THE DAILY^PITTSBERGHGAZET^
, HEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Iranviascnta,OWEH *co.. «crnju HmnwJJ
ittimra llocu, (Appleton 1 * -Vo MO and 348
-V4O Fork ■
Imported Wlnea, Groceries? !
I. & W. GF.ERY, I
- 203 Cl3*t 6TMET, ISO 713 snOaLWeT, *l* roX *‘ |
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IMPORTERS AND. DEALERS U*FUj*T
. X Qtullli family Grocori-'*. bOor to tb *a3
PrfrateFimUic., and nU wbjnr. ■*"'=• *» '
dfaora a poiirffie cr'.icb, a fcas* Poncbooa. Kngitab
TEIL-Croon and K«k,S^a.CT !
BtoaWan,ooH«w,tap«M | S^"'
. Hyaon, to. In cboat* nnd.bul/ cboltaJM
-COFFEE—3loebaandJft*a- a„, nry old
"SSSS'SSK .fSSJSiis “*
BißKSShuSnEut' v«*wy.
ft fcluodon • Cg* d £ ao
Do Iloidttkk, Q. rp Moran* « . An-Acfc, Ab-
LlQUOll3—Brandies, Rcmi, J™*"*UiU;, B j*oCar»coa,
aintha, Klnwh, Ac., 4c, in original >
MsrasJUno, Anisette Korean Hitter b ao * EngHib
HALT LIQUOItS-JdOiiilaa DroimStoW,
CIGARS—A TatlolT of elide* biand*-
PICKLKS-EarUsbandFrtßcji- , tc
SAUCES —Fcr Fl»l»jCorric, Priaco Albert,
CHEESE-rSinton, Ouster,
‘ , n I SSSI^S-“!' a. Cao.a.do, l.l»
HA»£JiwotpluSS^A®«J CA "'
nnldn, t .^^ ?t oni
own importation- ■
Srugglstß.
: XTACKEOWN & FINLEY, Wholesale
lVLl)iiuKUU«rfMantincta«r»of Carbon Oil, Ko. 167
Ci lowly atrwt, Pittsburgh. Pa. jaSfoiyd
SL. FAHNESTOCK & Co., late of the firm
.B. A. mw»w* * Co., IUKI <“’ JJfSS
No. W.rom.rWooduid Fourth
—
B At FAHNESTOCK, & CO WHOLE
. balh Drtiscli'UL-Aiid il»oui*cliuw« of White Xead,
ißlVSuSw.w*' Wood «od Froot
bargli. ~
T SCnOONMAKER. MANUFACTURER
• I of WTilt# Lead, ILsl LooJ, 2Udc,
Jfw.| ViraUbe. |ug D
gc.. No. Wood fit. PUtilmrgh, P»- ocaayq -
rOHtf nXfT. Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
J jrOuttsy^Wbolefcrfatßd
in pint*, Oils, te-> cater Wood »nd Slktn »t«ctj,
An.nl far Dr- Fortf. Mrtldnu.
TOtf V F.-SCOTT, WIIOLKS ALE DEAL
.I erlnDtns*, Potato, OiU»V»niW)«*>nd Dj«ul&, No.
! sa UOortJ .trwt, Pitt.bnrgh- _ ‘ . *
]
! |J^ra!& r HEITE^WiiOiISALEAND
i - K BetxllDtnsgiiU, corner of Üborty nad B*. CUIt Bt5 -i
j VuubntK^
*f OSEPH' FtEMINU, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
! * I Wncos * cLtoroer H*rket itn*t end Diaaond, iscp.
J SoiUnUy cah*nd?Sl andco^letea«^to»ntrfDT^g«,
I i awllrine* Sl«llcit» Ciestj, Pttcfamory,«»d *Ji Mitel* pet
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I ‘lr^iaa^ntrgiS’raprniKraaST'.
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Btaltrs.
rtIIEESE -ffAREIIODSE.-HENEY H.
•2*5 Wool »t-. aborfr Wfctar, Ptttroorgn. -
T B CANFIELD, LATE OF AVABBEN,
J - OinO J Comml«ilon»»i>
v rrta,,t ’
botwwu SmlthAeU mud Wood, Pittahnryn- -
ivT’B.VKE & ANJER, tSUCOESSOM
(VI ;to A- * A. TJe»lfr»^
Pratacft. CoiumlKrUm and HrmriiDß >s7:dlV] J*l2
Socoort «tiwl, P*- l Jan - *» *—
. -rvAVID C'-HERBST, t'UJUB,
ssssiSr®’ o'* 0 '* “-■
. ■ boP-SYTU, IijtJCOESSOK ;;u
inr KtDUOT UEJfIKAL COMMISSION
H', Ifcrehssi «iiJ Dohrta'Otowiw n»
nnutmt, *swiransW&-
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VjOBEKT UUTOHiNSON, C°mIISSION
K, \tr.- c haat;fTtbo •*!» of Wwurn Rwfm^ww.
sasSaS^SS&feg*
ruIAKLES -B. LIiEOU. tUIUVAkUIKu
f.cli %tr®ot, t«ct<n«ea Fir«t aod Vf fc»«r- ~
.Sole warehouse.— jas. uMiu
A. m, Itoirr If Flour, Prort.ioo. aoi
« UL3rt '
sn-lSmUhficM.Vittshargli, P*.
,ggy»Tcnns cwh.
(Eatjcts.
irriLUAM McCLINTOCK, Dealer in
;W- 'C&rpcU Nn. tH Msrktt UrceU
-I-vEAtaSR 1 ra'CWtBE'CSi OIL CLOTHS,
1)MATIIXO A ■
attotnegs.
OBERi ATTO^^AT
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~ Carr tale” and Wagon Manufactory.
t STEPHENS, Agent, J
lwrtS«*V«M S«rfa»J Di<nmni AU' 3 ,
WOULD respectfully inform }**<£££§:
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,ro ° “ CTCto
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f a «wr* «ui£or ealo by jf 0 .209 Übffrty et,
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Sundries —
■•no b*e» Prim* Rio Coffee;
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75 boS»wotted brixodi Lamp Tab***
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CORNER DASP AKD LTBKRTV
RECEIVER DAILT. CAN ANP SHELL
OYSTERS* ■■
Uhl ud Etilern put** 401
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FOBGE AXD TRIP HAMMERS.
TT AMMERS of ,ho following -e* Ac..
I „,ll m l,jii.»il,lncW»o!<g, A M xjnjKgTl UOTT , -2, ■•»■• ; ; „ .. Jm.
p»tcutecs *a3 oxchaW* i "a,•'J* ‘. „ ~ .£OBB u - WO.
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•• S: -S •• “ «^em u “ «»•
»“^sjs^SE TAW,
P*.
TTSSTB. KKWTOII A. BBAOBUUVS, I
M anufacturers of tho Patent Aroh |
m . pi Bll v pfann Forte*, celebrated for depth, full
.tellur tinging qualify aftbeir
rtSribej’baTs rSrtTed the highest ecominme
Satit mo*lcal celebdtlw of the country; end in
brought hi competition with other luitra-
S,taJ*tsKFfl» h!«h&
Arth Wrert Plank, which U owned nod used only by
guarantee* their (tending In tune longer than
their unprecedented demandtn all £“*• °J
tSwuntry ilawfflrient proolof their snperioraxcellMM*-
A ÜboraldUcount to Clergymen, School* and the trade.
/
fflommissum, &c.
luuotMLKXca J°«» u Jo *
roa B. LEECH a CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MEBCHANTB.
DEALERS IN
FLOUR and bacon,
Tin “Plate and. Tinner's Stools,
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES
'tow
MoALPIN * CO.,
(UL of i- 9- A Co. I*itUborgh>.
GENERAL COMMISSION
iso
H’ORWAKDINQ' msrcham-
Jo. p h 8. Wl 4 Pittibßrgb
tlly. *l— :
THOMAS A -OAMdltAudßßt
/COMMISSION ANDTOBWAHMkO
(< MKRCHASTa, W>. SO Pint Sirt't, SI. to«l». Mo
WD TO V'
anroa, EUetma* 4 Co. t I Lww-
LoßiaTX,STtw*aT*Ca,l . 4c
WiU porchaa® to order, Le*d,U«nxp,
Prompt attention glron to any manner of forwarding
SPRINGER lIARBAUGH, COMMISSION
Merchant, Dealer iaWoob Proelaiona and Pnxloco s»n
orally, No. 291 Liberty ittwt. Pn. ’ ...
TTENRY s. KING, (LATE OF TUE
H firm of Kins * * Moarbfad,). Cammbel® .Merchant,
low Market, PUtrtmrgb.E*’ -
Aft ITTriYV, (SUCCESSOR XUII-AH
sgsag-g-
EbWAHD' T. MEG RAW, UKNEHAL
ic. No. 211 UU.rty-fnv-r, tbch*ad of Wood.H«i
bnrgti, Pa-
©totem.
Baqaley, cosokave 4 00.,
Wbolwftl* 0 rotors, Nos. 18 *nd 20 ffo-J
- ‘ " ft. USUOU.
t>eTs'T‘'‘^
B*s-«ua , »«este'
■^s’a.j'a.rs'-sgs
•ami, Pitlttargh, rTSSTT
W — —if MITCIIELTREE, Jh., A »KO.,
Uinor M.rckoou, So. lot LUsrty .tn»t. rua|>urgl>
~~ _ ‘ j 7» t WJUI
*TONES * COOLEV, WHOLELALE GRO-
J CEK3 ud Boat Fdrld.hen, i« ProJo “
Pitt.W, Eiufcau.», So U. Wob, «r~l. oca,
Atldv. PUttbwiA. J’*-
— ; " JOOS * ULWORTO
QURIVISXDiLWkm wholesale
IS Grown. No 130 and 132 itrwt. (IVrfwwu
iod Smlthflrid. Pittofrargh. . v _— -
"T nrrL B E irt’ SO N, . WIiOLE&ALL
pitutai
— H ' Kll ‘rioTD niuu non.
TohX~ floyo i co, wholesale
228 LiUrty »ire»c, yittf borgh- __ _
joit* tnuuS-
WTLSON';^WHOLESALE ORO-
W CdtnuiiMau Merchant* and I ro-
Pittsburgh
— .......ftVBK&T WCIM
TSAJXU DICKEY 4 CO., WHOLESALE
r^MK3KLs»' , “-
. urrLfc Ji
T LITTLE * CO., WHOLESALE uKO
„pnq pj-odnce and Commiation Merchant*, and
S, to KlUtorsb Msnafcutores, No. 1K S-j”'“ r £ •
gltuburefa. ;-c»o»tS.
i wTI M^IcCUTC'UEOS‘ A CO; WHOLE-
W BALE and
JUSSft^S* w?
lljUny tret, earner of Irwtn^rttwjrg —
L.EE VtoT’wuOLESALE
' A nrocora. l>nxlo« and CotamUaton Mercbani*,
ffiSjtJlo MoonfocMm, No. 8 H ooj •**“*{ J* -
tweaa Water and l runt »t-, Pittsburgh. ? p -
.„.*aVl*.*ubibos.
'*'‘Co:; WHOLESALE
rv oraon, Comml«.Io» MmctacL, »*”
uij. of PtoYWow [Woo. cad Pl.uta.cl.
So. 256 Utartj.Wit, pnutargii. ' - A
. obeStTT KINO, WHOLESALE GRO
fC cm, Comntetan Merchu... *■>•! I*al*r ’SJ'SJ
ud .11 kind. ot Pr»"'™. r '°,^ U Jt
month of Sixth Pl.fl.nrgh, Po. UteJ •*
tinwi m»d» oo cgmlgntaeDt*-
JA*M t. ÜBXJMVO.
'"dAL'zlll"A CO., WUOLE-
Oroi.Z' CoiSlMto. *-» r°rw*rt‘»S
No. 251 Liberty ttroot, Piltsbcrto.
IStal JSetatt aijcnis.
notes,
Jel:dtf
, .TIIOS. p. 100*18
ToOTStooiSFrco;; - DEAiBRs m
*<“■“"‘" ”1
* eCOfit KnfnM AND DR APTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
tOOMIB. WotoJ Public- “
T> . McLAIN & SON, Beal Estate Agents
jy , ,i-.J PHI Brokff*. tip. Fourth ■trevl-
ISoottsrtlns,
Vi mnNSTON &, CO., Stationers,
W mink iwok M.nnf«tortr. .oJ j.l> ■’'‘"'''J.jo"
67 Wood «troet, PitUborgb, P*.
—Jv'COOHRANKT (SUCCESSOR TO
1
SSrosSiiaßra»
yy .YA CO BOOKSKLI.EKa AM) o'l'A
.T -, Aroiiojgggg-
.^TlTflOooKsS®
jHusit, &c.
KcniCKBMIO* SOSff ,nd ORQA.N
BOS ft HAMLIN’S MODEL QaO . U
HARMONIUMS, wS Dolor to Mo*lc»bJ un
JaW
, KLEBER
Marie*! Ipitroment*- ”
ffTRTX}TIE BUiaU!, M-^MUgAtnW
Bgg^gaagifrifflL«.»«*—*■
• myS —.
JOB PRINTING
CARPS,
CIBCUtARS,
po9^Sulrts.
LABEL 3. „_. M
LETTER URADB,
, -satSSs-
1 * £ SSSiSi'Mf'ii!*'"”'
lo H. OorfflftnClK“«^«*fp L ßl cO
In itor** mriA tur «a!b by ■ * a ~
for nl» bT • 251 Liberty Bt
j»l9 _
OTAKCU.-300
p ferntoby -l»» ..
iHanufactuwre.
MORRIS Ac COX.TABT,
JOS. F. HAMILTON * CO.)
KNGINEKR3 Ac MACHINISTS,
Corner Finland Lit,'*!/ St'., PHubntyli. Pa.
iST&h , oirxr& .
BucUm Turning Uthee, - '
Q Drilling ileclUne*. *c.
Also, Wrought Iron Bb.Wog, «!* P°l W*>
sggklrcUlyr ' . •
WStLB, BIDDLB * CO-,
ao Fourth Street, -Pittsburgh, Pa., .
\\rii lps, thokgs“and switches
W Ordm eolldted ftan thetrode, end promptly «blj-
ft per cent, diicoant for cwh.
, J
SAMTJBH-. BBADLBV. 1
Blsi Li!n, (Below lh. St. CUlt StT«t ndJg.,)
Allegheny City, Penna.,
BRADLEY'S WaOLfTEWHISO YAM,
TS pbepabKto filTordebs-on
«har®ofthe order* forTirnt, *
yyfwms paid for Sheep SMtu *° d Wo °l
~, _jaxxd u. cacifl
' nim “Sua"B«sinu*co.,
61 Ponnßt., below Marburv KT
OTEAM BOILER MAKERS ANDSIffiET
O If* sll Worker*, chimney*.
gfier, LocomotlTO, Fined *nd CylindDr HoiiOT.uau^^.
IfS S’gi'Se X do»» « to rtqrot W
tiSr'EtiSm ftora « dUumco prompt!, .Mendrf to.
Jb22
Pena cotton mils, £ 1 « ,, ?, a , r jfi? l V A O.
Kennedy, ohilds & co., manofao
' TUBERS of— £
Pena A No. 1 hwj MSh««bK*
Carpel Chain of all color* and abaJee;
Cotton Twine;
- Bed Cordf; „ . . .
“ plough Line* *ud 8“b Coro.
m Roix 1 of all »ire» and description*;
SaJSSHrit At
a On-131 Wood «tre«t, will hare attention- 3 __
: JAMES IKWIN, *•
MANUFACTURER OP
SULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid,
Esrsysr Srs*
Aqn.AmmouU.VlK; M""” Jo
fowler's BvJ«ttlon;
• • : ti. joßwaw*-,
J.. 1 l-LIOUX *■ *■■ •'OBXSOW
PEIUIIX A JOHNSON,
M ANUVACTURKnS AMI BKAL ™ 3 . I, 1 *.,, . „
WF, CIULPSiCO'S PATEN I tLAS
. TIC rIBK ASH WATBE-PBCOV I-KIU'AT
HOOPINU, 133 Tbi*D aTMLgt,
II. aiiWAttRKN A CO.,
MANUFACTURERS' AND .DEALERS IN 1
WARREN’S IMPROVE!* HRL ANDI
Water-Proof Composition mJ-RnoOo* M H
Urbl*
—SI Fifth
MantfSWSvcoi*.
Franklin •trecH, Rirroinphani, oi»p(#n* ?lH«ljm h h, P
oiflO-dly*
. JOU* B. UtRIOS-
TQ9MI9 HltOQti
I'nlon Foundry,
MITCHELL, HEBBOSI * CO.
\\f ILL CONTINUE TIIE BUSINESS OF
W Ihe Unl-n Foundry, M Ih. " 1J ''» nJ I ‘-NNOUI.
JiiTCUELL A CO, No- >»< U“«?
They Mill m-uuihwture, m eiwl, ■ Urge w, t
.utnuJnl »f CASTINGS, ™.prOH.S
Conkinc StoTes, Kangcs anJ blult. Ow n»,
“fell
..■iS.riS’jSf.gK™
Mill anil Machinery Castinpi Generally.
And GAS.nJ WAtEB FIFES ol *ll .ir-w
IRONJSD XAILSOTTHKnISI fiBA.VOA,
ShOTOla, Spadoa, Picks, & c -.
All ,f which will ho »IJ »1 nienuluiUirer. lirtreA
mjT:\y
WILLIAM TATtt,
Plumber and gas fitter, no. io
ronrlL«r.,l, uw S 2
dix,r u, Alto.nK. I’Kkin™,-. UfflM. »nd F-L.K
L*cock Allegheny # P ty-w. Qu «nd
Krcry devrjjitlon of Fitting! ciySktf
“ Kuc»ai«c Vile Floor,
for Cbnrrlnw, IblU, Cm*"*'"!}*. \ MUlrulr.
AI FRED EXGLAND, Solo Api'ut.
Ti'ROM THE ORIGINAL PATENTEES, I
x Ifcwen.. Minion * Co.. Umdon, nn.l Momti. Mlllnr A 1
CSt», New York, for PUtiburfh *»d l>» W.«.
Ailwurk exenifp.l in o itrlo- iuui«,
.n"s™»™~n l~~n M*-’ *»„!.
etfy. [apJJ_
i A^AXU^CT^ErOF-iIOOTsI^
i M «.n.l SIIOKS of Mery dwrlption, So. «
I ttrart, < * autyu
insurance agents.
TITE 4 CHAFFEE'Agent* Neptune Insur
>dc< Co-, Lafayetta Hall, Wood «trwt
—FINNEY' Agent Eureka InsaracneCo.,
• No. 9 Water «tr*et.
-4 A CARRIiTIt, SECRETARY
A . penn*yl»»nla larar»n« Oompany of
Joues’ Bnllding, Pcrortb wwft “
OAMUEL L. MARSHALL, Secretary Cid
P tens' Insoranca Compmj. M Wfttcr
Y7> M. GORDON, Secretary
r • anceComjiaoy, W Water «treet-
J" GAJIQINER COFFIN, Agent for Front
t lin Fire Inauranee Company, SortEwt comer Wood
&od Tbtni atxeeU.
ifi Agent for Delaware
1 # Muloal Immraoca Co., H Water rtrrct.
mHOST'GRAHAM, Agent Howard In»ur-
I sac® Company and Pltabnrtf. Life Imrarnnca Company,
corner Water anU Market rtmte. . >
mHSSrjTTIO NTER. Agent Farmers and
1 Mechanic** Inrocanca Co-, W
TOSHUA ROBINSON" Agent Continental
• I Tninnin(\e Co. 24 Fifth Street.
Ti W POINDEXTER, Agent Greut West
, Jtv, nT>‘la»orancaCo.,9T front itrwt.
SlptJOlßUtß.
—- '-c
—.. jodtro e. Dimui!
miLrar. p*^p; r”w* re hon ■ •
Walter p. marshall & co., im
itrwiand Diamond AlUy.« *“i I j JUlK ing«,far Ptt
lor*. UMtt, UJoiug iffwcrt prices to eonotry denier*,
ffluuta, lu p~t T "‘" , e “liSu r. MABPHAI.t * 00.
w. H..UAMHA.I.
F mi'uSDSON T CO., No». 96etk198
E . ™Vd Wood. U.BoWr. .ud Wn
t»WA[,I. PAPKE,
“"““oIiNAMIrayWSOW COEDS,
COMFORTS, DKII3,
patent SPIRAL BPRINfI MATTRESSES,*e,
W U “S t B .".U«.U„ nu . ptirchMer* W -JjP
I Uid wlrd *tock.
T SEIBERT, Practical Upholsterer,
J . to. 100 Third ! f a ’l B £i‘&W H ’ oollNlo *,
sSffrws|¥« f -‘= !
vocß. C*rpeta fitted mil laid to order. ■
jFutnituw.
T. B. YOBHO A CO.,
MiTOfiCroUM o*
furniture and chairs
Of Every Description.
FA*7roia-/Wrt-utSt.,w»«n «V« iV*
Warehoßit—Nos. 18 £ 40 Sroithfitld Si.,
OTKAMBOAT OABIN' fUHNTTORE—We
iS w coniuntly anDuketOTJn* STEAMBOAT CUUpiM
ttmsrruitK .na onAira, *na i«m* a
ttinM ln(*r«(*'l in furnUhlng , OUIIO * co.
ifc3od*wB
TAMES w.woodwkll,
C^wZuBMTUBeHAXVrtCTVHK',
Nob 97 * 99 Third St., Pittsburgh.
T W W RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
IbUettJ. A. b. MettrnijD«l to up
sffi-rssL'srasa
SdIU?tS2SS£Sm. b. UenobUd to produc. «pT“b
» ™n.jr of'.™,
| to order. _——
s)j)£Btrians.
T-vR R T FORD still continues his now
I F VEGETABLE FHACTICE. Mil ItHW
RSLjlc.nl. A Twins, (Fourth Blhitl Ro»S,) But «ti 4
“H£jEs& S£S?& «d Chrtnlc r.
JKiulri In .nj of Ih. mwllcJ
dv :
TTvK O’BRIEN CASI BE CONSULTED
I Hmlth’i.conier Fifth *nd Itreet*. rm
to
1 tbo BtowontUlbßo**!.
Palntsrs.
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c 'pC BLI3HKD MIM tSD BY
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LtadStaiLa briTsUtOTonl 6 of *&» j? «n
-dication of my motrres, and in explanation of
S“rSSlU.ofthe aetf« which I haw beep con
'4<Th«ffio. In question was not given at my ao
licitatlon. My acceptance of H. nnder all the
clronmstaneea, .eras a. proof of ntrang
■hip for the President and of ■K'jSffji'Sfa
j.... in .the firmness and faithfulnes. sum
which ho would adhero to tho line or dfr
liberately agreed upon between him, his wbote
Rabnetand Got: Waller. , ,
i On my arrival in the Territory in Apr'l last
in advance of Got. Waller. 1 confess that I had
an imperfeeflhowledge of the realcomUtitm of
affairs I supposed the question of Slavey to
bo the only eanaeof dissension andd.fficuUy
t among the people; and, m my brief Inaugural
address of the HJth April, 1 treated this_ae
the chief subject of difference upon whicfi a
submission to the people would be likelybe
'demanded. I soon found, however that this
view waaaltogethcc too limited, and did not
rpac }. thej true around of controversy.
CTeal maMoftho inhabitants of,the Territory
were ai.saU.ficd with lhe localjpvernment Md
carnality ilonlcil th. ..HUl.r.f <Baa.Ul.ng l.wa
Xascrting.tl.al lhe previous LegUlatura. bad been
forced upon ihem by tho fraud and violence of a
neighboring people, they proatamed-ibeir de
.ternunalion neVer to submit to Gib enoetmenlß
or legislative bodiel tbns believed to be illegiti
mate and nat ontltlid to obedience.
' wua the condition of things when Gov.
■Spelter came to the Territory in th® latter part
Wn*J. It was evident' that the just policy of
'permitting tbe people lo regulate their own af
fairs could not. be successfully earned out, un
less they could- bo inspired with confidence in
Ibe agents of Governmeat through whom this
result was lobe effected. If a mew tmuorttyof
the people had been thus dissatisfied and conlu
maomus. they might possibly bare b een pr°-
nounced factions and treated as disturbers of the
peace ■ hut when the dissatisfaction was general,
comprising almost the whole people, a more re
spectful consideration was indispensable to a
peaceable adjustment. H was evident ‘hat the
policy of repressioo-a rtgtd.aUempt to eatese
submission without an effort at conciliation
would institahly result in a rtaowal of the civil
i war With commendable anaiety io avoid this
contingency,-Gov. Walker refclved to go among
the people, to listen t’o their Jmptainta, U> give
i them durance of a fair and Jtst administration
of the Territorial Goveml*tnt„ and lot«dliee
kbetu, if possible, to abandon their hostility and
! to eater upon the peaceful hut 4 ‘“fW*®!'
ortho ballot-box. I was often with lbeCo,cr
nor when he addressed the people, and gave(my
best efforts in aid of the great purpose of eon-
too late to iadutso the people to go inlb
the done election for delegates to the Conven
tion. The registration required by law had
been imperfect in all the counties, and bad been
wholly omitted in one-half of U ‘ c “ ' ““ r
the people of these disfranchised countries veto
£ a£y $»«■“ county, os bus been falsely sug
gested In such of them as subsequently look
a cencus or registry of their own, the delegates
chosen were MLadmittcd to seats in the Conven
tion. Nevertheless, it is not to be demedlbal
1 the great central fad, whieb controlled the
whole*^case, was the utter want of «mfidence l,y
lhe people io the whole machinery of the Ter
riloriol Government. They aneged tl ct ths
them to tbe elections, and. 'who „ .
repeat the same outrages ogr J
intruders from abroad should a
to overpower them.lhcy would i *
returns, which it vraiildnolt '
Gorerno^aad«
-tfcaTtme these apprehensions seemed tojne to
be preposterous nnd unfounded, it was impossi
ble to deny the earnestness and “'ncenty with
which they were urged, or to doubt that they
were tho result of deep convictions, having their
origin in some previous experience of that
worst portion of the small minority in
Kanßas, who had possession of the Territorial
organization, loudly and bitterly complained of
Gov. Walker’s policy of conciliation, nnd de
manded the opposite policy of repression. Anil
when, under the solemn assurances given thnt
the elections should be fairly conducted, ana
no frauds- which we could reach be coun
tenanced or tolerated, it had beoome ap
parent that the mass of the people were pre
pared and determined to participate in the
October elections, the minority endeavored,
to defeat the result by reviving the tax
qualification- for electors which had been re
peeled by tho previous Legislature. Opinions
were obtained from high legal sonrees the
! effect of which, hod they prevailed, woo'dbavc
been lo exc ude the mass of the people from vo
ting to retain the control in the bands of .the
minority, and as a consequence to keep up agi
tation find to render civil war inevitable. But
the intrepid resolution of Gov, Walker, m
of fierce opposition and denunciation, far and
near, carried him through this_dangeroHS crisis,.
and ho had the proud satisfaction of having
achieved n peaceful triumph, by inducing the
people lo submit to tho arbitrament of the
the minority were determined not Io sub-,
mltto detent. The populous courtly of Douglas
had been attached to the border county of
Johnston, with a largo and eontrcinng
tallon in the Legislature. , The celebrated Ox
fnrd fraud was perpetrated wilh a view to ob
tain majorities In both Houses of the Assembly.
When-thesf returns were teceivedatmy office,
in Gov Walker’s absenoe, l had fully deter
mined not to give certificates based upon Ihem.
U they had been sn formal and correct as o
havs mads It my duty lo certify them, I would
have resigned my office in order lo te.lifr.mj
sense of the enormity of the wrong. Oov. ffal
*t formed he same roso*
tation If’he sSm me and tn several others
and « wme both gratified that we found the
and we w . - t ß aa i„ make it our doty to
papers so P excilementfollowed in the
T relto y The thus righteously de,
feated in tho effort to prolong thdr power, be
ga.».«r^gisattai
/Sv^ffig&s&’SSiSs;
=^£ 3 ™.i.“£:StSs:
ot the members Secretary, on account of
to the Governor Q X f on i’and McGee frauds,
the«r rejecuon of th^^ berB and efficer3 of
m which aome ,- ft clr participation. In
‘ he with some honorableexccplions,
fact, ‘bis b«ly, » ml t party in the Ter
well represented imbuedwith the same
ritory, and WC jt was ohriously net their
spirit and a “ i *”\ h „ai people of Kansas tbe
de, ', re , af'the[r IU affairs lithe constitution
control of their o the y endeavored to
sofin a, “ r ( ? s 7 l " which hod been elected
supersede the -m (he , ocon a scc
by the .people, by P I>al , )aw> now 0 f force
}i on . of i h t!tafv' , lobe of forcoun
in the Tcmlory repealed by a Legiala
til Mlered, ““' nJ T t’ i0 ° r s cihis coMiitution.”
lure under ‘be pt o ~ effectually, as they
wa, clothed
.VM trtTCSBOS.
i with unlimited power in conducting theelections ; dFOt Sbfflf’
.ii . ' end receieing the retnrns, while the officers are j - Ferm ror sale. __
CttCe l“t Squired to lake the nsndonlh to setnrofmr j F-jjj, ANDERSON FAR M, 2} miles gp§
I and hcmftsl dealing. The electioos.were borne X above tiiv Depot, *t n»w Brtghum, Co-JELi
i4o 1 ■«-!-»- *»».. oi«t of December and the oa Block lloo*e Roo. conUinmg 103 Ktw of
j on In midwinter —toe -isi°*J**7"“ w !ju a,ewry«n» orwhkku vbich U«n
-! 4th of January—when e&igrw* coma com culUT^tion . Tber* are u acre. ofcoo(Uimbcr,so»CT«
nnl» from the immediate borders, under me j n rmuxl p«tar«,and &a fchaotUoo*<xf«»i. Tbwban 1
0 .t« .« - to the ballot-box Orchard oi RTaftod fruit tree*. In tlmoit *T*ry field there !
qualification *aich inntea to ine i, ■fprio6»f:M«er-toUnis w»ier.
even white mall inhabitant “in the Territory on r eoosut oj * new fnme Dv»iuag, *i-
SlidaT” Tho same men who did this had pre- aAti to. weathw-bomtal h*. * "mm >•“»> >*».» uu .
vionsly denounced Governor £“* '“indJehotaiSrm I* to ■ high statsdrcuittrmki,.
gestion in hi, inaugural address, and in ms Top ~d,„a me mjwsaMe
ho invariably dated, when aeked for explana
tlon, that aomo reasonable length of residence
ought tabs required ns evidence of the hmafdt
character of inhabitancy. . ,
It was apparent that all the machinery had
been artfully prepared for a repetition o! gross
frauds, similar to those which had been attempt
ed in Octoberj aiid it was in slew of nil these
(acts, after tho adjournmentef
that tho people of the Territory, by an almost
unanimous demand, called upon me, ns the act
tog Gorernor, to convene on extra session of
the Legislature, in order to enable them peaccs
bly to protect themselves againstthewrongseri
donlly contemplated by the adoption of this''to'
stUnUon. Thors.« no law to punish frauds
in election returns. The people
excited; and It was-the opinion of trie = oole »'
men in the Territory that, without a caU of the
Legislature, the'elMllons under the j
could not hare taken place
bloodshed. The meeting of the Legislature di
rertod tho ottontion of the people fro “ “ e
schemes of riolencc npon which they wwo brood
ing, substituted the excitement-of debate and
investigation for that of Soroe and warlike
hatred, and enabled their represenlatiTcs to de
▼iso means for counteracting the wrongs which
. they justly apprehended.
Recent erents have "shown that their appre
hensions were well founded. Enormous frauds
Hare been perpetrated at tho precincts of Oxford,
Shawnee, and Kickapoo; and
tiered that this result waa actually designed by
ithe artful leaders who dsrised the plan and
I -frame-work of the Lecompton Constitution, l
hare lately been at Sbitwnee, and I hare seen
and conrersed with persons who were ot Oxford
on the day of election. The frande committed
ore notorious; and Ihough duhonest persons
may deny them, and may fill the channels of
publio information with shameless representa
tiom to the contrary, they can be easily estab-
Usheibeyond all controversy. ... • .
It was to enable the people to shield them
selves from these frauds and to gWe legal ex
pression,to their hatred and. rejection of tho.m
strument which permitted them eud w» to ta
oarried by them, that I called the Legislature
10 to my judgment the people had o fair claim
to bo heard on this subject through
lsture. The organic act confided to me the dis
cretion of convening that body in extra ecston.
The President’pf the United State,bad no right
ful authority to exerciso that discretion for me.
He had the power of remoral, and such control
as that Doner give, him. Bnt I would cheer
folly bora submitted to remoral and consequent
loss or furor with tho President, rather lltnn
occupy the position of Gorernor and refnso to
the people an opportunity to assert their most
essential rights, and to protect themselves
against the basest frauds and wrongs erer at
tempted upon an outraged community.
Not hariog beeu informed of the,grounds of
my remoral, I know them only through the
new,paper reports, to the effect that in calling
the Legislature, I disobeyed the instructions of
the President. I bed no instructions bearing on
the subject, and there was no time to obtain
them, eren if 1 had fell bound to substitute he
President’s will for tbal discretion which the
organic act confided to me. The conrentng.of
the Legislature undoubtedly prevented diffleuUy
and secured peace. Were it important, I am
confident 1 could establish this position by the
most Indubitable feels; hut it 1s sufficient now
lu BSJ that the peace of the Territory waa not
in fact disturbed, and wbal ever approaches were
made towards such a remit were wholly attnba
table to the policy of tho Administration to
censuring my acts and remoring me from office.
The measure for which I hare been udjubllj
condemned has enabled the people of Kansas to
make known their real will in regard to the Le
compton constitution. This affords
cratie party an opportunity to defend the true
principles of constllulinnnl liberty, and to save
itself from disastrous division and utter over
throw. If Congrees will heed the voice of the
pcorle and not forco upon them a government
which they have rejected by a vote of four to
one, the whole country will be satisfied,and Kan.
sas will quietly settle her own-affjurs without
the least difficulty and withouts*y danger to
the confederacy. The Southern States, which
are supposed to have a deep interest in the mat
ter will be Bared from the supreme folly or
standing up to defence of eo wickod end dtshon
est a contrivance as the Lecompton constitution.
Jhe moral power of their position will not be
weakened by a vain and useless defonco of
wrong, when It U perfectly certain they will
gain nothing even by success in the present
Theextra Bession of the Kansas Legislature
has done goad, also, by giving means to expose
and punish the monstrous frauds which bare
been perpetrated, and doubtless, also, by pre
venting others which woold hare been attempt-
baa rendered u luipoHiu.
Territory hereafter to ( be endaugcrca *ly »in,n„ ,
occurrences. • ,
In view ot these facts ami results, I Willingly
accent the rebuke conveyed in my peremptory
dismissal from office, but 1 oppealtothe deliber
ate judgment of the people to determine whether
I have not chosen the only honorable course
which tho circumitanccs allow me to pursue.
Feed. P. Stantos.
Jan. 29, 18«>8.
Agents Wauled! New Era in .American Art
TUST ISSUED, an Oil-Color Portrait of
U HENRY CLAY, Prinuxljroi* fifed PtaU •«jj
art Thi« picture, prepared at great cost and labor, by an
important Improvement In Art-Printing, la *“***•
M«da of the united Slate*, M a worthy of tbeir
ambient Statesman and Patriot, by j U^ U Qyi;AM.
Boiletln Building, Pbiladaipbia.
The following ara a tow ot the many commendation* tbi*
picture baa received from tba pre**t
From peUraoD** Mogailne.
-Tbatw HD, . Plctnre, rqn.l - It U In flnUh to London
Color Print*, which have bean told here tor -*) x
dullar*, could bo produced for the trifling «nm of Atty cant *,
U certainly an aitoolahlng evidence «rf Amerian F r ?£"" l “
Art color printing, and mut, we think, raqnlr .• »u inauenw
sale to l»a at all remnnaratlTC.’’
From the PeunnylvauUn.
-Mr. Byram has prodoeed a Portrait of the Iwtwrftal
CLAY, printed In color*, that ha* all the merit of a pointing
and a. a work <rf Art will bearthe most critical aiamina-.
lion. The llkenea of the great Statesman te perfect.
From the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch.
Mr. J. 11. Byram ha* brought ont a Portrait of Ueory
Clay, printed in color*, which, ir w» bail hot ***.“ *" un ?!
otherwise, we ebonld have supposed to tea Idling- U
nameswaian tbebrillUncy of hue and soltodu f tSadt oU
(Sewaler-culor portrait Tb* Ukiaewof 'Uarryof the
Watt’ i* alcellaot.**
From Graham’* Magatine.
•E<ioal to flna London Print* mid hero tor i-> and $7.
From the Penoijlvtnla rtujnirer.
r “Judging bftbts prodnclfam. Art Printing h*a made an
llnportuit .Ufilonmri. p.rf«Uon- Th. ,lnnl» h "O'
nriUllc In finish nod nrmng.in.nl or t 0... Mil U Trin.M,
un.plrtlrflllioncß. Being mid nl d “S
mifnlbUpirlmlt mini won bwomj n bivorllN nnd 0.
trearetedaiawort fitting and beautiful memorial by the
A sS[ie «p?4* mnt p o ** p* wrot 50 cenu ' T to tJ*s; *
rrry liberal afcount. JaU:wlmF_
FTOK ensttr-anck company
Accumulated CapltoL.
This Company continues to insure the salor
kiDdl of property again*! loe* or damagr by tr*, •* r * t( * •*
ow a* I* couilitent with wfuty.
Darin STajcaLW, Sec’y.
FAKJUSBS Alii), cAKJW.VfEttOTTMTIOIf
'l7 OUR ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO
X Ibe Isrgn nnd »dl wlacted .lock of Benwood
LUMBER! LUMBER!! LUMBER!!!
OufiacdVhd tor e*sif Wholeaale and Retail, by
JAMES M’BRIER Sc CO.,
(goeecssS* to Wo. Id*Brier & Son.)
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA. (
Dressed Flooring,. Shelving and Weather
Boarding, Shingles, • Loth, Joist, Stud
ding, Clear aud Common* Plank,-
Boarfs, &c., &c.,_&c.
Let the Farmer* remember, aho attend the
iUrkeU, that oor yards aro tho mn»t convenient In the city
Yard only on* iquar* from thr itarhi Bouse
and clot* to all tht Market Jhpcnu,
Corner of Ba&dfislcy St. **»«» Nortn Alley.
' TUTORS POT DOWS. •
Wo hot, rodntrt PKII TTST ijr Itam*
,d from tklo dot* to SprttS.TO CAS BOJUU OSLI
Onion promptly UMM
Shipment* made to tujr weMlbia P«m* L >
ttSSU tor 9AE!i,'DO(iuB.Binrm:aP. »o-*r.
d<4:3ravp
ifaS .JtM* for storlac tantotr »•-■«•J« **>■ “■
I m SMS^“°“ P °' ,OTk *' JOHN icon.
THE subscriber offers. fpr sale section ten,
township 12, range 10, Sieifecountj, Ohio, commonly
•Uotfed three mile* west of llMdlloo, oa the Sate**?
feeding to Wooster, end within shoot two mlfe* °jj*®*[**£
burghf Ft-Wejme end Qilcago Rsßrosd
endJWTtfeeesUoirtcra era Partly cfeeredendJmproTed
the remainder Is «rered with superior timber-*ndlhe
whole fe well watered by springs and rnnuing
This section U considered the finest body of lend In the
county. It will be sold uadi Tided or In irmrtera .o «dt
Durchsser*. To those who desire t© inrastro reelratttee
bettor opportunity U rarely offered. aWMIzBt>
oeflGafewtrr No. 101 4th street. Pittsburgh.
FOR SALE.—One Barge with two bows
ISO toot Koal, 22 foci Heun, F
3hiebMjl«H t“teo® (l » ofleTcr r tW ii* <rf thß wet mstorisl
no M Ke.114 so.
W Ag{|SS^U'l
C' AB WORKOOB.SALE.-We offer for'
ealo the PetmiJlranlaCar
MKI Hall road, in a £ood l “» tM .,*?2 r * l Hi°tMa2d£
ride ol the city. The Wldlw “ff
Shop, Foundry. three Car Shope, «»d • »“«»
UaroodlXo of 30 hone power, near Fine
SwotJlSOOworlh orMtoiiiVrr, An, Im
SSreStor the mano&ntoro »<
be sold at a low price. Ah order tor W>0O»ortU««.
OK SALE-At Jackman’s . Liveryffv-j,
stai.l.» no. family MM* ««»a
LEWIS *o™™^
SiJIALLCOUNTRI RESIDENCE FOBg
S.Hnn on rhe Allegheny Valley iuihoed. The ‘“‘py 1 *"
mentaare. a cnod tramebonra.ciintalnlog «'g»
excellent repair. A len/oogoem of Oum*l CbnJnnder
“Slher partlcnlaracan l. g SON.
PARUB&II MUTUAL
O rnC r—Oßlrr Sjuar*, Tori*, Pmna.
.$117,217 «
A. KKAfIKIt, President
U. C. DLMAS' A 00, Agent*,
No. 75 Fourth »t. Pittsburgh
Ohio Xtand fot Sale.
ALUABLE PROPEBTX in AU.B
V QHHSYOITTfOIIBALB.-W. Olftr to jj
tJoabla Hoasa and Lot now occapiedby Vr.J. O. Bm»n
frontlne 20 fcctoa the east *1 do of tho Diamond and «*•«£
P“22c £ feetto a 10 foot alley. The baaee laconrenlcotly
lag b&ckOO feet with aemallotulay;
* ftJgS*
„ Real Eetate Offlca, Fourth it.
4 FINE HOUSE on corner oi Market and
A flit tor isle, la connection to*n eqoil Mnonot of
Sml per cmt. tntemt, to be »ecum! ou 6t«X» w ollwr
■PSr”J ProMrtj on the Monoasihel* rim,
«roi c “ Jf * son:
XT ALU ABLE CITY PBOPKKTK
V SALE.—The oodertlpifd offer* for *aJ* 0T ! ,
i.lkfSi «■• Co 0" w * W1 “““
"BSStoh... of spring s~o.rnloots.Jt.~Uh,
loesttonfors bonsr, or wishing to pnrclisss
In s tart oflhrrlty which most
wUI CII u> th.tr -"MW-
nggfctt Ito.IMFIBh.Wtt
tOAL LANI) FORSALE.-Tho ]
<J «loifcr.fcr«*lo OSEHUXDREDnod PIITk AOSJ3
A r COAL LANDi .
Sto^dmtb.dntpool,oo.ot tl.cm.-I dclr.bl.lue*-!.>**
dlSrtod «o tt»l« propertv. m It U brUered the oyportuoi t j for
( -JEfctaM.
OTOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS &
Sec AT Tire MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE EVERY
THURSDAY EVENING.— Rrldg®. Inscranoe tad
Bond and R«I EiW* M*] P«M«
* ,G McrdutU.’ E*fh*og* by
.. f „ Lo.oa on Rt»X neßntlaUU ou
bi AUSTIN EGOJIIB A CO.
rtuoniblt term by Btock A Koto urobcrv 9? Fourth »t-
J. L. Bead’s,
NO.TB FOURTH STREET
WJ ore now prepared to furrnah the lol
lotrins Workaln a or* and magnificent «tyl».
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Whilo Um, Chart** Raado,
Otr Poem*. Alex. Smith. _ .
UTlnaftone'* Africa, mosliu antt-one-half call.
Boiih'a Tnnli in Africa.
WiddlflchT* Cookery, nfcw and practical.
Uny Livhigttun*.
Alton Loeke. „ # ..... ,
Rgrfb'tbu Of
Hasheesh Eater; Bay
1\ arJ'Taylor't Northern Trarcl; Modern Ilefona tx-
Mined; Pro/reaa of Slavery, ,We*t«n; Kntflah Heart* aod
| English Hand*, hy author of llMulley Ucar*; Londim Lec
ture* to Young Men. for IttT; Theodosia, or *
faith, 2 Tola; BeogeUOoomop. _J* S. DAYIbO.N.
PAKISII PSALMODY AND PSALMIST
ft- ■°Pr»T^^ Tl9oi ,^ 1 M „ tet
YTfST RECEIVED.—IBSB, 1858--'-The
J American Almanac or Bfpoeitoryo«faJ Knowlwlg*
Almanac and Diary for IMS, Jna»
Uotunanl4.or the Border Land of the Christian and Tnrk,
Timrs of Aaron Burr, 1 *ol. 12mu;
•ORIGHTLY’S DIGEST D. S. LAWS.—
_■» jmt readv fcn Analytic*! Dlgwt of the of the
ftaUed^Stkte* ivm tb# of the Coairtltotlop to the
HORAIAL CLASS.
The second session of tiie nor.
MAL CLASS) At the - r pry r»
IROU CITT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Und«T the direction of
Filmlial ol'.b. W»£.m <»“~-
—„ Moad.r IbVbnlnS' P' bTO, rV I,l ‘
Tb. cl«. ■»»< ■» MONBAY “ J ™oiu®»t EVE -
MrfofS MTPKDAT MORSIKO of ~fb w«k.
.U, i. tajQporBoMl.mofBlxlwiiL~.OM. J»?_
HABDWASK.
sABI v KL FAHSEBTOCK)
So. 74 Wo*d Street, Pirttburyk,
HAS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF
HARDWARE, which ho will seUTiry low for CASH.
Id Addition to hU Lock*, Hlngee, Enin* And Forka, Bpoom
tad Urn enortment of Carpenter** Toola, heif
UnitAOpply of SAUSAGE CUTTKRS AND BtOTTEIUL
SqSvrLLtONQS AND POKRRS, BLRIOU CKhLSAND
ENAMELLED PRESERVING KETTLES. ocSMtf
/MOULD'S PATENT SPRING BED . Hav*
IT tmrchmaed the exclaim ri£lu to manufacture and
mu "GhraM’s FnUnt Spring Bed,” lu the county of Alleghe
ny. weiirVnow prepared to furnish thoeo dwlringto
c£u*alow priced, cteg anddurcli^ SimnQ Bed, ChU and
eXAtals* them at onr warebow The/can benttncbedto
anrUditaadandiemoTed therefrom at pietont*. • Hteam*
boat*. botflU, Ac_ fernlahed with tbU Meta f*ry low
prioT eil* T. B. TOUNQ A 00., 38 SmHhjUld rt.
\%T 0 0 iyS HAIR RESTORATIVE.—A
YY Urge quantity oahahd and for eaU by
” RuvAimssrooKAca,
, nolo ■ cons offWthmdWood *t*.
Musical.
poll GRAND PIANOS.
■I'M t.l PARLOR GRAOTyiANOB
stal* Squat! pianos.
Proa the Mannfectory of
CMdcerinff Ac Sons, Boston,
JUST received from the Manufactory
Cbleherln* to Sons, Boston, the foll^pS^ B HJ¥? lp * n ' 1
elegant stock of Bud fortes;
One Full Sevan OcUt* GRAND PIANO FORTE, with
superbly carved ease. Price
. One Pull Seven Octave QRAND PIANO FOKTfc el»-
cant Raeowaod caee. Prir ——
One NEW PARLOBGRAND PEVKN OCTAVE PIANO,
nearly equal In power to a full Grand, yet occupy
Ins call the room of an ordinary Square Piano —
Price-- 600
squariTpianos.
Two Pull Cured Boaewoed Louis XlVth Seven uve
PUnoa, with carved d»k and fretwork.
Twoßoeewood T Octave, Oifbrd style
Two do 7 •“ Ouredmouldiogs.
Pour do 7 *V Plain round corner*.
Three Walnut 7 * Front round corner*.
Four do “ prod round cornere.
Four Rosewood * • Frost round corners.
AUtbe above areof the «nr scu*, end with fall Iron
Frame*, and new Pans* Acnoa. . ...
Three Instrument* have been finished specially for the
been brought to this
dty. Their superiority wOl b/st once discovered by any
■ OTffarq t, " tft **d with the tnrchanl.cn of a Plano Forte. '
For sale at the new and reduced price list by
JOHN H. MELLOR.
No. 81 Wood Street
fcrChkkcrinj
eelhdawg Sole
TJRINCE & CO’S IMPROVE U
r PATENT MEIODEONB.—n<
VMtedßatu and liwl l » I »•
*° onr Melodeons Is the*
. * DIVIDED SWELL,
Becurid to u* by Utters 23d May, 1855- By meant
SrSSwwen &Jo «t*iap« may be playwl u^ t tb , e l f^},p^
J ufths Instrument, while the accompaniment i» »oO smd
imbdued. Hereafter, all Hetodeon* made by us will be tar
nishedwith this attachment •
Agents for ttel3?sW *£“£? * *Jtb l
Sas^
*** a sBSi£&§£]& ■
119 Wood street,-2d door above Filth,
MfqnfajtQtCTS Ac« Pt. -
U P 1: RB GRAND PIANO^EtajI
n«m
From, the Factory of
szsamr &ev jw
H. KLKDEB & BBO„ take planar* In nnaaonc
i ? t'> tie labile tUt they Urejast wcelrcd a
splendid full qrandpiano,
Uw FudotJ ol STFJM7AY k BOSS, New *“*;'“*
olLitoiv of touch. md.mo.tlut«l»l »cj «hj.ht«H»iVK
52^S§Hs&t?«
rrHSrj«» 4 *
C"“fiEAP YffiNOS TO'CLOSEegSm-
A CONSIGNMENT. —A- raperb Bojo-| U A ('ll
tojYkU!. Pi.no, ulth fttll Iron Fr.m.,l I *r ■ J 1
T»k «nd Munldlnp* the tnuinfrcttirrirVpF.c..
SsJ|“ nrt tain* $lOO, will bo .old to clow,. coMlsnm.nt
‘‘’aKa Boxwood « octmce, 'retrod corner., *»d .llitos
drtfcwT.tr Olcpmt lilac the X.w York fretorj prto SSoO,
S'pric-, la par ««T. .od.wll,
In pSS order. currentfund*, S 1 1": er «tleo '
ASribDjCttoyC octare,modern «tyl» Pl*n<v
la*tnimc«t. Cash, current fond*, $25-
A til ortaTf SKom) band Baltimore Plano, l-
Ado do do do Philadelphia do **•»• •
A C\4 do Piano, eery haodaonw aud nearly i»«w, ou
“^rSwCSV^'P I f TZ o U ."‘b»
g,:‘i T'™™? “"ISSig.. Wooi..
jgiscellantoue.
The Golden Prize
1855.. I ' , “‘ ,r ' l " d
The new YORK weekly golden
PRIZE i« on® of the largrat and l'tcWJ
u. An Imperial Quarto containing ooht p * f s ' *
IiiNTLT TLLCSTaaTXD eTcrJ werfc.
. r . ft „ aP ti. from 50 cent* to 5500 m
esSss&s
tloD money.
TERMS:
On® copy for one year * Dl j f,
One ropy for two year- -g W, M» - =*j «•
One copy for three *>. '«* » •> K*“ *
One copy for lire year* W, and 6 gift*.
TO ciccs
Twcpi«,™« § S S 3 ’*£.
Hu copip%one year - » *> ii»
Teu copies, ooe year*— no’ « n rt °1 uifts.
Twenty one copfca, one year $3O «• *n* -l un-
Tho article* to be distributed are eompnwd In Ibe folkm
2 packages of Gold. con*mme S
5 do do do |ioo 00, caei
; 0 00,
20 Gold Watcb» - t<*> 00, each
W do d° eso CO, ►acb
100 do do •« ivj eich
300 Ladies" Gold Watchc*--*-'- -_r {"# e 4 1.„
2SSS SS& SS
ele* worth from SO cents to $l5 each.
immediately ua receipt of tli* subscription money, th.
subscriber* name Will be enter'* l ' m *?°^arrwi>oodtec Vuh
48 and tlf AJu/fat Jil *>.
Specimen OopMnHiafitoe. Agents' Wanted.
Ja2fcd3m*we:. , wF - - -.. ,!•■,■ ::-v.yj .
QAS PROM ROSIN OIL
fatty btjUXD material.
TUE UIQU ILLUMINATING PROPER
TIEB-of Gas from Kotin and oleaginous substances
have slwnjs made them a farorjto materia! for the manti
foctureof Illuminating Gas. MauyOas CorapatyeauM Uov
ln with coal,ln order to supply theft.custom era with a fcu-
i»entirely free from all drew and nti»o mb
ituttLandrleldi at onco, It* Brilliant Illuminating Gas-
The greater original cost of the apparatus foe the manti -
(actors of cwl gna together with tba attention and espem*
constantly required,and the dlflicnltj.U not tmposslUllty,
of entira\/«Wn.Tins the uuwhotosume, and
offtnstTegases, geasrettri In coah reutfor thoßo3l\ OIL
APPARATUS cheaper ami more dralruW# insTcry way.
8 OOATES, of 370 Broadway, New York, has derated his
entire attention to'the manufacture and sals of Portable <j as
Apparatus, and he respectfully calb the attention of the
public u> bi<* pisMcnt complete and efficient machine.
to the purchaser guaranteed In etery
case. Fur further information address
. 3. COATES, 370 Broadway, New York;
lTlSiSagdlr- orUAVXD U. WILLIAMS. PimtmrgVPn.
Jj. WOODS’ PEARL STARCH constant
hon hand and for sale by the undersigned. Faml-
Ilea may be ftooml that tlib superior starch will b* found
.•umd fo any of the more expcjulr* forms of Corn Stexrchlu
uie Jar. makliig delleata Blanc Mange, Puddings, or Cake.
Be particular to enquire for “Woods' Pearl Bterck.^^^
4 . . corner First and ferry atreetr.
rro'EXOUANGEFOR CITY PROPERTY.
I —goreral teantl/al tract* of land situated In Waupaca
and Marltlioo counties Wtocorusln, In a neighborhood that
is being tbkkiy settled, finely Umbered.and watered. Par
ma* baring cltyproperiy to exchange will call at our office
to-day, as the owner bin the city.
p. McLAIX A SON, Real Kstats Brokers.
POTATOES— 73 bus. White Potatoes:
U) . do Neabannock dm
M do Balt. Bine do,
In store and for sale by ~ja7 T. LITTLE A CU.
QLATES— Pennsylvania, German and Iron.
© with square and oral framea, for •alefcg.
jA ll corner Market and Second its. p
T>LUELICK WATER, tresh from the
|| gprinp,at jalO JOS.n<BtlS(t 1 3.
100 SACKS FEATllEßSfor^ Li|
ATEN'S .ALBaTROS PENS, just rec’
- M» \r. Abates.
ch HHDS. PRIME SUGAR in store and fS
vVJ*aI6V7 IftlS JA3. OARPIKEB.
17®?*-* »t.lB.j«t rec'd and tegtojk
LADIES' DRESS GOODS—A Btill farther
rwlncHoo In prle* In L*U««* One Pre* Ooodl for win
ier, at J*lW*wT MCBPIIT k' BPKOimLyB.
4 stTuT FARTHER REDUCTION II
j/\ gnAWIS, it MURPHY k £U]ICH7TELX>*B,
UGAK—I4 hhds. prime N 0. Sugar just
I nc'd tod Inr tail by JilB It. ROBISON * CO.
MOLASSES —50 bbls prime N 0 Molasses;
10 da Syrup,
ecrired and tar iaU by IC. SQBIBOS k CO.
Ok'FEE—lOO bags choice Rio Coffee;
•25 do <lo "Java do, .
Jait received mod for «ala by B. UOBIBQS A CO.
Roll butter, &c.—a,w» fresVßoi
1 Dutter; 5 lag* White Beans .
7 Racks Timatby Seeth
Olan Onions
60 bbla Green Apples,
J 1 tt received »nd for tide tiy R. RORiMS k CO*
FLO UR—IOO bbls Extra t amity k tour;
100 do do and Superfine do; .
100 aaekaßuckvbeftt do,
Jurt redd and for vale by ' B. ROBISOM * CO»
OILS— 23 bbls Linseed Oil;
- ]Q da Bleached Winter While Oil;
10 . do UH do,
Jdxt rcc'd andfor aaleby Mh &.KQBTfQN i CO.
TEASrrIoO hf chta .Y oung Hyson, Imperial
and Black Teas, Just reeM and ter *de by
\ n. RngfsoN k co.
1 f!f\ ÜBLS. PRIME LEAF" LAUD for
1 vHi/aale by' ' Jail J B.CASfIELD.
CA DLLS. I'IUME FLLNX lIQMINY to
C/U ATTir# and tor Mleby • ' X I&CASkIKLZL
oh URLS." FRESH . ROLL BUTTE ILiu
Av clothe, for Kit* by }»U ,J U GARFIELD.
SUMAC.— -50 sacks iu store and. for sale' by
|*l4 I3AUU. DICKkY.ftCa
; A Bo a* Boston.