.;11-...: . .':;THE -- -TDAIINI.'-'.:T,-PITTSBURGH-'-r'GAZRT-TE. 'IN 1786 , . . , I SINESS . 'DI RECTOltir. •61 . 222r01LL • CO.'S ADig.ltTl2l:2o ALIENUY 112 Nnsigu bran", Nn Yang. And No. 10...T.ed.< erre. fk2ton. 00. ore Agent. f , r the mat Influential bort loyeaet' ooramoreta Pozen both I n the Uolt.) bto •, . EADY, MOTT & -BILUNDAGE, ps tow+ urn?" ornkr'of Front Street, NE W YORr, DISTILLERS 0➢ RIFLE REFINED CAmPRENE, d 9i-per tent. Ahfollol, Sr, N. B. RUM, ats, susernctuaar.x mut oilutzs IN •lllng articles or the beet quality. 'awl arered at t market price. Li BURNT:iII FLUID, IgA t t i , n y " pt .. I' Ll 4 Tr.l . 1 - 4:41G 11 4311% - dexca-lotir; .. MITTS, /Aalcr. 401PILEIV: & /ES I *, 7IL-S.BJON-M.ERC.IIANTS, Cotton and Woolen Machinery. ',vines and BagirrA Aiccuetat Bong. ~d, . .. • tras•odiNnleri In kinardnet were' &tido& 87 Pine St., 'Hew York. I —A imamtor Um 'WtMDKUIrie t BRACH! IRON WORKS." Strout Engines and Boilers, • Nroloslro Agency lo Now York for ILL MACIIINESIIOPPNInoIaIoIots , Toots F. TIEMANN & CO., Fulton' street, New Yor k. MANUFACTURERS OF & WATER COLORS, A.,41, 1 - 8,11 E S', gc. • Importon of French Zino White, &c. wand Pricy lists forWanlott Uponpp,lll4s,to . i [ e , ombs, Fans and Fancy Goods. 'Militant 'rasher, , YARK. PLAOS, NEW YORK, toviteis CY No atteAtlon or Sanborn andWeetern Merchants. ‘. tav r- .. stock o nit no. tlmbc. UAW, Tooth ond Nll4l ItTLEhr ladlodlolos. Perfumery, doore. l'crt NV.* ,ddee, J t apl Bead Ilrecolett, Pocket pmts. Dr". B , lt* fl u ' Wry, I ' %lot rro!le". llOOlO : crkisatrrt In o ' Pio 111:; ~W bo. nee, hello and Toys or erery , description; driesore, Lend • nd Cutlery, Ilidd and am J•welry, Accord... Frenchullow o general And very w hic hgolock of rdoellch, mitt Ilerman Fancy Ocadr, will be' APiLI at h e vary. lowest otiose for "'Ash or ABproved Paper ' 1.3.. /ere . by letter selected sod It up In the beet - WILLIAM TABILER, i . - - 10 Pork Puce, New York. '-- P. 11 Nemo ent Ude out. roy`adyt • ough's Patent , Elastic Skirts. ilki SS 1G PRANCE, No. .1 Barclay street, - au W9 — Noire are annulus escept they hove the lamp t tho patent- All manse and ...Mere In clot, • wilt be orcatocurod according to low. calk2D-P ' , i W. JACKSON & SON. RATE AND FENDER MAKER, 7.46 SONTST. AROADIE4.I; NEU' YORK. Juan • rAIO.BANIC'Ei, PLATFORM- OCAL;B: Ill . underiigned having been appointed etclusiVe Agents fo b r u tt o.a ealir these t or celebiate4 •• • & FAIRIiaIL9 DCO., 'llisitectfoll.r hirlte attesidou of the buninese commtiultr to` ne ateniorlty of these &take orer all others. Theta bcalas hare bee. subjected to the SEVISRZST 17.11'0b all the ttlitutipal Itallroule to the United -States .44 Xn tlend, end In every branch of barium throo.aout ' he world, sot their uniform aouracyrd gre astsra bßi l•Vi P 1 i °POTInrIiAPIAr III/2 14hN — We _premed to AR orders for Ponnter, Portable, Dorm 1. Ilan' Cosi, 0.110004 and Canal d why, man • arm' prim. lIUSSNY • o. pbettr save Coremerrelal_ ,Zow ettl4 1 • Pittsburgh. .T.SBILUGH .COACII FACTORY. G ernetans.—......Znzn /Lunn,. BIGELOW 8c CO., ienneonsorn Al. "No. 48 DUMOND .1111.611, • Pittsburgh, Penna. CO eIrES, CARRIAGES, g i;ciis, im4 err= dernriniton of Mindy Vablels. milt sock tnlshed in • manner uninunnaso4 lot tAnkuty d.nlgn,eleginee of naleb, ptill of nortaosnehip nt.l-1.• llty astarteln • , 1•191 , 11 1 rork warranted. - nn9 ,iitde 01.1-Ithd i 4 eather Store. No. 21 South Third Street, • Itto-ereen !aorta and Chestnut sta.. Phlloolotrats. ••F Olt SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr „ ilmateettai Patna 11.1 p; Tanner? 00.nm:taro . • a nd Lees. Tool", otAbr toorbit.prtere 2.lthr besttersos 11.0.411. Wads of tatitsr In !borough wonted, fm whit, 'duo blithest market prim will be given Irtoneb, or taken to ' szolouttra 'for .11131411. .forathsr fret of charge and „ oat ooi otrulatesloo.. • ' lITCILEON & WIE. McC CO ., I ' OLESALE GEOCERS, 'Mu and ,Comaistion Aterchants, AND DEALERS IN Pittsburgh hlaruilhotured Arthues, -21 p Liberty siren, comer of Irwin, - . rigranusnu. es_ I JOAO.- - • • ..-Tas. 1. axu-ur I' JONES k COOLE, S E 0 R C R 8 - BOAT IFU7NISIIERS: DIALERS IN lodate and Pittabargh lianpfattarea, • : 141- Water Street, Chem Al 4 PE VV4 . . PAINTERti. - L.O.NIG - & LANE, lOUSE•AND SIGN PAINTERS, 1(0.96 THIRD SMUT, • tßetagett Mood sad Market ittree(k) All orders innmptly. attended to. xecuted - in /trawler Atria. mtiM-M Int. a IL KEW= - ilium - • WWI ROBINSON, MINIS & -KILLERS GiqUNDERS AND ENGINE BUILDERS, nun blanseracturmotaltlereriptione BIM Caelbegi, etheeel_ *di de. - etreetn Ho. Aterket street, between first S and - Upend ll eat.lyd• AXEL JOSEPHWHITE'S Amik , .•6911BLIOR' REPOSITORY: I4qrs.PIEWILITE. now *tying on brigi- Mil his nada= premises. Anne, late] 7 enlarged,) - lestarean ,PW.r and Lammucesine, near the Trro ,iiiLAnn. nUr Mellen the penile to hapset his Stocker UAW lithilii.Blh3Gllo, be. And:he lyingorme gentlemen rurchamm, that one tor=TT noadm - rolorteen rears ron&rimare in the business. enable hire shearers Wore his re ns the etas choice coll.:tin ; of - which en many :rears past It hem been hi ps,Uoular defartmentto select from the maims and moo Wen; ^d Letern nantrfachorszs. The saxea of his new • system4s ceolfdetm, them/oh:mayor his arrangements win mangy the but and most fashionable blanntacturre at moderate Mime: . lineneumbersd br thore hem , 'eirenses. Thleh the • mem* got decorating llovem orb oines. has Mated trpon ...the Woo of Ocala, (owing to large. rent.) Joseph White sall w alt i r read/ money opines much lea than thernrtb v a-thrriggpu - Matra !DOM bat . Matne,. 7 . 15 6 . die. • 8. N. WIOSKRIDIAM... LIGLESALE AND RET AIL • • Dnuagist No. 211 Llberty litre it. 1.004 of AV. • • •Pitt burgh, P., always item on 'hand sad 'AV • la an' sad eagatidato kanntinant of Dttlin6 Med • new, Peat& Pita, Lys stuffs . Window (liwe or ail tt Parnuoer! Patent and Proprietary roay old Lilanaii ‘ ittglistdtaida.—lating sold out my atom lialainanraisad ?attund to to al.af..and bona t Out the Drug Eatablinhineat of lir. Joel aimlet, family shwa. ahul happy tn we my old • • • • tafends,or the aturtomara ofdr. alchlar, and shall spare anOtairla plow Man with anything they May want to rar am of buslytata. if. w wallas mut, Amur. N0.24 1 !dimity at. Vir• STERN TEA; - STORE. • Corner . .cif - Woqd' and Sixth streets. ROSE FLAVORED BLACICTEA-10 hf. La dusty! of &mot ettulist Isoueboot Too Moo 90 wrier.) Of ale Gamin. , Romeo, Chop; soo.-o_o _ ns .opeto. - „Lawn of nit. deontl . 4l . ol . Mack Tea In! no,.a thm" " • " Mintlllo. • sunray & BUSONEULD, - , DE&LXIIS .114 and .Ldief•Dress Goods genera ll y, OLOALKS, TALPdAs & SHAWLS; R• :ROZORRIRB. AND'. STAPLR aopps, For Family Use. et • hhameallrtilleheir samextteeht in elle the Above te uttrerd. awl ( at haven rine. Ane• • • • rastemer 4th Ltaidlirtet ete-4414 Fenders and. Firt lrozus. ON CITY ST( 1 1,& WAIIELIOUSE; No. 134 Woo& stmt. de the await has *rayed - which we, the shots ustat.X - Sprsles we would In. attsaMarcorthese 11.4(pg surthitAg' in Our Una to assedwation °foss shriek. which I. ries , pla sad , E t t i st( Setar b :al a fi l egitr „ . ..Koala. s. 11 , 764.1! Saceellfar to J. tanadollar. WEir.T.TAM . MITCHE TREE, ti:fying . Dietiller and Wino and Liquor ME/1011,1NT, •. . - . - • 8.1.2C0 /*wry Sired, PateforivlL. • ---7----- - i - E --- ir - 1-jot r ivitt, ' -'' k ßa d s kiS l T.s- an .150 lba. sacks t i . • , - b ,„. bia s „,„ d to . we %MEAT], E xnrtl/la:gig siozs as ta . 7 .4 'dlkr n ' n :Tgli so id tiriners . isido lbal. '. t d 13431e2d• - - i.:D 14 Man- ; FFlClP4 k. 'ititn A gr z.u... .of Yen . p.ta n astd .1, 81.. u. G1zr s . te z '. i j grti l ,"'" r"alirt protsatir sttevilA cm 1447 . 4 . ..---------;: _...._ - 1- , SCOTT; Dentist, Enettn street, ,•--n_ aro doors yenta Markel. 0111 1 ebordi e,,p.::: ~ r ota *l SU L. d. W* In , OialN I.- g 3. sag ~_'.: ~ ) Al Removal. I<#3gTALTIRS & C 0.,. V161031'10 Drag si • • tu. lb.. noniant ln 1.14 4nd omano lk " , .4.0.4054 an the 'cornet Wm 4 end Seocn4 Om - Ann obi MAMA.. and all dernU , rr ln Ornge,, 4 ok.h 4 4 an. nnl tad • nuns .4 well Wetted frtock. LENA.UTLFUL cOUNTRY- -RESIDENCE arial.—w..re sommleeleaageb y th( swan' of l tan* besatifal property rums tbtr Tao nuts nun. YttoernaS assist Minim More.** offer It for sac .ny .. ralst sof abouttwo acros, On a gallgbda and aim• elalnearte s -scsautaadlng a slew alibi 117. nay . ; • •=s7...Laas of the greet and largest In the nolgabarboo:l - arntsbuntlOsad the haprordorkenta geueraulrara a a Utah oeclor, are ad (Wag lt, Spat of tto. am= tiara) eati be ptaelateallY &aired. Per tar= ant odury :Varlettiare. enquire of • St= ULA FUMY HICIISY. ItemovaL itlEdy a MEN," - Manuradurci of overt/ TA . Ti TULar, Borrtas..... WINDOW (J LUDP, ri/tUr. Wham antl Claret 114:461m, Dersatiohns lan 1)660666. dig flint tthuoin in misty., %meow, .6625,16i6ec0166, awl 333=4 136 Va 16046. /1tte66664/4 1.11 OTELS AND _PRIVATE , FAbluar4 aecreb:g=.°,ll.lll: hitt, Zue ab r az mir, cast MAW cur tn auo: "11. feTdi ' d "..f4l')/2b.rtY Fremth Felt, Ilettr GS 4 aTs.WMION if 4011%,:" 3 BUSINESS. CARDS ATTORNEYS. LOUIS SCHAEFER, Attorney at Law, and Eastern Collector 11...1431 COPSTII9 ltOSO rill OW A AND PEANSTLVANIA RAILROAD, StarkiWaynts,lblmak Tr.fficara.t., Oatumblarts. Kith h.d. Portage,Truu/ Mabooloa.l other, CANTON, (Ale. 15.1,wern. Itsigael & "Xrang & . 04 C. ,1./r. leac ISerLer, , ••• Llesa7Unff. 'Mt:umY.& .At fa.b.r, pa t ic ury . Theodnre Ilmatantter. Noxi. LI. P. Mueller 4 f a. tahl..llr 4W. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake. w .irp itadhure,”(lraritistrent, b•trlwn fourth sad Mond /Ulm • , BOSEPLi A. P. MORRISON, Actor ein at toy, Oftloe. No. IQ Youth sheet, hotweth ltittleld and Orsot Pittaburch. P.. mr./4 IDIOBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law, 111, At. b0t11,4310. 110 BER T POLLOCK, Attorney at Law— Corueruf RIM and gnat streetsomotits that:butt ours steps. Pittsburgh. m 12.4 1 .6. 1 'ARES J. KUIIN, Attorney at Law, office .fourth strest, , cum Orsut. Pit4burgit. isl 6-41/ MAIM Michigan General Conuniiiicei and Callen • ; Pm:agency Office, FOA collectionor Rome and Foreign :Metrintile Ond dl,ll other AI ono claiins, In Michigan mad adjacent htatehlnr.eal.ment and Payment of Mamie, rUr , r.e.stad lies of heal Latate and PlSLTlMltetoeKdana ArDISIGION, Detroit, Michigan. Rerrencerua PaLtbsorh lasroDr 80b... Hank. el. White A Co., llasette °Mac Lorena, Stevan 4101., Merchant& Wairra—Two Ainneise or Michigan from reepactahle Insurance Commun.. rogin.l.rd WM. A. IRWIN'S I,,EAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87 front street, 3,1' dear from Market: Three" In Lake ChaM o alu 0, Pig iron. am Coal property bought and sold. 7 tr AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Ag ent, nook Morolomodise Bud.. Broke. othea 0.22 ll.hsiseet, above Wool PromPUY latmled WAIIUEL.L. M d(SUELL, Secretary Citi PA* asseanee COMSWI7. 04 W.l.?' diV.t. GORDON; Secretary. Western luau : ranee Ca. 92 !Astor efirest. • .GARPINKROOFFIN, Agent for Franklin barn Oosapary, laorthomst corner of Wood A: MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu . toga Insurance Ocurnmair. 42 Warr strwt. DRUGGISTS. 4 MIN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Joe. M'Cluf t..l.) Motorola and!iota , Drualet and Dealer to nto, Ws, Dportufla An. 141 14 ood street. 3 door. below Virgin /Way. PitUbargli. iSlrflegular Agent fob. Fool's itankine. m JOHN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Drag e 4 Watt. Oils, Vartdrhaa and Dr* Btallo. No. 294 Unsay attest , PIMP/mph. All o rders gill rendre prompt attention. /Fr - Agent for Behanck'n Palmmtle Syrup. mar 21-17 A.. FARNESTOCK CO., Who!zeal° a Draggreats. and ramstaalarm o(-White Lead. Rol ler.l, sad Lll.6arge t oomez Woal and Front atm./A, Pitt. - mcbi E. SELLERS, Wilelento Dealer in tCobaZvDr.ss, Pant% Dye Study OIL, Vern!Ass, ke, istried, Pittsburgh. Goods warranted. Prises 1,1111. pRAIJN & REITER, Wholesale Jt Retail tott un gstioN =moo of Llberth and Si eis otruda! SCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale els Dragiage. No- 24. Wood street, Plttablayb. OSEPiI FLFMTNO, Successor to L. Wilcox or Co:, comer dianat stryet and Diamond—Keeps Goa. ra.ctly cm band a full and motets usinment af braair. lied -Wen, Idedlinne Mints. PG:tunny, and all articles Darts/nine tibia linsinen. PU74--tane preserlstlone a.rany =tin eettki at all Loup. rattly COMMISSION &C. JNO. 8 KOONS-- D. W. LIERSTIWB tenor Lattqf Jillslngruh lluTphrays. Mittman Flab, KOONS & HEBSTINE, FLOUR FACTORS-- - - - MI Omni Produce - Comminion Merchants, No •17 Y., Wharect and 95 N.Thater bele. New, PiffiADELPHIA WIZ hadialay, Woodward &Co. JTO D Lahm,- & 00, CD!, 0. Dural.; Warta& & 4.. b. A D Dedloei t 00. Wood & Weer, " 'Varga & Kan, Prins & 00. " Yoedlekl. &DOM.. " Caleb Cops & Co. " Marrow & (lattice. " l'enite. Mother 01, Jl3 Channoneth • Co" Bryon, Kennedy & 00.. Yit.t . elig,ll. 4 lll= 00.11LW . 1 Pr. W. GWizara a tb, Watt & AMC, And HMI burgh and Ildladelphia Nathan ta aro jaldeund idoBANE IL- ANJER, leaeamma un A. a A. AleEir..l DEALF.Its IN FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merchants. No. 114 Second ti:, Rlbburgh Pa Past 1, wtalfll.l2 SAX% 8. SHRIVER & CO.. DEALERS IN FLOUR & PROVISIONS, • AND General Commission Merchants, Si BOOTH WATER fiTßzsr. To—tdrni. Alex. G. Cattele Co.. PEW +, Litlird=A C0..0, pnuturga. 8.u., A Renshaw • ri03.4k0d.• SPRINGER I-I_4I.PBAIIGH, COYMISSION mERCIIANT, Dealer in Wool, Provisions & Produce generally. NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, lOURCIII, PA. • J: R. MURPHY, FORIVARDINO & COMMISSION MSEWHANT, Particular attention ¢lvvn to the tales of - -PROD lIC6. Na. 155 Front: Street, finsaelte the tionopsebela House. Joan AMU-- J. Lss— A-I ; MM., LEE & WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce & Commuudou Merchants, vire DILALEILS PIMP:MOH MANUFACTURES, No. S Wood IS., between Water and runt id PITTSBURG'S. DAVID C. H.D.B.BEIT. Flour, Produce, Provision and Commission MERCIIANT WIT Liberty drat. 'reranrt fidad. Pi tsbargh, IVES his attention to the sato of Flonr, Irateork, Bum lard. Maw, Drtter. Grab. Driall Sada ad2ta WO-Uoosigarienti rarradreir Madre& dradr 11:61MY El. latiG. (late of the ling of King & Mouhead,) COMMISSION MERCHANT, • ABALBB. 111 CIO METAL AND BLOOMS, No. 76 Water street, below Market, ,; D ay PITTEMIGLI. A. A. JIMMY, ao co min.s.as , "ffilViViVitrztil mdIoeAJYI, Arent of the Madizon and Indianapolti B.Ari.RoAD, No. SO Wathr et., Pittabargh, Pa. ihos•ird ..T. W. 'BUTLER. 8c CO., WORWARDINO & COMMISSION MER x. MANTEIsad Dallas 'stall klndserVittsbuntalige austaued Articles, Load Pipt)ind Meet. LAM. Pao._7 Rot .M4tet. Pittsburgh. • , .aus-17614 _ 1 B. OANFIETAD, 'late , of Warren. Ohio. u tl r attiVe= co m n .n ru l itnarldeatk e tt 6 sad a ruale. Peovl Aida, and-Wadden Prod.. tar: Wiled AM% betwron PoOttdleld add Wood. PI ' ISMS tans. J 7/.. u" . "' ( knt.. of insiiiililo - n%T.titi • a oco ii LITTLE CO.,' Wholesale ,Groecre, . Panama and Oommladon klertdisati, and Deem. In Ittebida.. Manufactures. No. 112 141010.4 greet, Ptttlr ?gra. . Anti= i.LIEEBII" WATARII6III3E.-,7IIENEY t_) talLLlVß,Porwerdin k and Oaaeadadon Mitadlant&ni Dee. In Obsess, Ilattar,.Late nth and Ptodue• Radrrant :14 Woad Arnett, above V. star. Fittananda nkrkl. YIIIII.O7M—AS MEVlmportg Dealer. Lib In franattand Amorgia Wall Pam lin fib Market meet tedamendldrAland N0C111111141.14 Vlttlbargll. • DRY GOODS. & CO., Wholank , and Retail Dottier; in .T.Rnia‘INGS s,viumichkVZl, 11051Nar i a owns Fxuaav Goads, N 0.77 Narketst,bet- 4LA anglttuDiaisim4. Air Agomu Far Itrspfl Pans. labi , l7 • U. A hl ,Jr., Bro., b: O. 91 Marko: A., aro Olosing out their on. the stock of Der 000da aL m in Imntar a l t Utii.7 74,15 ti l :r!, Pr..diTiggirtof tba dWela,:inanna Oath * ilaftneL 91: k"Iss ' Sti nar Inktat e 11 PlValitY OL ELM* sod 4,46:«1 Izneade Ilald and ntslinpa but & Qi fUap viji Da crqd, s amt. sanittsue. laßli • • _,_co:rirranason—a. smart it% a. TOLL: A.I&ABON & CO., Wholcsalasudßotoil AL..Deaders tunnel and staple Da/ atiCklae Si /Mb • -11411.3RP11Y at BUROIIBIELD, Wholoosle sad Astall IDrrUoodi kter.lugati, walla Smut!! on tat tflrata Plitsbarah. • Removal! Removal! Removal, saioNsoar, rwrit al I ZAT. AVING Removed . our Stara . No. • II I ft , t , tbsteArtVolcl:4! &JUT 4. t. 11.) r= iou terooo'clucasitour‘go7l mutat. la Mn% 1;411b . • w utozr • . Tireiltry Bnissels OarpeMapc • ' , , flovertsl Wad &WM, .111„ • . • - ornt Ss ' w yertr i g w akratik „ tints; B =4 na risuM : uotr. " ro o mo.r.oui , soVlialteu a s t zmusuoM.i.. ; ::111rd..2Zuom, Boor 80414 - VlNtik _LPZ=4 mp, o:=0,11 . 026 tO WS 101, Irblateill. be am sinu. iityisi IGO Orif • . PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1856. BANKERS AND BROKERS. 13ANICINO HOUS . OF JOHN T. HO G G: BEDFORD BEDFORD 00.. SOMERSE4', SOMERSET CO,. MOUNTPLEASANT; WNSTMOUNT CO., CONNKLLSVILLE. FAUTTF. W. UNIONTOWN •• BUOWNSVILLN, NEW BBfo RTON SEAVER. CO, AnodDc W k c . M , U •eEa tes w li a r d E dothN m ß o O • t O.US.o.e a st d r lU u . bOeo ra W f b t A s t RMbov. .! ah l.o d 1 •I.4ad a S IMIWAS N OC nwpmplAnen nd nollectrzt.anen.% PO AWN [Ears & BAUM, Bankers and .Ex amaze Brokers. Buy and sell Gold and Myer and Foto,. negotiate loam on Real Estate or Stock Peen ritlea„parobase Promissory Notes, ono Time Bills mid Wee- Buy and mill Stooks ommiasion. C o llet tion. made On all points In tne Union. Jigse mower of Third har and Wood streets, directly opposite the Bt. Chi les Hotel. ap7 mll-17 110LMES & SON,Dealers in Foreign 1.1 and Domestic Bills of g6"aege, Oartilicatee of PoMbs, • Bank Notes and Bpecia, No. 69 liarkot Strad, Pitts thro burgugh h. Jar the Cons /Init.! Stateil:am mader. on all the minstrel cities out MANUFACTURING. .114.09101333....1.0.C1M1CUR1at....11.(1.T1.114-i/ IL WOODIM. AMERICAN PAP&E ACHE MAN ACTatca,(l CUYYLNY. 78 Second et., Pittabnrgit, Pa. UFACTURERS of Papier Macho Ornaments fur Church.. Domes, Steamboats, Shimthuds r and Picture Frames, Window and Dour , Dractote, Trouts , Cornlne, Ventilators-and Centre Pleoe• for Cedliner, ilowttesand Mouldings of every d , eorlotlon, also end denim =WIZ and Warrant.] inn., durable than any other article now In are. 111.0rdor• executed on the shortest notice. .0. a—Attention of Steamboat Builder. Is awswodally dl• noted to Mb article, on account of Its light weight. CUAIMLNS, TUNES * 00, No. 71115eoand et, bet. Wood ,t Market eta, J.23.4tr Plenum.. Mow. Mrtraint.l. -Mtn 0. Itiliaba firaTEWOll UNION FOUNDRY. Mitchell, Herron & Co. WILL oontitine the filminess of the Union '• Foundry. at Um old etand of PENNOCK. MITCH .L L‘L. No, 04 Liberty et, 'rimy will nustrafacture ws Usual, • large and genorel amortment of IIABT/NOS, comprising Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens, OPFiCE (ND ARLOR ,TO MY, MANTLE: &KITCHEN ORATES, -Bellow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dog !tons, Sod Irons, Tea Kettles, Plows and Now Points, Mill and Machinery Castings gimorelly, And CUE and WATER PIPES at all alum, IRON & NAILS OF THE BEST BRANDS, All or Spades, Pickj, &c., /rae which will to lola at atanufatlurarie atlas. latt•lY- - Penn Cotton Mills, Pittabargh. K ' EDY, CIIILDS a CO., Mandan: term ot— Penn A No. I nosey 4-4 Basetloce; = Main of ell odors and shad.. Twine; • Bad Cord; Plough Lions and &oh 1.1ord; Hope 0111 glue and deserlptionr Batting. 4111r0:dere left at the Hardware &ere of Logan. Wawa 0..131 Wood street. will Have attention. 1521:41y WILLI ***** ARNLLILL & CO., 61 Penn at., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. QTEAId BOILER MAKERS and &REM !kJ IRON WORKERS. Ilanufbatorers of Barnhill's Pat. ant Boller. Locutootles, Floyd and Or 11.1er Boller., Chtop! r ea L i volulrs L igt. ictt.t . er i za l a t t. , thr t n= Illacksalltff Work: . Bridge .6 Viaduct may. done at the shortest notice. All orders from dlr... prom otlr • - Tata and Caps. WILSON & SON keep constantly on • hand renT deserrytion and variety of Bate egi hariatle 'rh fi:t i or Pr ehasp. oWL tont.flo dtl a nell to glee as • call bade porch.. elmrberlA nollttf I. W. WCKMWELL, Wholesale and Retail Ilannlacturer and Dean In CslAnst Wank No. U d street GROCER: Shriver & Dilworth, WLIOLESA LE GROCERS, Noe. 1301 132 Second Streot t (Botwoon Wood andawrinodd) PIrIEBLEWI MONTROSE MITORRLTREE, Wholesale Grocer sad General Merchant, 0., 109 Laerty &me, P 01.09,90. 0e0.17 & MINTER, WitOL.SEA.L.E.CIIIOCZBS, IV., Second and 151 Front street, jot& PITTSBURGH. PI Wallace & Gardiner ) I.I.IO.G.EBJLE DRALKIC.S ZR `Floor, Provialona and Produce .I Generally, N 0.24.5 Mal= in' •244, . _ BAOALEY, COSORAVE & CO., Wholo =l,, Urxert, 18 azd 20 Wood street. PittMan.¢l3. avg-lt CULBERTSON, Wholento Uromr and Oommisilan Ilertbaat, Dealer to Pr:Kb:multi net. alaarincturs.l Artidas, 1115 Liberty imreet, Plum becrgl. 3011irk0111.... slow. non,—.......lnLanti tOHN FLOYD & CO, Wrl . olosslo Grocers sad Commbolos Morebantf N 0.113 Wood sad 23S Lib. treet. P ittebantb. . tale I,LOSER newt I T . MOO Prodnne,t tli u holoeale , Grocer, &Leaf *d Domestic Wines nod I-knots. No. 811 Liberty itt. On timid s eery Isnot nook ratenar old !down cabals Wlbleg.7..high .111 .old toe oenb. nu. M1VA51Ki11..—.......1111.11041 KUNO 0.113 °CANDLES'S, MEANS &910.3 (iillOCOO; sore to Molt • hi oCandlanj Mande Oman; enkrlron. Nen kr Iron. I i sils,Olise, Cotton: Yarn% and PSttetnallth Y.n6Lettuoll tenet r. Berner of %lasi and Wet= ,to. ententatik. es. J0gi1f11111.........-JUSIO D. arow--........9141m C. LON. kraniLlS it ROE, Wholesale Grocers and Comadadon hiorehanta. N 0.194 Liberty stlret Pitt. WILLIAM A. Id'OLURG, Grocer and Iry Tea Dosfar, emu of Wood lad cloth streets. has ohroro.on do 10- od• Is l m a toandnaa ,o W dsl O o r s to o o d rlso ad s I=r triitarr DAVLELL & CO, Wholends avadtrAts, Priam 1 Progg2) awl ?ttsWggh a llass. 243 I.4terty ttnst Pittsburgh. 11SAIAII DICKY:V . 4 CO:, Wholesale Oro asre,,Ooacalsslon Merchant. arid Donlon In Produm .10 W•tsr Matt and i 3 Yront ,treat. Yittiburiat. tiACIALSY, WOODWARD & CO., whales Jur d.z. Groasti.llo.lll2 Marl strortatalegiirlds BOOKSELLERS &C. _&-'----_ Book Agency. " %ME subscribers have established a Book I. dppnel In PhlliGlehle , awl 011 ",`,"" bt't DT forwardlas (ha to :Acta Moo of Olt: ar l' agaztaar, ouch s i a 047 0 , albs: l 4ft ono Plant oar wad • eo ridoudld ' iliggintTh . Miran of althot Warbhattoat .11tekoon Cgar or, If sub. ocriblait to •di sad • • IA bloctalwo. the) will tawdry • copy of either of Um throe portralta. M subtorthiug to $0 worth of Moines, a.l Mr. bortralc• will be lout gratis. alualo rorala .tothooo wbo may adds Y 6 narms orroory dorottptiou Lad du In Limo or small Odauatilar tad•hod. Pad Promo, Diecia.matto order. ' LW/ doteriktiow of Roaming on Wood *award with fl=tla. ' Tbr=bliebi eolime=7= Baguato uayda, All ardor. MA o 7 mats promptly - sttandoct CO: P 05110715 whiting alma of thdt Dasdlu.. on z 7.1,0111 OS. rend • Dadttomotypo oy owotab of tho by =Um crorosa • Moons at • distal:ow having nimble artlebas would tad it to that, advantage to Mira. oubikalbora. sit wo would act as adman tor the tab. of not soma V.Yitsl PUUICIL ood7aliwilyT 60 both Third Id...ndbalasorda. Ps. JOHN T. SHRTOON., Book and Job Printer and Publisher. . Ito. ea nth. above Smithfield, Ossett• eel. BIN °S anti Box ?dakor'a Straw aosa? µmos oa OnnO. £l.o Dook,e. Pape atid ta7lo 1 4 1 C. COCHRANE, (enetwar. to' . Sad ( j 4 ` ' Wbolosalesell Resit th , slottooltx,Otatlan <ay and Papa llohologe, rodest street, o th door El. X, o Blake& Mnare:se.ihenr. Pa. " CIIN 8. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta tiossr.mmwrl'ittaburtM, EL ta WWl* mom Mo. el lid/glut a t, wa r la —-- LIitoBNY.Y• S. tioSVORTII, Bookseller aria rr Itinatter:mm/44 -N0.12 Harlot stmt., war tad, fittebttratt, Pa. jpLAY .& CO., Booksellers soul Stationers, no. is Wool .tout, not doOr owner of Third w anrh: Po." Sehnol y,d174 ImoltsonottantlT no hood L. READ, Bookoellor and Staiioner, No Yo.etts qtreot. von° Baud' no. MUSIC. &C. - John MO. 81 WOOD STREET; between Diamond_ Alta s d P YAM' ZQ U A I I 4 . 1 1 4 TAN'S MODEL . 11 DVONN ORGAN mann. UM, anClllmilir In Itilisttaandltrulesl uteri,. Pair 11. Kliber St Bro., NO. Sa FIFTEU ST, Sign ,of gio Goldcp aset .. s4l.agooo, for NUI{NRA Mow lour led ursaP .14ggsre PIANOS. sad UK. NRIODLIAM'S Onsvisc u..KLOJZONII ORDAN 12/11140 lUsle. Dealner• Id Node nod Noun' /war. mom •. - CharLAU, Blame, ANUFACITURFirt and Doaloi in 3 Piano 11 Porta' and Imputes of main and intoned hasten canna nolo 'dant fat Ma UladOUßti PILIINOn, Won tor HAUNT. DAVIS • 00.14 Ho,t nY4OOO, wjth sod with. oat tfOllNgs Atthenaloot 1111 Wood ,t. ST, CL-AIR HOTEL. YUMMY ancuuras nom.) a Corner MEI and at. Clair Streets, t 1 W. . I. (kgral ii , Proprietor. ao4 troblteike Retrain:al pbteer • With Reaper Attach: . meat. . ri most mina machine in nso, warran t° tut t; Itt to 1c w,, Or Van 0.1 as fre,U as wool on. Lt , cris. Price at Mower. $l2O, moralised Sl 4O . or al•br - EL SLUSH LAND. I= Woad de ..00 I _rtttut to :those '_Usior Star Gandlea I. nE ittention'or tho ptiblieritt invited to y. the r..; too. t,...t:0t tb•Stiu• Candb• oared for aro DEVI MINT IN /VS/ , se,that, orbs; l• mold kr • i=oranally• oret io ,,v .p itt= t tlitetvuzu s az i An Aro = " Der bon 'lbis loop dam :AZ " um Ono Whoboodo po•oon o.qatt.... at .the -Moho/ "SylpFl, nos upon Aolalloto, sag l obo Co unt o o upon /PoV.,op .valor. pay nor oboe oott.l;th ligli3ll-50. bbl. . No.. 3 go mackerel. Tog,,,,fulakaiwgrzta..„ war ,i . -.; al.. . frat !bJ _- • • dub.. in U. Po 4 . ,10n00t Mark pairialtm st. Limb • nal ~...s= aga Lt. lit= tan fUji a t g Lbetn:„ " I arttot:. equal In onsiliv /onus In Ur ortg,l.lLT:r.,?•l.l - ins... - pit .et ro=ftorbsorrozbo tboolro Inotady /bar lona .„FrarovadOAßßLZ:=4;Virr , • Agt J.IL 'FINLEY, , NTENDING to make Pittabi t a his %hare hams msylis eassultal , • is ado 14111 7 reint fitreet. tarrr= l en ° a.iilL• isoat4ose-1 I NEW YORK ADVERTISKEBIITB. From BEILLIN,VISSCLUM,OWEN a Mini hlnrftrAr. AVaIaTISLIO Um= No. 345 jtrotdtm, NEW YOll3l ECILLINERY. ,IRS. SIMMONS'. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MILLINERY AND AIV fl.)a 110Ulig. firsi r , BR. rADWAY. NEW I RE.MrA M. len.. Europo,: , Strr the entree purr ,,,, 4 of e....ecrUng novelties fur the Bluing Trade. which excise and be reedy for Invoctiolo on OP about the Out if Mauch. - Southent and Western Msrehania, and frlllihiers are re, pectfully Invited •to cell endexamine the same before purchasing elunshere. Pettern Bonnet. *lamp/ on bah& and sent by ewe., to any adrinis. .Yrdnroev Paints, Varnishes, &c. t RAIXOLDS; DEVOE & CO., :10a 108iFuLton Sired, ,--- WSW 'YORK, MANUPAUCUILEI3I3OP Paints, Vnr i n mpobrete s W of h aridn gu Z v ino Paints W kLITE LEAD COLORS, BRustkES,DIAMONLIN:OLLS, JAILUES. L. Courtatitly on hand alataand perfect anortment of MI inch goads renutrad by AILTIPTA and PAINTERN and by the .trace generally, lltradmatmed Esolmontraf Paler QUALITY. Forelan goods ni receloo direct from the pnhlncors, and can offer by the ► ' , Miceli or Other who, on Ma moat favor. able tonna " Oran* by mail phompay ittanded to, FIRST PREDITInd PIANO FORTES. STEINWAY & SONS, AIANWPAIta/BElialli .888 Walker !Greet Arms 0rd.11., anr Soli, DESPECTFOLLY call the at- AIL , entlon ofthlpLbUCm their .Inodld rkoo: amortise. of ...Ill:mod endow:we rtanoly width, foroloolg o' to n e:to n e:ebudielty of touch, h eat] of BUJ/lOU abort terry thing th aVroudrasa PiPianoa unsorpeasod. th e First remitum tarladh Nude, Inmpetition with the moat dtetingulahOd makers Dom Bo co ston, rhlladelphie, New York nod Baltimore., NEW TRIUMPLII—Armswar 2 SOOll WRVS jolt goon Arranged the lIIINT Premium GOLD td KDAL ( overall eampetltore) atlbs late Pali of the o f institute. 01704 Pols. roc Oh. BENT Pianoforte*. dot oelBGla SafOyFuse. ti7O,R ISIININO PURPOSES, and for JONI TIM/ 011AnnIn5,1.diln WET and DRY blastin 11ODIC di eneel.,klad_ ,e -The °LYTTON and WIMPY .?.IVSIN IT OLItand DOUELJITAPIeWATZE fdatlfsetureg - shd sehl OIXDIN PUTMAR, , t 43 Liberty 131, NEW Yultit W Orders proinntly dlied fbr all kinds OM/ POW. DER, of the mnatapproted) brande. EDO ' irti ISXII , OI. MEAL VIDE WORKS. AMP DIUNALE, ie.' Le. mak dirt - . - For thcl,ooo,ooo. THE U.1. - t PATENT MARBLE CO. . (I.3APITAL $1115,000.) No. BBS Broadway, eon Welker ist. New York & RE umpired t 4 'execute all orders far WiNTLES„.TABLK 'BOBS, (X)LUMNS. PEDEBr A , ao, la lialtatlomor Sienna, Bracelet. Pyrenees. Naapnlitan..d all fancy /derbies; *anal atrotortb, tmenty end dorebillty to twat Marble, end in mme respects annetior thereto, and ea. Ulan tgaf own. marniefaed iron, wood, °relate, It is wholly Bee from all objections whinte.erenrV id egainst more sada. work, t, when, pain copal earn am form famporvy polfels sad bewaty of the vtlwe, ante!, from SS to BM. Orders from Builders, Cabinet Melons and other. solicited, and satisfaction anaranteed. , Agnate for the min-loaf title. treated with. • ILENNIE, Pre.t. JOSEPII Labill, Bee. Uri= 11.)111.1iLid, V, Pres. uctlaya SUB 1 1 11 PFEL IS;IEhd BROIL & CO., • PORT. AND DEALERS I N Drags, Paints, OKI, Dyes, Perfumery, Ise., 170 WILLIAII ST., New York, INVITE the attention of the trade to their lam and varied stanCoOdual. Palate; Olt Perron. ri lrattiontotheideegniatiznanstate n/ElLaPie DMA., they are also rennelna.dllset Enna then unds of anniun don and snanutaptuda, eurpllea of Tooth. Liar Itld Nall Ildoehrejltunsea, oorksosoliwy. spe.", and Itnallah reenmely. Lubin a Lamle, an many other ar• filcher the are th 'S.."r n "fl°,,TrAli r OV.V.,t ord.., agile/ in amen Or by mad, will metre prompt attesdinn. • ; .141 Ib-1r IiaPORTABT TO DOORE.N.I4 .'EP,ERS AND DEALERS. ~ ISE 110 PE MILLS, 71 furtlaa ,,,,a rtarre_aad i g tiv.. lllAur .... o. 1W .. ; 1 4 ... foss. Mort, straauJeney C7tt• MLLE Proprietors: of this long and well- Imowo COFFEE J.VD EBIABI.I.IIIIENt. Cotaltur W propeotp,...bast,J'ActrnaffrAicalA.ater• to for They also prrourt Thatard r coot., 1.40 =US other Blea t. of daffy twist evory !tunny, trblehtlatly offer upon the moa reuonahfa term. LL r to &ad.?: who rw k. 11=inatrit sdyittiff to l t4ulTo ° ti l t:PAIL •r. 1,16, HEW lbas Coal Exalt.. RAG MANUFACTORY, Nos. 12.5 12713r0ad st„ up .taira, Corn &change litiildings, New York. ILLERSi FL YomOUR DEALERS, &e., sup iv lN7Vila `srist.4 to eider. The enbertihre_yotthi teal the attentionof tlounlo7 Merchants to We ameortinent of Farmers' Bow, and at inhere and Salt Lectors ni eartotte sty In of pan tine 'br Ent . t=e4efe l t i t ' nEVZ with 11031 BLUE. LAGS of all slue and dnalltles fa:lathed to dtioodltleo oult no the tinned nettles. ..Wtoo It. EL., CLARK .Ertrorletor. The Adams JAIP' rein Cozepany. Piilsbungh, &auto. tirigi act **Atm_ ,E,spras. ,VOR • thg qpepinV.accommodation of the PoOn n latio &lona the line of the Ohio and Pen.. sr nada Railroad, between .Pittaborgh and New Brighton, whoa intimate business abri racial Pria7ooe require Etch Agency, The Odes,. litypter thonoarly hare clads ertch corstrothient troth LI. Railroad as to enable them to put tDan/ Ol.roletger on tboACrossoctalation Toro. whowill olecturse of 0 4.opvt7 104 bug.... trotorly married• ed to him. The Mroseuthth will hare an Iron Haze to the !Mamma.. Car, wiz. the &dwelt and be Pr eft-lathy of Hooey. JpNrl sod other vahrobics, Ile will leave New Brighton by the Deming Tll.l.24lblkin to Pittatortth and Anatolia. ay thty dart= Ms day tothtand to inbAbb, rowmaralons aa my be entrostad, to him; and rettiro by the Kerolos Truro with hie Gordo soot Conunicalows wironted. It will be his duty to receive ou Ids up trip all patrols, pulses& oMen, money. ar , which will be delivered to the ;roper potty non altar the arrlrol of the Crain ttro Allrobeny Car Depot. U. Mitt.o or rabbi mw. , g. ea to le dellected tiro Oity—cornmthicate intal a l 41 zoo— obtain rolionstetiob d rttturn Troller—order[code, and return them al surckaate, large or moll. co • frop pm °tyros to widow, engin. Ali words, Aar. will be de- Metro moiled tat in tiro two cities. eDr to rrosonable distance. without extra tharow. but to insure such ry, the dirrotitor on pathaßromrpodaily for orients tamer. should to asollolt; At Way Stan. ne, all nuttier will boleti with the Station Arent of the Railroad [7r :I when the tooter Party I. oot at the nation on tiro:arrival or the Train, to roortra The charted, far timing Pukes., ds and fur SerTlo•4l rendered by the Memo or. are int...lad to tw •11011 rear ronable limit. When troo nature or the looniness Is ouch to Wmi[ ant tc . vei;6l agnetrieo4 win b. mi.de tiildesnenwer is required t , settle his bills wei bins Inwarddail with the Co=plirir, and to pay Inial/, tbe pat font of tb• lLow pumas not ask him to wait old neat trip br par no le M. matter. =NU it. l kwiN tiss•been appointed flowenser, and Will Commence his dudgeon .11.welay. No_ V, WA • rrnaga Wes odium. Ititleerrrd—t4 "bart* driver. ALLerdirrrafr-7.lerrapir Witt, Harredie SwicLier Cllr. geLaurbil. lcitt4cr•—.llr., White.. • Woo II —fdr.l.lWpa. OTOICZ Mars Kin= tic, 1 Pittsburgh, gee. ;Si,. ILL! JAMES W. 'WOODWELL, MANUVAPTUILCB. MAW , AID 90 raise mars. Minna. W. Wi respeetrully Informs hie friends te u t i hstirt=lited his stock Purdeared fo - ute r sati 7 litthis city. ..tst is detain:tired ' to uphold hie dock, wltheeanneed meterisl: best orkmnship, and newest &sigma and riO' the extent of his out .d hdlityin mminfarturing. ha is enabled to prw,,ca agr. 11. rented PUILNITUIIN aL. the lowest otiose. keeps always on hand the greatest variety of sync description or furniture, nom the cheapest end pwnu to th e runt elegant ape{ sows, UM house. et; .4 pet. of one. may be tstrabund from his Mock, or man unteturecl expressly to order. Thefollowing anion., nalstst In ref of DL ee.,,temti ',Wag yor richness of Style add duienJ cannot Communed la •121),/t the Eastern cities I tools Mg tete-sot:eta Bd. 1.00 Was Is Minh and ibis Moth: • UM down Idatontanl (.Metro 40 do Walnut • •do 100 W Maho alcogany llooltlactlbtinc SO tt - do • 1M) Mahogany Dlr.!. OA 60 Walnut tin • 100 Marble - Tog Csotro Tama 60 do 7 - Dreenhtlt Hht.h4 do ; Wallhlitattdg 40 Inclosed • do . 60 Mtn Dygegl_ng DOtaang 110 Mahogany 0 . 44 1.6 4 X 9) Waingt •00 • 460 CoMaga do - WO ObortgykOd Poplar 0444rnadr. 20 Mahogany Wardrobra 10 Walnut, • do /0 Marl do .; . 40 Min Dtiteang IM Inning wig BrgalgaldTabhol 12 ISacratary Boog mien 20 Dusan i v ,. 6.46 OL 14 thine Sai Arcking <hal rg 1.2 Whoa . Ming DgML6 Hat and 'rove! itanft IVlAMtiotx litigarem 10.-hg MM. Onompatgos Obalyg thonbroke 9112abighan do: . Mall and Kw 04 FLoorptkro de4 • Indlva. Pearl Inly/d . Irtgandonanh: i rah , oll Ann dol Ottomang Clotbla and,ll•llCh4l'r AWN& large aeortmentor Common Varelture and Wind. t Cher. Cabinet maga!, anprAied with artlelea In their Una. 6 6,9 = 604 / 4 rod HoGda Inrulabed at tha shortest yoga. 411 ' , Man noorantlg otteltulet tft: .5 49(1 To.thosewhil wish Farmfri FPO hate ',fortifoicind at a chant, price and our terms. rani ittentka le railed to the Moe way bum & :Goal 1,0 pony. bap or more In pro portion are glean for 11170; Darold, in • onsiallmenta of $1 Per weak. or t 4 per ni•htb. lt Is located In Elk Co. Pa.. sod ha, on. of the bath- mutat. for Ito produce. In the Rate. The mall la ark* , loam and la not to be surnamed for farming, aa examination •will Show. It In all coal land. underlaid 14 0 rieh mina which.. or ii. facility U. therimka liarket, abortly become of im• ammo value: • The Banbury II 'Trio taw.. It. which Oa tvm• under coraitruction from Me to wl lo a abort din:rears of Bldarieray. bai ley Lt. R. Woo Meow th rotugh lannnleattng it with Now 1 ort and rlttabomb; :.The timbal. on It in a the Moot valuable kind.' Title, wonceptionahlr rod mad w. frnn4l deeds. are kivon. ho:preerotaavanl and mthetantial opportuni • ty commence farming; to for one'p children cm making an treeetionit , onte to lamb. In Yale.. la a Ann time coal land will b. trail. Its peanut prim. Stir. tiler partici:lime e. a boluid from thoParnidra whWb an mat to Inquirers. tatters answered ;mann Y. Apply • address tIAWL. W. ()ATRIA., Secy. 126 Walnut at. dolphin. FT Information is contained to tborPiTgget. GREAT MASONIC. HALL. Tux LAILOOT PIANO IfORTif.4I3LODRON AND MU , • PIO •NTORII IN Tif R O TRD STATF.I4. Will be booed °Motor 1855,10 • Idasoialo -Building • Chestnut Street, above ,Seventh, Philadelphia,. by 11 - 011N t rSII;i120 . Sole Agouti for Board ', T tb.hillelebratkl Doim Centrum Attach ment Llano vacs. and U. W. - .Vielt A {M.'s Premium Melee mem.. A 1.,,, Plano Notes mid Melodeons of other distin &MM."! rolbera J. Id. NA. obtained ". leaf" ihr_fertrat year. In theory, miettillMent and known BIMICALI . Itallfilna. where bee intends iteWinit the Wriest Am" and amonment of Piano Forted. -Me' PJMnan4 cal Inetrumenta of Mil demription. all of which am carefully nolectod by himself, and wa rranted Lo Dee , feet mtirthetion mon- imdaMle.• • , coMmid ! PITTSBURGH GAZETTE FRIDAY MORNING, 31ARCEI 7, 1856 Advance Payments.—hereafter no cub .r.in be fel:en fer the Daily or Weekly Quetta, wirez pit-merit le made in &dentee. Whenever the b./ I• to wench the eobacription is paid, the paper Ali to lovori.hir etepoed, onleas the embecription is re •wed a.lvanee payment. Ail transient advortieinet, or every licecription, will be rwonired to be paid in ad. ranee. The only a:trona:ins al Ibbe where special Month ly or yearly nontracts are Mad, __l:tent:44le 'll3Plllebilrith Weekly linzette.—The ontoogivo dreuletlon of our NMFIy Cased< offer. oto out tuminou men • most deoLmblo medium of making Moir otrreirenistlon Is botwoonfonr and gm thousand. Martini almost ovory morchant, man caoatutot and Atm Immo,. lo Wmt.rn P.1.711113i, and Bantam Ohlo. Public Sentiment. We have never known a nomination that was so coldly received as that lately made at Philadelphia. Everywhere the people, " Amer icans" and Republicans alike, scout it. The idea of forcing upon the people of the free states a ticket made up of Mutest, Ftw.tons, who signed the Fugitive Slave Law and betray ed tho North, and ANDEITAI J. rrONALI,SO2I, who boasts that he owns a hundred slavea, is prepos terous. We present, below, in r. condensed form, such information an ■e hare been elite to gather con cerning the tone of public sentiment PENNSYLVANIA. —Some half dozen obscure country papers, in addition to three or four in Philadelphia, aro all that have as yet endorsed Fillmore. The lialtiaburg Telegraph, the Lan caster Independent Whip, the Philadelphia North American, Lancaster Examiner, and Blair County IVhig, which are among the leading opposition prcesea in Eastern Pennsylvania, have con demned it utterly; while in Western and North ern Pennsylvania we have not yet heard of one opposition paper, American or Republican, that supports it. New YOBR. —The Albany Ileguter, the leading American paper of the State, is nut in bitter denunciation of the nomination. The blows ot administere are the most effective we have yet witnessed. The friends of George Law, through out that State, who constituted a majority of the New York delegation to the national convention, are generally hostile to Fillmore. Outside of the old Silver Grey ruction, there in not a single hearty - response to the nomination. Mossocurrerns.—The Boston. , Allot states that the nomination of Mr. Fillmore took the American party of Massachusetts by surprise, and some time must elope° before it will be able to decide upon the proper or politic course to be pursued. A nomination made under such circumstances can hardly bo considered binding upon any party ; and although it may give rise to some diamiaaion for it few days, yet we feel eh . efldent that Mr. Fillmore will hardly be a prominent candidate in the next canvass. The whole intrigue has already exploded. The Newbaryport Herald does not treab the nomination of Mr. Fillmore with much respect. It speaks as follows “It is probable that he will decline the nomi nation as soon as he hears of it. He is now in Europe If he does not it is all the same. Ile is en extreme fegy in all his views, and if he had not algned the fugitive slave law he could not carry two States, and vow he can't carry one. Mr. Dentition was once smiled upon by General Jackson; tint if the spirit rapping theory is true, it is wonderful that old Jackson's spirit has Dot knocked out his brains before this— Probably lt would if he had any to spare. All that we ever knew of his doings was to bank rupt the old hero by his management about the ileitninigo estate; but as he is nominated by a party that cannot over hope to emceed, it is well enough." One or two Boston papers, and two or three in the country, are all that respond favorably. Coaawcrnetre—The "Amerioane" of Bennett ticct have repudiated the nomination of Fillmore, sad endorsed the action of their delegates who withdrew from the Philadelphia Convention. The Now Haven Palladium states that Mr. Fill more elands upon the platform of the Philadel phia National Gounoil, which recognizes the Doug las & Pierce doctrines of Squatter Sovereignty, by which a whole territory may be given to sla very at the bidding of a mere handful of emigrants and is of opinion that the North will hove no half way work in regard t, these matters.. In Maine New Hampshire • and Vermont there is no organized party friendly to Fillmore. In Rhode Island, the old •'cotton" Whigs are favor ably disposed towards hiia, but their numbers are not formidable. ISDIAT , A. —But two or three papers in the State of endorse the nomination of Fill more. The Indianapolis State Journal calls it "farce," and repudiates the platform. The Madison Courier scowls the nomination; co Joes the Wabash Cowin; and the Lafayette Courier rays: "Se far as we have been able to lent n , either by conversation or report, there is not a mu in Ude portion of the State who approves of the' nomination, made as It was, or will vote for Fillmore and Donelsm" Was°in.--We can hear of but one paper in this State which supports Fillmorc. The great bulk of the opposition in Illinois will unite with the. Republican organisation. Wmoossts.--There is no response in Wlseon siu to the Philadelphia nomination. 'That State is Republican; and the few pro-elavery “Ameri wins" who ore found within its borders cannot prevent the Republican candidate from, getting its electoral vote. MICHIGAN. —Our Michigan monied to bring UN a mingle favorable notice of the "American" nominees. There le not, eo far on we are able telearit, a single Fillmore plum lu fit. Peale sulag'Stato. lowa.—At in all the other aorthwestern Slates, the opposition ranks in lowa present au ea broken Republican front. novo naybo a few Fillmore men smitten:al tip and down throughout the State, butall our exchanges are opposed to the man who elgned the Fugitive Slave Law, and eustain the "American".delegates whu with drew front tho Phlladelphla Convention. New jaasur.—Tho Swum &pater, Norris freseyliats, Camden West Jerstyition, nudism Co. Courier, Trenton State I;d:rtio, llelvidere Merin lentblem, l'etiututi Robrrarr, and Camden Aterrirati fluentr, all loading Whig and American papers, repudiate the enmistation,— The Newark Attreury sap. 'As yet, none of the old Whig papers hive en dorsed the nomination'', and, with one or two melanoholy exception., they will Cot. The old line Whip of New Jersey will not commit themselves to mob leadership as that of these who managed at Philadelphia to outrage peddle eentimeek tir their . notion. There `were men preminent there who never did CIIVA. and never will have the confidence of true null un swerving Whigs'. lint it isnot alone the Whigs who will repudiate ouch a nomination effected by Dual Influences. Large numbers of the Americans of this Slate will „refuse to be gov erned by Its action. Wo know many of the most active In this City who ranee to be booed the action of the Convention, and who will ally themselves with the North Americans Every thing looks well forthe action of those who are determined that the policy of the Government shall lie restored to its original purpose." Ottto:—Outeido of Cincinnati, there are but two,or three papers-that support Fillmore. He has no dame whatever in that State. , Tenors (hID MUD ‘. .CAJIAII6. —"The , London . Times Says, under the head' of military news-- "In addition to the Bth regiment and a battalion of the Ulm, shish are about to be diatiatehed to Canada, it is understood 'to be the Intention of .the British. Government to send, out several other reghnenth to British Borth Maoris's, so as to form powerfulOre° iln that country In anticipationzor being taken, it i t rel ieved that T"almost every rpglment now attached to the !home staticm, has received private inti- mation that their services may lie re!luired to Canada; and Inch! early, notice hie been given in order that the regimental clothing, which Is made expressly for that station; may be itiread-, anew in WO the itigencies of the ambles should "require *Jorge body of troeps, to , be moved to that country!" - Peary-viva YEARO AGO -There was in at tendanee at Blttsbtugh, an old man, a delegate, whose last sieit to that place wan madeln 1811, when that place, which now claims a population of one. hundred and twenty-111e thousand; eon talnednoly tour thousand, hum= beingx: - .lVhst changes have been produced timing thelaise . of that period; by the Biptironiments of ma ch in ery , and the energy otmisa4.oiiiMe4slo. n ". 0.: ; The Loodon Thula en senator seemed.. Celia. trial American speech • So far as, the present feeling of Americana . against England is based on any national conno- F Set, the principle of it must be lookeilfor in the ' general edherion to what to called the Monroe,. dootnne, which is that the United States cannot safely suffer any further colonization of the New i World by European nations. Not only is it held ! that Powero heretofore strangers to the soil gill! be prevented from gaining rights, but even a country like England, which 'already posiessest what may be called an empire, shall be preolud , ed from a farther extension of territory. Al though such a doctrine does not affect the rights of any foreign power which has not assented to it, yet, partly from the fact that the age of cote siesis past,partly from the whole of the twdoonti- Dents being under legitimate Governments, there has been a practical acquiescencein the princi ple enunciated by the American "statesman. To a citizen of the United States, then, it may seem a settled maxim of public law; certainly there Is none more frequently alluded to in patriotic-era -tions, more constantly reiterated in official doe umente. "America for the Americans" is a phrase read ' ily applauded in the States, while beak speakers and hearers do not conceal how vride to the ides conveyed to them by the name "America," how purely national and exolusive is their tumor the term "A inericane." Wo Where that, Si* far froth being indignant, they will receive it with assent and oomple.ceoey, if we ascribe to them a feeling that the New World should be peopled and added to civilizetion by the enterprise, tinder the ens pices, and according to the example of the model ' , Republic. It will be seem that both the cannel; of dispute refer to the same prinelple--that of not luterfiiring with Europe, antl,"ietturn, net permitting interference. To enlist American citizens for en European war, or to extend Brit lab territory on American ground, are acts which equally alarm the patriotism or pride of the 'Union. Such matters can.be easily turned tif a skilful politician into grave causes -tit diSairision; the jealousy of even moderate'ciiizenainay be added to the reetlessneas or animosities-eta lees -worthy class, and a general commtiti n excited among a people who have little kneWl dgo of 'the merits of the 'questions at issue. II A -debits in the American Semite lead com menced et the departure of the tut etaamer.• The subject was the treaty respecting Nicaragua; the Immediate qttetalon was whether the exist ing rights of England were curtsiled or left as before by the effect of thettreaty. Now, wheth er its operation is' to be prospective or retro spective, whether its articles be ambiguously worded, what is the meaning of "proteotion" and "dominion," are questions which' it would seem a temperate dieonsalon could resolve.— With reaped to the Bay of Islands, the British contend that they are in posseselon, and are merely prohibited from an extension of terri tory; as regards the Mosquito kingdom, they say that - topretectorate exists and may, r ightly be maintained. The very words of the treaty which forbid either party to use "any protec tion which either affords or may affmki.". far the purpooe of erecting fortifications fir founding a colony, are urged to he sufficient proof that such a protectorate might legally exist. The Americana, on the other hand, would lim it the ,British to Belize, acquired under the treaties of 1781 and 1780, asserting that their own prior treaties with Nicaragua are suffioient to justify them in resisting any farther British claim, even irreepeotively of the agreemeet of 1850. It is from questions Co purely technical as [beim that the lees moderato senators will probably wander into general 'denunciation of England and her policy. We are toll before hand from whom we hive to expect warlike speeches, and native politicians have no difficul ty in pointing out the motive, which will inspire the various harangues. The address of Mr. Se ward, however, is already before on, and, though his view of the treaty is wholly Aerican, and his language is not wanting'in tome, yet we can-, not complain of the tone in which he has die cussed the question. He upholds the Interpre tation given by the AmeHean Cabinet' affirms that "under no circumstances could the fiction of a Mosquito king,' kingdom, or protectorate be tolerated" to interfere with 'American rights, and would restrict England at Belize-to what eke originally"acquired. From the enuncia tion of these opinions he parries to the practical question of a settlement. Firmness, without hostility to'England, he looks upon as the pro per policy of the United States. The States continuity increase in power on their oven continent ; England, though tenacious, is slowly loosening her grasp. The true policy, is, then, the old one, "of a masterly inactivity."" However, as something must be done at once, he does not object to arbitration; but, as Amer ica bat passed the limit at which ebe could with dignity propose it, he insinuates that England would act courconely in taking the initiative.— The course, however, which ho proposes to his own country is hardly one which, at first eight, seems to allow any conciliatory advance to be consistent with the self-respect of our.own. It is that "a notice be given to tireat Britain that we shall interfere to prevent her exercise of dominion in South America, if it shall net be discontinued within one year, and that authority be now given to the President to execute that' delayed putpOse." Public opinion in America seems to have decided that' Mr. Beward'e pur pose is eminently pacific. The form of notice which he recommends ie, we learn, eels , ?web as is necessary to bring the matter to a decision, and the words "interfere" and "prevent," which have an unpleasant Arend, are as harmless an the "force of arms" the "sticks, staves and °tubs" of qur old actions of ejectment. Ail this is very well, and wo would folly ex press our acknowledgments to Mr. Seward or any other Senator who will urge on his countrymen the propriety of settling this question with mod ' creasy and good will. • But we cannot allow it to be supposed that the determination of England to uphold her rights will be at all affected by the defiant speeches or hostile resolutions of any assembly. It would be an abnegation of all that gives up a plane among nations if we were to yield tothe threats that may be uttered in the Congress or by the peen of the United States. The citizens of those States have told as repeat edly what are the principles of their own tillers. The men, their motives, what each has to• gain or lone, how one looks to war for re-election, how another receives credit for having purposely made a treaty ambiguous, hare been described again and again by countrymen who may be supposed better informed than ourselves. We will take Washington and Its political morality on this trustworthy testimony. The ituution then, is, are we to recede from righte Wig admitted and openly exercised, be cause certain men's electioneering tactics de mand load words and bellicose demonstrations We believe that much of this recklessness is ow tug to tiro habitually pacific tone In which the United States are constantly spoken of In Eng land. Sue a tone is, indeed, only a sign of the spirit whitish animate/1' our people, both high and low; all classes are anxious to remain on terme, not only of peace, but of cordiality, with a nation akin to our own; no English statesman would dare speak In terms of disparagement or hostili ty of the millions across the Atiantio. But, if the sentiments uttered. in English society be re ceived u proofs of timidity, if they encourage immoral politicians to acts or defiance through a belief in English sluggishness .and embarrass meat, then it is time they should be explained. This country wishes to do no wrong. bet yet is determined to suffer ncne. This country knows the blessings of peace, but was never more than now convinced that there are some evils even worse than war, and foremost among them the habit of concession to ill-founded demands Mere ly because it is, for tbo moment, lees trouble- 1 some to acquiesce then to resist. England Cares little for the Bay of Islands, nail leas, if Possi ble, for the King of the Mosquitos; but eke dote care for rights which-only because they are rights—are as sacred when they regard nn in tgnificant territory as if the destiny. of . Canada or Jamaica were Involved. It is In the interest of the United States and of peace itself that we Wee* to give up to mere clamor what has been adrolUid as our right, though we world gladly surrender It if It cold be decided that the right was in the United States. • " CONTI/PPP or Coca?.' - The' Washington correspondent of Om New York Times etatee that one day lent week, Mr. Barbour; of la. diens; 'asked leave to introditoe a bill providing for an itppeal in alleged cases of contempt .of Court, but objection being made by Mr. Leta er, of Virginia, and others, it legator. received. The purpose of' this bill le .0 :grant a trial by jury in 'ease of contempt,' When demanded by she accused, and that, to circumscribe - the dee. polio power of a Judge to !uprisen a men at will, because hi oboosee to deem him guiltrof disrespect; The Unwillinpees of.tipaqiern men even to dimities ' a omega of thislort, dotal not urn, much:.for their liberality, - or confidante in the rlghteotuinese bt the notating law..' Thi bill must, however, get a hearing: edenevei Esti& By the way; numerous petitions ter the impeach ment 'of Jodge!, - Kine;'for his; arbitrary conduot in the cane ut - Pasamort _Willbuteen, have; been I sent 'Ai the:frouse Committee , 06', Judiciary— I air evidence, that inch Outrages are not ro pass unnoticed by the' eras tinitea Stater, who . are jadeite of 'any, and all tioreecirthenta open the liberty 'of - the' cltisen; not sanctioned bytheiter Of com Mon judge and =melt Ocoee. Anti OP I:llllflat;Weltse..--The loan on of the Arne now numbers ;1 20(1 men. 'Of Olean 800 are stationed at Leon; 200 :it Virgent6o at fien.Carlosfit:Castillir: 00 at Asti Joan diffitiA 80 at Idmagalps, 00 at Melte!, lild:thliroulltubtr 0t1.07. 0 f. 03.1Vidit =MEE VOLUME LXIX---NUMBEII 168. —.-Tna NO/11MM' FOR PRWIDIIIIT. —The nom i - nation of Mr. Fillmore, seems to give the fullest t satisfaction to the South, where the American party can calculate upon carrying only a few Btatp„but equal -dissatisfaction at the North where the nominee is to be elected If at all. We are opposed to any nomination Laing made, and eo was the North genetally; but the Booth had eufielent etrongth in the Convention to carry it, and to dictate the nominee. A large number of the delegates from the North jeceded from the Convention, before tho nomination- was made, thus showing divided ranka'in the outset of the presidential race, which to to be regretted. But at this time it is irepoeaible to foresee what effect the nomination cf Fillmote and Don elicit' may have. A position of things now ecarcoly anticipated by any:ray occur, by which the Americans of the North and the South may become thoroughly united on their candidate, in whiellevetit victory will be certain. Oo the other hand; a complete division may take place, and the Americana and Republicans of the North unite on a new candidate, the consequence of which would be sectional candidates and sec tional parties, and the drawing of the line between the North and the South, which should be avoided. We' observe that in some parts of the North, as well as in the south, the nomination of Mr. Fillmore is hailed, with much enthusiasm. But we do not think that aninomination would have been wise or judicious, nor that it would have finally nettled the quentiou.—Laneaster (AO hid. Whig. 11111"03 ITAPANRSE ACQUItIIIO3I.--aho Tribune states that the place called Diejama," said, In the news by the America, to have been ceeded to the Dutch in their new treaty with the Japanese, whereon to form so . entrepot for the Dutch trade, with Japan, is - the little Island Desims, at Nan , gt atal. occupied as the silo of the Dutch factory ,for twoicenturies past. Hitherto the occupants have paid a certain annual renteo the Japanese proprietors of the Island and buildings, under whose constant supervision as well as under that of a whole host of officials, they have been obliged to live. Probably by the new treaty they have obtained the en& control of the island as their own property, and freedom from more or INN of the espionage, restrictions and annoyances by which, hitherto, they hate been hampered. If en, this - is one step more toward the opening of the Japanese trade. Amosa his incidents of travel, M. do Vera, a writer of the hotir, raletee ono peculiarly inter esting. Visiting the abode . of Linamna, he found among the dislicznpreserred in hie house an in geniouel and singular contrivance--a "floral clock." In a half circle, around a table of the great hotaolet; a number of plants were arrang ed, which, opening theta flowers at a certain moment, told thehour with unerring exactitude. Thew Wonder of the Age. NOPAYI. DR tOBLAS' Calebrilted Venetian Lin iment doeanoteure Cholera D...t.r/V Cop eaUel totrotatla VoroltlnalMontpe, Toothache. moaPPoo Eland. &Mid reef, lloatrotto Bites; Inane% Chtonte ben l lloll.4 lionte, Cote. Borne, Bruit. and Pelee os abouou . tl au . Weakneee In the Llmbn, Bank and Cheat. O Y Dr. Tablas has .N van-nlllllllWG—Tßoted hlulment Jr. for eight roars without ever Laving a demand made Mr the return of the metlonn.g...Jr.—all that le cant le to use It sootoollog to the dl- No One wolf ever lee Without It. After one. using It. U you do not Lind It better than tor thing you hare ever tried before Get Your &raw Returned. SilrTbensande of Certlliteatea have been received speak ng 01 Its ram :virtue.. Now-a-daye it is the prattles Lo PlmPa. with earthiest. from unknemingaireone, or avr.irlyaLLshoire tet oaen t : hay• neva used the inedielne—uow . 1,gr.1 DOLLARS to •n , . one who will pr.e that be ever published a (.Me rartibmbe daring the Lime be has had hie medicine before the Pebile. Call on the scents and set s Pamphlet containing:yen. dinsot.D/nater. perm. ettelon• of the haws of the Venetian •I.lniment have stated It I. Inkrlone to take It Internally, Dr. Toble, bee taken the lellowleg OATH. I. Fom. TOMAS, of ttoe city et New York. being duly sworn, d' dep.. that I compound a Igiemorr called Vasa. has. and that the Ingredient, of wolehlt Is composed are perfectly Lennie., to take Internallfil even In double bottle. the quantity umnedlel the Dlreetions aomnpanying . each BIAS New York January gib. 1856, b. I. TO lawurn to th is day before me. Fgemeno jgeon i yor. Prise Ila,and6o cents, Fold. the m Drugs's. and Ma Patent 11rIteine Dealers throughout the 'United Mates. Nardi. foe sale Dr. Tobias* lime Liniment In tilut bottles at 60 owb warranted mpirlor to any other. Dr. Tolthe vffioey @1 CoartJaad oh, New York. fel&lawdlr A. Krebs & 8r0., . LITHOGR,APWARS, No. 74 Third Street. Dispatch Dedhatut. KVERY KIND OF ,DKAWINO EN GRAVING AND PRINTINO executed lo the beet ut moderate/prime, I•22.ultirl BABE CLiANCE—Thc aubscriber hav ing =aged In another basin which demands ble who • ilma and attanzion„ alltics to dispose all& Tea and Family armee, bushman. The standing of the boom is well known laitho tint of Rs Rind, the bIISIZMNI Imes .incrosidian. and tho tumor. of tbs. beat dam In the city. Wo to onararetic business man, with small capital, this is • ram chanco_, and • rum thrtno, For particular. enqulrs of IfelYl'._ W. A. hicOLUltti, corner of Wood and dth COAL LAND FOR SALE--83 acres beet Cost, awl 160 lutes surfsee, tleOrninlistely back of Nast • Ihrmlo stop. Thletbslnester ettillosn any other in market, and adorerare ammo ;or purchasers. The SUM. Is alstatad and beautifully situated for tenantry Peaty, but 30 minutes' ride trorollp city, on • rani of assy grads.— The stmorithsre la alsnr, , pore and brsolots, fns tram mi ssals sod obiectlotoi to low land* rendering It one of the utoetpteneezt on 4 healthy:L.4)ml he deness Rear. 0, • is !undo to Wm. J. 'toward. Jr., who owns and rio rhloo on ealfseeeet property. It *III be wad In tivetatl ten sore plots. or toolbar, so desired, if not cadblab•pat del entomb; It mitt be &told q.t. Pnblln WRY hlrriet i et=g 4 igliltbdPk A leZ. N' a j ejefel* Fertt red Noss ea. or L. (I, ISPEUNN, Rm.. No. salt st. ja.V.3ned Watches, Clocks awl Jewelry at greatly Reduced Prices. OLIN M. .ROBERTS,, la Firth erreet, is one 441ing off bin large and choke stock of fine tch, clorha Jewelry Ana Pansy lioodeat • ret7 email adreue- on first coot preraratory to enlarging his toe mann and the perrettereet an entire new nook for the Spring Trade. Perene-daelting great I=g:dna ehoolil all early, ea it Li his determination to dome out 6V .prea ent stock eriLbont any regard to former Lesn't forget timepiece ItORNIZTEP. 10 11l et t k atmet, near Mar. . led COTTON .DUCK, tOR 'Railroad Cars, Sieamboats, Tarpat- Ai. lc supplied to order of Merl= quality. at/ th„ I:l,,ruer Cheap•lde arid Lombard Sta. Baltlnicue, telt:Lad Wm. B. Talcott & Co., . . . _ MgILT &MAIIOGAN Y LOOKING GLASS se ata aft kinds rwthat and Piet= Prato* Alee. edeale Dakar In Imparted mi4l7emeetio lanex4l.4. .. .4 Varieties ILetncin•t orened a full ...sotto:tent of articles to oar line ere Lorne the attention of deniers nom both eltr , and oonntry to oar stock, fooling maddens We en offer even lodusemeot both as to quality snd Rrkes of goods. esdedf (te.woon 81., earner of Yonrth. BEAUTIIVi. SUBURBAN REM AMNON FOR S AX. IP- Sltuatit oat the Pittsbursda and Slaubsarida Tumult* Ilmut, about halts mlla from Jcmode form ocataMing between Y and^J adres—on srblahls erect ad • bria cottara. lm MN' coo tattling d roams and collar. Portion, eta, good well of Itator near the hoom, a drat nes .table, carrlaza Masa aod various other outbutlatnp. Mara balsa about one haruhrod Its:wing rrWt Mses Gras °holiest mu 1,47, poslettrur or #latoot. Almond- Nactarine, SUM, .. }. 47.11=7 9 . i ta:s ert y d = . 7 '" ;111 = ,try toe .nd rcroteraino glean on the Ist m next. A play lo'l4l4:dawd BLAKELY t ttIQHEY, Foi - Bile. TMUM vtiluablo Farnialphig on ' the Pa. Centro! named. IX miles from Stewarthi Station . 1e talks tram the city; eentablen over SP) arm. • fair proportion elearaL the balsam imbered. Throe bested lon tons. hapPyrements thereon. The 'bpb yell adapted either to esticultersi or grazing pisr- Pow. Will be sold together ov eemetely, to .de ohms. Terms very tow. Far f art..._pertionlars add em drah.lionterS .1 . A. DICK . West newton. Pa. 4...2 N. ' WIOKERSILLIWS PECTORAL OfildPOOLlD,—xis following castle:ate Ii from Chauncey preolla ! atsl., President of the Western lima of Baltimore: fission burelmeekeeveral bottles of & N. Wkkasbant'a 14“711/1tAL 11 . 0.%_YOUN D. and given I (one Mir trlal with myself, Wady, arid number of friends. of sta. ba4 a cantina tvo yearn' standing. and after mhos your sat oable meadelue was entirely ousel., Logo rim e.. in being able to saT. tbat I hen found your Pectoral Come pound to be the best remedy forth. Pure of Poughs and told that lbws area used In mylfamily. and would rewm mrnd all ptheni so stained to use Baltimore, NbTAS. PIiaIINURY BROONJEL • ,Ulm STObik--;Tho Subscriber is Opt to ikoW lbr ftunbilln, 9400 pa th os o toad kind of g st l o=1: rale goes Lrm. tion La made won tha at No. AZT Wylf• nittb Ward . Parsons In leant Ft any osnallesatds 1111=1: UV, es kr rally.oson bring tarnished filth; the test kind Soo strong rails. sa ~the Hans ore Ilks.mall sbaped and 15ras i lost 7 strong solid sail.' J. a 'MALKIN& BBLS. MESS -PORK. reo'd and for 1 AJF sale AT Mai AHRIVJES t DIILIVoIau 011 - BBLS. FLOUR reo'd and for ealo ay S. DILWORTII. PERAL ASS roo d an Ml or Bale Df re2.l 81:1111VIDI k DILISOILTII. BBL& POT /1.511 reed and for solo by es. • 13111UVEL, DILLWOHTIL Ull YB--Wo are prepared to furnish lot .14 tx• tetrunlost water tom earlarm, at toodatata rata, at Mat Al 00%1 , 4 Wood at. CL O VER ISEEOI.)-3 btuthels for sale by xi fen J. B. CIAMMILD. ir LLEAT -4 4V • eal• by B E &N . -10 bblo. for 711—valiruLD. 6~881,5. APPLE BUTTER !united and taw Ws by I3IIII.IVEILA DILW9RTIL iILOOR-100 bbls. extra flow in store and fp, w. er (1.19 ' /WRING= Alt lIAILDAU _ _ - Ocul 40,S.•.Prpno glovezr ~/ dead 16t tale , aad' Timothy ET !7 Xit. - 15UNKLAND a co. 011T1ER-1 bbl.: - paoke 'in store for sale 101/1,3 C4xte •Xmalguizent, toy DAVID `Loa,and Ilawl eta. •- ,lOUTIIERN FLOUB.=-Extra rowdy and mistl4W ID store Ma foe tale by 'lO t,.. DAVID O. Li LIIEST. ifiATS-200 beta. for 11t3 by. , - NJ/ - I DAVID O. BERM.. ) 1111 7 8 229. 11 1st .La0, 1 1A t TO ind llY .4 -4.1_: a 70h . 0! seint,ul- - • isku. us .4170 :4 IIEARLASII-27 catki• - p mo qtwi ty lust Ned aid rcm o f • K.DAI.7. '1441!! !!!;P!77Vilniall ' i ll -FIZER ''l4 deka iirime 14 " 4 : 144 , 40 . 741 4 ,1 49UPA41)41106pUt t - XV 7.(1 - bushels prime wiute for fe39 J. ICCANFIELD.
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