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BDI TO S s and PROPRIKTORS
PITTSBUHaH:
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL flu, 1868.
COUNTY CONVENTION
Tho citizen.* of Allegheny counly who aro ojq-osetl
to the National Admin iAtrati«n, aro hereby requested
to meet in their respective Ward*, Borough*, 'JWn
■bipß and Precinct.* no Satuiu r tho 2t*lli day of
May, lS;,s, and elect two Delegate? Trow each to
meet in County Convention, at tho Court House, in
Pittsburgh, on WEDNESDAY, tbo 2d day of June,
at It) o'rj.rt k. a. v., for tbo purpoeo of nominating a
County Ti.-ket.
The primary mootings will be held in tho town
ships between tho hours of 2 and it o'clock, i*. M..at
theusnnl pliuie* <,f holding stirh tooetings and in tho
Wards, Boroughs ;uH Brefinr-'t*. (xytween tho hour*
"f 4 and 8 r. .« /.‘ v . ri >. , •
The t iiiON ANt> the Georisia^ —Wherefore,
O editor of the Pittsburgh and defender
of his dilapidated majesty. James Buchanan,
dost thou tear thy ambrosial locks’ Allonx.
We asked the Union on Saturday in all hon
esty and simplicity of heart, whether or not an
fiHiclo extracted from the Georgian and placed
without nolo or comment inits editorial columns
(ifit was not in the editorial columns wherewas
it: J expressed the views of that paper in favor
of slaw to reduce to slavery all free persons of
color found in the slave stales on Ihc Ist day of
neit Jannary: also whether it really endorsed
this
“Let the press advocate the law in this Stale
(Georgia) other papers will follow, and by
doing bo you add negro paupers to the. white of
the Jiorlh, and inflict an overlasting curse upon
all intermeddlera.”
Now we expected a fair and candid answer,
and we have it. The Union Says :
Wo do not agree with the Georgian that ‘any
free man should be reduced to slavery after Jan
uary next,’ or before it, for that matter
* * * * V * *
“Especially do we not desire that the North
should be afflicted with any moro ‘negro pan
£*”•, only portion of ‘the white of the
North which w© class with ‘negro paupers' is
the abolitionists, .and these wo esteem as a little
lower, even than their proteges.”
This is all fair and square, and we are con
tent, but why did the Union work itself into
such a fury ? We did not charge the. Union with
entertaining the sentiments which-.* it copied
from the Georgian, though it seen* to assume
that we did. It now speaks for itself and classes
with negro paupers all do not agree
\ “Nomocracy” on the question of slavery,
for we believe it to be an axiom that all outside
of that sacred mass of dough aro
We are content to be counted in with the pan*
per*, • so we aro 101 l outside the Democrrtfc
cock-pit. That “noble party” needs all th»
room it has on its own consecrated saw-dust, to
settle its own-fight, a very beautiful one as if
stands.
The LBATCKwoRTn Cohstitutios. Tho ad
ministration papers bare set up a howl that the
neyr Constitution of Kansas lately framed at
Leavenworth, admits negroes and aliens to rote.
Hero is the section prescribing tbe qualifications
of voters:
Article - Section. In all elections not other '
wise provided for by this Constitution, everv
male citizen of the United States, of the age of
tnentT-ono years, or upwards, who shall havo
resided m the State six months neit preceding
such election, and ten days in the precinct in
which he may offer to vote ; and every male per
son of foreign birth of the ago of twenty'one
yeara or upwards, and whtrshall have resided in
the United States one year, in this State six
months, and in the precinct in which ho may
offer to vote ten daye next preceding suoh elec
tion, and who shall have declared his intention
to become a citizen of tho United Statee, con
formably to the laws of tho United States ten
days preceding B uch election, shall be deemed a
qualified elector.”
Unless negroes arc etiisent ot the United
States, or foreigners who havo resided in this
country one year and taken the first step to
wards nataralizatioo are properly termed aliens,
the charge brought against the I.eavenworth
Constitution, in this particular, is without foun
dation. Tho latter prorision we do not think a
good one ; but it is at least as justifiable as the
precisions relative lo suffrage in tho Minnesota.
Constitution, which have received democratic
sanction.
. Hank Statement for the preceJinr
April 19th.
iCiruula ouj iiptri... !*«*,. I b..,
2:s9,o'Jlj 53.vr«jft 1,5,H,451| 5«»,434
4W.030 23\796 1,3f59,722 301,760
127,9/50 * 155,573 t?Q2,6dl» IS3 ns•,
101.36 a 61.919 553,723 "H.iy.'i
122.7750 67,930 640,669
6",970 .•>6,00:t 277,600 93 Kjr;
IW.O/.o il,«:to| 361,357 23,191
1,291,22f;|1,^j0^33;5,fi71),i8iJ r 343,0C2
,267,091(1,194,232*5,513,821 |1^05,294
B’k PitJsb’gbj
Kiehaogo £j'k
M. 4M. ••
Citizens’ “
Mechanics’ 11
Iron City *•
Allegheny “
" bj "
Notes of oth<
Tdh CohfbbeWcb Commtttkr.— The corres
pondent of the New 1 ork Times telegraphs :
“The Kansas Conference Committee did noth -
ing to-day, but fixed a meeting at lu o'clock to
morrow. Mr. Stephens was not preseut, but
was confined to his house by serious indisposi
tion. The suggestion -was informally made by
Air. Seward that bbthHbe Senate and House bill
should be discarded, and action’ baaed on tbo
Leavenworth. Constitution. It is the belief of a
member of the Committee that a new plan or
none must be adoDled.
"Dimmick, of Phnnaylvuniu. a Ucompton
Democrat, is so ill (hat his life is thought to bo
tit danger. ’
The correspondent of I ho Tribnnr cays:
“There seems to be do proepect of any agree
ment. Mr. English Jsaid to-day, after a con
ference with Mr. Howard, than whom there is
no firmer or more thorough-going Anti-Lecomp
ton man in the House, that Howard and he
agreed on aU poiutß. ir this be so and English
acts m good faith, all will lie well "
Tbo correspondent or the Philadelphia AVi,
American writes:
“It is now understood that Mr. Login, has
changed Ms ground, and requires the first part
Air. Crittenden's amendment, submitting the
Lecoropton Constitution as a tine qua non. If be
adheres to this pos ion, then there can be no
compromise, becausothe Senate is fully commit
ted against remanding the question, and the
■onthern wing of the Democracy in the House
will not consent to accept any such modification.
Tho effect of this proposition, if adopted by
Congress, would beio protract the existence of
the territorial government until another Consti
tution can be formed, sent here and accepted.
There is a stronger sentiment prevailing this
afternoon that the opposition will still hold its
own, in spite of all the devioes of the enemy
or compel concessions which will amount to a
virtual surrender.”
Strong Risolutioss.— The'Neir V o rk (East)
* _ Methodist Conference tias passed tfao following
resolutions:
That we affirm (he Inngusg? of our
Church in 1784, namely, that the practice of
holding our fellow-creatures in Slavery in coo
■ SW ?' ° lden rul S, of °od and the imlieo
r Jr ! fl,„ g A ° ■ mankin<l ?“ woll as tbo principles
rfLm i. A m °* a v R ” , ' , -' uion; and we therefore
iaL ? l ° l * fc o «o“0 of
fectnnl method to extirpate this nhominalion
from among us. UU “ ,MUU 1
■«M0i0«/ Th.t iti.thodutj yf our Church as
a unit lo educate her membership to th«
aundnrd of tho.o her pfimir.reducrrine, andf
this end it u her duly to iuculcalo them Drn
denUy, bnt firmly, tl.rojigh her organs, whether
press or pulpiL
Resolved, That, while wo opposo SlaYory as
citizens,and giro our sympathy to those who in
the State, are maintaining the cause of Freedom
against the Slare Power, wo are esj.iri.iliy jhe
opponents of oppression ai a un, and the sup
porters of emancipation as the rei/vtrement of
righteousness; and wo would, therefore, remem
ber that our anti-Blaveryiam should be deeply
imbued with tho spirit of the Holy Gospel; (hat
it should wisely consult the honor and unity of
our Church, in the full faith that the highest
good will bo obtained through the legitimate in- ,
etrumenlality of her established institutions.
Resolved, That we offer oar unfeigned thanks
to Almighty God, and tender our cordial con*
gratolatieos to tho friends of humanity, for the
rapid extension of the principles of Justice and
Freedom during the past year, as welt as for tho
. cheering prospeets of the extensiou of Frco lo*
' stitutlons in our country;, and wo cherish tbo
: anticipation that, with proper effort in maintain
ing and diffusing light and truth on the subject,
all misopderatanding will disappear, and. the
church will unite, os with jUic heart of one hum,
upon the ancient Wesleyan platform, aud, as in
the great .English emancipation struggle, .ttlcth
odism will be unanimous and energetic in ilio
cause of Freedom
lUkt. I‘. Nr \ i.s, C't
“I will further say that I am informed, and I
have no doubt 0 f the fact, that the officer, the
judge, whose salary yon aro proposing to in
crease by one bill before the Senate, at the head
°* “•’’Ed*®® court, is entirely incompetent,
either from ago or some other reason, to tbe dis
charge of his duties ; not for wont of learning
bat for want of ability, desire, inclination, or
something else, to inflict those punishments
which ought to be inflicted for crime, and to see
(hat criminals do not escapo through any'tmsap
plicstion of the law.” *
Mr. Wilson raid:
“The Senator from Maine [Mr. Fessenden l
has mad. a suggestion hero this morning that I
thank him for making. I believe we are having
now in Washington the fruits, the legitimate
fruits of tho conduct of Judge Crawford, of this
city two years ago. 1 refer to his action in re
gard to what transpired in this body, and in
regard to the murder of a raon in this city by a
member of the House of Representative.- Ido
not believe that officer is fit for tho place he oc
cupies . and 1 do not believe that we Bhall have
a proper enforcement of lho laws, that we shall
have order, security of property and of life
wntle that man oocnpies the place he now fills -
Messrs Editors: In your Saturday morning
issue of the Daily Oaaette appeared an article
noticing the death of Jas. P. Moore, of Monon
gahcU City ; alao that I {John King) had ap
peared at the house of the decoaeed and carried
away hie little daughter during the funeral ser
vices Believing that erroneous impressions
were drawn from that notice, therefore I, in jus
tice to myself, ask yon to please pul.iisl, t |, e
followiog elaUmeuL
I attended the funeral ccrcmouies of Uio de
ceased, at his late rosidenoe, aud from thence
to tbo Presbyterian Church in Monongahela
City, When the services at the Church were
through I felt no disposition to go to the grave,
yard, but walked down to Main street, on which
is located Lhe Into residence of the deceased
There I observed my little grand-danghter
standing on the side-walk, fronting the door 1
look her into my arms and asked her if she did
not wish to go and see her grand-mothVr . si,.-
answered yes ; 1 entered my buggy with her
and drove home, believing and knowing as I
did that 1 was her natural guardian and pro
tector, and not knowiug that a testamentary
guardian was appointed. I havo had in my
family her littlo sister since-my daughter, their
m .‘J, l 7 er,B death, some four years ago. I was
willing and desirous to raise and educate tho
two, and not have them separated in their in
fancy, to go among strangers, where perhaps
they might never know that they were sisters.
When the guardian appointed by the will of the
father made a demand of the child, I refused to
give her up, until I was fully convinced by lpgsl
counsel that tho power of a testamentary guar
dian was absolute... I then yielded with feelings
and emotions I cannot describe nor alter.
’ 213,401
: 57,T13; Increase..
J 02,145; De<roa«o.
!13,170; Increase
Tub Board of Directors of the Bank of the
Btato of Indiana, met at Indianapolis on Tnesday
and adjourned on Wednesday evening.—Resolu
tions were passed disapproving of silver redernp
t on. The Directors, in jostice to the institution
they represent, could not have dooo less. It is
not to be denied that the practice of some of the
branches, in this regard, has seriously damaged
the reputation of tho Bank abroad; and if the
silver redemption system were persisted in, (ho
character of the corporation would very soon
not be worth having. It is known at homo that
this practico was net adopted because of an ina
bihfy to redeem; but people abroad are not so
well advised; nor do they care lo takeextra pains
to inform themselves. They got impressions from
general reports, and “first impressions' with
reference to a Bank, as in other casos, are not
easily removed.
The Board also appointed a Committee lo con
fer with Committees that may be appointed on
(he part of Ohio and Kentucky banks, with ref
erence to the establishment of a Clearing Elouse.
This is another commendable movement, and it
is to be hoped that Ohio and Kentnctfy banks
will appoint similar committees. The Presidents
of tbe Blate Bank of Ohio, and the Bank of the
State of Indiana are understood to be strongly
in favor of a Clearing House, as are also a large
proportion, if not a majority, of the branches.
Many of the Independent and Free banks in
both States are also fevorably disposed. What
the feeling is on tho part of tbe Kentucky banks
as a whole, we are not able lo sav; but some of
the branches are advocates of the proposed svs
tem.—Cm. Com. J
Usco.nstitutiokai..— We understand tlml tbo
Attorney General, in answer loinquiriesaddress
ed tohio, by tbe Warden of the Penitentiary
and the Acting Commissioner of the State Hoaae,
boa officially advised those officers, that in. his
opinion the acts of the late Legislature appoioi
ing Commissioners to appoint new Boards of Di
rectors of the Penitentiary, and of Commissioners
of the Stale House, are clearly unconstitutional,
and are therefore inoperative to repeal tbe acts
in force prior to their passage.— Ohio Stair Jour
SLAVKBYta Dblawabn.— The Peninsular News,
published at Milford, Del., comes oat in a long
editorial article arguing cogently for tbe aboli
tion of slavery in that State. In order to make
good its cause it institutes a comparison between
Newcastle and Sussex counties, one free and tbe
other slave. In the former improved farm land
>3 worth over fifty-throe dollars per acre, while
in the latter similar land is worth but from seven
to eight dollars per acre.
IW ' ORK Tows Electiosh.—Tlio Republicans
•re sweeping th|. Stale in The lown elections—
the latest victories are in Niagara, Rockland,
Ontario and. Tompkins counties In Niagara Co ,
Ucompton wentorcr the Falla, and it, dsapsir-
UH g o.’nT‘ m, *2 “ rUal,oJ *° destruction, was “nm,
Rutland” 1 I Su P orT “ ora 'wo Democrats." la
,fml^,> d ' L f om P*? n waa completely buried
under the rocks—.V. r. Cmrirr.
Mf- Whiting charged the sooi-
N 7 ’ll l | a, Installation Exeter.
N H., to bo kind to their minis!*, and pay his
sa ary punctually, and to remember that -aim
originally meant a Roman soldier’s stipend a
purl of which was in salt. It should therefore
ho always enough (o buy the minister his salt,
which, ho thought, was sometimes hardly (he
case.
Tuc Hos. A* B. Gbhkhwooh, Representative in
Congress from Arkansas, contradicts this report
of a terrific hurricane having laid inroius the
town of Bentourille on the 27th of March. It is
the placo of Mr. Greenwood's residence, and he
has letters from there as lato as the 6t|i instant,
which make no allusion to any such calamity;
Dasjel Wkbsteil —ln looking over a volume
of the Abridgement of Debates in Congress the
other day, we observed that the first public
business with which tbe namo of Mr. Webster
stands connected in that body was the submis
sion of a series of resolutions of inquiry rela
tive to the Berlin and Milan decrees This was
in June, 1613, and Mr. Benton adds:
“These resolutions gave rise to the principal
debate of the session and the answers to them
were expected lo inculpate tho government for
concealing a knowledge of tho repeal of the
Berlin and Milan decrees nntil after the declar
ation of war and thereby bringing on a war
with (treat Britain. The faot was, however, as
it afterwards turned out, that the French decree
was antedated ”
" hat attracted our attention in this matter
was, that this young man should have imme
diately on taking his seat in the House sened
upon a subject which put all the strength of
Madison's administration to the test and which
gave rise to the “principal debate of the session.''
, ' OSTKAK y ( o the general belief, Mr. Jambs B.
<-lav, m his Lccompton speech, declared that
Henry Clay was not. the father of the Missouri
Compromise; and in a recent letter to the
Boston Adnertixer he avers also that the pater
nity of Lho Tariff Compromise act of 183° does
not belong to that gentleman. If, in addition
to these corrections of current belief, Mr. James
B. Clay could convince lho world that Henry
Clay was not his father, he wonld ronder a
groat service to the reputation of What illus
trious statesman.
JUDOS Wilmot— The Harrisburg Telegraph
says that tho persecutors of Judge Wilmot have
again been defeated in their object, as tho bill
reported by the Select Hommillco to annihilate
Judge Wilmot'a district has been referred to lho
Judiciary Committee, vrhich is known to be hoe
tile to any such bill, violating, ss it does, the
sacred provisions of the (Jpnslilulion or this
State.
Errsc-T or Bad Example.— ln lho debato in
lho Senate on the 6th inst., upon tho Washing
ton Police Bill, Mr. Fessenden said :
“Thore is one thing more which perhaps it
does not become me to say, but which 1 will
venture to suggest. 1„ my judgement, much of
the difficulty is owing to the very bad example
which has been set in very high quarters-
Iftl had been Ike cate that assault, committed by mm
o/ petition and Handing in thin city had been no
tieed at they should have been, and disapproved at
they should have been, instead of being approved
and defended a, they were, I believe we should
hardly have had the Hate -of thin,, which we are
now wttnctetng in this city. I hare no belief that
the poor, the ignorant, the uneducated and the
yioloue, have any very great hesitation about fol
lowrng ex pmplca that areset them by the educated
and people holding position, both in the perpe
tration of aots of violence and defending acta of
violence.
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Joes Kn*o
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Office, No. SI Market afreet.
Manufacture all kioda of SU*m Engines and Mill HecLiu
Worlt *’• R * l,ro * d W “* ‘ s» fin.™ ,™
Jobbing and UejKurtu* doaeon abort notice. mrti.ly,t| t
Academy of Painting and Drawing.
Tirr. puhlir are inforuietl that h S'ho*.i for
tho above brani-b«i».ll leaned oo and aft*, m- let,..
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poasrssiou a larpr and /n<if uleettd uWlrcftcn „/ Onjtnalt
M crery AroncA, I inrlto ladice and thae who may bar.
in riew a . otrm of teeaona tacall at my studio, N<> ji pinh
«-After lb. r.rst of April ay patrons are Inform*! that
my Rooms will be removed to No. 21 fifth nm 9
entrance as Cargo*. New Phrtographie Oalkry Tho*, d*-
alring a snperior Portrait at • modoreto rate are reminded
that my colored Photographs revised the ISru /Vmfirn
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oio.t tacumo. ta.orlta for bmily ttsr.
A (nil supply of tho .bnt. Machine, for ul. at Now York
pile, b, Ji. STRAW, 3ii Market at,
SHW I JST Q MAOHINBSi
TOR RAUfLIES AND RAI^VirACTORERS.
WHEBLBR & WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
niii w _ Bridgeport, Conn-,
Pittsburgh, 06 Fifth Street.
This Machine Stitches tbs
...fP o,t or Fabrlo,
Attb.phumreofth.Otar.tor.nuklitgwUh eu.Om 1W
° oi ~
Wo. 68 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
LKA SC PERRINS’
Celebrated Worcester*hire Sanoe,
PRONOUNCED BY * EXTRACT
CONNOISSEURS OP A LETTER FROM
To bo the MEDICAL GENTLEMAN
ONLY QOOD SAUCE v AT MADRAS,
And applicable lu b To his Brother at
W WORCESTER, M*y, 1841.
BVFJIT A ‘T b n LEA A PERRINS that
V A R I E t v «w»r Jfauc# Is highly ort«*n>.
A K I E T Y ed In India, i , 0
OF DISH oplalon Iho most palatable os
w«U as the most wholesome
wi Jo of .bleb taring |«| u> a “.™. D Su, * *°o r “-
ebaanra are earnestly reoDeatad to ihß.Tk ’ P .
"LKA A PKJUttKS”
Stopper, sod prioted opuo the lebsls * W ut! * “ nd
Sole Wholesale Agents for the Uolied Stain.
JOHN DUNOAN A MINS,
-4SSSSS!SSr iy
**- VA*om*— L~- ~
VANDBVBH « FHTBND
attorneys at I.AW,
SftD ’
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
ShinPs Bind, Dubuque, fuwa.
tßssij, “■ j “ •“ »' «-«»">
uio^x^^o"^' E " 1 ssj fc
w. Ac ir. kinbhakt;
S*"|^;V^° ,I ‘.‘ ■"■Mine No.J»»wjsmAla
p “ srf *• "«1» tbflr lYlaadi,
[ _ S#rnai fiata** 3 '
A PP®*ntm*nt-Kxtei»ded (o>Jtint l*t.
URS * C - M. FTTCIi A: J. TV’. SYK K 8
Will remain at their OfJW.
No. p ftnn strom,
OPPOSITE THK 9T. CLAIK. HOTEL. PITTSIU’RaU.
Till ./ I'X JS yiRST, IS6B,
Do way be consulted daily, (except Sundays)
ror 9 on *UnipUon, Aitluna, Bronchitis mod
0 ‘•ther Chronic Complaint* complicated with or
causing Pulmonary DiiMuin, includin'
tularrh, Jf (nr t f),'sente, Aff*etit>n' •<( 'he Liver, Dy*-
-jj P c t J,,ri < Gtutrilit, Female Cor.ip/nmt*, ct<-.
- PITCH k BVKE3 would nt.»le ibat tbeir treatment
orCoounmpiioi, i. „ wu tIJ ,. fo ct tfie ducat- er
k*l and tytu m al large, bMs hefure, and during
Ml develops, j m t\* lungt, and they tbtr**foro etnob.y
Irchauical, Hrgfonir an<l Mediciutl rem«'>li<'* tn purify tin
tic«d and .trfncilien tbv lyatem. IPitA these, thorn m«
medicinal
Nil ALATlON.uliicb ihey 14)00 highly, but
Only Hi which u»j.| nb.un luv.. do l.Wom-c „f.
**> »nd Invsli.i, nr* f. nllu ,.||y wauling
th«> timf> of curfcbility uo *uy U i.t ba-u.l uj.un
tbc i,Ki tiiAl tho waf -I Dm- r.„,
l* ruwhyi) in n djr t rt rrunncrby Inhah'inn
•3UNn rhurp.* for consultation.
A Hot of question* mil bo *ctU to tlxwe wUI.iDK to coo
—U nit h y lf>lf cr njr„M:d*<rfctfF
CHINA, GLASS AND QtTBENBWARE
A T TDK OLJI EPTj* XLTSIJVEyi of
.B. DOUGLA3B A CO.
131 E 3NT H Y KIQBY,
15,21 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pe.,
Who i.s notv rccoivinK from Erin-pe an.l
EaiUm Cltk*. n cholct, oAsortracnt .•( urtirl.-s m Ins
lino, comprising new und iwtcfnl *ha|M-e of JVarl White
Stono Tea, Dining and Toilul tram, end the same in PUm,
Quid, Lustre Band and Ftowrnr FiDe Whit.. | r „ D
Atone Table War*, known t..b« the un.*t dmui.l- r..,,* ni
o»u for Hoti'leand 3t«eml»jaU; french Chinn new Myl. e,
*«* l*un. While a„.« U..M Ban.l, tither iu .-tu rr sinyle
Richly QU, aUl j Decorated TniUl Sols; Br.lLu.un.
and Plated Castors; German Silver Tea Table S|«,ua, Soup
Udine,lr .plaled withaJlrur, fine leery Handled Carsing,
Tea and Table Knives ,nd forkr Tea Waiter, and Trays
Shaker and fieu-grwa Tahh- Mats; end (W.rf.tod
Tin Toilet Hettr.
-41 DoUOLAna k Co.
• U tMI'iUASS e Co
U. Docouis A Cn
B. iMfUUAS.i A 0...
.ft. DuUULASS A Cm.
U Doi'olass A Co
B. boi olass A Co
. H IfciroLAga i Co
B. bOUQLAES A fv,
U buoauss A Co.
11. Douubau A Co.
IS Dot'QLABS A C-)
K. Ri;srm A Co
J. D Peaty A Co
Piatt k Co.
Al*., n cemplete and full a«*>rtment or all article# suite
Uoh.r the COUNTRY HKTA 1L TRADK. el pricMtoplrwe
the public, who ei» linlly W.vll. d to examine this
* ,Wk m.-^UmdAwT
John C. Bakei * Co a
GKVUI.VK
COD-LI VKR OH,!!
This Medicine, propurci in Ih«* m<*-t »p
pru.-ed luauucr, aud boURd by us, has Ur-ived lh.< u.,<-
tluu of the moot sciisijtll)' of IheMedkal Pr b«.i..u Phil
»-M,.hla and .l MW h,rc, who m.n.. „.l ,| .„ „ lrtlill|
•ny ulhw now u.aj.ufaaurcl.
Uf its cflirocy and imjHjrleiir '„g » r.-in. In
Cyusomj.tkih. Ui.ul, Uroiirhitir. A:lbui . C'lu. uir Kheuinu
t«m. and all Scroful,.,,, dU-a**, it is nun*.
—Uwuaamle of. iui.,eut ~by«l. .an. ~f Kurof. «,„| Aiueri. .
ha)iQ|rtpMi-d Us wmiderful cutai.te prupe. lira
rr*|.areJ ~y JOIfN C . BAKKK A OJ . Wb-lml.
DrutjjOsta, No lfU North Third street. Philadelphia Sold
tMI Ibnggista thvvngfa..ul lb# country fcJ3.dtvr.~Jj
m DK.vnH'i'j'iv. -tii
DR. J. Jf al. MU EX, ggft
SIfR <i f<: O N UKNTInt
YKOJtI NBW TORE,
ySTkArrS TEETH WITHuVr P±ly.
BY A LOCALDENTMBINQ AOBNTto t h «OUM.s wNLV
«rin»«4 Teeth on Odd. SUrer, «.!«,» «nd Uatt.
u ""“
moderate
_iS£E““’“ ‘•‘"J.SS®/,.
J. M.XUI'TXxST
MERCHANT TAILOR
No. 54 St. Clair Street,
t*®* Bnituur,) rrmutmoii. ra.
*• CAUIKK ~ - -
—-...a. #. uniu.
A A. CAHHZBB & BRO.,
Pittsburgh, GcnenU Insurance Agency,
Wo. <l3 Poartta Street,
- . PiTTSßtntan, pkxxa
Oompeoic r*rr««,oUd <rf hlghm reading. cb«r««*<J
by Peowylrwu* and other State*.
Hn*, Marin- and Ufh Rl.t. .taken »r at| daaerfption.
irlfclrde. A A CARRIER.
S- B. CARFUKK.
DA VVkB <fe CLTJLKY,
tlonae, sign end Ornamental Painter*,
a y r> o r a /r e n s ;
DtAtXM ISI
Lead anti Zinc Paint*.
Al*\ *ll khxU of Pilnu. on*. VArnl.hr*, Winder* GUe,
_ Puttj, Broshe*,*c^
mrlil dfc* Sr * t ' tV * aUm Allsg
JEWELRY
GEO. 11. AWDEItSOW,
A 1?I Liberty StTtet, Pittshurjl,
Mi.'nrric.rctxK *s® wnnLnuu rnairs is
Krery V*ti*tyof
PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATIiEI
Ltulher, Split*, JJorocro, A u.xj
Sole Leather. Carriage Oilcloth**, ,sc,
AJIof *btch a.f|| hr furnuhtd utb« Io»e»t Cs*b Price*
IDES WASITBD.Ta
foreign exchange.
SIGHTBILLS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, KHKRIIAN L CO.,
on rnr union hank. London, in pu.vl-ov (I 1
POUND STERLING AND UPWaUIW.
Alrc. BUI* on thr- prinrltuil f.lie.au.l iGWLtof Krab
Belgium, HolUntl. Geriiuuy, U.i»,w ~,1
ftMrr, coi.otanily oo hao-1 and Tor po,|» |. T
n k WM. U, WILLIAMS *
TVoo.I *troct. corner ol Third.
MATLACK & KOGBRSi
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
M BRCH ANTS
Vo. in pine Street, St. Jhonta.’mo.
„ urti' to
4lordoch A Dir Aron, Ist. Loiii i,
Day A Matlack, Clncmnatt,' Ohio,
Chss.DnKcld A Co, LoutsvtfK Ky^
P. l*. Dny A Co, Bankers, Pen, |l!« ,
Grom A Stoni-, Baokan, Muacatino I w -»e
Day A MatUck, rblUdelphia, Pa, ’
».nJfT ,rlh ' Ch ‘ c ** ro ' K ' fri K hl A«vm for THituMs CeMr
R * llr * d - JaSOmdfe
KY M A N Ar »ON,
Mannfartnrrre and Dealer* In all kinds of
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND CIGARS.
AND
LEAP TOB-A.OOO
Cbmer o/Smith/,etd Street and Diamond Jne Vt
_ __ PITTBBUROU, PA-
Btl COLLINS, "
Forwarding and l Coramlsalon Merohant,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Cbeeee, Butter, Seeds, BMeh,
• And Prodoe* Generally.
_*wF Nh. Street,
SAMUEL GRAY
merchant tailor
Ao 62 ST. CLAIR. STREET, '
. . Dr. Irish’s New Balidlug.
■IAS. JvioJL«AU<>ilL.lN^
* HABaracrouH or
lleobol, Cologne Spirits nnd Past! oil,
del&;dlyfc A*«. 108 and ITO Scant Street.
PHILADELPHIA: SHKIM, fsss.’
VZtA.U.UOBEHIIEia A DROOKsHt
No. .-i3(oltl No. US) South Second St.,
T)LJ>PECTFULLY tiivite lieuiern and Mil-
A.V linen Ui (heir herb and su|wi lur nlu k ol
RIBBON*. BONNET MATERIAL.*,
ORA»‘«3. BLOND LACKS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. KUSCIIK.H
STimV ItONNKT*,
MEN.V AND Jii>V3' HATH,
MJS.3E3' BLOOMKKd AND FLAT 3.
Ad*l ev*rj tiling ccrini-i-te.l with thin Iwaitch oi tl.i l>u>i
*a_Sb .rt liujo nod cash tny.-rs will rf n ,} #ur pri
adapts!to
c«ot fur cast) will be allowed.
*B»Plc«»e cm 00l and preserve tbit ad*eitt«emebi to
niod yon of vlsitlug '** wbuu you come lo this citv
’'
?»I,l>OU Kljtarl) lor any Madicine that will
•iwl-PHATT A BUTCHER’S MAGIC OIL, the only Indian
lUmody now sold to Bhatmafm, Aeara/jrto, fltadaeht,
TixUhache, Vain in th< Side or Back, Syr aim, Bntittt, Sort
Tkroaly Burnt , CbntrucfedCjrdt amt Butckt; the only reg
•Ublo romady discovered that will set a pen them and Um
ber the joints. lltOQtandsof persons bate bean cared of
these complaints by this new discovery. All are invited to
give It a iri»L Principal efflee 306 Washington stmt,
Brooklyn, N. T. For ealo by DR, GEO. U. KEY&ER, No.
UOWood street,and J.P.FLEMIN& Allegheny.
Blgnatnre of Pratt A Butcher on fhe wrapper, and name
blown in the~bottla. j splits wF
MMPPPPMMf
Trusses for the Cora ofHernla or Rupture.
MARSH'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS.
RITTEB’S PATENT TRUSS.
PITCH’S BUPPOBTEB TRUSS.
SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSS.
DR- BANNING’S LAOE or BODY BRACK, lor the rare of
Prolapsus Uteri, piles, AbdomlD.il and Spinal Weaknesses
DR. 8. 8. PITCH’S River Flntod Supporter.
PILE rnOPB, for tbe mpport and core of Pile*.
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for weak arid varicose vein*.
ELASTIC KNRE CAPS, for weak knee joints.
ANKLE SUPPORTS, for weak anklejbfnts.
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES.
SYRINGES; also, every kind o'
Syringe*. ' * •
DR. KEYSERaIso bass Yratewblcli *Ol radically core
Hernia or Rnptnre.
Uflk'eaf bis Drngrtorn, No. 140 Wood street, sign of the
qojden Mortar ap&dinP
Galvanic Battery, or Electro Magnetic
Macnuna, £oi Medical purposes, of a very superior kind,
wIU he ssnt free of Express charges, wherever sti Express
nms, qpon a remJUanco of Ten Dollars Address Dr. GEO.
n '._ gKTBg fr. Na. Up WoJd st., Pittsburgh. Pa. apB:dawF
Children Cutting Teeth.--To Motoim add
linaa —D S If .*? PARRIS’ CBtXBRATETiBOOTII
SYRffp .—This Infslliblo resaady bsi pnwsrvod boa
ridi ef children when thought pastreenvety,from contuP
>n *" " yon as the Pyrup it tuM-ed on tho gums. the
c lid will recover. This preparation Is » Inoocoot, so eltt-
CArtt'ts, and eo pleaeant, that no child will refuse to let lu
gnms be with »t. When Infants are at the age of
Rtootha, though there Is un appeanndoof teeth, one
'h* Syrup should be ward on the gums, to open the
pores. Parent# should never tfe leHbont.the syrup to tbe
nonary vhsre there are young children; fat if a child wakes
Wght with pains In the gums, toe syrop Immediately
gives esso by opcniagtlw poreeandhading the gonuythsre
py preventing convulsions, fevers, Ac. .»
Prepwedonly by Dr. Bwayne k lOOO bottles I
tut neared nApt sals by too Pittabtnh Agunt, I
nirawpwj J
PPRIXG 'TOCK JfST OPENED,
Comnlry ftt!/ SkiMK,
AT AUCTION.
WE WILL SELL ON THURSDAY
IIiJUNJNU.Apij! S2J cummeuriuK ul 11>. „<
■ lu ' * w - Oioclnoatl, Ohio'
Vftn rL'V bbd ' <»*nn«u Wi Uc »
son,ooo d„ j 0 Ci«r»
'arloiu lirandt No. 1 Good*.
Ttaji*- AH ■nuiauodar AJOOcmL - ... 11 ..
siiW, four mouth* sf.(w am j upwards. dz r " tL *5
. _•£!*?«_ o I SK«iSiKaI:;K- rf
BV °'P hana ' Court Sale:
* IHTUE of ae order of tic Ornbauif
ae f.Zr2.}'£ b CZ ““**'“ ■*.
•P3V4IWT . , . WM. B. NKQLKT,
- *' ,m r «f Frederick Kraon, dacM
T? ?2 V 000DS MEfJ.-A goil opcnin
liXwM? bozinsw, io Birmingham A w«J| ««tni
“*?i hoo *> •*> that trrnd* will b* rwitad ™ ftir
food tenant. Enoelroof **a on fair terms to
tpgfclwrd
an<l other Domestic Dress
■j»«*wT Fonnoriy No. 7-t MvkM sf
Hide and Oil trade, wu dtamtolt. Lnatbcr.
mutual eoownt. . wiL WILKINSON »iti flr,t ,° r A P rll b 7
on the mqjb burinw in *ll continue to carry
217 Libert/ ttr^t^-«/ ,I n^^s?5 eb ®*' U STANIi,
»BW STANIV^S^,°J^ N „£J'° Fra , T OT *■ ku
«,«» ,t.. to*. ot'th.X’oT^.ftS
*B3B&Wr&SSBSm
ftplß 7 „ ROBERT DICKKV,
.'.. . m Ftopt (treet, tu «ar
a ’ •*«* kuforo SX;l:““'‘ 1 ‘‘""" J
JpKNINU FUTID AM, OAtfrarKs"
ulzzfcfiJfsr* ttD,l^“t 3 f: «* oil.
TinrTiSf-T-i kLEMisu
"W# <£"&&? i'ut-
SsS^fc,
700 UU-KBIAL
pH« Del ~c , p tbi,d “y ‘ r -
lruTVr ATITH.L, LKKtcp
po ,”' “° atr 3' in fitoro
**‘* br ( - nlQ f ■-—rn lessco
lot nit bj .pir BSBBT H. ooiUjlft
ttanfe £tatrmmts.
Statement of lh« B.nk „r M.t.bnr.u,
April l«h, fii,
L-a*iui, Bill* and I'bcnuuta ..
Rml Kataio atvi (in-.ind R*nt"
Muck* and Mucttllanni.u.-'
I>ue liy uniter banka
4 Check* and l' jf. Trwu.
fSii
, LM HU.ITU'.-' 1 t.i
<
Pruiiis an.} KunuoK'
CnpuJ I»ivlJi'nilg m,.| t, u Ar , ,
| Bauir
f'lwiilafioo
l- '<>'* i+*t~ot~£? k^ w!
*«ort, ,! , , , , J| >HN lIA'KPKK, (VM.I.-r
>m ■iilfwril*t'l U»t» I9(li April, Wf r.
„ • ALi-TIN LOOllljl. Notary 1,.,
twir-jnetn of ||,«j Merchants' and Alainn
*»«'*urcra* Bank of Pittsburgh.
l Monday. April i«j,, i«;
, , MAIULITIK.A.
' *pM*l him! I'roflU..
.
!*'■" 1 ''"•»i">i»<:allli.
otl,r-r RanV-H
N- '-» in C'irriit.iti.. Ul
And Di«cuQDt»
u »'-
Speclr.Oold md Silrrr, .
iBI ri lUOI.WJ -a
kn<,TTUd s ,. and '' *" l’"*," 1 ,n>
K,oU.a B , fi«nk of pi„.h K .
•-»- BtoiST* 0 *- Mo '’“ r - l™'; ','**•
H-al K-tatc- .^1
*[W|» io Vanlt ./a"??-
H T/v*»arf Nolca, £, , M r cat llT,
Note-.nd „| uOipr Bank-
»-■<* . : S:SSS
‘ «|>.UI Moib. ..
WSntu* K, “' d '*“ J
Inilhl.ln.l
iiJf *' *° "f «>> iD l|h.
Uwrn-n r , . , 11 5J Ml-KttAV.rwihir,
AttWujpJ Ufoie Uu, J'jjh «U> Aj.ril, JiM
* l ' M <■’ W- HUNKiIT, Notary I’nW.c
statement B «„ k
April hub. I
, AMhTB.
'•* tm <ioJ (it-cmiiilM
K.«l K.ui«
‘ •'in In V»uli
N..i«« «j,.| c'h<vk« of ullwr lUhlm
I'tie by i.tficr Hank*
MAUIMTIfc."
C«i.|fal M.rk
UmUHgwu Koo.l «e»,j j- 10 hu.
ImllTidml Drno^ibtrs
OirrulstltiQ
•Win utlwr llju.k.
Tbv ftl-vro ■ taJrtm-t.t !• . f t.. th« IrfHrtVf iTu.m* I
Amr,' K »» "»s»:.s. i*-,
A.• ii!« M.|> 19th <U> Apul |h.V,
•f'- 1 ' 1 y UACIiKNZIK. N„Ur) J'„i |„
Rlaicmcnc of the Herhnnic*' U*uU of
Pittsburgh.
'I-M.M A I’ll! IMtll
I.I.UMI.ITIK*
I' ithfi Bkukr
iMic !•»
fVIT.O'-* II
-.. A.vrrs
RiiUatici {Vote* biarouated...
I'uo bj Mh«r Bask*
N-te* end Check* of other Osaka
3j-<ci* in Vault
T> , . *764,677 73
Th* *baT,«t*UiiiuDt 1 1 .■-grrect. t* th. beat of my know!
e<ifio had belief GEO. D. HrORBW. Cwhkr
Hwan» bof«>t* u:e tLi* )»tb day of April, IMS
.•P 31 .. _ A. W FOSTER, Notary Puhtir.
Huiemem of (lit Iron City Bank. ~
Pirmctcn, April linh, ls:,s
Low* «sd Discount* • pr,
Dno l*y other tank*. ■_»> r.\i
Xotro arid Check* of other Bank* and
D. S. Treasury Notn* H *>o ot>
CircoUU.,,, m, KO „
Duo toother Bank* 6° «
Dnr lo iVpooltorp «,RM 36
rheobo... .tatementf* cnrrret arwrdin,; to tbo he»t of
Knowledge and Mief. .!f»UN MAHuFFiN. Ov»bf. r
Afflrrnivl nntn hcfot* njo,
IP7? . _ J -2: MACKBHZIB, Notary Pnt.Hr
Hlatemcnt of the Allegheny Bunk.
April 10th,l««
. _ ASSETS
*tirl Bill*
Coin
Not,, »niJ Check* of other lUokj
T‘ii' hr other (teak*
LIABILITIES
Circulation
Uu«* to other BAUk*
Indirtdun] L>e(<n«(U-
Tin- »r»U-m*in! l» < ( 1.. tj,„ ..fl* uV.nr, I
M jKo«Ti.h ri» «1 t J W «->*«*. O»W.-,
*X rU XU, ‘ M,h " n, *«> *'■*••• Al-rli I‘Hh. lei,*
C «■ KRNKST. Nutm * r.,U,.
jß.f© fl'obcntsrmrnis.
VAluabU Property a« Public Sale.
Tilt. SI) IiSOItIBE-K will offer at public
Min. kl Ihr Lx change, in iialLutora. *1 ohr oYPk B 3
-.f.^HU&3UA\,Ap,iI2S J IbfcJ, the following raluxhfo p^f.
JM VZ WttiIXKUY. located a few rod,
m nto ol city limit,, three tlurfoa high,graudrowf fttvuii«.r
lu «1* ««* *iu. buck i.iur. fo. liu!k£uZ£7, la£'
•ion i 2 by CO feat; SPIRIT UOUSK, 10 b» SO jf
p° AL BIN * of tool, built of**BTv.rr
I<m4 wllii furnace rma,*Bj Ufow the rc~ul fogothui ail),
poti. for fo*l.ug t.ilou Lug,. u«,Uu. ln | ,u
provoJ rnaonvr. with drain, and tank, for aaviug uuuini*,
™« property
and NO_ E.tpESSK tu epar»J to make it *>— machinery
haring beoti applied wherever required to disieuac with
labor, and 1j capable of grinding, mubini* and di«-
ulllng from 1,000 la IjtOO boaheU grain daily Into whiaky
with vater privilege iofßcient for an enlargement to almoet
SZr^Sfl^r 0 dai ' 7 ‘ W,d bnt “ *<«■ «ueh
ALCullof friiV". ,lir *h« addition „f na
Aut? L £ T / L V *“ »hkh there i* prompt
•ala. Thu Water tor cooling parpueor t, never over l*> dee
and for wortn, and othar purpose, wae not at any time font
aununcx over Cideg. tahreuhelt. The latter i, drawn from
<* lake of 1* acre, water .urtice, at » depth of SO feet. The
ford of water U aereral foot higher than the aeeond t.t mash
floor The water adrantagaa are probably not equaled in
tbfo <ouotry. The wttoleeetahUibtnont cost *3i yyo oxclu.
«*«../ niouud, and La, only been la operation about Chip
taontha, and waa built for Ibe purpose uaod, aud with the
Intention of future enlargement, Ac
°° “■••‘.V. «J.. TO fa.|™„ l „i„
st» ru tT* U,l ‘ l " Clatlllert,*c. bj . SIVJNB
DWELLIi TlV ,° ™E£IMIOHV BUCK
brought Into ueo. Boeidee the abore-nanied advantage*.
‘w“” r “ nn ' eM »*“■ JUUIIa, lo „hSlt
It bsim*dro rt | L * *;™P* ,rf >Wag uuteide city limifoorempl,
* tT taxauon and Interference, giving decided ad
vantage, for feeding over many plare, * u * J
Ihe property will t« eold In compute order and r ,.,,r0 r
nto, within ono week from day of aale, and poraensfon JL '
»o roon a, term, of «afo shall 1* compiled wufa c
Tet ua—|A,WM caab, |fouuo in 0 month., aud bafonc, in
«v Cl. BRAMIIKAftH A CO.
/ it r o n r /; d
uekaian wines and imuars
J._M- UcELROY
TjlOR RENT—A three story Dwelling
-L House on Fifth atrtet, (No. 100,) containing H feS
r>«un*. Uwi.lp iruli hou«*\ ir„ with Coe L-rick
>'an iag» hou*-attsi bed. Tbit hwiiae I* mjijiliinJ with hot
ami r'-1.1 bath, gas. Ar . and i*-ing in a rootra! lor*-
l '"" is admirably to the want* of a pt.'W-ional
man, nii.t will 1— rented for * term of T*«r» to n govnl teu
“'■t 1 V furth-T i-artii-uKra of
u " 1 - ALEXANDER KINO
RENT—The large Warehouse |~fj
- “ 'V. t T \v )| fimith A (\.. No* IMJ&a.
’V -i.-l *tr—ta of
-JVC4.4M 47
u.: iM 2*
«.4vj 44
'I 71
ii
>A7I! t**
:..4:u m
42,];c r.j
229 I-j I .f)
I’ARK. M.-CURDT k CO,
Jn.JiUf No« I4‘* Kir»t «nd It!t) JtecoiKl at.a
LLl‘—,\ tw-> story Brick Dwellings*
I' -.lUiMr.... |.| „ IV,r„ a,,.1 tha riti-r Ku M
'l"nr ■»< f-t'. If II KINO. No -11 Lit-orty at.
Ln;i-:i:n street property for
rALh- Vli- Sl..ri i ■•• in a,,.1 Dueling. aitttah-d ou
Uil-rtv rti—t. Clair, liu»Wn nJfo. I«J. Tb* lot
: "* -- , ’^ t ami I'-M di-«*|i. "IWoding l»«fk to
t hxi-imikj.-Ali.-j n ii -irtt-daSuhloaij.lCsirrUge
i l “ Th ' 1-1 i- r'y '■’-“i-f—-l'ly lor|.t*«j, and willbaßuld
: ‘ .»iai,ii»J«tiof terms, fur Mriiratani
. • “ iw”- 1 ' ft. ». KINO.
“ ,l ’ - -H Ijlwrty atrect.
SALE l«u niat. hed Carriaf-p-yv _
HOlt.<|V I I H..JI l„ wL e„ «nil IKP
'••I- An-ly at A. JACKMAN’S STABblk^
aplil •jtJ:>-|ii> IVnii «.. t*|,, w j» t ciair
Xf ALU ABLE FARM FOR SALE " c „ n -
T tniiiiug 10U acrv«, being n part of dcctiou J 7 m (ioaben
T|.. Mahoning county, Ohio; nbutit 13J urrea rhutr.d, in a
hu;li tl.nlo of niltiratmu. about nm-half Muadoa Ijm,,!. t ,f ,
i,ii|icfi..r -inalitt, the halantv high ami rolling, ready |.. r tlm
iilough. It m oh.- of thu Uwt Orating Farms m the c>-uut)
haring n.-yrr failing rjn inga on lt,nl*i*n Oiehnrd. bearing
Irnit uf * tii|««rl.'r ~nnllty: togrlbnr v,lh a jfooJ and vain.,.
hl>-.stone Quarry II will I* cold at a low jinooand
paynirnta given. »|.«*.dlf ZADOE STKKKT. .Hal, m, Ohio
SA LK--I5 luTcsof land near Hu!t«»n’s
- Station,on Allegheny ValleyJt.lt. lui.nl*. bom the
city Th- laudia all covered with flno ftmai trvea, which
a.abi-a |t n d>«iral>le place lor a country residence.
•1 building laita,(-arh *2b b 7 luo feet on IV-tina. Avenue,
i •-
near Bfagro iitrvot.
/’ '*•' J" uu Vickroy itrect, nsor Slav- 1 *trc««t
N <J» on Blarla atraet, near Blagr* etn-ot
. .1., on Hlnff*r..| UaUJlastm-ta,
I ii t 1... l.if.litb \V uni of Ili» cify of i’itti.l>urgb.
Al-., J Ul ..ii Iho rrirnnr of |V»n nnrl Blarl.uiT itrocta,
fr.-ntim; io i- t .lvunan.il.* f.-t h.cLr 9 ..L Sla/l.iT
r> » rr„l; n.(J*iLrit 1-. tl.o t lu* fv-noBj Ivatiia flail
... Or., of I.XAAC’ JONt“
mrJi Imd-mr-A .orner 11..** Fiml .u l FUlal>or l :l>.
FOlt S A I.K- A Drug Sture nitiiuted in one
of U... beat |.*Atioi>ilnlb*«-jty i.f I'ittabnrph, for clttier
*w" i . rutl V l ‘' r l'n«fri|.tioo biPiuos, luJocxuoaUaro
, 1 Pon-Ua—r» cornU-inti* a.inuita K r» of nr* wear.
N i'. r w , '*f JOHN lIAIT, Jr., at
borji. i'. • ,r “"' •» "* “««*• WU.
Valuable CUy Property for Bale.
r PHAT very desirable lot on Water Street
JL , " ,t Ut.lom.t Alley. n»-*t t» J..bn Irwin A lM*h.g
AU:y °° " ntrr *’" l r,, ' U ‘ ,u * cu - ’* nd l‘-')<lcepalong the
H *»ill Uj»..IJ loy'itbvr ur iu loie t J 29 .. r 24 cacti.
>" r u i ui*. i vtbkli will Ui uiA.fo ca*y as to payment.) ni>-
'’'J "J ...SEMI s LKKOH t 00.,
“'■* J!r I.il«?rly Street, Pittsburgh.
>AI.K -One of Wallace'a Patent
I’Ulc ati'l r.-vly f-.r editing up. Apply to
IV. 11. HUYDAM. Oil Mill
•r Hnb*vra A Cralf eta.. Amvlietiyfity.
t MS,IX*) u>
Ml
4V2,«i31» o>
S"U7f*i lu
K.. 411 1)2
Ohio Land fox Salo.
r ful.yeriber offerß for sale eection ten
la * r ".* , »T ,4> - 8«» k rooiity, Ohio, commonly
..tua.* R J| *!
lr*J(D K to XVooßtfer. acd Wllhla about two mile* of tli» putv
turjtb, M. tVayn* and Chicago Ba»n»d. Ttmwuib, oast
•oJ uo.U,-w«t suirkn ar* partly cleared and Itnt.roVi-l-.
*r •«*“»‘r r «* w,ih umwr-Und&•
ThuVJ, V *ier«i by spriDgtand running strewas
u ™>iblercd tfaa flow! body of land in th*
on °s r ‘ 11 * ,l, 1 l * , kW tmdiridad or in quartan to salt
purchasers To lboa« wi,o drains to lareslm r«U ostats a
opportunity is rarely offeixJ.
_ J. B- SWEIT7CT
No. aCret-L PHuborgb.
I. _ farm for Bale. -
JIHE ANDERSON FARM, 2} miles F3I
Pa on Block Ho urn Ktm, containing 108 acroa of
°l. whlcb ta JUUbta, and Uiof which I*to
; Q r cnlitvatiun. Thore are 13 acre* of rood timber, SOacrej
r;l f to ™- '‘ nd “ *bwßdat»e» of coal. There lean
Orchard oi grafir.! froitiroca. In aJmoat etery Add there
ia a «j>rlni* of tierer-buling water- *
The ImproTemeota constat ol • new frame Dwelling. at
tached toa weather Uanled log, aamall tenant hooae and a
largo frame Barn. 10 by T-6 feet.
Thl. choice farm l, in a high atatoof cnltiTatlon, fencca
1 j! 1 *, neighborhood, eonreniant to
eburchra, arboole frnr at THIS OFFIfTR_
or of Jatt-dAwtfT J ANDERSON, Now Br^ton/Pa^
ocS&davnfT
POTTRTH sale op lots
AT AX7CTIOJ^.
DT TTIE «r
Emporium Real Eslale and manufacturing Co.
AT
MOn H D OI j y
I'uUiik'i County, IHinoi» t
05i TUESDAY AKD WEDNESDAY,
•Jcn-E Ist AM) 2l), 185 S
Iv m ,; B m A , UIXO a large number of
' i * |, )«Ui"Ba for Building purpc*«r, whether fox
'“"“‘“‘"I-'-, or ..thJrVnr[K>.c. uS
Mound City oh. rj Inducement* In r>cn*oDS duiiron* of I<>
u U by .r,r other point at the W.T«" £,«
' l, * aU V upon * h.«h, Mull b.uk of the Ohio rircr. .i* mli
“ --to lisiftiiliMoc*' witli Uio Mixsiaalnin. it i* fr»o from «ii I
trtwfSuS*! ‘ m ** tLI% ,K ‘* 4 0f tut, « Mtioa «*» the Ohio
<.r of „*T A* 1 * “* »f cxiremo cold neither
: “sr‘ d
MOUND CITV RAILROAD,
»Sr
mr., F " awl Mechanic, Monud Cllv oilers
ur a !^ uaaa^t t h * DOW iuo l»>r«tion *a *««».
mi"
b Wi j RVE STOKES, DOING A GOOD .
““^ l .‘I**"'. 1 **"'. *U 11*. J . £ '*“ “
lOe in.-reuu in ita business, a ml in the num
ber ol in inhabitant! baa been marrelluua
TO Ual.rial. all kind , lUanSttnrton
ARb ABUNDANT AND CLOSE AT HAND I
Whito tho forilitiiw for khipment of u,, num«tf*rtu«.l wrti! I
WkSs-MK^^
WaiW.i™! W m,aU mj ta uJ^S o “ , r 'i, ,lr
&"{„ pr.“VS k o “a ‘it
o. K Noun* it Co LouiivillcKy
J - 11. !£«; Ctndiu»U,o
M. Mundy, Kw „ - a ‘-D>ui*, Mo
J. W. Cochran, Km ' -Phlledolphta, i'n
A. V 8. Llnilsler, L. J**' in £ ot i' K *
W.T liaacom, fta hsshvil|r,Tet,n
%'■■ $j T r, „“ r to ”i"»r« ■ °
By order of the Board, n iiAiwen
: . j .pu'six,.
PnOPKUTV iIOLOERS, ATTENTION
PERBJOT & JOBnsON
Url„ R l»cr«a«.l 11,dr radium, for mannlactorini
Bpplyfog
W. B CHILDS ,te CO’S
PAIENT ELASTIC FIRE
WATER PROOK CEMENT ROOFISO,
ARE now prepared to execute orders for any
d » C l^![ ,h E UI ' rK, ’ of * ~t,><' , ,orf,at ' BtUl « ahoite*t tZ
“ tmo#l Wng liptcrtniuod io P st CD
Koofa that caimut l>e aarpamed for 1 °
Cheapness and Dui-ability
Oar Re>r. well ln„*„ ' r
"• Tr.umoo,«l, In ta,„r of 11,1, Kudin* nn.l euajo
BollJloj.c.rTOlnllh 1h0.U,,, Itoullni; can l„ , t
H. Nelaoria, corner of Wylto and High atreetr; J Beck’a
“'Oraat and SorrolK
Diamond alley, opnoaite Patlerann , «
auhk; Store of R. Straw, corner of BtartfeMad
uao Doom of B. ll.Succop, tame block; BruwnaTllla \rtm-r
Boat; Houao of Robert Flynn, Ootyrre**, between w-h-r
and Wylioatrcola; Store of J. IhMeßdtart.
Stable of A. Bradley, corner of Water alley and s^ n
•tre«t, Allegheny; U.mao ol l|. B ffilkft
Hon; Houa., A. Nrslnjr, Jolro fcott, Wa. tldS
Coon, ta.l libariji and man, 0i1,,, to raa^
“ a , , a .. I'HRRIN A JuIINKM
JT2J.*IjF No. 76 BmlthOdd,, . PitUtmitffr.
COOEINa B 7 QAB
A WORD TO THK LADIES.
The heated term is approach
_ INO. and „ r.„ {!
COOKING, IRONING, t c .
Can bo dona with economy wlth.,n» _ .
out anot, and with ditpMch-lhe fir! Uh£^h^, W ’ ?*“*'
a moment-—by usfog o,,ri ready m
HQlgrilTC’l tißl CookiDf -StOTf,
mm- a^ R . IN , Q °OODB~
T££ n * n «>
SPB.„O
0( I’RKNCn 018SJ.MERX3. 1M.,. . CK
mar«kiu.es PhSi.ar^i^'J
,sass,ss^ssaF*«
Takaa tlila uielbod ofSjUo/u^SJ'fl *’“' r * ,lP
th« fact that ba la cna cranarcl l la , of ! il3 fr ‘* cd ' ,s
He Hatters himself that•© ittond to their iraata.— i
apprudsted. TbaBkftUXiSKSS. h V” U f « !j
n«ce of »b.» Mm*. KWMtJnSr “!£ ite 0 cco “ l *-
jtpidlirtdp .Merchant Tailor, W\fS£l It* P»» hSh.
T' IVotloo.
HE Bnlwribor having entered into a CV
Partnership, dating ftuiu tb* let hot, ell tboae lixlebt
*nJ ple*ae call ao*i MttLa the muoo, at the «<ld
*nti, No. Z 7 rbth street, where those b» tin* claim* «£>iuel
lUta can present them for lutUemnot. H. KJDL>i*K
THE undersigned haring formed a Co*Part
ucrehlp for tnin*arting a Omsral rWafui'ott, Gro
rtrV, -Procuivn and i'rvduc* Hinimrn, flatter Ulenublfti
that with tbeir tlefrrwlti.-itloii ond ability to knap well in
tirrtieai and prejion.il t» retxlei to thnlr torreepondsola
rrrt intonoaUuu of the state <-f our market*, with
the long rod fevnrsblo known practical experraurn ■-[ cur
ctotuui parlour. It. IflDlW.lt, iu the business, that Wo can
wnn- I li. —who entrust us with business that every exer
tion wilt ho made to civ tbe utmoet istisfactibu. W«
tboreiura riwpeetfulfj eotfeTTcouafpitmMits.
«!■!> tool BiDbLB, WlBra A CO.
KIDDLE, tv Ultra & CO.,
So. 186 Liberty Street,
roM<niMion Merchant!, WhotemUDealer* in Country
Product, Grocenet andPitUbttrrjh Mannfacturt!
to rtor. Bnlto, o^ B>
apodal otoatton gjyea fo lh* f f - , .
omen from COUNTRY ?/\ 1 w
Maoafacture*, *c, promptly fljlrt p 'o**jurgb
«nS I SSf I''‘ 1 ''‘' d ' H,b n„
•pQJjrd
JFot Kant.
,IF or ,5-alr.
nrS*SHEKIFr-.IAKE3 L. Orahak, of ThSd
. Ward, fa A caDdidatn r.R Phariffor Alla
eh«ucMntj.,i,!ji« to tl.o EtpaMlan C00,,1,c*,,„£
_ . orll-:!.'.
jrS»PIiOTHON-OTARV—JaRES D.
„ K'~ldp. i.or,„d,jAt,.r..r I'tothoAttio,,
•lid" 1 ” d "' ! "r'TOft,
l}-'"7 = t, H 1 0 T 1 i^ Nl .’ T ' Hv — L,a> ‘ IEL AansrnosoToi
- Third ia ncmidrdaH lor Protbc-iKUry of A!.
S".?‘T.'t ‘I" Ko^llian
«• Uuiu, or svi^r
rrotl.noneirp* 1 ”' for tho oIRro ol
c™';x7™, : j ~"" th - - "■•H-pfiw.
-- -- - - apl^tc
><r .south 1
of Fourth
, »k 1 ’ , ... y ’ “ “ tor Coroner, Kjl.iert
*£ Count, Coi.ttm.un, i,“X
[1 %-Coboner.- W«. liovD, of tho Third
r A, '' :< j bony - » • ‘Hn.lidni- f. r Coroner, ~E
t<* lli» "liviHlori of the ItejiuMlcan (Inif.'ntion, nirt&dte
[T]^Coroner.—Saulei. D. CoopEß."of Sixth
W nr>!, Pittm-urgb, is a candidate Tor the kl>qtb office.
«nI Joct (>. th» <l«ifiiun ol th» R-pnUicau Count* Coovcu
Uun - nirlTuJlc
Sl ' E, ' m - Meetin.; uf the Beard ol
Managers of (l.«i Young Men's liil-to Socklr ofi’ilta
b.ir K U t trill U- held THIS KVKN’lNO,(Tat*d*r UtV lin'd?
* l tLe “o*l [»P*JOJ JAM 13 ItOHB, fiW't ‘
Bank.—The huainesa
. t will bo trarunch’U at iLeconifrofThlrd
eml ffixid street*, on nod sflrr Sfon-fuj. tiro 19th fo»t
*P lg;tf:cc .1 W. COO If, OMhler
Mens' Daily Union Prater
Lafnjctte Hall, Wfxt »trw,t, from UL<fc
0 c ; d “J , T» ‘"wniturnrinc Kridny, April Wh.ead,
J. S“f * 1 “ r,tor Wtuto will conduct tbe
tueetiug*, lint durgymen are«3rnw>tlT re-imnW to be nre*.
eut and tslfo part rn tho eierdsvs. Como Id for five mbT
if yt.u caon.tt remain longer. ap3:dtf
Edgeworth Ladle®’ Seminary,
T*V KW!CK L B y, Pgw v a
HE SUJIMEB SESSION of this well
-"“a ZTJ
‘^cr^naU^/rfa!!^? Dol at,jrwh,T * ,0 *• found
rcr circulars •’rfurtliar infbrnatjOQ anolr to J T» u.
Oord.doU 1,. sl t ,,„r„T. 11. Nrtn.t.ih?p“;:
C V > \ - _L*r’ -Ktr.-ir. itViuoN °n. p
ScWickiey AcademyT
A CLASSICAL AND. COMMERCIAL
SCII,>U '- r “ K nOV3 - nm™ frem
Rot J.a TRAVEI.LI. A M, Prinrip.l. Th. Tbirt,
•oaodjTT.loowdtcomnKoc. „„ MONDAV. U W SdTmS
T Por T CtrcoUrs and other parttcuUra eoqoire of >f
JohsiEtrcr A 5053..',7 n
Till, r 0, AJltehoo, coma,, ly Miioid.Vs 1
'l>. M. DAVIS, X-cotloneerr'
Oommorfl. E«J» Roc™, M pmh attret
AHpiis^s
SSsSff^
A f 7 h o clock, P. X~ lUIUJTTABE, CDTLERY
prwlog a general rurlety ofCupoal^Twlt
MoßK«?ro.At ten o’clock. BOOTS SHOP*! TTAra
■“ e* ™°> “*•». .i«u «d 553&» J 2 '’ |,OT;
Y- P . , P- »-l«m, A act.
UMKd £ »' ISC E L LANKOU S
. “O.MIAV, TUKSDAV and iVF.BXE.H
cv-id. „■■iv™?-«"
r? k ° r NBW P'WKS, JJ'fj.J
IT” mteOuii lig
**»u ana Atnrrji*sn.l,jnrrstur«,fcmoair wiiLOi »r«« „» ~e
;fSESHS'rE"S^ifc
SSlsl|sSSs
TTALUABLK STOCKS AT \UOTIfiIsTZ
TOu Toe»l»y ovpniup. „* 7iy ...g t a
commercial salaa rooms. No 61 Fifth
»a. h .rc Bank of Sw,nrjb Stock **' **
6 Jo liicUtigo Bank ,l u
** du M. AU. iWik j 0
-JO Jo 01J Allcgbeoj lui ’go ■>.,
_•„ , p -il DAHS, Acft
Ih 1 ." EOA.\ T MANTJLLAS I>rV«s<2
Abril aX *a A „Vlwi C f''S^Vi" r^ r hr'“'"''
from a Urge lr,.^ t .u%{k > Vi >llT ,*n “1 Ter > satiety
containing n great .mantit* n r r? , . .‘'I 0 Hand Trunk,
Ac,of rcry „,,™ .r ™3 ll °'J" !i “* • , “ l Clothlog,
&T„3,’X'iK;4' , A? 1J “ b “' '
gT Aoci
o
IOCK P Ft W &. f 1 u 1?
U - AT rRI^TE
! ?■ M- DA Vl*, ADC. N„. W Flflh „
« u ; M i-imrsf:,
■l«k Wbieh i. coiuUu.ll ? • t Cu^ mpr *. fiwn a lar»
“AtWT fortStk Wi,L rresb ton ' l^‘
o S af ? • rlklca .
f»“ilyna«: table cntllry VHS.(' ,r P er,oß » ,,,lrf
8 ,U^.**^ ie * w c*r, Ac. Wara ’ clothing, |«»ot* and
aaj wooadbu£* ' t ™ I s2SL ftl 7 ,, *" n ’' a * w
AUSTIN IQOfIIS 4 CO., Mefthnnh’ Bichangf
Th i°J , t?*\*" n S£ lpril utS £ck.“° rU ' " rM -“
““d, <i»».lbT„l» t 0.., j„fc ~
10 Bonds BrjjlV «>««*■ \
Coopon* * 0001 p * nr P’*7«Wr Jsu\
« abarw Mechanic*' Hank Stock.
.*■
apl« Htocks. I 4 Ct),
BE SOLD, at'the i,v
*iL/. ffii -zTrz'fc" <*>. ™ »«w
» ttat* Sharpibor* BrUga Stock- *
»£!S£ SSKS.totV 0 " M ''*•** «•-!..
M.rr’.££ii, M,50.57 ,IJM.SI.
P*w St Panl'» Cbanb, Killi or 11.
ACSTIN, Looms A CO.,
•N'o. i£ fourth itroft.
I?s£.*j* l3 ' ! :-j | . > . W»wm«t<Hl on Bluff and
£. «“ »»« ll.™-. =2
2s?';,Sl:*"‘' h s, " i - L '
10 «h«r*a n«nk of Pnabon*.
o™ r ,Jfc ' fl " ““
mr*J
WANTED IBrnfISDI ATRtjY, — «.»
u»£!X,£i„. * « j sss*
•id nui. mwcj mo/. ~m l , "'I comitrj,
li»»<r>cle»rlugrr«iii{o<u L, »U<u 7« l"' “ lb ” t, “*-
[•rural*-. nud .u« V,‘ r - ? or full
•• • -
tucks wantEC
'MecbinltV Bank Sfnrb. »
Klchujj* « .. !' r “ 1 "* fitorfc;
*»««ernj Ufan i UC# u •
Mt>DOßgah»u u
ACSTIV l/Vilfn . „„
Steel w.Ur rSrS!?*COw
W Tg—
MS. OARI >BV&.
To 111! crden, by
_J*2J _
Cantiftatcs.
o?pif. s f N'eglev, Esq., (mem
dst- f.-. r s“f f b,l;ar , I;ar township, b ft CftlxU-
T«-otiuQ. C * *° the R*pnblta»n Connty Coo-
Peebles
*-* •*”««• «» ‘csrcsss-
Rhoin <viii>fr. »nl>>>i ( (~ fSo n,-u..„ (~ '. ,,t1 ° r Allt-
Un.i.ly ' ~lr
f&?* ,<?,lCß,, '. r — ,ARED W- iiKl>H.ofthi» *S,«k
W w<!, Pin .S.jrgb. Ita «mdiiljiJsi/ lir An
pheny f. uurr. hlh» R*[>nbHr* a Omni*
tiou - • v" 1 ’ 1 ' 11
•Petite*
(fS*isHi:n.ir.- L) S : WiluajT Woods,’ofs£
. WKkl-y Don.opL, U a candidate f er Slicriffof 4» n
Eh«juy coouty. •ulj.tt tbo County Conc»ntlo:i. “
mrjl;dtc*
jaotirrß.
IHlucationai,
auction Salto.
AUSTIS LOOMIS 4 CO
&29ante.