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~,ode Lord Raglan n command of the English !
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,y the London press. The Morning Post sip: I
PITTSBURGH: ' Gen. Simpson has men considerable service
and enjoys a high professional reputation. Our.
FHIHAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1855; tog the Peninsular war be was present or the
-------- - - - .lefetu3e of Cadji and the attack on Seville. He
IldlaTa Ad vertliaarla—Nelthar the 74,.. " 14 ' . lrce rved g in on th d e w C as rim w es' ound igl ed v a e
or as Establbhdnantof tit. Dady vlaadte. are °woad ..... , .
..... ,ni,aged in 1845 as second in command to
y Acorcaymanwhodaidra thetr notices to lawar
W i t pii i...... Mandan marnhm. will Wawa hand than In
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the last Sir Charles Napier in Scinde. Sir C.
heaN_:" M'clock. Wads,. Napier considered him his best officer, and be
___ . - ' , ,elierp,l that Lord Ellenborough, when Gover
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PUBLJIIIINN UT U. N. wnn7.-
Adrian* Payments.—Hereafter no euh- nor-Ger cral, had the highest opinion of him,
tae Daily or waati) , and, in the event of any accident happening to
a gna s s aarment le made In advance. Nell:never the Air Charles, would have charged Gen. Simpson
ides le P to yhteh the sahemivtiou to ode, thri rot., with Oh: conduct of the war. The high official
stolen the subeerldtlua Is re positioh Gen. Simpson has filled since the pres
b7""''.__NlM"d" ADtm adein e.dyeetbd.e. eta Gov ertiment sent him to the Crimea, had ne
erwr ___, In will required. to he mkt in ad ceasnri f a l aaa d'hi m is consignj Jsommunication
eaaye. The ealr exceptions will be where medal month
with the P
trier weal? contracts are made. serolalkw French commander, `'with whom we are
doofideat he will maintain the cordial relations
titan *Weeklir G me.—The • , that have existed without Intermission between
ofag ma * , , b0 . d0e ,.7::: the chi, fs of the expeditionary forces.
boat dedrataemedlem'areiatlng their banns... known ' The London Thou speaks equally well of
Oir droalatkra bebnainfmriand eve thousand. meting .3 - dm, at.d adds a notice of the other promotions
u m l i ls o rt surelsards, nusindast r and shor-keeper
edam Pennsylvania. and Sadism Ohio. . which follow the change that has taken place:
General Simpson owes the very high confidence
.shich has thus been placed in him to the re
spect entertained for his character, to a knowl
edge of his long services, and more especially,
the very high opinion which 'was expressed
of him by the late General Sir Charles Napier.
Lord Ellenboreugh staled the other day in the
llonse of Lords that iCthe last Indian campaign
in which Sir Charles Napier was engaged that
miuent commander placed the greatest reliance
,•a Gen..ral Simpson, and considered him the
fittest man of the whole army then serving in
India to exercise a high command. It cannot be
-.aid that in the selection of General Simpson,
the Government has been affected by aristocratic
influence or by any political predilections. The
new Commander of the forces in the Crimea
owes every thing to his own gallant services and
to his attachment to his profession, and we sin
cerely hope that in the arduous position in
which he is now placed he - will turn out to be
"the right man."
In supplying the other vacancies which hove
recently occurred, the appointment of Chief of
the Staff will be conferred on Gen. Knollys, who
is promoted from the easy and innocuous duties
of the camp at Aideratiott to the far more anx
ious administration of the Staff in the Crimea.
Of this officer too little is known to enable us to
fortrany opinion of his merits. Ills experience
Of active warfare was confined, we believe, to
the last year of the Peninsular campaign; but
we confess that we distrust the vigor of men
who graduated at so early a period in the pres
ent century. The remaining appointments we
hoie to announce are of a more satisfactory
character. Col. Markham, who was recalled
from India by the Duke of Newcastle, is believed
to have already arrived in Egypt on his way to
Europe and he will be immediately ordered to
proceed to the Crimea to assume the command
of a division. This officer has acquired a high
reputation in India, and especially at the siege
of Moulton, where be greatly distinguished
himself; be is Imo* to be a daring, ener
getic soldier. and of gia age to support the toils
of active warfare. Colonel Pakenbrun succeeds
General Eetcourt as Adjutant General of the
forces in the Crimea, and he has had the good
fortune to be nominated. to this important post
at the fomparatively early ago of 36. In our
eyes his age is no drawback, bat the greatest
recommendation. A man of superior militiry
talents will show them, if he has au opportuni
ty, between 30 and 40, or not at all ; and one
of the successes of the Duke of Wellington, in
the Peninsula from 1807 to - 1814, was that the
Army /Art was by that time relieved from the
old general officers, and that the Duke's lieu
tenants were, like himself, and like the French
Marshals to whom they were opposed, men in
'prime of life. CoL Pokenham's own uncle was
Adjutant General In the Peninsula at 34, and
was killed at New Orleans at 36. The race of
those men is not extinct. The British army is
full of rising talent and ability, and the first
duty of the government and the commander-in
chief is to find these men out, and to place
them in positions in which they can perform the
Services they are best fitted to discharge. The
question is not, what did a man do 40 years
ago, hut what can he do now , and the services
already rendered by officers in the Crimea, or by
men lately serving in India, afford the beet an
swer to that question.
Itiradl.s Matter "a
Is."—We ha ta seen many ridiculous
magi
featationa of theelrit which refuses to follow
where certain persons are supposed to lead, and I.
bur regd.?' can recall many instances of it in
Shot oleos ma this city who make it a point to I
Opens' whatever. the Gazette favors; but the
Groat ridiculous and childish indication of it over
6itnemed here is to be found to the Tetanal to con- ;
law in the Rxruamosst movement because the "us"
in the call for that movement, and by which the
Intended signers of that call choose to designate
'themselves, may be supposed to mean the edito
rial "us" of the Gazette ! One imperious fee'
tionist thiuks it exceedingly "impudent" in
"oa" of the Gazette to invite people to unite
with "ua" in forming a RIPITBLIOAX party!
iPerhape it would be, if we bad done so; but we
Ifaney that, when the call appears, duly signed,
will he found that "us" includes many of the
very best men in this community, whose names
will command the respect of the public, however
lightly they may be spoken of by those who
would "rather reign in hell then serve in
heaven."
We notice in sundry Ohio Democratic papers,
ea well as in some nearer home, an apparently
sincere deprecation of Mr. CHASE'S election as
governor of that state, on account of his anti
slavery 'opinions and the platform on which he.
Wall nominated. These papers dread the effect
of his election upon the Union, and fear that
the South will be driven to desperation_ by it.
We do not . see, however, that the thing is to
bettered by Idsmis.'s election. The Deinocratio
State Contention which nominated him passed
itittSollowing resolution;
ultesqoat, That the people of Ohio now, as they
have altaisys done, look upon slavery as an evil
sad unfavorable to the developement of free in
adtutions, and that entertaining theca senti
ments, they will at all times feel it to be
their-duty to not all power clearly given by the
terms of the national compact, to. prevent its in•
muse; to mitigate and finally to eradicate its
MOS."
If it is not meet that the pot should call the
kettle black, it hardly becomes our Democratic
cotinnPoraries to raise the abolition cry against
Mr. Chase.
Faaanox to Kstrrocar.—Her. John Q. Fee,
an anti-slavery preacher who has organized a
number of free Churches in the border countieo
of Kentucky, recently undertook to preach at
Dripping Springs, Lincoln county, bet was very
roughly handled and 'sent off. This has roused
the blood of Caasins.sl. Clay and his friends,
as shown at a recent meeting held in Mr: Clay's
neighborhOod of which we have the following ac
count:
• (Ile spoke of the treatment that John G. Fee,
had received at the Dripping Spring in Lincoln
county; that they had applied to the court of jus
tice for redresa, and had been refused, and he
now intended that Mr. Fee ehould go to the Drip
ping Spring and there speak his sentiments, as a
free man; and be intended to go with him and
stand by his aide ; and if any man, or set of men
took him down, they should do it over his dead
caroms. He then called on the crowd to know
how many there wai on the ground who would
go with him when &number of voices were ready
and willing to go. He then told them to
furnish their rifles if they had any ; if no rifle
their double or single barrel shot guns, their
oolt's revolvers—and if they had neither, then
their kitchen butcher knife, for the thing had to
have a beginning, and it had as well begin at
the Dripping Spring as at any other place. He
said the time for the meeting at- the Dripping
Spring weal.) be set in a few days, of which
they . should have due notice; and then they
would meet and consult, and they would not meet
in a barn, out-house or any secret place, like the
Know Nothings, bat in open daylight, like-free
men. He said that the pro-alavery party, both
In word and action give the lie to the Delaration
of Independence, bathe would say In the langu
age of Patrick Ilenry—"Give us liberty or give
VA death."
Tim 81*Tel:toIders of Missouri, is Convention
aarmbled, have resolved that inasmuch as their
interests, as 81avaholders, are involved in the
__destiny of Kansas, they will therefore lay aside
all other matters for the present and unite to
gether 'for the purpose of mating Kansas a
Slave State. And yet, when the people' of
Pennsylvanla are called upon to unite for the
purpose of making Kansas a free State, If posid-
Ade, and of excluding her if she offers to Cottle
is as • Slave State, the call is denounced as
being impudent in the extreme: It is .'impu
: fiance," now,• in Northern men, to act even upon
the instinct of self-preservation.
The Newcastle Menem approves of the all
for a State Republican Convention here on the
29th of August.
The tame paper states that the Free Demo
cratic committee of Mercer County has recom
mended the disbanding of the party and a union
with the Rxramoss organization. It also
say' that the meeting of the American exec
utive omamittie of Lawrence County. which
recommended the abandonment of Know Nothing
ism and union with the Rcrunticsa movement,
was very fully attended and the action taken was
almost unanimous.;
The Cleveland papers and letter writers claim
that the coal trade of that city, this year, will
reach In the aggregate ten millions of bushels, or
400,000 tons. This coal Is drawn partly from
the Ohio coal fields between Youngstown and
Warren; partly from the Darlington Cannel 'coal
minei in Dewier County, Pa.; and the remainder
froth the bituminous and fields bordering on the
Ohio river in the neighborhood of Wellsville,
Ohio. Pennsylvania, bituminous coal forms a
portion also, of the ebipmeute to Cleveland, but
we are not aware of the amount.
The Philadelphia New throws out sundiy hints
that the accounts of the Collector of Customs at
flan Francis...mare in a confined-state, and that
upon the departure of each steamer, up to which
time the accounts of thetollectoti are made, the'
"shinsdng" between the Custom House and ear•
tale monied houses is not only Interesting, but
of a very . excited character. Preying to the
wiling ofthe laid steamer, large sums were bor
rowed, as is said, for the purpose of making
good the Custom House accounts for that mail..
The "American" party agpears to herb:l L l:rouble
everywhere. We noticed, yesterday, the repu
diation of its ticket in Crawford county by the
Connesatville Bonner; and now we have the
Meadville losirnal following in its wake. It says:
"The ticket,:although composed of gentlemen
well qualified to fill their various"statiornv; le yet
very exceptionable in a sectional point of view.
/I it laden to urge if in its patent shape. The
western part of the county has a right to a (sir
representation.,.and must have it."
The recent murder of Prof. Clark 8. krown,
in Mississippi, so similar in moot reemectahe the
Mati.Ward atfair t is provoking sum:hi comments.
Tke Louisville Courier ma: •
• "We have not yet,heard that the Ron. Jno. J.
'l64i - fiend= had bolo:Weave his valuable serrioe
in behalf of the young murderer, but doubt not
he will be on hand at the — proper time. Ile is
now : practising on the stump, in order, we pre
sume, to get his hand fully in, by the day 4. the
The rag county Commi s !lee orLsnoseter aoun L
Ai Wild • Meeting on Mondy,- enct idler resohr
isi that jla EnowNothing members amid not be
snowed to tete pert in its debilirretione, deter
••o4ll4 • Cotinty Convention in Septem
ber'. Yt is:prebeite ,thst - *Oh 01 be fanned
*with lie detnoesitili sionsendes, end • 12111011
deist conned,
Toe Cross or SLAVILLIT.—The curse of sla
very fastens itself on everything with which
the fool institution comes into contact.. The
fairest prospects are blasted by its withering and
baneful influence. For the love of slavery, and
to promote the traffic in slaves, Missouri, under
the lead of her Atchisona and Stringfellows
'united in repealing the prohibition of 1520,
that Kansas might become a slave market and
&supporter of slavery. Through the traitorous
conduct of Pierce, Douglass, and Co., and
their doughfami allies, the demand of Missouri
has been acceded to. What the consequences
on herself have been, we learn from the follow
ing extract taken from the St. Louis intellisten
ser. Before the repeal of the Missouri prohibi•
Lion, says the Intelligeneer—
Such was rilissouri. Calm, peaceful,
free to all - opinions—respectful to all classes of
men—prirt.uieg her own march, slow, perhaps,
but safe and sure, to the high position which
her resources and their development render so
certain, that futurity might be read as history
in advance.
Now, how changed. A prom thrown in the
river; its conductors expelled from the State, Mia
inters of the gospel warned by men (believed to
be godless enough in their own characters) that
if they only entertain a certain class of opin
ions their presence will not be tolerated. In
temperateend profitless discossions, leading even
to personal violence, in some of the counties;
and breeding in addition to local fends, disas
trous and not very creditable law suits. A gentle
man at the head of one of our most important
institutions of learning
,entens the arena, like a
Gladiator bared for the fight, and with all the
fury of the wild beast with which It was the fate
of the Gladiator to contend. A preen alleged to
be under tho influence of this same gentleman,
publishes an article, written with ability which
only renders it more dangerous and disgraceful
and recommends by sophistry as acute as polish
ed steel, the remedy of mobs and bloodshed in
cases where Jefferson wrote that "error of opin
ion might be tolerated while reason was left free
to combat it;" thus prostituting the login which
should sustain law, order and peace, to their
.verthrow. And on the border, where common
struggles and privations, when men are left to
nature and reason, beget a feeling of kindness
and brotherhood, which ordinarily stops at no
sacrifice to aid a neighborhood—we see a bitter
ness, an excitement as new in the history of
Missouri as it is portentous in its consequences.
To crown all, we have now in session a State
Convention, born of the turmoil and excitement
of the times, and taking the people from their
prliate pursuits to pass resolutims, possibly un
friendly to a portion of their countrymen, and
not likely to either allay any present feeling, or
give us one iota more guaranty of future safety
for arty interest than we have at present; and a
Press in St- Louis descends from the pyramid of
respectability and usefulness, up which It had
toiled for thirty years, to join in the same tone
of bravado and violence which has tended to
give color to the charge of "ruffianism" made
against the border people, talks of "ruE Anne-
MINTS ON OM PEOPLE, THZ DORIS ANIMA AND al
vonmen," and defames the whole people of the
State by its implied, if not expressed, conces
sion that our disputes are all settled by brute
force, and even murder, rather than by argument
or reason.
Miesonri . sowed the wind, and ehe is reap
,ng a whirlwind. A Jost retribution.
STATE REPUBLICA' CONrolllloll.—We APO in
receipt of letters from various parts of the State,
endorsing the plan of holdings State Republican
Convention in this pity on the 29th of August.
The Beaver Argos says:
We think at that time and at Pittsburgh there
should be an open, honest gathering of the peo
ple of Pennsylvania. If ever there wee a time
when the preparatory 'steps for the organisation
of such a party shotild be taken, that time is the
present. Political parties in this State, have never
been in a similar condition of effervosence;. and
at no time have they been an susceptible of be
ing formed into • coherent whole. If the con
vention in compeed of men who have the cause
of freedom sincerely at heart—men mho will
stand by it at . all ' hazards; and who will make
the anti-slavery issue secondary to none; a great
work can be accomplished. The inane to be de
cided in the coming contest is momentous, and
anti-elavory men of all parties ehould meet and
in a spirit of candor adopt inch measures as will
secure the end in view. It is clear that parties
cannot he mustered into the Republican service
heat the cause of freedom being the loser.
W 6. the convention adopt only an' anti-slavery
platforill—one that will be. practical, and the
people will move irrespective of party discipline.
The Philadelphia Enquirer, after enumerating
the democratio aspiranta for the Presidency, rays:
"The Opposition, too, halm good men and true
--such as the Hon. Jamul Pollock, the Hon. H.
M. Fuller, the Hon. W. F. Johnston, the Hon.
Jacob Broom, and several others."
Well, there is no accounting for tastes.
Bancson.--31r. , Banandt, the bistorian, we
learn, instsol-of haring gone to Amu, ae the pa
peril announoed.,* few. weeks canoe, Is quietly
dwelllng at hls residence In Newport in the com
position of his History, brae Revolution wjth,no
thought whaulser. of ruulkildng alle. mess at
any kind, whether rpiritual or temporal, to hie
Helms the Pope.—lvaissi
Tun Matunt OY THI RIPUBLIOA-71 PASTY.
The Chicago Trawl, has entirely given up its
Know Nothing proclivities, and has taken an
open and Wanly stand in the Republican make,
where it has the ability to help on the good
=WIC Read the following jubilant and stirring
appeal:
"The North is ripe and ready." We hear this
'on all sides and from every quarter. But bow
shall we utter that voice, and send it forth in a
concentrated peal which shall awe the coward
and the base into submission, drive back the
Slave power, and rend it'? The way is pointed
out by Ohio. and Indiviia. It is the safe way
trod by our fathers In the trying boors of revo
lution and peril. Ohio resolves, as does Indiana: ,
' "That a committee of correspondence be appointed
to correspond with committees of other States, and j
to agree upon a time and place for holding a Na
tional Convention of the REPUBLICAN PANTY, for
the nomination of President and Vice President."
Illinois will answer this call with hearty zeal;
New York give a glad response to it; so will all
the Free Stairs, as they shall wheel into line,
and, standing within the Constitution, make
common cause for Liberty and Union. We shall
have now an organization. "The North is ripe
and ready in feeling," and the may secured by
which that feeling shall be concentrated into
action, and made incineihie. Let the People re
joice ! Let the glad tiding; of joy go forth, and,
as they spread, let all resolve, through the Con
stitution and under - it, to have one Psarr roe
Faannom in the North, BB there is but one party
for Slavery- io the South.
Away, then, with suspicions and jealousies!
Let ail bickering,a cease, and let us announce
the great American troth, that whoever will bat
tle for Freedom, wherever born, is of and with
Alt. Let us make compact the friends of Consti
tutional Liberty, and thas give life, consistency
and victory to the North, by being right in po
sition as well as right in principle.
BEAVICH. Covert. A letter from an esteemed
friend in New Brighton conveys to us the pleas
ing intelligence that the Barna:leas; movement
has been inaugurated in Beaver county. The
letter speaks for itself
New BRIGHTON, July 19, 1855.
D. K. Wirrra, EoQ :—/har Sir.:—The Execu
tive Committees of the Whlg and Free Democratic .
parties of Beaver county met yesterday, and
recommended the diebandment of all existing
political organizations, and the formation of a
Republican party. Tbey also recommended the
meeting of a State Repnblidan Convention at
Pittsburgh on Wednesday:the 29th of August
next, and appointed a committee to correspond
on the subject with other counties; and that
committee will issue a circular letter in a few
days.
Al call for a Republican County Convention,
to meet at Beaver on Monday, the 20th of
August next, has been prepared, and will be
Circulated this week• for signatures. It is ex
pected that men who have atoll high in the
American organization will sign it.
We are full of hope that we are about to in
augurate a party which will prove dominant in
old Beaver until the connection of our National
Government with Slavery is forever severed.
Yotirs, respectfully.
• •
Tax Warrant—TllX HAIMICST.—We are hav
ing most delightful harvest weather, and our
Canners are improving it well. Large amounts
of grain are already in the shook, and in all the
present week, should the weather continue fa
vorable, the great bulk of the grain of this county,
ready for the sickle or the cradle, will have been
cut. The labor is very severe, much of the
wheat and rye having fallen during the heavy
rains, the stalk being so tall and rank to most
places. We have heard a great deal said about
the probable yield, and feel very confident the
wheat in this county will he an unprecedented
yield. The late rains gave a new start to the
grass and corn, which now look better at this
season than we have ever seen them. The yield
of corn we are well convinced will be without a
parallel in Washington oonnty, from present ap
pearances. It has now got such a start that,
should we even have some dry spells, before
earing time, we should not be apprehensive of
injury to any serious extent. The grass crop
will be very heavy and toilsome to cut, so much
of it has fallen. On the whole, we have the
gratification of stating, that fields atrmeadjws,
and gardens, and orchards, all afford the meet.
heart-cheering promise of superabundance. We
have certainly never known anything to com
pare with the present crops, here, and the same
glad tidings come to us from all portions of the
wide spread land Warhinyton (P.) Errol* r.
SORSTIIIIIO NEW USOZIL Tut Sc,. —Wv Rave
before us a sampl.tof Cora from a lot of two hun
dred and ninety-threebags brought ttrib.s city a
few days since in bark Taily . llo, from Winucebah,
comet of Africa! The importation of this useful
article from that quarter is a circumstance we
never before heard of. The corn resembles our
white Southern cora, but the kernels are some
what smaller. It is said to weigh well.—Bosten
Trorrlier.
Btoon 11.5 CALI/011111,—It appears by a sum
mary ill a California paper that the work of
blood in that State was as follows:
Killed from January to' May inclusive, in
street fights and otherwise,- 139
Bung by the Sheriff . 2
flung ny the mob, 23
Convicted of murder 9
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Facts, without Comment—The Public
Imorto sew 0009—/loup Tor:, 1851.—En !larder,
No. 119 Suffolk ethek .rite on that she hae been trou
bled with norms for rune three years, and that she uhd
/me ma of Ur. McLane's 4/enrufed rerestflon
brought sew oVer Jlfly Lary.. soon/J. Her ueual goal health
ludnediately returned-
Mrs Qedeby. No. 191 Then 4., Neu Took. under date et
Nov. =, 18/57, ovitee on that she bad a child which had
been unwell ton better than two mouths. She procured a
bottle of MeLash's Terminus* and admlrdstered it. The
child pasekt• large quantity of norms, and It. a fen dors
was an Laity Y aver it had boat. Parente. .oth mirk
testltuany bath» them. .hood Dot hesitate when the. In
any hum to stupeet norms, and llom no time In precut
log and admlnlsterlns Dr. MeLanets Vertallogn 11 never
nod Is perfectly mks,
101—Purchaseirevrill be mural to as% for DR. keLANSTI
CELUBRATED VER.IIIIIJ43I, and take none else. An
- other Vermifugh. In comparimens, an werthiess. Dr. 11'
Lane's Vermllnge. Wm his osiebratad Liver PUls, eon taro
had at all respeatabie Drug Stone to the United States
end he eole proprietors,
Al.. Rho for ale by the Mle proptietona
FLEMING DROTIIIIII/1,
4113-dterB Paseneemor. to J. Kidd 11:4. 09 Wood st.
Nausea, Indigestion and Nervous De
nim, —9 do not woods .t that popularity of &cahoot's
Eft/land Marc not,.
"I'm months meek as to its wee, my ordinary (mil:sue
ed MGM estivate moans. when placed Mtge toe. thatl al.
mad deemed the sedeal of the Manes ball. IMerything
I ate disagreed with me. MY digitate, MDna seemed to
baye ima, all power, and my nervous system so mamietely
shattered. that I WM unable to write toe minutes at
time. A PIIIMAIMORIM.
Ss advertisement ILI enotber Anima. lode dawn
WWLOU ik GRIFFITEIN ,
SAWS.
PATENT GROUND.
HAVING purchased from Mr. Wm. South
well his Patent Riad, for grinding etronlsr and 'other
Ige.wklsr which we have ;mid him • Imo cum. and we gm
the eol. proprislo , ii of tab patent. We will reward any
Demon giving lurormstion of infringsmaits on the same.
Tole I. lb. oulr Machine. ever Invented that will grind
• gwr perfectly even in thlskimos.
71,er will moire lea sett—isill not heat while ranling
run onotth -rsr6slamba—and keep on edge longer
than .7 other saws noidvrand are not liable to *clog
untrue.
All our rows are made from an Itstra Quality of Cost
liteel.imported expressly for our own use. stomach llfghsr
twit than generally used for Saws
we resnertfully Inform all manufaeturen of Lumber.
that no Saw nO I. mot Uornthis Establishmentbist what
Is of superior Steel and warkmanshim the Temper wilt be
found mare semi and uniform than any Saw In or.
WELCII A ORI7/1T118;
Orders received by JOS4PII WOODWSLLA CO.
itelibeto Pittsburgh Pa.
Statement tram Canada.-Quebec, Feb.
7th, UML—Dlawrs. B. A. Pahmelock & Co.:—We had the
pleesuroof receiving, this room:dog, the edthlo terrace.
of your termlfulte. which wdl ho very gratUYIMI to Too,
m, w mot voluotatily. We an, geotlemen,youre Mt.
truly J. 11111890 N & W.
orrnsuis—My little daughter, _4 Years old, and me
eon, older. offe Mr a considerable time euffetimr ham
oonns. I purchased two botthee of your Venultude, of
which 1 guru them three dome, moterdloir to dlnet_ln
cod etrauttv to say, lo 1.2 Mao three hours thee
YIN Ir. then Try II !MED WOMlB.4ena. of tCri.:
Itluddlo.r tetrAtb of from 12 to lb Imbed,
Waving esperl.red so moth of the be oedelal effects o
your Vermlfutre. - 1 feel It my duty to recommead It to Om
publlo.,tu my opinion, one of the moat •ffleemous
diess,Wria worms ever yet offered to the publku
OetMemeo,bellsee to. to be your much obliged mid
humble penult. N lIAN/111. LIIATBS/3.
Prepared and mid by D. A. PA UMW( A PI, ono..
Of Wood Me ilretere. myledterT
- UOL J* .OQCU ,uaag
MMHG BROTHERS,
mammon rcr S. COD t Co.)
WR9LESALE DRUGGISTS,
• NO. 60 WOOD BTRNET
Ph raßdßaH, PL
fserlietarso 11.1.66W1066 '166.6 6`66mwareadm.
.010:.1'.
01110 & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE ONLY ILAILROAD
RUNNING WEST EROhl PITTSBURGH.
Onand after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855,
ta? Peening FILLINarI maim albua aatll tar.
that notMe
Part IWO SILL 12171 LT 8 a. a.
?dm Taus ", as a a. a.
Errata Mir " • " to 8A R.
Theme Train ell run through to Crettlhie, sod connect.
these with tha Oxuagon sad Cloclonati, Ohio sod tad .
ant sad Dill.ibutaisur IWO Indiana Railroad& At Mawr
lialdotonoeetioat are made for hievark, Zaiteetilla. Stow
rooting. Saadi:Wu. Toledo, Chios& to.; Snd at Afilatne
o'. Moreland. As. No Mho tun XL Bonder
Through ticket. are told to Claettinati. Louisville. SA
Lou* ladieuepolltyChkace. Roth Wand.. Yort Warne.
Garland tad the prirodpal towns add titter; lu the Watt
The NEW ERICItLION A01:0)1310DATION TRAM sill
ears tittobonh at ILO a. x. sod osO New. Mob
ton at 7a. it and Ir. tt.. •
For Motet. and Anther laibruiattoo, apply to
J. G. CURRY.
At the waxer otate.vader the Itormagahela Hooey: • •
Or at the redact street Statiall. to. • • •
Itilibisstb. bad& IRO& 1/41.
• GIORGI PAWN.
IRMA ANAL
-_ Ftx ~._ ji. ~.
• . ,
The Sheri !laity. 1 The Greatist Medical Discovery
GE
- _..,
_..
OEGE R. RIDDLE, of the City of 1 . OF 'THE AGE- •
snoirbit,r,l l .ll be • isaehno.eie it., ,o k..,,, or Binsilf all Mr. Kennedy, of Roliary, has diecovored
Allegkeny Crranty. at the evening election. • jin on. of rgi.rmsixi.im. lattaire a oasts a remedy Mat erre
- men
lizw Town Jane 15th, 1955. kind qf Heuer, j ran th< wore .1-rif ra,'s r, o 0,......
, ' Pen&
grew York Liverpool Line of Paekets.dia I He h" tried It'' over elevenlbundred rarer, and ,eyee
, felled except In two caw (loth thunder trner.) Lir CAI
L
JOHNTHOSIPSON; N0.410 - Liberty , now to kb gineession overtwo unfired tertian te, 0 , Its
stmt. Pittsbollith.E.. Is the only Person In * the abovei Value. ail within twenty miles r Boston.
dty authorised to sell Passage Certibrates for my Line o I Two battle. r....at...t.ttnicm+•. ,27 . 1 . 1 r ..Tem. th
Nei That and Liverpool I eetoto• ' 1 One to three bottles will con
. the worst kind of Pans!.
Hee givers on hand bight [rafts An any amount. ; of On , f 0. .-
payable at why Bank la England. Ireland. Sortlaud and i - Two to three bottle. will el* the a - num or Mee
Wales. • I Two bottle. aro entreated tit core the wont center.%
Also, brings pfingrogers from New York and : Thiladel• ; the mouth ind storaeoh - ''
__
OIL by Balla:ed.
I Three to des bottle. are warbantod to mare the world
CORNKLIRB GRINNELL, i o of .rnimlyp. 1,
87 !bath rk•• Kew York. I Om to twObotti......lid.l to ....0 bumorr in
• I
British and Continental Exchatlge. I the
Twoeyes...
bottle. are warranted td , cure maniac of the .are
SIGHS BILLS DRAT& NI , and blotches among the halt; . .
i Four to et: bottles are warninted. to cure oprrunt and
DUNCAN, SHERMAN it, CO., , running alma.
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON, ' (Me bottle will cure scale eniption of the this.
IN BUMS OF LI AND T'PWARDB. j Two to three bonito are weiranbxl to cure Cb. ...mat
•
Th es e Drafts are available at all the prin. 1
ease olringworm.
t Two to threw bottled are weirauted to cure the meet de.
dye' Towne of/Ingle:A EmeßMa tad Ireland. ..a the 1 ate canee of ,I,vvr.vu,ol. I •
Oontlnent 1 Th ree to four bottles ore we l rrehted to cure Pelt rheum
We ale° draw 81011 T BILLS on ' Floe to eight tottlee will eme the Woret ca. of ecrofnle
M. A. Grunebaum & Bailin, . A benefit le *heap experienced from the Cent bottle,
PILABIRPORT A MAIN, , and a perfect MIT le werranteld when the shoe. quantity
Which same sa a Remittance to all parte of Germany, . le taken. !
Bwltseyland and Holland. ' Nothing looks so Improbable to those who hare In vain
Nereus Intending to travel abroadmayproeurethrtmuh tried all the wonderful metHeinwi of the day. as that a •
tui Lettere of Credit, on whieli e Monsy can be obtained, as ' common weed growing in the mixtures. and along old'
needed, In any part of Europe. , stone walls. should cure ever} homer In the /Irate.. yet .
Collections of Bllls. Not, and other imentithee In Eu- it 1r new a Eked Mot. If ronl:arn ahutoor itthael to east
rope,
ropes will receive prompt rttentio. There are no Ifs nor ends , hu eor hies about t suiting
WM. IL WILLIAMS /1 00, l some eases and not pours. I Peddled neer a thousand hot
inhl4l.Wood. porn er . Third strut.
• - '! every ode. It has slrendy ddle wake of rho or...teste , .
WESTERN TEA STORE ever doo. In Binesseho.ette. stave It to children year
Coiner of Wood and Sixth streets. . old to old people cf slily. I bare Reen poor, Poor. ddior
IVOLURG.
waking children, whosorflesisnris cuff sod flabby, redored
• perfect state of health hy'one bottle.
.
To thaw who a. culledt wsi nick hoadaahe. one battle'
.Our Teas will be bound on trial unequaled
at theistic.. the eity:• . will always cure it. It sly., great relief to catarrh and
strutMCl. ' sitralness. Some who have ben notice far years. have to.
Mucks. Green I ken and been regulated try H. ' Whore the body in mood,
Oolong, -..„ 5 62, 75, Yew Hyion,so, 62, ,It work Quite easy. but i.e. there Is any doranuement
1,00 and 1, lb. 75, andl,oo per lb.
la g, ler
' of tho Sanction's of nature. It !will cerise very Wog oln owl !
, 75, i ; Ines' bat van mastnot be alarmed -they always dlasp.
: , Breakfasr., 0 and Imperial &G. P. pear r,OO & 1,50 per lb. 1 1 sun from it. on the mntriey, when fei. t. foelina I. cone•
days teas week. There le never • had're•
75 nts. per lb.
Teas put. up In %day bores from 6 to W lb. for family : you will flle yourvelf like •Ow union. •_I heard some of
on
A literal dhionint made to retail dealer.. I ! th e mod extravagant eliefillilllnit of It-that man ever Ile
COPF6IE-.1a., La Own.. cell Rio (hies, Orem and : tend to. Nothsngeof dietlisner neinntn-eat the bon
Round. i you can get. I hove Mena, an herb.. which, when sim-
STEiANS--Lovainde and DrlnceeLoarl Puliserfsat nn,'. named In sweet oil, dlassolvt i Scrofelons swelling of the
under
Donned Sun.. neck and the ears. 6 60 cents. Pries of the;
Amt, Olocolatea, .'hneeo. .INcid., nn.h and Dried Fruits, Medical Discovery II per bailor:
do.. de. mhe DIRY.OTIONS FOR UM-Adult, one tableupoonf I De
• day. Children over eluht yen, demert ePremfok chitilren.
Pennsylvania insurance Company. from Eve tonight yars. teawnnonful. Anna dirmtign rue
. - ()F PITTSBURGH, .
o bs tote o ip t gle . s o r t :ll i. T c al y t . otions, take *ash bin
• Mr. KENNEDY ghee perwrinal'attondance• in bed eases
°OMER OF FOURTH. AND SMITHFIELD STREETS. , of...„r u i.. I
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $300,00 0 . 1 Bold ; whnlmele sad retail, ia Dr. KEYSER'S. 140 Wood
or of Virgin milord iii feadtwT
INSURE REILDEVE3 ARD OTHER PROPERTY. • - -
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE ! To Mothers, Wives and Daughters.—
AND THE PERILS OF , The noblest discovery In thsi Eden. of Milllakiiilo, and the
• one which has, sad will continue to prove the great. 4
Sea acid Inland Navigation and Transportation. bk.d.. to the human wally. .
.11 thn medical preparatio n DlßECTOßS. : knew,, . Iflualmll's Uterine Catholic..
Wm. F. Johnston. W.
T o o t .
J. Too.. ' I It le designed to emu the; onion dismseis imidnot to
J it'l . Olislir'Pro.M. Kennedy T. Friend. females. loch ee Proinson., pain In the bask, weak...
J. IL Jones ntrams prostration from njoraing and • hundred other,
Jacob Painter, James A. Nein. ! enis It, their train, have alMost made life a burden turn.
Wade Ilampum, 11. R. Cogge IsH.
A. A. Carrier, W. S. Haven. . ed env..., Into a daily anti hourly curse. The most en-
D. Y.. Park. : lightened profesems of the medl.l miles. In the old
OFFICERS.
. world. IN well as ill thid tilialy, ban held the subject
PriFidenr-llon Wm F Johnatoo, - .
ri.. P
oi, Patterson. In anxious conelderatlon, a I they have finally do termln•
Nervidury on Trostrue.-• A Carrier. od that the Oil method of assns these an 1.10 and sap-
Assistant Nurefory-ii 21 Carrier. ' Ifni lelenlY mate dime. was all norm and that a connodartool torfic
:JOElN COCHRAN & 1311.05. "'"d was "h" was ~q , t hi, d - R is ee eh' .loge. that
greet bodies move slowly; d while the Vacuity' wens ens
MANUFACTURERS OF deavoring to harmonize AD Ir nese and digests system
Iron Sailing, Iron THUM, Vault Doors, Window to , s...narrwth.• lh. Pe iierer• • rhYekiim with inn..
yearn expcsinoce In the Misses of .amen and children..
Shutters, Window Guards, &E., !Minced the
the
y to simple fame. and •Ilecovern a rem.
Nose 91 Second sit" &'S6 Third 81,, ear whith hnen.d and will cure slghteen-out of .P. 7
, (between Wood and Market,) twenty enes now exbiting., In *oilmen. whero thee.
111.. him. been raptured,•• , tisrhore Mayhems been severe
. FA
PITTSBU RG 11, ~ I/ inroad by bad medical be stment. nothing no done
Have on hand a variety of new patterns
Panty and Plain. tunable 11 t all purpneett Particular at
tention paid to arteloalnit Greve Leta. Jobbing don..:
abort notice. mhietf
H I.A
Fire and Life Insurance Company
No. 149 CIIESTNITI i STREET,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
Will make all kindle of Insurance. -either
on erectdi rw+ rriptim of Property or
'Neteaandlee, at
ItOBICRTP. KING,
M. W. Kauai - cr. VI. President.
DIRECTORS:
P.
W-Prositi.
Joe. N. Pant
lobo Clarions
K. if SI..
-
•
01la.. P. Hay,"
IL. B. English.
P, U. Pa.rx.
Pkwrowno
et J. Sle,ratime.
7. BLit .111 Net,
.1. O. 130M14. Atm!.
r Tb r 1 land Wre.l .11.144 a
Reliance Mutual Insurance Company
OF NICLAMILPIIIA.
orr.a.7s NO. 70 WALNUT STREET.
PVLS .1 . 4/2/$l4 in sted.
E I t l:i l a 6 ORANCE — On Building:., Mer
chandise, Parniturn. llt • ywn ter nnuntr,
thwEnutuni prlneigsln, nem bin,/1 with tho nenurity nf a
etneir.Cat.l.l. entitle* the lu•nrsol In 'ham In the pronto
of thoOunipony, ontbnut 11•1411ty nyr Irwrr
The:R.llA C4rtllfahhosni tblo Ot.pani. far profit, are
annrattibln, .t 10.10 thn Artist of the Onnln'T•
ProndeoL
illtnatunr., Pander/.
MILIZITORit
Clem Tinnier, t Leeds R. Ashhara.
Wm. It Merman, liwnrgo ISLlcwr.
t 0. Rath/It /l a p/. W. Tingliy.
0, W. Carpenter. Lbthrop,
Robert Steen * 11. la Wart
13: S. Wood, Rohm t Totem/.
Marahall lIIIL Reheard 0. Jame!.
Jena* L. TUTIOI, Wa. Mover,
Jamb T. Rantlem Axel/OmM Otto.
0. Y. !bream]. 1 Wm. M. Ilemtde. Pltheit•
J. G. 00171 N. Anent,
mhh lip earner Third and Wad dream
, PIT'I'SIRJRGH
Life; Fire & Marine Inamsnee Company;
Office, Corner Market and Water Streets,
. .
•
mrsouanu. Pa
ROM GALWAY. Pretideat. Jinn D. McKim.. hes'''.
This Coinpany makes every Insurance ap•
pertaining toor toninerrad
Darin
LIP% FOAM
Abiherratne. Thal and Darin Kisks,n the Ohio and
leardoPl rivers and trihnlerive. nod Matins Risks Ave ,
emits
And against Loss or, Damage by Fire,
And against the Perils of the Efos arid an Navigation
gad tininsparte.tioo.
Dour-imbrued et the tonne mt.o consistent with sandy
teal( wines.
01110,011.
Babirt Daiwa?. Abilander Bradley.
Jamie B. noon. Job, Pulou.
WWfani Phillip& • -mail Nicaurkan.
John Pan& Juno W. Us.lltwan.
icovPDZ.l.l.auurt. M. D. 1 Chu , Arbuthnot.
James 11=1.. David Maher.
• I hindlo N. Lie. Alttarditua,
Jaw WWII.
A ms2s-I,*
PEKIN TEA STORE.
S. JAYNES.
No. 38 Fifth Street,
on nova am or ens Wil2lal:1•1111,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
GREEN AND BLADE TEAS,
Beieoiind with wrist care.d purchased dinct from the
lm lOr MA. T he 111.0 a oenaiste M 611 the
dlCenot wnd Endre of TVA brungtot to
the diverkan inarkez, and will b mold.
/warns!. 0R0013115 aro Invited to roll and got Nara
0100. and loar* trar pima
PACKED TEAS.
Pat o 0 to lastattie.
N0..1.: P00k 4 7 , ...P..:.:: th• um'
Youmig urri.,x o . 1, Tmoytal, No. I,
Oolong, No. 1,
i No. 4, " No. 2.
an , 041 , 4ef Youn g[ CI I moo, Plantation Oolong,
onoOxdor, No . /. rioaebnos,
_ • No. 2, Nia ar e Pourium.
Eaall4h Drnkfast, M Ooootry N 1.114.
,Teas of all grades by the Half Cheat.
ALSO,
, _
. .
00/FEE-1120 Java and Rl*.
Blll.llllls—Cnobed, Ow. Pulverised,
Pullman& £ White Clarified. C. Ya Chained. and
SAWS 1111011.1. COMA an4CnOOOLATII,
Loslialskas ths basis.. is • Ital. glll.lglie Ulm
M r), loyal will b. Ass
Tsui .6041blintal sit. we Commas. man any other
home in G. cam.
Costainsts ass loon.ed not to plum any antrufettoe In tn.
=.l.l=s of person. Iltmalsrly ssiSplo7sd In this K.
Mod, tq ipedal appwatmeat,for UN sale a/
DR. JAMS'S CELEBRATED PAMILY MEDICINE*
Ift Ointita PPM PE. nth !a.
baimdlo
W 214,13, DIDDLZ it CO.,
se Finuth et. near Wood, Pittsburgh, Ps. , „
MANUFACTURER"( OF • L
Boggy, Carriage, Aiding, Drovers'
DRAY WHIPS;
Tito Nos AND SWITCHES,
Keep contently on hand, received direct
from &Mkt neon, In York tb,,
Ps-Za fall and r a..
latibillit at Whirr, Moots, Bodtemot fAm 4 mk WomM
Drvers' Whip; Drar • WhlpPlarktoro' kovirkstod
wT Wblol, (UMW and Cob lkiluce Staollll sad
Liabw. e. fa. •-
•trleo of Waipap ro MPUl faralrh449 order.
rdr4b. ts o ollitod a
n
d yromoi
Pel w = r L
. mi;i7 z . rWAR riDJON
HOLMES, RABE & CO .
suocroos
- A. H. utudgs & BROTHER',
• •
rnrvreoroasasbi
SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED IRON .AX
LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT
TOCKS, PICKS,
. .
Timber; Mill, Tol;acto A Co . tion Screws,
alectoseweereacptor recee.cre.
Car lid Bridge •Bolte,. with 'Arced end Bute
complete, •
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
w‘mcmce. No. 119 Wm= Axe WI. ne.. 'crew
Wooer urn Barturco
airAu walk warnatod- , ; 50b,21141
WThLIAMESI& anpr.
summons To; ,
ARNOLD & Wll 41414.1K$
Chlls on Fatnae Frii!!!!?Il
AND YITTING OENI!NALLY,
R? WirsiDif Vogilaitc, Buildiabir.
a- W. 1.111 ecotraat fixr Wanstlnt aid Tenth/ by
!Daum ElotWatar, Pipes oil:MA=li Yuma, Obtrebbm,
tam* nOgiitsk. isetaim. Gm* Una* Om , Etna
AM natal. or Dwallloes. Al MOW 4.. Pltt•bure
PEARL SPEAR RILL.
t ALLEGHENY:
•
Mar delitered to families :in either of the
t.ot th...
at WW
a( I am/ bWI at ilia MID, at 'la tinr bozat at the
atta s ,
LOOAN wu.som a cO.. 62 wood lA.
BRAUN REITER, mrsurt Llbatrand BLOW OA
P. DORWAEMser b AIIs ,
6164 altal ! .% BRE AEVEMDT A _
KENRYL iiCOLLINS, •
•
7oBlkAtumso AND
VOMISSION MERCHANT,
T a m o s m i ttr ynia. .
V0=4,41016106
L ." "Z;.!''.
but to allorIal• the ermtn/onts - .lfo ease to hogeleser
maid 13, &ohm. Von amt. header of the English medico/
t
school, and, therefore. let o one dental, until thla fame
dr has b. a faithfully Oils . Throw 'adds prejudice and
the advice of an Interval I physletan—reason for your
selvos—see what the reined Inu done forothere,eind they
the
1 k
noon with • strmg faith 1. the sssurence that Marshall's
Uterine Catisolkon le no 'NI k remedy," but Wecientiflo
combination of medical virtues, which wili preserve the
oonstituUon from deetroction, will arrest the Insidious
approach of dile..., and resksre health to the already ims
paired vital power. Price k 1,30 per kettle. Sold whole
este and retail at DR. GEO. 11. KEYSER'S Drug Store, No. '
140 Wood etrest. ludelkw
DR. LIBBY'S Pii Ointincint is a certain
vare for at distressing diseafte. the P 6.., in .11 their
aried Imam It has been nerd for more than mit ty yews,
and btu exhibited the wet happy effects In ell as 0r....
W. publish the following lialriflt of gentlemen who have
been cured by It, use, andl who, after Poifrring for years
had, exhausted +eery nowhere of the medleal profession
In vein.
1. r U. S. Sendomfrons
Ilets..l I. Person, Amt. //innesoto.
h.
W,.. Hay4.m , Hariford. Onsm,
Jeoo nal,ferel, ; Peft .trfut. 000uhingtoo,
4‘. u tipruput, GreenencA of_ N. log*,
IL Revd. ).q. ^JI Chambrou •• .
0)0' lei Noteell. Reg., CAM/ er
The above list might b 1 Miaowed by thottimode. but
enough has boom iihoo o m indemo every euffeter to glYe
the n.coody • trial. h o ,,lvlbolearle mad mall Ly aim. •
Itoymr, No. 100 Wood, eerie" of Virgin alley.
Pelt:111.
•
The circulation 'dile blood is justlyeir
Wooed the greatest Ckttlinsl lion of Divine frotideneet by
that beating engine, the him., It P. driven Snail rests of
the theism. thaw( vigor mid etrenith to the Somptleated,
rthe.tanery amen. Thaillelor east whethtlr we Amp
or nate. smille• briskly thithiratthe arteries thd ninths
@only through the velne. net isarr that it should
re kept Pere from all imairZ. end yea hoo leglithet
many an. reap...nit tide emantial to th.- enjoyment
of perfect health. Deranalment in the Liver... Nerves
It generally the primary m i nim and 'Umiak, arodlthetion
and all the isarasaing feallilip. attending Dystomila. which
makes Uteri Annie, nimilti from It. Ethel& would rapid
ly Pakw initial. If there et no tare. No one avoid gni.
fir long if he is .h{, to obAlti . Math or ilootiand's .el.
brated Gorman Ilirters4 impend by Dr. C.W.. decision,
PHI.; they rarely fall in Slfrotlne a permanent two. Pee
thvartleemene. jullelkor
REMOVAL.
;
IfeCORD & CO:, HATTEI3I3,
Ilave removed M their new.store, 131
Mod steed. & door. oisme AVIA erre.. which We bee , built
with the expras adaptatiim toour Increased Madame.
Thu trek Soar ban been pitied up In MODERN
systruilvely for our retell 4,ado, where will always betrayed;
complete seceirimmi uf the lIOST FASHIONABLE
STYLES of Dente and Ydotaif Ire.. end Soft Mae and
Cape, ea well so LADIES" BIDING HATS, and
hitEIPS Goons, .4.l.u.ecti ea. Vie .ball to
plumed to me oar Mende at our new Mons. .
The four app. 'Lodes up. expressly for out wiroLa
SALE MADE, when .El be (band • WI Stock of lists
and Cape. embracing Bilk, every variety, %R. P.
name. Leghorn, Braids. arid Palm Liar nvni; SUk Plush
and broth Caps. and Childimo's Goode of all kinds.
learekamte visiting madly wit! nod It their Intermit to
eatemilne our stock, so our ymilltics ere ouch at to enable
nic to crimper; with any ; forting house In the liaiitmell
Bitted j. 21
• _ . _
Old Sores, Uleere, and all eruptions and
dire.... arising Irmo an Impure or depraved rtats cl the
bl.& toe the extranraiiihry cure of Wu, 0. llerearaL
highly respectable ritteen ief Richmond, is.. by Wises
Spanish Mixture. He WWI Moen and .0000 of the mint
deemiption. and Mildly got or bad. be wee amble to walk
swept On crutch. -A foie bottles or Gaiter; Spanish
Mixture. the great noel Iparilier, cured him,.. It has
cured bruidnale or otheridetio ham mitered wlth J bees
matlexn, bad ciffsete of tudivory, end pain. and ulcers of
the)... end joint& Mai hivertisement.
•
Insnranoti Compi of rittattargla
DtiJALET, Presuhti,.
WAIN L. AI RFIIRLI4 Alßet,
011 , 1414 94 WIT.Vit. HRTWX6.7 mAAKirr.Apro
moo; ATILL . E73. , /
. „
01Afriga tl iffa% Val 11 1 9
z can D it4itrus u p it Tri
sir 1...5s s w inst LA! !sr Alamos O R A. 4 ,
sipalost th f perils . 1 / Ow SEA wad NI, AND NAV 104110
uld MANSHORTA 7 101b1
ItMileta 7* 1 j e i rkle ". .
Robert Dustlmp, Jr. • I gp. mil.. '
~,...'
fiArr"Pistsaalts .'
- . 1 .,: tntc B l . 'sir gl ?' .....
Wm . Bryant. • j i J. Behlioss' last,
Jim. IL LlNspsr 4 1 .Ifm. ILLIIII.
_....._.
.:4 Alistair
... _ a,-,I 1
/ , t .4:14 Clib.,E; V. - :
: , I s ,e • - \
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:4'.1 1 14' S tilt A N4C it. ;: - ..
Thaw.. Taratea,l Kanawha, - i .11Iasan lon,
Illiwaiaolial all re,lcurrerieitaiik Not.s.--":
J....cure at LA9W6I2 ItArld Oa . aslicther.ltssse.
unryttionrst PREMIDIC PAID i / - 012 ?DUD SILVER
,- • ,AICD GOLD,,,
, 810111', DRAFT. 1 Aat.,riloliTortoqinadilphi
oat), at.toalaia4 taa•klocipal -au.s of thi;
state.. tatauquid imams lamas aLLOSTAT; i•IN
. FIR RiLifiRUIV.tOLICIES'OF uttlawrat i
I own ' raw inavausa IItSOIIASCII de :
,1.1i,1! - , , ...{.
C caner.; ..$2,600,000, ? ! ' ~.)
Ind useqwtrnipiennualon 00., or t041(4 - dii?
• CoVOIS'NOD, MOTE= avo w .
Akokirg? sv l .4s. Broker@ and InsmralsWAirts.
tnyalm re ' . -Nc. ii wood ,t. °mac& from 1.1 st.
ZIIREKA IIiiiIIRAMICR 0011PAKY ,
OF PITTSBURG-El . - -.1
JOHN I.O3HOENBRIPUR., President; .r.
AIOBEREPINNEV. Sco l it tt . ‘ , ....4
.10.11r.t...MFEPUELke - ilteil
Will Insnrs.Againit,4ll Rinds o f
MARINE &Nll PIRIELITJ-14:.
DIREMBA: 4 ... pr. T
J. 11. st....berser. I E. W. 1 --- . 14,, '
.P. W. 'Wader. . i • W. E. ER @lre; V ‘ s • , r.
ir4. m i d ar ek, • . 1 . I. f i. pda tc ,
• IL T. Leech, Yr.,
.. i tt Jolm A C:RirE •• ,
i
(horse E taldsu : H. 13. 1.. 11,7 , ^.-....
Ono : C. vtlignllisirote a der 41.1.
ClAs l" Vii by . lll.loul 4 jwill tallt.rAß a and
W.EVErIts EII9 L ACNIX) WATER ,
~11_12. t ytto
..
_....L .
f , ...Y . N r eitaill - Inqi_PlinOe 's Co \-
• OF PITTSBUROI% ~._.
4
Ulnae lauo, .11. ram . rr—.:4'..-..-:....r. s. seer.
Will : lippro ingtps 1 1 a kind/Pig I" .and
r„,tilutra lf .f i rd.„„ .4 .„.„„ m .-. - .3: 74. 1 u . „,, t 'S
.1 , - : 1 :, , idlizine' ' 10:' . ...1':
• ; wiiicti . • • ,
' ` It JillWe44.' , ' , "Tht• U - • -' l "' li tr .
J.W. Baler. -*• . - ~tri ;, ,
Wm. LY..• C.
Imo ll wn ib7 le hm* :4 l cosiza l
•••. 101 tames at Co. OMCII*Va SI.
IVA r:e4 7 47 be II Waribew,4 RE star!: bunia, —
/OW . ...
Mew Daguetrian
MR .NE LSON wokad reepectiiilii inform
Ma Mends and. the pond_ gailerally,. AM
esnet d 51.15 lamwkftni imaad kss
h• has had built sad haiCw cozakplettlui
Es. Offioe, Stdrd stmt..) Ma or chi* Aboet spiekre. gad
atiacest laght. lales
pre " rerA i rne=ine
az , n a ttrirto 11 a', 4k.h . t. till 4 del** .IL •
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A CARD.
T . undersigned would respectfully in-
S.TCAOTUr.RINT
ALSAtzoLEttO„oryVetAITTU_LL-
Iqrm Me Dienes and mistomere and the priblic gen-
:ly. that from and after thle date. 'he Intend, doing •
trimly Clash Bovine.. from which bore will be no &rig- . QRRI.PRIIRAIigALb;
on: and in undertaking this new mod novel, but st the T ° r a ja, erening,w, ill, 8 d •
game Oros beneficial enterprige. he kindly look, to kier,..- dy ,, t ...
.„...,, ..,,,,,,,,,, 4 ,.. 4. 44 .0 , j „tt mit. at, the Hew
former friend/ and patrons who hare heretofore en libew .„ R 0 t.,., jobb. E gg g „,0.,,,,, , ,, et , 72 . 0 1, Li n t1 „ ' order If
W patronized him to .11Stain nimin thin , that valuable Intiaground haling • front of sixty/set on
Being well assured that he nil make it derided,' tn Washington greet: extending' bast alsoni t
iller Interest topatronins the Omit System, which teem- . fat le the ~. „,,,,, ~b , i th ~,
.tmcv handfed
Phatleally the Prat principles of a health. businesw. h. , Bea, m an Hon,. an d ,„0„,,,,,,,, 4 lee . 44..2,nexcellent
*hall en - seam- at. ell seasons to hare • choice amortment T wo ...,,b,, I to adjoining th e afi',,,, b„,,r . A .,,
of the Bret Cloths, Ukrainan's:rid Vesting. imitable for this „ arm, feet .., w.,yi.r....,,,,, . ‘ ,.. ait jL took
to
tto,
market that are to be found In the Easte rn Markets. srsil-b c . ... 5.
will be med. to order in the latem style and boot manner , one other lot adjnining.ccoatwg
~,,.-*inn,n,w..
at • mall allvance; former edbrta shall he • guarantee Pm ”u n ding back along prcperty et c 0.,. . wg ",,,.
future endearing. Our motto shall be „ il • canal, on will& Is emoted a tiro Mau" fretadTda e il
Small minim and quick gales. Fire vslustle lots o d r grocuml. haring mob a tenni a
We study to please. R. CITESTER„ . cw o ntrtwormit an An engin street. exteruling back m ina.
July 19.1,355iti1ki Ti Wood es. Ity feet. nine Medea to • four Pet mules-, on each or ',tad,
„ Intoie /reeled en elegsnt net 'Owe . tern Mick dwelling
fl EN. LARINIER'S LANDS FOR SALE hooes w.th back 04111,11 m.
itir in Westmoreland county, neap
to Station. Togs—One third cash. residue in one end two met,
on the Penns. Ilallrossi—will le expneed to public ra le . with Inter e st : MI S P. M. DAVI& Ano.
Yes',.lll="7:l°.%...NiTtOrarL h 11 o f ]elf TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL:ESTATE
Gen. Wm. Latimer. Jr.; of, in endto .11 tbat rahurMe farm Asp STOCKS—On Ttilludsy griming. be
of o f 1. 4 a, sit-natal In North-Huntingdon township, Weet- ;8 o Hoot. at the Merchstite EXchange, Fourth will be
morelend Moray. knewl, am th. Latimer to end now , ~,,,,jd„. i•,, o ,d, o,prno. P. Recnn,..Tmost an of u. g , „ au.
In the occispatiOn of Mr. A. 1.. M'S'arlane and bounded by { the kneeing valuable Real,he..ate
ate
Stocks. lir
Inndn of.r. L. M" - -b"ni- ''''"Fe 1 4 4 -Osnlx•WlLll 4 m Mem. , mat valuable three Homy brisk Dwelling Hon. N o .
and the Sou•sh rm pony. and contains ITS a.m.. Also : 144 Fourth et- the lot haring a front ef ninatsaa bet ,„...
that otherwaluald , farm known Viii the" Sowash prorertY. Sth ot.. extending back eighty-tire feet, tr.. 1 11 , 11.1E • three
wijoining o f of J. Fullerton's helmj,..ilindw Hugh, feet alley, subject to mortgage ef $l4OO. ,
and laride of WeftMnrelatid OW COnaperly. n ot WI eontatu- 1 ha No, Ho in stsphen ‘bl•eil'a .euldisisicoiac iota
In
S 2 scree and 140 pershm. 1 Ms. 14 arid 15 haring •frout of
two
:pet, on o cc ija
i Twem—One third in hand nn delivery of the deed. f , A., extend Leg beck us e hundred loot.
onwthird at twelve mant:, with 1 Op. undivided Muse of lot No. 30 in aiie. plan of
I
t o tot ''''''' t""' s THOS. 31ELLO:l.
intermt.
in2o.ltwS:dtd . , iota In Allegheny City, harlog • front of twenty:eight ft,
• Trost... n Inches on Anders= et, - extending back one bun-
LOOS our FOR MOSQUITOES!
MOSQUITO NETTING.
f OS. HORNE & CO. have just received a
I•rg4 aseortere Ir
mt of wto and co nand 3106ipsitn 111.11
and Netting. at various price., to which they Invite the
attention of wh lettere sad retail buyers; at 77 Market .
avant.
N. B. The large quantity of rain which has Milan. and
the sultry weather wentlelnate are =Wei
Indication• of a plentiful a
jfesruito aason. Re wqmst Al
WllO want lemurs peventative analyst Mosquitoes. to Dm'
cure some of the 'i I mpenetrable" at cum. ja:l3
For Sale
A TWO story brick dwolliogwitb carriage
fl Henn, sable .na Int leeeentlr eitnatwl on Water d Pir: t b ßa "" ! t ine v „lll
ny oity Thv dwelling soutaln;4l 4 roonis, very nyard
rutty arranged, and Is surrounded with don fault and
ebrubbery.
irtileuiseirabla proparty ran bo purchaard on vary res.
*unable terms by spatting soon to
• PENNNY WYERNI4I7.
"in30:304 No. 164 4tb strut.
ISTORY of Silk, Cott•ln, Linen, Wool,
and other 'areas substance. Including ebnerra
t ann on Spinning, Dyeing and Weaving. dine an ace
taunt of the Pasto ra l Life of the . Ancient.. their
state and attainments In the domestic arta. mitt appen•
dice. on Pliny'. Natand ithitory, on toe mink" and tuan•
.into. of Linen and Cotton paper, on felting, nettles,
de_ deduced from copious and auth note Alum. in 1 vol.
8 vn. /or aide by Jot KAY A CO.. 45 Wand et.
PEARSON'S Celebrated Erysipelas & 'f et
ter Salve. Thin calve bas become caleorated rerantly
and from cures performed irnder our own Itum«ilat• notice
'take pleasure In nailing the attention of all affeerai with
the stove named dine.. to it. Knowing its °Bleary we
feel free to warrant it. If not ratiefantory the money will
be returned. Fes sale whet...Jo or retell by
JOHN lIAFT. Ja.,
jun N. 115 Wood stmt.
lILTICKEII 3- S Celehnited Diarrhea Medi
elan, the beet and only efficient diarrhenineiliclne
now In we. Federal prominent phyalcians of Baltimore
tiara oortified to Its ettleaer, the name. of whichwill he
tinned on the wrapiar. Let none me without a tie as
at thin nevem al the Sear all are liable to be attacked
nuildenly. Foe ludo hy JOHN 11/11 , 1, Ja..
Jao Wholneale Drngirhtt N 0.25 Wood nine..
(jNI.Y 41.60 for a 2 story brick house of 4
F memo, with sand cellar. not oven. fruit tyre. hy
drant An. The lei hi 18 feet front ey 50 deep. situate
near Catharine.Bth Ward.
Tow,-1550 In hand: Wane, in four initial pray - I/tents.
Jn2o e . CVSIIBISRT A PON, 140 Third et
FOUR AdRES of Land for sale situate in
Wilkinsteirgb. In a very healthy and pleasant lona
, on. All fenvid in. Gond ever felline wing the
Idnira. For terror apply In S. COTHRERT..4 SON .
• boat •• 140 'hi ntreet.
Semi-Annual Sale
A. MASON k Oa are closing out the
of tb,lr stcck of Dress Iloods, nom.
vAtis, fin. Dein Silks. 11.. fro, ftflls
flimsies, Ite. t at about otos half the usnal juZ)
Housekeeping Goods-
A. MASON CO. are offering their
41,, • large asemrtment of Rheetleg. Diapein Damask
a e Clnth. Napkin. Tmealllnce and other liottreteep-
In Goode at a tedortinn nf 2S and 20 per cent ju2o
I.IAROUCHE FOR SALE—A light built,
w large one.. which kne been n 'bort time I u. will
be sold low. Joanne .1. IL MUMPITV , 15% roen s t.
"ONE OP THE atner vi lt i FiartAßLE WRITERS OP
CONE cur MUNCH&
456 pr. filadratei : enil;. Prim $1 2
►rinthe St Lends Earmag N.
• . • •
.For many weeks people have esked 'What In the world
Is Con. CAA tlitomairr We find the sumer In the brink
Iteelf. pi. the IMon—quner •norrah—of New England
- village. and the charartere of It itimare In the book now
AAntto the pabll, Who the author /. we do not know:
va he I. One of the moss remarkable writers of the rieY •
n r tr V " l L' r:o him. The
moot deekled alerts of orialnellty and tone alonasrltik
flitacinir life and eydrit. from berriontiar tern d. It aboonde
une
to varlet deelinst mit in charevterealene, but In ileearlf
tlote of wen* and load-tate hlsh life and low Ilfe,
tawny and eltboi. The writer in a slaved Jeffs+, of human
norm, end inexilers pajotAr of vale of It, melancholy
weakorweee—thoosh without blttemeem, tor et
ea.
moth
of a humeri. as InclNs incidosntally the story Iv In.
tended io Martial. the =twirl.. of InteMtveranM. sad the
beneficial effect, of the Melee Law.:
Toady one temltting Si 25 a may of CUT COR
NETLF :11l Mat tit n Per elle by book;
millers generally. Patillehed by
.
MASON BROTHERS,
Na 23 Perk.r.w, 14 • • York.
anterior TOE MexooGoom NATIOATTON CO..
Pittsburgh, July 12,1E55. f
,
Y Autherite of a Supplement to the Char-
ter oral. Coilatianr.atirrared the 25th der ofJann
aim 11154,erg rh ilring the C0E13111.13r tthep the lusprove
Met eM.esenerille, and authoriehm the - aorlinstion
th. 'Ol n Comp.? ts that Stockholder, e dietri
butlein of ram stmik anions* the- to an
am ant mil:ail to the random:if the Comoariy three ex
panded. the Tressierm hse lnstrusted to dhdribute
smallest the Pooeltholdeni, In a w Ante. four per of for
the loot six menthe nialn the amount,. held by them
*meant.; o n re
epeetlrelr ti e wbooks of the pien to leb will be island the eredlt of their stock
pany.
W. H. (SIM:LAND,
iulaiewd , Treasurer of Mon. Va.
U. S. 'Mama! llovvrrat.
Loulavilla July 15. Mg. J
irkli fi^ gtty day, of :Tune last &man calling
I
ILLIAM TUSCAN. admltt«l to the
lir
ave Invtltto. ro. as a indent. and died on the 15th. 11e
raid he 5.4 re Johns Wring In New Tiontno. Wortmarw
:and to-•i`. :141 , m1.1 tale met them they wlll h.= 01
tomettlog to their advantage. br addreeglfilt
L. 1L TaYmEnrm,
fultl-ltd• Frewnrd nt U.S. M. LC., Loan ill
KT.
For Bale-
DRUG, STORE favorably located on the
corner arChmenntm,d Liberty street. Allegheny city.
dolor good retallbusinera far particulars .moire
of rtymoo BROS.,
No. so Wood St., Pittsburgh.
GOOD DRY GOODS SALESMAN
W ANTED—Note need apply but them that saii give
good ref...ens; and that understands the business.
1.1192nd JOHN DEAN k CO, Allegheny City.
il lI IDES-;-329 prime dry flint Rides to ar
rive by steamer Nal York this day aid for imßi by
inl9 S. HARBAlitill & CO, 296 Liberty St.
VINE FLOUR-50 UWE. in store and for
, sl. by Jul& & HARBADOLI & CO.
T EAD=II97 pig, Galena Lead in store
Julio
sac for MU by ALEXANDER GORDON,
121 Seaoad
(lUEESE-300 boxes prime W. R. • X
g
.fireheese
for sale by joie HENRY 11.COLLEN9.
MAPLE SUGAR-3 Ably. for sale by
fate HENRY it COLLIN&
GOS---45 bbls. fresh eggs just received by
Ju Al ig nit"" "'d
for RHRIPER.t DILWORTU.
51 0 BOXES Cheese for sale by
jalP .1. B. CANFIELD
25 cRe IS I s iS butter for sale
EGGS - 5 l
bble. fresh, just received and
for r0b.... JoaS J. B. CANVIALD.
OIIL CASKS -0 Y. 0 era ty , for Bale by
- r
Ms 1. B. CAN YIILD.
LILAXSEED OIL-3 bblo. tee'd and for
1... bale by BELL & 11GOATT. Water rtreet. f
PEARL ASH-40 bblif. for sale by
ha 4 ' ' ,* J. R.. (UNTOLD:
.1)11101', ASH-12 &BUT)? Bale by
3. B. CANYIELD.
r INSEED 011,-- 1 10 forinil6
', 1 1 0 4 " , • 1 1as' AllB . 2 . 7 • ,
extriedrrbi:
Ale B. CANFIELD.
1111 F
AP - Pla". reed by
lan i • MORT 11 MUMS.
,r7jiniev! How Not!
r„ ehade and /ris i ng. 11 . that Is
al oot r olently hot trofitlef7 woe reoicroal
moo, we 4o not.know wbotoroahl. Reeder. If ToirS.M ,
Aka cool hydrr =eh rote often tPor'storol Joel
at Collis ITO an& roam ono" of there Sloltehtrolly
ronts of which *hate Is r for more loft 14 CLIESTER:3,I ,
Nord ettort,-"
Wo plow. ;
"WISH -200 bblo. No: 3 Jorge newNiteicerel,
Ow NO( dr do -I do=
T" 00 bbl.. medhua deg do f"
60 boll do dL. i' e!
.41 6 p ,.
AO bid& White deb.
-, oo EWE. do.: -....4...,
' ' AS tif r lio t. _ r iAl - `-. -
~.. f r ,S,' ~, , :zo bou. Bowmen.= ---,
' . 03 half do --
..,- h..
. - senbu , Lake iterrrog, .:... -e; ~- /.: t' (.'
Ar uleim -fib lidi to ' i lo i . It: .17-4.N4.;:..f.
SUNDBJ.IS-2 tiozeiptintry
^
wrz , t and for eala b. Mby AriVIZVLEE
FlBll5O bLls. Late superior S ote K6 9l
holt do do 70 do ..-
ttLf. liatit'ore
jul9
.---.1 r
~.ui,"'...,‘-
tiD 011-15 ficr: :;- Cinci l zi
ware by j lLOATL ltt„ ,h t u 'i
/rip
IQUERRING-6 bbie. Baititno -g,
A i yoeidred ray for oak by ATWIILL. Lig *CO.
,V -0: SUGAR-33 , Mick -
IN . arrive aud brats Sy; •
- -
QUAD-10 bbh. Patombe Shad received
' '..179 and for Pan bl • }nl7 a Co.
WRFLNED SUGARS-25 crushed
agaryintla. ingTerined Bnear racnivad and for
&an / inl7 &TWiLL. LES & CO.
GO:
,I n br
P C
lilt
bbb3. frooh. jnot received and for
Jar &
idEs-31ibls. fresh Eggsreo'd by Es - preen
and Wr odely julT MSNRIr 11. °MANS: •
:ANS-23 bus. email white "Emits for
hale br, jun MENEM 11. OOLLIVaI
rtibT°4-4.0 bble. Baltimore _ dry silt
traits t jun HENRY IL COLLINS. •
EW Iit&Q.K.BRBI-No..3.large just reo.Ni
and for sale ? j. Jul? lISNIM uounts.
101116TA811-7. casks first gcbulity just mid
ws• sits 6 . • us:my H. cowrie.
r -b EMS. CREWING TOBACCO;
O
bbls. Dikes OM Tiepins;
j.i2 60 btu., IV/. ft. , vas .ub o r r iA l b 6):
14
—L
11.1. METAL. No: 3Anthracite metal,
~ hyouts,- r ris tsa, Cote metal , metal , tor sale by -
J .1 • )4NII, No VS . Witter strut.
itE ABE AiTALIOWOIL-6 We. Immo,
CCU store sod,? ails bTi le.SIAHDINCBr 00.
LILLIE-4ot) , lbs.' is storea& foxAile.by
W,HitylM co, Tiodi
AUCTION S
P M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Cb.matiat Saks /looms, awn., Wood p.“l Fifth Wort
iffaraii7lErtilenCh; ilWAllliii.
Nix tots In the liorofigh of •Manehister. haying each a
hoot of twenty Ihet on eoutheadr slde oflihatmoe c 4., es.
tendiug bark iVil Poi 9 Indite 00 Boeith idler. Win% In
Baaewell'onubdivinion of cot lot N0...5117 iii rwierted had
opposite Pittsburgh . .
The ondltided three.fiftlis of two hmilltd and nixtB.
silr, No sure. of land In EomogrlT town Shir. 8 ..T.T ...Jab
on the north•anaaide of the Ohlo Hen; alljolnloir ...Me
Nos. ih), 21 sod :lon the twat, No. 51 on the eart,
_Na 49
on the iniutti. and i.o. 46 on the Vest. bring hoot Na 44
In Leet's district, No. 2 of the depreehttiou nurnera Soh
feet to lien of 99424.
One hundred and thirty acres land In Wood conoty. Va.,
fitteen Mlles below Par
. nrc and Uwe.- ogles ham the
Ohlo riser, on which ar erected stew mill and IV house.
Bo4'lle o net gt :Zril ' of ssotion 73 In townshlti 47 oath rif
range 26 west,
In
the dintrict Of Ise& •alseet to We sit
Seut ElLiNlarie, illehlgan. contsittluir 160 arm in Mar
quntte tnirostilo. •
"Itr
The south-west quartet of sect ' 4P II). in tom:whip 47.
north Offense 25 west. in the et 01 tends s ue to
sale at Bout Et Mom. 51Ie min, onotnirdett one hun
dred and lorty.olue acres od flfty-four hundrudtha, In
klardifettetownsldp. •
The isorthwant quarter of neetiokt 24, lo fowl:M:11P 47
north of ranee 26 vest, In the dhstriot of lands antdeet to
sale atilsot St. Marie, orotalnlng 160amis hs• Marquette
township.
One tindlelded f orth 01166 seresof cooper wild ainionl
tural lands to sootiou 6 of towasbip 48, mirth of 0n... 42
went, In Osklaod minute, Mohican.
77 gismo Ohio and Peorisylranla Railroad Co. o h
189 . North A-ieriesti Moine do don
50 i' F.nrent-Chr Bank • f Clorrelan I dry
5 " Pittsburgh and ClIOVOIV•11 R. It. dot
- 8 Umber". 110 In do;
.• " Couto-15,01e du dre
• 5 - Chartlnrn Valley dor,
18 " Pittsburgh ft Cott 11111 TurAke Co. d%
00 " Teroperancerille Plank Rua! • do dot
4 " West • onion do do dce.•
660 . Bled/ 311nIng . do des
400 . Iron City Illninc do do;
650 •• Firs Steel do do do,
WO - Pittsburgh and Isle Rossi Illidug do dcq
800 ... Plttaborgh 511olon Co Stank.
16 - asteo • do do do_
Termnat rel. 11,15 P.M. DAVIB. duet.
PITTBBIIRGH THEATRE.
1 MONDAY, JULY 16T11;185*,
ND EVERY EVENING DURING THE. WEEK
SLITS*, WELLS & BIRIPH'S
MINSTRELS
IttESPECTPULLY announce to the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh and akintty, • wham
Pir
INC,OMPARABLE ENTERTAINMENTS!
Which will adieus eke/ species of similar Concerts bek
terrorsted to the public—they king the
Perfection of Ethiopian Minstrebyt
The established and worid•nitlis reputation at Use"
Three Brilliant Stars,
DICK .SLITER! BILLY BIRCII!!.& 311 WELLS!!!
Is a ratiebnt guarantee of tbesuperloritpundekellenna
dittos', entertainmente, which embrase Aan Orbilnalk of
Conception. and • lbampletenek of titeentim.er be
nne attempted b• war Troupe Ir toe world; andeur new paring
in smotmt asd rentatbltt of talent. ..Wok bands tumor
ganiserl. See Programa:lk kul other atitortbemente.
ilarr 01,0111 aka •t o'clock. 00.011 to commend, at
oeloet.
• • - •
Puma—L.lr 'arid Gerititmen W Dn. Cirree, iso coati.
Patna/01e Tickets. 25 mete Gentlemen uneer
remoldi by Wire to Drew Circle, 3714 amts. Second
Circle. pa- 25 cents
CEO'. COBURN, Proprietor.
jtil.44lreic • 011).T. C 51011ri4,
.E. 1711 A ADVERTISEMENT
Sliter, Well's and Birch's Minstrels!
NO-NIGHT, the great Original Ethiopian
a.Comedy of the
iv TE L D'AF IL IQUE
which the e e t , .e amine. , trill !PP.. ! .
..U. ' 45 be rf
prated en Veldts and Saturday MUM.
Per art enl a ceMY, Prernenntnn. Julce2t4*
HUGHES, DIIPIIY Ot ORPTIMBE,
OITOZTIORA ASO NAISOLZSALS DMUS IN
AND WOMAN
FANCY GOODS,
37 'Maiden Lane, up stairs; New York, 37
told
7 AR DU GRAND ORANTIER.PARIA 7
tiAVE no u w t :tom in d storo..ang o lar t o receiving t4 b2
attar dealeabre.,'ne.eint ordeedernotZtialtr rMann
other*. the following. ols
Aoatellattnna plain, mimed. fanny. Dant and mat do.
all alas": rift and Velvet Dream Buttona re new at7MR
Rode , Cnat and Pant Bottemr, all alma Lana, no
Ghia, let, Black Bead, Pearl ribtrt. Yost and Fanny
Sutton, 01'41 desetiotlona. new Malan Bracelets,
Brnerbea CITER6, ke.nf .a.nroty/ena
White and U lorod Was and -Fancy Beads
81Ik and Pane;-: Poing, Rik and Metal
0 needs and Vent Chaim; eeth, NMI and
liarthrosh , ge neat Pocket, Dress
ing and Fine Combo Partemmlon
Caw. Ann -Intim Dim, Com.
Innen: Carters • tale ;
watch
K ellr t t , lat L PP
erg Boe o ath2. Stool, V ol.
Tatapd
•
Cotton Psmong
.
Eteet Peron Jeweler,'
Salem Ilona and
I. Harp &Hogg. -
decorda and Phdlnas nr a superior Malls;
r
Porternrunalen•and Cateein
I suer Threes Vesper.
an of whicti they
moo t
to the tradcat the 'Meant market
prlor4 and on the moat Ilberalterms.
llirOrdraa for all deo...lotion. of French Goods !Wed by
then-resident partner In Pella. Mr. A. Orehenge.
inl7.lmd •
For Sole.-Zanesville . Rolling Rill
'EMS- MILL, with iall its - apiitaunanoes,
now offered for sale.
eontain. eight Banal and three Heating Ittrnmem
an A xle Furnace, Maramer and Lath., component to turn
out barteen dales on •aingle turn; and all the requisite
natures tomanufacture ne tborieend IL B. Chair. per
day, • 1
It Is tarnished rlth two knogina• • Sque•ser and User
mm.oheet, Bar and Small Mill., with full sets of Relit
four palm of Sherwin 801 l lathe, eight Sall Pluldnee, de.
The building being high. airy and pleasantly lasted,
sod the city one of tne beslttdrat in the western court ry,
this Mill It uniformly preferred by workmen, An strand.
ant and never faiths. supply of inter !shad from the City
water Worked. good Cad at a low rate nen be delivered at
the Mill without delay the year round.
Parties wishing to enter atone* upon Mei= analbeture
of Iron are requested to visit these • orb.. Two yeelm
time would guinea to put them in complete running order.
Any father loth:math= cont.:nibs thleproperty eau be
obtained by addreaelu JOHN Al EWALT. dodger,
. jutDdwd Zanesville Rolling Mill Co., Zanesville, 0.
IZenerrille Cousin.]
•
ISAAC L. PLATT,
Importer' Of Polished • Plate (}lase, from the
old established manufeetou of the
BRITISH PLATE.GLASS COMPANY,
TEN77EAD. IaNCAELOTRA ENGLAND.
rLISHED PLATE of all sizes, suitable
or Window' of Stern and Dwellintra, dhow Dean,
Leh Lamm, Railroad Cat, s.,_ocesetantly on hand at
the Warehouse, 79 AfG.NR.t.rBTREARIVe.O4 - ont
ANCEICANPLATEMLASS COMPANY
Factory, Willlarusliurg r L. I.
bove a
T'''' th 'sobser ibOolopan er 'h „
Is owaving taken swilled theto Acl
u a
of e y n
their Rough 'Plate Maas, for Mullah., Moor-Mee and
Pavements, ore quality meninx to the imported Wide.
not at mach lower rates. JOHN R. PLATT,
4,41•0rn 79 Slump street, New York.
fr.P. =rm.
_L SMITH, Kars . & EMIT& •
WHOLBSALE ORQCERS,
. 1 12.1.1 Seiand and 151 Breit street,
juis. BUB GM -Pt
. .• : tiruke- r • : • .
elf, A itiori;'l4' ; the ttti
bed ateshoW tioterl, N. 4 ••
• • - box by {ewe t 0 eell attentinh to to mlgalfient • ;
Rmente andatit actonumaletteus.
turx to made to a.oan. utility and aseeenien •
taxation,. evweeeichrettat. The dowering • mat
elerently appointed; the mho* of romal atmeeedbo
&milk:sand here traveihtijoethix the sleeping stout
•• elite ovum:oakum. ogetrweii ventilate&ead • lento Pio , '
• • - ertyem supplied with Coehttaato water anti rm.'. •
effort will h, made by th. P , 9lw l "thr t 0 tnDot.
the eemfart of hie Boob while eolourstag at hie Maio
LUWI.9 RICO , Propitetaq
, • y 1115 A— w.l44seend
.• em. • ouse, ew ton.
t ,CARD.—The occupancy and manage. snent of thelllmuutz Yfonse.^ NOM Ihightom Isar.
us Amen maimed by the_ subiesiber s _the friends of th e,
establishment end the bublltt mmerally metisselhgt7
brooms,' that h.6as perfeetml au& Metal miner
intr,ll
• of
.41. BIHRILVI
•.; ••
v AIY , . I f,ITTS. - ,&trWrP .mt hY
• • •ef DAM , * and Beim ne: l 7.4= ;bort 117ltr Nee ,
• •• Monk Wham Mask fillke an ether dsettsble anode,
g"lI-ANNUAL SALE—A- A. • Mason .
xn. ano omolon noir eplenattd 'took of Perm, Mk.
Mother kintleotßonnett. at • minet/on ot about
...-,' . ~_ Enattrold -.- ' Rm. "dories! .
PINE SETTS, COLLARKTRO and COL
-1 Lana. in (nmpwq'M►lt.s"Ood Vottotelonnes Lac
'A **bow m -
- ash pubsoot,_ Nubia, to atom
+at , • _--, RAIONS
__Ottt-stul osatotti , t the Goods ot 1 I 1
, , ~ ' 10111 N ECOIRMIttAG &MORA
tolo ~
,_„: ^
:1 .116.17 Morkot stmt.
,
uum. Ap Ffi l h i tyv Go t
just ds.
tee a new
Leau9 fo Whibm andoust. , 'Also. •hw wow hihe or White .al
C CoU =aa Sleeves,
To orb !eh they hnito sttoottoa. st 77 Market St JIM
B. N. O. Sugar to
ATWJELL, LIE & CO.
LTMI-ANNUAL SALE—A. A. Mason £
caa open Thursday'. July oth.
70 rzargram..._tteit n a 2l4 4 4orth
14? mon. Stuurusr Shawls. at lass thu ono halltbe usma
GRASS SKIRTS—S® fine Grum moth
lug Skirt, but oyeoed azol for mile at about en►LY the
naiad • . A. A. MASON A 00.. 2A. 6th it.
•QE31.1-ANNUAL BALE--A. A. Mason
_La 05. Imo r•O'd main Tarp lot of Potiolnea. Irma
1110 VIS VaLLIVIOS'It 610 por Idoid modal do Mo. ,
B. ig• D " lb, " 1044 Mae walk SO sad SU. pill
SEMI ANNUAL BALE-AL A. Masoti
Co: open on 'Monday: July lab, 86 cams moo at
bond Oalicart. ►t 4, 8 nod 4,40 Pe? Md. I."
TIARABOLB--500 API and fashionable
1.441 " 41 !" 4 !° :Al MI6 on.
rrE clooD3-4,.. A:. ?dawn it Co. axe
thee stock oil Whits (kW. sad la.
Inv crises ~ sts Wadi=ot Wit o ct Lif Mourn*
RAGA? . AUL, No. 91- Market et.; still
contionotoball *ha bandel et their idook of *Wasik*
at mliseed mitre. : •
and
who .166 to obtods bar.
C . 1.16 WOU II dn well to bah and wants. tber awingtoo
30(1Z.G5...-PRENTS. Bleawbed and
.111.1101,0lashimumellBersitei
4.( 3 ,l...sai.asisea - XASO2I a 007.
'NIAIIST reo'd 100-7pcs.-4411oglish Odimes.
feat solors. Mtlisifmt. 10146 ' ' A. MOON tOO.
ELT BIRIKLIIB--A•Juni,let•,*B nod,
itaemiat , ~•• • sou s% 17 Nadu* Ma&
THEATRE.