The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, May 14, 1856, Image 2

PiTTsßtiftf=ii GAZETTE
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PITTBI3TJRGH:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1856.
itcptablanNational Convention.
10 TIOZPZOPIABOP ZEIZ UAITSD ST.,!LTES.
the People of the United States, without
waned to pon. political Merman or dletekne. eho ero
NPProod to the repeal of the Dletoort Compromise, to the
Patel of the present Adtelelstratlen, to the extension of
Slavery Into the Telliterfel. In aver of the ae=hatan of
Kenna as • fres latelo..d of mtertoit the sotto° of the
YeOrrel LTD./Vol of Weemzoron sod
Jurzoses, en.lnvited by the National Ccearnittso, appoint
. 4 b i .b.pursterfsh Oceseentlan of the VA of February
18611, to send from mob Stets three Delagetos form semi
Coscreeelenal Metriet. sod six Delegate. et lugs, to meet
NryIIMADELPHIA. on the Serentonal. dal, of Jane sort
for the InNiese of roostomendlog centlbletee to be oure
parted tribe cdlei! of. Proddont: and Tito President of
th*tfaltO , Etatos.. -
, • • It ifs, York.
• ..911ANCNA P. 8LA112, 0 = . 1 02 . 4 .
• . JOHN U. NILE%
DAVID WILMOT, Pelsoefirembe
• - IP. MINH, Ohlo.
WIIaaAM M. CHACE,Itbode Mead.
JOHN Z. 000DRICH.mearaohusette.
rgeR. R I T L n n tat 1 1
E. R. L E AND 1111 note. •
CIIARLES DlCHEY,Mlohissa.,
GEORGE G. WIG, Now ILEmoouife.
a..STATEN& lawn_
CORNELIUS COLA o.llWela.
LAWBRNCE BRAINERD. Vermont,
. WILLIAM GROWL LAM.,
WYMAN SPOONINt, Wisconsin.
C.M. IC. PAULTRON. Boer neer
E. D. WILLIAMS, Delaware. *
3011N.0. IDO,Mentoelly.
JAMES BEDPAN FF. Missenri,
LEWIS DLEPFIANK, Dior. of Columbia,
goaston. March YD. 1850. .Nafiesat Cotesettne.
Republican State Convention.
•In flmient of tho duties imposed upon
the undersigned. s. member of the National Executive
Voinuilltee for the Mete of Seransylvanle. (appointed Dr
the hispablicen °aeration held at Pittsbaldi ou the
• Ult.) sod In compllare with the wishes of normema
hands thrasighont the etate„notice Is hereby given that
S ItiIEURLICIAN sears CONVKSTION w U be held In the
tEty of Ptilladelphle,oe 110NDAT, the Ulth day of JUNE
next, at 10 o'clock. A.M.. for th e formation of an Elector
ad Tkket, d the amine lon cf a Pate Ticket, to be
.Irneverta. at the ensuing Presidential andßiate Malang
ated wayerelly for th transactirn of ell mob anthem m
shall mem bare aid Contention.
The undenes would ran:mend that the Connie.
thm tolitte Deleates. beim In number to that of
Lb. Senate and Rowe of Itareeentatlyer; and that th
friends of Freedom Ir. the metral counties of Um Comma
wealth matt at tea county seat, or other irrianant place
In their moieties cantle. on SATURDAY. the Dinner
of May next. (moan tom. other day will better anammo
date.) and eleetdelegates to repress at them In said State
Oonantiont and aim. at the same time and place. three
delegates Qom the layered faixtraegonal distrie . a, to rep"
resent thin State in the Natal.' Nominating Convention
to he held on dui lith ofJnne next, at PhUsawohle.
D. W ILMOT
Member of National Ex. Gum. for Pu
ToWalUgaliferchtkidM.
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Republican County Convention.
At•meetluz of the &mobile. tkomattas of Alleglce
nlf moan, held In Mtg:ugh on Oa 4th of May, 11156
the Lanus mil woo adopted:
he people of Allegheny county. without regal 4 to Pest
political differences. who ate oporeed to the Mesa of the
allseentri Compromise; to the ymiler of the pre.. Adzo I o
Istratiotomn the extension of lilavery into the Territorielo
In favor of the stincieekm of Benne as • Free Pte.. &no
of reaming the motion of the, rederal Government to
Ohs wind:dee of Wuhingtop and Jotremmess requeeted.
In coma..., with the call Lammed by the Republican Na
Gana Committee appointed at the Republican
Convention, hl tturg
22.1 of FNatonayl l~
to meet la their P espe sb cive
val t . e dletricte ebrusb
ont the county on hdrUIIDAY. the gist dap of Mrs. nu.
ma chem. two delegates from each. to mast In County
Coneention at the Court oars , . la the City of Pittsburgh.
on Wil:DalgeD AY. Utz 41A of 1it..1.&56, at 11l o'clock A. M.
to elect delegates to the 11,publican National Convention
to be held In Philadelphia on the 1 7 th of June, 1854 for
the Marjo. of nentinating a Preeldential ticket.
The County Clonventionetry called will el. select
delegates ft= Allegheny County to the Bepubrean State
Converakm to be held In Philadelphia on the h afJune.
The meetings In the Wen:whips will ho held between the
home of El and 5 P et, awl in the att. and borough, be.
traenthe boon of T az,B P.
'MB. 1,. PIMILDiI.
JOHN MAMIE/I
WM. °DUMAN, JR.
HUSAILL MUTT,
THOMAS PENNEY.
JAIII6B Mc/OMNI%
JARED IC BRUSH.
JAMES CAROTID:BS.
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Members oldie BaDnbikan County Committee.
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e.V—Str Dollen per azumme. payable La sateen=
W REILLY—Two Dollen pre aturoln. advance,—
°tube will be an:applied act the loteing condltiotuc
Your &ream per oo
Ten Copies per /0 OD
illgrAdvalguarstents are strictly eZttred, wad the
paper Ito .6= the veer to eat. eel= It le renewed
say- For Telegraphic, News see 8d page. For
City and Commercial News see 4th page.
BILLZPONTAINZ AND INDIANA—INDIA NAPOLIS,
Preinnuatm AND CLEM/LAND lirammans.—These
roads—the first extending from the Cleveland
and Columbus road, near Croetline, to the Indi
ana line at Union; the latter thence to Indian
apolis, and formerly known as the Dellefontaine
and Indianapolis Road—have, for operating per.
poem, been consolidated and placed under the
management of an Executive Committee. The
business interests of these roads being identical,
a severed management was very embarrassing
to-both, and their complete prosperity demanded
a union in their running arrangements. To ac
complish this, an Executive Committee was cre
ated, taking two Directors from each road, to
wit, fawn! Wean and ELUDIA T. STERLING, of
the firm named road, &tunes Wrer and Damn,
TAND/i3, of Indianapolis, of the second; and Jolts
Reocon, the President of both reads.
This Committee run both roads as if but one,
thus avoiding difficulties of connections, and en
suring much greater economy and efficiency in
management, than could be attained under a
distinct service. The executive Committee, for
greater convenience, have opened their office in
Cleveland, and appointed as Secretary J. DL
Tuomeaort, who is also secretary of the IL and L
Road.
The aims of these consolidated roads start from
Crestline, thus accommodating passengers either
!ma Cleeeland or Pittsburgh.
NAVIGLBLE ILITIE.S.-011 our .firet
page we give from an eye-witness a description
of the loss of the Effie Afton at the Rock Island
Railroad Bridge, and the abortive attempts of
other boats to run through the dangerous pass.
The question arises, on whom is this great loss
to fall,--on the Railroad Company, or on the
steamboat omens? Who Is to pay also for the
delay and expense of working through the nar
row shutef and for the InCrease of insurance?
The Mississippi was a free river, a great nation
al highway, floating the commerce of an empire;
but now it pays tribute to a private company
controlling a local and artificial mode of convey
ance. The National Government has spent hun
dreds of. thousands of dollars_to remove obstruc
tions to navigation, and yet has permitted one of
the most dangerous obstructions to be placed
saute it,thuo compelling the immense and fertile
, region north of it to pay tribute for the benefit of
-- a Railroad and Bridge Company. Navigation
being dangerous at that point, will Increase the
price of insular= on all boats passing to ports
above. This, together with the liability to de
lay, will greatly increase the price of freight and
passage. All this is so much injury to the re
gions above the obstruction.
The policy of obstructing the great navigable
rivers of the west by bridges is One of danger
ous tendency, and 'of. most doubtful propriety.
Rivers are before Railroads, aro more valuable,
and have better righti. The inconvenience of
crossing,the Ohio, or the Mississippi, in ferry
-boats, b pot' es great as to justify obstructing
the navigation of those noble streams.
.; TEN USTEIODLIM OSSIR&L 00SYSRESCIS., in Seg.
- 11101:1 at Indianapolis, are progressing but slowly.
On Saturday last, the Conference was still oc
cupied in bearing the argument in the appeal
case of L. D. Harlan charged with slandering
Bishop Hemline.
la the rules adopted by the Conference ex -
Irani, Outdo that "in cues affecting charier
ter" - the:prevlous question shall not be called,
endue means shaU be employed to cat off debate
therein no telling • how much longer this case
May last.
Not much of general interest will transpire,
until the committees on Blareo, and on the pru
dentist roles of the church in relation to the
Ministry embracing the length of times preacher
may be stationed in one place, and on the duties
an office of Presiding Elders, report. When
these - important questions come up the debate
• will probably be of a most ozeiting and inter
swank description.
Mentenuerrre Exs tarries Lew.—Nearly all
the Treellitstes bare exemption laws to prevent
the debtor from being stripped entirely of hie
property and mains of existonoo. The Massa
chusetts House of Iteprelentatlves have passed
a bill ezemptlig debtor's property to the follow-.
lag ritent:.:•Thilueoessary wearing apparel of
the debtni end of hie wife and children; one
bedstead, NO, and the necessary bedding for ev
,' •:tiry two persona in the family; one iron stave
used for cooking, or warming the dwelling house;
'and fast .not exceeding the valise of ten dollare,
prorated and designed for the nee of the family;
fa:colter to the value of $100; books, $6O ; lleo,
: stocki $5O; tools, and stook, $100; one paw,
Whloliiereshis liable fortes:, uniform and accdu.
of.im 01/teer,-required by Law to be kept
Ed right. of,buttal and torahs while in
, use y , the repeat:tries of the des& ,
• • The Feet Obi* 43 , tete.,Fee will be bal.
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Saost_Larn Sufannon.There has beta in
arrival at Cleveland, from Lake Superior, the !
North Star having returned from her first trip.—
Immerute quantities of ice still float in lake Supe
rior, rendering navigation difficult and dangerous.
The stock of flour and pork at, Ontonagon, had
been completely exhausted, and the supplies by
the steamer were most welcome. The mining
prospects were never better; It is said 'there,
that the North American will bo able this sea
son to ship 800 tone, the Cliff 1700, and the
Minnesota 1600." The others will likewise ship
proportionately large amounts. A large maze
in the Minnesota bee been diseovered, which it in
calculated weighs 1050 tons. The Collins Co.
have a large lot of blooms at Marqaette, and
iron-ore and copper at the various ports, in eon
elderable quantities, is awaiting shipment.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY C,orrvaavrott.—The call
for a County Convention to elect delegates to the
National and State Republican Conventions, to
meet in Philadelphia on the 16th and 17th of
June, appears In our paper. As these CONTOD
tious ate of the utmost importance to the future
seeress of the principles of the party, there can
be no doubt that tho friends of the cause through
out the county will promptly respond, by elect
ing delegates to the County. .Convention. It le
not designed to take any action for the selection
of a county ticket at this time. We hope before
that selection shell become necessary, there will
be a complete and cordial union of all the anti
administration voters upon one Irene, and upon
one presidential ticket. This will ensure cer
tain end triumphant success.
00ft BOOK TABLE
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If Mr. Whitney has any fame worth preserve'
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defends Slavery, denounces Republican 'senti
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friends. It.is a poor attempt to bolster up the
Silver-Grey-Rindoo Fillmore party in New York!
and to resist the stern and steady advance of the
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These sermons, delivered last November, have
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history. The Rise of the Dutch Republic , is the
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Above we furnish the names of countries visi
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etre&
Ensues or zue BURIED Bitesas.—The four
Miners who were burled alive In the coal Mines
on the Muskingum river, below Zanesville, were
reached on Saturday last, and taken from their
prison boron, whore they had been confined fif
teen days. Tho following thrilling account of
the deliverance will be read with Interest:
The persons who were thus entombed, are
named Edgin, Savage, Pearson and 00wood.—
Pearson is an old man and Savage a boy about
18 years. The old man suffered - most; the boy
least from exhaustion. Edgin mad Pearson bad
families ; who were constantly preeent under an
almost insane agony of mind.
The work of rescue waa a herculean work, bat
bravely undertaken end heroically commented.
It was the more dillioult aa but about eight men
could work at a time. There wore eighty men
constantly laboring day and night relieving each
other in gangs. The progress was slow, and be
came slower the farther they went into the bank;
so that since Sabbath last not more than a foot
an hour has been realized. And this progress
was interrupted by the rock felling in, and by
the impure air, which put out the lights.
Tun JIRO:M.—Let It be known that these he
roic men were in constant peril of their line in
all the fortnight's work. Of course they had
propped up with limber as they worked la; but
at times the Limner bent like a reed under the
!mamma premiere, and, at times, gave way. The
fragmentery condition'of the rock prevented the
workmen from making themselves secure. They
could not work without light, and when, on Sun
day, they had cut in 236 feet, and were about to
despair, owing to tho bad atmosphere and the
counsels of 5000 who thought It too lath to save
the men—they took new vigor and new hope,'
and still pressed on until Friday, when the at
tention of the workmen was arrested by a knock
ing within. They panned, and hallooed. Again
and again hallooed! when the volees of the en
tombed was beard faintly in a responsive .11 or
rah I
The crowd without, on the river bank, soon
naught the cheering 00111: "Hurrah! Hurrahll".
rent the air with such a joy as never awoke the
echoes of that beautiful valley • before. The
Elena just then was moat thrilling. Dow differ
ently it affects different men, this rapture of joy.
Some ran aside in silence end shed tears Borne
laughed wildly as lunatics! Some whooped like
Aborigines! Borne capered and cavorted like
dancing Dervishes in their inspiration! it was
crate scene, and not diecreditable to our fallen
Aumau nature.
The next thing in order was to hold a conver
sation with the entombed. The first intelligible
question propounded by the insiders was:
"Wee anybody killed by the swing,"
°None," said the. workmen.
"Hurrah! husfult I" was beard from within.
This jubilee or. the entombed was reported out
side to the crowd, who responded to it by
spontaneous hurrah of their own.
It seemed that the men had pinkedtheir way
some twenty feet within the rocky future and
were enabled to converse pretty freely. The
workmen warned them to retire within, as . they
were. in. Imminent. danger. Eden. said be
winddn'tbudge till they told them what wmt the
day and hour, and how long they had beenfihut
in. The workmen told .him that, he had only
been inn wessisp that, it was biday—dsoelving
him, as eltotrappoood forhis.mgood , end that.
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of his companions. Edgin then told them to •
say to their families and friends, that if they I
didn't got out, they were ready to die happily,
having made their peace with God. Edgin then
retired, exclaiming to the workmen most cheer:
folly : 71-
"We'll go in! Work - on boys I May,: God
blees you!'. ,
This dialogue gave new hope to the workniem,
and they labored on until the bad air put cut the
lights again, when the work was suspended for
four hours, until they sent to Zanesville, for
some hose, a bellows and somo pipe, by which
they sent fresh air le; and the lights were re
sumed, and the work went on until Friday night,
when -it we, said they were within twenty min
utea of the rescue. Arrangements were all made
to receive them, and expectation was again
baulked by another caving in of the earth and
rock. Friday night the work continued. Some
six hundred people re.nained till one o'clock
yesterday morning, when the rescued were
brought out to the crowd with their faces cover
ed and their bodies were very much emaciated
and exhausted. Their families were not permit
ted immediately to meet them; Physicians were
present"to look after their well being, and every
thing done to make sure of the results of the
long labor, viz: the preservation of their lives.
Pearson, the older man, bad a fluttering at the
heart; the others seemed to be .. 1,13 well as could
be expected." Their faces were covered to pro
tect their eyes. The boy, Savage, it is said,
made enquiry the Bret thing otter a "chew of
tobacco;' the rest after their families and
friends. They had taken some sleep qn come
dry dirt which they had piled up for that purr
pose; but had no Idea of the time that had
elapsed.
Notwithstanding these men were thus imbed
ded in the earth, perhapstheir preservation from
death by hunger was prevented by that very
fact. In the English mines, men base lived even
sixteen-Idays without food. The very want of
light mid free circulation of air, the moisture of
their tpmb, together with the leek of oxygen to
carry off the particles eliminated from the body
may have had some effect in preventing that ex
haustion which has accompanied hunger in the
open air, in arid plains or on the salt ocean.
Cormiesondiraes of N. Y. Commercial A.:rettletr.
By the Atlantic.
Lennox, April 29, 1856.
The last mail took ant en imperfect oopy of
the treaty of peace which had surreptitiously
found Its way into one of the London papers.—
The complete treaty has now been received, and
coppice several clauses which were wanting. It
was published yesterday in the Moniteur, and is
inserted to day at length in the Eaglieh journals.
The additional clauses are of an important
character niece they provide-1. For en am
nesty to all the subjects of RUSSIA as well as
those of the other powers who may have coin
promised themselves by intercourse with the
enemy during the war. 2. The admission of
Turkey into the concert of European states; and
3. A stip:define that in cage of disagreement be
tween any of the individual powers named in the
treaty,. the mediation of the whole shall be de
manded before any resort to force is attempted.
The formal proclamation of peace has taken
place to-day in ancient heraldic form at porno of
the principle points of the metropolis. The dis
cussion on the treaty in Parliament is fixed for
the sth of May. Sunday next is to be a day of
thanksgiving, and the public holidays and re
joining!, with fireworks and illuminations, will
folio* in about three weeks
It has been mentioned in former communica
tions that reports were circulated by the oppo
sition that the petition of the Ministry was inse
cure. The impression has subsequently gained
strength, and the fact that Lord Derby as the
leader of the conservative party, and Lord Pal
merston as the bead of the Government yester
day called meetings of their respective support
ers, in order to ascertain their relative etrengtb,
gave confirmation to it
It appears, however, that the results of these
meetings was each ati to discourage the opposi
tion from immediate action. They are aware that
Lord Palmerston, if outvoted, would immediate
ly dissolve Parliament; and appeal to the coun
try, and it seems that their prospects in that
event are not sufficiently inviting to glee them
boldness. For the present, therefore, they are
to contiaae a policy of expectation. The direct
question on which they had contemplated an
overthrow of the Government wee in connexion
with the fall of Kars. A motion condemnatory
of the Ministers for their berlectio support the
gallant defence of General Willieme, was fixed
for last evening, and so strong is the public feel
ing on that point that there was ground to be
lieve the decision might be adverse. It is now
inferred that the motion will not be pressed to a
division. It has been brought on, and adjourn
ed, and will continue to be dieeneeed probably
for several evenings, but the tactics of the oppo
sition will be confined to speeches of adamaging
character, and a direct 'collision each an would
provokes dlesolution will be avoided. The po
sition of the Ministry on this question Is em
barrasehig, because there Is little doubt that the
difficulties which mused the delay in sending
assistance to General Wit:lams chiefly originated
with General Pelissier and the French G overnment
The moat interesting political question of the
day was about to he brought under dineassion by
Lord Lyndhurst in the House of Peen, but has
been postponed. Lord Lyndhorst, although 84
years of age, 1. 0111 one of the most effective
orators in Perninent, and poens.es from hie
talent combined with his age greater power of
&eventing attention then any other member.—
He has now in fact taken a position in the House
analogous to that previously occupied by the
Doke of Wellington. Great hopes were there
fore excited among the liberal party by the
statement of his Intention to move the following
resolution
"That the House should take into °and !ora
tion, the Mate of Italy and the continded milita
ry occupation by Austria of extensive porlienn
of that country beyond her own limite, thereby
cresting great and general diseratisfactlan, dis
turbing the political equilibrium and endanger
ing the peace of Europe."
Additional interest was given to this motion by
the feet that Lord Lyndhurst belongs to the con
servative petty, his voice on the side of freedom
being' therefore of doable value. Last night,
however, Lord Clarendon tusked that it might be
postponed. He made the request, be said upon
pantie grounds alone, and with the conviction
that by granting itl,,ord Lyndhurst would best
promote the cause they were both antlausto aid.
In reply, Lord Lyndhurst consented to defer his
motion, but stated that he should watch with
considerable anxiety the course pursued by the
English Government to alleviate the Intolerable
grievances under which the people of Italy labor.
It is presumed that the object of Lord Claren
don In asking for delay moths subject, is to give
Austria and the other Italian pavans time to con
sider the remenstrmem that are believed to hays
been addressed to theta as the result of the opin
ions expressed at the recent conferences.
Following the conventions annexed to the
treaty of peace Is an important -declaration
agreed to by all the powers respecting their fu
ture interpretation of maritime law. They have
agreed to several points, to which they invite MI
other nations to secede, believing time they will
be received with gratitude by the whole world.
The foll in consols mentioned by the last pack
et has made-farther progress, and the decline
within the past week Ins been equal to.one and
quarter per cent. Consols were lut quoted 921.
They have aims touched 911, and they have clo
sed at 921. Expectation of a new loan of ZlO,-
000,000 and of a funding of £5,000,000 of ex
chequer bills, have continued to _constitute the
principal cantle of the decline—but it was like
wise assisted by the uncertainties which pre
vailed yesterday, as to the position of the Gov
ernment. The total absence of improvement in
the money market also produces heaviness by
checking all tendency to speculation. Arrivals
of gold, however, are now taking place more
freely from Australis, and en easier condithin
Is hoped for.
In the manufacturing towna throughout the
country, there Is still general prosperity and
the high rates of discount seem to have no lei
jurions effect.
The India and China melt yesterday brought
favorable intelligence as to the Eastern markets.
Them bad however been a serious failure—
namely Alegre'. Nye, Brothers ft Co. of Canton,
for $1,500,000, and mom may be anticipated.—
Mr. Aspinall of the firm of Aspinall, blacken
tie dc Co. of Shanghais, which failed a few
• months beck for $750,000, had absconded, and
a steamer had been sent In pursuit of him to
Hong Kong.
ComAol or tint MUT= Bravis.---ThelAnnual
Report of the Directors of thelMint for the year
1868, bee been published by girder of Coogreae..
It afford" some authentic feats relative to the
coinage of the country, "bowleg the operation of
the parent Mint, and of all the Drencher, se well
sa of tho Amoy Mice at New York, for the
whole year of 1856. It appears that the total
coinage for the year wee over $66,000,000; and
that the aggregate coinage of the Mint and MI
ita, brioche', {including gold bare) from the
yearl7oB, dos been $498,860,688,82.
The domestics production of gold, so far as is
ituteated by the deposits qt the Mint, rimonnts
to more then three hundred and twenty-two mil
lions of dollars from the year 1708 to 1855,`both
inclusive. Of this large sum, the gross product
to the end of the year 1848 was little more than
thirteen millions of dollars, as
is shown by the
annexed table. To this should t o added several
millions as the export from - California, via: Pa
nama, to Bonlitatopton—and 11110 the export to
Chins and eleewbete. Of this aggregate, about
ninety-four per cent. has been produced by Call
(aide., viz:
Tryet eettrerete Olabt.reato)- , s -cgaragt 3l2 :iu. 6o2 . 77
Novtb Carotins
ttratE
Bosh 1.1 54 45 06 A 4
r gbese '" --- ""`"" -- i roliNO 2
- 7 Other AO 117:760.108.,7
, -L,„. . '
The total nineot the coinage of the United , TO INVALIDS. t
Extension of:Stay. ,
beStaeuteowifeemahla79frasettoi.lBo6sf , fio b ,, o h th .
n i d n r o e l d na . l v i e k , i
° h a le
Finding it impossible From the acenmulat, 1
For the yeartloo 6 `s, the strtretvoe coirlyne, la
i do n his attentken, to Leto* fittalaursh ae
elating fine bare, was 56,312,732 dollars and 89 :ZI T Ztt 4 1 1273,,,u n ,,,r.
cots. DR. CALVIN K. DIM
It appears from the (nets stated by the report win extend tde nopoitsbnenti
ctner n thl.'r g1et, 1 4.,,, i nt
that . the Branzli Mints at New Oriefina, 1)2b10- ' Yone. 4 lll(n ht. where h be may be co.alted daily (Sabbath es' 1
road be advantageously vaided). 2 1...8."...tth.. vs /D T E 1 . , ,
nega and Charlotte,
dispensed with The gold coinage last year at ST. CLAIR u
New Orleans was only $450,500. and the silver 'tact Remand et. Clair sin Entrance to Rooms on Penn Street.
61,018,000. The cost of coinage at the branch ii. the hours of TB. tn FOWL fin PULMONARY
mina is about ten cents on tho dollar, whilst at
pbin mint it is bmnt,liiittlarobvee.r.t:o. TCONSUMPTION . A 8 HMA
the Philndel elm 1
cent.. The coat of traneportieg the row m ate- CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
In the trea tment of whist the emuloyment id' atereedat•
116a121ctol'oPagehil"atcipthhioa (I::r id gia be aud North Carolina l'imetttutfleal and Mechanic. Remedies and klediainal
hratichev is less than the years 1848-1853—. Ithniti t,. ..slmaglvan hdta , •l o ...of lan.. gLicl l ar.
boring declined from $900,000 (¢ 1852 to $333,- --- osir.rieria - o .r ' ll 'oad i l l ''Sidesna from ameloszrerbnaors.
000 in 1835. _ r...io tamsoittottriestleed la srsertMs Una ..h. ,
dsysss Is so fee advanced that the above means 141/.... 0
other mono eau afford mlieL
Da PlTtitl mar niece be enosultei far Calmat, alther In
the head or throat, with the not of locel.tylan_ir i ZXe n bZ,
meatus of throat and nasal srrlng.. f.8. 1 .7,"'`" —°"-
ikerminee of necessary goon. manure.. ena bles hi= tore.
!ism in cases oftentimes of a yeses Brandin R. Ito . 14 7 b.
ma.. Wt ., km Drspeorla awl Chronic Indammations o fthe
ma., and Dowels, and for Female Diseases, which the
emplerrenT . arprenriate ...chews. arrillarnes mate.
him to treat withalmeat uniform mune..
Mt. VITCrI will be aesistedlis his emulate, TOL J. IV.
STELES, who will be with him after the 10th of May and
with whew. assistance he hopes to attend t • rativoti from
s Met., with lava :sins than has beretokors been M.-
wlidnbl. Sbouhl Dr. Vital he nod...ye us efsl.y of
leaving en the Ist of June instead of remaining till the
12th, the appointment whits concluded Lv Dr. Bsyes ' who
wiil also remain until tiaturdev ...nem J. 7 ,12111
To scoommodliqo his
. 1.701.1.1111 a Irtd PitellSlVe western
Nam Toes, May 12 —The merchants' letters
brought by the Atlantic, are more favorable than
the printed reports of the European markets,
producing grate a lively feeling. Flour advan
ced a shilling, pork them, ehillinga,lard two shil
lings, and bacon two shillings.
DASD—On Monday alerting. the 12th hot , at 5 o'clock
after a ptinfol'and protracted Illness, A MANDA Z., dentate
ter of James ClOl. n. deed.
Her boners' .U 1 tote place from the esldence of her
brother, John MoD. Crottseb. (Moho.='helo 'roue,) oa
this (Chine-tiff) looming, cO.IO o'clock. The Mende of
the family •re renteciftillr Invited to attend. chi
SPECIA it. NOTICES.
the Liver Pills,—The Liver Pills of Dr. ,
flelnne ten Ord need by him eve:direly to hie nem
nreotice. So efficacious net they in all awe of Liver
Complaint, that th,y became famous. and &Meeting the
attention of the medical Lenin,. Passed into Ceded
They set veldi crest certainty and regularity; the patient
almoit immedlately feel. the dispersion of his Medd, and
is gradually restored to health. With soma the effect Is
almost mlesoutone. freduentl7 InsPerierulkff ithmehlhte
relief, after having fee months reeirrted to drugs and med
icines of another description. In vain. Mewee of the
liver are verycommon In this connts7.and are diem
ful in character. Theme rehoeiperleccemly of tbe promo.-
ter/ ',Sealant:lsec( Wits dangerous and comPliested
should at once procure a beet of Dr delene's rub, Pr. P
. by PLERINCI 11500, of Pittsburgh. and re. het's, them
by, bolded s weld of misery.
1116.Purcheeers will be cereal to flak for ott.sri..i NEIL
OHLERB.ATED LITER PILLS, manufactured by YLICAIIIIO
DADS of Prentstmag. PL. Thee are other Pill. pormettng
tolie Liver PHU, now
hie
the public. Dr Arlene's
sundries Liver Pill, 111•0 hie celebrated Vormifugo. es.
be had at all respectable dreg eintee Wone genuine
withoutt the nominee o VLXIIIINee
my&daveS
Forster on Consumption, &c.
Jai PV..
CONSUMPTION AND SCROFULA:
A popular Treaties on the reoent natu r e and
volative to their eager, nature, and
oertain care,
I.IY J. J. FORSTER, M. D.
In every portion of the learned Doetor'e
bock sound practlrel rens , and gnat medical knowledge
I o$ played, and It In n t unlikely that considerable
tomb:Mon In the treatment of ConsumPtion and Iferefula,
will be effected by its publication. Every family ehoold
be In postenleno of stile saleable work, .bieb, by Its ex
treme cheapness, I. made ateessible to Pee.
WWI*: tale at all Proltstores, or will ne maned, on re
ceipt of rte cull's. (poet paid.) by n6t11(711 Ali k
Orland at, New tort. to any pert orthe country.
noyl4;3eadkerteT
_ _ . _
-- - -
A Copy of a Letter.—New York, April 3,
1 , 15.—0 i, 11. T. 11.3.11801.4, Chemist, No. 5G Cheetout
at.. Philadelptilm—Dear air. Your pr....ration. are seilloit
very rapidly In this quarter I ha.* Wool h.litiem with
rani" afro; Pailful.. and an meaty Ayr I never yet no
iiirlr equal. 7 her glee uolverseleotlefarticip. and I Atoll
208 omits,, to one dum lo ell the dlseamekx.elll..l.
I Your. truly. J. 8. Jl. II NSON, NI. b.,
Halal. N. T.
irre advertimment Lletrobolo l e Gamut. Preparation.
ni,yl3B2ed
avo you a Rupture of the Bowels?-1
wo a Matt mspertfully lovits Lila attention of those ah
Piled vribb hernia or rupture of the ti,,irela to my splen
did sesoitment of Tromso of varimm pattern. and to Batt
every ark, applied and ntlefactlan guarantied In eV./
cam. at UT oat, No. 140 Wood Ptreet. Pittehurtib, Pa.„
Ham of ttil Golden blurt., Amon.. the Truesse told by
me mili!logiound
Nursi . Waslira! Cdr. ?rum
!rect.! truss,. my tigAttrttn;i
Gus liZsui(ac Trliars:
Chlidrens . 'inure& simple and dmu,
Labe.: .t atld , par' avid atiutt.
Iturles Artitte :Trine 'Nu,:
nr. s &crypt?, Truss.
Th. prim of Trusser nry from bi to I. berufai o.
flab:land patient, can bo rutted by terroltitog mans ark 3
rer.dastc the Yunnan .road Lb. pap., statism uhrtL,
the rupture 1. on the , right ct left side. 1 also ..11 arid
adapt .5
Dr, L... Li. &Lig Bra, fir Or cute of let.,
ift.DoneUtorri,,Viestues. of tt,e Oct , . cc Init..% flies.
Chrenfil Marna, end any nosiness dccanannit no a `wt. ),
and debilitated condition of UlO abdominal muscle.
Fttrfig Abdominal bap,.
En;ligAlaML .Aldmn:cal
Su !Lath D.
marl, eIVIT kinl no. in or. I also
NAB..!der lira= of ...my 5:11.
nrcten Lug vart 4 .4
^btoP thocdcl•nd fl-mos. y.
Boarttor. of all kind,
Slmfrtgr., , ferent enrol, and putbrely nctl la last esrry
Lind at torchnaleal wad 15:r the cur. of Sins..
Eatrta could List, to brpnns in want of anew.
or Trutren that he can often fOrr,4 to . solt pntlent by
better writing, tort It I. always beer to ere It. patina( awl at
ply lb. I'm.. or line. rersonal\y, Address
1.11., fib), 1.1. , ot,
Cl 3 iv.d.tws ergnSt the Golden Nl.3rtar .
Fever and A gee.—. egise eight mouths
ittardirquttred tr mss 114 ✓tis Birrt:Rs
Mitutt Emu.. !Iv 117 C..rltul et.. ...ear €..1110414,
lutuburch. Darr
'gait Jolt, whlla tunalrin n Its glow,. Lddon
boat plying bat's, en NatUltrs 'And New Orleans. I wan t.•
ken with Farm and Ague Pal eight lon, nwEl. I auf
fared with MID dreadful ;Maras. Thanreaton. part of this
Enos I was unable to work. and .past at least aft, dotlars
tar Manua molt's:lse. east found a. motanent rallet,—
Stave aweks ago. °twol gay friends Infidel upon or mi.
lei Inernata's !dollen/I Mt tars, stilts that a tura was
linarnotawl. Altar Daum It for oos w.sk. Inapt ray I
wu a rruod Moo. I boa. tern at sort now for two
weeks. and hate tad no rattan of the chills or (over What.
rntttir tOst the above statament le true
TDOMAY ADAMS,
Diamond Done., or IL Cbertweeliothle
m•lkdtwo
DaHera magical Pala Extractor
,
Inflammation and Pain are as inseparable
.
..lire and lloaL latlammatlon poulnaor pain. and palm
DrOdmot Intlammstl - n. Wham= num Is unnatural
host, throbbing or miaow no matter who Lb. M. caus
ed by • 'finer, • bort. I YR% 90(100. TilliOteastins, Miss.
scald, tntn or sting. Mato I. Itdammatlon. A hundred
nooks or a tbourand somono canon altat or thongs lb.
moduli... To rellam prin. and notrie tatura. Intent.
~*...,
malirm mue 4be miblnel. To aroompl— :rids, lb. aorta
of tbe pb 'Wotan an Many. Mrsetod. odour IA r•
Octant. and ton thousand at tho trot a n 7 mt ougaclotto
Prawn who hare mod DALLY'd DLI.OI AL ram EX
TRAI TOR. are conelnead, and admit oaf Its control over
Maas:nation le moot or nderfil and hninedlata. Inotantl7
allaying the ps In, two triatdoz Damao. ii.P.u r tiog morbid
ieeretkies and forting Datum to reatuto bar moray. r. •
now Lag and tars/Lug No bur.. mild. Cis, o: aliment lo
too aroma to yield to Na onotidag and caring Intl sumo.—
Apply It immolletsly and to can has =menet&
• aarAn anion should be sAdroarol to C. V. Clktenor a
0.., . et Dards? at... No. Took.
Bold In rittAbargh by CI W. U. KEYS R. 140 Wood et.
iray:lindlrd
Capt. Vance, of Virginia.— Pleasuut
Vie.. v... Cctl M 1.... Yob O. L Scan d Co.
g.. to o .p o f btott bole• pan rf a oldi of lOW 11.-
Lomtes Improved Iformlfuge. It oporattd lit. • oboraL
and I. 0 .1 ...twang, and brought from toy boy Lemont
too mod clue, Ittmdred stmt. by boy b 0 boon vary
Cot blot la troll and doing wen. Mesas rad to. four
Onto, ZOOM of lona Itopolvod Vollalfook
•
Dr WlAne'• laaprotod Urn PSlls aad I.pr:teed Ver
me, also Dr. L teotra Celahrated Wilt. Clreuelart
meat, proemd italelr ander the super-vial/. of Dr. 1..
Scott, • Wale. atedkalOraduste and Ph ridden of veleta
Al. practice.
None genuine only aa prepared by Dr. L Scott Co..
sole Pro dater.. Dude. Wo e... V.. Dr. Ho
LAroll Dames 11 Lim P and lloprened Permit . ..a
setompsaled by ortlfleste of C. bleb...
All the aboveNedfrinee for We br
Dr. tIED. 1410 Wood street. Wholesale spent
JAS. alDrJhartr. near U. It. Depot. Whole
rote spent. earOJer
_dterT.
_
Pare Cod Liver 011—Every bottm wnr
routed to be pure Cod Liss? Oil.
/Or the cure of Rhanauttira.
/br fAe arrioninafuld.
Air tad acre eciad.
ibr tin cove y Ldultaoc,
Rif Ms airsender. •
l'Or the curd Vali Blau , Diaascr.
Pm. ad tigni of CAronis ifr-griodar,
For A. cure ofMrongSon, El" •
Inr, A. curd Mad dadiaa.
for Mo pan of Glandular Badlinp . ,%
sho as curt of atria Vac Rona.
For Mc nag oftidournary Cbiuumpfurn,
of Chronic Dronattis.
ibr fAt cure o. BiIMM. .
kb. As awe 0 Dtscasea rif a. Mul 4c. osd
iw vie curve Constßsatanai Mama. and General
DeVity.
LIM Dy thequart t gAlon and to tott;al bY da..b
pa la Vilr:VOlaßtatr."o7l4.ltitint
wpm st. flan of t lioldni karts. aol6 atirr "
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
~. slit JAMES MARKET
Celebrated Female rills.
Prepared from a pre.aeription of Sir Jaime e
Olarko. DL D. Pbrddan Nrtraordlusew to to. Q.wa..
This leirsitcals N dtdD. la wraiths, In trammel all
thole paled and dansoroeue dlanows Ineedrat to the hi
male eatualtation.
It moderato all &WM maim . n otatroothiab sail
Wigs on the monthly period with reepolarltr. Thom
Pills amid be wad two or throe wicks pareicas to cow
th.r loftily this eoristlitutloo. and hewn the sari
bring amino labor. anal/nag the mattiEf to mama has
dabs with sanity to herself margin!.
In al eases offioemasesew aml Solna /Melbas, plot
the Deck and Limbs. Ileartnesh Nalinie on Blight Win.
lion. Day italcri of tlle Heath Lowe... of Bpirltaliretrw
lee. flick NW sad al the
painful &mom Dols
doped b" duordawsi 'yam, them Pills will deka
ions when al other mans bars Wad. and although a
ix ...11,4...w, &rut cantata boa, celonisl. antlawirw,
or any other mineral.
Neill dleelanioti secompanying sash paasis. Pam to
tha papal states and Ommila. Ono Dollsa
Dols Aglli 10 10 this country.
-1.0. BALDWIN a Clo.Doeheata, N.l.
nava a NOW. Wiwi. N.Y. Onand Agants. •
N. D.;411/0 sada pottage Rump *admit to airy au.
'hail.' Minh will blur a 6000.0 f than Pills by Warn
For lab to PittaIMIPLIIIIIIIIII ABM. aorple
111condul IreFr a. Amu, ow.* m
~ ls auLesa
Mes t Z.MDzastzuze , a wl ir,
EINE2SII
mutton Dr. 0. U. Fedi wU I emu in Jo. nazt. • perms
o eat otßee. at Buffalo. Now Vern, wham he will I, after
/erring Bitten:dab. and where all eammunlmtleue
Demeter be eldremed.
Dr. CALVIN ILL VITCII wishes It dletinetlY nnder
stood that hobs. no longer any professional connection
with Dr. 8. P. VI and would call attentlon to the and
which be !onion hhaselfealled upon to publleh tuunallat.w •
ly co hie return from Enrolee.. having reference to the
mine whlch Dr. 8. EL Etch was unfortunatelylxrunaded
to roma r
ingdurle . C. Id. Pitch', absence.
Invallde desirto ODOM& Dr. Y.teh should call as
curly as possibly. uts7 toh2B:d6wllmT
01110 & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
PasEenger Trains' will run daily, except.
Bandar,. ma follows -
Lenses Pittsburgh for Creanlne at 7i A. Al. and 9 P NJ,
Learnt Crestllmi for Pittsburgh•at 5 A M and 12.50 P M.
Them trains Orange doa connections at Orestline
with trains for Columbus, Dalton, 'thwonuatt.
litlainnaPnlia, Chancy ht. Louis and all vents on
roads extending Wool add Oonthsetial :hum e h Oblo,
so] Illinois. •.1 •
Both traits from Itittrbernh mnnoct klamnald, with
Trains on Faun:mks, , Mansfield and fiewarl Iced, for
Ohl-sco, Toledo and esti thas. maitre as mile. and doer
contontiona to Chicago, Si br ‘•-•• i Ii .i " L ""
(ions ar• made at A illate olth Trains rn Chnoised add
Pittaburgls lh •4 for Cleveland, Chime^. - Boniaira and
Buffalo.
N.0.1114 , r• leaving l'ltliburch at 3 E. N. tor SALA tuno%
Toledo and Chicago. Cur 4 the benefit plebes rent at
ltaturteld or Illevolan , ;ion1 rrrive In Otani., oar I Y unit
errning
Through Thiele ern /old to OLlutrihirelisr C 0... einclin
natl. Louisville. let. Ignils. Indianapolis' hedellniternir
Chicago. Huck {.land; flora City. Ihrulierli. 11111waral,
Cairo, Springfield, ll{ POT'. Warn., Clieretrind and the
principal oiliee is the Weed.
The NEW tiIIiOEITON. AOOOH4IODATION 'HAIN
bravo. Nov Brighton for Pitieburgh at 7 A. IC. rs a
r. Leave. Pittebtirgh MT New Brighton at et. and
054 v. 5.
rio Ticket+ , end farther In run:n
A ation, •,1/ to
. T. JOHNSON.
As Wa czroer Juke,' larier theio
T r i
n t
v ai k e : l
g a t
A I I
Or et the Veieral street Station. to
er
Oh u tlllU
J R . P ILE AIit u R
J. 11. r
3.10011.1.1. ot
litleibtirgh. Mari]. Mtn. my 6
Dr. Geo. W, Phillips'.
C 0 Ul4l - I .SYR:UP
von Ttigctau: Of
Ilolaeam. Dlsedln~ Luna.
BrOichitiS, 1131:1.11.1J, epwkers &re
Throat. Covoluoptitan, and all dim! .1.. (4 th.
Throat wad Chest
—ALSO—
Dr. Geo..Phillirt'
R geß.st TIC L Nisiesr
- •
PAIN PANACEA,
FOIL TIM KELIEI7. AND CURD OP
Chum. Cam, Neuralgia, Lumbago. Briatka, Piediratio
Pains, Pains in ilia Me, Meet, Back and Pus,
Bulled and Painful Joints, Weak Deck,
Cuing., Bora Throat, Sprain& it,
The thou.& who hare used thew Medicine. testify
to !hair excellent Inuits by a onntinnanco of their
To there .ho hare - not owed them wo would say TAT
VIEW and they will Cud them to bell they am -enrc•
wonted, and that they slit act with mac/U.la, , effect .
DR. iiKO. W. PIIILLIPA, Hole Proprietor, Cincinnati
Ohio
For A.lo ahol.eal..n3 mall hi
BECKHAM a McRRYVAN••
OtF.
The only Medai Awarded by the New
York Exhibition to the English or foreign Settee liana•
Datums has been obtained. &moduli limner°. eonateti
Wait by LIU a ffElittlfin, for their
wrracEntauittritx SAUCE.
whereby further t. etimouy le afford.' of Ito being the
led !hum extant.
Tb. amenity or tido Kau. has interlard to ererY tote
ter of the clot., mid 113 efts...yin Pr...tn.. the
health is becoming daily more olwerved and arkmowledgml
In the United Rate. It is held to be the non •Crowalin
coudiment. Ina i. esteemed tor na tone and inolgoratino
proportion It. habitual use *mobil+o the stomach to anon
the food.
On th. Continent nr Ennio. than 9nal.llee buns
botiffed to by • gentleman. who writes to L l / 1 k PER.
lIINS thaw ^f hoes nrrhad • bottle/of r our Wororeterah.re
Vauee la • taut I have JClft (Nruloleted through Spain and
Portn a ,l, and beliona iawo my brown nate of bulth to
It. ere yam. Sone is otantantin and I think medicinal.
tan with troth say there nothing ha • travalree bag
gage fro ...dial to bit comfort. at leant In thew cumtrion
ao your &ace.
In India. Men, where It la found at the mese of gram ,
regiment. • medical gentleman writes term hladran to
Wm brother In Lb. sant* pmtrellon,st Wormslea. In lb.
following t.roa. - Tell I ea 1 rertito that ttult imam I
highly •Pntored In India, and that It ilk, in say opinion
the moat hhi•tehle he *ell .. th• m,. eehottoote•
This nnm if ' , citable far every variety of Met, and
the anti...ea , demand sWeh IL. eteellence has creab•l has
lel to 'navy imleatioue being offered to the public. under
a variety v.l tome., but the genuine may be known by the
tuecee Lt ••L!A a Pki.llll/Ne" being impressed [iron the
Patent metallic Caplttliet. or patent gLam stopper of the
Utile.. well as the labels and wrapper.
. -
Ono Agents for ?a Unita! Mat.,
JOHN DUNCAN • EONS.
tp,lyfc DO Croats,. Now York.
Scrofula, Effects of Mercury, Corm/top
thaterbdis. fryspomio, Rh050m....../drarions tot D.*
etosarack. Moo.- Layer. Kahane; ttiodday, Debility efae
Nasal System to OM Maltz awl Faso.; ate.
isctiona LA rad Goan. Weak... will emu., foam and
other throat arum. anima eared Dr. lINATII. Nfy
hraalway. N.. York, doiotow him whoft firm foraying
them and all chronic atheflono. tf. Welton aftlidotr
..o.arrodally them who hare rotalved or toned from
tworloas tyratmont by other yhyoleiana
Ws IMO rand by Dr. Unthr—ltucas OuiblUT4 457
Broadwar: J. C. Barera../ane Lothian: D. F. Banter arid
child (blisloasa). AL 0. Chapel* (destna..). P. liitgibina
B. W. Rica and wile. le.
Dr. Ilath le an hanotaldo and ekliftil nhyalcian and stir.
grosn-1. Ort•n, If. D... A. dmitti, N. D.. J. K. inch, H.
D., Bon. A. Lamle. Um. D•orce Peal*. HOD. N. 'P. Bon.
too. Auditor state co New York. lion. Jndr• Carron. Qty
Judge. New York.
Patient. at a diet.. can menials the doctor by ham.
eta/lag their wawa hilly, and receive advice, and all the
naceamity reined/web/ oath or othr•ea. thereby ob. Latina
the ...colt, of ayaraooal rlott. Lib introductory wort.
with 19ateaUr• engravings, will be sent far• to any ad.
drew
N. 11.-0 o tha that .1 Mar Dr. Meath will core to 101
Apnea stroat. appalls the At. Nicholas Ilotal.
ap.h.ydCo
POSTLEY NELSON tic CO..
111NU9ACPUBOL9 OP
Oast Steel and Lon Gun Barely.
SOLID BOX YICIS,
Cut Steel Plated & Hammered Shovels & Spades
Plan, Aattok..lll.2tes, Tbacamen. Darrow Teeth. Ali
w/o:fa:um:mil!, NU. 1711 A BART at.
pirrsauntri PA.
Polettuant will plow* tali and examine our stock bean
partbambag vlson. Ur.
A Jut Judgment.—Publie opinion 11 a
he, beforwertdch few can stout appeasing without than
sots wills:and the severtest screttulahng: tome say that Its
verdicts.. tomb. bet nevertluden they ate, samendly
Jolt and comet. "lionwedy a Medical Discovery.. dee
now been on trial for mate 11nara. sod dm lox that V.
nod thoulandsot wit:meal bare arisen to 'peak In lit
favor. one tenth that he wee cored of tcrofels after
euffertnatl +tam ;settler that he found Immediate Mier
after rtiferltis with halt-Ilherun for 20 ream and It le Foch
la
evidence as this ceased t bee the nubile to molar the
Iblimrlen reedit , Guilty of exter m inating and &natl •
bating hem the I tem emy humor with which It:oemes
In contact. and we recommend It to the emdderatlon of
the altlleted.
Bold by DR, Mio.ll.Kgrissa. 140 Wood street. whole.
ale aeopt. JAlLka V. YUMMY° Alleshenr.
.111;4111•1•13 . .
1012121133
ALEX. HUNTER,
DIALIL6 IN
FLOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD: LAUD OIL,
A. 1% D PROD. UCli as.N#RAzz,r,
A. 291) Liberty ISCroat.
np2l;l3tod PITTE.BITECH.
JOHN MAN UF ACTURER COCHRAN_S OP BROS,
Iron Railing, Iron Vaults, Vault Nora, Window
Shatters, Window guards, se.,
Nos. 91 Second at., 86 Third st.,
(between 'Wood and Market,)
PrITSBURGII,
rkera on hand a variety of new patterns
FlOlO7 and Phan. Itultabfa tEr all talmma. „particular at
Watt= pO.l Se aualavina Oran kata Jcutaas Goa at
Owl Baum. elbaar
British and Continental Baenanga
annit BILL 3 DRAWN BP
DURCAN, aIIEB,MAN & CO.,
ON TILE UNION BANK, LONDON,
IN 8018 Of RI ♦ND UPWARD?.
Theso Drafts are email/ibis' it all the prha-
Opel Towns orZatlawr. tWitlartd and Ireland; and the
Ocattaatt.
We also draw MUT SELLS on
M. A. Grunebanm & Bailin,
16ANICJORT .4 14114.
inkb .m. u, a Remittance to all carta of therm.?
BEborl►wl Ind lionana.
Parsons Wilma.lns to irsvolobroadoosy th u
to Letters of Orsilt, on which Mousy 61111 be dotal:Wl, so
Pealed, In any part of Ittnots.
Clolloationo of Ms. Notes as 4 other socoultios In Zip
tops. will lIMITO prompt sitenthoo.
WM. IL wituams a L.
tob43. • • Wood manor TO 100 l mirk
•
MRS Q ALLEN.
BUCCII33OII.IISO
it WILLIAMS
ARNOLD.
Chilson Furnaces, Wrolt Iron - Tubing
Aim ammo OXIMILALLT;
„
W. a A. will einttrid.lbr A ct and vudiNt4 o ,
BIMIIIO2 /US WM.& Tiprioretallikh rano.. @mew%
JilllisheolA Heatblo. ladoda. Una Illoguitei Wart Boom
Ilotals et DirldnallA 14 0 KUM gem iftthialli
PHITADELPHIA.
Fire and Life Insurance Compa' , i
• No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET, Cottage Grand Piano.
OPPOSITE MS COST. OM HOME. 1 §
I PECIALLY adapted cor use
Will mate all kinds of Insurouce. either 1 In STEAMBOATS, COTTAGE COUP.
Prroretna or Limited , en d e s 'intim, of property or • too to all ;dams whore a andrea b t i ...
i sr ,
iterrhandlees at resemble rateof yrenalum- noel cm of instrument Is des
P.OBRAT P. KING. President. byt room , tate textual Minute. feet.
M. W. ilmorra Tien President ' belsti Int reaanddepth too feet. and Ms much gum
DITtIVDORkb , Mar so the square or borlsontat Piano. in m aod
smog. P. Ray.. sweetness of tone. hest T yleof foratture Is uttettrpataed
It. 11. Possilsh, I a....a-IM. tor elegance and tastefulness; and their durabty no
r. B. Emery. Jos. P. Paul. , doubted. being Man fergarnert thredighoUt. and made of
Et Phony... John Clayton. the most substantealmaterial. They are from con of the
P. J. mr..,.. . C. Wile, , find istanufFbales in. Nm'oMerhere_thrly
storre are net
.. suso
-r Mans& M•= •- -
. . .. .
===
j. 0. COFFIN, Agent
• er TIII 4 wed Word stmt s.
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire it Marine Insurance Company;
• Officer, Corner Market and Water Stre
alll ets
Pe. ,
PITTSBUIt
ROBY. GAL . Till; President Taos. Gums. WY.
This Company m
ecte a d with LITE RISKS. kes ev!ry huinrance ap
pertaining to or conn
Also Agana lhal and Caro Bialwon the Ohm and
Illesiselrfl river, end Utras:lee. M . . dart. Wes gen.
orally
And against Loss or Damage by Fire
And against ohs Pails of ths Pea and led.. Navigation
Sni
lowestratie consistent with ante
to all parties.
macro=
Joseph .8. teed,
Jahn rata-ton.
Manakeld B. Brown. .
Paid If. Chamber*.
Christian Zug.
William Carr.
Roteet fl. liatley.
Jan D. MU HL
aljblta 011.•7,
Pamod MaClurksa"
J
Jomph P. Osman. nD.
-
Jam Scott,
am.. nusban. •
And .11kbogn
Jam. W. Hallman.
Chu. Arbuthnot. -
Alaxar.der ftradhlr.
PENNtintANLA LIiBICBANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH,
Corner Fourth and Smithlleld Streots.
Authorized Capital, $100,000.-
LY3UILE BULDHNLY AND OTHER PROYERTT
Against Loos or Durango by Mr..
And the Neils or the Be. and Inland Revival.. end
Trentrortation.
DIULTOILIt
W. I.Johnston, BoAriPattsrson. Job reinter.
W.itewrtrctJa.O. P. Tanner, • tied. thrilth.
Orire Yproul. wade co n.jv . •
D. E. raft.
A. J. Jones, H.., nor
A. A. Wrier. W. Heron. D. M. Lenz.
Prod:lent, Non. WD. Y. JOUR ETON.
rrerldent, RODY PAITEDSON.
Secretary a Treastrer. A. A. 0111.0. nal2
Farmers' and Neenanies' Fire & Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PIIILADELINELL
lion. T 110.9 B. FLOUNCE. President'.
Ittw. B. lauteot.D. Secretary.
STATILIINNT OF OUBIIOIt2S.
From the Fleet day of Augoot to the Thirty•firet del or
Pet-center. 1635,
amount received to Marino rrentle— --AP:2l2n 31
dc Fire • erntdo 32,008 02
P remtame
•mtni . ..
........
S.
INV InITED Ad VOLUM . .
Bonds GI Allenbanv. rountr. Pittobarnh•nd.
Pittsburgh ITe 4 .GG
08 31 :5:
ltatimW 14ond, Cnt.
Flr•t Iflorteng. Br.' r ' nf.4o. 4 ••• f ,,9 .= 2
on
doJltTkn...e f lin u t f. r .. %l 30./14 on .
. ...... 11,1?E42
oZi; I. iii;i:i,a;;;l..d ......... ... Ai
01 .1:11.10 00 - 10, c0 (Paymnni
at
7 . 0. i duel —..._ v 7 poo 00
Premium Note., not =aura 00.387 :01
Due 10002 (ncnzal *cured Iv Bomb./ . 13,808 61
Expeame and Commbtrimi - 11,66133
------
1403,151 13
Total amount 01 Loam incurred,
but not Et &dinged.
blarbaa.
-. ,680 68
. -1
..2.000
St 3 0 Ge ,
'andThl4 Comp., losurm. hull nad cargo risks on the (lblo
kiladsdpyl tributatim Imam ssalrut loss or dn...
;aims Errs. Louie djuated wod promptly paid
R[7lll.CYJ—llon. T. 31. !Imre, Gen. J. .N.Dloreborad
James Wood.
Yor Insurance apply to
THOMAS J. HUNTER. Agent
is3l:tf fe No. 90 Water it. bit Wood and Market.
Reliance Mutual insurance Uompany
OF PIIILADFLPEI A.
• OFFICE' NO. TO WALNUT STEW
Lapis!. $171.674—.4art5.C..1g.002.
FIRE INSURANCE-On Bait:brigs, Iller
chAndlse. Farniture, ke... In tun or country.
The mutual yrfocinle, combined with the eecmtitr of •
Stock (114.1te1, entitles the Inented to share to the profits
of the Company, In thou t liability? for lateen
The Script Dertacatei of this pOmpany. for profits. are
onnvertlMs. at nor, Into the Oanltal Stock of the comp's.
MASI TENOLY.:Prealdent.
B. M. linemocas; glosetary.
DIRIXTOBS:
Clem TIRAley
W. R. Tirmap...
I'. C. gi.chin.
Beni. W.
Z. Lathan. Tingley.
IL L. Carson.
Robert Inland.
Edward G. James
Wm. Massa.
A
Wm. M. rclabot
Sample, Pitted.
J. Q. COFFIN. Agent,
La Third and Wood etrasta
fI ELAW ARE MUTUAL SAFETY rrisun-
II Jr ANON COMPANY. OFFICE, P. E. corner Thal and
In !Linde sta.. Phllade , pbta.
MARINE INSIJRANCEM,
On VESSELS, CARCO. PREIGUT. to ally art. tne
INLAND INSURANCES,
Co (1.1.11, by RiV6YR. 01122.1.1. Lakin and. Lao l Car !lag..
to ea parts of ate Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On Mexbaadbro gensually. On Stara, Dwell. Muss, ie,
AMM Or 1119 tkarrliT, Nor. San. 1 , 355.
trda and Mortzaa. and Real Raab: ...$101.P..13 99
...labia CRT and o
des . . 05.110 90
at In Ratko. Ralma nd Insurance Colt
Bra ilece " ......... .... ...... 160.140 OT
(Gat, . hand Vti,V.G9 09
.
Ea/abee d. at dausocla—Pant-i any on Marine
Polk. recently Lasued.—and other debts
due the tkonpany 93,60 96
I3nbectiptlon Notes- lou,uuo 00
itiobert Meta.
C. B. Wcod.
Marshall Hilt,
Junes 4 TsYk..
Jacob T. Dmitzg.
G. N, Stroud. .
CA..evemer krliesik,
.a K elly,
famuel Minkel..
limey 8k..,
James Trineslr.
Wllllanyee.
Joshua L. Pelee,
James Temkesit,
Wlohun Mirth:.
Joseph If, Sent.
Edmund o rinuder .
rohn.O. Alll l / 4
Robot Burton.
John B. P.n.s,
Honig@ U. Leper.
Edward Harlin nte s.
H. Joon. Borate.
J. 0. Jammu.
James°. Bond.
TheophilusParddhoi
DT. It. id. iturton.
Hugh Crain.
- 113;;; and.
Wm. a Ludwig,
Charies &herr,
J. T. Lona. Pittsburgh.
D. T. Morgan.
John It resit le.
WI LLIAIA MARTIN. Praia nt.
TIJOI&AS 0. HAND. Via Prrnaent,
'4`."4" ii. A. tIAbg.IIIA. Aggia.
.1-1, N o . go Woo.. et.. Pittpourgh.
Citizen's Insurmace Comp" , of l'ittsburgh.
Wll. DAOALIST Prtrideht
SAMUEL L. meluittscuarv-
u/.u,4 yi WATER, HJTWXEN JUREAT AND
0000 NTRJCSTS.
mfit.I4TIMIITAANI Rrv ICia ND IL Mudu r THE
W ANTOS Apsisitt Lens or Unmade by Irspr. ALSO
antedat peer th• LEA argr INL AND - Yd FIG IT/OH
and TILCUPORTATION._
Dili
W.
Satatie B = 7 '
Rabat Dunlap. Jr.
IL Hari:ugh,
licaso II Pennock.
Walter Errant,
HENRY
C.pt t az a k
Malt=
I==
COLLINS
FOBRARDINGIN - D -
CI 0 I,llllBB'ON MERCHANT,
AND SMOLA:BALD MULTI iN
CHEES2, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH
And Draft., Geninsnr.
No 25, Wood Btrost. Pittsburgh.
HOLMES & COLLINS,
(s=11:1MMII tO Z. 11.22.1.0113.)
Agricultural Warehouse,
PEED STORE,
No. 18-9 Wood Street,
ap2l.lyd&ArT PITTSBURG II
Nsw Yoss, Juno 16th, InOo.
gticw York & Live rpool Line a IPa ekels.4ll
JOHN THOMPSON, No. 416 Li
strmt, PlttaboriM.P►. to the only om to em above
elt7 ardltOMasd Co sea Po mss Certificates for m. 7 Use of
N. York asd.l.lnorprol Pseud.
MUUMUU enumr.u.
47 South 4.. Nev York.
Flan LLnn oa Ita. Sight Drafts Zr .7 aftimmt,
walls at., Dank to England. Inland. Rentland and
Wass.
alm, passansan trom New Took and PhlladeF
Isailartf T
sat_ .101114 THOMPSON,
Fn. 410 Lamar str....t.
EAGLE •STEEL WORKS.
JOSEPH DILWORTH &
Uaamwa 70 mum, Itsmir a •
NaIIOrsoMIMMLO OP ,
coat Steel, German. saw, Blister. Plough
SPRING STEEL;
AXLES, VICES, SPRINGS, PICKS,
Mattocks, Wedges, Rairdw Teeth, Ito.
ARKEIOUSE, So. UP WATER MRS=
Between Wood &AA limltheeld.
PITTSBURG P d.
January 1 166k1a6klh•
WELL% BIDPLX.4III
88 roarth'se. near Wood„ - Pittsburgh, P.
iinggy,, Carriage, Riding, Drovers'
DRAY WHIPS:
THONGS AND• SWITCHES,
Hoop oonAtantly on band, received direct
from emir l'aMmmils,Tork Co,
.N...0k mkt' taltml
ontmet a win g.. w in. ,l
Ira " PWhirmOurim i lt i m )r nab VITAPN Mac* and
Mrktiartim n
Wldtm Ptly runge.4 to =Ur.
AkrOzdas nom the soileited and troximuly
.thlDDrd
: "sr` ° M' crfl igiiX WAR" vrin
.1.116.17“-.1di •
- Nelson's - Ambrotypps.
The' Ambrotype" •detadecily :dm moat
phydpir,,t brutiful and enettles .000 or Pertooo MO'
Bonen to tb• Wt. Their thhell lett velvety And Immo.
shins Ina draw eurwerothlinsd by . tha old pawn Bebe
tabu oteleen,tbryer. exceedlnitly bratum Sas ra sur
BM the Deemnyyze. Inez Sre wholly distinct in am
.n eln -1.1055551ktren ore tenured net ouly moat bow
Utatly tot In almost happteciable point. of thne by the
Ambrotyyn BY no we e prams ant Natural be molto
inTter beeuwa. nelmatnly Ino ll . o nor d d. .
r tie u lgt l° ' ~„.
1.1 In GA WARY. old rt. 0005 Etalldlnit.o--
treat. saw tneitet.
lOU
P. BRIBRILT,
Sculptor, Modlor, Stucco Worker and
wpm Owen tin 156 Third atrial. Intl's= Woad and
Marko* .diets. Pittalmren, Pa. Imps osastaatar on band
an anortnand of ST Yana Cadre Thew an posh %da
1 4 , 284 adla
Holloway's Pills, by the dorm or gross
rorWq OM R. KIIYHMS. 140 Wood R.
A x tig o j a i Nipples, of an improved: kind,
for sale at WAS "NCO II REVIEW& 140 Wood it,
- -
80 dos idea Soap, in oars, at Geo. R;
glum % • IhnigidsZ. 14.0 Read Et. • Lab lb
.11ollanteis Ointment, sold in any quanti
Q o ow. L. KRYSEILIL 110 Wood FL
Vegetsele CattlePowder—Buy your
bora sad taw Fordo. at KITS WI le WM( -
du Xammidy's MedioalTiscovely
al mese . ow. IL imam le woos rt.
Old Palm floyarsof lEne can
tram bei, areas Ain „
NEW ADVERT)-SEMENTS
Buhll: In general areinvlsord eill axtd raw:nine. •
H. KLEMM k 11110., Ho, ra HIM at,
N. ll.—They re fully Inalast.d. royla
SAMUEL SROESEN.
=SW=
PINE AND CEDAR WARE,
No. 21 Diamond,
Third &or/ern/4 Ptudico'R Abtre.
Cenetantty on hand and for ale, Wbolenle and Eaten.
Watt and Bath Tube, Weddell_ Burls.
P•blts and 'Half Peeks. florae !Motet..
Butter Print.. Zinn Waltz Dosedi,
oat Well Bucket& Cedar Darrel Charn%
Cher, Korb Board!. Kltehen wadi/ram Made%
btairChstras. ' Cloture nee,
Staambost Bucket; till( %elate,
Clothes Baskets. Jte,
Va.-Other kind, of Wire la Ida lint male Ix older and
I,v:tootle attend:a to- ntll4;l3mT
•
aIT a meeting of the Cornmisaioners of the
PITIIIIICIDAII BUDGE COMPANY,
i t the 10th
—on moll. of neo. W. Ja.keon.Aint.. it was
Snared. That bock. tor enbxrletlon to the capital'
etoekofaala Company be reencened at th- ',Wowing um.a
and places:
At St. Ct.ar les !Soul. I...Ude:ugh. on 10th and 111th M.T.
At darrett'd tavern. Wasldnaton road.— -...Alet do
At McFarland's etore, Stentenvllle do
At Vlneent4 shore. in do
At Perry Martin' s. In Manz do
ReAtleed.Thag bleaander McKee, Moan Chet. and Jac
ba appointed • io rendre Sliblettialettl at tit a
et...Tett:net end pieces In the enuntrY, ant.
Capt. jamas Woed. Jahn F. Skijor and Batun-I Lout;
to receive eubsetiptlone trate city.
Jetissn'COD.Chadtman.
B. A. Lone. WY. myttAlt2teho
TM: CELEBRATED HOLLAND TIMMY FOR
33TSPERSLik,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY RIND,
FEVER AND ACUE,
AND the various affections consequent
upon a;dlecalereel Stoma& in;Una. Rich ea
t.Aeltlitiof theStomeen, Pain.llesettr=
Appetite. Despondency. •Ocetivenee. Blind and Bleeding
Pile. In all NerTnny, Rbeumatio and Neorahrla Affe.
time, It hue In ntallerollllllllltitteelt proved Wan/ Dents.
etal..d In others effected a decided cure.
Nato. Pods no now enemy to combat, with this de.
Ilabtful tonfan the system. Its effees are alma% magi.
ad, yet the COretellOalltat. unicatu no vio -
shock to the fasten. but by ar l
o t
uti comm ng Ps
_rat; energy leet
to
normal ration. enable. in to throw elf thecae., and thug
thoroughly eradicate. the disuse.
When Its mediate.] Crate. are MO universally neknowl.
edged, and particularly here. whsre it ha hum. es pop
ular • family medicine, that it I. sold brut., of the
court, weal the druggiete. it world seem nud .
less, to offer farther evidence. yet ae there are doubtless
enthe shahs's [sled MOUT SOlfatillOd 11•03•11Ok sod Still
ruder from Dymeogis in otte or more of Its dreadful forms.
• aultioth the following aertidestes, the autturntLlty of
which cannot be doubted, eoMing wither da trim perm.
or well known.
What .it is doing for the Sick
Wm. Schuchman. Esp.; the ,it to as lithographer.
Faye .1 have frequently . used Gcerhaufa liolland
and dud it Invariably rallemaindigestiOti and debility."
Eay. Sanwa Itabocck gang "I found modal relief Pam
itst nee fur a
evens headache, with I had lona sal
e J,W.l4oodeell. Km, Nur "I have heed Gurhave%
Gotland Bitten myself. mod recommended it ,to others,
kneeing It to he put what it 1, remeeented
•Id Jonathan Neely, of Lower St Clair, tug "I han
derived greet benefit. from Its use far weakness of the
• attune& and Indlgeattom"
Jamul E. Grapey nye: "After al ph, alciarm had
failed. EmetouVe Rolland Bitters removed the pain from
my been and side mitt,. from ludigeetior , "
n he f the edit obeatf r the 111)Lauclug Free Preen earn After
o o phydeidu tide place had felled, 800.
haves Holland ed me of the worst form of aye ,
pe 3A" '
Prantiegells, only manufacturer of the...original Its.
hat; of eoffet." We know that your Holland Bitters
la one alit , ken medicin. In the world far a dirordered
etomach or
Dr. Lo..wisr, editor of the•Factel.' lialtimere, pronounc
es it a medicine deterring Om confidence of the pubile,
r. rherharrethe leading German pbyalcluf of Penna.,
he.. presalted it fre4u-nth during the tau 3 year. with
marked snows, in oebllitated Eats, of lb. elgostlne 01 ,
gum or cfae e.t.a genera r.
The manager of Balloter Vinegar FacMly tam I cued
It mu self, and was thereforel odoord to try Its offset upon
my wire, (troubled with the great debility common ma
of a consumptive habit.) and really It is doing her more
good than uirthlng rho haever taken."
NOTICE —Meurer aspects to. dud In lithe • beverege
, will be dfaappeloted; but Coln. WY , west out low CM./
: 1$ wed prove • folderol matle ZOSIOIISOO Of
SUVA. I,o.l4 i tlVttiM
CAETT/0N!... popularity of thin delightfullAro
ble induced m y traits, kn., er Inch the public thoold
guard affshiatpundlaginc. harlot perimades totem an.
thing alumni/I you hare given Ifrahurla.
tug a fair trtaL One bottler will curainc• luow loll
nit.), 'nuclide la le to all the.
Siptioldat ILIA per bottle. or , 6 bottle. f0r 116.06.
the froleProprietxma
•
BENJAMIN PAGE, 7e,a 00..
thttrufacturine Pharmaguithits and iMemiarta
limitbEeld and 84 ate.. Pittsburgh.
MEE
Phlla..l.lphis...T. W. 17rOitlt Sons; 132 N. 2d street, Ns.
York, Barnes t Park. '.:01 Proadvar. =new Duane. Bala
timara, Caspare Brother., Oar BL and Parma ATCIIIII,
CiodratatL JO. D. Put. Chimera. Darelar Brothers, 218
Warr at BL Lonia. thruard Ndamat Uo. N. Orla
J. Wright S. Co. mill dslPardanorEl
rro PRINTERS—A practical business
manor an.perieneed renter. Is wanted an a part
;surto • Book and Job Printing Offive. vide le doing
good buena..
A good printer or a bwiners man would be anuotable
with a oropir amount of capital. For Puling*. addtnla
ox t 33. Pittiburgb P 0. mrl4:4terT
ONLY ONE PRICE ASKED—This is she
ONLY
fair relefor barer and nailer. It Ls dilatly ad
band to at Garble Ilall. as it should be by emery well reg
ulated buelnese babas every The Beason for ram.
met prexte 11 =IV at band, a..d a eery lame sad wall le e
lerted amok far MEN'd and HOPE emir eau be fallad at
efIi.TES:3 Gothic Ball. car Wool et aadDiaasoriddlley.
sir We study C. blear. • myli
r RENT—ThOZtore Room and Cellar ad
i MOng
thethes fitre et Robert Wray Mop. larmell•
s °meow. Onto= Ileum, Smithfield st.: • good
Mud for brotneer and will be rented low.
1 Leo. the dwelling end store room. =ter of 242.1 end
ay
streets, b. tent. /pelf to. •
mrl4 . B SrlaiN & BON, Borhe'e Staling. 4th .t.
EIV AND CHEAP BOOKS!—The Spar-
Pmere. or Lid= 12 tbs Country. by
The ladys tinkle to herfeet gautP.lti. alai unseal to •
atenstor, by Madly Thorn...di alwoleold:
Pluribufth. • Song that's beim author; a deed without
• o . 22, l o, l9ettated by Q.l4llthenderromtlekY.
Souse a 1 i
and attar, poemC •
Salad fyr tbe Sea all. beautifoi.UusListed:
A Defence of the Arneries.Pelley as .oppouri. to the en
eroaohments of Fortin, ll:Minna% and aelwelellY to the
luteribreoce of P 11391 111 thenollthrel Interest of V. V.
by Moe It Whitney; - .
Probes' Volunteer ktarmil 2 volt.
All the CHM hooka kept en bend bY
W. A. teILDSNITENNT t CO,
myl4 Elith et.. opposite Melbas/re.
: lIRICULTURAL WORKS—We would
Invite - the att. talon of farmers, nurserymen awl oth
er our large and Tell eetenen hook of work. on Aryl
culture. flortlealture owl Racal 800 01 a Ihe following
be Mt la part
Coleman • A VS. MUD •13 4 Rural &come: '
Boohniesatre Komi: -
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Sexton •Bural Land Rooks;
Stephen'e Book of the Farm;
Fessennen's , Complete Farmer -
Oarless.' Fromere Dl•tiene4;
illske's Cyclopedia of Modem earleallturs,
Lideit's s
Agcleastml.ChemiltrY;
Jama
Johnson's ChalemerV Blotlonary, by Lstulretb;
Barry's Bruit 13 11.1. r.
Thomas'. Fruit Cattmist;
Boarsma the bitzpe Culture;
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Fiala
Banhavan eAtranberri
Brosendefield Book of fdanoMs;
A Ilm's .1111, Farm Book;
Thome on Ramo Implermintr,
The 11111.14:223 twee Cnitan t; ,
moony, maoydopedle of Trnee and Anger. -
For ode by .7 1 4 ELY A Co. 663Ftcht st.
TFAV &VALUABLE BOOKS reo'd to-day
at J. P. Darlene.. liarket st. weir
noire. Ckonmentuy on Eabasishm Eitio's Daily Pitde
linstrattrar. Snit. acid separately: Dreldiron'a Or amnion
of Baena an, Prolans Melon: Psalms of Darld. Win
type. mar. gilt. also eith tome; Jacnbn.' Notes on Mats..
Muir .d [MIK Morning nod Nicht Wetcham Water
feom the Wall Parlor: Wants and Wind of Jam.te, Ba.
LThe last fon? ars iv "Babba.ll floors M a m
a end➢lnse
Carters valuate. J1.1119110f. tin ms?* Bible
81011. and &gaol to do. Little IRMO!, *a.: a tiondred
8. on Talem Itolton% Call to the Lambs and Tender Grass
far littla lambda Anna Rom Annieei lint and !mod
Boots, le, do. Cloth or untenable Priancerr, /Laden
awl Plains Boobs for abildnn. All the lan. Boats by the
Amer. &8. Unice. Also there. No. 4 SlO Library of 100
Cole Henry's Cksnmantary. American antitotlisb., Iliv
tooted editions. mylt J. 8. DATIBONAS Muriel
RACON-6 casks Shoulders, 4'do Hams,
Rinse reed and lby ye. by
Oar. DAVID C.d
M.
in/4 M Hand ate.
X T RA FAMILY' PLOUR-150 bbli
yin C. MIRBST.
DRIED APPLES-40 sacks reed and for
CDT ..arl4 DAVID C. HERM%
lIGGY FOR SALE-41. second hand buggy
for tile by MecANDLIOPS, NOUNS • CO.
oryl4 car Word and Woux
BARGE FOR SALE - =A largo; barge for
JJlFeoll or lumbertrod.. b • - -
m 14r. I NB 4.
DoT Azu-10 v . s ki pure Jet rued and
for glirry ray,l4 NoLILCIDLICSS. MANS CO.
110PS-4 balesjese reo'd Bad for sale by
31e0ANDLE92. 14E !NS /MO. -
LARD --10 keg,' No 1 just rec'd and for
- Wiens zoirll McCANDISTA ARAM; 100.
OLL BUTTIM--5 boxes fresh Rol Bat
Act...ea azafor b
py, I 4
UTICA LIISE--19 bble to arrive on steara
eg, Bey City by DICKEY-Jk CO.
S.bbla pine Roll rcc'd and
far nadt br Batt &LIGGIZTT, Water .t.
OATS -1000 bus reed and for sale by
=Fit _ • • VELIA LI.GGETT
117 Z-1000 bus. Pena. Rye in store and for
_Le o n!. br' mint BELL 4k MOST.
bbls. Grease—
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6 ball' bbls Lard: 16 wits Wool:
6 mix teaLtuas. Nem . 16:0160 flom desmer Kotalla
fa 0•10 br =714 • ISAIALL DICKEY a . W.
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PEARL ASll—,2_cAsico just roo'd and for
8... w.by TOIUTOILMON.I4O.II.I sau:sa a.
.J. B. MURPHY..
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
And Steamboat Agent.
Lama 121.T1P11LT41171 amd 6TH BTH,
_ DUBUQUE, lOWA
zimasigncomata and ordars adidted:
Bans to—Ourilag,,Robeatinti Co,
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Iltimor.u. Mises
, Z Xtos.Pinaorir „,.
Anakatuatig
.ar granr su -444"4*/'
151E12...4:034/qt 21)ais ter Bala by
OA ism: -znt., /Minoru. QOwn.N woos
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