THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. BUS [NESS DIRECTORY. S. at. Pit itiN(7l LL a CO.'S ADVEZTESING AaShICY Ird ;Wear man. NSW YOWL AM No. 10... Cate shut, Boston. 0,..r, Amu for the most italinential nod Wiper cculetiaq ti com edee.ercial Papers both in the United Mate. ad the ila i Bpring_Stile for 1856. BE, Bair it i l A F.L, 9 and 11 Park Place, NSW TORN. Invite the attention of htiyare from all PI Vl,* WITI'STVIRtner-IVATIIRIIICAN STRAW . isit; ASTI PIMA!, PLOWERS, Title aIINGS,Ao, " 3udl i tlaj . tunzeeortment of PATTERN TIONN., With - •general lareettinent of STRAW BONNETS and DATS. orate riewatt designs. all of wtik.b. will be offered o at the lowee . , rates. IDE. FELT 4 STALL. dafrahot 9 A 11 Park Plus, New York. The British Plate Glass Company. MAVEN/IE4A L. 4.1104.8111174 BAIGLA.NI`. Warehouse for tho United States, JOUN R, PLATT, TO Murray Street, New Tort. ILATILF.RE will be wand a fall assortment v v of their Superior Pollehed Plate for Stone and Roux, Plorda, Show Cam. de. A 1.,. Rough Me.. i' , .. ! , -4 to 4 inebee thick. N. 111 ; — Weeternoontomara ere referred to the Now State Mose of Ohb, at Oolturiboa, witueb. Is easel with the Flab Glass of the Oompans. mb=mdr ARD/1/3W &.. JESUP. COMMISSION MERCIIANTS Cotton and Wuolon Machincry 'tow Engine.* anal &niers. Machinists' Mots. Benin gr Importers-Ird Dealers in blanallotstrers. Articles. No. 67 Mme St., New York. Si. U.—Agents for the ••WOODItUFF 6 BEAM{ IKON WORKS." , Steam Engines and Boiler's, Bsclasho Agency In New York for 1.0 W 31ACIIINKs31101" Mao Mantis° Toole Hough's Patent Elastic Skirts. ATES & FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay street, # New York. AUYIIJN—Neue are A.A./. excopt they ha. the , auto att.. pateat All raeunfeettwers end walla. 10- rraonag will do pro•tecutod according to lan. mh2o4 W. JACKSON & SOB. ORATE AND FENDER MAKER, YIiONT 3r. 4030R0A D WAY. TOICK. jualAly FAIREANK'S PLATFORM SCALES. )1211E undert,i , ned having boon appointed <delusive Aireuts for the ode 0 thesseutdebrated /am manufactured b the oritinal inventors , E. &•T. FAIRBANKS & dome:lda, invite attention of the businean uoltdrinnity ttte superiority of these Sales over ill abide. These Bugles have been subjected to the BETTeidifST tkdron all the principal lialirosdatt. tha United,titates L ' e a stlfr.llll l .l°4.lll...,=,:alrLd th =fl! tarlVAVlll27fLitr T?il l igar' f 1.12 19 Ilar+VirVif .11 . 1.14 L. • w. Aroared to MU onlcro for etnintair, Nutabt Normant. prep 11, Noy, Coal, Railroad and Canal •icalas. of 12 , 1111µfuefurcra- pr,tra 111.1SSILY t WEL,LII, No I.thcrty Ptreet , Commercial Row. Pitts TSHURGH COACH FACTORY. . 20. 'BIGELOW & CO., (eMOC.I.OIM 10 K. M. Mal.lrm. No. 46, Alt DWIOND ALLE.r, eittaiiniti;Penna. c I OACIIES, CARRIAGES, PIIAITONS, ltunien, ererr 11,,ficriptlou of Fumy Vobielan o tto order, and finfshid it • my:mar u. poLucyordnlign, 6.1a.50 of Makin. atilt of vr ' ol " = 2l.l. and datablidtr 01 material,. Wall Work ararrant.nd. WM. ItIeCIITCHEON & CO, W 1 - 101_,ESAL1E GROCERS. Produce and Commission Merchants, AND P.E.ALISELS IN" Pittsburgh Manufactured Artie/es, No. 219 Liberty _street, corner of Irtoin, on IS PITTSBURGH. P. 11.. ..JONES . WOLF! iTh-OOLEY, W UOLESALE GROCERS AND BOA 2 FURNISHERS; Product and Pildsbnigiftnnineturta, No. 141 Water Street, near Cterry_Aller, rzo PITVIEWROIL PKNIVA PAINTERS, LONG & LANE, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. NO. Ti (014./isd OAw Rtradiste) THIRD STREST. (Batoreen.Ww4 and Market kitzeote.) All orders promptly ottendod to. 1111.331ani ex... Toted In a iffupeenr style. mtaT-tj F/21.1. 11331132 ROBINSON, MINIS & KILLERS FOUNDERS AND ENGINE WIELDERS, wad Manureetunars °fall deeerintleas centinpa. Gearing. An., dm entre. N 0.21 Market street. between Vint and &nand etrewte. i•3O-17d• Watches and Jewelry. • JOHN M. ROBERTS, 16 sth5 th . IX sow 4' petting an enatinl aelr mock ot Gold and Elitve Patent Lever. let.a. Anchor and Levine Watches. In sp.n • zr• and bunting enees.cf tha moot adebrsted English and Pvlss nianotsetura elm. 7 (intd Cionid.lresi and Fob Min Warn Cues. Brandeis. Onld Petuand Cum Pencil*, Tooth P.cachiaoy. Diem, Get and Goff Now Blom linnet Pion. Nor Hinge, Cot , Pi., litudr. Sleeve Lo ,Da. Gold and Silver Spectacles, Eilvor and Plated Spoon, Knives sod Fork.. Jet. Coral aod Patter Goods. Also, • large stock. of the lost. Emu Clocks. at Tha labors @took has bean purchased direct from the Eudora Manufactories. sad aolacted withgont ore for the reta:l trade and will be sold at • small advance on coatt. Watchat.Clocksafti Jimelyropsir.l: OU3ltw aoti aseetrh , d in the best manner, and hitter Were end jaandry made to ardor. J. be RABIIOI.III, atl6 Fifth et. tear Marital, S. N. WICIEF.R.SHAN, 1113EIOLESALE AN D RETAIL DR.I3643TAT e N 0.141 Liberty etre • L 1.1.r1 of d r , rat burgh. Pa, &Pear. keep. on band and lanais • general and =l:a rue...taw:Liar Drugs, el ecitcLorredlainta, 0114 • Stun's. Window Mao or ail [bade. Paid. Pertarnery, tent and Proprietary ]ledie aims, eta • . To my old Wends and oustomart.-11trind mold mall Baltimore. and o f to tbis 1 : 17A 8 t. as Drat 'Eatablithm tof Mr. Joel liattlet, No. U 1 Literrty greet, I than b7happy to tee my old tha customers of Mt. Mohler, and than pare 00 pane to rime them with antthln g they may wan , t to in y 110 of baubles. ht. N. WICK(11.8l/ dear • No. 241 Liberty it. • Valuable Real Rotate for Sale. I Offer for ante the two three story brick bniMinar et the Youth east eorner of Penn and Hand eboVsO li at 7i! n . 2 W°IV; buildings an nabstantial and hare stone front. 1.1.1" offer the four three story brick dwelling holism on Os cut AddeAlif flood etreet. N0..85. 87. MI. and 41 each hones beidit-about 18 feet 8 inches ht front by about 60 ket ts, The abore d. Meee will be sold separately, or together, acid at low prlees. A small cash payment will be required and • reatesnable time air. Fri the parent of the Waage. Ap= i. L . H. VTII.IEIIII Attorney at lA. o. 137 Fourth treat. St.' Clair Street Property for Sale: AM Authorized to sell on very reasona ble farm., as one or all of those One three Mori et dwelling hound on the westerly aide of It. CWO street, being house Nos. 20. 21. 28. and ban= Penn arrest and the old Allesheoy bridge. Them bonne are Imitable Ihrstora and dwelling. and are situated In • good locallty. The MUZZY each, 10 feet In front by 110 feet in depth to an alley ten fast tide. A =dente cash payment reds be required. and the bal am allowed to remain for • reasonable time mound by .b. bond and mortssup. .1, of the purchaser. Apply to it. B. WILKINS, Attorney et lan. odihtf • ho. 137 Fourth etrest. BOOTS A.SII SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. rPll.E.subscriber respectfully collikhe at teatumof his Mends and thepublic deneratty,to an examination of his extends. stock of Boots and Mow; out remand Moo the New England Manufacturers, In wAI h will he band any bled of badim.tieuta ails,'. and Children's Boots, (falters and Shoe; made out of the beet material. workmanebip and of the Lang stress. /a *Mat to cult country dealers .and those who wish to set goal condom made work, he manufactures atid keeps constantly cm hand • ectaliget. , strwk of Hen's sewed Raa, and Brogans: loy's and loOth'. Brogans. Ladles Boots and Bustin; and Minos Boot; which is. warrants. to Women to the Wow he mad say nothing _ion, than that ha faring to all cheap as any otluor like es• t al4 i llzete r t it city. pa.w. •olicits farther lam; and from his toos raperistuno in binioso he feelmoonfiderme that he le ablw te!eve gamma satactlno. JAW..Bn Racial at. bet.. Markerbacsa • Wait. Silks and Ladies' Dress Goodigenerally, CLOAKS, TALMAS & S HAWLS, EMBROIDERIES AND STAPLE GOODS, For Family Use. Au unnanallr Wanda. antortinent Ift all of the date 4partmentaingt sef , d and tailing at UMW. rd.. sirsorthlwist tOrnar 4th and /Tartest ft5..491 ta3 ' Stoves, Fenders and Fire Irons. (RON CITY STOVE WAREHOUSE'. No. Ut Wood stmt. .As the mom has arrived wbuil trinn Into we the ahoy* named aniedee, ere wonl4 In. rite lOU attentloa of those needing anything in oar Una tosamendnettwe orour dock, erlh I. new foil sad co. etas. W... duernednecl to sell se Sow he the kneels Lo the clash RlMlSaibar the Whoa I/n4134 Wood greet. oda T. J. CRAIG Bummer to 2. Barndollae. IMMIX MITCSELTREE, Jr., Rectifying MERO Distiller and lIANT Wino and Liquor , • No. 209 . ./Rxr4, amt., ratkninoi. 09 17 lowa Lands. I,l[N. MAUER, formerly a resident of aPnuetnamawor bald rut laara Para in las amt.,as . tbs Occuroll Binds And Oar Lad Patriots. CAMlanna and other, having nrorter 'to larva. or war• ream to beats, can bars knelt Analneas raltnnnir room o agandad to. br on Wrist Ma Mora roots o Tsomu P.M, No. 78 ]LAM stmt. tram BA.M. to nnexasirvm ASrz.nde g r. Armtek M. PI dibowstlq.N. tiswSa Yarg A. Carcaron, alablarr 000katismany;.7onn Ylemlngoossantant. JeJS JSCOTT, Dentist, Foam Mock •In daxe• v 54.31 Market. 0.. hum r 0111,1! 6 r. st. wszrut...3, it R R. RULERS it CO., Wholesale Drug .. IGGS. od to the to snd cortmedloce stortaso cat lan of Wood =8 ItooOnd eta., whore an desii In Drugs, Paints. Var. olsboa. to., VIII d a Wu-1M Ind Wanes% stook. Pricas ltas. Goods orstosatod. "A IBlDAlN__,_Mannfaitoror of every 4- VIALS, DOMDSairgl ALIV.DOp' GLIM, ~____Porter. Wing lad Clara Batla. Daajobag W 13" Dlogb.rgb. .1120 Hew •Ibigttlin Tub and Bucket Factories. subseribers continuo to manufacture WW I f.rOmai.L. ,L ko . o, robs. K•alars, Etna WAAL. boards mad Wh o t klar-blums Moro prently ottontled to. WALE it WALTON. 5062:41350d Steam Enema and Emigre. ti OWNS, with the latest improvements, tnreantod lost metwpquaallt i a , oshan le l sad I ns& to aria. onto baJun g as a . t .l i mk. on Mott 50t505 wzbaw d wawwwa ,W.wvwmLAIR 3USINESS CARDS °SEM S. & A. P. MORRISON, Attar -14311.1pft. eiteet..bgre. ROBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law, Et 1in:78.114 re/ ROBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law— ocno,oor raa and Grant streets, oppoidta Ma Omni ___ galpol, Pittaburgh. . mr24-11.3 JAMES J. KUUN, Attorney at Law, office Fourth .beet. near Grant, Plttabcanb- .i.U.-d/r -. AGENCIES. Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agency Office, "OR the collection of florae and Foreign Marrantila and another Money claims, In Michigan an •hactnt Stat.+, In soot/nerd and Partnont of Monays, Parmont orTaxce, Parch... and Bala (Wheal Eclat* and Mocks and IncuranCo Agent& Wor riarri KR ANDERSON,MotroIt, Michigan. m gabunA—ldeeer•Kramet • Balm. cm White in Co. Pi Gagotto Mica; Stewart I Co.,Bank. Bacchant. IrVornoro—Two Azonciro or biterdrom from ritspeetablo Inourarwro Oomwn3ee. mzlliWzd WAI. A. IRWIN'S !SEAL ESTATE OFFIOE, No, 87 Front etreet, 24 door from Market; Coal e In Lake Chan, 13 OM Pig 4011, a , A. Goal property bonght acid gold au2l-tf toAUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, Stook. Merekandlee and DUI Broker, off. No. 02 rth stmt. *bore Wood. Dodo promptly attended QAMOEL L. BLARSIIELL, Secretary Oki. un'a Inenranoe Company, 94" Water .treat. --M. GORDON, Secretary Western fruni - - ranee Co 82 Water Meat_ GARDINEROOFFIN, Agentforrranklin NI • fire m Inaorame Company. tortl.-east <lomat of Wood an/Tbird eets. 13 A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn -1 • tool Insurance Company. £2 Water street. DRUG G ISTS. , onaln-.......tacus~xniwora FLEXING BROTHERS, Masson to a. zIDo • 00.) W lIOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NO. 64) WOOD &MET, • Pt I2RELIRG/1. 1.4. Pt Proprielore of Dr, 2114ne's relelustesl Vera:drugs LII Ile. an. 4.011 N RAPT, Jr., (successor to Jas. hPouf isr, R ) WholeseLe and e an tail Druggist end Dogs. fu to, 110. Dyestuff. kn. corner Wood d fkatb streets, Pittsbrgh. fair Regular Ageut ft r DT. Porn, Medicine. ao2l OLIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Drugs. rsists. Oa. 11arralaltes and Dye Stu& No. 29d belt, street. Pittsburgh. An orders will rere/re prompt attontron. iffedgent for Eohenck's Pula:mat Syrup. roar 2,91 y 4 A. i'AIINP.STOCK 4, CO. Wlioleoalo "...I D " t..=,.. corner and ' 'Notrd ' atur.i . rr sf on ' t a Whi t, Pit! b . orehT R E. SELLPRS, Wholesale Dealer in llMDrug., Palau, Dye Stuffs, Oil., Tarnishes, to. he, Wood algae. Pittsburgh. (foods warratted. Prima ARAUX & REITER, Wholesale & Retail b rlngiste. comer of Liberty and tit els Wool* _nnl SCIMONMAKER & CO., Wholesale • arturetaa. No. u. Wood •troot, Plraburgia. ILOSEPII F.IYALING, Successor to L. Wilcox & ocITIM Martel strset and Diazoond—fisezes eon -00 or7=ro , rtzr a 0 artle~ pertyning to his boldness. Phrlcians proscription s earrfaty emprand.4 .1 all wan. - jetty COMMISSION &C. FORSYTH & SCOTT. FORWARDINO AND coassusswei MERCHANTS, DSALSHO Wool, Elides, Flour, Bacon, Lard, & Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. 75 Water EL, Pittsburgh. Pa. • tere UPTI3Cig spi:ust—sh . Welkplo. 0 110 oLct d=HDJooeeu Pitta ltDap DE• &0 errtlne Philo taaa a Co., b ur i n . Hornet, Neobt elaretoso. Jodeptt ■ We; Ht Lou. Thomas I Greiner, monk.... flohoct • Cooooll.otocteti. Balm, Ohio. D Balleck !Co, JO. B. ...... _ W. DAMN/ LUZ 0/ rhoneliD.DA. Roffman goorul, MOIL 14'4 Cr.j.gt"."4 KOONS & ELERSTISFE, FLOUR FACTORS, General Produce Commiuion Merchants, No 4T N0r...4 In. god 25 N. Water AC. bdom 644 e. PHILADELPHIA. awnley. W ...dna. ld Co. PhD. J D Lebnnc A Co, an. 0. Onroodt. IdnoUn A Co, " A D Anna! A Co. Wood o.itrr. " Twood ck e ibler, - Nitr. Mon A Co. " knaYoulds, Caleb Core 6Co, "llortar 6 C.tller. " Truitt. Innther A Co, _ J SCLonnorell. A Co" Bryan. Conned] , &Co Pitudeor. L. WlLoanoth A Co. Pre.eli ffnit i y,Coograrn A C o.L 1 9 11 , 4 And Pittobargh and PhilsatelobLo. Slexhnoto new:rads. jall-dond McBANE & A-151Ji-R. U6ALEFLI IN FLOUR, GRAIN / AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merchants. No. 114 Second at., Pataburgh, Pa. 1.1+3 1. Vldly .1.1.2 SPRINGERJiIIAtiBAIJG COASHSBIO2 , I MERCI3ANT, Dealer in Wool, Provisions & Produce generally. NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. Juin J. LIVILL • • • ATWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce & Commission Merchants, AND DAALZRA m PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES, No. IN Wood st., between Water and From st •518 PITTSBUELOIL jffIZUFI7iA Flour, Product, Provision and Commission MERCHANT, No 267 Liberty strut corner of 11014. Pittsburgh, fIIVES his attention to the sato of Plow, LA Park, Bacon. Lard. Choose. Baca. orals. Drbd in'its bort 6 toUal ' raosaeitanr KdirlbaL' HENRY S. KING, (late of the firm of Bins & Moorhead,) COMMISSION hfrIRCIIANT, DEALER 111 PIG METAL AND BLOOM No. 76 Water street, below Market, .pl 9 PITTIMURGII. PENNA. A. A. HARDY, (Bactessor n il•Ig ~Joneet UOMMISSION AND FORWARDING KX2:CEGIN2I . &gent of the Medina and Indianapolis EIELROAD. No.Bo Water at., Pittsburgh, Po. in 261.10 J. IV . - —ll. T. rouu. J. -r ol: — JilifiliC7i — db ! , VOILIN ARMING it COM3IISSION PdTs:l2- x• 013 ANIS and Dmilere In 01 kinds of Pittskuruh Most kl=nttftirt. b.'" M-t"" b" Par-fid . firr' OANifita), litto of Warren, Ohio, WiNa c ?r l vi=a l Ti=VELL.,7°lllat 1", ' L l at Petii Ash, and Wart.= Proclom itenenuly. Water street, beton= timlthilald out W.o.LPlttabarsh. (We of firaLltobkaa. Little k LITTLE /r, ]O., Wholesale Groom, efsf.Prodake and CommLuton Ble= auk Dealertg klaauketurlos. No. 112 klub. 4724111 VILEESE WAREHOUSE.-11ENTLY 11. OOLLlM,Yvewarlingsad om:Auk% ancetusatAnd Daubs Chnowilatter Iske Flab ad Prolum merman 25,W00d etmt, Watcr. PittAboreh - mytil rODIAS PALMER, Importer and Dealer N French and An:kerb:an Via P aper, No. 66 Market t, between Meg and /math etniet,Pittenallt.. between DRY GOODS. JuSEPH HORNE CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in TRIMMINGS, MSZOIMIRIES. fIOSIERP • GLOM% Faller Goods, de. treM Arrketst., bd. 4L/I wagtail Amon& siar /manta for Bnalry's Yuna malliay & A L lam A K:olzarer t xcit...o,z_._airrsoirr cr3. 2 u. Wholesale and Retail N=rl CO.,qtags Dry &WA, 9.11 Pitch Ai La Waits Pitt sburgh lIRPHY & BURCHFIELD, Wholamb sn4 and hstsil Dry Goods . hisrebsata. soma fourth st Removal! Removal! Removal! ROBLVSOII el CO.—RO. Xl, yipm RINZAT. ILI AW.NI3 &moved our titoro to No. 23, `r FM stmt. (non door to A. A. &lawn * Co.) wo are wow pturt to ortatatt one of L Meta of Im mead L o dAraoriton Carprttowa Us andu ton!. 011 Clotho to tab mutat. In oar asantawat coo la found tiocelre. Wilton. . . tra Bramorto Ifaw.u. Brareta Ots . Unog • tapa l ial and Superior a 114.1.7 ... ttardr. fttosit twain Unix . 'go or and ru 'Amin Wrier. • and Plato 000ltlanw rogottur wtth Break Plaids. Wortinto. Drnittattupw l iand low plead otrZtirr or a t il 4.Ltroktii„,.., .... marts, T•nittilh.,.. ag b ol 5 Lior.IN& tr Matas, Bo; i alr o d n M4. -- oli swam &C le. /Jo ' . a lam Stook of Floor Clothe, Vora AtO 2A test wide of all poad r , .11 of whlnh will ta iota Attila I award ..111111 .I.l_ ai 1, ----- - GEORGE E. ARNOLD k.OO ?wow IN 171MMEW N erg .‘ N 0.74 'cart% and. =yeas D.O 1- rds mtu nauwretoas et nialtubersi • - mismisia Fluter; Cement and OrinCl-Stones. E . LASTEB , for Lend and Stucco Work; 0e mint krr Cllstarno &carat:lto Work( Mini &am, al I on ba d ndat alit LW:VA. ritViovn,saxu, "ULMr. a. n w P. aff&VALL &CO ha pOrtara ntl iir De o rt to Preach and AMMOILD Payer ea. 1../Mrserlinte=bannotiiethr,l42l.lr. iounix--59 ozo for sale by BlitLizeith k OCP„ Mae Kam wood sad Mead sta. PITTSBURGH BANKERS Aria) BROKERS 1-3ANKING HOT_TSES or • JOHN T. HOGG: REWORD BM:WORD CO. eom _ SOMERSET co.. MOUNT PLEASANT, WESTMORSD CO.. • CONNSIJ,SVILLY. Ira.I2ITTY CEL, Pan.' UNIONTOWN, BROWNSVILLE, NEW BRIGILTON, BRAVE7I(XI_ Dopodts received, Miscounts rude., Urata bought, sold I • d collected. Lank Note. sod Specie bought and sold Sacks. Notes and other Elecaritle• bought and sold or ermanalsaf-- osouesub.no• and asthma/ow maenad. =is —.lot 1011•12---..aDVLILD LOX..--..nonsies llAlffia. RRASLER & RAIEIM, Rankers and Ex change Broken. Buy and Mn Gold and Silver and Note..., negotiate loans on Heal Mate or Stook Kett, ritietirettSB4l Promissory Noted, and Time Bills on East and West. Buy and mil Stroke on Oommlealon. Collec- tions made on a/I point. In toe Union. Mice corner of Third and Wood 'tract.. dirrotir oppoeite the St. Charles RoteL &yr rnyl-IT - - _ N 11 ' ‘s ,t, SON, Dealorn in Foreign • and Domestic Bills of Etc/maga Certificates of De. posits, Bank Note. and Specie, No. 09 Mutat *treat, Pitte• Dural/. larlbilentions Made on all the principal Utica throughout the United dtatsa MANUFACTURING. a. mam,l.-7. a. mamas. n=%-ir• AMERICAN PAPIER MAC . :aiE MANuPAOI CAVING COMP Ho. 78 Second et, Pitt/bewail, Pa. I ANUFACTITRERS of Papier Macho Ornaments for Crlntrobeit Mousse, Steamboats, Shim . Irror and Picture Yrames, Window and Door head& tiracketa, Trueses, Vornlcea, Ventilators and Centre Piece. for Chill no. Ilasetths and Mouldhage of every de.SCriptiOU, and design, means and ItriltaNl more durabla than any other article now in no.. lich.,Orders eseeutsd on the shortest notice. N. if —Attention or Mar:shoat Mend.,. Le especially dl. Noted to this article, on ahrount of itajiglit uelaht. COMMTNI3, TU SKS a 00, 4,...au No, TriSsoond at., bat. Wood Market sta, Prrreausen. 82310.11.........W1L WrIIVINSoI UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. WILL continue the busineav of the Union reancr v ,at the old ,tend of PENNOCK. MITOLL ILL a CO.. Noo% Liberty et. Thep aria manufistm• Y venal, • large and arneral aseartatont of OANTINUE, eozonrialna Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens, DPFICIL AND .1-AELOR STOFES, MANTLE 2LKITCUEN ORATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon llona, Dog Iron', Sad Iron, Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally,' And OAS and WATER PIPES of all alaaa. IRON & NAILS OF TUE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Plcb. dc., All of frfach •11l booold u matmEiElitoore otiose. oxy7-1) - - Penn Cotton kb.Ms, Pittairugh. ENNEDY ! CHILDS t CO.. Menefee of— Penn A No. 1 Way) ai lihoethum Coot Chain of aft colon; and shdvbru Cotton 141.8% - n, Plough SS oNd Push fArit •• Rom of all alUes und cluoutiptioto Butting. •rat Actild .t hu:o attotiog L6g nidtfurr _ _ . • stud ...mu eljp.s.. W. SIM. WILLIAM BARNIIILL It CO., 6t Penn at., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. 4a TEAM BOILER MAKERS and SEIEET utoN wongEas, kno,sisa,..c. BArehtllll.• Put. ant Uniler. Lonnmothre. Flu , Nl Lad Cylinder :WU.... Clam. Item Bralcltrca l fin r.d. ftwo lii=ndenirers.tialt Sl.okemei h. Rork IMda+ a te Viidnart A l the shortest mace. All vrdera from • Satan.. saratatli Handed to. 0,4 Hats and Caps. WILSON & SON keep oottstantly an . hand every desenytlen Of Hsu eod =Llt ...batmen. and rated'. Those desiring a neat u tilt or C.P. good end cheap.woo% do yell to gin as s before esterytiseng eleaerbere. nole-U it W. WOODWELL, Wbok.salli .and Retail klarnereketece.r and Dealer In Cabinet Ware. No. of n 1 street. GROCERS. at r, mum 011.11CTII. Shriver ti Dilworth, WLIGLES.A LE GROCERS, Nee. 130 b. 132 Second Street, Between Wcod .od emitte-14) PITTSBUIVILL MONTROSE MITCHELTREE, Wholesale Grocer and General Merchant, /9. 9)9 Liberty Street, PltteberpA. 0e0 . 19 smut. MILS/R & HURTER. WHOLESALE GROOliltS, F.1:2 Se and and 151 Front street, Jul. rirrataluni. rA_ Wallace & Gardiner, YOIJOLES4 LA' DCALICRS 1$ Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, 1.10.241. LIBERTY KT lr'.4lr AUALEY. COSORAVE CO., Whole ,'" gale Onxvta. IS And Womi Knot. Pittaburth. .D'-1, ICULBERTSON, Wholesale orooer and 2:4-2wit.z7.,btrt•Dger;=--. " t. dP IAt barab. . • 101.LN FLOYD & CO, Wholesale Grocers augeoransishou lfirruhaats,iio.l33 iTuoti and Mal üb• rtr strost. Pittsburgh. 1.16 II 0 B MUlti . a ., llh s Llesale ars . Orr.. :do:4 itoial of L'outilf. lad Domains sod Liquors. No. 3I Liberty •c rane ..ht hurl my isms rook of superiut odd Wbistor obleb witi M .dd law fur cash. DAM Jrcalnusa--.lns.u.Us rum A. coma 0 1 . .EANS k i CO., 7.(nieces &graft, jrne, NAllA,Ul•••,Onttocehros. lekt 11Wbundk Alao37Actares orgArally.aarnar .4 Wood and Waurt as. /oat ' GUALS h ROE, Wholesale Orocors and Merchant.. No. Di Liberty street Pitt& 1110 BERT adLZELL & CO., Wholesale Ihreenra Coremlnien Mar-haat; Dealers In Pronto. Po Pittsburgh elwentseturea No. In Liberty .tzset. utharab. 15.i.t.DICLI .. . ... .... . =U - T. I SAIAII DiCKEY&CO., Whokoala Oro- D ZIT 1 "• AOALEY, WOODWARD fr. CO., Wholes co pie Gram% No .11118.0.81.1 West. Pilina.llolllll BOOKSELLERS &C. C. COCHRANE, (successor to S. Sod .c.4 • kr.) Wl3Ohroalonod lletW D.slor In BOWLS, Ntatlre wry uod Pipet Ilsojelogo, Yodorol ot.root, OM door 8. o llarkot Mum. Alloglouty, 1011 N 8. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta: Uma, .m M..'to Dsvhcal & Ax¢nr. 010. 0 Matta .to t. near I' meth, Pictatrargh. Pt. liAY tt. CO., Booksotiers and Stationers, so. 68 Wood o f t, 000* door to Ma corner of Third. hootorgy P.. 5e0. , 1 sod to. boobsconStastly co hood JL. READ, Bookdoller ana Staticmer, No. • 78 Voorth Btroot..4BBllollBlldlsum MUSIC. &C. John 11. Mellor, 0.81 WOOD STREET, between Diamond Tonrch area, WI no tat f UIJICK CIL I. Luc: URA. and &lan. In Made andllf wine! linc 1•23 H7Klebor & Bro., 0. ea FIFTH ST., Sign of the Golden Ilsrat ; :o u t i gn7 NU NA Ar tA /34/1 0 28'11 1 . 147 11°Il i at II E IA IN de ` Low B I4III7OSIIONSinr:I I ILO A AN . II Dealers le 1112.1 a and Musical Ineitru -6101.1. Charlotte Blume, A.NITFACTURER and Dealer In Piano I.V . lyarto and Importer of =stile And modal ltutra• mints. Sole agent for td• LIAMItUNO PLANO'S, also for 11A.LLCT, DAVIN A CA.•I Bratoralam...ith mad with out Nolan Attidtment. my 3 1111 Wood it. PLAGET, No. 271.2 Fifth at., a e between Woed and Market, liannfacturer ...Ir., of every description and of Plated Wareof Amy weight ofplatiox. AIM, dealer in Natenee. Jewelry, Oils= Ware, Clocks and Manor article= • Unplated Ware of warimut patter. eon/tautly on hand to suit he perm. who mar wish to Me= the astir. ant to have themtplated to particular weight. P. PREYTIeb intbrmi his friends and patrons Met he bas joined Joined to L 11. puogr tu undertake ...tem...lat. to the Watch department In thee.= mentioned esteblishroent. hop= that Ms well known opmeatency lo thistle, will Mesta the patronage of three woo attsch some import.= tattle correct.= and MAW' Won of thols Warns. ep2l.2md J Aram-. CAL/Anal •• ---- . ••• • • ••••• • ••• •• -- -- REMOVAL. •• • Vallee Forge Plow Works. J.s. MA, .L.l. az . SPEER R AVE R.d00,0 vitt, to the first etory of Sauer* wgfl .00mmodloniff %Muffle*, fanner of nti Liberty stmt. what Ituy hare opined WI onfortanont of UM, Most Improved and highly wpm,. ed PLOWS. and would Wilt* the attention al Fannon •od Traders to nll and muffin* their new tn. Conn.. Centro, Patent 1.0 et, WI Plda, Pub eon. Double Prin. Cottle. Swear, ant mry doocrlptlon of Moo, .Plo w Moto, Castlnsg, tn. conmet.l with the trade. .p 3.41.17 X. DE LANGE, DL 'HIDES, LEATHER & OILS, 233 =EMT NT oPPlatee tM Auld of Mod, ♦ fall assortment of Hoyt's Leather Bolting and Oils, lm lasetdovy and Cosies:a. lawny. on band apledlyd • Ninth Ward Property for Bale. I WILL SELL t on reasonable terms and women!" two urrs, earner of his and Corral! 14.. onewrie Aid. Dab& ado.. They're handsomely rituat• ed for private realdenooe. Alm, throe WM, earner of Liberty and Baldwin ate. 26 fat front each. They w alonlated for atrium marina boardlne t he or for mal deg= coal brouept by the Pen.. or the Clonnoloille Bs Also, /even LOTS. corner of Butler and WlLlgine OA. oVerelte the eplendldimprolrotoshie YOundri. &0.. of Pero wok & nut. Th., are well hosted for • aukonfootory or to ersotboordlo houses on. Pa the kundrado of mrchan• les of fe=e [bet neigh M 108 B Apply co tf JA. MORGAN. U 3 Mort. it. • ' To NM Owners, VRENOII BURR an 1 Laurol Hill Min halting Cloths. 01111 Spindle., 11111 tem. f!mmo Om sod Cob Orlodsm. Cut Iron PTco(P , tub.. dadderatom in every mill) always on hand and Endo to omer.at 819 Marty st.,Plitsbargh, l'.. oslent.3m4 W. W. WaI.LACR. ben...neat:mg and Box Irony lEEE Subscriber having - purchased the ex. etnain'tialt OM J. 70bruton'a Patent Box and J. Meal patent usueenee sw.thece extensively emesged la inanarectosing Mecum 1:16112 neetlon •Ith the above. he keno constantly on hand et his nlnsvoOnl..ll federal IL.. opposite Anchor Cotton Weety• Large end good sa•sttaient atlas common Tailor and lied Irone=r lestiLl reeneetfully Invite the atallitiOn of &elm and the gmbib genast. won liltifillklatikallsochnieth Pa. NEW YORK ADVERTIOEXENTB, hom SKILLIN, VIELMILER,OWE- 4 Z SCHRLL. Gm , tt. NrrerAm ADVZILIISISO HOLM Ye. 545 Broadway. New Park. GEORGE W. PARREULM„ Merchant Tailor, 318 n ro .d„,", opposite St PllO Ise Hotel mylltlmv NB W HO C K, New York Corn Exchange. BAG MANITFA CTOR 125 and 127 Broad Street. B. E. CLARK, MANUFACTURER Alp DEALER IN • ax and (m)sN ß Aß a u g E s Gs, and shoeti ß ngs, aggin e . k, Cotton Twine, de Mara Floor Wahl', tr.. entpPlNd with ( ire. Dap , , Beandesa Dear, Moor Bag. fa MILL EBB' BAGS, Designed and printed to order aspresslY tar their rms. 4 1ur assortment of bonier* large. aod of various deals:es, pot intype without extra charge. Country Merchants are hrtited to examine our stock of Fallo' Dace, Vic Mandrel Bags, of all the Various brandsof Duck, do: real hew/ Oeoehords. heavy Drills, to Rale Pearae niPPlied with twos. ell else; printed tO order. Provialon Dealers so Bed with Ham and i3.ef Bag; Mr• era es °Wahl or educed cloth. We Mae new devises tor etwooPhtsP. PlAtfr Paints, Oils, Glass, Burning Fluid, Camphene, DORR & MANN, 330 GREENWICH RIRRET, (am. ofJayJ NEW YOUR, RE Mahon River and Erie R.Goad Dap", A RE now selling the above articles, in con t./ion with a catotdata amortanat or Mom Hr . an n 014 Brothel, Gin, Glatites Dfarsamit. Ma, Lead, Frattah and Amato. Z. Pettatt, ar_ an at prim that otter great laducamatt. to Deatcrs and anti/atm. otylt-Omd• For the 1,000,000. U. S. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY, 90 Thompson street, N. Y., AN I JFACTUEERSOFMARRLE MAN- N Em TIBLIVOP ,a tT i Ld i rti ld rii3ESTM article, ot s, etils • preparrian of IlarhlTD .sr, e ' l:Asically combined with miters) colors, to as to be moulded Into any loan and color. by vhicts n amide two be =mdse. toted at Irelands halt the cost Of Uni common material. (hVe It excels It to durability sod beauty. Unlike liar. Weed Imo and Elate, there Is no stintste took. tbs OglyN running Into the manor the inatectal, nhtle no varnish le used to Owe • temporary beauty to u l i surface. Alai, tie* loom to tett°. Table Tore, &Net I' obraP itlehte for the Ifenufzelhoo and :ale above for lb. digerent Stator, which trill Inenze ee retracts to Moos interesting thenuelves, Intonee n hunished on application to TZTIIIII.IaN Prem.. or JONEYII W4llll. 800. NNW oclttlys French Window 0 . EDWARD P. DIC -' 144 Mamba. rt., N. Y., T.. dwry .rat or Mall= Riser It. if IiFFERS to Dealers and Oust er ILI el:Toted brood. of French Winder. Li' OW tenon Port*, winbloWnfOrroation 11l dith priors onrecclpt of their eddrer/. 1' esired pattern. end racked tow of et . Umbrellas and Pa c JOHN I. SRI WHOLESALE MANUFA USER, 1 4e 234 & 235 Broadway, N York. The most extensive in t e world. THE late fall in the price of te tint., cop .'. toperett own the drlogeney nr tn3leoney mutter, boa ensta,l ne ta menohbotore !argot toe th e Opting trade: nod to offer to merobante, at e lot ' , done, the largest and moot ontioNt• aseortorrot or : UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS 1 0, t. ~,u,,,, to boron. or /Merton /I•Ntouto 'Dillon Noe York to bar their imode. ore rentontnellY iositad to cell and manner Nes stook bear. socranglag. N. for this JOHN etna 0101111. ft In yaw Portal. nook for reference. 1 ersoutatlasse. mhen.loadet FIRST PSB3SNS PLiN6 I FORTES. STEINWAY k. SON S[ , With IdrACTUFLERS M wed SS Wel et Urea'. aw 11.40.111”. sit Mt/ ESPECTFULLY call tha nd ILA tenth. a tde pAblieco thelr Nriesetd uecruhent of senniqhfand acelehos. for IVlume a tan., elasticity teach. beauty of thish.lnehrat weery thin that nehtlerts Piano perfect. aro 71Ier evee aerarClect the First /Teal= to both Mode. to ma whither, with most illettneelehed maker, hein itcstcri htts•!el;Ns, Neer fork aed !Whoa.. . . MCW TIIIWAYIII—anunar A Bowl ham mg bean avanma tbn alneT arennma OULD LCDAL leer all tc t =lt i, nr.) Iste u re; g . l i tajd&r.:?.ll .7 cclM:tn Safety :flue. C R MINING PURPOSES, solfor IGNI TING CLlARailaB,lnab In WET asnl bar blutlaa. Of VII &from.. kind.. Th•PITTON and 11113.11.11.1a* W. tam elfoliLa and DOUBLY TAM 'Rattail al.:11a. llaantantom4 and nna OLISN PUTMAN, Ml Lfbarty Ft. NNW Vona. IT °Mem ganaspUy Sand knoll Undo of pun NOW , Dan, of lb. mostanparma !Annan kmars TIONAL VIRE WOLUin PM? nIIiKALN/ln . an anl3 din, BCILTEITELLN, , BROS. & CO.. lIIIMATINA AND DMALICHS Ib Drags, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, ke., 170 WILLIAM ST., Now York, 1 NVITE the attention of the trade to their larte.d varied mt.% of Drag% Paint/40th. Dartaaw ...4,14., to tbnar Ammar lamertatioas oft Apia. Drat, thrY aa%ndlstnt, ditret two 517. Dm a aurtwatt re v Tilts of Tontrlrlilertril 131%.M. /yens. Dna Marts,. trews. ItlAt t k, let 141 lire 11.4 141147 att., sr. tie usually AmarANAI In Draesbas Mete. +Mph UA., An. Alm .AADIA4 to uglar tb• mar. rAtaatsoas Una. 0r40r% *db. In pawnor In alai!. will e•ealr 3 a pram t attoution. Y-IsrP IMPORTART TO 110 L'SE K EI:PERS A.tiD DR AL ET.S. THE 110 YE BILLS, TI rotrxot may, and 71 liens. nem New Tana, ilrutryped tad, 103 Front row. Arve Invert, hos 34.5r7 atti llndwie no Jerwy tits. ri ILL Proprietors. of t hi s long and well y know. CvY. 62. Feu 31 . W.11 ZATABLIPLINCYT. ConUnue to prepare lb. beet i'earemenshrial itemirre to ay for Raisins Breed. Dimenit.te. mid other Holm. A.— They also moor. bloater. Coma end manf . other aril. rte. of daily toe In every family, *hien they oPoo the teat reuoneble Lat‘to.n.stoot deal., who 'vowel them. H. 11. ,I. lalla.ll. H. 11.—Comnamen advised to iodedre Mr Hope Mille sr till. The Adams area Com_pany. l'ittaturgh, Roehester and Nem Erigktort Express. tho especial accommodation of tho erg* papule/lea along the line of the Ohio and 1in0.7 .7 sage!. Railroad, between Pittsburgh and Now Ildshton. whom Intimate buslomeamt modal roulette require snob Atittl. Me Adams /Kamm (kimono, have mad. math errangemant with the ha/U.4 ea to .2able than to pot a trusty He on the Aecr mmodatkm Train, who will take charge viral_ property sod huhu.. property 4lptrupt • ed to him Toe kl.sweaser hes* an eine to the taWCar, tor the deposit arid be ter eee ty of Honey. andother valuable. It. willies,. eV might= by lb. liondog Tray. remake In lquebarth and ALLegke. City dozing the day to attend to armh aosualmione as may be entrusted to ltdat, and ratans by Um reel:log Tem. with rue Ursa and Conuateelotre executed. It till be ha deity to naive on lilt op trip all par,els, payee, orders, money, le ..blebl wi ral ll dallyerml t l: the mines gaireeL l an ie 0111 alao rective trltten.varbal rtseegt7e ate re leered In the eity-eorsinuniesta InteAtus— obtain inforntellon.uid return area. —order and tattoo them—mate mohair. large or rom a sa .. - = i plxl i o , : i st k tesoati t to. wIU b . two Aida., Hithla d.. distance, without attym dune. bat V; Hume such Elwin =dirantion on paokametosperiellylbr private boom. eryik/t; At Way Mahone, all matter 0111 be left with the Station Meat .1 lb. Ballmeri ComMiny, when the prom party le not at the elation on the arrival of the Teal. to ramie. l' lC:tvg. hr otm7lng map., to mad for 110,11111. rendered by the iderenger. are otembel to be within re* n teable limit.. When ths nature of the bathe 'ash am to admit of It medal sarennente will be mad. As the Itseemser la repulsed ta settle Pda tA l and taxa. tom doily arltb the GonipanT. and to pas lb the pat • sons of the line will please not sok blot to wait next utohriskl i er v g b a:Artra t 4lll MAUR. will morimsoce hie doll.. on Alrory 'L . Den '2l.llXr. and rncna AXD same. Pt/Übe:Me-6e fourth Otteet. fite=t4 . 7iT . awn ph Vitim. &make SZatien-4. ateLeupan. I.oerskr-klr. White. Lieara•-De. Chantal, /Yoe drigkors-el.r. Hoop. • nrsci Anon lraptizo 00., 1 Pittaborgh, Doe. 1.1), ika.l -- - - Commercial Hotel, -- -- Corner of Girod and New loves, New Orleans. 1 4 1 K. STEEL ' , mild most mop= %Ira the tr i azeling ambito that he T . . lintel ban rersatly gallant., • Wl.ah repair and senovation, and he. Dem Octal op with nes and el• want Wolter; earpetinm kr, am The proprietor will pay awry care pod lateral. to tha comfort .‘1 watita of the W ry car tibia will toe anypiled with the but that thentarketwanbed. This !total bring ettanted lo Immediate vicinity of tn. noalaaaa a m tuuti.o 011111 1,1 hang convenient toha bleoastoot the prowletar hog. that by sleet attention to &i —v mssta at hie patron. to receive that liberal patronage that has ever toan bestowal upon this how. Prior, of Board par Day, 81,00. • Th. Dar will ba otoeted with Wino and 114[110U Inßrl. ix to no Mbar brume in toe any. A Ran Lunetifrom lu to 12 A. M. Mau obltailur and aeournincdata attandanta. 42. UUoOU , ISODL J. X XcLIDIN & CO, NOOMM St) EA TS, i (lato s T i rl Ilt st alitairk No. 3' Larzw, d 30 coiumcw, xr, 8. Lam, th Mars for neap, Provisions, /lour, Ural. Ao.o.ollbltod Proml4l7 ax.eut,4. Irtl Weans. T., 11. Noln sl7, eittplintr. Mt. Onr.lon LEMON A, 0 0.—TRANSPORTATION LINE-iumm mute •st...lT•groitiaai p=rat!., We whiter. wear. now trel to de a beery brudaess by VANNic.OMS and RAILROAD, therm° to and from the Kongo Mimi. WO ran =rare our Mends end all those dhipoimed to pet. rouble the Penne. Waal and Aar i ltsaid that 130 polo, will be mpered to evader general mittens:Clan to Bblyper.l Eutaw and Wastaro Prelsta. The avoids= 01 the In. alined ilium on the A llearbeoyPartage ihdtroeil win wive Ihuresatal despatch tothe tratunroarim of freight. Oise an PlatiN street, et the liehal Brain. rehliklyd . LLOYD a latiii)N. T. L. RANDLETT, SHIP. AND STEAMBOAT FUTURES, No. LY/ South Street, New York. • EtWER CAPSTANS, Common Iron and Weed Silasstaas, _ E..4'. &oaks:des, and (1.0.11 t, • dl7l:/endue..tiladlereree, plain Swope., !ladder illuifILUSO sad Bream Metallic Leading Trucks sad Haram Pilo Pumps and ilia itaginea lines Pipes dad Cloupllasm, Palo Outings completes Bowe sad Iron talttcos, Elam Muskets, Mails and Uatlardea, irsarriallsWlle Llb.4oatr, TealistrarfePesonallderias Liresi'reauving _kleatg Lire Prawrving list/ro.and m h PrIAIDUK hietißin, Corkandiadla Rubber W 4 Preserver*, a%convilsOadlas to the We Steamboat taws. at SO. Flees, togethar with large varalt/ Ur• ra.lng swat. atua Mad' the IMAM lalDroveraeote la Nut Meal Pis • sabltarad Co-rartneradp. • LDAVE this day associated with mo as wootiparta.rs In the Wanting. Grablag am/ Gluing nets. i nompom and Boot. U. Mille, rho Owl. now EU to continued et the old mend. lab Third at.. un der the name and ROW ofJOILY TUOMPSON s CiA,. would tam this olMortmeJty or returning my Amor. thanks to mr old customers to. tbe miry liberal seaport ham heretofore received from them. and ovoid rameothal• ly solidi. eratlananewol their DatrOnage. ' MUT met'ytell on tem note In Pittsburgh kw elghteen rmlly 1 13•Okteok my that any worker= as will be dose In we nest memoir. ea I gattor myself that my work mod *Wily is highpire , n7 generally known wad hlslelr "pyres/ailed by the tl a. ...rite of litteburch end oult/. hien* T . tow—wetwoot /OWN .I.I3OIITEICIN Min APP A S-200 bl un tu tor R a4la by D Oft. y by PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Advance Paymenu.—hereafter no sub- I.VIDLItra will be taboo fox the Deily or Weekly Gesette, naleee payment is made In niesnce. Whenever the Gm+le op to whieh the subscription le paid. the paper will ha loserlehlY stopped. noises she .beeription is re oewed by edvsnce payment. All trazudent advoctisinC. n 0? every dssuiption. will be required to be pa d in ad se. The only Swerdlow will be where Awls] =Lentil ly or 7.111 . 11 mut:mete em made. e.0n1,1&-or bll—rtflaburssla Wootiff tenzeste.—The etstensive eirentation •fonr Wady Genets offs. to our boldness Msti • most desirable medium of making OM" business known Our eisoulatima is bstweenfour and fibs thousand, mashing almost 61., merchant. mull:11141:de.. and abo berms in Western renneylvasda. and Zags. Ohio. Democratic Prontmeiamento A number of gentlemen, who have heretofore been active members of the Demoaratio Party of New York, have put forth an address which they entitled the "voice of the Radical Democ racy" of New York; and appearing as It does on the eve of the assembling of National Conven tions, cannot fail to product', a deep eeneation in political circlet. Itis written with groat ability. lie main object appears to be to protest against the action of the Soft Shell Convention, held at Syracuse In Jantutry last, In resolving "that the Democracy of the State of New York deem this • St occasion to tender to their fellow-citisens of the whole Unoin their heartfelt congratulations on the triumph, in the recent elections, in Genoa of the Northern, Eastern and Western, as well as Southern States, 6f the principle of the Kaneae-Nebraska Bill," thus reversing the declaration of a convention of the tame party, held the August previous, which reached, "that while the Democracy of this State will faithfully adhere to all the compromises of the Constitu titn, and maintain all the reserved rights of the States, they deem this an appropriate occasion 1 , to decl are their fixed hostility to the extension of Slavery into Free Territory." The latter re solution, and not the former, says this address, 'Teakettle sentiments of the Democratio party of New York. The address opens with a brief recital of prin ciples, followed by s history of the division in the Democratic party, that occurred when the famous "Wilmot Proviso" wan introduced into Congress, and then says: The application of the' prohibitory clause in the bill organizing the Territory of Oregon, and to that part 'of Tema lying north of 36e 80' the admission of California en a freo 'State, and the acknowledged force and eupremacy of the local law against involuntary servitude in New Mexico and Utah whilst in a territorial condition, served ,n a measure to quiet the apprehensions of the tree States, and prepared the public mind for an acquiescence in the comprcmise measures of ISSO. Long and violently agitated as the com munity bed been, It readily sank into repose on the meantime thus held oat that the vexed question was firmly settled by concurrent events against slavery extension. The nation conven tions of both political parties deliberately reset. wed against all further disturbance of the sub ject, and pledged themselves to withstand all attempts at its renewal, “In Congress or out of it," on any pretext whatever .11F000t. iers his eel. Lai ea (twos 111 billunottlxod hos cut to tuy ;cut On thM platform of abstinence from agitation the Democratic party elected its Presidential candidate. To the accomplishment of this re sult the individuals whose names are hereunto subscribed cheerfully gave their rotes and nuance; when they beard the President of their choice, before tidgh Heaven and his assembled countrymen, donlare his solemn determination to. frown indignantly on any and every attempt to revive agitation, they felt themnalves re lieved from a reepoosibility of more thin ordi nary magnitude, by the assurance that, in no poosible .aratlngeney, could any aggressive measure escape the ordeal of the Executive De partment of the Government. Alas! for the mutability of human purposes; mime bad the ink of the inaugural meessge be come dry before there was concocted a measure of aggresaiou, more bold in its asSumptions, more unblushing in its effrontery, thsus men in power have ever dared to hope for, far less propoee. And this scheme, unas k by any pont= of the community, undemend d by any Public charnel , the deliberate via Neu of • plighted faith, hell sacred by all artist, for more than a quarter of a century, a granted harbinger of a sectional Strife more fitter and morels:ding than any which bad eve preceded it, received the direct encestragemen and offi cial eanotlon of Franklin pierce , the sworn de. fender of the country against slavery agitation. Whether through weakness or ickedness, through ambition or cowardice, throe It chicatt ry, or bravado, this act of treason towards free dom and a Northern constituency wss accom plished we chill not endeavor to determine.— Enough, that through Its Instrumegtality the floodgates of sectional Wife have been opened— /efficient, that by It the Democracy of the free States have been everywhere overthrown-- enough that by It the Temple of Liberty is threatened with destruction In the, flame of anarchy and civil war. History has handed down to eternal Infamy the ustr:ea of men celebrated for deeds of folly or of critter; but if the scenes in process of enactment shall event uate in fratricidal bloodshed •on the plains of Kamen, there will be no more lofty or enduring pillory, no name more execrated in all coming time, than his who, with every conceivable mo tive for fidelity to the peace and prosperity of the country, yet choose to hazard both, in clutching after continued prerogative and power. having shown that the members of the Syra muse Convention acted with the sole view of paving the way for the admission of the dele gates fo Cincinnati, then and there appointed, by abjeot eubmission to the slavery propagandists, the address proceeds: Nor is It et Cincinnati alone that a degrading submission of spinier' at thediotation of others is required. Who does not know that, however pare the character, however transcendent the ability, however eatistectory in other respects the political creel of an individpel may be; it "unsound on the subject of slavery," ho might 413 well expeot exemption from the inexorable demands of death, as promotion at the hand, of the President and Senate of the United Btates. • • • • • it is an enoneone imputation, propagated con a unworthy motives, that the con eof tho democracy of New York, In resisting e eaten- Rion - of elavery, is soluble(' by a mor d philan thropy towards the African race. T , they re gard it as a social , coeval, and politi al evil, at war with the fundamental principles f civil lib erty, and deleterious to the true lute cats of the country. But It is because they now That wherever elavery is Introduced therelabor is de graded to a servile employment—that divides society into two decree, and affixes the badge of servitude on all whose lot it is to toil—that free and forced labor will not malgamate on the same soil and that hence slavery operates to the vir tual exclusion of a white laboring population— it is for these and many other cogent reasona which might be adduced that we desire to keep the "peculiar institution" within its present lim its, and preserve the boundless and fertile prai ries of the West as a field for free labor and a home for free men, whether our own Immediate descendants or those of the emigrant - fleeing from the oppression of the Old World. _• • • It is not, continues the address, "in regard to the spirit of propegandlem alone that we feel impelled to enter ourprotest Tho continued eneroaehments made by those mourniog to speak for the party, cannot he ' , otherwise than alarm ing to all who have a regard for the true pried-- plea of Democracy. The doctrine of Mr. Jar reason, of a federation of Elite,, depressive of national tendencies, is discarded, and a centrali sation of power and influence eografted upon it, which cannot long mild without expunging all State sentiment, and substituting that of a fed eral nationality." "Even the right of repro mutation is perverted, and delegates are cho sen, not because they reflect tho sentiment of t their constituents , but because th y ogre?, or protests to agree, with the opinions d interests of other States and communitie " "Under the concessions of the present day, elavery has come to be regarded no the corner atone of our republican edifice,and the extension of its do main as thoebibboith of a 'National Democrat'" "It is no longer the people who role, hot who are ruled. It to the President, who, under hie own sign manual, declares what measures shall be approved, to what standard of ethics the popu lar mind shill conform." - President Plaice is - severely rebuked for hie course In regard to the Hansa outrages, and kin utter subserviency to the requirements of the propagandists of slavery. It concludes as fol lows, and we apprehend that too people of the whole North share the sentiments hero express ed on the subject of slavery and its extension Into territory now free: ...kph:lst the legitimate and coristitutional rights of the Smith we wage no warfare. To- wards its ciliseoa wiieuterthin no hostifity.. We concede to them, within their appropriate jaria diotion, the right to regulate their own internal affairs in their own way, and acoordingto their own' convictions of propriety. But - they moot came the attempt to, force, upon as an agree ment In principles, in regard to *Web - thereon be lie community of feeling and no seconisnce . . Thallinnoanicy.of New York.will ask that aggressive polls, whit:b bas maeke4 tba &lard march of stavery, Asa etas& - ItherwiD,..ifelegii i i f or . thtionetbren An Itanonsibit juitlAroteetinn to which` they are entitle/A solid tin' tdetiti ism, aad attestation of that seent47l.Whkat der the appellation of %Apolar sovereignty," imposes upon them a government upheld by the bayonets of a federal soldiery. Speaking for ourselves, in view of the drown -111 f pfi l tanarflu ir tyl a cyes n r d leci4wa r e etin tilthore4eY e thae p bdy ral tetailinn ri o : ancot or wopfe" th L e ibbl W eae es itat:eli t ee g r ogi s enr all:: ltbm b h p ou e e : fil m m a i de k' t n o o e n ch o o n t r o p t u ht t .las w h in or w t e he c O ns vens en e t or eri th eo e o c e lank of theof pthewelboannddsthmeanh'ospefestotefr.theThfluvex pall point us to an inflexibleadherencato the doc trine so often promulgated by the Democracy of this State of "uncompromising hostility to the extension of Slavery into free Territory," the recognition of which can alone secure the sup. port of the Demooratio manes and insure the stability of one Republican Among the gentlemen whose signatures are appended to this address, are James S. Wads worth; David Dudley Field; Robert Denniston; Denj. Welch, Jr., of the Buffalo Republic,—and late State Treasurer; R. 11. Van Dyck, late of the Albany Atlas; Thos. R. Carrell, ex-State Sen. Nathaniel d rs atr; Jones, Canalz C "anState Senator, Cba field, ex-Attorney Gi!:ralaapr omi.tpo, erofciileevm.p.A n:elxtate prnper;Da.jones.aa Geosb. exaC s .; nBedn;an d a ubroorerB eqlprei.netWh7ths!m:nhav°weldtleirneneabealfotbelandidate: f ly u in thtttatethe°ppoitonhaentariablyrumph d, a n d i they shall D emoc ratic heartilyondenvor to carry oat the principle they avow; their votes will be potent in the coming election. if ORNING, MAY 23, 185 G A 1102721111 8121. to Ttta POLITIOSL Bass's Pao oasse.—The material for a series of pictures of the progress to ruin of a political rake, a for the pencil of a llogarth, exists In the princi pal events of the Administration of Pierce the President. Re is now gambling for the stake of a renomination and re-election, with dice made of dead men', bones. Re has thrown for Fillibus tern= and Foreign Coaqiiest. Walker's pinitical Government has been tee °gaited by the President. Padre Vijil has pre sented his credentials, and been received. It does not require the 'gloss of North Carolina Clingman's resolution, that the Administration be permitted to use 17. 8. troops "or coluntre , forcer; to protect the routes through New GrA nada, and Nicaragua," to explain to alit com prehension of all men, that this whole 410TCMent is in the interest of Slavery. Nor will it require ong eearch to find that European nations to bave an interest in the question of ; American Fillibusterism—that England has a specific in. tercet in the region affected by Walker's lawless violence, an interest which is yet do subject of negotiation with the United States. -. ... . . . .. . Now prepares a spectacle' of eerio-ootnia char acter, upon the Washington boards. .The mor tal horror of the Slave States is II foreign war. Terrible as Is Abolition, stalking downwards from Banker Mill and the tea-drinking in Boston harbor, it is • gentle spirit compared with the whirlwind devil of a [eyelets war, let loose among the slaves of the widely acattered plants. tionsof the South. The depreciatidd of Cot ton is awful io think of—the gall of bitterness of Carolinians would be the expansion or Northern Manufactures during war, and the ttspendence of the Planter upon the Yankee for a market for all of his few agricultural eommoditiee—but there is a contingent evil in armed discord, eo bristling with terrors to the Slave States, as to bo utterly unendurable. Not one planter in all the South w old contemplate firmly for one Imoment,1 mo ment, the p orpeet of a war between the Coital States, and France or Great Britain. Within the memory of thoneatallt who will read this jour nal, the teat =op of the Southampton Virginia Massacre al on this head; will be most sugges tive, and also quite conclusive. It was a chocking, and should have been a monitory eel. dcnce of th t hollowness, weakness, antagonism, and insecu ty on. which Slave-Labor Society restlesely al pa. Let the Eastern horizon darken with the war cloud—let the English fire up etndcr the boilers of the ocean-covering sea-marine—let the ram ble of preparing forcible protest, against our fit libustering Nicaragua into our posaessioe, come from Sheerness to Chariesten and Savannah, and see what capers Slavery will make Pierce the Flexible cut. The quickest backing down— the shortesteneaking out—the greediest swal lowing of Irma—the humblest eating or dirt, ever exhibited oh the stage theatrical or politi tal, by politician or by harlequin, will be shown off to laughing Europe, and the mortified North, by our Democratic Party's Slavery driven Pres ident. The curtain may rise on this shameful comedy, before November next. The flake's Progress sometimes is hurried by the Fates.- 4/6. Era JOllll7Ol. Clout /LSD 64acrit.—It is stated that the amount cf gold and silver annually taken from the mines of Europe, including amain, is V6,- 80.5 kilogrammes of the former, (2 7-10 pounds to the kilogramme.) and 161,494 kilogrammes of tho latter, valued together at 5'_5,000,000. to America Including California, the annual product is 16:1,834 kilogrammes of gold and 765,180 kilogrammes of silver, worth in all $146- 000,000. In Asia, tboannuel prodoot is :1,700 kilogram mes of gold and 110,000 of silver, amounting in value to $22,000,000. In Africa no silver minoe are wrought, - and only 4,200 kilogrammes of gold ore produced, valued at $2,000,000. Australia, too, yields ooeilver, bat tho annual product of gold amounts to 290,160 kilogram• roes, valued at $200,000,000. Sum total in all parts of the world 610,199 kilogramme of gold, and 1,026,624 kilogrammes of silver, valued together at I,9BB,ooo,ooofranes, over $397,000,000. The whole sum extracted from tho earliest limes up to the present will amount to 16,314,658 kilogrammes of gold and 254,410,170 of silver, worth together something more than $20,636,000,000. The Masan in the production of gold and sil ver is enormous, and wo shall, at present rates, gain more initbls respeet in fifty years, than our ancestor. did in fifty commies. The fact that so largo an amount of the precions metals as has been thrown into circulation during the loot few year. has exercised Bo little infinenee on the money market, has not yet been eatiefactorly explained. Tam Kansas correspondent of the Now York Tribune, in writing from Lawrence on the Bth May, says: I almost shriek from chronicling another out rage, but the teak of faithful chronicler makes It my duty. The Rev. Pardee Butler, who was mobbed at Atohison last Pall, and sent down the Missouri 00 a raft, has again been outraged there. He has been in preaching, for some time, and was returning to hie family, who have been living on his claim on Stranger Cruet. Passing through Atchison on the 80th nit., he was paired ,in the street by a mob, who; without any pretense to Investigation, tarred and feathered him': The notorious Bob Reny, editor of the Spade; &vertigo, took an active part, and Stringfellow looked on Emoting., 'rho mob oJneleted ehletly of that part of the young Southerners who arrived at Atchison. !.r. Duller escaped and reached Lurronco yester day. &LAMSON COUATT'II GITT TO FlAll9.B.—Twenty families in all, numberidg about ono hundred parapet, are going to Kansas hour Madison county in this State. Some are already on the way. They are plated men, selected upon a plail that will seemingly assure to Kansas excellent citizens In each and every one of them. Beside s the requieltea of temperance, industry, youth, health and a good reputation, each men :muat be the owner of at least one hundred dollars worth of property, acquired by himself. This is deemed to be a guarantee of ability to "get along," and become a contributor to the general prosperity of the future Kansas State, Instead of a burthen upon ita resources. Contrast this emigration with the drunken; thieving, liquor begging, crowd of meadicanta whom Buford led from Alabama, to Kaman; with - their "Bibles" pitched pelt 'mell into •a flour barrel, yet dis played as the sign of a Chtletian Colonisation! Cant and humbug are not the exclusive com modities of the Journal of Commerce 1-41- bury Eve. Jour. Tan W r.-:Tho copious rains which hare prevailed daring the past month, hevell , , , ede the cl to ve:Toast of whst winter had- left of th_eor Al ea fields. A personal opnortoilt W 63 afforde d last week to observe the crop, In toning from Detroit o Lancing by the way of Jackson,.re tamlog by Howell, That'upon the route locks best, though there is . not a very marked difference. Wherever the snow ley undisturbed the gloat growth was never better,'efither as it na p e tse growth, spread, et color; but Where've the winds, owing O the matte. ef the' Intl" or other came*, swept the gnaw away, thit omit is killed. Weehould say that onte;third dike Bads in number have been so swept, to the:destinc-, Wen perhaps if • otiathied of the extent . of Mesa cello. . In the *teepee; not over' id eighth or a ninth of the breadth of elfern lee been winter.killel. The thinfauntforealylownriant sod promisee an ataindani.zlell.—.Vitreil Ado • Taa-3ay • Won neat Plump the;Lookportlsurnid,'Stataq `bro'ight upon feel Otte Id hogs lot toodi. - • feet qean;athe Mak - Wires bilialch,t'nk: *abet:the noise-of What a ioarelly of Fillmore men there wlll be-idiettlititte;Elte thelr .prototypee In Egypt, hive "Oat ont of the !Ma w Si( out of the fields." • KAsa diaterniireliiiiii — at the General Land Office that the Kansas lands are at pres ent exciting general interest, and that the our ' yaps of the public lands as well as of the In !Mari trust lands in this Territory are progres sing as rapidly as possible. Quite a number of townships have been returned to this office; but the Indian tract lands cannot by treaty stir:dor tioni be thrown open to_ sale until after the lo cation of the individual reserrations made by the treaty, which will require soma time to ef feat. As to the other public lands, the time when they will , be exposed to sale cannot yet be determined ; brat the first lends which will be offered for sale.= thole ;moot comigtiotui to the Missouri and Arkansas rliera, of which legal no lice of not less than three nor more than six months will be given by public proclamation.— _ .. Union. TDE 11418171191 . IN FRANCE. —A. IMO Paris letter says : "The forthcoming barred and vintage are looked to with hope, beyond any entertained within five er six years. Thi crops never look ed better at a corresponding pOriod of the year. The since are deemed safe from the malady which has affected them throughout that period.: The diatase is described as announcing itself by the developement of minute mushrooms on Western and leaves of the plant, the prod= of long con tinued humidity. Independently of the benefi cial influence of the improved climate; the vine growers have successfully combated the dis temper by powdering the vines with eulpher." Ilmemtn liatincten.—lt is stated that the Rempfield Railroad Company has made ar rangements with a cotitracter for completing the load to Washington, and have the cars running by the let of factober—the contractor to have the use of the road a certain length of time, in payment for its completion. We have made some Inquiries without being able to ascertain whether the rumor is true or not; we hope, however, that the road may be speedily com pleted. The timber work In this Borough is progressing finely and will coon be Padded-- Wash. Cost. A liiiman Life Saved! Dowstuan 119 lob, larch 11. 1866 J. e. RHODESAhm Dear bir.—ds 1 tart Yoor menu, h. conelgmbent, cue no pay, ' Rata pleasure n. e og eareni es reported to Ihe by three brothers hre In this plan um thelr teatlmon7 M • fat' aped- W.a ot all I have teemed: N. Cosum told. me-•'I had Limn nine teMer of ClAr n tvle's Ague Blum. and omtlnually ran down while Li„.....ltulllttlbezion=l... w team z, Cot . x=l t i z . tt u at it „I f .gt.• It Moleardlge for me to Live through ,rl o tt= d ald goy conl e t a toun t t I got Ilbodes Parer and Arne Min, •hlch at moo re. beta:l me of the pain in my head dlstreiti aml tuners at toy ehrmateD•nd„ con I and botrel• end Predoc!•l • I l mott•••°. •ahort time." 11.11. CONKLIN am: •I had leen takion midleine of se good a doctor all w. have to ate =OAT, mad Ulm toy guantltr of onlalue epetifirs vitt:loot any good remit, mom !OM Mot= MOD Ilth Dismember. Dot awing hey o . pr anw. A ult : kali. : I 4 . l 2 a d ,ottle of mutant couby ulna two thirds of • tattle.' H. OLUMULN wunot here, but both th e othathroth• ors no M. lit ease was Me urn am /L 111 e 1 as the male <the to Iv th the same day, and the core vas as speedy. from the ume =all quantity. and • /night so neat,. Toon with reenact. d. HUNTINGTON. Tb • a/or...peaks for Urea frond larva at 11 Wit la Co better moor Mao the vast number of /Ike cettnette• 1 hay. Wiltady , Ollolldigkl, and the still muter amount that la conthatally pottring L to me. One Ming mom Lut year I had Meagre, to Motion the Yobbo to there rude— 'gamut ens firm rho Imre folzu oar eery general Limb. ordus, robattated nuts of Mai. mutton lave y moti• ethe, and Gen with broom nuesdencrend Ms& tneePhla V.. examanuer, 'Let Mspropruger Vary oacmatfeine sap rip os auk trhe dorm." do. Nor 1 talolgtantro in saying that the Cullen reterred to the sante '1),(11m/sties AguEusame Mat Is mention. ed the above port Meat• There are antral other Industrious maple Who are ap plying to, Mall paleatatts Matt ill that / shoot my Fever md gnu Cure, or Antidote to except the o Catch C hi Cotlflute ol the Mehra. Chemist, Dr. Jamas ton, of N. Y., In m e of l= le t I.lalinadthb Cad itaCTEII, which to snarled to every f lex will ger. to Mottos - molt nor methelne from Imitations. JAIL st. ItHODS, Proprietor. Proeldancult../. Poe roe by Jahn Mitchell. Geo Orden. Ge. 11. peer, o r , N, trluereb•m, L. &Mt and Dengglattdl7ll, 1 . . Pittsburgh Dollar Savings institution No. G 8 Fourth - Street, urn tome res smarts= sass, ILLiacom (wen daily from 9 to 2 o'clock; 11/130, Wodenstay and Satortlay mange. Arm 6to Deis xlts received of same not ban th an One Dollar. end dividend of the Drente declared twine • Tear, In me amt December. Interest vas declared at the rata o tit mend, per annum. on the lint of December, I Dockecontainlng • Bpleare. /tales &la; citation, tart=artte, on appikation at the cam. —O,VORC,Iir RPM." Worm.ll tioorgo IL HWtb . .. . -- Mk l & gyp . William Pr: - Johustan. hi:Grattan Mu**. Jam., W. LELLlaon, lbsohahl Umbataatter. Ahrzondcr }koala?. Imola. Ponrunr, Killian Milli" WLlllant J. Andurschh. John 41-Itseloteno Joao Iherhumn. John hLKlnonotrist. URI Bo:north. &lbw ! L'ollmyteoln - - tolhn_ D..1.417ant. • : _ Itobe,t Chester. Hobert ~. —_ Mormr, J. OtodlAsrOoti. Walter P. Alinhall. Aka= A. Writ,. A. M. Paiwk. John b. o.6r,ras , e. 1 / 1 .17 L. Nlngwart. Curiae A. wit.. Robert Robb. K. O. Lar Wilma. Oars, R. HIM+. /muds rel Ly.. Jaame Gauze P.OlOdaore. Jame• BRbrads. lames B. boon. 4 ult• et=. mai.. a. Have. Alexander T1n.11.. Semtary AM nvarasrel— ',,, 0 r .$ 4. COLTON icalMrd • h, Dissonitio% _ OTICE .hereby given that the= IA rh ino orst...re uisuax balms the nn Gar (Waived o ,y• oho manse of the Intuest of Jams Foaly llom7 Outer. , Ttibbonneos of them mints Jottlo4 hy/loiEfrSkitu.. lobos. authorised CO nee the name 01 u. erm dolor oh CARTER. Mee. Mush 31. IGs43mtaamd J* a KNAPP & CARTAB. M oustfacturers ar 1107PRESSRD NUTS . AND WASIINES, Warehouse No. SS Water street, earner or MODS. PPBUita. Pas OLLtNLCS KNAPP a ICRSIII7CLAIITER ti hags entered lota covartaanddr, reader Me style or Knapp t thrash Id the Iranoteeture sad fie of Hot Premed Nuts sad Washers. I.d are wagered to hi orders ro esti dam at the shortest aotka, valf. Nail lieg Factory for Ede MB. JENKS wishing to return East, of fag at • out bagaia, hhAjjest filsoblaery, + hhop. Dr tact three tionee, Ma pats Timber Wheels, two WU, he. be. This establishment t. to rues reesful operator :rang out from Are to sit t atdred . be e dril;. di t " y • that t. wants 4, arm:Au. th• asst ufactory of na11 .' 10.47 the pre t Ls • rue thence. se it will re sold it • very great ' LILL, Those wlehlag purchase eon wee the Rill 1p full operation by callus:op - halts alseeeberger's Itching Mw. on Meolasuies st;..at th • upper btidze armee the Allegheny river. roylCtime The Taylor iron Works for Salo. r 1.11115 elegant Rolling Mill, in Newtwit, A_ KY. 1 / 1 now olTered lor rale. It Is beautlfollylocatW on dm east tanker Licalos river. Toe milt hones Is 200 feel long by 140 vide; bas two engines, MO Of 10 111 CO cyl inder and 5.0 inch atrolue, and all. otter. bob and g test strobe, •Ith per D. doctor, well, boilers, dc,„ order. Alm, roll turning latbe..ll run:i.e. wuh tb: ears of ground. Tbe mill is irlittla ten days or being zrilLtiliztategzsairon. On above duiscrilsodprOpea NASOLY. Juan ttb. M a i:, at 1 . 0 .11.. P rm147 . ' IIIII L W 011 , 1, - t . 11T;r .. fauri t zate sale, be made known on the day of gal,— Addreu POW ELL. DIM OR ACV,, Newport, Ay.. mill (010. Gar. 01 Cannel Coal. 4 IRDERS FOR CANNEL COAL WILL wompur raw. if dropped Ws' th• order boned at the turner of fourth and Wood sta. at D,ltotaret Wray's stap hadthhOld street, lad .r thdr• "" N. slode. =her of Liberty Wajne Yitue harsh. and in Alleghany dry. at tn.!, Coal Desew ere tlamt. Dyer's store, earner Federal and Leasorksth Uinta 00.1 VI 60 par ton daliwned orS2 A 3.1 aw fte Dapot. Not do ZS Tema eahon delivery. ard o JNU. Wm= a 00. UE. C. HAELZ, . Physician and Burgeon. No. 511 Mad Moot. Memo. Cassia, Brewer, Waterman Palmer W. W. WII. oat W. 11. Wnnanne Mame= 1.411, .1. IL Wallin, D. 2.. 4. 4 .7""tr.reigttg L igiti w tn, B ip_lN.ll2lr. , „to D. D. ',Megaton. Jobs 'night, W. W e .thet. M. Y. gat.. 0. Ormsby 1.73.14:nd Leather and Max Belting. EATBER BELTS, coppar mita; also, g g Pl. Boiling Nor Minato:9. ogling and mule tot.- 4er, t 319 Liberty at, Pitniburiih. sitar.3girl W.W. WALLARDI !)LAIN BLACK BILKS—MURPHY A • BURCIIIINLD bap Jost opined • farther Frivol,' of ooOottor Moot Oats for Mandl'u eadDrooree. ond hoodoo= Styles of Irsoor Draw OHO. la Woad Priors: Malty Dana". Montle{ 14.1irtn• est style Jaw wet sod Mullin Bona. Breakton lbllsM vorr.:durLP. Mark Lao /41at.noo. of M. wic= o ; l " l " . r e ' . . 4 .4 " 'DOS LINSEED OIL-18 bbls. parS just 7eo'd and *a We ea !MDT. EfErat7LEMOll. =aim No. 116 Vesoad az. ELIESE-223 bee prime new . Cheese; oeruuoi ° an. vim WATKR--Kedzia Bain Water 1.11- t...-21111 Is the moat celebrated gltatar now in an. warranted Co gh• good aattiniarton.. Call and see • Ili)LdtEdOßLUbilit - • ' 12341.603 let':JAW . sewn •••• • • BE3 bylfolattiDlSPB. 'MANS la "IS car Word WI WM. ob.. DOT Ali-10 casks pure just reca s and Dr Ws ter • atyli bIeCILNDLred. NUM it CO. PS-4 bsles just reed sad for sale by AteOANDISBEL INZANd /WO.- Axu-1.0 kepi NO -- junt'rea'd sad far isle •rayli . MeOAMISBS. MUM ♦ CO. bbla No I.Lord for solo.ly i. 713 AreCIILLB A ROIL nAOON-4, ir 10 Co Mee. make Moulders, 15 do Boma. rarn McOIII.4pItIIOH. ACHERAL;-10 bbls„ Atedicun No .1 ,ldatiebystta innecikra, tn . silo Si . • ilfeetLlS It ROI SPRINWIELD FORNAOZ PlalßON— uotuulatT Inuit and Igo D . 4r, yali. try ' ste.34,fi a Stalt.' • TRANSPARENT - A l -01,0 f 32,600 74110neet sad UM or dithzent vidtba, Ito 4 triztoir itit aa hut reed-Mon one nuonatatoey , an4jhe , ash, at UsaINI on Wiegman.. 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