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iitsbutgi akttte
,O, * shipping it East Thisprivilege is now (prac- I LAWRENCE, K. T., Jane Rth.—Ex-Governor
I {featly) ' T • Cincinnati
?) .C. deniedhim- he man inwho ‘l)r tat lac tcrs.
Stanton addressed a large audience in this City -—. .. .`'.'_.71_.... ::___ . t _ _........
I last evening, in opposition to the English Mill- Per Malterit OTice.
_ flrin ;abbtrtisrmrntS.
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Jot—Vent.
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Rottrzs. ‘.
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(owns a thousand bushels of wheat and wishes to I_IE.A.LTII : Store on Ltberty Street for Rens. Criu.c.ts' Lssra.t.scr. Coxrtrr, 1
--„,------ „.., . dle. It is reported that he will speak through- Complying with the urgent request of him- Glt ACE::
- ^ , ..1.-,lUstaid. marry offer it for sale here, will not bring it here, be-fill 1 - : --uliseril.ers wishing to clos , their busi. ~,.,.
~ . _ rlttstor 0, Jane 1.55.11, 1355. j
out the Territor y : ' A:VD Bk.:ALTO:
-, .t. , • , 1 , t thdr ~..m.,ott, ,
~ ~, ~...,,, 0riu1i, ,,,„„ „,,,,,,-„,,.., ~,,1„ 0 ,, L„ .. 5,
.....,_?,,,.. I .. 0 7 .lllePre.dent and DifeCtOrs
cause if he fails to realize his price, the Penneyl- The wound of Gen. Line. reciived in the late 1) 1 .. .. Confurr-1 un tt, 1. Ulu., 1.,) wectc. c r,
~, 1. .M. 1. -1 1'1 1 C11...: .1. W....3Y-lih:Ss . , f. do th .t 441,..,ti0 r u /lb ctuCt I, d t tl...
n , ~., , l ':4 . `„ .1 1 , , 17 , ... , 1
,I thle day dal-trod a dledend
Tanis Road will charge him as pauch for carry- , affray, is very bad, and lie may have to sutler ii.ve coactiabd to retnuiu DOCUL As d.. sliEltWOOtrs ' .1 , It 0., r.,.,.,11, ,„ ,',.t, `,.‘',, " upon ayes CW/ 0 NWNk• 0 7
amputation. This affair crentea the moat intense T' -..- t. -. d..... 1 cl lo et, , for 111 lc .1. -.-.1, ..cs• ur 4.-1 ,•,.,
„.,.,.
r.,
~, , • . the edockholder: or t h eir leflo
log it East from Lore as it would from Cincin-l' IS It sit AN yIN pITTSUCIIGii, CELEBRATED s RID. Ts.r. .. ~,,,,,,,,,,,_ gu ,,,..,,.,,,, ~..,, ~,, 1— ~. „,.1.,, -,: i . :7:,,,•,,''''''' ',....,‘;l ^ , o• .1'.11.t . credited ta tbrir
excitement, which--i , . now i-ortewland allayed.—
Doti. The same is true or all other article s; and 1.., I rody de rocoult-1 .ct their. ..st. 0, As , • ~.., ~, t.t.,• ~..,,.. with an alley leadlnz tc. I ',nu ..
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N• • • /I t 1 1' t-• 'lt Ti r“ r e t-• 5 , Is: EON" I....XPJ‘NrJIi tS.: ly 1I( I • l , r l t r ‘ ,11 .0 1 ,1 - 001 - 11rCrr, I
The exam in.'s' ion -Of- the partiel was postponed Put -, tdcth. Mat dl,t, Iv cc '
the effeM of the diseriminrition against us is 10 on yeu..rday, until 1.4..1t NiondiTy ..rr.JMTE THE ST. CL 11 It 11cnnt... 4 ,. ... • I'l , t , t •a. The p r .-; l'„; A ',, '
drive purchasers and .alters away from •,,,, who Mr. Wells. who way arreatvd a fv. '-1.3-' sines Pot , .s-cet 5.„i.,,,, ~, c„,,,,,,,,,,,at0n, a.tbma, lis - ...di....t ttoi mmat... - im...• f• vtd.....•• . ~, .:, .•.It ,• r. .io -.. 0 ,..,,,,,;1 k ,,,,,,,,,,, Wt.. a y.1.1Li.1L..., , o , . , ~,,. ,n..,,..,,,,,„1.1,,,,.„:„...,,::: ''•• n " .01. re
would otherwise come here with their ar0.1,1, Drone hies
Sktla wil .11,i Chronic Complaint. '''' . - - '., • , l'u , t h c.c d,; .Icrlided u .111-ich r..! cd 'l t ll7l; ' l r l i ,i " AT s '-'7,,„ h ;
- li+ oar of tint murderers of the five men in Idon ad, duct:, thu ...... dlc• ol -Nue. July on I A 1,....c ~,,I i r 'IF' 1'.1.51 , ..1. ~1 B t t... ccharu. to 1..- cc' T.l .-.1 tt. thu rt-Inut..d t cd the mc-....k .; • -
cot.{ 10,4 recognized by one of the men, who ,„,„,,,,,,,,,.. ~,,,, .
Our position then, in brief, is IS ti :it: • • !....il.l w ,.., ' . . ' cr.among I•olowautY t,,...,.•. ,n. ld'll''Y Th., cd......t11 altentidu Id I Ludt S.. ..2...... I.c. 0, ca... c ,'scrod„
severely wounded at the tune NEM LINEN SU PERI() II till KT, ' ' Li. r A ... tit t-rt.ll.lc sad NN el I.orrat.ged
be unrestricted. Let a mail buy ‘,5 , -..11 tv..4 of ,
,-;uxur.r nor iil,ol.flNo er , ro , l —A resent
us, if he chooses, and ship through h. ve will, da cotntnunica . tin . • iff f theCu , llS FITCH 0 ',VI-MN ....in. ti .t anti t . 1.1 N.:.
nto the Indian i lee r,dn ,, u- . . .. . 4E1.1 ..0.1.. tit theur tr..xlmont f ' r • ,:ne " tre7L ll tt.li ,. : " I'
" '''''''' "' " vr'" • ''''''''' '' " ..1• I I I ... I C .I . I . I7 .: I t 7 : ,I I I " .. 1 '.... L1 2 . • : 1 : Sr. ''''''''''''• I'
r ''''"-
••' ' •
004 t for handling or transferring Li, fr. 4 , 1 e. if perinlendent of Indian Affairs at San tor:Lucas- ".
i the railroads choose tfi Jo it on tht,&,, toms but co, reports s strange but shocking custom that '-','
let him have the privilege al,o of buying or 11011- prevails among almost.
of al h l the . Indians of
B , l s .';tli n . ...-,
ing here, if he . ho..ses, or of consigning his f ,. . , )rn wi t , a ,,, This
a ; e , is . t .l ha l t er,ves h ors i ng 'live .
eliildren, the 1
m
goods through any linters he 1.1.,, , , I- n. , 1 tili., tribe to which rho belonged will bury the or
little enough Vet this cannel be, so long 114 phone alive The superintendent states that be
the railroad diseriminates against UN by l.c:ping. will ii, all h. e ff orts to put nn end to this cruel •,
the roles to and from this city relatively higher practi se. toil had
kern
imP'"ii.le to
prevent '
it ent i rely it ym, even on the government res
than to and front competing points ens , not ervalion.
P. IP. •ILLUY9....D. L. 742011......1.113,
S. RIDDLE & Co..
EDITORS and PROPRIETOR. 9
X.1TT5131:15t. 4 3-r.
THURSDAY MORNINO, JUNE 17
lit - PUBLICAN COUNT'S" TICKET
ran con,Arts--ner nteTFir :,
GEN. JAAIES K. MOORHEAD, Pit.11.114,A
ooncaras-2T-D 1 , 133 . 61,.
ROBERT NIcKNIGIIT, /Jleglton, Caty
RIALTO/I,
JOHN F PENNEY, Pittsburgh
ARSZYRIT,
! J. ON FOSTER, I'lttoberrh
ELI 11. IRISH. do
DAN F. BAYARD, PRIMA%
JU 'A IL ZOLLER, Meßcewport
ROB RT P. MeDOWELL,
DUIDUTT,
3AI E 9 I. GRAIIBI, Allegltony
T. PROTRONOTART,
DANIEL ARMSTRONG, PlttAlm,,l!,.
ZACEIRES PATTERSON, In.linno.
AUDITOR.
JOHN H. LARIAIER,
coomm,
CHAUNCEY IL BOSTWICK', Law,urni
DISIGTOI Oi TDOIt,
ROBERT 11. DAVIS, Ohio
west of us
Povrooszvn Fowler of N. Y. has appointed
We quote from the Ncrtr, Aar,. In further - a female clerk to the window where the ladies
••The conductors of the business we ,:sire to apply for their letter!' The stupid mt.' Ile
THE NATIONAL Ftstssces—The President, as retain here are many of them residents of other should station her at the gentlemen's winden:,
States, and do not distinguish between Philadel- ; and apnoint a hands fete young man at Cite ladies
his late message proves., has opened his eyes phia and
Pittaburgh;or between there cities and —P r , . J. u , • ;
---to the fi nancial condition of the country ; he I any railroad company. If they must pay an
I i rt ,„i t ,:n t , r a .:.i .
b 2 ,1 e d It: I z::::::otr,1:7,0:0,.;.1..-::, 1 ~, , ,d , ,, , ,, , 1 . , .
has at length discovered the point to which i onerous tonnage tax, they simply send by other
the nation, under his guidance, is Alriftiog. , flis ; does. This is the great point, and once !Tutees • ;,..,,,,,., :i:.::,::,„.,,,:,,,,i
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l i ng d t is h c e i zz i f o o r, r , all . : i g n V Ti i stau7 , er f ri e t r i t , t e , then. . l
mind has lately been so much taken up with I , tt,s dcte... vain of m ...au ',h.. her -itl9..ct 'rt.. r. ettlt
forcing 'certain obnoxious measures on the pee - remains on the part ofany company, let all par- ; '' f ' iu theee ' ttut "'" l ' teet bra I ' tett. ' " s. '"' .;;;'''' ' '
; heti,' to t to. ~, . ous rye , a. and 141... N i r ot Loll, losoiS, I s
pie that be• had no time to attend to other and ties unite to remove it." tat 'tit+ r..llet ba.., I..en ....,.....1.11 1., . deprt.4,...0 nod pi...
more important matters What with buying up.' Softly, there. Let all parties unite to :remove 1.11.0 sof err 11,. hoh.r.., no.l the r..iwnte.l attempts et .
votes in Congress, and rewarding partizans out- ; the unjust discriminations, fi r st. Justice to the ...tad, t., i.oot tie....1‘.. op 1 , ) u,.-. .r. , ' , ~,,. ..i., r .
side of that body, he had little care to bestow on • people first and to corporations afterward-. The l ' ; "`"" . ""Y el•"'" 1 ." ' t "" l r" , '" "" l ' itt '''"'" e t "'"'"' i ;
that department of the government which our I voice of Philadelphia would be potential in re- ' t ) ": , ::,7 1 :,
. t . tet ., ," .. t , , n e, e , ': ; ; ; • , t . - ;,! " :".,,;,.. tm i t" : ; t , i ., ; ,`,., ; :,.,; . ,
greatest Statesmen aad best President-sin former moving these discriminations, anit of , long as e 0 0 ft51i0.,.... i .,,,,,..1 ~,,....1... suf. Of .. h.t.1.0. t.,11,..r
times deemed worthy of their undivided nth.. they remain it will be idle to a.,1, oar eff-opera- et,... ~no, tiff. ef.ofea ~, 'to „I, '..rAt,l 11,11...1 Ptote•....r
'Con,- The extent, however, of the great •Iraft tics in anything that will inure to the benefit of "" c ,: t , :: 0 " ,._
B.•, hr •feal I .I,tr Itoetbast't MI e,, , , .
'on the National Treasury has at last become so the road that oppresses us.. When the trashing „,,,,. Ti,.;
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apparent that oven the wilfully I , lind must see , load is at our shoulders we .iii listen much bet 1 molly tem .,,,,..,, e i,,,•filho p u bli c s hos,l3 guard a. : 011,
it in the effects of a single year's bad ndminis- ider than we do now • daretoodi•e.
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trallon of the public affairs. Since the Lecompton I _ —....,---e,---- - . ra-sfid et r i per 1.4 Lie. or eta
. 6,t1.... h.r $.5. t,O the or..
I.II'E THOUGHT of .1. i 11,11,4., --The follow, . prirors.llXNJ I'AG F., JO., A CO . Nl,ltig. bait, Phoru:a
Swindle no longer calls for drafts on the public '
lands, to reward traitors and bolster lip weak ! lu g e/leaul' from the Life of ' bun " i te eh l ul nn • ; r.;t:7,,,,t,t,;,t„t:,t;l”;:t".;;:i,uh.WZLe,tir.eegt' te;t " -e te .` "" at
• shortly to appear, is taken from that portion Of normity. r...1.1k ~. I.
friends, coo may hope to see some efforts made
the book where 01 , l Mr. Illiellanan refers fre-
towards retrenchment and economy. The North I
f l uently to Democracy ill connection with the
American, in commenting on the late message of
the President, remarks t I names of Washington and Jefierson t--- I
"A sage old nude was ; once instructing, n I E. ,,,, , ,
"'Adversity teaches useful lessons to nations I
as well as to individuals,' the President 111143..4 I y oun g one . . t\l i t y oun g fe t e" ' soil l '": ' 3- un- •tf o, . t ~..on, o ,
tattier was a jackass, there to no disputing that. ,
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informed us. Indeed it does. We have learn. ;
but your gMilidnit US on you.. MOI iiffti .ids 113. , . '''' ' .. ' ''', '".
ed the lolly of trusting the naticfonl puree to
a horse. Ther fo 9 • ' -- Ith ' ln. '" I " - - i '` tu . "' -st-t. ' t et ' et, - -;" i ' eeet
those whose only care is to feed a ra f t patron- ", t ," . , .e
h t re, u t te r spell- ofpone o er, ~,,,
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age. We have been taught the error of handing u ” ";"" et it cline "' ' hot Y . "' l' eu "" ttlter a m 0., „ ..- ii,'..,' t d...,1 • ~P..
was a horse.' "
the government over to the sutler service, and
to the business of buying and selling lands as For sole as soon as issued by booksellers gen- e f e. ,., .. •e .
I well as influence. Adversity has taught us , orally throughout the Coiled Sint,. British ; .t.,-, 1:• , •
that we cannot flourish under the repressive America, Utah and Cuba.
policy which knocks our industry to pieces when
a shock of financial disorder comes. What adver
sity is greater than that which spends so reek.
leanly while it provides for and protects nothing* t
The President says that extravagance is inevita
ble
where no responsibility is felt as to pro- 1
tiding the means of payment, yet there was
never - a time in which this sense of responsibil- i
ity was so little apparent as now. Not only do
Mr. Cobb and Mr. Jones neglect any such cares,
but Mr. Buchanan also.. To borrow is not to
provide resources. The forty millions already
borrowed provide nothing but debt: not a dollar ,
of means of payment is furnished; yet where i
have these men watched the expenditures, and
held them under that rigid surveillance which
' prevents waste" On the contrqry, the War De- ;
partment and the Post Office, at least, vie with '
\ each other in the profusion with which they I
•
brow out contracts and patronage is jobs. Fir.
rown is determined to give the albsttly to the
ehauntepec line, whether Congress is willing
OT not. 'lithos a great stake in strengthening
the Southern States he represent , , and he claims
that the Tehaunterfec line, beginning and ending '
in niter.' States territory, is his to contract for
exc usively. If so, the New York, Panama and
San krancisco line is also under his exclusive
central; and he may establish a route from Nor
folk to San Francisco by way of Southampton,
Suez and Canton.
"It is impossible, the president sitys, to ascer
tain the slim total of appropriations already
toted. Ws, have the same difficulty. In Con
gress there is no regular bodge', and no man
who can\ guags- the expenditure which may be
authorized This is the fault of those who have
the government in charge. It is their lousiness
to adjust Hapenditures to receipte, and if a Brit
ish minister were to know nothing of the rela•
lion the purio expenditures bear to the public
resources in time of peace, his tenure of power
would he eircumscriled very n.,on.'
The condition of the government i. lif.let.tl au
f appalling spectacle for Mr Buchanan to con
template. IteW , do matters stand' Let us sum
them up The, seventeen millions in the trees
, ury on the fir - SE•:cf July are gone the twenty
millions raised on treasury notes ere gone sod
the President se is in a message begging Con
gress not to adjour until more money tool voted
to carry on the government. ' Congress rpond
, ed by voting twenty millions more, which will
be absorbed before \ the close of the next quer
, ter. So it appears that our democratic admin
istration, under the guidance of the experienced
Mr. Buchanan, cannot get along in time of
peace, on a basis of eighty millions a year. The
canes for Ibis departure from ancient usages is
the new use to which the public money is put
in these days of bribery and corm pi ion. Nor
can we expect a reform in the management of
the public, affairs until_the country is rid of the
influence which the 51,.0e Peavey now exerts in
the administration of the government. -la old
; times," says a cotetnporary, "the government 1
used to be conducted for awl. fifty CMOS to 1
each inhabitant ; and even solo. zer . lien Jack
son's day for about one dollar to each inhabi- ,
tent. But under the rule of the Share Power,
• when men can ouly be held tot he support of the
administration by sops, jobs, offices, and spoils
of one kind or another, a levy of three Alb.",
OD every man, woman and shill in the country
is barely sufficient to keep the government
afloat. It is certainly time that we Lad a change
of administration." Wo think an too!
THE TONNAOR TAN —The Philadelphia .1 1 ,.,/ , 5
American alludes totlio late visit of the Phila
delphia Com co it tee i 4 this eli v. and is Touch
pleased with the trAtment they re: awed. In
the coulee of its article it says.
"The real interests of both Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh, and of the whole State, indeed, ore 1
substantially alike, and it is the foremast inter.
eat of all to promote free commerce through the
State, and. the prosperity of its principal
~.transp
ortation lines. In the red ,
CIIOII of cost for the
great through lines, and th processes of bring
ing distant points nearer by perfect nom:maim.
don, the relative value of way stations must
sometimes change, but Pittsburgh is not a way
etation for the business which re-ally makes op
its prosperity .•'
Our complaint is that, while from one peaition
and the extant of our trade, we are entitled to
all the advantages rightfully accruing to the ter
minus of the road, we have been and are treated
RS a mere .'way station."' It is for asserting
our rights in the premises and for protesting
against being treated in this way, -that we have
been eubjented to co much misreprreerdation.
The North Amerienn adds
"If it seeks to compel all freight from the
west to stop and pay commissions there, it only
drives that,freight elsewhere. Ni power what
ever can maintain such a relation to the great
transit business east and west now, whatever it
may have done ten or twenty years since. The
truth is, that other incidents of n rest general
transportaOon bassinets will pay more profit to I GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE or THE NEW Your:
a city situated as Pittsburgh is, than all the. ROADS.—Fare from Buffalo to New York by the
way charges or commission. it culd . nmioLai
eventf till Pennsylvania railroad and the .°' I New York and Erie road has liven reduced to
were o unite to force trade in stop there. C'
zi): rice dollars. This most llllelloettled IllOTeliD,sl -
under the Administration of (A ~ Moron, an 1
small extra burden imposed on routes through
s tate, sends western %lour end eameen ~„,,,,, within a fortnight of the Salem Convention, of
ovet the competing hoes north and eeeth7 not ; the four East and West lines—has taken the
beCause oPthe action of soy party here, for or ' Railway world by surprise It was oedisinue-1
agiinst the route, but becanee as -a whole there 11 the serious n°lll ' i° " f i';"' hot we " ;he
Central and Erie Companies, with regard to the
are; qbat""" which the tr "" 9 "" i '" .1e net care . crossiog of the track of the former by the Llut
to ineur;ost ; falo arm of the latter at '' t r •
11:h.V IfilOod of the .forth Ameri..ar. i, Frosty : ,i,,, the \P astern
, ''" " l"
millif be' thinks that Pittsburgh seeks "1.0 I gene), remains e t ' o ft h r e n set ' s w l ii t l is d L in a th f i c e il r""
coml all freight from tae West to slop and pay ;since the Central and the brie Co L inpa e ities " l ' n '
Cornnsione here. It does not ask and—Lever I I ,. .,o o n;v o c r otio d u with eho Pennsylvania and Balli•
at" Philadelphia, adopted the most
. prepost7eLsly t
passes,
Plc.,
re a s n olut ,, i , o ,a ns ,, t el at tiling to
has asked fur such a thin. What it doer ask for
is 5 ply that the laws trade shall be lett to I fares, rates,
;pow er segvet to
l excommunicate and, eo far I n e7i: l t" '' thl
their nattiest operation and that the policy new
pu ed by the Railroad Company, which inter
rii
ilet deelLtel I f o uff b xd destroy a W,,,,sikko. line
y
feces with )) those laws and drives trade away from ; o f t h e f our E,,,,, and i ,` . = 1 1 . : . Y e VstillIeShit . , :no ,
here shall be abandoned. Our. merchants do ; self-appointed Omnipotenees T :i u ra ' a r d 'h"e
fare down to ruinous rates—rates lower than
not are how much trade passes through bete.
made by any Western line within three 3i.rs
absolbtelylvithout charge. The snore thole* las t past. What now ''— cio. Co..
Theido.not ask to Profit by it in any way or to Coe. HMls' Of Illinois, when cltallenge.l by
bats any C &need Imposing charges on it. Bob Hughes, or Indiana, the other day, named the
they fo,ask and they arc'right in so doiog, tltit weapons , muskets — distance , ten paces. The
the tales o freight (tore and to hero shall be muskets and ten paces did it—"honorably na •
relatively t e same ee to and from oilier , points fasted tkiknutitile. .. .. •
I
A rosebush 4 in flower . in, tdr Dalglistes gars
West, so th t the Western dealer may bring his
den Providence R. that' quite fills a green
) produce here, if ho chooses, offer it for sale, and b on ' se neventy•innon length, end
contains
ea ,
~ if he falls to find a market, have the privilege' thousand tlowerseind buds.' • ' , ' .
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THE N 1 . Tr dm, copied from the t'. ogre.
aional the vote be the Fort Snellilig fraud,
PARK. IIit'CORDY & CO
by which it appeared that Mr. Covode of rd.., NUFACTI FIERS : , 11EATIIINtl
and Mr. Clark of Conn., had vt.ietl to sustain it.
8RA711.11 , nu , l 0.11. T OA PEE 1 . 111.,A01 , I , .1.
It appears that the Clef , was in error. both of PER nori. , ts, 11,•0•11”.
those gentlemen voted in every instance agninztle, Dol,re mrrat., TIN ri 41 Y.
,IIEET WIEF C,11.14,1, I. tn I Ton,arn'#
legalizing that swindle.
1 T.. -I.
The Flood..
The river is now at a Hood height.
ed in the hiztory of the IValtaah river. At four ;
o'clock this morning, it reached the hich water ;
mark of the memorable flood of which is
ahem ten inches above the flood of IS-01. It
continued to rise at the rate of from three to Ste
inches per hoar, 1111.1 at the present wt ~n 7 I
o'clock P M ; it is two feet eleve, inches high
es than ever before. All the tributaries, as far
no we C.,12 learn by telegraph. trot Lormr,p , l I.
Peru, Wabash, Huntington and FOIL Wayne, are •
hank full and riiinc. 41001110 - ,ve it
has rained, with but Slight int , tinigsion, for
• the pn.tt forty-eight hoot, It Ix, rottrinr
down in torrents at Waltaih at n .-v
Tun man farming on thel oilier rude of tt.,. ri
ver, appobiti\lho fool of plain mreel, ha , l -ix
plows in the field en Wednegday. and
orable quanthy of corn planted 'l l ,o day Gd
lowing hie form arts • N. to ten feel water
Mr. Opp ribose bottom land is n -h•irt distance :
below was equally MI fOrt MI ,
nor,
IN many places the t‘sba,h is three lAtle,
wide. The amount of damage , 1111101. n.,w be
estimated We shall probably 1:00, more- to.
lIIMTOIT • The Lafayette train came in
tirday evening being the first mail tr.ttn
three days - Ind. Joe, it ,n. 1.1,
Tun Far3ltEt.—The Miami irotit,lo:-
during Friday night, until it re0. , 1,1 a
only three feel below thi. eat ti a
At sun on tistorday it CGIII(Iter1C1,1 falling. and
at C o'clock it had recoded about ten indica.
. The whole extent of the river bottom li,tween
Dayton and Nliamisburgloi enl , mer god At Car.
cotton the water is raid to have been w:itiin hoe
feet of the flood mark of 1 , 17, and at. Miami,
i burg within thirty inehel of the come work --
Dayton Jour.
The heavy rains which fell last
all the streams to flood height io this region
of country, and great has iron the destruction
of property, bridges, Se. The greatist
hear of is that of the fine bridge over the De,
Moine at Eddyville, which hod only just Lem
completed, at a cost of $3. 1 , 0 00. (rue informant,
who came down—the Dee Moines, Raving the
Capital on Friday morning says there aut.t
very large rise cowing down that. river: that
there was a general embargo upon the mails and
upon travel of every kind, save by water. At
Eddyville the abutment to the bridge was wai.lied
I out, only a few Stones remaining, and as is rise
of six feet was yet to come down, it wvs pretty
certain to go out altogether.
At Keokuk, our informant saes, the Railroads
we.ro all under water. Five or ELI miles of the
Del MMus road was in °lnnen'. boating condi
tion, with is prospect whoa the rise came clown
of more in the same fix.—llethoyten
WE visited the Illinois shore yeaterdailknd
found but little change in the appearance of
things from what they were on Saturday. The
water was considerably higher in the neighbor
hood of the dyke. Leaving the dyke in a boat,
we passed over and through the submerged
streets of Illinoistown, the houses of which pre
sented a strange appearance, the water in many
instances rushing into the second story windot,.
and in other places sweeping over the tops of
the smaller buildings. We then passed up ; the
east side of the Ohio and Mississippi
to the machine shop, and found the track if the
road under water to the depth of live or via
feet. Cara on the track were only two feet Dom
, being covered. On the east side of the iradc :ct
this point, we attempted to treasure the del.th of
the water. but failed to touch Imfloto with It
pole fifteen ices long The machine shop beitig
erected on high ground, stands ta,ful five feel
I out of Water, and will no doubt remain uninjor
ed. .ther.examing the condition of things at
this point, vs, passed cast through Ille trees alit!
cornfields to Papstown, everything beteg corn
I pletely submerged except the tipper part of the
I trees. At Papstown we found the people hail
thrown up a temporary dyke across the main
road, to prevent the water from reaching the
limmes on the slight acclivity at that point
Jost below Papstown, we could see a clear ex
; pease of water reaching completely to the
! bluffs. Returning, we kept our course directly
over the high turnpike road, to Williams' Hotel,
i the water being three or four feet over the road
the whole distance. At the hotel, a Bich is built
upon a raised plateau, the water reaches nearly
to the door-knobs of the first-story doors Ere ry
I thing looks desolate, and destruction reigns tri •
umphant. The people were busily engaged in
securing their property; while the water was
dotted with skildsand yawls, to the ends of which
were attached horses, cows and oven, which the
owners were ferrying to tho high ground:.--
Fences, lumber, wagons, farming utensils, Se ,
were floating about in inextricable confusion,
and the loes to the farmers and villagers must be
very great. No lives had been lost thus for
that we could ascertain —SI. I.,th
ifonday.
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ticinner, willtout polo.
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54 Smithfield Street, below Fourth,
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Pittsburgh Water Cure Eiiiit>llehment,
FOR TUE CURE OF ALI. KINIIS OF
Dis.E.esEe —1.,81,14kt Statkr. ~t a Ilse Vitt.
t•lsr,l,. Fl Wto no end Chimp, Ibtilroml, to ”ovr rn.
littrd 411,1 the lAYeti , lll of a tivrouttsimn and
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Yton , Ti a, Inning and Tuna Wm., and tlin natl. to Plain,
1.8,,tra [land on .l 14 , ....rn, Fine Whit. Vitrlllad Iron
Stn., Tnblo Wast, known to h« 11. look dornble now In
w, fro and Stnainio,rats, Frvuch Cho,o of now ntyl
Pnie WWI.. an , 11,0 , 1, nithermrdts or nlngle
pieces; 1101,1, 011110.1 Pierorno d in
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German 0110.1 . Ton TAN. :pc...us, Soup
I.ndleit,ic., 031,1 n ill. etlrer, fine Irony
TON iei•l T.bio Koh'. and Furl, Tea icaltrra and Trays
Shakat and Pen-gragn Toth, Mull; Jappni, , nl and ti,,,,ratod
Toilet setts.
Alan, w complaaand lull assurtrtraint. of oil articles sulfa.
It. tor the COUNTRY itErAll. TRADE, iit prices to please
ttru Plio aro rosrectiolly inTitad to net thin
FISH! FISH!
co:: 4T ANTLY ON HAND, A Fll.l. tqippLy OF
WHITE FISH, TROUT,
SALMON, PICKEREL,
lIERRINO, MACKEREL,
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at imago). HENRY 11. COLLINS,
to y 14,111,1 25`Wood stneL
Fri llairL.Mv xel z • rtkA
OULADTACIVILO 07
Alcohol, Cologne Spirits and Foul Oil,
ostkaigc Fordo and ITO &cowl Sre4
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PATENT AN H ENAMELED LEATHER
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ALEXANDUR BRADLEY
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COOKING, PARLOR' AND HEATING STOVES,
Plain and Fancy Grate Fronta, &c.
1101.E$ ALE A AI, It ETA II
..... Ir v •.it AII,VI,nny I',
I,4ll.)lvAnta ages 11,4
Uff][•A and Sales Room.
,ntl3.lydfc No, 4 Wood SI., Plumborgh. Pa.
PAYNE, BISSELL & CO.,
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STOVES,
Grates, Fronts, Fenders, etc
And Mannrartnn•re of On COebrat,.l
(.A.prr.A.l. COOKING- Ii.ANIC,K,
O. 235 LIBERTY STREET, •
Jr2.s:lyrlf.- PITTSBURGH, PA
MITCHELL, HF,RRON & CO.,
K A prlxclourz or
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STOVES,
Grille Fronts, Fenders, Cooking Rapers, ea.,
194 Liberty 91, Pittsburgh, P..
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HEI.MDitI.D . ; r, k:: I INT: t•ItEPARATIO! ,
ILKLM MILLE (leonine PRE PA ItAl I. iN
IlliVillbviArd (leonine PREPA hATIOX
IIt:LMOOLD'S Genuine PREPARATION.
To Pranared arc... Ming 10 Pharmacy and Clienwtri . with tin,
greatest accoritey nod Chemical knowledge devoted to their
combination.
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ELM BOLD': GENU EIN PREPA IAT lON- -Per dievasis
of the Madder, Kidney', tirevel and Prepay.
RRAW READ! itt:AD . — .. le afflicted read," the 1,,i1,,,,
log certificate of • Cllre of ot,r years' standing'.
H. T. Rtt.tvotti — Dreir Sir. I bare been doubled with
en allitcll.,u of the Madder and 61.1003 • for orr v twenr3
year. I h:.,.. tried Pli,i sir lam in vain, arid at laet conclu
ded to give your genuine Treianallou u trial, as I bad 11,2311
It Light, apoben of. It atf..rded inT lanuediate relief. I
have need thr,« bottle, and I .Bar e obtained MO, 1 , 1,1
"M Its elev.. end feel much better than I have for twenty
yearn Previous. I base the greatest faith to 115 %31 - timo sod
curative 'Titters, and .hall do all in my p.irer to utak! It
Iknown to the affitct , .l. Hoping Dila 1007 Drone advanta.
p.m to you in ...1...mg eon to Introduce the medicine. I
ani truly yours. M. Mv - Cidtuna
Le•i•town, 1'... J.. Li, Feb:.
Eininid soy dolt Mr. McCormick's •taternent. 0 ,, ref, re
to Um following gentlemen:
lion. Win. Waive, a: 00001001, PVIII.,IOIIiO
1100 111.11 Li Elorence, Philadelplint
Hon. J.C. Roos., Judge, 71/42 e.,, Ps.
lion. J. S. Black, Judge, Pidladeltdil.i.
nom D. R. Portrr, ex-Governor. Pennsylvania
lieu. RIBS Lee le, Judge. Milked. 11.1110..
Hun. R. C Grier, Jnilge V. R. Court.
1100. G. W. Woalward, Judge, Philadelphia.
Don. W. A. Porter, City nnit i _linr, 11,11•401plals.
lion. Jolla Bigler, ex.tiovernor,Callforula.
HOD E..Dititt, Auditor ii,....1. WaThingtOti, D. C.
dadmany others, 11 /, . 5
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Ain Cullata, kwer that. Lola]
s, uou ing gm, hero g.i
Kok, .t ma. 1. llianguld elanly ots th. ••••11,Pli.
1D HON 'CI: FOR SALE—
.' v It.a, caualrj nun.)
Ibu tom.. 1k) A pplr,
~, Eutr;
In f, inl All I:1 V Ell 1•I t.1W. , 1:
)( )0 BACON SI10[1.1)EIC
1‘
.S C
Alio! C., kAle to.A
j. T I.Crt LE A I
QTOR.O.A.: TO LET T‘, , hug,. tiry Ce!
1.7 kr. Dud mild
31,11:1,1%1"
St , ~, t, I ,t... 11".. I. tont ettt•t.t.
AWNS, BERAGES
JJ LACE MANTLE.
As ....eel and the 3 kno N..
IA I V Y. it...L.1...5...
Tr FOR CIIILDRII.Is:S' CAPES
p. SieoCo+. p ort an. .le
'I to se-ortutent In the, It, just r. Pie...« call an.
'Lou, jell dare. , e II ANt4IN 1.9% I:, 74 M1T1....
•
IVERI ieltl1"110N ~f DRESS (1 ) 01 1
I Mneffirn, Moor mil t ; Go, is
t; otba. J^-.tl.r F I.' 111NS10.; Lt.% L 71 )1.,L..1 •1
1 NOIA BBER CURRY CONIRs_Ai,
ng
Anl. xt 11, 1t..1.1 I! J A Ii 1•111L1.11'S
;.:p
)iTALsitEp.risc: 4111, ,
I I l,el qualay f..r nalii to. 11).• 1.. h% 1101.1... r I. p.a.
mud Clft3r strut 1. .1 A II 1•1111.1.11%+.
.) 0 0 . • O
101,2 Su iA.conwr of Wood an I r-ort It
9 ri CASES SAL Sol , A for snip by
L VAllMit,rtm•K A et,
'I.BALE ANISEEII fur ,ale fy
jrl B L TAUNT:ST.(Ii A e.l
lIAMAR VARNISH hi
J.. 12 11 L. FA IfS I:STOCK A rt
1(1 CASES CHROME OREEN for sale by
k/ Jel2 B. L. FAIINESTI24A A CO
CASES AMERICAN VERMILLION kr
" Pale by rel . : U. L. FAIINKSTOCK A CO.
I BALE LAVENDER FLOWERS for solo
by II L. FAILNESIIJCK U CO
DRY APPLES-511 sacks prime Dry Al.•
ylrn reed nod for Ingo by lIELYKY 11. COLLINS.
BEANS -20 bide. small white Beans for
de by J 0 LI
2 ENTLY COLLINF.
ITERRING--25 Ws. Herring kr sal, Iy
Jel2 IfENIIY II COLLINS.
V LOU R-35 sacks Summer Mills E: tra lino
Ts no. Floor Junt r‘beli naisiwnownt. lor
jail 1100EKT MEM% ird rood et., twat IY,KI
11OFFEE—'5 hago gassd Rio in store kr
!ale by 1011 - oItERT DICK KY.
DEACHES-20 bus. Toon. Dried Peaches
In eon, will rwll low to e 1.... ROD KILT DICK KY.
AILEY'S PATENT CURTAIN FIX—
TURE—Thee boa to woo rood nud *AL al 1.4
at.. 12, Ft. Choir et. toil J A 11 .
IN DI A RUBBER DOUR MA TS llt Lr•t
nrticlo lu oat f.r salr irt
111 J. • Ii I.IIII.LIVA.
1 TONS CHARCOAL PlO METAL:
iaa b.yr Jtai
sad fur sal• by pril S. ItitßlSoN & Co
QUGAIt CtiltEr) Dltl ED BEEF- - lo
Aj reordvng tbl. dry and for .1. by T. LITTLE
2 - 1) CASKS BACON SHOULDERS AR
iving an•l for rah, by JAS. riAILDNIS
. _
BACON.-12 casks Side, and Shnulder. foi
sale by Jelf, it. DA I.ZELL a CO.
M ACK A REL-- , ..5 half
n."."3'• 6"r by K. DALZELI &
BEANS. -5 imp small wltiter sale Int •
kIS LALZELL L eo.
DM GOODS of every variety n 5 cheap :
they can be found nay One•. C. 11AN7 4 011 r,
jean Na. 74 Mit ketstreet
SUMAI.).--16 bags jt..t rewei vet!. For Hale
by Jvls h Al Alt LICH & CO.
SUPERFIN F LOUT.-1000 bias. °llia Su
warm ns hand And for tale by
Ida McHAIAZ & ANJER, 12A tbnotbl et,
~ i•I:
u .
~,.,....,. rr
Al 4: N. A:. DER RI YU
ItriA 14‘vtilinzi
r I LET
ger ;_."l.alr
1.01 111 .1, 1,11.A1
?I 1 .. 1 plyna.uta. ma,. pa) 3.
1, .•,•1 t • :Lnra4 intarrst
i....,,, I I, ,n..l pa, M Wiry.
:11:110.1:.
t p m
Iftl
Irk
4 1i
FI11:. LF. - tot Lou.:, four mils•:
h., 1 • :And ,• ••••1 1,3
6. • ith 1,, ••• t.a. I.thrrty...l.)
1...• •, • ••!• I ..1.1 , It • IV !SENN.
lAtt 611. Ltltl.. - A - North
I•
fl 4 i ; I
• • oin , !e.l I 11 lIL,QM and
I or. l
IMIMI=I
Thtrl ,Fn01.110.1
131-
rtv
..,e
mor. 5.5111.-“1.1.11.1
•
11)1 ITITCII/.1.T1V.1:. Jn . r t
Bin)
1:: tb.. firm a. 111...
witl. I. little
nl.2:n.f
City Property.
A K.kl:, "ppoirruNiTy :tow ..ttore , l
Ito
nt2. rAlu.kl,l.• !Lea,.
~.I.re4 e nr.l los. I, 1. r•
th ~.r.l n f.,:.fl
al-ng PO-. -I, • t Mnit..tr)
171 ;R-.
• t ,nll, t.
A
ni•11,1. P.orf.nr• .rn
In N4dr,i.11 , ..ut 1-nt ..arth . ,:eud
. t. ,•
Al,t wale. rr.rtt t • tal.l:ritta. la L. nowt,
"A v" 'A A .Zt!..t. I I:...lfr.nttn. st, , rtt reot
.tttin..•nt• r“..1 rrtlttlitt, tht.••trtt
,
The a 1.., e dI n rabb. nod i,
Ide I. ...di ~1 • /dr
1 N S. -I:._r
Ohio Land for Bale.
rri i 01L•wrib,r fdlie 1,, W E E ifF. ity CAUTION against
t• . It tuanv fraud, perpetrated no our article. Iliedettor'n Cal.
6. - 1 1 . dhd '', 1 nat.., In which there is no Imitation,
01111 " the lab.d wlit-h fur a too; may nod, oar name.
' • Or ". 1 . , '' " •'', fool uhrti,b. thua..traiiet.t fa health, the fraud Li discover-
1 t 1
111. , t It I . l rt.s . i• i d' ."`"'• 7. €.l, an.l the .ale of the priTaration eerod,:imother
and . 1 1^ 1 ,11 ') I nant.• auhatantea. and n .00 euergy 1.1 applied to tell flat
t.... t "" other 1,11104 trump op names Pounding
trl,4e t. , s • :Iv Y 11. "' eunihir to• that atilt., sol.,..rribora, with au imitation label,
... . nd , • l ' . to' Co "1 (aloof .II we , are .0.1,, ill 111.11, 111.}.Cf• 'darn off on the unmspecting
ctd.idy It I , e old at a low to fnr the genuine Ilostetter'a Matra We
porch.. 1 , 1 I" t ^o.o ' . • theref..ro ednrion the palate agairat allwitch outrage, and
p,./ otot v rat , ' on-red requm.t Item, 01,00 purchazing. to i.e., that our mtngvarla
sigi..dure 11 attached to thr latel, nod tee noise of "Ur. 3.
ll...tettr re Stomach Paters . ' blown In the glawe of the hol
t!, al, idepae.i.ou the metalic cap covering the cork. All
°Mfr.+ u , .t haring there mart s. an, counterfeit/1 or frmda.
Snla Druirgim. everywhere, and by HOSTETTER •
SMITII, &A. Proprietor, 55 Water or 53 front eta.
=IIM2
. _
ANDEB.SoN FARM, 21
-tunßrizhuote.
1 , 1 k 1" t, ,intentiv, “Itu 1, la nukl
eultiv.a... tro :kcrr,. • tg....1 ttniber.
I i,•lmr..v. I Etb rbutpbk.t. 711.,, Ix an
I fr. trrrs. In -2.11m.5t ekory nel•I
a .p 1.11.4 .1
Titounptulrotratx ,otro•I oI or, (ramp Pu - r!!1:14,
raclu,l •tuu uoathor Irv, a ~,,all t. n.tnl born, auxl
tar, (race ru.ru, LO I.y:u.
larol iStAt 4 vr t 211/1,1., 6 , 14,0
ma la ator.,:table nelglaroth.xo.l, roux...nicht to
lstakro. ' , hook Ex,r trt mr:cupiire at 'Flit.? OPFIt . r.,
ur Jal . .,lA..rtfT J..4NIIEII3‘)N, Now Ilrl u liton. PAL
_
Valuaole City Property for Sale.
rrll AT very dsirat,le lut ~n Water Street
ET.n.atl..Jetu brin k
1,4)141.0 %%all-, And I rout .11,44, :Lud
It u 11, • r lutu 4.1 . 2.1 4.1
F..r Plu.• rupl • r.a, , y Ax P. payulunt.) up
1.1:1:CII A ,
burty
SALE--flue ~f 11'allave's Patent
PortAl.l” Pluur aitt. 11,1nren lAtest Patout
Murbl (tell. ChM) and F".1.,,P , r, 111 1 , :m•
p:.:r.o .1 t• all , up Aptly to
W 11. rI:TDA NI, (111
•I•otl F ...r 11..lacris & Crslg. nig., Alloghen, I . oy
II HE ILT 1 sritErr I'HOPERT I . FOR
,AI.Y Stort-r......1x0,l Pwrlllne, on
1..1,1ty •tr... 1, n : 4 1 flo.r. known No INS. T.,
.. 'O,OlO i•••I o.ly
no.l 1 . 2 t. root oloog.. o•towlmg I. to
1.3../.• II!. ~ o .. ore,. .1 it SW. , 114.1 Cur
Ira n. I }Ol pa rI•C
._. It.KIN.) /.1171
N.. CI I !Awn, .tr.,
)1t 5,11,E-- A Drug Store situated in one
..f the h•+t lo , nt loon In the rity of PH t nborgit, for oitlior
t. 1.1.1114. rrtnil pr.teriptton businc.e.a ludi.,..Pntrar
1,t11 , 1.16,0 10.11101,0-1 of two ne.t ,
For ttOortunti•pll tovnre of JOHN lIAFT, Jr., nt
ilAt W-4.0 cort,r of K.,..1 att.! Lq3th, Ntts.
1,0,h• fe9
COOKING BS GAS.
A NV( )ItI) 'I'11F: I .ADIF:S.
TE HEATED TERM. IS APPROACH
-IMt.xnOc.tell th.. I lb., tito
(.4,1,1, it
(r oKIS (; , llt NI \ ,
Can
la. tlato• with ay. %al ..pp,.,-.led 1a..., a atli•
out w.th .tapa.--“laltr Ina la AIM 334 1.,d).
31usgrave's Gar Cooking Stole,
T. which er• your .4ttent . :?,,,t N. 7.3
1911 u P,lll . torts r 01,9
WILLIAM EL POTTS &
FLOUR FACTORS,
CSEL.A.ii\T AIVD PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
9,41110. 2.1 Wt.,. Street. We're
ttlreet,) PRILADELPRIA
rwearlt u.l Vetti:el mate C..te.t. , nntente.
.tn3l4,lltn
414 4•.1.1[9 noLlan
11. 1101. DIES & 13110.,
r (IRK AND BEEF PACKERS,
tERII Y PROVISIONS, Jr.
Corner Market .lad ' , runt S
TRIISSEIS,
VOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF
A, lrt nll ll•stagr,
A.I3DOMINA.I. S 1 PPOI - 2:111 - 11.1S
•.f ..n t. , rti.A , ne
PICTURE GALLERY,
FOURTH W Marka,
AISBRAITITES enl
PEII I I ,II IIIA IIII3
Mkt. iu 11, rrta Ali, al eL,..,1 - I,rl
prle/.a. 1,11•16331
CA 111:0 & CO•S
AMBROTY PE AND PHOT4A3I:APII
u.u.LERIE4. N.:11 I,ILIN stx.l, vp./gll.O end
uppontl/.11.1.aag, Dru 4 Y nom 1 1 1.. , •1...4/ 11 .•
11nLaird color", Sp.-Imetro
and 1111,.1i0u 1.
,1”. [...an./ 1 .. 1 111 1" , y
~SII.t PES
ITT I u./01:.
FIFTY CENTS
. '
AUAlf= OULU:kV.
N.I ~.1 FOCKTIIRTREET.. tuy ld. - (4,1
IClns lIE SWEETLY—The latex and
mem &lir-luso pert ume, aletil led from Um erull kuouu
Tulip Hower. A Istrp , supply need Ibis day by
JUR. a y
by
eS forum Dlarunud mod Merkel stmt.
PA PER--A superior lot of Letter Pa
pa, 15 b., 110 years old. A 'mail drudalty tr,r ..14, by
the readm, ruled or 1 , 1515, AL
WU. CI. JOIA2iSTON Aoo'B, .
m/ 24 Wustot., 07 Wad sheet
VOUNDRY METAL-80 tone Soft Metal
.1: Walt bs win WRY H. Gomm
ENII'I.O"S".INIKN•r.
I ll• 5,,, a 1,1 0 . t n, and all Eapruse• Pohl.
I.A .
A N AOENT IS WANTED in every Lien
Iry ,onnly Unitml Slaty. to rusk, , in • rt.
, awl l•y which d..pron.: may
Fnr fia I particular+ ouldra-a• Dr. J.
, II VA lII' VI AUS rurt. , of Ilcoom and .11.1..c , r 61.11„
„ V..rk Ctrl. incl .sing . r 1.....taa , a tamp. )0.:14 MU%
NV A N D I]IIIEDIA TkL V.-10,000 Xlin
•Iv eng-1, to lb., sale of the most popular
Biaik-i in emetics. lavaliibt .11,-chanitvt L rimmed Teaae
era el.-lilt.: to travel, hill rind OnE to very profitable
owl pleasant 1.11,1m.wt, culbllng them to see th in country,
nnd nudiry at the t,mot A1340t2 Intl:lnto..
ere rl..ar:og. from $.5.) to $1..500 per your. For full
and of Boobs, address U. ,M. 1117LISON.
Ilon.o, 141 Main street, Cincinnati,
1: li, I lIC u.t, D. lICLISOS. Plailadelplll.
1,1•4-1.1'
W ANTED—Agents to sell in the State of
Iv 1 , ..“U14 3 t • ot.la, my lIAND POWER PATENT STUMP
Si AVII NE. that two vien c curry about tho firld and pull
tti. tho hti wow I tuo ..turnot by baud In about two minutes
1.0,1. A .I.lto W. LULL. Danror. Muluet
Male and Female Academy,
A ~, . r Cor,ntg, Pa.
lit'NLY
1 ()CAT .1i a .k
El) 1 I )
eaut..u. re
No, f N... Itt ightea, wine
rut are tr..m .11 Imlt.os.ll Th.. , mond
of prime
TIEt. Ft,:d.-to. tar 1t... fl at ,•trt is the tarn
ily l'tnicq al. Th..
hrn n.l
T«rtsl. 4 r AA ..f • r ••• 1...1..
licht4,l,,,t.in An.l
rant half to pes.l,s, the
Ualatt , at the aloe It.. lieslll.
1 , ,11011 commenent tat TLCI.IIA I', the 1,111 day ~t M.y
Etukt..tsta art any time.
1:•-rer to Intl, Park, Nt.snrlwlter, 14.1, 11.01.ii..tk,
1,1,h-t0 . ..1. 11.-itaT.
111 I Lll'S COACII AND CHAISE—On
&atm - J.7 morning, .1111-1 V at II o'cic r ek, %till be
eoI.l, nt tl.. commerr..l kahe rot Ans, No. f. 4 1 , 116
...01 0.4 - h, and one N. a
1 nrk tr ,run I no.I iini•l:«1 In the beet manner.
1017 P On VIS. Aar,
CzEcoNI) 11:W1N PROP
kit TV IS A 1.1.1.3: II F.: , V CITY—On Tuesday evening,
decond st ory aales morn alb.
Nen A ,ction No. :.l PllO, ntratl, will W the aaCond
11r, Juttn Irwin's plan of hie valuable and
locate., r. al °nut, mlualr.d in the ' , rat Ward,
A 11..gnet.3 Or). na the -hut, Walk" property,
tat„ Iluthling Lots t.l various and nu,
by fine Nps, stro....ta and avenurn,
iJno fr•mtil,r7 4 , foot on Iti.igo and Central nit (each
, IICII a - uir.. and eatendmv. 1 , 14, along Tre
m.mt • !MAIN 41 leer is ) this 1,111 ereetrd
..1.-talto.4l k dv, Ilion
I r
Fgmr Long, fronting at; to gg g •fg g n 1:i igegodot Contr.' et,.
bong I.'s:. 1.1 ID g!rpth
g gugg tronting toet gm g ontr-.1 of. I nz trading
along A Ilt.ghont at fg.t nogtro 200 b..t. to
a gtgg ftgot pt.. gin ,1..• i.r.gporty of Kichard Bower/-
El. ton Lon, tach Iggg t ggst r.go Central ft. and extend
tog I•4r '4•A , fog.t Ag'a. 4J toot rgt. ortount. •
Lot.tg - .rfr?, fggot l,tgtral Dime?, and encodingalong;
oil. 'pent wrung 11, tg.tranit %Voter hug, ton
g fog t nll,
Lnt., b, i.e. et. T., thgut stn, and Allegheny
n,.tweet fronton Central at, an/extending beck
h. rda Water lone. ISO feet to n2O feat alley .
Et.iht.ht, Loh.. between Brat Comm., and Tremont .1,
.
rug:rig, 24 and taut front on C..ntrel st, nod h.-Vending
th, dm Water lane 140 fact to a teed alley.
Ti.-,, Let-. whirl haw tw-er, ariommodated to the ern.-
Hoe NI at Cona and • An:on:AA° !lumen:ea/a. are no
,n all the local acieseortga for private ret
td.noi, Plans r 1•71 be hail at the Athition :tore, nud the
premise...hoe u on applicatii.o.
Terms of Sale—tlue-fhorth cash, and the balance in thew
equal annual payment. jaln P. 01. DAVIS. Angt.
T(,BAceo CIGARS AT AUCTION._ .
In Thurhlly allernnon, Ju. I:th, at o'clock, at the
Colon...rend NOVA linomg, No. 54 rilth ,treat, will to sold
.I...xes and ping tobmgcn
It It. a...0r - led Mere..., Sggare.
ie 31. C..minon Kentucky do,
1..11f ch•-01l Pori - than,: T., found. or,
Jo du 'Voting IJrr.n, G. City,
th. eu Floret.,
I. I DAVIS, And-
Q•rot:li i'., FT. W. S. C. K. K. AT raivarr.
kJ ass, in lots to mitt purchasers, by
P. M. DA VI e. /ma., No. !.,4 Fifth et .
AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., Merchants' Exchange
roc]; SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS &
co., AT TILE EXCIIANGE ESREY
TIII:RSUAV EVENING—Ronk, Bn.Lg, Insurance and
and U.'U F rata sdd ILI public sal.
I.•lllt..kan' Exchengo by
- • •
A I.I.TrIN LOOMIS .4 CO.
N0t..., Droll nIDI I...nue °TA 11.,11 Ent.. neguilatt.l en
1..nn0 t.y AUFIIN LOOWN t CO,
wa ergs Notes Broker, V Funrth
J. B. SWKIT7.I.tII,
h.... 101 4th vd.v..t.
REDUCED PRICES.
rill I I E SU lISCRI BERS ARE SELLING OFF
P.( t. ett rittuced prices pretArstory to quilting
I.sot.e, rutopristrig town 0: iho choicest Wall& of
Foreign Winca and Liquors.
1.1,11'.1, Its an4y. 11,,mra17 d.. 1 . 1.1 rt. t•lt I ri.h
I 1..14.4.4. CLampatgue, St. Juli.o Claret, Itarushel,
Nkli 1,11 awl Itla,.Lurtia Mdylrira.
4,1. i Mon-1.441..1a 11) . 0 ISLr.keS, F.opprior T ,, nb1e13..c1111.1
litnckberry. Wag, aro! lhait,etic
llrsndirs, kiln, de., £c., It,
and Ttarent Kts.p..rs, Iron as latttilirs, ii•TO
rs , ssa gt,sl t•prt.rtotttly of sztpt.l)sor; theiust.lres on adv..
ltsgetorts tsrusa.
MITCHELTREE. JR., G BRO.,
m7511f 209 Liberty R eeeee
Coal by Weight.
THE i.udsorilier is prepared tki deliver in
AVegiteny l'ituburgh. . .
Of thi.t.u.t quality. As all Cunt duliver.d 1.. y nio la wolgtio.l
tuir.iliasurn can r.ly gang...thug fnll nieasrare. Alma,
tsOti Y. LL.IIII. Y 1111: BRICK Alit/ CLA Y.
W A. hic43.1.1R11, Allegheny Coni Depot,
.n •:l C.orn , r Atidoraon orL nod Railroad.
il; AR S: 'It:AILS!! —1 hove just received
C
I, of grlllollo Import...ll !forum Ci.
gmant the 4dd 111.1 ....ll•known -Settles•• [proud. Ito..
Ulana t.. , x ol Cigar ,hould call and examine toy
porchaAng etaesharo. 308. FLE3IING,
corner Diana:AO and Market ittnot.
H IDES —dUu uriuse dry Eliot;
grrctt *Allod Calf Skim;
10.) du do Rips:
it , re and by B. 11AltIlAIIGII it CO.,
I‘.l No. 'MS Liberty stract_
MACKEOWN & FINLEY are Agents for
t.ta. J, B br.q.l of VqtniAte, Wasehanbo Nq. IC7
LaNi ty Jell
BACON SIIOULDERS---500t) lbe. just ar
rirrd Vnr elnatorr FL %Yap, forte& by,
IWUT. DICKEY. 134 Frnnt et, near Wo..d.
ExTRA FLOUR—Slanufactured
out of 6.4,1,1 rein.v hr at in store for We by
1- 1 DORT. DICKEY.
BLANK DEEDS & MORTGAGES—AIso,
it , rner.' mud Jnetled• vold by
111 RI E F. AC I I ES---6 bbl 4. choice, in
ju! store and sal,. by DAVID C. ITERIsT,
CLAY -11./0 bs.a. Gerniau Clay;
fid cache do do.
treanty warranted. Jet ALEXANDER ICING.
BI CARD SODA—lfai kegs Bi Carb Soda
rred dirt, t from the manufactory and for eale.low by
jetALEXANDER MG.
lINDIA RUBBER RULERS, Pen Rohien,
raticild ant Intent/dr, for aalehy W. 5. RAVEN,
r 0319 corner Market and Second ettn
750 EELS . EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
in otoro and Fkr skle by
EII:UNGER HARBALCOU h
ROSIN -200 Ude. No. 1 Soap maker? Ros-
AA,ii and ICU ruh English Canstie Acds for sale by
FLOUR—Extra family, in bbl., nod sacks
plyeeysly bn. family 11., fu noro and for male by
[ll,ll ROBERT DICKEY.IS4 nout .t. near Wo.d.
•
(al LLOTT'S 303 PENS, Perry'm No. 2 - ,"
N.JI ro,. lextrs Tat. ra:uts at
M. B. HAVEN'S, etationex.
ca LITWRIIMT d VorNti.
IIOPSL-Th b,gs country Ilop, for sale bi
mot- IL DALZELL a db L
DO:, IRON • 2.1.0 ton 4 Charcoal Pitt Iron for
i .., k by till= T. LITTLE A CO.
(AlLS—Card. Linseed and Neats Foot. Oils
N.., rnurrtant ty orl hso.l_. J 0.3. PLEY-LNO.
bales first sort, in store and for
salo by P,P.RiNOER ILARBAUGII I CO.
As" FLOUR BARR
14.1 qualtty fnr Nls by
DARLEY-sou •bushels in store and for
L sal by OA) LEINUEII lIARDAriIII CO.
Nkr o E A T :1 , 00 bus. Reil Wheat fir side
Jelo 111e11.1.NE& ANJER.
HA.%).IS-3001) lba. Country Hams reed
cc entsignment and for sale &Slow prices by
Jilt/ McB . tNE & MO& it. 124 Pecos,
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