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FRIDAY MORNING, FED. 25, IWO
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oaserther....,.
hilt ISGTT6' , I'6ECII new Nr
- 'York psi contain the speech detivereerby
John Itlieor Batts, et the Aeaden. al - wale, in
that before the Association of United Amer
icans, on the anniversary of Washington's birth
dry. Thu - address occupies about twelve of
dre closely printed columns of the Tri/guse,
which is a fault, and we believe the only one
connected with it. Botts is a man of more than
ordinary courage and honesty, and on that ac
count should be sustained and encouraged by
all who admire these qualities in our publics men.
It was a glorious sight presented at the Acade
my of binsic t -when a Virginian in his own person
was found bold enough to endorse the sentiments
of Washington, in defiance of persecution and
detraction et home, and the narrowed Nation
alism in all parts of the country. It will bare
. membered that this fearless statesman depend.
•ed, with all the indignatien of a noble spirit,
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, when
public sentiment bihis own State was so decidedly
in favor of thst iniquity that the simple expres
sion of an °platen on his put drew upon him
the reproaches of his neighbors and caused the
estrangement of his dearest friends. Even the
Richmond Wing—his organ sad month-pied--
hurled anathemas at his head end branded him
as incendiary and an enemy of the institutions
of the South. He has, however; et/Wired all
these petty calumnies, and his course le now
appreciated by Ids old friends and neighbors to
such as extent as to cause the Whig to with
draw its offensive remarks, and to acknowledge
the injustice of its former course, tendering, at
the same time, all honor to the clear minded
patriot whose motives it es unjustly as.reiled.
The apewit at-New York is an over-
et ~F;'
r:.~
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-pow" .oice to the party now in power, u
wci. as a triumphant vindication of the mforso
of the opposition. The Cubs soheme—the at
tempt to reT-Opan the African slave trade—the
o====
power—the Unitas iniquity--the free-trade pro-
Adisities of the Democracy—the sectional spirit
evinced by the supporters of Buchanan—and a
hoet of other enormities are all noticed in proper
terms, and their hideousness exposed to Hiegel°
of an indignant people. On these subjects the
patriotic Virginian lonely eloquent; his dans
lions and infenaces are based solely on the plain
and simple Truth. He boldly charges the ad.
ministration with complicity with the filibusters
sad asks how is it that one man has been per
mitted to eel the whole government at defiance!
—to raise his troops—charter his vessels—ehlp
his men and munitions of war, and sail from the
ports of New York, New Orleans, and Mobile,
in defiance of the Jaw, and all its officers, with
the proclamation of the Executive to step it and
when he is arrested by a naval officer, in strict
obedience to the spirit of his orders, (for It was
no more a violation of the laws of neutrality to
arrest him on the territory of Nicaragua than
en the waters within the jurisdiction of Nicara
gua, cad zo which the letter of his orders ex
teadetl,.l and when Bois brought home an offen
der against the laws of his country, he is dis
charged, not only without punishment, but
without reproach, and is timed loose only to re
peat his former offences
Ile asks, "who are these filibusters and these
traffickers in African captives'" And in reply,
he de,Aares them to be "democrats"--4Le friends
and supporters of the national administration.
He alludes to the hypocrisy of potitieans,
under the sacred name of "national de - •lcr..te,"
are
Iptrring ah the lJnien of the States
—,-ttitichtne vtaa threatened an abt)lote
eJtalion o sece, , lon,
of the el: ::02 of a certain p.,ronieu,
for Lac prey and coa•innes la
that belongs to the VP ig party—no
man . .,eleaf . , ,s to tie American. party—no
mom .-dt belongs to the Republican party, no far
as I know—"a man that belongs to the great op
po-.Nou party—is an advocate for disunion ! for
the moment be becomes contaminated, or tainted
with this foul and odious and detestable heresy,
he falls out of the ranks of the opposition party
and walks straight into the ranks of the Import
tion party, wherche can find sympathy and aid
and consfort % 'Ail brother dentocrots--ond
this of itsts - "%iit to brand that party with
suspicion is o end to arouse the otter.
glee of e;Yer - pAtforC bout to frown down
them as an unsafe and dangerous political or
ganization—it is the only party that will re.
cognise and fraternise with &undo:date, and the
number of these, What4Tif it nay kwi, into be
found in their ranks, and theirs . only. Let the
good men, let the patriotic men, who love their
country and its institutions, come from it, and
leave it to die the death it deserves; and if they
will n0t,.., if they still persist, If honest, well
meaning and patriotic men (as the great mass of
them ire) still adhere to the enemies of- their
country —let.them, also, through our united, and
- untiring efforts, share • the fate they will have
brought upon themselves, and which they will
so richly deserve. . _
"Let It not be supposed that I entertain any
apprehensions for the fate of the Union—not at
all! This Union has the element of strength
within Itself to enable to meet and crush all re
bellion from withio, and all assaults from with
out."
Mr. Botts pays his respects to the Cuba ques
tion, including the Ostend Manifesto, the form
ef which ho pronounces unconstitutional. w,
then," he continues, .'here is the proposition—
first to place the armed forces of the United States
It the disposal of the President, Cut full au
thority to make war; then (ranger to him the
treaty-x u.„; power; and last of all pot the
purse-stri.
_of- the nation in his hands, by the
appropriation of the enormous sum of $30,000,.
000, to ariomplish all the ends he has in view;
and now aek of the people of the country, what
will boleti of the constitution worth preserving?
Tee this is Democracy! This is the only Na
tional party! This is the peril - - that can be safely
trusted to save the Union and preserve the Con
stitution!"
Be regards the foreign policy of the adminis
tration es about on an equality with its domes
tic policy—that is, wretched beyond all demirip
lion.
We are 'warned by the space which we hove
already occupied to bring this notice to an abrupt
close. We do so with a regret that the great
length of this speech excludes it from our col
umns. As the production of a prominent chi
:en of one of the most InfluenMl slave States of
the Confederacy, it should reer.ivo extensive peru
sal It is a production worthy of the occasion
which brought it forth, and thrice worthy of
the anniversary, to the glorious coamemoratiou
of which It has ,contributed so much.
Cone's Poisser.—Mr. Cobb will not oonsentto
• revision of tho Tariff to rola; money for the
bankrupt goventiaent, but is, histtul, about
foreleg ever two millions of acres et - publio
lands into 'tnarket, hit herd times, to the ruin of
riednotrioni settlers, and, the 'lasting Injury of
Wbcozurin and Blienesota. . Poor pre-emptors
will be famed to "prove tip"---titat is, PLY cash
for their farms. This wilt be a harvest for spec
u/atotz to loin their money and warrants, on
mortgage, it nsaraee rates. bleu, acres
. public land, in Winnonnio air; advertised for stile'
'the 211 of May, before navigation usnary opCsui,
and when_ it will be impossible for Loy bat rich
'Vripeimlators to bo on hand. The_liette.t.to.ri
northwest hare romou
ok..ted arinst the injustice 'of forcing Lod
sates at a t u.e Nista the nettLif3 or .1;? , •41,,,
from fuoaiuocati othor distr,t,:ies, but ir.-vate.
IS seams to' in vie settledpolicy of this govern
ment to oppcosa Its people in some 'Way or other,
and eve- J swift takes .has that resale, whether
so intended or not.
-Tas Parmari Wows Caor.—Ths past winter
- bee been exceedingly severe on the wheat In
the ground, owing to the variable ohareeter of
the jelllo/1.. and the alternate freezing and thaw
ing; We hear a great deal of complaint In re.
grid to the unhealthy appearanoe of the grain.
' • —ffeenicki(o,)iffersonkuf.
i6odix*Stizi Commend' raUreetti.'
—The 0 - Convention at frankfort,
'dam E Bell_for Governor, Alfred'
F. Allen Lieutenant Governor, and Jews
Asa Ationtey Gaga -
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Tosasius Tax Dun,—The Auditor• General has
informed the legislature that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company is indebted for tonnage tax
from the 20th day of July, 1858, to the let day
of December, in the sum of 1.87,375 22. The
Auditor-General further states that the Company
`ire expressed a willingnesato pay that portion
of the tax on 'least tonnage;" that is, the
freight, carried within this Commonwealth, as
soon as !Le amount can be MACCT ; hut that
!hey refuted to pay the halanoe for legal reasons
as.,:gned by counsel, and all the payments made
were made under protot.
The Ilarriaburg and Lancaster Itailroad
pony Is in arrears from the 10th day of March
t , ; day of December, in the snm of $23,-
94 rbw. the Auditor• General rt -arks tbst
they have agreed to pay the tame within a short
period.
Parra° Tex - in.—The Judiciary Committee of
the House, at Harrisburg, have reported a gen
eral bill, applying to the whole State, which
make an entire change in the present system of
collecting State and county taxes. It dispenses
with the army of tax-collectors, and makes the
Treasurer, of the several counties collectors of
the public revenue. They are required to attend
at least two days in each township and borough
of the county previous to the 12th of July, for
the purposes of receiving taxes. A reduotion of
Eve per mitt. is allowed to those who pay on or
before that date. Those who fail to pay for a
period of thirty days after the 12th of July are
to be proceeded against in the manner prescribed
by the act.
Wu aro indebted to Mr. Stokes fora pamphlet
copy of a Letter from himself to Speaker Cress
well, of the State thusly; on that prolific subject
of discuadon—the Tonnage Tax. As principal
Attorney of the Pennsylvania Railroad, he takes
decided grounds In favor of a repeal of this tax
—as might have been expected.
NATIONAL BABBATII SCHOOL CONTENTION.-
The proceedings of this assemblage, to whloh the
varlotwohnrohes in tide city sent delegates, but
-whose doings were not considered important
cnougu .o receive a notice even from telegraphic
reporters, are published in considerable detail
in the Philadelphia BoUdis of Wednesday. Al
most every State in the Union was represented,
and the liveliest interest was taken by the public
in the meetings, the first of which was opened by
Geo. E. Stuart, Esq., in some remark', and the
singing of thebymn—
"All hail the power of Jams' name."
The Rev. Alfred Cookman, well known and
much beloved in Pittsburgh, then read , the 78th
and 183 d Psalms. A committee was appointed
to report permanent officers of the Convention,
who reported, for President, Hon. Jas. Pollock,
Ex-Governor of Pennsylvania. Among the Vice
Presidents is Jas. McCandless, of Pittsburgh.
The following are the questions proposed on
the first day of the meeting, (22d,) for discus
sion:
1. Is the Sunday School competent, .e en egeney
for bringing the entire youth of our country under
the saving influence of the Gospel?
2. Should not every teacher avail himself of the
facility of aeons to families which_his position gives
him, by:visiting his scholars regularly at their own
hoes/at' and thus not only increase his influence
with the child, but secure the co-operation of the
parent?
3. What should Sabbath School Teachers be will
ing to accept as a test of their raid:artless'. ?
9. What are the requisite qualifications of a good
Sunday School Teacher ? What are some of the par
ticulars in which failure is moat frequent /
5. Is not the sentiment of the Church and of Sab
bath School Teacher!, in regard to the early conver
sion of children, far below Bible history and
teaching; and ought not teachers in all their in
structions to :cep this object steadily in view, u
the great and only truly satisfactory molt of their
labor.
G. Would net the orgenication of Sunday Murat
Teachers' Asw,ciations add greatly to the efficiency
of the 1. - 1,1.11' and what is the hest means of organ.
icing them?
7. What nro the quahticatiunz good Superin
tendent?
4. How run we remedy the great deticiency
throughout our Sehoo.ol in the matte; of committing
the ii—iptnres to memory
9. Hew !hill we promote the spirit t benevolence
among children, both with ref.-mace to-present ob
jects and habits of future bona pence
ID. How can we secure from the membership of
our bti:ches that Hal encouragement, pecuniary
support, and pcilonal service which they owe to
Sunday C'ehnoL
11. Ilrar far are Mission rooday Fieboois contrib.
utiog to the evangelization of or destitute pip it....
and what can so give n eurthet wicreaso
0, ...me efficiency, nod sow tar, nod in what coy
may eueh schools be tua.l"..inore set - skalds in eleva
ting and improving The total condition of IL: i• 11,1 1.
lies represent.' on them ?
12. HOW Can a larger attendance of eras yri•—a.up
youth cf both .ease be secured ?
. .
Oa the second day, gentlemen from all por
tion, of tne Union, frog Maine to California,
and one gentleman, Rev. Mr. Williamson from
the Valley of the 1/aqua in South America, par
ticipated in the discussion and bore testi
mony to what had been. done and was doing in
all their fields of labor for the cause oI Christ
through the means erf — Sabbath Schools.
.. _.
Mr. Sanford gave a brief sketch of the history
of the Five Pointe Miasioo, which was establieh
,ed by some ladies, eight years ego. Their first
location was a filthy Little room over a grog shop,
and they had about seventy children, With over
one hundred adults for their first subjects. Soon
after the utablistunent of title Sunday School,
they turned it into a day school.
Mr. Morton then gave en account of the estab
liehnient of a Sunday School at 51ackrelville, a
hard neighborhood In New York, where the
teacher was greeted, the first day, with Backe
and dirt and bones and stones, and fish bones,
but finally triumphed over the vicious influence
of the vicinity.. Some of the little wretches of
children in thisnahool actually pinked the super•
ictendent'a pocket during prayer, but much
good wee subsequently accomplished.
Mr. Woodruff, of Brooklyn, said th s . thee. large assemblies which have been end
under the revival influence, were not trivial, but
tl ,
were gathered to discuss and eettle e beet
Means of accomplishing certain objets f heat
ing interest. Here the speaker detailed e Me
tall. of en unruly Sabbath lichee), whe e the
boys did nothing but yell at first, but finally it
has worked a wonderful transformation in the
neighborhood, where a church is growing up.
The /my to the euccetia of this echool appeared
to be earnest and direct prayer, with unceasing
efforts to bring the pupils to Christ.
The Philadelphia papers of Wednesday an•
smarm a grand Sabbath School celebration at
Jayne's Hall, for that afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
thereport of which we await.
DIVAI.OATION Or A BANE TELLER IN BROOK
trx.—TIA first teller, or paying clerk, of the
Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn, not making his ap
pearance at his desk at the accustomed boor,
stuipicions were excited that there must be
wrong in his accounts. It was found that he
left his home in Sackett-street, where he kept
house, at his customary hour, that he took leave
of his family in tho usual manner, but had not
since been seen. On examining his account a
deficiency of about ten thousand dollars was
discovered, the greater part of which consisted
of bills of the Beak. As there does not appear
to have been anything wrong in his accounts up
to the day of his absconding, it is supposed that
be has taken the greater part of the money
with him. The bank has securities to the
amount of $lO,OOO, so that it will not lose much,
it anything, by—the defalcation. The name of
the absconding teller is Oscar A. Field. Re is a
native of New Jersey, about thirty-five years of
age; and has a wife and two children. Re had
been in the bank about six years, and, we un
dere d, had always been perfectly exemplary
in h conduch—N. T. Times.
T rise EXCITIMENT.—Tbo im
men supplies of food and clothing being pur
chai„d by speculators, and shipped to depots,
on e upper Missouri, and on the supposed line
of m oh, to the newly discovered gold regions:
in th . Rocky Mountains, leads us to think that
there ill be a greater abundance of the neces
saries .1 life, in that region of tho country, the
coming •eason, than in any other part of the
' Union •d if the emigration is not immense,
there is n doubt that Wring will be cheap.—
Pork, Flo- , Beans, Cheese, Butter, and the ; 1
countless nor articles,are being stored away,
in tbe grea , st profusion, and there can be no
doubt, that ' hatever iftttit, or humbug may ex
ist about th there can bo none regarding
the atcplo e.pply of provimions which will be
found in (h. western district of Kansas, next
spring and ri uner.—Cie. Price Current.
are gratified to see the
I°migration from the East already
hero is scarcely a
.day that we
111.11106A5.'
endoll3C3 of
appearing.
. .
don't eve /AO l young men, with carpet begs on
their charade s, going Westward—Westward bn!
This we ilk'.to see. They bring with thew
01 0007, rtmol to will and arms, and will soon
owl: out for thmaelses, in the untouched and
unbroken p.:9 l, homes where weath4nd twill
ing prorperi , Tet: take up thairabocut. The
carpel bag mmigration 4 the forerunner of
white cans -covered wagons, filled to the brim
with little fol k s and house and barn utensils.—
The more themerrier.—Lowreacc (Kamm) Jto
pu6liean.
,i'fitas IT. COM TO Dm uCoal .—• A carrel
pondinit of the lit. Louis figubrican soya :
If you die oaths island it will cost your friends
$6OO before your retoeitie eon be taken away.
If you die poor end thole 'Spawn ere not paid,
ye* are taken br.the Embilo desd-oart,aed pitch- -
kwM
et kW * dltoh siuong . the.itins *f_psuers
sbd thisilWho lissebesei spouted. - Thee $ 61.6 1
Is made op se Alleys:: Coo um; eoibalming
$290 ; `church biz ,572 ; betel fop beddbit"..4sas
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Norrerpondence of the Dulj Pittablugti Gazette.]
t' _
.
Hanemann°, Feb. 23, 1859. '
Deer, Carom :—The House resented operati..o.
1116 atoning, after an adjournment or two days./
The Senate "was in session yesterday, but in the
House little was done except the reading of Wastt
ington's farewell address,
The Finance Committee have reported with a
negative recommendation, the bill which passed the
Ileum the other day, providing that no monies '•
should ho paid out of the Treasury of Allegheny
county until the claim should he passed upon by the
board auditors. The eastern members have a
notion h.. , it is intended to obstruct the payment of
the raiwourl hozwc; hence this effort, 9rst in the
House nod now in the Senate, to delcat it. Gartam
and Penney, however, will make a strong effort to pat
it through the Senate, notwithstanding the report of
the Committee.
After going through with the orders, the flows
took up the.private calendar this morning, on which
there are bat two or three bills this week relating
particularly to Alleghenv county; one of which is
Iloum bill No. 294, c rung parts of Washington,
Fayette, Allegheny,and Westmoreland counties into
• new county, to he Monongahela. , This is
an attempt on the Fart of certain aspiring gentle
men who wish to make a new county, and thereby
occasion the necessity for • lot of new offices, some
of whicb they hope to 'fill. There would-be no sort ,
of danger of the bill passing were it not for the fist '
three or four other projects of like character have
been started In dtffereot parts of the State, and they
are all uniting whatever strength they can command
In order to carry their respective measures through.
! Ths bill mentioned was objected off the calendar,
end goes ever until next week.
. ..
House bill No. 371, to incorporate the Citirs'
Pauanger Railway Company in the city of P tts
burgh, was on the ea/lendar for to-day.
Mr. Foster moved to refer the bills reported on the
subject to the Allegheny delegation for further con
sideration.
Messrs. Irish, Bayard and hi'Dowell opposed the
motion, on tho ground that the only effect of it would
. 1m to delay action on the bill; that the people were
enxious that a bill should pau in some shape, and
were unwilling that It should lope its place on the
calendar.
Afterward', when the Wender was taken up, Mr.
Foster objected it off on firstreading, and the bill goon
over until next week, union a two,thirde vote should
order it to be taken up in the meantime.
A resolution passed the Douse this morning to ad
journ. on the 10th of March, which is perfect non -
sense, as they eannotpoesibly dispose of the business
which is now before them by that time. However,
It will be dispatched as soon as possible, and wo will
have, from present appearances, what is very mush to
be desired, a short session. RANDOM.
Taut. or Ray. DAIIIIII. Dowirar.—The third
trial of Rev. Daniel Downey, theCatholio priest,
for murder, In Staunton, Va., wee closed last
Tuesday. The jury retired and subsequently
stated that it was impossible for them to agree
upon a verdict. The Judge then adjourned theni
till Wednesday. Durlug the trial the prison
er's health appeared to be very feeble. On Seim ,
day evening be fainted.
CHRONIC DIAREICEA.—WO hare am our poa
madam the certificate or • reapectable eitizen, tvalltylag
that he tva. entirely cam! at Iblt drrattral dlataae by wing
iiherhavv't Hamad /Vivra
Wt take ;Actuate In .L.etlug [lto r et tillrato to any
pony •aatLUttg this Oalematt.
rt....noel—De careful to alk for Barbaro's Holland DIP
The great popularity of Lbta medicine b.. 11341101,11
atly what! the public aboald guard 'gained
pumbealog.
at fl per bottle, or Ow Imltlre for }lli Me pro
prieters, BENJ. PAGE, Ja„ 00, Muothietv Phsneo.
ceptiNsanit Ctlesoleta,27 Wood etreet, between et and and
ste,Pittebersb. Pa.. end Drug/Oats generally. J42l.llAmir
Attu abbertuntrunto.
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4.1 ameaarneol,, nr Inntialmeats en
stock pold in, in cash
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...lieteralsecurity tor loans, dlth he amount
on each kldd of eteck, Its Par add
market valor. p a rmarket 'alit.,
....
JO. Amount ttlamomnienta o. the etotk of the
company called In, or I bee mad unpaid.— pone
It. AMPOIS °rye...mit= n 0,.. fo, .tend Gad ,.
Kitten iiska
Amount of prosaic, mmollamad GO policies
Lisped at office. .......... ..... . 1,65,b
12. Amount of interest on there:meaty made by
the dompsoy, due add upped; (Jae -tenon,/
1i , i1T,9110 10
ABILITII.3
I. A mooist al Imes dn. and rime.
2.. Amount of Medal,. for loom eldch core w
.nu or contorted by the company 16,609 14
3. Amount of Immo during the year, which
tom been paid 193,717 60
4. amount of Mahn. for lomadatlng the year.
lehlrb have not Men wattled, a pontoo of
which le Imludad to *tumor to N 0.2 of this
div Mon 23,701 AI
.6. Amount of lame during .be peer which am
contested. 6,000 00
all. Amount al loss during th. year /reported
T. An me
s pe o nn d o i n v , id divid end s th ot e ls d
red
..u.p..0. n. ........
11 0,0 n
0 0 0
6. Amauotof anridOndil tinCi•lnd don, and no ,
240 00
9. Amount of dividends, (either cash or ecrlp )
decistrd and not yet doe none.
10. Amount Of money borromi,ma the natism
and ...Guntur security en._ non..
11. Amount 0(.11 other muting Minns agaloat
the wimPtillY,Ountentad or otnerwlaw 872 22
MOORE.
1. Amount of ...b premium. rtadve.l 623,619 90
2. Amount of premium Man Man by the
oomputy for Inland navigation Has 8,021 74
3. Amount of ymmlnms earned 602,417 38
4. Annitiut of Intimd money received from M.
_lnvieittocut. of the company.. ........ 60,640 90
i. Ausount of Income of the mmpany fr o m any
other mum • 131 fns
EXPENDITURES.
I. Amount of loam paid during the year 213,670 77
2. Amount of Imes paid during Ma year,
which mmand prior to tr. year...... 21,037 97
3. amount at which the low w estimate!
In runner matemerit, which were paid dialog
the ymr 29,61. ST
It Amount mid and owing for mien rance
Mum.
IS. Amount of morn premium., whether paid
or impad
: 6. Amount of dividimis yald during the year.. 111,400 00
T. Amount of expensr paid during the year,
Including can:Madam and dies paid the
_lncluding
and officers of lb. acentmr.- 79,674 67
n. Amount of har paid by the company_ ..... 13,921 13
9. Amonnt of .11 other anyons and onyer4l-
to of the comyaoy 36,80111 47
I. Amount of yrinnynatmoriginally form.
r lug Me capital of dm company____ ......... . norm.
2. Amount of GM note held by Um company
;part or the wholo of the espied thereof.. non..
iqueluded ale In preeediog answer.
}Amount paid far these two Item has been deduct.' from
grow. premium.. Net premiums shown In answer to first
question of section 4. gushing now due for MM.,
STATE OF NEW YORK, 1
Ctilyand atody of Too York, u.l
OIIARLES I. MARTIN, Reese,, and J. MILTON
INKITII, Secretary, of the Roma Romance Company .10.
City of New York, to me personally known, being emendly
duly m. 0.., d.p0.0 and my, and tech for himolf ems, that
the foregoing rtattiment and return of raid Compn.y, made ,
op to the first day of Jimmy, A.D. 1889,118 Jost, tr.. and
mereinhaunte d rec that they are the omen of said Company as
h.
(Eigned,) CRAB. J. MARTIN, President.
J. MILTON BLLITII, Peoretary.
Bobatribel lied sworn to before nu., thla pit day of Jan.
nary, A. D., Ma.
Witmer my hand and °Meal teal.
DINJAMIN RANKIN,
EL. &J Ctentniseioner for Pennsylvania, In and for the
'tats of New York, 100 Broadway, N. Y.
This is one of the beet Oonapenke to the United Staten—
Ilya era Inked Risks solicUst
R. 0. LOOMIS, Agent,
No. 69 wood at., Pittsburgh
NEW BOOKS FOB:SALE AT BUNT &
WlNER'S—
istory (Sale Etat. of Rhode inland;
•
The 11!echoed& and Builder.' Prim fork;
IA Cabinet doe ?am, nr Itecreative Iteadinga
Abuk German liranunam
Tian Pniao of the Masa uf David:
Dirsoott's Philip lb. Bound; Bailie. Africa;
Carlylea's Vri.drritit Ibn Orem;
Palestine, Past and Present;
Auoodutes of Love, by Lola Monti , :
Drawing alba White /Inrs4
Ttio-Two Mollies, by Jolla lievanarmili
Tito lulled of Babb. Dell;
The Pother and Weeder. by Nadia:Ma Bremer;
The Lady'e Alaimo! of Emmy Work;
Tbn Autocrat of Wo Brnaktmt Table;
Tlin floolabln, or 1001 Homo At1111•Mellinl.
And all the other no.. !looks may lio obtained •I
folk AUNT
NEW BOOKS rout SABBATH SCHOOLS
AND WAIIILY LIBRARIES—
Ihratfp Sanaa, CO c %to;
SI- Atortudthe, a Memoir, by Rev. Mtn Dunne, Mc;
Po epte Practice or Stories Illastretlng the DEO
verbs, by A. L 0.6,036
Warfare and Work, or late'. Negros, Itta•
Priors of Doom er Dovid, new Millen, $145,
rot of of DAVISON'S Bookstore,
faYN Corns, of Wood et. and Manned alley.
DOLL BUTTER - 8 bbls. just received and
for Nile by RIDDLE, men, A CO.,
IsYS 185 Liberty street.
TACKED BUTTER.-30 kegs Prime for
sib by BIDDLE, WATS a CO.,
US' No. 1115 Liberty stmt.
NESILOINOOIIPOTATOES.-200 bash
tor We by BIDDLE, MILTS i CO,
fay 185 Liberty street
P ARSNIPS, TURNIPS, ONIONS.—For
426 we by the butted aIDDLISWraTB a CO.
. 186 Liberty street.
A ::
APPLES, first
D RIE'D •I ' L . Ate
14114Pem"'"EA°,Pir1!.,1.:131:7.‘4:4 9nn9 *C°'
UZI
•
iitto htbrritstmenti.
MA N --
rum INSVILUINCE COMP'7,
NEW YO RK_
CASII CAPITAL, on'
suan.L., •
CM=
The r ' 41 " 5 ' 1,, U 01004.0:01 la Vlado In 0. ',frtuity with the
\ 1 00 , 1111durnta "I the lad of Pettnetylvards.
11 N.w V 01,!., J.,attal y I. I Ff.ff.
TI Capital 5.1,,k paid up In„ •., ~, ,j,,,, , ,t00, ...., ,
1,,,fh flu. a ~fu.., of Inrdatal as 1.,11,,,,,,
atitt on h....a -ad to Bank i , .,..4.2 .4:1
mon a. of Loops on Ronda and Morissaca, ron.
1 stltntlr,", :hi. hen on real rotate, an v40..1, 11..,,..
1.1~ • I ‘..jenr'e Intercd do - o "I , . 0 , ,2, ,5C , 4.00
val
BlSKlklyn ....y 1.1.., per ardn: 4,...,06, 0. . 16 1 5
ue ......... .......
Amount of atm!: held by thr Come .),. ~.41
lateral seer rl , ;, for loans, will, ton AU "not loam .1
on o.ok kitabiatork,lts par and moms( 7- . 1,-
6 51000 Coupon Bonds of 16.11. V.Pl° Merkel
"0.
ton Co., Onto sa,rs t 76,100 74,4,04, 10
10 SIOIXI do do lilt 10,000 0,4001 00
2 71965 Ilarlern Railroad /
80ni.2 ft 0 1,700 1,600 04,
1 s l oooStato of Itlis mit .0.0.1. 10. 8151 800 00
26 ahltro• People's Iniurance
Company Stook 29 , 1.325 1,000 10
10 shares Rank or Commerce 1 0,40 1 , 010
10 0 American 13, Rank_ 100 1,060 1 . 820 W
lb " Park Rank,— ..... ..... 1 1,675 769 00
91 " Irving Dank - 0,000 1,000 700 la,
20 " do ..... ..... I,o® 1,000 t i egio t. 120 " o.a. Bank . 1 , 300 ' 1,210
1 .
15 " Rank of Comm.., 1,800 1,310 '
10 " Park Bank 1,000 1,060
100 " Galena and Clakago 1
Union Railroad 10.
' 000 7,1601
~
Os, 00
2 $lO6O Bonds Gale. and Chi.
sago Union Ra11r0ad.......... 2,1/00 114410 1
40 shares Irrlng Imm.. Co.
Stock la./ 1,99, 000 40
65 abort. Si AlCholas Bank__ 0,101 0,600 ' 6,mro t.
7 51000 Coupons Plinking Fund
Roods of Soon:ern Michigan
and N. Indiana Railroad
Amount or l'randunta Doe--
Aronnot of Intereston Inveroments ammed.
7,000 0,160 2,214
4,258 II
3,7151
LIABILITLES
Amount of LOOP% In comae, of aattlameni.....• ft 0,700 00
Amount of Dlrldanda, doolcond and unpaid.— 4,6 , (a) 00
Ammer of Oath Premium rece $139,19172
Amount of Int/nett Money received fri,m'llle
invertrainde
PAYMENT',
Amount nr Lases paid during the tear
Do do Flo which accrued prior to 220322 14
the year 14.214 20
Amount iif Divider:ids pidd dialog the year 70
Ortt 00
Amount of Reperuee paid daring the year. On
eluding coroneitalontrand Pen to Agouti.
Amount of Taxee pad dot log the yr. ..
Amount otell other Itspenon of the Co.
OTT AIM COURT or
Nn hoax.
WILLIAM. P. PALMED, President, and ANDREW J.
gilltli. Secretary, of the Minhattan Fire 'neuron. Com
pany, of New York, being duly sworn, do depose and say
that the foregoing etatatlendre are iron,nod allow the com , -
plete Kate of Bard Comptny, on the first day of January,
1939, and the seal annexed to their names, le the andel
seated call Manhattan ft. Insurance Company.
htworn tororeare the 24th of January. lam:', .
(Signed! JAS. W. WALD,
IDEAL] Conamissiont r for Penney
•
BUTZ or Ns° Year,
'
. arm Cionnir or Saw Yost.
Cr
I IlidtEllY certify that the Manhattan fire Insurance
Company of New York, Is In Ignlention of the &meta in the
foregoing ointment. ..4 not they are of the .aloe therein
eit forth, and that eald Company Mimeo...lot earns %rails.
hie and of the rah. of Two Hundred and Filly Moorland •
Dollars.
In win.. whereof I hare keret.). set my hand and
°Medal .al et New York, thie nineteenth day of 'January,
tight.° Hundred and Prftpriine.
['quash JAN. HALE,
!SISAL.] Commlisioner for Penneytyenta.
DARLINGTON &11001 E, Agents.
th-Temporary Office at 1. 11. Pennock A Co..' No.
Wood Bt. flat dgwood
TIIIC. MOGNICAN
Mustang. Liniment
•
TIIE popularity of- the *MaxI,AN ML'iITAN4:
co-eitcnalso with the civilisation of the
lobe tither artlrien stele, to ellerwatt min end claire.—
thin crave. Family Phyelchan, (investment Ile-pile!,
rnrriere, Pilules, Par nese, Livery RICH, Cr.. hare ; rn. IL
dtr.ottrate4 the tact thn.ktPlt the srotia. No at
Leto est, twat, nwslved ',Jet undivided ionise an./ support
'frea./..calical and bAsultac men
•"
RITEUSIATISM
of yntv ot,..ling ILan t.,•11 WWII ctar.4. Mem.,
Tur.wrs, Sores, rofola. Safi sof,
ore illogo. U.ta.s, Mule. eh, a. \.nrelgt.a. nem.,
.111 .1 WY anal . 1411,4 olwu mapl tinarr4 anopltitito
lIORSES, CATTLE, ,‘....., .
nub /114 ti.nr, Iton, Ga.l, ~ratch, P
, epayln. Poll 1:111, P.....:.
uey, 1104 ait,... an. ,I 4.3e.1 and co/6d 1., 11,
MUST ..1 1 , 1 (3 LINI iJ E N T.
- -
i.4, - ..: - .0..... , /,-,Nsi... sArkb• 9
u...e LITCII,II,ye. rare, Vt. •titra:—.Thal [La blro:
wag evn.lorndl ,r,rtllless..- (hi. cum. svot Norm.) "'CU
el:wt.!: ^ 44 114 M stspaaNT LibtutPut, I 61.7 , au1d Aim P.,'
$l , " ~.. 1,,0r 1,121.u Lt 1., /.•11.1in s souctrm. Op bcr.,..
int 0
420 ni.. ' trt, . Ittt.A.ltlrgl, ,PS
(Eltr4l ) 'qr. liltin g 11... lib Irons UM On it 14,44
n:..ruana,,avio. i..1. , 1.vc-r, an ..,•1' , ...1 ...., batula •Lry a
rail... wet I. a (lIV. Is . An Warta .Igl,t. T .- .7..11‘...
~,, 1.1” , ...0t arceal,l 1.• ea , 0,... ,atn.114....“.1 .
• j. 5t11...-.11, !-.55C.4111. etp.l.l, i ... ta-A-va .7 - Xl.---- .----
I' rir• trlity,
II but ttp... 4.“ Lniural
thin art.l” IA I: .4 a
Thl. Lieslnset, 1. ir,t:•l.•nast.l,
ban wd Jukt,
ww it4 , nt 1a..1,..5res
1.r7 f4ruity a:..12 , 1 04. rory
I.Krtsrul.r sa..l wyttir. tor [h.lduatAux Istw.enl Isku
W Who,
Pohl 11 411.1441*n Ihroagbout North .4 1 / 1 ..011s Amorlea,
Pumps 4.1 an the 10446 of the Ocean, I, 25 coots, Z.)
coat+, and ~l,at per twine.
BARNEI V.rk
Also, Lvon's Celebrated l iusect Powder.
reZ.1.4.1w6n;
60,000 ACRES FLAN!) ,
PCIIISALE IN
BARTON COUNTY. MISSOURI
Correct maps of these lands, on a large
seal and made tram actual surer" thowing the Totes
graph, of the country, with-m.O tract so number.: that
the purthamt may select LA sail harmed& may be men on
eppllentlan at our olbo., and omits of the ma, showing
the ethiszna, nods, Umber, miners/ mean, mama and
human of avalitnr, county amt. Ae.,A., gill bo furnished
gratis to reek purchaser.
The tine to these lands la derived diner from goternment,
and it therefore ladispuMble. The land is offered at the'
low mine of TWO DOLLAR/2 PAR ACRE—e price ninth
below that Many similar land In the State—one half down
and the Didance to three months from Lbe data of Madam,
and will he sold l 0 Mute of eighty acre. mid upwards, but,
to coder to ware every possible advantage to ths BMW,
no paean will be Wowed to madame th • Wait more than
a wictionef MO ACM
Mae intaneted ore Invitod tonall and examine our Map
of them land. which, In order to have correct in every par
ticulw, has been pmpariod with groat care.
W2l. FRAZIER A CO.,
follidAwlenT No. t 77 Fourth st., Pittsburgh, P.
VNGLISLI AND AMERICAN BOOKS
J 1,24 TO SOLD AT DAVIS A 001110d4 Fellow's build
log, on Saturday e”ning, Feb, 26111, commeocing at 7
o'clock, among them or, Plr John reanklln and the Arctic
Regions, The Age nod Its Architects; Modern Pilgrim. Ab
botsford edition 01 Wsverley Novels, 12 eta. Waits of
F.dger A. Poe, 4 vol. Mali noun with Um Rest Author., 4
vol. Welastoeii llenbridmil Dictionary, quarto; Brown's
Antiquities of the Jami, 1 vol. Lamb'. Works, 4 vol.;
Chamber'. Paper. for tho People, 4 vol. Dawning's tharsge
Residency; City Archilectures. Exploration In
Term, ho; Litre Ithro.2 vol., Dickens' Works, 25 tiile;
litiakespearell Winks, 11 im,lo.
The Rooks will de open for emoolnetion an Friday te.ve
log. Catalmluni are now ready.
fe24:ad DA 0191 CO,
DITTOCK will deliver you ally of the.
Enatern Dsillea, ,r We Clbeintaktl Cummt.rrial by
leaving '.or Mani. at 6.2:i HUNT d MIN ISIVS.
VCR VALUAISiaI STATISTICS :we the
L' New York end Vllll.lrlphte Dnmre , doliver. II by PIT.
TOCK. Leave enters itt II k try
THE fullest reporta of the proceedings at
the Capital are to toe had itt the Now York DRAWL
Agont.
lon Office nt HUNT di fiIINCIIT.
TILE LATEST RIVER NEWS is always
found lathe loW Contonoraial. I'II7OCE dotir.
era It on the day ofpublication. Mee at MINT AIM 611:8
THE NEWV YORK DAILY HERALD,
Tim , . and 'Pilhnno, and Philadelphia Pro., Lodger,
and !lanolin, and ilia Pinticnatt Coomorrial nn' serred
regularlye t.. nbocrlliera by J. W. PITTOOK, Agent.—
°LOD° nt HUNT to 25
STARII-50 boxes T. & G.. Pox's netincti
Pearl Starch: ab nova J. J. Waal'. RellueePaarl
March, la 12, 20 and tO Ita. Loses, la .torn awl fur sale by
(1,25 Warr a WILSON.
ic,?ll,ENOli Sooteh Oinghams,
Yroocb Chintz, plain AIM flguredJust reed tit
Blinn/9 ELD &CIO'S.
IOPURCLIFIELD & CO. have' rec'd now etyle
Dy I Door Drain Uoudr,. also, Poll Dechavor Boring
drama, at Nortb-eest corner north and Market el. f 025
BROOM CORN BRUSII-5 tons for sada by
1026 HENRY H. COLLINS.
BROOMS -100 doz. for sale by
1625___ lIIINBV IL COLLINS.
—_. •
TWANTED—A competent master
A Teawr wanted by HENRY U. COLLINS.
DEANS-25 bblq. mall ,whito Rearm fur lli ...l by fe46 MOIR li it. OuLLINIt.
CORNMEAL— I 0 Mils. superior for sale by
ii 3 lIISNRY 14.0.11,,L1NEL
1 50 MIDS. PRIME N. .O:ERGAR now
la !acre for nsle by JAS 0 ARDPIFR.
_
300 bB, 11
-3 '. m
. ° 2IaSS ES Ji:P.'GtoArkelfgli;siat.te
'PENN. BLOOMS. -65 tuns in store and
J. for bolo by fo= * CO.
I . MILS. NUMB BON. t E SET fur sale by
"nILL
cartter W I and tlth 4.
3 000 LBS. 131 CARR SODA, (Nei ,
Castle) (or rah, by
• imatwnt, A SILEPHARD, cor. Wood k 6th
1 GROSS AVER'S WORM CONFEC
TION for Wu by
lIMITWY.LL A SQRPRAIID, ror. Wow! k 6tl nt
V 2Rd.
50 DOZ. IVERIIA.V.E'S BITtER':, for
eelo by lIARTIVELL b:MPLIAN f.
444 DrogOts, corner rani utl.
PENN. CORN.-1134 Sacks to arrive ca
tamer pone fur ale by
teai /tIAIA.II DIOKEY a CO.
STA ROll-50 tat& Madison Pat. Gorn Starch
LO do do Irstroyoart
GO Jocks do do do
Poston oul for ask b 7 LEGOII a norcunisoN,
ren Na 1103ocotol and 10 lint st.
CORN -1000 bus. Ear Elora in store and
for Id. by fol 9 LHEOB 2 HUTCHINSON.
CLOTS SEED-10 bbls. prime cloTet
Nedin stopuoa tor t Lnt •
jesjps-60 bt. in store and feels/16V
Me _ Litieet a uterceenteole.
kgs. 6 twist and 10 kgs. 5a
tailbaimad lbe ably lallOst NoTCalileoar.
liiscena sous.
r. ... it VARY, 185 0 .....:F1C.0/111.7.1111Y, 1890,
7. A If r.oluir - 33 s - -
FOIL SALM DT
J 0 IC7 H. M3LL 4615,
No. 81 Wait' st., Pitttsburg,lt. •
t t
_ .
$...0.000 00
I •
CM=
THE NEW SCALE GA OCTAVE
CHICICERINO PIANO.
OF lias just received in addition
s q.t...! • the ett•tr.n fit-t4ro
r 1 1154, to V. 0. P II;
hiP3l SCALE til* Vt.IAVE PIANOS.
iniiirorriment ti , nowl. l ,;(ktavo.nobtte Ineconi
rob ehotti•o cllat I. rtlled toe Fr de. being •Mi...."
change thrt.,,h..t.t tho atilt* View, It in in tea • new tn.
arrnaunt and 113 titfttr•ltt to three tnatr proelonsly
by the I•111.1'11,1
Tito price of tie. now t 1.4 Octavo Will La from 1.250 to
ol11), wrordiog tyle of tho exterior. For sale by
JOUN U. MELLOR,
-sole agent for Ct.i ' ring t Sons' Plan., No PI Wood St,
between Dtamone Joel /..urth street. feiri
A l SPLENDID LOUIS xivtlinippr
Rosewood Piano, by Raven, Bacon .11
• lks,Now York, with French grand action
over strings, oombinod Iron and wood ?nano, felt hammers
of an maim new invention, .proMmlng a Tone of the molt
delimit° yet poworfol *greetings.. The= Piano Forts of ate
old soul established brume, Haven, Boron t Oo.etand mom./
to none in Now York, and theta instil:molts will be imp
plied through John It. Mellor ' at the Factory prices to New
York, deliverod at Pittsburgh, packed and ready for ship
ping.
SECOND HAND PIANOS atiffpg
$176, $lOO, $OO. $OO, $35, $3O, $25 and
$lO.
C II ICKERING & S.O NS'
M 4l
BOSTON PIANOS.
No 8),326—A now grand male 7 octave Louie IV Plano.
29,470—A new grand scale 7 . carved moulding.
. 19,966—A cerred moulding 7 " nobly seed wood.
" 19,730—A c.a..' moulding 7 . powerful TOO..
" 171,611.—A most elegant 7 . Clifford .t le.
" 20,092—. A new grand male 7- . new upright Plano,
. 01.196—A now grand male 7 . plain round corners.
" 20179—A new grand scale 7 . do do
" 20,256—A rosewood ' 7 . 'mato:ammo round.
. 8.1,693—A rosewood plain 7 " do do' 11,6.12—A full grand 7 " &Moo peke S9OU.
" 20,509.—A rosewood pbtlia ay .. I', In Bopto A lee.
. 1 j
0 20,17:1—A roaewood plain 6 . do do do
" i7.1,109—A black
and
e . “ do ' do do
. A 1,617—• 0...w00d plain Si ~ . do do do
NOTlOL—Pimise tato notice Mat any Plum on tbe above
Het agleam number than 29.009, will be sold at a disconot
of Tea per Coot. Nemo. rambling out of the city, will
please direct their letters to 180. 11. 31811.011, Agent for
Chickering & Sone, No. Si Wood etreet, Pittsburgb.
EN=
MA SON AMLTN'Sfeipm
•
octave portable Meloduoae vit lib harp CO .
6 do do do . do do -- 76
4, Piano etylv—very elegant 100
6 do do do Double Deeds-.
1.60
These ldelodeme orn pronounced auperkrrto Otbere by
Dr Lowell Mason, Wm. Meson. limp's/get. Melberg, Webb,
Batter, Gottachalk.etr. They hey, been meardettheltigh
eet premium, at every Fair where exhibited. Mr We only
by feltdkoT JUNK 11. MELLOR, St Wood et.
BOUTH-WEBT Pdll3Botrar.
IWe publlvh below, 4 nnocal Report from Prof. Bvrallow,
State °wimps, of blivarani, on rei tabn Imo la vitiated in the
county of Barton, to A. tilt tie seap by the
letter of Prof. 8., this Nei ert ',O....prepared at Um roqueat of
Moan, Wm. Fratirr A Co, No 47 Fon. tli forma., Manure.,
ho'are tlio Agoua for the mio I,J a lar, body of land, in
that ...minty. A. the obi oil of do. la, a la to furnish re
liatit information to Mum 0110 may routionplatelnrestlng
In that portion of the north-Weet, it 41 looped that It will
receive from tat motti,a areful
avoutiolott Rams, ,1•41. V mITAITT,
Columbia, Ito, No-. 17, frill.
Mama. WP. Patina & Co:
. . • . r•.
Tour letter requesting me to niport to sou ihe character
of climate. eurtamof the conotry. soil arid other nusirel re
source. of Township IZ, in Wimps 33, 32 enJ.3Ct Township
Td., In [triages 33,32 and ZO. and Township 31 In Range 33,
In Benno aunty to this State, is et Maul. As I have ho.
foie natal, it will to Impossible to me to giro you • Ml
- d..iptim a each township, se that county boa not
,rt been mrreyed. 1 Moro unwed through it, In making
our prelimniat7 surrey.. ily knowicilgo, !townie; Mit
and tha adjoining countke, la mien as to enable me to speak
with certainty of the topography of the county, the climate
and the all, and with tolerable certainty of the mineral
weidth of the comity.
. • .
Tour lards in Hunan county, nee on the • wootoon ex•
.trecalt- of the Missouri tabbebinite. which I barn thus il.-
ecribod la sny Roport (now in peer, on the Sane-Western
Brandin( Itio Parsilt,RailooNH.
That pull. of PoutliertrOdireeni extenilind frnm
ton county in the doottnadet, to At. Uenerituiero the achth
exer, tonally repreaeuted—aa the eartern extremity aline
Watt Moneta.. 4 in . .ect, a tableland, varying from 1000
to Itir) feet whore the wean. TA the Wont it. la andleteritly
undulating lobo well dramel: while In the &Mal and Knot
it lometintee Thee Into tidge. and knob, of mielerato elev.
1., V. 0-1. SALE=A. Heusi AND Lo T r on the la
F ~,,... th,....b........d that ~,,,,,,,,t, u..,........, b., moderate l COS.," ...1) th and 'West C 02.10.. AnOghollyjMa.
kV . . I. o .'” th '''''` . .. th' lb" ... U.". "/"P‘'. dos the I Coq, adjolenng ton IseenUltd treble.° now lu pro.ar er
headwater. Of In^ Drywneel, See, Pontoon de Terre, Ninon. , ..1,03011 by E. Lothrep, req. The lot le 54 feet front by 210
end liescocade. Sox ter into the Nlisvern on the Kurt, A,,, deep, running tbroogb to Water Lone. Seguin: of
Nleramee and the B.S. Sowing temthe illsosslppi; on the J. SCDOONMAKSII,
Newt. the iretont ~f the Si e. meels, idle ellrrent and the ' corner 01 Wood and Third need,
Whlt old il* tributartee degemlmeunearth, Aritaremal fvl'''-'" nor Heans,liert A Co's DrOker LIM..
eel rt cog orer, :dud! ••••••
•L, eel N 'mho en the weehre VINE PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR rra
.1„,
Th., ‘,....p. of th e m: .„,...,,,,,, „ t „. . which g o ., ' gee i _I; SALK—The robvcriber e lutending to re..!do per.=
dos Mideast:A vsre at ere hut hole depressed het s the -"l''''T''Y at hi . erddlltT reef, nee , ' Km! rehreff, dflcm tor
4..,,,,e0u„,,,, hot th e
eth„e., the , 0 . 4, the Duey , ot , id! • . ..M115. , . de
.second bunt. Allegheny City, corner
wtder they tro.tnitte, until Ovey esp.,. into breed ~..,.rod "' ' - '''Y ' K.. " . ' th Cth.th''' Apply to
toll) Dud -; A. HAADI,KY, No. Woo.; ntreut. hAtenTlCW.steled ...) Mufti mere or I prempitins.
-
The tehl.lathl cereenta • surface s Med nely urel Ise. . = rtalt
,i ,,,,,,
_ ....
' .• g _. SALT: OR hEN.C,—unetwo etori2
I,to be wet drained; and Alll teed ...ugh . r adricadtnial
„IL' ' Tame berth- geed 1140cr.e of land, adjolnidg
'yILLITO.I,--
I , too N...., ofdal. n liftlo - IC,Plit 9. Price very lOw. is.
owe., of j.. 21 WATT .t WILSON
FOR SA. .i , : OR RENT —d very desir-
A. 1:11
, able tn., shirr Bemis Dwelling Donee, In ~...e1
ee e. evil, remand wet, firths Nein:sleet, Odwell siren, N o. ~j; Fi,lil rood, pane "WY dome. ..I"..tdire . the prynt
jec....4 Jsl s WATT re WI 1.1•011,MA !Jibes ty .L.
p - mc - 5m,,.:._ - _ -7 r1 . ... ..ti _ —_ .
la ---
for rds his property In the IMmough of • &wick-
10 /I• 011le I :re Brink Dwelling, Home, Pomo Dem shl
Stable. Drink mirlim,Honee, in.. with from too to forty I
most of ground, se the pardmerr rosj deetre. There is a
good Orchard of choke fruit, sod thrM•ormds about the
110 .....onekoieetedwith shade trues, mhrnbhery, to. It
la a moat dmitible property for • country home, end wol
'be mold an MIT imeonable terms. Tor farther particulars
enquire of J. W. P. WHITE, Attorney at Law, IDO Fifth
street. Pittobargb, or of Om enteerlber on the p_remlies.
deltbltt
__ x r. HOPKINS.
'••• • cUMM
Thi s ithiesland. atiore mats- x..
Miss an elevation of some
twelve or fifteen hundred feet &hove the mini.. It ha. •
rolling surface. and gentle . thus., of some cons or Use fret
to the mite, to suas the OX,„:, the blississnul, the Arkon•
ass, and t ••• .%••sabo or Gaud river and no high moun•
ti ts c e .4 4ttte, filth:dart. the cqu'atle . gestic
thie •_t•lone olieuthy - riwn s u : , • %b., • . Lt isnillet of ri,th Istiinitm—,tere TIO swamp,
or ii•.‘ t and luedv, *Lich noxionsextulatio.
IA titan any eonsidsrahle portion of this cocutUT.
Tea c Innate, ex theer•fimuiztleatet, and no onrstogaona
bserroVnas cleatetut94l. - - m4t.ovenalde - and
saluhsloi. , The Census 'Report ter.. ) B t o , thaws that
Mottle 'eat dilexourt Is ono of tho moot Maltby regions in
the Uni f it Elates.) The rummer, are too ~ionsperate and
dry: thlo What. Ames sel mild. N. ditties. Iss abort, to
better dttdl to mane h Uth, and a luxurious growth of
the staple cinch:tete of the temperatmlaan,..._
01.01.00 T.
So far as observe!, the boundary of itatrgyeat western
coal held la** thronahlbertoa county, froa — Tv. Le East to
the Bouth.ifootcji is certain that • large part of to
conntry, taetteulaslythe northi•ru and westarts, la 'madam
kid with valuable'real beda. I o other motions, the ilium
nous and sandstone, of the lower earbonifeanos mocha
come to the surface.
The loose eurface deposit belongs to the qua
g0...k. The 'allege of the etreauts ere covered iv=
vhd &wefts. end the high land& by the doe slikkors
merle of the blot formation.
KUL
A. one • would *sped from Um ireo!geoil diarsetms
shave stabilahitAollusty liars TorY suPs
rlor obarmso. It Is troloillsa s arat very fair - ridaos of la.
tartar lands. boa ths bog. Um Worts ozesedlo
fob. And bostdm, the lob so o i lbs &Mons owls via
K IntabauftbK, &op pls *lag will bring op th ane
rich fortillson, hoosvOr the surface:soli has dotarloratel
by cultivation.
The .on le well adapted to hen3p,oorn, eats, tobarto,
grass, etc., and the DOM., ref tow yield vrwj el sepetior
wheat. Trait of all kinds do wall. Chenies,ep Nunn.
grapes, etc., are the spontaneous portincie of soil;
DU. peschee and pears, and the cultivated varieties of
apples, plums and grapes, are grown with ease, and the
yield a great proftuion at toast excellent fruit: I
•
Are abundant in tble cdnntry. There Is an ample nand
of limestone and sandstone, mdtatde brall mammy pn
paw Clays and sands of exce ll ent quality ler cans= •
and brick, are abundant. Gravel and pebble, of good
qualities for snake and roads, occur In ttes bads of all the
tesams.
vionll and rattan.
This county Is very happily divided into timber and
prairie. which are for the most part Soarrangedthat every
term ll.] ho nipplied with • desirable portion of each.
The prairi“ are ready for the plough, and may be easily
fenced with hedges of the Osage mom which is a native
of flouth.Westero IlieeourL
There Isan abundance or most eseellant timber. Linn,
binh. cherry, cottonwood elm (3 speclee) hickory (0
species ,)locust, oak (12 sposiea,) - syearnoro, walnut (black
and white,) and cedar, will supply all possible demands
for lumber and fuel.
•
- Barton county Le well watered •by the head branch. of
Dry wood, Clear and Horse crooks, on the Narita end by the
Coots and Muddy, and .ther branch. of the Neosho, on the
South. Whether Tying. are .abundant ea In other puts
of Southwestern Missouri, I am noble tinny, since my
notes are silent on that mitilech bet the ounteroui stream"
and the :niece 01 my notes, lads me to believe the Triage
I an, as not .arse as eleedettere,.or the hot would have been
mention . In the report Oho. quoted, I have given the •
Iblfoatea description of the .prteg. of liouthereet Minor!:
There te probably no part of the continent, that nn boast
of so largo a numb.r of bold, limpid springs, who. pn,
u
l waters . gush forth In melt abundance, to beautify
refresh the land. Dryce's Spring, 00 the beactUfol Menge,
te one of die !grant. It rinse In is seeinded valley when It
forme n small pond, that nowt way—e elm. This Weer,
Jost Mow where it flows from the el Is 126 feet wide,
nod hes en average depth of about one tent, and Its velocity
Is s little more thee one feat per ann.. This Immense
spring discharge' mare then 126 colds font of water per
second, etis,226per hour, and 10,227,872 cable feet per day
The water le nearly pore, natal. about them. temper
ature at all seasons, and ehowe no penwiptible fluet.llon to
quantity, either In the ducat or wistlest wagon.. • .
This to mar of the many hundred large spring. whs.
pun, waters wino end form the numerous etre., which
now from this table land. Many of them &eolith the very
best water power for dairies mills and factoriea
The streams formed by these spring., are 131:1111•Miln,
~..clear and rapid, foretelling sunkiout wet/avower to drive
sitthe mills atid factor'. demanded by any °Milieu pope
tali. White the irpricw and streams large enough to
fund. mllfaltn are very numero., the emelt. fountalea
and brunch. are so abondent, that every atm may bents
piled. In short, the piny, limpid fountains and efreomoof
this region ere o actuated la beauty, nod edeptatlda to the
watts of mm—they lieve challenged fratiou 'arid
praise e voi7traveler.
PAL.
Thin co int, mutat. an abundant supply of good hint
mina. al. I berateen workable beds on Ilona creek
nod Dry . There min be no doubt that a large part of
your 100 aro underlaid with emll hada of good smutty'.
to littl hoe bean known of the viit resource. of thlt
region u 1 the hat few ).m., that Many parte ol It are
hot I:. populated. but now, • hardy, energetic, In
telligent and thrifty yeomanry are rapidly opening the
country; while the fieurLetalna to*iviere ailing up with
a wosithy u=d regned plpulethm. Claire!rn and school-.
Looses are mtliclettly numerous Io Sonth•Weet Blialteuri
to educate the children and ...gen. the people.
A more thorough examination of
,rollr lands would ear
able cue to speak with more certainty on some of the sub-
Jecte ohne referred to, espvialle of the coal and the
springs nod the timber; but senst 1 here - been able to say
In getters! teems from my larthal surrey, Will give you •
good Icsant the country.
Yon' wwlL...thttlY, • 0. C. SALLOW,
: • •
felt2wd&erT State Otieltigist of Idlssouel.
TARRANT'S EFFERVESORNT
ZER APRREENT, prepared wan entire now princ Ipls
tom a late and amends anidyala orthe celebratz.l Dahmer
b prima in Ckernany. Tbsa much esteemed and Mighty valu
able preparatkro SIR no: all to effootad.ly rerno
i r Dyapep.
• AttlitY.M" ~: ktomatr Ct ci a.l.; n lZhencoMistr., Loam ri
Appetite, ,vel, Narrow Debility. Nana. or Vol:tall,
Alection• of the Live; kc.. A lame s,u KAY Jua re , 4
by YLEMIND,
re2s Corner of Di^ Diamond ,red
Market st
CIIE.A.P FOR CASII.
_. JAMS)] 110 - 1611,..iii
•.o Market xtreot,
iotttog oft tau Gatti. recr.k Of
1190 TS AND SHOES,
Cheep for cub, t make room . kw like
avinrcirock OF' SPRING GOODS.
P. B.—Partleelar emotion 4 mid to tnekttig Leak& and
Hlrn Boot; 111 weer 47,,i5,,ma0. me., lime no•Cilf
Boots nod Idiots oterorytteeerlptiso ism& to order.
410 . J ROB&
I, V it ' 1 2 . B mon= • m
ma • oh•ctmos, 60 of Thole patent. Cisr •
Sweeper. Wee sad JustioltsePers me lastest Is • •
the newer., Its e c red. sals at
Jlealiw • - lellt xmoe
'S. Ito. 113Ifettetsl:
PPLE2.=6olbbrinirtore and for solely
kli 11 1 / 1 1111 DICKEY it 00-
BruiNEl.--40 bash Sm all While Besasis far
lab 107 Id* DALICIIIiaI 00.
• ,
WfU:!MIM
FOR siittailTo Tbe n ' t ls a ja .
street, Maguire au the prealKwr fe.S.its
' lat , ,i;LIITO kith SITE SITUATE ON
A.t, TIDE MONONOAIINLA 'ItR FOR BALK.—Thie
1 PrePeittY edjoLos the Pittsburgh And Boston oOpper W,..e4e
and hen one of tho ben Wading.. the river.
fettenllns A. W. ,
GAWAAXI37 street Fourt h street
• 10011,SA L K.—A 8,4 Y -ol d -hand Rteam engine;
• 12 f as be , t too, then. roorobsi , of thirty horso puo.',
2. 6 i feeet., td inch e,15m.1,-, ...wt., of :ZOO pounds. et
.n ..-,1 l ro -k, ~ rood order. A ftify , to GtO. ',S. BONN.
o ,
.onth .1., Ut.,o sw eet, third dsor verst,ol tho Distr.ut,
Ailegt..y. to=
--
.
TO SALE On. TO LET —A large two
ti
story . ..rick huildotg, 130 fret bog by -Y Nor - wide, on
net.. .1. - oet, Alleetts ty city. flee ten hone power
Ms.:trot:l o. 17 good ord. r; tont b.' tooted in rooms,'lrbh
lunar for [(got *ark, if not disposed of. Apply to GINA
. W. BUNN, South Woof Ohio street, third door wert of the
Diamond, Allegheny. fe=
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BLAST FURNACE FOR SALE.—The
Steam Repine and Blowing Cylinder. lately In nee at
the alleudown AtitheriteFitrosce•
1 This machinery is In good order, and has Leen removed
i lu corequence of no enlargement of the work. requiring
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
PIONI minx.,
Fell particulate may be obtained on applicatton to the
thbarriber, at th e Office of the ALLRNTOWN L ION COM
PANY, No. 105,
foll'ieod3wd .OS. CABOT, President.
1
ROLLING MI LL AND GALVANIZ• .F 3
no WOILIa FOR SALE—Tim hrliseeport Jr,2,
i Imltstioo Ririe Sbeet lion Manufuter), Galvanizing
Work. and abovil Factory, in the Benumb of 31cKeeeport,
I to the Chanty of A Ilegbeny. Pe, on th e ay„,,, orthste meer,
ap.Ltbe Corellsvilleand Pittabeirghltallreed--tw eu t y rant
elm ride to Pittsburgh. There are two sheet Iron lathe, end
one bar Iron milt six rummer—one an Improved edr.tight
snorting Panzer.. These works win snake afteen hundred
tons of Gnat Imo in a year, TheGalrenhing Work. .. e ft,
• separate building. Beer Aurelia:al at the mill door otter.
leg &dillies by, railroad or. steamb oat to any point in the
United States or,Crada. Tree are two and a balf acme of
pound, on part Of which the works stand, the remainder
being liandruie Bonding Leta, oia • loading otter. There
ere eight coal mime in stetter the wOrts, of theme!. upe
rior mutiny of coati at from two to tour and a half cents per
blithe], delivered et the workx. Pnaterten Pre r (Data
April aut. For particulars, apple to R. B:GILPLN, •
jelthlmmod , • Wilmington, Delaware. •
ROLLING MILL SITE.-Wo offer for
wile, on easy terms, that, desirable location to Bast
Blnaleigham, adjoining the Iron Works of Jame, Leath A
00., thntalning root four acres. The alto le well adapted
to Boning Min, Nall Factory, Foundry , Plaining or Sew
llifl ia ljAr aimed any other manufactming bteduesa Having
• river front, with good road to wharf, pier extending
In the river, forming an• excellent harbor for brats, etc..
lorfurtber particulars, apply to •
ILHAMSII A RAM!,
itsTl:2ml Corner Word and Third streets.
rIBEGONAREWERYFORSALt—Situated
NY On Stevenson greet, Ingtitb ward, Pittsburgh, fronting
on eald Newt 128 feet by IUO feet back; to good order and
condition. Pcareadim an be given immediately. For ref.
mon& consult Rhodes & Verner, at their Brewery in Pitts.
britgb.or Geo. W. Ornith e at his Brewery to Pittsburgh or
Wher4lng. For term of as apply to
fee: and WIL M. /MINN, 137 Fourth et., Pittsburgh.
- Et R SALE—An interest in a Manufactor-
A: i g Establiehment to !hie vicinity, convenient to mar
tot by railroad and error- A. one of the owners is dexinnia
of nattering from the nehabberboodide interest trill be sold
i
• gra - bargn, and the limber Nina exclusively for
cub but Utile capital wlll bereguired. To 'any one having
a small capital to Invest the above Is a favorable opporto.
WM. Torms euy. Apply to LNYI WADS,
feliklirdkw•F ,No. TM Liberty etreet.
FOR SALE—I 7 acres of Land in Ohio tp.,
8 Mil. from Allegheny City, I mile from the P 1 IV
nodC IlAll. s ienna at Rill back. Apply to 010. W. BONN,
c,
moth ah eof Ohio at, 3.1 door wort of th e Diamond;Alle.
Ono/ V. fele
VOR SALE,--Stovcs for cooking,
.I.' hew ng, etc., the beat iblectedpatterne; Fire
Irons, lenders, Coal Bcottle,Sad Iron% Brithini..,'
in setts or WA plecea the great Patent Grid Irons
the best ankle for broiling everlntroduced in thla or w
hop. s
it other, cif'. I will ref ad the price In aoy case
other* it
the plore what I represent it. Housekeeper.'
Hardware. the Net' selected dock In the city. sodas cheap
as
the L
the Iron City tore Wareham.: of
W. W.
Bit AD
UAW, Gincconor fa 1'..1. Craig k 0...)
No. 124 Wood brat.
Alt aorta of Jobbing MIMI at chartist-make. Orden by
mall ehall receive prompt attention _ fell
FOR SALE--A kmcontaining - 249 acrea,
100 cleared, 40 lirmisdlow, batsmen snail timbered, all
weII watered; linproromentigood hewed logoomes, good
barn, good orcherd of :00 or. 300 DOG tree. of different
kind.,eitoate iII Weetrienrelty;9% Miles Dam Itili
side atation P. B_ 11. Mb b ape of the beet grand's farm.
In the county. and will be sold at a great pergola. Apply
to 080. W. BONN, Booth it'd* of Ohio at, 3d door we .t of
the Diamond,Allegheny City. - to:0
FOR SALE--32107ietc5 - 01 land in Ligonier
fp. Weatomreland co., on llho Greensburg pike, 3l
mil. Irmo Laughlin...own, 13 mile. from Latrobe. well no.
lered end well Wuhan& Will be wild low for cash, or will
grub PI city property. Am!, to GEO. W. BUNN, South
osle of Ohio street,3l door wsetpf the Diamond, Alia,
city.
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FINE COUNTRY REsIDENCE FOR./
BALI OH BENT.,-. Th e mbecriber ellen tor ae/eg
or rent that deUghthu Coant= Beat, now ccenekil by
Adam Releemeu, to Berrecre Tp, adJsmint to Allegheny
My, competing eight =ma of clicko laadooith modern
built Brick Dwelling of 14 room; Green Mean, Spring
Holing Bern, Stabling, Tenant goon, ie. low acres are
=der Orate, which prombea to be the most valuable Vine
yard in the =linty. ?berg an Wend Itemdred bolt
b i rd tatrtTorte.wat=ri ettllrce Indth
The M ole
is
prime land, hlghly culeratad and Improved,
and etuoted apedtke civerarandlek • Belie= of the'
taro dew and aurroundhig country.
=kW • IL 11. RYAN.
ACMIIOOIIII i CIL, Nudists' Exchagge.t_
VOR. SALE 3aoacres of finely timbered 0 Toog . sALEs-By AutfriN mom- & •v,.. , 7!
.ad I. SOH meaty, oh* .. 11 ma...do / 6 la, . 6 I,3__
_,OO krrirn liMmtuntry zrousruirr sysorr ---- 77 -,,
trout alHoPoUth 2 14 awe . i.‘tt t ia . eta. ./.... Wn. b. THURSDAY LUNING . Drldgg,A.autramt• Bad .
mid km for nob, or wail take good improved city property G m ." B lock. 1 3 . 4 sn i B.na PRA at lOU. sals
either to Pitteborgh or Alleghenj City. Apply to ORD.w. , ,„, m.,,,,...,,,
BURR, South e ase of Ohio. treet, Sd door errata, the f:;,...,, - - -- "1" • 1 4 th. Arki• A n i me
ceoed,..Allogeooy City.
Vatlft...:X.e.., Drafts sns i zza;nry
.Noy --- .. .
'-'
- C .
.. _.„. ,mate,
AbeS,
wat lg',Banco&UZE treets.— 4, .1
,Jd oa TID -
hber GU cmin admisAY; nit
sion. • ''
~.E. ,tvltaMoWf f i g asiaa at twea!7
EOR SALE.—A, tract of Land
nhii. and ono half Reno, eltusto on Us,'
ikbout tbroo WIN Irma , the Court Hi
mkt kre Dar ash. Lnalro of
• 111.1101 k V
Airy, at Low, No.
I OWA FARMING LAND _
,m rehr for sok on krorabl•twill •
.• • • Linda, attested in Wright *ad h.
• met to Mar or Magna& now lo 'row
• • acre. !ma Indy two mike from Ooti,
• re, will be sold law for audt, or ih.
• •• log lands lo thhi or adjoining rountlor.
• o% Mahn 1 Alifilt. 12.1 ew..•
---
TEAM MILL FOR SALE OR.RE2I/4 )ISSOLLTION OTFAT'aIIiSUIP. .I.
1
Fro Flouring 81111 In Lawrenceville, feonllng cd
The law pal. l
t p heretofore ander the .
alleslant meet so eilandlng back 100 Pet to Zion._ 1,,f t r ow 4 N NIL 20 . 1 , 24 - —. l . a . d
, mooed ea • 17ta bat. Vol aka al', ' I , s . :.
; 211"2.114" AVN1T1:M3 t il (Kcal+ Peartli at. deg , will benefter b. AO : ,Y•I '
No. Worth Meet, earoar . anwl iaam .., diatni:,, : ; ..;-.
below Prow t 410.• : -
....... _ ll .r*
etwbursh Feb . mho •Naagorr - -
TThitir
TEA MR ADELIA FOR SALE.
Mere Wheel Stamm ADZIAL.aal bow liag
Ilm at the St. lamb wharf, Leafleted for mate red,
If applied for moos. She fa 140 feet t0rm,.28 Rot beam,
bold, two la Inch Cylinders 44 feet Croke, Reams
ltandeome Win, well forolshed mad • goodoeitat Rer
7, Title Indisputable. For farther intarmatlon apply
;bad CAPT.R.O. GRAY,
(Cate of Caldwell ft 11114,) pittaborott.
•
Mai Lana for Salo.
eabeeriber offers for sale section ten,
..woohip 12, range s la stork county, Ohio, ' column%
:. m ar, miloo 'n oreot orclldimtir ma. l the It
ad
to Wooster. and within niughro anis of the Pitt"
t.Wayno and Chicago Unruh& The mouth, cut
: , ,, r i trant au q=ror th rtl y
c leared end ttopttnet
I 4 era - wawa by 'pets, and mamba
conaidond the lined body of - land In the
.. It wlO to sold natiolded or In outliers to nit'
• .To those who dcedro to Invest in rad NM..,
opportunity la nub *Muni.
T. ,
• ll. 2i22l2=it,
ortt2 lio.lol 4th avast. Plitolomittl•
ICdral r110),:(401-1;4(0-1.1
It. CIIURGIIII.IAIROCOVICELY I
liester's Chisuine Preparation of Dr
J. F. Churl:fall's Coasposiad of
X HYPOPIIOSPUITE
• f LIAIE • . SODA and POTASH,,
• Bregno um= no rat rasuuree or r`,
N$
groat - Chemico•iiinaietai..Discovery of
celebrated Dr. J. F. Churchill, of .party fast made
by him to the French Academy oirlifedicine t 2
markt a rota end Important en to the a Is of
Potence. •
.
for the Arai time In the history of the world has •
DY been toned that , only Maker et the very wow
of ii.Zatonai y Diefet,e, cad by resturiog the te 4ient
I
demo* of tee blood,tocresiare the principle hick
waren. or Mint force, toiriprotheo the, Wei
- M. and thee not only ODIUM, tont also LUCE
, the development of tbLr hitheitomost Wei E erge
maim racew
rd-Critatioii to the Public:gill
ne prenoranane we •Inedyta the market, purport.
baud on Dr. Chnichnl`a dietary, mama •IA ,ch
•• Lily caution both the probation indthe ;while
o one bo deceived, but ask foe and nee enl the me
n aokl fnia, Cu. ade General Depot la r te Unded
' , NO John e• set, and' t ...ulzg sf.st mute ugua
.4l,youx,.., by whom alarm , Dr.ChutchtlVe pro.
.111prit ep m • rii.lllata /.1.:..13111C114.V.K... toga.m"'
i Ne • or Bcrollulom Compla•lots, Dobalay, Lo.eoe
• • wait,Dispepale, Indli att.., and Yvewio Mak.
It Lv • eovereictl and invaluable rrlandy.
. inIy.R.F.L.I THE TESTIMON 7.103%
Ax r eo f e IV. Y. auterions ..r.rtimi Oolddllediv /Xi,. MR.
1 iphirotor may be our cohclualt - m with reference to Mo
cleiros. i pr. Otwrchll4 for the Ifypophoepliltee lIIIIKTITan
rer.di. to i o iclxircolodi (relax. ioaj you eim B y se
DOC4I • SO TIM ilt.r.F 07 metal 4 . 4 . 11.4/ lISIVIDIAt, mirrhor.
loonf North Aracrican ilidital Ery , .'erl.lbr 01 / 3 5.5..
~
••Tble Medicho. la maioutillcally repo. and reWbla-=
We hate Med lily oar wen premien In &Wes p mai
end other Cr,,-. of dhow, with very asiblictory Re
••• • la eixtvdeit coo In obkblldir y eon
4
zi,...thlrty-Nrreo were In tricipkakend . Wee
la the scceod end advance!' stogie of etmausapthini e re:
mender were beyond bops. With the exception albs Fs&
loe• cum, which were mach - benelloni t all but three, which
Ma WU donberi, rexmaed todicticp.
... •
Etiellil4 - •• Ur.* Web. , i 5 ., Ace. bettheonir, lii .
.
aelertion,ient by prep4l. Tu. ."..4 07
. ` iin liiiiii.7.4l,l=kit QM . , 1 . l i : izOvetTrlllbe th aeztby
dos to thii,unaavoN4 - 6Wm l y bine s dlnareat
~retipa wet them:
COla air Dobeiftel GiclublePteliaralicei or in'. ObernidUil .
Ug r go Arbosal,fr
but kip' OW amwialt.
fil a *koalas .14:4•34,
_ 1 3•0 . 114
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. bet Ibi 111 rilopma
the Etat
hak-Cirenhatand tenaceaniryinaraehlaa:
Va. a %Mt° Ow ' =au
Amiably iirlandipasoresoilk* '
3 • • •4e Arasigsi - sfiwlW
. . _ •
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in
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:41,411cer
O.DBOLLAK SAVINOS BANK, No. 65 ug
sac - 44 , i l- 7. t ii•Pri4 los& with . e F
6n•
243ig. am arm dra* Worm! from Mid eau
Treosvf
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rum .5 use Iteaft,.., , ,uxaftre. mat p1i....r-'
We cleal I !Hive
•AN..EVENINQ Wrfil TUX POVTBi,•_ 1 ..
Ho will reed ells Iron, Tll5 kVi r ALB, - oulo . •' v.
best of El/orldan'W Cu wikw.
p,, ww mew at G3;o' 1,./t., llweitwlkw3 to cotnnwww. ', ,j - 'ite .
l '
Tickrti, 25 v011t. , . to l 13
ow ,4 wt Um Mole and Ike' tth .w ' "s -
Hotels, Lib flo .1' ' Room,, Le. Ct.. Committee are: - II , 1 •t T
V.H. Fume, . ,
ms
R. Inn,
1
.1 spII Amass,
, . P. DAV-MO . OX. .
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MEM
...swain Luz, Fun diXtsitaitts. Co
-;h Feb. IC I lean.
Onliit { - MEND NOTI . Cie. —The President
Direttati of this Company have this day detier,
dividend °roof the pretty or the lid dx mintli. ;A t
dollars per there, spplkable to the rodottion Of 14,14 no ti
7. A. h tielLtitaT, &cry
ALLEGHENY '1.2.1131111.A11iChl C0M1.P.427Y.
l'ENtrrree is-hereby given that !in porn- "L 7.;
pee of we act or Asseml.4 rotating third°. •
charter of tocorporatt. approcod Jontutry 27,.1430, ROC,/
to receive onbcception to the Copital Stock or the • •
GRIMM EV13011.01011 COMPANY'e argil:ewe& wait tee
opened et the 111:11011ANMY NIMNIANDC. Touttb •s 3.
Pittsburgh, on MONDAY the lieu DAY OF MADAN Nizr, -
to remain open Cur AT* dye, (cako ILL clock be NONA!'
sublerthol,) from 104. 1[., to 4 o'clock r. Yi or nth 447. •
Tboi. U .via - , I Jas. D.ldurisy, 0. O. UunoN.,,
Horny. MU; W. U. Lyoo, Juo. -
Taaa B. Detutock, Imo Joan. (1.43. W. Jocklai,•:
John A. WU., Goo.R. White. A lkou Rama, -
A.ll. Wallingfocal, Robert Beer IL B.Btelißlir,:. •
Janne Lauglglio, Alesander Speer , Rabat Faaki.
Geo. W. thin, • M. Wateon, D. U. Doak.
teI2AM
Orme lisrs laws Owes . •
1 1
ie, ifebrAsr7. ELACTION NOTIC E.An Elecg on thr.
teen Directors of the Elie Mast Company, for tbe
insoles yAlt_r. 'WU be bete et their office, to tbeeity of ID* ,
theiripm MONDAY OP MARCH NEM. ";•
ADAM A . ruommarr, •
fALLIGRINT BRIDOR, February 5, 1859 -
An Election for PSeeldeat, Ilebeip te , liet Mom
the .Competty for Greeting it &lilts over the •
River, opposite Plitaboreb, tho Con n of Altlie,”
win be ball at the Toll novo It the north 4,er "th.,
bridge, ea MONDAY, the TM leT of 'limb lust, at
eclat PY. fliftlemod the IfM. abas no. Tram: .
mufitnunts. , ,
D ITTSBUROH THEATRB.—•-•
EXTRA ANNOUNCIMERMIMI‘
Mee. 0;. M . EIS/CLAIR, -•
LATE MI W. EDWIN FORREST, •
Ansided by the young Amuican artist.
MR. lIERRY L UMLEY. t
reopectfully anew:ours her tint Itcerrtr to Pittebursh tio.•
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. Etb, ' IMO, 1, •„
.-
het, will be presrated, for the Bed time, au Win k historical picy. entitled ! poi
MARIE ANTOINETTEr - 7'...r:;
or, the m:
NaGELICIL ••
Marie Autuicetto...-
(Am' .......... . . .. --MV r .
EIMERY MIMI. •'•
To oonclodo with the Shekspethut
KATHERINE &J PETIMICHIO. • -
•
}Daiwa.,
,Ifrs. C. PI. 911101Jillt
.Fetrttehlo. ........ - nratz , BlDL67 !
Seen can bow ............
•
felkd2t
Ea act.
TO LET—A comfortible two story
Ihrlaing containing Anew:on and Anlahed gare c t,lb.
unman on Washington st, Allegheny city. Enquire of ' - • t .
*l3 x. n. KIND, Na 2 I I LIDort/ni , . •
TO LET—A Store Room on Fifth 8,4E3
.a the moat tleelrible location= that great the..lW - ri44
°tighter,. Apply at In Libertyreet. •
RIDDLE, VISTB 1,00
TOLET—Two large first-clasa Dwellingsar:,
to let, with .11 the male s Improtemants. .
urron MoCilialtßY/ A
Ito. 121 BecimA tail& &coal it. zs.
TO LET—A throo st., Brick Dwellirjk
Ibane, cuutaJoing 0 r00m5,0.41 COWAN, Si
Eupgre
.1.14 w wThetkv, Liberty t.
FLET—A small Brick- Llwelling-fila -!•
Moto, four room% on Centro Aoonao.--(blinat,v.M-...-
ma kooniro of Jal4 WATT a Vi/140/X. •
fro UT.—That desirable businee
A stand, with defining grisebid, oo the earner
Liberty and trllarra errant., well adopted for • y
cal More, being neenteed es sorb we thebut f
years. Eng° Ira of 11. NI • e,
eid4 N 0.211 Liberty street.
LET.—A comfortable brick dwell-arh . -
icc.comemcclicroccee and notated (snob, sibil • s gr .
utte on °Ware etree between Liberty and Yam Yana
of Untlj 11.11.H1110, Nea-21.1 Liberty et. .
rro LET—Th,
A nowroccorrif,l b
IS'arehouse Room and Office
Porter S. Mead & -0n.84.-wont
sloth:4;l;We= -
DIM=
F OR RENT — lLot l44 l7loofeet,cumitiet:
• erected, Buil law, &Ad% AC `ron4lerlic it lot
bac far .67 kind of onlncenzlng, gunge m DyjaM;,, ,
streeo Birmingbamorpostioßanio
BI
natee 06.1 pig;
quire f AIXXABILR
ULc: t 7 •tanot, Plttsbova.
FOR_RENT—
.. _
A FINS WA8R11011)14 10. ES Market bene4,...... ,. ..
dee M. ilolawn s Ben& the_bril at..l ahelved In the heel ,
.. g - zrre. -- tdr - whalerde and Isten.dr...
puls bnehn.se,withor el!hout o large cidaTt gory ' Win
bows In the rear. J . ..
2 , ., ...
unlf WAY, in t. • -."
dellvilf , &wicklerrMs
Zo7Rants.
WANTED.—Agoang man who can write
• good twain.. lsad,ond would!. warms =lb,
himself glob:Tally useful la It wareboan. Anvil , * at thls:
oak. figt-lwd _
sBooo—Who Wawa Moneys—Want
parchmes9,ooo or 110,R00 damn worth • •
B.Aldi AtortrA A ".My to Xb.w. ioatb-akle
OhlostFait, oor ip-at of the DlamondAllegbioy
City) Sluitioi Zak%
To. M. . I : l4l,l i l B.E.notloneer: '
ta
S tatosiil
Pr. IV.
cham R. R sua„lotpus,by
IP/ . P. M.DAVIII,Auct.,Na. 84 lifth
'Business Sotico Isr-Cbangcl.
(1 0- PARTNIII9III.PNOTIOE-1 have this
dar iumelarad lab mil 15.1108.1173 Um "--
CIAL.Ing, Telltehis andhniashthztridaould th•bealmair
of the nem wilt b cooducadththe rims afi. L:04181 1 (L., "
GIIAN & CO. Persons Irvine lbaltosia Inamictkai sat' •
eloped will toe wilted upon kw setsnosat. of At pinwel
L, cuithrAunar.
Allastmkt ne., us, assa. bilawainr
DISSOLUTION OF
partomblp borokilbrodadaist
onosciibers, JaMKEI MARSHALL and amossILY3IIAIY,
silo - kr the style of Mamba 4 liege I? ry dliootood by
mutual commit on Umbra% doyettomky,lB42. •• Timber
loom of (bolas flan orill Woodier! Lb* old 1 61114 '
ofLlberty .n 4 Wood otrootsortions Moo bobibto4 "al •
Pine° make bwrodiato Pruett, bal Moo Wing chasm "i`
promt. them for lottleotent. " • • - •
11111111`.14CR4ZIN:
?PRE andanigned have. this'
y,with than In banana Thome L hay
Arm of Lloyd k Cb. style tho - Ana of .tbo,„
bo Lion a Yowls - Mu*
• REA, LLOYD & FORZYTII.---
AV II OLESA • GB; 01:1-BU,S,
7:111 *LEAS 3tlff ,
comsiziri mnatears i• •
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS .1
7's',Water Street, •
iesstrei Pirramea t i, PA.'
NOTICE uF DOSSOLUTI Obi :OF 00-: / 1 - 4
PARTNlASlllP.—Plibilcsotbio b beroby Oran that: -
-h e en.yeartherebi; heretofore extolling wider tlis natuehrelybl re
and title or (2111144 WAASIVITE 00 ,2 41 0s•BnUders, in
Wadr, •
Allegheny coaalating 1
worai, and W. 111Pluseeh, as parlours, leas teen and
hereby publicly declared Modred; in tbab Is) cue. nor any..
a add co.parlsera la allowed or antiVirhohyla contract suit
more debts, Debilities or obllgaUcenioranykind,inabri
or nib! of crbbr, weeisimith Ca, Mt idoalect saw. -',
anima, beams i receiver is alepoirAsj, and tidies
publicly Oren. MIDGE,
Jam and . SANUltlelvAritswpkw.
Another., City. January gel, 11151)..
'PRE innactligno havo•anociated with there_
en the Clcsuralueloa .Bnainera zniti"Awastla,
Stzubmv ille, Qhlu, Tti• or- the 11,[19 VIII maims;
Luiei4Pree r MUlaira CCr
•
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DR - 7*,,TETTZtes Sand celcbiated end' „
u sun all Mo., •• ~
connt tairrogabm w .,,, Bitten ortit .
TL. -Doctor
onto of the body of . tuotbf i ..,,, . .._.,.., 11.
..tinbh....... ,,. , - ;
log the alto:Mon of ON la"' ... '.. ..`'.... noulnc.:,., .
duo la with ottousgor imuro.ne , w ,klit../a , 1fa11nin50.....,,,, , ,„'
' sod adaptutbs ( fi
e. dbuomo•Abu_o_t oi youm.
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I tn. „itonticon pos sod Poe& u s *try v v . ii , it .
Imo by the mottoonntotuad ite ~........_
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prkutt lodivkl"1" all
,T 4 u ! lotto b fia
mappoomaa* evtax. , Trujarr are in,o7. 22,.
- r ethOgsidae ....°' "" .... 7 sktiglad. thinks ". E ,
j u i.ny dellutind Iht , kbri t7 it hus ed lawny& '-- - .1.-
id& •
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t ElMlTHozmutactvrtie ana=r f -1'
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at
w mars% eitcwskos:
BONN'S BRONCHIAL TR00.1110,-• I , ~, T.
/ 40, 06.1 Will ilXlMlldlater raini MSZEIC4.4 '; i
nk Cb 1441, log am; mad - tank. nocoomv.
Manna and Lump, ',Tay in Itni Ikon 0217110414 - T.:
siddizibeghanto tik• moseddlage at MM. --.
ni also innspannen to p blkozikal aid f::,.'....d •
j 4. .
darn awing and Elvin( poy.t ~t 1 Anat..
edAppl,ffillnionind bd , dUNIIII%
011 • oorosakaacei ItslatOniii
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LOOBIZEI it - CO: - 0
00 4t0th5ted4a! , .7 , 74,
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