~ , .. , ; I 6 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. E. AL PYTITNEItRL 00.11 AVER:TIMING AGENCY .1"10. Id. Side ihrnd. Boston. f. 4 0 , ...don:daft the next indinadial and larded treoleils -onsinieredst POPSIM trottrindbe United fitatat nd lb, • tkerinowe . for. 1856. 1.1 3 5 0 ,FEa! ,1 •=4 . 9 and Park Plaae harm from 434TLWitJ reel; a p ,,A2IIIIIIOATI • 131`11AW riu.w=t. tzzaeottcp,ttl-TAMILN 1131 A., itattia.kjujr. r ewtzttzient Of MAW 'EON IT at the lower: nur t dailzwi. on of which win o 8 sad mhZolame /D. WELT & e red 0 k 11 Park Phice, New Yost. The littit e elass Coin Inlay. R.APINIKEAD. L. 42 VCASHLIZG. F.NOLANP. Warehouse for tho United States, .. - JOHN It PLATT, W,...„.. t - , 72 Blum) atiset. Vow York. ureriaie will bo wand a fail assortment ' 'Of their Superior Poached Plate for • Storm ar.d House /touts, Show Oise.. Le. Aleo. Hough Glam. hoe/ utoiii ladle, thlk. N. . 11.— Wootorueuetotoore are referred to the Now •Stoto i Ilouse et Qhio, at. lioliuntwo, which ie glazed with tho Plato Glass at the Cwootway. • telaknakie ANDREW& coMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cotton and Woolen Machinery. .u.s. /engines and Ele.i.tee.s. M. , ..hkaeLf Th ar* 5." 'W. ‘ft huportetni•xt.i Dealers In Alsotancturers. Articles. No. 67 Pane St., No* York. N. E.—Agents for fhe "WOODEUY, A LEAUII IRON wooxo." 5114.771{ Engine., and Bader!, A:chest» Agency In New York for 1.1) w fad. MACIIINESUur , nine hinhmo e.kFlyr Ti itough'WP-•-- Aough's Patent Elastic Skirts. DATES & FRANCE, No. I Barclay atrcak c~mn Dribs t t. Lotegulollion. are iI outline ex.Dt th•Y tt. %LS?' W. JACIISON 80. ORATE A_ND FENDER M A KER, ao FIIONTST.3 D 341 iII:OaDIYA AvRIP ruieri FILERBANR'S PLATFORM SCALES. filltlS undersigned baying been appointed .ti.lre Agents for the mile of theta celebrated I /WA niatnifectured b the original Inventors N. & T. FAIRBANKS Fa CO., iteapeetfoltr knit* attention of the businese controUnltY to tua auperiority of these Sales over all others. Thew &ales have been anblectrot the 3ETER ZS? ?MT ea all th e ;Tinniest Railroad. tothe Cubed !States nd *inland. and in "7 branch of boo 4roughont smid, arnithetr uniform aceuracytul im i tlarala ° CAI , / /FE NO itYPJEAL: • • • We are preparallo ell eiders far Counter. Portable. Sub.. a[am,itfotYmnor Übrinant. 51 114 . 711ar, Coal Railroad and (Ins b=ve l e i reort Oat WS VA 004 lid RGII COACH FACTORY. L MASA? BIOEIMW & CO.. efilsbu'rg - ct ' A i th tunit-4, PILETONS, II e 1 o al f " t r r 4.7 .1 vddt: 3..t7 of dZILIraa, elaganes of Au still O, works, usurp and datsbilit.r al . ram' wort. far gated. hide Oil and Leather Store. D. MX:PATRICE. Na 111 Third Street, Between Market and Chmanni eta, ThlladelDhli AjciCOß SALE SPAN.LSII HIDES, Dr Green walted the HIN, Tanners' Oil, Tanners an b. CA the 10we727117.2 mut the beaten. kl:Klet Le4Lll7l. in tn. roue wated. .ate the htAce t market price wW be given in cash, c o taken to rehana• Ito• /W a . Leather =red free of har und ,014 cm commission. • • n' 71 WM. MeCOTCECON d C 0.,. LEGWHOLESA .11.00E.R.5. - Induce aild Cotarainfori Merchants, AND DA.'LLF-R8 Yittabctigh Manufactared AZtilefeS, Mi.- 219 Liborly oireet,"come' of Irwin, olso _ - arrasinta a. Pa. SO I. W /0101,3... • ...JAIL L. COOL" • • foifl7Z-aiiiiiit, fLOLESALE GROCERS ,13047 FLMITISHERS ; Produce aid Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 01 Wuser tt•eot, luearCl;errr • • rirrsauhali.uhali. PAWN A. • -I LONG & LANE, SOUSE 'AND SION PA/NTER.S. YO. 7 .7 (Old:/bd Thadi.ll) TIMID STIMET. - taasseam wood sad ktartet Otr•etal Ali, orders promptly .attended to. 1191Aliros eneatel In • w nuira rtrie. Ida! tt Eckaz.u. --Amnon raga ROBINSON. miiifsii "auras -VOUNDERS r a nlN BUILDRS, and nisoufacturers ;doantintiana lint Coati t, in vesting. n., is. ° niveL, a 11 2derket st-liet, between tint and becalm! te3Oiltai. S. T • w i/II ROLE ALE AND' RETAIL • • DRUGGIST. No. 1141 Liberty Phr , t,llead of God. Pitt bm-git. ,ale•ara koops on bawl snd Corbel. • cement and toz7itamtmentoftwnim Medicine. * Pointe. Oils. Stuffs. Window Ulan or a/1 Uncle, PrittY. Perfumery . Patent and Proprietary Medi oirw, ate. . . . . _ • To my Old Ideade and aclatalanli.—laTthe lipid out my littltOro In 'Baltimore, and•ratitrued to tble elt'fl ~ ..d Mn t Out the Drug Rotablithmoot of Mr: Joel Roble; NO. 'Liberty_ otreeta aball be bay. to see my old frlcauls, or th e anstornme of Mr. Mohler. and Atholl oars oo pal. to pious them with anythln tboy maymn . tln toy 11. of Onelnem. . utT . B. fl.. WitiE.NRSO • , 17ahlabLs Beal Eittater for -Sale. . Vier hale,; the two thiee, story hlt& •trallalskieist the South nest comer of Fenn And !land Smuts, Nee. 271 and 273 Tenn etreet. • Tbs• lots ILIV fith • About SO test on Penn street. ty 60 feet In ddth. 2ne bullObess aro substantial 11324 have stone Stoat.. '/ Ww offer the four three etory back dwelling homes on not aast a* of It*, **et.. lion 38. 37. 30. Ann 41 embienlie belns alout 18 feet 3 Inches bt front by about : Th•sbor• nem will timid terpsystely, ortosetber, and..st low prints. - 'A tenet each mutant tell be requirao and • reasons* time Allyn Arc tn. per elan of IL.. Cause. At= •• • • 11.13. WII,ICI ft Attorney at taw. • S. la FINN Meet. • St: , elaLr Street Property - for_ lisle. AM Auttuilizod to sell - on verb. ---sonsonn ala tenon anyone oral! at Moe. doe tinw etm ok Annear /Mae 4n:t tte waited, aide ant. their .egret, Wag homes Nat 20.'22. 20.20. and 211, • hater*. , Venn rust and the ad AlLighemy bridge. .Than bonne seasonable tor stores and dwellings and are eithsted la a good locality. , Thetlte ars deli. /11 feet kr front by 110 IcidaDth to an eller ten feet nide. • • A. moderato elan nammu. Will be re4tolrech . and the hat eon allowed to remain Am • • ZGLIOARDLO. ULM red by he bond and teartae,a &tarot r ent , 4oAlLlk . . - • • BOOTS AND SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE iiitbeeiTher restmetfolly calls. the at -311; 'bonbon Of hlllkiends and thepubne (neurally - Jo an eteadnatJen•of Ws inttegadve auk • of Mote and Moog - nut rewind tram .the Bow England .ihtufaettuate. In abash will be bead any bird of Ladino, Gente,lldlsee and Cltdldren'a Brat atialtere and Mown made entof the: beat etaterbd. worinexanatdp mad alba latest dyke. • •la or to salt mantra dada aneLthose•erbaurbh to Mt goat cutter nude took; he maneftetereaaed keeps oonttantly on hand e•onoterbet_e itll. of Men% ...ad •=taid.4"l:l7.l,4la= Youth=rora---Ladlte: . 01,, fonnt As Oder ho b = Ras. noarrg. gra; jthZ z. bat ri t ragng t bo !eh es cheeped sni ute ea Tbankftd bathe i4traoso bainaci. received he Makim-/Mtha Work and fiSom his b:Tenea buids ot uatt rage =Wa ft taut be Loeb/. to v. •• •• noS Markel el., between Ifeikethoo. Finn 4ilks i .tadies' Dressook t imuly, CLOAKS, TALMAS , EMBROLDERfES AND BrAPLE Ci9ODS, 1 " 31. Zunii7No. Cliornally dateprho aosorOment In MI or too &COTO Serortooroto noirrid oat Man prim. . _ , Stotwi, Fenders andllre liaas.—T -1.1.3:121 OITX STPVE - NSFAREIIOUSE.. ;Mai LK Wood atraft. 'As th e mom bat &tired *Web tato use the above manod. art*; us would In. "ur mention ofthog• wading a ./4 014 /Ina tow essadnusma <lour stock, +/MI, MOS RM.= OH. viz fii ...W ! ate s .t .i kte cg la te. Zig!iir , 474 v a t ',mot la . .' CHaIG I tttit t 00. . .:'..... ^ - 13itionsar to A': Barractlar. •- - - . .. . . • %Ufa= • WTOLTE EE, ltec hying D'i.saler and , Wino Liquor .ME.llollii4sTa", . uurki strut: rituAsona.. . . - ' • "- lowa Lands. • ' ' FRAZIER.. formerly:a:. resident of e rr i ttftg ro trgx Inc , fmr abotalloto and OtAnto bayttot mow to loftit.-ot , woo rmuotnicootA on hue their toolusso.nOthrolw and r t r "tgia rgl i tto. b fr= " V " At o rMn AP. _ 7 • .• JObA Almador. Noiettorit, Atortot Flitainultat N. Mawr /. Soo. Banks= di; A. Colotru. aoltuoz, • eboolot.lN.ALAlNghtnanJobak lloatlnAmotooola • . n - rwitta2 , AGS : head sad far ego by likr.assa7loBlll3o.N. laths Beaver Oottem BrtgbtoM f•M 14.4 per dsr.2 bashed amino Buil • - sull3-13mQ• Tir 'NOW; Dantiet o - roticta 6X¢ig wad Of Market. - • or...boars fi,fr.:;-; : geturral --7 - VSELLVES & CD., Wiiolissle. Drug -111,• bwrs morel WI theism. and wwwsiod)cas wumbouwo on Us wow= of Wocel maw Second ete... , .n=. our and autos:ma mut 4iwilaw In Drum, P 51.44 You' ,wydwi. wilp k gt • lance awl well, eeiestedwiOtWt . ... _,.. _. f . -• : , i : I, ••• .i:u.llEMOTal._ ,•• • .- ••• i • E..141.111MN: Manufgatiter, :..: Of ';eve Ta: L , .mat li L , u a r ct rz rrt w a .l lufzuf 5 • A g &lll.st elan In enry il lizi m itr. 11 M% ~ -1-i 'f P.• . - - " IA3 " .114 ! '''''',...' " inlasi_.... •.. . . xew ighlton Tab and litu)ketFaa • fltt. ilumeribers continue to ma of re • mason b,BilekoA Zate.Viehns, Mud jpordi sad Wmasea reantWastaar,A4twea craw. proinsoti: attended to- -- was.u.:WAltrON. • raltZtemsd ! , • _Steam Engines and 8 0 1411. J koLNEsosithethe lateot improvements . ; !warranted best tviallty. Vrdas 03,1 1 71 . 44'414' Lert . T [Mt. ritt. .Iw. W. WALI.Aux. anewb: re. DEMO APPLEB-2.50 husk latiglit dry ---- 2,Afr 24114 IItaIIII4P7,I7IQUIEII4 THE AMY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. lEM:U==:II ausgren... tarry AFRWEVIA R AIst . PO 4 . - 4LNIffiON MEE HA TS, 05er,..,5 Wool, Irides. Flour, Buda, Lard, A Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. 75 Water M., Pittsburgh. Pa. Springer Harhauch. Pittab'er Want,. Wellsville. Ohio. John Mitt & " Atartl " " J ! C` Dap 13k, Komi t dared .. Phila. I each &Pittsbur. Ilarr i t u lLtiebl t& 0 arratacm, Josip.ider, 81 lama Tim tallier, rankartillolaum Pc Connell, silitio'LL Ohio. A I) Bullock afick., fa . d LAO r Lat. qr Attr Humphre O y.. Huffman Room, Phila. AAA RooNs & ECERSTENT., — • FLOUR FACTORS , AN . General Produce Commission Merchants, No 41' North , Wharves and Of eN. Warr ft, Wow -Ram, PRILADELPIIIA. Orr= no nagakON WooAVirdaoo.M . /a. J D Labour! LiA, Ci t . U. (*reit. Mania A Co, ' -Al) Bullock A Co. gag Prtriito. Tweed £ bier, Foadick Coo Catch Onie 00, •t. Mamma & Truitt. Brattier Co. J 8 Cliwnuometh tCo ° linivady t Co. Plttab'yy. L, Wllmarth & Co. PL:WC Butler. Oatyrarat ,Rall & I.4gett. • J. at W. net. Wiitt &W ial ilmot, Arid Ptem4itt...burgh Plarcbauta generally. MEROHAN'fr No 267 Wel? end. confezqyf Hand, Pittsbure4 IVES hie attention to the sato of Flour, LA Pork, Lawn lard. Meow, Battor, 0 nin. DttM Proltok_Seells. ac. La 'llllll.o.aliromentansportfally aolieltad. ataly DILLSER 7.9 PIO lENTAL AND 8L00M.% No. 76 Water street, below Market, anw PITTSBURGH, PkINNA. , J. W. BUTLER it CO. E I , OIWARDING a. -COMMISSION M EN . cLunsand Deslirsha all kin Pittsburgh Mare Artielas, land Pipe anlflhoet Lent Na la aB.. OANIfiFT,A, /ate of Warren, Ohio, Oin , ed ind laniardl •-• Mrano; Muds. .in Wotan Renate •• . • !intim and and Nal dab, aad Wigan:a Prods,. •• norm Urns; a. • ALIJA of fir, Roblsorkkittio Po.) ETLITTLE 004 Wholesale Grocers, Prodm (kazaciWcum pLitanatr,•bd bakers In boy, Idannbeaum ri. 1 12 Srma • Pitt. CIFIZEBt WAREHOUSE.—IIENTW EL 100 ..03a • • dui • • marct2l 25 THOMASPALMaImNrter and Deal er m Irmath sad droorlesa Wall Pow. No; 66 got el. E t e betworn Third and fourth street, rittaborgb. kd - - .. .. . . Jr . • —D. AD!, r., & Bro., -- V 0.91 Idoiket at„ aro closing out their ea- LI tar stork ofDry Urals at aa lorrameadhosant IMO ".../. I .I4OOPOSStOt7 tO PICLULlitir thtfr "Pri.g ..P . OTT. WO•hitt* On WOW a One asoortmsat at tb• CsDOrria.ll VVao.a , M i l , j lackels Miriam_ Wool balaloor. ILA "aids , (BotbTaross porn. Borobartoral WalliZtrAgvabgh dortullaa, raper*or maul o sad Waal Broads Pratal ,a="tIZSIIIZI atilolla VW ba odd at a gnat raa•lDea Dr". NISCOLI . I 904 MISSIIIOII-11. INMOST it ON I. DIM A MASON. & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dedalf. I.krarte7 ISt+44.bry flocda, 34' 11/th cart. Pitturocrga. MURPHY & lIITROUNIELA Wholesale sad IWO Igtfam.ioode litenbanta. eamonr rowtb . , Removal!_Removal! Remov a l! 120.811V80N a co.—NO. P 7,711 AVINO - Remand our Store to . No. 23, - • irme stmt. teetteece to Maim Ca.) sou, ittot Volotretl to ozhiblt woof the lantatt Numb alto. 'cr ud ', D o Amadeu) Ctrto m..ad Oil Matto In this utat. in our smortotont lout ga round . . TootiOW. /Inman CorpttlAgic ftp=l seat SUPT=I . OZ . j 11.12 B Worall gedber-withlkOtat PISMO. .I.24ldosit. o I ifrittont2t= i gist Stairitotte k t=r; l , Riot (renalll2l(2"....arAtZ.bt 000. au nt i Cl 911 Mottos. troors to St 4 foot mitts et sal rite., alt • et whkltt stAhs I ramt twat. woo !nols lODINE 40ozo for at l ic aams OP,. • O CI SO•W a " 12 OS, , aUSINESS CAitlls ATTORNEYS.. 2, 1195EP11 S. A. P. MORRISON, Auor i«+*, :Moe Z. 143 Yourth street, between tuitabi audOtlnt,Pittsburgh P. • ROBERT k:PHILLIPS, Attorney et Law', BLieni/010. ----- :OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law— =a' Owner of Mb and Want streets, opposite the Gotiet uge stem Pittsburgh. mr24e67 Tams J. KITIIN, Attorney at Law, office 1 ly 'Fourth street. mar Oraht, Pitteburgh. jal6lly AGENCIES. Michigan General Commission and Celiac non Agency Office, you tho collection oi ITOme and Foreign Mora:Alla dnilatiter Mow clam; in Michigan nn adjacet Mann, Inivastinent and Payment of Moneys, ' Panaaa t o n ffence. Purchase and Sahmllical Mate and Stocks and inaurance Agents. PELTUR & Dgiii3ONDetrolt, Michigan. littstnonh—ldnagenKramerc & org 4 = 4 lt On, Glum., Ofing Loma, Stalwart i Co., WanTan—Two Agencies or Michigan from reapectahla Insurance Comnaniaa. na..19.1.7d WEL A. BWS 11.11 EAL ESTATE OFFICE M , No. 87 Fron wtrne.4.ltl4ireri'aid.ir.gruf•gg,ret-,lesziir USTIN- LOOMIS, Real Estate Ake n 4 suck, kfaretuadlas and MU Broker oars No. k 2 oath greet, aßore Wood. Butane. ermlußrAtterded to. -- - - EL L. /11.A.RSIIELL, Secretary Chi p Wee Insurartee Comratr. OrWistsr .tr.L 1' kJ - GORDON, Secretary Wostern Inen su ranee Co., 22 Water street. GARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfer Franklin ea e raird se lasmet te. ree eee Oonnekay. norttweet earner of Woo 4 t 13 A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu t . tual Intitumes Cornany. 42 Wit.r strait. DRUGGISTS. ntar 111 0.—......1. VILMA, ta..........40033•11 FL/WM FLEEING BROTHERS, (suoaxwmuvo J. non a co.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NO. 60 WQOD BiRKET. 11 TRBURG11,,Nii. worriAtarei of Do. hrlanol.coletrrated VOTlZlfilgi. 66. • TORN ILAYT, Jr., (successor to Jas. Attu& :Mti,7 dErii 43-7 .rilak " te. ,[ rgun n r i z:u l t Pittsburgh. leritsgutar Agent for Dr. rostra Medicine. .121 filOlIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in . .t. ,... p , t . i.A. t g1a. Va. - rashes and Dy. Stuffs. No. 220 -j.itntficg "B=n:ltrAltuttr g . ti,. ..2.44, BA A. FAIINESTOCK & CO., Wholesale eDr u_ Mtsta. and mannhotarsrs of Widte Load.ltsd tam D ad AdtJuirma. corner Wood and /root street; Mts. meta iti E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in Dm" !' . M eet., litoffs. Oils. Varnishes, Re. U. NO.. .iWood M..eat, Plttsla. 000 5. warrantod. Peso* low. I/BAUR &REITER, Wholesale L Retail g e,%ta' ta, army of Liberty .nor et. CI. frittvota! SCII.OONALAKER 44. CO, Wholesale els • Druggists. No. 741. Wood stgoot, Pittsburgh. . . tOSEPU FLEMING, Successor to L:Wilcox Ca, wean Itarkst drost and Diamond—Una pa coo. 6412,:t. b m aail ,, ,Zlaa e l .. aampletLe tej.so.rtx.art..iif grei Plrtalaing to We Madams. Imam a . prieariptiona• rea* cal.P.aaad k •11 iarear COMMISSION • &C. bIaBAN - Eit AHJER. [mammy t &I A. Mellatte.l FLOCK, .GlEgirka PRODUCE. Commiaaton and Forwarding Ifferohanta No. 111 &mud . at., Pittsburgh, Pa. Ps. 1. '5 , 1 - 1171 j 0 2 SPRINGER BARBAUGH, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Dealer in Wool, Provisions & Produce generally. N 0.295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTABVIIGLI, PA. J. 8.. 111UP.PHY A FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT rultwar attomtlon elm to Ma Woo or PR OD DOE. No. 155 Front Street, °neat. Ms Iltommitatiels Ittntate. lONS J. AMU. ATWELI, LEE .& CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce & Conunisztou Kerchents, PITTSBURGH . HANUFRCTUREB, S Wood - et., beweee Waver and Pre= at stag • DAVID C. HERBST. Flour, Produce, Provision end Commission HERBY S. MEG. (late of tho firm of King & Moorhead,) COPNISSION MIRCILANT, A. A. HARDY, tvimisa'N'l7l3Blrairaft 261,eliAivn Agent of the !Indiana and Indianapolis; RAILROAD, No.Bo Water at., Pittsburgh, Pa. DRY GOODS. JuSEPII H 0.1111.13 & CO.. Wholesale and Retail, Dealers in TREIIMINGS, ILMESOZDKECLES. HOSLEEE d GLOVES.. Fancy Goods, &c. N 0.77 MarlUd, le/J/4 and nu Dismal IT Amu tor Bud zacne. =ME= PITTSBURGH, • BANKERS AND BROKERS BANKING HOUSES OF JOHN T. HOGG: Biuroup BEDFORD CO.. —... eomnstt, rO.ll ERS KT (N)„ 110UNT PLKAANT. WEKTIJORE'D GO., th/NNELLBVILLK. VA VICTTN P 2.. . Penns' UNIONTOVVN isItOWNIWILLE, .. NICW BRIGHTON, BEA VEIL HO, Iteputits regeOugt, Dleonuute made, Bnots ['ought, Pohl uhd collected. Bout Notes and epeeie bought • •.t.i ...cid knock', Notes gad other Beguritho tenutht god noI4 ,h aetnallaloo, Ongnurtenulonee tad reillectione re.,llrdtwe. ALM, MUM. jk- FULMER RA.1131, Bunkera anti Ex am:tar Brogue. Buy and mil Gold and Bflyrr and lut Nam, negotiate loam oa Beal Estate or Clock aee mad Wwd. h ' Tat it Y li N trkig d Oo Tth laa i lT. "`C'ltg = dev,".:.4.ll.,=.!di'rectl74'gi., Jlgie turner of ap7 myl-17 110LISIES & SON, Dealers in Foreign is poal • and Deatteetle BEN of kichangs, Cortllleatmaacront, De. burgh. Bate, nk Noted and C 0..,!.. No. 69 Marked 90 - Colloaloom mad.. all tin. principal elclaa throwthout the United Stehle. MANUFACTURING. 4.1.C11111Xim5.0.0:111111an.24-tf.C.IVM.-111.. WoODWULD AMERICAN PAP.;, MACHE MANI. AG UtiNa COIIPANT. 'No. 78 Second at. Pittoburg,h, Pa. AAIsIUFACTURER. of Papier Macho Ornts for Churcheanoneer, Eitemabuala. Ships. mo idPletme Window and Door /leads. Brackets, Trusses, Condom. Ventilator. and Centre Pieces for Wilms. Rosettes and Moulding. of every datnription, tlac and design. mama and warranted more durable han any other article now in use. US-Orden memood on the Mortem notice. V. U.—Attention of Steamboat builders I. eepeclellr di. rested to tide article. on seeettnt of it. light 'weight. CUMMINS, TUNES A Je23-clif CO. No. Ta Remind st.. boo. Wood A Market sta, Po:mown. i tunaes grectram..-.....a0as gravasson UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. continue the business of the Union err. at therold steal of PENNOCK, MITCH /I L A CO. No, 1144 Liberty ht They will nninufastura so tuinal. • large , end oeo•ral ustorttnen t of CARTifitiN, comprising Cooking Stores, Ranges and Side Ovens, 07n0r AND I A ELOR srore.v, MANTLE & KITCHEN GRATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxer, Dog Irons, Sad Irons, Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And OAS and WATILII MPS Of all ohm THE IRON & NAILS OF THE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spaes, Picks, 4r.c.. An at which will ba sol d d at Inantifienrsrs. prieaa tny7-17 Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsbargh. 11ENNEDY, CHILDS CO.. Slatligno; Eck lams of— Penn ANa hoary /ai. Cottonl Zsgr :, Of a uoll nhalra d''r • Plough Lions and Alan toed: Ilona °fall thew and degagtptionr flatting. erVan,_Legt at its Itaplr: re Store ofLoosa WEB, • waa.. • L. will attontio n. i•Ltol •aumg ...Janson. ran WI LLIAM — BABRUILL & CO., 61 Penn Bt., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. faTEA.II BOILER MAKERS and SHEET IRON WORKERS, Shatufseturers of BorahllPß Pat at Boiler, Loma=Use, Slued and Kri'odor Halloo, W.' sem Breit:hes, Flee Had, Bream Pipes Coliderolers, Salt Pam, sugar Pia/. Ir. P..!. UP, post. fliseksoslthe Wort. Midge sod Viaduct !row], dons of Ors SbOrtest sotto. All orders from distsoes. pro.k . Up atiordsd to. te:.l Hats and Caps. - WILSON & SON keap cocostataiy on =• band swan. deacristica and sanely of Hate and I ,..b.„, ous , arbobseals and ratalL Those deairina a nest Ilat or Cap, good and chess. son;d do sell to airs _as ► es/1 Weer purehaalbg elsestiers. noltett W. WOODWELL, InOICS.3IO and Re - nilit Ird a Ilanareherer and 'Plater In Cabinet Wars. No. SSrse. GROCERS. ti Shriver & iiirworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Noe. 130 It 132 Second Street, Watvreep Wow _d :4mltHeld) MONTROSE MITORRLTREE, Wholeaule Grocer and General Merchant, yd..* mrett., . 1 1 1 .tsburpt. od).1/ . v. ttcyrnis. iv SMMT, & T ADLER HUNER, ivoLg SALE GROCERS, 122 Second and 151 Front street, /QM I .I77SBURGH, PA. - . Wallace it. Gardiner, 1111U1,63.ALE DISALERS IJ Flour, Provisions and Prix:Wee Generally ,• NO. 46 LIBERTY T. laLO-11' iIACIALEY, COSORAVE CO., 11/ Mk Brown. 1B and en Wend al"at. Balaban:ch. • ___ CULBKRTSON, Wholesale UrOCer And 0061aliFti00 Mare.bAllt.DMler Ia Praia:and Pitts Bilaufacturod Ankle& 114 Librrty vent , ti tre bumh- M. nun , JOHN FLOYD &CO., Wholesale Grocers .docmsamionSl.rchsata.l,lo.l7a Wood said Z2l Lib. h rtystrus Pittsburgh. 'sin OBERT MOODY, Wholciido Oroccr, ln Prulocs, Pittsburgh Stanofsctursit stud lel kt of Pasha, -rid Domestic Wings wid Liquors. No. rlb Liberty. stmt. On hand very largs nook of superior old hlononirahsla . Whiskey.whish till tis sold On for rash MICA.NDIASS,.,SiE/LNS & do. (sneces lore to WIN,. Ideeardlon,) Wiodeollo Orotbta, LuArcol . ...oh;ol.l.ooUomlf arm. wkd Pitteborgh Han' torn I • Wl'. corium of Wood sod Wator rlttottersh. Pa. MD JO/11 1 11031LL..—. D. ILOL. T jo ILLS_ ROE, Sir . l?ol_q elqo Gra, 'CrB t P% 'll lon .ta. IVO. IN LI tg. ROBERT .UALZ.ELL CO. Wholesalo Gxehro.Omotalealosk 31orebonts. to Prattles sad Pittalrorgh Monohetom. No. 263 Liberty Arse, Pitlabccred. 1 SALAD DICKY & CO., Wholesale GLro• znlt.,• t. t. 14V e,od h. "4 LIAO/LIM, WOODWARD A. CO., wholes 131.0111 k Pe. al SLEW newt. lohllailebby lisp4:l3 NI z tirsrk•A - - • JOHN T. SKRYOCK, Book and Job Printer and Publisher. No. ad Firth semi, above &WU:Meld, onsets. Bondi/an. R OOK BINDER'S and Box Maker's S traw P.nrds &ware on band. Al,nbook., Papers and Eltarkaanir awl° 1, 4 7 C. COCHRANE, (sneoesoor to S. kla ler%) Wholendeand Retail D:aler in boots, kitatlan• err mid Paper Ilangloas. Federal 'Linen nth door O. E , o Market Maar. Alleabeny. Pa. .1 - 01 IN S. DAVISON - , Bookseller and Sta y Unzurronameaor to Invelean l .I.enew. No. e tharkat area. near Fourth. Pittaburgb, P. , • LAY - CO., Booksellers and Stationent, Ao. Wane emir, me dear to th e wean of Third • nava. P. fennel aae Ley beaks ennetan tit an hone L; READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 1101 TB Fourth street, Arena litalldlaag. MUSIC. &C. Jolla 11. Nonor, TO. 81 WOOD STREET, between Diamond pl i li fN iod Your n th Strtta,Bol• Aztat for True. llN'e . I d O DEL I VII2EitSI? " 4 r ORCIAI4 %MAMA: Üblllraud draft In Marla =A31%4=1(10)40. }Cri 11. Kieber & Bro., ) 0. - 63 FIFTH St; Sign of the Golden a=Sintinnw• NISICD g:1 7 .7 tinU tuc eel . /i N eV : UAM . B &amine ILO j a"S WSONSaIut oiLUArt 111IIIIONIUMS. Design La Rusk maul Musical Imam =nom • Charlotte Blume. AnurACTURER and Dealer in Piano A.YI.a4WI and battler. of anode Ana mudad I ann. awns lade nt Lb. PIANOS, also for LIALLIT, DAV/ age ß i 00.11- Boston. Mao., with and with . oat dal.= Attaaimaa. :/a721. . 118 Wood .L. 1. Callmati • .• REIIIOVAL. Valley Forge: Plow Works. J. REMOVED Jr.. SPEER LAVE REMOVED t ,, ) the first story of • hatlngo , artd remrsedleuel co me r or eller and Liberty meet. where they have rveried ea szeortmerit ef their Went Improved sedldittyspptor• et! PLOWS. sad would !delta the attettirn of Fa.. •04 Indere te all sad examine their sew Iron Ceuta.. Centr Patent Low. he ride. Bub Soil, Doubt.' WM. Cotton!. Soder.: sat ever, tleeriptiat. el plow., Mew poh=ilogs,"..eannected Iriththe U.S.. M ;DE LANGE, -D.E4 LIM IN HIDES LEATHER & OILS, 1411SRTY:, , o2:2:41#! : or sAild flf Wood, • A • ilnyt's ',anther Belting and Oils, Par Useldtmi and ONO cam ahraye nn Wad., 101.6:1 d . Muth Ward Property for Sale. IWILL, SELL on reasonablo terms and parroent.tiroAM. owner of Penn and Carroll opposite Ali Robbie' aim. Thar.. hardening!) , eituat• id for private reeldericaa. Alio, three Mrs, corner oflAbertr and Baldwin ate..7l • 4let flontearb. They ass oalonlated for Ether meting Penna boa rdingthe balm Oannel avilla s ar for cod deßailroa d. pot—for'eolll bronnht by the . or Also, !woo WIS, earner of Butler and WRkloe Eby oornalte the splendid totteonailent, Youndry, er e . of -longart ey ars wail heated for a nianuf.itorr nr boardiboned an, for tbe bundride of median. ler of that nalatilxehood. Awar • adman' Jams IL /10110AN.133 Mart. rt. To 111111,thmers, , WRENCH - SUBS Stamm floltbsll Cabs. Mitt Sidndlor, 111111 .rontsrsaeressi Irlro. Own and toll Grind.% thnsl z Proof littns,la davirlorsmm loamy mill) arrays b oa hurl 4,4 " i"rF,"'" "L"ti rolrAtanid belrlseating and .dOx Irons: REg s u b scr ib er Tuteirig purchased the ex. thistreright of J. J.7abastoril Patent Box aml 's Patent Self Heating Smoothing !roue, in non ..I.44 .o7..mairmired La manntretstrlng the mpg. /neon meal= musing abase.. he' gasps emostsaUg on hand at tlL , mrertains.,_ on Federal ' 917Polit. *taw Oa WU and pOnd ArKeriirarit of Lb. common Tailor sand would d .°Z. = 0 !.2::f Ag,, NiiEld t l = `oapdnt • f,RiLA ND. Ali•whnlr, In. r NW:4/BU INK-1 havo jost iced a bro. INDDIT oT Mitres' lode:11616A tar. with a niW oat the mparatiosn. It Leann,' &gibing =Weft. to MY 'now u , nq.amltw maw 1.111 be 'We ndoce In RR esies Irbarnarovivotaftwan.• . /MM. NEW YORE Awbranau T s. Pram SKILLIJN, V/915011T1L OWNII VCIIRLI., nat. firropma ADvrammollomez. No. ;40 limadway. Net. ork. GEORGE W. FARNHAM Merchant Tailor, MS Ilrondwaf t onponne Sc Nlcl. In. Um mylo:linv ETP 110 L' New York Corn Exchange. BAG RIANUIPA CTOR Y. T 95 and 127 'Broad Street. B. E. CLARK, RANUFACTURER A.N.I) DEALER 111, 7 Bags and Bagging, fiSNABURGS, Sheeting, Duck, Flax and Verj.irPt,4,,jo.nr, dr, .T.PP1!.,1 (Iraln EeamleWßroo. Flow naT.."' MILLERS' BAGS, Designed and prloted to order erptussly for their O.*. • or assortment of borders le terse, and of rano. doeidati. .d our coatemere can have any matter they m oo wasp Cert 4 t ifirret i s t tlVr:lled g t n o . claming oar stook of Palm& Dane, rearalres liadm or all the various brands of Dtta. de; very litary Drills, to &nu, pe ‘ rura supplied with bwes,all alum. printed to order. Provisi rti on Dealers impelled with Barn and,.l3set cue. , de, made of plain tr colored cloth. we have new dvslann for slimming. mrtfl. Paints, Oils, Glass, Burning Fluid, Camphone, Alcohol. dm. DORR d MANN, 3:I9IIREESWICH smarr. (aiirree of .174 NSW yoRK. neat lindron Ulcer and Mile Railroad Dews, ARE now selling the ahoy° articles, in con, nectein with • comeleta eaeortmont of Clelora . 6 . m.„,a, ow,Giwices Dint/made. Wane Leta Prone, and American Zinc "Mar, A. , - aa , erica that offer meat ladaormenta to Ordltivand Clairinnere. ore 1,000,000. U. S. PATENT MARPL E COMPANY, 90 Thomnin ßs vr i t N. Y., TOPS, cOLUNIiii*.BPRDZITALN3. Pc. n Elynna, Brocated. and all 'tall kue Thy article,. which Inc preparation teklartile Duet. etnimkally combined with mrsil rogue, ko thi p o wd m a ka p any form and rotor. by which a marble can be manutece limed at lessthan half the coat of the common material. bChile It excele It In durabillty and beauty. Unlike Mn,. tletred iron and Slate, theus it ho eur4o, work , thk running Into the man of the neatertal, while no eeenia I • prod to rive a tem porary bratty hello rsta. Mao. Lies from II t 0.40. fablTopk, ke, equally chriep ttltiate for We ilannfooterre OW rare of •bore for the dikrrent States, which will Infttre immimen petunia to Lt.. interesting themeelrae rd irirat . ion haralshed eo application to cx•itfl. Pratt., or JONEPII LAIIB, Bea NEW YORK. ocallyv _ French Wine. Glass. ap EDWARD P.l pw DICKIE, 194 Cliam&en 4., N. F, Two ors west of Hodson hirer Rallereol D•POL• PPEERS to Dealers azitiCusiemers his cel ebrated brands of Fesnela Windy , . Mao ea favor. t•rtrm. on of will be tereilsbed wltb pekes on receipt of their aillikiess Glass eat to eel desired pester, and peeked free•ot ebeog..stilsarov Umbrellas anti Parasols. I. MITH, WIIOLESJOHALEN mANUFACTUIIER, 234 & 235 Broatiwal, New York. The most extensive, in the world. lIE late fall in the pti4e of materials, con tra sconent upon the etriairsnesi of the looney ket, enobled the to riantilketww l a:self hir the ishighlt track, and to offer to merrhaote, at very low Prima. the TamMt UMBRELLAS assortteek or AND PARASOLS to to found lo Europe or America. Morobaote visiting New York to buy their goods. art reepecohtlly Invited to nail and exatolim the stock tejoeiserechorieff t l .ll.—Pleeseent this card oat and path la your Packet kook for referenbe. JUwi L Zgar.ofesturer. tehleffinde FIRST PREIRIMR PIANO FORTES. STEINWAY St_SONS, SIAM/VACT9I7.EItd bt asidEA Walker !Street. NW WM.NM,. M t . 'oar, ItEt.S”Pt!C:pe UptLy„.V.4.hple..at;rm„ assortment of setribinwodandsquare Vital thich, tar VOW.. or tone, els/Minty of ash, beauty of tunah.in abort orbs), Wag that reader. Piano jorreet. are unsurpassed. Th ey were awaydod the Vint Premium for both html., einopentlon with the Newdistinguished makers Iran! Poston. I•hilmielphla. New York sled Banton... NRW TRlLlMPLll—linnegar i Vows bars Jun been meanie] the PIRA? klvainna 1141.0 msnAL Over all competitors) at the latsi Pair of the Amsrinn Institute, Crystal Ilnams. 'or the BENT Planifonn. del oelsitft — t- Safety Flee. IOR MINING PURPOtES, and for lONI CCC ER, Isith Irldp arid DRY blasting. aWu i OUR different node. The N arid LUMP rum. the 01PILIC and DOUBLE VII W and PIMP. 31initilartrind and mid by ULENN u 4UTMAN, for all NEW YirAIK D er ., (Yrdara tromptly filled tor all nods of 011 A POW. YlitAL C DAtrii WOrt ost PIaPIZ° rud 8111mAr.. _ BROS. dt CO.. Paints, Dye.;ALERS arum maints, Oat, Perfumery, Ace., 170 WILLIAM ST., New York, INVITE the attention of the trade to their large and varied nook on:swipe. Paints. Mei Pseud.. ey, to. ste. 10 addition [ orison . ..raise Innortatlone of InaidaDnbiss they are also maniac, direct Cr,,, the snares of prattle. thin and manufsstuns. imsrpiles of Tooth. Italy and Nall brushes, bronzes, Corks. ] tort*... iSsoftagoik Awash and ZnallshPerfsmory. Lunn's Estratts, awl manyrther ar- Urine usually manned in Druggists drake, which they are also enabled to other on the moat advantageous terms. attention Omlent. esther In person or by mail, will rrools• prompt . Jelsilys EPORBT TO ROUSER - EA TER S AAA DEALERS. TB it HOPE MILLS, 7i Inas. Inwart, and 71 klilnilun Winn. Printipor I.udr Pnou .trea. Na ork. rirectory, Noe. do. :IT uldIA !Judson etreet, Jersey elts. luE Proprietors or this long and well known COITKE .AND SPA-8 ESTAIBLJAHMENT. °enthuse to pre.. the beat raltrelin.ntscol rtrualorr In ns, for Raring Breed. Itheult,Tes and other Cakes, au.— They al. prepare Mustard. t hs p. n a.. nllnn, ether srtr oof dally in every fam Web they a y upon the reTuont reinet Innionstde t•rani eataniensassat to dealers who them. H. U. al J. O. 1811•13. N. B.—Common. Waived to Inquire for Ilope BUIL ar. Ode. juool.2N2w The AdanitElrem Company. riffshtergie, Roth Mer ang Nem BrigAlOn Alpre.u. ic,lo R the especial accommodation of the arge population along the line of the Ohio and P.m.. n rants Railroad. bativere Pittsburgh sod New Sleight.. whose inchoate boximos.4 social Matto= moire... Agency.. The Adam. /Ism. tfamany bare made such arrangement with the nelicond ae to enable them to put • truety 111.enger on the Aommenodatl. Train.wlio take charge of allproportYand MI.. properly entruet• ed to blot The Aleuencer will base as /ran Nye In the hiesems• Coy. to, the dep.! and to ter werority oflioner. Jewelry audother valuable& Ho will Imre New Brighton by the Morning Tram, mato In Pittsford, end All.. sty City dudng the day to attend to such comollsolons may to antrum. to him, and return by the Dronlog Timm. with Inci Gocels.4 ComMplons executed. It sill he hie duty to emirs on tele up trip ail Parcel& pmts.& order& money. de wtdeb will be delivered to the proper party woo after the arrival of the train et the Allsgbm City Depot. Lee will also remise writtenorrarbal maser 0111 to tedellsered Its thecity—ouromonloste Intelligence— obtain information. sad return repave—order .red reCara them—make pm... urge is N.% teme apo I Chased edlfr a ti " fgetwol li tt Iterttg" be deter.. without tiall charge, trot to luenris emeh e 7. the wuloo Padegutheerecially for ptirate house& dense =old toexpllNL: At Way Straw... matter wilibe left with the Ration Agent of the Relieved Company, rd. therm. tarty a not at the rri, nation on th e &nivel of the Ter.M. to receive hi i=rges for taming p.kagea, Act and foram.. rendered by the Minieroger. are Intended to ha within re. mounts Iltolte When the nature of the bosineas Is cu,h as to admit ed It ones. agreementa will be made. Al UM hi asseopir Is required to rattle his bill. and boo Inewidinly with the Companyjand to pay Infidi, the pat. rev:Monne line erill Inoue not eile hllet to Walt till .st for haa nti DKr.. In the matter, will EN esouni lVi sion L 4 N ot h" lee M UM. • ".." tenni:ea AXD MIMS. Patinumn-454 Pour. Street Aiimiteny My—Telegraph Cole.. ercet ir Vurirka n tri. Iddaughlbs. Rochryier—tir. Whits. hucee—Dr. Chandler. etriphlon-61e. Moo. Orna Anus Itinana 0.,b 1 Pittsburgh. Dm. tUf Mk/ Commercial Hotel, • Corner of Oirod and Nem Lens, New STEEL lemild moat reap= • ALIT inform the traveling public that he The the anstned Hotel. The flow bU recently unlaton• • thothtlfth rePllir , and renovation, and hu been Ptted rap with neer and el e• dtht widture• Mrpetlng,./e-, de. The proprietor redll Pth every en and table will tha melon and whatnot the mordent The table will be 'applied with Ma best .that the markets anent Thle noted being situated in the launedlata vicinity of t nu thee bestow put of the olti,aa well pthrefetor se being o nopm that bynonthient Marmara Lanthap, the infra attention Lathe wants of hia tenons to reedy* that, liberal patronage that bid OM ira , bellowed Upon ULID berme Price( of - Board per Day, 81,00. ' The Bar be eteeked .11b fidaari Wed arta ray Wm tease WV). de?. i wed Lmth Item 10 to /2A-11. Abe obliatex end secnaunedauna attendant. JaY2ll _ _ . Lt. 11UM.111. duet. J. EL MoBADIN & CO, (We Trlplot.t. WYmila Co.. COMMISSION MER,ORANTS, No. 2S LATE S, d S 8 CoMMUCLa. R. St. "Lonit, ffirl.relml for had. Hemp, ProMeloat. Ybur , Orel,, rolitltod and promptly osocutaL Memo. T. N. NavinA TTU Lick. TO Pittenircb. Mr. ANs. Gor.lnn '4l.l.tard LEMON A CO.-TRANSPORTATION LlNEllavlnfl mode extensive " • Parttime thy winter, wears now to de a heavY Mater by pazaraztAil and RAILROAD. etionon to and from thelfastern gam. We mo ammo one Mende end ail Mom dlapowad to not the Poona. Canal and Ref that no palm will be entree to render oget eatigeomm. t to Boma.. of Rattan and Western ht. V. avoidance of the Planee tbe Allen y Portage Itallrowl will glee Increated dropkick- wine tranamlnlon of fralgbt. llMee at PENN dist, a the Canal Win.. mbld•led LLOYD 1 LEAlort. T. L. B.ANDLETT. SIIIP AND STEAMBOAT, FIXTURES, No. 157 South Street, New York. psnatOWEß CIAPSTANS.Voinipon Iron and Won./ Pelletal., Bred's. nokanecus's and Cross Ws aiMessina Apparatus. Windlasses, tduallu Pte= nudger Wangling and IllaceenAlstallis Ladles and Hanks bliss Pampa and a 4 Uwe PIP. d Coupling.; MD ~, B ass mandate. Brass, and inn nee. Mutsu.. Molls and °wawa& Prauchs bletatile Neste Tank:lsurfa Patent Sistine I.lrePresaryttea Nate LAW Ps eg , :lltstssesese sus4lca Id • U.ln r i, o T h r . k i an Isa m a I t tis t sl a lgs .. Pisserrsz . Sessather with ajargs miser or 11/a sating apse, atm. Also all the latest , Improvement. A.:t Nal:Mans Pls • trees. 'Spud LrE - ti do day _associated with mo; as entul.partners In the Painting. Genial= and Mining nose I. Thanineon and Robe. Mlle, Th e Deur. .111 be ecnithinta at the di! stead. lab Third et. an• dar the name and style ef JOHN TUOBUISCIN a 130t_ • I scald lake thin cititiontonity or ramming au Maar thanks to my ald ciusainers Or the my Illanal at apart I Dare hanitotais received tilim them. anitarenhiseintntal• ly whale *erotism/moot thairptitninsee. , &ter naming on imam= la illtebargh . /rr eighteen year& I. Died t gay that any Inuit girt. as will he dune in Ma rat, beet manner. as I. natter myself that itr work atul ability PaiL • naturally knoon and Wahl,. wrimitiwz br tudittante offilttaburnh antivititatr t March etha966—iiihniantil 1110.11PB(lit DApags—.2oo bus for sole_ by swig 812TX11013,zas. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 1866 Vance Payments.—Here Bub will b. talvo Mr the Dab' Wrokir G or.U.• uelerm payment I. made In advanoe. Whenever the the e lo op to elnel the norveription m paid, the reaper will thrarlablY rloPPed unleme the anbeeriptinti le n hy Aoi••oro payment. All tranefent adlanlinfor. ni nrery dracrlptien, will lei nap:Ova:l m to paid In ad vance. The Only eareptlene ha where epo•cla/ month Ir Or Fanny enntraele ma made. ---- kal—Plttabursh Ikeekie tiammele.—The ortonore circulation °lone Weekly Gamete °Cam to our buniumam m" a molt &mint& medium of m nu their Lmelueam known On:circulation la betweenfo ur five thousand, reacting c`most amity merchant. mane turer and mho keev. m e i n WenLeni ranorylvania. and Lantern Oblo. The Kansas Investigation. PROCIMPTE , GS OP TIM CONGRESSIONAL MUMMER Tho EvMonne Token. Fraud, Confined by Illeaottrinemoerali and Sworn to by the Se lees. LAWRENCE, KARA • April 30th, 11 , 136. Is Coltiurruz—Presoat, Meyers. 'Sherman Chairman,) Howard and 01 ver. EVIDENCE or J. to. WINCIIELL. J. Al. Winchell called an I sworn—Came into ''.ho Territory lot October, 1:54, and returned in Spring; settled Council City, Seventh District, and have resided there ever since; I came to Lawrence on my way to Kansas City on the last of November; first heard of trouble while on my way down on let day of December; met nr.mber of remits coming up Into the Territory armed; during few days following I heard at Kansas City threats of destruction of Lawrence, and re markt, raying that Inasmuch as the river was closed it was a favorable opportunity to cut off the Free State men of the Territory, and Law rence woo the first place to begin wlth;aaw men armed, going through the streets yelling in a very disorderly manner; it was understood Shannon hail called out the militia of the Territory, and these man said they intended to be enrolled F. such; was induced to visit Shannon to learn the truthin regard to these matters, and did so on 4th f December, in company with Eldridge, , or Kane City; I told Shannon r thought he had been misled in regard to affairs in the Tor ritory; he admitted that ho might have been misted al to the disposition of the people of Lawrence, and expressed a belief that if the people here could understand his views, a colli sion might be avoided; he said people of border comities had become excited, and feared the feeling *ea beyond his control; wished me to ex press to the people of Lawrence his opposition againstry outrage which might be ommitted against hem bf the force—his determthation to protect em—that they must give op their arm; gave me a pass that 1 might come through without molestation; saw him next morning; said deptztation from Lawrence had visited him daring the night; he was confirmed in the belief that he mistmilerstood the people of the Terri tory; that he would immediately visit the scene of difficulties; that be bad ordered Col. Sumner, from Leavenworth, to march with force under hie command and meet him fit Delaware cross ing; hot that he should farther order Lim to march-la Lawrence for their protection, an d that ho alcould no longer demand of theta to de liver op their arms, and hoped through the In fineries. oprominent men from Weimar; to in duce the Missourians to return home; that be had reef , ' ed letters from Gen. Stricklar and Sheriff Jdnee; the letter of Strickler was moder ate in ityi tone, that of Jones to the opposite; told me to toll the pe,tple of Lawrence he would I be in the vicinity that night in company with Col. Scotto and Col. Childs, men of influence with Jones and the Miesiottrians. nmernany men armed, from Missouri, who said they were going to assist in tho destruction of Lawrence, and that a few bourn had been given the people to vend their women and chil dren away; I arrived at Wakantea crossing about dark; they refused to permit me to pass; they told me Gen. Strickler commanded; was con ducted to him, showed him my pus and he sent us forward; on arriving in Lawrence, learning a Committee of Safety bad been cheerio and then in session. I visited them and told them the errand of Shannon; but little confidence was had in his intentions, it was determined, how ever, to act strictly on the defensive, and to en deavor to eat the Governor right ae far as the people of Lawrence was concerned; was inform. ed the town woe then guarded and men organi zed to defend the place; next day, by request of Gen. Robinson, Eldridge and myself eon. Shan non, to know when he would visi the town; pro. ceeded to Franklin and were etoplied by a guard; finally permitted to proceed on explaining car business; were told Shannon hd gone to Le ,i. compton; others told us be as at Shawnee Mission; some told us Jones w in command, tome that Strickler, some that Hichardson was. On arriving et Wakarusa were stimped by menti nets who utterly refused to let on pave; the hones where the commanding officers were raid to he, being acroes the creek and just in eight; they leveled their guns and eaid they would fire if we tried to paste this was on the main highway; stated I wished to sea Shannon ad was told he i was not there; finally one man Id me he was there but I could not see him; demanded to i see Sheriff Jones, and a man went to tell him; I was permitted to ride down to the creak to water my horse under escort, ono man swear ing my berm belonged to the American Hotel at %anus City, an Abolition establishment; mes senger sent for Jones teturned and requested me to go and see him at the house opposite; I mart ea and the guards again leveled their gone at mo and stopped me; the messenger coaxed them and they finally let me go; on arriving at tho house told Jones I wanted to tee Shannon; Shannon came out of the house, as the guard would not permit me to enter it; Shannon ex premed himself as he had the day before; be had seen several of the leading men from border counties, and through their influence he hoped to prevail open them to return home; that there were 1,200 of them there on the ground; that ho would be at Franklin and wished a deputation of the citizens of Lawrence to meet there and es. oort him to town; he .gave me a pass to return and I did so; in the morning a passenger arrived at Lawrence from Franklin, stating that Shen non was prepared to visit the town, and an es cort of ten, under command of G. I'. Lowry, wore detailed to escort him; Col. Boone, of Westport, and a gentleman I think named Strickler, from Missouri, and the messenger nom. ed Carney, were met at Lawrence by Generals Robineon and Lane, and other prominent men, who conducted the Governor to the Committee of Sefety'd Room; communications between people of Lawrence, Shannon and those with him, were friendly; Sham desired ,a paper should be drawn np expressing the.fealings of the leading men of Lawrence and of his own; expressed a belief that the business could not bdone that day; returned to Franklin that night to come up next ay, mid expressed a hope th t he, with those with him, could induce the imminent to return home; expressed himself twisty con earning these men, and said they w re beyond bib control; Col. Boone said these m n were al most, incontrollable in their desire to destroy the 1 1 town and people in it, and compared them to a pack of hyenas. Committee of Safety convened during the evenfog, and Committee were appoint. ed to draft each a document as Shannon desired, leaving It ',object to any alteration Governor Robinson might think. necessary; Shannon re turned to Lawrencr the next day, according to promise, about noon; I returned to Kans as City In company with Mr. Eldridge; I wChairman . of Committee to draw up the treaty; revions to my going to Kansan City, I had interview r with Sheriff Jones, whO'came into to nin cont. piney with Captain Shaw, of &Duo *; Jones f i. appeared'excited because a nano' y escorted hint In town, and more ho would come in and out of town when ho pleased, and he should re. sign his office if Shannon made any arrange ments to dispense with the services of those men be had here to assist him; told Jones I was go- lug to Kenna; asked him if there would bo any trouble to panting the camp at Wakarusa; Shaw I wrote me a pass, which Jonesaounterelgned; at I Franklin was met by two horsemen, 'who told me I could not pees; told them I bad a pass from Jones; they sold he had no authority there; I told them I had a pus from Captain Shaw; they eald they did not know him; I inquired if a pus from Shannon would be sufficient; they i said no ; finally consented to look Ai' pose of Copt. Shaw; Eldridge gave them some cigars and they let us . pass; at Wakarusa was untie stopped; the sentry we! obliging; glanced at our peas; told us that the boys had jest been opening, goods in a wagon, and thought it on. called for. Oa our way to Sumas Bth December, ea* many men returning; beca me evident that the camp was breaking up, Monday following re turned to Lawrence; saw Shannon on the wiry, going Cut ho said the di Amities .were over,' and thought he should resign his °Mos, for fear of future trunbleg I have been told that the ac . teal number of men encamped at Wakarusa was 1;20% by John l'ilartin Adjutant to Sen. Strick ler; ongoing _ from here to Walkertn', eeW a prisoner whom the guards had taken at Frank -tin, and were then conveying to catup , ;• he strug gled violently, and one of them cried, 4 11cet deann lone Abolition heart!" they conveyed Lim off; it was not alleged that he had `done anything fiherigJenes admitted to Me Stet among sercercy 1/11121streated witkont 411 Dy ertnte . being charged upon bite; JOltte Veld that Yak troy was sweated withoslLLlalanthedity, tat ks . - • could not help it, for the men there would ar rest whom they dose: I remonstrated with Jones shout their keeping Pomeroy; he mode no reply. Cross- examined—Shannon told me, at the first interview, that this force was the Sheriffs posse; he did not state that this force was gathered because Lawrence had prepared to resist; Shan non, at the second interview, disclaimed having anything to do with them; ho slid nothing about legal authority over them; he disclainied the power to control them, or the wish to 'control them; he expressed a regret that the men had ever come into the Territory, and a diabeticf in his power to control them; I did not hear him disclaim any authority over them: Jones told me that he had been resisted by a body of thirty eight men, who had reamed a man named Bran eon from him; be said he was determened to perform his duties of Sheriff at every hazard, that these men were here in his posse, and that be could not control them; ho said his life had been threatened, and he had been in Lawrence. several timed to give persona an opportunity to shoot him, and he should continuo to go there* when I arrived at Lawrence, from Council City, on my way to Kansas City, no preparation had been made here for defense; when I came up from KarIBSB City tho people were preparing for defence; I was told there were from 600 1,000 men here under arms; there were 200 Sbarpe's rifles here, and but one piece of cannon, very little ammunition; guards were placed about thA town; don't know the number; I never received a challenge from a sentinel on going in or out of Lawrence; I know it was intended to keep a horeo-guard every night; I think it was intend ed to have a countersign every night. By Gov. Reeder—As I was passing dawn to Kansas city I met a man coming this way; I saw one gentleman whom I afterwards learned to be Col. Woodson, of Ipdependence; I beard threats made against the American Hotel at Kansas city by the same parties who had made threats against Lawrence; there were some three or four citizens of Kansas city who would have encour aged a proceeding of this kind, but a large ma jority of the citizens of Kansas city were oppos ed to it; I know that Col. Eldridge purchased this property of the Emigrant Aid Company, and these threats were made against It on that ac count, and because it was kept to accommodate Northern and Eastern emigrants; I know that some of the leading citizens of,. Kansas city, Tearing the Hotel would be destroyed, issued a circular denying that its proprietor was an Ab olitionist, and cent a deptitation to the camp at Wakarusa with It in order to prevent a destruc tion by them on their return; I saw parties cross ing the river at Kansas city en their way to Law rence, uttering most hideous yells and threats against the Abolitionists. By Mr. Woodson—Kansas city is in Missow on the extreme edge. . cI;InaNCE or Lewis a. pIULTHEB. Lewis A. Prather, called and sworn—Came to Franklin iith July, IttWi, from Missouri; was be low f odependence in Missouri, in September last; a body of men overtook me, of whom I asked, "Where are you going?" they told mo they were from Saline county, Mo., and were going to Rea ms RI vote; saw them again near Westportilbeir numbers had increased; koow they voted; stood near the polls at Franklin and assw.them; before 'we got to Westport saw a hemp stock and hemp rope hanging cut the wagon, which they told me was to hang the Aholitlontsis with; a Robb Grant told me when ho learned how much (ism oppos ed to their coming hero to tote, 1 bhowld he re warded with the rope tiret if I did not look out; they claimed the right to vote under the acts of the Territorial Legislature; there were shout filmy; they did not claim to be citizens; I asked them nertscolarly about that; coo of them said, "We have claims in the Territory;" another said "Jim, what is the use of telling that d—d line, you know we are going to vote came as wo did on 81st March, end return:" they:mid they were going to tear down Law - it-nee and slide the d—n town into the river, they wanted to know why the Free-State men were not going to vote on the same day as they; I answered that the Free- State party expected to elect Gov. Reeder on that day; they said, "God il—n Gov. Reeder, he will ont be alive on that day, and Robt. Grant said he would kill him wherever ho could get a chance and the more Abolitionists he could kill at n fire the better; they asked me if I was go ing to dote on the first; I told them know; they thend I was wane than an Abolitionist, for 1 l was u thing but a d—a Southern traitor; on Monde , when the pone were opened, I was cal led open to act as Judge of Election; refused to serve in consequence of my opposition to law end the Atimortrians being there to vote; they threatened me in consequence: Mr. Whitlock, member of leo Territorial Legislature, in par ticular; when the polls were opened I placed my self where I could see who voted, and stood with permit and paper in hand to note who voted; I made 123 foreign voters, and from 12 to IS resi dent voters; some of them who came up with me did not vote at Franktin, but voted at other places, as I was informed. Croes-examined.—General Whifield wee the only candidate at the election. By Gov. Reeder.— Robert Grant line in Na• lino county; Slo t he PO told me; lived in Frank lin during the invasion of last November; my house to within a mile of the encampment of the Miesouriane ; Me. Wallace, a leading Pro- Slavery Mao, asked me to attend his store, as they were going to make an arrest; after the rescue saw Jones, sod was told that he (Jones t was writing to Col. Boone, of Westport, Mo , nod that there would be a had turn out in the Territory; said f, "My God! what does this meanl"Why don't:he go the Governor?" Objected to by Col. Woodson. Mr. Wallace told toe that he 'was Mr. Jones' Aid; he told me repel/4,11y that he was Jones' Aid, vnd served So Aid in carrying messages for Shannon and Jones; I was intrlduced to Jones by Wrllace; Wallace told roc about the rescue; Bald Branson was rescued by thirty or forty men, the night before; he then told me Jones was go ing to send to Missouri for aid; at my sugges tion, went to Jones to try to mop it; went into the room to try to stop It; Jones was then wri ting; was not more than ten feet from Jones when Wallace told the this; conversation was loud enough for Jones to hear, but the room Was nearly full; Jones finished writing, got up and walked to the door, gave the paper either to Calmao, Hager", or Bookley, and said, "There I goes My dispatch to Missouri, and by God, I will bate revenge before I see 31II3E0ar/;" in half an hour another dispatch was sent on; which Mr. Wallace told me wan to Governor Shannon; I complained loudly because the dispatch was first neat to Missouri, instead of to Shannon; a few days afterward!, saw at Franklin men from Mis souri. [Witness here named some of them.] They encamped at Franklin ; Deputy-Sheriff Salters came to me and Bald—" Now I will have revenge neon Lawernce—There shall not be onestone left upon another; men continually came pouring into camp from towards Missouri; they said they came to serve Shannon, if be would let them,and If he would not,they would do their daty anyhow; others were more moder ate; they brought artillery, guns, rifles, revolv ers, knives mod swords; they told me they ' were organized into companies; saw Compsoles A, 11, C and D; they tried to organize a 0, ompany of Territorial militia at Franklin, sod did; Mr. Leak commanded; I don't know his first name, he Is a travelling gambler; he told me no him; self; there Was no ether company of Territorial militia there ; Mr. Wallace told me Jonas com manded these men ; after was told Gen. Strick ler commanded them ; afterwards eaw General Richardson; and he told me ho commanded them. Mr. Wallace went to the camp often, and I went there at thine with him ; at Franklin fie seem ed to act am a Commissary far the Frankliu Com pany; Wallace told me he was with Tones when Branson was arrested ; Wallace brought a writ ten note from Shannon tome, asking my attend ance at Blue Jackets; I went Immediately ; Shannon wanted to know of me what had taboo place in Lawrence fittest political megtinga, and whether threats had beenutade against Jones, or any person connected with the Territorial Gov ernment ; 1 eaw Indiana in the camp at Waka rusa ; these Indiana were armed, I think ; NW arms about their camp while they were at din ner; saw a man pour a handful of bullets into the hands of an Indian, and toll:him heiwanted him to sate a Yankee scalp for each bullet ; ho said would; the came man ale° took the In ditin"a bottle and carried it to get It filled ; the Main told me afterwards that he did not mean tg kill Yankee ; 'me went to get whiskey ; Wal lace expressed a decided determination to come With the Missouri troops to Lawrence and die with them if necessary; I was roughly treated by them, and while I was away they blackguard ed my wife and family • if I was away from home at night they would not let me go borne ; they would not lot me go to the Net Office, nor to Lawrence ; I threatened to apply to The laws for protection ; one of them told me, "BYGod l I should like to see you get 'any benefit of the law against us ;^ In consequence of their troub ling and hamming me I could not attend to My gook, and thereby, lost is cow and Calf -; 1 mu doing business in store and wanted to go home, at night, and 'they - Sniffed to let me go ; beard of many other depridaticiis 'committed but know of none ,myaelt t- (here GeV Reeder . littered to' prove from the whom that in conierention with - two ' councilmen of the- Torritaiy. ' Digleint bre,- • theYlialti that thefiobjeit'vrait tologislate ith al to *De- out' the Tanite6r-from - the Territorys; objected to.) , . .. vim 4 company with Dr. Wood :and - Idr.; Wal lace-going into camp; Wood told MI ha had, comma from Lecomplon with GM ilichardton,: Ord abut tine or hut Attlee Above Lewrestee t Mai log two mon.. riding out , on. the :probity 0 Uri Barns, of Western Missouri, and Maj. Clark rode out to meet them; Gen. Richardson direct - el Wood to ride out and call them back, saw ' Borne, Clark and another man popping away at . each other; oneman was not firing; the two men then rode away, and Rams remarked, we hit one, for I eaw the fur fly; afterwards was intro-, doced to Clark, and heard him tell the story, and esy, we gave one Yankee his winter quer ters, fer I saw him nehl on his horse. Croesexamined—ify conversation with Wal lace was before any of the Missourians came op; it began in Wallace's store, and was the morn ing after the resoae of Branson. --- he Greatest Nei:heal Discovery OF THE AGE. ...... R. KM/NE., DY, of Roxbury, has discos- N ed In on• of our amnion pasture weeds • remedr tem three crag Lind qfillatmr,fion the warafllearufsla fo ° enemata /avid. He has Who It In over eleven hundred.ear, and never fonsla sthatAire two caase(both *heather humor.) He hue pow in hie lassession over two hundred certlficares of Ito value, all within twenty =Peso: Boston .6 1 ° :.11tVg."'t,I., will b rthe ' ' 1 kl ' la " erf P r ruell ih s; ot the Lea Two to thee bottles wit bum the Wee.. of WO. he w e; ea t 1" ' . tbe mouthand stemma. Three to five battles are warranted to ours the warn warranted to cure the worst canker In ca. of eadpelas, two bottles are warranted to tore all humor Two botthe ere ware a. red to cure running*: the ear ter.. ~,. ~,,,, .e rran el to mere cenTIXIG sad 'Were r,3.6.73.YZ1T1f5th. L'cr:. rk%ottis win tors y talon of the e kin Two to three bottles .0 warranted to cure the most dea l/sett: cams of rheureatueo, Two to three bottlea are 'warranted to ewes the went etas ofrinsprons. Thews to four bottles ~ warranted to cure salt rheum. Five Weight bottles well sure ties worst ease of A benefit La always experienced from the ftrat I‘4r4v " , Ltle. and a perfeet core is warranted wheu th e above eenth My IS taken. Nothing looke ao improbable tt, those who have to vain Pied all the woudertul medicines of th e day.. that a ro . ceenag. w.d growing In the mann*. thd along °Metope : tlt•dtg° 3170t7=r11°,IZ,rt.r,tNg." isms are no Ifs nor ands. Lama ur itee about thitlngeame news nu not yours I peddled ores thousand bottle. of It In the vichlety alike:oth / boor Its ed.. in rwery ease. It h. already' done some of the greatest three enerdone In thistachusetts. I gave It to chlldtan a year obh to old ll ' ;lan " , 'ie;brOse ileZs, ireisraitStYglren'es"torkelktf.:/t perfect crate of btalth sr, one to • To those who are suttee. to a sick headed:tame:A bottle sell Mean sore It. It glue great relief to-catarrh and donsdlrinees. Idome •ho hard been entire Ire Yea. , have ts and been regulated by IL Whe lethe body Is eauxid It works dulls eaey, hut where there an derangement of the functions of nate:L..l . soul cause vorysthent. reel. logs, but you must not be larmed--theY Mara. ]{bap pear in (rem lour days to a vest Thane la seam • bad result from It Hea the eontrary , when that feeling he oser you will feel yourself like • sew pecan, I beard ...a of the mon extravagant etecomluma of It t h at map ever Has toned to. No thenceof diet ts ever roveara%a, t the Test roe me an 1 have likewise an b o sh, w - ".)erne simmered In sweet oil, diet/oleos/Sue:oleos swelling of the neck and under the can. Prl. 60 tout. Prate of the Herten] liecosery SI per tottle. Iltkiatio. Pea On-Adut. one tablespomeml rew dog. Children over tight Y.., dessert spo children from bee to eloht, En.. km SpOatirpl. .ep m ud ecn end ha sods ..pllcat.ls to all constitutions. take •ootegll, tO op.. ate on th• bowels twice • day. ' Mr. ISENNELF irises tenoned at.tetedsuth, In bad eases of herahala gold, Wholesale and Bet/abet Dr. KEEPRIPB,I4O Wood 4....t. ....0r of mobn alley. and J. P, FLUXING, Alle gheny. tote2:Gyelle. Pittsburgh .I) II EE --- h - Istit o ar swagsinstitution No. 68 Fourth &reef, MITT Pon TO TOT pliTmmluirr 1501, I S now (wen daily from, 9 to 2 o'clock; also, o'clock.nd 0. sv.:noslay and Pateirday esenluga them 6 to a a.poeite dend nweived trail BUMS not less than Cue Dollar a • of the toot. declared twice a yes.r, in Jul. and December. Interest emu declared at the, rate ei sit per rent, per Kaput; on the grit or Deertaber-1865. Bodo. eLo fel= the Master, UpLawa ti g th telr and Beg. u 6 ° '"" n' P rea de, e‘ '.. - 44 -t. Pti 'ink" t ittLE E sl2 c''' NMI MLISIDGerId Ildpows.ll ,IspborlT. John II- tehomberger, (4.ree IL White, Charles Exec, William Y. Johnston. N. Lirattalc Meunier. dames W. Hallman. The et .l Alexander Bradley. Immo 11. Peamak, William Phillip., William J. Anderson. TALTLIIIT John 0./Luker.. , James ilerditutn._ ' Hill Burecein. , John H. suzzpan... Albert Cull:erten). , John D.3ll.hard e . ftotest Cheerer. 11,ahlt:11.11"41.,L. J. air.liner Gale. Alen. A. Cartier, A. at. PoNock, Jahn H. 1b..., literal. - L. Illiesralt. CEutles A. theltoo. Ether' Itobt. .E. IL Edrington., Geer. H. Kiddie, errands relic James Maeda Georze F. Gilmore. .e3'e4rg'"‘Sid.Aeue, Jam. 0, iloon, WHIIme h. Haven. Alexthder Tired.. Neuvorry .hillalrd oret TretAtirrr-CHAILLAS A. COLTON • RYAN'S BUILDINGS. rpuE SUBSCRIBER wo ild relepeotfully in ed terta e rne blafrhmds and the public that he tee Inurbas. Igor ef tide great the Intt of hie /ale, hartzers. and k now eel& pronri• 0.4.13LVET AND • Chair Manufac Establiatuneat, .nlB intat attentive mi Ong of am hind th. oomitry. With • stook ace, ONE KILLION feat of choice Etna• bar, veal remataved. and • strong forte of find rata moth., la. he rill commence ons. in a few h• will be niady to attend o a the ordere of W. numerous friends and motomens... A rr or NEW STYLES OF FURNITURE Will bo Introduced android at low prima. ihtt tieolar attention wilbbe Oren to the inahnlattorina of Yarn:lobo suitable for letensottohta and Ltotolsh which 111 be mkt on accommodating tenon. and at prow that will defreompetithm. CANE SEAT cuAirts blade at this osbabllsnment. to much alnored tor durabil ity: and neatness of dation, will tie told at the nadated Pr ;l7ir ' "grlat telli l l t flatorT r trft^iLVO of all kinds done ordex. Rooms with Steam Power to Rent. Sat-Venom, Varaleh.llalreloth. im,l Cabinet Alskvre Eptiliar gnerally% always on bawl. cid will be 1.41 to lbw at %Paull silvan. lisaten/ con prim. -- - H. IL 11.YAb i Nn. 31 nil ircrent. =MI fIII. PLAGET, No. 27 1-2 Fifth it., A e hetween Woed mad Market, Mattufatturcr ee/dry or ever, description and of Plated Ware if any wchrtit of plating. Alm, dealer fit 7,1,1 0. Jeerer,. Miser Ware, Clocks and Fancy. artloles. Unplated Ware of art Patterns patterns constantly on bend to suit throe Lassooe who mar wish to select the amid 'n it th ' b.1.1"1.!1(ale Went' p lt a g i" g a jdra i n 4" n a t io • Mt. he Par, ' ,Wood bin.m r ro " 1.. IL Pump:r d . un ' dertake whaterar relater to the IVatett deptrmseut In the above mentioned establlalimmt. lin nor. that his well known ampetency In this line will secure Um Patronage oe.. womamach some Importanm to thecurrectnam and iremo • cation of theta Wanton. -- at.ll,2md • Watches and Jewelry. 101 IN M. ROBERTS, 46 sth et., le now e pening en entire new etmk 01 Oold and Sliver latent Lever, qt Apron?.64 Lennie Wadatee. In open air K.d hunting eeee...cf theMorteelehratall theft end Pekes manntachtra. Also. lima card. Vest and Fob lheins, Peals, lien, Miniature Cues. Bracelet', Geld Penland Comes. Pencil, Tooth PlCaa heavy, plan. Sat and Seal Floor Maeda &east Pine Far kings, Gel P i ne Scud% eletv" Le des. dold and ellver Seeteels, Eliverand ('tiled iipeehet Knhna and Perky. ler. Octal end Pace, Coeds. Alm, large Lock of the teat Brea teloctr, at all prime Tee *Wee atook has hem Darc nd direct lua front the E astern Menace -lode. nod eelected with greet eare for Wthe Pile I trade and ell! he sold at a smell advance on atcher. Clocks and Jeweirr ndeella (1114 Thd .nd En' d the host Mating, A atad Sayer Ware e.ple a udile ' ere l:=cl• to order, JAI ROLIgitTS. Fifth et. near Casket. Drs. Gilbert & Kennedy TUMORS, CANCERS. TU4IIORS, ULCERS, Ito.. Offic e wab746 o.t Surgical Operation. awery, colS6le .4.11'01, 8r PLAo d CA uIT vex-Gov. T. N. TnOekell,lCaTta Pad r. flan. T. &Mar King. Judge Ales. Welker , J S. W. Undue. ken. Ketcham Lopez, tal. Cenre! White. Copt Inetah Sellers. CapL Woe. Leather, Thor. K Bond, AL U. A. S. Paldeln, Af. D. W. P. Allison, M.D. L. B.Peseeete, D. imam...o Itlnlta T Exdlov. Jas. C.. JoneL .lux T Ron. lai O d. P. fltentim. 11, Y. Palmer. Inventor of Pelmet'. Artitimed Log Franca Cele.. Navel Constructer. Navy bard, P a th Prop. Wove of the Girard Come, Phila. IW — Salit furs Pamphlet. my/111/td I R. C. BAELZ, Physician and Sargon's, Lis No. ail 1 / a nd Street, PlttatituTlL I.r3laaltet= Messrs. Char), 'hewer. 'Waterman Palinnr. W. W. Wil son. W. LI. Williams, Thompecitt Ball. .1. It. Wehlio, D. T Morgan. Wec. is Mathes, A. 11. English. In Kerr, Co., T Reeved, Jos -Meth:meet!, David Cont. Joon C. Corti,. Rannt Patelet, John I,lvlrigeten, John Wright, W. W strict. Al, P. gates. O. Crumb= Credo. fallaideced (y ARIIExy LAND and Perry Property for Nfi Sale—W e °dye for Ws an DTI and yell netaldlshed Ferry On the Allegheny nye, (known on Hultotia Ferry ) vitt, 10 screur ol /end. which. from lee ferti/117.evehlei ten excellent merket garden. It ttle et the month of Dery (peek. bateeen the canal an d the river. and oppoy octe nekton's Station on the Allean.o7 belfry tlaiirrad. Pill be Poll low and en veer paymen Aleo. 4 aeon Of land a...kr/Oleg Reed at, fon the city line, nnr th• fillneravllle Turn vete. Prime leapymthe s looatlan and &fine stream of eater running through IL would eel, for pap bitter, butcher, Rine mientiG.Lory. eta ply c .12,7 HLAKKLY 41 WOO Y. 1 nEBJRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENUE gur EGOAKL.ILIiD POIL tiALB-.A IlLsnsion VOnte and noon[ None Anne% Mealy 1 1 11nrored.. • - . The house Isar Mice, well built, coaren,ently arranged, 17 4 n'T=Lb .4'. root rifhl="uli ; u lt . .= :,T!". P I Cistern t at the Cleft of 130 hurtle capacity' an Ye* nous:, epring hones. Obunvir, er r TbenroundS ere la of end under u. rultivation. The resat la ot the thoicear 'wield...id abundan• The lawn Tree are or 10 years troth and best variarl:a. Vises. Shrub:err, dn. 1 0 ..d attention and good taste. There le ex• 0.11.010„ ..d, the else one vein lean shed with the duetting, inid lb, mouth of Mein within 100 yarde of tr. tellers. The beetle, is rarely ennalled fa' liwthiness. Mel society. tellitnint and extended , view of the' river the elonotutabals, Valley and the ^pantry extending to teat Liberty. It ii acrwalbie by Pron`a Ayenue-41. best read sinunlng nrona. ins City. annonics onanistely In th e nountry. sio4 free front the city atnicentans. yet .1. 11 .114- in a sonvenient distance kr walking or riding. A line of Oman... rune hourly within a abort distance of the house. This pronertioffere to the city nisrchant. artisan or y.r...k„,ra man and 'rawly, a qtdet end bearteace retreat. i pouraelon ea.altinuir4enntliaayao;6 4 Ll lau t Du. null lIITA.NTED ' IbIittEDLVIELY A good V t .. tp_ etw 4jeftt.TrAtt,:.'in,l7.7'':"" glofor borer, 3 for rtirates fatollloa. :chamber . nulds, 2 rooms, • colored tor to lto. to the,' eocutrrt'i Larsaltlit good hand,. hltuatlons wanted for • togoal baker,•• eughleart • clerk. • young Dna tO run re:1111. Ltd !lOW dont; a carriage drivel...a. porter.% tor to learn the tilettantlta butinefs, a nun with &fatally 'mates oholartth a ranter. bor to demand; natdttlei, kToolt4e litata_to kern tbootraklOg. ..Ipply at EMIR intelligence uotee, i E ' AT l ll e En ath "BEanLTS, coppeieltingniTted; also, • i Viler !Wog forl 2 onstors, orktod and dodo loof a.. ~ dio Literty et, kinder:et. • - - 14112tEtkod WOK ledrdettrk. IV NERAL w . , t jut...wed Ji 'frith non i orDoratogo ortd O Water. tell 708, mum. tor. 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