_ _fii.fi _. PITTbI3URGiI GAZETTE. eiisuepio eY u ¢.;wmTE----....- , 'PITTSBURGH • MONDAY MOILNEICI, 18.65 Met of -the - Pittsburgh Gm buildig glfthZ..t. Ira= ithe n id et iz tte klmmediatel n y. stkigaig the • ' . _ • 1116. Te Adverglbona—Neither 'the lantana Ems • et Peteethslbeehtlehmmtathe Daft Gasette.are veined • 4.onomptiteevtrodedrit their scams teswil in thepnver an Monde/ =rata& wllllpluanband them In Advance Paiments.—llereafter no sub- whiles well be titan 3se tbb Ds ly .oe Weeds Glebtte. +=bee Wawa le ambe fa Vieux*. libeneser de.. • tine Se eeD tb.letdett, tbt...bobertptiol said, tba pima be Wide*. ItVD•4,, =IWO ragalrAc." . " torwidOw whim s oft=t.. 111,1 tesaskat edysitbetase, •of fteler Alibelytkee, Inn io t abot to b. pad In id 'l'6 eat ebeePtiew whore ipadal month y . crying/ anstnite ear made.'• eerebdter mkt, Giksette.—Tb• sztangtv• - eirethaos dour 'Reidy Oudre offers% oat %madam Inn mot disdisbb. nudism et asking tbatr bailor lutoria . Our titsulatlon to brfarmilbor sad &mato:monad, maths Ahlboiltirna7 atudiest. aessualacturar aboPiDinxr .I,ll4lrti Plesubabroals. 4 ead Imam% Ohio. . . iarAr.B3..mtrzulat. - loto oaloio or tn. zQue J Zd saileoir,d3tumbed with tL. EittarriceV. Couriarl* satherbed to Keit waberiptions aed thmti.mmut• the Pituburet Gantt& becarding to ourimbliguod term 114 4 4 4 h .11±iron lioadlook Matter on tomb inure in this 'paper Tux ritocurionos AT RIADISO.—We are ; get- Sing by pieoemeal the full history of ing Consintioe; and, the' tame 'we learn of it, the • more reason we have for Mottling it as a bald plies of triekezi, unworthy even of the union pious trbikatere who appear to hare had the istanagement of it., , The stmemblage at Reading, wan the regular quarterly meeting of the State Council. To these meetings every subordinate cannon is an thorned toned three delegatek and as there are mid to he over one thousand of such subordinite siourthile, the assemblage, if full, would amount to over three thousand. Bat as the =dons traneetied is usually_ of a routine character, the attendants is generally very slight; and, on this particular othanion, nobody, beyond this special locality, appears to have thought the meeting of any Moment. • Tfiere were only about two hundred delegates present, in slhand of these very near one-half was furnished by, the two counties of Allegheny and Westmorriond. • Net more then cme-third of the counties in the state was represented; and the moat of those that kart . • represented, had hot one or two delegates each. Philadelphia. sent up very few; and: the east ern counties, generally, appear. either tS have ' taken no thought time • the National platform would come up to be peened upon, or to hove ocurithied that, if it did, it wee of no earthly con sequence whethespdopted. : rejected. The remit was that the , cont rol of the Council pun!' into the hands" of-those who bed succeed ed in peeling ik and that a very scull propor . tios of the Order in the State wee represented in the action taken. • - On the assembling of the Council, the Ellis delphio members saw what were the purposes •• of the majority, and endeavored, by pressing forwird the routine business of the Council, to ...stave off action on •the plottorto until they could .; get reinforcements. They succeeded through the greater-part of the bretday, and ultimately pt some more help; but not enough to offset , their oplonents. • A committee on the platform was appointed, consisting of nineteen members,. one from each of so many congressional districts. The mejor ity of this committee, consisting ens, (among whom we recognise the names - of B. 111. Riddle, Thomas BIC6IIIIOII, RAT. A. B. Quay and John • Covode;) reported one platform; eight others -reported another; sad the remaining one con tented himsell with rePorting the National plat form unaltered. This latter, on being brought to Vote in the council, was lost, yeas 80, nays • ' 148. The question was then-narrowed down to tra two platforms of the majority. 'and thinority. The majority report is loig, and is, in its main features, a mere reiteration of theNativistic and Proseriptive Tenons of the National platform, full • ifoat and humbug about foreigners, civil and re ligious liberty, Americans ruling America, and all that sort of stuff, The part relating to she very le es rollout: 8 Affirming the 111011 t, ardent attachment to the Vision of these ae the bulwark of our • civil end religious liberty and the depository of the honor and !glory of the Milton, and of - the citizens of the several States; and avowing • our determination to stand faithful to the Union at all hazards, save those of disloyally to free . dem and dishonor to ourselves as freemen.— apathies from the shadow of free institutions, we desire to make a pemanent._ record of our sentiments touching slavery as it exists in the Southern States of the and se it is obtru ded on us and made an element and condition Of our coberenoi-as a family, of States. i Slavery existing. only in and by • law in the Southern Btatesis necessarily a toad thing, end We ought not in fact to have to deal with it , in My form. Bat the present Constitution of tbe • • United States having made it the subject of re . ••• itraink evidently, too, as the beginning of mes lures for its abolishment,. and Congies having subsequently poised laws for the reception of • •• thane- escaping into the free States, this lecal Institution has been constantly forced upon the • cilia of the North until it basbecome the"ob. - • eat of a repugnant and well -retried public ' - The, public opinion of the inhabitants of the free Scots is, and has then, adverse to sla very, . sod ;that opinion halikeen onfirmed and strengthened by receat events. • • We sympathize with this northern sentiment • . in regard to slavery, and claim the right on all • ;legitimate occasions, to discriminate by the be . 'stunt of our suffrages in fever of the men and • the immures promising the most to conserve and give efficacy to the Northern !sandmen.. - teaching slavery, and to reproduce in ultiz-n practice in the Southern States the views of Southern statesmen, who. calculated the period - which should witness the abolishment of African slavery in the Voiced States. • • Reeriud, That we do not propose to interfere •in any wise with_slavery within the limits of ' - 'tholes States where by the laws it already exists; but that itp every attempt to 'bring the freemen of the 'North into new partnership with slavery; -to every attempt to subject new territory to slavery; thievery measure proposed . in Congress ; • for the further protectien or extension of elan - zy, and for the admission of new slave States, • .- we declarer ounelees now and immutably op ; • • ••posed end' repugnant. 2bsselvect„ ,That the repeal of the Missouri Comprombre was an infraction' of plighted .• . faith of the. Nation, and that .it nould be re -:. !stored ; and '.if _efforts .to that end should fall, ".!, Congress should refuse to admit any State tol entelng slavery, which shall he formed out of " • ;any portico of the territory froth which that in ",,stitutioth• waoszoluded by the Compromise. The minority report - embraced the:whole No " - -; tient .phetform, except the twelfth section, for which the following was substituted: • 12th: That the question of. slavery =outdate& ' introduced into the Platform'of the Americas, Part,. 'ban coed:toed that no Su= isam was , intended to be embraced within its end objects.'That we, believe in and shall ever de -1 ' feud the right of freedom of opinion and discue stall on that arid every other subject not intend ed to be embraced in the designs of the organi zation. But inasmuch . m the subject hes been forced upon us. e regard the repeal Of the scoot Compromise an an infraction of the Plight • • ; ed faith of the Notion„ end that it should be - . nand-and if efforts to 'that end should fa ' • Coopers should refuse to admit any State thler - , Bring slavery which shall be formed outo f+any portion of the „ter ri tory from which .thatinatitu tics was excluded by the Compromise. • The von was ordered without discussion, dee the preen:roof tite previous question; but • ....',•jetelt - se the roll was about to be called on the •;• '••• sot jeritl platfo rm , Gov. Job:tetra arose and 11X. • -pressed swish . ar hope that that part of timplat • - • form reloting to slavery should not be adopted. nits with delight by the rtiste= men and the-moderate members at the council, as - - • paving the way for-adopting' the minority report , . as a tompichalse bitereetStiti east and west, and • • . encilintary of , both. , When the vote, wee taken, accordingly, Cov. Johnston led - off in =ling : spinet the majority, report, followed by some Alois others from this orzakr, and it wag 'rejectted, • 89„ nays 104. ; The minariti report was , ' ••••' thin adopted, yeas 188„ nays fib, - some'Bl of these isle being western antislavery men who 4 s, not aatiis.4 with :mks 7147 7 1,64 y. 44., ' • resolution oft* !In initte upon the • ' l.• Wiiiilltilds:Piatiorts, to lust liiiiiiteatidtitn• „ Obietenitit on th e : B th or . - .Team*: 1856—te:ow aiatita b sash pale:ll4 imam as maybe necessary *sib* tbs yomiatiyon. of toindidatel lee TradAaat and Vie prad4ll that, tbe - < - •-• Subordinate Commis itit ' nd theieto Iron each Congressional' dishid. This, howev er,.... was amended so u td iedacfollowe 'That a cohunitteh of thirteen be ap 49hged eltieration of ell the State Councils in 010 oonfedersoi;wlici'may;be willing to - eonenrin - thit principlessnd platform this day adopted by , the .State of Pennsylvania, one and for her national ereed; -end that a- convention be held at , Clnelanati, -on the Bth- day of January next,",to dwelt nwasures 10 secure the nomination in ths Conerstion called trite Nathan, Coteiscilof 'tietttetiokunlor - Tevsident and Vice President, who srewilliog to stand upon the platform this day eptiblished, and transact such other matters as may oe deemed necessary to secure the success of the American Party in the Union. Therepresent stion of each State in said Convention to be I equal to the 'temper of members such State is entitled to - M the National Congress. in this 'Shape it was adopted, whereupon some ten or fifteen of "the delegates withdrew, and shortly after the Cpuncil adjourned. The seceding delegates, met on the hth, and organized another Council, set themselves up as the Simon Pores, and cavalierly treated the ma jority as "seceders" from the Order. Their Rro ceedings are thus officially given to the woild At a meeting of the American State Conven tion, held at Beading, on the sth Inst., the fol lowing preamble and resolutions, reported by Hon. Jacob Broom, cluiirman of the Committee OD resolutions,. were unanimously adopted, and ordered to be piffilished, signed by the officers of the Council, viz.: Wurmsas, The National Council at its late session at Philadelphia established and promul gated "The Platform and Principles of the Or ganizatiom" and, Whereas, According to the constitution and laws of the Order, the Notional Council is the supreme head of the Order, and as snob is en utled to the respect and ob edience of the subor dinate branches thereof; and, Whereas, the unfortunate agitation of section al matters within the said National Council has resulted in the introduction of au article NO to which there appears to be serious and grave objections on the part of a portion of the mem- , ben of the Order, therefore • Belayed, That while we deprecate and disap prose-of the agitation In any manner of the sub ject of Slavery, or any other questionof local or sectional concern, in the consideration of the principles of the American party, as being in compatible with harmony, end destructive of I that concert of action which is indispensible to the well-being of our nation at large, and the peace and security of posterity; yet, neverthe less, our imperious sense of duty and subordina tion to the National Council, end dey_otion to the great American cause, which We hold to be par amount to all other political or sectional consid nations, impels us to ratify, adopt and confirm the said platairm and principles. Ruched, That the minutes purporting to be the proceedings of the State Council of Pennsyl vania, which assembled at Beading on the 3d hd., disclose the fact of the secession from the National organization of a large number of those in attendance, who have repudiated the National Council and disowned its authority, and that therefore their entire proceedings are, in the opinion of this State Council, disorganising, and are hereby repudiated and disavowed Poses% W. Hussicxxx, President. Homo' Rom, Secretaries. Esium:ts B. Potrisos, J Thus far as to the history-of the affair; and now as to Its aspects. The platform of the State Convention, it will be seen, is -the same as that of the National Connell, with the exception of a weak substi tute for elm 12th article. A moderately firm antialivery platform was rejected, by a decided vote, and this substitute seized open as agreea ble to all and offensive to none; while the act tion taken with regard to the Cincinnati Con— attrition was so modified 113 to make that pro posed Convention solsordinate to the Convention celled by the National Council for the 22nd of February next, to nominate a Presidential can '.didate. Thee, while mildly dissenting from the pro-slavery acts of the National Council, Its au thority was distinctly recognized and submit ted to, and the connection of the State Conn ed of Pennsylvania therewith was ecrupulonaly maintained. The sabstitnte for the 12th seetionof the plat form Is very boldly esst up in certain quarters as • "Ifirthern" “backbone" affair, and the language rausaoked for adjectives in the su perlatite degree wherewith to characterize it.— How little reason there is for such jubilation will be seen by giving It • careful reading• It is • poor and 'miserable thing to offer to a sincere anti-slavery man; and It can delude none but those who are bothwilling and anions to be de luded. Rend it &gain. Analyze it, and see how lit. it,ill yield. It sets out with the assertion "That Me question of Slavers should not be intro dueedhao the Platform of the American Party, be ing convinced that no such issue was intended to be embraced within its principles and ob jects." In other words, the American party, as a party, has nothing to do with the Slavery question. It is foreign to the purposes of its org ...'sation, and mono; properly, be brought within the ecope of its &Woo. The great per pose of the order is Nantime-4he proscription and disfranchisement of foreigners and Cacho and 'with . other questions the party has nothing . to do. But, says the platform, "We believe in and shall ever defend the right of freedom of opinion and discussion on that and every, other subject sot Mended to be em braced within the draigna of the organization." Of course. Know Nothings, as individuals, may think se they please, and my what they please, and discuss what they please, without limit.— 'They may be pro-slavery in Philadelphia and anti-slavery in Allegheny, and half-in-half wherever ,that will snit best, for that is their right. We don't Pretend to be a unit, say they, on barge:ration but Nativism, and allow our members the utmost latitude on ail other ques done. "But," says the Council, "insomuch as the subject has been forced npon us we regard the repeal of the Missouri Compromise as an in fraction of the plighted faith of the Nation, and that it should be restored—and if efforts to that end abairld fall, Congress should refuse to ad mit any State tolerating slavery which shall, be formed out of any portion of the Territory froin which that institution was excluded by the Com promise," This, however, is a mere expression of opinion. It binds no one. and leaves every member of the party to do as ha pleases. ' The.whola of the matter, then, is this: the "American" party does not o,onsider the ques tion of Slavery as coming within the surge of its principles and objects; it allows freedom of dlenission and opinion to its members on all sub. jests not Intended to be embricehritbin its de signs; and, for the alike of tender-mindid breth ren, since tile Slavery question has been forced on them, it expresses the simple opinion that the repeal of the Missouri Compromise was wrong, and that, if not restored, Congress should refuse admission to slave States formed out of territory north of the Missouri line. And that is all. And there could hardly hare been les+, . short of nothing at all. No real anthelavery man Can give his faith to such a party. The cease of the North and the interests of freedom are not to be defended and subserred by a party which scouts them as foreign to its purposes, and is merely willing to express its regards concerning them. What the North Wants le k party 'w hie h Will treat:the .question of Slavery one that should be introduced into iii platform; which Will be a unit upon it ; and which' wilt tip to Confirms with • united voice and a stern de mand for the legislation Which the alias:demands. Nothing lees than this wilimitisfy the true friends of freedom. Away with this poling party cow ardice, which is ashamed to : trest"this great and all-absorbing quesdon of the day as i legitimate one; which graciously condescends to permit the discussion of the only real mid vital issue before the people; and which Ganda no more than utter & vapid opinion of dissent from' the wrong-doing of the AM Congress while the members of the party are left free to perpetUate that wrong, if they choose. We spit upon all such platforms and all such opiates:is, and scout the spirit which prompts them. These. are times' when men should homes; and when those. who claim the publlo conlidetioe should do it in virtue of their numbness, inked of insulting the public: judg-. want with such it skulking and barren and mt.-. 4 0 program:Me as is contained in the platform of the Penscrlveee State Canna We will Wit; ultimo! • • m ekesiatfietorprise is the name of a' . _ . new ism just started at t opoeßnifl. - Fayette wady, Ps., by Markle &Jones. It 7 well peintod sad well *sista:Red. sad 'will doubtless soothe a good patronage.:: Tie melees= Library, le Xleibeig,7, will be epee* lobe as tie Oa lad. ' - ~. ry ~~'S "d''.f`skrc,~~'~~~'a` 3 S"'r" ' .y ~<s:Z4''3" s'+~'3~=. DZIOCILAiiO STAII. Contianott.;—Thls 'body aasembled at Harrisburg on the 4th. On the third ballot, Arnold Plainer, of Veneogo countY,- was nominated for Canal Coniariesloner, the vote standing for Plan= 77, Wm . . S. Campbell 46. The committee on resolutions presented two reports, and that of the majority watt in the • main adopted. The platform, as lamended by the convention, stands as follows: Resolved, That the Democratic party need not on old and settled issues to declare its principles in detail.. It i+ Sufficient for us to say that we I 'belong to the Demoiracy of the Union, and re -cognise no geographical lines between the North and South. The interests of all parts of the country are the same to us, video far as in our power, we will maintain the tights 6 of every State, and recognise in its widest the: I tent the principle of popular sovereignty le the territories. - RosolOed, That ever ono wbo makes our corm try hie home; 'and loves the constitution, the laws 'and the liberty of the Union is in its largest sense, a 74ue American. His birth-place to not of his own selection and should do him sfeither good nor harm—his religion is between 'himself and hie God, sod should be left to his own judg-i merit, conscience and responsibility. Resolved, That we regard the secret order) commonly Called "Know Nothings," al - an organ: ization dangerous to the prosperity and peace of, the country. We consider its designs as uncon stitutional and void of patriotism; being at once opposed to the spirit of true Christianity and a just and manly American sentiment • • Resolved, That the Democratic party reiterate and reassert their confidence in, and adherence I too the political creed promulgated by Thomas Jefferson; in his first inaugural address, and , practiced by Madison, Monroe, Jackson, Van Doren, Polk, and Pierce, in their administra: l Lions—that these principles require so conceal meat, and that experience has fully determined their applicability to all the interests of the Amer lean people. Resolved, That we have undiminished confi dence in the ability and Integrity of Franklin Pierce, and his adminiztration of the government of our hat-we count. • , Resolved, are opposed to any change in our State Constitution conferring upon ne-, gross the rigbt of suffrage. We are not willing that that class of Americans shall rule this part of America, conceding to other States the right, to gratify their own Mates In this particular however much we may differ from them in opint ion. This last resolution was a part of the minority platform, and was the only part adopted. The minority resolutions were long, vapid, and in, tensely pro-slavery and anti-prohibition; but they received only 19 votes. The follaWing resold-, Lion was taken from the body of the report and acted on separately: Resolved, That every new State ought to be admitted into the Union with each a Constitu tion as a msjority of the citizens thereof shall adopt, provided there is nothing therein conflict ing with the Constitution of the United Statete and whether such State shall have adopted of rejected slavery is not a matter of inquiry by the general Government. The adoption of any mea sure which would defeat this, is • direct encroach: ment upon the popular sovereignty of such State. That Moder these views which" we believe to be correct, the bill meting Kansas and Nebraska Territories, leaving the qifeation of slavery with the people, was not only tsensUtutional, but ex •pedieut and proper; and that we do hereby ea, dome and approve the same. On this the vote stood yeas 46, nays 60, and it was accordingly rejected. Other resolutions, looking to a disapproval of the Missouri outrage, were also rejected. A FttafflTN 131./.17 , CALM IN PRUTIIA—Dicis lON to Favor or Tot RIGHT or r ut Offllllll TO Rums non Stant —Extract of a letter from • correspondent at Dresden, in Saxony, dated the 12th of last month: "I have taken the liberty to acquaint you with a most singular decision which was given yesterday, mid particularly confirms our fate titre slave Pm. As the decision emanates ices the highest tribunal of the kingdom of Premeds, it is certainly an sutitoity which may be success fully quoted hereafter. It appear, that • Dr. Ritter brought with bit to Berlin, Prusaia, negro slave which he had purchased in Bruit. All the proceedings which are so often and see- I cesafully had in the free States, were immedi ately instituted by the European abolitioniett, and, although the rime was fast declared to be free, or rather the owner prevented from taking posiesiod of him, it has been decided, after ful investigation, that he has to be adjudged accor ding to the bar lon, and the application of the edam, has been refused, and he hue been remen ded to hie owner As far.o my information on the subject„ after diligent inquiry, goes, this is the Ent case ever decidmi in Prussia; and itis, itherefore, fully conceded that the owner of aI slave may bring him with hint to Premala„ud there retain him, and again extract Wan as a slave." From the Daily Vincennes Gaulle of July gd, we copy the following paragraph. It is now cer tain that the laboring men will soon be able to procure bread for their families at reasonable prices. "Crop croaking," for WS year, 'is kill= ed by an abundant harvest Millers and farmers are closing contractslor new wheat at $l,OO per bushel, deliverable in from ten to fifteen days. The first lots of wheat that has been bought will command $1,25; ',the extra quarter is the result of competition among the millers, as to who should grind the first lot of new wheat. We may expect flour at about $0,60 per barrel In the month of August, and before the last of January it will doubtless sell for $4.50 or $5,00 Comet edem, the Russian Minister at Brea and appointed to the same poet at Washington after the dea th of Mr. BOCII3CO, has who nn from the diplomatic service on account of bad health. This voluntary resignation Waimea the chasms that Mr. De Eitoaske, who nowllls the office of Charge d'Affaires, may become . full Minister. He Is a man well known, and de servedly respected in tlds.conntry.—N. T, Tri bune, 3d. . . Blau snit fo r damages against the Railroad Company at Batavia& yester day the plaintiff, named Rose, recovered alter diet. of $4,500. The injuries were received at Bergen, some time 'Moe when the :tam were thrown off the track bj running over acow, and several persons were injured. Mr. G's in jurtes were severe, and likely to render him per manently a cripple.—Rothater Dam'ao t of.. Sat wrday. The people of Brooke county, Virginia, voted on the 27th ult., on the question of adopting the system of Common Schools. The vote stood. ' For Schools ' 008 Against . . Majority in favor 108 As the law required the adoption of .the sys. tern by a vote of two-thirds, It wee 'rejected—v. looking 80 votes of the requisite ruittber., The following; is the remit of the prooeedinp of the Democratic . Delegate Co - mention, 'assem bled at Uniontown; Fayette Co., on Monday, the 2d inst: • . Assembly—Peter A. Johns. • Tresourer—Wm. Bradman. Commlesioner—Thoi. Brownfield. Amiitor—D. W. C. Dumbeld. Coroner—Dr.. A.. Patrick. Poor House Director—flemael Boid. SPECIAL NOTICES. Zr,. Vanderbilt, No. 185 Suffolk street. ATI Or Da. 371d1riNi Celt MUD LIMBS P 11.111: /fir Bops unwell, and not Imaging wiethid :It seeded from dernagementof the Mar or mealy' Watedee. I Va. preluded to parr-haw a box of Dr. WlAada Cele brated layer PM; and bdrre lased thou all 71. iattrely relived: Tam now eaSailaa Prfaat billy mamma Dr: 1171Asee Odebrited 'Liver rile to .1.0110017 ands& Nor Verb, blereb P1.101f. 1 /771 - Pardue*. will pleasaba careful to Ph led aild PP . woe bat .1)0. 14 %aura 71111 There 'are other 7111 e. Our. Palled 14 be Myer ,Ptile. now bet, the path*. • Al.. for per by the eels propletces, 7L/WWIO .B/10&„ rummest' td.l. 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Oared: hundreds or oast; Irbio baTa offend altbLthaa. sostboa, bad dboota,Ot Warm!. sad Wad d Weirdo! th.bansa sad jobrts. • 800 idTartimmo an t. labodihril - REMOVAL 'MORD CO, HATTELO , Have =lama to their riewAldert, / 3 / TRW drad, IS doors tsbas dna. via" Ire Ws bullt +ttbtb. mar sagsatsoe to ogr bureue 4 bereaseL Tn. exit door bag bats Wel up in otIMX lanai "deliver dd ma. retail tad*. where win *bras b• found • exap•d• mamma of -the 11013 T IiAIIIONABLEI WETLES OtritarlaCroathe Dram sad Zolt Bats sad end. so wen .8 Lamy RID/110 'UM: and CalL• maws °owe. osopod• to uoi alsoom o t a n oumal soo Mit AIMS& At 013 i IMF iS CI ‘• ThO bar WPM *balm sal , toproetr rtr ' aer Mg" • mut imam .thiar will by fined forgo/eke itzto sna C••• naming Ilea*. ding Oita Illtdien 1t112114 ifilberjkita. and paha Lest Ewa:. MPhil" sad Ix& aim lad Ohlldesals dada till Ids.% ttirvistites varsity •Pd Oat Wink* •04"411 , 3 11 41 Wonlitrip • . - ' eatest Medical:Disc.:feu iN _I" JOHN GLENE;of the Second Ward . OF THE ACHE. 11 ;P.IGIITLY'S PURDON'S ANNUAL DI -. `litteb atogei4l u for flofrAmitioll. an the r . Kennedy, of Rextury,:lias diccorgred • Otinfb FO/11664 AND 1/364%—.1arual Pleat. of the ,AMM -1 tottlehttetnlie Toted for of tbo F a 11111,146 for la ome of our common pasture weeds e remedy that can laws oft euneyhrenla the barb of the veers to 6th Haas• et and ltd. flheritratialleghaiy minute: aceVitifia fr e ,t h ‘ " scr ' f " l '' n fth. ' Zut F lll4 ` t h ratc r ' l et • PUTGIOIVI , nlae.t. tug rem t o 1853. Marginal mire • GEORGE , IL RIDDLE, of the City. of , / I "`* - , He has tried It Mr eleven hundred end veva a digat syllable of each lab% foot notes to the indite Allegbetty, will be eandlitate for the mints EbrviCf.. anal except In twat:ace (both thunder fie has deci•lon. end a full and•etput•ae in which the County. at the ensuing electlon. now In ha ansesslon over two hundred rertitleatee ite Migtto.h:th maul Digests are in orpor . eted - • to whole enupeAlnit ntroud and Prigh. l l value. ell within twenty mitre o f Wean. . PII,IOL'S Digest to the present deb, by . Predenc't C. Two bottles are warranted to ea, ,a monism . enema th RA, htly. tut sale be ICA L TA Es wood Our to three laths will cure t:ei word Ifted of ocnato , vi the fare. Two to than bottle! , will elar the system of bibs. Two bottle. ore warrant .1 to Mire the want center in the mouth and stomach. Three to Case battles en wartanteel to cure the wrad ma of erridtels. One to two bottles are warrentel to care all humor in the eyes. Two tattles are warranted to Mire running of the ears arm blotch, among the hair. Four to nix bottled are warranted to cure Inerrant mud running ulcer. One bottle win our, reely eruption of the aka. Two to three bottles ari warrautAd to en, the worst cute of ringworm. Tante three betties are warranted to cure the meet den prate men of rheumatism. Three to rear bottles are warranted to core salt rheum Five to efght battles will cure the worst rase of scrofula A benefit It always experienced from the fret foal,. and a perfect cure is warranted when the above quentlty •• taken. MR. SAIdtfEL WALKER, of Elisabeth, will to • eltOdidltb for Sheriff of Allecheur County . , sob *CU the deoteheo of the eanlified eleetemOirhiso. Demo. Orate sas utirtV man :of the 811.bech. MAT 10..1165. Dividend. Offln dnu.cts' lanunz Cormr,l 143tb, IRSIS. I • The President ea Directors of - this Com it.T. hue this daT derlarid s dividend of Fire Dollen qt share upon the CHOW, Stock, say Four Dollars psys Nato the Stockholders at their legal representatives, 00 'and after the ttth last, and toe 41 , 41ar oredlted to ottelt "JeSo•lotd SAMUEL L. MARSEELL, .'Nile TORN, Jane 15th, 1855. AiNew Tdrk Liverpod Line of Packels. s a • JOAN TIIOMPSON, No. 410 Liberty tenet, PiteenTeh. Ya,le the only remit In the above dry anthorind to KS Pumice Oertllleatto Oar ter Line o New York and Llverpod l oasts. llas always an hand 'Sight I rafts for any alcolubb, payable at any Haab In roalsad. Scotland and Wales. Also, twinge paraeowers from New York and EPhlladel• allbb by Ralletad. CORNELIUS GRINNELL. 87 South at.. New York. British and Continental Exchange. SICWI BILLS DBAn* BI DUNCIN,IIIERNAN ON TIM UNION BANK, LONDON, IN strsts'pr Et AND r PtiARDS. • These Drafts are available at all the prin , s t r aTssms of Englasd, Scotland and Ireland. esd the Continent. • We also draw MORT BMW on • M. A. Grunebaum & Bailin, SRANXIORT A MAIN, Math Jarman a Remittance to all carts or German Switzerland and Holland. Persons intending to travel abroadroar nroetire throcuth as trotters of Credit. On whin/LB/ 01 M can he ehteinut. n. needed. hi en) , put Of Soren. Coiled:iota of Notes. and other, unwritten in Ilti• rope. will mini,* prompt attention. Wit. IL WILLLAIIIe A CO.. Weed. corner Third street ti Western Inimmuma Company • OF PITTSBURGH. atFlu}v mama. am., ruff.-..._.. aoßou, SleT. Will lath= monist all kinds of Filo and Maine Risks. Thos Alta iiisAnne A. NlmiA. Gam Danis, 0. W. itieketense. Wean Balms, i O. W. Juliano. Lipoineett. • Wm. B. rmlth. WA Mona institution unnamed by Directors well known In MnA community, and who will liberally_ adjust lmd rrmurnr par !ai Immo at who Orrrat 91 Wilt!? Street, (80mg tgraWarshousa,) up stairs. Pittsburgh. lathe , WESTERN TEA ..S'CORE Oorsuir of. Wqod and .Sixth streets. 6. X'ol.ll/1.0. Our Teas wilt be bound on trial unequaled at the miens La the yap Walt Maga arena Oolong, 40, 50;'62, 75, (Young Hyaon,so, 62, 1,00 - arid 1,25 . per1b. 1 75, and 1,00 per lb. 'fteltreakfairt,:so andlimperial * G. P., 75, 75 eta. per lb. , 1,00 & 1,50 per lb. Snag put up in mddy base. from d to 10 lb*. for fantil/ one. -A Bartel dila:runt made to retail deniers. COP77ll.—.Tard.,ia Gamma. and Rio me r e . Green awl Sendai 1107.113—LemaiMe s and Betcarei Loa r.`. Pedewmend ate. Olnuked atoms. 11.MIllm, Jr,. J.W.Batler, Wm. Lcon. C. 12ww.m. Also, themleema.4 l o 2 . PretA ard Driwt Prisas. de. . • tekh9 JOHN COCHRAN & BROS. MANUFACTURERS OF Iron &Wing, Iron Vaniti, Vault Boon, Window Stintlot, Window Guard', kr., Nos. 91 Second st:, & 56 Third st., (between Wood and Market,) PITTSBURGII, Hare an hand a variety of new patterns 4finwr lottil Plats. sunalble for rdl purpose.. buttonWr st Nation Gra.. IM. J,bbica dove a: 4.1 sou.. YHtLAI)E A giro and; Life Insurance Company. 1.4.9 CIIF:STNUT STREET, Or . PWITZ 1111 r c'l' , 7c , If 170175 P. Will make all kinib of Irourance. either Panama crt'Llaaltarl. ar,t I.andy :ion a Pror.rry or PlarrehanWra, rearansbn. conn.nown. HOIAKT P. 11.1!Pl. Pnald , d. W. W. WILDVIII, Vta• Preaddant. Pllo: , :ftriltn Ont. P.. gra. • R. B. Onsdab.. teo.WCM4rn, P. St. Warp dna S. eavi, O. Warp, John Clayinn. J..Magarg.. E. Wflar. P. Bukcasu.ra, berPtarr• J. O. ..X)rnN. Sane, amnia Third and Waal Orman _ Reliance Mutual Insurance Company OF PIIILADELPIII A. OFFICE NO. 70 wAr.vv - r srßszr. MOUE PIT 4314-4 e ate. =LON, .9eurnly 2nrestreL FIRE INSURANCE—On Baildings, Mar etuadlak, Pailaltate. Se— In teem or ...ter. ThehthhE comblued with the *multi of s Stott uftt.lts/. ehtltla the Insured to *two In the profits of the Compt=outolihrt&tor p Inure imavertiblof t ITo the C.l It: Stolli ' al ano n. a ` ra CrzSexttsi" prt. B. S itmatltesSeerethrT DUMMIES: • Clem ThEltleY. I Lewis It. 26.ehlturet. EL ThomDhmt. (mowN. Niter. T. Drat. W. Tlnslse. O.W. cupent.r. Z. Lathrop Sakai etto, EL dvoL.rt Csreen. lid 0.8. Stroud. s. mAi•R PITTSBURGH LiZei Piro at Marine IMroranne Company; Othce, Corner Market and s, P Water Street • VBI3ROtt, A ROBY: OALFA P, President. Jams D. Maim., Boey. • This Company makes eveu Insurance ap es:Wiens too: tannected with LIM PIM. Abo against • Hall and Cargo Maks, on the Ohio and Id• Ora and toasts:km. and Masins Slots aren -6,1111 And aoinst Loss or Damage by Fire. And igTemasp altuifo setaitPerils of Ow Bea and Inland Namiration ma 4 n. PoUtin [mad at ea lowest rata ettomietent with antLAT Wen Viirtba. Robartalwai, Jammed N. Simon. ftl4./M nsaa9valr. Alassader Bradlay. • j " l aTite r l d il=caa. JA/11C11 W. Ohm' It David fileb.T. Iforatio N. Lea.Kittandisr. .var fiat eoLl i 4;D owPi& t tax.wiu. D... lID Jo D. hn WOW.- nirJSI/In (Port wnr PEKIN TEA STORE. S. JAYNES. No. 48 Firth Street, On 2 Dim sari or um xicaarres sass. PITTSBURGH, PA. GREEN AND BJAQK TEAS, 8 1 . :" .rith e:" . ""'Tit a"zd r i .grrirlib. t e h. lititininillavors and grades of Tea brought to ', - the AIXIMMII market, and .111 be .old, • , wholesale ened.rrtee, AT THE LOWEST YRICE.3. Ifii AIL <MOMS are Invited to call earl p e t min Tam, and Win our orlon. ~ - •- • . VACERD TEAS. • • Put main metallic mamma ennnenly for that:44e: Tong Umon. No. 2, ." No. 2. Inmarial, No. " Nu. 2, " " :Na a, Oolong: .r....i.. Illher Leaf Young Hymn, Plantation Oolong, Un "7 l " , t . k ' 6""b r . ama inlet& DreaklLt. tir&nmlr; Black. g. • Teas - still grades by the Half Chest. Awl . . . 001114—ini Jo. and Etlo. LOVIROIOII BIMARN—Cmbed. Como Poloarlso d. Pallorhod. 'A. White Olorltled. 0. 'follow Clatidad, and boat Now Orig.. BAKZEid BROSIA. COCOA andOIIOOOLATZ, An, U. Long analliinea lotto, boAneas guarani. that. to , n7 meddle told n 4 ll to sa reprornotod. Mu ad established afore Ma no connection loi/A any other horn in the city. thlaUtooanc• weinallot to tdaco any conda.occ tt. rancnontattono of yatwonn Inrularly emplorad 1.1 this E. isallituaent. • • DR,,,IPMOIIIII.I+igiIiaPJUWYCINZB; Moo, veins gala a L.:JOElctifpri !Ws TYPE. Jell•Ladla • , HOLMES h .rukr. & C 16 11. ILOLBIES & BROTHER, IKAISIMPITIIIII.IS J 1 - SOLID BOX VICES, tiAMIKEISID LEON Alt- LES, :(iItOWBABS, SLE DG ES. Timber; Mill, ' TOMO, PICSEL Tob4oo A Cotton &mon, swum gra ruonaftr.mokturv. , Oa and !rifts Bolt^ with Thread and Nuts complete, PITTS:OUR/3H, PA., wuziotto.no. 112 Wuxi Aim 107 Inner., swinnor Wow MED Elarrnmas. at. liardatel.l WILLIAMS dc ALLEN. WILLIAMS To • - - ARNOLDWMet /lA-MS Itialtrincesums ChilsoitFornaces, Wro , t Iron Tubing AND =TWOGBNIEFIALLT, For Wargrbif and -Ventilation of Ruilasgi. A. is w: lan mama Ifni Warming and Vonrdistlng by .11tesmor Hat Watt,. Pipes 'prOhlilinemltamegn, Olnatint. Mods, ladarles, Orson Mum, Court Haase Hot•le or DirellintidNo. 140.. d.. Plttabuti - PEARL STEAN WILL Flour delivered to'families in either of the " Mhos may be Idt NUL to our ham at the LOGAN WILSON It 1.2.10W1 BRALRIORNITER.wwire Lwasingul St. Clair a. Y. eonwmaa na nteot t renyrea r bla• P rjr .' ll64 RILIAILVIWIWY 00. DagUeirma 3prOSTlM6niadA44l7.6.idoliiiisoin complas7rt4gY. gz..tess42l4,l= l = "'"Viradwe wools Cf g. ; eals. ISONI 41. ,;.. •~~ Nothing look. eo Improbable to those echo have in vain tried all the wonderftd medicines of the day, sea that a enamor weed growlng in the PaRILIISOS, and along old stone walls, should cure every humor In the system: Yet m is now • fired tact. If you have a humor ICUs to Mart There are no Ifs nor ands, home 'tn. ha's about It Milting some mass and not yours: 1 peddbd over a thousand bat. I ' ties of Kin the vicinity of Boston. I know Its erects to every are. It has already doncisome of rho stiestest gores ever done In Atiosachueetta. I gave it to rhildwin year old; to old people cf slaty._ I boon eon poor, Puny, wormy looking children,yhme flesh 'meson and Ashby, restored to ►perfect state of Iltalth by enebotUe. To those wiwidect toe rick headache, one bottle wUI always c It Alves great relief to caterrh agd discloses. Some who have been melte for have La ten and been regulated by It. Where the body Is sound, It work quite nagyAtit where then, Is any derangement of the functions of nature. It will cause very singular reel logs, but you mast not be alarmed—they always &sat , pear in from Rom den to • week. There I. nee. •bact re. suit from It. On the contrary . ; 'then that feeling Is none you will fee? yourself like a new person. I heard come of the meet ettravagant eneankuns of It that man ever lie toned to. No change of dials ever neocareryw-eat the beet you can get. I hare likewise an herb. which, when dm mead in sweet MI. dissolves Bcrothicroo swelling of the neck and ander the cars. Prim 50 cent. Price of the Dimmer/ $1 per bate. DIRECTIONS F.Mt USlC—Adult, one t.blrepoonful pe • day. si g htChilder eight years. deesert gPoniftth ohne , . from fire to gpars, teaapoonfoL As no direction eau be made applimble to all constitution, take enough to operate on the bowels twice. der. Mr.„IINNMEDT gives personal attend... In bed Mb. d scrofula. bold, wheleeele and retail, la Dr. KEYSER'S. 140 Weed de comer of Virgin alley. fe6dAwT To.ldothers, Wives and Daeghteri.— The nobleit diauteste In the acknoo ot =Watkins, and the one which ha., and will eontin¢e t, Drcee, The ===ts.t blowing to tie Marian fatally. le the medical ntsDat.ti.= known sa Marshall'. Maine eat/kW:On. ... . . . . . It le dethgned to cure the rations disease* incid.t to femelee. eurO es nrolapeue. paha in the beck, weaken.. extreme prostration from nursing and a hrindned other write In their train. hare almnet made life a burden turn ed existence into a daily andh.rly mane. 'The moat en lightened profes.rs of the medical college. ' to the old world. .o well no to thin 'tenantry, Fare held the subject in Sadon antdderation, and Lb. hare finally determin ed that the nld method of nesting these ea torsi and inn. ante disease was all wror &and that a conmiresal bent. woo wee what wee yenning. It le an rid adage. that great Indies Sava slottlf;1121 , 1 while the . Faculty ween en. donning to hermonthi their views and digest • name for general practice, Dr. Pnorercry. • rhysiciue with forty tie. eiperithoe to thedine...of women and children. minced the them y to eterpli fame, and .decorer..^l• rem edy which has cored and will cars eighteen out Of etary twenty men now •sietlng. In rem...! whernthe or- Kane have barn rennin& or where they.. been sere.- . ly Inning hi bad medl.mltragurent. nothing can be done but to glee.. the enaptems. "No casi Jr , hone.. I" cold ttr den.. the greet herder of ;he English metaml n1.1..4 th.refane. let no one despair tinned. rem." dr has be , nheithhelf fried. Throw aside Pre:lmMOe and the adri. of an ...did- physician—rearner for year.- ..11-4We whet the remedy bee done f0u1..., and then go. with a strong faith la the...ants that Matthaei Undue Cathollom le no "quack remedy" bet • minutiae lothitinatio.i of med:cal virtue+, winch will r...n. the conslitation from dathruction. will armed the ineldiarte sperm. of &seam and risen, health to the 0r..il im paired vital power. Prior $1.60 per bottle. Sold whole. NO* and retell at DR lig°. 11. KEY3EIt'S Dreg Morn NO. 100 Wood greet. , grid Saw_ DEL mums Pile Ointnientis a certain corm for that attr .!. distal, th. i 4.0. In oil thclr mid bra). It hao Goya toed for nn.ro than alrtY aod Cdu othllltod the oi.dt .dolt) to all coot , W. hobnob nor DOloord.to slain. , of teddlatro,o oho hr,to herottubtd it.. ttea. and obo. otter mufhoirto thy boars had •thattabot ovary I,llooreix of tdia . toollsal ;d0h...01e0 to graln. Jo.. P. Re. J. L errantly, 02. 'but. Minnesota re, Kit. /fordo.. I/ trffited. (Ono.. /oho rdia.fero. 11.0 of /or.' ttltdroototco. Wog. 11 Sprame. Ray. 2:10 I/remota at.. hr.-York. It. Roof RN. 20 f.nowbort 'fir.. W. 31.n..42:- Ste.. Chit!.! lb or. The above het mated Do tottrtmond by thonlandli. but ortoodh ban bore 01011111 . 10 !nano *vary onafforry to Hive thaveroody a Dial. gold wholtoods and retail by Goo. t.. Foyottr. No. 140 Wood. earner Of Virgin alloy. Yeto 01. .1122.,thr Statement feel* Canada--Quebec, Feb. 7th.1555.-51eirera It. A. lahneetoek a Cod—We had the pleasure of readvisur. thle morning. the within oertificato of your Vennifuge., which ertil be MT gi.tiflthirta se it eras Sent IlgoAtarirr. We are. priatfinDiniTOWS very truli J 31U2SiN a tx). litiriNli—My little daughter, 5 roan old. god me son. older. core An • considerable time maffering teem norm.. 1 parebeeed two bottle. of your Vermin:me. of width 1 gam theta lhree dome, according to atmtion., and etranere to ear, in tee. then three hour! they PUIVed ca '.than FlVit 111.15DILIST) W 011515, come of th e ex traordinary leanth of from 12 to 15 inch.. Having experienced so much of the beneZcisl effecia your Versulfuge. 1 feel limy duty to recommend it to the • public se, in my opinion. one of the moot elliescions reme. 0.01110.00 let offered to the big thmtlemon.billwee me to be your much obliged and humble servant. • NATHAN In lar,ArEits. Prepared and old GY a A. FAIINESTOCIL d CU cornet . of Wood Imo Virstete. ' mylitdran'T • OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA, RAILROAD. THE ONLY RAILROAD RUNNING WEST FROM. PITTSBURGH. On and after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855, the PAMSNGER TRAINS will elm is tellows. until fur ther notkeg . Edward O. Jam". Wm. Mallon, Aretdbald Oettr. wta. M: Mie .), 0. 001 WIN, Amt., s • or Tblrtand Wood crate -• • • • - - VW Tune wgv. i AV. A.. . , MAIL TWA av 8 a. 0. - - Eingss Tsar ~ f.T aP. IL Thee. Trains all rani through to Crestlinii and connect there with the Cooththu• and Cincinnati, Ohio and Ind. aro sod Ealefontslue cad Indiana Railroads. At Mans- OAK ocetheiticas are glade lbeNsuark. Tancevilla Mon roeville. Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago, 41.04 sod at Alliance for Cleveland. Ao. Nd trains ran en Sunday Through 'llekets areleold to Cincinnati. lordsville. Bt. Lon* Indianapolia. Chicago. Rock Inland. Port Wayne. Cleveland and the principal towns and cities in the West , The NEW ORIGUTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will save Pittsburgh at 10 s. g and O r. it.. and Nor /high ton at I' a n. and 14,. • For Ticket. and er Information, apply to J. 13. MART; At the cornet otßus.' molar the Monongahela Rouse. ' Or at the 'Federal street' Station, to GEORGE PARKIN. Pittsburgh. `starch ISM . Ticket Agen t. MONEY. N. 2 S 13 , R AN C E. Indiana. Tennessee, Kanawha, Masai llem, Illinois, and all unourrent Bank Notc s, Purchased at LOWER RdTES Chart day other Mum. TEO hleltEST FILRICIIIM AID FOR OLD SILVER • '; AIM GOLD. • ' SIGHT DRAFTS:on ?Inv York, Philndelphis, attain: mat Bt. ronby the principal einee of the United States. tarnWhed In num to milt at LOWEST itATEA. FIRE IND EIRLIE POLICIES:OF INSURANCE wimp lon tux, spatulas raecnueos pf 10.11X1Y, CAPITAL, 82,500.000, and the GRA-Wit INSURANCE 00. Of New York city; Banken, Borlnnis Broken and Tnauranas Ante. royadm re ! Nc. Wood it. oin dear from 'IA It.- Dgmnsylvtutta insurance Company, OF PITTSBURGH, AUTHORIZED OP FOMITII AND EO4II 4 IICIIKLD ST RtiliT AUTHORIZED CAPITAL:B3OO.OOO. 8 . lIVEDRR BIILLDLYGN AND OTHEDPROPNIerr. AGAINST LOSS RR DAMAGE ~ ,BY FINE . - . AND THE PEtaLS'OP. San and Inland: Navigation and Transportation. . - i .13111ZOTORA, Wm. P. Johann.. W. BriMintook,. 0. St Ung, . A. J. loom Body Paterson; limmedi T. hind, 7: Enter Sproul, ; J. R. Jones , • Jamb Painter. • , Jam. S. NegisK. Wads Mongols: • H. R-Coga.h.u., :I - A. &Carrier; , i W. EL Harm. •l . - • D. E. Pnrk. ; ' _ oVVICER.S. , . _. Pensidern-lian ,_ _Wm Ir Johnston, ; . • . ~.0. nix Presidmt-dlong Pnttensm.. _. .- AnTenn'y and Proseurn-A A Csminr. • Apistma.Wratry-$ n Ceriim. . f fedi isl 6-17 Xi FAV BOORS by express-- . .r ... rea 4 tk th rtprAy at N 1 ,....tv 1 ,,,,50t'8ir " m niV4l3.a.r,Loas I"*.t.a, ~,_'"1.7,9 " ..- 4 ,, 0 ..." - i .. Work: Al net—N. B. beer e:Tto.q.;bc—k..ra—te.et-,nitonchett:lt"spared • fl f Di Aeket %temente , . LC 00 , 1! _Cut Comm. tf..aten,ot be ±ccooloc :ar EratbeellU.P•ly , beautlfultale by. lAltrt, ' of Wiile_Aermax. got etesnotal by Dr. brver. Apo.- i. tele Da:rptlinTagothr,L(Dearillatia. Heart 's .4. Jur , ._.. e , 1 IV ''' ' " aID — r Citizen's Insurance UomVs , Ot. rztzson . 404.5ir.1110,11 .FARBLER,—esetannag , a minute aeoetint of the funned. of wreck pact el WM. DA0A1.111", :Preface/. r a enc.fronithe extremity of that:mad to the hoot eritleg • :FIASIDEL L. MABalt FILL. &et , E deeerlption of call ,he illeeeeee to leleich cato part boilable. , the ~.t.y..teeniee to to applied he effecting a cum =l ^ 4 lfD • i the moat approved mode eit . treatment t a r preventing die . °PrKs. ' " "rA WO rrj berTlM * S. 41"3-6.- ir ' ' ' inl a easenotopeeled with a cota,a alphabetical Bet of , . —.. . t:leofilcitlia9tY. l l. L. Zatiee, / R AY I. CO tor tale bf • In.. INBUFAS 4131. V AND ctanc . , wage ON TES/V. j.01,-- - .7,...,,,F.,:,..„ . * co_ A m., ~ OHIO AND .11113131881PP1 RIVERS. /iN it,TRI E Blrii ta ro ,_ ...., --..p.,..--,..42.74 ....Ml74ff X.:Aria 1701, anamitwoßTATl9N. ; . . 3 ' 1/112= 6 / 1 1g I - Wai. Ilags2r., rehantlfloyel. Samuel . : f'"..uib°'ga'i.....:' ' - :-. f.it . ...,.. 1 1 r- 5.u...° 4. b . . • Walter Bryant. . , • . ...; ~ ~.... 1 JILL M. °caper, •' • • . 1 :I!. •Pr....... , . , John 'Minton , . : . dill WELLS, RIDDLE & as Fourth st. l near Wood, Pittsburgh, P 5., • ILLWVTACTURSII9 OF • Baggy, Carideo, Ridlpg, Drovers' DRAY .WHIPS; TUO r N am p co G jmn=gr t an S efwbl 'A tly arci : 4 o D ; b bii::::_ ._.......... V ,re r s e T tz egeA t i : Lmia d E irect 4.4 : 7 ' , ',ton thde W•etars, lo constantly Ibt .. fan arta varied at mdp .. nva t ga Loudon Wm= arerder• ° 0 ./1 41 ° 4 mul 4 Fromptly °hipped per lastrerilaw • „ 40emux nnu lariatiG 8R055132113 - ' n 11 1" 71. a b7 D IJ I 07113 . ' o HENRY COLLINS., obm.Bllll3MntarßollANT, off;. 'gimps ',inn. L. 26 drari4e,f"Wl.44o4 - - • I'Mntonon. June 25th. tub. • IVIDENT)- -The President itna Board ef Jur maimeame•tb• Northern Merit.. terfice rentnau7 e ovine, tide dal' deemed . a 11110ared $2.30 on mob ehare of Vete Zap, tag etora of sold Company the same le to' he ran to the Stookhohlere on nr after the 10th day of Jull non. jufrlwde G. Ft. W ARS ER. Treanor., Ce-Partnership. NATALTERP. MARSHALL associates with him nu the 2d d.gor July'. JOB. R. HUGH In the Wan Palk, btellent,th•D•Wfl iug W. P. NIAELtIIALL &CO. Wool. CASH PAID F.OR WOOL BY ' J. IL MPRPiir, Shoat stmt. yisinis opposite Use Munongskiebt UOl2. XOUNDRY ZI:',TAL—Nos. 1 find 2 Anthrae We Hanging Rook N. 1, Missouri A- 11. I. Ots. s. , see by Ju9 . ~, IL EL.S.ING, 70 Meter strosie * — LOO S--BedfordForge Charcoal Blooms 1 . do do Lump. Lemnos Nom do Lump , . Coro Nap - do 8100m,.' !Web,' jrdi IL S. KM, N 0.16 Water stmt. • ME'TAL, No. 3 Anthr(Mite metal, Juniata metal. Ooks metal..fbr sale _ll7. - H. S. 11.1161, , N0 76 Vistas street. lANTED--$lO,OOO Time Bills, having i 4 from 2to 7 months to ran, _ho .mount. floui SMO to 61000. 'Apply to B. MoLAIN BM. 21 fifth et. EMI-ANNUAL SALF.--4. A. Mason A. Co. are offering the whole of their exteneire Mock or °story end 1110•.• at er reduction of-h to 40 per cent. .. • . ESIBROIDERIES —soo'.oairtono 'of gmbrolderies, Whit* Goode, _Trio:minas. dn. gelling as a reduction of near!, one half. at the Pelni.Annuad Sale of Ju9 A. A. MASON tOO. STRA"I' COW—Taken - op by the trobecribet, on bls premien. to Coln. T 9. A chew' On.. on June 21at..1•0. • red and white spottedlCOW. When the came to the subscriner ene bad • rope around het borne: about twelve vaunt • old. and giros milk. jun avert OED. BleoollllS. I ti - - . so It on of Partnermnp. RE FIRM OF M'OLINTOOK h BROS. le Old dny &Min zo d byntual comma. Th. , mrlA N In•sa will be oontinue4 at No. 112 Market street, by Washlngton.and M 00. , d0r Wellatook, ander the IMMO and dm of Sr9LINTOCH BROTHERS. en • WASHING r1):4 IieCLINTOCIR. trl Id'CLINTK, GEORGE L. TLiNTOOK OC . Plttabargh, Jane SOth.lBssdu7 ._,____ • Dissolution of Partners,lip. ILIE partnership formed by the undersign edaad James O'Neal. in carrying an the "Camden Werke, ander the mune and style or JONES. O'NEAL d MILLER, is now dlasolred. MAO JONES, July 7t h , 1856 , JOUN b. MILLER. Mechanics' Bank. ?VMS INSTITUTION will be open for bus- Ineoo on and alter JULY IN rit runnAss li s q u o ti . l3l , DAYS au h7 zo be tro nsod d u t co 4 :l t:gr=nt doyo. jia7-20 It. MILLI:SI. President. Blecherica-Bank Stock for Sale. ftyI ,. T m UESDAY. JULY 17th, at 7 1-`l o'clk An ode 813 shares of the dale ot n hletlerk by ortey et the Want of Dir-etors. K 2111.LBR_, irt., htl-dtd . Freshieat. Orr= or vas dizsatlTlO2 Co., Pittsburgb, 2d.1855. I _ THE President and Managers of the "Coro ringer ereetituf: I t iLidge the x ilpat e ips„ firer. itlar ` anAKir say° rt. Cants en each share of the Capital Btoelgat peCntnnenr. On , slaleh dividends are made. • nrhleh on lf to litnekbolders, cr their Legal representatives. on or after the nth lost: jua•lnd JOHN HARPER. Treas. --- ANDI,A RUBBER GOODS—Olothing.toys II:poling Bum Alr 11.11.. Solld Balls. Syringe.. Hr.... 1 *Wad , . Tr...dog Flaska,Canteene. Whip, Ccublosta. Bed Pam, LIM Preservers sad Jetkets, amort.rd Ring,. Bathing Caps, Camp Blsokets.• HeePtim Shootmge j Canis. Cloth. urging Apmns. l Ideobsalos' AVOW", ElOrlge BUM DM Bag.• - •Ta b.to PottetteaL Oss Tabins.beddestD Inoomersble irrietp notrosatloned for see, I.l3nteosi. and retell, at the India Rubber Neat. No; 110 Market rtreet. ju7 - J. IL PHILLIPS. - - 5,1 AXTON'S RURAL BAND , BOOK—The w the U P " Richfirdwo on ; he.ilo " Bee Pets of tbe eArZA; Dameatit Poder. Atilfeitst en . tbe Co, In 1 enl.l2¢to rtla be RAY & CO.. 06 Weed rte-1, RURAL HAND 1300 K—The IJ second euirlera, containing I.dy har oe norm Onrdenar, balm:men alementa of Aarleultore. ltmarne*. Bird /sneer: inaaa'a r....ar strinram: remendan'a American Ifoechen Gardener: American Culturirt. in I will 2 far sale hr HAY at C., AS Wm /Went ADIES' RIM'S° close IfAigornu; "1110frilYON`!:'STN7..t so- Nn. flint. N. 13.—J ..•i r.-^ r. !rect. auppli of Fern' , trea fla/a rhlehare 0111.,11 for far c.a. nest Unto /4. EMI-ANNUAL SALE--A. A. Mason I:3fa arc telliegof desnantian a' Dr/ . G , cala Semi-Armnal 1.010e1.. biles, Shea., an/. /Meta (I,als mark ed 4c5e11.% to lily, mut. • 1 tin ()0 'PKGS. PRINTS, Bleached' and Maatins. Gimbal. and Bnarat e... Wove and law - m.lm: tve4 .t A: a. 1L4.1 4 01: A CO'S. LACK CRAPE d'ESP_LNG.t , ---MurpliT I.ll.ordoStid han ie.:44,4,4 m. morning by..vms further auppil of the above iteara, and deals...loe elqlele. LACK SILK NETT, for Mantillas, recd Ilthis clay juO 1101151S8, 77 Market street• NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA • STEAMSHIP Mill, Ma Einem...se.: • Reduction of Priem to not Ms timer. 7ha (neap.• and lionlthiest Bouts. Saar Hundred Aran Shorter Man any ather Rook- alai avoiding Ma deadly Panama Peter mad hoe mita efdlagerous Pordlogna. Panama Bay. THROUGH IN ADVANCE' OF THE MAILS. • , The Accessory Trans it . 'Co. (of Nicaragua) Proprietors. IHE NORTHERN LIGHT, STAR Or 111 K W EST, PROMETHEUS or DANIEL. WEE. L all deg slues steamships, 1,111 lease Neer York on the /sth and datt, of each mouth. cenneethalt IV the Rio magas Tramit Bente, Homing but Teals* =Um of land mansports Lion mars coat nramdsoalsed road, Infant class earrisses.)_nkth the steamships SIERRANINADA.,UNCLB SAEAN:IE7IS PACIFIC, and 13111.1111 ER JON THAN. one of width will lease San Juan del Ear, the Patillo terminus of the Transit Route. where the Puddle Steam. alp. reel. the Passengers at the Cornmanre wharf Im mediately on timir arrival. and mowed at ewe to San Peen deco. An experienced Surgeon le attached to each ship. For Information. oral.sd , at radnad mmosAIMIT• only to _ CUARLEn MORGAN, Agent, j at-teses .2 Bonding Omen. N. Y. . Rare Chance for procuring a Rome on • Cheap and easy Terms. THE subscriber offers for sale that beauti ful piece of lend ( k nown to part of the 'Tustin. rrontimer, PenztXrute % oa of Attrigit: Plaid Vttfltiore properar r tains abinvt mrea idileti wal be divided is to oultabliyote oo very mate to mit the.. nwte hln ler ttert=timee Vicar ' 15: 46" Ma to I = • retired motto • Home Ma good 1...1 1' , b o rb.: 4 of vowel at all dam by minlbtie , me •whirti tea thm ptvpe}f7 halt I prrttne to nTATAX: tr.l°V.Z" fled OMu. Wrest se long ea thenurehmer uurr Matt m the 'Admit in et UM time tern serum the Uterine itir the support el thi widow and edueethum of the Madras argent. ben Tuttle. deormand. For plot of the Rotund and other 44"'"D . 1 92 1 1reldLit SON, Real Ridge Agmtm. 'gadßobert Wren Citr_Tes Itoiteej.4 atolthliekl et. an the Elinor ehndren of R.Rattin,ilemeept. Ja2 OTICi g this dol. (ju1y.2d,)1855, aumiki of au entire stook. tool& te. to my AxAser c T. J. CreiF i rle solicit lot him the continuance of tiv patransea wed upon too. • All - Persons knowing themesim tad bted to toe are reauested call and settle P. as I deem •Isaytna tba city' • T_,J • Craig it drily an thoriryl to settle .11 claims. • JOELN BAKNOOLLAIt.'. Tlisl Stove business and Tin, Copper and Skeet Iron worii inanniketory, • inwil its Pregame, w continued at the Old Stare. 13.YWallitreet,‘ un der thermos and style of S. J. thy: -.T1i09. J. CRAIG. O'CONNOR. BROTIIER # 00. Rare Chance fdr Bludneisitand.- rio ANY PERSON in want of a fain 'Sinre Boom and Cellar situated hi the bert Munro tart tent thy. N 0.24 Vlttifetteet, °DT , . B. 1 15,00 &W. (now occupied by Cellehen sa a, 's clothing en & . • chent • teller= tstablhitinent) o err mimeos' meats, It Is sesnowledgen to be the most Llendsomi store west of the mount:ans. Powestion can be glum am . time, as Cdahaa has his new eters room, No. 110 Buthli field et, appeette the Custom Home. now fitted tID. where he Intends ~erring on the telloblog business, se urnaL los particulate. stuiLy to CLLLAHAN, on the nreadesS. mto A, MaiLIIRO, apoll, Bulldog". • inland • MOTICE—The first annual commencement - "e hrthe ramie Department of Avery (Wage nlll take niece 7. 1 i Wedneeday; the 11th instant, at . the College Suildinse. Allegheny My.. The esercleee ellitonsiat Of dlrsertatione to English and French. tete:enema with muds: Irsertises to commence at 3 o'clock..E. ki. Tne. cleeln • • • jar:et VIRGINIA LANDS FOS SALE.—A tract _.•-oflaci3 planate in PrintOn 001201. within f we miles or Brandaneille, contalnind.2oo act,4,100 elearach with log boo,. and, 5en.,...150 an orchard of Ana fruit. d g San 4 daziele c T a hu. v ng. , thrtin i. (4.4 now h'nee, barn and hie. Price diVp. Ata4sB arm in same touter. aCtete oleorrd. tog dwelling erected tban.un. Floe timber land and hrrel. Title/ indhputable. Alec 000. B. hIcLAIN NON. lug N 0.21 fob drawl. TRAY COW "There dame to '.the-farm 'uf 17 the subscriber, Ilelng in Mom trewhlp. Almobent ommtr. pa,oe Ala? TM, SIM. Medi. Cow, renamed to bola o • U 3 ear. old, with ...remarked lent a pleas off lb. MIL The oe-rer le mutated to owe. Itzward,• prone . rrow ty,L pay charges wad take her awa . L. 3•1. dleroeed of emonlirm to law. • 1 JCWER . O 13.10,A551t.. vor lases, Jane 10th, 1866•Juilate.• . VEISIALE Life among the ' Aformoneri nomdlvo of 01.7 Towionol a_portonoo tor Wu fe of Moorxm Wider, zookotly. frau' Rooldood sod fbr br Ad WAX 00.65 Wood Prost. AriORN MEAL--95 bids. *ash rya and fo — r qui rah, try _Je7 BELL k•LIGGETT. "OATS , --500 btu,. reed sat% Bale 4? pEARLf3-50 caaki reed arid, for sale by CORN -300 boa. shelled for sale B MX:MS-50 dos in store end for sale p I LoUR T .,ISO bble. Sti_perfinct reed and . -, 12 I)/ BPRINGssi. BARBA UGH & 004 1 X t. id Libertr4u.• lopyx FLOM-30 bble. Rye Flour rood sad We by. - ____•B.nA RUM tt aoo. IDE&--381 Dry Hides reo'd And for sale trOMIZAT—Af6w bus. zonmefor seed ibr .1* 3a7 %- a. Ist“avon a ca. iy-ooL—onshVaid for the different grade wool. or ~ . MINIMA lialISAllO ll 011., I lI ACON )11018-1/ hw omits raced' and ,brd.wr isft • .s.luisexcipa-koa-,- M ASS -6 bble. to•=l:2g taijoex faSTK COPAL VARNIBLV-1 1 bbls. to u ltra, oat kr Ns !WAR MORI On. AUCTION RA LF PILANISTAI2O:4IORO43Ir. eltdddw..“`Scdri dooms. ear., Wood awl FM atm. rsE TEAS, TOBACCO, AT AQG no—on irod.ei.a morrai., Jay nee. at 10 k. at !be cetaneerelal eattarooole, maw., Wood mad mu A m will be .1 , 1; 10 Isf.thests Doe 'forma Ile.o Tes4 , P do Meet end 0 unboader ; la-ea Ylrathlsloluol :Drlrd reattate. Chewer: Med °cad; b. jag •- • P. X. Dion: , Auet. GOODS AT, ACCTIO - K-- - -On Wed ne,lss end ...Thiowda7 mornlorta l 1111 ewe 12th 'luta. at 10 o'clock, at the o, romerel se seer esse, earner of ofd and Ste • will • close souries.,,,e, an extensive *setiment of sesumalde ladles' Dream einthe. sawdust.. tweed., mashes. sere,„;.. bro Pas, bonnets, hate. toot.. nod three. Au. de. I‘6l P. 11 DANIS. asst. SALE - 61 0- FO . EFEITED AZTEC NIEING CO. STOCK—The fallowhig , rtllleates of stocky In 0 t,,, 0 0 ,, ng lle..beve fn./died for thenon•Par. inept af aseessmentw"doe upon tbe natue,vi, 32, 84. P 5, 86 87,g , I. lig. 110, 130, 140,107.165, itei„ ISel, 215, 2 , 0, MS 25i. 256 sind 204. e holders of add at es are h ;thy entitled that the Th lame will be mad at public surtiomat ....r , 01 on T evening. Jul 12113. 1866, at o'clock. telex. preytoualy redeemed by the payment or the delinquent asereamenta By order °fib. Board off/4.ton R. VFAIDER. haey. P. M. PAPIB, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND SToolBB—iOn Thundar owthinif. AniTlAlth, at 8 clock, et the Merchants' Exchange. Fourth ateetli to soLL by order of Wm. P. Baum, Treed. , of littithxt. Nth& the following valnatde Beal Estate and Woke. vim That Yell:rale three story Inlet Dwelling. Moues No. 154 Fourth et.., the lot basing s front •l meats+. bet on 4th et, extendlog back eightrgregest. Including a three feed eller. aoliros to mortgage of sl 330W0 - Lot. No 121 in. Stephen Colgell'a subdhlidonof Nos Viand IS having • front of twenty lest on Olees l / 1 extendlog bock one hundred feet. _,_ One undivided death of lot N 0.20 In Cluir•Zl — 0( lots in Allegheny Pty. hallos a front of tel , utt t seven theme on Muleteer, et., extending balk use tam greland forty feet to Gray's aUsy. Mt lot. in the Borough of Mentheeters taming sack • front of twenty fe et on eoutheehr side of Murmur at, az tending back MI fret 9 triage to Youth alley. bang In Bageweire eutditteke of out lot N 0.217 to remerred Wan opposite Pittsburgh. . The undlybierP three.ffigul of two hneidnd and iditr rdnescree of lend In BmonoY tenthddr. Dew.. do® crhu ttll.th="v.r.'dent" ota,anl2 Ogtg i 61. 0 0 t east,No.llo on the eontli, slid Nu 46 on the whet, being tract No. 48 In Leen; dietrlet,No. 2 ofthe,tielgedetiOu orwrefe. Bob . Jar to lien of VA.& One bi:aped and thirty Beres laud In Wood younty.Tue fifteen miles below Parkersburg and three miles from the Ohio river. 00 which are emoted a saw mill sod log hon.. Subject to lieu of 8170. The north quarter of notion 13 In township 47 north of ruffiriZi t e, thbilttgleatrigulaintlig=thln Mir-A mutts township. The sontb.reest quarter of median 19. In townglilp 47, north of range_2s west. to the Marla of lain? =bled. to one hpo• . te ' d t t o le t r tritir=isT:l7l=r an g ~tit Marquettetownehlp. The northaest quarter of meg= 24. In townshiP earth of ranee 26 weet...in the digraict of land s MAMA to eale geed Bt,ldarLe, containing 180acresIn Simulate Oce undivided forth 0f166 scree of copper tad WWII. trust lan& isteeelkas 6 of townstdp 48, meth Of nzirt la west, In Oakland county, 191thigegL 77 ehre Ohio and Pennsylvania Ita ll roadCo. Merin 183 North Asetienak Minims do dot 60 " Forest City Beak .fCleveland dq 5 ." Pltheinnith and cumew.a R. B. 10 Steubenville do, dot ISmuellsvide do der 6 " Charger Valley do da. 88 " Pittsburgh Coll 11111 Tarnplke CIO. dot 68 " Tempueneerville Plan Road do egg 4 " W Bluff Mining mt ',lreton k do d ot sfo do det 400 " Iron City Mining 060 " lire /3tee do do dra 200 " Pittsburgh and Tals Royal Mining 800 " littsbunlb Mitdole Co St o ck ' = lb " Agree .Sll do. do. .12rosst gala. leaf! P. M. balfl4l. - 4 mg. dram' Piarios. : pm - MELLOR, No. 8 1 it eismi Wood et-: tntwarrn Dlasnond allay W l'"u ar.to " 49 = 1" 4 1 1 . 11 1 _, • PIANOS, from Wm Idanufactorg wmaranng Son* Boston: + Sham Inatruments oat th e drat an Inunared 1 ! IC namely invented sad WallAMS*l by ins 11.domOnlekonnas. Lanus are tsodally Wind% PARLOR GRAND': PIANO, The firdt and IC. She land to lbw sNamosath I.lra wek of 1 0. 1 . 1 * PS- , any, him been lset. by the subsertner. CO. Albion., actor* In Dognn; and nil' be rlp!ned. darla&thla and Um =WI4 wet, :PU 4 N . II lir. Oblokortag *Snug Ilan.. *lb - for I , lttanurahand farm Penn.. DUDLEY; . BTONZ & CO COMMISSION & FORWARDING SIERoRANTS, NO. 9 SECOND STREET. (between Main and the R i ver;) Louissillo,: Ky. ..k. r ARTICULAR a ttention paid -to the yllT cb.e. nr..l eery of itt ,, p, all , ' 71•114.ecT.71 1 d.. i. ,„,, ch,„... d, trw,ber.,th.„, cepa...y.l and 3lso uts . ctnred sTJsles. •• •-. ~ • a...lisnnwts Srlaeited, and tislAt adsaisteillside. bus. Isms t-vol is demoted to thy eldlhatten " and ells of Pi no Forte*. Mplodoony. Cbueeh mull neon Omani [W. A. Ilichirdeon *en, 1 lie.m . V.dnymilnfl A. Unctuman & Co- WholemdeOsoonW nu '', ' • enmoltenn Narelmtd!, O,OWILIi & - 11rc,...Ntibolatile art , Mill ,arut gtar Candle Mann.ll.Tarers. " Witkins .S - O el T. Poll( Packers & 'Conn- Villains. 7 nalndod Knudiants. _ Aryo.C-oug'i Allen. Pcyk Dokslesl. . .: •.' '' ' TlOSTAnmsTy.rnmgs A , p., wboimuDr{ t • , flood,. _. Lud:LSlyd , .. . _ I Li. `t r 3 7 , OOIdISSTS .. - ANEILICAIi— , • PAPI ER 'NI At: E MA PrE7FACTITIC th O 0.111 . Al . Second st.: PititahiirgaPa ANUFACTURICIIS ,of Plitner °tumults [or hutches, Ilouste.Steueliesli. Was, es_ Niirror and PicturePremes. leinVir sad Dour Nelda . lirecivde, Turves. Conde, lteolliat sea OentroPkeee for eolli pp. It. ' , 0., aloolflugeor eters &seriatim:4 else sod deOcc.. causes dud Warrautul more durable them =mother a. tie. now in me. 934-orders .on. the shortest uottee.....' N. IL—Atteuth.o .1' Steamboat RuUdere isaterisdi rectal to this article, 08110erna or Mt light ire ht. TUNAS itCO . Ilia 78 Sound st. bet. Wood &Market eta. Jet-dtt.: • ' - • 101RILLO IRON-PIPE . W. 011303. MERRIL &_LiQUES; - —142 Centre Street;; New York, MANUFACTURERS • ;AND .10111 Vrtfl -hoWranght Iron Pipes. Pitting,. 'hole. and erorp piton otopperatus ronnested with liWistss and ear. for heating end lighting ethernet*. Ch Hotel. Private Derslihnie. Hogidtele. dnltnite. Meg.. nob. 'Me and Malt. - sa . dho. Vpitee. Cooke. POmPe. 9inntee. Wilms d Boar lines nude to order. • „. our germ Orating Machine. ars malady zaw;aad oar mai Patent—serranted to do cloakde the wink Ming tilt' er invention. ()viers solicited from, ell Nakao counter. awl pr Ur at-forded to. nwL ROBINSON, IS WOUNDERS AND 'ENGINE BUILDERS, 11: and Mozufactorm deserliConC MAN* Moo, N 0.21 Mkt Area, bays . = 111xst .. sad band streeta. 311Teligfah. Tropnetors of -lUcle Troavalothott_LEso to sad Mm Ur laden . nn tr k z i r. pli vt m oittr i t 4 1= w:i mam . ? In T. IBL - ,BEMIETT, Illstinflatorar of iTslkror BAeldnithans. *MU and Tway Cokest. Odlas at tn. nisnunketoty, sonic of Washington. sad Itesnklinsts., Ilinallishstn. sidnnins Mannar. is- rderE - HAVANA CIGARS—Lbw° this • meshed • lake .ad .kne ' g Mori:m eod,mtimelick at IMMO vatmelears, .Thama*sanng • rw. cup nom at 7e10;...:.-:' ' arms phi:moat sad nark ed.: • irlitIEEN GLAZED WINDOW ' PAPNR-1 • ts tile of s yuoalor esslltroax.. - souto besutifut 11413 sYseriPsper 36 a, now artlel• fat Wlsidow Mathis, ye. yelred by , jea E. 1 3 / I DLIM Annt.67. AND WARRANTS, ..LAND WAR itANTB--Wevrill paLttglijAhestpaatta Tend Wa rans...ama she. Jr W.,ll.ltaak it INDIANA RAILRQAD 00— 1. 0000 baa., Pa Dent.ad. omffistrtv ireluable:o4-Iticay for Sale. folbwririg Property will be offered far ', isleusto Esturdsr..l - 10210., 1661, totems Pena street, tar brit') het tub, oh me d. hllt to traeted a comettdotonechrellteihmh " Two A , Dish. bung the third basun above Values allow. NMI= St. Clair s2ul Irwin streets.) on asethatist then leas o& ?indent and est...sive 31sIt bon/14M meth/ Oe2OO O T bT lie vIT. o , hdtlh /hO. "ads Tory destesdetyoM2 l 7 llooo ",„„ ed *ole either es one let. c oy . 0.. et three....• MI red <Ma. I..quittee to mad. of L. P. 1111e1ltLICK.1110 00 . J ~liwNt Ne.l N 0.105 880 004 JAMESJAMESEO :IIII No.-IWYearth Mesh Or. : Jo2;SUM* ICIELIGIOUS .WORKS:—Pastoral Letterst. 1142•4264 Paantttic ilastatlneat'alty of the Chunk: actatatta testa to Liar, Smote. Quinlan I tom. fCbarlaek'a Practical earriedam Ta bt. oa Thatito on Preaching: Payinas of the Oral Potty Bo L _ Thanifultatar 3111 , gaT of abo itrar,BarmooP,.. of :11=Tb1).:Vsit t . ° • itlZatfd= 1 - I t ar lpwe r of abc . Bles . acta Pas drat acutPeatts Douai: I Amrs ? golitar t sala ".U°. the tha WPM .na Wood cm. RWBOOKS FROM HARPERS'— .1.11 udrarrn Speech. uttl'Adoiresvir, Monntalos tun* Mole 11111 e, vr LIN In Calltattda:_ : lettere, to The filfiths row. John /Inaba, by Alm .» Oolvtitbd'l Vat , . N. 23 .4 Zig i liarptettMasnaln• (sr .11117; Ilanearlt's 31wellsclor; ' • framl• China , Zytmoirs of Lad, J. L. READ, t 3 Fourth et. •OITERINGS IN ..SIOIIIOPE, or Sketches qr•lY+ietm sn.i.t. sti.Atm..s.t&auss. /erir. Weetets,,Pensela greet Mitalnlaid Defend: •ith an sp. pendia; containing ober...Alone en rovenean eWrltly and Medical. lneflintee, hiJobe W. Como. 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R 55 Wood d. .grAtINTIS ON PATENTS - 7 A. treatise an stf.ktit.har of Patents Ibrasstcl bbiestions tn tbe truitet BOAS. Awoks.i edition, vita seeffammeama "'M Mares 114mM %Amid, lor sal• or EAT a CO. jab - Bookrellers and Ibtaticaults. be Wood si. • ARSONS ON CONTRACTS—The law of it. An Aar* as rbaacnud tam s. Pariona,mn4 ra& .furb bled sod ?N ask by . HAY e., S7.b.CP Books•Uars sad Statimen. 66 Wma at VIOVE 4,I 4 iODINE—Ax, immediate and C Vet =eft the toothache Or eat. %at , TIEDE m um TrAcHER—A, nalTßook. Altdpkid tor Ptak Betinos, menKebAlee. s oz w o 71.4.1141. PntVaTblß t E od ß CS 1 ft, 1,0 1. ...drayn.. t • ttol•• a ; :6.Altinottllttpidi La &mob. 65.131 r Jobs Test*. • Aptrosnal narrative. In hula East tp ir o t. Bye: tor tak , br 02/ HAY & 004 66 g AMILI BIBLES—Jiist feted is good as , outmost al raaahr Ealklas ef Tarim iftlai of tin& laul for fiailat vary , vimyo3EflTATlglg4l7—Metreseid Ruled Duns& and Alhambra NoVreaerrylopec— branAl&treitiardi. B. 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