tr.?.
T :_.';: :;rE.: DAILY
ESTABLISHED IN 1786
NEW YaRS ADVErRTISZCZEN'TS
Tram VISSCUER, OWEX .1k CO., OzswiAL Nra.r.rm A. -
. TlaTll33i. ILow—,_SAppleton's Baildins,) No. z.ta and gis
Broadway, New Fort-.
- -
Gocilreee Celebrated Cordinl B ittere
' • AS =MIMIC, TOXIC A7D ITTOI6.I[IIIC,
A POSITIVE AND PALATATD.E
..,11eS. Remelt for general Lu , bllity, Dyxpepals, lA., of Al.
petite, sod all drwinien of the Digestive Organ.,
'rho Inventor sold Proprittoref effrevs alebro,d air
'•drab Bi7ors la rramonetellnic thorn ea so nnrl.ali emir
and lovigorow, I.•naminril by the twat method a., honttr,
or Europe and Morrie., as roll so by the multtto.les alto
lava beard them. As a rerronnite they otan.l alone.—
•Thousaruis who Into !lOW tinguiettlog mig h t .wake' to pro
__existence by this powerful maureator. Tho dyspeptle sho
resort* toCiudfrirs Cordial hitters. fiats Warn. perms.
nent. Cpon the vitai•organ.a., tIM7 exorcise a du, t saulta.
ry innuencn. eel yrt their agrucy lo te mild a. alotory.
Yee moral debllui, *lnking iof the stomach. loso ot ap.-
Lite, Wok lowattnel., or mental depression, hypoeinsrlri..st ,
broken sleep. flat Wrote,. f.tlntau‘t after escort, frriOthtlity.
cholla, ...liven..., and all di...rd.:rot of I.lla
thorny benellto Are Incalculable.
Yorrhattero orermitiout‘l enable an Improirbao
Central Depot,l6:Seutb .tea t.
Je2G:dator GEO. thkerit ht. rt..p.i.tor,
6"."(lrreY'R Celebrated Cs-wain! C 4- ill.
IT curiae, acinoce NOT Mt= trr.
T 111 S- UNEQrALLED BEVERAGE
p 0. 1. 0
nvelietnal Properties of tlie Itigheet order
/t ts utartufact wpm-lolly fur and by the Proprietor and
ratentee,of 1.1 best material., nod has all th , . tactile with
not the d eter Ina effects of any other Oln either in (treat
Britain. ffullunl or tide cuautry. 110DFREI"S CELE
BRATED CORDIAL GIN Ir. benn adopted by eminent
physician , . as the purcat and most efficacious dine/ye stim
ulant and diuretic which mouuLacturing dill bus yet given
to the world. It It entirely exempt from these alrholtolic
drinks which leotcta thirst fur einuniontg, Orders to any
amornst promptly tilled by the Proprietor,
OEO. OODPEET,
•
Importer of Broadly., Gin, Whs., A.
14 South William let.. N ov Turk.
Imported Wine•, Groceries, &a.
I. GEER)",
MO CANAL arm. AND 719 DEOADNAT, !ILA' Tn.
I E5t...W.143M 1504.)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST
Quality Family Groceries, offer to the Tr.le. Hotel.,
Prirate Fatuitirs, and all who aro choice In their taste, and
desire a gnsuine article, a lamo variety of
TEAL—Green and Mack, Souchoug, -Pourhong, -Englivh
Breakfast, Oolong, Imperial. Ilyson, Gunpowder, Young
• Hyman, te» to chests nod halt cheats, to
COFFEE---Ilodvacoul Java.
IFlNFJ4—lledeinui, Sherri., Ports, llocke, kr.. very old
null high anal., in original platen., demijohn", meg.
• Minn and bottles.
BARTON and (MEATIER'S CLARETS.
cIIAMPAIOND—Meet k Chandruen Cider lentil remen.i).
Do iloidorlrk. 0. 11. 3inuures do du.
LIQUOILS.-11randiee, Wiriekey, Wu. Armen . , Ale
Bridle Kirsch, In original lila' ellfwolli
Marastltino. Anisette, No -to Bitten, ke.
sukur twooic4—London DrownStom, tkorch and V.nallin
Ales.
CIUARD—A variety' of choice brands.
PlCKLES—Englistriand Drench.
SAUClnt—Yer Fish. Currie. Game. Meat, ke.
ClLElR—dtrilrart Chestier. Royal, Tier aria, Prince Albert.
Parmesan, Gruyere. Rattrap, Duren owl and A neir own.
SCOAR..9-I.oif,Cnrste& Pt lrerirNl, it. Croix, ie., in liar
rely and half barrels.
RAlES—Wesapbalta and American.
OlLS—Olien. Sperm and Whale.
/)-Our Liquor...a warranted mualuiteratisi mud of our
own importation. fokairfr
Gold Idedol Pianos
. .
••• • •
TE INIP AY & SONS, MAN
UFACTURERS, Walker street, New T y
York, sunned the following First Prize TT
Abdul, In compittition with the Lest makers in Boothia, New
York. Phasiclphioanil Baltimore.
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair, ,
Worthington. Warch,l9ss.
A GOLD MRDAL. at the Crptal Palace. New York. N0vena...1555,
vena...1555, (being the only Gold Medal given for lien.
'within the last Fla years.)
A GOLD MEDAL ai the Maryland Irtstitute, Baltimore,
TICE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL et dm liar, Crystal Fenn,
New York, November .1030. Among the Judges were the
lint musical talent in the country, inch as L. Mason. Gott
seholk. Wallenlompt and many others. St. AS. Pianos
(with thd without the Iron icsurnet are murantiel tor thsee
Ivan, and o written guarantee given. -Pianos packed and
.
hipped without charge. Prices mrderote. detthlydr
T ADIES'
WK'S
COTTON.
h mw IMlTersene known se the Yeryb,et f,r family
and at. far SEMLNaI 31ACIIINES.
Agents, ROBERT LOGIN .4
sepg...l7 61 Iley Stmt. N..... V..rk..
Druggists. -
A. FATINESTOCK & CO., WITOLE
.aIe Drursuta Lud NlAnvGletwer• or Wllite
and Idtbarg% corner Woo 4 end Fro. .trrets.
burgh. mcia
SCTIOONMAKER, 'MANG FAcrt; RER
a Whits Lab. Pod Lama. Zinn. Pain. Lithargn, Put
ty and Wlrslusale Dsal, lit Pablo. Oils, 'Umtata... Turps.,
Ow, kr., Nn. Wand st, Pittsburgh. P. ocallyit
TOIIN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
M'ClulTr7.lWholefal , ...l Retail DrdeCi'd
lu ralpt.,Ods, Dyes.,Ma, ,t 6., char Wood thd Sixth ..trth,
Pittsburgh.
Agetd for Dr. Ford's Modith, al.Ol
J.A3L.1 7 1,4 N.V0()EW.1.:1.1...
CABINET Pt' RNITURE .v.l I' F TUR .E
IS. — c , S. 97 99 Third St., Pittsburgh.
W. W. REspEcTruLLY I N
J. hi% triend• en4..uf , ni-rf. that b-. j'.! ern:Th.l,l
Isk4 I, A 'Vomit., whit. thf•larg....t
•
E. SELLERS, WI.IOLESALE bEAL- I
er In Drug, Paint, Dr , efuffe. Verehho , and rug end the •„f Lt. orders end
At. tio.7..Slgt.Al etre., Pith.hurgh, P. floph. warrmetedl t„
Prigesioar. It_fit): i- . g m the
Av. •rn Karl
JOIIN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL
eI. le Drugs, Palau, Oils, Varnishes null lirst wits, No.
WA Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
All °him rill receive Kent pluttention.
ifirAgent fur Seletticit's Pultitimic Syrup. marl lit T•ilV
111FAC% 1.07.011
p TULIN & REITER, WIIOLESALE AND
Retail Druggists, corner of Liberty and Bt. gals sis..
Pittsburgh.
TOSEPH FLENIING. (SiTCCESSOR TO L.
• u Co.)corner Market !Onset and Plornonol,kneum
Constantly Oti hand atoll and onnplete I)llll.rinent of Drug,
nodietnek Medicine Chests, Porn:noel,. emd p,.
talnins . to bin hiplines,
Jela`Pbysietnne prescriptions carefully conippendeil ni nil
hours. r Ja9,ly
TIE. CEO. 11. KEYSER., DREGGisT,
140 w0,.1 erect. corn, of Wood Ftreet and Virgin
Alley, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Vrobuce ataltro
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eIIIEESE WAREHOUITENItY 11.
1,„,/ COLLINS, Forannling anti Coporrderion Jterchant,and
Dmler In Clare., Cater, Loko Fivh and Produee genet-ally,
26 Waal at, above Water, Pittabargh. iny2l
JB. CANFIELD, LATE OF IV ARI2EN,
• OHIO, Commission and Fortrardine Moreltant, and
Wholesale Dealer In Western itroterve Cheese, inn., Pot
and.Neari Ash, and Wratern Produce generally. Front et,
betvreen fintithlield and Wont, Plusburzh.
ArBANE & ANJER, (SUCCESSORS
to A. k A:3leltane.) Dealers in Floor. lirsiu
and
Protium Constnissturi and Fortirardlog Merchants. No. 121
&good arouse. Pittsburgh. Pa. [Jivi.l.7 , l): isl 2
A.VID C. lIERBST,' FLOUR, PRO
-11 dam. Provision and Commission Stetultant. No. 2
37
Liberty smut, corner of lino& Pittsburgh. gir , i bl. attem
lion to the tole of Plane, Pork, litargs, Muter.
Grain. Dried Fqdts, Souls, ks., ke.
rClipt,tfOni 1.1164.41-
A LEX. FORSYTII, (SUCCESSOR TO
11 Forsyth b Scott.) Forwarding MIA CULI3IIIII.4iO O
chant. Dealer in Wool. Ilidew. Flour. Bacon, Lard and Lard
Oil not Produce generally, No. Water at- Pittsburgh. Pa.
101Iti1 DLE, GENERAL COMMISSION
• 3L•..h.t..n.1 Dear in Cromries and Produce, 27
111111 street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Neter to E. Ittoltson, Pittelirgh, •
Oscittut, Cosuatcs & CO., Pittsburgh.
airConsiguments solidted and nainfactory returto g uar.
Auteed. delfklyclAmer
ROBERT lEUTCRINSON, COMMIS:,
Merchant. for thr .rd of Wastoro Itroarva Carta"
Butter. Lard, Harm natl. Pot and Pearl Aihra rala.ratoa
Chic Maar, Grain, Sord.t, Driet Prolt,and Prodwr generally,
No. 8 Frultlifirld !trod, bettreart Vint and Water. apa
B. LEF, - Cli, F - 011WARDIN - G
‘,) owl Contrnliion Merclisnt, Wider In floor, llraln. Fa,
con, Lard and Butter, and all kinds of Frahm., Smith.
field rimed, between First and Water.
gAGLE ran
, lavtler In Ilan, Provision. and
'rabies generally, N. 6 Sarmtb 6trort, data. Liberty
and Panith6eld,PittAbargh, Pa.
auh. tnrlly
ter.llOl.VM. Ag HOLY VI.
Writ. B. HOLMES & BRO., PORK AND f
11 , 14 Yukrpramt De'llers In Provislno, ...mei.
Market and Front stmts. Pittaburab, P. dO5
EC. COCHR A NE, (SUCCESSOR TO'
. la. smiler., W'm1...1” and 11,..111 Ih_Gler In Book,
htuto.nery and Pup' r II .., ....,. 1 .•.,erm's otrert, nilt door K.
}.....,,f 3.1..1,-, ~, , ,slare. Atleoeny, I,
JoilY liti.ANig_gff, ii:ffi'.Tf:. Et ii 'ANszk
0
iltathumr, nntomor In I,lrSott k Agnrvr, N... GI >lrt
.k .
~
.. N. 53 OIFTII I ~,,,,,,__,:,- vm,rth. pitt.t.,,,vh.r..
11----Trr.BERI7RiiC) - -
. fit.. Sign of It. Golden Harp, Side Agent f ,NIINNS ' K__ 0
A Y_ ----- ,t_Ci ~110(1-1-t7SELLEItS AND TA_
, k CI , k" . s f 1 ,.. Tovk) liilrli•lird fh.itrl mud Fp..., . TIONEP.S. Nn. (.I Wocit street. milt dour to the ror.
PIANS, and ttIAItUART k NM:MAWS p.n.,. MEIP- n'''' ..f . Third, Flttihnitch. Fn. Brllunl kild L..' 8.""... -
DC..):48 and 011 ilk .14 11AIMONIIIIIii, %oder... Nlniii aud .tootle ''n Inm'l•
//tmloillnitrtiment. f.. 1 - -.r ' ------- ... _ .
— I, ItEAT3,-ITtioKSELLEIt ANI) STA
CU AltaiTTE BLII3 - iE, 31: 3 1titiFActi; ii- Iql . TIONFIL Nu. 7 . 4 Fourth mi., Apollo Bonding ,
liR Rivi Dittlur In l'lnno Forw, and import , of Nlnitc
anl Nlnvimt Inxtrinni.nt Solo Akrnt fur the 11/01111 1.11 yi I \'t' & 31 13. L It. BOOKSEL ...
KAMPF., alio fat 11 ALM:T. D.tvie k. t`o:2 Porton Fni, 11 and litationrr, Mae 1141. Fifth grgi.t.
irlth MI without &Arlin Attarlimint. ll'i W.mud Wirt. _ _ ..
roy.l . ..
Itlaw, Szr.
TOMIX. MELLOR, No. 81 WO(ID ST.,
Al%y asvl Fourth Amer. Solo Agent
for CIIICKRILLNO & S:INS • (121,..m) PIANO FORTES, SLA.
SON I HANLON'S. `De $11.:141.W.0NS and ORGAN
lIARMON fUSIS, sod alor Music sod
attornry)
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Benjamin F. Blood,
OWNSELLOTt AND ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND COMMISSIONER FOR THERcutur STATES OF
Now York, O. ky,
khaaaclostettl4 Indiatn4 Dliaeoarl,
• *aloe 311chigan, . low.,
Vlrgatt4 Mina* Wisconsin,
Acknowkdgententa and Depolitlone taken. and Oath. Ac.
absginttterod to bo recterdnd or uned In any of the above
named Mato.,
Woo 0 1 , Pmthe 'i v
burgh, Penn..
Theatre, No. 0, Mb street;
erdPitts.
Jelem
OBER'r KNIGHT, ATTORNE AT
ji.‘, Lam. 3.1 &Aldine of the Hank of rlttebargh, No. 110
d n
HemeZt Pltteltunthl__ e
TOSErII S. & A. P. BIORRISON, AT-
V Wins ea Lor. Coco N 0.99 FoMth EA. Woad,
1._Ut.t."44 Pa.
111101--ORN HAZEN, ATTORNEYS
at It °teas In Otivou Rtalaing, Fourth street,
. . •
-, ILICUA.RD BARD,
"Lusa
1-44:441, Leather, Oil and Shoe Findings,
. , _ No. 1.15 A7rn t.
PITTSUMWIII. PA.
EME/EI
FRUIT CANS
• • ; YOE IGIFSERVLNO FIGHTS AC.
Kind4ell Tested in use, and nava Given
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
AREEASILY MANAGED EY Ala I'ERSON.
JOILNFLEMIN O,
N 0.41 MArket st-, comm. of rd
DIALIA
--.„_ .llorr War , PlatA Waro, that.
VV "•"- • and ' Prrolood Tin War'',
Deittsasit., B hing
rlsbt: Th ird id.,
~ ,Wood and Waif*, eon.. of ,
illtit,Lburgl Pa.
&mating. and 41 Undo of Jobbing la am4;6noiyari,ith
ea awl &impeach.
NEW YORK ADVERTISIRICEN TS,
From ALBERT 0. RICHARDSON'S Asvx,,,,,c".
orrlCC„:lolll,...dvay. Non I%.*k•
-, - -
Highly Important to Hootlifers. Liquor
Merchants and Wholesale Grocers.
DR. FELICIIITIVANtIER'S ,
Plaenrinca, to Prtdureafa APrnsenes Nair. Eecry I.sirerf
rr T.?.
LIE ~ -UNDERSI G N
I) II :1S LATELY
titadegtentlnipeoe,ment. in thie btaneh of 11(lainems.
"The ilat atop:en:erg op In p.eltavt or. lo and 40 Gal ant,
end regale. lAA the addition of Pure Spirit. ulther La or
440 proof. awl Ltlnor. own a. C..coar. eats , dark or pa%
Itolland an.l tlitgli.lt Gin. Jamaica awl St. Croix Rohl, MO
nouvaltln.lketrhot. Iron and Scotch Whisky. Peach,
Cherry and Ittopit..rr. Drawly, Port and Mnlleirst
be.inaantlY ...tare. no 14111, hut an add {t lino
ition
J a peel ...lora. as gallon. to ...ten gallon of the re
F1.3,kri11,.
TO N.( cf , en. yellow and with, trranted
amino, ne lon a. an toner importer in the Cuitel Stn..
eietenee of .. na ry I.lpotr. hats ...a of Cogan , . llb of which
produGe . .f.fu gallons of Cogna.
ton inov. by Pr. F.'n age and hotly preparation
be niati...naoth nah hot a trifling etlettre.
Silo price of Flavorings are extremely tnoderate, end 41-
reetioa in full auppleal by
DK. 1.6818 PEUCIITW ANGER.
Chemist UN! imperfrr of Drugs. Fisentiell Oda and Metals,
and J'l,.,:egraphit Chemie•ls.
No 143 :kl.tivr..‘ LAsr, Snot Yost.
I Y. 6.—Fade forGodfrey'. celebrant Cortlial Bitter.
pnd Gin. ntiZglattiner.n
Carriageo.
JOSEPH WHITE'S
• _
Csirringe rt,.po.itory.
JOSEPII WIRTE NOW CA PRY
inz on tomintos fm his spacious proinimo
(now lately colon:mi.) PlUntlnro, and
mile. 'mar the Two Milo nun, nopectfully itivilas the public,
to invert hie sim.k CAltillAtir-o, Itt;01111:1t, he. Awl
lie particolorly intOrme gentlemen p qrrha sas. that one
twice only is Laml e. Foonien yeemi experience In the tomb
tiom, enables him to iiime imfore toe pot moo the name Mitirm
colleciam Carriage. which no many years Fuel it hmi
been his partimilar deportment to select from the amino%
WWI tniot talented Eastern Motmfaeturers. Thennore. of
his DOW .rat-n 1 is complete: thenonomy of his nrrangm
out. will supply the beet an.' anon hxahi..mulis manufaette
rert at Moderate prices.
Chew:umber , ' by theme henry expanses. which the mania
for ilontratitig !homes of nnennelni, ima innlpe.l upon the
price of flisais ‘ (tawing to large rent.) Wiii" will
mall on ready money only, at much lees than the usual
profits.
B.—Z•rri.m.• repaired in the best maer. ettzh dim
nn
{mach. fe to itself",
Pittbbcargh Conch Factory.
M. L. STEPILENS,
BIGELOW f..rwrl, C. 'IL Int:MAW,
./tt Daiun.nrl All,. ow, S•r,l,
rtrNist 1..%
IWOULD 11F:SPECITULLY AN
nonnm to the Carrico , wstng , wntrnttniif RU
public. in gvneral. that I pare [lll4 •Lay 'ln, intrr
amt of nv t fwrin, partnw. Mr Allwrt. on.l will carry on for
Inixituw. in nil It- branch,. itt th....1.1•Wan.t. No. 46 Diwtnoint
Alley. In chancing the name. of till, 1,1.1 out w. o,n cwtah-
Molted tnannfawurinc ..wahlwainwitt. I caw n• the puhlw no
cflort than ha , wrintin on my part to t Inch
charnel., w.
M. 1.. STFWIIENS.
COACh And Ceeit , rtage Factory.
JOUNSON, BROTHER & Co..
rorrwr Xlmonf and 17rIperra Mrrez,
ALLE,nirn.r CITY.
WOI*I.1) RESPECITULLY IN- czpls,,v,
turn, tr.fr friend:, an.t hr pnbtir
rail% th.tt Ihry Wtnannfachfring Cnrrfa.,..
Itkvkawar, rtf..l fhuriutn. in 141 their rari
un- .tyl.- fini.hnnd
All ..r.h.r• exrrnt.-I •• it., •tele , -nr.l duralnlay
and bulait 1...; t.•
the twi•onable torum, eu t Ih
1.. , 4 Eumt.rn : , hnf • rvufi.
dent that all wh.. l,sur i mt pat ATM IR.
perf , rt .ttAtie I mut., • • Os.
mr, relu.•:‘ , “ to e.., , them a cell twfore pop.
chwieg
guriltuur
JOHN II T,.6 Tll`, e. Tors,. rn
T. B. YOUNG b CO.,
FURNITURE AND !HAIRS
Of Every 11.y,eription.
FACTORY—F.I , I ,- 4 /..Ivrorn ron 1•••-taf
Warehouse—Noe. ;S ti tO Smithfield SI.,
QTEANIBOAT CABIN ri:RNITuRE--W..
Li am ..I,A.qtaly mann! trturin, STE kMIZ.IAT I' AIIIN
FCIINIT11:}: and CHAIRS. and uirita tl,e atirtation ~!
lito6e luter.-oted to form.hing Neu,
MIT=
{:\\l-FACTUREItS (IF FT lINITFRE
artrl 'll k I Itri rr! rr• v .1 le, rtyrrlatvlrr. rri Itrwrrworrrl.
and W 14111 1 ,. isarlrrarra, r and
rignin4 room, eroal rrr any to I. frrund In tic fla,irrru
and at lower prior, Every Itrucl. made try hand anal war,
ranted.
fi r rilot,rirr and :4 , 4:111..t. 1urn.14,1 et Orr,police.—
Warernorn, rrrrtrrAr-Vr-nn Wayne lirtrrtrorAla.
_ - t.. , t , t , ot .. .
.1......r5t0t0tt of t.vrnit ore. L‘on thn . h0ar......t rtn.ll.l.tAil , ot. to
the rvvvtt ..lot, atkt ttn.l ot.tly. that a h0t..., or tan part °fon,
may In. furnutlartl from lilt oluez.or matkenotnrrvi v[prot.oly
to order. me.. 11
tgommission, &-r
rParout 12E8'11 ......1.11 1 1 1.. 1./Ll l ll
JOS. S. LEECH & CO.,
Sus.l:42 & 244 Liberty •t., Pittsburgh, P.
i if) LESALE GROCERS
AND
co - Armlssios -
DEA LEIL. 4 IN
FLOUR AND BACON,
Tin Pint.. and l'innet , sl
AND
P s R(. ANUFA c."ru R E S.
Jyll:4lv
McALP.I2 , I & CO.,
Late 14 .1 11. 1,, it, Nlc Alvin & 1 1 itt.bur )
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
FORWARDING M
- -
Levee and Washington Avenue,
WYANDOTTE CITY, ILAN,A.S TERRITORY
REFER ENCM :
Jor.pli Co., n 4 l'sttnr.n , gh
jyll:,lftwlyT_
D. H. THOMAN,
•
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
.1,1:11CIIA NT. So. 20 An, Mr.., B. i/Milt.
Fnanrit. H *SAYAN k C,, JO.,sak LAM - .
Loa.r.Trn. rinrx nnS k Co, j &
Will purcha... , to order, load. pomp, Bacon, tirain, Ar.
Prompt att,,,tiougtven to any ma nn, 1 - .1 forwarding.
Jenlyd
SPRINGER HARBAUGH, CONIMISSION
m„, ; (,.„ ( „1,..31,, Provlpions and Produ ,
orally, No. 205 Litn,ty parent. Pittabornh.
HENRY S. KING, (LATE OF' THE
(inn of King & Moothrad.) 13.114.t0n Merhant,
and Dealer in Pin Mt..] and 111..0n, N.. f, Wat,.tantt,
love Mark, Inttvhnrgh. Pa. a 1.19
AA. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR To ((AR
. Co..,Cnonlvainn and /nrvearding Mor.
ctn.. of tin Moine,, and indianareolla Ihulr.wd, for.
ner First and Frrry vt•_ Pltt..bncn.b. Pa.
rIUNITARD T. lEGRAW, GENERAL
Cognoti.vion M.-rchant. and IVlrArnain Main in Mann
factored Tobacco, Import..) and Indne,tic Ci• ' arn. snoff,
At.,tio. ?Al Liberty •trn.d, opinotte the hnad...l Pato.
hunch. Pa .
ALEXANDER GORDON, FORWARD
ng ,Yd
Cnintatesion M.,bant. tovnd Plim and
Anent. tu,.a.l, in Pn: and Ilar Lend and Shot.can
and Nlanilla Amern
tioattocltcro, ac
lnnsician~
DR. R. T. FUR!) will continues his new
VPSIETAIII.I: PRACTICE. Ilte um, %Coat end
Pesuoylvania earth Street 1ta.4,) Lot end o
Diamond etre, Pdteldoni,
Deo onlisained eurree nn.l Cbrenit Diftenau• tan
nnt be equaled in any df the :mental practice of the preenn
day. noVedavrlyF.
. .
O'RIEN CA
N UK CONSULTED
at Ur. s, s ub . ..tors, Fifth and Sallthn..l , letrev , e, on
MONDAYS. WY.D.SE4DAYd and SATt lIDAhi. from 10 to
land 1 ho 3 o'clock.
/147eNealdende . tn. Brownsville Root. .1.?..M1yd•
daltZol. W 1LL111.71..
TIOCTORS GA ZZAM in FLEMING.
Oftwe Sixth Owed. Pdfahurgh. I. fe:Adsdnol
Elrp Groobo.
I~TURPIIY & BC,ItCLIFIELD, DEALERS
In Silks col lAA's"' Dress Oasis ganorally, Cloas,
Taboos and Shawls, Embroillorlos and Stsitln ma all t o n
[molly:use. An ummally mtroslre assortment li
In
More dopurtnteuts, Just recosotl sool rolling at
the lowest
prlow.
farNorths,...tror. Fourth and Market ste."Vi
A. A. KOMI I CO. PIT7KIeG ....... T. LATH. , I CO.. N. TOOK.
A. MASON k CO., • 'WHOLESALE A . and 11.. tail DCOIC In Panel and Staple Dry Goat.,
YS Idth.tr.vt, Pltudoar,lk.
Wrotern Rant' agcntss
----- _--. . . _ •
Collections In lowa.
J. M. GRIFFITH,
COUNSELLOR AT LAM
DU DCQVC, lOWA,
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR A.TTEN
don to the collection &IA
.g ° stoning °Teich's, ......t.,
Nirlie
claims Ac—ln Dubuque nlnt lur...DW WI I .
natessess Prompt's, Made. ...
atssnrScrs or crreancanni
Y. Von llnntalont.E.q.:l Jon., Louth 6 Co.;
U. DM U % Roberts, Atl4: K. D. , l'ol.hll
IN, c u ,, & i & gbis, & 6.; A. tD. IL Chnsabenr,
• wikiri
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1857
NEW YORK ADVERTD*WENTB
Vrom It. S. SCUELL'S Advertising llooAr, N. 333 BranA. ,
Patent Spring Chair and trhn Furniture
Co., 41antinietory 64 & 66 Duane St.
„Weovoni, VI. groodtray, Nr:v YorA.
LST.II.II. 1549.
EXCLUSIVE MANUFACIII:RERS AND
Proprietor"; of the PATENT ELLIPTICAL STEEL
at•ttlNG CHM KS. the moot elemant tua. Inman°. Chain
In the world. They took the Premium a the groat World . .
Fair at London. Parte and New York. S imble for Parlors,
Librarimtallera. Conutto,liooma Hot ',tad Legislative
Halls. Pianoand Store iS.,do. with or without Spring,
or" awl I...ultra' pattern, Iron Settee ; flail. Perk. -and
Garden Mar, Cemetery (.'halo and Kai log. Ac.: lint. Coat
mod Umbrella Stand., Brow, and Gilt:Centre. Plc, Saloon
and Toilet Marble Top Tablet, Inot it &tends. Plain end
grnanwntal. Folding and Permanent, to llotela. Public la.
salmi..., Servanto, go, Iltawketa.lidt of Krne.. in Kr. Lat
sanely.
Also. Soh. Agent" for SOUTHGATE 1 'ISE CS PATENT
twit FM' WILENCIL a Iti.l. exe..ln all othero. The alt.
of Nlerchante to reaperoally Invited loan ratunination orate
large:4lam! tol.wt eltaualre 0h..5 ilk America. For +ale et
the l..wed ',twee for caul, or opproani paper.
),I'llstela SA Al l'Et. 1.. FISKE.
131.AN11 FOY:TES—L. A. BENJAMIN, 2.8$
Mowery. Now York. Sole Agent for COMO, A FAN
cnra's I't %.O Nom., unpurpnmed for tone mutt Palish.—
Dealer+ front tlto Weiit and South nrr turned to 1,11 end on•
amine. Alwi, now and Netilind hand Piano. nt low prices.
A Illiernl given to diader. and to..h.n.
The Cheapest and Best Pumps u.
N TILE WORLD, having et SOLID PISTON
I
d3IFTAt.t i AL V RS. For pumping EXTRA( TS, 11. iT
and W i., suitable f w eLstorns. Wolk, Fewhit
Ac. Throwing from 2o to 100 ollons per minute.—
Au excellent FIRE ENGINE for fernier.. Large discount
to &alum AiiENTS wanta.i,and To rritorLd Right. for
E. A. MARSIIALL, No. 104 pearl start,
.Iylsi3nulis corner til 3luideu Lore. Now York.
OS'T'RICH
Artificial Flowers,
Fancy Ornaments and Lace Trimmings
for Bonnets.
Torun Shawn Otte or PITIVILII011:
The subscribers have a largo Man ufactury iu
Peri+, end one in New tiork. encluehely 111,11teli {1.11.r
manufacture of the elnve kind of n Their m,ent
Mock embracing many thounatol loylre of Ferdher. !
Flower. Also the materiel for maztutin•turotg thew, which
ere offorod et wholesale only, at their Worn. Room ,
11EN DEIL , ON, N3IITII F CO.,
jr,ams Bruedn'av Now fork.
1011ATENT SPRING BEI)S, PATENT SPRING
I:Yoke Bons. Penn II SIR 11 trrer,orY. •No I Is
mon-ko I'OP.M3I MloPartlO CANOPMI NKr,
W.• mentifeetnre owl ,dter for tut, the to, 14.1,er., .0141
thia or any odor market. A pOrrOtoll inv.% boo x ill
v[-
1 1.1 e any one ol theoorr,to , must Our Mo.-
tont. Net•romblue hem. noopliett) Mot 1.41 , ,
to.nuric, ogaimd without oloarnvt on c ;notation
of el. Dealer. end other. will nototit their 01.11 mien..
by okeniimng our 11.4101 end Note to•fore rumhaAing elm"-
010-•. C. ILA W. STRATTON. Agent,
J...431n,ke 'Z'ln Canal nt.. N enst of Roo. , we,
JOUVENI3 KID-GLOVE CLEANER.
JOIIVEN't‘ KIII-1111,111 CLEANER .
JOE VEA•S li 11, ;I, A' CLEAN Ell.
.IprvEN . E 1'1.4:A fill.
dOUVEN'S Kit/A/LOT 11 CLEANER
11. , cent , . per ',tile
centa per huttle
cent,.pnr hotl l ^
I.lL•unta put luottle.
211 cenni per kitt In
In tett. per bottle
2.1 ern. per luutle
04.1 per tuna..
One 1•411, Iran. pnir
Ono luittl , ` clean. 50 1011,
On. huttle 'lent.. :vl./ pain
One 01.`a n• patr.
A• 11.• •••
pr,ul• luau the prepare. in. the gi.,•
worn nru i• ttls , •Afu •ut
apply mntall p-rti`ai ••1 rh.ctrl'_whit , . anti
11... .11,1 will in•tunii • ial It I. the article
th0K.1.111,. slAnufs• , of Franco t.• Impart that i.larste
of Ilitneh .`ft nen» for w cl,reu are wln.lll eel.
l`hrated. It clean, kid ollpperl m. , 1 while azul ii.•!“..1 kid
Out. elegant, It a ulr • ut. arti_le fur Ilia tult•t
Sir beautif , nu the ~..nipt:os.o. .ng tan.
dc.. far ea' xxl. ea...Alen, nu) nf thoweir st u kn.
preparntlon. u•oally wula Lir that purp...n I Vne ttial. at the
I, °Amu expenu• e.ititu, will cournuer nny on, 0.4 the
rtii`le that it I, lainuul tu 1.. Try a I•Atle .`f It tit
2, ern', and run a ill tu.rer IA 10 h 4" V. 1014.0 1' 111 1. ,
obluniulol all l`ruptutt. and lu`al•r• in Ann. in Pitt.
Inrrgh. anil at w of the •A• pr-priet•tr, CLARK A
IT, 'car Font. A 111+-ral dt , -,m,
tr.!•. A• het, i• an trif•rior ar letn In the
n thui the n one of eLscx In upon
cool, 1,15 e n-ts, 's t ley put , haa,
Aiwa, •n host ''t 11 E SELLER`, 11 EN It 1' 11 11'111RD-
S. /9. J,` , I IA:MINI/. And other Dru‘giala in Int t•ln,r4li.
. . _
House Furnishing tia.rdsrare.
I' 'l' N.: H 0 NV IC. 1, 1
)rPoi; FERS and Jobber" Cutkry,
Fen-
I
dm - , T, Trnvi h Tlnaw I And f.nint•dind
\\v•. I rruri, Ttnnird War, An. 11,,,, Erik I,n,
ILO., ..t•hrLl Jaiorkaw,l PIAt•A ..n.I Br:11,1101..
=ll
wortrArritront ,
PLATED SPOONS AND or
F‘litkir.,
RaMniden Laa, N. York
Ja.9.tnakl:
School Furniture_
) PATON. Manlifiv-ttir.r Sew and lin
FERN:7IIW.
•::: f.`
It. I: a
kfaitrrni 44: .aa a•ra,, 1,4
Modern Rtyle of %;tiool
:nanat_antly "a hat s& l'l,:itata 1,.r„,1
t.. 1 :Inran
SEWtif:Ti t IiIiAIiIICILYS,
, Nate I,rk.
Ai AN t'}
•:1 4:1' . 111: , it5 . .,1: ‘
r:::1.n•-aa,14trity.ronl pa ,- ;:haa
.•a,: I: , r ahp I has:: rec,va•l •o
na
In 1 1: the al rvianntio.4 on ba
•• , t ram .
in ,11:
Is ..... /•
r 1111 l ia. -1,:orre•I tha hlaipat pranamn. l'atrltt
Arrb 1% r , at Plank.. 'al:ph owno.:1 arnl tta•43 hy
anaranta...thair antenteta.: rn two: than An.'
atrtanient tole: thrir ouaa - P1 , 1:1 , d d.rnara.l::: all 1.r.:.1
rho camntry ra atlll. :::nt 0 - •••:1 thria sup:rpt a arvilen,
A drac.:nor mat:. nab
_ .
111 A AI. EY, CoSIIRAVE I: .
J rwero, N.A. 13 and :AI re,.Mt st,nt. Pm*.
nrgli.
A wo LIHO. B It()
tli..Mt onti..ts lb.
pnidir Ho., t.l telne. Brandt., Enr.
..ign Fruit • and Ystail v Exit,
vvrrlntont .1., . 1,1.1 Country lllark
Young Inip..rial
Itilined Sugar, Pur.•
Gin. I'll nherry, )ladrira Cl.ll. t and
l'imuspaign do. Uhl Monon,ainda. II), W1.1•1.y. ~,,,, I
ii,rman and Ilarana Cagan.
Tli. alniva to,ther with • genvral .ol
i;roc, Ira, e.stromall low for caah,nholoredo mid n•tall at
tho l ani In Tea Store.
Corner n( rho Diamond and Diamond alley
R. 14
EIS & REit(l 1.. h
Ell, GROCERS AN I)
Th•nle, In 11. ,, n. Lard, Floor, Cher.. IlroArn, dc..
.Lhh.Weet corner Smithfield nnol Seron4 : , sretm. P*.
6,1.;10
ALEXANDER KI Si WHOLESA
Um , . and Importer of &An A.ll. Nu. 27 ,
PiltAlmrgh. 1.0.1 r.l'.
NVat. MITCUELTREE, JR., k. BRO.,
Wholnaalr lirovera, Distillt, and Win ,
and !Ago, Merril:lnt, 3,V Liberty 61,0., I.l.burgh.
rasa.. • • /41 mmt.nt
TONES & COOLEY, WIIOI,ELALF. OHO
(' Cf:ISS end bout Fon - Maher, denlern In
Mt...burgh NfAnufactures, N 0.141 'Water ttreet. neer
Alley. l'ilmbutKli. In.
511161CC1
Q II DII,WoRTIL WILOLES.II , E
I,iroeres. No. 1:10.0.1 l 3 Semnid otmet, (between 1V...1
And Smithfield. l'ittebitm,h•
C L 11E It TSON, WIR)LESAI.I
artnr, and Merchant,lhml , r les Prelim.
.01 .11antifacturml Artulert, 193 1.11.ett7 Farrel.
Pitteleagh_
HI OTH.. .. RICHARD ROM HMI lAN /WTI ,
T 01IN FLOYI) k CO., WHOLESALE
OrwrrynnLlCommla•ton Slerchwit, N. 17:1 Wm.l and
Lilorty Pttt.tmrgh. Jeld
.1011,1 if VIT . ..
WATT & WILSON. W lIOLESA LE CHO.
CEILS. connni.in Men . hAnta and I.aler , In Pr-
Auce lan.' l'itishrgh Nbusutarturv., N. 154 I.ll , rty trnt..t,
l'ittothnrgli Jul")
1441.4.1.1.1Ctrr IMLAY I.lrll,
-ISAIAH DICKEY ,t . CO., WHOLES.% LE
o,..,,,Commtmainn3lrrchants,.ll Iloolern in Pro i'im,
Nn. MI WM, mtn,t, and Cl Front street. Plitsburg.t.
TILUM.I. . TRORIA 1.111 . 11. L.,
I Late tit the firm 114,14... n. Little ix r. k
T1.11"ITE & C 0.,. W 110 LESAI.E G I{.o.
. rERS. Prorloro awl Commln,lnn }lenitann, and
(xaler. In Pltint , nrgh 51nnurAnntrt., N.. 112 Fr...tut .trnet,
Plttml/nrgh. )310,7143
. - -
11.C1,11C.N L nILTON.
M. McCUTCHEON & CO., WHOLE-
Groner, 1,4 oce and Comnainsion Ilnrchianin
and Dralnn. in Nil .I.ltrnti M.n.ttentured A rt i c l e ., $0.2111
1.11.. qty Flirnnt.rnrni.r I,ln. rs t r e n rirg h, ty,
P.lnn k i rntll. ..... /. EEC .
A TWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE
rmactro RIO entntrngsinn Wrau,„..„na
Wale , In htl.bnrgh No. I I%
thaw ant Fro!lt.et..:2llt4:u!gh._,_ .06
ewer. nonfat ,
RItOISISON & CO„ WILOLESALF.
. Orocom Conatattanna ,lorrinnnta Rod Doak. In ail
kind, of PrOilElo., Product , and PittAalrgb Alanolfactima,
No. 255 Liberty wrert, Plttaborgh. ialftly-Y
RTniffift ii7kit - 0. - : Wil(sl.f.g,U.t . (Ad.
CER, Commlgniun Dlorchant, and Rosier I..Fratimrn,
yid. Floor, and nll kind , of Conntry Prod., No. 211 11,-
arty stroot, month of Sixth, PlttAborgh, Pw. Llbern/ ad.
mows nsado on nonsignm,nta. Jatnlya
.._ _.—_ _ _ ___ _
Ronan". PALZW. .................. , .................. / AMIN I. ancancro.
ROBERT BALZELL & CO., WILOLE
BALE Orogen, Commission and Forwnrding Mar.
ntoutta and Inullo:• In Prolorwand Pitteburgh 3tanufncturra
No. 1.Y.11 I,tharty wrewt, Pittsburgh, Pa. toy:
JOAN C ABIPAILL - ;
MANUFACTUItEIt OF BOOT S a lk `
ITJ, stud SHOES of .dory dmicription, 31 Smith old
et root, Pitttlitith, I.n. otatilyd
JAMMS WILSON,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
HATS AND CAPS,
No. 91 WOOD MIMI:7, Fluahurgh, and Frio
ttent. Allegheny. ughly
SALES OF STOCKS,
DOSES, REAL ESTATE, te., Art.,
"W""MT' I L Om
An'rjuj'
SIERCUANTE. EEC:RANGE.
Apply to
AUUTIN Looslloak 00,
and Nolo Broker,
07 Fourth Stovl.
).72
U iIgriCEIVED--
leo,ooo °ermine Cigars
146,063 tlarana
201) b.. Virginia Ilsnofortored T..bereo.
The herded assortment of Cigar* and Tobacco CYO( offered
to tide idly, to now opeo for edminat rg o r o r w Nl N , B
car. Smithfield areet owl Diamond Ails._
BAC° '.-25,000 is Bacon limns,
WOO 164 do (Moulder* ,
10,0IXI lb. do Sider,
40 tor S.O Ulm..
./cat reeltred and Ibr rale by T. LITTLE i, CO.,
/EV N 0.112, Fesond st, ..„
ITTSBURGH. , -GAZETTE
WELLS, RIDDLE &
SO Fiiilrth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
PANOTACTIMPIIS or
WiIIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
omen colicitimitrom that...to:stud promptly chip
pod .1 per huctructiont.
Tu.-6 mouth.% or 5 par coat. dlimmot for cult.
ROPES AND TWINE,
arrncr of Prnn and Whinut Pittdourgh,
AACE, ALW.I-V5 , ON lIAND A FULL
Knpirly of Coil and Ifiliter llolo4..ltodeortlx. Fash And
Crate Cord.: Wool, Bn..rn, Cotton a4d Flax wt., Perm.,
niol Colored TirluN Out Line., Staging end 316.40n . 11
anal FdkniS
IFORGatt.l.
Own, of PIM, .Graf amt Mak& 4/try.
Allegheny City, Pe.
FIETTER S STAL76,, Nlnnufneturero of
IJ Imps - 01,1 Toot. and Ramat (Warden 11,,,,
Illoolcomltltlng In g,umrol. lr.. dolt. to °Mier.
All orders promptly attnrolml to.
WILLIAM BA_IINHILL & CO.,
61 Penn tit., below 31.arbury, Pittsburgh, Pu.
QTEAM BOILER lilAligllS AND SILEET
1.„) Iron Workers. Mannfacturess of Banditti's Patent
Wter. Isteotnotire, Fined sild Cylind, Boilers, Chimneys,
Breitl,ru, rir• Steam Pip... , Condense, Salt M.,
Ittmr Pans. 1 rtn, awls, Welton, ete. Also, Blacksmiths'
I%"ork. nti4a and %I:nivel Irons. dons at the shortest no.
tics. MI °niers from ts Butane.' promptly attended to.
Jett
TILE ATTENTION OF CARRIAGE MA
KERS, itrebllers and. Maier% is directed to the large
stock of No. I EtrUarled Bidet; for Topa land Tritutulug.
}ntent D.utit,Collar.or ltnllior Skirting,Splits, Dad Skins,
Qr., for aide al eastern prices by
GEORGE 11. ANDERSON.
Na. 5 St. Clair at., '2.1 .tory Phlllip's Building,
mrlituitud l'lttaburrth, Da.
Penn Cotton Utile, Plit•hurgh. •
ENNEDY, CIIILDS & CO., MANUFAC.
LTCLU:ItS of—
Penn A No.l heavy 44 Shvetingal
Oariad Chain of all Mora and shady.;
Comm Twin,
" W d Cords:
Linea and Saab Cord:
" Rope of all ' , WA and datorlptinnr,
Betting.
4 , ,i—r.t.n left et the iletdareire SI 0115 or I.>Z
•.~,.•1 .tenet. Intl hero ettentine. je2:e.ll
SIAN Y AOT It Ell OF
QULPIIURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
su.vitn...f Nam; Nun: Arid: s •
3!orMilr Avid;
A.iim Ammonia. 1 , 1 , 1"; Nitro. do
Fowl. e. Solotion;
NVAIIREN'S IMPROVED FIRE:ANI
Water-Proof Compmdtion Itoors and Itoofln, 5[
•
/BENNETT,
Sc. ,me i Ihr Menatactory,,,rn, . u4 nanklin r vte. Biruslngtuan,
11.10,111
0 J .... . . 7 ...C.
TABER, POPE & STREET,
osclLLATisu STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS AND BILL IR , /:K.q.
• v,
0.
WHIT M N I,l:F]f , 151211,
LATI Engllova of .•,L
ntly nn an.l ruadi. to unit., with Gt.anng. 510.11.4
..
fut I.l..urtn, and .w tltllw and ..t Arc rur,or.
A Mum faclurrr. .11 11ObrItof Omo,n
Edlm, ml.l tw , ut.
I neln , l::, Turtuog and lkwlng Lath.. .31 crery .14
lIIM=I
T 11144 AS ...Tr.]. JUN] P....R0N . 1,1 •ITSr.SO.II.
Union Fotoolry. '
MITCHELL. HERRON & CO.
WILL CONTINUE 'TIE BUSINESS OF
U. Vt.. V bra t I Ile v 1•1 Atanl ..1 1 . 1.:. COCK.
SI I 'wit cm., e ,,. 7 , , 1..4 ut,,,, ~
They •• :1 nant.Ll, are. ... lowa. n 1aN ,,,, ‘ , 1 r ..,,..., .....
, ifr. t .• •. 4 t CS . SI i S.S. nunprkur,r.
C. , “:.:ng Stoveqr - Ranges and Slide Ovens,
4)F1 , 1 , 7. AND PARLOR .‘ToI'ES,
MANTLE A: KITCHEN GRATES.
Hollow Ware, Watoa Boxes, Doe Irons,
SAP :1, ,, N5. TEA KETTI:r....4.I • LOWS I. PIA .1' I' , INTS,
! Min and Nilleilinory ea ,Lings Generally.
An d ii.ks and w At Ert VII , E, of .11 .120..
1)01.I'MBEIt AND OAS FITTER. No.
Fourth 41,, nrar I.4lwrly. srol 472 1..00 str.,l,
1..4 L. Al•lertuen Purkin.oo . • 0tric...0 , 1 14,1,441 r
1-4 , •• l 111,benr
no- als-enitttn of F 414.14. h.r Wnier,
nag
vn v3l!
• • • • •
A ISHED ENG L A Sole A vnt.
PROM T 11 E ()RDA N AL PATENTEES.
JE:%lmm a Co.. I,nd•ot. and 11,1:+r
t York, a f an•l n 1, , at
All u•.rk 111 u .uv-rtor Dr•winv ,
anJ JA h•.'2Fourth atre,t. n.,nr
rrt Vaiya
TETE& cLIAFFF.E .kgenis Neptune Insur
_L loasyrtto
FINNEY. Agent Eureka Insumene
• NO. U Water strtwq..
_
A A. 1 . AItRI E I{ sEcRETA ity
Prnwyl•tanin C..parly htt.A.urgh.
Yvltrllk
Grocrrs
le anufacturcro
J. & U. OERWIQ,
1,11:111TAC7CF.1.1 ,1 OF
I=!!!=tlM%til
WARREN & CO.,
NIANIIPACTLarns AND iF.:II..F.ILS IN
IRO.V AND NAILS OP THE BEST ND.%
Shovels, Spades. Picks, &c.,
A 11.4 .lo , h ,1,1 at manufwethrirs'
WILLIAM TATS,
_X
75n~waallc The k'laor,
EMi2=o:So=l2l2
Insuranrc Runts
QAMUEI. L. MARSIIFLI.... S..cretary
1.3 n.”-,n, r'nmparly, We..r .Ercot
_
V M. GORDON . . S. , eretar- Wr=trrri Imiur
_L. V.
mtpany, 92 IV., .0.
. ..
I OA RN NEB. COFFIN, Aizent for Frank
', , n n Fire hwirmace C.mpany. North-rant corm, W.. 1
..•1 rhirtl .I.rryt...
. . . . . .. .. ._ . . .
. _ . . .
D A. M A DLI R A Agont for Delaware
. notaa l ‘,,, Atrance Co., 42 Wear, aim,
T HOS. GRAHAM k.,, ant Howard hour
anon eotartnv and PlttAt.urgit 1.11, I ',lmam.* Company
awl 31nrket otrvvin
T NEWTON JONES. Agent Manulactur
t, • • ti,ll: anr.. C., 94 W., ',mot.
.1. HUNTER, Agent Farmers' and
Nl,lmnle , 111. r... NlVater mtrevt.
JROBINSON, Agent Cantinenta
10fi tenrstv , C., ?A Fath rtreo.
P . POINDEXTER. Agent Great West
nit'rn In.turazto+ CA, Cr 7 Froul mtreol.
Ural 1--state agents
- - -
BLAKELY & REAL ESTATE
,Itr.aers.,..raer S and Stolthiirld atr,tta
Itattsburgb, 6 - t - 4.'arnt II.," Lot. Mal, Enna....
it
lamght ar..11 , a , 1•1 on contmlattion. Latal Warrant.. Bala
It.antlt and Not.. negullattal.lata - tal attention atitren
to
atAi.ntititt Farm. and ,Itqataing tJ tht.m. Term% rtattatna
I.le att'Atla.B
AM IV ARIL BILL BROKER
AJont• Ikant lltmett nt.P.
tit_ Sl. P.tu..• Cathedral All toutim.a ,ntruateti to lii
promptly attetalod at r..aonaltin commlaalont
• • - WILLIAM W ARD,
D EALER IN PROMISSORY
money.
1 . 1,110t1A ran procure tonne thruugh my Agency. on reseal.
shin loans.
Then wilthing Co Invest their money to gn0.1.1. - nnteen.
can alenye find fleet .11 second clan. over at
All rommunlostlons and inier*lssrs strictly rt.snfbipotial
iittANT ATItEKT, peal's ("nth.. 'rel.
plAtf
fiGEIV, LTS ' aS; '- , iAL EsTATE
kfi and I.uranco Agrnt, attends to intyin7 and ...Ili.
!teal tin.tn of nvery , tmkrriPt , ”n• nnd to
gmp.rAlly• Al., to LIB., ,rt,• property Irmo bo ,
by lir, for
"ZZ;
;;;;;
7 Weat. .1k of FeArral at rut, second door Soistis
of the North COMMOUR, Allek,hvn , City. 501,9
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Special Corresporrievio of the Pittsburgh tisarite. 1
Our Foreign Correspondence.
sraoss v.
My introduction to Ireland was not very for
tunate. Having reached Holyhead by rail, I
crossed the chounel inn steamer, expecting to
arrive at Dubliti early in the morning. Owing
to the hours of the tide the steamer delayed sail
ing beyond the usual - time, and in the morning
we were only in sight of the distant hills .of
Wicklow. A fog began first to wrap the tops
of the mountains, and then descending lower, it
came down upon the sea and completely inter
rupted our view: In the midst of this fog our
vessel, dashed onwards, the captain conversing
with the passengers, and no proper look-out
being kept, until suddenly we saw rocks just
ahead. The captain had just time to scream out,
"Stop her," "Hack her," when in a moment we
struck a rock on our side, and a wild scream
was heard from the passengers, and in another
moment we run fairly on the top of a low ledge
of rocks.
Providentially we did not strike against a
bluff bank, or we must have gone down. The
ship being fast, the moment of consternation
passed away, and the officers proceeded to loose
and lower the boats. But so few and so awk
ward were the sailors, and no securely had the
boats been fastened, that twenty minutes elapsed
before one could be lowered. Had the accident
been serious, no help whatever could have been
rendered. On examining the ship it was found
that but little damage had been done. The
rockei were part of a small island called "Ire
land's Eye," about a mile from llowth, at the
entrance to Dublin harbor, and where the Vic
toria was sunk a few years ago. It was also
the tragic spot where Kirwan the artist is sup:
posed to have murdered Isis wife, by casting her
down the bluff rocks.
As the tide was rapidly rising, in about ono
hour and ahalf we wree set afloat; but our officers
knew so little of their proper course. and were
so reckless, that we were driven a few minutes
after almost upon the bluff rocks of Ilowth.—
Some men in a sail-boat waved their hats and
shouted "Stop her!" but the captain paid no at
tention until through the fog we heard directly
on one side the scream of men, women and chil
dren. "Stop her—stop her:" The captain had
just time to order the wheels reversed, when Sr
came within touching distance of a bold, steep
rock. where the water, was many fathoms deep.
The people on the coast had heard the steamer
and raised the note of alarm.
After beating about through the fog we reach
ed the channel, and as the mist cleared away,
we sailed up the beautiful bay of Dublin about
12 o'clock. Right glad wan I to step on the
land again—for suet, carelessnesa iu navigation
I hail never before seen. The pilot blamed the
compass, and I heard hint remark he had joel
wakened it Ur too pointo. I could not tell w1.a.1
he meant until I ,w him leaving the wheel and
kicking the compass
Reaching Dublin, I bad barely time to drive
two miles to the depot of the Southwestern Rail
way, where I took passage fur Cork. The route
out of Dublin runs along the Phenix Park, con
taining grounds beautifully arranged, and in
which stands the —Wellington Testimonial," a
q uadrangular obelisk 205 feet high, and sarcas
tically named by O'Councli"an overgrown mile
mane." About four miles from the city I was
reminded that 1 was in a land of ancient abode
I and civilization, by seeing one of those singular
buildings called '•rotntd towers." This me at
Clondalkin has been' well preserved. It is o 4
test high and 45 feet in circumference—perfect
ly circular, with a •nittnlfer of door or window..
like tip.:::oces at different elevations; and it is
surmounted with an apes-shaped as a conc. The
date and object of these buildings have produced
much speculation and discussion amongst anti-
Ireland is emphatically n country of ruins.
All along the railway from Dublin t.. Cork, the
traveler is reminded of ancient times i.nd cas
tles. ruined abbeys neglected monasteries, ivy
dad walls, crumbling. towers, sm it pith its le•
gem's, claim his attention. Though I had read
the history of Ireland, and thought myself crime
what familiar Rich its general features, at lea:I
so far as descriptions could make one mu. yet I
was surprised at meeting these ruins at almost
every point. Among these I may mention as
worthy of note those of Kildare, Cashel and Kil
mattock. Near Kildare is a large plain or cur
ragli, now used as a race-ground. where once
Armies encamped and battles were fought. here
die Irish army was routed by the Ktuslish in
tittC.; General Porter had his forces Sc this spot
1601, and as late as ISOI, 20..110 insurgents
assembled on'this plain. The town contains the
rains of sa old church, associated with a monas
tery, built in the fifth century by St. Itridgid.
at old writer tells us that a sacred fire was kept
perpetually burning in this monastery, until in
12:20 it was extinguishes' by Henry tie 'Andres.
That soon after being rekindled. it was kept
until the period of the reformation. Here too is
a tine round tower, as also the remains of other
edifices.
Cashel, which is about 95 miles from Dublin
has one of the most interesting groups of ruins
to the British islands. It is a high rock, which
rise, above the contiguous ridge, and is crowned
with a castle. Tradition says that the kings of
Munster, before the Christian ern, bad their
regal fortress here. Among the remains are a
round tower, a small stone roofed church of I
Norman architecture, built in the twelfth cents- I
ry, and a large cathedral, occupying the space I
list wren the others. At 'the west end of the ,I
cathedral is a massive tower, rather a portion of
one,—for about nine years since, being rent by
n .term, a part of it fell to the ground. in the I
church is the torn), of Carmac M'Carthy, king of
Desmond in the 12th century. At the base of
the rock are the ruins of an old abbey and castle,
belonging first to the Benedictines and then to
the Cistercian monks.
Kilmallock is sometimes called the "Balbec of
Ireland," because of the number of the remains
of mansions, castles and ecclesiastical edifices.
The date of its origin is not known, but its name
is supposed to be derived front a saint of the
seventh century; who founded an abbey for reg
ular canons. Before the days of Edward 111 it
was an-incorporated place, and was surrounded
liy , a strong wall with four castellated gateway,.
Two of them' are yet standing. The old houses
were built of hewn stone, three stories high.
and adorned with embattlements and tine
mouldings. Beside the ruins of an abbey and
closed within the tower there is on the outside a
tall steeple rising from a cruciform pile, and
which is said to be part of a Dominican abbey
founded nix hundred years ago.
In passing rough the country I found two
things differ ut from what I had expected.—
First, the la 1 is not so wholly occupied nor so
perfectly cult ted as 1 had fancied. I had
supposed the whole island to be a garden: but I
found was e places and poorly cultivated lands.
Iho country is much more hilly or mountainous
than a garden can be. Ranges of mountains
skirted the view nearly the whole length of the
road. On the east wero the Gaiter mountains.
and the western range is a high peak with a
remarkable notch, called the Devil's Bit. Va
rious legends are connected with this spot. The
Killarney boatmen told me that it was said that
Satan was chasing some s ouls that had just
escaped from purgatory; they fled across this
mountain into the province of Connaught;
whereupon Satan, concluding that Connaught
was about as bad as purgatory, ceased tho pur
suit and contented himself with biting a piece
out of the mountain summit and spitting it. after
them. Similar stories the inhabitants of the
different provinces delight to tell in reference
Acorn other. ,
A second particular in which 1 hnd been
mistaken was as to the apparent poverty of the
people. There is much poverty—there are
poor hovels—but f saw no such degradation I
and wretchedness as writers usually describe.
Mud walls. earthern floors, pigs and chickens
about the doors, I saw in some places: bor . the
people were generally pleasant, cheerful, active,
and more intelligent than 1 had supposed. I
ant informed, however, that Ireland has great
ly changed for the better in this matter in the
last seven years. Labor is in demand, pro
ducts have increased in price, wages are higher,
I and , so far as I could judge, the people arc
improving in every respect.
Arriving at Cork, I found an old city of 90,-
000 inhabitants, Through it runs the river Leo
which Spenser Bas made classical. Time old
city was built on an island made by the "divided
Hood" of this little stream. But now it has
climbed the adjacent heights and spread along
the valley. Bt. Finbar is said to hare been its
first bishop, and to have built a monastery hero,
as well as the church which still bears his name.
The old church has disappeared, but on its site
a new one was erected, which preserve. one of
the old door-ways, built into the new wall. The
church-yard had a peculiar interest to me, be
cause in it rest the remains of Boardman, one of
the first Methodist missionaries to America. A
sketch of his resting-place, with the inscription
on the slab, was presented to me by Mr. Stafford,
who is an accomplished artist.
July, Mi.
MOB LAW. -A mantas been ordered ont .of
the town. of Yazoo by the citizens, under the
penalty of tar and feathers,' for his "general
meatiness of cluir . aster." The law, it is said,
iroteets the mama. individuaL The mob
which deprives him of that protection most be
meaner att7l,-
'• VOLUME LXX----NUMBER 295.
An Important ..letter.
At a regular meeting of the American State
Council, held at Altoona in April last, Messrs.
John Brotherline, John Covodo, D. IlP:Murtrie,
.1. N. Power, and George W. Patton were ap
pointed a committee to solicit from the candi
date,' nominated at Ilarrisburgb, on the . 25th of
March, an expression of their views in regard
to the principles of the American party. Ac
cordingly the committee, through their chair
man, recently addressed the following interrog
atories to :Messrs. Wilmot, Millward, Veeen and
Lewis :
1. Do you hold that in the election or ap
pointment of all officers native born Americans
should be preferred
ti. Are you in favor of the protection of
American labor, American rights, and American
interests
•
3. Are you in favor of the purification of the
ballot box:, a reform iu the naturalization lutes,
the ennetrdeat of a registry law, and the pro
hibition of foreign paupers and convicts landing
upon our shores
4. Are you opposed to any interference of
Church Hierarchies in politics•
5. Are you in favor of Free Schools for the
education of all classes, with the Bible as n text
book used therein 7
Ma. WILMof !I REPLY.
Ea===
GENTLEMEN: Your letter of the sth or May
came to hand daring the sitting of my courts,
immediately on the close of which I left home,
and returned only a few days since. This must
be toy apology for not curlier having respond
ed to your communication.
lam requested to answer certain Interroga
tories propounded to me in pursuance 01 a res
olution of the late convention held at Altoona.
The history of cur state establishes a wise
and safe policy in respect to the point embraced
in your first interrogatory. It will be found
rare indeed, that any except native born citizens,
have held high rtlicial station either in the
'Executive or Judicial departments of Our State
Government; tind the same class, with compara
tively few exceptions, have filled the seats of
our Legislative halls. - .the naturalized citizen
cannot reasonably complain that this tradition
al policy should be preserved. There is nothing
in it, intolerant or .
. prost:iptive; nor will the
enlightened or patriotic citizen of foreign birth
so regard it. It imposes no legal disqualifica
tion. It lakes from him no right. Official
station of right belongs to no man. While I
adhere to this policy as one of wisdom and
patriotism, no American who properly appre
ciates his responsibilities, would neglect an
inquiry into the character and fitness of
candidates presented for his suffrage; nor
could he, without betrayal of the hest inierests
of his country, disregard the claims of
principle involved in his choice. Thus aces
sinus may arise, rbett ah enlightened and
faithful discharge of duty, would demand our
suffrages for the naturalized citizen in prefer
ence to one born on our soil. Understanding
the spirit of your first proposition as not incon
s!stent with the views here expref.sed, I yield , it
n.:• cordial assent.
Are you in l'avor of the protection of Amer
ican labor, ' American rights, and American
interests
To this, your interrogatory, I shall
content ntrolf with a simple affirmative an
swer.
The matters embraced in your third interoga
tory are of the first importance, and demand
the most serious consideration of the patriot
and statesman. The boldness and success With
which frauds are perpetrated upon the Ballot.
Box, hive li.eeme alarming, and unless prompt
ly and effectually checked, must end in the sub
version of our system of Free Government.—
The fovea of Liberty may remain, Ind only as a
cheat and mockery.. glossing over as cruel a
despotism as ever cursed a people.
I would sustain with my whole strength any
and every memoir., wisely devised, to preierve
the purity of oar popular elections. Willful
(rani upon the ballot box is moral treason
against Republican Government: and all duly
convicted ..t being concerned therein, i n addi
tion to other penalties. should be forever dis
qualified front holding office or exercising the
elective franchise.
Doubtless our naturalization laws could be
so amended as to aid in securing purity and
fairness tmr elections; but we should not
weaken our Stoic sovereignty, hylooking to the
Federal Government as the great source of re
form in Ode matter. It belongs exclusively to
the States to regulate this whole question of
suffrage—do prescribe the epplifications of elec
tors—te provide safeguards against frauds, and
inflict punishment fqr assaults upon the integ
rity of the ballot box. Our own State cannot
too early or vigorously exert its constitutional
pow, in respect to these tentter3—vital 119 they
are to liberty and the existence of free Gov
ernment.
It has ever been d source of just pride to the
true American, that his country opened an asy
lum for the oppressed of every :and. God
forbid that we should be so ungrateful for His
blessings, as to refuse to share them with the
honest and industrious of whatever clime or,
country; but it to an outrage upon our hospi
tality, and a violation of international law, for
the Governments of the Old World to ship ear-
goes of criminals and paupers on our shores.
Our Government cannot be too vigilant in
guarding our rights in this respect.
To your fourth interrogatory I answer; that
I am opposed to the interference of Hierarchies
in politics. The office of 11 Christian Minister
is second no other iu dignity and responsi
bility.. I would not detract trout his functions,
or impair the respect due to his character. I.
acknowledge his right, and as a teacher of the
people, I believe it to be his cluty,, to speak
openly and fearlessly against social and politi
cal evils, destructive of public murals and at
war with the interest and happiness of man
kind. In thus publicly speaking. if he trans
cends the proprieties of his place and office, a
safe corrective is tonna in the censure of an
enlightened public. But that a Priestly Order,
invested by the Laity with 11 mysterious twice,
dotal character—with pretensions to extraordi
nary spiritual power—bound together by strong
ties. mid acknowledging 1111 their head a foreign
potentate—that such an Order should enter the
field of politics,. control our elections and influ
ence the policy of our government, is surely
cause for alarm, and should awaken the jealous
vigilance of the American people. It will pro
bably be denied that any such hierarchal influ
ence is brought to bear in our elections. We
should judge with candor, and not condemn
without proof.
We see the American people divided on a mo
mentous issue. The principles of human free
dom or bondage are brought in direct conflict.
Man's inalienable right to life and liberty is de
nied. The dorritie is openly asserted by those
who hold the government in their hands, that
God created the mass of =naiad to be slaves.
In the heat of this great etroggle we see the
strongest ties severed—the ancient political par-
t.es of the country broken, and men of every na
tion and faith divided, save-one. The votaries
of one church alone are united in political au-,
tion. This unify in the midst of otherwise uni
versal division, is truly most remarkable. - From
Maine to Texas—from the Atlantic to the Pacif
ic Ocean—in every city. town and hamlet—un
der whatever circumstances placed, or by what
ever influences surrounded, we find the votaries
of this church arrayed in political action on the
side of slavery. This cannot arise from an in
telligent assent to the principles of slavery; be
cause those principles would reduce ninety-nine
out of every hundred of these men to the con
dition of slaves. Whence are we to look for the
cause of this unity among eo many hundreds of
thous:lade scattered over so wide &surface? Wo
find the votaries of the Catholic Church 118 a
class, among the least. enlightened of our popu
lation, and thus in a condition to yield ready
obedience in all things, to an authority which
they have been taught to respect as of God's ap
pointment. The church of their faith advances
high and extraordinary claims. It is the only
true Apostolic church. It is infallible in doc
trine—miracles, continue to be wrought within
its holy communion—its head is the Vicegerent
of God on earth, and successor of the Apostle to
whom was entrusted the keys of Heaven. It is
a pure Hierarchy. The Laity have little or no
power, all authority being concentrated in the
Priesthood. Again I aski *hence this unity in
political action, among the iotariesof this church,
when every other' enomination of Christians is
divided? In seeking for an answer to this in
quiry, all men will look to the source where the
power resides. When the votaries of the church
of Rome, shall exhibit in our political contests,
the like diversity of views and action, that is
seen among all other classes of our people, then
and not till then, will the public mind be reliev
ed from the suspicion, that hierarchal influences
are mischievously at work in our politics.
It is idle to evade the point, by labored efforts
in defence of religious freedom and the rights
of conscience. No assault is made upon either.
The largest liberty—the broadest toleration—is
conceded in matters of religions faith and wor ,
ship. The ground qLecimplaint Iles here—that
a tlierarchy,investelVtith peculiar sanctity and
powers in the eyes of the Laity, should exert a
spiritual influence to Control our elections, and
give to the policy of our Government a direction
adverse to the wishes of a majority of the peo
ple, not within the sphere of such influence.
No intelligent man will question the fact; that
the late Presidential election was controlled by
the united Catholic rote, If the adherents of that
church had been divided in their votes, as were
all the Protestant sects of our country, the pres
ent administration would never have had en ex-
ist nee. The Slave Power to-day would not bo
master of our tiovernment—promulgating its ale
hurrent doctrines through our judicial tribunal*.
—undertniuing the sovereignty of the States, and
boldly trampling down the element tionstitutional •
rights of the citizen.
it is also apparent to every intelligent obser
ver, that the same unity in the Catholic vote
Is relied upon as the main support of our op
penents in the coming Stole election. Wi,h
them undeniable facts before us, can it be said
that there Is no ground for the strong convic
tion in the minds of the American people, that
hierarchal influences 120 i only interfere in our
politics, but actually control our elections 7 If
the l'rotestant note of our country presented
the same unanimity in oppoailioh, to the pro
slavery Democracy, that the Catholic church
does iu its support, our opponents would dot ha
slow or measured in their denunciation. Indeed,
the chiefs and press of that party, assail with
gross vituperation such Protestant Christian
ministers as openly in the face of day, denounce
from the snared desk the crimes of slavery, and
insist upon the sanctity of the martial anti pa
rental relations, In them, it is a grievous of
fence, to proclaim, in connection with slavery,
the great essential truths of Chrlatianify.—that
Cod is the Creator and father of all men—that
Ile made of one flesh all the nations of the earth
—that Ho is no respecter of persons, but holds
in equal love all His children; and that He will
require of every one the observance of His right
eous law: "All things whatsoever yo would that
men should do to you, do
„ye even as to them."
This alliance between an ancient and powerful
Church, and the slave interest of America Is the
more remarkable, when we impeder the fact,
that the early and authoritative teachings of
that Church are in condemnation of 'Anvers.—
Sow long this strange alliance is to continue I
know not—how long it iv to be successful is for
the American people to decide.
To your fifth interrogatory I answer—that I
am In favor of Free Schools for the education of
all classes; and am opposed to any exclusion of
the Bible therefrom. .
Respectfully yours, D. IV:mut)?
ITo John Brotherlino, Esq., Chairman, Ste.
Sor Zalt or dent
• To Let.
ACOIFORTABLE TWO STORY
Dvelling, altunto on NVatillington street, Alla
envoy city, containing fh. MOW soil notated garret• toe.
nemlon can tronallatoly. linquiro of
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it. 11. KING, No. 210, Liberty el.
r LET.—An elepuit Store Room meg
.1_ Firth street, between Woad and Market; sultableAnd.
hir • Valley timids estublishineut, having Fhoir Window nod
SO -light. Enquire at
nip] kilt( GAZETTE etiLIFTINO ROOM
rpo LET.—A well finished Dwelling agi
.nth yard room, shrubbery, he.. delightfully ate rj
lusted on tlie river bank, in Allegheny City, POSY the reel
dr two of sire. Snowden. Rent los, Enquire of
Dr. J. P. DA ICE. Peen etreet.
Or of MOSES DOKLAND. Euls
ntyl4sltlis a few doors below the preserve..
WE
LLINOEIOI:SE TO RENT.—That
Dcommodious mad well finished DweWog House.
hice gtreet, bow 00....0p10d by the dtbseriber. The Lwow le
In hoe onlor, end tue aa the modern conveniences, water.
g•s, de.. to male I tdedrable for • tomily. Pommel:ion on
he had any tin:- ad, the hret ot May. Apply at No. 42
epl.dtt JAS. LAUGHLIN.
916 EET.—three House!, fourin
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Minereville Remit Rent line 4111 S grlnd tomtit. Empire a
jnl7 WAITS WILSON, Ne. 268 Liberty arse.
"OR RENT.—Two Brick Dwellings on
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Back Builihom Goa, Bath:manna, kr— No. 167 has eight
Rooms, Gas, Water. Lc.
Also, an Office on Fourth street, near Cherry ails). Boot
$45 pu annurm THOS. WOODS, 76 Fourth st.
fIFFICE TO LET on Fourth street, between
k.../ Smithfield end Wood sta.—No.Ol. Andy to
tnrl2 'Amu: L)Ostto A CO.
0 LET.—The Hall formerly occupied by
Z
&one of Tempettnce, on the corner of Wood and.
Third street, Enquireof JOILN M'GILL & 8011,
turadf No. V. 7,7 Liberty street
- 1- 1011 SALE.-4i acres of land near Hratoice
Stetson ..n Allegheny Volley U. R.lO miles from the
Building Lot. N. by 100 feet on Peedusylraula Ass
enue. neer Min," ...et.
5 do do a Vickroy anted near :singes ;street,
It do doom Merl, rteret TI.IT exec:,
2. Jo ,In wh Llull ay./ leebelle samosa.
In the Eighth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh.
Alan, 1 Lot on the corner of Penn end 4111.1rbUry greet.,
fronting: 36 foot on Penn and 100 toed IV% lneheees.M=
wiin,nt to the drr. of the l'omplyttargisa4
For forma etc_ inquire of IfitACJOIMk
Jyl7nllin Owner floes sod Finn sta., Pittsburg!).
OF SALE.—A Two Story Brick House
on Molt. stn•et nearebratnat street eontaining four
Itocement, kitchen and Mobbed arric, water mind pa
i,ronct, the honor. all well Aulthed and in the best of Order.
It will i.. ot•hist the low price .14...11ALVandatie•ntlettna.
Apply t.. G. BUN, Wen ride of Federal at.,
• Al door tooth of the North Occonanne, Allegheny City.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
LIIE undersigned °Were for sale the Farm of
Acres, on which he now yssiAes, ail - natal on the Per
asille Plonk Roast siz miles from Allegheny City. The
place Is well known as one of the tonaAmmiest improved
Olew on the road. The dwelllng.ncarlymew, is a good two
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meets, myth as valuable fences and a choice selection 'of
young fruit tre on, among which 1 s is number of choice
gripe sines, now In full bearing. This farm would suit...ell
fora Dairy, hes a rot of nesepfaillnx water passing through
the whole place. Its proximity to the two last markets in
the west. meke•ft well worth the attention of any pmion is
want of such a, fem. The plank road rams right through It.
Iy29nlawlf lIENRY PALMlift.
Iron Land.
5 000 -
k ORES OF VALUABLE IRON
ORE LANDS' FOR SALE.—The under
signed ho the followlnglands width he null sell at • vety
reduced price and on liberal terms in tracts of FIVET110II•
SAND ACRES or tho whole. Titles perfect, •nd good oar. .
runt• deeds will be given.
This Dud Diu tracts of five thousand acres each, all idle.
stool In too comity of Perry and Stan) of Tennessee, about
six miles from tholentiesme river, to which point midge.
tion h uninteruptod at disowns of the year. The Iron
Oro is von abundant, rich, and acknowledged to be as good
If not the lost In tbe State. The lands are also ,well watered
by the miters of the Buffalo and Duck rivers, and are very
heavily timbered with Poplar or White Wood, Oak, Chest
out, ge. A largo portionof It Ls well adapted to cultivation.
For briber portieulars•Vply either In personae by letter to
GEO. W. REARDE:S.CaIro, lIIL,
Or to SPRINGER ILARBAUOIL
Sild, Liberty st.,
Osstge City, lowa.
WE OFFER FOR SALE A NUMBER
of 'VALUABLE LOTS, In the to of .osageAlitch•
N 1 County, lows_
• These tote are each 06 32 foci, fronting on Wide stroote
and an, eituated in the most thickly settled part of this
thriving town.
OSAGE CITY . .".
tha4.4.
Is the sent of the Giorentrneut Land Office, for Tur a ke larcf. --
Laud Dietrlet, contains &taint fifteen hundred.. - ,0.
le rapidly Improving. and destined to be cstiapfAi, • i,
flourishing towns In (owe. : ' ,.--2 ~ prfairo
Thew lot. will
to
wild at a low price. Till ...
can be obtained at the oftlce of the aubacrlbcra: . --. 4- -:
jet D. )!'LAIN A SON. filif4Shtirth at. 0...-
Lota for Sale in Allegheny.
EIE undersigned ofTers for sale a number
T
of beautiful building lots, fronting on the Wen tam
mon..on Ridge street and on Water Lane. To tenons who
ate& to bidld comfortable private residenoes, the above gre
wta greeter indommenta than can be found any when in
this vicinity. Inquire on the prendbm of
J7l3:3trelawew .101111 IRWTH.
-- •
FOR SALE—One of the handsomest (tenn
try mats tdong the Ohio River and P. P. W. • C. rt.
twelve miles from Allegheny City, containing 711 acme; or
tee
will sell 12 acres of the front. The improvements are &
largo cottage house,' frame stable and other outbuildings,
a young and thnvintt orchard of the best of grafted troll, to
large quantity ofruspberry and strawberry vines, and other
shrubbery. At the owner wishes to go west,ilt will be sold
low and on easy terms. Apply MO. W. DUNN, wait aids
of Federal street, 2nd door south of the North Common,
Allegheny City. Jyli
FN B FARM FOR: SALE—We hare for
lade, airman on the Bondi bank of tlut Ohio river, about
one mile below the mouth of Racoon creek and about four
and a half miles Wow Philllpsrurgh, In Bearer county, a
very excellent Berm of :".2 inn.% about 24 area of It cleared
and under fetes. The Improvements cormist of • Franco
Cotten* Bonen contalnina Ore rooms and cellar, Barn and
Stable. Orchard of choice fruit, viz: Apples. Nam andth ‘ p.
sea, also a few Peach Trees. Theroare several Ann spring.,
never failing.
This farm bent .heated on the Meer, with the linen
depth of water at all mama, would snit a gentleman con
nected with the steamboat basin...
The steam pickets and the trains of the Cleveland and -
Pittsburgh Railroad pew, daily.
It hes also an abundant* of Me Clay and CoaL Will be
gold oil very moderate tams. Apply to
.030 BLAKELT t RICHEY.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
BALE.—The undersigned offers for We on fitetwahle
terms, a large number of building lot. In the Bth Ward of
the city. The lots front on . Perl6l7l.Btlill Avenue, Watson,
Forbes, Loma, Simla, 'Clays and Bluff street., are hot
w minutes walk from the Court Muse and w ill be sold
w cheap.
Pe y
rsons desirous of scouring a mom:dint and healthy
effort for • house, or wishing to porches. for speculation,
s part of the city whlcS must continue stendUy to Imputes
II foul it to their edema...its to call upon the substribur.
MAGEX Atep at Lair,
Na In& lifth street
1, 1 LULUS FOR SALE.-113 acres of superior
Forth Land, full of . Coal, on . the PhtoLurgh, L Wayne
and Chicago Bollrood. -
112 Acres of Excellent land and Connel Cool, near Dar
flngtom
ICI Acres of Land on the ll+ Lllpainl, 21 tulles hole,. the
city.
186 Acreaof land, well Improved, near the lows Otdit.
%Acres of Land, three miles "Oath of the city.
Fume, f.kmott7 Beata, Homed sad Lott,
kn., ea described In a printed Register, which Is Wen to
who Irish to purchase. Enquire of •
21.1011A8 WOODSilteal ratite Broker,
apl6 X 0.16 fourth street.
fIREAT BARGAINS IN COAL LAND.—
NJ We now offer that valuable Clog Tract of Land. Situate
on the Monongebeln river, In the third pool, adjoining the
town of Webster, Containing 4Z/inert; 311 acres of whkh la
pure black neat' oft' feetieln, there Is also a moan& vein of
4% feat. 20 nerntof Ilne timber.' suitable for pit Toga. This
property cannot 'be Womanised fora coal site on the Monon
gahela riser, se the landbig Is`good mid deep water all ow.
bne ot the pearls offered at a geoid ILLEIGALS as the owner
going West. apply at woe
B.201(4111 kot;teli 4Th et.
00 AND 64 ALE.— he undersip;
offerkidt .64":01111 MINOT= Awl NWITACUIS •
eitUtUt 6:o the Nut pool,oaa to,epoitStairsig,lpANOir
wither Atoriongthela - • -
Ths sUutiu Hof Iron, min, Cid mu, uk3uAlu... ll ,
directed to , u It is balleud,tbo
profitable 1113134M1101 b cub u Is not' oftu
terms uneasy. Fulrculut guy biPIA O . 4 FY •
or übenUe, by u MS • 'U•dkeu.
Atif!TlN LOO IS k Stack treet.
N a ndrth
ava
FRESH MILK COW. FORSALE--She
A
ittl4.M° salts cocci m111[44,40 Is oc . tho Durham
.y2 i ow cow and , ad; staachiciter.
pOR ALE--20,000 .BrielWA ahoico
artick,Jott remind sod Cocirezi r , ; i c o
1910 Polat Ironer IFirl#l,l4ot.