ritaaNtg - t-- - =
, 0 •
•
4 -%S . l4. l, v r iii , ca
- W - radji
k tin -
s'v' , -S c SMLISHSII)`: IN 1786.
ittisur TORE it.tivincrus*nits.
TrigirisecatgionAto.,7o4.,:at-ICirgSwim Ma
4,.„Torinifieltathati. AjTietnieb9uoNns . en.a34B
Amara,' Moo wf."
1111420%4 ritiiiitcreasilihmkater. -
1 &N,ILETRAOIWISIALY AND ASV*.
samalChnprevemant, • le; Comer irmadoe,
In MX Infilrfn,,, b a aimple End Ampul l a
yr I o
miIIan BILTIMMEaf/ALIL.A. /
• • Alaed Deatlinn and Pint Clan Dio.
. - m ild na diary
IfeehodeeLeatftete steed
tat= 1 oam a =n7ll i theeseellowee of
,_.l ' illVelnee the puss. IranfameiL -,- .*
-rfiffe ,lllenwelog demand foe DM pallttki ankle
todharme vats to medal Madera to krwaml their oi.
4.111011114 and themby preveut•akhly.
°Mina Na ll will meet with prompt attestlam
hi allst of teats tallywiena of the Donn, for .
aDtbassiranting, Waal... . " 1
. Twii Cleans i, naum of
bsitte 0, Poor Quern 14_ 8 / 2 _
• - • tant. tr, Waste. .
Q... $ B, M. "
s
Joldnr• J.a
ntes. r,.. Di:nu:coat
Paki - -
..tisi
1 r"rr.
7---- T --- tir. , ; wad....
Clresua` Willy Prose* in
rarillUnisteel
"14 ''''' ' 11. 11
'sV,,PATENT , Fiym bum;
'''BT r rut -ro TILE nErp—The
- " IL Breese ensue le Ben =Bata
abillsys‘Mannerb freesas , eo . ~...... % _ .._ _ ,
ilederedaY. .Unk Zun er , l_heela i a
...., re1en=4 . ........ 4 fa W. Bedtb, .Ng
I . '- ..' , :refrbsrnesau - go ------ ro bild, " Nor cra ." o " .. ...r.,:
‘..- -.. ha; Hew so the WI/eft or re kytmanta
fines 3i minutes by tbsiere'_ , _,.
' ‘i •neAs---L....... ...--431 $q "-- ' . ' 4 t, •
1 1 4...t... ....----- ..... ..:—..,... a....:t: 1 1 1.‘ i;:th".0, ,„. 7 . 7 ...
...
s, i• 411111.0 aa r 01,
• ~ ...:•.',12. -P. NOARYi llooolhoturer, No. II Platte street, New
:111eddm to the Mem; promptly meettort, erholteale
for hArthisterr. Mfisbnead Bodin' dm, and
rm Metals by.. 0110. W. 11111147,.
Fatima 4, Allegheny.
• Sitt,;l4ll2_ll4 ay.
WOODIVARD;:PINCiENEY CLARKE,
' - 118 ralt,v 7 Stavet,;;N: ,
laporkritald Yield:* '
E71014511,11111E1 . ! IND Alpatlekt ffiTnow"illAss.
virtivarki•to,4fts
. •
'axAt'lrmue, Axo 111 vialiswm Tax.
TERS-AND -, DEALIME IN FIRST
nanny Yount Occoorice.. disc.-to the Staicalotelt,
rapatiek ma an .11rho;91re choke in nods tees, ted
7 . 7 = 4 a' o
aIV I d l
d 11 l l= a. E r
"
• Act, la deep am4l.
11111(7034 • • .14
Porta nook., to. cer, oW
11 . 1 MON I= - Ic:orlicincl teasesn, deictiobos, mar
111A111 . 01Veld ouzsazirict.incri.
iC6IePAIGNS-11et• - 11 Mandan's' COM Imel 'Verney.
L t a 4 e
d l e f n
candEtlek 0: ft. LumaliN do dc do
LiQUOILI4.-Itrandies, Hum, Whinitcy,. Gin, - Amok,
• , ckinta,kincl4.le., arlecid wkagmatniCaracoo,
Ilkovn Stoat, Scotch and Begiials
of thole bnikidn. •
PICHLcad
11.1117C106-tre 'Oen* Gum; Meat, tc.
Victoria, Prince Mien;
111X an tlat a" re=r "d•Ii ir i Lf;..
rids alba% Welk.'
lItYB OIIB-011 and '
Alliireite, ate tOarracted unadinitel and of our
Ie3AtIV
____. • *Gold Medal Plaano.n.; , .. '...
fells/
Q. :-TIIINW.Ar:, &, SONS; MAN
' IjI3I.IOEURB9B. ni Walk,/ s tr e e t, New ,m ,
~ '
..,:jaregAreol, therfoilosine r•ni w
ew ,
WWI We beg in .
..'lonlui ll =nad Itakbnare. , :l ~ ''" ' • '
' TWO
TIRO PRIZE MTDAI.4 . nt. We Idottoyent..n !Ink.
. .
Yarch.
New ark, No.
. I A C lifd = s• XTD . Ain.: l Inno Crystal .' Mem, II T
... InlibwoB6s, (Wing Ow ve17.410141 'MAO •glyinefor rt..
ntufluiAL t ' the :314;ybaid Institute, /WOO^
~,n . 7 ! .
..77ilistIfi Piiiii iiziw. at the 4,144ar0ta Pg..,
-,,,' *ditorinz, - Noiember, Ma. Among Um )I:hoarsen the
ir
Ann tandem! OainO. in. Ow. country,- sunken L. Yam. Gnu.
'''s nanOwn onnt .atumsr. *S. Pismo
'''= l Pt4 'non without th e Dun Emat ,
Prame),,nrionnannied fee three
4:24. oLe,rerletett manta, Ono: rnw
.Wririri
,j-
e Sett Fruit Can
10— ' • - ' '
amaxrx• - cr",
",to Ilere 1111111141.8 . .1
• ' 2 3.01 *an..
RUMS to sea it.
No LEAD SCILEITS, re
ig ?AV W 4 o 2 COnta .ro 11.4
dose's lite's'
IMMO lieSP and h so
simple tie/ stei gee manses
_ Plopsietani ear Cho "rake, PRATT'S PAINT
v„ ,ee.fir• YLANYANDIIII=.IOI 1111.NR.VACWILINCI ant
„ • •
A rik.
.401. Beveleey,
::100111ese• ICY.IeICIII2III - t es - L. ZS a... Lee, el T.
- Dtmoi
COTTON.
Is now unhand'lttcririi Oho yen boat for badly or,
sod aloof* _trAktcinNw._,. .•
iilap4sllollFAT LOGAN' t CO-,
151 Dry Street, New 'York.
j , .,.Potimistif -
21 - - A.. VAIINE WITOLF.-
.4.1* - Desocsitg- mitt - of Lad,
and Ligon% POlrde I I rft an d Mont Meats, Ptita
each:
T 8011001CMAJEFAALLNUFACTIJILER
s i t
21, 11" . az! Pot
iliiiel.ato."Wotil it, PI • • ..."7 '''oc37y,7
VWXLIC, r121111%0
'PLENUM , RROS., (SUCCESSORS TO
J LW at oo4y Maim& Drag:Ors, No. 60 Wood
istnet,ll, r. D P0..1
Pro 6
ket , l' , Dia:lane! Itetnated Vo7lalitori Urn
.TORN;:fIAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
ll:= 7 ,4=4 " adm'wtlaidBltt sr .4 "
spent fahir:lMl;rd's Medicine. - *TO
.7-secrr,r-IVIIOLESAtE DEAL
and Diestuin, sa
1W cm : 4..treet , lan.~orau.
,
`' ll o l =lo=l 2l lMlC 9,7111 - p. :l;:sr2Llydri r.
SELLEILS,NHOLESALE :DEAL-
O , oirl. Dm" rslahDrakallk 0114 Tarniskok tr
" . .
;k0R 0 A 20 7.4t - REITER, — IiiiiSLESALorAND
iighilApt,ptiptt,st.mtFat 14tpiti,:tut at. oar op,
(SUCCESS9II.: TO, L.
Wink:ft co.be r aviet and awl lust..
Wcoictootpaakmd Aron sad couplet. iincuttocut of
V : 'd"" ' lo.4.ll
gelds tads....
+ . 7la kiaee i m. "ikti4" uxeTail7 ."9" 1 . 4 ./ sti
rffrdfliz . 463 " —L IST,
449Worlasnet, canter citWola iqat
..-1,7: . .::( 1 .;0.iiii11 liOili,.:',-*i.:...i:11
r 0211141 se-r
168102CAN1i..701t, ; ARM°
- lainfliaget. 31 1'
I•Allemoal,'EtAzinias a 0..,; JoinpllllAvrtr.
Lestanz"niarr Air ParnaL
EA L urobase to mkt, Hiell o ZaVe•• •
stkailorgimitaseysainer at . ,
"HARBAUGIOXat 'ION
marbikt:thiarr
.0.14.10..5es uh.ey
-W NW
.
Ina et X* k Wkottrod.) 'Camiabikei;l4rchmit.
and I) Ls PigXstal stidEisa
low Y.rh.4l~•rLb Pa sss, tf , s 76 Widerst!e•Lir
CF.SSOR TO UAW
Anotota. Itstlisos sad bds i g r w l =
11.111:1*aisi ratty 7 5 Titasbsesiy pal p7etlt4
B;VAR T. 11BOB.A .IV OENE'RAL
aaad Whifferlo Dealer hi
Totroco. Imported mod Domesip
ti Cisenk ZaW,
Realpl,:maposit , a " . "
baritti 1/*: •
Lt...E . XANDER GORDON, FORWARD-
Iag sad Comashdon Nadu; laid 'Pim ad Shat
make birig.o2l Eu• Lad /maim
" lassie
lOHN IL MELLOR, No, n„NoOD , 'ST,
. tramp %Mri Al 4
b alaertb idneld.idln Arz
tonacsanca a sox" • PIANO Xt. M.
SMI in HAMUIVIL 1110 ILIMODIMB and WIGAN
-41AILIKWANd s dknadAidddgPlAtni0 1 00 1 0 1 4 4 1 0 11 ,
AULEBER 4- SRO' , -ft. , 153 !WM
, 1 , - - • assonkqui 4.0 m .- **Nl:taxa
' g im" IriarkrverniVad' Int Vino,
PLIMOISond rRSART A NIEDMAIrid inidßailliaLlN
n= Fi i
....tiL MAlFlllarMlandlk - amiWidd i rl
Villigar.BLAME,' itANOSAcirtm
aildnpaldr liann is raltdir t tnrar a
441;4 Sra
abo uxier DAVlMOMltialias Plied,
Mll,4l,4i,Mffii
RERfi MitNiGirr; - APTORIC4,IO. j 4
,
• • •Br:8 A. P. MORRISON;'
. .voziorramarig - sehrweak
Inoorl •
ri-AZIO*,AirrOMTS
attlifdbit !re" litre'',
„a,,,,q,,u,.,,,,!--iptsriso. 4..1,74
.--• .'i 6--anki ilisoac -'' - • Aiebl
•”- ' .T! - - 'lc libi
mlaW,„ o ,-
,„„ i , .. visairsifteiti: •:': • • I
-.--:- am.- a ,. .-••••••,- . .....e. L Amman,
._.s . ti_ .
veirz i t i l iiiii blitra i aa•at i = u7 eaMALßJ
P° l6 .
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if...to- ' - ri, ' ' - r:i . ~!Kreg. ........, ...,
. 7.
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learw.vasue AD • :I- •11:1,1 •
ProacAin= a. TUCTLAIIDNSNICiavIAM Mo
luzikaoir Qmar,3ol3 Binathorty,ffing re.k:
Hl Xl7 : t to fleet Moroi Liquor
torellaidots mum& Wirodoombe Orators.
DE.FEUCUTIYANGER'S, .;
414.orkiiigA•praiii t ii c iuvbekii4h•tiir of
tuoillAtO ED n.A.s LATELY
• ' 'y gro l bairn:ramie:do In ads Pranee of lowlorin.
Tbalbmthap an pot oti lopaekagotall, to end 40 llallous,
rehinr. not Inewatknoo itt Pieoi • Snake, wither let or
Ath iproofr end Lagoon , loth as Cow*. eitlier dark or twin
Uollatiatiedre Jamaica end Pt Cavil nom Mo.
andtkowoh
W and Brandy Poo and Radek*. Mom arklk
itirtantly prod It requiem on .kill, Wean addition
Of red apirlo any ii 4) oral= to own gallon'of re
b.t Oil, groonoollow and warrantod
morn', as low as any other importer in the toned litatat.'
Powswe of army Liquor. Extroct °rearm:to, lb of which
prodoror PP. [Ohms or Copse:
lb...Whisky my, by Dr. so sad body prepoistioa
be mob ooloodk with buts wn. • • -
Too prDd of blanorluga aro otdresaely witelortnn end di
nellokw letfoll supplied
dwarf dna lainerfer of Drug F.atenten Oaa toI NG .kkni ER. O.
Aweterreseye culd , Pitotagrapkic Cheatinds.
o , iltr
ir:,13,4.4 . •
e birrozo .
cet.br.. Luip c,rdia lrar T u Td.
mann.. tow.
opDrdoddoer.o
•I)'I[A:L.O'N'S
.. , CILYJUVAL HAM LVI7SORATOR,
The,
mod
otopkne,
settde of the
. offered to • the wehlk.
, It has stood the teat of mete •
ty years in this enuntry, and not
OM of the rum , hundreds of Irate
. • tions hare been ebb, to compete with
. tor pres=rint6 dressing end - beautifying
the !Ur, mad Ass]lping the head door &um den
. drpfi, It is , inettirnable- hhort it to emery
thing the Ilidr reerdneu Price to cents audit per bottle.
Fa.-PHAD.S'a !AFFRAY: LOTION, OS FLORAL
61'4077P1ER.
A
'''toametid
. • beautify- -
- fag the skin and
•CoMplanton, and per.
awing fm 7 in lag . :d V= rice,
tin, rtuaburn. freckles; pins.
ploy eesl,l3, bons, Acc. A sore and
age ears Or the pH.. Q,. soothing 1.1111
bin - instant relkt. Alter shagng, It if very
soothing to the akin. • It beep.' the hands 'sal and
grand
and - for , InAstmsnatheas of the aldn it ‘lll be
Abend tote& greet remedy: Price Wets. and $1 per Doak.
1.14111 DYE. - V 1
- -
One
'of the.
Very bed
•
liatnral Dyes
In the world. Ile
use Ilea proved It
• to be beyond comparison;
and being • vegetable produce
2 Mon, no Injury as " pnealbly be done
'to the Aim It Is malty applied, god
— Too can obtain a black or bnmn, which
oln defy the brat Judges to tell be Crum ne
' tare ttedf. Price gl awl SAO per box. Made
and sold by - E. riumx, it 107 Bnaadony, 00. .bey
itreet and MT Brnadany, St. lq 'cholas Rotel, Non York,
'end nit Druggists and fancy dorm throughout the U. State..
Ror er by DR. (11:91WE IL ICEIdEIt, 140 Wood street.
fen I
~,r_l,;.Q4crifi.llof.;:c.
. C.arlertag• litnmsesltor y•
JOSEPII'WIIITE NOW CARRY- vw.
lug on Niehaus' In 'hie snare,. poem**
Om. !MAY malmlnSla bets:eat ritiAburgh • sull. Laurence ,
eilletimer the Two RIM Itnno eepettfully Invitee the pnblk
to inspect hie .stoek of CARRIAGES, RUGGLES,. le. And
.Mutienlariy totems gent/ernes nirMAnsers, that ono
price only I. made. Forliteen Tolle' :re exporter= M the bon
nie, suMles blmto rhea berme ?di patrons the Patna choice
colleen= of Cannons, ertikh's6 marry your. past it bee
'belmtifs pinikular department to melee: from the eatiom
- 1.1 Most talented Eastern Nanufecturers. Thu mimes, of
hi. own sYstem is oompletn the economy. Of ' tumor,
metal. Trill supply the bent and moot fashionable manufactu
rers at moderate prim.
Ihunmansbered by those berry expeineen which the monis
for deconniunllomes of Buidoess, has beapod titan tbo
priced' Goode, (owing to largo rented anrepb White
*all on „ready money only, at much lees thandlie Meal •
pmflts.
Y. Ih - eamistsr Maned in the best manner. with die
folOalantfr
Pittsbargh Coach Factory
M. L. STEPHENS,.
INGELOW l Oa f formal) Z. AL =mow,
NO. 46 Niamoesef Alley saw Med Sernif,
PIITABUIDiII, PA.
1 6 WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
. MummtothedrriAge usittecommlooNYAitil
po lie in general, WMI have thim day Foramml the iota ,
ad of my farmer partriettiltr. AltOrt and Till ear, An the
liminess in all Its. brulaies az the .6.lmtand. NA 46 ikon' ...nd
alley. la elmattm'im the moue of tld 41 As./ BO Aril artiste
Wilted monollteturium emtabli.hment, I wore the public au
effort .hallboMaoting. my port to firmer... the mom MO
character au long ettioyeel by my proilmommorx mml Amass..
Ja7:13.1 ' L STEPHAN&
Coach stud Cana/we Factory.
JOONSON, - lIII.OT . OEIL di. CO.,
cbmir Aimipakind SiDaca
WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN- i i IRELIL
their frands. and tliopublic lawn.
rally, tneat may ntd damoutacturingiCaataiva. buroneben
Chalioa, Mall Make vari
ous Myles of flash nal proportlotown
An orders wit, be executed with .filet regard to dwraldlity
and beauty of finish— Impair. will also to attended to on
We tweet musonaldo terms. UMW 'la ail dour work the
hat Eastern :Matta, Polm and What etuff. May teal emai
-1 dent that all who favor them with their patronage will be
porlbctly satiated ou trial of their work.
Pufnhnwrt MA requested to giro than a call before pm ,
doming etenwherie. uoAalYil
gurniturt
T. B. YOUNG
IILiNI7/ACrtltll. u.
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of Every Deftription.
PACiOI/I'—Feelesal R., between Wylie and Penna. Arrow&
Warehouse—Noe. SS & 40 Smithfield St.,
STEAMBOAT CABIN FILTRIsiTURE—We
Are 'constantly manufarturing STKAIIBOAT CABIN
YURNITUBE and cuAin& and lAvite the attention of
those Interested to furnishing hosts
se.lMlksrA • T. B. tOCNO k 03.
C. F. If,..LOP,FICR .
*CO. MANUFACITTRERS QF FURNITITE
and CHAIRS °revery. variety mil aryl, In Itmereowt,
Mahogany and Walnut, imitable for Pry`
chamber, and
dining
co
dining to any to be round b: the Emtern
and at lower priori. Every ankle made by hand and wtn
rantaL__,
Ei and Steamboats Ihrahhed a, shirt make,—
Warerocama corned Penn and i r rohe Ma, billabargh.
dedaffrwlyfl
JA.ALES VirOODWYCLL.,
-vdnLyEr FeRNIVRit lf AtirFACTttli .
Non. 97 & 99 Third St., Pittsburgh.
1 -- W. W. RESPECTFULLY Iis.;FORMS
' Meads and cuitornona that he ha. pot crunpleted
his Irk of Farnham, which lo decidedly thelargrat and hod
aver Warta %rule to thiecity. Aa ho holotortolued to up
hold his dock, 'with memomalmaterisla beat warkmanahlp
and nomad &nig= and from the extern of Ms orders and
fatality in ananunichnina, It. I. enabled to ptyalin , 1.411751 i
i riati •• . •
ilivheera alvraya to hood the coolest rarioty of every
derusiptkro of furniture. from the cheapest and ph have, to
tha moat idoliatn_tind curtly. thata - home. or any ram ofooo,
may be furWebed from hia stock,or manufactured ex p rrsnly
turM
_
i3o - okoellero, Fors:
e: COCHRANE (SUCCESSOR TO
Eypvpß. Ekalltta,) Whektudes nod . Retail Deal. Deeltn,
x.ko
m itt street. Gth door It.
3"011.N 13. BOOKSELLY,It ANI)
raetatellai to Davison Avow, No. GI Itarket
Wee% Dear Tonsil, , P.
BAY kW., BOOKSELLERS AND B — STA-
Tunims,Fo. Fa - WNW •greet. next door to fbe ror
per of Third, litteptuey &hod .4 L. Boa, cn.
ideally an band.
J..-.V.READ,BOOKRELLER ANITSTA
• vonn.:co. 78 Fourth 4, Apollo Itondloro..
CALLENDER., • BOOKSELLER.
T• And fltoiloorr, &hoot& Rail, Fifth street.
&Logan Egnb flginto.
.c..u.oticauvin
-; •'J M. G 'l' P . FIT II ,
COVINTILLOR AT L. 4 W.
- DUBIN/CZ, lOWA.
WILL 'I:3IV4:PARTICULAR ATTEN
atorgoiecolladlne and sawing Of dads, ammo,
&dam lie.„l4iDnbetque and liortnanding ocnuary. •
.romptly Made. .•
agnautoms lITIIIOiII4IIIJ ,
a. F. t*on tankard. FAq4 O. Lutb.. Co.; •
• It. Balla Itaberin, Win .:21, O. Murphy;
Win Ouudyughsat A Co.; A. k D.ll.Chamberx
Itspearw
utin
enietat twkfliaid
T t 131
ar t .UNDERSIONED havingobedLet
leis we.fit L,C Imptorament ,la nadr ntwitiw. 1. pro r
pared toftwatab thentrachment to book+ now * ate, or to
artily the mu* to new lbooka, order, for which are respect.
solldted trELDP4 k ROW AWE flookandery and
mooi nook Xllnfactoe7. A W. COMO} Tided and Wood att.
The a o4.imytnfemant panda. ht. of a Itetalile awing,
davit* the back of, the teak In toot n atanaer M. pro'
M
eant am Ultima from auxins l!batithebookl+ deeding In a
avrtleal polttop... 31. Wl* orlis,pa areanetalik groove. in
witjapi=rtA wltkk Aliectually parent the.book
;trawl *Wing tOndattnt,tho onto . resting
"....I.II.IIIOWAND, Patentee.
1 - ;, - ,e 11 11PWA1 4. 1 41 .1 4 !;'_. - t
. . .
4 1111:16 AND . MIMS;
3 Y . U 94 ,R,E, T
ArAitE&801111,14:10 alarkot streetl i &L
ead , llM4 sue* tar IC --
Tolman' la the *Mathes' af Ala frfaadd aad the pat.
Us gesarally Ms Pint spur mon splendid
leak of WI" IMO 0,0 1= ,16
Mattel fa Wu elty pa from thallatni rem
end talpoitenrof /Attach WWI in the 41i** -St" - TM.
*Ana Is s.t ortaf..oa TaArPoite to faraiftleilpeitoe Sod
tatleapimieaii warner wawa, ,
lb 'Albin', awl ammo , Stench
noes I. opal tomp'fband But. Tba aseaeaad *MK
ns at 401 . 1/f. Wax El Wital
fag tilltbeateh larafiat to give lam I. Mew will be
areas risien7 law •
M7r#41,41".P.044 ;
_
mu ORLLIT.4. ..:DIATCUAMMINS IN
ji. TIN WOALDI • . -
.J.iwitesln4WOOdriffiktiOnmarstrr.
10011/#l.ooll4datitilittnl l
L►ilmNti droo owl poem:Mt& Misr. The Machin
Web:WO by b=d, acCodUllalut lbw lio ,
.mod go MoodbeOlor •Ja a tart thO.Whas good
mei li to lio bolnoidal arnrU l d:tims a. C.* n
. 1 artimestimilo or Mariam Oiloposio,olla r
VI . ..,__E_lt.itftdinoopodis.Abw all at 0
lIM 1/00/41111/MMMM. 4444M050T
.4,Yl'
MEM
PITTSBURGH; FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE . 1 , 2, 1857.
sarw TORS AnvitaTnuminarrs
Prom IT. 9. NCI:MILLI , Ach , rrfigng 170n+, No. NT. Erma-
SOMETHING NEWS
Hall's Young Anse riessFire-Crateke r Plat OIS
THIS is admitted tube the moat amain g.Tua
ever otronal toYoungAmertea withahleFor all timmortie
year. It makoti * Mport I:rtml t, 'Mr korona. {lttal..4
curim It halt withilie some aton tbr'ten tetera, thoneh
not with force Moue.) to kill, Makkaki• Itlltti airily cheap...l
lianabeiti Nato{ for target ptadietiaaa 100,0ew dd
in roar Weeks! Retell pVks,'Z'oataindaptrard. according.
to the market. Trade prim sl.tttor 100 pariah, cash w, do
ti".7.. gaaatTEsittlwaa say; rart or nt ry.
"A, iT lIALI. 0 0 larowlway, N. T..
A hill thsttucipt ion, with engravings, scat nn any witness On
receipt of a postage IltriMp.
SIRE CRACKERS' 01.1turny nn hand. IMO Acents
Wanted. A beautiful Spichnen Pistol sent bv Evinces+ or
Mall tirepnld on receipt et V. Jen:llllJc'.
PATENT SPRING BEM, PATENT Semi.,
"untallcm Pcaa Itua 31.vmmen... now Pentwr
in
femm PRILIRC3I, !1 grim CANOTI. SOD NEM
{Pa mattufitetareand tater Gtr main the twat Beds ever gala
in thin or any other market. A personal inspection will sat
isfy any one of thecorrecitness of what we state. Mur Mos
quito Nets combine beauty, cheigness. sinnitlichl and l'l'vfevl
wwarit7 against Insects, withunt obstrnalniv t lbe circulation
of alr. ItcalcrWand others trill consult their own toter.,
by examining our Beds and Nets before purchasitnt
where. C. 11. A W. STRATTON, Anent,
JeCc-Innts MO Canal wt. N. Y.. east of Rroaiisrov.
JOUVIIIII3 KID-GLOVE CLII4
• JOUVEN • B KID•OLOVE CLEANIeIt.
• JOVVEN'S KID-CILOVE CLEANER.
JOINSN'S lama TAIT
JOIIV 111 IM LOVE
25 tents per toa d..
25 yenta per lottle.
25 mote per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
25 mote per bottle.
• 25 canto per bottio.
•
25 cents per bide,
2.5 rent. per bottle.
One bottle cleans 50 jade.
One bottle detail ZA pale;
One bottle dean. 50 palr.
One bottle clean" 50 pair.
41.1110 odor proceeds been the preperethou the glove Inn
scorn fasesediately allerlt defend!. With. piece or llauticl.
ang= l , l =i; l •Z `7lt°,,TeerLii — g h ,ll),:a'i:;
the Hid-Glove libeendicturcre of Franco to impart thin porn,.
Of flnlithemil wellness kir which ;bony ghee* ore rip Jostle rot
ebrated. It cleans kid slippett and white and Moroi kid
donee decently. It le also an exedient ailicle for the 101 l
and for beautifying the completion. removing too pimple,
go, far exceeds in excelleucdeuy of the thousand awl •no•
truing ox * pe ' ' l ll l.ste i n f te, ' riff
article la all that It Is claimed to be. Try rebottle of It for
25 cords, o.nd you will nerrt wish to be without it. It tan be
obtained of oil lenegclatoated Dealers in Fancythrode in Pine
birch, and at It linleMlP, of the pole proprietors, CLARK A
C.o.43sllaoeBger, Near Vona. A liberal dlaciout to the
Cads. As there le an Inferior article In the meeker, !oxen ,
will be direful to son that the name of Clue, A
each bottlexchlch they purChase.
---- . - Tionse Furnishing Hardware.
P,TCOT & SHOT W 1 LL,
-- No. 63 Xaide. Len, .V,lr Fork,
T.M.PORTERS and Jobbers of Cutlery Foo
l. dem, Ten Trays. Fire
hollow Wen, Freoth Mooed Woro. Mullin" Fs" Poo,
Coal Hod, Plannbed Jappanad Plated and Driononia Wore.
WvereleTreenn ur
PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
133 Maiden Lone...Neu Toll:.
9gnod-o
eohool
Fora:Mimic.
1p PATON, Manufacturer of New and Int.
111. F. pro•ed otyls. of SCHOOL YURNITURF..
Hitutratal Catalogs. neat on application to
n. CATCOL
21 Grow. stns.; NeR Tort.
MEIII
. .
Modern Style of School Furniture,
MANUFACTURED end for sale by N.
/IL AWNS" No. 00 Hodson mom Neel; folk. A
large eapply kept eLneeatitly on heed. Cireelar• ferverd.
ea on application oS • jeletlooks
— I.T6ffiIifTVENOTTOR 41,
421 Broom.. Mrerl. Nrie York,
MANUFACTURERS of the Patent Arch
Wrest Plank Piano Forte.. celebrated fur depth. 1101.
ot.arielotow, purity, andtapeetnilar atnalni flunitty of their
tune, for ;which they hare received the hightxt:ccontinou
from the greenest medical celoVritice of the country; and ni
'eselyfalr, when tonnulat in competition with other Hest rTs
menu, hare obtained the !lighted preoulaus. Tho Pnont
Arch Wrest I'Lusk, which Le owned and wie•il
gnarniateesi their *ladling in tan, longer than ant in.
strument; while their uninvereetented demand In all part- of
the conntry . It •suCteient pivot or their superior extol' owe.
A Ifbcrat Humour to Clernyenzu. Schools and the trade.
Jakly‘tat
.114AGALEY, COSG RAVE
jj ICliobAblo Ormerfb Nos. lb and Wund wtro.. t.-
Lamb. . . .
T_T AW ORT B It°. . B ItOW NLE E.
liroornawouldrespoctfully Invito the :attention a do
public to their lap, dock of Wild". Brandion, liquor,
fruita nod Family dreerics. such a., Extra Ili l'ojTor.
Old 41.tgiagent Java do, Old Country ttlark Tea, Cl.oo
Young If tvon Gurrydrier and importal la do.,
Ten, Lavertmet 11.4(41.4.5.7,-mn..-Pon.Cogae Broady. 11-1.
land dim Ohl Port Serry,. 3lalcura Choat and
firftrun
1.1 Shoondrahela. Rya Wlatak). 1.121,41.1
Tlta and Hat,. Cigar..
above g,. b,. twa, ther with a ggnoral ...bottom-id of
tiroccrituarstmnely low for ra.h, whohodl, and t And at
the Pagoda Tea Store.
Corner 41'14e tannsond wad Disal/ad .4117
MOS.
D EIS BERGER, OItOCEItS „AND
jLto Ikalura iu Moon. 1. . Fkmz, Itrouttui
Tourn-iTeat eoknar Fauannrld and Nerond Strooto.
burvh. orklyd
- - -
LEXAN DEB. KING, NV I lOLESA LE
Grorer and Importer Soda. A.L. Nu. 171 Lik,t,
•strect. Pictsiburgt, Pa.
WM. 3.I.IIMIELTMEK, JR., h. rilt(): - .
Wluole.ulo Grown. Ft.ctifying 111.tiiirrN and Wine
awl Liquor thaubauts. No. tkll Liherry alert, Pirt•l•omb
. _
JONES & COOLEY, WHOLELALE (ilto-
CEILi and Iloat FURIOIOMII, halm in Product , and
Uttsburgh 11anufactun.., Nn,144 Widvr atm.t. neat Glaser
Pittaburgti. P.
SIIRIVER & INLWORTII. WHOLESALE:
Gramm Nu. 130 a 134 17Y Anc.zid nwtirren
arid Smlth9t.lll, Pittalmtgb _
A CtiL B E S N , llifiLffS A - LE
Groccrand(l.maum Nlrrchrml.l.llvt Ic l'nulne..
•nd Pittsbnrgit Nlsrmfarturwl At tul,t 191 Lawny 111.. t.
Pittsburgh.
Jog,
J n or , I Lt. •14 fLor O.
FIA)Y1) it CO., WIIOLESAIJ:
Ty nrcintrsenil Commission Merchants, h.. 17:1 ~,.l tut
2,64 Liberty iitreet. Pittsburgh.
•
Vitiliffiir - Ni(x)itE, A LE • 11lti
CEII, la•alrr M Produco, l'ittataira. , looararlaroa
and all kind. of Foredo and Ilomeol ,
is , l&rty drool. go baud a swa lar, +owl , 'ol• -
rpr old Thmonsbela Willakay, which aid la. •0111
rash.
WA & WILSON, WHOLESALE Olio
• r . V.lts, Cosnini.inn Merchento and Dnaler. in Pr..
dooirmaii Plttaborgii Matinticturns, Na 2:.4 Liin•ity .r r..¢,
ricedsvO. _
.3
.
nasal MM.
..
TSAlill DICKEY &
j_ Grocer; 01311111111111ilin .11en.hant..aml 11..61,. 1,, Crt.lur..
Nu. IMO Water 'V . v., snd 6J Vruntllludnargh..
. . -
(lAte .4 theft= llohi.o. Little k V.,.)
T LITTLE & CO. ' WI OLESALE C.o
H
• CER. 4 1, Produce sod I".tittullainn Merrhant, =DI
Dettlersin Pttleborglt lb...fut.:re, N.• 112 Second +trrrt,
Ptltnbcrrigh..i.titerski
... ... .
U. Warne:col
•
MCCUTCHIXAN itt CO., IV HOLE-
Y T PAL!: limners, Pindnee gni Conituiretten Aleiciant
and Thaler" In PittAbnreli Afar lama Article", Neu 219
Liberty 'meet...eller ef Inrln, l'ituttnergh. I. ni):1
W)Ii11 4\ $. I. LI MI•
ATWELL, LEE & CO.. WEIOLESALE
(hewers. Produce and Commisaion Merchant., mud
/habits in Pittsburgh Manufactures. No. a Mud street. be
tween Water and Front .t., Pittsburgh
tom. LOC
R.II.OBISON & ‘ W.IIOLESALE
. firrs...rs. Cumnsis,dun Merchants, and Dealers ail
kinds of Provisions, Pr done arta Pittsburgh )lanateirdurto,
Nu.= Liberty strect, Pittsburgh.
316-
CER.Cvntml..i , m Rohr In Voallo•ro.
fish. Flonr, RIO di kJ .11 .r..f ttttt ry Produoo, No. 211 Lib
erty otreot, mouth of 111016, Pilsoburg h. P. Liberal t
vancoo ootodgnorbonn , fafolrl
Wail? nuscu. _pod. 11. lIIMADMI.
ROBERT DALZELI. & CO., WHOLE
sALE Wooers, Commloalon and Woman Pup MPr.
chuda and Deolnnoln Produrveunl POLttburgh hlunufactim,
No. 2411.11yrrty •tre , t, Plitoburgb, Pa. my 2
Probutt Elealtro.
CHEESE IVAItEIIOUSE.—IIENRY 11.
OnLLINPs Forwarding and (onitnisrion Mrrehant, and
Dealer id Mei.. nutter. Irk. Fbdo and Prodnee generally,
2n W o odat. abuse Warm Iltabo
trgh m)11
J: B. CANFIELD. LATE OF WAltiiEN,
onto, Comellffialsu and Forwarding Ilturbant, awl
Wholesda Dealer In W. tern Revere Phnom, Dolor, Pot
a nd Pearl Aah, and Western Prodoro { rotwoilly. Front rt..
between Faithheld and Scowl Pittsburgh.
KO/NE & .I,CLTEIL(ACCESSORS
to A. k A. Mahood ) lamina In Floor, Ilrain ..and
Connntaiiion AM Forwarding litrrebanr.. No; 124
Baciondatiatiort,Pltuinargli, Pa. (J..a.1, I7allyjjal2
DAVID C. lIERBST, FLOUR,. PRO
' ittani;Proridon and Conunt.ilion 51.rchant. • N 0 . ,. 2t17
Liberty Wed, corner of 11414 idttabargb, rim hl.
Von tin Ihn We of Pinar. Pork, Itanon, Lord. Xidtrt,
Grain, (red Fruits, &M., tc.. If.
. 10.Conlaglitornta rimportfully itaddly
LEX: • FORS Ylll, (SUCCESSOR,' .10
Oil and Product, nencrully, No. 75 Water et., Menorah; Pa.
TI RIDDLE,' OENERAL.COSISTISTrO;
. With:int and baler In Grorcrien and Proilint; 22
. Mitaticet,p i ttabtiret, Ps.
.Itern. to X. Ilasetmon, Pittsburgh. -
llanat.r.a, Cosanagn A Co.. Pltisburnit.
iiirCinidlndlitionitanolictted and antlatbetory *Urn. Oar.
deMlydrrT
WRERT lIUTCILINSON, - COMMISSION
Mordant for iho irdr of. Wisiern.Briservo Minna,
blotter Lint Dunn, ylah, Pon and Piaui Ashes lialairetut,
.01hiehicom Grohtgood+tikkd Sault and Prod.. PAMPA
No. A.Soiltbtkid otteol. babramilret. eta
COURLES . E. LEECH. FORWARDING
IL); cod CaulaildeO Xlizaumt, Doan iil Moir, CO MO, ID.
coo, ,Lool mad NOM Pod uU lamb of Pnotooe, No O Static
Odd ttnot,between IMO Iclul {Voter. oi,a
. ---- • •
BAOLE WAREIIOI.IB.IE.— JAS.: i3Altll
ox",-wboamst• ]haler- in I. Inpetr, Prorialqnv ;mid
we mwalty, No. 6 Seventh greet, between Liberty
aid -6dt Pittsburgh, Po. • 1
AtirTerms euh. .
4. 4110111*. - JAM. Meta
IV i 111.-B:. lIOLIWES.At lIKO., PORK AND
--• SW Padtas mid Deani •ha t Prtlvisii4 oorilclP of
Idgeolfand Fross otrents..littebare., Pi. , MI
.
athet;ert.
:t , annt , ragrao,
liidsiklegittik;iopas* Shim Findin,g9,
P
admit 01 Liborly Wed,
T1118P1111.1311. AL
=~~:
ifianufact urcts.
WELLS, RIDDLE it, CO..
80 fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
~,,,rdrri=ll Or
WHIPS, THONIIS AND SWPIVIIES.
Orden solicited freto the triste p nod promptly ship
vs)as p, instrucDotis
' ,whips, or 5 p 7 cent ifisci.Mit for cosh
tecXelrdkorli
ROPES AND , TWINE,
artier of Wan o wl Ilitlnvi . shvala,Pitttaatrgh,
HAVE ALWAYS Ot RAND A FELL
pply or coil ~d natar inpry*, Ita.l tiara, Salk:tad
Crate, Conk %W.A. Ilromat, Colt* =al HA, Beim, Ihtp,,
atal Golurlal Tadao, Oat Ilnes,StaOrm and Maaotia
-AulthiplAwS
1.11.1 .”St 1, ........ 11111,611
WIL LIAM BA11.70111:LL & CO.,
GI Penn tit., liolow MarbUrv. Eittßburgli,
QT.SAYI BOILER MAKERS , AND SKEET
ham Workprt, IlatilAtrturbrs or Illarablll's Palma
nlleh r
Lueonttalr, 11ml mat Cyptalar elthaneys,
rlrn Boa, Steam rip* Conileammt. Salt Pena,
Sugar Pana. IronYmrl+, Welto hh .
n/34 , 4a.
Work, Itralae and Iranaoloae at tha Alortain
All oniera from a Matatsot ;pioutptly altetalgal to.
.Ic=
. •
• -
-_
Leatlare."
Mt2==l
Fr TIE ATTENTION OF,
KEIL% ' , Mater , ttn:l Venters in [Mottled to the lams•
tattck or No. I Emtmoltt forTaptt toul Vritutttleg.
T y, j,„, ItttilintrtSklrtlrtg:Pitlits,
Le, for tmle itt.twtertt prirre Iry
tlEUlttti: It. ANDEltttly..
No. trt RI. Clair ta, 31 .tor,
tarl.t:emel 'trittelturel t ra.
Knor.siiy,
•
AIA:; r 1:
‘ 1 , ! . . „ 1 ,. .: , :1 . ; ; !. : 4;EF: , ! : k 1 , 1
Manion& l itt,l un k. kwrs c..tautly 021 ats I..raria
mkp and vAried , :tovlc artirloo .uttnlik for
too hunter.. mention.
IA anytli/u7, tin line am rt.-qt....tea to crtl
tul es-1111.1w tosou6istursul to wit tb.,
fore lOoking torlf,3nitl
Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh.
NEDY, CHILDS & CO., 111ANUFAC
TVILERS of—
Prtin A No.l henry 14 ~ l icetinge
CAtirt Chain color. and Mouton,
Cotton
-•
Plough I.tto , nn.t Isar Cl!or
Rope of dk.im. and aMaipt itm,;
1.-11 et the llnt,laare Njore of MO.. .kott
1.1, 131 II willhavo nttention. ,2:3Ay
- -
AT A CT L' R}; It pF
Q U I,PII URIC ETIIEIt; Sulphuric Add;
0 Swrrt Spirit. of Nl , rv; Nitric Acid:
llollman's Away= ilnrintir Acid; ..
A.lt. Anutionb, rfr; !Nitrous In
Vow! ~r 'n eollition:
--- LAUGHILIDGE & MAXWELL, -
Brushes, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames,
,t No DKALERs Ix CLOCKS. ii,,esE
EnrniMang' Good*, Wood Wert, aboyo
WV, Pittnburgh.
Machin.. IlrnAhr. moat , to orlrr. fizoyd
. 7 W 1 - 11 - 117EY.E. -
N 1 A NCI' ACTIMERS AND DEALERS IN
.1 w 1 . t , 1 S f 1 )1 1 , , P1 FIRE ,, rAND
terml4.
4irollie•-24 von stmet. dr1 . 4.1y
, DANIEL BENNETT,
MANUFACTURER OF FANCY COD/R
-.oj ED IrottOone Warr, Rmkingham nul Vrlion
ae. link ,. at the alatinfactory. rather at
Franklin air . ..eta, Birmingham, apia,nlir
nirlindlye
TAIIER, POPE 6: STREET,
1.74,10,(S ur
OSCILLATING STEAM NG I N Eb A .
sou Eits JNP MILL. WORK , :
Coltunbinnin County. 0.
ANnirr & REED'S PATENT t
I.l,isp, of .ulnlrivi. WOlklllllll+lllli
Handy 1.111,13nd mad., t. , order, with 14...ri0, Shaftiog,
Y.., for VI .orts, awl SAW Mill,tin.l
J
an.l tg..ltts
Tool.. I, ln.hnfl Turnang inn Boni, ..I every ,1..-
Engin,. male to ~rd,rr
.1010 , D. 111,... 11114....7101,01.0,1.
Tnion Foundry,
MITCHELL, HERRON & CO.
NIT 11.1. CONTI Sri: THE BUSINESS OF
V Ow V•nan.l7. rtnn , l of 'PENNOCK,
Ml'l.lll- CM: No. 191 £41,,,rtl el.
Thoy st iII n.outavtur,.. r 4 wand, n brge and pit, 01 0..•
CASTINGS. noi,pri,Z4
C.,klR2 Stovezi, Runges and Slide. Milli+,
OPP P.fR1,012 . !MirES
Grortr.s
MANTLE KITCHEN GRATES,
Ifollow - Warr, \Caron BoxB, Uog Irons,
flu .x+, irk k I.l.knr roI•TA,
and narbinerr Ca.tingk (hmeraliy,
Awl li.lA and wAtEn vtilts I.f all sines.
"; AND SAILS rt ' ; ' l
!lon 11E )IKS7 RR ANDS,
Shovels, Spades, Picks, &a..
All of u95w..11 s 0111.• sold al manufacturer.' pr....
my7.lN
11.11.A.111
ID Ir:3,lmi:it Ast) "AB FIT'T'ER, N u . 10
nnar 3411, .1., 4r. ta..
Aldo - In:In Paskirtocuei rttid near
AA- V.• , ..r) I pliottof Vittitt,
royal tt
=OM
A. Mr EL L. 111.1.1ZSIII:LL. Secretary iti-
F .e,
I *1 ~ 1 C..nrwriny, m•I Wato:
we,tftru 111.1r
' -
I 4 ; AIM'S KE COFFIN, .k g o!,t
t F., buttraner ••••mer km.l
CIZZEZZEI
J. etT.
Utiesa•tie Tile Floor
==1:02M=21101
A LFRE LA N 6610 Am!.
Vitum THE ORIGINAL pATKNTEEs.
L anti Wiwi". Millar
T•.rk.
All w•.rlt e5,111.,1 In a Aupvrl.r atyl... nr3WlllO.
3ltri ran Vr, twar Lil.
, rt, mtlaly2
insurance a gents
rr IT}: At Cl' A EPEE Agent, N.1411111' I it. , u r
1. ,t,... r,..1....kn,.., Ha. w ~..t 4..4. -
- FINN EY, Agent Enreku I limit-nett, C 4...
C o ,,
R• N. .., I% ater %tr.,.
A . CA RBI Eli hBIM., AGE NTii
..i.‘• 4,111, 9 1,42i'. I.4zr.socEk t,cui,,,ui., 01 l'atAltru,..
1 - 4 M ADEI 11.1. Agent fir lA•Llw un
Nlotttal Infflaraner Co.. 42 Wnt., •Irnet
- _
T IMS. URAIL:OI. Agent llownnl Insur.
.mp.uly an.ll'ittAlnargh Lill. I ti•lwance Ilompanv.
n.rn , nod Maarl olLyet.g.
NEWTON' — JONES, Agent 31andnetur
rns' Irtuoraury Co, Wal 4lrwt.
Thos. J 111.; NT ER, Agent Fatrniene and
Medianki Inouranen Co- S. Watt, raw,
. .
. _
T Ill'A ROBINSON, Agent Contittentnl
1,0 -r C., 24 Fifth •
- 1) W. POILNI)ExTER, Agent I; rem, \V 1.4-
-LA/ • mi I:L.41111c., Co.. tr; Flout
Ural Eistate agents
WF. M L ROY. REAL ESTATE
mot Intrillgrnro AFont., Mir 1....rt.'
l'itt4orgll. Pa., 10.10.10 Ow Ailing sod Itenthor -, 4
h 4. City Warrontr bought at01,..44.
Mon Mal is had to Fans nod tlartl.m. Worn!. wrvonta for
i"s'U, abode! 111nrial torm.
jn_t:daatvF
LAKELY ItICIIEY, REAL ESTATE
.1.) Dreher., seiner of tioventh 001 .lento,
litttelitere.h. IS. Farina, Ilona, Lehi, hill,, Furnavet, tr.,
bought and sold on r/111.45114111.. Land Warrant., Itilla.
fWnda gad Note, negotiated. Yispecial attention KiVl..
subdividing Yuma and di11...111g of them. Terms reserion
ble. se Lblidattrti
- --- • • -
WW Alt I), BILL IlltOKElt
...I Ural Ifelide Agent. nines Grain street, Niue
wile St Patin. Cathedral. All bitsloras entrnetiel to hint
proinptly attenhal to at tenantable eitintuissiona. myiry3ity
ri . ) , .013. - tiki • W. lIIINN, REAL ESTATE
VA am! ltentratnei Agent attends to buying and selling
!Leal Estate of every &withal.. and to Ageney intense.
Fenerally. AI., to blotting property loan lows or damageby nr, for good, reliable litilislelphia Companies. l'ltergee
reasonable.
AlyrOf Oro STtiet able of Federal 010.1. secrete! doer Amid,
of the Not lit tdonlnons. Altelliteny City.
.41,-.T.V1.1.011,1111 TOO, 11. VIOLIN
AUSTIN 1.00.M1S Ft, CO., L)EALEItS IN
1 .„,„, 1 „,,,, N „,„, Dowd .% Altirtogew awl sill tichuri
thw, fir Mon,.
Thowy baia.ai ,m ch.A. at. ohurt datot, with cull:demi
limiting.. • . •• • • . . -
.
NOWA AND DKAPTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
l'orsus tlcalrluit losswtcAtt he ekteuMmalatodon rrammat•lo
Drno. and m 1,1011.16 eau to , fornizlit4l , Ith g,.41 struritlem
nl renontratlt , i lnH. Aba atilt:ll to Mt, Itt.talog
tottl U•Astblisf.ltetsl gam.
ci-om. N. 02 1 , ...rtN Abovu I._
ire-AVSTEN-LOODIS, Nrottlry
B3IeLAJN & EON, Rent Estate Agenta
EA Dill Dram . .. NI.. OS', Vnnrth stm.t.
TII.OMAS 06)DS, !teal Estate 44, , ent, Isto.
rt ViAtritt .tent. . •
lipboltitcrg,
Paper Warehouse.
WILT ER •P. MARSHALL &
pnrlthi and Dooloni, ST Wood etfilo,botwoon Yourdi
idiot and Diamohd Alley, alien , my be Synod no isteuslye
I , oofttitent of ovary deNcription of Popeo flanglo4o, for IN,
lora. Ilalls,,Dinlod Ikarne said Ctuunbete. Ala, Window
•c 4 i.V490 ". ! :' 0/ 1 1,TEVI". )lAtfllrL7.4 fkr
• .
L rOMUND.,O:I
.4 • EDNIUNPSON CO, Noe. 9G dud "J 8
ES
a Thin' atiret, now Wood, Stanufnetore Aldrs
ra and e
ALL PAPER. • •
cuirrercdooDs.
-otorAsrsm vrtimitts ; •
TASSELS AND CORDS.
„ COItSCIRTS.BEad,
"OPRlEG • mArrussa,A.,
Wonld tiding astestio• of purchamevi to thei r u m ,
and mind stack.„ atfteind
J SEIBERT, P
_ RACTICA if pricuorn,, ,
• .0.T0., 100 :Third . Strove, Pirtawrph,
Ihordartarer uul deafer. Irt CURTAINS, CORNTCP
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Cormtponc or the pateiborgh
1:02t=1
The drenching rain of yesterday gave
way..to n gloripus June sou and a bright, sky, as if
to accommodate thepart icipatorsin the great rail
way celebration of to-day. This busy city put
on her gala dross during last night, and the morn
ing saw every street and thoroughfare through
which the procession lens to pass, decked with
streamers, flogs anti garlands, and waving a
welcome to her guests. The excursion train ar
rived about midnight at Illinoistown just oppo
site this city and it.t approach was announced
by the firing of cannon, Four large steamers
had been hired by the citizens here to; receive,
accommodate, anti brelk , kftist the gueilaiand fer
ry them across the river. This morning about
right o'clock, these boats, decorated with flags
and vochl-wlth bands of music, made an excur
sion tip and down the river, passing the levee
and giving to the passengers a view of the river
in front of St. Louie. In the meantime the wild
tare—infantry, artillery and cavalry—the fire
companies and citizens generally had assembled
to receive their visitors with becoming pomp nt
the place of landing. At that point with the
usual amount of exploding powder, and the usu
al quantum of horns, trumpets, drums, bugles
and cymbals, the reception was consummated.
The streets were in a horrible enuotit i o n, ami d the
city authorilies, mindful of the comfort of their
weary and travel-worn friends hail provided a
vast number of carriages and omnititisses, many
more than were needed, to convey them comfort
, ably to the place whole the dinner, the speeches
and the etceteras, were to come MIT- Having a
horror of crowds, prancing horses, banners,
anti-fire " machines, big bands of music with
touch noise. Mel prooessions in general. we
dropped out of- t h e crowd and looked on from a
favorable position, for the benefit of oar readers.
We take no particular credit for this, on the
score of self-denial, because it is pleasanter to
sit in one's, own inn, than to toil in the sun, eat
a cold bite, and listen to urn. Cnss administering
a verbal soporific, or see S. Arnold Douglas
speak in an open shirt collar and Imre arm,i, and
that we believe is the order of the day. Mr.
Hates, an eminent and estimable citizen of St.
Louis. is, however, to make a speech of welcome
and that we world like to hear and shall, if pos
sible. .
The procession was perhaps a mile or a mile
'rho n.snaLnr of viol
tors from the east is, however, comparatively
total'. The military, fire companies, German
Turners, and public and private "turn oats,"
made up this line. We took oote °elite whole
on its way to the banquet tables, some two or
three miles from the city: and t hen, leaving them
to their pleasures after the rains of yesterday,
the railway journey and steamboat accommoda
tion of last night, and the heat and mud of this
morning, we walked about this city, looking at
its mild . ie buildings and its private residences.
its tokens of prosperity nail business. and con
sidering that anon it will become under the in
fluence of those free institutions which it is now
stretching forward to and which another decade
will see it attain. As the Democrat of this morn
ing in substance remarks, it is impossible - that
so thriving a city as this, which is stretching its
giant arms abroad and gathering to itself the
trade of all the region north, east and west, a
•
sits in which labor must be intelligent to he n,
profitable as may he, shall long lie stifling under
the incubus of servile toil. The state, with its
vast preponderance of white men, so rapidly in
, creating in number. cannot long hold out against
tire example of this proud city. It is n hopeful
sign that, in spite of "national democracy. - -
which means border-rutlianism--everybotly dare
Speak their sentiments here on the great question
of the day, and that the St. Louis Demor,of, the
organ of free labor, is daily incre.a;ing in power,
ability and circulation. More anon.
June Lth, (.iftrrrtoon).
Gmrre.:—ln n letter this morning we hinted
at mute of the proceedings in honor of the
guests invited to this city. Of course you have
seen iu the Cincinnati papers and received by,
telegraph an account of almost every thing which
has transpired worthy of note. It will be ne
cessary to add but few particulars. lien. Cass and
S. A. Douglas did not come here as expected; so
the speaking wan done by others and doubtless
as well done ns though those guns of larger bore
had gone off or come on the rostrum.
The place chosen for the ceremonies wan ad
mirably adapted it:kite purpose. The State fair
war held there last year and fur its accommoda
tion, an immense circular structure with a radius
of some 400 fool had been erected on it swelling
mound in the midst of a grove some three miles
west of the city. This exactly subserved the
present purpose. Under the roof of this struc
ture and at an elevation of some twelve feet
from the ground the table was spread, extending
just half way around the circle, antbapproacheji
by Nights of steps from either side. About the
enclosed circle bands of music were stationed,
and fountains threw their sparkling waters into
the sunny air and among the branches of the
*trees, while companies of military reposed or
mintruvrod on the green and men and women
enjoyed the cool shade of the groves.
The repast was ample, wanting neither in
quantity nor quality. The tables were supplied
with native wines: and for those who desired
there were Inger beer and Pittsburgh and Scotch
ale in abundance. There was even cold water
for such as preferred it.. The hospitality of this
great city certainly commended itself to all her
guests. The freedom of the municipality was
tendered them, and you were welcome every
where at the sound of the magic words—"an
invited guest." The dinner over; came, t
specelitut, Mayor Ilrisnan. presiding. Tb ty
never tuid, we venture to assert, &belt ooking
man in that office. Free, easy, dial and
ready id speech he introduced the various ora
tors in the happiest manner, and patted them
on the backs whenever -hey run short of breath
from trying to make Clic inselvesheard. Various
persons from different anti distant parts of the
Union made efforts, bt t the din WAS so terrific
no one could hear awo d. We heard the speech
of Mr. liatini who made the greeting of the city,
- highly praised, but were not present. Professor
Mitchel the astrotionier of Cincinnati, and the
pioneer engineer upon the line of this great
roadnow completed, spoke with such stentorian
tLia4An. a;I1tIIa5
voice thaike made 'em hear him and an excel
lent, neat little speech he - made too. A gentle
man among nis auditors 'made a Speech which
every body beardlikeWike by Springing up and
exclaiming" with great earnestness—" Mr.
Mayor—l have within one minMe lost my pocket
book from my. pocket"--hut no tiie'Eceinetl to
think that kin remarks had any thing to do with
the culcbrationruid things went on as before.
We must Close this letter here or miss the
mail. Adieu.:
THE BAPTIST AMOCIATION AND THE TRACT
SOCIATT.-AVALII almost unanimous vote, the
Baptist Aissociatiori (Sl:Virginia on Monday re.
solved to withdritw their:Countenance and sup.
port, from theiAmisidivittoi t inct Society,' in con-
Bootlace nf its isient action in reletion • to" tho
slavery quo:Akin:•
•
JiAttyaz or Cam' .Srintmartses.--Cozumm
00t.mlut are obliged to pay exorbitant prices
for wets, will not be likely to shed tears oven
,the figinie announced by thesaw Tork'Nens o f
intimates of the moot prominent and extenalve
speculators in cattle at the Bull's Head market.
ig".o;:j.s`•
Footmen tare—lTS DAM:MEM—Mrs. Nlar
guret Ann Marble, one of the captives' taken at
Spirit Lake, at the time of the recent massacre,
`arrived at Minnesota on the 30th of ?day, in
charge of Mi. Charles E. Flandrau, agent for
the Sioux of the MisSiusipPi.
"On 'the lath .of March a band of Indians
came to their residence, at Spirit Lake, lowai
murdered. her husband, and took her prisoner
to their camp, where she found three other white
female captives—a Mrs. Thatcher, a Miss Noble
and a Miss Gardner. Mrs. Marble thinki"the
husbands of Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Thatcher both
escaped:heing killed, but the entire family of
Miss Gardner fell a prey before Miss G.'s own
eyes, and then she was dragged away to the
wigwam of the war chief of the red murderers.
and brutally violated. Immediately after com
mitting the murders at Spirit Lake, the Indians,
with their captives, started westward, and trav
elled for about one month through a circuit
ous, rough route, unknown to any except the
savage, and encamped at lust at a place called
Skunk Lake, west of the Big Sioux river, and
about one hundred and fifty miles northwest of
Spirit Lake, where the outrages were committed.
the route the captives were subjected to
the severest hardships, and torture, being com
pelled to carry heavy packs of shot, and to per
form the most degrading set-Tice by. day, and
submit to the most brutal outrages by nigla.-
I•'sr the first few days of their capi4ity they re
sisted their tormentors. but were beaten with
clubs and threatened lobe shot until they at last
syhtuitted, in the hope sooner to he rescued.
"Mrs. Thatcher, who waS in feeble health,
was unable to carry the burdens _lmposed upon
her, and when endeavoring to cross the Big
Sioux river upon some trees which the Indinns
out down on both aides, to form a bridge, she,
being very weak, lost her balance and fell into
the river. She dropped her Burden and suc
ceeded in swimming almost to the shore, when
an Indian deliberately aimed his rifle at her and
Sitot her through the head, killing her instantly
The body was ; left to float down the current,
which-was mlifened with her warm life blood.
This tragic scene was hailed by the Indian wo
men (who seemed jealous of the presence of
the white captives) whit wild shouts of exulta
tion.
"Mrs. Marble informs the that she and her
surviving companions read, with a dreadful err
tainty, the fate which awaited them when fatigue
should overtake them. Mrs. Marble had her
liberty purchased by Indians who were sent out
for that purpose.
"On the 23d inst.. n party of friendly Lac
qui Parle Indiana was despatched to Skunk Lake,
with all the requirements in the shape of pre
sents, to purchase the release of Mrs. Noble and
Miss Gardner. Four days' travel would bring
them to the camp of Ink-pa-du-tall.-
ST. Lorin, June roth
A Sao T.o.n.—Says the lawyer: ..A . l& .
nods sometimes very nearly approach reason in
their cunning. 1 got interested in the study of
serpents down in Arkansas, where I spent the
most of last year. I don't know why, but I
was constantly watching them and testing their
sagacity, by placing theta in new :situations,
and surrounding them with norel expedients.—
Of all kinds, I experienced most with rattle
snakes and copperheathe - One afternoon I seal
ed myself on a little knoll in the woods, to
smoke and read—for I always had a book or
newspaper with me—and had been enjoying
myself for some lime, when I espied a copper
head making for a hole within ten feet of where
I sat. Of course I threw clown my book and
cigar, and .proceeded to try a new. experiment.
As noon as I stirred the rascal made a rush for
the hole; hut It:aught his tail as he got nearly
in, dud jerked him some twenty feet backward.
Ile threw himself into n coil in no time, and
waited for me to.pitch in. lint I concluded to
let him try his hole again. After a while he
started for It, stopping when t stirred, to coil
himself hat as I kept pretty quiet, he re
covered confidence nail again went in. Again I
jerked him out. No sooner had he hit the
ground than he made a grand rush fur the hole
in a straight line fmkpy legs! But that did'ut
work, for I got nut of the way, and gave him
another flirt ! This time he lay still awhile,
appearing to reflect on the course to be taken.
After a time he tried it again, though ether
slowly. After getting his head a little way in,
he stopped and waggled his tail, as if on purpose
for me to grab it. I aid so: and quicker than
a flash he drew his head out, and came within
a quarter of au inch of striking me in the face.
However, I jerked him quite a distance, and re
solved to look out next time. Well, he tried the
Santo game again, but it would'ut work—l was
too quick for him. This time he lay in a coil
I half an hour, without moving. At last, how
ever, he tried it once more. Ile advanced to
within flee feet of the hole very slowly, coiled
again, and then, by heavens! got the start of
me by one of the cutest tricks you ever heard
of."
How was it. ?" we all exclaimed in one
breath.
"Why," sail the narrator, sinking his voice
to the acme of solemnity, and looking as honest
anti as enher as a man could look, '• Why he
just turned his head toward toy hand, and went
down that hole tail.first !" •
Tue ADVANCED Paten or Teas.—The total
export from China of teas to the tnited States,
for the period betweeti the Ist ofJoly, 1858, and
the Bth of -March. IOA, shows a falling off of
10;d:33,17K lbs. on the exports of the year end
ing 30th June, I$ oi, with no probability of the
exports being largely augmented for the period
between the Nth of March tt he date of the last
trade circular) and the 30th of June next. In
fart it is said to be safe to estimate the addl.
t tonal export of black tetts for that period at not
over r,00,0011 lbs., and of greens at certainly not
exceeding 3.000,000 lbs. The New York Poet
uns:
In this state of the supply, which must at 100,41
be over twelve million pounds short at the end
of the season, consumers as well as dealers ac
knowledge a higher standard of value for the
fragrant herb. The advance in black term,
Oolongs, since last December, has been fifteen
cents per pound; and Young Ilyson teas.; of low
and medium grades, have experienced an ad
vance of one hundred per cent. over lam season's
closing prices.
A few ••lines" of Young llyson, embracing
about four hundred packages, which were sold
at auction in this city last November, at four cents
per pot, have been resold by the purchaser
at twenty-livecents. One of the dealers on Front
Street has already cleared between $lOO,llOO and
$200,000 by his operations in tea during the
present season,
It will thus-be seen that the strong and rapid
advance in thetea market has been the result of
a short supply and active demand; but when it
is considered that we may hear at any moment
of the entire suspension of shipments at Shang :
hal, and, in fact, that as soon as a sufficient
force from England arrives at the tuutt.of Graf
all five ports of entry in China, will probably he
plo-ed under strict blockade, it would not be
surprising to see teas at a much higher figure
than they here yet attained.
THE DE3IOCRATIC ,SO3IINEN9 FOR Tug SI . PHENIK
Corot.—lt will be perceived from our telegraph
ic dispatches that the Democratic State Conven
tion, which assembled at Harrisburg yesterday
to nominate candidates to till the vacancy occas
ioned by the resignation ofJudge Bears and the
expiration of Judge Law's, term, have nomina
ted Mr. Stumm, of Berks, and .tudge TUOUPRON,
of Eric.
Both are men of ability. Neither of them
have, however, mare to reecommeud them in
this particular, than a thousand other gentle
men in the State who belong to the legal profes
sion. Judge THOMPSON is obnoxious on two ac
counts. His connection with the violations of
law which occurred at Erie several years ago
are well known and need only be referred to to
be vividly recalled to the recollection of all.
Besides this when a membei of Congress from
the Erie, Clarion, Venango and Crawford dis
trict in 11150, he was chairman of the Committee
in the House of Representatives which reported
the Fugitive Slave law, and was ono of the three
members of that body from the North which rot
ed for the passage adult la*. It would be a
• burning shame for the freeman of this State to
place such a man
_upon the Supreme Bench of
this glorious old Commonwealth. A violator of
law is not the person in whose keeping the con
versation of law and Justice should be entrusted
—muchless should the man who was mainly in
strumental in making this free North of; _ ours a
hunting ground for slave-driverstteplaced in so
lofty and commanding a situtttiont. lima.
A Home TIIRVAT AT TOT TRAWL —A merchant
of New York who was on the verge of bankrupt
cy, took a walk - one day with his cashier, who
bad grown rich and built several thie houses in a
fashiOnable avenue. In his pride - of heart In
showed his employer his palatial dwellings and
asked triumphantly, "What do you think of
that !" "I think," said the merchant after a
' , that you had better take toy tattoos and
let me act so tardier."'
A farn - ter in Canada- .recently had a large
clump partly eutof the grettud, anti deseetided
beneath:for that's° purpose of entUngibtr , root:
otroY , when the and-the latnnip
sinking beek..oronhoo blot to death in 411 in
k friend divided one efthilreeiforlc iiritateit
taahltmable churehis' Butrd.',' hi
lance learned front hbn'titat th e;ext riv
that 4*,eints . tk. hear; iet him hear,wiehleit the
reieliriaidered, "he that ltatifjlihth
him ph."
IMMO
VOLUME LXX----NUMBW 251.
tlboiciatto.
lAft.. R. T. FORD still , onntinues hie no*
P'L' ETA:ilia: PRACTICE otaft, .W.* end 0
Pennsylvania Avenue, (Fourth Ptriet . Road,) Eart4Ttl of
Diamond street, Pittsburgh. Pa. • •.. • • '
His unlimited success in Acute and Chronic Finn.. 'On'
not he monied In any . of the medical Faction of driffrreent
. . torlSrilitarljr.
R. CAA ; IiE.,CONSULTED
D
at Dr. aiiiilis,mmer Fifth and S . AnjOlllehl Meet+, on
WIMKUDAIiti on.t 9,21TU1t DAYsl,ll.lon 10 to
1 and .1.-to
"' 3 o'clock.. • • -
-Reoldene.o on 'AO llttorittirllto Nod,
/NOP. (lett% ... .. • . lc
TIOCTORS . GAZZAM FLEMING.
_LJ 011:kn Na 25 math street, Ptttsbnrgb, I.
lIIIISGRAVE'S
Gas Cooking Apparatus.
ECONOMY
AND
• COMF•Ct• - •ItT!
PATENTED JANITAJIY 8 1856.
FOR TIIEEE STOVES ON 31 4 . 1.1100-
ANY Stand. which doers &mat, with 'all the were
complete air Cooking. Price 41/30, The beat appanage with
Vivo Mose° complete is $l5. A sitigle Stove and Miackat to t
le. and le complete to do every variety of Cooldnr, , except
the wale ' which may slry from to $lO, accorilleg to the
fatally. Common 'Rove tin wow may Small %milks
140 two etoves on la manual wastudateL The part that
'lmagist.. Tailors, Voile° fial.mns, Bashers and Bath ROOM%
sestets° le $4.2.a. It will meat non table, shelf es floor, In
any 11 , 01111 ur story.
kneh Store being equivalent to one OM Light, end not
gruerally used at Ma same timr, no change of Malmo' (bas
will he roluired ena pt tits latter whore the atove le
attached. It take* taunt 2.50 feet of its., per mOnth to do
ho csakilig and ironing for math 'member of a family. Thu
prior. of (law in Pittsburgh Li $.1.50 per $l.OOO feet, making it
ahout Otto mut and a. half per day for each per..
• Tide Store IN now brutal to the citizen or Pittsburgh
told Allegheny City.at No.la Thirdstraat, Pittsburgh, where
the public am invited to rail mai see the practiMl working
of this invention.
Fur Itighte Sane, addretot tho andel - W(O , A
DIL J.
No. 73 Third Ftreet, Pitt+Sngh.
• . .
A T THE BUFFALO PRIVATE
A
PlTAL.—Estabilsbed kw the true of Seminal Weak
and the :Surat Infirmities of Youth sod Maturity, by
Olt. AMOS A SON, Betrfalo, New York. Office oorner of
Moto and Quar r toorts, (twenties.)
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An luertrtiment for the cure of Genital Debility. or Nco
turns) Erubsious, or more properly known Smnhaal Weak
ness, Au Can be permanently curedin than litheen to twen
ty dap. by the usoof this instrument, triton used conjointly
with the medicines.
YOUNG MI TAKE PARTICULAR . NOTICE
Da Am, A So; amine only phyaiclans in the Otron who -
are member. of the Itbyal College of Surgeons, Lembo;
gnuittatettuf one of the most eminent Colleges In the United
States, Irks plovonv In announcing that they lave invented.
a most Important Instrenteut for the cure of the above dire,
e.twa. It bag loot; auldectol too test by the mod eminent
physician. In Loudon. Perim. Philadelphia and New York; It
bas lost de bared to be the only usefed instrument ever yet
M.:covered to the core of Sononal Wettkneca, or any dtseato
naf c f he gcsital ermans, enuoal by sattsfy 'the ths escret bairns of youth.
DK. Am. 00., (WADS' to mon skepdati as
to the :melts of these Instruments, pledge themes:lre . . that
in any instance where they may prove ausatisfactio7 after a
Girt riot the mom, will In refunded by .returning
thein
atroment In good oider.
PersOns wishing the above to:
that the price, with the accour
packed and sent by express is .$l
NEW ItESIEDIES AN
Soren plicate complainle, gk
nom, pains In the loins, atTectiot
the bead. nose, tinned and skin.
lions arising from a secret Ida
constiletional debility.
the end Me:grey. both body nod
- - -
Per+orm in-any pa.rt of the
trealtd by fin - warding a car,
relnittance for medhinr,tc,
/fir - Fent:do French rile for
Add,. Dil. A)IF , S k SOS'
Haiti., N. Y. . mrl
LIQUID lODINE,
Scrofula in ellits forms,
l'ousumption,
Liver Complaint,
Htemoptysea,
Heart Diseases,
Fever and Ague,
Derangement of the Liv
cr, Kidneys and Blad
der,
Tumors.
Bilious Diseases,
Hemorrhage,
Dropsy.
Rhe-auatism,
Neuralgia,
Nervons Affections,
Female Diseases,
Dyspepsia,
White Swelling, &c.
DR. KEYSER'S,
Jt E.le
:4;. I ECOND FULL ST!
kJ OIL CLIMB., MAITI Nt
e.. - pet Mtore.
W. D. 1 11. MeCALLI , 3I having Just tettllned from the
tenetern here. owing to the present depressed stile
14 the tnarket, they het, purehneed. and at eery
large wel olnee.t rntirvlr nen' .toel: of CAIIPETUKG,consiet-
Istg In part of
V,lvrt and thrvv.l.l). new mad brnalfalpattenaT.
Tape..try an.l 'omtnon, Ind ^ofo
I'ol,t atol Tufted lloartlk
M.o. a very tar, varirtv al DOr Mata, Window. Sh.ul,
Stair Rod, Malawi tin,' Ifolland, all of which .I=ll ho of
fend at tho LtAVEST RATE for mall. It,ael nod boo*,
teeper.. wflt nod It to their ti.lvantage to give thorn n call.
Jo:t -
W. D. h. lI..IIcCALLUAI.
WILLIAM WARD,
TIEALER. IN 1•11031ISSORY NOTES,
j rand, Mortgage* and ucuritieu for money.
I . crunme mu procure. Mum through my Agency, un mum:
able term,
novo: wi..hino to hott-4 thoir roomy to good otlTOntlctt,
u always 1111%1145t and detxtrol clam tumor tarty oIIk (or
All I,lllllllonlest And intervießS trictly conflactad
T 0 S P
F
(doecemor to)
KIMB.U.L, MESSICK &
MANO.Vir HALL. FIFTH STREF.7;
OFFEHT TO TILE PUBLIC ALL - THE
neh, en. of the .moon, weird up at the shortest no
tire, (nun 6 o'clock in the morning to ldrielock of night.
Blaine...limn and others will do well to mill in awl exam
ine our Bill of Faro et :toy time to suit their appetite. .
licriog arrangements mode to receive choice articles in
onr lira, from Baltimore, Philadelphia and Norfolk, In, an
offer a (emit aopply of
OT.STKICS,
HALIBUT, ' '
TROUT, ' LACK HERRING,
And tram the West, all the alerleties of PRAIRIE IMAM,
area •1
PRAIRIE WICKER& REED DIRD& Ac,
which wr ran Amnia] to InvallA. or others, at NEhrolowile or
Retail. either at the cornor of BAND AND PEEN sm., or
at WALNUT BALL, Fifth strret. atm r11:10
'VINEGAR 111A.DE EXPRESSLY FOR
V foully me end now sold In more than 012044 i of the
Groceries of Pittaborgh and Allegheny. where Pickles can
be teen, acid In my Itarehoose, that hate bean meml In It
for years.
Winn Vinegar made from Ohio grapes, meet to the halt
inourtetL
Ohl Cider Vinegar that will IXer reducing . ene•half and
tW I be good retailing Vinegar.
The attention of private Wogleo, hotel keepers, and thi
ronntry merchants In porting., Is &roand tn . thii
71to above Vinegant toromooted to to an represented, anti'
to whirls 'torn aavdodtho First Premiums of a Silt. Modatt
and Diploma at the .tats Agringtoral Eshlhition of 1888;., '..."
d. BALLOU,.
140 Water aryl 148 Mist
1851. Ittaveal Steiigll • • 1857.:
TIEMOST. COMPLETE -ASSORTMENT":
of Cipking, Parlor and Ileating.Stovea to he Sound In
Allegheny City, at the lowest pekes, romped:dog in part the
celebrided :
Ydna Iron Clt. r.,
Aurora,
Tropic, Cryital ' Abaco Cooking,
Donny of the West.
Together with every variety of articles intim line, such am
Hollow Wart, Jloneo.F.tunaltdang, Goiter. and Spunting,
Squirrel and Parrot Cages. Call at Sign. of . the, Rool,adree
liE, Federal street, Allegheny. - • • "
uir3o , n DLIT.
11. T. SY= l ...
PROPRIETOR.;
OIV E N'S E -
CORN/CR FOURTH AND JFJPIRPON STS.,
LOUISY;ILLE,E.Y.,
1. W. RITYOLDS,CIeIk....
Stucco Worker.
JARI r. owErti, • '
CORNER ELM AND WYLIE STREET.%
S TUCCO AND•DIA. - STIO WORKER,
glen tonlealer attention to sal or*ts tat work. ids
CENTRES and ORM MEM at +al kIuX Mtigalac.4 .
abort notion. ' ' 1921:17d
--- • • .
01Ncywura.AACrpg.
A NICE PRESENT WITH ELM 100 K PRAM,
NOW ISTEE TIME TO SEOURE : .: - .33Aii.
GAINS 4 No, be. BLErket street between id sod 41.6
stmts. Sat dsy and evening With. repienthatid - gook,-
Sligo or the Gift Book Ewer,EVAN'S a vo,•-•
mylsam. Bonet. or fiertiltn?arm,lhy,
Preelaustattosa—llogs +mama Dow..
IHENRY. A. IVF.AVETi,. of " .aid
(sty, prod.iiatsm, *it rm. AM
awn dm 10th day of .loon-A. D. Mc that the onliturawkr
testing to 1 10 0 ind kale roilkrat kr" ••Waltastylally
pop required VS I,a4,lk4litisiarkslalia. •
ttett : n =MT . IVEATUL Miypro,
._ .^ .• .4i 0410 Ar I; A., 16 l • , ~---,..:;•
itoroast. N. N.W - 'Bl G li-p.kiN.riegO:. --,-
.. 11 . 1 ... Kart (06}PoltOILINIWIdlimyrbhd limeniA , ."
Wood alidYszklit'streett. AlkoplemP.m.P4r
AllitAtniaten#4dlaliolvrkirittr. - _ . .
DWI
§TARCII- AGEI4Oy,ILLYIt. 4,
41.4. - 3101soyf
Altn i tt ll , WfortiPOkeiletOwied WM*
grAßCll,(wbkbit, walkltaalVtfittlivin .
la thhi mutat) crs. lo =POT ,
i.vl l
en , ~,, ,T,,, w a ct , rw e, . .., finite laratOutimpttio
Tn.% In ibb ettiar;to biallgUolete. olloB tocr, i,
mad .blett will 2,l4,o,l9llVbsdiset. :., ~ r i.,.,),ii ,
h COI 1
... . .
r 4 ;: r : ;
Altar Mucous;
NEW TREATMENT.
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE.
ful Instrument, alit observe
rallying direadloas, eeeurely
10.
'D QUICK CURE&
re, strictures, seredinel weak
-113 of the kidneys,dineweea of
and all Dhe. dreadful after
it of plata, which produce;
arriage. IturomlLK, and in
mind_
o,rlElbe 1111.4,0it111y
detail or t heir rue, with a
ocutner Main and Quay atc,
7_ • del6aborljB
RIP DIRRASH-.4, /ewe an
extraordnarj-. mee e or
Diner, that boa tpdtbled the
man for Team. as which di.-
charged matter Omagh as
many ea a dozen holm 14. the
. that the (*Sent was
Lamm from the effects of It.—
Di' I. now neatly well, and le
able to walk altmti the roan
will soon be tadillebed,,wlth
all feet, Cored b y Dr
awlers' Inane Water.. Sal
at DR. KEYSER'S, Itio. 140
Wood Street, eign of the
Golden )lortar.
SCROFULA—A lad ugml
Lent eighteen years, residing
lln Ctortiere tomosiblporho
Iland Scrofulous dame of the
line/ Joint„ttrod . . was soured
esriffi ulcers for thres , ithrs,
lhas also beta cured hy lodine
Wotan' • _'
Sobt by R. FLEYWEIIe No.
140 11" reel stmt, ah,ql of the
Golden Mortar. befieltata
140 IT in ST,
At SI
PPLY OF CARPETS.
us 1,, of the Fourth Street
I=3:IUMIM=a
I=4==
800 AND PR ' ' OUU
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