THE DAILY ftti-VILY: -. .PIETTSJ3URGIt GA '. 7-! -7.: .,:::..:j . :'.T...i .. •' '...:'1:7
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
'_BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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;MILL t 00.11 LDOLMITSIIia AGENOY
r2ll Num& Arzrarr..l4W
.ate You.
Touo. ..7 shod. ibleoll.
e. Uo. Aiernto for the roost Irolusratal mid lanced
roolott=orr.hd Pawn both tb the Uhltod States
ad the
13'; le for /858.
.A.LL, 9 and 11 Park Plat
NZ (6 , YOWL . la the attention of buyers from all
Wll at tilll toaab l27l a ETILAW
r or
firolliit: ' ,lAll. L rummers. TIIMIMIIIGh, to,
inelittlithoa ashortilodt th' rAriliall
aim...knot tty Ito,•• - •
With • roma sisals:tog or STRAW BOSINCTB and
FLU% ad tin ihniost,•tlesigns i all of • whith oral be aimed
•.alitoi nom MIL 111188 a HALL,
. 8 all Park Plaah Now Yeah.
-ratilfr.dafet- . 2 sea _
nib •British flate Glass- Company.
2..41 7 WHE411.
• -Warahonso for the United States,
JOAN PLA'rf,
7D'Marra7.Bfsptt hew York.
TIIERE will be aotind full assortment
of their Gamier Pothered Plate for Stone er.d
Howe Ymits.iihos Ceres, to. Alto, Hough Ouse trove
hf tol l inches thick. •
.If, IL—Wasiaractuttiuml Mt referred to the Nes State
floater( Ohloom Ooltrratrar, sh:th Is elteed with the
Plate Glees of the Cocorethr. mtah;amdr
- ANDREW k JESUP.
COMMISSION 31.ERCUANTS,
' • ("atoll rind Vivien Machinery.
EViorS alsalottirsdiscfristed roots. Batons dc,
lurcrraruma psalers to ilsourastoress • Artteles
No. 67 Pine St., New York.
N.iL iVrairri th ;ll6,LClll IRON Waa)lB. -
&earn Engines and Baia.,
Nselcoirs
..Spoey In Now Tort for
1.0 WELL al &CLUNKISLIOPP Machinists , Tools
sOCMyr
•
Hough's Patent Elastic Skirts.
RATES FRANCE, No. IBarolay street,
VATITION—Nene at . &11 -erupt they hare the
temp of the patent. .&11 cumnfacturere sad sellerre In
ririmit Ell be progx,attfi McOrding to Lew. h2O
-t
W. JACKSON 42: SOb.
ORATE AND FENDER MAKER,
sla .67t0/414.37. I it . IGO ItROADWAI: NAM YORE.
Jnal4l,
TAIRSANK'S PLATFORM SCALES.
•r.underaikned having been appointed
vintages denote for the eCt tot • thaw nelehrated
nountfeetartat b the =icing Invent= •
- • • - 11. , & - T. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
..wiri..e.trouy Invite attention or tho
;tattle enoexiority of Moe Scales over .I other,
4 - PterAHltettlee hove 'been lobjectet to the SigirStUrST
• :nsrolk ell the principal Italiroade In the Unitial Mato"
ad In trinfelte l l ' ;:gfolg " l '"` Tt i- ,dr,et ' r dttbble
ty ha...rained for noon the reputation of be
SUE
STANDAAD PROM -TYLI/Ckt TIZILRE CIAN BR AVO
4.PPE.I : -
. . .
Ws era_preparsd to 1111 orders for Counter, Pori:obi%
Uortilagr, tbulot Still, IL., Onsl, Railroad sal Clonal
bombes, at asonaloolgrers• pars" [ t WELLS,
• Libertretreet, Osarnarrebti Row,
mallard - Pittsburgh.
PITTOBI7I - I,W COACH FACTORY.
31.1.11133. ..... asinal
.. .„...... . . . ..... ..... ... ...
'BIGELOW & CO.,
(Successors to E. Al. [Uslmr,
aatNo. 46,
MAIM r
Wood et :VD ALUM STA
ma.,
, - Pittsburgh, Peuua.
oCOACILES, CARRIAGES, PHOTONS,
Baggieo; and sverr- do•al•tion of Panay Valid.
t to ord.. and finished in • manor u
Neat,. of datl6, ele- of fain. AM or=c 4 usga
and donblllty ot 01...5.14
. faran ',ark marmots& w's
• Hide Oil end Leather Store.
.1031.2ZPATILICK, .
.No. 21 South Third: Street,
twee., 3lezliet and Ctestaat
tpl i nFOß SALE SPANISH lIIDES, 1)r
men salted Patna MN. Tanners' CHlaanners
la
11:11 Pada of Latta In the neeJgb webtad. *a* e* ,
the Elshgt market pate wit! be Zieettle =lt, °eta.= In
xehaatar tbr Leafage stoma Ave er=A n d
414 on coaualadsm.
.110:003.
:W t. cOUTCHBONA CO.,
VVI-TaLESA.L.E. GROCERS.
Product as a Commission Merchants,
AND RULERS IN
-Pittsburgh MauttEsztured Articues,
Si. 219 Latirty sired, Corner of /mix,
my* PIITIIBUILCIEL PA.
ZONES et COOLEY,
WIIOLESALE GROOBAS
AND
13047 FURNISHERS-
I . IEALEIIS IR
Yrenlota and fiiiinnighffanufactarra,
No. 141 Water Street,
near CA Y elter
PENNA.
PAINTERt..I.,
LONG
[!OUSEs - AND SIGN. PAINTERS.
MP. 7T iOl4 FbefrrOrm Mag k r i EFlD
AU :orders promptly attended to.
111WEIVA rut:luta In a anmrTaz style. mh."7.4:1
U. C. 1081212107--.....----1...1. If. laLl-tx.
Mt.
, 110E11030N, KORB -.llc-: MILLERS
VOUNIMES - -AND ENGINB BUILDERS,
iumn*tirdri!of all deierlitiT,ls .lall Csathup,
caw. tio:llltartet ant sad bealad
Mats.
Si lit:-WICIEBRSHASI.
IV'HOLE SA LE • A N:11 - RETAIL
nacyclavr, No. Stl Llberty'Etrdit. }lead of
trarnhati alosta kentre .hand end
tor T i do a general and complete astortnient or onum.
Medicine, Paiute, Otte. Dye Blade. Window Gime rd
aU
Linda. Patty . Perim:tern zettlat antrroprietary
eine., etc.
To my old irlende ant crustoittera—TLayliew golden: my
Drug Eton In Ilsitimere, and returned to Ohl elty, gad
bought out the,Drun—listabllehment or lir. Joel Mauer,
Na 211 Liberty, street. 1 shea • happy to me my old
frielideeor the Mumme It
rs of ,Mr. Mohler• and elan ewe
no p t iti t ne o ltalsoglieni with wi t i t ylpho r t a ligotny: In
mi dai , No, 241 Liberty wt.
Valraible . : 'al Eitate for Sale.
j..tt a
Offer Dr pale. tho two theta story brick
. buNdlenor at the South bist ec=er of Peou and Eland
Nos. 211 and 2113 l'enn Street: The lots imer each
03012 t. bet ea Penn etreet. by.' 60 Ant In-depth. The
buildings are substantial and 111,15 nowt rauta. •
I alawaTer the four three nary brisk dwelling . houses
'maths east elds or 11004 nose., Nee:Bs. ST. Bg. - and-al
eash lionse Inn alauElll feet 3 Inclum fo front by about
• ate= sea soldy. or together, and
at kw prim: A *Malt audylancunst mill ba booth= nod
a ressonablelhts flynn for the at of the balance
Apply to .. . :114/. WELECIS Attorney at 1 av,
oe.lbtf , . , ,• . • \..• , n. 137 fourth street.
St Clair-Street irtoperty for Bale.
Aill:Aelliorited to sell on Tory reasons
- Ws tarms.any Deer man of tbree dna Ws. slim
ek dwelling thane on tb• westerly aids of Et. Mar
deset, bans houses Non N..= 21. 2d. and
28, between
Penn Other end th e Old Arlethenr bridge. Them bonen.
.alinsaltable stores-and dwellings and are situated in
good kcallty.- TholoU are eseb, 18 feet In-7mA by 1 , 0
- bee In depth to ma allay•tar feat wider •
A moderate easkrimment nib barequired, and the
bal
anos allowed tom:Mall dor • gessombne 111. mewed tr
.be bond and moniagenAtrlAtircbstrr. , Agyl7 to
•
11,„13. , SynAind Attic-MT at Law,
CMIE
BOOTS e.WD SHO ES,
W . llO LE S. A. L. AN.I.E RITA IL.
MILE subscriber respectfully culls the at,
tatthon of his tHende and tilt , battallo nttltnalit,to ao
trzaMtostlon or tds extatialve stock of Hoots and nem
fuse yea:stead Cr:. N.w Solland Itardafsetnress, In
which will bo G=d any kind of Wink Oen% Allsfe and
Chaklnenbl Boca& Oaf Ors and Raw. mad. ant of the best
material. net lunsantalp stator taw Wart stylaa
In order to salt ernintny degas and those who vista in
pt hurt ms 4 e i ns work: la t Losana i Nt r az 3 e i tzicd keel,
nosts ant r er ' omaaa, , ro r y's arld Tattles • ftrbatns.- /L . Ina
otai and Btudalus, lard Mimi Benda, ebalch bs 'muscats.
•, ranarenta to We prises banned MY nottdon.more.
than that ha Is avian - to MU MI them. otbst to .
AsbUstanssast an the city.
. • Ttrankful tha libelant "stemmas tunutofor• melted I
• stadia. further Carom and
h a t Ins loon am:artisan*
I.
. he nab <caramel. that lea 41 anis to nits rorat
tug 69 blaitstst. talnsian Makstinstra Yiftb st
MIIIMIY & BUILCIEFIBLI),
Sillp and LaAke.Dreas' Goats generally,
CLOAKB, - TALMAS SILAVLS,
EMBROIDERIES AND STAPLE GOODS,
•, For Family Use.
adamsinmally er:lnelve voortmeae taallof the •cor.
sevatomentajne.rez'd and selllnit at PTO , =lad.
air.Nomiasteoraes'itti sad Mukat Stf.“ cr..3 •
.. - 'Stoves. Fenders and -Fire Um:
IiRON CITY.STIEVE WAREHOUSE. No.
Ist vrood stmt. 'Li the enema bas :
lo, attired - . 1 , Web
aftraiNftartinToMrnorn=syth nann"°':11111::;
toazionandnatlnd of a= at**. Illlnfb now fell and nom
al:ki W e an um.b.rVlr 1 1:,... ilt'gi'4.,,V k""f to
ea • T. J.. CRAIG aEn 4
&lowan= to J. Ilarodollar.
' '
WILLIAM 21CITCHELTREE, Jr.,
Distillor.aud Wino and Liquor
• - 11E'ROHA:NT,
ra.tv stred, -- rizuborgoi.i_ coy
. • iowaLaii
N. FRAZIER, formerly 1i resident of
.ritt.eione, me. or ono here 1n • her
a for the ilonurillldulTa and thong City "And Dlorlots.
ciip tudute mirgbega unincansulds Lint. or war •
runtA to locate. en, have then bonnets faithfully and
• zirntapity attended to hrmuer an Met at the stare room
hbutet street. from GJL D. to
fiErEniNeze.
John AleandaY;lnelthent, Martel et. Pittsburgh.. n.
-.Holmes k Posy "Luton.; drse. Omen% ashler. he•
thee los - lien tr dUa T.Jolitalegulru4 serounteat.
Bap! Bate
#IIOO7IiRATIFAGS-.,5 and 5011xi;sacts
an bud ad • for WI by liERCIIM &111111Itiblnt,
Prato {CT Heaver.Oottcn, Brlghtoxy LOO loa
SCOTt. Dentist, Bow= street,
• '6,0 dorm Irsst of Itarket. Mk" tons
gewO a. K I WIS Nr- 101 l
Eemaval.
.-10 1 E, Eir,=l3,B .t CO., Wholegal; Drug
tem removed to lb" tarp_s_p_ll_,,o;r=dlo wb g
rarebons. am tat nerd= Wij,T,:r pat t, Var.
.. - :•74<.oisr .. ...._ o 4,eu , Vtg ai la ahm And Tell •eslid •
a "Wrair - av - r LWayorrantad , • . ' ' •
,:',!„-?,: - - ' l .`' •' '' iteimoval:'
k
,„.r111.115,1EN, 'Manufacture? lit cyan - ca.
-,,-; Aar otizAzA.Bontrffend P1AD0114141113,
.-:, r Batavina and Clistsl.lllrttles... -*WM awe awl
- 111104fiati let invirr"Vietr: madam.
VA .. ma _1.73 ma= Masts.: 'E,./76?2,1rgb.
Mighton -and Bucket Factories.
[PIM subscribers' eentinue to tesnursolure
memo fasOsetkEtactsl, Tete. Rollers: A*: RSA
itogso awl Vapors Mons
teerSOUT el4sees4 te. tsuLLE A ALTON.
_ 4 6teani Engines and Boilers.
C OMEX with the latest improvements,
a a
d
• waled bus) analici. an•CrAta.r.:.
OrderaLleallitb &mac: :lag LlUar me, litte.
11 t ^ P 3 Ss
dri
AmirPot".4l?"4"unilittlig#4l44
iIUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
TOSEPH S. .fc A. P. MORRISON. Attor
ney" at TAW, oE.oe No. 143 narth street, betweeu
111 . 11 .elliamotaat,Pittebruch..Ps. .1724
ROBERT E. PHILLIPS, 'Attorney acts - w,
6t-oLotas. Mo. feT
VmIOBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
. data. of Ilftb and Grant rt , ets../29 0 . 1 t• 0 ° 0 ."
um step% Pittsburgh., ' mr24-7-'63
AMES J. KUHN, Attornoy at Law, office
loscrthstnet. rieeoraet. Pirriiiterar , relt-cir
AGENCIES.
Michigan General Commission and Collec
tion Agency Office,
Vthe collection of Homo end Foreign
Alexcentile and 'Mother Money data, in Michigan
adjacent &atm. Investment. and Papaent of Moneys,
p a , m .pt o rrt...Purebato end Sale of heal Estate and
Stocks and Insurance Agents.
MLTIKII..tAhI)ERSON Detroit, blichlaan
gem= Attsbargh—Mesantarser a Rabat, liank.
ang White a Cc. Garotte °Meg rms. Staarati a co.,
Merchant.
Wsztan—Sien Avnelts or Malan ercun tenectabda
Insurance Contnaniet. Insla:l7d
WIA. A. IRWIN'S
R E . AL tr....t ..e u4 ST do ti r T ro E . o l 249 . E, No. t. ildjj ,, o . n ru t
rtlo Ore, Pig Iron. ac. Coal Komar bought and mold.
an.27-tt
AUSTIN I,OOIIIS, Real Estate Agent,
Btoo Ilerotionaloo and Intl Broker, ernes No.
urth etroet, bye Wood. Baskets moioptly ottoaded
to. • trtdll'
Q i , AM (TEL L. MARSILRLL, Secretary Citi
.an'. Insonnas COMP. 7. Vt Water
V M. GORDON, Secretary Western Iron
.:.ace Co, 92 Water street.
OARDINERCOFFIN, Agent for Franklin
Istsmtre Oomparty..ncrth-exat cornea cd Wad
P A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Me
• tnal lamranee CM:61 , 14111. t 2 It eteget.
DRUGGISTS.
;Cali r.:13210.--......1. earns, 44--..00C1111.111 RESTS*
TIMING BROTHERS,
VT:=TBOOTT TO a. EOM • CO.)
WROLESALE DRUGOISTS,
N0.:40 WOOD eruirxr,
Pg.sIWBUR . OI3 PA.
Provrietas of Dr./ll...mescal/Amsted Vermlfuge Lte
PD% Atal.
LOIEIN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. hi'l:iuf
ter,lwboums• Iwo Ut.4). Drst=l , l, and Dealer La
AU, Dyeattlfte, osenerWood net 811th streets,
Plttahargb. Wllegular Agent Coe Dr. Pard's Medicine.
_.,.--.._ ,
Wholesnitr Dealer in
r Ms ' P. SCOTT, stuff& Nana
eras.
!..,,, ,-,,,,Pf,'Fitgitsobtlird'h".
..7_ 4 - D __ " . .
All <,,,IeT, will "K.l” VX 2 3l,,,nrkrn'4. mss 14-17
Mr Aztr.t far Mitmek
FAIINF,S'rOCK & CO., Wholesale
er and F o rL lf t b =e, Pitt.
ear .h. mch7
AE. bELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
ullics....rtgkoppayggram.r..robtoallte.,pto..
711.11irJeGI na...111 . • .. osozo• um=
tro fLIUN Wholesale It Retail
of Liberty sra St. Clo ensue
SOHOONMAKER k CO., Wholesale
. DTuridlita, No. St. Wood arrat, Pittaburgb.
ILOSEPH fisikuN,a, Successor to L. Wilcox
a co, coma Martat street and Dtataond—Kaemate-
Landand complata assortment of
fdadicl iT ITI, Madteln ' • Moats, Pazfolnaty, and all . a;ilZi
portal:lug to Ida basin.%
Ptryiletaxas proscriptions taxernny wino cloud as all
hours. Softly
COMMISSION &C.
LIAL Kcal 111
EORSIErit SCOTT.
FustiYARDSNO AND Coassits.SlON
ME.OI-LAINITS
BALE
Wool, macs. Floor, Baco.a. Lard, 2r, Lard Oil
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 76 Water St., Pittsburgh. Pa.
.. ..
so .....
&grins= liartaugh. Mutt.,lti Wells. Vieth elPa, Otto.
John Scott &Oh.' " M M.otlO
E DJaush Quite/CO Deg Bk. Bows a tterstlne. Phila.
I omit & Ch. Pittsburgh. Barash Nesbit it Bursts..
Joseph g Elder. Bt. LaughlA D Balkak Co.. Phlts.
. &Om
Thomas*.
Oha'. C s.anker liolccutt .t.Contrtll. dirgiu'Ll.
arei o.
SalOyd
JNO. O. IMNS- ... 11138 TINS
um OP PAO4screA
Ournthreirs. Roffman dScotts. PbOo
KOONS & ICERSTIM
FLOUR FACTORS ,
PPID
Uft
General Produce CORWiOII Mordants,
No 47 .Nart.A;Whmw, and 05 N. OrderS., beton Ram
PHILADELPHIA.
• m ro
Itatialey, Woodward *Co, ar Mb. J D lelhoer k Co. Cl.. U.
Germ; Went. W. A D Dollen% a Co e
Wood 0 Jew, Tieo",l "
Biter, Prim lt Co- " Idediek. a Foulde, "
Caleb Cord a Morrow a Cottle., "
Truitt. Brother t Co. " N Chenardereth l Co .
nenilsay a Co.. Plttei'it. Airrrott L'Gt?g
And Pittsburgh odd Plilledeirlds lice-orite grade:MD,
jaldetoad
IIoBANE at AN 88.
Inaztossors to A. A A. Ile
DEALEIteI IN
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODOCE.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
No. 114 Second it., Platting'', Pa.
13..1.'51kar1 in/2
SPRINGER _PIARBAIJGH.
C01.111.166101N AIiaCRA.NT,
Dealer in Wool, Prorialons & Produce generally
NO. 295 If.TRFIRTY STREET,
PITTABUItGIh PA.
J. /1.. MURPHY,
FORWAILDINti k CuMMISSION MERCHANT,
peetleaiar ottoatfoo given A.
o the oaks of
Y.O D LICA
No. 155 Front Street,
Tbo Uoacto Kobel* Howe.
3011.3 ezwni J. -011.u.Arnau
Isonul, LEE & co.,
w_kI.OI...ESALB GROQERS,
ftoance COEUnusionliercnante,
Aso ..Dmkte IS
PITTSBURGII maraw.ormag,
x .. 8 Wood a., betmeca Writer and Frau at
• • - pirranium.
DAVID O. EIKRBST, ,
Flow, ProdaMe o, ERCHAN Provision Imd Commission
,
No 267 14berl7 greet-
Pittsburgh,
( IVES hie attention to the esLo of Flour,
vp Pork. Bacon. Lad. Cbtess, 1302144. Grain. Dried
rilgtog, Enda, 4e- Se,
1111.0enstRements reeprtrally t011e11441. 66347
HENRY B. ICING.
(Into of the firm of kiitig & Moorhead,)
COiIIMIHSION MERCHANT.
• AVD
WAL .4.IVD BLOOMS,
No. 76 Water stree
eirr-utiranit, below dlarket,
A. A HARDY,
rill 4 t Wiz cad T
e m? f r c cW
Gi ft
o In
Stadium and Indianapolis
ILAILB.OLD,
No. 80 Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa.
is2X.ly4 .
. . • •-
d. W. SIITLER
& co.,
vOWSVARDINO & COMMISSION :MEE,-
0114NT8 end Dollars In all kindlier Pittsburgh Slaw
tusetuogr Arthlos, Levi Pips and hash No. tor first
hOssob Pittsburgh. • sutrlyiP64
jB. OANY/ELD, law of Warren, Ohio,
,a.4,ozirett=ti F it =4 eireaint; *ad Whole.
.P•miA424 sad Wedarn Prod pa2=lrlitAr ttA 4 .
Wirer. Staltbiteld sad Waxl. Plttsbunce:
novae urns, ;a. I
uateigtirm.l4,oM.imAattlaA 0o.)
r LITTLE - CO., WhOlOialo Groom,
• Produce and Cointalininn Metehants,ann Dul,in
31angneUmmo Igo 112 Becond atm. Vttp
• - AT:La
.
flan 11011
sk • WA RESE.-utgRY - 11.
OOLLUMYnrynading end Commlanlan Slegehintand
Dula in Mon* Bauff, Inkollab and Penanoe generally;
24,W00d stmt., above Water. Pittetarah _ma
111:11mportes sad Dealor
Trends Lo and • • astadata Wall Pam 66_1dartat.
aletwaen Third And Ircnalh irtreetairm
61.
DRY-GOODS.
JuSEPH H08.17E 00.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
TICIldiff 1 210 1 ),
LMBROIDEBIES. L1031E211" d 1:11.011T1
Fano , Goals, 44.
Po. T 7 Markdri.. bd. WI and VW Dtarsond
B Una* for Hawildra Yams. mtd4/7
At. Alil,, & Bro.,
pi 0.9 1 fatirltet et., are closing oat their =-
tire .took orDry dead' at an lituaeraiw itimixinnt tram
on
heath D ato m Wool DoLotooo.
yr7ifirAftumOlo., 112 I
,Lrozoos ()loth, Bombazines,
L nd ottmaZwitt trliam.stiv i ti or taarsa
thecana ?IL .14 41=Vitem st a_ 4 111 d
whit% win b• wail at • amt. ca1m.. ...
A. A.MADOW_I iffitytTIMCSIMIE—C. AMOXT a COOL TOIL
guestA. 2 , 1Ab0}3: C 0. ,, Wholesale and/km. 3 i
. Naas
Pittsbur In PIIIICT bliabl•Dry Ggdli rts
gh.
NtIIRPLIY & BUROMEIA Wholocale
end Arad Dry Ooods lair-haat*. mum Taatith
as 4 wird Kraal* Pitaharah.
Removal! Itemoycill 'Removal
c , Bum oN I CO.—IVOr 111 , 111 AISAAZI
HXON:I Removed our Storo - to N 0.23,
=lama. (neat door le A. A. MAIMS CO.) we ant
INew retreated tweslait Dee ef the Imam t, Waxen of I te. ,
DerrtnLaDAAlnatlean CUPAIDAN ace 011 Cloths In tide
}et. In oar anort.ment on De /ouzel
•Itoelvet, fArV i d o;c
• k
, • • ,Zneeetry Mods Ocrpallnen
I F :0114 az . 415= 1 6
I . o.nar
• - va elvs
together ealtll &nick flak% Dettlinga DrtersatlnD, and
Prim! .12 a 18 : gs tjait6ffee.%M ,and
Id a k* d iyoFfoganYntial2l.3lntta Winton, Mates, Buff
4Ann. Nem
I f f WWI:OW 7.11Ve Toe nib ere
lODINE- 50 oz 9 for isalo,br
eripigott sii9V€LICKWik
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1856.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
BANKT.N(3 O - i HOUSES
JOHN T.HOGO:
MEDFORD. REDFORD EXP..
SOMERSET SOMERSET CO..
MOUNT patemn, wemionwp ort
00EENELLSVIDLIE. 1/I.Y . FTE FEMME'
ONEONTOPETif
DROWNBVILLII.,_
NEW MOOLLTON. EItATICR CO,
Desnmin. reont...l. Unnounts cond., Dlntla betinnt. snld
mai collected; Moak Donna and Anzio bought and rold
Etna" Noble nrul otb.• Secalitlex tonnht and nall on
ermandanton. Cartorpondonr• and noUsetlon.,Balientni.
sat=l36l/1311.
RRAMER & RAIIM, Bankers and Ex
change Brokers. Day and all Gold and River sad
Notes, negotiate Ica. pn Ural Estate or Stock Secu
rities, punt.. Prom:deem Notes. s2d Time Dills. East
sad Walt. Dry and sell Stocks on Conualeeion.
Hans made on oil points to toe Union. JIMor corner of
Third wad Wood tizaeta , directly opposite the St . Charles
Hotel. sp7 0.71.11
I.IOLNIVS & SON, Dealers in Foreign
r Pra d k = t ea 1 8 1 e , E tV'te u lL C lf gtri
eargh. tirCollectione made on all the Finch, (ales
throughout the llalted &.t..
MANUFACTII ' NG.
1. CV1011316.2. CITIIICLIN, J11...12L C. rirscs,..w. IroODVAILD
ANBRIOAN
PAPIEN. IVI4OHE
414.1VUFA(11 MG CO PANT,
No. 78 Second et., Pittabugt, Pa.
7Vi a dNUFACTURERS of Papier Macho
Ornements for Churchae,DoosewSteeninoans. Ships,
o.lrror and Picture Yrarcess. Window and Door Beads
Brackets, Trues., Cornices, Ventilators and Centre Piece.
for Ceilings. Dinettes and idinsidlngs Dreyer,. description,
also and &whin. tumor and warranted =ore thimble
than any other article now in me.
Orders executed on the shortest notlx
B.—Attention of litearoboat Builders la aspesielly di
rected to thin article, on amounM too S. TUNKB its light verg CO ht.
CUM,
No. 7u/Second et., bet. Wood I klarket
jralt•dif Pimuooon.
UNION FOUNDRY.
Nitchell,Derron & Co.
WILL continuo the butane.% of the Union
Foundry, at the old stand of PENNOCK, MITCH
ELL it CO., No, Liberty at.
They will ruanutentrne se usual, a large and general
assortment of UABTLNGS, esunprising
Cooking Stoves,Ranges and Side Ovens,
°MOE AND I AILLOR STOVES,
MANTLE & KITCHEN ORATES,
Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons, Sad Irons,
Ten Kettles, Plows and Plow Points,
Mill and Maohinery Castings generally,
And OAS and WATER MEE Wall el.,
“ao,
IRON & NAILS OF TILE BEST BRANDS,
Shovels, Spades, Pioks, act.,
All of which will be oda at ablibicabra' imam
par 7-17
Penn Cotton Milli, Pittalrargb.
ENNEDY, CIIILDS & CO.. Mannfao:
NW taro. of—
PIDU A No. 1 !Ivory 44 Meet
Dorpot Main of .11 colors And=r,
Cotton TIOAK
4
Oord
" Pl.m3frA Unto and Bun Coot
Rope of All dz. .ad dogorlptioan
Battlsof.
•NlTVdoro left at tit. IludirAro 8 ore of Logo., WO..
1110.. 131 Woo 4 stroot. will Laos attention. Io2ONT
WILLIAM icriluTiffif t CO.,
61 Penn et., below Marburg, Pittsburgh, Pa.
"TEAM BOILER MAKIIRS and SIIEET-
Ia IRON WORKRRlLManafacturcri of Can IU. Pot.
ant Butler. Locomotive, Float and Oylindar Boilers. Chint
nom Ondehen,iYn lied, §tcam Pipes, Condenser., &Lit
guar Pane. Iron Tale. We Rom , . etc. Also.
Blacksmiths' Work. itridge and Viaduct lona% d0...1
Os
ndedabate-m=4lm All ordas tram . distance mrontilir
attA
Hats and Caps.
WILSON & SON keep oonatantly on
. hand every desertrtlon and variety of Ilat. sad
Cal,..both wholesale and Mall. Thor. &Wring a tt•at
taahlonable Rat or Cap, good and ohm?, would do nail to
at.* a. a tall Wore purchasing al.rhar... n 011341
W. WOODWELL, Wholefrale and Retail
111 1.,4 Nutt: ketuzer •nd Doe. In WWI W... No. Si
GROCERS.
Shriner & Dilworth,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Noe. 1313 A 132 Second Street,
(Betvois Wood and Soditdold) PITTSBOWIL
MONTROSE MITOHELTREE.
Wholosh.le Grocer and General Merchant,
Na 2D9 LiDniq Street, littatorret.
SMITH, MAUL it HUNTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
1= Second and 151 Front street,
1.16. PiTf.SI3PRGII. PA.
Wallace & Gardiner, •
RBOLE:(JLE DEALtRS .121
Floor, Provisions and Produco Generally,
NO.S9S LIBERTY PT. faiir
111 AGALEY, Cf.S(3RA VE /r, CO., IV Me
iji .st. Groom. nand 20 Wood stmt. Pittsburgh.
CULBERTSON, Wholcanie urocar and
.11
•
COMILS.BIIIII ,C2.lt.Dell.lfft la Prod= &ad /Tam
& ntautliasixr3 AttAdx, 126 Lllmaty execs. Plum
barzb-
itolD ,Fr. CO., Wi:oliaalo Grocere
.4.Ccamaisalotateschsata.No.l73lVoodsnd 21.1
cry street.Plttatarea. polo
11013ERT 111001tE, Wholesale Grocer,
Dealer lu Produns Maaufsetazi.w..2l4 el
llwreffuvid lwanwelo Wins., and Liquor.. Nu. 3/
llbesty etrw.t. Du hand a weir largo stock of euq..ricr
old Moncruirettals Wht ksr. ~filch WI lw mold low for , nub.
. . .
MD ICU...CUM... .1111111 X 1...1411.. -
at. S. corm.
cCANDLESS, MEANS ecCO. (Bucces
ran to Wick it Mellandlore.) trboisda Oman.
la Iron, I4•ll3,ol.ass.Oottocas.rno, wad Pittrendrall
Blom afacturos central/. corner of Wood and %Vet. Ina.
JUDI 8r0D.1...--...JADDS D. WOW-- —II,ISID DOS.
Ag t( c til . 92!
it R . OE, 2 . V s ho e. l l Lael u il e Gi r Grocers and
11 °BEAU: UM ML CO, Wholesale
lA, Om. . °outrank= Blentiants, Dolm la nal=
and Pittabazgh Iton afactur.. No. 213 Liberty shoot.
kittsbargh.
SAIAII DICKEY & CO., Wholeeolo Oro
ure,
Pr°4°.."'•
AGALEY, WOODWARD & 00., Whole
-I_9
Ws Givens. No-111 Karts% enwL P6lladstaWa
1:oit):1001.1RDIvitvfl
. JOHN T. SHB.YOCK,
Book tad Job Printer and Pablistirr.
N 0.82 Fifth evert,labors hatithihild, Buildlos-
LIOOK BIZWER'B said Box Makor's Straw
iLpEcards abr.. on hand. Mao. Boot. Papers and
Stotkon7 mrlo
116 1 C. COCILHANE, (successor to Sad-
Imr.)lsl,olcsale andjaetall D•oLlor In Boots. litatho •
.7 .4 Paver noosing% Yedersl .treat. Otb door S. 14 o
1 1 • 01 . , t , _ 0 1nom Ako z aen y.
gilic S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta.
.10-440er.ovr000rAott.D.A.on v tAlrnoll. Na 0 I Morin
'JKAY k CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
N 0.158 Wood es.; next door to Ms oorner of Third.
11.1.21101. ro. hdtool and Is. tormksomlfitaltUT ev mod
. LREAD --- ,B oks
ellaran Utationer, No
rmth
MUSIC. &C.
John 11. Mellor,
. . . .
Zio. 81 WOOD STREET, between Diamond
AD. y and Wows!' Simon. Bol• Apra lin Oil I OKKIL
a SONS . (kstns) I.MM. MASON a IIAM•
LIN'S MODEL MELODEONS And ORGAN DARmon.
DAM ast4 tholes 121 MoAke.6locmislOaNit, jen
H. Kieber & Bra,
Na O. 63 FEFTLI ST., Si T of tho Golden
glry. itereuel LK CLAWS tr.
PAW iais Mara% wt.hirtl Skg nartIRO A A
llan.mONlUslB, Dnlers sad Auncal Imtru
-1:111/110.
Charlotte Blume.
ANIIPACTUREIt and Dealer in Piano
OA :Portal and Importer of rondo and modes] Inatrw
meat.. 8010 wont 100th. iIARBUItO PIANOS', also for
DAVIS k CO:4 ik4talaunos, with and with.
oat Malaga Attachment. nty3 113 Wood Ft.
J. A CaiDiCIL
--.----
REMQVA.L.
ValleLFova I'lovr Works.
J. S. 014 v bfr SeEEll
AAVE " to the =et story of
5hat,..,.;, aod eommolorol , Warabourn. corr. of.
of allay and Ldnati Want. when uvy luv• opened
anaortmantot shirtrkdaan Unproved sod 1112h1.7.14. 0 ”
ad I.OlNd. and would !aril* 111 e attanVen of Mama.
land Traders to nal and mask. thalr now Iron Cent.,
Centro, Patent Liner, 1111 Ode, Hub Boil, Double P.lll.
pow% Sugar, aza ovary dearAntitn% o 1 rlo we. Plow
Pointe, Casting., S., connected witn the toad..
.I.34.kwir; .• •
•
m.DE LANGE,
DEAL= IN •
' LEATHER & OILS,
LinEßTrimerporue Oa Mad ,f Wood,
• • fall audatment of
- Hoyt's Leather Bolting and Oils,
Yet. nfnehlardy and One Oars, always an hand. •
aalldlyd
Nuith Ward Property for Bale.
WILL BELL on reasonable terms And
Parlolints, We tors. coma/ of rano and Carroll att.,
rapzitAtli.UolotoForioo. Thepara hardsomaly dtma
£loo, w.
throe LOl . B. area of lAberty and Baldwin Wt..=
feet franiosekg. Ttio sr* caloolatai for debar ereettult
board= tionase or for vial epot—for coal smolt sr the
Peons. or Coo Oanotativille Railrad..
o ' o M p iVepterMl=riftsiri g o it4Wilk d io..l=',..
nook it Rut. 'Thai areas!' f or fora olantiraNtory or
;went< boardtog _ma on.for the Foloolvds 01 mech..
lel of that RolgtAbw•ao , d. Apply to
fydadif JaFiaoS B. ROMAN. In Mori, at.
To NEM Owners,
ih - IRENOU. BOER and Lanrcl MB Mill
.11:11Wan, Bolting Cloths. MCI Spindler. 1 . 1 .4
ecr., kiwis Ville. Wm and Uob Ortudevt. Caat Iron
Proof litatln. (a dirsidastarn 1000111m111)slwayi On bawl
aggnr.tdoob:wr,stltl9l..WlWcy ob"l:l!..tabargb„p..
w W. WALLACE.
belt -nesting and Mx trans?
'KEE Subscriber having purchased the Cl
cisulys right of 3. •J, Johnston'. Patent Box is
3.
co tote. ' , stout Itelfllsstlng licroothinst Irons, is now
utancivaly osered inanstfacturinst MO SWIMS in con
Denton wit.% o snosw, `be keeps constantly an hand st
his warsroons. on federal St. olticcdts Anchor Cotton
Works, a larks sad good Worn:gent of the conanob Tailor
and Mad Irons, to width be maid rsitittsttT incite the
'ittet , An. <4:Wholesaler dearitt and tin redo In Ganotral.
• occrisd.. .• • itiritil4l , lll 4 7k A Ilsanssoy Vitt..
r 14.02, 11141:1NK-4 tunatit rPo'd a
—loatoptv °M ate"' Tod:anis lu
Pte9llotlon. Moaned as Was sueela Waal
.v.lll..l4aidthilinostof VW DIP tellmelid
11441111MrplotagrOla ;GIL .11MALPv.'
NW YORK- ALDITEELIIMIESI7B.
mum vimai ng,c
_owas SetiXLL, 012 h
mat NIVOTLI*I; ADM - 4013C! ilos1 3 ,514 itiaßroccheay.
GEORGE W.iIraIUTEULIC
Merchant Tailor,
MS lieoadwon °m ono St. Nichelos ilotel
=elo:tme E te' r,t) It IC,
New York Corn Exchangei
BAG MANUFA °TOR Y.
125 and 127 limed Street.
B. E. CLARK,
• .
!MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Bags and Bagging,
Osc<N,tttles&sh"thigs' Du*, 11 ) 1X and
'Alger', row Beslors. I.l.Bitsa 14111 Brilti Bag s
Beamlees Bags. El.= 1,
3111, = 3 ) BAGS,
Dentinal and printed toorder asp:only tot their we. ~ ur
onortnent of borders Is Jere., sti4
ti ff various dengue.
our °veterans an tuts r they my with
pot In type without extra charge.
Country Noubente are hinted Cu ertualne our stock of
YUMMY' BAGS, viz.: °renders Bans. of el the yeeivos
brands of Dolt. dB Tel y heavy Osusbnnur. h,e,e7
le
Nett P as t ore erpp Jlod with pure, ellelses. printed to order.
1 , 1. 0 ,61 0 . I...tere eupplled with lint sod heathen% Opo•
ands of ',lsla or colored sloth. We here new
designs phas. raYhtfv
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Burning Fluid, Camphene, Alcohol. dm,
DORR k MANN,
BGJ GREE.4ICII STREET. (ecrner of .7•7,) NEW YORK.
REButLom Rim =lE*, Enllnnd Depots,
ARE now selling the above ottielee, in Con
n.:mace with • cow lath assortment or Co/ors,
in Oil. Brothel, Glue. Ghsaser Diasanads. Ad.t. L I N ?.
French end Acorn= Zinc Paints, *O.. ,st prints LE.
effsr viva Who:manta to Dewerr and anstroors.
lay2AntOr
fcir the 1,000,00 D.
11. S. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY,
--•- -
90 Thompson street, N., Y,
AINTUFACTUREBSOF MARBLE MAN
TLES. TABLE TOPIL 001.11111:Nd. PROESTALB.
/o V .)1 Sienna, liroentri. and all Itallin Marbles. This
article, Web la • prer.eratke of Huth. Dust, ehendleany
combined with mineral °elms. so no to be moulded Into
any form and color. by which a mar mo o n material
"wed at I.e. than half the rod of thecom material.
whir It excels it In enrablatf and beauty. Unlike btu-
Lleired On and Slate. there id an turfing noth. the on&
running Into the Ran of the materia., abbe no Tarnish
I. need to wive a tempbrary beauty to the surface. 'Man
tles from to PO. Table Tone, be, equally elmar
Mahn, for the Monnibidere and tate of above for the
different stater, .bleb Will loser- Immense rettcrne U.
there int legating tberneeleer, Itroreirdien tutelage:l on
app.ication to rErza RZNME, Pratt., or
JOSKI•iI Ldllll. Bee. • NEW YORK.
abld
Preach Window Wass.
EDWARD P. DICKtE,
144 Chamber. .1., N. Y.,
Two door. west of Madsen River ItoMond Elerot.
PETERS to Dealers and Cuslomers his eel
*Muted braces or Frntea Window Glees cn favors
enna. Nunes eahloit.intOrnrstlan will Do furnished
with pricer onreeelpt of their Warren tibiae cut to toy
decked ratroro. and meted tree craws.. splc;lenv
Umbrellas and Parasols.
JOHN I. SMITH,
WIIOLESALI: MANUFACTURER,
234 & 235 Broadway, Now York
The most extensive in the world.
T
HE late fall in the price of material,, con
-1..42,at Open the stringency of the money UMW,
has emthtol me to manufacture Lnra.l7 for tb. PPring
tradm and to elfin. to merchants, eery low pr
the
}groat and most complete easortsunt of
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
to be totuad In Lampe or Aatorka. Meretatnt. ylrltlng
Nen York to buy titer grads, are reepteaully In•lted to
roll and examtno the stout Ware parobarino.
N. Is.—Y bus. rut Ws card out and
_pat It in your Pocket
r reference. JUIIN 1. Manufacturer.
FIIIST PREnuum NANO FORTES
STEINWAY & KW,
11.0.SVFACUIU18 134 and SS Nno ter Street.
111.1•1111.1.. r• MR.
I) ESPECTiIIILIY cal . I the at
'Button of the pablioto their splendid —•
awortment of Nemtgratulandopuar. Pianos ,
hiett, for volume to tone, aaweity of
touch., be.ty or holeh,lo short every (Clue that re nders•
yerhe , L are ountrpamed. They went awanlecl the
First hemlutu tor both t o to competition with the
mmt dieting-WM. 4 meters from ibmble• Philadeirhis.
New lett Bed Ilattlatore.
• .
. . • • • -
NEW SNlUMPlll—iiiiiiireleS t $O , l tem jolt been
re.ryes the Iflltlirr rremicao GOLD MEDAL (over all
eompetitorsi et the late Pair of the American Institut,
(Nista/ Palace. 'or the SLAT Pfaabfortea. de oel.rtfv
Safety Fuse. k
R MINING PURPOSES, and for\IONI
rIING UILAJLGE9, bath in WET and DRY hlestlnz.
et OUR different Linde. The COTTON shit lint P Plidlit;
sle.• the BINDLE End DOUBLE TAPE WATER ruer.
llavonfactured and onld br
GLENN PIITMA.N,
La Liberty BE NSW YORK.
rar Urders pno=otly Vtiol for all Undo af UUN POW
DEN, of the motaopr_oval broaolo. EDGCN 411
TIONAL YULE WOILSE. tIIUL NIUNALS,, /LE
eal.S ay*
-
fiCHIEFFELIZI RBA& dr. CO..
rsitywrzics AlinakuLEnsa
Drugs, Punts, Oils, Dyes, Ptrfamery,
170 WILLIAM ST., New York,
INVITE the attention of the trade to their
ure , ...evslifti each al Drum Painter.ls. hewn.
ti ltatontatheirregular imports/Jane efai4i• Drat&
they ar• alma reaarina. direct. Drool the warns* of prii4ne.
Lion =al manufacture. ram. of Mar sod
Itrushes. Bronus, °art.. Mortars. French and
English tartacery. Lnlan'e Extrat toast other ar
ticles town, px.cedtn Dra‘atite goat" .hkh Story
are also •nahlod to offer on the 1.040 adireatagenue terms.
oviere, either In PrflOn or by MILiL • 111 Waive prompt
attention. felt-Ire
POELO:ater4
TO ziousEzEiPERS AM) DEALEES.
THE HOPE MILLS,
71 /tarosmutd 71 BOOM. M.; NOV Toot,
Prwurpe.l Itrt• Plant erre,. Nee York,
rectory, Nos. 36, 57 and 10 litaleork etreat, Jaren' Chi ,
Zm, Proprietors of this long and well.
a.eowa
CVITEE ASD NPARESTALLLISILILEZYT,
~
°autism to prepare the teed Pretrearcauhcal /trotter, is
we, for Ltalelnw Brawl, Illecult.Tea amt other Cahn, La—
They eh. prepare Mustard, Cocoa, and t 0.17 other =Lk
tyre of Sally um, in every Nadir, which they offer upon the
most reascsable terms. Cwralogriee rent to dealer+ who
revreet %tn. H. IL a J. G. 1011A31.
Ud
N. 13.--Coosortere advlred to Inquire far
Jo Ho
sCrl7ll,pe Mlle Or
e.
The Adams .I.ox.press Company.
Pittsburgh, Rochester and Neto Brsyr Mon Ai - A rras.
rk lo the especial accommodation of the
g.lmputation along the line of the Ohlo and
.mole Railroad, between Pittsburgh and New Brighton. '
whose Intimate Nalco. and metal relation require mini
Mew?. Tao Adams Ss oven (amour have made euch
arrausement trilh the Railroad no to *wells them to lot
•trusty IV nerixer on the Aeoetomodatieu Train, wheel)!
take charge of all Frown and latunses properly entrant.
ed te Urn Toe hlnsenstgr will Lome an inua San to the
Ramage Car, au the deposit ter gentility of non?.
Jewelry &Danner valuables, Ile will leave New Ihighton
by the Morning Train. remain In Pittsburgh and Allre°
or City during the day to attend to oath courobielns as
Trbe connoted to bim, and nturn by the Nnulee
Tray, with hto (lords asid Commission executed. It will
be We duty to receive on his up trip all parcel 4 panne..
order", ninne_L. de . which will be delivered to the N.V.
party won Ato m. the arrival of the train at the Alleittgenr
City lle will also receive written or vutal tonsuP
re io is delivered In the city—communicate inteillsrence—
obtain information...o. return rePline - t o pods and
iferot=". them—mat. paeebaw4
tintine.ll:7',Dgiartalt."
reneennte
dietanr. without extra charts but to insure such gene
r)), the ti
re
on packanuowpanially f.r private bonne.
&cold be ex: o It;
At Ws, in
all matter es be kir :t tithe Station
dance( th. 3otroar. Oroolotor. , lbro no , Pert/
not. at la , oa the snivel of the nen. t 4 recelee
01. 000 do.
Ita• atom,' for oarrylnt Peckeitne aod lov toning
rev .ere.: I , rtin Sinisenaff. art Intended to be within:ea
amalde limits. Who. then Gni: eof the lo de. Is such
an to admit on It imesisl aiNgerturabl b ,
Idsocror in required te gettal hie bill. awl
pot,,
rots
VIM the °Anent's. and to e•Y inJtsll, the pat" ,
rotund the line will plane not an him to wait *ill mitt
trlan , s r t . ler 1041,11; has ro u :4lscratioan tta , mgsttcr.
raccomeuna hie dullton digry", Doe. It.
136 b,
OFTWILIS AND AGENTS
ritneurph-414 roan. Street.
AilkgAeny City—Telearspt. t Oboe.
Li.lorfiln—Copt. Ray.
Sewickley Nntunee-Mr. 31cLauxhlla
Locr, „ —
i:estcr—Mr. Whin.
Dr. Chandler. •
Noe drightem-110. Hoops
0.0101 Ann ESTLASB CO.
Sitteburgta Ds4 to. 1011.
Commercial Hotat
Cornerof Oirod and /fro Leree,/lfew Orleans.
K. STEEL +mold mist respoct-el
•fa Ir inform the. traveller ha bile that Go inning .
/".. the above named Hotel, .'
The Hotel late recently anger rone • thuronah repair
and.removation• and hes been:red op with new and el.
rant Manure. carpeting. Se-, do. The proprietor will
Per 11 0 17 rare and atunitien the =tett and wants of
the boarders. To. table will/be supplied with the best ,
that the markets afford. /
This now ont o et.0.t.41. the vidAti
the bantam pare the circlet ..e..retit
to the atannosat Landing, the provtietar hopes that_ by
stria. intention Lathe mantic. big patrons to rewire th en .
Uterel pew . msg. they.; arra been testorwl own this
house.
Moo of Board per Day, 81,00.
The Ilar.triLl.ha sfrfked wink Winne &IA 11 lore infert.
or 13i1OoliWha6al;Se 717 ;: .
14 A. M.
Al so obliging and atornmodausat Wan:l44nm
jaattly d / O. KWH. nava
•--
ZoBADIII & CO.,
0 0 Bi 711/I (lnTilteUit'n Zit a
1:3 Co"- A N T 8,
iv.,/us LAM. di 50 COMXIM
Lou GIAL sr
M .
Bt. is. 0.,
irar.J;dvre Co Lead.PrOTIAM34. Flour, link.
uld
lITIZZ TO
T. U. Nevin a Co., rittenrib.
;Gli•Lrd
Air. Ales. (loam
MON & CO.—TRANSPORTATION
LLNC—llsvivg made etteneire
neratious this winter, We are note
to de a tome, business by eRtilea.OANA
WeRAILROAD, remount to end from the rest.rn
We can were troy friend' and all those diepeeed to pat.
ponies the Penna. Wild and Itatiroed. that no pale Witt
be evoked to rend. general astlefeotkot to Ilninnall
Zaetern and Wooten, Preight. The evidence of the In.
dined Plume on the Allegheny Pottage Relined silt sire
tocreased deroatob Oath* trene=heirm of freight.
Witte on PP.NN street; at the lima Una.
mittkied LLOYD A Litslol,l_,
T. L. RANDLETT,
.SHIP AND STEAMBOAT FIXTBRES,
` , No. L 57 South Street, /gem York.
f t WEB CAPSTANS, Common Iron and
Wood (Mpstane, Reed's. Rolannotee and Correll's .
Pa Stoning Abbaretna. Windham... Chan St=
Bidder Ileashate end Snmo. /detains loading
end ilankm Bute rumba and Ike Snlidnein Mom Vim
aland Omaphogglihtp Mainz, completm Ursa and Iron
•
Cannon.. MOM Masbate, Pinola end llualmees,
Yrencle Metallic LIM bostmTearkeburfePatentlihmlne
dtPg redtatlg
Metallic, =r k MnY
ln sn llubb es h LIT/sttarumnes
;sd
.
ap commondlog
to the late Steamboat lLa .at eon lam .
prleas, toolbar with ajatse eulety or lire nviga svp.r.
stlll.. Also all the lat4l latioroTemento In Mao tionint •
tune. 15,111t8pla
• Co rannersnip.
I HAVEads day aasociated with and se K. equal :p.srtam in the Painting. firalnlng and %Want
ktudnem, kola. Thompson sad Root. C. NUM.!, The burl.
need *lll be =tinned at the old Hand. let Third at. on.
der ths hame and etyle of JOIIN Tllolll4ioll al CO.
/would take Chic opoortunlty of returning my Ozone
- thaoks to my old oestentere Mr the very liberal support /
hey* heretofore received from them. awl mould respectful.
ly frorathananms thetypetrormds. After =TANI
on hue ens In ilttsburgh for eighteen years., I need not
' hey that ,A,r wart MT= 10 all ' be done in the • very best
Mannar. as Dative myself that say Irons and 14binti
pretty general known and Idably emendated by the
habitant , . of Yl i tleburit anelelnty.
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1856
Advance Paymants.—Bereaftor no me.
tnrlption will be taken for the tidy Cr Weekly' Oamtte.
.tale. payment Le Made in advance. 'intense. the
time i op to whrth the subscription le paid. the p.p.,
will be Liverish!? %topped. utiles. the subecription is to
tamed by ashen. Fendeut. An transient adettrtisins.
of erary dothiption, will be requital to be rani le ad
Moo , The only crier:lout wilt be where epeeist month
ly or near curttracta Sr. made. soultdrkw
"111.1"Ittabargta I Veen') tins-atm.—Toe eateneln
circulation ofour Rent/) Monte °Sere in our business mm
• most dnalrublo medium of making thole bonnece known
autdreulatlon is batneenfourand See thourand, teaching
almost otuef merchant. manufacturer and oho linen, In
Pintern Penanlezzila. and Zustarn Ohlo.
The Kansas Inveetigation
Frauds Confused by Missouri Democrats and Scoorn
to by the Settlers
LAWBUCL, %AIMS, April aotb, 1856.
IN CoanurrEE—Present, Messrs. Sherman
(Chairman,) Howard and Oliver.
AVIDSSION OF JORDAN DAVIDSON. •
Mr. Jordan Davidson was sworn, and being
oxamined, testified as follows:—Como to Kansas
from Missouri to vote; understood Bonder had
eat East for Tote', so we same; other Induce
ments were given; don't know of any ono who
came and voted• Free State ticket and returned;
Bond was the only ono prevented from voting
that I know of; I was thirty yards from trouble
with Bond; did not see meta of it.
Cross-questioned by Reeder—Did not under
stand Reeder bad brought on voters from the
Bast; other inducements were to extend Slavery
into Kansas; our people who came thought they
had the right; I contend myself theyhad a right;
I 'ins not at election List Fall; was not here In
'&4; there is a secret society toe:teed Slavery
into Kansas; society called by various names--
"Social Band," "Friends' Society," "Blue
Lodge," "Sons of the South," by attic's; t'on's
know as I know what It re properly called; have
been at a meeting or two; haveneverbeen at any
meeting on this Territory; have men no Lodge
In this Territory; it woe formed some time in
the latter part of 1854, probably; have 200
copies of its Mask think written minutes are
kept of proceedings; we are to extend Slavery
into Kansas; we have signs mad pass-words by
which we know each other, object was to ex
tend Blaney •n Kansas, and unite all the
friends of Slavery for that purpose; am told it
exists in rotes: States, se well as Missouri; am
told by some one who belonged to said society
in Virg!Div; lie may have joined it in Missouri;
exists probably in Kentucky, Tennessee, and
Arkansas; was first in Lodge latter part of Feb
ruary, 1855, at Pleasant lIUL Cues couoty.—
This society was used as a means to concentrate
a body of men on the 30th of March, 1855; was
a good chance to came and vote; don't know that
it was lawful, thought it was right; don't know
of any Anti-Slavery men who came Into the
Territory on purpose to vote; friends of the
society could tie a ribbon In their cost and bo
protected; it woe need as a means of understand
ing each other; at any rate, they were sworn to
find oat all they could from the other party; ex
presses were Bent and received concerning
Kansas emigration and elections by this society;
committees were appointed; lodges were used
at that period for the purpose of notifying men
to come; beard Mr. Wade, of Westport, speak
of the Society first; don't know who are the
founders of the Society; think it originated in
Missouri; never beard that it originated in
Washington; first Lodge I over heard of was in
Westport; a person who was the general agent
to initiate came into Case county; he came to
me asked me some questions, and I answered
them; he initiated me; this agent was from Cass
county; Mr. Palmer initiated me; did not see
him with any of the parties on the 30th of
March; don't recollect the oath precisely; sub
stance of it is to promote by lawful means the
ext.nsion of Slavery; never heard any of the
leaders any it was unlawful to come over and
vote; heard one person in Lodge ask bow they
could vote lo Kansas, if they were not citizens
of Kaoline Territory lawfully; answer was, we
will swear in some how; my conversation with
Palmer amozoted to his asking my willingness
to extend Slavery into Kansas.
EVIDENCE Or WILLIAM LYNG/.
Wm. Lyons.—Resided in this District on the
30th of March, 1855 ; raw a body of strangers
encamped at that time; had conversation with
Mr. Shelby • he told me he had come over ono
hundred miles to vote; he said that eight hen-
Bred Missourians would vote on that day.
Croes-examined.—They were armed with guns
and knives ; I voted for Delegate to Congress in
the Fall of '54 ; now a great many persons pass-,
lag the day before election; they were strati?
gen; 1 live on the California road, on the wa y
to Douglas; they said they were going to vote ;
they were from Missouri, and many of theurtold
me so ; suppose there were over 100 who' went
to Douglas to vote, the place of election ; saw
come of th em returning on the day end rome the
day after the election; they were strungers to
me ; had no women, children, or furniture with
them ; they were noisy ; I lived in this district
and voted hero; those people hurrahed for
Whitfield, and for HIS, and !tome for Whitfield
and Hill both.
Cross•examlned.—Was one* the efficera of
election after Benson and msoy left on the
30th of March, 1855, at Do c ile+ ; was appoint
ed by the people on the ground at ;ha time ; I
took charge of duplicate tapers not sent - to the
Governors Office ; kept/these books until the
Legislature convened at Pewter+ ; have not got
the books now ; books have be= destroyed, lost
or something, while I was away from home;
last November or/December, while I was from
home, the children got hold of them and lost a
part of those I,had found, I pat away papers
containing a lis of some of the voters ; It was in
my father's ludas° ; his family woe living there ;
I left it, manse., never seen them since ; expect
father used them for shaving paper, not think
ing them„of much account; asked father if he
knew atiything about them; he did not; Wanful
acted st one of the judges of that election ; he
was make returns ; know that be took them
and,,started.
/ EVIDENCE Or lIAILMOND MOIST.
Hammond Muzzy, sworn—Was at Douglas on
80th of March, at election; saw a largo crowd
there, and many wagons; got there just as Mr.
Since did; he tried to vote, and when the Pro-
Slavery party saw that his vote was a Free-State
vote they said he should , oot vote It; several men
took hold of him by the collar and pulled him
away; he took hold of me end we were both
pulled away together from the polls; they cried
out, "Cut his throat," "tear his 1-1 heart out
of him;" sow one man draw a knife upon him;
saw a moo with a lever, trying to pry np a cor
ner of the cabin; others cried out, "Don't do it
until you have orders;" saw Ellison come out of
the cabin with the ballot-box in his hand, and
cry out, "Hurrah for slissonril" Ellison was
one of the dodges; hoard Jones (now Sheriff)
say he would give the judges five minutes to re
sign or die; Tones save ono more minute, and
they then left; thine jrulgee were Ramsey and
Brogan, both Free ! Stato' mon; tho crowd then
commenced votiog;•saw no Free-State men vote.
EVIDENCE OF AUGUSTUS WATTLES.
=TIMM
Augustus Virattles—Como into the Territory
on the let of May, 1855; settled on Rook'Creek,
Second District; I have examined the poll list
of the 29tivof November, 1854, of the Second
District, in commotion. with camas, and end 26
on census on the poU lists; there are names of
persona on that Het that I itnew in 1111seonri;
every MILD outside of these 26 are non.residents;
I was a candidate before the people at the see
onclelection, and went through the District and
became acquainted with the people.
ITIMINCII . O7 GLOELCIX LIMDAZIO.
George 13mbarso—Arrived •n Kansas on the
24th or 25th of Maroh,lBss; settled in Second
Maria; have raided there emir mote; at the
election of 30th of March, 1855, about noon, I
saw the Judges of Klection driren away from the
ballot-boa; went to .Mr. Harosey'a house; eon.
siderable excitement among the Judges and
Clarke of Klootion and otherm- Kimsey gave mo
"poll-hooka - and told nia to like ',Arbor them; I
started for home, was overtaken by eight or ten
horsemen, surrounded, and poll-books taken
from me by force; Bariff Jones was ono of the
party, and ha seemed to act as a leader; after
they Mid got the books, they wanted 'Mc to go
along bock with them; I objected; they said I
must go; ono -loan took me by the collar and
said he would shoot me If I did not go; I forced
We hand away, and-told him to take care of
himself; got on a horse behind - Jones, and rode
book to Itteasey'r, on our way a man came out
of a house„ and threatened to cat my throat if I
did not bobs's myaelf; the ammo man called me
to the window, and salted me to vote, banding
•Missonri ticket; I refused; I soon after left
while riding they threatened Benson's life, Is
hej'gothim. - -
lmoe3-41:thielned by 'Mr. Reader—There were
more vetMather') then than residents now; 2"
sane of them otart for Miasmal.
• IVIDIC2O2 OF 7111. 11. 2.052.
W. 11. Rose sworn—Cams to Kansas Novem
ber 14,1864; settled on Switzer creek, branch
of Osage, Seventh Dietrich resided there ere?
Since; was at election on' 30th' Match, a sbort,
time; saw on the day , before election Slate
eclipse', maths in about lijo'clook &II; soma
ca me i n wag ons, some on :mutto about :fifty
wagons, some two sad others 'fair horaVahone
thirty to rirg horgequaG.tha? camped near :the
polls, on claim of Mr. Prentiss, in the timber; I
wentheme; the next day about noon, went to
the polls; there were quitea number around the
polls; saw no flan the crowd IMO aletrangere;
hale seen none of them there sigma
Efhorman questioned—Mr. IWClnre took the
(lemur; I was Justine of the Peace at that time;
Mr. McClure lives in my district.
ZVI/IESCE or JAIME IL STZWAET.
James It Stewart—Came into Kansas 4th of
November, '64, and settled in the Seventh Dis
trict; on 29th of March, '65, saw a large num
ber of strangers camped near the place of vo
ting; I passed through the camp and recognised
two persona residents of Missouri; I asked sev
eral where they were from they said Missouri; I
asked what they came for, they said to vote; next
day, the 80th, went to the polls; two of the
jodges appointed did not serve; all were pres
ent; Snell and Harvey; Snyder served with two
e bA t es r ar:ooomgf
beingebtrely;.,:mwt
wor
the e
Geetebr,haefdlregomfmotes
that the n
cd.eralmea:
armed;
evening;ev esdo voted with
outthey supported Strickler for Council, fil ; ' l G aea e nd o th ue f rm e o s y r i
returned the same way they came; have not seen
them since; there were about three hundred
votes polled.
Cros•,gnestionod by Mr. Woodaon—They had
proviaions and fodder in the camp; brought it
with them; after voting they returned on the
SantaFe road towards the east.
6TIDILSOI OF
A. tiorner--Came to Kansas 14th November,
'64; settled on Switzer Creek; was there 80th
March, '65; on the 29th of March a large com
pany, with a • large number of wagons, some
buggies and bargemen, and camped near the
place of reties; the next morning the poll was
opened; two of the Joidgee appointed by the
Governor did not servo; don't know whether fear
prevented them from acting or not; the crowd
elected two others as Judger, and went on voting;
at noon adjourned for dinner; saw one of the
Judges come out of the horse with.ballortox
under hie arm, and ho took it down tattle camp
of the Missourians; I returned after dinner and
got acquainted with one of the crowd, (who won
a Dotehman like myself;) he wanted me to vote
and asked me to go up to the polls; I eked if
ho lived or had a claim in the Territory; he said
he did not, and they bad come up on a wild
goose chase to rote; after voting they all started
back to camp, between two or three hundred,
all etrangere to me; they had their provisions
and fodder, and brought it along with them;
oleo, tents sad tickers for 6triekler and Mc-
Gee, they cattle from the East, on the Banta Fe
Road, and returned the mime way; they kept
the ballot-box in their camp until their 'return
from dinner.
Crosa-examined—l came to Kansas with a
Company; my main object wee to get a home
here; no pledgee were demanded of no; know
of no other object of the Association than to
assist ua in getting homes; attended one or two
of their meetimes;• caw nothing contrary to this.
ICIOIOOI4 09 N. H. 11LA.1117011
N. B. Blanton called and sworn—Came into
the Territory in September, 1854;-settled on the
IVakeruss, five miles from here, and have resid
ed there ever sines; coma from Jackson county,
lio.; was appointed one of the Judges of elec
tion for the District; was In 'Missouri for two or
three weeks before electimi; when I came up
home on the 28th March, meta company of mend
did not know them; they told me they were cote
iog to Lawrence to vote; some of 'them told pie
they were from Boonevilla,and some from Co
lombia; thej found I wet one of the Judges,
they wanted to know if Ltrould let thee' vote
without swearing; 1 came about Whop miles
with them; should suppose there were 100 of I
them; earns eight or ten,Aoked me thht question;
saw some of theme men hefty at the election of
30th of Illaroh; 1 told them - I could/not let them
vote according to the oath I would have to take;
they were all citizens of the United States, and
had the right to vote; they endeavored to per
suade me to let them vote. /
They endeavored to get me' to resign, and be
came mach enraged because I would not; an old
man asked me to nonfinite as Judge, receive
their votes, and they would pay me; 1 did not
then resign, bat left
,them; 7lgnerl on the
morning of election; Was in one f their camps
near my house; they game the tha evening be
fore the 30th; they came over to Lawrence; saw
roam of there here; there were fifteen or twenty
there; looked ever part of the poll list, and
know some of ,the men whoa° , 11511103 are there
to reside in /471.6001 i.
Cress enandned--They said ditty I did' not
reoeiva their votes theft men would hang me;
they told / toe that they wanted to get et Legis
lature to'sult them, and make Kansas At' Slave
State. /
Afi bIIZOLTAZT ALLI 703..r.11,11D0111.Tb0
ChiOng° Tr 'buns, of — Saturday, contains tho
teanslation of a letter. written in German from
X.leut. Gov. Kanner of Incas, to the editor
of the Banner. It is able and couching in its
character on tho subject of the repeal of tho
Ilia/coati restriction on Slavery—on the aim
and proposes of the Slava Power, and on. the
real construction to be put on the Hanisc Ne
braska bill, wl.h its pretence of Popular Sorer
-
1 eiseity.
Gov. Eterner is a German by birth, andfrom
his long residence In this country is throughly
acquainted with the working of our Governmen
tal eystem, and with the principles open which
rest our republican institutions. The Governor
was a thorough Do mocrat of the German-Eu
ropean school. Thu cane of "Democrat," when
he came to this country, deceived him, as it has
thousands of othere, as to the real tondmeies
and principles of the two groat political parties in'
this country. Bat, being an educated and stu
dious man, he has lived long enough en pene
trate the purposes of the sham '•Demoeraoy"
with us; and now, in his native language, raises
hie 'Moe to warn his countrymen of the danger
that hangs over them—of the impending.Oil
' garohy, worse than the Mounrohlesi Despotism
they fled from.
Gov. Boomer is emidectly a close thinker.—
Flie positionas a lawyer.and njudge, and his ac—
knowledged purity as • politidna and althea, will
give groat weight to hie language among his
countrymen. We can now understand the con
fident prediction. of our friendatn that State, chat
.. [LLINOIII.I.O BAYS 100 FilltDo2.l AND BY.PUBLY
°Axon' t"—Ohio Slats Journal.
Caere to GREAT BIITAIN AND MD USITND
STATIA.—It appears by official statements that
turnip. and other root crops are Cultivated to
a much greater extent in Great Britain than In
the, United States. Of the extent to which the
various root crops are cultivated, and cf. the
. proportion between these arid the various grain
crepe, any one may inform himself accurately
by a comparison of the following PlathiliCti,
which we selent from the returns made to Par
liament for the year 1364. Of 37,324,916 acres
in the several oeuntica of England and Wales,
12,411,776 acres were under tillage, and 16,212,-
209 under grass. Of the 12,441,776 acres un
der tillage, there were In--
Acres •
Meat, - 3,807,846 Taralps,, - 2,267,200
Barley, - 2,667,776 Mawlds, - 177.153
Osta, - - 1,302,782 Carrots, - - 12 638
Bye, - - 72,721 Potatoes, - 102.287
Besna•& peso, 778,188 1 Vetches, - 218,651
• According totho United States consorter 1850,
there wore of Improred lands, 118,032,614
acres; of whiohthero were-in—
Acres. Acres.
- 11,000,000 Irlshpotatoes, 1,000,000
7,600,000 Sweet potatoes, 760,000
5,000,000 Peas Sc beaus, 11,000 000
- 1,200,000 Buckwheat, 600,000
300,000 Indian Bop, 31,000,000
Wheat,
Oate, -
Callao, -
Ilye, -
Barley,
Ir It untrue--this assertion of tbosowho are
striving to make gaaeas a Slave State, that
her application for admktaioo, withont,people
enough to entitle hor, under the preeeneappor
tionment laws, to a member of Congers, is
without precedent. The Pupal:Mon of 8.11119116
to now over sixty thousand, and is' 'ovary" day
increasing. Lot her then be admitted, anti let
the not - be justified by thesePrecedetitit= •
Lonlaiana was admiticd In 1812, with a pop.
ulatlon of 84,000.
Indiana was admitted in 1816 with a popula
tion of 23,800.
Illiaaissippi *sit admitted in 1817, with a pop
ulation of probably 28,000.
Arkansas was admitted in 1886, with a pop
ulation of 26,671. -
Michigan was admitted In IEB7 with a popu
lation of 81,000.
Florida was admitted in 1860 with 2', 933 '
Here arD preoedenteta abundants. Why not
then admit Sousse Bho Anooking el the
door WWI her Constitution In her haud,—Why ,
not admit her?. The reason is plain: The fan
&amanita law opon which the people' •purpoae to
build their iscatitatioaa,lorbbla &sorry. Doug
las, Piero, Atchison and Eitringfolloa say, Dol .
That's the reason. • Wile ahti to
,apPly to-mar
ro+r with . a: titers Constitution, the doors of
the Senate would Sy wide open, and alto would
bo gismo ber.Phnott in:the Caton. Who doubts it?
. .
314.1&—The resolution • in faror of
fibe admierion of Janina into the 'Union under
theFree_State_ gqqatitatien: Ana , Oicattring Its
speedy : anuilition as often thate o atereture rot,
the. drat importunce to the welfare - cribs terri
tory and the tranquility and honor of the' 'eater
try, patted to third reading•-in thefironte te,tlay,
-
:Siam ,
ut _
the .fteei "Stu!! ps.
Pan no sr published is Kistrarppt tn:zitonpip .
eiOntiect:theit "liivifertneeeto - C4cc.
InOut as te•biaditstii
artimaisitionag.
MINENIE
2 , 4
VOLUME LXIX--NUMBER 228.
Mn. Manor hie received, through.Mr.Dalloa
Clarendon's cog expected
reply to thedespat eh
of December2B, 1825-Marcy to; Buchanan—
calling on the British government to recall
enmPt o n a d.COISSOU,BereIvis Bowecroft and
Mathew. retidon has been at the Peace Con •
ferences, a Marcy bad to Wait till he return
ed. Clareadon replies that - the British govern
ment declines to recall the Minister and the
Consuls. Crampton was called tmon for hisinn
tification in regard to the charges made against
him. His reply, a long one, was very bluer
against Stroebel and othkr persons with Whom
be was mixed up. The British government at
first inclined to sacrifice Crampton, but they
feared that be would produce his instructions,
which fully justified him in the action be took.
So ho is to be backed up by bullying. because he
might pat his ' government in a worse position
than it is now.-- his-believed - that Pediment
will sustain the Ministry in their defiant position
although the opposition has already commenced
a fierce war upon Palmerston.
Conazsrounstma Comm= Tin - Gams
Fmarava &era Hasa.—The National , lutelli
gencer of . jeaterday publishes a correspondcneo
between'the Hon. Messrs. Harlan, Pennington,
Galloway, Giddings, Camback, and Bingham of
the House of Representatives, and Judge Lea
vitt of CincinnatL 'The Representatives in their
letter ask Judge Leavitt whether the report is
true, that his decision in the Gaines Fugitive
Blare Case, was not only acquiesced in, but ac
tually suggested by the Hon. John McLean.—
Judge Leavitt answers that Judge McLean to in
no ',Ay responsible for his . opinioc. He was at
Waishiogton till after the decision, was made,
and he, [Judge Leavitt] had no communication
or correspondence with him, directly or indieeot
ly, in - regard to it. Nor did he or any other
person know what the decision would be before
it woe publicly announced. /
A Musical. Owt..—Jenrts, the Hriglisb / nat
uralist, elates thathe blew a tame owl i eo fond
of music that he would enter the drateivig-roemc
of en evening, end perchea on the ehoulder of
the children, listen with great attrition to the
tunes cf the piano = forte , holding hi headfirst on
one side and then on the otherotfter the man
car of connoisseurs. Oneilght saaddeot ',spread
ing Ms 'liege, es if unable to' endure his rap
ture any longer, he alighted en the keys, driv
log away the fingers of the performer with his
beak, began to hop about upon the keys him
eetf, apparently in great delight with his own
execution.
lE3=3
Pawnees is EGTI7.-Of the capital stook of
the Boer Canal, forty-flee millions of francs'
wcrth was reeerred to be subscribed in Egypt,
and of that the viceroy took in all eomo fifteen
millions. The re =index was . entirely anbscsi
bed in three dais by the public, and one million
nine hundred thousand of the amount was taken
by fifty astir') Egyptians of the ancient race,
being the first known instance of tha participa
tion of that people in an industrial enterprise of
o national or corporate character.
TilE, ' LATE Jona Firearms. —The British
Goveciment have presented to Mr. Grinnell, of
New erk, a handsome silver vase, In acknow
ledgment of his services in fitting oat, at hie own
aspens°, an expedition in search of the late Sir
john Fraeklin. They have also presented a all
ver tea cornice and salver to. Dr. Kane, who
.conducted it, and,gold medals for Dr. Katie and
the other officers, and diver medals for the crew,
the articles bearing suitable ineeriptions.
The editor of the Utica Herald says that he nee
knew a wild widow who oat oat her own daugh
ter in the good 'graces of her lover, and married
him herself! To obtale revenge for this mean
unworthy trick, the daughter set her cap for the
young man's rich father (of whom he wee the
only hair,) and actually married him, and had
children to the infinite annoyance of the other
parties. This occurred in Onondaga county.
The Greatest Itiedical Discovery
OF THE AGE.
gIR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has disoov-
Vk ono of onr
_common pasturemoody
.t airy every kind eflitatorfron Me sera cm:ifseo to
Coolsetan t Mals
Ile hes tile i s it. in over Derma hundred cans, and never
felled exempt In two cases (both Lbw:mullet:nor.) Its has
now
in hot yes:ewe= over two hundred IterOIOVLLOO of Ito
vela, all aithlo twenty =dim of Boston.
Two bottle. are waxen ted to one • pordogeore mouth.
One to tree bottles will mire the worn Lind of pimples
o(tlace.
Two to throe bottle, will moor the neva of bolls.
Two bottle* are warranted totruo the wotstmuilon lu
the mouth and etomach,
Threwto dye bottle* .are waranteli to airs es wont
cue of aryelpelea
Oce to two honks are warranted to maw all humor
the ern.
Two bottles are war anted to core morning of the eat
and blotches among the hale.
Your to elr bottles are tramented bo cure aorrovt and
runanu u oera.
tn. bottle will cure rosly a-notion of the akin.
Two to Dupe bottle are warranted to cure lite most des
perate caws of rheumstisto. -
Two to three bottles are seareantod to mare the wont
ease orrinaoment
Three to four bailee are warranted tome salt rhennt.
Fire to eight bottles veil core the worst cam of ecrofuls.
A benefit le always experienced from the fiat bottle.
and • peered can Is warranted when the abate quantity
Ls tat..
tiethipse looks soltoProbable to thou who hernia rain
tried all the wondinnl medicines of the ay; ate that a
common weed/crowing In the pennies, and Wong rid Mum
walls. should cure eteryhamor Ls toe systems; y et It is now
• fixed fact. If you have • humor it has to non. There
are no Momr ands, hums or hes - shout milting mm. awes
anitoot Ans. I peddled viers thoueamt Ur.' of It In
the vicloity of Boston. I know its effects In every one. It
has already dOen 110. o• or thbs greatest tan► ern done In
rdassechusetts. I gm It to °MI/rens ytiar °WM old
p 'cote oho:tr. I Lays seen pooLlorroys:.wittnt.7 noting
wham Ilson was eoft and Won restored to •
Perfect stair TOWN by one bottle. ' •
To thoDe who are enblect to a era headsets/bow bottle
will Wears en ne It it levee Vest velar to cttarrlA and
Ilestnees. limns who haw been moan/4r years, have to
Icon and been raptured brit. When Nebodyfe mond
It works quite cur. but where there I. coy de
of the funetlom et notate, It will name very elpo= " 0
rs:l-
Inge. but ion mot not be alarmed—they always die >.
pear tn fr.= tour dere to • wade. There le never • had
result 'ran IL 012 the oomtrorn 'ob.. ale. Dana{ le aver
you will reel yourself Like • sew Tarpon. I bears nom of
rim am. extDoollent encomiums of It that matelot
tened to. No chats. of diet to e'er neosesery—oat the
tw men d cm got.- a have likewlee an bah. when
ei In wait oil, Mewl,. &rodeo= melting of no
neck and tinder the ears. Pea to cent. Pr= of the
bleaker litoovery 01 per
Dreactuess rua Iles—Adult, one tableepoonml pa day.
Child:answer eight yawl% donee: moonier !IDIOM. from
Ire to night pay, tea epoonfaL .As no man be
made ao.plicable 00.11 ontititaticits. take .cough to OM .
neon the towns twice • day.. '
K :MUT elves personal sttaldenee fa bad twee
nr ArrOhtle,
Bold, If bolese/e and netsli, at Dr. :I...zymr.-80.40 Wood
'Sint. menet of Arkin alley, and J. Y,-11..VSUNG, Alle
gheny.
Pittsburgh 'Dollar 8137111511 institution
No. 68 Fourth ' Strut,
•• " •
S now °pea daily from 9 to T. o'clock; also !
oo mdroodar .M Eatesday Cfsfa.lP, tVin o t°
Depnalts melted of all sums riet tees thin Oita Dollar.
and • Allrldszni of the Nolte %kr-larva ti dos • rms. to
Joao and Llecstalmr. Interest was deetsfecl therate
six per atm, res soma= an Um first et Doonebiss./813,
Blacks containing Os Quotes, ErLawe. &Woo ••• Beg.
aletioun fozralshed mretts, on Application at the ”111aa
. 11 stLEBEE.'
VIM PILVILDS-Thr. - •
Roevren fleptitern. Jam if•lsll6ixtbars.r.
Wain.. Charles Hon.
Dorn
1L
a.r. Jobagon. N. Urattaa Jam 911.7.
James W, lialtman. 'Flasobnid truttortaatter,
Aibmslidsritesabor. • laaae m.PenmcY. -
ValaamPhilllp% Wllskr-ps J. andansao.
• nein:zee.
John G. nnotoren. - inme• 'arrant. •
BILL Magnin._ • John M. FdrezrAilkolt,
"
Albert 0-nbertsrn 'John D. &Mord. •
Sobel Cheater, . llobett
.1. Gardiner Uothn. ..
Welterr.V r ste6l4
Alone A. ' -• • 'A:AL Panel.
John tr. Cowen%• : • • 11en , 7 4 Pluenaz•
Linkrlre A. Wren,. . . Robert ilobh,_ •
li. o.4trslt . on. : , ;I=l=4
~
Ileor;, - . 7.1311m0re, Jaws EMI*
Jennie 8. Mon. • Oecove a. &Ideal
-William . limn, Alennader Thile.
&Teni and I)...surir-CILIRLAS ..4- , COLTON
1.1.1;4 rn
ft C.. 8 Physician mid Beazeon
as No. a risaa rtreet..Piciabargh. • . •
. -
Mesa. Cho:lee "Inner, W atermaa Pelmer,_W:W. Wil
ton W. 11. Wintoms, Thompson Ban. Weldio, D. P
Pcortsn. Dolor!!. a • IL' English. 17.11. 11.ro, Cho,
T. Sneastl. Joe. 31oCionnely David Ulna, Jonn-C-Omtle.
Robert Potrielc. Johan:l4.lllmm. John W
Pohnok.l6. 1 , -.lllaston. C. °mobs Grow. ho-W,Wod
AUARDEN LAND and '.Ferry,Protierry for
BW—We &her for age an .61A and welt established
Ferry on the Allegheny ram (known aa Phallann ferry)
with 10 acne of Lad s Unkh.frezultifortiUtr.'"W d
an ezcelleut akarket,gazden. Is 10 Waste of the mouth
of Deer Creek. , betseen the meal and the deer, aad on.?
.alto Llultnal titatlon on the Allegheny, Y.ll!* SaUrcad.
will be MUM.. lied en tauy paylitant.
• Abu. 4 aces or land. shawl Itsed ah.ion aeon/ Um)
Ile/Lithe Allneteellle Tete:Mts. nom teneenna. loortlon
and • duo atyeanieywat.roanhat aurnan Fotda sada
g " farariTtCTlAttrer
D-RSliiktLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
oes LAND P:Oft BALE-2 , .ZiLenslon Muss and
larnift ftte.rhighly oraroved.
Tba helms Nor► Moored,
and comfortable, 00131.111:11 ac root. 1 bent is • Pluon
In the kitchen toosteotel with • well of extlellinit Water; •
Cistern at the dee: of 1.0 barrels camas, so, 1 0 .
Nsciag 4. ,,ssomr. no, Sho croundo too lagitty
=7;7, 1 . r good mUtlystion The Fed; 1,11
ar s e t0i1t : Z.,......d 0 u 5 , and abundant. The lawn Trees are
the
.*ears growth and best syleths. Vlstes,hbrubbery,
to, selected alto attention and good Nets. Theme N es,
oeNeet Coal under the edsc- tn. vein le on a level with Las
&titbit:ult. end tlasriquids Of Utopia Walla HO lards of
tt.
TN local Les is tardy enttaled for healthiness, timed
society. beautiful and extended vie+ of the tires. the
mononsalsololiallor. and the natmtry onto:l44as toast
I•loortf. It It acomalble to. Penn% 111110110—tas to.t road
die clog trout' the. city...MUM:O entieDlotelY In the
tonntey. ono free from the city maw Pbom 74 1511.1[210 ,
In • totrtosdintt 4 Intone* for stalling or ftnins: - A - Into of
thrinibusee stnuthoorly nithlo abort 41.tonco of the
Leone. Tialt pronaty off/re to the city sn-rtitant. intim
or orofentional man ead ilgdly, a polat =A Imam.
rune.
rottentsostarttte at any 0 1 00 , . 7 9e lure.% ra ,
tlir9h . ll. 004 term/. ter eclat St tist/44 Suet,
WANTED, lantr,pi..anaa toud
` - *ears.`T attla for - haul*. $ eV* too =reed oaaat
Ituta. th• two ettleg caritas ga ta Cat etntattr. Rood
.tans broali,3 tor what* roalltra. ctutakbre
I =rasa • mitred ion to R. to tho rooatrr, a tarmlag
• tutada.. zartalcao trratoa Sara road take' alt imsocen.
• clerk. • ons mat to team to mat, ardelran
• onus* Mamas rortrattlr - to laartr tar trenato
~battosia a mart Intl* &many Tanta& atteavita Annan.
• •07 dp aratzufa a. gal a car, a ,aaaa to Aatn
dross antit. • • Antral BAIA'S 4 . ltatatratot 01902,
• 410 Lit:arta at.
*III bkas; eitri /Turin trZro natt
wiDs - .raiarntavyrr,
wl4l l.
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• • •Ustber= Flat Belting
T EATIIER BELT.S; coppei— ranted;
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dateZll at, kittba gb. • 07. W. Its Maar.
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