. THE , . `}' ESTABLISHED' IN 172 akar.. yoas..Aznarr s. • tram V/INKMitt, OWEN' 00, arSICICa' Nrstakna AP "2"MMHOIL (Appl•WW• BoWing.) N 0.3141 and .148 . 16 : 02 theer, New Nrk • Amotteehi Postai& Creonn iereeper. AN EXTRAORDINARY AND ASTON- Isnrca hoproompoot fo Cream FraradVallt Mau In SIX smarrm by o simple cod olegnt oppli makm of as Mown principles, prodoriegth4 dnrrthi. t = cu re j eolt. A child a too yea. tau sualayr Tnaz SILVER 3LEDAL4 Alluded by Ms Maryland Iraltute, sod Pint Clan Di. • •• at the. Mtapaltal KetheolOVlssoilmte, wed ' •gpolirdt, this loPturittlu wrier slathers. Aso foutherhad matandeg prim( et Abe mortal:lre of thti itftenc, the !marshaled middetate. that Millsboro iold since the Watt Oras hoard. - largely Incresood deoura tor tapopa macho adobee the agents to remind deokrn to Conrad their or derO .estiy, and thereby prenot deloy. - • than b)Nall old meet lath prompt ottation. aimerrod Is lo f of the retail pricos of the renter, tar the Moterdence of throe IFlLlairqn•ingle T.O Qualm VP, Three Quarts $3, Four Quut. $4. elt su; Pll,s'ilitarta se, num.., Quarts $5,1 4 n.t7 1 Qum . .Addemei: & .111&41.4044101,11reerwer, Yew Tea. Agent fbefitehtec epl7,arear ... • , ureark , 4Jetving a rie r r:Vin Three mad . a -4 )/ASSER'S" PATENT FIVE MIN= ' AMR FREEZER PVT TO TILE TESTI—The alAt yof htexasell leanma. to - fresco creel:al* flee mina" .:aria IWI ea Wolateday, the lath dy of March, at the r rermle6lmf Wateroome of W. Smith, No. t 3& Dad . e im r e ,. ...e e r . eetteteo aaarmblodto hew •lectore from .. e bjeet of refligankats. Cream wax re . batty boom to 33cmItratee by the watch. - 4 gout.... ... 4 14 quarts.. . • B'Al liberal &scow - 20111tY, Mumbler 'Tort. MME!I 'Orden kw th. exr. **Cop mesa *Artholoa . el• Jan. Tort& by OVAL 1W aplik3m, And JNO. FLEA! tty executed. Alan wholesale ad Felt - 9.111w Om, and Brxr. - r.krand. Antra ...T. • INI:t 47 Market at rot 3.1. Imparted Waimea, Groceries., *o. I. &.W.IFEERY, 11X1 c&000 ems; ass 1719 moomm, 01w To • tratablithed 7.80.1.1 TMPORTERS„AND A ..DRALERS IN FIRST A4"'llt* Tamib i n ats T BreoratL 1861 6 444.4, limn, Onnprordor,V, l rg WW01.&&";..ln charts and half chest., &c. 00TVISIF,__ *chi, wad Jam. • WWlLS—ALtdidray, atterriee, Port 4 , flock.. my old and high il=as, tr. Original denolJobzw, meg , DABTONitad GUILVITEWS idLA OWAMPAIGNA—IIeet *ChandonMd.l bowl Termai. • Doi' , MAW* fd: rt..Monsnrs do do do LlQUOGRA—Brindien, Rom Whiskey, Gin, Arraek. Ab Milo; Mach, in origin.' rearAngeeoleo Carom, Alimelkinottdeett,e, Noyeed Bletora, .MALT LACcata--Londork BrolenStoat. Scotch ood English Ala CIGAZI!"—A misty choice brands. . .PICILLES—XngIish end !reach. ' 3.1.17CEX-Tor Fisk, Curio, Chao. Meat, tor.- 43 • 11111:11-4tiltal, Madder, Royal, Victoria. Prince dawn, Parmrop. Oralora, - BaNd&o, patch and and Amoicno. ' 5170 &gea A,Bs-4400 red halt ,baUrrrel&niMed, Polvor4md, St. etas, de., in bar 11.&318—Wartphalia aed Anuertm. 011.8-01 p. MI Whale. arGeir era warranted unedulteraled and of car ownim • : . (allay Gledd Modal Plaues. QMNWAY. & SONS, MAN UMLOMIRDIGS, Si Walkaidreet New Yorltr'lereleed the. fathrelng ring iliddril=tlitantba beat makers in Dorton, hew T AIIMIIST MULL MEDALS 'at the Matrtendlten Pair. Weeldnetem, Munk 1855. • GOLD MEDAL. .the Grote' Palace, New Tort, N 47- umber. US4fbdistig the oily Gold Medal even for Harm mitten do lue tti bran) • Mett - GOLD , MED - at the Maryland 'nand*. Baltimoe. TESTLISTPECLISSIEDYL at the; 0.0 ltir,(7t . .tvtel Mena :Nor Teeh:Ntlntenter;l32ll3.^ 'Antal et. area auxerdialent hedehatry, arrehnts dott enhalkMallenheept and va.,7 .tba. 11 0- t a liana (with add trithbottakir Iron Pram.) yra ararreated for three rant ends written eriatantea 'evert — Mena packed and JIMPIdd elated thine. Peers moderate. 'do.lydr The Best Fruit Cask P7t..A.TT'I3 9 _ n the oneerzsr .sod MOST .DITRAOLE irre • • It require* =lnn WAX, WORLD. sours, Cr EXIN. onr RUDDRIt BLVGB to wal ft. tff This witExcitra ...1",°,2111" 2CREWE, EEl=l:l2l3 SPAM° RASP, and la U. lth i nis i ny eta tan manna It. thn United Statro. PRAT Cs TATECT BA/ LABS' AND }ICED= SLANVFAC7IIEING PANT. Ide Broadway, N. Y. —Arr. N, . Broadwa, N. Y. dw .11. RZYCLIUM & CO. 10 Paul et, N. Y. 4g, ROSSIVE/00AN *OD, • - ;:" Y sgefigi . M. Day Bwww, New Tort DCuggfsts. gA. FAIINESTOCK ~!L. CO., WHOLE- Iae .l.lbnitist.:*4 aqui. ....vracp.r.ar Wood am?. Frain sts•ets. Plum buti7 T 801100NMAKER, MANUFACTURER !.."110±1TbibtrAtiilirl Lead. Vise, Paint, Latham, Pat firee=t Pint22:4 • wits wttcor., =um IDLEMING' 'BROS.; (SUCCESSORS TO "j: 1. Mad * ON) Invilemalo Drnggisfy tin m Rood Millestmj" Xrsarnes celebrated Fertnifuge, user JOHN:ELAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS. iroatikAlwrsarsie sad man Druggist sad. Dealer br u =iMiriDl seta", te e corner Wood andSistli kneels, ...41ErSisokorassent kr. Dr. Ford's Medicine. - • np2l j 0 4 1.1 ,A P 4 . SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL. aria ,sit p; Pairdit.43ls. Varnishe s and Dyertztis, tto. 2061414. 4, streerattaburgb. tearn mill metre proMpt idtentkm. arAgeat res.B.les Poinsordc Byrop. snentlydon itMMMaM i.Palch.Dlrto6. OIL. Tanga.* wt. -15 Wood etreekiltyparidi, Priam low. . . • . Irmwirtiortirin Tflfs. • OSEPIf PLEMI (9000 ;I eR . 2. 71Ittbor. *Aetna XadrA street sal Mamba, logo eansimitlyon MI 'and complete usociamst oi.Drop, 3114111thoy m t I'artnloory,..+4d el. ankles rtr bndrion: 0. 4 . 11 7 einesindotst ieat*i- , . k YSER, 'DRUGGIST. nornis W 044 erne lad Then !.. ' ,-..•:" ' i -. 0.*M1t,. -:. &C ..k , --- , .- -• ',.. n. ni "swami, , ... -- :. C il iitit T s SION , AND FORWARDING =scam% .m?. 20 Pate . Ural, St. Imam, Mo. -.,' Ptlitinararett+ ,- 10:1 Jona a Lrtii.. Y " ' - "TtaallAittiltaltt a et, ace a PArsits. .. • -- t Inn laths* td'acdrr, Um% Demo. Gmbh ao.' ''',..77,oliSplt attotgamiersa to say =Amor prforwllag, , ~.QP R HARKAUGH. CWIMIIISIOII ' , la ' Dwain vrotifroliazo.iir , 0,. gar '8 KING- - (leArf Ortifit Itifer . . , F __,. . -- - Arbil KILOS Ifoestmida Vatmfidoi Nirolkaos, === sad inocamOto.ls yr,si . r aro. be. 4: 41-ARD ' ;•.(SUCCESSOICTO-11- ' cujbws ab 4 7enraielig dui 1441.amoutd lalasspoWinianieffter: AR ir4 Ihrry din, Purbargb;lz.' " oza 4 Li. :Val :•rt 'V. : • Casteminks Wmchant, net Wholesale Demirel:l3 Maw. SolhafesalmpoTted wad Doeierde CI !Wog; Le, We, WO. lik Wrwir.WWWW "wdalitw burgh, P. • - sahttly AW.f. DFR GORDON; FORWARD. Ainadielan Mirchast, Lead Pio god awes in PIS and liar Lewd and Sh ot, A24to 21 msek... is:z• *v. TT/IN• H. -HELLOR, _No. 81 WOOB: ST., V e r lic n Dand Atl , e , : i ostaininoo2..klaput warao A sown ton PIANO - Rl al A- • .11101 , a-trAmusre mon LODFAXII.and Minx bora* 0, 4 musit. ( 49l4 • la - MBER .1. BRO., No: 53 FIFTH • - tab, ,0014ndiretp,Sola Ainnitiol:s7B kir ;Tail) onirhaned 'Cowd and route 71ANOIOnaf * ireniturs panda. ) ILO. iMiaanot NICIOS, .:4 ,2 , l en. *...k " ........w.twvt4a 4-wanill : . 7 KANU" .... .Thatolkirter,l Lamar of Shah d meSoielp&t.hr thr 11.13111117&0 ri hr HALL= DAVIS & CO.'S 1113111i00 PidUlol4 0011$888{}118800.14/asa Atimehoseat. .118 Mood stmt. ... . ~ ~ •:. ,~r.,•.Ui,~OCritat~. mood, '-{Alposimen4Agtinrtmutzr, AT 121:13 • - Ls9C".4A! rN sr 4.c 0011,61B*.wmuy th" • ~ 341 lub...Nwoob red Mon. b : 4to ~,~~~-a----- _.. NEW YORK ADVERT/$ S, v.., AMER? G. RICUARDSONILisicenstro scram. extroszem Omer.= &saesCr, li - eo rot. Wiry Important to Recefters, Lionor ereltsaals aad Wholesale Grocers. . . . DR. FE U.CHTWANGER'S, .Pftearings, le Profane a ifinnenrs !Patio! Peery Darr= trromr. THE 'UNDERSIGNED lIAS LATELY made gonot improresnenta in this branch of boffin.. Tim flavorings are pot up to yockaaer of 1,10 and W 60110 . 0 4 and requires hat the ,idadan of=fdrit: either , lst nr ith proof, and Liquors mica as ' either dark or pale, Holland and Elogitah Gin, janknica and Ed. Croix. Man,. Mo. nongnitala„ Bourbon, Dish and Becht Tilt ,lakedippla„ Poach, Cowry andßrandy, Port and Madeira Win= w il l ben itantiy=. It reqtdrea no eklll, bed an addition of a good spirit, say 60 gallons to eatt gallon of the ro tpaCtira alarming. n o b oo , c 0 , ,, 00 c cm, green, yellow and ladle, warrant= genuine, aa In. at Inky other porter'im n the United Slat= Ewan °ferny Liquor. Duni= of Cognac, lib of which ;arida/as ZO gallons of Cognac. ' , • Naar Wkdaky may, by Dr. Vs Igo Add body pre bo made smooth with but a trilling oxiikase.. P ' "6'4 Tha pricy at Flavorings era =Manly - moderate, and di rections in full auppUed Ire • • ‘, • Dk. LEWIS pgacuriresoErt. Chrwisrand /emporia. of Drags Bascnrial Oat and Metals, Dageserredie and Phoiographie Chers=als. No IA3 ?dm= Nnr 'You. N. B.—Sala Agent farGoftwes Onlebraied Cantial ante= and DM. agnolawflmta etarrtages. Ls f i:diy:bl'o:ifl . . Carriage liopeaslteary. JOSEPH WHITE NOW CARRY- Ing ow., orthluttoma In hi. erosions Mamie. (nom lately erdarged,) hareem Nembutals and Las - rence- Tilley near thetero Mile Rum reapectfolly invitee the peak. to Inspect Ma Mock of CATlliftliM, IttIIMIES. Se. Sod he particularly informa gentlemen punrhaurs. that ono prim only made. Pourteen years' ex t h e. le the bell nem enables him to plam before hls patrons arneehoim collection of Oarriages, 'which so many yews past it hot hems his partkalsr department to sided from the carious and moot talented Eastern Maneillseterers. This mote* of his nemeyidem Is - emnpletk the mummy of hia artenge• mentsiMill apply the beet etid time faaldonahle manufactu rers at mokede prism . trnerktunle•red by Show) heavy expeosol,lahlob the mania for dime* ug Massa of Boshases, has heaped upon the prke of °Md.', (owing to large rents,) Joesph White rill 101 l on ready money - only, at much lea than the usual profits. N. IL-4;mln. repaired in . the best ;manner. with Ali. mann e r. air, • Pittsburgh Coach !Factory IL 1.. STEPHENS, MELOIS h. CO, formerly E. M. BIGELOW, . 46 Diermorsd Alky wear IntagSfreer, PITESSUMIL PA. IWOULD. RESPECTFULLY AN nociumio tbocaril ming comnsin public in general, that I eve this day p vela the hoer mt of my firmer, partner, Mr, Albert, and will s:any on the bustriem In all Ito bras:mhos of the old eland, X. 46 Diamond Alley. In &ening OS, slime of this old end so. mull mba r. fished manufacturing establishment, I mama the public no eßurt shall be ' , ranting on my put to deserve the tome high character mi ion enjoyed by my predeceaMoiand aasuclates. Jeilyd M. L. SIEMENS. Cob and Carriage Factory. JOHNSON. BROTHER •. CO., Orme" of &Mont AO .R.e.becos Streets, A.LLEGIURRT CITY. -WOULD - .RESPECTFULLY IN foraitheir trine* mid the pobtlegitueeint rall that they ere III•notattorlog Carriages, Barouchee, Shilgieh. Sleighs and Chaim, in all their earl. one styles of finish and proportion". All orders Will be exanted with etrlct regard to durability beoatzr of With. Baptize. will elan be ettenthel tent the most reasonable brmv riling to en their work the teed Eastern netts, Poles end whml eteß, they dent that all Who blur them with their patronage will be perfectly setlabot on [dal of their work. lESMMMiEMI diumiture .noi. a. YOCRI.- rocs.' T. D. YOUNG 111140014(111X03 0? FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. TACTORY —Mend St.,bdoseen W)lie and Rama Aroma Wardenß—Sos. 20 k 40 Bmithfield St., STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNTITTRE-11".. are constantly taartufschulog STEAMBOAT CABIN TUILNITURE sad CHAIRS. and Invite the attention of those In tentalad to familattlng boats. se3redka9 T. B. VOUNG t OD. . C. 1 1 . — g.i.OPSIE.Vril A NIT ACT URERS OF FURNITURE _LTA_ and CIIATAS alarm earletyandstyle, Roanwood. Maintromy and Walnut, Imitable for parlors. chambers and rmoroonmooqual to any to bo Grand in Om Eastern cities. and at lower mires. Bray article made han I and war ranted. 44-Hotels and Stearnhmo (nrninned ~,,,i,... Wan.rearns, earner Penn and Mayne Piltitairnla. deSnlenl pri CABINET FCIRNITURE if.A.VerFA rTCR.ER Nun. 97 it tip Third St., Pittsburgh. T r — - T V VlCalr.ll,l. EF • • tie ItitmeasniCosbolnitibtlittliti hasjust. untpleced his Wad Yornituroorhichisdillmilythelargen ami beet Deli offered Simla in thiecity. Aelee is determined to op. hold Wm stork. with semoned manias: beet workmanclup and mien deelicti and from the extent of his and facility in manutecturing, eusble.l to produce Iceman ed YUR.n/TURS et the LOt pines- II keeps always on Laud ,Tell the itmetert "misty of dmortption of furniture, from the cheeped and plainest, to the Mon elegem .ad wetly, thate. honasor *try port atone, may be [tinned from hi. stock, or membutured expresely to order. mei) idookorltens, tic C. •COCIMANE, (SUCCESSOR TO L~tl~ih.a.r)inaisi. and Retail Dealer in Doak", Nixtr Raaglage, Federal etreet. etb doorlt El] of arket Square, Allegbeny, Pat JOHNS: DAVISON; 'BOOKSELLER AND lastiotier, sucomOr Arbon a Agnew, No. 0131srket street, near Fourth. Pittsburgh, P. 17 - AY dc 01, BOOKSELLERS AND STA- N% TIONEBS, No. 55 Wood Knot, mat door to th. ow ner al Third, Pittsburgh, P. School and Lan Booka con. atantly on hand. T L. READ, BOORSULER AND STA tk 0 TIONER, 'N. 78 Fourth it., Apollo 1 uildings. It cILLENDER, BOOKSELLER . and Statrirer, Mum& 1411, Fifth street. "Ohnsicians PR. R. T. FORD'etill continuos his new vnorrAnta INELiCtICE. otbre We.d eed gyirada Annum,' (Fourth Whet Itesti,) fleet end e tylamend Mum; Pitteburgh, Ills unlimited emcees la Acne* and Clinude inamases eau. 1 4* ..wiscavrneue..r the unman • R. O'BRIEN OAN •BE CONSULTED D -at DrAhltls,rarnitr AIM sualSiilthflekt atm% az MuSDAYB, WZDICESpLTS /44 AiITVILLAVEy from 10 to Weß't; .0.32 AM. M. anat.. runtimr, N. b :TVOOTORI3 GAZZAM &FLEMING. J_J Ofrlce No. g aixih syse‘Pitiabtogb, Pi tMAIrod• aim Gooba..- ASURP/TY., 43:117ROLIVIELD,- DEALERS 11[1. Walk" La4l3ei• Drool 11.6 geperally Cloak", Telma" and &web, ' Eaabroldezkei ttaple for tangly an. Antal:um/Ay 'Unlade' amortaksot II .11 the -above "cleportiaeitlart. received and oellici; at ,the ',meet sapSortipeartcon Tow* and Alarkal LL L. L. 111... * !CO, lb tat. A....XAAON: .00., - WHOLESALE aad Reialloralant Is Yaa; and Staple Dry O .OSS. ab Fifth stmt, Pittsbagb— - t Mut ant agents Collies •us In lowa. • • J....M. - GRIFFI o TH, cotlzqa24o..!t-grz. - ' imm:NiErr, lowa, WILL GIVE 'PARTICULAR ATTER tlentottrocellielles sad warlog of dattsoteoonts, liamoUrist DO Prt wipsoilsorroatidlpgeotottry.„ i,.89P/astgansta ivas /Ws. • • --- • • . 5:1. Vok Dokkllkkot, Jew*, Lull A CO4 IL Mak. Bantu, Att' I. 0.11 urphyr Wm. Canalagtula k A. k D. H. Chambers: THE UNDERSIGNED havinkobtaintid liti !gait ite 110di Binding. liprw larederrfarnisli the attachment to boats howl's use;os it; apply the dose to new book., order. for which are respect fully solicited at WELDIN . A ROWANIYS Booli•Diotkry and Blank Rook 31endsctory. S. W. owner Third did Wood ea. The abase imptoreinant consists lot, of • McMinn Spring, duping the beet Of the boo: to such • manners to pra emit lb. Dives then ascent when the book (ideates lo • ...ailed position.' 7d. Tjae rarringes are metallic grooves in wbkb are hiserted,wkdeli will effectailly iitesent the book from wearing or.chafhishl placing. die same In It/ resting place. JeT2tad ROITAND. Patentee. • Special !attic.. HOOTS ARD'I3HOIM, W 11.0 L XL f: ANTI. It TAIL. irAILES.,ROBB alo;.B92..Mexket gtreet,ll... between Market Icemen& Firth .treat, takes 116 plaisnr• in caltingthennention of hie friends and the pet. Ile - god erdendLd hdrit.i le this pantheeed direct from the kLe=ten.r. and Imp A n Shoes in Me Ender. come Tkie etora An vhdl At.pnport. to he—...y sittrior and adopted tot!a rinnent mummer sweine, —idlaltaket Otata, Merentsad Children.' Trench lenpil say nowt But: suer a ad grororal ! totoomiethita Miofts. •11.1akno plenum In 10,1 - bs agyho are In `mat la give bla oatt..yrkos sill ln tunialOorlWtgats.2lo. afiehr arta, ru4b6gh. • It ima X AK AMU I A C TOR E R OR 1300Thlt _Anoka issalsou...!T aNm . pa, Ne. 34- Sall .1 PcmistaitlatinniA-Ps.t• s• -• • •• .! • • cclllya Copwtaership or.T. 1-1 Othooffle. 06.0•61.. . this day by atonal cottoost. ,000mostiO. satborlood to NW. lb. :lesion of MI tattOttIi JACH O O NMAAK k NFU 2201LBAND=. licousgs—wpod , , substsotia4;.,N4ling um« Lai h et 'mi.'s, ohm, fottttioists Motet Wm. For fotbor pattitotoloyftbire or. g . totait of fbalibtiold and !.aped I~ljiiß 25 dot gookto.kr oak by : . ants it man, Cor 614i100/ tnd bond al.. DROP IlliApi,--5(110, - _pe.,in store and for i ....nsiuxeintot 9 Half chests iitive k Tes received and for 0110 by ^ Wtr. bicCUTCTRON,; ROSE PI IC " 10 just reed.awLfor mit= siticov .Fiz t E i zL V iv „ Aare PITTSBURGH. SATIJRDAY, , :AIORNING, JUNE" 20, 1857 NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS 'ram H. AdcarUoing Mow, 335 Broad way. SOMETHING NEW I Ila IY. rotting Amerle• Plre-C ran ker ri.tots THis is admitted to belle most amusing Toy .T.YOIIOIIIIII to YoungAmerimsolinble for al timeeofthe year. It make. a. report canal to • the erartmour. and carom toll with the tune precision Tor ten theme] not with Garet. enourio to kill. =kW% it the mart clap end tummies. pishsl for ter,re, t prnetles toaxisteaca. • 101,0000ohl in four Ireetssi No-tail price, .24. nude entlnpwaninecording to the tnarket.. Trade price 5.14 per 100 pistols, Co.), on IN!. livery. gent byl.Ypiret Way pert of tbe reentry. A. , VIT...HALL, .I.ls4llrnedonty, N. T., Inventor Bud Role Matinfectorer. A full Ausffription, with engravings, sent coney teldrou on receipt of a pattatteettofth. TURK . CRACICRILS trotolathOr on hand. 1000 Agents Waned.Attelutlftil Sees:Ram s Pettol sent by ffsprees or Mail prepaid on receipt of Tl. ).o:lm4lts 1301A1ENT SPRING BEDS, PATENT SPRING UYDu Ries, Tess lista If vermin, sob PATCtir 3110.1140+.0 C..xnrm sonha t roanufacturoand offer for sale the Lest Rob so er obi In this or toy other tooket. A peraottal Inspection will sat isfy oo one of thectunsrmeas of what we state. for Moo quite Nets cotuLlne beauty, clispuess. simplicity and perfect security against insects, withorn obstructing the circulation. °Lair. Deafen and others will consult their own Interest by ow:titling our hods and Nets hereto purchasing a 1...- where. C. D. Alp. STRATTON. Agents, Jeff IntEs SM tUttol A.. N. T., out of linsuluny. TaCTVEIZTB KM-GLOVE CLEANER. J OIIVEYS KILIOLOVE, CLEANER. JOUVEN'S KItMILOVE CLEAN ER. JOI:VEN'A ILOOLOVE CLEANER. JOI:VRN'S lUD- MAUVE CLEANER. 2.5 rents lor bottle. Zr cents per bottle. 25 coots per bottle. 25 is per bottle ce m ntr per bottle. 25 cent* per bottle. 25 cents per bottle. vents per boobs. Ono bottle cleans bo.por Our bottle cleans 50 pair. Otto bottle cleans 50 putt: One bottle drew NO pair. Asti° odor pnrimsla from thepreparathia the choir can ha vrornisamnfiottly afterlt to CIOXIIni. WWII. Mem of ilauuel, apply • suiall r porlion of Um preparation very Jghtly, the dirt trill itmtantly illrappear. It Is the article used by thel.hl43lora Manufactumrs of France io impart that purity of flialshaud aoftnemi furtrl.lir their glom. are atijnail) tvl elingsri. It clews kid Owen alai shire and colorial kid glover ekgantly. It la alma au oxeulleui article Gm the toilet and Eirliimillfying the complexion. roman Wx tan, le., faronroedr to axmlleiteu any of th e illaumml nod preparations tiLually .1.1 Lir that porno.. Ilse trial. at the IrlDhig exp.oo of 25 cauta, will mushier any one tLat the south' I. all that it Is claimed to isr. Try a bottle of It for 25 mum, and)von .111 never 'MANI.. %salmi:alt. It me ha obtaluednf all DruggLitsand lOalon to Paneytioada iu limas burgh. and at wholemlo, of the irga proprietors. CLARK CO- 3:lsl.lanantitx, Nan Yoax. A liberal dionmat to the Limit, As then I. au Inferior artick in Um market. buyers will too mirefol to (4.0 that the mum of CLAIM I Co.. i. ormo each bottle which they porch... Jes;;Ombi H. 1.0 F'arrdehlas. Hardware. PICOT l sucio•rvrE: W Maulers Lan., Non Pal, I3IPORTERS and Jobbers of Cutlery, Fou derv, Tea Troy Fire Tram, Ilene.! aild Ca./oiled Hollow War, /Worn Tinned Ware, Andiron, Cry Pam, Coal Rods, Northam! Jappantal Plated and Inittannia War, 11.1./ACTIIII. PLATED SPOONS AND roRKs, .1.9:46144 63 Hoiden Loop, Now 'Fork School Furniture PATON, Munufacturer of NOW and ha • . prtn - ctlatylos at SCHOOL FUlttilTUltr- Illuatrated Catalogra• rasa ou IA It. PATON. jeD:Grtid:i • .1-1 attn.° streo4, Ice. York. Modern Style of Scheel Furniture, MANUFACTURED and for sale by N. ITA_ JOHNSON. No. W Hodson strut. Noe Yo -r[. A lugsipply kept contantly on hood. Cone.. forward ed Application.. above. jet6totim LIGHTE, NEWTON & BRADEVELYN, 421 Broome Stre.4., York. ATA.NUFACTIJIIERS of the Patent Arch Wrest Plank Piano Fortea.'cidetnted rite darth, ritchtnies. pimp). and a 1, coyer •inglog quality of their WON for which they hays revolved the bighted rvotainins from the imatest maxial celebrities of the emtntry; and to ovary Ella, when hronghtiln competition with oth, Inttric melds, have obtained the hightet premium. Th e Patent ni Mvb revt Plank, ntilth la metaled end need only h. ne, gaumanteito their stapling to tom lonzer than one ochtr in. .013MBILIC while their imprecodentivi denim] im ah parte of the canntry is a miticient proot of thole inverter carenenta. A Ithorat ducceant to Clergymen, School. omit the trade. Grocers 110 P AGA LEY, COSGRAVE .1 CO., Whnletetle litters, Nso. 18 wet to Wood attest_ Pate burgh. HIWORTII BRO. •& I.IROIVNLEE. • l nyzere. veeddlreseenfally invite the attntNao.. 11,, , public to their Istge stock of 11 go, liranthe; Liquor.. S'er tip) Fruits said r.tutuly tirrreris, such at Extra Pio Potter. Old Covent:3l.ml Java du, 01.1 st. tutors Ithtsk Tea. ItteAt, Thrum !lyres th, ttuutattraer d inwertot tlo thgmtg Musk Ltsveritates liehnerl Soc., Pure (tegu.s 'Pram's. Hel fand Chu. Uhl Port Wine, elterry, Alatklta tle, Claret awl atatupaign dO.• Old littueur,aletia., 11.). 111tisly, laws tad German ad Ita_rta (rem. Sia r i t eranr-mlfr * V - rt ntah, - tritttlesteittin.l Matt a; the Pagutleres Store. Corner a thr Diamond and Mammal Wry. _ 11(11M.111 REIS rAd &.BEROER. 0 ROCERS ND Deflere L. Itar , .. Lard. 1 , 1“,,e, t,ltrodnic Sc. Youth W.,t cne, Smithfield and Sesoal Stroetor . Ptits. totritta. A LiaANDgli Grocer and Importer of :Lai& Aah, 273 Liberty Pitlybrirgli, MITI'IIELTREE, JR., & BRO.. Wholeatile Grocer, R•ctlfyitig aid Wino UtlLbinor Merchants, Nu. Wi9 Liberty stnet, Pittiltur,{b. jut, .•.I. o f, _TONES Sc COOLEY, WHOLELALE URO CERS and Boat Fun:44...4 dealers b. Prodnoe and Iltistrargb Nranufarturea No. ILI Rater strod. mar Ooorry Alley.Pittenagh, Pa mrx r. BMW= •. MEW urIN. Q.HRIVER S DILWORTH, WHOLESALE Orman., N 0.130 and rod neroud street, (bes neon Wood and Radtbfleld.Pittodsnrgh. AcuLß ,ERTsus ,rHOLESALE Orswerandesonnistiou >trrrl.mt,Denlerin Prolore and Pittoldtrgh Slannforturol A,tirby, Ind Liberty etre, t, Pittalourgb. - JOHN stosu—.........ILICSISSII rcorre_....-.. AMMAN TORN FLOYD S.; CO., WHOLESALE Orocersaud Corrizaisilon Ilorcistatet ho. na wow mud LeiLettyslnist. Pittsburgh. jell 13 ()BERT - MOORE. WHOLESALE Vita CKII, Desist" Ist Plthilittrult tilisoutheturm sod all kiwis of Foreign and Domestic Iclues awl ikos, N0.'311. Liberty ens, Sha hand slat, large stock of o nor old Muccutibtiwls Iliblaksy.. **kit will tie sol.fliws for owls JOIIN • J , JUN WILSON. WATT & WILSON, 'WHOLESALE; GRO- W I . czes, Curinuis illarebauts and Dealers in Pres dune and Pittsburgh Ertunibeturen, Nis 253 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. yu 1 , 1•1111,31.17..... . lam.A.A.DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE Grocers, CasonbutlonSterchanta.and Dankest', Prduc, ho. 80 Water street, and 63 Front otrerl.Pittsb.gii: (Into of tis - o fliin Hobbs., /Lao k Co.) r TLITTLE & CO., 1 1 7110LESALE GEO • CEUX Products and Clontasisol. Merchootos. .4 Nolen, la Pittotntr. Manorfactuatt, 1.. IV. Soca. Woof, Pinot:nosh. 7tl4:rfsa lot. lectrrouve u. L. into,. WI. McCUTCIIEON k CO., WHOLE AWA:Ira:ors, Produce and ConanWien Merchants, sod Dealers In Pittsburgh Mantrfectured Artklee, Nc6211) Ittssrtretreat, corner of /min, Pittsburgh, Po. my 3 JOA/1.U.L1.1.—. 4.„TWELL, LEE et CO., CYHOLESALE . drosses. Protium and Commloion lien-luau, and to Pitts burgis Manalactorea, No. 8 Woo., strestow Mtn Water and Pesos st, littalmrsh. 81.1.8 ROST. an5i508......:...-:- '' .. . ...... ---..---...-.8..e1. B. and 08. . •••- .• • • ROBISON CO., WBOLESAIX R - Groom, Commission Skorbenta and' Dogma in ail kinds of Pnroblons, Produce And Pittsburgh Memillictiirt,,, No. 2.sll.lbartyatroat, Pluisbournh. Jallklya 11310 °BERT 11. KING, IirIIOLESALEORO „my CER,Otanmkstion lilarthatit. and Dealer 11, Pathos, Pith, flour, and all kinds of Comstry Product, No. 211 1.11. any stratt, month of .81:01, Pltistatrals, P. Liberal ad. Tama mad* on consignments. •.1s2:1111 =my WSW,— -1)M Z. ROBERT DALZELL & CO., WHOLE. BALE Gmeinoi Commisalon and Forwarding Mer e/Luta Nintendo Proilorelihd Pittsburgh Mumfactoroa, N 0.941 Lamely street. littaborgh. P.. my 2 Vrobuce Dealers HEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY C .COLLLYS, Forwarding and Commis/don Ilerchant,and haler In Choeft, Butt,. Lake Flats and Produce gonaridl,y, go wood sr, abora Water, Fitcalinrgh. nol.l JB. CANFIELD, LATE OF WAIIREN, • cum, Commholon and Fortes/4n% Merchant, and Whelnaalo Denier In Wratern Husaren Cheese, Butter, Pnt and Pearl Ash, and Western Produce generally. Irma. Alt., betwern Smlthfleld and AVratd, tlttabarsh. MfRANE & ANJER, (SUCCESSORS. to.A. A . A. malane.) Iknler. in Floor, Grain kid Produce. Connolcdon and Yorosnlinir ale:chants, No. VII Second arson. PittsbiUßP, rg‘ !Jo.. I. 'L 7 n ll 7l.inl2 j2 e AVi.D •C. HERBST, FLOUR, PRO ducv, Pnarpolon end Cotoonmion Merchant, No. 21 Li y ttteet , corner or HMI, PGI i4arth, Ores his atteo. tion to the ink of noun Pudi, Hanna, lard. (Ine.ia, putter, Grillo. Dried Prints. &can, Lc., de. airecaudiuunents rtaysclfully solicited. ourlY' • ALEX. FORSYTJI, Asueozssoit., TO Forsyth A hoott.) Forwarding and domtnLealon Mar. chant, /Maier to Wool, (Mica Hoar, Baron ,. Lard and Lent OH and Product. generally. No. 75 Water st.,'Pittahtrrgh, Pa. HRIDISLE, GENERAL COMMISSION Merchant sod .Dealer ancogias .andFradnie: Fink street , rrot, Pf [Wank • •`, Refer to if. FlAsSurnS,Pittaln4b,.. , Battaarr, Otarnara Pittaburgb. /17F13 1 onaletniaenta solirifid and natlsfactory returns gitar anteod. ' delfklydawT gOBERT IiUTCHINSON,.COMMISSION • 'lambast; for th e sale of .Wciderri /10. .(24460, tar, Lard, Baron: Flab, Poi and Wart' Ashes.' SiLt , tattla tells, /Isar Undo, decd., Irried Fruld,and Prairies ganarally, No. II Emitheeld atteeLbetsntern rind sad Water. spa --- " , arg . _ eIItaRLBS , B.'LEKCII,- FORWARDIN‘ oaf Cosoudidon Iferehapt, Dolor% Pima, finda;Bi. nigh/101mA Milk?, sod Al klod4 tyodoc...N. f StittV WI Mak, tetwortirint and Wtr. &pa L s EA=7 — BTIT - RDIOUSE.--JAS. GARD INER, Wbokeitl• Dealer In Intetv,'Pnlvlstun. And Alaimo rt. Lftfll_y, No. , 6 Seventh di...4;6141mm Uperty , sod Suillhadad,Pittaboygt, Pa. AorTorm maw Mr47t 'orate. I W: & lIOLAIES & BRO., PORK AND ja•Provislopi, maw 4 Matiolt ppd Prootltreets, Atte:wet: PC d e e I ,777 • gide k Lesthen.lail find Shoe Findings ; No. HA /Gee" Brad. PITTSBURGH. PL. t'aitbct;sic -- • as .toluzzi. jr43 . 4 - 1V- - , ~.• 1 ~:.- ~..:,, ,- ; -- _,-17a . ... . .. .. . . ~.. .. . . - .. . Piliittufactui a cp. RIDDL & co., 7 , 80 Fourth Street, Pit burgh, Pa., It=VnernlESllll dI TITONDS: AND SWITCIIES VI OnVre eoLielted frau ttootrAde,ort promptly ehll pate per instrnetical. • • 7taters-6 months, or 6 per cent. dlsconnt for rash. ' 5a.231r11,5 U. GERWIC, IMIVTACTIMOJI nr ROPES AND WINE (boa qf port abed, Ifahol dres4,..eattho.A. . .... . - Tr AVE ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL Li...,,apply °Moll ami fiat= Bore& Bad Bon* Both and Cute Conk Wool. Broom, 0 . 02 ... n .".„ flax Win.; Pup., Mika II ml Col,frad Twist: Out .14elee, waging and lilasme. Una.. _ _ atahlydderll smart% ISARICIIIIL . YAW/ N. mesh 'WILLIAM HARSH 4 CO., 01 Ponn at ., below Marlin , - Pittsburgh, Pa. STEAM BOILER MAK . S AND SLEET c 1...) Iron Worker% klultdtcture of Bosethari Patent roller, LOOOIIIOIITP, Mogi fuel Cyli or Boller; M..," &virile% elm rind.' Sta. pipe ; armars, &It Pam, Saga' Plum bun Yavls,,Lll.Boals. tc. Also, Blacksmith.' Work, Bridge and Viaduct loom, no, at the, ahottent no tice. All orders In. ,a ehatulee P Of Menial to. - - - • - - —• • Patent Lether.. TILE ATTENTION OE CA RRIAGE MA KERS, Stadler. tell _Dation I. direetla tt. the large surk of No. t EntunelealEdee for Tope pad Trimming. Yet.. Dnett,Cußer, or Reillott,SElrting,Splite, PW gu n , &r.. for Went neatern Agee be ti 011 ANDRIL.O.I, 5t,.74.4.5fy nullAling. . mrin:Snul Pittsburgh. Pa. taIitritIrICROESEN, IVIANUFACTURER OF PINEL& CRDAR j_ti. Warr, and Dewier in: Willow WILIV. Tars kc, co. •21 Dnimusl, PilLstpotrgla, keep constantly oo halal au erten. sire and varied stock of ankles suitable for Itnosolwopors, too numerous to-mention. rem Ans nimbi ng anything in the line ere reginnted to call enth enamlne [hit Mork. imuinbctured Month the trade, be. tom looking eleenhere.mrlthlth.l - Penn , Coe* oik - - 1.111 .. ENN CIIILDS & CO., MANUFAC TUIANIAS nf— Penn A No.l hoary Inl9Ateettnn.r. (Impel Manor all cadre and ohndeth CMten Tv hm Month .lAues and Sugh Curd: Alum °fall Qris and treetriptimen ill'aeqkikve loft at the Itentrare Store or Logan, Wale C 0.131 Wavvl Menet. vrill have ettehtloh. joVely - JAMES IHTViR r -- ANUPAcTURZU OP SriAnIVRIC ETHER ; Sulphuric Acid ; sw.t spuit.or Mir% Nitric Add: Ilofoon's Anodrno: Muriado Ack4 Aqua Anun.n4o. FIT; • ?WT. , . Jo Powlnes F•olotion: - • myl & MAXWELL , 111:f Ctirit.ll.s Or Brushes, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames, A ND DEALERS IN CLOCKS, HOUSF Vormsbing Goods, AN No. Wood Ittret, &boy Fifth, Putsburg4. Sinrldne llm.hn node to order. fe.klyd H. ML. WARREN t CO., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS TN 'WRRE A N'S IMPROVED FIRE AND T Waler4.toof Cow.. Woo REefs and Rem Aug MC Lulalt Rivtled--34 Fifth gime!. der:Ay • DA.2fIEL RENEE TT, I%IANUFACTURER OF ,FANCY COLOR ED !minims Winn, tiockiughani and Ye/low W. 4-, Ac. oak. at the Slianintaty, earner of Washington and Yranklin stracts, Itirmitighato, manta Pittalngh, e. n. J. Tun' tI.TOT MUM TADER, POPE & STREET, xxxcrxtvarte Ut - - - - - - • . OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS AND RILL WORKS, Salem, 001nrabiania County. 0. WIIIT3LIN 4 REED'S PATENT OSOIL LATINO Engines of superior workmanship, con aws 4 ..... oss W i nd nal made to order. Inch Clearfitsg, Shafting, At- sr Flouring and Saw =IA And other purpows. Manufacturer+ rd lardssises Odelsrarect Gorernor MI , MI Anon. fur Willisna, Ilkh A Co.'s ILarbirdsts' Tool*lndss.tion Tonal:or awl Boring When of averts. de scriptin. Common Rids Intints mete Co orck. rmyrtritf . ..... D. 91:112.031 WIC STUMM= niollll. Foundry, MITCHELL, H. CO. AvILL CONTINUE TIIE BUSINESS' OF ll' an UnLx. Coomby, aMe old stand of PENNOCK, 311TCICELL A CO. No /a Wooly at. • Th.y rill tun:that:re. no I.ll‘l, ■ Largli lad aeons maoteol CASTVWS, rolepriiie K Cooking Senn; Ranges anti Slide Ovens, OPPICE .1.117 P.t1M0.12 .57).9rE. • • MANTLE & NITCIIEN GRATEiVi hollow Warr. Wagon Bain, Dog trot* a Ail Tr.% ErI2,I . .WE'S A PLOW rooms. min and Merhinere ug. Geller: WY, /ROA ' .4 .VD :PAILS OP' TIM I if:sr BlLiy th% Shovels, Spades, Picks, Eke.; All of WWI+ Will IM NOM .11 foonnfatztrat . gofers. 111 i ILL/AM TATS, PLUMBER . AND OAS FITTER,.IIto. 14) Fmtrth 101141. near flinty, and 472 Noun street. nest door to Mclennan Parkin.. .4 0111<e, and Yedcral at., near Lannok Alleetteny.. Jrfritvery uf Fittings for Water, C. an.l fitaron. rayallf Mamalastle Tile Floor, For Church.. tiallu.fleuserratorke, FeetlMO. and Biome ALFRED ENGLAND, &Ile Agent. FROM TILE' ORIGINAL PATENTEES, ste.....unnen 4 C.., 1;oadon, and Mow. Millar It Cates. New York. for Pittsbetrutt .4 the West All wollt eseruled to a superior etyle. Plans. DrAtritig. awl Aped/Iw. sae to sesu at ha. 2 Fourth street. near Llte erty. fnottranre agents ITE & CIIAFFEE Agents Neptune !near_ IWWI Lla ro ty.l4 1141, Wvi street. _ „ FlNNEY:XgentEureka InsuracneCo- '1 Se. 0 Water stmt. A A. CARRIER & BRO., AGENTS A Pennsylvania Insursara tknorsoy IA Pittsburgh. en' Building. Fourth ntreet. AMI'EL L. 3IARSILELL, Secretary eat kJ raw' faturruua Comrany, it 4 Water rant. - LI M. GORDON, Secretary Western Inour- I Gam Comptol,V2 Water street.. GAR,DINkR COFFIN. Agent ierlN;nlt- J • Inennabeecenpuley, Norilieleat corner Wm' sod Third %Met& • A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware. P• Mutual luotanca C0...12 Water etrret. T c.. , 11L.1.LItt Atent llowarti eutrue trularstall,arket droop, • NEWT.ON.. JONES. Agent Alanufuotur- CY • ers' losnranee Co., 991VOse ateect, THOS. J. HUM?, Agent Farmers and Mechanics' Insures., Cu. 90 Weter stress. TOSIRJA ROBINSON, Agent agoki.v..., 24 Fifth Arca TIFW.• POINDEXTER ; Agent Great Wet .n_itu Insaraneo C., In !rota street. Ural Estatc agents tir F. M'ELROT, REAL -- ESTATE s , and Intelligence .chant, ro. 2 El Clair Street PO, Ps.. attends to the Belling anrllleutint; o( ; / 1 = 6 .4 Lot.. Mina. 41. c. City Warrants bought and sol 4. Men ma lat RW,to isnc and Owl= ~Wcativat servants tit 6os, AC liminess strictly attended to arid terms 113./. . rete. laZutassly, pLAKELY RICii.EY, REAL ESTATE Brehete, corner of Seventh. and Aimithllebi Went; qttehurgh. Pa. Tartan 11 0 ..4 I." , Mill., bought and sold on conetpion. Loan Wertnnte. Donde and Note, neionate4. &pedal attentgun. Oven to subdividing Nta*, and &q:Ong of them. Tonna Munn. =WS WILLIAM WARD, BILL BROKER acd god Estate Agat. INlthv Grant - aria oppo. Ate fsr. Pare Cathedra AU Wake. !strum.' Whim opmarto. Uteudett g imamate contrarian. aullidly GEORGE ESTATE and Insurance nista, Woods to laity/Lewd sellini Real Estate of every' description, in n° ney badness, ancerallv. A 1.,. to Iltisodon PiVOrtY tnial ".41 0 b r aio, tor good, relisiblellilladaiptila Companion Margin gammon., Fe 40.4 street, ilecoad door South of therNortli d 114.4 , g AUSTII.I3I - X - SIS N Oa.; .DEALERS IN Promt.gorind•l, nond , g, Mortin4to•A' aU Seale- Uee for Money. Money loaned on Checks at abort dates; with collateral .crackles. NOTF.SAND. DRAMS skein AND SOLD. Pamela deshinginaitscan 1.4 accommodated on reasonable term, and capitalists can Its furnished trith gotalsecuritift at renatuvratice prim. 41.•?; attend to the Sale. Renting and of Rear • SlMP , Ontre No. VI Fourth otreit,'ibose Wood. ae-AvsTIN wogle..Notwi^"fr-, IieLAIN A.SON, Real Estate - Agents B. aid linked, N 0.48.14 Yeast} 'new. _ 9P.H9MAS &date Agent, Mi. TS Fourth Arca.. . • EiptobstM "MITI , k1A1.11.1. ... ...... ...... 1110111.11. VW an Vapor Warehouse. ••. . IiTALTER ' , MARSHALL' CO., pert•n ens D.Aori, B 7 wood street, &Wilco . = rpuith eroot and Diamrnd Auey wboro may tiolound an exteiplliTO to ma'am: oUrrotitkveriptloti Poi. Maeuipi.go Hank Matey atti eknob<: :Aw wi ndow tSlu~Bto My. I /roacitmllefloro. Brentßrent& fwArytit i r ".. .l.l4b3lllll, & CO.l 1.11)311.h650N & CO., Igoe. OG and 98 .1144*.lbird idreet, near Woad, M 151151011114. and %dere in WALL PAPER, ' " " : TASSELS AND PATENT EMI:HAL:ORM XATEREse ..a .auud aidd etici oa. t thA j vA , ie . :n/10 ttpstbeirms.vl4rE, Lir §EIBEET,:, YRAtficAL Urnotanaca, tr e t - : / d0000: Third grat e , , aal dtakr in U . cdtuawg . DARA9II • DEUstaiRLIUDSNATTILMISCLCOXTORTS, CUSW:I4. pudenda tataidat pact fn tiallmb lade. _Carpets ittlidand taktliannha ti- tudilayd • " w • tab 'iiit , itellisask Mailc•r. ..a: No. Is vatto•,, .Ifacd ►wo Maims, pi*, ,tmigh, Y arnaii•hrstialuitaiiimis. ►nransior Machin and hogrele7. 411rAll work virtanted. Vittsburgij Q3attit. PUBLISHED lunar END WHEELY BY . co_ lista ems% UOra eareureamp. Vir THEDArr.roazerrei.a. oldest .freagepeper in the Wid, and having an esstesuive circulation amongst the business Rent and reach mg a 6 dauset,it errs ildticinnettit to wirer. CU' era as the best medium through sohteh to reach the public. NU- THE WEEKLY GAZWITE issued every Walnut day am , Saturday, an a large Want* abed, and analaitu to addible; to the neva a the meek, a =WO, preparedand rebid& and Me ilarkett. COMIXIIITGia and monetary of fairs, and an accurate Runk Note Liar, tot-noted meetly/or this paper...making U beg Ansentroial Nesospaper in the mg. • - TERMS r DAELY—SIa Dollars per annum, pat=l: advanot, or l N MO per neek,clayable to the WEEKLY—Taro Dollnre per annum, payable In adman. Clubsmfutulsks4 on the following imam Four coyly% one year Teo 1 p Oo Twenty" ".. . D 3 00 Aral one to the person getting op the clola free. IfirAtleance payments ore strictly rertnlt-W.d ao pa per will to watt after the time Is op to winch It tom pad. ilate• of Advertising. Square at 10 Moo, 1 tithe . 60 76 1 (10 " • 1 wiiek 1 75 8.00 " 5 " 4to • ,•• I mouth 600 " " 2 " 700 w 000 4 . 4 " .10 00 .12 00 " .161 00 early sdrertierrnizwentilldlto woe eq 0 .4 41 ‘ 40 6. able at pleasure. per 11112111112. 23 00 io—Adverthetnetila with Cute treble price. “God and liannanity.” FOR GOVERNOR, DAVID WILMO'P or MUMS.% FOR CANAL COMiiLSSIONER, WILLIAM MILLW.A.R.D. .11 3CI.I2II3CTUNI 00011. J4181:PII J. LEW th, of etwit.r JA MU' TZECIL of Pairette. • For the Deily Pittsburgh &limn. How the Farmer built a Barn, and what the Rats 41d. Story for rEldren, mirk a moral for yrogrw Folks. A Faamsa once lived in a rich and proOnctive country. The bounties of Providence which are always the reward •of industry and hcnesty, blessed his labors, se that his dwelling was almost hidden by the stacks of grain, and the golden corn filled to overflowing, the numerous rude perm he had built to contain it. In the midst of his prosperity he found that certain shrewd neighbors, envious of his sueceso, were hauling away his stores while he slept and in various ways gathering to themselves the wealth that belonged to him. Ilevintermined Matto lose the fruits of his toil without an effort, and at once assembled all the inhabitants of tko farm to consultover measures to meet the exigency. The nien-and the horses —the cattle—the sheep--the poultry—the dwel lers in the fields and in the house, all, down to the very smallest insect, had an opportunity'-to express their opiniens . Certain earpeetesei and of her mechanics, advised theerection.of a atron g, safe barn with tightbins to hold the grain, with threshing-floors and mows, stalls and feed troughs, as the beat expedient for the protection of all. The neighbors were putting up just such buildings. Thts was thought to be good advice. The horses and cattle,' liked the idea of the shelter and the troughs. The pigs thought a barn 'would be a-fine place to root under; the hens were sure they could lay twice as many eggs if they had a barn; the swallows thought the rafters would be just the thing to hang their nests on; the mice looked forward to the nicest kind of times among the oats and straw. Even the grass-hoppers thought it would be charming to live there an the new mown hay, instead of being left in the field to eat stubble, or be pack ed up, in the middle of ti stack, out in the open air. Now you must know that many of the an imals were dumb and the views of these expres sed with more or leas force and clearness by the mouths of certain of the Gallium° who occupied in this commnnity a similar post with that of the editors in a great city. There was Chan ticleer and Shanghai, Brahma Pootra and Black finanis,k Bantum and Dunghill, all proclaimed 'voieen the delight of their respee, tire friends. In short, it was decided on all bands, that. though it would take many months, and pretty hard work to build the barn, it should be done. Every body applauded the wisdom of the concluolpn, and Olt!. world (bought the farmer 'would . ;Arai-did for keepinipace with his roguish neighbor., who had already erected their storehouses, and were filling them nt his expense. Did I say every body That was mistake. There were some folks very much put eet about it. A. sturdy, heavy•browed old bui ;let, thought :it lartLif be ;and his family had to help haul logs and run the. risk - of being stinted in their feed at the same time to pay for conveniences they did not want. And then, there were the mules. It was their habit to kick against every thing, and they were bound to make nogeeption to their rule. The farmer and his memlierer could beat it into their stub born heads, that they could be thegainere hy his increasing prosperity. But the most discon-• tented people were thevermin. The rats, when hey beard bins talked of, were decidedly excited. One old fellow declared that the whole was a mere trick of the swindling mechanics to get ork, and would rttlixtheieinaster. Before the. harm wis Stabbed,: it-would fall upon the heads:tot the peopleand --croalithem. Nobody, hut the horses," said-he, " with their sleek coats and capacious maws will steed at their clean troughs under the roof and may fat, while master and we—tee, to whose industry ho owes all his prosperity—wit, whose neat, and boles form the very .foundation of his house_ we must pey for It all ; Teal the very grain he shuts us oat from, which lievidence meant to grow and rot in the field, - free ts . adaQLflita 'Very bread he takes from our mouths, goes to bind the challis:lf suridestraction crowed us,as it did in the ruined cities of Asia Minor!" • Too can see by this; sample, that the agitator used very figarativelanguage and Strong argu ments. I need baldly tell you. that many of his hearers were thoroughly convinces by his reasoning'. Tho = frogs. croaked• at least - two. notes lower in tokeiref•appro•ral.• Blood-and cons," Jusid one old fellow, whose head was7cor ered with many an honorable wart. "Blood and-oonst before we know it—before wo know it theyn want to build• a roof. over our pond next, before we know IL" And by the way I may as wall tell you that .this idea caused con siderable fluttering among the geese. The - mice looked mr.and listened with - aleit'admilration, and oven the toads, which sat lazily • under the stacks waiting for , little flies, gave two or three gloomy hops,. expressive of their mournful sat isfaction. . The farmer began to build his barn in spite of the objectors, AO the brink sound of the workmen was bend for many - weeks. The faun , dationtrwireeerefolly Mut itubahudially The mechanics used all caution to guard against all defects; many of:the timbers were built up; soma of the floors - were finished, and the doors hung; the rafters were got ..out and the roof nearly ready to bo put on. ' The difficulties encodistcred had. .been for greater than was saticipsted. A. crop had failed, and sure enough, thorfarmai found it ne cessary leaflet. the betties an4.cattle in their feed. The rats gnaired the seeks and .much grain was log. To reach the timber it was necessary to pass the frog pond; on the road was bad, and the work hard; besides, Some of the horses were scared by the awful croaking. The mules kicked and pulled the wrong way as usual. The wood-choppers stole come of the timber, and many other minor misfortunes betel, AO that the prospect of getting the roof on before whiter was very dulL -The farmer, however, kept up a good heart. Ise knew his work had been wisely begun, and if finished, would be 'filtrate make all right again. So he-determined *to redouble his industry and make .all snug as the bad weather would permit. In a few months, thought he, f will get the roof on, and begin to get through my difficulties. The bun Once' flee islcod• end the Carpenters paid off, by the blea ing of 'God we will all seen ha recompeneed for the privations we have endured. At this june ture,-whe should make their appearance on the stage but our old 'friends the vermin. The frog', who had never ceased croaking from the beginning, now made a monstrous notee. The toads opened their brew ayes - sad eatrwl the m: selves uneasily libmit.with' their his lege.' A moth, which had beetle grub; and hoedju be come a cut-worm, new and then stimulated .. their energies 'to . en indignant hop, by' inflating againsttieir mew ; The anioa were ellddeting about antLpswitig their whiskers in a Pest slat* of excitement. But the - rats came out in their. strength. They had prophecied from the begbi ning that ruin was coming, and now was the time, if teeth 'and claws mind bring it about,: when they would shear themselves true prophets. It was easy to get alit:of some of the leis: or ftattaste Rader 'title= pretexts; NO a gnat convention was called; to dsliberato-oit-the aw ful state of sitablr, and to` devise measures_ to avert themidden destruction, 'bout to come woe them`." All the fidutffitents, shear the buries dorm, :to the yearns: feitt ''repteteinteitiviii, at& may goesi - that tke,leletates; when they met,' formed a vertAtalia,hody, and one amply 'qualified lasinsmit the grave, petition of eiffake: Some of the-larger" animals, and even some of the most diminutive inhabitants of the stack- •: ._~, *. - . , • - .IC: vt.i. "gI4:gI.V.SM.A.- .:. - ..11.5. - .::: - ...: - a Or.go '.7 . 4 . 2. . . t l / 4 :`• i . -,. ...,,r-ilr 4410 .5.J..: • .r.- , il.v; IA ~.:...11,5 N; F irt V1...E,711 , .:- r •ria 0 :. ..,, „s. .. -J .:. t 7,:::1;. - ..t : L .4 7 . : . . , .L ...... .. , .._ . VOLUME LYOC----NUMBER:, 258. yard, were disposed to, combine all their forces and helpthe farmer through his troubles, believ ing that each one would in the fidnre derive some advantage to compensate past exertion ina present privation. Such foolish ideas, of course, could not pre vail in so wise an assemblage, and so they went, for naught. There was one wise rat, who took the lead as before. 110 came down upon the Gallinae worse than Caesar did upon the Gauls, and charged them with being fed every morning to crow out for a Barn. tie sneeringly called them "Barn-yard fowls." tie "knew they hod eaten grain. taken from tke Lint. Yes! some of them had actually been caught eating from the head of, a barrel They took care to feather their own nests, forsooth:" (And here; boys, by the way, let me caution you never to let the dallinae get a "pick at you,' for the voices of some are terrific, they have very sharp spurs, and their Bills are tremendotia.) Then he went on and made a glorious and immortal speech; as David against Goliah, so he slung his pebbles against the unfinished barn. lie said the work must be- stopped, or the timidly carpenters would "pile log-upon log, until it reachedstbe stars, and then the whole would bury the face or the-land in one common ruin." • To avert the dreadful evil, he urged them all, men and animals, never to do another "hand's I turn" of work—never, Serer, strut! Ile urged the horses to kick to slivers every stick of tim ber they found in the woods, and the moles to kick out by the very roots every stump from which the timber was cat, Ile urged the cattle to put tlieirhorns•bMween the loge of the farm er's cabin and ..pry it open to the light of day; • the sheep to butt every stone in the foundation to pieces, Ac. It woo astonishing what wisdom and eloquence were condensed into this effort. It was clear the old rat had gnawed up many a die tiouary in his day. When he came to the pero ration, and, - with enormous words and looks of fire, declared "he would' do his duty, and bring the barndown forthwith on the heads of the m ealy carpenters, and have every mysterious elk thrown eras to the public gate," he gained greet applause. 'lle proceedid to show the cause and origin of. all:their troubles— , -right on the foundation, under the bottom log, lay a long: black, horrible engine which had done the mis chief. With this thing the carpenters sharpened up the tools that cat the logs that built the horn. Let us destroy this," said he, "and we will be revenged—let us gnaw it to pieces and the whole structure most fall to the ground." Withentattemptiog /0 give the whole of Hite magnificent piece of rat:eloquence, suffice it for meta say, it made a profound impression. Many of the larger animals, who were averse to the idea of destroying things generally, and some from the timidity natural to their site, or from other causes, declined taking any part in the business, but the whole rat tribe went to work with great‘vigor, athe task pointed out by their distinguished leader. The old chief took the first gnaw himself. It woo plain to be seen he had been at it before, for he remarked with much satisfaction, that even the blowing of his breath had 'already caused some rusty looking spots on the surface. of the instrument. He and hie comrades worked away with great vigor and it-was not long before they . observed quite &little pile of goawings to encourage them.— "Abe!" said the old fellow, "a workman is known by hit ships,'` A mole who sat by, quietly re marked, in substance, that the chips looked atrangely . whitelohave come from such a bleak demon as his friend described in his speech— but the mole was sternly rebuked, and called a blind fool for his pains. Then they gnawed away with redoubled energy, and in the course of time the leader exultingly cried out, "Oho! I have brought blood!" and there, sure enough, upon all their lips wan blood. 8o they rented for a time and appointed' a strong committee to carry on the work. • • a r • • Whether or no it was wise in the farmer to budd the bars; whether the building of his barn caused the short efops, the stubbornness of the mules, and, the bad roads, &.c. Whether he ought to harestopped work, at thelirst croak of a frog;thelrsttuule kick, or tight pull; whether it was seat to finish the barn even with double trouble, or let -it sot' down; whether gnawing holes in the sacks helped him along or not; whether the -horses and mules battered their Loehr against the limber and stumps, the cattle broke their borne between the logs, and the sheep knoeked their brains out ou the stones, as they vrpre sagely advised to - dorwhether the rats had any special enmity against light bins; whether Chanticleer and his comrades ceased crowing; whether they knew their own in terest in opposing barns; whether the barn ould be brought down by' gtmeingthe file; whether the committee were wise enough to find out , its source, and-many other grime queries, pertinent to the proper understanding of this true story, every line boy must answer for him self. But, how the file, with its rusty and bloody surface was rendered useless; how much it cost the farmer to get a new one; nod the mis chievous rata were compelled to retire into toothless obscurity, together with an episode to illustrate the homely adage, that "honesty is the beet policy," may be written in some subsequent number of the Pittsburgh Corstte. Mostlrtro. THE NEW YORK IFICWITIVC are gladtoSSSUre our readers that order reigns in New York. The majesty of the law is maintained, and life and • property are amply protected by the civil and military power of the State. Early,,yesterday morning an immense but very peaceful concourse of people assembled in the Park, where a great many of them remained all day. The Mayor was in his office before 9 o'clock, and in a short time he had collected nearly half the Itolice of the city in and- about file' Hall.. Very few ex cept the -Mayor's.' retainers' cared to enter - the dielesguered edifice. At theoltiee of the Street Commissioner, Mr. Conover again presented himself' and claimed admission. He was denied .y Mr. Devlin, who told him he should eject him by force if .necessary. Mr.. Turner, the Deputy Street Commissioner, and Captain Bennett, were brought-before theftecorder (1014 the forenoon and .hald. the - suit - orMr.:COntrier:— Shortly •befbre 12 o'Citick Deputy Carpenter came into the 'ltetorder'S 'office . and reported that he had waited on. the Mayor again *mile purpose of arresting him, and that the Mayor bad re plied that he could not recognise Carpenter as an officer, and could not therefore pay any at tention to the precess. Mr. Carpenter elso3-c!,- ported that the croirel sireund the. May or'troffibe,waS very large' and , Cxcited; and he thought. it would be running a groat risk to un dertoke to arrest him by violence; that he was willing to run any personal risk in doing his duty, but he thought the, Metropolitan force as yet was not large enough to undertake the ar rest with-any , degree Of hafett, (milt the at tempt was made it might 'and probably would resOltiisalcieiLL deald hltiedehed . !.''! At I 4 o'clock Major Gen. Sandford,' Recorder Smith, ex-Judge Dean and Capt. Speight had a Priveie-Interview.yith AlayorWood laid* once, to 'Serve process on him. Ile received them re spectfully-, and assured them that he was al ready is the hands of - the. Sheriff; In the mean tithe - the Pollee headquarters in White street was crowded with citizens volunteering to sup port the State authorities, and a large number of special offmernwera deputized. Judge Rus sell, 1 , . 1114:i...t14 -writ.of lusbeati, corpus on Tacit*, Wait Ms band to hear the return.— District Attorney 11111 . 1 .objeded to the Judge's jurisdiction: and a lodg 51iscuisrpn'eniued. To return to the Mayor; it having been decided that the process Of the Court should be served at all hazards, Gen.Sandford wanted the Mayor that if lid made-farther lisistandS, the order would bo executed if it:table tlib united force of the entire First 'ride brought 'the Mayor to reason; and he submitted to an arrest by Deputy Superintendent Carpenter and In spector Speight; these officers; by eoniont'of the Recorder, immediately transferred their Prisoner to the custody of Sheriff Willett; and he noon after left the llall for his house in charge of a Deputy: - This - gave the coup de irisee to the Ra hellion:. the mayor ; had at Meteubmitted to the laws; the Chief disudisedihopolice, and in an hour the Hall was empty, theParit deserted, the danger - 6'04,11a Site excitement rapidly dying out. , . The habeas corpus mentioned above vas not determined; 'Judge Russell took 'the papers and.adjotirned Nke'hesuing thia afternoon. No were paraded in the streets yester day, altinnzgh a sufficient farce wasunder arms. Gor.,Eing, who.. had' been leldginPliiacoin, munikation with the city almost hourly, left Beaton yesterday at 34. P. 2.1., and reached the Astor House at midnight, Thelintronal Guard return' to-night. , • . . , .TheresuLtion of f eeling yesterday : rii e're markable. - On Tuesd s y afternoon, while the difficulty was not *ell itildirittied, the,3fayer was pretty generally . supported,,or at leeet.,ex madtmtacarefulpernealdthereportabiyeeter- day'rpapers gave -the - basis 'etaccurate - judg ment, and the . g . rbit res . peo44ilsoitizeni made hatiteto'conditithtesitshniss., Eden his own police, who teemed it. - the beginning so eager to support-him to the bitter end,"readied clearer light, indizr "pile of' 44404. Xe r y freely commented Upon itiegraii. mistake.: In Wall street, at the Exchange, ant in the hotels, scarcely a man could be found who IttertitWil to justify his course. When lb siiiintinin that. he had at last yielded, there was gemmed congratu laden at the assurance orpoace; ; With an equally general censure of the course .theitniegnided Man who brids'fiwilidiriwniiiaAnallee had - bio44.4to:tha very brink Of , eiiiiktkr , ' 'Un less soimealmistimposiblic:edrithiet,o7;* ;ars, it will be tawny a day before Fernando Wood will again place netts so mach disgrace, trouble and daager.—N. P. 21-ibinue, nurtclay., Itiisctitauccus r . sc4sAvws Gas Cookang Apparatus. ECONOMY, C 0 M -0' R. T PATENTED JANUARY 8, 1856. Olt THREE STOVES ON: A MAHOO - ANY-timad, -wittcfrrloses down, with all the wars 4•naplete for condritte,lrice $00:. The gest ePloontas with I re Storm Complete.le s7b. A single Store and Bracket I. • and la rompletnto &seven . ' moiety of Cooking, except ,1• 0 ware, which may vary from $1 to .$lO, acomdlng to rho Comnioirmore tlntrare may do. Small famines ms two storm, oar cronanin weabstand. - Thepert that runlets; Tailors, Cam Saloons, Barbera end Bath Sown. . • vire S4,TA. WM work tin a table, shelf nr tloordia els Slum being esitilisjent •to One' Oas and not wily used at thisseme thror, rhangt.of Meter or Oaa will be regnirell eicept tiro tatter_ "them the Moro la hed.. It takm about lbet• of flas per month to do rooting and Ironing for oach.riumber of d faMily. The of Ono In Pitishumbla VA, per $l,OOO feet, making It I on cent and aWE per day for each penmen. Is Steve Is now offered, to the nifirena Pittsourgh Ologitemyety. et to cal Thirdstreet,Pfttdrarlbs Odic ere lisrlts4 to tell nudism the prablical working orktre Imention, - • Ithdosof Staters or. Citke Aaron the tmderlittnedi , DR. J. itiTSCIRAVit, Medi N0..1111 Third !street, Plttstrugh. :LIBBY'S 1 3 1 - LE OINTMENT.- &I Frain J. Is.. ;Vesicant, Governer of and Butted Mates Senator fn. Florida: Per upsronts euty-dre !ream I bare been afflicted with lb. Piles, hare submitted to !leveret wttgfal - rdiom ror their nnnoral. end hare tried more than tiny emedies; Dr. Libby's PIM Ointment Is too first Out has siren me relief. iron theettectesdroody exhibited, the cure must to, rapid and corunlet, JANIM),ITMITtiOTT. Prom o.,ento If. Meted', Chief of - Ulm. Now V.ok PRY: I have long been troubled with the Piles, end the nee of Dr. Libby's Pilo Ointment gam me humedLito ree lief. It giros toe further tiles are to mid that le many Mailmen among my acquteriase Ithes been deed with like results. r , OHOlttit 'JIATIIELL,OhIef of Police 111 From the Isle Ailjutant General of Grunecticut: I hate been entitled , willi Piles In their most dlr. teeming and disomunglou form ftr• period of tirtudy Wars, out had recourse to the host malted skill with- . out blllefit., I supposed the mime lecuridgeould thought that It would destroy my Ilk. tinder theeirmametan: me I commenced the nee of D. Libby.“ Pile Ointment; nod the moth Is a flerltet tore. I have po !mono at niy,cenwnand eughthuit to express my gratitude. WM. IGLYDr4. Martha.* , Coca, ' • - tuts Attila:al General of eautt. K Mir it - 7. IV O ti " It al ,V iril I n tr 1 1 edge u n l the Golden Maur. end by.,7,I"...FLEMING, uegueu.l% 'fftgliorgx _ . . . . . DIREJLBE—I hare an extraordinary , "lase , of Illy Mew, that has troubled the ' nun for years, and which dLr charged matter through as malty n dozen, holes In the hipi so that the peeled era. boned from the effects of It.-- Ile I. now nearly Well, nod Is abla to walk abougt the ease will soon he gobliahed, with nil the Arts. Cored by Dr- Arolore Jo-Dos Water. Sold at' DR. •REVIEGIR'S,. tin. 140 Wood Street; ,sign of the Golden Mortar. LIQUID TODDIE, lODINE IVATYJit, Scrofula in allits forms, Consumption, Liver Complaint, limmopfyses; Heart 'Disease's, Fever and Ague, ' Derangement of the er, Kidneys and Blad der, Tumors, • Bilious Diseases, Hemorrhage, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, Female Diseases, Dyspepsia, White Swelling, &e. SCROFULA—A led sed t " At ' a l get n i T onl7, ja vett buf Scrofulous disease of the knee Joint, end ems covered with ulcers for three years, has also barn aired by lodine Water. , . Bold by Dr. KEYSER, N. 140 Wood stre..t, alga of the Golden 111 ortor. my74awa DR. KEYSER'S, HO WOOD ST. At r per bottla Promlum VINEGAR MADE family meMut now soh fir.esiee of Pittsburgh and. and In my iTinhos for Team 11 I. Vinegar made fnms ( k VA Timor that wilt bear rethwing oar-balf and will be seed . . The attention:Of private Gsrullies,botribeirere. 'end the &Motu . userciousts.in particular, la dti awl to this Vise The above Thelon warrahhal to bail roppmeutml, and whichwrereawswiedtbe Presniumsera BilmeNedal and Diploms st the State Agricultural Yoshibillah clan& - • BALLOT.V. 146 Wit. cud 1.18 Vint Vinegars. EXPRESSLY FOR. more thei orte.ludf of lb. belly, when 15&lea w, that have baeasand In It Jo R. 1. .• opttl tftttu! but 1857. Steven* fiioveati HS :510ST COMPLETE ASSOITMIO/X47 of Cooking. Parlor end Ilretleir Stoves eileghony City, at theLered priors, resmisin,ib pfirt the; celebreted Atm Alr.Tlght, Iron GYI)S,. Aurora, Tropl g,, Puget Pelece Clookle Brent,. o the West. Together With every variety of ankh,' le the Mu, inteh ea' lloUow Ware, Huuse-Voreishhag, (Jotter awl epoutlog, Bird, F 1 ,101111,1 nod Parrot Paget 'Can at Sign . .oj thr Rai affe. ibt, Federal ottret, •lirehroy. • mr3o CEO. W. =BEM • • . P. MIMI /. IDAZIIIIOrt. 11. P. SMITH., O P P_Ft. "E'r 011. 0 WEN'S II TE L, • CORNER Foment AND lEFFEZDON:E*2 LOUISVILLE, KY„ J. W. atilftßlMl, Clerk. AMER."- 19tuceo "%Volcke JAMI3III , OWENS S, , CORIVRK ELM irrLIE sr./CENTS. • O.TUCCO AND .MASTIC WORKER, A.) giro partlerdar attrittog to all ordrmfor work Io bin How - OFINTAZI sod 01INAMENT9 , 4 all kind. foraimbed on L 0111121 L LA/3E, , ir_TOUSE 'AND SIGN .PAINTERS, AA_ Na." 77 '(old Poet otilmhollding)24lrd street, Between ood and llarketldweete. All oad promptly attended to. /fir3isaa executed le • superior Arta • . m 52710 SU NDRLES-450 hr. chests Y. IL, G. P. And Imp do d 275 tags pri o An ori Rieti ort Tea : • o Coffer. , • 45 Ithdri. N. o.'atol Cabo flake* , Ti do Baltimore Golden sad-N. Y. Byre 50 do alnico Baltimore Beerier.' 10 do Bede Sateritag 20 dO Croaked-aid Powdered SottarW ' 50 do Math Carolina TY% 23 do' Pitch; 105 do Boarilfalrers'Rodet• 120 boxes 3s; 54 sod lb. lamp l'abwrir 150 do lkeirk, Variegated NA 0.10210 Soya • 120 do 8210 midlo2l2 ,Wiadow Maar, 102 :do' White p iper,.. '• • • • 7.1 . 054 !80/W . :do_ (Shakenj.L. • • scr da Went. (letworr,.) • 75 "do Clotlite rinc WO di' Iladieew Co: Pierl efirek mkey aseorted atsaw de 1312,Twietiobaeoet . 150 balee &Mai, Ceedlowiek and Twinge. ISO daces Coro Broom; 100 co' an., itcsip 4).10,4. Cardc.- -. ',Together...Jib • full amnia:left or Pittabtarg6:'laterfar. Bared relir/e5 ratimodeed.lbreale ar_ .- • . 10 2 5 ATWELL. A.= 3Q0.; No. &Noel Rivet. WARM:: •AiiENCY.—IIAVJNG BEEN sTAM6.I•Arms: tor Elttobnrkb,- by ..tko 'MADISON OMPAY, for tbo Ws of doolr a:4l=W PEARL STAROIL (wldalswarran=nal In ipionty to any known Pt 04 motet) are nor pro to onpply, Mamas Heil. r. ntnntanfontorors , pit.. We loth* t he attention of the Trod. In Ws article, toil" donsolnotion of our prootnt otook, AM - which will ha kept oval to Modem:mad. ATWELL, LEE & 064 • No.'S Wood Moo FRONT, PAVING, AND cousioN A .operior.qulity.of the . I :Mmuldnas " iMiCK My be !mist the Low= mew. • - At MS Works ottne,,,,,i;* saw tba Ton Ors Works; AlleEbony qty, ' , . Or by <Oar vett throoiliikto•••:, Pittoborgh.Podol6o, or left at the of •,,• : :•• ' , • . luan: taa4 the 64 . 0m Ijotwo -jell:M=ow ISAAC JI7NIC / 85 SECOND FULL STPPLYOE VARPETS. OIL CLOTHE, MATTINIA ta, 'atdie South Etyma, Groat stoe.. W. D. t U. 111.4ALIAM litchis just mania from 04 tuatara tithe; where, awing to Ma wawa donmead date of frinitet, thetliave purthaat; and at jiyry kr raw a ' , nand &kiwi -01344 oaarirtaek aciikerforo, mob,: 'dart rand Binaa44llnaaply.nea and afantlfratralttrnt and Common l 14 rata fed tt6 eel= ItarkinVanalrolUt4tAr't whkttsrZ farad at the LOWEST UTZ for tat; ; Waal raLtarnm kaaponarrillindit tattatir idrantata Wit them . y_3,/e.-I.taitcatlLUX-'' WILLIAM Mo E w A W LidEduß --IN—PRO r IISSOIMTNO ItS , mz,megivtaA r hMAr,V • fertiiiikk pik,daktnAtslW auk 'Magi Sod ibituasd•situuNl elskApkpor ku ikM4 Ake An ammunkkaious kuuMntatilknrki iritAMicaIAMAAAM t ; -001a.13AANT Mar, app.:alto& ~,..Yl4sl.4taut Halt Wasearraitt. , • ,*I,ID.T.T * 1 .11,143 Mit; KIMBALL, 31=1Vikl4W:. --- "' • • 11-4SOATlrzur47w2r mr;RA.7. _1.:..' - irAFFERTATO THE FOBT4H 'ALL 7 I-74.n IL/ AleMewin ar. the aigthit ; Dra.DAIAlt rerbalg Is rho =roam to lioliodrAt mot. ;. L 1! Dindurra Mad arukothera will do . dl to ; _ lei bar BM of Ns at say tI.. to nit their, .. • W.f./ arnets mad. to Ventre. ' .3‘ la r• t.tr , s. l t442,f o,llol . l od*'°l . 21 !" 4 ,. a ": - --orariVrc - • • - • irstotrr:-gridatec),t - : 0 *Lib: 1;*41.1.- • - • : ; pniunni . cnifineing. n.txp mblro we fonds!. to Invalids or other .. at Wboterahr ILtalloddrrr at Or wow of ELAND AND PKNN tra. or - .t WALNUT BALL. Iriftb street AND ernayd EF. BORAX-,--600 lbs. ••in store and for • XIL, sae by ILMNG 0103., ffill:En
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