.....-.,......-. .'"'")( --- . __ ~.....„.. ____ _._ . it Al r :. , 3 :, ' , '5 ;V: -.,; . ESTABLISHED IN 1786. 1q YORIZ ADVEMSEMIIIM., From vmgcrusit,Otrle; R OD., Gmau. ID irumtm Mots, (Appleton'. liaplLor,„) No.346and 349 asoeferoy. No. Tore. Powsdry, Ralk!4z .. n k 2 Iron Farnitare PiIILIF TABB, Manufacturer of Rich 11nouv.-Cut, Highly Ornameoted nod Mom IRON FURNITURE, Iron Reblng end Casting+ of every dexerip tioei. UMeo and Worrlorove, 51 Onvos etreet, beoreeo Creel! end Broome, Nee, 'fork, .01/;2mar Imported Winne, Groceries, dto. I. & W. GEERY, 208 man roam, awe 719 ISILOWRAT, wow tax. [Established 1801] .I.I:%IPORIERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST Quality FaMily I/meeting offer to the Trade, Motels, Pr rate Families, and all who are choice in their taste, end deer* stmnanse article, • lam mallutY of TEAL—Omen and Black, Flatboat, Pouchong, English Breaking; Quinn, Ilyann, Onnomnier, Young Hymn, ie., In chats and half chrata, dr. COMB—Mocha and Java. IClNES...3lLnielran, Sherrie, Part.. Rork, dr, r.Lry ald mull MO grah ohd.l , In original parkageo, clonaphna, tong. alms aa BARTON nod OUESTIER'S CLARETS. CIIAMPAIGNS—Meet d Chandon's (Wit imp 9 Terzenay. Do MeAdaelck,o. IL Momoe. do do do LIQUOILS--Bradisa, Banta, Whiskey, .in. Arrack, clothe, Mewl, An, do., In original parkam, eheueurnualue Attaching ',Manta, Noyeau ninon, At MALT Lit/WASLad. BrovreaFtont, Srotrh and English Alec CIOAIL4—A varlet,- of choice brands. PICKLES—English and French. SAUCIIS—Far Fish, (Alio, ORM., Meat, kg CII ERSE—Stilton, M.N.; nnyol. Victoria, Prince Albert, Parmeson, Gruyere. Amman; Dutch and and American. MI ARA—Leaf, *natal, Pulrerite.l, Ft. Crrao, dc„ In bar rels and halt barrel. II A MS--Wrottal . la and American. OILS--011r nod Abide, dirOor Lninors are snaranted unadottorafed and of our own ImportatidB. • f&tdify • Gold Bindle!, Pianos. " QTEIXTWAY &SONS, t, Welker stree New ork red the following First Prix in competition with the best makers In Mown, New York, Philabelphhismil Baltimore. TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair . ; Wrighinitton. March. BS& A GOLD MEDAL, at the Cmtal Palace, Neer York, No enal:pm., 165.5, (being the Indy Gold Medal given tor Moos • within the /est six yews.) • • A BOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Tor:Unto, Baltimore, 1758. • SUE ID= PRIZE MEDAL at the' Pali; Crystal Palace, New York, Norember,llls6. Among the.ludgea were the first ranaPad talent In the country, nett us L. Mason, Gott schalk, Wellentompt and many others. Et. tS. Ilan. (with and witbont the Iron Frame) aro warranted for three year., and a written guarani. given. Pianos packed and hipped without chain. Prices moderate. 11. RLBORR t BRO., Sots Agents for Pittsburgh sitlWesteru Pennsylvania. &Chip& Druggists. BL. FSTINESTOOK. & Co., htte of the firm • B. A. Velum...A R GI, and uoccoasors to Firming Bro.. Wholrsulo Druggtrt No. 03, corner Wood and Fourth titteburuh. RR A. FAIINESTOCK & Cp., VirIIPLE . Halo tirttgariata and Manntacturer• of 'White Lead, Levl and - Lftharge, earner Wood and Front amen, Pitt. burgh. ' T SCHOONALAKER, MANUFACTURER . of White Lead, neat Lead. Zinc. Paint. 'Aherne, rot `—ty and Wholesale Dealer to Palate, Oils, Varniehe. Torpen - tlne, he., No. Wood el, Pittsburgh, P. TOIIN lIAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOICTIiJTS. 3 u sttinfley,)Whidraale and Detail Drucent and Dealer In Mae, Oits Dycrtnees,leiieornet Wood and Six!hatreeta, riiritecular Agent Inr Dr. Ford'. Medicine. nal JOLIN P. SCOTTWIIOLESALE DEAL rt. in Dragx, Palate, 011s.„YarnIstken and Dymntsift, :,at lawny atmt, Plttstmtgb. , MI ordot. rtvrivetitorept attmtkon. Al7-Mttatt for fflmtlek's iNtlmuitle Syrup. mar24lyrlst• . E. SELLERS, WIIOLESALE DEA.L -erltt Drug, Polotw,Drestoffs. Oak ito.. N 0.75 Arowl groet..Pittatotrgh, Pi floods ono - ranted. Prices low. 1111.11.11.1C1C or.a. AWNS WT.. BRAUN £ REITER, WHOLESALE AND • Retail Droggirts,eorner or Liberty 'awl Si. Clair aL T pit tobtullh, JOSE r IFTLENIING, (SUCCESSOR TO L. DittnTond. f k eep. Dreg.., li m ii i tri , itr. o a:u t liel .e ite ,, Choeite, Perfumery, and ell article.. per t, aa.l'h)'tlclan. tnwiptona caefully comrnded at all boorn paly !.1 11R. OEO. IL K}YSER, DRUGGIST, 4 11 140 Wend Weed, corner of Wool stycet and Virgin t- Alley. Ppteburgh, Pa. Vrobucc riraltts CEESE A.REHOUSE.-lIENRY H. M IV COLLINS, Forwarding and Comm Won Ylerchant,and Deader in Cheese, Ilutter,Lake FISh and Produce generally, 26 WonZet, more Water. rlttaburgh. eny2l B. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN, 011,Who Id.,o7 l n , :f;ion nod roman._ l rr.ag 111=t; an trot hed Pearl Ashould Western Produce generally.' Small et., Smithfield and Wood, PitteburgiL VIPBANE k 'ANJER, (SUCCESSORS to A. 't A. 111cOstir,1 &eters In Flow., Grainond IV Products Cototatodon nod Porerarittig Llerehahts, No. 124 &rood et,eet, Pittohniitti, Po. 1, nitelly),O,l2 DAvb , C. lIEItBST, FLOUR, PRO dam, Provision nod Omombellon Iterclood, No. 27 — Liberty etreot. corner of Mind, Pltteburgh, Orr, hie att.,. 4.---tion to the ealo of Floor, Pork, Atom, Lord, Cher. l, totter, •S Grillo, Dried Prof.. Suede, ke— &c. illirOonsignoteuto roepetifolly eolicited. sally A LOX. FORSYTII, (SUCCE — S.743R TO Poreytb Scott.) Forwarding and Oommleidoo Mem chaos, Dealer In Wool, 141e.,,Flotir,ttotoo, Lord and Idal Oil and Produce petiorAlly,No. 75 Wider et., Pittebargh, Pi. 17 . TT RIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION I I Mereliaitt and IteelOr in aroadini sod Produce, 27 Fifth etroet. Pittsburgh, Ps. a Refer to L. fltertrod, Pittehorg/;. . rlaoLlsr, OmeotArn & io Pittaborgb. Oil-Ootaidgoolotibt eolicited anditstbfeetory return, var. ntitrad. • deltklydirrT VI °BEAT lIIITCIIINSON, COMMISSION Merthout, for the tile of Western Steserre Cheese, Better. Lord. Moon. FLA, Pot and Pearl Ashok Salsoatus, iNls, Floor, Grain. Seeds, Dried Fralt,and Plains* poorally, No. S &MMUS street, between Moot eo , l Water. spa OLIARLES B. LEECH', FORWARDING ti oral Comm Won Morrhant, Doator In Floor, Grain, B ron, Lard cad Dotter, and all kinds of Prodnea, No 8 Saab- M===M= EAGLE WAREHOUSE.-Z - AS. GARD INER,,,WhoIanIe Dealer in Flour, Pneeielone arnl Pend.. Pmervalr , :in. 0 Seventh street, between Liberty mud S mithneld, Pit tebargh, Pa. iffirTerms =eh. welly -TM MURAL • • • W\l. N 31. B. IJOLMES k BRO., PORK AD Derr Packer. ..d Nal,* In Praddom, corner of Market and Front shoe% Pf tabargh, P.. dee attorneys. Benjamin P. Blood, COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW A zap COMMISSIONER FOR THE STATES OF . - - --- - Now Farb, Oblo, Kentnek7, E Maeurinwette, /Miami 1 Nieweni, r i ai r x, 1 ...... Michigan. Illinois, lows, Wiseonotin. Act.^^ l,4 lMUM, and Deposidene taken, anti Cello kn. adruinistered to be recorded or need in tak en of the above named Star.. OMee opposite the Tbristni, No. 40, depth sneer Pitus b orgh, Penna. jellidlim ROBERT. DPKNIGIIT, ATTORNEY AT tilw, and BoUcitos of the Deok of Plttoburgb, No. 110 Fourth street.Plttotrunch. ' don TOSEPLI z 8.• & A. P. MORRI IN, AT u foram st Lass. Office No. OS ➢ninth et., mar Wood, Pittsburgh, Ps. my2l UFARTZHORN 41. RAZEN, ATTORNEYS 11, at Kam. Ottkr fn Odeon Ilailding, Vowel street. Pittsburgh, N. erg Geobis. WIRPrIY - A. BURCHFIELD, DEALERS 1~l In Sake awl Ledlleir 'Drs. 'Goals genisally, Clowlts, names awl Shawls, Embroldwries end Staplo ()ow* fgt. t family ass— An lansuroally extead se assortment In all the above deputes...Maj.:lst steely*" and wilier et the lowest .1 prlosw wr{}.ftateor. fourth and MUiCet..ts,-;jai: o[3 . rtrrtmeo G ROST a as, R ORE .. -4. a " ''''''' ' . A. MA SON -- CCO '" WHOLESILI , ..A. ROE Retail Dealt' In FREEj " .OO Staple Dry Gonda ' , • V• VIM argot, Pittabugh. '. • . k CI A. STROlik. CO'S - PREXIIITM .)lAG: %,...0 . IC DOPLICATISCI ANDII4TAESSION 1•A16:3-8: principle of writing without &sit or ink. Cot pannStan i awarded to them by the Ohio Rabe Fah . ; October,l9sl. p. It Is a beautiful article with rid& to arrito a letter and obtain the copy at theaartle floor', al ghoul - the nee of pram or 6 Ink, rendering It Invalnakdo to' , ,porsotts Unrolling. It will g take the correct impasialon onto] Icor, plant or flower, and 17,2 : 1 4 711474,71:11,===re:5r I 1 11 ' 1 „t two of peas or Ink. with. bout, or untonen stick. Try It. lidr . lale by W. B. LEAVEN, srarkot and Second streets s: 5 CTJ.iII - 511E:.,—' Di. . ./ I.gs. prime Rio Cotiec; al hlnls P a Saxar; • . IS Why e...nthod cinoi 87; 4 to bbla Pottered .IS " Coll.. .50 " 410, 4rIft1T 4 tr. 25 " Marololor iyrayr, t z . 75 has 5," add Tobaceot .1040 6 twist Tobauxr, . ' 25 casks Ili Garb Bodo; -25 Of bbla Yoga Maratha; • 80 boo 8010 *demur, 'O3 Ilorm Ma: . •. hr d,,,,,py n Tea; _ . 30 Id ehost• Meek Ts% 60 caddies wed WMPIag Pa Pot: 100 has amid abiniGhiri; '4OO hdla Straw " .. tut &a Corn Brooms .. 500 key 161st brands Haile: 3 st . .s?,t i r s e i Nzlpw, ~- , I ,: t.w arks o llle acrrin id WhalaOit 4"''"6 beg. I.llspkg ... ~., .100 Ws lam No 3 Darlonel; Alo sided Sole le:slier; ~.-6111,bhe mad . 4 store and for aalo by ~ ..:•. - 1 WATT A WILSON. Al Dela • ' ' • No. 2614 Liberty et. ki--- - ---.-------:„-__ ttSUN_DRIES-- -, - WO two Maw Mo Coaer< • , • ' 100 areal'. II:e d Black Awn f , ,!.i :6 Iwuweeeneted ' brande Wolk YAWkorr. 0 25 kepi 111‘Twlet Tolaccw. I? •. 66 , 4P0rt0 Moo Bowan A-: 60 Ws lioloed Bawl . - - r Ft 00 bbla Yellow Relined Sager; 60 IA leVeklea 13yrotc • 30 bbl. Eitelakw Syrow, 6 60 taw N.O. ateleweer,, 0. , keg+ .111 Cub Bode; ' • .:-. 00 bons Soda WM/swag, . ~..1, 300 bills meoetettelteeStnor VP - nippin g Paper ...4 10 tlemehttn r- ,._.' 300 Mem Bo!o' Tattpen 40 bbls pare nth 011; Loses winded Wlodow.Gleer. i— Irk domes eawarted.llroolww. . 2:* k kl - ...' 4 ', 41 .. / . i Nifr , -„/It;tlore or 41 Fo vs' k 1 , - -- - • , JOHN PLOYD A.. DO. IZTOVE St STOVES:L.STOVESM— !Ilto Tmyle Cook, tb° I :" l th. k6 s="l l . 4 i t ' : fr t Whkh roorekrl hy'rtU who Am sera It to he th:: '4tht Am:Orme nod ortumeota4 elate here or rimed rere.— )411 end ore them Cl the froa.{llty 5b3.40.11..m d Tin . 4 rarrhouer or T.. 1. alt 13. CO, tag 13.1.W0. _,dot. UGAIt.-25 Bble C. Nallcnr Batimo re re doe!" tostore sad imloslik tor ~ ownrs a lila MST. NEW YORK envawnsimerems, Pram ALBERT 0. lIICHARDSONT ADVIZTVSIIn .1,1 Con. itaarOXIMCO Broadway. New Fork. CIL.A.R.E'S 7 - t...4, LK - 4j , .A.. 7 ----.S._\ E N A M E I. E .p . /if ' ( 14 474 \ THREAD. -r" • CkElf, r : , , • , - ,0 5 -0. I . 1 . $l , / I 32 DEV STREET, 7 . NKIV YORK. .012.1mdavrTut IT IS NOT A DYE. MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S I-lAIR REsTortam.. Uri hlrrd, Bald, or perpona with diwwww of hair, or srain, read the following and Bilk. nf the artlelen. MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S ZYLOBALSAMI or World). Ilnir Pronging. 'anew - natal to nw: with tbo Ittntorer, and la the best flair Drawing for ohi or Yn.m...v Wit, bring often eflienctuns in rules of lonlrfaillog, , it le nut the Restorer. . . REV. 11. V. DEOAN, Editor Gnide M Illidiness. "Wee.: testify to its effect:." An. PRESIDENT J. 11. EATON, IL D., Idurfrogeboro• Tenn. -Notwithstanding trreLinhir nee, the failing off of hair censeil. nod my gray locks restored thoriginal co/or," An. SAL HURLEY, Attleboro', Massachwietts. "It has changed the 'Crown of Glory,. belonging to old nem, to the original boo of youth," do. REV.M. TILACIIER, (6(1 yeart of ego,) Pitcher, Cheuango minty, New York. -My hair is now restoreth It ts nothing like a dye," de. REV. D. T. WOOD, Middletown, New York. "My own hair, nod that of another of my family, boo greatly thickened, whore almost bald," Ac. REV. JAMES WERE, New Thar City, Roconimends It , Ac. REV. W. PORTEIIB, Stanwich, Own. "It has met my root • E t !' . " O=L u t7," efilcockm• in toring the han, -' ac N .. it. "II to 'a'. REY. 0.31. SPRAT.", lewbburgh, Penney:Dwain. "We can and do cheerfully recommend it," tic P. TUSTIN, CLarlintown, South Carolina. 'The white bale ha* too obviated." /kr. REV. AMOS BLANCHARD; Meriden, N. 11. "We think eery holly of your preparation," Au. REV. 13.C.ElliTH, Prattslowgh, N. Y. "I was suryrlme4 to Ind toy hair turn as when I was yom,g," dn. REV. aM. CLINK, LewistoryPountylVattla. "It has stop. pod my hale falllngand caused • now growth." REV. A. FRLNK, Chatangue aunty, New York. "I am wal let:led and mommend IL" REV. D. MORRIS, CrVel River, Now York. "It to the beat preparation eadarit." REV. WILLIAM currEn, Editor Marsala, Now York, 'Recommends IL" /MN° aught swell this list, but if not correinct/d. TRY IT. WW o export cheer prepatatiotot to Europe oxen, wet they are superseding all others there an well as In the Uuitcd States. ft dart net sot/ or stab. Sold by all the prinelpid Whole sale and retail merchants in the United States, Cuba or Cen ada. DEPOT, 355 BROOME STREET, N. T Where addrem ell lettere and Imintric. 11M—Borne deders try In sell articles instead of this, on which the, tuakemore profit. Write to Depot for eireuLsr, terrusoutd informrtton. Genuine is eignesi,..Yrs..S..A. written in :wk. Beware of counterfeits. sokdass3muF earnages JOSEPH WHITE'S Carriage Espo•ltory OSEPH WHITE NOW CARRY ingg on bendmws in his spacious prom (mew lately enlarged.) between Pitted:ante and Lawrence ville, near the Two Milo Run, ',cis...tinily invitee the public to inspect his stock of CAILRIAGEd, BUOGIES, de. And he particularly Informs gentlemen purchasers, tint one price only is made. Fourtesm years' experience In the busi nes, enables. him to plane before his patrons the name choice collection of CerlbMee, which so many years past it tuts been his particular department to select from the various and most talenheel Eastern Uthollyturers. The oneness of his new system I. complytet the econotity of hie arrange mcnts will supply the best and most fashionable raanufactn rem at moderate prices. Unencumbered be those hemry expense, which the martin for denorating Masse of Beininesel, has hcopel upon rho prim of Goods, (owing to large r00t,,) Joseph Ulxite p elf on ready money only, at much less than the usual profits. N. 11.--,Carriagea remind In the befit manner. with Us patchfell:steal° Coach and Carriage Factory JOhNSON, BROTIIER (brae" Etriainnt and Eel.," Mr.4s, ALLtniIENY WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN form their friend a. and the mtblic geoe-klaW rally. that they are mantiLactaring aNrilages, Sanwa's... Reditonrs.• U.PrinaSleighr and Chaziota. in ell theirloi- OM styli. of fhabh amt proportions. All anion trill be exeented with strict repel to •lurabilny and beauty of [ankh. Repaint will ale° be attended to Oil the moat Irmaniable terms. Using in all their work' the beet EalltdrTt Shafta, Poles mad Meet mal they fiat cond. thmt that all who favor them with Clair pwrotrasw will be perfeetly isitlatital on trial of their stork. . • Porch..t? nre twitt.t.x to /Or• throt a call I..frt por cloting el.wit•te. eommtsstan, JOS. S. LEECH a CO. Nee. 242 & 244 Liberty •t., Pittsburgh, Pa. WHOLESALE GROCERS AM COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS jr.; .FLOUR AND BACON, 'rim Pita., :arid Tinner•a Stook AND PITTSBURGII MANUFACTURi:S 17llailf MOALPIN & CO. (Leto of J. 8. Loth, llcAlpin 2 Co. Pittoborgh.) GENERAL COMMISSION ANT) FORWARDING NLFURCI-LANT'S. Levee and Washington Avenue, WYANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS ISILETTORY, EM=inlEMi!ial THOMAS 6 GALLAGHER, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MMICHANTS, X. :SO Pile. &red, St. mot., 6.1611 t &MGM, [lmam. k t7i.l Jost. A . LACTII. Loarm,SISWASIT A: Co I 7.in k Pkirre. Will purchase to order, Lead, Clamp, Bacon, Grain, to. — Prompt attention given to any manner of L,ravailing. Jetklyd• IntIZI/1101 L • •• • • EWIS ,Ir, EDGERTON, (Succem to rs D. T. Slorgoo d Co.) Wholoode Toro's:ding Costolodon Nfrrchante, nod daders to iron, Noll*, !dot ing., Cotton Tarts,Olan Ac. No. NW Wood aloe.. Pit.- burgh, Wept.; SPRINGER lIARBAUGII, COMMISSION Merchant, Dealer In Wool, Pro, Wow and Produce gen .nib. So.= Libezty greet, Pittsburgh. P. HFDTBY S. KING, (LATE OF THE Bro.of ffhlg kMoorhead,) 'Cramlesion Merchant, and Dealer to Pig Metal and Blooms 1i0.78 triter street, he kelt Market, Pltlabargth aplO A A. LIARDY, (SUCUESSOR TO lIAR dJ,Jot .k Co.,)Csamutalon mad Yorwarding Mer chant. Agent of the !Indiana and Indianapolis Railroad, cor ner Mast and N. 1.7 Ma, Pittsburgh, Pa. jaZhlrd EDWARD T. MEURAW, aNERA.L J 1.2 Ckimmisaion Merchant, and Wholesale Dnder In Mann. factored Tobeoco, Imparted and Dowell: Cigars. Snuff he. 211 Liberty dreet, °manta the heed of Woad. PIM, burgh, Pa. mhl2ly Amur, 6zr JoIIN u. IWELLOR, No. Al WOOD ST., between' Diamond Alley and Fourth street, Sole Agent SsrCIPICKARLNO k SONS (Roston) PIANO PONTES, MA SON A NAMLIN'S MOSHE, WXODNONS and ORGAN UAIIIIONIUMP,and Onassis. Moak and linsleal Goods. Jsl3 KLEBER it BRO., No. 53 ffitil I LL. RWe i g on tirratW i ll4=7 "B NAXOS, and uLITUART NEEDHAM% genuine BMA. 01:0513 and ORGAN MARSIONThiS, Dender• In Mode Musical Instrument. fed CIIARLOTTII BLUME, MANUFACTUR ER awl Dealer in Mao Tarter, gad Importer of )fade and Ironical Inetruments. bole Agent for tho HAMBURG PIAIIO . S, also for BALLET, DAVIS t 00.14 Barton Fleece, 'with and without /Cole. Attothment. 118 lioariitreet. mm ■ O.llKlf. CRLD OTC. W.AMECNATOR:I"Er. Ar. CO- ILUIVIWPOLLIOt OP CRIDGE tf.• WADS.IVORTIPS ESEPROVIE 7 O OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES, PI7TSDON6II. . PEN NA. A FTER a thorough practical teat for over three year. WO MX.gt of mu Enylnee werranta m in iiticneg them to the public.* being ninny:tithed for scottega bf feel, simplicity 111.11° Chnaptiellil Or °titian:glint, Eollll.c (- DM. awl °arability: combining all the advantages (includ ing working almrn expansively) of the gentile Midi. valve Engine, and at the amen time dispensing with all cams. m•rWa rectabsfla, crowalteeds, alWa•valres, &e., awing their coin of romatrection and necestary waste of poorer in running. We have a large muultar in daily °pandits , In UM city Ott .IcisltE air,, in the State. of lowa, Ingham, Ohlo,Virginia.. New look, Pvoutylranit, North Carrigan, and in the 'City of 2/lezire, all tiring the pagan° antirfacc thin. Th. Pahnit Right arr Oat Britain, and Shop Right in all tparbs of tho Irnitod Stat.% fia aalo on tonaonahlo tortno. din invite all Intantauot to exll and axasnloo nor Knead' and their mPo 12 a • • . • • • we we 'prepared to 011 order. tor ell nl//n from Gorr to 90M/imbed or =SOn hone power. sole:dew:oer MIIMVM • Elides, Leather. Oil and Shoe Findings, Ns. 215 Lib find. Plllll9Ollllll. P 4. JON. S. HAMILTON & CO., ENGINEERS Sc MACHINISTS, Corner First and Liberty Sm., Piitsbur2A, Pa. FIRST. CLASS UPRIGHT AND HORL ZONMILL nadlkt ENGINES made to enter. • rhi , $l.. =dew the mnonfeetore ortbeir Celetestod . 11.40.11INjATS: TOOLB, ?each as Turning Who.. • Iron-Planem ' Boring and Milling Machine., !a ANU., Wrought Iron Modling, Pcilleye and R angers fre Mille. Shore. As seellydaly/ BOUP, Esq., of Duquesne Borough _tir lJU I.LeG• Allegheny CO, T.. IMMO TIOOMIa Patent Matehles Illoolnew In the manufacture el lds popular Boon Matches sal clears nearly I. percent. Rights and Ma chines for wile by Sea M F. EATON. VLW.PATTEOS WALL PAPER—Fine waium vYI omp Paper Banging* Borders and Window nada at t*r, , noo. (p ew • . • 1.11 COOUILABB, Allegheny. PEIt..CENT. AVER in oilingill.kinds sUof Width...try by Walk EnOle Patent Oil Cans.— BOHM P. BATOlii,o(ritteburg, i n the exclusive light SO yell In Peuuttyltilaigaiond riders to Pittsburg!, Mannko.. general... ion lir lIIID&PREKE CUBA SUSAB;_ Irobble:Byrunidelaio*Nromitlaria Mr ml n CALiNNED MAGINEt3IA2-450 boxes in "1."4 1»/AW.BIBMIC 00. BU' ER-3 bbls. S. P. Butter for sale by 4 . 0 "' 4 • n:DALSOILL • PITTSBURGH, THUR. NEW YORE ADVERTISEMENTS From 11. 8. SCLIELL'S Athertiwing Ilmvu, Way. Matches, 10.000 Gross. VIATCIIES, CIG A R LIMITS AND WAX TAPER°, wurruntscl to stand erery.rlituat, put up In woad and tin ts•xes expressly for shippin: and Jobbing.-- Sold op ths twat lilwral terms, by e11A111.1 , ,i 125 M - sioleu au7,11.44 Schuos Furniture • • PATON, Manufacturer of New and lm pnn . o.lo) 1,11 of Pellool, KILN [TURK . Intogrotod Condon-no. 14.nt on opplicntlon to R. PAWN, JeAlknits In firma ittrent, New York. • Modern Style of School Furniture. MANUFACTURED and for sale JOIINSON„No. 490 Hudson stout, Nen York. A largt supply kept muntalitly on bond. Circulars Inrwaril. application As alive. LIGHTE; NEWTON & BILADISURNS, MEZZICA=IM MAN FA rru R its .4. the Patent. A reh Wnoit Plank Piano Vortow rtslohnitell for 41..011, full parity, amt a 10011 r e,iuglug quwilty of their tune, for whlwk /1:1% . ” 11 , 1,111,1 the highewt eewniunis from the grtwotevt trovical celehrttleo of the coma ryt and it very fair, when hr. aOll In competition with other motto, harp obtained the higlowt premium. Th. Patent Arch Wrewt Plank, which it ow noti arol noml only by no, guarantee, theirrtanding In Intro lager than any oils, in ailment: while their impreceaentml aleniatal in all parta of the country hi a oath:tent prwol of their superior onvollenre. A liberal dlamatit to Clergymen, Scloolt and the I role Je:4lyd:ll Grocers BA(Ia.LEY, COS RI E & CO., Wholoctie ilrocers, N. IS awl . 20 WOOli .trm , l. burgh. CIO. C. CMS O. OLBOLIL REIS & BERGER, GROCERS AND Deidors in Bacon, Lord, Flour, Cheese, Brooms, dr., Sooth-West corner Smithfield and Second Streets, Pitts. burgh. ALEXANDER KIND, WHOLESALE Grecer and Importer of Bodo Ash, No. 273 Liberty etrect, Pittsburgh, Ps.' std.:Lyda MITCIIELTREE, Jo., BRO., Wholesale Ororers, Rectifying 1001.iikt,11041 Wfoo And Liquor Merchants, No. llofi Litsirt3,trcct. Pittsburgh. L. MOUT. TONES & COOLEY, WHOLELALE ORO CNRS and Oda rdrulAbers, dealers Id Produce and Pittsburgh Waottfaetsweit, No.lll Water street, mar Cherry Alley,Pittsburicts, Pa. r0)26 amet. r. PIRRIVOI JOHN F. PILIVOITIT. lIRIYER & DILWORTIL WHOLESALE 1,) Gemore, N 0.130 wad 132 Severn! dreet, (betweon Wrexl Smithfield.Plttelmrgh. A CULBERI7 'SON, WHOLESALE OrneeritmlOommlosion Merchant. Et•eilerin Produce and Pittsburgh Meritifartgred Articles, 195 Liberty 'street, Pittsburgh. /OWN FLOYD-- MlciliFlD WILLIAM nun. TOIIN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE Onxersitrui CcummlmMon SltTchAntA, N 0.173 W•wel nuti 25 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Jel6 Joint wArr JOUR vrltanS. WATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE ORO MRS. Commission Merchants and Dealer+ in Pro duce and Pittsburgh Mannfrsetures, Lite.rty ster,t, Pittsburgh. in2s MAUR lontrWr Imecrr. SAIAH ' DICKEY ',4c CO., WHOLESALE I C.atuinisstion Nierchantsorel Denier. in l`neloce, No. 66 Water street, and Frent street. Pittsburgh. urns, n Tno.s moron(Late of the firm Robison. Little k Co.) LITTLE .I CO.. WHOLESA L E GEO .! ORItS, Protlnce and (1 - .annataion Merchant., and )Raley In Pittalocrgh ‘lanaracturea, No. 112 Ar...•otitt atrwt, Pittabarab. ja19.1:53 Rat. u'curcrixo, xottro,t. M. McGLITCITEON• & CO.. W HOLE sm.): Groom, l`nalm.• and Coruna...ion hanta, aml floaters in Pittalntr.l. Nhannfactured A made, No 119 Liberty street..,rner Irwin. Pittabarah. Pa. A'CELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE Ormem. Prtaince anal Commi...n Ilerrhlnt.. and to A'., In Pittabargl, Mnanfarture, 80. s Wo.•I Water and Front at.. Pitt.barch. . _ _ ROBISON CO., WIIOLF.S.I.LE . 4111 1,10.1 Nl,ctlytty ..n4l Dealt., In all 1•n •. l'o•lo, anl P1tt.1.,1,1% Nn. TaS I.ll,rty htl.l.nrgl, ROIIF:RT 11. KIN 4;, ViIIOLES.‘I.E (;110_ CEll.ComniMion Skrrhant. Itnd ihAier F..3ther. nat.. }l.llr, ant all of 1 ., 111111, I•nulnce. N.. 211 1.11. erty ettert. main .r 1 lt•tntth• 1 . 1,4 " ,, 1 , . 1 - r...0w, co-vie... row , ,nvn..t.va. Ja:+ iii =MUM lop OBEItT to.. IV lit 11,E gAIJ: and F.,,,nr.lin, Mrr -I.alersin Prottn. e and ritt..crgh ‘l.4giulacbst.. N. Z 1 L.lberty street. Pittxtrurgt, la - my2_ tiookorllrts, &r M. G. JOIINSTON & CO., Stationer 4, Blank Busk Mutufactureits w• 1 Job Priutt.r.. Su. ',7 Wtsttl titrt,t, Pittsbur g h, Ps.rMyt E.. _. . ._ . C. COC li RA Is: li, (SUCI..,ESSOII 'l'o . A Azoller., it holmtle and llotail Denkr in 11.4.4. Seldi.o•a7 anal I...prr flanging, Federal gate...R. oth door S. E. or Market S4lo.arn' A ll ogit•ny, Pn. - - Joll\ S. fi A~'!SOS. BOOKSELLERAND etial:nnr...intn,....r to Ivaty.rn S AAtwoo, So O.': Mart•l aro, pow- Poorth. KAY Co.. iftk)K.SELLEItS' I) sTA TIONEI4{, Nn. 1.5 W0..3 to nnr. of Tf.fnL Pill.losrgh. eatv..l and I.ao 110 r L. REA Iw. BOOKSELLERAS:II) sTA TIONI4II. Nn Fnurth n.,Avnlln uLIN T & 3! IN PAL ffooT:RELLEit and SuLtinner. llnnon In MIL Fifth %%m et. 13412strtans DR. R. T. FORD stiff continues his new VEGETABLE PRACTICE. Hi. oflar.o. Vimt end I,tanAylrzsa Av..zae Fourth &rt, Rut o 1at..1 Pitaorzls. Pz -• Ilia m11'11114...1 in A. nul Chronic 1n..., can n“t onnalrd In suy c,ftho rtb./Ical prartln...f Ih. pr. K. O'BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED Jur .t Dr. Smith's. c.rnrr Fifth and .m 11101.44 0.3 IDUNDAYH, WEDNI2 , DAVI , awl RATP RDA TS, from to to 1 and I In 3dd/wk. ==!= DOCTORS GAZZAM & FL}MING. Ofg.r.e No. 25 Sixth stmt. PittAbough, Pa. re...,,titvi• Neal 'Estate agents B - - - - LAK_ELY & RICIIEY, REAL ESTATE Wok.r., cororr of mud fintithilleht str,th, Pittsburgh, Farms. Ilootook Lob.,lbs, Formers, dc bought ct.r.d poltt—ent—comtohnltm. Land Wltrranbt, 0111., BOO& MIA Note+ tr, , utintogi. attuotion given to trubdiritliog Yarn. nod th•po , dng of them T.rut. ne•rona; •,..-Vtdtort‘ M=lrZ= DEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES Bawls, Mot'lwagin and AI eecuritle+ for snot.ey Thome 011'0110g 10 invent I.llclr !non.: to e.. 1 advantag, nut always and that and ' , mond class vapor at my oilier, t..,r • • All [Utlnnonlrallong nnd lonTrtr.r. ertrtly ronllderaLmt OM , . GRANT STILELT. alypool. St. Paul'. Cat , Inal. jolAti GEORGE W. BUNS, REAL ESTATE and Insurance Agent, attends to baying, and wiling lied Estate every description, and to dgeneY business generally. Also, to Inswing property from low or dannW , by tins, for good, reliable Philadelphia Controtnle, Chargra reasonable. . . 417 . 011 e Wort side of Ff.drrsl street, ground tkonr South of the North COMMON., Athuhroy City. ow.p9 . . AUSTIN & CO., DEALERS IN I.rostilasory Nola, Denali Malinger awl all Sane. Ilea for :Moony. Mnoey loaned on 'Menke at abort Antra, evith nollaleral seralt.lea. NOTES AND DRAFTS ROUOIIT AND SOLD. Persons cleaning Intro <no M acoommodntod tot rooonnattle torn, and capitalists can be Ihrtdshed with good amnritha et rentnneraDre ttrictol. Also, ottond m the FLOP, Renting and Lasing of Real Estate. *Alpine N 0.92 Fourth ortrooL shore Wood. AO-AUSTIN LOO3llO. NOW', Polak. tor 2 BMeLAIN & SON, Real Estate Agents . and Rill Broltotra, No. 55% Fourth street. 9 - 111011 A S WOODS, Real Emtnte Agent," T ' 0 ib Yotatil: stroet Pittsburgh Stamp and Stencil Works .TNO. D. Al A.TTFTF:II7 Stamp, Stencil and Brand Cutter, JORBEN() CUThEII, GRINDER, :le. Knl Schoon4 and RIVADI nrnnn.L trr, Knit. Marto., Inwwwll: Table Rule, (tetwnli Jokking al tendNl lin 'ACK:I3IITR AND lIELL-lIA NG FM, No. I 3 Smithfield Street, near Sixth, PITTSBURG/I. PA. /110 - The ',hove Arm Ir sliwitatod In toak.• eny thing in the Atm ono wige tml, or An any 440 •of oonollit work whnt nier, on ollort noting , . • FOR Tit TEWI u. - WARD'S FLUID ANI , .141WDI:ILED DENTIFRICES, PrepanKl gol.l IV. A. WARD, Deafer, Tim* donrx above flawl. 1•) NN IT*EFIT T. W. LOUOIIIIEY, Watch and Cloak Maker, IMPOWtMIt OY - VINE WATCRESAND JEWELRY, VI be etreal,tween Wood and Market, I.Mts• burgh, l'a WAll work wyrannol MACKEItEL 2‘. half bbl. No 1 Meckand: =Qr. do No. 1 do: • LOX Ilk No 1 do; 21. do No.l hbo hlookored In store end for este by M'IIILIOE k 00., lo . =dl.l' No. 95 Wotor &root. Painter.. LONG&LANR, LOUSE AND SION PAINTERS, N. 77 (Old Post 0111 es lialldlngyflArd street, betwees 0 1 l and Markesstreets. All orders promptly attendod to. AfirPlsos exrcetedis sasperlor style. q?US PATENT SPRING BED Hay ng purchased the exclusive tight to manufacture and att I DUD ' S Patent Spring lied,^ in the county oy Alleghe. ny, Ire are now prepared to furnish those desiring to pnr ehase• tato priced, choop moddurahle Spring lid. °attend committer them atom Warehouse They can be attached to any deleted and removed therefrom at pleasure. Stems. bouts, hotelp, km, turulahed arlth this hnl at a very low ptiPP sold T. O. YOUNG a 00.;n8 Smithfield 4. PRATT'S PATENT SAFETY LAMP AND FarsDEIL The mat explosive fluids aim be used to this lamp •ith perfect safety, as It meet 10 made to explode from soy keoarir dame. Yor wile by oelo No. If salmi and Ow WSW. FINE SETTS, Firo hoop, Coal Vases &c For ale by oelo JOAN FLEMING. CHEESE -150 bli. prime W. R. Chem Just ree'd cod Ibrosle by R. DALZELL A CO. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. DAY MORNING,. OCTOBER 29, 1857 Ifianufacturrus. WELLS, RIDDLE dk• CO., $0 Fourth Street, Pite•hurgh, Pa.; suwirryerCstas Oy WIIIPS, THONGS AND SWITOIIES. Onlorm mulicite.l frrm the [null. ooJ promptly ship pod m per Motrurtiotte• Trium—E4 trmilo, or 5 per 0unt..114101 fur mei. .1. ec n. GEILVVIG, , maxurAcrorul or ROPES AND TWINE, Owner of / , nn and Manta .tarrvit. PiLfsbarykiu. LT AV E ALWAYS ON II AN I) A FULL nopidy of Vail nod Hops!, llod Cord; Barth a nd ernh• Conic Wool. Ilman. Cotton and Flax Helm; Paper, Whits and 6.1. ml T. Inv; Ont Linvs, Staging tuitl, Massa•6 Linn, au2ElpLi.B WILLIAM ISARNIIILL 11. CO., GI Penn et., below NI/11 - bury,: Pittabuigh, Pa, SA3I 1101 Ibiii. 31A REI S AND MEET i ,. l'E lien WV A3l tdaunfnentrura r Ilartilillra Patent Boiler, Linemen., Fined .nol Cylindi Itollera,Chlinneyet, Bran-lien. tire lied. Pleatn Pip., C. 'demon". Fain Pans. Sugar Pan, Iron Vaal, Life Rant, eta Alm, Illstakuu,iti„. Work. Ilridge and Viaduct Iron., den at he nhortest nu tier. All order.. to, II .14.1ashu. prolni tly attended to. 1n! . ... loiti. 6 r Cotton DIM. IL plttsbar - KEN • NEDY,CIIILDS & CO., MANUFAC. TUlillit.9 ef— Penn A No. I heavy 4-4 Shunting% . ttatvet Chain of all colon and shadna Cotton Twine; lied Cord.% " Plough Linen and Ranh Cent; " Pope of all .ire. nail deACriPtiUnN Butting. . - 101 at tie Rardwew Store of Logan, Wibtou 1 Co_ 131 Wood street, WI have atUddion. J023,1y JAMES IRWIN. MANUFACTURER OF S - - - - ULPIIURIC ETLIER; Sulphuric Acid; Sweet Spirits of Nitro; Nitric Acid; llothonn'e Anwlyno Alurlatlc Acid; Aqun Ammonia, Nitro. do .rowler'r Solution; mya 3.0. MEIN S A. .101MSON RL. .1011.1.50 N. • PERRVN & JOHNSON. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN W E. CHILDS & CO'S PATENT ELAS a TIC FIRE AND WATER-PROOF CEMENT ROOFING. 133 Tm. Smarr. Pittsburgh, Pa. oclialtf IL. M. WARREN & CO.. DIANUFACTUILERS AND DEALERS IN WARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND Witt,r.Prouf I.Nupo.lllun Itonfa and Ronan Ma. telints. I=l3 MANUFACTUREIt OF fANUY COLOR MD Ironstone Wan; Vac kinglenn anti Yellow Wane, as. °Moe at the Manufactory. cur - -- or Wax/Angina and Yrunklln streets, Lllrtuinglient, opposite Pittsburgh, Pa. mrhholly* TABER, POPE Jr. STREET, MANCFACTOIII. OF OSCILLATING STEAM BOILERS AND MILL RORKE • Salem, Columbilmia County, 0. WIIITMAN & REED'S PATENT OSCIL LATINti Engines of superior workmanship, mt. stonily OIL hand and made to order, with Oenrhtg, Shafting, Ac., for Flooring and Saw Mills. and °thou . purr.... A1,..s 11.11f/wino,' of Judean', tlf.throtstf frowraor Fairs, and Agents IT Williams, Moll L Co.'s Machinists' Tools, 1 nrimling Turning and Boring Lathes of ever,' de scription. Common Slide runinee =do to order. m7llttlif LIERRON & CO. NV - ILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF the Union Foundry, at h. ,Id stand of PENNOCE, MITCHELL S. CAI., \n. 194 I,lherty at. TI oy anaudartara, as wand, large and general aortal... of CAnTINGS, manprising C..eking Stoves, Ranges and Slide Ovens, °Mel: PARLOR MANTLE A KITCHEN ORATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons, TEA PLOWS MAW In,lllM, Mill and Machinery Canting:s , Geflernily, An:l : Its an:l WATER PI 1,1 all •11:-.. atao. IRON AND NAILS Or THE BEST lil Li .VDS; Shovels, Spades, Picks, &0., All •,f erldrlk trill snl.l al spxnufactunerr taica. • r.‘ IBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10 Fotrth ettwt. nrAr Libertr. and 4:2 Penn 4treet. next llderman Atillre, and Federal a.near I.3cock Allegheny q-Rr.rr .I,.4cripfh.n a Fitting. Rat Wattr. GA* and Atento molif Role...smile The Floor, For Obwrch, %.otilmle• and St,. • ALFRED ENI3LAND. vole Agent. 11: 4 1 RDM THE ORTRINAL PATENTEES. Moron tr W. Lundon. and Nlo.esre. /I ilia, 1.... ate, New %%wk. for Pillaboorgli anti the /Veer. All • , .rt etri-ntrol in • sop... riot 111 e. PlArri. Drawing. an/ Stoo. - naen• can be 1,11.1.0 at No '2 Foßth atrert, near Lib erty. mrl3 I yol JAMIE'S WiIAION, • Ilazonlreacturer and Deg R sr, Iv roux I:iiimiptikat:, i AN LtFACTC Rt OF li BOOTS Mb. 131 . ca.kstv ,E .4 ... •ory .hveriptio o rt. N. at Sml l l EI lalaeld Int.bargb. Ensutana awl's '. I 7 N I ).. General I woiraee n 11.. I.M A . rg .t h g:in , t. and 11..talsw It e rokmv. Illt FO r st. CHAFFEE Agmt. Neptune Insur- A. urc 6.. 1.9.19p-tte hall. Wood FIN:NEI', Agent Eureka Insuracrie Co., Nu. 9 Wa.r OUP, A A. CARRIER. 11 , 99 , 71r.19 Insort9r , o,mpetny c.l Pittsburgh, J..11c4 . 1199.1ing. F.9arth Ktr,nt. LI A NWEL L. .NIAILSIIELL, Sivretury I nsunnev Company. 94 Water oltre. pM. GOILDON, Secretary We.tern Ingur . Company, tr.: Water lama: A ItDINER. I,XWFIN. Agent for Trunk ," VI/ e Inonnurce Company. North•enel corner Wood 4,1 Third .mete. A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware P• Mutuallmmune. (b.. 42 West strna. iallOS. GRAHAM, Agentireward ineur- I. Imre Oranpanv and Pittsburgh LlSclusursnes Company, mu, Wa.t and %target structs. rritio§: rarii . ene and ilorlonolos . loauranco Co, 20 tiger *text. JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental Iwo - Ranee ~ o„ 24 Filth street. NY. POINDEXTER, Agent Grant Went kik,„ ern Insurattro Co, V 7 Frout street. Wall Paper Waraboase. .1.1.31K11. P. - NIARSIIALI, CO., Im yy y rortere end Denim, 87 Woe.' street, hetwe.ni Fourth end III: mood Alley, where may lee found an ententlYe sewernnent of eeery dewripti..n at Paper Itenginge, for Pa, he, Unlit, Mining Reotns end lltosiltere. Also, Window Shadow, 10 mut variety vat lowest pen:into country dealer, eels W A LTYlit P. 81AP.811ALL & I)). • • •-• • •• • T l 4 EDMUNDSON k CO., Noe. 96 and 98 L. Third Parrot, us; Wuod, Maunfartnran. and Nadel" In %VALI. PAPER, CURTAIN 000DS, URN AM ENTS, FRINDES. TASSELS AND OORDS, CONYOIITS. REDS, PATENT SPIRAL SPRING ?SATIRES:4EB,IIe , ettentle” of pureLwr. t, I.ltejt. lame /111.1 varied 1,14+-k. PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERER, J Ate. 100 Third .91r.4, PiNkurgh, Slannatetnrer And dealer In CURTAINS, CORNICE. RA VlO l .B HA DES and BLINDS, MAITRASSES,COMFORTS, CUSHIONS, he. Portico'. Atthntlon poi to Slelonbont work. Iltrpeta fitted and !old to order. unithlyd JOHN U. TOHNO TOON a TOTH° 1 , 71N.H3 I- TOOT T. B. YOUNG Oh CO., •AOQIACTRMIWI 01 FURNITURE AND CRATES or Every Description. i" A orn 51I..behrersa IT3dfs and Pima. Armour_ Warehoose—Nos. 18 QTEA3IBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We r,re coontaully manufacturing STBAMBOAT CABIN Ir ling ;TUBB and ("limns. and Invite the attcntion of 1i,.... interosh .1 in tonshilline. noon.. T. D. YOUNG k CO. C. F. KLOPFICR & CO., DIANOVACTITIt. Or FIT RNTTUR.Ir. AND el-LArue% IN EVERY VA BITTY AND STY t,F.. 40-Ifiitcht and Steamboats furnished at aunt notice.— linreronms, corner Penn and Warm sta. ritudourgh. desidAsrlyB JA_IVEICS W. wooDwara....L., CA 111. YET FURNITURE MANUFACTURER Non. 97 & 99 Third St., Pittsburgh. T W. W. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS if a his friends andenstomeni, that ha bm Net completed hi. stuck of Vnroltare, which) decidedly tbolnivet and bait ever of/crud tarsale In Ws city. As he ittleternilmsl to u hold hie each, with Selo rued inaterials, befit workmanship and newest dcaking and from the extent of kis orders and facility In manufacturing, he Ix enabled to produce warrant. ed FURNITURE at the lowest prices. tin keep@ almost on bond the greatest variety of every ilewaiption of thrniturn, from the theapeat and plainest, to the most elegant and costly, Om* house, house, or any two done, rung be turn shed from hie eteck,or ManuttadorNl expresaly to order. mr2o SAMITICI, BEA-DI:BY. 1.1.% LAss, (Mow On St. Clair Street Brklgej Allegheny City, Penna., BRADLEY'S 19001:Ell iN I TTINO YARN, . . . . . . . Of e Color and Number. Is PREPAR E TO FILL . ORDERS ON short notice for every color or number of Tuns. Me ng bl.l one of the misled nosnufecturew or .the solehra eJ Woolen Yorne,"ln oonnectiou with al Sher, Ortuiley, of Wheeling, I mould respectfully solicit • share of tho onion for Vans.. el.". Jll - 4-(lesh poisl for dheep Skins and Wool. 1e.%-sly4 JJ. WOODS' PEARL STARCllOOllatnIlt • ly cm laud and for sale tiy the tuadenkood• Fatal. Ilea may be amorat. that. this auptalar starch will be found equal to soy of the more expenalra forms of Curs&MTh 10 Om, farmaldng .1011.1,0111..•M=gp, puthllmo, or Calm. De partiqular to enquire for "Wood/. Pearl Starch. • AL a.. and4miter Ilntand Vary street, CORN AND COB CRUSIIER4og's Star 11111 4 kt NOP I* (cal) lINNRY OMMI. J MUM II !Masa MEM Union Foundry. Etpholstcry .furntture Vittsburgl2 PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY - RIDDLE dr CO., • area norm. SIMI imitator.. la - TM: DA LL YGAZETTEis Meador! Newspaper in the Wert, and haring an en..ruin circulation amongst the burin,. num, and reaching'all elaxe f, if .err indneenornfr fn adr., fifers aril., WI medians through Oda, ti, reach the puldic. fiki - THE WEEKLY GAZETTE, i 14.011 every II:dno• day and Salurday, an rl a large fdarl Ai. ni n d rontains in addition la Mr ?MIPS of fhr week., car :folly prepared and fdiabfe report ett Afariols, ennunercial and ninneniry of airs, and az arxttrati, Rank Note List. wrrrefrd real . , for Grit paper—a sking if dueled am nerria/ Nenupatur 117,1 DAILY—Six Dollars per Ammo. paylble iu advance, or W 1 .21 4 rents per week, papa& to the Otrriers. Dollare per it mom, payable In WK.., MIN Urn forniele.l,m the following terms: F. , or rnplea ono yen, $5 00 10 00 •1100 ....... And one to lbr porom gytting up Om club from. 6i — Advattixt prtymnotn arm strictly required, tuttl no pet wIII 1•4...441t t,r tto. [lmo IN tip to whlvlt a w.. 14. Rates of Advertising 1 &Nitro of 10 Hum, 1 time " 2 " 76 110 •• 1 week 1 75 • 3 00 `• " 3 " 400 •• I month 6 00 7 00 900 10 00 "0 00 'early advartleersareoutitledtoottesquare,ellang: able at pleasure, per annual 25 00 /Or Advertisements with Cuts treble price. To the People of Kansas LECOMPTON, Oct. itt, 1857 By the 32'd section of the organic act estab lishing this territorial government it is provided, in reference to the election of a delegate to Con gress, that "the person having the greatest number of votes shall be declared by the gover nor to be duly elected, and a certificate thereof Abell be given accordingly." By the Itith section of the act of the territo rial Legislature of Kansas, entitle& „ nn act to regulate elections," it is male the duty of the secretary to examine the returns in the pres ence of the governor, and to "give to the person having the highest number of votes in - their respective districts certificates of their election to the legislative assembly." Under these two provisions of the laws pre vailing in this territory, the recent general election has presented for the joint considera tion of the governor and secretary a question of the gravest importance, not only to our own people, but also to those of the whole Union. This question arises upon the extraordinary re turns made from the precinct of Oxford in the county of Jefferson. What purport to he the returns of the election held at that precinct on the COI and lith instants have been received by the secretary, containing sixteen hundred and twenty-eight names of pretended voters, or near ly one-half of the number given in the whole representative district. The disposition to be made of this supposed vote is rendered all im portant by the fact that the political character of the General Assembly will he controlled by the addition of three co Ancelmen and eight rep resentatives to the strength of one party or the other, according to the adoption or rejection of the returns iu question. In point of fact, it is well known that even the whole county of Johnson, comprising as it does part of an ludian reserve, which, upon examina tion of the law, we find is not yet subject to set tlement or preemption, can give no such vote as that which is represented to have been polled at this inconsiderable precinct of Oxford. But while this unofficial knowledge, well established and universal as it may be, could not become the ground of decision and action upon election re turns, in themselves regular and authentic, the legitimate effect of an apparent enormity such ns that in question would necessarily be to in duce a close examination of the paper presented, and to require for its acceptante a perfect coat plianee with nil the essential provisions of the law. Stich an examination of this document, conscientiously and impartially mile, has brought us to the conclusion that the returns from Oxford preciuct, in Johnson county, most he wholly rejected, for the following reasons ' let. it does mu appeer on the face of the doc ument present ell to us, Or in any other manner, that the judges of election took the oath imper atively reOluired by the zotrolute, to Meson's the ..iropartial discharge of their duties according to law." 2.41. It does not p; •tr tf ,t. :h. paper pre sented tons was one or the two original poll books kept at the election, as required by law; but, on the contrary, it does appear trout unmis takable infernal evidence, that the paper is either a ropy of some other document, or has been [untie up for the occasion, and is not the genuine record of the votes taken at the elec tion. The law requires one of the poll-books to be returned to the secretary, the miter to be de posited with the clerk of the board of commis sioners, of the proper county. 54.1. As the vote of each elector was to be re corded for each one of twenty-two candidates, and in more than a hundred cases, for twenty hoe, and that by a rivo toe, vote, it was a physi cal impossibility that the number of votes pre tended to have been taken ou the second day, being more than fifteen hundred, with the name of the voter written, and each of twenty-two can didates properly designated, could have been taken and recorded within the time 'prescribed by law. 4th. It is an extraordinary fact, tending to throw distrust upon the whole proceeding, that of the sixteen hundred and twenty-eight votes only one is given to the delegate elect to Con gress; and only one hundred ncd twenty-four are recorded as having been cast for the local candidates of the township. Influenced by these c insiderations, and im pressed with the grave responsibility resting upon us in regard to the fairness of the election, and its freedom from all fraud susceptible of de tection and prevention within the scope of our duties, we deemed it essential to truth and jus tice that we should ascertain every fact eaten fated to refute or confirm the conclusion derived from the face of the papers. Accordingly, we went to the precinct of Oxford, (which is a vil lage of six houses, including stores, and without tavern,) and ascertained from the citizens of that vicinity, and especially those of the hand some adjacent village of New Santa Fe in Mis souri, (separate I only by a street and containing about twenty houses,) that altogether not more than one-tenth the number of persons represent ed to have voted were present on the two days of the election, much the smaller number, not exceeding thirty or forty, being present on the last day, when more than fifteen hundred votes are represented as having been given. The peo ple of Oxford, as well as those of the neighbor ing village of Santa Fe, were astounded at tine magnitude of the returns; and all persons ut all parties, in both places, treated the whole affair with derision or indignation, not having heard the alleged result for several days after it had occurrent. In the course of our journey to and from Ox ford we passed over much the larger part of the county of Johnson, and we become thoroughly satisfied that there is no population in the whole county from which more than one-third of Ake vote of that single precinct could have been given. We learned that some very few persons, having cabins on the reserve in Johnson county, and claiming a residence therein, though gener ally absent, had voted at some of the precincts in Ow county; but we are convinced that a very inconsiderable number, not renching,t we believe, bee hundred of Missourians or other persons having no admitted right to vote, did claim or attempt to exercise that right anywhere within that county. Th 'people of Missouri cannot be justly charged. with any interference in the late election, nor are they in any degree complicated with the evedently fraudulent re turns made from the precinct of Oxford. Those returns, beyond all doubt, are simulated and fictitious. Under these circumstances, we do not feel em barrassed by any technical difficulty as to our right to go behind the returns. We hold the returns themselves to be defective in form and in substance, and therefore inadmissible. We go behind them and inquire into the facts, only for the purpose of ascertaining whether by these valid objections to the mere returns, our rejec tion of them will have the effect of defeating the will of the people sought to be fairly expres sed at the polls. In the event of such conse quences, we might hesitate to reject 'trete upon any defect of form, however essential in law. But in the present . case, — We feel ourselves bound to adhere to tho very letter of the tow, in order to defeat a gross and palpable fraud. The consideration that our own party, by this deci sion, will lotto the majority in the Legislative Assembly, does not make ohr duty in the prem ises lees solemn and imperative. The elective franchise would be utterly valueless, and free government itself would receive a deadly blow, if so great an outrage as this could bo shielded under the cover ofmereforme and technicalities. We cannot consent, in any manner, to gilts the sanction of our respective official positions to such a transaction. Nor can we feel justified to relieve ourselves of the proper responsibility .of our offices, in abase where there is no valid return, by submitting the question to the Leg islative 4ssembly, .and in that very set giving the parties that might claim to be chosen by this spurious vote, the power to decide upon their own election. VOLUME LXXI----NUMBER 6L In view of the condition of affairs in Kansas for several years past, of the efforts so long made to put in operation here a revolutionary goVernment, and of the fact that this effort was suspended under the belief that the political difficulties of this territory might at length be fairly adjusted at the polls: if that adjustment should now be defeated and the people deprived of their rightful power under the laws of Con. gross, by fictitious returns of votes never given, it is our solemn conviction, that the pacification of Kansas, through the exercise of the elective francise would become impracticable, and that civil war would immediately be recommenced in ibis territory, extending, we fear, to adjacent states and subjecting the government of the Braun to imminent peril. Because, therefore, the paper now under ex amination is not oue of the original poll boobs, by law required to be returned, and from the absence of the oath prescribed by the territorial statutes for the judges of elebtion, the returns being thus clearly invalid, unit, as we be lieve, fictitious find simulated, we have under the circumstances nit alternative but to reject the whole return from Oxford precinct, and to give the certificate, to those who appear to have been elected by virtue of the other regular re turns. It. J. WALKER, fiovernor of itaneas territory. Peet, P. tireerott, Seety. PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. The Full' Official Vale Nor Goveguor. Vienne, Nest ot Wn.nor Itenutreas, Dom Rep. Amer. 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I'9B . 5115 Mercer 2539 ; 2928 Mifflin 1532 • 1217 504 Montgomery 5449 I 2000 51••ettour ....... .... 100:1 l 508 Northampton ..... 41166 . 111 I Nortlitunberlatl. 2 4 21 ' 971 Perry 1965 1504 Philadelphio .. . 27749 o 10001 Pike ' 190 Potter . . 1445 ' 957 Seltuylkill Ahin 50711 Somerset Sullivan ... . .. S usquehanna. Tiogn . .. I ',lien • • Venango ... ... Warren 41 a ehingion.. W 31 Westmoreland Wyoming. Void, 2419 119 "71 1900 <4l. I AR,Mili 1411,147 25,1110 jfor Zale or dent. To Let. A C()MFOIi.TAIILE TWO STORY Ea ..itratte on if:Nal/{npha. marta.l, Ally gheity ..ity. 0..01.4101m, five ruant awl tiohdteti gm - rei. Po, ae,ton a 0 1,1.1 Itonwellottly. }:11.01P. of It. U. lilNtl, No. 210, Lll,erty U. D WELLING ROUSE TO BENT.—That conanodiong and well oni.h,d Dwelling llottart, N 0.25 Ilk rtreet, hues "prowled by I anhacrlber. The how" , la 10 fhte onler, and hay all tho' no‘l,ll notrottieneon, water. gta. he., inak" It.lesinade ler a family. Pow...talon eon he had any time after tho Ilrzt of 3lay. Apply at No. ill 0114ra...ee1. to niffaallf JAS. LAUGIILIN. --- • FOR RENT.—Two Brick Dwellings on Third .beet near Smithfield. No. lt. har ten rooms, 11.0-k ltuilding, ir, Ilath-rootus, /lc. No. 153 litta olght Moon], alaa. Water. Sc. . Ate, utliceten fouttls street. omnr Cherry alley. Cent 115 per watann. TIIO9. WOODS, Fourth mt. _ _ ftlb LET,lftlielialirertnerT — 'y occupied by thr Sot. Tentroonnoo, on the corner of Woo.' VW .treet, Knonitoot JOHN k SON, ton!:t I • N 0.257 Lib,rty rtmet. Ohio Land' for Sale. THE Kubseriller offers fl)r sale seetion-ten, township 12. range In. Stark county, Ohio, commonly know. action.' ountaluing 040 SC.', It I* situated throe mlln vest of Massillon, on the Prato Road toadies-, to Wooster. and within about two miles of theritts .burelt. Ft Weyer and Chicago italircad The south, east and math..et planer* am partly chaired and improved— theremainder is corerial with sniwrior timber—end the 1.1,210 in well watered by spring* and running streams.— rids section in conahlered the finest body of lend in the county. It will bo odd nediridod or in quartem to suit purchasers. To those who desire to 1,1114 rt in rout estate a b-lier opportunity it rarely offend. J. B. SWNITZER, Nu. 1014th strect,PltiAburgb CM= FOR SALE.— Ronda Mon. Nny. Co., SX.IO each, 1.1 lituareetAllogbony Bank Stock. 4.1 awl AUS7rI4I 11/04118 A CO. S6OO —SIX lIUNDRED DOLLARS tb purchase n tarn awry Brick Warabouso, situate on Second etrect, between VI - nodal:of Market, haring a front of 70 fort and I'xtf FALK % back 70 feet 10 lneltaa. Ap ply lo BLAKELY A ILICIIEY, n 93 Rea/ Estate Umtata. VERY VALUABLE WESTERN LANDS FOR RA L8—.160 acres Ann farming land in Alamakee ronnty. lowa, only one mile from the,ltisaiseippl deer. 410 acme artery choicer/aiming landa, near the alcove -1,10.1 acme of the limit firming lands, lying la Bremer Co., lowa, in the midst of iloorishing farms, well timbered and watered. iwric desirable land, within 4 mile. of Anoka, s flour- Ming town at the Junction of the Misaiitalppi mil Runt riv e and about 24 miles from the city of St. Paul, 31inneeots. nllOacics lying in Trontpeleau, Eau Clare and Chippewa eonntieit Wieconein. These Jamie ern very good, having lecn velectel for school purposea, they will be sold in email teach, to snit ;lambs:era. Also, some very minable Mineral lords, containing mitt. hie deposita of lead and iron mon, lying near the Iron Moun tain Italtrotoll. in Mk/would. TM above lands (the princhwl port of which were located after girt - mind obscrration roma three to too grata ?Mow) aro aro, the lines of several of tho principal Western Hall. roads. Written description, ammoony oath tract. We Invite spacial attentlon to the shore cliolcr bonds, and will nit *Joint borgwins in tract? to snit buyer,. Apply to ItI.AKZIX & nor. 7th and Smithfield sta.. Pittalmrgh. VALUABLE PROPERTy IN ALLE V fiIIENY CITY VORSAI,II.—We offer for gala the valuable More not lod non occupied by Dr. J. 11. &nit& Rondo., ti foot on the earl /Moor the Diamond and extentl in& bark to foot ton IP foot alloy. The hang. igconveniontly at ;,.nt with extergrivo bark bolt lingo,with a entail otolnyi Ito tontillng multi ho oo citangoil RA to inako a lino btolinota ono& Will too .014 lowan& forma very rosy. Apply to R. McLAIN & SONS nn29 Real Egtato Other Fourth et. - - AFINE HOUSE on corner of Market. rind 114 tin, for wile, in connection to an equal nmonot of Cooll, at 6 porcent. totem., tot, tiocurell on 'Maki. °router approved soctirity. &40, n wor.;! Cool Property no ttin Monertiohele river, ptvil) with a rash capital of $1h).000 to work the mince, necorril on chick, or improved city proporty. 11. 11cLA1N & SON. Land For Sale. A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF ABOUT lA_ venty art,. within n wide and abah .d• Waste i11,1011. 5e 1,, lying hotteen the Zintional Road mai the Hemp dell It. It. A new frame holm and other imprormenhe hste laser] ma& upon U. It 'ls the best fputlity Line , stone I. ui 1, end hns been under a high sante of cnltivation. It rant/tins aboutin nerve of Timber, end them h running. tenter in veer hold. For further inform:3oou enquire sat this office. faulTitf VVALUAI3I.I?, CITY PROPERTY FOR SALB.—The unile.igned °from for sale on favorable term, n large number or linililing lota In the Bth Ward of the city. The lots Bruit 010 rrnmylvnais Avenue., Wation, Forloo. Lomat, Maria, VarorTURI Bluff chweta, aro but e few minute, walk (haul the Court Musa and will be nold vary cheap. Pervone..belrous of rearing a convenient end healthy location fora honey, or wishing to purchase for epeculetion, Ina part of tho city which most rontinueeteetillyto improve will find it to their alrantage to call npou the cabecriber. 0. MAGEE, te.r at Law nirAttlf No. X let Fifth s treet FARMS FOR S AE. L-113 acres of superior Farm Lend, foil of Cool, onilte Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne mud Chicago llalhated. 112 Arne of Excellent Lead end Cannel Cowl, near Mr. lington. 163 Acres of fiend on the Ilallrowl,2l miles below the city. leg Acre. of land, well Improved, near tiro town of 20 Acres of Land, threerniles math of Meetly. Farms, °notary Heats, Houses and Lots, MOD, Furnacns, as described Inn printed Register, which Is given to all who wish to purchase. Enquire of TIIO3IAS WOODS, Deal Estate Rroker, N 0.75 Fatah street. COAL LA.ND FOR SALE.—The undernign ed for lade ONE ULINDRED and FIFTY ACRES of COAL LAND, situated , on the first pool, one of the most desirable locale= on the Monongahela ricer. The attention of Iron men, Coal men, and capitalists to dl ntoil to thisproperty, an It Is hollered the opportunity for profitable inrestment la cool, no to not often presented. The terms are easy. Full particulare may be obtained by letter or thertelite, by enquiring of. AUSTIN LOOMIS fr. CO., Stock' and Note lirekore,, ap3 No. SO Fourth Street. S TOUR SALES BY AUSTIN LOWIIS k. CO., AT TIIE .IIIMCIIANTS' EXqUANON EVERY TUURSDAY EVENINO.—Itank Badge., Inannwo gal ppm. Stock, Road and Bent &tato add at public sale the Alercliatile Exchange by . • - . • . • AUSTIN LOOMIS a CO. 'idea Dcafii awl luaus YU Real Estate negotiated an nrandin 'crate by AUST/N . LOONCE a CO in:l Stock & blot° Drok.ont 97 Yoartk7at. . JR u sic al. frffERCHICKERING k SONS'fffil, .A NQ FORTES, 11.113S7ACITRIIID cr Chiolcerin*&- - Sons. Boston. Grant! anb Square thane ;fortes And their.lMPly Incepted I PARLOR GRAND PIANO JOIIN 11. MELLOR, dl Wood Street, between Diamond Alley and. Fourth Street JOIIN IL DIELLOR, the exclusive and OTLT Astwe ion Pm/rsarruto, Ac... for the gale of mac- KILINO A. SONS' ll.ton PIANO FORTES, hew to return 1114511 nm sincere thanks to the citizens of Pittsburgh, All, shsoy Rod vicinity, for their blend patron:4 , and Iro ha. tem the bigamy of itifertnitbr thew that, by the increased tiellitievaltented is the now arid splendid Piano reefs Mort uluelory, recently erected at all expense of Dyer • Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, and employe! by Cliirkering k Sone- exclusively for ILO manufacture of their own Plano Fortes, they will be enabled • full supple ot tbrir iiyency in Pittsburgh, of all the varlet'. rornothictorel by them, front the moat eplendhl Gratd. Perlortlrand and •loam Plano Foam. Weise:plain and low priced Plano Forte., all of which will be sold in earieltly UM= , . Meson. Cli&kering & Sons have been awarded at the dif hums Eellbltlons and State Fairs In iloaton,.New York,aod other plum. Lien Gold Medals, Seventeen Silver Medals, There Bronze Medabhatel the Prize Model at the World'. Por ir In Lan.lB6l. tie character of tbs. above Initrnm Fa enta, the subeerli^ 'Pr has the pleasure of referring to abonh Five Hundred Families in Pittdurgi ant) vicinity, alto hero purclnued and have in nee Plano Forte. from the above manufactory, and Woo to the follow lug Principals of Seminaries who have Chlekering & Sons' Piano Portsain one, and have given .their ungulailled testi mony of their superiority over all others Rev. Chas. C. Ihwtty, Principal of Steubenville Female Seminary. Mau, S. IL Hamm, Principal of Washington Female BdIIII. H. Wilson 31. D, Principal of Um Edgeworth Female Seminary Sewickley, Pa. Km Samuel H. Shepley, Principal of Blairsville Femelo Seminary, Mainline, Pa. Ravi Jueepb P.Taylor, Principal of KeI2III,XXI Boy.' Acad. nay, Sew Bri i ghtou. St. Xavier }errd° Seminary, Youngstown, Pa Pint e. B, Williams, Lonisvillo Amtdmay for Young Lunen, Louisville, Ey. Niel Sarah Thompson, Principal of Female Seminary at Xenia, o. AID-Old Pianos taken in exchange at their full value in pay - mad. . . MELODEONS, ORGAN lIIRMONIUMS. MIMES, PI ANO MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. JOHN IL MELLOR, Sole Agent for Obkkering & Sans,. Plttsbnreth and West ern 11,1.2:1m1ay 81 Woad a., between Dillllloll4l Alley and Fonr , o at. ae9:dttaF - - - N uNNs & CLARK PI ANOS.W7I FALL STOCK KLEBER & BRO - - Have Jura rewired the most complete aesortment of NUNNS & CLAILK'S.NEW YORK PIANOS, ever brought to the West. They are the moot &reale and perfect instru mento, made anywhere, end ern wanwnted for FITE YEARS.They will be sold positively at New York Factory prices. U. KLERK& & No. 53 Fifth street, sign of the Golden limp. NOTICE—We have Pianos of ati,the best =kers of this country, eo that purchesers mu compere sadjudgo of Their relatlre merits. • N '"FALL STOCK OF • .PLANO ORTES. The tobwribor le now remising his new Gill .rtook of ?imam from thn celebrated nemnfeettory of Chirkiving & Son's,ilmton, consisting of nearly ono Win ifred inolnunonm of Moir new imble and new scalp of Monitore. Muchmore* ern reepectfhlly imitost logall and examine Mons. A lm 'forgo crock of elogarit l'inno Stool. end Plano Genre. For role . . 10 1346 71 1010 460 161 11 ;OLIN H. MELLOR, Solo ap.nt for CCkkerinß & Son for l'ltimbrtrgb, Western Porinsylvauls md Futerrs Ohio. co. 81 Wood Street, Pittnburgh. Per A $lOO PIANO. -A -.oc ifffpww t.v.• Nene nate, mete by OM of tbe beet raken, and la perfect order, fur - One Hundred Pelle, cash, for sale by on=l3 JOHN II miFILon, M'nod street. • 1%4 . SI nJu RECEIVE D.—Charlotte AU. Biumflig WOOd st. hne Jtvd melved the fnlinwing )lusic per Expr,a An , the tart t .tane and obnrne, vnrde by Martin P. Tupper, music by d. 11.Thonate, 24c. Many and Frianda. Wind. ICY. • more ley," a niny romponition par Gunton Ratter nOn Old I.lnndrol: with brilliant rnrintion. by 0. ti r.uor. 50c.. is I.nvi.~tln p. Jacque+. illumenthal7soe. Mt. A ngrl4 are bPre lirnry Tucker, Tire. Mr (Alio }loam, - Forget..o,-Not," 25c -Bello City." F,otti•eli..am • Maggie Myth g worm nn , chary, with !Renew. of T. Illnhnp. • Will Son LO , . mt. then er Newt irltb new variations, Thi Heart's Minden; words and tiepin by Aline Hawthorne Veg. Tymilenne; J. Ascher, op. Se, 2.5 c. Striki the Harp in Kelm of Or ; with liations, The World G full of Beanty when the flout Le full of Loco t n hmotiful mpg. We. Jaw imblialred .Plain curlllione for the Violin In Pete arra,' dud In an emu and familiar manner, and llgnres given In thrdeopproprinte place., and se_arranged at ho molly underetwod--prloo of each rot lk.' Alm a large cold etion of Songs and Pieces, Jost received at the .111,1 Iletabliehod Piano Depot. of CITAIII.DITEDLI/ME. ocld 118 Wood St. dud door above; sth TIIE ATLANTIC MONTILLY, Invoted to Literature, Art and Polltle• No.l, for November, mow Reedy. CONTLXIII: DOIIIILASS JERItOLD: Pcreonal Itamltaieridee. FLORENTINE MOSAICS. SANTA FILOSIENA. BALLY PARSONS' DUTY. THE MANCHESTER EXHIBITION. • THE. ROMMANY GIRL. THE CHARTIST'S COMPLAINT. DAYS. BRAHMA. THE AUTOCRAT OF THE BREAKFAST TABLE Evory n hl/ mrn Ilmocll. ILLUSIONS. TUE GHT.OF TRITEMIUS. • THE HOURNINU VEIL. • PENDLA3I, A Modern Reformer. BRITISH INDIA. AKIN BY SLIIIIIIACIE. TIIE ORIGIN OP DIDACTIC POETRY. THE FINANCIAL FLURRY. SONNET. THE BOUND TABLE. LITERARY NOTICES. 'MUSIC. efia Price twenty.flvocenta a bomber. 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For sale by PM. J. L.B.litir, is math City and County of Philadelpida, is Too 0030101PIPLUAR or rnfIOPPI:VAASO. • TO JAMES NICHOLSON, Administra tor de howls wm of the estate of • John Nicholson, deceased, greeting:. Ws command you, as [mime, that laying ;wide all business and earns." whatsoever, you be and appear, to your proper p t erson; beF,re Um Honorable, the Judges of our Ors. w atham' a Con to be eld on Fri, ths Intb As of October, A: 0,1857 n , at 10 del h oek, of the day ferehoon, widow f - cause why security should not be adored la Intel sluounrsi• the Ooort may dined for the relthfol performance 0 4 3V. dud. as Administrator aforeinld, and .loither to abide 0 , 0 order of rho Court lO the premises, to.„ nod hereof 13/1 : not,. under permit, of enle hundred pounds. Witness OSWALD THOMPSON, &quit°, 01 rbit.delpida, the 280 day of •Septaraber; In ea! year d our Lord, ono thousand eight hundred and se..3o:eietYnot W:JACKSON, Dap. aerh, 0.0. • TOILETOILET SOAPS—A`large assortment of. T Dna Suapa,Brown Wfadam . , Ironer. Alum& ?mgt. patutl,Old ham Soap, fare le at JOB.ILEJLIMPB:. YANKEE NOTIONS, PETEZSON'B, it la warrardad, and tw I. J. R. D. CLARK'S, 0c.23:3til JOILN V. DAVISON. • • '• CI-Market St
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