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    AIiCTIONAALES.
P . DAVI S, -Asiotinzioer.
OmuserFist asks Sams, aznier.of Mama 4A Ss
b,A.N11. 1 STOOK AT ~ A ISOTION —Thie
.isday mits, Jane 12116 , vMbe midst the Her
, 6 ilium, lak of Plitstarzly,
...10'-40 Ilechsake Bank.
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LIBRARY BY CATALOGUE — On
_matt% Jane Ltlb♦ Ipt.a'claek srlll
No by am* COMIII•f0414 TOMS. mass
Wood and nth gta., •nu ♦atoabte Lags essa-
Pnid of tha latest iodating, sanchased nn blit • most
time, and toms of'them seldom tub satins& In the
2zrads-Oraneb. O rag Dallaeot vac Wheaton. 12
6 1 41,T " aareraTTAVO 4 6 rll: l =ir%2X;
16 Ton; Inalleb.laoe ion SoatTr 22 so* Mad& Mae.
diatiou. von Lazuli Gees% rovlsedd rots en-
Mo urn-United Stater, 12 ads Wauton's 2 sob;
Oats. 4 vols./Una. ens_ Malainer, Dankemea.to
Tuausureohnseere Sae LUrratr.43 eon: 111210 14 on
Ent p.: Madams. so et United Meta at
tune st Tow Wanes AM/Wand by Burrted.lo
vol.; 0 at Enamels Poi* ban an Ige Sall•
maid.. amity. Means an AllinTante. 4na But.
hoof. Obenurry Pesetas 2 wag Oa* upon Llttaten. 2
ens atoll and Bunnon an. aporsUene, Miner en Mad,
man dendeu on tendon. 2 volg Martin's 1740Uolpso
Ph=4l .
an be Ind. and the boots siernlnal at the
tame of eats.. 103 r.. d.e.c.
PIN COUNTRY SEAT la CITY PROP
- Zan At Anstith:-Cht Thursday einllnet. lane UM.
i
as o'eloth. at th aterthratir Xxthangs, 4te , thotill he
sold. that rat= tor. or gamut in /tut Pithethighe tee
tag do 17 In Deis a Dithodava Dianametng a froth of 60
feet on Peansyl Annus, ortataling bath 160 net to
Iltherst. Mt IS ethane wax Othlatre la one onto.
Onset kealthas otahog the eitr,
Arao. two lota tau 6th ward, letting each arrant oral
Dist on Van st. esteraling Wok 64 DNA, on which
•le erected two •Loonvenident two story :Wok Dwelling
Houses. '
Mao, Lotarro d 6 in Hen 1 DetTees play. hasine
ants a :cantor ti pt/ fen onlanusee rt. et too4ins bath
one tosodsed an tenntr rest to an silly. These lots aro
irtnstsd hs rit=gp d , *ton tin arra 66616 yak&
in a healthy sows.
also, That tessthrut e= 2. seat in the Ineengh of
lawnmonthe. hawing • *oat of meow!. lest on MA-
U: at...two hnortred sae tanostrAln fest on Chtslatt et.
sad one hundrel sad Mari int on ihnamit et. Oa which
la nested an elsgant With cottage hews of 6 Maas and a
A VV•• .•
„..yue, Lim with mines a...
tare •.. as mar. sad stantherr. ant onothanth •ir views
'of . • • rallsr sesame •••• • tog ante elm= to
EBERTY ST, PENNA. AVENUE AND
Li EMUS IST:PROURTY snotlost..On -Thursday
emiloganne letti at 8 o'hkok. at the hlssehante
chance. 4th et. Tlll bosold. lota Noe 25 and 111. 10 plan of
lets laMont 073071 Irwhi.lo Zth ward, haring •
fsent of 41 ft. on Maly et, near the outer &Pot of
P 0.14 &Oa. and extending bask ICo fret to 175;105 apaY.
on xtbkhan mated 2 entatalithd brick homes, conven.
WIT ananzed In a mint. far ton tenements. 2of 103
;toot on Maly at. end 2 on Spring alhovehkh noxlaces
en anima lamina of over 2000.
tthet vataatde lot ofmural sttasta Penna.A7
1711.% Toot west of Unica $111,7, baring a ;root of
fair.thente northward:ly 1/7 M. In. to an alio; 8
theme eastrardly 19 ft. themes sonthsrardle 107
It. 111 d I=frse to the ;dais of beiiinang.toaetber althths
bonen thaw= This Prowl, stall /o=ted, , ass;
the ;chit of the 0;00.64 inteneotlon with 621 st.
A 1.., pat/anon. lots of ground, in Dr. A. Blears plan
of R o on Boyd OLI.IIII. Nos. as and Eh each lumina front
of 1t on Eagle a. an& Minding took 100 ft to al
.2•7 frodds. -
Titla good. - Tams at tale P. H. DAVIS, Amt.
SCROFULA, EFFECTS OF 'MERCURY,
.Consuniption, Bronchitis, Dyiptptics„
arts, ..iftetiectit of at Matlack Bawds, Liver;
- frislaqt .alciddee, Debility of tke Sensed 4a.
ixtico tb hats mid Fowles te.
`Borotelaaed thwittal Weal:near 'Olt pane tbew and
=berth:roc= dingle; hobo cared. Dr. u1i,211. Na
81,0 lboadway. New Yozb. devote his dhoti thee to our •
• V ' t otheilr c hrwlo
" o l" gl a
Dom preibma treatment oy other chidden;
We cue curt by . Dr. Ileatte -Mures Corbin; 4 eledb =
Itroaddayt./ 0 Byer; Jane Lanibtora. B Booker and
oldie (Minder.), 14. U Chapph, ( aesium). P Stebbins, 13
W Moe sod BB; do.
Dr. Heath Is an bow Table sod =Biel played= and
L. Green. MD, .1 A Smith. Ii D, .1 6 Boon. td
-lA=cdttor IS-.l t d at c e o odfi .
D H m oc GYeoog. e B M . Jo dHi. l *l
P B o ßaoo y
=add; Bur Twit •
Patients at a distance cis coned t the deccir by letter.
statics their catee folly. and receive advice, and a/1 the
wiremarpeacedles, by mail. Cr sactow, %bomb) °Wet
tag thendwelty of a perms! 11411. Ills Intiodartory
method= Illostradie enicredlWk BID he seat row to
.aoly added;
11-oit the dr= of May Dr, Iloath dlll cum to 101
Baring etries.evvodte the St. Nicholas UotiL acklyell
VILEOUTORS! NOTICE.—Notioe is here
.32.4asovitus Letters *I Admlnistratbn bate been
to the astentibers on the artato of Thames Salter,
rtsiFOolline township, Allegheny egronty. need. All
persons knowing tbannelm to be indebted to add "date
are minuted to mak, fmmedlat. paragmt, and all haw
Int : panne to prrant then. 821; p 4 antnentksted.
jel;Stereg tITISWIre t }
Ate"'
ii:MINISTRATOR'S NOTICIE—AII per
-Eros lodolttad to th. *sate of JOHN HUPP. Ws of
gay outtun Ph. deed, aro hted to NUL their
auostruts without dalsr,:atut thou ha al ring claims against
• laid edit. will =mut thou. ithily-sutlostetiestod. with•
out los of tuns, to the untlautiber.
O. G. ILUSHOYEN.Adm'u
CLINLSTRATOBIB NOTlOE— Notice im
Denby - emit that tatters of Admlntxtratlon woo
I of Issztualltpottest.lato of the city at rittsbono.
deed, turn tem grouted to the wobworlbwr. Alt parsons
towing claims sedan sad mut. will present them. duty
wationsUcatwd. and tboow Indebted. IrDI took* towymwsit to
the undwrtosteEl. at Po. 80 Mast wt.. Pittsburgh.
, statOtwe!S - -JOBIPH W. SPENCIat. Adm'r.
Notice to Barmen
, .
MOTFINO' AND REAPING AUORINES.
TBEE new Gata-iower Combined Mowing
and Reaping MacinneamanuilistetellyWAlLDEOP.
UT at W/LLtillite, eltutrargh, Pa - , ere now ready in
delivery. Roll , orders will havirthe
_vreterew., as the
number wUI be limited this
and
TheY tonT be no.=
and =nen left at la* Seed and earladtml lion" No.
di =wet. - like-hinge ere warranted.
eraildftwil • • JAM= WAIIDItOP
Now Ateady . —lifason's Normal Binger.
A aLLKOTION of` Vocal Music, in four
for stadnaamassia. &boob, and Social anion
t2Wetr aro rsallsad Rt. raionaatts of Vocal kook- .sth
Petaled Vandal- ar /cant Manse
,Doctor of kimia.
Untraralty of New Tarr. -1%003 tent s:
We sok theattentket Dram ',Ware Intareatad In Mask.
itooltS Clisb4Seboult,Anadvader, and Elating.
Cams, to this eammatentalve mental taxticok—taallna
ecadldant thatit Will S. taosal Vas =at useful .ink at
it'd= ever Ione& 7t Omtania • great variety of en
kW, new anti; of the most attractive etukanotar; and tt
Ma Ws ths aim of tits author to make It normal In
aamethren Mare than name. It contains • var 7 5555.
mamma at matter. II Tainted on large. 6.2=01" and u
meta the camped, 5... believe it to be Vas test, of
narks of It!alani.
171;511;iiiibe gent for er.i.v..iloo. by ma. poet-yen.
is aKeipt et the retell roue.
it Imo be ordered tbrabgb bookseller, ioromnr
- Po br . MASON BROUS/28,
laskneB 108 L'llo Line. street, New York
- _
L girth that
NOTlCE—Notice is
booby that paws - of Adminlethal= on the
to of John brleF of hthastuthms Township, deed,
has been granted to the entetthbena All pee krowira
theonselvee Indebted to seld estate are requested to nuts
InmeedJard payment. and all those havtus Alarma satinet
said aided. are masted to resent
pgi
NPrf_.nerlYantrte
tAtithol k f o arAttlexamst, 1110 . 1re c t u rt0 . .19 Aa,..r.
WX. B. A. JACKSON.
U. C. NWT AN UR.
llenry, Jackson & Campbell,
GENE.D.A,L LAND AGENTS,
AHD
Reel Estate brokers.
SIOUX OITY;10WA.
HinannWEr—Hon J 8 Bli=eget =Ai! ,
tint ;41., Hinkr; Ws•lngtan
Cited.
Hon 0 L HnsPP:
Wiadkrt on Cry; W Heril find. lio rt Motes. DI;
Enon. laws Oity: Herder Oark,_nsn,poi y, r
Han Win 0 Brannw, Brattleboro. V.;
tliuk""th"l =' ! °j3Be'gE.4
Book LLIAt:6. ViL Ird%q
/Ur ILw!nranr, dodo: m,17•2
Notice to Farmers.
onfVOLVING HORSE HAY RAKES,
tuod IiSY Cakes.
20 crime Bottum
16 a Oren
20 " Cradles. stria= ratter=
60 Zsbaridbig Calticazore. rattible for tha fans or
des,„
ser/COPOO Aciardtaral Drahrlns Tile. SU by 43i inch cal
ibre. For sale at the Peed and dgrlcalML Store, llfth
sttv*Lll. , tegorgb. Pa. . JAMBS W6.112210P.
DUMBER OF ES LUNGS.
R. ROBERT RUlif TER dukes to an
:polars tbat hr the InfOrmation and guldens* of
who are - pude:lna from uffeettons of the Throat or
•=ratia has ottabdielisd a family medial periodical en.
and Jetumalal Memos of theOheste •
in which wiliten g frond 'a • foil erszcaltion of his views on
every suteeot touted.d with pubstoodo7 diermws.
uoixiletorruseLrfltiteitiaabziefal 01.
read o in sdittlon t4 d octch
eict to or Xlirtuffrosti either estarrg.Vu l eTra as=
Oosuramotiott. an emended explanation oi tbs method
of treatment by lanatmum
• Dr. hunter +mkt else entenonos that he lee opened
branch estardistmente for the treatment of tbww, Obsesses
at Phllsdatishla Baltimore end Wesitingroo. 'them ein we
- an placed under Me prefesslonai ettalig• of ettilmt and
.socampliskol reddest physicians, who bans miored In
assmiation with him long and arest esperien es In the
gmmtusentof pulmooszy- diseases. Patient., nrstdasst in
than , elliell.Vl l ltbadors inflator, enfey all use Mean.
•-•tagea of Dr. iluntess adobes and treatment under the
mod ttrannbia aUsirirre,
them anardeirmida ate rendered neoentsr, by the m.
guide= weselteed vier assume ot betakules, both by
wandering utiacts, httoany Instew.kose De. Dm.
Veer Mum thl On. IMIMPerr. sad IT t.Up sale of mr
• Astiftg Noviass the Drugstores
li e the men.
Ut. Audi - hogmerseer tend to bring dedlt m
trartioe and to discouage perms nom avalling OM
difteg of this, the 0 017 sidentiflo and summeto ...le of
treating &seams of the tote Organs.
In ebroadoollbetterre of the Tnreat end Lungs 11 h
no tinned-1T artendinsi the trostment or cues by c.Nrr.
pu ll tbe tworealestes of thee. wishing to
mull themselves of his treatment. Der Mmtat has prow ,
go% Voll-Tre".4:4=l l- =el?. MIL,
together with* number of Ms ep:Gialialrill foewardad
applicatent to hooter( the mescalng Mamas= Mew
Tacit. Dr. Dobai hooter, No is= Broadway: Philadelphia.
Dr..ll.ltono No. 302 Walnut et; Baltimore. or .1 o fvu.
Dans No. frl North Charles s
leaa—Dr outer am always be annulled pOnsudy, as
Well as by letter. Widt Broadway. New York.
• She
pi is published at gl a year In advance.
• epees= number will be -rant free by addresting
the publfabens glightllAN Astorli g = t erark
Or the Kilter. Dz. PAWL= n mms..
Pazkersbargffimeral Wells.
andarsigned proprietor, 'respectfully
nunotanee to Ws fr i ends ends and the public, that this
•e geoccen naterncie plane UWm open S the reception
oftnsaildasnd visitors onerelly. tine* Met season, cons
dastablarellfalni and (mating has been done. and the
gemalbgt - U mewed to entertain a lames motes of
Va 1t Who 11
Vida? telArtiteo by the May corm aimf. m ole
died here Often! , lot It stake. that, lo cams of drops
mut kindred &MANN the breencial tends:mho
d oi= " natris ans =Walla& Neap attention xtended
boargers. to rnOte t
v tair health . and com
i nl ngu.
art .''' . li g
4124F gn. 1141 1 f. 4 .1 1a
ncy3Ogrong
(Parkersburg thaltte)
Orphane Court Sale.
LILY villa() of an order of the OrTharof Court
..",,„,da-Poalhubourbli. outran taw 17th no, mecum be
to, on latultDAY,
nth Jult..o..vcat. 2 de . ca
P. 9?"'" 12, oy the undarslnduad.
Adarbdrastar of Marauder Mahe:xi, dared,altbstrestaln
krelnd land. Indust* In Yera►elha torrnanlP. allrithan7
enuaty, touadad •by Linda of 0 page Gray. William t w o
brodsairas blalr, and otterk t and tontaltur fOrty.two
• ?bar U new We rumleu • Tenable ISUI Hanle. In nem
marten ewer, la which le contained COSI of MA ♦veaT Wet
wale. •
ed enain ' uner= " gilu ""* Ting. h""'" e, _ nti of %Va .
wet, And two mun Ulm tnn Cane mg. RWl'oan. nab
Oth= t ignarzze. Lima of erwebnilni
mane !sewn on dePe b ur r :b7_
WILLt Au A. NIA*.
ney2liptAleen
1 4lAwr:f Al Anwar.
DUBUC MU-1h ill be exp osed to Pab-
AL Ile Ea% on SATT/ItD June h next, on the
rnontent at 2teetten. P.M .. Met ?Imitable fano Wenn
In to the Wire of Juan tang nlebtoleckl. nttkez
i a
lands of John Malts, Jame Inel/Wen sod other', el
In Boo:mem towns:up. Allegheny. wonky, Pa, nth.
/ ern putourigto=talolag 1:44%hr/ensue bar eetes
16".: m a l:7 l 4Ane g nti
. 1= m ontlarte j JAI= Deno
1t01 . t. 1 riVinette=en S Ui : r "1114441";!
ristetrarga Water Cure.
rpiS Institution for thou treatment of all
so l o. or We um, Amsted on th e 0010 sine. sad
s lfollroad. lo antes =miff 3th city of Humus
II; ..1. m 1121421.1.58 of 41 •leser this Water
oww, and Oa rowiamfor rramar or bundreds of cam.
otagrl7ern, Vide/ of Blanes, so' oaf of wflth bl 4 Koos
the TWA round of drug inedlootion; eitiblos to fOopmil
• with coofidowo mth• finiffol.lo.S l 7 Ms lithos, of M..
WA120.017118 81f13T101. . .
1tg =%1‘. 441"" 54th r ir 6 41 4'11 ' ej:T oz
eirg& 4.
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BOOKS, AUSIC, &C,
CIEWICKEaIifff & son
PIAN V
R: i FOES,
IMVICHICKER Aigu"D IAG 161304111
BOSTON
Grand aniaaar? Pian o Fortes
PARTGR GRAD PIANO.
Por sale only JOHN IL MELLOR,
ha 111 WOOD BTEW.o2Di¢aad Athy t his d.
113 RN H. MELLOR, the . exclusive and
&War, th'tMfM% -
V4ithMalt Lb,fthg, j ibut•burth
=l' "'rage' o.l='inith's....arn.grrendYltitt
lone blanalsedury. reantly awned at an *tame of ova
Two Hundred 'Lomita Dollars,
and =Word td . Chkterinr I Sone thalami rely. Dr the
iolunsfactan of their own nano Portal. the/ be =o
r ,: u t t e ls k= t all
Dliia hew prised PLnor , W .1,1-.7mt4
Ai BOSTON PRICES
by tba aid of new thacidnewy. and the valuable Lamm
runts Introduced into the new tounuactay of Clayey
lug a gong, they will be enabled to MeSaoe DOUR Piano
hetet than haetofere, withona Ino mtin dw Rion Per.
darn ma/ .lull &mend on a nanplate_aud large stock of
their Plum Fortes bey, th eAlgefththe.._ Plan
bona of th e styles =than= tea or them thereby
a sy n ta m th.a.aarn porchnor all the advantages of the
Balton =WM vittuna expenn of trenstation or thk.
• Pion Ler end deenlytlon of abltherleur Sons
acso• BE .t. ithod and Square Plano fortes rangshed
nestle on • teeth= by lateat? otherwise.
la the &the abort lastrothentkthe mbewib.
er hes the VA nth of rea d aV i et i to about have
Shadred
• =et the Piano Cott
rt e Rem eel above mau
vr. and also to the la lengths Principal, of Benticuthee who
ban Cllaltednir a Bons' Ml= to t.. in VI% gad h ive
gweatiude encnellSed testbnony of their unanimity crew
sewn Ptindpal of the Steubenville re
Hr
Hrs. E. It Principal of the Washington Fe
male Seminary,
H. IL With= W. ib,PrinWpal of the Edgeworth lama
a=.ly. _Sewickley. Pa.
Hen nam7ll.l3ooley, rninipal of the Sitherrille F.
sole lanninavy. BlWrirllti,
Rim Jar P. Taylor. Principe! of Hennaed Dm
E S L ilex Sthnglienn.
H. Williams. Latinate .thader, fer Yocum
I Vlreri ll.. hoean, Principal of the mame Meemular
4.. t Xenia. Chive
Old Mau taksus ex &a,
tbutg• a Le. t their fun val. in pm
o.
MEL4OI4
We &gait (or Ohiskerhig Bow. for Pittsburgh and
glratisru Psuut7ltsuis..Nc. 6l Woo ' . t. between 4th sad
Diamond aim r
4turT
New Supply of Piano Fortes.
fni.ARLOTIYRLIMII4 hag nd&lTed.
Ara/Tr aulryly of Iklet,Ligitt W t llan t o e LoL i tm.
P.
and with g Grand Afro.
Al • of the muteriartty of those Plant. la the jolt
lowing extract ci mart. at the late Tactual& gels. at
Breton, to competition with to. celebrated maker. Jamas
mourtog. who IMS Prsidant Of the Amotistlon.
"The klasuchtuntlaChmitable Idechantee Association
amend Mims with,. Baker Medal to HMIS., Darts
& Co., Pr the hat Utend Piano oontributed to Cul
exhibition of 1633. Jonas Clilakering, Tresident,"
Tad atm one of too but Crude on exhibition .ln comPetio
tion with Hails& Thatta & Vol
The =matt". Profs:sus Ohs. J. Webb, H. H. 011 ear,
Jim. say of thisGrasol "In tone. it la letworHa.;
round. I anitwell Debased. A. capital Instrmnent an d
bore of IL on Imbibition."
Them Masan with uLI hon Frame. drools, maks,
sliding mnsie dot, etc. and are Pay Wurrantai to Os
catlabotton and are made to stand In Loy t'Snaota,
In addition to the stove, the sobstaiber has r•olvilid
pjA.os from Beartgardtan it Halos, Hamburg: A. W. Led
Co. Hostess and other necd mauls et Term from Vaa
to 51.000. CHADLOTTg BLDM6, 111 Wood t.
1.411—01 d Plants taken In exoliango at lbalr fell 41ne.
Another Invoke or the celebrated- limbo= Pi...
expected In meant weeks. Jolt
Further Supply of ahiolrPring's Pianos.
TEE subscriber has reoeived"
dorms the put few do 0, from Out
of ORIMCISHIN. isONA,
m Boito ' MVENTNEN NEW PIANO
D, sod addltional 10.0. of ten more non an
hits'r, t o ...We by Saturday th• P it h Iron.. to which Q.
attn.:Lek/a of =mars to rupee:fon, Invited_
JOIIN IL MELLOR.
No. !Wool etrOot_loottroonDhunond Alloy and 4th street.
Agent tor CLIICILERINO ABONB,lkatan Roam
PIIthIOS TUNED In tits city Om OM! DOLLAR. Or,
does kit at the itoso of J. 0. MELLON. .111 tororomptly
attended to. and • compot.nat, oushil and NOIAMAIbIi
tnterronot. wy2l
-~~~~ ~ -
KLEB&R .?k, BRO. have just reo'd a
iS a larpa lot h
Carhar?a Gasuina ()righted Melodeon,
From OA utiato6l innatoes fastOMOARHAIIT s NEE).
gA~I, N. Y, eolDFrtatat
wit6Lat data& sw<l6
6 " Plano ityle, with double reed, and dow6le
sweLL 4h6.
lendi
d Double Bank Melodeon,
With two tors °flays and =ohm atop, detbrod In the
mon element-and tasteful style. This is • very superior
article, both in lone and furniture. and wereeprettally
invite the MUMS= of porchaseere and theuublie gll
- to it. Mr Gahm& invented and made the first Mn
-W
lakes,, end hie hatcumente are *wipe' upon as models
by other makers. Par okay li HUBER DM).
03 Fifth street.
Cheap Pianos.
ASIX OCTAVE Rosewood iron frame Pi
um, nearly nay and in boric& order. Mat
, S2OO.
A six and • bait octavo near Floarrood Pl.O with Iron
bum my . aliment Inatrtunant, reduced to dote &coa
rrt to 8200. audi.
it ' Lund • daft:eta. non Plano, oath Leon Wet ein'
brans. ologlar In style to Ur .born-1 00. rash.
A ow lot of basifol Roanavorl, CHIOHRtINe tlz 00.
taro Plum, tuna ar ri ved and till In toady for aala thin
day (June 9110 )
Tha alms with • splandld *loth of Clalcloning Eons
,Orst aim Plana on hind and ha Salo by
KILIAN, Na. 81 Wood at.
i.e Ageilt for (lb.lotarban t Bons, Boston
A CARD.
PILE want or a good, pliable
akillhd Phzto 'lna• bating lon
been ha, the rebeetlEen, take pleateds to
Infottatog the potato that Orr leave mew
ed the aeteloe• 61.. JOHN B. ZITH, a very ezzatiented
and anaketent tame, and wboos mat ego will lemur, In
11Teri mac 111t.ittell method of toning arta muse the
Minos to atm! In betty tune to.. ordlnarliv. and glee
complete antlalhatlonto the =at WHO., ear.
All orders left at the !Mute Mae of H. K&20111 A BRO.
63 Plith Meet. will he promptly attended to.
The trodersizned gladly tstlty to the of and true ,
worthiness°, dz. Jobn B. IV tn. ex a tamer of Pianos, end
ehrerrolly recommend Wm to their voile
toand Lb* public
for ale ereellimt. experieneed and reliable ner.
V. DZ
ft. ANTON
....ob.,
li 80111VAB,
and alms.
Cottage Grand Piano.
§PECIALLY whip* for use—
Lo vromosone. COTTAGE HOU&
and la all yobbo. , where • oast andmw l ,
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WILIIIIIGTON, June 11.
Brsant—The Chair laid before the Senate
he resolutions of the Commonwealth of biases.
chusettabs reference to the assaolt upon Senator
Sumner, which were read.
Mr. Butler said they-contained a foregone
conclusion, because they pronounced judgment
before the subject had been Investigated, and he
called it an insulting mockery for the Legialet.
tare to ask. the Senate to Investigate the matter.
After they had pronounced judgment upon It,
he would say no more now, but world move to
lay the resolutions an the table, and to have
them printed, which was agreed to. •
65,000 oopiee of the Agricultural portion of the
Patent Office Report were ordered to be printed.
31r. Crittenden moved to take up the reeolu-
Rona offered by him esterdey termed Gen. Scott
to settle the disturbances in Reuss.
Mr. Yule. haped that the ecnisideratlon of the
resolution would be postponed fora few days as
not half the &Wore' seats were filled
Clayton. said, if what Is proposed should
be done at all, it was important that it shoold
be done at once. Ile anticipated benefit from
the resolution and hoped that it would be adopt
ed. The. pending of Scott to Kansas must have
the effect of calming the public mind.
Mr. Brown opposed taking up the resolution,
believing that the interference of the Senate in
the matter would be calculated to increase the
&lira. He did not believe that snob a state of
Miens existed is Kansas u would call for nob
an extraordinary proceeding. lle wse not
willing to mime any part of the Executive
tanotione arid with the Preeldent would leave the
erubject. He was against mingling the respon
sibilities of theerseu tire and legislative branches.
It any difficulty should ensue he wanted to know
who to blame
Mr. Bell, of Tenn., remarked that it was not
known but that a majority of the Senate were in
He sa:4lld ask the Bea-
favor of the Flewlotion.
star from Missisdppl, Mr. Brown, who had said
there were no each serious proceedings In Ileu
ms as would justify this noun, whether he did
not credit the accounts daily received from both
sides relatives to the existing difficulties, riot
and bloodshed. In view of theta things no Sen
ator can doubt that they demand consideration.
Mr. Brown replied, that to a very limited ex-
teat he credited the telegraphic accounts relative
to the disturbances la Rims. He believed that
part of them were manufactured for the occa
sion; It had been no heretofore, and was very
likely to be to now. He was not prepared to
east censure upon khe President, but the adop
tion of the Revolution would be understood by
the country as an expression of the opinion of
the Senate, that the President has not perform
ed his deity ae he ought to have done.
Mr. Toney knew of no power in the Senate to
set in the manner proposed, more than would be
possessed by an equal number of eitizeass assem
bled in any portion of the country. If Scott
should be soot to Kansas, what would ho do
there? We live under a government of law, and
if the law power call out a pots, comilatus to aid
in the enforcement of the law, was it 'append
that Scott was to act in euVerdination to the
Sheriff as one of the pose mutest: 9 If that
was the object be did not approve of it, because
it was calling upon the highest of in the
army to go there and perform a very eabordin.
ate duty In aiding a Sheriff to make arrests and
bring criminals before courts of justice; but un
less that was the object, it could only be that en
appeal was to be taken from the Courts of jus
tice to the military power, If a our of that
kind should arise under the Constitution and
laws of Congress, there was ample provision, but
the military power could only be employed To
case of actual insurrection or rebellion, when
there was combined resiatanoe to law. Bat how
many kumrgents were now in arms against the
Government? He did not believe it would
come to that. Let there be obedience to law,
and all difficulties would cease. He objeoted to
the Resolution because It was out of the ordin
ary course for the Senate to render advice to the
President upon i matter exclusively within his
arts:notion.
Mr. Adsma remarked that the President his
power to recommend to Congress the enactment
of such laws as he might tkink desirable, but
he could Hod no power by which Congress could
recommend to the President how he ehould per
form his duties.
Mr. Mallory was opposed to taking up the re
solution and should vote against It In any form.
It Implied an indictment on the course of the
President; an indiatmenton the course of officer.
in the command of the military forces now there.
He thought that if Congress should cease debat
ing on the subject of Kansas affairs, all the ex
citement would be allayed and there would be
no difficulty in restoring quiet to Kansas.
Mr. Crittenden was not a little surprised at
the oppoeition which had been so unexpectedly
manifested to the resolution. Ile had hoped for ,
differentresult. It was proposed in the ut
most eimplioity of purpose, as a means by which
the anirohy and bloodshed' now prevailing in
Kansas, might probably be suppressed and ended.
It might result to good. It was very easy for
gentlemen to say that if all would obey the laws
there would be no trouble, but the point was
that in consequence of the frailty of human na
ture, there were always some who would not
yield willing obedience to law. The remedy wee
not adequate to the disease. If all would obey
the laws there would be no need of courts, judg
es, sheriffs or jails, but it was wall known that
' there were those who did not admit that these
lawn were of each II character as to demand
their obedience. It was contended that they
were fraudulently made, and were therefore in
valid; hence the propriety of approaching the
subject in a calm and temperate manner.
Mr. Mallory did not wish to interfere in toy
manner with those duties which especially be
longed to the executive, unless the Senate be
lieved that the President had not done his doty,
they ought not to meddle with the matter.
Mr. Mason believed that every thing had been
done which the occasion called for and which
propriety would allow, to bring this unfortunate
state of things in Kansas to a termination, and
in this he was happy to find that he had the con
current opinion of the Senator from Kentucky.
The resolution proposed Senatorial intervention
to control the discretion of the Executive rela
tive to affairs in Kansas.
„
Mr. Clayton cited a precedent; the Renate
about the year 1820, in executive session having
passed a resolution suggesting that the Presi
dent should appoint a minister and in conse
quence of this suggestion no doubt the minister
was appointed.
Mr. Mason remarked that, and the cane before
the Senate were not analagous, and he thought
the Itesolutions might be productive of great
mischief.
Mr. Crittenden contended that the Senate have
power to make requests of the President.
Mr. Seward said that the question to take op
the Resolution was a question on the adoption
of the Resolution itself: Although he thought
he foresaw, though he might be mistaken, that
a vote to take up the resolution was not equiva
lent to its passage, yet • vote not to take it up
was equivalent to Its rejection. .About the 70th
year of the Republic, and after a career of con
quest and dominion such as happened to Rome,
France, Britain and other empires we had
reached a crisis of new forms of diffioulties, re
quiring new responsibilities; that of civil com
motion" and civil war. After alluding to the
State of things In Kamm, he said if you give
the rights of American eitizens fail and ample
as are enjoyed in organized Melee to the citizens
of Kansan you may then expect peace, tranquill.
ty :and prosperity in the Territory; but if, on
the other hand you say to them that they shall
submit. to tyranny and usurpation and be die-,
franchised and subjected by force to obey laws
which are.unjust and tyranical; laws founded on
usurpation, then you have reached the time
when you will not see peace and harmony pre
vailing throughout the Republic. To settle this
question ander the form of a Constitution had
been his earnest hope and to soothe and quiet
the public mind and arrest the increasing
dangers of civil war being the simple object of
this resolution he without reservation would
give his vote for taking It op.
Mr. Reid said that if the people of Massachu
setts and other states would cease the agitation
of this question, the difficulties, would goon be
settled in Kansas. The South and its institu
tions have been misrepresented until the people
of North had been misled to their present
course. He contended that the preemie* of Scott
was not needed in Kansas.
The Senate then adjourned.
House.—The Speaker laid before the Rouse a
message f rom the President in reply to the re
solution calling for soy Information in his pos.
Easton - regarding the action of the leading pow
ers of Europe, relative to privateerlog, and the
proceedings of the 111.0 Paris Conference with
- reference thereto, flaying that no information of
that chewier had been officially communicated
to this Government.
After repeated ineffectual efforts to procure
working majority, although a quorum was pre
sent, on calling, the House adjourned.
haw Yoga, Juno 11.—Cattle Markel.—The
market is dull ; the receipts of Beeves were
8000; veal, 1000; Sheep and Lambe 6820; Swine
1000; Bowe 262; the supply being lees plentiful.
Last weeks advangg was maintained at the °pea
k% of the tuarketpbut before the doe the pri
cey of Beeves were f lower ranging from 9 o
Ile, veal $4,60@8, and la mbs $10(412 on foot;
swine
EAS •
TON. Penna. Jane 11.--Gov. Roeder arri
ved here ibis evening sod was mired bye large
concourse of ciliates. He was esoorted to the
Hotel where he made a brief epseoh returning
thanks for their sympathy end narrating the
difficulties and dangers ho had plumed through
in Kansas.
rnuanzteme, JUDO 11—The liihta BC9UbU
cut Convention auemblee ou Monday monde%
next at National no. Malket litteeh The Ns
idonalConventlon meets at noon on Tneeday at
tue iasoL
Cateaco, June 10.—A Party of Pro - Slavery
men, including 8011 Of GOT. ortaiontm, made a
night attack on the house of Capt. Walker, five
miles from Leeompton. They were fired upon
and repulsed; and young Shannon was taken
prisoner. He was released next day. Govern"
Minton took a company of Dragoons and'
searched the houses of the Free Stets men for
two days, taking all the arms and ammunition.
Col Sumner passed through Lecompten on the
4th, en route for Topeka.
Br. Louts, 10th.—The Independence cor
respondence of the Beisubticse, under date of 6th,
ways-Mareital Donalson and four of ills men,
while in the discharge of their official duty near
Hickory Grove, on the 81, were killed, The
Marshal was in the act of arresting Some men
who attacked the party under Capt. Pate. The
Free State soldiers had cansiderzbly increased in
numbers and yesterday were destroying hu e .
and drivine men, women and childrentrem their
habitation near BUS creek. A company of 140
men under Capt. Reed had left New Santa Fe in
puma of the murderers. [All doubtful.]
A man jest arrived from Kansas City, eep o il a
that a general rendezvous of the pro-slavery
men Is called at Ball Creek, under the commend
of Whitfield. A new attack open Lawrence is
contemplated. They expect to concentrate 600
men, generally armed with U. S. muskets. The
Free Span men are determined to settle the
I matter with the bayonet. They are deficient in
arms and provisions. At the latest accounts
they had formed a plan for a night attack upon
the invaders.
It is rumored that both Donaldson and Jones
were killed in a fight at Franklin, where a col-
Belot; occurred over a quantity of whods stolen
from Lawrence.
The houses were destroyed at Lawrence, as
wee reported.
Report Lays that Frenklin was not taken,
though attacked by a large party of free sol
diers. Capt. Pate and companions had been
liberated by Cot. Sumner, who arrived at Black
Jack point just In time to prevent a conflict be
tween those holding Pate, and • party under
Reed.
Gov. Shannon has issued a proclamation beat
ing date the th, which commandi all persons
belonging to the military cavil:azaleas within
the Territory, not authorized by late to disperse;
that snob organizations are illegal; end should
they reassemble will be dispersed byU. S. troops;
all civil officers of the government, are required
to be vigilant In enforcing the law against offen
ders, and protecting clams against all violence
and wrong.
The proclamation farther declares that all
law-abiding citizens of the territory, without m
ilord to party measuree and .deslinattons mast
be protected in their personal properly, and all
military organizations either for the execution
of the laws of the territory, or to disturb the
pesos thtred,must be dispersed and all aggres
nice parties from without the territory must be
repelled; that the military force placed under
the control of the emotive of this territory is
amply waffle:lent to enforce its laws and protest
its citizens' rights; and in carrying out this pole
taxation no distinction is to be Inas as to party.
but that all parties are to be served alike, under
like eircamstenees, and that obedience to the
laws and the consequent security At the persona
in Kansas, are Its primary objects, and that all
lawless violence within the territory in whatever
form manifested must be euppreesod. The in
structions of the President of the United States
of the lith of Februarywill be strictly enforced,
and a requisition has been made on Col. Sumner
for a military force sufficient to haute obedience
to thrprxismation.
Cmnseo, June 11.—Arrivala from Kansas
fully confirm reports of guerilla warfare in the
Territory. Twenty-one Missourians, Carolini
ans, and Alabamians have already been killed In
different engagements. Several Free State men
have been wounded, but none killed. The Uni
ted States troops generally disperse the forces
after the battle is finished. Gov. Shannon's
proclamation produced no effect. thitv. Robin
son proceeded from Looompton to - Leavenworth,
where he was joined by his wife and passengers
for Kansas City. On Saturday there wits a re
port that bodies of men were moving from Inde
pendence, Westport and other towns, Into the
Territory. A party had left Lexington on Satur
day, destined for flicker; Point or Lawrence,
and It was expected a general battle would ensue
on Saturday afternoon, between Whitfield's ar
my and the Free State forcer, tireless prevented
by Sumner on his own authority: It la rumored
in Kansas City that Gen. Ramey was en route
from Fort Pierre to Leavenworth, to trupersede
Sumner. The rumor comes from the Pro-Sla
very leaders.
BALTIMORE, June 11.—The Democratic Rati
fication meeting in Moan cent Square Is a large
turn out. Transparencies and banners are dis
played with motto. D. C. Prost:clan is chair
man, Messrs . . German. Matthews and Weight of
Mississippi, LUIS of Oregon, and Allen of Illi
nois are among the speakers.
- -
Barret', Jane 1 Y.—The Kansas Aid tiommltteo
In thin city have collected so far $lO,OOO lo est*
cootributioce, Including GOO from Josiah Quincy,
Jr. Tho Worcester Committee have collected
5000.
Nrw Yons, Jove 11 —The etwner Meet
ogled for Liverpool et noon to-del, with 74 pas
sengers and $984,000 in epee.
blorrasea, June 10.—The explosion of the
Grand Trunk occurred at one o'clock. Toe
boat is a complete wreck. Number of killed is
estimated at 20; wounded between 80 and 40.
New Yoaz, Jane 11.—The market for common ,
and Inferior grade. of Western flour is dull and
lower while lees is doing In otbrr descriptions,
but prices are without material change. The re
ceipt/ are pretty largo and holden are rather
anxious to realize; sales 6500 bble at $4,50®
6,60 for common superfine to good extra Michi
gan; $5,25®5,76 for common to good superfine,
llSuede, Indiana, Wisconsin and Ohio and $0,76
010 for extra St. Louis, the latter price being
for small parcels of favorite brands, the market
clueing dull,and prices tending downward. Thera
is tee doing in Canadian flour, prices, however,
are without important change, the demand being
chiefly for.good extra; Wes 600 bble at s6®
6,26 for common to good superfine and $6,80®8
for fancy and extra. Southern flour is without
change in price and dull; Bales 2600 bbls at $6,15
®6,70 for mixed to choice brands and $6,750
8,76 for fancy and extra; sides 800 bbls.
Rye Flour has changed bands at $8,10®4,60
for fine and superfine. Corn Meal steady; wales
800 bbls llrandywioe at $3,18®8,25, and 200
puncheons at $16,00. There is not a great deal
doing in Wheat, and there le only a limited cup
ply offering; common and Inferior grades are
heavy; better kinds are without important
change; sales 1800 bush at $1,28 for Chicago
Spring; $1,40 for inferior White Southern, and
$1,8801,40 for common White Canadian. Rye
scarce and wanted for expcirt at 68(362 for
Penn's Western and Northern; ealee 6000 bush.
In Corn trannotions are only to a limited ex-
tent, and picas are without important °binge;
sales 12,000 bash for dietilling; Western mixed
is quoted at 46®46; and fair good do. at 60®
63; Southern mixed and Yellow 62®57; White
do. very ecarco at 60 ®66.
Oats plenty and dull at yesterday's quota
tions. The market is better for Whiskey tales
400 bbl, Ohto and Prison at 261®26i chiefly at
the latter figure ; small lots of Jersey at 26+.
Pork market doll and mesa has declined 25®140.
Prime is without material change ; lades 600
bble at $18,6111.®18,621 for male; $16,60 for
prime mesa and $l6 for prime, closing dull and
unsettled.
Beef unchanged, sales 360 bbl,. at s7(gB for
country prime, $309,60 for country mess and
$8,60®12 for repacked Chicago. 'Beef Hams
doll; small sales at 13 ®l6; prime Mete Beef dull
at 16010. Cat meats steady. cob 360 pack
eget; at 73®71 for shoulder!, and 9i®33 for
Hamm. Bacon scarce and in demand at full
prior; sales 60 boxes short ribbed middles at 91.
Lard is lower; sales 300 bbl, at 10101011 for
common to prime. Butter and Cheese without
change to note and ha moderate demand.
PUILADILPIIIA, June, ll.—Flour market
Wed]; limited export demand sales 1300 bbl,.
standard and mixed brands at $6, and 200 bbls.
middlings at $8,62i; •demand for city use is
steady at s6lgB ae to quality. Rye flour dull
and held at $3,60. Corn meal kteady; sales
1000 bbl, Brandywine at $2,877 and email lots
of Penna. at $2,60. Good demand for wheat;
prime quality, and with but fair amount offering
prices firm, ealee 6000 bush. fair to good ,oath•
ern Penn. red at $1,86®1,46 betiding lot of
fair white at $1,40. Rye in fair request ; sales
3000 bush. Rye at 72 in store and 73 afloat.—
Corn is !tee active sad heavy; sales 3000 bosh.
southern yellow at 62, but only 60 per bush now
offered. Oats are uuchanged. Whiskey lower;
sales 160 bbls Easton at 263®2d, and kihde at
25.
TISSUE for Bonnets—a fow pieces very
choirojcut opened at Jot% BORNE'S. Market St.
A MSRIOAN FLOWISRI3-5u bores fine
4 - 1. oda Ina Treelnd et nosNra TT Market Bt.
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S UNDIUBS-741 eke Tennessee Flour;
Int Wheat:
11 bblatireson
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On stoma Jaonb Poo to arrive. for *Ala by
.05 IliAlitat DIONST 00.
NAILS -250 kegs Nisile, nal else', ill
Aare And for mas by ATWELL. LER A 00.
17 AR- 125 bbi3 N. O. Tar; large bblv, in
stets and tor nais by ATV CLL. LICE• CO.
YUBE PERUVIAN GUANA with Gov.
azimut brute, fora"). by
1•10 HOLMES • COLLINS, No. 121;Wood otreot.
1 i 1.51E-10 bbis fresh nceiv.d by
El WRY U. cowls&
PENN. WHEAT-348 aka now landing
no— KIM= ➢. Una; far uL b •
IS &TAU DICSBY • CO.
T --
ALLOW OIL oRBASL
-16 bbli Tallow oil; ii alb Onus,
Oa boot Llw Jacob Poe tow% la
k a. ri ar m i
Y a 0
AMUSEMENTS..
Ali Ad7catisenamts of Concerto or Pat.
Amsuiszonti unlit to pal thr Inrarlably 1a altreace.
- • CITY HALL. •
TUVRBDAY EVSNIWG• JUN!. it
ILE VIRGINIA t3RRENADERS having
t . rf b m w v im diatugnistudll326M• ID all au prin.
t pal dile. of Lb. Onion. as dallseantor• of Itiblotniag char.
th,fr fan peon:mann ttW aranlaz. ku
:tor Banat of JOUN W. LANDIS. Adzoladon canta.—
Partin:awl ln Wit or tbri
; cqa a27X.Conorri to comma.. at el:Mock
" -
NEW YORK.
HAWKS, GILAILAN & CO.,
ROSEWOOD, -MAHOGANY & ROSEWOOD,
Nos. 170 & 179 Centro Ni., New York.
OFFER the annexed assortment end 'TlM
did Etoek of Gliasapo7. Rosewood, da. awl would
mink taut the sdrsaudmre Goers In !melon Ow
rendez wood& minted by our own sterols, nod ito pw
dirsolso shoo in rosanhistur
Ocnlnw tdf a trws,a.. own
tr " gtir ea lowest print WN end Mt'
Hoo:noon Voneorkpart Wes OW
=Ad idalvteny Qrotell Venom.
=OOO " oxtrashadad =Mottled Vgnents.
gw.) stisdal Veneers,
" Batts Wooer!,
lab M " ew eftliant Sewers.
340e0 Meter end Rotthed allies. 1
mew - R. R. kiatde Yemen.
RON " welts War VsmselL
11000 Boned&
176,000 " lishoteur Rawf&mut Plank.
fSO psiterwe resorted &us Chtduet sad Reno forte
blorddlaa
Led a rbll i tVad Pe, sw l Va r /r,l!hsred i r
kind& Gar Towns tdanntsedlarers. . mend
TtlIS DAY PUBLISHED,
Wayside Bongs,
By Edward 0. Goo d
dwio. autho M r of
fa amts .llsmotou llolghte
voo .
Now Ramp::
Vol. 1..0a IL of the LIBRARY Or STANDARD LIT.
• SERB. Mead b 7 Mr. Web J. Vol..
TES LETTERS Of MAD/AM DS BSTIONE TO RIR
DAUGHTSR ANDISSINDS. 1 eoL 12mo. Priam lA.
TIIE Lrrrerts 0/ LADY MARY WORTLIM 61610.
TAGUS. 1 e..PN. WS.
IN isms.
TITS lIIIIIOROUS POETRY OS TEN SNOTS= LLN•
OULOIL PROM COMICS/I TO SASS. Dl Jame
Parton. *nthor of the .LI6. of Mew under.
vol.l l2 'gAto 7) aoTrirftlegillebers,'
Nce.lC. eat IID Duane Mast, owe Taft.
Rosewood and Mahogany.
MHZ subscribers would inform the cabi
net Manufacturers, Plano Torte Makers and others
o city and fteluity, that they have opewed a yard,
with weitool. braidings, at No. 870 WASHINGTON - IST,
In th. ftty of New York, when they base on hand alone
god very superior Mtodem the facet wood to to forma in
ths Halted Mateo Weoffa
MOM ft 11n. and extra fine rammed wort%
60.000 ft do do =Athol mahogany reams.
COMO ft do
doggy
shaded do
40,0:13 ft plain do do
e 7,000 ft =shammy crotch veneart. Minus also.
WILCO fe do orawbutt mem,
30,000 extra flue mahogany, do do,
30,000 ft nee Nieuwe rowed sw l s o t. do.
40,100 it mottled do do do.
60,000 ft wheat crotch macro M o werttel."
64,000 ft do do do, do,
30,000 It fine and ostra fine man wood veneers,
.15,033 ft e•bra wows,
47,000 It curled and bird'. eye maple renews.
77,000 ft emoted rowwood. mahogany, and satin
ed board., plonk, and loUt. oral %Mohnen. Mann .cal
(ftblnst Mo ul dings. 700 diehrent patterns, all at wry Low
/liar, mid upon as favorable term. wf any other, atolls
Ilthosaut to the amntry. Oftlw s will be Iliad with the
utmost care and dispatch. HAWItB.4 WILLOUGHBY,
No SW Wealdns ten ft., bet. Hooch and North Moon et,
Orftfold New York City.
Nißt FR% ?A G M rift
No. 80 WATER STREET,
MI OLD OUP, 717 W 2011 X,
H AVE CONSTANTLY ON RAND, AND
Itootthetttro to order,
ag an l Sacks , Sewed and Seamless,
of loom dogtrot!. ity le otuditr..
11 :W w i l ad egpstlatty attattion to OLD guomonal.ed
Making' : and Printing
Bags or Sacks or Flour, ilea 4 Hominy,
Buckwheat, Rains, Salt, SPlaaa,
to,
W of w MOS May tarot& to order. In U. ma.% appro..%
styb of dolga sad tainting, and with quiclut degostott
rnk slut Nam to
Al'4
GUNNY BAGS AND BAGGING,
and mini kind, Unified and Twins. both Linen and
(WV which irr aro rewiring continual 'applies.
Agents wanted to sell Map Throughout
the United Stales.
rriEsubsariber inconstant)) issuing new
Iklap•of thlaloal. Useful sad 13altable Clttuacter.
TIRPRIPINO agent. mid rliars In caftrout wt. of
the =nary see making (mut
8300 1. *WOO n Wu;
man
. itti m arsornc .r oi .t zszsn o sArmsassl
Imams.
CATALME n
Utter totttaltdow Toll ..twictiptlonA,
tornta.fo . W l b. oat to.. ton so rl man who Is totnutt
of blutrugs.
i i lr * tt '"d. fgate ts and stem mall.
mad. to Agents
and Paints OUT F the bush..
ME O EMPLOYMENT,
sac.' A.. IL JOCELYN. liebilsbn
router Nov end Madroded Akat.t.
Na. 6tl amt• al rums 8211ZEY, Haw York.
tala7:3=l
PHILADELPHIA
KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS,
Market Bret, West ol u Tranti,
LADELPS. F. lACOBY &
I MPOhTELIIS of and dealers in tha various
}mega .ad Domestic , Marble.. StataarT. Am, hay*
nu bawl large and mewl amamtawat of SIAN.
TgLA, TOM.D8.0101 , 11:1100115. TABLETOP& aa.of mw7
dasertgtwa. mt egaellstl by any In egyior brat,.
-pv and We,
ULAN= 111ARILKS,PLUMBEILS • .1 SI ABBLE CUT.
TEIIB, tkuatekett ai the shortwe OWL with blarbis
TIZ r It " :2=1 " 11 Ctri.t 7:12%. 1 ff. A Z fifor,""'
lanai. term.
ir..ruar ottontion to our Met band.
(7217
AW..f
FRITZ, .11E; ri & 00.
No. I 9 North TRIRD Sir t, PRILA'DA
,VROCCO MANI:IVAC ITRERS, COUR
i RBA and Inaportara FALACH OALTAKINA,
an an In AID and OAK BOLA LT-ATOKA ANC
KIPP. Faln-IT.rtr
Hemp Hose Manufactory.
A STONE, Quarry etroct, aboiro Suo.ud
agbcl l 74ltilt
factories, Dlralllosa. te. It Is mad. trzeL
intlearin 11. P;
CINCINII ATI.
11 7 00 D ENGRAVING exeouted with de,
wee IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, In the ante nlyle
of th. layagt pomalble CAM PA /CC. by
J. IL ELICYMIII2III. Art Union Ittill4lna
Como fourth snd Syoupore Atm, Clod.; stt, Uh s.
l°.
11.—Partloolor attention paid to lare.• Parton. DD
Mods. Stem Bout and Dam= Calm
PEORIA.
WAL IL HAf3KELL, Goners' Commis sinn
o,u:r emnant and lownionesr. P 0.3 Wain. divot, Ps
Sateclal attention to Cbton:daaion !roan:wan meld
ROI3T. HIITOHISON.
COMMISbION ittEOSANT,
OR the sale of Western Reserve Cheese,
&It h .:protritr', dZlAseel, .11.1Vgn.".M
PRODuws ilEriElLaaaA,
No. 116 Second at., bet. Wood i t BOullvidd,
Pittsburgn, Pa,
1.2111 TO
2/ZekbOrD i rlit c rinVigEtalgla t u t ki /•Ittsburgb
rgens l N Vot%;
sp7a7d
&Instil° Newspaper Establiahmeat
very.ralusbls NomPap. &tealehment.
located In the Interior of Penelnnis, and njorlng a
proPtable patrons*. and vonllar advantage. Iter extend
ing Its pewits. Is offered for ..to. In consequence of the
ablilty of the proprietor to gin It that attention It de,
rand, It Indented to the latest. of the Amato. anA
Republican Tartlet, enjoy, the enutdroo. of the Mends of
the great Union nionment In Pernasylvasda and is art
taint) , one of the mot desirable Ns...Po MT...trent.
In the State, If prate red. the one halter the attsblish.
meat trill t. Bold to ....tinantoho I. competent to edit
and conduct the paper. For farther parthollanapply to
the editor of this parer. royMateo.
Carartneraltip.
RAVE this day associated with mo as
m uc c ress In the Patriot/Ire:Ng antll r tliesinf
oeiiwW co t. aa,=. - tr. stan d les 'l:istm
der the name and idyl. of JOIIN TllollPedk a co.
I won ld take this opportunity or returning my down
thank@ to my old coptcaners Ito the wry 11b001 outlook I
have heretofore realved foam thorn and would rowotfl-
Iysollcies eratinnenee or tigeir. patronasn.. alter earning
on bus ow in Pittsburgh for eighteen yearn, I wed not
eat tbatlol7 wort dun usual be done In the very teat
100011 r. as I batter 1071011 that my work and ability Is
=linty generally Imann mid highly appresiatral by the In.
habitants ofPlttsturr and et:linty.
tiara Ith.—k=mil /dine TUOMPACIN
Wm. Clayton,
HOUSE, SIGN to ORNAMENTAL
O GREAR ANL; a ALMA
No. 07 Fewrth Aprecot.
Iltatiro4o wad and limlAb i gi sr wr i al pj.
STAU olden prompt'l attondod to. 41146¢m1
Price reduced—Black BpanishFowle. •
FoGOB FOR ILATOIIINCF- r To amble eye,
rlbOar to worms this dratoritr Idlord of poultrfore
. Mimed prior orEggi tom Per doWdr to ftnt-
Mato to th• and ot the fawn. (Wm for gliarollthq
mall or otherirla . Ind b• Wird
f.ompttf turn as writ
come le. Ms Eggs u. tarefollypwkact botml of Otuf
denan HUMES a . PALLY& US Wood rt.
(I BSTINATE, INVETERATE AND HA
BlTUALCol3,lttpation, (tiortirecteu) not only total.
ly 0,00310:111, but geocosegletary elostroyed, without ming
either nurgettene, injections cr b tb., be • !rotund. also•
pis end Agroestie sr esumeently tllscorend to Franca.
EBTALF.NTA, the &Moho to he need, Is •
two
fai#••
<won. entetenoe, en ankle atm& tilMeible to the pYtt.
and prepared. The inbeorlber ls rally sew:minted
tith Ito propartlo• sag will glee satlonotoor informatton
01l who may cell. tc Jo on admirable .Miele for amok
hrs. J. 4 READ. Agent,
igetbalst Boot Store, 79 Fourth St.
VikEAPEßS—Ailun'e Self-Raker and the
Now York Doorpor,Lo atom, wad orders/ 4 0'd by
baorr JAMNSNYLIWROP.
TRAY SHEEP--eametto the foam of tho
subeortbar, near Nuruswillu in Patton township, At.
Wallow county, Pa. on or about the 121 h day of lkiulut.
eight head of Shun lord two Lull* Your of theft fittup
nuel• and without our mute; two of the °thus hors
• ellt Liu tight . ., . , third his . mop off each az and
• milt heek ttue tmderild• of tha tight ear; tha fourth
Lod tp. lamb, are not mu marked. Quo of thou Amp
curb• atoll ben. The comer obi come forward.
ProCentre Mr ammo and tuts than sway. or Mei wtll
b•dlepbeed also the law dieeet•
jelltrowr • GEOLtOn 1108 E.
6RVISTERS—Tho tt Cam Power blowing
4 13 . Wardrop I , l4=3lslll T et u t i n i tacturs uod
or Enamor any sort% tit.' mot peqi44
344. bereenand mien least the AMmit Rjp
47 hithrt. i•C12414T J. 41114 AHD
TENN. b y
j. 2 Backs in et xo end
weals by je9 ISAIAH DICERY JtCO.
PENN. 11A1116-30 Wads in otoro for Bale
T . 17
Jai; MALE' MCKIM CO.
riIHE Homes Foot and How to Keep to
a Mad by William MIL. far
BOOMS .""' "n "wDaIL
QIISAWBERILY BASKT fo oalo'bi
110L S IMI rCOLLIN&
Zab a rißl7l3l:l D ORE • (hal_Vgaj
1-74-""
C A MPBE L L & .POL LOCK.
WHOLv.cii. fit DRAMS - IN - - -
SA a) I e and Fancy Variety, and Dry (i • • do,
arm marnasontima saz
PLAIN AND WAVED LINE GILT MOULDING%
No. 95 Wood Street, corner of Diamond Alley.
They refer to a longexperiouse this business, as a safe :Lbglatee to the purchaser,
that ha will got the Joust an d aooaa tact:tjw iti. : asime ley othat
Irma Omni to lifientwitt.ebotbot that
otilot k=lion turchtuo.
DAVID OAMPBELL & EiIANUEL POLL9OII have sasoeiated together. under the' le
or 01.11W.BILL POLLOCK rye Wu transaction of a Omura' lrarlatzr and Dr 7 Clads •• •• •• • • •••
of PIALISZAII Waved Una Gat dlosidies.
1856. CANAL . NAVIGATION. 1856 .
iliwalK !ER'S. PORTABLE BOAT LINE
Via Pennsylvania Canal and Railroad.
` ,Caty 2000 Tons per Nola each Way, •
UR facilities for - Transportation have been largely
. inareased /luring the , nut Winter.
and w. no POW OartillaPriggS kinp!nicor__ adraktage! WM 6.4
tign h ad di tlat 4 draandtragettiTand=al7=ill=Ve. ee and downatai. WAILSIIOIIII4 woad, WOW, Prrreunison. Pa. • — MU*. 0 0 . 4
Mhl9 • HIER & MITCHELL, Pitonirr.
AGRICULTURAL. &CI
Pittsbjggh
AIt:ITTATEIIi onlledelkinsYarMANyemurs
about
tba ona
bannao as
sun II
0 an
na Fatanslon of Yourln stmt. and stoat
three and; r kunrtu ilea hem o
AL 110
~,
Ffbef au Tv vawavire
treat avulplanta ratable or
Foubbwayving.
Thip 1 , 1=P7
_IMP CM= 001:611 ao 1,6110 am,/ ...I
contain, ersvMOMO tens, shrubs and gi.nt
XO.OOO fruit tuna, and 91000 Evarunano andll= r ig
of ens dye for ovial tot:rebuts and plasm =t .
Plants atraully ..10oluiditad anealllng to
to Alvin of th e 10104 State..
wekm* to WI afitantkot of the lona of sb..-¢b.
bar b ? Innulers In the to our unt i n s tdir.bvilov
e raVa ll6 atad Ibtat/A 1110Ftb7 arlentl
aultlvstlanin mod= of country. Mutt ow . 00
and of nuarAblurs pulls lag* to Alva tomatlsta abet s
01/21. =Wats se usual. bum stransall, eaa6 ol otls
actorf.raLarcua In th e city of Pltlaburgh requirod at
buss
On*, 01,1rama O thrOath Milan ran Ma, nos
Plttaburbb, FL, or O ise at vat' stand on mute dsTv. Iv
FA. Diamond Nuke. 0111 So promptly attend..
ea belauf.lT
Wait Trees, Evergreens,
rag, stibecriber 4m.bi most respect,
001 l otton ot Ids Weeds sad the
lk to Ida b oo t z . b n tr o r j=r ,.. %
&TV , Wok in Unit and Om. °nut. 1
ammo Dwarf and Otototooo et op r
ado, Torktioa. mot tbocusoad iittif Ma.
potto, Ntotooo Ooototorriot.o=ooto.
Nyeraollo4 from Ito Coot.of 'dab To ban. tnny
tbaasalals, as. lam. Pomona wanting latto tuaLttiso
bo tootoUT dealt mit& Call and too oar stook. Ph, al.
wow t Orders lefl O. the NM:arab P.
yt,tr. tht.of, Moly ot.. the OakbotCatotiont, 1m miles
on Penns. Moans, or Om Plttabotlth ttorsom zone.
z. °wood, trtll too onostply sttandool to.
ft—Ploutlos Cabo coattr,to odor.
oollidatrO 10111 V MIIIIDOCti.
3,000 Water Maple Trees
AND
TEN AOREB OF LAND.
Wsubscriber offers for sale 3,000 Wa•
WI. Intern end 10 se of Lend, s hunted be.
unman the Idaroonahele atm end &Wad& 's 11.14 Plank
e lt t o=ro sbr ta . ll l ; i l;r . ct s a Ah nr t et e . ll ;
. 1. 5 1 ,. .e t t bvi w tan .
further pertltnlart encath• an the mad..
mnindlrd WM. WTSON.
IC:
i t I 0 tIL T A L IMPLEMENTS AND
azima.—nez,rua 00.. 72 Pulttra newt. NV. TOrk
• gall IWO cet.• •
W. W. WALLACE_
STEAM MARBLE WOuKS,
319, 321 and 331 Liberty street,
eemer. , enamel'
P777718URG PA.
NONIMEENTS,. ttw TABLETS, and GRAN-B
-.41= al t r 3tX to ar Mar . Dia Curb.
lundbiou and Washatand 'lda, sad Impaled 810 n...
mad. by soichicary, to Imo Um. and bd.W aria than
I,
to dans by mina macual labor. Particular attautria
I. paid to the mariailtotor•
MARBLE MANTLES,
!which we limm a largo radsty of bestitlhid Dattehre. —
MOW) and other are !netted to inamtne oar stook of
klatitlaa as we feel peransded that sner acingand
learn/cm our p ri ma (51.6 and npwards.)butlew who me abla
to men • good bons% Eli be wllltngto remain long with
ont oncoming ocoi OT 1110111 Mllati• Mantles, They redone
•o accolade,/ nor paintlhg. ase always neeh are an orns.
meat to• room; ars not Liable to take Ma and do not met
much mom than a good wood mild.
Mach!. sold low to the trade. earth Stow made td
order.
Om Mock of garble Is Os Ramat
.Wiwied. sad belicit
mannlitt tired by the best wcalintro. by roachinary,
Is worthy otattantlon.
Order., addreeeed to me. at 319 Liberty et, .
elled with dispatch. trihhhhiod W. W. W ll
AT=2 .
4
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE.
NIL KENNEDY, of Sozbury, had discov.
din one oft= coalman teams geode • remedy
• cures eery Lind pfEhrsor.from atieoratdaVita to a
hat=lt to over levee horatied moo. and neva
felled except Lo two esseelboth thornier humor.) He has
now kohl. poesession over two hundred mailicares of Ste
ram, all Within twenty miles of Beeton.
Two bottles me warranted Minim • noreingeore mold
Lace to /Warhol:ties will owe to. want kind aubsiplee
of the Moe
Teo to three bottles will ',cons the Mama of teen
Two bottles ate warranted to cute the Wont canker In
the rnouth and stomach.
Ttnee to five bottles ere warranted to cure the worst
case Or of arysitelas
• to two bottles an wartanted to cure all humor
Two bottks me wenmded to mos running of the set
and blotches mons the hair. _
Your to Mx bottles are warrante d to cure corrupt mad
" nlll gStfliiir it care reatf emotion atte oda
rste m
to car...bottles ere Iretranted to core the madders
pears of rhetrontion,
Two to three bottles are warranted to cane the wont
our aria
Map toWtottles are werrantad to can salt thrum.
Ma to eight uns ex ed the worst cone of ecranis.
A bereft le nced from the Stet bottle.
and e perfect ran I. warranted when the abate ettantity
is tskan.
Nothing looks so Improbable to Mom who hen in vales
tried all the woodertul tosildbei of the day, as that a
corm= treed emelt:gin the mature., madam: old
i sm
walla, ebould mare env y lionitein toe onto:gra It
• lirval fact U you ham a humor It bag to start. Ttnere
are no IM nor ands, hums or huh ',boot eating some rum
andnot 70121. I ,eddied some themand Mattes of it in
the vicinity of Boston. I know Ms abets in every eme. It•
boa all.aly done more of the —cresteet cures grad.* In
ktaanchmetu.. I gave It to children • year old„ to old
obple of or.,y. / have own r00t...7 ...or . 01, Ing
it,lt Ts. whose Men um eat mad cabby . moored to •
masa stets orbmltt, by one bottle.
To too. who &remised to • sick beedethe.ane bottle
lent el says note h. It eine great nilla to oaten* and
dimmer Boum who base been coalmen. Teem have ta
ken .rd teen regulated by It. Where tba body Ls sound
it works plata easy, but when there is any d
of the functions or nature, it will came eery sizo==.
loge, but you must not be alarmed—they elver. Mon
pear in fn. loays to • week. There Is never bed
melt hem it. Oa ths oontrern when toot Medea ( ions
you will feel yourself Ilk e •we perm, I heart 110 III• of
the mom extravagant encomiums of It that man ensile.
1•1108 14. HO than ge Of diet le em neeereary—eat the
beet you tan gat / ham likewise so herb. ' , bleb., when
simmered in area oil. Pa ce swelling of the
nxk and under the ears 6O cents. Pram of the
Medical I) locovaryll pa bottle.
Daemon sonUsa—A dolt, one table-swami pa day.
Children over eight =lt ru asert. children from
live to eight 1 As no direction can be
made eapliabraall constitutions. take coolish to aer
ate on the lama!, Mice • day.
Mr. KINN/Jar gam personalattended:re hi bad mass
Of Tarraula,
Bold, Whnlesale and et Dr. ICSTBEIDL 140 Wood
street. calm 00
Moan glen
. and J. P. ILIMLINO, Alio.
gnaw. .1= aidhyd
J. B. MURPHY.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Mg.ROHANT,
And Steamboat
Agent,
carasaarAasz v DßUQUE lOW A
JeirOnksi laments and lords', dinned.
Una To—Cornna. Robertson a Co.
Meows. H. Chllos &Co.
" Hinz, Pennock a Co.
I===
I==t
ALEKAIDER KING.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
_ _AN lIIFORTYR ON
SODA ASH,
NO. 273 LibertgmLtrmett,,
Fourth Street Varlet Store.
W. .P. n &H. MoCIAIALUM
87 ronrth Street, neerNtrood.
11: HE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS is
reeredinity IneHad to our nreeeit Stock, selected eh
Lath/ i; Wi l Lilltau
Prnehlo and eyn..'". ignaLaimuird POND, In. I
43renUle and 8 ye
Dramas. euper.• Medi= and Low
Intro anpor 3 Ply, Priced Ingrains.
Chetot
. 17: PutaiNtIll thtt al r an d t ,, pra .yrI nni .irrdt 1 ut twil d Stair
boned Pian. and Table Coven. (Anton and Cocos
ElLetihaeoll 3 th Ba d
Poor Bind; dealt. Bonn LW, Bart
ad Du Damen. venetian Blinds, with *eery minty or
Window Sbadek(il roan and Bull illoinuod. test.. aD of
00101, • offered far weal nnry moderate eaten.
igrAnr• oleo prepare,l to l'Ornkb Iletrinaloll Ga
ng nth 9
.
Cider and Vine_ger.
V.INEELS-R made expressly for family nea
and nov addl n nun thou cue alf of the MAUL'
. firoopriesofiltteensfehotol Al. - o
itsimai, wtone Motu eau
W =Cie ge ' falai V erett u t P 4 " .4"V ;
..o, et . .
„ ~..„ yeah.
...., 01 5 ...,..,,, wh,,, Vasa mad. ft ,,,, : , 6, ,r... 50nE0X . 5.
, 1 ,.-,.Ohp pOrtoO io Grapee. %Mal to *shot ^ -, .
Id Oda Vlnsearthat will 1 Ot , -
quer redact= on half sod . -..-
41111rintsliltutY
The sttankaa of Tate gLigaillly teems sod the
isounta7 toserhaute partleular„ La directed. te thie Vlste•
, .
Elder that will keep tweet null next Fa ll .
Theaboni rangers as Caere ',snouted to In in nen
seated =an .L.BALLOI3.It6 Water it 149 let et
ow iOSKiB WRITES ..
CHUM BROOM! 16 W
ENMIL warn now _carrel= bug
-1101 la Sammie= ;maw. moo. In
on .2ittsborzh sad lownwallief wow tho r__
Ms RtutmoW.lty toff... tae WIZ. r
stocker AUL.% MOLES, W. dad •e ''''
Iyhaftwou onatlawn wrrehows. that ow ... W i g
himroad=o—rourtanyisfsbotigzatueo Intba.fart.tdoo
of whlett No m00 .. ,_,,7 m r. z ,,,,,,,..d ,ost
WialdWanifictix....s. Tin soma of hiv i r i
foff . ...ply ftkolestPlint.athamosi:=l= ifoor of
bewy avow.. irbkb LW
Iltdoeufobend IT tha" a .. m i hu ip .d ~a n
mato lb. docoratths flow: vaunt..)
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rigrec.444o4roaly. at much Iwo Moo Übe tun•
alrir'—cwriapi rwitofiee :124 hat saw, WS div.
parch.
irBoM g, p, CHOATE, M. D., a regular
r ninctit of Medicine In illen2 Illebigens
- 3 Snrcle. Bt. Joules Do. anaccus,
Fassars DUD, Md.(
D Dwane—Deer ilfc tin of -11. Ware
rewa• pine, =stilton. Dim la dadha of =law num Ls
~r.ctice, for eons tinic. and inewnd rautt.T
cmplaint. of the liter . His "lco *nigh reo.-1
la W M noes te the telt known 111.01eDnD
fuse le not excelled blank town . _ .
• pfeer l d , }lEiMara li m p'
Wood awl &mad OA, 7 .. • .
Um daunt% i i i
lro y * imam
all.. ESTATE - comer of
ard •IbultbdalUstrada, Piddaddr Pat
fir= Grua Lotrittlll% Ituroanat aro. bought aad KllOl
7=n.,
ILI i .A.LLS.N ME OR AFVi-Wp have just
rwa salmis gsais sx=sisas irus ms;
IF =site own nes b Laud 1/0
;•7etlll. • gojayroda •
NOTICES. &C
ne _
_partrship of Julies Irwin. Co.,
• rustoo mm trzearge l2 gl t a l ftW.
:via. • • • • JOHN
uin inwnx.
macro. Jaw:mu use J
TIE . =demi ed will continue the inane
fietate of
•20 °ol4l° N lS=ti 13W/N
James Inner
M ANUFACTURER OF
QIILPHUIti
ElRLtits Entraigphario Acid;
B.,et o
of HiteAft;
I.lo4mure Amtrak ktartaile Mee
73,7yRt Slums act
=Mir
Dissobalazt•
THE 00-wersbip hentofore • eilitit
I. Ands? . t.O Ana era A. Mucet *
buimind. by mutual absemt.
wiryd:=Vialb VIM P. • = l.
Maven has
tAls 4.. dg amodat.d .
i i : raigig i riimEatbab
ai ko =trie.2B2li i ir l .
IfATHAII warms
/01N -
w ATT & WILSON, Wholesale :4=ss
;. ka•
&R. BELLT4R S 4 & 00., ' Wholesale and
• Mal Dorlasti
Kn
d ot
Drcuip. MAN OW .. Tante
80., Woc
.106.
NOTICE: Joseph Fleming hum=
dead Tm • 'CU bathos
yin te amine.talultat JOUR ABU lk CO. •
DR. C. IroLABE'S
Liver Pills and Vengifoge,
IMP BO VZJ7. , -•
13. I. SCOTT, a regular graduate and
rtailthatofcantsly . a, sad agerienae
la • roarmaitable as Oteratebuents
ug. ea Mall es tome!, by abets: ea , 111141011
on tba ariglual lafaPut sad Vsseungiat DLO. brigs
rimaera u tbsee remake el the weelical partner 0
Our laummel LlaWroi Vateltoge grata
etbaut me
awn be Mate tag the
wig V to the Mir
lull receipt of Dra a Moic ri Ve=s dranstkna
ezolenteugl gly. sod raommaid tam to the snodod se
being both plasma end comic. and barn than wow
ria to any mbar lava PDI ar Veridayp ova
Bead Certjficate of Dr. C. magas=
The Whole World Conquered!
Dr. 1. Scare Celebrated White-Dimas/Ilan
Liniment.
The an!esnel retlet snaffled byshhiloeblem etthSa We
erstat kme errata =bap in ems Itemantima, lis4s
Lemma" &re Theca; Bevies, Bp=hmllle
am et the Ade& 130•••^•
or any other Mame or Tided& Pain 13111aMmant
is cued. enables us to asem•redthrall that Dr. ISeorM,
ahkeraki Oh* Urcaqams Leeimeit Is Ur most selhade.
eel sad pleseust remedy_ Tee discoemed,c6 . 7.
Laing promUsejer hmUm Memo dad ersdi.
cation erpasi. stemtsthms of I
b eje•
;a7=lf aalfehtmsd
smiat• a&Tt iu rirstetandard Awl;
kmesty. The mad lecnetMeas
mare Chu the following tothsteem Tor.
ttagaithed es • met. •!arener•r of "tabs!
READ! .11,11211,11 ARAM , :
Mb it to (Mt* TE A K I lam c . ciatMU l tyt ". 000
Vass ead-Liver
crx.. ho has been Us (de debit of _IIIIXDIV
ourieliety sedteiscr is Illy dim anrinitth. lun
Thileas Dees, end that I telensake Rua 111FROVXD
IIiXM. lulu. the shoes datum* the mute idase
sus! Um use ietaest is these &admen I undid
Eat that bandedueztly sued Ids CladondmilderCTr.
cesium Listhseat b sayoustiosoints tL. ludideit b beta.
Slid that loneonCwtte..ly seeccusesul it.
U. bIeLAZIII. )1. D. •
eu the above nedidaes wowed 'okay each the Ina
yerrlden at Dr. I. !rat; bold bj DOUgIDI and bler•
&an ti
The 21=1V..0.11ItTadura rumbaed Llrat MI drat
hammed Vedettes ear • edDy. L beat IVD:a g e , c ,i mr.
lauded by eertidad• otO The
ad White Cdreastisn Lirdateal cat Ik Oa.
erecattarded erltb riyastan of K. D.
DR. LSOVIT t 00. Oda YrePrleldre.
Beak Plat" Idarteahnra. ve.
Dr. ato.ll:Mrrtin. 100 Waal st.Pteld2o4
" IPTlllllo:dlleiatny.beer Deltoid Depot;
lyieT W.
at* Abent- reDDdliehale
SONB,IL 18C150—.—..12/08; B. sovso.,-,-..,raiacio 104131 a
'T. -B. YOUNG 8c CID.,
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FURNITURE & CHAIRS
Of emery Description.
TACTORY—FataaI SO. bottom Wit cad .Patoo.
Warehouit—Nos. 38 &40 Smithfield Eft.
t'EAMBOAT CABINTUBSITM--We
aro =staidly taaaufsetarbur 107.1maAT CARLY
Y 'TIMM sad =AIRS, sad tads the .hasten of
tam tatatotal laralalana East..
aidd T. B. YOUNG CO:
.TADEDI W. WOODWEL L,
OABINET FURNITUR.I 11.111FITYSOIVE*19.
nos. 97 AND Di TOM ITIMINCSAN.
W.W. respectionLinforms his friends
bta abet
7.717241 : 1 Trlaleh er % daddadl b. tels=j ."4 incl bait ma
offered frn W.. intl. , / SO- antto le detartaned to orrbad_
tar sWatoattureascrosd nutexials best entranatuall. nwt
omen ow=n and awn ton astont of kria mars and
toatrufactoring.benabled to prodtas
_war
ranted PUB.N/TUBX at ths lomat arks&
Its harre •IwaT band the
dencritlon of furaltto on "
ftom thr. obft *restartrili rna gatS,
to tba p mat at nt and tbat •an Wray. 6.17
of one. may be farnith.d cram bit stook, or nuantlaotare*
ofel=to ender. The follawaw utter. es mail %Mt ,
rtaters. which. me !khans' of style out
cannotthen= t to any of the Udall. atlas.
Louis SIV 40 Planßarsatot -
103 Borne
ur In
Pinar and V:9 Mang tad Boakaat
Co Tana*
100 doom Idaboasny Man . t 7 Bo: rotary *Book cues.
40 do Walnut- don 19 Doan Cana Beal Qua*
VII Cam Bea Ikehag du&
12
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Tands.' W i
seu22;M/22 Drag
=on 121122%
121321,4222
155
too miti , nilratiix
co walnut der
1.99 . Mitboirsay DlTpu
ICO.Mashls,ton Chntronaross
60 do Dreads; Bureaus
SO
Inekast W do do ashstand;
40
100 common do
s a ftisea,sst . nel ' aistnc
pi w!l., os ll=
rob.
CO Maw 004 Poplar DO5l
CO !Wormy Wordiotor
10
10 Walnut do
_
MaZI
i tieril'aro asnzclentalri
=maws mo-puea r
su muntwa sad /Wows far
mires promntly Vitatd
a;GIQi2;
1.6......
TWO FTLINDID P of
ARLOR, armaantialt.
NTITLFJ) "Bolton. Abbe in the Olden
d sted Uinta th e 011.'
Wed 1 11 =V :41 .1andecer. and th e m the
Israelites from Rant, 'a large endpering
IT= • painting • hy D. Ro • Ths Pis oft e
stove enstatlass P Per: MT. bat will la Mt Me e
states se Rama
The entearibers have .saahlisKiee BOOK AMOY
Plaladelthls, and will razalsti Asir arab ar
Ootlite
ttrn at the retail prim the at saitage.. ens Palen
la forwarding the tabseciption c r• af ant 4 ‘, :c ci ..e
alry....V:=7=: EL, wit th. •
astae:fone Tear sad • am of the stars ea'
Fravings.fre• Of cellACriply L _st a ll spastittl.n . l tgl e .1110 j;
t t =ilitmet , " reXong d rt urth U2l l =
• copy stanza. of the itiar• encriatlngs.
gu taje t ==desed mi =d ix ece . :lll . lsizig=
Zra7
. 4mtis=nbit=ag or ar 3 W es=
Realhigs. Wenn ofeb-i&lawy. boot 111
Oertlasates, Badness Cards, es. all cadets mint hi=
ff.,aill . lz . attended to. Pam. abltlnsc rim al Walt
ens resedeanaend a Daguerniostype or &MP N
the t=dtag br man or emus.
Pavane at distance having Weak articles would end
It to their adrantege to edkaa therahiediso as ire
wacild act as agents sot the sale et the *MOW
• BTallld • ITIRCK
nortiPaiTT Ran de death Tbift eta miaow. ft
MWEST—We have agents tithe' Isl.
alowss In tto. krostora
icon,=nrf at di
ib" Ei.grais, C.l4"Th art...,. ±th" =„in.
on nom mie
that Mato ant Tirritary. tO piretanp• &Mt eau Lodi or,
~OZ.,1•••16ko conning" moot samba tor dna ca
km York , .Ix 6 Oar lurrniosq r .....„.. u m=
reoldonor curollift. .th • ''''""
=A rekoblo intkati =Won •n• h•i• OM no
w. own. Wig= into, booted
earls OS
Mott. WS fi110r..3._ ...., which .noir amok! nialor
.n• Lo • TOM iron tWs ink WI Ike
tr.:=1.7,711 aosounle tin mono of thstraurc.
loons In liniontto Irak th poi pErSAornosikokoyor
ant Pon ••."..r. D. " 111 43.00 In.
ar,.X.L.' ....,,,,, Y
..lif ~, -.--
• al Y. lOW Zombi llso.o , -
imulitda.T : out. Mt SoilthII•14 ora., pp.
warnsn'a Imurovea Fire and WaterProos
wzoosicton Roofing.
WING been for the hot demi yea= at
shifter omelet In tba maaarsetax. of the abooo
mnir =WA reel Itt au the Poltadtm cities of Me
re darhts Woos elms It km tees tested under or
ii . d ..„..., our%
_bra hossored abol
~ irmr ".. emma Um It could be dt=t
Itathut tem urs th b i i e thaptambrools
ex " = " ffert Watt la Maar Cto r_ r 0 :It g: 2.;
oar mmattol matriale Sam armor wattle
of memo te se Um rem teemed to osoo e bomb ~....,
bOatlaill la MU city, oat Wail ronterel to Pa Coder to
aayestartt. we =Mealy oter our rootoil
an of tbe ettlams of Ellsabottsh me i ts - /to tteeti.
sum Suability eaS Potten, poker% froth.... d
Cr nada is Ms moot emram: mass too.
nip beet snob far thli roMns hif fE r i catebalf to me
Mob to tete met —tet to em alma
e: tals lt to eloosh mega %tab, amt.. a d ra=
Time Surat Oallod racer ot my kind ma
are ober romereed by Ude method vith the
ertataty of Motes Vol QM% te:a. WS a the 10.
estlea ot mates oar mole Illich nisi b. ed. lox
you= talbratatlostaad rallarms SIM elf at otty 01.
o t.e , AU "r 1 TIE k 1 " 1 . , L A•Bari 4 03, , / ,
no alma trallait sin Omega au tte. b u m.
. .
rreth fourth'
li k a aß mi
IghtWl LThert ioldlo brel ttotia t i l oe bil.
tom alltlhA MaltVald st Se ,111:011a • Clain.
tr . °'
Ae n 2Jr• bullsilair i'd''''‘ a%te ll a l etta b ",l4
lit # Co.'e
tam,
at " 3/3
, IP tato.- O x 1
liVterw e r it .1, ebsl44.tztos
ere
rev
lali-IsrelasSil
• •
147: 18 PATENT . BURR , SMUT.. MA
OHINIS. lasi to. TOG ISt Wat:: Tha ran
elms soil; aborttastd. and 'nen thry team.
Sthe alga darts rownrea by mama s,tia san
tam Ora mei fee - VAttAilliy Yli
i a=gjew i ts t =rpt ... ) aft itr k, •
arts atagleirin,fluakara—
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