The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, March 13, 1856, Image 2

GAZETTE
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PITTSBUEGH:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, IaiABOR 12, 1856.
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avow litisannes.
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Alm Comae per 00 .
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sir Advatte parckents are naictit reg aired, tad the
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herpublican Declaration of . Principles.
...Donn sr Tics ?mammal ocurvzsnota.
I w•docuo a and shall attanit to MCair• the repeal of
an lam Mkt, aUoe the Intr.:dud:4m ot slam) , Into tar.
• Meths mot consecrated to Medan. and sill mist El
mem anieltutionalthethe the Meath, of alarm be any
ar the taMorke of the linithd, Maim
Y. import by meth lawful ex Lathe our toathari .
Iv Kama be than constitutional and manly redstanes to
the moped authority of than lawless invaders, siol
aelsb tOf our pollacal tome In favor of the
adml inibra e m d douim of Hum to the Bohm as a the,
soverels t State.
13.1101thl that Its lomat national admiration=
las theme Itself to be weak and felthilmand that Ito onk
-throanoe la tower is identinal with themom of the
elate pawn to national connonsor, the ...h alo. of
Lowden tram the sod with inmssing dell di..
and, ltave is a leafing purpose of our organisation to oprose
. rtbrow It.
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happen to hare. After .iite tad thee dslted
every store, she mounted and rode off; and as
her appeannee in the town ;hid been a matter
of surprise, it was Boon the theme ot general.
talk. After compairing notes; the storekeepers
and citizens concluded that ehei was a spy. Ac
cordingly five of the , Rangers were immediately
sent in pursuit, and overtook her r(ding leisurely
along abouttwo miles from town. They rode up
to her and told her that it was believed that she
was • man dressed in women'eclothes, and must
return wit§ them to town. She smeared them
their eusplelons were groundle,is and positively
declined to return. 'They then told her they
should take her back by force, and began ma_
king preparations to carry their resolve into of
feet, when she drew a revolver trim her belt, and
in doing so exposed another, and also a' bowie
knife, and told them to stand off, which they
thought it prudent to do. To as quanta/mu to
who she was and what was her purpose, she re
fund to give any eiesfastory answers, and
finally rode off, assuring thed that if any one
pursued her she would turn and tire upon them.
They watched her as she mkt my, till she
Game to • grove of timber, when • gentleman
well mounted rode out — and jOined her and the
two galloped off, leaving the Bangers worse
puzzled thin:reser.
Tke party returned to liaoluipoo and reported
progress, where 'lt was the unanimous opinion
that the mysterious lady was a spy, and that a
large posse was probably marchingth,artack the
place. They were in this nervous' state when
some one reported that there was • large party
encamped near town. • Then the alarm became
general,' and a portion, of the population fled to
Weston; some to get assistance and some for a
pleas of safety, where they actually remained till
the next day.
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Deru•ronarro SPASM Cont.—There is •
very general and very just complaint against the
deteriorated Spanish coin now in circulation. It
la felt to be a nuisilice, and any good method of
getting rid of it would be hailed with delight
The New York Times suggests that the govern
ment receivelhem for postage, at 24, 12 and 6
cents respectively; and, states that the loss by
such a measure would be a "trifling fraction."
The :Journal of Commerce corrects this assertion
and from actual experiments as to the lilting'',
vabie of thess'coin,ptes that, compared with
bar silver, which wo ,be tho measure of their'
value to the mint, the quarters will not average
22 cents; an assay made at the mint some years
ago fixed their value at 22i, bat this did not in
clude such smooth coin ; as formate bulk of this
currency now in use. The eighths, or "shilling"
pieces averaged Mena trial a fraction leas than
tan cents: the sixteenths, or "sixpences," about
four cents. The whole of the Spanish coin in
circulation in this country It 'melted together I
to-day, would not realise in bar silver above 85
per cent, of its nominal value, and we doubt
much if it would reach,Bo per!cent. Re-Issuing
' It% the new depreciated oilier coin, would in
trades its value about 4 per dent. but this would
not save the government (midst large loss by the
operation. Thelon:nal ettigests that "perhaps
the best method of driving it out of circulation
would be to prohibit any issued it as coin for
any purpose, and confuting all transactions in it
to purchases by weight- This, if done by author
ity orCongresa, would send it all to the West
Indies, or other countries where it forme a part
of the currency. We have now a large accumu
lation of the silver coinage in the government
vaults, and the pface : of thins fractional nub;
mines could be immediately supplied by a deci
mal currency. We see no reason why Congress
shoold not prohibit the circulaticin of every des
cription of foreign coin; its use Is not a matter
of convenience, milt leads to perpetual difficul
ty and a special of petty Eland quite den:orals:
lug. If it were prohibited After' a certain date,
it could then be deposited at the mint for recoin 7 ,
age, or gold to/dealers for export. _ Will no one
in Congress earn the thanks of the honest part
of the eammuniti 'by :urging this proposition
upon the attentitaf'ot Congress?"
Tax Thumb firtra BaNsrs.— . The following
are the Senators id Congress; whose terms ex
pire March 4, 18571—,
John B. Weller, California. '
Imo Tommy, Connecticut.
James A. Bayard, Delaware.
• Stephen R. Mallory, Florida.
Jane D. Bright, Indiana.
. Hannibal Hamlin, Maine.
Thomas G. Pratt* Maryland.
Chtrise Sumner, Massachusetts.
Levis Ow, Michigan.
Stephen .Adazesi• MississippL'
• 'Henry S. Offer, Ilissouri.
Johns Thompson; New Jersey.
Balaton rob, FfeWyork.
Richard Brodhead, Peansylranits.
Chailes T. Antes, Rhode Island.
Join C. Jones, Tennant!:
Solomon Foote, Vermont •
Henry Dodge, Wisconedn.
There are also TVAIIOII33 in California, Indiana,
and hilasouri.
Should the elections this year go as they ought
to go, and as they probably will go If the oppo
sition elements arc net forced into • wrong
course, the opponents of the Picnis lohninlarra
'11:1011 will be able to gain Senators 14 Connecticut,
Delaware, Indiana, Miahlgan, New Jersey, Penn
, sylvan's, Rhode Island and Virisacusin, and to se
put Anti-Nebraska Senstoro in Wu., Hasse
abused% New York and Vermont 8o decided
a change as this in the character of the ante
would muoltimprove its twefalnne and replier
tion.
* Elected to the next Senate are Anthony
Kennedy, Maryland, and Jefferson Davis,
Miaefe-
PFL
AIOWEION or Cum= Itssza.-4he Englhih
papers notice a motion made by Sir W. Clay, in
the House of Commons, to polish church rates,
sad...to make other provisions in lieu thereof.
abolishes aif church ?stem in Eng la nd
-andWalts, and empowers church wardens to col
oontaibutlons fOr the purposes of
churches. ;Were this measure to be
4ciited It would work an Immediate and great
-AsAlgq in church affisirs In • England, for it Is
nothing lass than the; AmericatLvolaneary
the policy of which British Church- .
• 14Ahave het* so long debating . Sir W. Clay's
wietion is one of those : periodical efforti always'
lOWel for uPon the assembling of, Parliament,
waild.though there is no evidence of such a recent
:4aLige . in sentiment as to rendeft its 'success
-;-11(geli t yet the fsai Is nevertheless dronloled as
4;•if' Imports/ice. thigiotlon sill no doubt
'lei.onnually repeated, onel at.last It succeeds,
atimanir specialities of this Wahine. This is
nne of the marked peeillaritiel oUßritteii Par;
lliimeatary Teltidatio.l:4
Las Abolitionbta nyaha tbej plows; emery
Rkde to *Lb= I - lied." sent from
sof both ho alsray, no atm Inhabit.
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Maas or m Sim Isscsiv.—We give on
our fuloi pap! s vivid account oldie sinking of
the Henry Lewis, by which it will be Seel that
the Slave Peggy; who lately murdered her child
at Cincinnati to save, it from Slavery, toed her
only remaining child by the sixddng.of this boat,
and was near being drowned hared!. The ar
ticle on this subject from the Cincinnati acette,
showing the treachery practised by Mr: Gaines
to get Peggy out of the reach of Gov. Chase's
regraition, will attract attention. The follow
s-In additional comments are from the Cinain
,nati ammonia:
"When the accident occurred to the Henry
Lewis, the negroes were in the nursery (acs a
place between the cabin and steerage in the
stern of the boat is called) ironed by couples.—
After the disaster they were heard calling for
help,and to be relieved of their hand-cuffs.—
' Some one happened to be on hand to save them.
Margaret had her child—the infant that ohs hit
on the bead with the shovel wheh arrested here
ita,hei arms,, but by the shook of the boat that
came to the assistance of the Leiria (as one
story, goes) she was thrown into tho river with
her child, and a white woman who was one of
the eteerage passengers, and was standing
by her at the moment. This woman and
the, child were drowned but a black man, the
cook on the Lewis, sprang into the river and
saved Margaret, who, it is said, displayed frantic
joy,when told that her child was drowned, and
said she would never reach alive Gaines' Land
ing, in Arkansas, the point for which she was
shipped, thus intimating a desire to drown her
self. Another report is that as soon as she had
an -opportunity she threw her child into the
river and jumped after it. Still another story
has it that eh* tried to jump upon the boat
along side, but fell short. It is only certain
'that she was in the ?fru with her child, and
that it was drowned whileahe was saved by the
prompt energy of the cook.
The last that was seen of Peggy, she was on
the Hungarian, crouching like a wild animal,
near the stove, with a blanket wrapped around
her. Oar readers 'will, sph presume, be struck
with the dramatio features of the Pugitthe Slave
Case, and that it progresses, like a plot wrought
by some master of tragedy. rust, there was
the flight—the crossing of the frozen river in
the twilight of the morning, the place of fan
cied security, the surprise by the °Mute, the
fight with them, the murder of the child, the
arrest, the scenes about the court room and in
the jail, the long suspense,the return to Ken
tucky, the removal to Pran kfort, the separation
there, the approach of the messenger with the
reguleition for Peggy, her removal' to Louisville,
the pursuit of the messenger, the boat op which
she was to have been taken South leaving two
hours ahead of Cooper with the writ from Gov
ernor Morehead—then the speedy catastrophe
to the steamer, the drowning of the babe of the
heroine, and her own rescue, as if yet saved for
some more fearful and star tling act of the trage
dy, and lastly the curtain falls, leaving her wet
and dismal, on a boat bound South, perfectly
careless as to her own fate, only determined
never to set her foot on the soil of Arkansas.—
There is something fearfully 'tragic about this
which must
mar this,
to every mind, and we shall
look with much interest for information of the
catastrophe which will complete the dramatics
unity of the affair."
Tae . A2lll-CaTuomo Know Nora:mat or Lout
111ALL-it see= that there is a regular State
organisation of Anti-Catholic Know Nothings In
Louisiana, and that the National Council at its
late session in Philadelphia refused to adniit the
delegates of this order, preferring those repre
senting tho Caddie Know Nothings• ' The fol
lowing are a portion of the resolutions adopted
by the State Connoil of the Antes:
"Resolved, That the so called American Catho
lics have tacitly acknowledged their allegiaice
to some foreign power, either civil or ecclesias
tical, by repudiating the Bth article of the Na
tional Platform.
Resolved, That we lroo • 130 difference between
an American Catholic ILIld a Roman Catholic.'
The Natlorml Council, in admitting the Catho.
lie wing of the Order and excluding the Anti-
Catholics, showed that it has no hostility to
Catholicism, and hence it has lost nine-tenths of
the capital which it had in the free states.
Comuctruas Sown.—The Cumberland Alle
ganian !states that the Pittsburgh and Com:isle
ville Railroad Company will not put the heavy
workl'of the road, east of the Band Patch tunnel,
untlei contract at as early a day as was anticipa,
ted some time ago.
Par the Plttsbasgh Osutto
The ALsrilse Association
Lest silence on the part of the business cam
munity.pay. be construed into an approval of
the late action of the Pittsburgh Marine Associ
ation, in establishing their high rate of freights
and the members thereof binding themselves to
uphold them, as a manufacturer and • Pitts
burgher I, for one, desire to nay I do not ac
cede to this combination any such right.
Is there any reason why freights west should
be advanced 20 to 60 per cent. just at this time ?
Steamboat stock has been paying very well at
former rates ; why then the alarm that they are
not going to continue to make money ? or is the
Association acting on the presumption that there
being a large accumulation of freight here, they
may adopt the old adage "make hay while- the
Inn shines" and take advantage of this imagined
necessity to make the profits of a year in a few
months ?
That there Is a large stock of Pittsburgh man:
ufactured articles on band cannot be denied;
but that there le an extraordinary amount of
it orders in is not the fast. Should orders be re
ceived for our largo stock, it will not be because
of 'any facilities afforded by the Pittsburgh his
ruts Association. As shrewd men they cannot
but see that were they to accomplish their object
the result would be that a supply of outside boats
would follow, so that for the advantage of hav
ing a good Spring business they may destroy
the profit of the carrying trade for years to
come. Or do the Association Intend to put the
veto on any more new boats being built, and so
keep matters in their own' hands
As their meetings weft private we are at •
lose to know by what lessoning they justify the
present advance. Do' they think the Pittsburgh
manufacturers will not feel itt The Western
merchant will only have to pay tifty cents • box
more for his glass or twenty-five cents per keg
more for his nails; and aa no one of them will
have the advantage over the other, they in turn
can advance on the consumer and here the mat
ter will end. If this is their logic it is errone
ous. There are other places in the United
Statesilesides Pittsburgh, where these articles
can be bought. Take for Instance the trade of
Northern Illinois and the upper Mississippi. At
'former rates of freight from this pen many of
these articles were bought in New York, and it
is 51111 en unsettled question whether even at
IoW rates of freight, It was cheaper CO buy there
than .here. Our manufacturers have had a
• hard time of it this winter. For months they
have been unable to ship, and therefore could
not realize from their stocks; yet their payments
Were coming around. es in other seasons, (and
let me add here that our Banks, sympathising
with. them, have acted with commendable liber
slity,) and now after worrying through the
Winter, they mustbe met in the threshold of the
spring's business by the annoyance of an advance
in freights, driving their customers from their
doors,. or giving those who do buy much dissat
hifaction.
- But, say the boat owners, We cannot help the
long
,winters. Well you know, though, that while
these closed rivers are very severe on the manu
facturers, they are Godsends for the steamboat
Interest. If nature has favored you in this, you
should not make the attempt to take in undue
advantage from these ejpumatances to the Injury
of ogler branches of business; and ultimately to
the ildurj of the very business you wish to uphold
That the arrangement cannot be Carried out
is ascertain M any thing in the future. I don't
care What you make the penalty for breaking it:
It will be mded In some one of the hundreds of
ways of doing lt, to the injury of the honest and
eoubding. If there were but half a dozen in
stead of hundreds, to attempt to carry out such
an arrangement as the Assoolation contemplete,
they could not do it. It le folly to think of it,
and time will show it. The thing will break
through, and prima will go lower 4ban if there
miser bad been a Marine AssoalatiOn established.
Tourney say. why then be dissatisfied T Because
in the' attempt to hold it up on the port of the
AssOciation, and the manufacturers refusing to
ship, much of the early Made may bo lost.
And thus with plenty of Pittsburgh manufac
tured "articles here and enstomers In the west
wanting them, the spectacle may be witnessed
of hoists going out hail -loaded, with no reason
for it Mil, that they belong to the Marine Asso
ciation, and are bound not to take freight under
a certain price.
Why, one would suppose that the Association
think- freight as inazhaustablein Pittsburgh as
the coal In our lOC and all they have to - do is
to lend a boat to her ,guismis and send her off,
giring 'place to *nether and so on add imfaffirm."
To my mind thin will be much sada to Imagine
than .realize. Where !is our Merohant'e Ex
change Association ? If yet alive, we you'd like
to,hessi from them on Use subject. •
Fr 1113171011.
The Chicago Dnoodratic Prete sap of the
recent election to that town: "That it was car
ried by'a moistly organised scheme forintudtt
lent Toting, no citizen of Chicago pretends to
'question. Whether the whole Debate', In all its
baseness •aed =guilt:de, • will ever be laid bus
to the public, is perhipi donbtfal. but that dere].
apmeeta will be rude quite sufficient to show
tbat p,'t3. Bbermazi:. is :legally Mayor elect of
Chteigo, we do .not entertain e doubt. A few
laces front the recent scanner will- plus this
matter' id - striking lighL The hteressed vont
4ar Itayor awkabia 'of MA la-2,012."
lkfitarsof Vw Pttlabargh
The extraordinary decision of Judge Kane,and
the implied sanction given to it by the majority
report of the House Judiciary Comntitteee in con
etre ing the 7th Beaton of the Act of March
1847, In its bearings in the : questions of freedom
and slavery in Pennsylvania, induce me to com
municate through your columns a few facts con
nected with the origin and history of that Act of
1847. These facts, to my "mind, conclusively
prove that Judge Kune'e and the Judiciary Com
mittee's constellation of that Act, cannot be sus
tained without reversing the intention of Its fra
mers.
About the middle of January 1847, a commit
tee from the annual meeting of Quaker! in East
ern Pennsylvania came to Harrisburg, swam
pealed by two of the • °Meets balled, I believe,
"Councillors' to the old Ben Franklin Abolition
Society (of which Passmore Williamemi was °ee
-1
rotary) to call the attention of the Legielature to
lame further provision to proteot our colored
cithens from being kidnapped. They'. believed
that the former Acton this enbject bad been ren
dered nugatory by the Opinion of the Bolted
States Supreme Court in the case of Common
wealth.vs. Prigg, 16 Peters.
As Chairman of the Judiciary Committee of
the House, I had frequent interviews with these
gentlemen during the few days of their lejourn
at Harrisburg. They had made all the details
of legislation affecting our colored population
their study, and to them should reallybe given
the largest portion of the credit in the prepara-
Bon of that Bill. Besides the revisal of our leg-
Lelation against kidnapping, these gentlemen
were anxious to learn from me if I deemed that
a favorable time to procure a repeal of all laws
on our Pennsylvania Statute Book sanctioning
human slavery.,
After oonsialtation among the member I ad
vised these gentlemen that I deemed the time
auspicious, arid upon fall consultation with them
the Bill was prepared. We carefully opmpared
every section of the Bill with that of the Supreme
Court in 16 Peters bad defined as the boundaries
of state andfederal legislation. And here per
mit me to say that we had no design to . ; repudi
ate our Federal duties or obligations hithat BilL
That was three years before the agitation of the
fugitive Blare Law, and some six before the repu
diation of the bilssouri Compromise by the Kan
gas Nebraska Act. Oar recognition of our Fed
eral duties and obligations in '1847 win much
more sincere and hearty than it has bejta since
the perpetration of these enormities. Our simple
design was to disoloerall connection with slavery in
oar own slats /sots/anon. This is the key to un
look all doubtful oonstructions in the, Act of
March 81, 1847, so far as the intentions 'of the
framers of an act are adruissable to explain its
provisions. 1 submitted the Bill we had thus
jointly prepared to the Judiciary Committee, and
with a few amendments 'the same wee unani
mously reported. The Bill was printed and on
our files probably three weeks. On ray motion
the same was taken up in the House, and by me
explained and amended in a few particulars.
I believe no other amendments were offered ex
cept my own. The Bill passed JudieharY Com
mitten in the Senate, laid that body also with
out a single amendment, and I believe without a•
call of the yeas and nays in either bootie. It
was retained a number of days in the hands of
the Governor, and rumor said was submitted by
him to the Attorney• General. This besmear, I
do not know of my own knowledge,
The 7th section of this Bill was the one, of all
others, In which I took the most especial Interest,
and had mainly prepared to defend. ;
On cOmparing my brief with the report of the
minority of the present Judiciary Combines, I
find them substantially to agree. I Inhere every
member of the Judiciary Committee of 1847 he
lieeed that a simple repeal of stattite authority
to hold slaves was all that was required to Staab-
Rob freedom. We all agreed that slavery was
a municipal institution, requiring';affirms
tire legislation to sustain it; that wee
onsdactirmed by the common law of Ragland,
the civil law of Continental Europe, the' law of
nations, and the still higher lase of God. We all
intended to repeal all former State leant that
gave it a quasi sanction, and 'we all believed
that this was alone required to render freedom at
birthistgla and inkrrittnta of •any human being up
on our soil, Raving only the fugitive froM labor ,
under the Constitution of the United States.' And
that this Constitution, or the laws of Ccingress,
or the law of comity or the law of nations, der
tied it into free States or Territories in shy ease
except that of technical fugitives, had neverthen,
I believe, entered into the mind of any each jut ,
let or statesmen.
That the cooviotions and intentions the
Legislature of 1847 were in favor of freedom and
against slavery -is to my mind conclusively es
tablished by another and analogous =mance pas
sad upon while this Bill of 1847 was pen/Mg.
Resolutions of instruction. in favor of. what
you, Mr. Editor, are familiar with In thif politi
cal history of that day as the "Wilmot Proviso"
passed the House on a call of yeas an/ nays,
without a single nay; and the Senate with only'
8 nays.
if yon agree wOh ice that thee* facie ire en ,
titled to considetstlon in constructing the 7th
section of the Vat of 1847, please inset . ; this
note in your perm , T. J. Biatiast.
March 12th, 1866
Prrrssmiou, [iamb 12, 1866.
D. N. Werra, Esta„ Dear Sir—l desire to, make
a short correction of your otherwise faithful re
port of tho proceedings yesterday of he Mock
holders of the Ohio k Pennsylvania Railroad Co m-
Mr. J. J. Brooks, of Ohio, stated that he !tepid
.not call up again the reports of the Committee
.which bad informally been passed by in thernor
sing, but would in raw thereof, offer the follow
" Resolved, That the whole subject of lending
pecuniary aid to Railroads connecting with the
his fic Penn's Rsihrosd,be referred to the Board
of Directors without any special inatrectio'
At this point I stated that the Directors icon.
served that all the powers of the corporation
were vested In them as a Board, and that ip the
absence of any action by the Stockholder] on
the subject, the Board would-feel at perfect
arty, as it had the right, to take such counts as
they thought for the interest of the Company.
Mr. Brooks said on this view o' the question,
and with this understanding, he would withdraw
his motion. Be did ett, and the meeting adjourn.
ed sine die. Truly Yours,
Blimatin Pnaatozo —.Other Presidents may
be forgotten; but the name signed to the Yogi-
Ilse Slave Bill can never be forgotten. There
are depths of infamy, ae there are heights of
fame. I regret to say what I must; but troth
compels me. Bettor far for him had he never
been born. Better far for Me memory, Mil, he
never been Presidentr—Charles Sumner.
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John Wilson. Will. stmt, br tb. liar. John Doax.
Mrs, Mr. THOR. W. wArr. Go Form: Coonty. to yin
SAMAR STEPLIMMIka; af Pittobargb.
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Mute, IL D. Phytkeloa Rztrocedloary to tbs
tavaluabli lgodklao Y trettMag to tbo tnaltg aU
Moot Waal awl diatratotto duemio tzedont to Oho a.
on!. conotitation.
It modular ail ems. rostomo all . and
Wino on Up triootbly,paiod with togalagity.
Pula should to awl two or throe trooko motions Wirt,
flottotat tbay Itatlfy tY oftortttattoo, and town tbo
b.
Attu[ daring I. ottobllng tho maw to tottlkom hu
dollop with Witty to loomoltond obikL
•
In AD own of terenneneel end ItOnalnehotlenn plain
the Back and Samba norbenn ration on Ittett for
non. PeWWI= of the neut. Lamm °Uplifts. Voter
lee. hick Headache, and on the paled dlieeres nem
Atoned by • Oleordered totem.' thew PIM will drat At
care when at other noun hare Wed. and lilttenigh •
mortal neetedy. do not mutate Isom olonet, anthilonr.
or =Tether olnereL
erottloos lotaccoPosiflos gado inekort. PlllOl. la
tha Ozdto4 Stotts aad Moods. Ono Dollar.
8010 Aguas kw tLlo mantis. •
.
LO. I.O.DALDWI2I• Clo.. Sciettootoe. rt, T.
NOM. Auburn, N.Y. Gamma Asoott."
N. 121,41.00 owl poutottm moo moollooot to ow ti z
tbcolool ogotttOrta 6
Insurra taws Mob,
tor trio IgrittAbuotill os MIMIC) BIOS. itottOot; of
Wood sad YowjEtt.S omen Feats obi
grat olo s lYn u ittlt=nr " .
1 6urardt.
P.EARL STEME
Fl
dour
im delivered to fomillee In either of
tvot •
Was war to left at the
43Pcod or oar bow!Vas
Itc". , WI LSO
_a Oar
• t . % a B=4, muse 11
zumrsa4 Bt. Flaticopi- .
31. o r wz aw fti ma rgr ai m .
blB4O sonsmik GO*
MMHG BROTHERS,'
WHOLESALL"PRIMIISTI3,
No. sio WOOD ErroNer,_
FIJI'S/AM= PA.
IV' tots of Dr. Irlaaeo telobratod Vornalfst...
POSTLEY„ NELSON & CO.,
MANOTACTIIIIMUS Or . .
Cast Steel. and Iron Gun Bart l els,
sozio BOX r/CZ3.
Cad Steel Plated k Hammered Shareh 4 Spades,
WARttocks. gledgesalsamars, Yarrow Tooth. iset..
EHOUSE" NO. DIAILRET
PECIIIBUDOR PA.
. • Purebasro will Ow. call and ulna our Rook Nem
Porellaslow elonwhero. Wands
Niw Tote, Jane 16th, 1560.
New 'fork & Liverpool Lined Packe
mi• JOHN THOMPSON, No. 410 L il itk il y
Wm; Sittaburgh.ft. b the anis vim+a to too atom
la? antlxabed to so poo.e. 0. - w.tos Ibr nv LI.. Of
SOW York and Llaallani mono+
00BNILYSS
S 7 South at. Now York.
sisals on Sand Melt Ina. I'. any
PaYablo at any Ilaadt In Maillsant. Inland, Scotland and
Wales
Mao. brin g s pawn:gen from Now York and •
JaSt b liad i lt= 4 . •07 Sig. 410 TYtartT
A genuine and pleasant remedy for Nausea,
Ileartbnxn. Pane in the Dana. Bread and Bide. Bltk.
.
fleadeche. Billccumem /.sera. Conitlpatbn. 03144 Worms
i
- :a Cbll red, A tione of the Kidney. and Bladder, and
other liregaleri lee of the arrtem. Dr. L B. Wright . '
Mldgald Catharti le becoming appreciated beyond prec.
,dent, and ver y) tly too. It. Loredlents are the most
!lelarditicelly andyntrelp orpetabia arranged with
Orb OM as to net nixn the iotam through tSe blood
Ye well ad to purge the bowels without Pain. althoni.
:lenses. and without leering the patient matte.. The
Tory but liver medicine, the cheeped, moat pleuant and
ellbeitee Family Phyale In the world. Bea advertisement,
and Ova It a trial.
GAB COMPANY OPTICS.
The Office of the,
Pittsburgh Gas Company
Ilse been Retuned to the
S. E. Corner Smithfield et. & Diamond Alley
mr3lll.a JAMES M. CHRISTY, treas.
RHODES 8; VERNER
Brinier% MaDeters and Hop Dealers.
1111.11 VERY, Stevenson street. naar Pennsylvania Aran=
OVPIOII AND MAUI HOUSE,
- •
Orman Penn strut, and Barker'. Alm;
PITTSBUII.OII, ,
iorrn.a yeast always on band. Walla: IS
Look on this Picture.
Clair that loots Uk, =silos dams
BDOIIII that sat of slant) hiatus..
Paton! Natural de for thstoel
Why to mar thy noblest matures?
AN what =glen thlig The ere
Unto , on ringlet. darkly
CaniestosyNttosteldes. Dn
• Has embrownlid what late was glowi.g. •
Bold Wholesale and II•tall at the Drunter,. of Dr. Oro.
leet
llieltallin.l4o Wood .t. .fgo of the Golden Mortar.
nab al
WILLIAMS & ALLEN
SUCCESSORS TO
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS
Chllson Furnaces, Wro't Iron Tubing
AND Ftrrom OZNIRALLY
For Warnskir and Ventilation of Buildings.
W. a A.. 11 ambraet for Warming and Ventilating by
Stunt or Llot. Nat.. Pipes yr Cblison'e Turnana. Otinrabee.
Hoepitals. Teetoriea, Green Houma Wart Moses
Jail Hews ne IhreUlo.. Re. le Market et. Pllstabura
MEDICINAL TRANSPARENT
COD LIVER OIL.
Highly ceteemed by the Medical Faculty
tem./bona th. United Ntat.• Mr It. parity, omit
and tinitiontir bantodlato and onpattor
• A nialorltr of tta redden' physic.. of Ptillalolphla
.tlre tai. 011 the .anion of Molt high appro.!. arid u o
Oat of *oar coalition. ~commend It to heir pattanto
4.1 prascrtbait to that trona..
-''- -A. • ...dr. for tornotoption. Brotieblt.
abotunatism. General DeWitt, and ail ecnntilotio
Afloatlons, it rtantlo unrivalled, affoontia a care or allovi
stJag nmagrizut alien other roodlitines bare failrOL
A
::: 0>
m t t
M'COHD & 00..
I.t.pNo. 131 Wood Streolim
Will Dityonses on SATURDAY,
lA. Dl* Spring otvls of lists 1.20
.A Work on the History, Prevention and
Can of the Chronic Meea of the itentratory. Clrrola
,tra7, fdarette.. ftecnotory and nheorbent. (Including the
atnnde and akin.) Nervone and Rotor flptents of the I.ln.
inn, renown'.
Tna Pcdoooror OY tsrunn or the Way to Mintoy Id& and
IN Com'ra. and to news tormrity.
Wltb nronwona inCrardags Illustrating lb. ratio.
oilman of the human organism. by
. .
No. 840 Broadway, New York.
Th. Intrainotary work mto Diewure, said Pule
isiontry Cliimunaptlon, tied, Prevention and Treatment, Is
bow ready, and will be !sent loony Man. fr.. of oilmen,
Patients at •distanon w onolialt Dr. Until by }otter.
Matins their cam foily faros. hours froth Si A. M.
411 4 P. 11 627:tedle
Dr. Geo. W. Phillips'.
COUGH SYRUP
TOR THE CELLE or
ibiebe. Colds, Centro, Itnereeneen, Bleeding Lana%
Aattun , Bennet& beeetere beze
Throte, Cocanneption, and all dlte• nee or tbe
Throat and MARA
--41110—
Dr. Geo. fhilli.-e'
•
RIIZUJIA TIC L 2C/M/NT
aaa
PAIN PANACEA.
PO@ TILE RELISFAVD CURE OP
Abestatattero. jlaatalila. Losetage. Sclatka. IteursUe
Paint. IPalie to the tide, Cbset.trarJr and Rue,
Elirellel and Palatal Jolate,, Week Batt.
t
Crams% Sere Throat. !Mau. Ao.
,
thrum& who ban sued the. Iledlehue testify
to their expellent =melte by wouatletwateow of thsly aaa.—
To'jboas who bare not wed theta we would ear SET
AMY sad they will Lod them. to be all they on "tom
►ehbd. and that they will set with seadteAla effect. '
U.). W. PLUMPS. Bole Pr0w1.... Obulansli.
Ingo.
Ifin't alb wbobloslo and loi by
, NE toI WKIRK a kIaKINNAN , .
tedfnlyfo • Alloabony.Clty.
•
;
e fi—Dr. deo. H. Keyser, Truss and
thano Eotabilsbnyont. No. 140 Wood 41... corner of Plzen
Pittaborgb, P.., Importer or the inoneb Trees.,
*Motu drew liAttitss, sad durabOlty, .11. b too.
U. W. CMS. 'V_ 'th!""tim
ADanlel or Bop:urea Patients an be sulteltry
ttj .mouatsr below,ferotlng number or Dubai romad
tlis hlp, and stat:ou tb. l gaoled. ,
bust of TM.. $2. f 3. it. lb. Double, $O.
140.
Instraetkau as to mar, and bov.'to eat • 1 re, when
liceilble, o. Nat with the Truss.
AMo err sale, to grad varlet T. liartalties Impiemod Pet
oat Body Bret" too the care or Noisy. cie Matt Wale
nee. one ealtPortsos. Patent Ed:raider Draws. Chaet
*Was and erector Dram. adapted to all with stoop
ableedtaw and weak langs. Eaxileh Elastic Altdamhial
Halts. Ilropousaim Dr. BIMINI is also remand to et
Ihteittess Itadimil Caro Broom, double or einelc prise or sla•
Bakal Dore Tram s2o—doub'e
Ite vs* Gum Elasile Stalking& fer brokan and
mime veins.
•
krill:mm=2ls and nimble. In entry Variety.
; Dr, Kelm noted dote to those in rant of Breese tht
he qin often fend to milt the Wheat by welting; bat In
otdit emu It would to better t 0... the patient and apply
Tense pinonally. Address
Mt 0•01113/1 11. KEYSER,
- tedalhdfiera toe Wood .t • Winne &Vey. Pittntesinth
.British an Coutinetital Exatuulge.
RION7 RILLS DRAWN DI
COHAN, kIIBENAN k CO.,
oN 'tut: UNION BANK. LONDON,
IN SOB Or SI AND r Plar ARDS.
Theno Drafts axo available at all the.pria
stra t i res= of Enslave. Boatload and Ireland, and tn.
Coutlnant.
W. also draw BIGHT HILLS on
M. A. Gritnebaom & Bailin,
PRANKPORT A MAIN..
Wblip earre as a Earalttaaas to U parts of %Moamar
Biltierlandsad
Pflanz Landing to tzars' abrOact mai pecans.* through
as Litt.= of end% on ',blob Mousy ual ha obtataad..l
fraplal. In oar part of Europa
Atallactiona of MI. Notes,' aad ottmr allaurtUaa In Xa•
[Oa. *lll wave prompt attaatla
WU. LI. WILLIAMI t CO,
abrilet Mild stmt.
EA.Ci.LE STEEL WORKS.
JOSEPH DILWORTH & CO.,
*mammas to SOLXI2.}tILYT • C 0..)
eist.Steel, German, Saw, Blister. rough
SPRING STEEL;
AXLES, VICES, SPRINGS, PICKS,
Mattooke, Wedges, Harrow Teeth, &a.
. . WABRUOIIBD.J.o. :V WATER STREIT,
Beare= Wooden szolthlield,
toned PITTSBUBOH, PA.
•-• Cod Liver Oil of a Pure Quality,
Forth) cure of Pulmonary Oonsamptio.,
tei the ouro . O. Theists. ••
:'.113r am of &MAU.
: Fix tog co. Dmdutts.
Pik/Ware of Larynpatt,
'lbo the an 4.121.4 fer.
',A+ go, an VOW Sorts and. Ulcers.
Pot as crori Um'CraPW.l.
for the are Vass awys.
&tool Irritation.
0404 by Ito quart, gallon lo bottom by the 40440 or
a bio b,tty x *my tottls irorrantod pare Clod Line 011.
rat tho Wholosalo Drugstore of Dr. UlO. 11. 11161131:11, 140
w o w it. o diro of Ur Goblou lurfae. utegdtorT
Foyer and Agee.—John Ward mays: . 1
raelnainend roar IIITIIIIB as nomads fir Tern and
As* I was not Only mod by It. myself. but abr. of
w ri r i o de nylon on Will. groat were also cured. One
of damn. who runs on tb• rlysr, had th e ilnaa tbr.
, ftt bs...d pia tlta Holland Mum nu the only Llama
than aid Mos any soon.. anblkatall
-- :..,„—:- Nelsonl - Ambrotyps.
,The Ambrotypo is deomom y tho most
iLadpg, tecortilal and durable kyle or Portrait orer
taairit to lb. tut. .Thatr tone le lett relrety end harm.
.I.l..dearee weer obtained by the old process. Balna
ta w O . eace, they are asteedingly brilliant and yet on.
ilk. the Thweedootype. t! . or arc perfectly disttnet la ear
an Is
ry Little children vacuumed .4 ,N,aura t„.
ti
bag In p a
y non therorectahle point of. time br the'
Am a. DO e i tper =me can Scram be rude are
Porbetir Mugu'. • le•Pre“tfully rodnoet oar Mande
n ada
i latip r to au and seam!.. Spedinsas
or
a _ tee . liennonted . tho lame.
._ . .bb POat Qtnee Ddita ir ntlid
' ...IPOPIN,MIC• . • . '.- ' ' '''' . dil
..
.. • _.
gyrzai.
BAR & CO.'S
PBEBBYINANIA rarsipturcs co.
OF PITTSBURGH,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield Strode,
inthorised Capital $:00,000.
Lvsurez Rbrwmas atirb orsza rsoricarr
Asslwo Loos or Doessaires b Fly%
And the Palle at the bee and Wand Denesetlers and
Translactethn ,
mairMast
Win. IP-Johnston, ' Body Patterson. Jan* Painter.
W. !death:amt. Jas. P. Taman, Ow. emith.
D. B. Park. I. Oder Illsreal. Wade flarenWn.
J. IL nee. 11, H. Oeoball,
46 C=rr. W. &He On. D. AL Lotus.
President, Um. Pb JO den HNSTON. ,
Vies Prepit, BODY PATIZAPON.
Demean TIMM:MC A. A. Cannen. • nol2
-
Farmers': and Meetutrace Fire & Manna
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hero. THOS. B. ILOBENO2. Pres Wept.
EDT. H. Paa eta77•
STATEMMIT 01 111791141188.
from the th, or anima to th• thh"dint d" of
11.00 trot remind In IffirinoPzezid;ios--...56&24/ 31
do Vlro 39.908 r 2
Toth premimas (or 11,11mcbths----
la
INVERTED LS Rounwn 8408,161
Monde of Allen :, amity. Mitaburgh and
Pitts er..-
0 of
LCI•2I VD Myst Mortga L
ge of Bra tante_ 69,960
do Sleeks, Cc:disk:mai 30.681 00
06
Cub In Bank •nd.on band-- —.— 11,001 21
Capital subscribed (oassesot not /at duo) 97,000 CT
IPreminto Notea,not ..... . 66,87 8
166164 rt Agents (rtmoneed by Bonds).-- 18,888 61
Total amount of Loam Incurred.
but not Madl
.. .
66
66
94,666 60
Tble Cotiinaor loam. hull end ouzo risk. on the Ohlo
nod Mlaidadprl tritratarlea hence* airainet loam or dant.
ages by area Imaillh-rallradjostad and promptly paid lttarman—llon. T. M. llore. Gen. J. R. Manhood
James Wo:4.
Far lortiranoe ADA/ to
THOMAS 3. HUNTER, Agent.
JaSk.t.f fo No. 00 Water rd. het Wood and Market.
lIELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY /ISISUR
ANON COMPANY OFFICE, S. E. comer TWA and
sit eta, Made
MAIthINSURANCES.
VERSELS, ,,
°lllE7l3Watia""th° - "
On Hoods, ir Rim; Canal', Lakes and Lod Carriage..
W all parti or the Union
FMB INSURANCES
On Marchadidlre Morally. Onatoraa, Dwelling Room. A.l
Arias op Ms otatrAsr. Nov. Am, 103.
Bonds and Nemirow:a, and Ron Saute— . Anoi,9a) 94
Philadelphia City and other 135,1: 0 03
Suck lo Bank.. Itallroadsand Inertraran
pant..
Com
8110 Recelyabla . . 166.440 97
09911 on hand . . • 76,826 09
Allll.ll don eikgrbeiso—Ptec.totzlion Marine
POW., r6n99t17 Isseett.--and orbs debt.
doe tb. 0=0497 A;.660 56
SuhrcipCon No 10n,900 00
Total amount of Aseebt
DIDE9L ORS,
epeneer
Chants Holly.
Samuel L Rake.,
Henry
Lair, J a m TM Lair
wuu.mJ c a a mlmes T
. g/ ama . e e nant ,
J B n,
ldePartand,
Win. D. Ludwig,
Diaries Schaffer,
J. T. LOgll. Pittsburgh.
D. T. Hors,
Jahn B. rem. le.
MARTlN,Yeartit at_
C. RAND. Vice Prestiteat..
WPlban Hart 7u.
Joreph
Y ohnO. d Dar .
i lb n. ndsr.
Robrrt Burton.
John R.. P.m.*,
ttrisTßSl{ o n.
H. JOllllll Brooke,
J. U. Johnron,
James U. 11" d.
Hugh Craig.
WILLIA
TUOMAS
Els,Nar L11.134 . 1X, • • •
A_ MADEHLA.Agen•
9b W. at- Pittabml6.
Reliance Mutual "insurance Company
OF PHILADELPRIA.
OPPICE NO. 10 WALNUT RI
1177674—due1r,./y249/1, Brewrety /needed.
MINSURANCE Buildtnge, Mer
&lanai" /wafture, La. in trena or esinntrY
rfor =Maid ooroblned with the eseurity of •
Stock Malta, entlUee the Ineured to Mare to the profits
Of it. Onnteuar.W.hout liability for knees.
The /Lariat Ocrtilleatet of this 4lomparty„ for profits, are
eonnetilAe„ skew, Into theGLEY, Capit Pral tock li of the Conn, T.
CUM TPYesient.
B. 111.. limmszas, Bsendaii
DIHROTORB:
Clem Ting In
i ,
W. R. Thompsoa,
C.l.
U . . W. Carl,
Robert &am
0. B. Wood,
Marshall MIL
James L. Taylor,
Jamb T. Booths.
G.M. Stroud.
Lewis B. Adlobar..
George N. Balm,
Beni. W. MEW/.
7.. Lothrob.
Hob a rt Inland.
Edward O. James.
• Wm. Maswr,
Archibald Gate,.
Wm. M. Eampla. Pitted
J. 0. 007,114, Agent,
wawa Third and Wood etreeta.
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire & Marine Insurance Company;
Office, Corner Market and Water Street'',
PITTSBURGH. PA.
aosr. GAL 1041", Prerktent. Taos GeerAL bee'7.
This Company makes every Insurance ap-
PWLIlas Leer connected eIthLIVX
smminat Mal end Cargo Rieke, on the Onto anl
/41...1 Oren .ad tribut.lee, .ad Kul. Risks goo
wally
And against Lees or Damage by afire,
And assinett.hs Peril. of the Sea .4 Enlau. Iqarlast.Bn
~PoUo
lAnned at the le weetrel... e,netetent with ear.ty
to paro..e.
•
natant Uslasr,
Natural airClurkan.
Jurapt. P. Dural, M. D..
Jobs emit, •
James Mariann,
vid Mawr,
James Da W. Hallman
thorn Arbuthnot.
ADtrutnnur truths,.
- • -
Jcerph 8. LPL,
Jahn Vollerl...
Maul'lo Id It Brown.
David 11. Members,
Z ag :
WIIB
ftebe•t fl Ifartl.y.
Jsa. D.
Oda reurl.s-I,lla
Citizen's Insurance Campy of Pittsburgh
SVIL. BAOALET Preridott.
BIASUJEL L IILtiLSILIALL. Ater.
•
u/.1G6, 04W47.417. Bi TWZE•N 8AD667 AND
WOOD STRZIT.T.
O
fif i rta n 3 Il
s at t CIMIN D IVM . ) II R MS .
Sr imam naaind Lau and rare by rim ALSO
airmlf Ng yards af 454/ NLAND NAVIGATION
and TRANSPORTATION.
Wm. Dir.
Oaaanda
Hobart IMo.par.
S. liarbaugb.
Ins= M. Puma..
Jna 1L
WslW Bryant.
(kaporr.
Jabs 0
'dept. Mark elm
e.hi. al.r
Wm. its
Jaw B
.15.71.
Trued, SeHap,
MMiMI
Western Insurance Com_pany
OF PITTSBURGH.
DUEL
Maks.
=
D. 11.1315 r, Js . Mo. MU &at; Jaa. kladiales
J. W. tlnt.lim A. Nhalek. , fleo. Dania.
Lycra. ' . QW. Blakettoon. Nsthl
C Mama. ..111,PlAcott,
ilEr • ham Institution mansned by Innnhon
Coma In thlie casannalt7. and who will Illairally a_4i
and promptly pay all lama al th. Ons Ca. No. nn Vintat
inns(BPang &Oda Warabas") tN Aar.. Pittaborala.
•
From new York
RaranuaTin.N. Y„.Jan. 10, 11156.
Dr. L &ad m N:—Goats.—l ciaertigly am= In th•
nsonarcas and well *chard tscommandailana at rant Old.
stnatan Whits otTessalan Lltdanon t. I ha. cued It In a
anus ran of Lund and Threat Attentlan. and Ita eflara
fa ennndal RS dnw dal dime, ataxy Jfidieina legator
R llr
WIL EL WOOLLEY.
llPLaath - linanresd Liner Ms and Intarared Vera&
ham also Dr. L Seettl Celebrated Whit. Chaustsa Llnl•
nuns, tanaled Wald' trader the supeevl.kaa of Dr. L.
flatott, a Itatater Elidleal Graduate and Physietanafeztea.
des meths.
Naas maim only br Dreparmi by Dr. L &ott. a Co,
sob Pro Aster, Hoak Paw, btotzsatana. Va. Dr. Mo.
Laws Imparrn 1 Urn MIL sad Imw orld Van:drag*
ipeossbanlrd by antblebta ate. llama.
—AU Or AboDelledbinso **rale by
Dr. UKO,lt. ADTKIIa 110 •• • Ozer; Wbobnale war
JAS. P. nADDSO. aILAKe •• , mar 11. lopot, whole
1 00 . Mutt, sah7:lwdihrT.r
IMO & PENIISY 'A. IA RAII I ILOAD
- .
RUNNING WEST nom PITTSBURGH.
The. Fast Train leaves at 2.30, A. 3L,
busts to aselaasti In lb Donn and Id minutia. lora
KUL TlllllBOBl At 8 A.
Xxriass Tsai . " a it. a.
Thew halm slim& claw conneotkma Calotline, ad
that yeewintwo datastkin. The direct wont* to Bt.
Lodi is now open, via Clemallne aad ladienapolls, 100
Wks abetter thin oft Cleovidead. first dew ttre ham
Pittitnath to Bt. Lace MAO. &owed &as $ll.OO. con
,urAlons are made at Alliance with the reed to Clondireid
lad et Ilanedidd with the reed to !Cowart. iloareeville
and Bizoloky City. po !kw rue
Thaw ow& catowat at knistAu tor partiallars.
Through notate 'resold to 111nolunati. Vitoletllba Bt.
Louie. ladlanepolla. Chlcato. Bock Bohan!. lOc Warne.
Homeland and the principal to.oo and cities In the Wed
The NW BRIGHTON 100031MODATION TRAIN
leaves Pittabargh at 10 a. it.. and 445 1. IL. wad Neer
ghton at I:80 a. /LOU , le.
rot Tletata and timber Intimation. manly to
J. G. CURRY.
At the corner NM*, utast the ilontongabell ta r a =
JOr the Sabra Arson B to
Pittibutzle. Nov. T7.18M. GIORGI P
Ticket Assist.
JOHN COCHRAN_6I BROS.
MANUFACTURRAS OF
Iron Railing, Iron Inuits, Inuit Doors, Window
Platten, Window Saudi,
Noe. 91 Second at., & 86 Third at.,
(between Wood and Market,)
PITTSBURGH,
Have on band ID; variety of new pattern'
randy and Mo. imitable** all purpose. Partial., at
tantlan pald to anelaslng Grim lota. Jobbana dans at
stunt node.. ninfaar
WELLS, RIDDLE it 00.,
86 Fourth M. near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pt.,
MANZIYAChOIIaid or
Duggy, Carriage, Riding, Drovers'
- -
-. DRAY WHIPS:
THONGS AND .BWITONES,
• Keep oonatantly on hand, received. direct
fror their lecto York 00 4 Pe sod wird wt.
irtairot W Mona, thriller. Lowers Wagon
ert u rers ou gg' r1117114 . 1141 1 11=1
Wear, to, tr-
Nor sti tn ivr th. lndsacomPtlarang
dtppotl nim r•r lagnialm , ••
jiteri dge s eo WORK WARRARTXII...I.
. Tnei Most Wonderful Thing
•car Won . mar:min n' • • .
rof. Ds Orath's Mad* OIL, Ilkaadriphia, •
Nothing beforo known has mod Palsy,
hiu d atiesn, Noursials, Polo, and &wow or tea Int_ SS
kind In so Omni • tiaa a. to mem alniret Leandinlao
04dJ n.
Mire ilarlttratalrlTie r t& i ttiVrit
rah sod sow? other SW& Tiler bare sold alma $lOOO
wmth in a thus thirs, • Air Seth IL numb of Dahlman.
who has sold about WOOD ngtli • earyjgir
lotus of wandsetal eons of palm b. i
was irotarallslad. Naar other leading dealers srsi the
ems thing. Tab Oh Ls magical to Wane main. donated
with rubor roschnhaw, and cannot bs artnltanded Übe hit
t. im ,drmuskerhlas merited, kaoirs aro wit all ma
bad. OU 1000400, experuare scouarlais, and
adantlfitally caniundad d n.., . thic
. n dn.torodios Grub's Zi,tneott. nein Liu emir
sugna N 0.39 South glarti
o f betwasn Own truit and
lealrintoarar WWI I M
Ter. ShUandahla—
• regular Darter In lattlidimen.- Ad es grabs.
For wild bg GM U. HILYSIR,OenuaI. Arrant, via
pool «, ti fur ale by -all the priaepai
os= and ISIMIWAig .as Milted Mater,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO..
DRUBS,
MEDICINES,
CREbIICALS,
DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS,
WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND LITHARGE.
In packages of 115, 60, 100, 200, 800 7 and 600 pounds each, which we guarantee to be Nil weight,
striotly pure, and unsurpassed by,any in quality.
HAVINO RESIDENT PARThERS ER NEW YORE AND PEDIADELPRIA :TO.
tm. „.",... e .„„„ d a l d wu m In the =ash we are tmabloi to al] drum Le, breath, or to prompt time dean%
on as favorable terms as Kaabsrsi Jobblog houses.
B. A. Fewaserroces Vrimmaz, furnished with English, German, French and Spanish dim:ilium
•
melt3mdter9
EC=
SPRING GOODS. ~
• ,
WILSON,NPELROY Sc CO.
BUOCISSORS TO GEO P. 8.41T11 A Co.. . .
NO. 54 WOOD STREET.
PITT.SNJRGH, PENNA.,
ARE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED & DOMESTIC
D K Y GOODts, , aldeh will be e Wed at ~?y be float/ to the trade.. teatloat.B
Certificate from .Uataware.—mogroa,
Delaware, Ilamh 2016. 1864 —Yam. B. A, ihAnerMatk d
—fientleinew I feel It to be itty dot? to Plea... wall .
to the imbue, to loDOoo you of Um wonderful effeeta your
Invasuable Vermifoos had on my eldldrat. One ran ta•
ken 111. a short tires slum and 1 soiled In my family al.
Maim, Dr. John D. Parkins Aher an examinaton. he
pronounced the Mum toarise from worme. and preacrited
lkhnectotWa Vermillion. Alter the child had taken a few
dna% he disc/wired. at the tint operatkin. /Vflitraawl or
Ma Larrst Warms lever asw in my Ills. and In Um mum
of the day and .reaing ha discharged between . quart
and hall a gallon of largawcases.
Ha Immella tell got well. and la. ertiorad good health
slam It hos had a good effect with my other ebildrat.
Yon may nes thln certificate fa Um benefit of the nubile.
EBERPaglt LVMZ.
Bold whohmsle and retell by all Um principal &Mien
and country merchants th roughout the United Elates.
EUREKA INSIIRANcE COKPAIIY
OF PITTSEWRGH.
JOHN H. SHOENBERG.NR, Preeident.
ROBERT FINNEY, Secretary.
C. W. BATCHELOR, General Agent.
WILL INIMItE ADAINEIT ALL KINDS OP
MARINE AWARE RISKS.
J. R., Blicenberger. „.
C. W. Batctiehr, ' W. K. Nlntick.
lasso M. Pennock:. T. D. Ile= . •
IL
W. W. Martin. D.
R. T. Leech. Jr, John A. CatiabeY.
George B. BelJen b.la
All Loewe sustained by puttee ineared ttragrxn
dreced by tbleClooppany viLl be IlterraDY adinated
nrocintir rata at Its Ofte.No. 99 Wateretreei. arai-AmC
MEE
PHILADELPHIA
Fire and Life Insurance Company,
No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET, •
OPPOSITE ?lIX CUSTOM HOUSE.
Will make all kinds of Insurance, either
Porpetna or Llmltad, on *Tory noo.riptlon of Property or
Maximal" at reroonablo rates of proultun. •
ROBUST P. JUNO, Prealdont.
81. W. Haroorm, Vice Prealdont.
DIRIVOTOLP:
0. IL
Geo:W ° Mitro.
Jos.& Pant.
John Clayton..
B. Watt..
Pecrotarp,
Chu. P. Hayes.
Z. B. Iniagh.
P. B. Pasty,
O. Intennsn.
MASON BROTttERS, Publishers,
NEW YORK.
Hove Ratooved from No, 23 Park Bow, to their
New Btore,
Nos. 108 & no Duane Street,
A few doews Wost of Igo. 303 BroadinEy. mrl
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND -
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AHD VP DLEEIALS DEALER IN
CREES 2, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
• Am:lA.lam Gonerslly.
No 25, Wood Street. Pittsburgh.
Sculptor, Modler, Stucco Worker and
Waal Carver. No. 80 Third etreet, between Wood and
Market Credo, Pittebargh; Pa. keeps most-ugly On hand
uoortanent of now Pamir Centre Moore, for ptrinne.ao
no2ll.l.idfo
Di, Ile Genrune Preparations
•
have accompliehed the moat extraordinary =mot all
other medicine. of a similar oharaete, These el/media
en highly appeared or by the medical facultr,and a WU*
number of the swat eminOtt physicians in the United
States preraibe teas axeltairely Ihr their patient.
Se* advertisement Mimi:ad'. Genuine Preparations.
nortted
10 Vial 11V DI tliKiDfillskli 0
DISEVEB OF UR 'THROAT AND LONG&
DR. ROBERT RUETER,
PHYSICIAN FOR DIEILOEB 01 TUS LIMOS, to.,
SUM =MUM 1431.111TaLL'OS BT MTN] , At HU .1111111 CI,
B2* BRO.I.IjWAr, NEW YORK.
Platit: method of treatment introduced and
practl.6+4l by D. HUNTER In Omsumtlon NrOR
tts, Asthma and Chronic Inflammation of the ' Lung..
coealatatn
71te Administration of Mediriner by Inhabstron.
Tn• radidnes adapted to lb. cep 'are reduced to vapor,
and breathed or inhaled Into the l ea ak
_thus bringing
*ham Into immediste. contact with the "dbeesed ale pa.
rasrasthlre rararisation 'and: Waling are elbadad br an
“Inhaler . rowed for the pure..., and elm brbmninir
Patties and nankin In which /atter awe the
air of the rz . room (=pretested with nuttleated
d . elated In natural revelation.
" 1717 1 : ' -ipt or medicines tato lb. very neat of the
genre' is act mtle a re/Joust, setentina and inetwitsfel
• method of treatment but the only one to which the Cm ,
ptire Invalid can look ?wanner,.
In Chronic •ffectionaof tha Lange there Is no dlDyulty
attrsdieg the treatment of etas by correspondence. and.
the the convenience, of thane wishing to maims Dr. Hip
nt, be has prepared • list of 'emetic= which will redarded to them on request; That i refully an
enable bbn to prclaibe and send them medicines and
Whelk g Instruments by lthnrese.
The earphirdsms ' , remised q der the name of Jrdlcd:dnm
ban Induced • Dr. Hwy or to artsbilan, for the better es
pial:melon of hte views and erectkeovinedical paver ea•
titled the iiftecialist andlcernalof Dirceseealtheellat.i•
in which will be found • fall deetriptlms of Pia nature.
mat, preantion and care e( al affectirms of the Throat
end Luna. It Ie published by 811131111. AN • CO '
. Actor
Enna. (I VedaY at ~1 Nes 'left. Ltd • speehnen numter
will be ma on application to the pittalabWlN the ediroe.
I.Ctil
Dr. ihr lIIINTTEI,B2B Broadway, New York.
siblitinerdtmiteliniT
T .
SUBSCRIBER hem' gAabout.to fa
in
memiw.e., takla LI& oistbott oritratlastths Lhasa
'attained to Mat to mate Immatlata togramat, and tam.
Llutrirar All
against Wm. to prewar tatot
lathadjst.
anot. All dabto remataloa Unpaid on the day o
alpail next, will be Ida thr Lando af attorney. fo
cont.:Coo- ft_ NDWARDB.
tatar•lardla ; Walla water meet.
• Sealed , ' Propos/a.
wilt ba received at the May.
aes Mee, Poloth etteet4nottl the 20th tatt 4 _ / 4.
sod
T. l . l=fete ol lge . a . irra o t f ul .i =
bandtan tan Pant,. dove foordatlon.
Plena awl enecidattona eel beaten at the Otte ot J.
KEAN, Aseblinot, comer Wood and Ptah at, WU:.
Monday, the 17th lost.
Dbipateh. Po. and Uotoa ow.]
PRICK 85511—For a lino building lot, bay
L lag front on Radford lizard n( 21 foot and rocbmi-
Ina back= hot to an alley; j being lot No Z In (tondo
Noman's Wan of lota. Will unh in dry pont* gra.
oda and amp* ar will i‘l .loan tints ur Dar.
, :h 4 tr "illh . -9own k ti = e itrOi L l;No. ll ath to
JamtoAD STOOKS FOR SALE--
JUL 10 Mess 1140 ail Pa. BaJtmol Reim
10 " Dlvidead Snip:
le
16 " Obi* sad Pl.. Wlls.?!ta Re*:
00 " Manny Vaulty Appl
lahl3 ALA ELEGY /1
`TEAM SAW MILL rag $1,500, diLaa
1.7 tho Otdo Ittrer, rolfeji ha Elt Blur& and 6O be
/ow Whorlinn. Vig . ham also Cu. run of rtowo pled e
with Thu moehl oa - as. and nabotanix4 ball
w building. and •• . • will to sold for &JACO—ball •
SON. SI Marina 4.
nWELLING ROUSE FOR RENTA,
i=r3olgieb°2Mgialliarthediatitgp=l
gnats.= go gat Coduacia,!Altaigray City. Gaa and
'"1" nx"2". b 1 . .710111B "Oh
Ira:A= 3 . Q ?
prr par.
AN ADJOURNED BOLE of dm Vann, late.
of.Taila Wlistal. rage la !Pena Tatioship.(tal lat
V. tau Ptatios, an the. AllagiatoulTallay Rantoul;
trill be had on the. taval.; aa THURSDAY, the. 27th
of &lamb, lat., at 10 teattek, A. M. Tenn at NO*.
ohintltia3toT • 1 •Cl. BSI YEItY,I east..
DWELLING HOUSES TO L ET—A' very
ana•agrnt 1:1•41I•• on . .11..1t it.la th•
at• lawreacorylibe. coauledng - .caw. attic and
edlar, with•• Mae 111 sitmettedi now the Omnibus Statloa.
Apply to • meta BLAKELY • 111011.15 T. •
WAREEIOUSE TU LET, on the Canal
111.10. near nu PL R.I IL Station, 40 ft. front and
64tanding la depth In the <lna • •
sahln • I BLAKELY BIKIINY.
I, OR SALE -4 acres tit Land on the Miners
. vine road Apply BLARELY 11101111 Y.
New Pian os
.
lN addition to a large etzek of.
es Wand Plum Varies neared daring
e bat few dam the mtbsarit*r will open
toll., i
TARP WATINIVICriT ROSEWOOD • .
Seven Octavo, Piano Fortes,
With carrot mowdinci. owed • fader desk. natal leg',
with the ursodir Man *Pam at the cannon lined In with
Wearifully Callattind. WM. j • .
The time pardons. la cabal= hk and need 0011 be
soma. hr Moms attune audt. t in them mottoes.
to cantina. th em at nose tha i iUm `am Mrs Mint of
the art of Plano fart* tralking. . •
Patchnsari a nd
non the tamer...noisy of oilosting from
Um Wort and dame sloth of Moo Varies one broturht
to Ch. elt . 3011$ IL IiIeLLOIL 131 Wood • st. •
_ In . Spot he Lldekerins A RCM •-• &SUM
Bemo*ect,
THE Pittiburgh , Young Mena'
Assoologon Iwo reotoyod their Library and bad.
tos Ram to tho wont .t-Tr ur MG mr. bac., warn
kittl by Jonsson. Boot • Co .111121sixoet. wort: Motile
M.Col C
ts:lBlam otton: '
Itoo mopso front 7 &Wok A. Homo IL to 10 P. IL. bbElt
9•797bo.otyonally young step. or. tordialty Invited to
_- . ri/REW. Pratt..
' toblb lott7
Jr-Cuisr, Beer.
•HEAD :READ I I , READ 1—
111 Ilachsel Gray.% Uhl hounded ea het
lons, • new tale.by & N.Boathwertb; .
Ileuri Ds WWl:roe Comrade. In &Tat • • •
Phytalogy of Itarelege. Prlea Th obit - •
The Angel to the Hew%
The told= Legewl, lansfellovi
' Tbe &hit at&Dlght. L - Dirtelkow; .
H.Theekenth • - .
Man at WettraTerdep, oltmom;
'The Tarot aasa Ones Uree••• •3; •- • .
'rho ratabtu V as e 1... /henna& An of Names
• wort' 1.01. on hand by zobt) (HLDlthi SNNY 11. CU.
- 'UST reed at the 4th et. Carpet Store slot
t p - crawl& tavola and Vaietlan Canon
A Imr ittyi• of balm Table anti nano Osterg
Also. flaningtazes empty bid ambit, 1A•Ino.
.bko is • pus saving tC•footoasoi Cloth; bmobb b
vre.emoodbaltriell thit attaatkn - Of stausbni mm slid
.I•3•NAMPIPAIMMI,4. - V.V.I H. ALKIAWAI/4.
13351
CORNER OF WOOD S AND FIRST STREETS,
\PITTSBURGH. PA..,
Importers and . Dealers in
'ulisyrnoli, LARD OIL, ALCOHOL,
VARNISHES, 4TURrENTINE, ITANNERS'OIL
WINDOW GLASS, 'PAT. MEDICINES, SPERM OIL,
GLASS WARE, 'PERFUMERY, IwHALE on ,
SURG. INSTRUWTS BRUSHES, SPICES.
MANUFACTURERS OF
We have in wire and offer for sale,
300 TONS WHITE LEAD.
.1. G. 007711.4. ddeOt.
er Third and Wood lanais.
simoviL
P. BRIBEILT,
• shoit Credits:and Short_Prieest
virs invite the attention of bilyeie to coOr
v v ...i.t...a... 4.6 ;mita asmitount of
B.N Mr - GOODS
I. Itaportsd Ins our awns Sass. ', •
Our Men le divided !tato Three - th , l:•ll4smte•-deecelng
oas door to eutt-enWitne ne to sits nuns sttentLen IA
and a better sesnement or Itch does of volts then osa tie
lova a In ena.bo rUder n a ndoluzwcz.t . , : r. letw . lbllowing
-'._ ITUM. R ItORNINtitteRI ' DEPATIVIIN__,T
LAOS', 1108 LLICURTAINS Soldl.llt PIANO 0 0 1 InAn.
BASIN D, ItASEsi WASSAIL') DORECNA. '
SATIN DE LUNEN - : - onau %Nan atool2rrre
IMPERIAL DVABILD, .. QULLyt , ENINVIRPANCB
WORASED . • . hLAN Drs.
arrmtv
._.__, -- ' T O ooSAILINCAI. :
CORNIurs. TAtaintA. te. unity Ra.
Limns poops; sirtuvitavi ,
WARN SHARMA, R - . . isTAI LIN ANg -
i l,
PILLOW CAM' LEDINP. . SOW ILA A SOwILLING,
TS Elverunht s: . . r 'Aar. 4wAllp,D Ca 141 - '
N 4 P ABA A DOY4fRe. • ' ht i tßD AYR brAPILTA, As.
And errs misty otSILDIT 0. WIT A PANT LINLNN
• ..-, Hosiery *Department.
r,
•
URNS. ROSTART ANDSILLP/De. • .
wutions - Housev AN 'ouno4.
!., OfitlantsW A R ,stenT AND DISMAN '.
; • - .- SWATS. DRAWERS. an
We sat so 'menthe' atone suck by ten". but CAW lad
.IPProrstt aX ALONTI/r B4T/V1.14 tarp we offer green to.
enostesote.
GVILIOIL' ANDERSON .A -Co.,
: 16 - 147 market a; . 64c1044, "'Adak**.
. .
Li AVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND, .41D
ILA Alsataktoro ta mdse.
Sacs end Santa Sawed and Seamless.
fu, at 0t , 07 6 .4ltogge ay Woad quality.-
fibSil Lma oweialli !at st.l3!mtSou tothotr anogoktiod
at
Kiting and Printing
Bags or Sacks for • Flour, Meal, Homing,
Buckwheat, Earns,
.Sosit, Spices,
all of atm.. -shy msatut to order. to the twit atoprOvott
it7l4 1.41 m al i intlatittitcl . !PA Valalroot dor t-
AU"..
arrISAGS JI:NDBAGGING
aza various lands oriltroid and. Twin*. both' Ulu NM
lbytttost
ithlati we aro momncrotltaial Botrplko.T
- - •
1856:
, .
SPRING- 'MANTILLAS
AT WILOLUALS.
GEO3Gre - 'BULPUIt • Fic• CO ! ,
$9,14 phestantastreet.
• — 77=2.O.IiLPEIA.
tip writit y Citww.
ew ; go , N.
ARE-ne/w Pret w4 e4 atippl7 the Trail"
teen 'Rau wane the Wolf, with Mob Impartw .
wad Massubetawx ra tip ...Nagano.; ccavrtidikt
*ll_ the ms Oaf . Dollwto Nod !I" •
1= g.,. do=lre :
will 614 It mach to gob sdriatilaik
wades our riiovn to
_
Uwe lim stoskp
akparthatwa for sAux Bari
mare a acacia dlocauq. • -
GEO. BIJIMIN 4 COn
174 oheetnutBtre4 Phi*
ta..4.llpmeeel"-, itoter._eireaLe sneak sta.,
y~
~~~ F" I
.rr ~~~'' wjK..~:Ye~.Rxw,'s~c~r:~..-.-t~?iCw"l `. - S _
AUCTION SALE S .
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
cbc..roca Ban En , ms. cense. <1 Nixd, , 32.1 NA{ Mr
L'— .
AGLI HOTEL FURNITURE At Auction
t —ch. Pride/ tdetehtit. March 14th. at 10 n'eloeVet
the a/tab Ilotel, Marty oppaslte U. & tett be cost.
mewed. the sae of the entire fdrattum axtumes:ke..
comptisleg in put CO high and leer pot bedstadkteeth.
er 4eds, hurt sadFuser menses) twahtel
breaktut end old. talon chairs. tronsu4, ire eh
Iradze, Mast sad tmenr. halves and *OM
ce 'C d bar acmes. lugsnews =Wag 4. 4 .4
tUred./.74. Also. Ear Bay Wm" 10 bead et Um. fl te.
mhIL P. AL DATI:t, Anat.
VALUABLE STOOKS At Attetion—;On
Tur.d.i fftlltllg. March 13tb. at 2.3 i a'Ska• at
this Dershante Pathan/v. Statad. .W pentad.
12 shares Exchange Bank of Pittabneigh;
80 ' " Msehanks " "
10 " Oblo and Pa. Unlined Co.
IhIS ': Vittrans Deposita Be
..
Bank fitoss, • -
•
bony Valley
,
CARD—A very desinible collection of
tacew London editions of Intersecting travel;
ll
tntedworluofaetloutlas and the fine aria, Tomb
ann lath, test t cots°, bl•tors, standard author.
.ekeiesant Eitel& Mansura, lbeinsiCrie assure •
ten men[ 'Vat =OP rat - aria y o r r a vi im
an Mb inn. Oat= for .I.l4ributlon L an : boots Syr
emoilmatlon on Thursday morning. P M DAVIS, Ante,
413 - ILDING LOTS IN THE EIGHTH
WARD At Auction—On Thunday evenlog, Mirth
amt o'clock, lit tb. Merchant.' Cubango, lfh
et a will be sold,
/our Lots at the corner 0131Iltertionver and Locust ita.
has. stab a boat of 3.1 ft on,
kUltenterger et, catsup's .
back ST ft to an alley.
Also, 'nu e° tato In the rear of theaboye, haring each a
out of Et feet on Lamsc ot., crtandlng back IDS ft to 135
Patrick. alley.
Teruo—Onelmlf mash. remainder In numyear. with ha.
Watt. Each lot crud will ;mainly be sold. Title in.
dhintabla. Plana are noir andy P. M. DAVIS. Anct.
Ai ki LEOURNY CO. COUPQN BON
uction—Oa
ay
*web .13t12 st
at the Mere!mots' Mo..Nmaa, tilt et will be soli,
on
se
nt whom It may cottear. - • • :
Coutcn Bonin, County of Albutbenr. $lOOO earlw.
mb7 P. M. DAVIS...Med.
I, I XECUTORS SALE OC INTEREST IN
STEAM DOATS.—On Thursday irrenthis )Lech IZet.
at 7ig o'clock at tne hisinhants lfzeWings eth et/wet. 'hY
order of Jaime Marshall and R. Dunlap, Jr., linicotore of
the L 3. Hobert SleCutebeon deed. will be sold the sushi
loterret of that.K.telu the ntesmbesto Corn Planter sad
Clare Maher, babas ow tenth Dart of ths sum with their
finnanm Took* as thee , now Ile ot She Allegheny
Wharf near the month of truth street.
TermrdtyecrM .mama Dover at sod 6 mantas
with ltereot,
rota P. K. DAVID. Avdt..
AIpEREMPTORY SALE, BY ORDER OF
ORPHAIItr MORT. OP sIIPKRIOR HIRCHART
OltinT MILL, BALDWTN MAIM AND IMPROTX.
high - TS—On Thunder afternoon. Mara 20th, at 2
°War. on the premises. will be &Md. by order of Whs.
Mary P. Day Is, admintstrarrla of theist. James H. Doris
dennrad, that vainabta Phew or r and, situate on Mar
ti.. Creek. four mile. pm Mt/burgh, on the litentem.
Title Turnpike Road, to Robinson and Chanters Town
shine, containing fear acres end seventy se d er
whleh Is creeted a Int elan Plowing MIR. in good
espeble of turrdng oat 11141 Dbl.. Hour Per day, with'
Fiore HOW% Dwelling limn, (bower Hoop, Meade. le.—
The MU eontaine four pair Barra, threw ode bolting
Clothe three P.enee„ two Smut blashboae, Corn Crusher
and other Improvements. The otter power I. among
:the best In the onuotry. to Which bedded Steam Power
when repaired.
Alm; thee valuable
Mean onen rs Faai .c ioining the swtoarred.e,l at
li Tnaree
HtabL .gad other ra.lratok f
le. till • blab mate of onittralion, which may be divided
into wend handsome conntrr seats, being among tbe
moat desirable eltuationkla thevlidnity of MU Ilitiolnd
in a neighborhood highly imptarsd._
Title holtsputabla Terms- One lilidnash, reside. In
ciru end two yearn with interest payable onntennhelly•
norl • ..• P. M. DAVIS. duet
SPAGILME., DUNTON & WURTS,
Wholesale Dry Goods House,
92 MARKET STREET,
•
PHILADELPHIA.
Offer Ito Boyer. very Clearable Steck ;49.
FOREIGN and. D 021120110
DRY -.GOODS
ADAPTED TO THE
SPRING - tRA.DR.
corn:dams •
BRITISH AND AMERMAN TROTS,
'""g:111[ 1 DN'AIIININi
THE MOST APPROVED MARES OF
LINENS AND WRITE GOODS,
Cloths and Cassimeres,
SATINETTS AND JEANS,
WITH 4 WOE ASSORTNENT OP
Philadelphia Mazinfaeturod GOODS
41 .PURGUASBES AIM REQUESTED TO !LAMINI
0 STOCK.
M. 144 LULL °TELL & Cll4
PfiILADELPII4,
HAYS lOW OPEN YOB, Tall
SPRING SR NSON,
A Lira and Bp'endl4 Stack 01
NEW SILK AND FANCY GOODS, _
Inelnninl In vlinta Las inortonmt of
. "
F 0 HEIO Er DRESS STUFFS,
That kai great noisty and- *Anew vs believe, will
aortas any e•res oboted In this zombi, ;-
Our orpaelotte Galleries are tater' Ilfgrogrigtsd to TWO
DEPARTMENTS to anion ink cdrio artielal attention.
MAINITTLI; 8, ".
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natt . WHITE GOODS. •
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with a member emir Arm pannananer looted thut*we
are mated to rowan d(rect et:mutant enynties of new and
Seierable seals tbroashmat the roar.
GLOBE DEAL 888,
hum all niettori WWI country, who buy Ow •
• CASH OR SHORT-CREDITS, .
Ailifiakid to =new oar Sto.k.
Omit bow will reds a ttistomxt WERT per cent, the
Denney to be paid In Dar Amide. wlthin ton days tom data
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day OM POOPireS, ' . • , • • :
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Abets mow r rtml UnAln sham of mataxlty. •AM
want at the rata or TWELVE • per mat. per annum Lit
be allowed. ' • • .
BAGS AND BAGGING.
NOYES & WHITTLESET,
,bro: WATER" STREET,
1a•1 OLD SW, LW 'MAI,.
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