1 . . . "I , ' , 1 -,,' . SLY ~T' ;.t. - TAIITISRELO IN 1786. • ." I AXESIS DIRECTORY. I likimEntatia, a com ADIIItIITIDENG MANDY t r ..! L ila NASIAO emu; Mr, You& 444 No. 10, Mato street, Mute. tie3:64 48.06 iv Ire Mort 100sentill sad Isnot& tt astsainetolPspets both ta the United Mater To the Pntuic AturnikiiifilouljE 4.11 now open Vine &mins. ptsa. and ty Ibr the 'vont - 10 . . 2 les,dlag pubbq to whew motet .n.rl willibirsid, by the norm ovum Idea Judson', _ Hnoodzeth ulas% d 4 4th remdbbr. °writo Nair Bs. hsdl atrale entrance No. LLOiaLl st.—NarYork, „,Brandreth House Restaurant, 43i'I VlrTt New Hawaii- Railroad Depot, astrammuplasproar4 sod Ompat std 11.16 . er r e d at. all bonra. Oiritars In over ityl4s w AM of 'rem Ar i zafdrZ6VArt= tboanorooce., Wargo Baster. Ist* of Me 41r Itantikam. stiverintrinds the ' cooking departmut. plants tb, dr, axe ses:pir_a draper ar !atlas. Mawr ta"....2=e l fr a =ll . 4lra t 1 e a =lbe asn: Other afrost. iadjaaer i zrtin eau be ..p,Zonees Patent Elastic Skirts. QATEIrk FRANCE, No.-1 Barclay Mallet; New Yortfg. AUTICAM-Noss 010 o. moot they him the ptsmp of the pateot. also. sod senors 10- r ringing Irjll bo pecriecutd stoordlog to Us. saar W. JAMESON 41k BON. GRATE AND FENDER MAKER, r ? d 'lcmicr sr. d 9XI BROADWAY, raw roam WARZUCHMS. INF.XL4N, LEWIS & BARTOW, N 0.161 ar..t...-sana.vo*rq or PAP= Oa Dula Prla tau Brat /aa. laanuarunraa, aurally. W 766 - TOTS AND TANITIC GOODS. , :ABLBORN & CO., 54 Maiden Lane; miw o rianal o agsa Meter Meet, Imretare arrOlb Spiritual Telegraph. organ o of modern tirritualism, Fourth ooszt.ine=ifsetliad o to t "on By r ettog fn. toroootoo. Pobli.hed wookl p r a . thr az orffi rr ola ovbitual Books kr obi by P 1112 Deets NOW ' S.—A - Taatologoo of lipbitual biota sent on sofas k aol64md Comm Fans and Fancy Goads. :.William Task er, ip s mta¢ 'AIM PLACE; NEW YORK, invitee • thentlnatlo co Sontbern sod Western Idereheta. • a lento* of Fens, Omega, lislr. Tooth atid. Noll Lajgletlo.l2sl . erfamst7, Scam Port Mon- Podtet hooka. Drees Bat net* .1 rone: Hai end Neolloi. end Eyes, Watch 0 pArd., Wel,Oorel ond Glue Sena. Neekhoee. to; Ladle Rubber =l4-Jami t t i olLeur a rys ol trayreaription; Seieeere. kW.. 4 ........2.. e.t.:La . 47 4 ` 1 ? we.' "=""t_ti San 'Stench sad 0:n Panay Goo, which will de ofirry lowest prime for Oaeh or Approved Paper pi letter eeleated sad_ pat up In the be __WILLIAM WICKS., P. 8.-MTiu. vat this oat. 101';1;7P--.:3;.7114 '‘ - INOPTER'S PATENT PLANE. it"undersigiiol is pTepured to supply C.ll/PLAT66S. CIAIIINSNI.A.RIr, aadjiArkera 14 i Vierlittont h prolio .e nneiiirimasi mita: am Ten la; must emu name into general sae. Then lama Prom practical yr/gateau are tag. two among many tlae Paten.* has receltragmlineare ailing Ws Pliimiabere ottun nn, • l'atilUi•jalat nms MIMS PACTOST.I February tryi kir= snit! . that &nine. ths MM. twelve months wehodm •Ilopoer's Potent Plana and de not hesitate to iniiimastsl It to CatineAllaken end Clarpenters as ea ol..Ptene In use. We amidst lt peculiar. 454aibli:I ' VetTasre, rat reslnat sod iari amts kw to ha • of emagent, des being a great mettni of howv be fad. tryoslnd this Plan will plant more vs tmensibut Imo= ma do br inky othanplarm or method Ingot taw • hYali iOO. • • TO KOMI ;am. lino- • Jet4o ' - 1 Mr. azinanol, Paten Bonsh Di ame tt to to a wet *masa Wiesen ttm Owe Win Intendedebs A Innatdnatiott . ePlro and It Moho olledn ' At the 4 *"tha tims or 17htlt1te old =mad 1 hare no doubt, wham Itworopettlee Moons, thesis. but Main entlrely antemeds the Ib teddnes and lamina estrum. l - - i tinohmenally imosamond It to ail Tan.= Inutoma so from my ltnowledglnt, thane's *MMus as welLatted to dim a =oath sod Nom twit iledettto ymeere es the Hooper Potent Bench ]afn WWoootrou.,; • Tundikere WILTIMNI* 0109 Mira M., PlUstatith• .111Mtbez , Abnurry 27 ,,lane= IIOSIM :ALTON, of this city, le my mi. Amtnt fur the Mho of ' or of rights to mannfschne nod esh Meta. - PPM= Ellistrombo•Ymoh 21.1.515. Car • • peting. On Cloths and lotting.. ••-•-:,•-• ROBINSON & CO.. • . NO £7 warwAr.assz. wk - as :woori, ABZ:no* rooming a large sad choioe ar eartmeatoralaPMNGEGirthe latoxt sad nowt tilhl pourer. froir • Jaya lrobrst, • Bryant' and Ts • ' hairs and•suro rbus ffl7. X.stsirsberla, In t ends. "' T:U u led rstaVAss4 Togrtbsi - with miry . desulytkst of limp. 0 0 41 4 4 and "1""d .CI T 4 /A)tit OIL CLOTHS, 'ffeom S to 24 Mt uldik all qualltks sad prism Also, Table 011010140 Wag sad green- OU Sbadou buff sad cram lloUsad Wisdom Studs% Anus sad Tab). Car ergSauk .14sss,_ Droggsta. Cocos sod Osatna mamma law Rada. Matt. Hands, ce., AU of which Ell be of sreff • • - • ink" Tae Youtu-Ladies' Institute. Nro:"38 West TWellt9-Third et., N. Y. YeDrama ERNEY.DAN A WARD end Kra WARD. &Meted by. , -Itev. , TWEODOR6 IRVING. LL. D. end M.aARDa6R RPRIIKAPIAIMLIST. TM:lad/mit yew Moine kits Awl.: and ereLt 4Moleig. 71:091.N.SMUTLedtp;frp Profuse= ideetret ['ade Win •Ita Depertreente, mar...rapluos.ar.oging,sed of the Modern Ilestbarr u br=leoPetTer=for . young IE , C . M; els:mentor the 11M tuts and i r=t with tro• ai- Wr.L D: W ot Quo ,lairtlteite. , may be ed. droned Y by u& seam of tee Ingttws., ten aDIt the entiro fAmny and also th e pion of and of study. may te moo by WM= on nay Cb., Woad street, gitteborgb: Swath &lA. do •, •do J. IL Derberni. Karl:ant; • arg2 EL 8. , • do do.,* treEl ;OP T. Mari -Camage-Yactory. ICSTON;iBIICITHEBS 11;004 eashOosedi Manses. exam of Rebass mad flahnout eta. ealtY.Pa.lessesa haadasdammoinftetarbes ale • WisasertumstalCanimpa Itorlersaya Remiss, lienigsisseasnn neei mods is sll tbsir autos. - Allem nettle street amerd.i• durstsair and beauty at fluiste, Yat MI oar Trott ea. bort Juniata leme Eastays Mk my. feeßiattensisTto WU* makt Lemsdbabla term • They ' Vontiekmt that. all who may Woe theßl th their pat reansgeoriii be pecteetir astistiedom of thST seen. Ths }'l butte ened Masebeetay Omnibuses Mem tba Tes mil emery 16 =mutes *mina the day.. , • • . °SA Book. ind %job Printing.. • JOHN T. SHRTOCK, hannoceptly re• mo..d h4 Mik Ittolloldieirtbitlill 4 24, ..rol u roopootfolly= T. ark:Wort& marmrsetziolsod otdor her.. Job =ll. Vl:tabled to ozocotio ••=- seri of ***Aid 'lmrosatil• jODrintisur at Oattriergneu . • „rap. ~tl,l a does onTaUilittrk4 6dorW WRY roZst. Book .11114411. ohtbad.•nd Re Ws. ' - . • orrlo PITTS A FR4III COACO' [FACTORY. ant, BIGIZONV 4 CO to IL K. Maw, NO. 46 Durop ALLsz. litUg soar w.d.t. Ptitsburgh,' Penna. CARRIAGES, PILETONS, lheapin, end 1111•1 i i fairedriptlon limey 1•I bap tri lm 0 1 : 1 / 2 =of Air sral :=4.211 "4 /o=lnersololl. - • rooli dell aid Leather Store. • , - No. '2l Smith Third; Bine% • riamo Yortiadinif Mutant obi. PbEadeleldoi si* Tog SAISNPANIBII HID&S, Pr attad,Potas Con lollerweoll.lWinon en e Sews 114th. imesetprionmactsb.berttanns 11113,-All blade of Loather to to* roost minted Wl , p t r chid bieblet morn* wide_ be clean WI, or to crabwise Ibr Mire. inward. wand bye or alms. sod sold on romeodintenn • w •••• c Promos. IiceIITCKSON k CO m WHOLESALE GROC ERS. Produce ud COMMiIMOII Nenlianti, AND DIALIRS IN ' Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles, No. 219 iinl!erty.- greeti carom .of /ruin, says PUTI3I3IIIIOII.EL 10. 1. 01111... L. 0001.11 fats Y, ' W-HOL'ESALE-GBOOKKS BOAT 1rUlil&81l144; DZALTAS Dr Pradart and Pittsburgh lanufactitres, No. 141 Water staves, "' re .'"'Ulaaa. PENNA. Janes Inria , & Co., IttAIinuFLOTURERS OF traintrpac ACID; Sulphuric Ether; iih n te j ortts tit Sttxr. Ada; IkelEMI , I koodir Xmistin AC* triar r# Mims zda " I ""TitqA tirSOO*4oiirde nwIL • - SIM' DAVIDSON & CO., ' t ak, NIIPACTUB.ERS' mid deal= in Vials; Udall bladed? Ordors sad Mut Glionw, Olatr st i c r i l d a trlo_44rr ei atab i z= I° ' , . LEATHER. -, ' ArinTZ,' lIENDRT (lc ef..119i North TEIRD Btrod i +l4o.ll.4 =COO MANTIFACT , wAmparkn IO „ OM% 1..11D 'lad OAR NO . 4 Ltro •1 ;. Alidssw --SSE AND SIGN- PAINTE4m, 'l6lzolterrprontritly attended to. oriameatod Is it isystior stye. : s atb2l.ll :IKI3IIIIT H. PAITICRSONIF k;:.mat,Y AMY ESAU • . - STABLX, Diasseotal *Ned and Chary Bicelateiltg (Mee. cr.. -ex. • z Z R ' 8' atilt I- d em i ifLit zAr.ni .Tia.Liiituriulatt • , .1. • • IX-115210.1Meri ". • BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS. LOUIS SOMMER. Attorney at Law, and Eastern Collator D AND Plr , :l4.4ll.riLlliii RAIL . st gA 9rl r=t+ Puetw,TruaM el liabont=oth.s. • ilurrolv: °bk. tieXXXXX VIZ l it i MiTimys 2 CO, i f'"44. ara Hatter.} 0. Mawr& Sh Lk W st . ettar T. iu s t, Theodore oe. aw Lc. H. P. 31 wilw l ~,t wft.l4l, 7. W. TtiORPSON , ATTORNEY AT LAW. AND COMMISSIONER !OR relvivsyznimu. Davenport, lowa, WILL Buy, Sell and Locate Lands and y. tae w t r . Pnr Taxes. Collect Claloks, Lona you " Han. W. 7 Johnets, 1 " ft lf i tialTirrg.. "Ce" iittenvgh lifflary nkr/3.33nd BLACK dr MELLON, GaATTORNEYS AT LAW, (Summon to butwo, a Ma 11.. ).) V•tareir• GaGGlnsi, Grant r at., banh, her.nt ILI.VPR'P*g3m 344I H lOSEPH S. a A. P. MORRISON, Attar gavdt...rlk Orpititbl. 4 lb.lV' "I""..brirm OBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law , LS. Be. broda. Mo. 47 LIIOBERT.POLLOCK, Attorney at t Law— Owner of Fifth acid firma stzestisoPPodts iboikuift stops. Pittsburgh. - torit.e63 JAAIES J. HUHN, Attorney at Law, o ffi ce Ptyurtb street. mar Grant, Pittsburgh. Jalb-dlr JASPER E . BRADY, Attorney at Law, Nn.1311 Fifth street,Plttabargh. .21 ' : .AGENCIES. Michigan General OOmmizeion. and Collect ttonAgeacy Office, L' K OR the collection of Home and Foreign sneeeetUe and another Now in Michigan adjacant State% InTegmant and Payment. of. Money", Payment of Taxes. Pwchan iLnd halo of Real Estate and Stooks and Inanranco Agents. MURK Ai ANDERSON, Danoit. Michlgan. rigrbran"—liescrs. Kronur 4.llabro. Bank argl Whip Co., Cisset.to 00.. Loma, Stanart a. Co. insoMerchant.. ' Wairrso— ranca ( =ancsa or Michigan from nnirani,u.d. 8. CUTEBEET & SON, • GENERAL COMMISSION AG E NTS, for the male wal r =hue of Real letata, Oollealon of Relate, NeirOthal Bead.. Kellgeiree. *a No. 1.10 Third mt.. pi WM. A. LEMWS ti L EAL ESTATE OFFICE,NO. 87 Front street. Ed dear from Karicsi siaWm Maas v ifs UM, is. 0011 tsslAt sad mkt. a 521.41 , Aar USTEN - LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, Mak: Merchandise and BM Broker, Cad MI. 92 th an" above Wood. Minium Wornirtl7rked' aidirodr4 to. i .~,1 ~ : iii.\•s.: a# M. GORDON, Secretary Western hill*. • rum Co" 92 W.B. amt. GARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfor Franklin :L i ar commuy, ..ru.wre- COMM Of 11.1. d `~7:w..fti` ]:~r,~~.r9~:sstss~~R'~e~si; t!d DRUGGISTS. OIIN HAFT, Jr., (eruocesecir to Jas. hi"Guf feya Whciorle sad BAUM Draasist •nd Naha la Mi.Dradaillavae-.141 Wood mama a doxas Way MN= Pittamirau airaaralor Mani Ws. 11_N P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Drop, Pelnte; Vecnielw SUS Die MX& 15.2911 d 16011196. ttantems. sar Agent fee Schenck%4mimic Syrup. mar 24-ly E A. PARNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale ' Ifft=" ut oueo Wood and gad " lauketa llita. to RE. SELLRMS, Whelessle Dealer in IF P a t Dye Stan; Oils, Viantablo, tc, 0. Mott reeart.traare Owds rd.* 1/ RA13141 & RrsITER, Wholesale k Retail .L + Dr ettezn of Mali , and Bt. Clair gnaw SCHOONMAKER lc CO, Wholesale suo • DruireistA No. U. Waal sheet. Plitatitutei; AOSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox • tb.„ corner Market street sod Diamond—neere con. Ur on band a ND and complete asoortment of L= Idedidnea.. lledieine Croats. Perfumer.. and all pertaining to hi. Imminent Pim:clans prascrlptlons metals ennosanniScd at ail jagar COMMISSION &C. FtTgffIiIIIMAIMIWIn7!IIMMMIIMMMMI A , LBB & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS Produce Ar Commission Merchants, _AND DEALS'S 11 PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES, Na: IS Wood ',L., betweea Water ud Free& at apll3 PVITEIBUBIIII. 0:e:4:1:411:16:41 , // (late of the firm of King k Moorhead,) COMMISSION 3DIRCELANT, AND DEALER IN PIG mErAL AND BLOOME No. 76 Water street, below Market, mAs _ prnimuson.vmsk. HUSSEY & WELLS. PPADKERS. Wholesale Deniers in ProviSkne, ornattycamma4Mos-mE. „ e . a. VA LZIAILTIT XTRZAT, PITTSPOROU, PA. J. L re, r AtimALL, Wool Dealer and Commiulon &rant, No. 139 laberti=on; TO W. MECUM** a Bm UM Kramer Km.. • ••••E• Brown S Er d trkpatrick. Murphy, Tim= I 00. my244lEct REmOVAL—Soringer Ilarbough & Co., YIL haws mowed to ko. 2WI Lltwet7 strait. EIMER 11.A.13,13 . AU01T it CO., (13nocee r Le L Thataux.l.) Owasoladan and Forwardbi tr,Doalwa la wool and Produce tonorallT. 1115 Marty atroot. fittabartb. Pa. aa‘ A. A. HARDT coriussitNiniosiliJlDlNS J ° lijith AMY Agent of the labia and ladiaaapolit HAILIWAD, NO. 80 Waterst., Pittsburgh, Ps,. raMid 1. rThinits.:*.... ififf r ac k— i r coo COMMIS& Fog,w,ARING of,„dorritubanAoteak- Aa" Strom. MUM:ma. • our H. JUNI. 14 SOSO= . B.OXISCIN .1,, ;00., Wholesale , Grooers, Produce Dealsra.sn4 Oamaindon Ilathsattgo. 1 rtmt. Malmo. , UM k ANTKLO, - ; Genera Commis -A= Masinata, tlsilaglelphls, , LlE.ral .d 1 , on comidomanto *I ,Prodaa• g. qtly, - • -AM,' B. 0.4.N1T1.1.11),' Wait& Warren, Ohio, . oo natPssimlP .soo Partrardltt, mad alma. Main la Wiaall'ltaart• 'Dotter. Pot sad Patti day piaaa Preauta , Wan Mark bottom sootoom WO&rW i va a l ". I r aigireiriiil 7— biviiiirrigr al "! l ' . • & CO:, Wholesale , Orociiie r , I . ii 1 'Pi - ism! Cosandalos llorehaits,s2 Isacc: • No: 11; Pacend PI to ETU ST. .I . IOIIOIThE. — RENRY •g Ii: oi r eZzlbag26mo neth VlV . d Z wow • •• : : •A: • . ..orter en, is hash awl Wan No. 66 Mutat Importar and Whole— & it: l4 a ttrital a tZ Po.i.aleTM=ll DRY GOODS.' T . ' • fiaggn & Able. . - pi.• t).li..iiiiriet et ,aroillosin' g out their"en -1: iirr: ll , l:47(l°"6"= ...mrtmeelt. • 43 1%741 • 13 ; • .... ntur ........ :=1:5 ..aph otha ,...- v lfTh iva rla t iV ii suk OMAr t......tr4 nrnd yjhle "" lirol..ll onlel 0 a Erma iumrl2l.. 1.. JuIiE•It,UVRHE 3 00., Whnletale and Retail Dealers in • "TRIMMINGS; -,, maxi omitruzamcsmer • Gloria Fawn , Goods, &o. N' are sairribgatitteeet"34B44latini47 & Ma, . No. 91 Market 'Street, 0131.1} rineetftilly invite the attention asu b m i zi= :- Varrr n _i a"ad 4 .444.4yf1i 'neer WM, Joon.* rn I,:itt,EZaltutegist.V4 & 1 K A. N*oo., Wholesale= Retail i lkft ri Wgz.7 an 4 Stag. Dry cams,. 25 GraPITY4* Wboleiald and Ratan Dry (boa tierthante, sow ltegtOtaimel et tetrad. Pktstorth . • • • 11 t I .fr: GOO D DRY 3100DS SALESMAN t wo.o-41 amisAWc t=,u,ar tnio tam sr,_ En. PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, AUGU§T 6,.1855. BANKi`RS AND BROKERS. 6. a. If Llllaltla WILKINS ee Ore7.ssioaa to A. =um • C 0.,) BAITKERS & B.XCIPINGE BROKERS, RO. 71 FOURTH MEET. PI77'SBC7IGII. lIN the numerous suepettsions of Bankers and Bmkers throughout the esepu, aerieg the tee, months, wearioatielbci thstin almosi every butanee their traublee have grown out of a de:mem:ire from their legitimate badness, and we therefore take omegieu to ea. tun the public, lo advance, that no osculation, "Le er Roots," m other • outside molratione. shall tempt cm from thestriot and legitimate a.m.:drier Mishima, belle, tee Emmet i bn muable to lling all eachou r imestmerite, we shall not etter nne d emy wafer, but that to adopting mob •custome am rs an mo ween their chaU_pro. mote our own ultimate benefit. tel WILKINS n 00. •/1111 1 1MASA.' - 17L WM peudF.R, HANNA & Suecessore to &mon Hanna t On. Santa% Co., nthango Brotersond IA to Tatoltn ant Donoonto Knotanto, Oartifiontoo of 13404 Bank Note., and Speck—N. W corner of wood and moot.. Current Moody ntolved on=odt. eight Oblpolota.cka rag and collootiosue mad* on n 811 mints ta or Lluo totted Th. bilik.4 onnoloso ßOO.. paid Re lord= and Amnion Gold. Advanon made on conslgant.nts of Prodton. Wood Wt, on liboraltorom I.IERNAN & CO„ Bankers and Exchange Brokers, No. 91. Wood street, corner of Dlantond Alley, burgh. 8.. geliny naiad& Bank Namara Oaht. - Mama Time Exchange, andTranhooty Noter,make Oollealons In the principal cities of the Hada Depodts on call andon interest, end giro their pronipt attentton teal oth er matters appertaining to a Brolia's basinea. - 11016.Eudern Exchange constantly for sale. toBTRY Messes 20/01 aum KR A. ME R A RAILM, Bankers and Ex ehaase Dot and all Gold and Mar and Note.. atiate lona on Beal Estate or Block Bear ritleapurchsee Promise:lvy Notes, and Time Bills on tut and Wart. BUT and sell Btocks on Commissicat Collar tans made on all points in toe tlnkal. Mice corner of Third and Wood lancets, directly opposite Mr Bt. Charles Hotel. spy • mrl-11 M. H. WILLIAMS & Co., Bankers and rd Ischsal4o Broken. North But corner of Wood owl Thl en 5r.Z.10,7= nm l ten.. linnootly ittundsd w. NHOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign and Dogoestto Bi ll s of. Exchange, Certificates of Dr podte. • Bank Notse and Spade, No. 69 Market street, Pitts burgh. itirCollestions made on aft the ;drape] cities throughout the United State. MANUFACTURING. 1 114.• • 7, I•IPTT•PP, ti 0 P IJNION FOUNDRY, Milchell.,Rerron & Co. Ur ILL continue the business of the Union • • Foundryt the old stand of PENNOCK, MITCH ELL CO, N.. 194 Liberty et. They mill manofeetore as usual, a fare. add general Sesortment of OASSINGB. oonspvielna Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens - , AND IASLON, STOVSS, MANTLE & KITCHEN ORATES, Hollow Warr, Wagon Bozo, Dog Irons, Sad Dow, Tea Edge; Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And OAS sad WA Ea PIM ot all then .! IRON & NAILS' OFIRIE BEST BRANDS, novels, Spades, Picks, &c.. All of which nlll be mold at saanallecturent prises. my'fdr BOOTS AND MOBS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. TAMES.ROBB, 89 Market and 6 Union sts, third doorrrom the Market House, Ilttsburgh, would memettalr Inlorm his numerous Mends sad elm =ti n t ha bat slut receleval his Spring and atmainor In all earietlm, and of the latest etika non worn In the eartent mtge. The partings' attention of the Wise Waited to &sell totted gook of Gangs, and non . Boots end Moyers of W degrlptions also • gel Mob of Children... Oaten and Fancy Moos ad.* nes earefollr Waged. ForOentletnen. he has any ratan of luny and Wearing arthig. Por. guar Au cash In lase quantities enable hlm to mil g lon pr so any eitUhlbhment as all tell In the oily. B. etll. toatlnnee to roanuhrtl bergamot. any and of Wig' and Cleatlesusue mar re . in the onset style end of the lug materiels aal•tf W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 131 sd CM flats drag. ersorsig SattAldid ar•'. MONUMENTS, Tombs, Orate Stones, immitare Sops. Mantels, !myosins Moms. &a., sf wars on itand, and on& to order, by marhissm st the lowest Pd.. 'rho.. horrire:. 'demi and misolod signs for Itoaxamots, ite..yai hand. Block sad fish Moo. Ms famished to to. Trade at tits =rms. AU orders with Mopatelt st 319 LA MM W. W. WALLACII. Penn Cotton Mills, Pitteblngh. ENNEDY, CHILDS k CO., Manatio Bah.. tarnsof— P.m • ?I a. 3 1114411114 311113 , 133= . Carpet Chan of 2.11 micas sad 12rinnIts Plossti toner sad Bosh Oord; " Hoye oral slam sad dosaistiomr rf i rr y lleft the . 11 . 17..re Stant of Loma. Wilson MS • rooms.-- 11117-131i13. M'COUD Fc Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL /AMON R ELI HAT AND CAP MANUFAUTURERS, AND DILLLIII.9 LS ALL IVINT , OF MEd OORIVER OF WOOD AND FIFFJ7 3TR.R.673, • Pittsburg h, Pi vs_ Their Kw. .31:sums sualltr t 7 l• L.. act=fluffs, Hasa, Culls sad Fur bonus.. =Lel, I. l. wrowmou— ._.CSfIW .1131.411,11--..-...0. ie. licolidia. . . . Livingston, Rogvn st Co. NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. rACK and Depot Railroad Sealea. Hay, esale and °tale do.: MON= sad Coma. Oa; Door of alas, Spriaas, e ltr . 4 . 1. d ia bnmb Lt s ohos..a .n off; NUL of =now MK Botta wad Partook liallagabia alarm of wow, ja. riot, In form and dale- onA. BROWN, would moot respectfully ln V: rt'd'Z'At t ir b ".171,,,,,m , kb:: Ct t his dere pieta 11.•11t of Vanitian Banda Abea, Latta:nab trot are mod, to order, In tbe bed style warranted wind to wir to lb. United State. 81. Blind. our be moored without the aid of a mow driver• ilavine purehned the rook. Wain, and and of the Cabinet lartahliahment of HornaeP • McClelland, I era _mewed to iambi" their old eastouters es wen ea Me_ jorbbe al torso. oith tom Lowy, No. 0 Wood Amt. Pitte= l"" J. A. BliOWlt. WILLIAM A CO., 61 Yenn at., below. Marbm,Pildeburgb. ELL STEAM BOILER MAKE R S end SHEET IRON efORRIRR, Ilsantactnesss or t IIandLIEV• Pet. eat Boller.Letlre, Med eadOyllaie Penns, CMS, ardeba= Red, Mem Mee, tandenson, Belt Pans, 119im bon Yawls. Life MAU, Wk. MAN Elwin:Lamy Wort. Delany end Visdnet Imam done et the thereon. settee. All orders from . dletente nasnsl7 attended La. . Hats and 1 . WILSON & SON keep constantly on . hand awry dawription and needy of natl. and C. both wham& and nuts. Thom &Wring • neat fashionable flat or Cap, good and cheap, would do wall to giro to cail bagew porelosehur alaswhara. nolbtf JMIN WETItERELL, Manufacturer of PATENT BO X VICES, • minks arthlo, SOLID BOX and BRAZED BOX VICES, corner of Andorlon and Rob. Woo etreota, ono mussy from Um Band firma. Isch.7 City. W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail MattoJhelum. and Dealer In Cabinet Were. HO. 111 ard GROCERS. - slam, LAIR & RIIIITER. WHOLESALE GROCERS, 122 Second and 151 Front street, PII6. PII7BBINGII. PA. MMEll=l===:2l Wallace & Gardiner, DROLESALE DIALERS Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally. N 0.288 LIBIRTY 13AGALEY, COSORAVE A CO., Whole -1 ep, Orschrs. Used 20 Wood street, Pittsburgh. CULAIERTSON, Wholesale °ewer end lfaehaat, Dinkr In Prodoo. sad Mts. lian anel Artlelas, lei Marty street, Ma bar Jot. OLIN .IFIOYD & CO., Wi;oiesale Grocers see(brozelielotalerebastatlarn Wood and Zl3 Lap Agreet. Plitobargh. isle 11 .1 • OBERT MOORE, Wholesale Orocer, Rao. • Urging DldU igh Dealer In Protium, Pittsburgh Ids. sad sli kinds of 11'. -ad Domestic Wings gad ~k`m.7.4411.11 3 1=4.eiT00.41:17,,irg gold lere Air rub. cOANDLESS MEANS 1 CO., (vat t kostauto. wtouta. ion to Glaap, Cbtion ram, stichatt2t . as hi of and Atastufac=v4 TlSUlarib. rfatt5...........JAZ10 D. WOW.— -,—WALTLI 0.101. N C EILS ROE, Wliolinsie Grocers and tirgloa blastula's. Tt e . IDlrlAborty strrt !Itta• • T ILLIAM A.' M'CLURO ,' 'Grocer and - Tr Dann cantor Weed see toste drottal.bee wears on !mod • large impartment of °bob. tioaerlem •Pal wr-jc .nn =m Pratte tad waft, Wbotemle sod Wait. on Lb* tamest lrma. IyBILET).I)AIdIaS. j CO., Wholesale % r vtt;4l.lForalur.-25spv ...JIMIII/ Imo.. 19A1All ' Dib EY & CO, Wholesale Ora e s z ft,ozphommvzsa it LD.Gar t. prit, 11AGIALICY,ZOODWARD & -What BOOKSELLERS &C. • L. READ, Bookseller owl Statiooe , No. J . 78 Tom* Moot. Apollo loollesOr. - CNN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Ste- F exam. swarm to Marisa . _ o. r I Marist • boar ourth, Pittsburgh, Pa m• I ENRY S. BOW I ATM, Bookseller aad NL4.rr h. statimm7 ee, Nam Mu tat strul4, nose 1 - 0 1 ,1 &1! & CO., Booksellers and Stationers, No. 66 Wald gaot. Mat door to tho comm. of TWA, MUSIC, &C. Chirlotte Blume, ANQFAOTURER and Dealer in Piano atNi 'minuet= of_nitiok and =WOW Instan• &do wont fin DANSISSO PIANOS, oho Ibr WrLIAT, DAVIS CO.'S Boston Mani, with and with out Mohan Attachment. . Wood st. ENRY RLEBER, Dealer in Music, Me dea Instnumbuta.g_pil.mportst or Italica Strhugli. 11}=yr 44.2 e, ♦ttr~mmi nand rig A. .„ Flows. : OHM H. M61.1.0_ t it Dealer in Piano Porta% Mob lind insitrammt.. fool Swim sod . =eatfirOtirr=lhiao Bony fer NEW YORK Air 1 ZajallOa Yil..laWAla• loom IMILLLIN,: 1711 , 8CMCB IL OWAS I,KIIRLL. Oar ear N yerk. " 7 m l AD . rg""lm "111. 346 414."41"11. MONDAY 510111illiG, 61:10118V 6, 1855. BOIECEITZLIN, BROS. ft CO.. EXPO6TIIIB , SID DEALERS IN Dram Paints, 0164 Dyea,'Terfatery, &e., 170 WILLIAM ST., New York, INVlTtheattontiokof the texide' their E knead mrtie stick .of DFan. Mud. PILE Perfand rldttltloutotholinguiir .14.af.itL EU/ sr. 0100 rteoPrzug, direct-from by oourcon of produo- Ekoz ttLcuorift . footuro. to of Tootbc .Mali S Btu arouses,: Curb, Mord" BP.. • YR. u IbiAoh od, MEM'. Itotddl. zus • .other at- Mu.ualldlly . braced In.Dropelota • • ir • • dm, ar. also dablor .o to off oalbo.n. or • • • UA term. Ovkin. Wth.ir In p omit, or by Anil; - • To prompt Waldo. - • ,; • • "Palf lyr bohodl and Collette_ A. • .1 MANUCAOTuIIY. , • THE Elul:80141)er ieooosteitli.?ufaotur im --211, 1 011A o l r RS. 81 ' aTEIL I I.„ W rONALtErlr . c e3.,. Curarlm , quality. and the mart immoral WU/Mt— ',mild ale* Whir rueerlor Nate se •. oribetitute far, board. Orders solicited frouteeery Dart z or the roue, 11211.eirtulexe ehowinit the varimm turulture rut on avelliatlou to Jelitlm• No. 24 Orme et., New York. BEW - 1 - 011X CORN JaMIANGE BAG MAROFA.CTORY. Nos. 125 and 127:Broad - et., uri Corn Biclaame_ ituilame t :Reir ork. MILLERS, !Ton DEALERS, .4.c., sup plied Of th &wild Bo" Sidn Blal• &IL 5 fito Mauro Buck - vim:. ht.. 4, Set, totirttotot to K. - tbooritir . - 411 thcatontitm* Omit, ,• thi 501.....n0ar would _of gorobsata to his. sioartpont of railOonf 18*/.. and of MMus and Salt haws DAL 0i1 . fk1i01.0.71.10t Pflutio4 frn B, 1.0.; , t,p2 bfl lb. Hd Prarirl stio with 11/111iBA014- BAGS of gri Ws. en otkooo forobbod ossatlt4oto atilt on thoobortaot ratke. toll4mv B. H. 01.A.111d.prooHolr. MINCELLANEOTPIt JOHN Ti BHRYOCK, Book and Job Printer andTiblliker. No. 82 Fifth *Meet, above Smithfield, Ometta Sanding. d 110 - 01/ BINDER'S and Box Maker', BgnaM Board. sham, on hand. Alen, Booluhpsosse my.lo Ketchum's Mower with Reaper Attach ment. • lIIE moat perfect machine In nee,.warran tEl to cut Ingo 10 to. IS sem ofd or usla per ...roll es would be done by myths or allale. Price of Mower, Um. comblnad 1,140. Hoe sale by mill IL . R, 1311 ON's LANDO= Wood of. i. Donaldson, Alderman. • FFIOE, corner of Penn and'St. Clair eta., xf ttob i gt,Atator t o ..s 9:lll:l . ofc to:t o bt4ftro of I. R. lIIIMPRY. Wool, Dealt; and tanuniulon Retthlint, Ng. 155 Frcbt Street, -:t 1127311vrd PllTSßnair. PAWN AL lel Pekin Tea Store. • . No. 88 .lAkth et,ay dew. /kW ef is ehelite peak, & BIiaOIt.TLAS, comprtung all the different; vide. In nee. 'unhand dank from fr.. the Itneetate. Ibr cash. of tentat invert . ILtiott.ere:me rted ithenasun,Flre Insurance Cogpany of London. Authorised Wind, $10,000,000. • Atsood I Op., ../eht;ll;itzus,.. . JelartOrt ut. Miss% A C 0... bibs, Stew ftc;r. Sto loPLeo A . Pawns I • colas., ll' ens I Co - . Asstd. ISt Oho Called Sta.— SRKDRRICK RATCRTORD STARR. Pb Onitod S tanus Unlash 00Sos, No.Bo Pooth t laMstrost. Agsot Pittneratjrb.. 113.17.1 No. SO Wafts stry.k. CarpetuipOU Cloths and listtangs. RORIWN CO., PaIIiCSTRL6II, OPPOSIT, 71:11 riocs2siz. RAVE now oil hand, and to which they are dolli addles, • Lem, sad dadot eamettseeet al the coeds, ttoto Bap lowett to Lb. bistertiFtsda„ohleb •111 be odd steer.= prima kba — Basta, Into, wlatb" , Made% Votltisa 11111ado.Paute sod teats omen, Batt BeF load, Wain nit atoth, and .ellotber aside mostly tut dto4won Mateo , te obit* tbo atteatlea of Itateboart. tux, . WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importai and ~.d IDoccratir• Amt 17.• odebneed manailletam. blows Den. soon& Oil; a . Park. ebb 43 LSCOTT, Dentist, is ILI meek, . fin dem inn of Naiirat. Mel. 6 9 A. moot! e.. 111 wort nay •••I. i ky il. d 1 J m. ok 011 , 1 ,. /1 to 11X13,81.4111161;..4 to Iftp•A tea A. =paw Omit, a4s Woodnd. arm otlowtb. rgra, e.. WOW nmetilais. reetralt 'num,. TeiteltagOlow *lea. shaman, llTYaleott & Co., OOKING.OLA - SS MANUFACTIIP.ERS Widow wan.. t r l l ' ae " visteiPO 4 f ir WithirVt cur., ELM'. A.. ned =VA Soldiers' Bounty Lands & Claims against "the Govecrament. 1 NV ELL will procure Bounty Lend Wo mato Ita• &Won. Molt wiAlovironf Wont. chtlant .41 will proreato eiolros aNnrt tb• Govotatootit &ad attend to Nada., to Ow of Callas," r00.0U7 tabliobal tr, rmad. ' Thud d'''.Brilliartirirela. TRANSPORTATION: LIAM 9111 E subseri beis have ineramed a rep.ne i"" r.4o iz z erid fr std izarlillbta aod .it 'autos. to nom as ma. IP 4Z7 coo gat ' skim:was so ear d It to tbslr W Ilse to or Leom *KW surtersqt rerzu" 07/41m1 Omal Pittotb.rlll, CoaiTiCtorn for Bale or Beai k AYING. put my_ Coal Works in successful onerseleo. moths* flees Mooned Itusheleal Opel can o.llverodter dny.l row oO.t lac Wear rent If not mot , . I I'M leen. be tern of r.ea. The Coal la of the eem tear =t i gsl=4l . puort r .b. en s olnk to Ir . Itallroad gond ond Ironed thsctnah. Onelleit boner V t r o. t=n i ni t izlia u t i f:. Maly Lam nll In . 004. oregc. • L h =g7ite grivliefai tee lkat keeeenlon Oval. }to ta" Nam ILA they we reaped and. Ontln onntri , e to <l7: Lro thannead renbele-verdet told:eon newel On on to th iirjOrl e. I :lllTarlollo.llt n tlrderfr 71.ake Cheatrualn Iron Ore - • VONSTANTLY ON RAND AND FOR Vt.) Welly 811111.1 La a WIC d, ilela Onmelea New 'Vikakenes nee.. . , 91 1 11 E. subnariber has iiLni:peried art Intel- A Arms ofll.o 1%. alO y et... AI Sworn ottle. I Jobs itrs.P.oo, E ID Areltt e etot Pebrn has bon Statrtlue west Nr the young 511.21 . 0 11it.1.... ': sty of J P I JI tebursh ter clearly two yeses he Matte. Skoog, ' that his nowWi. rill.. dts Snd HS alUsgm• gyn. him . i=trt an li dl i ttrly ftr' fo " r i ib krz k ara emh-P e. employment. no ' Wis. . the pupils to lolitTud ' Toms sem ..1:4 eines. used to (Inure... faeUort. L *SAY . . I3ABMEL IBAIht"4I.. • 13/NE • AND OXDAR WARE.SAMUEIThe I EItOZSMI 1.1111 Onit&MlT o band • MOM ...I a Wia, trod ikuvrobOloroo SG.= Oak Well, Klielloa or prow . js , Edio* Wroden Ilowli, 115nonove. Zloo slid (Marl _W.I. &WU or , ' Mt= ' kinds of wars In Mr 1100. • olsd-60 mato aro. 0000 dos= aar.m.. _ ..... ! ..11400. 4 4111111 i Irlf4 irtroMplVabsea; fig Wu.ILLLUWILLIAMTATE, Plumber and Pie Tit tle. N 10 /Bird, stmt., mar" laboty...l • 4T, Penn stmt. n•st door to-Altirklnins'sOglea. and /ad , era rt. oppclt• Seltworts'is Item Allegh•nr. //Final &WWI= at II via for WMffr thur abd Sisso mitl4l Fl9li— r6Ws No. 3, laze now Itfaalrel, itt i ;* In T us do do IS ti2;•Wiglot°44 10 bbl.. Trout. 40 half :do 2h 20 Dbl. Dat do um. abu do t. j 1 0 0 bbl. Loollonle! , : 11 t. 1 . 1 •' 6 7 Jolt ' • 4. B. ouinzu. SI I:MDR/ES — F. b1 e .. 3 : 01 4;7 8 "P , i . . 2 hib iry ilax. "' : . 2 bbL Psalm: 1b.% ‘ oa: " " pand, received on !coosignamod,seet ta i l y Arir.eLle LIM a 00. VIEW-50 bblai 'Ake titiperiorSilmo . n, 60 - d0 do 70 do Willie Ptsh, el ,do Trost, 40 do Pickers'. 30 Ms.lf No. 3 large Msekerel. n do ew. ha do • 13.bbli; Ikatleme Hering,. • do or sale by a 3410 HENRY 11. COLLINS. F l9ll-20 bblei. large No. $ Mackerel; e h ,:ff No. 2, 1) Ao for salebs A. ROBISON* CO IF ! CASKS--.2/4 eapty, for tale br fins a. CAN-11X145.12 500 BOXES Cheese for sale by jos J. D. CANFIELD. .Ir.:CROCKS butter for sale by .1141$ IL CANFIELD. Q HAD-10 bbla. Potomac Shad remit — . 1 - 7 'ad be w. trr Jol7 arwam, mei 00. Di - FARIS-10 bbla primaPearinjustreo'd C .nd lib! .at. by - - PURIM% & DII.WaRTIt. ICI MING-8 MA% Baltimore Herring, Lll roedelvid sal dn'wl• by ATWRLL, LRB • CO. AT O. SUGAR-33 MAL N. O. fintar to 11 • arrlyip and Ix We by ATWELL, LIME CO. B _ ROOMS-60 dos in store and for sitle by Jul DILLL morn. iNE --- 7111,011R-50 bblL in store an - d — f r oi T .i Akio & nennAnon a co. plq 4 .1 6.2t150 pigs load co A LCOIIO-100 different ittrength TS los owls by' IL AOUTINICIMOCHt Ou, 17PERIOE, CARD. SODA-100 kegs for qb B..x.amaxas a 00..67 Wood it INSEED 0 1 12 bble. for oby ban 2. BMUS CO.. 57 *cod R. aitsz—mo boxes pllme W : K Butting fb, nal. by . jule HURT 11, 001.LINS. POTASH -7; casks Bret totality juirree'd lakl nay by BANAT 11. COT.LIIIB. 008-5 bbls. fresh eggs just received by gjit„.ll."."o..'d I'2 114 qualm * =mom. SHELLAII-11 eases for sale by lux ip3,3 ' B. A. ItAIINIZTOCK CO. 1d7d11.--50 bbls. sifted, in store end ,/ Spr ego by D. W. 11112311242 s 00. B r .= bur. mall TEX PER white Beane foe Jerr . VIL, COLLINS. B pas br 43130-5 bUs. hash, jun received __ ~ ~ ~ ~_~ rim ..F~*.'. S~zx-~_,~4 . < ..~,~u~ r.'. _-~:,<,.~ *_. ms ,;µ ~~.~~ ~.,.~t. iimgallteßvA3Ml Prom ti. Owisceratlo Unica. Lien Water A DittOCIAT SArs..l.-Rernooal o f Gov. Reeder.—A blow which will reteil with ter- I rible effect has been struck by the National- Ad ministration. Whether it was the limpulse of a galvanized imbecility, ill-judging Icommellors, I malice or disappointment, we Little care.. A' gross and flagrant wrong has, believer, been I perpetrated -- a wrong which ere long will bring ! shame and reproach upon those win' were its in- ! stigatons, and its doers. The hoist - has passed , when a specious tale will deceive the people. I No puerile charge of land speculatio is can buffet i an instant against the storm of Wrath which will be aroused. A high-minds ' . honorable, fearless and determined man has been wantonly and basely *stricken down, because 'he Asserted and would vindicate the tights of ' freemen against a horde . of ,billesa and bw-breaking ruffians. Because do*: 'Reeder sought to throw around the ballot-box theshield andthe guard , Which our republican laws create kind ordain, because he has had the courage to bte ajust and manly Executive, regardless of menaces and even personal violence, he has been removed from his position, and another hasheen sought out to fill the place be has rtade sit honorable. Oitraciem has not been an Athenian custom alone, nor has Aristides been its only victim. The consequences of the act Of President Pierce can, to some extent, be forisseen. The same Pennsylvania *high, so cheerfitilly casi for him her electoral vote, having faith:ln the New Hampshire man, will shrink from hies with aver sion. To him she looked for a hearty approval and end('ement of, the means taken by one of her sons secure to the settler the rights at taching to him as en American citron. (frier early has she been disappointed, and she will 1.7 ., mourn to think bow her confidence has been misplaced and how her trust has beep ruthlessly shattered. Pennsylvania will not stand elope in the rebuke to be uttered; around her will Cluster many of her slater States mint that Ad ministration which was' borne intorwer upon the topmast wave of the popular w 11, will sink so low that there will be none so poor to do it reverence. As its death will be that of the sui cide, there will neither be the inookeey of mourn ers nor the the burlesque of. a funeral. It does seem passing strange, that so far.forgetful Ofthe place of hie birth, his youth and hl manhood, forgetful of the great free North, it;was a fore gone - conclusion in the mind of the President that In all defiance of whatever might be the voice of her people, Ilaireas was to he doomed to slavery. And to what other conelbsion must we comet The deplorable scenesl4th:teased at every election district, when mem ers of the Territorial Legislature were choseg, are sadly familiar wherever the expiession, lof an un shackled press has been heard. UM peaceable chisels was overawed in the melee pf the most sacred prerogative of a freeman, by the presence and most unlawful interference of 'armed rat tans, the spawn of an adjoining State. Where civilisation Is, that element of political justice, as enunciated by Hodwin, is recogniSed to be 6 truism that "to endeavor to impose our senti ments by force is the moat detestable species of Persecution." And what other than thus were the high-minded proceedings of the Missouri mob' They .were not content that{ those who had alone the right should determige for them selves under the law their own instil cations, bat by violence were sentiments other! than their own to be forced upon the Karam settlers. Earnestly did the press of our land inveigh against en outrage so monstrous, amid a burning spirit of indignation was kindled 4, the breast of every man whose sense of jostles was un clouded., And withal, our President, has cast his official influenceand we are gratified that it has grown so email—with the law defiers. Althoegh another o f Pennsylvania's gifted eons is dialed to be sumsaor of Hor t Reeder, it affords . no consolathm.. It bringslot a ray of light through th e thick darkness of regrets. Her sorrow is too deep in the reservist of one animated by a high feeling of truth and justice 1 .„ L to find any joy In the very doubtfu bettor paid I.to another. But th e voice of th a Keystone will make (M S . (Melt clearly aril. Blind giant ea she is, her try will come up through her extended borders tar vengesn . Let him upon whose head it falls beware I ' And well, too, does she know how to reward her faithful. Her son, ao foully treated When in the noble dis charge of duty as the Executive in a newly 'pledged Territory, may yet act asthe honored Executive of the State second in h ealth, power and population, or represent her Interests in the Senate of the nation. The once-rejected minis ter plenipotentiary became the President of the United States. The lesson his not lost its meaning. A homily of like import nay yet be ... I read to an administration upon wh frontlet its own fatuity was written "noowso." L 444310019 Tartu Mut. —Win mentioned a few T v, weeks since that, the foundati for,a new paper mill for the mabufsotare of A 'ram Bass wood had been commenced 4 one village, by Mr. George W. :Derardetee of Allliiny. Oa visi ting the premises last week on Mill street, we were surprised on seeing the progre u ion already made. The building has indeed ass ted "shape, y l e form and beauty." It will be the met substan tial and durable building In the • loge. The buement wall on the river aide is tight . feet thick—some of the stone in it, obtai ed on the spot, will weight from eight to ten use. The dimensiou of the main buibling a , 81:100, with a wing on the east side SG feet ride and DOI feet long. Mr. Beardslee Is num& during his own paper engines in this village.!There will be from fifteen to twenty of them foi l the ennu i facture of pulp, capable of turning ut 50 tuna per week. Mr. B. will net be oonfi ed to bass wood. tie has uperimented e with 5 race, pine, hemlock; whitewood, buckeyb, &c., and le'confi dent .he can produce a good, first-rate quality of paper from each of them,. and at less price than printers are now obliged to pay The mill will be in readiness for operation ',bout the let October. when we shall hue more LI) say about it.—Lsule Fall, Journal. ' .>': A CALL is now - circulated throl ghost the State, and we learn has been warner° sly signed, for a Republican State Convention ft be held at Pittsburgh on the 29th of August ruxt, for the purpose of organizing an open party in favor of freedom. We are inclined to thltik,i es at pres ent advised, that this 'Corention may do a vast deal of good, if well attended and judiciously managed. It would doubtless draw thousands from the Rno* Nothing party who are tired of its intolerance, and we can now see no good reason why the whole distinctive W ig strength of the State might net . be !MOD in ouch a movement. They cannot and will. of aid the Know Nothing organization while It is a secret, oath-bound party and tho advocate of a blind, proscriptive policy; and we think.it o ily to vote a ticket in the face of defeat for he sake of maintaining cherished political tltlee.l therefore, be glad to see this .Con attended, and If it all convenient there. If it fails to promise niter shall support and vote with 1.0 b. organisation we can fail in with b and the second Tuesday of Onto Charsberabarg Whig, A CATHOLIC Govesnol.--Eltringelnoonsierten oies are frequently the result of the 1 movements of politicians. It is notorious that: the bulk of the members of the Know Nothing rganization hereabouts' have joined it because of their ha tred to Catholicity, and with a deal to effeonr: ally pat down Catholics. And yet bile thicie . the•oase, what do we see as one of t e drat fruits .of the new morementelsewherel t Louisiana, where the Catholics are unmeroui, • the Know Ilsithings have nominated as their candidate for Governor the Hon. Charles Derbl y; a Roeum Catholic! From the feeling exhibi al, we think his election is almost certain, width n the extra ordinary fact will be presented,of he only Ro • man athollo Governor in all th thirty-one State of the Ilnlon having been c oven by the Know Nothings—the very party t 'which was builtis with the expectation that itlwould crush Catho ity in its'very phase. It nbt this suffi-" • dent to cause zealoasProtestants w .'o are hoping to accomplish good by Know ,No hingism, to panel and consider well what is to .. the result of their 'Word—Louisville Courier. FAILILOAD Inott,—Wa are most happy to find khit a reaction has taken place in the value of irsilroad tron,and that our manufaciturerp in this 113tate Ire likely to •hare;• for some tAine, Kollsn 4 ;remunerating prices. They richly deserve it for the great depression for the last yelr—the snow ,mott rates of mousy , the high cost of labor and lail(Agricultural product', had nearly brought (them Ito • 'stoppage. Thor advieee by the last 'steamer quote Iron; delivered on hoard ship in Wales, at £7 165., and adiancing, and all the safl 01l of • orders for some time to eOMll. • • „ 11 . . There was a - slight decline to the prima of cattle yesterdsl , ea a could le Increase le the supply ' both of the day :an th e week. Bet a small number sold our 100. and some of the eery beat at 11:didl Asmall pa ' of those differed for sale are characterised ee t y e t 47, T ry mean dog meat. Will . than who make oar 'health laws look omasiouslly t our Mar- . ket geports?-44ff_ map learn - , et the best trit::: Joel for bad meat is in,ths tattle-yards, of In the meat market. •- . . prospect of any advance ha the Wee of bee toque*. &V Whig ous for . drovers who Isis beet, wilting par that dadidissilsisa.d4r. •Ird ' ma ~..:u.- :._,. GAZETTE. • Tan CHOPB.—There ban .been a vast deal of lying within a few days about the condition of the crops; more especially of wheat. Interested spendators have kept afloat the most extrava gant exaggerations of the effect of the recent rains, and so industriously reiterated the storing that they have been taken for truth In quarters usually most : Careful. That the wheat crop wet in Imminent danger. last week is true, for it rained everyday, and in a few instances wheat that hid been' put in the sheaf was in some degree-situated; but the rains teased in time to save nearly all of this, While the story of sera upon acres of that which was ummtbeing beaten to the earth and there wpronting• was entirely erroneous. We-hare passed oldie bust Saturday through the heart of the wheat region of New York, and seen thontands of acres, besides con versing with moat intelligent gentlemen, farmers and Others, from nearly all the counties west of the Hudson. Out of hundreds of fields partial ly harvested, we saw but one 'in which the shocks had been 'spread apart to dry the grain; while the-amount beaten down by the rain was Insignificant. The editors of the Rochester Democrat and the Albany Evening Journal give substantially the same report, after a pretty ex tensive personal examination with their own hands and eyes. Since Tuesday_ mornings large portion of the crop then outstanding has been safely harvested, and by the close of the week coven-eights probably will be under cover.' It is conceded at Rochester that, though the danger was imminent lard week ,it is happily over, and the wheat crop will be very generally well se 7 Oared, notwithstanding it coven a much -larger area than ever before sown, sad promises an ex -., cellent yield per acre. ' There has been more damage done to hay than to any other crop by tho rain and this not so much by : the rain Itself Be by keeping it in the • field until too ripe. Oats look excediogly well on ' the avenige, though fields are very irregular, and on low ground pretty badly • drowed out. Corn ia growing as finely as could be desired, and a vast extra surface is covered. A period of hot and dry weather would secure a heavy yield, and nothing seems more likely thanjust that sort of weather: Potatees also look finely, and prom‘ Jae to yield an unexampled abundance. Barley is not much 8011111; yet we noticed near Conan deigns some fine fields waiting for the-sickle. The reports that have been rife within ,s few days were entirely premature, and origintited in a nervous fear that the rains would continue nail the cropis had suffered in reality what has been set down, by imagination. But it is too late .now to circulate such stories with a prospect of being believed, and the pUblie may pretty safely disregard all such as may hereafter arise on ac count If the weather. The great fact cannot long be concealed, that the crop of breadstuffs is not only large but mimense ' andthat this bar ren is one of most unexampled abundance.-, K P. Tribune. RZPITOLIOAM Movuzoar.—The free presses of Pennsylvania are agitatioVhe necessity, or pro priety, entailing a convention of all:parties friend. ly to the organization of a new party, which shall be more directly a party of fredom and whose declared object shall be to oppose the far , ther aggressive movements. of the south, in ex tending slavery over the free territories. As suming that this is not only the privilege, but the duty of every press in the land, whether in dependent or partizan in their character, we take the grout:lthea such a party is needed, yea demanded. There is no better way of securing our rights, than' in daring to assert them; and at the present oriels it seems clear that the rights Of freemen are to be trampled underfoot by an aggressive slave power, unless pro mpt and effi cient action is had on the part of the north. Slavery will bluster and rave, will make threats, dissolve the Union and aU that, but in our view there is no other way of preferring - the Union than by a consistent and manly action mate part of those opposed to the march of slavery. Let the name of the new party be whatever it may, (though 'Republican, -there's .somettting meaning In that nsme,) so long as it expresso the sentiments of freemen, and its rnling.princi. ple opposed to the desecration of our territories by human bondage,let its name be this or that, We say organize at once, as some of the Western States 'bore:toady done; Tile old ptNtfeal far , ' ties are dead, as they have bean far anypratheal good for some years past, nevi led them be buried and forgotten. Know NotAingtrot is rampant, as suming great power, but it has no spiritual exist ence in the great questions that now agitate the land. It is trampled by a southern alliance, which cannot throw off without self-destruction, nor one it be, in its narrow views, of mivalrights, the great party of the north, which seems now to be needed. Then organize, friends of free dom, of law and order, of justice everywhere, or ganize.—West Newton Oyele. Is turning Gov. Reeder out of office the Pres ident has caved the Anti-Nebraska organization, wherever it trials, a great deal of trouble. The tecessity of a- combination of Freemen, which they hare been mouths in demonstrating, he proves by a single act. Bo far as lite .in his power, he shows that there is no other alterna tive. llr could have 'devised no better expedi ent for bailing np the party that is to annihilate him. Thus it is that "those whom the' Gods would destroy, they first make.maiL". The cue as made up by Pierce, Atchison and Douglas,for th 4 people to decide upon,stands thus. The President, the constitutional preserver of Law and Order, truckling to the behests of a gang of rioters and usurpers! The VicePresideut, heading the gang of riot ers and usurpers to whom the President truckles. Congress, the Legislative and Representative Power, breaking its own bargains of thirty years standing ; and faithfully obeying the minority or its constituents. The Judiciary, denying the rights of person and property, and afraid to apply the Law, lest the criminals arraign and condemn the Court! A Territory that came to our fathers free, that they handed down free to us, that is free by the Laws of Nature, free by the lawn of- the United States, free by the will of the majority and free by the choice of its Inhabitants—forced to swal low the nauseous dose of slavery, in order that slaveholders may have the preponderance over freemen in the control of the Federal Govern meet l It. is not strange that such a state of affairs should awaken a dealre on the part of some Americana to return to the principles upon which. the Union was founded, and to nestablishjostice; insure domestie tranquility, and secure the bles- , lugs of Liberty for .themselras and their poster ity."—Albegy Evening Journal. Tits EAITOP Arm, published at Reeder's for mer home, tells no that his removal bas elicited the strongest expressions of indigestion there. But the Aron, besides speaking its own senti, ments, clearly and fiercely tells some , unpleasant truths respecting the President. We quote:— "Immediately after the first election held in Kansas, one after another of the Miesouri Inva ders called upon the President and filexd• lbeie. complaints against the Governor, charging him with neglect of hie official duties, illegal spoon ' teflon! in lands, dm. We state upOn authority that Cannot be disputed, that Preaddent Pierce at' that time told a friend, .1 am satisfied that Gov ernor Reeder possesses firmness, , honesty and capseity,Anka .man who has these three qual ities, don't often get wrong." We happen to, ,ktiow, too, that our Chief Magistrstrgave Gov. 'Reeder repeated personal assurances that "he approved of his course,. and would have acted precisely as he did in the same position." We shall, ention well we aball be al good, we •et available .etween this mar neat,— narx or u nTll3ll LAXSON.—"That eocen tri drub-enrobed, ;ancient Individual, Father Liaison, the friend and consort of Abby Folsom, died et Shelbnrn Falls, at the residence of his eon, on the 29th, aged-70 Tears He was many .years a .resident of titerling, where he. was an extensive manufsoturer of scythe-tmaths, having 'himself invented the mest'.approvid one in use. He there accumtdated considerable property, and.. brought up a large. family. He resided many years' in this city, and although; always harmless, has occasionally come under the ban of the lasi on account of his t , idiosyncrasies. His long white beard and whiteidress, and gen ' orally patriarchal appearanA, hive marked him es one of the characters of the city. For several months put .he has lived at the. Falb* with his family, laboring daily. Hebadsurvived eccentricities, and become a sober, sensible . matt.';--Horinn Bee. , Coax amq Carron Caere is mu SownL—ln South Caro,lina boer selling from btosB a barreL Cqrn has already fallen 80 per cent., per. bashel, italic last few Weeks. There were heavy. exportations to Northern markets. The _cotton' .etrop is alio said to be doing well, and looking ',better than at this time last yeast hut it is rub— je# to,o man y . cainalities during the next .two Months that no very positive ophibin can yet be given. A planter, writing from East. Florida, ,essys that the present corn cropin that section of country will met fall short of an Wrongs crop of twenty .inuthels .per - am; wnd -.the'z'quantitY onated I. unuenaty , largo. ' , 13exx ow LiTiosiii3 eT llAwara.:—A lektet from Hamm states that earen' lambed and eli; Artwo Chinese Mbomou had been landed there two din, ind fold at the rate of $l7O for each full grerthetilthy 0ne,.., The MI Ml,* wen . diintireat; Kirk. tied. ill half 'naked. vest irtimen sad otaldren'eteiti elm; in the mettri* tent IT flanthatia'eatienta. Tea tuiptimed. l ßotafe, - faiirthe:oehet. of ..&fiktai wire irheoiimitiftir., tepees, nisei*. mune : melstktWteiieeting elm UM* *Ma leatedliiirdetitatiiiikk' Hi -•- • • k, • VOLUME LXVIII-NUAIBER 296 KANSAN LITHAATIntr. -- "lie Journal et Contnierce, after stating that Governor Reeder had heet probably mmom,i4 for. speculating in Pawnee lob, adds: • "Bit, looking at the Matter with all the lights whicli ark yet furnished, it seems to us unfortu nate that Governor Reeder should have been re move 4 at the present time, even if Imposed to ceruntre in that matter. The course od" the Kan sas Legislature at Pawnee, Milked f3hentee Rioll !is looked upon by an Moderate men with eitneoe regret. • The conservative vale.7e.l - o :1" the ebontry has been greatly outraged D J th. :1..- .dent:tone of the assemblage, and the di., of propriety and decehoy shown in its delibera tions: The removal of Governor Reeder, ehihh the i:egislattue had requested, will Do received as a 'sentence against him, and as an acnoise oenoM in the request of that body." ' Ir has bi'mt suggested to the Patent Offem that Measures should be taken to introduce the truffle into the United States, This ea:Went, which in some respeots man:llMM the mushroom, has been the favorite ,dish of epicures from - time itruneinOrial to the:present day, and yet, arrange to eat, they have 'brays 'been scams and high priced; few knowingliotr to raise them, and fewerl till -posseming the proper' knOWledire to prepare them for the table. The royaLoooks of France nay that . "the Mull% improves all •it t000hes;" and happy the ruitinia- who can give k taste of its delicacy and flavor to each . eloper , ate dish! "Pounces, Goirauxu.",,The Boston ?Saw nye that Mr. Ten..flok, of Lotdeiana :tiro. al ways means what he says, has offered, the city of New York, to bet' $60,1:100 that Gen.. Pierce will obtain twenty State., and s6oXXooniore . tbet be will be elected Preeddent at the next election, if nominated by the , democracy. BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS E.:TO yeare have elapsed since the intro- Watt= or this VALUABLE MEDICINE Int* the Elkke. Daring this thee It has earned ua UNIVERSAL POPULARITY FBVER,AND AGUE„ Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head-ache, Loss of Appetite, Debility, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. .• - litany crow =et voithy citizen. t•dry to its wonder Ad efficacy In all affection. of: the - STOMACH AND LIVER, • -AS TONI nee verr has been egnals4. br th .relief It Minds In all Debility, or Weakness of any kind io almost instantaneous. , . Es ?immune. HEIZIIMATIO AND NENNALGIII Ara ; at TIONS . tali Innumerous hudosexo'D.W.d benetel In others affected • decided core. . Wt.. i PhYdetsas ritViefibo, Snweeheir patients so an y tothugly recommend. Mall mar roue to 80.DS, end swots' ton Its cloture tor ouguelres. ~, i Caution! - , • • . Th. great popelsolty of ado delightful AROMA has In: Mooed rannyinolta:/one4 which the noddle should guood et pornhooing. Do mt be _persuaded. to -buy apy• los until you hors givenBOKRIIAVB'S ROLL AND • fair trial. One tottle will on:Ma. , ion how BB tai o motion It Is to all then, !foliation. Tl3old at IWO per WOW. or 4 bottles ho• By th..a.PrMiebv. BZNJAMIN PAOII. I t t Oa. 11""dk ! turl InitbOold Vrt rt.o., ''' Plat t igh. , - And all Druggsq . leC Pltiobab, Allegheny, Miming. heal. Mineheerow and Tennoranowellia 5p2,4-IydanT RYE PER CENT. ON [AUCTION AND IMPORTATION PRICE& . . . . • GEO. N.' TRACY & CO. s.. 84 William W.. (Cora. of Malden Lola Now York. IXPoII.TBII.B OF _.. • Gentlemem's Furnishing Goods, 4 AVING determined to adopt the caqh system. would halts bore. to an inspect:ton of their . In this est ablle.meni may be !band a large and gill selected wet, conelatlng In teat of rich hearth Ora- 1 Edonany, Moves. Osier Gargeentg Poe - Deader., Stocks raid - Napoleon Tire, Shirts of aIL qualities. Pr— fleeing been ensured In this btalness dm the last twenty years, comment Is unneososary, [her hare made such arrangements In litpope that they ars rlhl ,g moft every steamer, the choicest goods the react,: Weida. and puresen need only call to satisfy thetesslv , . article In the lernlabing UM may to found h-rs . 0. Two Dollars and fifty cents nil• first :Ms Bilk HILI .t N'o. SI Wonelytreet. .1. WILSON k SON BLOOMS—Bedford Forge Charcoal Blooms dd do , Lamp, Lemon. Varga do • Lamm' >• Porgo do 8100t0.e.. lbeatale by . ja9 11. 8. KING. No. TO Water itsret ik r wooly aah li tig ; for t asa he diff u er n u: Lyndon tat 205 Liberty street. EAD--1197 pigs -Galena Lead in store. Dll9 and tarsal. by ALEXANDER GORDON, 121 EgOnd Wee. lIGAR & MOLASSES - -50 hhds. N. 0, minx: 250 bblarli. O. Motrass4 30 btds. MIAs. 11.4...113 rime 53r We br JO3 R. 11010/30N aOO. MAPLE SUGAR-4 bbla. for sale by 11119 HENRY II MUMS. .11ELLED CORII--300 bila in store and lby Ws bylV. W. MLBITTSII A CO., 76 - Water IL TALLOW 011. 7 4.,, 24 bbla. to arriveint S. B &Um Ibr tl . DMA tt DIUILWY• 00. (MB-3 bbls: fresh Awned by/apron A. 4 Ise naleArr NIT - • OCILLINP: • YE FLOUR-40 bble, Rye Flom. reed R. and Ihr Web,. CRUSHED SUGAR-50 bbli. for Bale by islenorm Kern: nurrinr. PLAXSEED OIL-3 bblo. reed and for or ,Ban. &LIGGETT, Wstetrtmet. PEARL ASII 7 -40 bbls. for sale by joy' J. B. OANYTETD: POT ASII-12 casks for sale by • • Jon J. B. bye- LINSEED 01L,—.%) bbls, for by Jos J. It CAIMELD. WHALE OIL -25 bbla, extra relined, for J. B. CANTLIKLD. wa, APPLE S-25 eaul 1E2;4 reo•d nay ACON HAMS—A few casks feed and uPw bk her L nexnevuu t 00. irsOFFER,-200,1mgs prime Rio just reed aut fp, by , t .BMITII, MAUL t lIUNTNR. KISS PAPER - 25 bdla. for Bale by In_ jun J. KMOONIN A KIR • (X) *ow 0,, SWEET OIL- = 25 dos. bast quali qta. and pta., br yds tor BOHOONMAY 00. , n , D E 2 9 prime dry flint Hides to or try irtaamar Nor Yott Ude day and An aee by B.HARBAUtiII it 00, 24 Liberty at. CORN STARCH receiving and for /ado by Jun - a*. SUMS* * CO. Fik3H2s bb le. No. 3 Mackerel; new , eo tw •do do do! reed sod fix ado 'by .10N7.8 a COOLZY. 141 %grater street MLLE METAL, No. 3 Anthracite metal, Juniata maw,Coke inundate 1.1 , 1_V. EDW. No Ta w star stunt. 0 BNB. 5a CHEWING TOBACCO; 3fienbbbPar Gibgabl and /by ads by YAO2 AL Mg:OO/MON it CO. I AC DYN-5 bbla. for sale by /jail J. PICTICONMAISIR tCO. -FELON OCHRE-10 bbh. foir sale by nal J. 8011002 MAKER & Co. LOUR-150 bbbs. Superfine reed and for no. br EIPBXRIEM HARR/MOH & W. jar. Ro. see Llbesty stmt. &JHELUM CORN -200 loshols in store .4 jar eela br D. W. liZattrop 00. Joe 7 6 Water it. nets-zoo bus.. reed and for side byy SELL & moan"? C.l /3" naldC4ol2Titi. AV/ 0 PTS. TIMPENUNE-40 bbls. for-sale 9ATS-1500 ',bushel to arrive and for sale .2 hr . JAIL AllatthlFlLl.N. • earner Smithfield and Want A.. - , INDIGO-3 came Manilla and 2 mane rie.ftelanan ' I3OIIOONMAICZR a on. CHEESE - 100 boxes W. P.. cheese 'sooty .4 sed ibr We Dr . ivtd IL DALZULT. & HERRING - 1 10 bbls. 'Baitiniore di? mat Ibts./. by Jun mint oot no. 1./ATH BRICIE--1000 Eng ish for sale by P :AU B. A. lIPAELNESTOCIS 00. dRTARIO AOLD-390 lbs. 'nat real and Ike Jul!! AELLER h CO. /CITRIC' AC I —. 7 112 lbs. just 7.r..c'.1 and rot. • b 7 IL BILLY."!.. W mak in store And to f• Jail:;! DAUS DICKU LARD 011-16 bbl. Cincinnati Na ,1 16 mw by jalT tabian mama aro_ H IDES -381 Dry Bides reed and: fora IEARLEI-49 •casks zeal. sant.yomile by • Jul - BILL =arm : V.OltN 7 -300 Dos ‘ !4elled for Ilt i ta _ _ . _ OUNDR - 13113-4 , blas. , 4.4reme; 'la IbbLilatemt '; ' ' n tagilrog: ' ' ' , ji,,P l4 ‘ ,7 "W al s. . * lai r, IM b /rioter •be ' o••sale Ralia .9 Vgio, to anivi f =sr , IN4EII I ID-, t . ' ... talium -' " 7- c o . C R 1 I foitriet "iii41614..V.' - , J . z . z .) I VAN) WA .:, : 1 ,1 ,7 ', • ;', ' , Trattleg I 1111toilibr D•n• , '
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