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AInIZZIAISA LADCFAILEII64, marazain . .
'• 'I . ' Warobralp for thotinitod States, .
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stIBSTIL
MISSION liEuou.a . , krTs;
• : Cotton eta Wielta eteoldoorlwoir. •
isurgeobe mei% ro~.rhre....
Lama= ugDostam Is sassarmager Adidas.
No; 67•Einellt,, New York. •
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TORUN/ 4191414;11 =o_ X IIVO*8."
soar Beilas,
' - - Now York Rs
Lowit‘Lateatirivanursalseidaditar Toole
*nigh% Patent Elastic
AT.6B4IBANCIE;Ncia *achy street,,
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ra'JESIKSON
ORATE BD FENDER MAT*,
Jgo'Rostrarit 434 Ascupwar. zrzie,-zumx.
`. FAIR,BIL2I B 'EUPLAT/Wit/II 80=111.:
r undersigned bnainr been - appointed
,••• netein•mtiatoortaip arveribisq «Itl &M
imaauaosix•a_tzttia iiltemistaar
:- -.-;:- Jr» A T.illathaaßSl3-4t 0%;., .: .
. dwarf:oats sauna* of tam Mama coosomoltr
te nomelottt7 el time Balks aver all athara____,_ ,__, , - ,
, bobs ltiv• toss seftiOld, to Ocairm..=
.. on all: rpelsollialtroula na Us uma
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tha tsgest, banish crlVlt i et ticm)ili
b.
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' ' a l as *MVO MZEN au+ az • tie
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• Liamaal, Kul. liar, Coal, Sallmedi sad
, 1111118J1711:M .
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-PITTSBURGH , COACH FACTORY:,
L.Laww..i.;:.....Letreur L. wrowsi—.....a* . away
KGELOW CO.
• ahm. totiem.
igat lro.-46 -dur
Dumoip N D ,
;'• Pittsburgh, Penna. - -
gip -
MILES, CARRIrAftRFic PHATONII,
bUt l it umk .sg =AV it bzu
b "*" . " ( '% l 42=VPdP• !kw
00P.E.S,
manta and 4Yl97tlinton terclaintai
AM) Awaits .
No. 419 21 ? [ actg. lfree4, miser oflnv*
JONES It COOLLY,
WEIOLZIALE GROCEIIB
- - :WIN& Walk
':trinfOituldgartittilittlifactares,
141 Water Street,
"alatu Ma l ac i "Lem
PAINTERS.
& 'LANE,
• 14017811• AND s
SIGN •rATNIIIEW
..troAtr, c=elfakanaierie nuti re ut
AU =rapt,' Mended tn.
, 11/11. a; agar5.1i1...... - maw.-
SW:
BOBINBON, MIND •& MILERS
. 1110CDThiDNEW: AND ENGINE BUIWERS,
• sttginguttriarep•de . swtec . mi Nur "Ectoirg,
• oi (h ees, 17.1ruir . estveni-itirtioniams
.. ... .
7 TTIE - STOOKUOLDSREI OF - Tia
I:, ; craw WIPPISMISMANIA :11417,R0AD 00101,
_ ..,,Tou 01.11acitIfisel that Me DOM= at ina
.4/1130 .
~ Copany, Le Mb* you
Ma, Mid tato ae mum it
inellina and of Mr and callow
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Vamp li ' t eL- otta. mg r t.i snarly l#lYiet ill
. combiLteln
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elo the s=rrteskn 4"
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MHZ si4isoribece
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SS? jmilho Mow • ffeenatlV* to
42611trogeo WM; sod stuoMtce 1 11111
ani t to
rorriallirolontor r = of bisn's
° Or BWFONltNeWhio% 6 Mult . 2 ,ts.
- Odirelle• prim , or
u ttor =omit mg elms oatotreto•
libealtatroffogolt
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• , ; '7 , 44lffirt4PMPlgifligirgirAPAtir GOODS trar.
or
a-ftimir=tr=lzkssfearc,;E
Stovesaanders and Hit* Ink's.:
EZN CITE STOVE WAREHOUSE. No.
ISA Wall elesiA, As the wee bus mired artilett
laterteette obese mated Van well I.
eateageoultbeeenesdlex .ta ear Um
tesasx *fear strekoratett taU sad taw
tte. We ere esteerelsee to mil es lewsieLlea lowest la
the eittfiA.; Wnimter tbesaes. Act 1114 Weed stmt.
ocp • .
._.-r. J.--,CatelGe.o?.
WILLIAM 11111MELTREE, sr..
Rectify's% Distiller and Wino sad Liquor .
DIBROILANT.,'
... sae rawly ore. riutheiri. oia 1r
Cassel
DABS maim ooLL WILL
=I In =u olnWteri
stawroorrar Met utel Lasso& ; ;
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nap am. Want aoo.
formetlu resident , g
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'' .Thei Taylor axon Works Tot Elate: • '
temit :Olegsns. Bolling -Milt in Nonvori,
,"' Ant..linoirsonn toe ea*. Uts &sego* licat•tl
mg arbmicot..Uelans et i nv i TL. 111) Inas Soo
II " WAX= 4,6 "Statth i tistil
Mr ,-. 1
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4 44 5,
'Witte Aio. N RAW It . w i '=Oireethe
aires4
Ergifts: 2 .11 :11102 lciPV i r W a,
& saw= at 1 :i.,
M i rato w S i1i04 11 74 .,1 4 14 r•
IL: Dia *OO. $ • 1111r:' asSO
t,,:it.srilOGll .-
triffit"frlVrairr.EN.
Tl ata t t eD PIMI2II Esecated gsla
Writ TBEITINO,i4ride-1012IT
• xr,atabinatitus.
,40474, prim au& suiV e ..ro
=Vain kam.
Trer avir
- ' !liamiletbie.l4"Vete:.
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eUit Alli WZWik
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IMV4)RDIEYS.
IT I MEL A A. P. MORRISON. Attor
drat, batman
. 00"716.-Us rosteth
, nse.l
ROSERTI4:.Ra=WI3, - Attonaey stLaw,
: Fe OBZWZ POLLOCK.- ..AZmioy st
9 J. , KUHN, Attorney at Law, aloe
Noutti strut. mar thew. Putnaven /111.117
AGENCIES.
AtlaMiran OaderalCiditudtilop and Casa
. . tion Agency Me,
.:
rlta , twoouectrai or Home. and Foreign
aresattle culallotbsehltoasT dams. Is Medan
odJaaretwork .lanstogant awl kiyabeat a
.Paimant atTmsai. rmie• 11,4 Ms ot,al Itelat ld ria
1111!i,n4a2ffiraass' I
4=4Mitorplb.- •
1.. GM, 0111olg LOMB* Stevan tae.
114
titima=l" at Melditsa froisi
£ zawnes •
R EAL ESTATE'OFTIOR, M . . 87 Front
Algre 118 Int% aMl mal t=:rut
. ,
A IISTIN .14)0B118, Rem Estate
Bfdekmateaaasts. am am Enka, OlSte A r i .
1'....11x" W*4 ' V° 44 • o Pralgtsl7stbmded
L GORDON, Secretary West= Insa
• sazissoa. 93 Wiaar
I . :411' .1 1 ' •
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DRUGGISTS.
Nar
BROTH:ERA,
coionmoz, To J. Ca.)
WHOLZBALt , DRUGGISTS,
iso woon'ereirr.
„AL
- . .rizrzacror.
Prtetare c4Dr,*Uxiii walrus lii
HAFT, Jr.,lsnocessor tip Jac
p ßrea•
• lby,)lo2tobis and _b6U Mart 6.11.1 Data la
bstalb. eanmW sad B.lxth streets,
Atritagniar bat tot toter. Stub.
IK.:usT P. , SCOTT, - Wholuale Dealer In
Decor, Palltt p 4= 6 'asolslas lad Dro SUM. 15.11911
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(:,.:,...:....f:
E. PRWartgl, Wholesale Dealer in
w6; entv itt tla c x=es. p L i e,,
•
IMMO= IMAM* '
RAQN :0 2 Rum, 'Whole/134V=
Taw of übortr La et. Os ! tomtit
I 801100=4%Kr:a CO., 'Wholesaler
• Drusesto.M.l•4 Wcalitrick Petubuzia.
CELElSMENOillkocessai to L. WM=
a 03... accost Mutat street sad Dlistatal—lsar.
ast Isaata stall cod tazatasittoncattaeat ot
Atittlatas Qtasta. Perastart. sad alt
prtattana ta buttons
MEM= tareelattcata aasoftaly =tat owl
COMMISSION &C.
. .
PROES H AIt L C ATiffoN •
.
WOOL Hides. Flour, Rama, Laid, k Lard Oil
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 76 Rata Bt., Mbar& Pa.
Jo
Epttrigr , lLabanglo. Plarroo troltillo, Otto.
tt 00.. •• NI Nor _
T .:= hn ri l atoritt kotac iaL
111411tarr i:
Ttomosa Oar, OnskinA k noodarg alsiolifLL
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JNO.Bar.ooNtl—.—,-.—D HE=
11.12
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FLOUR FACTORS.
ilawd fthus Usuidixftin lereints,
So Cr No* Mann rod R IC Mew AL, Mks Rem
PHILADELPHIA.
"isea. Aoodwar4A Glatt/ts-7.7D
N.9"ilial.ida=taaCb` •A= M I % a
= mask.
Astb mu eka:if_
Novi...ma ca.
11 4 . d rittdoesaaad m ace n~omNtr.
Ul - M2241
FLOOR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE.Conuidsszon and Forwsutire Kiimilupts.
Na. 114 Soecsd aq,
1e5e:41711.12 4
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IMet:10 a s l
WOllO, in WOOl, P2Ol/0101111 tailiki
NO. 295 LIBEEMZ , : 4-4 4 c'
PITISBUILO •
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- • - "AND IZW:dintr •
PIITIMURUIC • , `.l , •OnhiVr..
tv.. 8 Wood ay ImPtentgallptetasi nem as
. sir,. ' '
Maur, Prodnee t . ' `
1R ~f M
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7:flak, * ~ 4 ' . Sl6-* • ••1•,. I
it — ' D 'l6 water greet. below W rkel A
-Iftmtritati.zionta.
Oft 4°
NZlDWYsiosuzin
spat s us hstasapolls .
'Calmer Hiqt.& Ma i s
a r"rignitraXB.:* af B
wORWARDING COME T EII itti N
W a tia 4 =ll u / d ist..4 rote M
k• l'Oi s lit,6,of, •i
-CesesaluStniad ••• • Mae=bra:l;
°". • la Wenn% • • -rag
lisale - Orooersl
• Ahle.a=iteard.sidOcao4idaa.l=mitilkOrtg
•A'A! 11:1.,eg•I
• :1,, • 1,1,101:
Wp. • *mortar and - Dealer
taanearicaggit.,",
DRY. GOODS.
luSEPEC.HOII,3B & 00..
,•'..Wboltuale arid Retail Dealers in
+yiijt
12U:1113133013,
414i ll== gr
- -sr
l ei ßts i tiba na .sko mm n iraerraleaas
DramzVsaal 0w50n9,!2!-
• IMP .' h BUROMELD, Wholesale
' Clayton,
Katz slat ii..4uINABLENTAL •
4REATIZEI6ii.
t 4t4tinisigrtaar...... -;
arm «ram Namur
~ .- . .ll,liturinnit.l, Removal! Reamsll ,
- sorilluzr: 4- mtlro• us, 111 1 TH minor.
HAv.traßistaave4 bur litoro to No, 23,
...--..,,i11e402444/1.. lbeat t X wean
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kw' •. . 1 '', :' ,4 " .it t rim. . 17.1 r -V •
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PITTSBURG
BANKERS • AND BROKERS
. BANKING. HOUSES .
JOHN T. HOGG:
rnsA
ALOARtztdieisaNi..WinadoluniCa.
nll a wa i zEux thatFral T., tea.
attowelesruda,_ • ••• •
N
aw jaaatiron, susAVKapo, .
rpowsrant. .4, /Amerada =dm. canna
• 41•„ ... }3=turl
t iaccla bruk bea t at ikatt moltl
smolados. end ealestkatiebilat. "
nams *so w ass
KRN AMER it RABA 1
Bankers CB
111 1, 2AIM.a". 1:1 6. 4.1
a rat t las& -
th yr . tra mth
r t MprinT t y and sell Btakii 01 :10=Wed026
tins made 01:119 . =1 In tar ilekm, quta r e=l
Videdasd Woad' "Well".
_ . .. • • .
4 ..
. HOLMllB.&'BoN,Dealers in Foreign.
sod Datoutie =rotHoodtiuigNichrttßestrt *Me
Bulk Nataavaa aped*. Nc , Si J0 , .1z1 ,, D 114 ._...-
• OcilsolUtni suds as ell .tha inwap........
Eli't IKT•ii ti
Inioa
UNION FOUNDRY. '
tiltnhell, Herron & Co.
FILL
continue thelinsineas of the Union
gs %NV UV stand of PESTNOCK. BILTOLE ,
They sal basszleeture r tins!, • base sad sreasral
imartaung of OAratakg isaapdahis
Cooknids43,tomAn Al o e and &do Orme,
MANTLE &KITCHEN 011M8,
Marva Ware, Wagon Bone, Dog Irony &dime,
Tea tattles, Plows and Plowp a l
Mill and Idaahina. Oistings 1,
and e ach And WM= PIP= at dna.
IRON
& NAILS OMB NENT BRANDS,
Shovels Spats, helm &0.,
atvAle a lt o se44 it team. p ima
easf-17
Penn Cotton MIL, Pittsburgh.
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i. CHILDS a W.. Hindu
E a t o I LLN c 27 = a
i stBr IA!LLa
ra ra ma raVous
" at maula
ta*
V all
a iE r ßan"
w r mat at Os Harawars Van atlanaceEra
wzrasx sicsiL
WELLIAAI BARNHILL a CO,
61 Penn st, below Marjtegi littebra
fiTEAM BOILER KARNES and UM T
alri.ro=tflued and OntiLr . Va il lates.
atm /Ili Bal. ram Pare=thammOilt
ork. gtr• a
*.lll4<tuet y =ews,
mast Dotter. ordai • Crime "jr
Rats and Caps.
WILSON & SON keep constantly on
• tiaaffoory
.doserlittou Oat isty of flits and
toor t koldap la nti i
tillionrillt
illr• *moll Won toi= salt!
W.WOODWEII.,, Wholesale
v d Retail
GRO .
/WI 1. IL =NMI
Skrtver Et Dilworth,
WHOLESALE GBOOERS,
Noe. 132 Second - Street,
Mtwara Wood =0 analtdold) PIMIRING&
,
: : .11 : . ,
Wholessler Grocer and General Merchant,
21b. - 11:6 Weds Bervet. Rettfrorph. 0047
GAMOW
Wallace & Gardiner, .
01, XB4 L DEALERS 111 •
flour, Provisions and Produoallmerally.
N 0.155 rl9iBTl ST. J• 3047
BAOALEY, COSORAVE tr. 00., Whole.
nu Gloom, nand 26 Roal dna. PLUslutgb.
5n0.13,
" , .
leo non— - moms nom— Art Unlit .
OHN FLOYD & 00.. Wholesale
eodoooisoneeketerabasts,No.USWoodar4 43 = M
n 1
Th
itiret.PUOWiargil. - • 1.16
4, nom
Dada la holm*. PittattaiMnaMarld
of yanapropt Dosomette owl 0.
b"tr
jr C
• Moscrasahats ."! width will so line
10/1172 IMIDUEL-.1113.1.1411 A. WITS
ALOANDLEBS MEANS ZOO., (suttee&
inek .Whigseas iri V
ttalikaltes, war. ant
Itaataietztes tomo. smut et maw 6.0.1
litlplonsli. Ps.
!MUT DALZ.SLL 1 CO., 'Wholesale
NsuG o:=l.6firelurchaVArtnideak
Gins%
=cur.
(he.
frokEY CO. 7thwita,
Ike \A. A" ~~~ ~i'. ).\•i~ ~.~
r='r' - WicWq m 'TZW,T'4l
Li_ a 000mieN)1, (successor to 8. Sad.
:KA • kir.)W •
,scull Bran Deskirla loft& Ratios
en, Sal Paw saaps. /021dral aro& Kb axe 11.1. 0
saw Now" Minima y.
•: • : . • . . .r .
Ara CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
Es.llllWcatittivet, ...• door to ths wen elided.
rf :~r~.o ~'•.si.
.~..
=SIC. &C.
John IL Mellor,
•• d pn t i rtit[Mit. • VitHicAgirt
g „ SOS sad-
nclileber g Bre.,
0.03 BOTH 5T.,13:2k of the Golden
; rebeeZe, =BAIA CLAWS glict_
O raII — THAVI Ouudae li VlTOLONgtolV r t
itiallll/01113, „Dalv uxen..ea
. • •
Charlotte - M=4
• WEIRACTURER and Doan in Pima
sad linctszoMe inu ntlimdstl Inert.
Hi tsr . DAIS & 00a. Mean PIasaaVIVIVC
ant Maima Attastaatat. tati 11 cod at.
ELEL. •
Patent Hama .• a TING nd • Stretched
LEATJLBR
From tie Meroitsotory of Holt & Brothers,
, /cow .r• ear.
r - the.' Rehm* of . this znanufsetare hes
ims ananSal the Gold liongal Ann Math= from
moth mason ona initttubc tbroarbeen the Ilaltod
Stator the that rent by the Athorkan Institute, tint
Tart. at then last me=to taellan of LW. 1111 am ,
baths omdoet,
e i r ' alther wa rkrnmraanc Iftt I =tobe thine Indea
an oneetea by coo at truth olon eatmen
Inanetna Condom troop otho and tomcod than
own taunt after the WPM _the ban both
triouthe o Marth tot a new TOM Wind.
ittli h t t= a oa laati e ra ITV =l . 1 ate cfc .31 ,
=:=l .o. lllvlted with tone poten_l_coothe into. an
:gneastel•tbasa irtis ' arlilbe• pi=
i roves ot coon than wa pm t. tn. Unth
thane In en= ithanth To ,
,igay kthen
, ta ... a. M . V IP
tut mot ovum of
cotton . worth dlo booth* la nett
gra u r. 4 ... eV=
Batton, *W DI • GM no.= übaty. ot.
month tw wad of w cod. -- • • • s•l24lmlllushitrrS
' , '-- • • - REMOVAL , .
.... Vall ey Plow Work ii.
li z till- If Iir,,SIP,AER •
formsrurst 'story of
SW taw scurlaialiedlanashonalh eorrua "ar
on
in, A/Taa f ad Ul thdr imatrit 1.= ,. 11,
ad PLOWS, sad mould ti attaatialtarauts
Wt..'ftasrig..
Vicar liu Att ve b... ~.4 . 4 11. ,
itrs , , r i. . rais ro g in .. . Plaw
ear Is .
TVGE,
HIDES,. - LEATHER 'A 01L8,
23.1 LIStR27 ST Oise Ms A• 444.1 Wood.
- - A figIAtiMAIMA Of '
Hoyt's Leather IBeltisg sad 'Oils,
Nl,T, l 4lerf (I°4o,l•ll!!`F!.'''' bud.
Muth:Ward Property for Bale.
TIVILIPULL-on rffluftuible tame nip
A_ 125. of I.l=o:..Prntlai_Ostrelsts
Os swiNaisig. , =; •, • , '''' eli
Aho,arsit LOD% orreaNsat Bakbris sta.
W i l eg latztu Nc li kr sift:
elmbroallisbr
vanworthe .
Alm Male caw ef Maar and Welldsts •
pi=rtls • - • Imam to- *teal
!_ 4 _, • rim . : • amp=
OBSTINATE_ METED= AND,.
r.77nr sreu sam AL oaluteasuix4 l..„.43. 4ostiren e 4kut i aft e totai.
AVAV, tre .74 kiviti farms.
= VBl,l' 4 lierseriMiai=
wttiv treartleks en 4 eu. telieselef larteesatte
te eel wee emir eat It es se etril= l * et drew
• tl ree • 74.111%.
. . Beet tan .
QPENOEIVEI PATEN7BOIII3•AND
12 . C.20 . 181111tszettest. euribli t gulg
Amok lbw
m e me A taltl fr ist el ag:v ra V as pe
- 11a1144 Stator. ,'111:Woodic, , WM CO:
behasatme Ind Bals Mut • •
Thfkluoriber Es=rhaßedt
tams
maleaw — raVriastar tams*:
a., t i s im, all
VA
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inilf TORS ADVIRTIMENTIL -
nom 811:111Sli. VltaeliZa. °WIN a aCriaLL.
dewnalaisi dr tallna laniminta Ilco. 24. ate Oroadaass
rk.
A. Vitalizim !lenient! . --
TQ__CO_NFIPTIVgS.
ArPiallitutAß of high standm, and
tarntatly a Protestor la one ar the Idedicarluetitu•
et thin eatoitm maw retired tam argiversetica
;who rue beau earttog roar Palnionary di,
eyed, while traveling in Mtn America hid a
aura tar Cneurnaspilo, Brerudatig. Omaha. dm ma
gamma Waft and an aim. lin& %p ul ar*
guttering and dying anlillahr frond this ID a r
all dlguanar, h. le degiroue,from the prinelphe banal.
bn arresting halm this *oat valuable raguidy. Om
renew emftim QM". In mama Itliampacuehtirde, be
will mead at/dm with hill dlrectimr tar making aird
gtvargarally whiz ft. ,t.
The amount matted . it anylLd far Drutalteigad the
moms alibis ad *Gnats , •
htL24 P ll 1
Idd . / 111 20 0.4t at m a1 . ..A.,...
lel Vl:advert
.
ALBSOUX. a SON.
MERC ANT TAILORS,
814 BROADWAY NEW YORE
Kato firm of A. A - G. A. Arno ax har.
leiybent dlesolved tbe Id but a. '
We eon ila2ef.i.ViandaVri a lama(
of etottinntna advent
Pam the stere t ral l Ladwey, between dle
maws blettopellten Ifetsda wan. they lump teie timed
• lbse revetment: of Olottua Cuwbseres and Wittlnew of
ttiessweetateed. - •
Oareaetomen err esiiersd tbat one elm WM to en.
= .... thearatation ft - y=7 yams cd attestnek to
Caliltalt will Os elied
to baye *my gereged na Dermal ra
da wz,
oar
manner that, dr style wed w=kManibllh MU.* be
wee& royablabsv
Ifewi.4_llashine Bxol OottOh.
OBEs. BIAONAuGHIOB
Bowls?. lairynd Ili OW 1100 Unto
d:8 .001 , Colton Th.read,
A.RRAN'AIsa 6 Coed No. 60 inclusive /
AZ I =_ loses sum °tor Le ° sisi 11
from N 0.90 to HZ 00.
eg i Zir wer ib e Vi t rbo M orarilMin b h i nl%
PM ooki ThrotdlJagpootppli sollftololo by the
me of 100 dos.. or ow MN 0. (00 B 6 xi
ALUILEIMR MM.
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_ itii. !IMO tibia. A.lnr Tort.
gausgleA i nt It 0 0 11 . 11 . 2 t A=AlIGE!T. laZgozitor.
New York Corn Exeha U n_ge.
BAG MANIII.ACITRY
LAS and brow Street
B. E: 41LARIC,
MANUA:I42V= AND DEADER IN
Bageng,"
stSNAM,Sheetinge, Duck, kle4and
anon ?mtge.
lata t ztir yk at tandint tdtkOtabt Pao.
•
Dadvadd and FUGAL , mita armed" latent' aim t. az
aemtmaatot barditra etugs. arid at various ctsdana.
sad out aattamars can Ws sal Matta Us/ mar wish
Vatty In Wm irttavat arteschars.
Coun narabant. are Invited to cramtes oat Katt at
hams . spa, 011 , 'ratan Saga, at all the MIMI
brands at mat, act very heavy Octabutva, !tam
MIL a
Igl=arsuun CIA tad% atilt*. Mir to ardat.
sopllad with Ilaas ana Bad; Cc.
- *g a g a g r adlogitt tr • ba yt,ttirrs am
ck
•
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Burning Nola, Caraphene, Padua, (16.,
aaa
DORR & MANN,
43 =WORM M UT. (=cm of JuJair t ZrOlX.
mix BIM= Rim sail ado Baitrea•
&
RE now selling tho above articles, in con.
sa= o thsl=
h , t1.211:
/heath and aarriosa tiro Pates. 4V de .st Pico that
ear mist todooossosto to &stet aid Ctassomm.
ma
Per the 1,000,000.
11. S. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY,
90 Thom son street, N. Y.,
-24 ANIMA SOF HAIM& MAN
SUM T• 111.11 VIP& WU:MUM
_PIDWIALB.
Slaws. Rearstsl, sad all !alba SINUNt Ibis
both, width Is inunnatan arklabla ohasalosily
susibts•l with mlsoril colors. to as to be ammidad tots
mai awn 6i:denier. pprr which • motto out Os Essolth
unisti at fowl= Mar tits cob at Ms maim& matorbil.
while lt comb It la d stability banor. Tune Mar
thised Irch and 81••• *we tam =dm mut, ths ebb
tomatow tato ths aim sr boat rtst, 'bib woroba.
Is awe to ohs • tatopossry yto the a n has.
Ur hob SS falba Tub Took d 4 anzallyn&sag.
MOLE for the JGottiAhhos Gad has ofsbots brUm
&throat Stabs, whkit will WWII taanniSlM MAWR& to
inttanating tbowbbsik r Atoorettios =Mod an
n ro=rllnkllll. 4tui. • ` 4.
«STU,wu
Finn& Window W*u. •
EDWARD P. DIOKIE,
144 mutton at., B. Y.
Two doors ..it of Mason Blow Itailroott Wool.
ETERS to Dealers tad Customers hie cel
ebrated less& of bleach Wlsoknr
wilt 6 km, Pirtle ortainielatersohtioa wilt
with prime asowert of their otlitows (that ml to ail,
doolzeit tattoos. sad gookiot Tow of amp. epitaph,
Umbrellas and Parasols.
JOHN L SMITH,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER,
& 235 Broad,Way, New York.
The most extensive In the world.
TIME late fall in the price of material, con
-1 ago.at apes lb .1211rann of no Wail awca.s.
asa4.l ea issaufmtare iarSal fpr_ 1.• inath
sat sRe Loft lad to ear sareliastn. at Km ir% lb.
1.4"4 1:111BEI A 8 AND 14 scify pa
tIASOLS
bottntall la ltarepo or Anoxia 'ltreektsate rtiltlat
!tk lark to law Yoga yolk latetted la
a l marl osseoloo lb* stook Whoa
MX—Plow eat Ws eard eft
_t =op*
beet esfresan. Sofa L Won
Watoltrly
r~aTIII2IIIIThE PIANO PORTE&
STEINWAY SONS,
Ile mallet Welker Street.
1111. a laieusilLTOUV
ESPECTPULLY call the &L
-Al...teat:lon of the baba/Ito their n!
esoarttbeat of sashayed atellepasre PILOOt
erbkh. ler yahoo. of aloe,
toath
of
teeleh.lo shart=eg th at resOma
Mao an utuneypard. They wore awarded e
Mat um ler s era ads. la eceayeatkra_ el* the
ridlstbegolelbel boat Textlea. t1U54.1014
IiV I"* TITAPPai I hoes bore hot bees
amerced the rlbx• GOLD =DAL over all
eompetlten) at The late halt of the Amain. I=te.
*Mel Mesh Melba 61:5T Plabothrtaa de!
Safety Flllll.
ri, =MG PURPOSES, and for MI.
TWO CIIAAOII4, both ts WIT sad DRY biltec
O 8
DR t bleak Th. (AMON hoe minor ea
au. lb sod DOUBLITA2II wArus /II
sad sold by
GLENN. POULIN
~. Orton precoptly ta l let l lM of Galf.
XDOIII OIL
DU, al the moo
TIONAL MX WOZIEM. iti .ILII. /to' bre
solhettrf
Si
1, BEAM & CO..
"gMcag" u m.
Pert
170
1f WALl3l..lewY min or
l le il ' •
pun the attention of the trade to their
kite lad Turbid stork at Drarol. Mate. 0114 Perhuala
rY frattoatothetrre r. %Thattloas ofhtapleDnuta
Miry are oho reaching. nom fkatimot pedlar
and Pell
4'41
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y nahreoed ta •
are Woo anabied to ease ea the ascot 14noteSSOCUI sang
Orders. caw In western by sea. Dill ready. pomp
attaritiost relKyr
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RR ROPE IGLU,
71 Tom. MUM, AIM 71 luau mut. Now You.
103 Prowl grid. xe.
ysa bit,
Ta . g;l7l 4 :tors this a ltr l irrzt7 wen.
•
11 01 AN AND ?MCA NAT T.
n.... C 3 e graVoid. ll l4 l l. r Tso al " vothor ta b'
Photon Ihottald.
do mils ass in nem 11:=Vthoriw upon *ha
moat bls tame. Pr a tt*r design who
Ulm. R. It O. Ihkla
if. IL—Ooosomasi strived to bglUir•
, The Mains.boress Company. •
Piiiiteirok,loalaier .
. anaT Neu . Brighton .' , ..reu.
ki lOR ' the, 'Eipoda wommoditian of the;
an* Ponli andialliallia dila 0111:Nrina'
iii Pula Uinta& bateau plitancyr . . wines toe,
wi As zinAlV A Lapiir i at% Tial o i o .rga n. ... :2,
Mrtst i. :l;
the a d j urgros . 7 .b. or ii ii
ed taki te therri blm. ?ne w' I=pit t VI turn anniroreata ll PC:
llonnowl Ow.the the Omni! son to ter apauity p.•
imirraliiierr.e4a=
i trell t =fow tt e r
.4
or Oity o w l:pro du to atundla =eh . ea
mar been te Ws: ono by the yg
t, hit Goods and Ominlo oxioutiot. it will
at tomtit* on tda up el. pUsoiNpoottant
motr i p t6 de d. widek , Jill be m. 1%44=
Stnot. ' , Il* will eleo c rogyaluitUa as net& Amur
us tem 41 ' 4 'mnd Ai tea tr-tiesmainite tatel&cam
obtain Inknoation.and ....n replisi- ceder and
return thimeasalu pa.p. lame et small. syn.
ra of Sao to a Mani no t ra mo r ....
.... ,. „1111 In do
wn= or oolloa hr in two el • thin
dittahoo. without Ginn boa • Woo oteti
ii. ths dinettes ea paduel itelnihint home.
MnalOtte oxpikit. . .
•At raL t =2 ..fri h .L w it. lAe Mika
Hots.. the Attila on trireilrie 34 44
dam!
r apippiaa paelit Waite intim
=t e ly it tr w.Tin&trimilor L o
bo. it:2=
"to of it ft.M . 10.11. Mia V MOM*
AI ilu Mulalm ip runnel 1. , width bit 01110 and trust
him WWI, Wi tiolopany, on m a t. wity infoth gut pat.
tons,of the lino , phase not an ta van An nut
ni.t.T.L.n 11 .11 4 2i..aa be Au no di la the usittni.
mania A. inWIN Ulla bun appointed Iniiereur, and
will tommente hio
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ittiontintb. how
lot. 1501
Cammanial Hotd_ t .
001171lof Girod end New Lives,Viress OrGuau
K. KM' would most
hs.ty When 4wolltut pads tb=ll
the %taro maid notst.
loollotimo • Wtollol l
ear 1181 4•01 &Mod umpta boor 04 . 6
seat tontltamattroto46% of
=Aro!' rto t at li .111 subWi I, WIO O- bin
VIBE boba se asgbi Oti=
th.
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Mattoottbat too* of b ps.to
_miry
oattoota• that Iwo row boom WIIMMIC wlea tDla
17 ""Price orßoird per to&Y. .00.
no Bar 0111 lio glottal 1,106 Who ala lafai•
Itaaolo.orta Um efts A gooolmftesa 10 to
at woo omptur oa k
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LY 4, 18561
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1866.
•
Advaztoe Psyntentii.—liereater no Bub
wipum win be taken bar the Daily or Wealll 0.414.
balm panosat la mad* ha edema. Murmur the
Urals OD to which the oubeeetptlob V held: the paper
ido b lAnalabla abaaped. =boo the enboerlptlaa Is r•
lead handsaw Phrboat. All tronalost advartAllnp
of areal deectlacelb will he required to to nil to a 4
Taman. Taw oafs exorptlorse wll.l to when /petal month
IA az Ahem =hada an nude. ariblaw
VLPtitoltursh Weekly I.4aSoult:Tha extentatro
atroolatlon ofore Mary Graft oftorti tour biattma tout
smolt &era& meta of otoittos WV bottom latcoat
Garoitcolstlatt 4 bototonlbarand Ave tbonstad, mean.
stunt Imo? etoeboat. otaaalkotatut sod ato toner 1.11
Roam Putuntrtsatila. sad Zutern
Republican Noniinationa
TOR PUSTD3ENT.
JOHN 0. FREMONT
OF cuLtronaLt..
11131 t noi PHIZIDENT.
WILL.LAM E. DAYTON.
Or BMW JffELSET.
State Ticket.
FOR CULL 00111116110371,
THOMAS E. OOCHRAN, of York
FOR AROFTOR ORIIRRILL,
DARWIN PHELPS, of Armstrong.
703. /111:187ITO1 MILL,
BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE, of Bradford
TIIE SECOND
- - •
Deelarstloo of ludessudeses; adopted In
Pbfladelphls.
JUNK IS. 11166.
' , This Convention of . Delegates, assembled in
plumiance of a call addressed to the people of
the Milted States without regard to peat politi
cal differences ur division's, who are opposed to
the repeal of the Missouri Com miss; to the
polloy of the present on; to the oz.
tension of Slavery into Ins Territory, restoring
the action of the Federal Government to the
principles of Washington and Jefferson; and for
the purpose of presenting candidates for the
offices of President and Vies President, do
"1. Resolve, That the maintenance of the
principles promulgated In the Declaration of In
dependence and embodied In the Federal Consti
tution are essential to the preservation of our
Repubiluen institutions, and that the Federal
Constitution, the rights of the States, sod the
union of-the States, dual be preserved.
"2. Raoleal, That with our Republican fath
ers we hold it to be a self-evideih truth that all
men are endowed with the unalienable right to
life, Itherty, and the pursuit of blippiness, and
that the primary objeot and ulterior design of
nor Federal Government were to scenic those
rights to all persons within its exclusive juts
diction; that as our Republican father', when
they had abolished Slavery In all our National
Territory, ordained that no person should be
deprived of life, Gbetty, or property, without due
process of law, it become, our duty to maintain
this provision of the Constitution against all at
tempts to violate it for the purpose of establish
ing Mammy In the United States by positive let.
!elation, prohibiting its existence or extension
therein. That we deny the authority of Con
gress, of a Territorial Legislature, of any Indi
vidual
or association of individuals, to give legal
assistance to Slavery in any Territory of the
United States, while the present constitution
then be maintained.
Rucked, That the Coostitution confers
upon Congress sovereign power over the Terri
tories of tbattnited Metes for their government,
sad that in the exercise or this pour it Is both
the right fad the duty of Congress to prohibit
In the 'Territories those twin relics of tlikrbuirm
—Polygsmy sad Slavery.
"A. .Roseirod, That While the Constitution of
the United States wan ordained and established
by the people Is order to form a more perfect
anion, ettablith Pulite, Insure domestic trim- ,
qmlity, provide for the common defence, and
secure the blueing, of Liberty,' and contains
ample provisions for the protection of the life,
liberty and property of every citizen, the dearest
Constitutional rights of-the people of Kansas
'have been fraudulently and trioleittly token from
them :
Thais Tios Atari has btas landed by an armed
faros :
Spurious and pretended Legislative. Judicial
and Executive officers have been sit over them,
by whose =sped sattiorlty„ evistainV by the
military power of the Government, minima
sad naccastitutional /awe have been enacted and
enibloed :
The rights of the pimple to keep gad Lear arena
have been infringed:
Test oaths of as extraordisary sad entangling
nature have been imposed ma s condition of ex
ercising the tight of maims Ind holding
aka •
The right of an autised puma to • speedy
sad public trial by as impartial jar; hu bean
dsalsd:
The right of the people to suture In thelz
parsons, bonsai, papers and effects *goblet un
reasonable searehes and seizures has been clo-
Tbry have been deprived of life, liberty, and
property without doe process of law
That the freedom of speech sod of ths press
has bees %bridged:
The eight to * choose their representatives boa
been made of no effect :
Murders, robberies, and arson have bean WU
pled and encouraged, and the offenders hare
been allowed to go unpunished:
That all thus thingthave been dons with the
knowledgo, sanction, and procaremeat of the
present Administration, tad that for this high
mime against the Constitatica, the Union, and
humanity, To arraign that Administration, the
President, his advisers, agents, supporters,
spologlets and soosesorles either before or after
the foots—before the reentry and before the
world; and that it is our ffzed purpose to bring
the actual perpetrators althea* atrocious man
gas, and their accomplices, to a inn and eon.
dip punishment hereafter.
6. Rosoived, That lEansu should be Imme
diately admitted as a Bate of the Union, with
_her present hoe Constitution, as at ones the
matt effectual way of seaming to her citizens
the enjoyment of the rights and privileges to
which they are entitled, and of e n ding the civil
strife now raging in her Territory.
'T.. &raved, Mit the highwayroan'o plea
that might makes right,' embodied in the Os
tend °bolder, was in arm respect unworthy
orb:sudden diplomacy, and would bring slams
and dishonor upon any Ocovemment of people
that gave it their unction. 1 -
.1. Resolved, That a Railroad to the Pacific
limn by the most central and practical route is
imperatively demanded by the Interests of the
whole country, and that the Federal Government
ought to render Immediate and effliderit ald in
lie construction, and as an atielliary,therato, the
immediate construction of an emigrant route on
the line of the railroad.
"8. Rooked, That approptiations •by Con
yers for the improvement of rivers and harbors,
of • national character,' required for the accom
modation and security of our existing commerce,
are authorized by the Constitution, and Justified
by the obligation of Government to protect the
Huesca property of ite citizens.
"9. limbed, That we bootie the didedon
and co-operation of the Men of all.parti&Vhater
ever differing from us in other respect& in sup.'
yore of the principies herein declared; ana be-
Ilevlsg thlt.the Vide of;.our tabtitatiobs as tell
as the Ckmitltatioa of, ear • eceinti7 guersetises
liberty of ..ecateelenee and -equality of • rights
among citizens, we oppose all legislation bow
ing their eeetuity."
• -
Amiss is NICARAGUA. —Lots idling from
tilearagna say: The etesaUtp, Granular 431.0 t.
GriZo train New Orleans , suited at Pants
Arena; (Ban Jam) on the 17th instant; with
body of 105 soldiers destined for Walker'itrmt.
.Grest distress and dleentistestioti ezietinvons
the soldiers of Gen. Walker's arail °slog to
the °balers, Ala fere , which prevaiurthire to 11.1
terrible extent. Thies is also unity - Of pro •
"Woes. The country ; is under partial ler k , and
every American' andnatty. hes bi . Oblsin a peen
signed by lieu. Welker, Woe beam to beyond
ihe'lounderies..Ct . filoarignk IC . caught, the
Primes te sehjeot to be Met. All letters and
oorrittpondence of the soldier* , to their Mende
and families• in the States, are inteitepted by
General Wheels °Sales, and - the °entente e>,.
amined;' if anything is found in them derogatory
to the goverment, thnietem ere wpm& G m ,
Welker Is , now et Lam.. It iscminetood that
he will commence, hostilities against am& 8406
as soon u Has: make sets br, , which
*boat the middle of July. Thitheing the rainy
mum, it is impolatbis for hint to•do anything.
Great numbere - et Waiker'd env.' ire desert 7
leg front the oouritit in'every direatiOn:
are at prime about 16 at - Asplawall, N. G.; in
Avery dentate condition, being; ithout money
°offloads, and many without healtb A and unable
twprointre empinyment . • The pay Pinto sol
diers node at premit Is about sWy mate each
per ch.-this is for their mashing; Moen -5.8
and $6 a week. •AU articles of clothing very
seam: , • Medicines are *lse needed in the sur
geon?' depattatenti: r
Dux gains ion.eopcootent of the
Now.Orleaso Delto imp holoakosevro hat made
of tionalials; by io young tidy of QM atty. 4 He
oloottisootiftl artlactad iold for
From /Comm
The PRIMIIe Southern Deems* of June 26th
. _
9 1 1
is kited that reliable Information has been
received that the notorious James Lane has en
tered the territory through Nebraska at the
head of about 800 Men all armed, equipped and
provisioned fora regular war; and that there are
still others 40131i0g. These men are said Mises
passed thrbugh lowa, crossing the river at
Council Ruffs and representing that they were
emigrants for California. After crossing tote
Nebraska they bent their course to Renew * and I
were met near the line by a committee from the
"Kansas Legion," composed of the poetmljter
at Lameness, and some others, who will conduct
them by the West route to the place of rendez
vous It wi lbe remembered that their bogus
State Legislature adjourned to meet on the. 4th
of July, at which time they design putting into
effective operation their free State'goireniMeAL
And these recruits of armed men that they are
now receiving, are no doubt, intended to effect
this very purpose. If Reams is to be overrun
and subjugated, and It, laws trampled raider
foot by a set of lawless abolition fanatics and
free bootees ; we my, if the laws and authorities
are to be contemptuously queued and , spit upon
by such asst, it Is high tome the matter was
being looked into and effective measures adopted
to suppress all'auch proceedings.
roma Kansas, June 28
2b the Editor of th e n s,
Arurouri Deraocrat: , 1886.
On Saturday last a company of five men dame
into our oily from Tecumseh, where they bad
been mined for some time as Oilmen. They
were captured by the dragoons on or about - the
27th of lastmontb, near Onswattomt their arms
were taken from them, chains put upon their
ankles and driven thirty miles under shot sun'
with the Iron, upon them, In bent of the troops
mounted on horses. They were hurried along
on foot all day, without time being allowed them
to get dinner and water on the road. One of
them describes his sufferings on that warm day
as horrible. At other times they were treated
very well. The dragoons were under command
of Lieut. Iverson, • rapid pro-slavery man, who
has no sympathy for free State men In his potter.
They wore the chains upon their limbs for near
ly four weeks, and when brought before Judge
Catp they were discharged ea nothing could be
found against them. Three of the party cap
tured were,
however, retained—Messrs. Pat
ridge, John Brown, jr. and ' The two
latter are members of the Kansas legislature.
The former was released on ball, zed arrived
here this morning. Pour indictments were found
against Mr. John Brown, Jr. One for "high
treason," "kidnapping • slave " conspiracy' one far "horse stealing;" Mr. Williams for
high treason; Mr. Patridgo for conspiracy; the
others nothing against them, they were impris
oned nearly a month for no crime. Ur. Brown
came to Lawrence to assist In its defence o few
days prior to the destruction of the hotel and
printing presses, and for doing that he is Indict-
ed for high treason by Judge Cato
While Mr. Brown was in this city, his house
was attacked by a company under the command
of Henry Clay Pate, special correspondent of the
Missouri Republican. After sacking the house,
It was set on fire by Pate's company and de
stroyed, together with a library valued at $250.
Mr. B. Is a poor man; they have robbed him of
Ills property. He is hated and persecuted
because he ie for making Kansas a free State. In
this way are ,the metiers robbed by Shannon's
posses, assisted by the United States army. We
hope the day ie not far distant when the banditti
and dragoons will be driven out of the country
at the point of the bayonet by the oppressed
squatters of Lasses. -
- -
Tammy eltaicrrr.—One of the most awfal
and heart-rending calamitire that ire hare ever
been called upon, t 2. record, occurred last even
ing, about eight o'clock, at Need street wharf.
Over a hundred persons, men, woman and chil
dren, had, at an early hour in the evening,
gathered together upon the wharf, to enjoy the I
cool and refreshing breezes from the Delaware,
and while thus congregated, the plus sustain
ing the wharf fell with a tremendous crash,
which was distinctly heard at the distance of
several squarer.
In an instantocothses than a hundred persons
were preelpitkted Into the water; others were
otherwise 'grimily injured. it is believed that
in consequence of this lamentable affair, not
lam than twenty or thirty lives have been lost.
The um spread with great rapidity thionghout
the neighborhood, in which the persons.who are
In the habit of frequenting this place, resift...-.
Thousands of people soon repaired to the wine
ordinate; and the utmtet eaollewout prevailed
up to the hour of our golf:1g thpress. As far is
ws could neoertain, but the body of one person
had been recovered. Twenty-five of thole who
had been precipitated Into the water; with roe
cued by baste manned by the dater' and crew
from on board the reoeiving ship Mien, station
ed at the Navy yard
It le beyond doubt that this iron. of the most
serious calamities that has ever occurred within
the limits of our city, It, perhaps, we except the
bathing of the Pi-fated steamboat WiMam Penn,
which recurred but a short distance on the river
Delaware from this very spot, a few years atom
or the burning of the New Jersey. The scene of
tqe calamity was one of cad &dilation to the re
lath= of those who hod been lost, and who are
anxiously awaiting the reception of their re- .
mains.
A number of afflicted mothers weeping in the
bitterness of their hearts, thronged the streets,
and it wee, indeed, a sad spectacle to witness
the manifestations of their great berasement.—
Their sobs tent anguish to all hearts, and the
efforts of emu to comfort them by suuting dam
that their children would certainly be thimd,
proved not only useless, but seemed to therein
Sather than diminish their sorrow. —"ii. leg.
Tee lowi Rom To Status is now complete,
so far as it can be made with stage routes.—
Flom Chicago to lop city, there is • complete
railway °morello; and from the letter point to
Dayton, on the Missouri river, opposite Nelms
k• city, • new gage route ha been established.
This carries the line to the southwestern ear.
net of lows. From .Nebraska City, another line
of stages will be established through the Terri
tories of Nebraska and Rinses to the town of
Topeka, on the Kansas tiver, the Free State
espial). Thus a wide berth is given to the Mis
souri vloinity, and the whole roots passes through
a region which is beyond the intErfarenee of the
followers of litablOD end Stringfellow. The
'company organised for the purpose Of establish
log the Ilne, lt is Said to be fully tesponsible, to
hares heavy capital, and to be, in all respects,
tel As the billsouri river mate is com
pletely closed to all Northern emigrants bound
for Kansas, this lowa railway and stage line wilt
become exceedingly Siert& The result of the
movement will be to cause Northern emigration
to Shun the Missouri borders, and to settle fur
ther in the Interior of Muses. Already a large
number of persons bare passed through, by way
of this route, and; at bus accounts, May more
were quartered at' lows city; rewdylo proceed.
. • ,
Eirarointrri. -1 Ceylon , and attend datrieu
of India growls Moderate tared tree, with Oak
shining iseves,a abort crooked etym. In the
froifiesson it Ja readily recognized by Its rich
orsoge.colored bonits, about as large as golden
pippins, :the favorite food of many kinds of
birds, withht which are the fat round seeds, cot
an inch at diameter, esh.grey in and COT.
oriel with very minute slay hairs:" • The Ger
lona fancy they can disartrer a resemblance in
.thent togrey oyes, andotill them crow'. eyes,
- bat the likeness L. . runty imaginary• ; The tree
le the stryohtios aux vomits, and the feed is
_the
dewily poison nut. The latter was' earlYusid
as a. mWtolne by the Ifindoos, sad its nature
end propaties understood. by Oriental, doctors,
long before It was Into,' fcretignastion,.
Dog killer and fish ' goals. ars two of its Mania
names. It is stated theist 'passel the natters
of ilhadostan often take it for warm:salts con!:
tinnouelyeltranish the some way as an opionti.
eater eats opinot.:-3hoy= emensince with taking
the eighth part of! sant , gradually
Wriest Sheisallowintos to en satire nut, which
would be about 20grains: It Melees It directly
beforo•or after lbod, noTtisplissant 'fauns Sr.
prodetad; bate they-neglect this precaution,
spasms reentt..-.l7o,adai•Words. •
:Opuntoor, a n Idasoassio
ILittpip, WeleartifromtheClevelandHerald
Of the ea Mgetlan awl opening to travel of the
fdahmilog Road, sitar as the vta7 ; beautiful
and enterprising county town of Trumbull. The
Herold mg •
'The western division' of this Umlaut load
wea.bilened to trade and Aare! rinterday.. At
XI; M. II vista or hassle:al new, ears
the inantillustory of Weston, left the . depot near
the Columbine linnet hrldie. Ind
~ ituude the run
to Warren, the doh and floprialsing old country
seat of Trumball, 63 nines, returning U l t. corn.
The tint plumage? train exeittd I:antidot
al& interest alma. route and it Clanetnnille,
one of, the moat Important -tone on the llun,
the steam bores was welcomed:with. salute and
thligheeks of the people..Thll'itatinll are New
burg, Plank /loici, Solois,'Autois; lanta4 Gar;
rettrdlle, Ilindhansi LB:mmHg.; Learirtabargli
and Warren.% =
' allows° 'Mick."—On Elindsy neat&
Gears . 501starit sesalimth, fin tits empkey of
Mr. Hopkins, at .:Fort :Washington.: T..00m.
Millman drank, ittaokod hls employer. and at-
Inwards tiro or than.. PM= 11 " us s i en'
pfd so rankly. Mottled in. Ms_ yanicnts, en
counters, that kedlsd In slew Window sitar Ma
list oontisk The ooronse • took' dam of ehe
roomer tor' csablesclos.
. -
Tim Rao or Pomeares.,—.A. vinelimpet
Albano, near Rome, is arid to have bind la •
I vineyard the celebrated ring of Piteous & Th e
treason, th e history off fa nerolliar to reader, oSc ballrols, was brought to
Rome after the death' of Pelmet's, 6°4 yule
before the birth of Millet; was seen also by Pliny,
and mentioned by him. TESEmparor Annaba
placed in a golde nr and deposited it for
safety in the Temple of Concord. The stone of
the ring Is of considerable else, and oblong in
form. The engraving on it, by Theodore of
Samos, the eon of Tinkles, Is of extract
luaus and beauty. It represents a tyri=
three bees flying • ationkliblow; on the right, •
dolphin; on the left, the head of • tea The
name of the engraver is inemibei In Greek chat ,
after. The upper surfaced thrstone is enemy
concave, not highly , palbdied, Ind one corner
broken. It ,is smarted that the poseemor of
this zing hair teen offered 60,000 dollars for it
by an Englishman, bon has declined It, expect
ing to make • more proilteble bargain with the
Emperor Alexander.-
Tan Jefferson City cantepondimt of. the Mo.
Democrat, referring to 'the fact that when Col.
Benton, on his Gubernatorial campaign reached
that town, there were no thunder of artillery to
greet him, cap "there is no cannon In Jefferson
City but two spikei unmounted meth the bale
meat of the capitol. Sterling. Price, -Governor
of Missouri, a Bbste nominally at peace . With the
United States, sent twelve pieces of cannon and
twenty-two taxes of muskets to Atchison and
Stringfellow, for the conquest of Ki111116..4 ter
ritory of the United States. This het requires
no comment, but it calls. for impeachment.—
Man y a man fora lessererime bad to stretch his
bead over the bleak. Will the conservative mass
es of Missouri lie dormant under this outrage?
It would justify a revolution, emmbefore the in
evitable one of the !earth of August—and by
other means than the ballot-box." What do you
think of that, Donglasites who talk of
.trearoal
A Wownwartm Norlow.—A Dr. Deck of New
York, who, according to the Baltimore (Md.)
Ban, has explored The entire Valley date line,
estimate* "that the mummy pile of the Nile
contain about Sp hundred Mink= of - embalmed
Egyptians, who, with their linen and papyrus
comments, would furnish excellent material for
first class paper, as the adipose and muscular
matter of these bodies bee all been converted
into fibre, ire= be converted into pulp with the
came facility as vegetable matter." -The Dilator
therefore recommends these mummy catacombs,
as containing an almost inexhaustible supply of
psper-makink material.
Lama' Thoraties.—A passangorltutt arrived
at St. Louie, Mo., from New Metzleo, stater',
that the Jicarilla Apaches In the northers' pert
of the territory, had recommenced hostilities
against the people of that cation of country,
and that Gen. Garland had called fora regiment
of volunteer!, at the head of which he intended
to march in person to attack the Navajo Indians.
The Comanches, on the Santa Pe road, bad ehot
two melee belonging to Mr. Preston Beck, of
Banta Fe, became he refused to make them pre
sents.
Anorass•&tyrants rantormon.—A corres
pondent of the New York Herald salaam expe
dition is being formed in some Southern cities,
whose destination Is Mexico. It is to be tom
minded by American officers, and the me:num
ed with Mine rifles and revolvenn the corps has
already enrolled over 400 men, and will be ass
soon es the rattle are full, 600 being the fall
complement: It is to not with the present Alex
ia= government. - In what way, whether to sus
tain the government against revolutionists, or to
operata
te against Spain, in the event of hostilities,
is not stad-
Vaiwanta Bozurre.--Capt Ryder, who had
an encounter with the Arabs on the comet of Af
rica, had a ball extracted from his leg at the
fdassachnsetta General Hospital, which proved
to ho a garnet stone entirely polished. For
want of lead the natives use thane pebblea.—
Capt Ryder has another one of them in the thigh
which may be a diamond.
A Farrrrtm Pam or ABoammis.—Wltllo the
steal ma parkas of the indkiiik-at Sy:make,
New York, lut week, as old ..aativa" priaated
himself and grimly, and sesawern &Urea. HL
share at $6 sand woo $95, and as he reoalved
his portion he remarked: "Me gat, hundred dol
lars mmt, year."
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Chair IL •urafaiduriag Estahliahment,
The malt eitenthu aurae of Ow Wad by the
country.
With afoot arena ONI Mit= het - ot choke
boronn eresooed. Snd o draw Rum 'Mot rite ineekuka•
boo,
teioa
will coonownoe oyerotions In now daytorhint le
•renny to mend to the rulers of his trilleriel
tchoolo and
NEW STYLE OF FURNEtITEE
Will ta intscd ari dal kw prima
Particular attattiou Till ta l e
at le St* aiarrulactartirs
of Furniture sultabla Par &iaisuboars aid at
wair i tiztU be acid rarturr tam. arid at Dust -
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ALLMsa pes_iet.
sad SKIM af Mad. &as
to cedar.
Roonu with Steam Power to lent.
el=••.::p ft " Th ' v =__,.;" 2 " letl V:=. 4 4l 4 W t er e
sold ••• craw at. • =Au •on •durta Swam cost prim
H. H. I.IrAH.
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