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EDITORS and PR OPR IS TORS.
PITTSBURGH:
THURSDAT MORNING, MARCII 11, 1 858 -
A Peep at the Olden Tim**
We have had occasion heretofore to refer to
an old work, nowin oar possess,on, entiled,
■■Sketches of a Tour to the Western Country,
through Ohio and Kentucky,-a voyage down
the Ohio and Missitsippi river,” &e., &c., which
was published in this city at as early a period as
tho year 1810. Time has the same effect on
some books that ithaaon certain liquore—it im
-proves them. The book under consideration
seems to have increased in value os it lias grown
in years, and a perusal of it at this late day cannot
fail to afford amusement and at the same time
prove instructive to “the reader. The past, in
its old fashioned, time-colored pages, is pre
sented with fascinating vividness, whilst the
manners of our steito old fathers arc sketched in
a style, the Simplicity of which is only exceeded
by its truthfulness. It seems from the well
recited narrative of this tourist, that politics,
besides money-making, was, as it is now, tho
chief pursuit of our people—in many respects
their “besetting sin.” Indeed, in the early por
tion of the century, politics was the cause of
more social annoyances and family divisions,
than it is at the present time. Our author, after
hereached Pittsburgh, andhad comfortably quar
tered himself as “a weekly boarder and lodger
at McCullough’s,”—a “quiet and regular inn,”
directed his attention to the observance of the
manners and costoms of the people of the then
- small but smoky city. He thus speaks of llio
"state of political parties, which it will be observ
ed he ventures .to designate as “deplorable” :
• •But though difference of religions opinion
docs not cause any animosity here, politics have
reduced society to a most deplorable state
There are two parties, which style themselves
Federal republicans, and Democratic republi
but who speaking of each other, leave out
the word republican, and call each other r eder
alists and Democrats. I have already described
their opinions, which are argued with more
warmth, and are productive of more rancour
and violence in Pittsburgh than perhaps in any
other part of America.. There are very few
neutrals, os it requires a bold independence of
sentiment, to prevent a person from attaching
himself to one or other party, and besides, to a
man who has not resources for the employment
of time within himself, the alternative of not
being of one or other party is insupportable, as
he is shunned equally by both, and in this pop
ulous town lives with respect to society, as
though he were in a desert. This may be one
cause that Pittsburgh is not celebrated for its
hospitality, another, (which is equally applica
—ble to most new settlwi towns,) is that it is in- I
habited by people who have fixed there for the
express purpose of making money. This em
ploys the whole of their time and attention,
when they are not occupied'by politics, and
leaves them no leisure to devote to the duties of
hospitality.”
Politics, all-absorbing as it was, did not de
prive the early Pittsburghers of social
amusements, prominent among which was the
encouragement of instrumental and vocal music.
The tourist Was confined within doors, whilst
enjoying the hospitalities of the McCullough
house, by illness, contracted during his journey
to this city, and he was thus prevented, for sev
eral days, from strolling through the town,
which he frequently designates as “unpre
possessing,” “dirty,” &c. At that time “none
of the streets were paved except Market, and
they were so extremely miry that it was impos
sible to walk them without wading over the
ankle, except during frosty weather, which
rarely continued many days successively, from
its lying so low and being so well sheltered by
the surrounding hills.” In a foot note it is stated
“■since the above was written the greater part of-
Wood street has been paved, Front and Third
streets from Market to Wood, Diamond alley
graveled, and Chancery Lane paved from the
river to Second street, and this season (1810)
preparations are making to pave others. Con
finement, even in a well regulated inn, with a
kind host and an amiable hostess, was irksome
to our traveler, who found himself in a strange
place, without a Bingle acquaintance. The
monotony of his inn-life was agreeably disturbed
in this manner:
“A few neighboring gentlemen hearing that a
stranger was at M’Cullough’s confined by indis
position, did me the favor of calling on me, and
thT attention ot Dr. Andrew Richardson, Mr,
James Mountain, a learned practioner st the
bar, and Messrs. Anthony Beelcn and Nicholas
Cunningham respectable merchants, presented
my being able to charge Pittsburgh with an ah
tolute want- of hospitality. Tho two former
offered me tho use of their judiciously selected
libraries, when I should become sufficiently con
valescent to go out, and the perusal of any. 0.
their books in the interim, and. the first supplied
me with the rhiladclnto-tnld Baltimore news
-ilSSf.farffigrCriTSbypt’st. twice weekly.
■■A few evenings after my arrival, the daugh
ters of my host had a numerous party of young
people of both sexes to spend the evening and
practice vocal music under the directions ofa
Mr. Tyler who had taught them. They dis
played taste and harmony enough to do honor
to their venerable teacher, and I was temp ed to
join the sounds of my Ante to the sweet treble
of some ol the yonng ladies. This led to o do-
CTee°of°ctrafidence to mo from Mr. Tyler, who
on retiring to bed in the same room, imparted
to me his little history, which though not re
plete with incident, was singular and effecting,
exhibiting generous benevolent simplicity,
victim of vice and ingratitude. He was an
Englishman, and had been one of the choirists
of \ cathedral in England from whence he had
emigrated when a young man.”
Of his impressions of the Bar and the Pulpit
of primitive Pittsburgh we have the following
from the author:
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“Some of these gentlemen of the bar resident
here, are very respectable in the profession of
the lair. Mr. Boss, formerly a Senator, and set
np in unsuccessful opposition to Mr. M bean,
for gorernor of the Stale, is an orator of the
first abilities—his oratory being clear, in cllt
gible and impressive. Mr. Mountain, to deep
learning, adds carefnl investigation of the
cause of his client, and is apt and happy in his
quotations. Mr. W. Wilkins is b ? “ l “" “
orator. HU person, action and gesture are
favorable to him—his words flow “‘w* ll ,n “
style ot manly and bold oratory which com
mands attention. He has no occasion-to study
his periods, they fornwlhetDseWes—he enters in . _
earnest into the cause of his client, and rarely Washington correspondenl of the Phils
fails to give it its full weighl-but perhaps he Ttte llasningioa o P arrange
somelintas works himself up into too great delphin ilorl* Amenean B
warmth of language, which may be occasioned I menlB have been perfected for bolding a grea
by the glowing impuleo ot youth operating on j ti . Lccomp t o n meotiug hi Chicago within i
AMU*." Mr* ' —th, at which ali the North-Western State.
S” J MrVoods, Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Col- i are to be represented 1 . From the cast of the
Uns are’ BDoken of as very able practioners, but ’ demonstration, it will probably exceed in nuin-
M I hid not the pleasure of witnessing their , bc „ any assemblage since I*4o, when acres o*’
exertions at-the bar, I cannot ta eit ! men an <i women too, used to turn out, demand
ta describe their talents, even was I adcqusle I, tag ; changc „ lh . Admißis tra,ion.
* “There arc five societies of Christians, which j
have each an established minuter. Mr. Steele,
the oEtor of one of the Presbyterian societies
mmsesseß Ml that ° f “at
Christian charity inculcated by the dinn«
founder of hU religion, and dignifies the pulpi
■- by hU clear and pleasing exposition oftho
ecnptnres. Mr. Taylor, the EpUeopal minister,
is an able mathematician, a liberal philosopb ,
and a man of unaffected simplicity of manners.
His discourses from the pulpit are good moral
lectures, well adapted to the understanding of
his hearers. He is an assistant teacher in the
academy. Mr. Boggs, the minister of the \
other Presbyterian society, or of Mr. Black, the 1
minister of a large society of a sect of Presby- !
tenons called covenanters, l am not adequate to
goeak, not having yet heard either officiate—
Mr Sheva, pastor of a congregation of German
U » men of liberel morality, nnd n
lively eooial companion."
To on old citiren of PitUburgh, who probably
remember, innny of the incidents detailed in
this quaint book, ita perusal must afford, if we
m ay bo allowed to use the expression, a melan- |
eholv pleasure. The changes that have taken |
1 7 Lee 1810 — a period of less than half a :
P oe"'e- ‘°° “ l °
' enneeive The pioneer inhabitanta of that age, ;
.L here nnd there a eoUtary exception have
nassedfromthebusy scene, of We,a, the m.str.ees
. Cleir native vaUoya before the rays o h
. mm The “unprepossessing village
mon l«Z° a great city, whose stony street,
hasg ro,,n ... 1,. 0 f the -wheeU of com
resoand wit pmmenls trodden by »
meKe ’ thriving wpnlktion. Stately edifices,
ba f“ now present their proud
and sumptuo made st simplicity the
r:.r B ,r. - ihe
—.. .„ „ , a Bntttta ! " #lfto aitbrttistmmts. | - . . .. ..
weaUhofsnationinlßoBsupplantthep r e e ““" el ° ™ m Luierne to’thc —> —— " If- -.;V\ Sff., hi. Mietis,-. .if the Young Mens' : StrchaDU’ lnißfufa C*. of SMMcljM*. Tlie Sannfntturtrv' Insoranft CompUJ
trading potto of 1810. Hugo factories now Due Democratic Convention, and who cane M«k«r EXTENSION OP STAY. . ■' , -i.nm... a*.0.u.,» ».n i... krld this 'Ti.oi«i.ji . D . J. JItCaSM. *“«”*• w.,.vi u
forlh'darkclouds from Ibeirtallchimaeyß, obscu- I g cterm j D(1( j ( 0 T o fe for Share.,od of l«hltoJ«l- r, Bs . C . M. PITCH A- J. W. 9YKK3 ZZ *«** '<■">'» “ J „ _ r *'£ ' * f
rinc the blue °kr and the brigbtsan, ■where half a f or j u j ge This letter contained an ei \vm contmu-their Office at i og . By order uttb* prwtdroL .... 4,101 Pcrv ctu, U““Capi:j i l *S(H.,
ring the b uh firc fiashed on £ Uclt twrt iV his opinions in favor of Lecomp- 11 . e 0 t , l,u'uv Jw. McF.tRL.vM>. -* _ |*M»»- "ill men ac. vinst all kixw o?
century ago thenar., of a sot I TCBt y ”cn_au nrowal so erplirit .hat even the in- >• „. lulPon. rr St re . , _ ' fre? ‘''‘•“‘“'lS'K. :Fu! ' Marin. =">d Inland Risk
the forroondwg darknesa. Mare than ae e y . Hendrick B. Wright es- owjsitb Tint sr. oun-noni. mrsno* ’ rn»t«.'ir»ir.J<-r, b=ii 5pr,,,....'. .«...«■«• i»»« >»*tra. * stinnss. n-u™t
“Temples to the Living God ornament End BBd c , tifc i tcd that TllL APKn FIRST, 13s&. ' a.'«, ag »*££«»■• CHW. tnsc.
jrrace the city of to-day. where tt humble B atisfaclion by voting for hint. WliLr-: thev mav be consulted daily. (Sunday- rtfMUS HOTEL is conducted on the Ei*R“fE \n eimctom. Tl , ‘
meeting houses sufficed for the godly men of the These tacts upon bath sides td.nw ihiu Mr , lwp . rJ ; Con '. omp ,ioi., Ait tuna, Bron- I Pw» « j£E£ nSSJ?! “* r "" v >•-*«• J-I,»C. JtTwSuon
whilom frontier rilloge, who, with a portion of I'orter with that " f ' h “"f' n f emu, ... ul: Chronic Affection, c""0“' , Berber-, Shoe .with Ml., 10 u.o >'_■«- a"'' H.LSi.'cilVlel'n «„,B, John J lan,"™-
. , ~ n . r . A _ distinguished his father in politics is auempt . g n ih r, r r > Pnlm(fii»rr Dlie l *' 1 yrttu. Thi* popolu- h.tcils in tbr imnwdi*te Tior.t.j «■! T
thc ppint of the old Covenanters, from whom &n eouation with two untaiown quantum*, viz ” [ / _. l- t.-i o.«t <»>-y '•* au - ,t n , pr r wM v psttit. i Mi'» •
many of them could trace their descent, were con- j ) . orte r_ L ecomp:on. Porter-Anti-U c <.mrton. u J ia.J«urf th. KXC«n;Nd to SSaS 1- i j McC >,s.
tentto eitander the droppings of the sanctuarvon What therefore is the absolute vame oi ii\\Gt,K milay in pLiaMONARt • ■ v famtsbM with all tii«*y ma> ur 'ntct.
,i . , . .. , |,. i-Tolvpd from nomination • what, i-t the probable . . io a au -i also ini fr«ia >tnpt>«iii«m >n th« purcUi- ■’ { uk c ,
rude benches, u»t«ad of cushioned ««U #f f „ 4B ckclio „ v This will be a r- ""rTo„.e. a *•
latial steamboats float majestically on the rivers, moftt iDtereßlin? pro blcm for the people to solve fcr>l tii . Jeft , Moi^r c;i a no tv.. 2.
in place of the small flat-bottom boats, which j an(l tbe y ao i Te by showiog that it i<t equal irnlio)WiUi . / VRIkNTaVL AXD'WKSI'EKN LIUKKIA. at. l»h* * r...,
at one period the common carriers of the to a cipher. . c . u . Office Hoar*—lo a. M. to * • • \) by atkissoV'-Oriental ao \ utvrw. a rrn'oKHri' ‘ n.’ *.t watkr mkf.kt
, lAftla Q r ,he Mr. Calhoun. Chairman of the bpecial tern- r hnr e - f..r . li( s-rTat , T n „ f . n v«n- Kx,.ion.Hon* nod ... r «• ]'„:si.f\TKit.A;.Tt
continent, and were the passenger boats ot the Qf the Hottse w m report as soon as the a i..«^-»t «* Lit-tu. u«r R ,.h.. th- *« .
early settlers of all the old Western States. Wt res(riclifin ftf tinie impoS ed upon Üby that body I .its.* M fitcu aj w; jVKE Fr.nk.m Fir. i,».«ra»e« Co«p P .»y »
there are still in existence enduring and indc.i- eX pj rC3 . There will, 1 be two reports . u .,aa;fr»w**T lvi t-«un *u. >n » m . tkhtk.Tb-* Won . " rh i i >r>hi.r 11 i a -
11 i_, i„ n( i marks that no lapse of —one of a majority composed of two Anti Lc- K A - "“ ' ni" Lm.i «.i [*romi*c, by Booar f , ,^1^,1,,
blelanl mar a -radicate or destroy, compton Democrats and two Republicans, and 1 A . A. CARRIER & BRO-. ‘*' w R...,.u-r. :
time nor cor o m on<} (ho minort ly of the three Lecompt'.n Pitt-lnirgh. General In-nrance Agenry- <*•£■ leA sinritU'U Song*, ff s t. I’ahl Omri:" l’ kil l "‘ r ' l *- V'iir!'« n
which seem so many links connecting the last Democrlllß _ w„. r, 3 Fourth Street, . for th. tt-y Wwk. t. ? *">""■» . I,’"'",'"' 1"'1,... ' it. Smut.’. , , r ,
withthe Present. The face of Nature .sun- The cffor , g of the minority to stare ell the nTT.WKGI'. rnyXA ■ K.nc ™S.t ',,, I S“TSU..... . rm*.
ehanged-it is still the same. The hille-the el cr- consideration of the subject any longer w, 11 he s-Jf*-** tfc " . „ ?v," tV« >•> • '-A-..
nalhills-whicb surround the city like mighty Thc 0oi([B „ hns ligß , a , hc 1.11, n„- ut., « „
ramparts, are the eame hills that greeted the , b , Cbbbl CcmmlMionera to examine the • ltK ,uit, s . s. rtttim.i._ . Jj.*,'" 1 ‘ r ■ ', a „t« - ~ “ '7;';,“ n , r , , c t^it.,,u.-j"»‘,t»>" - '
Tlßion of our wondering ancestors, and with cWm „ f Kelly, of Mercer Co., for damages. . • OK !bjtOK w.'tiKKiti® CO. pitraburch ,n,t 0.t1.ml .v,„„r1,.. ..’Jj St'SThrir o," i.T«n.r ~H> w',i„ „„ Ik uw f.r■ 1 N ~
their green crests gladdened eyes that hare long and one to gire John W. Smith, o. Mercer, a KEG MANEPACOTBSBS, sT-KING- PLANTCfO. »c„e.'.n„,l.-1, “■ w. i«.t.-f«ie '.micoan-iKT
since grown dim in the deep sleep of death.- new Inal. These were not flegra[ r »-. »/' j noflft PWAkF CHERRV. 2 year,.® , I .,l!:r^”.',Vt'ld “ ’ """ J;*” 1 '; twt.
The rirers—two hastening to be one“-ara the s ,„„ Bth „ d „ c . lt h Rctorr.l.-Ur. J.. ( iV“i Vou,™V-’.'' mm
same rivera that flowed in their channels when ;, T i DC tc» aU«ve <.u th* i ~t ar ui ' ai.nuo l*e«b.-w »»ri«-u~-. i;,»i t: Vj i/sniiih nrm. r Jt».« u sh.iUi afo
even the soil upon which our city stands was ~„kh C.n.l, -ffhe. I J "^„ ltr i l . „,. -...Ht.d. All ■ a,«« .ra„.t,, M , Tea.,..™,, ; m>s9 ... , M rsat.^.K—mJe*.
I noLhing more than n “howling wilderness'- n..u,nd nitter... r.„M -“■ ' ” -»w , ™.M~t LRW[S uii£s k; -J±±± • jrr.VrS:i£r^«^jt i^:
the homo of sarage beasts nnd still more savage ew>. TK.tcllUts “f Tilt: 1 Mmti i-r;. How ll""-e riant.- It—.. ,f*wat,°.w, ymr*. i i'llTt T .?oa',, . ir,.e cj: Seutlt n,trj.ur.r
men. I. it no. one of thc great mysteries, .ha, VIOLIN, | T„c f* “SfiSi I & vi.^
while man, the noblest creation of the Almighty, >1 » Fl« ontt.tN .f„ slNOtN.t , JN“ 'inttesK. Jr . „ ,n. ] ~: WIS 0 B»:“hV. ■ ™„.. « tv.t,. nv.
peri,hcsiohU brief “three score and ten,-the
inanimate objects of nature, thus survivo ie Tall tIJ . cnv? oiikuk. Cnn-' rb-.i ('imni mui ft->™ -’.i !■> ‘ ! > '■■■nt" ul ,\n w-ni m>-i Tibni nt*_ > u K - L,, | ! l iv^i.r.iNUKXTHi
shock Of ages, and dBfy -he rarages of ton M.-r«orr. : {{SSSSr^J^"Ctnliiirnlal Initcranr* Compaßj. j M ,_ •
thousand years, as though they were eo 7 j. M. ' TT i -»s f..r. «u,i ..u..-r ibin*:- >n j.roiH.»i.c,n. . , h ~i f Ugts iatur' «/ /Vfintyfoania. > t'nrmcrs' and MtfhanifS 1 tITC find SariDf
moments, and still remain the same, unchanged | *c „ 2 ~, r » ‘ l**or«.N Company.
and unchangeable' . N ' ~ \ Pm-spi'min. i'a h “ mriTtuj. cn t.m w . c „ t „rr second ,nd w.i.m. s„.
tTc have a fancy for old books. For us they (|» i W“j,.lt.,n,. t .l ■ ! r 'Tuk,. It- (0 ,„„,i,.,t &p u.i:“..-Mint™ rv.lfn- - ■ ■••■r;.'™ | ' ,■ II >l.anr.l r n ' A .
possess a double attraction. They are valuable 1 ihrm. urn » r-bur. , rT . T . * ni ‘ “ • ■
for the information they impart, and for the re
flections which they suggest. We always rise
from their perusal with a feeling that we have
been benefitted by tbc recreation. We must
now close with our Author for the present, re
gretting that our space compels us to part com
pany in a manner so abrupt.
Esolasd,— The true grit.of Englishmen was
never more truly displayed than in the late
division in Parliament on the “Conßpirncy-lo-
Murder Bill." T lie-facts arc simply these :
On the 14th of January, an attempt to assas
sinate the Emperor and Empress hy the explosion
of an infernal machine, was made in a street of
Paris, it is believed that Pierri and Orsini,
two Italian Carbonari, who have been arrested
as leaders in the conspiracy, made this, ma
chine' or caused it to be made in Birmingham,
England. Therefore, the Emperor of France
ashs that the British Ministry shall introduce
and the British Parliament pass a measure
I authorizing such potentates in Europe as may
I have, or may think they have reason to mipicl
foreigners who have asylum in Great Britain,
to seize and carry away for trial snch ttuprr ud
persons. Lord Palmerston, without opening a
correspondence with the French Government on
the matter, and without inquiry into the facts
connected with the charge that the conspiracy
was hatched or aided in England, brought in a
bill embodying the desires of "His Majesty" in
the matter. It being thus made ft government
measure, all the induenee that herd Palmerston
could bring to bear in favor of the bill was used.
Permission to bring in the bill was granted by
a majority of 300. After a-most exciting de
bate in which Lord I'. descended even to per
sonalities. the bill itself was defeated by sisr-
TEttn majority in a nearly full House.
This was a noble stand. The English p(“i; r
were always friends of freedom. In the Revolu
tionary war which resulted in the Independence
of America, the hearts of the British ptoplt were
with us. More than one hundred years before
that they,—the Commons of England, most
righteously hroughtn traitor's head to the block
Charles l was just such a canting, whining
tyrant as Pierce who attended church with de
vout look and thou went forth to plunder a whole
people of their liberties. No greater service
was ever done to the cause of liberty in His
world's history, than that was done by the
yeoman of England when they solemnly tried
Charles Stuart, King of England, and finding
him guilty of high crimes, of treason and per
jury, struck ofT his head Again in 1«88, when
n bloody-minded Papist, Jsmes 11, sought to
defile the sanctuaries of that proud-spirited peo
ple, to put their own Bishops under the yoke of
RQme and to trample upon the liberties of Eng
| lishmen, he was driren forlh an exile-and a wan
derer, only too happy in haring sared his head.
In 1803, when Napoleon sought to coetee the
British Courts and silence the British press, he
met with a rebuff similar to that which the
proud Commons of Great Britain hare just ad
ministered to his successor.
What particularly attracts our observation .n
this matter is the contrast between true English
back-bone as exhibited in this recent vole,
and the subservience and servility, the base
truckling and jpntemptiblc cringing of the nd
miuistrniion narty in our own Congress, lo the
vile behests "King James" whose duposi
lion to tyranny is not a whit less eager than that
of the other Janies before mentioned. Show
that mass of dough-faces of the North now in
Congress where
••Thnfi m»y < <H" W f:i,rain --
and thither they hasten. Show them « consti
tution dripping with perjury, brulltngwilh tics,
stained with blood, Bbwje in the very embrace
of fraud, backed -villi threats and sustained hy
bribes, and at the frovrn of power or the hope
of plunder they proclaim it by 'heir votes
the immaculate charier of a people's . rights _
Compare this with the contempt and hissing of
i the British House of Commons upon the altcmpt
| of an usurper in France to dictate to them what
| laws they shall make
Since writing the above article the arrival
or a Btcamer brings us the news that the Palmer
ston Administration has resigned on account of
their defeat on the above measure, and a new
one been formed, the names of the members of
which may be found incur telegraphic news.
jovial (’(.rrtupoiviroc* to the I’itUbur^i
Harrisbcbo, Mar<-K
Editors Gazfttt:— Neither yesterday nor to-day
has there been any important general business
transacted in either house. Since tho demo
cratic contention adjourned, tbero hare been no
important movements in political circles. Tho
onl* subject of discussion now, is the position of
Wm. A. Porter upon the Lecomplon Constitution.
The democratic convention did what no other
Slate convention of any parly del within my
recollection. H adjourned without appointing
! any committee to inform the candidate* of their
1 reapectivc nominations. Was this done design
’ editor not! Was it done to prevent the candi- ]
i dates from being placed in the position of nvow
ing publicly their adhesion to or dissent from
thl platform adopted by the
I be the purpose, it will not avail them. •
Iter will be compelled to avow himself f
| against the Calhoun swindle. ou will have
j observed that the Philadelphia Press of this date
ivows openly that it knows ho is opposed to it.
In confirmation of that declaration is tha-nn
ewerviDg avowal of all the anti-Looompton dem
ocrata of both houses that they knots he is op
posed to it. In support of this is the statement
ho has made to Mr. Francis, the Senator from
the Mercer, Lawrence and Venango district.
Mr. Francis, a man of undoubted veracity, and
i an old Bchool-mate of Mr. Porter, states that
I Mr. Porter announced to him his un/iinchiny op-
I> °Upon lho other hand Judge Gillis of Elk, the j
present Lecompton member of Congress from
the “Wild Cat" District, informs ms that ho has
seen a letter, Bnd read it, in which Mr. Porter
MOWS that “he (the gentleman ttfjwhom he was
iriting) knew and President Buchanan knew
tbathe was in faror of the Preatdcnt s Kansas
nolior ” To oonfirm this statement is the fact
wdttol my own knowledge that a letter wrluen
Us son to his father, the ei-gorernor, was
excellent health " j
ll«»»ni.»J»D..,.Lm-Mr 5.U. .1. ""‘I
“I l.n-..- l ... 11.-rli .v.tl.'lUnd 8.1- I
.cr,,»r,-m„l,r,r ll«uhcb. ...I '» «*• "“ !
used it »ith the pretest benefit. * I
Mr A. S. Nieholson, of ritubor K h. nl«> remark* that |
has experienced much relief from it* n»e for hradn. he. 1
Cii-rmV— Be careful U-n.sk for Ibs-tharo’* IMUmI Hit
ler- The grout popularity -( tlii.- m-dirim' hn* iinhK.'.i
manT imitation!-, uhi. h tb- public should guard apdnst
pun ha»tng.
at f lper bottle, or six bottles t« «r by the pm.
prlrt* rs, BKNJ. PAOB, Jr-, A CO-,' Manufacturing Pharma.
enti‘tsan-1 Cbvmtsta,lT dVo*M street, l-etweeii Ist ami 2d
sta., Pittsburgh, Pa.. andDmcKista generally. mr-MAwT
Special floticcs;
One of tlie moat ple&alng. at tho same time -f |
f.-ctiv, n m-diesr.-r Dyspepsia and all “thrr di-ra.-s »ri.
me tnou n m..rht I condition of the stomach nt-d liv-r. is I
I>r lb-tetter's Hitt-T-*. It not m.ly removes the disease
Ircrn the system, but l-y giving tone to tho orpin* of dlgv*-
tiou nid.i them in their functions. All who hav« tried u
acknowledge its excellence and superiority, and w« there
fore ernmend it to the sufferer. Dr Hostetler's Um-re ns
a tonic i» too *etl known to need praise. H u therefore
scareelv necessary at this time t<> do mom than dir-W at
tvtnion to this preparation which is certainly onrqualled t-y
anv t-efi.r* the pul-lic, rvtiifted ns we art* that it* wide
spr-idd reputation mu«t prom snflKlet.t to satisfy all <‘f it*
ox.-rllenrr a* a relief and remedy lor all dt-case* t,f the
{s..l‘i l-y Druggists everywhere, and by lIOPTKTTKK A
SMITH. !*.*!« Proprietors. N-s. W ",itcr or .*•' fi-nt -t
-t-go.dawT
John C. Baker & Cn 3
HKNriNP.
Co D-I - I V K It Oil
Tin' Mr.i-i' iNF, i-rquir--! in 1110 m np
ti.-n ..f the m.-I fiCH tititt -Of the Medical Profession d Phil
adelphU htsd elsewhere, who reo-mim-nd it ns sup-r.er 1
anv ether iww manuf.uitured.
of ith erticwy »»'l imtH.fUiK.- M » rv.uv.lial m
C«,n.nm t .tic»n. Ouut. Ilroncbili-, AsU*n.a. Ci.mnir Khomo
tinni. nu.l rII Scr«’ful‘ins «Wv*. it U mwwwy t
—tiion<xu‘ls of I‘tuiuout |«by niti*n» Ean-j--»i.-J Am.-ru -*
having tr-te-d U« corntiTi- jin>j*rtir»
p„p„,.l ™l, I.T J..11V C. lUKKTI * C>.
DUMSIMS No 1.4 Norll. Thir.l -m-rl.
FOKKIGN KXCHAN<rFI.
SIGHT HILLS DRAWN B Y
discan, shkuman & CO.
ON TllK LNION BANK, LONDON. IN ?L'M> >»F "SK
pul'Nl> STERLING AND UPWARD?.
Bill* on llir* principal citi.-« uni tc*H' <’f Vr*i»r.>,
Urlßluro, HulUu'l, G.-rnmny. IlnsMa <>«n-r V-u
E „,„. ''“"i-v;: ur'S'liuAM.. s 0..
lUnVnr*, >V<xnl •trcet. co»n*-i >‘f TliiriJ
lea i’rcuiti>rs'
Celebrated Worcestershire Sauce.
PRONOUNCED BY EXTRACT
CONNOISSEUR.- OF A LETTER FIX'U
Tjl .. t . lP MEDICAL GENTLEMAN
ONI.V own ?.U'-K 0 AT MANIA,.
K T.> Im BrulliT at
Au l applicable U> K WORCESTER, May, lh6l
FVFUY d “Tell LEA A PERRINS Hint
fc S their Sauce U bti.-l.ly c.teeu»-
VARIETY {A «| in India, a-*! »»'»?
*“ ujriniotj tbe iU‘»t m
Qy [JI.-ill ttellM tlwinivrt wliol«**<'R>«
S»UCO thnti« made "
T!..- .'n!v M-lil !•? the Jt.ry.it «h« N.-u York
Kitnl.i!i"U f'.r Fi>rei»-ii &»»<•*•. tw* O A A I Kit
RIN.' i. r 1 liiir WORCESTERSHIRE sALVK. iV tiorlJ-
Wl.lr full).' I't » hi. b l*4 to uu»wf«:* |.m». p**-
cha „.,„ H re «.n..-r’y reyie-t-.! to i.vi..- ft
••LEA A PERKIN?" «r.' *»!»•'»» H>- R- n,H ■* ml
Pt.iDl-er. nn4 printed Upon tin* label*.
405 Riofcla-at. »••'* V.»rt
A .t..'k .Iw.v. In ili.r., Al«.. -nl.r. “"Sy
fri.iii BrasUi.J.
JOTIX COCHItAN HRO.
Iron Rolling. Iron Vonll., Voult Door.,
Window Shutters, Window Guard*, It..
V-j 91 .Vo>**d .Vr"/ and S<3 r’lird
W.<J»ud Mark-.,. PITT-WK'JU I’A .
* ran.-t 7 ..i
#j.Labk t.Y all l*'ir(. • 1 +rti< u.4T u. ■ > ' I
■ u " rl
„ '‘■"‘"^ NDEVER & rRIEND.'
A T-r f< it N E y w a t i • .v w .
»Xl'
SOLICITOUS IN CUASnSttV,
.Vo 6. .Shin#'/ nu-r*. Put up*'. fowl _
*a-G.lk<-ti.>i»« J.r..in|.lty niadfiti »"J l ,! ' r ’ " f ' ‘"' ln
|„w», or Wf*ti'n Wtwonuii
Will aM-n.t t.i «hnpr.i'-h.i*.»iil >»1--f »••**' "
iv k Y M A N K HON.
M.miflu'tcr.i. .'"I l
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND CIGARS,
LEAF TOBACCO,
nm,r>TiK'-A.
~ SAMirKI. tiRAV
merchant tailor,
.Vo S 2 ST CLMIPSTKKFT.
I- ln*li'« N< w Ui.rl-i>'s )
JjV&. Mol .AI’CiHMN
Alcohol. Cologne Spirits nail fu»l Ihl. :
.lMJMlyfr .V"» !'•** <n»'l l‘.« j
W. «V, 1.). KINK.HAItT,
V&SVPtiTttltlM 4SD DMIPX* U* j
All kind* ofTob.rco, Snuff »««* < , ** rm ’ |
iu*.r-™uju , ‘'"' h r i.-i-"v* .*•; .I'jf,
nl'iitl'-ri 1.. M..r.iil.t4turui fc >• "
itreeL, wli-ri' iSk’V l-l-o—
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tg& mi. J.
SUKO K. ON 1> K. N 1’ I S 1 .
KKOM NEW V'H'K
K.rTR.IiTS TKKTIt ir ITU'" t r.tl.W
liv A LOCAL HBStMMSII a'IENTt , nuOVSIN <'M.T
T.~lh IT. ao-1 .1.." a
I'.rcl.a, »n<l (X'.l.'.ni. all .. I «-r ; .l i-i.. i" ' ’
rmtiix-r. without
b ' ,OW ctS-™. r wm
BIHOBR'S SEWING MACHINES, I
ere.l of PINORR’s* MACHINE
Orr-r all <>th”r« for th- n~ of
Clothing and Shoe Manufacturers,
Makers, Carriage Trimmer* and'
Clinch .Makers,
| lu \<mn bwn known and prw Hrulty i»rkn..»
HIS NEW FAMILY MACHINE.
Which b « tinht, euniMCt and hi R bly iirwn.f.ik.l
(doll..? lb work -tally w-ll wUh Ihr t.T C .> niarM I •*»'■* 1
mo«t fatorito for f.unily
A full .«!•!>'>• otth- ahoto >lacln..r« f..r «*' nt N-w l««>k
i.rlc.-., b, It. S'l'lt A-W. :tbi Market at.
1 1 ’ mTUDUiau. i’a.
A....U,. lIOUIKJMI ?EWIS» SIACIIINK.
14', to $6O. J
SEWING MAOHINi-Sl
FOR FAMILIES AND M A N l’ FACT fit ERA.
WHEELER & WILSON
MANCKACTUKINO COMPANY.
Uri<ltc‘*j>«>rl. O'"”**
Pittsburgh, OH Fifth Street.
This Machino Blllche* tho
Finest or Coarsest Fabric,
AllbcplervmrtM.f ili«Oi«ntor,miikliiK *IU' <>nt 77, " u '
and Uauhful and duraUt XUkh'i V ,r .1/mn(c. ilm.«U «wl»-
Iculv, and ar*l>*i'i>tuluK Uidl»|“ - i»’»al,lf fur fafnllj n**o.
Full lulormntlmi ’liny 1"' ohUli*«M by iwlrtrMslng Jiuii‘«
tt W | uc or ALEX. It IIhKD, AiP'iit.
B lUM •No. us Full, ntnvt, PUbhurßh.
tctati.actkt Sc ROQ-ERB.
COMMISSION AND FOItWAUDINO
mebchants,
Jlo. 1H Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo.
strut to
Murdoch A Dirknon. t*t. U»m*.
Day A MalUck, Cinoinituit.
Cha«- Duflleld * Co.. Loui»«tll<*. K).,
V U Day * Co., Bankers Peru, lII* .
Ur-en A Stone, lUnkm, MuacMiur. low*.
Dav k Malluck, Philadelphia Pa.,
|L Jth. Cbicwo. Fr.,fhl A.-..nt b.r Illlnua C.J rO
Railroad.
bissell & CO.,
MASUrACTVKIRS. or
CaokiM. .Parlor ami Moati.m
STOVES,
SratOß, Fronts, Fenders etc ,
AnJ iaonf«lor.ri of lh. 1
CAPITAL CQOKIN&KANOP..
SO. 235 LIBERTY STREET,
DAWES atfciiULEk’t
Home, Sign and'Ornameotal Painters,
A y D a R A I.v S U S;
PULHS ui
White Lend und Zino Psints.
Also, all kind* of r»iuta,oiU, VarabbH, Window OlM*.
Putty, Druidic*, 4c.,
144 Wood Strtrt, (tco tfwr* obovt Diamond AUCf.
tnrlWjdfo
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!!
'OK 1./VUIFaS and misses,
KMBBACIM»
HUDSON RAY ..nl
MINK PATU.E.
STUNK MARTEN.
PITCH. SQUIRREL.
CAPES. TIPPET?. MUFF.', CUFFS GLu'F>. "
M'OOKl* 1 O'* . W
laiACJofu.- JCtt* U. ot.Ti. *-“ Vtu " i: ,|:
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
.TON'KA, BOYD CO.;
Mantifurtun r* o( CAST STEEL; gI'KINQ. PLOW «n
A. U. STKEU SPRINGS awl AXI.K?.
Otrqrr Rm, o*l Vir%l StrtfU, I'iUt 1 -uryh. I'a.
IrtAM' JOStS J* **
1). H. KOGKKS *V <”O..
liopjera* Improvnl Patent Steel
f\nt sir"U. ISlUhurgh. /It
jurtlvllc*
IIKNIiY
Forwarding and Commission Merchant.
AND WHOLESALE DRALEP.IN
Chpwe, Batter. Seeds, Ki**h,
Ao*l Pruduco Generali) ,
A»V ,Y.i -45 Htvid Strrti, ISlUburlfh
business (CljanßCß.
NOTICE. , .
PlTTShfAull. Ji.t. 11 01. I?-.-
111 AY K thi« <Uv a<»=t>.’i:itrd with me lh-nja
mih V I’.'Mlt awl \i .Ilium II Wh.tnrr- in Gw c-n-ntl
l'.irami*»iiin. U <* r..l PtriiliMrr Ho-dj""*. The •t).r.|tn
brtu will ho -PRINuER 1! AURAL.HI At. •'
DrW SPIMK'IKK IIARR M '.H
BfKt? f tS* .I'tlhAi:i.ll.. r rtTTIT *» " ttilti
S Pill KG Kit HARBAIGH Oi CO..
CO >1 MISS lON MEKO II A NT S .
DEALERS IN
Wool. Hides. PmusionsA Prinlu.-e (’..-nerally
No. 295 Liberty Street. Pittsburgh.
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» PHILADELPHIA: SPRING, lii'.
A.II.KOSEXIIKIJI i. BROOKS^gC
n«.an. south s.-i-.m.i st..
RESPECTFULLY inviti-Di-alcr* an.! Mil
l,r». r» to tlini frc»h wxl »H5"Tl”' ‘ ,,, w • 1
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NF'.W KN(H.ANI) STATK
IN OSF. YEAR
rpjlK IIF.STOKATIVF. OF I’FOF D, .h
1 «•«* 1 ■; ■sjej’SK £
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•tr.d, and Hm-'p »W l»»mn«li«IWtt AJ r ,<utf. Ph,U.
Ciniiucros. Obi* Nu». '■. 18&0*
O. J. Wool. A ira.tnn'lor .m* of your
*..ll»iK )»ur ll*lr u ‘*J 4,r f* T ., - n j l,*TioK ..xp»rienc«l
■>•**’' for ye*n. w» „„thlnK tlm* rrrturns tho w"
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V.mri trnly.
WatUlSB? MW'i F**b- I s - 1 * • .
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tc-M pffwla of your ltalr j wu mduc
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U» the operation ! liar* med ueariy j aJIE3
0. J WcV)’i!”i 'll
■ fin the* promt V. Y. Wlf® Hulling at**d Drug*
| Market itnnjt, fit. Lout* Mo, «•<! .old by
j (let* fc'jo .. -
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1 JOHN raOMPSON CO,
House painters, glaziers and
QIIAINKKS, 135 TUIRD o"t
r*«cufd »Uh ucaU.es. and dtopateh- 1 p, toat Driers,
Tun*otine. V»rtii»h, Japan •“i Philadelphia
rai*. MonUigna Zinc, a very euperior »rtK»er
and Pittaborph White Load ulw»y» °° Dmind.U or
We aruprepaied t-> Grind Color* *»hich
other* »l thn .hortet notice, *» »» “ aT .
£tad> b, W»w. Win »- >””» Ural?"
I their color* ground with n«.
JOHN' MT’IUtiVII. J»j
ratiiiUwirv HOME OFFICE.
TV THE COURT OF COMMON FLEAS y, « h a«i jw,*. s-, ”**!**“ tc \ -i w s'..V »* -■
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It AUK A Ai.- hi' L. •*- *»•••'*Mark.-t. IMiH*. N- ’
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Mr I..HT Ul"“ • „< pat-m HOUAUI* IHNniMAN. H,iii V M.iFlm-t,,.i*ru I r«»hi, «•
l.uil.J. f »•••!»* Ml V ‘ m ii luw »n<l C.n.mU".,.n Merchant*, Nn.VTt Mutki-t *t , "
W 1 ANTED- A.i ;l Partner, an iflive llu-i Mah.M ln'». OBOUQK w C oi.i.ADAY, rr*»id..nt
witti * o»"U i »i,i(ul 1 1 iibont tA.uk>. m ~n • \ViLaos.?^i'H*l*ry.
,i.‘l..i ln iMtttl-urcl. It.-i* JOSHUA ROBINSON. Ap-nt.
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J I. ~t fil l. *i null H IUhIM.R iTcnuun. N„«-»
|' " , , . , - Kiirtiitnrr
! T>KAUIiKS--l" 1 .11 -. -Imii-o Un\y<: . b.** Am .mu
i lu.- M IhU m .mini n.itlv.. pal.«*t N"'.’' Klltl. "U-t
| IM ,,i 11 UII»M.K.
i / MTV WARRANTS.
lli In vioall iur.iiuU
Kill It THIS 11KKI<‘K.
M avk kukl --
•_‘ M t.liU l.nrc- N-. •• M— k*i.'
I |.*i lintt ,).>
;i|,i,Uv:M:.,V,tbl.
■juh»lN„
'Jn |.|,|* { 1 •! •.
•J;. lintl
Jii.l r*csrtr-l hii-I tm "*1" t*v
L' ”ake fish --
litf M'U White Fi-h.
.'.O «K> Tt-.lit.
| uj bt.u tin.
,to Million. mi.l f»r »nl**
[ mr .| 11 CANF Kll.l*
MACNESIA— 1I,i«I.i,n.l .. li.’nrvV Min
**y * no t OilMt*. cnn*tantly on Inunl «t
iurt* J'is KI.KMINO.s. mr_ ihatuon.l iti.l >Urk« !*t
PT'KK BKANHV AND M INES.-1 lime »
l« f [i- ni-l '•>' ton*. >,! (litre Bramly *nd
j t ill * nptioo Inr tnciH.-itiAl j.nrposr* Tlio*-
u i-luii * tut tiling in ’'‘i* ltit«. r*n <»n i!''>Ri, a itinn
i .... J||*KlU FLKMINOS.
L*irtn'i Di.inu.nil «nd Mill k'l «t
. 1,,. i NX,,-tv •. I*l.bh<-al.un« OF PENNSYLVANIA,
tk. r > lah 1 o j iCf y n w irafrr Sf., IMul'uryK.
, i awfw, hot. 2r>„ W.T:
HE f»k«. und I'* Mil**. I>n hnnd uml { . { <-w Riii*. ,„y»hlr on demand,mi aeour
i , i » nirl" FHKIVKU A I>l t.WORTH p, t Approved uamr* 'ii
smiTvr.mmi.iro.mi |Xli4i™t.k *•£»>•
ESSSSiH ass
I |T|,,nW.„ b..h Kitra Hour v'SS
i 1 t'l " ,n "
It,- ,1 (nr «lr by - ■ HENRY 1! miilN' >»rml«rr
—5 U>U. fresh E*** r«s**d und f<<r -ile
L t.« mrlu lIKNRY fi COLLIN.-
■* ’ y ,u,lu J H Mi^.nlwurt.
BI TTER -- ’ hid- nv’d und h»r salebv WE. Nuwch,
tnr , u HKNItY II O'l.l. I A * K l». CWhran,
, .... • , . J.dinA Cauich-J,
• prim*- l>rv Hint jAist rev »l r w n^irhtp.r,
T.... 1 r..f ~|r t.y .-PHI Vt J Kit 11 Alt lIA l'l*U Ao> . Jamra I. Bennett.
X-. 2.*.'. Liberty .trevt \v J Antlrr*oo.
!pi UK WINKS A BKANIHKS t.r mcli- , a . fc-creurj.
“ r ‘ m u:Kt:*ovN k viM.Kv. mv i.ii-ti.u - DclawQrc Mntont SnfrtyJDMiFiincc Couipany,
CI.K.W UK’S HONEY SOAI’-'.O l.y TV.
fc ,nr.i „ut.un t uni i,-r «»ir i.y Office SE. Corner Third and Walnut st*.,'
. „„ , 11. L FAIINK-STiH-'K AOh ■ PHILADELPHIA.
B l I(’ \KU SOUA - l.’.nkp* on hand and f-r MAHIXE Ve-e K Garland Froish.
Mir on’.* 11. 1. FAUNEs-TuCK AC» ; on Oooda.by lUvrr., CnnaL,
A’ !I\IC \ FLOW HRS—I Rule just reo’d and , UU<-« and Und Cnrri-w*, to *>' part* "film Union.
Y‘, v- , '•* Ul. FAHNESTOCK ICO I FIXE IXSWAXCKX on Merchandise generally-On
' _ R(on« OwrlllnK llonwa, *r.
iTTKAST row HER—*25 hx* un hand and ;^or.ui.iß6..
; l 1T.,. rn.NKST.TCK *,o » Si
SKIHLITZ MIXTURE--* cose* <*n hand • * , n Bank*. lUilr.*d k ItwanuKeC.*.. *2’*®*®°
ami l»r aa'i* l>v mrl» Ul. FAIINBsTOCK AOh ! ym, Urcelmble *36*,iSS 00
j / IURI .\N PKRSEKU— l oiak just reoeneil I of Aprnta, j*rrmiuma on
\_y tu,.l (nr Mir l.y mrV It I. KAHNKSTOCK A 01. j yuhne iwuod, and oth-
I / vvsi'Klis. -:i .T,M, r™.!. No. i Ovs S : '
'l?1iKSIl I»UTT£R. r .I.JH| ll.y.rin,e fri-l, I n '“ CK ? m ..c. iu»d,
J’ T. 1.1.. Until ' ' rN " f, , . „DLK 1 Jimplr U-S'* l , Thoophllu,l’.ulding.
!>»*•' H.IUUUL.. ( x ,Boud«r. JamraTrxqnair,
—‘JO<l di»/. fresh Ei:Ksrtv.M\«il and lor : JohnC.D»Tl», William Eyns,Jr^
k„ n V IN ; Ki.u.rtre.-I 11. KIUM.K John IL Pcnru-n, J-P. Prn .ton,
J. j -ilo ,»l V- -< n"i* _ i 0. Ulps-r, Joalma I*. Eyro,
II ERRIN'* bhU piokletl Herrmjj . Bdwarf UnrUugton. ftamnel K. 8lok«,
I rl imt .rr. ir. d and („r sale l-v 1 Dr. R. M. Iln.ton, ¥" ir7 n C 5 n k ,
J. H. CAN FIEI.U. i Wlllliiiu C. LudTng. JameaD. McFarla
I . , lluchCmic, Thomna C. Unnft,
CloL>KlSli.-.IU drums just received and l->r ' McllTaln, Robert Burtvjn, Jr^
/ aalr I.J mf.* J li CAN I charlr. Krllry, John B.Semple. Puu^j.
' Tfc/fOLASSES.-'-onbMs N. 0. in store and ; j.t.'uSS B ’
iVL for.nl- by mrtt J. D. CANFIELD . * WM. MAKTIN, PmideOt.
-r-rm'fL’ *vi\ wl<*V i>\lV , TlVri ,\V|) , THUS. 0. HAND, Vice Precideot.
TTOI SE ANU MON FAINTING ANL>t LTtMJM .B«c.eury.
fi OLAZINU hi all W.dclu-m nactited prt)n»ptly und tn p. A. MADEIRA, Aftant,
tn*at manner by J. * 11. PHILLIPS, ana-lad Jal2 No. 95 Water .trent. PHtaburgb.
mr n art and tis St. Cl*lr'l- ‘
tTlock LETTEH siuns of - an , style do- Beliuce iatMl iMnrante Company o(
lj Fired In G«M or PUm Colura n annrat tim*d and put up P II 1 L AD IL P D I A .
uoti.r by j. jt ii Phillips. Office No. iO Walnut Street
ciC* Cd and CS 61. CUir at. Qa PIT iISI" ASSETS*229,OT-1 4&—SXCDWTT iHTMTtED.
•DELf HOOKS lu'r sol,Tims Indik' Hubfer j t™™«» BuiidT.p,u.«h.ua,»,Fu™i«r.,*c.
r» or Leather, Uachluoßellmc- Aaupply of t|'« diffit- ( ° mutual prtnciplo combined with the aecnrity of a
rut .twarec’d end foraaleby J * H-PHI “J* I j'* ■ ! Stock Capital, entitle, the Inanred to abareln U»o proflta o«
mru 2d and - *.t. Clair. .. without liability for lo»e».
PATENT T.RYER.-500 lbs ” »™t! 1 »l“
1 J'.LT-’tf. inV'-„.ics ST. CUT,.... ; STSUSirrS-o
SEEDS.— -tl lies ••hui.-e Timothy Sve.l 10 1 D, “T TO^\,
.tore. 3d do clover Seed till, day arriving by CA P | ClemTtngW, (1
•' 2S^S3KT
CHEESE. —h' bxs prune .R. Cheese in o. W.Carpenter, z. UtUrop,
rtoreAndfora.lel.J- mrH ATWELL, LKK A I Robert Stoen,
- - - -- * i r> <* w,»«l Rohertiouno,
POT ASH.—I 2 e»*ks Fut Aah m store and . Sa«h*i iim, c. steTenwo.
r „ rw ,eby mn ATWELL. LEE A CM, j PitUV B .
ROLL BUTTER.— L> bbU Roll Butter Sir* ! William Mnaaer, j d. COFFIN, Asanl
rirlnn and for «le by mrS ATWELL. LKF ACO , mhs;fc romer Third and V<*d ***** _
CtOO FISII.— lUdjsks in store and fc»r sale by { - Neptune tn*»rane* compway»
, ,nrS ATWTJLL. LEE *OO- Q p niLAPBLPHIA,
r\YSi'ERS-li(i cans (resb N«u 1 Nurlulk ; Fran Uiu Broltogh 414 °S*?Ls
C^ODFISIi— 10 tcs. Codfish iu store und lor ■ TraMportation. __
-L“ ,b !* - - U ' r ‘ T L,TrLK * C °* nO. LAOODLlN.Prealdent.
RICHARD SHIELDS, Vice Pmldent.
GEORGE SCOTT, Secretary.
t>nt*cro*a.
tssssfe. ■
£!fssft
wnil*» 0.b0n.. . jjii &3SS,
(aaoMawtotilD
11 Vi > W -MI7II 1
S. T STOCK MAN
CIGARS— 50,006“ German Cigar*, choice
liramK hi store and for tale l»y T LITTLE * O*-
HIDES.— *50 dry Hint hides,
•Sii Qn<«a wiled do, to «rri»** and for «'»
b _ SPIUSGKK HARBAUUH * CO,
7 f .vj No. 2Ur, Liberty street.
CAfk t’'Ci Lcad.-SUO pigs Lead, Galena
tf UU Soft, on conrtjmment tod for ■»!» by
mr s ALX. GORDON, 131 Second ftmt
insurance
Omciu—JAM K.« A. HUTCHISON. Pr.«lde U l
HKNKY M. ATWiXJLt, frcr.-ur)
Omri, N». M Watc* StncrT,
, all Horfi of P»e ot.J J/anv Rt
Win A.Cnlilw»-H.
| Wilw'D Miller.
Juhu McDevm
l Ott*. A. Berry
J,tr— A. Hnlrhlion
HUSKY M. ATWOOD. S i-y
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
\lm II H 0...
11.,|.| l*:-Az. ;i.
U in. IU'A.
Tbca. S C’Urk.
nr rjTTsnmcn
i No. 6 3 Fourth Sire*
j n cism:i.n
Jao.l, l':nul.T.
(ion W Sunih.
A J. J-rn-".
R'«iy I'an-rauii.
J. I‘ Tanuer,
I. Wri-'f Spr-.nl.
\V R M.-Jln/I-.
C. A C .ltMti.
rUAUTKUKD CAPITA!- ...
»d<l Marine Rlah* I
OFPIt
Preei-lrnt—A. A. Cakbii
A Ire l*TCTi«lent —RuPT I
«n<l TrfwnP'i
WKHtern Insurance Company
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEOnOK UAR.«TE.
Knrf-Ka innoraocc
W A Kt, >! *
A. ?• l ’
i.*M* ''
Chfc*. J- FU ti.
Wm-
Jndce
June* Milllnprr. *.«?-
j*rfl'» Howard, K*q
(' M r*ut«*n.
J *. L*-*. t-*O
- Oft"--**. N" ‘ \ -. i
f.-r.'-HTic _ ‘ * “ ‘
Vho Unit Western Firt and iharinr ins. Co
If fist Ii ''-np-.n-/' /•’
Acrii'‘ai7.F.i» catitai.
il-l.i.t""'
OJ
.. ai.’HVJ
lUKKCTOK?.
.Wwic nampU<a.
A. A. Carrier,
i Ibibert Patrick.
; A. C- fcntnpfton,
J. 11. Jnneft,
J..hu T»gjr»rU
Henry J»pr.-ul,
jnm<-* 11- liaplun*,
ja >O,OOO.
taken of nil <io*-rirtion«
ICEKS
lift
Pattiwo*. ~
~r _ l liftitK Srftoct- i.' O-osy
A««vrr*. iTTnitKK 51, IV
wurcv'RJ
j Wtn. MrKnlght,
) N»thaoi<-l Holtu'**.
. Nimlck,
j l>»Tiii U. Lons.
■ V> illiaju H. binilb
| C W. RickviJKin,
M oounnx,
Company,
MBCCTObt:
, G. W.Cmr,
I 1. M. Peimock
I W. \r. Martin,
I U T. Lwcli, Jr.,
D McCandt'**,
I Gro. S Scld^n,
J II SHOBNBKRGER, Pr«V
02,730 57
100,000 00
1702,785 37
insurance
rmci-Tct* l
i Ml*
. j SJLiK.rt.
H..JI
M. 111. Uur'n \J~,
siTfjn.r
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M-w«. 4 c.>„
T K-m.-dj. Jr . k ra
" »Jc IKuif.!.,,, 4 «•.,
i if rniLADELrnu
I,J. .V". *"■
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JMI fVll
.. 6.VJ74 u.
TIIK . .WI-4-.V, Ist. w,l
K.-r.t-. Itm.fe an.l
.AS 11. n.OHKNVK. lY"«nl. n»
ll.T jh ir., s-rrwt-.rj
N.-nmx.rA .lon.-MiUxiw-r
'*(!»••«-Ilo« ;*r IA * . Cure A< - .
Wm. McObHv * ' •' M
Pit t abur git Oiler*, No. I*o Water Slrrtl.
Ttl'iMA.' J. HL'NTFU. Atf-M
I’itizcns’ Insurant? Comp’y of Pittsf>nr*h
WM BAGALFY, Fr»*i‘l-’nt,
jiAiIUKL h MABSFtKU., J^r.-UJ J.
Ofi.ct M Wain- Flrr»t y h'txrrm ifarl't and JHW sti
*3_ln*ar<Hi null «n-ICftrpi Ki-V»‘»i t»<o dl;;.. »;»l Mi«*
■iMitiiil Hirers, uuJ Tril-tfrarii-s. „
JW-lnanrMncnin-itUw'T'UnißCot-j- Fur- A>«r. a=rjD-t
till* Ilf «»>•• •traatirl !r.Ui«t N*'t -ill.li »ti«J Tr u.-frt
Wm.Puc.W. ' * *>,•« Vy* Si-.ti-B.
, !■»'.». ?• >‘.lWr.l, t
.1,,. !•*,>. Jr.. . Knu.rii. £.-ll»-r«,
laa.teM.lVuii.4K. j "’m U.IUf.,
8 Harl-aoiiti. •>"»'“ MitpU.ii.
Cutit SanriO. [ Whlw Bryant,
J„lm r»IJ»*ll, Jr.
“PiUsburgti Life, Fire anil Marine ins. Co
Office Corner Market nnd Water St* ,
!*lTTSiii'*:nil. PA.
Itoirr. Q.ALWAY. Pr.'-1.1-I.t.
FA. Rl.tm&BT. S r’> A LEX. RRADLK> , A lc<- Vr-*i -
Asnr.r* ELtai.vj. M. U., Examining I'hrtu.mn.
TtiU Company niakc-e en-tr InMirun.v to
connect.il with LIIE RI>KS.
Alao, apiluat Hull and Cargo Ri»k«, or, the OMo and
Miaaiaai|’{-i ri»*-rt and triPtifwif". and Marine KUk e«»n
orally. —' ’
And against L*«» <*t Damage »*y tiro.
And against llio IViila of th»: S a ami Inland Na'lg* l * o *
and Transportation.
policies i«wd at th» lowest r»l« connlm.i.i with ■•xMr
all parties.
rnir*'TOß*:
Robert | Alrxan-»«*r Devilry
Bamnfl McClnrk-n. | Josej.h &. Leech,
Jowph P. M P- John Kullertnn,
John £oott, Nutlifti. r. Hurt.
James Marshall, Darid H • Oh*m»-er«
paeid Richey, William ti*n.
James W. Iliiilmnn. Robert fl Uartlcy,
Ohaa. Arlmthnot. Jr.lm M’Uilt,
lelfi—_
Philadelphia Jh'ii'e anil Life
INBURANCBCOMPANY.
No. 140 Chesnirt Street,
USTOM ’HOUSE.
jMitiinr**, ‘■lth'-r IVr|"*to»l or
or
O P P 0 S I T Y, TUB O
Will mako all kiurta of In*
Limit*-!, on event iloacni-tinn
at reasonable rates of premium.
ROBERT. P. KINO. President.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vico Pr-wid-nt.
DfKCCTCRit.
- I E. R. C-'f-s
i W. Brow •.
; S. PanL
! j in. n
K Wil-*r
j a orris, Aa*-* t
Special plotters
jr3»Xr»TP-E.—Thj* Stock Books of the M*'«ou-
W'O' califln VuII'T Bank, tr> 1- at >rKofr.j, rr,
will I- ..... n |.-r ■<il.«/n|.tinnv at tho Mcrclinnt*' Rxrliansr**.
in tliiseiiT. «n MONTUY. TI’K*UAY. Y anl
THUKSOAY. tli*- l >tl». lWh, an-t lMti 'lay. -t M-urh.
mrlOOM* Bt oiu-cr .<r rut OjWvi.-n.Nrtu.
i*ruur i’r.AViiu Meeting.-—ln nn-
Vf’v »w-*r to public and ;j.riritH rails for a Daily l v i ayr
Meeting. it ha* b—n arrangtil by !'>•> y-*unc men -if Mir
city tooj**n a pnbUr inerting at N*b>N nrjt week. in the
Cvutral Preebytcruti Ou.r li. >nulha-!.l, near Math -tr«.-r.
fur all ’ " ‘
The meeting* « m mnunciin* at ll an<l r.mtiiu;.- t.II
12% o'clock.
K-pumi uhu rnmiul -pud the <Dl»r*' b-ur ~r« invited l •
conn* M they may I- al l-
Tho meetings will 1«« conducted by Clergymen of d«fl<-r-tit
denomination* —M» • if |*»i«*iLle each Jav.
The fulluwinc are invited. with other*.-—Rer Me**r*
KIIAUTH, KKI 1.1. V, PAXToN. YKUKLS. I'UKrToN.
KKNDALU KCBSKLI.. HOWARD, <}CU*K. DOUOI .Am
FULTON. HELL. .IACOm ' and RAKItoW im.V.lti
Orncc PiTT«m:tus«. >S Waisk A nuc**w »: D C- . '
JMt-burg.l, March I*l. |
rr To Stockholders. —Tho first An
Ut£/ nnal meeting oftho Sti-ckholdereofthe Fm-burgh.
Ft. Wayn*> and Chicago lUilroa.l Company will I- bridal
the Rooms of th« Board of Trade, in thecUy of Piifborcli.
on TUESDAY, th.* :a>th day of March inst.. at 2 oVlork F.
Mat which lime the Report of the Dircctors.nnd Officer* "i
tlio operation* of the Company for tho first retent.. n
month* oflho consolidation will !**• presentedanil r-jul.
The Election fur a now Hoard of Director* will t- held it
the aamo place «'ii WEDNESDAY, Sletin*t. between flu*
hours of St A. M. and 0 I’. M.
Stockholder* aud the ix-preaeotatires of c*->ndi*'» hol.iin.-
■lock Will receiTe *pec*»l rx** ticket* to and Iron Fitt
hurgh for the octmuon, on application to the different Su
lion Agents.
Blank forms of proxies may 1m obtained at the GenernJ
Office in Pittsburgh, or at tho office in New Y-rk, N"
William street.
Stockholder* of either oftho threrCnmpanir* now merged
hy the consolidation. who tuny Dot have coni erted t lielr «t' * k,
will not be entitled to any votes at the aUive election.
The Tratusler Hooka w 111 !*• closed from the Ji>th ln»t. to
latpmx. mrl:lmil TP. MESsLEIt, Secretary.
' FiTT.tiCROH Urt. Fir* sm* Marin* LiSLiuac* Co-.)
Corner Water and Market at*., 2d lloor. J*
Pittsburgh, February 10th, )
rp~^®DtviDkND Notice.--Tho Board of I‘irec
u-cD* tors of this Oomjiany havi* this day declared a ‘divi
dend out yftbe profit* ot tl— last six months of FOOH DOle
I.ARB applicable to the reduction of Btock Note*,
fni; V. A. RINEHART, J-cc’y.
Cemetery IYlartole Works,
No. 333 Liberty Street, below 'Wayne.
PITT {i'll U E 0 II , P A .
MATTHEW LAWTON,
PRACTICAL MARBLE MANN.
TIT IS 11RS RESPECTFULLY TO IN
YV form Ids friends and the public generally, that»i
hu leased the above premises, for the manufacturer aud tal*
of every variety of Marble Work, inch aa
Monuments, Tombs Tablets nn«l Gravestone*,
of rr-ry variety »n*l fnrm;
al«o,
Mantle Piece*.
f>ntrv TnM*,
JM.t, Bureau
and Wwh
Which ha la offering mloiriu any other establishment Weal
of the mountains. Ilia stock i> entirely new. and ha*
ideated hy himself. cxprc*a4y for this market. H>- U also
prepared to bufld Burial Y'anlta, enclose Ear lota with. Mar
ble or Stone, and to execute any other work In hia Hn*. 3
any of the Ccmeterica adjoining Pittslmr^i.
Birds bt rxxinssiOH to
Rev. T. B.Lyman, Uolwrt (lalwny.Es^^
lion. Wm. Wllkini, J“hn Cliislctt,
Jno. IL BliocDherver, W. L. Ringwalt,
Charles Brewer, E*q- J 11. ffiU,Eaq^
Tbomaa Scott, Ksq.. A. U. Chff Imp. E»q^
W. P. Baum, K*«j., I Q. R- M I*Re, £**l-
Tho Trails fUrtii*he.l with all kind, Foreign
tic Uarlde, dth. r finished or in the rough, at Wholesale
lie baa also made arrangements with the m son fret o rera
of the beet brands. Sir a constant suppl K-of nydraulic
ment. Water and IsjJiaville Lhtie, and Pl**tcr fails, loth
tor Land and Stucco Work, all nf which he is prepared to
fnrmah at abort notice. mblWty
’ nkw'carp’kts,
AT THE FOCHTII STIIEET STORE.
\V. D. & li. BeCALLDM
Have just received a very*
large wsortmont of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Ac,
the latest stylos f<»r Fall Trail**, comprising
VELVET AND BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY AXDTIIRER PLY,
«» SUPERFINB AND
LOW PRICED INGRAINS.
Wool. Putch, Hemp, List, Rag. Hall and Stair Carpet*;
RQga, Mats. Coima Matting, Stair Rodi, Ac., Ac.
Also, a choicw lot of Druggets from one to tour y vds wide;
beautiful pattern* Floor Oil Cloth, from 2 to W fe«t wide,
with all other goods tanally found in first clam Carpet
Stnrea, all of which we are prepared to sell at the very low-
Mt rat** for cash. «e& W. D. k. 11. IfcCALLUM.
Rlchardaon’a Irish Lilnena, Damasks, Ate.
THE public will pleaw; bear in mind that
IbeGENUINE GOODS are always sealod'w.th the full
signature of the firm, viz:
RICHARDSON, EONS A OWDEN.
J. BCLLOCEEA J. B. LOCKE, A cent*.
mrLSmd 3oChnnrhst-,near Barclay st, N-- York,
Sundries.—
16001b*. strictly fr< t»M« Tailcr.
1200 dot. (rtth »;£•,
1600 Ito Mo. 1 U*f Lar>l.
26 bush prime l)i ird I’cachia.
' 160 fat joang Chickens,
160 Chuns,
60 Urge kt Turkey*,
retired and for sale by
£
' ll
IMJ
Stum! Top*,
H. BIDDLE,
No. fifth rtmt.