ESTABLISHED IN 1786. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. X. AIEVEFgaiIYII AGENCY 12 NWL tinier. ~~r"aio:i... - A,ut 11a'. 10. Sale ifwl Baba. P. le 00. cm, Agenta for th• moat Ind nentlil =a_ w Stow ii realatln enenuanebd Papers both In th• United ,-- To the Paolo. ' ryLIR BRANDRETH HOUSE is now open oo eon:Tess plan, and nab - Pm Use moo ptlOn se traveling Wale. to who. comfort arery attenUon Ul la. pald, ay the Hamm CrUatoz, tote or Judean% Ho tel. limdteth House, No •135 Brooders", oppoelte New Ha. AD. Vp D. PM fate =USW. No. 410 an al et.—New York, nil h • lbak. ' ' Brawireth lime Restaurant. A b POSITS New Haven , Railiniali Depot, ' , U , natant:ion Limpenard and Canal eta. Neale -saved at au bonne Oratmato eem7 atylen tea and toffee of very np e ri,..ality; Mei &limy of the season on • hand.— The m.pplyor tendat 10th read. le intended to hat. until lo o'clock In the afternoon. • thorns Motet, late et Um New Tort Hotel, sotatiotanda the aooklull dePartimant. No gr .,. i7h:aut .eg i s• b w . wer i s or bettor dinner— /en tket. amber Law ' turd It. and Clel=utte for tz ' , 11 . 0 4. 12 . either treat. zi,n timner and ilapze r wliall wall oe aoxanmodated with pr rale rams It d Zdyg esra , . Hi _:ough's Patent Elastic :Olds. 11-AATEB & FRANCE, No. Barclay street, 41roalt. USlOrr—Protte ere.gemahte except they have the damp of the patent. All tatanfsettkrers sad maim le i fleeter will be propecuted actordinit to hier. mh2o4 W AUKSON & 25014. of tae Into Arm H. u am* (Ir nigr M a " o.notspUT ofk hand every m of fii;lta4 . inty sa 4 i l koldmg hipoO.OcuLsr 11.114 Squats Osman fillfsf (Intr. Valois W. ovastessattoollso. J•I2.ITP • PAPXR WM[BllOllB/. ig . J . NCAN, & BARTOW, No. 161 Ease .—A great Variety of PAPltit au Book. * Ration ere. Printer*. Bookblo6m, klonuforsturorm, so 4 Tradoesson generally. tdo3'M TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. • I MIMES CO., 54 Maiden Lane, mud In r iadirj. Li " 7 1. °"°s" itual olegiaph. InE organ of modern T Spiritualism, Fourth rol. eons:Nom In May. It costalna the ftillaat ria• nstant °Mumma nets .21pluions on Spirit.' in • tempura. liablishad weakly at. _pm oaam: &Lis all oplritual Book! 631 . ode by PAR FUDGE* rrA.• 41.12 Broadway, ew. York. . B.—A catalogue of Spiritual gooks sent en lacono. tlon. apl63mdP Comos, Pans and Fancy Goods. • William Tasker, IpPARK PLACE, NEW YORK, invites the attenthm to Southern and Western Iderehauts. new stook of Vans.. Oomba. Tooth and Nall Brushes; Ladleelletloules, Perfumery. Soaps. Port /don. .nales, Jet and Bead Braml.ds, Pocket Boots. Dram But ts= Pb.. and Needles. Mots and Eyes. Watch fluardt. Wax. Oural and Ulasaßeada Neoklaem. As ; India Rubber Omaha Oases. 11.11. and T.lya every diworlptloo; Seleaora Raw sod Catlim - . Gold and GEC Jewelry. Amordson• sod Vienna. Inelnilea a general and veer larc .Bock of E►QlLhihig:rii"4i= Fancy Akp 11131..9rdma bp letter selected and put up In the beat manner. WILLIAM TAMER, 10 Park Piece. New York. Y. B.—Pleam ant - thla oat." . my23.lyr HOPPER'S PATENT PLANE. eI:RS undersigned ie prepared-to supply CARPENTERS, CABINIMMAKTJU3, sad Workers In An ood meneraliv, vrth Ms Pateutedand oable lasma wise ham hiiid it pronounce it • most • valua P ble 10. motion. that must soon some Into sorneral um. The tol• lowing Wien from practical workmen are but two among mar kite. the Patent. Imererelved moomounuttog this Moe above ail °them I. num . grata Cunt., Irscrort,l bius", 22, 1456. Ws hareby codify. that datin Fa g ilia last twelve months sobs,* wed Poppet's Patent Plans and do sot hesitate to reettaisasod It to Oath:tog-Mahon sad Carpenters as so. to - aaLothar Plasm la ass. W. Jansidedit posallar. . rorb 4= 464 et. " 11141 It far so aad rm i lior to the aid mode of lertitiltS. bolsi( an•st satioa at Vas. ens nuits, byloshatt this s will plans mate vs. nem than n. mon ea do by any other plats. or method thaw,. , P.. 11..ILTAN *OD. To Mons P. Issas. Esq : • D. Bird have examined norper's Paten Bench Plane, sad believe It to be a moat exeillintt erne'. ex the use Re :which end .IQs It. Intetasselled,am a _rombluation of plane en , it i. .pertlentatip adapted to platting veneers, and it Joao not moire onufourtt the time or War of the old vthod6 and and o l have no doubt. when Its properties become kra ern. but that It ll former talons laborious mi custom.entirely supersede the I most cheerfully recommend It to sit persons eoseged In the Cabinet buldnem, so from my knowledgeof It. there Is nothing as well fitted to give =moth and toss. tlful finish to mowers so the Hopper !Neale! Bench Plana. Jens W, WoOolcstt., o:u yurtilture Morens, 9T, Pa Thins et, Pittslorgh. 11 ‘4 08E8 .1 4 _IA2ON, of city. Ls my pole /gent fi,r the oak of Planes, or of rights to mannfsetnre and lash coma WM C. H _ Put.b.se. ill.teh 21. 1165. mhZtdato. Carpeting', Oil Cloths and Matting's. ROBINSON & CO., NO 47 F, J 1 .vr R Elk 7, -YEAR WOOD, ' ARE now reeeiv.ing a large and choice IW sortment of 'CA HPRVNGS. of the latest and nowt [lfni pattorna, washable ol Royal Velvwt. Bra and lixtva ariPi . r=hrwe Ply, • atent P ituper h ==n, Twilled plain Venitialo TOCetber with every dostaiption of amp, Oottos, and trw . prig:m:lo.Tbm. LOOR OIL CLOTHS, • From 3to 34 area .!i••, all noontime Woe. AlsaTalge VII Mather. bad and green 011 Bhadee buff • and amen licelaod Window Shadow. Plano and Table Coy ere Rao, Efate. %vegeta. Grow and Canton nailing. Mak Rada, Tennis.," Blind., en, all of which will b. of fend lath. lowest non price.. mbIO The Young Ladies' Institute. NO: 38 West Twenty-Third st., N. Y. 'PADRataus -Dar. HENRY DANA WARDand Etc WA M. Hee.O ' AadAall by—Rer.TUFAIDORE LL D.. 4 A= . 7 6 IIPRINOMUMLa„ Iiaii. Pyl .".LIIS INSTITUTE employs Professors of the Ent gnAs DerairtamAil, especially of • soak, Panting. Drawly& and of the Modern lAn also provides a Delles4wAtors duo Re young Ugh., tk -I.lllnt ANA salutation. - The Freud , Lat.pAg. D •32 tatulve irlemeat Of thaanatHate and la taught with oz. Her. FL D. Ward, Hector of floe lustatate, may be ad. drained la Neer York by earelL : I'Weterre of the loseltute, are a l= I . l: 4 l o Lba esti.. %%Ur ant y sto lli fir . p . r of Kay Jr 00.. Weed sese r at,PLl=; &teeth Co., do • • are H. Yana', _do dre vison. alartat LL Da ßorworth. • do t do. nern•Loed• T• J. s • • 11•61.1. Excelsior Carriage Factory • CHNSTON, -BROTHERS A, CO., practi ce! Comb Rakes., corner of Rebecca and Belmont sta.. . ' r deny have ea head end aremattafeeturleg an extensive essortmeat ofaerriages.itoethereye, Buggies, 1 - • .11.wr- to d bes ae mM. to d 1 et dri ZlZr i ll • allow meek theta*. Juniata hen sitiVeibt "4 ra . 11100007. Napalm attmidedlo oaths moot remmothide tame. They • - fed conldeet that all who may favor them with MeV pat renstre,Atill be perfectly Netilded,on toW, of their verb.- The.Pitgli end Mahebseter Omnibuses per the hie• tory every 15 m.nutee amine the day. .45 Book and Job Printing. oatirOllN T. •BLIBTOCK, hartng recently re- mond tdo Job Primly(Primly( Mot to SS Pllth strut stove thbold. (butte ihdid,o f t. would norpactrobi the patrooago ot toarehanta, inanntontworo and °them . and bob= provldod with steam and noon° , boob. • job sod.nord prestos, ho to enabled to axactitoevery do , owipUott ot boot and • tooreantUo job tainting at e 0 notice My and very togolorato prim& Also, Nosey Ix, Um oda - or.. acrper irthio of Ho f daolg and boo maknor straw boar toasts Hook • ..Paper.2l2=s, on hand and Lo nth, • m7lO PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. na riow—....—;_itanaur STIVIZAS-.......1161. A 1.1111? BIOBLOW tt CO. • • (Booomuoni No 40 DIAMOND ALLEY. war Woodat., , Pittsbergh, Pena. V -B ACIIES, CARRIAGE% "PII/ETONS, asidao. mad error. dmouiptkot of Irauoy . 1. to order, and dabbed to a warmer ar= am at beauty of design. *fmmo. of dulah.uk ill of 1 and durability of malarial'. • or lures varraatod. ar.o Bide Oil and Leather Store. • • D. BIBIPATILICIrI 7 : No. 21 South Third Street, Between Market sad Chestnut ete. /**Metiobin. ELAE we. MR SALE SPANISH HIDES, DOI sad anlted Patna Kim Tanners' Oli.'renneri albs lowest price. end she testier= _IW rII kin ofb. the reach wanted. *kW On MOM re Win will be Ellen In mob. or tablet In =se *or *Km Lestbrr weed Moe of ebarilrednd WX. XeCIITCHEON k CO., WiE-1(:)1_,ES A T GBOCERS. • as lad Commission Merekants, - AND DEALERS IN Pittsburgh-Mahnfaot xt Articles, Yo, 219 Lamy nred, torne. /nue, siel , PITTABOKIIII. PA. JOBP.II & COOLEY, . WHOLE S T.,E . 911.0CERS roar..FURNTAIEBBS; • .Prodate and fittsharginluifietares, No. 141 Water Street, s' OAOO . P. 071.4. I._ James Irwin & Co., -- MAN'UFACITURERS , OF 21MPUIIRICACID; Sul n phuric Ether; 171 spirited }nth; ta a tt at • Ramses Aquad a NowlahlaOhitiss uusli MIL 11111119.01 , *J11. Arr 44. GLASS WOMB. W7l.- DAVIDSON & CO.. ',ABLITACIDAERS int dealers • sod all Was cranes aw mad . dO 17 laawim ll r . .l:— aatir M ,apaii7W4.lj - -' : ' • LEATHER • , • - . FRI TZ,-, - .1113N DRY &`CO. ' lie. %I Arotth . THIRD &red, PBILA'DA 0.110000. MANUFACTURERS, COUR- Ni mig.n. ',' , Tad. oM Isycotonr of PILINCITI OAL94II[INS. 1:,, - . *, .1'; 111 MU> •124. OAK Bois maxi= AND . . • . • h111611:w - • • PAINTERS. • LONG.& LANE; HOUSE AND SION PAINTERS, NO. 06 :MILD STRZJIT -CB•hreilfsod and Nallurt otreem) - All orders promptly attended to. .6660061 IA • svoldw 00016. m!9l:t! REJBEB.T H. PATTBRSOWS lIVIILYAND atax, sraazz, oilier Dismioruistnart and Citrry PAL y y 1114 IL TALCOTT & ( B tiobaisoore . to XodsgLit.) Maaabolooron at ad Id a( .I B pidatodd,dad &Om tn leoparlad sad d. pods,(l3 Wood Rood, tomer otloartd, •j y Putsit haviseirli teat ive THE . DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE; •:' axon .. BisitOk — iciartoiC ". saws ATTORNBYB AT LAW, (Successors to .bur bilzh k !Won.) lisksweirs Buildings, Grua st., Watt 114datat; the l a=t 1 ;" or ni C A I TILd b 27 . LW. HALL, Attorney at Law, " Bake nistr4tass,r Gnat sweet. bstsrsc F.T yr ." lOSEPH S. & A. P. MORRISON, Atint , Itginti t af41 1 1.`7,11A,44.1;fth • 1-4 .°;l7'"' OBER.T E. PHILLIPS , Attorney at Law, U. EL Lostli. MI, re! LOBERT POLLOOK, Attorney at Law Oftrokr of Fifth and Grant stmas.oppaalte Lb•Conr • Pfttaburgh. mr24.1.63 JAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office /mirth .treat, near Grant, Pittsburgh. islb-dly JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, 50.89 311th street. Pittsburgh. BANKERS AND BROKERS. au= rautta.....:—.xocinn WIN ltoaancs watts. IT RAIABB Bankers and &- dump 11 Buy and mall Gold .and Kim and Note; loans on Baal &tate or Stock Senn snd.VaM and nell FITZ WC° lan Tlme tini!‘'Oolleo. M. made on all point. In Ina Union. anion tomer Of Tided and Wood Wogs, directly onixaate tint StAnanrlaa HotaL ap7 • myl.ly 0. n g mon o W L o , • - - (ntocvarnas To O. mixers • On.) B . : : ' : . e : : : : AY). TA FOURTH STRII):Z .PITTSBITIWII. - EN the numerous suspensions of Bankers AL and Waters throughout the mutter. during the lost out months. Ire aro eatlettr4 thatln almoet every Meteor* their trouble* hare grown out of • departure from their legitimate bruthino, and no therefore take occasion to air sure the public, In advanee, that no speVatlons In "fan cy stocks," or other • outMds operatione shall tempt us from the etriot and legitimate Roelof our hitelnesa, belle, log that in avoldingall each ...meats, we shall not on. be better able ...no our enstomentand ensure their safety., but that in adoptingouch • course we shall pro mote our mom ultimate benefit. feel WILKINS t co. I:3ANKI.NOr HOUSES ow JOHN T. HOGG: NEW YORE, No. 2:SOUTH SD ST. PIIILADELP PULA; PTITSBUROIL, ALLW-I II RN Y 00, SOWEESILT, SOMERSET CO.. MOUNT PLEASANT. WEATMORICO 00.. Penns CONNELLBVILLE. VATICITY UNIONTOWN, _ BROWNSVILLE. . . Dagoadta read_ Bang( Discounts gamin. Wan , trough(. add and totbotad. Zang. Notes wad Spada bought and add Mock; Note. and othor Beourltine bought and outd on aomadaon, Cornapondonc• ant nollard.lon. anhoitoO. - - - XIERNAN4 CO7,' Bankers and Exchange Brokers, N0:96 Wood stret. earner arDisasond Alley, t urgh, P. Aarthay and sell Bank Note. and Coln. - Discount That Nuehange, and Promissory Not mak,. Collections In all the principal cities of Um Colon; Booths Depoeits on call and on interest, and give their prompt attention teal oth er matters appertaining to a Brokers bushman. na-Eama,c, kudauure morhott l ac..a.. ELMER, HANNA & Co., Successors to Humor, Hanna Co.. Hankers. Hrobaaae flanker.. .ad In arraign and Domortle Kaellanan Cortlacatea of Haman,n Noe, and .iper.le—N. cornea of Waal and lAuvent.:rloner reoalved on Donna. Bight Cbeeka Tor Nally and collection., wade on warty. all pd.*. Tpolnta of tad Vnltald State.. The hashed. ntennura pald Ilar Foreign sad Anodic= Gold. Advances made cm aocodasuuesto of Produce, obirpod east, au literal tams. H. WIIIIASIS & Co., Bankers and Maskers. North kart corner or Wood and Third etnettatnargh. All tramartlons naiads on liberal teaks; and collections oromptly attended to. ia9-17 N HOLMES &, SON, Dealers in Omt{do ForeiC pente7= D NOUs aelßrega.. F f L eO rl" Mket Mot, gar Alrallectems made on all the prtncipal throw:hunt tblll United stntsa. BOOKSELLERS &C. I L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No. J • I* Iroiartk .neat, Apollo licaldizg. lOHIC S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta .) tlomeamenamorto Dailean l Agnew, No. V Market meet, new Fourth. rittetnugh. P. t aß b Mi S. BOSWORTH, Bookeeller and Dealer In Iltationerr, t0...N0. BS Market. An*, neat tittelnanch. Po. oICh..EL CO., Booksellers and S t ationers, No. SS Wood stmt., next door to the tomer of Third, T► School and lan Invoke constantly on hand. EM:=!!!! ATWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce & Commission Merchantß, AND MAMMA IN PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES, N.. 8 Wood between Wnter ..d Fromm .1 solS FITTABUROII._ (late of the firm of Kinf & Mherheail,) — COMMISSION ,MERCHANT, DEALER IN PIG METAL AND DLOOMN. No. 76 Water street, -below Market, npl9 PITT/IV:MOIL PENN A. 0. ' C. WCMN HUSSEY & WELLS, PORK PACKERS, Wholesale Dealers in Provision, LIM GENERAL COMMISSION MERCRANTS, NO. V. 5 LIRESTY STALEST, Cconaornial Acar, It E hs 2l .. ° . V = Al '.l thrio.ng Har . bau t e & "U""' & Co., (succes- VOMITS b PRPmit .t,.1 loon to B. rfartarto.). Clom _ imersuy.,N nd Yar.'ndl o. ehantc W apt :V5 Liberty stmetalttsbargh. A. A. HARDY, col'imaraND l Vß 0/17,114 Vilazurn &gent of the Kadison and Indianapolis RAILROAD. No.Bo Water st„ Pittsburgh, Pa. J. W. BUTLER & CO. EILWARDING & COMMISSION ma- MIM and Dealers in all kings Pittsborgb Mau- Artiotes, Lud Pips and Sheet Lead. No. 97 first Strost. Pittsburgh. - aufArd'St A& A. IVBANE, Commission and For Inadbag Morrehanta, deaden is Wool aad Prod.= aeo~ir, gougoir also. Pittsburgh bison:dodo:mt. No. 114, getout stmt. Pittabulat. spg-lyla SA.. R. ■4•1301 nI) : t 2l§3 & CO.Zlolesake Grocqe, etTlfe ' L Pltte - burgh. MERCER ANTELO, Geinerat Commie ikrn Maredscate, Illould *dream arcudgruaouta et Produce coneraUr. iel7c 7 .4 B. CANFIELD, lato of Worrell, Ohio, and fc ,,,, ,=t Earer t hrd p rol. ,Peeri !Leh, and , Weetern Prodom Y. Wider Woe.. bottom& Smithfield sad Wood. Pi SHOILUI LIMA .171. a Robison TAW 1, Oa) LITTLYou L..E I CO, iljloleselo Grocers, t z , t,==. l 4r 3 1 2 i sreloo,....ttee m t . DeakirA t l: bOrel. ('CHEESE WAREIIOUSE.-HENRY H. vv OOLLlNS.Porwardinft and Oommbrion lierehantouad " ZAI IHOIdASPALMER, Importer and Dealer ' Wimeriinats Wall Pang. 65 Markst ziria43 wwMeCLINTOCK, Imlxater and Whole ,oSe .214 &gall Dealer Ines:Vain/4 Vim , 011 55attleg, Table -1114 Plzsu- Omer.. Window nod. gym Boa. Trimmings, Nn. 112 5 stket street. O. 91 Market et , are aiming out their tar t i,,,, m o d. orld7 Moods at an lanneamdiscoont from miens, prepandorr to parchating their coring sup ply., Ws hare on baad - a line smortonnt , of tee following VParstost.as, French Merinos, Wcol DeLairws. wfaed pwdi, Madonna Clotb.Temss Cloth. Bornbasinesk ' W h s astiMiri'Mrgleja I,l°llrr.jr—u-I°ZlL:rtilact"l sat Wand Brom& Maid add limped Dmi ßO whiall .111 n. ..ad at • ar•at Kum a co.. 11T1M5011...C. I.MTIOTT .kOO., M. TONI. I,A. MASON & CO., Wholesale and Retell Draws m Prism sad fltspls D,7 Gonda. 26 Fifth vittabwo. srMURPHY a BURCHFIELD, Wholesale tad iwta Dry 000141110,01160% Mr oo r 7oo,ll,o aa stmt. Wallace 81 Gardiner, PHOLEHALE DEALERS Ile Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, ; • N 0.285 LIOUTT ST. J.3O-1, 1.1 !MALEY, 00SGIRAVE4 CO., Jur ooo47 MEM sal Ormero.l2 end 20 Weed stroot. Pittabank • ISAIAII DIOKEY & CO . Wholesale•Oro re.'..lrtrater aryet. 63 ta;r-- ow._now& Buynk TORN PLoYD . .VCO.; Wholeaale Grocers stanmd Cmnaladoe h. MorraNsa ta,No r Weal lial:=11 Lib littsburc 'I,t i4 :IBERT-MOORE, Wholesale Omer, Roo. UPCIaz UMW. Neter Cu Produce, Pittabmich Mae rod oil Idea of Pont/pp -nd baud n Dasseitie Wines owl Mcc NU Lawry anrat. On very lam euperke old moosoaseses wteassy..wales elm ei ' J9lO 1/(011L..........J1.1011111, 1eG1LL............11=1111 C. MIL U . M'S a ROE, WUlonia Groom and - nmailides laasbaats. N 0.194 Llbert7 street Mar AVIT.T.T Am d M'OLURG, Grocer and v v.! Too Deader coma of Woad and Sloth strooto, boa Worms= hood Imago mocatuanat of abeam Grotorloo wad I=ol , -ZZra o lls Wholoodo . and BAWL 06 1ERT MUMS, & CO., Wholesale OfOOIIII,COMMINSOD 14111311.h4 D.htri In Pra.o. tUblzreh KaunThetam. No. 26a Marts stmt. cumßEßTscer Wholesale Wooer and Cannobidon Inarchant,Doslne In Pennine sadpm. Nanninelnrol lei Liberty unmet, Fitt' burgh _ _ 111AGALIY, WOODWAAD k 00., Whole .'" aft amok M.= MINH MIN& nialbiglP BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS. - M=M COMMISSION &C. EM=!!il!ME=3 0iem.11:4149:40:fl ===! DRY GOODS. gamin it AM, GROCERS. ,PITTSBURGH. MONDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1855. AGENCIES. S. OUTIEBEET SON, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for thereate and purchaca of Real Seats, Collection of Rotate, Negotiating Lean., on Donde. Mortgage., Sc., No , lAD Third rt.. Pittrammh. Pa. • Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agency Office, FOR the collection of Rome and Foreign lletrAntile acid all 'thee Money claims, , Michigan adjaaait Stat leal=aegdatidoPyßtaciat4altrQ Payment of Taxes, Stocks and hoorah. Agent. PELTIER A ANDERSON, Detroit, Befrrencesissltittsburph-31ears. Kramer S Rahm, Hank gm White & On, Gazette Once, Lorena. St mart Merchants. Wihrko—Two Agendes• or Michigan from respectable Inenranft Oonmardes. mpletlyd AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Dictate Agent, set. erchan anDimn e ss ker, came No. 92 ourthTt above Wood. promptly attended to. iylkdly 1,. 1 . AMUEL L. MARSUELL, Secretary Chi -1.0 o.'o lan... Company, 94 - Water street. V M. GORDON Secretary Western Insu i: • raii. Co., 92 Water street. JGARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfor Franklin . a.9lhe M. 0... COMPartY, earth...est corner or Wood rod tmrd Ogreeta. PA. MADEIRA , Agent for Delaware Ma • tual Imaratwer Oremrany. 42 Water nre.t. MUSIC. &C. AOLIN 11. BINLLOR, Dealer m Piano Forte% Moak, and Maim' Instrument., School Book., and lonery. Sole agent (or Chlekerbars Nano Fort., Co. WestArn Psnmylrania—No. 81 Wood street- IIIENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mn: Mad Instruments, and Import.. of Italian &Mugs, agent fur Norms Clark's grand and sriusm ulth Colesman'a Moles. Attathromt. Also Co. Dunham's Nam. DRUGGISTS. TOHN HAFT, Jr.; (successor to Jas. Mlluf- Mtza, kl =l7l,4 - 4,'111 - V , '="1,1, - e, D - 1 00 zg agrß..w., Ulna Lb! _pr. OLIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in hefty Drugs. Paints, Oils, Varnishes end Dr. Stair& No. street, Pittsburgh. All orders .111 receiveprompt att.:MM. Aar Arent for rebenek's Poisson's Syrup. soar 24-17 A. FARNESTOCK & Wholesale r i ltratele. mad et4tereetelers CO. , F.o hlta Lsws i ltte . d . burgh.odud wieb7 E. SELLERS, Wherastae - Dealer ._Dremi, aits, Dye AWOL Varnlebes, te, JoßeWookl etvet. Pletalmewh. Goode warranted. Priam in low. TILLIDIMICK MOON —01:0.11 =M. ARMIN 4t.. REITER, Wholesale & Retailburst. Druggists, turner of Litaret7 nod PiOh& rind; goIIOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale cel • I . ) . mfetst., No. hi. Wont etreet. Pittsburgh. TOSEPII FLEMING, Successor te L. Wilcox ejl • Co ., earner Market sheet and Diamond-6a scantly on hand • full and complete amortzenn. or Nisslielnn /Medicine Cbeeta Perfunisre, and ail laiWa pertaining to hie buena., Pityalciane preecriptione cesehdly compounded at 41 bons.. pale MANUFACTURING. W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail Alanofsedurer and Dewier In Cabinet Ware. N. 69 4,,rd str.oL • OliN WEittriktiy of g e , PATENT BOX VICE& • sup.lor arils!. YOU'D BOX and BRABRD BOX VICES. sorter of Anderson sod Rob. ram streets. one enuare from the Hand street Beds. Al elftsior City. otikkoell Hats and Caps. WILSON & SON keep constantly on 1!! a b t o ugte t tiz ma dealptioa ll an4zansiLr . rf tiata ragonahle Ilat or Zargot7l anti chasm innrl:lo:rsil to give na a call Ware purchasing elswhere. noliatf _ a. Wrenn M'CORD & CO. WHOLESALM AND RETAIL FASHIONABLE RAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IN ALL RINDS OE FURS CORNER OF FOOD AND 17F2W STREETS. Pittsburgh, Pa. 10—Their stock embrddes dria7 quality an ratylodf • d Cam fluff. Bow, Cudd sod rm. Bonnets. ddr,mbeld• I. I/ -a. Livtogeton, Roggen & Ca NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. ELACK naid Depot Railroad Scales, Hay, Cott and Grain dot Matins= and Counterolot Dm, of all slam, Spring, Drop .ad Thumb Wear, OolYss Mills of rssionsPaint BlinajtOpansd lattaaat Bolts and Pastel:linos _Maßssble Iron MsDatne of mai vs. lista In an d sad SWIM. dtt BOOTS AHD SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 1 AMES ROBB, 4i) Market and 6 Union MA third door Item the blatant Ilona, Plttnanrati, mould reatin.tfully inairen hie notaarou• !Anode cod enii. omato. that ho hail nut tangent tile hiving and Barnum , Weida. In all rarbetles, and of th e Watt idyl, rimy worn In Ms eastern althea . _ . The partlenlar attention of tbr Ladies lainvlted to ..ell atatoftwel stralof Gaiter& and Watley Boone and Slipper• of all dercripUotur afro • wire rftwit of Cbilarane Gaiters .od Fancy Mimi whkb rmatabillv ForGrallmarti. be bar any wattarn t o, and Wowing Miele& Pia ke mat In ham Quantltas enable bim to roll at SP low prim as my ratablisbotent will MI in Gm city, B. rill. continues to matinfartine as baretofor& any bind of WM? mad Gentleman? mu, In tato mama stair and of Um MR martial& anTitf W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 919.= Mai 3'i3 Liberty rend, opposite gmigilkid OWL. rirriatnunt. MONUMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones, Fernlime Tope. Mantels. Impadng Mon.. gm, el bawl. and made to order. ay machinery. at tha loweit prima. Three hundred original and erJartael &I MO. for sloonmote. se -,Soo baud. Bieck and Slab War ble tarnished to t h e Trade at the lowed prima AU ordeal! Mal with deomatcb at 319 Liberia' ateire. aW.I3 W. W. WALLAMIL Penn Cotton NW', Pittsburgh. KENNEDY, CIIILD3 ,t CO., Manufai tom. of— Peon A No. 1 Peary 4-4 Abeetlogla Oarpet Chain of all colon sad shooing 001 ton Iv n., .• PloualVaee and Sub Coll; Rope o I aloes .ad deeorfptloar. Ratting. .ET1 1 7.17 1! . .111117:7 '241f.'411'w.113' • • - UNION • poi:ilia:l Mitchell, Herron it Co. WILL continue the business of the Union Foundry. .t the old Mond MPH:THOM MITCH ELL • 00.. No. 194 Liberty It. They manofactoro of wood. • low oroi oasortment of CASTINOS, coropriohtg Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens, CFPFICIL AND 1 ARLON ATOM. 4, _ MANTLE &KITCHEN GRATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons, Sad Irons, Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery, Canting, generally, And GAS and WATKR PIPES of all els.: /adO, IRON Ar. NAILS OF THE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Picks, dro. — All of which will bo .old .t monufhetarete Prim. narVir LOIIIS BOILVOTIL Attorney at Law, and Eastern Collector In TIM 00n1f1T/11 SLOTH I. OR. l AND PEANSI - LrANIA RAILROAD, _VO: 13lart, WaTro‘lfolEnea, Tuaearawaa.Columblana, Richland. Carroll, ammult, PartafeyTrarabull,ldabooloma b d 01.1% CANTON, o. ... . . MIT— ltdr,* Co. • imu. %Wand, beaus d Co..' • 141, bawl IlarterA 0 ..,.. 0. • M. Wldikal, j t Mary an d. . Theodore U & W metsett . M.er. Fab lbwer, 1 ii 30d .. 0, BA. B. P. Mueller mhiedir . A. BROWN, would most respectfully II 0. ao west t ore P ertrie Dtarn that h i o uN All.R 1 te n y d ' 1 y hi' • 'twit plata aaaratarent of In }Wad A 1.., g ra nt ed Phut. Las are made to order, In tbe hest yin, warranted egad to say in the United Mtg.. Illa Illinds ma lei removed without the old of ..dew &leer. Ilimina purehaeed Ow .took tool!, and wood of the Cabinet Yetatillehment of Itanteey 0 Illettlelland, I am prepared to fund*. their old metre:ten aerial aa the "labile at larva, with ever/thin In Qt.& bow agency. No. 0 Wood Wrest, Pittaburgh. made J. A. BROWN. • --- Carpeting", Oil Cloths and Blatt:mgt. ROBISON & CO., P.PTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE THEATRE, M AVE now-on hand, and to which they are ta th ebolce assortment of it , will be sold at eastern oe atm., Veriltleo 11Unda-Placto nod talkie. Ref va th . elnx ell cloth. sea another geode usual eke Me pt IN.. he which lb. sttantlea of oneebetere le le, • "UALTER P. MARSUALL, Importer and: i DeLlerto Plale,Norated Doeoratlve Paper nark , "Tri. s4 &Meted:fasted lantYetarek Wm. De& amnia 11 . 1 orParta. =4ll-63 Z ______. WM. A. .ERWIN'S , • r. ItEAL ESTATE OFFICE No, 87 Frani Apra, .1.1 door Irma Markel: Dodder lo Idd Mud , : p stlll4/ OM Pllllll3O. co al manly bought ipd gold. • r.?i rE .tt e tr g aLa ulu oU t l eet, hae Intelligence- Glace, NO. 2 ST. CLAIR STREET. SERVANTS of all descriptions supplied Woe. fookilles - aod Not*lt art toroortfollt_oollelt•d to atoll tbetoadmot lb. 110110Norod. ' um Den to,. <dared oosuoroutot for future Dora tn • . B.—Coltootiono ontalptly Ottoottod JO& LEWIS. J. Lu M ... ARqH . La ALL, WOOl lkiler 1 0 1 Comminion &fan', No. 139 Liberty atteet, • P.I2TSIIVIGII. pd. _ . um TO W. McClintock a mm.., - - Krum 6464 tb Brows 6 . 6 Irkvairkk Slur Phi. llama & 6.761146a6* luSEPH HORNE & CO, Wholesaliinika Retail Dealens in MIENINGS, ILJOIROIDi Fanny R 174, LIOSIZEP (mom Goods, ko. 24.7? Marlatte... bit. ith aid Dlasend. Mr Aerate Icr, &seers Tura. - mb19,17 a AM, • ' 115 ran 4 street, " . iti r ke• maim No. 9 1 a invite the ' bland tOtOY 61 WOULD Tentb„ii..toek crivera ar ... m ,"" et Pr`go. dt.Bolo2= Lizra,„ — r, ~kp sod Hamm, 0111....V.,d ftimedia," oft ..ra /"..A1.114 Omani Blelp *a nnals. ft. - i ~:r "+~rsz'=~ - ~`~'~^.~'.s ~,-•t ~. ..,,, 4,~,u~~~ ~~+~ M a w tiq !c y_ ,s ~'~v(.,~. ~L,£~ ,gy ~l2~s , . ^`LZTL ~ .~ '~,Y y w '~ i. ' a,.x k .30 ~K ,F..w.i..:z, -nu:,~~tih , .~.R~ .~'S`.+~ „-k~.:u:a. <.:~r.~C""rr~ '~ az* YORK Atmatuatzerrs. arr,om umiak, viescfnEe. owlerr SCUM. Om LIUL N2Wlll.llMit MOM IQ. TM Broad...v, New Fork. • EICIIIEBET IL TICItS AELIN,N D BROS. Ot WO. I DNALKID3 IN Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, De., 170 WILLIAM ST., New York, INVITE the attention of the trade to their ry lag* and varik dote of Drugs. Paints. Ode. Parttime te Ao. in alibi= to their regular importation, of B taeleDraint they are Cl,. receiving, direct fro n the enures. of prodoq thm and roannfaerare wypilea of Tooth. Hair end Nall Brothel. Brooses.' Cat elettom 4 . 11 =1 ,0 .. Er ta g=l:l= 4l . n ha . r&inaleto stooks, wLeit they are also enabled to offer on the moat advantagemm firma Orden. either In omen or by mall. wilt models prompt attention. Jele-lye School and College: Furniture • KAN - CI:FACTORY. • • THE subscriber...is constantly manufactur i.g.n kinds or School and 0011001Furniturg sucii DY.I3/[B. CliAiltS, SETTEES, BOOKOAIMS. all of rutsuicr quality . . and the moet approval patterns.— lie would also; offer a superior Slats Ira substitute for Blackboard. 'Orders roliclted front VINT part or the coun *a-Circulan dinning tits various 'styles of furniture sent an applioation to B. PATON. jel<av No. 24 Bran rt., Now York. ?JEW YORXCORrXXCHARGE BAG . MANUFACTORY, N 05.125 &0127 Broad at., up stairs, Corm Exattenimßuildings, New York. lIILLERS; FLOUR. DEALERS, &a., sup piled slth Sedonlose Binrs. and. Hags, to. tl fbrilouri Bookwist. Si..!. Set, de., printed to ordeTh r ee enheeriber Would nal the attention of Country Merchants to hill . .usartamit of Partnere Bag.. andof Millers and Salt Factors to his various .itrles of printlho for 8, 10;25, and 50 lb. Ba Provision Veslets suppl gs d with HAM 55013. BAGS of elitism and dualities, furnished In duantithe to mit CO the shortest oath., ielsamv B, B. CLARK, Proprietor. MISCELLANEOUS. • JOHN T. allfirfOCK. &oh and Job Printer and Publisher. No. , 1 . 2 FifthsLcor abova Emltheold, Gazette Banding. BOOK BINDER'S ER'S and Box Maker's Straw. Boards .bran • hand. AlO. Bool.PaPar• ..d Stationory.,./mylo Ketchum's Blower with Reaper Attach ment. yr HE most perfect xnacliine in use, warran tedin cut (pin 10 to 15 acres of gyms or gran per dayas well aa would tordOno by scythe or migle. Pries a kin...Y. Sus, coomidnad $110.• For Web, 10y11 : P It. SHAM, JAN% 128 Wood ot. I. litinaldson. Alderman.' AQFFICE, corner of ronii and St. Clair sta., ri • ttoyuroi.. All nutmeg pertaining to am OMNI of yrman will to promptly attended to. fo6-174 Z. P., MURPHY, Wool Dealer and Commission &reliant, No. 155 Frcnt, Street, ml3l•lird PITTSBURGH. PHMNL Pekin Tea Store . . No. 3 AM U., am Moor lia.sr of the Jr se.M.o. /PREEN & iILAOK TEAS, comprising all thedifferetti grades Innurchased direct from the / mpoiteri. for cash. of recense, pt importation, eanmoted fresh sad of superior flavor, will be sold, ottolemtle nod retail. at the Moat prises. my 26 S. JAYNES. &lhenwum Fire Insurance Company of London. Authorized Capital, $10,000,000 riariartua is 1Att...61111. • dtwotid d CO-. - Jrt&R Jo o h& OH Stuart, &Oar.. C4horn Co.. teKe•& Co., PYrere & etyma., • White. Steven. A Co. Ada for the Chattel Straw— FREDERICK RATCHFORD STARR. Mather States Branch Mee, No. 80 Routh Yearn. street. Philadelphia. A. A. HARDY, Aitertt r Pittsburgh, m7^3-litl M A OO Water rtreet. Wm. H. Talcon & Go., r COKING MASS MANUFACTURERS e l Ltricf, tIV Twit 1 172 . 74 Y. ll4.:7lfrigg. 9 * just toed at woo. at wood and fourth ota. m 74 If, Soldieia' Bounty Lands it Claims against • the Government. I IV ILL will procure Bounty Land Wa: mdatelor Udine., their nidohn end minor children, and will wowing., einim• &pion the Gomm:meta, sea attend to bunineen in the ' , Wart of Mims." recently' en. inhibits/Ihr Gangrene. !V ° :Ir No. 146 Third at., one c dr i rAkeihrselietyltatre. Duszolution T ' . partnership heretofore existing be tireea theimderslgned hm been rids day disported hatemotualconeent. Throe who hem claims smarms Om arm Orre,_•rll.l present them for settlement tn./an P. Olean it the Cite ItoteL Dolls P. CLASS, • /).I..NIRL D. CARE, FlPLlE'undersigmed , having:witid.rawn from the City_ liote4. would cordially recommend to the traveling goblin mad to hts [Omuta generally hi. late partner leo. Junega, Item, trho contintme the /Ulan:ash Liege. jet ADAM/ gL D. OARR. Z.' W. ATTORNEY - AT LAW, AND oIiiiiiSSIONFR FOR PANNSFIFANIA . • Davenport, lowa, Will Buy, Sell and Locate bands and yv Harter. te. 1.4n4 Warrant; Par Th um INAlact ela Loan .1712 TO Hon:W. P. Johnston, ldomrs.Spzlokor llarbough.a Co, 3 . Lrol. uolullot an.. anttelnugh. Henry Lloyd. Eq. PlT292aut • Coal W orte for Sale or Rent BL A VINO put my Coal Work', in suceemful operation, ~ that Three Thosuumd Bu . bnl. or Coal 1:11n delivered per A.T. I no. offer thew :or seleor root If not spiv I .111 lease for a term of rear.. The Oval Is of the very. , boat nuality, and Innuantlty enough to last many yews. The Incline As new and subetantial. The Relined Is good and ironed throngh. gotilelent homes for il;holeent. nine Tlata, torts . Cars, all In good order.— The fis On the Allegheny river, three miles above bliarpahurgh. arid sell the Ooelond Works. eitner velth or. without the Faros. Toeseesion given ilth Angnotnezt. as they asts rented arid under onstra-t. to deliver two thousand tenibehlporde/ to Lorenz, assert & Co. up to that time. For trill description an d assert apply to iny3C-lend JAMES B. AIORSIAN, lta Lloerty at. Lake Ohamtaain Iroz Ore cONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR : BIiEIi.MAN & WlLl2s4:pin. *ow Intelligence Office. rrlIE enbeariber bee just opened an Intel '. Ilona, Moe at No. 410 Liberty Went. In the well known °Moe of John' Tharoneon, Ship Agent ; and am he ham beim Mstdoring agent for the Young Idea's Bade &M. Sty of Pittsburgh for dearly two years, he hatter» thnsell that his anowledge of the city and Its citizens LlTam hint great Mailities hirldshing lionsekeepara with help _wd amo in finding places Mr boys. girls and all others menhir employment.. Thsnalanuage of the Dublin la solicited.— Tar= easy. Ind army antet mad to elmgeneral as faction. .1! , .n-tr 4.111111.1 EL BANN. lOIONEO AND OF DAR 'WAII.E.—SAIttUEL . keep, oonstantly 0.1 hand a good maw& suentliKWaeb mad Bath Tuba jinn., Stealaboat.Oak Well. Kitchen or •Dr , or Bucket% Wooden Bowls, Myrna, Dry Monaural), Zino and Cherry Wash Boards, and att other, kinds aware Will) Dna. neataTube. and 100 dozen Buckets. Warman, M. onto MB, FlBtt etneo, Fittsburgb, P. WiLLIA — M TATE, Plumber and Gas Fit tor. No. 1.1) Fourth stied, near Liberty, and 472 roan .treat. neat door to Aid. Parkiror n'oOtlloo, and Fad alai OPP:atto Bohnarta'a thug Mom alloghour. .dorNTerr dorociAlon of Vatting. for Wator. tau sod isty3l4l ATS-1500 bushel to arrive and for sale NJ by: JAS. TFLAIRHILLN. , owner Esoltheold sod Front rt. • DITCH ; bble. Pitch; ao bbk, W. B. Lard MA. b tierces Mow. 10 tea B. a Hum very Om reed and ror rata DT jeZ) • , JON= 0001.11 Y , N 0.161 Water et. ECIIIANICS 7 BANK—Wanted 30 shares M otta..rt&et tbli L 81.1,18 Inet.ltatkro. by . WI Fourth at. ,217 FLOOR-46 bble. (Ohio) Rye Flour, Aytkbr. talielyed And kr ph by : A: t Ajile9ANS,ll4 &mud st. LS. - Extra White Wheat Flour A. it A. f illeßANS.ll4 Eared R. on, RMS. W. R. CHEESE, in good ship " Qt., Snit order far salo],z HAQAI.IY,OOBORAVE It 00., jed Ado.le andlo Wood stmt. Pearl Starch. 4no B6XES J. J. WOODS' jest recd jv 4,1 on ansrannurtit and Gm onlp by m 771 . A. A. HARDY.. rill BXS. CASTILE SOAP for sal° by BAGALEY. COBO RAC N .1-, NoB. 18 and 20 Wood rind. mYI KEGS N 1 SIX TWIST TOBACCO, ; b y .Ibr lab Ll_ liaGALiar, 0000Rapa a ea. lob _ No.. IS and 20 Wood. skeet FI SH -60 bbla. No. 1 Baltimore Ilerrimr, o do ,do Trimmed Shod;' 16 half bbis. do do do v jut arrl; , in, nod ibri.L. bbo JOHN WILSON. VS Llbaly of, trIGRESS WATER —A large supply of t. balebbstad Mbmeal :Water teed direct how the Fp gs by , j•l9 br mr l ATW LL. *ABH-25 doz. in store and for sal o.e arA k 0 --- - I)RY APPLES-25 bus. this day reed and z by Jett BEILS WIT 11. 001d12111 c BUSHELS prime Clete in seeks jug ft r " li t a ir. ICCUTCHBON .l CO. SrIELLER CORN-400 bushel smiled corn fbr _ JAB. IrLAIIOULDI. IRBIP CANARY SEED—A large grap ier et Irak limn and Canary Seed reed V / t - JON. Ifldtalltifi. era..Dlikmand el Market at. BDLS. RAGI 'WRAPPER, naaorted lawn mu. White sad Mown TIM Paper In Sol: 'Vt. sale I;.y B. BADLIR. Allegheny. g..Ahegight at IlAteet amine Man 1.9 AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL-2 gross Ottitilatestod *RISS *Kandy: aim. 2 Pomp. csoorus PllL rodd by JOS. SLIMING. VISII--100 bble. No. 3 Meoterel; ;6 bb* Rwrlx4c: 115 bbbr. Pickled lIHTHT,fus "Hie b •F .1.6••• RWRIVER • DILWORTH. VIABLE AND PIANO COVERS—A beau meoeuseatioo r ""trAtenuou • BROS N piti7 f I9 . ESTF.RN "DOME LEGS -70 , Mo. for ail* by' L a 72 2 =NIT IL OOLLDIIIL VEARCOAL FORREIMIYINGI-80 bble • Jo. •••• 024 lb, We W. D. W. RIBREITINN a 00. T DISESD 0.111.-7 bble. prizaeLineeed Oil Jl_Ainst r4O/ *id ibe sok by T. LITTLI & CO: irtmidlwmpii—A,....ellirg,.suall,',,ww,.„`°°d- GO -2,300 dos. now landing from steam- Mae Ow ale try IS %LW „ll=Ny 01 jaraN6-75 boys prime szticle tad .1 111711111arasatisiNia OS host se. MUM= PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. i MONDAY MORNING; JULY 16,11855. Par.S.DOll or Spercu.—.Whatever dOubts may be entertained of the triumph of personal liberty in Kansas, we think no one can deny that there is not only full ,freedoni but a perfect looseness lof speech on o ne side in !thatinteresting region. If any be skeptical let him read the following gems from The Squatter Soonrifn of the 8d of July: Ma. PATIVISON.-11r. Patterson's -t‘dieclosed intention", will never be realized. Ile would as soon think of placing himself before the artillery of Sebastopol as visit this Territory. We do not know which would be the most dangeniusexperi ment of the two. One thing we are dertain of, if this brazen-faced Scotch AbolitioniSt is sgatn caught in this , section of the country, thaeh treaties of bid wife would not save bin tide. That moment he lands it Kansas he isedocinied man. HANGII3O Anottrionisrs.--In the absence of the customary facilities fora due commemora tion of the glorious Fourth; st pleasant pastime and a fit type if the day we . cOlebrate would be the hanging of Abolitionist. The departed spirits of ourßevolutiontu7 sires would t with approval a Work like this; tok in. th it time in this mundane sphere it was heir w nt to use the utmost rigor with all t hors. Shall we then, deviate from their exit pie, slid permit treachery to thrive and grow strong in our midst? At least let us devote a portion of that to a calm consideration of the oppression's sought to be Im posed upon us. 'Tie vain for nap contemplate with emotions 'of pleasure the memories of the morrow while we are onrselvetimibjecito tyrant cal and arbitrary rule. Let:us, then, gather fresh vigor and zeal from the reflection of the glorious achievements of our patriotic lincestors, which ought to be brought vividly before us by the remembrances of the oil:ads Quit have en deared the Pourth of July to ,nvery AMerican. . , Gor. RZEDEIL—Nine-tent* of the' 'citizens of Kenna would rather see him hinging to a tree than filling the Gubernatorial Chair. He has no. sympathisers, no indorsers, no friends, save In' the camp of the Abolitionists,' His pretended friendship for the Bobth tomes with a had grace while his acts stand out Vo plainly against her interests. He hears on Oil sides, from all tongues a dismal, universal 'hue--the sound of nubile scorn. By coming out there a professed Pro-Slavery man, he has attempted to betray the party into the hands of the enemy. That act has raised-s him high in the' !estimation of the Northern fanatics, and he now stands nominated a candidate for the Presidenci, • • "le there not name ehotten , ennee, • Verne hidden thutoler In the stave et neer.. Iled with unoonnnon wrath, to blest the man Who wets tp greances by ' his otolotry'P rotor It will ber•emembered that Governor Reeder and the few satellites that revolve around him, branded General Stringfellow rod others at the cant as a "border ruffian," "cal-throat," "black guard," &b., for which he took this occasion t6' demand reparation from his Governorship, which being - tett/Red, left a soinid •thrashing as the only means of redress. This the General ad ministered in doable quick time, although his 1 1 , re adversary escaped the full me uof his deserts, through the interference tif hh e friends. Geo. S. streak Gov. Rieder and ocked him down, when that person had a pistol Cooked by his side on the table, whichlle eraveti spirit prevented his using. This is but the beginning of the end. After the Meal decision of President Pierce in Reed er's cue, he will either be removed by that func tionary, or bo forced to abdicate by the indig nant squatter sovereigns of K meas. Arraign In kARBAS.—We are glad to learn, from the article of the above ;caption _published in to-day' sissne, that the President isfil hie cab inet have under advisement the case ofthe de testable Reeder. Ropes. are )iitertairted by a very large and respectable majority ofthe voters of Kansas, that the result of this ConCerence will terminate in the. supplanting cif Goa:Reeder by some good Southern than. The comsat for his removal are numerous, and it is doe to the crti lens of this Territory, who are the sufferers by his rule, that their wants, noV r the desires of the Abolitionists of the NortliNiduld be consulted in the matter. ... in a Timm Pcson.—A p_aesenger on a boat Informs as that na he passed' Eansas,-the citi zens of that place were in a State 'of, great ex citement. They had caught .one of the-Emi grant Aid men, while in the 'act of, tampering with slaves in the neighborhood, and had him securely tied., A coat of tar and feathers wee being prepared for the &mandrel.; after which he will be tied on a log, and dent adrift on the turbulent waters of the Idissduri. Sassed. him right. May all persons caned. in a similar bu siness share a like fate. FOREIGN -11 . 1318.-Mr. O'Sullivan, the United States Minister at Lisbon, wheis said to be one of the beak cheer players in America, played du ring his late stay in Puns, i 27 games without odds with 111. Saint Ainaut4.;- - the well-known French player. Of the 27, M.: Saint Amant won 21, Mr. O'Sullive . u3 3, and 3 wets drawn. A Warsaw coriespondept of the London News writing June 18, says: "Three Ainerican officers of the United States army hare arrived here from St. Petersburgh, where they. went.to ask pertnisSiott to go to Se bastopol to watch the progress of events. As they appear to have been actuated by mere curi.. osity, leave was not granted them, and they will return by way of Germany. The great bell of St. Itenl, it Moscow, weigh ing 80,000 lbs., which fell idiom than three months ago, has been swung again. The event has just been noticed in the Eh.Petersburgh pa. pars for the first time. - I One of the heaviest known vermeil against usury has been pronounced in Dijon, condemning a banker to a fine of 100,000 francs. This par ticular sum was named, u it was calculated to represent, nearly, his, ill-gotkon profits for five years. • It is difficult to arrive at as intelligible state ment of the present • positioh :of Mr. Greely's New-York Chr,atal Palace . Mile: So far from being abandoned, it would -Seem to have been treated In an informal way hitherto, : and to be awaiting its trial, in about a fortnight. Me. Gieely has been advised not to return to France. But he will probably appear to take his trial nevertheless, inasmuch as it is likely he could not return home, unmolested, ; even by way of England. Tan AUSTRIAN ALttaicz.The English pa pers say that the Austrian; alliance, it to now evident from the etatement •4iit Lord Clarendon in bin place in parliament, Is. a rope of sand. She wishes well.te the Western Powers, but is disbanding her army. She; sends- felicities to Paris and to London 'when ,fiirtune favors the allies, but will not fight. She has possession Of the Priffeipallties, and shows no present or proximate intention of giving them up, while the harshness of her rule over the unfortunate 'na tives is crying to heaven fOr vengeance: -The accounts of the assastinations' and horrible cru elties practised' by Austrian soldiers on the de fenceless inhabitants come from so many differ ent and even authenticated ionrces, that no rea sonable doubt, be entertained that they re cord literal ; and it is leven.snspected that the frequent Interrutions:Whkh. the telegraph connecting Southern• Russia with Western Eu rope now experiences take place on her soil. The revulsion of feeling in England and in Franca at the conduct of divaris is repreiented to be now complete, and. Mast people would be delighted to learn that the motley nationalities which she holds in iron fetters bad rhien and seised the pretent opportunity for asserthig.their independence. The reduction in the . Austrian army appears to be so greet se to be almbet in credible-446,0430 men and 80,000 horses.- Tsts Bonner Lew IN EXi/LMlD.—llord Robert Grosvenor has introduced in ttte British Parlia ment a law for the better observance of fie Sab bath, which has aroused this indignation 'of the working dames, and arrayed them in museum of manifest hostility to the !priiilegod classes, se they ionk Upon the act sos on attempt to interfere with their conveniences and enjoyments, ,bile it leaves richer people the unrestricted right to in dulge themselves their occupations and enjoy ments an formerly. Under, this impression near ly fifteen thensand workmen aSsemblixt on Sun day afternoon, in-Hyde Park, where the nobility and gentry resort for a; drive, and m the car riages arrived all kinds of tries and jiterns saluted the occupants, with. injunctions, in no choice Saxon, for them to "go to ahetrch." Carriagei were stopped end ladies compelled" to alight and walk home., The police interfered and vectored order, but the popular indignation is do aroused that the author of the bill has -published an ex-. planation oflti character, In calm public feeling; and to avoid,'. in be styli hes bees threatened him, a compulsory field bath in thefiterpentine.. . • The Within)lton &or ease: . .it has been decided at thetieteral Land.Of- Ice that under the fifth section. of the Dimly Land act of March 8, 1854 laid warrente hatted mider.that sot can be located ottany-if the pub-, liolandetritich . sie;deitdeat tO'lfintrY at Priviti• solo at either of the miniimun or lows* gnolus ted.ptices, at the time Ouch we:Tante. may be presented for limatiots; direstal to be Bold for.the benefit of Lraamnre not se located:". 'Ws lears — : that *boat fist of llePtetithei Deli a Com pan y of of npWarde tort; persona will leave Stark county, for Kusas, where Wei will settle Inane aelighborhooa, and take' their aariculterel Ithplemento with them. •They wilt =slur 68.411'4 kind of touters; pond. eally, and otherwise. -Al Two Errecirs or Ratutions Pease PTION.- , - The'New Orleans Christian Adeoccat, influen tial:Organ of the Southern Methodi.t Church, strongly and 'oppositely records its %ewe upon the :"religious test" of the American arty A.Anisfortune has befallen the coritrovery as betwlen. Catholics and Protestants. llnr aro°. -nents bare suddenly been put, at imsienso ad vantage. ~ . . . The sympathies of a powerful portare una voidably with them. Public spetlan, nd jour }L nalists are become their. apologists. Invidious comparisons are drawn between Catholics, in disparagement of the latter, and by hose who have hitherto thong& and acted othe ise. A - comparatively feeble seat has elevated into endue importance. According to he repre -4r sentation of the census, in 1860, tfe Roman Catholic Church has but 1,112 chumes,' which can accommodate only 621,000 hea t ern! Not e one-eleventh of the number of chartsthelong ing to the Methodists, scarcely morthan one eighth of the number of the Bapti 'not one fourth the number of the Presbyt ;tans. It Ali not one-thirty-third of the wh e number reported, while the Methodists - have ore than one-third, and the Baptists nearly on fourth. And this handful, a party aspirin to nation -1 ality, proposes to resist! If the General of Jesuits himself 4.11 been in council, he could not more effectually have de vised to weaken the Protestants and aggrandize the Catholic cause. Should this platform, succeed to the govern -1 ment, we shall be put back where England was before the eat of Catholio emancipation. This is taking steps backwards—back of odrselves. It. gives Catholics the tremendous !benefit of persecution. That' cry will rally to( the sect hosts of noble spirits who otherwise +mild hold At in re li gious . sbhorence. ; _ . . Many who were hanging loosely byl the skirts of Catholicism, and being gradually but surely disentegrated from its communion, ant fi red with new zeal and compacted by the sense Of eppres. also. i i Tire weapons of this warfare ,are l ot carnal. We acknowledge the kind intentidni, tit decline the' alliance of politicians. It is b ensome. This controversy belongs to us—Prot t chris. tier* Protestant churches, Protestant journals and societies, asl to„C. We want no,ldireat aid from government i managing it, belikving that if let alone with trn on ourside, wi can bring it forth to victory. Mr. JOLLII7IDIUTFJI our OF SOLIS bOROLDIA. —The Edisto (S. C.) Ciazitnt learn frail a private source, that Mr. Jolliffe, Executor o 1 the Elija Willis Will, wasadvised by the citizens of Willis ton to leave that place in short orders , and that being indisposed to abide the consequences, be he did In fact leave on the down train of cars on Monday' morning • for Cincinnati.—Cm. Gaz. Bern is:another beautiful specimen of south ern reciprocity. Mr.. Willis died, leaving a will, and appointed Mr. Jolliffe, a lawyer of good standing in Cincinnati, as his executor, in pursuance of his will, Mr. Jolliffe went to South Carolina to dispose of the property lift by the deceased, and to apply the proceedings accor ding to biereqnest. But the people of num.., in South Carolina, not liking the bequest made of ins own property by ilir. Willis, and believing hie executor was opposel to the institution of Slivery. have taken it upon themselves to pre vent the executor from performing bin desires, and have, by brute threats of personal violence, driven him from the State. And yet, these fanatical slave drivers seem to think that the Free States will stand by and see all this outrageons conduct without remonstrance. Such acts are disgracefal to the age and pen of the South, and must and shall be atoned for, or upon their own guilty heads be the dansequerk cep. The NOith is in no mood- to be tampered with on this subject—Ohio State Joartzat. ,It is uncless to disguise the fact that an effort is being made to crush the friends of freedom in Kansas. They are to be murdered or driven from the territory. Every individual ,who has the courage to express himself hostile to slavery is a marked man and is hunted down as an enemy. Indeed men are not allowed to remain in'ti neutral position. They„must yield obedi ence to mandates of Atchison, Stringfellow &Co. or they are u nnaib in their persons and property. Ger, Seeder is no Abolitionist; it is even doubtful if he is in favor of making Kan- Sag CI Free State. Still, he is-not exempt from simian. 'As we understand his position, he simply asks for the settlers the privilege of fra ming their own laws; in other words, he is in favor of the "Squatter Sovereignty" doctrine enunciated by Gen. Cass. But 1,, is not per mitted:to occupy that ground. Ho must sur render 'himself body and soul to the Slave Potter or "Stringfellow will strive td drive him form the country. - We shall see h4w f.sr ilk° • border riffian will proceed.—N. LiTrt ~41, • We learn that the cable' for the submarine telegraph to connect the island of Newfoundland with this continent, was shipped from London on the 28th nit., and may be expected soon to arrive at its destination. Mr. Canning, the en gineer who will superintend the laying of the Mediterranean cable, was to sail for America on the 6th inst., to oversee the execution of the new enterprise. Mr. Cyrus Field, by whom the Transatlantic arrangements of the Company were made, is also about to depart from this City for the Gulf of St. Lawrence, to be present when the cable is laid down there. The lice across Newfoundland to St. Johns is in a state of great forwardness, some .660 men being employed in pushing it to completion with all possible rapidi ty. We confidently anticipate that within the tiext six weeks this important , portion of the telegraphic line between Europe and America will be completed and in working order.—N. E Tribune. The London riligel we that the ruin caused by the failure of Strohm!, Paul & Co: is so wide eproad that the calamity had almost assumed the proportions of a national event Go where you will, you hear of some fresh canon of misery caused by unprincipled dealings with property .not their own. The hard-earned savings of Many a long and industrioue life—the widow's portion—the orphan's plttaine—the sea-officeea prise money, won at the price Of his blood,• it may be of his life—are all - swept away. Many persons who trusted to their probity, and who bad laid up a provision for their old age, will probably erase their lira,* indigence and suf fering; -still more who had aright to look for ward to easy and quiet existence most descend 'lnto the unaccustomed arena, and danover peas • tically the different aspect which the world pre nente to, the rich and to the poor 13,. the England of the 19th century. DEATH or A - C . ONVICT I A THE LADIANA Pun- TERTIAZY.—tI man 78 years of age died, on Fri day night:last,rof an affection of the heart; hav ing performed on the day previous to his death his allotted task in apparent good. health. He .leaved a property valued at $lOO,OOO, and-was Incarcerated for the period of two year" for the crime of forgery to the amount of $251 The old ehap-was miserly in the extreme, denying to himself the smallest luxury ,beynd the prison fare of bread and 'water and beef's head broth. aithe'time of his ,arrest for the alleged for eery he was- tendered counsel, , who • , pledged :'themselves to clear him for a fee of $5OO. .To this the divan replied, that "if oonvieted, the sentence would only be for two years, and he didn't think he could make hie eximuses and two hundred and fifty dollars a year out of. the pent lentiary, and tt would east him nothing to live theca, and lie would save him . that much any how..—LoutiotTle Journal. - . . ViILDICIT Mantes FILEIDow—The kie pawn of the 9th state that the jury in the ease of Garland vs. -Booth: for-the value of the' slave Glovitr, ear being out a few minutes, re ttuxutd a verdiet against,the defendunt . ot $l,OOO and costa. Mr..Boath, it will be cremembered, assisted Glower in escaping from the minions ot the Fugitive Slave law, and loldly avowed the act. Since then hie enemies have followed him with a savage and ruthless.. ferocity, and now Graven jury low brought in verdict -against him for doing an jet whioh - future generations will applaud: The -freemen of Milwantle win not suffer him to pay the. tisk* fine ; they 'do, tioey are, not • made of the stuff that eonitl tutu aluanhood.- • The PORTION ideethe.--Halifiz papers state that & revolt' had; occurred among the-Foreign: .Legion." which is stationed at Meleilletdind, a. abort distance' from the city.:. It , ia stated that. they were ordered to do , . some;work•on the 1,- I=4-which they refund =lees - they , werosilow ad some pay. The Psymwiter went- out,. but waiettot allowed to go on the Wand. the ciery; or:Went out and wu treated' the lima way. ,: detachment of forty men of the 78th :regiment, aid &timers were ordered OM, - when they took •to their heels and scam through the woods bW•tal directions. Forty of them wena• caught,' and eight of the number Itere placed in irony •to be tried by court ,", • • - - - Elniannss 0•1:11111 . or Simi Saturday, the ,7th' inst.; a Man named George Shank, whO lived as-hostbir with' Dr.•Oelig. to Waynesboro`,. Pa., 'Mug limself: The only caste 1149iped Mil , grief for - the death -of et fivorite-horse of the Doctor's, .netned.,"For,'i daring whole sieluisie Shank stu beard - to Amy,. Foz dies .1 wear die too." -After , -the 'animal's death, whoa temoiing hie, halter he iv:harked, ...this halter - -do - me a *mice some day'," end .veriked the remark by ending NIMBI LIME LXVIII-NIJ3IBER 278 The removal of the compulsory penny stamps upon netianspels in England went into effect on the 30th ultimo, and ha; caused is great flurry among publishes. An immense number of new cheap papers have xpre4into existence in Lon don and Bailie of the proem:del towns, and a re duction.of pride, equal to the removed tax, has taken plats with the tdgh'priced .papers. The London .M 4.4 makes no reduction in its prices but tells itirsubscribere who receive the paper by mail that they most hereafter pay-five and a half pence per copy; four pence for the paper and one and a half pence for postage. This in our currency would be-shonteleven cents per Commie ,Plizoomstion.--Suddels Rise of Water —Yesterday afterndon, about three o'clock, the water in our harbor began to rise, and continued to do so until it reached a height of some four feet above the ordinary level. It remained at this point for an hour, perhaps, and then gradu. ally subaided to its former •level. The sailors say that 01 phenomenori Is indicative of a se vere gale'ttt the head of the lake. Since writing the above we learn by telegraph from the West that a terrible storm had been raging there doing extenilve damage, and caus ing serious, loss 'and it is ids° feared destruction of life.—Buffal o. Dernocrlcy, 10th. . AHOTHS6 LIII3D6II.IIEd oIINTINCrED.—Last Sat urday, the Jury , Lafayette, Ind., brought in a verdict of, "guilty in the first degree' . figainst a man nailed Stockipg for the murder . of John Rosp: . Lrit winter a destructive fire °cowed in Li; fayeite, hi Which it'was eupposed that Rose had been burned to death. The ~ .sonfession of the Farenbangh murderers gars a clue to an inves tigation which resulted in theYaot that Rose had been murdered, and the premises fired to destroy the evidence of crime, in the tenviction of Stocking. • ,There are four men now in the Lafayette prison under the sentence of death. A FEAIITQL FALL.—Last Friday afternoon, as Joseph HuAmen was at work on a staging of a new chtunh at Hamilton, Ohio, he stepped on a loose board, which and threw him to the ground a height of 140 feet. In his decent he struck the roof of the building; breaking hie back and neck, and bin lifeless body .was picked up about Itwerity. feet from the building very much mutilated. . , „ RIPAYO4I es OLD Danl.—ln A. D. 1776, after King Phißee war, Dr. Increase Mather, of Bos ton, Mass. I;did by his letters preen& a whole shipload of revision? ?rote the charity of his friends in Dablin,lreland." So.that when Boston sent by Lill. Forbes, En., a ship load of pro- IlieiOnS to Ireland; a .feW.yeara agcy it was but the payment, without interest,of a, debt con tracted a century and three quarters before. Fonennutii.—A charitable lady in the lower part of the - :city, a few days since, found in an alley in thtirear of her residence, a little askrd baby, app , rently but a few months old. She took the poor little creature in, and kindly cloth ed und proy,ided for him, (it'a a boy,) and nr.med him, as wej think. very appropriately, Ali Eabi, (alley. baby.)—Colonssus Enterprise 11th (net. . Important ' to Hootekeepeis unit ---- 1 1 Fruit Growen. ARTHUR'S Patent Patent Ait-right Self-Staliiii •. . i. . • CA.NS ANDVARS; ' . . ' s i I L an. Arzsivirtg PROS Prost and : ' A l i; OR. sale at Noi 122 Wood st.,.Pittsburgh, 1r Pa, at the the and Queenserare,Stom of 11Ri-rftle 01 i f i l!Y j Lta le the ma:4111ln i t i. 111 . 1 . 1 Tr dl i meleil them CA N ,, and method of their nee. me Clients:l% to be had as abolrec d where, also; anentiptete._and fall smart h9,7oq_gigal'i=Aiteed.p-billtmtr. "E v± ,."lN,„4:.°l'l,lP. idea hotel keepers .4 oonntrx snettisanac. may be ob tained at Innenrieon - . trieletlydkaT P RIZES! -$550,171:10, sl.ooo,'ito. . /16bOtned. Mor i et 'lowa of* roams aid lOW. No. 225 Whi $70060r 3 sane of ebcdoe and. With Stotnilheelling Home, gout Ciaden. 300 (imps. Vines. Cherry and Ample Trees, Strastiertieir. only 4nlleo tram the city'. on • good pLink road- 6760 for • good Dwelling tioneentitsbertget., sell 6nith el and Ingootrotdet , 51000 abr 11 Ewen p dented and tn' enmeatiorn Dwelling .human Fruit Trege, teti 4.7aboat 6 .onlee nom the ..otoatfis — ne. - 1;441 .apertente and who can mm .with proper recommendo tkm., to Modred, and to such a person an annual salary of 112(0.1•111 he paid. The eetoini is to.anded to Le-...duct ed Ina olintioi.matiner to there of the liostern rltl s. Application. amp ho made no to tvelOth of July. Ad drew , IL IL MiIOWIN, Prep of - the Danl.. Plttaburght Juno 20, 1835 , XIEIVSTITIWISPORTII2.I.OII LINE. Te rbwibershave inareasedV ia ga Dreplireat===gl . 7lPebnuus. get, mai li.P,4•lld vantage to glee= a coll. • tonlp one Pr ohlptnent " on our Ii to or Irani altheraf &moo named Ato, ICLER mrrdinfu. - Jdt7-Rmd :' ] . • tonal'Elogn,'Plttaburgh. WILLIAM BARNHILL & CO., 61 Penn et.J beldw Marbury, Pitt s burgh, Pa. TEAM'BOILEWMARERS and SHEET k7 IRON WO/MR% Mannfsetairers of Bumbling Pat ent Boller. Locomotive. Mal and Cylinder Roller, Chim neys, linden= fire Bed. Steam f2ipes, Condemner,. Pelt p.m BOW: Pena, Iron 'Utah, LM Mote, eto Also. Blackeirdtbelifolli. Bridge .d, Vtadott 'lron& tipne et the shortest notice. All cadent from' a distance promptly attended to.l • 422 119 oCANDLESI3, MEANS A .OQ., (slimes mars tio Wink & Illaaandlasna Orman, esha Iron; Nall Illaa‘Ciotton Tarns. and Pitastanah Manntantam .forone of Woo/" and Water atm. -an SYRIJES;and S.. H. HOLUM; . la.IVA. Hall Golden arm?. ~- 33 jN. Y. " 20 .“ tifobloos litort. and for br_ . ATWSLL, LEE co. TAR, WWI & ROSIN; 6. '3O • Dbl. N. O. hi, • lb' ••• Alton. • • , 51b • P'... Rana. In itaraand for pleb is 22 . - • , - exwxu. Lex * 00. :... SOAPS —, boxes Rosin-Sono.. iir : P.Tiesp ie ll em l s 'Ates we by ,ja 22 , i • - g &AMIS.. LEE & 00. erOBAOOO-46 boatel ./ assorted brand man- I. ofootnnal Tatento.li Ws. cut an 4 46.. la only, and for WA by : ••to 22 , AT W. 11.14•1.102 & 00. 1-IRY- GOODS, IN SXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY—Thrsuidartlsmecl .11.1.exchauge log ....11.11br CitrPrClptolui! pnersi wort , Pent nr• ..11,17• en, el Or VELVET AND BRUSSEL CARPETS of amsomi Jure Mti6eal r.t the Carpet Waldo:Wm-N( 1S liatket K, to *bleb no invite Mien. Lon. as we art oh)* to aidl low, than ever tierce, offered In Ude atto.i 've79 • 'W. WOLINTOCR I BROS. GOLD BOHDES. )WINDOW SHADES, of oer• d Landeome &did.. to *Met 'ln Invite at tend= Val Maud topurebane,_se we are dotal mitt ed to eidt p for cub. :W. ?CCU/MOCK k rEHLIZIF. RIOE-1.0 tierces in afore. For bag IrROEM tAOKABEL-15 bbla large No. 3 Massa eb.ott. ma.tarelJust nse'd &MILL& & ROB LXMONS-45 boxee in etore•md for sale by i ;) • ist DILIAII DICKEY tW. TINS ED OIL-10 bbla irratore and for Hal•bY mrle. BUZ& LTOONTT.- IaLoCK jISLAND , •00DFISH-4 will re ..tbduClut yoo. 'ninon mu " . Le mad nut tut ' tor.od ' • Mak. Id lIIKOL.tn any otherbiought to coy ket, jint3 W. A.. IdeCIAIRO. F 4 IS : —lOO ji bblP.lexealleW N0."3 Mackerel; ao • 25 be,. No l l lialtlaserellariing. { ea ~ Law Trott. lbst•ea• ad far eels by Jar JOHN lilLBOft. Or.. 2vB Liberty et. NEIV BOOKS—Abbott's Ufa of Napoleon fionafekte, 2 voL 8 'KC ' Call . Manion. co Nadal irod atilekaai Oisstems ba Framer._ aorfetrayelaja Mama Itaiabrf Star ra of Mary Ward Beveher: ' Memel of ibeoountase of . ...... o fileadriartont Ihr sal• gr ii" .itr ' =rear/ De .18 41% at. una. MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNELIIA-.A. sup 204 of citor**i riaa tam SEED POSWIIEAT:L-30‘ Nish. for sale bYT " , JAS. Notal - 01111.1N. fladtbSold si. OA S- '5OO both Oato to artiveAnd for Bale " . ATWRI.L. LYEA P. rPIMAI-4-2.slsr.'OuSsts Y. U. Tess just; reed ' .1•18 • ,ATINX64, LYS II OD. PIPES=LSO bu.l3haker Stone Pipes l ust ree'd Ihr age br LIWILL. LEI a 00. bblerin'etont'sad . for sae .y .1•211' r • • • •=, 41,1•WW.V. UM to N t #ltT•7= , 2oo bbli w 1 Bait; AV* •Stragit d'6 3eiod 13 2 •• A l . br - IJISPLP 9QOAR---2 bbla forssleby HRARYJI.DD M& TH liS.lsoolhs prime - Ky. Feathers jai . • • JINN !MIL COLLIN'S. • 17P.C,HP3 for gale . • II ' R L H .COLLIN& rAltatsol2--Meyptir & Burchfield have riediand tuition . autraltsd hand. JONG astral/Aro do. in Hams. num and Wawa. fa 2 BRUSIIES-•llann 'real a large . and alloy La udoetarat of 'Mir •• Itendbon aid& I . on " 7= Z a Al e otia l iP• loin. ;:g 4 W lrojuittsw Oanittge., • • • ' JOS .I,salso WI &Wane SYRINOESrrA new and. eseeumt wind:. entnam Aia1512114 911 . 1 , arena Pesos erretor — wt.,. • 1111D + 1V 0.81)1M111 0' 1110aiem War a1ed41.4 4 = 01L-4.0 bbla Linseed 011; 1 2 fibble bleach es,vmate ou-. For ...leer ._<”I.Ii,CAMTICLIL' keg.ihtNa.. , ,Lartii - Ambxg_o!k , '4LA,lniiii,n,iii!.:lBind adetprAMgM, W:1 i `,. k`' Z ~' .. am, ern la. c 'rood order, ' Board of f obtaining ibilahod In and tw br ri .100.
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