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R. EIRIZEITT &
EDITORS and PROPRISTORE.•
PITTB33T_TB.C3 z
TIIIIIISDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 1859
TASIITEADDESMILST BY A FULE THADB
mat.—The Washington States has recently come
out with an elaborate defence of the administra
tion of John Tyler from an attack made upon It
by the Washington oorreipondent of the New
York Trance. . It refers to many measures that
originated under Tyler, which it says even
now redound to the honor of the Republic: and
chief among these it piesents the Tariff of 1842,
which "rescued the country," as it affirmt, "from
a most urgent financial embarrassment, and re
stored confidence to the operations of domestic)
industry." Through this measure the national
debt was reduced and the treasury replen
ished. This is certainly a clear endorsement
Of the ben,ficiai effects of a protective tariff on
the prosperity of the country, and as it comes
from a journal that is devoted to the dissemina
tionfd of free tr e doctrines, and professes to be
lieve that le duties are alone calculated to de
velop our no, tonal resources, the AdMiSl5lOll has
in itself gre y weight. -
' As to tbepart which John Tyler had taken In
the restoration of the Tariff, there is good reason
to believe that the Slaw has done him too much
honor. The Repubtic, in the following extract.,
vindicates the troth of history in this matter.
and shows that meaeuro owes Its naietenee too an
other branch of the government, while Neal
dent Tyler wns after all a mere passive lustre
ment :
"Whatever changes in the financial affairs of
the Government were effected daring Mr. Tyler's
administration, whether for better or for worse,
was, of course, the result of changes In the rev
enue laws, and if confidence was restored to the
operations of domestic industry, it must have
been done by the same means. We know of no
other measure of Mr. Tyler's administration
which had, or was ever claimed to be, any very
marked effect upon the finances of the Govern
ment, or the "operations of domestic industry,"
except the tariff ant of 1842. Of course, then,
the &nits has come to consider that act ass wise
and beneficient measure of public policy.
"Admitting, for the sake of the argument,
that the tariff of 1842 did as much for the re.
lief and benefit of the country as the States
claims, we do not understand how President
Tyler is entitled to all the credit of it. We should
suppose that the Whig Congress which passed it
would} be entitled to come in for some small
share, at last, of the praise. Even if Presi
dent Tyler was ever so warmly in favor of the
measure, he could have had very little influence
in getting it through Congress, according to the
showing of the States, which soya that during
his.administration he was "destitute of organ
ized support," and "had no party either in Con
gress at the country."
"If the editor of the States has become a con
vert to the old Whig doctrines, heought at least
to do justice to the memory of the defunct party
which gave them paternity, by giving it credit
for the measures he now so much admires."
Tai following paragraph contains a melan
choly announcement, which we hope, for the
sake of many considerations, may not be found
ed on truth. The wreck of so brilliant a ge
niva as Bulwer, who, with all his faults as an
individual, was still a "great man" in the
public - of Lettere," must command thesympally
of all who have been charmed by the produc
tions of his ever ready pen
.Since_the close of the great reform debate,. pain
ful rumors have been in circulation relativelo the
Colonial Secretary, Sir Edward B. Lytton. He
made an excellent speech during that debate, end it
may have been his List ; knit is said the brain that
produced so much and each varied literary matter,
has given way overtasked, and that Sir Edward to
afflicted with insanity. Such is the rumor, though
an address has been issued in his name to the elec
tive of Hertfordshire. 1 tie very badly written, and
bears no trace of the practical pen that gave ea
Night and Morning. This seems to confirm the re
port ; though the pines generally abstains from al
lading to the subject in any term more precise than
Tne RA*ROAD Cons.—The decision of Judge
Grier, in the railroad caeca against the city, re
lievea tho city from $700,000 of her railroad
debt—s4oo,ooo to the Allegheny Valley and
$BOO,OOO to the Steubenville. The county sub
scription of $700,000 to the Allegheny Valley
stands, we suppose, upon the same legal basis as
that of the city, and may therefore be consider
ed an subject to •the came result. Too loss to
the bondholders; by this decision, may therefore
be set down at $1,400,000.
Fittairrvcrx Sumwaxcx.—The English papers
have the details of the wreck_ of the Pomona,
and the terrible lose of life which ensued. The
ship left Liverpool on the 27th ultimo, with a
crew of 40 men and 397 passengers. A stoma
arose the same evening, and the chip struck on
Black - water Bank.
The passengers, half clothed, ran on deck. A
wild scene of horror ensued, bit the crew obeyed
the captain, some degree of order was restored,
and the pumps were manned. The gale con
tinued to increase. In the course of the morn
ing, an attempt was made to launch the life ' -boats
but they were stove in and their crews drowned. I
In this fearful state of suspense they remained
till toward evening, when the ship which had till
then remained firm on the bank, slipped off by
the stern into deep water and commenced rapid
ly to fill. The whale-boat was then launched,
and a number of the crew and passengers rushed
into her. The captain, in the hope of being
again driven on the bank, let go the belt hewer
anchor, but all his exertions were fruitless, and
though more than forty men were working at
the pampa, the water gained upon them en fast
that In less than an hour she sank. The captain
and first and second mates remained on the sink
ing ship, the only officer in the boat being the
third mate, Stephen Kelly, who succeeded in
reaching the shore, in company with eighteen
others of the crew, and three passengers, five
• being washed out in their passage from the Ten-'
eel. In tbo mean time the intelligence of the
dangerous situation of the vessel had been
brought to Wexford by.sotrie of the coast guards
and steps were immediately taken by the collect
tot of customs to render assistance. For this
•. purpose, a steam - tug was kept ready for many
ihottrs, but it wad not till daylight on Friday
XaOrning that the wind moderated sufficiently to
4 Midi of her leaving the river, and Wen It
r.was too late. Little of the wreck was to be seen
when the steamer arrived at the spot, only the
mizzenmast being above water. •
Among those saved there are only three pas
stagers; and of the eeamen preserved there are
. several who are Irish, a number of the crew
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being natives of that country.
We were informed on Saturday by a gentle
man, Mr. Allen, from Wexford, that when the
,feesedeank, tho shrieks of thoee on board could
be heard on the main land.
ENGLAND, despite of her resolve to keep out
of the war, if poesible, is preparing for tha
worst ; and, while she actually can throw 140,-
000 ;soldiers, at a very abort notice, into the
field, Is offering high rates of bounty, with in
creased pay, to occurs 10,000 additional seamen;
andis' fitting up two large fleets—one for the
Mediterranean, and one for the British Channel.
It is worthy of notice that when addressiog his
constituents of Buckinghamshire, the other day
Mr. Disraeli very strongly praised the liberal
government of Victor Emmanuel, as King of
Sardinia, and as strongly denounced the arbi
trary rule of Austria in Italy. This is signifi
cant, and seems to indicate that England will
not, as was expected, adhere to the""old fogy"
traditions-of Toryism, but seeninodate her
' self to the altered and progressive condition of
present affairs. la 1793, England plunged into
a war of over twenty y, - to bolster up the
Bourbon dysa.a..."7, • . She is wiser now,
and will not go to o support Hapsburg
misrule in Lomberdy.— hil. frees.
.19AIDUILt AND PIEDNO. —Oll7 readers, whose
geography is rusty, will remember that the
words Sardinia and Piedmont are need by the
newspaper writers as expreseing one and the
name idea. In part, Piedmont is bat the central
and principal part of the Sardinian kingdom;
but it covers so much of Sardinian territory,
that no distinctionis made, nowadays, betw_.n
the two in ordinary speech. The confusion in
treddeed into current newspaper accounts of
events ittEurope, by describing a force as Sar
dinian, in one sentence, and se Pledmontese, in
the next, renders tbia little explanation neeensa-
Ty, though but few will need it.
TnE New coeurr.—Thie comet continues to be
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seen with the telescope, and is mOWID
through the zodiacal constellation iserae Co
that region of the heavens where the eanis sit
- ludo& It will coon be within the solar rays,
but will reappear in the morning sky some weeks
hence. Recent intelligence from Europe informs
*no thet it was Bret discovered at Venice, by M.
Temple, on the night of April 2. Itirsa rode
pendently discovered in this country, subsequent
to that date, at the Observatories of Cambridge,
- Wiehingten and Ann Arbor. •
..." ' Ws are informed, days the Welillatonie Re.
that Ur. Wheeler Green Of Ashley Val%
wholLia attained Usti's:Lanza age of otter
lop pars, was recoil]: married to s Mrs. Schein..
maim= of Norfolk who hag also trrived at the
respectable ags of SO - ,
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Dna Attention DeclaraUYn ot;Dar.
-lb my Pop I hive oidered thrfilthful and
gallant army to, put a stop to the inimical acts
Which 'rein series of years hive beet eealteitted
by, the neighboring State of Sardinia against
the indisputablerights of my Crown, and against
the integrity of the realm placed by God under
my care, which acts have lately attained the
very highest point: By eo doing I have fulfilled
the painful, but unavoidable duty of &sovereign.
My conscience being at rest, I eon look up to an
omnipotent God, and patiently await Ilia award.
With confidence 1 leave my decision to the im
partial judgment of contemporaneous and future
generations. Of the apbrobation of oy faithful
subjects lam sure. More than tad years ago
the same enemy—violating international law
and the usages of war, and without any offense
being given—entered the Lombardo-Venetian
territory with the intention of acquiring posses
sion of it. Although the enemy was twice to
tally defeated by my gallant army, and at the
mercy of the victor, I behaved generously, and
proposed a reconciliation. I did not appropri
ate to myself one inch of his territory, I en
croached on no right which belonge to the Crown
of flardinia, as one of the members of the Eu
ropean family of nations. I insisted on no guar
antees against the recurrence of similar events..
The hand of peace which I in all sincerity ex
tended, and which was taken appeared to me to
be a sufficient guarantee. The blood which my
army abed for the honor and right of Austria I
sacrificed on the altar 'of peace. The rewhrd
for such unexampled forbearance was an imme
diate continuation of enmity which increased
from year to year, and perfidious agitation
against the peace and welfare of my Lombardo-
Venitlan Kingdom. Well knowing what a pre-
I, Mous boon peace was for my people and for Ea
rope, I patiently bore with these-new hostilities.
My patience was not exhausted when the more
extensive measures which I was forced to take,
in consequence of the revolutionary agitation on
the frontiers of my Italian provinces and within
the same, were made an excuse for a higher de
gree of hostility. Willingly accepting the well
meant meditation of friendly Powers for the
maintenance of peace, I consented to become a
party to a Congreis of the five great Powers.
The four points proposed by the Royal Govern
! meet of Great Britain as a basis for the delib
erations of the Congress were forwarded to my
Cabinet, and I accepted them, with the condi
tions which were calculated tobring about a true,
sincere and durable peace.
In the consciousness that no step on the part of
my Government could, even in the most remote
degree, lead to a disturbance of the peace, I de
manded that the Power which was the cause of
the complication and had brought about the
danger of War, should, as a a preliminary meas.
sure, disarm; being pressed thereto by friendly
Powers, I at length accepted the proposal for a
general disarmament. The mediation failed in
consequence of the unaceeptablenese of the con
ditions on which Sardinia made her consent de
pendant. Only one means of maintaining peace
remained. I addressed myself directly to the
Sardinian Government, and summoned it to place
its army on a peace footing and to disband the
free corps. As Sardinia did not accede to my de
mand, the moment for deciding the matter by
an appeal to arms has arrived.
I hare ordered mg army to enter Sardinia.
I ate aware of the great Importance of the
measure, and if ever my duties ae a monarch
weighed heavily on me it is at this moment. War
is the scourge of mankind. I see with sorrow
that the lives and property of thousands of my
subjects are imperiled, and deeply-feel what a
severe trial war is for my realm, which being
occupied with its internal developement, greatly
requires the continuance of peace. But .the
heart of the monarch must be silent at the com
mand of honor and duty. On the frontiers is an
armed enemy, who, in alliances with the revolu
tionary party, openly announces his intention
to obtain possession of the independencies of
Austria in Italy. To support him, the ruler
over France—who, under futile pretexts, inter
feres in the legally established relations of the
Italian Peninsula—has set his troops in move
ment. Detachments of them have already crossed
the frontiers of Sardinia. The Crown which I
received withaittapot or blemish from my fore
fathers, has already seen trying times. Tho
glorious history of our country gives evidence
that Providence, when there is a foreshadowing
that the greatest good of humanity is in danger
of being overthrown in Europe, has frequently
used the sword of Austria in order to dispel that
shadow. We are again on the eta of such a pe
riod. The overthrow of the things that he is
not only aimed at by factions, but by thrinses
The sword which I have been forced to drdw is
sanctified, inasmuch es it is a defense for the
honor and rights of all peoples and States, and
fOr all that is held most dear by humanity.
To you, my people, whose devotion to the
hereditary reigning family may eerve ass model
for all the nations of the earth, I now address
myself. In the conflict which has commenced
you will Maud by me with your oft proved
fideli
ty and devotion. To your over, whom I have
taken into the ranks of the army, I, their Com
mander, send my martial greeting. With pride
! you may regard them, for the earls of Austria
I will, with their support, soar high.
Our struggle is a just one, and we begin it
with courage and confidence. We hope, how
-1 ever, that we shall not stand alone in it. The
soil on which we have to do battle was made
fruitful by the blood lost by our German breth
ren when they won those bulwarks which they
have maintained up to the present day. There
the crafty enemies of Germany have generally
begun their game when they have wished to
break her internal power. The feeliog that
such a danger is now imminent prevails in all
parts of Germany, from the hut to the throne,
from one frontier to the other. I speak as a
Sovereign member of the Germanic Confedera
tion, when I call attention lathe common danger
and recall to memory the glorious times in which
Europe MO to Wank the general and fervent en
thusiasm of Germany for! its liberation.
For God and fatherland
Given at my residence and metropolis of Vi
enna, on this 28th day of April, 18.59.
FIMYCIS JOBLPIT.
TOR PROCLAMATION or vue KING OF SARDINIA.
—The following proclamation has been address
ed by Victor Emmanuel to his troops.
“Soldiers!—Austria, who is increasing her ar
mies on our frontier, threatens to invade our
territory because here liberty reigns with order;
because, not might, but concord and affection
between the People and the Sovereign here gov
ern the State,—because the groana of oppressed
Italy here find an echo,—Austria dares to ask
us, who are only armed in self defence, to lay
down our arms and 'submit to her clemency. That
insulting demand received the reply it deserved.
I rejected it with contempt. Soldiers, 'I tell it
to yen, convinced that you will take an intuit to
your Iliog and to your nation as an insult to
yourselves. The announcement I make to you
is the announcement of war! Soldiers, to arms!
Yon will have to face an enemy not new to you.
But if brave and disciplined, you need not fear
the comparison, and you may quote with pride
the battles of Goito, Pastrenga, Santa Lucia,
Somme-Compagna, and even Custozzo, where four
brigades alone straggled for three days against
five early, &armee. I will lead you. We have
made each other's acquaintance before this, on
more than one occasion, in the heat of battle,
when, fighting by the aide of my magnanimous
father,l had opportunity to admire your courage.
I am sure that on the field of honor and of glory
you will maintain, even add to, your reputation
for bravery. You will have for your compan
ions those intrepid soldiers of France, conquer
ors in so many noted battles, who were your
brethren in-arms on the Tchernaya, and whom
Napoleon 111, who is always to be found where
there is a just cause to defend, or civilization to
promote, sends generously to our RBSISIOROO, to
numerous battalions. March, then, confident in
victory, and twine new laurels round your flag,
that tri color under the folds of which the elite
of the youth of Italy is collected, and which in
dicates to yen that the task before you is the in•
dependence of Italy—that just and holy work
which will be your battlecry.
Turin, April 29th. VICTOR EMLIANDRL."
WASIIINOTOP, May Is believed by army
officers and others here that President Buchanan
is quietly eencentrating nearly the whole army
along tht .y.texas and Arizona frontiers of Mexi
co, and Last a large beet of war vessels is about
to be gathered in the Gulf. His purpose seems
exactly that carried out by Mr. Polk, In ordering
General Taylor to march beyond the Nueoes, in
March, 1846,whereby a war was in reality com
menced against Mexico, without the consent or
knowledge of Congress. Mr. Buchanan has pri
vately stated to parties desiring his intervention
for the protection of certain American interests
from the aggressive acts of the Millman govern
ment, that Congreso had withheld from him
the power to sot, and that he could do nothing
more than to instruct Mr. McLane to use his
1 best efforts is behalf of American life and prop
-1 erty.
Notwithstanding •these professions, it is the
prevalent impression that the President is about
.to take the most decisive measures for containing
the Juarez administration, and the movements
I are considered preliminary to a war of conquest
1 and annexation.—.Y. Y. Cour. & Eng.
SODMITI DZATII.—We are pained to learn that
Blesser Lose, Esq., living near Jeffereon, in this
county, and aged about eighty-five years, died
on Saturday night last. It appears that ho had
been to Millsboro, and •on his way home had
stopped to spend the night with his brother,
Henry Luse, Esq. Ile had retired for the night
In hie usual health, and about 20 minutes paet
2 o'clock dabbath morning watt found dead in
bed, hating tiled without any one being preneat
to witness his lan moments.. 7d7• 11130 watt cue
of our most respectable and: influential citizens.
Ile studgratidlo.thia cottony from New Jeney,
and sin& among in earliest setting. Merlon
Will be deeply feign the community, is nthich be
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tender date of•PdarSolllen. April 18„ 'tulles as fat: --..........,- ..._ —
lows concerning the health of Bishop Patter: "I BUR.NIECT 110 T-TH E. STEAM MARBLE WORICS. p imisl y.vaste talcum Cox:marl
regret to state that he regards his health as lit- 04.5.515TANT Jrogn or Ctilf SW'S PLEAs.- Pa1h04,1 1 4 alar rfs MMIL
JAMES L RIMY din be • oemlldsto fur nanoinee t ga'Ar a meeting Oft he Directors of is
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improved by his residence in Europe and the Cinetnnati, 0111.1.
aid of the best medical mad surgical skill of Pa- ram , no , pleas, lc• , 1 this
Assistant Judge at th. C. •111 o f t m • Wog Teo a h t!,,,...,,,d,,, um, pee ehase on paid up away
ris. Re suffers with an affection of the opine HAVING TAKEN A LEASE UPON 'rite, .w.i.arble Mantels, .0.,
Don at the next Re,
L.01141.1.1.11F Company, bald that day, • Maiden/I, of 11TE Mt MINT,
AIWA-All Conscuttie.i,for thet_tileo_ni
''''' E. , IM terse end . be nipled to the liquidation of
that operates on the brain, awl has so reduced BURNE: tuna Dim of yes., end re organ 'Jed in meow IiASSIeTANT ,11 I.f. - Alexander W. FON Fuck
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Altt flys on hand at the low o , t nrt,c, 0., L. un .4 Common so,. w " 4.6. . d. payableld bash. na demand, to the balder.
gouts suiting the city, w til he such rt3to gratify tea II t - Ettasectrgh, Lay 13,18. P. .)
TUE KIDNAPERS!! -We learn that ai the Lorain C vm , v ['LTA..
maul r.••ny 5...... nu at the het... fr - 7: - . „, ,, ,,Vesoci•Ts, ', L a- ,It °GERI . 0 ' .cfrA, a majority of the MeTaben or the
Common Pleas yesterday the Kentucky and Ohio . MO GOOD lIOtISE SHOULD BE V, ITII 'X'''..Y EWA IN If. Slo , I' A" it 1 , . I. LATiltiA. for ISCMIZI4 D. ‘ ,.. ,a ,.., ,
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Kidnappers moved to have their eaten columned.l.l OUT if &Mate 31 AN La -The, are ode sy• nut. gen at toe heoubllcan C. toe nt ot, to to. h•l.t to Jur e. I ,7,.1,
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until next term, owing to the ahem:ice of material au] , Ira, ~ gnat too le purchased seal, the aloha money • and besets, ~..p,...... AA', of tide e. o r , _ aft_7 l :l , „ , ___ Aldo] right...rove...a Isleilegu ea ~Joint Stakeout .
witneeses as alleged. The County Prosecutor J. N. skt..A.q .. ,i;A;P:.l3ll..ltt.a - ki.li. :a CO. tboy . Ellyn . endanger thasAirt, ,A • h ,0..... • i .1 , .. ,, .. bY --- , 7 1 .-- ,,,y sa IE, --- 1,1. N 1 ti lit 1 , • . 1 1 Oa Ild Idate lar P.IY• . 1 . 1 E1"....r0d for 1111 .id Sy their Act bt loympotstion:
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was doubtful whether the motion to continue
would prevail—Cleve. Leerier. 1
SUDDEN Learn -OR Friday evening last a ,
man named Itlichael Hughes cited very suddenly 1
in Altoona—and for a time some suspicion way i u roareas AND DEALERS la
HARDWARE &ND CUTLERY,
No. 101 111nrIzot fat reef-. IVIONIIIVEXINTS,
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District Attorne,. .Idto•s L ull prayers le Clam boot. for roatring enbactiptlone WOO
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of Mortal and Water sitcom in the city of ‘ 24teh en t,,,,e,
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PITTS OUB.Gill„ PA: [myl7 rid by oven to the Stockholdt re of the 'Ventral kilning
entertained that some other poison than strych• - 1 A BFArTIFCL ST ,,, h - A L TTA TO ny IT 12VT , -7, ' rtrat,:x sill be •L.II I ,t. • Ilr tt , .... tI, , el
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nine whiskey had done the fatal work,—hot the i 'S B -..011. Cook of Marble Is the I its , st In the Wert ttot A..., ,„, 0 ',pi . 15....a le, h-0 E1p..11 the Capital Stoekeluyable at the °else or
doctors, we understand, after inquiring into . - -- the mat., in the city of Pittaboreh• on thelOth day of
Attorney and CoCOUrasellor at Law, and wan manufactured by machinery, is got op In better tr„. t ,
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the matter, concluded that he died from the in- I etele, veto more ilieratch, and Cl feet cost than ran be done :), C , 00 ., , 1 r„ r ,,,,,,h, 0 , ~, 1 lo ~. cm, lois. for Dia . it, vii • l.l 0, missy A Treasurer Ccotralidbtinet CO.
temperate use of intoxicating liquors —Hof& mil" , i°l .I‘ 7 o 144 Fourth Rust , "
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trim Alton]. y before the Humble,. C note Cosset.. n l -
daysburg Regirter. 1.2.1 Ikea. Fe
CASE OP CAPT. COHRIL —CII/.1=32017, Mon
day, May 16, 1859 —The Grand Jury report that
they find no bill of indictment against Capt.
Corrie.
HOERIZAVE'S HOLLAND HITTIELS.—FIDA LES i
Portgarso Warn NAMkt AND Drettirt.—A Tonle Stimulant, I
rateable to thin* penalise period* In the Ilfeof erery female,
more particularly every mother, h e m lung hewn a desideree
turn in the medlcal world: something to be :ntained see
neceseary component of every well-furnished Family '
Medicine Chest, toi which, at these .wens, munere may
Le bed, with the confidence of boding nelleffnam the mama,
and restoration of strength, with perfect feariessoraw of any
111 ConmequenCes, yet without having talon • meeicine poe.
coning antagonistic principles, to Lender Adage rons another
medicine, eftrild it be subsequently itoodred by the peon-
Welty of the Maraud
All these condltione we believe to be porGetly fulfilled in
Therhatec'e Hedged Bitters. From the nature of the Marais
ea here alluded to. we have not amenity:roper to parade the
names of thaw ladle. who have nitheisitatftegly afforded us
the evidence of the truth of the assertions ere here mate—
rna all end retry word can be wobstantiated to the ratiefac
lion of the moat incredulous. We offor one of the recede:ere
and corrain remedies for this does of alAlctinna sod ell
those, whether peculiar to the ere or not, which reeolt from
weakneea of any perticularorgen, or general debility of the
system. Its sines use alumst magical, yet the cure
It communicate* no violent shock lathe ')stem, hut Kenny
neeergt V
. 1 nf I h
ormnl zu n r
s Ae . w h h i r n o: t se , : e t . h e t Li ta w l
oil the mote, it thoroughly enediadve the eflecte of diem..
Are yen tieuseateli in early morolog, Indisposed to rind—
We earnestly re heel you to try the half of a
teal
sorely will not berm. Yet we praltively guarantee ew
sacra of •neryna, and • cheerful, hopeful looking fore or b to
the delle• of the day.
Are you subject tonausea before or after eating? Try the
same quantify before each moth As we said tofore, it will
not berm: yet we ammo , you of relief from that dietreraing
loathing at the thought of food, and elm from the disposi
tion to viandt a ft er parteling. We promise perfect
Hun of what has been eaten.
II you bud that the dose prescribed Las Moo tra, gnat,
diminish the quantity to suit your constientien.
Llano Cearroft—The Genuine highly Concentrated Hour
have's Holland littler. le pot rep In half pout bottles only,
and retailed at $1 per bottle. Cho gnat demand lor
Ihu
truly Celebrated Medicine has 'educed moot imiratioes,
which the public should guard ageinat pnrchneleg. luorate
of impaeltion! Soot Lat our name I* on the 150,1 of every
bottleffou buy.
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jac, CO., Bile Proprlon re, 27
Wood street, berareou tat and stn. 1. traborKli. Pa
mrl7.3:dawF
DIED—On Won:Leong morning, May loth, at o'clock,
ANN, the wife ofJemes Anderson, in the torentleth year of
Ler age.
The friend. and acquaintances of the family are reoutit.
folly invited to attend the funeral Tillidt 1, ktbnrsdae)
Sig' o'clock, P., M., from her late reeldenco le Manchester.
Otto latitittltormento
k.:fiIGINIK FOR SALE
pity authorities of Baltimore, hal,
nututityted the Vuatts Fire Engine sor
tho
oe, the Director of the Fritudehlp Compa.
eale their handsome Gallery Engine. deerstp
I.4Kiners below ) built by the n-lrbrated ovker%
TS Pone, perfet order Its orlgtual
rilllE ,
j. log ox
Hand Rogit
or offer for
Con of whit
Jobo Roger
war $.1,1140
DESCRIPTION.
Duo 8 font C inches long, n 10awn do p, mode of Nlahoga.
ny, veneered with Ikea Woad. Diameter of cylinders ltS
lorher, etruke 9 in. The entire deign of the Engine le pure
o,,ttdr. the panel. of Lai being filled with metal Doane
moulding. fire extending around the dim:here.
ecrewe with ornamental eenter. with rimed... 4 heroic The
end panels are ortamented In Ilke runnier. with the addi•
ton of circular recauca, in which are plowed rarer
plated
clasped hands. Around the top of Del
e <
11.-a
metal
nreing. of eemicircular font, Too flattery I it-autolut de
sign, 1. of Metal, and pot together In the meet ffebttantial
manner. It nf octagon form, riihly chateti and Rre gild.
eft the niche. in side. and end, having mile, plate, adding
mock M its general appearance. In the Imr rovned• ett•
Inserted very fine petite,. by 1;41 ...tr., reprereatiog 111
ferent 000'. el Frtendelag The c.a. Gallery i• also
tagon, partaking aornewbat of a betel .Lap.; this t.
hre gilded. Tic Engine play. one gallery and Own eat
etretam.. The Ilult of Wheel. ere p..:ea metal, with ell
ver rays, diverging therefrom. e Doe reel. toil
elliptic .prima with all that. Th . end moat approved run
Mug gear, rope, reel, Al . all or a 1,110 1 , 1 highly polid.ed
Tun besmear< else polished The tame nt the company Is
In a email pwail on either .we at 1 , 115 e et Dater,, 1,.
ground of which lit the letter. Ming cr., gat and 1%4
31 1 110 hrilllsnreAltogether, It 1s OF, el niod toetly
•.,1 withal !I riceable Enmees in the nuttye
to
. • tg been
In constant 1,1111134.111131 Ce lannarT. DiB o , and ibptdre h r
neDal . - (•1 . ant tear duritig that tun , t o ng merely a 11.131
Mal amount.
Al a , a h e m, 11k/feet 01 end two 2 %hod Dote Cur riages. Yor Dirilc tiara atldrea. ILFILLY,
Eldon 11.11, 75 IV Fat ettr dryer.
Ralttni , re 81.1
snyl.taled 3s
30,000 c"'""
eLt Bunt I+ pr
JIITORTCA WORGS
IS=
KT A NI) AIID POZTICAL WORKS, ETC., ETC.
- - -
111SSOLU T lON OF PA RTN ERSIII P.-
The partnership heretebre existing between, t h e in ,
scriner• In the Drug basin.ee le the flame et I/AKTWKLL
♦ SIIISPIIAItD. le I.lllllday dieisoletel, by nwitzal ceeseut.
The bualnees will cartied by Jobe ti.
remaining partner, et the ul4 aloud, tie. IC.: gene, it eel
and !Sixth strew., sett i le alone nud...lto settle ny the
LUllilLe., 111 the late Dam.
rvEN.N. FLbUR-161 sks Savor Springs,
Fuld fine, to Atm 0.a.; ...sm.. 1,1 t ?obty, fur act, toy
our/ 16A1A11 DICKEY t CO.
FOR SALE.
A N ELEGANT SWISS COTTAGE REST-
Divick:: IN TUE 1301/41Uli II OP NEW 11141U1IPUN.
Nita AN ACRE Qif URUUND.—The hvuge
the
of brick. 12
by :2 feet; four Now./ la the lower door, with list I rotary;
two lark. and tour tonal rooms above, With
Built in 1454, lq the most eobstantbd C41.011,T,
s ith the very best rustortals and koganship. Soft
Sring Water Catlin' by pipes into the kitchen; too cis.
tern.. stable, welds and coal house anti tutket y. unokeliouse,
A. 'V.ra aro on the lots every istiety of fund trees
now bearing In great abundance; also, strawberries, gasp.
berries, &a., log:they with NJ grape vines of the cbviceet vs.
riollee. The premises adjoin the residences .4 kit e.
fir
Ely wad It. Warren, Yon- and although within U O yard• of
the Railroad station, are beyond the annoyance of the trams
and surrounded with Into/Ural rural scenery. Address for
0,0 days, Ito. 64, New Brighton fort Ofino, Delver county,
P. roylVissgi•
ENOLLSII PICK LES—" ItOsSE AND
131.A0111NT.L1..8."
2 Barrels Gerktna Qowf Coins.;
do Cauliflower. din do.
do Chow Chow
2 do Unrolled do do.
Jost IA rfd and for ula by REY NCRA NOES ,t
; °. t
124,19 , No
p . NoLisil SAUCES
-1,,
117 Doren "John Bon: •
In do "Iloney..•
10 do Worcevtor linottA
20 do do l'int+;
20 do On tfolf.llot ,
Jnlt reed and for *AI. by RETNIKII A AN DEMON,
my IN No. AL %Tont ft, cippmit. Et. Chath 111.C61
NEW GOODS opened this day in addition
to our already large etock of every variety of eta...-
able Dry Ocala. We mo Menet daily to rorelpt of myr
and desirable Noss Gouda Nhaarl ,, , naafi., de
myth C. LtANSOS ImVg,74 Motet of
LIFE INSURANC4—The OLILAIi.II LI FE
INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TUUSTCIiMPANY ,
at th e Agerteb No, TI, grant woo; Pittsburgh, continuo to
nuke insurances on Hee.. lu addition to a loii capital of
poopao. thin lava a large and inrroasion assaarau rosn,
affording undoubted security to the Insured. In VW.. of
insurance for Life the boon. dtoisred Dorn W.I. profit.
bar already axteadad CIO per coot. on all prurnionie paw.
Tnos. Ibnaawat, Petit Julio F. James. Actuary; ins.
Kiwi, M. D.. Medical 15511MItler. office No. 11'1 Fifth street,
Pittsburgh. War farther information appiy to W3l. USK V.
WELL, Agent fur the Cotoploye.No. iirant wrest.
-ntlintsd
POTATOES POTATOES! POTA
TOE3III—L•INCRedii, Whits arictlllue Nesblonocli • or
:damn, Pink Eye., J num Nord.), and .11 Other ...mule,
for lola at CANFIELD& CAYB„
aiylB i First Wee, near Woo&
WCOL WANTED—For which the highe.t
markat prim will b. paid lb cub by
Irry29 SPRINGER IIAttIIAOG II A CO, 209 Libel ty at
NEW W. It. CHEESE-100 has new cut
tw i t Chet 40 •t J. 11. CANIIEI.D A CO'S._
WALL PAPER—Another bupply h of desi
ll
sable ROOM and Hall Esser }Unsnap.; ceap Wa
Paper and Window Peados. Curtaine, Olt Civets, Teeter
Centers, Fire Boards, rants, tic., at
myy E. 0. COCHRAN'S, Eaters] et., ARAL'',
TIONtESTILAND STAPLE DRY GOODS
a aver, , MAPLE
DRY
D
O.7mD, a complots assortment. O. ' LLatilio74 LOVE,
anyl7 74 Market street.
11NOINNATI SOAP ANCANDLE-5
ajbas third Premed Sommer Mould D
Candles; 25 do eat
eatt 2 s
quaLity German Boaµloot reed mod for sale villolesalo and
solidi at FILINCViIi family Slums,' mud ire Store, Yudoral
atmat, Allegheny.toyl7
_ _
WASII BOARDS-25 dozcn Ciucitm ,
onle en any
ACOMPLETE STOCK OF ALL KINDS
or Dry Goode suitable fur therms°. M ule
ism C. 11 orod
A.MOrr LOVA,
myl7 74 Market 'Over.
WANTED—A Young Man in the Grocery
Snancag moo who thoroughly oriderstaads hie Dual.
otas and can era satisfactory salesmen. ti use other übei
apply. „Magnin at YRAISOK'd Family Orontry eud Tos
Store, Pedant stmt. roar Lacudy, Allegheny. mYin
LOST. -5 doz. 3 hoop, painted Buckets
tore token from the wharf, ne.r the foot of Lrbetty
street.= ih.red•Y rditht, 51eYAoy prreou fludlog or
1 . 0 0. 8 t h e re they ere, arill be well reerardrol loarlog
turd WW2 It. 11.011120 N 00 ,
m 79 255 Libetty RtreeL
J dozen Currant;
u3O noes Biackbem; 5 dozen Quince;
b do. amp; • bdo Apple;
so do Assorted. Jost rend and for ado by
•IP /3 AMMAR A ANDEILBON, 39 Wood street.
FRUITS-100 do z. troll Peaches;
F RE . SU no do .do Tomatoim
•
•
'VENN. COM-1000 buil. in store and for
Me to WAIA4OPT AQo
Cheat Alterative and Blood Purifier.
DR- STVA:VI ,7 .e.'S
TIIIS old established and invaluable reme
dy for thernte orPerofule, or King's Ertl, lllthrous
and White dwelling, Eruptions of the Chin. Blotches or
Pimple of the Face, Obstinate or Scaly Eruption., Boil.
which arise from at impure haldt of blood. Pal. In the
W aa h e aeg and Debilitated Mate of the Pystem,arl-
slug tither from a long and protracted 00.0 of Mane., or
having labored under go stack of eyphtlia, the ethde of
which slat remelts in [ca
lomel,
eystem, or heving ewedlow,d a
MOM amooot calomel, which May hose of.
fated the bower or their covecog. called the, perhedeum,
which a o rn o tim.,,,,,a gee to a chronic ulcerous discharge,
sod email booth occulooelly conee•way, Att.. of Men
amnin in consequenmo oord
or abused Coustirtaloot
bong standing Billious Affectlung. air Pale and t he eic
the Blustsd Face, alerayi Indiums or res the age of
this ievalunble pacrices Or should the.patleot have labared
under an affection 01 the' Spine, Drorgy, Jsundlce, Tel
lawny. of the Skin, Chroolo Affection) of the hirer, Mara.-
mos, or wasting of Plesh,lllcerrated Blre Throat, flip Joint
Complaint; In abort, the moot loathe.... disc.. which
have pot every otherat defiance, as well as the
thin of the proftwelory formore th. quarter of a century,
hare been porfsctly eradicated by this great vegetable pe
nny., In ell easn of erupt. • "Ercoyne's AII-Lhattang
Ointment," shotrid be mod in coonwattort with the Pars...
Tho ton will core deo roost clithuic and obstinate eruptive
dithasee. Retail price of the Promo. 51.50 per tenth, 0
bottle. $4OO.
Dell d to any addrs•• on receipt of
Remittance.
A RF.CiiNT VERY RENI ADE A TILE CURE
Wan that of Elite A. Clark, No. 4 Trenton strrot, Charles
town, Maas. While In Philepelphia. ace rumbled with Wm
11. Hhoy, 16th street., 4 doors below Race.
T. used wasan eruption of eight years standing ol the
moat obstinate thsrecter, Cotarlog the whole Manta, fmoi
the ads of the feed to the crown of the hoed. Itching cod
Irritable to the extreme. The mint torment of rho proles
eium had fallstl In accomplishing a core. Dr. ilwartn't Ps
cacao was enninnt la makings perfect cliff,.
Preparedooly by DE. SW AI'NE A EON, Phila.
DUAL R. EithB6ll,l.lo Wood dlr..,
ruy17:441 wT San Agent Inc l'lllal,nrch
lIIERIWIN eiIIROPEDIST rem.ves
Corns from the feet in ft low b...., wit, out pain
or the slightest ine.nvenience to tho patient. Itutdous re
moved from the big tog, reduced to the .threl atro.
at natl. cheat-eel toe to althy Chergra flaw.* ebh•
Ito.ini No. el. Clair WWI. any II coillnol
YDIPOE.TELNT NOTICE
IN CONSEQUENCE OF DECLINING
health, nos .1:01.1.1billt *trout retitiog from Ltmlnerr,
aud c.flt , r• fur rala, at LOW 11,1TCS, Wit enure
bar Ir of
FURNITURE,
LUMBER,
VARNISHES, &o.
.ion ~finr• kg tent Ina o.l•lntt y; In
inncle or in pall, and lbw roomy now njnyln.l 1.1 him
Ich 111111.1log,.Fi11n .Inonl kes'n
on
Illn I.rt of July.
Venom in ,runt Yurulturn nlll hal till, 1 rat..
unity t., punt..., the trin.e!betn; tut n. an
prom to to . 23 per rear
11=
NOS. IT ANO cn VIVTO STRE.V.T
nl7 i 4 .11 f
ExciiANGE Anil; 11/if:KING
OF
KRAMER & RARM,
Rank BI k, Fillll Str , t
rurr.snuitoit, PA.
W E beg to it ppri , e our friend , . and t 1.. ., 1...1.-
• lo- out roo hOOO reran.] to nor near trYclea.
, 35, DANK IILUCK, 111111 ril'lllaci, wane lop hot 1..
happy I, lon kr the 4.tir 'ter , ..rti
s nod tv t,
oar .100
Cut 1, with on rlpoykhro or taaaly par. io thr t.roonora
in tht.. iry, will onahlo um to no, thr. wont , ' 1.1 ,or ro-t.on•rl.
IVO vaill r , .t.trurto 1., [racoon the
IA harry, ..,1 lbsak mg Bourn., In on Ito Lraorl ,
1111 L
. (lortaron ial Pap, I,cutstod and Norr,trati-1.
Ptocit ',IA,. awl orb, r Bocurilior, bought and .red on
.1 otlo 4„›,, ,, ,,ry - ra to Calloctinna in city or mon.,
tar.* ' ' ...:lil K -y Par Foods or Cur r• roc,
.......----.
Intetql _ , ti . ..„lrna tror,ar._,
Urlt, , .7 ... 4 l'aho*orrarrL-51,7-.•rronto. yr
Cra...,--d-rt t l•,-. or r'..rroop,orronto 1.1 lour', p ...dd.
rate..
' , Lam t IlTrn. pot ropi y
b , 111 et n,,ty n•. 11.. , 1
ia ,I all RA 11 , 1
Booth, Shoes, Huts,
[AMES P. TANNER,
=lll
SUOE, DAT AND BONNET WAREMSE
ti.,. 5 , 3 WOott street,
11s t• t, la st r, lon s, r, l•rge ,tort. of GO9Ptl
parel....ml dints (.I.tu Ito NEW ENULAND N1A:,...*•
li,J f 1 AxrWILL,
.10IIN Y.9❑CI'IIARD.
TORIES, DI tbe L ,11% EST CASII PRICES. nll ~1 • bar I, Wiii
b ,f at small advance on COST.
4Wheiwe who h see heretofore gene iteat for their
go de g for the return eri.l save both woe end mnney by
making that pnrchases from him
Doalrra aro rooincided to tall hoylo.;, amt cat
4y themselyrx of ttio last.
VS_Paiticular attrotion tor,r , lera mr19.3-rol
Pianos! Pianos
IFFRISPLENDII! STOlcifsm
CELEBRATE I) UULI IiEI , AL
PIANO FORTES,
WILLIAM KNALIE h IU, tiowir
SEI ERA!. SITeNI , !TAXI , LI 4 Nos
Eton N., I la Rho/ at , .11113.
Marrn's M lIIMTL.WI V CABIN DESTROYER,
T7te Only Rertoty in Ms Illsole ltbef I P r hre o ente
55:04, COCILIMAGIILS, BOOS, Amos, 31.0.G00m. Porno,
Morn,, Moth, Ocala V7O.Y awn anon ISSLCIP.
50,000 RORER SOLD IN ONE MONTH.
Thoto Culotrated Remedios hare boon extender ly usol
foresnly.tem yawn in all parts of Earniet, and their
mine
ulcZ I inmer barn beau ath.te.l by lb. Cotta of Russia,
France, Enhland, Amtria, Portals: Bavaria, BAeony, bnig I.
m, liolhmd, Naples, be, and their Chemical properties
n pprored by tho moo distingnished host
Faculties all over Gm world.
Thair destructirenew to all kind. of vermin and insert.
has been cortalled in this country by the Dime,. of the
rariarts Pnblic Institution., Phantom, Farmers, Proprietor.
of Hotels, Warehouse., Manufactories, sod by rer i o n.
tiugnishol private cif trent
Nnmerum Teatimonial. and Ceramates of lb. MR:my of
these Iltatidies can ha Wen at the Depot.
For sale, Wholeede and Retail, by the Inventor and Pro.
prlrtor, JOREPII MRYFeIt, Practical chemist,
012 11[0:011.1 (ear. llonston at.,) New York.
General Agent for the U. States and Gonad., PR EIGNI•
ICK N. 11,1MITON, Druggist, No. 10 Astor Rome, nod 417
Broadway, New York.
For Pale In this city, wholomle and retail by rc.
LERB A CO., corner Wood and Second OA: JOS. LEMING,
Carom Diamond and Market at. lONMITIAM SI'KEN.
NA,N, Allegheny da.24oMoire
MUSIO LESSONS
0, , TH.
VIOLIN. ELUTE, MELODEON AND SINGING.
W. D. SUITE' begs to inform his (floods and the public
that he will give 101 l Claws or private, lessons on
the Violin, Pinto, Melodeon, or In hinging, at bis we/doom,
1 , 60. 113 FOURTLISTILECT,between Wood end Smithfield,
where he is provided with *potions and convenient mono.
AVTERNOON CLASSES POE LADIES will la, formed
for t ro „ fh i r , rh o sloging, eititor with GT Ritilietli
Elm, Porto acconsoninsent. Those :clams will he small
and eclat.
EVENING LEE DLAESAS will also be farmed for Polo,
Trio and Quartette dinging either with or without
menial accompoultoento.
Tvren. mad.knuwu oo application.
FO D
ban, TUE
and ACCOMMODATION
the eo
er ha. opened Wareroom ImmedLately in the rear of the
lltotemnabala House. on lint meet, or the Mm of
CAbIIIAGgJ, IithOOIES AND nl'lllllo WACIONS,
Of his owe mthofacters—the materiel ell it/laded with
great care.
/fleeing been engaged thlrty-tbree years in the both:leas,
end the last terentocu years t o 4.llaghenyllity, with mi le.
enema beget:4B,U thOldent imamate, Pa to the quality
of his work.
The public firs firlted to call and examine
his work.
•• 1101.1Nettayou tar mutt of Federal 'Usti aid Aorta
Wm." 411titba, 431 0t JOLVI 801 Pr4. •
- •to7lo.3mailvtr
DAINTS IN OIL ot i zarious colors for sae
w.. ozzowx,onantris.
- - _._._w.~.
VENEERS,
CANE
11. IL MAN
MOZZIVM:T ea, acC-
WIIOLESALE
jPllt•llsargli. P.nr,..,
ctiAlaorrE Buimr
Carnage s ana BUgglea
-~~~_>
`.
latscettancous
Wareroom, 323 Liberty Street
Mantel Room an th• Second Story!
orricr, 319 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBCRER
W. W. WALLACE.
N E
STEAM ENG
MILL FURNISHING
N
..,,
Zer A 11. A. ANDERSON, of Indiana town- .
STEAM ENGINES on hand and made to ship, o u t to a eendieete for t tubly from ,he is
order, STEAM BOILERS, SALT PANS, MILL GEAR - ' north - west oi AlleithenT , IHi ' lh r dn.
rn =`'. r i ..'
INO, ENGINE AND MACHINE CASTINGS, PULLEYS, P' 2.-.' "` , a . ° er'ur"°'''''',.., ----)---
Se-, Grate Bare and Bush Wright. always on hand. 1 WY - perm E. DIASARD, DI PCCI)ItiI town
dep. will be a candidate for ft.-11.4:11IIMIII,11 I,lr maertibly,
Cataloguns of WheeLa given to all who want gearing.
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, IRON PROOF STAFFS, ' i
'''''''
''''lL.P --- -'--,------
rdillea C0,011.i..11 MI I.l:d.kwte
MY - JOHN RIDDLE, o f Roldnion tcrem,hip,
ANCHOR, BOLTING cr.orns, at minced prices. will Len candid,. 1.... Arsombly.sul.ject t,, the decision of
FRENCH BURR SMUT MACHINES, nand In 1000 51ille, ,„ ~,,,,,,„„ c „„,.,„,„„.„ m7ll
and cheaper, Dili, and TAW, t ifIIIINTIVITC dlll,lll. than II on----
- W C Au , 11l . ihal."(M, of Birmingham,
Machines 7 dl to itupporti.l in thernsulng Itopro:AtA'an Comity
McGEURGE'S PATENT F.Xt/Ei..BIOR SHINGLE. 11l- Conyon.ion. for nominsal..n Or tho Assenihiy; m)11
-
CHIN . ..Si PORTABLE MILLS ter Flooring and Mopping. : U.A. , AEII BLY.---J,f-A-:1,4, 1o; .ti.OETLIEN is a
ROSE'S PATENT WATER WilllE LS, used in Swirl Bale ...a . ..Ablate for Moat rnbly beim the Republican GM'
Mlllia, are cheap, and warraotal to pro sat tafactDo . Vontion. null
Flan !kiting for Elevator., ei,third price of leather. unt% SSE N1111.1".-401IN MITCHELL, of Ohio
erv_ek., 519 Liberty, atn.ot, Plitaburgb, r. I L.,...hip, will be a umdtdate for Miserably, nibeet
: „..
_______
__ANL. si
W. WA LLACF:. ito the decision of the Republican County Convention.
i m7ll - istc•V
MENT.
tIYDRAULIC CE
'Ff."7"-y.Mizunt.r.—Konefer I.llcitAM, nt Upper
Tii E SUBSCRIBER ie the EXCltliii‘d Agent : .`"€, Fit. Clair township, will he a raniii.late before the Re-
In thk county for the aide of lioltunnt Cement. This ; o:a.m. Comity C 041,130011 tar Aanembly, horn the Lis.
CA moot I. touch eniA•rEE Er Any Ether wild in this mark, t, ; trial sou:hot the 51 ~,,,, A 0h.14 And tihni ni79,3te•T _
for Pohlio Works, Foutubitoma, Cisterns, Eire Wails, eta , ~.--,- , „,;,,,,,,,,
__ C. M. i t „ ni ,,,, , }.,,,,1:, o(,
mid ell • arratited gorol. Directions tor using it ert. no each L,F,,,> '
burro! Wa• invl, a romp:a - won of this with any other C.,- - Allegheny, will lie auppo , rted in the Reputiliran
mina. A 171,p , 01.01 k will to always kept en hand, and wad ' Oiiii•onitn A• a rondo' ,lii tar .
....iroeniiiiY•
~ , . ,
wholesale and retail at low pito..LLAA ni3i ii..T Afoot , , " . .'rr -I Y , , ,,, f Word. A'', , ' , ' "'I 0 , , •
311 Lite', •ot , Pittalotr.iii : ~.- I
i 6 .., 9. --•:..I.SEMBI.T.—A. E. Ha IiNS, of k Indlry
S t l \ UHT F,k3-I GO bills. Plaster Paris f..r land ; A ,',,,'''',"t l i',7,„ 'l n i ,, ' ,7 7, n , di , '" i t i;,:,, "r eT4t?, ' 7, ', ,, ') ,:‘ ,l r, '
the tibia Plant, Park tar Noe. n .ark: 1 ° Z. ` 1.'..,;:,;„ - :„:; - '''
P 2.5 do Louisville to - - -
...l.s .b, Snosi Whited° ex tr • goo A. Fr.77 - y-Alla VID L. Stn I Tli will be a candidate for
Ice 4 , , Belmont Comunt, v....i.e. -1 1, ,, TY nounuati in Dr A.setutily. trim the Allegheny City
omprrinr, q1114E). l' Distil., ri next Reptildnan Cons . ..num, iiir...dii• - trE
75 do .L.ihnstown Cement;
`•'' .in do Como - Hs lila do I 11-----I{. P. Mepnwem., of Allegheny city,
For We I i W. W. WALLACE., • ,-, wig he a can ildote (or ren , rainaticin tar the Asw.m.
' milli...hes MIA :H. Linort, Atreet. VITELE.,E Ely i0.1,7t. He era P., publioAn i . ..aid) . IN.nyonthrn.
'1'1111k; ANN atitLATEAlltt i 'PT! .:'" _ . _ . . _
Cr.'ain Aetually Fr.-70n in Throe Nlimit
ToRKEI"S NEIV I MINUTE FREEZER
PATYNr .71 . 1 . 1.ar rwe.
r I fl} SUBSCRIBER, .flor ear , i , ll >tttly
atul carom , untwrirtu.ut. t0t..01, u•tructiniC
• Pi.elt.r. tit:h 4r pltuidulty, olerat•llit). raputity mud
quality ..11,.. .on ttetu.l 1.11 t,,
Isom.net tonal favor. ,
pU
To autinty tonlocruklulouo, W.ra alll 1.., • vbl. ly
exttatut , of dill Prey, r, No., 11.11 •tr pro,
atutity to do all that In elattn.l t r It Pi-.-P hum In
St qu v ts Pl , lt A CIHCCI.I. I I
P 41.P.E
I , Y, Mane:a:tut
No I' Platt •tmut,.Nvar Y. tit.
A ko, M•ustketitr.. ,. lt ,1011.1 t. A :tut , lur Itto n I. brattut
")1,1Dononlot • ()tale« nett Pt.a 1,4, and “Arthur'.' Pat.!
St.l: Olin! l'unt and .111, .01.-Yrletd
REMOVAL
MEGRAW'S
T. , 1311.h ,
F. m :41 LlfaitiV STREF
1.. 1.:. 1.1 I.t.icl l 1 .i. .~ M-;I I
REMOVED.
el (7 HUSSEY CO. hare reqw , tra
t h," WAr..ll. :IC.• 37 11/Ti
PTHLF:T. to /felt V, ~t it; k. eh, I 1.• T
Pittsburgh Copper Rolling Mill
C. (4.. 11.0sRi ,, Y K CO-.
BRAZIERS BOLT ASII sIIEATRING (TITER,
PRESSED COPPER RO'I"ICIMS,
I. C 0 .7%1 Oa` I VII: T . 1.7 Ji I N .
an./
Brass Kettles, Sheet and other
191.HLTER,SILMIll, correr. ntwaa,
T., Tut Rm.( 7,
it .
No. 37 Fifth Street, ;Pktrobergh, Pa.
• -
EA—S.I6. 060 I`, N .. , rut r.• •s• tsre ,
.
ENIUVAL.-3. lei
lA, me...N - 166 , m Ness 6 , net ICst., .1. •,1
MlC!=i2l
J. t,
J. S. LI.GGETT &
ULOUR FACTORS and Produce Commis
i .ionngrctalnn., for tt, nl Flour.th Se.odn .ud
geGerally, 7 , W.ll, 1.4 , 1 Frua t
I . ltinbrirgh. Peutis. f-O.81".
•
CALDWELL £ BRO.,
FURNISIINr.b. AND ' , PALMS IN
Maulb, ilrtnb •n 1 Cotton Cordscm
l.lcbm, Tar. Hub, U,. n and
7,111 , 11111 n. Duel:. Light and Ile.ry ,
oral 1, Fr,nl
1) E9IOVA L.—N. & S.ss, Bankers,
have rntoovrd tbr,o their 01,1 *Land,
by will c, mv1.•,1..th r,cc,-
.111,11. K. 30..1t1
8 S. COYLY.
GOO LK
BOYLE & CO.,
59 SECOND z-TREFIT,
OHIO.
FOREDIN LIQUORS AND WINES
A 1,C011 0 1., COLOG NF: SPIRITS
unpbeno, Burning Fluid n,n , l Spirits ~f
TURPENTINE.
M • tat fart rr • of et cry dorboripti
Dowtstic Liquors, Wines, Cordials and Freud'
B I 'T T B 14. 8
ii muetautly Gm.] 'Mir.. gra
BOURBON ANT/ RYE WHISKEY
Peach atO Apple Brandy.
A LS` DAR ATAIIIA AND NEW I:NO LAND 111,
Sole Bliaunfactorer. of tb.
CELEBRATED 'ROSE" WHISKEY.
Agnutn f NEt Enrit:ca (16ELES JAPANESE DIETERS
spl4.llkirl3F •
RICIIAItDSON'S
IS 1 - 1 L I D.T r•J . tzt .
Damasks, Diapers, &c.
IUNSUNIER.S•OF ItICIIAItDSON'S
EN.-,and those desirous of obt•lnttnt tho GENUINE
(11,01,g, ohoold Noe that the nrtfcloe they porrhuo ern ••••I ,
wall lb. lull name of the II rm.
RICIIARDSON, MLN:7 011 - I , W,
ao a goitre:lt.. of tilt. outitehtex• and .Inrabfllty of the tioody
thin Mahon ro.thlan.,l rosehthdly necossary •• large
quantitio• el Inferlof sod deter...a L,pen• etrz. pr.p.rod.
twee.. eater .•.•on and seelel vitL tho town of RiCUARD .
gIIN, by Irish !loners, who, n.,,trdle•• of the InJory thus
1011.1,1 aIILo on ttm American c.mrufocr awl the runoff.-
torers the vnoluo litodo, 14 al not r..echly •haullOn •
huniur... to $4,11.14., while porchneero can I.e Iropoeuil
On
with gc•ol• of • worthle•achara.cter.
J. BULLOCK k J. IL LOCK..
A,ent•, an Choral etreet, Nov, York.
_ _ _ _
The Po faction of Dental Art.
17F1CIAL TESTII WIT!! PLATEY OF POR , EL A IN
D R. N. STEBBINS tinting opened an office
st lot Penn aural, le prepared to reaonfActure
aha
lut.rt teeth of Itto above dont rtpuon.
In Intrcilorlog three now and Improved styles of Dental
Work to the elttzene of Ilttihorght Dr. S. feels snared that
they will meet the tame favorable tei.epthet which ban been
accorded to theta le Now York sail ether locallttee where
thirty have bcita tinted; and On furthermore bellreos that
they are draileril u. oupot they certainty excel all
other style. In I.I(IIITNICti.S, DON A lIILITY, lIKAUTY and
PURITY, and to ovary quality • Wit render. Artificial
Teeth dienntitir, and are of the .toil time ranch loaa
caper:mire.
ttpechnetn of thin work may be arc n at litg
No. lilt PENN STIIERT, N G.lll St. Cl.•lit.
ep2.l,indawF
2 5 0 VOLUNT Alt I ES.—Zundel's Two
Hundred and Silty Toinutartre arui Lid rtnnw
for the Organ, 51eledeon, livraphlua dr., with introductory
rsmarks, description et stops, directions for the purchase of
Or gam, &o.; adapting the work vaprelatly to tOo wants of
young organist., and those who have made aufficient pro
ar'sse to•accerupany plain psalmody en ths Organ, Melednon
or tivraphius. Pries $1,50. For sale by •
to '2 JOIIN i• 1 Wood rimer..
CHANGE IN THEAI
RAILROAD AND
STEAMBOAT TICKET OFFICE.—The old Ticket
OfEre, corner room, Menotepthela Moose, boo torn
re. pru
al fur the kale of Tlckete through to all Importaut
Keel and South. Also, I , y nil steamboat Horn ott Leke
lltlkhlgite wed Superior. F. E.NOWEAND,
myUltod General Railroad and Stromlo
•
E$ PLUfMEd'P•
$5O A MONTII AND .
ALL EXPENSES
PAID.—An Ageut id wattled in eve: y town sod
t.
couuty th the Unitutt nett. to eugetp le a revealable wed
easy bushoww, by which the abet , waits rnsy_lto eteibtlely
realized. for further part
teniere lublrewe.Aft. J. 11/tNItY
WARNEB,cortter of Bruatiway etut Twelfth Besets, New
'fork City. Wafting .1110 afte:Ntettl
TO I E CREAM IN A lIURH.Y—A full supply
al Masser's celebrated Pre mitosis. fosesers,Jost omitted
nod for tale ot nuniufactorcrs prices—all sires, froto 3 to 3:1
quarte—at the Iron City Noce arid Tin Warehouse of
W. W. UNADMIAW, N0.1(4 Wood street,
,00ti Ist door below sign of tha GoldeloGrat.
FRESH FRUITS-300 (its. Blackberrien
.4 4 ql.troo,l,Coo UaraTux and in
Yrnnaroctral
arrards. Ci
m,lO WILLIAM A JOHNSON, 114 Smithfield it.
IPol,lov D 7 I..XlXT7rheoa!'r
TENN. DRY . PEACILES-200 sacks in
One sad fot rale by /ALUM mow," 00.
- •
leest•.e.
I.SENATE. — .T. W. FIST:IIER WHITT% of
Se.lckl,y,*lll be lieptll,^
tn
ConntyCon,ontion for Etatl.S. n.te.
1:=11==
O:3EN ATE.—Et.I An iI. I lil,ll NV ill be a eall
thtlitte for nomination fic tha trot.. :,.114.14t tn.
mist Tleticlilican Convention_ ill 2iiiil•irtoT
1 — Aamembly.
irlii r .ll• DOUGLAYS. Of FiliZSI/Ctlt, It ill be a
candidatu for A.e.biy, .ai,i,,, . ilia derision of
Or..
0,-
publican County convent i on.ni, otcT
- .
Comm .1.1 one r
E t jii - tt E. IV. C o tA, 011II'Clure t.twnsttip, coil
cso , iitate for C,os ^oinkiott, torf ao the Republics
y Con ceni ion rn vIR-dtc
-Istnr rL t.lO, of Withine towuthip, will
candidate for 0.10.15 Cotntob.alontr, sukin't to th,
411,1 l of the Itepubhcan Cnwpounn. ,nt, tatrtri
--a
[inert BOYCE, of South Fayette town
.top, will be a rano:W . llLp for County :'oll.miesoner
aubjert to tho decision ot tho Itkrottlir .0 0,01,41,1
nut; :tta , F.
FrZ?'.. To THE DELEGATES t the Itepulihenn
C•Airity Couvontlon learn tar... , that
Nr.GE.)lttiE C. ELM' EK6, rt..t.loa t..anpdtip. will 1... •
candldtte Cnunty Conimpon..urr. W.. hat Mr.
Bowen long as a aut., reliable man: h.,. a firmknown
andcon.
alatant nett.: man, and i• arery way rompet..nt for the
ll
du." of the Ai,. t o certainly need Bob,' torn in flit ,
C0003.6•11.Ven The le n t lr appar,nL
di
tnyln •tT.T MANI TAX PATER..
Irr—r.„.ll,llLET :WeLeanr.s, of Findley
tdWn
-1.1.5p, alit Ca sappat. , l in tha lit.ptthilcan Conran.
lion for tho ..t Cotont,siionrr. inp.29-tat,`F
r.7... --. LETV IS .1. FLEMING. of Feeble , town,hip,
• candidate for County Cnrtnniation.r, .urgent
to Ow of the Manut.,tron o..noty C.,nronta.n In Jon.,
ap22•dawtef
setROM NEON. ..0 Chartiers troirnship
.itt 1., a ,an.lidata for Coun•y Coottnimnilerr.
ject to the tie lawn .4 the ItepubltLan Cnnv•ntion
.teat, • F
, Jotu A. O T FR GESNS, a*•
l.a t9O urgo , will
1, a curtelidate !, W.tut.) Ire...tn., - 1...f.rt. the Ite.
rtilliesn C.lnv..nt+..n. m,13
10..; , ../D31.1N Y. CouLTER, of South Inyette
towurh.p, will be 111 Clillftl , hiln (.31 . Counry Tr.:newer
rul.fort ,0 (lie action att , ItepnblicanConvention.
lan, Mal.tott
VII E.r. Cur,
W
[I''TILEASURE.R.— li CARON.
ev of Phi
townehlr, •.$ll h. 0 omlide.o tor Cent, Tressnior
*DO cot ei•ti•lm3 Ma llopahlicanCpurrutiuu In JO.
m)03140 - tr
Alt hl ot the ,tay of Yotsburgh
' 4 =- 7 .ot t,,dsda. rut ~ttuir rta.nr , r,
rut
ttc 4.^..,u ti-• i ol t
atc• u Jon
vT
TRYtat:4Ln.— ELIA B AtirE.ll. of
htt3L.1,,,, ',till La a.cit.,ll.late f,t ncrutuat,u at
the ....at It,,,ual,caa C a aveata,a, f.a the LfficeCamay
tay2alawtar
-
eot — STT Txeel,caea.—The ,aleectiber, a
U ,) " rreldect of Wilkins tuertahip, le a catatidate for
Treasurer of Alleatieuy county, subject the acieiou
ul
the Republican Nominating C.aaveutinte.
LUKE R. DAVFON.
my&
Auditor
OROBERT GILLIFORD, of Tarentum, Will be
a candotate f., County Auditor, subject to tho de
tiet,n of toe Rep.liviiraD Ccupty Conyeutiou. IS.JII•E•
10•AUDIT011 -1 Vtl. N. Bt. RCILIFIELD, .f East
I,ll.yrty. reel,* t.,en.hly, vrill be a eaudidate for
Coouty Muhl°, t., the detly,ov of the'poblh.o
County ConYeotton. rn,LtcT
tip tho. I ECLY, .4 Franklin township, will
te ataudi , lato for Courtly Auditor, ruldect to tLo do
CIS.% of the RepublirdnOuriuty Ootivention. so[-dltkirtor
13rmIstreet's commercial Reports.
For Bankers' and Business Men. •
9 1 11 E Fourmi SEMI-ANNUAL VOLUME
of this talnaLlte record of 4-reedit...hide w o Pdhd l teed
on to , 15th ofJani.ry. having Lao elbeete,ted ley • rapid
and ex.h.r.ila &mired, et prated «lama, rrrienel and ted,
rected, h
have noteeee ward. sod no , * re,dy eleirre. r iett the
to
,nett airwly supplecel tlneeel.ca
work.
:kestrel hundred.. of the 1.....1 Bankers and Mercl”nte la
different citlea of the Union, have ...slated iv perfectmg this
l o ot
Record, oboe tualtiog a veracians and reliable
compend of the pecuulary conditean and preeiuqts mud bust.
twos eapacity ot ewut =Jam) meroantile fa me, M twanty
els of the principal cam-sand =We ,1 trade in the Dotted
&Wes
The Nee York klerrhaut or Banker • tn by a
acompanying the book, eke geode of credit, cherecter,
habit , hbs, acid capital of such es will be likely to deal with_
him, while the oubobtown merchant will learn with ac.
curacy. the enact foundation on which the New York honors
balm their business.
To provide for any possible ...or that might occur In a
work so griganW in M./ and to keep pure hereto Informed
of the changes Dist must necramily take place, thn pr.,
view.. issue a printed sheet of oerremient el-orP meek.
The tome and trouble ouch a work umet sere, the lota.
It must prevent, and the Influence it must have tr. securieg
sound andost,
pmfitable trade, mete IL invaluable to whole
sale Merchants, Slannfectrirers, Nom Broker., and Banks
of Discount, and yet the whole, including the two semi-an.
anal Yulntura, the sheets of corroctlorm and the facllislea of
the dike, Is furulylu-d to int....lb°ra at lino Ylaudraa Del.
I Turpar ." 7lire, not embrace.' in this advertisement,
may be obtained no the oaf. of the proprietors and publish
et, ' J 31. BRAD.Y.TB.BET A SON,
No.= Broadway, New York,
Over Broadway Bank.
Also, of D. R. NEVIN, Jr., Agent
al) hi Nu. 1S Wood street, Pittaburch.
rfow (Rock of Affelodcona.
toUST RECEIVED, a splendid new lot of
hiehalomia, from the factory of Mae,. k llastim, 80.
tom including all the style. made by this firm. This make
ol Instruments bare been approved by the greatest milli.
rian• in the country, as Dr Lowell Ilasom Goo. F. Root, W.•
B. Oradhurj and °dare. —ionaygnoutly they can i.e relied
on AS
befog
oboe tnarunlenty. Ibey arc - noted for the
tallowieg points'.
1- Their pore and musical qualify of toot. . ~
2. Their great power of tam, ,-
3. Their quality of tone.
1 nth' prompt and easy tomb.
A Their beautiful style of finish.
A. Their durability.
7. Their cheapness of price
For sale only by .1011 N 11. NIELL.rt, CI Wood et.
Descriptive ritrulara sent to any /Odra,. myl3
CLAY
G6VERSNI E9r VIP E T 110 XE
TO ARRIVE IN MAY AND JUNE
VON KAPFF .1: ARENS
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—The
ullaermin.4 will disprao by Public Salo, on
TUESDAY, !Cif 1ith,1869.
At their erarehease on Liberty street, 178 °DAN SMEL
LER:3, for storage, As if the mute is rot paid alai Sheik , .
removed before that time. 87+8MIDCLIELL.
Pittsburgh, May Ilth 155.9—rn,14-1.1
bargains In Second-Band Pianos:
NE 6 octave, Rosewood case,
O rfilglii
hen triune, med. by Chlckerieg
80., only two year. old.
On. HAvosood cu., mewl corners, made by
Ballet A uuloi.
One covve, Rosewood cur, carved Josh, phdu curved
Oct, mud. by Nelms Clatk.
Orte a cc !.1106.g.ny case, made by Nun. Asu Clark.
" .• ilalaer
Gerdlug Armen.
rape (Pula.)
" Albrecht.
Loud A Itro.
Cerro au mac.
Olemcuth
ESE
For sale by m)12.3 JOIIN R. 51ELLOR, BI IVccal at.
GREAT NOVELTY-MINI
AIME PIANOS.--The undomignedfiTlM
hem Just received en entirsly new styles Of
MEMOS, called VOCAL Ott riIINIATUILE PIANOS. They
ere eery little more than lIALV TOE Bra of the ordinary
tilsnos; hem foil .e'en octaves 01 keys, and &to fintsbed In
the most elegant Louts XIV style.
They are unquestionably the most desirable instruments
for smell palms, steamliceits, etc, that hare e'er Inollo
made. Their tone and touch are admirable, and their dom.
tatty nnqueetioni.d. The publlc ern respectfully invited,
one and ell, to Coll and 02.114.3 thee. churning little Iry
ointments. IL KLEBN/t 1 81101, No, 10 Filth sL,
anfilY) Sole Agents for theabortandEteineriy's r 14900.
SMINDERS' VIOLIN SCHOOL—A nor
awl scientilc !Jelin:Laing School fir the Tata. rn.
an entirely new method, Mewled for beglanarit,
end teachers. This work Ls partics.rly Loooo ll d
the scholar • short, (boroughand schnitiDc
L ine/hod 047
bagels Violin in Its branches in , ne than one hall UM
time than is required from way other Ina eetypehlitl"d"
lotroitocod in this hamar:, by lien. Hamden. Prins Tb cis.
for do by atilt 11. 117.1.1.01 1 . 11 W 904 ," ^° ‘
Copilo wag on 414 rocelyi of *OA"' "'" •
- 41 muOrm cn to.
A N - N ALC SOF:KT.
ie+“FROIFMN.' pire a Vocal and
atrtsmantal Cotmart. at
LAFAYETTE HALL, •
.1° DAY EVENING. May 23,15.53, se S .
which oceanic° they viol be ainiotte by the tothrrtog artist. -
M t. I ehat
Man. DOWliMi,
MR C. GRAM,
eta g. Founts,
31. Aral:mar Kunua,
(4;tIF.SIR.i. /toot %here.
loket e,60 cents; to he hel et the Meek Etortit.
to, 19,1t.1
pITTS BURG El
DR. 4.ELLEINTIDDS.
mill giro o SERIES of Ws kb:unable
N TIC 1 eI.A.INMICNTB
'Varied urns orogiog,:commencing
Wednesday "Evening. May 1.8;18159.
And continue Ls YOWL NIGEITSONLY.
ADMISSION-13oz Tickets, admitting • Ut47 and sentie
nt., SO centr. Childrest,ls rents; Second TIE, 25 ettsts.
toll6-dtf
auction sbatea.
P. Di.' DAMS. Amotioneer.
Ootnawrcist EATON Room@ No. 64 PIM Street.
- - -
lop li.ANDY, WINES, TEAS, &C., AT AtlC
jj lON--Oo Ftiday morulog, Hay 20th, at 10 o'clock,
r,(11:111, No. filth Arcot, .011 he
ono -weal; Liodis Cognise Maude;
C. 0., 1 did:part, au do:
1 do 3 do do Champagne;
do Ido du fiberry, Pon, and Bl.itira Wine;
2 Wolf Obis blolAsseb;
to 1;uleo
Chests Y.B. sod Blaeli. Too. P. 3L Dil7L3, Amt.
- 12001iS AT YOUR OWN PRICES—Every
_Li/evening lid. wink. from the lith to the 21st, inclusive,
at 7;e; o'cloct. each evening, !kn. P. &ranch will hold hi.
haw and closing noire of Books, at the commercial enetkin
rooms, ho. fit 111th .truck. The Moak la the moat osten•
.Ire, end of the most valuable character, ever brought to
doe mty fur public de, comprialeg the choke publicatiots
of Appleton & Co; G. P. Putnam; Leavitt It Allem liwper &
Brothers; and Derby A Jackson, of Few Tor Jet." If.
Smith & Co., Lippincott & Co, Beier & Co, Creasey
/bulky, end Peterson Aaroß,lbr Philadelphia; Little,
Brown A Co, Ticknor fields, and Phillips, 21Mpson &
Co, of Boston. and other eminent publishing homes. The
boots are all fresh from the publishers, comprhing the Ise
teat and brat ..(khans, and all warranted now and perfect.—
The BtOtk can lee exanoned during.the day, either for pub
lic or prrnate puicheuk; and an the malt:smut is anxious to
imkilimely dew it out in this c the present is en min
imal opportunity to obtain the choicest Americen and Bhp
hob Literatur e absolutely at your own prices.
BEN. F. FRENCH, Bideaman. Y. ALtDAVIP, AneL
. .
BUILDING AND MANUFACTURING
NJ LOTS to Birmingham, E. Birmingham and South
Pittsburgh—On Saturday faternlooo, May 21st. at 9 o'clock,
will be avid oo lbw {wend." the following valuable lota In
the borough of Birmingham:
Lot No. 12,edloinUag Bottum & Gerrisotde foundry and
the abutment of the new bridge, with PO fret front ow. Wat
er strew; and 390 on 3111% to Bloglisco street, Ole let, If
looked, will be divided.
19 Lot. on Washington elmet, between Craig =I M•Hce
itneete,oear Ibinsade glees worts.
Lot N 0.90 on Carson, maw Joseph street
4 Lots vo Joseph end William streets.
h do Manor, near Joseph armor
I u lieei Birmingham'
Lots on Carson !street, at corner of Meadow street, near
the rettience of C. Ihmsen,Zeg.
4 Lots on Wharton street, at corner of Joseph
odu Edr.h do hrtween harmony end Meadow
6 buts 6 Ilannoni and Dleadotr elf.
In Eloutli Pittsburgh :
5 Lets on the BrtersordleTarnptke, Lt3l the property of
Vm. Esq.
1 Test , of saVels and a Italfeente, on the 11111flde, aijo lo
ng lands of Mrs. Bailey.
Term• at sale.
BOOTS, SHOES AND RATS At Auction
0. Thursday morning, May 19th, at 10 o'nleck,at the
cosumercial Woo roams, No. M Fifth strset, *lll , be add
s !Gloat reserro, 8 cases men's faslikaudds son Woof Itsts
4 .ses lathes Meow Bonnets, 10 cases Boots and Shov
lers/sag uld , t, aro gentleman's Freud , Calf SOO% Glare and
Cloth Ton Congress , Gaiters; Boy's Patent Grown Top and
Horses (uterG Women's' Ltsioc - Gaiters and Leather
Bootees. myta ' • P. U. DAVIS, duct.
QIECOND-11AND CLOTIUNG AT AUG.
TlON—Cinier , iou on ny, May Ifi AU
10
o'clock a w. and o'clock P. W.• awl colltivulhifi "OD llj "
earn" ludsr, will Co sold, at the commercial wiledtso.
fa Idea ad, a large unsuuta of cs.nd.hand clolistag, sult•
ble for flit, N,.../11 prrecopiory.
1n513 P. M. DAVIS, Au t.
STOCK P., Fr. W. & C. It. R. At rametr.
11,13, in lota to gait pnrcb.ern, by
opt P. M. DAVIO, And-, Non 64 Fifth at.
AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., Merchants' Exchange.
QTOCK SALES ItY AUSTIN - LOOMIS
1.3 Co, AT TIM 1/11tRCILLVII . EXCIIINOB EVERY
EIIUItSDAY EVE:MEL—Bank, itrnlge, insurance tUsal
Chpper Stock, Chad and Brut Estate eold at public sal•
tit the Merchants' Exchange Estate
CaIECTIN Lou US e co.
Nobs, Drafts and Luaus on Real Notate nagolitted
reasonable terms by AUSTIN Looms CO,
Stoat Notaßrotars.92drourth d.
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TO
M L a E ar T o . e St orerceo Room mi
bOy fPfi.c P e . ,
l a ti t Ndt
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.111 1561Al DICKEY
&CO.
TO LET—A Frick Dwelling containinist
four room:. mad Ontelled gtrret. Yoaqstra of
n3r213 . R. U. KIN°. N 0.211 Liberty stmt.
LET.—That desirable bradaere
.and, wilt dwelling attsch4 on the oX isow ofj-011,
',berryCellarra Wee+, aptod for • EMU, grai
wy nom Lwitio occupied sie for the loot fiantionn
/Inquire or 11 . 6. ON,
.4:1111.1b11710.4.
TO LET—A Store Roo . on Fifth St-, MI
In the meet &Arable lotaele'len that great theer-Jag.
oughfate. Apply at 155 1Abern,..149..
fel dr,' MX, *Lan a co.
rpOLET__Two large t, ' MX,
Lhrellingen
to let, with all the modern Improvement.
I.IITOIICOCK, McCHEERY
el 9 1i0.12.2 Second .6151 Sewed et.
f 0 LET—The Warehouse Room and Office
rum accorsbal by Porter R. Frieud A CO,O Front at
. Lofts suitable for stortaig cotton.
f . ISAIATI DICKEY& 00.
CSILL, SURGEON DENTIST; OfFICOMB
• awl' Residence No s . 87 SHUNT BTILEI67,
ommoile tho Court House, holism ha can Suit the wean
cf limy that may favor lOra with thole patrcaige. Loy of
the Various styles of Tooth Inserted If whale& MIS:DVS
IIE DRICANI
Mustang Liniment.
T ' popularity of the Itence-1 Mrorrems
Ltermthr is coon'tenthre Pith the civilisation of the
glut. Giber articles claim to ollcsints pain and distress—
thin emus. Family Physician., Government Rapttos,
Partin.. Planter., Farmers, Liner." , L. , hove PrLdl
cally demonstrated this tut throusbont the weld. • He ar
ticle ever before monied such undivided pinion and import
film Medical and fictentific men.
RIIEIIIIIATISM
of years standing has been totally cured. Piles, Man.
TIMOre, Rimming, Some, Scrofula, ISM Joints, rethrls.
Berallintra, Bums, ilites,Bells,CheMSfinsalths,SaltEdmenn ,
and ail ethos and pains upon man, and kindred cumplainta
upon • }
HORSES, CATTLE, :
mob as Ring Bone, Gall, Scratches, Spaeth, Sett-Ivid, Vane.
nry, Haden, etc., are enbdned and eared try the •
MUSTANG LINIMENT. •
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
Ida. 8. LVICII, Hyde Park, Vt., serftec—,o2lol the
. Cons
was considered worthless,. OIL cuss Is. Ibera')
MS. d free m fr use of Mustang Idedinad, I We geld Elm for
$l5O cash. Your Linimentbss been doing Venders ap here
•••••
420 DIM], Brun. r• :• Et.
(Extract.) `ln lilting the teak from the dre Itbecome
utimanageside, tilted over, and scalded my bands
eroly, almost to actin , . It wee an aerie] vied. The Mus
tang Liniment I,pp:wad to extract the pain• It healed rap.
idly, almost soreness, and lott ware of itstlXint.
Your. truly, eCUABLEA FOSTER."
Isognago es this bet the coostaut and moan ] echo whereon., Ws article rued.
This Monocrat is Indispensable to plastore au d comer. of
horse. and mules. M. John Deafale, Montgomery, Lb.,
.old "lam fur ssoo, abo Ins mi.ed from Ottoc tleelesoomo"
by this Liniment. Remy family should bees tt.. B. very
particular sod entitore far. the Elostartg.Liedment and take
eooth.r.
Fold by all dealers throughout North and South simerfeas
Forepo and all the bleeds of the Ocean, for 25 multi. SO
cents, awl $l,OO per bottle-
EIAIINFS A PARK,lieer York.
=Me
Also Lyon's Celebrated Insect Powder
feZkeAtirdmT
THE BEST SEWING NIACHMIIIV
M. M.A.R.1333A.L.L. lor CO..
Federal Street, AllegbeilY
mar
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-77 ado Tyn FLO ells, extra Wady; „
253 bolt do do, do: • -
.13 mots Val= do, eatarl64 _ ;
61 WAG do
- l 0 radar CUM= do, eatta tear,
68 do do do,
Now luau; from 0111121.1= 41_ • -
m 71.1 zuaapnurrazo.
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