EIESE 1 - 1 Ef-r2olr`lSNFn llg 1786. YORK ADVERMIEBIEELOTS. lonst TIASCUER, OWIIN t CM,. 0 rmuf, Normi rcr. Ao Ne.s.litund ats —Magni lea Patent Cream Praeger. N ' EXTRAORDLNARY AND ASTON . . 781 /XfCVliiiptoirtitiiht in Cream Freezing, will to 1112 - 1113=1:4 bye simple aid ele,rant app. eatioire Weil IniOwn prinriples, produeitigthhi deaL - able Lad aurprialtig remit. A 'child of ten years ow mans,* it aritiout dtaletlity. " THUD: SILVER 311MALS l i e l p ir A , litullgarybri In wn f i ltute, and FI laaT et„fers.ditit.. 44' . ' . ity iirihriiiirurstuairreisil other. ' ~.,_:•11 farther owl eotiailicinti proof of .tbe itsrylienee of MI , th*rioderaistieil IrillAratill,lb34 - ---.. , --'• r TiltiU6ANDa - r .. bite. Wad lilacs the patent Iris issued. bil*.Thicrtsuieg demand tor this popular ankle hide . the negate to resoled dealers to forward their or , does early. and thereby prettiitt dilay,. . r r Orders by !fan mill meet with prompt attention. . • Almond is a list of the retitil prices of the liroeser, for the cutitettleues Of thee. aratitiug• seine. one. . . - ... • _ . 14 /oQrazluVl.ll.rou Quarts 03, ion!. Qiurt. SI. S , . =S 5 ' N 4 , o itft!urtstx4 Faurriun Quirts 0, T., - :oAtreso 41 C. Maio, 001 Uroactinh h . .. r'''rk• • , MiTi/oute•:.: sill7.3mAl• ~.: * r.41 4 1 . 16.A641111111/7 iresen 1p Three Mid Ai Sal( Dlfnntea7 ei — WM - PATENT FIVE 3lM :tme 2111=1:11 PM TO - m TESTI—The T of /bl•o6ies [Near to heave cream lo five minutes as fllltiom6 6 4 on Irodoewhty, the 16th 46y of March, at Ton~llverooms of S. W. Smith, Ca 334 Auld -" _ way. 4611361 6 ktriesattleturPotembledto 60.616:hue front Prot. g111311•4:61 the imMert letligttrant6. Cream 6 . 666 - - • .tpallytmen'ln3t,lathlute. by ttiolratch. •3 quarts—A.- '•• 431 6 trunk. .63 4 14 %quip 6 04.• A 11bernr di;roant to the. tretde."6.l4 -WRAY, lulubcturer, !Ca Mine street. Nnw Orden, for the above p ro mptly execntid. Al, b . b.A.Abn .Cebt'for AArthnee cvlebrated Self Smtling CAA.. •bd .Jen. — Fornikle by GEO. IF. Itt•BLEW. apltklar Federal tt— Abet:l.lly. --- =ported Wtt4e. r Ziroetrie;i7 - 11a • I. & W. (EERY, 203 caul. stout, an 719 waxnurway, are- SOU. [Rotatillshod ISA] LiPORTEES AND DEALERS IN FIRST Quilt, - Family- Groceries , offer to tho Trods,litarla a Famines, and nilwho are choke in their lark , and demona pentane arlieic. a largeyarlety of 2/LALsen and 'Black, Polachiara Pouchona English . Ilmakhog, 'Qatari& Imperial. jiyisni, (lunpowder. Young Thew. Ake-, in cheats and half clines, kn. COME—Mochaand Java, WlNDS—Soloist, Shorties, Ports. Hocks. kc., very old and ours high grade to original packards, dontgahris , lyoul bottle BARTON and tIEST/DIPS CLAIIETS. CHAMPAIONS—Moot Ji. Chandon's Cabt iron, VA - -zrnay. Do Ifaldseirk, D. 11. Muinna's do •do do LlQUORR—Drandite, -Homy Whiskey. Gin. Arrack. . "intim Wirecli, kr. in erhnnal parrksafs, also Chew, • Itaistarldno, Anisette, Noyvan RlVlers. to.• LlcillultS—London Drown Stout, Scotch and English OIOAR&—A. variety or choke brands. • PICHLtS-Engtik and French: SAUCES—For FUN Carrie. Gone, Mot. kr. CIIRESEPttltotn Chadder, Royal, Victoria, Priors Albert. Pompom., Omen:6 6.14.31gn, D(1141 .14 I American. SUGAlLv—Loatoftuthed, Palle -ri,ed, St. Croix. ke_ in ha, tala load . half barrels. - 11A315-'-Waatrihalla and American. 011.9-011 re, Operm and Whale. .' , arOarldenora aro warranted unadulterated and of our 'mina Im . Ron. • te3altiv - 0014 Medal Piano.. STEINWAY tc SONS, MAN-17F p UFACTORERI3, 84Walker great, New. York,•reeelve4 f4leviag /Yea Prize! Nedidetre competition with the beet makers I.lloaton, haw Yoe*. Phettletphttentillaithnore. TWO FIRST PRUE MEDALS at the Itetropolitaa Fair. % i t irr . XYDAT!,. ' a l t emtal vamber.l333, (being the ea e ly Med e d ", gi N er a fo t r " 4.% wlthhithe bet axiom.) • 001.11-11141A1, al the Mso teed Institute, lisilthaore. SEECIIILST kr= MEDAL at the Fair Cry:Lai PAWN New York, November, ISt.O. Anloaa the. Judged were the drat musical talent In the rounti7, nub ao L iftwon. Gott ,webalkoFallenlatept and , =ay ctb.ent. St. t. S. Moos (with and wltbont the Iron Freta4 are warranted tor three , yeare;and a enittow.t . uarente• given: Tl•noe reeked and ehIPPA without charge. Preens moderate. iln!Sklyde The cut rult Can 15-.. 4 P rtje..."1 4 , 4 1 4 s a .CAN_ It tithe CHEAPEST 1 . . and MOST Duaknus IN THE WORLD. SOLDER, CEMENT It requires neither WAX, litw RUBBER RINGS to eeal Ic Nu LEAD SCREWS. ut TI TRIS CAN. ATRENCLIES eve use.,l It cleacas with a BERING lIASP, end einipts that any one Can manna It. Preprint= fur the United Piatm, 1T...v=8 PATENT sawn - LAMP AND YEEDEIt MANDPACTURIND COM PAST, Idt3 Bromism', N. Y. • Agents bribe C.119.111y. .1. pTh 11.1di itefrAM Tl gi C°25011`...'"4,17' COTTON IS Mir onivdnally knnere a. the eery beet to, :heady us , nod eta furPEWINOMActit,XDS. iftlhl Agerth e ItTCLEXIA.I t CIL • milky . a bey Street, New Turk. atuggists A. FAIINESTOCK & CO., WHOLE sale ca awl )lanufaccurere nf White Lead. end litharin, orner Wool and Front atreets, Pate bargb. trgehf J-SCHOONMAKER, MANUFAt.,'TUREI: • • or White Lead, Bnl Lead, Zinc. Pelet, Eitharg. Put ty and'WheleteleDeslur In Paints, Oil., Tartilstirs, Turpon t We, Le.; No. Wood et.„ Pittsburgh, P. ROE. WMIIIII7O EROS., (SUCCESSORS TO • .7.lrui4 A' co:4 ww...4. Drunigs, oa Wried street, Pittsburg'. - :FUJIN lIAFT, Ji. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS. woort7,LWAtdenale.tl Druzgigt pn , l Dotter In Palettx, Oibi, bruit,, Le, carom. Wool and Sl.llg .treetx. _laritoira." *tent toi Dr. 'Ford's nedtc:,. . a pll WIN P. SCOTT, WIIOLESALE DEAL .er Drugn. Pnintr,Otin. Tarnfither and Dr toff, In. 2;IGL/betty street, Allotters will readre prompt attention. Jar Agent far febrnrk's Pnimanic i yrn; • RP E. SELLERS, WHOLESALFI DEAL . grit" Drugs, Paint., DyeKtalT, 011.. Varnimbm At., N 0.76 {Too.' strurt, Pltt.borgh, ()c.d. 'warranted. Prices 110:111111WIC 'MACS• ILMTLIt. BRAIIN & REITER, WHOJLESALE A NI) Ratan Dru&;lsts,cornti of Lilarty and St. Clair td., Pittsburgh. . ir JOSRPII ELE3IING, (SUCCESSOR TO L. Wilcox k Colcorner . 3larkat street and Diamond, keeps ronotantly haw full and complete oveirtnivnt of Drugs, 31odlcietera Medicine Climta, Perfumery, and dl anklets per taining rinds busineaa. /filrThiskisas preacriptions carefully compounded at all Tonna JaVily 111 R. .GEO. .11: KEYSER., DRUGGIST, JJ 140 Wood Wit, corner ofWood area and Virgin Atlay.P,l• Pa.. , Commisston, tscr --' D. H. THOMAS. . COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, N.. AO P Strut, se. Loots, • Sm* Iftarzat & Ca, I Joars & Laura. .Loularrs,STruAlr & Co, Zoo &Pu.urra. WM purchase to order, Lead, Hemp, Itaron..Oralo, to Prompt itteatfou giretl to any roomer of forerarilinc: JetCl rd aPRINGER HARBAUGII, COM3IISSION 1,7 Morehaist, Dealer la Wool, Proetnlous and Produce gen. N0..?%3 Liberty street, Pitt.hurgb, Ps._ lERNRY S. KING, (LATE OF VIE ' Stlatt Moorhead ,) Canualselou Merchant, 1. Basler la Pit Metal &Malcom% N 0.76 Water totsoct, be low lairket,Plltabargb. Pa. . - AA. lIARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO HA1.:1417.J0m .:1417.Jom Cks,)Comminslon nod Forwarding 31er. Olson Agent of the ),ladlsou and Indianapolis Railroad, our •iser 'hat and Ferry Ma., Pittsburgh. Pa. JaZ,l,ed jEDWARD. T: MEGRAW, GENERAL Coterobeion3lerehant, and Wholefele Dealer to nano. acture4 Tobseery Imported awl Dolomite age,. FOOL tr, be., Yo:21.1 Liberty meet, °pr.:Weed. bead of stood Mit. burgh, P.. --, - • eel:112:1y 'BANDER GORDON. FORWARD bog land Clexemloaion Merchant, Lead Npe and Flleet ?L • Nth Dealer In Pig and Dar and tlhat, Atuerl , cn aim! Manilla limp. feat•lrm• iftitoic, TORN 11. 3IELLOIt, Na. 81 Won ffrj.b.tir4o.Dlimand nem anti rOTlrtb 'Met, Ap.sht foratICKERINO A SONS' tDortoa) PIANO FORTES.'IA DON HAMLIN'S MODEL MELODEONS and ORGAN HAEMONICIMSoknd Dealer in Maxie and Mein.' Goals 6 KLAIBER & RHO., No. 53 FIFTH cif Me °Ai.° Hero, Sole Ant IIIy:VUNNS Mew York) unrivalled Onuid and B:iiiane PIANO% tud CARHART a' "MEDIUM'S ,nruatine DBMS add ORGAN ILAILVONIUNS, Dealers la ?fade mad .llmicaillartruments. fen CHARLOTTE BLUME, 31ANUFACTUR - ZR and Dealarja Raw ratter. and Import.r of M! de wad Nadal lisatramanta. Sala AnnaLn . the lIA3IRLRO ' • :.,..pUNlZiolaa for ILALLEZ DA URA CO.'d Damon llama. 1,:t1 :; .1 1 W) and wLtbaniff.deanAttnebtaant. 11/1 Woodsnned. '" ' aftOnlq2o. Benjamin F. Blood, ' ;! .. tr:,::)0174.11.40E, AND ATTORNEY AT LAW S: :: ' AIIete : CIARSKBI . 3IONER Fan THE STATEs OP ' 2 .'..... ,, if: 21 ''' ' Obfo, - I RentrCy, Drrl ''' - ' 3 1 1 0 1 :44 ' ' 1 I_. , - , :..F...::, Maws, Woconsin, .' ~... and ooltiocia Won, nod Oath. & e,, , V . . .i)• . r* , M . &d pr weal In say of the *Soso ...V. , d24 1 0 116 . ‘n.....i5...--,.;.444 Theirs, , No. 45, Fifth street, Pitt. Jelcxcm '.........;,, oinatr., _II'XISIORT, ATTORNEY AT - raTilida no of ths.Bask of Plitsbnrgb,2.lo. 110 L... 1 . 1 .151n7. delB o Sral 011; MORRISON, AT -98 fourth at, maw Wood, mr24 MIT•IMORN a RAzEN. ATTORNEYS .11.1sor. - oMea la 0d4.2 1441 dint, rose atrc.t, N SEASON, .t.. AT -.. litni t fai 11117MILETEU78. do do; !.....,,,„iff.oMi Boelobta sad Mono by the yard • • " 'L. s 4 ':.y '.•~. • • ' •":1- ;•.••: • - -- --, NEW. YORK ' - s D natiaziamorrs,- -1 rrim , ycirticADvairrismourrs : itlailittallurcro- ..-.... . • . Frain ALBERS IL RICIIABITAONILIDTTZTUTH IA kilaß , From IL S. SCUELL'Sittreiti‘lig HOW; No. XI. ltran.l. 1 -..-- - -------"'""'"--- i___ w e A.T.A 11 41.11 , Orates , NlCOTreadiody.-Nann.yark. • . , aray. ~.. .. 1 WELLS; arfnqx & CO., ..... so Fourth Sir pet: Pitttliurgh,TlL, . schitivrtruciti NEW: i , rtsntrarrt. =a , liall t oliomag America Flrr•C rackerP/0101l i w Rips, THONGS AND sWITCIIES. PHIS is admitted to he the molt 111111.1ABIA , ToT rat idlfeitio fp - to tb..trAl , ,on.i In ~toplt , •fop. . . _L aTeroflrred to lonnaAmenca,saltahla for all tauten atilt , 1 nut ret per 111ahltelortv. T 0... it ur....1.ra a repon enual n. tho eanandu pi r ool, and 1, Tens -0 month., nr spr tent dnenatnt for cache carriea a hall troth the t o ur.cteion far ton Taves, thonah 1 s e ta:, .'..Fad • fir. u4th forty tumor to kIIL turAltuf, it Bo only rhea:land . . - -- --- - - - hartnleal pietol for tarant urxticu in exialet.c., 111.4.0fatJadd • j. II. 161 Eri'll'lL . , in four troth,: 110140 prim, 25 Mariana aptratd, ace-Mina j • Kl,PACtiltr.r. OP . to iln, market. 'Lade Klan $l4 per 10. plrtoli, c.. 4.11 un A, ROPES AND TWINE, . livery. Aut by .11 . apred, tr. ruty part of the couutry. , CiJra-r or .T 1 no and Irtin,f ttriel,, Adz!,:r i h, Mt. A. W. HALL. BM 1/rnadway, N. T, Inventor and:lola Ilant,Lteturer , ETA v}: A LWAYS OS lIA_N It A PULL A loll 4 ,,,, Hptic..lrithur n; rarln g a, earn to any 4.1d..1. en LI ',Nadu of Coil and Ilatar Borer, 1"...1 (. 1 r.1a,5,,8, an d receipt of a politagestatup. • i rart• run', ll•tri. Omen,. eat t.n and plat &Ben' loon, nits elt.teliEllS Conitantly ...1 1tt..,1. 10 , 4 A, ao, , ince co.! t '-lt.r.d Int.; Out Uttar, ot4,.ing and Ma.ort. Wanted. A laaautlful Specimrs, rist...l .. at I.) 1., p:,4 or . Lin-. nu2l:ls.d.iutl Bail protaid . rear nd of $l. 14 ' . ' 1 ' . 2 . .t. trn.1.1,1 Li...HMI all. N. .1.79.11 -. pATENT SPILINO BEDS, PATENT 11 , 1 1 11.1Nrt 1 WILLIAM' BARNHILL & CO.,' ranrallsaa, Prat Ilam 3 ariartarut, ,3T, Parrs r 1.1 11l Porn, +t ~ I P.'It.NT Ma:4)m.y, Pittsburgh, Pa. Vt lo 2 - . ll ' PBBBITX ]fa-r lttro CANOI.II-••,0,? Nr4s , S j r j r;. r 11111 LEE. 3141 K EltS AND SAFE . e maatmet.e. end ntTer for nal, 0.. 1 , ,4 1 4 1. rut rt ,. .1 , 1,,, ~,,,,,.., ~,,,,,_ _ . ,i ;attn. , lof Barnlull': Patent in thlo.B. any other Inarket A t........ 1 nen , ' I .' 4 ' ''' ,ll '' •. , . , • ~, j ~,u , r •, , r a,,,,_ . o• , ee autuf.e. u.. , 11. n. ..) a . iten.,l,llthalmt lor ..7 oat of hboi -- orr , <ln^" "I '"'" r,;' , 7::, - ,,` - , ~ 0 1 ,„ . ,,,, , ttee,..t.e, rim Bea. ea.,. l`nam. f fnflenaetn, Salt u.,• quttn,Net a rontlftne heaut,4ll.litalen. r. , i . . , , „ • I.onar lan., :roll lau 1, Lae fano ‘,..1.•. Al.„, in„,,,,,,,,,, , '" n. ur 4 l. , ... J ..' tn.v ” . `''' 4l "" i 4 ''''''''''" 4 ' h.. ` rj " "' • Wolk Itt, lg.. and Viaduct iron, d , ote at tin ' ~f ..r. Beale, nad other. win nalwllit the. nun . 110 , .1., • . , ~ . ~ d ime., 14. , . . I , . ~.. 11 1 , .. , . 4 11 radt • .r. In Inca, ti Out:tore pr andly attended to by examining eft, Bed. end IV . , led,. laln • • , x lien.. 1 .. IL A It . STE 1.1 - ToN. A: .e.J. .1.. -2 j..:.3m1,1 'AY? Varmint.. N. I -....t of 11... te n, : - •• Pattaill La . n114.... ' JOUVEITS SID-GLOVE CLEANER. 'l l /IF. .ATT I:NT I( )N OF 1' IlilliAt I E MA JOI:VEN'S KII44ILOVE CI.L.ANF:IL , J._ Khan:, 5.4.1ft1i.r. net Dealer. in directed to th, ! au , Jflrl'EN'S 11111-111,1 V I: CLEAN EP , .4 , 1, of N. I Eon. It.: 111.141 La Tofta awl To/annoy. JoUl E.V.4 liIDIILOVE CLEAN Klt l'n, ant 1.41. Coilir,n, Itailina. l ' . lll4lol4.Slditi. l'e.l akin.. 401 VEN', Kt 1/411,0% E et. 1:.(V IX i k, . 1.,, e.tlf. a,, aat. 1 n tarty, In 2.". cent. 1., r tattle ~ r.X)Ilf/ E. If. A NlElltrefa - :• N• o 4` el I'l ar , 2,1 ttli.p . eta 3 l'i'. L:".:.11n,.. m el 1.1,1 I..f.tur,tll.l'a .. tent, I.•r 1.m1., ' J M.l 311. - EL litiORKEN, IrANFr Al ITIrElt HF PINE S 1 T.11.‘ 1 . 4 11 ' 1 IVare Jnal 1 1 -.der In 11'01.n 1(0x, T.r, k•N ~ ..11 : lain old. I . 4.4Jargh, 4p,.. n.,..tantlf on 1,..a.1 .t, t %ten the• 1,., tle 11,044, an ~Or •Ja ..1111111 , 1,1tA1,. Illebilbll re awl ial $.41 Moch or re hen- r111, ,, 11. 1.., luau.. Lee .t. On. 1.411 e rleane .10 1a.,. I t ' , on.. 1.,10.• r fauna : , 0 pan . 1 1 , 1,0, .6b al, WI, lb 40' l LOW lb 11.111e,b-il 1 1.,117 OW 1,4,10 deal, :al lux all I , nronta. 1 a111“u .1.t..1. nuantu tonal I.' ..,t till` :Tale 0... I. no odor proeual, front Ole faun mown. fhr ,;10,e<011 I.• ' f0r,,,,..,,,, ..i... „ I. , nal il .tad not it Ira env/41,1y after It in , loma-.1. ‘% Mk a 1 , 1,e nf Ilantlrl f . Pirtitt Cotton Mtn., Pi t t atm ri.7h. apply a Maul' portion a th.. 1.1,p-wall,. A es) Jalltl. and r the dirt 'a 111 Blatantly ,11.1pn..ar. It 1. th. a u, r 1..,,,,,j 1,, 1i ENNEDY.CIIILDS ..t. l'O., MANUFAC tt...iia.i-titore alannfacturers of Fran, t. , flaturt t',..1 punt, , -11.7 01 tit...1:1.11d llalcilli..• /01 b lush the, r gl.n.. nn e ...0,11 ...I , 1' an .1 V , I heat) 1 J3!,., t.,:. el l u one...el. It Ouyt. 41 1.111 pe r. l ien ! n. ~ . .i . . ... 0 . , f t 1 j g le,tntl It.nko..ran e aruelet a.fl I o and for laattnaynig th. I otopl.aon. reunt,lo., t 0,. I . ~,,, - ; kr . for P 0 4 .004.11, earellen,a. any of the 0,,,,,and man ' preparation. n. 11.411. 44.1 for t tun p0i.... , tar i• ,I et ot, , !rid... rude."... of 'LI •reef.. 1.01 era,...,... a n ,. o . n . ~, j j,„ 11 it., Arndt. Is 4li 11110 ll 11l ev e r t.l la. Ity a bottle ot ft tor . Aj . - '' .j . ' 1 " ,1 4 'le' 1 ' 1 • 4 `...'' 25, tft.. and to .ills ever u 1.1,1..1.. u oh,. It If rfa I- A 4 .-. I' " 41 -tna ''. u. l l I ' 4 ' • ' 4 '. f 4. obtaltnal of all Irrna,net. nth! Loin., Ennr, ~ ..el, -I Tot - .1.1 ,1 Eti ilk VI" IN, burgh, and at uh 01... de. of the ...le unfut 'rt.., l'l.lllk a e11...,35 ill, \Db., Mb Y... A 1.1., 0 fle..-tonf t u.. n ,N I f• aI.Tl' f: E n .. v ~ ..1.. A . th ey. t. an ,t,l,rior ore, le to the not kr; la. , , Sr I.Pi i I IN t j rri LER; F . i11.11111 - i.• A,•id; w tll h. rareful to se. that the name of ('Linz I Co. 1. an. a a 4 .. i Nat!, .0 Vote. each 1,01.• u hirth thev pur 1 ,,.... ' Pat 't. , I. 1 11..6.,..:,. All di (1.. lion a'4 .1--1.1, _ _ nom.- Furni,failksit fiaiii;vore. _ -- A p.., In. ea , Eli'; 1 . 1 . 4.' or ...]:. rolftr'l'Wl.: I, 1., i ' ' ''jjjj ' ' ''''''' , LAUGIIILIDCIE A. 31.1. A WELI., NiP01:11.11S Anil .1.11 , 1..•, „I' I 'otlt.t . t . l'et,, , v0,E.5...t.)t., dare. Tea Tor,. Fire Ire:,.. t 0..., ~,,•1 1 . ... m. ,1..1 1 r1ni.1,.... I. ~ki:ag 47100- , .. Pte:tire Flame,. ion.. 11,, Yr. , ' Ttfla' .l \''''r. 1. , . au , 1 ' r, 1•:.,.. I VM I i 11 . ..1 I.EIiN IN 1 1. 1 11. 1 i S. I.IOI'SE 1..... i 11.. b, i . i...n..!, o .L.,,,,,...11.1.0 JI tna lt, ,:t 1..1b I b -.r• • ~,.. ' • 111.1gb17 Itteporteutt to Reittlige'iflOtiiir Meirelhanti and NVholeieare:Cifttrerne • DR.F.EUCIITVirAITGEVS. 7,- 14 " ,, trittr. torroitteento Aknnent's Desire TE UNDERSIQ.I.:D HAS LATELY • =doomt impreartmentlfhathls branch of Intilowei. The Dxrpringsare pat up'n patkaPewet 3,10 allf4o 1141E113p, and reitilrea but Moo widitlen of Pure SOP, Gather lot or etb rum!, I f Liquors scab 4 .' 4 :NW. , °U. ' . d'aLL Mk, lluilwd and Illuctielitilo, Jamaica and St. Croix num, I nongahela;Dourben:lrish ml Scotch Widely, Apple, Pawcit, Cherry and Ibuipberry Brandy. Port and Madeira Wines ! Itieumtly.produced. It Irquir.4 nu .kill, but an addition td 4 poxi spieh say PI galleon to mob gallon of tho re- 1 , 1,110, 'Diet/est Cognac Oil, gem; yellow and White. warranted genuine, 00 I:or as any other Importer In the United State Essence of every Liquor. Extract of Cognac, lib of which produces D gallons of Cogbac. Raw Whisky May, by Dr. F.'n age and body preparation Le made smooth with but • trifling expestm. The price of Flavorings are extremely moderate, and di-, recilona In full supplied by R. LEWIS PEUCIITWANOER, ribmisfand Laporte, of Drugs, Err ortial Ws and Mani; Dognerregye end PAcgographis chelaindt. N. No 143 IlunanSoar. 11.--S.,le Agent forOodfrere celebrated Cordial Bitters and Ohl. ap27ola wfimT.a Cartiagro JOSEPH 'WHITE'S ' Carriage Repository. JOSEPH WHITE NOW CARRY- Ins on littaincout In hi. sprint. promfaw. (now lately tainrged.) between l'lttamrah and I.au 1 1 .1 If i 11.% near the Two Mlle Iton. respectfully' Mike. the imblio to Impact his nook of CA Intl Ali I FS, tr. dad ho particularly Informs protiernen paxAoa•re. that IMP priceonly made. Fourteen year.' expernawea the It•i nrw, enable.. Idni to Warr heron, hi. patron, flag tame lotion collection Combo., which fn many y..ars pant It lin, tarn hie particular department to "elect from the ration. sod moat talented &virtu Manufacturors. Thetimaa,a. of Lle new ayntem Is completec the rr m onoy his arrane ann. will eupply the host and mart faahlonfilde mrtniifacti, re rs at moderate priori.. Uneurnotbered by thorn booty ox peones. which the mania for decorating linos. of Busbies, has heaped upan the price of tiondo,(owlnz in latm. renta.) Jrm.l,h White will on ready money only at much lefat than ti , uoial prolltA. N. 111.-.otrringrs rvimirr+l lu the I.rstmum,. ith rateh. f..1117.1,xtf1, Pittsburgh Coach /Factor), M. L. STEPIIENS, BIGELOW k fonnerly E. M. Ilit3l:LAtIV, No. - 111 Munonel Alley near Wood Strict, PITTSBUIWit. PA. IWOULD RESPECTFULLY A N. c.' nounce to the Carriage teing community and public in general. that I bare thi. Any the It. or. bt of my Gamer partner. Mr. Albert: and will carry on the asin,. In all It. branches at Ito oil ',laud, ]o. 1a Ilbutiond Alley. In changing tho mime of Ilk, old and so well eqlt- litheslmannfacturing mmbiLthment. I tossure the magi. uo els,. shall be wanting on my part In ilera.rve the sumo high character no !dug anjoymi by my {outer...soma:A nsataintea. __ M. L. STEPH}:NS. • Coach and 7 Carrtage Factory. JOHNSON, BROTHER a 7. CO (I,n,r a./ lielovna and R.loTca Guns. their friend.. and W. , rails., that they sin inantifacturind, Carriage. Bora, Loritaways, siloighs and Chariot,. in all their so, raatyli, of finish aol prop...rives". All orders will los essaintial with strict rvgiwil to thwahility and taatity of finish. Itvpairs nil... 1...1 to .n the wont reasonalile Using in nil a hart Eastern •loin, and Wheel rind'. they feel dent that all who favor them with their patron:4re will tv p •rfrctly satlafiad on trial of Ebel, work. Purchaavrs arn ravinvited to she then, a call !adorn win cLosi.ing elsewhere,. ' nna-ly.l „furntturt O. TOCNO- 111.111. C TORO 15-0.1. L. 1 , 1, T. B. YOVNG & CO., 11...r7.1111.1,93 Or FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. FACTORY—Federal .5?.. berfrren Irdie c•pd itana. cove Wareheme—Sos. 35 ,k 40 Smithfield St., `TEA .11130 AT CAI3I N FL RNITI; 11E-IVe LO um constantly manufacturing STEAMBOAT CABIN I'IItNITUBE and CIIAIRS, and invite run noen, ~,, l'e.to interested lo fnrnl.Ljng luau, eoattillorS C. - {^, iftLISRPEIT. I,:c ANtiFACTURERS OF FFI:NITFRE ,nd Cll Itg of orrr7 variety nod , tyks iv Frokorona, IVolant, rtatalar for parlor., rhoMbrr...ll , l to soy fonsol iv the F:oarro uol loon r.rrry article nudo 1.3 hula and Stenzub...:. corner and Wayno sta, Pituburgb. dr5:11.461yS Nvooncv.p.ta., - , ABIXEr Fri::v!TrßE I:Fir W. W. ItESPECITI:LLY J. his friends ands - lute:avers, that he ha put autipletal Ina of Furniture, srbieli and boot r unmet Eiretale In thseity. As he Lstleternilned nq hull lua g o d,. 444, 111.64.1131, Orr Wut 5 .,.1 nesini, and from the ext... nt of his orders and f icility In manuff.ctorlitr, he Is enabled to prodnee arrant- VIJIINITI;ItE at the lowest prices. Ile keeps alwayi on loud the arvitest Vattety description of furniture, (Mtn tbe cliespcst mud plainest. to the most eleestat and ocistly. that n house, or any part ..lone, Duty fie furnished from his stuck, or manuLtctured es presedy ta order. nirAd 13ooksclIrrs, &c: C. COCIIRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO Retail ➢cater in M.A.. E. of Maitet Smnlre. tht7 kr‘i "n 't. Cth d"'r TOIIN 8. DAIIBON, BOOKSELLER AND Ftatinat.r, pnrccsK.r to Dsvinon & Agu.ur, No. C. 3 Market arnet nr. Fourth. 11ttglitagh..1.a. - WAY &,C,0., BOOKSELLERS ASO sT.t- A.x.. 710NERS. No. US Wood mime. next door to tha oer of 'MM. l'ittaborgla, Sehnol and too Ika.k, roo. etantly on hotel JL. RF:.1111, ISUOKSF:LLTE AS I STA . TIONKR. No. IS Fourth at.. Apollo Itull4liora. Tlt. CALLENDEIt, BOOK SELLP.R a and Stationer, Masonic Ilall, Fifth .bent. phstrians DR. R. T. FORD still continue, hh new VEGETABLE PRACTICE. 111. °Mee, Wert end Peinuylrania Arena... (Fourth Strnet lintuL) Fast end of Ditunon4 otreet, Plttaburgh. Pa. lii. natitnlbnlannenan In Anita and Chronic Di.e.e. be ennaled in .y or the medical punier nt prr.nnt day. rtirlh.d.lot ly F. O'BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED D at Dr. Striitlia.nornoT Filth and Frulthaeld Ptrnda, nn M9NDAYtk. WEDNESDAYS and SATURDA (e o n, to to 1 and 1 to 3 o'clock. ZGI - R.4l4enre nn tho Bron - navllle Rnad. jr2.l:lya• DOCTORS GAZZAM A: FLEMING thakvNo. 25 Fixth err., Pitt&liurgb, Pa. fc1,1:61.1 Do Goobs. MURPIIY & BURCLIFIELD, DEALERS In Sill...nit Ltlies' Dm. 0.1.1, gunerally. 3.100 a and Sho nln, Embraidatin and litnpla fur tautly us, An insusnally extentive .ortnient In all Um atio. derartmcnttiJuotmaelurd nud willing at tlia :Dr. Nortb-eaal Ittairtli and Marltat sta. — GD nea • ILtrinl • rn., I.llTyrin r L. Ctt ryency • A A. MASON & CO., WHOLESALE la, SOLeiD Omar,. to Fancy turtl Rtsple Dry Goal., I Illb Street, Dillebuy,it. Mrstan kanb agcnto Calettiol2.l In lowa. J. M. GRIFFITH, rOCNSELLOR AT LA tr, pvouque, TorrA, WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTEN tton tba collection and securing of dcbts,aornunts, Maims, As, an Dubuque and surrounding country. 'Protrpay 1.01/2..CLN t$ !ITISDLTdn: 8. T. Ton Donsiborst.Jona. Istuth A co.; IL Biddle Rolterts, ...ley; N. a. 310 - phs• Wm. Cunningham A Co.; A. AD. 11. ClU ' utbartS ayddyd Irreprowoment In Book Blind 7 lTreg. TIIE, U NDEItSIGNEL Intvingubutined L4t ten Banal Fir iniprorancot in Book Binding, IF pre pi o ed to tandeh the attachment to books now in use, or to miply the sane to new books, orders for which are recped fnlle at WELUIN k BOWANIrii Book-Bindery and Blank Book Manotanory. 5. IT. rimier Third and Wood ets. . • • The >hove Imprerratnent cootie , . lig, of a Metallic Spring, eloping the heck of tha boa: in rich a manner tui to yin: emit the keens from eagging whim the Igink le etanding to a etch.' gewitin. 24. Thn mrriagre arc metallic grooves In which el c Mewled. which trill effectually hmvont the honk from ....wing or n 11.11112111 placing the ettne in It. reining I.2thud A. 11. ht Ai' A Nth Patentee, - - ipi,q.i xotme. BOOTS AND SHOES, WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL. TAMES ROBE. \o. 89 Markot-streco,Tat i , ♦ bmweea Market Howe nod Fifth etre.% indent, yile:inureid caning the attention of his friends and the pub llcgenerally to hie (MAI large :uprise of the moat nplenrild meek of ROUTS, SONTAGS, at., merry, hiGsted to thin city, learchened direct fronitbe ifessedecturers end Importers of F'neica Sheet in the Font cities. Thin steed a Juet whet It purports to be—very cupnrwir end Adruded tithe rceeent simmer godson, Frock of Wive', thud', 311nen, od Millirem French Phew Is equal to me found Eau. The nano and graceful :doe of Weir htn is el/nrostug. 11. taken Never° h, invit ing AR who are In went giro him u cull. Friees will he foetides to - MO—Very too: Eamember Oa place, So. AD Iforkel etrmf, Pirtentrgh. narZ—fee , i-- „...0.401. - - JOHN CAMPER L. — llf, Air ANUFACTUREI FBOOTSILIik` .11,11. and SHOED of every d tam, ff... 34 Sroltidadd etruut, rittnburgh,Px. , • oaf :13.4 _ TA ISSOLUTION.L - The Copurtnenthip of J. ,„Ljf Dchoonmaker a Co, Is &noire.' tble day by mutual torment. .1. Schonornaker la folly authorized to male the &nettles of the concern. .1. SCIIOONMAKER, nry2B l7lOB. lI:UPDIKE. 110TOUSES--30 good substantial Dwelling 11. Muses And Lots, or tattoos sines, Or salo on Moral terms. Tor furthor particulars enquiry of REIS K BKKOKK, Jan • cornor of SmKbpold nod Second sts. TUBS AND KEELERS-30 dos Tubs, 28 Jon Knolers, tbr to by itras a BERCiEIi, Cor. Ennltbiteld and frond sta. DROP BLACK-500 lbs. in store and for 1. by , je9 FVE9ILNG BACK 25 Half cheats Black Tea received and for male by W. DI aCIaTCIMON: Jag 219, Liberty st. R OSE PINK-500 lbs just recd and for We by . FLEMING RUM VREESS VERITIFUGE-5 gross in store and for aSla by Jog SLIOURO BROS. -.,...,,_ - _ • -*-. "• .1 ~ .-' --, • .: .. -.,-, ,74 , 0` 1 4 , ----.9 4 : , - • ... . . .. ,- ;:: -. . , ,,r.:,, , 4.---..,-, z , .r:zl-:*..;!:' .. ~ . .., ._- . „ , . ..., . A .. ..... .. _„..,....„....„... '_2.? , ,ITT,OBIIRP - X FRIDAY: MORNING-, JUNE 19, 1857. PLATED A \❑ 1 , 01,1 i, Yo!'. 4 , 2 4441.% f.I. h:;;Iief1 Furit I I r 4. ACTI 1:1,1ZS IND 1kE.U.;,..,{s 1.; 1) l'A','ON. ,Ainntifiwttirt:r New :111.1 I L n( ..4:110. , 1. Ft; ITt I it u•trnt..:ll'l,l ..n ki:phrzt:”, i r,, - A rob 2; cit,rp Yot ; I) %NIEL ISFIN \ llodern sie r'urni AT A urAcTi KER (IF FA Nt •1' I `lll,oli- NIANT FAcTrit EI. aaki salt. 1 , 2.. N. + 1 " ettpply kept riArtian:ly F., I ...• netl,l,ll, • appik-Itutti ,1.-rn LIGIITE, NE%V . Toni m iIK AMtl' RI ‘ r ." • ' 421 13 a, • TA It E . POPE V . ST T 1 Et , .. T. rw o tr , rißkk. r ANUFACTURELs Pat,nt ell t IF( 11,1. T I SRI ST_EA )1 w•— 4.1 t:.. 1.11.- 11 ,, 1L EN, .010 Nal. WO k yfiff 11111 f, :411 , 1 l!:ty vit:, Sai,n, %ill', nilAania r,.l.lrltV, 0, "1" 'l's 77 111'131A 111:ELI'S PATEXI 41SC from th , thur. th, 111 arorylhir. uhch r , r 4 ;, -fh I fp.. 4. 11. t } work Rrl.Phy. munt.y. hit., 414141.- , rr 11. tn.,,ln to , v.:er. ~r ltb Arch WI, I. ow a,, .laCfi I,lliy . .1 It.. I , t I I , ,urin, ..It. t. %Mk ~IL. .r qttarrant, theft a fu 1,1,0 ti ar,v 14., Nl.t.o.ktet 11'.1". 4.1 .7•••/:. • efrvenrut whilo tl44r . 44precalefa...ldevuuf./ tn•ail ! n: 4r. IS :1;.,45.t. FL 1..• •• ft, if I eufPrirn: proo:. , f t!,:: II: 11 •104.1,.: ..c i-t 1 lit , y A 114,01 , 14 , - , 444 C4rvret4.l. .10 d Je:elynks , t. optl., 414rocrlo • talon Pottnary, • - . . , 31 ITCHFILL, II VatRON & CO. „ ' 13-k4;ALEr• ~,, &,,, • 11 -11. i. C.INTINII: Tn.,: v.!" -1N1.:: , s ;ft w,,..1,,,,,.. ;;,•,..", ~, 1 , ~,,.1.J., W0..1.,..,1 ; ,. P IP tn.. Linton Footiolt,. a'. tl:4 a ! :1,0 or N.. s.. I. 1,,,,h. . . MICIIEI.I. & 01. :,....1.,11.a,,,, ~.. 1_1.1 1 V( ;RTII Ilren. N 1110:11VNIi.E. ' no, mill t0ar,13.-tur... re, mod, n lalg. mu.l o.toonl n, Or ....n.vatidl,ll• , ,fllll • i h •• . • ~ ,, to.ra • • - f CA , 7IN , / , ...-m•ii.„,g I, [.:r to [Left Inr4.r•c•lrli a Wit4....11rn0 1:.... 1,,,,..„ I.r , I . .. , , ki1,..: -••ir.,• - •..,. I::: o •c :4,,j Sl,i-jo 4 1,,,,.., el;,, r nut. nto - I YAraly tlrot - 0ri.....4 , 11 :o. I-:etr., rio t'oth.., I orr, E , vi, 1,.!,,,,, .7,,, - Es. 0 ij ,,,,,,, ...J.`a .... 'n i , ..,- .•'. l‘l' ^ k T '' . .. ''''''''' )1 .1 N ILI: 4- KIT it EN_ (; li.\ T 1•::.„ Young tly,u d 4,., fillui..,u.ler nod I ru4.,,41 On. 0.4. 4 • r.... t, ....,i.,o‘ iceso,,i 5.... r,.. t,,r.• t•..,,,, , it,.,..1. li .i. I Hollow Hare, Wagon hoses, Deeir—trigh, 1m.. 161 .-;;; , 1 1,, e; ;nu , 5t; , ..) - , ‘ l -1 , -i- . 1 . - • ~,,"•' ‘ , .1 . SADIN..N., I r., h1:1 - 1 1.!..q 1 , 1.01,4 a ibt,6t, 1.-.1 \ l',+. Clumpaien .10. OM ' , I o, ota4t4.ln, 1:,. WI, 1.,. 1,,,;.,,•-1 sin' .„„i NI ~1 j,. ...„ (~ ~. , I . „ , H., 4;•••• tn. ALI.I 11., ans tll 1 0.k.. oa , 5.1,1 E11.1.1:•1:,•( ~,1., • Th. a1,.00 roo•l.. t 04, 4 ,,.. 4 ilii 1 g...:01 Si .u , .....1:0'. r • t Oro , ri..,•-str. m. 13 ion to • AO,. w1.01..v.i. ..0,,! , t. 5,1., /R,; \ lAB 1.1.1. ,,, t1',41T 1.:.,T SRA .., 1... Um 1 . 0,4 , ./4 Tell Store. Curuet of thr 14..0vu0l mot 10... - ..ngl nil,. .-.7.1.•11 % : Shovels. Spachie, Picks. &c.. - - All ~Z u':n. 4 ..11 1 K.maiotitronn.aueloror.' t...,. liEls l lEll. 111101: 1-AsS 11. L I A:711 AT it, 11mler. Ittra.n. Lux.l, • 11.,t A13111E010.1 it . NI AND ritTEli. N. , 111 burgh. o.r. I y, 14. - Ar m.l Rrte,t, bust A LEX AN DE:It IC INI I WII t)L'ES • iir-cor P and Importer 1 , 1 S A•lx. 04 I . llb.hurgli, . A7 . M. I fall 1 :- CtifF . F . I II 11, A • -•-• • an.l Ligm.r 11-rrhavb.. v . kneionmile 1..LP11/P, I .. • II r Vp011,1 • ., .kl.l , l:Et) UNI11;.‘NI). s.lO • T i littom • • •.L , l V•-•r• q.v. , . Y. and & ToNEs cooLEy, wHoLELM,E N, 7. 1 41.. l'itint.nrclE 1111.1 Wrv. et:, lip.rtt 111 I, rat.l.orpt %Tawas. tor,. No 141 IC .t, ,t• V.. Alley. N , . . . S HRIVEN ADI LWORT 1%.IIfIe11•h~LE fllsltrancr gruts. N... 130 rt 2 . , . an.t Ktnitlifit-Itl.l'ilt•lmrg l ' ' • - - A c1:1. 11 1-; It T S 1) N , WIIuLES.‘I.I.: r r in '` CHAFF " : A ''''''' N "l'''''''' I"'" LI, cr.....,and,', ..... 1,,, n SI., soul D il. r tn 1,..1,” - nod Poolo,li ‘l.‘not.w•ttn.4l AIII. 1., I, 1.14... II •in.t ;It I'IN NEI. .‘,, , ,,i: Enr..ka i!,,,, • , 1' PHOlnoglt It' • ,•• •. W0.....0....t. Jno • •• toot, ._ .. RI. lIITI. !vol. .. - •61.1.40i fl,l. i .1. CA 111:11.11 t 1 ISI: , ) .kull.NP4 olv.tno Itout.J.o. t .anion, ..t 1 , 111.1.n,1.. - LIMN 11.4.1 . 11) & I'll . AN 11411,E5.‘1,1-: . 2‘ . . ~,.„„ ' ' ty Clow," and Cornet run Mortltals, V., 11 - .1 M o-I and • .1..n...' 1ttn1.111.,:. F .nrth .00,t. • 'Z.'S Liberty stok.t.. Pitl.lnir,h J" , ' • • i RollKfit 310611. k, ' W I IoI.ESM.F. liRI I i S' t-\-11 E l ' L. MARSH 1,1,1, L'" , ' , l , Lary Cili- CFI/. 11 , -.11, ol In Prn,, POI :nl,ll M.lnuturtno, ... and all ki.ls ofFooun andL,nt , -, N% os., An ; t.1.,n,.... Ile M. l it 1 i: iD IN, N.,r...tatv 11',14111 I ii-iir- No. :In LA ”.L ,ty R 1... On hentl ao, y Int, ..I, k ~ I .no- I • a.ao. I ...olony. tr.: II .t..r . .4,-•• • . oor nl4 1,,.n0t...,"11..1a 1t1at.1... whhic NW 1i...“1,1 1.. I, ; ,n.b. li. \ mil N El: COVVI N... \ 11.41 t 11,:. Frank- ) \ )1.114:111.k. Agent 1 , .r I )eln‘, ;ire I • I:. WHIN. /.: TIIIIs. I;R:\ii.km. .agent I Inwnr.l In•nr tm.• r..1,1,Any. t• Aut.1"11.4. hot .tre,.. JsElvToN •IoNE::, Agent r t./ . rtnniAs 'mom A. 4 ,nra' ( t+I•• hrtn lAtt rpm's. J. 1 11 UN T Ell, Agent Farmers' and LITTLE & CO., W 110 LES ALE ()MP*" Water utt.l i1SH(I:I I )111 N SON Agent i nental Denkr.. In l'lttml.nrgh N„. t IP I nomtn,... 21 Ft h 11 . ) W P .Pill N ()EV'•Eh. Agent I; rent IVest 110 • ,n I nmtran, 0,1.7 t. • _ .10111 , 1 IVA TT IV I I,SoN. NV HOLES.% 1.1.: I; Et J. ; CERS. Ilarrhantr: e,..1 L ai,, • rl awl 1 . n.1 , 114,11 MantrEl: t•ir. n. 'Z., 1.11•• r, .1r .41/101 TSAIAII DICKEY co.. W11(11,ES.11.1.: Cnnlnna , i. I..relnant• and :• :11 No. CO Wotnr k.tr.4 I. awl .13 Frill •nin.n.l%ttalnn 3iCaTeir EON -& I 1., NV HOLE- Y SALK (in.., Proilinio )lerelinnin anl Denier" in Nlnontirtnriiil A ICri 219 Llbinty inrinit, rimier of Irwin. Plrt~Anr¢h. 15. erg JOIM AMC!. A TWELL, LEE & 1,0,, IN 1101,LsAl,li F. 31' EI, RC/ 1". 111.:.11. ESTATE a nnd Intelllgenee Agent. No. 2 St. Clear .treet. -CA. " r "'" r "‘ Pr " : " ... . . 11 r' . .:'"'' ..ll l'll M . :rd""l'll• and I Ciu.duir :h. Ile intends to the is..liiiigno.l Renting of Farms leaden In Pittsburgh )lanufactnres. No. hII °col etreet. , be. ,,,‘,.... L t ,;; ; ,,,,,.. (~„. „,,.„„. ~,,„ „ ,„,,,' twerp Water and Pront,t, Pitteluirgh. nili , Men reu Le had to Farm andininien. Women servant. lor ann. n0ur5ny.......,... ......................... --asset. n..llliiON. , C , ..k.5. Ae. Business /dewily altuble.l to and ter, mode. lipp ROBISON & CO., Wlll lI.ESA LE; r al, : . ,lalSedse l.rf , - • • -- - .. _g_ lye Gower.. Commission Menebantn. mid liraler. In :111 1 1 .) I , I,IIi,ELY & RICIIEY, Itt:.rk L EsTATE kinds of Provhdons. Produce and Pittsburgh Manvits•ton.., • Brukons. corner of Fe...nth and Sin iflifl.dit strets, No. 23.5 1./bertyllit,l. Pittsburgh. iltillllYd lp oi utdrgh. Pa- Perin, 11.nesea, bats. MI- ills. unlaces, ter„ R OBERT - ! I .a.g/. , and '..,1.! l'll . rl'llmli.ill^: !coupe,.thil`l Ctilin Commie...lon Mert.hrtnt. and Dealer In Feather," I Hoots and Notes negotiated. Especial a 11.. 0 6, 11 o. nn In nib. Finn, nod all kind, of conotrs Proinee, No. 111 Lib- 150 , : , I " U ' l l" 04. Fa "li w ." d ''' , '"'" " r ''''''' .Toros '"'""". erty street, ',moth of Sixth. Pittsburg._ Pa. !dross! ml. I "."' au 21%daw Si -- vanity. made on consiguitirote. .lerlYil ' - Ay - IIIi A M RO M= .1.21,L.L. NN t.. 111 1 ,1,.. I 1 V mid Real Estate Agent. Onlee Grunt .inset,opp.,-, R OBERT DALZEI.I. & c JI 0.. 1viT01,F;. ; , .... St. Pant' a (lathed.). All Isiminix. entrusted to him SA 1.10 proy.r. cumn u nny a sv ,i t.„.„.,,n, n ,,, ; promptly is.. attended to id .enable commission. niylSiefly roams end Crol. is ill Protons. and Pittsburgh Manufaetni re. I G„,,itG„, W. „{,,,,,- HEALiisTATE No. 261 Lib. rly Kll‘rt. Piltsburyth, Pa. my': I roil Innoraure Agent. allends tx buying and wiling -----, . --- _-__ _ 7 ___ _ _ . - - ! Beal %nate of every description. and to Agenc y bu sins 13roburc Eltaltro. "ne , rahl!. Ale , to !touting Pren'tlY fr. , . le.. or damage ..... . , , , , , . : . .... , , : , : , I:y bre, ior a, el, reliable Ploladylphin Companies. Charges . imnahle. fill F.ESE WAREIIOESE.-11 EN ItY IL 1 agyeiltlietyest ed. or Pellets! fatten. 0 ,, end deem Smith k..,/ COLLINS. Ergwurding awl Comminsion Meichant.ond . of llie North C 001.... Allegheny City. ”I'l Denier in Cheese. DIM,. Lobe rio, on ,i 1 , 04 ,„-,. „,.„,.,,,, , ; t7 ,.., ~,,,,, -... n. 1..10 , 11S 26 Wood rt., whore Water. Piltglotrgb P. ' i Illri ‘; 1,001 IS 6. CO., DEAI.I:IIS IN JB. ('ANFIELD, LATE 01' WA I{REN. .11 Prniniesny Nnt,-.. tumds:n.u.v,, , snthi nu s,.i -• 01110. Cummiasion and Pnrwartling 3lereh a nt, and i 5000 lot 1.10 0 ,,y. Whllleselle Iledler In W . esterl. Ibeene Cline.: Huns . l v M...., leaned.. Clweks at ehort datis. with • xlinieral and Pearl A.ll. amt Wnstern Prodoe. generally ; bunt 01.. se , twilles - between littlithdeld and Wned. Pittsburgh- ' NlYglg , .10 It fiIIAFTS bfil'QllT AND x.01,n . &surtax loans [luta sieNtnunwht..l••n n5,,,,,,,any Al if 'B , INE , v , , ‘NJEIt, I SUCCES:I6I:3 ; ‘ ,., 1 .,.;','„*"" and t,lntdiinta ran Ns furnished roil. go.' ...u r n', IVA, In A. & A. Mettane.l lamb, In Tim... Grnin nod : at ndnunerative pone. Alen, attend to the S de. heating Produce. Commission and Porwarding Nljn-linntis. No. 12.1 nn•l Lewin,. ol Ilea Kaate: Emcond lowest. Pillsburoli. P . i.bon. I. 'W•dly: Jll2 anodiseNo. VI nuirth .4,4, alinre Wool. DAVID C. lIL tBST, IMI h, Pl.O- , ... - - ' mi '' N° "i - -- vl '" fr. ,-- err_ a,... Provision •nd Conuuti.ion Menthatit. in 2C2 ; B . :%1Ci...,‘ iN & SON, 11..:11 F.!:',itt. , r Agt•liti lx , urty nisei. . fora of Il&n.l. Pittsburgh. eon h,• IMP". , . „„, lii, n„,,, No. $.4 , ..:, Fourth .1...... t. tion to the nil.. of ilemr, 1'0.'4, Ostron , Lard. C1...a, Mutter, Tirl INT A'. WiNcilic4'l - ^ - I.4E;t ---4- 1 .. 1 ,, , it -"'',--,- Grath. grind Fruits. Sew!., at., ke. 0 - 0 -Consignments twymettully nolielted. • on I y i J. 7:, Fonrtlt street. A __----- - - ALES. YOItSYTII, (SUCCESSOR • TO Fornyth Jr Swat.) Forwarding and Llnmniiinion ifin•• chant. Dealer in Wool. tildes, Flour, baron, Lard and turd Oil and Prod... trenera)ly, N 0.78 Water at., Itiltslough. Pa. _ RIDI/LE, GENERAL COMMISSION H. Merchnnt and Malys In Aro/retire and Prednee, 27 IF alit street. Panylittrah. Pa. • . Refer us lE. Ilalantos. Pittsburgh. . 111,141. CT, (~ am 1. Co., Fittalitirols• 00-Consimnents willeitod rod rolisfattin7 rerorn. gunr anteed. de11:Aw1...7 ROBERT 11UTCIIINSON, CO3I3IISSION , Merrhant, to 'the ado of IVeatern Ileserro Cheese. Hotter, lard, Bacon, Pish. Pot slid Pearl Ash., Sabena, Oil., Floor, Groin, SeedaD ru riml FIL and Produce generally. No. It Smithfield street, between Firm and Wamr. opO efliAltilirii.T,ETiiffCl r tift - trAlif•ENill NJ and Convulsion Merchant, Dardor In floor. Orgill. lb_ eon, Lard and trotter, and all kind., of Itrodure, No 8 Smith field street. between first and Water. rAGLE ,_I24IXEB, iTholesale Dankr In door, Prorislons and Peutlnte generally, No. 6 Seventh •teeet, bet sveet! laheety PRleborgb, P. Allierorms cash. Paly . _ . M. B. HOLMES & BRO., PORK AND • W swg Packer+ and Dealers In Prtorlidon.. earner of 3latint and Front ntayet., Pittsbnygb, Pa. • deb Ecatbcr, Su mcnAnn HARD, MUM IS Hideo,. Leatlfer, Oil and Shoe Findings N. 216 Liberty Serge. PIITEBUTIOII, Pi. morning: • An order of arrest against Mayor Wpod for inciting to riot, Was ids. issued by Recorder mith, and placed in the fiends of Cept. or floe Nletroprilittin torte. The Captain imme diately proceeded to the Mayor's office. Ile i•ntered witletet opposition, and walking up to tio• Mayor. per his hand on hi, Honor's shoulder, saying. "I arrest you, sir!" Thu Mayor looked nt him with apparent as tonishment, and then turning to his policemen, said ••Men, put that man out!" The policemen obeyed orders; seized Captain Welling and ejected hint forcibly from the room. Ca:e. W. then returned to the Recorder's office, nod said he had been unable to accomplish the arrest of Mayor Wood. The Recorder there upon called upon the Metropolitan Police Com missioners for 200 men to enforce his oriole, whirl' were 'granted. A new warrant was then placed in the hands of Coroner- Perry, to he served, upon a civil suit against the Mayor.— Coroner Perry proceeded to the Mayor's office anti stated the busines l N with which lie was charged to the officers who were guarding the Mayor's quarters, but they refused him admit tenet, tie then returned to the Recorder'. I tottoe, awl made affidavit of the feast The Ito-; carder tletalhol of picked men of the Metropoli. ten Police, with orders to enforce ht writ, at nil hazards. The Coroner put himself at the head of this force, under the command of rept.. Sebring. The Park we, thronged. The City Hall was filled with Mayor's Wood's Police, telly equipped, who limb been summoned from oil the Districts. Nearly all the Captains were preseet. The glues in front of the main en treoce of the flail were closed fast. The arch tour benenth ass jetioned with n reverie. The ' Sirill. F:lreevth and Thirteenth Ward men pro lased the western em ranee leading to the chiefs office. The eastern and middle entrances were ;;named by men fromseveral wards. The crowd ran wildly towards Chamber-sate!, shouting, -Here they come; pitch into thesons of b—lt's." The Irish brogue was very common. From the "-bonny or amt. Court et Aussie.. building or New City Hall, came steadtly on the Metropoll ton Policemen. They had each upon their Inds us ribbon with a number and the words, -Metro ' Bonn Police." They were closely pressed by lie throng, n-ho hooted and hallooed end 1•1•:!` cheer- - -• 1 .. for ••Fernando Wotel. Lieut. Jacob L. Se- ; 4 r "' bring, of the Ninth Ward, tel had command, eitt,t.erri, lea the advance force. They marched steadily In. tin.) halted only on reaching the steps lead- ; tug to the rear entrance of the Hall There the crowd behaved most frantically, and made a rush towards the Metropolitan men, but they e ere quickly repelled. Lieut. Sebring, after mo- ; ittent's halt, proceeded to ascend the steps. The . Pouter under Capt. Wines resisted. A great many lighting men (not policemen.) fret the Fourth and oilier Wards. rushed to the attack. Alderman Wilson of the First Ward was in the ; midst of the affray, with kis official baton in hand. Clubs were drawn and freely used.— Nlany of the ••roughs" drew from beneath their roart Loge sticks ate) various other weapons anti going in the tight charged upon the Metro- ; politan teen, who fought with great determine thou. Many on both sides were felled to the I , ~„. „,„ ground, and blood spirited high from the wounds the conthettants. At tenet It, el ern - elated by , the superior numbers of their opponents, the Metropolitan Police gave way, tor a. moment, ; but ii was oply for a moment. They again ; formed and again essayed to mount the steps ; and take the entrance by storm, and for a time ; it seemed as though they would succeed. The scene was n terrible one; blows upon naked' heads fell thick and fast, and men rolled help less down the steps, to be leaped upon and beaten till life seemed extinct. Still the small Metro- pollute force pressed on firmly, against the over- whelming odds, until attacked in the rear by a ' large number of outsiders, they were forced to I split aml retreat. The Metropolitan men were attacked separately by Wood's men in uniform and without, knocked to the ground and kicked about the heed ngain and again, amidst terrible . execrations and cheers in broken English, for "Fernainly Wend" awl our side," and loud cries of ••Down with the Black Republicamil" At length all the maimed men were gathered tip by their companions and carried away—some to the office of Mr. Matsell, beneath the Hall.— Loud shouts were then, repented by the maddened crowd. who person I slid beat any and all whom they suspected of being a Metropolitan officer. Lieut. Sebring, who escaped uninjured, marched his men, supporting their 'wounded ones or carrying them in their arms, 'hack to •Charnberestreet, in (renter the Recorder'soffice. That many men were not killed outright is wonderful. The clubs used in the fight were the heaviest "day clubs," end all the blows given by them were upon the head. It urns almost impossible to ascertain with ac- Curacy the number ofethe wounded. It is cer tain, however, that about twenty suffered more or less--three of them fatally it is feared.— Samuel 8, Slitter was zhockirtgly mutilated— I fatal result feared. Thos. Bell was seriously hurt, and J. D. Smith terribly—not expected to lave. Thirteen others of the Metropolitans were slightly hurt, and three of the Mayor's police. It was scarcely fifteen minutes after the fifty roan, under Capt. Sebring, left the Recorder's ogre before they were back again at the door. During the absence nomessenger was discharged to find Major General Sandford. Brigadier Gen eral Hell had been requested, in the event of the niesaenger's ill success in finding Gen. Sand ford, to furnish advice in the Contingency. Gen. Hull ordered the Rational Guards, who at the moment was marching down 'Broadway to em bark for Boston, to halt and await orders. Gen. i Sandford, meanwhile, had been found and made ! his appearance M. the Recorder's office. The Recorder explained aucelntlY the state of,affairx —an excited mob--fur itemense gathering ell wild, reckless - men- wore 'surrounding the City Hall—and came 600' men bearing the emblems of.the old Police Depaitment were on guard, preventing the /terries of two warren* I 000 of a civil and ono of a criminal nature, upon Per nando Wood. Coroner Perry had gone out with GO policemen' to repleal the effort ;•there.was little hopethat he wouldeuceeed. The warrants must be evrved—to have IC don& would require a force of several. hundred men. He did not feel justified ineaposing cretin that number un armed to the fury of the mob. Ile appealed to the General; did not the public peace require that a regiment should be brought to the field, whose simple presence__werild; without a doubt, 'prevent bloodshed, and effect the ends of jus tice? At thismbnient a MetrOpolitaa Policeman came rushing - in with noire 'from the fight In the .Park. Well," said - the Mecorder,.... what're cp:timp; - - lainßpringwaetlio aq~t man In, '• We boee!t Ca. T. W. LovolinE•• piedia,"'Wzte the anreert , our : men have been Watch sod . Cloak 3t!tacer, knocked -down, trampled 'upon, and some of IMPOUTP all cut to itooto4,. sot* to. wee folly, for. U' from and Jewelry. •... o,67,4,and . btoi.Ailoinkbistipirior *40.. -. A air.A.Mworkwarnutted. a 4, J• • I , • • • . , neat ristair Agrinis it,iptolputp 111.1.11,41.. .... ...... . ........ 001/11.1 Wall Paper Warehouse. IV A Ul'l.: It I'. MARSH A 1.1. S CO.. Im. 1 ,,,,t e .. NUT - ThYlk iY;.I%-..1:11 vet; 6:d and Dinm:ll.l where may nn ur mory dievription nf ray, .r lan. Innk 11,111., Irininz Mom, Clnannor, AI:, 11 Indow U W. P. MW: - r? El.))1 N DSOS - k Ci., Nns. gii nml9B jUn Tbint street, owe Wend, Manufacturers awl Dealers In I VALI. PArr.n. CURTAIN ROODS PRINGT-q. TASSELS•AIf coitus., , PaYMFORTR DERR PATLNT SPIRAL SPRING , ALATTREMSER Would wiklt the attecalyn.l Pnrherm to th^R l^rPn and varied stack. J. SEIBERT; pItACTIcAI. UPHOLSTEIItg, No. 100 Third ,Tart. i s ttattril/o, Nlttnntsetoror mg' dtalor In CCIITXINK cotwei, RANTS, tilLtDgs and ELM*, 3IATTRASSII4,O3.Imom.i," CUSHIONS. Lc. Patti/milt nitrntitin paid Stottmbetts work. INitptit Ottnlood laid to order. mrl4lytl -,s. uuurr.K. =Hi I .Vittsburgij 05atttt. PUBLISIIkD DAILY AND STLEKLY DY - RIDDLE 8,4C0._, •11,11 en.; 133rD Varlll.lll.l, IrorlllEDAlLrGAZETTEMtivoltkot Nitotpiptt in Me ire,t, and At/rim/an e xtensim circulation amongst Me ba tines? men, and rrnriting all dal PI, it off,. inaurretrior to adeer. tar', as Me lest meal/lax Lirough which (a reach Mr public. 4el - 1 - 111: WEEKLY 0 AZ-ETTE M issued every HUM.- J,y and Satarday, on so Greg , ',tartlet shed, nod ealgaino in adrlit.on to the news of the meek, acare/01y prepared and rchatle "(pa rt of Me Iforket., commercial and monetary af -I,,irs, and an uccurute Bank Nate Lida. Prrreded weekly for flat imper—making it the Lee! elnerfir.rciat Newrpaper in the Wert TERMS DATLI—SIz Dollars per wanton, payable to mdse.... Or i r l2S routs per week, payable to the Carriers. Et:KLY—Tao,Dollara per imam, payaN• In saran.. Clubs aro forniohed on the following term.: Finn. copies one year 55 00 :on l 0 00 Twinity i• oo ono t.. the pi, , nti getting op the club Geo. plyntents are 'aridly nniiiiri,l,lalti,p6 pa por4will nniii niter the time Mop io it wed paid. Rotes of Advertising S..inaiu 10 lima. I lim. . i are...,itiOrrl to ono ,NuarP.cltAng -31.1, al plranure. notium 00 rill...moils with ClO4 tn•ble price. God and H0m0...Hy..? FOR IiovERNOI4 .1J A, VII) NV II.M 0 FOR CANAL CaStNIIHSVINF.R, \V" I I .1 - I ANT MI 1.T.117,117.13 roll 11141 U srmetigrollll., .11),ENI of thenter, =MEM The Pic.. Turk Fight t tor extracts yesterday brought 4101111 1110 struggle to the expulsion of Mr. Conover from the SI reet Commis callers office, and the issuing of warrants by Judge Hoffman, on his com plaint, for the arrest of policeman Bennett, Mayor Wood and Sheriff Willett. We con tinue our exi rotes 6'OlllllM papers of Wednesday Erl IM3Mi / I I LXX-:---isitlitkß '257. dozen of our best fellows were horribly cut."— ' One salad if the men were true. "Not one of them 'flinched,' said he. Turning the door, "Fetch in those wounded men" said he, and one after another, six, with terrible gashes on . their heads, were borne in by their companions. "Good God," said one "General Sandford, what more S you want r "Don't be excited," 'mid the General; "let ns ! hear the story from ihe Coroner P" Coroner Perry proceeded to rehearse it randy, as we have given it above. "That is enough," said the General. The General left, and in five minutes more, about 4 o'clock, the National Guards atit Regi mentywere drawn up in front of the City Ilall. Shortly after 3 P. M., word was brought from the Recorder's °thee, to the Sheriff that Capt. Walling was coming - over to arrest Mayor Wood. A message was sent to the Sheriff asking if re 'sistanco should ho made to the arrest of the Mayor whether he would aid in effecting such. The Sheriff replied that ho would give every legal aid in his power to secure enforcement of the laws. Re regarded Capt. Walling as an officer legally appointed by the Metropolitan', Police Commissioners tinder laws of the State in active force. Mr. Willet, attended by Counsel went over to the Recorder's office to inquiremore fully as to the contemplated arrest. The Re corder produced a warrant drawn up for the arrest of the Mayor, directed to any constable or • !icemen of the city simply. It was decided amend the warrant by directing it also to ihe I Sheriff or any of 1115 deputies. nos amended; the warrant was placed in the hands of the I Sheriff. About an hour after receiving the warrant • during which time the bloody and possibly fatal encounter between Mayor Wood's Police and the Metropolitan Police force occurred at the City Hall, the Sheriff proceeded to the Mayor's office, accompanied by Mr. McKibben. one of hie deputies to serve the warrant. There was no difficulty in obtaining admittnnee to the Mayor. They were shown into the Mayor's oilier and received with marked politeness. The Mayor gave a sidewise glance at the war rant and said that be was willing and ready ; go with hint, and immediately took op his hat and proceeded with the two i n to the outer office. They had hardly closed the door behind then, when a writ of !whom eorpoa was thrust into the hands of the Sheriff. The Sheriff's intention was to have conveyed the Mayor to his own office in the City As the writ of /whom rorpol commanded the production of the Mayor forthwit h before City Judge Russell, he slid not deem it advisahle. in view of the great excitement nethe time prevail ing and the large crowd in attendance around the Roll, to take the Mayor from the City Hall ns his prisoner. - Therefore he left the Mayor itt charge of Mr. M . Kibben, when t he t wo went in to:the Mayor's office:lg.:dm The Sheriff proceeded to Judge Russell's office and found it locked, lie went front, t here to Recorder Smiths office, announced his arrest of Mayor Wood, and the subsequent sorrier of the writ of halsras corpus. The Recorder told the Sheriff dint he hail acted judiciously in not bringing the Mayor from the City Hall, lie informed him, however, that ho must retain the Mayor in his custody until he could bring him before Judge'Russell. Afterwards it was ascertained that Judge Russel had gone in the latter part of the day to Glen Core, his place of residence. The receipt of positive assurance to this effect left no re source with the Sheriff but to retain the Mayor in custody all night. When the Recorder heard that a writ of ha bee? rogue, had been served, he issued a third war rant, which he put into the hands of Captain Speight, and directed Gen. Ilall to see him sus tained in executing it. The Mayor at first re fused to recognize .4r. Speight as an officer, but seeing him backed by Gen. Hall he yielded, and it was agreed, on all hands, that Mr. S. should take the Mayor before the Recorder at In o'crk on Wednesday morning. The Recorder requested Gen. Hall to have the military kept under arms all night, as threats had beep made against the persons and property of divers 61.1.1113. The military were also re- Infested to be in readiness at ten o'clock this morning, when the Mayer would be brought be fore the Recorder. At the conclusion the Re corder said "I shall send the officer by himself to-morrow to eiemite thin warrant against Mayor Wood, and if ho is resisted in the execution of hi■ duty shell expect military aid immediately. Gen. Rail answered that he would keep fire regiments under arms all night, and they would be at the disposal of the Recorder in the morn ing. • An indication of the strong publi; feeling of indignation and distrust that has been ezeitcd by the recent proceedings of the City authori ties, is furnished by the tart that upwards of 2,000 citizens of the highest respectability and nodal position hare offered to enrol themselves into a special* police, for Ore protection of the public weal, and the preservation of the pence of Lite city. Tho operations . of the military yesterday were conducted with a promptness and quiet decision that reflect tho highest credit not only on the officers but the Men under their command. The speedy appearance of the ith Regiment was doubt the means of averting a serious conflict. Cartridge boxes end steel have a soothing effect on the pugnacious instincts of angry men. The Seventh Regiment, attired in its newest uniform. and additionally buoyant from the prospective pleasures of an excursion to Boston —an excursion on which they have expended, it is said, upwards of slo,ooo—marched gallantly down Broadway on the way to the steamer. Its festive career was at once arrested, and the men proccedecyo City, Hall. They were)nformgd of the unpleasant duty that devolved upon them, and without a Murmur relinquished their hopes of Boston glory. The presenee'of this splendid corps, corning as it did with perfect instantane ousness, had the must salutary effect ou the rioters. Hail it been delayed for an hour or two there would have been, without doubt, a fierce and sanguinary brittle. As it was, they eclipsed the angry stars, sonic of whom gazed out of the open windows of the Cijy with most woe begone faces. The Eighth Regiment was also bound for Boston, but when their services were required, acted with cheerfulness, notwithstand ing some slight difficulty with nu officer at the outset. A volley from the lilt Regiment, situated as it was, would not have been attended with very fatal consequences, fur iris doubtful if the en tire burly possessed a single ball-cartridge at the moment of its grand demonstration in front of the City Hall. But they were not. long before they obtained an ample supply. Major-General Sandford scut au order to Commissariat-General Ward for ammunition, and that officer immedi ately dispatched Major Anthem and Major Smith. with 100 rounds of grape and eaunister, and 0000 rounds of ball-cartridge- The following regiments were also called out: The 4th. tinder Col. Milken; the sth, under Col. Seltartzwelder ; the 6111. under Col Pinkney the Bth, under Col. Lyons the 9th undr t'ol. Pitkin; the 1 1 th, tinder Col. Van Burro; the 12411, under Col. Cocks: the :Ist, wider Col. Vosburgli: the 53th. under Col. Segal. These regiments were quietly secreted in the various armories and drill-rooms of the City, tinder arms,_ and ready for instant action. Four or fire of number under arms all night. Note■ From Nebraska [co. arDru.) FLORENCE, N. T., May 30, 1857 Tho soil of the banks fe so light and loose that .it is rapidly washed into the current at places, while new lands are formed at other .poiuts.— The channel is thus constantly undergoing chan. , es; the water is kept very muddy, and ma ny large trees fall in with the caving banks, ma king nuinerous snags. all of which increase somewhat, the ditikulties of its navigation, over that of ordinary rivers. Just below Lexington, Mo., we noticed the mouths of four or live cealpits, and from the at) pearance of the heaps tying upar we judged amt. it was good bituminous coal. The first Pittsburgher we had the pleasure of meeting, west of St. Louis, was our old friend " Mac," of the well-known Pittsburgh firm of Joseph S. Leech, M'Alpin I Co. Wo bad barely time to exchange greetings with. film and some tour or five other Pitt shurgliera, during o_ur three minutes' stop al Wyandot. ~, Mac" . was quite hearty, and thinks that: haring ' , pitched his tent" there; he'will rink or swim with. his town. As Pittsburgh is largely interested in the place, iemay, not be amiss to speak of it with more minuteness than usual. It in situated on the Missouri, at the mouth of Kansas river, just within the aftretne eastern boundary line of Kansas Territory. It, occupies a beautiful envy slope, and when the surface is made somewhat more oven, by filling up the weatherworn ruts 4 1ind - ditches, and smoothing down the minor inequalities, It will all be eligi ble for fine building sites. It his perhaps two &meta cabins and honses,'oe possibly More. It is surrounded by heavy timber; there Is a good and permanent landing, with the only 'wharf. boat we saw on our trip, and it faces the ascent of the river no conspicuously as to challenge Me admiring observation of" all travelers. 'l3elisgsi near the Intended terminus offthe Ttail road, and occupying so it does thevery Poilids of Kansas Territory, it Premises to become en important point. . ' On the evening atthe Maine day we I.earenworth City Aa we remained theratin , the-nest.day; we , .lied:Mtiplii'tittietteget a geed. knowledge of thi.teytii , lt Ia :it"City7 of about 200 0 inkabibutinistikmgh they claim 400. Like nearlyallolietWOUTlV"cltieli7rl9!ititg:: x";~~ ~:., vn:a . ... _ . . / thy fotexaggerated statements,and : high priers, based upon unrealised eipeotatione,,as . 'if they were welt established nertaintice. .The term '•city" , as lost its old meaning, as set - forth in our east rageograpbies,end, in t ! ,, .. l, YreeiviLtna.9 .4f; mean 4 nee of any size, from notanegnitwarde. that ha. been mapped out on paper; and w h ere ' there is oing to be a ay. - The sites-and-landing AL Leave worth era good, navigation , continues uninterrupted to- it, while the .river itkopen at all,. and they anticipate:perhaps pith good rea son, that it will bimetal, an iinpoiituit 'outfitting point for the overland- Santa Fe and California emigration, and theix-ppoximitylo so important • a Government post as Fort Leavenworth,, is cal culated to justify them in this expectation to a considerable extent. - -,,_ -- - We met several Pittsburghers there also, and: among them was.friend IteMinger r - uf the Pitts burgh firm of Giaff,.Heisinger 8; Graff... He is engaged in the hardware and storebusiiiess, un-, der the style of "Reisinger, yezdon tc.Co., and, after five Seeks' experietiee;exprisses himself much pleased with-his success and prospects. We anticipated - being kept in the place for an indefinite period, but were so fortunate as to ob tain passage un a good boat at noon of the next day after our arrival, although we were' obliged to pay the high price of $lB each from - there to Omaha, a distanctaof 808 miles. Weston, six or seven. miles above the fort, as your waders well know, is pee of the roost noted of the border ruffian towns, that were engaged last summer in the unholy crusade against the free state people ascending the river, and des tined for Kansas and Nebraska. We. looked around askance, and glanced . the L streets if haply we might discern, even' . ow, .the muzzle ip of some "law and order" cane n, commanding us to stop; but a change itnel come over the spirit of their dreams, and the sturdy pioneer may now proceed upon his way without Ile fear of their ruthless molestation.. It to a considera ble town, having as many as 4 or 5000 inhabi tants, rind has enjoyed a large trade with the upper Missouri and the overland emigration, but its future progress will.bo much retarded by the uninerous new towns springing up along the river. It has been, considerably - injured within a year by the large deposiles ormud by the river in front of the landing, .which has thus been contracted to almost nothing. Sixty miles above was St. Joseph, and hav ing several hours there, we tooka stroll through the town. Ascending to the kip of the Court louse, upon the highest eminence in the town, we were greeted with extended views of the our rounding country. A noteworthy . sight was the great number of emigrants and cattle crossing upon the ferry, destined for Utah; California and other distant points: it has 5000 or possibly tiooo inhabitants, end, like Weston, has been an import ant outfitting point, for tlio., adventurers traversing the boundless regions . CANlie west. • We had the pleasure of meeting General Wil • Gam Larimer for a few minutes, while - the boat landed, at his town of La Platte, sixteen miles, by land, below Omaha. It is as yet, in embryo, Ina may, at some time; make a good point. At length Omaha is reached, and as Mir boat came up no higher, we hired conveyances to this place, six miles above byinnd, and lvrelve•miles by water, where we have taken up our perma nent abode,lrell impressed that this lithe town of this region. We were nine days' In coming from St. Louis, including ono day - spent at Leavenworth, and any number of-delays. from wooding, up, discharging freights, and lying up at night. There is a daily lino of six atoantercrinntng from Jefferson City to Wester', a &damp of 881 miles, in connection with the Pacifia and persons who aro going no highai thatilYeston, would do well to buy throtigh tiekow - br that • route to Weston, or any intermediate ,point, u, Nov York, Chicago or any other-point,,-where:'" they are fur sale, unless they May haverritight.- at St. Louis 'which thay wish to keep with, in which case, of course, they will taktva boat at St. Louis. . MI persons 'going higher np than Weston shouhLet through tickets only to St. Louis, and - there get n heat to their point of - destination.— They will thus save $5 or $6, additioitia Cost in passage Money, mid the cost of board and'vetts tLuts suspense involved is making a change at some intermediate town, besides having much - hotter tippet-funkier for securing good boatit Some of the distances from $l. Louis, byriver, are as follows: Jefferson City....... 174'fif. Joseph - ' '415 (By railroadj..':, 12410maha 4 -try:leder • Gas,Florvici -•"•• 815 Leavenworth City.. 4951Sionx Ciqp' - 1050 Weston ' - 504 • Freights io (MIAs and Florence 'range' from $l.2Cr to $2 per 100 1b9., according to the num ber-of boats in port, and the amount of freight offering. • V. illiscrllancouo =LIM= Gas , Cooking Apparatus ECONOMY COMFORT PATENTED JANUARY 8,1836. FOR THREE STOVES ON A MAHOG!.. ANY Stand, which doers down, with all the wet,. Malph•lr for Cooking. Price eOO. The best apparatus with Five Stoves complete 1,070. A Monte Store and Bucket 1. and I. complete to do every variety of Cooking, except the mare. which owe vary from Vi to SIO, according to the family. Common prove no ware may tin. Stull hinnies nee tiro stoves on a nom:non vfitehstatel. The part that itrucgmfe„Tailors,-Ik/free Saloons, Berbers and Bath Itcentos requite i• SI.Z. It will work on a table, shelf of Scar, in Dr Karp. Each Stove being equiralent to one Ga• Light, Tad not generally lewd nt the same time, no change of Slater or Gas pipe will be required except the latter when. the stove I • attached. It takes. Bloat 30 feet of Ono, per month to d o the noticing null ironing fur cleft member of a family. The price of Gas in l'itteborgh Is $l.BO per $l,OOO fret, making it alsm one cent and n balf per dor for each person. ,nit Store is tan, offered to the ringern of rittstritrgh Allegheny City,st No. 73 Thirdstreet,Pittsburgh, where public are invited to rail and see the practiml working his ineentluk . ar Hight/of StatosOr adder' the trrolessigned, DR. J. SICSGRAVU No. :3 Third amt. Pitbbigh. n.. Ln3nr s • PILE OINTkENT.— Fmm J. D. Wettrott, Governor Oland United jit atm &motor from florid. ! For upennlvof tamity.five gransT have been afflicted with the Mfg!, have imbedded to ACTOMI magical piper idiom! for their renanal. and here Died mom than fifty reanwliew Dr. Libby 's Pile Ointment to tha 'first that hat given nor relief. Fran theetfectsnlready exhibited, the erro nowt to cupid aeJn.mplrta dAllt£B D. WESTONT. From George W. illatcoll, Chad of Pollee, NeirlClTk !city: I I have long been troubled with the Pan, and Ilia rue of Dr. Libby'. Pile Ointment gave me Immediate re lief. It gi a. wca . m o n . fi y irt Lq wr .i plea .t..,, ,ure te it aild h7 tlia tm t to many Ida. like remits. ~ . • . GEORGE W. lIIAMELL, Chief Of POI/Ca• - ......, - 1 , " ... -.'* ta than the late .4..tlntont Getterol of Connocticub' . , ih I boon loon 'MIMI.' trill/4'lles In their most di. ~. 'trcesiho and discouraging, &mitt for a period'of twenty ula years, and had recouree tulle; trat medial AID vial. - ol .0 not I.enell t.. t lompteced the cum , Incurable, at,iljle ...t that it would destroy my Ilfe.L Under DLitt . , ....3- ...onit.rettnencedthe hoe of Dr. Llbbka Ma uttuttib..., , ...:7, ..-6 —• and the result In o perfect atty. . / boast 1t0.1111040 ett,ot.4',cili.i. ' ......e.'ol toy command sufficient 6 copies my gratltuttapl , -' - : .4,!..1' , WM. llAlDtlcllartford•Collu .. ....i4 4, ' • 3.1 Into Adjutant Gcnond ot D. J. -cO , - A2. - 9_Sold., Wbolciate 'sod retail, by Dr. OW/WE' IL ft F.I'SKR, NA, 14d Wood street, Plttabuighb ifam: of Ma llelden 3lortar. And by J. P. FLEXIXC, AllegbenYi • anyaloiks•Pc FRONT, PAVING, Axp COILIION satba .perior quality of tbe • Talton:skillEs of BRICK May beiludat the LOWEST MUMS.: • ;".• tho Work, of the ouboalbetio , nideo New prightoo Turnpike, • • Near, the:roll Oas Workt Allegheni Or by orders Kan through thi' , Pitlebtugh Nat moo, or loft at tho °moo of Means. Ulna k Mosn.ltroltbSeld "OH, . Facing the Custom Ileum 011mebc...s-,.... . ISAAC 6116111. • ECON:D.FULL STI'PLYOR CARPETS, I.3 . OILCLOTHS, NcanN,e_s,,tc. - ,.,it the Fonulk;Boent W. D. A U. NeCALLI3II harinikuireturned ftoeti , lb• Eeastecti dues, when', owing Mike rresstit &pram:Fatale of the market, they h.• purehasdil, M Tery,low eater, a large alai almost entirely nmeetoekol . C..ll!YETgiO,eoralet. 'Ora atal Dlmeels.three.ely, DIM Ilyd htantlitllettetne; Tspettry Mkt Common Ingrain: . Velvet and Tufted Hearth Rim • • very largo variety otDoM Mate, Wlntkar - Shades, — Stair Rods, Eon end Omenof *WI .hall be a 6 fared at Um LOWEST RATE lot reek. natal and bones k.verr wN Ind It to tlialtadeintairettoidea theff• mit ; - Je3 - D: k: . 31eCALLT/11.. D- - ---Wll4/IA3II-W.6111.13, EALER IN PRO:VIISSORV:INCOtEb^. Boats; Mirtgagerand MI 'vanities Re ;doom', •aUie terms. verso= Cal 3 111.10g0 thiVVI ISSTAIMIC/Aa mkt, Tb a ., I".; 11;11.4 heft: Mon — lir on alwv, Mad ilea and MOM !lan Nike at , strallkiii AU cormi . unicauntas Fad incerdo. :wed / • oas. OItANT HMV, oppcM• St. Fault/ Githerletti waimattAttut "it•stourrls, 0.8.7i),,P*c Vazt. oxr.3iszt, KIMBALL. MMLMCK t • 3asav7l4 rtAzz, Ft l 7ll - SrliECI; - rIFFERT- TO THE PUBLIC . ALL_TII,E dellcadm'ar lb. away ap ttia • &Nam a,. tlaa [rant o'clock la eta Morally; 150 IBM:lock Da.b men .nd•othan , wiß do well Walt la aturataitk• . fie car rail or Yam at *Ay tiaukto salt their tappalte. • ' Barbie' tantaigataataa midi to' mail, thofei; arattati oar Kaa, B=Bal!tataro,lldiodelp/tta mid Nodolitl In as otler imb 0 1 , T AM I ,And From the Al'Fa4 tba , rartetiee al P A 26 wil= Ink ain tarnhalt Baum et Itata.LattieriattirllAßLO:• •IVABOSTB., Cr. CI WALNUT . MALL, Fifth Kama , 1101tAX-6/OXF - Ther: in-istoneriskultir ,Xl,rati•-• • --•.• jarr 114MINIFSIO& - . Mff==M - • ,
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