PITTSBURGH GAZETTE -PUBLIIABZU BP D. N. PITTSBURG - PT: TEIIIIBDkY MOMS% MAT 8, Mc Ileildrition of Principles. 'AMP= Ilif TICK prrrousou cosvorion. 1, We demean and abed attempt to mare the meal of Lira which allow the tutrodoctiow ot slavery loto ter ritories coca tworerated to freedom. sad reahrt by ewer camaltatlaral mateos the ealeteme °helms to aft, of the tatittedes of the United Stets. C. We wfd coaled hp wen , lawful moans our brethren, to In Kmm. la thew etwatltotiocal and manly pestetazwe the tuarrfed Whaley of theft Menem tandem end will "teethe Lull weight of oar political !VM In at of the Lee adcolselocref Saone Id the thilod se a fil:e, gwereico; Independent State. . Bellertaa that the preetatual adiairdetration be • du= thief to be weat atllllMowand that Ile eon ttaeaaca fa power le identified with the proven of the elate power to national surtentacr. with the excltudon of 11640112 Prom the Weill% and with inoppeabg cadtea It le • leading Nast= of oat Otsallicaldelkdo.olleoee wevitticaw Ten= Dollies AA. e:Yris Dollies ammo, payable Um advance. .Wll ElLLY— ' Fer n ars per sternum. fa advance.— Mahe a 11l be supplied the folLueing cooditame Door Okada ter turce----....—..—.....—1te Oo Teo Cerise D•r anteret----... 10 00 ./ErAdAwaytrarets ate stetter rettire& sod the Pets? when the ea. la amt. tram It tittenered see For Telegraphic News eee Sd page. For City and Commercial News see 4th page. A BOUTIIREIS DIONILICIIBT ton 8.111111/o.—The Managers of the Lafayette SIMKO Emigration Eloolefi have Issued an Address to the people of the South, in which they make an appeal for farther aid. It is stated that within &elan two years, the single county of Lafayette alone, has expended a hundred thousand dollars in money, and tis much mote in time. Feeerthelosa, the work is but half secomplished, and the Managers earnestly urge the policy of settling the Territo ry of Kansas with emigrants from the South The following is a passage from their address "The great struggle will come off at the next eleation, in October, 1866, and unless the South can at that time taantaln her ground, all will be lost. We repeat it, the crisis hes arrived. The time has come for actlon—bold, determined se tion.;-woids will no longer do any good—we must have men in Kansas , and that, too, by tens of thousands. A few will not answer. If we should need ton thousand, and leek one of that number, all will count nothing. Let all, then, who can come, do so at once. Those who can not come, must give theii money to help others to come. There are hundreds of thousands of broad scree of rich land, worth from $6 to $2O per arse, open to settlement and pre-emption, at $1,25 per acre. Let then, the farmer come and bring his slaves with him. There are now one thduland eaves in Kansas, whose presence there strengthens our canoe. Shall we allow these rich lands and this beautiful country to be over run by cur Abolition enemies ? We know of a surety that they have emissaries and spies in every town, village and city in the South, watch ing our movements, and tampering with our slaves. Let as, then, be vigilant and active in the cause; we mustmantain our ground. The loss of Kansas to the South, will be the death knell of our dear Delon." . . Our dough-face contemporary, the Pittsburgh Post, nye that it Is a falsehood to assert that the Binary question is an issue in the next Presi dential campaign• The Pittsburgh Gazette, a furious Black Re publican sheet, has become the ally andco-Wbrk er of the Sag Nlcht press of Louisville in descry ing the credit and business and value of the property of our city. It repeats some of the most glaring falsehood put forth by'Reg Nicht organs here, and, without noticing our refuta tion of these falsehoods, garblee an extract from the Journal and endeavors to give it a wrong meaning. The Gazette also Bays "That Louie vine is not improving appears to be admitted on all hands." This is not true. No one, ' except the Bag Nicht editors of Louisville sod the mis erable minority of fanatlo Sag Nlohts who blind ly and malignantly aid and abet them In their villany, has admitted any each thing. It has not only never been admitted by nineteen-twen ieths of our population that:Lonismile is not ho proving, bat it boa been asserted by all impar tial °beavers that she never before was so pros- . _ penes as she haa been this spring. The great man of our property-holders, of oar merchants, of our manufacturers, of our mechanics„ and of our 'taborets, our whole community intact, except the few Rag Nicht partisans whose political hate has become insanity, know that property in Louisville is worth more road is selling for higher prime now than twelve months ago, and, that every branch' of trade in our city is at this time more thriving and prosperous than it ever was before. The Bleak Republicans of Pittsburgh and the Sag Niohte of Louisville are fit associ ates ita : this yfie crated° against the welfare of our eity.—Dotristae Journal. If all this is true, what in the name of common sense does the Journal keep up such a tirade of abuse and blackguardiem against the Dasogas for expressing a contrary opinion ? If Louis ville. is prospering so amesingly in , spite of Mat Ward murders and August riots, and more. than All, in spite of each a pest as the editor of the Journal, who will not give his readers ono day'e rest from oolumns_of such stuff as we have given specimens of, it shows that its natural position ie proof against evils which hare destroyed lar ger cities. We sincerely hope Louisville may prosper—but to this end, and for her own fame, she ought to rebuke most sternly the defender of Mat Ward murders and Auguttt riots. Letterlrom Com. Stockton. Panicirrow, May 2, 1856. lb the Editor of e llsr—Newak Ileritcry : Bin: In - your paper or the 80th ultimo, I per ceive the following editorial remark, O We un derstand that a determined anti well understood movement In this State, Is in progress looking to the bringing out of Com. Stockton as 'an In dependent candidata for the Presidency." .. I was informed on my ratans to New Jersey after a ehort absence that swill a measure was in contemplation. It bee however been aban donedlhat 1t might not complicate matters In the State still farther." Yon are correctly Informed when you soy, "Com. Stockton unequivocally condemns the re peal of the Missouri Compromise," AND I no HOPS VINT TIM FLOM 01 NEW hamar WILL navy Air OPPOZTVNIT22(I I II steroutuesszo OITOSS 1330Z4) TO 'waren sniia DISAPPRODA- MON ON TEM INDETENEIBLE VIOLATION OT TKAT COMPACT OF PEACE. Your ob't. serv't., It. P. STOCKTON. This communication will, we know, give plea sure to the great mass of the Opposition party in New Jersey from the fact that Commodore Stockton places himself publicly upon the right ground" In reference to the groat WON of the time. It will be seen that he looka forwardeo the union of all good and true men in the State for the purpose of rebuking the violation of that '..Compatit of Peace," made In good faith by the wiseand pure men of the Iteenbile, but broken by demagogues for eorropt purposes. So important is this great subject In hb estimation that he trusts the . people of the State will hero an opportunity to manifest their dhapprebation of that sot with . out being embarrassed by other issues. Such it our hops, and most gladly do we welcome such' views from one whose position and Influence may do much to harmonise the conflicting ele ments of the Opposition. With moderation and prudence to our defence of the cause in which we are enlisted, wo .hall draw around us the conservative intends of the State and Na tion: 'When it is felt that our efforts are for reform under Ale Constitution wisely framed by our fathers, when the true doctrines which we advocate are understood by an Intelligent people, and when misrepresentation can no longer de - aim, we shall have the aid of all who really de- sire the permanent prosperity of the country.— ' We sincerely trust that before the present can. 'Tsee:clogs . s, all the .prominent citizens of our State 'may. stand upon - such a platform as that 'indiested- - the above letter 'by Rouser F. Brooms .--,Nneurk Mercury. Thus one after another of the true patriots of the Frei fitatie, Who have hitherto belonged to different parties; are coming 'on the platform of resistant* to the farther extension of slavery.— . The outrage and insult of the Repeal of the Missouri Compromise-must and will be rebuked and 'lWenffed , ' sooner -or later. : Bad flagrant wrong cannot prosper. PIDIDOTLVAITh. Itousoen.—The Direct4re of this road bove;:deolared a gemiquin.l dead of four per cent—the Arst dividend yet - ins% on the road. It le now doing a moat -excetilentlmeinctur, and the probability is that this este of profit Will be more than kept up.— The county of Allegheny will derive $lO,OOO from this dividend, over and above the tatereet en its subscription of • million. if the came rate be kept up, the annual pin to the coon. ty will be . $20,0001 sod it, as to probable, the dirldeaut shall ulamately go to 10 per cent. anntoni, the county will gain $40,000. 0 . 1 2133. HORTSCULTITILIVL—The number for May _ tilm& up of quite 'a variety of artislea of a .Prestima oharaoter,all designed sad oslculatod .to /overt satiable information. No amateur :_flortioulturist should .be withal:Wilds valuable pmdedleal. ;We are peased to learn . that it Ls in 4Pre9erus „PiihdelPhiul published by Smith, at $2 per annum. Ascw,Potit O&;14 WWI WooDnias, Asa •-• ' bean oposed at LcaJDtill, Cdl 6Cgatt/O-aP* 7411 r J. Past ; f„:".;; •;'; . ' . revt` - - 7 , 4g r ?4 4, r r V" =r 4 ••• • , 4 1 0. • - for tbs Mastro:tea Ossstte. Attlee and the Connailman• ' Your correspondent "a Count:Munn," endeav ors to rally under the advantages which you af ford him. He figures in the editorial column, while lam thrust Into the back-ground. I do`not complain—perhaps it ie hieright. I think how ever, that he will require even greater odds to balance the account between us. He complains of "detraction" in reference to the Councils. I objected the voting away otir money without inquiry, and giving no hoed to it afterwards. I asked a number of pertinent questions on that bead. I might have unfolded a tale of :Railroad financial adventure that would have Made the whole country stare. I was con tent to put the case in the shape of-a few gen eral questions. Bays they - f been answered 'or denied? Will your "Cunt:Rittman" venture ;to disphte them? Does be not know—has he not substantially admitted hi his endeavor to shift the burthen upon previous Councile—that there is no answer for them but confession? If the Councils are "traduced" by the insinuations which these questions are supposed to convey, and it be time, as he thinks, to put a atop: to them, why does he not adopt the Oilstone and only proper mode of doing it by an - honest an swer? His idle bubble about odetractlon",will not serve. It is too old a dodge for him to is cape by. His next point is that I have endeavored to escape from my imputation on the Conuncils, -by laying that my remark that they are composed of non•property holden, applied only tolhosa who voted for the tax. I made no snob Lemark, as I have already shown. I had not eve ff exam ined the composition of the whole body, and do not now know what it is. My business was only with those who voted for the tax, and my infer- - mation was confined-to the larger branch. I had therefore, no such imputation to escape from.-- The inference was his own. It was not authori sed by anything I said, and he knows it. And now, instead of confessing his error like a man, he resorts to =other dodge, by suggesting that I have modified my tone under the influence of his demotion! I hope he is not to be consid ered a fair specimen of the honesty and candor of his class, or thin kind of defence the beet that they can offer. The number of votes in the Common Cotmoil in favor of the Mx was 24, of these about 14 do not appear on the books as freeholders and the aggregate of Real Estate amassed to the reel duo Is reported to mo by one who examined, as not exceeding $20,000. Your "Councilman" &a verts that the member who urged the resolution, owned $50,000 of Real Estate himself. Ido not know who he is. If be own so much of that kind of property, however, I presume it not in the city. If it be, it is obviously not fair that It should remain an-taxed. As to those who voted against the Resolution the fact that they wore non-freeholders, can it true, prove nothing except that they recogni zed the proprieties of their position were with out the motive of a special interest. A large number however, were not present. That alone Mould have prevented action, and It Is a preg nant foot that there was not even a full msjority of Saber body voting in favor of it. Your correspondent thinks be has mot the in !lineation that floating capital pays little or nothing. And how? By a cock and bull story of a Councilman—"the first he met"—who tells him that be pays some $l2OO per annum °winch property! Did the Councilman intend to pis his credulous fellow, or did the. latter intend and expect to humbug the public, and silence me by each a mimehourenirm as this? If he did not know as he ought, that Bubb capital ie not taxa bleat all, a very little sagacity, math less than would fit out a Councilman, would have enabled him to discover that the figures quoted showed up on their face that the tax referred to, with the exception of the water tax, and business item of $lOO, was a tax on Real Estate assessed at a val uation of $36,000. The $lOO then to the City wee all that a floating capital of more than $lOO,- 000 was required to contribute to the City and County, while the owner of the like amount of Real Estate with our present prospective bar them would be taxed to thirty times that enm for the same purposes. This would be a poor fee indeed, scarcely enough to sustain one of his Railroad President's for a week. He must try it again, and when he does, I hope he will en lighten us on the other point of the permanency of these investments, if his extreme delicacy will allow him to discuss it. But his friend pays a water tax, and a large ' one. I suppose he pays a gas bill also. Perhaps he Oven pays rent. Why not set theta all down to the same aoccamtl le his water tax any thing more than a curd pro quo for the use? Will they tax him for It when he macs to use it? Or will the debt incurred for building the waterworks be hie! - Your correspondent would not like to Is eult the manufacturer or merchant by consider. Jag the probability , of their going elsewhere. He Is fastidious upon the point of honor. It would be a mortal indignity to be rare, to suppose of my man that when he ceased to make money here he might possibly go elsewhere. Pitts burgh has too many charms to be served as other places would be ander like circumstances. He forgets however, that if he is nice and scrupulous himself, it was his haziness as a Councilman to look into these very probabilities before he un dertook to deal so freely with our property; and that his extreme delicacy will not excuse him from looking into that subject now- lie cannot escape a duty on a point of punctilio. He objects andexcnses himself, however, by tba complaint that owners of real estate choose to fly from the berthens of local management by living outside. What is a man to do then who owns property on both aides of the river? Is he to bestride it like a Colossus or to be ruined necessarily on one side or the other? Is it to be the role that property can only be safely owned here by those who reside on it, or that the pro prietor must stand over it with a musket? If your correspondent is right in his reflections on aisenteelnn, thee the exchangeable Woe of pro perty in this City is still 'farther reduced by cutting off all outside purchasers, and his wisdom as a Councilman further illustrated by a still deeper wound inflicted on the rights of property than I bad supposed. Your "Councilman" thinks that the applica tion for power to make a farther guaranty Is no evidence that the power would have been exercised, that "in the light of present facts" It would have slept unused. If experience did not waste Its lessons upon such men, be would have found the answer in the pest history of the same road. One of the tame bodies on the last pre vious occasion, by. an almost unanimous vote remonstrated against the grant. They were self-denying and indignant. They had made subscription enough. It was, however, insist ed on by the Company as a mere power which might bo exercised or not at their option, and passed on the assurance that they Mould not be tempted. The ink was hardly dry, however, fintil the application came, and although the Company made its second appearance without a charter to accomplish Its main object, and Mow ed in its exhibit a flagrant violation of the pre vious contract, no argument could stop It. The subscription rushed with torrent violence and an almost unanimous vote through the very body which bad protested against it I Who doubts that the result would have been the same here ? Has it ever been otherwise? If the present Councils enjoy the advantages of superior light, when and where did they get it? Was It the result of their own inquiries, or the labors of your correspondent; or was It shed upon them by the writers In -the Chronicle? And how did they welcome It? Oratefistly and rejoicingly? Ho; they endeaeored to meet the remonstrances of our Senators by appointing a Committee to argue the case with them. When this felled, their next recourse was to the threat of taxa tion us the alternative; and to Grown all, when Senator Wilkins appeared before them to answer for his conduct, they refused him even the cour tesy of a hearing in joint convention. Your correspondent, if I mistake not, Instead of listen ing to and profiting by unanswerable argu ment, was going up and down proclaiming it a bore; and the whole affair wound up by its reference for answer I to a select committee with the recognised advocate of the Steubenville Railroad as Its Chairman! Does all this look as if "the light of present hate" would have swedes? Your correspondent still persleis in his error with regard to the present tux—allowing, how ever, 14, mills additional. To show that be Is I now right ho goes into• details and militates both the County and School Tax for the last year—putting the former at si and 4, .od the latter at 6 inured of 7.1 to 10. He thinks, how ever; that the School Tax will deans. Be knows 'little about the tendencies of taxation, or be would be less confident. His reference to the now easements I cannot speak to, because I have not nen them. I re ferred, as he did, to the old ones in the ratio of 9 to 22. He thinks a trilling tax of 18* mills, jut equal to• one-whole taxation a few years ego, will raise the amount he wants for Railroad purpose,. Haw he expects to raise it upon his own figures with the expenses of collection dis counts and contingencies supersdded, 41 will require the financial skill of a Councilman to explain. Bat, suppose. he can, what than? "ohl that is but a trifle," he will very complacently bay, to those who pay. Upon his own showing with the corrections just intimated, it will make • grand total of nearly 4 per cent. Philadel phia pays 2 1-6. Her people groan bitterly under this infliction and are now endeavoring to. randy It by a change of rule. The house, however, which rents for $BOO here will bring $6OO there, while the valuation is • about the came. The effect is that the Philadelphia Us mast be nearly padrukd on us. Can we pay it v If . it'ls levW, will another house - be built indite city? Led your °Councilman" look upon the rein which Is alreiniy done and the greater which Is ea coolly thuatened, and if it will pot teach hireVisicea and modesty. is may a t • l eas t Mitt= "la a deolffit ferbeatintio: toward the, udferers,and tuch Min - *pitapat:alibis'. 1 4 100 fCC#44ff MIL FILLYOZZ.—The persons who have nomi nated Mr. Fillmore for President, if they have one particle of political astuteness, know - that he has not even a forloni bope- of succees, and it is doubtful if he can carry one single state, and yet they are making most grenuous efforts to prevent his declination. Their object is not hard to determine. They seek to divide the North, and thus give pro-slavery a victory. Mr. B. G. Haven, Fillmores late law partner, in a let ter to the Boston Traveler, says Fillmore will not resign. "Mr. Fillmore will not decline. He has not I so informed me in terms, it is true; but were be to decline, be would prove traitor to that send mentin the country, which so nobly, so genet only sustained him in the very trying times of hie previous administration, and to those just ' and comprehensive American sentithents which inculcate and insist upon exact justice to every Beetle's of our common country, with all its di versified institutions, interests, prejudices and pursuits." The New York Commercial states that it is well understood that when Mr. Fillnoire was last heard from, March 31, he had not received of- Bolsi advice of his nomination lna letter of that date to Mr. Haven, be re marked, after re gretting the necessity for eo early a nomina lon and that the choice bad notfallen upon another, "1 am fully prepared for any sacrifice which It may be necessary to make, and any responsibili ty It may be necessary to take." Nevertheless, we believe Mr. Fillmore will de cline. fie has less sense than we give him credit for, if be will suffer himself to be saoritleed In such an odione position, to gratify a few de magogues and donghfaoce, Wit* would make any saoritico to be revenged on their political Op ponents. SPECIAL NOTICES The Liver Pile.—The Liver Pills of Dr. bleLane were hest used by him exclusively In hie own moth% go efikinloue were thay to all ewe of Liver Complaint, that they beraine_M. and kttriotiuk the attention of the medical faculty. peOweit Into gemeral user They not with vest certainty andlegularltr. the pulent %linnet Immediately feels the dlep u elon of his die.... and Is gradually restored to health. with some the effect Is almost mireculoui. frequently exPerle=hta immediate relief, after having for months resorted to drugf• and med. loines of another emeaiptioa, to rein. Mee.es of the Brer are very common in thte country. and are of ten fright. tot In character. Those whdexperiencerany of the premon itory eysoptouts of tide clearance andeomplinted disuse, should at roue procure • box ‘if Dr liclane'e ed by FLEMLNOliliOnoof Pit:l:Unruh. and poi tam there by, buoyed &world of missy. 1111..Purchlwarseetli be oarelttl to oat for DEL tiPLIII4IO OCLEBRATED LIVER PILLS. manufactured by VLZMINO BMW of Pnesumtan. Pa. Three are otter PHU purporting top:* Liver Met now before the public . Dr. kilanee genuine Liver Pills. sun hie celebrated ernditure. can now be had at ell ...erectable drug_eiorea genet. =gavel the riOnufure /Liniblu auk:dawn A duet Judgment. —public opinion is a tar before which few care about appearing without their acts will stand the severest mmitinisham tome say that Ito euclidean horsh, but nevertheler they are generally /net send cornet uliennedy s Medical Dlroaverr." he. now been on trial for mme 12 years, sad during that re. clod Manmade of witouirs bare arisen to 1101101 in Its favor. One testillm that he wee mired of Hurtful& Mter earning 6 years, another that he found Immediate relief after enduing with Balt-Eilmum {or 20yerar. .ad It is midi evidence .o thin that has mused the public to render the following verdict: Guilty of exterminating and annihi lating from the meteor every humor 'lth which It :emcee In centre. and we recommend It to Abe consideration of the &filleted. Odd try DR. GINO.ILKEYBIIR, 140 Wad West, wholr al: . 701 ; 4 1 1 , 11ES P. PLEMLNO, Allubsay. • es— r. Geo 4 t 11 1 4 4 . H. Keyser, Tniss and Brass &salaams:at. Ro. 110 Wood sr., comer of vire. Pittsburgh. Ps., importer of Ma Fran& Trualoc. cronidning cert./whip/anus. am and durability. with nor. rent construction. Uremia or Ruiturel l'atisata can b. crated by malt. tins amounts ea belam—Lisodlos number of inch. sound the hips, and stating tha lid. &fleeted. art of Sing!. Trust, V. $3, $ 4 . Ilh Doubts, lb. id. Ito. Isutruotiooe am to wear, and two to vadat • rasa In= pmasibla not pith the Trzusa &leo for do. In great Pat rot Body Eno% for tn. mu* of Prolapana Utast Ob.. Prop. andBupportara. Patent Ebouldar Mama Chart Ex Madam and Emote. Bram; adapUd to all with Map sboalden.d neat Imam English Elartio Abdominal Dalta.Sonnetworlar. Dr. ENTREE to alas ortmarsd to Et Ilandat'• fladical Cato Brom. double or Arabs mks of aln. Badloalenna Tram ClD—donblo Manta. ago, Gank P.toatto iltootintra. lot bmkan and ♦artaon mina. Ertlntastnala and tamale. In awry variety. D. Einar would state to time In Immo( Breese that be can often send to malt the petting .by welting but In most taw It would be better tow tie variant and spree the Tnua p•nonally. Anthem DR. OgaITUTS ILETSEIL.. othatrUhril cow Want it * Wee Plttetenntt • Ottristactoro's Excelsior Fiord Hair Dye, No 6 Astor lihrtaci,-17re oblate thla extra:ad/run. article to public estimation. are root said ohtor the tine that It ham beao been the roorld. It la romparatinly a tem lorrparatloN lbotefer3 ouzel, 1115013•1111•11 la Mara. try. and It hap lasasoratsd a hem in la Hair Drains. What axe Ito rearoomandatrroue atuU:kru troi Bar at wry oat:co:tau coke , to notarViblosk ar twos to to cattalos. 26-1 C lashallata witb the Ilatr. end 1204,41/1611 UAW% of Inaming It. 11-1 t It proammend OT=lnrot Mazda. thaoluy maw flak know. 4L6-111. touscootta• to szOlostase• of It. Latium Otb—lt Matto old of popularlEr Irm fog secottla4 to . dna/. FloSsostion. los the setst6lshennt a thew assrttons by vrcs6s, ay the testimony a anazarADows. N. 6 *doe Wm" than it mai:info:Mel, told. out MUM oriftddr. Prior paraitsU hat. 61: hints 604111.60. Sold litholessis sad Nita se SheDrosators or Dr. 010. lIHIS WA TRID,)4O Wood mt. WO alas Dal= Dons. W os WELLS, =Data a CO.. 88 Fourth et. near Wood, Pittsburgh, Po., JELIVT74C777ZAILY OF Buggy, Carriage, Biding, Drovers' DRAY WHIPS: THONGS AND SWITCHES, 'Keep constantly on band, rooeivod direct ?ma Mar Irketoryjo York Ital am ratted or .ortonat of Whips. not" tlrriMar. imam W•IPM Whips. Omni Whip, Dray Map% Plantar,' Ilapagh RaL intim Carriairr Wiest, Map., Msg. Rooks mkt ke. /1 1 1 Arm t 71•4 of Whip. promptly forrarbael to ordi/r. sirOxlsrs Imotn. Usde rolleital sod Drown/ kklaped per tostrtrokex gird= tEutilE IIARSIIMIO.ISI -I•ls4ydavisl Palpitation of the Heart and Nervous Dann:oz.—D. D. Wane, lit. Janice or the Peace. Ent Binonrahain. Pt.. earn hare :nut elected with a dn ... of thi, eunuch, palpitation of the hurt. end nerrosts headache Re 0.0117 U Tan. dints of dollars In order to and scum hot to on Port*" ♦lt.t basing used 3 Cott'e of fOilt 'Elollsod Bitters,' I tut myself entirely redcoat. 1 can eat and .ileep Sell, and attend to my hosanna with pleseare. andwould there fore roconunend it to all three who en sitollarly addend.' angatawil THE GMT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIB JAMES CLARKS',B Celebrated Fetiale ith a. I Prepared from a prescription : it James Dierks, XL D. Pbentinen Detraintivary Qom,- Tbia , invaluable I/Adidas Is onfalling in $ll2llO/1 all them pat' sat Vaasa= etheesee tle the a. male °ventilation. it soodenitas al mow remove all otwitraLtkoh sod Wage an the enauthly period with nonalintly. These Ms shoal be seeel tee or three weds tasainte ta sow CIIIMiItI34 MO Ibrilly the eviestitallen. and helm the sal. VIZ tirmullt"sbalutrouur" to Psi*" hap In all awn of Nernonatme and Illittialditsetinui, panto tDe Deck and Limbs, Ileadnanr, Fatigue on Might Kw. Lion, Palpitation of the Heart. lasses of Spirits, tipster. les, Ina neatlaebs. and all the pednfal &mom sea Boned by a disordered system, these Pl/ls saN lad a ear. when all other mans bare lklitl, and ettbonsb • Foment reinidy, do not =lain hon. calomel. anthtion7. or any other mina*. Inll dinieticms secompenitnir each Paeltade• POW. to the Palled Otatas sad Canada. Ono Dona. . Sob Agrott tor this mat" L Q DALDWIN t Oa, tiotbatat. A. Y. N .LD t 31011Z&Antarta. N. Y.. Gotorst Arm. 8.--$l4O aside pottage mono ostfolot to soy at. thorlsetrestot, vitt Wort • Wilmot thaw Pills by Meru •-• • - w iz to pitsetsvw/J2llllO Litionesl emltatteld etas 34)1M111 - Gomm Dteacomi", tat strool,and Drama= IteMelaY. laZl. lraa Pare Cod Liver 011—Every bottle war maw to be ma OA itrar OIL Do the cos V Shea, /br the rtfEtrands, • Tor the erere VOW, AT the armor IrloWoOo. ' l'br the care of niter. In Me curs Via Skin Dimon. Flo the curse Chr Zornatiao, Far the ova of Choonitakro JAI? No coos V Mao acetate.' For Ms curd Giandular Vorriltoo r . Pro the an Vary*, qf Do Bones. For GU me of i'olooofoory Closnowtow, Do the arse al ChroatoDiaecJttta. CA, ewe or MAW& For thews or %Maw V GU Raider sod Ilcibitys, ibr Chs coy sif asutitrarstot Ms/mai dad General yeah by tbuft . galkll bs . Onttiss try, VI or , ttle varrantad yaps sem. °IL okcfLO. GEO. It Mt lea Woad se. Mhz of CM Cro aorta. elm isms Ole= HOLMES4I COLLENIS, (soma= to 1... amunizo.) Agricultural Warehouse, AND REED No. 129 Wood Street, ap2l•lydkwT PITT 81117 R dn. • • Saw Itosz, June 16th, 10 o.• Alpfw Torii; Liverpool LlineofratixA i JOHN THQMPSON; No. go Otostaittitangt4Po4 the outt Moot , ia4b.4 atm, 010 satbottgod to wall PogliogO CettUlottoilterai at Now Tat sa4 Livottool bat.. to. • ; coßmavaulnicrau,. Smut at,irerart. ' orm Oos hod al*bl Dram be au/ aintwark onus law sattti, swam."_ imam. a1c.4.01 rut Abq Mai tam AMLnr Tait ab a = Otto , A U 11. TO INVALIDS. • , Extension. of Stay Finding it impossitde, from the acctunulat- I..V...mts=4,ll7ttention. to leave Plitatunth a. DB- - ciairrm M. FIT ell Wln estand kis appointment In this city till the Ist, end irema r stiew.staotets arrangements, nett. the 11th of Jens. 1866, wberebe ma ho @unmated dells' (dthhath es. muted) et els Rooms at the ST. CLAIR HOTEL, ...err Penn and Rt. Clair sta. Entrance to Rooms on Penn Street. P rom the bomi MITI to FOUR, for ASTHMA CONSIJMPTION 6s. CHRONIC 1111CONCIIITIS, In the treatment of .hirh the employment of ammoresats Constitutlenal and IlJechthlcal Remedies, and Med - Meal Intudattoise has even him • degree of ovum which an 00000 oleo d a parum Imperfect vestment of them Mau. nate and dangerous dlemace and from ample excerhoome, Dr. Fitch feels bimetal( follyinalleed In easerttngtbst when disease le se @Assume that the stove means fail. no other coarse can afford relief. _ Da. InTilatriapalso be consulted for Catarrh, elthn In the heal or throat; With the UM of loot etmllostioro. by mesas ortmost and asset atlases, together with the ob. serve= of nemmary general roessuresztdoe him Wie ling In even otteuMmes of a year's mod! it. Domer be I milentted 8 a • Mtge& and Chronic In marten of the Stomach and and for Pamela Illaelsan which the employment appropriate machsnleal appliance@ vishiea him to teat ith alma. uniform succese. DR. PITO will to votsted by his amoiste, DR. J. W. BYES& who to with him after the 10th MAW, and with whom istonee to hopes to attend to pollens frgm voidletsnee wi less delay flan has heretofore been of able li Dr. /Wass under the rut qtr of leaving on • lst of Jane. instead of remahang till the /MN Um a ntmant will be concluded Vs Dr. BABEI, who wh I also until Saturday evening July 12th. To iv odste Ms increasing =I extensive western oractiob Dr C. M. Pitch will open In June nuke perms. .04 ogles, Dank% New Yolk. where he will be, titer leaving PI burgh. and where all oommmileationa will hereafter be add/weed. stoodCA LSI DI. PITCH wishes It distlnctlf nude.. that has no ' longer ans . Profeellional ma...Um with Dr. 8 1,1 4 . ti 711C18, and would call attention to the card which be himselfralled meet" Publish inullodiate . . Iron his urn from Dame: MM.': tame.. to 889 course whir Dr.& 8. Fitch was untertunstely persuaded to pursue Males Dr. 0. D. Witch% 111.111:1E._ , Intallde desiring to roneult Dr. Fitch should call as early ai tensible myl inti26BthesmT 01110'&1 1 ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. SPRING ' RANGEMENT. • Passenger Trains 'will run daily, except Baodara. a. bllowc Leaves Pittabargh for Crest/Ina at 7). A. 31. and 3 P Laavea"Ciarttlaator Pittsburgh at 5 A it sad 1160 P These trains allmsta elms eannectlona at Mestane with tralzufbr Columbus, Dayton, I:7lnelnantl, Miaow One, tndiaaapolU, Clansin St. Look and all points on road, alandlog Weit and Boutborast through Ohio. In. dims and /111nols. Both trains Dom Pittsburgh coninictior Mononald math Trams On nandricky, Hominoid and Hsorark road. for °Mango, To.io mal Bandrisky. making as (Mak and tura connsetkms to Oblosgo. as by am othtic ?..t. Coon o• tlorui are nada at Alliance with Trains on Cassetand and Pittsburgh Road for CIPTYIB.I.I, Chicago. Dunkirk and . Buffalo. • • •• • •. ?UMW." leaving Pitteburgh at 3 P. Id. for Panduelry. Toledo and Chicago have the bemalt of • Meld'e rod at !damask* or Cleveland, and arrive In Cbleage early nest evening. through llekete are sold to Colembna Dayton, Man natl. Lordrrllle, Pt. Linda Indianapolis. DellafbetaLar men, Bock bland. lowa Qty, Dundalk. Billeauble, Can*. Bpringhald, 114 Port Warm. Cleveland and the principal atles In the Wed. . . . The NEW BRIOHT()N AOOUSIMODATION TRAIN leave. Neißrighton for Pittsburgh at T A. N. and 1 5A e. N. Wives Pitt.Minas fur New Ihighton aN. and 5% r. N. /or Tickets end further Int.:tefl J n, .0917 to A. T OHNBON, At the tete. Jake, tuvier the 11.66Onifiteie Bose. Or et she federal Ores% Stath. to °HOWL PARKIN. Ticket /vet- J.II.IIOOII.LPr J. MELLY, Pemettear Agent. Pittsburgh. May 1. 1166. 'are Dr. Geo. W. Phillips'. COUGH SYRUP YOB. THE CUBE OP Omaha, Colds, Croup, Loyalness, Bleeding ~ .16110111 Aaiun. ' Bronchitis, Influenza. Bpseksrs Rada Throes. Oonsnmotion. and ail diastass of the Throat and Choi& —ALSO— Dr. Geo. Phillips' REEUMATJC L NIYENT • • AND PAIN PANACEA, YO[ THE RELIEF AND CURE or er u:Th urta. Lumbago, Bela n. Pleuratte Pau; Paha to the fide, Meet, Beek and P.n. Swelled nod Painful Joints. Weak Back. Cram:lN/kw* Throat. titunines to The thousand. who Ease need thew medicinn tatth to their expellent merits by • eontinuanoe ofthebr use.— To three who hare not need then we Irma eel TRY TYD3SI end they -11 l And than to be all they am • -use. mated. and that they will sea with magia.fas often. DR. UDO. W. PHILLIPS. Bole Pronrietor, Chasismati. Ohio. for rale wholesale and } Vali ROI a" A2Ddyfe A Copy of a Letter.—New York, July 15, 18.5.3.—Dx., R. T. ilcuthottr—Denr .61.), Tent Fluid Ru truth au certainly highly csroassarsted. I find them the =at active I ban ever wed, and consider them well wat thy the =Adam of the lecultY in el l the °maniacal , for which they ere designated. If You con o.s thla to teste..7ol3 moat perf.wd liberty to do so. Ten rethectlfedly, yours, J. I, MARX. H. Ewe advertisement Ilthabold's Genuine Preyirstions. enZtthed . Soroffals, Effects of Morcogy, Consurop ftg,idßhmmrtedleol=o: cao .4=o rs /WA maks awd rapastes.. dCDO I.t •Fhlthosaltal Weida:m.loloo mom, Moe and cilia ducal, poirm. Gram .W 4 • Dr. 0:11ATIL No. Erradvsy. Nr* rat. d4rrotOali whoa. timo to 01.1001 thaw sod WI obaoolo affattlosut. Ili Writes rtr. iAkted to eall. orposbilly Mom irbo lure trosirod ao renalit hem ;merlons teratmeat by otha Amities.% Ad, won cored by Dr. 10160 r —Manus Oolbura. aid Broadvan). C. Dorn. Jaw lousbtorr. B. P.B.saker sal and (band...). - IL 0. Crasuto Ciaaasits). F. Eitabbbss IL W. at. and 4e. D. Meath to An honorable and skilful oy . .tel.:mad tar. goom—L. Onlon. M. D. J. A. Amid, M. D... 7. M. Peon, M. D. Mon. L. LenMIA. Mon. o*.orre Park., non. N. ;B. Dn. Asultscr PU ot N.. York. Rom Inas* CAnnn. CUT Jain% New Raft. Patianto at &nane can enhanic th. dcctoz bT Uttar. Kailas tbalr cam Mr. sad rewire advice. and all the nacaserT ninon*, msU r maws, theraby obriatinilt the mosaily at a mama matt. Intlc4nctotry with Illnstratlra anass•lnta. ant I'm to .nra-14 dada. N. IL-032 the Ant rf Rai pr. Death vtLI more to 101 Portphlag 'tre edlee.. °DPWIt• the et. lintel. s Ecnne! HomaP—Elmira; Now York, Jan. 11116—Dr. J. .a.O I arrive.] wow see, wttt.tt•atlna you tar Dr. !OW. reacatamoDaS no roar Dr. Merano'. Imprlsrd Um Pal•• • P•rt of • bpi hadu mainly eared m• wow • p.t• to my h.•d •nd eh% •rIdMC from • Cowed Ilrar. I Dm frequatly asrll Dr. belmaira old War Pills, bat I •m aompallat to data that TOW Iroproval Pills ara superior. Dr U'Lsaes Lasrared Liter DLUa'abd lonwored Vqz Dam .Lo Dr. L Boners Ceiebrabal Waite Cirseselan Lint. swat, surpatei solar on.ier the entail don of Do. L Stott, a Uglify YdloY arslnete ehd Ph rakish of eater gra MAIM Dow gamine only as sreaarel pr pr. I. Scott t Don *de Pre it Wen, Dank Biwa, Morganton.. V.. Dr. Ito. Lane's Improver Liver PUI e ILLIA lm proved Venniftute arecaripartkee by certificate of O. 11c4ne. • All Weabovp_blerliP/nee by Dr. OW). ILA SIBIU Ile Wood street, Wholesale agent JAS. F. PLUM :W. • Ileithenr. neer ft. It. Depot. .hole re. astrnt. - • tnyttirtiterT. Wm. A. Batobelofe Hair Dye.—No nniOrtaiooo3Po=ll could ere, bate attained tha unioneallhour oaterdod to tM. Die, tbo or rating famine. Nature I. not more treks to bowls than the Oman or black protium/ In tha raldeat, *moot or mat trona hair 07 It. hind. nod natio.. MAW. lin mina private room) at BOCILILOWII Win Factory. 233 Droadway.Nas York. Wen A. Batebalor leen the boo et all tan u g l a u n l u otbar a d Imitations.6N e lß,l4 ue ofwat. Pael oat. yo G I2 Y 2 O •d O A N n d POSTLEY. NELSON & CO., uaxo►soruaiae of Cast Steel and Iron Gun Barrels. SOLID BOX VIM; Cad Steel Plated k Hammered Shovels & Spades aianoata. SWIM naanaws, narrow Tooth. ao. WAILED °VMS, ND. 17 NARKST PPITISBUDaII PA. Nrchusts azul exualn• ow dock bank Purailsbus eloorbor. Isfe.Anub HENRY H. CO LLINS FORWANDIN COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND WhOIANAIJI DIALER IN OHXEB2, HOTTER, SEEDS, 11811. Ana Prsauc. UnurAlly. No 25; !Wood Street. Pittsburgh. ALEX. HUNTER. DIAL 29 FLOUR, GRAIN, BACON; LARD; LARD OIL, 'AD PRODUCE GENBRALLt No 290 Liberty Street. 11921:6u1 rnraßoßofi. JOHN COCHRAN_ it BROS. MANOVAOTUREBS OF Ina Bala& Iron Vaults, Vault Doon, Window Minus, Window guards, be., Nos. 91 Second et., & 86 Third et., (between Wood iusd Market,) PITTSBURGH, PA., Hate on hand a variety of now patterns fact ad Ms. rattails Iti_r plaret ob mitylt. tattoo ead to askelei UM , 101 ItiCTI DOW. eih94l British and Continental But NOM lILLLB - 1311AWN BP DUNCAN, SHERMAN k CO., ON TUB DDION BANK, LONDON, IN Saki OP CI AND lIPWARDO. These Drafts are available at all the prin. c i p aT einu ormuriaea. Scotland and Inland. and the We also draw BIGHT GILLS on - M. A. Grunebaum & 174411C10RT a JUIN. Midtowns ea Bamlttaace to all porta or umlasq Brltsarbsi and MOW. .I%Theco handl= to tranlsbroutinsmoeurithsvagh b i ttm down, con which Memo canto Maim!. as soled, la any put alarms.• c k o d " c or BIDS. pot., sad Ain ofturttles to Err " " I:ll"l"ViMa" at t ar*. a co. man, flood. mow SIAM Ms& Vagetanle Cattle Powder—Bu tO y Tow bores sad near Powder s% MEWL I Wool id. 38 dosinedy's Medical Discovery fts mtall Ka WO. U. slt79eaL 140 Waxl rt. Old Palm Bea% 7•years old, of fine quail W. to Wu, Or ado azo 1C1T8141.16140 Wood it. Catt l e Lidowit always for Bale; by the varr""ftig i s 4tti "zsiresirmia weed a. ,H o u tma rtElli,p th e dozen or gross - :„ nevaxwassowasass, artliktislili tgLan-imS, IdWanrovedd kind, Ar *dad NO II ILLTOW . , 130das=a =Hi ous. 4000. IJAiroeisl. nate 11.11..MDELPHLA. and Life Imam= Company. o. 149 CHESTNUT STREET, OPPOSITE ME =MN HOME make all kinds of Ituraranoe. either or Limited. on enor7 dro. rfotlon of Protorty or flaw mo.polo rot. of orwonoof. ROBERT P. lELVO, Proddszt. - 11. W. Buxm, _The Prodding. DMIETOBB.I Ork.P uzi gh. P. Jas. 8. P.ul Bhormon. John Casyfoo. &P. Ifroromo. IL . lioaolsowro. Iloorotsr7. J. G. 00771 N. /Woof. doefP,lrPs -eon= Third and Wood otrooto PITTSBURGH Life. Fire & Marine Insurance Company; office, Corner Market and. Water Streets, PITI9BUItOII. PA. ROBY. GALWIT. Presktasg. T 4. Gasaiii. s.er. This Company makes every Inehrance ap rertalving to cr rornamoted with LIPZ RISK& • __A lac vi , !‘ffit and Cargo Maintop tt..5 Clik, and ~lrrlr ira • and trlblatartaa. sod MAripo Mats gar,- And apinst Lose or Damage by Fire, end ~tnat the Portia of Um Sas and Tala, Havicatloll sad Uou. Porgia Grad at the lowaatrataa earalstatit lath ulatY Wall wartl.. mamas: Ji.soDh C. Lassib, John iirillartroa. Manelold B. Drown. David ILChain!arm Christian Con. William Carr. Roberta.. Jac D. al'ailL race Rabin Gana, Samna IlaChmann. Joni* P. Hama. at. D, Jahn &GM Jamas Marshall. David Rlettoy. June. W. Hallman. Chas: Arbuthnot. Alasande Ersollay. PERNBYLVAXLI INSITRANCE CO. OF PITTSBURGH, Oornar Fourth and Smithfield Streets. Authorized Capital $200,000. INSURE 8L1LD12093 42W OTHER PROPERTY Against Logs Dr Damage by PIM And On Pails of tba ges and Inland Naatiation and _ W. P.Johniton, BAlPatterwo, Jacob UAW, W.lll3linthat, J O ri n Ta. w. D. E. Pork. L Sprott I Wads si Vt li g i 3h A. J. JoLus, J. H... An, H. R. A. A. C.M.He W. B. HaR4 11. H. /AM President, Hon. WM. ►. JOHNSTON. ' 111;Z Pnolile.ni. ROLA' PATTI/1130N. A.cretar7 • Trwrne. A. A. CAJUM. non en' and Mechanics' Fire & Manna lIIIBANCE COMPANY, OF PRELADIMPRIA. HOa. THOS. B. YLORZNUE. FmkkW mw R. ltaxsou,, sacrstari. STATEMENT or P.USILNIRIA • Pint day of lIIMISt CO UM Thirty !Int asy of 31011.101 31 ........ 300,003 00 Eilli:ZZgaM;M Bonds •I Allegluteouniy, PittshUrgh Sod Pittsbur frs 21 &I Railroad Bonds 4 " --. ......V 4i. U. 012 Flrst Rlortge or aWil - liaiel: .........: 69,9.50 00 do &seta, Collat. al Rash to flank and op ktaLi-- . ... .... - .... 11,092 22 Capital subscribed (Oannentnot yet due) ..... ... 97,000 00 Premium Notes, tutmatured - . 65,387 31 Doe from Agents(esonred by Bond. .............../685 8 01 lIIIMMIC. and COMIIIIIAOI2I ............ . ...... ........... 11.651 35 Total atoouut of Loma luoullted, but not rt oolluotod. Marino.- i 4460 66 This Company insure, hull •od rano...tato on the Ohlo and Idballad Ultertasies. Immo wa prompt'? dam ages D` area. literally adjusted and p Paid Ilsrantscrs—Hon. T. M. Hone, Gen. J. H. Morehead James Wood. for Ineur;.uro OPP!! U o , Ta NAN J. HUNTER, amt. Joll:tt fa No. DO Watar .t. bet 'Wood sad Rub& Reliance Mutual Immrance Company OF PIIILADELPRI A. MOON NO. TO RAL/V77T drIZATET. &curdy hm hitt: LeISURANOn Builthngs osiat. , Mar. obandise. The baFWmo eto. m lo b ' n M wi th o th n e s y e c 4 r iIY of • Btock.Oaplial, entitles the Insomd to sham b tbanionta of the Oompanyontboot liability far imam Tim Script Ontiftabee of tble Company for at., am imonntible, at Dar, into the Canna! Wei of Q. Ozone/. CL.I3ISNOLMr. President. B. N. HDIBMOTOILS:INCII3US_ &MUM • Clam Tlnalea. Leila PL astdowell. Wm. n. 'lUmpeon, Gera. N. Dakar. T. ti.l l = iter, Heal. W. Titillaf. O.Z. Lathrop. Hobart Steen, C. L. Canon. idiniiirrhtL JustsL. TsLioc. Jacob T. B.LLr47. O. Y. IL Lrolad. • Arabsld GUM Wm. 11. BainPhi. Piave. J. 0. CO7l/01, Anne, Third and Wald m t. lIELAWARE MUTUAL SAFE'rY INSUR AIMS SCOMPANY.h lladsrphl 0171014 8.1. corner Tblwl and Pa. IdARINN YNAIIRANC.IO, On VISSELD. (LANDO. MIGHT. Nallporter( the world. INLAND INEIIIKANOE Oa Clocals..by Mem. Canale. Laker and Land. Darrtagier, to all parte of the Calm LSE 118 7111 E On um:tomb. gLerally. On atom. Dashing Lioness. do, Amu or rna OMPANT, Nov. buy 186 A. Made and Mortealno. and Real Siftte .......$101472* 00 Phlledelphla City and other Wane.— box 0 to Stack in Banks. Manmade sad Inset:rasa - Coo, Adrillaordeabia:- ..... Immo irt =on hand 26,22 A 09 nee due at AirenTieW 7 -& - ei....lnteraritte - Policies month. Issawl.-antl other delta st =l.l7any ..... 93.dSd 00 Tetal aatcant .. o . Of iglillsat 11 artlo. Dll M 9te .pwacs d' dilintu. Jonsph a. fiwal. CUrmw Holly. M d it el i tuder, rue} Z. &ads, Jame. Trwpadr. rorlL a Penwww. Wllllom g, mu awurd•CL=g , Joao. L. Prim I /atm Twitawni, . OA Z. ittduo Weeks. Jamas IL //47.111•04. Jo!•••••-• Wa. O. Ludwig ... ...;iiZoo — . 1:;xlms a. Mush cnist i . ''''' . J...T.l..oo;On, " Plksbarat. , Jobs, 13. bosoilo. WILLIAM MANTl.N,livrid. mf. TEICIMAII 0. lIAND. Vico .Pre ULM Lm U. Sasdaiv. yIP V. 93 A.. &LUMINA Agee.. No. Water ot ll . ttoftrgb. Citisen'a Lurarance Campy of Pittsburgh. WM BAG/MILT Prestasia. aultanzu..Bol% 07.148, PS RAMA. 111711117N 5. NARIXT AND WOOD SMUT INDURICS PIND OLEO° ItIENB ON TEM - OLIO AND KIESIDSIPIII7.IO, AND TILLBUTARISIB, sr• wind lan iNs /Mawr ep rm. ALSO Avail Gl Um El/ ad IN NA i1a4170.14 and TRAMPOILTAZION. tira 8..... 7, 1104.. link ilialins. Union n. U. Kiss kebut Mkik, Jr. Win. Et= e. listhinnh. John B. basalt. Paunch. hands Wiwi, r.v.v.= n B. bmmakap. Wi !UM John Ws. dal The only Medal Awarded by the New York Ezbltitbut to U» Mall& or istilyliEsaes ilsau dsturars bas buo obtilned, sataakti sumsrour essaystl. tors. by LS& Je PIR11111& for tbalr Winteli371:11811117.11 fIAOOII. vberoby Author tortimony Is sabolof of Its btog tto. but Boom ostutt. The celebrity of tad. Baum has .tandad to ever/ to of the globs, and Ile • Macy to oroanteleg the general health le becomiag daily more awned and ackumbelLged to the United Etats, itia held to be the mat WOOS MO croadimitut, and Y estanned for its ionic and laySgaratins propertlea, Its habitual use enabling the atortitch to digest the Zed. On the Outtinent Bum*. t 0... Queldles War. been testilted to by gentleman. who nit., to Lag 1 NM. EOM thus "t hare carried a !onkel sour Wonsestershlre gas. Is a toot 1 her• Just reingleted through Egan and Portugal. and Were lone my present Mtn of beelth to Its erg pow Paw* la stomach* and I think smalkinal. can with Muth say there le nothing il3 a trawsieve Puy gage Is .mental to his romihrt. at Instils time countztes. as your nor. la Indla, also whirs It Is found at to stow or owe nutmeat, noodlesl gantleman wilts. tout Madras to its boatel's the Luna profbarlon at Worcester. In to. fallowing tomato •Tall I ea t Parana that Mole mute Is Mthly summed In India, and that It Is. In nu canton. the =et halatabla r wall aa Um man whatnots* mum made." This sauce la syllabi. for um variety 'of dish, tad the unlysraal dsosood .blab Its ascolkuo hu ousted bu lad to many latltatlorui bang Ohm& to the pod* under • votioty or tatar. bat the moths soar 1* thumbs the sum of "LIU & Pt6itltib^ Wog looonsasd upon lb. want &dello corals*, or patent glass .topper of the bottle, aa well so the labols sod wan**. We Aunts tor ths Uoltad Statu s JOHN DUNCAN & 8088. aptly& 405 iltualarsy. Nur York. Dallay's Illogical Pain tractor Inflammation and Pain aro as ineeparablo as etre and Inst loassomalloApraluns calm end yaln produon Innate:lMln. Manner then Is immature Iwo thribiding or redness, no matter &he am It 1 MM. Wby • Amen s hurt. a tom pnen. rtnumatism. mad, aurn or snag. than Is Ineszumation. A Inuadent boots or • thousand momma cannot nltsi or chants the rouoluslon. To reins Ines and restore nature, mm. melon must be subdued. To srommlialt lb* the scum of the physician are strays dinned. Thousands of pby. Edson and ten thousand at the soar' and most essiseton meow uto hen wed DALLTVI MAGICAL PAIN 12. TRACTOR. an mantand, and n admit that Its entrol om hallaternatkot le most wonderful and lunnillats. Instantly ana7llll the polo, Itsittnininstiolson, maturing =OM rasanfons sad amain agora to resume 'ha Gomm, nuns and bailing. No burn, ward, ann or ollment Is too Inas rnyield to Its soothlin and curing tollosoen— Apply It Inunallataly and the cure has oomminund. WAR Dam should be &Minuend to C. V, On I Soldßantsystaleet Ton. in annum% by OVA IL IEYBIOI. 140 Wood at. WIC GIAMS & AUBE. 13 0001850118 TO AItNOLD 113 WILLIAMS Chllson Furnaces, Wro't Iron Tubing AND ITIIINCIGMBALIL /br I L w arwing and Valhi/mice of . W. a. soattriiit 6r Warmth and Ventilatingln Bbam or Water. Mei or Olitlaxeslhanso..Cturealw. Meat% • tal e mania. Otsma Roam. Ckrarl Una. Jai Mt. er DvaUlsas. No. at Mutat at. PM:daft EAGLE STEEL WORKS. JOSEPH =WORTH & UO isMama ra Minna co.) 11/6NUA=13311.11 07 Oast Steel. Osman. Saw. Blida. Plough AND •SPRING STEEL; ARIES, VICES, SPRINGS, PIMA Mattocks, Wedges, Harrow Tooth, b.& - l uminous; zo. w &Worn Wax% sati xinaustas. PITTSBURGH, Pb Jamwr 1 DISA-1 a 1.4. • F or gge.—Efendsome Property for sale, latest. at the Asia of Um Told Daimon lAA city an 4 umr Wean, acitaistAl shoot ONE Aals...sud b r 1„. Itir. A. M. Emma. APPI7 te mattlte) No. a Gnat at.ilttibash. - kollo i nes Ointmakilold in arm tr. 5t riginsararwiDa lIIODA ASH of agoal sat ludfcmil aslity sat sunithAtimba • 16•P5.11164 . , .. rffmm Ne Ambro The Azebrotype is dem= the most pisidse. stsututi ,ad .tteseu art.O Bora& , GGE to Quo art. Tiler tone b y veva/ And 1:110111In degree nererobUtcsad by the old prom. — Dein ..._lnErn. L os they are emagedlngly brllllontand En' nee .ne tyro, they are rerfert.l7 &mina ln.nl angle. Little children ere Dierared sat only more bean• tifelir he , Is elmod Inenereciable polo% of time by the Anchrol7pc. Br no other promo mu pictures be =de eo Periectlf beentlreL We reepecttar request our frt=de and the public generally to all and examine specimens end judge Err tberaseleva Rmember the plane. NELSON% GALLERY. old (Woe Bya tt.er l i TillirG tleeL war Marl., P. BEiZERT, Sculptor, Mailer, Stucco Worker and Wood (Arm. No. 80 Third stmt. between Wood and Marty etroots. PlitAbarsh. I's., kap conswAlT oo hood an weyrunset or 4W Fancy Orman, Meow for wilsrd. to se.B.lydfo NEW ADVERTISEMENT'S Drs. Gilbert & Kennedy vizir CANCERS, TUMORS, ULCERS, &a.. Without Surgiosl Oierwlhas. (Moe 746 Broadway, -001217.dat AMOS Pia= IM.Gov. T. M. Tucker, flan. T. Butler Slum Judge Abs. WOW, Judi* S. W. Hallam Otn. NatrAmeo Lopes,• !Mussel White, Ospt hash Banns. Cap t. Wm. Inathers. Taos. E. Baud, AL D. •A. &BaldielsOl. D. W. P. Alllsornld. D. L B. Pinwale, 11. D. TAMILOS TO NM TO" IsHor. Jos, 0. Joinslre.d. P. Btant an. B. r. Palmer. Inventor o f ntime, Attlansl Lon Pram!, atlas, Naval Ocautruotar„ Mss? Bard, PhDs. Prapastors oohs Oinked Boo" PhDs. adr.Send for a ilouphlet. 0:1041 111 IROPOSALSFORSCALESFOR WEIGH- L. IND COAL. HAY, 2.—haled Proposal. win be re' eathed by the finance Committee at the Oily 1 restorer's Mos until SATURDAY, the 10th lost., for the areetion. within the city, of SOUR WF.IOII St/.111,- of the cammie ty of ten tows each, and with platforms of safffeient be the largest wegoos. Said propoeshi to thcinde the wet f aaoavaapan, Ibundation Wahl 001 mammy lraminQ — Tb. ;erten or pemone acorpting omit:rams to erect mad Scales will enter into an agreement to depend solely ,pail the tennis. ariaing to the city from the same in payment of his or their tan In accordance with theprovisions of an L Mak • WWl= Y. lottottoo, Oltroath. throw - • • Theodor 6lemmttoo,, Goo. S. Bolden,. - DYE notm-21) bbla. fresh zeal end itftsue by • soy? BELL& usarrr _ Lr G REASE -1 bbl. read and for saki by BUS i MONTI' MANCLIESTER PROM:IT - FOR ' - A large Dindlto nett», of ball. 2 mkt% • tocanorldtetten and 3 cluonnarg Ins pordt boa% •• • collar.ta rba lot boo a tete tof 170 ft on Patti* it. al 124 on Ma/Man et, to a allifx. Th. atoms Dlorant lotatJan; llolt aad gado Moo, ettraltt/m. Ao• : ntyll• BOUSHBiBtt NO.I. 41 KiMit at. • /iAPOLEON. PAPHS, -HANGINGS, of eloth and DIM awl •' buattfol . rwith bor. t subs baporued. -for Ws bp mr6 W. P. HBII&U.♦ CO * a ad stmt. NTAL—Ontra Mews, d s, Taao, Lr n iti'and .a Ibrutet Plebym, let Ott eirebo, with • gent vanity of orumutts on Watt Prirm*rolid• by MASE.IIALL it CO. FTLIRE BOARD PRINTS—A gr_sid id/ X m Patens lix mists W.P.WAPZEIALL OA. UntaNDIV WAD awhaltiala and a tall, by - bly6 ES W. t_ P. miasma c a QUMAC-50 eke, in store for sale_bT .I.42 , arcos i bT ruun Tenn i) : l M om etal--5 ,00. 00 fo IabLLICTICIIT CO. CO t A 82' YMANUFACTURED -TOBACCO-50 • F tamls goo olurarr km bodes, Us let. DAME( =MEI bCCO. FirENN. BACON BAMB-25 caaksin don_ tertai Dr MAUI" BMW I 00. GA - G um) NUTS-1000 esoluEiri* zwro for my 6 IBLTAWD/CILEY LARD 9 9 riA6 tca family.*; yr .:U.o3lore for DICKE!•CCL fur ACII-200 fcrt stdo b - girs a. A. 7 kw, GUM ARA 111 . 0-40 C .3 abi fi mt ual &go. It/LADDER-3 cads for !isle_ age - - B. A. TAME - MATO= 00. . . REPAR4I) 9II.ALK-15 eases for Bale b 7 i Age): • • zymi: _ _ Ie = • ' lOttleacarledja.o •• • atosotoste by . 1 MINIM 11/JUSAISIEL ABDAID-10 bblii No. 1 and 15 do No , t,hist.tedd and Re Pabo ta nni : GISITAISAUGHL tESOAP-.-2a boxes in etas and for Filil/T. -1275 BPSINGEATIMEDAIXiIi. CERMAN -80 AP-4 5 ,boxes 111 Eto7o and Mk by m7O - BEIMINGIS 171311tacan. Ado:. •.• . 311 - • • I P l ..dt.qt figs • •••.,•• Amwrit/ dlisiikseibitrr --.--