THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ESTABLISHED IN 1786 NEW 'TORN ADVERTISEMENTS. from yrs:Taut, OWES k GIMAL Norsrerna Au wrist. Boum, (Appleton's Building.) N 0.3413 and 34.9 Broadway, New York. Godfrey's Celebrided Cordial ES tt ere ASt cisagtauslt tb,lc non stousanc, APOSITIVE AND PALATABLE Bawdy for general Debility, Dyspepsia, I,e, of Ale patti,e, and all diffirdeni of the Digestire Organs The inventor and Dropirkitoref Gadjecyl Odebrated Cler. did/ Bakes In groommending them am an onriffslled wale end Inelgonint, r=etained by the not medical autboritlen of Europe and Muffles, Ns well ea by the multittidee who hare tested [heat. •As • nistoratire they stand alffe.— Thousands arta aro now languishing might awake to new euletenoo by this powerful motivator. The dyspeptic who Marie touodfreye (Ardis! Bitters, Buds herniate pernue neut. Upon the vital organs, they eureka a direct milde r:7 Influence, mad yet their agency le se ealutety.— roe Videfftil Arhty. sinking at the stontsch, loft of miff tit. sick headseli. or e t a don, hypocheffiruwie, broken eleep, estate:est , faintnes afte r ) exerriati. naildhg, Vourib ! • 1110115111.0 BARD, Oil and Aides, Leather, Oil an i: d Shoo Findings, Prol. :15 :Alba* &red, PIT:8111111011. PA. FRUIT CANS YOB FEESEEVING .FEITITH A Kind well Tested in nee, and Gave Given ENTIRE SATISFACTION. 41= EASILY MANAGED BY ANY PERSON. JOHN FLEMING. No).Fr Market et, comer o f Third: TORN FLEMING, DEALER IN HOUSE, knadd.g Ilardanue, Hollow Ws.. Maw! Wan. Cot- Brlttanyda,lSrlnta, Jppannod. and PrenoodYla Warn, Wood and Willowyares, coax or Market ind Third AL, Inotßag. t andnnegb, Po, all kinds of Jobbing to our lino, don* "lib d yrtlyd NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS, From ALBERT 0. ILICIIARDSON'S AYrmratrn way COn ■aroautra Onme.,3oD Broadway. Silo link. Highly Important to Rectifiers, Liquor Alerchant• and Vholeaale Grocer.. DR. FEUCIITIY ANGER'S Flavorings. to Prcdurr ate Mommra's Xueire Every Desired L . THE UNDER..5,1671.D HAS LATELY ...le grout itnpnitecurca• In 4,1, branch of Mimi., The deriving" are pot op In iiackages of b. Id and .10 and rolhhi r. bot the abided of Puri. Spirit. either la or 411 i proof, and Litpion euch Conan, either dark or pale, /lineal will English Jamul. and St. Croix hum. Mo. notigahela 11.irbuit. Irish and Smith Whisky, Apple, Poach, Cherry and Mayberry Brandy, Port and I.sideldi Wines will be instantly proctored. It requires no AM. but an addition of n pled .pi ea, say to gallone to yeti gaily of the to XpeCtli, Flawing. The hest C.d.,' Oil, non, yellow and white, warranted genuine.. bie as any oilier importer in the United State. Pege.i.re of every Lhpar. Extract of Conner, lib of which produces 'An ~.lions of Cond. Raw may, by Dr. F.'s age nod body preparation Le made smooth with tint a trifling expense. The prin. of Flavorings are extremely moilereny and dl. 'diction Mind' supplied lip DR. LEWIS FEECRTWANGER, novaisland imparter of Dr.., Eat-Mini oar and Metal, Pagoorreotyf and PitoLvraphic Gnomical. ' No 143 11Anns Last, Now To'[. 11. n.—Sots Agent forth ...Mort colobratod Cordiol Bitter. owl Gin. ap27,,l.awfmir.l earnagns Carriage Repo•itory• JJOSEPH WIIITE NOW CARItY- Ey log on Lucian in his ,peelers, premiere. (now lately enlarged.) between Ilttchta.h Lawretwa villa ram - the Two 31ile Hon, recperttuliv intlue the public to locpect his stock of CAItRIAGEti, ItiltitilES, tr. And he particularly infornis gentlemen parcitescre, that ono priceonly I. made. Fourteen years' extertem, in the boot lace. enables him to place before hi, patrons the sanuatiol, collortion of Vernet,. which so many years pert it her been hie particular department to select from the various and most mlouted Kustorn thutufacturere. The niecen, of his new system le completh the economy of hie arrange. merits will ,apply the best and inost faahlonalde mannfattn rers at moderato prices. Unencumbered by those heavy etpensee, which the mania for decorating House. of !Mildness, e has boapel upon the price of Goods, (owing to large route.) Joseph White will tall on ready &alley only, at watch lees than the nsnal profits. N. IL—tirtrrlagns repaired in Um best manner, with dim patch. felactscrtfli • Ittaburgh Coach Factory. STEPHENS, arc:twat TO n M AT PITTS rd BURGH. PA. T WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN aouncetoche Carriage using community an public In irennral, that I bare Gib. day purchased the inter• ein of my former partner, Mr. Albert. and sill carry on the buitinem in nil Ite branchen at the old stand, No. P 1 Diamond Alley. In changing the none of Gil, obi arid AO ntab liebeil manufacturing ntabliehment. I assure the public no effort ouch be wanting on toy part to &morn the awe high character ito long enjoyed by my prodennonand antielates. jaTlyd 3!. 1.. STEPHENS, Coach and Carriage Factory. JOHNSON, BROTHER & CO., on-rtr7 of Fklosont a,ol X.Mra Strreis, ALLEGHENY CITY. • --• • WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN thrm thnlr friend.. and the piddle per , rally. that they arernanufseturing Card:arm 'Woo,lo.a. Rockaway, Lingdea, ?leNitta and Citatiota, in .11 their natl. on • •tylea of •lnish and proportions. All order 4 wdi be ekroutod with strict regard.to durability cr. I beautr of finish. I:lld.irs will a 1.,, be attend"d to un ntogi :avocet," term*. L.ink in all their work the boat Eooteru "haft, role" !ma Nisei n • dent that nil who fn.., them with their vatronne will he perfectly .atistied on trial of their work. gunuturr. T. B. YOUNG & CO., FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. FACTURY—FmIcmI St., talwarn lIVM and Pmts. Ammar- Warehease—Nos. iS & II Smithfield St., QTEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We 1.7 am ennstantl:.. manufacturing eTTEANIBOAT Oa RI R FURNITURE and CHM ILS. and incite the atUmtiou Moos Interestotl hi furnishing Maw. mlkdIFS C. F. ICLOPFS4I 6 CO.. MAIsa7FACTUItEItS OF FURNITURE and..f vane, and rule. In Rommorat Ntabor.any and %V alnnt. ' parlor.. chantber. and dlatnrooma. equal to at., to te. 100SI/I awl at lower price, Elary an:de nude by hand and war fantetd. ifit - lloteL. and Steamboat. fnmishod at - 'hart notice.— WanToomm. corner Penn and Wayne au, Pitt.hnrgs. desrdterlyS .T.A...7SLE.S WOOT_I NV CABINET FURNITURE .VA NCE.ICT CEEB Non. 97 & '39 Third St.. Pittsburgh. w. W. IitSPECTFILLY INFORMS J blend* aulcustom.r.. that he halfwit c,:tupl , tcd l.a a.k,drarviture, which and hra cver ofkr,i for aspa to thi•city A. ha Pi , t..terminnl w up. hold hi. a. wk. with senan,- , 1 ,t,siela. wortunanshlr and and tha Us ordrm and facility in mannfartorina. is naiad to prAnce warrant , erd 11.71INITE It th• lowvat prier, alaray• hand tha grmtast varirty of - dolarription of fornitore. from, th” cheap.. and planoat, t., the moat .I.r ntit aml nntly, that n h0n...., any part may ha 111mi...heti from hia atocYor mnnufarturad to order. mrm (Commission, &r YLLOO. LEECH.. L .... -UHL 11. LZ2,I JOEL S. LEECH & N 04.242 04244 Liberty st Pitt sbnrgk. P. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND CONVNLISSION DEALEILq IN FLOUR AND BACON 'rill Plato anti Titineea Strwlc. AND PITTSBURGH MANUFACTI'RF;S. McALPIN & CO., nate .4J P. L...ch. str.Alpill rzt.bnrc.h GENERAL (20313115510 N AND FORWARDING 3snr.Rci-T_A. - N - rs. Levee ind Washington Avenue, WYANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS. TERRITORY, D. 11. THOMAS, Ca 0313115510 N AND FORWARDING ll MERCHANT. Na. 90 Pins Street., St. Los* fin. um" TO Smcn, Limmt & CO., I lons & [Arra. Loacera, Stmorr & Oa, I Zen & PAM.. parebnee orler, Lead. Hemp, Bacon, Drab. &e. Prompt attention given to Roy manner of forermallog. Jes:led SI'RINGEIt lIARBAIIOII, COMMISSION Merchant.. Unater In Wont. Prortaintts nod Pneinra sen prolly. Liberty otreet. Plttelatralt ; Pa. /of ENRY S. Ki":CG, (LATE OF TILE I firm .4 King k 510orhtn4) Commi.oon nlertfinzn, and Dealer In Pig ]lord And Blooms. N 0.70 Water low Starke , . Plunturph, P. apIP AA. lIARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO 112111.- . dy,Jonms en-;Cuitniuoon a nd FOrWlad , ng Mor chtu~t: Agent of the )imilison 0.1 Indianapolis Railroad. roo. tilVFirst and Ferry Pittsburgh. E I. ARD T. MEGItAW GENERAL Cornrolssion %lambent, snit Wholesale Dealer In Mann. factored Tobseco. Imported and Domestic Chpars. Snuff, kr.. ke.. No. 211 Liberty street, °plumate the Used of Wood. Pitts burgh. Pa. tohl2ly ALEXANDER GORDON, FORWARD- Wsawl Cotnutbralon Slerehalit, L. 4 PIN, .4 Sheet le. Age.. Dealer In Plg and Oar Lead and sho t . Anterican .4 51.11ia booksrllcro, C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO E.FL Wier.) Whohwahoo 664 Ronan Dealer hooka, bunlorwry and Pawl . flanginkroo, Frotrral avert, 6th dww E. E. of Warhol Square, Alhogheny, IbL T 0 I_IN S.,DAVISON, BOOKSE LER AND Stationer. encoesalr to Davloon ' , c.0... N.. 63 31.aaa , *tram, near Farnah. Pittalnargh, tw AN door , D STA lha non- or Third, Pittedegh, Pa. School and Law llonka non mantly nn hand. T L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA fi • VON Ea, No. TS Fourth A, Apollo Balldings. IT irN MINER, BOOKSE Aj„ Plttormr, sb+-,me 1141, FilTh aroet. 13bgssiciatts . • • R. R. T. FORD still continues hia new D VERETAIILE PRACTICE. office, Weet end Pennsylvania Accritte, (fourth Ptreet Emit end o Diamond arrest. Pdtelturch, Po. . flt. unlimited sum.. to Acute and Chronic Discasecesut not be equaled In Fly of the me 1101 prectke of the pram dm . enelechlierly/. 2°11.. O'IIRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED at Dr. Stottlia,onrner Flab and 5o:110412M rtrneta. on lUNDA VS, wroszevArd awl EATl3.lllhilB, from 10 to . 1 and 1 to 3 nr.lock. - Eal.-Itealdance au the Prownatiltr Road, VW P. 001241,11. P •PrORSIP.P.PII., W. TIOCTORS GAZZAAI Sc FLEMINGv .L 7 25 Sixth otmt, Plitabargh. Po. Vail:fond* Dri) Goobo f URPHY& BURCLIFIELD, DEALERS 1 F lo Silks gel Losillte float` generally, aud Almeria, Embroideries Itteple th.da, for family ere. An unuomally extenalre arolortment in all the above department... Jolt reredritt and selitag at the loarett D„ ce*. f•Northeulat mt. Fourth and Market ete.loll -ed - - ••• a. ••••cd • ' fl . c , ”••'• c. Arnio•T •CC a. Tong. AA.MASONA, CO., WHOLESALE and Ratan I n Drale In rum , and 13MPla Dry 0 . 44 I , olh ....at, PI Earstern ILanb `agents • In low.. J. TI. GRIFFITII, COUN&LLOR AT LAM DUBUQUE lOWA. lAT Oww GIVE PARTICULAR ATTEN 'lntoned:Wu and gaming of datitAimmanto, AtJA.Dutra us and Imwoundlng country. airßeaslianco rrwop a lma. FITTIOOlulet: . " L. Von Domsbaro, Jam* Lauth 0.0 It. Biddle Roberto, Au . y; N. 0. Murphy; Wm. CUOIW4011J111& 01,4 A. AD. IL 001.00IWI. wedl4 PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7, 1857 NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS From IL 6 SCITT:LL'B Adze liming, 2.71 Erowl Inky. • Patent Spring Clash. and Iron Furniture Co., Sfanutietory 64 & 60 Duane St. lerromnt, 292 Drnodway. Nese. Yoe - . rxrnsusn.lh49. TINCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS AND Propreitors the PATENT ELLIPTICAL STk:EI. XU CIIAIILS, the most elegant and luxurious Chairs In the morl.l. They the Iketaiuni at the great World'. Fair at London. Par...and New Turk. !Suitable for Parlors. I.ll.mrirs. COuntlng•Rosons. lintel. and Legislative (falls..'' Piano and Store Smuts, with or iambi. , Spring.. now and beautiful totter lit Iron Settees: Ilan. Park. and Garden (hairs: Coaster) . Chain and Railing. dc.: 1101.i:eat and Umbrella Stands. Bronze and QM:centre, Pier. balsam and Toilet Marble Top Tables: Iron Itedvreads. Plain and Ornamental, Po/ding and Permanent. for Publie In- Ittitlitiena, Servant.. Sr., Braekets, Gilt and Emma in great variety. Al.o. Sole Agentn fur SOUTIIIi ATI.:2 FISK ES PATENT 61.:11EIV which all othrre. The atterit.n of 3terchnitto u respettlully mvittol toen er.a.tuouttion ot the largeot aro' 01005 extoonlVl. ntock i t Amvrwa.. For nab. at the loweet Twice. for rash, ur apptwrmi paper. Jy2l:lntol , SAW VI. PIANO FORTES—L. A. Ile.s.L,Nos . , '_'tea Bowery, No.. York, Sdr Ag•mt flr c..4e to & Ft-4- minis Pzoto rout., misarpuJted for 101,0 nod finish.— I.alar• from the West and loth are in‘ - aed In all and ex amine. Also. now and 11et..1 hand l'innoo at low prie , , libsral diszonnt given to dealerr and ten,.ll,rs. The Cheapest and Beat Pumps T N TI I E WORLD, having &SOLI D I'iSToN and METAL VALVES. For pumping EXTRACTS. 10. T Awl COLD W. , .TER.soitathle fe Cisterus, Wens. Far.t. , l Mn,rn Ac. Throwing from 'At to 500 gallon , per to innate.— An ext , .llnnt FIRE ENGINE for (armor, I,rg. 111.eoont 11.a1.n. AGENTS wanteol. and Drritortal Itletts for .1.. A. SIAILSIIALL. No. 114 Pend stir.et. jylh:3111 , 1:n rowuer of MalAen LAI, New York. °STE? ICH I. - MA.I:I-11:11.{...14 Artificial Flowers, Pansy Ornaments and Lace Trimmings for Bonnets. Tutu. Mrson.erre or Pantouttortt— • The subscribers have a large Manufactory in Paris, and as in New York, exclusively devoted te the mettnEmture of the above kind of goods. Their present Rock embracing many thousand stele, of Feeth-rs end Plower,. Also the material for manumeturing thorn. which ere offered es wholesale only, at their Were Rooms. II WiDERSON, PMYTIL a (V.. No.olo. Mostlwo,. Nt.a. York PATEN T SPRING BEDS, PATENT SPRING Mfrs, Brim pun Harr !kiss - T.4st,, a It Pa's, IR. rauvair Mossirm Csmortre AND Sae. We manufactures:id offer for sale the 1.1,2 Beds ever sold In this or any other market. A personal inslwrtion wilt .st isfy nay one of thecorrectness of what we et ate.our null° Nets combine by. cheaptir, stmplleity and perfert security spun. raseeta, with"nt obstruertna the cirettlati.ra of ai Dueler. and others will consult their "wit interest by nintuitutur our Beds and Nets before purrhoong else where. C. H. A W. STitATIOV. Aglnts, Jen.Znall 2 , 9 Canal at.. N. S., r.tot of Itro.vlway. JOITVEN'S SID-GLOVE CLEANER. tento per bottle. 25 cent. per bottle. 25 rents per bottle. 25 rents per bottle. 25 errIVI 25 fellte pet bottle. cents per bottle. 25 re n per botll.• Ilea :al pair One bottle cleans Su parr, One bottle cleans 50 ienr. One bottle cleans 50 parr. A••••4er pro:meth from the pr,tarntion-th• Owen rim be worn intModrae/y after It II le,ned. Ith • pie ~.f •pply • mn.li pm-ft, of .the pr.Tarntlem y _lgl.: • 111. .hrt a.. ...tutly , tleapp. It ./. the Kid-Glove Alameda:l.. - Franco to tutpart that punt r fint.th and .. , ftnnta tor wt”a, the° el ebrated. It cleans Ltd alippere so.l i fhtto and colored kid Flow elegantly. It la altto an earl ,t at.... tor the t.silet and kw hoantifying thd coutpleat ,, n. ant .ettig tall pimple., A..., far exre...1.1 in eitcallonee any ofjtilllP ~,,, Ind and ..ne preparation. uqually sold tot blot 1 . . pole.• , ne tria. • traling exl.ertex of 'J.` , rents. , nor ince aty one t'r.t the article is all that It I. claimed to I.e. Try • a 1, , ,tt1e of It for 25 nets., and you aril txrer with ha arithont it It , obtained of all Drogg:.t..n.l la.a.lere In burgh, and at whohoale, .f the .ode pr..orwtor., ttli A 00-= Ilan.a.tr, Saw tuna. A Ittawal wee a.ut t- the trade A. th,e is an inter article in th. tita:l.-1. I .0,, sill rte rareful h , a., that the iulne of C . -tag nt..n each b.kttle otrrha.... Alw ,vo on I trv.l E SELLERS. ILE! , RT ltlrlll RI , SuN. LI:%IL sit, Ana ocher bru,gl.. 121i . ”1,111,h JOSZOPI'. Hoare Paraletting Hardware. PICOT I-I O'T I E its tool Johhers ,5f C11:1,-v I Tro Traps. Frro Iron, Tor and Warn. Fr•nrh Tent,' Warr, Awl,•s.•: faro, foal Holt • K.p.h.! JAprointA and lint tre PLATED 6.1 . 4.VN9 AND FvEKS. 63 !S,l4an Lan, Y. r 4 School Furniture. 1161afitr.t..1 cataLlowars Neal uv arylk au U. It r I . ok JO ' , mi. 24 I.tr .trt. Se., 1 :lc Modern Style of School Pornltore, XIANEFAt"rI'III.:I) on.l fr.r ..n.le by. st , N. , Eeems,le Tile Floor. /3i JOIIN , ' , `. N.- 4 . il"A"." `‘'''A ‘`'''' A-1 A ! r.., .1... r. h. 4. iudt...('ntuorr.ttori...., re.tllAle. %..g1 £ , ,rra. 1.,,,,-. .apply k. pt •on.Lainly cea erg 1 °wail., • tervrat 4 , .1 an apphent. , u na l.ere feiha t. , ALIE.EI) ENdEANI). Snle Agent. Llon , r , , N - Ew . r - zirs .. iiii- Ao - n eu, s. : 1 . - .; 1 1:0‘1 TII E 1 . P1i.11 :IN AL P A TENT i:ES. I_9 1it., , ,, .0 reef ,V , . r ..-i. , i . .(,...... m,.... A l' , 1.e.1,n. m[l,l , le..r. Millar 4 A NITACTV It EltS ~1 In , 1'1.t.-.... Ar.-h A . , ......,,,,,,,...., ..,... r, ..,... ~..... r......ir. r . ki t ten.. 1 1 13n4 run.. f,-.1... ~....1.....,^1• : • •1, ..1., it.. i... t. t. .... A, N.,. 2 1,,,, r 0 .”„ e t. ,„.., 1,,,,,. • he... rt , 1.n... parley mo.l It 1 , ...Vh.r ..,,,.., , 1....•, .111e11 , , .rt, fr. , .tine thei 1.... ./1.1•.• the te.,21•.•1 , ,ntlon. , ,ap2 . 1 1. tnr1,31.1 . , _ front th. 4....te., mu... al .-.141-11,.. , 1 ihe r entr.. lmi ~ • ~.ry L m ... when br-1141,t Ln ...Inp.el, a, wo:, els., , “k•tru I fttsuranre airnts. ... mon., have ot.talsw.l th. htsh.t pr..mimn To. I . . Luz {Trod Plaalk. own,' .pa p..i emly L. 1.! C Cl. AN A 'O.. (ierarrn. I 113,Unince thau sow •.[ltor ,„ 75 F our th ~; •tr,m.r,t, wink th.•tr uppri , ce,dool , l.l,mxnd to nil ;;sr. IlL• wonlry I. ••r what pr.• , 1..i •N.., •,..,. , -a -.1.,,r1. - A 11. - ‘1.1 , ..ttnl l , tl•ro• toe, 2.N.L. , ... nko-I tl.• ep, t• , r r IT, .1.. I 'II A Ft' E E Agen...s Neptune I nsur- J.:oyd s ~j, .1, • 1,, I.,f•at-t:e llali. W,..1 .creel. • - • - Co., - - • • -----" --- - - li FINN 6 torus. ,! rt. N•L .., , o‘ ate, .Ml, A . A. 4 : A It It I E it , SECRETARY AGAL E Y , C 0 SO It AV E & CI I . i • • .. . 1` , ...nw•1yt..a I n•us.r. , , Curaps.ny of INtl.s.lr st, B Whelps:4s Oman, Nos. IS and ,I, W..•• 1 5tn...., INttt j..„,„. si ~ nu . Ws.o.-,, Untrlll •t. lmrgb. . -_- .---- -.-- . I. li A WORT!' BRO. & BROW N LEE. . i s c , , k ~ 1 , %,./ .: ' i n • _i::.. 3. ,,!, , , A ,L t?' „. 1 , 1 ,1 1 :,;1 " . - ,;:l r t et°r ° C i ti " I 11 lir•or.,s. would regrp•cthilly In•ltr 1b....51um of th.. • puldar In their larcestas I,G! Wis.., 11r...1,.. Lainor.a. V.. 1 F MI. . ;t4 Ili f M )N. S•seretary Western I n5ur ..1.0.1 Frata• sail iansily 4irts-prars, .owl, .. Extra Ili.- Coll., ' . ~, ~,,,,,W2 %Tat, •tr,..d tn..luovernam•al J•ws ,10., tll.l I! , ,mltry 114,-la Ton, 111, Il yr,-• . . Y• , ong an e 1,,. I:stiws.,l4, and imyrlsl.l , ._, 1,...1 . j k.A VI NER C.) .- 71 X, A I rani rm• Frank- Tlsts. 6.erthg . • li•fimml St,ars. l'ur. 1'... -•an.• fran.l.r. 11 , -1- 'IP • Itri Vlr nsurlo, Company . Nor th rast r"rnsr W 0.0,1 kodOin, Old l'ult Wan, ~ I lerr, Ma.l.,Ts do. t . 1.. e. I rand •,.1 I hard 0tt,...t• Chunrausp 4n. Ohl Nl. , ..tavallola, Ity. Wh,.k y, D A. \.lAl.)ElitA.'Jl Gcnt fnr beltwart; I..rman sod llotvans 3lur .1 I . 42 WM.? rtmrt. 11,. %hoe. togetlwr with • ” r, • lb.. %hoe. togrtlwr with • a•l3.ra , • 3100.1 -• • -- Oncerl....euremoly low for cash, wrhol•••wl. tr.II 1,1 T • . • . - • --- ti :••• limy:al Insur. M. • - i'nvvl44 Telt .m I.7nrtwq. the INtsr.vol •n.l Mamoru' • y %oder .11.1 Mag D Els h MERGER, oitcx:Eits AND Dealtra Ia Bacon. Lard, Fig., I;be.awa, Lirtoma. c.rrner Smithfield and Sert , n.l Ptita ALEXANDER KING, (iron, and Import.r of 5 . 3.12. A 4h, N , o. 2711.46,13 •tre-et, Pitt‘hurgh. h apt lyd• BRO., Wholeamlo Grocers, R,tifying Mnill.rv. .n.l WI, and Liroor .11prrhanta. TY2 Liberty stre••t, Pittalmrgh. paS • JONES & COOLER, W HOLELA LE GEO . CEIL 4 and Dust Yurnibhera..lnalers In 1.”.10ne nn , l I•utsburyh Slantafactur., N 0.141 Water street, ureir tlwrry Alley.ll.burgh, QjlitIVER & DILWOItTII, 110 LESA LE Chumers, Nn. 130 and 132 Second wort, (butwarn Wuml and Smithfield. Pittsburgh. _ _ „ A CCLBE It T WITCI,I 7 , I ":;Ai:E Grocer Andeolll6lbrat,l) 31ercbant. In Prattle , . Lid Ptrabragh filatadotctural Ankh..., 1 1.11..rty Pittaramet. tong /VITO—. . . 'OUCI metro. JOIIN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE Oros - mend Conbuisslon 3fsrchsbts, No. 775 W.KI and Liberty street, Pittsburgh. 1014 • N ATATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE (11W- CER.9. Camtnbision Morrhanta and IN•silm , in Pru dues and Pittsburgh Manufactur.s, N.. v 5 I.ll.rrty surer, 1 . 11 tiburgh. aorra?miser. ISAIA/I DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE (iroc , ra, Commlaalonllnrchat., 1 , a 1... Prodoen, Nn mr Water .treat, and ft 3 Frnnt arrrrt, l'ittabarg!.. connunca (Late of Ihr firm Robison, Little k LITTLE &CO., WHOLESALE ORO CERS. Protium and Commlesion Iterrhent, and De.dors In Pittahurah Manufuturea. No. 112 rtes..] street, Pittsburgh. jalfliy..s3 •• • • , McCUTCHEON et CO., WHOLE SALE Ornnrs, Prod,. nit Corn mixairm Nlerchantc awl IMelere In Pitinbangli Slanulartnre4 ArtldeA, 219 Liberty street, corner of Irwin. Pltt.bural, ..,3n 3011$ AT , MLL ........... I. L. rul.. A TwELL, LEE Sr. CO. WHOLESALE bsorr•. Produce and Commission ftenh•nU,end Madan In I'ltt•burgh Manufartnros, No. 8 Wood .treat, bo twcon WO, and Front et., Pittaintrah. •iilß_ 11.PT.11.0P1/10, BAWL 0. twiny.", ttoßisoN & CO., IVIIOLESALE Orocors. Conimlsshin 31.roltants, sal Nail,. lo .11 Muds of Provisions, Profit... snit Pittsburgh Mantinsturts, No. 245 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. OBERT 11. KING, WHOLESALE ORO CER, Ceanmlcaloo M.rricont, sod Dolor Jr. Foonlioro, Viol, Floor, and all Maio of Country Proctor, No. 7.11 lAtc. arty otreol month of Sixth, PittoltrO, Pa. Lit.ro l act. mad.. on ootodiamento. jit.s:lo iMNILRTI,II3RJ JAlnd ¢n.Anr.a.• R° OBERT DALZELL & CO. WHOLE sALE Grocers, COMIDISIIOI3 and Ponrording Mor row.. soul Dezloroln Prodoonond Pittsburgh Monufactoroo, No. !St Liberty otreet, Pitt/dome. my/ • JOHN CAMPBELL, 'MANUFACTURE It OF BOOTSIc IL /11. and SIIOES of aTnry dcncription, No. 3.1 &Mtold umn, Pittabutatg, Ts. ocatlyd JANEE : WI .01N, Manufacturer and Dealer In HATS AND CAPS, No. 91 WOOD 1311113/17, Illubergh, sad Todere .treet. alDrheny. _ SALES OF STOCKS, BONDS, REAL ESTATE, Ae., , After July let.. et the MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. Apply Vs AUSTIN LOOMS k W. Stock And Note Ilreker, Jr= SY/ Fourth Street JOST ItECEIVED -740,0D0 German 140.10 Ilavana 200 ban Virginia Nanulleetured Tobacco. The Largeed enenrernent of agars end Tobacco erer offered la innelty, is flow open fornaneljuitiona EDRJ ievrAhrk:4ll on9:tf cer. 'Smithfield Anent and Dimond Alloy. WrOIC-25 - ,(olbs Baoon flame, 21.000 lb. 46 5h.144,4, 10,C(10 Ib6 46 Mom, 10 too 11, 0 H• 113., 1 . 4 ~,40..d mut Jar 6636 by T. LITTLE • CO.. 'yin N 0.112. &woad 4, Itiartufacturcro. ‘VVILL@, RIDDLE. & CO., 80 Fourth Street, Pitt burgh, I'a., .if.kkllnClTMal T lIONGS AND SWITCHES. Orden mooned from the trade. mid promptly ship• pea as per instruction.. Isusts--il months, or! per cunt discount for midi. 12113111 ROPES AND TWINE, Corner nr ilnariend Walnut streets. Pittsburgh. n,. AVE ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL Xi. *ripply of cull r !falter flepea. Bed Cords. Satth and Crate Conic .t, Cott , " and Flax Seine; Paper, White and Colored Taite; the Line, Staging and Matton'a lane , an2ltlydiven :17 , .7,G, if, FORGE, (.Cron of ll;ttrr Sfred and .ififid:r Ake, Allegheny Clty,Pn. lIETTER & sTAc.B. Manufitcturerß of I. _l , h.; ri,o t Trurk. avd Patent 11:101. Hoes. iolnek.auttltlog to g.nerol. dr .. do:10 to order. =llll W11.11.n twoln.t. • t WILLIAM - BARNHILL & CO., GI Penn st., below, Marburi,-; PittAburgh. Pa. SCE.AM BOILER 3lARgliti AND KIIEET Iron Worket, Mannfartun.tm of Itarnhill'a Patent 1441er. hocotta I 0... Cylinder I4 , iirre, Chiutnry, Brrleh..n, rite ar.l. Steam •Coml. ',ere. Salt Pan, linear Pmn.. I rnn Yowl, Life But, etc. AL., 131.sek.mtuithil Work. Itrithm nod Vimlnct Iron, door at the .honest no. lice. All ordet. Inno a 4lietunce promptly att.nded In. la_ "Patent Leather." • - - - TILE. ATTENTION OF MA HERS, Snit!lore. tupt Dealers L directs .' to the largo stock ..f N.. I Entottoled Hides for Tops and Trimming. Patent ler. ll .C..llar,orltnlllnn.S4trting.SPlll4 P. 11 4 .1 , 1 4. for male .t .....stern prises he . I. ANDERSON, No. 2r St. St.. 21 story Philifp's tnrl.lStuol Pittsbonth, Penn Cotton 111111 e, Pittsburgh. TZ" ENNEDY EIIILDS & CO., 3IANUFAC- TrItERS Penn .1 No. I henry 44 Shertingo Carp, LitAill of .11 colors and shsilm Cotton Trrnart •• .....k Pinnies Lino. and Sash Osrdt !Lope of all sites no.l.l...wriptlontr. Pnttinr. h!:1 at the , IfArtiwaro St , ore of Logan. Wll.O C. , ..13l Wto.l ntrept, will hare attention. __J.25:11 JAMES IRWIN, —_ MANUFACTURER OF SSulphuric Acid; 1.,J Sweet Sim. • f' N.tr, Nitric Acid; IF ,, lttnall's .111,4 y Mart.lic Arid; FFF; Natrona do Forlrem MyS . . 11. W AIULEN & NI.INI*FACTUILEILS AND DEALE/V. IN -NITA FiREN'S DII'ROVED FIRE AND Wst,h - cf 6nuposltion Roof. Nli ItwßoQ Na tertalrt. Fifth strrct DANIEL BEN NETT, x - A NVFA.CTURER OF F.VNCY COLOR -11 ED fr , m , me Warr, nocktugliktat had Yellow Wnrc. 1.41 . 11er nt M. Manufactory, corner of WeLslungton .nd Franklin .treat., Birminghans, orprcit" Plthshur,h, turlo,tlye . . • J. TO 4AT ALIT" Vare F.,: HUSS TA BEA, POPE & STILEET, OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES, .11 ,, ILED, AND MILL "URA,: S;:leuri, I ', , lninloittnia Counts, O. illr At:pori l a . r A w T o lt. rk *N nia T ria ° lll SC p. Alan, ly lint: ,nd i-r. with ii.o fqtailing. Maiatif. - ••• rn-aar t. s .art• for William, . rla In. la.lll, Turnip.; and 'Sarin; Latiten of lkaionati Lnaina• mad. , to ardor, rnyllcdif ..... P. 1.1.1L0N too ST.V...N. Union Foundry, MITCHELL. HERRON CO. WILL CO.VIINCE TILE BUSINESS OF r the 1:1,$.10 at th. ~ .I..tand a PENNOCK, MITCHELL it lT 1, N., Thry •'.ll 111.1••••<1111, MA 11•4• 1 • itrp , ••• 4,1111,01 C r 1 N. r, ==an=l \ Kril'ilEN GRATES, 11141106 tinrr, Wagon lloxe‘, Uoe Irons, D IPo 7! .1 6t.TTLEA, Plk/Wi• k Plk/IS Pi /I 'ITS, rind )Ittellinc'ry ('zixting-4 tit•l AS and %V ATER PIPE Os. rA AAP Tiff HEsr 9R 1 VP/ Shovels, Spades, Picks, &c., All hl,/k vlll tassnufac.vrwrs my ly WILLIAM TATE, DT.l•mitEtt AND U.S FITTER. No. in LAZ,rty, nnkt 4T2 hum stn.t. next =ItUt;RME!I=I= TNEwtos JONES, Agent Manufactur t I n.trane. , •Inwt. 111114 IQ .1. GUNTER, Agent Farmere' and ..I“.ntr.' I i.ors.re 9.lliTat, otrnet. J(tSlir ROBINSON, Agent Continental inovrance C.., Fifth RM... V. POIN DIA Els, Agent Great West- R. ern waren,. C.. 97 Front id re.t Ural Estate agcnto. 81. %KELT .4: RICIIEY, ESTATE llraA ter., cornor of naldlehl streets, it.hio al,. Pa. Fiumaros, de, bought at.d sold on rouuntooon. Lout Warrants. (tills, Nat.. negmhatod Pnis.ritd attention glren to •tlimilti , ling, V.l.m and disposing of them. Torn.. nominat bl. '3l-..laraS ~ITII•LI\M W A 1% , 81 lII2OK Eli 1V and Rral total, A t t Al. site s, Pours Cathedral. All business of 11 old to f n. sent rust. VII; promptly at traded to at reasonable oi.atiedons raylSally WILLIAM WARD, DEALF.E. IN PROMISSORY NOTES hood , north.... and all a...trifles for money. Pars , int can procurs loans throogh my Agency, on reason able tram.. Door wishing to Invest their money to rsal advantage, un stony. find Item slut second class vapor at m) office, for sale. MI communications and Intersimm strict!! confldentisi. Mho. i RANT STREET. opputte St. Paul a Cathedral. ti EuRtUE W. In arrive Arsitt, attends to Inning and walling heal ...tate of esrry Mistription. and to Ageory !dolma., generally. Also, to Insuring property from loan dr olautans flee, for good, rellabie Phil conrintm. eko.rgo. reasonable. .ardhilre is , • •t side of re steel slant, second door South of the North Commons, Allegheny City. ael,G rim. too,- .. D. 1.00101 AUSTIN CO.. DEALERS IN Promissory Notes, rands. purtrigna sod all Sd.sori •te. for Money lisms.l on Wise ha at Rion dot., with rollatersd securities. :MIES AND PRAMS DOM NT AND SOLD. Demon. desiring loans can Imarcomnitslutai on reasonable torn., and capitalist. can le fornisjual with gts.l at remunerath - e priers. Also, admen to the Eisle, Renting and Leasing of Rend Estate.ArisOlire N 0.9 Fourth 2 Foth of born Wood. as-ncsrug Loom 18..N0t..1 P BSON. R;el Estate Agents •.4 Bill 11rolcere. No. ants Fou street. lIUNIAS WOODS, Re kat° Agent, No. 7I Poi lb • t. ==%22 itpholoterg. yV warts t. ......... ..... ...... -TOMEI la. BOOM Paper ............. o AV -ALTER P. 31 iItSIIALL 4: CO., Im porter. and Dealearo, wood string. litrivt on Diginitnil Alloy. when may be found gn eataruava aAsartment of noon, deweriptiop of Paper llongingii, far pon. lon , O.Dglio , Dining Rums , sod Claambere Ale, Window auk*, la,gtaat rat.nty at looreet prim. to country Auden. sold WALTER P. MARSHALL k CO. -------- Uttal .... . ... . ......... ........m. I. 11.4ftWAX. ..,muNDsoN & CO., Nos. 9ennd 98 • Third ' , met, near Wood, Manarseturers and Dealers In ALI. PAPER, CURTAIN GOODS. ORNAMENTS. FRINGES. TASSELS AND CORDS, COMFORTS. REDS, PATENT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESSEIL Would solicit the attention of prtielasers to their large. mid varied stock. - lipZAmd --- Ski-BERT, PELACTIO.I.C-UPROLSTEREI4 ‘1 • No. 100 Third Strad. Pittsburgh, Manntaeturm ant dram la CURTAINS, CORNICE, ITANDS,SIIADESand BLINDS. SIATTRASSESCOMTORTB.. CUSHIONS, At,. esullathir attention paid to Sdesealuiati mock. Carpets filial and told to order. mrliklyd • ,T. W. LOUOUERST, i c . W..ielli ..podgrg_:lt.k•r, 0 K 4 INE WA CIIESAND JEWELRY, No. 28 Mho t between Wood red Bllorkot, Idtt., b. Pa. .. ' Partknlit Attention paid to Um Madrid of Watches And Jewelry. rrAll *roil warrant/4. AM& ZELEZTA " rgb —'77— ij 30 'DAY CLOCKS, fon . COMsllolt li4oo ..d. ROM An mom.rtmont In lloikernx4 meg olgpat Jowl rnogdgro4 and thr sby 'JR. R kOO .- JeGOallif W .D.walos, Ito. 68 111.11 sine. Vittsburgij 05attft. PUBLIETIED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY 8. - 8.23:63:31...71 iffll mrrn AM= Ationt Arir - THE DAILY GAZ ETTE the older! .Youniprip, in to ;rig, and hare:van releaser. circulation amongst the bunne. nnl, and reachong all CLUJ.. it °fres t o to adver. fivers arlAs ben medium through which to reach the: pnht,e. 4,-DHE WEE/CB 1' GAZETTE it WWII every irednex. day and Saturday, or large blanket sheet, and contains in addition to the newt of the uvek, a care,fully prepared and rep o rt of the Narked, contranrciat and m onetary af fairs, and an accurate. 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LEWIS, of Cboater, JAMES VRECII, of Payette. Asoemb DANIEL NEGLEY, Collins tp. THOMAS KIDDOO, Snowden tp. J. B. BACKHOUSE, Ohio NICHOLAS COED lITLEY, JR.:Allegheny J. HERON POSTER, Pittsburgh. Arrorinte Judge, GABRIEL ADAMS, of Lower St. Clair. Rngirter, • • - - JOUN G. CURTIS. of Ohio townehip Reeore NATHANIEL PATTERSON, of Dirmioghana JORN J. MUSE, or VorpolUsa tp WILLIAM N. FiI'IICIIFIELD, of Poet,lei. A lair°, A. B. STEVENSON, of Lower St. Clair. rlerl• of r 5. amro, THOMAS A. ROWLEY, of Pittsburgh. J. NIoKINNEY S.NOINIRASA, of Mifflin MOSQrSTISCA IN FLORID —The Key West correspondent of the Charleston Mercury, in his latter of the 10th ultimo, speaking of mosqui toes, which, since the late heavy rains, have I.eentur very troublesome on the Key. says: ••In. the everglades these pests of Southern life are frightfully abundant. At Fort D a ll as they are so plentifalthat both offmeta and men rave; the guard on duty pass their whole time under bars. She sentry is provided with a mosquito veil, or rather bag. thrown over the Lead, and kept frets the fare by a hoop. Woollen clothes, boots, and guaatleted glovesprotect the limbs and body from their murderous attar:.. lemons who have net experienced this beauty of Southern life will scarcely believe that horses and cattle are actually bled to death iu a single night, and woe be to that soldier or seaman 17110, by mean s of liquor, loses command of himself sod falls to the ground, Itelplcs: unprotected: these insatiable vampires will fasten their fangs upon him and draw from his bonottellbody what blood remains. Tns Wooeann stip CROPs.—During We past week a large quantity of rain has fallen, and the atmosphere has been damp and humid, very unfavorable Tor wheat in shocks, which hap sprouted fn the outside sheaves in some local ities. With reference to. the ravages of the rust.'referred to Inn week, the advice, we havo received since then leave but little doubt that tho late fall sown and spring wheat is bad ly injured, and in very many localities in Indiana and this State, worthless. , Still the crelp is no immensely large that the injury will not he perceptible. Corn is doing well, and premises an abundant crop. In the extreme _Southern States, where it was suffering for emit of rain, copious showers have fallen du ng the week. On the whole, we may say (lint ire prospectt of a great abundance of food are still very favorable. The potatoe crop is the ni-st abundant ever k flown, and fanners are now tiering to contract to deliver them in the fall at _Sc per bailie!. A COMET APPR4ACIIIMO BOTH TO THE EARTH TO Tut Bra.—A circular from the editor of the Astronomical Journal announce, the discov ery by Dr. Peters, of the Dudley Observatory, Albany, of a faint cornet in the constelintion eatuelopardalus which has neither 1111CICLIS nor toil, and is without any well-defined outline. From his observations of July 25, 21t, and 27, Or. Peters hair computed parabolic elements which show that the comet is approaching both to the earth and to the son, and has a chance to become of a splendid appearance near the time of it, perihelion, at the end of August or beginning of September. By comparing these elements with those computed fur the orbits of other comets, ind recorded in the catalogues, Dr Peters infers that this comet in not indenti cal with any of those expected to return during or about this year—am D'Arrest's, de Vico's, Charles V's, or hie own thirteen years' oomet. Sr WIDE Of • UNITED STATZBBsNATOIL—A dis patch was received in Washington yesterday, from New (Meant, making the melancholy an nouncement that Seniktor Rusk, of Texas, had committed suicide at his home, In that State, on the 29th nit., by shooting himself through 'the head with a ride. No special cause was as signed for the deed, but it is supposed that the mind of Senator Rusk has been much disturbed lately in consequence of some alleged connec tion of his brother.in-law with forgeries on the Land Deparintent. The matter, it is surmised, preyed upon hint to such nn extent as' to induce this terrible result. Senator Rusk maintained a food position in the dignified body of which he was a member, and his death will be generally regretted.—Batt. Sun. NOTIILIL MANUM6SION—Fora MISS/11911M 9teves LIDERATID.—Chas. A. Lecost, of. Nat chez, Miss., by John llagarty, his attorney, yesterday, manumitted in the Probate Court, lour slaves, James, Beloise, Caroline and Abra ham Berthe, ago respectively, twenty; thirteen. cloven and twenty-seven years. They were all mulattoes, and had evidently, no is the ease with the majority of the - nogroca emancipated here, more of the Anglo Saxon than African blood in their veins. The kind of benevolence which gives the slaves freedom is no mystery.— Cm. Gazette. FUZE SPrECTI to VIIIOLVIA.—John Underareod, justice of the imam residing at Occoquan, Prince William county, Va., woo examined be fore two magiegrates, on the 26th ult., on n charge of violating the law of the Commonwealth, which provides for the punishment of those who "main tain, by speaking or writing that owners have not right of property in their slaves." The ac cused was bold for his appearance before the County Court in August. Another Millen of Prince William is suspected of a similar offence. but has not been arrested.—Richmond Whig, Aug. 1. EMIOILATION TROY MIBIIOIIRI.—A correspond ent, writing from Fort Laramie, says: - “There is an immense emigration on the I'laina this summer, mostly from Missouri. Thousands are leaving the State, to find a more genial climate, the winters having been so told' lately. I once asked a Missourian wiry he was going to California. Ile replied, "I'll betdoggone if I'll stay in a conntry where the cold s weather freezes the shacks of the cattle's feet." The rood Is filled with covered wagons and stock. It, is estimated that 40,000 head of cattle are on the road from Missouri alone." llow rr was Doss.—The U. S. Government recently was looking for a alto ow - Long Island for building fortifications. The price asked for an eligible spot, $120,000, was consented to by Oen. Totten, the Chief Engineer. Some specu lators, hearing what was going on. gave $lBO,OOO for the land, then went to Washington and per suaded the General Government to give $200,- 000, . It,is a curious fact that the Government generally pays the biggest price dethinded for anything it wishes to buy, no matter how much .its economical scruples were shocked at first at a lower price asked. Day GOODS Caantrii..—lite nets has • send .blo article advising the shortening of Dry Goods credits. This has :often been attempted since 1887, but never squessfully., A. great barrier to importers ankdomestio commission houses re- ducing the terms of credit from eight, nine and ten to sis months, is that the very but jobbing houses are those who insist, upon extra , long time; and they are the only ones Who can lead in sub a reform:-17. Y. rat. "God and Humanity." CO meseivner, VOLUME LXX- , -NUMBER 299. "WE IT don't the Free State men of Kansas ' vote at the regular Territorial elections?" has been the standing query of their enemies in the Free States for the last year. The querists ignore the facts that they twice attempted so to vote—in November, 1854, and in March, 1855 —and were in both instances overwhelmed by an armed invasion from Missouri, voting at the point of the Rotrie-knife. The Free State men did not desist from voting at the Territorial elections until, by means of the Wholesale frauds at those elections, slavery bad been fastened upon them and they divested of the Right of Suffrage unless they would swear fealty to the Kansas Nebraska bill and the Fugitive Slave Law. Wenry of the attitude of consenting victims of sneh outrages, they held a Conven tion. erganised a State Government, and re solved to treat the so-tidied Territorial Legis lature as the usurpation, the fraud itnotoriously This attitude they have since maintained, letting a Legislative election and a choice of a Constitutional Cenvention pass unheeded. They could not vote at the former without taking a false oath, and they were not permitted to vote at the latter unless they had previously been registered by the, bogus authorities, as most of them had not. So they stood aloof, and allowed the Slave party two fair opportunities to exhibit Ito weakness to the world. But another Territorial election approaches, and from every side they are importuned to take part in it. Gov. Walker traverses the TerritorY, making plausible speeches and fair promises, entreating all to vote at that election. Friends outside write them from every quarter—•• Why not vote in October and overwhelm your Pro slavery oppressors?" Enemies cry luei and long, "Why don't the Free State party abandon their attitude of qua4i rebellion, and vote at the regular election? If they are a majority of the people of Kansas—as they confidently say they are—why not show it, and end all difgoulty by taking possession of the' Territorial .Logislature? The Test Oath is repealed; why won't the Free State men vote?" Thus assailed from every side, the Free State men smother their own convictions, founded on a long and painful experience, and a knowledge of facts more intimate and thorough than out siders can have acquired, and resolve to try once more the experiment of voting et -a Territorial election, under such judges and such regulations as it shall please the powers of darkness, who have usurped authority in Kansas, to vounhsale them: when lo! they are arbitrarily precluded from voting! A new apportionment of mem bers is made out, under the signatures of the presiding officers of the two branches of the original bogus Legislature, which gives thirty sts members of the next Legislature to loutmen counties, and only three members to nineteen counties! These last are of course the most re cently settled, and almost or wile entirely by Free State man. t;.e other hand, the four teen old vont:dies, to which nearly all the mem bers are allotied, lie naturally along the line of Missouri, and can be flooded with Pro-Slavery invaders as before. Then it is decreed by the some authority, r hat none of those who Aare • .:tigealt,l to Equine this year ore to, rote-11 re vtriMit.n 'la cots if three-fourths of the Free State men at one blow. There are at least fifteen thousand actual toms tide adult male resi dents of Kansas this day, wile* would be un questioned voters in Minnesota, and who would have voted Free State in October, but are not permitted to vote, leaving not more thou four or fuse thousand Free State 'men who con vote tinder this restriction. Then every poll is to be officered by the most unscrupulous Pro-Slavery ohmage,. o Ith all Western Missouri at their back, ready to vote or fight, or both, n 9 -may seem necessery. Thus the whole thing is Set, and the Pro-Slavery party, numbering less than one-fourth of the men of Kansas, will carry the Territorial Election, with a Lteusocratie majority in Congress to indorse and cloak the villainly. as the same party did its utmost to stifleinquiry by the last Congress into the villainly of the gi gantic fraud of March '55, with Democratic presses like The Journal of Commerce and Al bany Atlas to justify the inilluity, and divert at tention from its authors by detaining their ex posers. We hare hoped and stricen for a peaceful solu tion of the Kansas difficulty. We shall struggle for it, but still our hope is T. Trib. 13nis Orr AT NW - um—We find the following truthful paragraph in one of our eachangee, un der the caption of "Iloys Out at Night:" "Night running is ruinous to the morals of boys in all instances. They acquire, under the cover of night, an unhealthy state of mind; bad, vulgar and profane language, obscene practices, criminal sentiments; and a lawless and riotous hearing. Indeed, it is in the street after night fall that boys principally acquire the education of the bad, and capacity for becoming rowdy, disolute mon. As Ot.n FAITTLY.--John Bannister, the come dian, was presented to an old lady proud of an cient and noble blood. The lady asked a wit of the day, who was present, "Who are the Ban nisters! Are they ora good family - 7" •'Ces," said 'the wit, ••very good indeed; they are close ly connected with the Stairs." "Oh," said the lady, "a very ancient,family of Ayrshire—dates back to 1.11:0; I am delighted to see your friends, A Son C.I.9C.—A poor man who was arrested tin Boston a few days since, solely upon the oath of another man that the first bad robbed him, in desperation hung himself in the jail on the tkh. Be protested his innocence from the first, and was, without doubt, an innocent man. He learns a wife and two small children. lie was visiting the city, and was arrested while walking the street. Leon CAneurra. has finishedlis Lives of the Chief illfttiCCS of England. "The last volume." says l'utmnn, "is espicially severe upon Lord Kenyon. Lord Campbell is a very old man; so is Lord Brougham, who has been Chancellor, and it i 3 a current joke that Lord Brougham refuses to die lest Lord Campbell should write his life." A COUNTRY merchant having procured a new clerk, waked him up tl.o morning after he was hired, at n most unseasonable hour, by calling out that the family were sitting down to the table. "Thank yell," said the boy, as he turned over in bed to adjust himself for a new nap— "thank you, but I never allow myself to eat any thing during the night!" WE Aare been informed that a mine. of silver and lead has been discovered in Fayette town ship, in this eounty,which promises to yield a very rich harvest; one pound of the ore contain ing as high us 4 ounces of silver and tt ounces of lead. Arrangements are being made to work the mines on a large acalo.—Juniata (Pa.) Senti- Cot.. Trrts passed up the river a fcw days since. Ho promises that the Abolitionists shall hear from him seen. He will 6nd things changed since he left, says the Glasgow Times. We should like to see him and Brown of the Ilrald of Freedom, in a National Democratic lhve feast.—St. Leis Intel. • • CHILD K/LLLD Br Alottritzan.—An infant son of Dr. C. F. Bailey, of Rockville, Ct., during the doctor's absence from home, crept into a room where morphine had been spilt and carelessly left, n the carpet, and ate enough of the powder to produce death, in spite of an emetic which the mother gave him. DR. LIBBY'S' PILE OINTMENT.,- From J. D. Wootrott, Governor or and U.sitod cwt. boomer (Krll Florida: Fur upwards iwen ty.it re years I have been afairteri with the Ilk., have submitted to several mirgiati oiler ...It fur their ruinurah and have trial mare than fifty nimediem Dr. Libbyis Pile Ointment Is the Ent that has sivrn ma relish Fenn theeffectsraresulF exhibited, the cure must be rapid and minplets. JAIIES D. WESTCOTT. From George W.1141..11, Chief of Ponta, Nero York Clty; 1 hare long been tionbled with Pie Pllesomitbn nee uf On. Libby. Pile Oluttneut gave' me brunedlste ro. Het It Ow too further pleasure to add that In.maNy Instsneee Meng lUT 2041111111talleell It Las be. need nub like results. OEOIIOE W. MATSELL, CldeitifPolloe. Prom the late Adjutant Omura of Cannot-dent I have hewn aftllcted with Plies lo their meet die. i treselng and discouraging form for a period of twenty ye., and had recourse. to the best medical skill with out benent. t tWposed the cats Incurable, and thought that It would destroy my DD. ' Under, theetrcumstare oes I commenced the nee of Dr. Llbby'a Pile olntmenu and the reault La a perfect CM. I hove nu langttne at my command iroMcient to express my gratitude, wst. IIAYDEN, Hartford, Conn., ' . late Adjutant Osmond of COWL ill e flold,Wholwiele and retail, by Dr. (mows II KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street, Pittelotrult, elan of the Holden Mortar, and by J. P. PLESILNO, Allegheny. 20sliwPg MONEY—A few thousand`dollarto worth of .11j_ good Radom or Accommodation Notes or Bonds • and Mortgagee on 11.11 WIWI to he nulled reosousble rates. by applying to tIEO. W. BUNN. Wein aide of Fedora' st., 24 door South of the North Commons, Alleeleny City. iy3o • QUOAR-10 hhda. E. I.. Sugar, n prime or title, la More aucl fojr Ws by 14 a limn. 19 30 eqner of Liberty and ILad greets. RH. PALMER, No. 105.141arkot Sireet, . baler In Ikaateta Halm: Straw 'Naming*, aad Straw Hoods generally. I ItaS bhle White Fieh, ' 1001ilt do 04, 40 1004 Trout, 100' hltdo 40, - 40 bbls Mame, 100 . 111 t de do, • 100 Alf 00%4.1. 50 hlt do hincluarel. 1,14211 ll6loll' 51. CIOI.I.TK& iffiESK.—'4oo bill prime Cream Chao*, ftu ekt• Or2l l 4. n. t s Alttlla.D. 1161-20 keics in ;loco find S wa. tir JOSS. F, Loon co. drat* ° Sale or ti rnt. To Let. i A COMFORTABLE TWO STORY Si ..(a. Dwelling. Oblate on Wo.hlogion loner, AlloME, gheny city. containing fir , mato sod lobbed garret. goir motion bo had immediately. Enquire of 1 / 3 0 LET.—An elegant Store Room on eno soiht 0 1. Fifth street, between Wood and ]ta]tacker;arke bit 4 Parley Goode crabliahmead, haviug Show Window sad Sky-light Enquire at myl&4tf GAZETTE COUNTING ROOM. 0 LET.—A well finished Dwelling r 0) _L with yard room, shrubbery , Le., delightfully Inn tilla tutted an the river bank, In Allegbeny City, near the meg dance of ]lre. Snowden. Rent low. Enquire of • ' " ' Dr. J. P. DAREPcontlmmt, Or of LOSES BORLAND. Eq., .afar doors below the premises. DWELLING HOUSE TO REE'r.--Vtuit 00m.410t0 =A well nabbed Dwelling Llama N0..1.11 Pike street, now occupied by the subscriber. The home is In tine order.and has all the modem conveniencos. water, gnat lc., to make it desirable (or ► family. Potamalon can be had any time alter the firm of May. Apply et No. 41 O'Jlortt street, to *V.:2:dt( JAS. IACOI.I7IN. rf , o LET.—Three Brick Houses, four A. rooms each, In the 7th Wm!, on Centre Avenue Minersvills Real. Cent low to • good tenant. Enquire& jet WATT A WILSON, No. 2dB Liberty street. FOR - , RENT.—rwo Bric k Dwellings .on Thiel rtreel. near Smithfield. N 0.145 haf ten toottith Lack Building, litts, Batb-rooms, an. No: 143 has ehibli Rooms, liar, Water, to. Alto,. 0111 re on Fourth stmt, near Cherry alley. Root $45 per annum. THOS. WOODS, 75 Fourth et. OFFICE TO LET on Fourth street, between sEl%llllllsta ma Wood sta.—No. 20. Apply to turl2 AUSTIN LOOMS a co. TTO LET:he Hall formerly occupied by the Smut of Temperance, on the corner of ood end Third Weds. Enquire of JOHN M'OILL A SON, cor33f - No. 267 Liberty street. 17 4 1 bR. SALE.-45 acres of land near Milton's I- Station on Allegheny Valley It. R.lO mile. from -tbs city, 2 Building Lote each 20 by 100 feet on Penneylvania AV mutt, near Magee street, - 6 do du on Vickroy etieet near Began etroet, 14 do do on Marta street near Magee etreet, 3 do -to on Bluff and leabella streeta, In the Eighth Word of the city of Pittmburgh. Also, 1 lot on the corner of Penn and Mar.') streets, fronting 30 feet on Penn and 109 feet 105 inches. Barbary strech adjacent to the dermit of the enneylrania Emil lined. For terms etc., inquire of ISAAC JONES: jyrfollm Corner Rote a First eta., Pittsbnrah. FR S .II.E.—A Tsio tory Erick Howie on Ito, ore et neat-Chi-tan street, containing fees coins. bovine lit. kitchen and tint heti ettiq water and gee though the all well anishi. and In the beet of order. It will he *old :.t the low price sl,6fio'and on may tome. Apply to G. W. Bp: West side of Valenti et., 21 doormoistis of the North CommoucAllegheny City. TOR SA L E.—A piece of Land containing J . , GO scree, in the thriving villago of Cilington, within 4 inliswof Moegnistown, Cu, on which ere:elll:ted A paw ipd.iwro llousedn which u veryproeperane business ill being ferried on. and three Dwelling Howes. There is an