inniaNESS .341RECTartY. PriTpriZi4 G ACHUKT - ..61,_1?*,TAZIStrat, Sago& . 0 ,,,,a,./Loutofcrtbs, • - 111022.419111rf0r 1858. -' ' c - ER, sELT L'adh42 - attcrilParkPlacC," litrAdir.galttl the attantioal ~burollt9szt all, 'isass. , tionia . •A AMERiOLN ,111. AW • lA rit AYST II =Lain, ...raltlbllVt ta.. el MA Aga al • ATTXII/1,891 E/7 9 4 With 6 gmeal assostmant. et EITHAW SONNSTS sad '""""nl= 49 0419n 9 .4/lot Ankh via lima:ma ./ tholowiri .. WI. MUT t MILL, 9 214=19 9 , . ' ''.9 ItilPsdOlaae. Ile /York; -The -Bribe Plate Wan Comm. • ..-AIVENHS/D, LAO GUMMI; EIMILIY.t.. Wanting° for the United States, ' • JOHN 11. TO Ildsomsy Stout, New Tact Ukr REIM will be mind a fell assortment re of flair Soprefor Paltelad Plato at now sod Thom 3frosto.fftiow Outo, I.r - Al" ,Koullifitoof from litoll6 Imhof toot. g -Mato= costomorf arena:mod to obo Noy State Ito the ftlo.st. Wombat. wra th Is EiLmt . 111, -Efsto Glut of MD Octavio. mlakur... • ANDREW & JEWEL COMMISSION MEROJIANTS, "'Cotton and Woolen blachlneu r . Nlcancki n rines nod &don. Zacktnioie Dan twins. tn. Lopatin •nd Mala, linnalintuili' &Skink N0:67 Pme Elt, New York- • 13 ' *W A CSVrt BS= MOH- WOWS." - Stem Diginei_and Boikrs, 41.1*CIAITCARWerf iihr York inn _ kinobtolnts7 Tao* Hough's Patent Matte Skirts. QATES l PRANCE,.No.I Barclay street, New York. rioN—Notts aro .sarouln• sieept tbej tun ttut tamper the pa WM. Ali retuudlnalteat wad lisllas In drigias be Drowated OCCORtthlr. Law. W. JACKSON & SOB. :GRATE AND FENDER MAKER, He FRONT 3T. BROADWAY, 94511 , YORK.. lu3l-Al7 rAnumarrs PLATFORM :SCALES. rz.V. l4 :ndezaigned_ linving'boon appointed esoluitre=Nor th r :Jistat in that ollaboatett 'A tensan l T. 'FAELBAIrICIS k CO:, lame attention of the bamboo onsotomito .catiettftl callow &ales over &hotfoot. toT atbitoted to the BEM= APIA anXti: - rol — too brioar.ti Arai= its woo. ant noir valttam sextrioysta Mott aufothf itor fortit4rtit o lsr zf f i ts c lregMot fuo beffli r rits ir. ca on cadr i a l tsr . 11 .=m ;,..4 Er= =2 . lsorafro/cteno UOOXIO lOWAN • • Llbtoto stmt. C u amotteclal Row • • ~PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. • .I " lwv.-- litigitC l B '2lr a Co., W et. tieMt 1 1° 24: 1 1 ra 1621&-. - • Filtstonr , ,,b, Patina. COACHES, .CARRIAGES, _,PHAITONS, - , Ittattrw sad atm . anseelptimi of ;saes - Toblelas t to cedar. sad Inlshad la a mamma laasutsaf "Nam al Wane' at "abb. alb of resittj sad daeltbility4 me•aws ITOLESAL.Fr. GB 0 e.i-cl3. Pea nee na Comouslion iertkakts, AND ReAnssif Pittaburir,h Manufsatand ea, r.h.vite street, corat:r ,. _ . ?4 , - n n. 305118... • •w4iioLEsALE-GitooBRIE , BOAT FURNISHERS; • DEALS= 111' traduce lad Piitshargli NV:I4I Water Street, Ba.n. 4;1. MULL . OW. 1110:113 R08L913011, MINIS - it MILLERS • - vouNDßas AND ENGINE BUILDERS, •A 4 sad itanalltatasige cf all gelati:tow Mill Castings. enartng. 11'-garga .tenet. Wigan. atiOntl 0 • • - PAINTERS. LON.G & VANE. - ' ttOttEg -AND SIGN TAINTERS. Na Tr (01d2latt!Vas Thadigat7BlßD 57118162' tairtmal Woodard Mama etzmta.) • 4.1.1..014e12 ptomptly - attended to. in •warartat ark- " .1:027-e THE swam:mug:Bs OF TILE • ••• • • •6810 MPPIIt9ItaITA67A , 11121,710A.D COMPA. • - ...1(tot• sra hatbr nt , t14,41 that Um langur, tbs MIA and Psnasytranli itstltrad Costnstt ti ntdob Yon MOO %haw s , tom orntsrikt inters nstota—n ,norsseksat : rni m attbs olLlts . bnintbuss an& rott . Visym sad Mime* oneresnes . bets aUm 7; tireeselThinlasil Palbsitrildx) Milo; Indium sod w oth'l7=limadao . l . ll^-alodstarisurcze r t - •.. tat. Into COTESLSMOCII -. tbso GT otirbot yr WA! .=mt of Ono , T.lllllnAVela , A-lat u 4 b ur tr. 21 . _ S. N. .WIOSERSEULX.. 3r0L...,.AN Ilk ;SWAM I ( :.otvoaitirzto-n Liberty lita4- a, Ilmal • xateb. rm. ni.lln Mama on hand a nd Mb • I la contlatte agirrdnentafprnel4 . . 6 .• _ tr, 011 e. Myl lltmtra, Window Mao ea all MUT. l'ontunntf. P.04.t. and Pr miatary iledi• to Pion. Mandl Ma castaMMs.Usylsm loaf my M.in inatb:lllol , 4 and vatarsad to thla i targ oat. dm Drag llartabllabscuma of -Ily. Joel iircod. Liberty aireit.,l Mull b.. nom to too my aid -friends.= atm mulamamt of My.llables, awl Mull may. cia palm Impleaaa tbalak . artl.tramythlo_ ittbayia_smil. in my thaa al bsaaaaes.' .. .- ~.A..lll4criCKaßa HOOTS ALM SHOES, B. OU r 8-4 LE LtNII i.B_,IL T A IL. MEM eritrealber- reikikitally.`calle the . at. .. , A:teed= al t ta mina i54.11kr24,, t . . 11 3 1:AZ g " -- rkaait' R. of . alit .....oaltili ad Hash Muds or vorinasagdP ea of ilUdeAst strwt.„,„,, „ t . 1.. caw twiuts=an. wo xv ii ...l44.ftr m .. 4 ki . - : - ...!!,goLtiree lt r bad • accrlist ud y ... 2e 1 / 1 4.1 1:5.1 H= L X . Miss Egc=mpti m lls, „ I .....e,, wisuola sEr : thomiliftilas 01_to salt es 421111xt7,6a1r _ 11 . : 1.11'"t14."1 "'T. - - - - Thankful Ibr tbir Ube:11101mM. ... - - ' - t= fl kl t rea r b la jaairs " U&S% ) l:l ll :th i r .3 BA 0. "4 7 131:FMWEBLD, Bilks Dress -0000 ormucs,. TA MAO . ki ...61D9RfAID E 1212 8, dpik,Sr . tr Ak: I t E GOODS, eOreler 4 Raz. _,..fittives.:Petideis and Fire Irons. LE L 01:1 CITY STOVE WAREHOUSE; No : ' 124 Waal street. As ths me. has arrived srbkis rd 4 Um Us as aszooK as would . la alto attssafas the.oissemalse t k alL :Sas car MA -: t _. ra u irzr ," i s kr....4 OLIO AO. WlLLlAM'affroukvnure; .Bnotifying-Distfilerrlnd Wino and Liquor 113,110r.r11 T. nator'inritt; - zotr.gonnos- Gorr Cannel -Coe "-$1:-*L2ELEI FOR CANNEL - COAL" 39 11 L " rb """ ti fget i * . ra,Tru.rt . igraa 4'oo fOrifrOf LEOdd..t:dpmastb. iv. O. 0 0 B. utirety red Wsylbl ty. Yitts , I ,lWiallgiffebylltyk St - tb. 0:4 Delia Of , 1 .- "st,gre, onyer iddm pkIA L.Urt *v. I 111;COel pli t. 2 oe it% rt !!'"4,A 2 Xd•lino?i, 'Mal) 4710,0„ Ic.RIXAMEM, formerly, ft toeident of oiirttolliteardotasmbartogor.V [trout: Cl Ira! r ' , ._rooto tolorri o. - taz masith. soom IVLaratiegfl7.lillo44 iftrat: ' from 9 A. 11. to - Joali.thiirrigtg6 g =trt,lFA:W rcutbutii64N. gator &Coo.- ashlar, U. *haulm Din AllettsvallZratna , .. . Tim Taylni - Aron. Works grißllew. - --:- 11; • 41. t ., ,. HIS elegant Bolling- UM. in - Ncivrliork. : , .....‘ , .t. • Ei, Is amieffUnd for NM. lifibmatiltdllMMUM. '''l ''s„..-§1.6v,r..-gualigroZTTlTCalt ~..„,--; Windt Ittokft, ma Vs Chafilrleil I= .. - _:....t . F-itte_ a . . A ttratt e gig i aticriz f mumps '''..egotod.' OW midis ift.hla Um Outer= : ',--42attfa9erstro f i Ct - ticakom O. proma, g a raf , .' f* NOWAY. Jam atti. IA 1”: Ttd . .. wawa smarlawdr - ''. 14 = fi l 4 ditrr,. - iials) ZS Orintert. v. my 0 A. Krebs It 0 OiCAL - P 8) 4 'lldr_d Street. Ols”_ teb fe a dY KIND OF :IMAW I NG TINGANDIII= Sa..ro ls *r cateeip a s deibolly : ---- 11 A B ITI P IR,1 1Lithabaisofalr I a= '‘Wb itirtk•-crowvem,seta Nova& ' riOn te b 30411 C i lwgetzum" " lert WO by •Itirtmegilairr A i ps Lib Vite 1300 Tr. t,RL• .irouttlist 7 44.tiviiacc", 1 117- ' senurnac,_ ---.l j o-03/651 " .11114.4 Taii- • • sguallairit ft- MU= UM Madrid terell !UP sad .laito Au Lorna ° L.. Ww° „ r 47124 B 1 gn . 0 g 'Ft% tUV r:sitt ke4 l 4 -24‘r aVV0,0114 - 17 08 . Age :) 4 4_73w - •• ==E BUSINESS CARDS. .:10111,111 B,it A. E. MORRISON, Attor at law, Vourt.h • Elaeld Gant. rittaburgh, P. iar...B OBEET PIIIIMPS, Attorney at Law, -Bt fer , 1 11111 °BRET POLLmrsa. OCK, Attorney at Law— BUM% PI ts .chatir 39t 11 (irsat dinta.orpoolta tll•Ocart , . mr24-713 TAMES .1. KIIILN, Attorney at Law, ace It.O. Nue& &set Ismor Graol„ rittsbanb. Ja1.11,4117 • id:Whig= General Commiasien and Woo tton Agency Office, OR the collection of Homo and Foreign rttorcarailo arid all other Motum elalzoo. in Michigan Par= t Siit Bal• e P =Vltate sod e. ItOCkil sod Insumnom Lanto. Plan= ANDERSON .Dotrolt, Inottlivr. adt!furst— Pia611704-11ours.Hrsaor ninba. Beak. 42 042 r OD. Ginn. 0:110.4 Lotus, Stalwart A Oa Wozrxo-drrro=des or tillehlgon from zzr. ltd Flmocum WM. A. DEAL ESTATE OFFICE, Nb. 87 Front mon. ad dace freak Marken Neer In Lao Chum p Or% Els 'Mk to. Ong IdOnend7 huLaht and pold. affirm • USTIN LOOMIS, Rau Estate ET Art, • eArett, skews Woodrig l insia ll %6 4 4 .40 SAMUEL L. hLUISHELL, Secretary Citi sm4 ramrmw Otnnany. 947 W•tar •tnot- M. GORDON * Secretary West= Inra• • rum Co. in Yaw ■tmt. J GARDENEROOFFIN, AgeztforFranklin Invoraas Ckarosty. nortbout arra= at Wa4 . . - p . A. MADEIRA; Agent for Delaware Mu /0931 117143Z.J1.......1ACUW1 • • PLEMIEIG BRIMIX&S, cmicaasos. to r. into W.) • W HOLESALE DRUGGISTS. • so. ero WOOD ISTILIIT,_ rlitslV nersurzeu, PAL tors of Dr. Dilattes eslabrats4 Ylvt• Lla -rliti HAFT, Jr., ey . t .li eearaor to Jae. Wad . 6 7 ,Lwboulate sad wld New In ti Mg. Dy•ttuffil, kr cortuor=dBixtta stregu. Mtrurgh. afirP.ralsr Agent for Dr. Yard'. !Lakin. 6 11;1 7. 1IN P. SCOTT, Wholonia Dealer in Drsu e s tr . Pantsut,. Ons. Varzda.lus and Dr= BUIE& No. NM PAW:oral. *Kan rill Motu Dr."=_ &Audi= Mr Una Or Bebomakli raucads Ityrcu. cur NAN 1L:. : . . 1111 , : "eT► : . s " . rrr..t 14 E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in iateaia ug t=t= 4 . cao. l 11%1=AV:el N b .l:=Cts. tartan al mrW. ma Bt. Cs stmts. SCHOONMAKEB & CO., Who °MPH FUXIN% Successor to L.Wiloox p • A 00, (MM . Market oL-tat mot Dlitamaci—Eano eau. .11 1. = hand • fall Amt ao=plet* saiortmemt of Matte:lna Cheats, Porfasoaro. sad all putsintno to hlik bastoms. Philidam W001171341.11a earothlll amps maul at all N. 1.... laid]. F6R4i& CICITT, sm 4 Dv 0 AND CO S ni!ISILIN NEEktC u M s .A i isi TS. Wool, rides, Flour,Bacoa, Lard, & Lord Oil AND RSODUCE GENERALLY No. 76 Water St, Pitubarah. Pa. t ui tsb """' els. Welinin, Ob Plantes.. . 11 D Joust gateren Tha . .l!k. G PM'. mUon =ti k o c ittarr9 4 4. un ' inhb," Thome t Onlnsz. sattas.lnshass Ozstsit, aselsAL &d m . OM. D Ballast •• Os, *bird 3190.14. 119.119211(E Hun= Mem= pesit. BOONS & REM= FLOUR FACTORS. General Probes Ctiaabition &rants, .zio• 47 X/411:5 Wharres and 95 N. Weer Wow Sao. PHILADELPHIA. - • aania _ • , Woodward .ICo. P 1 3 .1 1 .. .1 Mama Oa 00k z . V. Mama a 03, • D Dalloct A 0. Woad 0100,. 'Tyra 131613 y, Fir Pried A D. rill Lopi , ddIA C E9 I 3 Co. a Chentaandbir:o3" Wm, a Cky pfidateg, S - 1103arth ON Pt:ila .54V1,:tarsvaa 03, NW lad litlabargb Palladatahts Maelazda caandti• addraead IioBANE & ANDaAs.IJER, A. A A. Ma FLOCK. GAIN -PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Morduiatr, No: 114 &amid St, Pitte467B4,Pa. Pin L te,11171.15151 SPI RMIMMAY — Dealer In Wool, Provision" dc Produce generally. NO. 295 LIBERTY STRUT, PITTIMUILGIII. PA. mLArms. W p r ogzo l A S lbuLlf eroMts. • - .TWlTSBatiall MANVIACTUREA zw 8 Wfm) 8.9 bottriposyramy mad Shaw An : - • DAVEII4. - ILEBBBT, Pkrar,Tiodnoe, Prevision- end Commission "'MERCHANT, zr. sr matrons. savor, END& . . • • • • • PlUsburgb, fiPTEI3 hie sffentiou to, the sale of Flow, even see.. L.:O. Quark; Dater, thsla, Wad ssitsslVl'sulaimmsessnv knew. vex iv .11X191tY 11. KING (lateaf the ffr s ir o cif i fat oar WO maize 23 320 lfdl'AL AND szpors. No. 711 Water s creet, below 11l ENNA. arket, ..919 PITTIMMOIL P A. A-11ARDY, iniucii337 l .oio n MitiV irlimuAßr: Agent es Ana Wisps and Indianapolis Cosner Firet & Perry sta., Pittsburgh, Ps. 13?trd J. 1 1 7.‘,1111T1.1ta i elk,. Kt.EIWAIIDING to COMMISSIuN MEE owns .000 t Dodordis aU %Wiser Pittston.. Moro Addle. losa Piro and kitort God N. V 7 rirst Pidablurb. \ 0d..17.1,4 j B. CANFIELD, Lute of Woven, Ohio, 4)sittli:=4 r=rtraladt=l4l',, = Asti, sad Woad. Produo t=taly. NI otor ' strdt. todd,llo4 udl WaxLPI VINO sana.n...— ......:....—UnAs jo_4o_odoooCio .. dety aco _ LITTLE - ,t., C 9, .Wpolesale Orooaro, ' -&-Oirrormaj'anowelt4lV 1 - I:HEESII , IVAIIFJIOIIt3E.,-71IENBY . li. IL.i ocasassa.iosoiloff owl Occoolatidan OlgtootuuS Ddiala Qom, MAW, Lao LIN sad erode= goorrohn 16 No:Adroit, goys Warr, Ilitaborth mal II 1 r,{7I:IOMAS PALMER, Importer 'and Dealer AVV.:Zat,VAZILIMIL.%tt." 6 '` -St 63 • _ \ tte 1:11T64 , ITS CI. 1171. -- a/4 0113ke"gat41114. auxnufacturs - —AtrAr'—z .. ~= . . . , .„ . . GAZETTE. ATTORNEYS. AGENCIES. DRUGGISTS. Wallace tt Gardiner, *HOZ/L.9ILE DISAZIIII.I IO —Joan • - *no and Produce Generally, I ON C. DRY .GOODS. 4uBEPIE,SOILNE CO:, • • IWholeiaLs anil &tail Molina in , ranamas; ilasAcameap4,Hossar ez.orza lamp Goods; &o. • sari stick4o,4:44ut .44/Permi airents.wmaionisses.. mtawlv StralvD*7 Occds..2* Ififtb ricer III:IROHYLEI - LD, 'Wholesale issorutsn elisoeurnerceiata loam kv" 01ayton, 110118 E, SIGN ~T 4 AIN ANL , • 1tt0,107 Fourth peB rwood and aciutd trakte...1 p 4 • ift •AU orctatotoaiotl - 10 to. jl9;lll.i.iiii. Removal I.- Removal! Removal! -ItOILLNBatir 'MTH tf2gpr . W3rLNG Stemmed our , Storctio. ftlithitroidmoo.dcarts, A. /WM Teem iss_vwswod me Dallasite In 120 tm° eta senertalait t 'lqr.7UP*7...- Na ts ! ,l llsh ~},11; "Moat 011101 afilAn' ,t , • a • .. w -,.!!' BANKERS AND BROKERS 13Aisarucq, HOUSES JO lIN'T. HOGG: . OVIVORD UMDTOED CO, tiCangliamt, SOmNskire W.. MOUNT r_iNABANT. WESTANORE'D CO. OONNELIVILLE. I.I.T . FTTE ON Penns UNIONTOWN .. UNOWNSVI .• .. NEW BUI011 1 ") , SHAY XN, ,C 0 Dwelt. roceNal. Macon:kw lawkik Drat. Wu! and collecZNl, BaWc Nobs. end Spode tought Mai, Ifotossad alms limatties boagh% and emmusdados. Corramemsd.ree mad antlacttow.ol," I• I . .1 , aharige Bra... Bay andl4l Gala and Sara an • Aftsommoratra - pris - ip e % U s nd 18 . tilVe 7CI n Icier HOLMES 80N, Dealers in Foreign • and tkonestlo Ma of rambsolga o.rallostas of Ds- MPink Naga idol eachNo.ll9 Mirka areat, MU . • Collodion. mad. on all the panelya dela; I•i;iii =CI ill:4141 •ii L A5uni..........m. aTrarnasoz VNION 'FOUNDRY, . . Mitchell, Herron & Co. Y/tILL continue the haziness of the Union 0., Nar 0 I fo.y. at au old stand of PENNOCK. MITCH. 0.194 et. They mill manufaetar• ...I, • lasee and amoral •111=1211ent 01 CAATINUS. eomsnisios Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens, ar/!CZ .4 AD I .AMLOR BTO FEE, MANTLE KITOILRN GRATES, Halm Ware, Wages Bozes, Dog Irani, Bad Irons, Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points, - Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And GAB .4 WATER PIPES of all data. IRON & NAILS OPRIZ BEST BRANDS, ..:... . Penn Cotton Mills, Pittabugh. II ENNEDY, CHILDS k CO.. HI =dna: UL. E Ea * No. 1 banal 44 libaatinAr, Man of all odors sad stm4•4 a 11,t4A Rad Boys ofda=ar Battlas. I Ehl WdestgAirlllll44l. atgr of V Wi11..........M.1191t. MIMI. WliallenTAligiflLL & CO., 61 Penn at., below Maborl, Pittsburgh., Pa. §TEA3I BOILER 31AKIRS and MEET IR ON WOHIBEAB, idannfasturers at Barnhill's rat. an BW.„ Larnanotirs, ftruxt and Cyllnder Dollars, Chink. =.. Irichanels• I. Bgl. Ra . ait PLir2z am danarra.Asit Blackentn r Work. Bridg ' • and'Vladuct I I, lone Use shartast noels. LB <ads. lima a distar r M ;Tomtit attended te, isano Hats and Calm !IaWILSON & SON keop constantly on • band every dowertptlan and ransty of' Hats .0 both whaldwal• and retaLL 11.•• &airing • twat u• 61• Hat or Cap, good and bap, ...Pt WWI i• Ow* am • eall Wens parstuatog •Iserhom =MI I W. WOODWELL, Wholesale sad Retail • giA Hanle sciam and Dodo, Is Cadnat Wan. GROCERS. Yi•l sozll/011.• Shriner ft Dilworth, WII • OLEBALE GROCERS, Nos, 130 L 133 Second Street, Mtn•a Wad •nd Wallach!) PITTSBUff GIL MONTROSE BLITOESLTREE, Wholesale Grocer and General Merchant, Na 'Ma Liberty Street, Pitedrargrh. a 6 y LI AGALEY, COSOICAVE - E . UP rola Onooen. 1I and 2.0 Word .trod. Eittotarrd. ape-li _ AitCULßE.RfOio, — *-b01138.310 ifrOCer6ll Calsminica Blevehant.Deaker In Produce ord Pitt Idosulartarld latlrloi. 195 Lltart7 .4.. t. Pitt borsch OOUN FLOYD & CO., Wl T —olasale Grocers anllComahodoe 14.rohaats.ao.173 Waal and =I I.lb. ystrest. Pittobarch. .- ISIS betty ALCKGII, Wholesale Grocer, Desbe In Prodz=rgh Leoefsesoroa, end ell of Fortis. lad Whew sad I.lhoora ha MI betty amt. Oa 4 a Very large stark of marks old Womeseahale Whiskey...blab wIL 6. ...hi :Mir 9:1/ orb. DAVID WaAT1MA54—.....6 11 . 1 . 111 KW) ............ A. COM" ICIDLESS, =MIS & CO., (swoop ma to wick a 'a•-.44.laesj Irholeest. * Grbserk. ta Übe. nail:lA[lmb Cottoaffacoe. end Waa WhOws/01. cams ef Wood sad ViZia— l'lnstrargb. Vt. VW my Maw UT* /A ix SOIL 'GILLS I BOA Whohula Grocers and Cogualabm Ilactuagaato:ll: l 4l.llerty street Pitts. 011SJIT . I)l6 l :zictr. & 00., Wholosals . la. c o t Nri h rrbairgiC burgh 113LIMI DICKEY 4b CO, Wholenlo 'wet Oro erobsate. sod DudLa uce. SO W. strort: sad de Prost arra. ho rsh. Prod AGALEY, WOODWARD k CO., Whole. aal tar Omar. ea.m Marti. Pillaistatda BOOKSELLERS &C. 0. 0000:ILLN i t i tccessor to S. Sad . ..w p e p ratur, arawen.:• S..DAVLSON,BooksaII:r and Sta. eY & CO., Boob°lien and dtationeas, No. 66 Mod amt. u. doom ths calm ef to wrlth. Ps Mlrfmr , wed Ism boot* senstaatly limad T L. RKAD, itook r eellecr antationer, „yg roorth A orloßaltathss.d S MUSIC. &C. John IL Mellor, O. 81 WOOD STDESTibetween Diamond an.. d Yousth !Ina. tr a w mfrEit smanumrt uils 6 .. ) ffluailer In Mollie sad Igual (30C4.4 , - - • • 11. Moller & Bro., V 0.63 FIFTII ST., 6' of the Golden •Antionthl°llll6l,7 fo irluckitsTi rti,R 1100E0t18 4 ORA. 11.4.1CM0N1U3 13 , Doslm tn Ida& and 11¢1.1 butt, root. - - Charlotte Map, VIANTRACTUREB. and Dealer in Piano /Valrortaa sad barter or matte add loudest Warr X= tlllr, Titil7l 'ctis oat drolass Attachment. r./3 116 Wood at. Patent Riveted and Stretched LEATHER BELTING. From the Manufactory Y Oof Boit & Brother!, NEW RK. the Belting of this manufacture has bero aweirterithe Geld Mendel and Diploma. mart may fart and Institute themethent the: Writ. Pte. the mart ma. TIT the AMMiCLII Idelltute, Nor moll. Yoh.. their Wit met./ In theß4 lt la aid. polar quality. narybeam% atlas ...or brt. =redact. ed widget.. p.m.) cam of the princla 'bet ham ere mbreted b theenelare their Mot ailelng ton. lasmins from cots and emtv., tooled ea thou own tannery. after the .d etieuldeta to been trimmed rett returned to New Teak al. /UT tanttette frmh from the TOL mart. Immediate y. Wrt. sad Ora chafed emblem with every' Malan Improvome d i r ai male.. and Tatted ertt io alt , ir patent copper Met& en bum which Lulea per mu ref*. brth rtdee et the band, canal. them no truly en the Wirt , . Old /Meg pone ofsom• than Zi go mut, over thaw male 10.10 pores mann. To mechanic. a all .. l arse to cotton .4 wooled o ataufacterms, Vail= laiSo Parde mums, saving tat planing eatatdishmente, camera of cialoWra artton lira Mvf. or , bola. id abaft Tri_ L l ' ertedeee exi r icrtbe l g7jiv " iTelltds."*Drelately 41. - 011 ILLNCIII. No. Za. '' Llearti , aeortire rt. head of Weed. dold.l.damirty. . movel.7 . - Valley F 4440 Plow , Worke: JS. It ii iit SPEER. RAVE litlllo D to. too erst story of hit Wilt' .d onntomdlorm, Warelimieri coma allay sal Ideality Mese. whe* 1.11017111 1 1 11 Opfte o d an mwatininit et their Wan Lomond sad hichle approve ad PIAWS. and would *Melt. Um attest.. 5 1 Waratort wad Traders to all and examine taste WV )roll CC124 , .. Dials - O.Patent Leer , me/ ride. Pub PO Dm , iii. MI L , Clottm, Sugar, me ' VFW 440eliptlail . 1 Mgr, Plow Pito=.o. dm .?sin.efmt vita the trade. • - DIAL IN HIDEEL - LEATLIER Si OILS, 233 LlBdaT7RT..camsitigU Read A follniertmant of Ifoyee Leather Belting and Oile, ete' , . whammy and Coal ars, elem. on hand. Oidnard • - Math WardPropartyfor Sala IWWI ( SELL an . ungionablo ten= and nors . attarMotw:_ot =and troll On, doom y anat. orrti Oran reddens/A. • • _ Am, Woo LOftk tamer oflAbooty and Baldwin sta. ss int fro:Month. Tbsynnt eadcobttod for *Ma agord,nn WWl= bonsai o=br end tooozbt by Ao lino& ce the Qom • •_ opy ,A.tordon= foram of Matta and Wilkins ea. , clios4=,nn kawi ot e" ou or test I V= m /eandr ati , Icr7 Aga VgiAti, ndtLbortv— • 018TINATEaNYNTERATE A.ND Iroat Cost i = t rirolm) CraTtotal• la. med. Tprrant. tufts I l oi r t= tabellosto Or tea% mr astomil.a/J17.! I VNA A lSTre=traltrb a N l6l 27* l „jaWaLdi trot n inaa="ro=i 4 t , ' r mi =oatnalsatat Ira 10ortloo .1 ,111 Ws of trowitrn tororosorsoa aar 0 4 a-t 1P.."5.1 1 = 0 ZVITAIP 4.IPENONNE3. PATENT SAPES AND RE. Mar FRIABATOnSist. Pod dignatds and egl, dant wads for prim,. and at tb• tuna Unto Ma ven* tomato:dabs Ma nap ankles kaot an du MAXI irrialrlffel grittra"cr belkswitultsiut Alar. Vona- , - . - iSlibileritxmligivit lha ,a dorn= em i t ium I. I. y r J. wleasiggsullietadaz_erjeas.. 1,1z401:1 waserarmar faf i rMosi ll . . j ?I.SAttqcsef insakt NlSParitte morgalred• ' ---r; J'Ar.*,-, ' NEW YORK ADVERTISER:KU& Prom 8R1LL1N,91390 OWK.N k kVaria. a u , Nlwsnm A13•121121S 3 mik. No. gr.d.„ New York. _ _ • A Vita i i Bement! TO CONS, • I'TIVES. PHYSICIAN r hog. standing and torments • ['rotes.. In ors of the lledlosl inetttly• tk of thLo country. sole re d from mete* practice. who ha been goodnie ftem ' • =3..3r7 DL.OO. dinar* Md. while teirre/lelt la GO. • .mm lab rondo health. • Me for Consumptlee2 nnnainitti. OOlde sod Daorrel Debility:sea bolas sews tbat cilottpada are Gem fhb met drealfelof all elem., he ts dealroas. from the prtnclele. of humid. ty. et tasking tease Ws moat rateable roteedy. Open reeelpt of Mow Costs. 14 Pottelle Btk3aSia,CaCk.kg., he Ell mad • Recipe. with full dlyeotlone for °Wee Sad eurcersfully =lee It. rha =oast lopped IS Iretlhd far Doane. eta the Parteent of this sdeertlseesee kddrep Yelesnmdefre D, F. rszaaotrou. D.,_ tam MI, P. 0., Brooklyn:D. Y. New York Corn Exehange. BAG MAIUFACTORY. 125 and. 12.7 Broad Street B. E. CLARK, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Bags and Bagging, QZIII I 3S, Sheeting", Dunk, flax and Cotton What. &a. flour Dalai, an. Jutland with Orlin nap, Benunleno BAGS, Designed and printed to order e wanly tor their use. aseastutent of borders Is lute. nod of various gladden and our customers can have any nutter they I. y wish yut lnt In; without extra charge. Country lidarehante aro Invited to 1111.1liarl• our wet of naming Baas, yin rinandees Bann of all the wino. brands of Dora. dr; yell beery Ownehurge, heavy Drills. to shanyeohne anyylket with ban e all du% printed to order. Provision Denim stlyylied with Liam and Beef Deux Coy. ere. de, ntade of ;dbs al colored cloth. We have new designs tOr Essaying. my2tfv Paints, Oils, Glass, Burning Fluid, Caiiiphene, Alcohol. &a. DORE. IV MANN, REraw ica wrEILICS; (emus of Jan) NEW YORE. sow Hadar. Eivatawd Erie Ballscad DoWots. A I RE now selling tlurabove articles, In can ny-lion with • ,taint saortmant or aim._ auaos. Glass. GOsiw's Dassoadr, *has Lauf. Inosch AIIiNIC•2I it/10 AMU. a° ,at prim, that au groat Ladatuserats to &atm md armours. mr2.lhadv Fur the 1,000.000. 11. S. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY, 90 Thomppson street, N. Y., NANUFACTURERSOF MARBLE MAN TLES, TABLE TOPE COLUMN& PEDMITALP. gjmno, Rmatel, ancl all Dalian Marbles. this u uth y %kid, 1.• pnebaratim of Raids Duet. ebasalrally *waisted with =Were colors, sou to to moulded Into any farm =draw. Dl.llOl a =his eau b• marinas. tared at Irs• than half the Het of the common rnaterlol. white It eznale It In ditrablifty and beauty. Unlike Mar bleised Ircharnt Elate, there lino rum. vv.*. am nolo; =Judas Into Nue mar of tan LaMar:JO, midi. no varalph Is 0.4 to ere • tern_ . yarary hraat.Y In the mama Dian. 01 es= M. 4011 tLsap t. ar lot th. tdeh 1.1.1 Insure han 000 and lal. tense return. to Moe tntereattno themsetree, Information furnished on ety c lha l l MIER NEW YORK. or NEW ae.l2lYe apli French Window EDWARD r. DIOKIE, 144 Coootorra. tt., Iti. Y., Two doors nut` of Iludaan Rim nalroad Depot. fiFF.ERS to Dealers andOustomers eel. otestael brands of Proneh Window Citson an farm rms. Pathos wsztlun..l.2nostion wall b faralshad wnlk prim enr adpt of their addles. Ono s rut to ma &suss pstUrn. and rs.ard rr , s , of ehnrg , nPII:I74V FIRST PREMIUM PISSO FORTES STEINWAY k, SONS, %ADM PACTII =US bl wad eS Walker Meet Rat SIOADTAT, jUT TOVI. ESlTArritllk call the no- 1 0 9 jui, twat,n or yznilo to :talc onlataild ancriniantor malow/ and warn rum. which. a ?dime of toy, ...Wildly of touch. teacily of thildaln shod *am thin. that random Piano nertact, Sr. unaurpastaa. 'May wars !muted the /Int finnan. War both 1[104:o. 101.ddt.1.0 with lb. Inostddscingulatted maker, frini 00.0 elilladelphia. Now YorY sod 13s1t1ouors. ffi:V/ TIUII3IIII-talalsay 8 163. a bare just boo orarsuld co. niter Prnolals UOLD `IY-UAL (6so astapKitars) at tb. lat. of tbs Amertraa Institut.. Crystal Pabus, U36 BEtir Piansaartos 467 oellatty Safety Faso. L'OR u MINING PURPOSES, and for PaNI -113,3 CHARGES, both IA WET mai par blsetlrgr. UR dliferuat 1,3.114. itixCOITOR Awl REM il/2Y.; '`` , 4lLC AAA IX/13/11E TAPE WATER IP2Og. . . . alp." NU'LlOPotr 461 r Ordeal , 0r0mp1.4113104 LJO 14 Muds o. OO ZY POW DLit, of the moot aoproro.l boon.. LIP6r? TIONAL net IVOILKII, Ora ZIGN•LO.I,e. eolldlro SCHIRFFBLIR, BROS. dr. CO 1111:0IITIRS AND DAALEHS IN Drop, Punts, Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, Le., 170 WILLIAM ST., New York, INVITE the attention of the trade to their largo end • erlod stock et DrAce. relate. (01.. Norma. r7t. * tem eold.l_tothalr reinter Imtbortelloeur ofAlAPieDrAftk tjul are am molting , diro fro. U.. poems of prod.. Ilan and menu:edema, of Tooth. Hato and Nell Brosbok_Boonees. Dona. :ileftere..Epoogoo, /moth mad 11 . 1 . 1.111, Yorfarr. L11113 . 4L xtzl.e u t eta:l)7 i oge t o h or An aloe sated to taw C a r Pi/ :irentavetta lona Ordara, Whew 10 orAlf vitt osoolre . _pompt attention. ""in IMPORTANT TO ROUSEEM'ERS AIVD DEAL TDB HOPS IdlLlB, 71 MAW? Run% and 71 salltan Iftll rnet ril s (4,lle 7 , 103 San/ streak TB/. Propnetore 4 "oil= Iv known COF-ZE AND Zrzeir (knUns• toldn pn gr nara the bore oak far Ra Broad. Mr' TNT alio primary Allots , don sally e.e In .es rawnonable fxr" notowe them. 11.—tkenstLe =;fM I:rts.d otb*r Cak“. - a. — Febew. sad many olner attl. Sblell they odayupon the (..10.1.400serrie to deal., who 11. IL J. 0. 101141.0. ettylawl to inguly* for hope KM. ar• Jowl rgtv " ' • • •°, Rochester • • New Brighton Erpregt. itR the especial accommodation of tho .I° . • Population alougthe hos of the Chimed Pam t enths Balleind. , Wrenn Pltistninel. and Nor Brightm. whine Intimate buboes and acid reletlans regd. such A ar g r m an e g t y e , m Tehne Ada th m . t h lt e a r l m le s o th tho rsay ha l r e e made s ob •rusy Alem w ger Ms thAmmo oe onTra hm whow ot tate Marge dell inuperty ea d busbyu properly entrust. ed to him. Memenger will have an Iran here la the Car, d tor the &t thd me nataty °flimsy. Jwb, i &adl. ,. relo pea ds& N ew ton Ile wi ll leave Brigh by the Morning Train. remain to Pittsburgh and Allegro. op Qty dosing the day to attend to oath cOlSMilltsiottS may be .tweed to him, and Muni by the Bnnt nf Train. with his Cords and Ccothundoth rescued. It lee his duty to melee on tileow trip ,sll parer mum. rowel. do, which will be deUvend to Dtepm „nr the ordeal Was train al the Allentieny qty Depot 1L will oho naive written or ends, meet. es le 30 tteltrand to the city—aormannicate obtain indicination.thd return senile—Ortierid return thasel—lnthe Nudism, largo OT rain a pa Era . = to • Sham angina. All goods, &a, will be de. ogled ibr In the two within netemahhe distance. wi th out oaths charge but tr. imam math dourer yi.2.2 direction on 101..k.g....dtwislly for private homer tot expliell. Materna an wates wilt be left with Yu nadir. mat, wlas gauped Company, whim the proper party Is not at the Station on the areival of ths Train, t are ndre h TretUrges for carrying MUSA do. and Mr minks/ mvirvze.. otTrgri,..7.t.riritttiLlbirsZel . se to admit of lthrodal e/Rethontie will be mut es Aa the Newsmen I. required In mitt* hi. bills and btu %rid &dr with thd 00 11 . y. wad 103 py hafta, the gat tans of th e It,. will pious not art him wait eill next trip for hie Dana. WWI no dthrentde to the matter, HENRY has bl..ll.olftUUld Messenger. and will oommerme hi. intl. Ca liniday. Dec. M N. igth. ormigu the ninth. Memetch-411 Mirth Street. Lksianw City—Telsirsph Whoa fingendie—etht* I? Laughlin. =- 13' brrr beseer-.Dr. Chmther. Mee serfoitcm-dtr. [loom Orellg Aid= Lthsuct 00, 1 Pittaburgh. Dee. 1166 d TONICS WON'T DOI TinYweer did do more than giro tempo cerTpellet .ad they gamer will. It la ineame du don t touch the mine of he dire... The Ottis of ..11 end billonsdisseas I. theettommeetto Dotson called EM or &Wain Dentralise UM. when by Its NAT. ORAL ANTIDITS,. and all dleseseatimed hdimppears m at em /MAW Fever end Ague Dore Is t ale /Umtata to te Marie, sod =MOM It lo • patettlr harm istwiligne. Themtlgoeteof the edebrated chemist. J. li. Chilton, of New Tort. toll& elreet le attached to every bottle; thaw lore If IN. no good It can do no berm. This Ismore then eset ba geld o r (bluing, ArnOto. or •ny brain in el lams, as their Om ainowe to the constilue Don end bring. on DUMB AOUlt which newer Wow • moon to tee r mtectly well for • mingle moment. to 11. Wenation or these truths! aunts 14=0 fatlfirtil horn lOtter net malted from •ay Mello. - e. lleraolso•n, Ohl Mutt 17.1855, Jag, Jt. Dents, Nrs —Dur bin Tour* of ad Met le at hew. The cons arri;ed loOs lett yoor and thedlifieultr ist getting any one to try It woe greedy Iner mind front the feet 00,01 a remedy t h e bra, I otral need which On, sroll• lot in ferorwith the meal., ex below bettor them ttelelt fjoinip•—mit kpo.fthir memo that the remedy they mold to Mire tatjolg qUiDIIIO, on:Vetoed the Mug DAMN TAD remedy, (Mown Tonle.") would Inver. lelny smug em ago. out It did not • tril Ito OEIIO would often »torn with renewed rigor. TAD ors chnuoudevee fionm beew n n o 00 on an aD UNE os T i h u Io enin g ls Um result TM. person. took yeare, all of ithith woe , . name et Nttolleilau Intermittent Ihyrk . of roldeleseke Mandl cts Thew heel tided thnnloe, &Mother rem. - lir e ormelnuelly miming said, but It we; (as In all emit mum) slowly losing them out, and is ring thelbundstien °tabor and severer tualsOst. 1 Old gunned In ettrotlint *redid tom of all three or theme:mei with 5001 reettrlf. eel they hers not had • chill .gince. In all threw Of these ObOof the .ftillitteo Toole had been used. and would, ae before tad, bees], the chlU, but attar • pa lad or two iled *mil It would »tuns. I think there will be no dine-ally_ now In 0R(101000 to your tangy7ae.t.a.‘"'"4 or al ot nee is err ltherles' V.v.? and Agtmettm. kettetee Malethe. the sal y harsolems mower motto...Op *noel ir certain me • rregyntere as • Cure. 1.0. It ern. you feel tho adds celggins sod raw ir ignea . r havz i ltzle or I /Or mis by .loVillitehell.go Deadly: Den lr kipper . Illteketeleas, Slim find Druggists gmernli.. .1410 mr2l4us • • - Commercial Hotel, Corso of Gindigral New Lou, Rho Otiteuts. -EK. STEEL , would most respcci. . rots Idttad tto tisichht "widths* baafffi • the Mom mewl Rotel. .The IWO bag. recently =Anne= • th eromb nia4= sod renoon, aad bu brin Coldapaalth anu - el. tant lunaltam nulaMins., 10==== c: tad IA! Cruz i t tri.tl=ll4l artgti. lb= Me market. sal= Motel Wm altuattal loth. tb• Wilma d ro ol Mulas walltV=mt . te• laesabeat ' .the mop= bepaa talt bi att , Mural= tot= ma el Ma yams toned= Mat uhaat tatrenam tbs./. Ma aver bum beelnmel a MIN Price of Board Day, • , Slbellatyttl. baminekii witti Win= sa4 Ikmi= inll=l. et tm 'pa bts tbe elty, 1.4 Dmen from= to t 2 A. - Also aMMax Mal antonuadetinuteastnadant• 1 ":E MON ..t CO.--TRANSPORTATION aj WIS.-Main Mat =Waite stintsr***** OM by Mil WV7a eft atr**l ll * *a tram Um Lana Miss Wino wan our tea& ad el thos• ditt**** to Pt'_ rim tb• Pm**, wand ltailr**d, OA 111111 tO under sinal***** lo IS al 12= 5 **4 Western Ile I*** l ***** l _ltlt dined Plasm an Ito A 11 40 ***Ballroad nos icammed Armtek tolls of might. ' eras surt.io sem VALIIA.I3LE PROP9 d i s 'EY F2 . l ( t i. &tilt . 0 .111oblIabnxbrbuti 61 . 1 real at 30 fed ert GI dm, I for two luedirem m s 'milt: Loci CI 6 0 ° "! 1 TO I .1 0 1 , i n ° T i gii. iti;- - '- itt --:..-. - Lc —•, - ~.- ....• -. , :, :i = ';,:sfi . ;•,: - •'..-:f': - •' • ' • - - ',-.. , .. , Y5: - 5y.., - :. - ..,•„., 4,..' ,- = - Tie , ..c:,,fsrf...*.ii f ' , -,. ":r... ''''!'.6.. : ,!:;;;!r: :', " - 1... , ,2, C. ; ',- . ...- '' ' ' • . -. . PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1858 Advance Paymente.—llereafter no oub valption ertll be Learn for the Dolly or Weekly Gillet* nth. Dormant le mode In sivonee. WherkereY the time to oy to oho% ona ,thit boortytion le pal& er tha , yay be Inverlakty staltrol, nuleao the oubeerlytton le ro timid by %Anne* payment. AU trostel•nt advertistrot, of .very droctlytion, .111 b. .onlred to be Pal In ad nom The only exception will b. when opodal swath ly or ream coutreee an ro•Ao. eoplaler Va-Ptuabarirk cL-malstlena o[.= • • mart dudish.* 1.3241 our drollation I. b. ..n.7 1.1.• • .1 Ifettsen holatil • Nominations. I vi R PRESIDENT. . FREMONT', OALLYOUBIA. YIDS PRESIDENT. L. DAYTON. NEW JERSEY St to Ticket. JOHN' MEM POE CANAL 001IXIBISIONCII, THOMAS E. COCHRAN, of York FOR AUDITOR OIJZIAL, DARWIN PHELPS, of Armstrong 1011. BVILTIIOI MINIM, BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE, of Bradford Fremont. Ali bat to trammel! Swell the lofty arebba Like Intuit from the mmentainr, 11k• ;retries .time.: Orine lig. the Pethanter to forth 011 hLs boot. Orem the limy for Imo EMI, for Free lien mil rteamme We'll spurn every tatter. sell !neat every too, And s.neu shall bloom lite the Garden of God. When se plant the white banner of freedom ex n't sad cry, 'To the resew, Fres Mao and Fremont:" Old the land that are law shall be sacred from slaws, Prom the tyrant's minde and the plunder of tearer, Will baptise the Onion In Mate. least. And the faith °roar [ashlers dull tiro with hamontl brare mountain climber, Lead an in the path When the people shall sweep In tit...term of their wrath Who obeli binder thelr triumph, 11 601 • o. pp. int? Who May the cold =arch of I'm Wen and Fremont. Theo. Emt, West and North, swell ths lofty seelslin Like rinds from the mountains, 11la tralriss alsatei Clem the nay. the Pathdrider moves on to our from; Lod our hearts Adll leap time to ths marl, of Ftsmonl) Territory of Kansas. Lo Let to Punish Offences onaloot slave Property. asc. 1. Pe it masted b 7 the (Wenner and lAslel.fir• Assembly of the Territory or Banns. That every IprrrOrr. BOND 08 IRAS. ono .tail ba tourforod of aotarr/Ir raising a reload= or theorreelon of SLAVES, free mre gross or athdathoes to Otto Torzlloo7. &GALL SUI4BIf pm. 2. leery has pawn oh. shall aid and moist In any rebeillna ainsmrsmtnn or ALA ras. Eno nearoes or mo ist:ore. or dull was, or do any overt set la for ttoeurre of euen rundth. rebellion ool orrerrection, WALL EU/ PCB DEATH. Mfr. lf any free person 02414 by SPEAKING. WHIT. MU PPINTINo. delta. persuade or indore any SLA rt., to robot of t.. oro sgairmt any oitern of to Territory. or dual b e into. flea. write, poblirh or ea caste, m mum to be brought thto, printal. written. pub. W 10.4 or drools/ad, ellnil ArmnonlY aldm ...Mot to the bringing tato. prhatlng. orltang. pahlmorns or Mrrn latins in tbie Territory, any 1.1., thlato•th.. searbbn or mmoisr. for the poryceeof •nrions Inslirr.e• Urn on the wt. of Oh. B.LA PAZ. vas 000Nel or rentaa tan. orrannt thirrninern of the Territory. a , any part of ttertooforh sermon &LAU BE GUILTY OF lILGNY AND n 712.2 f IMAM!. nm. 4. U soy pawn snail enflm. dam/ er rortlr 0 0 07 cat of Ude Territmy. any ALA r 2.4 Woofing In another. vitlf rife intent toressles %/lemma thereof of 'tbs./orlon orsuannave, or "'ablate:a tosifeei Or procure Um freedom for4olare. Pt shat b adiodeed arditt of grand taresny. and on consirtlon tbsrecUSHALL SUFI. dl GRATH. oif I7fFlt f.SO:r.SD A. 7 BARD LAbOlt TOR NOT LE.7I , THAN my. , YeARS. • Dec. S. If any terms aids 00 assists In en'lela driro7. 111. er permarlln4 or emninn 0007 or randl oat of I tg ' 1741. C 41 174 . 1462 1 b0 W 4 7 01 IeITLNT lir • . . BOW MAYA,°. , tent of rho armee of =oh thro, shell he osjodsed antler oi Mend lerrenr.and ronrivalon the SeneLL 811 . 7E22 oR 111,121SONFO 4? BARU LABOR FOR NO2 LEOS THIN TRo TRAR.2I M. O. !Sony pthon than mile. decoy. or diary sear out or any Beare or Territory or the United Ft... sary slay.. .Wont. loather, Wlll INTENTTO PROCURE. OR ILTEMELT I/RW:OW 01/ rillON PLATE,or to de. pare theonner *of of Us roman of enehldlatVZ. Into the Territory, ti atoll Ter adjudged grotty ra Arend tor oth. le the neenoor tt each els. had hem i berroyed cr ,thoront or lb. 'rerrthey, area in meth ow the I 07 rosy be oluergod to hero beau oth.. ndtherin any county of Ohio Territory, Into. through width nerh oball Oats boon ...tat by snob porton, 1 /7 U AVO I PP/R i lt tit iV E T th il./NTEN °rE" ret 4kA filf . 6112° T. If any per on gull tho. perasedo or induce any PLATS to ereope from the same en his sooner or oeroar thin torritery,or ohalthalor arena soy 11.1171, soothing from the serenee of Ms Meath or other, or tholl thin, barter or enamel 007 SLAVE oho may hare see coped from the, earth of his mated or owner. ho .11011 to domed nuilryrd _Felony AND PUNISIIEU BY 13IP/1.18. ONAIENT ATUARD LITOB FORAM LESETHAN lIYE 1 EL R& Rya if thy mann total. Territory 4:m11013ot siert, harbor n ethane thy RIAU oho has arrayed from the metro of his router or owner to Loather Rainer Tenth • enth person to pool hod In like meaner as if moth thee hada:sped nont the amine of Ile nutter or owner In 2111.• Tanitory. luaton Itfo M a l r / r e IN st TIM y MATE.thr a an may g lehee ohmnoe poetd. nth the ..role. of tue Mate or own.. or Mgt Mc. weD 81..AV/16 nano eustotly of thy onion -r (Ahern, ron, or 46.11 =the. ersona. old or nether nth SLAVE tot weave from Um entWy of any °May or o th er patron wt.* =Ay hero ouch kLAVII euatody. whether soati SLAVIC has ethsred from the arrive or hoe ma.. or coon In Lida Totritory or In any other Rote or Unita... tbo p r an sootteeellog MALT. BB GUILTY OF FELONY. AND FUNIAILED BY 161PRIBONMENT AY BARD LABOrIFOR A TERIINVE LEIS THAN T.lO YEARS, - 134.10. /I any Morthat. Pharlff. of lthetable, 4 1 .• Dorneryof any mesh o4far than, ohm croaked by 007 Pereolo. refuse toned or anther in the erred and tyytt.sr•v . ay wet that here escaped from th e sante* of hie rooster or owner, whother =than V a grind harem rod from 1110 roaster or owner thla 10.11017 007 otha ewe or Zerreenity, 'rah odloonsholl to than ln h un d redm of toe lon than coo hundred nor more than tee d Onßus. ithe. 11. 17 any person Erin:+rule, ietroduer On* Pea , - lith of ercethe. orsense to he Inonglet rot. ge ',reared. writ ete.seethelied 1 1. 114 kethingiy old or and totithep into, prOOO , g, poOliehenp or otheektheD vlllOO Me Ter:dory, orlY hooE, Dona. OnloWele..othro • handhlll ar &Wu. _eontelothe any 8211TEniNT. ABOUJIENE.OPINWN, B.6.NILBENT. DOCTNINE. AN TICS OR MITER DO, calculated to predates DIBAITEO• TION moon the BLAVEB In Oda lerrattory or to induce rah SLAVES to escape then the end, of Hob . ..store. todot AND authority. al MALI. .111 OMIT OP FELONY AND BB PUNISSIOI) BY 161P11180IIIIIENT AT ' RAID LABOR TOR A TREK NOT lass THAIi EIVI 1111118. OH lA N A T SIE R AVIA S INA I IMIT A M BONS HATS .0 T Till RIGITT TO &OLD •SLATA'S iN THIB rzizaricao. or rho.) le:Loathes Into Oils ?mita. • 10 .. /1 U llfl i / 6 7/ 4 Errin' DWI: 1 ;11155H OR Luau-4227A 1N.T1112, TBRRITuRT. say book, . P al . qfET/11 . 1) P r i• ' TrE 4 k/lilPTPA T VErt r akfig TO HOLD 44718 LN THIS TRBRIPPBT. oath roue deal* he deemed OWL TY 01 , PRGONT. IND PV3O !AHED BT Rita , NYE?? A T 11.1 W LABOR TOR A .TAR CIVUTLAbB THAN 7170 TZARS 101.13. No pedon re bo Is eoneelennonely clammed to 111 1 6 1 111A L Itargi &CP I & TWIT; Na4.oa3nTena BIT AR A JUROR on the uta of 007 prole:nation fur the violation of any Otte eseetlons of Me wt. This net W taleetath end be In force frogs and otter the 11111.40 y of Pepte ber, A. D. 1666. Ethanfrllon, Speaks:of the House; Attoot 4. li. Lyis, Clerk. num. Menem, Praia.= of the Oonoel4 Muth J. A. 0014.11:111112. Clark. ,row cs Tor le nt,. ong and wall- WANDLIOTOB AND FILMIONT.—The New York farpteutette, the organ of the Congtegationalists of tho united States, and one of the ablest Jour. pilule the country, le decided in Ha support of Fremont. it rune the following parallel between Wanitington and our candideto t Is is somewhat curious to notice the striking correspondences between the history of this young Republican Ceptalo, and that of him whom our fathers took as their leader, in the first great struggle for Liberty on thie continent. A part of these have boon noticed by the papers, and by speakers. Others we have not seen re ferred to. They nro intereeting and anggestive. Weablostm was left In childhood, by the death I of hie father, to the charge of his mother, Sire- i moot was co likewise at a stlil earlieg period, and in circumstances certainly mach loss auspicious. Washington had early a passion for the sea, so strong that a midshipman's warrant was obtained for him by his friruds. Fremont went to at,., and was there employed for [1:101e than two year& W.ishington was introdooed to publio life through his 'orrice on the frontiers,. as a surveyor end elvileagineer. Fremont won his discipline nod his early fame in the name depart ment, and by his use and practice in It became fated in mlnd,aiid . body, to "endure hardness." Washington leained all that he knew of war in Indian combat's and the strife of the wilderness, and rase thus to the rank of Colonel in the pro vioeiel-troops. . Fremont's school was the same, midi he has pained the ease tank. 'Washington had had small experlenne an a legislator; until he was called to the head of the Government Re was taken for hie well-tried general _ quail ties, and not, for any dletlnation he had soldered as a diplometlat or a etatesmaa; and . here again the parallel holds. Washington weer:cared at by the men of routine, was hated anclassailed by the Tortes of that day, as a soldier who •had "never set a 'quadrat' In the field;?- mall, bin ftergy and , petieune drove them all out of it. he same class of attacks ere now made on Fro. moat; to be answered, we trust, in the tame lm pretties way. Ills friends early foltrthat Wash 'telt= was speolaliy fitted and preeernni of Provi dence to become the head of the nation; as Rev. 1 Samuel Davies expressed it, , that, "Providence has hitherto preserved him In so eignalamminer fin-some importaist serviee to his Country." :The some expectation, becoming almost •-• pre monition, has for yews been general. moon' the friends- of Printout. .Dr: 'Robertson, his early leseher,corpreesed Itin the preface to his edition of the Artabasit; published ream ago, in .these words. "Ruch, my young friends, is an Leper- feat ekeirdief ml :once. beloved and favorite pu- ' pit,. wha may yet rise to be at the header thli greet out growing Republic. My Ovals that , le par ern be , °Pima& to * sr, Injustice and I - anaeia . ref may kind, a bingeing to his an®- : tmised an example of every noble virtue to the - *hole vailg. r ! Weabston was had toAht 'hied otthOrsOl'ltt the age of forty-four; sad if i Col Fritiont shell_ lire to see the 4th of Nardi 1 ::v lezt,e troulleetly • expect that gt - 1111phi 141011.1 la atffstbs perfeatti•• —' .- - -: • -.! .' • tat artifice, fallaey, and imposture of the Ransae•Nebraska Act, are at !might confronted by the naked truth, end blackest turpitude self blanches before it. It isimpossible to with. stand the evidence of the Investigating Commit tee. Human guilt We never more completety established by human testimony. There is no trace of party malice, or passion, or prejudice in the Report, nor the least attempt to stretch Points, or color statements, or work in clap-trap so 9J to make out a case. Bean the document from ono and to the other ever so closely, and you are utterly baled in all effort to discover anything dark, anything oblique, anything in sidious_ ; all is defloite, equitable, and exact— The Committee bare wisely avoided comments. They have contented then:mina with simply oollectlog facts from all sides, placing them In • clear light, and leaving them to produce their effects upon every honest men's understanding. Their own °analogous are summed up in the briefest possible manner, eimply in the shape of general sequences from detailed proofs. The judgment of the House and of the people is left to its own unbiassed working. The Committee —we mean the controlling majority of it—havi discharged their duty with a dignity, a courage an ability and fidelity that entitle them to • profound gratitude of every American citizen who values human rights and has regard for public laws. They have accomplished a public eer rice that has tried every high faculty of the Intellect and every manly quality of the soul.— •eltay tiniet.7.6.—The oxsonsres 1. OasarUo offers to om• bualzmos tutu • of mattes thslx badcr bum:. oonlbut. and 21141 thootod. saotta s . itatiottotures sad atko tape sod Moto= Ohio. No atria crown in ancient times was em more nobly won. In the face of snob gigantic frauds and out rages as this scrutiny has pat beyond doubt, posterity will hardly believe that the inventive. don was opposed with the anima force by a par ty which hos within its bandit the administration and guardianship of the laws of the country.— It will scarcely be credited that any political as- co.:dation of men—infinitely lees a party large enough to be a predominant party—ehould be ao insensible to the fundamental rights of Amer ican freemen as to endeavor to stifle enquiry into wrongs of each enormous magnitude. Yet the imperishable record of the House of Repre sentatives shows that the effort was made and desperately persisted in for weeks; and that it came within nine votes of being tmecessfal.— Southern men, and the whole liebrabka party without an exception, joined in it. Some affect ed to doubt the power of the Honse to make such an enquiry; others had the hardihood to deny that frauds to any mewlsl extent bad been com mitted, and to assert that enquiry was superfin ons. rota Mr. Oliver, who was afterwards made the third member of the Commission, de clared In a speech that "I do not know' of a ver ity that any citizen of Missouri Voted in that Territory"—the same Mr. Oliver, who, as the Committee hare now proved, was present at the territorial election, aiding and abetting the ip veers. Mr. Stephens, the leader of the Ad te;,,...ration party, held up the calf bound book purporting to be the taws of Rams, and de clared that there was no earthly power that could invalidate their antlioritT, or human tribu nal that could question it. Douglass in the Sati ate, as Chairmen of the Committee on the Ter ritories, took the same high grottadi and the President of the United States has again and again in public proclamation and leatruations to the federel officers of Kansas, styled them the tree territorial laws, and pronounced his de termination that they should be obeyed; and to the best of his ability he has caused them to be executed. There never was a conspiracy 'of wrong against right more concertedly or more persistently prosecuted. It is a standing marvel that a people of American principles and in etincts, like the settlers of Kansas, should have endured this usurped power as well as they did. It will be a wonder to the historian that Ameri can freemen could practise ouch self-restraint under such exasperating wrong—could so rise above that principle which. British eloquenoe has celebrated as the "principle which tells men that resistance to power usurped is not merely a duty which he owes to himself and to his • or, but a ditty which he owes to his God, the rank which He in asserting and mataiiirowicz.. _ gave hire In Hie creation. That principle wt..- neither the rudeness of ignoranee can stifle, nor the conviction of refinement extinguislit That principle which makes it base in a man to sulfa when lie ought to act." It was not fear.thal worked that submission, or any ignoble naafi. From the National Ilra merit or unworthy feeling. It was simply a re liance that there was a sense of justice in their fellow countrymen that would rise and arrest ,hose inioultlea before they should mach their Anal unchangeable constunmation. It was the forboannee of intelligent, high-smiled, self-rwl lug freemen, willing, though burdened and over hardened with orange, to trust theirgrievances to the justice of the people. Their endurance, under such Intense aggravations, was s most ex- - ttsarermary work of moral power. It was a rare Illustration of the great truth that .‘he that ruleth his spirit is mightier than he that taketh • city." It may be to muoh to hope that, with the prim ate composition of the Senate, this Report will have very math effect upon the legislation of the present Congress; bat whether this be so or I cot, it is, we believe, certain to have en im mecca effect upon the opinion end future sedan ' of the people. It is impossible that such deeds of dulness ebnld be sanctioned by the honest I and intelligent muses of the country.. The sup position Implies an insensibility to human rights, and to moral principle tea, is utterly incomputa ble with the otietence of q Republic. If the Northern people are prepared to *canteen in each 'wrongs for the behest of Slavery, the time has game when they ire the:arches Slevee; there le no vassalage they are . not equal' to, no yoke they cannot be made to bar. The gun. tint of redrearlng the irrongi of Kllttlltt • it a question which vitally effects the -safety no less than the honor of the North - It cannot be ended. It presents Shelf ha the positive shape of eesored freedom to Sanaa* by its speedy ad.. cam= aa a Free State. The demand haa been made, and the whole North should sulphas: it as with one voice. They aro immeasurably, fatal= ly, debased if they do not.—N.. P. Cour. tr Esq. New the red porternee itrikvs an trail. in Rome. And cenwatiOu Pelishr-frasav- New York Merchants are mensnoed with the loss of Southern patronage. It is proposed to hold • Conrention in Virginal.° counsel South. era dealers to withhold their custom from car. Oath Nuw York house suspected of "Free Boil" opinions. Very well. The muter tho tatter.— Let the names of the firms to be proscribed for opinion's sake he published, sad we guarantee that the tanked Northern and Western- costa thus which . will low in upon them, will help them 'to rapid prosperity. .It will be the best butheth adeettlsament that our was doubled.— For, every litifiltent customer who acute to glie them his note to be protested In ninety dam they will gain fire Northern sad Western ones, who will pay oath . Proscription snd promotion. sum to be as uttiril. to Illarthelders as water Is to a duck They ISO never content with ouch Justine as con be owned by** Law. They are always !yearling to extrajidloal and unlawful modes of redress lor their 'fancied wrongs. The conse quence is they-damage nobody so mnolise them . They station armed Pilots at Norfolk to seam* Northern Tassels foe. runaways. They hare caught no runaway!, hut they hare driven away much valuable trade. They im prison Northern seamen at Chailesten and New Deloane, to pre vent their "tampering with the' Necks." The 0011Etqataaa In that Northern seamen amid Charleston and New Orleans. and folks there are boiling Conventions to Inquire what has become of their lost Commerce.' -jfhey hero Undertaken to otenth out a Tree State- party in Kansas' - by Gunton -instead of votes. The consequence is they hare 'treated a-Free" auto party all over the Union. They threatened to bang- men :for talking about Slavery. The contemdence thet men ever since have hardly talked about any- - thing tbs.. They have suppressed the mention of Slavery in Southern "pulpits: • The conse quence la that they have arrayed 'thiett of the most - powerfol-Northern Charehes on-the side of Freedom. Thertried ..to • stop air.' gracess'e speeches with &club. The tontiquence L -that no man's speeches are this day ito- tiniveewiNy read and applauded ati bin. „BO It will be -with their Conaplracy itgaltutt the 'Noir York kW- Ghats. - It Till pram to be nothingmore than an Ingenious andencenefol method of picking their own pockets, and - fdllng thane of : the New Yorkers.—Alb. ire. Jest. . I am credibly informed that the French rant buried 23,000 men is the Walesa tree this win._ ter alone. &splash* of that - enormous Item, our toms and theirs areveryneraly in repot: Lion. Out tir 200,000 men they. ton more than 40,000. In our army,d 97,000 men Ire 'Gaup. wage of 20,000: Of-mune soldier France or English ever had suebnatunberdl3loll together a t any one time; Ahem Arms Wets to the total number et men landedfrom time' to time In tbr enemy's weeny...4'4W •Cortes.,of the Loads . 'bra Washingtait conetritstdent , thrißalti; I understood that the thief Boiretary of the British legation_ Is' prepaziag, trader: Intro dons 4019 the BriUsli :Government, to r*-PPlai S he Legation at Washiagtosy, whirl WM MVO"' rily Glom! 'or :mmind e d dituatelli Crataptin.." delegatiortitons thitoiris of hfirthis. to tfia iiite *noun Haptilithiso tratidtatito mastits, ft arted - t h a t h t ea torn aura' are but ram Dal:hams tam—told they are all Postanistara-4 lorsiterly ilfsollos was good far 200 Durmast% _ - Svrasonlleware of Cot. tneeMitc.—The lowing extract fonithe speech el Itertnibal Ham - lin, the Demo:rade lietuther. frotu Woe, who tepudiates Rudman and 'thr_oirtoinneti plat form, at the late Fremont Ratification meeting in. Woroester, -bears, saleable testimony to the oharecter and principles of people'. candi data : - "Who is John C. From° t Re le the Aril man who discovered the in or of tide oontl not; scaled the Rooky Norrateine, and contri buted more than Lay other man, toward astir; California a fru Mate. I Imes him ea as • man of eminent - Allay, and of unidszolalusl character and spotless life.. When Calif-orals was seeking-admission Into the. Bah= es a State, I had caution to confer with him as to the beat method to semi that reenit. Es soar friar to aS NAL 'Ea &WWI - was; California mast ones in at 4 free Bias or not come: tie at all. It hatrbeen complained of. Fremont that he le without enilloient antecedents, se to his post tint 'or neelifiostlons, for the Presidency. But, not only his he- antecedents 'of the right kind, bat As is an anteudeat=ia Mussy: He. is a greater , executive officer than any man.mace Andrew Jackson. John" C. Fremont is an anti-aborery man, and has always been one from Ma. boyhood. Al though a native of Georgie, and' brought up in Bondi Carolina, in spite of hie tail, assoclaUM he wagerer for freedom. When embarking on his 'Went tour, he was asked if it was not his intention to purchase a elan, as a domestic for his wife. Ale reply was, never owned one dollar in human fink, and while reason bolts its away In my brain, I urn ye= 1 I love my wife with the most ardent a/fiction, but that wife must ttil with her own handl:rather than own the first dollar in hmstan lieett Frem a man thus odcosted, and, thug true to' our principles, we hale the highest ammo that with him at the helm of the government, The can present it, not one inch ehall slang be intended over the national territory." *loin Cam 'zeds a most rioter's] speech et the Rep:Mitten Mats ?Jetting in Cincinnati on Monday evening: - From it we make the follow ing eitraet: tlerienely ; what was the sense about this cheaply manufactured "Saeger to the Union." The came in which I bate humbly labored so many pats—the canoe that ootiniande this vast present's to night—la - the coheirs element in the confederacy. We habit up:on ;the principles of of tho founders of. the Unpublie: Was diseolu lion ever before thought to be promoted by ele ment! le there life without freedom? What are the conditions of thin :criterions living Hu man organism—what are the supports of this Temple of the scull Taz-Fsee rut or sun— the free circulation of blood in the nine and ar taxies—theirs' action of the busy brain. Arrest that circulation, destroy that action, and the still neat of the tomb succeeds—no motion but the wa ving of grass above like the uncut heir of graves • Bo is the life of the body-politio dependent on freedom of utterance, by the tongue or by - . the Press—tbs freedom of. labor which is the Dignity of labor. , . : rx The sectional party that has nominated James_ 2 - Buchanan has become the Federal party of 1856:: The Federal party of the - yohng nation was cont=•-•-: posed of noble men, whose oalfewor was trust of the people; they desired to concentrate , ' •••••-•-. potter in the hands of the Ventre' or • Federal Government, to the end. qtat the Untied Statas.".t.t.t. might bedtime greatest 'thong nations, end their - people - the most -elevated. The •Federaliem or the party now adraintatiaing this , Government desires a concentration of powerful Washington '•• for the extension of - slavery by the Federal arm •_. thereby undeszsdnes the Union." DlASON. iar Ey ? 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