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:`R,STABLIBiI2III : L . 1786.
NNW 'YORKADVEILT
hoe 11711101011, OW= /KO. °Mit Alp
.• yantasaltocru. (Zeina's Hatling4 2r..346 and MA
G4)(UVWsCN3lelarotedeor•clAftlßitte'rei
tfluwau.itue knimuzinc.‘: • .
. T AND PALATABLE
Xi; bui.l ixamaiDebWty. Dyerpepeht, -Lies oit'Ap•
team, awl all disorders of the Digestive Orpus.
,ths itshator sad Pesprierwef Gettfrres Crlebreed (by ,
dial /Nam fo recut Om as no wirirallerl Louie
alit latlaronshMi eistslued by the beat saselleal rithatitke
Zaessigiasi tasstice, al will se by the' multitestre mho
haw Meted thaw 'dord reiterative Ahoy stew& atom—
Thawasdeishe ate omit sole' aerate bite.
whrteruce bp UM Overfill ireartstar. The tdeporptit Mho
resort. to .ftniefecionsal Bitten, fasts basal@ ..pmaa
tent. - Opal We rntefnenor exercise sedrect waite
r, ladueuw, sad yet thelrOgerney is ot mild . W lislatary.—
dohilt y, ti= st , t op he stomach;' .
bee, art OW of app
broken sleep, tattiebw, Sha d w. after ° ,
abaft acerleawm;sial wdWorders of Ow rietiousgsteety
their benefits are Warlwlsble.
Purchasers areauttleuedaspirad all luipteltious. •
• - Ceuta! lieteit : Atatith WUlhau slaw*, N. T.
' 4 • 0110:00DYRRY, Proprietor.
Gfc!!Nrbeare , Cellebratecl Cordial Gin.
sir:mayor tempau
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T- tus....inSCEQUALLED;'.. SEVNILAGI4
' tii.aietwa propisithiaitti.
It is numniheteredeeponell Sr end by the hroprietor and
Pateatee.of *behest Kiwi W all the merits with
out the delertorkes effects or say oilmr Ma either . in Greet
Hollend'or "thla panntry.. vamps CELY,
IIItAnOCORDIAL 01, les bon' ,a4optat by.etaluent
phyoleinns faith. Indent Mil meet ail:Woos difastvo.otlm
antEdlorotle Wolf tediouLictfutog hut=
:to Übe entirely otompt rl. . tliogo
dein), Vlddt beget a thlreribrolimnlmate, Ordin to any
,Isoent promptly fined by the Proprietor .
• cracemnikiiir,
si?p titer Of Itestodlea,l2lo,3tln*,
11,6432 xi. , LILIS 50010411liatust.,Nnrf .
Import* :Wixom Orosortes,
, ."4 °EERY ;
• ....SA cum SIILM, LTD 719 11110.1 MT, MIT TOM
MPORTERS .I.\D DEALERS IN FIRST
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Wamtly:Ormedm, elm. iths"Trads, Mids.
vms Vasales;.cost In .1. us thao in their MIMS 11114
delve spossiscartide, shispmflisty
TEns—Unsai - and Blsski-Iftwbccfs "Pouchocre
ilmaktss.oMagthcPcia4 11.1voct -Ouct
COPUr. kr" ist dusts mad WI emostsOks:,
ifIALB-11.4kanu, Sbarties,-Potti. , k e, 1 , 0 0 1 4
i=te ivekaps, seag
lIARTONaftieIIESIMILEHEICLAIMM
CIL6IIPARINB-31,,et k.Citikne• ellb . tlapil Tommy,
Do Iloidoolok;O.IL dlomsoNi do. 'do do -
LIQDOBS—DroadIOo, 'Rama, .Whiokey, Arrack.;••Ah.
t dathe, Ninth, /a, in original package?, also cruauca,
Marsaeldoo, Asian." Noyout DM" dc. • - •
XALT L.DIDUR:Drogro Suod, !botch sad Eaddoh
CIDADIS ,I Lneioa of clod. brui4.
81,0011.9—F0r Ith, Carrie. Gam, Meat, to.
t:lkedder, ltuyay Tiototil. Prince. Albort,
• Pledddad: ro.Doposgo. Dutch and and Amerkan.
BUILLID--Loar„ .4rnlywrisect, Dr- puda, kr" ha kat:
: , Webtaadludf barrola
allig—Weatphalla and kearlean. • •
OM-ok% Sperm and inude,. • - •
sirOer - L1 on we warranted 'nuadalterated and of or
=ir-iii=tll
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QTRINWAY. Os ZONS, MAN-
Jo tincruimas„ ti Welker street, Now
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Ifp i rocetted the Collurlhe...Pirer .
„ - ,4==srist . h. , the best !alum" Boetao. us .
AO FIRST MIZE MEDIU, e timora
t. - the Metrepolitu retr,
Wubloaton. Marsh, MSS. i ..—,,L -• ~ ~
A OOLD MEDAL, et the &wed Paler*, N. Toils, No
ember:l6W (Slehatthe golf 001& M.d. l Iften R. Pi...
whisks. the MUNI: van.), ..... .
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'A 1X1R5,..11:/1441.5t ,ShoS Maryland loath:Ate; Battu"
IVA '' ' -• ' •
Tits iiiist,4oll Nobel. at the fieti.thistal Pali..
Phur Yolk. Iteeemiser.l6so. .-Among the JouSseimurs the
Ent ausdesttsieStt la the ;imam such u 1., meee, Gott
schalk. Walutbeept ead • rainy others. St. &S. "tam
(with soderlthoulthe Irort Frame) ere warranted for three
uere:erst I' "sisiteme . unrasstbe given. Mum packed and
staffa p lritSdat chute,- Priem moderate. de2irlydr
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COTTON.
L DOW tudiiiridly Itiscorn al Ow re" bra - Ibir Wally de,
ald also agtviNa MACITLNES.
. ' A,temts, ROBERT LOGAN k
Dey.Street, Now Tart.
Druggists.
' I A. 'FAHNESTOCK & CO., WHOLE
- ll•'limb Dingeate aldllfustufacturem et Whit. Iced,
ad Wham, corner Wood and Wont stately 'Pitt.
mch7
bore.
)1,1 fr.l:4 3i t 4,1 tip 11 Mil ill kt 4
o - of White; Leal, Rad lead,PAne, Paint, Lithast4
sy and Marls Sada la Paints,. Oils, Varnishes,
tino, tr., No. Wool se., Pittsburgh, P. • • oeitlyd
OHN.JIAFT, (SUCC SOB. TO JAS.
Wddiray,) Wholednaol Retail Drungiat and Dealer
In Patna. CHI; Drannfra, /it, earner Wood and Bath 'trona,
Piiisbengh. -
/firamilitAireat for Thr. rotr• .Ikodldna.
TOHN P. ,SCOTT,'WHOLESALF. DEAL
"). rant+69r.ndaw-A it" , ?:.
~AA•fc4ais mill rewire kimnptattentkoo. _
ArAtrat km. Simla 1, rtheado Byrop. isece2Ludarar
zs 51 "t s Issp .lis: 157.
i ossin • ats,Dyva araishes,
73 Wood Meet. Ihttabwrigh, Pa. . rood. warranted.
MLN be WATER, st. WHO LES A L E
c?ar
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BMW ruirtt!...:5 410, at La*rt Y
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TOSEPHAFLEkLING. (SUCCESSOF. TO L.
ft, Wilms SiOocoiner.Mazket mreet end Dlsmoad.keepe
ocentently onleimi • MI mid complete ueottmentot Deup,
Malletnee, Makin. ClteetecPerfamery, ea MI setkles
Manlailtitaltseetiect:-
prewriptWm lotterolly immpoctotted at all
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GYX). IL - KEYSER. TRUGGIT 4
PlttAmrdhßillitikoiatareet, - cbrt orlieod Uwe urt '9l
Dealers.
Vlrotatt
'OIIRESE••.'IVAREHOUSE.—HENRY, H.
IL) oaalmt conuthinon With&litoOld
Duler In Cosoo;Beitter;loki. Watt mad Prodoes geonany,
26 Wood MI, &Wen Pltpliburgb. , - ' '
LATROYWARREN, ,
OttlO,Com- • • rortrardhag Merchant, ae4
Wholesale Dealer ht Wertarti Masan, -Oteeme, Better, Pat
L and Pearl -Itehout4 Western • nee front at,
!Wales itreithilad W. t . • Mahan*.
'BANE • • 'R; ASUCOESBOIIB
' Da-Um ha nte,' (kale!
sad Ica - mwdait Merchanta,Mo.
doom! ItriDee, Pinff. Yaw
M!... e :VID. , -41 - 1' HERBST; FLOUR, PRO-,
"..lho*Vrorbiotli sad Coroollosioo Iforchnnt, No. 26?
and, corner of Mid, PlOsborgino Ms a
Onals. timi 16/01Stalb.Vtg&jri°1::".134 ite. D"oa* . Ch.." '
31:12- r
414:;orotgoolco r.. Wel l I,r solicited - , • =WI
• AlogX. 4 FORSYTR, (SUCCESSOR ,
& floOlkorirordisi,g and Coiruabiloo if -
'play fa Wool, 'floor Beam, Lard And Lard
01/"4,,**100#417. d 35 liater /R. rigtommit. lw
EriIIDDLii:GENIERAL COMMISSION
wrchim Diep.a.*ia Or9ceiles 19211 PnOata; 71,
SOK I
a/nun; Cosonan Pittntargb.
Imaidlebe7 Warne gnu:
EBERT HUTCHINSON, COMMISSION
bravo salo 'eff - Wotan Now. Mann
:UM; Dams, INA. Pot and Pawl /Lbw, SallerWrat
Cliklitear AMA Sefaltplint Pena, knel Prodnamonandly,
Ma IlealaNkld stmt. battroen That and Water. ap.lr
CHARLES B. ;LEECH.: -FORWASAINO
Ai stmemmuicakSenbastlakriter in floor, Dala i -Su.
'Eon, lard and Bauer. and all kiwis a/ Prodnee, No $ Badtb.
ftllmr..listmen Flat and:Hatter , -•• -
EhtGLE WAREHOUSE.--JAS., GARB -
Wholeade Benda? la Flour Provnbra and
yt+ =Alin . 0 With inrklintenrer $4!
warm. =UM
nowir,s jiRl3„ PORK' AND
W M art ty.teritiami owlet In rtogisions. viewed
11 ' 1 "‘" 4 ir.a•uves , ritlsberabr •
NM=
JOln't ll 4 -I . ol t, lib„ 81; VVOOIS - ler«
~,ciuttMerr=lik a itrAl i tokA V ;
BOVRALIOLLTRI MOM NALODEOIOI sad ORO..
.lIMOXICRI4I.4 RAW and IlaulalOoods.
BNR & - BRO:, No. 53 TIFTN
5 54;Er ontievotunib.l4 01• Mint W( NH
(, Nor Tat) utairagion Og sod • ITC Spun
MIMS&/MART sirrumors &mom_ mo.
0513A5 luisonoms,D.o. In Xoro sagl
g. a. :ft :-: iit ,'' ;.• !I'll' I' . I I'X
EIS sod Dealer tii Moo Tarter, sad Inspartiiiind •• ..,
~Indrimeat.' Arid Obi Wm i •.• i
pridfflo fir lIALLNT,DA VIS* OD.II Bottom • •
lett. fritliout 3.31011.111t1awed2; alit Wood Met.
dati37 N. i-n ':, • y. , .^ ••• .. z -, -' , ' ': V...,
." 3 a p`'. Insio
.OXPEISILLOS: AND MIME
AND 00} 41.1EAIONSEIt roar..A
Jew Ohio,
Indiana,
ittsottittOW to Ott retarded ot
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i vopttiti.tiiiii x;4.45,
Imam imao - } 11.,- , .., 0
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&Moe d the Soak ot Elttabareclfo. 110
~..spil 8.41 s A P. , 1140)13180N; AT
imoys.ll... oak. Ho. 98 yourgiat., near Wode,
• EN; ATTO Y
: I f l r L 9g* 4 l !. Ouca . 3k4lislas. /%40-',
410, Limb 6., 01 SailsAdinir,
:• 144 "- -131, riftuaan,/A:
QI~ CANS
Tuszanicif k im, - -
41 k ind r aTe li n ntltellar e04 °
AziaLLISEOrAiIa,VIXD art„,lunr mum
rim • INO. D EI ► LEg,
illsotallirlbor, „-
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Tonic A.DVERTII3II:6I=B,
Irma ALBERT O. RICHARDSON% AmainUM -AND Coll.
sueowletarOnits;24o Bftatheey.'/Voi Talk.
ably. Itsportaat. to Dootteero. Liquor .
Merchants and Wholesale Grocers.
- n''' DB. FEINHTWANGERIS,
llimorisier4o ProdWie 02' ifsencerii Notice ficary paired
THE UNDERSTGNED• TCAS LATELY
a...l6gram*. Impratements In this branch of badness.
Tho Ravoringenro patupthprtaae.of6.loand 40 Othorm,
and require* but Wm sMißcatof Rum Spirit, either lot or
4th proof, and m lors each an Cognac, either dark or polo
Bonsai and Oin,Yoroalca and Bt.-Croix Rum, Tdo
noophcla,Bonr Disband Scotch Wlibity, Apple, nisch,
Cherry and Raspberry Brandy, Putt and 51a6this %%Ism will
be Instantly prodoood. It require. no skill, but an addition
of
speTod ofrit. Ng - 60 gallons to each. gation of the is
bolt Cognac Oik,iirosn, yellow and whilst, watranted
genuine, as tow as any crew_ Importer Intim United States
. Rim
ofaierylanisof...RXtraat rifgoßunglib of Whhlt
madness '2lO gallant of Copan' '
Rim Whisky may, tiy•Dr. monad body preparation
Mmade smooth with but &trilling ownsti.
The ptios 4it 'flavorings an extremely Moderate, - end di
rections In roll supplied by ' •
• DR. LEWIS MCEITWARGER, -
Mesita and DiporitiqfDix . . Eatatint Oils and Atilt,
Dogrioneotye and ic Clamialts.
N. lid4ole AteniforOatfters calibratedOmUal Bata.
sp=nlawanTa
Carriages.
Cartegatig• Itoaroaltorp,
JOszpii vaiEtTE NOW CARRY-.
'ingem buttons In hie apecione prom
(neertately enlarged.) between' Ptttebursh and Lawrence
willaAtatti the Two lifie Marto lnvitee the gruidle
luepect his stock of CARRIAGES,. aromas, Ac. And
he particularly inform. gentlemen purchasers, that one
price only I. made. Yourtecn pan' experience. In the boa.
near, ettebies him to plan before We patrons the muse choice
collection el (Mama, which on many years peat It bee
ham hie particular department to select from the mama
nod meet talented Eastern Manufacturers. The mates of
hie nor Mateor le temple* the ecatomy of his ammo
mane will amply the boot and most fuldanable =infanta
rere at moderate prima.
Voenctmbered by these heavy rapenervl r ich , the motto
for decorating !Imam of lloalnees, - has upon the
Wart* Goode, Cowing to 'large route, Julep White will
err ready money only, at much ken than the weal
profile.
N. 11.—Zerriagee inland In the tamt manner. with_ die
patch. • folikderflf
Pittsburgh Cosa' Factory.
" M. L. STEPHENS.
lilac:Low formerly E. Sf. BIGF.LOW,
11, 48 Diamond Arley nem. Wood Street
TI ROll, PA.
.:WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN-per
to that:ferriage ming community an
pablie,la gemmed, that I hams this day rwirchased the inter
est of my farmer partner, Mr. Albert, end will carry on the
bushteds to all its branclee at the old stand, No. 46 Dbunimd
Alley. In changing the name of this old and so well comb
Mind manuLactoring atabllshment, I wore the nubile no
effort shalt be Wanting on my pert to dawns the earns high
character milong enjoyed by my prodeeemors and sesoclatee.
Jertlyd It. L. STEPILIMB.
coikeh a¢d Carrtaiga Factory
JOHNSON. lIROTHER & CO..
Caner of Be lmatt osni Retro= Strait,
ALLDMIENT
-NourouLD RESPECTFULLY IN-
V fotm their friend', and the public' cone
reify, that that they aro manufacturing Carriages, Boronehea
Bockawaysillogodes, %sighs and Chariots, in all their vari
ous styles of tialshand progortions. '
All orders will be emoted with strict regard to durabilltY
sad beauty of finish. Repairs will also he attended to on
the matt rawonable terms Using lewil their work the
beet Fasten% st.r., Pole* and Wheel atol, they feel confi
dent that AU who favor there with their patronage will b.
perfectlysatisfied on trial of their work.
Putchaecrs arc rifitiNgted to give them • all before pi:W
-all/IW' elsewhere. nott;lya
Suraiturt.
401111 TOIPIO-............113011.1.
T. 11. - YOLING &
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of Every Description.
PACTORY-4kitrar St. Admits Wylie mod trust. Arri
Wareham—No. as & 40 Smithfield St.,
QTEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We
are conateotlL teanurnamitag STEAMBOAT CABIN
TURNITUBE sit.) CMATES, ewl !mite the attentlea of
Wee latereated le furnkhing butte.
ee3o7l±e3 T. B. YOUNG k CO.
C. V. K.T.OPITEL & CO..
'N3 AIarFACTURERA. OF FURNITURE
and CHAIRS of every variety and style; in Rowarood.
gany and Walnut, rentable for retriors, eitninbera and
dining room, equal to any to be f,onad to the F.nntern eine%
and at lower prima Evary article wade by hood and war
ranted.
ititellatela and Stearaboots'ltirrdsbad at abort nonce—
Waretworna, corner Pam audWayns Ida, Pittsburgh.
dekdkarlyB
JA-MICS w. WOODW/C.1.1...
CABINET FURXITURE .V.1.-VFPACTUMER
Nos. 97 & 99 Third St, Pittsburgh.
W. W. RESPECTFULLY. INFORMS
J e his friends *edemas:ma, that he hellos: Completed
his mocker Fnrniture, which Is decidedly the largest and best
hver offored &mist* thiscity. de he ie datorminod to np
old WS chock. with waned matorisla too workmanship
and newest &slang and from the extra: of hie fatten and
facility he marrufactarinikhe laWashied to produce warrant
ed FIJIL'iIITILE at the Wisest prices.
the keep. ,ways on head t greatest sarlet7 of ovary
dean-intl. of fro-nitre., from t he
e drooped and plains t, to
the most elegant and nutty, theta trowte,or any part ofona,
may be furnished from Ida atoet;or manufactured expreas ly
to order. mr2o
Commtcoston, &c
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immix L1M1C1t...............J01CS L. LACE-........J0. I. MM.
JOB. EL LEECH & CO.,
N05..9142 *1144 Liberty st.., Pittsburgh. P..
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WHOLESALE G 00ERS
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ccrAptlsslON- m S.
DEALERS 1 '
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Tin. Pltite and T" er's Stook.
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PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES:
jyllally
itt .
' ratietTrel co.,
(L.t. of J . S. Leech, hlcAlpln Co.„ Tittaburigh.)
GENERAL' COMMISSION
FORWARDINGI% BeEtztavra.
, Loire* livid:Washing OD A ViIIIMO,
~ L WYANDOTTE .CITY: SAKI .7..nutrzoss,
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RILYNRENC :
Joseph S. Leech A co., ..a Mut? rgh
. Merchant, gener
ally. . . • • , lallaNkely'r
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OMMIS SI 0 N L AND 'FORWARD'S()
1„./Azacasics, No. AO Rae 5n Louis, .110.
KIM Ttl
Ma" IlstimMt & Co , J * Lon.
—.louarts,Banuu . Mc, Zins Puma.
Will purchase to order s Hemp Baron, Grain, &a.
Prompt attention glean to rtni rot forwarding.
Jendyd
SPRINGER lIAIIBAUOII COMMISSION
Merchant, border in Wools Provision. and Prodnos gen
erally. tmIMS Liberty serene, Pittsburg. P.
HEFTRY 8.• KI 0,. (LATE OF TIIE
arm Of /UM Commiadmi Atercum,
and 14314 In Pig mtil and 1114(m4Ne. TO Warr stnet, bo
low Market, Pittxbaret, 44119
Ai A; . 11AROY; (ErOOCESSOR TO HAR
•L 47. /ova t Co.,)Commlaalon and, loriraiding" Mon
rLw Agentattlullidlift and Indianak,olls Band, ear
ner Iflrrtandl'arry 41614tUbarittt,Pa. la2klyd
EDWARD BIEORAW, GENERAL
c0... 1 .0m Wershetit, sod Wbolastis Dealer in Mom-
I Petered Tobacco, Impaled awl Dowels Ciders, Wulf, te_
ke, i1e. , 241-labert7 street, opposite thy brad of Wood, Phis-
Ps• • • ' • .b/1-17
A LEXANDER GORDON, 'FORWARD
xi. in and 05mudnitciit Maraud, Lad Ilps and Rlc.
'Lead bassi, Dolor &Pig sod Sir. Lead and Shoe. Ames*. •
and Manilla , featam•
• tiootallerg, &I!
COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
Sottler,)Wbotoodo and Retail louder In Book..
dtddlosori sad Paw lisagindi. /Wont amok, 6th door S.
E. • Viand &••••••••4/ 14 0. 1 .7. P. • •
—• a `,S. A 'MON, POOKSEL RAND _
staimix, =wow.= tozniml N. a Morkol
• war rairtl•, rdt•dburdbi Pa - •
N AY - & C .; BOOKSELLERS 'AND STA
-110111•01. No. 55 Wood itroot, text doat SO the tor
low Thad, ritubtolgh" Mood ad pixr 1!logii
.READ,'BOOK ' AND, STA-
Ur • 'lntldttli, Nd. Toidllt Aiddo " "
■ UN T IN E It, sooKSEUXII
• and 6t.5.,51.1a•1071th
R. , Altgisitians.
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R. R. T. FO still. continues his new
vecurtAatx 'PIUCTICE. Ms oft., Wart 04 • ,
Intuit Areutte, (Fourth }West 14644 Kant owl o
li ..', .4 street, P
ept ittsburgh, P.
\ i ‘ll4te u rsin f sACSAWAßgat
curttrikwlyr.
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sat at.lb:4o!•.
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' YE. WIDNELTAIS and EAT9RDATB, .1!=1:
on Vie Ilmi,..ifricaoid. - . -jeMlyet•
'DeoO4S4II, ...-7aisarxw-rutitm, mt. it.
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Tlk °T M ORE OKEEA & FLEMING.
LL/lOffice !rx lat 6 . lxth'ittopt, Pittsbnigh; Pr. nokeme
it64 .. teszoi . ..„
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Pal -I , BI:IItCLIFIELD. DEALERS
tro i r e ca t iimgc=3Qgiggsara
tunny 911 a. tftrtisaillyistamd.arortmt ter alt. eta
above • • joit realred sad maths sis ths
iffr orth4s4 ear, lowa sadltitkaistiVlES eea
anon 'a
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MASON & 004: YTEOLNSAIS
•114 Ratan Dellis Wheel as 4 II D 1304".
rink Aritrißtmi t u,""
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wlrt" ...-.-- 18 ristrin 0.40 X9a• '
4bettonif
000 , 20zrzox4r Du .w.: •
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ILL: drirE PARTIOIMAR:=. ANTEN
., to tboasl•etkallatlierrfagotdebtOootoos",
Asbarstal :1010: 1111 ;C•4 •
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NEW YORK einarzummurerrs
Tr= U. B. IMMELLeg Advertising Bowe, Na US Bleed.
Paten., Spring Chair and Iron Ifturniture
Co., MannThatory 6446 66 Duarte Bt. .
&ksroons, Bra:tray, Noe York.
nrrannear 1846
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NCLUSIVE MANUFAOTIDIERS , AND
Proprietor. of the PATENT ELLIPTICAL STEE L
!WRING MALES, the meet eleggmt and Itsxuriona Clain
In the world. They took the Premiom at the great World'.
Vat at London. Para. and New York.' Suitablet Park..
Libraries, Mein, Cotmting.toona. Hotel. and &Intim
Halle. Plano and Store' Stool., with or • wlthauk:4rings.
new and besutifhl patte rn . lam' Settees: LOA Coot
and
Garden Cairn Cemetery !Bain and Tailing. t,
and Umbrella:Sandi. Brew= and OM; Centre, Piktaloon
and Tedlet Marble Tap Tartan Iron Bedstmds, an end
Ornamental, Tailing sad Permanent, tar Pu Ile In
dilution., ?errant.; Et.; Bracket., Gilt sod Broom II great
variety.
Also, Sole Agents far SOUTHGATE TIME'S PA'TMKT
SCREW WRENCH, which emol. ell other.. The attention
of Herehanta to rrepectry to an
o e ri gounia m. ri or endth . e t .
i t=t d Te t . ' f l or t TX approad paper.
SAM tritt, L. FISKE.
PIANO FORTES—h. A. llENsemirt,t2Se.
Bowery, New York, Sole Agent for Olt4rS
awes PIANO Foam, onsurpaneed for tone and 111411.
Dealers from the West and Borah aro Invited to call and ex.
errdne. Ale% new and Peond hand Plano. at -low price.
A liberal dtwoont giren to dealereand teriewn.. jr2l:3rtn+
The Cheapest and Best Pumps
TN TILE WORLD, haring a SOLID PISTON
awl META I. VALVES. Forpumptug EXTRACIEJIOT
amt COLD W ~ TER, suitable f st Cisterns, Wells, Factorsee,
Shrift, /sc. Manning from 21 to NO gallons per minute.—
An excellimt FIRE ENGINE for farmers. Large discount
to dealer. AGENTS .wanted, and Territorial Rights fur
male. E. A. MAR:MALL, No. IMPearl street,
Jyl3:3md& catner of Maiden Lane. veer York.
OSTRICH ICHA.THER.S,
Artificial Flowers,
Pansy Ornaments and Late Trimmings
tar Bonnets.
Toon.. 3fracturnr or Prrrearzon:—
The subscribers have a large Manufactory in
Parka and one in Near York, exelualvoly devoted to the
manufacture of the shore kind of goal. Their present
Exit embracing many thousand stiles of Feathersand
Flower.. Also tit. material for mannfaetmlng thorn, which
are offered at trirolsoole onto. at their Ware (loom..
IIEII:DERSON, mrru a co.
N 0.200, Broodway. No. York.
PATENT SPRING BEDS, PATENT SPRING
lishalßroe, Pratt 1W Sisresseesa, RED PRIVEI
PROVED Parainal Mammy., Cifforto AND NSts.
We tessunthentre and offer for tole the beet Bede ever sold
In shit assay other umyket. A perms! inspection will eat.
lily any ow of thercommorys of whet we state. Our Stow
quits Nets combine beauty,cheapnew, simplicity acid perfect
security spinet insects. without obstructing the timbales
of air. Donlon end others will metal% their own interest
by tumbling our Beds and Nets before purchasing ohne
where. C. IL t W. STRATTON, Agents,
fern :MO. Ceital et, N. T, east of Broadway:
JOIIVEIT 13 KM-GLOVE CLEANER.
JOE V EN'S KIDOLOVE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S KI DAI LOVE CLEANER.
.TOUTEN'S KID.G W E E CLEANER.
JOITTAN'S KIDOLONE CLEANER.
25 cont. per bottle.
25 cents per India
25 cents per bottle.
' 25 cent• per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
cents per bottle.
2 cents per bottle.
Al cants per bottle.
' One bottle deans 50 pair
One bottle cleans 50 pair,
One bottle cleans 50 pair.
One bottle clean. 50 pair.
Ax ne. odor proceeds from the preparation. the gleys eon he
worn onesediete/y after it Ira clentted. With • pinta of flannel.
apply • mall portion of the preparation very Jghtly, and
the dirt will Instantly Moamar. It Is the article cowl by
theltid-Olore Manufacturers of Pm.. to Impart that purity
of firdakmod euitneas for which their glow. axe ao Justly cel
ebrated. It clean. kid %tippers and whin. eel relorod kid
glove. elegantly. It ie also on excellent article for the toilet
and for beautifying the complexion, removing tan,..p.rnplci,
Art.. for exceed. in eacoller., any of the thousand' and one
preparatkill. 11.111 y Fuld fur that corp.n. One trial. at the
trifling expense of 'id twat, will convince any one that the
article Is all that it I. claimed to be. ' 'Try it bottle of it for
rents, and yon will never wishtoba without IL Mont to
obtalnedof all Druggist...l Dealers In PancyGoods In Pitts
burgh. and at wholdele, of the sole proprlennv. CLARK &
00.,n5Draanwar, Now Tone. A liberal discount to the
mute. A. there Is an inferior article In the market, buyer.
will be earefnl to tee that the time of Maas & Co., le opus
eachbottle which they perch...
Alwaya on hand by IL E. SELLERS, ITENRT RICAARD.
SON, JOS. FI,EMLNG, and other Druggist. In Pittsburgh.
JrZeDruld
PIOOT .sr SIIOTWELL,
No. ELI Maalea Lane, Nem lark,
IMPORTERS and Jobbers of Cutlery, Fen
ders, Too TraFs, Firs Irons, Tinned and insinellol
Milan Warn, French Tinned Warn. Andirons. Fry Paas,
Cool Hods, Planhthed Japranfal Plated seal Brit lannla Wara.
. .
PPATON, Manufacturer of New and hu
pruvedstyltatof IiCHOOL
Ilinstratcal Catalogue...lt on application to
a. pATON,
fratemtlaa 211 Orono .trees, Newt York.
Modern Style of School Furniture,
MANUFMANUFACTURED and for Halo by N.
ACTURED
JOILYSON, r 0.490 Mclean street, New York. 6
Large amply leagelmenstautly on hand. Circular. forward•
al on applaud. 4,.9.43.43
— Mu treg, kW - 1. - Ws, Lin 6 ODURIC
4:11 Broome Amyl, Nem rock.
A_NUFACTURERS of the Patent Arch
lrl Wrmt NAM. Pin. Form, mtebrated fm depth. finn
an. rteltnem, purity, and a ',mullWr singing quality of their
tone, for which they have received the highest - manhuna
from the greatest Innneat rebhritim of the country; and in
emry fair. when brought to competition with other Moro
n:MIMS, hoe. obtained the hlkheet manhunt. The Potent
Arch Wrest Plank, which Is owned and uml only by ta,
guntrantetathelr standing in tune longer thm any other In
strument while their unmermiented demand in till part. of
the mmotry in a sulbcient pnmt of thole ouperior excellence.
A Ilbernl discount to Cleritten, ikihoole antl the trade.
jeklyits
BAGALEY, COSGRAVE L CO
Wholesale Grocers, so.. 16 sad 20 Wood street, Pit
burgh.
HAWORTII BRO. S: BROW NLI:E,
Grocers, would respertfolly invite
L the intention of the
public to their bop stock of Winos, Brandlea, Liloon. For
eign Fruit. and Venally Groceriea snob to Extra IGo Coffee,
Old Government Java do., Old Country Blatt To., Choice
Young Upon do., Gunpowder and imperial do., Oolong
Try Loearing's Reflood Suer., Purrs Cognac Rrandy,
tand Gin, Old Rost Wino, bherry, do, Claret and
Champalpt do., Old Monongahela, By. Whisky, imported
German and llama* Cigars
The shore goods, together with a_ pnernl assortment
Groceriert, extremely low for mak, wholesale and retail
the Pagoda Tea Mora.
Corner of the Diambnd and Diamond alley.
OW. C.
REIS k BERBER. GROCERS AND
Dealers In Bacon, Lan!, iflour, Chew, broom,
SouttnWeet corns Smithfield and Sendai &nada, Pitt.
burgh.
A "
LE
'DER KING, WHOLESALE
Omer and Importer or soda Ash, 'So. 273 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. sp1:1 vie
. _
MITOILELTREE, Jn.. & BRO
T •
Wholesale Groces, Recta:ling Instillers, and Win•
• d Liquor Merchants, No. 319 Ltberty street, Pittsburgh.
Js2lll
no. R. JONTiI
JONES & COOLEY, WHOLELALE ORO
CEEB and Boat Forniahers, dealers Io Product and
Pittsburgh Manufactures, N 0.141 Water amt. um Cherry
'Alley. Pittsburgh, Pia myß3
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81.171 . 1. P. PPIPITOI. -MP S. onmorm.
QIIRIVER & DILWORTH, WHOLESALE.
Orooon, N 0.130 and 122 &mond anted, (botyroon Wood
sad Smithfield, Pittoborgh.
•
ACULBERTSON, WHOLESALE
• Grocer Bad Oommixdon Merrimt, Domini - in Produce
sal linttstrugh Mumfactured Artklimil9s Ltberty streit,
Pittothargti.
/Mt 'ion,— tucaum RTIJIAN non,
JOHN FLOYH & CO., WHOLESALE
Omen asd Commiseirrn Merchants, No. 171 Weal end
=Liberty street, Pitteburieb. .10
JOHN WATT JUN, Inman,
WATT hWILSON, WHOLESALE GRO
CETLS. Commindon Morehoutu and Dealers in Pro.
doze Rod Pittsburgh hianoSeturee, No. 11:41 I.lb.rty street,
Pittsburgh. XIS
WM DIEM .20MT DIEM.
TSLTAII DICKEY .E.CO., WHOLESALE
groom, Connandon ambit:Mß, and Dealnr. In Poduce,
Nu. 80 Water Went, and 63 front etreet, Plltabwrgh.
mount) - •
Male of the Ora Robison, Wit. &Co.))
LITTLE &CO., WHOLESALE ORO
• CEEB, Produce and Comotbolon Northman, and
Dealers In Mutton:it itanulectursa, No. U 2 Beyond strool,
Pittsburgh. Jal9..re3
erasiterscaaosi.
cCUTCIIEON & CO., WHOLE,
BALE Ur n. Produce and Commlagdon Merchant.,
and tenders In Pitt..burgh Mann Artkles, No. 219
liberty atreat, corner of Irwin, Plitabanch. Pa. mil
ATWELL; LEE CO., , WHOLESALE
Groom, Prattles and Canzathalon Merchants, and
. In Plittlaargh Marturacturee, No. a Wood attest, bo
atmen Water and /root at., Plttabargh. apt*
ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE
R& Grocers. Com.Mboks !embus% sod Nolen in oil
kiwis of Prorislons, Produce and Pittsburgh Sisnufsehinis,
No. RSS Liberlystrust, Pittsburgh. 1s19:131
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ROBERT H. KING, WHOLESALE GAO-
Commladou Marthan 4 os4 Duda, In Feathers,
t.b, Thar, and all Midi of Country Produce, tits 211 Lb.
nay street, math of liltctb, Pittsburgh, Pa. Lemont Mk
jaisaya
. . _
JAWS L. Bleannse.
ROBERT DALZELL & CO., WIIOLE
fI&LIC.Okcas, OxonWoo sad torwardlng Men
chants sad Deslerste Prattle**De Pittsburgh Manubstane,
N. 251Litert7 street. Pittabarii. P. .72
JOHN C.A.311P1M14.,
-Tur.LNUF.6.O T 'JIVER OF BOOTSlll ii i ‘
.111. and SUOMI of scary description, No. II Smith di
stmt. Ptuaborstt, estagyd
.Issiabieturer mad Deader In
EATS' AND CAPS,
91:WOOD MEET, iltutmrgh,
•Paly
OF •
." • z FrociiEL. - .
1 4a, 0 ., DONN, BEAL Zt3TaTr to, to o
•
Ala.:layli_ttbs. , .:
Math" EXCILLIICIL
93 north sere k.
aUST ItEOFAVEI'. • .
• -
,• - - • 103,00C1 Otrmanelpkr. , ~
.
. 1
'',l4B,oooE6nm, 4 4, . • S
• .. , - - .100 tcrs.l7lrenisllaimbcturedlobana.
Sliolinged taii,ll.lat of OgarsaadTobsoceffne adavd
la giteidthkencriropm forszamliatkeued OEORflti var
itildt,--, ''.;vor.liadtbilatliftstandtotimova.kuo.
AOOBI.---25.CKX1 The Biwa Hams, . .•
J.itrmitr a .Ib+ fkqed?? , 7 . - T. Ltrintsa co;
seam ego.:4 "it
= .•-• • - • r•-• ,
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PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY: MORNING, JULY 24, 1857.
■auracrnzrn 07
PLATIM MONS AND FORKS.
===ll
Grorcro
../ , '-' 7 • 2 :4 ~.--,..-
,r7e.L.' , .••:' , -.. - --•--:.:
- :- .:::*.,..:1-:- , ..5.: - :, - -
, -:.'_.'.7'?''..
- anattufaCtuters.
- -
WELLS, RIDDLE t r :o,
80 Fourth Street, Pittab h, Pa., -----
- amncrtacas or
WHIPS, TIIONGS ANTI. SWITCHES.
• Orders aolletted frn® thetrWef and promptly ebb.
ped as per ladraction.
dYco l hnTwaxs-6 mouths, or 5 per omit t far cult.
soaSklydiarli
J. & H. OEU ,10,
ILLTCYACITAZILI
ROPES AND TWINE,
amour
of Alm and /Haunt strwts, Pftftb.,,A . Th x.
AVE ALWAYS ON RANI) A FULL
supply o(CoR ant Halter Ropes, Rid Cards, Ruh and
mt. C u rd. !Fool, Broom, Cotton .d Flsz Bolue; Parer,
Whit. and Colerad Twiner, Out Lines, &aging mod Mason's
LAnas. au2l:lyd&uS
.11.31 D 1. mrair
WILLIAM BARNUM & CO., '
61 Penn st., below Blarbury, 'ittaburish, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAEgag AND SHEET
Iron Worker.. Manufacturers of Barnhill 's Patatit
Boiler. Locomotive, Flood and Cylinder Boilentythinmsyl,
BrelChM riro lied: Steam Pipe, Condom's,. gait
Sugar Pam, Iran Yawl, Life Mate. etc. Also, Pdahksmithe
Work, Bridge end Viaduct Irons, done •1 the ehortest
tiro. AU onion from a distance promptly attended M.
Jo
M===i
TIIE ATTENTION OF CARRIAGE MA
KERS, Soldiers and Dealers is directed to the tar*
neck of Na I En' ameled Illdee for Top and Trimming.
Patent Dash,Gollar, or Railing, Skltting,l3plits, Pad Sidra,
Lt., for rale at eastern prices by
GEORGE LL ANDERSON,
Na GI St. Clair et, 2d story Philip's Building,
=Mimi Pittsburgh, Pa.
Penn Cotton ffitlL Pittsburgh. '
KENNEDY, CIIILDS CO., MAN UFAC
TURERS of—
Peon A No. 1 !teary 4419teetliniA
Carpet Chan of all colon; andwhadew
Cotton Twlno;
"Bed Coptic,
• Plough Linos and Bash Cord;
• Rope of all allua and deatrlptloar,
Batting.
iffirOn'srs left at tha Hardware. Store of Logan, Mime.
Co, 131 Wood anvot, will haw, attonthm. otA
JAMES IRWIN,
ISANUPACTUNER 01
QULPIIURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Aeid;
Surest Spirits ot Nitre: Nitric, Acid:
Sotlman's Auodyno: M u Acid;
Aqua Ammonia, SSP: Nitrous do
Fotrisr's Solution:
11. M. WARREN * CO..
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS BI
XTARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND
Wator-Proof Composition Roofs and Roofing Mar
6Y COLOR
DANIEL BENNETT
F ro l ‘, 'A to e ne T V Eß or FAA
Wars,
at the Manufactory, earner of WeahlZa sad
Franklin streets, Ilirminighsen, apposite PillabtirSh,
TAlii l ;ill4 t STREET,
MILTACIIWS
or
•
OSCILLATING STEAM ENOMES,
BOILERS AM) MILL WORKS,.
Salem, Columbiania County, 0.
WHITMAN & REED'S PATENT OSCIL
LATING Engines of superior workmanship, now
stoutly no halal and mad* to order, with Dewing, Shafting,
ke... for Flooring and Raw Mills, and otlow„
Also. Manufacturers of halm'. aleatrated iihrostor
Walt, and agents for Williams. Itich A ht's &Whistles'
Tools Including Turning and Boring Whoa of swam di.
hoription.
Common Align Finitinso made topples. m lltdtf
Union Foundry,
MITCHELL,. HEBRON & co.
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
Ihn Union Voundry.ai lbaokistand of PENNOCK,
KIICIIELL A (0., No. 194 Liberty at. •
They lOU manulaclurn, u anal, • largo and roam! ar
portment of CASTINGS, comprising
Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Slide Ovens,
OXFICE A.v PARLOR srorms,
MANTLE & KITCHEN ORATES, ..
Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons,
SAD IRONS, TEA K HTTLEs, PLOWS t PLOW POINTN - .
Mill and Maehinery Castings Generally,
And GAS and IPEPER PIPES of alt area
IRON AND NAILS OP THE BPS? BRANDS, -
Shovels, Spades, Plcki,
All of which will be .old at taanufacture& prior,
my7:l,y
I=L:f=kZWl
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
Foorth ,tact, neer Liberty, .m 1 rift Prim Wool. next
door to Aldermen Parkin/We Oftke, end Federal et., hear
LArock Allegheny.
/47,Every dencrtption of littlny for Water, Oa. and
Stearn. , tuy:dttf
==U;==;;Ml
=MI=
ALFRED ENGLAND, Sole Agent.
FROM TILE ORIGLNIAL PATENTEES,
Moan, Minton it Cu., London, se4 Wows. Misr a
Coate, New Tnrk, for Pittsburgh sad the West.
AU sank executed In a superior etre. Ma*, Drawl asp
sad Specimens ma be aeon at No. 2 Youth sorest. lOW Lila
eery. . (AP22.1-
insurance agcnts
TITE & CHAFFEE Agents Neptune Incur
anus Co., Lafayette Walt Wood street
.1.11,• N... 9 Water street.
AA. CARRIER, SECRETARY
Penmylvaais Inenrane• Company of I% taburgh,
Joneenuilding, ?math strrot.
SA'AItiEL L. NIARSIIELL, Secretary Citi
tens' insurance -tist , any.l4 Water street.
FM. GORDON, Secretary Western hr
• •nr*CO.l..Y. 91 Witter lamed.
GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frnnk
J
I!igiTcre cor ner Wo
end Third
D A. 151A.DE.1.111, Agent for Delaware
. Mutual Itonnzwe Co., 42 Water atrest.
rPHOS. GRAILA.M. Agent Howard %Bur
l. sae, Caesparty and Pittsburg - 1a entsrakny.
_ranter Water and Market streets.
NEWTON JONES, Agent Manucaetur
J
. ere bournriesoo., 90 Water street.
PEWS. J. HUNTER, Agont Farmers' on
X Mechanics' Imuracoes Os, 00 Vitts street.
TOSHIJA ROBINSON, Agent Continental
tr Insurance Co-, 24 Fifth West.
RW — TPOINDEXTER, Agent Great Wee
orn Trounknce Co, 07 Front weft.
lical Estate agents
BLAKELY & RICIIEY, REAL ESTATE
brokers, corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
luttsborgh, P.. Fern., 11..1, Loth, Mills, Yntlthrea. Ae_
bought and sold on commission. Land Warrants, Bins,
Bonds and Notes negotiated. Evevial attention given to
subdividing Parma and disposing of them. Terms mum.
ble, 2:thavr9
WI
ILLIAM WARD, BILL BROKER
.4 Real Palate Agent. Mice Grant street, opt.
site et. Pool'. Cathedral. All business entrusted to him
promptly attended toot resuanuthis commission. mylfhdly
WILLIAM W ARD,
rhEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES,
JJ Bonds, noting". and all atmuitlae lbr stoney.
" Persons can prontreloans through nay Agansy,on season
able bonne.
Thom wlablng to invest their money to good advantage,
can always nod Met and woad clan• paper at my dace, tor
An communicaUona and interview strictly confidential
Mire GRANT STREET, opposite St. Paul's Cathedral.
Jel:dtf
GEORGE W. BUNN, REAL ESTATE
~,,,d ',pomace dgeotottenda to haying and eoliths
Real Estate of every description, and Vs Ageoey b 91111 0 ,1111
senerally4 Also, to Waring property from leas or damage
by flre, for rod, reliable Philadelphia Companies. Charges
regerutabl.
airOalour West side of federal street, second door &nab
of the North Coatroom, Allegheny Clty. ,eop9
• •
A lISTIN LOOMIS (4 CO., DEALERS IN
_SOM. Promissory Nam, Bonds, Mortpsee anti all Seoul:
ties for Money.
Money loaned on Check. at abort data., with collateral
secorlttra
NOTES AND DRAPES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Penang dotting loans can be ormenntodatedon reutemble
terms, and apitallata can be (drubbed e good securities
at remononstir• ark*. Alm, attend to l b . Sale, Ranting
nd Leaning of Real Estate.
sa-omc• No. sa /mirth street, above Wood.
Sil-AUSTIN LOOMIS, Notary Public. trod
MeLAIN k SON, Real Estate Agents
JO a awl Bill Drab., No. ISfl% fourth stmt.
•
THOMAS WOODS, Real Estate Agent, No
TS Vourth. dna.
ilpteLatetg.
RALITI IP. ............ ..10M11 L 11/01113
9044114 u Warikbouke.
WALtER, P. MARSHALL .t CO..
porter. and Dealers, ST Wood sheet, between Fourth
etreet and Diamond Alley, when mai tos found an sweat.
assortment deem deacription of Paper Rangings,Sw Par
lor., Dining Room and Chambers. Alio, Window
Elladre, in great variety at lowest prier to nth dealing;
sel6 WALTER P. MAR/MULL CO. k
MAMMON
ED3IUNDSON & CO., Nos. 96 sad 98
d Third o tr.or,, mu Wood, Molooluetusers and Rain.
KALI. PAPIER,
•
cuirraur s,
°mum Cioons ne, ;swim
.rAssna co ig o VADA ms;
'PATENT SPIRAL OPIERO NIATTRESRES, Re.,
Would oollelt the studios of premien to their tom
and varied dock.
SEIBERT, PlicricAL U nourtuts,
J. No. 100 Third
m.n.t.nrer Loa dealer e lr
e COMIC&
BAIMS,SHADIS and DIMIDS,MNITRASEMOOKPORTS,
CIISMONS, tc. Pottlealsr attention void to etattoool4
ork. Writs Rittal and lad to ardor., • • • .igoayd
r. W. zovciroiyar, • '
W•telt and Clock Blakor,
IMPORTER OF • , •
FWATCRESAND JEWELRY,
ialifthdro t bersis woo+ luitruutot; rut&
p•PatNeol• isoinum paw.** mitring*, 71Tatchni
andiftwolty.
:Al' I A, : '7. I . ~ ,
,
. . . 30 DAY CLOAK&
fat Counting Uwe mad Pular.
An aiiiarteumi la Rosinrocd eingelaguatmorrm
jate, readv.d sod for 0414 IT ;, .J.S.F. M. 4,00 .
Watt • - . 177 . 7 . 74 N. Allflakars ,
10-PARTNERSHIP. -- We have this day
wi t
Ili ammetatett-id* no la tleavl tthi lean • bulbar
; As Unto.
J 6 Eft % The gad ''Vf -WAUCCR if CO: The
60 f 1 66166 "M. ealth* Illeiaj ta
t :. 13.41,130 lift Cr! . I.• SI
aged Mualart 1. Aon. tam& 4
AWIPW 'I " *a ' ' •• WAI L iLWAlain.
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- girl= DAILYGAZETTEittheeldest Newspaper inthe
Atiat,andhaeinyancatenaiateiretdatian antenoottAetatinset
sett, and reachugy at loxes, it @fors inducement, to wirer
tiaers as the bete medium through nhiMb reach Ne pabile.
irrrnz trESKL r GAZETTE it issued erery Mdse.
day and Saturday, an a large liankel sheet, and eentans to
&Wk.. le N. own at' the tva*, a awe td and
enable report qf the Markets, annatereial a monetary qt.
Jai., and an accurate Dank Note itst, corrected lateldyfer
tariapti.--asakiny it Ote best Cbtnnlerciat Noe:paper inthc
Dollars per anon, payable In advance, or
1 - 234 route Per week. payable to the Carriers.
WEEKLY—Two Dollars per annum. payable In draws.
Clubs are forniebed on the following term.,
Your mph.. one year It)
Ten " 0 00
Twenty 20 00
And one to the person piling up the club Eton
Cr Advance payments are strictly required, and no p.•
per will ho sent after the time la up to which It was paid.
Rates of Advent-dialog
Sq.» of 10 lirtot, 1 ............
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Yoarly advertisers ars ontitled la ens liquarkehang. ,
6140 at plan" per ~00.0. 71 00
lar Adr atimment. wit/IP:s trebto prim
"God and Humanity."
/OR GOTRRNOR,
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JAMES PEISCfI,of. rapitte.
Anne. .
DANIEL NEGLEY, CoUius tp.
THOMAS ICTDDOO. Snowden tp.
J. B. BACKMOUSE, Ohio
NICHOLAS VOEOHTLET, Jo., Allegheny,
J. HERON POSTER, Pittsburgh.
Aesereiats Judge,
- •
SAMUEL ADAMS, of Lower St. Clair
Register,
JOHN G. CURTIS, of Ohio township.
Reeorder,
NATILANIEL PATTERSON,of Birmingham
Treasurer,
JOIEN J. MUSE, of VersaMem tp
Cemmitrienger,
WILLIAM N. BURCIIFIELD, of Poobleo.
A. B. ATEIVENSON, of Lower Bt. Mir.
Clerk of tie Court.,
111031 AS A. ROWLEY. of Pittsburgh.
Director of tie Poor,
S. We/LINNET SNODORABS: of Mifflin
Double Murder, Outride and Arson.
We have to chronicle one of the most horrible
tragedies ever committed in this city. At about
4 o'clock yesterday morning, the mansion occu
pied by Nicholas T. Horton, Esq., in Ohio - ave
nue, at the bead of Vine street Hill, was discov
ered to be on fire. Judge Parker, whose resi
dence is upon - the opposite aide of the way, was
aroused by the screams of the inmates of Mr.
Horton's house, and speedily dressing himself
he rushed. to the scene, when upon entering the
hall he discovered a gentleman named Concklin
endeavoring to remove the prostrate body of Mr.
Horton. The smokewu suffocating, bat between
them they succeeded in carrying their charge to
the lawn, when it was discovered that be was
bleeding profusely from a cut inflicted in the
head, and a dreadful gash given evidently by the
downward stroke of some sharp weapon in the
left groin, and which hnd severed the femoral
artery. He appeared sensible, but was speech.
less, and in a few moments breathed his last.
In the meantime, the excitement had spread,
and some firemen from the Mohawk engine house
arriving upon the spot, the fire was soon extin
guished, and suspicion having fallen upon a serv
ing man named Joseph Loeffler, who had for up
1 wards of two years been engaged in the family
of Mr. Horton, somepersons hastened to a house
on the corner of Vine and Green streets in which
I Loofner's wife resided. In a few minutes a1ter
,..,,r,,i,
weds, however, and while the part assembled
in front of the house, were yet ins tate of hor
rid bewilderment, Loeffler was see staggering
towards them from a neighboring ore bleed
ing profusely from a cut - in the han and a hor
rid gash across the throat. Some f the party
advanced to meet him, but ho sun upon the
grass upon his hands and knees. They trued
the blood loan apple tree, beneath which they
found a large sharp butcher-knife, and a razor.
With the former he had inflicted the fatal blow
which had deprived Mr. Horton of life, and with
the latter he had attempted to accomplish his
own destruction. When interrogated as to wheth
er he had committed the arson and murder,, he
nodded (for ho was speechless) assent, and also
that he bad out his own throat.
In the meantime,the party who bad first start
ed in pursuit of him. arrived at the residence of
his wife, but found the door of the room locked.
Subsequently they burst it in, and there, stretch
ed nearly naked upon the bed, but with her
shoes on her feet, they. beheld the dead body of
the ill-fated wife of the murderer of Mr. Horton,
no wound upon her person, but otherwise ex
hibiting marks which made it evident that she
had died from strangulation.
The wretched man, Joseph Loeftter, was re,
moved to the Commercial Hospital, where at a
late hour last night he lay in speechless agony,
the attendants expecting momentarily that he
would breathe his last. He lied previously sig
nified by signs that his motive for committing
this double murder, &Weide and arson, was jeal
ousy of his wife and Mr. ilarton, and after being
taken to the Hospital, he succeeded in tracing
upon a elate the intelligible characters that he
had reason to believe his wife on the day previ
ous had given him poisoned butter upon his
bread, and which hadcaused the altercation that
had led to her murder,after which-he had hasten
ed to the house of Mr. Horton, in the front base
ment of which be usually slept,.where ho kindled
the fire with the intention of burning the house I
and its inmates, but meeting Mr. Horton, who
was aroused by the smoke. he inflicted the fatal
stab, and then rushed-forth into the orchard to
consummate hit own destruction.
Joseph Ladner, the murderer, is barely 22
years of age, and is said to have on several or
casione exhibited a violent and ungovernable dis
position. He was a German by birth, but has
lived in this country for yean. Francisca, his
ill-fated wife, was a beautiful German girl of
some twenty summers. Her maiden name was
Koehler, and itwas by title name that both her
self and husband wen moat frequently called.
She had contrieted,the ill-fated marriage but,a
short eight months, and - Wis five months advanced
in pregnancy. To a beautiful and expressive
face, and a form faultless in Its symetry, she is
r said have combined the more lasting charms
of amiability of disposition and a singularly—
for her station—refined and cultivated mind.—
Ole. Cost., Wednesday.
1!..1.001111.
FAMINE 1N VIIINA.—The Friend of Chino, of
May 9th, received by the Overland Mail, says
that the famine prevailing in that country ex
ceeds all that the oldest living man has ever.
witnessed. The rebels are making progress, the
capital of the province of gwang-81, Hwel-Lung,
eying fallen into their hands. In the province
,of Kwangtvng, the famine ill so mare, that
even the woman are forming „themselves into
bands of robbers, have seised the sword and
gone forth plundering in order to obtain suste
nance.
Jona B. Gooon has recovered the Bible given
him by his mother, which he boat in Bristol,
B. grogpry, figeen years sip. A few weeks
since it was secidentaly found in the corner of
an old attic, where.it was probably = thrown at
the time. Having Mr.' Gonglee name, ,in his
mother's hand-writing, it was recognized and
restored to him through the agency of the
daughter of theist* RIM Dr. John 0. ebonies.
Tax Orangemen of Montreal made arrange
ments to hold • ball on Monday evening, 18th
inst., bat Tem proventint ey • mob. An alarm
of Are was raised, the department turned out,
and a general melee followett Two firemen
were killed before the riot.could be quelled.
Tun Orrommoi VOlll rs -Taanos.--The vote
of the oppoidtloi it the bite election in France,
.it is stated, antotnteto shout one million, polled
lowly in tie gnat cities. With s proper or
gsnization, this vote might have been doubled
or.triblad. •
CICITO to CAirADA.—Tho Notarial riya Says
the Walther Canada liontinues limitable to
the awrosolthig harvest, and that the state
ments of farmers from .the north and the east
agree that the harvest will be far superior to
that of. recent years.
Tan Utile Down of Southington, Conn., with a,
population of about one thousand inbaldtants;
contains twelve manufaatosies, in sada is: la
stistad stook 'capital of nearly a - *Mon - of
-
_
Tin equidi, sl7ll private, lettere'. hem Ter/
good =trees ettairey the assurente that Quebee
hes beeithaltitsky chosen oaths espltel Can
. ,
Sea Dtsesna Ity Llolllsl3lo.—A sad disaster
occurred at the FlumiHoUseoftheWhite Moun
tains on Saturday afternoon. During a einem
storm the house, In which there was d consider
able numberof guests, was struck by lightning,
with the loss of two lives, a number of others
receiving injury.
It appears that the lightning struck a flagstaff
erected upon the top of the house on the Fourth
of July last. It shattered the pole, entered the
house, and reaching the bell-wires followed
them in different directions over the house,
tearing t away the plastering, making holes in the
floor, with much other damage.
At the time of the stroke, Mr. W. H Smith,
of Cambridge, was sitting upon the portico, with
his chair on the hind legs and the back of hie
head against the outside blinds of a window. He
was, apparently, watching with admiration the
storm, his eyes being towards the cloud. The
powerful fluid descended by the bell-wires to
the window, through which it passed into the
back part of the head of Mr. Smith. After the
shook had passed he was still sittingin his chair,
and apparently watching the clouds with his eyes
half closed, but those who looked upon them
knew that death was there. For two or three
hours attempts were made, by applying cold
water and by other means, to restore life, but
in vain; the vital spark had fled. The only
mark that could be found was a hole in the back
of the hat and of the head, about as large as a
small shot. There was, also, discoloration of
the abdomen, where the fluid had probably
departed.
Mr. Blandon, of Bethelem, fi. 11., the clerk.
of the house, was standing at the desk, perhaps
twelve feet distant from Mr. Smith. Ohe shoul
der was against the wall, and received the fatal
fluid as it descended by a bell-wire. It passed
through the body and out at the foot, shattering
the foot and setting the stocking on fire, no that
it was burning when he was reached. Hs was
killed instantly.—Bost. Trout
1332711
VOLUME LXX----NUMBER 287.
Tee Free State Convention held at Topeka on
the 15th, was numerously attended and harmo
nious in its deliberations. After discussion, it
was resolved to adhere to the Topeka Constitu
tion, to organize in every precinct, attend the
polls, and vote for members of the Territorial
Legislature to be chosen in August. If the
Free State men do so, end have half a fair
chance, they will carry the Legislature beyond
question.
M. F. Parrott, Esq., of Leavenworth, former
ly of Dayton, Ohio, was nominated as the Free
State Candidate for. Congress. Mr. Parrott was
formerly.a member of the Ohio Legislature and
was then a Democrat: lie is an able man, and
has been prominently identified with the Free
State party in Kansas from the first. file pros
pect of an election is good; . . .
Gov. Robinson and other influential citizens
of Ltiwrence returned from the Topeka Conven
tion on Thursday.. The proceedings were much
approved, and harmonized some differences in
regard to the policy to be pursued, which had
sprung up among Free State men. Col. Lane
was also in Lawrence.
Emigration is still pouring in. Crops look
promising, though back from the Misioriri some
suffering from drouth. Corn has come on won
derfully within a few weeks, and is now much
larger than in this section of Ohio.
Tow Cozen or Diatocater.—"That distinc
tion is plain and palpable, and it has been the
rule of civilization and ristianitydhe world
over, that wherever any one man, or set of men,
were incapable of taking care of themselves,
they- should consent to be governed by those
who were capable of managing their affairs for
them."—Speech of Senator Douglas.
This is the real creed of the sham Democracy,
although Senator ttouglas is the first man who
ham ticknowledged it fearlessly. We thank him
for it. If there were more Douglas' in his party
we should not be troubled with them long. The
doctrine which Douglas here advances, is pre
cisely that of every despot, autocrat and tyrant
upon earth. There is not one of them who did
not think himself better capable of taking cure
of the people than the people themselves.—
Charles Stuart would have beeu delighted to
have heard a Republican utter that doctrine.—
Bishop Land would have canonized him, and a
committee of slaveholdors ought to present the
great Democratic leader with a service of plate.
—Cin.
LAnon MIRAr tinotreas.—A gentleman who
seemed to be conversant eith the facts, had in
formed the Fredericksburg Herold that Richard
Baylor, Esq., would make on his Sandy Point
estate, lying along James River, hew!, thousand
enshels of wheat this season! And that Mr.
Allen, whose estate or estates border on the
same river, would make thirty thousand bushels of
whew: Mr. Allen is represented to have made
as much as 25,001 bushels heretofore. We pre
sume he is one of the largest wheat giowers in
the State. Mr. Baylor has also a large estate on
the Rappahannock. some 5,000 acres, if our
meiory serves correctly, and in all probability
grows more wheat and corn than any other man
in Virginia.—Richmond Whig.
IMPORTANT TROW KANSAS. —The Lawrence Re
publican says,thst the state convention: finished
its session at Topeka, Tuesday, July 16th.—
Every district and neighborhood almost, in the
whole of Kansas, was fully represented; almost
two hundred delegates were present.
The utmost harmony and enthusiasm prevail
ed. The Topeka constitution and, State organ
isation was unanimously endorsed.
A strong series of resolutions was unanimously
adopted. The. Topeka constitution is to be re
submitted at the August election to every bona
fide resident of Kansas. Marcus J. Parrott
was renominated for Congress. The census
returns show a population of fifty thousand in
habitants.—St. Louis Democrat.
lIIZILY at eledtione in England seems re
duced to a system.. Mr. Monekton _filines a
poet by choice and a senator by election, Tory
naively states that so accustomed had his con
stituents been to bribes that they sent him law
yers' letters threatening him with prosecutions
if he did not remit them their wall allowance of
£3 per Tote by returner post. Mr. Wyld states
that the petition against his return . for Bodmin
was got up by a tradesman, who stated his
sole object to be to advertise his boots and,
shoes.
OZoaoa PATTEN, clerk In a storein SL Louis,
having applied opprobrious epithets to a seam
stress named Nebeca McCor d, living in another
part of the house in which he resides, the en
raged needle-woman gave him a moat energetic
and effective cowhiding, after which Patten got
a knife, and challenged her to renew the con
flict, and si she was actively complying stabbed
her near the heart, it is thought fatally.
A limns FainaTzalto T#DrAill.—On the 4th,
Mr. Conklin lost a valuable hone in Pough
keepsie, N. Y. While driving through Mill
street a fire cracker exploded near the animal,
at which he took fright, sprang forward and
fell dead.
Wheat, Rye and Corn Wanted,
AT TITE
PEARL ECTICA.Z.I MILL.
ALLEGHENY..
IM SUBSCRIBERS HATE TAKEN tho
T
abuts establishment, and 1.1 prepared to
Aurae Iligheet Martyr Rims no auh
Ter 25,000 Rnahels of 'Wheat.
10,000 Bushels of Rye..
10,000 Ihedieln of Corn.
It Le the Intuition of the proprietors to offer drern Priest
for any choice lots of White or Red Where. They intend to
mete very superior /wally Floor, =dere trillion to Joey
prOnium to tte ?lamer, In the shape of an •Xtra pion to
Inetnee him to rube s choke quality of wheat, end, to Wog
It to market ha goal order. . • • •
fylliatod R. T. KENNEDY &
CAUTION! OAUTION!—Bsw.au or Conn-
Njnirzinms—Honirrnm.'s lirrms—The public an. are
that for mime years past Ithetetter's Bitters hare bj their in
trinsic merits ea the list tonk of the: day, won • name and
celebrity brimsd any other compoend of the like kind,—
The imams and ready ealirwitich ;Jubilees Bitters met
with, Ibilimed • number of tend ( ngage tu counterfeit.
big them by buying up ths illing them with a
=land noxione compounti, sad then mak edu c ed
eto remotions* keepers sind alias e ta
prim, under the representation that they mire thenenuine
article. Purchasers slimild always examine the bottle, and
see that It Is canard with a modelle tap withnams M=o4
on, mulnot with tin fail or wan, as is the ems with the
countsribit article. -- The genuine article Soldby. rupee
-
able druggists and dialers Overywhete. , • ' ~e
bittdewr . 1109TSTTERAI BMW,. UT, Pelta at.
IQ) 11. ALMA, No. 105 Market Street,
1.1..• Dealer ln Boor" Mtn Straw Trienalege, end
Straw Grenlernerally. A2l
halt biAs No.l lkfackarel; :
83 Qr. dci Na I do
60 Kitts : No:1.
de No.lNem.blaekord;
In .tore sad lot add by . WHIUDE d CO.,
Jodt.dtf Na 96 Wstordblet.
o* : —T.ho undersign have formed a
palatably to the practice et the -.Lew, under the
aim of Robert. k
oma, No. coma street, batty...is risrts itreet era
court Howe.
JyT:thrshe . htIYMI.ERTS'
VLS.R.-50 bbLe White Fie.,
J o lr 100 blf do do, •
40 tab trout,
100 hlf &sky
40 bbis Wawa,
100 blf do do,
Id) WI do 511/5L
50 till ft MuclFard.
I/1 11 -- anal. H. tou.ns.
Tor at. try
TAR 11-100 lat. llochestex Paul S
msile, ta the trade stilatiolttett m rime % , {Ol by ' •
aim couni
==tlE=
V ot g.4THERS—IS wicks now leap% frcpi
. •statopieliqg DelObr.lodiLb7L'.. • • '
• - 0 44 " rZ" a
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::-..':-.F.-,7:1:-...--l',.'?-'14§1*,,
See Sale or Unit.
TIOR RENT.—A nest,, well 011nm/el,*
..1:' on, storied Cottage Howie Of eight 'roams:in *
pleanantsudahhorhopf and dellghtfullt situated in the
ley of the Allegheny, op Its Arnold I Stalin. Coal 'and
good instal. near the bon In abandailoo.
Termq,lheorable. App at the Warehouse of
. .. •
L. ,' 1M111t....0:4. Allegheny City •
Federal garret, b3^the Cant..
• LET.,-.-Art elegatnt. Storalloom tnign
Filth street,betireen Waal eel MaOte4 enttobles
FMtcy Goals establishment, having Shntr
obl. Entinire at
Itittitt,L . GAZETTE 001. , NTMCI .
Ttiowell finished ; Dwelling
with 'Ara room, shrubbery, dc., doltgbtfally sus
Wed on the Asir bank, in Allegheny City, nest the rod
dense of Mrs. Snowden. Rent low. :nquiterof .
Dr. J. P. DAEN.Cenussrset, •
Or of MOSES DORIAN D,
• hsr doors below the pram:ars.
TO LET.—The Storeroom and
situate on the earner of O'Hara and Liberty sta-110q ,
It has be.t, occupied since bolt no a Gromty and Produce
Store, and It ono of the 'best slot ee In the city.. Enquire of —
It. IL KEW, Er. 211 Liberty street.
DWELLING MOUSE TO That
commallons,antl well AnLihed Dwelling lloino,Nii 23
Pike street, now occupied by the subetriber: Thehooed is
In flue order, and has all the modern convenlemies, 1.4104
gas, kc., to make it deeirable fora family. Poseenlon eam
be hail any time eller the first of Slay. ' Apply at Na 41
street, to apilldtf JAS. LACCIIIII.III.
LET.—Three Brick Howes, four al
J.„ room, each, In the 7th Ward, on Centro Avenue,
M.
Minermine !Mod. Rent low toe good tenant. Enquire of.
Jan WATT k WILSON, No. 21,34 liberty street.
'OR REN .—rwo Brick Dwellinga on
Third Rivet our Smithfield. N 0.155 boo ten rooms,
Bork Building, Om, Ilathkoomc ie. No. 153 hoe eight
Booms, Gee, Water, Ca
Ala% en Ofilre on Fourth street, near Cherry alloy. Real
$l5 per ininuM. THOS.. WOODS, 75 Fourth et,
To LEASE.—A desirable Lot in the -Fifth
Ward, Ahem Harrison et., booth:4ll4y AA on Llberti
et. aad I;J:tending beckon* hundred fret to Sprint ellemate.
able fur•• Coal or Urne Yard. For torma snot.. ate -
OEOII.OE 'SMILAX'
,
jatett eor. Dimond ay. and Smithaeldit.
OFFICE TO LET on Fourth street, between
Smithfield awl Wood .t..—Yo. VI. Apply to
mrl2 /OMR:LOOMIS t CO.
TO LET.—The flail formerly. occupied . by
Ohs Sons of Temperance, on the come of Wood and
Third stream. Enquire of .101111 ?MILL k BON, •
marl No.2ST Liberty street._
FOR SALE.—A Two Story.,Brick Homo
on Blain street nearetteatunt air*, containing, gm
roam, Immanent, kltaltemuld flulahod ittic'water. Fad, .aaa
throuo tho house, all well fi nished and la thabeet.orodea.
It will be acrid at the low price offl,6so}tlen easy - terra.
Apply to
G. W. hUN , it eat Oleo( 76deial . it,
2d door *oath of the North Craorrame, Allegheny City..
5000 ACRESOF VALIJABLEERON
ORE LANDS FOR SALP..the under
eigned boa the following lands which he will tell It req.
reduced price and on liberal terms Lit inlets of YlcETllolb
SAND ACRES or the whole. Titles Perfect, ind good war
ranty deeds will be given. •••• • ,
This land In in tracts of rive thousand ecru each, nit liitu
ated In the rounty of Perry and State of Tonneaus ' about
six miles front the Tenneesee river, to which point naviga
tion le unlnterupted et all wanen• of the year. The Trott
Ore la very abit ndant, rich, and acknowledged to be , at gdod
If not the Imft in the State. The lands are also well watered
by the waters of the Bultiliiend Duck liven, and are very
heavily timbered with Poplar or White Wood,..oar,' Cheat
tut. to. A large portion of it 1. well adopted to cnltlyntion.
For further particularsapply either inpennuor by latter to
OEO. W. Itll.AßDEN,Cairo, DU., -
Or to SPRINGER ILVILBALIAL
:DO': Liberty at, Pittsburgh.
Osage City, lowa.
Ii)V"OFFER FOR SALE A NUMBER
of TALIJABLE LOTS, in the town of Ossgo,Mltch.
ell County, lows.
These lots nee each nel by IL^ feet, fronting on Wide streets
awl nye situated In the most thickly Battled part of this
thriving town,
OSAGE CITY
L the seat of the Government Land Omen, River
Lonsl District, antral. about, fifteen hu ADlabitatit.
Is rapidly improving. and. destined to be - :uy,tho most
flourishing towns In low.
Them lots will be sold at a low pries. Yullpattlenlars
can be obtained at the OM. of the imbeeriliera.
Jel B. BCLALY . & SON, 5834Yrawth at.
FOR SALE.-45 acres of lend near liulton'e
etation'on Allegheny Valley IL R.lO miles from the
city. 2 Building Loth each 20 by 100 feel on Pennsylvania AS
cone,-near Magee Meet,
' 5 do do on Vickroy sheet near Magee street,
14 do do on Maria street near Mimeo street,
3 do do on Bluff and Isabella street.,
In the Eighth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh.
Alm. 1 Lot on the corner of Penn and Marlntry .treats,
fronting 30 feet on Peuu and 109 feet 10% (nehmen Marbury
'amen adjacent to the depot of the Pennsylvmda Rail Read.'
For tams ets.., inquire of ISAAC JOREB; . •
Corner Rona and First ata.,Pittsbtirgh.
- -
FOR SALE—One of the handaolnest - coitn- .
try sesta along the Ohio Inver and P. V. W. 4 C.11.1C, -
tweire mile. from Allegheny City, containing 12 errr.r,
Large.ell 12acren of the front. The Improreatento are a
large cottage holm, frame etahle and other ontbuildinge;
young and thriving orchard of the beet ofgrafted Pelt, e
large quantity of raspberry and etraerberry•einee, and other
ehrnhbery. 4. the owner wishes to go treet, it will be add
fuer and on racy terms. Apply to O. V. BONN, teed and. , •
of Federal tdr eat, 2nd door moth of the North . Commove, - .
Allegheny City. • 1324 •
FOB SALE-35 , shares. Citizen' Bituk r .
Stock; 30 Pharr. Trot, City Itabk Stork, by
1715 AusriN Looms .t CO, No. tr 2 Fourth
VINE FARM FOR SALE—We have for
situate en the &loth bank of the Ohio riser, about
one tone below the mouth of Ritroon creek end anent fine ,
rod o half miles below fthillipakorgh, In Beaver county, ak
very excellent Farm of 72 acrek about 25 acres of
and ender:fence. The improrasortifs monist ork,FranteXt '
Cottage Donee, contalning Are rooms and cellar,' Bun sayer:'
:-
Stable, Orchard of choke fruit, Nil: Apples, ream iliniCherr
rke, also a few Peach Trees. Thereare setefalattiiiPtittKee'
never faili.
This farm ng being situated :on the Riser,
depth of water all somata, would suit a gealtletwdscoat:;
nested with the ateamboat business. • • .
The steam packet* 'and the booboo of the'clirtalatta.kad....•
Pittabnrish Railrcad pate daily.
It has also an abundance of Firo Clay mid ' VIII In
and on very moderate terms. • •Apply to • • ,
Joao BLAKELY ilt : RIC1181% >r ":
V ALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR. PALS—The undersigned often for W. on favorable
terms a large number of Imildlng lots in MI Bth Ward of
the city. The lobs front on Pennsylvania Avenue, Watson,
Forbes, LOCIIIt. Maria, lrleruy and Bluff street., are but•
few minutes walk from the Court Moose and mill be told .
very cheap.
Persona degrees of ...sem( • convenient and healthy'
Ination fora house. or .srlahlug to purchase for speculation,
In apart of the city which mort anuarmo steadily to improve
will Sod it ie tboir adrtiottige to call upon the subscriber.
C. MAGEE, Atry at tatr
mylktf Ko.loll . llth street.
FARMS FOR SALE.-113 acres of superior
/arse Land, hill of Coal, on the Pitteburgh, Pt.Waytte
and Chicago Railroad.
112 Arne of Excellent Land and Cannel Coal, near Dar
lini•
163 Acres of Land on the Railroad, 21 . Afire letlow the
N ty.
111
Acres of Land, well Improved, near the town of In- _
25Acres of Land; three miles to of the city. • ,
Farms, Country Seats, Unmet and Loh, 1W Ewan •
de., ae dearibed Ina printed Register, which 1a gPren to al
who 'debt., purchase. Enquire of
TIIOILSB WNW, Real Estate B , •
spit No. 75 Yourth street. •
•
GREAT BARGAINS IN COAL LANA.—
We now offer that saleable Coal Tract Of Land; ',fiesta'
oa the Monongahela riser, in thAlbird pool. adjoining the
town of Webster, roptainlog 42.4 urea, 38 acres of which Is
lure black real of 7 Plot role, thereto alone wood - rein og
%foot. 2) sane, of lino timber. suitable for pit poets. This
property cannot Unnamed for • moat albs on the Morita-
Dhoti Hoer, ee the landing Is good end deePantelerldlese.:.
messed the yoar, ii Wooed at a great OAROAL4u thetiere .. , •
is going Wert. Apply at Comets ' • - ;5: 4 4
IPZI A wriani BOtf4X4tilit.72',.
CIO ' • ' an.
otters ibises ONE =SDI= sail.
sitrtMed on the drat pool,one of the Mat deeliaide losatkate
on the Mormegdbela river. ' • • •
Ms attention of Iron men, Coal men, and. mStallatit 4
directed to thb Properly, ae It Is believed the evpMutilly hie
profttable Inveatmentis nth as le not often vreisottatlL Tbs .
terms me seer. Fril=tlcri f lars may be obtabted
or - ;llNa b i.l3o3llB Stoci and Note Iltroltea . i .
No. 02 Fourth
LOTS IN DUQUESNE' BOROUGH—We
have forsale three beta or Ground la Amman* -Der
mph. oath feet front b 7 2)O feet deep.. Thane lota are
finely situated for a Vineyard, ie they hart& .ficrothemar,
peer. Will be sold ata great bowie.
Apply to 24 BLAKELY & 111011EY.' •
110111ILDING LOTS ON COLWELL
_E p• We Mho splendid Bonding 'lA's; owls to itht •
front on Colwell street of Z. feet auld, Wending Leckie *ns
to •n allaY aPPoelf• bb ei sold at
MONEY, MONEY.-- , Enikeiss mica - mm*l6- ,
-LT-L.4w= Owl* amount d vivo, can be. rinottated:
tratonable rata. at dm alma
tot • • • •• D. McLATIO t sex: ,
VORSALE.—Tho litotine in which I now
11 Ut., on South Common, balm= Bon lualtYna
milkdtf lb:
and East Common - , Aik s t...7.
UOR. SAIE.—A three story BriCk Ihrot:,/
A: Bog Ilona, with' brick •
buttiMpon Clark Kam;
Smooth Want Awn:Att.. •
TMSI L -100 =L-100 We White • tall,
200 halt bbl. do
50 Ma Tron4 '
/or ode by
CHECKS
SALE-Chocks on the Painters!
mid Mine Bank; also decks noir
ten on Una, or made Wader by,
Jyl6 Printer and titattanni
VROIT CANS; FlfUll
CAN811!=All .kee of the pet
stood the test the put three yaws.
pl r It thole:a City Steve sad It%
IEDICINE .CHESTS-
Iap Mock of Magda, awn
g inpthbn n Ittlellan
Root before pix&salnig elsewhe. .
.LCO 01,-50 bbls.
tx•de - (Ifni
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CODA easl
stleptettee the msette.t.".
ler
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NY IL COLLINS
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Iron- Land.
JAMES 011/Ul4l
100 hlt bblA
501dds ealmoe, •
BO bU blds do,
40 bbla No SUaekrt
75 hit bble `So 3 do,.
301.b1z Nat' do, '
40 hlr bblil42 de,
kitt•Na2 40,
lb Ws No 1 day
80 hlf bble Na 1 do,
100 WO 150. k do,
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