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3ly KBiuulDwdwU FUno rmUr,.o-l ImmrtarcOtai.
!mS I»lm»imWr JM*IfU fcrltelLUttPKl
ESTABLiSHED L\ 1756
TVT AOKBOWN' !i JINLEV,. molesalo
XU. DroigicbaadMaauiactarert of Oubeo 00* No. IST
Liberty ctreet*j>ltUbfEfa* Pa.- T JaSfclyd
RL. FA«N£STOOK & Co.,Hate ofthcfiim
» 11. CSo, »ai n»«n * PS^Sf
-Woodaodroflrth
PltUtnuntyffc- . ?.v '• * -■•
B it FAHNESTOCK. ittUWHPIJi
• >*>l** X**V
L**d sad lAlßargVceroer IV*oo*t- 4nd Troot ttndU) jv*** -
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SOIIOONSIAJtEKj.MAN *T k
• of BtfV'Ui'VZtoc.l-.iik, -
tr KQd Pallia, UUm, rirciri
tltre, Xa.W<)r*iiUVitt9lmTtb*f*-
JOHN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSpF
lteuO: Drnj g!
eonicrtFppd< r
JOHN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE: DEAL
irlal>niffsJ>latisOU«. VartWt* end DyestaSfc.'Na
WftlMWrty^tns^WrtrtMtfgb.' •• ......
i ... ...
49»Aceatftfr8th»w*«roimoiuc 3yntp7: ißitfSlaydaw
riKDuucx m tct. z j~- • ... ftxxtn.
DRAUN £BEIT£ft, WHOLES ALB AND
jD it«uiU>rttoUu,eoßLeror Übwtj tnl 'Se. CUIr au_
riltoliarKh. ' '• •’ "• '•
J" OSSPiLf (SUCCBSSOK TO L.
Wilcox A Oo.)cbrner Mitfknttmt and Diamond, krep#
eonetantlyottbandAfoUAndoampletenseorttnentof Droge,
MedJdnce. Medicine Cheata, Perthmery, and all articW por-
Ulnlnetolilubwlnew; • ... -
proscription* zuttu\lj cempoaiwhdetall
. . J»lhly_
f\R. GEO: a. KEYSER, DRUGGIST,
mj HO Wood attest* corner of Wood «tr«l and Virgin
Alley, Pittaborgh* Pa.
?itoij ucc Scaurs.
». ». Lxtca:
LEKOH & HUTCHINSON, Commission
and FonrarJicg Hcrehasta,. deafen taWeatern Rle
■erro Cheeetv Floor* TfcK,'JSuati, Batter, Linaeed OU* Pot
and Pearl A*hea,-3eeda, Qraln*Pried FniLt* arid Prodace
generally.- Beat brnnde Family Float alwaja oh h.nd,—
Amenta forth* eale of HedleoaCo'a celebrated' Patented
Pearl SUrah. Nose ltd Second and HI Flrstela., between
Wood and FmttbQeldets., Pittsburgh. l*a. apilyd
CHEESE. WAREHOUSE.—UENKY H.
COIXCCS, Forwarding ami Cbamimfon Mcrchapt,and
Dealer in Chetw,'BOtter, Lake Flah.and Produce generally,
gg Wood ic, abort* Water. Httabergh.-' ' myC
J B. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN,
*-OinO,Caaanilwiouaad Forwarding Merchant, and
Who!real" Dealer tn Wfeetera ' Cbeeea,- Cotter, Pot
\n l Pearl AaU*juul Western Prodacagcoeraliy. Front ai.
otween SmlUiflald and Wood* Httabargh.
David c. iikrbsx. flour, pro
dm,Froil*foa«Bd OtWßtattikm Ucrdunt, K©» SST
Überty »troet, corner of BUod, Pitta bnrgb, RiT« Us
lion to Ui* ci)«;of JJcnr, pock, Bacon, I*rd, Cftwwo. Butter,
'Jriin, DrlsU Frciis, feds, Ae^jfcc.
♦yj^oasitfumeatampectftiUyiotld^d’
A u;x
FURSJfTH, (SUCCESSOR TO
Furcrtb A. EctUt,) Fur»»rtUny tuxd Cocuoiaskn Sler
ckftnt, Coaler In Rm, Dacon,Lanl and ford
Oil and 1 Voices Mp. 76 Water Bt- Plttrtuxrsh, Pm.
Eagle -warehouse.— jam. gard
rNEß,Wb4le**W Dmlit. . fn; Fl*«r, Pr»ri>to&a and
l‘r»lur« Sevwjlb *tr«t* botweea liberty
•od SmllhGidd, PilbbanW P**
_d?Twnii eaab. :
RIDDLE, WIHTSi. it CO., Ocaual Com
mltslon SlorctuaH nod Seder* tn OnceriM »o 4 Pro-
Jocc,'>io.tSs Liberty etroet, PiU»Uush,Ptt.
49*Cmi«t£ii&itnti*oUciied ao4 wttu factor
n f»w&
Insurance agents.
R FINNEY, AgentEaroka Insurance Co.,
■ !?o. g Wmttr
4 A. OA UK IE R, SECRETARY
• PenomylTaoi* Ixujarm.net Company of FiUmbnndu
i* Ugliding, Faqrth rtttct.
SAMUEL L, MARS HELL, Secretary Citi
ttns* lanrntaco Compmny, 04 Water titwt.
FM. GORDON, Secretary Western Insur
. » *op» Company, 93 Watorttttcu ?-
J G ARDINEBCOEFIN, Agent for Frank*
• Uq fire iQSQraoeo Ooateay, Norlfrwl corner Wood
and Third atreoU.
• A. MADEIKA, Agent for Delaware
• Mr.ta«l luroiftoce Co., 42 Water street .
TUOS. J. Agent I'armors' and
J. Moch-iait** Itumraaoo Qo, &0 Water atreot.
TOSttUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental
V Inanranca Co- C 4 fifth atrtft.
RW. POINDEXTEIt, Agent Great West
• InsnitfnrA 0n,37 Front alfwt.
iffaqicts.
OBINSON & CO., Dealer iti Cnrpcta, &c.
/ X,*. 23.Ti(Ui«erf«C, > - • .. 4
McCLINTOUK, Dealer in
T y Ko. 112 Market atreet. f«» 2
W.'U. 4 11. A'OdLLdn,
Dealer in carpets, >r cwma,
Fourth fo** o=ar Wo^d.
Httoriuss.
lIU3III IU3II & MACKENZIE, Attorneys at Law,
oaw No. GO Vcmrth street, Pittabar;h, ?a. NoUry Pub
Ho *n4 Ohio CoutmisMonw. *V>
fJOUEUT M’KNIGHT, ATTORNEY AT
Till*, wad So'ijcit'TT of tUo Banker Pittsburgh, No. lit
■'»rivH , itUl>arqb. dciS
TOSEPU S. i A. P. MORRISON, AT*
fJ •^ ;L ,, i 3 it Ijtt VCc-c Me*. 95 fourth it., a«n.r Wrod,
pitn'iiuti*. *■•»• ' °r-‘
JStB GooSs.
l m. ecccarittn jieirsni— w. x. mcwpot.
BORCUFIELD & CO., to Mur
phy A llarchfleld.) Wholesale ant itoUH Driers In
Staph* and Fancy try Qi»dd», Nortb-M-t corner Fourth and
Uuknt »t*, IStubnrth. ' *»l
CII. LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy
• llry ll sign of tb* original Jl->e Hue, No <4
M*i lint ■tregti pltubargh. - - mrW
RIL PALMER, No. 105 Market Street,
• Dwltr in Bnnoftn, Hat*. Strsw Trimming*, and
tirniw floodi (T'oerallj. «25
Gacciiigta.
Carriage am! Wagon manufactory.
al.'-L*. STEPHENS, Agent,
Corner Smithficld direct and Diamond Alley,
\I7"OULD respectfully Inform the^NpKK,,
Tv pobllc that be Is now located a* ahaTft, SJfcsty*
«»’.! ba* resumed the business of Carriage making In all its
*ari#tlss, and is also prepared to execute orders tor Wagon*
of all descriptions, including all wutk for Iron SXorebaot*’
o«a. . V"
Soliciting a eonUnoau'e of tb* patronage *o liberally L«-
*towed upon him while at the old Stand of”Blgelow t C 0.,”
ti« wnuld assure hi* friends that the same car* and attes*
ti*n will be giren to all hid orders a* heretofore, haring ee
rated the eerriaw of tbeboet workmen, and haring ample
•parttnehtselMWben for tbs finishing of One work.
*3»A good assortmsst of heavy work now on hand, rail
•i>le for Spring ose. All work warranted Jwr 12 month*.
gy-P*rttctiUr attr-ntic'o glrtu to repair*. Jtliflyd
Coacta and Carritfi Factory.
JOn.IiOB, OttOTUEE * CO.,
of Belmont aad Eebeccn Sturt*, ”
■ ALLMiULNY CITT.
VXTOULU RESPECTFULLY IN- cSAJfc
W~* fora their friend*, and the pnbUe
raUf, that they-are uianofactorlng. Carriage Uarouchea,
ibKaavsys, Haggles, Glelghs and Chsri'H*, In all their tari*
styles of finish and proportion*.
All orders will be executed with strict regard to durability
and beauty jpT Ilepain will also be attended toon,
tbs most reasonable term*. Utlng in all their work the
bat Ruttrn Shafts, Fobs and Wheel
d-ot that all who tUror thorn with tholr patronage will.he
erf-cUy «aLUlisd du trial of tbelr work. /
I‘nrcUascrs are ' re>ju=*b4lo give them a call before par*
rt.iwing elsswliora.. oofclyd i
Sjieairiaria.
DR. O’BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED
at Hr. flaiUt'A corner XUUi and 3milbfield streets, oft
MONDAYS, "WUDNSSPAYA sad SATURDAYS,from 10 to
| and Ito 3 o'clock.: •
BesMenco on ths BfowasrlUc Hoad. JeS&lyd*
iPainttrs.
/ovit rnoaerwa...jmst. iabit»og~.M..~...n c. uua
JOHN THOMPSON Sc CO,
House painters, glaziers and
ORAISE&&, .134 THIRD ST&ERT. Sign Painting
executed with naslcm and dispatch. Mixed, l’ainta,. Oil,
Turpentine, Ysfgitb,. J»P*Q and ..KagUah latent. Driers,
Fill* Montaigne ‘Zinc, a Very superior article Philadelphia
And Pittsburgh White Lead alwayweft-handaad fore*J«v—-
We ara prepared to 0 rind Colon for* Paltrier*, •• DhfcggUt* or
ntbaie at theshortsst notice, as we bare a. mUI which
grtads-by llsam. PMnleie wUI aave money: by getting
Lholrcofor* grqnnd with Q*. . ■ ......mnslly
Falntara//
loaci a-lahe, »
House and sign painters,
Mo. 77 (CflJ Post street, between'
Wood and Market stmts. 'AU orders promptly attended to.
jygigns*xecntoJfpa»uv«rtoftylc. ' ahguyd .
StySolsteq).
;„-.;, JL „ -V.:' matyn a.ado ass
W«U P»p»rW»r«liom*«.
\KT ALTER P. ILUISEALL i CO^Jm-
Tf portal uxl Dewier.,s7 Wood «!««,'l»*roen VoPrih
otreeteod PUnwrurt Alley, where mey t© fhaßdon extecrlre
weextmecl or eeery -lcecrlpllua of piper Haogb)£l|forfhr*
hr*, lleUe, Dining’ Honor* end Chiunhere . AiCO, Wlmicir.
■hnAewlw ®re»e Tnriety wt ktwret price* u ;nn'.r, dcitloro.
WALTKICI*. >Le.uOALLAOO.
«. umu’
EDMONDSOU & CO. f Nos. g<j 98
lOwsiSoooDa, -*
OBKAWUiTB, FRaaEa, ~
ZAsasui aSdoorm,"•.
! PATENT BPI&AJ* IPma MirnirS»i?l“ > \
Wooldaolkit th*-»Ueottpß of
tadrariodatockir.t v' ■' -- .;. ' -
\ HfOHNH. MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST.,
jb #1 ; betvMA Dianiond A&ey tad fourth atn*t,&>t»’Ajnat
3 tot OHIC*tBIUW Jt SONS' < Doatoo) PLAJCO' VOETbCma*
l BOS A JZAMLXirfI MODEL ÜBLODSOXB tod OBOAff
i HARSlQ2flU>lB>%B4l>etl*rJQlau*icjrod ' •
r j«3B ■ • • —•■•■
1 KLEBER 48R0., No. 53 FIFTH
• «rfth* Go! <lm Harp, BoU AgMit fnrXUIVIfB
* ULAZUttI <»#* Y«ck) anrittlM Ortadtod
PIAWOSJaadGAIUUaTAHKKDIUMfc fftnwtui MXIQ.
OBONBKBdOBGAN HAKSttWUMB,l>*tler»«n Jiotloaod
itf' ' ;• ~.- <
Ommnißßton, •**.<
- HiTcncociMuiMmfftco.,
[EoocCTm to Hcffmin, H'Crar, i Oo.]
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
And Wholesale Dealers in
Product) Floor and Wool,
AJE 4 Aft JKB,,"
-« wusi«
• Float*, Grain and Produoe.
, CommiEaion and - Forwarding Slorchaiita,
inyjl-.lyj 5 " SecondSu, PitUburyh, Pa,
factijrer
% liUitna.J’aU
'Uthii; Terpen*
o«.aU yd
MttMS Camoq _.„....„joii:i com.
CASHUto A BOSO*
00M MIS SION MERCHANTS,
if#. -223 Norik Second Street, _
PHI Li DEL P 111 A,
‘ For (be tale of Prod oca and pbrcha»*-of Flih, Ac., Ac. Any
. order*entrusted with thorn will bopromptly forwarded.
' apHOdfim*
4UIOPU* t*»o« JOHN L. LIMB JOS- 6. LUCO.
JRTOJAS.
(girt ftfil Ptakr
W Sixth rtroct*,
JOS. a LEECH & CO.,
Wot. a A 3 i* 9)«4liliwrtyit^PltabarKli»Pa<
WHOLESALE GROOEUS
and ~
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
__ DEALERS IN
FLOTTH AND BACON.
Tin Platd and Tinnor’a Stoolc,
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
• lla>l y ;
srawoz* tiariuogu—suejnm r. wamcaa.
SPRINGER UA.BJSA.UOIi A CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Wool. Hides, Provisions AProdneo Generally,
No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
McALPIN ft CO.,
ilate or J. 8. Leech, McAlpln A Pittsburgh.*
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
MERCHASTS'
litvct and WMhlnfton Avatna.
WYAXDOTM - CITY; KANSAS TBURTWRY,
EkPERKNCKS:
Joseph B. Leech A C&, and Httstaiyh UtrcbtoU Mjier*
lyllrdkwlyT
WTHJ. I, DdaTOX.
T EWIS i EDGERTON, (Successors to D.
JL4 L Morpui A C 0.,) Wholesale Qrocen tod Commlwlon
Merchant*, 107 Wood street, Pittsburgh. art
SENRY 8. KING, (LATE ;OF THE
firm of Kins A Moorhead,) Comratadon Merchant,
and Uralar In Pig Metaland Blooms,No. 70 WeteMtrcrt, bo
ItJWMarket,guwggfc.ft. >• v • tp» •
A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO lIAR.
• dy, JodmA 00-J ChubWw land 'Pmnnlioi Mcr>
chnnß Agent of the Madiaon and Indlusapoiia R*ilro«l, cor
cerFimaod Parry ata-.PUUbttrgti.Ya.' ’ • JsaMjd
Edward t. megraw, general
CaataMoe Merchant, sad Wboteaale Dealer in Mann
aet^*J^^ C0 ’ and Domestic Cigata, BtfoiL Ac,
AtjNa 2U Liberty cirv»t, oppo«Ue the head of WoedaTHto.
Pgrsb,ra. nhl2dy
Gutcers.
TOM.LrrtL*, at. jawm teixbix
LITTLE A TRIMBLE,
TXriIOLESALE OROGERS AND DUALERB
» » : IN
Flour, Bacon, Checat,
Frulte, OUa&Produce,
•a* IUBKOdHD fft, piraauaan.
TJOIiLKI DICKEY, Wholesale Grocer,
All Produce and Comtntaien Merchant, No. 124 Front
meet, pear Wood. Pittabergh. P*. apddyd
T> AGAirEY, COSGRAVE A CO.,
Qrorcre, No*. 18 and 30 Wood street, Pitt/
Alexander king, wholesale
Qrowrond Iniportr-r nf Sod, Aah, No. *J?3 Liberty
Itwtifithbiirgb, Pa. aphlyil*
— - jAs. medouir.
TONES 4 COOLEY, WHOLELALE GRO
- CBRS and Boat Farniabera, dreden .In Product nod
Pittsburgh Manufacture*, No. U 1 Water etrwt, near Cherry
Alley. Pnutmrgb. Pa. U r22j
CURIVER & DILWORTH, WHOLESALE
Ij Oncers, No. 130 and 133 Seoood dtree-L (between Wood
and Bmitltficld, Plttslrari’b. S--
JCHXyLOtD— MCtIAKD rLOn*_ , ..WILUAW /UJTJ>,
JOHN FLOYD & U 0„ WHOLESALE
Qrocen and Comm}t«t<i» M-rehanU. No. ITS and
338 Liberty street, Pittabnreh j c hj
ArT --- IQXJ WTMOK.
IX7A.TT A WfT.riOX, WirOLESALKGKO-
Typ Clifts, (VniniiMc'i '! *rri >»'id DeaTmla Pro-.
ducoaad \... si» Liberty etnet,
• Pittelmrgb.
XBAIAU HICKEY & OO. f WHOLESALE
<;roc«n,Coicmi*sianM«ir]iaou,&tid Dealers in Prr*lnr«i,
No. *0 Water gtrt.pt, nu>! ea t rout strevt, r>tt*Ln*r£h,
WM . McC U T OIIKON WHOLE-
P.\XK Oiwrr, I'iuJik* w 4 OoßniMlM .Slerdumt,
awl Dealer In Manufactured Article*, No. 1&0
Überty «tcc-t, •tonirf jf Brewery »y, PimboTKh, Vm. uiy3
Tom I**ci *. j. caaa. atwklx.
4TWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE
Oroesn, Produce and CommlaekiD MctdMDU>aad
nln Pittsburgh SUonfteturee, No. 8 Wood tlrM, be
twegn Water and Front tL, PiUebargb. *pij
tOTt. IgßMM—.i
E:.-. ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE
• Qroeens Comralaaioa Meit.li.anta. gad Dealer* la*U
CXUU of ProrWoa*, Product tad Wtubcreh Jliauftctuiea,
Sc>. XA Liberty atroct, PUUborgh. Jalftlyd
Robert h. king, wholesale gbo-
Cm, Oo4i2;lniron Urrcbmt, «ad Dealer I& Feathers,
Ftah, floor, aa<) all kisdaof Ooostrj Prod ace. No. 1111 IJh.
ertr street, month of Sixth, fUUhorgb, Pa. Ulvrol mi-
Tattoos made op JaS-.lytJ
MWlfriWlA..
——— ;amm %. uum
TJOBERT DALZELL & CO., 'WHOLE
XV SALE Urocrrs, Commi mloq and Ponr*rding Met
chute and Dealers In PrudocvaadPHUborgh Ms&obctorsa,
No. 251 Liberty etroet, Pittsbtirjfii, Pa. my 2
Seal Estate Agents,
WUUUI WARD,
Dealer in promissory notes,
Bonds, Uortgagu sad all securities for money.
PtiMm cn procure lotu tbroagb dj Agency, on raasoo
eb!n terms.
Those wishing to Invest thsir tnoncyto good advantage,
ana always find first and second class popsr at my offlw, tor
ole.
All oomta nutations nod laktitosi strictly confidential.
Office ORAKT STREET, opposite Bt. Paul's Cathedral.
Jabdtf
SooftstlUtß, &c.
WS. RENTOUL, 20 Si. Clair street,
• Dealer in Religions *od hlUcaHatiaoos Cooks, end
Depository of American Tract Society’s Publications,
tarlOalewlyf
\ITM. G. JOHNSTON 4 CO., Stationers,
ft Blank Book Maantsctniars and Job Printers, So.
57 Wood strest, Pittsburgh, Pa, s^SO
EC. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
• S. Sadler,) Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Books,
Suifoery.and Paper lUnglngs, Federal street, 6lh door E
E.of lUrketß-jnsn*, Allegheny, Fa»
JOHN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND
BUtlooer, successor to Davison A AgneW, No. CS Uarket
■Hast,near Ponrth, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kay &eo., booksellers and STA
TIONERS, No. 65 Wood strsst, oast door to the Cor
ner of Third, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bcboolaod Lav Books eon
etaatly oa hand. '
7 L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STX
• TIOXBR* No. 78 Apollo Bnfldlngs.
YTun t 4 MjnS'r; 'bookseller
B JBand Btstioner.Mosonkllall, fifth street.
.Juqtitutt.
P uj uitur e, PtiTnitare,
. . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
j J Q. P.DEGBAFP,
8T DOWERT, (Wholesale Were House,)
and 400 PEARL 4U., (UetAtl Store,)
. -*• reW :yo Rl .
Bills of Twentj'Five Doflan Retslledat Wholesale
Prices at tho Bowery store.
Rosewood,
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
P AH LOB FUR NITU R B,
'TftHrdCAUlle, Dslaina aod Plush. Cane teat and common
Tbfnftore to great variety; Also, * '
. ssrAVßLSDauMnißfxmmtußis.
In ittii from taa to fIOD.
Spring, Curled Hair, Moss and Wdaleboxx
MATTBSSSEB,.
Aim, Fsithor Beds and Bidding, Patent Premium Sofa Bed
steads, and Patent Self Rocking Cradles.-
.. Dealer* will find at the shore stores, the largest and best
-assortment of any establishment In New York, and can bay
either at wholesale or null, cheaper than at any other
hooßsln tbs city. * oofifidnid r
jamkb ~wv woojowjaXsXs.
FI E S I T E B B A S D C ft A I B S,
: ~ WHOLESALE AHH RETAIL,
SmbnctopaTtry style of • ■ i
- r XT -B. VT X T XT OR 33 ,
. : BOBBWOOD, 31AH00ANY AND WALNUT,
: •• - SntoMetor
■ - PIKI/Jns, cn AM DESS AMD DIKIBO UOOiIB, -
, jtqon) to, any in- . .
NEW TORK AND PHILADBLPHI A,
•• k mu
L 0 VSB PBIC E S.
M-ITRT .rUd.i-4.k7Ami *“• Wurcrt«L-S»
CABMCT BAMMEg -
AopplM irltliuj mudj DfIBBTOW, id OB AIMS,
J- ‘m radßOTastotoWw*-.'.'-'*,-
- ... ~~ J TWTFt» ANDgCSAMfIOATS
larnlsUdatthaabortistaotk*. / .'.>.,iV ;i>.t
- Warrbooks, No*, n ANfrir* TRnteSTMRT,
■rtfcdtt • . •
T#
" a&irvrxozTUM at...
FURNITURE AKD OHAIKB
, „ Of Ftoj Deisriptfott "
wutfcwat-lla>.»8 itjij Smithfleld -SL, ■
.ftnOnZOM mCHAIM, ul taYtt* Uh attention of
- -• ;
' :>- .y:3.»-jnroaa>oo.
AILY
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28. 1858.
DKSIUf OKEWIG,
A”o. 489, comer Penn and ITn/nni Streets,
Pittnbureh, Phi,
Manufacturer op hemp and
MAXILLA BED CORDS. HEMP AND TARRED
HOPES from In, to FIeo and Common PocUdk
Yarn, Tarred and fipoa Yari, Sash and hull Cord, Wad
Twine, Broom.Tyiug nod &wiug Twine, Flax and Cotb>n
Eelne Twine, Ac.
•ES-A full «upp*y of the above ertlclM constantly on hand
or made to order at the towsetwb price*. fv37:ly<l
Wells, kiddle at co., '
fO Fourth Street, Piusburgh, Pa^-
H.\m;pacroasaa or
\fiT HIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
1! Orders solicit**! frem the trade, and promptiy ship
pod ae per imtroctkxu.
Thio- -d moclhs,or 6 per cent, dlaconntfur each.
aegQydAwT
oTRTWHIQHT * YOU KG,
(Sncceewrv to John Cartwright,)
Manufacturers a&d importers of
Pocketand Taldd Cutlery, Sortfcal and DonUl In
rtrumentt. Owu, PiitolirTUlilnr Tackle, Ac, No. SO Wood
street. They give spoefal attention to the manofacturing of
Troam, Bapportor*. Aa Jobbing end Repaint with punc
tuality and despatch. a/lfrftly
*•
CfIIDGE. WADSWORTH At CO., j
Manufacturers of
Patent Oscillating Engines
AND
Portable Engines and Boilers of all Sizes,
rrrrsßtruaii, pa.
Works at ’
Nobjh Exn or ran Aocirocr,
"ItIO-Ij ALLKOIIENY CTTY.
MOORHEAD ft CO
American, Plain and Corrugated,
galvanized sBCbiKT iron.
For Roofing, Outterir.R, Spouliag, Aa
Ayrntt for liWi
Patent Imitation Kuaala Sheet Iron.
4yWarehonw»—.Vo. 120 Firtl Slrret, I\tUbargK
mrS7:tyd *
a . Ij y o n 8
(Socoowor to A. Lyon* A Co.)
LOOKING GLASS & PICTURE FRAMES,
AND DEALER IN
VARIETY GOODS,
No. 138 Wood St„ PlttabnrKh. Pa.
faidlf * M
MORRIS dc COLTART.
eau KajrVFACTvuu or
HUGHE'S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FORGE AND TRIP HAMMERS.
Hammers of tho following flite# .’Ajc,,
made to order
No. 1, Lift 7 in. foil blow, 8098 llm. Price
“ 2, - 9 “ - “ top® •• •• 460.
“ S, '• 12 *■ “ “ new u “ CCO.
“4, “ Ifi - - •• “ •• MCI.
“t, **2o “ *• •• 41160 - - 1600
**#,*“ 24 " “ ** 61301 - 2c(JO
Order* •elicited. Fur particulars eddreaa
, n , „ MUUttia A COLTART,
PimacxoH, Pa. j
vnuim »*»aaiu a. aausoj
_ WILLIAH BARNHILL A CO.,
Gl Penn et., below Marbury, Pittsbtirirh, Pa
Steam boiler makers and siieet
Iron Wofkcra, Manofacturerv of Barnhill'* Patent
Boiler, Locomotive, Fined and C/litidw Doilm, Chimney*,
Brolebrn, riro Red, Strum Tipea, Coudonacra, Salt Pam,
few Pan*, Iron Yawl*. Life B-wta, etc. Alto, BlackvtuitW
Work, Bride* and-Viaduct Iroua, done nt the ahorteat qo-
All order* from a distance promptly attend***! to.
Penn Cotton mile, Pittabnreh.
TTENNEDY.CUILDS k CO., M.YNUFAC
■ V TDHJSKS of—
Penn A No. 1 heavy 4-4 Sheeting*.
Carpet Chain or alt colon and •hail'v
Cotton Twine;
** Bed Cords;
“ Plough Uiu* and Sash Cord;
“ Rope of all sizes and doscrlstloua;
Batting.
left ul the Hardware Store of Logaa, tVilam
* 131 Wood itrwt. will have attantion. >^26'|ir
JAMES IHWIN,
S MANUFACTURER OF
ULPIIUIUC ETUER; Sulphuric Aoid;
Swovt Spirit*of Nitre. Nitric AciA
Hoflman’a Anodyne; Muriatic AriA
Atjua AmtoonU, FYT, Nitrous do
Fowler’* Solution;
May be found at John Irwin * Form. 67 Water Btieet."
r. a. rtaatn -..-. j. a «a juhx&o*.
PERRIS 4k JOIISsOS,
MANUFACTCRKRS AND DRALLItF IN
WE. CHILDS A CO’S PATENT ELAS
• TIC FIRE AND WATRR-PIMOF CK3JMNT
BCOFISO, l,S3Tntaj> PntazT, Pittsburgh, Pb. orl4nlc(
PWILLIAM TATK AliilSi
LUMBER AND GAS FITTER, N v . to
Fourth l'ur.Do ah. aud FM-rot ni.d.i.
ueoth Exceltiur iiall. AUrghci.j.
«rci*rr d.-*crtptioa o( Fittioct (<* Water, On* and
TKxUrly
■ _ Jons caupuklE; “>
ATASUFAOIDRBKOF boots
»-». s~.au.
iftusicat.
SPLENDID NEW stock
nTH! fTTfr
PIANOS « MELODEONS,
Selected for the Fill Xrado frwn Uiecelcbra
ted manufactories of
CIUCBLKKISO ABOUT!, Boston,
RATKX, BACON k CO, k A. H.jQALE k CO.,
*»W TOSS CUT,
WOODWARD k BROWN AND W p. RUXRMN, BoMon
sed t'tbrr riUtiagrjlibfd Piano port* mskors,
•II of which will be twltl at taanu
tactniwrs price* and
TlFii rranled.
HE present stock lias been selected by the
subscriber personally, sod ersry Plono la warranted
to t* psrfroi In every particular, sod will be said at Jru
prices than hare ever been offered In this rifr
PIANOS TO MINT.
Fire new sad second hand Plants to rent at S'* S 3 Si
*5 per month. JOHN H. HBLLOH,
, _ No, 81 Wood street,
>3dfiwT between tth at, sod Diamond alley.
A LARGE INVOICE
or
SUPERIOR-PIANOS,
FKOII TUB
BEST BJAKERS OP TBIB COt’HTRY,
■ SOCH AS
STEIWWAY « HOSTS,
XTUNNS a CLAHK,
-
•J Q4t^, * ea racoiTed. They were prepared expressly far
tbla market sod ire vauusto both by thejmanoraetarsrs
and sabeeriosn to bejwr/sd and rdiaSu laevery respect.
Doe notice of their arrival will be given. ■
11. KLKBER A BRO,
_ No. S 3 Fifth street,
•el Atf Sole agents for tbs above nnrlralsd Pla»^t
PIANO AT A BAJWAIN—
AAm Octave Rose wood PUoo,IP^P99|
mrtO of NitnwrfOarh,! New IT * I II
York, will be sold by the subscriber* Jit a escrlflre. It was
parchawdeone twoyear»a*ofors32s, ao cl looks fall; m well
sad Mloevery good aa a new one. Bleknm In
prevented them from making aoy
me ol It whatever, and several cates ol death havina since
occurred, It will he sold Um aa above. * ,ow
MB » SW.W “• KL , KBK . B * Blto - No- M Fifth street
N. 8.---A fresh supply of Bteiawsy k Bobs’ celebrated
Plaaosla now oaths way. Notice of arrival will be given!
Fosters latest balladH ’
Where baa tola Oone f
Whrra baa LolaOooeT
When has LalaQdne?
_ Where has Lola 0 one f
Where has Lata ObssT
Being a companion to tb« popular son*
, „ LtTLABOONE,
& 8 ‘ poet^*l ‘ l the "Old RstsblUhod
PUno Depot of GUARLOTTE HLUME.
11! Wood st. IH door above&th
A splendid aasortmejit of PIANO FOfITKS now ar.
. • W S
NOW IS THE TlME.—Families in AH*.
gheny Ghy wUhiog to lay in their
WINTER STOCK OF COAL,
Will please leave their ordsra at the
, . . alleoueny coal depot,
Corner Anderson et an.l Railroad, *
, ■■ l ..y b fg **“* be supplied with tfiebest coalite of
BtTUUINOtTI OR CAKNZL UOAL 9
RUGS.— i
Cream Tartar, Rhubarb Root,
Camphor, Arrow Hoot,
Citrlo Add, Uttm Arable,
Calomel. (Eng ) Cal IJqaorice,
Curdanmin'Setvla, lodide Potam,
Epeom Salts, lodide Iron,
MACKEOWN k FLNLRT,
•®2 * IG> Übnrty' street
BAGS, HAGS.—Erenmless liugs always on
hand. The trade sspnlted at Bostou prices: freight
onrt*d- aa3B IUTCUCOSg. MgCREERY k CO.
0. HANSON LOVE’S,
H 6
CREAM CHEESE.— IOO bxs. Prime Gut-
On* Cheese received sad for eate at 15& Liberty street
W e. 8 REDDLE. WIBTS k OoT
PRIME LARD—I 7 iieroesNo. 1, nowland
fng from • (earner Harmon, for sals by
’ ”»lt ISAIAH DICK RT k CO.
CUGAR—B hhds. Prime New Orleans
'k J Sngiri la store and for sals at Itt Liborty street Wy
• RIDDLE. WIRT! AOO.
TjiAMIleY FLOUR—A variety of choice
JL’brtndslorsalobj M'RANt A ANJ£R. .
>->aafl 134 Second street.
XI^GGS.—IO bbls. Fresh Eggs received’ and
JCd fbr sals st U 3 Liberty street, by
■s* . RIDDLR WIRTB A CO.
‘HALfT OlL—lO bbia. refilled in storo
. sad fir M* low to does tho lot, by.
‘ ,i i DAVID C. URRBST,
• J * corstt Liberty aad Hand ste.
OAA BUS* RSD PGiATOES to arrivefor
ZitJSJmitbT mytl , ,yaiy» A ANJRR.
/COTTON—4 bfties, stuted for upholsters use
-V.leiHw sad for«>teby‘':'IBATAHDlCRBYA 00,;. „
SKP4K TOB»ANOBDGKBTB-20iim<|:
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
iHanufartums,
Wrought to this city.
W. A. McCLUkO.
His Hnai» Cur wpp nr a Railroad Thai*.
—Peter Joucs, a boy about seventeen years old
was run over and kilted on tho Wilmington and
Zanesvillo Railroad, yesterday afternoon, about
1 o’clook, opposito the Trimble Form, two miles
East of Sabina, by tho train coming West.
Young Janes had quarelled with bis parents and
left home, and for some days had been staying
with, a neighbor; but yesterday This neighbor
told him he could keep him no longer, and ad
vised him to go baok home. He accordingly
took hiselothes and started, bat stopped on the
raUrpsd. which was afewroda from the house,
when the train came along, hewas curled down
between two ties, and the engineer did not see
hint till almost on him. Jones then raised his
head, bat immediately laid it down again, with
Book on the rail, and the wheels out his head
M though it had been done with an axe.
The head was found some twenty feet off the
track, standing on the severed neck, with (he
face toward 'the road, and looklngnaturally, ex*
cept lha4.it was very pale and the tongue but
about an Inch: The body was horribly mangled
it having been rolled over and cat and bruised
by the train. He had bsen cracking hailennte
o* tho nil! and as fee was out ail the night be*
JUST ItfcCKIVXD AT
pnnt,|sm:ii yALLY AND WKEKLYB?
S. RIDDLE ft! 00.
riFTo arasß. aloy* ajatHrxrLs.
For tbo Tittaborgli Quwttc.
Western Yltglnla.
iletirt. Kditurt . —I have lately returned from a
I trip extending directly south from Mason & Dlion's
Hue, through Monongalia, Marion, Ilamson, Loiris
Braxton, Nicholas, Kenhawa aml Fayctto cdimtics
- into Italclgh conuty. Daring my journey I aaw and
beard some things which may perhaps he worth no.
tioiog. - For more than a quarter of a century past
I havo my frequently traveled to the region now
forming Raleigh county, sometimes by oqo road at
other times by other routes, but always returning by
a routo different from that by which I had gone. I
have thus trarersed a largo portiou of that part of
Virginia which lies west of tho middle of . the Shen
andoah Valloy and north of tho Groat Kenhawa
River. In that largo extent of country, generally
very sparsely settled, thcro is much good land un
improved, and for salo at prices which, in tho old
free States, would bo considered very low. Somo
advance, however, has taken place, nod the prospect
of an increased migration of free labor into that re
gion has in many of iho coanties groatly onconraged
tho largo landholders. In somo coanties, to which
the special attention of tbo societies-far tho promo
tion of the immigration of free laborers hod been di
rected, I was assured that prices of land had doubled
within a very few years. *
Those societies were then by no means regarded
■ with that suspicion and jealousy which aneo existed
against them. Governor Wiso, with sbrowd fore
sight nnd intelligent statesmanship, perceives tbo
good effect* they mustprodaeeand favors their oper
ations, while the holder* of large bodies of wildlands'
which had been almost valueless, hogin to see and'
to-feel tho upward impulse which this new current
of immigration is giving, to what a few years since
was rognrded as dead stock. _
I was myself, by one fact which I pcrtooally wit
nessed, forcibly impressed with tho conviction of this
change of sentiment Somo few months ago a Mr.
Underwood was driven from Virginia for having
given somo aid to n poor slave, who was proved to
have been most cruelly and brutnUy treated by his
master. 3
While I was et Weston, in Lowis couoty, whero I
spent a Saturday afternoon and UiocnsulnirStflfbatb
ai the excellent and woll filled Hotel of Wm. Bailey!
I noticed ono gentlemen whose onergetio, yet polish
ed manner attracted specially my attention. No
one of a large company seemed more retpected,nono
loomed to feel more at ease or at homo than this
person. On Monday morning, after breakfast,
we were thrown together, a brief conversation took
plaeo between us, and I was then utterly astonished
tolearothat my new acquaintance was the lately
exiled John rI ulrncond, who was, then, in Virginia,
acting as the agent of a society for tho promotion of
the immigration of free labor. ~
In the course of canvprsation he mentioned ono
matter which may lie of more interest to some of
your readers, than a more itom of nows. He stated
that ho was tho agent for tbo owner* of n largo body
of superior coal on tho Big Kenhawa river, not mbro
than thirty mtlea from the Oliio. Uc also stated that
lie had it iu contemplation to viait Pittsburgh to
codeavor to organize a company of experienced meu
to work tho coal. In tbo cour*o of this brief con
versation ho stated that the Society, of which bo was
the agent, or o;»<- of the agents, had brought more
than a thousxnd families into Virginia within (I
think no . p d)twu years. I was struck with this n
mark, because it explained the grounds of the boast
ful language of a pro-slavery offico-holdor whom I
bad met and had a controversy with, at Falrmount.
three days before.
This gontlexaau talked largely obout the growth of
aqJ , P r **j‘ c led confidently that the census
of 1560 would exhibit a larger pro-rata iucroase of
tho while population than Pennsylvania or any of
the other «.ld free State*. Jt« made no allusion to
the societies hr (be promotion of the immigratiou 0 f
free laborers. I had no doubt, after my meeting with
Mr. underwood, (bat roy Fairmount propbei had
tho exertions of those sociotic; in his mind a* the
tune, but was uuw.lung to mention them to an \nti-
Slavery man.
Duriiig run ..tscueaion, ;ho cenL-DVcrsy between !
I or.oJY.Tanuaaa \ irgiLian'ot-Tn h ;i,j« !
was mrhUons.L Our cpini”fis as to tho JOh.pmjisi',
t.f CTirc. . l.ffsroj, and when tho Pcn-Hatidlu waa
meaUonoJ. erclainiod very oarnefily, “I with \ 0
God too Pan Handle had alio been auigned to Penn
sylvania; it u nothing but an aboltuon *’
I loul lumioar I hai differed from hi in
<m monr poiute. yet in tL.it.jwoycr I eoniialjv c«<n
ourro-1 I also told him that I thought tbefonrVuun
t«-< called the iVa-ilaadl®, frooi lhair no-
n r L o '' 51, . O<UT,: ' W Utwwcn Ptuosylvnui.,
ai.,l the Oh:., rirer— rhould helot;,;
i ’iio voiurtii tu uty Uiat I had uo dopbt that the
alter surio « .u.d gta-Hy receive tiiat ailiUon to her
territory, nnd exprtbo ..pinion tbaftiT Urn Vir
gioisii* >• ■ • I• I taako romc movement t« faiog about
the .-cfjion, PemmyUania Would cheerfully and
,! ‘ > - r, P« r » lO by every 'menus in her
W ould U not be a gratifying cirouantaiicc ir 1107
ltttlo pnseage, dropped iDeidenuiUy in aratherworm
dmcusrton Hrr weeu one of tbo E. 1. V.’< An d an bom
bio citizen «f Pennsylvania, B },ouM i ead , 0 fQcl
Uoa as would eat off from the OM Dominion an
awkwnrd horn-hke deformhy, give to the Key-tonc
tbo natural boundary of the Ohio for about sevetitv
miler. nnd extend Mason A Disoa's Hoc to that
river.
Whut Stay the cititens of Hancock, Brooke. Ohio
•mi Marshall tommies to thisauggestiun* Will they
prefer remaining where they are, to many, unwei
corne gue.jr, or -will they prefer to g „ where they
will be Cordially received ? J
Their wishes on the suhjwr would no doubt be no.
;eotial and decisive. ''
It is true, the friends of freedom in Virginia and
elsewhere may haTe one eanse of grave objection
and opposition to the catling off the Pan Handle
from that Stato. There exists there a very artifi
cial and arbitrary mode of apportioning representa
tive* in the Legislature, a modo which is unjust to
the western counties, nod which was, no doubt
adopted for tho purpose of giving to the slave hold,
ers uuauo and unjust power in that body. This in
genious and complicated contrivance has, hitherto,
answered its purpose. Some opposition to it has
heretofore beon manifested, bot tho opposition was
faint-hearted and was crushed out and borne down
by. the blustering andaoity and iosolcnco of the
slave holders. But the non-siave holders and friends
of free labor are increasing rapidly in numbers and
becoming bolder in spirit; so that ere lone we may
expect a fiercer struggle than ever before look placo
in \ irgtnta. In that struggle, tho Pan Handlo will
be an amt for justice to tho West, and for equal
rights to all sections; then those four counties may
by their rotes settle that matter and thus prepare'
the way for the doliberato and calm discussion of
that still more grave and importantt question,
"Shall Virginians longer tolerate that great moral
and political evil, Human Slavery."
ft is very probable that the Pa innoant prophet
had these matters In his mind when ho wished the
Pan Handle was out of Virginia.
In returning home from Raleigh, I passed duwn
the great Keohawa by the Saliocs nrnl found that
many of those salt works which bad formerly been
the fields of to much bustle nud activity, had be
come idlo, neglected and deeolato. Truly, a sad
epaetaole to one who often seen them in more pro
pitious timas. c
The Mobile Register apparently alarmed by
’the eymloms of insubordination displayed by the
Northern democracy In eo generally • repudiat
ing the restrictive clause of tho Kausas confer
ence bill, denies that such recußame have any
claim to-the favor of tho “intelligent, rational,
and loyal Democrats of the South.” To this
effect it saye:-
•*The final'disposition of the Kansas luauo at
tho late session of Congress by the passage of
the conference act rros far from being satisfac
tory to tho Joulhern Democracy, but they re
luctantly accepted it, ns thqir representatives,
-with equal reluctance, agreed to it, in
ev«u at a sacrifice, to get rid of a disturbing
and daogerous controversy. It Was a comprom
iser and altogether at the expense of the South,
except in the parlioular that it provided that in
case the pro-slavery constitution with which
Kansas had a right to bo admitted into the Union
muetfall.and the Territory bo finally barred out
as a slavo State, it should nut be admitted as a
free Slate till it attained a : population entitling
it under the act of apportionment to n represen
tative in Congress. This was all tho South got
in the arrangement for yielding to the exclusion
of Kansas uh a slavo State. Cerlaicly if wrh
little enough; and now that the Soutn bin yield
ed tho essential point, and Kansas is lost to her
as a slavo State, can any reasonable and just
man of the North, much less any friend of the
South, desire to wrest from her ibis little that
was saved to her rights aud her fteliogs 1
Does uny man deserve tho friendship and sym
pathy of the South who aims to break through
the conference compromise and bring Kansas
into the Union at once as a freo Btate in triumph
over the South ?"
j Toe Babes is tits Balloon —The editor of
the Bloomington Pantograph, who has been in
I Centralia since the thrilling flight of Mr. Har
f Toy’s children in the wild balloon, states that the
; little girl was eight and the boy four and a half
I years old. They wont up ju3t as night was
J closing in, und ir proved quite cold. The next
j morning hundreds of men scourod the prairies, !
• s ®d the excitement was intense. We aid the j
i Pantograph's interesting account:
On Saturday morning, however, tho children
wore already in safely. The balloon had de
scended during the night near the residence of
a farmer in the vicinity of Mount Vernon Jeffer
son county. Tho anchor caught in a treo, and
the farmer when he rose in the morning, saw
the balloon floating in the air, and soon pulled
it down and rescued its tenants, who were not
materially the worse for their voyage.
The little girl, with the sweet, self-sacrificing
motherly instinct of her sex, had taken off her
apron and carefally spread it over her little
brother to shield him from the cold, and then
watched patiently and unwearied?? over his
slumbers throughout the long night and until
help arrived in the morning. It appears by her
artless story, that the balloon, at some period of
the night, descended so far that the suspended
anchor caught iu a tree; that shobegan pulling
on l he rope to draw tho balloon down, when the
anchorage gavo way, and the vessel again drift*
cd until the anohor again oaoght where they
wore found.
Row long they had floated at tho will of the
wandering currents of air, what route they had
travelled, and at what hour the friendly anohor
finally fcocamo fail,—seem to be matters which
must be lett to conjecture. The ploco of their
descent would bcctb, on the map, to be some
twelve miles from that of their desoe&t,-—but
they doubtless sailed much farther than this.
The nows of their safety reached Centralta on
Sunday morning, and was announced in all the
churches, calling forth, os may well be supposed,
from many a heart, a fervent burst of gratitude
to that Being who bad kept the helpless inno
cents in tho hollow of his hand, and restored
them to tlieir weeping parents just when hopo
began to seem hopeless. Truly, sorrow had
endured for a night, but joy came with the
morning.
Takon all in all, we doubt whether the annals
of ballooning can show a more extraordinary
cose of danger and dcliveranco than this.
Important From Pikes Pkak—The Treas
ure Arriving.—The Wyandotte (Kansas Ga
zette of the 18th says :
“Yesterday ten thousand dollars in gold duet
arrived from Pike’s Peak. One man brought in
$6OOO as tho result of a few weeks work. A
small boy had $lOOO, which he says “he dug
down and found and thelittlo fellow says “he
oon get all be wants.”
“Thcso statements are reliable. Parties are
daily returning for winter provisions. A Mr.
Jones, an old mountaineer,- expended $lOOO of
the shining dust in Independence last week, for
bin return out-fit. Mr. Joues is well known in
this vicinity, and being an old Californian, bis
statements that the Kansas mines are far ahead
of those of California, must bo bslioved.”
Some specimens of this gold havo already
reached this city. Several days ago we were
shown quite a handful of the ecales and dust;
and yesterday Mr. Cook, of tho firm of Cook &
Mathews, of this city, exibited to us a fine
specimen. It was sent to this city by Mr. Cook’s
broLhcr. It is a ragged lump worth about $4O,
and contains a few lumps of quarts.
We are on the eve of an intense gold excite
ment in the West. The presence of large quan
tities of the precious material in tho neighbor
hood ot Pike e Peak is now conceded on all sides
and during tl.c oomiog winter, thousands of
adventurers from the Western States will be
pouring along tuo head waters of the Arkansas
river. Already stvorul companies have started
fr:m this city. By next Spring the rush will bo
immense from all parts of the Union. —Ct Lou ; ’
D'n. . f \
13l)UaMpt)id Eiiicttisrmnitß.
AUTT-Mlf T B ADSz'. ~' 1 sS’s
staple' AND tAN.'Y
D R Y GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE
DKES6 i" O- OODB.
“V NT. TEST tTU.ES.
h?E AWLS,
in ev :nv variety.
MERINOS, OoUUItGS. MUSLIN DELAINES.
VELVETS, SILKS, AL r*AOA», OXNQtIAMg.
CLonrs.cAssiMKur.*, satinets, vestjngs.
KLA NN K LS.flt INTS.IjLE ACHED AND JIROWN GOODS,
wRh a curO|>h'te liuuof
KHBnOIOBRtES,
Anil other style* of Quod* adaptod to
A FIRST CLASS TRADE.
AH of which are offered for tale, cheap,
W. S. CHXTTXCB & CO.,
433 n>rk«(ft 433 Merchant St.»
*o27:eod2m PHILADELPHIA.
SILK.— Sowing and fringe Silk«, Tram.
Oruaotlne Embroidery end Spun Silk*, of an color*
eon«uuilj oil hand and for ulo by the manufacturer* at
tiii low.*: market rare*. B. lIOOLEY ti SON'.
JuK:3mJeod Hndeou Alley, Philadelphia.
WM. BRICE & CO.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
KO. 8 SOOTH WAT SR STREET. *
. PHILADELPHIA.
»> p glte prompt and particular attention to the safe cl
Butfer. Lapl, Green and Dtfed Fruit*, Clorer
and Timotey Seeds, Wool, Ac.
On/ exteoslee bualana connection* in till lino of trade
enable ua todbpoioof the UrgrstquanUUnsof those raria.
Advances made on good* or MU* of Udine. We ropect
folly aollcit your eontigumonU. aolslad
-buTfalo robes, : ~—
By tho Bale or Hobo,
at
GEO. F. WOMATH'B,
Nos. 415 & 417 ARCH St. Philad’a.
a Iar 6 e MBortmontof LADIES
rANIt fPIto, of our own manufacture. anZ7 Jmd
CANDLE MOULDS, '
ARRANTED to bo of tho beat metal, all
Yf ,*tr«» and pattema, mfmufactnred aod feraaio bj
JOHN CALVERLKY,
anZ2:3nid N«» PO5 Race gtreet, Philadelphia.
Groceries—
£oo Rag* Fair to Prime Rio Coffee,
160 Ilalf-Cheeta Young ilyaon, Imperial and
Black Tea*.
60 Hbds, Prime Sneers,
126 IlbU. do.
I»i0 “ No Molnaica,
100 M Ka«t«ru Syrup*,
126 11 x* Beit Brands Tobacco,
26 Kga. Six Twlet ••
Three* Carolina Rice,
'6O Ug*. UlCarbSoda,
60 BXa. *• “ “ '
to Mils. No. 3 Large Mackerel,
r-0 Half ItbbLa. “ «
„ 200 Side* N. Y. Solo Loathor,
26 Ilbl*. Bank Oil, >
26 Bga. Pepper?
16 ** AUplrv,
60 Bxa. Ground Pepper,
60 “ “ Ginger,
100 Do ten Fancy Corn Broom*.
600 Udla. Wrapping Paper,
With a general naaortmentof every aniefe In tho Grocery
ine, in ttorq nud Cor aaja by JOHN' FLOYD A <X>.
■ 173 Wood street.
r*
VJ 12< Coffee;
60 Hairdir»ta Young Hyson tad Black TeM;
W Catty a Prim® do do for family urr,
M 3osv» Tobacco Miortcd brands;
25 Uhiji Sugar.
25 Bbls Lorce No. 3 JJackarel;
20 nifbbls No 3 Markaxol
-BbU No. 1 White Fish;
200 Hearns Wrapping Tanot;
luO Bcx»s Ciitcse;
100 BtU Poll,
50 Boxes iiotta Soap;
Together whh a ceaoral asiortment efGroc-rlca, Iron.
•' l “' nD “ o''*ss. w:ll to sold on reasonable terms
c Wil. McCUTCILLON,
_ _ No. 105 Liberty btroct.
QUALITY AND FINISH,
PtT) TN GOOD CAST'S FOP.
FIFTY CENTS,
AT TUB
NO. E 4 FOURTII STREET.
ADAiIS GALLERY,
myUfcSrod
CARGO <Jt CO’S
A mbrotype and photographic
.£jIQALLEEj};S, No. 21 Fifth Al.ert.onnosltc L'ilr’*. and
Snih'M 1 ' ir 1 ”’ 11 ” Dmiy stire, rtoto^p^
Onl*h«il In olUr water cnlor*, tinted or plain. Biwolmen.
»nd Inception on tb« ifroond flo«h ** myrt:dly
FK ENCU AKtTFICIAL FLOWERS
UP FLOWER VJTPDr 1 r
.(,!«. .hick, lo v„l«„ Ml
JJ. &7,lT*7,xTy™‘.°°- " r ° "‘ dl Tar ' lUb ‘ u “
on4-2inj j. c. iiKOTgnans, ianm 4 co
Axlantkj tjjlbqrapu cable.—wi
haTO Jn«t recoin*! from the U. 8 Sftmn Frinle
i pi™,.| M - R ®onaali t ,Qf ATLAKIIO CABLE, which
*? wll> cul ' a ■“«! pJnee*todmountthorn!aeitherbnat,
!£su7t B ? M( .f? • tUt P®”****™- Alton freah lotoftboM
t*s3| *® 1 Jnerican mads WATCHES. Call mad toe the
CABLE and ibe WATCHES. w """ °®
A RBINEMAS k HBTRAN,
_y?. 42 Fifth aueet
HILL'S FKANKLIN ALMA NAO
FOR 1850,
PUBLISHED BT
W > G - Johnston,
~ Prtntera.etMloner* ui Binder*,
**»" • -•► No. &r **- *
;n BAGS 810 COFFEE; ~
’V/lfthli-JfcN. 0. gajjw; -
40 btU N. t>. MoIom*;
30 boxM laiortwl !<r»silnTDbwe« -
3$ lif. che«U Y. U. Mtd Black Tea*
- 16b«JB* family Halmttu, ia t*p« n ;
10 do Extract Logwood,
Bapjkr HAaomos—w. p mab:
(4fiil pkaalmi)l«lß.Uuia,»te Md p(djQhnak. D*oor»
■**£**• ■: -fjoffi
Merchants’ Insurance Co. -of Philadelphia.
WM. V. PEWIT, Prest D. J.TIcCAXN, Secretary.
Amount of capital Stock paid in end lnvested™s2K,«o Off
*:iiplaa_ „ .................. U 5 ,428 35
f«5&.42S 85
lu*r.res Cargo Ride* on the Ohio and Mississippi Biter* and
trilictcrfea. tmurcs against 1c sa Or ttamago by fire,
al#u against the per l !* of tie Sea, ana Inland
Navigation aod TiULsportation.
m _ aiaecTOis.
”w'T’ P ct it, John C-Hontgumory, Juhu M. Puniroy, D. J.
MrCaon, E. F. Witmer, Rene Goillon, BeoJ. L. Wools too,
John A. Marshall. Charles B. Wright, John J. Patterson,
ElwoodT. Pneoy
WM. V. PETTIT. President,
_ E. F. WITJIBK. Vice President.
Dwiqst J. McCabn, Secretary.
umos.
Selger, Lamb A Co., Philadelphia.
Barit, Morgan A Stidtole; do.
Truitt, Bro. A 00., ,io.
Pmnroy, Caldwell A Co., do.
A. T. lado A Co, do.
SteinmUz, Justice A Co., do.
PITTSBURGH OFFICE, No. 07 WATER STREET
auftdtf B. W. POINPRXIKR. Ageat.
Pr&nklln Fir* buni
P JT TL A D
Diaxcroaj.
Charles W. Blacker, J Adolph B: Boric,
O«org® W. Richards, I games! Grant,
TTiomw Hart, Dsrid 9. Brown,
"o/deeaJß. Lewi*, Jacob R. SiaJth,
Toll** Wagner, J Morris I'aucrson.
CHARLES N. ILOCCULB, .TrcsWem
OAABLM 0. Bivcua, Secretary.
This Company continues to make insurance
or limited, on erery description of property luu.. - . n and
at rates u low as ars consistent with security.
Th» Company haro reserved a largo contingent fund,
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safoly lores tod,
afford ample protection to ths
The Assots of tbo Company, on January Ist, 1551, as pul>>
llabed agroeably to ths Act or Assembly, war* -& follow*
tlk
Mortgage*,,
Baal Estate
Temporary Leans. ...
Cash, Ac—
. $1,212,703 44
Sine® their incorporation, * period of twenty-one year*.
»®y have paid upward* 0 f One Milllim. Four UuDdnd
thoiiaand Dollar* Lo**es by tire, thereby affording ovidcnco
or the advantage* of Insurance, as well as their ability and
disposition to meet with promptness all liabilities,
• , J. GARDNftn COFFIN, Agent.
aplH Office Southeast cor. Wood and Third sis.
Contiaentoi Insurance Company.
Incorporated by the Lcyulalitrc rtf Pennsylvania,
with a
PERPETUAL C H A KICK
Authorized Capital, One Milltoa Dollartr |l,DvO,OOO
Bee*red and Accumulated Capital...... „ M 1,500
HOME OFFICE.
.Vo. M Walnut Street, abort Second , Philadelphia
Firs Insurancoon Building*, Furniture, Merchandise. Ac
genealh.
Marine luearanco on an i Freights, to all part* ,1
the world. 9
Inland Insurance on (foods, Ac., by Lahee, Rivor*. C..ya‘«
and Land Carriages, tnallports of the Union, ,-.n the ir.iwt
favorable terms, eonsiftt r,t withaectirity.
QEOUQE W. CGLLADA Y.formerly Recorder of Peed* At_
Philadelphia.
DTM. BO WE JIB, formerly Register of Wills.
JOHN N. COLEMAN, (Inn of Coleman A Btaltb, Dnportiiijr
Hardware and Cutlery Merchants, N<>. 11 j; u rib Thud
•tract, al>ov« Market, Phils.
JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joseph Oat A Son. Coppersmith*. No.
12 Quarry street, Philo.
*t)WARD V. MACiliiTTfc, ilnu Sluelwtta A L.u«uel,
Importing llardware Merchants, No. KM North Third
■trwt, above Unco, Phllx
HOWARD UINCHMAN, firm of LiTinzrtnn ft Co., Prodnc.*
i.nd ComcnieMuo Mi-rcbanta, No. 273 Market «i_ aboTe
Eighth ?hi!a.
QEOKGfc W. COLLADAV Prcs'dem
OatM WiLeot*.Secretary.
Jlonongaliela Insurance Company.
•>rncias —JAMES UOTCHiSON, Pre.mk>ni
HENRY M. ATWOkiD, Pccrot-iry.
Ornci, Nc. ti Wma grasar,
BiL fojur' Aja-'sui all *i\Ji 1/ pin ■u-'.i J
A33ETe, MAY Jnc. IbiS;
Stock Duu Oilla, pityautoun demand, ur,-i |,v
two approved aamci ‘.j
Presn un Not*-*
bills it ir.v.ib l *, . . ...
Ui ir-» MctkaufcV Sent rU-clt—o>-t.
bO d-, B.thk c.( l*tt:»b>s:"h do -i >
iO d.' F2ck_i»,u bulk .jo
11/1 do ' Citizens' do ae. do .
Balance ,d Itvk Accocnf*
OiHc- Furniture ’
W:«.l. Molim
Rob'., l’4ln ti,
Wru. lire.
~bre. ?. Clarke.
Western, Insurance Compaat
of piTTmiua,
OEOiIGE DAKS in. iT-rldea:
T. M. GOIUfOK,
c.,.-,
Q|> *tuir«. Plttshqrsh.
11 Intuieeyntntiallkiniti of h'lre. cnJ Xjtm* Suit
A 11-*** JmtUu'irm manajed Vy Dirtsten. nhn itr<- m-V
tn thr eoK»watt%, and who are c kUrminrd, by
prtmplntis and hterulity, to maintain the character tch&i
thry harr azsHVU-l. at oj-nring the >*ii protection in thm* n-\o
•/•tire to t-e ensured.
KSSKTS, OCTOUSII $l, is*
Bt-.ck A^connU......
Mortgage
Bills Kocrirnljl-.
Ofllro fornltart
Open Accuuot&.
Cash
Premium w f-r*»
Rill* i>i*roust«!..-.
Georg* D&raii-,
H. Miller, Jr_
J. W. Butler,
W. Jackson,
Jimn UcAaley,
Alexander Bpwr,
Andrew Ackley,
nulS:
Office, No. 9G Water Street,
pittsdukou, pa.
. . „ , KOBT. GALWAY. Prr-ddcnl.
r. a.huhhaw.scc'j alex. bradlev, vi« ?i«t.
•rut fusiao, IL D n Examining Phywlrlan,
xm* Oompanj make* e vsrj ImmraiiCr app-mlnlnc to
connected with LIFE 1U8K& lv 6, 0
Also, MRlostUnll and Cargo ltUka, on the Ohio and
Vjatlssippl riven aud tributaries, and Jlarina Risk gen
And against Leas or Damage by Fire.
Andagalnat tbs Peril# of the £« and Tnland Navlantlo®
•nu Traojiwrtati'jU.
at/*partlear* <1 * <1 low ‘'• , rW *» consistent with saMy
Robert Galway,
Barauel McClnrken,
Joseph !•. Gatxaio, M: t».
John Bcott,
James Marshall.
David Richey,
Jamds W. llollmno.
Chas. Ar hot Knot,
felC—my£s-ly
The great Western [tire and liarme ins. Ca.
Or PIiIEADELPHIA.
OJic („ atiTO', EuUdiTQ, A-O. 40J Halml, corr.cr c,
fourth Strtfi.
. CBALTZ* Pk&PJtTCAU
AtrrnoiuzED cawi-al
Caplul paid in
Surplus, January l»t, i5&5.’.’1"."....
.46oo,!*j*r
•4222,n00 co
... 65,274 05
limited or r«rpr:n»L
” l*y Riroro, OuwU, Utc. »oJ
~ „ „ warcTcas: -
Sm. U '* < lM U “T W=3W«lnol,tr».t.
WiltUoi D»rHu K , Isii) Pi„ e strvnt.
Whllldna, Mordant, 18 .Vortli Front
‘““tt”? Ml*Conrarllor.
JohnO. Bunt™, t™of Wright, Unnfr ACo. '
~ of Itncy A Co., Ooldamltb'fl Ha!!.
tS? I - SiSSS* HiSS"’ '™“* HcCnnlj.
» ~ ~ ,S ” s t !ie> linu of Glilwpie .it ZeUor
£*• B. Bmi Ui, lira of Jaa. li. Snxit'h & Co
¥% a ‘ fS?] 1 - «**» £.? South Thlrt
John B-Vogfiwe. office corner of Sort-nth aod SaiD-tm
Jamw VVofght, into Candor lUnli of Ti*«
All»d Taylor, offlr- Cairo City Piop-rtv
Jona J. Sloe am, offltoiM South Third «irc„ v
C.O. preUdont.
LEWIS GREGORY, > ‘ M^ Q ' Vica I’rh'!rtwst 1 ’ rh ' !rtwst
Second Vic* I'reda’t. / Ur *“' •» Offiot, S Wall ■t. T.
JAMES WP4UHT, Secmtnr, mill Trearurer.
U. K. ItiCiIAHDSiJN, Atsistn„t Ftcratarr
It. IV. FOIIibIiXTESI, Agent,
- M7 niittemAtort
OF THE BEST
Beliuatc fflntual insarancu company 0/
PUILAJ'BLP JITA
Oa Caiidings, Limitedorl , €rj)oluf»^.Mtrc.»*Aii2!ie l Fitf-.stnrf
Ac., In TWu or Jonntr-.
Office No. 308 WaJnut .Street.
o*ni4l'sl77 > B2e.„A&i>Ta 5?’2,d J a'j. —lnTo*tctl o» follow*:
.imt Mortgagt-no imprmodC.'yl'jopMiy, worth
double the amount _ sl»>,£oC OC
Pwiii.v Unit road Cu’s 6 per com. Mortgage Lc-aa,
$30,v00, c0at....-—i —.. 25,'nrfj <hj
Alleghany roaatt 0 percent. Pi-oo i. !l. U. Lean.. It>,ooo yj
Pencijlvar *a Railroad Co> Stork 5,903 iM
Stock >.f tin> Ilrlin'ioi Mut' sl lu»u auto Co—.— 1v.160 C*J
Stock of County Mn- hiunat* Co 1.059 00
Scrip of Sundry Insurance Cotup'-.o *i *TS 00
Rill* R*c*r»aM* buaiucr* piper t"TM JO
Itook Acrouutn. accrue! xuh ti-a*, e tc... _ jj jy
Cash oa hmad and in Cat.?; ...... St
$252,i» S 3
omi rxsGunr, prwidwt.
DIiZCTOM.
] Samoa!
Koberteuea.
i William Mover,
Kctjj. W Tfasltr,
Jlanhall lint,
3L Lothrou,
Ohaa. Ldand.
JaOobT. Miraitn*,
Smith Bowen :
Clam TJoglej,
Wm. R.Tbonipeon,
Da*t«l 8. I «rwn,
0. Stavunsun,
John R. Worrell,
IL L.Canon,
Robert Tolaod,
Mown Johuoo,
C. 8. Wood,
Jusee B. WoMmrtl,
B. M.
ftmujlvuta-'ini;
of pirn
Offlci So. 63 Pi
>7, Wood timt.
Jacob PaUto,
Oeo. W. Bxaitfeu
i'I.JOMI.
R<rf»Patteraea;
J. P. tanner, •
X. OrtarSproo],.
W, B. McJßrida, '
(X A. Colton,
CHASTE Rjrr> qiprfif-..
VOLUME LXXI NUMBER: 24fr
insurance.
inne* Company of
p nr a .
03
. 73
. 83,966 17
. 61,889 00
. BL£46 61
JOMIUA HOBi NiO.V,
?’«'• KifUt airori 4 Q I J
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. 2.760 00
2.OJC
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r V.'naon SUU«.
! >->Un McfcviU
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A. !lnlcht*'n x
AfWQQD.S- c y
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2;o co
. 01
■ 11.M1 15
. iu.216 fa
. llii,r,T3 73
OIKOTUJUt.
[ ffa. MeKui r !:\
| Nathaniel Uolnie«,
I Akx. Nltiiicii,
I David M. Lo ngt
{ WUlum U. Smith
I C. W. Rlcteljou,
F. a. OORDi.'.v
Alexander Bradley.
Joaoph S. Leech,
John Fullerton,
Nathan F. Dart,
Da rid U. China be r»
William Cnrr,
Robert iL Hartley,
John U'Oill,
isisuKArjcs:,
*» TEI
jo. copra, A^,;i
f Tnlrd ted Wood gtmu
lanaet Company
SBCSGB. *
•«th Straa
Wj4» halupWU,
A. A. Carrier,
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. Wmtcli fttt d Clock l f * L'i XTTK : - '
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excelloai’afiocfcQhgtot^iO"--.^--.
Robot Tut ,
J. ZL Jonea.
Jah« T»g*w*r
Booty ewoal. *
;.. rOcholJU , £• :
. •Vaaaoofl.EopklnL ’••- r
SS?'
tnsucaiuL
nttfci Insurance Company of Fenusylvaifila.
Offlcß Ho. 90 Watez’at, FittabargJi,'--'
Bill* He'Cdl*#! }p . • ;...
Sh . W ' Kx, h, InnkTtZ-fc—
-99 do u»nk 'toct onlV
SOO do Iron Cin lu.,k M<^fcL* m -, U i>'7V"'
200 do Uar.k Br otA _
Book Account*. ’ •••
piatctot-v.
\O. W.Cti
lanas .JL PMrrbx k.
* WyW.Nortift.
n. T. Lwh. Jr..
J. H. Sliocnhcrrcr,
W. K. NtmJcfc,
John A. Oaoghf'j,
C. W. Batchelor,
b D. Coriiran,
Jamei J.
Wm.J.
ficvßl UXhtidlcw,
UeorjfeS.B<ldtn.-
Aodenon.
i L SUO-EXljuEEaim; PreVt
.rsjiy&ci ._ t .
P.OBT. Fia»ST,
Uelßwure Slauai Saftlv Insurance Coiapajiy,
i>-eerjtera , .ut £•} Vt» Lr-jislatur* rtf lc3f.'
Offl'W, S. E. Corner Third and Wnkmi sts.,’
PTin..<Hgl r )tw; e
. '' o3 Ve ‘~'-' , -?,Ccr P *.wd TwfKt
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tvi.i.vo umviuxi.is o= a„j, m»;., ”
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AutUnf tluCbmpanv V isfj
fSMte&Si &
‘"“"“to- “
cv,a» n hitaii f 3
Dainncee in band* t-f Apt>nt\ *
Marine PolUcKsrncootlv ter.u*J, 0 t!».
er debt* <fu* >h<. Coiapauy n«» 73., e • .
Satacnp-J0D5fr^.......!..1. .. V:~" lO&H* U
w ,,„ .. WKttffvtS
Wiliam Martin, . C .
te*J , > Th'o&ilv, ISttlOteg,
JoimC. Darin, i William Kyr^.jV,
John II .Pirnra*. | J.yiVn.sLii
•Korga Q. Lrlpr r, . J^j, Utl i»
Alwafd DarlmKioa, . Sw?l i&.i, ' > '
Dr. R. M. Hatfoß. i Hcurfilmn
OfScrMSl,.,,, ""V '
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WM. MARTIN. !*r*~!acrt
aom , rnop.c. hand, \v.l-
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(Zens’ Insdranct rump’\ of faiSHTiT.
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tin* Iwii'hiji IVi r<- i jii>
INSURANCE C 0 V ]• A N V
No. 149 Che.-TMit 'jrrcev
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Lwa fron r!«aT O - f ar Lii* ,-~i K.vtb 'bv . P , , T fi
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Life la :h« Liitj
Pnblic Adrr MeN bj f*rof. D. b ■
Ml«enAUr.rti»LeeMrLs;
Ilibb u-d oo Pulrcc
The True Woman;
The Object of Lai's,
*-—**•'- m***
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Little Frank Harley, j f
Child', bnbbath Day Dock. °
__ 3 ■ L limn ruPtauH. it.
iAaNrAKD WORKS - OF TRAVEL _k
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Lmugaton’e Travel* la Afrit*
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