The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, July 13, 1857, Image 1

Newspaper Page Text't!i IN 1786. Voss aDVEaxisrs: raz=ll/34 Or= &CO, 01=1.6. NitiorAni . do• Bonkklpptetony 151 . 411nr.pr0.355 and3l.3 . . . , . Piiatistat. Credo Freezers V.NExTRAoRraNAgy AND ASTON 'AC /WM , fatifflwruient, la Craw TWOS, Dose la STE imunts, by ;steeple end eles;nl= Who dwelllowa prodadral LW. sad ewroldne malt. A child of ten Jean on mums. itMithold dieleelty. , 13.11t= SILTED MEDALS geriked Institute, and Pin! Clan DL •iy Otechanles all . Institute, West ra the mrpolese: aver whe , • As farther dco proof of the exc ts. ellence of *le Trouser, theriadendosed weld date, that. - • • ' THOUSANDS boa tee n sold idol thesittot sou • TO Wileyr bereadas darairt for this pcsolaiestrie Whoe the agate to naiad Oiler* to forward thelr or. dere early, lad thereby prevent delay. • • •• ; Orders WAlaft will wet with prompt attention. • Annexed Is • Est or the retail pew of the Frost, for the miarealoos °CMOs wallas a single _ . - • nrn cosai. SS, Three Quirts $3, 1.. Quarts $4, Six Ni n e Q 2 a0 1 11 6 , 7 . l moißeaarts SS, Twenty Attu Address J. ke.: mintlix, ask itiv.b.y, New York, Agent tat Patents*. • np17.3..1' - Gkaatioioqa C'easitbitit*l Cordial Biterrte • Vi fqhlPal mate Side arowstate,'!:i AP. E - AND PALATABLE fife gemeralDebility, Dyspepsia. Ids of Ap petna, wd.all dbmwdere of the Digestive Organa._ Tb. iltilinter and Proprietoraf Gadfney's alebrukal Chr. dial Diners rectarnelail* them no an starlyalled" tonic andeonancis multelned by the beet medical authoritke of and Americo., as well as by th e multitudes who ha them. 'As' a • restorative they gaud okra.- 71tonaehtlearho ere nowwerful butaulthitut might The 'awake to new =by Ma po dyspeptic who it tkatfroy'aCondlid Mitten, mnorator. nude benente perms ant. Upon the yltal Orpsns, they szercha a dirtict Malta , Ty influence, and o f their agency Le mina! selutary.— For moral deladllty, ilnklex at the .otomack Icon of app. =lick headacb, cc,mental depromlon, by p,chondr4.ie, o.. ...r 4 =Ltstopro.; faintnese after seereisn and all die:slim of the nerron• system, their &manta ire inadenlable. Pnichasen anmaiomed anelostwil imposithma. Omani Depot, IVlouth Wlllam Army 11. T. je2tbilair OEM 000113EY. Proprietor. C.. i♦" - t ♦ C~ encoa,.agrr mos tam nnsteurt. Hi S usEQUALTID:" BEVERAGE. p...i.edielual properties ot the highed order.— It le manatectundimptdall for and, by the Proprietor and Pstantes,of the lest sad las all the =Ms with. set the deletaritorsitechrof Amy other Gin either In Great artlain,_Holland•Orf thlmmaintry. GODFREY'S - DELI& 'SIM= OORDLIA, GIN, hes Mn - adopted by =hien& physiclass a. Om purest and suet adleackme dithoire ante abut and diuretic ertdchnsanufacturing skill has = to the World. It le entirely exempt from those thinhe which boots Mind endluodants, Orders to any Emmet promptly tWed by the Proprietor, - . GEO. GODFREY , ' IMPOrter of Brandin, Gle, Wince, to, joildintio • - 'le Pooch WDll.m st.4lYeer York. Or4lllll situ y Proxima In t • Sao sad • lElAte. l' lK ATrill FIDE 4 4 . 1 MIN VLIWLEII PUT TO THE TESTI—Tba. Trotter to *se m' enema In Eft minute's r 4 b . a 2 . 2lr lul= d li' m "'"U ros of Y l.l ' l l . 1 8 8 111721 a 0. 'l . '" , "- Inky beats* larnsaudisumamembledto hour alacturetrom ,I*lssmon tba malibect of rafeigtrants Cream, was so. • Ititaan 1n334 minutes by dm watch. . • . ~„ _,,• - .1. 1 . - ' 1e I ernartn,.L.:........»....53[ B•quart, .$0 .. 4 quells.. :....:....':..:..... 4, 1 14 quarts-- ....... .... 9 1rqbattm.:. 1 ".:.....i-.....:—..;131 • • : QA pond theeaut to the trado. - Eit . . I. SIDRILT," Menthe!net, Ile. 6 Platte vocal, New orders for the above iiromidr caseated. Abo trbolesalr agent for ...Arthur's" erlebrrted Self trbrltnr"Crar. and Jam ?mule by (ISO. W. Human: ?Wend st, Allagbeny, arllbllarr Ar4JNO:r..2.IIINO, 47 Racket rt. ear. 3.1. . pa , _ • " Grocer ea, dim. • RY, 90i - Wtat, igitta,faan 719 E.AJIVICUI, N. IBLE'ORTARS,'AIkiD 'DEALERS )sDrilltSt. givalp Partilrocerlen, oder to the - Trade, Maio, vats jtam and sit who are choice in.their torte, and deerdeits e s e article, largo of n 'sad-Klock, Souchong,,Pinclsong,. gogUali Ilmaktast, Oolong, Imperial, liplothe Croopowder, Tonna Ilyson, alma sad half chadsiac: 0017.11E—Morla and Jaw _ NINE-41adeires, Sharks. Motad.'ddi.Vol7 old • Waddle+ 'Pdadd • id original dodleboa, met news and bottles: • &IWAMllallevit ratted LI Imp? Vrtnetrty . . Do : Maideekk, O. li. Moro do do do - • LIQUODS-41raudiaa, lams,: Whiskey, Clin,-Arract, Lb. • daldo4 l ,lracheddi k0.,,1tt original pacitattee,abo Coact*, Marortddnod,ideette, Norm Blame, kr- SEM L1Q1791/I,lLtaktorprown Stook Scotch sod English Clol.ll&.Acria Of Choke brand.. • PICKLES— and Trench. SAUCES—Par Currie, Game, Most, Sc. • • • CllZESE—Satton, Cheddar, Ecrial, Victoria, Priam Albert, sur Poi A MV= 64 l3aptco m m .e.....4 , Dutch s ue a tu Cool LAi nc.. aril i t s rele and half bawds, t HAMS—Wertpbatia and - American. . . • OlLir w aie . re and Whelk AlEPChar , are Warientted onodoltsrabel and or nor awn reader CI;)LU;t:ZU== QTEINTWAY k SONS, MAN trrAcrunmes,S4Welker Erie; Pt Toth. mewed the to/loving /4,11 Prim fa an with the beet wirers to Boat el" Yo.kplakatel Ihtlitatore. • • TWO ZERST PRIZE at.EDAIS at thehtaropoliten fair, - Waiitlakete. alareb.lB6l. ' INOLD.IIZDAL, at the Crystal 'Paseo, New Tett, No eetebaclllsll,-(being•tb• only Gold Bledel firm tar rillaN withiii the bat etz yearn) A mu) 7[.DALY th. Maryland leatete, Battler:ere, at VMS? Pt= MEDAL at Cot 7Wr, Crystal Palace, Etaw,Torlt, Norsmbor,lss4l.' Atwood • the Jud6n ware the dna waled talent in ilia country, Nosh as L. Mason, 000- w-balk, Wallaultatipt • and party ahem Et. 1 . Plants (with and without tha lron Frame) are warranted for three pars, and a snittan 'guarantee given. Plants packed and ahl • • without charge. - Prior moderate. dadadydr _ - 'Beat. Yrplt C.asa U r Dar CILIAPEST and 3,IOB2THUILiBLE ' • • • • IN THE WORLD. --116016122.0163 N o d it. , • • - ap SCUM, or • • • ' HYRUM HASH, and 10 as simple that ma one an mow " P V Ur the United Sult MATS • PATE-NT ISAIMD AND ISITEDZIt "UFACTII2I-10 0016- PANT,IO6 Dread *my, .11. Y. ' • Arista Sys tha Oasorai apllDiadv •2. IYMIIII3I it - 00., 269 NBA at., N. Y. LADIES' • •- • DICK% • COITON. Is Inor asHossally incorn -as Oa set 7 boot for insally vas, sashes thr SWING MACHINED. • - • , Agents, ROBERT L 00.116 septly • •-, • • 61 Dip &nest, Now York. -CLA. Bruggiots. pd;';.4I...,FARNESTOCK: & CO., WHOLE ok Drigesti- fad Xiumfgeftwen of. Infix, Lad, forme Wood - dad Runt streets, PlM SCII. CiONM ARE It, MAN CTFACTURER -et Whits Lad. Ited lendaino. Point, • Pate ffiTiT-Ivrigifearoltsnt ..• ;,•: 1. J. Mit Coy) .Wttolustle Drouitts, No. 00 Wood . Jklatiles celstrittuil Ternar" Lim :PEN DAFT,' Jr. ( UOCESSOR. TO JAS. r.r wattorrami Ratan Druggist mad Drain lo Paititt, 014 Dlyg . lc . sonar 'Mod .od Sixth ends, Sirtsguisiatditair. Tord's Mancha. spn JOHN P43001T, WHOLESALE DEAL. aeborisiVidgal,oll. , Tarnishes awl . Dpstafts, No. 214UtwitTPtattMttabargh. , AUV:11 1 teeetuprompt atteation. _ • LP` Ilarlkiteacrs PutmobteSyrup. multlLis, AN & SE it Ma er i WHOLESALE DEAL • fai 44 .C424.l3yertnlb, OM, Varnishog, P., .illikoAsten4,PlUsburgh, Ps. Goods 'warranted: 1114^01/UCK . 71=11:1. 11011MAIIN A tr. AND Pittsburgh. jj JitaiDeauliste,caraor of Liberty ea Pt. ear Stu, iztgH►lßlzi); - eloso o 4 echos Maxim! otro - oi - a1;1DImood, -- keeps— coootoodly aohood•full mot 'cow** oloortio t of Drugs, mantsior.)4odroCr.4P. l !=.7,ad slartloloo Per YlteLPrf 4 . , T i P t ? °rn c• f 00 4 1 7 ..Tapowtei RR. 0130. , H. .I(l.ltitit, - Dltattireff, 140 Wood street, ponsor of Wood dr:et nod Vireo lama, &c TORN 11..1RELLOR, No. SI WOOD' ST; u be . Diamond Alloy and Falai) cheat. Ma Amt for CUICIFIEDIO k sawk• 180400 KANO . 10111125, MA SON i 11411L1311 MODEL MELODEOXII. sad ORGAN 11113110 I?,aler Vag sad Maed, good. JL:II6.IBEIt. & BRO., No.- 5 3 FIFTH it i ovixttraH ui iwyjrt.t. „, . rums, and EtiteAßT ' ,MEDIUM% goliifal WO , DIMS *la OMAN ILMIONIUMS, Dealan ld Blake _...51,1.0TTE BLUME, IdANUFACTUR- Aalled alliAltia Pion lector, oil Ispetteret Made reit eetniteesti,43ole_4 Apet the ItAKBURO eleideetaALlJOr, DAT COM Doetenliehee, 11=trittthit!lftetera Altterleet.. 116lifood strmkt.,, _wry • oattontro. • • senimin -r.• • • COTINZELLON; ktrli - ATTO: AMD COMMISMONitt FOR TH Now • . sad troodtkaas ottogotOrld 44- to totatOot or and • oats opposite tie Tbeatop, No. fib,biro. Pootol'. •• • ; - OBERT MISNIORT,. ATTORNEY .AT ottsl=l.4. wax PittstFigg,l4 a i r ' I SEM B.MORRISON, AT atom" mime; onsoi. mom row* es., ow Wood; VA{ I & HAZEL ATTORNEYS fasit., PODS In Owl Saildl*Crovillt atme, 02DryFlint Hide Cri Gee= yheArlling. o%g • . 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The Ilmotrinmo an put up In packages of SOO ftd W oollmsal and napairee but the addition of Pore Spirit, either let or 4th moot and Liquors mob on Cognac, either dark or pale, •Ifelland and EnglietiGln, Jamaica and Ft. Orris limn, I! o• nangehela,Reen, frith and BcdtcleiThisky, Apple,Peach. -Cherry and Raspberry Brandy, Fort and blade ra Wham will •bd lotttuttlYpmanced.• It regalree no skill, bit an addltkat of a good 'aptrit, my 60 millers to each' gailm .of the re spective Flaming The pat 0, 0 . en, green, yen.. and arid e, warrented 'genuine:la to so any other Importer In the tilted Sham Pomace of every Liquor. Extract of 11h of which pr.:duces 200 gallons of Cognac. Ban'Whisky may, by Dr. F.'s age and hod preparation be made smooth with but a trifling expeasa The price of Flavorings are extremely nardmate, iod di . motions In full applied by by nr+corft, Mania and Aiaporter of /biro, Execrator 0 and Meek Dagaterredye and Ph phis Monfrxdr. N0'143 HAM= Lox, Nn Sam N. 11.—Sole Agent forOodfrers celebrated *alai Bitters and Gin. ' aptlxiaertiotTot earriaps. JOSEPH WHITE'S O =triage Rep r y • JOSEPH WHITE NOW CARRY-Im hag faithfuls.= In his specious metal (now lately enlarged.) betreere Pittsburgh and L 1.7.201.. Vitk} near the Two bllle-Ittua,reepectrally invitee the public to Inspeet bb stook or cunILLAUES. iltn3dirE9i ke. And Ire Parilindaxly Militias gentlemen yerreliemm, that one prlcoonly is made. • rotate. years' experience to the bumf nem, enables him to•place before his patrons the aamochoice • collection of Carriages, which ao any yams paid tt bee Loin his particular department to select from the voodoo. and most talented Eutern Mantartasen. The auto= of Ms nes sretem I. .tontpletec the economy of hie ammo men= .111 supply the hurt madmen faahlansble manufact. rent at moderate prima. Unancuroberwl by thoas heavy expenses, whk.lt them:min lose decorating nooses :of Business; has heaped upon the rem GOodlt(owtog to largo rents) Joseph White wilt att , Mai. timer Only .at much leas than ths meat profits. N. 0.-41satistpa pure l lathe beet manlier, with patch. , telt:Ossetia Pltiabargh Coach Factory •M. la.IFFIEPHENEI. BIGELOW & 130.,:bramtly - IL M. BIGELOW, No. OS Diamond Alky nror Wand Stmt, PITTSBERGIL PA. WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN gnitok. ;no..c. to the Carriage ming community and public in general, that Irate this day purchased the inter at of my Orme wham., 'Mr. Albert, and will elm on the bushing. In all ita branchra at the old stand, No. 16 Diamond Allay.' Th changing the name of this old and so well mlab. lished manufacturing astablbthment, I ammo the public no effort shall bo wattling on my part to deserts the some high characters long enjoyed by my waifs:mon and associates. Jelyd M. L. STYPITENS. JOHNSON, BROTHER & CO.. (brace of Belmont and Reberce Strier, ALUM - IFNT CITY. • WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN form their friends. and the public gem- • rally; that they are manufacturing thirriagia. Rackavrays, lirtWes, Sleigh:. ud Chariots, In all their Tari m style. of anleh and proportion. Atlanta:swill be executed with strict regard to durability and beauty of Staab. Repaint will elan ho attended to nn the moat reasonable terms Yining to all their work the boat Esaterti Shafts, Palm and Wheel RSA', they feel mall. dent that all who favor them with their patronage will be perfectly astiefled On trial of their work. Purchasers ore requested to give them a call before pi:m editating Leather°. noS;lyd gurniture .101 LI rt. TOLI , O-. ....... FRAXV..I L. TORSO. • - T.II. YOUNG & CO.. ILLYVTACITILIMS FURNITURE .AND CLIAIRS. Of Erciy Dateription. FACTORY—Re:fere St., belevern Wylie and firefig. Ate". Warehouse—Nos. 38 & 40 - Smithfield St., STEAMBOAT CABIN FERNITITRE—We areconstantly tonnufeauting STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE and CHAIRS, and twins the attention of those interosted In fornishing boat. •N¢dkvB T. B. YOUNG 2 03. C. P. ICI OPFER dr. CO., ANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE .13A. and CHAIRS of every varietynnitetyle, 3n Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut, suitable for parlors, chambers and dining rooms, equal to ant to be found in the Eat - tern titles, and at lower prices. Every article made by band and war ranted. Ja".notels and Strambonts inntisbed et shart .notlce. WareroOdel;Corner Penn .d Reyna irts, Plttiburgh. dekdkvrlyB J...9.3SLIECS W. -\900.13W1E.T....L. Nos. 97 d 99 Third St., Pittsburgh. W. W. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS Jhls friends and easterners, that be has Just completed his s tocked ocked Fcnitnntorhich is decidedly the largestand Lent car offered for ado in this city. As ho Is determined le up hold his Cock, with mooned materials, best workmanship and newest designg and from the extent of his orders and facility to manufacturing, he is cabled to prattle. warrant ed FURNITURE at Um loytest prima. Ile keeps always on hand:the greatest moiety of every description of furniture, from the cheapmt and plaint., to the most elegant and costly, that a Loos, or any part (dome, may ho furnistisd from his steak, or motaufactured expressly to order. toed) Commiostan, & LLCM JOEL S. L.IIBCEI & CO., Air e 5.242 & 444 Liberty at., Pittsburgh, Ps. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND conmassiorisr MERCHANTS. DEALERS IN FLOUR AND BACON, Tin Plate and 'Tinner's Stook. AND PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES Jylidly _ pac4u.v.m & co (Late of J. SfeAlpln & Co., Pittebergh.) GENERAL COMMISSION AND B`OR:VtrA_FLDII`TG - BIZECTLCILA-WTS, Loves and Washington Avenue, scrim:orris CITY, KANSAS TENBITORY Joseph S. Leech # Co., sod Plttstrterelle Merchstos senor Of. biledkaelfr D. 11. THOMAS, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEFICILLVT, 210 Pins 'Wed, St. Lon* X. terra Steen, iteteree, k dims* Gaon. Lamer* Beaune *Co* Zro & &Am.& will patellas° to order, gory, &root Orolof or• .Prompt sundial:kg - leen to eny manned of forwerding. jett:lyd SPRINGER HARBAUGII, COMMISSION ltertheut, Desles in Wool. Pravistoosuul Produce get etull No. 295 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. HENRYS. KL G, (LATE OF TIIE 'A.A.' firm of Kingk Mcorhood,) Commtalon Merchant. swot Bogor In fig Mut sal Blooms, Yo. T 6 Wider Knot. to low Market. Pittotonh. Pa- 419_ A•A., HARDY, (SUCCESSOR • 43 - Jodei k Co.,)eouriramdoo and Poniard! 3lel chum Apnea the Modbod and Indlartat.cdis.Ratl . 031 'Dar Ylzst da,rittaborgb.lll. ja29. yd EDWARD T. MEGRAW, GENEKA.L _124 commuagm Merchant, tint Whateale Dealer In Mono. factored Totocoejmported and Domenic agar.. Sooff L to, No. 241 Liberty mreet, opposite the head of Wood. Pitts !meet, Pa. ruhltly ALEXANDER GORDON, FORWARD- Ing sad Commlealou Meechent, Lead Pipe wed Shad Lead Anent, Dodge in Pig and Bar Lead and Plot, American and Manna:Lamp. • • - Lenelem• Vooksettero, &c. 0: COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO 6,-.**abrals-h05.d.,..1 Retail Dealer In Book., btalonory atut raper awnings, Yoderrd itreet, 6th door 2. E. Of Maket Swum, Allegheny, Y. • TOliN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER A.']) ty suaw.er, ' R em., to lkwison & Agnew, Nu. C 3 Market areet,Weer Poorth, Pitteburgb, .17:AY &CO., BOOKSELLERS AND sTA ...u. TIONERS, No. 65 Wood alms, mart door sa the oa ses of Third, Pitt•barst, Ps.. School sad Law Books con stantly on bus& • " ' L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA- N 0.78 Fourth st.., Apollo Buildings. It. -CALLENDER, BOOKSELLER • and ge•thmer,sl....q.ihn, Fifth dreet. .11R. It. T. PORD still continues hie new o af 'VEGETABLE 114.t.ct1cn. nor onety_ cad Peunglvanta Avenue, Arourtb Etreet Ikadi Wt 06'1 D4urs.ondlgtrrttPittaburghtl.a. Ills unlimited mums In Amide sad Moeda Disreass can not be equaled In say Edina medical prsetka of - the prams! day. • mylasitirl7Y,l4l DR. O'BRIEN _CAN .BE CONSULTED sa. Dr. Smith's,mtam Fifth and Ilmittaktd streets, on AtOIMAYB. WEDNESDAYS sad 13ATURDAY0, from 10 to .1 and I to 3 o'clock. • hirtleiddemm on the Bratroorral• Rout Ja2:1:10* rp.O6iISRS GAZZAM & ,F.LEMINZ 25 otnitMttiburgh PA. rag• MIJRPHY: it BURCHFIELD, DEALERS '1.11.1_ In Wks sad Leillse 'Dross Goode pmerally. Mosby Tatum .and Shawls, Embecento and Sty& 0.14 f or porgy nor utmirdany eitemin3sommtment. - In .R abov• ftaitenanti,jaattscolied and imillng at . am lowal. iffirNortbilegt car. FooithivalllatirA 9c3 . AT tAW E STATES OP Kentucky, - • fli 010111 he: • any of thike,bo, X. L. lOW At Va.-4-C. I; ASTROST CO.. X. MX 'l4ll= 4. o°4. ISTOLESALF: t Pittubse6 ona 00 ;" Dr" Gm* • yl!tt, estan Lint aucuto. o,elliectlerna 111 levia: . „ 11;•-0.4i IF I' I T.II, -- • •,(11Na5=08 AT LAW mi, ttivikt • . f Dtrard lourff EapP„,. PARTICULAR ATTE, v tionto.thecolloettoniiid'imordsttes, KoznlU4• chnhes,ke.,it ae4 iorrowoKopeatty.. , unamwsnlinnuciar, ••• , 8 T. Von llonnbaild.Am* lamak - Me SAL nkt; Wza. Ocradzigtimik - #•*/0./1•01PIX ! NEW YORK AD / Pro, U. S. SCHELL'S Adermiling Broom, NO, = Brood. ' -----......----...---,....--------.. ------- DA_TEN I T T SPRING BEDS, PAXPiTiT p SrruN I T k r,,,,,,, 11 P. rbs, um m Plia uu lLut o c,.. 1A. ,,, .431,. 0.1 % him We manufacture mol offer for male the beet Bede ever said In Oils or any other marker A tiersonal Inspection will sat i isfy nay one of theeorreetnem of what we etete. Our Moe ' gain, Net. combine tenuls i chearnme, simplicity...l perfect neystrlty against Mantle. without obstructing the clreulttlen oral, Dealers end others will consult their owe into by examining our Bede and :lets before timelmeing e 1..- where. ' O. D. k W. SUATTON, Agents, JeergaulA .0:19 Canalit., N. N., met oT Navadety. JOD rrers laD42FLOlTEr•Cialitaran- JOUTENTIEID-OLOTE CLEANER. JOUVEN'S KID.OLOTE CLEANER. • JOEVEZES KID.OWTE CLEANT A R. JOUTEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER. 25 ants per iodic cents per bottle. 26 canto per bottle. • 26 cords per bottle 2 5 cents per bottle. 25 cents per bottle. TA cents per bottle. rants per bottle. Ono bottle cleans 60 pair One bottle .cleans 60 pale, j . One bottle clams :A pale. One botU• cleans 50 pair. As isa odor premeds from the preparntion. the 210 i. can be - worn immediately eller it is clmned. With armee( thuinel, apply emelt portion of the preparation very _ightly, Auld the dirt will instantly disarray. It to the article used by . the Eld.Clb , re Manufacturers of Franento impart that purity of finlithand softnesatir whirl, their gloves ate soinstlyeol emitted. It clams kid slippers and while and colored kid gloves elegantly. It Is oleo an excellent article for the toilet and We Isoutifying the complexion, removing, tan, plovlee, far Ond-efolO to excellence any of the thousand and one preparation's usually sold for that purpose,. One trial, at the raging expense of 25 rents, will convince any one that the. article is all that It la claimed to be. Try a bottle of it for 115 cents, nod you will never wish tote withouttt; It melee obbilnediof all Druggintsand DaniersharancyGoods in Pitts burgh, and at wholesale, of the sole proprietors, CLANK CO., 3351laostorar, Nye 10... A Moral dierount to the trade. • 'As there is= htietior article In the market; buyers wiD ho earefui, to see thattlee LIMBO of Cu= A Oh, le male., .eschbottle which they purchase. Always on hand by R. E. SELLERS. HENRY RICHARD SON, JOS, FLEMING, and other Dnlggiats to Pittsburgh. Johamdie • En:ORTERS tutdJobbent of Cutlery, Fen- Ten Trays,. Fire Irons, Tinned and gad/110114 Hollow Were, French TlErned Were, Andirons, Pry Penn, Coal Hod* Planisbed Jappaneadrlited and Britrannia W.re. n PATON, Manufacturer of . New and. hn • proved styles of SCHOOL FLT.NriCRE. 111ustratwl Catalogued sent on tpylication to R. PAWN. 21 Grove *treat, New rook. --- .lleiern Style of School Furniture. A MNI.3FAC'fUItED and for sale by N. JOHNSON, ltio-Sed Hudson larist, New Ye'rk. • largo .apply kalif mnelautly oti bawl. Circulars forward ed on application an above. Jansfadw 1‘1. , 1. 5. N11 , F ri A2 k . l;l . T ,, l o tt i : o lt r, S ,.. of c.k ri b i r t ,..4 Pa rn t r e d n ,, t , th Arell , bees, richness, purity, and akin:nil:sr singing- quality of their tune, for widch they hero remised tbo highest eCgunimus from this greatest musical celebrities of the country, end in ekes-y(4lr, when brought in competition with other Instr. monis, hare obtained the highest premium. The Patent Arch Wrest Plank, which to owned and need only toy no. awn -snipe. their standing In mine longer than any oth.).- +trxrnent while their unprecedented demand in all parts of the country is a sufficient pis sit of their imperkir excellence. A Ilbnd discount to Clergymen, and the trade. deklyila BAGALEY, COSGRAVE & CO.. Wholasaln Orocrrn, awl W0..1 .treat, Pitta- AWORTII BRO. .5: BROWTNLEYI. _Li_ Centers, wouldreepottfully Melia theatre... of the ,polthe to Moir large stack of Wine, Pr. Rea, Liquor., For eign Fruit. and Family IitOLVT6I. much as Extra itio Coffee, Old (10Ternment JANA dn., Old Country 'Rack Tea, Choice la. % }lron do g Ounvordor and Imperial do. Oolong Te,w, Loleringli Refined hokum, Pure Cognac Itrandy, Clop land Gin, Old Port Winn, eberre, Madolra do, Claret. 4. Champaign do., Old Monom,—alnda, Rya Whisky, Imported German and ILMI3II Cigars. The above goods, together with a go oral weortreent of tireceder. extremely low for emit. wirolowle ared retell at the, Pager's Ton Store: • • OM C. R.l. .1 EL 6.0 CE. RE/8 .1. BERGER, GROCERS AND DraDtra u Baton. Lard, Flour. Cbecao, Broom, tr., Sath-Wmi manor analtadlald and &mad Street.. Pitt. burgh. lacidyd ALEXANDER KING, WHOLESALE Grocer And Imparter of &NIA Ash, No. =3 Liberty stmt. Pittalm apl•lyde J •• •• • ONES At• COOLEY. WIIOLELALE GEO- Cilia mut • Host Furnishen, dealers in Product. and Pittsburgh Manufacture, Nu, 11l Water struct, near ("Ism Alley. Pittsburg', Pa. mrs IlAaet. P. UMW. ..10111 D. P1L11.14111. SDILWORTH. WHOLESALE ),) Gramm Ne. 130 and 132 Second trtneet, (berme., Hurd and Smithfield. rittsbargb. Vbgsicians Dm Gabs._ MIME PITTSBURGH, MONDAY IviORNING, JULY Clow, Furnishing Hardware. PICOT . & No. GI Maiden Law, Nw Pork, MIANCT/CTI:11.11t3 fly PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS, G 3 Malden Laso, Now York ntti• rr;-.-lift:7 LIGIITE. NEWTON a RADBVRTS 421 Emu. Stxtl, New Fork,' 6 toccrs Corner ef the Diamond and Diamond alley M. MITCLIELTREK Jo.. & BRO.; Wholes.lo Groton, Ree[itsing UstiUr., Wine d Ligon: Ilerehssom, 'so. ?D. Liberty street, Ptusbargh. JaZ • A CULBERTSON, WH ES OLALE Grocer and Commlanton Altuchata.Doaler hr Produce and Phis gh hignufacttund Articles, liar Lenny street, Milan:ugh. _ . lORN .. . ... 1.14:11•16;;LOTI$ - WILLIAM /LOYD. _TWIN FLOYD & CO.. WHOLESALE T./ Grocers and C.ommLtaion 31erebanta, No. 113 Wood and 223 Liberty Went, Plttaburah. Jel6 JOHT sari __ srusee. WATT & WTLSON, WHOLESALE GRO CERS. Conanthelon Merctuune mud D 1 in Pro duos and Pittsburgh Manufactures, S. 7.58 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Jul BU.. DICK. 101,17.. DIM., ISAIAII HICKEY & CO.. WHOLESALE Groan', Coraoa Merchants. arid' Deal,. Its Priatnee, No. 80 Wate wo rt.et 63 Frarit atreet, Pittburgh. ._ T 110.3 umy Ra t norae I.IIIIA Mate of the firm notitton. Little 2 Co.) , LITTLE & CO., WHOLESALE GRO T. outg, Prod. , um! Cominhuioti Merrtianta, oni Wahl - 51v Pittsburgh Manufactures, co. 112 Seeond etteet Plttatiorgh. yaltliy,23 securcusos 1101.111". WM. WM:ITCHY:ON & CO., WHOLE SALE Grocers, Produce and Comic.deans ilercbauls, and Dealers in Pittsburgh Manotscturod Article., No. 1.1.9 liberty street, cora. of Irvin, Pittsburgh, Pa. my 3 /OTIS ATM. •. J. LIEB ..... . ...... ATWELL, LEE ,k CO., WITOLEBALE Grocers. Produce and CorotoiNdon Merchants, and Donlon 15 Pittaborgh Mboxdoeuroa, No. b Wood street, Mean Wider and-Front st.. Plttsborgh. • .I.IA tatrr D itolli§oN & CO., WHOLESALE • Gramm. Commission Merchants, rod Imam in til kinds of PrOVISIOTS. Prmitico and Pittsburgh 51snofucturmt, 255 Libecrystreet, Pittsburgh. isittlyd ROBERT 11. KING. WIIOLESALE ORG. CDR, COMM{PIOII Marchent, and Dealer la Panthers, EWA, Vlore, and all kimle of Country Prodrom, No. D 1 Lib erty Woe, month of Fioth, Plttel,nigh, Po. liberal ad vances made on conelauresmts. Ddrdyd 6011Eit .11113. . JAXIS Z.:DRUMM. 1010 BERT lALZELL CO., WHOLE SALE Ormon, Commiodon and Forwardlos ller doom arid Neon io Produce and Pittsburgh Manubotaroa, No. 251 Mercy stroot. Pfttabomh. P. - my 2 Vrobucclcro CHEESE • WAREHOUSE.-HENRY H_ COLLINS, Foreranllng and Coeurdealun Merchant, arnt Dealer In Cheese, Butter, Lake Fish and Produce generally, 26 Wood at., above -Water, Pittabu • my2l _ , JB. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN, • 01110, Curtunleelon and Forwurdlng -Merchant, gaid Wholeaule Dealer In Western Iteserre Cheese. Butter. Pot and Pearl MIL, and Western Prod°. generally. Front mt., between Scultldlrld AA Wood. Plttelrurgh. M7BAKE ANJEIt, ,(SUCCESSOItS to A. & A. Maknn.,) Donlon in Mtn, Oran and Produrn. Cumngaidon and Porn:ailing Meninulta, No. 15.4 &enact atm.* Pit taborgh, Po. pan.l, lantly] jar/ - - - DAVID C. ITERBST, FLOUR, PRO olnre, P1'0%16011 and Cotrimboilon Merchant, No. NB Marty struct, corner of Rand, Pittsburgh, glen hi atten tion to the rale of flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Chet., Butter, Onto, Pried Pratt; need., L lee-Coulllgnmatts reepectfully eolictted- ALEX. FuItSYTH, (SUCCESSOR TO Forsyth k Scott.) Forwarding and Commission Mor dant, Dealer ht Wool, MI., Flour, Dawn Lord and Lard Oa end Produce g enerally, 1e0.,115 Water st.. Piburgh, Pa. ARIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION a Merchant =a Dealer in Groceries and Produce, 28 Ithhidreet., Pittatmrsh, P. Raft to E. Ibizammet, Pittebarith , • gIOALET. COOGIIA. at Co.. Pittsburgh. AFrOotudintmenta eolicited and attlersetory returns guar anteed. deltelrimeT ROBERT HUTCHINSON, COMMISSION 3terchard, for the Gehl et Western Amen° Cheese, Dotter, Lard:Dunn, Flab, Pot and Pearl Ashts. lialteratue, Otaln, Ikeda Dried Frult,end Produce gut:mean/1, Ito. 8 Smithfield Wont, bettraert first and Water. 083 S. D. 'LEECH, FORWARDING C -1111-ra' ondflommhdon Merchant, Dealer In Flour, Grai, Ba. con. Lard and Batter, and all kinds of Produce, No el field Watt, between Virg and Water. otp3 , AGIJE WAREHOUSE._JAS. GARD INffit, Who!au's Dealer In Fluor, Prolelour and Produce sally No. 6 Seventh gnat, legio Liberty and smktSedd, Flittbnrgb, Pa. AR-Terme ra, D. 110.1.1 • . B. ROLKES & BRO., PORK AND Pukers and ONION In Provision; 4onsar of Market and Front street; Pltlahwah, Pa.do 6 Alan= TOCKS FOR SALE.— , 60 Shwa. of North American o d , pet Block, ' 23 do attzinetiMposit Ptak, 65 do Allegheny Dank do do, 42 do Iron City do do, 16' do Ponmytvanialronkronto Co. do. 1020 B. IdeLA.IN 'MN; Ptak 13111 Broke Ta CHESTS,' I- Woo*. AS Naicknititd Iron Itstigerekqn, Zinc and Woode'Trater Cooler., • Ice Cream Treater., Ititbltutpparntetn, ke., 10 nil thee vertinUes,st the Iron clity Stove * oree of - T. J. CRAIG CO., No. 13413'004 ocent. DECORATIVE'2T II I S Ithatle and Woo; 11/44781"M' pa*" Old C3IIO I COd per liargeMlbr callboy irtllas _ _„at J. 20 • • wfp; UGAR.;-3 hhdo for Bale to, close lotld *29 •___ConterThind sad ILlbmty Stmt., SUGA.I3,-30 hhae. pnme Sugar; ' Io donned itri'llti,"Ver 172VAIrkei3 aE'N teo bob: ',la '' ': -~.~. _.;:~,_ ; Aattufacturtro - . WELLS, RIDDLE - is CO., 80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,, lIIANTTALTU 6I33 01 WRIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES. Orden •olWted from the trade, and promptly . ship ped es per lostructintm. Tr.u4s-6 months, orb per amt. allsommt for cuh. se3:lydilr3 — J. & H. GERI7I7IO, madarscrauas os ROPES AND TWINE, Corner of rknis and Matsu! streets, Paabloph, TrAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL J.J. supply of Con sad }Uttar Sawn, 11.41 cow.; swth wd Craw Conk. Wool. Broom, Cotton' szdt Max &Mar, p.m., White rod Colored Twine; Oat UM* St.eng and Mason's Lincs. so.Mtlydkn'S WILLIAM BAIMITLL IL CO., 61 Penn st., 'below Marbary, Pittabut pa. QTEAM BOILER MAKERS AND :MEET LI Iron Workers, Hanntectorene of Barnhire Patent Incomotlire, Fleet and Cylinder Boilers, Chimney; Breichen„ vire Bed, Steen. .Cmidenerrs, Balt Pan; &gar Panklron Llre Boats, lac Bladannlths• Work, Bridge and Viaduct Irons, done it the aborted no. We. All orders from a distance promptly attended to. dam . ...Patent Leather." I THE ATTENTION OF: OARRIABE MA KERS, &Wien and .Dealery Ia .dtrected to the large stock of No. I Enameled Rides for TO. and Trimming. cPatent for t'd•q° ll 7l°L l l . l3la r ° "g .B P li t . ftd*l"' " ut - Eunv . eke S b n. ANDKUON, No.gigt.Clair mrliOnol . ,tPlnaburgh, Pa. Penn Cotton Mills, Intisbiorgis„ CO., MANUFAC KENNEDY, CIVIADSA • Tf ot— Peon A No.l intni 4-4 Stwoothigs Carpet Onto of all colon sad shules Cotton Tine: • .• Bed War, • Plough Linos and tool, Cod; " Ropo °rill this sod doouriptiout Battles. inrcholrs loft Q tho'HudWaril RWYS t LoSiku, Mho. Q3.,131 Wcoistroot, sal ban stnellosb • 1e75.11 JAMES MINIM • MANUFACTIIILBR OF SULPHURIC Entgß; SOlphuric Acid; BwretSpirintot Minn Nitric Acid; lloftmatie Anody.o Mulatto: , Acid; Aqua Am:moth, PIT; Miran de Yowler'. &hal= .. LAITEIMILDGE & MAXWELL, Brushes, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames, i i i ND DEALERS IN-CLOCKS, ROUSE Irundefang Goods, kr, n. Izr Wood street, abort Itch, Pitteburgh. - Medd]. Itroehes rude to order. H. M. WA/MEN - it CO, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN AVA_RREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND y Water-Proof CompotlUou Bran and Roofing Plfth %treat. DA SIEL BENNICTT, MANUFACTURER OF FANCY COLOR tronAtone Wankilocidnabniaand Irnlin. Wt." o l ac. thaw at the Manahwtory, Watt of •Waahlniton and Franklin alreets, Birmtozhant, opposilia Plttabargh, Pa. mrleedly TAmEn, "POPE & STILEET, raNlTACltittlll 81. • OSCILLATING STEAM' ENGINES, BOILERS AND MILL trunks, Salem, Collimbiania County, 0. REED'S,PA.TENT OSCIL LATING EugineS of wpm/or ororknesnsldp, con stantly on hand and =de to order,..ilb Realing.Shaftlug, lc, for Flourlngand ho MULL and otlaipurionen Alva, Manufacturer.. of Juntoon't Ceabrutrd Gbrernor fide, and Anna. for William, Rich & Coo Macillatate Tools. Including Turning and Boring Lathe. of every de acriptiort. , CoMmoo SW. Engiuea made Co mtge. tientell 1ftte•L1.............1•11% n Mill Sal rtr••••011. Union Foundry, 311TCHELL, HERRON & CO. WILL CONTINUE, THE. BUSINESS OF YOr , tali= Ftaindro, at din old stand of PENNOCK, lIITCRELL & CO- !Di. iti Liberty et. They .011 ellatletlattte. St USU•Si. • largo and general as of CASTINGS, comprising Cooking Storea, Ranges aigl Slide Ovens, oprirx A -VD PARLOR' srorrs. MANTLE Jr . KITCHEN (}RATES, Hollow Warei Wagon Boger, Dog Irons, SAD IRONS. TEA gr.rmes, emirs.* PLOW POINTS, Mill and Machinery Castinge'Generally, And OAR and WATER PIPES of all Stet, 11209 AND XVLS' OF T REST BRANDS. Shovels,' Spade*. Picks. &c., All of which will be sokleit ecsainellecturars' prim. •7 I==J2= PIA.73IBER AND GAS 'FITTER, No. 10 Fourth Orem. urar Liberty. mid er: P 1 ,413 Wert, next door to Alderman Parkinson'e Offlce,..XulFedrrel et., near LoomJr Allegheny. /Orkney demniptlo. of Fittings tar Water. Go aad Steam . tuy3l.l Ene•nstio Role Floor Fur Churcbrs. Elan. Coawnratorks, Vaattlboies and Starve . . . ALFRED ENGLAND, Sole Agent. FROM THE ORIGINAL PATENTEES, Meter. Minton a Co., London. and Menem Millar Coetes, New Took, Pr Pittsburgh and the Wog, All work executed to a superior sty!, Mut, Draarings and Specimen. .an he stellar Me. 2 Fearth street. near M arty. lam] narl.tlyd Insurance agents ITE & CHAFFEE Agents Neptune Inset anrn Co., Lafayette Atoll, Wood stmt. FINNEY, Agent Eureka Insuracnoo7; R.• No. 9 Water iltnet. i t A. CARRIER & BRO., AGENTS Pencurylegniss Inamennee Oonspan7 of rlttabar&, Jones' Building, Founts street. SL. MAItSHELL, Secretary Citi Imamate Company, 94 Water steet. M. GORDON, Secretary Western Ineur . atire CrAtipatty, 921reter street. T GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank e" F'nii !mummy CUmpany, Xoftbahui comeWrod J Third otrents, A.IADEIRA, Agont for Delaware P. Hutu.] Twantaps W CrWitter often. • 'MHOS. GRAHAM., Agent Howard Izmir awe Ootelpsey and Pittsbersh We Laurance Company. corner Water and Msrlut streets. T NEWTON JONES, Agent Mnnufactur v." . r: lusnrance Co.. Warn infect. fIOTTFIUNTER, Agent Runners' and 1111,chatilor lautrapce Co., 00 Water at mot. lOSIIUA ROBINSON, Agent Coatinenta Vv I mum°. Co, 2.1 Fifth street. Tit W. POINDEXTER, Agent Great West, Wed, ,• tical Est Ate agents BLAKELY & RICHEY, REAL ESTATE Brehm, corner of Seventh and :Smithfield stmt., Pittsburgh; Fa. Firms, Houma, Lots, Mils. Furnaces, tr., bought and mid on commimion... Land Warrania, Bonds .d Nome negotiated. Especial attention given to subdividing Farms and dispoling of them. Tenn. remota ble. . . se 21diriefl Ii;v1 Lid AM WARD, BILL BROKER end noel Estate Agent: 011ee Or, street, opy.r, sits At. Paol's Cathedral: Ail business entrusted to bi o promptly attended to at reasonable commissions. mylgAlly G"RqE W. BUNN, REAL ESTATE d Inamance Agent, attends to buying and lolling Iteal Estate of earl description. and to AGencY taminas generallv. Mao, to loaning propen7 from loa or damage by fire, or good, tellable Pfilladolphla Companies. Charges rrawmable. reOnier. West side of Federal street, swami door tooth of the North Commons, AllegbenT City. aP9 evens Looms • . 11011. a. ..001.1 AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., DEALERS IN Frondasory Notes, Donde, Mortgage. and all Foetal. Um for Money. Money loaned nn Chaim at shoot date', erlth collataral NOTES AND DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD, Enema Mulling. town Can be•Calantledatedol3 reninalo terms. and whaled, can IA farrdsbedlitth good manilla , at remunerative prima. Also, attend ta the Solo, Renting and Leming of thud Mato. 4i-Odlre No. 92 Fourth tonne, ahou Wood. lir AUSTIN Loo3tlB, Notary ruhllc. ma • • Al MeLAIN BOLReal Estate Agents • and Bill Brokers, Zia 48% Fourth stmt. TOMAS WOODS, Real Estate Agent, No 75 Fourth etreot. ' • tilptablterg warn P. WAnSiUtt. Jane a. =nee _ wall Paper 'Warehouse. `ALTERP. 31ALSHALL porters aed Dalton, 87 Wood .tregt, between rcrustb street end Memor' Alloy, where may be found an arteustre assortment °rosary delcriptlon of Paper HenitinestEß Pen tom Hells, Dining Rooms sod Rhanders. Also, Window Molds., to plat misty et lowest prices to cottott7 denten .• sole WALTER P. MARSHALL l 00. rinWaTana...—, --.,,,,—,, ,, ,—,,,,Ar. L nwrza.v. EEDMIJN . DSION deeo4 -- Nol. 96 and 98 . Third otreet,'Rear Wood. Manufacture:a and Dalai in WALLPAPER, CURTAIN GOODS, ORNAMENTS, FRINGES, • • TASSELS AND CORDS, • . 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Bate* of Advertising Square of 10 lines, 1 time 1 1 1 Yearly advertisers are entitled to onesquare,eheng. able .t pleasure, par mamma 2.00 air Advertisement. with Cute treble prim FOR GOVERNOR, ,DAVID WILMOT, FOR °ANAL COMMISSIONER, WILLIAM MILLWA.I2.I), Ann aly, DANIEL NEGLEY, Collins tp. _ THOMAS KIDDOO, Snowdon tp. J. E. BACKHOUSE, Ohio NICHOLAS YOEGHTLEY, Ja., Allegheny, J. HERON FOSTER, Pittsburgh. Associate Judge, . . . GABRIEL ADAMS, of Lower St. Clair. Resdeter, JOITN 0. CITRTIS,'"uf Ohio township. Recorder, NATHANIEL PATTERSON, of Birmingham. Trenourer, . _ JOHN J. MOSE, of Versailles tp WILLIAM N. BURCHFIELD, of Peebles. Auditor, A. B. STEVENSON, of Lowor St. Clair. Clerk of the Coerts, THOMAS A. ROWLEY, of Pittsburgh. Director of the Poor, J. MoKINNEY SNODGRASS, of Mifflin LIOII . I BIITALINCI 1 KENTGCM—On Wednes day, last a meeting was held at the Court Rouse at Newport Ky., to nominate Republican candi dates for Congress and the State Senate. We find an account of the proceedings to the Cin-. cinnati Cement. Mr. C. G. Payne presided; W. SB. Stewart, Secretary. Messrs. Rice, San ford and Williams, were appointed to draft res olutions, who reported the following; which were adopted. Resoled. That the prosperity and glorious future of Kentucky is dear to our hearts,and that the .developments of its immense agricultural ankmineral resources should bean object of our3lighest regard. Resolved, That it is to the paramount interest of Kentucky, if she would keep pace with the growthwnd onward career of her sister States of the West., to foster and encourage free white labor, and that all her white citizens should be free men, free to think, free to speak, and free to tote Resolved, That while one drop of American,or Anglo Saxon, blood shall continue to course our veins, we will cling to those principles of free dom characteristic of our race; that we will bow in abject submission to no man, while we unfurl ourbanner to the breeze with the words of the immortal Patrick Henry inscribed thereon, "Give me Liberty-or give me death." Resolved, That we hail with open hearts and open arms that surging tide of emigration that is setting in upon us from the old world, and composed of those who' seek for that freedom and human happiness here that is denied every where else . Ras°Ned, That the existence of Slavery in Kentucky is deeply - to he regretted, and that however much difference of opiriiori may exist in regard to the propriety of abolishing it now, still, were we free from it, we would unanimous ly oppose its introduction here; and while enter taining these principles, if applicable to home. Rewired, That we heartily adopt the princi ples ef the great AmeriCan Republican party, namely: "non interference (on the part of Con gress or the free States) in regard to slavery in the sovereign States where it now exists, and non-extension of slavery over territory, now free." Rescued, That we hold with Chief Justice Marshall, that sovereignty is inherent in the people, and notin property. Mr. C. G. Payne was nominated for the State Senate, and 13. P. Sanford was nominated for Congress: We publish, to-day, a higllly interesting his tory of a slave's straggle for freedom. The sub ject of this history, whose original name was Teller, was taken from Africa by a Spanish slaver, when only 12 years old. The slaver was captured by a British-brig-of-war, when Tallen was sent on board the British brig Peacock, to serve as a cabin-boy during the war of 1818.— When the Peacock was sunk by the American schooner Hornet,in 1818,Tallen was sent, a pris oner of war, to Savannah, Ga., where a party got control of hits, forwarded a report to Wash !Mon that ho was dead, and sold him into slav ery... After upwards of forty years' servitude, during which time be purchased his freedom thrice, he at lest has escaped from bondage, and now, claiming to be a British subject, seeks in demnity at the hands of those who have so long and so unjustly held him in servitude. MIL JAMES THOMPSON, one of the locofoco Can didates of the Supreme Bench, was a member of Congress in 1847, and voted for' the Witmer Pacmso all through. He was so ultra, that he voted against extending the Missouri Compro mise line to the Pacific, .beeauw that measure would give Slayery additional territory. When a candidate for re-election in 1848, he published a letter, claiming that he was' the real author of the WILMOT Paortso, and that his honors had been unfairly filched from him. When the democratic party of this State went over to Slavery, he was one of the foremost inthe trea son to Freedom, and has ever since been violent and unrelenting in his opposition to every public man who would not exhibit a baseness equal to his own. Tue Fillibustere who arrived here sick and wounded, and who were taken to Bellevue and the City Hospitals, are still there, with the ex ception of four or five that have recovered, and ono that died a few days ago. With the excep tion of one who is ill with the dropsy, and an other that IS suffering from a severe knife-wound id the breast, no danger is apprehended. They have all improved very much since they were admitted, and with, the exception of the cases named, no doubts are entertained of their recor erY. Of those who were not sent to the Ilospi tab', but few remain in the city. Those who had homes to write to, have written, and received the means of returning once more to their families. The rest are doing as well as may be.—N. Anti. Kunz Couirrr DEBT.—The Viicennes (Ind.) Sun says, that on Friday; the. 10th instant, a movement will be made to levy on the court house, jail, court house square, and other public property of 'the county, at the snit of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad 'Company, for the in forest dge•ons2oo,oooof the county bonds, for which judgment was obtilied at the last tr. 8. Circuit Coact: • - The coati house' and jail are tb be sold; the court hones .grounds will be held from sale till the action of thecounty authorities are known. The Sun thinks a public meeting ought to' be called, 'to conadatrate "action on this vital question." To pay the debt, will double the present 'taxes, which . i "people won't stand." .13ENATOS ACCOUNT ON ilrosatv.— Vire are furnished the following extract from a letter Ilrom Senator Sumner, dated at Perin - . "I should have acknowledged your letter at an' arlier date, :but I have not been well, and have had not heart .to_write. Out of my short stay-Impel have lost four weeks, during which I hare been most of the time coudned to_the house. But I ambetter now, until believe am in the - way too complete recovery, though I feel that 'many months must elapse before Ill:gain 'my old strength."—Boston Tramtkr. THICODOILI Paszna's larr.—The :Worcester (Hass.) Hpy; Iva that at a recent lecture-dolly ered by Oda eceentrh:preaohiii, on" the progress of D e spotilli:?, he satfl,' that the.Govenmtent ; had become so degenerate that the rulers: had , atrioken thellgtueof_Libarty fromthe coins .0' , country utdpat in Replica on* ner'tentv V•iiii4/4.1,90.1113rna1aW: ' . 25 b. • tea for isle by ,13, 1857, EiZIIJ] 100 1 70 300 400 7 00 9 00 JO 00 .20 00 11•12521 .4 4 . 1 month " 2 " "Gad and Itumanity." /0.1111,06121•111 0 1MIt COMM, JOSEPH J. LEWIS, of Cbeater, JAMES PESCH, of Fay.O.2. EMMET= I, - VOLITIVIE LXX'"al . Correspondence ef the Pitlabiregb G•zett, • Our Foreign Comtsperadence. • rum Tali COSTtNEST. • Detained in.Lendon awaiting .the arrival. letters, some stiorleight days were spent pleeav aptly in sight-seeing. But unroof this when I return to England. On Thursday, June 4th, we were on board the steamer Leo„ bound for Antwerp. The Thames was crowded with steamers and sailing vessels of every description, amid 'which - our vessel steered its way: But 'scarcely had we gone four miles when one of the condensing , cylinders cracked with a noise resembling the sound of a cannon. There was some conster nation on board until the nature of the accident was known. The ship immediately stopped, a boat was sent to the shore, and the owners in London were telegraphed - to send another ship. The afternoon passed rather heavilyaway, and yet there were objects of interest all around us. We were directly abreast of an immense ,estab lishment for furnishing provisions for the Brit ish navy: Below us was the large marine hos pital at Greenwich. On the hill beyond, amidst surrounding trees, stood the observatory of. Greenwich. There the Royal astronomers have long made their calculations—there a Herschel labored, amdfrom that point the navies of the World reckon their longitude. Almost directly opposite was the new mammoth steamer, the "Great Eastern, - not yet launched. Compared with it, all our ocean steamers sink into insig nificance. It is 680 feet, or about the eighth of a mile long, 80 feet in width, and GO feet from . the keel to the deck. Made of Iron, it is divided into several distinct water-tight Compartments, so that if any on? compartment should be injured the ship would not be seriously affected. For propelling power it will have ten boilers, with one hundred furnaces, driving two paddle wheels sixty feet in diameter: It will also be furnished, with a shrew propeller twenty-four feet in distra cter, and with seven masts. Its projector is confident that, owing to its depth in the water, it will - be unaffected by the motion of the waves. So deep, indeed, will be its draught, that It can not enter the harbor of New York. It will pro hasty visit Portland, and then engage in the Australian trade. The Sea captains generally predict that it will be a failure, as it will re ' quire to much time to load and unload its cargo. This will soon be ascertained, as it will he Sn ished in August or September: About seven o'clock we were on hoard the Dolphin, and were passing rapidly down the . Thames. The northern or northeastern shore is low, and the country Constituting the county of Essex is generally level and low near the river. The other shore, the county of Sussex, has many beautifully eminences, rising now abruptly from the river, and then with interven ing plains finely cultivated. These eminences are crowned with tasteful edifices, and HI some instances will, the castles of the nobility. At different points along the river there were posts regularly numbered, and on inquiry I learned that they were part of a police regula-, tion respecting coal boats. To prevent too great a supply, only a certain number of boats are permitted to pass each day through these several divisions. Hence, sometimes a large fleet of such boats will be found lying in the lower part of the Thames. Such restrictions on trade would not be well received in America, but in Europe all matters of general-interest, whether in trade or otherwise, are strictly regulated' by law. As we approached Gravesend one of our own beautiful ships, the Niagara, was lying at anch or in the midst of the river; but as it was after sunset, the flag was not displayed. This noble steamer has attracted no little attention, and as we passed it our sailors were comparing its fig ure and arrangements with those of British ♦esseLs, and they were disposed to award it a high degree of excellence. Its mission was ono of science and fraternal love: for it comes to aid' in laying the cable of the great submarine tel egraph. that the two nations, bending their lips an ears to the Atlantic, might send their cor dial greeting to each other with every rising sun. Passing Gravesend, we were soon out in the British Channel. The sea here is usually very rough, but the night was clear, scarcely a breath of air was stirring, tend the sea was almost its smooth as a minor. I watched for some time the lights upon the coast as they faded away, and then retired to rest. .lust here lam re minded of the geeat inferiority of the small Eng lish steamers, as to accommodations, when com pared with the American. On our first steamer we found that two sets of tickets lens been issued for the same rooms. The only way of settling the contested claims was to - ascertian whose tick ets had been issued first, and to give rooms ac cordingly. To this ties passengers, with a few exceptions, yielded very pleasantly. Even the Duchess of St. Albans, a lady of high rank, who with her daughter was en route for the continent, and who according to her position in society, might have claimed precedence, gracefully yield ed her claim for a room quite inferior. lilted: we were-transferred to the second steamer, the best rooms were seized by those first on board, without any regard to the tickets. And when two gentlemen were appealed to, to elicits two ladies, who were in feeble health, to occupy the room similar to the one they had occupied on the other ve.s.sel, one of them, who was a French man, consented; but the other, a stout, portly Englishman, absolutely refused, and threatened to sue the company if he were displaced. In spite of all entreaty he maintained his position, and the sick ladies were coiapelled to take very inferior lodgings, and a number who had first tickets slept on the Soar. Ilotasso—Early in the morning the lOW coast of Holland was seen upon our right, as we ap proached the western mouth of the Scheldt.— As we entered the river, upon our left was the island of Walcharen, the largest of the nine is lands which constitutes the province of Zealand. This island, as well as the adjacent islands and the main land, lies a number of feet below the level of the sea, and is preserved from -being overflown partly by sand hills or dunes existing on the coast, and partly by large dykes or levees, constructed at an enormous expense, and cost ing, it is said, some eight hundred thousand dollars per annum to keep them in repair. On one part of the dyke on this island—the great dyke at' West Kappel—it is said that it Would' have cost less hail it been originally made of solid copper. Yet in 1808 a rupture occurred in it by which a large part Of the island was inns dated, and in some places the sea tosses high as ' the tops of the houses. Owing to the height of the banks, we could see very little of the coon- I try; but such portions of It as were visible were highly cultivated and exceedingly fertile. - The Hollander has a right to feel attached to his country. It is emphatically his own. Far' it be has battled with the proud waves of the sea, and his untiring industry.and patient per hate won him a splendid triumph.— Yet with all its fertility and its fine position for commerce, who would wish to lire in a land se llable to be swept by thearigry ocean° Our vessel touched afew moments at Flushing and received some officers on board. Flashing is a town of some seven thousand inhabitants,-, defended by a fort commanding the.Scheldt, and is penetrated by deep canals, admitting the largest tperchunt vessels into the town. in the memorable cipetlition. of 1809, in which the: British designed, with some hundred and, forty vessels washout one hundred thousand men, to ascend the Scheldt and to destroY.the fortifica tions at Antwerp, this town was bombarded anti a great portion of it destroyed. : . About. three hundred of the inhabitants . perishek -but th. British fleet failed in its, principal undertaking. Directly opposite to it is*Cadsand, some three, miles distant, which also suffered in the war of 1809. The English boast of. a' great victory gained at this point over the - Flemingsin9B3i. As we ascended the river, here and there' beyond the high banks were visible line spots of land, with low buildings r while not unfrequent ly church spires were Seen gleaming in the this,, Mace. Large ferry-boats, of beautiful model: and remarkably' swift, were running to and 09 across the broad river. The banki. seimed almost alive with windmills, which here do not only the grinditig, but pump water into the canals to dram the low lands. .. - - But here is fort Bata, on, the limit9of the Dutch territory, and now we passinto Belgium. And as Holland disappears front View;l am reminded of the description. given of .it in. Hudibras— . "A country that draw. Any Ant orwitar, - In which awn Int Tim In On bold of natant." Jvsne,.lBs7. .31, . A' r.sor went into a - store in New' York City, recently to purchase a shatil. - Just es She woo handingthe clerk two fifty dollar bills, shire- - ceived a blow on the floe from a well dressed' person, - who exclaiMed, "I forbade you buying a shawl," and snatching the Money hoe:Cher band, be evaporated. The lady. tainted, and on recoverbig, the merchant - expressed .eurprise. that bar husband should lutes acted so ;ingenue. manly; but. his surprise, was greMlT•inereased whoa the lady, informed him that it was Ili* her husband, and that sbe load mover seen ,hica be fore; , The bold thief, hoverer; had:ma:de gond his escape. • AT a recent meeting pf. (FAO . ..if:the cemetery eornpanien the .ehlitmen. rer7 .,. gniqey stated the!. he hod,gieot ft amine • tit announcing tit the, meeting the gintlfyini fict :thot the twists in, the einteteey for , the Lent, year:menedenhlethe'„ nuotheil those tleiyeite,pnkedlitig. ADVIRSISII I O is the oil which wise trsdegitett ptel into qtetriappit OuttOet ! toolifh eiMjiegleep ' y.:.Y'~. .' .. '~~' > ; ER 612.74T11. got TO_ LE.I 4 :-.-An oleo= Fifth a c ttbeilw. n*C. l and ; iuTtrj",„6„,fora Fang mablialrment, , , Bk 4 ll ,lVd t tt 1144'17 " &an/1;01100M- ATWO. STORIED. BRICK . eoutatileg eight nano with gabbed meet,' eo Lobelia et-eel sear the Hand titteet, jai •• •• -• JNO. rag MI, 937 Libiseti rat:, 'OH fitiNlt-The tectint!third 'and four*: 'CA .; _I! Aortae a l lu lt„.. i egladdidESorl 40w babiter°o o l, 314,01 atreet by J Non kat,. 7 &taproot asedt,:adboas,'M:lmM room and spodous antraama from Wool dram and Mom allay. VirITSON, ClliLtulf4 . MO'LEP=A - tsell finished Dwelt:l4,lC glerabborptv. wad onitiojiTer bank, to. Allegbeny Oty,,Re4F VI!* „ demo of Mi. Snerirden_4(ent • • :• Dr... 41. PALM Pamitivat„ Or a MOSES - WRIANDiEm4 OW dam bedoiret LET.—TheTO Stoma:mead Dwelling Im.lllClieerralgetWarzo Nem Stare, and Lkone of the be at Tor 11114ed.V. , DaePinka R. a flil3, No. eliaab.l7 Orea• WELLING MOOSE TO ' Dcom.ottimi.na DieC Illnaoni4l 4 .egj ilke Semi, now occupied by •utricsiber, -Tbs , Ulm. , • In fine order, paid Los di the modern' C:01170IIIIMIN4 mate CIA Ley to make Makable fora fiuntly. be bed any time niter tho ara. of may. street, to' - agaldff' SAS.'LANGELJN: 0 LET.—Three - - Brick 'Hottest four ra= n each, In the ith.Wartloa. Centre A . Mlnentrilleßatd. Brut low ton good tenant Empire at JIM WATT WILSON,NO.24/8 Llbat7 • OR RENT—Two Brick., Dwellings tln Third street no. Smithfield:, N . q.,16.3 hu ton MOM," ' Deck Gas , Hatlprooens; Id, N 0.163 beset Room., Ga.% Water, fie. Also,-. Oltico oet Fourt h street, near Cherry /l int s 4 i per sane. - THOS. WOODS, 76 Fourth rTIO . LEASE.--Araesiiable Lot in Word, dam Hsu:bona, liontlon• Raj bot.ostUnatr• it. and o:boding beckon bundnuf fat to Spring alter. ablo for Cool or Libol'aid: • Yor timasenquire of •-• ••••• • 020808 WHYBIA3T, cor;Disnondny:aul statidleid " • FFIOE TO T on Fourth ti4vot, betwee . w • Eadthtleld and Wood 'lg.—No:2G. Apply to Garl2 . AUSTIN 1.)031113 & CO. TO LET.—The min formerly .occupied by the Bone of Triniperania, on ltrii.ecirier - ol Wodd and Third sinew Enquired(' 3ORELNYGILTI - 60 N• • unlit( N 0.257 Liberty street. TO LET—A comfortable tiro storied - brick. hotieir Esplanade etreei v illegbecoy City. Poisenioxi given Imnicd.istety. Itpidy to ALEX.. KING ' , No. 273 Marti Artria., . ..Adjouried, Orpharus' Court Salo. • OFTWO BRICK nouns esurarsomxtuuto uniure' DY , VIRTITE 'of an order of the Orphans' , _LP Conn of .AlleghenyCOentfrthe undersigns , /, AdtPla istrators of Tbe estate ofJohnll Kown,,lee'd, rlll expo.* to Puhlbi Selo, at the . Coart House, in the City of Pirdbm'O. on SATURDAY, lion OF JULY;IIIS7, et 10 o'olocia,.s. - that lot aground on the south Ilde of Third street, In city. adjoining the St. Charles lietiLestoteßng It. front 30 (vet., Ire 50 feet in depth, cm xhieh are erected two Twoßtory, Brick tomes. • , - ;000 s—Onethlril of the enrolee* money payeble on the of the widow, the Interest - thereon to her. daring her life. The residua, ono-third upon conermatlen .or d one-third In one yeneismd one•thlrd In tee yews, Merest. ' - JOHN•A. WICOWN, • td PATRICE TI death rattan sale, a with I ill. Iron Land. 1 . 5,000 ACRES °F "VALUABL*I4I°N. ORE LANDS FOR SALE.—The under: signed = has the fallowing lands which ha will sell at weal. • reduced price and on liberal terms in tract, of FIVETIIOUr SAND ACRES ortho whole. Titles perfect. and geed war rant; deed. will be Oren. Title lend tote tract. of See thoneand ease each. all 's u eted In the county of Ferry and !Rate of T0120“311%., about- An mile, from the Teutur.wee river, to which pnint =Av.: thee In uninteroptod at alleeneone •of the year. ' The Imo Ora Leven. abundnut,eldit, and acknowledged to be as gped,,, if sot the beet in the State. The lands azialsowellWatarid ' ' • by thewatere of thwßufftdo nod Duck tinny. and arevery,..,e heavily timbered with Poplar or White Wood, Oak, aut. nut. Sc. A large portionof It is adapted to culthratfeti. • : , For further portinnluanpply either in person Orjryietker to GEO.N. ILEATIDEN,OaIre, Mt,' • • Or to SDItIIiORIt 295, Liberty et, Pitts! - Jellai3ro OE ' orTfirVo c A lY g K Ntl3ll3l4t' - 'of VALITATIVE LOTS, fo the - town of Osege,llltelk‘' ,, These lots two mei Why 132 feet, fr'ontingonlTlAeretiene . " and are situated to The roost. thkekly settled past Of - 1145, , , I thriving town. TS SA. CIE C I T'r • • • - . .L 014=4 of the Government Lord Mk*, tor.Turksy Iliver,4 Lod pktrict, contrim about fifteen- hicadred L t=l l l4 prer:gg io and,destined L.to booneorthe molt;:,:. do Throe lo townt. all! be sOldst taco: Ta ll all bar obtained of the OM. of thiontasaibe.q. lel ' B. bywas A MAGNIFICENT "COVNTEr;:IiCESL ,',, BENCE FOR SALE.—We -have."6 wings. branntlial.:•4 laratolltuote adjoining the villege of Manseeld, Are masa (root the city, on the - Washlustoir Flank Road,' and with/a a fow rods of the junction °fib° Etenbenville nod Witsblag-- , 44 , ton Palley Railroad; on which there Wended a new frame,;F : l • Afavioty cottage style, cosiladtd.hg Ewa nutshell Rath houeq wash home, etable,earriaips law*, nod silink!W necessary crathooses. A well of excellent water at the and cistern that Will hold 60 barrels.. Az tarluird• of the vary finest variety of grafted fruit' teed, commenting td bean and • eery choice collection of shrubbery ant mental trees. The above property presents arm chance to a gentleman wishing to wore a pleasant atill healthy ilea. Moderate prioe, Applyto • JyB BLAKELY S RICHEY, Real Estate Brokers= VINE FARM[ FOR SALE—We have ... lot .1., iltaationthe Somali hank of theohlutier.abetit. one =ln below the month of Racooncreakand.abemt fuer and a half miles below Phillipebnrsh, in Dearer touts 4, rely eatelleint Farm of 72 sells, about 25 acres of it'cleaniff.lVrE. and ender fence. ' The improvements conga eta Prim Cottageoll3o containing doe roomn end' Stable, Orchard of choice fruit, silt Apples, Yearns:od Met: : rite, alma few Pesch Trees. Thereat. Hyena ' never falling. This farm being nittiated on the River, with theilka9is, ' • death of water at ell seasons; ; Would salt a sentient= uote , " netted with the steamboat Insalnems Tho stoma pockets and the trains of the Cleveland PlOsburgb Railroad pans daily. , • . It boo also an abundance of Era Clay and.7 1 . 11 ,!1 ? sold on very Moderato terse,. Apply to ' je3o aWsELT* =IBM BALDW TOWINSHIP PROPIATY FOB • SALE—We hare 00 acres of coal land situate In Os, more toxrmlaip, near Pollock Wills, on Sinrmlll Bum , fmtrf ,, miles from the City. theland all -tiLlablef arta ItbOlLt 60, . .,• arra of goad black coal sad easy of .COO.e. Will be'sold'at ill per acre, on reasonable farms: A lly to, ALLEGHENY PROPERTY FORSALE-'- Rb here a House and Lot of Ground altusts on Pitt anry, near. the Diamond, on 'which to erected, .A large. two, sun/ Beek noose, dunning seven well thaleheilatannA !shed attic; a largo cdliar , water fq the hour and jar& This property mill be sold lon and on easy torms,sa the owner is about marina. Booth. Apply to BLARE ! RICILEY: . Real Ratite Brokers. KOR SALE—A two story frame /1012.80;.0011- tabling 4 rooms, pefeh In front and idicheri - ili man • cellar with Wone walk bakonven, hydrant, number of cherry trees and other shrubbery in ihe yard; brick enable °Odle rear of thelot. The lot 4.70 by 100 Peet, satiate on the comer of Locust .host and ,#hltozak alley, &Malign the residence of es4layor Adams. It will bo sold low for cash, or exchange for. IL farm. Apply to..GEO. W. - BUNIC. West side of Federal street, second door South of. the North Cornmonc Allegheny City. ' • ' VICALUABLE CITY PROPERTY. FOR BALE.—Tbe undersigned often . for nate on tamable tams. etart number :of building lots ln the Elth,Ward-nt the city. T e lots trout OLI Pennsylvania Avenue, Wats o n. pat., Locust, Merle, Victoy end IntnT amen', art , hat • fete minutes Welk from OS Court Muse and he sold , Persona &drone' of securing 11. ammient LA healthy.. laid:ion tor a house or wishing to purchase for speculaticss., to part of the cltitehich tenet continue steaddyto Imptera., will dud It to their adryntoge to tall upm.the subscriber. C. MAGEE, Att'y at. LON A , _thyVidt, r No.lol Mb sprat anKARMS FOR SALE.--413 acres of superiov,...-.. • Ann Land, roll of Col, on the Pittsburgh, Ft.. - 3Vsyna Chicago Itallrond. - 112 Aft. or Excellent Land and Cennel Coat near DM% 1 1 63 'Acme of Land on the nelltead, 21 miles beleW • lb.':" • city. , 1:41 Amu of Land; well Unproved, near the toted ot 10 ditna. ill /cue of Land,three miles south of the city. " Turns, Coudry Seats, Bowles and Lola, /DLLs, Forum, Lc, es described In • printed Itegleter, 'which la.glven to all who with to purchase. Enquire, of " • • TIIOhLU3 ROODS, Beal Latta Broireri", apl6 .120.76 Fourth threet. s. GREAT BARQAIN.SIN.COAL LAVD, 7 - - We him offer that valuating/ad Tract ilLand;situati (lupe Monongahela Omar,. IM Um third; ad, ad,thinthg,tlto - r " wan of Wolader,cinatalnlng 42 1 4 ar-rea, acme of vehilehle' pniablicli deal of T • feervehl,thevate also aleoood HW td - e -, t, 414004 10 ahroulfflaa timber, suitable for pltleadal:l4 . -fh , priperty &mut beaurpauld for a coal die on 2.6,0126612.1 h, gahntariver, oaths ImalLng Is good and deep vat& all a11nd14. , :: • ult. of tha yeav,U offeud at a great BMW/12:u thaurpu , , ,,, going Rest: - , Apply alum to• • 1,201, - •,1 .- .B.H'LAINL esON , 68 344ne , ; 10AL LAND.FOR SALE.,,The undersign.: ed oden. fix mete ONE 11UNDUED and !TYE EPEES , sit - hated mile nett pool,one of the non: &nimbi& Itensltone . o .enk3lononishels. deer. • The attention of kon men, Ont men and etnlbeliete dieeeted to this property, at IC is believed the tneportantly foe , PeOfitable Intenttneat I. Toth WI Le tot often presented. Eh e, any. Tull particulars !nil o!nsbeed by later,. or otheridee, by enquiring of AusTur unicit OO, Iltoeltnspilfot• 13nekenv:; BUILDING' LOTS ON .COLWELL ST.;-:- We him 3 spleadkl Late: aach • tatalne' [mat Cotwall emit oflo fast and3ratiattlag beck 00 t taxa allay appall* Afatliodlat clatlth. 7LII. be sold at , • . • . • • •-• =Eli ~_ _ . =::msµ;:. . EMEIN

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