Vittsburg4 _ tsaett t.
R. ERRIITT & Co.,
EDITORS and PROP/Hi:TORS
PITTIEDEVCR.CI-.H
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL, '2.1, 1869
PHILADILMIT7tPOLITies.—The regular demoe
rany of Philadelphia held a ratification meeting
on Monday night, and from the tone of the
speeches and resolutions, we are led to infer that
the party is disposed hereafter to be more con
ciliatory than it was this time lan year. The
Minn= in evidently to bring to the support of
the ticket all the factions, and should the scheme
be sacoessfol, to claim the result as a decided ad
ministration victory. It is true, Mr. Randall,
the chairman, in his opening speech, announced
that :he cordially supported the measures and
policy of the President, prominent among which
he recognized the maintenance of the Fugitive
Slave Law and the speedy acquisition of Cuba.
But, that, he added that the darery question
was now settled, and he could not see why hie
polititial friends should be divided and distracted
by an obsolete issue. Mr. Randall goes on—
crafty old politician that be is!—to invoke the
aid of every anti-Lecompton democrat—(bedoea
not call them disorganirere this time, the sweet
spoken old gentleman')—who has "separated
himself from the great body of his friends," and
closes with the soothing redaction that if "any one
continues to remain alienated from his party, it
will be hie act, not ours." Mr. Bradford fol•
lowed in a similar vein, although he could not
refrain from saying a good word for "our South
ern brethren." This was no doubt ititioded for
Gov. Wise's son, who was present. Mr. Bradford,
however, attempted to coax the refractory into
the traces by harping on the same theme that
Mr. Randall introduced. In all this fine talk,
it should bo remembered, they did not yield a
single principle of their opposition, but coolly
asked their opponents to lay down their arms,
without being gratified with the least sign of con
e/Baton.
These cunning politicians are all extremely
anxious to secure a triumph this spring for the
national administration, and to accomplish that
object they will say or do anything that prom-
WEI to gain votes for. their party. We most
therefore be prepared to find the Poss e Iranian
and the Chairman of the State Central Commit
tee abating their extraordinary zeal for a time ;
yet the form of the eat, with alt these precau
tions, may be seen in the meal which covers it.
Mr. Wise, in his remarks, deprecated divis
ions generally, and had a great deal to say about
"thunder clouds" and "rolling tides." He gave
his political friends a pretty little recipe to.teach
them how to ride two bobbies at one time. As
this is an important political secret, we give it
for the ben of the anxious in this locality :
"When the ' , ill was going through the
Senate he was on by Mr. Ritchie, the
worthy descenddn of a worthy man—a man who
had for fifty yeses made the Richmond Enquirer
the clarion note of Southern Democracy—and
wan asked to accept an editorial partnership in
that newspaper. I objected, said the speaker.
Itold him that be knew what my views on the
Lecompton question were ; that, while he favor
ed the measure, I was opposed to it ; and that I
had published my opposition to the world. The
answer was worthy of the man. published
my views yesterday in the Enquirer,' said Mr.
Ritchie. You accept this partnership, and to
morrow you can print your views, and hand in
hand we can labor in oar calling and maintain
oar own peculiar views without making a divis
ion in the ranks of, our party.' The speaker
consented, and the next day, over his own sig•
nature, and in the editorial columns of the paper,
he printed his views. They edited that paper
together—one a Lecompton man anti the other
an anti-Lecompton man—each held his own
views, but while holding them they stood by the
Democracy of their State, and went into the
fight as one man. They went to the Petersburg
Convention together, and in that body not one
word was said of Lecompton or anti-Lecompton.
It was, with'them, an obsolete idea."
The quaintness of the above coneeit — is worthy
of the inventive genius of o higheriatitude than
that of tho old Dominion, and shows that Mr.
Wise is a worthy eon of his father.
Tae 0131611L1N Rescue CARCS.—The U. S.
Court, sitting at Cleveland, which is trying these
oases, 'behaves in the most tyrannical manner
towards the defendants. The Judge is overbear
ing and oppressive in his rulings, the District
Attorney insolent and supercilious, and the Mar
shal as obsequious as a hound in obeying the
orders of his masters. The latter packs the Jury
with willing tools nod the Court and Attorney
sustain him it.
When arrangements were making for the first
trial, the counsel for the defendant agreed to
'bat is called a "struck" jury. Forty jurors
were summoned, of whom ten were Republicans.
The District Attorney had the privilege of strik
ing off twelve and the attorney for the defence
twelve; and from the sixteen left the jury was
chosen. The District Attorney, in striking off
his twelve, chuck offevery one of the ten Herd,-
Ream, so that every man left on the jury was a
democrat, chosen with express reference to their
pmelavery views.
AfterkheAtektrial was over the Court tried to
force the defence'l4„go on, with the came jury,
which had already cot:Mated one of the defend
ants, and submit their easel to men who had
thus made up their minds egainst there. The
Court was 6naUy ebamed out of this; but in
picking up a new jury, the Morella' ezercif,ed
his utmost ingenuity in trying to find nine who
would render a verdict according to order. Be
fore such a jury the trial of the second of the
defendants is now proceeding. They will all he
convicted, of course. The bench of a corrupt
government such as ours could not possibly be
without a dozen Judges willing to tread in the
footsteps of Jeffries.
The defendants, including 30 of the most
prominent citizens of Oberlin, aro all in jail
awaiting their trial. Prof. Peck preached to an
immense crowd which gathered in the jail yard
and on tho walls to hear him, on Sunday, and
the sympathy of the community towards him
and bin fellow prisoners has been shown by the
crowds which are continually calling upon them.
They mhy be convicted ; bat the world will think
none the woree of them for haring rescued a
fugitive from bondage.
Ma. Beres.— . The Missouri papers aro very
noisy or very earnest in urging Mr. EDWARD
BASES, of St. Louis, ee an opposition candidate
for the Presidency. Ile was a member of the
011-l Use Whig party, and since its death has at
tached himself to no other; but be is under
stood, we do not know on what ground, to give
his sympathies to the Emancipation movement
in that State.
Ho was invited to attend the late Old. Line
Whig raeetiog in New York, the object being to
revue thatextinct organization. He did not go,
bathe (met et letter, from which the following is
is extract :
'gin to the negro question, I have always
Plought, and often declared in speech and in
print, that it is a pestilent question, the agitation
of which has never done good to any party, Emo
tion or elms, and never can do any good, unless
It be accounted good to stir up the angry pas
sions of men, and exasperate the unreasoning
3enlettsies of sections, aud by these bad means,
foist same unfit men into office, sad keep come
fit men out. It is a eensitive question, into
whose dangerous vortex it is quite pokitiblepor
good men to be drawn unawares. Bat when I
see a man, at the South or at the North, of ma
ture age and some experience, persist in' urging
the question, after the successful experience of
the hot few years, I can attribute his conduct
to no higher motive than personal ambition or
sectional prejudice."
This is all Mr. Bates has to say on the SlavOry
question. It does not show or indicate where
he would eland, if occupying an official position,
alien any phase of the Slavery question that
'might arise. The rest of the letter is occupied
inn Teri hearty and very thorough denunciation
of Buchanan's administration and its endless
corruptions. Otr that subject lee agrees entirely
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with the opposition everywhere.
l'axecante To BOER Poarosi.—A deacon in
one of the liartford--(Com.) eta:ram - a few
days ago, found a gold watch and chain belong
leg to Ilia mialetere'e wire, wrapped op in hie
worning,Coarant on the door etep. They were
otelen from tier two months since, at - a Whitt '
pi tw
,priory, and the minister preached two sermons
at the time uPon eteellng, the rogue apparently :
couldn't stand the tiolouri */'
Taw MASBACILH Of TOO Sr. PAM'S PABSCNGEIS
—fferrale Cannibalirm—Tbe Chinese passenger
of the St. Paul, who was reeened by the steamer
Styx, and arrived on Tuesday, has tarnished no
with the following account of a maeoacre of the
Chinese passengers by the St. Pout, wrecked at
[teasel Island:—
"The ship went on shore during the night,
and when she struck, the passengers all rushed
on deck, making a great outcry, upon which the
captain drove them all below again. When day
light broke, we landed by means of the boats on
an Island; where we remained two days without
any water, when some of us went on board the
ship again to get some, alwjso provisions. The
Captain left in hie boat with some of the crew,
and we were not disturbed by the natives for a
mouth after he was gone; they then came over
from the mainland; distant about three-quarters
of a mile, and made an attack on us. Some of
us had double-barrelled carbines, but we got
frightened and threw them away. The only
White man left with ne; after the departure of
Captain Peenard, was a Greek, who, having
armed himself with a cutlass, fought desperate
ly, and killed a great many of the natives before
he was overpowered. They then took all our
clothing, &c., which they partly destroyed. Any
valuables that they found, such as sovereigns,
rings, fie., they placed in a net bag, which each
man carried round his neck. A watch particu
larly excited their attention, as they were con
tinually opening it to observe the reflection of
their faces in the glass. Al. night we were placed
in the centre ofaslear piece aground, and fires
lit in several places7the natives keeping a regu
lar watch over tn 3, and during the day they would
select four or five Chinese, and, after killing
them, roast the flesh, and eat is; what was not
consumed being deposited in their nets. Their
modeSwas as follows:—The victims be,ing decided
on, they were taken out, and beaten all over (ex.
eepting the head) with a kind of club, and then
despatched by ripping, the etomach open. The
body was then cut up in small pieces and divi
derl,l he lingers, tees and brains being eagerly
naught after; the bones were then collected, and
either burnt or thrown away. I SAW ten of my
fellow passengers killed in this way. On one
occasion some of the Chinese took a boat which
belonged to the ship, and went over to the main.
land at night to get some Neater, but never re
turned, so we thought they had been killed.—
Every day they brought ue cocoanuts or some
wild roots to eat, and appeared to be quite
friendly with us. This state of affairs continued
until I was taken nil tho island. When I left
there were only fourChiuese and the Greek alive
all the rest having been killed. I saw these five
the day the steamer came in sight, but when the
natives saw the boats coming on shore they took
them to the mountains. I was sick and lame,
and they would not carry the, so that I watched
my opportunity and contrived to conceal myself
among the rocks until the heat came on shore.
They are very numerous, but do not appear to
have any chiefs among them. They live on co
coanuts, of which there arc large quantities, and
a kind of yam, which they roast before eating:
hut, beyond a few sings, I saw neither animals
nor fowls of any kind."—Sydney, Australla Her
FELON SAITT FTC. MANIC—TIIF
WEATILRII.—A private letter fromtsaut Ste. Ma
rio, dated on the 12th inst., gives a very discour
aging account 'of the prospects of an early open
ing of navigation. The letter states that every
body at "the Sault" thought up to the 30th of
March, that the river—would he open by the 15th
of April, but on that and the succeeding day, the
snow fell to the depth of two feet,and the change
from pleasant to cold wintry weather, was very
sudden. The snow was not molting at all, and;
there was A drift in front of the writer's door
right fert m The winds were from the north
west, and very cold.
The letter further states, that there was no
possible chance for a boat to get through before
the 25th or 30th inst., as the ice from the Sault
to the Detour was about twenty five inches in
thickness, and at the foot of the Sault, or Rap
ids, Mr. Spalding was taking out ice sixteen
inches thick. The change 1111-9 far worse than
any the residents had experienced during the
winter months.
Lake Superior was open down to Point Ire
quis—[the entrance to the -leer from the lake.
—EP.)
.bore the Rapids, as for up as Round Island,
[a distance of about six miles, I the river was
open, but from that point to the entrance was
abut. Below the Rapids, persons were crossing
on the ice-bridge without difficulty.
On the 12th the thermometer at lu A. . stood
at 27°. It was the impression that when the
thaw commcnced, tho ice and snow would dis
appear very rapidly; the writer, however, seem
ed to think that it would require heavy rains to
melt the ico by the 25th inst.—=Detrott .4de
TiTE New York East M. E. Conference on Sat
arday adopted the following resolutions on olo:
erg without globate and wish but few glissen
nerds:—
I. Ilesoirtd, That in the judgment of this Con
ference, there is no ground ter the assertion that
has been extensively circulated that the NI E
Church is constitutionally a slave-holoingcharch.
On the contrary, it is our judgment that no man
can hold his fellow man in involuntary bondage
without violating the spirit, if not the very letter
of our general rules.
But nevertheless:
2d. Rryo!red, That in order to put an end to
all caril upon the subject, we do hereby most
earnestly recommend to the next general Con
ference to insert the word ••slaveholding" among
the things forbidden by the general rules.
3d. Pe.fred, That in order to the accomplish
ments of this object, eneegy and union are in
dispensable, and all thoso'who desire the purifi
cation of the church from the Sin of slavery aro
earnestly invited to use all proper efforts to ef
fect the change in our general rules above refer
red to.
Tnx Paraguay expedition turns nut to have
been a sort of Cleopatra regatta, after all. It
was a pleasant excursion, full of excitement to
the marioes and old sailors, and especially to
Mr. James 11.1lowlin, the commissioner appoint
ed to adjust that most formidable difficulty. It
has been more costly, too, than that of the Egyp
tian queen, for although there were no pearls
melted in the wine of the squadron, yet the love
passage between the Paraguay Dictator, Loper,
the President of the Argentine Confederation,
General Urquiza, and -Commissioner Bowlin,
will be found to have coat oar treasury many
more thousands than the },lascivious amours be
tween Antony and Cleopatia extracted from the
Roman treasury. Loper., the Dictator of Parag
uay, basacted the part Mall this farce of a theat
rical warrior, who beckons his enemies from
pasteboard hills and wooden batteries, only to
run away as they approach him. The corres
poodence between Prquimand Bowlin, amusing
and high flown no it is, is only excelted by the
fame and impotent conclusion in the shape of
damages, and in the other details of the settle
ment of this ridiculous affair. —Phil. Pres..
SA Vt:TV OF TIL6 MISS'S() BOAT OF TOE STIIANICIL
Ja.ssaira.—Wo published, several days ago, an
account of the loss of the English war steamer
J3III3eUT, booed from 'Jamaicts to Nicaragua,
which strock on the Riscendar reefs, on the night
of the 2fith of February, and went down so sud
denly thatnothiog woo saved from her excepting
bilif crew. The captain,
four officers, and fifteen
mPo took one boat, and the puraer and doctor
and twenty-eight others took another boat. The
captain', party octet:ceded, after being ton days
Without food, in reaching Santa Crux, from
whence they were dispatched to Jamaica in a
Cuban Government vessel. By arrival at New
York yesterday we learn that the second boot
load had, after nineteeu days of exposure at sea,
been picked up. One of the unfortunates had
died of starvatioo, the doctor and pureer were
inaspe, and the others were in a most deplora
ble iondition. The poor follows were taken to
jamkics.
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OW THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IP DIIJORLD.
—The 7'rve Southron gives the following curious
idea of a Democrat, as to the danger in which
his party is placed in the State of Mississippi:
“hl A Fix.—We were not a little amused yes
terday, at the remark of a leading Dernoomt:of
this city. Referring to the controversy going on
in the columns of a morning paper about the
proposed pardon of Fisher, be paid: .At every
term of our Court, Judge Verger sends ten or a
dozen good Democrats to thq penitentiary, and
now, when we propose to get one pardoned out,
we are told it will injure the llama:Tape party
of Warren hundreds of votes!' His opinion,
from these premises, Is, that the Democracy is
doomed. la a tow years all the party will be in
and if one is pardoned out, the remainder will
join the opposition! Unfortunate 'Democracy !"
THE Legislature of California, at the sugges
tion of Goy. Weller, in his annual menage, has
putted an act appropriating one thousand dollars
annually lathe Washington Monument. By the
charterthe Governors of the States and Terri
tories are ex-officio Vice President of the lode.
ty, and the monument is now restored to the care
of the original guardians. The old Board of
Management have entered again upon the dis
charge of their duties. The monument is now
17D feet high.
FRlllT.—Withia the last forty-eight hours we
have had snow, sleet.andfrost. The former fell
en Sunday, and the latter occurred Sunday night
The effect upon the fruit could not be deSnately
ascertained 'yesterday, bat it was believed that.
a fair proportion of the peaches had escutped.
hope so, but the orchards are passing through,
a revere ordeal. The weather moderated, yea,
terday, and it rained quite freely last night.:
—Cin. Gra.
We took a short ride into the country several 1 1
days since, and we do not recollect of ever see.
tug the wheat crop look more peomising at this
season of the year than it does now. We have
also converied with several of our farmers and
allspeak hopefully of tui abundant erop.—Mun
,7) ( N) .Litplinary.
VICEBBO,6O paper says that card playing
Among .-atoamboat traralerkla the West has di
iniawei folly one half within thePiet year, and
ild'phwebss beast qappedby, oboist!,
Ton Cleveland Plaindealtr, a Democratic or
gan; whose editor is 'postmaster, having-exam
ined. the returns from Connecticut, exclaims,
..Farewell, old Nutmeg!" We suppose the In
gubrioue editor exclaimed. ••Fare•ell, old
Buckeye," come three years a b r.,. ”All alone toy
watch 1 m keeping."
Draico the Carnival al leghorn, a num dress
ed as Louis Napoleon, and wearing a monk like
him, appeared in the mireelm. Ile had in his
hand a folio labelled "The Treaties of ibtr.
At every step he took he would tear a leaf out
of the book and trample it under his feet.
No Use run Ir.—After the Connecticut elec
tion, the editor of the Middletown Sentinel good
humoredly sent to the editor of the Constitution
his cut of a chanticleer in fall crow, saying that
the bird felt like a fish out of water in a Demo
cratic office.
EXTRAOR DIN AlD'.—The Washington correspon
dent of the N. V.I Tribune says the President is
bunting in Central 'Pennsylvania for an honest
man to fill the post of Commissioner of Patents.
BOERII A V F.'S lIOLLAND BITTERS. -Fru A LES
80,7001,1 cairn Natal AND T41111.11N —A Took Ptlmolant,
suitable to thew pecollar periods in the Went every female,
more seirtiralarly every mothyr, has long berm • desidet,
turn In the medical worlit wimettilng to ho retained ay a
toren:fury ronipont 01 of every well.furnitiliod Family
%ledirins Chrrit, to which, at those sr:mina, recoitrae may
lie bail, with the confidence alluding nilieffrom lb. nen..,
and restoration of itrength, vitlt perfect fearing...a of goy
ill couerimencee, yet without having taken • nienlcino poin,
awaiting autegetuatic principles, to ender danger.. •nother
rnedlelue, should it tin subsequently riqutred by the pocu-
Parity of the disease.
All the. condition" are boll/ire to be perfrrtly fulfilled In
ftnrrharrit nalletrul Bitters. From the mature of the dorms
ea hereadititied to we have cot thought prayer to poorade the
names of tbwo ladle* who hare nuhesitattogly aftonleil u.
the evidenooof the troth of the assertions we hery make.—
Rut all and every word ran he antrotantlated to the satisfac
tion of the moat incredulous. We offer one of the roosuuro
and certain remedies fur this clam; of affliction', anti all
those, whether poculiar to the Nen or not, wiik - b temilt from
unshorn" of any particularorgan, or general debility of It
rystrin. Its elTec.a are almost magical, yet the core radical.
It commonicoles no •lolrot .hick to the nystem, but gently
Insinuating Itself through the whole frame, rouses the vital
energy to normal ant Inn,and. whileetiatiling oat tu e to throw
off Poi cno, It titortinehlY or
silteatro ed , i. of dl.... Are pra rauseated ise eat ly :not utug, indlspoood to ow`
1 Ito earnestly requtwl yen to try the half of n tesepootifid
I It surely will not hero, lel we petal, sly guarani.. new
seri,. ot onergy, and a 0.011.1, hoprltsl honking h•rirtir•l
th d
e uties ot the day.
lAre you hol,po t b.nav*r:r I. fervor after ontior! Try
nano qttaDtity inure peril meal A. wo said leoarr, It wall
not harm. yet we nail, 5.011 of relief (tom !het dietrnaion
loelldog at It. thought of Nei, and •leo hem the tie.p.wi
tlon la I omit after pat tok log We pi, .... parfr,t
lian of what hat Iran oaten.
If you find that Mc cluau veil, tame! ha+ le.ou Le. ariut,
dicrlut.ll the quetility to milt }our luu
ennerti. —Thu acumen hltlaly lolirehtrebel 11.. a.
hate'. Ibillutul Binera le pal up lu half pint bottlee
and retallnd at $1 per bottle. Tho grunt demand lor Ihu
truly Colubratiel M.dlrinn has Induced many Imitation.,
which the public should Ausrd Pgainet porch/Wei, Ili ,, cate
of impositint gee that our flame Non the label of carry
butt!. you buy.
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t 1 KA IIAII, fe.ts of Alapr IVm. Orahato, In the Nit. )par 14
Lin age.
tafuneral Pan place on ♦nti 110100.94 at lo
froo lite residence of his sister, Nu. 42 tireut
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D.. 11,11 OF JOALSH S. lest,—ln the busy • ulka 111,
man may Le nprlght.honenthle, at 'mare with all 11. fellow.,
getthe sato.. that r.imalltute is tray gtnal m
et hot till Death ualla lASI front oar mid.t do we hits
really appreciate lila Rotel ,malitioe. The anbjert o 1 this
tune, • it It *lion the writ., wee Intimately arrmaihted. ••••
tine of the few whits, memo. tea are cher l.had In the heart
aa Karnal and elionld hid he left without the tribute
Rawer. , fr , etrnnip. Mr. w. In many rl.pecta
soil Ina& ma tt. highly honorable and atralalitlerviard
parpre nd valuct, etTattle and nn , ,Mt note la his mu•
ners, ns a tant trtend.hip., an Ina mannr sy•tero
sta. la
all the relations of life. Ile auntie by wham. Ultat
would nets Ae hotrared, • frtendly 1.1011 ani «gaited. or
sal deed I:•ward• theew, with 'Lune Ise name sucoutzt, left
union..yn him parent,hate hunt an allertionata non, alai
broth., and fosters one of the dearest ‘.l their kin Thar
who were his itittiaste tri.mla feel keenly Lis I.ns, 11.
lett a void not ~away Oreat public deed. do not wed
Liename to lame, tall Ida private worth leas. a .anal
Tonle to many.as he the Intl aka, of .rth.”
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Buildings. Merchnodloo, Yurnitora sod dOiiir P ,O l ,
•riy egain•t 1..0.,n or ininuig. , ..7 Ylre
AGENT.I COB
Continental 1116111110 CE CO, of City of N. York.
(I.V. Capital aro! . ........
K.."4-lusurod Potriiripst• to t.t.n_Prutit. vii L..ut I "curt ing
ens Lintuitt3,
Manhattan Flee 1 mmmmm nee Company of
the City of New Toth.
inoorpor , ..l 0,21 ata.h srrafit and SJArp.l.. Cir....Llu Uu
HADA' EV CHILDS, of 11. Childs A C. , No. 11l Wouil
I•itlnburgh;
JOHN N. AIL-WILD, of 51,C00l A Co, Nu. 1::1 Ww,l •ifl,ll.
Pittsburgh;
I
I. PKNNOCK ,of King. Pio:Lock A , No. .211 Ili owl rl ,
JACOB L. 14CH WAILTZ, of B. A. Vsliooshisk A Cu., No, 10
Winsl Niro., Pittsburgh,
01:0. of 800. It. Whllt, A C., No. 2,5 Fifth at
Pittsburgh.
Prize Ere( and mutton for Eazter
TILE undersigned respectfully informs the
cuisine of Pittsburgh And Allegheny that the meat of
the following described animals will be offered for, We at
!WALL N 0.7, In the ALLSOURNY MARK NT HODSK, on
FRIDAY, and to ptrrinanton on RATURDAY, In VITA DI,
N 0.117, opposite the month of Diamond alley:
PRNNSTLYANIA DRICIIITON 11.1158,” two fah cattle
of enormous else and splendid condition. Thayer. six years
old, and osenoil by O. W. Kvans. They were foil by Mr..l.
Douther, of Reeve, evenly. and weigh LOOO Ito. At the
Pod Plots Ynlr they took two premiums -.one for the load
fat earl, sod tho other a sereepstahn,
1110 VEIL LILLY, 'The Reality n 1 the West?' TM. really
splendid animal is hair year• old, and weighs 13.5 pound.
Silo was fed by Mr. T Smith, fitalth'e Ferry, end 0 nine
gather it
KIOKSTCIt
PR CEP, also ow tieD, 0. W. Penn,
and fed by Mr. If. Alston, Allegheny county, Tbolr average
weight Is estimated at DAI pounds.
Parties lobo tinalril • superior Roast or Steak fir Nestor,
el Mutton of the Knit quality, am I...supplied by calling on
the subscriber, at Lie Malls, as abort , stated.
0. W. KVANii,
Stall N 0.7 Allegheny Market lion, soil Mall NO. 117
Pittsburgh Dieu/end Market. split
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ALLEGHENY INSURANCE COMPAhI,
OF PITTSBU ROB
OPPICIC--NO. 37 FIF•TH BTICICIDT•
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INSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
JEAAO JUNE?. Proaltkot,
JOHN D. 11.001.1 D,
D. M. BOOK, &cmlary,
CAPT. WAL DEAN, UeLlaff Agent.
entlzmi
Jam D. 111cCurJ.
LW. Detmuet,
It. it. &Atha&
Capt. Wm. Du.,
toot. a. Itowe.
Itubt ll.Darbt spICL.f
& Lot •ect
logic Jones,
O. 0. llolooy.
[lung ChOJAI,
Capt./L.O. Orgy.
Johu A. Mien,
R. L. rabuestook.
FOlt SALE—HOMO 0.• -at situated at
the math...A censer. a Market and Ltbetry at „Lk .
Wring: *oat about thirty Aft, ocalyacemykaY by J. A. /11) , - .
tfn""""S, bY
r".
BARLEY -1 , 000 bush. Spring Barley in
stam and far isle by
mown co.
"AO) abbaltorMenta
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
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Coal, Planter, Wiiter Lime, Salt, Floor
WEN MEAL, MILL VEEP, 0,11. N,
Pork. Beef, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, 'Butter
At WArtr. %Var.huu.e, foot (IT imeuld it
DETROIT, Mlt H
AUENTS YJi6 }OVER ST. CLAIM,
Lake Shore and Saginaw Line Steamers
B." lane our Dock Ivory !doming tancidaye sampled,)
for Ports Ilurun and Sarnia, [pitching at the
hirer St. Clair. Also three limn. each tweak for the Lak.
Shore, amp Towels, and Etatnrday for Sakirtan
An lb. above In the only lino of Dont. running on them,
outes, [...mow shipping W.. fight to fho (Atoning plerta
.01 get their zombi at cheaper rah, end in ter. lime, Ly
haring the parkagre marked to tho
“CA BIC OF JOHN 111.11V.IIINtIN A C,), Itrf . ROIT,”
AuA nondlog duplicate Contrarta of all al,liminiaw
Mount, I.laLy'.. Bola, Nowpott, St. Clair, Port Huron,
8/1/111, Loairigton, Chem Crook, Bark Shanty. Pose...W.
Forosts . llln, Bawl B.wch, Wtllow Crook, 1 , 1, , y. Hirer, Port
A °Kiln, Tioraa Lay, 9aLln Illror, llaugor, aay City. Ilan.{.
lon Poi taruoulli, Koaltouliog Toncoln,
Vasiar, 1144 Biro, Flint, Fran trnmnfh, Biun Itnt,. W.ttr
rounvlllo, kut c,ty. 7,1 onolzio. 11130..1
ira.roo, Ft Clsarlta, Ali,llw.l City awl
SANDUSKY HYDRAULIC CEMENT,
1.14.114,1 ou Ir TKR r.rsr -
1859. SPRINT! STYLES. 1859]
W. D. & N. Bff'CALLIIIVI,
FOUILTII SilCßltil
rare
LI A rn ‘ n r y E .. l , l. 1 . 11 ,, V •
nick
1114 i! rge ntl
CARPETItiliti.
OIL CLOTHS
MATTINGS
WINIRAV 5-11.111F:S,
ri.mo and Table Covera,
I~lncL will at leant e q ual nap
Anti which nrir. Offered at the 1.1%,
The attention of a di.•riminating publio i.
renpeetfully solioited. 1nr2 ,4, 1t1
11 A taw ELI. SIIEPPIIARD..
PROWISTS,
IMM!=I
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El=
m , ocgo...l . e.rltm,ery, .1
npl I 11,1..1 I.lrl•nrallc•n In 11.••
LI: " Mt:l,ll{li% 011171,, ,
BOYLE & CO.,
) 4sworth sTHEET,
CINCINNATI. Onl().
FOREIG! , , LIQUORS AND WINES
.4 LC 011 01„ COL G S IRI TS
Cainpliene, Burning, Fluid and Splrii,
'f Ult P Nl'l N E .
blanrifartontil of
Domrstie, Liquors, Wines, I:ort!ia Is null I , trot
13 Z 'r R B_
II••0 ron.tnutl) . fl G and rerun. gra
BOURBON ANID RYE %V lIISK EY
Apple kirawly
laucif•riorrra of Lb..
• CELEBR 'I) “ROSE" W \
Agn.til for FRI:DKR R 001 , 111.7 S JAPAN ESE IJITT Eta+
•4•1.10.0,
tl
Mari le Mantels,
10' MACHINERY
Alwars hand at the loireqt prier. .
No GOOD 110USEltOrLD WITII-
1,1 urr 111 A MILE M ANTEIS —The) ere fthrsys next,
outtl wore to tho 'beauty of n bora than any other arty I.
that CAA for porches,' with thn mote mono); end loooJoe,
thoy redeogor the mkt, ol hou.
taking tire, 0. nlanti. vory ottou
.1h.,7.1. 71 , p. for Fornif Wath St a,1,11, rot, ol
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NIONUDIENTS,
TABLETS AND ORATE STONES
N. 11.—Our rit.x k Nil WO IA ll.e ittagnat it,
and beru.r cus.r.toso..l marbluery, 1. g..t up lu 1.41, r
with more rfirtpaleb, mud al hArs ttun raw
by man inauual Ishor.
IMZEIIIIIMillIIIII11!11
Mantel Room on th• Second Storyi
orrlcr, ;119 LIBERTY 'THEFT,
W. W. WALLACE
STEAM ENGINES
M RN I S II I Ni;..
SZ TEA M ENO INES on hand \ and oral.' L
2MEAM BOILERS, IM LS PA NI4. MILL, ti
INI/, ENO INK AND MACUINE IL...MINIM, PULLEY,.
On hare Oat. Weight,'
OgLalogn...4 of g i eon 1.1 Al who Wool Rguing
FEENCII BURK MILL 8 roN litoN 1 . 11003 , :Mg
ANCHOR 10 , LTI eit , lllS,
PREOOII tv.g,l In It/1M .11.11,
and eh...row. N.M., and ....any Mtn., nsuretlurodpl., than Iron
111chiurd
we PATE-NT F:N.C.IO,IOIt MI I N 111.1.: M
IMIINV-., BIAS M 11.144 f..r 1 , 1••ue
!LoSK'S PAT.NT WATIOL Shw
wtt. rlspnie, u.l I.lf •41... i wgl it I.
Yl.x 14. W , El.vutas, On, thud WI.. 41..11,4
Liberty .lust, PlWAtiurgh. 1 . 11.
tI'AI.I.ACA
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YDRA ULU' CRMKS
'PH SUBSCIfI BF Rim the h:x, • hIAIVO Apelet
j_ In tidy n.nnr7.l ;.r 11,0 .6;14 Ilolnatont 'Nola
47.t1
oatoo• le much aulolroorCoy otl,r u. 1.1 on .1.1. marl. t.
Publrc l'l.nerbr. tiro Waol4,
and allwarrant/11,1.1. I/Inellonn for won,: it 100 AA,I,
barriel WA hoot., mmiAalo.o. u 1 01•0 vuth auy other
meat. A btrgo•L.et alwAy. kept on 1t00.1..11.11.1
wt/01,...1a and rwlnll nt lotlr pricy.. \5. 15' WA I.I.ACE,
319 Llborly •I ,Pottaholro
Plaster Pads—Louisville Limo.
1 511 1181,..5. PLASTER PARIS 1.. r Load
vf lOU bl,le Plan.r Pan. for etucco Wolk:
lUO bbls I.U14•111. .t 319 Lii,ty
W. W. W A LI.AvE
50()ORIN D STON ES, 101 bizt.“, for aala at
319 Ltberlymtmet,Pittaborgh.
u1h19:461.2 W. W. %V A 1,1.41:M
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Mustang Liniment.
THE popularity of the Mix it AN MUNTANii
Walt" Is .4.11.1.11V0 with the civ.tization ol
iiiebd Oilier mild.. ciniel la eileeinw twin niel Mein', •
!hie omen Vatnily rhyeicirins, Uotertenent
lertiuw. Neuters, Vacate., Licory.n. ~,,, Ac , been we'll
densunetraleal this rent through.nt the w 0.1.1 ui
tido ever before retnieed each n 0.41,14041 rodeo end eoppert
'from litodinal eon Scientific won.
•
RIIEUMATISM
year standing has beets totally cnrai. l'il.ss,
Taman, gunning nor. arrofula, n l lll Psl
sartillngs, Banes lails,Chaps,tieu ral gin, HZ Illwam
and all rates and mune upon man, and kindrod samplslats
ova:
HORSES, CATTLE,
auch .. Wag Bow, Can,
ory. Hoof 4111, etc ore eub.lorel and visrml by lb..
NIUSfA NU JAN IN ENT.
Mn. S. !ATOM, tlyd• Park, Vt, wrltoss the
..alatillYl (tila ca. w. tiptivln.l
Nitro Pio tr. tom of Mus Lang Liniment, hay. nld I.lot
ElSo n,h. Yon r Liniment Is. Loan cluing wonder" op lioro:
420 Thedtt. OTIIA, PUILLIALIIII4, PA.
(Extract.) "In lifting the kettle hunt the Ore It lootenm
me...wat t , tilted over. mot welded my hands very ee
rerely, almost 10 a crlv. her.. awful eight. Ain.
ntmg Liniment nypeorod to extract the pain. It bottled tsp.
Idly, erltbont outcome, and felt no pram or mmonta.
Vents tenly, "CIIAILLI44 FOSTRIL"
finch language oia Ibis le but the roust.l awl natural
echo wliornorto lbw article is tod.
Tbla Liniment It hollapaoubla to planlera and owners of
boraa and imam Mr. John Doubly Montgomery), Ala,
sold a dare fur ride, Irllo was rabeod from otter iniolowores
b ,... ,
t t i l c d u a t.. Lin .d
laia . n . t.
„ to f f'
, thfootellity.ah,72:
Liblinflit , and take bats IL B very
Bo
i
Soother.
ms b y 41 Jenirn tbronshout North no4l3noth Aroerlers,
Europe tad all the IsNumb of the Oman, for 2s fto b., yo
mule, nod SI,OO p•r holt k .
111411568 A PALK, Neu York.
Also, Lyon's Celebrated Irmeet Powder
fuMsodit•thoT
LIOR SALK—Wag store in Zolienopla; a
X good btudnostulnnOlY usUbl4hoL
*btu, Lot 90 foot ou Main stmt., on vidit, erected •
frame Dunning end Stnto. Pot lotto; 4e., 'flay to
tII7STIN• 1,001115 lk Ott,
Stroltaroken, 0 . 3 bone aura.
Attu Abbrrltstments
FURNITURE It ,
w ANII ""
Tue. sußscrtmEn HAS Ia.NOVEII
DISPATCH BUILDING,
Where he will he plea, to wait
W1.1.,11 , . and ro-ta;l
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
I•arlirihtnr WGnti.,u • I 1•
nr'!uE F IF It Isl I I of
EryY`R , au. kith Strom t.• 1:••11
H H RI.IN
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Pittsburgh Copp, trolling Mill
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PRESSED /P1'1:II. / l'l USIA
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No. 37 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, F'a
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i—,,,,, , ,i... , ...• Vale, e , t lei L ave out. It, let nal net, 1,1,113.1
MADE IN THE l' \ITV!) S l' .\ T E ~*. I , ~...!,- ... 1 .0. • —,....,,,.. i...10 , • , ;— ,, , .., ~..... 1 , . ,
• ~11.,, 1... pur1...., ma tn. A...at, cunt., heti eget..shim:l ht. at ,
the tea.. Ito :I peal et prepar allot, itt tumult tu Itto Ittrut
..i ...Ivo 'I tva p, n tune rletultal the dtaeatatt, hot Ihn todorn
rt. att. al et... e.a•rexteal I,et t otele , l upt,n Dr Platter, et et.
'halt. tel 0,0101, a th. ala.n pt .+l tint ta.
. sae Oahe , .. rt... 1 ~, , , I tettl .•al re a till ha Ite n nevertlntlin,
1.
t t., 1,1 It 1...1 e.41..1 elt Oa
~ to ch, ktv.- Ile. apread
oaten atel t a ••• taut e part al net tippet bp, *lel le of at I....ketJ
Vt.( It 5. Pittialt4l, at the KI,II, Mt‘ll,lll%.lv , 11, 1,1,
1/ , .111i:t./ 11.P.111//nner .rt t nrotn..t.. Can.att.,. tutted l•y
uln
meant, weal gat, me net. trial renualeve. .Alt Int, bealcal up,
but the 1 ettlatuntetthoit ors, tn•l tlheta tealil3 rents, ail. I u Fele
ruary, la 4', he protrounc,l tee cured...el I felt fur Lumen
11l A pea thud,.tAte 1,01, Kt till WA, awls 1 ...tent tvaa the
Lem tnnt I mould not real at night. Lain 1,, May I returned
Le Ctttetienath awl et,,autt laareel tnyaell under ti,• eltart,“l
ter. Sea too, a tth ti lona I z ent.tete I until r. ph teeter, tluritsJ
uhtelt tune he natal et ary 1 auarn re ^teal,. nett pat Ify Rm.-
, ...lett it, tlerlottg the dine., but a hen I i rt.. heal 1101 t,
there sore atilt three elferhat gait; ulcer* hi.. my "''' 1
...tutted tiatt, Neu h.tra prepetent tntet, and al.. metheine
that I ft4.11,,,tit Dr Kt, lett Ihn , meter couteutted gr., MI,
111111 It Intel r.t/ oky . llte /..!, Itlit ~f nta POO, th ,
e irear., r ,r.
1..., .1" •0., I.r! ~.... , “1
, ~..1 h.t,,,,1 m y 110/.. i 0 . 0
at van
up all le , p , t I et, It, eg cored, Neu, I, Ely ant.] be
• •atlel ~d> cit.. fel 1..1. but that etyore se aa Imp aathlet. 1,.
alettch, I ....t. I taataht n ta•ttle 1.1 -Itheal ....trier," but I
auto ,nnt • • that I hat eh• I.ill, It. 0 I NWA t tu-y t. hale
.14,11 1 i ..... tlrrlt -.I tat ph, I. hut I found that I Game,
-11,10/1 11.1 , It. 11‘,1611.1 nt.n• that the niret a omit ... • . tee eat
,li,tuar he I et•itt totted, and whet, Mil :turd hAttle. wan .
t.• I. nt t I,httt atm. I aut., .t. if I I nat I et I,th
thtile. net.l I b et,- heels leen' thee.. aro.. than 1 hat ea tate her
e Ina lae ten t••at a a tilt, etty tare 1. aatelty .1.4 ,ut ett
I ten 0111 glatetett t•• /4 t•t,/ t tli 1 . E11.1.1.."..• . hi , 1tat,r a . ,. ,,,1
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1 -.1 ay t A Limnatat 'a 111A1.14 , 11,1711111,111,1lt..11• ' . t ettr
APS.
Sworn and aoletrritaat. tithe aba .1,, ,t 1 A noel:, 1 1.. th:ti,
Ia late eue, t.1,....1 the Jual treat tti tt .. PT.-..in and I , the
P. , . ~ .htlt (.1 Ile .11tettlyaI•ur,. Ma.; t out t, ths.
Si st tu., —LI J 006,.. .1. 111 N Ilt tlthlt:f , J I'
ar../th lull 1... Eg..g.• 01,4..1 3.
nil ku r., Ow ilk.. 1..,
111 (I,•tavt, 1•• r
7 ,Oetavo: I, $2lll,
The , w,n 1,.•• .1.1 onl for 11,•• ...•11 1..1-.0 •IJ
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en. ..t ofelhr.g. 11, • 1r..1 . 1,1, •.•
by L. makers, %Ili 1.1 ••••1.'3 .
AND
T E A S:
WHOLESALE ANI , RETAII
wxr_.x.l.p,..r.ccE.,- Sc JOIIINTS'irC).I , 7,
II SUITIIFIEI I 1 STitrET.
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II AVE JUST OPENEII A VEEY
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GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
EA AM. JAVA (1)1 , 1- Er:S.
Sugars, Rico, Rico Flour,
Corn and Pearl Stareh, Farina and Y
Powder, Pearl Sap., Tapi..a,Carli. S.dn.,
Crean, Tartar, Cle,a, !trawl and
Cb.wolate, Maeearkali and 1 er
Pure Ground
Pure Flal,oring, Eat
Table and Dairy
St N'Er 11,11 is A NI , PEEI'.
CANDLES, CRACKERS, S4i,\
SYRUPS, T.n Wen. `P;A 11: , . A.
."26•ImgltsA•r
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Boots, Shoes, Hats,
BONN f:TE3,KC-
!AMES P. TANNER,
W II ()LES.% LE
SIME, HAT AND BONNET IVAIIEIIIILSE,
4 N. r.ll W(11.11 St 1•4... t,
PIS lshlt rg la, Penn,.
II,“ tbo. In ~r.. hir ,ry lAN.. nt.. , ), ..1 11.1.1,1 i
peer ENIIIANI , MANI'
T. WI kri, wl tb. LOW )0 , 1 CASII I, will
oli.r• n.+l ott u.” 1.11 r, I'
41 - 1111,1•14 In leo Aiwa
ittaktug their ottchtsca bleu
Sate.thealetto are. millet...a let rail 1.,,rt• eat
lair themeelvee lho fart.
ler . L.E . ..llictilillr In OW. (.Vats to (....drrn 312.1
Tho Polfection of Deutal Art.
..ifirslncl.ll. TERM WITH PLArKS 01 , 1.141cP L
n it. N. ST Ell BINS Inning opened ail ofro•e
.1101 l'ohn •troet... prerotho.l 1. sooodoofnettire 4%,.1
I Ileeri 'moth of I too a 1.... doelrtphoo
I. Intoodoorlow heao I:a/proved .1, ke .1 11...1A
Work lo tho rllll4.llft of 1.11/obtorelo, e tea..oe•torod runt
h/ *111...4 lbe ea... ht. ...dol. la .1.11.. WI. to to.. 1.—..t0
o. deal 41 tlo .... 1. Neu no.ol .41.4 loc•oldie. %bet..
Ho, hart. eso tt ode.] , Fool h. Itorthono ... I.eltoreo
lhoy tate death/lo.] 1. 1,111/4111.141, moo 111.1 co/CAI/11y 01rn1.14
tall/ex aryl,* Ih I.IIIIITN Ent, DUIIA 111 L/ Y, IIkAUTY mod
PURITY, and In every quality 'Odell modern A 11011.1.61
Tenth doniml,le, /to.] /oro 0l 11,0 n.n,e net.. owlet. le,.
expongleo.
epow lueotos GI work okay 1, roe. ed 1.1.
N.. 101 PENN taTIOIICT, Clail 1 It
.got-2tnolaer
Carriages ana isaggles
FOIL THE A6OOIIISIODAI V ION
too ghers, end KO - angora ‘ - lollins If Y. sol..cf.t•
fr his opotted a Waternom lonnoltntnly in tlfr 1..41
MottbngstltelsOn Sind t, lot Ow st.lo of
CAILIff /WM, BUfllllos AND sl . ltlho WAOONA,
Of his own ninitufncttito-- ft, nottorl.l nil twl•rt.,l tooth
50. , . ow,
Ilnrlup la.rn ounap%llhlrty 'ours 1,.
land lb.. hut eorrnl..au yrua In Allogheuy City. With nu lo
ci.. of lautilnum, aufllinont guarani... a. thr oto.hty
of hla work.
Ibo reno•clhilly m, 11. d t.. 0.01,11.1
his wurk.
Ita.latelary 011 the cornet of FrJotal 111011 N.ll
Oknotatat,Alleghnny City, JoIIN eol , Tll
4,13 , 41.15md11et
STEAM JOB PRINTINo obTicE.--
CIARDR.
Cilia - CLARY, •
BILL lIK.I DS
BILLS
NOCK Lie . re,
POSTABV,nd nve•ry vatiely
or Jul Printing estrot.l with ueatorne endarelow y, act
abort notl, 1 , 1
JOIINSWIN t Co.
apl9 67 Wood atrcot
Ctgon STAN best article
ever discovered fur beautifying the enmploalua. Al.'.
Ciratetelan Hair Oil, an excellent article for niatorlag and
ptomain the growth of the hair. A large .apply of each
just renewed by J l / 1 3. PLY,MING.
.04 , 9 Caroni Diamond and Market tareeL
--)VOUT - FOUR lIUN.QRED TONS of-pure
Allineally la,' with prailego of Loose to Nor. lot,
al4 on tints Car opprorod adorned Darn. For ale
speH. U..% J. H. BANES.
business Ilatitts C et anges
Disooittifort of Partnership.
rrlIE Pal iner,hip .-Ai-tine, in ,
uo.kr.tion..l nude.' the .1114 R.... Lio,l
11, I• -1 I.4,,,inciansra 111-
.I.IIINI 04A.
II 1.1..1'
.1 I • ALEN
1.1.4,11) AL 1 , 01(SYTII.
" I' I. ", A E 1; E(I C E ILS
Di:AL r. s IN PRODUCM
Mr.!' 11. ItIAJONIS
N0..20 Vibe re) s
1 . 1 1.,
,
.1,1:1 V. 4
=MEI
S 1 MI . L .1 :\ 1: S.
It N Ii I-: 32 s;
...1 Thzril Sink.
-.1•••.1 1..:10 , :N ASP
kt:LkNT:.. BASK
1,11,11,11‘ \ ••11.1
1.4“11..• ,1„1.11
I nnvierlnking In nll Branch..
Emu \
ex I 4 I 1•• 111,, 1.1 :I. 'ls
r r l-: P.% itTN Il' I,l'llllg'
E=l
11 0.111.. 1.4 u, .l..ri.a.aor Talk, ..nill , er .l. 1111'1
tnany notavliv, 0.1,1.1, utterly latk vl •
at-- I par..kola.l 1., Ir) I topr.ra.l Mood
tkoan too, awl to .a, .6x wrvM aft., Fittivl.k,:. it,,kroavr,
1 1 ,11. t. LO.OllO
Tlv• Toll., I , rakv out, runavtl.olg at, yam- r:i
hood.. c.l 11, arm. r I'lolll 001 ritiovry 'town tha
a1....10 111 y 1111n.0..l0nv•ly r 0.111.1 IA« mouth and
• 1.10. 00 c. ...1..11. la. or , oboe t Lamont 1., ma until t.Or
..ILy lima 111.v.1 Saw ;la, My arm, at 11.e1, a eve...lowe.
oa inc 1., Ow • yncike nod v•aoo an throu,Jivl.l.• to
Hood n vny tow. on Ikr Ina, etrrl...o 0,101 .1 wor nod
*auto... vo oolly 11..1 I 4.4011.1 vervrrvi,evant baring .ti
my Iltalt I hive now lann our. I Fix 4, Iko.l feal it dor
to Mr. 1.10.1....3.14101 rvotarally. to tuvlo, thin
.tala ..... .1.1. sad Mat... User. liko ea) st.II tan, I.l.l.•naft.
toono I.lv .111.1.11. 111arlirlf /a
•
N I: k WI
mar k
nod 1....1.ne OA. liai• I,th Amy of Jnly,
A Nll 1.1111A1111:11,
I I K 11 II K 111 . $ EH reLAil agcla for PitlA
1 1 .-trom. .nr I 7:JANA F
THE BEST SEWING MACHINES
B.
T S
A. It SFIA.L. 1. t. c• ~~
x.
E.l - 131eS Ai lit AC t joys VEX)! I N DIRSTROI
Tlt , Only in Ile It P., 111,11 Sure /a Er.ltnninate
art 3, II:ost, 1'n11,11., Ant.% iklow,k 170., 11245,
Mtn., W.tsr (Lowe"! tstmerS,
0.100 Dox 5,11.1 J I N oNg lIONTiI
Thu.•U•lebnwl Itont.thos burn 1... extru.ively ueul
for tanuly.twA settr. In all parts of Europe, and thalrMirec.
uluus p.,vt burn by Om Courts of ituabla,
r.n,lnu.l, At ttttt Prmsla; Ilasaris,,S•,ay„ny,
um. tlollaud, :lupin., At , and their Chemical propurtita
extuntue.l, sal upprosu.l 1•y thu tunut ditainguit.,l Mrtlreal.
Facull 1.41%11 ~.,u It.. world.
TiTcgr dflatructereu.c., to kind. of amnia and inoctb.
lame loverirrrtirnA In thin country by the Ditactorc .4 the
tart.. rublAc luctltutionc, Ylant,t, Farcuura. Proprictora
.4 Wan:Juana.. Mannlartorte, mead I.y rera w du.
tlnglaixhad culuntacp,...a,
tium..roak Ttattruoninln awl rvrt:ll, Ow emuq t 4
them. Itono..llw m.l W noaqy nt tl.O Drpot
For suhti Wltalt-ealo t 7 lb° Intontor and I•ro
prlutor, JO9Y.CII FIF:YYIL, Prsctlcal ehotolia,
012 Ufg.h.my (cor. 11 . . , 0nt.r05t.,) Nov, York.
Ortieral Agent for the U. kttatlk awl Cnruds. , FIMUUR.
ICK V. IttlaUTON, DraggLst, N.. 10 AA,,, 417
Broschrsy, New York.
/or solo is this city, sorhuicsals and retail by it. E. SC.I.
LEES & CO, rosocr Wool suit SeconJ sta.: JOS. PLEIII biO,
Censer Dlomundsud lassicst st. BECKHAM A
N AN, Allegheny. ilcUSSituilfc
ARTIPCIAL EAELS.—Pr. Kuper, 6f 140 IVood
street, his on Mold • TOl7 and:km& &rico for dint peons,
ihktinsany ionarris are' made to hear ari Mill as mt.:
Mao. • mall gata• pasha drum, stash Is Inserted veto the
tu t and isvilrl OMMl—bi tut cam of dinatsi JorAtier
iloMica( Einnouncentrnts.
311D0/3
•
E ---..---. _ , ,k , Soci ATE .11:1 ,, ,S OF COMMON PLEAE..—
,-; Kt .% i 1.. 11. sToW II m'. - II be • naididsto for Masai..
t.. t . : tte 1 , N:1,4, en
m Ceureutl, to be 1e.7,1 in June, ISSP.
r, Om ~,,,,, et Acts.r.44l, Al 1,7 a on court a comma ,
le,e, A. ~1 slik ,entr - 'ep:ll,dlr
...:;)- ' 1.,1 0. ‘... M•Lie,NI gill lA. , a candidate for
~,„, ~:.::":. ‘, ":::141 r . .
[ 4 . r , : , , : , ,,, ,
j t ,, i .. : T.
, T , i . r e., ,,,, ,,, c r in r
j r i roti m r. m r m r,
fr_l4 - .A5.,. I s•nl . 1 11,r. 4 , r C.' nom Pt.
f , z
tiey j.i)11.,..: I k I_llN 1.111 1.. • yen:lnt:a.- or DO =-
lion Id tic• c,ccxl 1:e,•1.1i....‘e (Vbs.-nth, 1'..., the onia , 'Of
A .,. e - e ,,,1•4,. e: lie Ceen t ..I I'..m • en Plen, !r., ,-,r this
•ounty.
A ss , r .. ,,r .11 I.3 % — Alexilinier W. Fcrs.-
1. gocc...llllc , cit c.c. l'ittel.•l,,,- 14 .. e s ,„,,u to for the
Rei.ul,lienn vernal: i.• f.. 1 I.le. attire .4 ik. e: ,,,,,,, a
Ile- Ova, t of Cemtmen 1.1......
_____l•3.l.lklrteP
IDZ=I
f)77,-5 - .l.ta v rsonirisos, of ("hart iera
1 ulll I.• a t..ndidate , 1.4 Culla, tj . n , n.to , titr..-ot.
Imp
ct to the tbrixion vt th, 11.1,1.101:an Ccave.t.hun
ttp21...“11.r.F
ftutittll
•
Gv Nover.—The .ahsoiher , 4 to tho Capital
I tlon •••elt...tuoi Haman:lvor Hallway Cocaina
vo," are tpqn...n..l to meat at CLAIM!. LI OTILL oa ASTUE
b A V. 0b..,n1. lo o'clnck, A. M.. for the purpose
ot orpan.7lll, .n,l..nri.oratio, by nlretinK fire cfrabt sub.
. ....I . - o.nuagt rA, until :inn them itiorldey of,
.1 mint Pnio, A. 0.
MOH Ann HAY&
.1 li. JON 0.
.14.N1K0 P. RARE,
I ittAl.ornb. tprll 1 , . I:Vt—apl9 did
-
• - -
AIKETING.—The Stuck
-IE-Idern o,r , :s-te 1•auldn.011 and 1ir.1041.1
Alin in I , qt:oat,' w. hen by nnithed arnal altnnrrat
nn, nr tl.. Cninpo,a will I, Inr.l iS II A \ Ow 161 k ..iny
- 1 `I., 1. , "'el...A A M... nt
llt r r.. 1 Y.nnth and I itadry stnadn. liy order of
lb. . .1.4.11 , 1 IRWIN, dr , Scr.Y.
ro "Let
143.,t; ,r.q.ert v known Lit gltunte on the
1.., on.. $1.11.. kr..wi.,: li vi/1.. A ttrtehtvi
1.. it.. , t 13 •••• ~,,, 1.1111.nc. nnrl Improve
ao••n Jr op , tt,..1,” ..-lot o with we,
1.1 nl , nnt:3l
act T./ i,T,111 I.lli Ilf.iirr nittv..ll,[l. Tito
from 3 , Li .•,,h.. v. r.qy 11;1Jc-bred
naoltii, all.l .11,, 1.01 - 1..., xtr. lb.,
no.l 111.• pt ~f 11... sochltlcti to
oot, Jo mon.. -410 oprrnta ~,,, it ia that
K l.vcon In. uort.t.frcturr.l t•r•tr 4:von Ingo and lat
tr
.ov worloi ora 3lonour.6,lrt Is a Irrr.
Tin. I. 1...ta,1 u ill privilege of entering upon tln
Itun.....limtr.ly for t Ito i.ual.oro grhollng day wrl
la pr opnrmli.t.s, and full poulemir.” mill
I. •oi lln tint r.fJoly. For leraus, s r apply to
O WMANS at
rti.l!:Pul Feyel. caut.ty,
rfo awl ()flier, at No. `'n
15414110112 101kC.).
T " LN . I A 1:11,4, I , Nl,llilig 4." :Linings
.•..2.• • 1; II F 1 sei. S.. 211 Liberty etruol.,
ENT I N . I.I.EGM.NY—Airt
lelmot, pear the.na..
/11.1 untee through the bowie.
.',
-I 1./.e....1c atn•et, near Fed
large seed lee, Sualler room, Mashie.
..r peal..., 11... mes ventlhaleil.
It 11. DAVIS,
.rll lii Water 1.1r..et, Allegheny.
rye LKT.—That clerirable business Eli
nn the. corner of=
era.l It r.i adas.te.l tor it family Fur
..ry Mlt ilt ter the last fourteen
1 roan It. 11. 1:12:0,
No. 1:11 Liberty etreel.
TO LET --111 %veil lini,lied two st.ry
1,, 2-
Mk oleo r.
Wyliellioslii•ni, ell till, liie walk el
llle 0. 11
Nit lv of
elan 1.., S. A STE.: 1..1 . r. 'X: Penn oilreet.
F) LET -.l ;.,t..re it••m Al Fifth St., En
11, , location on that grrat
~I,h lug.. A Libcrty xtrr.et..
1.1 ItIUULM „ II SILTS At CO. r
I, h')'• large fing-chtss
t. .1, at i 1..• Improvements.
g...cittatii.7 8 CO.,
N.. S.c.m.l Rol It.l tl.rAn,l ii.
Fru EET - The Iliareli.itist, Room and Office
Port, R. At C 0,9, Fr o g g
N... .loritag
DICAEYB CO.
(clO2 auction talcs
P. M. 1.3/1.1(1.S„ i e itmePr.
Commer.Aol .S.de• ll,nma No. 44 Fifth Street.
r LINN sTitEET 1101JSE
AT Al, 11t..1.--1111 Tne.doy nvot.inw,, April 21. th, st
1... L. at uAn ap..r. , 1al ronm... N...:.1 Valli alrewt,
01 I , ‘,1111 , • , tt •Ltd oi r..t..01 oitnatA between
1 ) ,te.A.L.. no, o.g liool. of '...:1 ou Tun•
1..-1 .1 na.. ..xt.-0.1“, I. to 1...,A; aohloct to • perpetual.
nil r.• 01 01 $4.! yr ammo], pAynnle quarterly: on. which
nln ItUtotttllttatti ittO %tory YrAttle D.Nlfug / 1 0Mta.
N.'. 14, hav,s,,A ohne co..renient apart meats therein.
Term..—rc., .1,. rAnidoe to als and right mouths, with
na,roy. I'. H. DAVIS, Amt.
ei LOSING SA LE ur I.IIeUTS AND:3IIOES.
—Thle (Tt.oradAy'. toorning: - April :AA., at 10 o'loel.,
14,11 th.• m. 110; aale &AA, and Slows, at the commet.
N., 04 Flllll eti•not. The et ct 'sail trealt
nO.l v.t...n01.1.., 1,41 and mu. Go dosed lid& Moro•
Ittg by the ett3e. st. In,, agent la naimred 40 immediately 4e.
Itit rm.% nll.. ta lull rnro s, qy of men' wurnes'a,
vowr. Themty Rind
1rn.1.v141 hoot Om on 0nn,...1•114 to
op2l 47... LAY'S, Snot
lfit.iNil
'I - ,\ N II 311 N AUCTION.
Apr I :'ll.,nt 111 ~ect,,,k,,t tho
(=.0300.. •
P.,1 No 1,1 Yd. t. sold,
,:sok Holland Gin; atx
dlr...
.p'2l 1 . . At. DAVIS, duet.
•
•
10A. t. ILA i R.AK.}..5 AT AUCTION .
Yrl,ln3 April T2A, at 2 o'clock, at Oa
`wnnercml :.4 Filth tan., will ho sold
%ht. e t in•y roor,ti, 0..11:m1440 dozen ß
min ..ken. to t, 1.. M. DAVIS. duct.
QTyCli p., FT. W. & C. It. R. AT PRIVAIII
IJ stia, in .ob. to nil,t purrl/sp.n. by
P N.I A %IS, Avrt., No. 54 PUN et.
AUSTIN LIMN'S k CU., Ilerttitints' Fachange.
•
CYFOOK sALLs BY AUSTIN LOOMS &
0 Co., AT TIIE SIEREtIANTS . ENCIIANIIE EVERY
11.11/IEIDAT EVEN IN6.—Emkk,ln.ranco IE4
Copper EAuse ! poi) At Imblic
At Ow Sl,rl/not.el:s..ltAug.• Ey
A USTIN I.'3oslifi a W.
hot,, brut.. mud Lout.* uu Raul 1N.L.10 uppotitaal (C
t., AUSTIN LUOM IS A W..
..•11 Nturic Not, BrollorA 92 roArtli
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION!
tV Inch •c Genuine Preparation of Dr
.1. P. Compound of
T n F: 11 YPOPHOSPHITE
of LIME, SODA art" . POTASH,
A ericiri, LANA,. i..a
• p,r r.; 11 Jul N
1 1110 great ellemieo-MetliO' r flovery of
thn cnnd.nand Dr. J. P. Churchill, of nth., first undo
t now. hy Inn, to id,. Prwch Anadinny ofr dohne .hoot
yo.rs and, mart, a to.tv and important thn at/Staled
.tnntio.e.
Non, for tho find Uwe in Om hion,ry 4:f llin orld,han a
It KM 01,0 h.., 10,,0d that snmly nlrlk.a at tho very fonts
dddom Ptilmona,y 11“...r. and i.y rrtforing the dtlicic.l
otn - natedf rietnrnta .1 the b:ood,iurrtnen. Cho priumple Width
Ansiata,l nrrnani ' , ot .noigninning the anfri•
ft, fute r tsons, and thug not only CORM. hot al. i'ldE•
KlN'tti, the dovek , idnent 0(111. Isiainrro molt fated Pcdarge
of tho human race.
_ 'Carlotta pm:Ara:ion. Are dmOJ7 in the marlicl, pruporb
log m 1.1..u.w11111 Dr. Churclllll l n aiworery. siminat which
e solemnly ran t4l/11 bah tho prolesrian mad the putolle.
Lot hni ask for awl us , only th. pro
parallan anhl from the. a I. Ganaral Impot lo: the Unsled
t l lwt,a, 00. 43 John atzoet, nod lawrinx afar rimila
lure. 43. WinCuerran, by whom alone Dr. Churchill'. I.
ia put up 10 A amnia.. AND Cit.llll.llr PUBS lultx.
tirryousor I rwrofolana Own:plaint, liability. Loom. ,
VITAL bows., 117.1.1.10, ..... 1 1 .terale. Weak.
It tea 00•.1 , 4fit and Invalanblo remedy.
TE.WISIONV:II.II
fives The N. Y. Americans Retinal Manthly, pti. Afay,lBs9.
..Wlantever may na our conclusions with tufa:math to th e
claims el Li?. Churchill, for the Ilypophosphlnis Aa mof ofcizo
remedies In filament...fa (nanarnmptkan) TOME edff ELL NO
4 , 00/11 . As To sit• VA LIM or Cana eLLTS LLIBMAL •012.11...
Prom The .Nort..s American Medical BeTortirjer 0rL.185.3..
ellaw Medicine ia reientincally prepared mei
We have and lades ens ewe practioo.ln phthisia
sod ..Ja-r (dna of a1...a., with 'err .6,1E1c - toy recalls(
• • • • In 1112 tpulitht ma In viln4l this remedy wan
given, thiraymiereo wore au the Incipletart, and twenty three
In the nerannl sod advanced VINIO• of 00t10111:00511X lho [l.
Tunneler were beyond hops. Walla tho eacal , tion st. lat
ter cane:, which were lunch benefited, rail !eat throe, Which
ano still doubtful., recoreinsl perfectly:.
Price E. 41C bet ant for y 5 Nagle bottle* only, Is
manustratill solunea,arcat by mall, prepaid, ge Lea tpecielly
ordeml. All orders (or three bottle/lot nate unit be mut hy
etpreen at oast of the party. Druggist. roust aml their ar
don difrct to the andenigped , ur they may L., • allgentat
and spurious preparation sent Mena.
/ratiVintlawter'a ticontle• rrcparatiou Church/11a
Compound of Ih. Il3l•i.hoaptstua of LJenp. Aala an 4 Potash
in m. 1,1 wholawaln at the al.ple V.14,t, 49 Jam Pt,
Lnt will he kept.by .11 • rapewtabla .traufhta throughout
the liuttial litatre. Circular. anal alt nec,awryl,....wartatten
givou to all who. t•ticholleg • Plvnis. ton tour
recnt•lng our 1.144.t0 ' corterpondonta- ate rine ride...
"Una 276 l^ in taidittua to Ito molar allteap wa baba,
J. WINCIIMTALC,
Anne Ican 1.11,1 VOlaig. Agwcy Ilihrr,
49 Johnl444Pet.
A‘A
MAGNETIC PLASTER
THE GREAT STRENGTIIEI , ' iER AND
PAIN DESTROY INl.—Tbe boot atnl rbespeat Maws
held Itennaly is the world. El mph. and pleasant its up
plictidu, cantata and otfeetnal In ita restilia A beantlful
esieutlfle external coratire, appllcabbalbrlbos rolled of polo
at mOlll4lO, to aril piate,ll3 Guy part or th. bateau ay.
tem, and under all elnonniataxicen It pal 'Kg thin raider
anywhere, If pain it them, the Plaster will Aida then until
the pain has nalshod. The Planter magnettont tW 1. 1 l
bray. and
CAIN CANNOT EXIST IVIIEME TLII9 rrjurnsr.
EIREIRE!
Rheumatism, Isonenotts, Stiffness, Debility, Nerroastteas
Nolo , ".11 DOM.la, Coughs, end Plds; Nine and Ache*
of otery bind, down even to Clams, arsiels.lidbilf Mined
and, with a little path..., ronattmogly cored, by the teegi.
cd Infinenco tathOMAONNTICPLASTRR. It to the
Oat, meta, agat, td••••stsat and cheapest remedy la
esieteuco. Its application le unieerul—actrodly to tho
stroneman, the delicate woman, end the toehlo haat—
To each and all It will prose • Dam and a 'Skating. /to
t. egrosalso; sad without =wpm* or tla t ti o . I to
peke is within the reach of alt—tick or liars all may tame
It saw are Ark • d Puttering. In ally way:
FARM 11.11li should be always sopttllal with this InTabin
hie PLASTER. It will be t h e linod rhdwielatt te, any
household, toady at all times, and at Initant tales.
lot op in alr.dest Upham's. Lich boa call:oake six to
eight pleatersona•ny clad ran sprout Mesa. Peke td
cocas A WI, with nal. and pLno directions.
P.C. asonvaucan, N.D..
invented . and Proprinter, Id Walker at., New York.
IdOntlY.ADlt BIAGNICTIO PLAkiliti is add by all drug
Oda In every city, town and 'lane of Ike Vdtied emu..
POTATOES -10,000 bush. arritin,, ,, and
for oh by /111011004 A 211,401009111 a 00.