,„154,..„..
V=. ol -' ., , ALEXiarDER.iIiAYS.' • . _ ,
!;.CIVIL imitigiav'AlitYSllßVEYOß,
ILL. ' inPrwar,__OPPOSITA TRIF COLar HOLM.
Pittsburgh: Penna.,— ~, , , 1 ..
AB - PERBIAKENTLY. LOCAT ED
Tin Pinettllll7 114.4 Y'l ! al ?F I'a P! *B ' n ! tri " .dt°
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atilnaLbatl... , Pu. o l 4 V4 7 • «. ~ - ..-_ _lip
" ki, La, Jr.,hieSae'r Pittab'g A eteubmillii .
M...2,lllavedntanitant My Ilan Work,. : ~
ts.% gladden. Altirtheav OUT. to7:4ftilli
YOughlogtleAYlßag Stone. ' ,
r .Asubseriber ut, prepayedjolay or r f pr .
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,4 M u r. Wnertg M A V; erc'!.l2l4 IP?!
i t; . , IZP=I"., faaltiagtratmallitamitati:Pejar.:
'ham onT iv . ~!! . .3n . „,hir....,.., sad the balsam
T i a1n'M 0. , 2.4 ., -,
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