at,gburg 6Nettr. mum CLILITt....D. V. L..CITOX-0. t. IMUNto2I ERREITT & .CO., sprrons a d PROPRIETORS. lEiE:ISIM3=I WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1859 8.111:131.111Ati FRESDON.—Those people who are disposed to expend a large amount of sympathy for the Sardinian government on account of its liberality and freedom, will be astonished in reading the following . "order." It looks very Much like the. proclamation of a .despot," and speaks - Mao for free speech and a free press in that country: Thum April 30.—Last evening'sGazelte con tained two decrees, signed by the Prince de Carignano, one of them subjecting' to various pains and penalties persons who should , “publish henceforward and during the war, either by means of the press, or by any mechanical con trivance adapted to the production of thought, pews, narratives, or discussions that in any way may refer to the armies or to the progress of the .war, and which are not officially communicated .or published by the Government. It is also for bidden to cry printed papers about the streets, and to stick bills without special permission, and, by means of print, writing, or speech, in plaoes opeti to the public, to excite passions or mistrust, to sow discord or disturb public tran quility. The punishments denounced for trans gressions of these enactments vary from six days to a year's imprisonment, with fines from 100 to 1,000 francs; the offender° to be judged by the ordinary tribunals. Periodical publics- GOMEL may be suspended or definitely suppressed. The Minister of the Interior can order their sus pension until the tribunals shall have pronounced their sentence. No journal can be published without the authorisation of the Minister of the Interior, to whom the right is also granted of prohibiting, when ho thinks fit, the introduction or the sale, in the Sardinian States, of foreign newspapers or other foreign publications. Tun Massacnueni-nf AMENDMINT.—The Re publicans In all sections of the Union are speak iag out in condemnation of the amendment to the Massachusetts Constitution recently adopt ed. The' following resolutions were passed at a Republican meeting in Peora, Illinois: Resolved, That as one of the charges preferred by our forefathers in the Declaration of Inde pendence spinet the king of Great Britain. was, that he was endeavoring to prevent the popula tion of these States, for thatpurpose obstructing the law for the naturalization of foreigners and refusing to encourage their migration hither, so we, viewing the recent unjust, oppressive and intolerant action of the people of Massachusetts, believe it to be incumbent on us to denounce the same in unmeasured terms, as directly promoting the very evils our forefathers complained of, and as contrary to the spirit of our free institu tions. Retained, That believing as we do that the people of Illinois are greatly Indebted to foreign born citizens for the absence of human slavery in our midst and its numerous attendant evils, and also believing that the spirit of our inetitu tione and the constitution of our country both guarantee liberty of conscience and equality of rights among citizene, we deem it to be the poli cy and tho duty of the Republican party to in vite and encourage the affiliation and co opera tion of all men, foreign as well ce native, to the end, that the cause-of Freedom may be promoted, and the material growth and prosperity of our country may be augmented. A "'tamest) Dcnocron and cc-railroad Presi dent—one who has done more than any other man to e.addlo the city and county with their rail road debts, charges one of the editors of the Gazelle, [Mr. Errett] in a communication in yeetcrday'e Journal, with having, se a member of the Finance Committee of the City Councils, "labored to prevent the employment of Mr. Wil liam in the sulfa against . the city" brought by the railroad bondholders. There is not one word of truth in this charge, nor is there the semblance of fact on which to base it, The editor of the Gazette to whom al lusion is made voted in the Finance Committee of 1858 to maple,' Mr. Williams as the counsel of the city in the railroad suits, and in the Fi nance Committee of 1859 he voted to employ Mr. Williams and Mr. Penney as counsel for the city in the Mandamus cases. This allegation of the correspondent oLthe Journal is therefore a fabrication out of the whole cloth; and the other allegations against the Gazetfr - the editor referred to are equally false. THE DENIM—Many efforts have been made to describe the genus dandy, but none have been so successful as that of Carlisle, who thus defines the term, and describes the animal, in two brief paragraphs: "Touching dandies, let us consider, with some scientific strictness, what. effitudy specially is. A dandy is a clothes-wearing coao,—a man whose ...trade, office, and existence consist in the wear 'l,ng of clothes. Every faculty of his soul, spirit, purse and person, is heroically consecrated to this one object—the wearing of clothes, wisely and well, so that, as others dread to live, be lives to dress." WASLCUSGION, May 22.—The heavy drain of gold during the list month is beginning to pro duce its impression upon the money market in a stringency which will bo felt more and more as the depletion shall progress. Over three mil- . lions were shipped from New York and Beaton in the week just closed, and the fact is well as certained that the leading foreign bankers have orders for supplies, to be procured at any cost Mr. Belmont has already been in the market for Austria and Russia. These eapplies can only be obtained by the sale of American eecuritles, which are now beginning to come in from the other aide, and which will be rushed in large quantities whenever the war begins in real ear nest. The specie reserve in New York alone, as compared with the corresponding period last year, has fallen off about $10,000,000. And there is .no icomodiate prospect by which this loss can be recovered. It is not surprising, there fore, in the presence of each facts, that the great money marts ehould be eubjecied to violent flue , - titions, 'or a sease of unsettled confidence, such as has been witnessed for a - fortnight past, should ,ba felt. '.2lte- large imports at. New York have neces sarily tended to aggravate the condition of things and what is regarded by superficial observers as anceideue of returning prosperity, is the very wont sign which has recently appeared. We are now to be glutted with British and other fe ',brlckprepared for the continental markets which . r,.art.olosed, that mustbe sold, bring whii they - may: '.They will not be bonded to meet, the nor mal demand of consumption, ae was tho case af ter. the crash - In 1857, but moat be auctioned at . _ serious discount. The revenue may be spas modically improved by this process of forcing emits beyond the natural wants of the communi ty, but the reaction, upon the specie reserve of the banks will tell damagingly when the pinch comes. 'The country is not now in a condition to pay for these enormous imports, and if the betake oneourageTthem as they did twn_yeare ago, at 'New York especially, another explosion may be expected, with disastront effects upon that and mischievous consequences elsewhere. tinder the beet circumstances, and with the most prudent policy, it will require s full crop to re - the present embarrassments. The west has .been drained for more than - ayear'past to meet • its eal tern indebtedness, growing out of the re vulsion, and colicoting boa been the only active business between those great sections. Basher foreign fabrics over that region. before the grow fog crop is past danger, and the result may be easily predicted. Let England seek and find . .some.c ther market for her surplus manufactures and merchendine. We have been paying her tribute at the rate of $100,000,000 annually of clear profit, leaving out of view the immense frauds upon our rcvenne.—nil. N. American. "Monism Caumaxes.—The Belt Lake Valley Tan of April 19th Batting of throats i, the preecribed _mode of murder by which the victims of ecclesiastical merely ) . arc Invariably sacrificed, and is the penalty attached.to the violation of the oaths in the first degree of the mysterious and terrible endowment ceremonies, The penalty attached to the •iolation of tho oath in the Berm:id-endow- went degree is to have the throat cat, and the heart plucked out with the most agonizink de tail& In the third or hat degree, In addition to the above, the [Mist horrible mutilation of the bod,y, the ripping across the navel, and the testing oat • of the bowels in the most disgusting .manner, are the prescribed penalties of a viola '"; lion of , the moat terrible secrete of Mormonism." Fill= trout. To.day wo yaw a sample of beautiful .whito, Winter" . Anent imported from Prance toliteatreaL: It is large and plump, and weigh probably etztptbree pounds to the rebel. In another column it will be seen that ill vivertismi for sale as eeed • wheat. Illinois formers ought,net to - lose tbie.opportanity of altePlfiagthemeeloce. with fresh coed for their 111/ 10 Peallatte—nikego Pren. - Tatssa is a laanild m a st -..iesina . that aver/ tight,' about MY o'clock, WOMII I 2, I ,Sit , appears In•hie eltemboi. at him , with 1 4.-0 that • ippale bEen, tiff : he turns In terra ,r ta„ //WV. who, it tteenu4tete'.. not. ee the IPParluaa• . o ,Nalts the doom and fastens his windowe, but firsof tto use, the intruder coulee. Dott.of ofhtip i i mobos i t , - nodoubl. - L' _ . [Special Oachtshnehme el Me PLUatargb (Mane] The OM School Genteel Assembly. -. &MOM. by Dr.. normeelf, Humphrey and Bice. -Inexestsroms, May 23:=The Tbted Church is I crowded this (Monday) morning. Everybody is re freshed, cool and body, by the Sabbath rest, and a blessed day it mu, with its bright, beautiful skies, and Its wonderful sermons. I heard Dr. Thornwell, of Charleston, South Carolina, preadh in the morn tog, and I wish all the world could have heard him. "What did you think of that sermon ?" I asked of a • friend. "I thought much of Christ'after it," was the heartfelt reply. His theme was the love of Christ. Dr. Thotnwell is a man of between 55 and 60, and is one of the pillars of the church in the south. Intel lectually, be stands in the front rook; spiritual'', he is one of the most devotedly pions men in the chetah; I physically, he approaches the beau idea/ of clerical humanity, save the frosty locks. His hair is black as Erebus, not in profusion but neatly disposed over a head of classic mould. Blessed with a clear and musical voice, his delivery is full of fire and unction. He is the "old man eloquent," with a sufficiency of the Demosthenic requisite of oratory, "action," N o pont-up pulpit contracts his powers--from one end of the platform to the other he moves gracefully and earnestly, and being moved to the very centre of his own soul with the solemnity of the themes of eter nity, he brings every hearer into a close sympathy with himself, carries them along with him, kindles the heart and convinces the intellect. I heard Dr. Humphrey, of Danville, Hy. preach in the afternoon, at the North West= Hy., University, a very excellent institution connected with the Disciple denomination. Rim sermon was addressed to the young men. His theme was Christ dead, Christ arisen, Christ reigning, Christ inter ceding. The Dr. was earnest, but lem told be did not do justice to himself on the occasion. In the evening, I heard Dr. Rice give a masterly exposition of the doctrine of election, with all that crystal eleatheis that characterizes this remarkable logician. The devotional exercises this A. M. were con ducted by the Moderator and others. The Assembly opened, and, on motion of Dr. Mae Master, Judicial Cate N 0.3 was taken op from the docket, and leave granted to the appellant to withdraw it. Soliciting Agent. Again.—Mr. Riheidaffer, of St. Paul, moved to take up the resolutions on the re port of the Church Extension Committee, which were bad on the table, (viz, those in reference to the practice of soliciting funds for poor churches,) but the motion was negatived. The Assembly is evi dently opposed to doing any thing in the promises. The firth- West Neminary.—Dr. Palmer, from the Committee on Theological Seminaries, reported in regard to the matter of the transfer of the North- West Seminary. Seven papers had been placed in the hands of the Committee: 1. An overture from the Board of Directors of the "Presbyterian Semi nary of the North-West" proposing the transfer from the Synod to the General Assembly. .7. Action of the Synods of Cincinnati, Indiana, Chicago, North ern Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, lowa and Southern lowa, authorizing the transfer. 3. Two printed doc uments, viz, , the completion of the Seminary, and the Act o Incorporation of the State of Illinois. 4. Opinions and wishes of twenty-nine Presbyteries. 5. Statement of the assets of the New Albany Sem inary. 6. Proposals for the establishment of the Seminary at Chicago and Indianapolis. 7. State ment of the present indebtedness. Dr. Palmer stated that of the eight Synods, five, (Cincinnati, Chicago, Indiana, Northern Indiana and Illinois,) 'urge the transfer Simplicity,: two (Winooski and Southern bird recommend the election of professors only when the endowments are obtained; one (Iowa) that Auenibly exercise only a negative control over the appointment of professors. As to finances, the New Albany Seminary has $39,430 unto. Of this $25,000 is not under the control of the trustees, bat of the Assembly, having been contributed by a donor, whose wishes may be readily ascertained, and doubtless he would be wil ling to transfer to the North West. There is a debt of $5,241, which the Board has ordered to be paid out of the assets of the New Albany Seminary, (which, as you are aware, is not now in operation.) There are two proposals. If the Assembly locates the Seminary at Chicago, Cyrus 11. McCormick, the man of "Romper - notoriety will give his written ob ligation for $100,014), payable in four annual instal ments, to bear six per emu- interest from the open- Mg of the Seminary, i. $25,000 for each professor ehlp. In addition to this, it in two years buildings worth $50,000 are erected, certain parties will give 45 acres of 'lnd worth probably $lO,OOO. The Indianapolis offer is tut follows: $25,000 to wards the endowments of the professorships—to bear six per cent. interest per mourn; $25,000 by the citizens of Indianapolis for the erection of buildings on the site tendered by Roe. W. A. Holliday, rained at $10,000; another party proposes soooo—making a total of $65,000. The Committee recommended the AsseMibly to ac cept the offer, and at the present session to select the location—the other details to be postponed until this matter is settled. Dr. McMaster proposed to make the matter the special order for Saturday next. Dr. Rico thought there was no reason why so im portant a matter should be postponed so long. Ile suggested that it be taken np this afternoon. After considerable debate, the Assembly voted in accor dance with Dr. Rica's view. The Foreign iliseione—Speeelea by Rissionneics. —The Order of the Day, the report of the Committee on the Report of the Board of Foreign Missions wu taken up. Dr. Wilson, of Cincinnati, the cheirrnan, read the report. The history of the foreign missionary work, as detailed in the report of the board, furnishes abund. ant more of devout thanksgiving to God, and of cncouregement to increued liberality, seal, prayer and effort on the part of the church, in enlarging - the place of her tents, and stretching forth the curtains of her habitations. Tho Lord has gone before His people, Israel, aod hat opened wider than ever an effectual door of entrance into the very been of Satan's empire in every quarter of the globe. He who turns the hearts of men at , the rivers of water are turned, and makes the wrath of than to praise Him, had overruled those calamities over which, • year ago, the church was shedding bitter 'emu of sorrow and of sympathy, and, in view of which, she was called upon deeply to humble herself to the furtherance of the gospel. He has chastened, brain measure, and not according to oar deserts. Ina lit tle wrath He hid His face front as for a moment, bat His kindness has not departed, nor has He re ' moved Ills covenant from His people. Ia India, the sword has almost ceased to devoar, and the noise of war no longer drowns the vein!, of the ministers of peace. And, although, for the pres ent, the missionary work will be embarrassed by the severe loans sustained in that field, there Is every reason to believe that, under the now order of thing', the work can be prosecuted with greatly Increased facilities, and in the face of far less prejudice and opposition than heretofore. In Siam; abundant opportunities are offitral for . Inculcating the good truths of Christianity, and no hindrances are interposed to the general distribution of book., or the preaching of the Word. China is every day becoming more and more accessible to the heralds of the Cross. Africa, one of the first fields towards which the heart of the church turned when It began anew to expand with earnest desire and purpose to fulfill the Master', groat commission, now appears from amidst the dark cloud which has so long hung over her, and stretches forth her hand, for the bread of life. Tho committee also refer to the work in South America, and among the Indians. They recommend resolutions In grateful aeknowl edgement of the goodness and grace of God in veining the work; declaring that providential 'edi ctal°es call for locressed liberality and prayer; highly approving the efforts of the Board to enlist' children In the work of systematically giving In furtherance of this cause; and approving the conduct of the Board during the year. Dr. Lowrie, one of the Secretaries of the Board, thought the Assembly might spend • whole day on this matter. Never before in the history of our Wa ldons had there been ouch a manifestation of two things-Ist, the favor of God on the external work; and 2d, the outpouring of the Spirit In connection with the labors of the missionaries. ladle Is now at peace, and there is greater seed than ever of mis sionarics. The actual number of laborers in that land is now one-sixth leas than three years ago; four were massacred, three have returned ht consequence of ill I health; and but one or two have gone out. Yet the land is more open than ever. The details of the mit don reports show that the Spirit of God is hovering over that people. One of the missionaries found a man reclining under a tree, his face covered with mad and filth, who said, "Sir, I am seeking after God !" The man was taken up, instructed, and led to seek alter th e Lord Jesus Christ, and findin g in Him a blessed Saylor, bo Is now preaching Christ to li his brethren. Not long since, at Debra, a whole vil lage, where the face of • missionary bad never been seen, but where copies of God's Word had been in their porsession for a number of year., several of the leading man have been baptized and the whole com munity b; on the eve of becoming Christian. Similar statements might be made in regard to abet lands. He regarded the opening of China as the greatest event of the age. T . be last letter from Ningpo an nounced the reception of twelve converts. Wonderful have been the results of fifty years. That long ago, Robert Morrison came to New York to ware a pas sage to China, having been refused a passage by the East India Company at London, and on applying to a merchant on South at, ho was addressed: "So, sir, you expect to Convert the Chinese?" "No, sir. Ido not," was the reply, "but God will!" And God is carrying on the work Ho began by the hands of that man. Winiregard to the pro:poets, Dr. L. said some eight or nine brethren wore under appointment to sell during the present summer, end a larger num ber were under appointment to mall next summer. There roust be • greet increase of means. We have no room for farther report. Rev. Wm. Speer, formerly of the Chlnes•Miselon, said the church had not rot begun to conceive whet God is doing on this earth. When he landed on Chinese shores, the cry was "hill htro," ocut off his head ;^ now the way is - burst open; the watt, of Canton arelhrown down. Wo mug realise, he mild, that the heathen are not savages. There aro men in that and other heathen lands equal in point of Intel_ loot to any man in this house. Ile read from a Chi- nese document writtwe by a Chinaman at SAO Fran cisco, in answer to slurs out upon them by Governor Bigler ; and an appeal to Congress for relief against grievances In California. These documents Indicate the writers to be men of intelligence and learning. Rev. D. A. Wilson, of the Dombytary of West Africa, read eons. deorationo from his prombytery drawn up by no ADJ. cap, the language of wbkh was well-chosen and approprl lac. Mr. IViteon advocated the peculiar slalom of AD/ca. Miserably adjourned with prayer by Dr. Thontwall After -awn Baton— The N. W. Zedirterry Debote.—The or der of the day woo taken op. Dr. Mean of Montanan, moved the adoption of the first resolutlon sampling the control of the gctutuar7, Carried without debate, utoralmouely. • Dr. Rim of Chicago. moved to adopt the second resolution which declare that the Assembly will at the prawn ea, elan deckle the loealtty. 'Adopted umintocaly. Dr. Ince, moved that tho Assembly now proceed to do:er n:duo the location. Adopted Unaltimpasly. Mr./Disks!, moved that the Aseetaby decide the qusetion by ballot Dr. Wilson called for the reading of the propools of parties at Oldrago and leallandmilis. 31r. Nowcolat.Loqatred bow the trustees could throw off %be (rumblers muted by the leglaletuts, and tracefes them Wirsoilyer baly. lia mond that ave.:Sal comoltseo bra p. podded to report on these question,. Than Ere** gen tlemen In Abe boon perfectly -ootopeteot to re/put co .tbe matter. Deckled out oforderm the motion torute by bald wubifontheDooo. • i o e oed to itraamtotocct4by_yihezo l t o o o D t l . f - o tabla Dost ootoo ddbaw we HeeMimeal= maim:up audio:ow. 1 %* 10 0 , 32* 4 5t".1?".144 FMtMI . .. , . dm df.fmta, iny6idaed. Veit 66.1ast cam whiff Dr.litice ; moved to lay an its arriondworito,fitc.. on the tabif, etdcif .6. carrlfd. 11. than tifo.fd to confider tho quentkm of lo cation. Call ird- Itlr. W. 11111,e.,, of 3 lnncin Itt , nbltnti. uldteettrel the As. . • ',ably In firor of ittllanap...lle.. and Dr. Rtte fir favor of Cincinnati. Ohlo Chita,. llt 111 node., tiles.. oracle, mote et langtb tr, 13301,1,1.1 Imre. NI. A PARAGRAPH TO as ICZAD —The follawieg: . - DU iiiiili Pt far aPlni of sof is, scot re-nrganimd In Ina,, paragraph deserree the careful attention of eve- ilepaornots, the uniersignwi on timely *ay Got their ai ry business man We clip it from the .9ebetioc- " . fi`iiiiiitii , ...ant: hi if." .iii" i i`" ' n ' t "" 4°. "` o of lady Star ports visiting the city, is r I O sub as to gratify the dm "Some say "they cannot afford to advertise." maod '''''hT eeJetweer e t the home. In this country, where everybody reads the A trial O Oldie& newspapers, the man must have a thick skull , who does not see that these are the cheapest -=` ; :,."`" i '' . ___ and'the beet , mediums through which he can N . S HAL - La- 4 h ;NB m-FtWf ' l.l '''' Cif speak to the public, where be is to find custom ers., Put on the appearance of hominess, and generally the reality will follow. The farmer plants his seed, and while be is eleepiog his BARD WARE AND CUTLERY corn and potatoes are growing. So with adver- lidos. While you are sleeping or eating, or conversing with one set of customers, your ad vertieement is being read by hundreds and - --- PITTICIORGII, PA - -- - - thousands of persons who never saw you, nor Notice. heard of your business, and never would, had it, T O WHOM IT ItIAY CONCERN. not been for your advertisement in the news rus-we I; Jt - .P.H 1410, Mg. paper." ; At their more 110. 00AM:will strait, I'a CORN fillEfe mid...4.d will din... by Mobilo seta eo , • LIM, for stone, ea, lithe mane Is not paid and Shellfire Tue "TWO TIABB AMENDMICIT."—Th One Demo- , removed Wore that time, At ER A MITCHELL erotic organs that are rolling up their eyes in 1 Motorail, boy lath, 1857—my14-Imd holy horror because the "Two Team' Amend- • meat" was adopted In Massachusetts, at which their party connived, had better, before farther Attorney anti. Counsellor nt Lam , attempting to manufacture political capital from i milfndly.mi each fragile material, attend to the washing of : SILL SUJIGISON Dar TTST; Office, the foul linen that may No found within their ' C• and Itealdeace No. 87 GRANT saner,.: - - - own doors. The good Democratic State of l oceuete the Court House, ballots he can snit the root. South Carolina passed a law through her Legis- of any that may favor him with their otology. Any of i lature during the session of 56-456 which exact- I the unmans. of 7.010 inserted if wished. inyfidlyle -- -- - - --- --- ly tallies with the new amendment of the Mae- lA MERICAN CilfßOPEDST — rewores saclusetto Constitution ; and that law continues , Oman from the feet in a few miontes • or the ellghteet inconvenience to the patient.' ',Wont pain B011i.• re. in force to this day. hems= to make a great moo.' arumthe hi, totiocdootei to the toilette an, Inuit. difference whose ox is gored. I ed nails changed toe healthy list*. Charges roennablo. Room No. al, SLOW( healthy my Itietailmd • The Clinton (Iowa) Herald, of Saturday pub lished in the heaviest wheat growing region of lowa, Bays: "At the present time, everything promises well for the growing grain in this vicinity. The breadth of land sown is mob larger than usual, and the weather for the last two weeks has been all that could be desired. Our exchanges from all portions of the State concur in their state ments regarding the increased breadth of I.nd sown, and the favorable weather enjoyed dal ing aced limo. Providence is certainly amities on us, and we trust will not hide his face from us again." ANTI -MISSIONARY MOVSMINT IN INDIA.—The Madras Times mentions a rumor current for some days in Madras, that certain of the leading Ilindoos and .Mohammedans at .the Presidency have arranged the preliminaries for a monster anti-minsionary meeting. The Brahmins and Manlvies are to be summoned in large numbers from the Mofusil, to lend the movement the unction of their authority, and aid it with their counsel and rhetoric. For the redress of their supposed wrongs, and the attainment of their remedy, a memorial is to be presented to the Sec retary of State for India. BOERLIAIreIi HOLLAND BITTIRS.—FASIALES PUrygalaO Wile Nacres one Dasu.str.—A Tonle fitimulant, suitable to those peculiar periods It the life of every female, more particularly every mother, has long boon • desidera. turn to the medical world. ...thing to be retained as necessary component of every well fuentalled gamily sledlcude Chest, to rhich, at those w may Le had, with tbo wirrilidence of finding relief from then...eta and restoration of strength. with perfect fearle.o.. Edney 111 consequoucoa, yet without having taken a mod... poe. messing antagonistic principles, to render dance...swath, medicine, should ft to sut.quently required by t h e peen. liality of the dlr.. All these COnditiOnS we belies, to to pert. ctly to I tilled to AdefActods Helfand Miters. From the nature of the disearc at hersallnded to we have nottbought proper to parade the name. of those ladles who bees unhesitatingly afforded us the evidence of the troth of the assertions we here mats— lint all and every word can he rat stanttated to the tttisf.- tfott of the most Incredulous. Wearier one of the most note and certain nimedleo fur thls clue of ailhctlems. and all thaw, whether peculiar to the sea or not, which result from weakness of any particularargan, or general debility of the syetem. It. are ale:eat magical, yet the acre radical. It communicate. no Violent aback tothe aystetn, bat gently inalnuatiog itself thrungh the whole frame. rouser the mt.' energy to normal action, and, whtieenabling rotor...throw off the noose, it thoroughly eradicates the eflecte of diseaae. Are tog nauseated it early morning, Indisposed to rite.l— We earnestly request yox to to the half of a lewpoultuf - I t surely will not harm. Yet we pwitively gement. row rreag of energy, and a cheerful, hopeful be.kleg forward to the dotes of the day. Are you rubject balm, or after iodine Try the same quantity bellow each moil. A. we rated bolero, It sill not ham: yet we saanw you of relief front wet dletressing loathing at the thought of (odd, and oleo from the dispott. tam to vomit after partaking. We Nowise perfect cigas. Don of whet has been wean. I won Ond that the dote prescribed L. 1.4 trart tno artat, dirainteh the .0 rotity to Prot Sao r arnll tlenoloe t telly Coo. eltrutei have'. Liolland Ritter. te rot np to heti Not bottiee 11,11, and retailed at $1 rer bottle. The great denoted to that truly Celebrated aledithee trws ladcwwl warty tootatroos, which lb. paLlla ahchld guard against prirchsoiog beware or Impoelliterl (ter that oar nano. won lb. label ef teary b =ll[7l . PAGR, J0..C0.. (.311, Net tlet,re, 77 Wood street, brier,. Inn and 14 ata..ie ttalerra h. ha mattlairr SIM abbntiormcnts $3 SAVED, F A N iiirannrnad ennwieb . ,l•eire. tn. Paso.nigors Mend fur my point In K.[1.1.1 'I .nrl Rim can tow seeet the te.111:1). tlai,ell.,n of thn Missend i.e., .11‘, II In sn4 Imes tarn. t, 9.. 4,s la Hop, For theeugh Ticket" , .4,1.11 Informs:ran for Welder n and Enotheen line, call at the Gexural Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Mc% comae llooon Monongahela Mouse KFOWLAND, myMILI MaNand and Eft t b.sl Ainct. WOOL! WOOLII TIIE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID fir 111 prior of CLEAN WASHED FLEECR AND TUD %roots, a the Ohl EttALlJAhed Wool Werehootr , No. 139 Liberty Street, corner er Cecil's alley . rey2.33aw:2mAlmwV J E. M A 11511 ALL. PHINCIC IMPERI At CELAbIPAIGNE, FROM DD VFINOGIO & CO., Epotnay, Frax!ce As rued at are Imperial Tablas on Continent of Itaropa• APERFECTLY PURE AND DELICATE wzmc at • moderato price, lade:drably adapted Id feu, by out and rapidly becennina a notablletted favorite to City or Now York, baring elicited the moat flatterlog teeti• amnial. from the propriatora of the LIOVII. Nom, Sr. Morrow Borax.., Warman Nom. lialmtrurphor Norsk. AST. Bon; JOgal.• nor... sad all the loading pnrcliator. of Onatopalone to that city. B,ld by tho principal &talon Ibtuvgbontlb. YmIEI.Yr• E. V. ITAUGHWOUT, Sole Importer, Cornor of Brcradaory and brooms Swot, Now York my24:lmd2dp StJNoTts-- Potatoes— 40 banirols Lake Shore, Mackerel—Large No. 3 In bbla and half Lila eroomo--40 doe. Tartona Dried Apple.. and Poncho.-25 bag, Scotch Lierring-80 brao• Wolff,. do —IS Intrrel• eneeee-20 boxes Wcatern banner Uscon-2310 Ric Baum, Mee and &molder.; Eggs and battor-10 bids, and kilt., Noah Tommie by ..y2l ItIDDLE, WhtTis eV. I CSOREAAI! ICE CREAM" IC/3 Cittlar in"! F. A. 111E1180U A WWI' Ira Presto Saloon sod Soda Worm Fountain, Trench and American Confoctiosary. iny2l 42 BT. CLAIR STREET UGAR-OU MD HAMS Am , DRIED liNEr —lOO WOOS C. Dad. & Co'. A C. Ham r: . • 11. do Xvou k Swill's do 10 do fl.Dar/adr.'s, do 11) do Garda.r, 1'111;14 k Co'. A. C. 11000. 10 do J. ff. Darla k Co.'. Drltul Bret Thum Llama sod Dud are put op for samraor nso, and sill IA found of aroelleut quality. P. BELL, 11119 & CO , my24.Alsr 300 Liberty at. DIAN() GUlDE.—Knorea Methodical Guide for Teacher* or the Plano, containing blot* that will owlet them to Imparting to their pupil. the true Piano touch, and much other information lava! noble to the tenet* or, Pilot Ed coot. Yor ralo by JOIN U. 216 LIAR, 61 Wood buret. Copies marled oo the rscolpi of the price. my 24 ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGEIL-6 gro Drogro'• and Mo.illlotor's for solo by D. L. YALINE9TOOK & toy:1 comor of Youth nod Wood arm. CATTLE POWDER-5 gro. each Fiekardea Rao Vow&ld'a fur bble by taybi • H. L. FAIINISTOCH & CO. BRAN1"8 PULMONARY BALSAM and Pealing ratr.t.-5 prat for sale by m_y_2s O. L. YAIL'ILSTOCK k CO. E( GS-sbbla. on hand and fur solo by BULLIVEK i DILIVOIL my2l 120 swim ekvad at TENN.IvREAT—ior, Hacks now landing from steamer Y P 111bLerd Err Wei by y 26 /HAJAR DICKEY A CO. F CORN—RA/aka now landing from .L 'teams. tl P 1111.6 cl for ealo .T 24 FLAX SEED-4 sacks now landing from Neer., IS Ppbberd fur ads by [BAI/111 DICKEY a 00. PEA NUTS-4 sacks Pea Nuta just arrived imeanur 82 Ilibberd Lz Ws by b. 721 ROB r. MOSBY, 345 Liberty gr, A PPLES--4 Backs Dried Apples now land is Per reelober 0 P Illbbor4 for pao by guytl ItObt. DXCICSY .343 Liberty at. A 4 &AT SAFBIS ! BLEAT SAFES!! MCAT lAA fall 'apply of our own make and was• map]; with taltbant raftlgaratot • lambed, at th. Hats Oily Sam tall tits Wareham, of W. W. BRADSHAW, No. 134 Woad at, ant door boloor lb* tdita tne Gulden if a. - - - WA TRR COOLERS, BIRD ()AGES, owcom lorun s 9.4 Imo Hrat. n , rao ottoottoot tatzlotothoomolroopwo to Out inns vri.bopt headas houso..st No. 134 Wood Ewa- W. W. BIiADSELAW. N EW, HANDSOME AND CHEAP DRY lariat) aultabls Ls the IMAM, and as lot as they can boEuttadips place. m 723 O.I:DEMON LOVE, 7 k Ilasketst. COMPLETE 5T0013. -.0.F ALL KINDS of Dry Goods othablit 'kr the meas., Maw cal end a LL .RYB WHISKY—III.:at on band, wWm Wt. of Old Bp wiggly which yrarriat to by peadm - try &bottle sad etlablroWNWWw. - i - ea HA B---101) auks in atore And for 11 , 1, . %RP 11 "AllrAMT 09% - . . ittb - abbtritstmcnto ' -2= lIAVINQTAKEN A LEASE UPON TUE JOHNSON, SANDERS & CO ors fa B. Dunlap, fr t.s*... uts.flfl.U•pl No. 101 Market Street C. B. iflirdiTEL, IM=til —Jr la, EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE lERAIZER & RAHM, Ni. 33, Bank 8104, Firth Street PITTSBURGH, PA W beg to appritie our friends and the poi,- todt WO have removed to oar new OFFICk. NO. 33, BANE 11100 H, FIFTii STREET, whore we will Is. happy tender 'hero our Norsk . ..mend fruit our ample Capital. With en exponents of twenty years la the hulloes.. In this city. will enable to to meet the wan to a our cus [•,113,e. W. will continue to transact the kid:maga sod harking nuelnesi In all fte branches. Commercial Paper Dleconoteslaud Negotiate-I. Rorke, Hoods, cod other Serurltl, ts.n4lit awl s.,ld 6/1 COMM 12•1011. Prompt mnsotion pinto to Collections lu ri,) country Deponits Bemired in per Ponds or Corr.nrr. Interm( nllovred on limn Deposits. Deal In Ppeeta Dank Notes, Loud Warrante, I EN22=iiiMiM Making Rotaros promptly by first mall, n. Tny.l-2Etsd at RASIER a Ita Great Alterative and Blood kirstfaer. DR. EIWA.I. — Nnt'S RANA.CIC.A.! ITHIS old established and invaluable mule dy for therm, of Fcrofas, or I{ ing'o Ertl, Ulcer," and White Swelling, Eruptions of the Ohio, Blotches or Pimple of the Face. °Lotto... or &sly kruptlona, Rolls which art.e from en impore habit of blood, Pains In the Room. Weakened and r+todtsted state of the Syetem, clog either from a long and protracted rata of sit:knee, or hating labored under so attach or eyphilis, the se. IS of which ' , tin remain to system, at haring 05ed1,,,1 crest amount of drugs, calomel. dr.. w h ich may have at rented the bone* or their covormg, railed the perioat.oru, • Ltrh sometimes ail,. tin. to a chronic ulcerous discharge, and mall hones ootwelonally come away. Attacks of fiber niathon la ogne enof>o Injured or ohn,o.d Co.att , otton, lon, puddling 'litho. A flectiwon the P.L. end the sick ly.or the Bloott d Face, al rays lodicateoyrll♦ 011,41 wa n 4. of this Inn.ivable. panacea, cr should the ~ n eat have W.-red under an offend in of Iltn. Npme, Droixy, Jaundice. or Ilsrneas of the alio, Climate Affections of lb.. Liver, alarm tune, or wanting of El.h, Ukartratal Sure Ihrwt, It,, Joint Complaint; In short, the moat loathenne 100 1./.1 which have put every other megitcine at dellance, as well as tae skill of the proteeolort, f.dm,.re that a quarter of 4 century. have Leen perkctl) eradicate/I by ale great vegetable pa. nerve, In all cases of eroptiova .E.teuyee's ,e 1 Malang centmtnt," oh Be used in connattloa with the Pdon,d. The too will cure Memost chronic and M•stinoto eruptive dictum Retail pike Or the Panacea 11,:o I.r tkdtle. 3 bottles $l.lO. Delivered lei any addre" on reeelid of Remit*4enee. A RECENT VERY RF.SIARRADLEIIRE Wag that of Eliza A. Clark. No 4 Trrnam atrt.c.t, loan. Mn... R'hll. In Ebllapolphla. she vrao.lfial alth Wm 11. bLay, IGth sttaa.t. 4 .loon Race. Toe rue eresan eroptlon of eight 'rue eur.4lng of the nese: nbstlnate revetlng the erhele fn et the eGle of the fnar to the crown of the head. Itehto, en.l Irritable In the eitrene. the P. etatnet,l of the proles. um but failed In ectornpltebtog score hr. SP Atfl 'A re. p 4 ,41, IR. efficient In istalvng perfmt Prim red 0t.17 by 141. AWAYN EA FON, Pi 11ot DR. G. V. ECO11:11, 140 Wiest etre,. nITV: 1407 Se° , .l .^rpt I.e rttlei.nrli RICHARDSON'S I R I S I 3 I. I IT _£ N 8, Damasks, Diapers, &c. CONSUMERS OF RIOLIARDSON'S LIN ENS. RIO Wuee dmiroca of obtAltaing the ENUINR 0 , 111/5, shool4 see (tat the uUcicr the ) parchaer ere zeal. rol 'nth lb. lull tome of the hrm, AtIeILiRDSON. so ;vs ce OWVLN, - - - at • gniarliptos of the oontitlocaa and durability the Goods Thl. motion le modem] casentlally necessary .anontitt a Lrf . doff= h l.l . BON, Ll. Irtab re,•nllfo• et" loltisr Inflictor] O. e, .rrifatr. cs,onuntrr and lb.. Infra, of the. ,1.11/ • • IJONIK Win not roatlls , • tnoOnc.fn of. pr.t t•l•to, while parr:our rs r 1.e1.t.0...1 rn With I I ...ft I J UULI 4.k . 14 At ti LOCIi et, sAnT Ird. Agvn.. 34 Church Ittn..l, NPvr rorl New 86 — ck of Melodeons. JUST RECEIVED, a :.plendi,l now 1,4 ,f Me10d...., ratan the f.cfery of Mee dt 2 Haut., Red. ton, Inc:l4la. all the atyles LINGO be Wtr tr. Tn. foal a of instruct... have been approved by Me grcetcat ctn., dal. In a. country, WI Dr ',weft Mason,Ow. F. !Wet, W U. Br.ll.nry and othera—ennarlnttedy they can relied on as bring r dare tattruarn:t. They are noted fee the pfatals I. Their porn and tr....leaf quility ten.. T. Their great power Of ton.. 3. Their quality of tons. Their prompt mad miry Mork • Their beautiful st, la of luf.ti 6. Thar durability. 7 Their ehespnere of price Far ml., only by JOLIN ei Descriptive , rirrelart eent to any adlro.e toyl3 CLAY I=l TO ARRIVE IN MAY AND JUNE VON KAYFF ARENS AT DALTIIIiint: CAlta—Nissen, CARTWRIGHT it. YOUNII, No Si" Wood street, Write iheattetalan of the tnelo, hotel and restaurant kerpero and house keepers gonerall), to their present Mork of HOUSEHOLD CUTLER,. It hos beet, rsceired fresh roll the cunentseturere or imtortets, and endiraceeoll vseintlee of Table Cu11...y.0(61th, A sew Inc, English, Froott or Oertuati manufacture. Osslng to ' , welter facilities they ore pi-quad to offer Ride' entente to casL poreboaere stronger than anal An exeruinialon of the stork I. oolicitist. roydi LIFE INSUHANCE.—The GIRA RD LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST73OSIPANY, we toe Agency, Nu, 75 Orant strict. Dltisburgli, continuo to make Insuratices to Hers. lit addition to a pea - capital of 11300,000, tbpy bane n large end Inrir.llls USW'. 1009, affording imiloatited areurity to IM ItaurieL In cases of insurance for Life the bon. di-demi Dorn senor. prof. has already exceeded fifty per cent. on all plena.. Paid Trio. Itaxiasrar, Preset; John F. J 33104. Actuary, Jas. King, 11. D.. Wedleal Examiner, ranee No. ILI Filth street, Dahlberg't. Fur inciter int.rniadnnappiy no WM. H. 11: E WELL, Agent for Ito Company, No. 7.5 shout atm,. m711'1311 Bargains in efeeond-Band Pianos. 6 av „. ° ,, c ‘ t .„ c :,,.l. "° t- s r e‘ e v i u . Iron Hug .11f*W1c. .uud. Ouly tr.. year... 1,1, 00.ouluru. lUuruoro..lt 1 , 31111 comer, uuu.lu k Lwra. EMB/11 one e t entao, Mahogany cAge, tea. to Noun* • Clark • N.Y . alanulac•g t . “ • 4.11. 11 0 0 Pape ( Esti.. ti Ilehegeny •• Albrecht Idnol A 1.5 Oro matt mak , 5 " • (lcuanti 5 " Fur br itrol2J Jull N II MELLOR. al 180n1 tt ci_ E A NOVENTY—&IIIsI-fili zs p I,_ll ATUItt unneraignel hale Juat rocrlyed on roller 1p now le P 1.., °OW VOCIA I, OR MINIATURE PI ANEIA. are Tarp lOUs mere th.ll ALT TUE REAL ur the plan.; hare full moon octavo 01 ke), awl are lintabcd in the most elegant Louis XIV .I In. They are unqumtlnotthly the moll groltabin laornmente for =MI parlors, etoomboate, eta. Mal have been made. Their tone and loath aro aAnnrable,mbl their rho.. ouitteeloned. The public Are rorrctfully one and all, to tall and examine the.. charming Int. In. alma.. I/. ELKII6II t /IEO3, Nu, 33 girth at , . • WO] Sok Auto's?, the ataire and stoinicare SEC 0 N D HAND MACHINERY FOR PALE. One Stearn Engine Oylluilet 24 Inch lo.re, g fat Woke, poppet rare, COI:VOW to the crank filo. Two Blowing Oylindrra,Ol Rube. borel feet airoke. Pipe., Shaft, rill.LF RIOCk• ItiowinK complete. For particular. apply et our aurae, tlonlll Etto.burgh; or at oar office, ^I Marks, 01000. my23:lmdkerT ROBINSON, MINIS t MILLERS. WAR NEWS! WAR NEWS!! WAR NEWS 111—See N. Y. Daily Herald, Tribe. ~,„1 Times, delivered to °vele Para of lbs ritY Iwsrs Year W. dream at Bent it allasee. Neenah/ Nell 7l fill street. my2o W. Solo Apra. WAR IN LUROPE.—ForiII 11 tiniars tee N. Y Deft, Herald, Mind:wand Mans, de Hamad to ever, part of the city. breve year !Alms et Haut d. Muer. gleunds MO, Ylltb street osy2o JOIIN W. PITTOCE.gote Agent. 'VEEP YOUR 'rEETIL OLEAN and letiilo .13., by o.lng tbo YArbibal Toth bolts veld only by IL. wu layubfar.thrert. l0y:10 REMOVAL.—N. flours Some, Banters, hats removed three doors abuts their old stand, .othero they will ho Wand until the completion of their new bolldloL spotatt WOOL WANTED—For which the highest market pricy will b. Enid In cub by cnylB - SPRINGER 11ARDALIGH 00., POO Ltharty.l NEWS FROM EUROPE.—See N. Y. Daily Ilerald,Ttibedie and Time, delivered to every pelt of the eity. tome your aildres Hutt d WIL (m 320.1 J. W. PITTOCH. Atom ORANGES AND LEMONS -100 Boxes Amine Orang% 100 du do Lemont,o. , =miniler Hell Rnsd, 00 cons'gnment and (angle by my 33 non. DICESY, N 0.348 Liberty , Oriel. COMPOUNDSYRUP Of PHOSPHATES or Obrmirol Foot ot logo ;only (mob reed bj 11L.E.11111U, .132,21) . cornor.Dlmoood and Mirka st. :A BOUT .FOUR TUINDRSD TONS of pure A !Utopian, Ice, lab privilege of bone to Nov. Ist, will be sold ea time for epgemdllblimedlelPer. Per sale bY U. * 7u. SAW YU. 110tILDEB.. BUCES- :- Tba , onlZjlace to et KLYMI2I,I4O - Wodl good abotddai Braced loss thiltapat*l AMR. a Li , ' 4101{hitirT TAR I fi-100 : Posrl for sale by hx.rm urns a Gown. ftaistrilantous 'STEAM bicati3LE WORKS. Marble Mantels, _NIADE BY MACHINERY Alwate on hand at the lowest pries .)0 GOOD DOUSE SHOULD BE WIT .T. H OCT 'MANTELS —They hr. als - aye onat, .4•1 man, to do. haauty of • 11.3n.n than env other arttcl. that can ts pirtiat.J tetth 111.. Ran.. nv.hey, 1.•••I4... thry urver flf - 14narr th..afetv a not taking am, ha frond mantle.. •,ry open .1!,.., r,,. 1.. NIONIIIVIEINTS, TABLET 6 AND GRAVE STONES N If —Oa sloa k OP, iu itiro.l I.y n...dsinory. op In t...lte.r WWI rovro b, nn I di r..ei then :no L. du. by riser. , tiletsual Into.. Waroroom, 32:1 Llborty Street Mantel Room on the Second Story; orrire, I.II3ERTV FTftrZT, rIiTSOURGLI STEAM ENGINES M I L I, F I; II N I S II 1 N .QTEAM ENUINE:S haul end made to kJordor, STEAM BOILERS, SALT PANS. 31ILL OMAR. ING, ENGINE AND MACHINE VA.'3TINOS, PULLEYS, Grate liars and Yash Weights always on band. Catalogue. of Whoela µlvan to all wbo want soaring. FRENCH BURR HILL STONES, IRON PROOY STAFFS, ANCHOR BOLTING C I OTII.i , el rulu. 1%1 price.. FRENCH LIURR SUITT M. 1 ,111 N U end cheaper, belt, And n, llll .114.. e durtil,le the. !oat Mu:blurt, bIcOF.)IV:F.'S PATENT VA.2ECSIOIi SIIIN(11.11 C rus FS; PORTA Li LE MILL, fur FkAir 14.1 Chopplug. lIOSF.'y PATENT WAT AR WHEI:I.S, ua, aln ti. Artw cheAl., werreAt. , .ll., vv. Flax Del ting for Elps.tur4, UIPo hi rJ Niro I ..office, 319 LlZ , rty ntm,t, Plli,lnu 01, I, W. W WA! I.ACE. E SU BSCRI BER 14 the Flxeln,ive Agent 11 In this county (a the Rale ~1 Iteltnont Cement. Chic Cernont to Lunch wiper', In au, other eold in thl. market, Wr Puldic IVurl‘s, Fonodet•una, Cielertip, Fire Wail., ote and ell warranted gaol. hiro,li,he for mind It ate nu mach i... 11191. rotuplariawn of this with any other Cr meet. A lar,Ar , ruck will be alnsy. tept nu hand, and .old whnlnala and retail at ivw no ha., W. W. WALLACH, 11+1.1herty et ,Pilmbitrv.t , SUN DRlES—looPlaster Purim for land 100 W. Pl.ter NO. for Stn. n 14 , 01 I; i_S...p 1,41, till,. Lime: ,I.lSw 1% liitx , do watt, 'A -I , Be no lmont ll,nent, wo,aut , d .nr.ttrior quell t 7. .t.. Jullnetown Commit W.W. LI.AcK, I 1,1. rtl Plttelmrtal mlll9 ,I•or,1114" =MEI PitLf".RICK OOULE BOYLE &• C 1 0., am % s I F: F. I 1 - cINCINNA rr. 1 ,r 4 i(). FOREIGN LIQUORS A• 51) WINES A I,COIIOI. CO T, , iGNE SPIRITS, (amphene, Burning Enid and Spirits ,f TURPENTINE *lna fsctore r. ~l.•c. .tescrlittt . Domestic Lignorx, 1L iarc, Cordials and French IMMMEMEI Ilan. , han I vAr.s....TA 4 1. nr BOURBON AND RYE WITT SKEY Peq,ll an•l A ppie CELEBRATED “RnSE - WHISKEY Ag , Fh1:14 , :ii; , 6 3 •CLgd / Ar. A FITT 1..“ S •rl4 41,4-17 v B oots, Shoes, Hats, 330 1.4 - N 'l' 6 , ...'C- I -11V11._::-; P. .1:1NNI.',11, IV if •. I. I' AI. lIIT ANit ItillNFI 1V • 1REIlI$I I1':..II'. I =Zlllll= IBM= 411V - Bny.n• .1., h., I.erot , .re G: no Kan r,.r thotr goodi,fo- ILa futon. ul 1 .avo t.jb unfo,l s yt y mgdflng to Nr puff .11.efolrGeo b r .r, 1.11 oat ttfroololrre of Ito lwrt. ticoltar owntton t - i , nfl t, 0f.1... mrl) - 7.1.1 TIRE All 5 .A'rEallit Crenin l'n,zrn in Vireo Minutes: TORREI'S NEW.--I MINUTE FREEZER. PA TENT A PPL lED rrIlE SUBSCRIBER, nit,r t:ttreful study _IL and varlotl evparizrept, ba.iticrw•d.d 4. , nsttneting • Pr.v,r, wlltch for riatplwtty, dttrat.flit, rapidity ntpl quAllty 1.4 it• pr nclWu , . 1111,01,1.5., and NH In beeLatio utki•ormal LtvLs Ito- MEM= To oati•ty Itoo locretltilous. IL.rn .111 1,0 0,4 ly public 14 exhibltivn• of thla Yrotz , 1, at \n 9 Platt atrt,t, prov. It itiollly t, ,1., all that cla.lo-d I r Irutn Ito _;glad.. ihrSENIt Yost A CIRCULA It. R- A 1,, AlAnllLv'lnrrr+' If linh.ale .kgent I, the C.aget , awl •'Arthur'.' Patent f4.11•4.."11p t'aneaud Jr..a lull Tne Polfection of Dental Art =DM AN COR A LITK. n it. N. s Eli BI N S hawing opened an ~tlice 1.1 prepare., k awl tu•vrt I erth of the shove do•triptson. I u Introducing (twrn new and luipt,ed ell 1,5 Wort to the 01U - 4tor. or Pit talairgh, lir. S. f,•ele a5...4 that ti,ny wlll tried the male favoiabla rn rptioa sthi has heart ex,ordual to thew In Noe. fort and othxr localitiva where they hero Iwi•n tAettql; and h. turthortnora beiti.vom that they ern .leattn,l to eupei,dx. an that' excel .all oitwr etylre in LIGHTNESS, DUItAhILITI f • BEAUTY end itl TY. and In every quality which rt.u.l..ra Artificial Tenth ,IreirahL•, aunn data toil , h Iry extwuels., 2.p. lw. of Itaoi mr6 , 14 It" all No PLNN NTILP:I47. Nn a CT CL.Ua CEIMILIM Carri4es aCia Bugg-les I_ .lol t TILE AQVWISIUDATION Of 1•n/....het 4,1 •traugot % : I , lllitig the City. Put•.". . W•roro.an Insmoduslol, In lii roar of lb. Nlout.npill.ol• on Vitit •Itt• 1, tor the solo of CA iL 111 All 111.1041 il.t .V 511 0 .111041 WAGONS, Of I.ni own nllntlio Into—thA'iraterlal all relotteJ will. 4v oat cafe Ilaving I.....ttirsaa,,ltltiiity Iltroo years Itt the Itn•inese, ~ t 1 the 1,...,1,1 t t ..ur r ttxt Allt•altttny City, It Ith to itt• Ittuittt•ott. It gtmt.tut-at es to the quality 1114 ,11 , 11‘ &Iv z I oat], owl Fistniue 11 , 11 a , to, u, IL.. I • I ntrewl a!,l Nc•rlb ~,,,, Alb gbe 1./ (IN S..orril. ta.l It. ~nilAw l' R VW O V AL M E H A AV'S T.. 170 LIBERTY Fr nnrdovnv. 0 HUSSEY k CO. have removed to i. ir nne• enrpor Wm - 0r10n..., NO. 37 FI PTII 11711EP.1% I, Ow Iron Yront tlonl door v. rnt ni Wood Pittsburgh Copper Rolling Mill C. G. HUHSItY Ac CO.. BRAZIERS BOLT AND SHEATHING COPPER. PRESSED COPPER BOTTO3IS, LOCO ht 1 - • v II BING. Jr( nil am and Frars nf Bras Kettles, Sheet and other Bras, , . srEttga,somma, coma RIVETS, C. Rimini.. in Block Tin, Tin rt.t., Lead Wire, Libre. Zinc, - Antimony, Enrol Iron, Ti,-,-.,-.' Toriiß, No. 37 Fifth Street, 14taburgh, Pa. a1p_111,..• ("TN, to kny pst.rn. REMOVAL. -J. W -J. S. Eiggett Co., have re- AA, movrd from flag In awl 70 an, lanai to tin. 75 %Our and 02 ' , runt .trot. J... LIGGIM Jon, J. S. LIGGETT & FLOUR FACTORS and Produoo Commie .l. Merchants, for thn solo of Pinar, Orolo, 500... awl Pooduci. gorraily, No.. 75 Wocr and 01, Front anon, 5.2517 •. A. CALDWELL Jon" CALI WALL AIL CALDWELL 1 10 At POlMlaligns AND nfiALF.RB IN blonMS. 'temp nod Oottoo GoMos,: galiam. Tat, Mull, twin and Oile. Tatpautio, Dock, Light &tut litavy DtiClaim dr • tipklr qta•er on.l Focai n(: ea. IMOI2E GOODS AND ANION() LILL them eoma decided bargtice--Tam Slantilbte, now Upoda of earl.. hinds, Lawn. Tory cheap, mad a groat tarry other articles; Lodi.. ars cordially homed when out .hopping to gtveha • call. BURNIE' nit a Cu., tny2l at thrill out torsor 4th and Market ath WVNTED.—st young tilflrl Ilan prepared fur the bottom; of Iloot.lleeplog, watts place le that capacity. Apply lath% can. cay2L3ed 143E — CIIESTS! ICE CHESTS! ! ICE 12.011ESTSUI,Tgar;t1usW1 of the Ollfercot ELI. and //tyke Lc' tellis., table, lager beer .110101 r • art ban, at the loon CAT IWO. pad Tla Warthonnaof •W. V6DRADmii,w. No. 1.3411700d5ti tat dew blow tni alga ctitti Gable@ tian NJAVY OAKUM-300 balea pe4t NaTy Oak 11,, asa no band and for - ionin . mrgi- JO 11 f QDQW:Y t llo.lit won . st, INE/11 W. W. WALLACE MIESIZIE El= j:.nrgh, Penn a., Y. I. TORREY, NlnnofortOrro, No 9 Platt stnoa. Now Y. rk Volitirat announcemrntg JUDOS IWAISISTANT arFOGE OF VOIIIION PLEAS.— JASIRS I. KURR will be • counlidalefor nomina tion at lb. twat Republican Oonvoatkat. fur tha office of AwdatantJu tlic• four of 1i01.0.i. Newt du, pf Ihl ununty • hoer_--AleXarlder W. los ttt, tnr, of the eltv Is oandidato r 'So Republican nominAtt.o l.t th.,:lco of the ernrl . -, (Commnn Pier. t0r•21,,4'P `As.,°CtATE L.o rt . um= oi - Coll VON PLE EDWIN IL STOW ,II a candidate fur nerliDa. tlan at the Itepublanto Coat -taw, L. held ita June, 1559, for the office of AnlKTiAtu Loa 3L, hp., .1 the Cuurt of Corn roan M.o.', An, of no. ca,nntr arrilnlte ri - s - TllO3/.13 MELD", Win 1» 01111 , 111:late for Domiostion at tbf. raolt c o nv o pfi o t fir the offros of Anton ate Laic Joa, in tho Cot,rt of C,opution I===3= 11..DISTEL/rT ATTORNY.V. n. Mu. h..r-••111 h• • , andidato b•lnr• It. Ile 1,411 C mnty Chth 0. 11. ItIPPEY, Wltl t a Candidate Atlorn , y, boror« tb.. nett R..r.ut.l.ren en..SIS - efit3 on. inyl,dtarta ATTORNLI%—,itiIIN M. Malt , UTAK". till be . csodlJete te.fora the Lit Repub lic trt County Convention f, ncnoani iou to Th., offh , of Die. trict Attorney. my:tultw'r O . III3TRICT ATTORNEY.-- ROBERT B. CAR t(4I3IN, of Itirrulughern. b., a csndklate for Me lt-Icl Attorney before the 111.11111.11,111 County Onoverilloo. er22,lterta• O, SENATE.—J. W. rI.ETrIIER W[II Tr. ,11 Saaarkley, sill be a u5e1.1041,.1...1..r.. •., County Cuurehtloo for Slate ',tint, MINI" llrvr iiLICANS. 10..SENATE. — EL/AS 11. IRl5tl will Lau Can didata (or nomination fur ill , Slain Set.to 141 (Lo next Republican Conacntloo. .9,26:411. (,T ==l M.Furt Assuißtr—District N6rtii 1 . Al leAbeny.--(IIIAttLAS L. 00E1110 Na, of Ilwriro tent , ship, rill b. supported by lb, Germ. and Atuntio.on lie tonbliceoi in Ihe ensuing at-publican Cenrention lir A. ermbly i for the District North of the All. &ens rit es nly244aerteT 0 FIitMAN ttieI'OBLIOA NA. Gtir CoL. IVILLIAm Esvr. of LUNI er Jc. Clair volli De a candidate for deaembly, subject to el•e der i•inv of and. Republican County ennyerilion. piar Rucil, .4 Pitt township, will le .i.lidala far nomivatlon fur Aaaernbly at ma runt publican Calmly Cuuventiati. mySlaialrtc V WM. DOUGLASS, Of Elizabeth town al:ll~,w 111 candidate for AssocaLlsoubject to the decision o thr Republic. County Couvendan. myl7;wtcT ref' IV9. A. ANDERSON, of Indiana town ship. will I.<• o omiblate for Astembly from the district btu th-wiet 01 Allegheny, eubject to Ole decision of the Re publican Comity Convention. mylS.9tdi• Le - perm E. BAYARD, of Pe . cbles town ride, will be a candidate Ler ranoruinatlen ter Attenetely I;crorn the IL-publican Concentinn. rrtyltdthricr Lt.&-.loig linamt, of Reibinqon town.hip, %roil. a reth , lianto 45wrmt•ly, - .l.Jeet the , dect.ivn of the , ItepUb , lcan Coravoution tnyl4 C. .A1,111N11.11:1:II, of •Bivminghum, ci to Pllppf , rtod in threuening ner.n , lleantlunnty C.,nro.n , n , n. for n , ..a3lnoun•n f+r thn &urn,' m)l2 LUDWIG KOETIJ EN, Of Pittsburgh, Is Ft r , tudhlain for Assembly before the Itepablimn Convention. teen [U., 'ASSEMi Lr.—Joll9 ILrcueLi., of Ohio towineitiip. will it rAnd.dato for Anwmbly, acit,Jett to Ile dect.on of Cumay Gaii4tstion. CUE= .M.SEMBLY.—B.OI3I RT BIGIIANI,E 11: Upper t I...wn•hip, vlil be a cacdl late I , efore the Re- Abeembly, Armu the Did. to, ....l of tl.e. Mr.boucuheln .d Ohm. ..itu9:Stlr.r et t.v —C. Ai. ROM N.SOA; Erq, of ,lenl.t.ny, aRI to cupp.rted la the Republican Courention .is .tb.ll.lltr for Arxentbly. 1204 It T Ahny re,r, tr. rd. Alleallmy City. Erase, Of Fllldley .etY 1...w00/11p, will 4+ e condl.t • Ow norninetloo to the elennahly before the next Merl hclo C.nntf Conwen spZeolt•O•Y ftlz yln fur L. SHIM nil' he a candidatenominal'. for Mserably, from the Allegheny city Di.ktt. as next Republic. Convention. feptealayrter K. P. McDowe.u., of Allegheny city, • .undidatr. fur renomination ter the Misera bly before the DPI( Rspciblhasu Courity.Couresillati. epnalle fl E. W. C.inr„ lit'Clure township, will I. candidate for C.ocualtilloner btfuro tee Republic. C , nuty ConTrotioc. tnyl&dte Atee- I Al I of Wilkins towinhip, will b. , c.andodate for aunty Commiselomr, subject to th. dec:sioo of tho Iteipatalual Cola.eatlon. rmylLdastc) ...:r.lizrttAno Borer., of south Fayette town ship, .01 boa candidate tart County itanamisaintar, enlijart to the d,rnt n nt th, itapntiiiran Ciinventlon. TUE DELEGATES of the Republican Crustily Cor.rention. —We learn with pleasure that Mr. CrEORGH C. BOWERS, of reoblas towns Lip, will be candid ste fer County Commissioner. We boon known Mr. ileac,. I a, a sot., nll.bla num: he le a firm and con. e.sr nt r , ll-inX rtmo, cad le every way competent for the du of the We certainly need sob, moo iu the Cow,,,releirers &II:.. The f ft le svpsirent. to:gloater yIAYT TAX PATER A- 0.A0111C117 M'CLARREN, of Findley town th.p, true troatipportrd to the Itepublicark Conon• tirnt for ti... °Rico C C"mtraestioner. fept..9,..troP ,jr:Liisr is J. }lra Poohles township, I.•can•lidato Comity Commtwlonor, stale. In to., !eriol r. • I tho Tiopnl•kscno OcunryConrentlon In Jana, 1857. ap7.2.-dhatcor liontsrox, ,TChartiers township, win ~ candld.. Cs - rou:y Commtosiouer. Jett de.-1.1.1n ICeptiblican ConTerainn ==:til o°Jogs A. SERGE T, of Pittsburgh, will t. • <undid.. t.,1, ,, unt, TresNor., I,f-rat!. Ite poblkan Crnsent.”. rnyl.9 o..(3l,)inmAN o Cocur, o f South Fayette Ire a rallate Ca-Comity Treeenrer, aullort to the aetton of the Repo licaa COUrelltiO. p i TREASUREI —Will. A. linutos, of Pitt township, selll Do o condi/Ito for Coonty Treasurer, outject to tho declolou of tho Repot/ID:au Convention In June AARoN FLOYD, of the city of Pittsburgh, t. coodidato for County Tmonanot, ontojeet to the the Itepublicou Coooty Cosentino to Jowl my9.doartc.T O.COINIT TREASCREII.—ELL/13 ASPER, of Picabur Eb, Ire n cundfilftte for nomination at the next Repo t.lican Convoutton, fur Cot omce of County Treelnrer. tuy.:AtrtrF 'COUNTY TREASURER--The subscriber, a made. of WllLleu township. Is a candidate far Treasurer I Allegheny county, sullect to the decision of the Republican Nominstlng Consent.. m)1 LUKE U. DAVISON. Auditor 6"41...A1•111T0R. --A. C. II V ?TON, Third Ward, Rillaburgb. will be a caudidate before the Republican Coun ty Gementlen fur the above nomination. ruy2.s,Jft wIcT FDERE LL I FORD, of Tare Drum, lrill be <, a candidate far County Audltor, subject to the do ruico or the Republican County Convention. olyl33trrtl• DITOR—WD. N. BURCHFIELD, of East Moly, Peebles township, will be undidate for County Auditor, ot.biool Si ilia dobli•ion of tho Ilapubllcan County Convention. infllbdarrlcT r y Ueo. NEELY, 01' Franklin township, will •caudiaato fur County Auditor, euldert to the Co- Aston of the Itepublietut County Convention. sp2diltervtrY 33; - sdstreet's Commercial Reports For Bankers' and Business Men. ril FIE FOURTII SEMI-ANNUAL VOLUME of this raltuddit record of credit; which and pubtishod ou the 15th otJannary, haying 6,11 exhausted by a rapid and extetudve demand, a recond edition, rerieed and cor rected, hem been lamed, and to now ready for delivery to Pilch 313 bare cot already tupplled tbernielres with the work. Several hundreds tit the lust Itsukon. and 31erehauta la dlfforent citial of the Union, hare aulated lo perfecting thle itefrranre Record, dm* malting a veracious and reliable c.impend of the twculliary couthtion and preepa - te and bmil. neat capacity 0,1 about 22,030 mercantile firma, in twenty *la of the pritictpal citiee.d centretof trade to the United The New York 31erch•ut or Ifaukcr will nernateln by • kee twooninanying the book, the grade of credit, character, hablte, end enyltal of emit NI will he likely to deal with him, while the oubof-town Inerchaut will learn with am curacy, the elect Inundation ou which the New York homes two their huetnees. To provide for auy posaiblo torso that might actor In a arca k am gigantic in &tad and to hoop purchasers Informed of thn slangru that mutt uocossarily Pak° place, the pro. pa 1...n010. , n rift ted sAra rf rn - rrctiont Cr<Tylotd. Thu Duo and trouble mall a work must save, the lOasm It moat prevent, and tha Influence It mast base to wicorlog a and and pruiltable ttaido:Wsoko it invaluable to whole solfl elerchante, Lauutacturem, Note Bookers, and Banks of Disconot, and pot the sabot, Including the two wanton oust volomre, the sheet. orcorrectlom and tha factiities of tho office, is Ibrublaci to oulocribirs at One Iluudrod Dol lars prr annum. Full particulars. not embraced la tttta advertisement, may he ota Wool nt the ollice attic proprietors sod pubtitL en, JAI. BRADfiTRBET at BON, Nn.= Broadway, New York, Over Broadway Bank. Al., al FL 11. NEVIN: Jr., Agent ray 16 No. 6t, Wood Wee; Pittsburgh. TEM BEST SEWING MACHINES L S A A. M. P./ is KB HAIL dr. CO Froclairal Street, Allegheny mrlT ONE of the mem, pleasing and at the tame time effective remedle• for Dyerepela, and ell other alums orb. , lee from a morbid condition of the demob and Mar. it Dr. Iloetetter's Bitten. It not only removu the Shun from the ayetem, hot by piling torte to theory:me of dlgeetlon, aide them In their luctloes. All who bare taut it ac• to awledge It. excelloom and eoperfotity, and we therefore commend It to the .offerer. Or. lloeteuer'sltittere eta ton le ts too well known to need probes It is therefore namely necceeery at fhb; time m do mere ante direct attention to thin preparation, which la certainly tinegoaUed by any be Lao the (abbe, satiefled use ate that Ira wide spread repu tation mut prove enfhcleo t to sethify all Of lte excellence se a relief mad remedy for all dimities of the atomadh. Bold by IOST dTrro M ne k :l iteS hndnea , l m erf genet a u l rlmyg, e avnerdy wheteee, ten.yrTd Water and IA front Streets. - toy2ialkst• 25-0 VOLIRSTARLES.—Zundirs, . Two Hundred and Wfty Voluntaries anal Interlinks fur the Organ, dreloctoon, &rapine, an., with IntrodliciorY &marl.. o. 4lpUoa odetom directions for the medusa of Orono. icy adapting the work 'canonistic to att. wanb of young orgardsie, and Ouse who have made .o cunt ro• grey to m00n..? Ptah on the Oren, 31010 or fieraphiss. Price fl roe owl. by .• nor 2 - • JO IL 11XLLM, fl Wood strait: 'VW BURLINGTON HERRING - 6 bier. Jut 'red and for afloat /Wien family &don sad Ur fitordardaril J. Anrstunkr. . aqS3 B,otitis II +tPxut • osets kill be received at theoSee a U. W.dww;need. whets Nees end..misaitican Imer b. svrcrtnAY, the 4th day of Jane next, for fat , ail lee Metered and Enthitng of the Hoed el this ek,ropen r tion of Propesala to include th e whole work, with Ihe excep OM preding I.pol:tithe dr, Undf 3 . vbl.2b may b•b;tl for por ye d; IhegeberlaChilatter of the srt an t. b. a tu.lsr tleec vuw Iv 11, i 0 the clty of PULA JASIES %MINS% PP lent. 10 .to tl tltth attret, Pittsburgh. - - - oaChila.i.• IMb Cl.llOl COXra3T. No. 91 Water, Bro.. P.ttattirgh, Nay ill, 18= THE President and Directors of this Company bare Cita day declined a dividend of TWO roz. Liu per ahem out di the ;mlt. St the laat. at% =With to 'reapplied to the rolcetion of the Rtmk Due Mira ILE:V AY td. ATWOOD. -_ —TEMPERANCE. COEVENTION—.The friends of Toniperince requested to Wand hie Conventlissi hi Pit hbrirgb, nn WEDNESDAY. H., 3tC.ISZ9, at 10 thlitek A M. in LAFAYETTE HALL. m721:1611 PIOI3t2LVAPIII ItiSULLASCI OMIFLIVIL Pittnbutgb, May 17„I859. • • SAT a meeting of the. Directors of company. Lela ale day, • Dividend, of PP7B memoir, I,<•in g Two Dollars ends LW( per ebree on old up Stock, 'ma declared,. peyobl. In oath, on demand, to the holders 4 pat.] up st,ck. and to Le appliod the liquidation of Stuck Now, on St.k not fatly paa up. my 111q3¢4 _ I. utuca stritOt7L, Secretary. MIME OfFICI or mg itoatara'a INV Co.. I Pitsetargh, Iday 6,1&50. j tiarAS a majority of the members of the Ine.bii have design...U.lln writing to the Board of Director. of acid Company their dealt• to ow-tact - with the mutual principle, a Joint Mock Capitol. Wlth the sopa , added righta, power. and privilege. of a Jotzt Mock Coat* pet*, u preaided for In sod by their Act of, InoxrporlablOo; t...th, 111 hereby given, that, is virtual:co of the tarot. cc turn taken by mid wombed; the Directera of said Company e 11l proroad to open bathe for retried* anberriptlone 43 114 Cepluil ranch of cold Company. et their °Elko on the manor Markrt cud Water street,. In the city of Pittaborgh, on TUESDAY. the 7th day of Julie oast, at 9 o'clock a. 11. of sold day. Itl order of the Board. tuyC-dlul J .111 N 13. LI Vls4.slaN.Eoey. A sStS'6IIENT NoTlCELgotica is hero ..ra. by given to tbn dtcckbolifers of the "Cmlltral Mlnleg Company . ' that an Inytattmont of oa DOUAI nil SUM haa been let itel upoti tca CapitnlSOck i payable at a. Ohm Of the Trout:un - , in M. city of Pithburn b. on the 10th day 01. June ptnxicno '1 • 110d. M. I.LOWItt corldta tit cretary t Trmuntret Central &tiding CO..Z t ONE NIGHT ,lIURE► MR. I)KMPSTER'S LIST ENITICTAINIINT at LAidYETTE LI4L4 Ua THUR2DAY EVENING, May 261 b, mill ludo& lb. fulloirtog Song= "CA Why does the White Mau follow my Patte,"Ahd "some Thing.. Over. Ale." "jobs. Aladorwo, my Jo," "High. land Mary," "The Darriog o• the Door," Lament of tha inch Emtgrett," "The Rainy Day," 0, Poor the Cholla," "The 1311n.1 Des," I'm Aleue, all Alone," "Danoan Gray," end "The May goose." Tickets T.:. rents fsr iii, dot., ly D.wka la centa.—. To commo.ce at S my 25 2lt Et* aucticu Balm Y. M.. DAVIS, 11.ncrtioneer. Commercial Bain Roma, Ho. 64 fifth Street. VALUABLE STOCKS AT .AUCTION— I' Oa Tneaday even:dug. May 31st, at S o'clock, at the commercial ~lee roosts, No. Al Fifth street, till be aold, 22 abase, Merchants & Msanfacturers Dank Stock: n do Allegheny.-Bank Stock. hn do Penn. Insurance Co. Stook: 30 do P., Pt. W. &,Chicago It. B. Co. do; 1 toad Warrant for HO arrus P. M. DAVIS, Auct. MINERAL FOBNTAIN, MARBLE TOP. STAND AND FIXTUILES, IRON BAPS, ao.—On Friday morning, May 27th, at 10 u'rlunk, et the CMlLluerciel ealee moms, No. 53 Filth Motet, will be raid, one Mineral Founteari with marble hip Mined, ellver plate pipe, ackr and bowie dream, Al. one middle. elze Iron Ea* one largo Cwanting.berwe Milk; 11 quantity of Benchee, &e. my 2.5 P. 51. DATTS, AWL 111UGGIES, .BAROIJOLIES AND CAR j.) Rind Ed, At Aoctlon.—On Friday morning, Bing =th at 11 o'cio.k or the commercial Wee room, No. 51 /Mb at. nlll bo sold, 2 Eastern =ado Maggin. with nod without top; " Daroacttee; 3 C.rrilgoi, various nylea. FINE PIANO-FORTE At Auction.—On lburisiap,aftcrtioot. Hat 3.61 h, at 3 o'clockott the.ccati rterrtal mirth:l room., Ito. 64 711th street. 1 .cperior new 6 OCULTO Pill1040r:15 with 1661611 tatog Al 64,2 Paper Marl. Elam* . . 1 hsruleame Clans Tes se A qoamity or Waiters. &c. VXTENsIVE SALE OF PLAIN • AND CHASED SILVER PLATED WARE. GOLD WATCII ES aC , BY CATALOC.CE.— On Thorsi ay, May bOth at 10 o'clock, kn. and 2 o'clredr., P. H. in the second floor Salem Rooms, 00,54 Fifth etreet,' will be gold a large azzortment of rich Alm plated mere among which are pleln end chard tea sod bra kettles, 'Mu gale Lampe, lump tureens, . 1 .• Warns liquor stands, tea drain and table ipooml, ditto forle,fralt* Icadroe, eat{ etanile, goblets, keret fine gold patent hew' ka. Ladle. and gentlemen are reepeoth:ll/ Ineh• ed to call and ..mambo the good.. before tho sale. Um ware . le all plated yids One alAmr, basing been made expressly frr tbo retail trade, .01 be open for ecalnituktlon on Wed towing. m 124 P. M. DAVIS, duet, AAMISLSTRATORS SALE—WiII be sold at tha commercial won roomy No. D 4 kilfth Street, on Thursday afternoon May 21311, at 2 o'clock, by ordar of Jacob Heckler, administrator of Dianna 'Mimi, decimal, a Urns quantity of flcrutohold and Kitchen lnrrlture, Bed ding, Lc. myna' P.M-DATA Amt. Q.ECOND HAND CLOTHING AT AOC TION—At Om commercial salesrooms, No, fit END streak will ke sold peremptorily, on D'odnerlay 23th, at 10 o'clock, A. IL and Illt_o'cleak, P. Ile 162 ...Mad ChM, mere and cloth costa; Itk palm astortird pow:alma. myd3 AIL DAVIS, Lock. ‘a TOOK Y., Ir. W. & C. It. It. AT ruvArt 17 sku, In loco co snit pnrehnoors;by apl P. kr-DAVIS, Auct.,No. qi nth at. AUSTIN LOOMIS IL CO., Merchants' Exchange. QTOCK SAUS BY AUSTIN LANYIIIS to CO., AT THE DIERCLIA.NTS' EXCUANIIE TOMEI/AY EVENTSO.—Eank, Brdgo, leirorance and Copper Stock, Bond And final EstAt4 WO at publk aala at the klerebAnte Exchange by CEtrtM • AIM= LOOMIS l 00. Nam Dna. and Loan. ea Heal TAW.' cregcrOated es rossousbl- terms by AIISTLN L 0031113 CO., Nal Stock Kota Brokers. 02 loarth st. m)9:d•atcT LYON'S DIAGNXTIC POWDERS, Will datroy Gsrant hued; ackroarier, 134434,95, nos; Ar.tr, Moth', and aft pats of the vermin kind. V IIE importance of a reliable article of this kind is In.timab:o, lx seem wtatther all nature trams with the.e annoying fare. Tots powder is tbe only article discovered which will exterminate them. A amp*. ny or botanists, from the liortleolharel Society of Paris, while andfild We ferns of Aldo, observed that all ineecte lighting upon • certain kind or pleat very Joan droned: Thin fact wwa made nm of to gaud their ammo from them Intruder.. goantillae of the plant Irmo brought home by Er. E. Lyon, and found • pcsillre hued. destroyer Ix every experiment. It Iv simply • powdered laid ChM:d ealt, prepared to realer the effector ago eat climate.. Med. We and Letters Patent have been-Obtained from the Gown. merits of Kngland. ymute, Germany. sad Real*. from the , World's Fair. and contemns rondlui sod h oe tk p i tu pg lege, and aocletine. LY.ITHft FROM TEM: PUNSIMINT ~ /rriu U. sTapis Yucnnyz BlamooN, U Weahlnpaniolatlst Jan. 1858. "Ma. Va ICI. ANDwe—Peat EU: 1 barb the plea/two to Inform you that the Royal Commit/Rion of the WorldN.Nalr. at London, have awarded yo a Medal and Certificate lot the great raloa of your Magnetic Polrdera, for catennituttlug Insecta. ec. "MILLARD WILLMORT,CttfruniNP The above tree accompanied by a eurtlficare of Pylori • ETEIME fee.. e0 11011 .'I: . New Teary October let, 1854 Mr. E. MOM—Dear Slm We bare analysed and tested your Magnetic Powders and fled them perfectly burden to: mankind and domestic animal., but certain death atm la; haled by bugs, mate and hmecta. JAMES B. CtIILTON, M. D., Chemist. LA USA NOE Leap, Pref. Cbmulatry, N. Y. Itorpftat. Mr. Jona L. lOW, Superintenthmt of the NewTett Hoe phal, sem "he has expelled all the bugs, ante, touches,' motlm. an., with Lyme,' Powder, and Audi 11 of bummer Every gardener and house-keeper _must bare • direct In tared to an article of this kind. Reference can be made to the Altar, Bt. Dachau and Iledropolltan.-11otairrto Judge Meige, President of the American Lustitutst James Gordon Delman, Oen. Winfield Scott-, Cynts W. Field; L. IL Posse i • of the nee Pointe Minion, A., Le. Judge Risks serf ~T h • dlscowry of Prof. Lyon ls of nsadoroil Impurtl- Tberlfarmertt Glob hare tinted It thoibughly. It will de re troy locuste,gramboppers, ante. 111C4h4 garden plane can be preserved, and houses nab r . Sd G A trllrof New York, to have It sold tla . are now made ' o lki eshout the salt . Marty worthleas linititlans see adrartieed. Rs carithynd _ °New You, November MOW: 'la retiring from business, I ban sold all my Insect Powders and Pills, Letters Patent, sod the marsh pertains bag thereto,to Ileum BARNES PARK. This Prattler is a discwrery made by myself, :and brought from the fainter of Ads, sad cabana. to soy other weans. The &mins end affective article le put op in to canalsten, and will can, clone to bar my 1:111Z4 LYON)! Reis and mice cannot Le reached by P powder_, and are. Mel by • Havarti° till. Order them through any mm. chant. Ms Lyme. Powder kills Insects to • tricey - But Lyell's Pals are trar.l br rats and Inks: '' Earople flasks, 25 ante, regula Aces, 50 coats and slpq. Fcaloa , diirationa. Use/reeky and thorait9s4. , - BARNES k. PARS. 13 and 15 Put Row, Ka! Fork' : .. Also, the Mexican Mustang Liniment • MAG , ;C" S R- THE GREAT ST4ENGTIIENER PAIN DZSTROYEN--The but and theapatt • gentle bold Ramsay In the world. Elmpla and plcaunt ita ep pnestnf, cartels: and effectual he Its regalia. A beautiful sclentles external curative, applicable for the relief of pale at Reptiles, in any plans, in any part of tiup hultlan km, and unduell circumstances. lII= put thls nester at ushers, if pain la there, the Plaster will Wick &initial the pen has unleha The linter cuEistille the ,Pshr away, awl PAIN CANNOT paTsr Maar. MIS MAIM!: IS APPLIED. _ Rheumatism, Lautencaa, &Mau, W WafiralEn, DPW.* Cough, sad Gelds, Pau of of aver, kind, down erns to Peru, are and, wit/. • little patience, penannatthir effir4 tn . fdlOw.g , ' cal leder:ice or the MAGNETIC KAMM. the_ll,*,, pint, strut, Wow, pliwasetwe sad chsapari MOW/ existence. Its sppllestlie Is erfirerssi--wiewil/ in. the strong'man, the delicate woman, and flu &obis lobar= To tub wid all It will wire • Dabs sad • Diming. Ice use Is agreeable., wad ',taut unolni" /11 Flat is within the reach oral—dal er Pea: etl agy ire r It who aro sick a d seffsrias in any leaf. • IrAimEas llsd with ltttaloa bit PL-UTZE. It will te r i the Hood Plow = J . an , boo " 07 , i n times, and at Inetuttaiatlee." 7 7 ..Put op la ud.al<bt an baaea Ea c hboi attires rti to elzht pussersosadany child an spread them pifee ZW.. f. „,,,,,:wfth IdL sad plain dfreetlaan P.C. DIORICIIEAD • n. Inveetor and Proprietor. le Walker at, Kew Tat. • uotgaaNAMIANIONIo I.LABTEDIs gad by ll dsn 04 , city, town and tillage of the United btaleis. Datealhalisll ISH— eo DDL Ha 9 LXI Nackaish two!. , do - Just ired ELOGWOOD74,OOOIb3junt tee'd4uld tor Wm by 1 14.411X80WN.101 - tun:sail IL IL ftmustmtnts TICKETS TWENTY FIVE CENTS P. Ii DUO. Anti.
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