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4 ' dfONitAY MORnNG, JULY 27, 1867
orATaNa KATILIit. ox EACH FAQE Or ?NIS
- oar Ora usual news miscellany will be found
this morning on our fourth page.
_!-Mieinneraeja Itosttle to /int abllen ed Gov..
*e . .,. . ,$) - ''. ' ' filament.
~.. .. The party . .which ilea obtaiued the cnomen
og „)
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-a. , .' lt -: of ".D4 4 l:Eabbif," from its revolutionar tosso
ir.:,:.-- ' , - , t ely,.tion . with the vilest :bands of profligate in
4 , :!--': - New York, seems bent upon bringing popular
' i,, , .' g ol ernment into.disrepute. •
Everywhere it is evincing an utter disregard
for the:law, the courts, the . established authori
'tics, and the-voice of the people as shown at
:flihallot-box, invoking to its aid riots; rebel
lion and revolution-;-r: esisttuace in any and every
form, for the purpose of maintaining the party
supremacy.
. Does the legislature pass a law unpalatable to
itsleaders? 'Straightway they set about to out
lifY and resist it. Do the Courts pronounce the .
I law- constitutional 7 The Judges are at once
marked men, targets of abuse, and objects of
political persecutionL Do the people elect their
..,representatives for any specific ptirpose and fail to
return a majority of "Deadßabbits?' The
party , immediately exercises all its ittgennity . io
Zq.." . • thwa rt , them and subvertthe popular will .
In following out this policy no heed is paid
'.. by t4F.. party leaders to the watchwords of their
Pest; campaigns or their ,stereotyped political
professions. They - stigmatise. the doctrine of
"higher , law " as atrocions,'•in Philadelphia,
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while;they under itin Noir:York. , They are
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horrified at riots in paltizini:i or faSidsville, of
democrats may be - the victims; but they
' 1114 es ti legitimate :party - Weapon 'in the
Metropolitan city. They claim a blind Toners-
Geri for . the U. S. Supreme Court, but hold up to
Public coatempt the Court of Appeals of the
-. Empire State.. 'They clamor .for the will of the
people Wherever suit; butscout it every
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where else, as witness their present course in
Minnesota and their acquiescing in the demand
of the South that nearly the entire people of
Sep shall -be disfranchised in the formation
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of a Constitution. - Squatter Sovereignty
everywhere been ignored by the party, notivith.
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. s tand i ng it was their rallying crYlnd one short
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year ago..
Trade it where you will, it is the party of vie
- lonce„-fraud and resistance,. employing any pre
f.. text, fot party success.. It has no fixed prin
. .. ,- ,ciples : —none but
the wreatone of public plunder.
The end, with it, in all cases justifies the means.
• Take Philadelphia for instance. -- The Court,
there,.has just decided that tit the election last
- fall, in A very few election Astricts, the loccifo
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to leaders managed to stuffthe ballot-boxes with
1800fraudttlent. votes, by means Of which they
cheated Wm. B. mi..' sx out of the office of Dis
- .tridt.A.Gereey. if the Scrutiny hed been carried
thidiughottt the entire city,- doulitiewthe'nuni
ber offrauduleut cotes would be swelled to many
thousands. There coathe no queiticin; now, that the
.• three Loeofoco State" officers elected last fall
were 'chosen brthese very illegal votes, and that
they now hold their offices by virtue of 5. grows.
and glaring - fratidirpon the ballot-boi. Their
majority in the State was less than the illegalvoto
that is ascertained to have been cast for them
- in Philadelphia. Tit thei wijl Fatah:toe to hold
their offices, although they know and every one
. knows they. were nof fairly elected to them.
Democracy, in the early daps of our. history,
meant the Govenirnent'ef , the People—the right
of the people to rule, anti of the mi
nority to submit to the'inverfintent of the nia
joriv so long as it was confined within constittf
rtional . It also meant the snpremacy of
of the several States within their aim bonnds,
and the restriction of the powers of the General
,
- Gorentment to such matters as concerned all the
States alike. that all this is now changed. The
have now no right to rule, unless thdy
-"elect hieefonciato ethce. The majority may rule,
when it Is on their side; but when the majority
iron the side of the Republicans the - . ininority
alone have-
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other way their decision* vi r oillitenituid may
be treated
~ with utter eantenipt.
may do very well to talk shoat; but When the
eiereise of them comes in conflict with the ..na
tionaln:Purposee of. the paity;. ornshthP o- , 21 4
matte the 'ational.Goieititite*ntiffietity
thing
To comedown tr.Cpartienlitri from these gen-1
•_cralities, let usyeaticagaitf to the case of Phila
delphia: In 1840, - ....tonardir the - close . of the
flarrisen caniptugn, theilemocrati affected great
..:,=.:Asorror at what was then-Mille& “Pipe-laying"
, • —or 'colonizing fraudulent voters—which' they
T. then charged Open ithe,lVhigif and for , many
Yeari- - .l‘Pipti-layine; was. thegeneralitente of
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their orator? , and . . presses. But what the party
-.then charged upon its - opponents _ it . has now
learned-to praellser.iteeit;:;ldust fi ll i t, not only
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' - colonised voters by the thousands:in Philadel
,,. phis, but it procured the printing of about;3oo6
natoralization',7ceo444,'Which.:Viere feaudu-'
. , lently mita up slid given to tlnust araliied for'
eignerx all of iihoit'eitiiiiia under ihetn•t he
privilege of VOting:;2lt. 7 iiiiiWiiiiiiieee ealenfird
' Philadelphia last; - ~aieber 'One of ibi; MO *
.7 .. elected by these votin - hae just been: judicially
ousted in cons equence them; u e three
State btlmet7b . one' finite Senator; and at least
two metahera r of Congress pll hold their seats in
virtue fraud.
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.':/.:,•. ::::'7t7"•,.--Ptite - a in's. state of 'affirm andtinettsinesi dayaf,
~.,.;',- .' ' '-ter day And the blood of the citizens and -the
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officers • of-the law 'stained . its ` - :pavements . faiements in
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- • direction' - -•Sutr'whit.of that* ' Riot: and.
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1t. , •••i1,. - - - - ciareilted in behalf of democracy. •.;„ ..,•-, ...._:,
- . • "'”•‘'''''.• • ---• '' , "Ilut the party wont even further than this.-
4 .•' '''' - 2, --. ; • . - -_- , .":1,•:.11, e d adopted the higher.. , law" tinctilet . ,,riatin:its
S't , :",. • (: •-' . - ••', . lisi• . .' 6 l*PP lit 9 n bu t ,- AR • !?i;r e ';?! iiri ,fq • 7
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d: k''', 2 . ..itidert";th courts had passed upon its CbnCi U.:
' tionality... This was a posit io nnev e r taken by'
,',...1'.'=' , " • . , .. - 'iherealfriendi ofthe .'higher law" doctrine,
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r iil'l l4.i i r' ;' ' . '. .: ' i': - ' '' ,..:ll;eideii that the law thus resisted was ccnstitn
' 4,.. -_V.,..:i5...;, , ,.; il o i ti ii, its ` judges were singled out for Tttupera-
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'':lt i '`:•' •• 7 •'''''it:tei - -'-cnteit impreme Court, or that State
• • ' one to. hold. a
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slave in Ohio; or sue for thei Tolle of one M - it,
the T " P l 4 l Y.Lpressasuitea . the court with
bitterzurea and yBrfication, although its decision
was fina and Without appeal; but when Judge
1 404 t. decided Out Ohio had no right to defend
her own citizens upon her own soil against the
inroads of dinoken and worthless Q. 8. officials,
the same press claimed for that decision the ut
most respect and obedience. So court is entitled
to the regard of Abe "Dead Rabbits," except
such as sympathize with them and decide in
their facor.
We need•not to point to Kansas, for that is a
standing monument of their disregard of popular
rights. But we Imiy instance Minnesota ao a
further proof of Ills hostility to popular govern
ment. The people of that territory, in electing
delegates to a convention to frame a Constitu
tion,' have choseit a majority of Republicans.
This, the party leaders saw', would bring in
Minnesota as a Republican State, throwing them
out of all the placas of honor and profit. Hence
it must be prevented; and the country is now
witnessing the spectacle of their bold attempt to
subvert the popular will.
It is one of the vagaries of politics thut such
a party should be called the "Democratic" par
ty. Without a particle of "Democracy" about
it, the great source of its strength is in n name
which it belies and belittles in every art of its
corrupt life.
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PITTAIIIMGII, FORT WArir 6: CHICAGO ROAD.
—The first year of the consolidated road is draw
ing to a close, and we learn that the gross reve
nue of the year will reach 52,000,000, consider
ably more than was estimated. The estimate
for next year was fixed some time since at two
Million's; but the receipts for the present year
haiing been so flattering, this estimate will
prove too low.
By a notice in our advertising columns it will
bo seen that the Company will, on and after
August Itith, pay 6 per cent. in stock, on all its
stock for the year ending July Ist.
,Txtz latest dodge, politically, is contained in
the leader of the Union of Saturday, which
charges and the people of Lawrence provoked
Gov. Walker to his late course for the pulpose
of creating an . excitement- in the north = that
would help elect Banks in Massachusetts, and
Wilmot -in Pensylvania Why was not
IValker smart enough, then, to detecr the
trick and foil it by leaving the Lawrence
people alone If the trap was so easily detec
ted ho must have been a great awe to walk right
into IL
• • The democracy is evidently sick of Walker's
course or it would not resort to such a pitiful
excuse as this:
[Special Con - ewontlence or the Plitkhurgia tia . rette.
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Our Foreign Correspondence.
]VITSIBLB tr.
Editors Gazette.—l had designed to give full
notes of my tour through Northern Europe, but
this 1 find at present to be utterly impossible.
Traveling as I have been compelled to, frequent
ly by night as well as by day—occupied with
sight seeing—conversation with friends, or with
official duties every moment during the (lax—
scarcely have I had time to jot down rough
notes and first impressions. I have seen much,
very much, in a short apace of time. But
extended remarks, if given at all, must dre
removed for periods of more leisure.
From Antwerp I started by railroad for Han'-'
over, where I had requested Rev. Mr. Jacoby,
superintendent of our German Missions, to meet
me. On the route I stopped first at Mecklin, or,
as it is called in Europe, Malines. This is an
old city, once diitinguished for its manufacture
of Mecklin lace. Our company on entering the
city got into a carriage—were stopped by a sol
dier on guard, but oiler a word from our com
missioner, or guide, we heard him say “Allen,",
and on we. went. On entering the public square
we alighted to see the statue of Margaret of
Austria, and the old Cathedral. Immediately a
great crowd of men, women and bop, gathered
around us, and for a few minutes I could not
understand the cause. Subsequently 1 learned
that the city hadbeen for a few days in great
excitement in reference to the Convent bill.
Thu} windows of the Archbishop's residence had
be'en broken, - and a. general tumult had been
threatened. Some high ecclesiastical officers
had arrived that day, and when we drove
towards the cathedral - they knew not what it
might portend. We saw the old cathedral—
fouzided hundreds of years since, and yet not
finished. Old Spanish buildings—the prison
need in the days of Philip. were also shown to
us. And we slaw the church of Our Lally, which
owed its foundation to a strange story told in
their early legends. An image tla
fell into the river, but, like the Dot
told of in
,ostral hours I ipent in Aix In Chapelle.. I
saw the throne in which Charlemagne sat—the
spot where be is buried—his large skbll preserv
ed in'the church. And then what a host of rel
ics had the priest show me ! There was hair of
John' the Baptist—a tooth of St. Stephen—
pieces of the true cross—and a cloth that had
wiped the sweat and blood from the face of the
Saviour. I looked intently on the face Of the
priest as he shoWed these relics and described
them minutely, o see whether he could possibly
seem to believe these stories. But he had learn
ed his lesson well. I saw, I have not time
even to mention.
Our route lathritugh Cologne, where stands
the great Cathedral, always visited by strangers.
We were now in Prussia, and crossing the Rhine
we hurried onwards. In Hanover I spent the
Sabbath—met Mr. - Jacoby—and happened to
see, the King and Queen, and also the Duke
Constantine of- Russia, who is married to the
sister of the Queen of Hanover. He is evidently
-a man._ of mark—a man for the times—and
should he live, his influence will be felt through
out Europe.
Hamburgh Was our next point, and thence to
Copenhagen. The old Danish Palace was full
of interest—.the memorials of 'the old kings--
the antiquities of the Scandinavians--the old
round tower where Tycho Broils watched the
heavens, and up whose stairway Peter the Great
is said to have driven with a coach and four
-all were objects of great interest. Then I
sailed through those straits of the Skager-rock
and Categat—to pronounce which troubled my
tongue in the days of my childhood—and made
My way to old Horny. After visiting Chris
tina, the:Seat of government—its University,
Museum, palaces and gardens--Frederickschald,
where Charles the XII met his sudden end—
.Barpsberg, withits falls of the Glommen—and
having seen' our missionaries and their labors—
'journeyed Still northward. ' Norway has one
railroad, about /oily miles long. By this I reach- I
ed Lake Mein, with itsbeautifuland quiet scene
ry. On this lake I rode in a steamer nearly one
hundred miles, and found myself north of the
61i(degree of latitude. The North Star was
high up in the heavens, and no night was there,
for it was now the summer solstice. At eleven
o'clock, in a back room in the hotel, we read
and wrote as we would at home a Bile after sun
set, and in a few minutes after two- the sun was
shining again.
From Norway I sailed to England; and cros
sing that island, here 1 am in "mild Ireland."
Objects of interest are all around me. Every
where are ruins of the past—oldeastles, abbeys,
monasteries and churches show the devotion and
activity of past generations. But Ireland is
evidently rising again—the people are active—.
the land smiles with pleity—and signs of pros
perity are everywhere abundant.
But the cars are starting, - anal must close.
• July 6, 1867. . M. S.
Acuorrrir. or Msnizaric Surrn.—We learn
bribe steamer Cirmnntian that Miss Madeleine
Smith; the fast young lady of Glasgow, who was
tried for the murder of her lover, Emile L'An
gelier, has been. aequitted. Moreover, it is
added that she had taken passage in the steam
er Asia for the United States. 'The Asia left
Liverpool ercthe 11th inst., and is now fully
due at New:York. * So-there will be a lionne in
New:York who vrill receive some of the honors
hitherto - bestowed upon Mrs. Burdell Counning
ham: Madeleine Smith, however, being young
and pretty,- will he rather more interesting than
theAmd street heorine.—Phil.
Dentocritio papers are making them
•selves hoarse in denouncing a certain church in
Michigan which expelled d member for having
voted for Jesus Bemuses. U any Church did
this; they did a vary silly thing. .
But the papers which speak most harshly of
this case, says the Albany. Journal, have no
.word of condemnation forthose Churches at the
South who compel their pastors either to preach
that•Blavery isa divine institution or leave. In
one case—that of Rev. Mr. Boanumax—he was
compelled to leave Charlestown simply because
be would not laud Brooks' assault upon Sumner!
Phil 7 4pkiles, ;ire , and Life
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,%pecial filoticto
_ -
- illeadatehe and Debility.—Mr. Wan J. Lieromb,
of Itinnitinhant, are
Wen round in liaerltere's Holland !Miele s r.ina , ly for
Meadaebe eta Debility. My wife has ebo, wad it wills the
greaten benefit."
. A. 11, Nicholson, of Pittsburgh. also remarks that b.
kw experienced mat rellefirom it. un far Ileadeelio.
- L:411014.1 Ilion bank, or six bottle. for $5„ by the pro.
• DWl__ rA 01 la,* CO., Manniketnrinir
Pharuu
rad Caned., i'lltabargb, Po., and . boo Om on
• Bee adreteLemont.
PAYNE, BISSELL & CO..
Cooking. Parlor and Heating
STOVES,
Grates, Fronts, Fenders, etc
As :lartnfacturen. of lb., Celebrated
cA_prr.Aff_.
NO. 235 LIBERTS STI3.ENT,
Jr2:glydfc VITTSBURt; 11. Pd
• •
A HETUtED PH l ,MliC,illl
A
Whom sands of per haven...arty run ad!" t. discovered while in
the East /S certalticure for Consumption.
Bronchia., Boitgh..l,lohl., and General Debility. The remedy
wasdiscovertul by him when his only child. a daughter. was
given up to di,. Ile hal heard much .e the wonderful re.
torative and broil:l,l.HD.. of prvparations made foot the
tia..l India and the titian:tit ocuurred told, that he
might waken remNly for hie chill. Ile irtmlied hard and.,
ceedrul in reallainghis vials. Die rhildwaaeured.and Is now
olive and well. Heim since administered the wonderful rem.
sly to thousands of suf&rert in all parts of the world, and ha
him never failed in tnoking them completely healthy, nod
happy. NTl.htua to dolts much noel on possible, he will cool
to 'inch of hi, as mquest tt, this twine,
with 101 l and evplirit directoin, for malting it up. and sue
cer.cfnlly n,ing it. IP 0 Ic,, oneli applicant to eurlooe
him one &billing—Dam rente to retort...l a. pottage on
the rtripe,amt th. remainder to be applied to tins payturnt
of thin tuln,tl..r.goeut. Addre.,
• •
Dr. 11. JAM No 19. Gran.] i , tre..1..1..ra.y City. N. J.
N. B.—Dr. 11:44 tr..itlior oak.. u..r &writ in Nen
York. an *limo bnt.• pret..siili4l mot ...1....W...4. Tile recipe
...It from yr, PIA, but Its. iiritn.l eti.rt, Jeriwy
DR. 11t;N RV AN DER ', lODINE %V ATER.
INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC FOE FEVER AND AurE
CA'RTA I.V RE.VEM• Fon sci;coruLL
Da. IlLvar Amass harms ut length succeedell in effect
ins what h t . ion s leen considered the great de...1...Mu t In
oedicine. n PILLIFILAT SOLUTION OF DOWSE IN WATEI4.
ffers'it t.• tho Foeulty and Public as a retuedy for a multi ,-
bele of complaints hitherto pmuouneed be) and ell mdicid
cure. In all ntruntom affection, where the sernufulous
mint {neither hereditary or ae.ptleed. the WATEIt
ERADICATES THE .ELE311..• TS of the disease. In FEVER
AND AGUE It perfmts a TIDDItOUG II mud PERMANENT
removal from the nyl.lll.of the morbid m of the die
owlet. The beneficial results are Immediateuses
ly felt lu LIV
ER COMPLAINT. ISILLIOUS DISEASES, lI,EMOPTISIS.
and other F.S. TT73101:8. lIIIART DISEASEs
DERANGEMENT OF TILE LIVEILKIDNEYS and RIAD:
DER,DRODSV. - .P.IIEILIIATISAI, NEURAL.
DIA, lI.EMORRIIIOIDS,NEILTOUS. AFFECTIONS; and all
FEMALE DISEASES. together with RIIOSCIIITIS, and the
entire moor of PUI.IION ART COIIPI.AINTS. Dr. henry
Anders . lodine Water has been analysed by Dr. Jame.. IL '
Chilton. the eelebrated chemelsh and also by Professor
JamesCo Deal, of the U. S. Mint, of l'hiladelphl, etd
loth prononnce it to be Just what It in represented. For
cinenlar, furnishing full details of the legitirnam character
of this remarbable medicine, to well as for certitimten
Td
dtarily given by them• who bare been run. by Its one—
Thu public ere Invited to calllrpow
DR. (i F 4). H. KEYSER, 140 11 - 00 d street,
JeVedarecf . Wholeents and Retail Agent.
Gread.Curt after the Physicians bad Failed
Itussumm Ohl, Jan. 10, 144,0.
Dr. C. M. I.linon—Dent Sin—“We would Infos, you
that we an, out of llonflaias German Bitters. which meet
with rradvnnle. One of our neighbors haw been doctoring
for non. time, (awe think about two years)wet, all the
lora to the eountry. lad all l no own?. Ito 1001:Ad as mach
Tike a dead man going about RA anything waxen compare
him W. Nis disinter , appeared to be nu oxv . r.llowinp qt the
poll. With bard rawwianion we prevailed on lam to try your
Ritter, with the prong,: to him if it did no good. we would
theme hint nothing for it, pnwhled he tuck nix Natl., no.
tording to the direction. wileh he he.. done, and in now en.
tirely curek and has become a well man. Thin can han
rreatwi n great note in thin neighlawhowt"
Revectfully, EDWARDS L DROWN.
Sold, Wholesale mud Retail. at Dr. GEO. 11. REYSEIES
Drug Store...l4D Wood street, sign of the Golden 'Mortar.
See advertisement. • iylikgirdAwT
Dentistry.
Dr. J. F. 1-173/....T-n-imx. having en
gaged the services, of the inw.t experienced IllocAß
Workman in the United Stat., is prepared to far.
Teeth, adapted to each particular caw. Fla( Act. of tooth,
or parts of twtn unnin with artificial gums, in one .RUIIIIOIIII
or nolid piece.
Artinclid Eyes itiserted, and all deformities of the WS
corrected.
AirOpemalons and work wart-anted.
(Vico NO. 105 Fourth street, between Wood and Smithfield
etreete, Pittsburgh. sidlehmtlfe
P. 13...A..Y"D1C.N.
(Sucreeeor to W. 11. Wutetrr.)
Manufacturer of ETIIKIIIIAL OIL and LAMPS, Nu. 62
Fourth street, between lisooil and Marls - et. Pittsburgh, Is..
The nitilersigned Is {inquired to furnish Ininiers with
Ethereal Oil and Burning Fluids of it snprrior ennlity, of his
own manufacture, Alni. AlroLol,Csuupheno mud Pine OIL,,
and erory description of Side and Coot nails LIIIIpS.
illnitites.Candelatirns of the latest patterns and most nppror
ed style.
Cliandeliert, Girl - 1.30 Am and Lamps repaired and reguild
ed.
The alms, Oil. xnpplted regulwrlc every week to customers
from our wagon,. seltlAyer P. HAYDEN.
13 'GC?' I INT C 3 IVE .Affo MI IN ~
F., $1
WHEELER & WILSON
MA .N UFACTUREN MI NY,
B ridgeislrt. (jort‘rt,
Pittsburgh, GS Fifth Street.
Thi. Ilm•hine Slitrhen the
Finest or Coarseet Fabric,
At the rileeunre orals Chiurat,U., aith ewe Our Thou.-
and bcauliful and filtrable .Vitclets per .11inute, altocut noise
learly, and are her...luting intlimuuniable for family use.
Pull information may be übtained by Milt . ..suing James
Euing.or ALEX. R. REED, Agent,
Nu. ER Fifth street. Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank of Sebraskit,
FL 0 RENCE„V. T.
UED. SINCLADI, /'rest 11 . VI.IFIDER, (3&.'r.
Az: CO, •
General Land Agents& Dealer in Land Warrants,
Florenve, N. T..
• •
Will give their perSOMd attention to Buying and & tlinu Beal
Enterins I,tavls, Loaning 31 owl and Paying Taxes.,
lu Nelerapka, lOWA and Karma..
rnr
I:Ulm:Inn Bank. Pittplournl,44... -
C. &
K. hatrirk & Co.,
A ttt. 11. lon• "
F. nr,
N lork.
.treltanls r "
Cie rrimni,
• ap7:nrmanfriT
CLULF.W,
House, Sign and Ornamental Painter.,
612MEMM9
White 1-eati. and Zinc Paints.
Ala, all Lambs of Priint, 011, Vrinaish, Window Glue,
Putty, I.lru4rs,
141 117.1 .9rul, lam doors ed.re Diamond ..41/ey.
mrl9:/ytllb
W. U. ........ Y. K. 11001‘111.1) G. I. IirCLIANZ
WOOD, MOODHDAD & CO.,
MANCPACTMPAS OP
A.merioan - a 1 vanizo<l Sheet Iron,
And Sae. Agr tstr f,r the .5:21. of
w. Dein. IVootia
Patent Inaltatlonnns•la Sheet Iron
ALSO, Galvanized Corrunnted Iron, for hoofing.
/1 - 11'etroboule—.11, 13; Proof Street, Pialburgh
Ja22:13,1,t01cy .
Pittsburgh Variety Works.
JONES, & CO.,
(Sncreanure to Warwick, MU:rim:try t C , d
Manntwtarentof Right and Lail Hand In.r Lock, Spring,
Drop and numb Latent,. Platform and coma, Seal,
ColtnNeurn and Paint Mill, and Dunnwlic Hardware gtuer.
ally, corner of Wand and Grant runts, PlttnburalL Pa.
Ja2.l.lydfc
MINERAL WATER.
PITELI47., COLE, AND
MEI=
PORCELAIN FOUNTAINS.
TIIROURII SILVER TIRES.
THZ ONLY PORMAIN PIPUNTAIN. PITTRINZIIII.
11. P. KULLY, Fourth street,
Comer Ferry 4.. two doom from Confectionary.
jell:amtlfc
GT 0 G- 14: w 1" AI A: .1;:t
31.t6ttu rrr and Dealer in nll kin& of
TOBACCO, 132.4 urt AND CIGARS,
A N D
ZEAF "1"10,311.. 00 0
Carom of Smithfield Oral rtnei Mamoru' Aar,
0.-.l:lrfc
117TSBURGII, PA
SAISIVFL Cillif:l7
ME II. OOI3.A_ST"I"
I V. 64 ST CLAIR STREET,
Tri,lee New Building.)
1-rFIN-13:5!"
Forwarding and Contrails.lon Merchant,
Cheese, Butter, Seeds, Fish,
And PrtAlur. Generally,
ayo. Mrert, Pittsburgh.!
M.I.WrACTLIaIt Or
Alcohol, Cologne Spirits and Food Oil,
delZrollyfe .Nos. 169 and 170 Sertmd .SYred.
WM. H. CO.
BANICErHS.
WOOD STREET. CORNER THIRD.
DEPOSITS received on current accounts tie
[stunk
Interest paid only ou looney deposited fur it fixed thee.
All checks.. nor ogla will bs paid In currency, unless
Otherwise marked.
Sr. IL Willem, A co. L.,- and sell Exchange on tho prin
cipal cities of the United States and Europe. JelEatu
C}FOItGI+'W. OrtlEIG- St CO.,
KEG- 7b..2.41.1V1J - P.A.C . 'I"I:I7tERS,
throne of Pas and Yledionics Steed. Fifth Ward,
I' 1 T T d a V it ti 11 P A
klanuffinl ore Pine and Oak Kegs of 4110 rarloces dandle
thins of NAIL KEGS, which they will sell fit the lowest
markt! prices.
• IQ - Contracts nro respectfully solicited. All work war
ranted of the best nmbly. dsl2lydfc
The Only Remedy for Consumption > whkh
experience lute proved reliable.
13.2EGE:MAST, dr CO'S,
(Inge Iluahton, Clark k C0.,1
Pure and Genuine Cod Liver OIL
It ban stood thefrat of ten yearn with lamming popular.
KT, and proved Ahead°,a when, others hare failed- Bee
that you grt nogrman , Clark k Of., kw glues Oho death of
oar 31r. Ititaliton on artlclecorket eßatraton's" hoe born In
trwhiciat, In no way connected with C.C. k Co., or I(. C. k Co.
/Sold hy.liettaka la Co., D. A. IPLUNZSTOCE & Co., Flllll/0
Ram nod Druggiata generally. Jek2 indarifeW
TitOMPBOiI,
41a LIBERTY STREET
European and Intelligence &ice,
•
Keep, alwayn Grt sale Drafts on Europe fir any amount;
and grainer sand Docket Tickets to and from Liverpool to
New York. •
, •
flirts for cook* and troueral Immo-workWad to
boomekeopora on abort uoticu.
' Wright'alimilan Vegetal,lo Pitiomal Syrnpalirays oo Mold.
Pas/onagers brooghr from New York and Philadelphia 011
railroad to Pittoburch. JAMIy
JON
morrorrortnns or
Iron ItsHANLE, Iron Vanity Vault Doors,
Window Shuttere Window Guards, e.,
Not. 91 &COW gred and 86 Third orrri
(Beta - earl Wood and Market.) PITTABORGII, PA,
Hare on hand a variety of near Pallems, fancy and plain,
sultablo for all purro , er. Particular attention Pahl to err
doling tiraral4hr jobbing dodo
r. I_t.I.I"2"I'LIG,
MICEIRCH__4I.IsTS "1".A..12.01%,
No. 54 St. Clair Street,
(Dr.lrisles Now lARBug,) PITTSBURGH, PA.
so7lklydfo
To lavalids.
Priday;-.A.uurms 21st,
Dr. Calvin M. - Pitch '
Will extend hie appointment in Pittsburgh till
noon of FRIDAY, Ararn 21. when be mill POSIIITELT
LEATE PITTSBURGH, IMPXRATIYE ENGAGE/lAMB
CALLING HIM ELSA - IVIIERE. AR parsons, therefore,
ho with toconsigt Dr. Filch, moot a> so beLire that date.
Booms, Noe. ./ 22‘, sT clam MOTEL Odke hour, 10
' l "C' t° 4 P.X., any: No. calk rewired au gabb s tb,
cuoapt caosay of extretrionirgency. Dr. Fitch will occasion.
elly be absent from the city 150 Bawds] nod Monday of
each week, andwhenint own wishes to devote those days to
dwould prorate receive uncials from those who
can ns no call on any other day of the week. On TITS.
DAL% 'WEDNESDAYS. TIIITILADAYS and FRIDAYS, of
" th
Dr. Fitch will ale:yob° Cl his °Rico
Patients deang to enitintlt Dr. Fitch should not defertill
the last Caw day. of Ids eppoinunent,m , thi will incur great
ormit being able to obtain the attention deuirable, the
throng bodily laming being frequently such as to preclude.
the peowibility of giving inch lase the requisite attention.
and occasionally even prom taloa hit examining mat all.
Consultalkos and Examnuitious of the Cheat FREE, toil,
ea Dr. Fitch does notpretend to nix the dead. he does not
Obit to treat any In the last stages of Constuoption, or whore
a torah,. treatment rannot to adopted. and he desire. none
...FOY to hint who do not wish to hear the truth, as he is
occustomod to tell Ileac consulting him whet hr consider,
their r rat aittlatmn, or the acmel condition of their Loom
and tie.. who burr delayed till their Lungs non dettroyed
cannot hope laity encouragement.
Dr. Fitch wo Id atm that ha may be conaulted rot
Affections of t o Deere, iSy tomalietic..) Nerrunauesa and
Gene.] Delullty. A 1.,. for Di L Female Diseues,
mei all other derangements ot the system predisposing to
Asthma or lament° pt ion tyl: doorldfcE
1 . 7 C - 1A75i — f . R.1112.11 , T5•
Celebrated Worcestershire Sauce,
PRONOUNCED BY EXTRACT
CONNOISSEURS OF A LETTER FROM
To be the M MEDICAL GENTLEMAN
ONLY 000 i, SAUCE. 0 AT MADRAS,
And applicable to OTe his Brother at
WORCESTER, May, ISM
c 4 . TeE LEA & PEIIRINS that
VAIIIETY their Sauce /I highly esteem
.."llplnll'o'n'trhdel'utZdpalalA:9'
well tut the meet Wholes.%
Sauce that bomb '"
The o.
R IN Su S
for
wide Gum
chest re a
LEA t
Siacerivj
latype
PRICitS R. 71 - 131 -ur
-•-- • - •
Gallery, earner Third and Market 8 ,
ENTRANCE ON THIRD STREET.
We are new preponalto offer to the public our well known
stylus of Ambnitypes at tie low price of ONE DOVEA It and
UPWARDS. Those wanting likettesoce token in tho loot
style of the art, will find it greatly to their interest to giro
this establishment a roll. A large nesorttnent of Motu and
Pitney Cam airways on hand. itidltlyfe
_
W. S. D. .1Z IND la Alrer.
NANIN CTDDLNIA AND Dr. IN
Anikliasla of Tobacco ' Snuff and C 100124
Have recently taken the building No. 120 Wood street, In
adilltion to thalr 31anaracturing F.striblislinient.No.4.llrivh,
areal, Where they will be pleased to receive their friends,
apl.22ydra
FRANGIPANNI.
The prier of a }lac. i, Se cent,.
Theptire of the Pomade cents.
Thoprfeeof tbe Sachet, (very elegant) is 76 cent,
The poke ot the Fruit. (Per tarn) I" 140
The price of the locate° le 50 mots.
rt tome Fronfra)mtni. .Reeryttody vett
. .
INGER & CO, MI Broad way, New Y. , : “. Nold Eruryrrlaere.
FRAMIPANNI
Nonce TO T. Protte—lThertas certain [tenants In the
Uttitwl Ittatem are otrering for mole
Frangipanni Perfumes
of a ,
nmp i or . l _eagnraure.iulmUntion .4 the t,al
LESs B I 'IIIN, this Is
O CATHE PUBL
that none Is e T rmine but UT ( what has the !woo IC
of PLESST
LUBIN of Ruud et., Lenhm,on tho !Kellen, mail sold by
INGER R CO_ of Now York. SOLE. AO ENTs.
New London Seen',
Fmngipanni, an Eternal Perfume
From the Italy City.
INGER d CO., Mi.) Broadway, Nor York. VJd Ev.rvwhen,
jer2ot6sr , llll,ll,:m
L1ALC . .10,168 ...... ...... L. 60. R . uscULLOVne.
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
.703 N -ES. 130 y r) & CO..
ManuNettirts, of CAST STE:KL• aka, SPRING. 1.1).W end
A. B. BTEEL; SPRING:3.A AXLES.:
Clyrn , r Ross and PIM Slreds, Palsbnryda, At.
I). B. FLOG-EIRS ; CO,
■.esfQ.}cieFrne or
Rogers , Inspsiired Potent Steel
Culti•irittkii , "reeth.
0;1:110, Ross and First Streets, Pittsburgh, Ft,
Itlydrc.
Br and ContinentalExchairage:
.SIGHT BILLS D7?4 IV l' ill
DUNCAN, SFIF.It ISAN & CO,
On the Union Bank, London,
• 111 Sums of LI and Upwards.
These Drafts are available M all the principal lawns of
England, Scotland and Ireland and the Continent.
We also draw Sigfit Bills OP OREN Ellift3ll DAL
LIN, Frankfort a 31aln, which nerve ma Remit LIMN) to all
parte of Germany. Switzerland and Ilnlland.
Per.. Intending to tntrel nl,nxW :nay procnre through
u. Letter. of Credit. on which Money can be obtained, as
ti,vnled. In any part of Erimpe.
C011.7(10.1 of Bills, Noten and other aecoritles in Europe,
will receive prompt attention.
WII. 11. WILLIAMS A CO.,
inhln corner Wood and Third greet,.
C.FLLOS
Ov ei I.
rpf Penn and M. Cl nr .Strerts, PataburyMl,
' ' sod Itotail D.lrr in
Choiee Brands of Imported Cigars
TOBACCO,
EJlicit the Attention of hmonerk And Chewer* to hie
*Look, which will lie fond complete ciAtiitinalitynal variety.
mrMlyd
DR. KEYSER'S SHOULDER BRACES—FrOM
l'ittaborgb Dispatch, April lUth. la.:4—Yor more then 3
years past we hare constantly morn the Washington Stm.
lender Brace, utarmfactured by Dr. Goo. 11. Keyser, of No,
140 Wood stmet, In thin city, and would heartily recom
mend it le all who on. compelled to follow a sedentary I Moll.
petien. As we bomber... renuirke,K in calling attention
to it. merits, it answers for a brace and 'lavenders, the
weight , of the patataloons being en lanced an to continually
tend to bring the shoulders to their natural position and ex
pand the chest. Women, hundred-sof whom are annually
tojitred by the weight. enor MOW "nkirts,' Mould also
procure thew ',recce. Be particular in procuring the kind
mentioreal, as many of the braces mold on , humbug. Sold
at Dr. GEO. 11. KEYSER'S, Wholesale Druggist. 149 Wood
rest. sign of the Golden Mortar. c
TEAMSTERS ATTENTION.—Dr. Tubing' Venetian
Horse Liniment, In pint bottles, price :le rents, Is warranted
cheaper and better than any oilier article everoitercd to tbr
public for the care of Cuts, Gall, Sprains, Lameness, Orer.
iscating. Lc. Keep a bottle in the stable, it has sired tunny
valuable horse. Now genuine union , signed S. I. Tobias
Depot, 5,3 Corthuldt .tort. New York.
Sold by Dr. v Kli su li:Ski s l nir t. 11 0
ra., mi — gL A r
unt
To Ner
restored to hettlllt inn froi annul
vous snftering e ls - Y .... e grn.
ner d.
". 11 ° . ‘l er Ath4;r:L. '11.71 '
sire n e tph t. ler ll T roo tt7 Eyn fi° 4
oiyesentlitsiamP
_ .
TOOTHACHE 18 instantly cured by a few drops
1 Dr Keyncr's Tooth Achr Remedy. Prepared and sold at
thr drag store of DR. KEYSP.II, 14u Wood at,
Je2ralAwaY Piga of the Golder llortar.
•
SYRINGES Of °Very kind liar sale at mi
KEYSER'S 140. WOO.l .44401. .1...M111144Y
TAYLOR'S SALOON!
365& 361 Broadway, Sew York.
ART AND LUXURY
been rocenny---Lowannol and co lamented, and now
THIS Alannificent Temple of
Kaftan§ II for more
GORGEOUS COUP tru:=:-
than when tint complrted.
THE INTERNATIONAL 110TEI,,
Over the Salaow,contaltting ROM,., te still condortrd
on the Elanrywan plan, and If open far the rbwiltion of
(bleats at all hewn. .bbalind
.A.NEERICAN HOUSE, .BOSTON.
Conducted on the European Plan.
LEWIS RICE, PROPRIETOR, rCapeCtfill-23 .
ly announces that in compliance with the very
general preference oprrsnd for the European system of
hotel management, that the American lieu. will beneath,
be conducted solely on that pl.. Well furnialted torlor
and sleeping apartment. wilt be lot by the day, or for longer
periods.. Urals weed in thegentlenten'a toilet all hours of
the .Lty And evening. The 'adios' dining hall will be open.
, o 1 In 11E0111.11er for I,W ~ and gentlemen wounpanieti
liy tallies. The accommiviationa and conveniences of the
hone. are otourpowed, and the recent improvements and
Niter:Wow Imre nothing tube destroL Suburban residents
will Intl the arrangement', specially convenient. Largo or.
moll partite, provided with dinnera, implore. he, at stool
notice. Jyl7motits,Enar
EST-NICHOLAS L.
N Vosx. Jo. 2911 b 1657.
The public are respPrtfullv informed that
the price of Ward et this Hotel Ins not been uttruncul,
but Ie as It hue bete heretofore. e 2.20 per diem.
171:Int TRBADWJELL, WHITCOMB A CO.
lanais.
BEESW AX
WANTED—The highe.t cash
.. prke pAId for Beeswax at B. L. FAUN - MUCK'S.
f. 72 4 Sweessor to Fleming Ilex , 60 Wood atreet
_
WANTErFrom two to five thousand
dollar* of ant-clad Bodine. Paper torn from
three to ols. mouths. Apply to BLAKELY A RICHEY.
ANT - ED-47000 , City Pap er, having
v y hero l mouths to one year to ran, 9U an order.
.• AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO, No. 92 Fourth street.
// 13 . . • Stock S Not. Broker.,
- - -
TANTED.4-$2OOO of City Warrant; at tiie
Mike of [Jyl4l dt'LAl3l 280 N, 4th .t._
-
WANTED—To n good, medium
lilced house, between the Allegheny river and
North Conniions, and bet Ween the - Bast and West ComniOns,
Allegheny City. Apply to O.W. BUNN, west aide of Fed.
end meet, 2ud door souther( the North CiALUU4III,
- kbeny Clip. , Jyl
lIVAN'rED.-A - dwelling Ouse o ,men
V V ieteAN edible firm Nome of Ferri greet. RA
from rab to S2Z. • BLAKELY t•RICTIEti t •
Iyl Cooor 7th sod Smithfield Streets.
OR
$1.400 '"Ac ..?2,EN . 'Eo s i:I T , E . s .I. Lan
Ing from CA days too month. to ron. - ean be cashed at rea
n:M
e rates uy apptypM to D. 31cLAIN A SON,
jea) ••
Stock 2 Bill Brokers.
SIOIOOO—WANTED, a partner with
~ a capital of Ten Thousand Dollars
to invest Win old established manufacturing establish
ment doing a good baguet.
Appl y door South to OW. W. DUNN, Wen aide of Feelertil atreet,
eaeond of Northainiaons. Alleghsay City.
-
Xtat 114TVATollornert:Mtell-ni,-1
Pithburilh,June 215 008feL f:
confirmityltiththoZihsection of the
Oonatitntlon of Om Com.montroalth.of Pew:vim*
notice is hereby given that _application will be made to the
incident*, at that:ern tendon, for flea Betanteal or ,-EstAto
ohm of the Charter of the 3ferchanta'' and Manufacturers
Baak of pittabarah, kettle term of fifteen para.
.111 - order
of dm Board ofDirocton.
je2tltmd
n. DENNY,
Dryrocno—The Directors of the Pitts
- burgh ChM Company hare this day declared a' Dili.
dend of toe per cent. on the C.idta Stack t/,aho CoiniasoY,
out of the prolate of the Nix months ending - July lot,
payably forthwith to Stockholders or their legal reprwetite.
tires. at the office of the Company.
JAMES M. CHRISTY. Treasnren
Ofike of Pittsburgh tha Co. July let. 1E57e4y1.1:3•11
Orates or Tam l' ,, s , ste.mt, Foca Warta
AIM Cutcsao lluutoan COMPAXT.
Prraancauft, July 27th, 13 37.
NOTlCE.—Notice 13 herehrgiC
en. that accordance with a Reaalution of the Mord
of Director". ailoptcal 22,1 te
Inrestat the rate of .ii prr
cent. per annum for the year msdia., July lot, 1557, on all
the Full Stock of thie Cot ..n) will he allowril and paid to
the Stockholders. In stook, on awl after Aug°st lath, pros.
Nowrssident Stockholdrra can hart. thrir certlficates,re
mitted to them, hr enclosing the'proper power. AT attorney
(which can be hail at the once of the Company, in this city,
or at 37 William otnret, New lurk, to Ih o
The Transfer Ilioke will hector...l from A , ,iist lot to
Jr27:dtf T. D. IIF , taI,CIL. M.creta
REGISI.Ak M.ONIIII.I' err ING of th e
YongYoaugllrn+_'L'lirintinn Amex:late). cili te.ftrili TILIS
(Monday) EVENING, ei k o'clock. A later eurellenre
roquestril„na matters of ityportatire. will le.
Jy27:ltd THOS. DAKEAVELL, Jr., grey.
Mount 'Union Cemetery.
FrHE TRUSTEES OF THESE GROUNDS
would respeetfutly.ininrua the .publie that about one
half °lambi gronndsrenutin to be disposed of, in iota, rtlOg-
Wein price Rom ,Sl2 to ;fit - , and a portion of which is➢sh
ellac and well adopted for rotating taiga - cos. Tho grounds.
under the superintendenve of Alovateler Deur/. are now an
tine condition, and the lola bountifully arrangial and decor
ated with flowers and shrubbery
Titf4 Cemetery pocorowa odvontoge, over tiny other to
this vicinity, as it Ilex but one.fourth of tr mile from the
north lino of Allegheny City. It is cony of armor by tho
Alleghentv and New Brighton Turnpike Rood to the north
er. corulr, nod by Sedggick otreet, from the bunion], of
Manche/ter, to the ninths.. It i. n beautifully elevated
New Music
J. K t
r L ,,, E O B , E d
t R i :r t .,
11
n tl i tO g have
slew Works,Jimt 'mutat
TII , TOl'OLl:ANDC10111S navy and cha nt'
collection of ropy rigida rt,vr b e
harmonized, and many
of tho genie of Vienna. and
It
rampommotrramnal In a
familiar
C. for Glee Clot., t3inginzt Claa.ett and the fatally
cirdle, by C. and Gotta,
. • .
CIIILADELSIIIA AND NEW YORK OILER. BOOK, con
taining one hundred limo,,
,Quartvits. Trim., Itonnale, etc.,
etc., composed, aelmted and harmonized by Outage Eisler.
FIRST LESSONS IN MUSIC AND ROOK Ut' FAVORITE
3IELODIES FOIL CIIILDIIEN. prepared for n'. in schooLs
and familirx, by Th. Rohr.
The above work.. are among the bend of their kind. They
nrejnet from the preen, awl contain mommy new And origi
nal compodtions and arrangennento. For sale by
-1521 If. KLEBEIt S 111:11., No. 53 Flap street.
A .I'ine Private Residence for Sale.
THE ttntlersigned oiler for sole on elegant
Dwelling lionise, situate on tine eecond book of the Al
legheny river, out of the Common, in the Fourth %Vara,
Allegheny City. yhe boo,-is a three ...tory loirk
containing 14 .11n, ~reeledin the most +lli.talltilli 111:141.
nor. =nil Subbed in modern style, with every coni‘enisence
netniriel for a titivate reeldenee. Coach lion,. stable. no,
11 S Cll, grape vine, fruit trot N S:v.. Thalia Is isn feet fond Anil
2T deep.
The ahstve is worthy the attention of tine. wielding to
porcine...Jun.l,rd' tee .Inl on easy terms. Apply to
TITI: CIIAFFEY,
jy27:31il LoGnyette Ilall,lWood street.
FOR SA LE.—IS acre; of lam] near IL ulton's
awl.. on Allegheny Valley It. I:. 0 miles fromthe
city, 2 Building Lats each 20 by 100 feet on Pennsylvania At
enue, near 31mgce Street.
fi do do on Vickroy otos:I near 31agee street,
Lidolto on 3lnria street near 3lagee xtroet,
3do no Bluff and leabella etreeth,
In the Eighth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh.
AI., 1 Lot on the ramie . df Senn and Nlarbury streets,
fronting 30 feet on Penn and 109 feet inches,. 3larbury
street: adjacent GP the depot of the Permsylvanht Rail Road.
For fertile etc., inquire of ISAAC JONES:
Jirliallns Corner lice, nod First ~Pitkehorgh.
USTER TRIIII.IIIINOS—A. A. 1‘1...50N
D
Qt. hate ticeired Duster Tassels and Trimmings in
great variety.
1.Y2 1
o IIAWLS---Cashujern, Stella. Crape and
Gold llnrileredStelle Scarf.. a new and beautiful selec
tion selling nt oniFtlninl ncea than neual prices. at tine Send-
Annual sale of A. A. 11ASON CU.. 2.5 Fifth Is:ct.
_ l3 AcoN-10.0,0 Ms. flacon limns;
now. Shoulder.;
5.000 " Side,
(.000 Extra S. C. linen'
5,000 ': Canvassed llama;
In store and for sale b y T. LIME L. CO. 112 1,..v0nt1
LARD No. I Winter Strain
ell In More and for Palo ho T. LITTLE k CO.
•
UGAIt AND 1110LA`..3.$ES--
Idls. prime N. 0. Sugar:
40 bOth. Crushed and Poirdertel Ung,r;
$0 "Golden Syrup 3folikowek
n • " Brooklyn " "
AO " Prima N. O. Altdoeses,
In store and for We by T. LITTLE & CO.
D YE FLOUR-2.5 bids. Extra Rye Flour
_LA I In store and fur sale by T. LITTLE & CO. •
SUNDItIES-100 hags prime Rio Coffee;
100 boxes As 'rebate. 20 Berm Mee;
200 •• 4 :10, 10012 and AO dna, Darker.. .
10:14 Glees, 2.. do, Tubs:
100 Of. eh, T. ILA elk Teak ale Its s. mooned Spleen,
In store and furraleby T LITTLE & et , ..,ll2sleand
EGGS- 3 bids. Eggs just R'o'd amid for gale
by ;yr DALZELL & CO.
LEATIIER—A 1,,t Dressed Calf and Kip
Skin+ In ,tore and for Kelt, by H. DALZELL k cit.
fIOPPEItAS--100 bbl s. for sale by
Jrz B. A. FAILNY..StOM 6 CO.
BLUE Pf LL IL S. P.-100 lbs. 111 r sale by
1Y27 IL' A. FAIINESTOCKEr
UPER CA
for I by
.tBONATE SODA-12() kogo
H. A. FAIINF-9TOCK k CO.,
FISH. -100 bble new No a Large 111'nekarol,
109 Idr do-- do do,
601,16 do Medium do,
25 611 No. 2 do.
25 Kole No 2 do,
th) Ltd, No 1 do,
60 bids 115Itimore [Furring,
100 Lido White Fhb,
'XV Ulf do ,10,
50 bile Trout,
• 5o hll 110,
40 bum xo. 1 Folnuas,
I
20 LLL, Lake ShOA,
40 hlf do do.
For ,ale l [43'41 .1. D. CANFIET.D,I.
SO 0001
hs Bacon Shoulder:.„ 20.1M1
lbs STrwe Cared Car., for RI in by
J. D. CANFIELD. k
•
j e ItIEESE.-100 bxe prime Cream Cheese,'
Wr sale by Dr27l J. B. CANFIELD.
STAlidll.-100 bxs prime*Pearl Starch furl
We by J. B. CANFIELD.
PEARL •:ISIi---50 bbbi for Mk , by
Jr 27 J B. IJANVIRLD.
00 bids Hydraulic Cement or Water
Lime for solo by 1b1..11 J. D. CANFIELD.
ZO O Wm Louisville White Lime, I,r aide
by (.IVM) J. 11. CANFIF:I.D.
Pittsburgh Stamp ana Stencil Works.
../N . O. D. .11I_A1crILEA17
Stamp. Stencil and 13rand Cutter,
JOBBING COTTER, GRINDER,
Seiaporn and Tutoin Oronnil. & Knife Blade,
limooli 'Cable Knives Repaired, and tionortl Jolaiing aa•L
leedM to, LOCKSMITH AND IHILIefIANGER,
No. 13S Sintthfield Street, near Sixth,
:Iya y 7758 'if:GA r.. 4.
TASSER'S FIVE MINUTES' FREEZER.
AIL —A new supply of these unrivalled ICE CREAM
VEREZEIII3 is Just recsive4 the UMW Frtrnielling Haul
warn Eton, or JO/IN FLENIINO,
4 y2:1 Nu. 47 Market street, eurner44 Third.
NOTICE.
A lt adjourned Meeting of all the Li nor
Dr.k . , l3reerers Tavern mid F.atin • llouse Ker g yerlf,
All. g h '" , he held on Ors MONDAY EYE
NINO. July dith.
or Filth and SmithileaS i t' k ' li" " ir ‘ Beor e, r ' rur
j .) .24„2,4 :c h u .Is. fly order °floe Committee.
1.7 1 01 t SALE--
201117 r Brick, a choice
article, just received .d for sole b,
D.co
jrza* . Poiut Forge, GI
A TKINS' TIuIRTY DAY CLOCKS,
IMIZEIMMI
A good ongply Just received end for Belo by
J. R. REED LOU. Jeweller+, GY Path .t.
AA INS' THIRTY DAY CLOCKS,
FOR COUNTINU ROOMS
AFood rupply put rewired su3d for ede by
t.r25 7. n. REM) /ewellere, G 5 Fifth in.
ATMS'S' THIRTY LAY .
- .
ROHEW6OD.
A good supply Just recolvod and fog tude by
D. REED 'd CO, Jowellont, 6511fth .t.
A LL KINDS OF CLOCKS,
ENGINEERING INSTRIIII.ViTS.
. .
JEWELRY, WATeIIES,
J. R, REED k CO, Jeweller.,
GS MR amt.
F Ir.k by
.172 r•
9 I RIGERA O Aassortment
jut reed and fix Palo by 0' P AV. nuaLar,
jr.r. _ Federal street, Allogbeny.
FREEZERS.
aud rots sale by -
,Fmk
-
.1y25 ; - Fgakral rit e ay.
RUIT CANS---1000 . doz. Toi , '"prOerving
F
ntit.thow.garcpany need, and %rill last OW wr
en! searona,ll - n . male fanny glantily by.. . •
1.11:0. NV:HURLEY, Federal et, Allegheny.
_ . __
B.
LACK 'MITTS-Just recd by-Eiprees;
an aoortment 6[111.4 Utti,'Extni lino Linen Doa
n, Solt 'White Cambtie and Other idglii,blers, .
Freed:. Cfroual.dieozoilY PROur
WE are ready to itteliver to fatailies-oui
Terr*uperior. _ '• •
WHITE WHEAT PLOBIL! OBA.UAM OR UNBOLTED
.. . •
• FLOOR, AND ESE MOE.
Ordereiday bo lett at • - • • •
LOGAN A GREGG'S; Iludwire Store, Wood stmt
BRAWN k REITER% Drag StOrcainker Melly and St.
Char etseet4 ' -;
GEORGE WAYIIIN'S, .Abbeccoalst, cornet 'Smithfield
and Diamond alley.
In ARegbea at_ r -
A, p„sG AMTS, Emialidi •
W. ; A. REED'S, Artigletkiro;
ll A,Bao.
Pearl Steam ME, Allegheny art
- FARM=
- bijaidatGtetkib4
Pittsburgh, General, Insurarkaa)w m pi# lo '
No. 63 Fourth. Street,
Cimpanied represented of highest standtinc. Chirterid
Tort:Penme9irazds and ether St4des. _ .
;,.IWiAlitrine and Ws Risks takenof all destroptksse.
A. A. CARRIER.
- • & a CARRIER.
• Malayans. lannzatnen Company,
0P .P IL"AD - ELP.II lA,
Franklin Buildings, '414 Walnut Street.
Organized under the General basnranne Lor. Met a ash
Capital of $lOO,OOO, privileged to Impose to g 500,000.
/names against Ins or damage by Vire, Marino, Inland
Navigation and Traraportatkas.
- omens.
IL 0. LAUGULIN, President.
RtPILARDRIIIRLDS, Tice President.
GEORGE SCOTT, Sarretny. •
DOLLCTOES.
D. Montnsery,
Richard Shields,
11. C. Limaw/41,
W. C. Stoksbney,
D. Stutrewoat,
R. M. Cable,
William Osborne
.I. I T:L. latayette
Howard Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
OP PfIILADELPILLI, PENNA.,
Franklin Bitadinge, Whim' Stmt.
Authorized Capital, 56Q0,000.
•
ASiouvr 09 CAPITAL SIIIISCRIBPD, $OOO,OOO
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS: • _
• First Bonds and llortgages Plicigerly In the city of
Philadelphia
,090
Bowleg womb par...........,5135 -W.,090
51,000
Amount secured-1;y 'tort notes. 190,000
Amount of stock due on call 3,100
THIS coatrANs - EFFECTSOOO,OOO
P IssroANcE ON
linildinge,MorchandisoPurniture. Lulu r, ko., on 'Vessels,
Cora, and Freight, to sll ports. sod by rnada; Lakes and
Enver, at the lowest rotes, and upon the Moral terms,
guaranteeing prompt payment on the at tmont of loon.
The greatest amount to be inanred any ono riak.
$3,000.
. DIRECTOS.
P. Potta, C. E. Spanler, Abraham I, firm of Rex.
Bilris k Co.; tr... LU'icootle, George IhntoW.firrtior llowoll
Pro.; J. Edgar Thompeem,Prea.Peno.ll. D. Co.; O. Sower,
firm of Sower & Berne& John Ir. Sexton, firm Of Burnett,
&Vol; & Swearingen Ilerinan Gaup% Chief IltigLueor Penn.
0. 1L; nab.. It. Poing, Counsellor at haw: . Wm.lLleeeh,
firm or. Leech k Co.; It. T. Kenell, U. 11. Mauston, Freight
Agent of Penn. R. IL; Joseph IL Withers, firm of Withers
& Peterson; A budoon P. Eyer, W. Retool, firm of lalgoei
Co. Choker. Norton, tiro, of Vandeoren & Co; John 11.
Levrtsrds, firm of Isswards le Crown: Jas. E. Style., U. N.
Burroughs, Into AV allaanson, Burroughs dk Clark.
W. IL WOODS, Soe's.
Warr
here that
ur tua.
11. trd to
h ter,t
r
an
1 . 0,..vm. M. Parrs. Pres 4%.
C. E. SYANOLCII, VIM Pr.d ., .
glance at the list of Directors of the 9losrant In
surance Company.^ moat of Whom are Widely .known as
among the first balloon men of Philadelphia, will probably
sonny ample assurance of security to the public.
A share of patronage is respectfollysolicited.
THOS. GRAHAM, Agent,
corner of Water awl Market streets.
(2.1 floor,) Pittsburgh, Pa.
risialalti Fire Insurance Company of
PHIL A P EL PHIA'.
DIRECTORS.
Charles W. Ranter, Adolph Z. • • •
ths•rge W. It inherde, Samuel
T11°01414 Hart, David,
'Mordecai D. Irwin,
JoOpy -
Tobias Wagner, Slnrjti , . •
CHARLES 13.44.1 • • - F Camaro 0. BASCILER, Secretary. •
This Company continue* to mate • •••
or limited, on every description or impart,
0o try, at rates as low as aro consistent with eacurily.
The Company hare reserved a large contingent- fund,
which, with their Capital and premiums, safely invested,
affemi ample protection to the ammo&
liahed The Assets of the Company, on Jannary wereBs, as NI,
a,Trceably to the AM of Assembly, a s . ,
Aglow
Mortgages
Reid }Mate ......
L •=rary Loans.
(loth, te...
$1,212,70S 44
Since their into a period of tlrentynna ye
they have paid °prank of One SIMI., Your Hundred
thousand Dollars Isetv,i by fire, thereby affording evidence
of thv advantages of Inintrancv, as well no their ability and
dinpositlon to moot with promptness all liabilities. es'
J. tiARDNINt COFFIN, Agent,
Office Souttietnit arc. Wood and Tldid ate.
The (heat Western Fire and ittanhe .Uie. Co.
OF FIILLADELPIITA.
No. 107 Walnut Street
cELLETCY PrinTll,ll.
•
CAPITAL
4600,000
FIRE LV.VVILVCE—PeretuaI or limited, made In town
or country, on every deaniptlon ni property.
LVIAND INSURANCE, on anode by Canal, Lukas and
Laud Carriage, to all parts 11 r tho Union.
MARINE INSURANCE, un Teasels, Cargo and Freight,
embracing Carer Transportation.
- - -
C. C. LATHROP, Pre (dent.
W. DARLING, Vice Proddent.
R. R.LElch&rdson, Secretary. •
NEWSOM':
Charles C. Lathrop, 437 Walnut street.
Hon. Henry D. Moore,Sti Walnut Greet.
Alexander Whilidro. Merchant, 14 North Front G.
John C. Hunter, firm of Wright. Hooter k Co.
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy &
John B. IfeConly, firm of Jones, Whit. & McCurdy.
S. S. Bishop, d rm of bishop, Simmons & Co.
Smith, Arm of Jas. 11. Smith & Co.
Thos. L. Gillespie, ilrm of Gillespie &
Isaac Holteboret. Attorney end Counsellor.
Thee. K. Limerick, &V Spruce street.
Robert Hare Powell 34 Walnut street.
moo. W. Baker, Goldsmith's Hall.
Itenry C. Wetmore, Nevi York. _
R. 1Y: 1 , 01 - .FDI, Agent,
97 Front met, Pittilmr
=QS
Life lukurance.
AMERICAN LIRE INSURANCE
TRUST CO3IPA NY
. .
S .dhm.f emu, of Walnut and Fourth Mreets,
PIIILADELPIII.4.
•
Incorporated April 9th, .18.50. Capital Stock $500,000.
OITICIOLS.
ALRX.ANDER MILEDDI, Preskient,
MARMALL 1112iZET Prealdent,
JOIIN C. SIMS, SOCPOtary mil Actuary,
JOHN S. WILSON, Trmsurer.
SO.Lirr OP TOCIPIIMIL
Alexander Malin Louis A. GodeY,
Marshall Ramey, T. Esmond° Harper,
William P. Dolton, EllishaTrabey,
lion. Joseph Alliaon, Thomas 8: Smith,
John C. flints, George It:Graham, .
Jonosliowenan, Ellwood Matlack,
John P. Simons.
T. IRWIN, N. D., Idediod Examiner:
This Comp.) . Makes /11.111rallee on Urn, On most reasons,
Me term, It has been stmromfully managed for aerentl
yearm by so efrjeliOneed hoard of °Moen and lTuttneC and
truntewn has waya paid promptly ka Icasea, and is every
way deserving of confidence and pato:owe.
R. W. POINDEXTER, Agent, •
14 Front etreet, Pittsburgh.
Continental Insurance Company.
Intorixirat<d bq the Legideurc qfla..*
WITLI •
PERPETUAL CIIAR,TES,
Authorized Capital. Ono Million Dolimns,.
Stuurtri cud Accumulated Capital
•
11031 E OFFICE,
IV , 61 Widud Muctoance ska.a, poao.migoo.
Piro Dummies on Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, tn.'
neatly.
Jihniur Insurance on Cargoes and Fre4hts, to all put. of
tho world.
Inland Insurance on Goals tr. by Laken, Rivers, Canals
ond Land Barring, to all ports of tho•Unlon, on tho coon
htvorobto terms, road/dent with oncorltp•
DIM:MORS.
1 ' GEORGE M. COLLAR& V., formerly Recorder of Deeds, do,
[ Philadelphia. •
' i WM. BOWERS, formerly Register of Wills. .
, JOHN N. COLEMAN, firm pi' Coleman & Smith, Impor tlog
Hardware and CmlerYMetchanta, No. 21 North Third
street, above Market, Phil. I
JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joseph Gat & Son, Copporsmlths,.No.
12 Qoarry street MILL
EDWARD 1. MACHETTE, firm of Machette k Rolm],
Importing Ilardwars Merchants, No. 124 North Third
street, above RIM. Phi a.
I.IOWARD 11INCHMAN, firm of Lirlarodoo & Co.;Froduea
and Commission Herchants, No. 278 Markets t, shore
Eighth, Phila. _ ..
GEORGE W. COLLADAY, Prodder&
(Inn Wimox,Secretnr,..,
JOSIUSA ROBINSON, Agent.
N 0.24 Fifth street, (up stair.)
he Manufacturers' Insurance Company of
PITLADEEPHIA.
Charter Perpetual--Capital $500,000.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL HMS GP
ire, Marine and Inland Rieke.
ANON S. T.II , PINCOTT, PreAttest,
WM. A. RHODES, Vice PreddesG
ALPKED WEEKS,ScentiuT.
DICISCSOLL
ran S. Lippincott, Wm. 11: Thom., Chaise Wise,
••m. A. Rhode., %Mara Neal, AlthsTWeskp,
. Rittaltio Sank, Chas. J. Field, -,;47ottn! ! Shmul •
James D. Smyth. - • .
Y.t.,...Th4 Company KRA orginizett with. Cult Capital, and
Directors baroeletcrmlned to adapt the Nuances to 14'
,aktblo rosourcem to awn, prods.. In comhzettng Its
ri t iiyOth a prompt mhostment of lore.
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Wu IL Permock, . Fronds &Hem ..
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Wintm Mortio,
Joseph IL Seal,
F.J.temnd A. Solder,
John Ct. Deris,
John 6. Pesaro%
Ed George. Lefper,
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la ton ,coontr . The tintml priaciple*Mbinedirittilho ora,
Stock Capltal„ entitle* the lamed to OW zeolite at
the Copany, without Rability ketsai •
The m Script or this Conspanyifor:brodie ara
convertible at par, into the Cepitali stock ortec Ocupsay
CLEW 'TINGLEY, Preal. dent
11, M. DINCELMAN,Hecretaty.
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84 477 78
83,908 17
61,889 00
01,316 81
Clem Tingley,
Wm. R. Thompson,
Benmel blephom,
W. Carpentor,
Robert Btoeo,
C. 8. Wood,
Ranh&ll Rill,
Jacob T Doming,
William Siemer,
Pittabnrdh Life, Fire
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ROM GALWAY, Prestflet
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n itud.troted nobs toiiantes coniltradottlanftli to
Robert Galway,
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Dark' Richey,
James V. 'Tallman,
Chas. Arbuthnot, .
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THIS INSTITUTIONIIBI3'fBEEN IN =zealot opamtki foe WC: years_ It is deigned **
meet the =WS at thaw Paceo6 who wish teteemee gne
their ddhe el The lehwutaTparf= Mental adman .That ma
be anywhere
lobo,
without kolas that Wenn= to
health, end that parental etrpernekwai n ivirennunt which
' • mental tanning'Leludes Albano:10
=aka and &Swint Education, to reference; to a romp to
preparatian for any butinewothat dote-tats. the la
wmen= of the Law -Xenon non - gob** a
mane of dandad `ladle., minute, Mama* sad estandedl
.e may hi detirat a. oaarie of Modmn Lan ander
native teaching History end Mental gad Win=
• The Morel Education 6 aerated by the gerannal
of the teethe= by a division of the smaed Into fandliat of
moderate wise, of tad= the
.171ce .P diode are the beads
by gradiated, ditelpiloary meenrres &Whys regahscourew
of= of the Mkt, Moen &kWh and of. tha evidence, of
The Physical Treitand tomb= of a PriandSel'Aume of
crawls !Maker. and well fundthed- antralabien. ander
the direction - at ea accomplished Gisonaar, and of each an
mould of Miter, drilliag, under fall arseahnnwl a. an
Infantry owls, with nom petart olneest - nod Inartnetom as
Will secure viist habits of rammed and .robetthwee.
had a hind and of knowledge Which may be kimeldfid
to the ftdi &risme of the. &taw of a enfant. Omni
Is aleatakes to encourage wildwome I watt:lk:bifida" and
rowing a,zid ortmilin are farnlabedßi!occiatonal gue
donnas mardone into the matey. SWISS -o,g admit
kd at aqy time of the Tar
Catnap= with Tallnihrfninan Will be fiipiaiid ock
pllcatlonto the. Principal.- ..
mykldlarrir.r. • ..'-IVIC:ICdI7BIMaL.
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All peyments are to be tr.adaln edema. ' '-'' '. •
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Wm. Al &ma.,
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