MIME
lIEMM.
Emma
074:44 3 4. 1 . 1 iF , D IN 1786.-
' •
- vr Eanunagras.
:,,,,...wonzrowm xsrar.ruar
~..vuallatirqr=FrApletan's Dnading,Vro.e46 and=
linlptirtedi • Winea.,Grocetegens
W. DERRY
• '•••• — •••.','.••.:• •• 273 Odll6 OVILTZT, A5O il9 511.0.1EWAT,NYW TORE,
[Established IWO
lI;IFORTERS -.&ND DE A LERS IN FIRST
-stintyysmay t..ta. Trade, nobehei
ct
riterlitaralltµ and all who ars stoke in their tart*, and
- • &gin 6 ankh, a largo vereloty
and- Duet, Enid:Long, En&hoor, Englieli
areenterb.• Ookagh Imperial, ifyson•finnpenrder, Ynorig
. tlitesti sad leall ele,
"'MANS, therein, 'rata !Inas, Ac., rc7l MA,
and high-4=llo original packages, SamliAnsnag , -
-- • • BARTON =I 011thrillilili cztarra.'
INWIPAIGNS—Sion t Cluintlon's caq r6p7..y.r.may: -
LTQlYOBS—Brandles, Una • Whinny, Om, &crack, At. •
- :: , .:sttitbaistrich„ ite, original package% 0.C.r...;
MersiotinvArdants, 'Mean, Lc: •, -
..4 ,!,- tAIALTAAO, 77 OaI3-IDo4AnprecWASlctut,Scotebscul English
- , - .010.11811.4gf a t d , .
PlaSLrs—,
• ISAMISEI.4or VII,. Cori; Ouse; knot, &v.
• Pilliton, &bolder, liogat , ,Tknorts. Ennio &IWO,
•-•Ar 1a o 0 &Mann Path and %admin.:an.
cludbod.-Nsaillxo. EL Croix, tr.; in bar.
e_linkinted Intrela
• U.A.M.Yrsatointlitt
Spina 1t I.W
.. ,
• of .a ea aro wernented innetntended and of oar
gold Medal Pianos.
•QTREMAY l& SONS, lON-
Airionorems;• &Milker strool , Ant .
v
Yark.Pbriaturada and Bantam% ', " • • '
" • , Mil a. er4'. POMP =MS at lin •Illenopelltan Fair,
"iIIiIIiBTOIDAL -ikrt , at tin Crystal p ed al York, NC.
TeMba ttEdgibelnit the onlyoold Medal siren for Pawn
kw llntnnoro,
natindernintei4nmer, -at the Pair Crystal Palmy
now Yot&nlearatn-.30n:, Arosot,tbolnitk . rers the
.- • •-•
that mental talan in Ma Lon:Wry, soh as L. lion.
sebalk, Wallenhattpt and many,others. •-• tit, k & Pianos
• • (olth'seatathant the Iron Frezos)deduSitiontad thins • - reatkingfiCtrritten'ormatas Ennw packed and
• .. 1 - 1,1 4.4 ,2 L - eitiite. Prices =Anna;
ikkadoriter Pitteleargb andlltal'ennrylanla. •
•• • :
A3ruggisl4.-
'• - _
.10.7.1aUMIESTOOK Of tile firm
Nam tom., and MICaITIOIS to 3' 1 = 1 4
pros.. Wholemolo Druzigtt::tha• CA, miter Wood and Fourth
• '
TtlPEroakr s r...Ayge E.
.i-ltailirdawarfas nougat:mg - bi- Mitto Lead,
and Ltiluirr„ . ,earuar-Wood and Front strews, Pitt.
• 1 tach7
:.1. 01 ( 1014 4gRR, MANUFACTURER
' sy - sit :o t wholesale treacratil t o4Vata li = g
%MP; t.e.Mo. Mod st 4 Pltdblugt. r.... . odayd
._Totob HAFT; Jr; (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
artut Monist sal Dada
•1n PabatkOrtir,Dsoitutil.l!.;cornor - Woodiood Math otroets,
rtUbmiNu:.; ,
• •Ngt•NotNNONtaa op2l
• 4 4MP:o8COVI t , WIIOE.ESALE MAL-
T watitAVdittsal:eligstiesFul Nyerturs, No.
AN =Oaf orrNtecoNoprompieltorgtion.
SolnlOOleslo Syrup: laseltlydow
•
AAR; ' ;WHOLESALE DEAL
ftatraiti;Pillai,DT.ltvffs vasuhm kr..
- z.4:2.,Scr.lliWooarateet,Pillatrargb, Pa. Goods warranted.
lama
~..431341 M AIZITZER; WHOLESALE AND
Itetaßruntstkvamer at and St. Mir sta.,
' =:-I TOSEPIFTLEMING:(SUCG4SSOit TO L.
f Way:4c kikqearner illiwket street ind Datttand tails
' cagstatal)oultandiaull and conga* apeartzatat ot Drvo,
mettals. ,,, nce.ssotemie..ittibmomand'n a r d q' r
• if prosdiptfalr 4rorally earapasnded lit all
_.r. ,., GRA).'IL-. - .KEYSER,' DRUGGIST',
tibwoodwut4Orrigrc #,Wood street and Virgin,
tirobure Diakm
si •
.• • :Oott ; • T.•
ccatto,i,..oing..ipacarklaidonMe.rshaut,and
R OMMELD,'/Xll3 OrIVARREN,
"'
Paul dab,:did n iV Produce generally. Wear au,
k:::3lo4Ten Smithfield mad e MA SltlebarSM
, 'BANE ANJER, (SUCCESSORS
& nemeratamemer, Grain .a
• • • 0a4.414.12n and Womanll4 letaritaixt., Na 124
13aceced Ittteez, Pittsburgh,
P. gan.l, Wally] .141.2
AVM HERB , FLOUR; PEG.
d4*l VNEVAriar i m a 'l` iirg,l7o"
of Rour,Port r ikaeoN La: C41105X 1 .1 1, 2,
liVs9torttr..l3codo.
. -
f , ,:.... :,=.. f.. 4VB.SXTII, , (81./CCESSOR. TO
l - - amps.* Stott,)Vorwarding and Comutbalott -Ifer•
,
7. ..,, c 4 Denies irt:Wooldriss. Moor. Wars, Lard sad lard
1
—Ol l 21 ,1 abzu eu1.1.1 1 1, No. 'ib Water t., Pittsburgh, Pa.
ilr:4111WILA: GENERAL COMMISSION
:•::•, rlderabrustitud Dealer in arceertes and Produce, =
luta: tp thstisos,Patibiregh,
•
-...i,ArCkizedscFroatiliellelted tad ittial . ; . i.elarr i arna VLF
• _
113 ottErtz HUTCHINSON, COMMIS lON
t , 130 Mordant, for the sale of Radom Btscire Mese,
7, — Battal• 11 Pot - Poori Boleffnmi
`-‘ Oak Mart _ Mod litalt, maul Produce morally,
:Na. .B 13zultopoia stnoot, tonna First and Water. ap3
61.9ILLES 111,WARDING
tea l ad and itater, Lid all Ltd. IllottaceAto 8 Anil;
AACILF4', :a AI GARD.
Dealer • la Flaw Prarldaneaad
mato N. A fanraath area, betacca_Llbern,
and flalltansia,,Pittabargh,PaJ _
_ 'a. zarr.xos
AVM: *B. - HOLMES BRO., PORK AND
• v IletlPmelcers and Dealers In Prorlskus, mrner or
'tiroaltel.l94.lWottobri4,PlttgarityPS. _ dna
moo.
rc OBERT. WRNIGITT; ATTORNEY .AT
tev and Bcklottor of tho Bank of llttabtorkh, No. 110
Potatkittect, Pktantren. . dal!
OWE S. st - A. P. MORRISON, AT
ortairrature. Odlte No.93Scatthktotra Mood,
Iliaa I IRN IbHAZEN; ATTORNEYS
At. UM.; saw., in Odeon Building, IfogAti greet,
frO o b o *
rrirrp r.ri 'DEALERS
in Blb
• i
743 . k
T,ftartduf. . 14 —7, z6l4a
"mil"mkAT.ltieete.
s in ill the
: asracered aat ths 1 0 .. 4
L.: iii.rairthionalt
No. ([19,111111W( =ram 'a CO. N. real
MASON:;fri•XO.; WHOLESALE
.42311tetait Diskno Whin; Bta&Dr7 Good!.
-' Coach and Carriage Factory.
JOU rialiN.F/lOTltrat CO.,
-- Mc& irgekri . ffreiti .
lIVOULD ' RESPECTFULLY
• tone ttedrideadi, era the ribUe
=44 thdrare a tohictwtyt OtreitgovEhttwrhea
0 Velem aciCairot, lc mgther varh
coa styscrWiedpmpotian;
•
, AlletdetbilltbiwnehtedwithstrlettwetA ha , dartbiller
ethihthlstY ag Sithah Iterairs iuwWstteided to OD
the mostressoashis Jana. lifting 1,, CI their week the
beetZseteroghatcltdee eseilrh.l steith , flier feel coati
dent that attlehothwar them with their pitrohne Will to
' f....PAtehttfltert ash retinetteito area thlstitqaltipart jut'.
" • -
Code
, , a'Nc, 1 Msckartr,
_ 23 4c; Itwictiol;
awl sad 14als b 7 WDRIDEIBON,,
A. STROH A,2tCYS PREMIUM MAO
•=713 zronscorno ANDDIEUVIONPAIT.II—A
pi* o wtittng !without, pens or h,k. Pint 'prani one
*winded to them ty the Ohio Enda Par, Octoberl&sl.'
,js hi • Pennant ertkte with which in write wittier *id
obtain thernopy et 'Mecum time, erithont thecuseorpros or
ink,rmdt to pereptuttntrellitte. 11E11
take ttre co;nrcr loipresdop fanny Intr. - plant or Acnrer =el
is VW* daytedrforwritinz on payer,cWhoratel melon;
to oorTI hg plait.. &Egos, latudrekt., without the
aseorpmt r.tntr, ? rith bone or romoton Try
Yor We _ B. EIATLY,
L'...)Zarketrentlßecond sheet.
~. ''. U. DRIES-300hp. prime Rio Coffee;
n...ed 80.. c.
-- ,. L; :bers ob Abis uit.a.4 P ii Sum. :, - apt t u = ll4l- - 8
. 7 ,
. r ..,40 - 0 -13614e06 -f. -IP • Ezagitar_ . P . °P;
614a64"e4 '''M
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at %d u a=r
•-'''''' ,100166•421106rb 80z4 . 250 Ws
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WI 1"
60/6. 2814 60016 in but 6116031416 c
- ' . 4144 CM
it"42'4
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i. ba r t a nda li i4 rillki ra;
IS Pip lub i pu r ; , - 100 It . I= 2 ,
~,,
PlO** II•4 Lest•inn . ,' W YTTA,II i PnuMit,
..', ipitarisimal lersa ebY . . . , Acs, Liberty at.
.„,. --- 'NO 01 0141166 16to 06W
,290 6batti it,u,.,i,4616,1t Teas 6
, r _ • 75 bzosimatt.4 bratsalsThbaee%
',.'Ztlp Tt ' b* P C4 l,,,, r. :'',,',.
1/12/1413.1 *at.;
- 60 Ws flan 0 7'nuc
f -
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.1.6. ,. 4 4 ' ' .4 Nturmlkdi tiK
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'-= - / a 16666611166:
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bbl
MAI Oa;
m- - ,
bete Ynadow 01, 4.5, ,
'up doss sweat Ilmmir . _ 2
_ . 1.
,s
• _ fa am 134 14
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bt:"Mel34Cll2}l ` - Jonarnara a co:"
, • - pAlnimo/100108V=4,4
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NEW YORE ADvEtarsrnsmirrs •
Prom 11. 9. SCTIELL'S Advertlaing Mom, No. Timed.
Illy. •
A: ao N ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN
make, balmy part of thd Clotted Staten. from three to
Ara ULM o der, by selling from sample .111 E PATENT
'EDT& RUBBER SAFETY FLUID LAIIP," with an ha
proved Darner. Every family who Ima regard for Ilte, per,
eon, property or &rummy mill madame them. Fcr throe ,
=lobby mall , ialoie prams, to
uelsrxtruitia & idorr,
Patelite.s andezelnatve Atamatarrarer•A'
rioTA:CmdA 09 Rai= Meet, New Fork,
LAGIITK, NEWTON & BRADBOUVS.
• . • 4.M. Broome 6re.1,11 - ew 7 arks
IlurAtarP ACTUREILS of the Patent Arch
jai. Wrest Plank Piano Ports* celebrated foi depth, full.
ness, richness, porgy, and specialise singing quality M their
tom, for. vidsk they bate received the highest LTOLIAOIIIII
from the greatest nmeidel selebritlue of the sonntet and
In
every tele, when brought in competitkus williother bistro.'
lieut., hero obtained the highest 'premium. Tho Patent
droll Wrest Ideate., which Is owned and toad only by as,
maarentees their standing in tune longer than any other in
strument wbfletlieir unprecridental demandin all ports of
the want nerriliefent proof of their inmertos exrellenca
d ilDeal disconnt to Clergymen, Schools nod the ,rule.
.14443
&mutton:ra t &c.
3141.C0L11 t.1.12C11....
• 308. S. LEECH & CO.,
& 244Libarly it., Pittsburgh, Pa
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION iscarucmr-Aarre.
DEALEBS'm •
FLOOR AND:ailcotr,
Tin. Plate and rl'inneri Stacie.
P/TTSBUM:III DIANUFACTURES.
Jythdly
IficALREN & CO.,
(Leo of J. A. Leah, lleAlpla & Co, Pittsburgh)
GENERAL" COMUIS4TON r
Tegrc, - wAittinga Imortc
Levee and Washington Avenue,
IFITANDOTTKI, CITY, KANSAS TIMRITOR.Y,
Joan!" P. Isiah a - suet Pittsburgh Merchants parr
ally.
k=2===lMl
Co gat r s SI GN' AND FORWARDING
StERCIIANTS, Nit. 30 .Pine &net, SLUM., Mo.
San cb.,l John Lecrn.
Wlll.LeSityclf Co, Zuo PALTILIG
pult smers, bano to order, Le Hemp Bacon, Crain, Ito.
Prompt otteuttoo Oren to any Manner of forneraing.
. " " je&lyd•
SPRINGER lIAIISAUOI.I, COMMISSION
llorehant,DealerinWool;rmtelonvmd ?Mu. 11 , ..
madly, N 0.225 Maty itreetirataburgb, P. -
TTENRY S. IG, (LATE OF THE
Omar King At Moorhead,) conan:dad= Merchant,
ami Dealer In Pig Maid and Dloonts, No. 70 Water street, bee
Mahwah Po. apl9
•HARDY, (SUCOESSOR TO AR-,
• diacm. dCo,jeoppleilon and Forwarding bler.
4 Agent of tbe and indinnap6ll3 Bar.' st, cor
ner Pint sgad - Perry Pttlibtath; PC413,2-
LZEE',UM
lasxtftnimirtv.ioomi
oommiadostllerebard„ end Whatemle; Docked Mum.
thetrued Tobacco, Imparted mad Domani*
bat Cigna, Srmff de,
211 Liberty alma, opposite, tho head or Woad; data
ty Pe.
GrOtero.
AGALRY,, COSGRAVEI CO.
Motets& Grocers, Nue. 18 'lsla 20 Wood great, Pia:
B
burgh. '
1) EIS & BERGER, GROCERS AND
1.16-Danknill Baron, Lazd i llatir, Coe"
Bouth,West coiner Smithfield and &mond Streete,,Ute
A LYN ANDER KING WHOLESALE
Omar AM Imparter. of Soda Agh, No- 273 labtrtY
strati, aptlyd•
W3I. MITOELELTREE, JR., 8: BRO.,
Viliolasalo Groans, Ilectifyidg DiaWlera, and Irma
and Lig= Mettluats, No. 20 Liberty cree t, rittilmrgh.
JIM
ONES & COOEFY, ViiiOLEY. •LE GRO
tv MRS and 'trot ParnLtheru; 'denier.. In Produce and
Pittatnirgh traanfaercren, N 0.141 Water Inreet, net% Cherry
Ailey;Pltnturgh, Pa. ruy2B
-QIIRIVER iiitifoßTEL• WHOLESALE
Groeurii. No.lllo indl.ll &nand greet, (tndrrion Wood
and Sadchtirld,Pirtubangn., - •
CULBERTSON, IVIWLESALE
~~. OtnearanlCommlutnnMerenant,DealerLo Prodne.
and Pit burgh nianfartrand Tudades,l9s - 'Lawny atm;
.Pliiburgh.
10113 non,
TWIN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE
J
Groan and Commtnion 7iltrchanta, No. 173 Word and
Libarrty . strest., Pittaborgh. • • jole
WATT Sr. WILSONWhOttSALE GRO
CERS, Oommisakoo AI erchanta load Denier. In Pro
'Ewe red Pilleargh IlhauCtalorrs,Ho.2.:9 Liberty street;
as= mnsr.
SATAA DICKEY & CO., WIIOLFNALE
Grocers, Commissionlierthants,szol Dialir, In Prodoce,
No.Bo lister street, sod 63 Yront street, Pittsburgh.
(Late of the !Inn Robison, Little k
. LITTLE & CO., WHOLESALE ORO
:A.1. CMS, Produce sad Cortudislou lierrhants, sod
Desicriln Pittsburgh linnuftictores, No. 1125w00d street,
-Pittsburgh.
111 , 21205.
NUM - McCUTCHEEON .31 CO., WHOLE
BALE Groceni, Prodnef and Commlastmt Merchants,
andlhadersha Ilttabitrdh Marrnfactured Ankles, No. 219
Libertytetrretiranter of !Mint Pittamrith. . ,n 73
rWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE
Itedure nrid , , Commlalon Merchlats. and
littabgrearsiantnetans, Na 8 Woo,l street, be.
limn Water amt Front Pittekmrgb. apl3
ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE
R
Orem* Conandsedus Merehauls, and Dealers In all
Umber Prosiskals,Tnadrico and Mestere& Manufactaxes,
No. 256 USIIIY street. Pittslmugh. • jallelyd
OBERT 11.411NG, WHOLESALE ORO
CRll,Commignion Merchant, and Dealer In reatbern,
Vll/4 1 / 1 0134 Lid all Ends or connt37 Prodorx, No. ".fl
arty etreeL.month or Bath, Pittsburgh, Pa. Li Jakl l et made conalgameala. yd
fixma ß l nOBERT—
DALZELL
d o.ll ( =Prot h augit:WE , lkra .T 7
N 0.2511 d. dbaty lace. Pittigargh. Pa. n
ittat --iaState asgm.
pLARELY-& .RICHEY, REAL ESTATE
j," Broken, cortege of Eronalla and. &dad old Ovate,
Pittsinitab. Pa. Tarmi, llonna, Lou, 111111, Yuman,. dee
bwOt sal eci IXZEOngssion. laud Warrants,
Bondsmallotes negotiated. Especial attention Wan to
adaitidipli Emma and dimptatng o] titan. Trains reasons
• WILLIAII WAILD,
EALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES,
D
Wady SlortEvre Awl all screritlea for Jamey.
Pump can procure loans through my A6ncy,on ravage
dile terms. ' • . •
Those wishing to. Invest their money to good advantsge,
esto genus gad pretend etattact class p.tptir et my odic., for
All commtato sad Intavkirs Ctrktly confide:Alta.
Ofllca QUART STREAM, opratlte At. Pours Withatal.
£DefLW LOOM
A lISTIN LOOMIS & CO., DEALERS IN
'Loa. Dwidwititin Dont% Mortgagee and all Bon e
- S for
low/ loaned on tDecks et dial dates,. with colletond
• NOTES JIND;LOI BOLD= AND BOLD.
Perim doodling loses eat be accommodidedoti roweiudde
torpobsed wipliwitete lobe fundshed with good eeemitits
1411=ACCIgilltrtirldtel, Ahoy attend to the Mai liontleg
Leesiogt Thal Etta. -
*AlWOftlea No 92 Fourth street, above Wood.
. 40/PAIDECIN.LOO.III2I;Notary PiWir.. tad
BItieLAIN & SON; Real Estate., Agents
• 421 d tat koakero, No. 68}4 Youth stroot.
THOMAS WOODS, Real Estado Agent, No.
FoosiYotroot.. , ;
t lilootwelltrooUg.
iIeX7AL-AJOEGibTON C 0.,.
Arbnalkok Nonufacftirers sod Job Printers, No.
i 7 Wood lOrot, Pitlobtogh, so3o
FA_4). COCIIRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
' • B. BAdler,) Wholpale . and Mall Dealer In Boolt,
latioli.ri ani3 plyiergangtztio, -Fedor
: 4 street, to 1 door 8
E. or market Square,'Arettleni,'Plk - -
rtin:DAVISON,BOOKERT.T.FR AND
EtAtkn.rinecesior to Dachau Alignorr o No. 631dArket
a ' t " .' 1 .... , t Pittsborgt, Pa. , , --I
"fer AY & CQ.;,I9:)OXSELLERB AND STA
TIONNTS, No. b 5 Wood street:. tdoortothecot
mr
or•
of Third, Pittsburgh, Pa,..: &hoot and low.Boolu COO-
N:anti y tuna - •
.7.x.:BRAD.-BooKsFALLEE, ANIC STA-
Y • nom; N... IS north et, Apollo llodldlllgo•
UNT-.Ld 3I IN E .
.E BELLES
;61 atawner, MISOra lidlainhettlebt. 3
lt~sa,
'
TOITS11: : - 31 - ELLOR, No St: WOOD ST
____betliain Diamond Athrf.analloarth etrert.BliA,4
. for'emossiazio owls. (110. W) PIANO VORM, MA
NN iLtMLltfil. MODEL MELODEOES and 011(1AN
lIABSIQNIUM . .I3,F!d POS),Tini litelle_and Mailed thals.
tfaßßp., No, 52 FIFTH
•09/0 DMA aoldecnole Ural forNllNala
a (Nay Tart) aralad
wine
501a.T.
KAMA Ana CARIVIRT a 'MEDIUM'S genuine lan°.
nand OAGAMILLIZZ94IIME, Dealers la Sanaa and
Landed Tn,trW 4e6 .
OHARLOTTZ,BLI -.BIANUFACTUR
-ralexazwerisPlazia Torter;andlmporter otEfiudo'
and Iladealletrumnts. We Agent tor the twat=
P1,31(030.1. kirtLitairr. DAVISA C 0.9 mitenninei,
with =EI Irigiont ,IP,olosti Attachment, Wpol 'treat., .-
tor 3 • .
nemiLTos & co.;
lerrqrn446MB ;14 MACIECENTISTS,
&mai , Tint rinti.Thotv'sb.;
PRS27 CUSS LYRKUDEL`," AND
lioSI
ZONTALAISAM mans two id eater.
They .11.0 =Oar* thit manufacturo otth•lr Plobzated
1140 nutuvatv#: 'TOP LB,
•• •• • t BP%g 4
Also, Wrixight frem P& WWII rulkl. ant IFADIPZI'
14 seZtlyd alyP
O.I.OHARD BARD; , •
0, - land
-rob di taco stras.z
cokkok;: - a.
MEE
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY . : MU, wisiG, DECEMBER 17. 1857
laanufactuuto.
WELLS, RIDDLE &
80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
KANIINICTIIRI2.S OF
TIIONGS AND SWITCHES.
TT 01*n solicited from the train, ond promptly ebip
.
pldao per hutructious.
Tate-0 month., or 6 per amt. &sad& tor root.
te2folyd/hrS
=IZL=S=I
ROPES AND TWINE,
- ars, of Frau and Walnut shwa, Patsbargh,
ITAVE ALWAYS' ON HAND A FULL
1. supply °Mail and Uslter Ropes, Dal Cards, Bash stui
Crate Cads. Woo! Broom, Cotton and Flax t inq Paper,
White and (Mend Twins; Out Llnes,l3tsgingsua • 'd
stattlyalasr9
WILLIAM BAUNUILL &
GI Penn et., below, Dlarbm . , Pittsburgh, Pa.
'QTEA3I BOILER MAKERS AND MEET
10 Iron Workers, Ilanufseturers of Barnhill's Patent
Boller, Locoman!, noel *rut CAM. - Jkalers,Cl.lmnoys,
threlchen, giro Bed, Steam Elpes„Candiresers, Salt Pans,
Boor Pans, IronFaerls, Boas, etc. A 1.., Blacksmiths'
Work, B ri dge and Maack Irons, 4otts at • the slimiest no.
tiro. All orders from • distance promptly attended to.
Jar
- P.fII Cotton Mill, Pittstrazit
KENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., MAN AC
TI:M.I2II.3O • •
Penn'AN6.l.llcary Iftwollnaw
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TIIB LITTL.E . pIANTI
SENATOR 33017 1 31.X..4%.,5' SPEACCEE
CONTISIMP.W6O3L iiinzaDAT.3
Mr. President, blot_ may be true, 'lt is no
part of my purpose to-deny the proposition
that that constitution, would have been voted
down if submitted to 't helmopte. I believe it
would, have been-voted down by. a.majority of
four to one. I-am Informed by men well posted
there Democrats—that:it Aroold.le voted
down by ten to one; some nay twenty to-one.
Bat Is it a good ransom why you should de-,
dare it in force, vithatt being submitted to the
people, merely because it would have been vo
ted down by five to, onelf,you had submitted
dolg , thetPrevel . Does It not show
undeniably that an overwhelming majority of
the people of Kansan 'aro unalterably opposed
to that constitution? Will you force it on them
against their will simply, because they would
have voted it down if you had consulted them?
If you will, are you going to force it upon
them under the plea of leaving them perfeetly
free ect form and regulate their domestic insti
tutions it their own way?' is that the mode in.
which I ant called upon to carry ma tho principle of
self-gormnnent and popular eovereignty in the Ter
ritorks--to force a conetitatio'n on the people °goblet
their will, i n opposition to- their _plotect, with a
knowledge of the fael, and then - to animists a reason
for my tyranny, that they Moil/ he to oh:finite and
to perverse as to vote dowlejhe constitution if I had
given then* an oplunittnity4o - hiceaindled about it,
Sir, I deny .your 'right or Ciao to inquire of
these people wluttheir objection's to that Con
stitatitt aro, They have a right to judge for
themselves whether they like of dislike it. 'lt
is no answer to telitte thaftlethinstittition Is a
good one. and.liaohjeitlonable. , 'lt iitot satis
factory to mei - to have the l'res.ident thy tells
messa g e that that, Oatatitution la an admirable
one, like all thet`tituglatlent of the new States
that - have been, recently formed. Whether
good or bad, whether obnetimmer not, is none
of, my business and toneet,yours. It is their
business and not -ours. -I -care not what they
have in their Constitution, sothat it snits them
and does not violate the Constintion of the
United States and - .the. ftrulamental principles
of liberty' upon which adi Itislitution - rests. I
am not goingto argue the question whether the
banking system established:in- that Constitu
tion is wise or unwise... It sayathere shall be
no monopolist, bat there shill be one bisk of
discoamt it • the State, with two branches. All
I have to say -on that poinlis, if they want a
banking system let them lave it ; It they. do
not -want it let than prohibit it. If they want
a bank with two branches, be it sal' if -they
want twenty, it is none of my baldness, and if
matters not to me whether one at them shall be
In the north aide and the other on the south
tide of the.E4W. rivet it wherelt shall be.
. . _
While , I hart .no, right to expect to he con
eulted on thai dq hold that the people
of Kansas here the right to be consulted tind to
decide it, and yon have no rightful authority to
deprive them of that
So it is in regard to the free negroes. They
provide that no freo need shall be permitted to
11va is Kansits;-kaupposethay ban tiX?ght to
say an if they choose; but. if 1 live ere I
should want to vote on that question.
So you may go on with all the• tinferent
clauses of the constitution.. They may be all
right; they may be all wrong. That is 'a (Ines
an on which my oplaton Is worth nothing.
The opinion -of this wise anti patriotic Chief hlag
istratb of the United States is not worth any
thing as against that of the pecrple of : ;Kansas,
for they hare a rightto. judge for th li einielres;
and-neither Presidents; nor Senators, nor 'House
of Representatives, nor any other power outside
of Kansas, has a right to judge for them.—
Hence it is no justification, in my mind, for the
violation of a' great Trinalple of -melt-govern
ment, loamy that the constitution youareforeint
on them is not partientarly-bbnorious,. or is ex
cellent in its Trovisions.
. Perhaps, air, the same thing might be Said of
the celebrated Topeka constitution. I do not
recollect peculiar prorisions. I know one
thing; we Democrats, we Nebraska men,:vould
not even look into it to seChithat its 'provisions
were. Whyl llecamo wcimid ht watt i . mide by
apolitical Party, and not by. the people . ; that it
was made in denature .oj,- thw authority of Cot:t
wee:km- that if , ft was. no this.llihle,, as
holy as the ten commandments, yet • we would
not touch it until-it was enbmitted to mad rati
fied by the people of Kansas, in pursuance of
the forma of low. -Perhaps that Topeka consti
tution, bet for the mode of meting lt,.would
have been unexceptiormble. Ido not know; I.
do nol care. You have no right to forcenn unex
ceptionable constitution on a people. It does
not mitigate the evil, it does not diminish the
insult, it does not ameliorate the wrong that
you are forcing *good thing on them. lam
not willing to be forced to do that which I would
do if I were leftfree to judge and act for mysoll.
Hence I assert that thereto no justification to
be made, for this flagrant violation of popular
rights In-Kansas, on the plea that the constitu
tion which they hare made in not particularly
obnoxious.
lint, sir, the President of the United Slates is
really and sincerely of the opinion that the
shfverY, clause luta been fairly and Impartially
submitted' to the free acceptance or rejection of
the people of Kansas, and that, inasmuch is
Oust Was the exciting and paramount question,
if they get the right to vote se they please on
that subjeit they ought to be masted; and pos
sible it might bo better if we would accept it,
and put an end to the qUestion. Let me oak,
sir, is the slavery clause fairly submitted, so
Unit the people can vole for or spire' st ill Sup
pose I were a citizen of ii 3121189, and should go
alp to the polls and say, "I desire Vo vote to
make Kansas a Slave State; here la Myhallot."
They reply to me, ttiihn , Liouglas, just vote for
that Constitution first, if you please." "Oh,
.nod" I anawer, "L cannot vote for that Consti
tution conscientiously. I. am opposed to the
clause by which you locate certain railroads in
such a way as to 'sacrifice my county nod my
part of the State. lam opposed to that bank.-
mg system. lam opposed to this Know Noth
ing or American clause in the Constitution
about the qualificationfor office, I cannot vote
for it." Then they answer. "You shall not
vote on making it a Slave State." I then say,
"I want to make it a Free State." They , reply,
"Vote for the Constitution first, and' then you
can vote to make it a Free State; otherwise you
smonot." Thus they disqualify every Free State
man who will not first vote for the Constitution;
they disqualify every Slave State man who will
not first vote for the Constitution. No matter
whether or not the voters state that they cannot
conscientiously vote for those provisions, they
reply, "You cannot vote for or against slavery
here. Take the Constitution as we' have made
it, take the elective franchlee as we have estab
lished it, take the tousling austere as we have
dictated it, take the railroad lines as we - have
located them, take the judiciary syatem as wo
have formed it, take it all as wo have fixed it
to salt ourselves, and ask no gliestlons, but vote
for Rios youthall not vote either for a Slave or
Free State," In other words, the legal effect of
the schedule is this; all those who are in favor
of this Constitution may vote for or against
Slavery, as they please; but 01l those who ore
against this Constitution are disfranchised, and
shall not vote at all. That is the mode in which
the slavery proposition it admitted. Every
' man opposed to the Constitution is disfriuschised
on the slavery clause. /low many up:they ?
They tell you there is a nusjority, fort:hey say
the Constitution wiltbe '• voted' down 4.fistantly,
bynn. overwhelming majority, If yo ,:allo w a
negative vote. This shows that a tbt Aire
,against it. They disqualify and il also
every man who Is against it, thus ref ' ' the
slavery, clause to a minority of the ople of
Kansas, and leaving that minority free' to, vote
'for or against the ehevericlause, as they 'choose.
• :Let Me ask you, if that la Lair mode of sub
mitting thnaltiVeryclanse I "DO% that mode of
itubmitting that particular 'Clause leave the pea.
.ple.perfectly free to rotator or against slavery
as they'Clioisso 4Am I frealo vote as choose
on - the Slivery quesilon,lf yOu tell 'at 'I shall
not vote on it wail '1 vote for the Main liquor
lave! .",Am I:free :to vote on the slavery ques
tion, iv. - irou telLiae that - I shall not vote either
Way- until' I vote for a bank? Is it freedom of
election 'to, punka - your right to Vote uPen one
question depend upon the "mods in.which you
ar e going to vote on someether'questicas which
has 110,COnneetiOjOrith It ?: le that freedoni of
electhUlS ;le'. that the great fundamental prin.
triple of self-goiernment, , for which wearmbined
nndefreiggled,in'this body` and throughout the
country, to. establish ae'lhe rule rit.'ettion In all
time to •
~ gait-lyee4lntiniatid tone any quarter, and
hallivailikrthe Armadellaiteonleo,that we would
have submitted tha stsvantalstess in eache men
iteenele, Centri n. roan to vote for that which
Ideconicsenea did. not approve, in order to vote
on -the shivery:clause, not only would the idea
h o ve,ra„jetted,:kuf LAS Democrat canards
for , i l a ' mos4l4iital been idecieVanif 1
troy maxi scAte Arkrd-him sraFtellunr t uteri rtfecf-,
`' The President calls Milnhisraisiage that the
1 ,1, 0 41 i erty.,-pledged our faith and our honor
thel thelasm7queitt** l 4okbilnibtigtfed to
thepeopl‘withoutanyzreamtvitet - o.4oimen „.
titurWhatever. Dotrthis s* gulf *Mgt vitl4;
Rtstit iiltikeiliit. IfinilillattiVtlOS , " Y ou
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may vote - on slavery if you will vote for the coa
-1 stitntion; bat you shall not do so without doing
that." Thin is a very important qualification—
s qualification that controls a man's vote and his
action and his conscieace, if he is an honest man
—a qnalification Confessedly in violation of our
[ platform. We are told by the President that our
faith and one honor are pledged that the slavery
clause should be submitted without qualification
of any kind whatever; and now am Ito be called
upon to forfeit no, faith and my konor in order to
1-miare•ct small minority of the people of Kansas to
defraud the majority of that people out of their
I elective franeldee2 Sir, my honor is pledged: and
before it that/ be tarnished, I will take whatever eon
st9uencespersonal lamprey may ram,: Got serer oak
me to do an act which the President, in his mewaye,
has said is a forfeiture of faith * a violation of
honor, and that merely for the expediency of wring
the party. I will go as far as any of you to care
the party. I hare as much heart in the great cause
that binds us together as a party as any man lining.
1 will tacrifiee anything short of principle andhounr
for the prate of the party: but if the party will .ht
eland kg its principles, let faith, its pledgee, I mill
diancithere, and abide whatever ronseguimers may re
sult from the position.
Let me ask you, why force this constitution
down the throats of the people. of Kansas, in
opposition to their wishes and in violation of
our pledges. What great object is to be attain
ed° Cui bone 1 What are you to gain by it
Will you sustain the party by violating its prin
ciples? Do you propose to keep the party
united by,forcing a division? Stand by the
doctrine that leaves the people perfectly free to
form and regulate their institutions for them
selves in their own way, and your party will bo
bolted and irresistible in power. Abandon that
great principle, and the party is not worth sav
ing and cannot be saved, after it shall be vio
lated. I trust we are not to be rushed upon
this question. Why shall it bo done ° Who is
to be benelltted ? Is the South to be the gainer ?
Is the North to be the gainer? Neither the
North nor the South has the right to gain a sec
tional advrintage by trickery or fraud.
• But lam beseeched to wait until I hear from
the election on the Slat .of December. lam
told that perhaps that will put it all right, and
will save the whole difficulty. How can
Perhaps there may be a large vote. 'There may
be a large vote returned. But I deny that it, is
possible to have a fair vote on the slavery clause;
and I sartluit it is not possible to have any vote
on the Constitution. 1 rhy wait for the mochery
of an election, when it is provided uneaterably that
the people manor coo—when the majority are dis
franchised?
Bat I am told on all sides, "Ole, just wait;
the pro-elevery;clause will be voted down."—
That does not obviate any of my objections; it
does not diminish any of, them. Yon have-no
more right to force free State Constilat lon na
Kansas than tit:slave State Constitution- If
Kansas. wants a slave State Constitution she has
aright to it; if she wants a free State Constitu
tion she has a right to it. It is none of my
business which way the slavery clause is decided.
I care not whether it is voted down or voted up.
I Do you suppose, after the pledges of my honor
that I would go for that principle, and leave the
people to vote as they choose, that I would now
degrade myself by voting one way if the slavery
clause be voted down, and another way it it be
voted up? not how that vote may stand.
I take lt for granted that it will be Toted out. I
think I have seen enough in the last three days
to make it certain that it will be returned out,
no matter how the vote may - eland.
- Sir, I am opposed to that concern -because it
looks to me like a system of trickery and jug
glery to defeat the fair expression of the will of
the people. There is no necessity for crowding
thie nteasitre, so unfair, so unjust as it is in all
Ito aspects, upon-us. Why can we not now do
what we , proposed to do in the last Congress?
We then voted through the Senate an enabling
act, -ailed "the Toombs bill," believed to be
just and fair In all its provisions, pronounced to
be almost perfect by the Sena tor from New
Hampshire, [Mr. Hale,] only he did not like
the man, then President of the United States,
who would have to make the appointments:—
Why can: we not take that bill; and, out of com
pliment to tho .President, add to it a clause
taken from the Minnesota act, which he thinks
should be a general rule, requiring the con,stitu•
tion to be submitted to the people, and pass
Ural - That unites the party. You all voted,
with me,- for that-bill, at the last Congress.—
Why not stand by the same bill now? ignore
Ltcompton, ignore Topeka, treat both those
party movements as irregular and void ; pass a
far biLl,-the one that we framed ourselves
when werelrl444 , l4,unit have a fair elec
tion, and you era.have peace in the Democratic
party, and throughout the country, In
ninety days,: tr*,people want a fair vete.—
They will neYet''tesatfsted without it. . They
nevernlienla q satialted irithoni o thir,rote on
their constitution:, ' • • • ' 1,
If the Tombs Lill does natartit my 'frierias v
take the Itlllinesots billof the /tot SearroP 2 l-lle
one as much commended by the President '4n
his message as a model Let us pass that; as
an enabling not, and allow-the:people,of•al
parties to come together and have a fair 'vista,
and I will go for it. Frame any other4silit that
occults a fair, honest vote to men bt all par-
ties, and carries out the pledge that tho people
shall be left tree to decide art their domestic,
institutions for themselves, and I will go with.
you withpleasure, and with all the energy I may
possess. But if this constitution Is to be forced
down our throats, in violation of the fundamen-
Val principle of freo government, under a mode
of submission that Is a mockery and Insult,
painful mit will he to me, I must break all as
sociations or connections rather than forfeit my
principles. I have no fear of any party associ
ations being severed. I should regret to see
social and political ties severed, but if it must
be, if I cannot act with you and preserve my
Leah and toy honor, 1 will stand on the great
principle of popular sovereignty, which declares
that the right of all people to be left perfectly
free to form and regulate their domestic institu
tions in their own way. I will follow that prin
ciple wherever its legal and logical consequences
may take me, and I will endeavor to defend it
against assault from any and all quarters. No
mortal man shall be responsible for my action
but myself. ray action I will compromit
no Man. _
Mr. Maxus—lt is . not my intention, Mr.
President, to speak to the mere proportion to
print the message and documents; nor do I In-
tend to-day to attempt tp. address tho Senate at
length oft the grave and difficult subject Valid
has been unhappily precipitated upon this body.
I never felt to much responsibility in my life.
I never folks greater anxiety to do my duty.—
Never since I have become connected with public
attains have I desired In my whole soul so much
to do what would just be best for this great
country. 1 feel my weakness, and how much I
regret the suggestion I made yesterday eve
ning, that I concurred with the President of
the United. States In the views he had taken,
and shcinid endeafor to defend those views, for
I now feel how mach lam unprepared. But
while I shall not make a speech to-day, I de
sire very -briefly to notice some of the proposi
tions of my friend from Illinois, whiat have fal
len on My ears as moat extraordinary.
I desire simply to say that I was exceed
ingly anxious to understand the precise position
of that' question. It was difficult to tell,
from the language of the schedule. Yesterday
I tusked Colonel Henderson, of Kansas, who
was an active member of the Conventlek
what it meant. "Why," said he, "It means tblm
That there are two entire Constitutions, and the
people vote separately for the Constitution with
out slavery-411e Constitution the Convention
has formed—or the Constitution with slavery."
I understood him to say that there were two
Constitutions prociettly similar.
Mr. DOUCILAS. If there are two Constitutions,
as We' have but .. 4120, I should like to etc the
Other; and I want to khOW which one of the two
the Senator from Pennsylvania is for, when he
eve he agrees with the President in going tor
this. '
Ur. Moran. I said they were precisely
similar.
Mr, Doeatts. If there are two copies of the
same Constitution, I coif understand tt, but that
the Contention made two Constitutions precise
ly sirailar,,L -do not understand. But if they
did, ivied difference does it make? You may
Note for this Constitution or the other one; but
they aro „list ullke, and you must take one or
tbe other.
- 7Mr. Maim One will make Kansas a free
Sfetta, and the other will make it a stare State.
Thit Ii the differtuice.
lir, Deco 17ou may vote for this or the
other Constitution; "and If you vote for either,
you May mote on the elavery Auestion; but un
less you do Tote for one or tho other of these
Constitutions, you cannot vote on that =Wed.
It -makes no difference how many copies they
made; the airaple'question is, do they allow the
peiple to vote , on the gaiety vestlon without
castings Sate any ,ether subject? By that
Constitution - you- Cannot' Tote on the slavery
queston by itself. .Ton- aro compelled to write
on the ballot; "For the Constitution," as pre
liminary, to voting. Tour right to rote is then
conditional, not free.
. .
ITO as coarntestr.]
. ,
GLYCERINE, ir
©LYCERINI .:
111 # 1 7eined. sad pranntailve of
chßned Piaa nit Ups, fbs his at
—SUPERS UM STORE, -
cutup_ o'n!I onil St. MO Otani.
, VOLUME LXXZ alt t IU2.
gar Zale or 'Rini.
FOR RENT.—A comfortable two tor
Bert Dwelling, ten Barn sad slant wiz
nf.ai
rellentlaud.aud near East Liberty.
Pc•eemion may be haul hernorliately no appllnttoa to
ALEXANDER E.12i0;
de2 IL - 3 Liberty treat. •
•
TO LET.—A story Dwelling House, on
Nan greet. between Hand and Wayne Micas.
Item moderato to a znott [mow, and pormadon giver. at
once. roe terms pplo ALEXANDER EJSO,
de2 tr 73 Liberty street,
Store Rooms for Rent. •
TTHAT LARGE STORE
.Rooll.occu
j, pled by the ndocriber, Ow aMg and Cap Stare.),M,
situated on Wood street, near Diamond alley. At ode
Large Room over Campbell t Pollock, ox 7 Good. Were
room. Vol. term, apply to JAMES WILSON, /atter,
nol3Omd No. DI Wood ittr4L
ACOMFORTABLE TWO STORY
Dwelling, agnate on Washington erect, Alle
gheny city, coati:Lining ttro rooms and finished garret. 'Ol.
wad= can be had Immediately. ..}.gmaire ore,
1310 IL IL IMO, 1i0.210. Liberty at.
DWELLING HOUSE TO Rate That
tom:natiooa nod well neighed DweWng Emma N 0.25
Pike greet, now °maple." by the sebseribee. The house is
In line order, ad has all the modern conyenkneenorater,
mte, La, to make ltdesirable for a Lanny. Poseetlion.can
be badany time atter the end of May. Apply at R 0.42
Mins .trust, to egg4ff JASI. LAU01.11137.
TO LET.--The Hall formerly occupied by
the Eons of Tempentoce, on the corner of Wood and
Third street, Enquire of SOIL'i 3min & SON,
utektf 3i0.2.47 Liberty street.
Ohio Land for Bale
T EE subscriber offers for sale section ten,
township 12, range 10, Stark county, Ohicy commo nly known "Bowman's Semi containing 040 norms It is
"heated three miles west of Massillon, on the State Had
lesdingto Wooster, Fed within about two mike of the Pittel
burgh, 14. Wayne and- Chicago liellrond. The month. east
and northeast quarters are partly clawed and Improved—
the remainder is coma wltb, imperior timber—wad the
whole is well watered by mings end' rinining'stitania--.
Tide section Is considered the 1 / 1 1611t body of laud In the
comity. It will he sold undirlded or is quarters to snit
purchasers. Wilma° who Maim to Invest In real estate n
better opportnnity is rarely offered.
J. B. SISTETZP.B,
lio.lol 4th street, Pittsburgb.
OR BALE .
.. 5 &Ms Blom Nay. C0...t.:40 uu.by
CO. l2lSkuren Allegbeny Dank Stock. by
ssB AUSTIN LOOMIS C.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ..ALLE
GILP—NY CITY FOREIALE.—We offer for tale the.
'linable Bonne end Lot now worded by Dr. .1. ii. Smith
fronting 20 Ireton the...udder& the Diamond and extend
ing bank, 90 feet to • 10 foot alley. The bons, lantorrenkratly
arranged with extenafre back bulLtingx with • smell otalayf
the bonding could be en clumged all to makers thui hubris
stand. Will be gold low and ter= "ery arty- Apply to
B. Slet tY k SON%
an.Z Real Estate Office, Fourth at.
FINE MOUSE on corner of Market and
Plat ate, for nale, In connection prk equalamotott of
at 6 percent. Interest, to he enured on (torte or othet•
npproved eccurlty.
7 -- oot good Coat Property on the Monongahela river,
(ht pool) with a cuh capita ofig2o,ooo to work tho mines,
.served oq state or improved city property.
ma% 11. McLAIN a SON.
Land For Sole
. . . ...
4
..,BEAUTIFUL FARM OF ABOUT .
creep erre• within • ulna 'end a half of Milt;
Ile d it It .' . ' l it ' uVr " o n Vo n a 1 1 5.? ti enttrwrr d at . •m th er 6 m l rtii:
tumhbeen made up= It: It le the best qu ip of Lime
eau Lamt, end has begin under • high state et cultlvatket.
It contains simnel:lsere* of Timber, end there le naming
water In ever geld.
Par farther Information earinlre offlca. faraT:tf
ITALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.. FOR
yi SAL:B.—The undenlgned offer, 43r We enitiuorable
tere*a. hitge number of building lots in the AM Ward of
the city;''' The foto fronton Pe9mylvants'Avenue, Watson,
Tarim:A.4mnd, ' , globs, l'kroy and Bluff insets, Are hot
told mhiutes weltt from the Court bow cud will be told
deg
Pe Persona dealmqi of tecariug a convenient and haaltby
location fora bowie, or wishing to purchate for speculation,
In hoot otitis city which mut continnesteadily to improve
will and It to theiradvantage to call opala the anbacrlber.
e. MAGEE, Att'y AS Law,-
myZlaf :' N 0.104 Fifth street.
CIOAL LAND FOR SALL—The undersign-
IL/ ed den, for'ees ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES
of COAL LAND,
eitnated on the first pool, one of the most desirable locations
on the Monongahela river.
no attention of Iron men, Cold men, and capitalists le
directed to tidsproperty, ae it is believed lb. opportunity foe
profitable investment Ls such eels not often presented. The
terms are easy. Full particulars may be obtained by letter
or othenrise, by antiunion of
AUSTIN LOOMIS CO., Stock and Note Broker,
ap3 N 0.22 Fourth Street.
I§ITOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS do
co AT THE MERCHANTS' Z_tCIIA,NOB ETEBT
lIRSDAT BTENLNO.—Bank, Bridge, romance and
Copper Moak, Bond and Bead I.ldate fold at public =de
at the Sferchante Naehange by
AIISTIST,OO3ILS t CO,
Noma Draft. and Loans on Beal &stilts negotiated on
reasorudde term. by AUSTIN LOCIFIB .k CO.,
se.M Block A Bata Waimea. 92 liontth at.
Enanto
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-10,000 Men
t eagle le the wee of the mast popular selling
Books In America. Invalids, Mechanics, ferment and Tench.
ers wishing to travel, will nod We to lea very profitable
and pleasant brudneas, enabling them to ere the country,
nod make motley at the num alma. lt onto aim lathe ham
Imam axe eituiteg from Ipto to 111,600 per year. Yor Colt
particulars and a 118 of nooks, address U. M. 11.111JSON,
Queen City Poblishlng Muse 141 111.11112 strcet, Cincinnati,
dm or, if liefen ram, le IttILTSON, Yhtladelphha
anta IrdatrfaT
Money Getting Enslerin
•
WANTED. --$SOOO of good business or
accommodation paper hating from CO day. to 0
mouths to run In oon. from $lOO to AOO. Apply et the
dace of not') trLAIII EON.
BEESWAX WANTED—The hi hest price
paid for Ilivairat at IL L. PAIINESTOCK &MR.
BEEF BLADDERS WANTED—The high
est price pall for 'Beef Bladders at
n 0.30 B . L VAILVESTOCR lc CO'S.
IT OR ES 110 fiIVAINTID—'-A
to go to the country, can obtain eady
omplo ood
ment and mod Ingo: by applying.: THIS 0171 CH
tely, oc24:dtf
WANTED -LA first MillWrto go to lklar.h
-,llle,Teen.,to whom liberal ware will be laid.—
None need erply who rennet be well recommended.
sol 7 13411AnDICILEY.It CO.
YCANTED -47,000 in Pittsburgh and Al
legheny Warrants. 'also, Onsineen.Accroatnodal
er =MA of $1;000, fint edge, can to ascanat
ed at ler, rrdurial ratas. Kula IL WLADI & SON.
£3.417 1 41UJEL BRADLEY.
!WM LAB/. (Rolm the St. Clair Stmt. Britt")
Allegheny City. Penna., .
lIILMO/1CT1711131 Or
BRADLEY'S WOOLEN !BITTING YARN,'
every Color and Number.
TS PREPARED TO PILL ORDERS QN
j. short notice for every color ornurober of Yams. OLv
ng been ono of the original numaLtcl=ten of the edam'.
64 ' , Bradley Woolen Yana," In connectiott with toy brother,
Wmalradley, of Wheeling, I would respectfully adlelt a
share of Lhe order, for Yams, as above.
air Oath paid fur Sheep &fru and Wohl. Jeff7:lyd_,
-4 J. WOODS' PEARL STAUB. constant
u . 7 7 on baud and tr ado by lba andarideoed. Foal-
Ha mar Windfall that this rapertor earth to found
equal to say of the more expeadvo forma otearo Starch In
use, for making depute Blanc Mango, Paddlagg, at Zia .
Bo particular to minim for -Woo:be roar/ March.
• • •
A. A. lIARDY,
corner Pint sad fern ntn.t.
Pittsburgh Stamp and Stencil Works
JNO. D. M.A.TTMOWEi,
Stamp, Stencil and Brand Cutter,
OBBING CUTLER, GRINDER,- kc—
Knives, Wes= and Damn Ground, An; Entre Blades
Inawtsch Table K/liTOB i , 1414 d, and Deneral Jobbing at
tended to LOCNIDDITII AND DMAgrANGEN,
No. 138 Smlthneld Street near Ma th ,
AMBIJRGIT, PA.
Si -The above Arta la prepared to make anything la the
akapo of an edge tool, or do any bled or smith work what
me, on abort notice. .17201 yd
Painters.
LOPIO &LANE.
OUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS,
N 0.77 (Old Post Olicalltdellag)Third strait, between
J
and Market stmts. All order promptly &tended to.
szeceted la saaparlorstyle. ma= Ord
itl/BUII,OUP, Esq., of Duquesne Borough
112t . ny i, ? 4 , ,,, P: i6 cusx %V ai l.: taut Matthias
Miar Ram
tchell and dears nearly HO per cent. BF sad Ma
alma for sale by seal M . EATON.
GROOERLRS--150 bags oriole Green Rio
Coffee.
100 half chests Young Hyson Team
25 " " Ounpowdet
45 papered and loose Black Team
100 brs. of the ?Erb= standard brands Tobacco;
75 Ul"m-Groom' New York Etyno4
25 Loraine.'
100 " r isge i re York, dm
" Winter Itiossimd Whale. Oil;
•
30 " Tanners . 011,
Witb an assortment of all other our lbso.
8 & DILWORTH,
Dell No HO and 13215scond et.
XLIL RA !M R% No. 105 Market .13treet,
Dialer In Bonnet., It Sinn. Trimmlop, and
taaw Cloodlgenarally. JeZ,
ri BBLS. ' GREEN APPLES:
4 / 6 " nal Batter.;.
2 White Des=
cask Potash;
4 Mb Timothy SW;
GO boxes Chase, •
Ric'd and for sale by • GIIRIWEII. i DILWOATLI;
. 130 awl LW &rood street
'PENN: WHITE WHEAT EXTRA'FANI
LY VLOIIR-60 1,1114.0411011 MEIN -•
" Milrer El=im
47 " Sllverflprittp 'attic
Z - " Union =a,
Now landing from itntztor St. Lawrence for 411• Li •
ttatgl • issruz DIGEST-A Co.
TRISH MOSS-25 bblo. Avitite for sale by
.11.doB 11. A. PAIMMITOft. A 00.
STARCIL-300 boxes Rochester Pearl Starch
68 26NHYA. COLLINS.
FEATIIERS.-25 Backs- now !raiding froni
etcamerlzords and dir dela, -
minatk ROP.E.-z•NAVY OAKUM,
75 eons ame4 ems ltaallbi Rom:
106 bale• best 17571051=7,55 Loud war ale by
bat ,703579 i 0001,1717, N 0.111175145 tenet.
CHEESE:4OO boxes prime w. R. Cheese
100 u ashen
far deny mat J. IL CANYIELD.
bbls Linseed.
/44schea wws - on ado by
UCKWILEUT FLOUR-30 sacks, 50 lbs
=kin gtors =Mr als by T. In=• CO.
OLD BUTTEB.--51bia. choice to arrive
lar ado by (oda) AMU,' tßOtalo. - .
WHITE - .BEANS.-:-4 Able. in :store' and
Iry for (war ASIVELL. MI &CM
rOTABIL.-10 blga. niAnwirior oracle , to
anirpb7o.4Ell.lt.saliztalsby
. _ ArTUI; Mit t C4'.l"
t~''` .' g
lutscettancous
• RAP4p-srouxEssigrarnso,
, ArowrinTn-Ilm OE T SUCCITS TITS
- 6116-
(-•
\ k„.!".: :
nualbas eript..l7 liutoc?anyt, stmao,
BY ALDX.COWLEV; one ortiiiihtosifinun
ed Mid ocommUdird trod:tom moi Wiliam of Masao.
As an Indisputable osiihmee of this, be harthie mom alone
hem airardoil.fight Eirst.Promlertu for But Atom amidP,
bla ornrk basing Gem titivated tvith.Frit and Tor,
mod ovagratod or Liftgraphed lit . the sue of ammo
. m tiom time ordhultede.o.oho,...--4/0
For IMlCommerMal coarse, time thili*" . d, r• 33
drFor portimilam sporimerip .of.writho, gaol-throw ad
, °MU
•
A RE iiirtieittaily adapted. to dexangements
Jag. of the Apatite sad . dlseasei arising tram
Impurity of the blood. tilarge part 9f 11l the eeutlAbddte
that aftllstraueklud originate to ohe- of•themc: sad souse,
=pia*. PI t 9 tin• found tó • side •tuarty • varlettet,of
• SuldoLued are statements from Jeanie smirteJoi 'Physitletab
of fhelauffects la,their practice. •
Froze agrioright, et Nem.
relds•sre the prince of purges.. Their. =thaw
qualltles "Tone eurptua any. catholic we poems. • Theism mild
but very certain end ethetualhe their action an
thebmb,
bomb,
which saakeathezaharalpubbe to rut in the daily treStMalit
- • •,-..
TOP JAM= .6v at etioTLlU'rls.
' . Prom Dr- Theodore Bettie)! 2Ceio•Tork"eil
only, ere your -Ma whattably adapted he idea
purpose as en aperienti -but , I dad Ibth* innelielal mint*
Iron the Levet
tern
marked indeed; They here in my
pencllce mania more effectual for the 'etdd rove
prat:4l2nd an'yonatemedy _am - Yrientioa. ItelimeatiT
mina, the we have et Part a purgative which hi worthy
the emlldettee ot the mode:ion acia the people: , •
•Dvirram—Lantaryriott.
l'ront Dr. - flinty J:Enrse;rjSi: Zonis.
-.The WWl** vrenekted enough toes:4 vas tune heel
meal la my prectlee t and have natintledals that they are
traly ea extreordluary medicine. BP Povii 2 l47, ire UPI
adapted to Me Xmases of the Inantawystent, tbitThey Med,
to wort upon ahem "Una Ilimantreti 1102218 bias a 'lO
- and tatlittattoa itithlbem e which' . Mid i•etated the
other Maas we eritatnahly: me. Indeed .I tune expert
mentallY Man: them tole Ohtani Melanie: hit he .-o m
plaintshor which you reeonsoutod Chem.!'•
' --•.:
. From Pr. 4.0. Gran, 01,4giicoon.
"Tour PuLis him hada long trial ta and I
hold'them hreetotto one ot Ahdbittt'aperients I hate weer
•founch•Tbetraltarativo dent upon: the. that:natal them
.•••=dliiii veina.Y. When &onto EMen dams . for Wiwi
dyhentiry andntiarthrta. ' Th eir nigur mating mike. them
vary semptAle and onamiteat ibr-•the.ase. of women oh]
INTEiSe — h OrrikreTlo,lll.l.te-' . -grertreSto'S.
From 'Mrs. Z goon, whoprodion o Physician and Arid
. wife (re Mean. • • .
one or tvo large deem ofyoor PlXte,rahen at the
proper time, are excellent promotive" of the maimed Deere-
Uou when vrholly or muttony ittlyprettor alto very Cr.
rwtum to cleans. the stomach er expel norms.- ..They are
ma much the hest phyvto.ere here Ord I recommend no (Aber
is toy patient .^ • • - . •
COXfirtrirteX:—lStarixtee,
fhtrohn, Itentreol,Ctrrtodo.
'Too nutclicannot be said of Your Pala for . tbd curd d'
togfirenest. If other. of our fraternity bars found thou
IakatiOUJOILI I hars,they shoukljoht me In-proclaiming
it for the trued t of the multilffde. who troffer -tram that
complaint which, although tad enough la Itself, 6 tho pro
genitor of Others that WM worm' I'6olle-co cortmeness to
originate to the liter, but your I'Me affect that erg= 000
.emu the disease: „
,
lisrManes or ins Iluees--„Scaorcta —.Diestrnas EU,
110Y011—TLITIH—TrX07.3—REZOW1031— 0077
..
jilso .03..7-raid Hari, nad a / 4 CM.
eVou were ruht, DOCtor, in saying that youriku.tpurify
the Wad. Thiy at, th at. I bniesuenl them of tale years lu
my practlcromd agree withyourideletneutiratbrar efficacy,
They inimulate dormitories, and earmuff the Impurities • .
that, stagnate in the blood, en,genderlog dinease. They
stimuli% the organs of digestion, end prase rizlity end
rigor into the system.
"Such remedies es you prepare ere a notional benefit, and
you deserve met credit kir them." ' T -
•
ina ItnanecoX,Esen Iftenacur—roo r t. eroxten—Purs—
Dzorsy-Putamt—Putitrue—Fna—te.
From Dr. Discendlieyd,Dnilimeri.
"Due Da. Am: I canna goner lop, what roma:lints
I here send with your Paul better than to lay al that ter
errr treated with popidireseroicfee. I pleeetrest depend.
.007 00 an effectnal cathartic lu my deny contest with dis
ease, end bent:ling as Ido that your P 1134 a ff ord as the best
we hare, lo r croons value them highly."
Ilosz al the Dills to market euntalnilerrory, which.
although a valiableremeds in ekillfol huidtylic dangeroro
Ina public rdit, . from the 'ilreedfid -ceasequescee that fre- .
onently follow its hiCaullOrt.ll.lo; -frheoo . ,contota no man-n-
ry or mlnerel enb•temres atatattiv
. .
A"EL'It'S CHERRY..PEVIOBAL
loni been niannfaitaired by a Practlearammist, end
m7mince . Of it underhlsown eye, with InTarlableraccuracy
and corr. .Ix la mated. and protected_ law from conn-
Jarrett, and ransequently can be relied on.ar gentiles,
without adulteration. It supplies' the surest remedy the
world has ever known far the-cure of all yailMatun7 com.
pram tar_ Coughs, Odds, lloarseness,' Asthma,
i thil. d
treTettf pktl Cuvaty = 4. le . alic -4 =e the _
-do nom mitts b e liscr.ewiderand better known
this reedirine has mid:telly become the best reit:Uwe of tire,
eillieted, from the logesibin of rim Aznericanpeesant tot b.
palaces of Enropean Thniughenit this entire country,
in every sfate and city, end indeed elmoit every hamlet it
marsh* CNIMIT Prtrattati is !sown es theta= dell mu*
dies nu (Mamma of thi thniat and lungs., /nmany foreign
countries lits extenslrelj rued OT thou 'nicer. Intelligent
phytitians, If there . Is any depegience on what meat of
every stition certify it hes, done foe thenulf la can tryst
own ranee. 0110111 d81141211=1 lartaklll.ll of the
longe yield to it nee am depend en the =m of in
tell4ent physicians, whose balm= is to ken= ho c t,
then) s any rellanesUpw any thing, then
eat
treentioLly
proven that this
an
and meth,' 'clam of dimmest lt
IS deeign.l Lir beyond any and all other remedies known to .
utemkind. Nothing tut ita Wain.* MMus, =I the =Ueda
thimble benefit conferred on thousand* "of sufferers, email
orienate and metal:W the4reputatkoilt
on interior remedies hove been thrust -upon the 7a:immunity
have Vidled,ond been disceided, thitlum gabled Wends by
every trial =rural Lonitlts on the tilltc.Tellheytan novo,
forget, and prodneed mtrestoontimeroinandierafrkabis
be fOrgotten. , . •
1. , e ...red by Dlt J. a ATER, Pratireil Away - 11W
ers=- Lowell, Blass., tuulaold by ail - .l],t tubas end Nal
edielnes everywhere,- -Gm . dalalairlyA
• GAS • PICON 'ROBIN , OIL
FATTY 11"7,17/1) T.T.AMICELIAL..
THE HIGH ILLUMJNATING "PROPER-
A :TIES of Oen -Trona Rosin end nteientate aeltstancaa •
hatnaleaninade theta Semite inatedal to the menu
Isctureof Metall:albs; Oals Mod Oal Oolopodea nee Roe-
,L •
In with coaLin crier tompyly theft costotocalultb Bo-
ROSIN Is entttely,Onalteco all_dneas inn refuse WI.
OM" elth Yield, et once, It. Drillfaut Illomlnotlng Ow.
Tha rester original coaror the &played= for the MUM •
. Wit Emotcaal'ess togetba. sags the attention tad expense • • .
constanUl7 tegnlrredd,,andthe dZcntty,il not Itayoulb/llty,
of *nerdy separating the inniholceon* delatarkoot and - -
ollltedes denereted In - mal e tradar.thellOSLN OIL • 1 , . 40
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