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Dena. . 21 .„1 , . scaw..aapag tha'abova artiala .6 . 31 ktaxi• L., - aimUdsk Witti a amftete a , i........ ~.,.z . ,.......„.,,...„„,..,,,„,„. I ....;;.,,,,,!..„.w...--6....„.:.4.peacrxiaa.anoppcw% . , . .' tr:: a: Ann BURBLE CO:A:WM .-. ' , ''oo"Thom " usual; N. 44,-." : - , FAIAISTIPA. OFMARRLE MAN i,,', ' rma.- TA= •TOPEVOOU Thi nErIe• A a -, Elemas, Atreesua. sad ea Julian •:. - f .- liitiolik Ida* Li i . lLsrblt Out. onsznicanr. ; =thud arteh so 4010 be ixialLl6/4 into -,-- , myltama ina *Oar., •wttlati - e.•lactli.ir aim Di to •• '": , lurid Cr Lecittuut maths - east a the asciaiaa•imatarit; • -- - 'duo !tines It iu 4trtgLidtrial bei,.'. Uals, Mar. .•::':-,',,bletakt Imottult E,Cilei-imispos=lavark..,l.biarLar '-''; ::,..,„..„..... _ a..,..,. ; 4 tem Wiest% • Sop% lii,eiliu44 thiaa, 'd ye. ".• te nar ti gi Annifazeura and &a az &boys to '• . ~'•• tam ta t k ta j titLair=elni. • Iniorittittan abated an JimAloottrorto . • , PYCILII ;MN or - , - '-- - • cunt 143233. Bat: • ' NZLIY TB •• • 1 isleo. • ' Trench, — indow Glue. • : D WIL:II,D - • • ,144 • - emccasti-it,f,tlo • .y.„ „, - - Tirei'doet* iiist at Buita:ailaireellatadllkel; t)FR/S.BB2 , 4lDetatirs smdthistorciars.bacel. eltastot WastflanfPrestels Wbadentdaeitt CA= b tams:- Putt* elablisChearmatiost wit; be Priari cem 'Teel •tar usu. ,sddras. tawitvstto ear . girds 34INING Soad forIGNI I =Et CFA •", lo th bi Wirt sad DIM bts= QH dltrommt kino. CI_OrZON =dill:3lM= steotbesurehim saasiouptaxgzaweaza pm* PUTMAN =inns.' • rtnatenna at Guff pow. Eot VtintltWetairl'alt - • • , BORDIFFSLIEET"BROS. & pip,M£RD Deeatetars i u keei Mum, ',' -. ..l.7o,,iyAraLht:lT., - New York * TVITS the attention et the trade to-their L o 'lle.o oo246o ksalruilla'atio4 Ollti7 ma. l Eaadiainixerriesialinuon4ticaiotBtaps•Di mm i ta /tooth &n the • sto ts t; ft 411 t t ota o m t to a v ta to oLto ottoUtol to offer tro okatt 11411111t111013• tams. -• Gram: ottli.: - In poosonoutry nail. rftwormwcipt • a :' , 7! 2 14172111,TAHT AOMIESZEPERILAND D aAT RP$l THE 11.0 P& MIA xwbup• auk. 714ruketut ait=7, NXIr 0 , 4 44 .4 1044. 1 r 'Propnosors of Chia long anti known - 007.M4.67, Erna? sarArrizzatrzsz - • Clattinm_ prom, the beet .Ehartetteeteteat etettlere •, - ter het Bread, Blom:A. Th 111,14. either Oehee. ath•-• ' L e lrttlally= ll I .^ s r x t=r they AZ. roes the •"•'- eloehreasonable Jethth, Cessittrhes seat to dealer. who lawilre mr Itx r WILL ea. DRY GOODS. Tv aE`YH EEO ItirE 00 . . INlosiale and Retail Dealers in ThaattlNGS,' - ,cousßpmEszta Effilitatz azonz raneraciods, - . uva '"lrs' l ' i4 " b tiP m'.lc,°‘s'. *-171:411Y- 111 aa RCHIMELD, suet raulleuelhtss Goota ~.geaerally, • - CLOAKS, T T.m4B 8 eMBBOIDWZ.4 Al D .BTAPDB 00008 Far` Family Um /11 zontsaailitnetnehrs asectruneut In all of Ma stove .. "4117 : iVetgeut t" et a rnird s tra 17171 g at a* • -.D.d.„„.7.,„„d1it..0.,„.cip0d5."0 lltW 11ANECERS: ANli , BROKERS '-'--- , 'O4.NICEN(2I HOUSES ',.• -, JO ES T. ZOOM, : t • ... ciaws,.... vt, . 4 " . !, '. '• , : vuza.• • r s s pzea CO. tosibe " 82.11,111 . 00 ~..,H. I t altliiitmei -- .111 . ..... wad ` .. Weich ea n *lL es end other Earatitlas boughs and sold ma idemladoes. easnesideda odd dolloaDowendted, AUSTIN LOONIS. !neck . : and No* am 93 700ZIW82IZZES' - BOXDS•EIq9 9I 4r: Proudeso__ ry Notes and Loom= on Comatti l j ,P!' 44 ,!POU'4, 11 i . 9a9 Aua estairitnt akoztettom ktizoL4 %..Amares agirinnali .P att° 4ttut°4 t° ~, HOWES SON Dealers .111.11 ms s sus at, 40. 8 "="=..."".= th a=rirst Me7Ti•TWMS7 . MMI . _ 10 - O. COO TTtMq: •laradoesaor fa S. Sad. .letraWbolsealaitid E•tin Dribrein Ileolutaltstkne• ; = PaperilmilaMladits! =WA pal dove a. a. of Nam. Alitatenr, Ps. - LOHN 8.-DAiTlSON;:ltookse ll er 024 fits -Valor, iacinalar to Dolma& Asturv, No. 0 lituk.st oar !aura. Pittsbarza. : . / 00., BookaeThus end Statijim ► - No:WWcoartnia.nendoertothecteur tres.P•. tezeiselawebookftcoutsath liFalkjifivlcaeller sad Stationer, No. r Ye.tathrit4 g*.eto saitirass. , • =MUSIC &O. John .11.11ellor, • O. 81 WOOD STRUT; bstween Mound B ACTE AN M E SFEEI: =L. /dE a dad Ettladol43. it sad dater la Maids:ad ii.lGooda. 1123 „,„.„.,......„.....„„b„,„.i.,... . 6 O. 53- IFIZTH t3T4 Mgr of the Golden meet. 'Arany Pr tWNS34.Sh&A,Iff eta ..I.4=d=groil,„„Niiid, VOXEMS. ill Nada uta mo dal rtar . - - , Charlotte Blume, .I.IMENUFAOTUDEII and Dealer In rhino ~ yormsnekbzupezurarmit t e wedi r lausai b w. : o ld:r4t• '''.:22lZieraiffrane' W li ___AmPlame. wteWutd 1:173, - ' _ll3 Wood VT'S &imam". a or- 4:doeliozeiges. •::=LouNins . are Eadefroni_ tf tulamt redo fur Us allinlatkna at Moro .• 004 ILarseeteeh thriteuel, et the Stator. eLttua otheeimeeelimeobles =mesa eV Weal of tbsTONA 11=41,===t, eFheihted , -.7--.,77-43t: Hotel ii j . Ilietinatatelqhfs favirlifir ag ili giuna ual t velett=uyarertuadvet. r.4 p i ef iri ref ~a rialidt. .... . 01111 s 2 1.11 044gW41:4 - Jtlaosts-tr I N, - 'lmam ItIeIIItASSMUM 1n fact, 417.27. 1 4 7 g raM v a t riig P =orl on W , apalq. °mime • , „ HAS, L. CIUMB • Proxistar. T ARC ,OLL more Mid islitaNcrji an' Amax, aS F '- ';41111/1700,401a- Jo MEM chigan Commission w and Collo* Agetimirce, VCR .iraeotdiecrtioilif 'Homo And Forein "Meni antil•andallotherlignary alatran in "Nelda:in . I.o =gic a y.3...7.l2l74=at=rnt .4"4anaMinn am— rioHDro ra ms N H ' „ .rmMadan._ afuna • nk•w ON. 9araii4o Odra; Imam Stewart s On. - arta Wartan—Tin t a of Michigan from raastahhe insurance mg 134 8. CIITHBSBT &80 rat& COMMESION AGIEN7I3, for tbassloand paroboso of Rea Wat, Gollectioa of Borrowing and Loocilog Baur n n •Bonda and peen, for making oda elndona idanufao• Earuk.r.Apft raVnarladaoaldni and attars.— atnut. . sur.. A. Emirs REAL-ESTATE _ OFFICE4sz , No. 87 iron 'trod, Ddilang rpmlok Deale In Lake Mum .2702417. uom . netretr Daunt and soil. AaIISTin LOOMIS, ;Beat Estate . Aamk Stock; INiauthitse - &id sell keoker. eatos AO. 92 orth strut, atm* Wool. Itulzies promptly attradid 311N17 QAMITEL':LMARSHELL, Secretary Oiti ja,itats Inikfilatbitbstiligr:Str(Water stre,t. • M. c ItDON Secretary Wed.= lainc • MINI Cb., 14 Water street r . i• i i 8 4' CO 11`! ATn t .t 'n'3l • 7 A..: , . . • , • . . ... e~l JfrT"L REIS & MUIR. wau DBALZBE/NBACON, LARD, A t WolUltlagallia 0.118, la. llutl.West =tar azipleveaut - itrastardtalaftl. '• • aetlYl !‘• WgOLESALE " GROCER, SODA A ETYII ga, NO. 273: Liberty Street, Wan" Liberty Street, WM. lIITCHMTILKE, Jr., ~ W. I3O JJESAL.F..OI•RAOSIER,S. ABOTlFstrie misTuaxas, AND WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS, No. 209 Liberty Street, ji4A P rreta ITH BE. tiL t 4203 L. COOS= JO= a COOLEY, wIIOLESALE CIACIpIts 8042 , PURNIEHERtif DZLLBIt3 ?Mate and Pittabagb. Mandattarts, No. 141 Water 13traot; z4",(aulMiam. Piers/. O. DZILWO Shriver'it, Dilworth, WIIOLBSALE GROCERS, -'• Noe. 130 d: 132 Second Street, rerre',6 lere:e see L==aid) PITTSSUZCLEE W1:16 JAS WU= Wallacer.&-Gardinor, • WI: lOL:CCALX DICAZICS 8 121 Flour, Provisions and Prodnoallimeraly; AD AGAIZY, .00SQRAVEI 00., Whole gab armies. nand 20 Wood Week PltiaborglL CULBERTSON, Wholesale sirooer sad OommicloarsereemtDss4rm Produesaadnits. Ilisantsataxtd Aztklais. us Libeztr stmt. rata OHN,FLICIXD & 00., Wholcatio Giroco Am;mnr AOBERT .:‘M0C1.!34 • WholesAlo firmer at ' "VC& tram='l6l.kators./friSl • MillW iLdt. "ll Kep Wiek - j ts sl WLaLNs ta 117 . °63 . Prez ni Gls" Ootton !ions. mule Pitts !T0UN1fir1..................,........... ..............TOW !MOM t itai ATT 'a WILSON, laolbuile Amen ounx:aidan usrasatams Nalasiln Prodnaa and .41 IdiassfactaFah no. 264 idbertyst.. Madam/6 VIFOACII,r..DALZIPML k CO, -Wholesale rite Ozo,ers. Ciammlakm Xernbousts. hi Protluso • •• • •,« • BATA ft DIOSZY 4t 00., WholeWe Oro. me,. Womanlos Sicrobssas, sad Desists la..!roducs, SO Wstarst. 63 . 1 . annt st.erittatnugh. BAG/JAY, WOODWAItD Ir. CO., Whole. MANUFACTURING. J. & .. . . .. - ROS.L . IS de TWINE Comer end Prizbus di, raith y r :VE - ways on .hand A fall supply of Poll and Etalter Solmi. 844_1H:tied.. auh..a I.ste Wool, ileum. Clattaallo4 /Fax Bat= ,Ptocr Whits. .and e rred Twine; Oat llama Wang awl Masoao Urns! sualdrumB • 19E118, ..111pDLE CO. Fourth btreetc Pittsburgh, Pa. neenntecenattis . • -LAMPS, THONGS ANAWITCHES r~ Y vi t ...=it.th. tade, eaLl protoptly .oaasaa tre Trana-5 tv,e,etc 5 per cent. dleconnt farm& Pile . lllEurafactarei, iip ',46,e Desist l'oFilpa sad Docteeth Itaxdwars. JOILIE 1,10C1111........7111w6e L. TOVTI L. • T.r YOUNG & C 0.,• ~g0907A021711131,/ 01 "--- r -FURNITURE 6e CHAIRS r • Of every Description. PACTORY-11eferc • UAL, between Mao and-lnna.dtenn4 W.aithatse--Noe. 38 &40 Smithfield gt. §TEAMSOAT OABESTFORNITITRE--We sty ceastaatty manatee:wain' STEAMBOAT COLIN • WWl= =II °MUM and Unite the attrattlan of thaw tstaseetact Le I artnedtlan teat. • e E. =lag mina= 17510 - FOUBDEY, Borrow& Co. F a ILL bantams the business of the Union ot sa iu tn. ersli t tra of PIII3II(I3OI 4 hUTCS. They wal imaafgatare as turval. Lam awl moral amattorat ce CABTISGh somptious • _OsokinjiSsono, urme o snd &do Ovens, MANTLE & 4.ITOILdI GIMES, goners Ware, Worms Bow, Dog Amu, Sad Irons, Tea &Wu, Plows cud Plow. Points, and /Incliner/ Castings genevally, -4.124 GAB 4924 MITZI /UZI of all tbea. bi s az spar Bathe, Blom% Etades, P s; an & vbs4l. ariu b . , old at, assawaf V 11011.16 Pan Cotton MU, Pittsarth. KMII.OIY, =LDS & 00.. manna* Mc i rerattgrallgra= Mt s. ;all atestrusd dagrptamo Plattbs. trliVocr "tilagait:=l"le="2 NITILLIANEI or ALLEN. - RIASKET. OT. "'" Q u~sstsrnan • PLUMBERS: AND MMMATM!!A!!;qIEs_iIiiiM IX. 0. POILit. UR. =M. ROBINSON, NERS MILERS COMMA& AND =GINS BUILDERS; cal Magaftatimersafal/d,Mtleme Ittll Cutlass, Vato a arguksistnei.bertfial list and iecond PITTSBURGLI COACh FACTORY. esescay.---wAins L esesits. Lung t Heav EL PoT St* CO • No. 48. 'Mg - Dzixair Atzsz.'' Pittsburg, Pe s uns. - rionze,, OUR PRAWNS; m u i tt .nr it 4 h ieret m otlos - of bony Vehicles latrgerlipctotzUgh. mu ra=k • WrAll Jr( varcuuaL. nos James Irwin, -- , ftLAN'Gr FACTURES - ULPHITBIO :ETHER; Sulph uz i o A z id ; ./.I ,7 .llo gr t... svi te at Nibs, 111Av dt mseas greet Acasitiosj il ' 4.4 3111 WW a. as= WILLIAM BARNHILL A CO, . filkinizititi, Wow .4rlrkw. t ./1_ ttabr Pa. . § TRAM-BOIL -Isom = DIWLRH awl woarszsmanubatamie sitiawrcp.4. Botlara,ocomotivildflog am ES l Vo i s r , l irT . ;k work, =dire sacrlf utt Rona, dorm sf ml tin mrt, not!". AllacWspoav p ithitimeo mostly ,filanufsdnrecr of or w aint aad= r W r g lB aglif ChuboartnatialaulaArremvarlita. 1tre6166 wad 183 awl 186 JIM MI DANIEL BENISISTY; itiANINAgrOBER.or Yellow Itakpag• Creni loan Colored Wares. llwalvtorr. comm. Wieustsbons tad *intim int4trlawußionnow• futaat7" re- s' ausiismss CARDS AGENCIES. GROCERS. JD,IIN .3 NO LAN D 453,E63 Mar. T. B. roma * cu. -- " - TlTT_',4.r4 - G.ll --- '' - c --- 7GAZETTE. PITTSBURGH, 3 COMM /54si(iti &o. . . ALEX—HTJNTER da 00. D1e14.11.215 /I 4 FLOUR GRAIN, BACON, LARD, LARD OIL, 4.ND, PRODUC.I GENEit.;ILLY rio 299 Lthertz atroata. prITABURGIL J. L. 111=11....... • • L DATA. .7. et 00 . , Who Wee -anti Batall Deslen In P APERS . 4ND'STATIONER Y, Blank, Law and - School Books, Itiantaoturtiia_ of - tank Boob, No. 68 WOOD 'BMW, Bitoestt Tbled-and Fourth, - -PIITSBUSGH. 11503-teambast sad ann. tatere daniptlon of Priagng Sta id = n trlarat Clu f ruillthrat". 11011 AS. 13. LE OE, aid. oratonteamm Jr. FORWARDING AND CO ISSION MERCHA T, ' . 11,k, ~. - MU= 211" m , risr l 2r, Gram, Bacon, Lard and Butter, AND ILL It ENDS 02 PRODba2, Next door to the Old Stand, No. 114 Fin* atreet & 116 Batand street. =TA Jam*, Maraud] Eq. 4 rreald•a ickt Farman' 4y Wt Dank. Jaw=ctn., ms canna am and Naafi its. Wm. Oh tdanubattusr. And Pinelmlrb Mathanta Glemrs/11r. Mar. /sum tOa iaUadelada. Barnett, Nesbit* tiamtaon, db. J. CI, Butler & ON Obichnual. a .3z RAID .AN /WHY, FORWARDING D OOMMISSION • MBROHANT. And Steamboat Agent. • moan. Eartnyurimmi STH DUBUQUE, IOwA. alrOonninnnalts and atm Nelleited. Rasa to—Ontllair Robedtaon &On Mr . nal Clrds &O nnmita m O. " Rind, Brown e a nab= ez & liirtratnick. Andliareludda mann/. anlltetad AOB. }II3_7VHINSN. COldlillSEtlON' MERCHANT rt the sale of Western Reserve Cheese, tier Paean. Pat lass Purl dalts PAM: lam" , No. 116 &coed bst. Wood i t Safe ld, Pittaburp, Pa, 1 0. Mat) Prort.eltlamtDriosti " t Daak, Pittstanch. Ig=gr a ht. Mate& kive r = a ule... a 0. Ward .vita Z. - • Wall Papar — Warahouse. P..)11 - ARSRALL4 00., sIMPORTERS AND DEALERS, 87 Wood .t.betineallthaadDismand aII.J. ' , has suT b. od as @stand's ussmrtsosra of miry deserlsOos or Ps. D. Hastings As PARLORS. D; 800 _ la AND OMB= to .74=1.... , . • 1 •• I :1. •• GENEIia CONlkinsiON dad Minim& Dealer la 1118nufactund Nato, Imparted WI Domes, MAU. RIM, ka. 4 , 4 aO. 197 Liberty Street, 1111119-1 y ° '"" 1 " : BreT "'"Trr rES UR BD. Cam. ‘ .. '" L ifftimmtuarrtgis"'" WHOLESA i rriV.I3OO,t,RS. Produce au Co int ton zenhants, AND_ ftELLZR.II Pittabiggla blanufactan 2r drticies, No. 210 arty ittre4 corner — of /ruin DTs ITITSBUISON, MoBANE & ANJER, Groom=To to LXBAA. t A. Maul%) DEA IN FLOUR, GRAIN AND. PRODUCE. on and Forwarding Ate:reheats No. 124 &cod it., iiitabtosA, Pa. 1.14%.1171412 AVEM EI AIft PO C aglit'ON /161E .42,1TM 1.15 * Wool, Mau, rionr,Baixu, Ea Lard Oil AND 'PRODUCE GE NERALLY No. 76 Wain. 84 Pittiburgit. h. i Or .M Mate too WV .% Wells:pa, Oleo: Jahn Mon • .. If Alart i D.loaem,CtasterAt IND Bk. Zuni a limatin• Phila. Smell k a it u r e t,•=o. Ber•A u ladtbit a facents9a• I:4' tT 4 • O r a 4" 4444'4' • D 4 C l* ‘44414.ti. takILVI soa 1741..... O. IMICOIT Titill'ilifelFrr j . • FLOUR FACTORS, Forwarding et Oirminisidon Merchants. •PRODUCIr P E RIrV i t rl 0 N Nes. 69 and 70 Water Street, Jul PPLIRIMMGH. PA. Z • t 'W ' g • : . - , 041 tit3lo Dale in Wool, Provisions & Produne generally. 1143 JERI iltaTi JOXES —.A. J. • ATIVELL,LEE & WHOLESALE GROCERS Pro i ce & CommisnonMerchants, Aso igailas 2:737SBUlVlllifAiNfThdeplligs, Mk 8 Weed IntwormiliVater Rad Pre= st V1T11813,11011. DAVIT3ITC /3311118 T, Plour"dnoe, Provision and Comnaisainn MERCHANT, 20). 3d7 Marto straeL alma af Band, Pittsburgh, igIVES him attention to the sale of Flea; Itat. Bacon, Lard. Masa Brittar. main. leho S ir iL etrastratirardotitdl7 soliertad. ardl4l, p:st4,l:t.:l (late of the COMMISSIONof XBl ortranz ID PIO ItiLTAZ 11W MOONS, No. 78 Water street, below Market, • sDU ITITSBORGII. PINNA. A. A. HARDY, coluasslßrZinioWillirig Wczuin Agent of the Radtton and Indlanapelie IILtLitOAD. Corner First & Ferry eta., Pittabsugh, PL. :. 0 FIELD, Into of Warren, 0 o, I:l"Wand Tomardln Maretruct.aral, Abol. ertas Ewen • Botta. Pict gad Pcshrand Wastsmrdual • WM= 111TZL17....................t6011111 =EA /1 LLITTLEr 1 0 4 t WO= Grocers, tedUCIISZdCitELIAT*IttI6 3. VO4 :Mt la Z , 7 4 s bunk. • •• .11:1 , 4: I I : • : OoruurslorirardingsatlO:zonarionaferd it = Auang tu Mew% Butter, LW II& sad Itsdiue .26,Weed One, alms Water. Pittatranch min s : DRUGGISTS. L. SOROONNAKE-A, WHITE 'LEAD. RED LEAD, ZINO PAINT, LID:LAME, PUTTY, And IThelstailhakur tEk Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Tarpentice, to., No. 24 WOOD STUET oc11;174 zurranularf, ,en ILIIIIIII.-s. Tam% rums. POKING BROTHERS, (ITOCCIESCOLI TO WROLBSALE DRUGGISTS, 10.60 WOOD MU% - .ftrraarream, PA. • • • kiln of Dr,lrlousemeslablitati Yawns. Llir eOII3III.APT,Jr., (mama to Jac Pd'Gat ferayboltaaki annßatallest and Nalaria hrsT. ia-En er ‘rgatir =l?3=ll7, l at son C ty /LIEN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in ar nrasa lwitne.. 4sal e ta mt. z=l76, ous.vssalsam tus saa m Die et57.2:1711 A. SARNESTOOK & 00., Wholesale . . E. SET.TMRSI, Whol 11 esale 4 Dealer in Dram Btulll4_oarathes. te4 ar col stze NU st, Pitte=gli. tioodir l' g. prim map. RAIN lk REITER, Wholesale -Retail • .. nom sr et MEV out 81.014 strut; .A.OSEPH FLEMING; Baceerosor to L.Nrlklol as oa,ammar Markat &ad and Mamma—Kam mi =lmiad ftal and sammlata amortmant of Mao% !mita:tarn saa all Paltagla,bla traelmaa morrlAtaaa aszaltdl7 Maara =dad a* all . . Jaials ATTORNEYS. • : • : P. a • .401 Vs „ . ttor. 143 Trzth dent, bdwina OBMITB. do. PHILLIPS, Attorney atLenr, ist.touba EBERT POLLOOK, Attorney at law— caw or rim in.l Grua streetiONad _ „ta th. 0,1, 21 item. Pllubtatts. • rare miscr.„-- —*was 0 4 ,022, 4 Blakely & ESTATE BRO wren of to and enflamed shots, ttitghth Pa. Leta. KIM. Putnam koctbottht and lad an ettottludgm. land Waztanti. BUIL tut= az 4 ° Oa' =4'lre: eclat Want= stwa rmi r s =dtrittsyl i d. 2 l49lthi Um& Taw MISCELLANEOUS. JAMES. P., TANNER, N0...56 Wood Street, PittabniEb, VROLESALE DY. A T . 11 3 Boots,Shoes, Bonnets, &e., comsrietagoaa <deo Largest &Oaks to be folind East or Welt, itzrreatly adapted to ' WESTERN SALES. S CUSTOMERS AND COUNTRY 31Eltalta1iTS trrierallr, ass Malted So call sad ex am h batbre baring. aa be la datamdaed to ecll at a dtttcdt Adaance tam CIA cotaParltta mere able with Damara price. Awn coarse Sewed and NOW BOOTH and DROOANII Maantsetamd ben. varraated, by LW:Iwo lad Dor m. . /EirDoodc armor satiated and Packed. ce2Odeot R CHARD BARD, • muss-0v Hides; Veather, oi AND 113IIPE FINDING% 216 Liberty, Eitte - F4 p H BELTING ' Patent Riveted and =retched ZIEMEER BELTING, Prom the Manufactory of Halt &Brut/tam IyZW,YORE. r rthe Belting of this manufacture has twen emoted the Gold Mendel end Ditdornee frp, mwni art sem Ante end Institute throtertiotit the Pelted Mthart recant by the Arnetieen MUM; Neer . b u g tt. the 111,11 of 11511. ltia oleo. Palm dealer. *my Dan & alto bateau Wait conduct. ad underths trireme am oftW. Intnalpel.r. their hides are selected b then:melees et tom awn mating bumuts eats and rearre. loped el thorn awn tentrter - the Wile, and shoulder, heel him trim= ritz u V e r i gil uma tteem hero. etratehed on toschtnee with Very =than inumgeee e 3 anoented end tilted with Low pstenteopeer nte. th e which mate •pettedly wren mime Mh rides at the bend. asiterne Maw farm WO an the wA • wer of more than 20 pre me, Ayr.= ee In the manner. To inechernee of en kbals, to cotton awl woolen anneeetanam.manewills. toper ..i.'''''k=4,l2„,,engfrur,= te hems. in shag , rnary mourner. thhlpattrispoder._ recannwoded, phe beet of city tennwant• • kt• banns. Far sea ea Wilij mit. the bead af Wool. =Mtn me BOOTS .ND SHOES, WHOLESALE AND ENTAIL. THE eubsonler rezepe:p et& the at tesdlon of his Meads and the k7eggto ea exasainatlese of ble extensive ~Isr boor, Mb, hill% found nom ai l l r di r . — Tllll7rand n Childreres /gots. gaiters *ad eall of the bad wegtzmego and o fd In orde= to .nit =btu degas and who With to MUM. oast= beads r tehrte beam sad Smile egostaza on band s coandete stag zr_d goe got aodta‘ i gead It Usti In 'rellgibee to Mee be papaw inthhtgal" than that he kph,* to pell al thing as sal Otter ilk* tie tatdlshasimbla the ang. • • Maul:raft the liberelpatronage beet aftis elegised he sollalts floulhar Wove lad tram bis long let bzudneas he OM wen, ttLst be la able re resat satielbetlan. eso3 .Bsl Marketer. between Mgr loothrnamej ' 1 • - lowaLands.. JoN. PIVID (coat ZN, formerly a resident of •tattabarth. Iowa). 1111 , 1•• e• txt • tor tor eh. Clonnell Itatiatd tWoz OUT lasul Dlitriets. Capita/Ins as °Moro tube 1:101:1117 41 bran. or war. routa to Imre. cat bar•thb tzadnar MOW, and rromrtly atonded to. Or •i=g osk Ito at Mil store mot • Teem* X. mar. tic. 711 tlatl44 streak Is= Id. to • 111=1115013. . ,- . John' alexanao: Matbaall. Maritea`msatttaburatia• Halt= a tiaa. a r a tz ratii=aa, ertdar. nbaake Lank. samaxaaat. is 26 Wm. Clar.. ROUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENT+ AL PAINT GRAINER AN", T SB, outZtvren !Mgr ritmts. win adzes •. • rata:aid to. • ottectatd BleyerA Stout & Illorgaizrath, • Sculptors, &taco) Workers ,k Wood earrers, No. = Penn tt , nett /roar, 161:TRES of all kinds; also Ornaments in Plaster or Poe; Wood and Maeda. tr &mast. • building. both Molds sae oat. PAINTERS. LONG & LANE ROUSE AND SIGN PAJNENRS, NO. TT ? m ired orgiediset TIMID dribi% All orders pronnltly. - tate:tided to. e9.Qlen. yueatai to a moda.stsio. eitaff-tt -- - CUM 11310—................... ' .......,alt, C. yew. ffietlicria — , pliathrourtradju the malodor .d n. if,dliktm.r. KING & REITE.II hare , easodosted Mao in Pr,lLlnes resktnsaa, Aim .1111Mkatdret. op- Mit* the Cathedra . Dr, Bader •111 attend at .ems. ladariaaa =7 h• eaasultraat Ws rad ".:. deare, la r.s Lamm Id thd mans sad sad donde A. Krebs 44 Bro.. ILITLIOGRAPICERB, Kfirtli"lrtar"(tirmrszfritrmi.. 011111,10513 AND =rated In the beat • y auxterate wits& I.fC7till DOCTOR O'BRIEN auk be eensulted at Ds BKII9III, comae 11fttt And Plaltheadd sta. on IION onxt l e, WNE6DAYI and ItOTORDAT4 * o o , ld 10 to &ILD airEadderte• en tin Itrosonina Boa. not ,Ifo SCOTT, Dentist , Font arc* - J• o. doe doors wort of *lsnot =or • , drit"; to 6 r. An "yak wan:auto& tad Ufa Adams Zona Gitopan Pittsburgh, Bodesta and New Brig dado Expreu. OR the especial liOttOzamOciation of the atlia Popgath= alone the line onto New Penn. OR Vents between - PlUshonth end New Brighton. without intimate Imethese and soda rehab= rendre each Litman The Adams Zlpthes 51=3110 thee toads mush r=rt with the .1111 1 / 1 .4e. to eatti• them to pat Iralloosse an the hoortansidstion UM who will ttha charge of an property and ludinsee 51100017.ntrnst. ed to him. The .11thwther will his. an Iwo Path in the liazinger. Ith the and baud amity onions,. /sent d other vaeu will lath New Brighton by the =lag Triny Pittabargh and Allem* ay My doting the thy to &nand to rovit othunthirais th may =M ated Ve him, and morn by the keening Trainh his Goods awl Oormalsaion• axecittadArill be hie duty to math on hi. op trip all weal; au mien. ntoinj 66 to . which will be delivered to • prey wtr mon the ordeal a( the twin at the Allegberir Ulty Depot. • will deo imiT•irrictan orVertal want. •• to 10 4•11•••.1 In the eity—oonunonloste la c•-• obtain Intionistbm.thid ratan thidine - rthier ' S ' and return thero—make madames. ism or =tn. • fth pa of Au to • steani engine. All lth de. Itherth or oelled Or jai the two faith thin reenonthis Ote r s =tint . thetra r c gaza == . .hanld burpadt.: Wth Athlon an matter art* laft wlth Ms Stein Amid of nut !Whom Oolapesii. when the mew petty is W. at the On the arrled J CL the for alot ntolvo &It% r roe to wrens toatoon. to. Lod scrim modenot by the Id.ogoogor. ed to be n nth lionabl• limfia Wbela =imam.. of the tetutheth is nth Y to admit 0010 nodal sathententa will he nethe. As tha MOissaor 1s mama t. onus his hills end he.. thew day with tbeithirtany. end to Seth hihdit u its tat. roar of the nth win phase not sr/ him to , welt meth UWor ids pen ea he has no Werra/en la the matter, 8.4.11W1N has then_ appointwa liathengen and win oonimence his duties on Dineolth. nth U. WA rutowv4-84 etl4;e: • iggh . m cs atp—Ta g rapb hiettey iite&-214-ILslaiudato. Bothutr—kly. AV - no gfridigionLifil . goops. arritm Awls =mu ..0o 1 Pittsburgh. 20, 11665.1 THE POLYTECHNIC COLLEYE 0/ TIM STATE OP MUM Woat Penn Square, Philadelphia. JNCORPORATRD by the LeigialatarelBs3, and othatilzo loh the plum of th e Industrial CChem Ocellaental Much., aldvds thatthigh yroficeional odoestlon Lava .ProPreretiost Chantoll i: 44thositood Aradoeturoand 240:17.11. Heathlike end Xnelleerha ila. Prot tl, Piano. Othorsl hyplicli v A. L. Klalll9T. ALiebsalas nol Machinery, Boom& 8031017. Mitiorology sod Myths. 4.W. Sm. Arthitacth Tph'i Droving. .7. D ui aM. ?tenth siut ovo V. DIIAJLIUL The /iotirth Weed. our vitt cc him.' B. on 1115N DAY, Hoyt. thtb. MO. Poo Oncilamio and thither Wm. motion, addles= CLICHED L. RElthiniy. Al, ,0 Pratt. of Ificorty Polytochalo Mine. Philo authlltothlisslT Removal! d Removal! Removal! ORINICON d art—No. 23. J7P2H MAIM AVM Removed our Store to No. 23, nth amt. (art dm to A.A. lawn • Oa) Ito att na; kendnd to ablblt ono of inn Innen latodu of roma an 4 AnunteanOarpetings, and Olt Cloths In Mb tatiket. Ln otrt suortatemt can be MILS IttL ert. al v u • VEitsi n anVi s i I .# . ll'' • dam • Later =Mann Lipt=ith acute' Platl a s ! : , .4 a vA rou - Lituttrdlr t std I:47%;l•ZWi l a SNilnjir%., ano FOar• " Megl i to l & n=4;711 dldati no d stilts lo...ottoman ma at Commercial Hotel, eff•47qf Girod and Nets Lem, My Orisenss. EK. STEIIL would most rents • Ittl7• lama tho twain nablb that Ea . td• Mon vistia . ga , : 4 Th• Ilona ham in l=ir atu"s _ 44, 12 and ntioration, and rant tarnittua &a, no. ° mu for 4rn ma =atts anel w to th•comilat end wants of Tim UM* will be supplied with th• but that the ambito Mina, , TM/ Rotel Wag altnated In the linaudiat•Ykinit at thir tractnerpart of Ms OW, as well to tbs mamma Landura, tbs PaWS Es IZIVIIatai mkt Mutation Webs wa s Ohio Daum to maim tha Dann Wu*. gstronam thattur watt burn bestowed Mao Ulla Price of Board per Day, 81,00. TM Ear win bona/nod vlOtt Mar sad_ I. loam Inhett or to no Ohm boom la the tati. • Val Lf=ft.• MOM El to 17 A.M. Aiwa/41=W sexanmodatinazits. 41 EMUS. amt. DEA ALY NOT, • e A who ConnS G m..a fine head of Heir TTIRE' hat ors It I,3lYAlinw. rgiiiiir,Stradtante Stoves. Fenders and Byre Iron& KO . N CITY STOVE WAREHOUSE. Na 1214 Wool Shah.' AA the beim has mind I n tato gap the shove woad sh s iol Imola to. hie Wootton of thole weal= In our hoe to ma exwas at oar otoe - OCTn hal sod to raw= , to is k s e veggie nto • CATOTIAIO3I I O PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. • VS.Pllmalbarek 'Wotan Eilizactas oxtozuthi droulatkok of oar Ratty Gsadte off.rs to cur badness ristt a co.e &dent:do meal= of soaking Choir tottltect known Outelnulatkra L betwoonftror and [Pro thonnall. mains Jrnost ovez7 mach.; crunoSetrtra and eh* koopvt lit natant Pumerliranla. sad Basta= Ohio. Advance Payments.—lioreafter no sinb- OXlDtiall Min be taken for the Deny or Weekly Gazette. oolecw nerreent to made IM advance. Whenever the time Le hp to which the Imbecriptlon la paid. the perm ►in tw lorarleht7 'tanned. Mikan the enbeeription le re wewed hy edrenoe Parrnent. en trarulent edrerthdah. . . of every deerriptton. .111 be required to be raid to ad nor,. The only exorptJona .111 be where epeatal month 1' or resits °entreats are made. eeel.•d6er VS - The County Executive Committee will meet daily at 2 o'clock, P. M. at Head Qeartere, Corner Fourth and-Wood, meets. PRESIDENTI AL ELECTION. Republican Nominations. IThIITJON, =star. xorziarea W. JOHN 0. FREM ON T OR CLOJAPORNI.A, FOR TIOIR PRESIDENT. • WILIJ-AM L. DAYTON OP NEW JERAIIITi Letter from Charles Sumner. PLITLADILPHIA, Friday, Oat. 8. Dear Fir.: Among the valued opportanities which, at the dictation of my physician and the admonitions of continued ill-bealth, I am con. strained to forego, is that afforded by the invi tation with which I have been honored to meet the Itepublionos'of •the Hudson Blur counties at Poughkeepsie. They will, I trust believe me not indifferent to their kindness nor to the cave in whose name they are to assemble. Nothing but necessity could keep me thus aloof, a mere Tooker on, while the great battle for. Freedom is waged. The picture of the eight 'to a spbatator secure in the distance hu been portrayed by an ancient poet, in a much admi red passage, reproduoed bye greater modern: nu anima afro nationals:4mi far Ma moving Lesions arionlad In the war." Bat the impulse and stdor of my convietions do not allow me to be contented in any snob re tirement. I wish to enter the strife, and give such powers es I eau command to the righteous cave. But lam forbidden I It only rennins that from my retreat I should Bend all that for the present I can give, the pray cm end" benedictions of one yet too feeble for satire exertion. ' But while thus elides' apart, I am permitted to utrvey the field and to recognise the easigne of triumph, now streaming in the fresh northern breeze. Bverywhere the people are aroused, at lout away from the pavement of great cities— where, too often; htiman perversity Is each as to suggest that "God made the country and man made the town." lowa at the extreme West, and Maine at the. extreme East, testify to a sentiment which moat prevail also in the intermediate States. In prop er season New York and Pennsylvania will Ctn. , fess it.. And this Is natural, for the whole broad country has been chocked by the enormi ties of which Mt. Buchanan, in the pending eon test, is the unflinching representative and Mr. Fillmore the cautious but effective partisan. In this contest I discern the masses of the peo ple, under the name of the Republican Party, together with - food men, regardless of ancient party ties, arrayed on the one aide ; while on the other aide is the oligarchical combination of slave-musters, with the few Northern retainers they are yet able to keep domposed chiefly of sophists whc.so lives are involved in spider's web of fine-spun excuses; hirelings whose per convictions are lost in eataty, present or prospective, and trimmers whose eyes fail to dis cern present changes of opinion only because they are fastened too greedily upon ancient chances of preferment. Bach are the -parties. And I discern clearly the precise question on which, these parties are divided. In stating It 1 answer It. The Territory of Kenna has been made the victim of countless afro:Ales. in order to farce Slavery upon Its beautiful, uncontaminated sod. By lawless violence a Government luta been estab lished there which hoe prat:ceded to despoil the citizen of all his deaAst rights, and to surround Slavery with the protection of pretended mat -Imes. And the treaties to distinctly submitted to the American people—" Are you ready to emotion these enormities?". This is the simple question. The orator, of Slavery; who have frequently visited Poughkeepsie, colltizot an swer it--,sed, therefore, th ey k e p t It out of sight. But there the question stands. In refusing to become thirteens of each Trapp, you will contribute not only to the free dom of liantros, but also to the overthrow of the brutal and domineering oligarchy which reeks to =sne Ream simply as a stopping-stone to the enslavement of the whole country. Barely, no man can hesitate when Freedom requires his vote. Nay, more: I. net teb emu. worth !Meg for /a not Usti muss walla dying lett Accept my thanks for the epeelal kindness of your oommunication, and my regrets that I can answer it only by this Imperfect letter. Believe me, dear Sir, Every faithfully loon. CHARLES SUMNER. Human Bixu, Eva. SOPIIIIIOI.—In the rooms of the Board of trade of this city is an excellent map of the city of Superior displaying its magnificent harbor, and the course of the river through Its limits.— We are not surprised that It is en fast becoming a city. Persons who have been there represent it as in reality far exceeding the idea given by the map. The but indication of its growth arid prosperity Is the value of property in the city.— Lots which twelvemonths ago cold at $lOO, now command $l,OOO. Shares in the city have ad vanced in equal proportion. The vast they fronts, equal in extent if not exceeding those of Chicago river, including its branches, are sell ing at large prices, and rapidly. The future of Superior will biastonlshicg; a few years ago an unknown Indian village, It is now fast progress ing into a oily. Already it has Its magnificent harbor, visited by steamers and propellers, and sail vessels of large dimensions. Already warehouses occupy the ground which two years ago was covers 4 with vegetation; busy streets have taken the place of Indian paths, and the busy him of um meree Is heard above the noise of the breakers ! on the shore. Hits years hence, Superior will be the noted oily In Wisconsin; and away up In the Northwest arthe extreme end of Lake Superior, at the gate through which the wealth and predure of biorthern Wisoonsin, Minnesota, Oregon, and Washington must find its way to the Lakes, is situated this beautiful and thriving city. A most delightful eltuation, a healthy climate, and when connected by railroad, a most acomeible point, Superior allude a most Inviting future to wealth and enterprise. Young men, mechanics, and laborer& should quit the crowded thoroughfares of the Butner ciliate, and take up their homes in this new me tropolis. To an' indeetrious metthanio orlabor er, superior offers adiAntsgeir not surpassed by thortrof My other city in the Cabin. Young, growing, and prosperous, the man who goes there In 1858 or '67, will have foothold on the soil, and will amass wealth Viti natural growth, of which the settler of future years will not have the opportunity to avail himself. We com mend Superior to all men of very small means, seeking a new home with a desire to grow up with Its growth, and to the capitalist, we know no more desirable spot, outside of Chicago, for investment that will return itsdent per cent.— Chicago Tlmes. Tna finsanumne' 1117711.11 T.—We copied a day or two alone a card from Col. J. D. Stever:l oon, published In the California papers, denying certain statementimputed to him Injurious to the character of OoL liremont,—especlally in regard to his pentacles of cattle, &o. We are glad to And this eo, since this charge has been chiefly sustained- by the authority of this gentleman and of COL Mason,(Col. Fremont's most bitter enemy while living, ) who in 1848, sent on from California, In their thrill capacity,' these char ges against - It was OoL Stevenson who hunted up the testimony on which the attempt to injure the Colonel's reputation as an hontust man was founded. It was MS to Washington by 001. Mason for the °apses/spurs° of blast ing his character there, and defeating his ap pointment as Commissioner to settle the Govern ment abase m California. A Demomatio Con gress refused to entertain the 'charges, which had been brought forward in pamphlet form in California and In Washington. On this subject CoL Stevenson says: 'Lest thy ellence should be construed into an indorsement of [the author's] atm* and slander of CoL Fremont, I deem it proper to say that, eo . fir as col ersonal knowledge of OoL Fremont and his se in California is concerned. I be lieve that the scurrilous statement' In the pam blot in question have no other foundation than the dimmed imagination of the author." They bad their foundation in the personal hos tility of Col. Meson and CoL Stevenson himself to Col. Fremont we are glad to see that etc; T 012110111; ashamed of hi/spell In Mohair:ol'dpi and is disposed to make what atonement tray be in his power. McMaster" has already beaten a retreat from his slanders. We shall have to provide an R eit= for the disabled Delete of the Colonel brand-by.-2.1. Z Zious. Testimony of a Virginia BIM cooa. We copy the following letter from the Rich mond (Va.) itldst of October 9th. It bribe tes timony of a Virginian and a;Blanholder in San sae, contenting all that has been charged by Free State men. Read it : Purrs Comm, Mo., Sept 10,1806. To the Edit:ft of Ms ~tikh3:scout 1774: 1 vend yea • few facto in writing, believing that you know very little of what is daily trans piring in the Great West. What information you Virginians get, coming from some little papers In.Ransas and the borders thereof, Is not to be relied on. What those papers contain is Mine in part—is false in tote. I vend you a printed sample. t han lived long in Richmond, but am now here In this goodly land, the "Platte Parelmen."— “A fairer land than this carer enn viewed in his wide career. A lovely spot for all that life can ask. Salubrious, mild." The settlers of Kansas are from almost every State in the Confederacy, but chiefly from the tree States; the rest are mostly Miseonadans, It is doubtless known to you that the hilmarians have made repeated Music= of KIWIS. When the election came off, (the first one particularly,) hundreds of wagon', loaded with provisions, arms of every Calibre and name, ammunition, and barrels of whisky, were driven to within a half a mile of the polls; there the, invaders en camped; and such shontlag, sweating, drinking, firing, hallooing, roaring, damning, Ac., this world never saw before. Next morning they marched to the polls, and gave a Democratio vote. After voting they returned to their camp, renewed their Baohanalian orgies, and the next day crossed over to Minim!. This is es true as any record In the United States. It would require many sheet, of foolscap to contain a tithe of the barbarities, robberies and murders, that have been committed in Kansas. Yon know the Missourians have thrown every printing press into the Missouri river that did not hoist the negro flag. It is thns you hear esparto tes timony, and nine-eighths of that is fabrication. A majority of the people in Kansas were and are for making it a free State. They are not Abo litionists, but Free State men. The Missouri ans, knowing this, have had recourse to various expedients. The Lest or denier resort is to ex. or ostracise them. About ten days ago, the Missourians invested Leavenworth - city, the lar gest toirn in Kansas, and gave peremptory or ders to every men in the city, whom they sus pected of Free State sentiments, to leave In one hour and a half or die. One hundred peaceable orderly artisans, merchants, ho., were thus com pelled to leave their homer, furniture, shops, tools, stores, As., to the honesty end mercy of - -. One of them had In his store $20,000 worth of goods, as per invoices. If you have any idea what were the feelings of the Athenians when they abandoned Athens, and Chnon took with him only a part of his horse's furniture, then you may form some opinion of the greet calam ity that fell on these one hundred families.— They left their homes—their all. Oae might have bought houses and lots worth thousands of dollars for $8 to $10; might have boughs a Wagon load of furniture, or rich and costly ,cloth', cansimeres, and silks, for $lO to s2o. Prom what I hear, ono might have bought enough to load fifty wagons for one or two hun dred dollars or less. Many did boy wagon loads for a mere pittance. The groat bulk *&s left-- I have my information from a reliable 00111130-7 from a highly respectable Missouri merchant.— You will ask, why this cruelty? Why this great injustice? It is because the Missourians have either heard, or they suspect, the heads of these one hundred familessetuallypreter living Inn free State to that of a slave State. They are peace able, orderly, well-behaved people; were rich, or becoming so rapidly. They are a go-ahead people. They are not Abolitionism. To add to the above, the ?dissourianis make frequent excursions In the Territory, and • they will shoot down a Free State man just as soon as they would a deer, and sooner, too. Nor Is this till They have a right to all perquisites, in or out of the cabin. Merciful Godi This may be Oki verso. A Free State man was found eightdays ago murdered end Beeped. The supposed murderer and scalper lives In my county, (Platte,) and was heard to say the day previous that be was determined to have a solape, and he was seen after that In the Territory, and near the dead dody. I have lived long in Richmond. I own slaves; b • ut Ido not like, nor can I like, an Abolitionis t ; Pree•Ebnier Ido not hate nor blame. He Liao 'fight to wish, and to pray, too, if he chooses, tHat Kansas bo made a Free /Rate, legally, con stitutionally. The truth is, the nation should immediately cause the little giant corn -cracker Douglas, old Cass, Pierce; end a half a dozen more agitators, to be arrested, carried to the Potomac, and there, right - opposite to the Capitol, cash one should have a mill-stone fastened about his neck with an iron cable, and then cast into the mid. die of that stream. These "Squatter Sovere igns" should not be permitted to live another week, nor to die a natural death. I am no croaker, bet I believe human endtx• canoe has been carried to its utmost tension, and that a long, a cruel and bloody civil war is about to commence. God gm the Commonwealth I Yours, truly, Os Ms. Beca'm'e process we have already published several accounts. Re acts upon the supposition that crude Iron contains about live per cent of carbon. and that U this element at a white heat be brought In contact with oxygen, • combination must take pliice, and combustion be the remit; and the rapidity of this combustion will be In emote proportion to the extent of sur face exposed. He takes a cylindrical vessel of three feet diameter, and about five feet In bight, lined with fire team five tnyeres three-eighths of an inch diameter, the noulee of which me formed of tell-burned are-clay, are inserted at about two inches from the bottom, and so ad justed as to admit of their being removed and replaced In a few minutes when worn out. A hole Is made In the vessel, by which the metal Is let In, and one on the opposite aide, by which it Is allowed to escape when finished. The capacity of this vessel should be such as not to hold less than one nor more then five tuns of fluid Iron at each charge. A blestoylinder capable of compressing air to about doe pounds or ten pounds to the square Inch Is connected with the twits The con verting vessel requires to be heated for the first operation by making a tire Inside. After this Is done and the fire carefully raked out, no more are will be necessary mill a new brink lining is required. To prevent the fluid metal from en tering the toyere - holes the blast should be turned on before It is allowed to run in. After this is done, the following results will takepLice within the converting vessel; the fluid metal will , boll with great noise, being dashed against Its aides; and flame will Issue, accompanied by bright eparkr this will last for about twenty minutes, during which period an elevation of • temperature has ensued from the - combination of the oxygen of tbe air with the carbon of the Iron; the sulphur of the iron also combines with the oxygen to form sulphurous sold gas, and is driven off in this state. The operation is known to be terminated by the diminution - of flame; the crude metal having been converted Into pure Malleable Iron, free from cinder or other foreign matter. This result is attained with one-third the blast at present used in fining furnaces. Than three to doe tuns of crude iron pass In the apace of thirty-five minutes Into several piles of malleable iron. Among other advan tages stated to result from this process, are, that the manufacturer will be enabled to produce bars which by the ordinary plan be could not do, as he MI employ larger muses, that the iron will be of the quality. known as charcoal Iron; and lastly, that various qualities of metal may be obtained by stopping the process at cer tain points of the operation. In comparing this method with that of Mr. Dttithatrne, it would seem that the facility of making various quill. ties of metal is more certain in Mr. Diachatrus'a mode than In that of Mr. Bessemer, far the former would appear to be enabled, from the employment of metailo oxides, to regulate his supply of oxygen with more certainty than when common eh is used. This invention isnot, how ever, yet complete, as there are many points which experiment can , alone determine—ea whether air or a matins of so and other gases is best; what length of time too process should continue, and.the like. Among some objections made against It these appear to be the most im portant: The lots of heat In the opens of the out iron Into the converting and the rapid deed:ruction of the lining yr tat vessel in consequence of the violent apnea the metal upon its eldest as well as that toe Jots of air cannot penetrate the mass. At: chino points w in no doubt be well tested in s me experiments which Mr. Bessemer is prep.ritg to make at Manchester in obedience to me wigs}, of a number of persons , interested Is the mannfao tura of Iron; after which we doll e sped to have • report upon, the merit of tbio process con sidered-hi a p i:Wail-point of 'Vied' - when we shall be better able to form se . 4 - 4iori es to its real adnntagen. We hear that . also to be tested Leeds country under the 'picot of Mr. Peter Coopei and some • °theta of the !aiding Iron masters.—N. Y. rri6. WPOREOIII3 I I—Wo . authorized to anton Vat WM pat annton Dorian. ha sum tiro bandrid to $6.000. to mast . not tent than ow Mt. tO socannt on tat towtmos tto. two dila Mt Mali ite thpubh. Lao nook, st Nu tent of &NINA= BON, MI tad Bunk &OA% /Muth stip& I Dogaz Savings Bank, No. 65 Fourth Strad,. ximpla zoom. :cars' mw mmooma, E t nowoprm daily from 9 to 2 o'alOok; abC, cti..Wadr..y ma Saturday 'MIMI. tmin tnetnatra. arm to 9 *Wet and =on No• My limbo to Atall. Ineltults, Inc , 9 tO D e'ek4k* DoPOdta dna maim °tail rants not las tatan Ono italit , dadkriel or tta IVLSA, La Ala ux. and.Doomber. Lutatos LS t Ina d twiaa's t_ year onto or mix .per ammo, On Mr. /MD. &IRO 021 tat ad ofJosto, 1854. Bookaeontadniog tha Charter, lirlaton. Hulas and IL•9 Watt= rans, tio h an] loatfon at tbe atEes. !SORGE ALBA= Elo . _eirll IT btono. Jobb ILatera t ewr. 0 IL W7dto, ° . -. Ow lse D. w " M, ir. Joluutort. N. Grattan 11 - e. oatle6W . lto tbasa. TbAo Duo bold_thet= .rleerotrebr DrzAbry. X roarloot._ Wll.llAnalocaps. W/IllsatJ. Andmilga. MIMI= John o.Bactedba. Juan Rentessn. MCI litonnet. . R Albert Cealb rkeneoz 2, J% %%L. Itirtosloiel Robert ablator . Wllll32l2lMigen J. CtordintrOor.o. Alms° A. Gamier. italtel . P. alarotaJl. Joloo IL (below% Drl2oora MILL . Marko Mock .. R. O. ZAHARtoIe. ems L. Bret nabob rotra Pell ; thr, PAW, bb. m . . =Ro m i. WWI= R. arm. Alctsader MAMA an Dooreetrytned Itoommer...t , t• .o , . 1... t. COLTON IDrO PITTSBUR, I 1 . : a : . ..... FINCH lc 00.' ILrau . .ECTFULLY inform DA.gests and En Varotehm normally that thay,t lam Ihr mem* th. been engsnod tn the aratkatof all dawdle. Mom of 0.141 ilad other V.Altbl sal me now one rated to supply bob Wanda and the nubile with artltlea and beet tromoteettwo. otarTrig beat aterial. with the gr.atest am and on thappet favomblo tams. Ylleoll it 00. Intend to devote themeless - to contra. EvAltest. clam tracts. and bare no doubt Mat their ef will preen satboactory. Thetrtaildof plata ir . ll/ -. 6l4tr e la sottany low with any of the mete= mar kota,Cid. being datterokked that no arldels WWI bay* tub Work. but . Ig= f and teats!' qua/My. Mot 0017 Vamrs:fitgelltlyoOACH V.ol2o=regtl twre twolar attentam. artkla le nal to any goalie Coach Vandah of ths Tel 7 bon • telt mada mote aralter the promo. MU* that ama.g4A . Thomas ,Itarg who Iv ma.. gears as. Mom of Us most =tomb* ettaWehmmte ha Xhitland Oar antleCorrodu RUM VARNISH we Read per. roootauremd to Founders. Boateboildwg and Zdanulactoram of bort gemerally.- pwroltsr analltles Parfait or7dbatkot entirely. which ls xteandealtlas. om t Uwe, Imbed rartdsh for toot ,and DrothrLO:o to mohaltum and other tolimennda ell order, left at Mama. JOUN lawn/ a a:MY Preai Dozeduzar attended Cc; or . Bnffaio. Cleveland and Green Bay Line. rrOUCHING at Deitroi_t, Mack' • bro. kat nen Beaver bland andWeibingt= Mb The len. upper cabin Steamer SIILTAIed, N. Hun, blamer. will les. Badalo wird Metals:id the bat sure of the Sewn as Siloam Zeaseriburolo, Los. j Ciseeleind. Wedrunday Bra, Sept. 17thITIraendaye 18th 13 • Pt. do ea. ut. de del Omb .. do . do lath " do " MO. do . Enth " • do Nor, I.2th. do "13th Nor. nu above steamer Is of the largest ohms wi eh aerevnzaw• damoo t.,lrsight and passengsse. being fitted OD I=MO. ly for the Orem Bay Trade. .P .e movingto the W e rt., o St=rill 2&..11 f li m il i ig with home. wagons and inrniturs, to minimise...re anole • as cannot fall toxin mtisfaction, being nO tranehipmernt nftgr Mh " n le sta t nrrm i r h=or en Western Transportation orapany-....—Boffain Tibbetts a ro--.....-...--...-- do • berry et Oo .......—.-.---..—..Detrele. (36spatuk A 0 .0 . - ... ---...--....."... a Matti V A WiNll . 1 / 2 3 - 4,17.7, - ; :- - , -, been LT. ri . veraTu'ZliriAligai amt. seThtnoLlth Heald. on Stockist' Pier. Cleveland Herald. Ore Hill Furnace for Sale. THE PROVEIVIT known as Ore Hill Pra cart, denoted 7 tulle. above A rostzn eonnty. Pa.. on the Allagbsne River, and A. Y. to now offend for sale, conahrting of Ono Eirmtlir . :d end MOM Acne of Land, whenrrn Is reacted a Blast Pomona Ooal Ham. Engine House. dralth Shop, Oarnantas 13bon, Peal Home, SWee.: .ofanD and Terentysdr• Dnittng Haunts. all he good rider, and stabling ice tan taunt Also, Oro and Coal abrmdanoe tatO. inemslista vicinity l of U. Innues—three rein, of Coal on the lemease land. one three and • had hot tblok. Wood can be had to run Wane three small blares oeumient to the annum Thee Minnte .111 be held at Dente ante antil SATURDAY. ins FIRST DAY OF HOMILIES near. ar. width. time. If not Moored of will De Boa at Dubin, sale at the Court Haws In ifittann.ng. far Parsons wishing to mobs. can be erIPY/lod DOM towns, tools, an, Do as to =Omar thatastnew nttnorit atonal& Any hotbox Infonnatlon eon tkr .:3 at Oa hernaos, or °Mao rate...bar. WM. 11TU N. Liberty rt.. ttsb.. DITEale anthrolud by the E.:Denton, of the Leta Robt. IPttotatioon. JAMES MARSHALL. ROBY. DUNLAP. And WSL SPUUTOHRON. Prondelorr. oeleldavtdS CEMETERY MARBLE WORK S, lit. nu Liberty Street, Ulm Wayrya, PITTSBUBOII, PA. MATTHEW LAWTON . , PRACTICAL MARBLE AfASON, WlSllESrespoodulky to inforrohis friends V V and the puplkhr kerm oam al. that ha 'his l' the &bore prudent, ittr the nwinifectoss an ills at erns.variety of id a R. , II WORK, mob aa • Nontanente, Theta; mists and ler= Grow gtoseer. of may malady and web. AfiLLWAS POMBA - Centre Table, Pier, Bureau and WABEI BTABD TUB, Which ha Is offering so low ea any settee Establishment West of the Mountains. Me nook I. entirely oats, and has Ye= selected by biroseit L imprettely be this market.— Ha la elso prepared to indld zu-Lal Vaal% Basks, Burial Lots, eltnetarble sr Risers. and to execute any cdttylip In DU One. In any of the Osanateriee adtoinlng PI CVerit =LI attended to With diepatrit. ors sasatuntois to AVM& 0 .450 9.411 . 17 t. • John ElBbambiaiser. t Chu lirener, Lad, Thos Scott. Des, A Antr t ri, W P lawn, fi WbitA . The trade furni;ked nith all kinds of Poraisor and Do meats else. hl* either iirdshol as the rough. at Whole sale pri baa oleo brade arrangements -With the nianufastor , art -. the hen nvde, far a constant imply et Itydrardle Ostn.... Water and LonlariDe Woe. era Piaster Par; both for Land antl Stucco Work. of which he Is ad to .smith at Coast actin. nahlikdker FETIINITUREZ RYAN'S BUILDINGS. MeSUBSCRIBER world respeotfully in r, !xi Mond, sad the =We Uud beim hs. tent rr terest (gab putua. and U mu, Drop* Oar of ul. OAB.b.VET AND Chair Manufacturing Establishmen, The moot artsyudre md complete of the ktrol in the ootrobT. With a tom ll stook tk armo o r Offft =LION hetet ohodoe Lem., we stook sda Wrong *woe oldest. rata twocaa, too. he will canozosookNoperatiotio w.foor days, whoa he ...al to ready to .tread to Um coda= of hi. anzworows Waal. red model:tem . _ - • NEW STYLESi OF EURNITURS win a introdnoed and @Old at low =We. liettienlat attention will to Team the inanntectaelas of Farntecere imitable ler aad tieteda. which will . e nil on Wins, and at peke. that will Y warped - ry h tIV:AMT plart3 ikua. at en ra Re durabil ity and wawa, of th doe cy gn he sold at the eldwal Woe of tram 15.540 per set mrscatom,KAW/S and Mt:lM or all !dna dons to onion Rooms with Roam Yvan to Rent. jaz:ehneers, Varnieb. HairCliath. =lea mt Winn ding generallr, shears ea hand, sad will to acid to tUlawdeat • mall advance on haste= coot prices EL , 11. RYAB, No. al nab Woes C=E=LI LED'S .Qll. = lcho Is thermn that cares toethaite, Relieves the minor .4 ague •"..e", the peoplefortsreer k . et • Who swat bronchitis; asthma. sise.Lia im . Crass, OM" headache. rheum stio had cLaza the homes whets sorrow ratans! Probssor Beall Who eross burns, and palm to I he back— Who derlru all homburg 'toroth. track, •od throw. aloud.. upon th. rsokt Pudgier Sum. ELtea_sll who wish awash to %N . _ %Wwoos growl MAGNSTIO OVA' ean t's bad at nearly all The Drug Etcom, or ttyon charm thrall I mirrrit,:*.errrtrii:=Ariiiii Band! Sandi! Battdl:l - 100 BAGS HUNTINGDON CO. SAND, oL.ut 7E/ br n ra u="l a l a ow Booth or P : 'Th. mash of mad intot tom. _shaded. upon • antral am:lpda •is Mrs pa. at. Mos.Tha remsdnins)( of on* Pr mt. wt.*. of LIMN Magneala. Oxide elm and .a.onsdna it la tharvfors comp= Micioss Sand. ) JAS.°. BOOM. Mannhattas ot Flint Gluil — trantlng to ly Memel, vas with mu fond. will please call Inane:tan who , I f =d to e tzt oan . !.. i vaots thr tennis rooolloaorth.s ALEXANDIrt BING KENWOOD. A Private Boarding School for Doye n EV. JOSEPH P. TAYLOR, A. K. Ike a ■ tem.—The Wed term of this lattltutlact Tllt besAL ett A l i fabge=N t vej t o . te r. mar.. inizermars.c-" eegimd gEW , JOSSAI WHITE'S gm, CARRIAGE REPOSITORY! TOSEPH WHITE now marling on bul bignrari=tr Mao,V.l/,# 1 7 Mt Watt to Inthoot Ida ofo 1.4 smath3. lathd ho.tettoodsp. thutloonen poontawonono o ix to n0,41c000 ttothmatostm..._ettaoloa Mit Writhe Wore nathons the nuns endw thworanon which oo many featonott It basras to onset DOD Ma nolo= and moot =Z.ll= ' Bionnafonnothow. no wear ot him now Mt= 14. 100 6 ms oconotaT of Ala artansmanto wlll tDObon B r u t tooth naththath Unnown=• by noes linty itinteme, maga thoorsthog Bosom of truntemo two Itean4m n. the. price . o % f Goa (owlng to lugs froth) thoor will onl on moth zoom 001104, mob 00 thin tni ot pron. N.8..-tharrfaga rectrtd hal slam vttA db. Country Seata for Sale. • • ACRES OF GARDEN PROPERTY in L thirßaeafe District. ma th e Nair Had leadlatt to lira rigatoni io offend fa =ls. =Um of to lota to inalt Poratasera It to &taut 10 parmaar , walk host the Alla simof •Diuket nova Pomo= dest.-oas of patellae:as will game =aka &optima= Imaadiatar the ander. Watt= am Oats of Um DI &PTCH. as Pm owner lams hortly am am Routh. alma will tpartt of lb& =aut. • oatt: am • WK. CtadralBlll.l. OR RA TY— t 5 Ve -acres of Land oituato in Bit= ;t..... Isis3s of amass Oilvvr sad C /Nr b a "" g ,9 s z i h Abiel9his sal o rvf . t.finitAil 99 at + d WANTED TO RENT —A comfortable Dwellhor limus Ilte or Una Aar aim! Led 6:ancient to Oa city'. taken M. 11. Dos rm pose Office. g TIERCES OF DAVIS' BEST CANVASS ILUD DRUID REM ht angr us ala i taT u BON. ocaatt WANTED—A situation bys gentleman' v v was Is eolatataat to take dam eta Tnarser.. Tumor and Carrisr. havtas yaws astowlsoes as Nor. soas. Rtasdes at B. Bard's •Lthatr 11 1z•A sA. 5"..W . of ises. PllO MAKE MONEY, Read the AINETY 11700STEI PAGE ore. CITY Minas:LlT; 11 4 p ItSaD PAG E 94 of the neW ODry • ruuma.
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