- _,FrOV-A-1.4.1-SIIED IN 1786 'AIM YORK:. ADVERTISED:2m viBBomn4.oMlN a Co.; 011311 ILL NIIIMULPEIt 4,Bl=WirszkArgetozei 2Po. ate snd Rineotkiit:gl alma the W.OULD suggest.. to to P:Trado. that thoy —.:ttvoitZatikio7treing: Qu EP" E "I" "Ith their. asnN alities of RE Apr MADE - 01.0 ; Tti i ott i" a rid es entboslachaet .i 2;: •tratagnantad In lanattia and breadl,l34 - tbe - ssa. Ni" amat bell= wW to ,It 4drazena Drop eationa or ,the time meaNr/ .thooto MVe. then. a-Dm:mina* our any dretilly a*ttaTaPATAltic stt. etstota tA6tII:Ii47eTIMIT "=1,41.1::ge; eamp.”.." • Inttla CO every rrapret Ano boat cad= YORE _ . . F E I L TIEER. -REDSTy.r iv i ;MATTRESS V D.. WAREHOUSE, ;Cl[/111;ESEp i rOGG co.. acy Poildistiet, "mar °haat= a., N. Y. tro TE LS, PUBLIO .INSTITUTIONS, _ Mute Dwelligsntn li.hed enaptliel with th n e , flaw draft. realerl SIMILIMMI2II6I24IIaM .We hate on band an id. tenairatittl whet 'toad inaanibetufedundar our tweeeltil onterwhilen. r' - ' - "0- 0 - 31 suniPtion --Cure4!.. - - 13 z.NOT DECll3tVlitkkv. base imitations. /IROZ MIA CZARS OCDT DX MILNE , COD Li r. si.PliOmina.CllPPolats. eyed am ryar merle= la provid It cup!rkto t r ci all Otero. arid the only rem , • .'' ' '! 'a'ar il r g '° ll 3 l jill'll°N 4l of mol as oil hi the etarkst • t i ,7 .• • ••••:' , =ridtrtirratklciltrati alt a 04.4. ap..d......., .ka taken to gnome the minute& • • .7 . ' -- • I , ..:7octrOttlia made itt ear ' otre:lictort.la Nowtodlaed, ' 4 Rai =di I icttla MI cox aleastam overdbo cork, b. lesoo. nu or...kV/haulm cctaa A Ook4 as Mediae= wea tad turd ottscraltigioltricriga and wimp about alting ye In ducat, ear* boon et ad by by =lac ttoi Nouilic 7-1, Penn Cotton =Li, Pittatggh. KINNEDY, °LULUS & CO.. Mannino ; 1:C111 A lto. dam" . I:4 13 / 1 6 atngr, (...t. Chain at Ali colon and Ambit Omon Maa r ' - licreak a Jnai and Flaqt tint 0 : .„ - • trap° of all aka. and AprO:ders ie . at tut ilardvada Eton' *Mom. Wilma k 4J04.181 Wood street, will hare sitantioa. '-"'''' • - WILLI9ELB•4 ALL EM inu turrE4* MT. • 1'401111106... rbr Tuncluz publican,' prirata aN JACZ4t James Irwin; • .-.SIANUFACUTUBKR- OP QULPHUIIIO ETllER;.Salphario Add; dyad dptiiv ottltro; Nark) Mid; Ilarmisil Anodyne., Matta lk. At:l4; Avas Almonm,Nitrous GIN Foyle's lk,listlon, jG3O mysa Bailor esgranc.--. K. rielMi. • WILLIAM . SAINIILLL CO 61 Penn at.; Maw idarbu,.Pittabaigh, Pa. 'PP../11!d BOILED MAU.LBS and SHEET IKON WOREMIS, Man &stereo of Barablilie Pat en Boller, Lorioncotire. fluegldChlinder BMWs, Cllclar. Breloben, Ur* Bed, Bolin. lkoldasseetn, ln/ekßo„m Pour, Iron Yawls Lire Be,,tr; te. Also, ••• Work, Bridge and Wade t- deg a[ the shortest oodles. All mires froze Artanoe prom ptly W.-WOODWRLL, Wholesale and Retail aturetsT 'me Mau In 0114.nel Wye, un. ED IRON-50 tone Pig'lron for Bale by as .0012 ; JOUN FLOYD iCO. IFARD &LARD OIL BARRELS WANT - e44l,ll.;tinge!. tizw.. TIRESSEL) HUGS-5 this day reed by jat? ituay it. =um FAILS PITTSBUtt.II GAZETTE GROCERS. ALEX. FORSYTH, isum..o? O.JtSIC'XH. SCOrr, ExurivAßDthu AND VanalomlON • MEITH4NT. LNIS / Wool, Rides, Flour, Daaaa, Lard, a. Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. 75 Waist St., Pittsburgh. Pa. eE t prVerlaztattgb. Pltialeg timp l aa t l t lr. We11r..111., •t 1 ,.. lt Jon.. cal. OIL Gap Ilk. itsns Ylemrtlran. plilitk i Xl. B l:txan. Darn tab! t 1 thane i., Thome A Weiner. o Holmes otnrlEN'tl. Halm. Ohio. A U ALly4 0888. B. LEECH, non; of IdontForm.7 t (Welt.) FORIVARUNG AND COMM :3310N MERCHANT, ARALER LI, Flour, Grata, Bacon, Lard and Butter AND ALL KINDS (/I 3 RO.Iy.C2f. Nois door to a o Old Stand, • No. 114 First street 4 . 116 Second strecL Preoldent r ;oromere Depoelt Pun, Wm. I•alulta Woes nual r Wrtltl eta. Ana Pltesture4 Ilereluatto (leurrely..• Jarolui & 00., Ilatodeph Metros[,, Needt & un.rintoott, do. J. 0. Butler ! 00. (Both:math • •D • 11.013 T. HITTO HANSON. CoMMISSION MEnCIIANT 1 1 12% , thod:lo of IVostorn Reaervo Chomp, ttoWafkki:t7l7l`2'Ll'lt' .141J7r1i1r;..4 No. 116 Senna dd, bet. Wood i t 6aifihfiel , l, Pittsbuma, Pa, CaZu.To o.lll.6elbErt9tia,. Veclosit Rant. riltsbMt. 11:tpteu. I.lrploam% ap7Ortl U. A. Wahrautocia. • 43.1 Ratiitil F. /11111.1t•Ln. 1-41= - 1.1 M., Wall Paper Warehouse. jPORTW. P. 31 AR.SIIALLa: 1U mut ERS AND DEALERS, 87 Wood et batmen littatidDlamon.l vt bow pay L. fist extol:011re .fuitraff at of wren' tiesTlytk N. na of req. Ilaashursibr liAt t t aNii 1100 . 1t2 SUL) oulloness. A Ino it - MUM shed. iwtwa tau. levet' txters colinfry Statderfl. ael6l W 51414tRALL SDW'D T. 71130.8 AW. GENERAL COMMISSION hIERCIIANT, .5n4 WiIOMMI• Dealt: la Ilianufattortil Tobacco, Imperial k Vouirslle, CIUAILK, to- IC., no. 241 Liberty Street. Oppqrtte the taalof Wood. cab/V.ly .1,72'11111.111f1Li. PA. iftrreridort-..... Immo, /I"CCUTatlitirt co, WHOLESALE GROCERS. Predate aed COllll2lllllOO Radials. ..aD D./La/x.7 IN Pittabonl Manufactured Artione No. 219 Li....tr i4 zy street, emus of, 1. 73 PLITS.MIOII. PA I MoBANEA ANJSZ, rutto.teatt to A. It A. tleßatuta DEALEII4 IN • FLOUR, GRAIN Mill PRODUCE. Comm:dawn and Forwarding liirclianta, No. 12 4 &cola st.; Pifeaurr,b,ra. 41. a %%SW 412 BELL LIGOETT. FA'I'OR, ForwardingFLOUit act 6gNalr e i C li Merchant& PRODUCE, PitoirltYlONS, Nos. 69 and 70 Water Street, Arrliall1;011. I'd SPIUNGER 11U 11,4.1 1 11,GH, COMMISSION 2dEROLUNT, bealor in Wool, Provisions & Produce, generany NO. ZS LIBERTY STREET, riTtsnou.au, en. J. Un- ATWELL ATWELL, LEE do CO. wgc1.1.4-PSA.LEI GRO CE RS. Pro & Commission me to, DIALIM Li :PITTSBURGL( MANVIACTURSA, rte. y Wood et., between Water and Frans et ”la 11. DAVID ICIMBST flour, Produce, Provittion and Comtuiaciou MEROIIANT, 14, Lacrfp cfres:. errtsernf Mout, Plitargh; (!IVES2IVES MUM:Aim:4 tho nolo sb of PI ,our ALA reck. Oran. 0414 ett3 14 B. KING. (Into .of tho - CI rot of It inh >ll4orhead,) . • ASO t'J4J.Rif'f9 ria METAL. ANL. BLOOMS. No. 76 il'ater street, below Market, '_ s p iv • - PENNA. A. A. HARD!, tput,INVINM •PidtCILINT: 4gent•el the Madison and Indianapolis IZAILRON. Corner First h Ferry fit!, Pittalnagh, Pa. NsYN•Irl ICITA:14FII;61.1,• Into of Warron, nth,?ommoioloo kod forwardlnAt aureosot.ssul Wtiolo. NW., iVoot.trn Essen. Moon, Hattor. Pot sad Pear Ash. tad Viostfrrn Produce gnstersll7. Won, 011444.1 s.o.us±9 pna Wool. P.l,lo.;Tab• Ze4,64itti. a oua rg LITTLE, & CO., Wholosalo Chwora, ttrti 1'i 7 .V.V4, L 1.7117 1 441.1`:441,';?4 1 burgh. ;114713 WARELIOUSE.—IIMILY al outurie,PonrArdln g n.l Oran inleglon dlnelitnt,ml Dealerinebew, Mater, Lake Mb and Produce generally, 2.),W0cal street, al , te Plitsbunti 01731 J. SCHOONNAIKEE, WHITE LEAD IrED LEAD ' ZINO PAINT, LITHARGE, PUTTY, And Wholensle Dealer in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, &c., No. 21 WOOD ST ET, ...ona;lvd PITTSBURGH, A'A. wttoes, n 00C11115 • PLENUM 11110TICEIW, wocsasuis 10 1. KIDD a 00.1 WiIOI,EBALE DRI3(kCUBTEI, NO. 00 WOOD SIMKO' ernroottita of Ur. brLameeee ry brraaasoicuiAL. lA, • Pins. OLIN LIAPI', Jr., (sutceu:r JaA, fey) Wholesale sad {all Druralet sod Dealer In ..Irl Coy Olt.. Dyestuffs, tr.. cornor Wood sml HIM streets, Illtehargli. Llegular 6geot fpr Dr. lord's Medlgas. irliN P. SCOTT, Wh01085.10 .Donlor in Dm ;s. Palate . OIL. Varnishes and Dre Rads , m 0 he:ty street. Pittstaivh. • LA Warr will rewire searot attesalon. rl ArarAgent for tleasnek's Pannonia syrup: nuarll.l7 FAIINESTOOK & CO.,Wholesale • ers, TWA. sad numatsetaters of ils Losa ii rd Ast i. sasid "all% maw: Wood sad /root tWeett,h7Ses E. SYLT , EIO, Wholosale Dealer in Drat., Mc*, Dye Shift, Onr, Viatibhu, ix—. Aka, oal stmt. rittabarrat. (cols Irarraate4. Prim '7 . .rartaxlCE 11141711••• • ....AMON , RAIIN Wier:lmb & l A= Druglits, ecmer or Llbert7 aziLl FACIA itztellf TOWLS FLEBIING, Successor to L. Wilcox. OM St Co., warner Market street and Distoood— si=l trq mulmotztin,==alureim tosrtatlrot to last win's& Phittchuos DT ostrol'aUS spasm:Load ot boars. • ItOIiERIES- -- _ .• 1 14 43 I .thd4.nrstavoll. 0_ a a r; ... 4bbia. (tradul and iZa i nfir: • 4t g: ri.? l" trselirl e rlrunllataa; l a P 27 cr b" 1 1 M a ' n f ; : - .. 41 taaraa Y. IL and Idult T 6114 . .. • ri do IL A 8.. and IYla. IL limn 4 6a* as roam= . a (krat orlma N. O. Aka, 41 boxes Rasp and Candid!;: " - • Id do' flai Waren: . In dozen PalatedDaekets. . . 17 do Long an Satre Dad . liordC , „ . Wg 4r4i i. aza4ccn y t : 2 . 9l6lnalt a u. j... a nto,; L. • Marty Mar '.... ' AILWAY ROILS TOWER WILRESS.- ILIL to Intiossr,. alsodi tad stvaal Sheba°. ban bath A son for.insavid sits sashe atlnfnalos varamildin, Tor We br - - =rasa ea:alum. EMMEI PtTTSBCMGH, COMMISSION Sr.o WM. E. sarriii 0., !late Smith, Nair a WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants, Lai Second and 131. From Strom, ream:dawn. PLTIBBOROB, 14. B. HOBISON a CO. Wholesale Grocers, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And , Deaklen In 111 kinds Provisions, Produce and Pittsburgh lIIA:NUFACTURES, No. 255 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh 11013 T,ItatIFION. NAtILD. ROBIYON. f H. RIDD LE GENERAL COMMISSION 111ERCIIAINT, GROCERIE AND it DNALRB, IN S wp raoDucE, 27 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. urea to—N. NAAZALCON, DlttAburoul. BACIALNY. 00SURAVII ("0., Plttab'ff. /ZirCatilgt.cazta eolleit"1 And eatUfactort nturns uArantmod. 11•16ardtwr . WIHOLESALE GROCER, CORMISSIO.9 MBROIiAIVT. &ID PEllan II! Feathers, Fish, flour, a 0.211 L 111, 1 4; 1 ,..47. 4 ,71Ziag1ehre . . PITTIiDUItOI.I. PA. Alir/.lberd advances made 011 cestei=ments. fiabayd DRUGGISTS MI=MM NEW YORK ADVERTLSEMENTE, PUO3I .1.143EUT G. ILICIIALCDSON'r advertising and Correspondence Office, 30:1 IMOADWAY, SMIV 17011 H. UYON'S &MAIM Prroar hatask cow fop th eooma e bilm thee:MO m =MINI ale. nearly 1,000,000 BOTTI. Per tear, Warta lt. excellent great superiority o'er e_ll.etb tickeelthe Mai. The 1441 c venally rrorioance the tathairoi I=tt,lttir the hoeet ant reetorev the heir ate; t r t I, out, looliharatet and be. It. siring tot: • rich Over gam end Imparts a delight Mine. told bran de Alm out i t co he United "Statse, hler Cot* and !both for :IL Conte per bottle, WiliKool utin G 3 Liberty St., 11 r .' niaciarert Of Prtfl:imil klncla,and is ;meat rattetj dayoltzte notired rhysiolan. IltuOSE SANDS-OF hay° nearly V run col dlseerered„: Nestle 1p the Rad Inclose, certain cure Ibr ConeutoPtlon. lirenchitle, Coughs, Colds, • aerbnd metal donl y ebility, Ude ralgelreite dhleorerecl be h.= eff hit danglitrt—lrmi given up 1.0 clio eWurcfrig: gentil•tirra i rs r i 4V1 od ir tall direction. form:aging upend enmesh:illy u•lng It. He tech applitan to Inclose him one chilling —three Teufel° be return ei IS Mears on the and the remainder to boarplitd to the payment y this wirer tleemont. . • . ! DIC, IL JAM Ka, 4 0 1741keitnaW :No la thud Jeeer-f}itr N.J. PHALOr 8 EILL!IIi LOTION. Or Plbri4 lifimtnifier. I A groat CuJmotio. for a t the akin and COW pleslog end lat curing Chapped land.. tat. Lims, Tan, Sunburn. !Melee, Milan% Oselde. hums, etc. A minesnd selomno The the Plirs—one wash trig will 411.1 logant relief. Anger sharing. It le corp soothing. to tbesktu: /t beets the hand. soft and white and tor innamteatlentor the skit, It Will be found to be • great remedr. Price else dolled. par battle. I : talon'sNagle : flair. me. Dee o. the very best NetuMil cm in the world. it, Pam nee hes Moroi it to to inond. an and. Wag a vegetable prodnetion, rs , leder: an sewelbly be done to the skin.' it le emitTsPPllen. and rat cm obtein • black or • browts which will defy the bettiudgre to taint !rem "I°l ll l idrioll4n; .t lu p . UOADWAY corner r ann firebome Hotel N.. Y, Dr. 0 00.. KEYnglt, lltteurals. smd all Druggists end Fenny Otero. throughOng Um Malted gtatm. Phalan'. Chemical air Invigorator. The meat complete artiste or the kind ever Wore on.r , .1 to the public. It has stood the kst oftwersty yearn to this 411111 C r. 4111 ant one bt the Alan r hundred. of ring. tations hare hem able to COM pets with II for reser• dressing mut Ann Write the Hair. end keeping the heed clear from dandreff etc. it Is Innalembhg In short It iseverrthinz the hair relishes IWa AO cents and II raw With% . , • • , de/Mtwara air plt.r JO Li N DEAN: & no ., Federal Street, abirio South Common', ALLEGIIRNy: CITY, DEALERS /I 9 Dry Goo.ds. Shawl;, Furs, AttiLl &Stir I.OM li3llo (100D3 UYNXICALI,I , ta.UR.PtiAr 811/WiLFIELD, UMAL.6OO Bilks and Ladies' Dress Goods generally, CLOAKS, TALMAR' SIISIVLs, Vic I IIIOIDERLES AND STAPLE GOODS, e. uupea . ur For Family Mo. •01nrefra anacrtmont la all of tho &boo dopartamotajost. re • a and oolllao loweot _lO - fizol.l2 ,, aatotraer ita aaa Alazkot ma-J1 . - a. A.; &VIM • 03 7 rrreatitat....C. =SIMI CO., N. 213 i. a l.reah Pitte A A. MASON &. CO., Wholesale and WWI D•tk*rt/D nfitt. /am aml MIAs nn 'a nab BANKERS 'AND BROKER CiEO. E. ARNOLD & 00. BAIiFILF Jszahange. Stock axid 2B. Bill Brokers. i ( 1 1711111 INT and Unearront Money Bought g i taelr y fllarg and onld on rnaralp.bn, ttnal.t.r. l'apor, liras and bitil4ra4 U/ty, Wan:, and Itailrnall 11,tb pare a•a••• and nrkrntlatad Or4LArd.na pr. rurdlr ottead.d tn. _no_ di •'7l. Na to r4ar,....r....t IiANKINCit vi (>I r;.- E.ti Javeuaa J '0 a sr T. EEO UM aroslnui ' ,oUttltsth rro.. I:4UNT MBA:A NT. 19a5T1)11 WIl ~. i aiaIi.GNVILLE. . raturrr mt • ... — . - tilt c0mr..4.71, • . " " • totow:vatur, . , :raw uutuuroN, , • BzAvi.xua, tapaita taxt 3 al, Diamsau mad.. L.r421 Laana rohl ~,,a ~A1Ad , ,,..t._ .n,,,. 2,1,4.2 gml.tvolfy ton.:VA and Poll Botle,Notea aml optor kavariLtai bonahs and radd cn irranddadora earreoratalorea andoallartlow a . dllo-.7. . j~filijimEe .p 80N . Dedors in f r oreign a sail tam:rata bat: at X ralia...a.. bertlOatef Warr, rite, Zaralr V Qt r .. and areal*. fa, a.) traria= tif i ta• its thMiddlont. tlra' Unltodfiradira. '° .4 SELLERS &C. J V C. COC ANE, (eutxtosoor to S. 5041- ILA • ~ .1 Who Node sad r...teirwiler le itrontig.Statl,o: on 7 And raw Ilamitigr, t , dnal etr,sl„ Cal ILN, Ahranear, •4.011 N S. DAVISON, Itookeetiorcad Stir UaDezolico mar ba Dutton A AC.01.. No. 0 Maiket t, cps Fourth. parkin - eh. Pa. hAY Jr. CO., Booksellers and Stationers, Naos wood most . oezt bevy to the onto" of Third euoo4fL 1.5m1 t.ka Nvenantl •on band. L. READ Bookseller and Stationer, No. OP • 7 . 11 fourth at, Appel* Puitltetzs. ATTORNEYS. H 013 T• WIC NIG H T. Attorney at Law pod dolieitoe or the DANK OP rurrsuunoti .1,11.8 • No. 110. Vol:milt 81.. Plttsburab. USEPII ti a A.R. 3.IORRISON, Attor ney.‘t laic OfEtta )0,. NJ Vox:sib alixt. war W.l. ttsbura b. Pa. • m.yl4 10113 T. 11041- ... C 6.0 LOGAN & 014 EGG, 11=2213 LOUAN, WILSON k CO., It:writes and Deal,. In Hardware. Cutlery, Sadtory Tools, &e., 31: WOOD PI IIiA7RSTERN JILEROHANTS anct Dealers • • In nerd NW. are lorttal to • 01110111 ••112110lth• 01 our Sleek.effort we be mule renuoulle I rullro snalsbartion b. Eh se to uuullty eud rrLsa.r. lentlltud•lrT RICHARD BARD. DRAM Of Rides, Leather, Oil AND SHOE FINDINGS, 80, 215 Liberty Street, 04:411y PITTSBUB(/ II PA, • tr•. /1.11(3. Jlll.l rtu WM. B HOLMES A: BRu. pORK and _Beef I'ackero, and dealoro In Provision., corner of Mar aet and wenn.. ate,et ( , Inltsbnigh. den Morris & Patton, LATE DRAVO'S No /it the I ..000d. as Atnelet Atreet. and I etter.3l Street •ttrecieity. Bo , ' Cooking Itablne, 10 and Ma per Yntiud: Otnnl reenelt Cumuli& lak and Ittre " Nan Boum UAlelna, 20 and Stre •• Prt urn nod Barmen Nonni. 10 and 1 2 1 1 e Pnr Ib /Wain Druma and Papar Gunn.. IN Hu e . 2.5 e" Minna Meat, Janne. deldea, I'IdNXINV. Nulataao, Polnea and Booking Brandy and dtreot Wlnr, and oven Taa at SI j.r lb as r.anot, tAndon at any p/lea at any partofiba Unßad fttatee, &A) Stoves, Fenders end Fire Irons. RON CITY ST(VE WAILEIIOUSE. No. 121 Wood newt. As the .won hex snirai whlth hrlnge Into am the .lore newel ankle*, ww would In. .Ite the attention ntttw. nserdlem enythlng In nue line to an etetnlnetlon of our /Inch, wllltH Is now (.11 and nova. fleln, We are tletmalml to DWI sa tow ne the lowest In he elthet Itentember the3dltte. hel / 3 / Wood *tree. new T. V. (MA RI t en. 11130WIPM itarnanllat. Masotti( Hell Cigar Stoie. F. 'AULKNER, Whol le and Letall Dealer In INPORTk..) AND DOZITsBTIC Cigars, Tobacco & Snuff; NO. D . MASONIC HALL r11111131.1111l LI. YENIVA Eialidl Sand!! Sandi!! taill BAGS lIU.NTINGDON CO. SAND, urm_p_7l , llarlpeultptatl_to the manuffetuto °Mint apt ;Oath o n f i rdr.: IbUm"U fat) o rrofea "Xha numb. of fund pant to ma plahlat upon a eaten antklysle •la P 416 tin et. tllllea. The remaining Xof Due pop cent, oontista : d tf l tAnut, Naomi& fold. of Iron and Altuntna. ROW,. ore a otrypure &Udall, Sand. •• (Elam JAI. 0. 110017 Itfem . :treat:re of 371st tibus venting to ettoply thetopeb. eoe with MI keta I pima inton the enbaniber who prorated to mak co g tracts t o t mailer roopline:of th , s doelreble artlelo. AII:XANDItit KIM/ ta UTTER-10 crocks fresh Butter 10 toll': IN rut. tut up for Wally me, for rate .hr 3.23 itualSON 4 00. lA,OLL BUTTER-10 bble, fresh In clothe, lust reedand for file by JD. cI.IZIPIRLD. BAR LEAD -3000 lbo. Bar Load for oalo W Liam] ROBISON 1 CO. • ARD-100 kegs prim° . No. 1 Lard, for I ears br J. 21 TJATTLIC .1 CO. VR stato Y. 3 ANBERRIES-25 bbis., Eastern, in Vi and hi bale by Ja . J. B. CA_NYIEFJ) SEED -35 bush. Timothy Scod; 10 bash. Ja2lolney Beeo foz tale DY DAB WON a co. FVANS enSWIFT'S .NEW CIN. S. nAlll23Juit rre'l and for 'ATOM .1.:1 MORRIS t PArroN'S. In the DisiioAft. it...AOI3fIEN [Now York] CHEESE just re edvau mi tor Ms br +e.t.a _ lan litmus perroter. the D1V310.1. EST EGGS tor onto by mot UOLAIENI* COLLI lOKOI;Y'.NUTB•-5 • ibis • juni — arrived and lbz uta by . la= J. zi.oati FULD. .250 , i1 ,3 /2 4 PRIME Rio COFFEE; 47 l E b "'bil L u g Mraar F4E; WON Ita ratiFromby SY I . :trarYor an. Baltimore ISltra 07 COL gals br JOHN ILOU A CO. =' CLAY-60 tone on hand and ftz reu br de= -YLlDaaa RUARY 12-1857 PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Aeon= 010 , Cormooadeace of the 31.o.Delmictat. Tim Camino or Simserat--Steve EneXCIPA r Advance mon.--Jarronson Crrr, Mo., Feb. 6, 1857. _ aym.ents.—lierealter no sub . Tho census of the State has beenprinted eahotloa will be iaken lbo Dolly or Weekly c.etho. laid before the General Assembly. p lt - is COM. mut coUss paito.pt, 1 cede to 1 .1 Moe• Whohmr the plate Clay, except four comities, vie: Barton, Clark, tim• tiny to lourh the onbacciptioa Dad. the paper and 1, v . -. .nt belavarlibly ateapsd. =doss the entscriptlon le re *"'"="'' ra tio of.rePrarentarlan is estimated to bo 6,823, which, if true, will Died by adomme, pomont. tranalent advratieria, of ever 7 dromiation, bo,reoodrod to b. paid 1,0 cut St. Louis county out of two members and' The only eseesuom will be where epodet month one Senator under the new epportionment. The 1. year!, contract, aro made. sonny census - shows en increase in tho white posh- tion of the State of 88 per cent. in the last dx years, and only 2 per oent. upon the slave pop. citation. One-third of one per cent. pee annum Inman upon the slave population of the State, for , the Mx years past, is no Increase of importance, and stows that that institution has reached its se nith In this State. It *ill decrease at a moro rapid rate per annum in the future, and by 1860 the institution:of elavely will be .of. minor im portance. prailled and general oyatem of emancipation of gayety, is now in motive opera. Von In Missouri, and the 'ogle of einsumetatums will Sunny extieguish and eradicate it from our. soil. 7 INLPItt ob arab Weekly (7•LOrre.—dle ortenetro clrentotton °font *reran ficurrte offer. to our bustnen men • mon dateable medium of itskinfthelf badness known Ouretennotlon rehear NM dr:and 11811 n thonnad. roschtny .simostettry merchant: toonofacturer and rho term In West= Pet:ulnas, Wntorn• Vkalran. eastern and Northern Ohio, Hot is dandily thermion A MIRACIII.O'Us Onanan.--Yor many years— long before it was ever dreamed that anybody Would over ba eo presuming or arrogant as to hopo to tinker the tariff into any form name able to the Intermits of the angarocracy of Louis iana, we were accustomed to hear from thoee gentlemen, as from their gotten growing neigh bors, the most direful outcries of "short mops." Be long as thero was the faintest shadow of hope that sugar could be raised the lefinitealumi frac tion of a cent on.a hundred weight, the cry went up thlt .the crop will hardly pay this year," and very frequently it did not. It was kept cocaina ally falling behind band, the oulbare wan forced and not ended to the climate, and It has alwaye deteriorated rapidly. At lase, sensible people took them at their word and began to inquire whether It Is worth while to pay a full third more than wo need on one of the most essential articles of life, in order to ,eupport some fifteen hundred gentlemen in a preoarions branch of agriculture which has centinually been the smith° of doleful complaint and outcries of ruin - and of abort crops. Dor lug the year 1.466, we, the people of the United States pall $6,761,695 90 duty on an Article which is consumed by tho poorest widow—yes, by the very pauper—and which duty weighs hearily on them, that the fifteen hundred afore 'aid, might be kept up in a reckless uncertain business. But In and behold! the eases men who have been mien screaming short mops and poverty, hero changed their tone with a moat marvelous alacrity, as PO.O as they find themselves taken up beriously. Al! at 0000 wo learn that the auger canoe are in futnro to be on their good behavior, and that the fiist biset which Imo en lie Icings 1/111OrTi of a change in the tariff, has caused the plate to lift up their heads and flourish like green bay troeu—if no humble a comparison may be admitted for snob very prom lifting vegetable. Ye,: at the meeting of the "Southern Agri cultural Society of Louisiana," hold, Jan. 25, a paper was read by the President, announcing that all at once—as if by magio—"the prospects of the eager interest have undergone an onyx pealed and highly f avertable change." It is ad. mined, quite eheerfally, that for 'several years the sugar sane has been subject to a variety of diseases, which induced the belief that It was first detetiorating—tbat the crdp before the last was emitted), dAtaajted by the borer-worm, ' and that the cold '.f last winter had killed worms , and cones together. Bat without any reason being alleged,' beyond Wiling that goo; canes have been sown, the President aolemnly prom lAO9 that neat year is to witness& perfectly onl. raouloos crop; in fact it "will continue to in • =are, as it has done heretofore, in those ports of Loubdona, Florida, and Texas, where the cotton crop has become somewhat precast , . oars, es long as the incidental protection it re• selves through the revenue laws le elatiloleat deem:neat for the change of cultivation" Obedient, intelligent, amiable sugar ounce! What was the intelligence of Mike Lafferty's potatoes when compared to yourel Nike's po tatoes refused to ohm out of the ground until the "Lint" should be paid; but the Lot:lslam& carve, even In the bud, understood the mysteries of the tariff and regulate their health and con duct by it. Bu perhaps the virtue Is In the proposal tariff We commend the Idea to our agricultural exchanges. If the mere rumor of It one insure a first rate coming sugar-crop, altar would not the reading of It dot Perhaps utterly cure tho potatoo rot—perhaps--who knows, it might remedy the oiiium—the grape disease, and restore to Europe her wines. Won dental discovery—Masons of the Age—who will be ant to tacks a felenttdo reputation on ilf-- Bultein. Be JAIIIt6I2I itADIVITIM-41 coroner's jury at Bat tersea, England , ban found a schoolmistress, named /Seers (Squoera,) gently of; causing the death of a HUM girl by etarvatioh. Tho fol lowing touching bit of writing was found ecrib bled with a pencil lathe pocket. of a little fol low named Tindall; one of tho pupils of the hor rible academy, and ono of the wlttiesSes prodno. ed before the jury. Corrtspondence with par. onto and frienda, war, of course, against the rules of such an establishment The wretched child had surropetiticualy written the following letter to the tender father who had pieced him with Um &leers. “Afy Dear Papa,—l hope you are quite well, but I am very curry that you forget about me on my bitbdity, and I hope you will remember it another. I write the lines to tell you bow lam treated. I am treated very badly. We only have rice, half raw, runt three potatoes, but no meat, for dinner, and far tea and breakfast only bread and treacle, some times only dry bread.— flu are half starved, and if you do not come and fetch roe on Christmas, I shall' be crying all the time. Remember me on Christmas. Ex cuse me witting in pencil. I am your affeo (tenant eon. 0, F. TINDALL." In consequence of the treatment, of which the particulars here mentioned are some of the mildest, the 11101, Marla Dailey, died; 'keno° the inquiry with the result we have mentioned. The principal testimony as to the cense of death was that of Mr. Biohadson, a surgeon, who concluded his evideace by deposing that "he had not the least hesitation in saying that the death of the deoehaed had been caused from in rulLelect and improper food, want of clothing, and abeolcte neglect of eleanlinees." Little Tindall slept in his clothes, "because at was so cold,' and had "a shirt (=diner ones a fort night-" The bedroom was a sort of cupboard. There were no lights or Ores. After tho pota toes were boiled, the liquor was giveo to the children. "and they were told It wan broth."— The breakfast wan dry bread, with water. There were neither heists, forks, nor sate, and only three plates in the Swum for twenty.ono children to feed from. There were •ono regally lessons" in this little paelemaaium. Oeorge Tindall knew some of the Commandments, but had not been taught them by hire. nacre. POPULATION or itlteeotmx.—A Cent= of the stale of Mli,ouri, which has just been taken, ebony a total of 912,206, divided as follows: Pre° whites 819,593, frco blacks 2,052, slam 89,590, Increase of white population in six pare, 224,453, or over 28 per cent. increase of Blares, 1823, or a fraction over two per cent Two counties return no slaw, twenty corm-, See report only 1000; .tho highest reaching only 96, and the lowest having 8. • The extent of Missouri is about 67,000 square I miles, and ihet of Ohio 40,000 quire miles, end yet Missend, with so mnoh ?argot extent of ter ritory, hie lees than half the population of Ohio. Tho only answer that can be given to the quo- tion, why this difference? Is the exigence of slavery la Missouri. The increase of the white' population being 28 per cent. in six pram and the femme of elates being only two per coat., ehowe the natural ,adaptnese of the State to a free white population, end its poor adaptation to slavery. We have aeon it elated that land in Missouri, within 80 miles of Keokuk, lowa, Is selling at throe dollars, while similar land in lowa, at tho same distance from Keokuk, Is eel- llng at $3O per sere—e difference of, $27 per sore. Nov retimatiog the ,levee in Illissouri at $5OO per head, their whole value would be $45,. 000,000. The whole number of acres of land In the State is about six millions. A rise of only eight dollars would no .re than equal the whole value of the slant, and we believe the abolition of elevery would make more than that difference in the value of the land. Were they to give away their Degrees, then, they would bo the (miners by the gift. There aro 214 lame males in the State, and' 184 females, of which number 22 aro negroes— total insane, 398. There are 281 blind persons la the State, of which number 151 are males and 130 female; and 84 of them are negroes. There are 823 dent and dumb persona in the State—males 174, females 149, and 21 of them are negroes, and 112 of them have bean taught to rood end write; -- - Joan Pneestx, in the Knickerbocker, speaking of "tho peculiar hacking cough of the people of Boston," says: I "Every soul of them has It. It to the disease of the country. Inn I moot an acquaintance in the street, I abstain from the 'usual greeting, and inearLsOly any, .how is your dough?' and the reply insatiably is, 'about the - same:— Coughieg, and the ancient pastime of hawking, (followed by expectoration) are the eth a ip a i amesements in thin cold city., In the - grate. yard beneath my window, on a elate tombstone, may b eg inse foun d d, I tinnam Informed, the 'following toueala , .u„,„ibi,e.estt otbrattli. liecsoar • cough autlB4 tee • 4h01.3 seems uler tarred ete ele ter 'which, I doubt ntVdelSeribeltlhe, caw of the majority of the client illetrtabente of that place of rest" EMEM!E Why has bilasouri not increased .to •Ito algae population? Renege the permanency of the in atitution depended upou etroactstancee, and slave-holdere were unwilling to emigrate to our State until its character Was determined. The alavery , extensioniets who bare taken such a deep interest In planting the Institution in Zan: sae, hare declared upon a thousand atutops, in order to infuse action into Itiasouriantr, that "if Kansas became a free State,llizeouri, of necca elty, mast become free Mlle.'? It is now a received and atacontradiebiti Opin ion among men of alt parties iniKlestouri, that Kenna will bectime a free 13tate...Illiteouri, with Illinois upon the Seat lowa upon the North, and Kansas upon tho West, will not r fired it to her interest longer to maintaha the institution of slavery when - white labor is 'so rapidly flowing into the State at. demanding employment.... Large elareholders aro now. selling out their lands In all quarters of the State, and preparing to move to Texas, others are offering their lands ' for tulle, eel negro boyars are travereleg the State, buying up negrorn for the Southern mar ket. I met a trader yesterday with quite a number of negroes, on the doirttiard train on the Pacific Railroad CI mate for this South.— The title of the general government to the iamb la Aliseoari is about extioguisheL and It - has panned and le panning in to the tonde of the honest tree white none of toil, who will build op the State, and stir her on to that proud and glori onn destiny which awaits her. CIIIIII AT nOME MUD ADROAD.—Alth . ough it is no consolation to tis to know that, while our Amerion cities aro stigmatized by English unchain as sinks of iniquity and crime, other large communities are far from faultless; ',Chit may be well to remind those journalists that their own cities can claim no exemption from wickedness more than ours. In proof of this, wo hare bat to cite the fol lowing passages from the letter of en educated Londoner, moving In the higher walks of life, to a relative In this city, whlah lea just been placed in our hands. ;It was received by one of the Last steamers : "Tho principal objeots of interest hero of late have been the remarkable trials for fraud which harp been going co, and the gigantic, embezzle., manta and robberies which have been perpetra ted by persons in reopooteblo positions. The list aommenoed with Daritioa & Ceram; two re 'Testable merchants, transported far Murteen years; out of which affair the reputation of one of the greatest of our oily fiancee did not came quite tmtarnished. Then Stratum, Paul St 1 Bates, the bankers, transported 'far fonzteen years. Then came Rebeon, with the enormous Crystal Palace frauds—Redpath, with the still, more enormous Railway frauds-Mo great gold robbery—the gang of forgers headed by Seward, a barrister, &0., &o. "Next to this, I have only to notice the 'ticket of leave system.' London is at this moment the most ineroure capital In the world after San Francisco. Garotte robberies are committed every night, and the respectable citizens are arming." %ALM AIIA Or LOUl9l43.l.—The following table b made up from the Auditor's Report: Total value of property in Leal. thins ,281,882 00 Total amount of taxes assessed $321 I,=,2SS Sf Total value of property in New Orleans Totalarn't taxes ria.I2BOCHU Now Orleans 106,551 45 Total population—Whites 301,763 Free Goland 22,893 Stares 263,197 Educated Children .72,244 -Population of Now Orleans—Whltes 127,197 Free Colored 12,404 Blares 10,099 Educated Children 23,102 Orleans owns property in value equal to one -1 third of the State, lees by $19,417,082; pays $39,123 84 seer one-third of the entire taxes, and contains in aggregate population 46,225 souls lees then one-third of tho oath° popula tion of tbo State of Louisiana, and has 079 less than one-third of the educated children. - - - Itzrunsmo Ilona.—The Alta California says that among the significant facts which hare no computed the march of crime and ruffianism through that titate, is one, the announcement of which has been repaired with the moot profound regret. Nearly all the Chinese arc !caving the minee, and returning to tho land of Young Hymen. Within the peat three menthe, - th. number of Chinese In California has deorcased over two thousand, by emigration, and the can. duet of those remaining would seem to indicate, general deterraination on their part, to aban, don the Pacific coast altogether. The' explain.' tion of this moat eingular fact to in the exceed ingly cruel treatment which the Chiaree hare reeelved at the hands of certain whites. By some, they seem to be considered fair of feats for plunder—to be robbod, murdered or assaulted, as profit or opportunity may %Notate. It to very seldom that they can obtain redress from the law. Thesettlers ore banded against them, and there neems to be a general combination on all handy to deprive them of their rights., MILD OUNDOWDLD.—Tho Boston Post tells a pleasant an - Catlett, of. Mr. who, a good many yeare ago, was a retail merchant in a pop• Wens town in Vermont. Ho was femous as "the very pink of politeness," nail wee indeed an expert salesman. If he had not got the art tiole.tbat might happen to -Int called for, he wee sure to name something that was suffielently Tike It to answer tho purpose. Thus when a customer inquired for "winter strained, the merchant told him ho hadn't got that...kind ex. actly—but ho had 80/110 that was "strained very late in Me fall!" Disparage ono article no you might, ho was sure to find something to praise In it.—.lf his tea was not strong,- it was well fla vored, tte. the. On one occasion a cuatomer . having , called for a sample of gunpowder, rubbed It in his hand to aseertabl the proportion of charcoal, and then observed that It lacked strength. know " answered the importura , ble tradesmen-411112g into his old tea•formula —"I know the powder is not eo strong SID come, but you'll find it very mild and agritabid" • Dana OF Mn. Pristrutes —Mr. E. A. Penni. man, a well known citizen of Philadelphia, died yesterday, at the (limed/BUM, of a cruel and lingering disease. For. many menthe past Mr. Penniman hoot been Deering without tho cause of hie complaint being exastly known, and on a Wont visit to some reistivea In the northern part of the State, it wits disonvered that he was afflicted with a hopelees numerous affection, and ho returned here in expectation of the end event which has now taken plane —Phil. !v. Amor. Muss Itsoovanto.—tho $ 6 ,000 in ( Teas robbed by Stringer from a New Oriente Bank was found last Wednesday morning in a state room on board the steamer Cahawba at Now York. A telegraphic dispatch from New Or lean, requested the enrol; and the money woe found as Stringer left it. Ile . wan arrested at Balite, and taken book to New Orleans, but the money was not found at the time. Nonni PaslaarLYANIA RAILEOAD.—III John WeLoh has resigned the Presidency of this Com pany, and Is succeeded in offioo by Franklin A. Comfy, late President of the Buck Mountain Coal Company. - Ertza Coos very truly sap , : "Po appreciate the value of newspapore, we have only to sup poen they were to laFtOl4lll7 disoontinurcl for a month." The idea ia horrible. ILITARY &LATINO SOAP.—New J.V.I stack hut reoll and forsale at JO.l. /TRUING'S. 4 13BL. EGG — iipß; 2 kag4inuicevoulintraysoltr.d. Rut reed and for enob_r jo FLOUR--. 160 bb's ex ..vi.crT.w.t.i..m..tra Omura 19 stamp:Ws UCKWREAT FLOUR -200 fifty' amid I• 111 • B,l* by • , , - LARO-9 bids and 20 .kaga laaf read and k y n a b - der4 nELL LIGGST7. for or "a"/ 4,3 ? - -aoaN su) YD TIERCES DRIED BEEF rco'd mid_ fat a " 1 "/ • - JOUN Af GILL LUX 'AND GREY lIORSE EL ANICETS my MaßOli a CO. tam on hand • tune stook n 1 Illsokota of ermi wads at war 1.1 Mirm. NITRATE ON SODA-100 eka for sale by daat J. D. CLISMILL.D. E LX.X.--NUAIBEW 148. lOU YO. 81 WoOD SIBEET; bet teen Diamond IKaziaid Pamettylaiit, Sala It A lar =ORM L TN .: T a r 2dz affil o l . 4l FOBS BLAZON VIM sad &War la Mask. and It= Gam% Js2i ' • 'll. Bieber & Bro., vv. 53 RPM ST., Po Sign of tho Golden 4A um,. eca. Aram en NOM* CPAR9 goz Ottlxlmiyaged Wand and inn Plta:o9. ma _ ILIATt NIXDLLAWS, Cann= ustaanol.Band tiauß, - :Xrdder , la Mann and Mtnical instru• 66 IitUPFA and Dealer in Piano .._-=,r7u. Aims nazorter of muds and =deal 'nitro. „Mat A ireat i l at Zoom attoohomt. 113 Wood rt. MISCELLANEOUS. OWEN'S HOTE.L. Corner of .rearth.. and Jefferson Streets, - • - LOUISVILLE, ET, A ccoInIODATION'S 'on tlio largest and 62. bat etalwwlth tuzionibla er L as. Na bans wilt itlitilkwttr.24" MMlta giMl. 4 SMALL Prob't. AT R - T. 11114RAIV8 WHOLESALE "TAHEILOUSE. . ODIValt4 head of • Woodiliriat.4lll b Am..' . • ACrialefl 4 / 1 8011 17 ILIT OP TOBACCO, AND CIGARS HlhAVaow INO-rooeived . 2 .cases th q50;000) • . • •J.O. 7 7:1111 Sr . ebeter . aeptunek 4 4 eases 60,0001 Clendaq Tdrioud • 4 Irdas =alarm be Tobsoro; 1.11 do lam Frankilabs de; * ' VI do Itomarraod Twist; • al do Bond's Extra, • • atm all artados In tar Nae, now rpm for azaroloarlia sad 141 e O ler teth. D] - Don't forget Mr ;taco 111 Libtrai 4h. (V t . '- - - Lana or Wood ~J ai N. al W. CAR 13 - '-F 6. Fourth Stroot,Carpot Store. • W. 1) gp./I.IOIIOIALLUNI 87 loarth'btroot, near wooa. SHE ATTENTION OF POROLL& 1. 132(8% A rm ittYlilrgP,Lrw.... t.,4 icy 1 hoot ;puny Vahano, rr 1 . rallott and Tapestry la. tisoral .. band Eta ,Itrawsla... War. Medi= . 04 L '• • 011.4 los:Una and Damask, Rah 401 Ir WWI; Oboe Oil Cloth% froto to 24 foot orwia,. o rart:as %oh t b = i ol i atzioaTa r b i t b o i ? , ll o =h , 01 i . i zt h r.. Prl ttteg c zo alattlag: Hearth itown; n Dor LtateAtolr Vocir. I.4st. hog .04 pawl uorpoto; vorkotJan DUE do, with only misty at Window Mao., Urea. sad flop liallaad. .110,1t0., satol whtett wilt onarod tor oath at my moderato Wait • agrwe are alto proparad to Tandah (kr rot Liman& JAMES P. TANNER No. OS Wood street, Pittsburgh, WHOLESALE IIEALER Boots, Shoes, Bohnets, Contyrlalner one of the Largest. Stooks to be found • East or West, • larpreally , adiptal to WESTEILN SALES. — ". it!bl .9 CUSTOMERS AND COUNTRY ERCILLINTS cetera/Iy. are faulted to Bader act berme buying. as be le determined to 04 nt &WI/ advance RPM Caure crenenrisue Wadabl e lalab Zaino= prim. /Leavy, gonna Sewed and Nailed DOM and DUlXedrid alanntarenreel best. and varinneen. by the Case and Dyren. • ACM/nods Carefully Beleeted arid Padnel. . eaZdeur STOV/181- STOVES:I - - filux moat complete assortment of Cook lam Parlor mod II„elglok HWY= to b. &and 1..11- 1 =7.511 - P. et Me towns pruct, eociptleln. Bradley 's Rtos Penq New Prohlalk. ; Too uo-sf. do, . 4:terbolr Park., Equator Heating. 1 Cottage . • Clo t oleo Beauty of th. Wert. . bon Crystal Palace Oacklok. Dla.r.one Tkeetbar with entr7 =nay clank:ls to 'be tine. 1 ... dere. Mawr Ware. Az. MUM Ean dike Bad Otifte rOf. ffederalstrat. Atlekbeak. • • • ee=';dlY - deS GEO. W., EJBLEY. —7— HTO ,N MARBLE - • OUTI"ER. No. 58 It. Clair Street, .Pittabargh Pa. lIE StiIinCRIBER; In addition to ilia WbolcsaleilforkrOlo. 038 Lfbirt7 streak bie mut ed • new waritiong La the centre of our riff, wk.* .181' be hood Mon eamealk Gravy Mona, and every - variety Of o.lllle/417 Wort made to order by the beet • Tram. a karma ID One trede.i fensl34[l] • JOHlf - 'Meyer & Stoat,. ~ .Scuiptoks, Stucco Workers la Wood Carvers, No. =2. Pena rt., near Ira ia,- EbMIMES of allls; also Ornaments in Mae.. of Par u Woad a l liaublu, etc. itu ,- .4axwat• ullno huh hula* sod out. ' utorloos or curry doutlytioa mut stria fazolthal at the abort et cadre. • • Ir7://.1 92,703,697 00 PAINTERS; . LONG & LA:NE, [LOUSE AND :lON PAINTERS. rt fAllg'.4-itifezatata7l"7"zz orders promptly attandod to. 11.3.31gai wen, 1.3. unmet= able. . intil47/ FURNITURE,. RYAN'S BUILDINGS. rs SUBSCRIBER wo3ld rasgootfoßy in bra he Mead. th, =bile that b. hat hareha. ego: ot this gnat tahtreat hb Lat. huhu; sad Li ixow MTH: of _ • - • CABLVEr AND Chair Er6Zailadttilinetdrabilittlngattr rho tape; eztonalre• anal coup of the land irritto. . etuntry. With a and( atom cesmuncrom fad of °bolos-rata bar. Intl soatoned. anda of drat rata ntrehan• tn. ha trlll mamma hi a r.. darrorhartita ‘lll be ready to alto id OA mina of Wm Inuntatour Menlo and= stocker; • - NEW STYLES OF:FURNITURe Milt" latralaced awl WS at low raVai.. , PgaGenlat attaatlon will testa= to tha toatatlatt"elas of Vlllraltare imitable as hiteaatbatata azahllstodat which Ell be poll on wrattatayew t atter, sad at rata— - that 'IL dart oamottitioa. - - 0211 1„4.$RAT - CitAmo maw. at thLs anmtvat. no mat] itswatitt, Nina& twat.", of &thaw...rill I* 'old a yam of from 8340 to ON pits ot. at M , ratan! - ituraolloLl. /JAWING awl TURNING of all Undo 4.9 Ildoma with illittm.Powerta.iliztk-- m myeasorit VantithAhar Moth. lia t Fat and Clabltt sold to . ttl ' e. "l &,, at • naafi :4 1 2 ragas Ittlt.al 'i ftlf. ILYAII. Ara. MI 'fifth strAn. CEXIM333 ' . . BOOTS LUID . aIIOES. ... : . Vo , 11.0 LE aA L 4 .AND, ILE T A IL. , 'run subOoliber icspeotfally.callit-uo,..eit, A. teadton of his Mends and the rublia Generally t o examlnatfort or his extensive. stoat of Boots and . Jost sexgred Mar the New 'En Vaud bloinufactszunk • which VIII be found any kind of UM.% genta.IIIIIVI and :Children's Loots Oat tarsi and U.K. nada out of Uns bast material, wastananahlp and Of the latest arra -• • : • - • In nodes to Malt country. deafens 4.1 We. who alsh to get , Road mitten main flock, be cuunffsarares and taps efoustan Us on hand • - cam:dote stock of Many _mass -Boota and Itrogatut,Nori and I online- LaMar hoots and Lank Ins, nod Shims Boots whtiV4wassanu. In earganas In the =gee he Wad as nottanT III..; than that he Le going to sell as chess so slay °that Uka sof_ tabllelamentln the city.- - - - - Thankful teethe Metal patlnneen be o inb Menirati he solidi* farther, boom and from hi, long as In businewn he tole achtdetur that he Is abi• to yarned not figß. Marini RI !maws= Bfarksthans• A Tlfth at- IJELAY ISib i l i i•.. .7 ._, Ye who Consider a-fine head of Heir MATURE'S GREATEST ORNAMENT, IN but ere It bt to iota woe • • • 8&211:4W8 KULP TON10; - . : .• ~ .. hich rentorri the bealtbizlitten or tti • wale, wises hear to ;ono me the ha l t eel Nit ta. WY tethitnet t r .. wards 14 411Ing out bad ming nab. .. : tur Yrr 4.4 et the 141.4•1 drosniteWirad by the bre .i. - britier. KIXII.I tamarr. urolcon below limitbriel4..._ , : : 110 5. °TOR O'BRIEN cants consulted at Dr, 84111 . 1111. oinks fifth sad EstttEN4Sts. an 1110 i:; WEDNESDAYS stst BATUMI-111k. total* to 1. Jlarlissidenes an tEs tlnSwarstits Rosa. SOOT; Dentist; Forum Street, 12.0 • ere doors wets of Lints?. -Oen boon c.12e..x.:04P 411 wort very., td . Premium Vines-s. ITTNEGAR made_ expressly for taniilins"e :T.. and now Man mote than =a toor.or oromdagormetourootenei, ths hearty. whanalekles am be malt. sad !Amy Wanton:we. ' • the:have Wel eared In It too :tottet,ciml Mr& • , :rylp The s ttenticm pante etlllha Candllea. hotel pao atIO eceentry aterahanta ln particular. le diluted so thlr Vint • • The sum - Thalcats tiremated $. a"LI rep =s. Maid and tar which aro" awarded the. nal Premien' o t • • sneer Medal end Diploma at the .State AR_ltaltural Shchtlatk H a °YA - Ba.'outr• =he/ ; cal Ate Wants 14e. , WI - IARIE8; - . " " • ' RT~Nriu, £ls i lDi 4 l4 F:; l °nAit zmuris!.. o v 102P7ounriine au. ua f m ot A l t: re:4l 4tr At .8. EtAVILVIA At tv. lIAVIMP. CAT LitalteAutit24 aft °or. Market mad 2d eta( - • - [Let lA/ANTED immediately, 4 good_ecroka for r brae week: pr a te teszateic a proteataot girls for aesetaL. ;17', arotastani turner, tint le • Tesaefed CIL% erases he will get • beau sad carafe by the roar. Mee - attacks wanted by eltaamberraelle sad •7erlaa Ver,for • a- $7; deck. a Lax keeper. a eeryfare Mr.; fir b*Yl im mane , • 'NIA% PeiP4,llftfvf.7l.Yl. itaht hgelme OMee, 7 Tlllat otn.t.- rpm> ths Ultßatoti or. ftee. jr4 UM AUDIOS' 1141 Y, -bTILIM AN:1111)D.;- V.l curranumvhbutissidtbearitnou-, ea Mgr con , stalks btka.s. cattla zazt Is - the elasapsat eauklandi our -otto•od' frs sarhara.-." • Drsymen. Kock /helm swat *than .cceksattlait tp.i, orb Intrreit will do sill to eaLl *ad A.i.apoloo Into to =alto of this roaddC.l.. Won paretualats alssablett. Os . 1:101.11$11 tkiLLlllB, - "lsi° &teats he the Maattiactunal.-- ramliVa4ted [lf Exchange for well Improved, Propeitae ratr..cur of Pitt The beton are lentfy u 2.11 4 1 1714 6 triirrito Mori iniLtunl= WOOD ENGRAVING atecutied - with O. Path IN ALL ITS IMANCIIiti. fa thr art' xtyfi: tbs lorM prersibir CAM PAX& - J. II .SEIMIOII3I. 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