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PIITBBTTBOH: VII.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1868. ix...
Tns HABWrinmn Noxn.Anoss.-Thc Bo
chan&n Stria ConTcntion has nominated Wm. A.
Ponmn, of Philadelphia, for Supreme Judge,
and WaainnfnosT, of Fayette county, late U.
S. Marshal, for Canal Commissioner. The for
mer is the present incumbent, under the appoint
ment of the Governor, and the other is the chief
bugler of Jons. L. Dawson, who served the
President so unscrupulously in packing the com
mittees as presiding officer of the late Conven
tion. Ho did the dirty work which the majority
of the Convention imposed on him, and they did
his. It was n fair exchange of commodities.
The platform of the Convention was cut and
dry before it met. It endorses Kinfe James to
the fall, and pledges tbo party to carryout his
monarchical policy. There were but 21 men
with dean hands in that Convcntion-barely 21
out of 133 Who hod not bowed the knee to Baal.
It was a gathering of office-holders and office
hunters—U. 8. Marshals, Postmasters, and
Custom-house officers, and a hungry pack of
curs keen upon the scent of office. Probably
the State or the nation never before saw such a
mercenary crew gathered together in one mass.
To expect anything like an honest utterance
from such a Convention would be ridiculous.—
It was packed to serve the vile purpose it has
accomplished, utterly regardless of future con
sequences to the party, and it has done the work
marked out for it, without a why or a wherefore
—without a sigh of compunction or any other
evidence that its members have consciences to
accuse them of the guilty deed.
But it is something, in King James’ own
State, to find twenty-one delegates in a party
convention of his friends,
‘TJo&wed t*J Influence and nnbrihedby gala.”
AU honor to the twenty-one! They are intend
ing, wo hear, to niter a manly protest against
the degradation inflicted on the-party by the
packed convention of satellites. We hope they
will speak out like men. This is no time to be
mealy-mouthed.
Was lit FbOst, the nominee for Canal Com
missioner, is for Lecompton out-and-out. There
Is no mistake about his position.
■\Ym. A. Poetib, the other nominee, vat
classed the other way; but we are sorry to see
that ho ha* submitted to the King, and goes
Lecompton with the rest of the herd. Mr. Cas
eiday, hiß spokesman in the Convention, an
nounced that he (Porter) approved Buchanan’s
Kansas policy and stood npon the platform of
the Convention. The poor devil had to concede
that, to obtain the nomination; and now that
he has got it, what good will it do him ? The
people will identify him with the platform, and
administer to him a merited’ defeat.
Republic abism is Maibe. —A glance at the
result of the town elections in Maine, one of the
strongholds of the “Democracy” previous to the
Nebraska swindle, discloses the moat remarka
ble and complete rerolution that has over found
place in onr political history. Of course, every
one knows that Maine bos now become one of
the strongholds of the Republican party, but i
the state of public Bentiment as disclosed in |
their late town elections, is a still greater sub- |
ject of wonder than was the election of 1856, |
when Hamlin carried the State by some twenty
two thousand majority. We hare before us a
list of towns in those parta of the State formerly
good for from four to fire thousand locofoco
majority. Tho city of Bath, the third place in
the State in point of population, shows but fifty
four rotes for the “Democratic” nominee for
Mayor. In fact one may say the Republicpn
candidate and the full board of Aldermen and
Councilmen or the Bnrae party, were elected by
acclamation.
In Saco, Ihe fourth city in the State in point
of population, there was no opposition to the
republican candidates for aU offices.
In Kennebunk, a great ship-building mart,
the Republicans carriod everything. In the
large towns of Fryeburg, Stowe, Lowell, Swe
den, Windham, Livermore, Gray, Norway, New
Gloucester, Baldwin, Bethel, Harrison and Stan
disb, and in the smaller ones of Stoneham and
Waterford, the Republicans elected every offi
cer, with one exception—the clerk in the town
of Stowe.
Tho “Democrats” carried the town of Albany
In the 1 town of Yarmouth, where the Demo;
vote always heretoforo was from,
whole vole was —-omb_
to have given
for himself. We note these remarkable facto
as indications of what is passing in New Eng
land-premonitory symptoms of the tornado
which will begin to blow in New Hampshire on
next Tuesday-
Inos —These figures show us to how great an
extent the Keystone of the confederation is
strengthened —bound to her » .Ur States by
bands of iron. The census returns of 18n0,
which were then considered imperfeot and be
low the mark, give ns in this State CC2 first class
iron manufacturing establishments, employing
Sl9 832,265 —or a fraction short of twenty-mil
lions of capital—supplying labor directly to -0,-
675 hands; directly or indirectly feeding and
clothing at least a half a million of people, and
producing an annual value of $20,650,6j0. The
aggregate iron business of all the other States
of tho 11 nion combined does not equal that of
Pennsylvania alone. But this is but one Uem
of the wealth'producing inUrest of our State.
The above wo clip from the Port of Saturday.
Will that paper tell us how many of its leaders
have been devoted to defending a free trade
policy, that has no aim but that of putting this
great iron State under the feet of foreign pauper
labor 1 How much of its space has been devo
ted to the task of sending people abroad to buy
their iron in England and Wales 1 The facts of
the Port are interesting ns data; now let us
have the arguments from them.
Tun Philadelphia Prat gives the proceedings
of the first day of the Democratic Convention,
“The State Convention of the Democracy as
sembled in the Hall of the House of Representa
tives at the State Capitol. From the proceed
ings, reported at length in another column, it
will be seen that the same game of gagging the
will of the majority is to be played out at Har
risburg that has been so persistently foUowed at
W ¥he°?hairann appointed a committee of
“packed” men to favor the Lecompton fraud.
This movement was characterised by the able
minority with the'condemnation it richly de
fed to a prolonged and exciting debate. It was
Convention, after this liberal-minded nc
tion, concluded it had accomplished enough glory
for one day, and adjourned till half-past nine,
A. M., tu-day. It remains to be seen whether
the policy foreshadowed will meet the approba
tion of the people.
Mishisota—Lbt mre. Stat Oct.— We heartily
concur with the Cleveland Plain Dealer in the
following:
“Kansas and Minnesota are to be linked to
ifelher by the Solons of the Senate, so that the
free State can drag in the elave Stata. Belter
thTt both etoy out till doomsday than bo brought
lh under inch conditions. No matter when a free
ready for admission, ehe most wait
taScd up. or a free State
“JwurtiTmf into a Wars state to aecompeny her
£S?wUbont such degrading conditions-
- CAUyoMi^^to;dtome»ii>S.- toOe Be “!**
Js»f«#ring- to- the -false represeatationa ef 1M
•: v out- of ®“ e f
' Oppose Etcompten, andutoe gnstain it^oost of
‘ the latterclaas subsisting on patronage.
—Kiux».—Louisville, CSj
** C^re aP we*,th.'S™U^^
S'eu to » UWlo'Wow .m.
' i Ward*
Totals.- - I 8512 i ™l\
Haines’ majority ’
The vote is 4500 larger lhan at the Presiden
tisl election in 18oG, much of the democratic
rote being fraudulent. The adherents of King
James fought desperately; but “the first year of
American Monarchy” has not yet been graced
hy any victories of the King's troops.
Loosron-B, ETC.— The question respecting the
position of Logstown, on the Ohio, would appear
to us to be set at rest by the book from which we
mode the quotation a few days since, respecting
the Pittsburgh of 1810. The writer says ;
“ Eight miles below Middletown wo passed
Logstown on our left (as we went down tho
rircr.) This is a scattering hamlet of four or
fire log cabins, in the neighborhood of which on
the opposite side of the riser, a considerable
tribo of Indians resided until after the reduction
of Fort Du Qaesne, now Pittsburgh, by General
Forbes, in 1758." We refer to this because
among gentlemen in our city who delight in an
tiquarian research, there has been considerable
discussion as to the position of Logstown. Our
author is quaint and his narrative bears tho un
mistakable marks of truth. He met at Crow’s
Island, a short distance below Logstown, “two
large keel boats loaded with cotton in bales
from Nashville, in Tennessee, bound to Pitts
• burgh, out tmenty-m daye. They had nine men
I each—one steering, six poling and two reeling.’
' A little further on our author Bays :
| “On entering Bearer we refreshed ourselreß
toitA oil cents vorth of vhitkey and mater at Gen.
Lacook’s tavern. The General it appears was a
man of much wit and at the time was a repre
resentatire in Hhe Legislature. At this time
Bearer had beepjaid out for a town seven years.
Cleababd Coubbt.— The Harrisburg corres
pondent of tho Philadelphia Bulletin says of one
the Washington (Pa.) delegates to the locofoco
Convention:
“Mr. Hopkins, ofWaahington, addressed the
contention in regard to his position. The con
vention vhich nominated him passed resolutions
against the Kansas policy of-the President, with
the knowledge of his sentiments-on the subject
He declared in the convention that he would
never cast a vote in censure of Mr. Buchanan,
either in relation to the Kansas question or any
other measure, no spoko at some length in
laudation of Mr. Buchanan. He regretted that
the Lecompton Constitution had not been sub
mitted to the people, but he would sustain Mr.
Buchanan in his position. He invoked modera :
tion and conciliatory discussion.”
One of the leading arguments of the Northern
Border Ruffians is, that the people of Kansas
can change their Constitution at any time, and
hence there is no hardship in forcing the State
in under the Lecompton fraud; but the report
of the Senate Committee on Territories speaks
of that Constitution as “a Constitution urhirh they
! (the people of Kansas) cannot change, without
I BESonnsa TO revolution, until the year 18G4.’’
The Senate Committee speaks for the President
and the South ; and any attempt to encourage
a counter opinion is as base a fraud as the Le
compton Swindle itself.
Hunt’s Merchants’ Magazine.— The March
Number of this valuable work comes to us, hal
lowed as it were by the touch of death. It is the
225 number of this work, making a period of
more than seventeen years since its foundation.
The head that planned and the untiring band
that executed so much valuable labor as has
been compressed within the Merchants' Maga
-1 line in that period, are still and cold, t reeman
Hunt is no more.
Wo hope that those other hands which have
labored with Mr. Hunt, so long in this work,
will now uphold in full strength, and vigor what
he so well commenced, and so vigorously carried
on for so long a time. Doubtless tho book will
still bear his name, and be sustained by the pub
lic os heretofore.
Tub Bblle of Wasuikqtos.— This is a “Tale
of the Affections” by Mrs. N. P. Lasallo of Wash
ington. We have read one chapter ia this book
which is folly equal to the average of its class.
We found only two grammatical errors in the
course of the chapter we perused, and that is
very well in that respect. That chapter
mences in page Cl. Every young lady rpamfon
ed in the part we noticed is of
description. ThejaagagfroTcfiaracters are Dela
croix, Marquis ofß. etc., show
jnyfSTsTo be none of your "pooh white trash"
[that Sirs. Lasalle discusses, but the "rale right
down Southern chivalry." Mr. T. B. Peterson
publishes this work.
r, ihcir
[Js’TOtc the candidate
Ooikii into THE MaNtrscTrnr..—The Sew
i'ork Herald hoe sent a correspondent to Kansas
lor the arowed reason that for too long a time,
“the Republicans hare enjoyed a monopoly of
i (As manufacture of Kancat news." ,? h
■per also drily remarks that, “hail the Democrat
ic organs in the North had the energy and en
terprise to send correspondents of their own to
Kansas, the agitation might long since hare
been cheeked.” From a recent number of the
Herald, we see that its “manufactory is in
working order, and turns out just the desired
article.
Tat ‘‘regular” or Office-holders' Leoomoton
meeting was held last night at Tammany Hall,
under the anspioes of the three Johns Secre
tary John (A. Dix,) late of IMS, presided; and
the chief speakers were Harlequin John (Van
Buren) of the Buffalo Platform, who said the
Democratic party was a great Free l.ore con
cern, and "incarnate deni John (Cochrane)
of the Fernando Wood campaign. Mr. McLane
of Maryland sandwiched between the Johns
and Isaiah the Marshal figured as usual. The
gathering was moderate in numbers, and mild
in enthusiasm. —-A'. F* Tnb.
A Scotch Milliosaihe.— The will of the late ]
Mr. Morrison, formerly of the London house of
Morrison k Cryder, has just l>eco .
to in Scotland. The estate exceeds $20,W0.00U.
Basildon Park, which cost $600,000, is the man
sion giren to tho widow for her residencs, with
an annuity of $50,000 a year. The great Islay
estate, in Scotland, large enough for a princi
pality and which cost $2,200,000, ,s giren to
his soi Charles, to whom also is bequeathed the
roand eum of $5,000,000.
Death or ah Esantsn MeechamY.— John I
Ilorsely Palmer, one of England’s most eminent
merchants and bankers, died at his country resi
dence, at Hurlingham, (near London,) on the
7th ult., at the age of 78 years. f ° r
many years gorernor of the Bank of England,
and held also high positions in other msti u ions
A few years ago Mr. P. malted the United States,
where he had large inreatmcnls.
B.AILEOAD Decision.— The Supreme Court of
New York hare decided that the rolling Btock of
a railroad is a fixture of the Bame, and not per
sonal property; and that consequently a mort
gage on rolling stock doesnot require to bo filed
as in the case of a chattel mortgage, in order to
protect the property against judgment creditors.
The Boston Journal gires ah account of a
man, who, haring got decidedly the worst of a
fight which he provoked, at the close of the bu
siness expressed himself ‘‘sorry for what had
happened.” The fellow's condition was no doubt
as sincere ns that of a Smith Carolina Congress
man, under similntcireamstances.
“Is Tht Seevaht a Doo 1" oaks the Blooms
hura Star, In discussing the project to break up
Judge Wilmot’s judicial district. The Star is a
Demoornlio paper, but, like the beggar who
could not accept a donation of corn meal, it
ain’t mean enough" to go for that.
Amct News.— Vfe understand that all the
United States troops \in Kansas, except three
companies, have been ordered immediately to
Utah. A mule train U to leave Port Leaven
worth as soon after the 10th inst. as possible.—
JV. Y.Ttma.
' - Ir is said that the Mormons are anxious to
©migrate in a body to Papua or New Guinea,
they arc ready we ore.
DoaiffO the conflagration of Canton, caused by
tho bombardment of tho British, tho extensive medi
cal warehouse of our countryman, Dr. J. C. Ayer, of
Lowell, (the depot of his Cherry Pectoral and Ca~
thartio Puls, for China)was totally destroyed. Ho
■now a demand upon our government for in
demnity from tho loss of his property, and hence will
Sow iother nut to crack with our elder brother
j3mnj. Stick to it Doctor j and if onr Government
nudoUdnJ oar rights wherever year Pills are sold,
woshaUonly bo unprotected on tracts that are very
tojTta.—Reformer, Trenton, N. A I
Bor's Raglans and sack coals, Oents French
■ coats Raglans, &c.,and a toll stock of
Shawl* for
avanut^Bovs*still onhandatCarnaghaos, Fed-
Cut buyers will find ibo
price* mi induwnjenL *
Partial Rhpobt hroh the Lecohptoh Cohhit- £&p(CI&l flCtlCfß ■ ; .-.-. ~ ~ " 1 - _ " out
ti«.—we taro ttot He special Commttw °r c°n- ~ " /~uty warrants Merchant!’ lmnranee Co. of Philadelphia. The Hannfaetnrers’ lasnranec Compoo)
gr.ee on the Lccompten Con,.i.n.io» have deter- EXTENSION OF STAT. (Tm STwmTe » * «***«. <>.*c .V. ,0 Krrtampr,
lT^?we“^ a «T DRaC.M.FITCHSJ.W.SYKM »_*«?.. . _ „ »«-.-TUU »mCA JSIS; stK g pAK, >. .»0 £ „ F "' l A D ‘ '
port .ill not he made until all the member, of the IVIU ration. their Office »t T ECTURE BY AN INDIAN CIIIEI orpin*— . Charter Perpetual—Cajiitnl $500,000.
Committee hare lime afforded them, to rotne on to . 1(11 Penn Street. of the Tnl» -in fr?-* 25 trill, INSUHE AGAINST ALL KU.H3 OP •
Philadelphia The older. *.«»’**••**-*■ op ,^° CRAIR hotel, WTBDCMU. . KtiS'iSEf <*«. RuH. on th.Ohto.nd , Fir e, Marine and Inland Risk*
man may get himeelf a new run at the Lrorrn Stone uriltalTK THE KT. LL ~ Errnlou. Map!, Lon the Manner.. Carton.., Kite, and Tra- trtl atari.. Injure agalnrt k«* or dunay WM. A. RHODES, Pre-ldenc
Clothing Hall of Kockhill i N ilsni. Ms. *'o.t and ; TILL APRIL iIR * T < diti „ ni , „f Trib*; Marriages and the firatcau** ofDeath. al*> against the
RO5 Chestnut street. PhiU.lolpbiti. t WWp th*»ir mar h#> pon-sulted tlailv, (Sunday** and wilUl«*> iti*e n (Wriplirm of the Climate. S.il and Navigation «»d ALFRED WKEKB, Secretary
... n uere they may M t onpuueu u . v ' iT.«h.rti<*n« »( the Uada.n Hay Territory. where h* t>«« DIUCTORS. iMtrn.rDJ
Strength and Health Rc*torcd.~Mr. J-.bn . exci-pted.) for Coninmptlon, Asthma, labon-l many yean, a* lUMnnu? ; aUo.of bu interview ■ Wtu. V Petit. John C John N.
Da.l.on, tiring ten mile' f* on He Peon- CUt. andother CKr.ra.c rated W ffIiSSK ■*«*
aylvania Canal, nayt "tVli-n I cwL.atencrd taking Boer- ‘ with, or predisposing to Poimona > had at the door. The proceed* <>r tbit Ircturo will heap Klwood T. Pusey.
bar-’, Holland Bitters. I r.-.uhl l.arilv walk. Sow. I enjoy ‘ I»KS. KITCU 4 STRESfeeI that they ********* ...incato hi. daughter for a Mi«.ion.ry Teacher.
earn,re. health.- ' ,>T or La, ftrt.nrt.tlj Uau..leh t.«IU. of H. «CKKWV , ope, o ,r ; Leetorv to rommeer.
llrA&ariit asa P.hiuti —Mr Mia. J. Liecoml.-. of Bir- D.tNOEIt OP DELAY IX PCLMONMtT 81. WE E o cl.ra. -
mingham, wtyr M I Urtp found in r-NPrl.aTei Holland Bit- lymptmui often **m ao'.trifllnc «to beget a te Two through Trains Each Way Dally
ten. a remedy for ll«uUu-he and Wbillty. My wife baa iog of safrly eren while tho disease U maklm; rap V Sundays Excepted.
J..e«ll.rth the gma^t t r»a and the paUee. neg.rtU hlmnlf U.l a mm .. uea.to (
Mr. A. 8. Nicholson. .»f litteburKb. also remarks that he 1 Impossible. . p *« 1
hM experienced nitu-b rclh-f from Its use for headwhe. M^^c^xr^^or'wnfultttion-
CAtmos!—Bo careful to n*k fir lk»rbare‘s Holland Bit- ; AUst ot quMUi.mi'will l*o sent to thoee • i*hing to r *'°*
ters. The great popularity <-f thin u*e*llcin« has induced j salt us by letter. BYKE£
many Imiutlona, whMi the pelJic rhueld goard again.! 1 C ,l, Htuhargh. Pa
purch&dng. i
mt $1 per bottle, or ilx bottles tor $5, by the pro. I * * cabotp
prleU.ra,BENJ. PAQE, Jr_ 4 00., Manufacturing Pharma*
Bralnun!, D.
; 946 I 696
! 1091 I 979
i 698 i 749
• 602 ; 664
1 1108 | 664
t 1187 1 785
1 1237 I IIH
| 719 i MS
I 431 ! Us
720 j 930
OUR BOOK TABLE.
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oKNEV s A r r i- -a. w,
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
JS’n. ft, AW* Blr-ek, Dubuque, /oUk*
promptly tu«d« In any part of North
U. UirpniTliiwand Sain of R-«l
talnlns Ms.uwy on Bond, and Mortirur-*. «-l.lyiK
"W K V M A N .te SON.
ManuCwtnnm and Dealer* in all kind* of
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIOARS,
AND
leap tobacco,
Cornrr of Xr.r, on*
' SAMUKIj 'oi-t-A-V
MERCHANT TAILOR,
JVo. ti'i ST. CLAM STJtKET,
. Ilr. Irish's Now Building.)
«JA». MoLAUCtHLIN,
■ASCT*CTTIIta or
Alcohol, Cologne Spirits nnd Fnsrl Oil,
dolWlyfc aYm. 168 and ITO Second Street.
at D, KINKIIAKT,
HAN UTACTTIXSJ A?r» t>SAI.»AtB
All kind* of Tobacco, Snuff and Cigar*,
n... “Trail, txkfntha bolldlns Ko IHO W0..l
aadlUoii 10 lli.lt Maimtacliirliiil EAUbluhmaal. No. Allrwt»
■treat, wbaretl.a, « HI l» l‘laa»J tL ' ir
»p27;lT.iro _ _ . .
''"DBNTiin'KY- ABA
f&m DR. J • it A LSI RES,
SUIIGKON DENTIST,
FKOM NEW YOKK,
E.TTRAI.TS TEETH WITHOUT TAIS.
BY A LOCAL HEXUSIMNO AGENT To tut GUMS ONLY.
M-InrerU Tortb ™ U.. 1.1, Sllt.r, Elatan. “‘I
Parchfc and parlora. all apatatlma la a «-lanlloa
I manner, wttbont pain.
•gKiaasssc^
'SINGER'S bbwino machines,
I Th. great .oi.i-riorltj of SINUEIt'H MACHINES
Otit all other* for Ibo use uf
Clothing and Shoe Manufacturers, Harness
Makers, Carriage Trimmers and
Coach Makers,
Has long boon known and practically acknowledged.
Ilia NEW FAMILY MACHINE, '
Which if a light, compact and highly ornament*! machine,
(doing Its work squally well with the lorgs machine* ) and
must become a fatorlte for family use. _
A full supply of tho aboro Machines for salo at Now YorK
prices, by -R. STRAW, 3a Market h!-,
V PITTSBUUfiiI, I'A,
HE 'W'l'isr C - -A. G E S
rOB FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
WHEELER & W ILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Bridgeport, Conn.,
Pittsburgh* 6*l Fifth Street.
Tbl« Machine Btitche* the
ninaat nr Coarsest Fabric,
I Rwing.or No M Fifth itrrrl, I'ituharph^
p~A YN E,BISSB LL & CO.,
■4SOFACTURXW OF
Cooklns. Parlor md HeatiaK
STOVES,
Grates, Front", renderß, etc.,
And Mauntnctnroo ot thn
rAPITAL COOKING rangk.
C im ii 3 hhkiwy street,
so. AJO "in rirreBBROB, p.
Jytßrlydfc
*•
sS.bnrgh Steel Worke.
JONB9. BOYD Ac CO^
llviutkctnrrra of OAST BTKKU
At B- BTEKL; SPRINGS sad AXLES,
Rott and Pint StrrrU, PXXbvrgh, Pa.
U, B. O*
““0 ”“x)',' b"boSk3 & CO,
KAKcricTcuu or
Hopri' Imprcnred Patent Steel
Cultivator Teeth.
Corner Rcax aaiJ*A Streets, PUHbergh, Po..
ln®slydfc*
DAWKB *6 CIuXJTiKV.
dome, Sign and Ornamental Painter*,
A X D 0 BA I If B R S;
BUUXA IK
white T.pad and Zinc Paints.
Aim, *ll klrnl* of Paint*, Oil*. Varnlahco, Window Qian,
AUP * w Putty, Bnwhiw, Ac,
1U IR-od Street, two doort above Diamond AOejf.
mrlfhlydtc .
SENKY H. COLLiyS.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
AM) WHOLESALE DEALKRDi
Cheese. Butter, Seeds, 3ft«h*
And Produce Generallr,
tw f /To. as Wood Stmt, pauburtk.
YBTERS—I2O cans fresh No. 1 Mortolk
OjttCT* rec’dthu morning and lor
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Pittsburgh, General Insurance Agency,
No. 03 Fourth Street, I
rirrsßCßGii, FEy**-
Compnuii’* of high**! Blandlng. Charter!
l>y IVunaj-lTWiln unit uihcrSuw*.
¥\r*, Mariui- ftti.l Life Kt«k« tatf-nof aU
g. S. CAHKIKH. _
GKOUGEJW. GRKIGAt CO
KEG MANIIFACTUBEBS,
Comer nf ISX* and Mechanic! Street, Ffth IHird,
P I T T 8 III! R 0 II i I’ A••
Manufacture and Oak K.Rs <*f the
tiou* of NAIL KKtiS, which they will e-ll at the. lowest
m arL-ei pricej. ...
49“ Contract« are respectfully solicited. All "* r '
rmnu-d of the best quality. delLlydic
SEPrON «to__BIIjBROI7C3-Ilj
LAND AND HOD SB AGENTS
.Vo. 101 Locutl Strut, between Ith and bth Strutt,
ST. LOUIS. MO.
HOUSES, LOTS and LANDS for sale or lease; State, Coun
ty and City Taxes paid on Real Estate; choice selections of
lands entered under the Graduation Law, at 1-/4 cents per
acre, comprising Pine, Mineral and Agricultural lands.
Land Warrants bought, sold and locat.il. UtjroU>r
anSTgim..
MESSRS. CIIAS. A LEWIS GREBE,
II « I I« ORGAN Ain* BINOING, 11 11
ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES
As Greek Latin, German, French and Bpani*h,
TMght hj CIIA9. GREBE, Cand. Thenl.
ja-Engoiro at the principal Mask Stoma. dsSMradfc
J. M. LHTLK
TAILOR,
1 No. 54 St. Clair Street,
•{Dr. Irish’! New Building,) riTTKBDKGH, PA
*CO:lj-dfc
FURS! 'PUBS!! FURS!!!
FOR ladies AND JVTTSSKS,
HUDSON BAY and
MINK SABLE,
STONE MARTEN,
PITCH, SQUIRREL, Ac.
CAPES, TIFPETS, MUFFS, CUFFS ami GLOVES, In
great Tariety ami price.
n.»U:rtfc
MATIaACK & ROGERS,
COMMISSION' AND FORWARDING
M B H O H -A- N T S ,
No. 18 Pino Btreet, SI. Lonll. Mo.
aim to
SlarJoch A Diction, Bt. Loal*,
Pay A SUiUck, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Chaa. Duffleld * Oo„ LouiivlUe, Kj.,
F. ». Pay A Co-, Danker*, Peru, lII*-,.
Qrecn fc Stone, Danker*, Mnacatine, lowa,
Pay * Uatlack. Philadelphia, .
R. F«.r*yth, Chicago, Freight Agent lor Ulmni* Ontral
It&lllwd. 1 luS:Cmitc
tiußintss (Ctjangcß.
NOTICE.
I’lrrsßiiaan. Jnn. Ilth,
InAVE this day associated with me Benja
min F. Point .na William It tVWt«crojD Iho FonorJ
CommiMlon, VVi.il nn.l Protuco Pa.lii*™. The «jl' ol IP'
firm will bo SPKINUKIt
BratNOfanABAACOHr. rmn...wn.n. women*.
SPRINGER lIARBAL'GII k CO.,
COMMISSION MEKCUANTS,
AT MADRAS,
DKALF.KS IN
Wool. Hides, Provisions A Produce Generally,
No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
tor, PHILADELPHIA: SPRING, bis. gap
A.II.IIOSESHKJM A. BHOOKS^JgJ,
N'o. naiolot No. US) S.mtli Second St_
RESPECTFULLY invite Dealers and Md
liner* to tj.eir fre«h and mperior «h*:k -l
RIBBONS, BONNET MATERIALS,
CBAPES, BLOND LACKS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, III'SCHES.
STRAW BONNETS,
MENS' AND BOVS* HATS,
MISSES' BLOOMERS AND FLATS,
And every thins coom-cUO with tbl* hratMth oi the bnil-
Dt «*Sh^ ! time ft,,J Pa; ’ h tnycn will find *»ur
adapted to their requirements an>l a discount of .J 4 per
cent for cash will be allowed.
cut »ot and preacrTe this advertisement to to
uud yon of visiting us w!kd jou erne to this citj.
mrlreodStn
Steam to Southampton and H*rr*.
The magnificent steamship
VANDKKBILT, too*. P K. Lrrtrat, Ma»-2**«£
t.T will sail with the malls—
From Xtw Tork/or From Southampton and
Southampton and !Urr* Havre f-r fir* 1- rt
Saturday-. April 10 , Wednesday Aprils
Saturday May SI | Wedneeday *
Saturday -July S i Wedneaday. . .. July -l
Price of passage according to location »f nxm> Hr«t
Cabin, $lOO and $130; Second Cabin S«J and $. 6
SpectcdsUvereO in London and Pan*.
t£r passage and freiiibt apply to I*. TORRANOw.A*, ot,
N... b Bowling Green. New York. f "*J_
/TREAT REDUCTION OF jyffc
V™ T .v^ U rwi E i~ s.m- | n -v.» r«* .*•»
• W in «> I *
tons, C D. Lndlow, commander, and NORTH STAIL
tons Edward Cavendy. commander. to sail from pier No. 3
North River, at noon prodeely, carrying the tinUed .l»t«
mail, vlt— >
Hew Tork for
S»udiam}itnm, Havre Bremen fur * I
and Bremen. S.uOiampt..n. for Aewi trk.
Ariel, Saturday, March -JJ. April 1. la
X„r.h SU* “ April IT. JU» >;• »*» Yt
Ari.l, “ >'*)' «• ■ ,u " .
*ad F-l*. F.r W^gJsSS'£*n'’
fc27-3mtl No ..^g? w i l ”F Urff^N * W Y“rfc
preneb ArUlleiol Flower* and Flowe
E are now receiving our Spring Styles of
/ French Flower* and Flower Material*, which for u
it and beauty rorpiaer* any former *e**ont
on*. Man a facta ring nearly all the Good* we offer for *a e,
enable* u» to offer to Wholesale purchaser* Inducement*
both In prtee amlcoDflord »tylee. fciT
Oatrlch and Fancy Feather* In many *tyWa, suitable for
Spring Sale*, aim. .eery dcaerlption of low prloeJ >awy
Fcetbera, Tor trimming Boja a«d Child* at Straw and
F.nc, lUb. For «d. ~ &yill * co,
200 Broadway, flew loth.
American KlVw.n, Uneebee, Trimming.,
Ac.) &>c»
TUE subscribers beg to draw attention to
their department of Am-rican Flawm, Ra«b* and
Tnrotnliiio, which wlUtw found orapleto, tb* deaJgna Ulng
taken Tran tho fnililunfcbU sad U» m»nu
Cuctnre to thrir own fhclonu. » inluaU Uuyrrt
1y nm ra.in*«lcd to examine Ihc galDplfß.
y JNO. C- HKNDKRfION BMYTH * CO..
•JOO Broadway.N«w York,
Uoea’s Remedy for Pulmonary and Tu
bercular Consumption.
HAVING boon appointed solo Agent for
the enlo ot Don okttOSISIO IIOCA’S CTl.br.trJ
CUKE FOR CONfICMPTION, the public will now ho pul lu
posneielouof one of the meat extraordinary remedies st
unt (or what has heretofore been considered an Incurable
disease. * ... , _
1 have the more readily undertaken the agency, mmi tlio
fact of Its extreme simplicity—lx-iug an oultcard
turn, the action of which M seemingly miraculous, nod Us
having none of those attributes which make np the Burner
o„i compounds now In gene™* «*»• , .
With the utmost confidence in the success of this remedy ,
which has heretofore been used in private practice with
great success, as Is shown by numerous letters and eerUfl
cates, is now offered to the public.
A pamphlet, containing directions, (otters from distin
guish ud iDdlvidnsU, and docnmsntary evidence from the
physicians of the hospital of Havana, Island of Cuba, *e.,
will accompany the remedy.
These speak volumes la Its praise, and publicity Is only
CTipj[r»d 10 render II oe populer .. 111. l»u.nd.l. Addrere
J Ajiao KGKar*.
Bole Agent for the Uulted Slates,
No. fill Market street, Philadelphia.
Principal Office, 1020 FIIZWATEK. fctfilmd
18587*' CARPETS. 185&
THE MARKET STREET CARPET STORE,
IS STILL PREPARED TO SUPPLY
all demands for Velvet, Brussels, Three-ply and In
itraln Carpets, of every descriptlon,style and quality. Floor
(HI Cloths,from 8 to 24 feet wide, at lower prices than wo
have ever before offered; Cocoa Matting lor offices or
churches; Painted Window Shad re, and everything connect
ed with the Carpet department of Boom Furnishing.
As wo anticipate an advance in prices after the Spring
Trade opens, we would suggest to purchasers to make their
•elections now from our largo Stock and at our promt very
luw price,. too W. M'CtINTOOK.
A VALUABLE FARM in Beaver County
1, offered In excbnngo foe Unproved property to Pure
burgh or Allegheny City- ... ,
The farm contains over two hundred acres, runs to the
railroad and Ohio rircr, and distant from railroad station
.boot on. hundred rod. The loprovemrau ere . good
dwelling boueo. horn, endoil rttewwonUraildlngv the
piece ebonnde with llmeeton. eudcod;eleo of pore
Seter, le under goodf.uce.the Und prodneUTeend In e high
■fete of coUiveUon- In eddlUon to which there le wood
Bnffldentto pe, for helfthe plvre. In ohort, It l. not .or
narecd by any farm In the county. ....
proprietor 1. not e former. In either Iheor,. prec
tlco or tadtooUon,.to> prupewe. Ilill trod. fur lmprored
pr JUEto b'lto'JuMlVlN, e. Btotlon Hotel, Allegheny,
from Bto 9 o’clock. A. M. or from 4to6P. M. mrElraeod
RlchKrdion'B lrl.n Linen-, D«m«.k., *c.
TUE public will plcnite bear m miml that
theQKNUINK OOOU3 tie nlw»J« loolod wIIL tto (nil
aißDituro * tojgjytej,, 1 oWBES.
J BOLLOCKE* -A B. LOCKE, Aeaott,
3fl Ohnrch at* pw Band*? at. Now tort.
Removal-Bossa*e’» Holland Bitters.
WE have removed the manufactory of
B<ERIIAVE'B HOLLAND BITTERS to N 0.27 Wood
* l '”>„uiSfT te °°‘ l, BENJAMIN PAQE. JIL. ACO.
GLYCERINE— 1 havo jmt we’d a large
rauttlT of pore EnsiahOtjwilne - AUo, > lire. lot
' \Y),',U,.,J, Clmlc.d and tj I A- Cl"rto-l
COLIMDIS, CISCIBSATI * ST. LOI'IS
BY TIIK Franklin Fire Insurance Company P* l
PITTSBURGH, COI.rMBrS ANI> CINCjNSMI It AH PHILADELPHIA, .
no AD LINE, ria ST El'BP XT! 1.1. K.
The Cleveland ami PitUbiirjth end Pitlaburgb. Columbia
and Cincinnati Railroad Companies haring U "‘ J< L* U of
range tn**nt with the PitUboriih. Port Wayne and (Tjicas»
Kail i oad Company, for the use ..f their track between
Piltehurgh and Itocheiiter, _
Will run their train* from Penn *tr**«*t Station daily,, un
day* excepted. cotiiint'iinug Monday, Marili S, l’ sß
CI.BVKLAJ}!). WIIKKLINU AND CINCINNATI MAII.
| Leavi* IMmianon,. Atnu'xt,
. Strolen' ill- •
. Bridgeport. opposite
c,"O a. M.
\ UeHnir
iColutahn*
uifd SSI'S':::::
Thi*truiu l<* Cleveland has 3" miniil"* 'it AJluwif" for
CrXaS’NATI, CI.K' M.ASD ASU CHICAGO KXPKKitf
LtWtS I‘ITTSHVB'itI.'
|Steul*nrill<
o P M -Newark
' ' jColumbtis...
Icindnwiit
Through l'> Cl *icie^land...
cmnatl withouti Bnfl r u!()
cbMKv ol cars. Chicago ....
WIIEKLISU ACCOMMODATION.
l,t*' cs PiTTSßrcoit., Aihives,
IWclUOll" P. M
400 P M Utouheiirille T.a)P «.
u ‘• M - [Bridgeport *A*r «
i Bellnlr G. o ** * “
CoXStCTIOrtS AM MADE HI ABO' E TR.UHB AS fOLLOWS
By 000 A. M.aod 4,00 F.M,
At WHEELIN'!, for Cumberland. Harper a Ferry. Balti- ,
more and Washington City.
Onlt at nKLl*AUMbrCnmbridßi'.Zaof«TUle l Lancaster. c«r
rleville and Wilmington. ,
Ht fl 0») A. 11-andiSS P. M.
At XENIA, for Dayton, Indianapolis, Mattoon. Calm. Nt.
L>>nisand New Orleans.
Itj d,ort A. M. and '-.36 P. M.
At CINCINNATI, for Lcxtegton, Louisville. Coin*. 81. Lout*
ami New Orleans. .
Only at BAYARD, for Carrollton. Wayntsbnig, D<»Tei and
New Philadelphia.
Duly at IIODSON, ior Cit>alio|TH Fall*, ALn.n, Clinton and
Ne« Portage.
Byrt.UOA.M.andWAP. W. ~, „ .
At CLEVELAND, for Erie, Buffalo, Niagara tail*, Laua.i*.
.» aadusky, Toledo. Drtn.it, Chicago. ““ I P'’ l " 1 * "t the
North West ,
45*Ttio4,i.*> {■ M train «to|M at nil wav ••.•Own* on me
River Dlrlsion.
EMBRACING
M’OOKD A CO., 131 Wood atr»x-t.
Materials-
An Exchange Is Offered.
yiehr abbrrttßrnunts.
nml PilUhuryh Railroad.
lIETURSINO TRAINS'
EA!*TEKN MAIL. VIA STKI BKS'U.Lh
I.cav"<i Citi' iniiatl
ArriTfo ui Coinmbu
,1„ •ill'tttx'll’illlo
do I’lttubtirftli..
JMTTSUI 8011 AND WIIKBLIN'i MAIL.
L£*«TB« CteToland - - - - 1’?? *
ArrlTe* at ?•** l
do tFfattlto* h -*l *
PITTSBURGH ACCOMMODATION,
Leaves Bellair
du Bridgeport, oppcelto Wheeling
flop* at all Stations.
Arrives at Pittsburgh
WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH MAIL.
l,caTca IMUIr
do Hrtdtfuxiri, oppo*it» Wheeling •
Arrive* M Whaling
KAPTERN KXPRBS', VIA STEUBENVILLE.
“SS. ■
do Mi-nN-nTirte ' *
do I'ittd'tirgh. '• h, ’ p
CIII< A«in, BUFFALO AND PITTSBURGH EXPRESS.
L*»'**» Cli’Teln.n*! ... - - -•• • ''
Amv'ii at Well'' .“•*" *
I do Whrftinß 1
[ ,|., Pituburgb... *
Connections are made by the Wall aud Express from «dw 1
i.Qint« when returning, ss are formed above when going I
from Pittsburgh; also. with the Pennsylvania Railroad for
llarrmburgh. Lancaatei, Baltimore, Philadelphia. New \ork |
Un Trains will "top on signal -f the Station Agent '
&t xnr “Utlon betwren Pittsburgh and Rochester to take up
muu.rnjrrs pdng to any jwint on or beyond the Uno of thcM»
n»h Trains will al*o stop to leave passengers coming
from these Hoads at any Station between Rochester and
I * 'paiwcngrrsdi siring tn go to Chicago, or poiul* beyond
Chicago via Cleveland, mast aik far Tnkris rw < lereland.
Pasornrer* desiring to go to Columbus, Cincinnati, etc., or
points beyond Columbus via Steubenville, must US* far
Tu-Kfts r»a StrubrnrilU.
Hag gage checked through to all principal points ftod
transferred free of charge.
a « For tickets and all information, apply to Ui.U
PARKIN, at the Ticket Oflice, D * ,pot '
0.-ni-ral Ticket Agcut C. A P. H. R., Cleveland.
1. A. HUTCIIINMN.
General Ticket Agent. V. C.4C. R R., Columbus.
JAMES FARALKK,
Snperiateudsnt, C. A I’ U- R- Cleveland.
\V. W. BAG LEY,
JSnpMJuunJfOt P. C.iC.R. R. Colnmbun.
ifN.
,VX W UAHUA l'N
A Fine Nunns:m«l Clark Piunn, six '*cta\n, :
„f <-»*. but a t.-w T.-nr. in n«e. »140. I
Se»'-n IWuto, roK'wuxl »». ruruer i
l lll<- SU mshillTUlT C*»- j
t >t!«. Sii iVlnv.i, mitb«KAD]r
uu.*- Six Uct»».i, *m*ll «lw Plano ••• r* . „
tVr»inii'l'-simn-i to |'t3rdiu«o mi m*trnm«nt. will Olid i*
■ t t,p llirlr itiU-reM In call at
11 KLRltKil X BRO'? M nalc .■'tor**,
mrS N„ . .\3 Piltli Sltwl.
TVaI’EU hangings FOR SPfiIXG OF
f' iS.Ss—Tin l beat assortment eTrr brnnjlit to Pitubtirifti
price* raii£e fri>m »ix ct-ul« !•> I> TB (I<>Mar»
Wall Pap* l * f>*r
Pail.in.
Eulrifr.
CJiurtb<*f.
I'lnin Oak. I'neel Oak. Walnut. Marble. Fre-eae. Ib.nle".
Fulutlnce. Teeter ".Ceil Inge, Fir. Frreaua Wind'"'Mm-le.
Came euil eee. IV I'. MlßbllAl.L 4 CO.,
tj7 " oud *trrft.
0B I’Hi Nil NO.
C.K RD3,
CIRCULAR?,
BILL lIKADS.
BILLS LADING,
CUECK3,
Anl r*,<> d-vHp*oa of Prtntinc, plaiu or ornamental,
~i_i urjiiiv iitomotlT nod at roafc'Pid'lc rate*, by
WM. (1. JoUNBTON A CO.,
Printara, Siationon and Blank Book Mannfactarerm,
mri _ .
SEEPS.— 2U bg- choice Timothy Seed in
*tnr». Mdo Clo»>rP*-rdtbU day arriving by C. *F.
R. R.. and for aalohy n.r*. ATWELL. LEE A CO
CIHEESK —4O b* • ••rime W. R. Cheese in
, gtorf and for aalr bj , . _ ATWELL. LEE_A C<>._
OT ASIL—I2 oaks Pot Ash instore nnd
foraal-by mrS aTWELI, LEK_A CO
TJOLL BUTTER.—IS bbU Roll Butter ar-
XV rirtnE and fortola by rerS _ATWELL LLE ACO
("ion Fisii"-m csks in store anil for sale by
j tnrH ATWELL LEE k CO-
Ann "LciuL—6oo pigs Leml, Galena
OUvJ Soft on Consignment aDd for sale by
rorH A LX. QOEDON, 121 Second street.
Pittsburuu, March 6th, 1648.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Commit
tee to procure AgenU for tho Salt Manufacturers As
.ocmtlun will inert at tR* house of 8. Sl*mm, In ntUburxh,
on KIUDAV, the Pith I nut., at 11 0 clock. A. and wUI
T eat\y t.u that day to receito proposals for the sale of bait.
Am de.lroii.of proeuriog.i. AseorJ roo refer to Jome,
- “ K1 " 1 "T^T^ C °'
”'u. Kir.. IhoT " rta “ l,
/‘'IOTTAOK* OLKKB—Now eddtioa of tho
I l CotUgnOle* Book, containing some or the choicest
Madricala. Quartettes, Solos and Opera Choruses oatant. By
J Library (it Chore!. Mo.lt-by W HBn£
for, ,o,t Geo. K. .foot,
01.1 Established Piano Depot,
mrfi 11 a Wood Street. Second door above Fifth.^
JOHN THO*TO.V.r." .I.W. THOMPSON %. C. *»«*
JOHN THOMPSON & CO,
House painters, glaziers and
{MAISKIIS, 135 THIRD STREET. Sign Painting
cxeeutsd with ncatnrtJ and dispatch. Mixed JJJ*
Turpentine, Vanilah, Japan and English I atent Driers.
riHcMontmigns 7.lnc, a scry superior article Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh White Lead always on hand and for »!*.—
Wo are prepared l-» Grind Colors for Painter*. Druggists or
others at the shortest notice, as we hare a mill «h>«*
crlnds by steam. Painter* will save money by Retting
their color* ground with ns. mr.Vdiy^
Allegheny Coal Depot,
Corner Anderson St. »nd R*»lro*d.
CANNEL AND BITUMINOUS COALS,
delivered In Pittsburgh or Allegheny.
OKM.iI dreppodio the P.O, llruburgb. the Order
HoZconier Fourth mid Wood .U,or kR at the offlea, Alio
gbruy, promptly tUemlrd to
felrlyU mrs
NTCW CAKPKTB,
AT THE FOURTH STREET STORE.
W. D. & n. HtC A l L D HI
Have jdst received a very
large assortment of CARPETS, OIL C LOTUS, A&,
tbo latest stylos for Fall Trade, comprising
VELVET AND BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY AND THREE PLY,
BUPKIITINB AND
LOW PRICED INGRAINS.
Wool, Batch, Hemp, List, Rag, 11*11 and Stair Carpet*
Rags, Mats, Cocoa Slatting, Stair Rods, Ac-, Ac.
Also, a choice lot of Drugget* from one to loar yards wide;
beaatual patterns Floor OH Cloth, from 2 to 24 feet wide,
with all other goods nsnally found in first class Carpet
Stores, alt of which we are prepared to eell at the very low.
eet rales (or cash. oc& W. t>. A. 11. McCALLUM.^
THE undersigned is authorized to offer at
PoliUe Sale, on Thursday evening, the tiStb day of
February next, at tbe Merchants’ Erchange, In tbe cUv of
Pittsburgh, one undivided slgiitb interest in a claim against j
the Locks and Dams and ether real and personal estate, toll* |
and revenue ol tbe Youghtogbenj Navigation known
as ll»o Larimer claim, enmdating In part of two first Mort
nccs, one for $OOOO and another fur $14,000 on said Compa
nds Works, and 43 Bonds of $l,OOO each, tsnedby said
Cempany. Tlio said Mortgage will be dua this year.
Tl»o Dams and Real Estate of the Yonghlogbeny Naviga
tion Co. arw very valuable not only at an indisputable out
let to thousands of acre* of the beat Bituminous Coal in tbia
couutry, but for tbe water power afforded in so admiiable
position fur sptrlication to mills and machinery.
*Tlw cost of I lie works was considerably over one honored
thousand dollars. AUSTIN LOOMIB *
fel& Stock Broker*, tS Fourth street- _
T OST—A fltourScoTcii Tkr&ier Dog, about
I I ot» J«r old. wltb croppri
aod._r.ui i.
PITTSBURGH GAS
20 them mutiMßh Oa Block, to which V* I*' "h“»
"S« ‘‘™- P * r AB&S wosaB4oo.MlchT.hrt.
insurant*
WM. V PETTIT, Pre»l<l**nt.
E. ¥. WITHER, Viet- PrtMiiJoat :
DtiuhT J. McCaSS. ret ary.
tvuu.«.
Laml> A (V. VhilsJelpM*
Buck, A StiJfo'r; *1»- j
Truitt, Bro. A Co.. 'I”- <
Pumroy, CulJwoll A Oo- J“
A. T. law * C<*-, ‘l* l - !
SteinmiU, Ju«tir*> A Go , d<>. 1
pirrsnrmiH omcK, No st water j-TRr.tr j
ftu&.JU R. W. POINDEXTER, toruH
OIKICTOBS.
Charles W Batuk«r. I Adolph E- B*n.u,
G«org* W. Richard*. | g&iuuol Grant.
Thomas llfvrt, 1 Danrl S. Browti,
MordecaJ D. Lewi., ; R ; fT",iT4 05
TubtM "***"'• J VBANCKfcU. I‘r’. «i.k..{ y;R£ } .VN ('H .OT E—I.i mit ••} * r
„ - R .,r*UL VAFI XF tXSTKAXCK on '<- Ar C°* o< * V**tghM
Thia Company cuotlmies t" make insurances, permanent J.XF.IXI' ixsi'RAXCE h> Hi*. r«. f »tisls. Lakeland
or limited. on e»ery description ~f in town and
94 1 *. u countrr at rate# « low aa are consistent wilt. soenrit) ;
The Company hare " lar*. r-Mijms-m f’lh. , '
U.Oo a. U. which, with their Capital and Prwiimm*.
,11.20A.M. .ff or rf ß mple protection to the assured. ,
. 5.20 r. v. T , l# . A i,.ta Af the Company, on Jannnry l-l. lvd. n« poL
-10.10 P.M. ii»i,e.l acroi-ably to the Act of Awwmhly, wur* a* lAt-m*
2.45 PM.
11 ..t" :• M »’
s.UO a M. ’
Mnrtßace* -•••
Krai E»tnt*
Temporary Loan*..
Stork*
Cash. Ac-
flSllTO** « ;
Bti.ce iht-ir incorporation, a
.11,40 r. M they hare paid njiwanli or "no Million. (•<|
1,40 *. M. Do\l«i by ftrv, thereby nlb-nUn:
«.«?*•»• of tbo aarantac-i of Inramnco, m «otl an heir ability an^t
'.060 i- ». d|*|K-.*liion to moot with pmmptnoaa ttHlmbHittfa. ;
i,,«0 a. st J. GARDNER COJFIV Ap-ni^
;!.yi) p. «. fc ,,)o Offlo gontbwut cor. Wood ami Third ftr_
Continental Insnrante Company. ;
by Ih < »/ />»">,'">"li,
tTTTR *
PERPETUAL C II 1 RTRK
Authorized Capital. on, ‘ mj,Hod D, ' nan -
Fecarrd and Accumulated Capital..
HOME OFFICE.
.Vo. 61 Walnut Street, above Second, Philadelphia
, Fire Insurance on Building*, Foroitu to, Merebandisp, Ar.
lnsurance on Cargoc* and Freight*, to alt pnirta of
on Good*, by Ukom Rlrer*, o*nal"
i au.l Land Carriage*, to all parts of the Union, on lbo ; tm-t
I faroroble term*, consistent with security
tHUCTOBS.
GEORGE W. COLLAD AY, formerly Recorder of «
Philadelphia.
WMT BOWERS, formerly Register of Wills. i
JOHN N. COLEMAN, firm of Coleman* Smith, Impmrtip*
Hardware and Cutlery Merchant*, No. 21 North Third
etroot, above Market, Phile. ■
JOSEPH OAT. Brmof JoeephOat A Soo.Copperßmlthe, No.
l‘J Quarry street, Phil*. . ■ . ,
EDWARD V. MACUKTTR, firm nf M«fhrtl* * I
Inijxirtiog Hardware Merchant*, N>> 124 North; Third
ttmi above Race, Phil*. :
HOWARD HINCHMAN, Ann of Llvinpßon A C<>-. Trcxlnro
end Cotnralneion Merchant*, No. 27 8 Market «t-, above
Eighth. Phil*. _ .
OEORQE W. COLLADAY, Pmulunt.
tiiLM Wiujok, Secretary. :
JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agewt.
No. 24 Fifth «twt etAink) _
Hononphcli latortnce Compmny,
OF PITTSBURGH
OFPICZR3 —JAMES A. nUTCIIISON, rrwM-nt
nENRY M. ATWOOD, Stcrctarj.
Ornct, No. 98 Water Street.
IHU Inmrt AgaineCaU Invdi of Firt and M-iritu Ri
ASSETS, NOV. 20th, IW.
Stock Doo Bills. pnyaMeon d. rnnnd. n-rtirwl l».v .
two appro**! iiaitipn * ~J 503 „
DUI> KectltaWe g*
Caah.... ••••••; V i oo
TO ■bare* Mechanis*’ Bank Stock—c<*t si 902 60
|*n!iDium Notes “
Offlca Ftiruitut
Book Arr-onot'
■ * MRECTOJW: ;
. f„. n. IIMnA.. I wm. A.' w.* ;
1 llol.t. Dula.ll. I WU»™ MUlrr. I
I Wro. It™, Jolln Uclv-vtu
! Th u .,S.a«rk.., o™. A. Bor,,
i A. llulchißon
| HUSKY M. ATWOOD ..Sec ,
1 ~ 'PrimsylraJiio Insurance Company
! Of PITTSBURGH.
Office No. 63 Fourth Strt«
; DIRECTOR?.
; Joa-oI) Painter,
1 Ora. W.
A.J.Jone%
i Rirfy Patterann.
J, P Tanner,
' I. Grier Ppronl,
! W. B. Mcßride,
C. A. C<dtoo,
CUAItTKRKD capital....
«>p£rc and Marine RUtat
OFPIC
PrcaMeut —A. A. C*U2i
Vie# Prwidenl—llODt l
Pprr#Utrr *t>'< Trwnrwi
Western Insurance Company
OF PITTSBURGH. | |
GEORGE DARSIE, PniiUent.
F. M. GORDON, Secretary. !
OFFICE, No. W Water «tre*t, (Spang A Co.'«
up ftaira, PitUlmrgb.
Will Injur* against all kindt of Fire and
A Jlimt bistuution managed by DirreA.rj. iW.q
L-noum in the community, and who art determined, Oy
promytnest and liberality, to maintain the character »*«■/'
. they hart astum'd. as offering the 1~-st prot'iJun a i
I desire to be inturrtJ
assets, October ai. is-
Stock Account*
Mortgage
Bill* ItwMvnUe
uflW* Furniture
Upou Account*
C~Ol
Premium Note*
Bill" Di*coiiri»c'l
Dfßtrt^RS.
Oeorge Dani*. " m - MeKnlgbt,
R. Miller, Jr, Nathaniel Holme*.
J. W. Boiler, Alex. Nlmlck,
0. W. Jackeon, David M. 1-onj;. ;
Jamoa McAnley, William 11. Smith
Alexander Bpeer, C. w. Rlcketaon,
Andrew Ackley,
do 16:
F. M- GORDON, Fee
Bnreka insurance Company,
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
-Ojflce A'o. M WaUr SL, PUUbvrgh.
usxn, bot. 2a., 1837:
Stock Do* Bill*, payable on demand, and wcor
ed by two approved name*. r !
i>«h in Pittsburgh Tru*t Company
Pmnlom note*— -
Bill* Receivable.
Mortgage -
122 than-s Exchange Bonk Bto«k~C«wL
300 share* Iron City Bank Stock—Amount paid
200 ■hare* Allegheny Book Stock— «io
87 share* Mechanic*’ Bank Stock—Coat
Book Aeconota : -
Office Furniture
3. n. ShoenWrper.
W B.Nimick,
John A. Caogb«y,
C, W. Batchelor,
James I. Bennett,
W. J. Anderson.
Delaware Hataal Safety Insuracce Company,
Incorporoitd by fAe Lrgiilatvrt of /Vnnrylparno, 1834.
Office S E. Corner Third and Walnut sts.,
* PHILADELPHIA,
i IARIXE IXSURASCES on Veasel*, Cargo, and Freight
to oil nort* o( the world.
IXLAXD on Good*, bv Rivera, Canola,
lAkea a tv* Land Carriage*, to all parts of the Union.
FIRE IXSITRAXCE3 on Merchandize generally.—On
Store*. Dwelling Uoo*eo, Ac.
AutU of (A< CbstpOßy, Aoc.-Sid, 1847.
Bond*. Mortgage*, and Real Estate 8101,330 O*
Philadelphia City, and other Loan* 137,011*3
Rtock In Bank*, Railroad A Insurance Co*-. 13,308 00
SffcSESb ....
Caahon hand..:— —.’ 3»,blM ou
p r i.t»se* la bond*of Agent*, Premium* on
Marine Polieieareceotly issued, and otb*
e r debt* due the Company ~ 03,730 37
gubocription Note* - 100,000 00
WBliam Martin,
Joseph 11. Seal,
Edmund A. Bonder,
John 0. Da vim,
John R. Penrose,
George 0. Uipcr,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. R. M. Hinton.
William C. Ludwig,,
nugb Craig,
Spencer Mcllvoin,
Cbarle* Kelley,
Q. Jones Brook*,
Jacob P. Jones
Sunnol EL Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James B. McFsrls
Tbonuu G. llamt
Hebert Bnrtoa, Jr.,
John B. Semple, PitUb’g,
D. T. Morgan, “
i J.T. Logan, “
WM. MARTIN, President.
THOS.G. HAND, Vice President
BmT Ltuns, Socretary.
U P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
No. 95 Water street Pitttbargb,
W. A. MoCLOBO.
aplhlyd—j*l3
Belianee Bntaal Iniaranet Company of
pniiAi>BLpniA.
Office No. 70 Walnut Street
G&rRAL 1177,K»-AMm ta>,m ta-8«x«m Isrcrun..
Plrt lneunuice oo Buildlngt, Merrhnmlloe, Fnmltore, Ac.
kphe'mutnel principle combined with the lecnritj ol e
Block Capital, entities the Insonxi to share I a the profit® ol
the Company, without liability for towet.
Th® Script Certificate* or this Company, for P” flta “*
I conrertiLle at par, Into the Capital Stock of tbs Ooropan®
I CLEM TDtQLEY. Presidsnl.
B. M. HINCU3IAS, Secretary.
orucrou*
Ksa- ~Jf*ss
£S*
ISHC
•r Third and Wood streets
{heptane Insurance Company,
Of PHILADELPHIA,
Jtoujklin Buildings, 414 Walnut Street.
Omnlsed on<lw the General Insurance Lew, with a cash
00.000. prirOeged to Increase to $500,000.
Xofores against lots or damage bj Fire, Marine, Inland
!f ariratloa and Transportation.
omcoa.
H. 0. LAUOUUN. President.
RICHARD SHIELDS, Vic* President.
GEO RGB SCOTT, Secretary,
pnicnu.
H 0. Langblin, D. Montgomery,
W. a StUcabvy, Richard Shields,
D. Shanwood, George Scott.
R. M. Csrtlto, T. P. Shewell,
TOUtam Osborn* 0. C. Boiler.
TITS * CHATTEY, Arentt,
Qfle*brikj«ttß«U (tttmeioa wooditQ
W A. KbM~.
A. S. l.irP" l ' " 11 -
Jasim I*. Snu tii.
ClittJ- J- FielJ,
Win.
Rcrc* rxc*.
Judge Ilrath. >- l>- Cit. I»k.
i imnl MUliagpr, K»*[, Rc-btc-on & Co,
jam,* Howard. f Kmw-dy. Jr, * Co,
• c. n. Il«ap»*n kCu
I (1. Lws K*J, “ CunulDgliam A Cu.
i 'die '*. No- SM W*t*T»lr*vt.
- EI>W. d. BKLU Agent.
; Thr Great Western Fire nnd Dianne Ins. Co.
Op PHILADELPHIA.
j (ijs.v in >/* So. Malnnt, camrr «/
crnKTiu rtßPrrcii
j AUTIIi'RIZKP CAPITA!.
: Capital J'»nl tK-.-sg **”"*""
. ?nr|>Ui% January f*U *!*•*'
Ctmrle»C Uthrop. 1 vr. Walmit street.
William Barline. L _ . „
AW.tnder Wbilld.n. Merchant, is North Front st
l«a.v- »l:iy.lehnr*t. Attorney and Connvllor.
J..t,n C Hunt-r, firm of Wright, limiter A Co.
K Tract firm of Trvr A Co., Goldsmith » llau.
J.dm 1 l itfCnr.lT. linn of Jnm% White * McCurdy.
Til..* I. Jjh-I.ir. turn ~f ilill.-rj.ir * Zeller.
Ja«. B. hmltli. firm of. Jon. B. Smith Jfc Co
II H.-orr M Fuller. fflW £l7 South Third «m t
R Vo-.!*-. i'Hf r.»nier i f S*r-i.th and sms-un.
J\mr« W-icht. 1 :vt«* C:i-h»T Bank ofTiw;*.
Alfred T-n Bn, cdIW f\iro City IToj- ' «> -
Jura J. Slocum. <.(TI. >• •_>;*; South Third street.
i* t: i.ATUKor, ptmUlcdl
\V lUUUNO, Vice l*rvrtrt*nt
> ifc
hut: :»
. 1.
. f.I.KSH IK)
. t-»4.r.4(. M
LKWt> GRtOnia. \ nr .t. h Kffic-. S Wall-at., N. Y.
Second Virc Frcai.l t )
JIMKS WRIGHT. Son-.arv and Treasurer.
II K- Bli'H t Assistant SW3i*rj,
R. w. ivINI'RATkR} Apei,
f l - Water street, I^ttabntgh.
Furintrs’ and .tlrchnnirs' Fire anil marine
lnsnriUife Fonipany.
K, iv. Corurr Srrnnd arid Walnnt Sf
r n l L t D K LF II / a.
A«*FT« or Tltt i 'KVA-TT, JASXAHY lift. 18t>8
Boßda.Mortßas.fi. Ground Rents, Rmt and '
other Stales
Tm«t Fnnd in Krw York £’lf£ 00 |
Deferred payment on Slock - "
Cash on hand and duo from Agent* —— do,ooo
Pr-minmaon Policies recently issnedand debts ,
due the Company 30 ' w ~
$630,8741
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, l'midenS
FnwtKn R. HelJlhold. Secretary.
John H. Bruwn,
M. liul'lirin.
ntT'Bumiit RErrai-TCxs.
Newmycr * UrafT. I James HlllinCTr.
lames Howard A tv., I Phelps, Cmt t Co ,
Wffc McCnlly A Co, | J.ll. Irwin.
Pltfabnrßh Office, No. 90 Water Street.
fcl2fhnd THOMAS J. lIPXTER, Agent.
Citizens' insHrante Comp’y of Pittibnrgfc
OJpcf B 4 ir liter Slrtet, btiv+rn Afjrt'f’ and Wixd St*
*3_Jn*ores Tlnll and Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Ml*
■lssippi Hirers, and Trilmtaries.
»S“lnsnres against loss or damage by Ftru. Alto, agaJtwt
the perils of the Sen and Inland Navigation and Transport
Win. Raffalrj, I
Pawii-l K«a.
Jan. M. Cooler,
.lan. Turk. Jr.,
IwicU. Punnock,
B. tlurbanch,
C«pl. Snin'l 0. Yyiiut?.
John Calii
Pittsburgh Lire - , Fire and marine ins. Co.
Office, Corner Market and Water Sts.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
KOBT. GALWAY, President
F. A. Rixthart, Sec’y ALEX. BRADLEY, Vice Brest
A*priw FLRWxn, M. Dt Examining Physician.
This Company makes evety Insurance appertaining to
connected with LIFE RISKS. ....
Also, icaiiut Hull And Ca
Mississippi rivers and trll-ui
erally. t
And against Less or Damage by Pirn.
And against th« Perils of tire Era and Inland Navigation
and Transportation. ...
Policirs issacd at the lowest ratr*a consistent with *U«V
all party's.
pi1?,016 02
; Wtidf> nwnpton,:
A. A. Carrier,
J Uolxrt I’atrlrk, :
A. C- Simpson, :
J. H. June*,
John Taggart, .
Henry Ppnml, ;
Nichulu Vorghtjy,
Jamc-fl 11. Uopkina,
.jaoo.ooo.
Robert Galway,
Baroocl MrClurken,
Jusopli P. Guaun, M. D-,
Jobu Scott,
jamt* SUrahall,
Darlti Richej,
Junea W. Uailraao,
CbM. Arbnthuot,
(el6—my2My
Philadelphia F*ire and Life
I N S D R'AjN C E COMPANY;
No. 149 Chesout Street,
it&kea of till dcvripUon*.
IOKIUJ. :
Pattxbsow.
, r i. (}eiKßPruorL. }poQ:»ny_
OPPOSITE TIIE CUSTOM HOUfIB.
Will make all kio<l* of liurorance, cither Perpeto*! or
Limited, oc erery description of Property or H*reh»ndl»*,
■t r«w»oijnl>le raton nf jirominm.
ROHKKT. P. KENQ, Prwldant. ~-V
M. IV. BALDWIN, Vice Preaid*ot.__. -
Mucrots.
! K. H- Cope,
Goorgo IV. Brow*.
Jooepb S. Paul,
Jnbb Clayton, •
R. WIW
Cli»rl»« P. rUy««».
K. B. Knctiah,
l*. B. guTcrj,
0. Sherman.
S. J. Mejs»r|P**,
F Uncr
$121400 00
2J60 00
4.1 t-l 07
”40 00
0.47$ 04
14.M1 46
40,244 69
126,003 73
r) '~T R Yoi Nii Mess’ Library Association Lec- : t
-rrnea.—Uct. AUTHCR B. BRADFORD, of New :!f
Castle. Will lecture 1-efore the Young Men** Library Awo- ;j
ciaUou .Mul the tuil'Uc cetierally, at LAFAYKTTK HALL, x
on TUESDAY EVEN IMS. the oth Inst. g
FuaJECT—cil Reform." *r;
Doors hi *•).; ix IH-k, lecture t.i commence at 7 1 .-- iy :
Ticket** 25 Cvnu. «.>].« had at the Music and Book Stores, y
Hotel*, Library lecture Committee nn*l at the
•Door. C
.lntlTjM. Kirkpatrick.") !o
U'M* Jf KISGAiD, I ;X
Etus'll Icisn. I-~c.Om. K
JoSEPfI ALBCXZ, . ”>
K. P. Dakmsgtox, j
$317,641 4*
Public Prater Melting.—ln an- v ‘.'
“'mr Direr to public and private calls for a bally Prayer •?;
Heating, it haa bc<-ti nminirvd t.y the young men of oar
city to Upon a ptiLlir inn tti-g at NOON’ next week, In the
Outr&l t'rcshjferien ''l.-:: h. ?nilll*fifld, near Slxthotrtot,
for all •CenT'mlnatK.iii* _ ■%
The meetings will pmunr| in *m sod continue till .*•*
V 2% o'clock. -i
Persona who ramv.t *penil tbo entire hour are invited to #
come aa they may 1— »Mo. t!J
The meet in p» will he conducted bj Clergymen of different IC
denominations —two if posaibie each day. VJ
The following arc iorited, with others—Her.~Me*sr*- -J
KBAL’TH, REILLY, FAXTON. TERKE3, PRESTOS, £
KENDALL, RUSSELL. HOWARD,-QUICK, DOUGLAS, :f r
FULTON, HELL. JACOBUS and BAKB'jW. mrs--dtf
$97400 00
G 0,104 14
61,804 SO
9,087 10
6,600 00
6,960 00
7,u00 00
6,000 U 0
4,623 G 3
. 144*2 28
603 12
Ornci Pirrmcsan, Ft. Walps A CttlCioo R. It. Co^l
PitUburg.., March Ist, ISSB. f - A-^S.
to Stockholders. — The first Aft^.-i’
Dnal meeting of the Stockholdertef the Pittsburgh,
Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company will he held at
the Room* of the Hoard of Trade, In the city of Pittsburgh, r,
on TUESDAY, tlie 30th day of i larch inat., at 2 o’clock P. f;
M-, at which time the Report of the Director* and Office is »f
the operations of the Company for the fint seventeen
month* of the consolidation will be presented and read. si
The Election for a new Board of Directors will ba held at ;4
the same pi.ee on WEDNESDAY, Slat inat-, between the 7?
boar* of 9 A- M. and 0 P, M. i’i
Ptxacroaa:
G. W. C«is*.
I. M. Pnmock
W. W. Martlu,
K. T. Leech, Jr.,
D. McCanilless,
Geo. 8. Seiden,
9HOENBEROER, Pre*’
no3:d3m
Stockholder* and the reprenentotirea of countie* bolding s
stock will receive rpecial rexs tickets to and frutn Pitt*-
burgh for the occasion, on application to tbo different Bla- U?
tion Agents. i~-
Blank forma of proxies may bo obtained nt the General , {
Office in Pittsburgh, oral the Office in New York* No. 37 vf
William Dtrect. 74
• Stockholders of-eithrr of tbo three Companies now merged -X
bythe consolidation, who may net haveconvcrted their stock*, ,7
will not be entitled to any vote* at the abore election. fit
The Trmnster Books will bo cloDcd from tbe 20th lost, to £
Istprox. mrl.lmil T.D. MKBSLBR. Secretary. Rr
IRTTcßuaon Urx. Fine axn HUarsa Ixscrajct C 0.,) --t
Corner Water and Market sts,2>l floor, > ~A
Plttabnrgb, February 10th, 1539. )
Notice.— The Board of Direc- *
tors of this Company bare this day declared a dlri- $
(lend oat of the profits of the last six mouths of FOUR DOL- £
LARS per ebare, applicablo to tbereductlon of Stock Noter. ‘i 1
M 7 F. A. RINEHART, Scc’y. »
Ornci or rni Crarmai Mwnro Cowfsst, 1 g
Pittsburgh, Feb. Illh, 1658. ]
Stock of;this Company represented £
by Certificate* numbers IGT, IM, 1c9,'226, 269, 399, fS
*07,408.41&.3C2.2U3,•-•04,232, 303, SO, 365, 3»t,359,30u, S
301,01,313,314, *Ol, 4U5, C 3, t*, 3T3, 375. 380.1 W, 195,217,
218,219. 384,353, 90. 100,102,103,110,113, 230 and one lot •*
of to* hares for which no certificates has been issued, ha* *
been forfeited for n„n-payment of axsenment dne Deeem- h
l>er 10,1837, and will be sold at Poblic Sale, In the city of
Pittsburgh, on the 18th day of Marrb next, unler the Vj
amount aoe, with interest and casts be previously pai
By order of tbo Board.
felssi3w WATERMAN -PALMER, Trea»nrcr. : 't
$702,785 37
James C. Hand,
Thoophllos Panlding.
Janies TraqoaJr,
William Eyra,Jr.,
J. F. Peolfton,
Joahna P. Eyre,
fnsutanrr
PI&ECIOM.
Ola* WW,
Julia P. Biotviui,
I J. RinalJo Sank
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M.HicluirJt Muck.tr
.$222,300 00
.. 35.274 05
PTtUAneirUJ* BLTEBE^fES.
I DaTiit 8. Brown,
I . Charles L. Bote.
WM. BAOALEY, Prudent,
SAMUEL.L 3!ARgIfELL,
I Capt. Mark Sterling,
S. M. Klcr,
John 8. DO worth,
Fraotfi Seilers,.
ffm. B. Ear*.
Joha Shlptrm.'
Walter Bryant,
dwell. Jr.
irgo Rinks, on the Ohio and
itaries, and Marine Ri«k
Alexander Bradlej
Joseph S. Leech,
John Fullerton,
Nathan P. Hart,
David ll.'CbamlArs
William Carr,
Robert IL Hartley,
John yam.
J.Q. OrriN, AgesV
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special Notices.
Ruction Sales.
P. 31. DAVIS, Aaotloneer.
Commercial Sales Rooms, No. H Fifth Btrect.
Bonds and stocks At acction-oh
Tuesday evening, March 9th, at 9\4 o’clock, at the
Commercial Soles Rooms, No. W Fifth be sold
6 Allegheny County 0 per cent coupon bondsrslooo each*
13 shores Citlteo’s Bank Stock. P. M. DAVIS, A act.
Lawrence county bonds, at Arc- 8
Tios.—d)n Tuesday evening, March 9th, at o’clock. ?§
at the Commercials*!** Rooms, No 54 Fifth at, willbe sold U:
with*nt reserve, for seronnt whom it may concern- four ;->$
Cdupon Bond* County of La\mnee. $5OO each: lcu-rwt at «d
the rate of six per cent, pafablfl in Philadelphia.
mr3 P. M. DAVIS, Auct-
Daily sales at no. 54 fifth st , '
At tbe new Commercial Sales Rooms, N<*. 54 Fifth
street, every week-lay, are held public sales of goodi iuail -~’-
varirty, suited for the trod* aod consumers, from a Large f &
■tock * hid! is constantly replenished with fresh consign
ments,tbat mestbe cloeud forthwith. ~si
At 10 o’clock, A M., Dry Goods and fisney articlea, com-
prising nearly everything needed In the lino for personal and
fsoity use; table cutlery, hardware, clothing, boots and H
sboea, ladies wear, Ac.
At 2 o’clock, P. household aud kitchen fhmiturc, rnw &
and second hand; beds and bedding, carpet*, elegant Iren *'
■tone CUiu* ware, itoves, cooking utensils, grooms, Ac. 4 ;
At 7 o clock, P. SL, tansy articlea, watches, clocks. Jewel- 7*
ry,musical inatrumeota, guns, clothing, dry goods, boot* rf!
and sboea, books, stationery, Ac. P. M. DAVIS. Auct'r^-vt-
Mattson -s celebrated syringes-^’
—Tbeso Syringes aro pronoonced to 1« ropertor toy -
any syriogenow in use. Tho-e wishing anything in ihtn&
Une shoal J call and examine them Ufore purchodna
* hCT t art JOd. Fleming. V-i
aARTSHORN'S gross ofS
these celebrated rvmK.iie* jusr rVd nH formic by 3
V I- K \fIMr.ST"CK t CO. g
NUTMEGS —1 caak_anJiand aud for >aio]
by tart ’.B.L FAIINE>T'*CK A Co. i
00FLAND-S BITTERS—S gr*. on
. KrffmWtt, B, L. FAHHESXOCK *OO.