THE LY PITTS s GAZETTE. BURG , 4.qz:l*4-i 'I-ESTABLISHED IN 1786. ORE ADVERTISEMENTS. .11.4, pisMUM OW) 03., Omniztui NZI,KPAIMIL Tatum nova, (Ap*WA's BAildi.o) l r. 3 i o . 413 " Mead. 4 3 , , Nee I-ark. 430W:in eieti delebnitedCordialßitters,. . IWARCEQIII72.I9 . ! alb alb 'volume, • " _ . • - k .P.. 0 8•I T 1 V E ',AND • PALATABLE Ream_ 7 for getievalD.Wity, Dyspepsia . LOOII of Ap. ',petite, and all dhurtiers or Om Digaitive Organs. The inventor and Penuictorof Ce(frry's Cilebrated (he 1 1 • din- lalext iwricommetaling thetn as an to:dinned Wale and invigrorant, Ls anstalned by the. beet -medical a uthoritlea ..-' at Rutopei and Anterieb, air I t nob the . multittules who harepeatest thent:• — As • reiterative they easel akme.— nilhoeittah who're i:asbrlantulahlui uitcht , awakb tobew eilsteriCe by *hi poearful renovator. Tine dynpeptie who resorts ieDodfeers Cordial Dinars, Duda banality pen.- r•'. tillitV:Dpon the vital organ{ they exertiso, a direct emit.- i d • , ' , l7lutlistwo, and their enemy la . guild NM salutary.— ;Via wineral debit ; sinking at the idoMach, late of ame. er ,. /#l/k bemdschi r - mensal deprealon, hyperhoodriaais, 1.,...4 slam Eat Met, thatitnats after excreter, irritability. r belle, coveti awl all drorderi of the nervousayab.m, their benefit. a te - calculable: •", '•Pitrihaisano a re oral ...lost all Impoiritioto. Central Wpet, i(ltooth William striwt, N. Y. je26A3tav • GEO. GODFREY. Dowries., -.. --_._--.. ..... . .._ Ci-odfrey's Celebrated Cordial Gin erriir.si her bons NOT tareastre. r TI I S UNEQUALLED BEVERAGE poitietwatswitichuil propertivi: of the higlobt order.— It is timoureturedeapeclal/F for tool by the Yroptietor surd PateutelbOt the bed materials, and has all the merits with out the deleterious streets of uny other Oto either In Great 11+1We, Ifollatbl or .this emery. GODFREY'S CELE IIRATEDOORDLab MR be been -adopted by eminent physicians as the purest and moat eflicaeletut Siffosive stim ulant and diuretic which manefacturing skill ham yet given to the rod& ..Itis eullrely,exempt fr om those alclioluille iliinka Whkh begeta,thirst for siiroulauls, Orders to nor 610000 t onnuptlF Riled by the Preprieter, .. . • (IEO:GODFREY. . ,_lmporter of Brandi.. Gin, Wind., AC., Je3lationv 16 South Wiliam at., New York. Imported . VlTlsici,'Grocerie•, &e. • I. lc W: GERRY, 303 eASUA. Blurt, am, 719 szoxpweT, Twrw • . iffstablisbed 1804.) A3IPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST QnalitY Family Groceries, offer la the Trade- ffefris. 'mate Fataliely and 111 who are chain. lu their tact... and ileaire a "maim artier., a 11.4 . 0 ‘ - arioty..l SEAL—Green and Mack, Soodamg, Pmehom. English Drankfasl, Ooluag,lmperial, Hymn, num...ler, Young ' 11y fr.. In rheas and half chest. Sr. ClMll—lfocha and lava, VINES-11.adeiras, 'Sherries, Ports. flock. kr. mry old and Idgla grate. uriAinal packages, demijohns, mag nus and bottle. OtlE....MElrScratisrs. k Chatukaea Verrenay. IleMaria, G. It Alumni.; do do do 9;IQUORS-130mile. RUM, Wirinkey, Gin. Amtek, AI Zalnthe, - Kiranh., le....ire„ In original raraageu..la• Cane! o. • \Winchlnia Aileen. lioyeau Rlalera. kr. MALT LIQW.Y . II3--London ItrownStout, eratebqd Engligh . Ale CIGARS—A. of choler brands. PICKLES-English and French. SAUCES—For blob, Carrie,.tlante, .llest. kr. CM:ESE—Stilton, Ched.ler, Daynl, Victoria, Prinee Albert. 15 . 1 . w.. Trait... &raga. Dutch and and American. SUGARS—Loaf, Crushrd, kulyetised, Croix, Or., iu bar rel. and half barrels. . . - llA'ALS—Westphalia and Amerkan. 01.1.8-011ve, l 4 .perm and Whale. alirOur Liquors are warranted unadulterated and of our earn Importation. re33ltila QTEINWAY & SONS, MAN WFACTURERS, 61 owing Nverffitifl York, received the foltowing Fleet. Prix Made lvtltien kith the bid makers to Boston, hew York,,Mß*Mphict end Donla:we. TWO VERB? . PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair, Weahington, Mardi. 1555. A GOLD Of OAL, at the Crystal Palace, New York. No- Timber:lBss, (being the only Gold Medal given for Pl.Oll within the loot etc year.) 'A GOLD AiltbAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1754 TIM SLUT PRIZE vent - a - t - the New York, Novemtier,lSs4 Among theludges were the Ora muoieal talent thi rolmtry, each as L. Masson. Gott. whelk; Wallenhaapt and many other,. St_ kS. t hre e (with and withatt the Iron Frame) are warrarsted Par three sang and a ;written guarantee given. MOOn tacked and shipped without charge. Prime moderate. de2hlyde LADIES' ••- • . OUTLON Is now universally known no the very best for . faudly use and also rot BCWISU mizinsxs. Agenta,llollENT LOOAN CO.. aepSdy Dry Street, New York. Eiruggtots tr. L. FAIIISTESTOCK, late of the firm of B J../re A. Yabneatoek CO, and eneneeeer to Fleming pro., Wholesale I/runlet, No. ro, c.orner W.3.l.itut Fourth leta..PlWebargh. Pa. BA. PAHNESTOCK .t CO., WIIOLF— e mi.,Drogghuu and Mannfnetaren of WlAte Lead, Load and Litharga, corner Wood awl Vrout atnvta, burgh. mcWl TT~SCILOONMARVR, MANUFACTURER to 4 1,' 'of White 444 PM Guil Zia,. Mot, Lithe:v., Pot ty. and Wholesale Theeler.iu Paints, Oil., Varnishes, Turpeu. tiliO.itc No. Wood at. Pittsburgh. Po. • . TORN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS. tI Ir9Utre7,)lTholesale god 'Retail Druggist mud Dealer ...1a %blot, Dyestuffs, writ, Wrod - arrl Mai streets, VORMula Agent for Dr-rord's ap.2l TORN P. scorn, WHOLESALE DEAL er In Dropl'a.biti.ol46lrorniebes Dr.tnit4 296Libniy stavet,Pituburgh: All itsits wltlraoettokmmpt attention. Atilr'Ageet fot ftebenck Pulmonic t.yrop. mantlydalr • P E. SELLERS,WROLESALE DEAL- Lt Draynl , Painn,l)partutra Oda, TarldalLm. an, lata76 Woo&Street, PittOurgh, Pa. ogle warranted. Price. Loge. • 1110VIALIN & ItMYER, WHOLESALE AND Retail Druggist., conrr ot.Llberty sad Bt. Clair st.s., Pltestrargh. • TOSERII FLEMING, (SUCCESSOKTO L. 1911 ear & Co.) corner Market. street and Marlton& keeps constantly on hand a full and complete conortment of Drops Ctielte, Perfunieryouni all articles per. taialnE to Ids SirPtysicians prescriptions carefully compounded et all hours. • • la9:ly GM. 11 , KEYSER, DRUGGIST, laWood .tree[, canter of Wood street and Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh. Pa. , ilabuce Bralm. CHEESEivattlibiiii:=liiiiir H. OALINEL Pamirding sod Commission ?dercbant.and Man In Cheese, Bolter, Lake Vish end Prtyluce generally 21 Wood st., ahem, Water, Pittstourgh. _„1 mj-21. 'CANFIELD, LATE OF WAER - EN, J • 01110, Connniallon and Forwarding Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer In Western Mier. Cheese; Butter, Pot tuul Pearl fah, and Western Produce generally. Front et., between Stift:Meld and.Theal,Thtsburgh. ArBANE k AWJER; (SUCCESSORS to A. k A. )felisne.) Xicalvis in Flour, Ord. sita Protium Oointaisifois and Votwart h ott , Slvtchants, No.ll Boasogl streeet. Pittsburgh. P.. 1 . ' 67 . 11 3ii5 12 - El &YID C. HERBS, FLOUR7 - Pll - 6- I_, duts,Pratisioa nod ConvoiissiOu Merchant. No. 2C7 Liberty street, collier of. Ilona, Pittsburgh, gives bin attes t.,n to the tale of Floor, Port , Ban istrd. Ch..% BOWgmin, min, Dried Fruits,. Foca, ke.. ka frirConsignments respectfully soligited. Bully A LEX. FORSYTH, (SUCCFSStoR TO JAL tromp& & Bbott-) Forwarding and Commit:4.m 'Mer chant, Doaler In Wool, Md.a, Flour. Bacon, lArd and Lard arol Prodtwo I:mortally, No. 71 Water et, Pittabargh, Pa. RIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION ANorrhant an.l Dealer in Groceries and ProdtwO, Filth at . reet. PitUbstrals, Pa. Eater to E. Ilarivroa, Pittabarah, 11.4cutsr, 0,64.11AP0 A - Co., Pitbdategli. - -Consigunwata ;Welted sod salatitetor rare.m guar. deliklydarrT RBERT HUTCIHN.SON, COMMISSION fircluiiiLTOFLLO tale - of Weatarn Emeryo, Chreoe., Dotter, Lard, Diwent,YlE. Pot and Pearl &Ara, Falseiatna, OEO, Floor. Crain, Seed( Dried YralLand Produce generally, No. 8 Sadtbiletd Area, between Find and Wen, ap3 LEEGLI,- FORWARDING 1 1„) and Clomnd.doli ifercinint.A.aler in Flour. Grain, Dn. zoo, Ltd and Bunn., and all kind/ or Produce, Ho 8 En2l2- Cold dumPt. bet•rn7lM and Walm .ACILE • WARELIQUSE.--,JAS. GARD orest,,Wlrsismale• Denier in 'Flour. Provisions and Protium generally, No. 6 finventh strew!, between Liberty and Bralthada,Pittsborgb, N. • - Serer= nub. • WHAM WM. B. ITOLMES & BRO., PORK AND Beef Packers and Licalers in Provisions, corner of liarkst sail Front. meets . Pittsburgh, Pa. doe flaussic, &c JOHN - 11. MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST., beturciii DiAl3l9ll(Alley and Fourth stmt. Sao Aloud for CIPORERTNO 4 WNW (Radon) PIANO FORM MA. SON k HAusurtr MODKL MELODEONS soul OROLN HARMONIUMS, and Dealer In Musk wad Murkal Go.h. KLEBER-& BRO., No. 53 FIFTH Il ta lt B / 11 0 air Illolden ,i ltz e rlz thalltlis wra PIANOS, and iItITHARS ) .k g 2INNINIA 3I r pen:ine VELO DNONS and OMAN lIA.II3IONIIINS, Dealers h Mimic and Markel Imdramtnte.. CHARLOTTE.ItCHARLOTTE.BLUME; MANUFACTILA: Et and Dealt: la Irszta Porter, 110p0Vier of Made kholoil Instrument , Sole Agent for the HAMBURG PIANOS, alai dm WALLET, DAVIS M'S Berton Plano, with and lidtbont ..Nolean Attachment. ILIS Wood !street. attontego. , .• - soniaudn F. Blood, . 000:01ELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW , AND COMMISSIONEB . POIL .TIIE STATES OF New Ohio, ' , Kentucky, Itsuatetts, ' Intlima, Disouri, . Nlrshga, " nti .•, , . , _wheman, AcknowLediemantinugl Depoillkeen taken, col Oahe te. ri.thigered to Teo se:puled of ,nied In soy et Die above =nut Staten. Oak* oppogto bwitt4 Rem. Thai,.Oka. 4s, MU) drat. Pitts. 14 °BERTA'LTOIINE — tR &altlbit'of do Dank of Pithiburgh, No. no 'oar* agtek-Pittnbargb. don erSEPIi & NDURISON, AT unale4isw.l*• No. 98 Vogoth R Igor ood, riwuord ro. - • , HARTERORN.ar, HAZEN, ATTORNEYS a Loki: , 'Mos in_Odesq; . Sn ll,lteg, l'onrite street, ritt.b.ftbrm— FRUIT 0AW. 77 . 7 VINO ,amts to.. A Kindi vill e in 'we, , and Have Given TENTIRHI3ATISFACTION. altAg4B?Ury.FlAa !vir a l ii ;j, / 771 j ,:17 .** ".; 2 -3Ha i7lSartutet.,comet of Third TORN FLEMINCV DEALER 1N MOUSE tII fumlddci itativrn Vtaregl:Led Lsr•jvCot -4"°':'j..A_BZr2*Bes,:=lf Itarket and TWA *Pt 146 bin in our Sinfs.d.* / "Agfre 4 o J°4 g ImAklrt pipAteb. ' it. ~.. _v.,_:.~~ NEW YORK ADVER Prom ALBERT G. RICIIAUDSON'S ADEmEgx. ...Col. aurConnno Orncr, ace Broadray. no lure Important to - Rectlllero, Liquor hauls and Wholesale Grocers. mi; DR. FEIICHTWANGER'S, Flstrorings,to Produced!'" Motu:nes Notice Entry Darrell THE UNDERSIGNED RAS -LATELY madoMur r y..mints In this branch of busineee. lie 'flavori pup In packages of 3,10 and 40Ralionti and nenulreibut the addithe of Pure Spirit, either let or 4th proof, and Liquors suet as Cogx.toc. either dark or lode, Rolland and English Gin. Jamaica and St. erolx hunt, It nongrdiela,Bourbon, Irish and tkoioh Whisky.Apple, Peach, Cherry and Raspberry shandy, Port and Model. Wines wilt be Instantly produced. It require. to skill, but no addition of a good spirit, say 50 gallons to each gallon of the r.- spoon. Flavoring. Phn best Cognac OIL green, yellow and whites, warranted potato, as low a s any other import. In the linitel Maris Essonee of every Liquor. Extract of Cognac, 10, 01 which prod's , . WO Rations of Pegnac. Bees Wideky may. by Dr. Y.'. inn end toriy priparstieti be made einnoth with but a trilling expense. Thapriev of Flovorings ore extremely manna', and di rections In full supplied by DR. LEWIS FEtiCIITWANGY.R, , • Camas! etstif importer of Drugs, klurittiai Oat and Du ;ilium] , " ye and Plonloymplgie Gfieggicals. No 143 NAJIMe Icing. Now Posit. N. IL—Sole Agent foraodfrey's celebrated Cordial Bitters amiGlts. itp37e4wOmTa Carciages. JCVSEPII WHITE'S Carriage Repo•ltory• JOSEPII W 111'1T NOW CARRYzigM log on busirom hn hie epacions preen' (nos Wei) ettlartrcd.) between Pittsburgh awl Lawrence rifle, near the Two Milo Rum respect tut ly invites the petals. inspect his stock of CAHILL...IES, anicam kr_ mot ho particularly laws. gentlemen part ore. that 'one price only I. male. Fourteen yearn' experience in the enahl, him to place heron. his patrons the same choice lllection of Carriages, which so any year, past it has o his particular department to select from the ration. and Mord talented Pastern Manufacturers. Ile. ,succens of hie new system Is complete; the economy of his m'rmale nsents will supply the hest and most Cmhionablo manufactu rers at moderato priers. Unencumbered by those hoary experts., which the amnia for Myorating Mos, of Business, has hems., upon the primer Gonda (owing to large rents,) .haepl. White wlll a-it on ready tuouey only, at mach less than the noo profits. • 11.—.Carriag, repaired Its the beeit, manner. witls patch. felo:4AvrtfY Pittsburgh Coach Factory. • M. L. STEPHENS, ROCCIESDOrt To • BIGELOW & CO., formerly E. M. BIGELOW% So. 46 Diamond Arley Ivor IThort Street, PIIMCiIIIII, PA. IWOULD RESPECTFULLY AN noun, to the Carriage. °Aug ronamtrnity • public In general. that I have thin day purrlitined the infer est of my termer partner. Mr. Albert. and atilt cat, nn Ih.• lonsine.is in all its blanched 'at the old h WO. No. id intamensl Alley In el.ning the name of lid. old and so well «dale Belied inauttfac.turhtg «dablishntent, 1 avian , the piddle tie effort droll be 'tattling on my part.to denerve the estate high cb.tmeter an Ion!: enjoyed by my predeemanra and na.orlate.. .14:1yd M. L. STY:PiII:NS. Coach and Carriage Factory JOONSON, BROTIIER & CO., Own, of Dolntone and Retro= &rod% ALLEGHENY CITY. WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN form their trionihk and t h e. public nonii.i3E-1:f ". rally, that they art. nianufactoring earriaztok Hammitt,. lkookawark lioggiiti.Sloinha and elm-fogs in all their van ankii otylea e.f linith and prorairtinna. All orders will he executed with atriot recnnl to dnrabllity and beauty of nnith. Itopalra will Alai, I..alioniloil to on the nowt movable terms Timing In all their work tho last FAatorn Shaft, Point and .tuff. they fool mot, dent that All who favor thorn with their patronage w iIl ho porf,tly salltned on trial of their work. Porchaeora reilnotted to give theta a call Inifo o ro for. chasing el.iewhere. u tlyd ........... D. ... MUMS 1.. vorNn T. B. YOUNG & CO., 11.1.4,71.C1T1L1M1 or FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. eAcrony—Federal ST_ befvewn ir,tie and Alma. Arena Warehonse—Nos. 3S & 40 Smithfield St., TEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE--We S are tv - instantly nunufacturiug STEAMIktaT CABIN VERY:I7EIIE and CHAIRS,' and itieno the attention thaw internee:ll to franialting boats. ticanaltleS . . C. P. SI.OPPER & MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE nod MAILS of every variety awl style_ in Rosewood, Mahogany mid Walnut, .unable for parlors, chamber. and dining rem, talnal to tatty to be found at the Eastern rid., and at lower prices. Every article mane by baud and war ranted. itirlhatels and Steamboats furninbed sit short notice.— Warernams, corner Penn arid Wayne sta., Pittsbargli. deraiLisrlyi , JAMJCS W. W00DWF...1....t.„ CAB; NET FURNITURE RANUFAcTURER Nos. 97 & 99 Third St., Pittehur7,ll. 1 - W. W. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS . hi. Mende atadenstomero. that ho line just romploned has !dock of Funtintre, which le decidedly the largoot and boot ever offend for sale in thiacity. rte ho determined to ale bold hie stock. with wantos' material, beet workmanship and town. , dee , Ftt.# and from the eaten: of Li. order• and faelllty in numnfeettsring, he is enabled to produce warrant ed FURNITURE at the toweet prines. lie keeps alwaye on hand tho gre.t,,t sanely eeery desetiptlon of furniture. from the rhoapeet and plainest_ to the moot eL•aant and orally. tbat'a dew... or any part stone, tray In fill - Method from Ids otoet,or manufactured e xpoeoly to outer. mrsa 'LL4LO3IIII ULM .10LIN L. LUC!, SOS. S. LLLC 308. 8. LIXECH. & CO., firof .2142 & 244 Liberty P 'Masa rgh, P WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION micnc - FLA.N - rs. DEALERS IN FLOUR AND BACON, ._vin Plate and Pinnees Stook. AND PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES. Jythtly - - MCALPIN & CO., or,i. S. Leech, I,lcAlpin & Co., PittAarglt.) GENERAL COMMISSION AND VORV7tIRMING MIrRCII:AN' 'S, - Levan and Washington Avenue, WYANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS TERIIITOKY Itm•sit, s. Lurch A Cu, and Pittsburgh Itsrchants gem. JyttslArrlyT COMMISSION AND FORWARDING SIERCUANT, No. 20 Mt Wert, Pt. Look, Mo. SlNagggriarraag• Jostad Ltrra. Lomas - rt. 811 - Wa & I Zoo Pairing. Will purchase to order, Loll, limp, Bacon, Grain, to. Prompt attention given to auyrnanuor of forwanling• QPRINUERILA.RBAUGII, COI4IHISSION 3foroluit, Punkt la Wool, Provision. and Prat lice gen erally, No. cob Liberty street. Pittsburgh, Pa. H EFTILY S. KILO, (LATE OF TILE firm of gin& & 310.141.&.) Coanniarion Morrhant, and lleislor It Pig Metal and Blooms, No. 76 {Valor stns.'. be low Market. Pittolowah, Pa. n apl9 AA A. HARDY. (SUCCESSOR TO HAlt za.. dy.Jorow Co..)Corumbalion and Forwarding Mor d:ant: A woof of rho 3t•iii,oll and Indianapolis Ballroom L cor ner Ytrot lutd Perry sta.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Islablyd EDWAIibT. Meifi.AW-,--(IFSERAL Commission Merchant, alul Ik-aler In Slum - factored Tobacco. Imported and Dow-stir Cigars, Sault An., 2.11 Liberty etre., opprslto the heed of WOOd, Pitts burgh, Pa. ALEXANDER GORDON, FORWARD Ing and Comminsion Nrrchant.Lead Pip. and 'Owe! Levi Agent, Dealer in Pig and Bar Laad and ghat. Amerind and Manilla Hemp. rezbiem. C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO J 24:. S. Sadler.) Wholesale and Itetall Under In Bauka, litallotory and Paper llatiglnga, 'Federal street, GUI door S. X. of and Pa Allegheny, Pa. &WIN S. DAVISON,BOOKSELLER AND Ratkoner, weenawn to Davison & Agnew, N 0.63 Market street, near Fourth, Pittaburgh, P. KAY b, BOOKSELLERS CO., BELLERS A.ND STA. TioNsr.s, No. lib Wood street, nest dear to the m' 0.0 of Pittaharah, Po. Eetwol and Law Balker .tautly on hand. ----BOOKSELLER AND ST _e • TIONER, No. 78 Fourth Id" Mao itailditio. Kt MINER, BOOKS TaXii and Stattner.lltwoula 11811. Fifth EtreaL 13tpoician5. - D R. IL T. FORD still continues his now VaiETAELE Tittering. Ills olden. Win/ end knuUtylvantA Avert., (Yourth Unmet head,) Emit end o litleatetet lured. Pittsburgh. Pa. Ille unlimited success in Acute and Chronic Diseaseircas Dot be equaled to say Of the medical practice of the prawn doy . torDlulterlyT. pit. O'BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED Dr.SMIIh'f,COTIM Fifth and Smithnold atroota,, an MAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, front 10 to land 1 to no'clock. 84-Reoldeoce on the Brownsville Rood. n. P.,1041,1111,1141:1 ruarrea„ D TAOCTORS ,GAZZAM . & FLEMING. Ofiko :5 Sixth street, Pitteburib, Pe. te2e:Omd• MURPHY /6 BURCHFIELD, DEALERS Ali In Bilks and leadles• Dram Ilwele generally, Cloaks, Tacna. and Shawls: P.mbroldertea and Staple (load, for family ma. An nreasuallt extensive assortment In all the above glopultnents,,lnst rewired and selling at the lowest ptiocs. aill"Nordreot ear. Focirtb and Market st.lii• •• WO , . • • • A. L. ALITLIOSI INL. IL TOLL. .A.A MASON & WHOLESALE and Retell Dreier, Vaal and Staple Dry decd., jy rta Retell . Woe, Pitt:A.4h. • . ttstcni IL anti ft gcntti. collections In lowa. • ' J. M GRIPPITII, aionsuos Ar LAW, • - DIYBUQIII4IOW A. WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTEN um to the cane: DTI. szKI ordob .to ts,. clalte* R t In D0100=.1....., .2. n'alUns.LlMUrig nrll*..M.: S. Z. Voek Dattliborst.l Loth 03: azaduaa.b.,Ater. et..t.tnr,*oo.; A.. 1, D. wours '~ -., v:_~ ..-..,. «'~S a ... ^-~:. ~' ..,, .. u _~ ~ 2 ....'.. ._~ Commtoston, stt D. 11. THOMAS, 330 - oifittlerts, &c. flr Coots. PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING,I AUGUST 24, 1857. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS Prom U.S. ECITELLI3 Advertieing .11onse, do. MIS Brood way. MILLER'S lIAIR IN VIGORATOR.— Le For Strengthening, lidstoririg, Dorkenlug, and pet:- pat:siting the beauty of the hair. Price 25 Cents per Pot tle. It enolleolea scurf and dandruff; imports vitality to the roots of the hair, lend. vigor owl Indre to the Mimic darken, them If too light, or growing gray: fastens them If already shed, tool oinks the hole soft. silky and R.'''. in the nursery it is indlapeuatilde run means of cleaning flu , hernia of Oaken, tool laying the foundation of n vigorous growth of hole. Sold by Dniggiata tool Madero in Enm ttoods everywhete. Wholesale Depot. CC hey street. Neu York. auSdsrodt Matches, 10,000 Gross. ES, CIO Alt LIGIITS AND W AN M TA PEILti, warranted to stand trery climate. put up In wood nod tin box, expro‘sly Gnr awl Jobbin4.- 1;44 on the mart frruta, by ell ARLES PARTJUDII 12:p Nlnlclrn 1.11110. New Vork. no7:3nuts PIANO FORTES-L. A. BENJAmiN, 28S Bowery. New York, .4. Agynt for CIA-11.101 k F. enca's PIANO FORTY-4. .ntdnixod.dt for tone And Denier, from the Weot mid South are Invited to call And ox amine. Al.. IWO' 110.1 xendul hand PiAn , * At low wire, A lib , oral dil,<And Finn to denlerinnd teacher.. 1r21:31m4 The Cheat and Be•t Pams IN TLIE WORL pes D, having (t SOLID P I STON uud METAL VALVE 4. For pumillug EXTRACTS.IIIYI' and WU/ W.:.TElt.sultabbe f a Osten., Wells, Facto , is, Mines. dc. Throwing from . 34 to told calks. nue minute.— An excellent FIRE ENGINE fur farmers. Istrge dim-smut to dealers. AIIENTA 'ranted. and Ts rrliorlal Bights for IL A. SIARSUALL, No. 194 Iron strlvt, earner of Malden lane. New York. 0 Artificial Flowers, Fancy Ornaol .o n r ts ß a o n nte lgee Trimmings To tttuAlkeetuars or litrrenue.aui— ril Ito tillitattriben have a large hiantifaehiry in Parts, and one lu New York, eselual rely devoted tot he manufacture of the above kind of goods. Their poyent stook eratiracitty many thousand etylea of Feathery nod Blower.. Altai the material for mattufacturitty them. which are °tiered at wholesale only, at their Want thump , BENDER:LON, k Cala N0...0.1, Broadway. New loth._ P a l; t ,, E N o T rgor p11.111.1)1 MO.Wrt. CANOPIEII MID N.". tuannlartorw and otter Eor ~Is the best DMn ever aold I, tlin.or any other nsarket. A personal will lat. Iffy any ...... of ttiecort,otnr.., of 1111,1 we .1:1t... Oar Nlox quite Net, eonibtne laluity.cheapne..s slag ki icily perftvt taint) aglaiti.tt wit t 01 , fatinging the rirenlatiott of air. Iteakr. and otio.r. , rotenen th , •ir own interest by one Boal and Net* lk.fre poretraking where. C. 11. lI . ..STRATTON. Agent, . . ar3 C. 101,11 N. Y....mt of Un.mb , TOIIVEN' fit KID-GLOVE CLEANE.R. JOl.l V EN'S KIDAL , OVE CLKAN KR JOU VKN'S KIINtbOVE CLEANER. JOU V EN'S K 1 11411.41 V CLEA N KK. 3UU V EN'S EI INILUP E CLEANER. V, r.. 0. r,ril% pot'o r bs. cents r I.ottle 2:3 nimbi pk.r 25 ent. per botila 25 reula p, bottle rent• per NAIL, 0110 bottle clean, 50 pair Onr bottle deans 50 pair, 0, ,, NMI. , eiol.lo 50 pair. One bottlf , cit.... 50 pair. • .. • As no odor pro,ansie from thepreparolum. the glove ran toe woo it aetraeohotety after his droned. With a plow , . of flannel. apply a 'mall irortion of the prcpstretion very __lxlstly. And the .lirt troll h.tantly disappoar. It Is the ortlelo orwol by the Kolallove ylannfurtnrero of Fenner to Impart that purity 11 of litowlo and *O.l. for which their born erewjuttly cel. ebn‘ted. It cinema Lid slippers end white and adored kid glove: elecantly. . It la atom an excellent article for the toilet end for benutlft Ina the oomplealon, reuniting tan, phooplo, Ac_ far exered; to exciollenee ATIV of the thoumnd and one preparatione usually sold for 'ha purpose. One trial. at the hitting nala•nw of XI °•n.. will Ml.llVitN.4 any one that the article Is all that it Is CISIIO.I to be. Try a ' , onto. of It for rents,oel you will never wish to I. without It It won I. obtained of all Drw.tuista and Dealers in Fancy Goods lu Pate _ • and at wholewde., of the sale proprietor.. CLARK do ••. .Vex tiOal. A liberal discount to the trail, As Oleo., is attle.exxor article too the market, buyers will be careful to lliatthe name of 1...1.a:a1t A Co.. it 0 1 00 curb bottle which they purclutse.' Alwaya on land by It E. SELLERS, RICIIA KIW SON, JoS. YLE3IIN4I, and other DroggtiNtA In PittOlrgh. jelallmots lions. Furnishing Hardware.. PICOT 1,7 IS 1,1 0 'l* r. r. M===lM T!*IPORTEItS and Jobbern of Cutlery. Fen der, Tod Trays, Fire Irons, Tinunl and I.Sranelled 11011 , m Ware. French riLlliPd Waro. Andiron, Fry Vann. toal 11..1, PlAutshed Jappa,kl I•latedand Britlanula Warr t3l:/.I.(TMILLS Or PLATED SPOONS AND FORKI‘, 01 nsidon 1.,,, Nov York School Furniture.. RPATON, Manufacturer ,f New and Ira . proved .tyles of e.4:1I0OL WU ISL It& .tratt4l Catalog .a ...11l on applicalitotb. It. 27 New York. Modern Style of School Furniture, MANUFACTURED and for sale by N. JoinsdN. No.•PA, Ilu.h.on .tn+t, Nr , or V,:rk.. A k kr rov supply pt eon.antly on hand. Circular. fora-a:A -AA on application as shove. J. ,, ,knil. IAGHTIC.NMINTON An BRA 11.11I'MYS, Cl arrant,. ~ I rrof, s, $a iork. MANUFACTURERS of the Patent Arch 131_ Wriest Plank Piano Mnrh, , ,. vat pority. mole tn-enli.nr or , l”.ir tone, for la hi -11 tin, have rriV/S•qi th, lin' from thr gm:anvil the • ....dry; land In n,ry fair, srhon brnught in competition vvtth r meni, have ninaln , l highn , prrininin. Th. patent Ara. font Plank. nod word only It, .lakinfunz in lonn,nr lbw. any otho , r whilnllwir ,I , noonl In part. .4 thn nnontry 1 , 4 Ituttitinzil tpl Kuper inr ovnelinure A 111.4 - al ,lirountito Chlngyninn. Scln.rl , 4 mid t h e Grocers COSGRA.VE &CO., N , .. 1, 6..1 15'0.,1 Pair . _ lI TII WOR'r BRO. 11110117 N Orornrn trnaldodmvinitty invit , the dtention of the public tu their tar, dock of Mao, Brandin, For eign Fruit. and nutilly Groceries, dtcli o Extra Li. C.d., tlld Clurrrotraent Java do- OW eonntry hark Tea. Chow.. Young Itymon do.. Goopood.'r and imperial do. thslung To" Lovering'. Itc(und Sagan. Purr O,tnar Brandy. Lind Gin. Old Port Wine, Silerry, SnAleir, 111., Clar,t and t.9iarn7aign do- Old 310oongatieLs. itye Wid.k3'. Import.] ermen anal Mat... Clea r, elelve geode. Weigher with e generel e.wertment nt rweriee. extremely lee for reels, .t o reel r, toil et we Imw.in Tra Ptorc. C"rnor of the Dluncrnd and Diamond 1 417 ow. C. BSI. 11E-ittfot E D EIS DE R. OItOCEIDi AND Floor. Chee.e, kc.. ILaith-We.t turner Smlthllel4 nud Si wet, I.llt. burgh. el7l A LEXANDEtt. KING, WHOLESALE OD-«<r Import, of I , suln Ash, No '273 stresd. Piltsbargb. P. & t U tU., lfiro,t, 1,6( 3 .11.4 Distill,. and Kind And Llgn, 51,,Imitt. N. 2, I.da:rt7 Pltt.hor,ll. • - JONESON & COOLEY. W HOLE LA LE OW CERS aO,l In N 11.1,114.4. ManufartoroN N 0.141 Wat, ninevt...ar my'.7l ty Alloy. e. tatetvrn. ........ ....... .... ....... ..10111,1 c,lllltIVElt & I.III.AVORTII, IVIIOI,ESA LE 1,3 Oro c.,.. No. IN, mod Sennol .teed. (lAA wren Wood god AmitiklUdd,l . llhdrurgh. • g I', it 'I'S , W liOI,ESA LE thwer and Cornmlxdon Nlerchant,Deiderln Prodoeu sod Pift4lntrat Manufiulored Artlrks, 193 I.llwrly Piltxborgh. . _ J.. 1. 11.nr1,. FLO% W 111.1.1.131 FLOY I) & CO., WHOLESALE Groorrot and C 4171 ilted.lll Slerelam, N 0.173 Wood and Idberty Ntreet. Iltbdoorgb. J 46 101131 WAIT JOllll WATT kNV I LSO_N, NV 110 LES A LE G oats, Commlosionl.llNrchantx and Dallern In Pro dm, and Pittsburgh Slannfaethres, 1.:0.25M Liberty 4,14, Pittsbnrgh• Jo-% SMILTAII ....... ................ DICKE, TSAIAII DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE CA,mmierion Merchants. and Dealers In Protium, N. go Water etmet, and rll Fn... .tenet, Pitt...burgh. TIMM. 1 T .1111.X., SI • ... • TOOK,. ttrn-a... ILota of the firm Robison. Little /1 Co t LITTLE & CO.. WHOLESALE GRO . CERS, Prointn and CommLasiun 11erchant, and Dealers In Pitteloargh ManafachWM, No. 112 S.eUtifi abort, Pittaborgh. Jallny:N.3 Inc 11.031.0ninX n. 4 Norms. WM. MCCUTCHEON & CO.. WHOLE- SALE Unvicr., Produce And Commission 51erchantit and Dealer* In Pittsburgh Mannfactrired Article., N 0.219 Liberty drool. earner of Iruin, Plttabiugh. Pn. my 9 Jon" ATIMAL A. 3. Liu use. kraut- A TWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE Grocers, Produce an 3 Connulaihni Merchnnta and Dealer. In Pi ttsburgh Manufactonot No. 9 Wood street. hoi tarn.. .Water and Yront el. Pittsburgh. .pig MOM Onnolo9 Vail.U. 11.001303. Tip ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE • Grocers, Commission slerehanta And Deaden, in nll kinds of Provision., Prod.. and Pittsburgh Manntoctores. No. 255 Llborty.trect, Pittsburgh. Jalttlyd ROBERT lIING, WHOLESALEWW I . K CM, Commission Merchant, and Dealer In Prothro", lash, Flour, and All kinds of Country Produce. No. 211 M erl,' Menet, mouth of Math, Pittsbuntli, Pa. Liberal nit 'wool male on nunsignment.. .yi 1 • -__ . .... ........ 11112.1,0 DOBERT 1).4.42ELL & CO., WHOLE ...IV HALE &mem Corundslinu end Pore'larding Slur <buts end Deelorsin Prodereand Pittsburgh Matiutseturs. 270.'251 Liberty street, Pittsbargb, P. ni2 - - MANUFACTUREROF BOOTSkL ..15.1. and SHOES of ovary dearriptinn, .No. &Mill rid Snret, Pittsburh. Pa. OcUldrd AS FAI KPII, M4nubs turer*tgd Dealer In 1 ,- 4 .HATS AND CAPS, N. 91 WOOD MEM, Pittabarah, and Fndd stradt. Alidnhnnn•!PlY__ RlCllA.W.4liiitati, MAUR IN i Hides, Leather, Oil and Shoe Findings, No. 215 tar q TTSB aMri. t ....!1•1 IA . PlUltall, PA. I!'1 Ilj4 150 Nat prima Rio CoMe, 10 bp Java do, 10 Slid. prime guru, 55 Dbl. Dolmen, i 115 lilt cheel Y. IL and Black Teat, 110 boor and he LIIIIII4 TOV.C.O. tVI kgx 11 Talet do, i2O 1444 Cot and Dry to, TI 111,14 Tanner's OIL 10 blas Bleached and White While Oil, kit. Ballo ' emoted due, 100 boo WAllam, wittorted .if.Cl, 200 5.4.5 01140 Gem., 0110, rln And R.I. Boar 100 boo Moold Condle4, 100,55. aplata, I 4,000 lb. Bar Lead, 500 1411. Wrlptang Paper, 1 For axle by IL 1401118051 0 CO., I 515 Liberty Strral. SUGAR CURED RAMS.-20 teti chola° S. MUM oco'd &ad for 0010.b.y T. LITTLE & aol3 No. 112 geoosttotroot. 4 .• . . -••• • '• • • ; , - • ' ;1 ilaanufacturens WELLS, RIDDLE & CO., 80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., OITITACTMVI OP WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES. Orders solicited hem the Crude, nod promptly ship ped WI per initructious. Tmoot—d tomtits, or 5 per cont. dl, tot for rash. 5e . 25:101 wrl J. n. GETI.Witli -IWIMPACTIIILERM OT ROPES AND TWINE, I..rner of flatn and 'Mont tfre , l4, TTAVE ALWAYS ON lIAND A FULL a .apply of Coil and um coniA, Sa.h and ermw Onni, Wool, Broom, Cotton and 110 Solna; Papnr, White .d Colonial Twine; thit Limo., Staging and Mnaoun lan a. • Chen, Of MG,. &reel and Middle Alley. Allegheny City, P. SIIETTEIt & STAUB, Manufacturers of 1mpr0,....1 Trucks and Patont 11nrk, Men. I.llneknmetlzlng In gen.n.l,_• done to nrder. All onl,rl.4.nnuptly at tontl.l to.' WILLIAM 0.11.1111.1. /ARM, M. unroll WILLIAM BARNHILL & CO, 61 Penn at., holow•lllarbury, Pittsburgh. Pa. EAIII BOILER 3IAKgRS AND SHEETS Iron %Violin", Manufactunoo of Itarthilro Potent Nip, Locomotive, Flood cool Cylindix /Milers, Chimney.: Breirtiro . rirn Bal, Stan. Pipes. Crindriocro, Solt So m. Ann, imn Tnot, Life Novak ete. Alois illockionlibo' Work. Itridgo and Vindort Imo, doom It the ohortost no tloo. Al/ orders from io diotanrc promptly attended to. CMIM=CtO TUE, ATTENTION OF CARRIAGE MA KER...4,24.141u. and Dealers Is direelml to thy large stock of N... I Enameled Hides for Tole and Trimming. Patent EmilLCollar, or Railing, Skirtlng,Splits, Pad Skins. b.., for sale at tualern pritvs by OkOlttlE 11. ANDERSON, No. 2.S SL Clair at, gd story Phillip'. Building. mrlaalnulPittsburgh. Pa. Penn Cotton Mills, PlClAbnekld. Ir ENNEDY, MILOS & CO., MAMIFAC TEIIEItB of— Penn A NO. I Leavy 443limding.: Carpot Chain of *II colors a n d ...00hs; Calton Twine; 14,1 Conk Plough Lines and Sash Mut Polo of all siuu and deverlptiorog Mating. . . grip -On. I,lft nt ti,. flauldura Stara of Logan. Wilann & Co_ tat tt..d .tract. all bar. ntft.ntion. Jt2s:ly J AMER IRWIN. MANUFACTURER 0 SULPIIURIC tiTIEER; Sulphuric Acid; Po,.a dpirit...f Mire; Mint Acid: 11.41ntart'. A ntqlyttp; Iturbale Auld; Aqua Ammonia. YFF: Nitrous do Punier::..lotion; eny3 H. M. WARREN! a. CO.. MANUFACTURED:3 AND DEALERS IN — 7 - - WARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND Water-Proof Comp... Won Roam ma Roofing M. •i-olbre--24 Fifth street. DANIEL BENNETT, MANUFACTURER OF FANCY COLOR j_ PM Ironstone Wang linekinghans and Yellow Ware. tr. Mier at the Wannfsetury, center of,Nmhington and Franklin streets, lllrtrangistint, opposite Pittsburgh, Pa. mrltbilly• • C. E a o J. .. .. ../CLCON TABER, POPE & STREET, 1410rCTACTCMIC.3 0? OSCILLATING STEAM .ENGINES, BOILERS AXI) JUL,. WORKS, Salem, Columbiania County, 0. REED'S PATENT OSCIL LATINO En g ines of nnp..l.‘r vrorkmambip, co stantly on hand and tonic to order, with Bearin g , Shafting, kr.. fur Flourin g and Saw 51111., and other purposes. Alo, Atnnufactnrer. of Judson', Chithrufrif Gorernor maim and A g ent. for William", Rich Co.', Machinists' Tool% Turnin g and Boring !Athos of every de scription. Common Slide En g in...mode to onion. ?HOW! INITCCILL. JOHN O. OLISLON 1111. OTZTNNSON. 51.1-0-t& r MITCHELL, HERRON 6 CO. WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF W. rnion Foundry, at the old , rood of PENNOCK, MITCHF.I.I...k CIL No. 104 Liborty rt. • Tla.) u.II manutacture. a. metal. It large and general aa ....rumen! comprk4lng Coking Stoves. Ranges and Slide Ovens, PIORM=a==M MANTLE & KITCHEN GRATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes,,, Dog Irons, SAD IRONS, TEA KETTLES, PLOWS t PLOW POINTS, Mill and Machinerif Castings Genera. AnJ OAS null WAFER PIPES of alLpLcnn MO' .AND NAILS op WE nrsr BRA.vDs, Shovels, Spades, Picks, &c., All of which will tie wild el umnifactanwii* =inZ= PLUMBER AND OAS FITTER, No. 10 Foot th vdreet. near I.ll.prty. and dittrettn atrret, nest 0..0r to Alderman Parkinann'a ()Man, an.rrodmal at.. DAMS Larmk AJlen.heny. ao - Er.ry Jracriplion of Fitting" for IS'nter. Gar arid Room. nrrata( ittEt3;== ALFRED ENGLAND, Salo Agent. 111IIIM THE ORIGINAL PATENTEES, a no, inndon..aia MUIRt Coat', Npv . York. f”r Pittadnurb and the.Vmt. . All ••••,1 - 1. 0vrut....1 in ft, ..upot . -lor mv Drine awl 15p....1tue1.4 ran I.t. bovre o. Ftqtrth ettr. t, near lA. • Inel.11).1 Ensurance :agents HC. ULNIAN C 0.,& General insurance Attrradt slut !USW.. Brokers. N.. 73 Fourth .t.. Pit.burgh. Pt, TrrIi&CRAFFEE Agent, Neptune ['ca rol., LaLayetto W....dmirea. P FINNEY, Agent Eureka InsuraeneCo., .I.lld. No. 9 Water lam. A. CARRB. IE , SECRETARY A• l'eungylvarila Irmsratwe Company of Pilthlmrylt Jones* Ituilding. Fonrlh QAMUEL L. MARSUELL, Secretary Citi tj 7.011,e Inomranrn Coniparly, WI Water otrert. F tIORIiON ; Secretary Western Insur- T A RDI NEB. COFFI ! art nt for Frank e./ . no VW.% hourance Ckomptiny, b-aast corner Wu4A •.11,1 1' bird stro.ts. PMADEIRA, Agent for Delaware NiTtittAi Imuruuer Co., 42 Water titr.A. TIIOS. GRAIIAJI, Agent. Howard Insur anr,C,tupany mut Pittsburgh 1.11.• lusurunce Company, 0,1134, Mit., and Nlttrltrt street, Tlios. .1. HuNTEIL, Agent Farmers' and n VA' In•ursuce CO_ PO Warr strc,t. JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental Insnrsuce Co., 21 Fifth I'OTNI)EXTEIt, Agent Great West . ern I nnuranc.• Co., 97 Font .best. -Nral Estatt agents. • • • - BLA RELY RICEIEY, REAL ESTATE Dreher, corner of Not val. and Smithfield otraele, ttat a tnienli. Ito. Forma, Ilonada 101 , . Fetrnateas, to, lontalit or.tl mold n ominßalon. I.n d Warrauta, tam& and Note. ftenottnted. Emporia' ottantlon given to outalividing Vanua nod ditnaalog of them. Tonna reason.. tn. 2d:dateB WILLIAM WARD. DEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES, /Imola. Mortgage. and all mcnritim for money. Paranio , mn procure i. 114 through my Agrncy, on maaow al& torn.. Moot wialiing to hivegt their money to gooJ ran a/way. Mot first and nomad rime vapor at my other, for All commn ntattions and interviewssictly OM, Illt ANT STREET, opposite St. tr Paul's Cathedral.confidential. Jelnitf GEORGE W. BUNN, - REAL ESTATE and Insurance Agent, attends to buying and riling Rost EA2IIO of every desaiptiop, and to Agvney holdout. generally. Also. to Tootling property from los. or damage by lir, for good, reliable rhilulelptda Companies. Mum. maturultie. ardiMee West side of Federal street, seccoad door South of 'h. North C.. 01011., Allegheny City. sep9 AUSTIN LOOMIS 71105 . D. LOOllll A USTIN y LOOMIS & CO.. DEALERS IN Not , Bonds, Mortgages and all Snarl ties for Motley. Money loaned on Cheeks al short dotes, with collateral sonorities. NOTES AND DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. Persons dashing loans am beactommodated on reaunable terms, and rapitalirts van be furnished with good breadline at reunnerative prima. Also,. ttend to the Sale, Renting and Leasing of Real Ratak. Ara-Office No. 92 Fourth street, above Wood. /kr-AUSTIN LOOMIS. Notary Prattle. mr2 MeLAIN&SON. Real Estate Agentsß. and Bill Brokors. No. 69t5 Fourth street. HOM AS IVOODS, Real Estate Agent, No. T 75 Fourth street. Opholoterp WALTER P. 11,11-NTIALL JUMP a. amass Wall Paper Warahon!c. WALVER. P. MARSILA_LL & CO., IM- Port.rsawl Denim wadeoad f u n Letvreen pourth street and Dlammal Alloy,may be nd an extemPre amomment of Mary doscrlpllon of Paper Hangings. for Par lor,. Malta, Dining Rooms and Chambers. Also. Window. y or lowest prima to country dealers. 13h'It great s'ri't. WALTER P. AtARSIIALL A CO. *01t0,10103 .. - .. .. , ' . .... . ... ....... R. 1.41010.31. EDMU ....... • CO., Nos. 99 and 98 fist etma, ornr wood. Slanufittturem mai Dealers In WALL PAPEIL CURTAIN GOODS. ORNAbLENTS. STINGS& TASSELS AND CORDS. • - COMPORTS. REDS, PATENT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESSES, ko., Would solicit the attention of purchasers to tl.OlO tarp and carted stock. aiabllcad SEIBEILT, PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERER, J • No. 100 Thin! Street. Pittsburg., Hanntactiarer and dealer la CU/MAMA, OORNICE, BANDS.SHADES and DLINDS,MATTROSRS,COMPORTS, CUSHIONS., k. Portico'. attention old to Steamboat 'rock. Carpets Med and laid to order. tarltlyd W. LOMOSIXEY , Wat oh mind Olools Eiskar, IMPORTER 01, VINE WATCLIESAND JEWELRY:43 Ito. thlditthareet.hrtwani Meat and Market, Pitt burgh, Pe. • hirPeracelar attentionVOW lotto repattingof Watehl an4Jewelry. £? All work warranty]. ~.b6l3ll— i nD 30 DAY CLOCKS, for. Corditist Itoom add Pinto, degsot An... Timi Rosewood clisterns, Just received and far We by J. Ili J°3o.dir Jeivelsr‘lio. 68 Pith street TIIIRTYD FOR commiria Rooms. P" d ..PPIT Jun weft - ea wit far Ws by J. B. BUD * cao 7 ew? o ':" , 6 __ _;~:; Vittsburo (sa:citt. MIMED DAILY AND WEEKLY KY Rlpri 1.3 E ac 1,0711 BTHILT, aaovc .1111,111. D. gar TILE DAIL TCAZETTEislheeddrst Neltailhp.r in the 44,, and haring anestemire circa/alio ,, a onangStfhe business men, and reaching all elan, it offers indnremrntsm adrer , Users ns the font medium through tohichSo reach Ihe lac ME WEEKLY GAZETTE is issued every Weeln”. day and Natal - day, on el largo b anket sheet, and contains in addition to Me new: nf the wee), n carefully prepared and reliable report of the Marla... 1,71...ercial and tuonetary af fairs, and an axnrale Bank Nile Lid, corrected weekly for this paper —making if the best Ctnnhercia/ Newspaper in the DAILY—Sin Dothan per minim, payable In mhauce, or 12i.t. rents per sreekl payable tetheOarrient. WitilikLY—Tora Dollars per umumn, payable in advance. Clubs um furnished on the folhisring term.. Four copies one your Fri 00 Ten - " " 10 00 Twenty ii a " 2000 A/.1 me to the 'whine getting up the deli free. 414ifii ranee payments ere strictly roquirml_ and no pa. per will he sent after the time In up to which it was poid. Rotes of Advertising I :Loam of 10 Dm, f time Yearly NlT!rtiscroartwintitied to tine wmare i chang able at pliwure, per annum Sir Advertisement, . with Cots treble prire. •'6od and Humanity." FOR GOVERNOR, - D A VID WILMOT FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER, WILLIAM 111-11.L.WA.RD VORJUDGOI OCTILIVICOMIT. JOSEPH 1. LEWIS. ANuembly. DANIEL NEHLEY, Collin. tp. THOMAS KIDDOO, Snowden tp. J. B. BACK HOUSE, Ohio NICHOLAS VOBGHTLY, Jo., Allegheny J. HERON FOSTER, Pittebergh. A. opiate Judge, • - - GABRIEL ADAMS, of Looer St. Clair. Rillweer, . . . JOHN 0. CURTIS, of Ohin township NATHANIEL PATTERSON, of Birmingham Trensuier, JOHN J. MUSF of Versailles tp Coonni; ~,,,,,,,, WILLIAM N. . BUR lIFI EL:, of Peoltlea. Audi or, A. B. STEVENSON, of Lollar St. Clair. Clerk of t e Coors , A. BOWL liV, of Pittaborgh. Director' of the Poor, Mel,: INSET SNO /GRASS, of Mifflin _.—_ l'nr Ilm-Pittal 1r I urgh flfaett, ithc...cn, Aug. 17, :Si iNtlers Gazdtt:—Chitago, to make use of a ausical phrase, may be said to be keyed on three fiats, (although an experience of over five years in dealligialtrwe via tits con vinced me that most of them ar sharps). The Chicago Il ver, about three-four into fours of a mile from its month, h where it empties Lake Michigan, forks, - one branch runnijig north west, the other to the- southwest, making three grand divisions, which they term the north, the , south, and the west division. The city is located literally ir. a mud-hole, consequently to make the streets passable in rainy weather for (gams, they must be either paved or planked.— In passing along one of the streets to-day that was not planked, I noticed some men trying to pry a team out of the mud. This planking the streets they have found to be an expensive busi ness, and they havo.now' commenced paving them. Another thing they have-found out, that in order to drain the city, they must raise it up some four feet higher, which they are now do ing. This is an expensive job, and raising the streets so gives a bad appearance to many good buildings; they look as if they had been com menced down cellar. But the Chicagoans seem to have a marvellous facility in adapting them selves to circumstances. Some have already commenced raising their buildings up to high water mark: others are tearing down the old ones and erecting new ones t . . e,,, The literal meaning f this Indian name Chi: go, is Skunk. In p sing along some of the reets from the ode!. I encountered; - I think o name quite sign ant. But, with all their ml and filth, Chiang is, and always must be . . from its geographical position, a great commer cial emporium. But it can never be an exten sive manufacturing city, when wood sell for six dollars per cord by the cargo, and retails at $l3 per cord, delivered; and stone coal sells at $4,60 per ton, and an inferior quality at that, mann fiicturing cannot flourish. With the exception of fuel and rents, living here is just about the same as in Pittsburgh. mentioned in my former letter that—this city was noted for good Hotels. .1 will now give you the cost - of some_ of them and the rents they bring. The Adams House and the lot on which it. stands cost $170,000, and is leased for ten years at $12,000 per an num. 1 give this hotel the preference over all the others here on account of having female wailers. I detest having a man hand mo a cup of coffee; he cannot do it with the case and grace of a lady, It is an awkward and unatural po sition fur a man to occupy, Any how. The Briggs House cost $105,000, including the lot, and is leased for five years nt $17,000 per an- an the Richmond House and lot cost $170,000 and is leased for ten years at $17,500 per an num; the Tremont House is leased for ten years at $lO,OOO per annum. The proprietors refused $lOO,OOO bons for their lease. They cleared the first year 50,000 clear of all expen ses. The bar and billiard room (with 10 tables) alone, I sm told, clear enough to pay the rent. The Massasoit House and lot cost $50,01.10 and rents at . $.11,4100 per annum; the Revere House and lot cost $40,000 and rents for $1 HIM per annum; the Matteson rents for $B,OOO. Now these are considered first class hotels, yet, after all, give me our own Monongahela House and John McDonald Crossett for a landlord against the Universe. It is said that the proprietor of the Tremont House, after having leased it to the present occupants, found that he had made such a fool ish bargain, let it prey upon his mind so much, ' was the cause of his going to a premature grave, whereupon, this text was brought to mind, "But godliness with contentment is great gain. For we brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we cnn carry nothing out. And hav ing food and raiment, let us be therewith content. Rut they that will be rich fall into temptation and a snare, and into many foolish and hurtful lusts, which drown men in destruc tion and perdition. For the love of money is the root of all evil ; which while some coveted after, they have erred fvom the faith, and pierc ed themselves through : with many aorrows." Mora anon. R. VOLCANIC Enornoss:—We learn from a gen tleman who left the Sandwich Islands about fifty days since. that just before he . took his depart ure, nears wan received that the volcano of Mauna Losat, the Island of Hawaii, had again become fearfully act e i r t; and as the lava dis charged at the last ption approached within about seven miles of t o village of Hilo, filling up the unevennesses of the surface down to that point, a distance of 60 or 70 miles from the cra ter, there was great apprehension that the pre sent eruption would either bury that village en tirely, or undermine it and carry it into the sea. This last apprehension resulted from the actions of the lava at. the last eruption; it having in several instances appeared to stagnate for a while, but afterwards burst out lower down the mountains and Carried all before it. Forests were broken down and destroyed by it like bull rushes.. The village of - Hilo contains a popula tion of about 600 persons, including perhaps, a dozen white families. It is situated on the north-easterly side of the island, and such is the surface of the ground, that if the lava ever finds its way to the sea, it must bec - iiiparently, over the ruins of this village. The present eruption is from the same crater as the last. It is not on the extreme apex of the mountain, but from a position somewhat lower down. on the easterly or north-easterly slope, looking towards llilo.—N. Y. Jour. of Coro. 11.09 KILT C. Si.oo AcultirrED.—The trial of young Sloo, - for the murder of John E. Hall, Clerk of Gallatin county, lIL, terminated at Shawneetown, on Friday night, resulting in a verdict of not guilty. The investigation occupied 23 days, and eminent counsel were employed r the prosecution and defence. The plea was in sanity, and is said, by the Southern Illinoisan, to have been sustained by a Mountain of evidence. Tue Knoxville (Tenn.) Register cud Irby of the 14th, announces the-election of Maynard (American) to Congress over Wallace in the Second District di reduced to a certainty, by a majority of two to three hundred votes. • . Tax ones famous Cayuga Bridge, across the feet of Cayuga ,Lake, hat' been abandoned.— The canal and_raitroad..baee _nullified it. A bone ferry iyucceeds it.., The Mercury is made jubilant by recent events. That apportionment is . cheering. The disfranchisement of this summer's emigration is th etila th ra e tiLi the laws of Congress and not - under the laws of gt„,,blVeraleklecert"isor:psubdiaonitidotnen held pledge the bogus Legislature, is full of encouragement.. The siege of Lawrence smacks of the Missouri raid. Cato's extrajudicial decision reveals a settled purpose to keep out - Free State votes.— The Marshal's .call for the payment of taxes, while 000 U. S. dragoons are in waiting for work, foreshadows a slaughter. The rumored indictment of Lane, Phillips, Robinson, Ac.. under the law declaring it a felony to speak against Slavery, is gratifying to a Southern palate. And a revival of the "Blue Lodges." under Atchison, promised to be consummated at a meeting called for the 18th, affords the Mercury hope that its "faith in the fighting capacities of Southern men" will not be disap pointed. Meanwhile, the Union's artillery is spiked.— It sits as quietly as a chastised spaniel under the castigation of the Southern-press. Althongh the recent apportionment and accompanying disfranchisement entirely nullifies Walker's pledge of a full and fair vote, it is as silent as an oyster. So to the Argus—so are. all their I echoes. They. are as dumb .as if their tongues had been pulled out by the "Fire Eaters." No marvel that the Mercury is jubilant. It has a right to be. But let it wait. If what it hopes for is attempted, it may learn something of the "fighting capacities" of others besides "Southern men." —Alb. Err. Jose. 00 . 1 75 . (X 1 00 7 00 00 10 00 -12 00 20 00 roLONEL PRI:NIONT . MTITLEN IN CALIFORNIA.— By late arrivals from California we learn that "ia the District Court of Mariposa county, the injunction sun of the Merced Mining Company vs. Col. Fremont, was decided for the defendant upon a general demurrer to the complaint. The injunction had previously been dissolved by the District Judge. The late decision of the Su premo Court (affirming the order granting the injunction) distinctly decides that the owner of the soil has the right to enjoin miners' from taking gold or silver from the land. An eject tient by Biddle Beggs, leseee of Colonel Fre mont, against the Merced Mining Company, for the celebrated 'Mount of his Reduction-Works, was also tried at the late term of the District Court, and although the defendants interposed an answer, in the nature of a bill in equity, in sisting ujion all their preterisions, -and urging every conceivable objection to the Fremont title, after a protracted trial a decree was rendered in rover of the plaintiff - for the possession of the land, with all the works and improventente r and damages for the detention." USING AMERICRN MAIMS 1.5 1311011NOGA31.— AG American company—the Collins—have in stituted proceedings against thirty-six merch ants and manufacturers for using their 'mark" on the axes and other edged tools sold in Eng land. The parties proceeded against do not deny the existence ofthe practice for the last fourteen years,:and plead its notoriety fur so long a period as a justification. They complain, moreover, that the American manufacturers have, for a great number of years, been in the habit of using the marks of English makers upon .fiteir goods without • any proceedings being taken against thew in the American courts. Two wrongs do not make a right. If the Amer ican manufacture of edged tools is now prefer red in Birmingham, so that the American trade mark has to be counterfeited, it will not be long irmingham manufacturers will cease to f • 'maim wrong ,eing anufacturer. SPECIMATTOO4 IN SWlARS.—Letters from Bata via as late as the 10th of June have just been received in New York, and it is said they show that the fever of speculation in sugar is raging there. From the 10th May to the 10th June 175,000 fiscals had beensold at prices equiva lent to 7ieB cents per pound free onboard, and some important sales from the crop of 1858 and of the crop of 1859, at very high prices, had been made. In New York, says the Post, the reaction in prices continues, and there seems no disposition to speculate. A cargo of between 300 and 400 hhds. sold a day or two since at 81 cents, which bad been purchased on speculation early in May at 10 cents. The news.from Eng land by the Columbia offers less inducement for the exporters to operate. KANSAR AND HER CALMINIATORS.—In addition to the letters published recently from General Atchison, we beg leave to say to our readers, that from other letters received from Kansas, we are informed that the Pro-Slavery party in Kansas is resolute in its determination of mak ing Kansas a Slave State. On the ilst day of last month they were confident of success, and Would form a Constitution with Slavery ac knowledg6l in it. If this Constitution is refer red to the people for ratification, it is intended to refer it only to the registered voters, who will doubtless ratify it. We have more hope of Kan sas than we have - ever had. We have great faith in the fighting capacities of Southern men. —Cher/Men Mircury. As extract from a private letter, dated July 7, from a person holding a high position in that territory, says that Oregon will ask admission into the Union next winter as a Free Slate; that the people of Oregon are almost unanimous in favor of a free constitution, and that the climate, soil, and character of the inhabitants, - are such as to preelude slavery. We hope this will prove true; yet everything on the surface of Oregon politics indicates a strong effort to incorporate slavery into her State constitution, backed by powerful politicar and social influences. • Imago° over an account of the Barbecue recently given by the younger Clay in celebra tion of his own triumph, wo were strongly re minded of that bitter description of the first Alexander's coronation as Emperor of Russia, which imported that •'the assassins of his grand father were in front, those of his father on each side, while those who were to be his own assas sins brought up the rear." Mr. Clay must have learned and unlearned a great deal doting the last five years 14 have rendered him at home in such a crowd.—N. Trib. ' ENIILAND AT WAR WITH HALT THE WORLD.— The London Times says England is nt present in conflict with the Eastern world. From Aden. to Hongkong the British flag has been unfurled, and at various spots throughout this great sec tion of the globa the inhabitants of these little islands are actually engaged in hostilities with well-nigh one half of the people of the globe. CAPT. Fit DSON, of the Niagara, writes to Wash ington that It was expected that the paying out of the cable would commence on the 3d inst., and adds: "It will be a most singular coincidence, as Columbus left port on his voyage of discovery to our western world on the 3d day of August, just BGS years ago." HON. ELISE ALLEN, formerly Whig member of Congress ;c from Maine, has been appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Sand i ich Islands, by the King, succeeding Mr. LTC, lately deceased. Mr. Allen is a native of Massachusetts, but has lived for some years in the Sandwich Islands, and held-important posts in its government, the last being Minister of Finance. Tut failure of .1). Frazer, a heavy produce dealer and distiller, , of Chillicothe, is announced. The failure is reported to be for the large sum of $300,000. Mr. Frazer has been one of the heaviest operators in the State, and hie fall, if it be not over estimated, will involve a number of parties in Chillicothe and through the Scioto Valley.—Cin. Com. Rsostrrsvios.—Tile Rev. Mr. Bakewell, for merly an Episcopal clergymanin Bonessee, Liv ingston county, who joined the Roman Catholic Church a few years since, has returned to. the Episcopal Church._ Ames.—We learn that the sales have been made of the winter fruit of the entire orchards of some of our best trait growers, at $1,25 to $l.lO per barrel, delivered on the bank of the Ohio. This is about fifty cents a bushel; quite a reduction from last year's prices.—Marietta Intel. POTATO for.—The Frederick (Md.) Union states that the potato rot is making its appear ance to a pretty considerable extent in that vicinity and that the loss to some of the farmers in consequence the of will amount to con siderable. Tun reported seiure of the Island of Formo sa, by order of Com.'Armstrong, is not credited. The U. 8. Government has received no news of of the kind, and. Congress only can authorize reprisals. "CALL ThAT A KIND HAS !" !mid an actor speaking of an absent acquaintance—"a man who is away from his family, and never sends them a farthing! Call that kindness?" "Un remitting kindness," chuckled a wag. Tux Providence Journal is informed that Eli Thayer has purchased of the ensiles Steam En gine Co., seven steam engines, equal - to. MO horse power, to be used for driving saw 'and grist mills on lands purchased by him and oth ers; in Western Virginia; Cot. Kam, of South Carolina, speaks of Robert J. Walker as "a vagrant orator, strolling player and political - Mountebank." Ma. MoEmperu'aname has .been withdrawn from the TriZinli. The firm is now "Hoe suoGreeley & Co." VOLUME LXXI----NUMBER• 4. CHICKERUNG'S ,PIANOS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR fiff is p sale a fiplendid newstock of PIANO METES, from the manufactory of Chicker• kyym*imeton,selected expressly for the Spring sales, i l ii and comprignit all the varfetire I new style*, now mann. Lectured at the renowned ea ' hroent of Chkkering A Sons, Boston. - . ' ' Ileum. Chickoriug t Smm hay been awarded at the dif fetent Exhibition. lad State Pair. to Boston, New y er k,d other plans. Eleven Gold Medals, ••• • • • Seventeen Silver Medal., Three Bronze Medal:gelid the Prise Medal at the World's` , Eakin Lowlou, MA. use. genicAL , SECOND-lIAND PIANOS; thee elegant Chlekerlog Plano, very little rued; Hateagauy air octave Plano, in good onion. " old thebionok-- " Also, • 114 supply of PIANO- I STOOLS, JOIIN IL MELLO% 81 Wood mt., tadween Diamond Alley and Fourth it. i Polo Agent for Makes-tug A Suns, fur Western rennsyl. • la. Eastern Ohio and Northwestern Virginia. inrsdditY SECOND lIAND PIANOS.- s27s—OuLe °clove, beautifully curr- Roormood cum, Iron Frame factor.' by Chickering,Bogbin. to tmoellout order. PIM.. 9 ,P276-otie , 7 Octstru, Poisowood cams iron Promo Plum mau ufactured by Olibert, &atom Wen km.but 9 months. Price id7o. 1190--Our It Octave, Muumuu' cam, iron Fiume Piano, wads by Drown & Allen. Ptics $l9O. 1,156—tn0. A.. 4 °stn., Rosewood men. Rondolr Plano, manu factured by Gilbert. Price, SISU. s7o—.one 6 °stave, manufactured by-Meyer. Price $7O. stin—One 6 "U 611. *hie 6 ,4 w Albrecht The hbove Plan. email In excellent tinier, and reedy for sale at the Piano Waren.= of JOAN 11. 1/iLLOkt,.. 81 Wend greet. A Damaged New Chlekerlng 7 Oct. Plano. ONE OF CIIICKEIUNG &fiffi sifi EONS' that-claw 7 octave, elegrattly naval Rowe - owl PIANOS, datusgect la the furniture only whore theblenAshes ern not a:potted, will ho sold at a greet bargain. The shove Piano is one of' the large lot of 7 octatv, Minos received to.. Lay from Chickering & Sons, Boston,sad will be warranted se having received 00 luternal tuJury Per saleby. JOIIN IL Mxtion, Agent for Chickering & Soot /3orton Jet° No. 81 Wood street, Pittelar4h, A. tiplertvlirl Invoice of • N LTNNB 45c CLARMC NEW . TORII PIANOS, n AS JUST BEEN RECEIVr IW ip f B. KLEBER & BRO. Also.of STEINWAY -& SON'S NEW YORK PIANOS.— This splendid tutor Instruments has berm expressly made nod prepared fur this market, awl embraces all atylemed prices, from the arand Piano. for $1.005. to the plain Square Piano, fur V.Eid. 11. EMBER A PRO., N0.'53 Fifth street. P. S.—Dan notice trill be given of their arrival. salt New Stook of Pianos, FROM TOR FACTORY OF NETNNS Sr. CLA_Nail, New York T _ HE PUBLIC IS RESPECT fuIIy informed that o warernome, which boil completely drained by the ■ bwxY Pi ring oolee, ere swan filled with a chid.e and col:n -idete we.nrtatscist. of NUNNS h CLARK'S celebrated PIA-NOS, of every style and price. Persons wishing a first date end durable inserostenl will please bear in mind that the great Pi2ll{M, THALBERG, pronounced Mums & Clark's Pianos superior instrainents in every respect. The public is invited 4. call and examine for themselves. IL KLENEN & PIRO. Solo Agency for Nouns A Clark's Plannefor Western Penna., Eastern Ohio and North-Weatein N 0.13 Fifth street, next door toAlasonic Han.Jel _______ _ nowvs NtIVANIERWAN VIOLIN FleillOOL.--CIURLOTLE BLUM:, 118 Wood street, hao,just received the new American Schmet, with new and complete rules and exercises and all necemary instruc tions to perfect the player in the art of playina the V101.1.1e WITHOUT A MASTER, . . . . . Tocetber sri the largo collection of palmist. Music, consisting Polkus Schottisches, Marche's, golasteps. Songs. flora. pipes. Cunccii Dune., Cotillions, Lo., Le.. by Elias flows.— Price. 50 rut. ' lIORTS NEW AMERICAN - FLUTE ECllool4.lth cotoplcto InKtructiort, for rho Flute without a neuter, t 0.70,1 . 70,1- with a tarp. rolirction of the popular Mutt of the tytt. Price 60 eta. Se * No. 119, Wood Menet, 2.1 dooraboro Fifth .511 . .1. VOL Second.iland Pianos. $75. OE Six Octave Rosewood Piano Forte, in . order, for V 75. One Mahogany nano Forte, front round corners, In good onler, for go. For nine at the old eAablialled Piano Derad of CIIARLOTTE BLUME. aullg No.llB lroo.lat., 31 door abovo Fifth at. CIE ETE ME3IORARE.—Just received Tip: T Manontat. .11eillort Catisolis 3fusic, containing six Mars.. a short Requiem Massy Vespers, and a variety of mitten:merits pieces suitable for morning and evening !ser vice, with aceotopenlements for Organ or Pis... Ly Anthony Werner. Organist at tho (51.111edral of the Holy Cross, Boston. This rplendid wort is Jost from the piers, and is pro- nonmed rho most suitable aryl complete collection of music for the Catholic Church ever published in thist country. Pore solo by 11. Ki.BBKK & BRO., anti . No. f 3 Fifth street. j'E 11. W MUSlC—Alattie Sehottisch, J. C. Meininger. The snort popular Schotthals out. Wedding Schottiselb Bonnie Dundee Quadrilles!, Dalbeve Muleteer Polka: I sot her still in my dreams, Faster; WS all wear cloakr,Comic The Lilac at the door, • Star Spangled Banner Waltzes, Jan reed and for ado at the Music Shirr of , !ma JOELY IL MELLOR, Wood Street. F RANK LESLIt'S I=l S BSCRI PTION BOOK AGENCY,- BURTON'S WIT AND 11111108, I.R. URE'S bICTIONARI OY ARES,Nu 21156um1; MONUMENT TO HENRY CLAY, just published J. B. D. CLARK, 13 Et. Clair Street Solo Anent for these end all deafen published by D. Appleton & Co. Ile Is oleo mole *gent for Omen & Co.'s PATENT NON.OORROSTTE INK. ITARRAIKTFD to he the Lett Ink ever made. ZWAII the Magazin. for rtdtember and Paper. for alit tosok received. anata PRESII BOOKS AT DAVISON'S, 61 MARKET MBA:T.—August vole. Waverly Novel.; Household editkom The impending Colds. of the South, 11.. to Meet it. by Hinton Rowan Illelper, of North Carolina; Taut LW in the Holy tarot by Won. C. 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COCIIRANVS, i 724 6 street, Allegheny. THE BRONTE NOVELS, uniform edition; The Profemor, by (loner Bell, 1 vol. 1tha0,—....,:.75 ete. Jme Fyn., . ~ .: . . ' .—:.:/-76 cf.. tilllrley, . " . 0 ----.75 etn. Vales. . 0 0 ' 0 0 75 Mi. Wuthering Heights , . by ERIN Bell, " ........,70 eic Tenant of WH/Ifell Hall, by Acton Bell," 75 etc Memoir ofChark/tte Brent.. tt rots-, 12tn0.; / Notblug Noe, by author-54 Jan 11111144 ' John, Planter., ie., ~) Fresh empty of the More, 4 i'l:2l - olite assortment ot Battu fur Moamar reading. ' E." O.' COMMA:CY:, J. 71, No. 6. P?llen4 &NW, Allegheny. - WALKER'S DIAXLII EXERCISES, 'con . tainlng. Rowtog, Sal* 1114K40:41TiRt. Ruiz& liontbw. Blunting, and other limply spats. Tbe wh oa care,lly revised Or WHAM by 'graven," host the xdrlth London edition, in 1 Fol. 12 mo. . HAY &CO, 172 ' 6.5 Wood West. Hare Lese„ (Below the Be. Cele Street Beitie,) . Allegheny qtty, Pen As., BRADLEY'S WOOLEki• KNITTING YARN, Of emery Coloi LWNumber. IS PREPAR ED T0....411L. ORDERS ON .h e n nom:e for every ridor_or number of Vain., Ifarr been one of - the ortetal inettufertmore of the celobte, at "Bredley WcolenYarntOn Mihaly brother, Wm. Bradley, of Wheellog, oold reepectfully . merit • chore of the orders for Tome. above. .1 • • • • • ildriboth paid for Sheep and Wool. jeNtled aye and Corn Wanted, „ , AT T PIE S 'A..31 MI LL . THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE TAIiEN the .bare stabment, and am Opera to • /by (lie d Wird Merkel Preca in MO For 25000 NWe&W Wh . t . •. 10,000 Bohr/tool Rye 10,00011mbets of 4:11m • It is thelntmtkot of net prm for bay &Wee lots *fifth., or make vorystottotior I/WM 11 phoneme to Me Armen MP , induce Mate mhos eboloe qo It to market lb itood or de ' Jyliohnd . , . • . ttoteor tetra Prsees • lobos.Tboy intend to, 7 ; sad sni trallog to ' pay a o .b irg aa.getraprice,ta y of wheat, ands brio g T. KENNEDY it . }lllO. EMl=!
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