": • - e ~- .. .. . ~~:~kn`).':'~y~t:f3'. IN 1786 ~ts - I' ----- ' ---,--- --7--------7--_ oatc - ADvizer a. _mai valicamt,owi m &Oa, Gankak,.2ftwarssza A. 7 . B kOSlWllokea,i(loossse.s. 11 " 6411 Xislrese ros4: - - . / k 11 4 12 18)2 4 .5is (pasts .. . . . ' .. , . sCelefiritteacgmaka.Bitiers - &II Ikarkeaskte. 10E0 Lins kroascoe, . ' --,.,' P e .) BIT 1 V E AND; PALATABLE eZiVai.d.for imieril ot trZ a Dtspepabk, Loss of Ap• 4ti. aty liteadfor .ad Proprtetoce Gest4sys Ckistwekt Cl^ akeZekra la nossawssesuefytheia SW an nosivalled toale sad fasktssom,bsastalassi the kesS availed pf a Xaropek sVii.ad well as byj She sualt=kw wt . irki="d ...is. as .restorailso i i. stied. Woos.— a" b.rsiesksig awake tower aktiessaes Is Ws sweetreo labodial.tilltters,.isele k&itr ic .b° peat '.k4 Tikilz, Owl exercise :a &rest rake. m. r_ 4 4 0 1.01, . _Mike r ipsoons ti sand 'all salatary.— t a .kti, W.1.z., althe stomas:. leas of app. * uels=lam :kcwa. fgakess• akar sundae IssillYs 4., ....agt =id,sol:datjarkosslerevuotp:pwrewcassuozN.: ' azo.coarame.prutm , til - aa mr Blao.. b irt = g „„ Mx) , • c -,••• • 4: ; teem 7 +ei anacies;itt4 tisnuts. !AINEQUAtI,EI3,: ii.; ) ! EVE4 A nk ISLtst order.—: • Mem Hr a d tetate• lileornsesr am i Patatatae,o the ban instatiele, sad has an filaments te - Itb• tbe eireete teeny othetnltt-teltfier,ln Ghat wits* ire ti do coontii-:: t,IOI7PRErB CUE br,Ol2( been. advted emit ete tba. POW med newt etilleadatt dllfbeles nits. dlantle "%kb reabeteetuting ekill bet yet . ghat& to ilatiletly•xempt Dom thine alchoholle drloka mbk ek begets - thirst terententues, Onkrt •to any ettitrebt promptly Ailed - by the Proprietor, • • __ Imre:ebbe of Brandies, Oth, Je atmeWhtee, &a, ue • • 16 Louth Willbuttst. t tiew York, diaapertoni Grooarlea, &no. I. J W.-GEERY, 903 Wtu mar. Aeb ng arcuunrorMkir Tam I,OO4I.:I9IIRS G AND DEALEr o to e IN FIRST Vamtlhor, and a rho aro itto*ce in their W Tradh ry an i 2 dirk,* owide, largo mid/ 01 ' • __- TBAto-Gessa dad Einar Ikorhoott, Prrhong, , Young . IhrokfootT-Ckrong. Imperial; limn, Eltinponodon, Young' limn, do., l a dada and halt chedn, - • Ebentos. int_im, Tt 4 7 imd Adel 1 non In 0 4 4 .1 P.Ckligeg, 244 r. DAMN an "llridue d GIIDSTISIDS CLAM& oaDo mpAms-aust senuaton'a DWI Verteruty. ldr, o . ll .3lnrule• do do •do • LIMULD-dintadno, Hama,Manny, G Ro Arratit Ab akir-Ddek adiDaal paorrantoodeo Cuomo, Danorld Noymn Dittora.-kr- - • MALT LDi rotonStmt,Scotelland English caassa...4:itcorehisie• brand.'' - - , SAIIOES-,ror (fannt Stoat • - • ClDDDo6.Btutob, r,ttoyal. Victor* Drino Amman. eell&Tonsano, Dotth ndand ed, Palverttod, St Croix, to, to har -114130W= and Ahrolooo. • and Whale. and aro warroatod nnodulteratod sad of onr, , - _ . . • QftrictiWAY.4•SONS MAN- f Mot to, te/A011711169; Et Welker ;met, New sthadowl; the lotlowethr ;Phut Pitts • ompattien with the best "therein Benton, hew Ynd FIRST Pants n mem' F t'iim N etheilerlitth Pers A GOLDIIIMAL, hE'llth Nita . "Wm, No; rak ember, 11 . 5 .5,thelaittheusti old Ueda Veen tor Elam within the lan akkeeno- . — A GOLD'IIIEDAL et ; the Mayland InstitideoEathnoti,', TH3 ruler it= ktEDAL a the Pair, Crystei Math, New York, Norember, littAL'f 'Among thudm were the arst mantra tarot in th e cowry, such o.L. Kam, Gott- { •theik Wallaatrampt and., limy others. At. A Et. Pianos • (with and without the Iron Frame) are warranted for three rem, mita written itharenthe ,burs, Pima ,W 1.01.41 shiniest la Maim .th= Prim =Matra: ; ;: ' MlNiii ,R4OL ne;teishrerseatimen a. the 'very bed for IkeNt.! erNs seradY • 81 7k7 Street, New Ye*, . . 1)r- LTAII.hTESTOCK, Lite ofthefirm of B L. 4: //ahnestoek & Co:.; yd: successor to Fleming Ikea, Wirdeule Drirges!, Na. 16% corner Wood and Zoorth F.ARNESTOCS. & CO., AVHOLF,- ..ed•Draidli — denand' Kanafactared. oC Whits Laid, and Unarm comps Wood dad Pronettes2l4, Pitts ',4, •' i . ..g .....'' ' : A 1 t MANUA° i . t_ ty Wh , rls I ... knig' x fa Ptna, T " P. " . 4m4 N PL "."44x6tir, TOJECN...& m -MUT CESSOR TO JAS. .t/ irGati.7.)Wholanla azat Retail Dmicisi and Dankr I=i!a • Dyed", ac.,s,?ranr,lraadlillatlaatro 11 aipltegest igaat fcaDr-Tahra Medicine. SCOTT; - WHOLESALE DEAL aiurDritotra; MirtharN4Seathseek • maga nuultlydaw gE.' SELLERS, WHOLESALE DEAL-, . arta Droo,Palate,Dyeatoill, On; arnbabes, te, N 0.76 wow Meet, Pittabsegty N. Goo& warn4d.d. DRAUN &ISITER, , WHOLESALE AND B.ll4:PMcist.;e9qmm!.lAb.tY o• :01: • ms:, t • • 1- tO trnaozZ Ck 4 corner KICK • • • • •• keepconstantly on stall aacteomplets.sogrtmeettbt. itatleintr,llLediclni Chaste, Peniumer 7, and All artiFie, per. yalciuN pres*folii rilizitliny.cOmpocut'a4t igg4t_ DR. liGEO. ~..:KEYSER, DRUGGIST, 1401 rood etreet,'corner of Wood dreet Thee Plitsburgh,PL , Woure. ataltro CHEESE - WAREHOEISE.—HENRY H. OOLLENS, Paiwardlog andOrandaden Marchant,oad 26 Wood a Dealar In t.,, e Masa, Batter, Tak Pil e . *ad Prudace generally, aber Went; teburgh.. . nral CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN, • oato, Coondidock and Yerwaillag lderetiatd„ and Dade.. Waltent' Remora Mama, Batter. Pat aad Para Jab, and Weider Predate& neurally. Waal ta., balms dadtldlaldadd Nand, Plledtedh- - . Af.I , 3AYEA.. ANJER, (SUCCESSORS to ,L. IRA. Blatant) Naha farm, Orain sod • emunteias end B ~ nitc„ Roil% ' , Biwa! otneetaltaarta, Pa ° . - nr -' ut- -1 .1an.1,17“11, ) 36.1.1 • • - ii, ) : . .., . ..' .0.. HERBST; -FLOUR; PRO' an c a.xnavateonsonteletrqffereauct-firo. 'Bei • Meter of Land, Pittatorrich, Otto bit atm. - don to lbw ale of Mom Pork•Becton, Lard, acme, Batter, (froin, airiLunint=l 1 =4"..,,,, 4 _ ...._, : n. 47 - . A .L 4: - .Anterni_ ..; - (SUCCESSOR TO ~. ' ..Z . :l44o444ronaain g and eatucation . Bra , Slam Noon, Lard ond Lord - • . taa niontrany,ao.t& Wear st Pittstiorga,Tn - ' ~I[eltilDDLZ; - OEN - ERAS., COMMISSION .. .itif i lisits.dboie , , ,, er In 9 rocerim and Product% BL tinotrr, Coanttro * Co., Pitniitrgh. Alireatudtpunaito solkitad and adisitelory returns unr . ... RcIiERT MITCHINSON, COMMISSION Morebatit, tir the sae of Wertard iiereers Om* Birder, lewd. Boom ValyPot and Pearl Ashes., Saser e r rd , OIL, To Grate.,Saeds,Drbd Proltand Produce umlike., Na S idsithSold Ara& bahned Sind and Water. . ,p 3 . . . CHARGES B. 'XVIII, FORWARDING Ad mid catamwoo Surobeni, Dealer In Flow. timid, Ba. ens, Lad gadliatter.dad WI beide ot Predate, No 5 Smith. Said stristaihredialist l ad Wear --.. sp y MILE . WAREHOITSE.--,TAS. GAUL la.' lir - wheirs. "oder Li War," Prorla= mxi - , MC if Seventh Wrest, between . Liberty am I. nouns: HOLAERB - & BRO., PORX AND BrOthiekarsaadihmdeti to Prorlsken, earner d Xark gi nflftdetftotat lifteurgh, h. • ' deE . - - -- ........,_-........, :TWIN II; MELLO - 11, No - ;-81 'WOOD- ST, ..I it, bettrati Dimond Allkuul v id /*ton strec_rBole Amt. .1 ibr 1311101tERINO A NONIP PIANO NOMA XL DON 2 MULLIN'S , MODE 4 toDscre.ad OAOIs HARYONItrALS, Awl DoOtpriu NO* amt 3124=1 Good.' , ... . lE-BRQ., No. 53 Fiffir •: . 1 t iorth•O York ) ogestia ll rpAols at forN Amen trtinS ow ed °send. and PlATlOniaini flint? 'NlLlSD inttre RAWS ottuites MELO. DE0141114401116AX J1M103171311111, Dealer* in Ittride stet Ittnefeal Inettnneente. ten eIIikIMOTTE lILLFUE, ISIANITEAOTUR. RR and Dialer lo_Plosso hrter, Imporbor on! todo and Netteellestretetote. Ifolo , -Agent for the HASIBUfUI PLAl4os.ldos for lIALLET, /and k- OWB Bowan Homy with and xdfdioal RANA Atlmetommt. 110 Wood Arra. '` lvod,. OXINBELLOR. ANDAT;WILVET AT LAW. ,lißD'eXtre , ElTOltglf7oß THE STATES OP 6a ralL'•-' Nl.• - - ALM Oaths /e. a' rep mica ‘ ny of tbe.lol=9 ma w • . .. • . 1=1.4.! 4 'IMPORT, ATTORNEY AT sodlikWtm of ttollborallUdouol l 4,2to. UO MORRD3ON, - AT. tonmagrang. one: l Tatrttr n, DIIW°64. . . I . . :' t. " '''' ' F RUI T. . 17114 , -:: ':'.':-- . _ .. liiiiiikesivi*aiiturrsac. Given ' '• t ' ' ' l7 ' A Sind - well Teeted, in use, - and Kaye ENTERE.RATISFACTION. t .. . ~ 2111t80.1., , t , . -,,,:,;:ti.. .-,. ,"' f ~. - , "'-'' '+'• `--- '`j°lllllll=2ll- '. - '','" •. '' ',IA 1 :-':','" ' Z.i.,.. , .. t:, (,:utia..OXidrat o.,,owther I . 1...• : :..-• ... i 1. ..: : -=‘; q"! O'Fr do r " - ATTO EYS lostale • -andlingironsucettW i r rA 11240712, • 'BALM - 1101:1SW t9#o,._ N . • wo.ko r y lump. I.^ WwwyPisteCifo*Cint '"7.m....o4so4. dwkitard Bad rms.& , ^^—. 4 4 110,r emmegnieronli.rtet .+W,abd N, TIC - Wack Irdiekkbilsoo9l4l4.laorusamo ' 1,40 )10 1 4 1 9*,....! -.'4; 'ROUTE,' . . - . • - - _ . I - _ -;;-;.i. =ECM .P ll ' it,* gMtltttS , -1. KAM 00_ FITIVAL..... • L. /MUM 00,11.- TOIL a.:MASON WHOLESALE • . /Mari %Lacy sad &apt" 000 4 .filltstrwer Xiql.antu ", • -: • • 4 Contotloaa la lowsw • • , Flrt.T _coomazzas LAID, -1 E• • : DIIBUQUE.IO* A: GlVEll,llOulaw,:arrr.N -.‘ Tr Ho. to titocotkcemonitemi **Hat ord•bm, itc., ma Da=4l, 1 101 . I. o nnti7.' senstmeonUt _ _ _)1: t. t Tota Boanborst.lllPentautba Va.; R.Billasitotorts,Att; • • Ivo. em-d,aft . ,TlAupi , -2 - ' , le a " • ~~~ ~~~, F.27-f • • . NNW . 7 .2tutxc 'Anvininsiumnas, /nu ALBXIII G. BICtIANDSON'9 Arriternsa Oas. zeirontiso OfneVabihvadrxry, Nov Tot*. • listlyWrilautt 1O Been/ter', Liquor 'mammies 'wad Wltiolesale Grocers, DR. FEIICHTWANGER'S, ' • junwilvs.e.rrothwe at. Miliars Nolice Zan /kriral ••• • - • TUE lINDERSItta r D - RAS LATELY outspent Improrements to this bnoah of bulneer. The Liftring. at* put op in packages of 6,10 and 400alkins, and requires - but the addition of rare Spirit, either. Ist or Efol kb b au d and Pouf, as s a h oore sods Cegase.elther dart or pale, "soul= and St. Croix Rum, filo nongsbela, Midland Scotch Whlsky,AfTle, Peach, Chersylad 'Brandy, Port and .Idar• Winds will bob bawl)* Itrequfres DO skill, bnt. Malta of • t, say to usllcso. to sub gallon of the • ta re Flaroclog. • The ben OW= CM; Mon, TtUow soft whlte,_warratuA genahm, as low u any other importer the United States pro dues Yawn, of entry ir of atrot- Lstuct oiLosasseillb Of *bleb 270 sodium uprose.. Saw Inlay may, by Dr. Waage and body preperatkes be ludo smooth with bat a trifilog exyleau• The price of Flavorings are extteo,,t, ukodeuts, and dl- D .iiwia ple r uciniwinam haprgrtetV/ittigi; Sandlot Ods and Metall, and N. NOILI Xmat'Latra, Yaw roar.' 8.-8 . 1, fortiodfuracelebratad Quad Litton ap27xlawoteT.a. extVagts --- - - • " JOSEPH 'TITBITS'S Carr lnge , l3.•po•fleory • O4PH WRIT& NOW CARRY- Jlog on Modem. is his spacious p (now lately enhoweet,) boireseu alstaborgb ared nee !sale, Deer the Two ails aces, empseepoy Imam the public toluspect tds stacker aaltirlMlTS, BUGGIES, te. Ang he particularly Informs .7kaatlismext yarcham, Saab ohs price only is made, Fourteen years'amperiesse IP Shebat. Dam, =Was him to piece before ha patty= the e a t it collection of Chrriespas, which so massy jaws peat it ass been his particular department to select from thees:i and matt talented Zeman Ilan The =ows of his new wysteut is ample= the nomy of bar arrests, meats =II supply the best a= most fashionable misnames. ren at =warm,' min= Ilinsmeumbered by thcoaheary expenses, arid= the ihe &amateur Houses of L lteseinass,' his heaped orb's*/ Goo 4 (airbag . .o lame ma,/ Jowilh mrtntu Wails profits. ilt w sea On rawly tummy ,only, at much l then the usual N. 11 . est repair= l Penh. es the beet manner, with di. felshalmettY , - Platth ur 1----------••-•-"''''''''--wT...-•-•-----..—___,g • each ff . aetory. EL I.....STUPILffr.Mffr :__• - . aralmsca. ro nraßtow .14 co, formerly E. M. sranow, No. 40 Diamond A 7, near Wood &rod, ITTSBGOI, PA. T HOLD RESPECTFULLY AN. nonoce to tin Carriage using community ea potato in arneral, Mat blare this day porchased the toter. eat of my firmer partner, Mr. art y and will Mn co the Pea to all Its e.bes at the old Stand. Zia. 40 Mammal All n 4 In ehavisprthe name of this old and so well Mat. Wuxi tuattursotoring eashilstuneata mature the public no effort shall Immuating on my part to 'deserve the mule high aurvaer 1 . 0 /mg egioffel by my predecssos:lnd aseoclatee. Jartlyd• . .. 7.. Id. L. 5T1P11.14148. • . . Coach and Carrtsige..FactorY• .JOII2IBON. BROTHER :4 CO, Owner of Belmont ewer Reneren &reefs, • Attrazarwqr crrr. • -Ur-WILD RESPECTFULLY - Ty forret kfriends, and the public gene , f , inky, that they me mannfecturing Carting., Saronehre, Rockaway*, Bug Mos, Sleighs and Chariota, In all their earl cos styles of finish end prObortions. ordernwill beecreentud with strict recerd ditrablllty end twenty of.Alnieh.• Papeirs will ids. be attended to on the most ratemable WIWI. • Using In all their work the bent Eastern Shen*, Poke aid Wheel *tug, they feel confi dent thekall who fuer Mein with their patronage will be perfectly sethfled on trial of their work. Perelman requeeted to giro them tell before per, dfutititute JOUR. T0tr113....1.11i1C1L L'IMTE.4,rt:..IIII.ASCtS T.. TWA'S • T.' It.: irtnnga & co.,' FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. l'ACTOßY,lthinnt S, bdenen,Witie end Anna. Anew. • , Wanhopla—Nos. 38 I .40 Batilkfle Bt, !Q,LITAMBOAT CABIN FORNITun—iV e 1,7 are onntantty manoUenteteg STEAMBOAT CABIN FUENTTIIIIE and mass, And Invite the attention at them Interested to Annatehing boas. • - sendAwS s T. B. TOGO AOO. .F:AULOPPER & CO • NANUFACTURERS 'FURNITURE and MAUS brewery variety and adyk, BoonroA - Mahogany andlrahmt, ardtablo for parlors,' chambers and dlrdn g room, equal to any to bo fondle the Mute= china ranted. • and at lower prima:- Envy ankle made by band and war- •• . ' Sirilotele and &sand:Kroft tarnished at zhort desalk .Icarerboose, opener Penn Nfunerst‘ Plutarch.arch. IrlyB s..Aldmes lar. woorrw - JELL, CABINET -PIIRNTTORE MANOFACTCITER- Noe: OZ.& 99 Third-St., llttabtirgh. • T W. W.' RESPECTFULLY 'INFORMS ey • Ida Maeda andestatomern that be heajost romplated hie meek of Parnitonsoshichhidecidedly the Largest and beet mar Mind ibrailo Inthis city. As herly determited•te ea ' had hie stock, srikeemoned atatirhda, Lea marktnanal4 nrad newest d and from the extent of Lis orders and ihenl4, w in bale enable' tomatoes, arm& - ed•IIIRNIT111111 at the exit prices. - • - • HO keeps away. on band the .greatest variety of every description of ihrniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the most elegant and costly, thorn home, or . any mat acne, may be forty ialci from hls itock,or manufsdore dap ressly Cominimm, tVc =tens ....TOWS us.FA. JOB. B. LEECH & CO, NoL, 24N1 a 444 Liberty it. Intiotrazgh, Pa. - - WHOLESALE GROCERS '• ' AND COMMISSION MEIRCEraIDTrrS. itotra - AND: BACON, Tin Plate and Tlnner'a Stook, PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES: hicALPIIT & CO.. Leteoi.7. 8. Leval, Ile,Upin 4 Co., Pittebnrgh.) GENERAL COMMISSION AND. , von.w.AnDrbra imagracumioarrs, Levee and Wm.ltlission A eeeee wrANDarre CITY, HAITHAS Ttnarrogy, Joseph EL Leech t Co, and t • . era:ants mu, JyllaltrapT . , , • 11.. n. rIO3,3IISSION AND FORWARDING 3/2202.fixr,N a . 20 Phge Street, Et. Loin. -go; • aim To &moo, litrixas & Co t j Joni & Lima. • Lowrz,Brxwaret Zuo Pangin. • /w in pardwaa Lowder; ' limn, Bacon, Orain, de. Prompt attention gircoto any manner of fon!ailling. jettlyd SPRINGER HARBAUGH, COMMISSION Merchant, Dealerin Wed. Provisions and Produce erally, N 0.225 Liberty et reet,Pittabergh, Pr.. • HENRY. S.. (LATE TILE Arm of King • Mceaheed.) Coimmierkm:meme,be. end Denier in Pig MetoUond Biome, No. 70 Water 'trete. be A A. HARDY , - (SUCCESSOR TO.HAR • ay. Jones koc4Cocumtwion.'and Forwarding Mer chant Agent of the Madison sad Indlanapolls Rallwrdi ter 'net TIM sad Ferry eta,Plttabargh.Thr. • Pak/ • EDWARD T. NEGRAW, GENERAL Oximdmikm Ncrobemt, and Wholesale Dealer hifilmes- Oectursethilmseci, imported sad Domestic asses, Snuff, ke.. am, No. 2.11 Libertysuest, oppcities ace head of Wood., Pitts. A. LF AJAANIR. , OW:WON, ,FORWARD- Ing and Ctim — riksioit ,IfetetUnt..Lcemi ripe and Sheet Lead Agee; Dexter In PlOodaar Lead and Met, ABIttICLIr atidaballla Hemp. Voclaselters, tscr. • , COOILRANE,, • - (SUCCESSOR TO A eas ,...,Sidlor4Wholesele and Deana Dealer le' Doeks, ter/. sadDsper Ilanghere, - -roderal Street, Oth door 0 : S. DAY SON, : I I &SELLER AND 1314treer, manor to Davison k Agnew, No. 63 Market AY d0 . 00.,-BOOKSELLERS AND STA- • _ . • I. • =MIME, No. Id Wood street, next door to the ad , nor of 13431,Pdieburgb, Pl. i Polool iind • lomilloolco coo _ • L.READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA- T.,' • TIMER, N. 711 roartb at.i•polio BalkUogs. r[UNT ki • 'MINE Et, .BOOKBELT,Rn . and ftationer, lkfax?ote MU, AM Mod. - •.. librsiciano . EVL R. T. FORD sti ll confines hi lOW ECIETARLE PRACTICE. Me ornee, Wad .eud 1 net s Armee, ,(Vourth Street itma,) Not end o. 'Mumma street, Pltteburr,l N P. . . Ill* unlbultol memo lu Acute aibd cbrisdo Dlsatiee can not be equaled In sap of the teak.* make at themes:ea tlw, pUNit. O'BRIEN- CAN BE CONSULTED it Dr. flooltlNetuitir Mb ood Eatitbo•l4 ous t * Olt DAYS;WEIMEEDALTE a/u I RAMIDAYII, from 10 to . Sil-Reoidtoco on the Browatoillo toed. •- AIL ,P DOCTIMS GAZZAM k FLEMI G. OS* No. I%.,faxth Wed, PtUsborgh, Pi, fiat emds ziti Gaols. - - - - - RUMAT At BURCH:FLEW; DEALERS . - la Bilks sad liabre. GoochgataisUy; Oaks, and Ithairly Zaktrateriaaaad Staple 'Good., an Sually ea. Au anima: tatatalawarttaant In.all the atatadvarattenta,jult waived. and *Wan at the Joust , •. larNartbeasteor,Rxathaantarkatatalial sa3 . Xsolo, . . _. . . . . _., . -..-- . ' . , _ - ' '- • . ....- .---,-,!,4A:, .; ,,, 71 , t , ,-.v ,,, .--„,,,,,,,,,,. ~A,rft.,.rr...,ir.,,,...„..,.1,: ,:,46...e;,n-",.,--.-::.-?-'''-7--.7:..:F-;.:-7,.-.'.,:'..rrl-7.F.!,,'--,--:'f5-;-----,.'.--"L-.---,-.':-.:-T7:,....:---;, -, ,r. :.... .-.. - -_:-.-- , :-. , ,2 4 , - , 1,,,,,f„,- . :.:.--,..-. .-- .- , ----...--...- , i , --, .-- -..-„,.,..„.,,.-., --, ....-, . - . —41.,,,,,, , _ : „...„,.......„.. 2 ....•._ ..,-...,:..-.• .. .. . . . . . ... ..... . . .. .... ._.. .. . .. . . . .. NEW YORE ADVMDITIEDThEBNTS ' , mall. 8. SCUHLTIB Adverthing Haim, No. 335 Boad. M - Matches, 10,000 Gram ATORES; CIG LIGHTS AND WAX AR TAPERB, warrautod to stand every ollowalp po nit In Wood and tin boxes expooslY (01 14 1 M Sold on the moot liberal tenor, byCHAUI2I PARTRIDGE, 125 Illoldut Loan, New _ . adlradi Patens oprindkal Iron Furniture oar Xonutletory 64 4t, 66 Doane St. Slletroons, 222 .17roachod y, Naa ran. zoosuiejolB49_. psoLusrep, MANUFACTURERS AND -1-4Pluindetorif of PATENT ELLIPTICAL STEEL SPRING CHAIRS, tho moat elegant and Itcturlout (Tabu in.tho work/. -They took the Ptamiron at the groat World . • -Pair atLandon, Putt and Few York. Suitable for Pul Li er; breaks,olllcoa Otanating-Room, Hattie mod LogialaLee Halle.Plano and Store Steele, with or' without Smtnal, neur and beautlfel pattorrn Iron Settee.; Call, Park, and Garden Chaim Cornotery Chain and Balling, At.; Ilat, Coat and Unlbretla Mau* Emma and Ellin Centre, Pier, Saloon - and Toilet Marble Top Table.; Iron EedWuodo, tad Ornamental, Folding and Parmanent, Hotels, Public lo- dilutions, &mote, kr.; Brackete, Gilt And Bronze In veal I.° l l °'/.- - - &ha Me Anent@ for SOUTRUATE & FIBRE'S PATENT SCREW WRENCH, which °vele rR other. The attention of Merchant. Is reepeetfblly invited torn nnatalpation of the larEeet and moat extensive stock :In America For ale at, the lowed peon; for auk or approved paner. SARRE% L:FISRE: • PIANO FORTES--L. A. Botreitm, 2 S Bowery, ItoW York, Sole Agent Mr Cattate d Fax connt's Puxo rearm, unsurpatead lbr tans and Amish.— Dealers from the Mat and South aro Invited to cal and ex amine. Also, new and wound head Pianos at low prices. A liberal &savant given m dealursand teachers. jy2l:thsna • The Cheapeet nrhil mat Mauve TN TILE WORLD, haring a SOLID PISTON and METAL VALVES. Forpnnglng EXTRACTS, HOT end COLD Wi.TlSE,sultable Pw Ghternik Wells, tentorles, Mines, ix. throwing from D to6oo pa= per minute.— An agoolloat PBX ENGINE Tor farmer. Lam _discount to &slam AGENTS Wanted, and terrllorhl Blain Pr .14.. E. A. MARSHALL; No. 194 Pearl street, jyLSAmds venter at Maiden Lane, New York. OSTRICEE - ' •arUSClal Floweis. IPaa•7 Orstanlents End• Lace Triinmlng& •Itor Bonnets. Tour Mumma or Prnsonan : The subscribers hare a large Manufactory in Fade,and one In New York, a:deals* derotal to the nanneschine of the abase kind of goodie. Their present stock embracing many 'thousand etyle•of Feathers and Flowers. Al., the material for manafectnrion them, which aro offered at wholeaate onty, at their Ware Room. HENDERSON, SIITTH & 00., No. WO, Broadway. New York. PATENT SPRING BEDS, PATENT SPRINO thrum Beak Pcks llAts lalanwasses, um PATIENT 131. rant, Pussnor Mown() CANOPM AND Nrrs. We manufacture and offer Ibr sals the beat. Zeds ei er sold In Oki/tom:ly other market. A personal Inspection wal at. Lily any one of the correctneea of what we state. Our Mo. quit° Nets combine beauty, amain*, simplicity aodpenkt aecurlty against holectsord.boot otwtructingthe circulation of a/r. Dealers and others will consult their own 'Merritt by. examining our Beds and Nets urchsaina cir where. - C. B. lkiT. N, Agents; lefc.land3 209 Omelet, N. T o wed of BrandlDit• .1 ifititmur ICM-GLOVE CLEM JOUPPE'S KED.GLOVE CLEANER. J017611E15 xma Lova CLEANER. lOUVEN'II =Down CLJIANKR. SMITE:PS BIT/CLOVE CLEANER. gcent. per bottle. cents per bottle. 25 cent. per bottle. • 25 cent. per bottle - 75 mte Per-bottle. • 25 Dente pet bottle. • 25 omits per pe bottle. 25 mute bott On. bottle thane 60 ile. mlr One bottle thane 60 pair, • Om, bottle clean. 50 pair. One bottle cleans 56 pair. As nised.rprooroda Man the pro tkm, the glen eau to worn feastecNotely alterlt is el With a placeof kennel, apply email portion of lemParatkre very katl the dirt still instantly &appear. It Is thesotichi used by, the KLlGlose Manufacterera or France to Impart thatmalty of finish wal mottoes* kir which their glove s soJuStlyeel . ebratedL It eke= kid slippers and white and Intend 111 id &Too elegantly. It is also an excellent article for the toilet and for beautifying the complexion, removing. tan, pimple., Ae-, ter exceeds in excellence any of tha thaaaand end one pre nit ae...51,a01d far that pumas, One trial, at the trilling expense et 25 ants, will convince any , ono that the ankle 1e all that It b clahned to be. Try a bottle of it for 2.1 orate, and you will never wish to be witboutlt. It can bb obtained of all Dinged. and Dealers In FancyComis in Plila. burgh. and at wholonle, of the mole proprietor., CLAW/ A' Lall...T.slhroisnrar,Naw Yost. A liberal dletutint to the trade. As there Is an Interior altkLy fa the market, buyer* Till be tartlet to see that theorise. et Cues Co, Is open eekh bottle which they purchase. Awaya on hand by B. IL Intl TV. BENET RICHARD SON, JOS. FLEMING, and other Drillytiata in Pitteburet- Jes:3mdm . • Rona Warialahtnrilardwaure. .PICOT az srro,rwELT-.. At . . 0 - IfAidn, Lane, Nov Fork, • .TIIIPORTERS and Jobbers of Cutlery. Feu. Ton Train,. Fin Irons, Tinned and ..amotisd tiolkrer Wars, French- 7inned Ware, Andirons, Fry Pans, Coal Hods, Flanished Jimmied Platsdand Britt/min Wars. iVeo lung Furniture. D PATON, Manufacturer of NOW . and Im proved styles of SCHOOL FURNITURE. lUnstrated Cu:dogma tent on application to . it. PATON. 24 Grote street, New York. - Modern Style. of nehool Furniture, ANUFACTURED' And - fot ::itsilebf 13.1. JOILNSON, No. 490 /Wm street, New York. A lance supply kept constantly to Laud. Circular. torwarl. al on application *Babes. Jet:Gutd.-t - ThLiga i tlre NEWTON & Ina • - 421 REIMS Tork, itTANITFACof tho Patent Arch Wreet PILAF/sum O F=celateated for &• , M fhl It Abel l ; toes tong for 'whigatratT nod rewired Ibl ic htheet " tome from the greeted musket celebrities of the country; and in every kir, when brought In competition with other lawn— inerlta, hare obtained the Wuhan premium. The Patent Arch Wren Plank, which le owned and need only by no guarantee. their dle their standitar in tune longer than any other ntraMent ad unprecedented demand In all Pita of tie, country is a sufficient praetor thelr superior excensnea A Wawa/ discerned to Clergyman, Schools and the trade. intlYdal AOALEY, COSORAVE & CO., W/toLade Orocen, N. 18 and RO Wood stria, PM. . - n - Awortu BRO. dr. BROWNLEE, Grocenywooldrapeeeddly twit+ theattemtlon or the public to tbetrierao moot of Wines; Brandleo, Idon= riga Walt. and gamily Groceries, ouch uExtra UM Old Government Jan do, Old Connt-ry Mak Tdo, Choice 'Young Hymn da, , Gunpolrdor and Imperial do, Lorerlog's MIMI Sagan, Ave_ tau ßrandi Ck tet land Glo; Old port Wino taken . ), Madeira ckra , and Matepdam do, Old Itorionagala, Ito Wedskr, Losprted . German and Manna ClgarlL • no oboe. Oa* together with a amend ageortmant of Groceries, extremely low for oath, wholeaalo mot retail at the ro ofTete Store. Comer tho Diamond and Diamond alley. . pcledly r DEIS JE BERGER, GROCERS AND AA) Dealers in Damn. iard.llortr, Chem% Icoms.•ac, smith-West earner Smithfield and Second Street., Pitts orlaid A LEXANDER. KING, WHOLESALE 11 arew 4 Imports or Eod. Atab, No. Z . 3 Men/ tumet, Pltteburgh, vtlyd• ' MITCHELTREE, Ja., & I Liu Wh Merc h a n t ; N o ;. Ztotng u istil,leP na it , n a t n o d r W . ‘O3 no.. _ 1 JAS. L CLOUT.TONESA CeOIFY, WHOLELALE ORO TJ CEPS cod Hoot Furbishers. dealers la Proaaee Itud VlMatormfootoroo, N 0.141 Water street, new Cherry I burgh, Pa. myVi • • . " • :1 • - A. Orman., bici.33o 1821Secomt street; (between Weed and gmfttiNeld,Piltalmrel.. AA 0 ULBER T - S 0 , WHOLESALE • OrneerstuttOommiesiou Metchael,Dealertn Produce setttsb Pitts h. burgh Manufactured Artielee,l96 Liberty street, Piurg 1011111110TD-- ...AMLI/LX 'WM TOIIN FLOYD • & CO., WHOLESALE XI, °rowans:lC=6lBd= Merchants, No. lid Wood and TO Liberty street, rlttaburgh, Jel6 WATT dc WILSON;WHOLES/LLE GRO CETI& Commladon Illercbsati sod.beolenm Pro dam and Plitginutt ManalheturFy N 0.268 Liberty an*, glliAr ISAIAH DICKEY CO., WHOLESALE Grocer a , CatntalationnarclukuttharatDealn. Produea, Ho. 80 Water street, and 133 Wont Wart. Pittabargh. THOMAS untr, ... urn, .nt. gala of the firm Robison, LUAU Co.) fp: . LITTLL"..t CO. WIIOLESALE ORO ." • QM PrOdfieti fiat ° Comsoloion Merann4, and Dddonin Plttabargh. Manofitetoroo, filo. 112 Boooodatroot, ja19.113 ... R. L. IMILTOII. WY WAITh teI"aM".--- liEgf — & Co., WHOLE . McCUTO ~n a SALE Gronam,Piodani and ComtelmionMers, and /sale. to Pitbdrarach liannateturad- Articles, 3 a - Liberty ahem, emir of Irwin, Pittsburgh, Ps. my 7*7-------! AoTWELL,- LEE 4. -CO., WHOLESALE arboona.'Poodwie and Consananoo Newtown', and. r, Iniqnsbarah MannthetureoiNd; 8 Wood WM, Da Oaten Water aad Ina Bail:math. ' .• ' .PIG BESONk CO., WHOLESALE orocers.vommAiwi. amrenask and Deans m . 4 ado of ProibiotsrProdoeo sati-fitaborei Idanolketuroi, No. 23GLIbtallistihe4 Pltddrergh.. AOBERT H. SING,. WHO GAO.. Contadadori Met:bunt, and Dollar . la halm*, Kb itlt, Flour, and all kinds of Country Croft." 213 atrflud, Mouth 'of fltztli;lirrrinulthr Pa, Nd• Mar Lg. a 'ran.. suds on aotedunnhenta. - jalfdyd 101 OBERT • DA-12UL lc CO., WROLIfe BALE °road. commiaton • .na ftwalynni r Nor, t• and DWl:raft thetas and Pittaburea Ne, 2;41413mq streeeMttsbersh. , myl • . JOHN vAirpmar..x., . ANUFA."O TIMER OF BOOTS Disiithisharer and Maier is , A lIATB. AND •OAPS,:- ... No. 91 WOOD rum, r!ittatarsty mxi r 8101 11.1.1111)113AILD, . Hides, Leafher ~ Oiitand Shoe Findings, . • - -PuTionmail.-vi. ALES OF STOOKS, snap rpm, , . AEut t. =6113,5rike4 7 1 ;1r t w a mar m • 4 - 5 ..„- ' !:•7_: , :,:':•.i'l:.'-:':.'l-f'-.;. - - -t--- , -3,.- '.,t:',7'..c.; - NR ,,, ..1., , 75-'4,,,,,:- f--14,1_, '.,,p2iff,..,4-. ',,'-'4,9i,),".7%„, , f-.*:,.1.f1-': - .7, T., ,, i. , 7,,A,Z=-,f;,. •,'<%:-...-7!..n.i7,..1";':',',":.7,",':7:!::`,..- ',-'''''''''.- PITT'SBURGIT, PLATED EPa6NA AND roast, 613444 re Lute, New Turk Grout's. AN TKI rea•counwitoakm, /xi? ingqinetioNlvidiii'd 4bit _ . - vinkfadurers. wicIALE4.ICIODLIC & CO • 80 FotuthStretA, Itittoburgh, PIAXOTUTWIDOO op lAr kum THONGS AND SWITCHES. . - „ o ud to d.o72 the Inds and promptly iblp. Ped le Per T.l.,4lmoatbs,orlipereentd/seoentfor eee k. ee2klydarrl3 • " 1 J..*. H.l- GERWIG, lUarneilmEra e. RIOPEN AND. TWINY, arms of Mut and Introit struts, Pittesnh,Pa. HAVE ALWAYS' ON lIAND.A FULL nippy of God mad Mass Wyss, Bed Cord; Bash end Crate Conde Wool. Iliscon.Cotten and Plaz 13eln Apes, Whit* and lased Twine; Ont lines, Staging and Moon's Wes anmaydklrS zacciammprr Omer of I Stnittand:Fß,Y, - fithany, , oittoß a . QIIETT & ÜB, Ainautioa ren ImprosSl Trucks sunlPSOnt Ontd*noet.. Macksniddsg In geuessi,l,s—, dons to , srdsr, AU order. promptly nttandad to. - ' ' 'Bmsn wurassz BARMULL 46 OM, 61 Patin Atexbury, Pittabamh, Pa. STEAMIBOILER MAKERS AND ~ET Iron Workers, lidandecturere of Barnhill's Patent Bailer, Innutiotire, Slued mil Cylktilm Boilers Chinn," Theldien; rim flea, Steam "Ilges, Condemns, Salt. pitin, Sugar Pun, Ikon Yards, LUSBoota, eta. Also, Blacksmith,. Work, Brldgn and Thelon . from, done at the shortest no. tire. MI *Mere from induce PromPCY attended to.. Je2:l • • aa Patent A...tater: , rpHE ATTENTION-DP OARRIAGEIIA- J. HMIS, 9 WWI ana Tholera La directed to the largo stock of N. I.Ertarmelod 111daa for Topa and Trismalitg. • Patent Dash',Oollar, or BaSltagMartlng, 4 111 •4 1 %4 fikira• e 4 for sale at cadent prices bY 01:0R011 No. 29 Pt Clalr2,la PIM& Banding,. zarlataut _ • Tittatatrati, Pa. KPenn Cotton it ills, Pittsburgh. ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., BLANILWAG TIMERS of— Penn A No.l heavy 1 14.4hvollogy; Ovsyn Chain of all coin% And dlatien, o Oovng- Plough Um and Bash 00it • " Rope of all aisasionl clenriptlang- • sati n . Atiroo.. len at. Um Thsolfwaro Atop of inpn Wilson Wood street, ertli ban attention. naly .1413INIC: • WIN, ••---11 ANITTit(i i rtrREN 0/ ETILBR; Oulphurio Acid; /4.3 Sweet Spidtaor Nam; • - fittr Ad* Headmen doodynic- • maracoAck% Aqua Ammo* '• : Nlidona do Powler'edohdlacc - • U. ' .I.IIREN & CO., • MANUFACTIMERS AND DEALERS IN WARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND tssial Wates•Proof Goilpositloo.. Hoofs and Roofing Mr s. TolBoo—•24 fifth Argot.. deftly DANIEL 13143iNETT, IVCITFACTURLIt F.A*MCOLOR ED bmt... w,Lxia. g u. and pencils Wn% hr. at the liannhotorg,emner - or Washington ud Franklin athastqungigghaiwoginWW Plitgnurgh, ntr10.111” C.. a 4J. caw.- •• .L.Ariex MM. • " - Mtn sum. TABICE, POPE Ark.STEXICT, OSCILLATING - S i EN( INTS; eozr.saa Amy lazz-wbiegs,- • Salem, Colambiania County; 0. INFICITALAIN & REED'S PATINT.OSCIL. e V LATINO Engine. of to picim• • w•ciremship, am; L c., fur inanity on loud and mak to ac id% Gaming SWtltig, Flowing and 861• and otketmposa. . Mao, bisanfitone s of Adores ute egierviar rall.t, and Agents for Wiltlaage.: Rich A Co.'. Itichloixte Tools.lstinding Tinting and Bating Lithe. of every de. setiptinn. • • - ' Ocaceeco WNe Engtoe• =Me ioorder. ritosus Duxua1...........f0x D. twos lIITCIIELUnion Poinidirf, nanuos dr. co. - iorrILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF JalT ILL Our E A irastry, ist 4*dd stool of PENNOCIE, mm.cra, No. 2144..nad r They wilt Ducraincture, as mum, o • large and. mend U. mmout of 111/8/INfly., coonoilthlf . Cooking Stores, Ranges and Slide Ovens, OPPICE ANE PIRLOR 870P771, MANTLE A KITCHEN ORATES, - Hollow Ware, Wagon one, Dog km, so Ingo, Tea Kerma% nows a row POINTS, and Machineay. Gietiage .Genarnlly, And OAS awl _WATER ...LI of all alum. asoNalcn-NAILS Oki= BEST BR. ANDS, Shovels, Spadesk.Ploks,_ &a.; All of vOikh will be sold,o4eanatoctoxon' plow my :Iy' 101111.3442. TA.TE U , . • • DMBER Ma) . (1,0111111111, 'No. 10 Fourth street, ow Libet, aid Fenn street, nest door to Mclennan rartinsercls' Oclie, susi Federal at., near Lima Allegheny. . . . ZlF•Every description aril/lags for Water, au nal . . Steam. royllhtf Encormatla M oor, • For Obturhas. Caumnitotiko,Ptibolos and stare..ALFRED ENGLAND, Sole .. FROM TRE.DRIGINAL.4 PATENTAgentEEB:. Mtars.lllr.tca & Q., 211 ,4 1 , .. .24 Xcescs.,llllll.24 aoste&l24rorTork,lii:Pitt,boui& Wen. • Allwork•ssecated .22.& - kr .t 7 1.• PlDr.w, and Speclnan. can b....a a* No. 2 tostrth street, thigur mb PP - erty. mr1&172 insurance agents. C ULMAN CO General Lisuranee Plttetiorgh H .Agenta and Insatauot No. 76 Fourth et, , Pa. TT`C in, Race Co., Lafayette /WI, Wnu ood street. FINMY, 4geatEureka InguracaoCo., _11.11, • No. 9 Water areas. A. CARRIER' 8E Imearanes Co CrKETARY "341 AMITFAL L. MARSHELL, Stare tary Seem' Dworman, Com • • y;94 Water street. M. GORDON, &aeumuirrk Ineur anceonnp.y, calnumstn.t. GARDIITERCOET , Agent for Frank- _V •Um Pin Inouroaeo Onvony, North-cost woo: Wood and Amts. A. •XADELRA, Agent for Delaware 'Mutual Immnote 00., 12 Water street. THOS. GRAHAM 4 Agent Hemmed Lieu cora. W anceCom sad sadPittsbnigb LifeturtmacoCompaay, ater et. amt. • kit , AE#Hm mi u JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental lertneee M., 24 rilth street W. POINDEXTER, Agent Great Wed, .1.1 D• ern InruraneiCo,97 *vet Meet. Neal Eltate 2 kLAKELY & RICHEY, REAL ESTATE linkers, corner' ot - Sementh alld 'Smithfield ateeeta, s?Pburgh, on Ittemm, LON bought • aril sold on eatrunhnion. Land Warrants, But., Bondi and Notee negoUatid. Stymie/ attention Oen to mabdirlding Menai and &Intern of them. Tama meow hie so 204+,143 . IiVILLIAIII. WARD. TIEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES, I_,/ Bonds, Mortzwa and anincuritio• for campy. Ponklua can procura loan. through my Agency, on reason. able tenon Thu". wishing to Invent their money to good adnntago, can always dad first and wood class gaper at my office, gm mak. I .llcoußaidedestiorui end Wet - dews etriotry conedoodd. M v RANT STREET, oppadte Bt. Pool'. Cattadad. • GEORGE W. BONN, REAL ESTATE and nmet. Agont,ottoodt to 111 001 Ind Idling Root an of trro7 doneriptton, sod to Agr a y barium rd":11r Ai'4=7l.l7lP"driehrolt'mpalitoweld= rouonabla. ' ditrOdloo Wort We of Federal stmt, wood door Boothof the North Mammon% nfiretrol ett3 , • • otrd LOONTII A lISTIN LOOMIS & CO., DEALER MOILA S IN a r Pmmh. o3 7 Note, !load, Nootgotc. and W Band. . Money laanod on awoke at abort data, with collators/ osciarltlea. • NOMA AND DRAINS scroomi MID 410 W. Persons datirtra can ho accommodated on romanabla lataa and alp! can be thrashed with 100 d 'ocarina arremanerstivo prim. Ahoy attend to the Bah, Boating and Loulatof Non Ines AnPlNatte N 0.92 /oath "tact, abate Wood. lINTADIWIN LOOMIS, Notary Patna. '3IeLAIN a SON, Real Estate Agents • mt Bill B ro ken, No. 66)4 north amt. rj r t t E4 h WOODS, Beal Relate Agent, No. ;o°lot:fp. Welsra - e -- 1808 2 . mina `Wall Pa t - WAL I PER P. MARSHALL 'A CO.. lustereand Dealers, Si Wald Weer.bertnten Fourth Ursa and Diamond Alley entre =ay be Sumd en extenabri sesortment every ley or NW iharlaPthr lora Halle, Dfnlos Booms and Climbers. Alen Plne Medea In peen satiety et lowed Vo l w a= deal ai nb EDMUNDSON k 004 Nos. 96 and 98 • TAM stree4war . Wood;KiAndliFtiters and Molars • onNMArmass,- ' PAM? MAT; SPAKKI YA &o, x, • Koold solkit tho. ationtlaa of Pen4ooro to tugs SETBERT, Puma!, • Unioupptpii 100 Third - Erre=__ • Nabatsetwer sad &der la CURTAIN IMMAIMILDIOStaIBLUIDS,MA OD 0178100 NB, Paitleular attartion pad to : " CCEs= Alta, Oapetidttadmll taldloonier• -mrigaTL - Wateh and - Meek altaker, INE.IVAIKIHESAND JEWELRY, xA etrea, whirl wood'and strkit, Pius Atimrei c ifi gr oistirm paid le di . * IVlthisi Wacha Xrau • .1 • iJ 3Am: 7 NI SO ILIANZIOOKS, ' • foreounilnilloom aad.Parlor. Astarottentainlicenroodeaso'r" .flutt nesividand ker Sae Isamu Bre. 6 . ilson. THIRTY I AY ~ ~{ .. -. c'~_~' Viffsburgt PIIBLISKED DAILY AED WEEKLY BY Et- P. X 7a.3a - o , rErra 11111.14, ADM axmanna. • • Alla.7llEDALLYGAZETTEistheeddeetArsiespapertaths Jr.; and/Wang. atettriacea arsongstMe Umlaut nun, and reaching at! dosses, it offers indoonneide to edger titers ae the bed ineWean throtath which to reach the pall. WEEKLY GAZETTE is ismer! every %dues.' day and Saturday, on a kuye btankd slag, and andaine in adthliois 'to the nevi of the week, a cas4fulti prrparat and reliable roreof the Markets, ecnnmereial and mondani Witt af fairs, and an accurate flank Nate - Lief, mended UV4OII.IOr thieliapet , -enakin'y ft the best ftwasretal New:paper in the , . . • • - • TERMS 8 DAILY 41zDorian. per annum, payable In Mune!, or V a fitft rr . .3 ! a i lizr b per '' at omite,cizz.,.... 'Clubs are furnished on tno following tern= Fear coElee oryitr .. • 10.. ;,.. % 1 Ay" ' 4, ...... • .. .. .... .-.."..-.20•00 And DWI to UM mean ge ... arnerZuTibe clubfeet. - Adrance payments are estrictly required, and 00 J. per will be sent after the time Is op to which it was pad. Hates of Advertl9l3lg, 1 &sweet' /0 linee, 1 Ume...... ...... -- .._ .. "" 2 " Il y " I week ................ 300 1 " 3 '.5 " - 3 00 "• " " 3 " 400 I" 1 ..... 00 000 -20 .00 Yearl y adre itieerviinealttedtooneequare,eha n ablest plateure, per aanam... ' 41 00 .1063"Adreit/eements will. Oats treble prim. • ..Ood siidEfusnanitro; WOE aovizaaros, DAVID WILIV/6:T. YOB C 4L owasgtomut,. TlPTl.a.a.42sar *III:ELLWA.R.D. or parunarata:• roamonscrinuatonir, ..TOSJCPII. .7. LIMB, of Cheater , 'JAMES VEECII, of Ryon... DANIEL NE O ,C oll L':Ao E l THOMAS KIDDOO, Snowden p. tir. J.-1K BACKHOUSE, Ohio NICHOLAS VOEGHTLEY, Ja.;Allogbeny, J. HERON,POSTEH, Pittebnsgh. , • Assode4 Judge,— SABRIEL ADAMS, °limns it. Clair. Ridei-, JOHN - G. CURTIS esp , or Mlle townstip. W I"; I ti NATHANIEL PA EltEo ,of Birm ing ham. am. Trot;r JOHN J. MUSE, ofl er ersiMes tp. •. Commis 'ester, WILLIAM N. DITROHPIELD, of Peebles. Auditor,- A. B..ISTEVENSO2I, of Lower St... Clair. • Mork of tie ''Courtr, THOMAS A. ROWLET;of Pittaburet, • . Director of Poor, " J. BroILIJiVEY SNODGRASS,. of Main. Why a BlGulater Left its .chusch: The Rev . Samuel Sawyer, a graduate'of the N. Y. Union Theological Seminary, for the past nine years pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, Rogersville, But Tennessee, was re, cently driven from his church in consequence of his course in . regard to the beating, of - &Slave named Anthony' by his mister,- ono Col: Nether land, an elder in his church. Mr. Sawyer has published nothing in regard to 'the affair until I driven to it by alanderousreports, prejudicial Go I his charicter ea a minister, have been circulated and forced hint tongs own defence: He there--1 fore publishes a long statement in - a enpplement to the Knoxville (Tenn.) Pre.sbyteriatt Witness, the truth of which' is vouched for by Messrs. , Jos. Hoffmaster and J. M.' Johnson, elders of the Rogersville church. The Col. Netherland, whose brutality-Is so disgustingly, shown, has been elected &delegate to the secession craven-' lion called by the pro-slavery ministers of the New School Presbyterian 'Church, to meet at Riehmonclon the 27th rust. . _ It appears that a slave, formerly belonging to the children of Dr. Boas, was owned by Colonel Netherland, and was sold in 1856, to be sent to blisnissippi* Rather than go "down South," the negro ran off , to the woods, and remained concealed for more than a year, until found and brought back by some hunters. Ile was then,i handed over by Cot-N., 'with his chains on, to the typist who bought lum,.whe took him back Of the church, in field, and there, lathe pree mie° of a crowd of spectators, beat hi& with over thredhundred and thirty blows, laid on with a leather strap nailed to a board; while the shire was tied down 'on his back naked and blind-folded. The trader whipped bini to make him confess who had harbored him, and proba bly would have ''beaten him till Saturday night," if each an excitement had not been caused by the first instalment orecourging. But this was not the worst. Col. Netherland , owned an old gray haired slave who had nursed him in infanyouul erespecting thatheknew more about the runaway and who had harbored him than he chose to tell, he handed him over to the same negro trader, to bo taken to a neighboring , county and there beaten at discretion, to make him confess. I The trader took the old man to a place called Bean's, Station, in the next county, ((;singer,) and there, on &Indy morning, in a stable on the public highway, stripped and tied him naked on a plank, strapped his feet to a post, and tied his head forward to a brace, and then whipped ' him by striking with a carpenter's hand-saw— Mississippi way, which raises large blisters and bursts them, cutting the hide in pieces. lie !chipped him that Sunday tal all the neighbors eland their dootsj-whipped Ain, till the neighbors gut down their windows and closed the curtains— ' wh i pped him till the women, driven wild by hearing the blows and the negro', agonizing triesfor mercy, cried out against it—till one man declared if he did not stop be would return him to court—till the landlord of the tavern, after hearing in si lence the infliction of at least three hundred blows with the saw, went to hint and told him that he must put an end to it—that he himself was lia ble to indictment for suffering inch things on his premises, and that he was unwilling to bear it any longer. The trader:. became very angry et this interferente, and 'told the landlord that he had sent a boy to get him a bundle of whips to scourge the, negro'r back • when the. flesh should bo too much out up by the naW—and, finally, finding he could not go on, he tumbled the negro into his wagon, in disgust at the Bean Station people, and went to Rutledge, The slave had two fits in consequence of the beating,, but notwithstanding, the trader tied Itim:„up again in Rutledge jail,' while the jailor (who would hardly have allowed It) was away, and beat him with three sticks fkom a lam over the raw flesh until he was tired, and then told him .he would try it again the next day. , ' The In spectors, however, refused to let the jail be used for such purposes, and the negro was sent home in a week—no information having been obtain. ell from him. . ITEII - 3[11021. Thereupon a great eteltemmit arose at Ro l gersvMe, and the Church Session mildly request): ed CoL Netherland to come forward and show he was not responsible for the outrage. Re re fused to .do this; declared he had - a right ta beat his negroes as much as he chose, or have it done ; that churches had nothing, to do with politics, and finally wound up by declaring Mr. Sawyer an abolitionist, and that he must leave. Mr. Saer, thinking thatthe' church - wouid be divided it he stayed, and his Mends being tea couch afraid of being called "abolitionists" If 'they stood up for him, reaigned the charge of this church with its most righteous - elder, and Cattle away. Nothing has been done with Netherland or the trader, and they are_ supported by the pro slavery strength•of the neikhbeehood, who stand together on all questions of this kind, and who _declare that a slave owner whips his chattel till he ASS "he is his mossy," and there the mat ter ends. - - - 'Am Boor Tasnr.—The 'A merican PithWhere' Circular for this week eaye: ~ ,1 1 is pretty gen erally acknowledged among' the trade that the last few months have been waeason of unusual depression, to which, indeed,' a few have been obliged:to siccruck yet, it -mill be a - gratifying indication; mot only..upon= the sound principles upon which the book bushinis - in America is conducted, but of the honorable Chaiisiter of its members, whenwe State, as an illustration, that lifelatra ! Omo. A. Lesiitt & Co. ' who conduct the sales for the New York. Beak Publishers' A/io dation and who held notes from 150 booksoll enk'seittered all over the country, amounting in the aggregate trpwards of $1,000,000,m11 ingdu 6 o u .. the lid inst., inform'no that every not* was punctually taken np at maturity, except `tree, the money or two of which was delayed bY.lnall, leaving only one note of Sl5O remain- , Tim RIPOLSION OT MATTISON TO he MOVISD.--- The Washingtoni correspondent 'of 'the N. • F. ITteir writes: , 1 . understatid. from good au thority that Cot -Reit, of South Carolina, de clares hiadetermluation to mars. the.,ezpalsion of 0: B. Mammon from the House, neat winter, if he resumes his seat Irithout a re•election.— ndi wilthring , up tha'lehole ,question' of Con vened onalcorruption again,,,and glee opportu: idly perhaps; to ethe mess a little more thoroughly, deedOer shoal iksSicalthr; Land haye the,SPPOilth mt of the eotmatikg.in, • Tax Boston Courier - in a notice of illattiers fine sem of the . Barefoof.. itor• *4 - . the -fel leering. whieltwill be - read . with pleasureby every_' , one who has in early life to know. the pleasure of which it treats: - The progress of so-called refinement is Bridtt ally shutting wrand our boys out from some of the purest and most naturatpleaSures. one: of these pleasures is the delight of going barefoot in summer. - Our.feet • are treated almost' •iur cruelly as those of Chinese women. Note man in a thousand knows what to do with toei. They are useless, pinched up, etiolated appenda ges to a tbot;'which civilization has Xeluced to a mere stump. .Feet and toes are now Imprisoned from early childhood, through • every stage .• of existence, and'when the last pinch is over, they are.sfretched . out in the coffin and Imprisoned In the boots they wore in life. No one man In a thousand ever base patella sensation- of ,pleas ure through his feet- Their only use is to servo as pedestals, props to stand on, or supporters in locomotion. Now, nothing is so delightful 'se Melia of the fresh earth, when -the gummier. comes on, to the solo—it - might almost be called rout—of the foot. The test touch of summer, thus imparted, exceeds In exquisitnesa the first • breath of the west wind in Spring—the first. fragrance and tender beauty of the violet--:the first aroma of the queenly rose. - Besides, there is a seine"of liberty, from casting aside the stocking and the shoe, Such as the galley slave may feel when the chain and ball are knocked off front the lacerated leg. Now and then a sharp atone will out, ore brier will scratch- but these are the little pains that give a zest to free dom, and heighten the thrill sent through: - the sole of the foot and pervading the whole- frame, from contact with good old mother - . earth: -De pend upon it - city reader, who didst never touch the soil with thy naked foot, thou hastiest. more French boots, be they efeeso delicat e and costly,' tan make good to thee. - SliPantri• - • th - e country—tosome restate anilprbussof Pataii - Offi with shoes and stockings and reelahie-t inal liberty of the long imprisoned hif extremity. Yes, Stecestes was right to go - barefoot: - Plato well understood the poetry of it - when he isomer , Wired, in prose as rythmetical as the. best. of Verse, that leisurely stroll of the philosopher, outside the noisy city, , alang the margin. of; the flissus, into whose shinisg, wavelets ever arid anon the great master' his foot, and as he dipped; talked the Most genial philosophy''to his loving disciples:. And what a resting place : —the grassy slope beneath the spreading : plane tree, where the Asus Cronus waved its infest. ed boughs to the soft Summer breeze - I:2== - - . . I Tee TA 871 1f0.=1111) Nei York co44.4.ondent . glees the followinipaticular a of the" effects of "tea tasting", and artmpling upon the constitutions of those engaged in thehusiness. 'The death of a famous tea broker in thiieity lately, calls to mind the: curious nature of this business. I wonder if any Or your readers at the West know ,that their fastidiousness in - ea,' choice of the herb' which sheers, butnot inebri ates, is the cause of the establishment of a Ot o :;,. tension, called "tea tasting"-=which is ' as per tain death to stain es the continued' practice'of opium eating. The success of the tea broker or taster depends...upon the. trained' accuracy of his none and palate, hie experience in,. the want of the American market, and ' a keen business tact. If ho has these qualities in high cultiva tion he may make 'from.s2o,ooo to $40,000 per he' lives; annum while hve% awe. die of urcerationof the lunge. Ile everhauLta cargo of tea; classy - lies it, and. determides thasalue of each ort. In doing this he first leoltiarbbe; color of s the leaf and the general oleanlinees of it. ' lie next takes a quantity of the herb in his hand, and,. breith-: ing his warm breath on it, snuffs dp the frag, ranee. In doing. this h o draws into his lungs • quantity of irritating and stimulating . duet which is oy no means wholesome: Then sitting ` down at the table in his rethce,,on which Is:A long row of little porcelain 'cups acid a pot: of," hot water, he "draws' the tea and tastes the in fusion, ' In this "way heclassifies the different sorts of theminutest shads,, marks the different prices and is then ready to compare his work with the invoice. The skiff of these tasters is fairly marvelous,. but the effect of the business on their health is, as I have said, ruinous. They grow lean, nervous, and ' on sump titre. • • • Tun PaortstinT WORLD IN Cousin:son—A 4 3011Vention, composed of representatives from all parts of the world, embracing all denominer lions of Protestant Christians, has been called,' under !the auspices of the ...Evangelical -Alli. ance,"vind, by Invitation of the Ring of Prussia,- ' will meet in Berlin, ,Prussia, In September next. Among the representatives are Dr Dwight, Dr, King and Mr. Schiffer, inissiolintiee from Con= stantinople. A largo delegation from the United States will be-present. - -, Among them the Item. Dr. Alexander, fkom•the Old SchooVPreellyte rian Church; , Dr.l .Porsyth, from , thedesoetaln Reformed; Rev. Win. Nast, of Cincinnati, teem Ulu Episcopal; awl Dr. Black, from the Reform ed , Presbyterian. The latter - two sailed on Thurstray the steamer Indiana: The Arch bishsl) of Canterbury, pith varions prelates and foreign ambassadors, have Interested themselves in the matter. Dr. Merl D'Aubigne has con sented to preparia disConrse on the Evangelical' I Alliance for the promotion of union; as compared 'with assemblies in prim' Rive times for the same purpose. Reports on the state of Protestantism in different countries are to be made, ands, gen_ eral interchange of sentiment enjoyed. The sub ject of religions liberty Will be freely distussed, as the King has promised proteCtion•in perfect freedom of speech on this as well se all other subjects. The meeting is looked forward to with great interest by the Christian World. TANINO OI7T A Min's BRAIN, "FIXING" Lan RNPLACING ox—The Harrisburg (Pa.) Telegraph relates the case of a canal boatmen, who, while asleep on deck, came in collision with a bridge, which struck him on the tack part of his bead, and knocking therefrom the perletarbotie which was found shortly after as free from' extietneotur substance as if it had been' extracted 'by tbe hands of a - demonstrator ;of anatomy. The wounded man was, of comae; instantly'aroused by the concussion, and what is most remarkablei' rose to his feet; - perfectly unconscietis of the ex tent of the injuries be had received by the-col lision. The slight pain in the back of his head gave him no trouble whatever, and ifwas only after he bad tleessedhiroself, and one of his com rades hadlound the bone on deck, that helms made aware of the unfortunate mutilation of his caput. After this di scovery;Dr:Rutherfortl, of Elmira, wan summoned, who; after washing the man's brain, and replacing it, and arranging the splinters of the adjacent parts of the aktill in a proper manner, informed bim that was all that be could do for him.. With this the wounded man'' departed, in a. perfectly rational state; to his home. We doubt if the. experience of any member of the profession can show a similar case to the above. , . ; aor TUE FAilt TOINO.—The Dudley Observe , tory; which has been munificently endowed by the public, has.followed the bad exampleet its. Cambridge cotemperary, and islunaing for new planets end comets, when everybody knows that science is already overburdened with the num bets that now fill the heevenS, and all tho ample astronomy that people. studied in their loath Is no more to the astronomy of Go-day than the old hand loom is to the latest Jacquard„. We hate just escaped from'one Comet , not without storms, tornadoes, whiriwindsend Other tokens of 'celes tial wrath. We can get along with oar old com et.% which are trained to astronontiosi laws and with whose ways we hare became somewhat ao qoeitited; but these border .ralllan •comets that are plunging into our orbit without notice, and without any aptereitt legal object, may prove utterly unruanagable, and if Lk...scientific men of Albany and Cambridgeoontinue to force them upon us in this manner, Ire do not know as any remedy will remain, except to lynch the obser vatories.—Proildit nee Jourtua . Pu lli Musa,,_ the Postal- Reform lon,. says that eke . _ people of London wrote and sent by post 82 00 0,00f1mOre letters during the ,laat ten years* than - the people 'of the- entire United fitates,-whlle the population of:London Is leas 'that ' 2 A 00 , 0 00 - , , and that of the United States more than 25,000k000. And o r theie 080 , 00 0, - 0001 otters posted in" Itrindon, more than 490,- 000,080 of them were for local circulation within "the hounds of London: - The people - of the city of-New , York have not:tient by test one7tenth - lof 400,090,000 lettere in ten - times ten years; ' The entire number of "bear -or "drop' letters in the United States, in 1861, merit:Anal/1y report.... ed at 716,428, or less than three-quarters of a !. . _ . IT is - nederatoisl that Mon. Edward Everett thew of the proposedhabi of Wesidsgtotes Sky- - 01ass and Cane, and desiretto procure; hem•-r ITN lies been 'grittified. Thii present -- IS him,'' of thesi articles; Was deserrea. The worthy ore. for doubtlose knoWe iff the existence ofWasting; tors Deed of EniantiatiOn of his_inares, al though this knowledge hi' not , eipremed In hie celebrated Eulogy of the great Patriot: ' If that Doed is available, it might be well to It also for Mr. Everett. The gift ill t indu cer tdm 10 so modify. his Enlogy.,.es to form' his bearers that lVashington's leg act was a signal- cant testimony against Blarety.—Am.. goesiv .... 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