THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
9. IL pRIVINOLLL 6 00.15 ADPERTLEING AGENCY
121, Mawr =um Nay lromg.
Ana No. lu. fece.estreet, Tog..
P. & Ou, are Au-eau far the mart Influential and Weald
reulatlng untuneridel Pacer. both ttte Uniteit States
lad the Canada).
.•
ng_l3VlB for 1868. L ma A, BELT PTA ra,, 9 and 11 Park Place,
w Toga, leteit• the attention of buyers from all
• toms unnsually lame stook of
SWISS, AEOLIS/I & AMERICAN STRAW
orxiDet ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, THIRMINCI9,
Inoluding ••cholas saeortment of PAITERN B 03! NETS,
Withtin rltheet etylea,
With a general amettniant of STRAW BONNETS and
HATS. of tha newest deehtne, all of which will be offered
at the loom : raw. IDE. FELT a HALL,
reih7.suPtoar 0 &IL Part Placa, N. York.
The British Plate .01ass Company.
nArrou [RAD. LAAc:Asruez ENGLA.III2.
W chorale for tho United States,
JOHN B. PLATT,
10 blartay Bane. New York-
E will be toned a full assortment
W F ro nts, Superior Pollehed Plate for Stone imd
Ilono, Show te. Also, Bough Glees from
ef. l . l—i' Westenl i o dL osto.uerr are retorted to tho Note State
Ilona rt Ohio, at Columbus, Iroleh L. lamed .4h th e
Plato Di of the Company. 13:kW/a:Arndt
_
ANDREW & JESUP,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
- -
Cotton and Woolen Slaohincry.
aam Anoints and Balers,
'martens .nd 141.1eni In Illanufachuvrf
No. 67 Pine St., Noir York.
n. IL—kgerita tbr the
* . WOODRUZY s BEAM IRON WOftlik,"
Stearn Engines and Boilers,
Exclusive Agency lo New York tor
...OW IL Ls L. MACLUNELLIIOI" , Olnahlotsta , Tool.
wat.ler
Rough's Patent Elastic Skirts..
FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay otroot,
Nen York.
UAW:ION—None Are genuine except they have th
Atop loran. natant- All nanonlnotareto and oollere In
;13.ring will be proneented SOCOPiiIIZ to lan. tolo2l-n
W. JACKSON & SOB.
ORATE AND FENDER MAKER,
t. 4.) FRONT,Yr. @ PUI) BROADWAY, NED FUCK.
ZAIRBANK'S PLATFORM SCALES.
FIRE undersigned having been appointed
ALES,Agent. for the ea t of these celebrated
ALES, men ufacturei b the original Inventor.
E. & I'. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
nespeclfray invite attention of the buainsee eunfatusitY
to the 'verb:city of these Sale. ovez all °dada
There bodes have been antdected to the SEV7SHEST
rzrr on a/l the principal Railroad. In the Drifted Stater
of England. and in every branch of business throughout
he world ; and their uniforms eocuracy and great durabili
ty have gained fur theca the reputation of feting THE
NrANDAED IiO.V 'PLUMY T HERE Cdfi BE HO
APPEAL.
wer - aia_prapared to orders for Llountar, Potable,}Jarman; Rolling Mill, Hay, Coal. Railroad and Canal
4eales, al sta.kfrrrrrr prices. IlUliticir WELL%
No. 82.5 Libarty street, I.kroamereial Ro,
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY.
trUPIIIINStn MASSY
BIGELONF & CO.,
(ummon to IL AL Mosley,
tint No . ,
DIAMOND 46
LLXI. tint
mar Mood et.
Pittsburgh, Penna.
I 10ACIIES, CIABAIAGES, PILETONS,
.12,V=tir.,Thar,f2Pg;%,!=t;
t rau= l l6,...ll= , er nulsh. ea o enrcroenehly
siren ...at warranted.
L. proms.
Co..
WHOLESALE GRo 0 ERS.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS mr
Pittsburgh Manufactured Arthues,
No. 219 Liberty street, corn, of /IV*
r 9 PITTEIDOHO LI. PA.
Ltl .. —JAB. L. MOW
ilytiaies%
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
BOAT FURNISHERS;
DEALERS 'IN
Produce and Pittsburgh Manufattares,
No. 141 Water Street,
vor
mrte .11V2 7 / 1 . PEN.N.I
PAINTER .
LONG & LANE,
ROUSE AND SIGN •PAINTERS.
.o"C). T 7 (01d.Phd Rs Ituaditv) TIITBD STE 7-67,
(Between Wood and Market Streets.)
All ordure promptly attendod to.
lea.Shrn• oxoonted In a onmior otdia. oyba7-u
SW. Kam.
ROBINSON, /EDITS ec MILLERS
FOUNDERS AND ENGINE BUILDERS,
and Ilanttfneturentotall tleacriptions 11111 Cooling,,
Gearing, to.. to.
Mao, No. '2l _Market stmt. between Fleet and neeond
antes. ieablyd•
Watches and Jewelry.
ERN M. ROBERTS, 16 sth
t, Is now teeming assentire Clem
of Gold and Nave. Patent Lena, OP-6
Annbor and Leen,* Watalnsa, In even
slut tnalstingeastasottlasmoet celebrated
English and Pallas snannlarturn :s..
Gold Usetra..Vest and Pon ittaLne, Beals, -
He" allnlatare Cues, Breeelets. Geld
. .
Pam and Cue a. Tooth Pmts. huvy. phsho, Set and
Bas.l,l4gft Mugs, Breast Noe. Ear Rings. Cuff Ma;
IStrk cdo Neese In G., Gold aud Ell Specteclee, Silver
and
Plated Spoon.. }Snivel sod Fork., Jer. Coral •nd Fano.
Goods.
pri Also. • large mock of the beet Braes Clocks. at
all m.
The above etock has town purchased direct fro= the
Yeats= blanufactortes, end selected •Ith great earn for
the cowl trader and will be mad at e on
advance cu
Goer-
• •
Wateh..Oianl;eand Jewelry rendre]; Gilding and En
graving executed In tbe beet tame. and Ulmer Ware
and Jewelry reeds to order, J.. 11. ROBERTS,
EMI et. near Market.
8. N. WICKERSIL&M,
Air lIOLE SALE AN D RETAIL
IMIUGGIAT. No. 2.81 Liberty Etter t, Brad of
Wood, Aitt burgh. P.., al- aye keep, on hand end
for de Mgeneral and emirff% earmtment of Dlllla.
Pal_nty Oils. e Stu Window ON. of all
kinds, Putty. Palomar?, &tent and Proprietary Medi
cines, ate.
To toy old tdonde and onstomora—liavinn sold ant my
Drug litare In Baltimore, and retnrued to this city, and
knight oat the Drug Ketabliahment of Mr. Joel Mohler,
No. 2LI Liberty street. 1 shall b. happy to 7.47 .7' old
hiendsor tbe custom. of Mr. blohler, and shall nano
no pains to please them with and they mam . at in
my line of bnatoses. B. N. WICK 24 EE Liberty S
datir No. 1 st.
Valuable Real Rotate for Sale.
47 for sale the two throe story brick
beams at
and
&th east corner of Penn and Hand
N 06.271 and 373 Penn etnet The lots are =oh
&bent feet on Penn street by 00 feet In depth. The
buildings are substantial and ha» stone front..
I aka. offer the Parer three story brick dwelling home.
es the seat side of /land 'treat. Nos. BA 37. J. and 41
each home being about 13 feet S blebs. In Pont by atone
00 feet In depth.
The above homes wfllbe sold separately. together, and
at low ream A. small matt payment will be required end
• reasonable time given far the payment of the balance.
Al a spg . ti IL B. WIL LNS
N ,
o.lAttorney
Fourth st at Lew.
37 reet.
St. Clair Street Property for Bale.
Vblell Authorized to Bell on very reasoner
terms. an one or all of those fate three dory
dendling home. on the wederly dd. of Bt. Clair
died, bdng
sad t om
bs
2n. 22. 24. 21. and 1.11. between
Penn stmet .d the old Ailed:way bridge._ Them homes
a•WO imitable for stores and dwelling. and me situated lo
good locality. The tote sr. eseb. 18 feet in front by 110
feet In depth to an alley ten feet wide.
• moderato cash payment will be required. and the bal
ance allowed to remain for a resoinehle time mewed by
.be bond and m Vir feg t e b iTi WrAr r oMe A T ;P ast.
relb.tf No. 1 2 1 goon ' th street.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WHOLESALE AND 13 ETAIL.
rreubsetiber respectfully C3llll the at
tieTUon of his friends and the nubile awaerallY,to
masdluatlon or Ws extend. stock of Boots and etsawa
rust received nom the New Berland Manufacturers, to
ZAjt;rl4 r„ftratrz 4a that=lT.llll:.'. tail
mt,ertal; works...tap and of the latest styles'.
In °relate' snit omantry Laden assd those who wish to
get good custom male 11 . 01% ha =gantlet's:es and keeps
constantly on hand a ecnaplets stwk of Mau'. mod
Roots and ldrogene,.9oes and Youth's Brogans, Ladles
Boots and Buskins, add }Seem Boots, which he wan nothlog ants.
in raferenre ;dem he 0.1 say nsore.
than that be hi going tothe
to sell as chomp. any other like es.
tebtlehinsat in the en).
Thankful k.tb. 'Mad patrol:lnv herstaforerecelred be
solicits Author taeora sail from Ms long ha
badness he fed confide.* that he is able to re general
satlefaetion• 8913 14 sso3 es Market et. between ldarkathouse • et.
BURCHFIELD.RPHY & B
DRS IN
Silks and Ladiek Drw Goods generally,
CLOAKS, TALMAS & SHAWLS,
EMBROIDERIES AND STAPLE GOODS,
• For Family UBO.
dep A a t u m ti m s j li o s s 0
s l p 4
i a v n e d w ll ort g ai a sna l owal o m r
k th * e .
abet
rlimiAt corms dtb an
Market 5ta..119,
• Stoves, Fenders and Fire Irons.
I RON OITY STOVE WAREHOUSE. No.
■ IN Wad Meet. As the season km arrivedhich
Lethal Into twe the shore =mod artkel c m we wou ld
rite the stleatkne ail:meet ea nit In our line
toentioa dew meek, wWeh 1 . 011 end eom•
elate. We are detemolned to eel as low ee the lowest In
the &les. Remember the Oboe. No. 134 Woad street.
cob T. J. CRAM /k
• linconesor to .1. Beradollsr.
WILLIAM NITWIELTREE, Jr.,
Rectifying Distiller and Wine and Liquor
-MERCHANT,
No. 2XI Lamaly Street, /ylabsovh. ado ly
iN. FRAZIER, formerly a resident. of
outamsb.ma.cirtoino. will les. hr. to • kw
s for the Connell Bluff, cud Sloux City Land Metric..
Copltalloto and caw. harine money to inr.K. or wee
r...to lout*, otwo ha. their MOMS 12.1tbr011y aadi
promptly &Worded to. by aullog on him at the ft= roam
H. 1.17.9 1 u 78 Market W.I. (roar 9 A. M. to
=m
John Alozonder, hlench ma
sAL 8 1 . 91797 ra PUt B b 7 allbil i •
Baoluns dm A. Cameron. ashler. e•
etudes 800 L. Allowlorzin John ilemiumsecountach
jar.
SCOTT Dentist, Fawn street;
• thy Eloceivest of Market. Moe how es i p.l7;
ratt i a l a.z a to
Isle
ißem.
E. SELLERS &oval CO., Wholesale Drug
weugt.kar: itamovtd i tat grp and bAnd r.
allltonden, mad •/1 ds•I•r• in Drugly_P•l•l/. V•r"
/01.. will find • Luz. •nd w•U relected Mock.
Pdes• low. Goods Inktralltsd. oei
E v ßenzunraL
EN Hannfootozor of ovary var
day of FIALA BOMZSand RINDOAULABIS.
Pastor Wino sad CUM Boit/aa. Daniliahns sad
/rant Olanta wrary-Taxiety. Womb:ma
VBac*. and 193 and 1.58. fly Pittabarati.
Pima. snb2a
New tdon Tub and BnoketFactonet.
pith enbecribere continue to manufactuse
a. =cull Reldiabjtveka:s Tutu. Realm. Zane Waste'
bawds and Winter's Want WeesbberJatarbtas_a _
&dare nienently attended to. WALD wnsIVI.
-
Steam Engines and Enders.
NOINES, with tho latest improvements,
inusantsa best Quality. on band Rants& to maw.
kg fonts best Juniata leollasukle on slant notion
- 011:4 with deesstebne IV ,W. 619 MORI W , Rest, tea.
hone
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
FOSEPH S.& A. P. MORRISON. Attar
tr. aard at Lae. Mao lie, 143 Wourth alreet, bets,en
¢llliffelit sad Grant. littelargh. Pa MYW
RROBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at f L i a . Nr,
ItOBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
non= of PM and Grant otroetttotwita tbe Court
onso dont. Pttaborah. ntr/4-Y63
JAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, °Erica
fourth Kre.t. mar Grant, Pittsburgh. ja1b.,117
AGENCIES.
Michigan General Commission and Collec
tion Agency Office,
POO the collection of Home and Foreign
Mermatil• and all other Money Malmo, in Mallsan
and adjacent Kates, Investment and Payment of Moneys,
Payment of Taw. Purchase and Bale of Real mete mid
Mocha and Inane ea Agents.
PELTIER rk ANDERSON, Detroit, Midas..
ittjleertouinPdtentryS—Mecarsill•lllCT Itahm, Dank.
ann
at Wh itss. 00., thmette Omer. Lemerm, fitenart Cm,
Mereh
MM!3=II;IiME
WM. A, IRWIN'S
111 EAL ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87 Fron •
' 4 l4 4 . 3 llr,'&:7%:=Viggja.ri
au2l-tf
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
Stock, alase and BM Broker, Me N. 42
rth etreet, above Wood. Baldness promptly attended
to. ty&dly
SAMUEL MARSIIELL, Secretary OW-
L) ass.. Imprensa Comrany, 94'Watra street
FM. GORDON, Secretary Western Insu
• 111.14 , 11 Co.. e 7 Wet. etreet
GARDINERCOFFIN, Agent for Franklin
or r 7 InstrTne Company. nortb-eest comer of Wood
and sh
T) A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
ll. • told Insurance OOMPLOY. 42 Water street
DRUGG ISTS
ken 111.2211 ruartta
FLEXING BROTERRB,
Din=doa vo r. =no • CC.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
NO. CO WOOD STREIT,
PirTNIURGH, 1J-
Pills.Proprlatora of Dr. Idlanes celebrated Yennifugs LIT
an.
OLIN HAFT, Jr., (eneoeseor to Jea..lllThif
lerj Wbol•sals uld R•tall Druggist nod Dealer in
Lona 1778•717d5. as, corner Wood and Ilath stnnlts.
Pittsburgh. tirßeanlar Aping for Dr. Ford's 21•11.1eina
non
OLIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
ffDrcurs, Palntet 011 s. 9 ara7dus and Dye. nods, No. 298
rei
stmt, Plttabnrsh. ptttstalo
sir Agent for Pane nera • a ilyrtp. mar 2447
4.. A . FAHNESTOCK & CO. Wholesale
• .z Tud=ta ... ..d ID:1 . XV 111.111
end , 07 . tt . 1 ta Lead
txastq t;itet
bur carb7
it E. SELLERS, Wholosalo Doaler in
IftVwood Erurt.Vittebtruh. Gmir V ir d'h tt. Prii'"
.... .....
LRAIIN & REITER, Wholesale 4t Retail
=rids. corner of Liberty .d Pt. oQ.t.
SCHOONBLiKER & CO., Wholesale
J . Druggisita, No. 24, Wood street, Pittsburgh.
AOSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L. Wiloox
CO., corned Markot lamed and Diamond—Rasp eon.
Meditly on band • full and complete sosortmeut of Drugs.
cines, Medici. Chetta, Peen:more, and all articiai
pertaining to his business.
bO Phyoldana prmeripticno carefully oompt .led at all
urs.Joly
COMMISSION &C.
l I RUN/ H th . ) gfagEffON
MERORA~NTS,
Wool, Rides. Floor, Bacon, Lard, k Lard Oil
ANI) PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 76 Plater St., Pittsburgh. Pa.
ion Plt Wear. WellsrlV, Ohio.
n nanct &Co— • Id Martin, ••
E D Janin,CasnreltDep Bk. Hee. & Elerztlr.n,
.eh & Plt.burgh. harslet. Ecnbll & Guretnen.
Jossph 111 Elder, at Lona.. Phil..
Them. & Greiner. Paniters, Rolm. & Oonn.D, sanclithL
Salem. Ohio. 4 D Bullock &Oa-.
fellyd
JNO. .............
LATC. OF
Hanaptims. Eoffman k Koons. Th.a.
te , llo:6 7 :l:tirl
FLOUR FACTORS,
General Produce Commission Merchants,
No 47 1174/ - 91 WU,rtrel 411.11 95 N. Th944...V., belt. Rac
PAILM)ELPIIIA.
Bagger. We...lewd &Co, D Lamer • U• Co. U.
Garrett. kis:Mu 6 tki, '• A D gldArek CO.
Wood • Olrer, " Tweed t Mblar '-
Biter, Pries it 00. •• Yordiek t Footle, ••
Caleb MP. • Cot " Morrow • Dottier. "
Truitt. brother • Co. " Jtl Charon wetb &Co"
BiTuor itenixedy t Co.. Pittab'r... Wilroartb A Co, Piryit
Dagalay,Co g ova tr Uo. HMI Liugort, •
W. Ma " Watt ••
a r
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merchants grurendlr.
1114,1 bud
IEgMUM
FLOUR, GRAIN ANI) PRODUCE.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
No. 114 Second at., Pittsburgh, Pa.
J. 1, 'Erecdl7ll•l2
SPRINGER JEIABBALJGH,
MMISSION Mt.:RUELANT, •
Dealer 11:1 Wool, Provisions & Produce generally.
NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
I==l
ATVPELL, LEE & CO.,
W HOLES AT ;E: GROCERS.
Produce & Commission Merchants,
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES,
N. S Wood U., bintZten Wetter and Wrest in
ADIS PIITEI6OIIO Lt.
DAVID C. HERBST.
Flour, Produce, Provision and Commission
MERCHANT,
No Ort Liberty med. comma, Hems.
Pittsburgh,
11. IVES his attention to the saw of Flonr,
Afi Pork, Buoy, Lard, Ch
Buoy. Galin. Mid
'allotted. ea -Jr
1: 13 JoN1V/ 0 : 11 ;01
(lato of the firm of king k Moorhead,)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
[MILER IN PIG RETIE AND Bpoits.
No. 76 Water street, below Market,
KO ITTTIMIALOIL PrSNA.
A. A. HARDY,
MlLL%StrAND *4 l•olftirl MIGILAN 7;
Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis
RAILROAD,
No.Bo Water st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
oao.lto
J. W. Bi
E.:YARDING COMMISSIdN MEP,
CHANTS and Dealers In all kinds el' Pittsburgh Mare
Article., lewd Pipe and Ellest Lad. Na. PT /Lest
Iltroet. Pittslossats. aul3-110.64
B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
4, l z ,r ategor . = =gam Merchant, and Mugs
Butter, Put and
Peas) Minolta& Weetarn ProduPee r
.' w•Le4
stmt.
between limlthdeld ILIIO Wcod.,
MOWUTr tams.
(Lets arm Uobboo,Llttle I Co.)
ri SL
LITTLE fa CO., Wholesale Grocers,
g Produce sad Cumntlesiou lderchants, and Deem 1n
Nabors.. glsuntectures, No. 112 Monaoenrss, street, Pigs.
Na .1.12720
CHYME WAREHOUSE-LIENEY IL
COLLIN& Vonnzdlag and Ckaangulon 6.lwasnt,
I l
OBLAS PALMER, Import Pape er
r, and Dealer
itrmhanch and eean Wall NI, 65
t, between Tklrd an te d ;fourth street, rittaburgh. kit
rohs+6B
DRY GOODS.
JuSEPH HORNE & 00.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
TRIMMINGS,
smagoLDNRIZA 11087ERT caoFda
Fancy Ooods, &a,
N o . Tr Serrketri, bet. 4th and Ns Massorsd.
titir Wats for Brsdlrrs Yams. 50h19.17
M
A CO do 10m40144..0. • CC, N. TOM.
. SLUA A. MASON & 00.,Wholesale and Retail
Am g e n urg n ush. PLIE7 and nage Dry Goods. 211 Fifth
•UV, Pitts
KsaORPHY k BUBOIIFIELD, Wholama°
d Retail Dry . Goads klathants, awn= Math
kot steeds Pl=trarah.
•
Removal! Removal! Removal!
ROZUNSON A 00.-1.10. 23. 11579 87RISET.
•
AVING Removed our Store to No. 23,
rOth Zwt. torn door to A. A. Mona Co.) , re are
vote pmpu• to exhlldt one of Quo largest 13tocks of Ito.
portal and American Oaryetlno, and Oil Cloths In Ws
tnarlAL In our assortment obe found
•
BVlelvet
tra Brussels tAt
Tapestry. Flrnssels
Impaial nal 8=71r1 r. 61a . C.M4
Pot.mt Tspeifty Ingrain tin=
Stl=attllgl i level tinn. tin=
together with lkotedi Ptatds. raltloy., Draspetlng; sad
Jaw priced Curig. of all dern1vt1.04..1... RugN
,ft,cllsh Mop, /Malt Hods, Bindings, Piano
exld Table own% tar 011 Cklttt, Window Madre, BM!
lloWade Gram cal Cloths, C
AN.
&a Also, • larva Ronk
of FLOW 11i Clothai teem 8 to Meliet ride of all mice& WI
OF JIMA erlltto , Feld attire lower meth tole
GEOI E. ARNOLD /6al
'MEW IN ICSOIMM, DANK NOM to
M. 14 OVIENA Nred.osvatto Bonk 4/
as rr
AllTrainelettozu at aioatllbendratal.or
Plaster, Cement and Grind-Stones.
10ILASTEIL for Land add Stucco Work; Co
ti.,cugottter Cle.nl: 7 t a Pnbai r ar t r n i r tini Stow, al
an beast 819 LI 7 w w wAtuum
atunal
p.
P. MARSHALL &
the CO., Importer.
. 1.m.. W • WI Mains in
aba~sad Alzusicen Auer
2..
ST Wood stmt.
rc=Agents Ibr eels
nsrt • eks. Po%
ODINE-60 oss for Belo by
lase, solutrULLl=ar,
SBURGH
BANKERS AND BROKERS
13ANKINGt ) , HOUS
JOHN T. HOGG:
BEDFORD - EZIWORD
EOIIERSIO, I.O3IERSET (Xl.,
MOUNT Pt.raSANT. WESIMORE'D 00.
CONN ELLSVILLK. TAYETTN
UNIONTOWN
ItIit)TINSVILLE.
NEW BRIGIITON, BEAVER
Depodts received, Discounts mad*, Drat. bon,
and collected, Bank Note. and Specie bought
Stocks, Notes asul other Securities bought and
comitlasion. Oorrespondene• end aullectious solle•
ALLOW Cam.
ki:RAMER .. & feril7l7, '" lran — kere a " nd Fa
obenge Brokers. Bur and sell Gold and Mar and
t it Notes, twiatlate loans Non Baudt l .ale . or s litoek Been.
n antWiTt. Buy and d eell l GG ( i ) ekeon CounnlerloT. o tiollee!
tions made on all volute in tne Union. Moe earner of
Third and Wood etrecteoltreetly oppoelte the Bt. Charles
Hotel. apt =71.17
NllOlM - FS & SON, Dealere in Foreign
e and Drawn° Mlle or Bit:Stange, Certificate. of De.
mig,.neee ratg l oW El= Na. r u hr tha ho:=
, P , t i t i tz
throughout the United Etats.
aANUFACTURING.
.4 J. MIXILI2O,-.3. C. C1110113A416.J1. C. tt.B.-11 D. WOODWARD
AMERICAN
- -
PAPEt MACHE
ACC ICING COMPANY.
No. 78 Second st.., Pittsburgh, Pa.
ANUFACTURERS of Papier Macho
Ornaments for Chumbea nom.. Steamboats, snips. Planar and Picture names. Window and Door Meads,
Bracletn, Trussea Cornice., Ventilator. and Centre Pier.
for Calling, lloaettees and Moulding. of emery dasarlotion,
also and &plan. Cowan and warranted more durable
than any other article no. in nee.
23-Orders executed on the .honest notice.
N. D.—Attention of Steamboat Widen la •Irpeolally dl
rented to thin article, on amount of lta light norght.
CUMMINS, TUNAS
No. 788exond at.. bet. Wood a Market ata.
Prrmanana
cf 10•419 03.11011 ISMISIDOB
UNION FOUNDRY,
NI tenet!, Herron & Co.
sDrILL continuo the business of the Union
k r&d . r . r l ,4t L t i ll b e . r4 :Land of PENNOCK, aIITOII.
They viiimannfacturs as usual. • 1.10 nod srsoe7 4l
assortment al 11AlfTINI/8, eon:wising!
Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens,
•
MANTLE
AND 1,aL013
GRATES, MANTLE KITCILEN GRATES,
Halloo Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons, Bad Iron*,
Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points,
Mill and Machinery Castings generally,
And GAS and WATER PIPES at 1 Sizes
IRON @ NAILS OF " RIE BEST BRANDS,
Shovels, Spades, Picks, &c., of which 1 , 111 bo sold at manntianretf Woe.
Penn Cotton Mills, Pittalrargh.
ENNEDY, CHILDS dc CO.. Mannino
DI tuners of
A No-1 heavy 4-4 need:lnc
Plirpet Cbaln of 01l colon and shaded
Ootton Twiner
• • Oo
" Plough Linea and Bun Isom
•• Rope dal eines and descriptions
Batting.
mr-Order* left at the Cinedware Ran of Logan. Wilma
& Co.. 171 Wood s t reet.nill bare attention. lam,
11.1.11.11111
-MUD.. EMIL
- WIT Li AM BARNHILL &
61 Penn et., below Marburg, Pittsburgh, Pa.
QTEAId BOILER MAKERS and SHEET
tawi WORKERS, Manufactianos of Barnhill'. P.t.
eat Solidi., Locoinotito. Slued and Cyllud. Bolin* Chia
Mnum Braftbeagp pod, pea. cirsgoLtdensors, Salt
tuni= grirau . ann 4 Viaduct him, do. at
the 'honest mak.. ALI order* from a Ind.,. promptly
•ttended to. ien
Hats and Oapa.
& I WILSON & SON keep constantly on
band ean7 dearmirtlon and assay of Hats and
pa, both wholesale and rotalL •
Thom deals:as • nest
Inehlonable lint or CAD. good and ermap, would do well to
aln us • call baba ourchardna elm:whom nolrmi
LW. WOODWELL, Wholoaale and Retail
Iffsoutoct.er and Pool. In Cal:dust Ware, No. ILI
GROCERS.
Shriver 6; Dilworth,
WIIOLESALE GROCERS,
Nos, 130 k, 132 Second Street,
Wend and 6z4Meld) P7ITSSCROti.
MONTROSE MITOHELTREE,
Wholesale Grocer and General Merchant,
Ra an Lsbarty bbvet. tj UtAirgA.
SMITH, AIR & HUNTER,
WROLESALE fIROCERS,
12^ Second and 151 Front street,
11:75BURCII, l A.
_ _ _
Wallace & Gardiner,
r.n0iE.74.z.6 o NALIH! , 1J
. . . .
Flour, Provisions end Produce Generally,
NO.M L.LBERTS ET 1.1841
COSORAVE CO., Whole.
LP do droner. 18 and 10 Wand attent. Pittabarsh.
810-1,
CULBERTSON, Who!mall wooer and
• Cosmixems Marchant, Dealer In ft...duces:o Pitts
Manufactured Artkirs. 191• lawny Aran. Pitts
bargb.
tom
GUN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocers
and Com mission 31a rebant', No. 173 Wood wed 23. Lib.
street. Yittabbrith. 1.16
toszwr MOORE, Wholesale Grocer,
Dealer In Crab:lna PittaburEl3 Manufactures, and all
k i ln •of Parable tad Notne"tin Wt nea and Liquor', No. 316
Liberty staort. On Eland a very Wits Stook of nipeeinr
old Ildwenturabois Whlakay, watch 143 1. rols low tar matt
IicCtIuNDLESS MEANS & CO., (succes
sors to Wiek IleGandlela,) Wltuticsala firoarni.
rsln Iron. Nalla,o l / 6 "bOottonllParna, and Pitteburuti
Manufactures ronerWly. of Wood •ted Waear
H su
rittatnirab SO
tom, rtaru-............5u D. arolu-.......—wains a. Lox
a'GILLS & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
Commlaglon 31orebanta. N 0.104 Liberty street Mt.
.k)LIERT DALZELL & CO., Wholesale
OlooArs, Commlealon idar2uste, Dem.h. lo Proclao•
andNatraggh. etsbargb kfaardnaures. No. 712 Liberty West.
PI
1 &ILIAD DICKEY Et CO., Wholesale Oro
ift,l67.rd°72.—u4t7l.lrll.l%b`' P".l" '
') AGALEY, WOODWARD & CO., Whole-
Ws Groom. No.ill Marks% rtne..llllladabilb
BOOKSELLERS &C.
Fi C. COCHRANE, (sacceosor to S. Sod
irbolosalo and Rotall Dralarin Ikaito, Station •
err Lod
Mrs,llanitioga lodlrrol 'treat, 6th door Z. X, o
Alorkst. Allooorry, Pa.
LOAN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
tham, incomor to Davison a Agnew, No. 0 ltdarhat
0, near Fourth, Pittabureb. Pa.
KA . .L . k. CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
No. NS Wood Street, next door to the comer of Third.
Pa. Soh.' and tan lento...tautly on hand
JL. READ, Bookeeller and Stationer, No.
• 75 north street. Apollo BuNdlora.
MUSIC. &C.
John IL Mellor,
No. 81 WOOD STREET, between Diamond
Allay and fourth dtrnet, /MIT iwa for °RICKER
a BONS' inoston) PIA • • 0 ES, MASON A HAM-
IdODZL MELODY:On and OMAN HARMON!.
Ulla, wd dealer In Idneloand Mwlea Good.. {.23
• B. Bieber & Bro.,
vo. 03 FIFTH ST., Sign of the Golden
Rao, Bole Amer for NI/NNEI At WARR'S New
ta,_usnivalled Orand and Rowers DIANOB. and OAID
HART* NERDLIANDd (hawing MILO/MONS and OR/JAN
lIAILOONIUSIR Dealers in MEMO and Musks] Metro.
means foe
Charlotte Blame,
MAIII7FACTURER and Dealer in Piano
arta. and Importer of made and inuninal Install*
mote. 8010 agent forth. ILIAAIDUIIO PIANOS. an , fbr
BALLET, DAVID 00:8 flootonPlanos, with and with
out /Woken Attaetunent. myl3 Ile Wood .t.
ilf 4 IL PIAGET, No. 271.2 Fifth et.,
a between Wo:d and Market, Lianufacturrar
o welry of ever/ demolptlon and of Plated
Ware of end weight of c renato Al/10 , deals, to • • es.
"w Un .l ageol We. Wi enoario " ea u"' ran d
to milt those polo "' cs who I' M ' ae o tristi to ." •elect the articles
awl to betel& scillared to pattimdar weight
P. V. YILLIANL InSteme We frinend patrons thrat
be has }doted hhoue f to L 11. P I AO ET to undertake
whatever relates to the Wenn deportment in the stove
mentioned establishment. It. hopes that hie well known
eompetanci in dole line will secure the patronage of thee.
IrnO•teseh tome importance to the conectness and preen.
Tattoo centrals Waxen. an7C2ead
s e. PALL—............. 1•1110 CALDWELL
. .
REMOVAL
Valley Forge Plow Works.
J. S. /k SPEER
AVE REMOVED to tOo &at story of
II that large and toromodkniiel Warehouse, oorrter of
alley and Liberty stmt. where they hare °piped
so amortinent of their West improved and highly appm••
ed Pl4OWd , sod would Invite the attention or Yannere
sod Traders to call and eutoine theirnet, Iron Cantle.
Matte, Patent Loser. old., riot, 8011, Double PALI,
Outten, &war, ant erery dweiptlon of Plow,. plow
Mots, Outings, to.ecosuleoted wltb Use trade.
skerif
Ni. DE LANGE,
DEALER IN
HIDES, LEATHER & OILS,
233 LIBERTY sr.. cmpoete Olt Ready Wood.
A full monniment of
Lioyt's Leather Bolting and Oils,
For Illiaiinnry and Coal Can, alrayo on baud.
&DWI yd
Hugh Ward Property for Sale.
- I WILL SELL on reasonable ton= end
mrmou. nro Loin. corner of Penn and C.%rroll sta.,
concede aild. Labia' oftioe. They are
ed for private raddeuoes. R.edroroolr eltuat.
Ala, three LOS'S, corner of Liberty and Baldwin err.. 25
feet front sae. They are oaloolated for either meting
boarding houses or for eual depot—for coal brought by Um
Nana, or the llonneterlUe Railroads.
Also. arreu 1.0113,. earner of Butler and Wilkins ota,
opposite the oplendid improvement, Foundry, Se,. °rpm.
nook fart Th ey are mall located ter lb toartufaotColr or
to erect beard/n bones on, fbr the kundrads of Ineoban •
ico of that neigh & APPII to
fieSadtf JAMBS B. 110 ROAN , 113 Ilbertr
To Mlll Owners,
ERENCII BURR ati Laurel Mill
gitan.wryol w t.lnir Cloths. 11111 Bplndla., BM C Irons.
Proof dei r t= og l ; o
and md. to ordst.st 31.0 Wert, st.,___Plttsbargh.
nOrretarod W. W.
wax .
AC
bell-neatang and Actx Irons;
Subsoribor.having purchased the ex
-0 dal= ot
e. p liri = a i le u trr r aga t rt
sitansivalt snowed to clannlhettring the sum In ton
Mti"lwith th• sham he ken* coastal:4lr on hind
ntryrooms. Mall It.. Morn* ' Anch o r 00 ttec
Works, ...11
Kl att
x isma a the common Tabor
sad INiA Inv*. b. mutat rwnwettolir bait* Um!
a %V; I h V. e 6b4=azgaltinftl'
NEW YOBS ADVERTISE:MM.
holm MULLIN, PIESCIIILS,()WEN
N• 1113.11.01 Mriankura Una& M. 440 Browtyray.
Nog TOrk.
A. AB.HOUX & SON
mER 4 OI - IANT'TAILOFts,
661 BROADWAY rIKW YORK.
rill:ff. late firm ocA. , k 43. A. Arnoux hair
` the been dissolved nu the Ist Unit, A. Anions, the
thunder o.„thecrlitinal frm, baa panda. with himself
his eon WILLIAM. ( • leo el ttie iata Amu) for the purpose
of continulnit buidnee. aa Merchant Tailor.. Tira, h a ,
taken the eters No 5f7 Broad...ay. between the AL Slum.
I. • and Metropolitan Moods: l MM the/ here met 0c....a
a he pelmet fine amortment of Cloths, Otalitieres and ifeetings of
t styles.
(Mr cruet... are mamma f o r ty our Mtn be ta en
hance the reputation ettleh yeare of attention ta
huskier, hoe enured for the nuke Mink, Cud th a t our
constant mire will be to have every garnr o ul ihad . up in
manner that, for etrie and earkmanablp. cannot be our.
passed. raratklmt •
Sewihg Machine Spool Cotton.
ORBS & biAMAIIGIIPS
superior Improved 014 Cord WO Yards
Spool Cottoki Thread,
WARRANTED Cord No. GO incl us i ve.
V V being W Nos. above other Thread mold as 0 Oerd:
Ocrd 10 No 60 112olusivr 10 Sires übor e ot t u .,
Card from No. PO to No. 130.
pr
p er er " Vd b ir t ro h :r " Tb reeeo Jost rattle.' utd for We by the
cam of 100 dm, or packages of fOOdna. by
ALBXBRDIR KNOX..
No. Pine Street, New York,
°Guerra •irent fire ORRB IdAUSAUGar. Memo, am.
pies for trial give:thee to bayere.
GEORGE wraiffsrAilit,
Mora'haat Tailor,
SIS Broadway, eISPOILIIO OIL Nlchelan Lionel
ylea=v VZW.IO R K,
New York Corn Exchange.
BAG MANUFA CTOR Y.
125 and 127 Broad Sinai
B. E. CLARK
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Bags and Bagging,
c)SNABURGS, Shootings, Duck, Flax and
Cotton Twins. to
tnem i zlr l, tai , .,.. dal sanDlled with Oran Bay
8"'
!MILT BAGS,
Designed and printed to order asyrerrly tor their are. Lai'
araortarnut of border. Is WY. and of ...tons dogs..
sod oar customers own bays nay matter they mar 'dab
put ln typo wlthont extra charge.
4a l Ilarchanta examloe oar stook of
FOIXCIIte Ulan, Ileartilcan of .11 tha
brands of Durk. dot 0017 TY Cranbury. hoary
Drill., Y
Pelt Factors mulled with bark I Cs., minted to ardor .
Provirion Calera awned with LID and Bret Day, Co..
ors. to, made of plain rr • - • cloth We !save new
,dosivis for startPlaSt. turkrfr
Paints, Oil 4 Glass,
Burning Fluid, Cam ne, Alcohol. &0.,
D 0 R R & ' A NN,
139ORKIEMICH EITIZIT, ( of Jaya NEW YORK.
near Modem RD. and Railroad Depote.
ARE now selling the a ye articles ) in et:in
.:Ws with • campleta
ti OU. Deurtes. Ghee. Ge =if Vf=l, l' 2
17rench and Anusican Zino Pu ' tr.. *O, 't
rims that
our great inductrumota to Deal and Cheennuer " s.
my:Ml=lde
For the 1,000,000.
t
U. S. PATENT MAR LE COMPANY,
90 Thompson s eat, N. Y.,
ANUFACTURERS FMARBLE MAN
TLY.S, TABIJI TOPS, LUM293. PEDESTALS.
Po ll . 1 1)! Sienna. Ilmeatel. and Mallen Marbles. Ttd.
article. lade. lea pm:am/lon Marble Dust. chemically
combined with mineral color.. se to be moulded into
any form end gator, bz which • le no b. manuface
lowed at Imo than /WI the root Of the common =Mortal.
while It ...la It In durability Leanly. Unlike M
ndr
ble lon and Plate, theme Is C o o Cortaro work. eh. ceps
running Into th e SILO of the testa!, witil• no veto
I. used to rise • temipentry Onabty to the mdface. Man
tle. ham S• toSUL Table Top; to, equally cheap
Right. for Um Maftufadur. dimd /Mt orgasm for the
different Mates, which will Intpre foment. returns to
them interesting therm...lmo, Intormation furnished on
PETRI RENNIE, P.M., or
"VVlrci to e. aie. NEW TORE..eztir, sail
. _
_ ....._ .
French Window Glue. ___
EDWARD P. DICKIE,
144 Chambers et, N. F.,
Two door. west of Hudson Rion RaltrOled DIVA
OFFERS to Dealers and Customers his cel
otaatid brim& of Fretich Window Gime on boors.
We Won., Partin wlahlniffirtformadon will he furnished
with prices on remipt of their withers Oboe out to eny
desired pattern. and racked Cm of chug, aoltird•
Umbrellas and Parasols.
JOHN I. SMI,
WHOLESALE MANUFA TH
CTURER,
234 & 235 Broadway, New York.
The most exult/aye in the world.
THE late fall in the price at materials, con
he.ostmint upon the Aringency of the mousy Markel,
enabled me ts manufacture lamely for the Ppd..
trade; and to offer to merchants. at vary low prima the
largmt and most complete amortment of
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
to be Wood in Europe or America. Merchant. MAU.
New Tot. to buy their anode, are rev... Wally limited to
oatl and examine the mock bean pmedbuirto.
N. li.--Pleese eat this nod net and pat it In your it.k. , t
Hook for reference. JOHN L•MITII, Mane ss-tures
tablll.ffradel
PIRET PREMIUM PIANO
. .
STEINWAY k SONS,
MAN IiII'ACTIRTHEItS sf Led MI Walker Strort.
onus asoroWin, strw You.
ATEOTFULLY the aF
minor, of th e pablio to tlwlr sidendid
storm:l)4,mnd Ando:mare pianos
which, Owvolume at tone, alaatlolty
tooth, beita of Onlah.in rhort rwory thing that modals
Piano aro untoarpamod. Tim? wore awarded th.
Find Pnmfnen Ihr both kind, In entapotltion with th.
moat dlatingulainod maw* Imo Dorton. hihiri t ioni,
Now York ard Ranh:nom
• -- • .
NEW TRIUMPIII-IVratrerev Noes have JUlli beet
.a ..1 the Flan ?resole. GOLD MEDAL (over all
emapetitore) et the late reit of the Manion Institute.
Crystal Palma for the Bear Plenelbrtee. ocle:th
Safety_Fuse. ----
MINING PURPOSES, and for JONI
ISO CIILBAJEa, la.th La WET .d DRY bleating.
o OUR dlVennat ALMA The COTTON and 111131 P FUER;
elm the MERLE end DOUBLE/ TAPE WATER YUtili.
Whonsfartztred and *e
GLENN PUTMAN,
R 3 Liberty et, NEW YORK
%If Orden promptly MIN tbr ell kind. of GUN POW
DER, of the moet eeptenreed breads. EDGY'S ICEIIIIII
- EIRE WORE& MUM BPUNALS , A.. . Ad
nold ANY
SOICIEFFE.LEI9,I3 D SOB. C 0. .--
13TORTILS •ND lALNIII3 IN
Drugs, Paints, Slit, Dyes, Perfumery, he.,
170 WILLIAM ST., New York,
INVITE the attention of the trade to their
lammand varied Moen of Drug, Palate. 011,. Perfume
ry. aga. he.
addltkoato than regular Importatione of Staple Drone,
they are alto reelrlaa, ditect from the warm. of produe.
non and 1131111LCZCSI" Plt plies of Tooth. Iletr and Nall
hnlahea r tr u re . , Cott.. Mortars. Bponea. French sad
ltonlbth cry. Lunin'e Natrarte, and men, ono. gr.
NeW =tally embeseedln Druggist.. stooks , which they
are also enabled to oder on the moat advantage.. term.
Orden, either to purllo2llor by mall, trill 1110.1,1/ prompt
attention. jelalys,
LILPORTANT
TO .110USEICREP61 . 3 .411 , D DEALER&
TUE HOPE MILS,
71 171=3,, wid T 1 Baluns inur, N. You,
Itogr .3.3, 4 Vistriel li trdect *4 l Nn. J
r 7r k
I" lbt.r. P7opriotors of this and .r"
known
COP. ICH AND sr ca LITABLIAIIMENr,
Oontlnne to pare U. but Plktrmaauttod .lineders to
nee. tor lleleloe Breed. Dlmult,Tu and other Caks., !,.
They dowe prepare bloatard. goo.. and many outer ard.
des of dear nee In ovary Omar. ehleh they offer upon the
most
enable terms. Mta.Logvits m
a t to d
Mealer, vwho lt. IL 41. I
N. ..!:hcr:i..z.n. eddied to Inquire for h ope itlW at.
balrlyd•
The Adams Empress Company.
Pinsbursh, Rochester and New Brighlon E.rinest.
ke Ult the especial accommodation of the
wan popnletion dons the line of the Ohio and Pena
ey rants Railroad, between Pittsburgh and New Brighton,
oboes Intimate balloon, sad natal relations flambe voeh
Ann. 7. The Adams !some Ceirotany bare made each
arrangement with the Railroad ae to suable them to put
• trusty 51eseingn• on the Acormulodation Troll:4lnm will
take a.m. of WI moped] arid business properly entreat.
ed to him. The Meesinger will hare.. lron Pale In the
o t r, gq• the &welt end be ter securit of Money,
. 1 1Very m endother Valuables, • He • • 111 leave N. . Brighton
by the orotog Train, remain in Pittsburgh and Alleghe
ny City during the any to attend to such anamiesions ere
may to entrusted to him, and return by the Evening
Tomo, with big Goods and Comodeslone executed. It will
be his dote to receive on Me op trip all parcels. pack/see.
order., money. go , *Rob .111 be delivered to the proper
•rtY , CoSte_ after the arrival of the train et. the Allegheny
Olt, tu uniot. Ile will else melee written or rectal message
es to to delivered In the oily—rointouoloide
re lotold.goee—
obtain information, sad turn roe/lee—order and
return them—make purchase., large or small.m pa.
per °reins to a eta= All geule, do, .111 be a
deo
limed or called for I. two cities. within remittable
distant.. without extra se. but to b oar, tech dottrel.
1169?; =ZIT PeekaireemiPeolidir for private house.
At Wentattona a ll matter WI le I. ll ,lrith the 'Ration
I.
tint fhe I `,ok=.l t tirjr.ll ;r r li,r. r ta p t e Xi
b it=reas for carrying nnokon.t,
rendered by the Wresting., are intended to be 01101 n reev
speak Malta. When the nature of the beeper le such
as to admit of It medal einiaments will be made.
An the 01 le required to !tattle his bills and bur
Imo dolly with t • Company. and to pay to/WA the P.S.ron. of the Line trill plasm not ask him to nett In next
. los hae no dlorretien In the matter,
W aiImiLIRWIN has been appoint.' aleesenger, end
will torcimeiree his duties on Mande,. Cell. vs. Ma.
•
OFFICELII MID MICIMI.
Fidsbornik-1541 rattrtblreet.
Aficpheny atTylegrapb
i laickilag.—trt;. MeLsortal.
Nne Arightort—Ms. Hoops.
Orrin AD. EMUS Op, I
Plusewvh M . Dee. WI 1564 J
Commercial Hotel,
Corner of Owod and New Levee, New Orleans.
K. STEEL would most roveal
m gt
. ly inform the travalna potato that he toteMli
Eeti the .bon named Hotel.
ande Hotel has recently undergone • thorough repair
reuoration sod boil own Med op •Itli 121111/ 111.
cant laralcara:anspoUng, ea. az. The proprietor win
the
we and atteotion la the coment and am:as of
the boarder,. The table sill be supplied with thn beet
that the markste attonl.
• •• .
Shia [total being altruital lu the immediate vicinity or
the Oculars nart of the etity, al well as mina convenient
t h. bee.diap, t proarletur
to
that be
wirte attantlon to the wants of Intr.. to resays that
liberal patronage that hr ever toen inatenewi upon this
borne
Pricy of Board per Day, 31,00.
The Su sdll bedecked ettla Wined wad liquors luferb
or to no other house In the oUr. A good Lunch from 10 to
19 A. M. Aho obliging sad scremcsodAttrus attendants.
/Mira O. Hildoll. Hoot
J. N. RoJWIN it CO.,
ats Triploir, Co.,_
0 OM MI O
SSION 14 B.IIOIIA N TB,
No. 48 LBW?, di 66 CONNNIZSIAL ST
Bt. Louis, hto.,
illirimilsrs for Lead, limp. Provisions. Hour, Grain
be.eolialtod and promptly sareitted.
mu to
Nemo. T. EL Relit t 00., Patti:4rib.
lir. AI.o. Clarion 111140/4
LEMON & CO.-TRANSPORTATION
LlNE—ltanna wan neonates
%Wenner. we ue nay
Fi g AZ 171D ' .2 . ." b irt a as7d from eA the Mann attn.
We can mann oar Monti and ell those despond to pa.
Mtn hem. Oman eatt amazon that nen will
Mt to realer to
matt Water "V . I. The enktanne caTtag
tahoen ftni a. o:4. o atle_ 7 Ballant will an
WNI.N4 U. QUMIMftM at aat.
Mks Pah Wert, at the Ontelltits. ...
LAID 4 LIMN.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Lerrgas written lest summer at Alexandria,
Egypt, state• that Bald Pasha, the Viceroy, has
given the necessary orders for the construction
, of a railway across the desert between Cairo and
Buez, a distance of eighty-four miles. The rails
-are to be brought out from England, and the
Pasha's own engineers, who are Frenchmen, are
to carry out the works. In about three years
from this time it may be hoped that a railroad
aid run quite across the country, and the iron.
sit of passengers, which now occupies more than
two days of uncomfortable travelling, will be re
dwood to ten or twelve hours of easy convey
ance. For the extension of trade and commu
nication with India, it will be very desirable if
the Pasha should consent to carry coal to Suez
at a moderate charge, as the high price of coal
at Suez, is at present the principal obstacle to
other steamers regularly coming up the Red Sea, I
besides those of the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company.
According to letters from Egypt dated Decem
ber, 1855, the railway between Alexandria and
Cairo has been nearly completed, and, according
to the last advicesie about to be opened for pas
sengers and goods. The Importance of this
communication, in oupereeding both the canal
and the Nile passage, and shortening the tran
sit between the two cities to about eight hours,
will be readily appreciated by every person who
has traveled across Egpyt. The construction of
the portion of the railway from Cairo to near -
Suez, which is to complete the communication
between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea, is
in active progress. The Directors are endeav
oring to Induce his Highness the Viceroy, to con
struct at the termini, of these railways at Cai
ro and the Red Sea, commodious hotels, adapt
ed to the convenience of travelers from the
East.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1856.
Advance Payments•—llerenftor no Pub
.:era. Ell be taken fat the Dully or Weekly Gazette.
mane payment Ii made In ulna.. Whenever the
ume 1 Up to which the rata:ninth:ln Is Pal& the pper
will be Inrerlat47 rtoPPed. unless the substription I. rq
snored bl admmee payment. All transtent advertlaban.
of every dnerlption, will be required to be held In ad
• The only eneeptione will be where speclal month
17 or yearly contracts are made. eephdaw
101.PItteborah Wiseacre tinsors.o.—The enemase
elrenhation ofourln Oases offers to OUT basins.. men
a 01Off d•11/T•bi• MOO= of makta tnsir
flordresdatlon le betweendmr and Ere thousand, reaching
almost enrf merchant, manuffecturer and etuo keeper In
Wuhan Penzurytranh. and ffastarn Ohio.
From the Mlemoorl Bunco:rat of Tomtar. the :a.
Co! Benton's Platform
We give publication below to a letter from
Colonel Denton, in reply to a communication
from the committee appointed to inform him of
his nomination by the democracy of Missouri,
foe the office of Governor of the State. It will
be 8134.41 that he does not (henna permitting the
use of his name in the manner proposed; but
holds that matter under advisement until his re
turn home, and from what we know of his dis
position in the premises, wo are fully eatisfied
that when he does come back to Missouri, and
finds, as he will find, the unanimous voice of the
true democraoy, whom he has eo long delighted
to serve, milling upon him with one acclaim to
bear their standard in the approaching contest,
will not hesitate a moment to comply.with their
wish. His name will carry terror to the hearts
of the nullifiers, and we therefore bail with plea-
Inn this indication, that it will be at the service
of hie friends and the friends of the Union in the
present struggle:
-
WIIIIIINGTOi Orr; May 1858.
To Messrs. Thor. L. Prior Jacob Bait Fraud. P. Mate,
Jr.. Btaphan Bier. Jno. D. ntevenaot, Jam. Lusk. B. P.
ralknylon. Z. Udell, W. 11. Chatty. Lindsay. Aor
ttn A. tune, Danhon B. Branch. and h. Z. Baker.
(115Traurs.:' I have received your letter on
the subject of the nomination mode by the Dem
mallet Convention at Jefferson City, and am
greatly pleased with the whole of them, except
the one whilst' relates to myself. That takes me
by surprise, and must remain under considera
tion until I return—which will be soon, an I am
nearly through the occupation which has de
tained me here. In the mean time, if any other
person was thought of for the Governor's nomi
nation, in the event of my inability to motto it, I
would wish him to be brought forward at once,
without awaiting any farther answer from me.
It la my intention to speak on the state of pub
lic affairs when I get to Missouri, but not in the
way of a canvass, nor as a candidate for any
office, but to du my part as a eitieen, in trying
to preserve the peace and harmony of the Union,
and to keep agitation and sectionalism out of
our borders—two evils now bescting the whole
United States, and our own State above all.
I consider a slavery agitation (and its natural
offspring, sectional antagonism,) the greatest
curse, both et:mildly and politically, which could
befall our Union; and that curse is now upon us,
and brought upon us designedly and for the
worst of purposes. The Missouri Compromise
line, the work of patriotic men, had stood above
thirty years, and there wan not one among those
contriving its repeal who was not.uport the re
cord (in votes or speeches) for its eopport, op
to the time of its abrogation; and Mr. Calhoun
himself, as late as IB4B—only two years before
his death, and after he had broached the doc
trine of no power in Cone - reds to legislate upon
slavery in Territories—repudiated the idea of
repeal, and declared that the "camp" to do so
mould " disturb the peace and harmony of the
Union" It has been attempted and accom
plished; and the peace and harmony of the
Union bee been destroyed.
Oat of the repeal of this compromise has
sprang forth a egos teat of democracy, which
consists in exacting party allegiance to'the prin
ciples of the Kansas Nebraska bill. The first
Inquiry upon the virtue of this new kV is, to
find out what those principles are! and the re
sult is diametrically opposite, as it comes from
one aide or the other of the Potomac river.—
From the North the answer le, 'squatter sov
ereignty ! as being the inherent right of the peo
people of the Territory to decide the queetien of
slavery for themeelvee, and to have it or not,
just as they please. In the South that defini
tion is held to be rank demagoguery, and that
the people of the Territory, no more than Con
green, have not a partiola of power on the sub
ject; that the Constitution canine slavery with
it into every Territory, as noon as acquired,
overriding and controlling all laws against i:, and
keeping it there in defiance of the people, or
of Congress, until the Territory becomes a State,
and exclude. it.. Thus the advocates of the
tat are as opposite as light and darknees in tell
ing what it is, and surely they ought to agree
upon it before they reqini others to believe in
it. It is impossible to believe in both, end I ho
neys in neither. I believe in the old doctrine—
that the territories are the property of the Uni
ted States, and under the guardianship of Con
gress, and subject to such laws as Congress
chooses to provide for them, (or to permit them
to make for themselves,) until they become
States; and after that, (the childreu arrived at
twenty-one yearn of age,) they are out of guard
ianship, and have all the righte of their fathers.
That is my belief, and has been the belief of the
whole United States until lately, and especially
the belief of these who now deny it, and who
are upon the record (arid that often and recent,)
against their own denial. Witness (to go no
further batik.") the bill for the admission of
Texas in 1846,. on which all who voted for that
admission, voted for the re-establishment of the
Missouri Compromise line in all that part of it
south of the Arkansas river, where it had been
abrogated by the laws and constitution of Texas.
Witness also the debates and speeches on the
Oregon bill in 1848—also the attempts to extend
the compromise line to the Pacific, in 1860—also
the votea of acme of these advocates in favor of
the Wilmot Proviso; and above all, the protest
of the ten Senators against the admission of the
State of California in 1850, because Congress
would not legislate upon the subject of slavery
in the territory which was to compose it. With
all these authorities and evidences in favor of
the old doctrine, and against the new test and
its authore, 1 think the old democracy may be
allowed to dispute Its binding force—at all events
until its advocates can agree in telling what it is.
Respectfully, Tnowna 11. Beams.
FORTES
Ill' hut 1 deny that the lave of Metlooun have the
N..
attnltruted to them, (01.00 of hatpins al rrrrr Oct of
Newlealoo, CsWarble and Utah.) AP soon u the treaty
between the two eountrlee ratllfed, the wreerelooty and
authority of Mule°, In the Territory au. utred by It, be.
come extinct. nod that of the United Btates Is submitted
o Ile plate, earrylua wlth It the Coostltothm, with IV
overriding control over all the law. and Inetltutuns of
Mexico, loommlsteut • Ith It "
Dlr. Calhoun, Orenort eteeett, 1049.
LAND WAND/UM MID TEM POULIC LANDS.—
The difference In value of the publio lands,
caused by Government appropriations for Rail
road purposes in the West, {was had the effect to
depress the value and abate the demand for
bounty land warrants, which are limited In their
application to that class of lands rated at one
dollar and twenty.five cents per acre as the mini
mum price. On Monday last a bill was Intro
duced into the bonze by Mr. Thoringtoo, of
lowa, to the effect that bounty land warrants,
tuned by the United States to officers, soldier!
and others engaged in the military service of the
United States, or to their representatives, guilt
be received at the rate of one dollar and twenty
flea cents for each acre mentioned in the war
rant, In payment for any land owned by the
United States and subject to sole at private entry.
Tho effect of this measure Is obvious, and as
obviously Just. It is only to be regretted that
the principle wits not embodied in the original
bill by which the warrants were authorised. It
is apparent that it .ill have the effect to mimic
the cash value of land warrants, at a figure
nearly equal to that indicated by the number of
acme, at a dollar and a quarter per acre. In
short a bounty land warrant becomes a govern
ment bill for the purchase of any land in the
hands of the Government or elsewhere, having
a cash value of one dollar and twenty-five cents
per acre. The only thing which can affect its
mine will bo the fluctuating demand for land.
But so long as the demand exists, the value of
the land warrant will be nearly up to its novel.
nal character. Of the justice of this measure
there can be no question. The apparent design
of the bounty land hill was to give to each per
son authorised to receive it a valuable consid
eration, equal to so many acres of land, at a
stated price per acre. Circumstances depress
the demand for such land,. and the value of the
warrants to correspondingly affected. But by
making them available to their nominal value for
the purchase of any lands at or over one dollar
and twenty-five oents per acre, the value of the
warrant Is made equal to the implied purpose of
the Government in the appropriation to reward
military Banjo° at a ;stated rate. It is to be
hoped that the bill will meet with the favorable
consideration of Congress.—Batt. Sun.
Commas roit COLORID Yuma ar Xenia
Brinras.—Thei purchase of the Xenht Springs
property was coosumated yesterday. The pur
chasers are John P. Wright and others--a Com
mittee of the Cinoinnatt Conference of the M.
E Chureh. One-fourth the purchase money was
paid down and the balance is in three payments,
the first one of which will be due In sixty dsye.
About thirty students are already on the ground
and the College will be opened as coon as port.
Gaz.
namvAirr,"—Attacking an unarmed man,
pr mated by his dOok from realmance, knook
bibiadown, cut stabs Wm Au ha la dowa,
The epitit of improvement in the East ID far
ther shown by the recent establishment of an
elm:trio telegraph across Egypt. This has been
determined upon by his Highness the Viceroy,
and will form an important improvement in the
overland communication with India, China, &a.
The Directors sometime since submitted, at the
request of the Viceroy a proposal to establish
monthly postal communication with Australia as
soon as the release of the vessels now engaged
in the war service should enable them to do so.
No definite arrangement has, however, been yet
made to that effect
VINDIOATIOR or rite Liar. LORD ILLOLAII.—
The London Morning Chronicle thinks that the
peaoe will clear up many misrepresentations
about the war. It says:
"It is now ascertained that at the battle of the
Alma, not 6,000 troops were left in SebastopoL
The Ruesian Plenipotentiaries hare stated this
at the Conference. Lady Raglan has a letter in
her possession, proving that Lord Raglan sent to
St. Arnaud, when the battle was gained, to say
that he was pushing on to enter Sebastopol, and
that the French Commander in Chief refused to
support him, and required bins to move on to
Rataklava. Had Lord Raglan been commander
of both armies, we should have been In Sebasto
pol at the very opening of the campaign.
"We aro further in condition to state that,
four times over, Lord Raglan ordered the bom
bardment of Odessa, when he found the enemy
drawing strength from it. The order was tele
graphed to Paris, and four times napoleon pro•
bibbed It. We can only state that, at the battle
of Tohernaya, the English General sent to the
French Commander to say that he would seize
the bridge over the river, and intercept the re
treat of 25,000 Ruseians, who the Russian Plen
ipotentiaries now say were completely disorgan
ized. The French Commander again refaced
the offer and allowed the Russians to escape."
WHAT PARLIAMENT DID MIES ITS PRIVILEGE!
EIIRE lIITADED.—Barnet, in his "Own Times,"
gives the following occurrence as happening in
the reign of Charles the Second
It had been proposed in the House of Com- I
mons to lay a tax on the the theatres. The
Court opposed this—the players being, it was
said, a pert of the king's pleasure. Sir John
Coventry asked whether did the king's pleasure
lie among the men or the women that acted?
This was carried will great indignation to the
court. It was said this was the first time the
king was personally reflected on. If it was
passed over, more of the same kind would fol
low, and it would grow a fashion to talk eo.
It was, therefore, fit to take such natant notice
of this, that nobody should dare talk at that
time for the future.
The punishment was undertaken by Charles,
son, the Duke of Monmouth. He having en
gaged a set of bravos, Sir Jahn was set upon as
be was going home and his nose eat to the bone
—to teeth him to remember what respect he
owed to the king.
This, says Burnett, put the House of Com
mons In a furious uproar. They passed a bill
of banishment against the adore of it; and put a
clause in it, that it should not be in the king's pow
er to pardon them.
Tim &mama or L.twar.scia—We give, this
morning, details of this event. Yesterday eve
ning we had a conversation with Mr. Charles
Nichols, who was. in Lawrence at the time it
was overrun by the ruffians. Ile is an intelli
gent gentleman, and his narrative fully con
firms the stories of the reign of terror in Kan
eas, that have reached us through our own cor
respondents, the press and the telegraph. Two
young men guilty of no crime but being in favor
of making Kansas a Free State, were murdered
in the vicinity of Lawrence the day before the
sacking took place. Three hones were stolen in
sight of the town on the same day. When the
town was taken, many houses were searched
and pillaged, trunks were broken open / money
taken, and all guns and pistols levied upon.—
The ruffian posse, pleased with their 'succeed at
Lawrence, were swearing that they would pro
ceed to go over the entire territory, and clean
out the Free State men. An army composed of
black legs and blackguards, from the far South,
and the takings from the doggerlee of Missouri,
under the oommand of an United States Mar
shal, armed with United State, muskets and bay
onets, with Atchison In their midst, and Shan
non under their control, are carousing through
murdering, robbing, burning and steal
ing, boasting that they are preserving order and
vindicating law.—CM. Cove.
Tna London Times, in commenting upon these
representations of the Sardinian Plenipoten
tiaries, says:
"The relations between Austria and Sardinia
are at the present moment hostile in the extreme;
and when we look at the elate of affairs In Parma
and elsewhere, and remember the passions that
are cherished at Milan, It is impossible not to
perceive that at any moment the slightest spark
may set fire to the ready elements of explosion.
It is hard to say which task appears the more
difficrult—to procure the reform or to preserve
the peace of Italy. Difficult or not, the labor
lies before us and must 'be performed. The
whole public feeling of this country is with Sar
dinia in her honorable attempt to ameliorate the
condition of the Italians; and the despotic States
would do well to consider thief before they at
tempt in any way to coerce our Ally, for they
may rely upon it we' would not sit by and see
our gallant friend worsted inseams with which
our own efforts have always been idenstified."
LIGIIT larnasrusx...-Me learn with pleasure
from an article of excellent tone, and very cor
rect views, in the last number of the Publishers'
Circular that the Influx of trash upon the publio
in rapidly diminishing. Those who contribute to
the columns of the Ciroolar have means of ob
taining very general knowledge of what is to be
done for some time ahead by the publishers; and
this grateful announcement may bo regarded as
authentic. The public, as we gather from this
article, has become not only rated but nauseated
with elavery novels, social novels, religious
novels, Mammon and Misery novels, and Know-
Nothing novels, and we may now hope that our
book-advertising columns will be pleasanter
reading than they have been for some time past;
for the publishers have found out that good
books must bo advertised as well as bad.—N. Y.
Cour. } Eng.
Pesaro! S. Baooks.—lt 10 ereslibly etated life,
this individual was severely wounded in a duel
with one Wigan, of South Carolina, before go.
tag to Congress. Both Brooks and Wigton
were wounded In this duel, the former severly.
Wigfall, not satisfital, afterwards chalenged,
the farther of Brooks. The old gentleman re
fused to fight, and Wigton posted him as a
coward. A young relative of Mr. Brooke!, Mr.
Bird, attempted to tear down the placard, and
was shot dead by Wiest!, who had previously
said ho would kill any ono who should attempt
It.
Joins found a Latin word In his newspaper, of
which he did not know the meaning, so he ap
pealed to Brown, who is a 'scholar and—mords
the shame—a punster. "What is 'the incubi,'"
said Jones. "Maynard & Nom," replied
Brown; "isn't that the ink you bur" Jones
felt that Brown had somehow evaded the ques•
Lion, but he didn't see the point, and never
will. Brown chuckled over the atrocity—winked
at Thompson—nod is "Mill at large. '—Barton
Post.
Tao Bamaa.—There le now every reason to
hope that the Bridge over the Ohio,between , thin
city and Covington will be built. $227,000 of
stock have been taken, sad additional enheurin
flows are daily obtained, , It le the PT**
of rho-
Direetorlto secure $70,000 inore enbeorip 800,
and then.puroltee the right 'away on both banks
of the river, sad have everything ready for the
comateneanant of the work fatly next Spring.
Micincszt—At the Michigan State Democratic
Convention, held at Detroit, on the 22d, at which
Buchanan delegates were chosen to the National
Convention, resolutions were passed denouncing
President Pisree's vetoes of the Internal Im
provement bills, and declaring that the unlawful
interference of the citizens of Missouri, in the
affairs of Kansas was just as bad and unjustifia
ble as that of the emigrant Aid Societies of Mas
sachusetts, and that both were in violation of
the Kansas act, which should be strietlfenforeed
by tho President, but had not bean. Notwith
standing this expression of opinion against Pre
sident Pierce, and the epecifininstruotions to
the delegates elected to vote for Buchanan, It is
publicly reported in various' newspapers that
Selma of them will vote for Pierce in the Conven-
Con.
Tau 011M33 Owns has been - extensively
used of late on the treeless prairie lands of Ill
inois for hedges, -wood being so scarce as to
render fences impraotable. Daring the las; sa
me winter these hedges were killed to the
ground by the severe weather, but they are
now sprouting up again train the root; and the
dead branches will be interlaced with living
ones and become ;non formidable than ever.—
This test is therefore regarded as a great tri
ump of the experiment.
Annalcen Oszs.—Last year one hundred and
wenty-seven American Oaks, esoh thirty-five
years old, were planted on the Qaai des Tullis ,
ries in Parts. Of these, eighty-seven took root,
and are now green and flourishing. The rest,
thirty-three are dead.
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF. THE AGE.
MIL KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has disOov
ad In ons oleo? moo hart:ore nrettndr
MB.
time& mem Lind offhanovjeoleChe wove ocrefula to a
common
has tried It in over eleven hundred met, and never
felled except in two oneen(both throsaer humor.) He hey
now *his potreadoorover two banOred certinentee of Ile
Wow all within twenty miles °Phalanx!.
Two botlage aro wsereated to cure • warming wee month.
e ther
One
tem to three bottles .111 cure the worst kind of pimples
Two to three Dottie. will mous the Intern of boil.
Two bottle. are warranted to core the went canker In
the mouth and stomach,
Three to dew bottles an warranted to curs the want
ease of atrapela.
t Ore to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor
he en%
Two bottles are wane:dad to cure remains Of the Oct
nod Womb.. amore the
Your to la bottlakare warranted to cure mrrart an
r will cute =Of erupt= of the ekhe
Two to th ree bottles ars warranted to cure the moat des
D erate cases of rhetunatinn.
Two to three bottl. are warranted to mare the soma
CUM of ringworm.
Three to four bottle..., warranted to cure salt rheum.
Pisa to eight bottles writ ems the worst cue of throfula.
A benefit la always etherknaced from the filet bottle,
and • perfect ca. to warranted when the atom. quantity
le tam
Nothl.ng looks m
solm bable to those who have In rain
tried'all the nderhil medicinee of the day, to that •
o con= weed7rowing in the pastures, Kodak= old stone
ehOnld tore every humor in tne eyeteco; yet It le now
• Coed Act. If you bare • hamar it has to etart- There
ars no Da nor ands, hums or h••• about Bulling wane Wee
and Oat yours. I peddled over. thousand holt., of It In
the vicinity of Boston. I know Ito elects In cue. It
has already done some of the greatest mares ever done In
Messachosetze, I gave It to chlleren • year old: to old
pantile ofsLoty. I base seen nook poor. wormy rrokbur
childrrn. whose Seen was soft tui dabby, ranored to •
perfect nate of health by one butte.To thce• who aresutlect to • elok I...dad:m.o.ns bottle
will always unro l l. It gi ns meat relief to catarrh and
dlulnee• Some who have been motive Err years,. have tar
ken and been regdlated by It. Where the body le sound
It works Quite easy. but when them is derangement
of the functions of nature. It will camel very a/hauler reel.
Inds, but you mart not be alarmed—they always disap
pear In from tour dery to a week. There Is never • bed
molt from It. On the contrary, when that feeling is over
yow will feel yourself Ilke • yiew pereth, I heard some of
the mom extravagant encomiums of It that man eves lie.
tented to. No change of dist le ever nacesuy—eat the
beet you can yet have Ukelele. an herb, which, when
al/amend in sweet 011, dhuolveslicrofnlous swelling of the
neck nod under the eara. Price to cents. Prue of the
Medial L hooray SI per tattle.
ihnetenows vaellice—A diet, one tablerepoonml per day.
li
Children arm eight years. flettelnet ypiliOffinl; children from
ve to eight yeare„ ten-spoonful As lob e
&male— nzan
made asp/lath/eta all constitations. tabs enough to oper
ate on the bowels talcs, a day.
HENNBUT gives personal attendance In bed cues
of firrontle.,
Sold. Wholemie and Beta% at Dr. ZBYSIIDB,I 40 Wood
ft.-et, planer of Virgin alley, and J. P. /LIMN% Alle
gheny. rall-Ta TAM/eh
DD. 0. fficLAITE'S
Liver Pills and Vermifuge,
IMPROVED.
11R. I. SCOTT, a regular graduate and
cian of exterudve prrsedice and experimim, i.
dared bi te scommendable desire thalleviate human suffer
rig. es vrnll mto excel. haselected WM IMPROVEMENT
on the misdeal LimaPtu. and Varna.. Da. C. M.Lasz
baring prepared these racasallee es the medical partner of
Dr. O. McLean". for many ears.
Our Improved Liver Pill y s mid Vermituge greater
ellinacr and are tame mild thekr *De n n th an the
Liver Pills and VerudfUms prepared ....ling to th e mix
t:al remipt of Dr. Q. McLane. We make this declaration
dudetethddloglY. and reonsunend them to the &Meted an
being both plauant and curative. and believe theca erne-
Moe to .lottec Liver Pill or Vermirmie err. 1 , :=0..
Pend Certificate of .Dr. C. McLe,
an
The Whole World Conquered!
Dr. I. Scott's Celebrated Vit
Linime n t.
The unlearn] . relief afforded by. application. of this 6717----
Orefed lung
doge Yal u KUL., In tams of Blleuroahlam,(3out,
Lumbago, Throat, Brut., Erna. Berellinn=
nen of the Joints. Means. Pains, Scalds,
or ..y other dlec... or oh'. a Pain Killa i rluseent
la .ed. enables to asscat_poeigisly that Dr.'.
in
alebrand arcornan Lie.amt is the most rellah/s.
.elptaaasnt reened7 Tat dierosenld•re , A ..tot .
Wang properties fir hr.. dinato and oui,
cation afpaist, She away attestations of I sixteen, giv
en by ...a of sellghte.d ...scient and strict ,„. a
rity, should induce ill to adopt It as a .c.aseza
Dateedy. The most incredulous require g
mon. than the follorin testimony of Dr. McLane, dlr.
[leant.. as mat of noedkal ramelles.
READ! BE. D!! EFLIDIII
Mower/M eos e. Ve..Sert. Met ,
TAU is L 2 Cert(fa wn L bs . t t a l es examined It . d H i rt, k.„.
qvittlt' ~.bo hai been i 4
Ve cth'4• AaLtt cfprmaring mut
wing tap origami met/donee its asp dice doll= the lest
Tete/eels Teem. and thst believe he has LiOPROVILD
MEM. I maze the stare gamma the mare •Inie
e.l ease no entered ifs teem sehettew,_ I would
slat that I have frequently naed hie Chiettented inotet CA
wen= Liniment in myarentias..ith the heidtWet . 1 ° 44
and that I can eel:wield ourly remmmenal It.
C. Meld= N. D.
AU the above Medicines prepared solely under the
pare - igloo of Dr. I. &att. Bold by Druggists and Mrs.
chants ere here.
The genuine Dr. O. biciande Awned Linn MU mod
Esteemed Vermin:iv are signed Dr. 1. boott &On, mans.
pealed by certlgoate 0(0 The genuine Oelebrste
ed White Circamien Linbnent signed Dr. L boon. A Co.
- accompanied with signature of I. Boot; H. D.
DLL acorn a co.. M sa•
Wood
Placa. orten
Dr. GEO. H. KYYTIB/1, 140 Ban Wood ort,Pleutraisih. Whoio
daho
' , P. FL "IND. Alloghmoy. tsar Ilatirose&t,
delved'
id ale • iron t. s d
T. L. RARDLETT.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT FIXTURES,
No. 157 South Street, New York.
ILIIIWER CAPSTANS, Common Iron and
O Wood Oapttane. EiteterA flainaon'A and CroereWe
nt Steering Apparatus, illndlaenee, ' Chasm Stol=
Rudder lia na and Brecon_ Metallbt LeadLne
vs 4 Halm Mao Smarr and Are liachum Hose Ptpa . :
p fz t , Cam t 4 h.
Teazels hleZllo LIM boat; ISewkebttresPatentldatism
LlhePreearelng Seath elms alattrusea and
Spring dct Metallic, Cork and /nelanubber Life Promotes..
an corrosions/ding to the late Steamboat lAw ageingerf lon
togethezerith a large 'oniony of Ilk at.
atom. AL. all the latest improvements In I . :outlaw Viz •
hue.. mollhOmd
DISSOLUTION—Tho Partnership hereto
tone statlnguroder cam. and sty la of
MO mad
to LEEOII,
Is th Is day disrobed by mutual conarot. Etcher of rbs
partners are authorised to settle the trueloves of aard firm.
JOHN SIONTUOttIf.fIY.
April 1. 1866, URA& B. LEECH.
CHAS. B. LEECH,
FORWACaIMpUWD
C O k l SSIDi - zi
MERCHANT,
Flour, Grano,_iiitcon. Lard and Butter,
4N7) ALL SONDE OP PRODLOP,
Next door to the Old Stand,
No. 114 First street 1; 116 Read street.
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James liarthell. Esq. President Ferment Deposit
John tioyna Co.. earner 6th and Wood stet
win. rhlltD, (Haas Manufacturer.
and Pittsburgh Merchants Generally.
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A Beautiful Country Seat for Bale.
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andersighed offers hisiroperty, luta
alai in tb• Dunne& of New Bai ton. for ado, con.
ff of • lot 99 feet Trott on Now tl• musty mad.
about.3oo yards from B. It. Station. and running to
Blcokbono• Jinn. 021 ft. long. wham,. 12 eroded • vary
comfortable now BM& OMAR. Bond. 40229 . c.inaßilog
12 nom. flashed in but atylen 2 brick ontbuildlngo, 200
I,.ormtaininv wadi, rod and =oho Bonn. dablo,
tarmac eon. eto The gard. co. tal a clog
I. = ohnZ , frolo tree& ahrobbary nod ern.
Terms ow. /or par tlarJars, Inquire .1
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taftbanirawinfT or of.l. 0. BACKOFEN.
pAItII3IAN TOOTII PASTE--This Paste
1. eared:a., prepared under the raparrielon or Dr. J.
F. Hulllhen, who b.. wad It for • mamba of years with
groat nieces. In ble meeka It is confidently mama.
mended to the public mt being maior to any Paste or
Powder now In ore, for e=.13::a.,1 beautifying the
Teeth. removing Tartar. the Gums, and
whacting Lhe Ore.th. Prepared only by
JOB. PLIII.I.NO
earner Diamond and Markelt,
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fg BOCEBIES
-140 Ands. N. 0. Bust retina onalltn
60 btu Loarand Or ',abed Sao; oded notnbana
455 do N 0 ?dolmas. pliata I. 0.6 . 0 9•717nt.
76 do at imam ben ataildtants• Mamas;
700 b.gs prime Green lido Co
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60 pllgintiek and Green Team
10 bona; I all and W.iskH a raiit'a 64 Totaccot
6 tw six twist Tobloax
6 tax bath 111rsa ratan quality:
710 bozos Soap and utaMaa.
6 do Pearl Ruch.
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myl6 200 Liberty antot,
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE—Fourteen
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