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THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
Vjl-. .•< jr..*
ESyAftLISHED IN 1786.
- ]M" ACKEOWN 4 FINtEY, Wholcsalo
tt C*rt*n 00, Fo. ICt
B' JUTAHOTBTOCK* Co., lato «fttefinn
».“■*« Miwwocfc * Oou, «ad«Bce<aoT» to Hernia*
Dnggn Ho.W, eoroerWood «od Fovnk
8~~ fAPNJSSXOCK A CO, W
iMffc3>rsggJ»U tad Uarafretann of WWt* If!?*
Wood wi Iroot »twet», JMtt».
' • . • - , . ■ ncbl.
'T? SOHOONMAKER, MANOTAOTCBER
U • V.maulMl.BM.Uid.Oiis.Patel. Utlarnrnt
*T »»IVfcikttteliHa'b Mat* Oil* VarnUua, imm
■!■»«, fa. Ma.WooJrt.nu»t«nli. Ft. . «3W
JOXINHAPT;'Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
>raaa>y.).«tola«lMial SrtßU-tov&rtrti* tort*
in *c mroor Wood aad autketrwt.,
Flttstargh.„ -t
fig Or. «P»1
JOHN P.-SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL
' •flnl)rnp,Mlttt»,oUi,Y.nil*<»«>4 Drwtnffi, No.
JSO Ulxity «ta*,niubs*ii. ■
Allorteeatflteecabatpeapl »n—ti-v
- tm«dyda»
finnut —«n! mm.
■DEATOj* BEECEB, WHOLESALE AND
LI EatallDrotMfcCaraerolllbmy enaatClalret*,
Bf’.afrarift. ... • • • .
, fJOSKPUPLEMINU, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
XM. TTflini JTUTf i*T>*Ty»ifc«lrtiw>lnMl ITlwiViril limm
■f z^^r^^rrmatiamtcmrta^ximvxaMMi^l
<«w* v< -.-i ■ fatly.
H - keyAku, drdqoxst;
T J 5 EOH & IIUTOHINSON, Commission
■LI *aJ Ttfenantio*'• KWtbkrts;itdftilblTMtm: IU
«err« Owoco, Floor, flah, Bwon, Batter, linaeed OiLTot
•ad Pmtl ’Jab* Swdl, Trait, ud Fronton
•ncanlir. Beat trn&df Fsoitp floor alvay*'on h«a&—>
A«t,ot* lot the oaU o* M»dI»po Co’ii celebrated Patented
PmtlSttrah. ■Noi.lUBiicoßiiu4l(s.Zlntiti, between
WoodeedSafthßcldat^ftttibarth,Pn.
pHKBSB WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H.
V-/ COLUX3, Fomrtinr u 4 Ousolailoa HadiißLud
Dml(t to CbccM, ButUr.lSk* ¥Uh end Produce nmnJly.
tt Woitl «L,fcbqr* W«f,Mttnborsh. - • ■
T D. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN,
U| * OHIO, Cocaotoiao and Forwarding Merchant, atid
Wholesale Dealer ta Wntars Benrro.ChMM,. Butter, Pot
tod PwH Aeh, end Western I’rodocogeooralJy.- ftoot el.
rtiroaafittiiUifieldand.WoodfFUtsbvttL. . . •
David o. * herbst, flquk; pro
doc*, Provision md Qamratarioo Merchant, No. tSt
Übfrt7«tmV comer er nmd, PI tUbarjh.BtTe*hl» «ttaa>
Uon to tii* nt* of Hoar. Pert, Bacon, I*rd, Cbooaa, BaUar,
Qraln, Dried Praits, Banda, do. Ac. • » »
dgHSoailipimeoU reapwtftdiraolldtod-
A MX FORBYTH, (SUCCESSOR TO
jCjl FowjUi 1 BcoTL) Fcmrdinsr and Ootmnbslon Hw
Lard and Lard
OU and Prodaca fienend!y > y<v7g.Walwt, Rttrtngtf^la.
"PAGLE 'WAREHOUSE.—JAS. GARD
-M ®K» Wlwleaale Dealer In • Floor. Prorixkmi and -
Üb -*
dir’TtfauoMfc.- - > • nrftly
X) I General. Com-
Baahia tn Oroc*ri« and Pjo-
. i
7 .- . s j daldOydant;..
insurance Agents.
B, Y t^ Agen t E oroka Insurance Go^
- A A* oa-ekiek, secretary
A.* Wbutltula lannnc* Company of Plttabmifc,
Jooo , BoQdi»<,yogrth«trwt.- —^.£7.
M AHSTTKLL, Secretary Oiti*
kj ■rot* faimriac* Ooapiaj, &t atwet..
FM* GORDON, Secretary Western Insnr
• «nc» Company, 93 Witter itrect. .
J GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank*
• tiafti* Inwranco Ooi»p«bj, Kort&coit corwrlTaat
mTnlraitntti.... .
1 A. ’ MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware
• MntafcllatauiiceOp,«>TTaiar«troet.. ' :
UIOS.. J.-HUNTEB, Agent Farmera* and
. flfcchaaka*ln«r«ncaOa,flOtt)rtß> street.
‘‘TOSUUAROBINSON, Agent Continental
fM laiat«B»CA,S4l»U>ttr<et.
- W. POUTOBXIER, Agent Great Wi
;» w« laminate Front atrwfcr '
©atpetß.
ROBINSON & CO., Dealer in Carpets. Ac..
Nj. C Fifth ttiret. r - ■
'ILLLAM McCLINTOOK, Dealer in
CarprU.NO. 113 Itetotitwt.- t fr 3
-
TkEALER IN CABPETS, OIL CLOTHE
U UATZiaaS, Ae.Mo.«7Yoarth s«rMt near Wood.
attotiuE*.
ROBEHT M’KNIGHX, attorney at
Xaw,aa4 SoUdtor of Oafi Saak orPUbbargb, No. 110
Foorthntrofe>.Yntatmrgh. delS
JOSEPH S. & A. P. MORRISON, AT
tcffoeraatLsw. Office No. 98 Fourth eh, near Wood,
puubsfgh,ra. •- - njsa
* Brs. Coots.
/"I n. LOV£, DrnUer in Staple and Fancy
-A/, DryOooiß|ii{tf Of tbe original Boa Htv«, Kofi
Pittrtargh. . ’ - mrlfr.
tS/TUKEU*'* BUfiUHFIELI), DEALERS
' • 1 tl. io SUks and Xodied DremOooda gaaacaUy,
aad Kluwla, Embroideries sad Staple Goodet'fiw
family om. -An KnonaOjr extonaire areortmeat la all Che
abor*•lepartmentajnrtraced rod aad.aplUeg at the. lowest
prlem.'
eor. fourth and Karitet oel -
Rll. PALMER, No. 105 Market Street,.
• Dealer la Boa Beta, Ustt, Straw Trial mlnga, sad
Straw Good* generally,. «SS •
etamasra.
S*w Md. fltemd OamA
CAaRIAGES ; ;.AND. BUGGIES,
WHITB'SRBPOSXTOK-2’.
TWO &Udt MW, .HAABLAWBRiCSVILIB.
TIIE offer* foraaTe.orcJßM-'
exchangeoaths most. reasonable, term*;
A b« aaeortaeot cf Barooehe* tad eeoondhaad Baggiee, made
by Philadelphia, soma bat little need. Aleo,
t>ri«t]r<oMM Baggie*, mad* la aj own (hop, from the
very beet materiel parcbaaadiatbaomtarn market Aflae
lotofTroctfag Wagae*|aow.aadaecoadhaDd. Also, a lot
‘ of Boat Aragon*, Jeon? Linda, Goraaaiown Wages*, Jersey
Wagon* and Boekawara,t«9 Am Phaeton*, Mate fbr tone
peraoo*,oae'ofthem wetacafsoak* aodeneof them Row
Torkmaka. TwofineSolkica,wwmade hj Mr.P.
Philadelphia, xad a fcwoommoa Battle* nimble tor light
markaoftg. TbeaabicrlbenUtteteblbeelffcireaamakeiS
to the interact ofpacaemswfchiagto. parchiaa,toghmjrfm
aealli .
Tba «*tiHl*bßß*at ti eooTcnleat to (he dty, the ftial»
atorOmafbnsliaaOoachaepoariiig the door orary ten mlm
Bto*. ■. ; l arP-flewflmT
CwrUge and Wftfoa fflannfiftorf.
M. Xa. BTBPHKNBV Agent,
Comrr Smitk/Uld Sired and Diamond ARty,<
XXTQULV respACtfoily inform tlier^nUP
fT pqUlothathal* wow focatad a* aboTfcgßJK
aa l Uai rammed the boahwaa of Otfriage makiaf In an tor
rai idttca, and Is alao prepared to extents order* ter Wagon
of all deacripliou*, Including al( work tor Ires'Kadmata’
U BoildUnf Acesttßimsetflf the patronage to I IbenHr be
stowed opoa him whlla at tba old at and k OoV
lie wooldeenra hi* friend* that tba aama care and attend
tloa will be gitwntoan hi* order* as h*r*tofbra,h*Tin*#e
onradtboaarrioMofthebect workmen, and baring ample
apartmas* claawber* for the fishhtng of Ana work.
ay»A good *—uitaant of berry -work pow on baud. *nlt
ahto (or Bprlngwm. -All work wanantadfer 13 month*.
ja-PartlCTlpatteptloagirantoT^atri.^Jalttyf.
' Ooaeh aid Oarrlage Faeterf*
JOBRIOS, BftOVHßft AOO.,
<knm If Jfcf—f Struts ‘
* • a Tjxitmtr ?
cttould respeoxfoixt nr.
YY brmthatrttt*o4b«Ad tkepnbllogane-Iffi^fe
rallr, that thajaremaaaftciaring Canteen Baroacbta,
llortaiTnjri P"Cr c *"i «■ .»>*■•*» rart>
oca atyUa of BmSi and propqrtloca. . ...... i.'
< All order* wOl beegaeatedwlQi ctrict regard to dsnant/
V andb—alj nf fialtb, Bepalra wlfl alaaba attended to on
»<.. wm± n eamiitiir li'nni 'Ushlg In all their work the
bmt Baatarn Abaft*, Potee and Wheel ataflj they (mlcosA
deot that *U who fever therewith their, patroaaga will be
•Hhctlyaattadrd on trial of thdr - • - • •
BnrdMWsaro-moaatad to gti* them a can before par*
[hmirgaiaawfc***" ' ‘ ' noktlyd .
p^jsfrtana.
T\B? WBKIBN CAN SB CONSULTED
I I e* Dr, pmitl.y'gamm'Plfth and fkakhfleki atreeta, on
ibn>AnlnS&a>Alß aadMTTODAYS, frmlft to
> J».y<aiiS«<*«BrowMniUßoil. j»aajd»
' JOSN (THOMPBON * CO,
HOUSE PAIxVTEES, gi^ziebsjlnd
nod pltwsrgh Whit* ImA otwnn go.hand ttWwer-
We me prepared to Orind OoknmrnlAtani D**«id*«r
other* at tbedMCteat aottoe, M '** hara a tsOl whla
grtoda byctoem. Painter* win aaro ptmtf by gattla*
iaatr oolon grenwd with na. ;• mrfcdly:
-.-i • .•FoimuirA.y. •
■ - -^xuuia^fciiAWJe,
BOOSE AND 81GN PAINTERB,
B&fr(otdPa*t(WSae7WWrrg) Third atraet,bcrer*aei
-HHiiditiwn All order* womptlyattended Co.
W Wf - „ aehgJyd
ffienttnisston, «tc.
nrrciicocK, u«c&KKav;* co^
[Socccnon to HQfaum,lPCrflfery ft Oo.]
: Forwarding nnd Commission Merchants,
And Wbolettto Dwtes !a :
Prodaeti FloutaS.Wml, •
‘™ l m Stmi lt ’ Fw ‘ l “^ h ' ■«■•
Me nA B E a ANJSfi,
BIAICBS n, ’ 1
BUour. Groin andßroduoe. ’
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
raj^hljj 0- *** SetondSi.f PitUbvryTt, Pa:
so»moiTO^».
CASMISO A BOND,
, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
'/ ' MB' North Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
For Haadaof Ftodoo* tied potchaMof Fbh, do. Any
.orocn ostnitted with theta will bo promptly forwarded.
bauma mca- jqhh u luou~~-.—ws. a. uses.
JOB. a liSSCB St CO.,
1M.519 ft 1 flu Liberty at., Pittsburgh, Pa.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
' : AND •.
■ .COMMISSION HEROHAI^JCS.
. DEALERS IN
FLOUR AND BACON,
Tlit Plate and Tixmer’a Btook,
' - AND
WTTSRURGLH MANUFACTURES.
" JyUJly : , • , ;;
r. mm;-wm. k. rumens.
fIPBIVGSa IUBBADGn ft CO.,
COMM I SSION MERC HANTS,
• r DIALERS IN
.Wool, Hides, ProvutonaA Produce Generally,
• r No. 295 Liberty Street,-Pittsburgh.'
Jala . . .
' MOALPXN: St CO.,
(Uta of J. 8. Laadt, flfeAlpte ft Off, Pittsburgh.)
GENERAL COMMISSION
. AND -
FORWARDING- METRCHAJNTS’
JJtS? 14 Waahlattoa Aroaua,
. WTANDOTT* CITY, tAwnta .TBUUTURY.
nanmovnoa, v
fi. leech ft Co, and Pittsburgh Merchants eaucr-
lylfcdftwlyT
dJJM H. ; XPOEUTOY
T EWIS* EDGERTON, (Successors to I).'
T. Ilorpak do,) WbolnaUGrooen «od Comm [salon
lO7 Wood stmt, Pittsburgh. tart
H TO" s - “NO, (LATE OF THE
dh^w-t* 81 . • * l Sl° oTb «id,) Owntßlutoollwchaut,
£?* vSS!iL%"£ 1 Wcxmt, No. 70 Water atrcet, b£
lowMarfcelfHttaborgh, Pa.
A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO HAlf
• W,3oimMC*JQowmtalaa ami Forwarding Me i*
umi IndianapoHa Baljroad, ccr
wr Tint and Ferry ill, PMAuigh, Pa. iSyd
Edward -t. megßaw, general
Merchant, and Wholesale Dnloria Maun
tnportej and Dosutlc dgan. Banff, *e n
SlS o *^? 1 oppcalte the bead of Wood. Pitta-
WtSfl,**. mhllly
ffitoctts.
*rae. —.—„.„tso3. lit tlx, ;l
• ,'• T. ItITTLB * CO. (
TWraOLESALE GROCERS,
. - COMMISSION MESCQAXT3,
; Aad ietitn In ■ ’
VLOUB, BA.OON, CHEESE,
nSO, OILS and PRODUCE.
lla Vteond lkt PUubiircta, Pa.
gylibral adrxncexaafo'cn eondgattmti. : ;nrlß
KOBERT DIOKBY, Wholesale Grocer,
ProJqgg nnd Oaanfion Merchant. No. 131 Front
■nwfrnenr . opfclyd
DAGALE Y t COSGRAVE * CO..
(toon, No*. 18 sod So 'Wood Umt, Hit*
Alexander kino, wholesale
On*«Md Importer of &kJ* Aih. No. 273 Liberty
oplayfl*
«B> — tit ii mMn
JQNEB k COOI.EY, WHOLESALE GRO^
Cng Mid Boil fanifahCT, daltn In m»!oca ud
nytoxtHumfletonr, HoJU W.tor oroev ««r Cti.nr
Alloy,Fttttbqrgh,.ga: - ' ' mj?&
.....J0HK UJQWORTH.
QHRIVERA dilworth, wholesale
b "°° j
rum william rwro.
TDUN FLOYD & CO, WHOLESALE
W .h»nl Oommbaiua UncUsl* No. 173 Wood ud
tqjJbextj ttroet, Pimbgcgh. , .
< i ........u,. «... joQi num.
rtirATT * WILSOX, WIOUJSALE QRO-
I ,-f f * CKKS, Cfwnmlwijo lterthtatiaat) DukniaPnfc
1 . rittabergh ilMia&ctar«*, Ha. Sift Liberty Mrwt.
Mt*rt>orth> ■ ■ ... ‘
r SAIAXi DrtJKEY t CO., WIIOtKSALE
• P r *y*»CoTnnrijrif'ay<fch4oU t aad Balm In Prodof.
i. <0 W tar nrwt, *ad C 3 rrooftr— t, Pimbargh. ’
WM . MoO U TOIIEON WHOLE
.Tf SA£B Grocer, Produce and CnmtatnlCQ'Merdwit.
and Deafer In Pittatarah Maanfar taxed Attkln.Ko.lM
UDertjatmt, corner of Brewery «r. Pittsburgh, y*. »myZ
WO *mt1.,..., ..X 9. LtX..—„,CB IS. ATwriH
A TWELL, LEE h CO.. WHOLESALE
tLAL. Grocer*, Produce ond Ownatmtoi Merchants, and
IfeaferelnPtttsbnrihMaßiifrctaree.Ho. BWo.«liimLl«>
tweefc Wafer and Trent sL,.nttshtirghV ap!B
£ao«t.aaaiajCT...
> ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE
bo Orerere, OouWoi Vsrcfcanb, sad Deafen in all
hot Prorlsloca, Produce tad Pittsburgh UenihctiuiA'
Wo. SS Liberty street, Pittsburgh. jalfciyd
Robert h. kino, wholesale gro-
CEB, Onsdaln «nl Dealer h Feathers,
Flab, Flour, and all Had* of Country Produce, No. 2U Üb
•rtyrtreet, Booth of Sixth, Pittsburgh, Pa. liberal ad-
Taaoßß>a<laoncoaalE»M*wi«- Ja&lyd
mm a. exxadim.
TJOBERT DALZELL A CO.. WHOLE.
JLw SALK JlroQerfc (OoamUrioa and Forwarding Hul
- and Doaierviu Produce and Plttebnrgh iiisß&dana
ha, SSI liberty rtrat, Httabcrgh, Pa. \ mjU
Krai Estalt Sflints,
WILUAS WARD,
TVEALERIN PROMISSORY NOTES,
JkJs^aoA*, Mortgage#and all aecnriUee for none;.'
Pet abut can procure loasa through tor Agency, on reason,
ahlate&ta. •
* IbeMwhhlfif to fare#* tbstrtooQgy to good advantage,
canal way* find firat and second ciut paper at my office, lor
All coaumakattoaa and interim strictly confident!*].
Offica GRANT RESET, opporttefit. PnoT# Cathedral.
Jelalt/
taoobgtUtiß, Sit.
'XkJ" B.' RENTOUL, 20 St. Clair street,
Tf # Dealer In tMlgtooa and MiacclUneotu Book*, and
DvMritory'oT American Tract Society’# Poblleaiioea.
■ mrlOcdawl/F ■ .
WMrG. JOHNSTON * CD., Stationers,
Beak Book Matmffietume and Job Printer*, No.
67 Wood atrwit, rittaburgb, Pa. :eiai
T?' C. COCHRANE, (SCCCESSOR TO
X*( 8. Sadler,)WholMal# and Retail Dealer <□ Hooka,
fltutwowy and Paper Hanging#, Federal etr#et,eib<!oar&
r ßof Market Pa: ■
JOHN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER: AND
Btattoorr, inece—cir to DarieonA Agnow, No. S 3 Market
»tr»#t, near Fourth, Flftitiiii 481, Pa. .
El AY A CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STA
te'TXONKBS, No. IS Wood street, next door to the cot*
ner of Third, Pittsburgh, P*. School and Law Bookeceo*
rtantlyoo hand.
JL. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA
# PONKB, No.7BFoorth et, Apollo Building#.
Hunt * MfNkr, bookseller
and Stationer, Mmonto Uall, Fifth afreet.
Musit,Sit.
TOHN H. MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST M
lP between Diamond Alley and Fourth etreec, Sola Agent
tor OmOKEBtNO A SONS’ (Boston) PIANO FORTES, MA
SON A IZAMLI2TB MODEL WELODKONS and ORGAN
HARMONIUMS, and Dcalrrln Mwlcand Hoateal Goode.
S r KLEBER A BRO., No. 53 FIFTH
• Bt~BlgncftfcaOoH«flHarp,Boie Agent tor NTONB
4RE’S (Now York) nsrirailed Grand and feuare
PIANOS, and OARRiRT A NEEDHAM'S fmn*w MELO>
DXOHS and ORGAN HARMONIUMS, Dealer* la Marie and
Muatenllntel—ata. - • -- '• ••••■' " • '--.-ftS
/CHARLOTTE blume, manufagtub
\J KK and Dealer in Ptano Forte#, and Importer of Mario
and Utulcal iMiUMti Sate Acaat fcrtb#HAMBUBO
PIANOS, aim tor BALLET, DAVIS* Barton Piano#,
with and without jßotaea Attacbttaat. US Wood (treat.
; BiyS • . !' • '
dFutnttittr.
; JAMBS W* '
CBiIEB.
" ; WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL,
Kmbradaf Irnj ii,t« of
‘/jar. o» w x a;, tt » 33, "
ROSEWOOD, MAIIOOANY AND WALNUT,
’. ~y J 'J ■' - • ;•: Duitibiafcr '.. •,
, r PARLORS, OHAMBERBANP DINING ROOMS, ;
.. Rqttal to'any In
NJS.W YORK AND PHILADELFIIIA,
: L OWES PR TOEB.
' article mad# by hand and Warranted. - ®*
CABINET MAKERS
Supplied with any anil CHAIRS,
• , HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS
FnniJibadattl**b<jrtirtnotk#._
W.»imoo««, No«. T7tmn I*mt> 6»m«t,
V Jam ' . : pirrssmau, ej.
an a; rwii——* low*—— ,u ' onl •-
“ T.B.VOUNOACO.,
unMCNIBI #»
fURNITURB AND CHAIBB
-Of Stott DooriptioD.
fAO»OET-fl*™» WriLuf PoM Am
WtitkoHK—Foi. ; lBt« tmitbOeld XL,
CTEAUBOAT OjSWfTJRNITURE— We
O or* ee—tnnfty arWAMBOAT OABIN
FOSHITORS and dUXRS,-asd tertto th# aMantlon. of.
thorn tetarartad in ftaralihlog bcata.
. mWaJAwT . . - - ■T. B. TOTING A CO. ;
iTVTOW OPBS-Thc boat assorted aod cheap*
il W ttoek Shawl*, Uante, >Whru>
rCoMFDnrntsg Oood*, Sceffin Work, and LouMUckJa
JhaW O.LUNSON LOVE,
■j.tttf'. ; faanarty Lera lm.«o. ta
in anj
SHfISIteSSS
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PITTSBURGH. FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1858.
iSamtfactttms.
C ARTWUIOIIT * YOUNG,
(Saccowon to John Cartwright,)
Manufacturers and importers oc
J.UL l*ocktl and Table Cutlery, farcical and D«ntal In*
•trumont*. Gens, PUtolf, Fishing Tackle, No. 86 Wood
ttreet, They gire syedal attention to tbo maontactnrlng of
Troaaes, Snpnortoni, Ac. Jobbing and
toality «ad ampatch. nplbaly
Jt.cmx>K..x... M .B.VADBtr(uiTa~.~....v.& uaiustoou.
CniDGK, WADSWORTH A CO.,
Manafactarer* of
Patent Oscillating Engines
AND
Portable Engines and Boilers of all Sizes,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Noira E» or tbz Aqbxpcct,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
WKXtbS, RIDDLK * CO~
80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
Orders oolld tod frcm tbetrade,and prompUy'«hl>
pod U per Instruction*.
Tsana—6 month*, or 5 per cent- dlvoant for Cosh.
•efiMydAwT
HEKBY GERWIG,
Ao.-tSP, corner p tnn ttn( f flr a L,u» Sfrcrii,
Plttoburah, Fa.,
TITANUFACTCRER OF HEMP AND
AfJL MANILLA BED COKD3, HEMP AND TABBED
JtOl'lU front in. to inch, Kw end Oomnaa Packing
Tarn, Tarred and Bpno Yam, Sash and Bell Cord, Wool
Twine, Broom, Tying and' Bewlng Torino, llax and Cotton
Edna Tvine; Ac. ■ • .
®B»A foil snpplj.of tbeaboveartlcUs constantly on hand
or mode to order at the lowwt ca-h pricea. j»-J7;lyd
MOORHEAD A CO.,
Ajwierituu, Pi oin and Corrugaltd t
<3-AX.*VANTSSBH> SHEET IRON,
For Booling, Guttering, gpoating, Ac.
Agent* for ITomFe
Patent Imltationßnaala Slieat Iron'.
house—JVa. 13C Ptrti Street, /Y/CrfrursA
mr27:lyd ,
" A. L Y O N 8,
(Sitccemorto A. Lyon* A Co.)
yururaenjat* or
LOOKINO GLASS it PICTURE FRAMES,
AND DTS ALSU IN
VARIETY GOODS, AcC.,
So. 138 Wood Ht,, Pittsburgh, Pa,
fe3altf *
MORRIS Ac COLTART,
boli lusrTAcnntxu or
HUGHE’S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FORGE AND TRIP HAMPERS.
Hammers of tho following size? &c.,
made to order:
No. 1, Lift 7 In. Cult blow, 3093 lb*. Price 4 550.
“ 2, “ D“ • M 5698 « « 450.
.“ 3. M l 2 *■ ** “ H 699 “ « fiOO.
“4, “15 “ *• *• 23058 “ 900.
“6, “20 “ “ “ 41150 “ “ 1500.
“0, “24 “ “ “ M2Ol •• “ 2COO.
49“ Orders solicited. Per particulars address
, n , „ MOIUUS A OOLTAET,
Ja-l:iUy PiTTJßtnsan, p*.
S-A3TTJJrCIj BRADLEY
Bahc List, (Below the St. Clair Street Bridge.)
Allogheny City, Ponca.,
tusorAcrvan or
BRADLEY’S WOOLEN KNITTING YARN, :
Of «reryO>lor and Number.
IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
abort ratlea for every color or number of Yarns. Hat
been una of tba original manufacturers or the celuura
♦U -‘Bradley Woolen Tsnu,"ln eonnoctioa with my brother,
Wa Brmlk-y, of Wheeling, I would respectfaUj solicit a
chare of the order* tor Yarns, as shore,
A9*Caah paid for Sbewpgfcln* and Wool. j*2T:lyd
vtunndaoxhth—ggiaa
_ WILLIAM BARNHILL A CO.,
61 Penn st., below M&rburr, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
Inm Worker*, Mannflctumra of BarnliiU’i Patent
Boßer, Locomotive, Fined and Cylinder Boiler*, Chimnej*,
Brekhen, lira Bed, Steam Ptpca, Condensers, gait Pan*,
fingar Pass, Iron Yawls, life Bouts, etc. Alan, Blacksmith* 1
WorktUridce andsYladort Irons, done at the shortest no
tke. Ail or.lers friim a diitonre promptly attended to.
• Pann Cotton MiUa, Pittsburgh.
CHILL'S <L CO., MANUFAC
IV TDRKBSof—
Penn A No. 1 heATy 4A Sheetings;
Carpet Chain of all colors and shades.
Cotton Twine;
“ BedOords;
Plough Hoes «od Sash Cord;
“ Hope of all nixes and descriptions;
lotting.
49*Cr\Sata left at the Hardware Store of L«an, IVitas
• 00-, 131 Wood street, will bare attention. j-yviy •
dAHiTiuwnii
MANUFACTURER OF
CCLPIIUHIC ETHER; Sulphuric AoM;
AJ 8w««t Spirits of JfUrr; Nitric AeM;
lEnfixoan** Aoodytuy Muriatic Arid:
Afjoa Ammonia, JTP; Nltrvxj* do
Fowler's SdiKfcm? - BIJ 3
May be Lund at John Irwin 4 Sous, t? Water street.
i.P.rnm 1 *. jouxsqx _ .J.T ~.TI. wiTTJqhnsc*.
PXKKU * JOIMnOV»
MANDPACTURKR& AND DEALERS IK
WE. CHILDS ACO’S PATENT ELAS
•, T f.? ANl> WATKIH*ROO* CKMUST
*WHNI>, Tints Sr»«r, ntulmrah, I**. cwj g u \»
PwiEiMi tatb «. soar,
LUMBEiI AND OA3 FITTED, No. 10
fourth rill»hrif e h.»'"! ttrtrt, , lr iJ rr .
heath Escalator noli, Allegheny.
_ «arErrry ilncrli«Joo of-PHtinge tie 'ffiUr, (1m &od
P***”- 2. DoMrly
MJOIIN VAjBPVKLL, -re '
ANUFACTOREROFBOOTSI^
-ood SUOE3 of «r«*ry description, No. 34 SmithOeM
■Wert, Pittsburgh, P*. '
«lpt)Olotttp.
****** *• eaasiiaia. jostru a. a coma
WallPapr Warahou*.
Walter p. Marshall & co„ im
forttnind Pnltn, 87 Wood iimt, between kooxth
streetsnd Ranvmd Alky, where may U Grand so usunslrs
■Kirtnji'ni of orery Aleecnptlno of Paj*r Hangings, fer Paf.
tea, Hills, Dining Bourns and Ctonkii Aim, Window
ShadM, Id great sartory at lowest prfcra to country dmler*.
•ol* : WALTKK p. UABSUAJJ. ACO..
—i.., —~ n., —w. a. atTnuii,
T? EDMUND SON A CO., No«. 93 and 08
-Life ftilrd street. Bear Wood, Ua&otiietUTwr* s&4 Dealer*
Id WALL P.VPEU,
CHKTAIN (HIODB,
ORNAMKNTP, FRINOE3,
ZA&ELft AND OtfltD.H,
OOUPOUTMIKIO,
PATENT BPHUL SPftIKU UATTfUtSHBB, Ac,
Would solicit ths attention of pttrcLa«ra to tbtlr large
Uul na, M W ..WLI •
r PIIE FRANKLIN ALMANAC FOR 1839.
J. ~Tbl« well-kinrwn and popular annual, formerly pub
lUhc-1 by Johnston A Stocktou, efter a Upas of year*, will
again »bf>rtiy l>« brtawl. the calmlailon* as. formerly will
bo madsi by the eklUfol nsibemstlrlan, BanfotdC. 11114
:«'!» * no »m also br Its pagra nr.li nwdtng mat*
t*r as will mako It as siiurtaJutng sod Instinctive mspA
tine. Besides t —y
and Ingmtoos table ef time, bq accurate method of draw
ing mnltUaa lima, and other tnattars of permanent valcte
wilt be adUd.
Orders of buokseneri and other dealers ara solicited In
adranee of publication, as hut oae edition will be piloted,
and onto* wilt he filled according to priority.
w O. JOHNSTON ACth, PoMi.bcrs,
Printers, StaUoasra and Blank Book linkers,
JetD Mo 67 Woudstnot, PUlsbutgb.
QTAKCii AGENCY.—HAVING BEEN
O appointed Agent for Pittsburgh, hr the MADISON
STARCH CO SCANT, for the sale ofmclr cetetmted PKAEI
STAiiCU. (which la warns led equal (nqualltTlo an? knows
Inthieiuarketjarencwpreparedtosnnply Wholesale Deal*
ars at ounnleetursre'prteca. We InTlte tbeattontlon oft be
Trade hi this article, to anesamloatlca id oar present suck,
and which will be knjitenstl to the demand.
. ATWELL, LIB A CO.,
nyl No. R W»!stro«
BUAUrs PbBLISUINU HOUSE,
12fl jVoeeau Street. JVc<* York,
Wbolesalb abp Eciiil Cheap Book, UAOAxnre,
PcßUStmtd AEDBoosaeiLLIIIoEBTABI.aBMEAT.
«rPartiun)ar attention paid to mlscellaoeoua order* for
an> article connected with the trade.
W3.Gatato{aeaMst frreoa addressing
P. A. DUADY,
flocstuor toll. Long A brothers.
r-iySthCnJ 12a Nssmu street, N. ¥.
CIIRAP DRESS GOODS.—MUKPIiY A
PPRON.PILLP har* reewred many styles of Ladles'
ure« goods laUdr, which they are soiling sary cheap.
Baragea for 12U and like: m * v
Bacall far like.
LoeTla Cloths 12>£c. -
. . • ■ „ Lawns and 10c.
• styles of Fine Ooodi at less than usual prices.
COPKRIOK BLANK BOOKS;' LakenC
V7<lobrul& Ouh DooUind THy Book*. A largo npplj
on pawl, ttiado In tbe moat aoperlor roanwr.nf tbs flwt
qaaUt7©fpoj»r,»*p«eUlljfor city order*. Plonk Books
aiouo to onler, rt)l*d to out givea pattern. >
J«« WM. 0. JOHWBTOM A
FISH.---66 bbls and 60 hlf bbls new No. 3
Unclunl,
S> bl»tl RkUinom UciTioff,
30 .do IUIUuc liu,
60 da and 60k<tt« 1,3 todS M&ekml,
60 do Lak»Pi*b, (flitoTeaodfhmlnby
J. B. CANFIELD.
&ALMON, H ACKARBL- AM D HALIBUT
O Jut rtceJrM at FJIAWCB*S Family Grocery and Tea
Btcre, Federal atreat, Allealkoy.. ttotne of Uti> larratand
Attcat Kn. I Maekaret aba Salmon to ta fruod la to* city.
AleOi 100 Ibe. 8moli»d IlaHbot In ftrlmw'order; ' jal -
ROOJ3RIRS-—75 bhds.priino M. O.Sajcar;
VJT IMbU.. H.O.Mota**
76 bxs Tobacco, Tarton* brands;
16 keg* Otvlat Tobacco:
300 bxa. Window Glam, aM*jl elxeA.’
Recalred and for sale by JeO A HOOIgQM A OD. •
NEW HALIFAX DRY SALTED HER-
RfKGS.iabbbr.oadkalftibW.' Jon rewiredand for
aaia, wboleajOe or retail, «t FRANCS’* Nov Family Oram
and Traßtoro, Federal «troc t,AI Icthrpy. ja3t'
«n BXS. WOOD’S PEAKE STARCH in'
'J.v/ store and Bar aala by . : —-■
B. t. 7AHNXSTOGK A 00.,
0, corner Wood and fourth yt*.
"jR'XJRAFAMILY FLOUR-3 00 bbLvchoice
vhlto vbMt Eitro Ftailr floor tar **l#bjr
>™ MaBAMIU;Ayj»A. Becood wL ~
Tfi JARS PRIME BUTTER
AV 6 "' do * rr>.\i-y-.
fiscUatiibrMfcl,, SORIVKR ADIIiWORTIT,
- - 130 and 332 Second «t-
-MKA.B, Poarl Barley and Oaten
cn " SIuS of lapctlarqn&tUr.Jiutnc’d
.Mdtot nfe»waow»l« Kti null,- tt;FRANO&S tasUt
Orooyry and T—fltcnyPwif*! at, AIL-K&nr. -
Silver
Family *sck»ltrm. Wheat; 22m3»nax**il;
S each* Feather*, w» landtag (ran ■ Uninv Glenwood lap
oatabj r.jut ■•. 7 IfIAJLUI DIQKE7AOOva:
20,000^^“^,'
.. ,v/.y.r.;V)»40*.f.-do Bids*
: .i'.f ■ V. " T V P&tcf>B»'o. BaUU, ’.•“•"‘-'r
’takmttoafttiiMir? .')rt->-£uxiDl4jo6C
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Tbosi the forty-second AamialßeporV of **Tho
Society,” it appeals that4hriog
th 6 last year-tho nnmber' of Yolomrs issued was
a total since tbe'fon&ttloirbf
tho society of 12,804,614.' The following table
shows the number and variety of books issued
during tho yetr.
English Bibles, 239,373 ; English Testament
346,800 ; Testaments and Pailma, 44.804; Great
Primer Psalms, 0,377 ; Volomei for the Blind.
523; German Bibles, 12,830; German Testa
ments, 28,010; German Testaments and Psalms;
212; German and English Testament 0,051,
French Bibles, 1,232; French Testaments, 3,-
145; French and English Testaments, 587; Ital
ian Bibles, 148; Italian Testaments, 492; Swe
dish Bibles, 580; Swedish Testaments, 24;
Swedish and English Testaments, 1,208'; Welsh
Bibles, 980; WelshTeslaments, 713; Welshand
English Testaments, 390; Danish Biblss, 1,267:
Danish Testaments, 24; Danish and English
Testaments. 1,410 ; Irish Bibles, 10; Irish Tes-
taments, 19; Dutch Bibles, 197 ; Dutch and
English Testaments, 535; Spanish Bibles, 1,-
552; Spanish Testaments, 3970; Spanish Gospel,
and Acts, 1; Portuguese Bibles, 2,419; Portu
guese Testaments, 3,534 ; Portuguese and Eog
ish Testaments, 323; Hebrew Bibles, 268;
Hebrew Testaments, 29 ; Hebrew Psalms, 03;
Polish Bibles, C ; Polish Testaments, 24; Gaelic
Bibles, 2 ; Gaelic Testaments, 4 ; Syriac Bibles
3 ; Syrio Psalms, 2 ; Latin Bibles, GO ; Greek
Testaments, 113 ; Arabic Testaments, 4 ; Rus
sian Testaments, 37; Indian Scriptures, (parts)
202; Chinese Testaments, 45 ; Finnish Testa
ments and Psalms, 2 ; Septuagiot, 46; Choc
taw old Testament, 2; Choctaw Testaments, 304;
Grebo Testaments, 14; Acts in Amwaak, S ;
Mpongwo Gospels, 5; Hungarian Bibles, 20;
Hungarian Testaments, 20; Bohemian Bibles,
52 ; Bohemian Testaments, 55; Reprint of Re
port*. 1 ; Hawaiian and English Testaments,
92C; Ojibwa Testaments, 161 ; English and
Spanish Testaments, 245.
Tub Psasant Revolt in Ltssia.—A UUor
from Brussels, July 8, says: **Wo h4Te now
received more accurate accounts of the outbreak
of (he peasantry in Esthoaia, tho Importance of
which can hardly- be overrated, particularly on
account of the neighborhood- of. that province
to St. Petersburg. Serfdom proper was put an
end to In Ealhoniaaml in the rest of the BaDio
provinces of Russia more than forty yean'sgo
under Alexander 1. The present measures of
emancipation donoi effect the Esthonianpeasants
at all; but this seems only to have excited them
the more, and what they now claim is free pos-.
session of tho Und which they at present bold
on hereditary tenure from the nobility. The
rising is general all along the coast and has com
pelled the nobility to soek raftige in Revel.
The engagement xnseUoafd yasterday took
place between part of ih# garriMfiefßejel and
a body of peasants, about one Ujjgusand strung,
who are moving to and fro eneonniging tho oth
ers to revolt* They as yet have’ no'olher arms
than sticks and clubs, pitchforks and sharpen
ed poles: but they are so excited that they were
not afraid at all of tbo soldiery, whose numhsrs
iris true, were bat rmalt. The..soldiers were
eoon .overpowered by the large number of the
peasants, and left altogether fifteen men, four
officers among them, kilted; while of the peas
antryaboot forty may have been killed. The
chief scat of tho insurrectionary movement
Beems to be very near Revel itself; but even at
Borpat, which is situated at llie northern part
of Livonia, ami which la likewise peoplea by
the Esthoian race, symptoms of an approaching
outbreak haro been observed.”
Moarnr’e Caass CfULLiaae to all E*qlahi>.
—The Celebrated American chess player, Mr.
■Morphy, has arrived is London, and requests
ua to announce, is nil courtesy sod respect, that
he is prepared to play any man living a match
of chew for any aam from one hundred to one
thousand pounds. The match' to consist of
twenty-one games, exclosiee of draws; to be be
gun directly, and the money posted down. Mr.
Morphy would like to commence at once, aa he
Intends visiting Birmingham end of August* to
play aUbe groat chess gathering then and there
to ba holdcn. Wo bolievo Mr. Morphy's, views
as to details to bo gentleman-like and chess-
Hke la every respect .He would object to play
ing In n privato room, profering to have bis
play looked over; he wonld leave the selection
of the arena, we believe, to his bat
we do not bind ourselves tq state moro than an
outlfao of hie views, lie would like to i play
daily—eay from noon till the game Is coded; but
wonld, we hope, insist on dome plan of regolat
lag the time, which, without limiting the fperl
od really required by bis opponent for the cal
culating his move, would prevent all shabby
recourse to delay, suoh as sitting for hourk over
a single more when tho king is in check and
has but one square to go to. Ur. Morphy
means chess, and nothing but chess.— JJell'i Life
fa London, July 6.
. "Ma Ann me Kuo.”—Did any of onr rea
ders ever observe particularly tho Kota Bene to
**our own Montgomery’s" letter to Enoch South!
Here it is“ Send it (the whiskey,) to James
Buobanan, £>?., card of the Itoo. Wm. Mont
gomery," ko This reminds ns of tho back
driver in New Tork who was sent by his employ
er to drive lord Morpeth a few miles‘lnto the
country. When ho reined up at the St. Nicho
las his lordship was standing .on the
“Where is the feller /’ inquired, the man in the
livery, "who's goin’ out in Mr. C.’e carriage ?
“I suppose He intended for me," replied the
English lord. "Wei#" added the driver,'*'jump
in, I'm the GenTmjh as is to drive you." Wath,
Repub. & :*
Easlt RipijAko Wheat.— ll*--Advantages.
—Johu Johnson,-tho father of undertrataiogin
this State, ana one of the most successful wheat
growers, says he wonld give apprise of $l,OOO to
any one who oould tell him now to ripen hie
wheat ten days earlier-than it does now.—Even
four day# ahead of his neighbors Is.a great ad
; vantage, and saves him in a great measure from
the ravages of the midge; and this is one of the
advantages he has gained bjihe uso of-salt,
lime, high manuring ondundertrainiog hleiand-
Hie object is to have his wheat in ear from the
6th to the 10th of Juno, and then, even, If R
afterwards ripen slowly, U Is too forward for
the midge. One piece this year, that was sev
eral days more..forward than usual, hospedks
of ae "splendid," while all around other tinn
ers nro mourning the utter destruction of their
crops.—A'. T. THbune.
00 t 67 Wood it.
Tdnoldand erroneous, ideetbet the whole
region of the Rooky Mountains North of the4Dth
parallel, is a sterile region, presenting'im al
most unbroken Iflcld, la completely refhted by
Got, Stevens* exploration. One of the'oEcers
of hi# parly, Lieut. Saxton, nays in hU report:
♦•I find that my previous ideas of this Rooky
.Mountain range.are, so far ,as this section'is
concerned,’entirely erroneous. ‘lnstead of a
Sikt pils of rock, and mountains almost impossar
; ble, I find a fine coaniry, well watered by streams
of, dear cold water,'and interspersed with mea- i
dowscoTered with amostluxuriant grass;’’
: : Thh Danbury ftWs sayi that a woman who
had been divorced from-herhusband onwcconnl
of. his drinking propensities and consequent
cruelty, married Mm antfn on his: reformation
during the gieatreidv&rDbi,the husband fell
Join his old. habits, andashori time ago, inafit'
of intoxication; returned to the' house bf rth#
woman he had twice married, ‘and committed to
the dames eTery arUclo bf r fier weariM: *pp ft «i
upon whioh he could lay hiahaaa. VroribeSe
tnyil of her trust In thia and other
how.;; positively ‘ declares that- she yrlll neoer
wum| f him affaM. ■ . r ;,' •
-tMTayal, AxoresMands, up.to’Jußeilißißth/
there fcaabeennb summer, buibleafcwM bii&b*
aiV.The potatoe disease has made i&.'eppear
aheeand threatens great, daznager
Cohrand wheat ara search ind.Mgb, and mat
\u*atiUw Va.-The
'*vards Ot fide have Uds y#ar, and
I: •<
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»[Cormpondenco of thePittstorgh Gazette.)
Pen and Ink Sketcbe* «f the Penmayl*
Whilst wo ahould, os Pennsylvanians, fool proud
that the enterprise of oar cidteni has constructed an
excellent rood, by which oar two great oitica aro
brought nigh together, yet the blush' of shamo is
npon cheeks when wo coll to mind the fact that
all tho mighty energies of the managers of that road
lure been devoted in unceasing efforts to oppress
tno pooplo of tho State, and to promote tha interests
alono of that portion of the peoplo who happen to he
so fortunate as to reside between tho SchaylkiU and
the Delaware.
Having closely watched tho movements,and being
■perfectly familiar with tho policy that has been por
sned by those who haTo had charge of tho road, I
purpose devoting a portion of my tlmo : lo the prepa
ration of life-like skotebos of the same, in order *h»t
the people may bo made acquainted wilh the past
history of h company that now has tho assurance to
ask an annual appropriation of several hundred
thousand dollars, Cram the treasury of the State; to
enable it to carry on “Insane competition" for through
freight—or, in other words, has tho impadenco to
demand, as a right, tho repeal of the tonnage *«t,
which it solemnly coranantod topay,foreror,in con
sideration of the importance of the privileges con
ferred upon U by tho Act of Incorporation.
I should have been pleased if on abler pen than
mino could havo been secured for this Important pur
pose, but haviog waited in vain for some of our'
gifted writers to davoto their talents to this object, I
havo been indaced to attempt to do what others could
have more ably done. My object shall be to toll it
plain story In a plain and trnthfal style, and should
I succeed in arousing the people—the tax-payers of
my native State—to tho importance of guarding well
their interests, and closely watching tho movement*
of a dangerous monopoly, my object will be accom
plished. • - .
TERMS*
, Tho Pennsylvania llailroad Company was incor
porated in the Spriog of 1546, and the construction
of tho road was carried on with an energy that de
wves tho highest commendation. The President,
Directors, Engineers, and all others concerned, are
entitled to great praise for accomplishing so macbln
a very limited period of time. Before “old fogies"
were scarcely awaro that work had commenced, the
neigbings of the “iron bone" were heard on the
highest poaks of the Alleghenies and were reverber
ated through the valleys of the Susquehanna and
Jnniata. As early as tho Pall of 1850, the road was
so far advanced as to form a connection with the
Portago ltoad, near Hollidaysborg. During the sub
sequent Winter, extensive arrangements were made
by tho company to do a heavy freight haziness by
railroad from Philadelphia to Johnstown, and thence
via canal to Pittsburgh. Simultaneously with these
arrangements was the policy adopted to make un
ceasing efforts to depreciato, the value of tho State
Improvements, This policy was faithfully pursued.
All tbe energies of Mr. Thompson's gigaotio mind
were nnceasUigly devoted to the accomplish men t»of
his favorite policy, and the result has boen that our
great chain of canals ami railroads has been given,
almost as a “free-will offering,” to appease the in
satiate demands of this monster monopoly. C.
JonssTowx, Pa.
Weeds.—Wo often soe .fields, exhausted by long
cultivation, and "thrown out" to replenish them
selves, covered with a' heavy growth of weeds. So
for from renewing their energies, such are Incoming
more exhausted, and will eontlnno more so as long 1
as the weeds are allowed to run riot on them.
No crop exhausts the soil more than a crop of weeds.
Actual and accurate experiments prove, that in
fields where tbe woods are allowed to grow
with tho crop* they diminish the erop at least
ono-fourth. Ttjey rob the earth of the food required
for tbe growth of nseTnl plan tv, and when the farmer
turns his land cot to rest and replenish Hs energies,
he is but exchangingone.kind ofcrop'for aetill worse
one, if ho allows the weeds to grow and mature their
feeds.
So important has this matter become, in the view
of scientific agriculturists in England, that coarts are
directing the attention of grand jurors to theeubject:
and, through them are forcing the attention of the
public to this all-impartial matter.
Tbe Irish Itoyal Agricultural Society h&Te resolv
ed, “that at great lejury arises to the fanning classes
from the growth of weeds along the public roads,
whose seeds bejng allowed to ripen and ehed, aro
spread over the adjoining lands, a circular beim
mediatcly addressed to the grand jurors of the several
counties, soliciting them to give to county
surveyors to make it Imperative upon road con
tractors to cut down and c remove all weeds, more
particularly thistles, docks, and rag weeds," before the
first of Jane, and at such other periods in the year
as may prereot their injurious effeeu to the farmer.”
' Taxis ahodkd BAnxr aajul— Much attention bas
been paid in your valuable paper lately to the man
agement «f fruit The subjeot Is on* of import
ance, and onb worthy of yonr consideration, as well
as of more aUehtlofi among formers than it generally
receives, lue Messrs. Editors, I am willing to do
what I can to call more attention to this subject, and
would therefore suggeet a plan to which a few dollars
might be profitably invested by every farmer who
bos a baroyaril; it is this; to set out as many apple
trees arouud the bare and yard as the room will
permit.
Tree* so plaotcd will toon throw oat their root*
under tbo bare and yard Where they will flnd an
aoanuaaco of nourishment which hu soaked do*n
werd from the surface of the yard, and which If they
did uot save, could oot bo made available In any
other way. In <on*eqaeoro of their proximity to
tho yard and barn, they will not need any manuring
or farther attention, taro toproteei them from rattier
till they got ont of their roach, which they will toon
do, and coma into bearing.
The fruit from tree* so planted is large and well
developed, and they almost always hang fulL One
of my neighbor* who has a row of apple tree* on one
side of his yard has two trees of Lho same kind, one
near hb yard, aed 1 the other some distance off; the
one near it, produces apple* of twice the size, and
more tfaap four times the quantity of the othrr. My
neighbor's trees are about sixty years of age, and
the largest I havo ever seen; a number of them aro
about eight reel in Circumference, at a distance of four
feel from the ground, with a distanco ot sixiy feet
acres* thorn through the heads, and are still growing
rigorously.
}ltit also agreatadxantago to a yard to bayo tree*
around It .especially In winter, a* they do much to
**rds breaking the cold winds, and preventing much
Buffering among the Cattle. I hope that thoso who
feel disposed'will try it next fall, as the outlay is *9
small, and the result so sore, that I doubt not they
will bo satisfied, and an addltonal attraction be given
to tbo old homestead. - Aowicol*.
The object of sueh a course is obvious to any one
who reflects for a moment on the fact that tbo seed of
weeds will lie in the ground for years without gemi
nating but’as soon as the earth is plowed for a crop,
spnog into existence. Nomatterhow clean our fields
are kept; if the cqrners of the fences are allowed to
be nurseries from which are scattered seeds for an
annual aupply of weeds. Every thisile-top hueced*
enough to stock acres, aud every burr of dock can
furnish seed for a township.
Let a war orextermlnatlon then be waged against
these posts of the farmer. Maks no truco with a
thistle* dock,, or weed, and besides adding one fourth
totho amount of tho crop, you will ctveyonr farms
a chance to replenish.— Ohio Farmer.
Howto pßsrnor Burdock axd omen stovt
WarDs.— l hate met, “going the rounds/’ a tiresome
and laborious method of destroying those large weeds
that are so apt to infest our lands, embradog tho old
praeuco of hcaplog earth upon them to rot them out,
cutting them at the Wax or wane of the moon. otc.;
and may do the Btate tome good by warranting the
following simple and indeed very pleasant practice to
r QTC 7 InsUnw in which iteballbo
faithfully Performed. It is; merely to cut off tho crow
of the root somewhat below the aurfuco of ifae earth,
!? w i or ?L ßß ? rtofeo P» “dMlit with a handful
or salt, the brine from which will descend to the ffroat
e*t extent over reached by the roots, and effectually
destroy them malUbeirramiflcationa. Who willuot
try lt“». u.,m Jioeton Cultivator,'
of bt spriso stock
flrHl ffSSI
n'OMTin HAJtCTiciOJit 0»
cincKKarao & sons, no«t<m7
{CONSISTING ofsistoon of, their Seven Oo
alxind one-Uilfd OcUt* Tlwo Fort**. will
.bo cpcntnl Mid ready for examination on
■° J v TODOaDAT, JONS 3d. ‘
NOTIC&—-Tho FJano Fortaa nuaorMturad by
Cblckwlne A Sons, are not furnixbod by them toany other
booeo In tSlf city, and alt order* mn«t l»o sent and par
chaaeni directed to the *tjb*cilber. .. .
- 'ixim r-ou»
r OOLp AND BILYKH MEDALS ,
liar* been awarded to
- UHGKKBIXO SONS -
.k OVER. ALL COMPETITORS - ‘
SQD«[B«A?iM.-" ■° W-MBMII, GRAND
; • Ibo following letter from • • ; .V
SIGIUU72SD TiIALBEnC. - - -
Th«oritrbud manuscript of .which canbaaamiai
rooms <rf the sQbecribtr, ought t6conrlnn anr on*
■oporlority of ChWwrln* a gota ffSS yStgL 0f *
kM*c<>njl«nttjM«rtli» piano. of u2J? cjifarfj?i
MawJ loan only rqml ft joofiuff SikSrfoi
kl “"r fomlAoJ
lSilisS? )Ul !l’'£! ? yj UT! M°RenMidbdoro: uwlo*
Sm “*? I" “• <MW «t.SV“d
5111 ompanftinrnHj «llhnn;f I haro , Ttr knoira.
, »onr»»ywy tnuy*' . B.TII ALBKJUJ.
S* to-aWW®# to tiiuM In store,
ttarprl»e«aU tho styles aaooActnr«Jby Chiekertn** acus.
*? OTEa nantuhetarod .by CWCK
r AEB W jk BRANTS a
.• . JOHN U. UIBLIOB,
,»>|a Agent forGhkkaring * Bom for PiUabargb aodW^tt
. iiK OnohMlo..!. • • 4M
PIANOS AT A BAHGAJN.,
NSW AND BK'JOND IUNI>. ;/ --s’
jT\NE 6} Rosewood octaTO
V/ AJfO,floUlM?d*n round, No-
Cram th<J IxASmaonDtctartr* at Boston, eD>(|.V I' -l|
tiraljr t»# and nmutnl • nod and jerbclioslctimAi.
. Jkotua price* $360, wlllb® sold mmif ;m 1 TTfi 1
i OnaToctaTO.auboeSny. falUmareaiifca,
U orlrtsliriso
Oas 0 ocUra»fos*traoLrßßsd'cerssr, unoj u a*w -■—■
> msdsbjr Noons A' Crart.-...:--.:.:..::;* .
°M r olCTWd.HlUl«Bl^|»j|||^*j)£X
»«>J Ilttla «tawrl | ■■■■mill- ,- " . ... ■ „
iSeme&tmm.
vanla Railroad.
♦ XVHDEBI.
AGRICULTURAL.
iSlUßical.
*•* aw o port si ,
VOLUME LXXI-—NUMBER 195.
j litsunmw.
Merchants' lamance Co. of Philadelphia,
WM. T. PETTIT, Brest ~.D. J. HcCANN, Secretary.
Amount of Capital Stock paid in and invested—s2oo,ooo 00
— fi5.425.85
.. , . yunswi
Insure* Cargo Bisks on tbe Ohio and Mieelerfppi Elver* and
tributaries. -loeuree against lost or damage bv Tire,
also agalnstthe perils of the Bee, and Inland
Navigation and Transportation. ,
_ nrawrees. ...
Wm. V. Petit, John C. Montgomery, John M.Pumroy, P. J.
McCann, E.E. Witnuv, Rene OuUfoa ( 'Beu}.fo-Woolstoii (
John A. Marshall, Charles B. Wright, John J. Patterson,
El wood T. Pusoy. *___ '
WM. V. PBTTl^Preiideut,'',
„ B. r. WITHER,.vice President.
Dwiaai J. McCiaa, Secretary.
Selger, Lamb A Pbtlsdelnhla
Buck, Morgan A BUdfclw do.
Truitt, Bro. A Ou n do.
Pumroy, Caldwell A Co, do.
A. T. Lane A Co, - do.
Stoinmita, Justice A do.
POT3BUBOH OfflGA No. 87 WAXKB &T2UUEX'
WiMtf H. W. POrypBXTBE, Agent.
ranklltt Fire Ineoraae* Company oi
pnihADRLPniA.
Charles W. Uanckor, . Adolph B. Bode,
Oeorge W. Bicharda, Samuel Grant,
Thornes TUrt, David 8. Brown,
Hordecel D. £ewt% Jscob IL Emith,
Tobias Wagner, Morels Patterson.
CHARLES N. BANCKEB, Presldsak
Cnsaieo Q. Bsjrcxxa,Secretary. r - ‘
This Company condones to permanent
or limited, on evoty description of property ln town and
rates as low as are consistent with security*
The Company have reserved a targe contingent fond,
which, with their Capital and Precninms, ’safely Invested,
afihrt ample protection to tho asnnad,
Th* Asmts oT the Company, cn Jahuaiy Ist, 1861, as’pubr
tfebed agrerebly to the Act of Ammbty,' w«e as forfows
via:— - . ...
Mortgages— 0« . . .
BreliiUte. i.. 84,377 7fi’-’"
Temporary Leana—5..^....^..'...^....' guod’l7 ,J ' v •
Stocked 61AS8 00
Cash, Ac- Bl .
$1,212,708 44
Since their locorporatloa, a period of twantv-aoe yearn,
they have paid npwarda-or One Million, fhur Hundred
thousand IMlare Locsee by fire, thereby affmdtog-«vfdenre
of Inrerence, ae well km’, their ability and
diapoeition to meet with mmaptneae all liabilities.
- . J- GARDNER 0017124, Agent,
*pt° Office Southeast cor. Wood and raH its.
Continental lnioranee Company.
Incarjxjtultd by tht itgiHaturt qf Ibrn^lMei*,
F PIBPBTOUCHiBIItt
Aolhorixed Capital, One Million Dollan,-.—..^.-.51,000,000
Secured aud Accnmulatod Capital —631,50®
HOME OFFICE. :
So. 61 Whlnat Strvi, above Bcamd, FhQaidphia.
Jire Insaraoce on Bufldlogs, Furniture,llirchaadbo.Ac.
geneally. : , .
Marine Insurance on Cargoes and Freights, to all parts of
tbe world.
and l«nd Ckrriskcs, to all porta of the Onion, on the most
favoroble terms, consistent withsocurtty.;
mxaoioaa ■ J
GXGKGE W. COLLADAT,formerl> Recorder of Deeds,
Philadelphia. *
Beglcter of WOIa
JGIIN N. COLBHAN, firm of Crieman A Smith, Importing
Hardware end Cutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Third
kforket, Phlla.
JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joseph Oat A Son, Coppersmiths. No.
IS Quarry street, Phlla. -
EDWARD V. MAOBSTTB, firm of Usehetts'A BatoueL
Importing Hardware Merchants, No. IS4 North lUrd
street, above Race, Phlla.
HOWARD UINCIIMAN, firm of Livtncrion A Co, Produce
, and Oomtaitfttou Merchants, No. Z& Market eL, above
Eighth, Phlla.
„ GROMS W. OOLLADAT, PraHeat
QAtur muott.Secretary.
JOSHUA KOBIBSON, Agent.
No. 24 Fifth itrwt Jjrp itain.)
lloßaugtlxl* lnanruto* Oomptaf,
OF.PiTraBUBQn.
OmoiM—JAMES A. HUTCHIEON, Pruldeat
HENIIT 51. ATWOOD, SemUry.
OrncM, No. es Wim Bntx*t,
niU fnturt Against all Knit of Fin and JCarint Hi
ASSETS, MAT 20rn, 1853; J
StpekDoo Bills, MjabUoo demand, Mcored by. :
hro«mm>TM oamea OO
Premium Notes _ ‘5T,003*29
Bills IloceiruhtA 0,900 21
115 fhKTM Slrchanka’ Bask Stock—cost, 3,W0 00
60 do Bahk of Pittsburgh do 'do 2,760 00
40 A» Kwhaata Back do do 2,050 OO
100 dj Clttxeaa’ do do do 5475 00
Balance of Book Accounts... .. . 8,066 89
OSes Furniture .... - (WO 88
C**h—~ : :™ ........ 16468 78
waxfjroii*
VTm. n. iloltnn, Wm.A,CUd*»IL
BpbLDaladl, , WUaoa WiUer,‘
"VTm. John UcDerltt ‘
TW f». CUrk*, Gto. A. Dtrrv
A. ÜBtcbteo . .
HBNBY- H. ATWOOD, fit c*;
We«t«ra Inaoronoe Company .
OF P I TT 8B 0 fc OH,
GEOBfIE DARSJE, PtMidenl.
If. XI. OOftDON, {Secretary.
OmC£,No. 92 Water street, (Span* A Co/i Warahouao.)
tip atalra, rittstlurKb.
VKU lanrtepxiTut all kinds *f Firt and Marine Siikt'
4 Bam* butitution mmagtd fry IMrteUri. ufr* an m 3
£*r<
ASSETS, OCTOBER 81, IBST.
Stock 5121200 00
• 3JBO 00 ••
- Eillalteccivxblr _ j gj
OfficeX'uruitcre„„ ,; _*** qA
Open Accocnta 9478 01
Ca*h..„„„ i lVgij ji
Premium Notes. ” ro
llilla Dlicr-nuted...... 125,009 78
decree Barrie,
It. Miller. Jr.,
J. W. Botier,
Q. W. Jackson,
James XlcAoley,
Alexander Speer,
Andrew Ackley,
nolC:
Win. UeKnJght,
Nathaniel llolaiM,
AUx. Nlblck,
Da rid U. Lone.
William 2L Smith
0. W. Rkkttm,
P. iI..GORDON,
. Pitubnrgh Lift, Fire ani Merlae lai. Co.
Office, No. 96 Water ■ Street, i
PITTSBURGH, PA. t
» . i, „ KOBT.OALWAT.Prcskfcat. ,
7 Vt« Pre«L
«.« Fldoxb, St. U., Kxrai&lQg Phnlciazu
i-“~“ *pp*^"i.
“ ,lU «■• Ohio a*
rim. ud trlhnuii*, .3 Mixta. Rtih gm
Asd tgnbut Lm of Dun*#* by Kr*. .
" r "“ *» ™4 iimu K.rieuta.
■ifpMtS* 1 * 1 * ttllß ' £, * B * t ra*i «m>lrt4af»Uh*mftty
Bohutatlwftj,
o*l Hedurkeo,
Joatpfa P. Omuam, U. D,
Jobs Scott,
Jamea MwiliaU,
DarlJ Hicboy,
Junta \7. Qallnao,
CHaa. ArbothnoL •
ftW ■ wriHy
Atexaader Bradley.
Joaeph & Leech,
John PnUertonr
Nathan ?. Hart. •
Darid 11.
William Carr,
Robert D. Dirtky,
John U’GiU,
The Great Western File and ianne ibi. Uo.
“ OP PUILADHLI’IIIA.
0»a (n Omw, BuMtag, AV4M oJ
vawiHriinniiL
„ AOTnoiUZEU-OArIIAI. ..4J00.M0.
C«plttl pUJ in-
Bnrplin, Jnnnnrp lir, IMS. ...... S5//r< {§
JotoG. Banter, Jinn of Wright, ITtutar AOb.
»cC«nlj, firm of John, Wfcit**Uctf*rd>
T* 50 * 1 . 1 ! Gillespie, firm of GllWjJ* A Zeller m * a, '
Ju. B. Smith, flm of Jm. B. Snmh * Co
nop.Ueimr M. Falter, olßc*2ff Bftath Third UtmL
B4,Mra> -
Alfred Taylor, offlco Cairo City Property.
Jom J. Blocotn, offlre 226 Sooth Third atrre*.
*’ g%.%*|®OfiPn^UnV
LEWIS GREGORY, 1 ARUHQ t Yto> ProMml
Second Vico Prcrid'Lf N ,T.
JAILES WRIGHT, Secretory MklTrewmir
11. EL kIOTI AhPSOlf.AmtotnntS<vp?t»iT
WWntotrtrretiPttttbqtgh
■ . W.’fai:’;
Rellauee Baton lumante Company «i
On Buildings, or Fornitor*.
«c-, in Town or Country.
- Office No, 308 .Walnut Street
' ■'«* mw * IOTMtodM follow*
firrt Hortgagton ImjinjTfciCUj Property, worth
P tSs^s* Un * d °° ,r * Uorfgmg* to** •
• uJZLZZ iMoo.tt
AUegtwnj county op«cent.F«nn*.B.lt. Lo*a~ -20,000 00
4>» Oo
Stock ortbeßeliADO^UoteAlJecaraoca Cn.V.» - 19,160 00
Stock of Ootmtj Firalorotuc* , 2.010 00
Solp ofSaOdir Intanac* 476 00
b"*’- 1 ' • ' --— 1 --
-HUM &ee«iTa£ie, traaloea ' $2,711“ $0
Uouk Account*, *ccn»«d - uggig
(.tab oq hand «ed In qq
Cirai tikqlky,
■ S "
WDiiUBjlMwV
BbbJ,^-Tlagley. ,
Uandnll Hiu.'
X. lothrotk . •' ’'
r .'CKm; Lelwd, 1 -- -v-
T. Bandwy.
g*Uh BowwjT ..
r -»isi®oFnß,Aftnt v
*Odrtiad Woodjturti |
CUxn Tingle;,
ffm. B. Tbempaoa,
Derid 9. Brown, •
.C. Btereoooß, •
Jobs 11. WomU,
E LOum,'
BotartToUnd,
UaneJobutHi, .
a & Wood, .
June* 8. Woodward, - \
■■ D. lf,i
• yorth-oiiteorn—■ *
PennijiYßitu^
ome.
® a
OOP. W. Brnlth,
. A.J.Jooe*
• KrirFattotaa,; ; ■».
< XarfatSpronV
; : J*?' “<&«£
* C. A. Colton,
lOlttCt COQpiOT '
mmeri: ' 4
fear*...,
<j .-WMloUaaptM. - ■•■-■.'
. JLjL. Curler,....
i vßo&wrFairMr,'...
■
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tfwa p(*n »«Tif rtnw.r ■; ri
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wm> iUrfß* •
WJJ
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n Bantam.
Farmen’ and fieeUajul Flkm4 Harifie
. B» W. CoraerßteMdm wAliiß^liqA
• - fc
_ ASSETS .
Pittsburgh Offlcs, 80. 00 Watsr Street.
~, tuosias j. n cuter, Arat,
*^ OW,D K B** »01: altov the unmet paid at tba.
nmAorgh lomh Cron Fbm ISSS to April 1S&S1
wETO,? 0 * 3 * 1 * $ MO OOB.ILII *
~ MO 00 RoctMtarJlaßßLCc IS3 00 '
!? a 2iJ rcltt *- 400 00 vm. oo >
®T 199 00 J; Howard A 0x......2500 00'"
M W. TOworth,JEwi_~ll2S 00-
XT U n,22fX"“ J ->T. Irwin, B5O 00;
J. I. BOOM A Oo— 830 67 Edw. Sw&w. fn M CKJ -
Nswmra A Graff— 1682.72 an. PiSco.*™. 86u 00
Jobu Them peon...—. 200 00 BAglUhAßtebardiioo 1M 00
lIeBT7 Feldtmacb..... iff 00 Brower; Rind ACo ' o co <:
JchnVataoa 23 00 62
J< M. 8w 10 00 IVbu McHendrr...... go 00''
f bttlna Otrr AOo 4000 00 R. Bm'A Co-_L.L. 23 40
JiT. Basse A00.~.~ 000 A •_ 33 qq V
James Wood! Esa~ 50.00 Salrage oo steamer'
A Otx~ 2679 17 " Are01a.............. Till
James UilUninr...-. 1100 00 Adam* A JfQllatack. - 49 0Q
TT. MeCollyA Co 780 00 D. Barnard.;..... woo- -
t -. • u'
S^ATi(urPaxsTiTjjm,oUj«fP!tt«borßh,*«. J . ~ .-.
B*ton> ms, *u Alderman In tod far add dir: penOnißy '
canto TbomuJ Uamer. AjpmtoftJrefWtawirkSirotlun
«* Insarmaoe Company, who, being duly gwtfnraetertnnii c:. •■>
w.uwvdotli dtpomMiduy uuitxhs fon«oiBit«teUfM&tb
tra>. . •■’ ■• 1 • THOS J.- - *
.C°5 ad,nb * :rfb ® db,C;,r9 mo, AprtlT, I$W.- - -
. *°yM<ny ttoaxtoSTJoHia, Alwcua, 3
Knrtka lainrante Company of Pcjuujflraaia. “
Office No. 99 Water »t., Flttebnrgli,
J. * BSSTB MAT I r 1868. . ,
Back on dem&iul uad ia
cored by twoapprored nuncio.....-.;.,...;....'.. COSSOtiG ■
OuilnlPittrtoisiTipfCoiopMij— eajsw. . ..,
irenuom Noteo.: L....: ■ ' ■ ‘ftMxnftA
.Mb v T. TZ-'. \-J* •,
la ShareeEichniCTßtnk Block—eo»U ... Swojoo V'
W do Vochanfc*’ Bank Stock—M9o.S3 t
WO do , Iron City Bank Stock—am’t. paid.... 7,600,00 , ■
800 do Alfogbeny Bank Stock— do do ... '6,000,00 '
■ »QQb. Ittmmtt-.:.. | •
vV* ' nuctou.
H. Shwnbergw, Q.W.Ous,
lwM.Panoock, - ■■}
Mhm JL Cnriwy, W. if. Mirtln,
C.W.JUtehilor, • R.T,Le6ch,Ji\, ■ ■ *
KD.Coebr&o, D*rid M’Oftadlaa,
J«met J. BoDtratt, Gw** 8. BotdPii,
T ladeno*.
finOENBBBQ* B. IWt
jo?4;aIm~
Bog. Fbnnrr, 6ec*y.
Delaware mutual Safety lniuroate Company,
J% arTV 2 i *s. *f Amuytanfo, l*Sfc
Office, 8. J 3. Corner Third and. Walnut ata.,
PHLLADKLemA. .
UorchaadlM
PfallsgelpUla Cut. and otin?rTxian« 137.0112 ft
Koek i a W^Lnroidi -lalsoioo
®sl! Eft«lT»Lla , 930,90105
OMboa hind—. —— , SS.ttDS 60
B^f n s“ ,^?*i daof Asenti.PraainiMOD .
*«nM Pollefe* recently lamed, and
er debts due tbo Coin pan jr_ „ * ■
Subscription m ~
William Martin,
Joavpb IL Seal,
ttnnmd A.Boat!er,
John (X Dmria,.
John ft. pcsion,
Owig* fi. Lehwr,
Kdwnrt Darlfiigtrift
Dr. ft- Ml Horton.
William 0. Ludwig,
Hogb Craig,
Spencer McllTahi,
Charier Kelley,
EL Jonea Brook*,
Jacob P. Josca
Hum LtLstnm.B^cretax^
CitiMßi’ ißJntnnce Comp’y of Piltsbnr*i,
WM. BiOALEY,
BAMUEL L MARsmfT.T. gitnUrj.
•OjpceßUTa&r Sired, letvten ilarktt and ; ftbed Stf
cntowiA. ,
2 rm ’?Tg* > ' T " ' fllerllnr, ' , • V
BuanelKM, -'Mt Khr, - ■ -■■■-
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