~,. - =VT YORK 'ADVEIKTIREMERVIB. pom,VISSOIM OWEN A 1X), Winn Ulm-Am An ., Mem= Iloper, (Appleton's Bnildini,)No...l46 and US Broesdnety ten York. • • Godfreylns CeTebrated.pordira Bitters tleitulatice redact AXD SIOIIIACEI4 AP VSIT I V B AND PALATABLE ' Remedy for mend Debility, Dysperaet, - Ance of Al'. petite, an 4 all &larders of the DIZCItiVIIOncIM The Inventor and Proprietoref OaVrej/:. o..tehnsted Cbe- Marrs intaxiamendlne them Lai an unrivalled tonic and invigorates, is sustained by the best realkel sathoritla of Europe sad AMerierl, as well as by the multitudes who have tested them. Asa restorative they stand alone.— Tbansandurbo are now langulnlng might awake to nem distend by this porful renovator. The dyspeptic who resorts to Cikdfrey's Co we rdial Bitters, finds haunts perms mint Upon the rital °rpm, they exercise e direct sults '37 induencaratol i rt their agony la as raid o. salntsry.— Poe general debi y, sinking at the stomach, lose of app. U 44,, skk bemdarh, or medal depression, hypoeboodris broken Osep, flatulence, Wens. after exactas irritability; • aloha. eartivenots, and all &netters of the nerrouesyetein, their temente too incalculable. Parehuers ars eantionkl against all Iniponlode. Centred Depot, IlVoutia William Mr.; E. T. 4Tdad3eer GEO. GODFREY, Pa:Trial., Godley et Celebrated CordtalCrin• mammas, err orms war toxistars. THIS UNEQUALLED BEVERAGE pommels medicinal properties! of the high order.-- It is enanufsetured espßially for and by, the Proprietor mid Petontee, of the best roliterisle, and has all the merite with out the deleter lons effects of any other Gin either in Great Britain: Rolland or Ws country. GODFREY'S CELE BRATEDCORDIAL GIN has been adopted •by eminent Physicians al the purest and meet efficacious diffruire stim ulant and diuretic vhichutanufacturingekill has yet siren. to the wort: - It to entirely exempt front those alcholtolic drinks which besets - thirst tirslimulanta, °niers to any amount promptly filled by the Proprietor, GEO. GOIiVREIf • Importer of Brandies, Gin, Wince, hr., JeNkdamr it South William st., New York. Import's! Wines, Grata ~,,,,, &el. I. & W. GEERY, 2IAI Cast Map, AND 710 DROIDD,T, NEW TOIL. ' . [Established 1104.] AMPOR• TERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST Quality Fatally Omreries, otter to the Trade, Hotels, rats Famine., wad oil who are choice in their taste, and. Jain• passim, artiele, a large variety of .. -TEAL—Green and 111se4 Sourbong. Touchoug, English profits. . • Stroakfaat, Oolong, Imperial, II yam, Gunpowder, Young N. }3: Hymn, &0., in chests and half ehasta,' &a. patch. COFFEE—Mocha and Java • . vary old NlNES—lladeinia,' Sherries, Porta, Hocks, &c., and grades,. to original packages, demijohns, mag nums and bottle. BARTON and GIIESTIER'S CLAIIMPS. CHAMPAIONS—Meet & Chandotea MI Isupl Tersenay. • Po . • Itaidatick, G. R. Maumee do do do LlQUORS—Brandlee, Rums, Whiskey, Gin, Arreek, Als. aintle., Kirsch, tn., to In original package, . 1 . 0 Cur.... ji . s. Maraschino. knieette, Noyes°, Bitter., &c. HALT LIQUOICS—Lotak , o Brown Stout, Scotch and English est Pub' , Ales. CIGARS—A variety of choke brands. P-ICKLES—English and French. SAUCES--For PIA, C.irtie, thane, Meat, &e. CHEESE—Stilton, Cheddar, Rays!. Victoria, Prince Albert, Parmesan, Grovere, Sapsanco, Dutch...a nod Atnarhmu SPARS—Loaf, Cradled, Pulverised, St. Croix, tc., In bar rels wad half barrels. HAMS—Westiballa and American. OILS-OUT., Sperm sod Whale. Mirsaur Idquora are warranted unadulterated and of on own importation. foßdtft Gold Medal P 1.140151 QTEINWAYL &.SONS, MAN-ffin U7ACTURERS, lit W alker street, New York" received the following First P 'rise MedoiranopetlUan with the best makers in Boston, Now YOkk.Fhiltaialphia and Baltimore. TWO MST PR= MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair, aohingt=.A.trch, 1845. W A GOLD M=AL, at the Otystsl Palate New. York, No vember, 1855,(being the only . Gobi Medal given for Pi.os within the last six Team) A9OL4IIIIDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 174 A. THtt YLDST*ATErMEDAL rat tbeD . , Crystal Palace, Ed* Tork,November,lB. s6 . Among the were the first musicaltalent In the ooantry, welch se L. Mee., Gott ' ethelk, liVellenhenpt and many others. et. &lianas orith and without the Iron Frame) ere warranted for three years, end • mitt= guarantee glean. PhIKO pocked and shipped without charge. Prkee moderate. de/Selydr LADIES' Is now universally known WI the very best for famfly use, and also for lIEWLNO 1411CurNES. .ligliosif ROBERT LOGAN & CO, 51 Dey Street, New 'York. BP L. FAIINESTOCK, late of the firra of B a A. Fahnesnock A Co-, and Nocceasor to Fleming Dna: Wholesale Druggist, No. GO. corner Wood and Yourth eta. Pittebargh. PA g FAIINESTOCK, lc CO., WIIOLE . Droggbts and Hanntscturers of White Lead. sad Labarge, cornpr 'Wood and Front streets, FM. rock: SCHOONMAKER, MANUFACTURER tr . of White Lead, Red Lead, Bloc, Paint, Utbocg', Put ty and Wholes.le Dealer in Paints, Vandshes, 'Nrpen tine, an, No. Wood st, Pittsburgh, Po. ea:lyd .JOIN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS. leGulley,) Wholesale and Rend! Dnaggist and Dealer in Paints,olls,Dymtatre, Au, corner Wood loud Sixth streeu, Pittsburgh. . arirEktukr Agent coo Dr. Ford's Xedlchse. mai - 1 - 01 - P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL ,' or in Drug% Feints. 011 s. Varnishes .ad Dyestuff., No. 310 Malty street, Pittsburgh. Arl orders will nods* vivant attention. SarAttant for Schoncra Patrons& Syrup. Insr24:lydavr P E. SELLERS — , WHOLESALE DEAL erc rae, DyeatniTs, Ohm, Varnish., kh, Le., No : Wood amt, Pituburgh, Pa. Goads snirrantel. Mines low. WW t YRIDMI.C. NW= UMIL BRAUN & RElTtil—jiiiiii:ESALE AND WWI Drugglita,torreerof Liberty and St. Clair ate, Pirtstroriib• OSEPH FLENIING, (SUCCESSOR TO tE. - lUP Wilcox /) Co.) comer Market onset and Plamood, heels conatontly on hand Aran and complete sssort uncut of Dm" Medicines, Msdicino Chests, Perfumery, and all erticlri per talidllg to Ids business. 4arPbyaiduu prescriptions carefully compounded at el hours- compounds d ot' VOL GEO. H. KEYSER, ORUGGIST, JJ ISO Wood etreet, comer of Wood street and Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. CHEESE WAREFIOUSE.-lIENRY IL (MUM'S, Forw.dlog cid Curomimion Merchant...l Dealer In Cheese, Butter, Fake Fish and Produce generally, 24Wotel at., above Water, Pittsburgh. my2l -33.. CANFIELD,' LATE OF WARREN, J• onto, Commbriori and 'Forwarding Merchant, and WholoWDonle rin Work , . Iliosems Cheese, Butter, Pot and Bart A.. and Western Produce generally. Front et., bet waertithDekl andWood,Pittaburgh. AS3I3ANE . it ' ANJER, (SUCCESSORS _l.ll. to A. A A. Malmo.) 'Dealers In Flour, Grain and Produce. Commbarlon and Forwarding Merchant. No. 124 Pecond stroset. Pittsburgh, Pa. IJan.l.l4:dlyDa l2 piituy C. 31ERI3S - T, FLOUR, PRO , ducs,Prorldon and Cannuiselon Unrclart. No. Vl7 bort] atrapt;corner of thud, Pittaburgh. gives his att.- 10116 to the sale of Flour, Pork ? Bacon, Lard, Ch.., Putter Gran. Dried Fruits, Seeds, Ac.. tn. SirCorwignatents respectfully aolldted- sully ------------------ Le x; vuastr—Et, (succE—sso-R—To YanYth AB=l•KlWortsrding and Coto_ rol_oulon bler: chant, Dealer In Wool, Iwo", nun , . Inxd. Oil and inlononllT, No. in ater at— Pitteburall„r GENERAL CO3SIISSION • lid enchant and . &slur In Growl. end Produce, RI yi nn etiree n. Pnkeltunnb Fader to E. ILA:mos, Pittsburgh, Bulunr, Oosours k 130., Plttonourgh• klirecußdrunents eolleltel wad istlsfeutorizawaurar -11710BERT HUTC tlw 1.31110wNe; COittLISSIcbO4 3/00..cott, Ptt. =I Pearl Ago ^. 8uhu. 4 5 ,4 Ron . r,Orldul.fieolnaried 172 tend yr_oan..e.geneuv4y, No. B Burntlaeld street, wen si no_22lnus (ygAR ES S. LEECH, FORWARDING V and Camaddolaalardialit, Doha IHunt; Grain,' Ba. tan, Yazd and Dotter, and ail kinds of Produce. No 5 Smith iloidvfgrost, tetwaen Platt and Water. apa WAREHO SE.—JAS. .GAR m aLE . Wholesale Dialer fik .-11 Ever, Proand :rodeo. . 11ao. Seventh greet, between Lib'l7 Indiked= ut ?7,ilttgr 6 orgh,l'. /Reigate m WY. . .. .. 1101,!,615ib BRO., IRK AN] vd..01 5)=.7= r t. ea rga n . Provi r, !la* eornerd.6, TOIINII. MELLOR, No. Isl e WOOD ST., My otwomd Alloy mei Fourth street. Sole Agent k BONIF HAtenon) PIANO PORTKI, 3lA gas HAMLIN'S 610DX.L MELODEONS en 4 ORGAN HARMONIUMS, and Dealer In Hastened Matleal Goods. JAZ ._----,-- -- t f ------"--- .K.r4TlfEthu."L _&d.Bßii.rro., ssNi.ok . 52 FIFTH Agent torIPMII3 nalli'S (. w -York) nsnirsi ed Ot and ind Fate P1A1609, and CAWAILT t Ninsimuors .tar WICIA , DE0513 and 014 GAN 11110051.17515, Paler. in Made uld Unties'- .: • L fen , erfARLOTIE BLOM, 'MAN ILI - riettrlt - Za 6.1 Dealer la riasw 'Porte., and losportor or Moo. ,and "Idsodoal Instrments. Sole Agent for do, HAMBURG PIANO& also for WALLET, DAVIS k 00:fi Bad= Pianos, .with and wi th out Adana Attacionad. 1111 Wood stmt. . 'lii ---""''''''......'"'"---------------- ... ItenziaOn r. Illoo• . . woomon, AND A.ITIIIMEY AT LAW lan) COMMISMIONER FOR TriE STATES OP w Tea, 10kjc„ scoucky, Ne twarbasstts,'' 1 lOEL 103704 On 10d,10.1. Virgin* Illinole, IfUremia. ,- Acknowleagentet• 1.4 or Dabs Ae. rettalnktered to be ireznadod or cued in any of the shore mown Stand. - Mee eovantla ' I.frith.Pertaa. , Arcot, Pitt* - - - • i!l ec it MI °BERT 11VRNTURT; • ATTORNEY AT Icior•sad Solicitor of Om BIM& Of Fittatknb , Vii o .. I. ..irt h *vet, l'lttsbargS • _ "r i , °SEMI S. & A. •P. 31,0T34150N, AT- V xo.irro;rthst, wet irccd, soittsbadt" wy24 p - B - JJIT CARS -ros PRESEP.VIIO /num an. A 'Kind well Tested in use, and Have Given FINME SATISFACTION. jatsgA IL7 , npxs9sn Join t P IROSCrNL ZJLING. , _ Join • ' 4T Morbid st, woo of Third FLT " ERAL IN HOUSE- majaaagn.dawsp,narLlT=wa.,o.t -eri, WOW" j =r of Mutat ..14 1.1° 'E.1"4""114:2 1;111;14,4 Sobbing Ili ear tre, fieriedt. ' W7`474. k ' ' . • - , -1 E DAILY NEW YORE ADVENTIBEMLITT I3, Prow ALBERT G. lIICIIARDSON'S ADVDI.TISIS 6 AND Col• unesvvra Orncr.,B6o Broarelsy. New Tort. lllghly Important to Rectifiers; Islossor Merehassta and Wholesale Grocer.. DR. FEUC HTW ANGER'S, lionoringi, to Prodamota Afrorents Notice Every Desired T" UNDERSMD - HAS LA.TELY made great improvements In this branch of busload The flouriugs ore put to In packages of 6,10 and Sn and reqtdres but the eddition of fare Spirit, either let or 4th proof, and Lkpore mach no Coda., fit Cogs Rem. ther or poblo. le, Holland and Engird, Gin, Jamaka and . nerogabele,Dourbon,lrisit and Scotch Whisky. Apple, Pesch, Cherry and Raspberry Brandy, Fort and idadetraWlnes he Instantly produced. It requires no skill. but an addition tx.tcrit Writ. ray CIO pdlurui to each gallon of the re. re Flavoring. The best fawns 011, green. yellow and white. nnoontrd entitle. lOW no any other Importer in tho United Mates En i,re of every Liquor. Ertrna of Cognac, lib of which produces WO gams of Cognac. Raw Whisky may, by Dr. F.'s ago and body preparation be made smooth with but a Dining °grease. The price of Flovoriugs are extremely moderate, mod di rections In full supplied by DR. LEWIS FEUCRTWANCIER, Chcaddand freparkr of Drys, Essrarial Oa and Maas, Dagadrolys and noWraphic Caraticcdr. No 143 Malmo Lore, Nor Tong. N. IC—Solo Agent fbrGaltrey's celebratedOonlial Bitters andOln. agraiewfouT.n ;Druggists Vulture Dca faustc, scc Sttorne2o !4=2121; AU 0 & ATTOR NEYS 'Cam 'fis Odom Ballami, Youth Wee, eartiauto JOSEPH WIEITE'S C•Prissfle Rep owlllsary• JOSEPH NOW CARE I I:jptt . lug on business In Ida 'parkins prom (now lately enlarged.) between Pittsburgh rind Lawrence. ohm, near the Two Milo Pun, respectfully lurtaa the public to inspect him stock of CARRIAGES, lc- And he particulArly informs gentlemen pureltarerz. that one priceonle is made. Verarhen years . experienee In the reel nutlie. him to place before his patrons the same choice collection of Carriages, which so many years past It hos been his parilcider department to select from the various and moat talented Eastern Manulacturers. The Ter his new 87111ern In complete; the economy of lila arrange. ments will i.apply the boot nod meet fashionable manufactie m at moderate prices re . Unencumbered by tbosi heavy expenses, which the forclemmting Houses of Business, hes heapednpon th prim or Goods, (owing to large rents,) Joseph White sei veil on ready money only, at much len. than the use =l;l=llEii Pittsburgh Coach Pactory M. I. STEPHENS, . . BIGELOW Jk CO.. formerly E. 11. nion.ow, 48 Diamond Alley war. irrd ,Vxet, PITESBERGLL PA. IWOULD RESPECTFULLY AN nounce. to the Ovringo using community an public in gernentl. that I been thin day purchased the inter est of my forraer partner, Mr. Albert, and still carry on the brained& Ih all its branches of the old stand, No. 46 Diamond Alley. In changing the name of this old and Bribed manufacturing establielnnent, I assure the public no effort shall be wanting on my part to drawee the same high character so long enjoytel by my pmalecearsta and aneoclatee. terlyd M. L. STEPIIENS. Coach and Carriage Factory. JOHNSON, BROTHER & CO., arms of Brlnumf and Retro. Meters, ALLECIIIENY WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN- form their friends, ;old the public Rene ., rally. that they are manufacturing Cluing, Baronet. , flockawu,A Buggira. Sleighs and CA:ldiots, in all their van ono stylra of finish and proportions. All orders will he executed with strict regard to durability and beauty of finish. Repair. will also ho. attended tom, the most reasonable terms. Using in all their work the best Eastern nate, Poles and Wheel stuff, they feel conti crxt that all who fonor them with their putrunap perfectly lb satisfied on trial of their work. Purchawn are requested to gine thronerail losfors pun chasing elsewhere. tweitlyd gurniturc T. B. TOI3IIO & CO.. FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every De_vription. St.,behmet , Wylie and Penn. A Warehouse—No. IS k 40 Smithfield S QTBAIkIBOAT CABIN FURNITURE are constantlysimufactming STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE a nd CHAIRS, mid Incite the attention of them Interested in turnistaltig . boats. imlnidkecS T. IL SOUNO / CO. C. F. lECI.OPFEIL & CO, M it and e I F A A I a C s T o r i R RS OF F m U kI Ii oNTI Mahogany and %Calmat. imitable for ration, chambers mil dining rooms, equal to any to be found in the Lectern cltice. and at timer Ecery article made by hood and mar ranted. Sir Hotels and 5tea1:0..44 farnlebed at then no W•TIMOOMI, corner Penn and Wayne au, Pittabargde,— b. deSsikvely9 J.A.IEECS W. W00DW3t;1..1., CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTURER Nos. 97 & 99 Thirtl . St., Pittsburgh. T W. W. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS f) hho friends amictudomoni, that ho has just completed his suck of Furultnro, which is thicidndly the largest stal bet Ural' offered fur sale in Ml...city. As to lsdetermined to ur. holdlgs stock, with seasoned material., beet workeudahlp and retest dmigmn and from the extent of kis orders and facility in Manufwkorittg, he le melded to produce warrant od FURNITURE at Ott to prioes. Ifs Maps always on hand she greatest variety of every description of furniture, from the citsapest and riskiest, to the most elegant and wetly. that,a home, or any part of one, may be furnished from his stock,or manufactured exprawly to order. terlki _ Commloston, SCC _ ILLLOOLII .... . . JORN L. Lr.r.ol. 303. 3. LUC JOB. 8. LEEICH & CO., N 01.242 & 244 Liberty et., Pittstrargb, P WHOLES AT.F GROCERS AND _ . CONCIVELISSION IVEME2CFIA-Na'S: DY.ALERS IN FLOUR AND BACON, 'Pin Plate and Tinner'a AND PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES, Jy11:!.!!1 MOALYIF & CO., (Late of J. 9. Leech. McAllan 9 rittabnoßnd GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING- MERCHANTS, Levee and Wasldngton Avenue, ISTANDOTi% CITY,' KANSAS TEKRITORY, REPERF.NCFK: Joseph S. Lomb 9 Co., and 191.1,nrgli Marchant 4 goner. ill:dtadyr D. 0. TIIOOA M. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING DERCILANT, No. 20 Pine .2r t, St. Look, Mu. urn to BLUM, a•ITYIN t Co.. I 10 , c+! LOILICTTI,STETTAILT t Co., I Zuo f PAINTER parthoos to ardor, Load. Hemp, Damn, Groin, So. Prompt attoritlon giro° to no; rammer of fort. ordlog. JeMlyd SPitt h lEir. itARIM,C 4 YMMLS SION Merchant, Dealer In Wool. Provi dons and PrOd.e gen erally, No. D 5 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, P. _ EgitY S. K7l 'CVE-(I7,ATE OF TIIE ll firm of King k !tondoAdd C,onuniesion Merchant, and Dealer in Pig Metal acid Blooms, N 0.76 Water street. be 12LN Martel, Pi!sbnrgh, Pa. apl.9 A:AR lIDY. (SUCCESSOR TO lIAR- A. dy, Jones k Co.,)Cooalasion and Poilearding timid; Agent of the Madleon and IndlansPolle Railnsoi. cor- ms First and Ferry Ms., Pittsburgh, P. j oVlyd s VbWARD T. MEGRAW, GENERAL Jj Comrainsion lierrhant, Lod Wholesale Dealer Ls Man. [sonata Toeeco, Imported sod Domestic Cignre4 Boar. kn. Aco Nn. 2. 11 . Liberf 7 arc•f, opposite the boat IA Woodjitta bonth;Ps.intil.tl,_ • -LIAANDER -fORWARD-- 1 - 1_ log end Commision Mercbant, Lead Pipe earl Shi•et Lead rat, Dealer in Pig and Bar Lead and Bleat, Aiivaieaa and! Wits ElenirePkdfital. 313oottfSellerS, C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO jj. 8. Paler.) Wholesale and Detail Dealer In doorMeeks, Itualoner7 end Paper Hangings, Federal street, Gib E. of Market Square; Allegheny, Pa. TORN 8. fr,tiEn AND tl ktattoo.C. !outdoor to bk . vison k. pow, tie. 63tlerket Meet, near Pittkborkh,ya. da-6.71-M"ELLERS AND St& IRONS:RS, No. 45 Wood stret, next door to thn cor. h. , of Third , SidAhdre., Fa. School and Low Bouts co. T L.E.EAD, BOOKSELLER ANE mfg. .170NER, N 0.78 Fourth id, Apollo Bulldlopc. lIU e N T & „NI IN ER, BOOKSEF LLE i~n~icinns. D' T. FORD still continues his 'new V EGETAIII , E PRACTICE. Ins ales, West Sod Pon.;%slats A,013 , .. (Fourth Etrset RuaA,) East skid o Diamond street, Pittsburgh, Pa_ Htstutllralted sac.. In Acute and Chronic Massa* eau not ha egoalod la any of the msdleal practice of the pigeon mrlB,4ki day. rlyr. LT --- ICIrCEME N CAN BE CONSULTED Pat lir. Smitiiii,oirocr Fifth and Smithfield averts, on DAYII, WEDNIODAYS and SATURDAYS, front 10 to 1 . and Ito o'clock. liirloshissize on the Brownsville Road. TtOCTORB. GAZZAM FLE • MING. MOB N 0.25 Sixth Arse, Pittsburgh, P. te;s:ogai FRPHY IfURCIFFTELD, DEAJOERS in Silks and Wk.' iiki.o'Cloods generally. fTheaka, ntas and Shawls /bnbroida-Sei and !Staple (*KW, ter falai axe. in uneeatay itcaurlve amortrunl: in 'all tbe l abors departmeneajoat reeefred and - selling at del lowest OM& ear. raottls'and Market 5t5..411 A . A. ILA3OII op., rsrtss'o..—...C. mrroaNT • cO., • A. - A. MASON hr. CO„ WHOLE ALN . sad Beall Dallas I• Taney •rt &Os DI 0004 2,• Fifth dr•etritt Collections In lima. J. _G It IV T ; croulat,f,Loß Ar ZAIr. tlßuolus, IVILL GIVE P.A.BSICYLAR ATTAbli_ I no. to the colleotioa nont°lllldt&n, rusts c-.lti ases. szukcarnessilag oyly,i eni. Rewatama C hompuy Asa sconSIGOLE nerssessic E. F. Too itembdrst, Eel Lute r• & Cs; sum. Jest& 31'nyb • cm.ansim. 41;D.II.Cbugh.r.. %WY& V.: , 4 PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. NEW TOME A.DVIERTIStriEENTB Prom If. S. SCIIEWS Advertising Donee, No. Ilk broad. way. L MILLER'S HAIR INVIGORATOR.— lagtlening., Dart:eel:4,mnd pet petuatiog the beauty of the hair. Price itt Cents per Bat. tie. It eradicate.' scat and dandruff: Imparts vitality to the . roots of tho hair: lenda vigor and lustre to the fibre., darkens then: if too light, or growing gray: bodsm thom already shed, and makes the halt soft, silky and wavy. In the nursery_it is indispensable as a means of elostang the 111,61 of Children, and laying the foundation of a rigorous growth of hair. Sold by Druggivts and Dealers to Fancy (foods everywhets. Wholumie Dipot, fit Dry street, New Took at:Deka:Ms • Matches 10,000 Gross. • MATCHES, cIGARLIGLITS AND WAX TAERS, warranted to for every climate. put up In woorl in box. exprewely for ehipping aud lebbiait Bold onlbe Irma Soo, by CIIABLES PARTRIDGE, 125• Maiden Lane , New York. ault3nuLe PIAN° FORTES—L. A. nplJesi Is, 248 Bowery. S.c York. Sole port for CARINA, k Paw OaLis Plato POWS., unattrptimod for the and 011611. Dealers from the West and South ore Melted to call and en• amino. Alm. new nod wood hand Wanton at low prices. A liberal dleconnt given tu lied en. and toachers. Jr2l:ftrics The Cheapest and Best Pump. IN TILE WORLD, having a SOLID PISTON • and METAL VALVES. Forporoplng EXTRAMS.nor anal:MD IVI.TER, suitable fir Eiateron, Enemy., Mines, Am Throwing from :51 to 500 gallons Ire minute.— I Alt excellent SIRE ENGINE fur former.. Lnrgo sllO , OOl to dealer, AtIENTS 'canto& awl Territorial Rights te E. A. MAIL RA No. 194 Pearl street. ..15,nen'ts rococo at 51aiden lane. New York.. •... Artificial Flowers, Fancy Ornaments and Lace Trlmtatngs ; for Bannet•. Torus 111raull;Sw or Pirraßcnne: The subacribers have a Largo Manufactory in _ll. Pare, and one In N 'Yor exclusively devoted to the numnfactnre of the abov ew e kind k, of goods. Their prioent block embracing minty tboueand styles of Feathers and Flowers. Also the material for aianufmturtag them. which offertid at wholesale only. at their Ware Koran , N0..200. Broaden. , fire York. 101A.TENT SPRING BERS, PATENT SPRING J.. HO= Bros. Pinta Hata MarrAcists, Aso PATIO lr hwy. Enoncrs Mosquito CANOPUS A. N.S. We manufacturn and offer for sale the hat Rale ever sold Ix this or any other tomket. Apenaital Inspection a,lll sat tidy any one of the COrtertOPYS of what ere mute. 001- Moe. quit,' Nets combine beautr.rbespuess. shnpluity rod imerfecl secncity against Inserts. withal( obstructing the circulation of air. Dealers and others nd will Nets briar* consult the pureheeing ir own littera( by examining retr 8.14 A rise. here. C. U. * W. STRATTON, A grss, JeCr.3.nts 319 Canal it.. N. T..atat of Broadway. JOUVIIItVI2I JOUVENK KIibOLOVE CLEANER. JOUVENYS KIII.IIIAAVE CLEANER. JOUVEN'S KIN/LOVE CLEANER. JOHTEIPS Ni D.LILOVE CLEANER. 25 cv.te per bottle. 25 ante per bottle. 25 cants per bottle. 25 ants per bottle. 25 ante per bottle. 25 ants per bottlo. 25 cents per bottle. 20 rents per bath , . Out IrrtUr tleamt 50 pair One bottle cleans 50Jialr, Oa bottle cleans 50 pair One bottle cleans 50 palc A. no tete' reoce.le from the preparation. the glove can to worn int 'ordain-Ay after It 1.4 clatal. With • placid neutral. apply • small portion of the preparation very_lghtly, and the dirt will instantly dimple...l - the article toad by ALA KldAllere 31Ananctur , .. of ErAsre to import that purity of finish and same. for which their glom are so justly reh Amsted. It clans kal slippers mei whits not colored kid gloves elegantly. It is oho An excellent article for the toilet and Ihr ts.antlfying Ito' complexion. removing tan. tomplea. it . - for °semis in exis.llena any of the thousand nod one preparations toonall, rA Id . ter that purl... One trial. at the trng exiwtv... of rad, will ramtioe aoy one that tithe article in all that It Pi claimed to be. Try o n e of 25 ante, end roil will navy Sod, mt.. without it. It cobs obtained of all bruggist•and Inaba In Fancy Nast. In Pitts bargh. and al wholaale. of tho sole proprietors, CLARE L. ilaostair.Nat Tana. A liberal dispount to the trade. lather, Is an Inferior article In the tookeL buyers will be careful to not that the mole of Chat A Co., to Waal feChhOttle Width they reteheee. Alwaya on hod by R. E. SELL HENRY RICHARD. SON. JOS. FLE!dllstl, and abet D ggtsts In Pitalargh. JeSamd . s Rouse Furnishing Hardware. PICOT 6: Sll Oa' NV CLL. NO. tO Masr•rApane. Nary York, lIIPORTERS and lobbers of Cutlery, Fen item Tex Trays, Fire Ir.ms. Tinned and k:nsoselled Hollow Wars, French Tinned Wye, MUlirolla. Fry P.A . Coat HOCK Blotched Jan.:vat Plated and Brittanota Ware. __ ' evcretrrrxres ny , rLATI:I) SPOONS AND FORKS. leo4rtni.,. 11 . 1 Malden Lane New York. School Furniture . - - T) PATON, Manufacturer of New and [m it,. preyed styles of SCHOOL ft ILN ITU/LE IlluAtratedeatahusnes tout on application 1., It. PATON, Jet-Arad:a 24 Drove street, New York. Bliodern Style of School Furniture. ,AJIA.SVUFACTI.:II.ED and for Kale by N. Iti. JOUNSON, N. can I.lodeon street, New York A large supply kept conetantly tut band. (nrolla,forweril , 01 on application as alto", jt&C.rinl Liiali-Ift.,3lEVltkilor & itHAIT/Atlitts; 421 Broome STrre. ,Vrte nyrk, • At.tV1T..i.:1:„...4,..t..:Tvri!1F:,P...v.5.0!...i1itt„..e ,1:116.!....nAt.t0h.AL1,1 ono, ncnano, purity, and • pecul.t eingit, ,ti...l.ty of their nee, for which they here received the toohoet econnum I from the greattmt musical ecletnitiee of the •-.-tintry, Intl. every fair, when brought In noel'" :h s .th other meet, have obtained the hit:beet pre ' The I nt l Arch Wrest Plank. which It owned and used may by is guarantees then . wanding in tune long, then any other I strnment while their unprecedentod demand In ell parts , the country is a oultrient prool of their itaperi , estellets . A liberal a/tenant I.... Clergymen. School , ' and the trade. Jetr.lyd. GLOMS BIIIiIAGA LEY, COSGRA E CO.. Whole"xle GrVeeri: Now lirand . .20 Wood 'treat, Pitts. intrgh. AWORTII BRO. & 11 ItOW N LEE, Orocora,wouldrospectfally lux'tw the attention of the public to their large a coma, tock Wines, Brandloa. Liquor", Pon. nnx Bruin, and Family (Woman" pooh a. Extra Bio Co Old UororranontJava do.. Old Country Black Tx", Choi , " Young Dyson do.. Gunpowder and Imperial do, Oolong Teas, LAWCSICkg'S Befitted Puna.rs, Pure Cognac Brandy, [and Gin, Old Port Win, dlreirx, )larluira do. Claret am! Cluurapalan do. Old Monona - ma:tel. Ryer WLlrdry, Imported lierman'and Havana Ulm". The snore gouda. ther with a ganoral arraorr Grrerlea,oxtremrrly hrw for ca., whol.enle .4 thn PLl7•lllTea Store. Corner of the Diamond and Diamond alio . _ CCM RE/S & BERGER, GROCERS AND Gilden in llama. Levi, Flour, Chet*, Bytom., de, fiouttoWeet earner Smithfield and Second Street., Pim. burgh. tietlyd ALEXANDER NINO, WHOLESALE Grocer and Importer of Soda AM, So. ..!73 Liberty ree, Pltt.liarah. Pli. aplflyd! LTREE WM. SIITCLLE, JR.,..t. 8id., 0 Wboleealo Grocer., Rectifying tibitillera, end Win .nd Liver Merchant., No. 2i9 Liberty street, Pittobargh. 1 JIM 00. B. 'ONO . . JAIL L. COAL.. TONES & COOLEY, W HOLELA LE 0 Ito - CEILS. and Boat Frirnlchor , dealers in Postgiro and Pittsburgh Manufactures, N 0.141 Water FOWL near Cherry Ailey,Pittebnogh, Pa._ mylS) suit r. Munn ......... ........... ..con tolLlFttltri, & DI Lwouni, WHOLESALE No. and 132 Second stmet. (between Maid and Smithfield, l'lttabargh. C PJLT g A. Grow and Commlaolon Merchant.,Dorderin Produce and Pitteburgh Manufactured Article, MS Liberty street, Pittsburgh. J0ngT......... 11•11.1.1. 110.. OIIN FLOYD & CO.. WHOLESALE tp firmer, and COMIZILYIOI. Merchant, Nn. 170 Wood and 12. N Pit Liberty stroot, _ taburgh. .10141 _ -- one ILILII.OI. W ATT & WILSON, WIIOLEKALE I S , Chmudasion Merchants and Dealers In Pro duce and Pittsburgh Marmfacture, No. 234 Liberty atrre. Plttaburgh. Ju2s DICES? • DIC•MIT. ISAIAII DICKEY & CO. WHOLESALE Dover, Commisolan Merchant, alai Dealer. in Produce, No tiO Wator street, and rd rood .f legit. 111011,10 LITM, RR... (Lute of the Ilan Robin , . Little 0, , LITTLE &CO., WIIOLESALE ORO ; CNN& - Produce end Commteslon !ilex:bents, and Drolens in PittAntre. Mittsfortures, No. 112 Perond tamed, Pittsburgh. Jallbgb3 RottloN. VII. NCELTGLIVAI WM. MCC UTO/ lEON & CO. WHOLE SALE Ormn., Prodne• and Commieudon Merchant, and Dealer. In Plttabfirgh lifainfarturrd Article., NO Zig Liberty druid, earner MI Irwin, Pittsburgh, Pa. tny 3 .1011.1.M.1.4 l LEC C.II• ATWIII.. ATWELL, LEE w & CO., WHOLESALE firmer., Produce and Commtsslan Merchant:, and Waist, In . a Pittshargh 3,1 M anufactanw. No. 8 Wimil strew be. I""?":" frrm. 2 / ! .. .-. °. . Pitisidirlti____ nlll ROW, 60•11.0}‘.... . . .. .-. ............. . ...UM I. li. ROMON. p ROBISON & CO., WI.IOLESALE ..a..v• Grocers, Cowartlaidan Merchants, and Dealers In all kinds of Provislotu, rroAnce and Pittrtaugh Manufactures, Na. ZS liberty street, Pitt±nrgh. Jalbilyd POBERT 11. KING, OITESALE-OR(1- jA, CER, Commlssiun Merthrtd, and Lawler In F. artier., Erth, Floor, and all kinds of Qountry Prtslima, No. '2ll lib erty atroat, manth al Firth, Pittsburgh, Pa labors) ad. mimes made MI conalgummtn. baB-11.1 . ItrADING ... . ... r ROBERT DAIZELIL & CO., WHOLE mix Orman. Commission and Yetansrding Mer chants and Dalliers In Prahimaud Pittsburgh Manufactuyres, No. Zl Liberty Waste Pittaburgh, Pa tn 2 ------ • JOON CAMPBELL, ANANUFACTUREROF ROOTS 16 ' ITA, mad 8110118 of every dosalption, No. &I Sual li tth stroit,Pittgrargh. Pt. .or131:10 Manufacture; and Dea l er In HATS AND CAPS, Na. 91 WOOD wrltErr, Plttabargh, and „„3:1, _ RICHARD BARD, DUISII Hides, Ifeather.,ollfind Shoe Findings, Aro. 216 Dberty Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. fIROCERIE ILA 150 bp pill:mil° Corr., 10 bp Jaya 40, 10 bhds prime Sugar, bole Molasses, 116 hlf chests Y.ll. end Black Us, • 110 Iras st, and Lump Tobacco, 23 apt 6 Tvlsl .10•, • 20 labls Cut awl Dry dq, YS bbl. Tumor • ' 10 bldialleaob.4 ood White Cilia'. 01, • 500 kgs 100W.01.....rted tog.. _ &+M BOO tan Olive Gomm 011. , Palm .ed Rod L52110 1 ' 14 100 trxo vor 100C‘Gbyb.113414131r,rplitig Faker, IT. ROBISON it 1010, 215 Liberty Strout. WIGRE HAM ch° l "73. reel! sod for W. 14 LITTLE Mr, son No. 11.2 brood Meet. Jeanufacturcos , _ WELLS, RIDDLE & CO., 80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., XAMTACTOLI2II 07 WHIPS, WONGS AND, SIPCCHES. Orders wilicited from tbetrsdo, ind poop 1y 814- PM u hastrorliPos. mordhl, or 5 per cent. dhicount for cuh. • ote2dAydi...r9 J. & 11. GERWIG, IPANIITACISOPPO Cr ROPES AND TWINEI, thrOor V Flinn and Iralaut streets, Pittsburgh, NAVI, ALWAYS ON lIAND A FULL 1 t %ripply of Coll and Miter Rope., Iled Corda,Paeh and ' Crate Conlx %cool, Broom,-Cotton and Flax Helm; Paper, White and Colored Twine; Out Lbw., StArlleit Arily d Linea ataliltta -ALLICGH.B NY VOR,Gr IF.. Center of Walte SirterandMiddte Al hley. Allegeny City, Pa. SRETTER h, STAUB, Mtumfacturers of improved Trucks and Patent liarden Woes. Blneloonithing In general, ate.. done to order. All onkrs prediptly attended to. JrAii3mdr 4 - 111-1,11 BARN o ILL JAMB Y. 0110011 - - • . WILLIAM BAIINIIILL 61 Penn at., below l'ilarh Pittsburgh. Pa. QTEIM - BOILER IiLkEER m., S AND SKEET kj Iron Workers, Blanufecturers of Barnitars Patent Lscectotire. Flues' and Cylhador Boners, Chimney., llreichen, rico Bed. Steam Plias., Condensers, Salt Pans, Sugar Puns, Iron Yawls. Lifelong, ete. Also. Illsekamiths' Work. Bridge .d Viaduct Iron, done at the ahorteet no tice. MI orders from a distance promptly attoodod to. "Patent Leather: , PILE ATTENTION OF CARRIAGE MA KERS, Saddler" and Dealers lo directed to Doi.rcie stock of No. I Enameled tildes for Tops col Trisoutuk. Potent DrAli,Ctiller,or 11311111.17,. Skirting. Splits, Pad 14ki., 3.c., for solo at eastern prices by DEORtIE L. ANDERSON, No. ^S Et.Clalr st., DI story Phillip's Building, mrlikOmd Pittsburgh, Po. Penn Cotten Mlllla, Pittsburgh. KENNEDY, CHILDS R CO., MAN U FAC 'CURERS of-- Donn A No.l hoary 44 Shootings. Carpel Chair of all colors rod shcikey Outwo,Tainc fled Conic Phiugh Linos cod Sitidi Cord: • Ropy of all slyos cud descriptions; Ratting. no left at tho Ilarthruo Store of Logan, Wibc Co., 131 Wood street, will have attention. je2s:ly JAMES IRWIN, MANUFACTURER OF SULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid; Sweet Spirits of Nitre; Nitric Add: Itoffman's Atealyue-; MUrblliC Add; Aqua Ammonia. VET; Nitrous do Fowler'e Rotation; mfg N. WARREN & MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN TTTAIIRES'S 13IPROVEli FIRE AND Competition Hears and Roofing M. _ _ Aliirofflca-24 rim. irtmet. DANIEL BENNETT, M NUFACTURER OF FANCY COLGR lu_ ED Ironstone Ware, Rockingham mai Yellow Wruc, do btffice at the Manufactory, corner or Wiishington mad Franklin streets, Birmingham, opposite Pittsburgh, Pa. torlOolly. It a.,. ... rora l l. oll . TABER, POPE & STREET. CIV/i&CIMILS or OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS AND MILL WORKS. Salem, Columbinnin County, 0. WHITMAN & REED'S PATENT OSCIL- I.ATl\fi Engine. of euporior workmanship, con. tiantly on hand and mule to order. with firming. Chaffing, kr . for flouring and Fsw Mill., and other pupates. Also. Manufacturers of Judeon's fidebralai Governs and agents for Williams. Rich k Co.'s Machinisn Tool,. (minding Turning and Boring Lath , . of sitars th scription. Common Slide Engine. roads to nodal, iITADTATIDICLIEL -SODS D. 11. DON fro. ADDY.... Union Foundry. lIICKIION & CO. WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF tho Union Foamdry. st thooll stand of PENNOCK. MITCOELL t CO.. No. Da Liberty n. Th-y mannfartore.m tonal. • Urge and gene...du sorsmout of CASTINGS. compOsing Cooking Stores. Ranges and Slide Ovens, oPricE AND PARLOR StODES. MANTLE & KITCHEN GRATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons, SAD [DUNS, TEA KETTLV-S, PLOWS t PLOW POINTS, Mill and .NlachinerT Castings Generally, And OAS end wAtER PIPES of all nom ADD. IRON AND NAILS Ob' TILE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, .Spades, Picks, &c.: All will to sold at toonufaclorone prima. I=9r,EU=l PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, Nn. 10 Fourth street. neer Liberty, and 472 Penn street, post door to Alderman Parkinson's Omni. and I , nilaral to , r U,-,.'k Allorhany. Ler Every description or Fittinot far Wets', tias and • r 11 roy3lll Ignerostte Vloor, For Church., Halls, Cwoarrratoria, Yetaihuirs torsw. ALVIIED ENGLAND. Sole Ara. VROM THE OSIOINAL I'4ATENTEES, Alwira. Mil2loo & bunk,. sad Mows. MIA, Coat.. New York. for Pittsburgh arid the W.t. Alt work er.vuteal to a superior afJl.. Plans. rt apacimons can tw wen .1 N 0.2 Fourth street. anal ay. ra in.sutanrc agrnts NC. CLMAN & CO., General Insurance . Aeon mod Inman* Broken, N. V., Bourn PLiburgh. rilITE..k CHAFFEE Agents Neptune mon Co., LidLyette Mall. Moat .tenet. FINNEY. Agent Eureka InsuracneCo., R• Si Wats, striut. AA. CARRIER, SECIIETARY • Pennsylvania Insurance Company of Pittsburgh. Jones' Budding. Fourth street. SAMUEL L. 31ARSHELL, Secretary Citi mni tantrum., Compauy,ll4 Water street. M. GORDON. Secretary Western Incur mice Compan7,l l 2 Rater ,sleet. G A RDIZaII COFFI:s:. Agent for Frank- Jl,l,ina armors. trusties, Company, North -taut corner Wood ...„ .13A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mutual I tuurauce Co, 42 Water street. THOS. GRAHAM, Agent Howard Insur ante Company and Pittat?nrith Let, insurance Company, corner Water and Market stmts. MHOS. J. HUNTER, Agent Fanners' and Michanice losurance DOR mar street. JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental unit ronc• Co., '24 Fiftls street. I it. w.,POINDe,,EX,TrEIt,tA n tgent t Great Weat _____ Ural 3Estate agents: IopLAKELY & RICHEY, REAL ESTATE 11 Broker. <OM. of Seventh sad Bmithfteld nt room, Pitt:burnt. P. Farms, 'louse% Lena, MM. Fitenoceic bought Iliad sold on viratuisttion. Land Warrants. DUI& Bond. and Nate. negotisteit. Especial attention given to nubdividing Pan. and di:liming of them. Terms roman. WhilaarS WILLIAM WAS mone rtEALER IN PROWLSSORY NOTES Ronda, Mortgagee end all eccorltica for Pereone min procure loans through my Agency, on mac Lie term, Thnee aithing to Wood their money to good advantage, n alleaye find first and amend duo paper at my office, for • All easterannlestlons and IntnrninnrantridtlY nonfidnrAnd Mc. 0 RANT BTREET, oppoelte St. Pant's Cathndral. fIEOR6E W. BUNN. REAL ESTATE A." And Insitranes Agent. attends to buying and selling heal r..t.t.of every deseciptlon, snd to Art.n froth toss or damage O generally. Al., to loathing property by flro, tor pawl, reliable Phlls,feighba Conipanlia,,,-Charru reasnable. firoince West shle of 'oilers] streot, second door Booth of the !iamb Comma, Alhigher', City. • stip° ?BM It. LOOM. A. LOOM. USTIN & CO:, DEALERS IN Promissory Notes, Bond., Mortgages sod all &curl tips for Money. Mooar loaned no Checks at short dates, with collataral socuritles. NOTES AND DRAFTS DODGEM AND SOLD. Paestum dashing loam ran boaccommodatedon reasonable term, and capitalists en n be furnishod with good mantillas at remunerative prices. Also, !Went to lb. dale, Renting and booing of Rawl Petals. RB -Office No. fa Fourth street, slay. Wood. WAVSTIN LOOMIS, Notary Public. B. MeLAIN & SON, Real Estate Agents ood 11111 Broltoro. No. 11.514 Fourth .beat. Real Estate Agent, No. THOMAS W COOS, 75 Vourth.stroot. -—— _ • 111.1.TXR P. IPAPPIULIP .3031.711 RUORIP Wall Paper Warehouse. NyrALVEIt P. MARSIIALL & CO., Im porters .d Healer., 17 Wood street, beitert Worth dread end Diamond Allay, where may be found ILO a:Lei:ode intendment of every &exertion of Parer Hangings, for-Par lore, Hells, Dining Hems mid Members. Alm, Window Shedd, In greet variety at lowed yen. to country &Mere eel 6 WALTER P. MARSHALL k CO. . i. KLKIINDOOS M. R. HAIXII/11t. FAEDMUNDSON & CO, Nom. 96 nnd 98 • Third cheat, neon Wood, Idnionfacturrre and Peden n IY ALL PAPER, CURTAIN GOOD B,_ - muctstENTs, MINORS, TASSEL/I AND CORDS, COMPORTS,MATTRESSES,BEDS, PATENT hPIAL SPEINQ kn Would eolleit the R attention of purchasers to, their ., Imp end varied 'took. ________l apxr.daid J. SEIBUT, PRACTICAL Urdorsrat.crit, • No. 100 Third Strert r A Vri mo r z t 31suuttelarer and dealer In COETADI CC/RN/CR. BANDS,SHADES•ndTILINDE,HATTR OOMPOETE, COSIIIONE, no. Particular attention paid Stennibost fork. Carprto fitted and tad to order. ntrltlyd -------- T. Iv. Lovaiumv, - w stab IMPORTER road Cloak Moller, S' -Lina WATCRESAND JEW4IRTO i.." No.lBlllll etreet,betwom 'Moot and. Martel, Mho burgh, Pa, iirsePertleular attention paid torte repairing of Watcher' and Jewelry. - *—All wort warrantor AT WlNSl—arniOarD so DAY ctocEs. for Counting 11.60 m and Parlor. Ansmortmaut Iniv Roorwood mut .I•6 6 t ß 2Vt B rat ) Just teethed and for sole by , Je3dAtt PlRDilin., No. Jr Mb stmt. ATKINS"rHIRTY D AY QI A good euregy Net received and for rla b 7 /In E. EL REED a c0,7..rd4.,6 t ;,,„,,., ...':1:!....,': - -.: - .•:.,,.. s;.;;=.. • .':,.: Vittsburg Qsa,ttte. PUBLISH.= DAILY AND ITZEHLY BY - "Et. XDM3M. MI .3c 00 - , ring ices:?, love extrnrous. - sir THE I) AIL I - GAZETTE. theoldest Newspaperis the MA, and haring an extrosive circulation amongst the buri.ta men; and reaching all dam.. if biers induccnseints to adorn sneers . the best medium through which to reach the public. IYERICL Y GAZETTE is Sowed soery Wednes day and Saturday, on a barge Wankel sheet, and contains in addition to the news of the week, a carefully prepared and retiable'report of the Markets, commercial and monetary elf irs, and an accurate /tn. Note List,. corrected weell yrfor cryogen. -making it the but ebnonermal A'esespoper its the wist DAILY—Six Dollars per annum, payable In advance, or 1214 cr., per seek. payable to the Carrier.. WEEKLT—Two Dollars per annum, 'payable In advance. Club+ are furulelved on the following terms Fcar coplen one you. ...... IA 00 Ten .. ~ w 10 00 . Twenty" •, n 20 00 And one to the person getting op the club free. iggg-Advance peyments are strictly required, .1i no pa per will be pent after the time Is up to which It was paid. Rates of Advertising 1 Square of 10lieei, 1 tlTe 1 00 1 74 3 00 4 00 500 7 00 9 00 " 4 " 10 00 0 12 00 • - " 12 " .0) 00 _ ly advallisarn are entitled tonne agnara,chang . able M. pleamme, per annum. 25 00 AV-Adyyrtisomanta with Cute treble price. FOR 00vERNOR, DAVID WILMOT, FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER, WILLIAM MILLWAItD• Assembly, DANIEL NEGLEY, Collins tp. TIIO3IAS KIDDOO, Snowden tp. J. B. BACKHOUSE, Ohio " NICHOLAS VOEGHTLY, Ja., Allegheny, J. HERON POSTER, Pittsburgh. Associate Judge, GABRIEL ADAMS, of Lower St. Clair. Reyister, JOHN O. CURTIS, of Ohio township Recorder, NATHANIEL PATTERSON, of Birmingham. Treasurer, JOTIN J. MCSE, of Versailles tp Commissioner, WILLIAM N. ISLIRCIIFIELD, of Peoblea Awfiter, A. B. STEVENSON, of Lower SLCleir. Clerk of the Court, THOMAS A. ROWLEY, of rittAurgh Dirrrtor of the Poor, J. MoKINNEY SNODGRASS, of Mifflin I hope you will allow me space to do justice to the Democratic candidate for tiovernor, against your editorial remarks in yesterday's paper. You speak of him as "the cowardly candidate," and censure and tidicule him, be cause he has concluded to avoid any collision or discussion with Mr. Wilmot, and to keep out of his way during the campaign. Ido not see the matter of his letter in the samo light as you seem to do. The following is his language, i ' icisedt tee, precisely as you have done it ••For mg on-, part, to assuming the position as signed ms - by yrRIT partiality, I promise you that, so the an I hare ability, the morass sholl Le eocon &toed ne hard to reflect no ditcredit upon this Convention or upon the Democratic party." • . _ What is his pledge in this sentence'! Is it not a simple and explicit promise to act with pru dence, a solemn declaration that in the campaign he will not be influenced by any absurd Quixot ism ; that he will not suffer any feeling of pride, any sense of shame, or any fear of ridicule to influence him in the co e ho may determine to pursue, but that in utte disregard of his own feelings in the case, he w" consult only the in terests of the party. In ompliance with this pledge, I have no doubt, e has carefully con sidered the matter, most wytely decided that foliscretion is the better part of valor,:' and. thus determined to keep out of Mr. Wilmot's way. In pursuing this c urse be will have the opportunity and the adv lege of squaring his language about slavery .y "Free Kansas" to suit the company present Here, for instance, he may rail out against the Border Ruffians, and in another place he ay fiercely denounce the Free Sellers and publicans as "cursed abolitionists." This w the game so well and so profitably played by °me of his friends in the last Presidential el tion ; and it certainly could net be repeated ivhile Mr. Wilmot was present to expose his game. Had Mr. Wilmot bed( like "simple speech Hamilton," or had he never made even one speech, had lie been dumb or even a stutterer, I have no dohbt Mr. Packer would have been very Quixotic and exceedingly anxious to meet him in debate. But under existing circumstan ces such a course would have been downright treachery to the Democratic party, and would have proved that ho placed a higher value upon his own character and feelings thin upon the success of locofocoism. When a great gulf opened in Rome from which poisonous vapors were constantly issuing it was proclaimed by an oracle that these destructive eflluvia would continue until some patriot Ro man threw himself into the great chasm. Mar cus Curtius offered himself up as a sacrifice for the good of his country, and his name is now only another name for devoted patriotism. Mr. Packer, it is true, has not given his life for the good of his country; but he has manfully step ped forward and offered up all his self-respect, all pride of feeling, and till dread of shame, not to save a whole country, but with a very faint hope of benefiting the locofoco party. If it is right and proper and honest to "give t bedevil his due;" if Curtius was immortalized for his self-sacrifice; surely Mr. Packer should have due credit for his cunning recreaney and his heroic abandonment of self-respect, and his deliberate subjection of himself to public rid- ICU 0. • in conclusion, therefore, I do hope that the old Casette will give him all the credit he is entitled to, vie the credit of a deliberate and voluntary degradation of himself in the desperate hope of aiding a sinking and ruined par FlAty. T JCITTITIA. Tun Doylestown Intelligeneer calls attention to the manner in which the Canal Commissioners aro wasting money in accomplishing the enlarg ing of the Delaware division of the State canal. =lt says . . "Any one who has paid the least attention to the work now going on for increasing the capac ity of the Delaware Division orthe Pennsylva nia Canal, by raising thh embankments, must be satisfied that the people's money is squandered in the management of t o State improvements, without any compunot ens of conscience. A system of partizan fay Titoism is openly prac tised, regardless of the interest of the State.— It Two successive Legislatures have each appro priated $50,000 tower s enlarging the Delaware Division, and no one an tell how much more money will bo requir to complete this work. The first $50,000 wer expended on about ten miles of the canal, commencing at Easton, and the second appro'ation may possible carry the work to New Ho o. And this is simply 1,,, placing a quantity of esti earth on the embanlo• meats, many places of unsuitable materials, poorly done, and whi h will wash away the very moment water is turn upon it. Tho contrac tors are all political favorites, who have been awarded the contract because of political ser vices, and who are permitted to go far astray from the specifications of , the work to bo done, by those having tho supervision of the canal. In some places common river sand is heaped on the .embankments, in place of gravel and loam, as the specifications call for. This every one knows will wash away at the first contact with the water. All the work is insecurely and im properly exeonted, and will be of very little service, if ever the water is turned upon it.— .Mr. Canal Commissioner Mott, through a near representative of his family is largely interested in one of the contracts, and seems determined to make a line speculation of the matter. "Title work will, in all probability, require , two hpndred thousand dollars, and even greater saga than this, before it is completed." tiptilottm FOR COUlintiq 100114. TERMS s God and lininanity." 0V BISDIOID 01 IrULDII.PECLt. TORSUDGIS tuning a cotrar, JOSEPH J. LEWIS, ofehmfrri JAMES WEECII, of Payette. . . For the Pittaborgh tissett Justice to Mr. Packer. "Pima Uotx."—The origin of this term, which is now the rallying cry of a gang of rowdies who run with the' Mount 'Vernon nook and Ladder Company:of , Baltimore, is this--or, at any rate, a writer in the N. Y. Herald says it is this : "Hard by the head quarters of this fine com 7 pony there dwelt a vender of cigars and tobacco; who was distinguished ms being the ugliest man in his neighborhood. Hi establishment derived the principal part of its support from the Mount Vernon boys, and the invariable form of addrese when a plug of his chewing tobacco was called for was, 'Give us a plug, Ugly.' " As e xchange tells of a little girl in school, who gave as a definition of"bearing false wit ness against Your neighbor," that it Wu ...when. no body did n othing, end 'somebody Wear aud, told it." - -- believe, Tne r wtFion, dsootrr e d o undsfa S e nellingfrom tthe n o r e d is b ein git conducted. This site, a military post., has ceas ed to be of any importance whatever. It is of air b a y til ir wbf hi this ch aear t Ae h tran t hani aa 7p: e istrayt w i ls tno. about as much use as a fort would be among the Onondagas. It was wisely determined to sell it, and accordingly, Congress last winter passed a law for that purpose. Commissioners. were ap pointed to make the sale and they recently re paired to the place to do so. It was discovered on their arrival, that extensive combinations had been formed by land speculators, to prevent a sale of the property, about seven thousand acres, except upon their own terms, and that by a process well known at Western land sales, no bids were to be made above two or three dollars an acre. This was far below the limit set by the Depart ment, and the real value of the property. Finding the reservation was inevitably to be sacrificed by those arrangements, the - Commis sioners at once entertained propositions for the sale of the whole tract in a lump. A purchaser came forward, add offered seventy-five thousand dollars. It was declined, but after further con sultation, and the certainty of the fact that in any other way it would not bring more than fif teen or twenty thousand dollars, they propose to take ninety thousand, and a purchaser came for ward and took it at that sura.- - --N. Y. Mirror. This is a very lame apology for what is pro bably the most enormous swindle of the day. The idea that any "combination of specula tors" could have prevented a sale "except upon their own terms," is too ridiculous to be enter tained for a moment. The Commissioners had the matter in their own hands. It is usual, in the sale of Reservations, to fix upon a price per acre below which no bids shall be received. In thin case, the price could have been easily fixed so as to ensure the aggregate of $OO,OOO, with the chance of receiving, from competition, twice or twenty times that amount. it PROMS that the price paid was a fraction be low $l3 per acre. Unless the Commissioners are as ignorant as they are evidently corrupt, they know that unimproved farming land, in that neighborhood, back from the river, is sell ing at from $6O to $lOO per acre. They know, also, that, the site of Fort Snelling was deemed to be a superior location for a town, and that "speculators," to procure it, stood ready to pay prices which would have netted more than a million of dollars. Indeed, its value was noto riously mail:hated at more than two millions: and yet, to prevent speculators from getting it too cheap, the whole tract is deliberately sold for ninety thousand dollars, or less than one-twentieth its money value! This is a singular mode of "preventing the reservation from being inevitably sacrificed!"— A more bare-faced, naked piece of swindling has seldom been practised. Rut it is in keeping with the general policy of the National Admin istration, whose chief vocation it appeard i to be to se administer upon the national domain as to .nrich its favorites at the expense of the people. Alb. Err. Jour. DIATII 00 THOMAN IttCa, LL. D.—The last steamer brings the news of the death of. Dr. Thomas Dick, the author of The Christian Phil ospher, which event occurred at hie residence in Droughty Ferry, on the banks of the Tay,. Scot land, where says the Dundee Warder, he had lived for the period of I more than thirty years, quietly prosecuting his astronomicalotudies, en gaged in the labors of an unostentatious benevo lence, and enjoying the warm respect of all around him. Recently he suffered the bereave ment of two grandchildren, and never thorough ly recovered the blow which he had thus sus tained. Dr. Dick bad attained the ripe old age of eighty-three. He was thrice married and leaves a widow. Dr. Dick has always been much esteemed in the religious world for his valuable contributions to religiousliteraturo and to science. His works are "Celestial Scenery," "Christian Beneficence Contrasted with Cove tousness," "Christian Philosophers," "Improve ment of Society by diffusion. of Knowledge," "Mental Illumination of Mankind," "Philoso phy of Religion," "Philosophy of a Future State," "The Practical Astronomer," "Sidereal 'leavens" and a "Treatise on the Solar System." These works, though highly esteemed, did not furnish a support to their author, and some years ago, his wants becoming known in Phila delphia, a considerable fund was subseribed by our citizens and presented to him. Ile ac knowledged the gift in the mostgrateful manner. The English government subsequently granted him a small pension. By these means he has been made comfortablein his declining years. MOAT EMPHATICALLY &o.—Bear what Hon. Clark B. Cochrane, of Troy, N. T., said in his oratioit on the Fourth: • '•Tho Declaration of Independence is no flour ish of rhetoric. It is the joint and genial pro duct of the solemn sincerity and profound judg ment of the most thoughtful, most earnest and most tried age of the Republic. Vagaries be came not the hour. It was matured and an nounced amid scenes of perilous grandeur. The earth shook with the tread of invading armies, and the heavens resounded with the din and death of the conflict, It was a period that tried men's souls: It was an age of self-denial, of self-sacrifice, of profound convictions, of unself ish and earnest purposes, and it is the distin guishing glory of the 4th of July, 1776, that the cardinal truth in the whole logic of human rights, without circumlocution or useless orna ment, first found national expression and em bodiment in the Declaration of Independence. He who at that day had. ventured publicly to de nounce that instrument as mere 'sounding and glit tering generalities, would have found but one place of safety—A RETREAT DEMME THE Bairns LINEA." • DR. LIBBY'S PILE OINTMENT.— From J. D. Maimed, Governor of tmd tidied States Senator from Merida: For the of twenty-11m Tem I ham been afnicted with the riles, have submittal to strand magical °per stuns for their removal, usl hare trial mare than Mty remetlim Dr. Libby's Pile Ointment Is the first that bus Riven me relief. Pron thectfects already exhibited, Ms cure mud Wrapid and complete. JAMES D. WEETCOTT. Prom Oeorgn W. ?didn't, Mot of Ponta, New York City: I have long been troubled with the Mee, and the nee of Dr. Libby'. PUe Ointment gave me Immediate re• lief. It gives me further pleasure to odd that In many Instances among my segnalntstmee It has Vocal need vdth like results. GEORGIE W. MATSELL, Met of Police. From the lato Adjutant General of Connecticut I hare been afflicted with Piles in their lima dis. twang and diecouraging for for aperimi of twenty year., and had recourse to We best medical etill with out benedt. t.uppOaelthe came incurable, and thought that it would deetroyney life. Under the circumstan ces I commenced the me of Dr. Libby'. Pile Ointment and the result is a perfect cure. 1 bate no language at toy command sufficient to eiprem mj grad W HAYDEN, Hartford, Comte late Adjutant General of Conn. KMd,Wholessle and retail, by Dr. 'GEORGE It N 0.140 Wood etreet, Pittaborgh, ela-n of the Golden Mortar, sad by J.P. Flamm. Allegheny. ALL PAINS CURED LIKE MAGIC.- Price • twentpdve men per bottle. Pain Is the to Winner of disease. Coro he pain and yeti check the disease. r nor. REED'S MAGNETIC IL I. truly the wonder of the age, It ensoe to tom time than It malwas to get • physician! It eases Toothache In a minute. Our. Cram., or Pain in the omad; us Bowels. Cures Stiff Neck and Swelled nomad; from Cold. Cures Rheumatism andgia 1 Cures SpralaN Bruises: Adaand nun. Cares Corps.:a any Pain to the Feet. I Cures Ague. and Lumps In the Breaat Instantly. Car. Earache in a few minutes. Cures Pain in the Sides, Lirdbe Sr Ilse, Cum Agra and Chill sod Fever. Thl• 14 no humbug medicine, and 0 fatally should L .. The Profaner, by. Currer 8e11,1.1.12r,1........ 76 ets.':, •• " " 1.,—...".15 cte,.... 0 I. " " 1.........76 chl. rrl jad Ef. v.:: : :::" : l:7o,, Ft . OaIf:TA:..NOVELS, uniforifediticli;k; " " " " 1........711.M.' Futhering IWO% by RBI. Bell, " ........... cts. Tenant of Wildfell Hall, by Acton Bell ," 1..'......76 M.. !demon of Charlotte Drente, 2 rola. 12mnti Nothing New; 'by anther ofJohn MM.; i ' ! . whout a bottle la me of accident or sod alekarna. It Fresh supply of the *bore; and a choice assortment of issued r.teraelly, always giving Imm te relief. If the Books for Sommer reading. COCHRANE, WONDERFUL OIL could speak, II would :claim,— Lyl6 "Mills went physicians nits whole oaths to °lei , ' I make my cures In half a summer'a y." No. lit. Federal Street, Allegheny. 10111rALKER'S MANLY EXERCISES, pon- Ten years redden. , with the Red Skimsin the foreat,to- T T tainlng Rowing, Sailing, Riding. Driving, Aul t ., 1t they with suheeenent scientific traVels o f continent of Hunting, Shoothtg, and other manly ~otter The whole Europe, antedating daily .11k the very e Ito of the Itledkal carefully revieed or written by "Craven ^ Berl the ninth profmlon. base nabled Prot REED to nt to the world London edltion, in I 501.12 leo., • KAY A co., the WONDERFUL MAONNTIO OIL If/ N.Foirsia.= Ott utroezepectable Druggists, did Prot Reel's B. A. TAHNIZSTOCIE It CO., and ,Dr. EMIL IV ' sa Wood street. . Wholmie Agent. rwlfird! SUNDRIES-150 - hf. chests . 11., (1 Imperial Teem 75 do do assorted Black Tea 276 bags mime Rio Correa 45 khda.N. 0. and Cuba sugar. 150 bide do Moluccas, 75 do Baltimore Golden and N. i. Byrn 50 do choice Baltimore Herring; 10 do Bodatialoratur, 23 do Crushed and Powdered So • 60 do North Carolina Tar. 70 do Pitch; 100 do Peep stokers• Erwin; 120 boxes It, ea and la lump To . • , • 150 do Rain, Variegated end e So. 150 do Bilo and 10212 Waslow t last 100 do White Piper, 5 do do (libak ' 1 5 Monao do Salentine (ht meek) ag) 76 do Clothes Plage, • 900 do Mullion Co. Pearl 8 • 250 lop Nails, assorted Ater, 80 do 812 Twist Tobsoco; 160 boles Batting, Candlewick sad Tidos: 150 down Corn Brame, 60 do Burkina 25 do No.l and 2 Tuba : 100 do Onma, Remy and Cotton dirda t Me s t r . thlzl elw.s th o a foll=sent plusher& Btantlike mrs ATWELL, LEE &CO., 110.8 Wood street. 1)/ IL - PALISIER, No. 105 Market Street, A.lO. Thaler in Bonnets, 11.1.. straw Trimmings, and Elinor Goods gimerully. doll F"' 25 bbls large No. 3 Meskarel, 25 MI bbls large No. 3. do, Itemised Cgs day and for sale by T. LITTLE &CO MACKEREL— -26 bolf bbls Na 1 idnekarol; 6314 r. do No. 1 do 601(itts No. 1 dgg . 26 do N0.131.1.66•C1ang alucom 00 , in don and for Rd. by Na 94 w Water Stied: -.NW" NUMBER . 3 r3=l New Spring Stook- OFIrt:IB.ERINO'S PIANOS. JUST. RKEIVED AND FORffit9 sale a splendki new stock of PIANO Ml= froth the msninfactery of ;Clicker- Ins * Sens, Bniton,selected expressly The the sprwg and tannprisinn al the earieties and new styles, now man. frat s need at libe rosewood establishment of Chinkiering * Sen, Bisitont • • • Messrs. Bctii harelieen awaided at the di! ' ••' 'Anent Enid tie= and State Patin in Boston, New Tork,and other pleas Eleven Bold Meddle, Seventeen Savo Medals, nlreD Brous. MedeiNaint the Prize Medal at the World'. Fair in London,lBsl. ki3o. ereulw• BECOND-HAND PIANOS; One elent Chiekering Piano, very Utile wed; Mahogany six octare /11110,131 gOOdOrd.n. ••• .......... " • old fashloned;. 74 u • • Alma a tall supply. of PIANO 9.TOOLII• JOHN 11. mon, SI Wood id, betweenDiamondAlley and Fourth 1- i. Bole Agent for CBS:tenting Botta, for Western lonl • la, Eastern Ohio and Northwestern =Waal? QECOND RAND PIANOS.-- Wiri—Ons tit 4 Octeve. beautifully car , ed Rosewood case, Iron Frame Piano, man. rsetunid by Chlckering, Boston, In excatent order. Price 5 P.l7s—Crtio 7-octern liti,nwood case, lion Frame Piano, man obicturci by Gilbert, Basta. Been in use but 9 months. Price pa. sl9o—One n Octave, Rosewood case. Iran Frame Piane, made by Brown A Alien. Pr Ice $l9O. slss—One bSG Octave, Iblacwaxlcww, Boudoir PiAno, manu factured by Gilbert. Price $l5O. $7O--One G Octave, manufactured by Meyer. Price $7O. $6O--One eea. sso—One w Albrecht " The above Kum are all In ezcellent order,' and reely for sale 01 the Pismo Warerooms of JOILN lIELLO% 1725 151 'Wood street. A Dama ged New Chlekering 7 Oat. Piano- ONE OF CIIICKERING SONS' first -clam 7 octave, elegantly cured Ilreawood PIAN, dama In furniture ally where th e S blemishes ged are not erressed, will be sold at s great bargain. The above Plano Is one of the large lot of 7 octal . ° Plane. reeeirod to-day from Chlekming & tone, Boater , and will be warranted &sharing received no inJOHN ternal Lt.SI Inj R ury. N ' Per saleby LLO, Agent for dickering & Sone, DAM, 1,10 -7. No. Wood .tract, Pittsburgh. A. Splendid Inv...ive of 17 & 01. A 11. NEW YORK • PIANOS, Has JUST BEEN RECEIV ED BY K LEBER & BRO. • Alec, of STEIN-WAY t &WS NEW. YORK PIANOS.-- This Enteral.' lot of lastromanta ham bean. expressly mad. and plowed for this market, and embrace* nil atykoa. and prices, from tbo Grand Plano, for $l,OOO, to dm plain Square Piano, for EEO. IL ELEBER k 11110.. No. 53 Fifth start. P. B.—Doe notice will ho given of tholr arrival. mill Near Stook of P 10.1106, • Pa. TWA FACTOIT OP Tirij-kr-Ni. - 5 Zir. CLARK. New - Vork. firllE PUBLIC IS RESPECT- x folly Informed that our warenome, whkh had been completely drained by the beery Spring sales, ore again filled with a choice and moo plc. assortment of NUNNS A CLARK'S .lebrated PIANOS. of every style and price. Persons wishing a "ea clau andr=. durable instrument will pleaeo bear to mind that the great Planter, THALBERO, pronounced Emma*. Clark's Fiance -sitperior instruments in every respect. The public is invited • to call and examine for themselves. H. KLIMEK A BRO. Sole Agency for Nouns it Clark's Plan. for WestersrPeona., • Eastern Ohio and NortinWestero Virginia, No. 53 Filth street nest deer to Thiamin Hall. lel H-AtkglsfßivDitfib A—NCIOIII4 SCHOOL.--CHARLOITE BLUME,IIB Wood street, hasp:lst received the new American Violin School. with new and complete roles end exercises and all necessary instroc. Umns to perfect the player in the art of playing the • VIOLIN WITHOUT A MASTER, Together wltho large collection of popular Music,consisting of Polkas, fichottirches. Muches. Quicksteps. Song!, limo pipes, Contra Dances, Cotillions, An, tn., by Eli. Howa 1_ Price, ilo ore. Also, HOWES NEW AMERICAN FLUTE SCHOOL, with complete inetructiour for Um Vine without a master, to gether with a large collection of th e popular Musk of the day, by Elias flows, Price 50 cta. Sent by mail to any address, fete of portage. CHARLOTTE BLUME, No. 119, Wood street, 2.1 dooraborg Fifth street Sb U. Second - Hind PTano~ -> l7b. ONE Six Octavo Rosewood Piano Forte, in good order, for ply. One Mahogany Plano Forte, front round eornere, In good order, for $.50. For sale at the old' eetabliehed Piano Depot of CHARLOTTE BUTME, anlB No. 118 Wood et-, 24 door above Fifth et. HE ISEXIORARE.—Just received Tire. Tcollection of Catholic month/ming ala Mathew, a short Requiem !Lath, Vespers, and a variety of miscraltomous pieces mil table for morning end /vesting sem vire, with accompaniments for Organ or tiano by Anthony Werner, Organist at the Chthodml of the llolyC i loes.Banaa. This splemlid Icor le and from the prees, wad Is pro. • nounthsl the most imitable and complete °died:lan of moan for the Catholic Church ever published imthls country. For eels by Q. %LEBER 4 BROante ~ NO. 13 Filth Oxen. NTEW MUSlC—Mattie Schottisch, J. C. Meininger. The roost popular Ekhottlmlt out. • Redding Schottinch, 31eloingen PALIIII.3 Dundee Qoadrllica, Delbert; Muleteer Folks: leer her still in my dreams, 1/064r; • We all wear cloaks,Comic Sang: The Lilac el the doom Star Spangled Inmost %WU.. Jost rre'd and for sale at the Music Stara of eua JOLLY a. MELLOR, 81 Wood street:" 3300k5. DEBATES Eq COIBIRESS, vol 3d, baled BURTON'S WIT elm MINOR, No S {1,911.4 REMBLICKICOURT, complete; DR. URICS DICTIONARY OT ARTS, No 24 Waned; IRVING'S LIPS OF WASHINGTON, complete: MONO ME.NT TO WENTLY CLAY, Jrut pubUshed• SO TEARS VIM IN U.S. SENATE campleta J. B. D. CLARK, 13 SL Clair streak Sole Agent for these and AU Woks publined by D. Appleton S Co. lle 1. al,eo oole agent for Green Jt Co.'. PATENT NON-CORROSIVE INN, WARRANTED to be the beat ink er mode. air All the nagedirops for September and Peron for thla reeelemi. art2o.2t . _ "DRESII BOOKS AT DAVISON'S, 61..".• MARKET STREET—August vols. Waverly Noveliki H o usehold editions The impending Crisis of the South, limt - to Beet it, by Hinton Rowan Helper. of North Carotins Tent Unit; the Holy Land, by Wm.C. Prime,anthor of Boat Life in Nubia, it, Virginia, Illustrated from drawings by Porta Craymn Cyclopedia of the Physical Sciences, by J. P. Dlichol, Landow, Married or Single, by C. H. Sedgericr, Mor monism, by Elder Hydin Sisters of Charity, Din. Jamison; Mrs Jamison's Loins of ths P043,611;0.4 goldmildnorthern Scenes, or Bowling Adventures with the Mile and the Bod, by S. liananiond; Shut, Link. and Forest Streams, by .came author,Noth log To Do, an accompaniment of Nothing To Wear. The R.lOll Why. London; The Child's Book of Na ture, W. Hooker. D. D.; Horning. with the Jevons at Bums; Lemartines History pf Turkey. 3 Tolle The Young Fur Traders third eupplfilf Loafand Flower Pictures Romany; Rya The Fortunes of Glencoe; Nothing New; The Athelinge or the Three Gifts, by Min OUphard; Head of the Family, John Halifen, Gent; The Profeasor, by Charlotte Monte, to anS J. B. DAVISON. HARPERS" NEW PUBLICATIONS for • sale by J. L. READ, 78 Fourth street Virginia Dluatrated, containing a. Visit to the "Virginbt Caminito" and the Adventures of "Porte entyon" and his Illtunrated by drawings, by Porte eray* 1 rot., 800., cloth, extra; 128 illustration. on wood. • Adventures and 'Explorations in 41ondotwa, 1 vol., 800., maps and illustradona, by Wm. T. Wells. Married or Single, by e. Sedgwiek, 2 rola.,l2rea The People end the Bible, by Miss Beecher. The Prufasor, by eurrer Bell. Grotto's 10.1007 of Oreece, 12 vols. Europe in 1810, by Edward. Army Regulations, 1887, • With 41 the Into publication. of Harpers. F sal or eby /Y3O J. L. Asa). NOTHING TO WEAR, 1 vol., illustrated; The Mee Beagenq The War Trail, Capt. Reid'. new bouts. New Publications, Angnat blagazinea, freah supply Libra ries and new . S. S. Union Publicatios.at c. cociskANTsi'.. • 6 Federal street, AllediertY.-" BABlirrEM 13Ft. • BM Lan, (Below the EL Clair Allegheny City, XAIIII7ACIVUZ 01/ BRADLEY'S WOOLEN KNITTING Yin, • Of ever" Color and Slumber. TSREPARTO VW. - ORDERS ON I. abort notice faelosoy color or number of Yarns ' og Men one of the original mannflicterere of the releties. ed "Bradley Woolen Yarearin connection with mibrother, . Wm. Boldly, of Wheeling, I would. respectfully solicits &are of the orders for Tarim ea share. . , • WCUh paid tor Sheep Skins and Wool. -je.27:134 giant, Rye. and .Cara:Wautedi. • AT TH6 PEAR IC ALLEGHENY. 91HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE TAKEN the J. abuts e Ply the nablialusunt, old Ptiar prepared toCOM • Mesa*fc lor 05,000 Bub& of Wheat. . . 10,000 Bushels of Rye. ' 10,000 Bushels Of Coro. - • It to the lot antion orate atop to 'otter Atm Itioes flu any choke tote of White or fled Wharf. 'They Intend to t aste vary napalm Tunny flour, and ere willing to ray Jouster, la h o shops of an setts Ow to r111:1::t eU o rat choke quality of wheat, and to hang' it to mu* " 4:7 " d ' r • It. iLizeNzpir KM: • Jl/51.0nd• .................. SECOND STPPLY 7 or -JUDIE. CARPETS, on. moms, .14TTLSOES, an; at Oa fourth . When tstop pa r o.el 11. iefaLLllll. booing Jut retmsbod don the ettle" whore, owing total preorut ntKw 8 of the marten they haTe. pnrcbWidda and {erne and almost. entludy newel ocked t 0 In pert of . b 44 0 ,41404 4 .44 and Common Intfolt4 TITL'I73I4I Tufted Iftusthltr„,,„; ll , o ,lfindon • 1,1• ,,,, Y IFP___ a "d•go.ccal of *bleb &dabs of atede VW attar"- nob. Hotel' and how. feted at the Lowzaz PA= fo r keepers will end It Want. odor !. . 4. 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