1. 1 ..ift . ' 4 1k- • -...1)A1 LY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
M. PICSTINUILL, a COM ADVISIV2IBIIO3 At/Lfitrl
122 Manta imam. Nvr You.
Ar3,l No. 10. Sage stmt.
•
P. A 06. are AgrAtot for the aportlolhfratlal and lame
rlrculsling mom rcfal P•prio Whig 0* Ualtall &Ala.
AAA the 17Ansdaa.°
ii26Rzw k MOP.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cotton and• Woolen Machinery.
nth, &W D. de,.
latellAws • ml Deeters ro Neaufactusere Article&
No. 67 Pine St., New York.
w. 11"-ACIMIL. Area •
..W(x)orturriPa IIZACII IRON. WORKS,•
Sta - . Asekes andßoilers,
Iseltwire Ailv.7 in New yea foe
LOW ICI.,I.MACIIINSBIIOI ., alsablaLsts , Tools
wr1.119.
D. F.TIEMANN&CO.,
Ili , Felton street, :New York.
MANUFACTURERS OF
OIL & WATER COLORS,
I'4 lih 18 HER, 4-0.
And Importeni of French Zinc White, ie.
Llerolan sad PrM• Una' forwarded MIZZU.
roberribrrel.
Days Of Boiling Changed to 9th arid 24th
e fir RACII710:011.
NRW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
STltAldfllllP mat. tris
Ana thoulrad N,ka Mortar thas my ether Some .
The Aocesiory Transit Co. (of Nioaragua)
Proprietors. ' •
NUIITIIRRN LIOUT,. RtAt Or
WEST. 1110.1dCYLIE.132„ or dIANIBL WEIL
a R. all ant stoaatabt i :lll Mayo Noe York on
• the 9th aod Mho( each moo ootatort r laa by the Nk•
&ragas Transit. Itouto. (baring t twain-01114.10t land
tramoortatiort over • stood staaradoraloor Ao. f. la art dais
rat OIA.MA i r. ?ACLU% • arar JOltiTar,
oao of width will Nara San Jima 44.1 Sar. rho Paid&
larrohols or the Vraasla Routs, whore the PaclOo Mahar
/WV. maw. the P*4.410[11 at the 0 . , , 1 .1 1,atety a ideal On,
meatatell On tbalr arrival, and at once to - San
IFTII/161x0. airmerleowd Flumes he *Waited to
old". Plea Informallooyorlasvadre at reduced ratosAPPIT •
Warta' OtlAßLallallloll6,ll.N. Agent,
mallCadt• 2 Bolelhug Groom. IC Y.
Comas. Pans and Fancy Goods.
William -Tacker,
.1 6 1 - 1 PARK PLACE NEW YORK, invitee
tjt [h. attention or Saathern and Wetter. llierchanta,
o a new eta* of Pan% •Utonlet. Lielr, Tooth and Nall
/Imam LadlealLetlooles, Perfumery, *ape, Port Mon.
wawa Jet suditaad Bracalets, Pocket Books. Dream Boa
tons, Plat sud M./kn. Books and BP* Wotch Guards,
Was. °outland Moan Berta hiecktsoaa.ka: , India Rubbor
tl , astal,toaa. Balla ..na Toys ra everydemi. - nu= &Wore,
Razor. and Cutlery, dead and Gilt Jetrolry. Acaordaona
and Vietlne. Inclidinet • 0..° oes 4 wir,•_ld...k or
English. French and °smart fancy °nod. 10141 0111 be
sold at the vary lowest prima for thlah or Approved Paper
Elaerdera by Uttar oakete4 and_ aut up In the best
0.111:16r. WILLLitt TUBB&
• : 10 Park Place, Nen York...
P. B—Please out this out. • my93-13r, •
Patent ,Elastic Skirts.
it
ATER & FRANCE No. 1 Barclay street,
New YeYork.illtlflOtt —None ors teatisba• *isn't they have the
stamp efthe palAtiat. tuano.rcturere and Wien ta
t staging will be prosecuted acsordiag to law. addtt-P
. W. JACKSON & SOL
ORATE AND FENDER MAKRR,
24t FRosrer. 4 9.10 BROADWAY; NEW !081.
1.3t111
pApxa ,w.tannocre
N, LEWIS & BARTOW, No. 161
WMlsto arret.—A 'vast Vasiet7 of PAP= Mc Book
. %00ze.% Means, Bookbliulara, lisaufacturers.
and Tradermakiaborigly. • taws/.
AND /AMOY U)DS.
I AULSORN & Maiden Lane,
VeMo d iVire. linab " t74 " .t :, bo "'*'• °IT?,
MAY GrAEraN . -geTa ff• 4 114 /13.,
sob arta. Areal , •
• 01110e.14 Jacob St., New York Otte .
CeletMated - oo Io r is now aoknowletig
by.s b. 111111111 TEST AND MOST PIA
& KIT ever produced be tbla or any older osnotr
at:74%M UN VANYINti t ONITORVE I T t ft in a lab pe a t . !
-- insleo- TN* sattshotion-lt ho. 11./1411 wherever
nerd, amply testMem to Its malts.
It may* obtained dry =end In put n —ln diP•
emit 1601•1 MIL SO Snit P ra.
Tuntget of-the didarent pude., with • Pelf of prlvee.
will be cent to any pest of the country. upon sAplionNon
by Idles or
otherwise. at -
The On Than delivered will be guaratied to be My
equal to the lample fonnerded.
All orders will b• prompt. attended to and balefully
eveauted. upon the roost resalable tortitrikao
Proprietor of Tarts Oaten Wore; le .laosb 44 N. Y. city.
aldleadd,
Carpeting', Oil Cloths and Ilattins.
• - •ItORINSON & CO..
NO '47, 1 , 41271 STRJ42.7, .111.W.4)2 WOOD,
Aoi
RE' now readying largo mad choice ae
„M.sectsat °Ages-mos. piths Wiwi, and - most
beoutlfal pattern; Consisting or ' • • .
Itopril. Whet. . • • • .
Prwennsand TsPesisTi • ' •
!stilt andraper TSP. Cl 7,
444 75. {i t n =ri gr'i nprol' •
• I g* Twlliwil plain Woollarc
Together with sorry description or iletop, Cotton. sad
ow.priont Carpeting.
. -FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
lhom 3 to 44 Sat erlOs, ail onsiltles an
rilse,Tatde OLI ClothikboW and =sea Oil
tat
bad
nal= Ilelliosit i lWow Rhodes; Plano and Table Coo.
et
r Huai Vittlius llM:l l 4 C ie7 s . all at . nil:
*red stthe tumor. cash prim. Will
ZAIRBAER'S PLATFORM SCALES.
ILgJIB undokA4goed baying been eip"pointed
ftgart. Amt. Ibr tEs sag at them aelguatsd
El. manalbeturial by tbs.:la:nal layeaton
'..g;s :T. FAIRBANKS A - IV.,
amieverlavita at i teatio=tr bar. • tosamaaltY
to Ttuss P latlige r bee .objected th. 8111 thlem 471.68 T
TESTor, GU W. winch,: Palli j oad. fa. the MOW /hates
't Magian& mull la aysiT branch of bushus. throughout
o i l:ll., an wolona artatiley and great dorablll
- Wzi t iarran 112N' 4 '/FIR T /70
APPEAL . • _
Wt. ao._ierepsreol ors...
he Comas?, Portable,
Doman; notang MU. llarr. Ocek_Rellroid and Canal
*alga taeura~ty WICLGS.
go. =I Überty *trod, Clookatorriat ,lior
*ugly. _ mamma-
Book and Job'Printing.. *,
•44"OrtN.T.: fiIIiRYCIOK, having recently re
m:m.4lWe Job Prin . liar „ Odles to el tlfth . treat above
nele .g. libbusetto il would reirowslifidly sullen
t be of mwair, sosnateetuters end others.
and protidod wiLti stem power nod int took,
or. andpied.pninus, be f. 'studied to ex sew./ de.
... a.r. ..... riv , snit nuirosatUe Job prlittlau at abort
Abu agency for the ear or or i
imparter article of bin.
der's and tax mskses straw buisr.• Ilft7 Nun Book
pow. Xt OS, ein hand and lOC sale. ... - . latiO
PITTSBURGH . - COACII 'FACTORY.
1110401/..........M11111 k fftl/113311—....—..0110. Unto
BIGELOW it CO..
-mageron to R. N. Elttotow. .
40/21 °'. an&
Otri x4
,i'lttsbereW
( Perna.
GEGo PIVEToNs,
.U. / . 4 .MW V. 967
Weary of dioto4l2=t AuOt111)11.hl.
igrarZit
- ars
Illde . olll and Leather store. •
.• • 7„.TOICULEPATItTeIt.. • . 1
N0..21 South! Third. Street, .
Dorrnebliorkst mid Chortiort Phllmlotoblo.
R.A.S .4 .LOR SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr 9
sad Oros ratiod Arno Hipo=rrall, Termed
Asril r" 4ll i
i or tho l iotoryrtad., tor whir
the soutot IrUl to dna help or talus la
orotorrp. for "IOU& Lomita INOVId role or otkarr and
drat ao rozoOlotios. • • • • ma.7l
==M
.
WX._
XeCtrisCHXOX & C 0.,. •
WHOLESALE GROOMS,
Produce and Commluion Nenkauts,
AND DIALS= IN
Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles.
Arc. 219 Lardy skeet, coma of Irani;
atf - PITTSBURGH. PA.
JOJES cougy,
MEOLBS4.I.III
,GROCERS
BOAT NI 11111.11&11:
Prodau ud IltWourgli Iluatutares,
No. 141 Mater afros; ..
• ." al ! a : c1 /blgrinalton.-Przma..
Janos Irwto &
JLIANUFACT-URER'S,OF
CaULPHIIEIC ACID; Sulphuric Ether; -
irer B Clrat ta w ' i l ert at el iett
A0.ike....t...rr: • Ntuoyus 40% •
__lrovikes Botulism ' lcr7B.li
PAINTERS. .
:LONG & LANE
J .:
NOUSE 'AND SIGN .PAINTE ,
1111 ; 1 4 2 :rgi n j gr etneu.)
All (m = "41 troara . attended to.
mt4l•tl
PLATFORM(
ffevery doisirripticin,saillible for Railroads,
44 . ; irazatos list. 00AL. ihml. MAW
Melo fir l ooMicf. P ron " nu L744 . rrla
fifir"=7 .l :tb. 041 litaimifir mime Mao
t= omit of IrtaglAV l ON Weft%
ouGl44amed insoomoto tO /.11loott It • .
Oupstingo, Shl Moths Ind Jultings7
- - 41AusoN .4 co.,
r rrzr 81111107.-OPPOMW rag
gAvx now on hand, and to winch avant
m iagit zd t gat t •s o admrtrat of tbe
will be sold st eeatera prime bbt.-4=1 ,1 =
Ibedbb Vol u tbabude.Prez: tate a=te
==.by
Ida% annum or
Once, - •
A o. t o , sr. .I•ALR-srassr.
cI av A NTO of ali descriptions supplied
Ipfh& zura fforillos•od Li& claws nopotfolly dotkifol
to • roof tb•floi , lto nowoo ffe d, 8 1 .4
guiroatoo for tats. 011111.1, r
Arompar attrofo4 to. -
its I,IIW/11
L Donaldson, Alderman.
ARIFFICE, comer of reran d St. Mir sta.,
MIT= en
l 'atiMaa g l a g thll4° Vire at
&MIT, Derttist,Tourtri street, •
ey *An does vat ON orb.. Ogee Loan
wt.to P.
R •& 24.1TOMILIAL,;Troprietors of
Siete Tree te *ad teas thelistam
RIM MAPP,Wice•&C , Pr 2l ttga.
fIiANIEL lasnuf.tzoi at
ast
rial e
et . wow w
ON" rte .
. .
~.._...y .;~r
UUSINESS CARDS
•
ATTORNEYS.
; 1 . LOUIS BCllOlll.lt,
'attorney at law, and'
N. Eutern Collector
ni rifi COMM ALOWI
GM? AIi.DAWIN.SyLVAI.4 CUD rit :
i S u lif arno,noickes, ToscarastakOo sisakdana.Riehtand,
I. Pamralt. Partainarismb.u.K6V4ol.7l,t.".•
.
". %Mut ' I Hi Cb te, ram A On.. - } 11 ".
Mr. Isaac !W.W.I
tvrott j aus4s. 0.,
3lawn. It. t. W. :. raber.i MOW" , .
Stwalorseastaetta. Pra•
IL P. Mye il lin
Oa,
__ _
.- _-
W— .
HALL — ,
Attorney at Law, "Bake
• warn Bullatter Groat street, between four th cud
emoted Ad •e. enitosgleT
1 OSZPII,S. &,A. P. MOURLSON, Atter
:L=6:l.l'a I.74=Tb. v irt h " I ` - `= "a
n 1 OBEidE. PRiLLIPS, Attoraey at Law,
.1.6, et. Levi, t io. le?.
111401311 RT kOLLOCK, Attorney . at Law—.
CIOTDOr of rem and Grant strest^ePpetits the_gosirt
ins* • el!ipe, Plttebarskt. aer44 1 , 53
teillES --- J. IiIIIIN, Attorney at Law, office
•
er .Vottetb Asset, pear Grant, Pittsburgh. islfro.l7
JASPER E.- BRADY, Attorney at Law,
fiL, No. 810 fifth irteret Pittsburgh.
AGENCIES.
Michigan General Commission and Collec
tion Agency Office,
L'OR the 'collection of limo and Foreign
Merrantile a
and another/Maw claims. In Michigan
ndjacent Maim, Investruant and yment ef Menem
Payasent a - Taloa Purchase and hale P
at Rood Ifetats and
Shwas and insurance arena.
MINYA a ANDtIiZON, Detr . olt. frilehlgat
arg%lgte fit i OZ Gantt; altdog K LOr n erZ litenari
Merchant.
Moi.—Tlro. Agouties or ktieblean from ron.rtolg
hancsaco Oomnan roz.lll4rd
•
Saldiers'Bounty Lands 4 Claims against
• c
the Government.
LIV ILL win procure Bounty 'Land War
mite fbr &dation, their er Idons minor children,
ettZd a ti= Vet: Vig t or in° G"• =ir s ti a .
tablisbed by Oneignien. - . •
MI 146 Third et., one door abovAlimlthfield.
stio.tr
WM. A. ERWIN'S
NAL ZWATE.OFFICE No,- 8T -Front
stmt. ad deot train Mari.ok Vader in Lake Chu.
Ork rig Iron. te. Ooral Dropszli boustk
at 1224.1
, •
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real 'Estate /Loa,
Mork. Morohaadlm sad •mu &otos. Ohm NO. Pa
tli stmt., Wry* Wool. Yoder promptly rllM Wooded
117
(.IA2dI:IEL MARSIIELL. Secretary Citi
I.J =ea Irmalam Oomtwal% 4 W•tor 4,14.
M. GORDON, Secretary Western limn
rant.. Co., i 9 Water street.
eIGARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfor Franklin
/e b b:U=lnm Cioemponnr, lniettMea, MUM Of wood
A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn-
DRUGGISTS.
TOHRHAIET, Jr., (snocessor to Jas.
Et.
ft
hluf
sod IMari
TOL:, = r VIP Z :
h2 tbui g• WE. D.
JOHN 'P. SCOTT, Wholamile Dealer in
D.wila: Nita& OU; Varnisbm and Dye BUM. N. PPS
impty Irtmot, Pittsurgh.
am will moire prompt attention-
Sr Unit be Liolkomie• Pnlmonle Symp. mar V.-17
FANNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
• Primmest' nanatootorers of Wlllto Lood_,ELIA
ma corm Wood and Front stmts. Pitto•
soda
U SELLERS, Wholesale Ander in
Drag:. Patn= 4„l„, iwts, OM. Tarnishes. ka,
at 4 4rea l Clooda Pdas
IWO= MOT..
UWholonale .Retail
=ig; corner of Lanny and Et. Oh 'Ueda
JBCHOONM AKER & CO., Wholesale
• hessautaNa 24. Wad keret. InttablwatiL.
"rOSEPIT. FLEMING, Suooessor to L. Wilcox
,itt=ral l "td' --I,l7a
suroneinea ifialleina (Cita P:rresnarr,. sag an
pertaining to hie
Plarakinna preeeriptinos canna, compounded at ail
bonen
jo9ly
COMMISSION &C.
SPRINGER - HARBATTaII;
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Dealer in Wool, Provisions Sr Prodnoe generally
NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGIII, PA.
J. R. MURPHY
A
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Pert!lager attersaat r u s t, the Wee or
No. 155 Front Street,
Monne the Iletwasshela Veva.
=ffff3lMMME=2:2l
ATWELL, LEE * CO.,
WEIOLESAT GROCERS,
Produce & Conunimion Iderobs.nts,
PrITSBURGII MANUFACOURES,
Ns. 8 Wood betwees Water mad Prams at
PITTSBOBAO
Iy.t'a c 4 :41A
Flour, Produce, Provision and Oonuniseion
MERCHANT,
.1.1. 267 Liberty stmt. conter4f Hand,
Pittsburgh,
GIVES his. attention to the Rale of Flour,
Pork, Demi. Lad , Clump , MAW , Grain. Dead
MlNLlgnun i totimpeettally monaitod. an 2-17
1:§:4,41 . 4pti:
(late of the Erni of King & Moorheadj
COMMISSION imoriANT,
DEALER rig PIG XiMAI; 4.111) 111.0011.4,
No. 711 Water street, below Market,
WV . PIITE}IIIIIOB. -PENNA.
it ii
~i~:f:~~-~`'~i~i~ ii R:IM
ORS PACKERS,
Wholesale Deniers in Provisitne,
um
'UNRRA". uoMmiSsiON MERCHANTS,
NO. 221 i Lzszsrr STEW.
umweirelal
Fon • MTESORGII. PA.
p EmOVAL- , -43pringer Ilaibaugh & CO,
1L hats temortil to No.= Lltortylittoot.
imago. puma
F otr RINGER HABBAUGH & 00, - (Swear
• .ms ts ihrbasd ) Ocamtnoton lorrardloit
itontr.Dooloto to Wed.-sot Ptettoot cootrolly.lNo.
• A. A. UARDY, •
hmemet to lita..Tensm * t oo,'
CONZIMION AND 10.14WISLUNOWIRCIIIENT4
Agant of the Ilad
oi kon and Indianapolis
scooeo,
No. 80 Water et, Pipaburgh, Ps.
, 3 3234 3 a • • •
i. w. 33. Tema&
J. W. BUTLER dt
EFI , WARDING & - COMMISSION MEE
011ANTEI sad Dealers ha all binds cf littebust Han-
Artioloo, Lind Elpe sett Mort Laid. No. in TIM
Plaabant. 5a14,11114
WIC I. =MON
1.1 4 C8/SOil . tt COT - Wholesale Orocers,
Probes A. and" Opouabilles
atinitt. Pittetra.Mh. jale
B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
Ooonaisboo sob toresabla blarebaut,sodWlols•
la 'Waite., Itfoorro •,• Butter. Pot 101 d
Pad • ond , Wostero Produce • .1. Water dram
Mous wax, tscaal Zlll3^3l‘.
. _..040ff Itn". Xoblacayklttle It 00 .
sui.
1 _ 1M.1.Z . . 00.0V110/0111116. 00041111,
and Diodes ta
• s i =dsed sad
I,
i i r=
pi
Ulinall m . W OUSZ,IDINBT. 11.
Dasidifiii,
_, ' ."ate
26 Woo 4 MAI _ •Wssa. Pittabana as
THOMASPALKSIt, 4m e rti Dealer
g,‘ d
=
Widutam
MoCUNTCol,,lmporterole
sal
00 awl HAW Dealer In Wh ole.
lort
°ll
Teta Mete 00= 1 . illhadal
s ta . •
. .
DRY GOODS.
J --
uBSPH
.- Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
TRIBININGS,"
JLIBROIDKRINIR HOZIERY a...GLOP=
Yaws Goode, .
No. T 7 frost, bat. WI modal Disossit
air Until for Bra4lore Tuts. • • ada947
D. Ahl Jlt
r & Bro.
-
N:::01-Markistst, liectioirihog out•their en
tin Aost' Dry Goods 44. so Inuemossroant from
ply. • I=,ll cr id m I:2=dt Ihr i ll=
ocdc Parametkpii, Much blatnoec,Wool IMAL011•8.
litore4dadd,iiij ua la Tams Moth. Boa=
W=sel Zarlaanial: k4hlg _th rnstr_zof 1114
sad Mimed Brom& Plats= grime Dm:num
'Okla will b.old et aroma...m.lam. WO •
I.WOO ao nretstrias...a. =mint! ex, p a . Teu.,
AA ■ .,.mAffoN vt CO. Wholesaleandßata
r...a.. ritut rr.ryjua iltalleD37 ch.d.. 31 Mak
MURPHY & BUROILFINLD, Wholesale
mul ULU Dr/goods Ikhrettaats, maw four*
as rkt nota PluszAnwh.
Has Anned. .
A N EXTENSIVE and well selected stook
.111 d d 110USIILIngibra gocmg. nt N
At 10.9 1
D. l. Jr. &
W m RiteAD, REFLECT AND BECONVINOID„
that las esa 1 rat olted Rite riddle awl AA.
aaking nittablo for tho afros.
at Uotble flat
both for jam .0.11 8010 Mor. 011 of Ito twat matarlala.
gamut otylia. atat tows anal admit. toto po Chao In
saalchmaywar ma.atlaas, iflatot bapprataim tax... 4.
' 1 , 1 ‘ .. ' 9 b. Prel. !Tinifffrinrs, ut Wow gum.
Cho Wan 0 aavtalioa. W. stody to ahem oral
—"litil'AltEriT WINDOW: WADES
-1""
"4
"14:16.4"1.1444ziri%14t..." arwa
1"4 111mmorto
V": Ma d
ilkeleeslip MAI at tbe=l,
812 A woroncom Rol LS= •
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
PITTOBURGEL
BANKF AND BROKER;:
BANKING HOUSES
J.O-H N T - Al. 0 4 ti:
BISSFORD BEDPOID 00e '•
SOMICUSI6 SOMERSET
Orratotttizt -7Awitar- Pima.
I URNIEN'
NSW 11it113111 . 0. , - BIiAVRE_ 00.
liesturessi_red, PluelAtute Made, tisane bur
sad lectret, mat Notes sad' Sped. taught
Block; Notes end other Securities brucht and
rem . mlesiork. Clernwedmee an 4 eellacOoty .rt I 1.1
AV v
__---,--..-.......-
AU= 1NW111i..........NDR1.11. 11.411:11........." mats.
KRAMER & RAHN, Bankers and Ex
'dimly@ Broken. Bay sod sell Oeld and Mar and
Bola% ueitotlateloans nor Real Warp or Stork Bear
rltlas, purchase Pmminerry Notes, awl Shaw Balla on East
and Wed. Buy and sell Storks on Ornualisalou, •
Mona mute au alVpoluta ha tn. tlakm. ~lee s f
Third sad Wood • genets. directly oppoalte.tha Bt . Wady
Rotel. _ • ap7 - .armr
1, tt Wm.
WM. /I. W ILL! POO a 00., Bankers and
Brokers, North UN oornor of Wood and*
Third i ti r . l' Vttabnrgh.
.. .
,411.4„.
All no =Anon Iltotal.lowns, ond
inrnp_tlEntinolodto. -'
rlr ,
NN. HOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foredgn
.. ond Domortlo Bill. or Nootwach Oortknortie of De
posit% Bonk Noun and aide. No. ea Mageke t !=:- .
burgh. airCollacplana mode on all Um
throushout the United Stntor;
MANUFACTURING.
11,1=1,1,...........1081 IMITMOB
UNION POITSFDR,T. :
Herron 8 Co.
WILLA matinee the business of the Union
ILLY! 11,4..,V19s4tLittiN4 rims
" PIS"°CL
M Ma.
They a lb manufsetnni u . nsusi. o lo n. and aces.rul
•• • ot CAMINO& comprising
Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens,
01710.6.A.ND I.MLOR 3.TOi7L
BI %
ANTLE4 KITCII.EIst ORATES,
Hollow Ware, Waal= Bozos, Dag /rem, Rod/roe,,
Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points,
Mill and Machinery Castings generally,
And GUAM MATER PIPES at
IRON & NAILS .OFIIIE BEST BRANDS,
Shovels, Spades, Picks, &c.,
Ali of which wlllbesokl at lasaufacturerp. pilaw
` W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
alp, an .ma 3:13 L4berts street, wpwedes Ont.
rtrregnula. -
UNNIIMENTS, Tombs Grime Stones,
D.W.
Tope. Want.% ltispother Mem
ware on nd and made to order. br machinery, at the
lewest prises Three •hondrel mistrial aedeeleoted ar
sites Ws Motstoenta, dojos, hunt Meek wal Bleb ldaw
Ile ranalebed tot he Trade at the weet. mites. AM orders
131 . 1 with desPatatt id 319 Llberty Wad.
WM • W. W. p..... CI
Penn Cotton Yi PittabOrkh.
IrENNEDY, - CUILDS CO., Manufao
EL. Corm of—
Pros A No. 1 bean .14 IlbartfultiC
uom.t Cbsta of ell colas sad studio
Uoporprolon
• Hod
• ek4t r t.saatiaichi;r_
lopoof AU ohm so 4 doooltotions
A Ermo o r n o , abo viil liard b x=o tkg lf Logaftrifir
0011:11 D. CORD.
M'CORD It CO.
WHOLESALII AND HALM NABILIONABLI
HAT'dIQD OAP. MAITUFACTURSES,
AND DEALERSIII AIMUNDEI OF 71788.
°WINER OP WOOD A.ND rqztrAraatera.
Pi.
• 111§..Thelr Gat =brims meTqualtly is dyke( Hail
sad Oil ps, Maas. Baca CMS. sag rm. Bamuts.
• • • ..
s. oorsian.
Livumeton, Roggen & Co.
NOVELTY WORKS, PITXSSURGH, PA.
DAOS and Depot ItaSzOad Seeks, Bah
M:Us sad Grain do; Pl, tlana and Onnitere da; Doan
of AL them Aenne, Deepp sad Thamb Mann. Coffee
fdate or vane. amen mine hall* • ed patent;
Bone and.fastanhnen liallsabb Inn of rrealla•
Nate ha fona sad eats • •
j A. BROWN, would moat respectfully In
tiftc.tzthy:M=hriu. v - b l'ai ll _ hi. , 4 " .
pieta owortnent of Vaunt= Eldistk: rwalw:lOndo
Ws aro mods to coda. tri tho boot I 10. warrautod equal
to any In the United Stator. Hie ten be reaoved
without tiro ard or • mow driver-I Liavize=tbo
pont. wad wood or Um Dadoot
ILwasoi A MoZodoM, sokorepored to Matadi their thou(
grodowers sowvil es or woodo at ords. otth
to their line. • ►6anor. No. 5 rood newt, PftterV 4
_ _ .
K. UM.
WILLIAM BAIN - BILL & CO.,
61 Penn st., below Marbury, - Pittabnzgh, Pa.
4,2 TEAM BOILER MAKERS and SHEET
-1.13N WORKERS Maroalseturera of aaaaatei ?a
rat Balm. Loemnotles, Slued and Uylludor Bonen. Mu
flridelun= Eed , 13 . 1: Slaar i =d=e, Sea
Pkokmartg Wort. Bridia r and Viaduct Irrma, dirett
Use obnrt.rt nottat, All mars trout • distamo promedl.
attaactoll to
- -
Bats arid .Caps.
WILSON & SON keep constantly on
bend worry dewriptlon and v.:My of Hate and
wboleerlo ma& Thor deetrlon • newt
en:P. would do well to
eve on. nen paeoloudeur eloewhoto. nedB-41
Lw. WOODWFJZ, Wholesale and Retail
• Mastaluttanir sad near m Catibut War., N 0.68
stmt.
GROCERS.
Shrivel' k Dilworth,
WIIOLESALE GROCERS,
hoe, 130 & 132 Second Street,
atatworn Wood and Boliteadd) PITTSBONGH.
MONTROSE NITC;I(I3LTB.ER,
Wholesale Grocer and General . Merchont,
No. 200 Ltl.frty Stmt., Atiknoph. 0e0.12
M=t:Ml
SMITE, EALB. & HUNTER,
WHOLESALE OROCESS,
1= Second and 151 Front street.
}alb rirrsauaaa.
/mama
Wallace & Gardiner.
1.1 LI Of. X.4.1.L DA4I,E.S
. A
Flour, Provisions and Produce Elenerally,
40.28.5 LIBERTY IT. isao47
AGALEY, COSGRA VII & 00., Whole
jj
• al* Orxero. newt woad a:met, FittabUnih.
04,
AACULBERTSON, ..leasto tiroaer and
Oosuntinkm Iterebsvt,Dalat la Prodnamaritla•
ark Itsaattatared Ille Muir Onet,
" .Trihrenfittortnarortrnon°:.
ig t ) , BERT MOORE, Wholesale Omar,
p.a./ ream. PletaaaesaJbasteetarea sad all
orrgrtadDaearies Wens sal lapaneVe n ,j , cll
Op Wed a wry. laxere stack of
pia Ilioaaaseheb. wnrt.r .Web alike/ gala leer lbe task.
WM. intal2ll. Wild
MCANDLEBB,
_• 8 CO., (sums
sari to Wboa itorboadloal whokrui Iheannk
irmactioddiktkiro.OottoolYonra, sad Mobocrat,
Itooalbcaoroo reMernar. come of Wood amid Wats* Os
b. MOM. O. OM
bIGILLS 808, Wholesale Grocers sod
Oumustalonitashatts,Acni ilbertritaietPltio
BG, Om& and
lILLIAM A. WOLU
V2.7"aurair of WoOd analVt a =2ll
Sao ga- ltialt=trholisals Juki LAW.
Denim sand 4ea Qs lowest tam - ,
1; 0 0BERT DAL ELL & 00. * Who,lenl•
i mmod...tendiv, zl ln halal
littstargb.
•
cr.l iiitrgriO;lffreaM
, Commlmam Itala..nta. Naas Ia promos,
LIAGALRY, WOODWABD £,(X) Whole ,
N. Orem% le.= MOM inlet. rillulibiapidli
BOOKSELLERS
JOHN T. BHRYOOI.
'BOOttid /Whinier and Pabllder._
No.ciein.b.~.. span essotts Sonatas.
1104::::MBIDS,R13 and Box Maker's Strip
tiossarkßriss ABA, Books, roast
O ant
LA
/ i ~ 1 ~ TSB .
~~*~~~.
LCY S. BOSWORTll, , Boolupeller and
Drier Btelfesder i t, 1111 Wait Mu% aire
, • : 7.51 ,•
L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No
J
73 Ponrth • tpet, AretbEeblabielii
HERIIHIG-6 bi le . Baltimore: Herring,
ra e.o.4 wa ft sia.lby • ATWILL; LIM 00.
. The College of St. laiies,llarylemd.
ru. next. Annual Session of . the .oollego
dd ;tribe Othauhey Bodued opens ca 'MONDAY; Or
The GRAMM SOOOOL nominee mho whet. not PM
V7lll=tivetArgrat= t pst_t_it t Ut .
thelryeerh to. Ihmereatteyetalents‘Widyteei yeah
old are pieced mac College dhelplinh .•
The OOLldlei =bre.* the
mle.d in itiL
lia Wn bl e i toittt
ll° It s
laim t e h d
e
maidlt stkho
al
s -" _lt1 awel of
M ~ t gotrolthy and @de by =
am=llllLiU=odypante Wdy td seam = en. i rogZPe tmeot Yeta he
r oe O l ml nor lbwmph l .l
itNae .l =. he.l.g)lolhgrtl 'id.
TBACCIYI3=-75 bona W. U. Grant's Da
onidTobsoxy
•
• tom erfar'il superior Is lamp Tamed.
to eo r.r= j .i f °
t v e =fpr l ist 4m9 . 2 V D. •
DP k ~ P ' '• Lrrrattiii=fr•
int: VTh rizr ß • •
nt : O tt rA lz6o ollAN om Ot tr
Mgrad. Oval vela of Mig,
Intl natant% a - eneofttable
Dow
dtl.• ar aubarts. AvPir 11'4".
acIS • • -
IXIIII MUSIC), TEM/WM—A. Sisugl;
Book toy itkozioton_Baboolo.-AewloodZirkalo4ol,
Ittnaglie ClAwmt. 71.• Book iota An ta tu
8 1:1 sis "ri!tsba4b. IrtreMr" 4 4 hg_
180 1 3.-
- AVILEON & SON, No. 91 Wood- Arid,
rza t .w.go t !ria tt tet..m cu te e t t ri Al i n t li .. ;kgrt
,fi'tikta,l tvetßittem " is;
suw a iwzitransano ,
im.„2
TIM YORK - LDVEBTIEMIDINTIL-
Irrm BISILLIN 11BECREP ,V 4004WXN 110EUILL. Gas•
.x.u. Ammo= ismansora Ll.• A. 346 Brolutray.
.-,- __
TAil IllandSeviiig.Maili!ne, ,•
• • .....ciouptramvisintfin •
F. A. R9BInSON a'S:"E. - ROPER,
BY ROWASD a WIC' BOSTON.
rrIRIS Machine actually. sews; ufes but a
stlegta thread: Matti its owa Daedinh aad take::
irdot
stsl7 misty of Moven HU& withold or 'Shan:.
Th. atitehnt an tamed the semetaiths hand Re. and,
meth lo,the pletente a or Chair acentsey an nigllmity,
easaid baldletlanals from hoed nnek. work is
neeforand with at iota eta Woes the ' .whil e Wog
sr.:air superior mates to ttis bra ad
_,..
_W. it.• Wi l tt.
'Appletons•Btdlding.Wo. aas MMOrty., inr york.
(Clkors and Sample: maths null M. aleptiastian)
nalklutdr. . •
. ~ .- .
The - American Watch
8. now .on Van by Itai principal .dealers'
threnahrest the eotiotry end the Prdlieve Invited
Mums and Mt the in eamparison with the
batik. ci•
Palo km:tried lit id " nnovedr the r[ithitiVi l al time In
(be armament or the a par ibraj u arre her Ow
ormetrated to. be the bees to mean MITT, AO.
CURACY. AND DUltantLITT.
The Ilanuteranara warrant tim ASSITRIOATT WATCH
In
_emery . parthtatt ot Its workmanship and peribrmanee.
N are pollute. mime the name of the tuna.
Mtwara DANNIBON, HOWARD rt.DATLIS, Waltham; Is
en:raved on the mermaid. MU:MO
• • Safety Pius. : . ••
c idINING-PURPOSES, and. for:IGNI
,i.. FrEi ttatt r l
ijirtint
2,1.1
f.
.i Da 11 rW WA /WM
•
ord . othnuy fi zs ge rprit ki.NWW
all Inas or OLIN POW.
TI D O L NAVrIII.IIVOIts. affiß lman elGNALtl, 2l %. ll 4 allinn o. •
dlry
t 00237111 GLASSES ''
- T And Picture !male Mannliotot7,
• HORACE V. SIGLER, - , - -
WHOLE:FLUX, AND RILLALL WA HODES. ,
64 Forsyth street, hew York.
IL H. V. 8. would call the attention of
..,*
otranon "Weft the dy e and especially thaw tu
. tersdekko Edo extend .
WASERINIMPI IitAII:IITAPPOItY.
In the poweenton of Ina IlmoLlitiott he ilo snablsd to
armlet. sh orders on the OWM OMR&nodal,'
"' Ten k i ltittrEa t igitira i rr OWeled. """'
m NOI ietul, MOH el , 0111 llveDes, Oa ti..
MAPLE,. ZEBRA ANL MA MANZ , kV aoirry *MANY
Orduth, on hand. • .
r* frm all parts p/ the UNITILD STATEN AND
OILNADAS *mated Wlth IVONUothoth. Packed with the
mate rid 0 care.
A /least Illacinint allowed to tho trod.
illilLEß.,
oleakmdir 6e 67.69 and T 1 • N
th °'
th Now York.
Handsome 'motto to le :Hada at Home.
villa stove can be made in every Town
and Oonnty throatboat Val." try entUglolf In
• soanahaturp and we of in agate, non Imola. hr
an faulty af &10. therwand dollanoa tear Asa 6 be
nowle. The arthl on
and au that ban =tile brains of the roost eaSeeTi
It Uselfurldant that It is darthied in befit= nue of flu
mast aenemare of the Use of flu.. Thor anis!. Is
one that will him ale ready indynmaoat •0 11 d seam , .
TOL parthmlare will be sun by mall, on the rea•lps of
Mg cants, or au equivalent In Pew; Mee damp. Ewa&
menseent whim taqudyed. address
JAilleB T. & & CO-.
Don Shah Fiat PORK
t Odba. Kew York.
lie• Tort, October 21)., 11503:11a,
For the 1,000A9. ;
THE U. S. PATENT N/AriBLE•QO.
(CAPITAL II
No. Nal aroadormr. ear. 1• 66 4 C 1L N Took.
jittiLmpared to exeoese al l: Orde n far
HANTLiod. TAZILTOW- PIDNESTAIN
e Aa. la Waal= of NnocataL
Napo; sad all Nary ; aqua h;
=MA durabilltyto and It mom olopealat
r thereto, aad Jai than the
roarblolood boa. wood, or slat" It %I arbaliy Imo trona oil
eat, Unßke
= " Tal ul areoLa 'th r earA=ll;rolg i toat .‘"l4
sad booady• or loom " st.
Imo Bulklort, Want looters sad Ohl.; otoal. and
saldollualon duaraatood. WWI"
' t airtelte, lee. jail .. ere.
IPEEMT: PREMIUM PWIO, • SUM:
, • STEINWAY & SONS, • '
'-• PILSIO4/01TX MASIVPACTORY. SS Wallow atteef,
• LIM 111/9ADIUT ISTs.TC,I4,
1.1 ESPEOTFEILLY eill the st. ;
Nation °film goblin to their tglipill
assortment aliment grasdandiquare MOW
•oblela for wan/. of tone. alastlelly ofli r gill
touch. bon:l7e dalah, and ~ o r Wag that render* •
Pismo whet. are intstuvined. Ag a co(ot the tuned
arlty of Omar at Ululate, that
at. the great Me=rne a tonell i at . ashington.. tha
Ent tad . In boll deans, sendlivand , and two.
strltured. were unsartaosely awarded totheta, although
they ova In oeurpelltios with Ilet men tleignial2ol
maw: Autumn Irma Radon. Ste* I luau and
Ilaltllsoara Pavan/ma and denim gad It ta !tuft
advantage tat eat end evanthu. km thesaalveao mussy
Cheap GasLA r it.
TIE TomizoLs GAB. I I COMPANY.
ear for ntii%oeß..? .' .a 1/nißuslioutat, btula•
boar. Itallmad Statham dog% t.tithquat. am wan
ranted LDrastlon ,
cap
irs 3. T..llnDousalPt Palma , an am tha
_onlouts that
dolarats well In. cold ImathAm The Light ytrquead
ono halt etaapar than Qoal flu and loot than the tom •
Im monat o front a.nd t Tana. tlandka.
the Tapr u an amity =Antoci and
im oat mat. /or than
hay othat mad. The Clototany *far ler ado
State and Gown, Right& Int all the titahrt All otter,
. . . .
oaTrat... T. MaDOUGALL, AS•at 6. it. 0 ...P. 6 .7 •
321 Etro•diray. Now York.
LESTER'S IRON ,WORKS,
iron TUK icsrarscicuis or
WOODWORTH'S PLANING DIAOHDIRS
AND 'STAIN &VG/NALL
ST "Pearl stroll. Brooklyn, N. Y.,
is Now York MT.
TlLEsubscriber baring been engaged for
bist IA years be tho alms; enausioo MAZIWINIAI•
tioneurthlis mod imalasositiou. WoldoecorraWara.
(hroaliwur sod Jatatair. Imo recently tom.
:dead Um lam to LW already Woman, Isoa
Warta, will gamut. with dispatch union la tbo Mow*
Liao to an nalleitod erstont. Tho autrersally sekarratode.
pi superiority or Wowswirorth's Plard=idatbluar. warm.
• 10 tho bj hi tietign le oo o
elaha
superiority ibr bower sod speed. beauty ot amstruetice
sad Mak sod aboo traarsatoes tho auclass to traiiiielt
lbo par coat mart power Ibr the noaio mow ttaa eau ta
faralWwl by any other autauhetaror, sad more thou Ik.
Aar
not Witt( war aid test e r well aff • large saving
to the exisoniptliat of funk
Itficres.t.tot hay*. the Sam Name stow Sorsa
Part. t Kurpia.N.Alsroa. Ott a pima eeoob
I , lThriothy Dabakarturia. L. 1.; LcA db Cautls.
OL: Brantford Bassulloote t
Cl7rGra. Basillerd, NOW iit=ll N
Turk MT; Qom f. Loony. iiienssraL •
trafenowss Etna. home the labodnoorta Plaroiad
. .
. 11.. 0. B. Moot. ww.burtc.„ HOolOrmlon.„ 1. 1 6 4.7 1 t 14dr A .
A.M.: a. A. Mroord, Now. moans. L 0... Mat omm A.
gircObler Mumoro Cobb Om lAnolrodi OM%
troOldl i zt Wt . y !OltAll i ntrat
Orrrolt/6orobl thn =too a LA iettunias.reem
ui porta or the QNtoe PLUMCarmelo bootlt Americo. mul
Hamm will to promptly Wooded to bra:p. whe
ppy~gar
to
Armollop all reheatthe rotottmr, log
JOHN
FANCY 0301§,
Glassware, Toys, Archery, Cricket.
And SPORTMENS' NQUIPIdEENTS.
VENDOR BOLLESKAGEN & CO,
64 LIBERTY STREET,
NSW VIM
WYE now on hand and confim. rLI re-
Crinankao Rua tr:ZK .02.
verlors mad otoloatento. Pawnor,
Otoattallettaskit t e4 t lr .. Wel law n ,
groan steatotWmntaunlal
°mobs,
e — os 141,,e,.ia l'" Stte=a Itiontar t oVanat
!IX:LaMar,
_law
Tatohlore oeffc =VAS irommpl i a T i
Wove Bottllosalob eel sad ism asl
' SIBILEMLIBr • IL CO..
wonzag iurr uuts irr
Drugs, Paints, Oils,Dyw, Perfumery, tie.,
170 WILLIAM ST., New York,
INVITE the attention of the trade to their
alarm now wocit °Mon. Palate. Una. Perhuser
ar houtethatereitelethasettettate Of litePteV .,
tea we Leo wearying. ere* frOLO ttot OM.' of
% a ra 7 7
4%. :110/ and
istaitypther er•
= ""il eosgrto 4 '." 74 l4 ou l tr ig Ve Ur d arie
0 1: t. either In penance DT me. welt Apt
M!.v.at o AlYl
. _
TO ROUSEICEZP.ERS 4.1Z0 DRArizim,
TES HOPE MILE,
n Matand •TI BRIM'
" 888 8 881 fitus. 103rAnne 04.4 jv.D, rb r i k. "
n 05.8487 ania 118 Madman onnet,jeiTar mt.
Proprietors of this lone sad well.
1 " ----k Ma• artaritits
Ganthau• to were_ 1881 teat Alonnanponan In
c u gbr nal - nrrk i 8,.. 1. VT8.4nd other Calrss.
Or adze= err
14=1:44 p i ai t , sid di .talfgr dam
tots 11 1 1 8 •1 /1884ArtIlllithen:
Photographic and Dicaernotype
MANIC AL
The only eselgeioe EtOblie lowa in Lie Vounby,
1 - 4 1 IL EIDIPSONi. tato:aeon to Heath &
• Brotlor.)*24 Breadmalrin, Yen*, next door to.
low Mao Broadway' !Metre. to lathe only t a.
n . n g in cm. emmtry *tam • ekencindc wn* =mans
I rd.nut put my In stair yam clia l Z . Sams min Mr T t s
ptrminlftWoi s a=rimatt Ont llscarV i cnk
cm Photonraphr. le non Nadi p r k. f un,. -
•••
NEW YOWL COIN• XXCELANGE .
BAG MANUF ACTORY,
Noe. 125 and 127 Broad et., Di stairs ;= . •
corn Ezehavozniulcimmew Yo r k.
I,t,LiLLJET.6, Fl4O EA D — P. 3, &a., top
plied with Seszoleal Heaa. 0.v...e.,,., ae, .
8 Ibr new. leaeliebnat, Mail, Hitt. te., 'Anted to
order.
The tannetiber would all Stu attention et °Pinta
tteinbants to Ms etnetioninit of l'annon' nue; sad of
1611 rd and Salt liae
e.,t ilaii meninx Jittleo in Pittittis
ter a, /0, en,=lll . i. . ~
Prevision i 'if Illf ItlIK VIAL . Biqa of
all elsee and quail In ilo o otitiAil to Mt on
the diorama native. aelletenv 11: it. ocanw.emprie...
MUSIC, Ste;
. , - Charlotte Blum,
niAI4IIPAOTURER Audi:loftier in Piano
°rim and tmgreor of smolt or ?nodal hubris
rAtLlT. Din t & 0t% t .11 Bestonligotoo.lntrano Oro
out AtolomAttotebasoac.„,. xis . - , 138 w. 4 4,,
• ENRY'HIMBER, .Dealer in Musiotin•
Iliad lostoumuf a. sad ;moaner of Italia nolowo
ullll,ar t , i==d c o l % Fru=
ESN Doalar in Piano Fortes,
mute and • *bad Pmts. and
Plano Forta.fbe
. Sok Mist
Wegm pinkt.
it LABEL!. & BICHE_Y offer foi 81/16 , in
/trots to salt porahons 00.000 nano *lliad Id lb*
norchantroindlooor lono. onootod b ranted a
DA anat maids: Woodland sad Rotol y o. MW Rent.
di
Ham. Andy at tholloornor 077 7th and Inland;
ldolto Add
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 27, 1,855
From the atte twat! (legatee.
The American C tlea—What the Iteemblt.
cas9 Stanld Da.
The Convention of the American party which
was bald RI this City on Wednesday and Thurs
day, adjourned out. die-on Thtirsday night, after
a pleasant but anfmated union. The Slates in
the North:wort *SO generally represented' and
a very strong doerowas expressed to meet their
Southern brethren " in. a National-Convention,
and 114/M0 upon candidates to be supported for
President - and Vies President of the ' United
States. Av we understand the question, there
is really no vital 'difference of opinion between 1
the North and the South upon the fundamental
question represented by . the American organiza
tion.: lite would there , have been upon other
matters, had not the lait .Congress'repuled the
Missouri Compromise„ and again opened in Its
moat offensive form, the question of Slavery Ex
tension. As the matter now' Muds, the North
ern members of the American party cannot with
safety to their partj, respect for themselvee, or
regard for principle, wink out of eight thisgroat
question. It Rate that must be met. Romeo
up on every occasion, aril will not down at the
bidding of a few men. The people of the North
have bad. no hand in main the Mimed.'
Compromise. •It was forospo them by Pres
idential aspirants, and pad.' us who were
ready and anxious to be subsi '.ed. This is a
live question, one that must . set, and the
Convention of the American p which has
just adjourned, have met the qu tionin study
form, and yet a conciliatory . After a
long, able and interesting debate they have, -as
we understand the matter, adop . with great
unanimity a proposition, to be . Mitted to their
Southern brethren, which, if ad.. ted by them,
will cause hermony and produce • • ty of action.
This proposition la, In subitanoe, that the South
shall-agree to arsatoration of th Missouri Como
promise. They ask for nothing , tis new and
untried; but demand a rester:did: of the national
guarantees given to the Free 8 tee more than'
thirtysed. years ego, and of whi • • they wars de-
We are given to understand the
_this is an ul
timatum. if the southern deletes •
.. agree to it,
harmony and union will be elfin deo fir sa a.
platform is concerned. If the nth rejeobilt,' ,
then we may expect n. fad - di ' • pilau of the
Whole party, and the formation of a new party.
We cannot with any diggreit of certainty Infer
what the South will do in'theipremlses. They may
may'adopt it, and they may reject It; if they re
ject it there will be an end tom National Andean
Organization. Woken that some gentlemen
were present at the :thmmtion from the neigh
boring State of Kentucky, and' they - admitted
that thedemand made by tho northern delegates
was a fare and proper demand, and upraised
the opinion that the southern Aetna would' be ,
willing to grant it.
The convention of the American party to nom!-'
nate for President and Vice-President, will as
semble in Philadelphia on the 224 of February
next, and before going into the matter of ballot
ing, the alternative of the Northern members
Will be submitted. If it is accepted the skies
will be clewed, if it is rejected they still be ob
lured. We underitand that tack state in the
'l lt
convention eventitled to a many votes upon
material qu None as It has doctorial votes in
•
thePresiden College. The Northern States
therefore ha e the power in their hands, aid
unless they be-betrayed by a dough-fsoe
minority, the have really nothing to fear.
The great int, however, in the whole gams
is the eleotio of a President and Vice President
of the United States. It is an easy matter for
delegates to meet is convention and make
speeches and latforne,andnominato ceulidates.
It is, howevwn, not so easy ei matter to have the
speeches and platforms adopted by the people,.
and the candidates elected to the offices for
which they have been named. The American
party as it standee-day is a -powerful political
element, but et it not strong enough unaided to
elect a Present and Vice President' The sup -'1
port of the cuticle independent men, the • men
who oppose and have all their line opposed the
Democratic party, is necessary to elect the oat'
dilates of the American party. note ,rung are
noto in a yreot mature enrolled islkV 'ionhe of
the Repnblican party, and ecken they can be
brought into theaupportof Me Anecrieancandidote;
they cannot be hatted- Nothing in the fitter* ii
neoricertain Man ,this:
We hold therefore, that the Republican party;
should hold a National Convention in Philadez
phis, on the 224 of Febrnary, the same time
that the American party bold their Convention,
and sot as oirtnestauces will prove to be best.
If the South reject the Northern ultimatum,
adopted by the Convention which met here this
week, the Northern members wilt retire-from the
Convention, and' -have nothing more to do vitt
It. The time will then come for do Northern
States to either maintain a defiant, • yet digni
fied position, or to bow sub..' ..Ovely to the
yoke,. pinion their arms, and put a planter
upon their mouths.
As we have before stated, we place more re
liance upon having the eight kind hf men for
candidates than we do in platforms. )Ye do:
not intend- to borrow any trouble as' to the ,
course the Philadelphia convention may pursue.
We hope that the members will harmonize and
Quite, but we do mean to say that in order • to ,
-dad men in oppoardon to the Democratic tithe
• thorough and nnlted.oppositlon Must be.made
by the then opposed to the Democratic nominees.
If otir grurpoae is tonohleve a victory,, then the
opposition mustinee, there mettle harmony, no
third ticket must be' run,' especially In the free
States. In order that a perfect understanding
may be had and a thorough union, formed, we
would suggest that a National Republican Con
vention, be held In Philadelphia, on the same day
that haa been selected by the American party on
which to hold their curtution '
namely the 22d
of gobruary, the anniversary of the birth-day
of George Washington.
lEssass.—The epeeist election In Leavenworth
county, to locate the seat of justice of that 'comity,
has been setealde by Governor Shannon, on so-
Count of the gross fraunds committed by the Mis
sourian& It that great pity that the Governor's
vision was to oblique to enable Mtn to see that
the same frauds were committed, right under his
nose, in the Congressional election ., In the Con
ititulionaiConvention at Topeka, Delahay's refs-
Auden aaprovincif: '.itto principal of Squatter
Sovereignty and non-intervention,of the people
of the State as wallas of Congress In the local/4, -
faith roth er territatiee and States," rata aimed
by ayes 16, to noes lb. On the let ins&, Mr.
Delahay_broached in the Convention his project
to leave out of the Constitution all reference to
_Slavery, except clause authorising a popular
vote to be taken in the territory on the subject. A
great deal of discuision has taken place as to
whether an immediate organization of a State Go
verment shall be had. In the course of a speech
on ; the subjeet,..Mr. Schuyler said that in a
minrethation With hint; thwerithr Shannon had
not only expressed his firm determination to en
fants Ihe laws of the bops Leitettiththre, but given
hint to understand that he had ' authority from
President Pierce to call out the military teas
slit him In.their execution. Not an attempt of
, b e en yet made to give
a Xect-to d th h e il iireZ h w and the Governor's "firm de--
termination". seems -to be of it very loose ChIITSO•
ter. The Simms Scrip Lento have been strictly
limited to the payment of certain Specified ex
penses. On he 6th, the Conventicrei:dtheuswd
the boundaries of the future Cominonwealth of
Kansas. Mr. Blatt' suggested that the western
limit should be a line drawn north and south,
about ISO tam distant from the_Misseuri rivet.
which would Walt. the, State amid, square, as
the distance betwiteit the northern and southern
boundaries 111 about 190 ram The majority of
the delegates seemed to favor division et . the
territory, but; as It was supposed that Congress
alone could. fix the boundaries,, the limits were
left u - st present-PAil N. Amer.s ' ' •
LONDON BANI3NO AID BONGED BiLLII.--Cham
bane Journal is the authority for the following
statement. Ourrosders will agree with us when
we say, tLat rte do not believe that there Is •
bank in America which would dishonor Itself
by disommtlng or receiving serum its counter •
piece of forged paper:— -
"Who for arampie would suppose that Liu
drifiniirvf cluiractei 'ancLenuabace deal know-.
ingly and systematically in-forged bills!" Tet
each is actually the case. A great many, deal
ers whose mimes alone eau- sometimes turn the
current of the Market, have - a quiet draWer in
which they stow away these bills just as they
would any others. The principle on which - they
prooeed Is • simple Nis.. They know their cus
tomer; h• Is a man in business, with a stook In
trade, a character to tae, and greatly in want of
ready money. This customer forges to hie bills
the nmeb, usually, of some near, relative, or
some one of moneyed.fame
. with whom he is eon
neeted.— The dealers, hilly aware of the Mr:
ouniatauces, take the hills. They know well
that thole customer will pay this bill before any
othem—that he will run all rsk, upon all'pay.
manta, make all Milli - 65% rather, then leave
these bah:unpaid, with the terrible eionempien-
Gee of their examination. : The. cuitomer, in
tut, says to the 'dealer, Put - my liberty my
character, and proepeota into your hands; if I
fail In my engagements jog will have the power
to transport, me as felon; shall not , run that
risk: I hare such:and each 'propeitY, each. and
such eouneedoeup lend me so much Molisy,—the
tleataretki not twitted cemply.":
. .
Tue Ca/1511112 RiVoFriloa—Rew. Mr. Roberts,
1 Anierioan'' , Mieeionary to China, who is now on a
'-nisi? to this contry, Writes an_ interesting letter
to the New York Journal of Commerce in regard
to the revolution in'China. Of the Courts of the
reigning and rebel eniperors, he says: '
, "This (the Cinrt of Peking) consists of aix
1 Boards of Control and the Emperor, who *helm
over all, and a vast number of officers, governors
1 and other officer" under his special appointment.
• In its nature this government is patriarchal, the
EMperor being considered the father of the na
tio; and each officer as the father of the people
under hie control. The new Court of Nanking' Is
different, consisting of six kinp, denominated
the Winger the North and the King of the iketh
thelling of the East and the Kingof the West,
the Assisting King, and Tee —ping Wang him
mit. Thii iis his title, which, translated Into
English, means the rmg of Peace. While the
other kings constitute the structure of the court,
the latter caps the climax, and hence legitimate
ly becomes the acknowledged head over ull; but
, rather indfraternal eons; esteeming the other
kings ecl - with himself, and calling them breth
reni his court, therefore, so fares developed,
Is oxen ly a royal fraternity."
• These Kings all concur In destroying idols, in
, obeying the Ten Commandments, and En worship
1 ing • tfie one true and living God—Father, Son,
and Holy Spirit—though with , some errors, for
the want of instruction. They have published
the Scriptures—Dr. Gintzlaff's version—without
note or comment, and are reported to have ad
dopted them as their text book to their schools
They invited Mr. Roberts to the capital to in
struot them More fully in - the Christian religion,
and he attempted' t o go, but was stopped by the
blockade of Imperinlista. On his return to
China, which will occur soon,. Mr, Roberta In
tends to renew his efforts to rim% Nanking.—
Tart-p Wang was at Canton with him for. two
months 1847, learning that first principles of
Christianity,
Of their political career, the writer remarks
it le timely wonderful, "They came up from
among , people simply as common citizens,
without y pretensions to noble blood. Similar
to EDI' ~
'..cloud, no bigger than • a man's hand,
they ha e .Inereasei, multiplied and spread,
until the. whole Chinese heavens and beclouded
by their influence: But after this ' cruel war,
Mr. Roberts expects greater. things than hue
yet occurred, He attribute" the present agita
tion to the breaking up by the English war of
the sluggish clans which existed in China twenty
years ago. It was through the Instrumentality
that China has been opened, the gospel preached
commerce enlarged, and the nation benefited.
Of the prospects of the rebellion, and what
'will be Its results, if successful, Mr. Roberts says:
- 1. Nat are the prospects of its coccus! As to
the boat premises we now can lay down, we are
under the necessity of reasoning ourselves to the
conclusion from general principles. EOM* as
Tailing Wang andhis party came up from noth-
Mg to their present elevation when the Impe—
rial treasury and forces were in full strength, un
exhausted, how much more may we reasonably
expect them now to advance Ati , eocummmatbori
when the old government is growing weaker, and
her recant= diminishing daily? Again the Whole
country is tall of local rebellions; these, though
not directly connected with Jae-ping Wang, yet
affiliate in their predilections, and intend to unite
with him When opportunity offers. as they , all
hive rebelled against the same Emperor, they all
sympathise with each other, and look to Tae-ping
Wang as the King over them all. Hen cm all lo
cal rebellions, (and the country is full of them,)
are naturally weakening the Imperial govern
ment, and causing the new dynasty to become
comparitively stronger. Bat this is not the
strength of the argument on which we depot-a—
-t/rat is in the will of God, who put"; down one
King and puts Up another at his Olin pleasner.
If he wills that Tae-ping Wang and his party
shall conquer, they will conquer, and not with
out. This ham been their owh conclusion, and
meet be the.concluaion stall who look sob erly at
the matter,
and Anly consider the unlikely mea
ltime of bre aking down idols, as the means by
which they commenced, have made program,
and advanoed to. their present position. We
hope and believe to.,
will succeed.
2 /f it succeed', what mill he the probable ?souks?
Most likely an enlargement of intercourse with
other nations, and especially the United States,
and of ' commerce—it diffusion of science and
modern int rovements among them—a universal
eh nags o religion throughout the, nation—the
proniulgrd on of the Gospel and the salvation of
their souls
Mr. B obob rts says that readers in this country
are often led in relation to the Chinese revolu
tion for want of discrimination between the
general mdrement andlocal rebellions; the former
may be advancing. while the latex ars ov ertagbe
anddispersed. Different opinions in regard to the
revolution also exist among...foreigners in Chin;
and-therefore allowance must be made for those
who write in opposition. He earnestly retreats
that foreign nations may keep neutral, and take
no part against the revolutionists.
Tau Fauna COUNTT RiatiLATolis.— Last
spring, George S. Park, a substantial citizen of
Parkville in "this State, whose early Gomm lion
with, and large interest in that town had stamped
it with his own - name, was driven from his home,
family and property, and told that if he dared to
return, it would be at the risk of his life. At the
same, time his printing-press was tossed into the
river, and his-partner ignominiously Insulted,
derided, maltreated, and driven off, too. These
deeds of high-handed brutality were perpetrated,
not by the felloweitizens and neighbors of Park in
Parka., bat byte gang of improvised Regulators
from Platte City, emppoised to have been orgtn
lord by e:-Senator Atchison, for the purpose of
tronsactingthat worthy's dirty work.: The
reason given for the outrage was that Park was
an Abolitionist agent of the Boston Emigrant
Society, and the Luminary, his paper, an organ
of Abolitlenism. Theoharge was foully false.
Park had never been suspected of Abolitionism
by his neighbors and patrons, and If his views
on slavery 'a Iffercl from those Iga:whatnot by
the people of Parkvilie, that diffirenee wis• not
of such a nature as to' make those people ens
peat for a moment that their intends were
imperiled by lus presence among them, The
whole sum and Substance of the offender's of
fending was thathe had bent a hotel, from which
he would not drive free State emigrants, and
Wall doing all he could personally, and throtigh
the agency of his paper; to Induce the free Stets
renters and all other Kansas Emigrants to
make their mellows .41 outfits at girkville.
This conduct, to which Parkins prompted by
the simple instinct of self interest, and 'a desire
to, bandit the town andoomutunity lin which be
was construed by ox-Senator Atchison into
high treason against slavery, and, as each, mer
iting the application of the summary code of
Lynch law. The *result is know- This is the
first chapter of the eery. Now for the second.
Not long time Park retuned to Yorkville, to
settle - up his un adjusted busicese - The Platte
City regulators heard.Of it, and made threats of
lynching him. The citizens of Parkvitle resolved
to uphold their rights! and protect -their neigh
bor. They homed an address, binding themselves_
to protect Park; and It le a eignitioant fact, that
to this address Is aligned the name, amongst oth
ers, of John 0.-Teradway„, former editor of the
Jeffenten Ezeisati, and a staunch supporter:cif .
Atchison and ultra Missouri ;Democracy. NCl
withatanding this inn position of the Parkville
people, the Platte CityMegalators came down
to the place„.• to Wont* their threats. Some of
the beet men in Paricillle, among whom were
Maj: Richardson, Col. Summers, Col. Bosses,
and Capt. limey, met them and told third that
they would be resisted to the last extremity—re
sisted even till the terms made a battle ground
and its streeti-Vrere` drenched with blood.—
Thinp we r e in thie attitude at the latest so
counts from the memo, and we shall await im
patiently_ for further tulings.-4t. Louis laklli
SMICef.
ElOl/1211/1 SLAV= en rane.—One • Win Kirk,
a tow weeks ago, inched Jacksonville, IlL,'with
eighteen Slaves, to enable them, sale said, to
visit some of their relatives in (Maoist*. The
people of. Jacksonville didn't like it, being ap.
prehensive that they would - be left edam upon
the town. Whereupon Mr. K. deolared that this
shalt not be; that, to preventit, he had expended
$6,000 itt"parchasing thmn trims, wagons, &0.,'
.9.0., 'by which they can support themselvic.—
One object, ha sap, in bringing thein to Illinois
was, that children miglisreceive an educe,
and *leo, in the event of his death, that
they might not pass Into other handtu for he says
he would rather become a Slave himself than to
here one of his old faithful iiereants owned by a
stranger.. He declared himself a stern Demi
teat and an old batcholon which last ho regrets,
advising every one to marry young. In conclus
ion. he says -he made ample provision for the
Blurts, and will see that they do not want.
Rev. Joey BRYSON, a Presbyterian clergyman
iuStiorthuntherland eormty,, died recently at the
age of 08. He was for some time in the revolu
tionary army, and afterwards studied theology
under Dr. Waddell, the Mild Reacher whom
Wirt has iniaMitallied. He was licensed to
prezehlhe gape' in 1780, and metalled by the
Prethytery of Nelda in the united churches of
Waritor's $llll and Chffilequaqua in 1700, in
min of which be preached until 1841. - •
Tu.—During the last season, 83,190,190 !Ms.
of tea were exported from Canton to England,
6,895,490 lbs. to Australia; end 8 1,097,115
to the tralted 81Stes. Only 2,491,509 Mc were
exported M Continential Europe. 51,078 bales
of silks .were exported to England, And 1494
balislarthe United /Hates.
. PARDON OF Da: AMOTI7IO Souse.
--Dr. Stephen. T. Beale, was yesterday released
from bin confinement in Itsiyamensing Prison.—
Dr. Beale was convicted in October bast of the
offense with which he was charged, and was
sentenced to an ircnrisorunetat of fear years and
six months from this 28th of Nerember. After
his incarceration,be was *enthral alone in his.
call...but his he a lth having beam, much
im-
Paired, he was removed in June het° the hos
pital, of the prison,. where be remained until
the time of lots release. Gov. Pollock signed
the pardon on Wedoegehip i the -:2lst init., and
theism, night on,
1. MoCauley, the Chief
Clarkin office of the Secretary of the Com
mon started to the city with the docu
ment. DrfOrmation of the granting of the pardon
was received on Wednesday night, and the fam
ily of the doctor was prepared for his return
home. Early on Thursday morning. Mo
. was mat at the American Hotel by Col.
J.. 8. Wallace, and together with one or two
other gentlemen they repaired tolha prison: A
friend 'of D. Beale's had preceded :them and
communicated, the glad tidings to. hint. The
doctor was completely overcome when the intel,
ligence was communicated to him, and forame
time he,:was unable articulate a sylable. At
half past eight o'clock in the morning; Di ale
reached his home in ,Wabrut street, and those
who int:teased the •-meetiug between the late
prisoner and his family describe it as being
affecting in the extreme. Mrs. Beale visited.
her husband frequently doridg the time of hie
imprisonment, but the children had not seen
their father from the time of his conviction.—
The interview between thaw is represented as
having been vary affecting. , During the entire
day the house of Dr. Beale was Visited by Wares
of his fronds—Phil. Ballade, 28d
Tim Sumas:ens ix Anvexpe.--The Statesman -
of Tharady i morning . gives in its rinqualified id
heals% to e Georgia pro-slavery platform, wad
proclaims its willingnus to stand , upon.it at the
next Presidential election. This ilia least frank
and honest. The fall indium:sett of the EMUS'
Nebraska Bill, which it is now admitted, wee In
troduced to defeat the wishes of the North, sind
for the aoie and express purpose . of intrieluang
slavery into Kansas, is here avowed by the . .. State
sman. Let this be Mmembered by the voters of
Ohio. The declaration that Congrels bast no
power to restrict slavery in the territories is also
distinctly made. Washington, and Jefferson, and
bladleon, and the great and good men that
formed the Constitution and organised our Union,
are thus repudiated and put aside,, as ignorant
of the works of their own hands; and the new
light, which is 'started to aid the South in its
schemes of slave extension, has become the pole
star :of modem Slave Democracy. We pat
them Dote and admissions on record for future
reference.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, Dayton Empire, and
other pro-slavery papers will, of oourse, indorse
and sustain.the Stamm= in this declaration.—
The Ohm Stale Deanocrat, and the large number.
of papers that agree with Flood in the opinion
that there is a North, and that Donglae, Atchi
son & Co. are not the wisest and best men Abet
ever lived, will please take a note of these de
velopments, and prepare to come down, Or climb•
up to this Georgia platform. We thiMkthese men
have a good time in getting the mars of Ohio to
sanction their deliberate treason to the interests
of freedom and the free North.--Ohio State Jour.
NEBRASKA Einerrnm.—lt seems to be conoticl
ed that Hiram P. Bennett, of Nebraska City, Is
deeded Delegate to Congress by it majority.—
The election may be oontested on account of .
poisons votelorartici lived on land %longing to'
the Indians, which is said to be illegal. R. 11: -
Chapman, late of Ohio, was the administration
candidate, and every, effort. was made by the
Territorial officials toelect him.
.
Usentosnawran . Bisstranit or. Stavits.—The
Norfolk Argturstatee that a party of about:eigh
teen Mayes of both sexes, left Norfolk and Ports.
mouth last week for some northern port.—
About a dozen are owned in Norfolk, and the
balance on the other side of the firer. :They
are mostly young, end souni , of them valuable
mechanics, valued at from $1,600 i to $2,000
each.
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