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pmt j0.5um0n.,41364''.
7.,ve'5jim=2,"_20.1.14!.1tr.t1.1 awn tuttnontlal and larsts“
pmmxp, United litat.
'Combs, PUB and lg Goods
- Willits ,Taaker,
ilt
-. PARK PL4.01, NEW YORK, Invites
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4 ' 4 't ri4a4Z ....117;254,11. -- eigr=„ a %,..,H.,o ,
)verrlerect price, far O of ApprolvikL 7
mr. tur Ildttat salactut .04mc 01 , 1.-thair,
WOLISAII TASKED.
10 Pak Ilaus,: 4 l•lr Mat; '
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street,
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W. JACKSON 8021.
GRATE AND FENDER MAKER,
FRozeram d WO BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
naldly
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, wutiam store.--4 knot Torioty or WEB. Mr Book
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: mara.LND FAntrr Gone. • -
ATILBORN I 00 - 154 .- Maidiin Lan •
-.ll,eahl e( 3 o • B a =liberty Amok bigenent arTOTb
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,TZ, -
:.Importer'of Polished Plato usem--frOm th.
old established ntatosPietory of the
_ .. BIUYISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, -
sAyffirmufk.r.Aproasiffia, ZNOLAND. "
40
IMBED PLATE of all sizes,. suitable
- ter r masess et None asel.... Dmettlar, Pay Cent
„ 4 777, sialirag4 79 sro.7a z ititie- ear 14 Po rt4dl
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41111MIAN - AATE. GLASS COBWANY
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-..•—• - ' • Actor-A ' Williamsburg, L. I.
trig subscriber_ :having taken the
-
~. rt - ~ ost UN, shaviC uompany., Ii now enabled to
Bough Plate GianahAbe,Skyitsh..s, Fkortile. tool
?amanita. ot quality , suparior to Lb* 1..P.t.d sriltha
...arm mu sh lawn. rstali. /01117 h. PLLTV. -
JsU-sm _ , .it lkituTer ann. No. Tort •
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• 11,1 Pi& 011 INT, ON AUCTION. ‘ 41(11 AMPORr&TTON
•- • ozo: 7/:::.Tuarrr,:&co
16.114 1111lisai at:
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TS OF Makkea fataei.Netw sock:
MPU - - •
Gentlemen Purrusbang (hods.
t- A jliG dettomaineCto.:adopt - the , cosh
'torte bents to Y loapook too of Mak
- a Oda setallhetromot may b. Stead • large and • well
aaldadad simitemock. jidt &at* On.
'••% U4 =•• • 1f=4;21•4 7- 81TaW i t " 1 "ad' .4mtLirati ata. l2
Ha halo matatilat laulaem for the fart twenty
Plere.ll6lllllll3lt IS IMIONINST a. tb.7 Mal* Ma.
ta••••.. that soar merrereivloa by almost
the goodie the market &fort% atoll
n .
need to matter thettualrat thatemr
apt* la Uto Ihntraay be Ibtrad bank •
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ortheaworto, April .- •
0th0.,14 Jacob Mt, Now
.ork Oitr. , '
' • •Mg Celebrated ooliir is now acknosils dm-
..st/ialt. be the maraarasr AXD MOST PXg
nor Drachma In tltta or nor °that countrz:
.
it ladlostruroist•l now V I rthen 4t_ta_ bright moo
:.a ....tgroul tbo U 1 CA . 2 . 12 ,0 1N
it o t Luz r o t =p , ...t;
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lioll. not wp is. Sib
arms Imo estos to telt
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_orotto oar vort a or t t=47. tn.= oPPUos .
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444 . 4 . 1 •4. Wan the most nonsta.o44 tapas. Ant .
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Oil Olathe antiliattinpr:'
11.1 TH. BR RRAT..,Y EAR Wu OA . ..
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now vikeltripg a large and choice iv
- no w
of CARP=.4B3..oftnn latent and 'mod .
Itoyal i r'nat,” - " 4 • " . . ' •
Brows and • • ..-
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~ ;, • • PatagMnpniare .
..twilladplbda — Valann ' •
Sodetbar with way denciption ..of U. Gotten. and
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15 tso Si het mid.: sal nuaLltin wad prim., ; •
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42 161•011 Cloth ; Wird gram' Oil Saadar_ . bad
idut Hallaad Window tuder. Plano sad Mable Ons
s.' Mans, Dragoons, Oonmand ,Canton Matting,
Soda. Vanitiam wash of ikl4ll be at.
aindanabe low•Mtaan prSea rd. alr widd
n - \ =WO .
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. TATILIMILIE'S PLATFORM ,SUILLES.
fjC l / 22.
..: undersigned. havinx been appointed,
-t , 7 • - "nnriatini Annuls for the We ot titan. calf!
sonaninatunod ay Ur steno! brownies ........i . .
''' ' ''' AT. FAIRBANKS & CO..
borne attantkni of Ina banner conunanity
4t7 ty or thaw raalaaorar .11 airs ... •
realm ^bow
sober
to Ina BAWD=
mall tits Salinada in the Crofton States
.., ma m
arl,
in envoy' branch of banner ticroitabOnt
turmoil and rantrinalbrin orrouney and gnat duratnli.
pp thither, ins re Libra ot nanny T N
&AND LI ..1110M WHIC4 SWIMS aliV asit NO
_
. , • nro . W . :lol vans for 'Omuta, Etlab a. t .
'Domes% SIM May. Coal Railroad ono
lk f i f .',' . s u alt.- itil=t IZZgt.
sill /YU • rittsbaingit.
00, Emile 'end :Job Printing. ,- •
OILN SURYOO.IE.,: ltirvvig
liberOb Inetlim• to 'PRIM stmt. steel
eloseStenougeg. oonl4 respertfolly Wei
pressomerestereebeikte alereireormore we;
Vet prorkter with iteile power and emperor book.
•oard
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rbe rslo eratehdet r e oa r loe
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mater's eowboarU. Arty rams Hoot
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4ITTSBURGR ',COACH; FACTORY !
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I ''' llide o l l and Leather Stere.
- .141;1. : ILIattICPATRICS4-
~ Sci; 21. South- Third :_s_Creek
-1 " Bitions - Narbot sad Obeettant. ILL. Ildlikklphls,
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Pittabur! Rh Manufact es
ured Articles,
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1111diuti l'itisbargh lunfistarty .•
;.:k . 14 , ;')10:14111r,iter area,
irwis & Coq
ACA.NIIVAOTII-It&Es OF
f a : PIIIIRIO . 41.01 D; SUlphuric Eatery
10/11aP4Altata cif tn" =At • „
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WK. DAT1MML.4.4.4.11. 4117.08aF.
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111111. DAVIDSON & . 8 YAMMERS 'aaddealeys iri Vials,
or 4 in
PAINTEBI3. I -:' '
gmg AND 8102 , RAiNTRYSI.
ci a . c4. i ttgrazDzmu s... , , ,-
All-vrdeas•promptly . Mni;ir
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Arisaraur., oPposra rds mita.
lireli•naw- on tend; bad to which they arc
lo wr i ice otobi t Artolout oAI
5k4.6 •111 be or at iakity4
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QARVANIStif alt desoriptione,suplied
rt a in sat roir~Loolidtad
to wan of Qat= Itioinovomou. oon s
Istritotot tor Mari nit%
B. B illsorttkr 1114,00t1
LT ol 4 l .l6o, , Aldertifiln2;
fifflaliororner of reaa pad St. Clair et&
a th Zig Al ieeeltMV l C.U 6 t "Vag
SCOrgilowitistilotutzt sweet
sa 4@ffi,
Nan iFenot , ll, l , 9so.
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• _.• LOIIIIVEUELLEIME.,
• Attain at Law, and. Hagan Collector
Om'? AliortrAMAtiaacrwro..A
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J. W. TuOILZBON,
' ATTORNEY .Al-,L AW,
•
commis:mut= Pdrivs rzv A.Ar lA.
- 3 Davenport, lowa,
WOLL Buy, Sell and Locate Lands and
♦ v Immed viriuriaaa Yar Taxee. Collect Claims, tlcao
Monerike. •
Lens to
Hon. v. 1. Johnston.
" era l= ger
E. . 41 Pittaburgb
Mail Lloyd.
•
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* XMON,
A ITTORNAYBISozoosiors to
AtAhi, BakawAra Bdlnaa. Chant It,
u eltraallartilai thi-arcamavelan ot:ch heal
ha art Or t 7 1m
. HALL, Attonny M Lew , " Bake
omuumm." Gnat tgarilira fourth and
ealla . andtanifr
1 : . 8. & naItRISON, Actor
t ratt&,„olftli t t 111,411v . tb steemt.=b4trut
ORERT IL PHILLIPS, Attorn eyatLaw,
B
.110BERII POLLOCK.; Attcaney, at Law—
Come ut TM had Chant stesei, omit. ths Ocrart
mar Ova. Pittatinsh. mr14.7433
"ASPER F*; 1184D1r,, Attorney at Law,
tp wo. mryntn atiwt...pite•baiti.
„ - -
Labigen Generalqcorimies*o good Collect
lainagew o 7
.Home and POtClipl
.1:. Matoatilimed44l=Z . nd m It or ld . ,
V= t hautealue• an 4 Salo Soakepitaur
Stooks and loamonctiMmta..
211L117111. fremDElCllos,_Detroit,
pOtelovli—M.o4% 54mm-a Ifihm. Bonk
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Ott Moo Ammo Blt7rort s cb..
Wmll-7%.1i 43,4 L0055a O= o
Bcddiareßounty - Um& & Clitisnikmitiust
tin Government.
LlMia 'prointre Bounty Lund: War
• Tonto Itt , Soldialktlndr
_ orliforoatot_talbon. &Item,
proloento /Iturt Ts gr .
stied to liodnoos tn. •net
?•blith" utet.
• ji.: , I:IIWIIPS
RAVASTATE-OFFICE, Nc. S 7 „Front
ftwn.t. as ilioar nom_ Alaska ; nod. ohm.
mOm PIE hop. An. ousi . pr . pgrty West: n!ail
. . .
AO' 1,11 ' LOOMIS, Estate , - Agent,
'aura, 169 . 29992419. mad _utokir,,eem , 2. 92
*. Knit, It on Ifoott. 99922992 , pr0mptir attand9d
AMITEL L. M ARFOIRLL, Secretary
Von% Insunnali 03topsan W•twatiff..-
.Star t tery Weatertrfim:r
INXBOOFFIN, Agent forbanklii'l
W 4 i t a g rol.nooz o o n filoolpoo?,port.loomptarono of Wood
30v, /c far'Delawian
Mn
. tug umon•lmscoapan7•42 Wa."*".4.
L im igioceisscatto IMES
sa. um. D r ..tancei„ uw in non, Doan In
'ZaZi,burek. r Ar = , ad.:onto..
•
tiouN Dialer in
Amt.: WWI: 01*:rsriLliis sad Drs !Wilk re. 20e
A. - ,FAHNKSTOCIECO.;IVIkoIesaIa
Deß~.~y trill al. chiming. of 011* Lnid,Bad
gad Lptorss. axasex Wood sat Frostands. Pitt&
mild
Wholesale Dealer in.
'llOpL IL
ersea MU
an M Wholesale
sse. ' l ' 9 ' "m9l.'".
t MC_
rdit..1,•1i7101;165.10 &
araaa' NagilL
YN:b:4a~;L~:~rd;~ K~~:7Rdt7Tfl~
gPIITLFMING, Sciooessoito
Ca.. aaraar ttlatst ttreet sad Diathaed..llaSt.
Mat a ttitttat ateaDlattateartiotattot
Itedfalsta ;mama, Partamart. sod all ea
to hL
'proterttthata tatetattt aiataintadal at all
7eas Amu.
• ATWELLDIE di
-WHOT .. - Piz3 AT ;T1 GROCERS.
Produce A Comudation Mordants.
PI BURGH MAIMACTURES,
No. 8 Wood sf... - between Crease aril Brut sat
AIM
DAVID Q.
./0111,18T .
Flour, Produce', Previa= and G l om
_uolsaiou
MSR CH ANT. 7
- No. lef semi. asneo-grllamt,
• ----- bl
elnrES uttaitiOnio..the sate of Flour,
Przt., %g ins, Idstd,ll, Ht..tAer, Utile. Dried
1411.Censigasento respwrtrallyiellettad, -:o3-17
. • RENRY - 13.11:110:. . \
(late of the firm oUkinklildoOrheid,)
COMMISSION MZSAI }WIT,
DNALER w rib menu. AN 'mop's._
No. 78 Water street, telow Market,
Kg 9 'I. MISR • at PERIM.
Wie.W2ert t gKhz.E,! ,
GRaggRAL COMMISSION , MIRPFIANTS;
NO. an
• - J. L r MA t LI.,
Wool Dealer 'id conualvdn.lhrthait,
• '--- N 0.139 LibertA rr etreetc
•
w. recu.twa r ti., Euswr . w y = i, 00.
Awn Ir
10tEMOVAL.ringe Flarbaug it Co.,
bang natant{ to 'Ma. Idbaaty laragr -
auk= aita r avec-. —....ASELLIMSI
AIt , FiGEB.,ILMAIIIII it CO.' (Ekicoor
tor IL Commtarkis aawalfarviallag
.1.46 Mar lat& aa4 °al rmaSual anarally.lNca
ty lama: Pit Pa. arl
At: TrVI
nizug g .r 2 rD u lp u iaMtilitleawv- , 2 1
iy
'. agent dike Almon and builanapo .
lli
No. 13q Miter StyPitti!nap l Ps.
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WARDING a Clowassros;
lllTAM l =g d ild 4 sftta lq y i s 4
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..htewi at. l)==aimairms WatbsaV.
MIDEPER - NTELO,,Oonerial Ckuamie;
• ent L sashimi
en aiiitmaang et Phg•davithi:
PISMO* sonastir. ama '
Jona'
B.AIANFIVA latcorWinetif Ohio,'
PgjanLiat......l3ll 4 l=
NISH dah i rrifiNtErn we • 77W - lakt stmt.
I ' rooms urruyixa.:..4..: - •......amoxis Lanava.,,
1 •_- • AlLate cram iiiirr . 7eluso. aOO ~•
L. SEr: ITTLE: k 130., 'Wholesale Grocers,
• Prodne. miti plutamturnikN. -2. etr
lon Idspluoik 04 tir
1 ,. -11tna .
Tfl.linifile,•. WASiZROITEZ4-11:ENRY , IL.
NJ OOLLlNS,lceinatiw d riamo=
' Doan. tu HEN
RY
26 Wood 6M i iMsta.Plttabgesti • ' • 26121 -,
Z 'w IOMASPAIKER, Import ! er sad Dula
Ina tiv kVAtrirles .i sZsgawr.A.l,
k, il'l • ,rter - 00
IA isle : A , rtika Orfier. Oarp•Cp*, .oe
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• • " 1.43. ""u s Wzoar
Ju8ZP11 ,1 1I0111111`&110.,
Wholesale sad Beton Dealers in
lIMOUROS
IMBRORXRIZII, JIG _gligirod ,
BLOM
- Faaot Voods &o.
ia..tr Jarmo, bee. 4th Ad asDkasongt. '
101rAzatta Dradlset Imam. , • - walk
• . • 11. Abl o & "B 11):,
E. 91 Market. , closing- on! _their szt ,
tiro gdoekenrr Ckcda iia imanic=trolo
: gdy. .701::•1:;=;f1L satortmen.._.__ t#
" 414P"It tL
7=a i rmar Ylfh et
tiinirto wad et low* adttem. , • .
- A. KUM % AMA= a
a 00., 4desaieZaftra
C '4•414..7..4e7,4 0.90. se pm
• , iV.:I3 yr leWbolesie
visimuut=sitkarsoftweren.ruirt
BUSINESS -CARDS
ATTORNEYS
~~ ~~ Ra?SZi7S~ a"• T7rs-
AGENCIES•
COMMJSSION,
DRY' GOODS. - ,'•
PITTSBURGH, TUHSDAY IVIORINThid p SEPTEMBER . '4, 1855
This is undoubtedly the largest, and; if we are
not mistaken, the oldest house devoted to that
branch of hinillBBB In the united States. It was
established' upwards of third years agog by an
ingenious and enterpr ising pianoforte builder,
who acquired a practical and thorough knowledge
of the •nit,,trade and mystery," of manufactur
ing the beautiful instruments for width this
house tea so long been famous.
If patronage is the highest compliment that
can. be paid to an establishment, and Imitation
is the alwerest flattery, then the firm of Noun
.& Clark have much .to be proud of—tor they
have never been able to gonhead of their orders
sufficiently to make np piano's for • exhibition
and speculation. At the present time, with
more than &hundred hands oonstantly employed,
they cannot keep paoe with their engagements
It is not necessary to satins the attempts which
have been made to imitate their Instruments;
sate it to say, it is a kind of flattery which a
philosopher can appreciate.
There are several important particulars which
go to make up a perfeot piano. The lumber
most be sound and well reasoned; the workmen
must be thoroughly acquainted with their art;
the tuner must have an accurate ear and dis
ciplined taste, and the proprietor must be willing
to make generous outlay for the beat materials
the market affords. The whole gist of the
matter, however, may be summed up in thine
words—brilliancy of tone,. durability of mate
rial, and beauty of exterior. The notion of these
pianos is agreeable to the touch, and produces
the sweetest and moat distinct Lowe, and give
indisputable 'proof that, howeier rapid the emi
ts:4ton,, the nbtae will be powerful, arm, and
equal, throughout. For delicacy, depth and
rotundity of tone, they are unsurpassed, and
they are remarkable for their excellence in
keeping tune.
A plain, unvarnished, and truthful amount of
our recent Visit to the workshops and warerown
will give the reader an idea of the extant of
business done by these enterprising , gentlemen.
The manufactory is located on East Twenty
Blxth street, and occupies such II conspicuous
position there,. and coverseach a number of
iota, it is needless' teeketoh the surroundings,
or point out its particulars is detail.
Anima gate guards the arcade which leads
to the workshops, and a abort walk over a brick
patch brings you to • largo door, an which. "no
admittance,' in large lettere, stares you in the
17nder this discouraging state of things,
yen need not give up in deepair, but just ring
the bell, salon will soon meet with a response.
While waiting patiently, you will heir groaning
bands. tearing saws, hissing planes, end other
utunnvinid eoundsr but these discordant notes
are the precurst — irs of sweet tcaes, which the
geniuir el man will "extract" from the bits of
wood. iron and fiery which abound here.
We :followed the directions written ince:mis
takeable English upon the floor, rang the bell,
which was Simmered by • mode st hid who deliv.
1-ered our:litters of introduction to Mr. Clark, one
of the Rim, and .he politely asserted we' to the
several, departments of this industrial pidgin,.
Mr. Clark is a practfinil," anpietetidrng man of
business, Well acquainted with all tile =Mate
particulars of hie profession, and. he manages
his men without noise or bluster, Erse apiece for
everything and every thing is its place; indeed
the whole establishment works with the accuracy
of well-adjusted machinery, dein, a mat deal of
work in the best style and the most expeditions
Nonni & Clark are the architeots and (retorts
of theft own fame and fortune, having worked
together am joanoeymen before they munmenced
operations on their own 'aecoant. Since that
time they have made and sold nearly nine thou
sand piano fortes which have been sent to every
State in the Onion, to cheer stir charm the ap
preciators of sweet sounds. We Brat visited
THI MIMI 11001 t.
[Then folio•' • lengthy description.)
DOMICIL 1.0011.
COIL CMILAIL
taint° Loom.
2131151 C. &C.
,
Charlotte Blame,
MperAOTURER mid Dealer 'la' Piano
and Impnartef iaude aid muittal loatra.
nand.
_Able .Ye a for the ILA 71/101t0 PIANOS, &Too fa
lIIALLIT.PA C0;11 , pagan Maw, with and with.
dm !MIMI 1331031000. 073 , • 11l Wood R.
ENRY KLEMM Dealer in Mimic, Mu
ll Waal Lmstrundentx, and Importa of Italian dulati.
he Nimes t MALY grand sad plum Moos,
gthaoliation Minn Attadoment. Also Am Dunham'.
MiLLOR, Doalerinlriano Fort*
f Mule and livoleal lintnamants, Ecbool Hco_and
fro4l764ll%regrZwmaChiertirUr Plan "
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'TR* YORK ADvmensszsirri
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Trimi BKILLXN t YIEBOIII3, OWEN • SCHR...I,. 013
sw. tiklrlassla Amman /loan. N. 346 ignadvale.
Roo York.
FANCY GOODS,
Glassware, Toys, Archery, Cricket,
And SPOitTMENS' EQUIPMENTS.
THEM/OW - 80 MM — YEW & CO.,
. 64 LIBERTY STREET, : .
EVE now on hin and' °outline to re
ali.oxistaintr. sod Orr 06%110 VINO Mot&
wids.
trade at mumual for large meortatmeg el
Much sad llestleb .Moodal ettennetteg ht
gegulegor lounZhi. palette
_and MeambAudigus
Hun& 13..... ' 09010111 Nathan. /Mtn ,
manna Tans Cott% , Ith.. Ins
thane mud tThlnashrg urn sad Piper
t==il=l' 0'4.'14 orAc.
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Ottogne Bottle.. Mat I. tett engraved. Vu.l7 assay
. SCHLEFFELIN, BROS. CO
lIIPORTBEIA AND ucturris
Drugs, Paints; Oils, Dyes, Perfamery, Jlt,,•
170 WILLIAM ST., New York, • \
lINVITE the attention of the snub's° then"
laraa sad varloll Oak of team Unto. W,. Porholol7
" istattloatolkek regular lorortotroar Drava
that an also noeltless, dirrot from Ow looms of prods.
emir 24 otaaubetinvial or Tooth. lialr mot NO
Broom. Oor apooplaarrgell arg
Mo 7 ids
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tieW sunisily menissel In Druggists 5t00tV12 . 16•7
era alio 16 Oaks oft Sba 1/011 , 44,11~0U
• .0.1.1=111 pstlas tor.soint. toonjairows
NEW YORK CORN =CHANGE -
I BACHKANIITAOTORY,
No*. 126 'anti 127 Broad st., up stairs •
4', Corn Exchange Buildinirs, New TA.
ILLERS, FLOUR DELLRRii,
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ZlN,:vomai tm attirouoo c&Olest4rt,
hoots to amortasoutof himene tlaw‘.**4l. or
, rand t Lotion taws vat itytot at Wino* I I
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BOUSEKREPERS' AND .DEALAW . I.
TDB 110 PE DILLS,
.71 'roar rnovr,...aml.ll
`rS thozvoN own, Ng roll.
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'Proprietors of
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ro wzanativiEWELEßS,
And Dealers vs Army GOOLLe.
/ME nobsoribeTn, Mnnntsoturers of 1111t1
.I.l,DosimAl owned.*
CU I AKS AND T " APIECES
Invite im attouttoit tot_ tbdt tato sod troll *mortal
eraek,D's
V you toms Fait..to Dal row IJl6oea. .e
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_"tats.. Offer to porabsoiritClitro to ea
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so.2l4aur t N. Y. CU.
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We soaledthe ladder which lee . to the roof,
and notwithstanding the, mole 'y Of the
weather, we had a magnificent nieV of the city.
In the. Immediate neighborhood of ihrin
a autoo
totl... noticed blocks end streittent private
residenoeS is every style of architeettme, evi
dently tie abode of wealth and laxery, . where .
the 'mut hint pitman and uzilliotudres of New
Yorkrirs surrounded by all,the aCtafeits,,conve-
Wenner, and elegancia , , for whir& they arc SO
Thaietabhaiment we have just detpribed, kw
undoubtedly contributed largely to , what consti
tutes the refined luxuries of bowel,' We venture
the remark, 'that Hamm fa Clerk's pianos are
seen in these richly furnished parlors, and
heard in the refined circles that convene there.
a a a a * * -,.. a
rite °juin° MVO: ' , -
. .
Id one of the departments &finite& to In this
sketch, we noticed a grand piano, and we un
hesitatingly prOnounce It the most magnificent
Instrument we have seen. It is =data the best
manner, from the' best material. No expense bas
been ePared. to Make It perfect'in every part.
The ease is elegantly and elaborately carved in
beautiful and significant figures, to solid rose
wood; the keys are made of. pollard . pearl, the
hinges ire plated with silver, and the Interior
is not a whit .behind the exterior. This grand
piano Is the embodiment of our Idea of music,
having the tones of the organ, thelmrp. the
finte and the human voice combined in'rieh har
mony.' ' -
A. friend baying furnished ws with • nottrof in
troduction to the gentlemen rho bas the man
agement of Oils mannfeedery, we,Avalled our
of the advantages of one of thattendbuses,
(whiehgrlike shuttles up and downiaroadway,
wearing the warp of other streets isci tite woof
of this;) and !won found ourself ontid corner of
Tenth Street nod Broadway.
On the front of a beautiful ,Mad enbetantial
buildhig, wee the name of the fir ,Ia .hided
Ndaoettteks, whit' his Irtpeated en light blue
window-shoder: -.- In this neat end elegant ware
roots...midi:ft' ea/tildes a bell-appOinted office
also..ue found • gentleman to whole werdelivered
ourhetter.. ; mitt with ea poilttanit phoiatant
reeePtlchi;lideedle had the oottriasy to furnish
as with a letter to ithloliobtaiined for
em a warm and welcome reception at manu
factory: This Wareroons is rety tastefully ar
ranged and admirably cernitritoted; Jo bring out
the nett muak.of the instrumenttyn exhibition
Owing to the great demand for. Name &
Clark's' piano* there are but-few specimen in
struments OR h and, but pianos of different prices
and patterrus ors always to be seen . there, and
we aluminum' our readers, 'front personal knowl
edge, that they will not regret the trouble they
may take to Bet...those mirackti of mechanism, for
they will not only see incomparable itta4mmeota
but they will pare their eiaelleneies pointed out
by &gentleman who underst a nds what Constitutes
a perfect piano. In conelusiott, we invite the con
noisseurs of music, the dealers in manic, end
dune who desire to procure pianos, to strati them
selves of an early opportunity to Sisit this
bestitiful storeroom, with its elegant Matra-
Westrlty Magazite, Boston.
BOOKSELLERS &C.
_WOAD S. - DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
tionerow Pt
, kocareor So
tl . b Darke P
n it Asogry. No.ll Olulurt
lone. artb a.
it=B. BOSWORTII, Bookseller and
Dean La Stasaaom,ft, Nan, Ilsztußrmat.raur
Plttabratti.
ILIJ 00., - And Stationers, Ne. 66 Woad itrose. ant deer 66 a* UMW of Wit
hh , IMMO . 0 4 qt tw.tv.V.astifJv oe Are 4
L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No
75 Toartb irtrati, pdlii
DIANUFACTVELING.
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UNION FOIIATRY,
Mitchell, tlerrea /1. - 1..,:
tokruz,Vostinue the b ONlttliEld Or the Union
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Cooking Stove'', Rau , end Side Cherie,
me is att 1 i oil 3arorem.
MANTLE 0. • I N GRATies„
thaw Ware, Wasoes ' ; . rroaa;sad /mai,
Tea liettleepPlown and Plow Nato,
Mill`and Maobint2 Caetinge i reralij'
Ate see Ls W n PIPX O of dam.
i IRON it NAILS &I ll' B RENT BRANDS,
, elhovels,,Spallas, Mks, etc,
I AU of whin!' Irty basoll WI asakbeturene rim.
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M , II 0 LI:9 A L '1; AND RETAIL.
lAMES ROBB, $9 Msrket and 6 Unios
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4', 18-5-5
RAILIILLiD was but & few
„months, qtgo, that we called' attehtion, in these
columns, fo the - liability to "accident, when a
tailroadanni public hlghwar eroised each other
on tho same leveL We then exPressed our as
toniabment that: more casualties'did not, occur
from thiecanse, and predicted that some terri
ble calamity woula -yevfix general attention on
. tbesubjea, • .The frightful tragedy on the Cam.
den sad Amboy•line is a melancholy confirmation
• f our words., • •
For, though a—doable track might.proac6/y
are .prevented a disaster, at that particular
'me and phase, se
. thd superintendent of the
ad has. said, there is nothing 'that could have
endued it impouible short of a bridge over the
i,allroad, because this only would have made the
roads cross eachoother at different levels. In
England, indeed,' another expedient is resorted
to, in, older to.nvoid such eolliclims as that of
Wednesdayt , for there the railroads are fenced
in, and gates provided at every crossing; nor are
these: ates opened; except whinxthe watchman,
one of whom is always stationed at each gate,
has ascertained that no train 'is near.
We gay that a double track' woidd probably
have prevented this particular 'disaster. Had
there been a doable; track, the tilde from Phil
adelphia would have been out of the way when
the canine atoned.. Nor is it probable that
the, train frowNew York 'would have been at
that poinlat that particular moment 'tither; for
if it had not slaccened up, on meeting the other
train, it would have been running at the rate of
thirty miles an hour, which. would have carried
it pest the fatal crossing sereraieeconds before
the carriage reached. there. Even 'if it had ar
rived at that pokit iiiraultaneottely with Dr. Hen.
akin, and tithed, as now, the Doctor bad felled
to see the train until too late, the cow-catcher
would probedly have avoided the more fatal COD
sequencer-0 the 130iiiibil. While,, therefore, it
is.asserting too much to say that a double track
would prevent. the possibilityof Collisions bc
tWeen .radroad trains and Uarrisges„ for no
double track cal be a safegtuird against the
foolishness whioirneglecte to use eyes and ears
in the Vicinity. of a railroad track, or which
rashes, without a glance at•the danger, at the
rate of ten miles an boor, di' tly across the
line or a railroadi.yet it is quit legitimate to as
sert,,..with the superintendent, at the collision, i ne
then and there, would have beenL
very unlikely, if
a double week' had existed.
To render,sach aocidents t possible, either
the Euglish system should be alopted, or carri
age reeds_ should be carried u er or over rail
roads. We are aware that t practical .dif-
Beanies lie In the way of eith r expedient, ea
-1
pecially in a country so level New Jersey,
and traversed by so many ca ' ge roads. We
are also aware that travellers the highway
would complain - of having to ascend the steep
grader which such bridges would often render
necessary, just-as travellers on rallroads would
now complain if the speed 'of the train was,
slackened up every half mile trio, on approach
ing. a cross-road_ Between the Impatience of
those two seta of travellers, whd are controlled,
in this ease, by opposite interest', It is, and ever
will be, practically difficult to make' a com
promise. Add to this the etpense to railroads
of building each-bridges, or maintaining watch
men at cross roads, and one sees 'the improba
bility that collaions like that of Wednesday will
he rendered impetrate, as they,ought to be, and
might be. Nevertheless; the press !airmail do its
duty, and nap% with unanimous whir, the pro
per precautions. Safety Is the tirst requisite in
public travel, cheapness next, though , the public
make the most noise about cheap fare, and trust
to luck to samtheirlives.—PAlL. Ledger. '
MILLIONS sou SINTIEN.-NOTHIIIO' 4011 Fara
now.—The editor of the Poughkeepsie 'AA hes
been looking into the coot of Slavery, a •,,Demot
orstio Institution" that has one way hid another
required lame expenditures. •
As the domain which belonged to the . •Old
'Thirteen States" was not adapted to IMarery,lit
became necessary to purchase such se was, with
s flew to that political supremaerwhichthe tionth
he. enjoyed. Bence the purchase, in7lBoB, of
Louisiana, at a coat, in principal and interest,
over $28,000,000 out of which four alai* Staten
vin: Louissna, kheeiesippi, Missouri and Arkan•
sae, were carved.
Seventeen years afterwards Florida was par
phased at an expenee of over $6,000,000, end ad
mitted, with its h ndfol or Inhabitants, as a
State, whose two Be tors neutralized the vote of
New York!
• Soon the planters f Georgia demanded the
removal of the Benda lelndiaos from the swamps
of Florida, so that their runaway slalies could
not find a refuge there. This involved as in a
war which cost 0ver.526000,000. '
Then came Texas ,
a with it twelve thousand in•
habitants,claiming, end fraudulently obtaining
admittance as a sovereign State! Here again,
was our Senate repreientation neutralised by , a
State whose population fell below that of the
county of Fulton, or Putnam, or Itoollandi
The Annexation of Texas plunged us into War
with Mexico,. in which millions of treasure and
rivers of blood were expended.: Here, however,
as an indemnity; we secured one free State, but
oor without a straggle which threatened to dis
member the Union, and only then by . submitting
to a Fugitive Slave law 'thick poeterity will
blush to findamong our iterates
We have since paid to . Tessa, under * various
pretaxts„huge same of money—not large enough,
however, to_extinguish'the "claims" of that ra
pacious older. - •
The Eagle thus recapitulates and aggregate*
the expense a the maintaining slave supreme
ay in our Goreenment—
• •
Porthostog,toulthoto, lo 10011. ....... ..—.... 1g13.630,000
llmida rivm orwr ottlitlatll,llorts, 32,944 9°. . '
Ittiodotdpita Rom Goorgla. ..... .. ..—.... 6,692..000
wu obtoto Taus. in .. 217,174,000
Pad to Tons tor thorn lo le.oomoo
Moans Vonor. to Boot* ADDS. —......,.. 10 000,000
'rota . •• • —41310.970.000
•
But on the iiher band, whee appropriations
are required for the Hudson River or -the St.
Clair Plats, to facilitate a Commerce far more ex
tensive and valuable than the entire business of
' the whole South, they encounter the fierce oppo
killoll of the States, and with a slave or
dough•fams President, are stopped by a Vsvol—
A/homy Evening Joirrwat. •
Tun Beloit somehow Is only, In danger when
See slaveholders. Ire Plotting to extend the in
stitution. Then it very suddenly becomes In
very great danger of dfieoludon. Fortunately,
the catastrophe never quite ken ate. A band
of selteaerilloing, ardent; tlevOle unionsavlng ,
patriotio statesmen step In juet DO the Union Is
all going to smash, and by compromising, Mire
the country. That is, .the !forth gives way, and
the South gate all she asks and the Union is no
longer In danger.
,lust now, the dangef arises from the feeling
at, the North in regard to the repeal of the Mis
souri Compromise. ' Alarmed et the popular de
toOnetratlons, the Sonthein pressbaa simultane
'raised a shout: Seseaslon, inilitaiy pre
parations, legislative eimetnients, are spoken of
asthe remedy,—or rather as. the alternative,
unless the North allows slavery to be forcad up
on the eettlers 'of Kansas. To show our rotdeni
how hypocritical are those alarmists, we make
the .following 'eXtreet from au . articie in the
Weihington Star, In regard to the. Republican
lAri this new party gains strength at the North,
,delionstratiodi against the continuance of the
'Union, if abolitiOnion bids -fair, -to be installed
In Its governmentmust so increase throughout
the;South as to excite greatly against,ther so
coifed Republican party all. Northern men whose
prollts and property may.be ineolved in the 004..
thillAlloo of the Year Jo, year,. through
the laggreption of capital, the ..power °teat
cluem becomint greatly. Increased, notwith
stantdieg the Warangal! populerity of extreme
radlialism in the nen-elavebolding States. That
pow c hes not yet been brought Into play;• but
earl tur danger to the , Union, from the hernia&
ing Political "strength, of abolitionism, will not
longlhenos compel its exertion; when it will be
found equal to the emergenew- or we are greatly
mists/ten in our., estimation of itho politic l d o.
montn Of the times:" . • '
Isn't that spool confession!. The weak nerves'
of Northern dough-faces have beeeme a regular
• elemlnit in politirm, soil aro counted upon as to
taab pewer in carrying out. the plans of the
'Beath. Abolition and Interest are to overcome
Principle; aid a show of bluster and brampido-
Oa, ere the arguments which the South expects
will, tilt,i-last resource, frighten 'the North into
aequillsOinoe with the extension et elavery
ili:l3Oe . trlrss
\ Joisal, or Monday tier Mated
PIS iisoketnblp Daniel Webster, which was
to Bin '•next day for Liverpool, 'Would take a pt
the laripiatnumber\ of pureengere seer eonve
to Bumps In any newel f r om Gall tea
Ststas I /36e. hadaboat 400 piwoungetW,' nearly
all of j whom were, returning - endgmoti;' who
had been. in this country \ anflleletiDe loot to:ee l
cumulate some property, end were goming bath
to enjoy themselves among thee: Mende in the
old coon* , SOmi of them *l4 on bank
ing bonne In En glan d an)!
. lisad.,4 o ,,,th e
amend! °tenet...V. WiSH.ind4eU,*„ltt.mtisiis
wan retuning u came ': ceie, end .theta'
we" eifter u MoeleANflel /adteemeisined
to) , the State.
_ _
Fon lane party of lombortoon In
miens parte of Kano anzoakingonsaimento
to adgrati to limit lib Ilhlk
L00111'5414.1 EarlilinUall.—South's Carriage
Reppadary.—lt hoe always been a pleasure to
us to 'notice and recommend those who, from
!'their ouperior bueittess qualities mud enterprising
spirit arejdeserving of the public's patronage..
Such &person is the subject of the present no.
'tics-lir, Jolla South, carriage manufacturer, on
Third Street, No. 27, between Main and Market
stieehi, AL visited hit Repository yesterday,
were shown 'through his extensive storerooms,
by his gentlemanly ruminant, and our old friend
Mr. R. S. Suttee. His stock of sehioles are, we
thernest extensive in the city, and we
knew from the prices n3aileclou them, they are.
Ole . eheopest. Mr. Beath' to onicof our earliest.
pioneers; he sustains the repetition of being
One of the most enterpriningioitisens that Lonie.
sine con boast-of, which feet is clearly - proved
from the excellence to which he has brought the
manufacturing of public and private conveyan
°es. He is esteemed by all who know him, and
their termettare "million," for his industry, in.
tegrity and mechanical , qualities, which in itself
we judge should entitle him to the patronage of
the cittscrisiof Louleville and Hentunk.T.
Before' closing - this brief notice, we will men
tion a few of the file vehicles which he ha. on
band, the first of which are his .
. • • .
Beauftful carriagu—maustractured by , good
workmen under bin own supervision, • lined
throughiatt with thoriaest qualiti of silk and
damask, at prices : low enough to satisfy tbemost
penurious. The Prince Albert, or Family Buggy,
is one of tholatestimprovemonts we have seen.
It has one advantage, decidedly the moet
'Conienient we bsyti.4Tr, seen, thatis a lever on
the inside, bylninini which, you lower or raise
the copal will, - siving the . trouble heretofore of
allghting end plates the springs;besides en
countering the danger of being hurt
R 4 *-4 0 wiser — Of these ho has on hand a Ane
assortment, among which are some of a new
and improved style, far Balmier to anything yet
got up, and for wh ich he holds the patent. Their
prices are very reasonable.:. •
Oro Buggies and trotiing bunks In a great
variety and. new improvements: • We noticed
One got up . expressly for a "trotting buggy."
It has a very light appearance, and looked really
beautiful.
The Pressure of the money market has calmed
Mr. 8. ;tl7 adopt the old proverb, "Quick sales
and amall•Pia,fite,': IS his maxim.
If those wanting to purchase carriages, rock
awais or boggles. will girt, him a Gall, they
Will find everything ae we have represented, and
will leave folly aatiefled. We have bat told the
titith.--:Lou..Jourrud.
, .
LABOR laitssu.—ln A meat letter from
Dublin to the Loidon Ti mu, we find the follow
ing paragraph:,..,. - -
' , Great complaints of the scarcity of hands
come 604 all quarters. of the country.' The
continuf i of the exodus end the embodiment
of the have combined to narrow the labor
marke Most inconvenient Built. ,Some idea
of the diaituati for agricultural- laborers may be
learned: frain the fact, that in one district (Lim
erick)the timers are payiug.l2a fld per week
(wet or'dry weather) and.diet, and on Monday
morning„ when fine weather set in, .hands were
eagerly picked up at Is 6d per day.and board."
The reader will, no doubt, be surprised at
this low rate of wages iu view of an actual
scarcity of laborers, which has existed now far
about wyear or more, and continues to increase;
Kit it is, really a coasiderable advance upon
whet the pay of the _agrioultural laborers of
Ireland' formerly was. . Twelve shillings, Eng- '
lish eurrimey, wouldbe about $2,64 fora *whole
week's hard toil. The subsistence mentioned le
only the - food of the laborer, and 'if he has
family he must:maintain .1t hiloed and clothing
out of the s2,64.,joettldes paying rent. This
might devery well fororace of send.barbaiimus,
but it , is greatly to the credit of the trial peas ,
entry that they prefer trying their. fortimes In
114 United States. In many of theagricultural
districts of our free States, tat:mere ddring har
vest, can with difficulty be procured at $2 and
$2,60 per day, while in .ether- districtl, even
53,00 is freely offered. Laboreis 'ote canals,
railways; and stevedores, draymen; &9:, earn.
wages so much higher here than•labovere in Ire
land; that poor Pat le no fool for making his
exodus from a land of starvation -to a land of
plenty, I We think that it mast be clear that
the - tates of wages stated above indicate tither
a very improper appreciation' of the Value of
labor in great Britain, or that 'there is still a
very large redundant population there. In
'either case emigration to America must ge on as
Stir stofore,!-Philadriphist North , Sletereamt... •
TILIATNERT or RILLOSIL—The editor of the
Hansa@ l'ree'Stats says;
' We called on Governor Reeder and found him`
in good health end tine spirits,..eadd' the inn,
trials "and difficulties, be. almost alone, hair had
to mitetad With,. The members of the Infsla
titre treat Mai with all the disrespect thiteeedd
'be' etpected from such claw of tairletitlidoli
While conversing with him,,tis private saeretary,
Mr. Lowry, came in with four or-firecopkro of
his Veto kledsags,. forsrhlch he had to pay fifty
cent*. This, we presume, is the first time in
American History that* Governor had to pay so
high for a copy of Me own '
Men who, day lifter day and- week *nor
indulge In the grommet perional abuse against
the Governor, thrhatening• shunting, , himg;ing,
tar and feathering- and driving from- thi Terri
tory, can come into Ms office and eoally and de,
libeintely take a seat, as though they bad ieVer
said anything of the kind, , knowing full well that
it is Only his official dignity that prevents him
from ejecting them over the porch far into the
Middle otthe yard, the.moment they darken his
bit
just heard As evening prodons
14 remon . i . , and'of the appointmentnf Dawson,
and ooirse had to adjourn into tice vieinity of
nitinbei r of grog shops In Miaow!, to bayo a
"bine over It Stringfellow tried to make a
Speech on the great question; said that they hid
groat occasion to rejoice over the removal Of
Reeder, but none for rejoicing over the new
appointment. It was not a very enthitsbudil
KOSZTA PiXtTiqlt: RIIIRDIATZD.—The
Washington Mier, in a *Cent Article upon the
subjeat of fraudulent passports, slue: -
Baritone born abroad, however, who may hive
merely declared their . intention to become chi
me, friOently hire occasion to return to Eu
rope before - they hare resided in the United
States Jong enough to enable them to carry their
intention into eflhot . pureuant-to doubt
moat of these 'persona hare en honest purpdee to
coneataitato thelr intention, and therefore deem
it herd that they cannot ob tain aptissport from
this a oyerninimt They do not retteotihowever,
that • peasport Is substantially a mere certificate
o faitizeltahlp, which It would be a falsehood and
• fraud for the Secretary of State to give to Any
foreignei who may hare merrly'deolered his In
tention to beciome a eitizen.
• Thin, the National Enteliirsteer suggests,
Wally repudiates the doctrine of the %oasts
ease, which maintained that an alien who had
declared his intention,to become a citizen instant
ly , became, by: that sot, ite.muolt entitled.to the
protebtion of • Ameriasti law and American arms
na tbe . native, citizen. Now the . Union holds that
such peraCes are notJentitled to past4orte, and
-cannot joay claim the. protection of this Gov
ennient,when *siting foreign countries.
Tam fts3•=l2lllalell Btu min 111 Awn:Dora.--
-Malay persons haim died of the bite of this wily
and dangerous reptile. Although not so large in
else se the boa constrictor, yot the great Of-the
bittyif cot provided against; are as fatal and
'deadly OS the coils which enfold, an Mud bores
In' their chilly embrace. - Map/ may wonder why
the bite' f the rattlesnakeli es/fatal. -The retw
sone srehimply theee: The, poison, or the fluid
which seta as such, intli36 from the fangs, sod Is
eetireted in the wound made by the MU,. This
fink chills and crystallised: the blood; and•be-
nnisthlng steals gradually- over.the frame, like
'that felc by a freethig,person,, the blood being
like Slat in s freezing state:. Some years ago
physician was bitten by a isttleenaket but,',
=fortunately, though he cured Many of carious
kinds of dissulth. be could riot cure Emelt, nor
could lie cared by any of his ,brother • physi•
ohms; sod in one or two hours, ksdietta martyr
to his own Ignorance, with the antidote within
arm's reach, and which, it taken in time," would
have sated Ida 'life.., And, even_ now there:are
lthemule In the pipets, which prove beyon d donbt that the fact Isnot known as it ought td be
that brandy or rum taken immediately after the
'tate, or so soon as, convenient, and in inch quan ,
tity 114 to' make a *San tiply, will destm the
effects of the polecat. and serve Ai aafeand sure
.. • . • • .
TR" AODIIII or ems Omtetnerrena.—We hare
edvioeffioni Salt Lake City as ate as the ilitt of
Jede: On the 12th of that month an exodus of
gresehoppere oommennaL They peuidthrontli
thkair for three'ayuk in aindee of myriads,'and
were drOwned'in'thelaitee, the.ehores of:Whieh
wereao tidaldyihied irk* . 11mteitil to .P"dael enY
L oireneire eilinvitt.'"geople Tem .00ngratulatiag
therneelvea`on their dinp but. it woe 'of
`elnireduratlon, for in a eW days. their-planet
Were tlll e d by other, . freak the. metlataine,•ami
the .newootnere 'dtninied, the little ergetation
*W3/4°64 mop ,which had bliOn
sown and was jtiet =skin ,ite appeasers.,
145sra - Isassaliettelitdie hire elected the Ter
ritorial ielbere for terms of six year.. It rittntli
now at once moles itself Into a permanent Leg
islattrre; airing ash timber authority rto ho hl
Wiest tiering ha life, or
point hitt nieseresem That tosualle Would gap
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VOLUME LXIX-:NUMBER 12:
. .
:11morgari.ti Rev. Messrs.
Whitfield and lines :teply,:;throtigh the Norfolk
A*gus,'as to the cause of theirobsenee from that
city at the present time: , TtieforMer Itentleman
was absent, attending-to hie dative' as President
of the Methodist'Protesbint .Coaferonce when
the disease brake' out, and wookt-haie returned
to-his home hit - that all means of communication
were cut ott However, Bev. Mr. McClelland,
who supplies his
.necessary absence, is still 'at
him post, as also. are the rest of the clergymen.
with two. exceptions. • -
Rev. Mr. Winston, of the Cumberland street
Baptist Church,''had resigned his charge to re
sume Jabots elsewhere, when he left; and Rev.
T. G. Jones left partly in conseunence of the del
icate state of his own, but more particularly on
h„ oo ,, n e Of his wife's health; and when he desir
dto ietarn the, officers and leading members
'of his Church sae - hied him to the contrary ; and
he veryjnitireeneludes, that if the members of
hie owns ohnrohilliid Milt with his conduct,
"others, not personally concerned, hant no cause
to oomPleitL"
The Blare. States the'united bi an effort to
"crush" Freedom out of raltalta and NEbrasks.
Those Territories,..by a compact which surren
dered' Masotti' and Arkansas .taAlavery, were
devoted to Freedeni.' ' Shall the North do lees for
the RIGHT than the South's doing for'the waned
filialk,un refuse to unite ininaintabang faith and
hopesty, while May eolibine - So . Uphold perfidy
and swindling I—,4lbassr , Jrpoinsk dityrnat.
This placei s theargunient in taror of a Repub
lican movement . .upon She, stwortgeat possible
ground. 'lTobiatiyho,regarda the subject front
an intelligent' tiati-pol can.fall to-wee that the
neoeseity of finiou haateten trued by the action .
of the South, and Its rthtlioatiou.ssui,eupport of
en infamoun _
Atrrnsarto 7 BPUIL,FORT-Ituarr. , ...—flik•ilave au
thentic news froM Fort Riley, Kansis•Torritory.
•
From the aelpittrib, which beat._ data at Fort
Leavenworth; on - the 231 inst, we learn that but
eleven pereona7in'Aill, hid tiled cif . Cholera op to
the very last.advbies received - there — (it . :Leaven-
Worth,) froui Fort Rilei.•:•;The dtuid•wgie Major
Ogden, fdrs..Sl4,;ldimistoaci, Mrs,: Mik Woods,
her two childiercand two servantevind des em
ployees and soldleii ' The original ..report re
ceived.'in th city Ewan that the, deaths_at Fort
Riley from o olent!averaged day. - L— Wash
..•
Haynie 'Llanastr*The - Itenste . lati v lN. Y.))
minor tenon once held a meeting; and resolved
that theinty.;tmt opo . 7.tenthof the produce was too heavy a .iit; indligreed utuntimotudy there
after that th•y‘ vichtd - pay 'but one-sixth.. They
never disco • • their mistake'itititthe rent be
came
•
AR,
Patenti .e -Smtang
Abe .Presunn,PL' :1! 1,,!; L .
• sae • ' A ,
CANS; *hioh'arek 4
tb:. aid 1,716 7lnn b ei•;etid opan ' att I
nithout Ininra to the ewe. '
rental, analog Intrlimnaral see. 7nl.4,Aloretloes:ft., put.
Una up fruit actompani the and the work Le Le ne
atly perturbed that by thrtr rue steep,
w in mar
mar des. tand tomatem net their table au winter at
IlloserPintrCenen shaft de 82 , 50 , hair &Ohm SMOL
threw 011eree84.24. (Oen $5.00 Pre, dossu;' **different
lama next ue Notre • economy In L tranepartarlon.
Arthur. , Can, whkthis aimed L•allh a It.) L oreerirni the
whole tap, te, taat .o.o tuna It may he elevera Zee
aha.... 4 b.. been Lfell
,p aporeerid - '•4l. L the Tanana'
Club of the American Ututata i Ml. ark, .11.okr• a
first clang tap_irearn test all otam• Cana at tat
lee Pair In tancinnatt,
_and wee ewsrdea ;Irene', at the
eleoblitilx , /bar at the 8m thelnuan im
White; Weahlnaton. D. O. It L namd be. ttab beet
Can lathe rearhet., An stars sero u niarded brAtte mats.
berrote_ptly retwarCed..Ator sale, wholesale 'lied nn
*Litt Iltaellelneand_tineeneitre 8 of •
rufAttri /MAT ••• li•nott et;'
L.MAlO•lfither • L • i'L• • • eat Pittsburgh. Pa
Fruit Cane.
'lrliinmecuseiaale of T. J Craig da Co.'s
f=Prolt.Clusa .has NOS tior,t ot to '
ammo
Unmana And Ate now enablo4 Sllordomnsionnt.
17
do r, a
v &z. nz*otatant Yet sten th(C.n to
tarkaelfilging Can hr the c. 13.• and (old at the
fd i ntlrfat ' Onted by 1 inti1tr014171111:74! 4'463.214
M4iLIGE Ss CO, r
tionalantonnol'l2oAnvint ant Shne.lrom 413 end
Deanne In IltoveGorsion fonden. Stnnenr Monk' to
134 woop 323,„UT.
. . . ,
Frdit Canal Fruit( CA BO • "M
all housekeepers wa pot,.np more or
A lam Ikon thlaseasat
for ithittor tue: is baiortant
ott tbo , aot tbot woo bo Pm/ad. sad tuawa/at , wlllk the
• load troabla. and pa,'br Pertbotir gala. Now. wel%lt
jut Can, otour owtimanufatantvg, and at one th ird
LIMB ratee.tban oar Othor•Suf•atallow t' an in the
We tamlta all latemtaa.to pal sad, Wt• - LIP t awe %fore,
tobaalwar etwortawa.' at du Imo Cit e rati ci rsw Worabow"
• still t- - ' " linecomoto to J. Earoaollar.
X*mIMACIFES 4 Wirt. 'PRESERVING,,The
eubwribee ngibe.n the season with
atelot the choicest sties. from , Lebenntelfenee
ry, poked dell,- end ecosittly handled. Thls socracre
is noted far it. choke' [nil; bonded Wow tnenehlass'
want P.M. Pain. and ern would - recommend Visul:n,to
the wax a, families &siting n Mee all* •••••.-- •
1=1•131 be sok' it' . We lewd storketpraot.
W 6 . A. MCCLURG:
WESTERN TEA' STORE;
Coniek of Wood. and
DUBE CIDER WIIPE QfNEQAR ,AlBO,
a,. WM* sad ChtoadikirniVirir st ' •
a'a97' 'l4inser Wood amid I•Lub etre@
Titter and Vrriekar.
VINEGAR pzede -am:mei3,4 , for; family nee
and now mold ba awn than ova bait at Ma' c.t,ab
tizaceries at 1itta1,1.2.7. Piablea aLa
=actual saaWwaiune bum saved balt sat
Wins TIV•IPa aukka tab Ohio @no* *pal is the bagt
id Cid= lesiraiik* oraltirst raluel4r . half 14
Atilt=MAUl
ban otWitalrilifak &WIND/4 az' 41 the
mit'-b".
"• • 1 .• 0110014 ba thin Mr&
Ciderbe? sweet. until
ifkimbon Finegan in Mar warranted to be an mita
rmtM meal A. HALLOO. 140 Watar f 1 brkat
• -
Besmn Ceiiasiitar Witerlime
undenrigimed, keep oionotnntly on hand.
alonirAeztirduar .. t imi Z
ActukKhadajitidgekilis ta i if,
teptlietood tb this nide. int i nnt r itstetratlit
Impavioluateis to
no`ll of mat oeeertr an gy.Mend to'
the actieto avatar or dims.
Jo3o.lcnd A Rumirivitifr:i=
- k INEN GOODS—A. A.-Mason & lri
0 =os=rttL*wt..27tb i jrr d r o t,lol) lain;
marine quanta. Alin an sanntasairt aIUZSWW,
Clotnallapitanaadin - an:a ,
A LI'ACZAB-4 , Mison AGo hare-
iort ne.480 pas.of Blatt AIM.= of al
Tier importer quints - • aunt
jiLAINES,A,A. Dissati/E 'Conivelltist
a :tress somulta.osoist so.dianssi Wow of All
" 11 94,.
EIRASB EIKERTS=2OO. fine Grass.M.stk.,-
. 1 1 1 .k="'"""rt. f iirs k ore' t ' 4°^lr "''
op. ss. Sabo.,
jIIST reel' 100' pos. 4-4,Entlish ,Caliceedi,
eV dud eaten. - A. A. 11ASON.St CO. : : : m
EINE MUSLIN BIIIRTS-blorrieon's cola
bnted bunk er shltte.edtte nut .ttbeit collar& fer '
_
JOB. & W. 77 Menet newt. •
II . tr:4" - ; ' sr. . other _ ..t 0
. . Onfarfor lel • . ibi•Avild and As ado a:
. IL PIIIIILLIET. .
ELLIB' CORN,I'LASTXB-,-An =amt.
E
snide lb, eurlsbr Orem •rb19017 - yred '
' - JO&
UNDRIES-13 - bales" Coy 0n,..-4 - bW..
to ' ln t" .nics *no •
pri,ABLE-6 casks Sup nail tor . eate , bj
FOll.--100 pblB.era, per Wenona; for
.p i• "
QtRELLLED SORlfa-7200 bushels Shelled
Oens In won'and bre wN br a. A. HARDT, .
ROULDRRB-40,000 lbs. city out in store
.k.a NO• - ' . Dann O. H
11118.1182:
anti lessees Liberty and and stmts.
UGAR CURED HAW --Choice.brazda
rJ on bud sad lbe nels•by 1/AVID ct - rtßansr. -
nall tomer Liberty and Rand sta:
LIME-, 115 bbla., on hand . •
inUrat „to.
DIG .1/MAIr-,115 - tons Soft hen for sale
a he' 4 enTuverer,e DIM BAIL 430.11121. Id at.
"ART APPLEca 7 -16 .bash..reeeived, by
REMIT OOLLINi.
-- - -
tl 3 4 B ,, albte..Treigi a ttic
lj !weird:Ay xs4l-
OPS;;;•2 iriaineeived and.fer sale b
IJL OOLLML
btlasiactuome.oo, 7 deseripUory,
0 . 04.01,49611 7 1•.4 " 1 " 1 " .b rcriv0atir5.- - •
MN bIECAL-i450 bbls.. sifted, in more
11,001iD - -4.lso'ssekti ,torero s
r, la ASA El DMIEZT ra. •
B.: '6.COHLIVEHOLL—A ""
- pirotthlissallabboll toed . JOS. mamma,
ATlOrti HAIR, TONIO—A oupPly of thie" ,l
M r teibratorrlialt Tonle Vodd by ' 10M.._ runtrma., .;. •
EGLIED•OOEXIIIs.for sale by•
h IXTJI,A /LOUR -on' head' said to - arrive
, smpt. Inman; •
I2e
,el • • . --essys osausaists..•
and' Shoulders
mop sod Ibr ids trr DAVID fa. annum
lb4t
VIINDREEB--8 .
ossoossei • 1 - .04 , 4' c i,,
-was. to— Jai leA 413%.
7 111GA.11 -
_
_ 6.ItBLS • . OiMm) =tlGAltforsalwbY '"
ipanl3.Xiatt.t
.5 1 W 81 .1M fialadialVfol - Na(rbt'".
' 7 . 46. 7 1N5
3.10.: TA' ITAtitUt axiv
5 0 3
BAGS. RIO COPFKB for iti n g it. .
.111111111. NAIR
6)(1(111E13. 801IX' tor salt) by • ,
sea 'Naafi. au= a EartaiL
oIia.PLF
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