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to moot in Ihtir totpcctiroAVarils, B°r°ngb,, Totro
ihips »nd Precinctß on SjtcKliAr tho 29th day of
May, 1853, and elect two! Delegates from each to
meet fa County Convention, at the Court noose, in
Pittsburgh, orfTTEDNESDAY, tho 2d day of Jane,
at 10 o'clock,u. u n for the pmposo of nominating a
County Ticket. '
The primary meetings trill bo held fa the town
ships between tho hoars of 2 and 6 o'clock, r. u., at
• the usual places of holding each' meetings and in the
Wards, Boroughs and Precincts, between tho hoars
•of 4 Mid BP. «. fig orjfer of the Commitlrr,
RoBT. P- NEVTK, ChairMOH.
Judge Wilhot.—Wo referredtho other day
to the fact that an effort had been mado to legis
late Judge Wilmot ont Of office, by tacking the
counties in his district on to other districts; hut
ire supposed at tho time that the-effort had been
abandoned. We were mistaken, however. The
" House passed a bill a few days since, entitled
"An Act to fornTa separate Judicial district,
..composed ofthc counties of Clearfield, Elk, For
est and Jefferson.” When this bill came up fa
the Senate, Mr. Cresswell moved that the samo
be referred to; a select| committee; which was
agreed to, and that coujuuttco has reported on
amendment to the bill, abolishing the district of
which Mr^. Wilmot is judge. There will be an
attefapt, 4<rat>Uess, to t ot through in the
last hours of tho session* by the foroo of party
drill; but we hope thatloar friends will exercise
all their powers of resilience for Us defeat. It
is the meanest bill that was, ever begotten of
locofbco meanness. That a man having a sense
of personal decency, ns wo suppose Mr. Cress
well to have, should lend himself to the consum
mation of a plot eo infamous and so base* passes
our-comiprehenßion. It can be understood only
upon Uie supposition that there is nothing too
mean for Tocofocoiam to undertake, nor too low
for its partisans to carry out.
Jadgo Wilmot’s offence consists mainly in
being an ardent Republican, and especially in
the fact that be ran for Governor lastfall on tho
opposition' ticket. It is" a political offence,
merely, and for that he is to.be punished. There
is no allegation against bis official character, nor
anjr agoinfithis reputation as a jurist or as an
honest man; but be is tberepreseiitative man of
Free Democracy, and bo must be sacrificed.
Wery well. Let the party try it.; Abolish his
district and legislate hint out of office. What
wiR eome of itf The opposition Slide Conven
tion will nominate him for Supreme Judge, and
he will be elected over Porter. Wtiat, then, will
the deinocratto party gain by persecuting him?
Let them figure that ont for themselves.
>Bns Next CosGBEss.T-Therearefa the pres
sent Congress. 92 Republican members, all of
whom represent Republican districts aad will
either be reelected or succeeded by others of like
faUh. The Houseconsistsof234 members, or 227,
if Kansas and Minnesota 1 be admitted, and 238,
if Oregon be admitted. [We take it for granted
that all three of these new states will be repre
sented in the next Congress, and it will there
fore require tho. election of 120 Republicans to
obtain a majority—a gain of 28 on the present
representation. Can this bo accomplished? e
think it can.
We certainly elect one member in Kan
sas and probably the iwo in Minnesota; we
shall gain one, certainly, in Connecticut, and
probably two; we can, if wc will, carry one or
two of the Philadelphia districts, now represent
ed by Lecomplonitce, besides tho Franklin and
Lyooming districts, with a fair chance for the
Clarion, Chester and Schuylkill districts : this
• would gijp us again of seven iu Pennsylvania. In
, Ohio, we shall certainly gain three and probably
fivedislricts, and one or two fa Indiana, leaving
ob from nine to fifteen to gain in New York and
.IQfeols. Anything liken vigorous and united
movement fa New York will give us a gain of
nlne fa that state atone; ; and if our expectations
with regard to the other states are all realized,
we shall certainly carry -the next Hoase.—
It will require, however, the exercise of tact,
judgment, discretion and conciliation in all tho
doubtful districts and In those in which tho op
position have heretofore been divided, to effect
this end, and it will be seen that we cannot
afford to throw away a single district. It will
not be so easy a matter as some to imagine to
carry the next nouse; and it is not too soon,
even now, to be addressing onrselvcs to the dif
ficulties of the task.
lux Thoughts op Henry, Ward Beecher. —
We are indebted to Messrs. Hunt & Miner for
an .eakly copy of this work, from the prolific
press of Messrs. Phillips & Sampson, of Boston.
We' have already, from lime to tinio, published
in our columns cholco extracts from this work,
08 .we gathered them from the Eastern presv
and, 09 far as wc hare observed, no book ever has
afforded more generous supplies of gems of
thought. They have been gathered up from no
offafrl or officious reporter, but have been caught
from the written or extempore discourses of Mr.
Beecher by members of his congregation. Those
who have had the pleasure of listening to that
great man, know how his discourses abound with
beautiful and apposite truths, suggested by tho
realities of life. Every! noble* human action has
in it a gem; every work of the Creator’s hand,
however much itrmay be marred by lime or cir
cumstance, has in it a germ of beauty which the
.piercing eye of genius. can detect. There ia
poetry in all of life, and he who has in him the
poetic elebent can clothe the face of nature with
loveliness and find rare lessons in what to the
common mind is but common.
The successful proacher, successful in tho
highest sense, as well as the successful orator or
poet, .Is he who seizes upon some present fact or
' circumstance, and makes it the vehicle of a pure
and beautiful thought.: To illustrate from the
volume before us:
“You have seen a ship out on the bay, swing
ing with the tide, and seeming as if it would
follow it; and yet it cannot, for down beneath
the water i. is anchored. So, many a soul sways
towards Heaven, but cannot ascend thither, be
cause It is anchored to some secret sin.”
“The superfluous blossoms on a fruit tree are
meant to symbolize the largo way in which Qod
loves to do pleasant things.”.
“Many men carry their conscience like a
drawn sijord, cutting this way and that, in the
world, but abeatho it, and keep it very soft and
quiet when it to turned within, thinking that a
sword .’should not be;allowed to cut its own
scabbard/*
“Our children that die young aro like those
, spring.bulbs which have their Hovers prepared
j 'beforehand; and have nothing to do but to break
-ground,'and blossom, and pass away. Thank
' God for spring itywers among men, os well as
among the grasses in the field.” .
• '“Tho mother’s heart ia tbo child’s school
“A man in this world is a boy spelling in
short syllables; but ho will combine them in the
■’ ‘‘bike those fair New England lakes, greened
around with meadows, of translucent depth and
silver sand, surface armies of wnile
lilies, golden-crowned, unfold to the sun, so tho
Christian’s heart should be. All its feelings and
affections should open into life like those white
lilies and deep acud tho blossom prtuto should
beW?a the golden crown of love.”
The Abo™ extracts are enough tailluslrato
our meaning and to give onr readers an idea of
thegMOß of Christian thought which, glitter on
tho pages of this welcome book.
DiD5*rTA£E ra : PAPEBs.—ln Cincinnati, a
few'days since, a man who resides within twelve
miles ora&teity wnlkedinto the Citizens Bank
for the purpoSbwof obtaining a sum of money
which’ he had deposited there several years ago.
Imagine hto feelings orlcarnirig that the bank'
had failed six months ago! flo-had ; not even
hoard of the extraordinary financial panic-if I bich
recently swept over the country with such ft
levelling influence.
Tot Wheat jh the West.— from
every section of the western country, without
- ex’eeptioßj'Tcpresent that the wheat .crop looks
more promising than in any spring for ; tbo last
ten years. It is well up; covers tho ground well, ’
is well set, good color, and the number of seres
ofhis prodigious. *['■ / __j'
- GtobitT.Bm*6no»* of a Disucioh Obo« :
Black Republicanism may well anont an exmtiDg
pain. Connecticut has followedhard upon New-
Hampshire, and gone witharushagainstSlavery;
cut of all, St. Louis, ft Southern;
city of a Southern State, has, at Us recent mu*
ntcipal ebetfon, reiterated its aeml*aholUion sen*
timents by the election of tho Free Democratic
ticket. Truly, the Kansas measure has proved a
disastrous blow to the South,, Intended, as Us ad*
vacates proclaimed, to settle the question of
Slavery, and quiet agitation, it ha 9 generated
renewed discord, strengthened free soil, and
hopelessly divided the only.party that claimed
tnt odor of nationality.
We are afraid that these Spring eleetkm: are par
tenls of gloomier tidings hereafter. We apprehend
that Pennsylvania, and Illinois, and Indiana,
which by unrivaled tact and unwearied exertion
.were saved inlBsC from falliog into tho Free-Soil
quagmire, will return to their wallow, and that
lefore the expiration of the present year every non
tlaveholding State in the Union, with the possible
exception of California , trill rally under the rictcri
out standard of Slack ftepublicanism. The South
then will be in a certain and absolute minority,
and may vainly look to tho North for sympathy
or succor. When that period arrives, we shall
be glad to learn of those who arc constantly
dinning into onr ears their devotion to the
Union, what course they propose to pursue?
Shall we riubmit, and trust to the josticc or the
meroy of the Northern Anti-Slavery men, for
the preservation of onr rights ? Shall tee remain
in the Union until an opportunity is presented of
finally testing their repeated assurances that no more
Slave States shall he admitted? Or shall wo make
preparations for a crisis that seems inevitable,
and taking our stand upon principle, put forth
our firm resolve to resist any overt act of ag*
gression ? The time is not distant when theso
questions may be pertinently asked. In the
interim let the Southern Nationalists revolve
them at their leisure, for an answer will be
shortly required.— N. 0. Bee*-
A Btbam Esoihe Experiment —A Soared
ClergtmAn.—“The first English model of a
steam carriage was raado in 1784, by Wm. Mur
doch, the friend and assistant of Watt. It was
on the high-pressure principle, and ran on
three wheels. Tho boiler was heated by a
spirit lamp; and the whole machine was of very
diminutive dimensions, standing little more than
a foot high. Yet, on one occasion, the littleengine
went so fast that it outran tho speed of its in
ventor. Mr. Buckle says, that one night, after
returning from his duties in the mine at Redruth,
in Cornwall, Murdoch determined to try the
working of his model locomotive. For this
purpose, ho hod recourse to tho walk leading to
the church, about a mile from the town. Tho
walk was rather narrow, and was bounded on
either side by high hedges.
«It was a dark night, and Murdoch set out
alone to try his experiment. Ilaving lit his
lamp, the water shortly began to boil, and off
started the engine, with the inventor after it.—
Ue soon heard distant shouts ot despair. It
was too dark to perceive objects; but he shortly
found, on following up the machine, that the
cries for assistance proceeded from the worthy
pastor of the pariah, who, going towards
the town on business, was met on this lonely
road by the hissing and fiery little menster,
which he subsequently declared he bad taken
to be*the evil one in propria persona. No further
steps, however, were taken by Murdoch to em
body his idea of a locomotive carriage in a
a_more practical form.”
Fancy a' clergyman on a dark night in a de
serted road,seventy years of age, meeting a little
locomotive engine without driver or attendant,
whizzing directly at him! This was fifty years
- before George Stephenson, by combining the
experience of the world wiih his own ideas,
made a practical working machine of the loco
motive.
A Spbibklisq of BtAStONDs.— The Paris cor
respondent of the Boston Traveler describes an
accident which occured at Mme. Lehon’s ball,
who lives on the left of the Rond Point of the
Champs Elysees. Youog Prince Murat and his
wife were going to tho ball, when just before
they reached the door some obstacle in the ave
nue made the carriage jostle so violently as to
throw the driver from his seat; the horse ran
away and broke the carriage on the basin of the
fountain. The Prinoess was carried, bleeding
and senseless, into Mme. Lehon's; the dances
were, of courso, instantly interrupted, and
several ladies fainted at the eight of the Prin
cess in aboil dress and covered with blood. The
wounds she received proved, fortunately, slight
When her alarm was dissipated it was discovered
that her necklace and other ornaments of dia
monds had fallen into the avenue. Imagine the
consternation which followed this discovery,
especially when search was made in vain for
them, and it became necessary to postpone furth
er investigation until daylight appeared. Ten
thousand dollars of diamonds in tho Avenue des
Champs Elysees all night! Policeman were pos
ted to guard the ground until day broke, when
the diamonds were found scattered in every di
rection; not a diamond was missing!
Washington, Thursday Evening. April 15
The Conference Committeo of the two Houses
held an informal mcoting this evening, Messrs.
Green, Hunter and Seward on the part of tho
'Senate, and Messrs. English, Howard and Ste
phens oo the part of the nousc. They merely
exchanged views in conversation, but look no
vote. They adjourned to 11 o’clock to-morrow,
morniug. No report will be looked for until
Monday.
Mr. English insists upon the submission of
tbo Lccompton Constitution to a fair vole of the
peoplo of Kansas, and declares that he will con
sent to nothing less. Messrs. Seward and How
ard go with him fully and will assent to no com
promise whatever that dees oot provide for such
submission. Thus far Messrs. Green, UnDter
and Stephens will not concede the point; and a
final disagreement of the Committee is regarded
as nearly certain.— N. V. Times.
Washington, Thursday, April 15,1858. —The
probable result of the conference will bo a disa
greement. A new committeo will then be asked
for, and, If granted, the Administration batteries
will be unmasked, and tho real nature of tho
movement of Messrs. English and Hall disclosed.
Some sort of a compromise will bo attempted,
such as the giving certificates to the Free-Stato
officers, and the submission to a popular vote of
Lecompton as soon as tho bill is passed.
Meantime, tho Anti-Lecompton>meai, who ad
here to their position, aro firm and watchful,
and await with confidence tho impending sLrag
gle.—JY. F. Trib.
Cot. Bentos’s Property. —The Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer says:
I learn that, although Col. Benton wentthrough
the usual formalities of making a will, he never
theless died very poor. Tho creditors of his
estate are not likqly, however, to press their
claims unpleasantly, and, if a project on foot iu
reference to a certain disposition of bis latest
literary labors is successfully carried out, his
debts will probably bo paid in full. F.very one
: who bad busiuess dealings with him speaks in
the strongest terms of his Spartan sense of hon
or and faithfulness to his engagements, and ono
secret of his late indefatigable labors lies in the
fact of his extreme anxiety to cancel every pecu
niary obligation before his decease.
Lccompton is Dayton, Ohio.— -The Leeomp
tonites were totally defeated in the municipal
election in Dayton last week. Mr. D. W. Iddings
was elected Mayor, over Col. Tilton, tp' GOO ma
jority. Dayton may be set down as true to
Kansas and strong fbT the cause of human lib
erty. When the news of the defeat of Lecomp
ton in the Houso was received there, thirty-one
guns were fired in honor of the event. -
Mr. Scmhxb.—The Washington correspondent
of the NrY. Evenin'/ Post says"“l regret to be
compelled to announce that Mr. Sumner’s health
is quite poor. He attempted to walk from the
Capitol to blB lodgings yesterday, but tho return
of tho pains in hto back were so severo that he
was put into a carriage and conveyed home.
He to far from being a well man, and should
avoid all excitement.”
Matobalett Election atKansasCity. — Mr.
Payne, a free democrat, who staads opposed to
the Lecompton policy of Slavery extension and
its kindred heresies, has been elected mayor of
Kansas City, Missouri, by a handsome majority.
This is a gratifying sequence to the brilliant
victories hero and at Jefferson City, and speaks
trumpet-tongned for the enfranchisement of
public sentiment from tbo rule of tho nullifiers
in that flourishing western emporium.— St.
Louis Dan. •
The Lancaster Bask.— Tho report of tho
commissioners appointed to investigate tho af
fairs of the Lancaster (Pa.) Bank, and the
causes which led to its failure, states that of the
notes in circulation at the date of tho failure,
$400,024 have been received by tho bank in
payment of debts to her, leaving still outstand
ing $040,025, from which to to be deducted
$300,910 redeemed at the Girard Bank.
Fruit.—We learn from our exchanges that
tbo prospect for frail the coming season to most
cncoaragiog. In Borne parts of tho couotry, a
portion of the buds were killed by tho frost, but
the remainder will only be the better for this.
Throughout Missouri and Illinois, there will bo
an abundant supply of peaches, apples, pears
and oberrles of excellent quality. The trees are
now blooming, and promise a copious harvest of
juicy luxuries.— Si. Louis Nacs.
ANOTHER OUTRAOB COMMITTED AGAINST IDE
Sooth.— An attempt to being mado to introduce
-Northern shad into the rivers of Alabama. This
to supposed to bon pan of EUThaycr’s Southern
colonization scheme.. ; - /-, .
Tap TtaVA HmM which have of laic prevailed
have filled the ranks of Urn English nrmv. Bines
October iosiy 86,000 men have joined tho : raili-.
tary force of Great Britain, jipd enlistments are
progressing at ab averago 0f7,000. psr. month.
-The Journal of Comment says- that tho “Con
necticut Republicans are not half satisfied with
their late yietw”- Tho Providence. Journal
guesseajhey like it belter than the Democnttsdo.
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K To hU Brother tl
Au<l applicable to H WORCESTER, May, 1841.
EVERY . A ‘Tell LEA A PERRINS that
1 their Sauce la highly eeteetn*
VARIETY miMlu India, end is, la my
upiulon the most palatablsaa
well aa tbo moat wboloaoma
fiance that ta made.*
The only Modal awarded by the Jary ef the New York
Exbibltlun-Jur Porelrn fiance, was obtained by LEA A PER
RINS for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, the world
wide of which haring led to naooroas Imitations, par*
chaser* are earnestly requested to are that the names of
"LEA A PERRINS’} are Impnpned cgwn tho Bottle and
Stopper, and printed upon the labels.
Sole Wholesale A rents for the Uhlted State*.
60 * JOHN DUNCAN A SONS.
406 Broadway, New sorb.
A atock alwaya In (tore. Also, order* received for direct
shipment from England. mygflydfcy
wit Tiimmu ’ -**• rKJPIP
& PRißiro,
ATTORNEYS AT IiAW,
AJUt
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY*
Ko. 6, AMnA Blodt, DvbwpUy lo*f
AKJuUectioiupromptly tnadalo anypartof Northern
lowa. or Wactern wlaconau. ’*:•', .
WiUatUndto tbeparcfcMeaod Sals of Beat ob
talolna Money on Bond* and Mortgage* ■ aarclyulo
W. OcU. RINEHART,
unrtcnuui»niu<un 1..
Aik Uwla of TobwtOf Ba«ffMdCl|Wf,
DarerocenUy takratha tmlldinc Vo. ISDITood (treat,la
addition to tbs* lrwin
they will be pkawd u recalT* Must Meade,
faiSH A MACKENZIE, Attorney* altar,
JL(MDc»No,®y«mrtl»«tteet,PlUilinxglj,Pn; Notary Puli
UotadObfpCOTiffllMfeatt. ; .apd.
Sjtnai^dUfW.
Appointment Extended to jnnelit, •
DRS. C. M. FITCH Ac J. W. SYKES
Will remain at their Office,
No. 191 Penn Street
OPPOSITE THE fiT. CLAIR HOTEL, PITTSBURGH, ]
TILL JUNE FIRST, IJSS, ;
And may be consulted daily, (except Snndays) ;
tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and -
all ether Chronic Complaints complicated with or •
causing Pulmonary Disease, Including
Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affection* o/* the Lierr, Dys
peptics, Gastritis, Femetie Comphint*, etc.
I DRS. FTTCn A SYKES would atalp that tWr treatment
i of Oontumptlon U based upon tue fact that the disease er
' islt in tie Uood and tysUm at large, Mh \>efore,and during
| iisdevelopment in the lungs, aad they therefore ernuloy
' llochanlnl. Hygienic and Medicinal remedies to rarity’the
bluodand strengthen the system. IFTfA these, thoy use
MEDICINAL INHALATION,which theyvaloehighly,but
'only as PuUiaUvcs, which used alone have no OsreWrf ef
fect*, and Invalids are earnestly cantlonod against WMting
the precious time of curability oh any treatment baiod upon
tho plausible, but falw Idea that the «at of the disease «o
be reached in a direct manner by Inhalation.
charge tor consultation.
A list of questions will be sent to those wishing to con
iglVna by letter. roritedtwfctf P
GHJNA, GLASS AND QUBBNSWARB.
SPRING STOCK JUST OPENED,
AT TUB OLD SSTABLI&I7MEN T OF
HENRY ECIO-BY,
199 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Who is now receiving from Europe and
Eastern Cities, a choice assortment ol articles ia his
Uno, eouiprlsiog new and tasteful sha|a-s of Pearl White
Stone Tea, Dining end Toilet Ware, and the same Plain,
Gold, Lustra R»».i and Flowrrr. Fifie Whito lron
Stone Tablo Ware, kooun t» be the most dnrablo now in
un for UotoUaud Steamboats; French China of now styles,
la Pure Whito am! Gold Band, either !u setU or single
pUces; Richly aillaud Decorated Toilet Sets; Brittannia
and Plated Cantor*; tiermau Silver Tea Table Spoons, Soup
ladles, Ac, plated with silver, fino Ivory Handled Carving,
Tea and Table Kulvoa and Forks; Tea Waiters and Trays;
Shaker and Sea-gra« Tablo Mate, Jappaned and Di-coruted
Tin Toilet Setts.
..E. Russell A Co.
.J. D. Poatt A Co.
Pratt A Co.
.U. Doculass A Co.
Also, a complete and toll assortment of all articles suita
ble tor tho COUNTRY RETAIL TRADE, ut prices to please
the public, who an* rwqicotiully luvlteil to examine this
stock. mr2£3mdA»T
John C . B a ker & Co' a
GENUINE
COD-LI V E R OIL!!
Tnia Medicine, prepared in the mont ap
proved manner, and boltled by n*. has rvcelved the aanc*
tlon of the most scientific of the Medical Profession of Phil
adelphia sad elsewhere, who recommend it as snperior to
soy other uow mannfsetured.
Uf Us efficacy and kuportanen os a in cases of
Oonsumptlon, Gout, Bronchitis, Asthma, phronlc Rheuma
tism, and all Scrofulous diseases. It Is nuueeessary to ft >oak;'
—thousands of amioent physicians of Europe and America
having tested Its wonderful curative properties.
Prepared only by JOHN 0. BARER A CO , Wholesale
Druggists, No. 1M North Third street, Philadelphia. Sold
by alFDruggists throughout tho country. fe2Srdtw3o^
A DENTISTRY. ~4BPft
m DR. J. MALMEEN, &
SURGEON DENTIST,
FROM NEW YORK, '
EXTRACTS TEETH XHTHOVT F.\ /.Y,
BY A LOCAL BENUMBING AGENT to the OUM3 ONLY.
4»-Inaerts Teeth ou Gold, Bntfr» Ph»l»n» na l * a “ t,a
Partha, and pertorma all Dental operations in a scientific
manner, without pain.
moderate- . _ •.
04 Smlthfteld Street, below Fpnrth,
JaCaifimfc PITftBUnGH.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 54 St. Clair Street,
(Dr.lrish'a New Building,)
•e&klydfc
A. A. CARRIER & BRO-,
Pittsburgh, General Insurance Agency,
No. 03 Fourth Street,
PITTSBURGH, PEHN A.
Oompanka represented of highest standing. Chartered
by Peausylvania and other State*.
Fire, Marine and Ufa Risks taken *f all descriptions.
A. A. CARRIER,
jfllkljdb 8- 8. CARRIER.
DAWKS Ac CLULEY,
llouse, Sign and Ornamental Palntera,
AND GRAINERS;
DIiLXBJ IN
Whlt«L.eacl anti Zinc* Palnta.
Alan, ail kinds of Paints, OtU, Yarulabes, Window Glass,
Putty, Brush**, Ac-,
144 Vfrvd Street, txoo doors Diamond AUry
mrlfelyrtUb
“ UEd. H* ANDERSON,
,V«>. 151 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh,
nixmcmii in wroixsili in
Every Variety of
PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATIIEK,
Shoe Leather, Split*, Morocco, French and
Country Calf Shin*,
Scle Leather, CanrioseOilc-lothH, Ac*'
All of which Will be furuishtd at the lowoet Cash pr ice*
49-H IDBS WANTED
apAdly _
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
SIGHT BILLS DRAWN BV
DUNCAN, SHERMAN A CO.,
ON TilK UNION DANK, LONDON, IN fcUMS OF ONE
POUND STERLING AND UPWARDS.
Also, BUD on the principal cities and town* of France,
Belfflom, IlulUnd, Germany, Raula nnd other {{urupeao
Staid*. constantly ou band and formal* by
WM. U. WILLIAMS A 00.
fcSMynfc Bankera, Wood street, cotn-'r of Third.
MATIiACK & ROGERS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MBSCHANTS,
No. 18 Pine Street, St. Lonli, No.
tins to
Mordnch 1 Dickson, St. Loot", «
Day A Matlack, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Chat. Duffleld A Co., Louiarillc. Ky.,
F. 0. Day A Co, Banker*, Peru, lib.
Green A Stone, Banker*, Mu*catiu«, lu«o.
Day A Matlack, Philadelphia, Pa,
B. Forsyth, Chicago, Freight Aiceut lor Illinois Central
Railroad. _
WK Y MA N ac r» ON .
Manafikcturors and Dealers in all kind* of
TOBACCO. SNOTT AND CIGARS,
AND
leaf tobacco,
Cbmer cfSmWtfield Strut and Diamond Alley,
J PITFBBUHGU, PA
iIKNUY £L COljL.iNß,'
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
Choose, Buttor, Seetlfi,
And Prodnce Generally,
if ffa. 26 Hbed Strut, Pittsburgh.
SAMUEL GRAY “
merchant TAILOR,
Sc: 62 Nr. CLAIR STREET,
Dr. Irlab’s New Building-)
j AtiT MoLiAUGHLIN.'
HAjntract dues or
ac BKO"
Alcohol, Cologne Spirits and Fasti Oil,
dels;dlyfe Kct. 168 and 170 Acond Strut.
TTELMBOLD'S GENUINE I’KEBAKATION.;
Xl HKJjMBOLD’S OeDtilno PKBPAKATION.
IIfcXMISOLD’B (Jenuiue PREPARATION.
IUHJJUOLD'S Qemiino PRBPAKATION.
T» prepared according to Pharmacy and Cheoiialrjr, with the
grraUwt accnrary and Chemical knowiwlTu <U voted to their
combination.
HKLUBOf.D'S UKNUI.NIi VIiKPAKATION—For disease*
of lbs Bladder, KIJDPjn L Qravgl nod Dropej..
li'KAiVf' kTal>!--Vo hiHicuxl read,” the lollp«
inc certificate of a cure of over 19) ) cars' utandlUK: '
11. T.'Hzlmoid— Drar Sir: I hava Kmo trouble*! will*
in imictiooof ttia Bladder anil Kidney* for over twenty
mn. Lhave trhd Phyalelana In valo, and at hut conclu
dod to glvo your genfilno Preparation a trial, m I had heard
It highly apoken of. It aftf-rited m» Imntodfato relief. 1
have «* three bottle*, and 1 have obtained utoco relief
from Jta efecte and foel much better than I Lave for twenty
jean previous. I have the greatest faith In ita virtue* end
curative power#, and ahull do all In tny power to make It
known to the afflicted. Hoping thla may prove ndvanu
erona to yon in aavixtiag you to introduce the medlrln- I
am truly yours, 91. McOocmuk.
BewUtowu, Pa- Jan. VS, 1867.
Should any doubt Mr. McCormick's atatomont, ho refer*
to the foUowlog gentlemen:
lion. Wm. Bigler, ax-tluTcrnor, Eemuyivania.
Hod. ThM B. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. J.C. Knox, Judge, Tioga Uo., l'a.
Hon. J. 8. Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. D.B. Tortcr, ax-Uoveraor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Ellis LewU, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. B. C. (Brier, Judge U. 8. Court.
Hon. O.W. Woodward, Judge. Philadelphia. ,
Hon. W. A. Porter, City Solicitor, Philadelphia.
Hon. John BTgler, «xOorernor,(illfcnila.
Hon. E. ftawfca, Auditor Ganenil, Waoldagtoo, I>. C.
And many others. If necessary. ;
PREPARATION,
In anoher column.
(5 HPP P PJ P.'P P r P p
Tr««|*»itor'tbeCure®niernl* or Rapture.
MARSH'S RADICAL CURB TRUSS. j
RITTER'S PATENT TRUSS. j
FITCH'S SUPPORTER TRCBS. 1
B^LP-ADJUSTING TRUSS.
DR. BANNING’S LACE or BODY BRACE, lor the career
Prolapsus Uteri. Piles, Abdomlral and Spinal Weaknesses.
DR. S. S. PITCH’S Bllw Plated Supporter.
PILE PROPS, for the lopport and core of Hit*.
ELASTIO STOCKINGS, for weak and rarlcoao Tain*.
ELASTIC KNEE CAPS, for weak knee Joint!.
ANKLE SUPPORTS, for weak ankle Joluta.
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES.
SELF-INJECTING SYRINGES; »l«", every kind o'
SjTtngaa
DR. REYEER also has a Tm« which «M radically cmo
Hernia or Rupture.
Office at hi* Drugstore, No. HO Wood !treet,slgn of tho
Oolden Mortar. , apBrdaffP
Galvanic Battkkt, on Electro Magnetic
UiCBUtZS, frr Utdlcnl purpcnw, of a *erj superior kind,
will basest free oflxpraii charge*, wbeweraa E*prw»
raaa, upon a remittance of Teo Dollars. Address Dt. OEO,
H. KEY&ER, Ho. UP Wood sL, Plttsborgh. Pa; ipSuUwP
Children Catting T«etn.—To Morutß and
Ncmis._D.R. a & pa ßßiff CELEBRATED SOOTS'
Ufa infallible remedy has preserrod bnn
dred* of children when thought put recDTerj,fh>m cobttjl.
done. As soon ce tbs Syrup to robbed on the gum*, the
ebOAwaincomv ThUptrparetioofe «o Innocent, to effi
cacious, ud eo pleasant, that no child will refaie to let its
gums be nibbed with it .When IniboU are attbe.ageof
four months, though there ts no appearance of teath, one
bottle of the Syrup should be tuod on the guns, to open the
porta. Threatssboold merer ho witbont the wrap la the
nursery where there are joCdj children} for If e child:wafers
la the night with pf«"» Cuthe gems, the synplmmediately.
gtroseaee by opening the pores end bcelinythe CTtas, there
byprenhtlogecimjWons,faTer»,de.-' .1
prepared, otilj by Dr. Swayhe d Sod, PMU. -lOOQbottl®
ostreceUtf fehdfarnlftby thePUtsbnrgb Ajpjnt, ; '
■.mrt&dswP--; v P*.GEO*
a. m. lHtlk
PITTSBURGH, PA.
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
£tto Stbtdisrmittg.
IN the District Court of Allegheny County.
C*rle Moore, 1 Tenn. IS6U
tA J. UcLura. J * Nov TVrm, ISM.
8 n 7fSw N ° “‘.Nov. Turn, ISIZ
K * J McuST’ 'n K. No HS. April Trrm, If u
K'.brrt McLuro, No. 401, April Term.
aA J McLure. J EtPa.Hu I la, ApulTcrm, IV.-,
And now, to sit, April 17th, UM, <>n motion thr Court
appoint C. B. M. Smith, E*q, Auditor to diNtribute thi
money in Conrt which has >*crn raivd on the above • vt-ru-
F&OM TDA Rtoo&n.
Attest: JOHN WUMINGUAU, Froth'/.
All persons Intemted will please to take notice that the
Auditor above named will attend, tor the parpcewi of hi«a;>
nointmeut, at tho office of Todd A Smith. Attorney* at LhW.
No. 144 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, oo MONDAY, the seven
teenth day of U«y next, at 2 o’clock, P. M-. when and wlirrL'
you may attend if you think proper. '
apl9.lida3t*T C. D. M. SMITU, Auditor
DISSOLUTION— The Copartnership here
tofore existing betwoon tho undersigned, under th)
stylo of WIb&INSON A in Uiu Leather,
Hide and Oil trade, was dissolved on the first of April I* r
mutual consent. WM WILKINSON will continue toenrry
on the tame business in *ll its hraocltes, at tho OLD STAND,
| 217 Liberty .trect, and GIDEON N. II<*KFSToT »t li «
j NEW STAND, 2U Liberty street, second d.»,r tei»w Hah I
1 street, where the books of the old firm will be fduod.
WM. WILKINSON
Pittsburgh, April 10, '£B-apl9 lro O N. UOFFBTOT.
WARD' BEECHER’S NEW' BOOK
LIFE THOUGHTS: 1 vol.. 12mo,$I,00; Cheap edi
tion Livingstone's Africa, Life of Gen. Havelock, |->r
trait and map—now supply; Life of Captain Hammond; The
Land of Promt*", Bonar, a number ol new pubtk*tiou£ a
freabwtock of Books; tegal. Counting Houso and Fancy Stn
tioDfry, Porlmonu&ict, k(. . E. C. COCHRANE,
sp!9_ G Federal Allegheny.
WALL PARER—Fine Paper Hanging!*,
Hall P»[-er. Panellngs, Cheap Wall Paper, Ceiling
and Tester Papor, Fire Board Prints, Curtain Paper, Trans
parent, Gilt and Oil Cloth Window Shades, new Spring styles,
at Paper Room of |ap IV] %K. C. COCUKANE, Allegheny.
FLOUR —2i) bbls. Extra Family, made of
selected White Wheat, expraaaly for lainlly use, lu
■tore and tor tale by ROBERT DIOKKY,
13t Front atreet, near Wixid.
HAVANACICIARS —Ihavo this dayrec’d
a Urge Invoice of genuine Havana Cigar* of the finest
brands. Those wishing e box of good Cigars should cull and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. -
apl9 JOS FLEMING.
B'UKNINO FLIJID AND (JAMI'IIINE,
I hare constantly on baud a large supply of superior
Burning Fluid nud CuniptilDu, whlrli I will soil cheaper
than cau be had eleewboro lu tho city. JOS. FLEMING
OILS —Lard, Linrtecd and Neats Oils
constantly ou hand at JOS. FLEMING.
POTASH —A large nupply of very fino Pot
ash rec'd Utls day by ' JOS. FLEMING,
aplO corner Market tl. and the Diamond.
O TONS EASTERN LEAD, nn excellont ar-
Otirle, rac’d and for sale by
aply JOHN TUOMPSON A CO , IS&Third
MIXED PAINTS Of all colors always nti
band and tor solo by JOHN THOMPSON A CO.
TOO LBS. CHROME AND IMPERIAL
I V/O GKEKN on hand and for «al« by
aplO JOHN THOMPSON A Ct), 130 Third it.
POTATOES —One car load Red, this day ar
riving by l'. A P 11. 11., and tor sale by
apl9 ATWELL. LEE A CO
BACON — 500 pcs, country cured, in Mor<-
and for sale by |*|. W, _ATWELL, LET. kCO
PRINTER’S CARDS—In sheets or" pack
torsalel<y WM G JOHNSTON A Co.
*pl7 D« alers »n Printer*’ Material*, 67 Wood *irrut
S“ IjPElUOlTljOLD'l’ENS'flol.l liv
ffM.fi. JtIUNSTON A Co.
B pt; Statluurra, b* Wood strvoi.
BLANK BOOKS—AII sizes and styles nf
ruling <>n hand or made to order in a superior manner
by WM. G. JOHNSTON A CO,
aplT Blank Book Manafacturan, 67 Wood it.
JOB PRINTING—Cnrda, Circulars,"Price
Lists, Bill Urads, Ac., Au, executed with dispatch in a
superior style by WM: G. JOHNSTON A CO.,
*p!7 Printer* and Stationer*, 67 Woo.! street.
APPLES —200 bbls. common to choice
OreCD Apple* Jo»t recctrcG and for nale by
, P l 7 ' IL ROBISON t CO.
DRIED FRUIT—SO Ims. Dried Applea and
I,'. do Dried i*c«chea Inat rwJvcd and for *>ue by
, P ir H. rodison * 00.
POTATOES-— t‘K> bus. Potatoes just rec’d
mod for R. ROBISON it 00.
CHEESE —240 bxs. prime W. R. Cheese
Jiul reccired aud far sate by R. ROBISON Jk 00.
BUTTE R aN!)“ EGOS—'IO bbls. EggTnnd
8 bI»U. Roll Butter juit rec'J and for tale by
,pi: _ n_ bobtson i co
BACON— 150,000 Ibn/Hams, Shouldersand
f»ldee in smoko linn*? and fores!* by
aj.l7 K. ROBISON A CO
LAI-tls. —15 bet's Leaf Lard, in store and :
fur »»!.- by aplT IIK.SRY 11. COLLINS.
LAKE FISU—I6U kalf itt. white fi-lu
75 di> do Troot.
30 do Jo Saloiou.
'Ji) do do Herring
B#«celrfd and for eal® by ap!7 lIENRY II COLLI NS.
GREEN APPLES.—IO bids ohoiee apples
forealeby apll UKNKYJI. COLLJn&_
LIME. —200 bbl* fresh Lime received and
for **le by _ap!7 HENRY II COLLINS.
1 Q GKO. FRON FIELD A CO’SVEGETA
-1 ISLE CATTLB POWDER for rale by
11 A. FAHNESTOCK ACO., No. ft),
corner Wood and Fourlb etr»td*.
5 GKO.'BAKER’S COD LIVER OIL in
end for mlr by R. L. FAUNESTOCR k 00.
q"Feroons Spanish float indigo
: Ojn.t ns.d and fcvaala by B. L-FAHNESTOCK A 00.
C)T\ CASKS SODA ASH in storo and fur
4t\J by apl« 11. L. FAUNKS’TOCK k DO.
OnTCASKS SAL SOD»A fur sale by
o\/ B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
ap!6
No. CO, coroer Wood ud Vourthieta.
OTATOES—2t>OO bus. pure white Neahun
nurk* arriving and Tor nlo by
BjilO DAVID C. UE&HST, cur Liberty A Ilaud «U.
hi mV bus: blue mercek uotatoes
*'V /V/ Jo gturo and arriving for «*le by
ip j,i DAVID C. UKRB3T
1 nn BUS. YELLOW AND PINK-RYE
X V/U POTATOES in etor» and arriving .for ula by
aplß DAVID O. HRRD3T.
CRN MEAL—IOO bus. extra in storkaml
for «alo by t|>)o DAVID C. lIKBpST.
R" YE FLOUR—2S’ I*bls. ID Htoro and for
«!•*., oplO DAVID C. HRKUdT
’YE~BKAN - tonkin store and fur sale
Vy a pin DAVID 0. HgKBST.
NOTICE -I have this day, April 1, IX5*.
•old my cntirf itock of Cotlery.Snrjflral Instruments,
W. W YuUNU aud WM. CARTWRIGHT,
who will cnatloiM tiio buiiam at the old stand, nodor tbo
name »f CARTWRIGHT A YOUNG. My brother] Win.
Cartwright, has bev-a cogȣf<d with too for many yeaps and
eaten lu the Dew firm with a thorough koow lodge jof the
business. I cbnerfully rrrammcod tho uew flnu to ny for
mer pmtntos and trirntl*. who bare heretofore ao WUrully
patronized my establishment. JOHN CARTWRIGHT.
CO-I’ARTNERSIIIP. —Thu undersigned
bare Ibl* •lay funned » partnership under tbs uiiau* <>f
CARTWRIGHT A YOUNG, for tbo purpose of ihannfsctur
inK uo>l d«Uiug io CatL-ry, Surgical liKtramoauJ 4c.—
I'be; liar* purchased the stock of ifr. John Cartwright, aud
will contluui- tbo bnsluoas at No. BO Wood sir wet.
A|i> II Ist, IsSß— «pli;lnid
(AUtWIUUIIT *, YOIINO,
Co John Cartwright.)
Manufacturers and importers i*r
l'ocket and TuLlo Cullory, Surgical ami Denial In
struments, Guns, Pistols, Fbhlog Tackle, Ac., No 6tl Wood
street. Tbuy gl»o special attention to Ibe manufacturing of
Trasses, Supporters, 4c. Jobbing and Itepolng with punc
tuality and dw|>aUihJ apUi dly
POTASH. —A’ prime artiele, just received
hy aplG MACEKOWN 4 FINLEY.
MACKEOWN & FINLEY are now receiv
ing a largniPl of Paints, Brushes and Varnishes, ut
m ptS No. Itf7 Liberty street.
■pXTiiACT'OKTbaWOdb.-^
Pi iOToioe selling at »erjr tow prices by
M&CKKOWN a FXNLBY_
JOHN N. SHARP,
•1-S3 Broadway, New Yoirk,
SHOW CARD AND TICKET WRITER,
WILL REMAIN IN PITTSBURG!! ONE WEEK,
Prior to bis return to New York.
EF-Ordetawot to No. S 4 SPRING ALLEY,orGA ZETTE
OFKiCB. promptly.attondcd to. apl4
S - “PIdNO t sCmSiek weak FOKICVS,
in Drills, Twoods, Jeans, Casslmerca, Sattoona, Cloths,
Aa, rac'd at aplldewP MURPHY A IUJKCHVIELD’a.
NOW OFEN-Tho best aborted and t heap
emt stock of Dress Goods, Shawls, Mantles, White
Goods, Mourning Goods, Ncedlo Work, and Domestics in
tbo city, please call aod see them. 'C- HANSON LOjVE,
spit 'formerly Lore Bro., No. 74 Market street.
Medicated lye, oi
tjoh.—Ae cxcelloQt romodi
bum. Acidity ot the Btumich. Ac
tbij doy l.y JO3. M.KMINQ,
AYEU’S cherry peo
■apply of tbU celebrated MeJ
u><! OoiKuniptlonjDst rec*4 by «t
WOLFE'S AROMA
SCHNAPPS.*—Ahothor lot of ctlebratod Tonic
Blttor Jnst rec’d by. - apl4 JOS ***
ATAWBABRANDY.-rim,
another anpply of this fine Brandy for
poses. Those wishing anything In this llnec.
chase It at tp!4 JOS. *
Foundry for rent or s u \yc
offer the EnUrpriaa Fonndrr, on Sanckuk _ — v », Al
legheny, for rent or sale, wilh all fbe machinery,; In drat
i ate order. Possession can be had Immediately.
apU JU ROBISON A Liberty rt.
MESsTOitK.— ICO hijls. Mcas i'ork re
oplvldr and for sale by B.ROUISONACO.
LARD —160 bbU. anti tea. No. 1 to
errlTo aod for »*lp by apl3 R. ROBISON ji CO.
GRAPE VINES—A fcw extra largoJVinea
for yards, Ac., at tho Seed Warehouse, 4* nid) street.
apl4£td» JAMES tTAHDROP
Raspberry plants.—Brinckics’ Or
aogaJast n'c’d tor sale l>y JAMEJJ WAR^jROP.
F .LOWER SEEDS—A choice collectiou of
Annttßt Blomning Flower Seeds, puked for mailior.—
Price >1 tor 20 Tarictk-a. tpH JASLE3 WAIIDKOi’.
RHUBARB ROOTS—SO Roots ol Myall's
Victoria or Mammolb. Price $1 per doe. at tbe Seed
and gorUcaUnnl Store, 47 Fifths!. JAS. WAKPROP.
CHEESE —50 boxes choice W. K. Ot
Joit neclTlDg tnd lor Mlo by R. DALZELtji
TENN. FLOUR.—2OO sacks in utore
tor caUby (tpl3) ISAIAH DICSBYA
SUSTAC.— 25 sacks in etoro and fur dal
_ I3ATAB DICKEY A
w
;003E FUKNISUINO.-A WiTissirt
xitneat o {Waxes* stamped, Japanned sad planished
Xinwaro, BrUiannia and Plated Wart; Hollow floe
Tea Trays, Wooden Wars; a great variety of Kitchen Uud*
»Ha,14:,4c, at low prifrs for cash JOllJf TLSUINO,
apt 2 .. coraer of Market and Third streets-^
SECOND ARRIVAL OF SPRINOI
M Sommer Die* GoodfjShawU, Muitlcs, Whitt
Mooralott Good*, Needla work, and Domestic Good*;
which wilt b« kU Tory cheap br'cxth.. [ \
»pia • • ‘TT*V-- i c.mwsoitfo
SOPJSK KKiSNCH TWIUJSP CJ
Cudaerwud Dot*kloi Abo, flido Btrlj*
gußimere*. now i>peo atltcr* of, . . ' ■
WBSnXMWBOBI
FOR RENT—a three story Dwelling Eg
not* 00 Firth .toot, (No. 100,) contolog 11 IS*
room., budj.wuh boor*, Ac, with 000 brick
curK-ohmuo.tteh.d. TUI. “PP'“j"\b?
.ml roll w«.r, both, p. *O, U>J bring In > “
Uon ta admirably adapted to the «ati of • P r^;;f 0 “
mm, *od will be rented for a tenn of year* to » food ten
"on?” rtl ’" p * rUc “ l "’ kinu.
I“>(3Tt Warehouse ESI
oow.«ccnplnd ty W. U. Bffiitb 4 Co.. Now lolfaL
I'iret and Seeoutl street*. Enquire of _ . __
| PARK, McCCItDT 4 CO,
JntM-Jlf Now W Tint and IJ3 Socond >t».
TO LET—A two story Brick l>welUngtf|
on Hay Street, between iVro and the riser
j qojra of f«.J6 E. 11. KING. No.Cll Ul-erty it.
IBERTY STREET PROPERTY FOR
1 J SALE—Th* Storr-r-ioui m.-l DvrlliuCt on
Ltbrrty atiecL near St Clair, knu*u 0) No 183. Ttw lot
L* atom -? Im i front nml liu Jrc|>, cit.mllog bark to
Ksrlianpr AIW, on *l>Oi t* fWItJ a :*(*)•>•• anJ Camagr
hou»o Tb* projK-rtjr rent* tv*.itly for JilAt. ami will be (olil
at a bargain ai- i >-u A.'r<'iniiu."lntliistrtmn. kor partb'atar*
of
R. H KINO.
Nu ill UUrtj ilmi.
Ij’OK SALK —Tw>* uint.'hpii L'arriugi!/T\__
' HOttSK.H. Iht* Tvar» ' 11, «*-ll br>>V*n *nJ L-y*fTr
die. Api'lt at A JACKMAN'S HTAULIf,
m|>lC:dt'lu hl' P*tm >t. b«l«w gt. Clair
VALUABLE FARM FOR con
taining ICO acres, beiug u part of Section IT in «lo<ditu
To., Mabonlogrouuty, Ohio; abont l:Xl acres cleared. In a
Jileh state of cultivation, about one-half Meadow Land, of a
superior quality, tbo balance high and rolling, ready Kt the
ploOßh. Ilia one of lb© bent Oraxißg Farms iu thu couuty,
Laviun never-failing springs on It, also an Orchard,» -earing
frultaf a superior quality; together with a good and valua
bleStono tittorry. It will be »old at a low price and t»»y
paytutuu glvou. apOrdtr ZADOK STUKhI, .-nh in.Olitu.
OR iand near Utilu.n's
Station.on Allegheny Valley It It, 10 uillc from the
city. The laud is all covered with fin© forest trees, which
makes it a desirable place for a country residence.
2 Building Lota, each 2U by 100 feet on Pcnna. Avenue,
near Mage© street
6 j 0 Jo on Vickrey streot, ucor Mage© rtreet
14 *lo do on Maria street, near Magee Street.
3 Jo do on Bluff and Isabellastrects,
In the Eighth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh.
Also, 1 Ut ut> the comer of IVnn and Martery streets,
fronting SO fe t on (Vim and 11/J foot \Q'/. inches on Marhn
ry.street; adjacent to tb© depot of the Pennsylvania Kiul
raid. For terms. etc., Inquire of ISAAC JONES,
Imr2*:lu»d—mriO corner Itoss and First sts., Pittsburgh.
FOR SALE— A i)nig Store situateil in nue
of the boat locations In tbs city of Pittsburgh, for cither
a Jobbing,retailor prescription busint-as. loduceun-utsar©
offered to purchasers containing advantages of rare ocaur.
rooco. For information Inqniro of JOHN lIAIT, Jr, at
No 1(10 Wood Street, col n.-r of Wood and Sixth, Pitts
burgh. Pa. M
Valuable City Property for Bale.
THAT very desirable let on Water Street
and Redoubt Alley, next to John Irwin* Sons, being
12U f-et on Water aud Front streets, and IGO deep along the
A *!l , wiH ho sold together or in lota ol 20 or 24 feet each.
For trruin.i which will be mad© cosy as to paymeut,) ap
r,|y to JOSEPH B. LEECH * CO„
tur4:dtf Liberty Street, PKtaburgu.
lAOK SAI.K-Ono of Wallace's Patent
h Portable Fluor Mill*, with Benner's latest Patent
fcmut Machiuc, Ibilt. Rdiing Cloth and Elevator, ull tom
nloie and ready for retliug up. Apply to
W B. cOYLtAM, Oil Mill,
npl d*wtf F r.ir Roberta A Craig «»., AllegbeayClty
Ohio Land fot Bale.
THE subscriber offers for sale section ten,
townxhip 12, r«ne<* to, Siark minty, Ohio, commonly
koowu os “Bowman's Section," containing arret. It is
situated thri-o miles west of Massillon, on the State Road
IcadiDg to Wooster, and within about two mili-j of the l'ltt*-
borgh, Ft. Wayo# and Chicago Railroad. Tbo sooth, cut
and north-cast quarters are partly cleared aod Improved—
the remainder is covered with an parlor timber—and the
whole U tr«U watered by springs and running streams—
This sect 100 is considered the finest body of land (n the
connty. It will be sold undivided or In quarters to soil
porch users. To thorn who desire to invest in real estate '
better opportanity Is rarely offered.
oc2W*wtfT
Farm ror Sale.
TEE ANDERSON FARM, 2} miles pf
above the Depot, at New Brighton, BeaTer Co
pa- on Uiock lloom Ron, containing 109 acre* of ezoilcut
land, every acre of which i« tillable, and 95 of which is nn
der cultivation. There are 13 acres of good timber, 50acres
in grass and pasture, and an abandonee of coal. There is on
Orchard oi grafted fruit tree*. In almost every field there
is a spring of never-fatting water.
The improvements consist ot a new frame Dwelling, at
tached toe weather U-irdod log. a small tenant honso and a
large frame Barn. 10 by 56 feet.
This choice farm is in a high state of cultivation, fences
good, and in a respectable neighborhood, conrenlont to
churches, schools. For terms, enquire at THIS OFFICE,
or of JalihdAwtfT .1 ANDKKSuN, Now Brighton, Pa.
FOURTH BALK OF LOTS,
AT AUCTION.
HT THE
Rmporium Ileal Enisle and Mannfartnrinf Co.
AT
MOUND CITY,
Pulttal.'i County,
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
JUnf. Ist and 2d, 1-858,
1 EMBRACING A LARGE NUMBER OF
Ji eligible locations (or Building purposes, whether fur
reahkußrn, stores, manufactories, or other purpose*. Also,
Several lloum*, double and siuglo Frame Cottages, recently
erected, in modern style, and ready for occupancy, all of
which trill bo offered upon llberhl terms, and wU, without
reserve to the highest bidder.
Moaod City often inducements to persons desirous of to
eating, unequaled by any other point at the West, Being
situated upon a high, bluff bank oftheObioriver.eix miles
aboTe Its continence with thu Mississippi, it Is free from till
miasmatic vapors, is at the head of navigation on tbs Ohio
river for large steamers, lu seasons of extreme cold weather
or of drought; it is connected with the wholu North, East
and West, hy means of the
MOUND CITT RAILROAD,
Which makes fonr daily cuunecUoua with the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad, North and Sonth; as, aido, daily counecUoas
by river with alt the regular Packets to Cincinnati, Louis
ville,Sr L»ul*, Memphis, New Orleans. 4c.
To the Manufacturer and Mechanic, Mound City oilers
superior inducements, having now In operation an exten
sive Foundry, and Machine Shop. Marina Railway and Ship
Yard, Steam Pottery and Terfa Cotta Works, an extensive
Barrel Factory, Flouring Mill, Fnrnitura Factory, Planing
Mill and Saab and Door Factory, Pork Packing Establish
ment, and several Saw Mills In tho immediate Ticialty of
the town, all of which give constant and lucrative employ
ment to a large number of bands. It already has some
TWELVE STORES. DOINU A GOOD
business. Bakeries, Newspaper, Uot*l, Board
ing Uouscs, Schools, Churche*, etc-etc., and iksxmm. in an
etn Inent degree, alt the element* of a large city.
Tbe tocreosu in it* business,. an<J in tlio num
ber of its inhabitants has been marvellous.
The Materials for all kinds of Mann foe taring purposes
ARE ABUNDANT AND CLOSE AT ILA NO,
Wbllo the forilitioa for shipment of tho manufactnred arti
cle, are nncqnaled hy any other point ou tho Ohio river.
TERMS OF SALE:
Oao fourth in Cash; balance In three oqonl, aunnal in
stalments bearing Interest at »lx percent, per annum; or
(ha deferred payments may be niado In the stock of Urn
Company. Lit* tuny be purchased at private sal« at ail
time*. Fur further particular*, maps, plans, apply to
W. 11. Stokes, k*i Loubville, Ky
C. K Nour«o A Co :Cinciuaati.O
J. U. Garnhart, Esq St. Louis, Mo
Si. Miindy, Esq Philadelphia, Pa
J. w. Cochran. K*>j Lexington, Ky
A V. S. Lindsley, Eaq Naalivilie, Tenu
tV. T. Uaacom, Esq Colnmbn-, 0
Or tu th» Secretary of the Company at Monud City.
By order of the Board, 11. ILAINER, Pres’L
J. Qaisvtout, Stx'y. aplfcd&rvlmF*
PROPERTY HOLDERS, ATTENTION.
WM. 'CAHTWTUQIIT
W. W. YOUNU.
"t rBSLRm & JOHNSON
Uavii.p incrcasrd tlirlr facilltioa for mumitactarlDg and
■pplyiog
W- E. OIEiIEIDS Sc CO’S
PATENT ELASTIC FIKE
AJfD
WATER PROOF CEMENT HOOFING,
ARE now prepared tu execute orders fur any
description of l\oo£», steep *>r flat, a* the shortest no
tice and will* the utmost care, being determined tu pntou
Roob that cannot be surpassed for 'i
Cheapness and Durability.* 1 '
Our Roots are too welt known to require any eulogy from
os. Testimonials tn laror of this Roofing and samples can
be eeen by calling at oar Office, Vo. 75 BmiUifleld street.
Bolldings cure red wl®i the abuTe Boofingcan be seen at
11. Nelson’s, corner of Wylie and Jllgh streets; J. Beck's
new Hotel, corner of Grant and Sercath streets; House of
W. 0. Leslie, Esq-, Diamond alley, opposite Patterson's
gtablo; tiiore of IL Straw.corner of Market and Second sts;
aleo House of B. ILSoecop r *amebloek; BrownsTille Wharf
Boat House of Robert Flynn, Congress, between Webster
and Wylie streets; StoreofJ. M. Moßobexts, Webster at..
Stable of A. Bradley, corner of Water alley and Sandusky
street, Allegheny; House of n. B. Wilkins. Esq., Wood’s
Run; uouso of A. Negley, John Scott, Wat. McCall and MH
Ooou, Bast Liberty; and many others too numerous to men
tioa
PERRIN A JOHNSON,
apidawlyP No. 75 fimithfleldat, Pittsburgh, Pa.
coosxnra sir qas
A. "WORD TO THE LADIES.
The heated term is approach-
IKO, and we call tho attention of the Ladles to this
(act that
COOKINO', IRONING, Sc.,
Can be done with- cfooomy, without oppressive heat, with*
ont eoot, and vltb dispatch—lbo fine Icing always ready in
a tnomeut— by using
llnigrave'j Gas Cooking Stove,
T» which we respectfully invite jour attention, at No. 73
SmitbArlditivct. 8 A. JOHNSON A BRO.
and City Rights (or sale.
SPRING GOODS
THE undersigned having just returned
from the Eastern cities,where behasbeeneelectlng bis
gPRIHO AND BCnnBR STOCK
01 FRENCH GASSIMERES, Plain and Fancy;
MAH6BILLB3 Plain and Fancy YcaUnts
ENGU4H EMBROIDERED BILK dv S
FIGURED SILK and BATIN dr;
Clothe, CaMdmerea, Tweeds and Uaao Goode.
Neck Tin, Cravats, Stocks, Gloves, Uoaeaml
Uenllameos’ Furnishing Uood* generally.
Take* thU method of calling tbs attention of bis friends to
tbe fact that bo Is now prepared to attend totbslr wants.—
lie flatters himself that bla experience in this line la folly
appreciated. Thankful for past fhvors, bo solicits a contin
uance ofibetante, guaranteeing hta best« Aorta to render
satisfaction to all those who favor him with their orders.
JOHN LAUGHLIN,
tp2dlw2ilp Merchant Tailor, 66 Wood U, Pjtttbargh.
THE subscriber having entered into a Co-
Partnership, dating from lb*lot Inst, all tbess IndeW*
ed to him wUI please call and settie theaame, a» tha old
•land. No. 27 Fifth atrat,where those haviogclshusatrdnM
him esu present them for settlement •*- Kioonii
THE unden-igmsl Laving formed a Co-Part
conblp (or nSuocUoe •O?"' 1
erm Pnvition ami JWto Sonata, C.ltcr UMQU.I,r,
th.,’ with lii.ii ilrlrnnlrutloß wrj .bility (• kup well la*
LAaJ .nO pr.purJ la mrfu to (Mr eorn»l«ud«>t. cor
rarflafartaUlaoofth.UUao(oar nart.L,tagaUKr wllh
S? line rad bnnbto known pnelieal ««part.nc at our
Attncr, U. IUDDW, In tb. bi»lt»«, Ihnt wo can
sriivbreSi: ”<r.
- co.
XUrafiß, WZSTS 6L CO.,
80. IB ft Mberty Street,
Cotnaittion Merckantt t WhrfetQte&caiini# Cvtintry
Produce, QrottrieiawiPittMbfurifkJlannfactiret..
CASH paid foe Row, Baeret,Cb«*sj BatttrjJtoßL Grata,
Fruit, Ac. - ;
BpoelAl atlsnUcm given to thftnlecdcenßlnddcntii.
- Order*fromCOUNTßY STORES CjeGr. ccriwL Pittsburgh
tc~, promptly filled. -
; FamllksanppUedwUhßattcr.Eggi and QroctrlcaatNo.
27 Fifth itrwL vapfidyd
jFor #*nt.
■ffot *al».
' J. B. BWEIT7EE,
No. 10l 4th street. Plttsborgb.
ffianiftatrs. ; ■,
tnS*CoNGXESS.^ W. ft Neqi.ev, Esq., (mem
, L-rofPitt-borßii E»r,)|orriU taWßilUp, 1« a OUkII-
Oat* for Congress, subject to tho Republican County CoS*
vontfou. _ _ * npl&dtc*
jlse-SnERiFF.—DavuT Ik win, of Peebles
C4aJU »** fi-'r Sheriff of Allegheny
lhp Kr l' u bliean Oonnty Convention.
—lUbry Woods of Peebles
jfhwUrrfAl'fth'nircniiMiT '“'“‘“‘J,”,'"'
[TS»SnEI!IFr.— C. W
township, .< » candidal, for tlso c, r
iffpf Ali<*6beojr conuty. »u*.)«vtto tfah n*puMi.- an County
Contention- . . »p&-d»*-:r '
rr^*SnXttl ff. —C. L. Maces,(Hatter.) Third
IreSr Ward, l* a caudi-latp f.-r Pliw.ff of All*,
gbcay county, »übj>-ei to ib“ ai-tb>u < f tl.o Kipoljicao'
County Contention. * »p-dtc
fr"s= t, SnERn‘F —Jared AI. Brush, of the Sixth
Wanl, Pittsburgh, fa a candidate for FbtrlfTv.f Allr
ebeuy cuntv. to tbo Republican County Convi
Uon. •£***'
WILLIAM \VuOD? ( of Se
wlctlcy Borough, la ft c*ndM*iofor Sheriff ofAltg
county, enhject »<« tbo Cotjnljr CooTenltun.
inrilaltr* • : __
rrs^SuEßirr—James L. Urabah, of Third
Ward, Allegheny, D a candidate for Sheriff of Alle
clkpot canty. subject to tbe Republican County Croren
ikin. _ mx2l:Jtc*
rf^PROTiioNOTARi*— James 1>. t Hilands, of
U'r-y K.rj towusblp, i*a candidateJor Prolhoualory, sub
jort to tbe decision of Hie Republican Comity Conmitiou.
]i s ; ProtiiusotarV—Uamei. Armstrong, nl
Thtrd Ward, U acmndidate lor Prcthonotary i-r Al
legbrny county, subject to lbs decUlouof Ibe Republican
County Convention; 1 tnrtiWU -
JT^Fbotiionotary-—I). 0. Ilultz, ef Snow
dm tosruiLlj), wiU U» a randidato for the ufike o!
ProlbonciUry, inLject to the decision <f Ibe Republican
C>>autyCoiiTi:nUon. aplidtc
REASSEMBLY. —UeoRCB DICKSON, of Sou Cl.
Fayette township, la a candidate for Assembly, sub
ject to thu decision oftbu Republican County Contention
ap&dtc*
npS^CoRUNKR —J. 1). Bai.dhia, ol‘ Fourth
“"’V Ward, Allegheny, j, u cnndidatnfor Coroner, mibjec t
to tbo decision of Republican (Vxiuty ConvonUon. uptfcdtc '
ir^»CoRONER. —Wm. Boyd, of iho Third
IKy Ward, Allegheny, is a candidate lor Coroner, subject
to tbo decision «fth« Republican Convention, rnnS dlc*
fr^ir^CoßoNEß.—Samuel B. Cooper, of Sixth
trr£r Ward, Pittsburgh, is acandfJato for She above office,
subject to tbe decision of tbo Republican County Convt-n
tiou. air27nltc
Notices.
Allegheny Bank. The hast ness
Lr-c£x of this Itsnh aili la* trsusanh-d at theeorni-rof ThirJ
and Wood streets, on and after Monday, tbe 19th Inst ’
apl&tf.cc «l. W.COOK, Cashier
ir'S-Busi.vEss Mens' Baiev Union Peaver
U'vSr Mem so, at Lafisyetto flail, Wood afreet, from 11 %
uutiljl2l(j o'clock, dally, commencing Friday, April 9tb,and
continuing until further notice Laymen will conduct tbo
mesUugs, but clergymen aro earnestly requested to be pnre
out and take part in the oxrrdsos. Coute in lot Aro min
at>a it yuu cannot remain longer. op9:dtf
IStiucatlonal.
Edgeworth Laalea Seminary,
nNTT/r ki. kr, rmryA.
TUE SUMMER SESSION of this well
known Institution will open f.u tbo FIRST MONDAY
OF MAY, andcootinuo twenty-ona in»ti, A more de
lightful and healthfullocation is not auy where tote found.
For circulars or further Information apply to J. D. Mc-
Cord, John 11. Mellor or T. 11. Nerio, Esqa, or to tbe Prin
cipal, jap9<Uwtmj3Fl Bcr. 11. R. WILSON, D. D.
Sewickley Academy.
A CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR DOTS. 1J uißes from
Pittsburgh.
• Rev. J.S,TRAVELLI, A. SI , r.iucipal. Tbe Thirty
second session will commence* on MONDAY*. May 3-1.1368
For Circulars and other particulars enquire nf Messrs.
Jora I»TO A Soss.bT Water etreo', or Messrs. T. Q.Nrm
A Co. ICT Liberty street, or of thn Principal, FewiekJoy-
Tillo I*. 0, Allegheny county, Pa. npl:lmdawF
auction Safes.
P. >l. DAVIS, -A-rtetioneer.
Ootnmorcial Soles Rooms, No. 54 Fifth Street.
Y ALUALE MISCELLANEOUS
ROOKS —On MONDAY, TUESDAY *d WEDNES
DAY Eveniugs, April lOtb, 'Jlrth at 7 o'clock, will
bo ••'aid, at tbe New Auctiou Building, No. &4 Fifth street, a
very extensive stock of NEW BOOKS, consisting of the
latest and best editions of standard and miscellaneous Eng
lish and American Literature,amoDg which arc many of tbo
recent publications of tbe day. This is an nnusnally choice
and valuable for so Urge a collection of books at auction—
comprising excellent works in every department of Litrra
tore, Science and Art- Many of tbe Tolumus are elegantly
illustrated,and in fine binding*. Also, superb Family Bibles,
ia various ftyles of flntah; Blank Books In Tariety, Station
ery, etc Tbe stock is conveniently arranged for examiaa
tion and prirato sale daring the day. Ladies are Invited to
call [apie] _ P.JU. DAVI3. Aoct.
Peremptory salrof stoves, & c .—
On Monday afternoon, April 10th, at 3 o'clock, at the
Warehouse of Messrs. Mcßride A Co., No US Water strert.
will be sold f<>r account whom it may concern, a large lot «t
Cooking and Ueatiughtovcs,abontcixbty in number,among
which are Comet, Uickory, Bos, Ten Plate and Franklin
Cooking Flores; Phoenix and Yocng Lion Heating Blov«-»;
Laundry Stoves, Ac., to wbicbdbo attention of tbe traae is
desired. Terms at sale. spl l .' P. M. DAVIS, AucL
Y’~ aluable - stocks AT AUCTION—
On Tuesday evening, Ap.II COth, at o'clock, at the
commercial •*!«•» njotnt, No. 61 Fifth strerf. will l-c void,
13 share.* Rank or Pittsburgh it.-rk:
6 do Excbangu limb ilo
-M do MiSl.llat.k do
do Old Allegheny Bridge do
EL EUA X T MANTILLAS, DRESS
GOO In*, Ac AT AUCTION* .—On Wednesday morning,
April ’.flat, at ten o’clock, in tho fine ball on tbe eerend
floor of tbe dpw Anctton-dßouse, No. M Pi (lb street, will txi
commenced tho rule uf an eitenatiro and very cboico variety
, from a large Eastern Silkaud Mantilla Establishment, com
prising abont ono hundred splendid Loop, Bilk, Satin, Ap
pllqne ami Morio Antique, MmutUUa, Talma*, At, a nnm
ber of which are worth from $6O to $7O; Drees Bilks, Ducal*.
Poplins, Cballiee,Mouse de Lalnes, Embroideries, Ac., Ac.
Tbe gce>da will bo arranged for examination tbe day pre
vious tdnls. ComfortaLle feeat* provided for ladle* who
are specially invited to attend. Sale positive. Terms cnab.
npl7 U. JL DAVIS, Anct.
T Tnolaimed baggage, eineclotu-
JL ) INU, Ac n At. Auction.—On Tuewlay morning, Suth
mit , at lQ o’clock, at Uto Commercial Sales Rooms No. 64
Fifth street, will be bold, lor account whom it tuay concern
by order of John MUb, late of tho Ferry Hotel,' to pay
charges, Ac., six large Leatlier Trunks snd one Hand Trunk,
containing a groat quantity of Ladies’ and Maos’ Clothing,
Ac-, of very superior qu&.'ity,sadj as elegant Silk Dresses, Ac.
Also, 2 Champaigns Baskets andrcoiontH,3DdtuiJobiis, I
Rocking Chair, 1 Clock, Feather Bod, Bedding, Ac.
■p!7 l*. M.DAVIS, Anct.
STOCK i-.. Ft. W. A. C. K, K. at feiyate
aiix, in lota t<> Mkit purchasers, by
apl _ P. ML DAVIV, A net., No. 61 FUlli et.
D~ AILY BALES AT NO.l-l FIFTH ST.,
At tbe new Commercial gales Rooms, No. 64 Fifth
street, elrery week day, are beldpublie sale* or goods iu all
variety,; suited for tho trade sod consumer*, from a large
stock which la constantly replenished witli fresh consign
ments, that mnatbe closed forthwith.
At 10 o'clock, A. U, Dry Goods and fancy articles, com
prising nearly everything nobded in tho lino f.>r personal and
Umtiy use; table cutlery,fliardtroro, clothing, boots and
shore, ladies wear, Ac.
At 2 o'clock, P. M, household and kitchen furniture,new
and second hand; beds and bedding, carpets, elegant iron
stone China ware, stoves,Cooking utensils, groceries, Ac.
At 7 o’clock, P. &L, fancy at tides, watches, clocks, Jewel
ay, mulcal Instruments, gnus, clothing, dry goods, boats
nri shoes, books, stationery, Ac. P. U. DAVIg. Anct’r
AUSTIN LOOBIB k CO., Hrahants’ Excbange.
Stocks andbonds at auction.— wyi
be sold at the Merchants’ Rxchasge, Fourth sired, on
Thursday evening, April 22J, at <o’clock:
1 Allegheny Couuty Bond, Ailegtirny Volluy Issue. Mav
1,18 M, Coupon nttadied, $l,OOO.
1 Allegheny County Bond, Connclbiville iunr Jntv 1
1553,51,U00. ’ }
lu Bonds Sharpsburfi Bridge Company, parable IStil,
Coupons attached, each '
8 Bonds Lawrentv County, each $-700.
8 shares Mechanics' Bank £tock.
10 do U KndU. do Ido.
1 Land Warrant ICO acres; 2
Lot omEenn street, to Hall lr?peer’s Plow £bor>
40tcet lreot oaPenu it.by lro feet to on alloy, by ’
f AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO,
ap!9 Stock aifll Mote Broker*, f.S Fcurth at
WILL Biu SOLty at the Merchants’ Ex
change, Fourth street, at Public Sale, on MONDAY
Even leg, April 22, at hair-past seren o’clock, by urder of
W. H. Campbell, Assignee of JarefS Blskclty—
-2u shares Sltarpabnrg Bridgo ElockJ
32 do Lawreocevllle AtOwpabargPUnkß'Qd Etock--
16 do. Beaver Extension P. AC. R. 11: Co; ’
10 do PeniuylvanlaTasurancoCo.;
10 do Allegheny Savings Batik;
$2OO Mortgage (Vj. Hester Condo) on lots 13 and 14, Saint
Mary s Cemetery plan, due in 10 years from Jnlv 7. ’id.
interest payable sctct-aacuaily;
$674 Mortgage (Va. A.'Tetioy)on lota 24,00,37 and SO,St-
Mary a Cemetery r.bu»,duo In 14 ycorefrotn JnSv G, •Si.
interest payable semi-annually;
1 Pew 9t. PaoPe Qjorcb, No. 11 or 73 V
• 1 .AUSTIN, LOOMIS A 00,
-: - - No. 68Fourth street.
IpOR SALE.—IO Lots situated on Bluff and
Ea«U its., a short dlaiiaes from tho Court House. •£*
feet front by 100 deep. . . *
40 shares Odd fellow** Ualt Stock. ’ 7
10 shares Bank of I’l^tiburgb,
So.hun Pi«.bnf~liMJfr, Mmlm. lumr.oc.
Company, -
mrC3
AUSTIN LOOMIS k CO. >
STOCK BAL.E3.-iIY AUSTIN JLOOMIS A
CO, AT TUB MtiCCHANTS’ EXCHANGE EVERT
THURSDAY EV HSRitT—Efluk, Bridge, limoium um)
Oopwr Stack, Boort Estate sold it pnUle sal*
at tu« Merchants’ Bxchrtngo Lj
' AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO.
Note*, Drifts and Loans on Rea! Estate negotiated ca
1 reasonable b-rmi by , AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO,
aeZl Stock. Note Brokers. V 3 Fourth ft.
Chants.
WANTED IBIBtEDIATSIjV*—IO,OOO Men
to engage in the tale of the 1 must popular selling
SootTln America. luraiids, Moebanica, farmers and Teach
ers wishing to travel, will find Uila to te a rerj profitable
ami pleasant business, enabling them to see the conn try,
and make money at the tame Uma.‘- Agvnts'nowinihe btu
foea are clearing from ISOO to f 1,000 per year. For foil
particular* and a list of Books, address 11. U. BULI3ON,
Qu«n City Publishing Ilccse, 141'Miin street, ©uelnoetL
Ohio; or, if living Kast^-SUUSON.'Phll&teipliU.
tolB:lyd*wf(gT r
\\f ANTED—Agents to Bell in the State of
BTACIIINK, Uiat tn> itien taocsiTTaboattJi«etlduta noil
nl> lb. Urgm fitc O ton pa bj him.] fnakwitl.ro inlnJ.rj
A*tf“ W. UALU Bunt, Jt.lM
T*At}K STOCKS WANTED bv
: Austin loolais * co,
fitocfc tnj EIU Urotflr. M foprth rij^t
W f ANTED—Deer Skins’ wanted hr
” - TTELLS. lUDDU; ACQ. No Bt
Stocks wanted— l_
' H. rol M. Book Stock;
Esduunj. " “ Westaplmarmco «
_ ~, . ' - Monoottbfcl* “ **
to on orders, by AUSTIN LOGINS * CO,
- atocfc Brokers, M Fucrth street.
ANTED—Notes -and ..Drafts hanng 4,0
or lioototlooo,by'
- AUSTTN LOOUIS k CO,
• • - Btodt*adNoUßrotgxi t Myoqrth«L •
.AJ'JTED—A quant:#/
Hanoval.-Bcßrhavtffl Hoilaod Bitteia.
UTE have removedtho c
T V ECERHAVJrS HOLtAND BITTERS to No. 87 Ifoe
«trooL bekrr Second. ' • „
ftlWiWtf Tr- BXBJAMEf FA QS t JA.AW.
P.M DAVIS, Auct
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