!!ASINS WC/INDISSII 'DONUT JANE!NDS/ THOMAS JjMIEON JOSIAII READER
JAMES M'CANDLESS & CO.,
No. 103 WOOD EMMERT, P/TTI3EITTAtC,FI.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
FORIEIIGrN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Would respectfully call tho attention of •
THEIR CUSTOMERS AND MERCEANTS OENFRA Y,
TO TIIIIR STOOK FOR TOE
Zi 11 X N CIF N-D 13 V NE bri El B. TRADE,
Surpassed by none in extent or variety, and to which
CONSTANT ADDITIONS WILL BE MADE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON.
Their Terms and Prices will be as Favorob e to PrireheNer. 11/4 thn,e
any other "House. .EaBt .1 . West.
liiarCash and Short Time Buyers are Especially Invited to call.
H. 0H LDS & C 0 ~
WHOLESALE BOOT AND, SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. 133 Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
WE ARE NOW OPENING OUR LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of every variety, dud latest styles and fashions mlapted to Spring and Summer Sal.n., chick
'• having been purchased principally for CASII, direct from the Manufacturers,
and selected with great care as to quality and sizes, we flatter
ourselves we are able to offer SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENTS to our friends who may call.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
Is6x.rcx-1.1z.z.713 1. _AT £ 1V "1",
TWET.A.LLIO
TIPPED BOOTS AND 1:3FIOICS,1
FOR BOYS,
YOUTUS AND
~ispcgtai fLoticto.
LAJI SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
szezr...rzwei, "WORKS
PITTSIIIIRGII.
PARS, /MCCURDY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
faunas.: and BOLT COPPER, PRIzR , SRD COP
PER ItOTTOME, R. 08,3,1 Still Bottoms, kronor rolder, Aa
Impartors and Bolden le METALS, TIN PLATE
SWERTAREN, WIRE, Ike. Cooitimtly oo WA, ?Inman'.
Maio. uid Toole.
Knlouse, :No. i 4 First and 120 Second street.
Pttueargh, P•anw.
*irriportal orders of Copper cut to soy dmlrt.d'rst tern.
ity2thd.4l.lyT
JOHN 13; LEE,
TIERCA.A. 1.7" 'l' 1 A.ILO R,
No. 45 Market St., Pittsburgh.
A good assortment of CLOTII3, CASSWZRES,
Vann!, COAMOS, sod all cm!" suitable for gentlemouil
woar.instrumivaL
Mir Orders promptly filled, is the lalsot style of the art
_ uks9SAydfc
/;/ mac °RID Sc co-, Ca
EANUPACTIIREND AND DZALEHB IN
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
131 Wood Street, Fitt/shut-2h,
Hare now on hand for Spring Sales, as large
and complete an assortmett of Goods to C 431 to rOl3 nrl let any
of the eastern Hiles, odopstlog of PER, SILK AND WOOL
RATS Of every atria and gnat Icy; C APS of every quality aud
latest EOM°. ; PALM LEAP, STRAW, LEGMAN AND
PANAMA lIATS; STRAW, LEGHORN AND SILK BON
NNTS,,,etr, etc. Pomona wishing to purchoft either by
WaalillASS Or limn. will find It to their adrautage to call
and saandona oar stock. • tarn
AMEN= WHITE ZINC PAINT.
sob Tons Snow Whits and No. 1.
DRY A-VD GRIMM TR OIL IN rßesct,
WARRANTED prim,
eloio and to entre, for ale by
JOSEPH K. STRONG,
No. 13.3 Rendo Streot, New York,
Agent, 'Pfeil% Montagne b Co., Peri.
RWIr• - MnMitPJ=V•lgg
.7Z)14.41-PEIFINS> T.EI-17_.C3Ft.,
13=
PITTSBURGH., PF.NNA_,
Has just returned from the Eastern Cities and
Is now retelling Lis Syring stock of Cloths, Oassimeres,
Path* and Coatings or every variety and atylo ydar+Md
tatbe beat oily uti canntry trade, which will Le toads op
to order with prompt.). and despatch, and at rat.w as law
a. at any other similar establishment In the city. Cm:3AM
Ih', M.:3 :4 a al :.er.,lEO(O
Forwasding and Uommiasian illerettants,
And Agents, fur the sale of--Pittsburgh Menu
Pcha4. Oomrignmentit and order. for LEAD, ITIDE3,
lIEUP. palltitt.d. Prompt attack
, tina to Molting and forwardiop.
. .
No. 49 Commercial St , DL Loot•
dolealikota
J. 11. CHRISTY, X. D.,
163 Third Street, Pittsburgh, Penna.,
flastag had the advantaged of &adorn College. and Eke
vitals, sou easel year? practice, *ECta his profoselotsel
fiaNIIRCiIeAL AND MEDICAL, CANES.
HAE. TT: D. Howard. Col- Wilson Skearkale..
D.IL A. Ida"... lion. 11. A. Woostr.
T. IL .831, En. p.m. T. J. Highs..
.7 . R, John IL Alsilos, Esq.
' Jacob. cCollister. Esq. mr.hly.ito
231 - 21.11..18T0P1C WORIC.I3.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
. MAATF/1ni332 AND MISS IX MOLT vax.rm or
COOLING; PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES,
Plain and Pancy Orate Fronts, &c.
Sole Proprietor of the celebrated PATENT GAB
BURNING and SMOKE CONSUMING
COOK STOVES.
Othas and Bales Room,
aul&lydis N 0.4 WoodSt, Pittsburgh. Pa
STARCH AND FARINA.
Mode bythe
Wilt Pktlaetelptila Manufacturing Co.
(nit Premium awarded by the Franklin Institute,
November, HU.)
Diatneird Glom Starch, le nu. coneg 6 boxes, 6 !ha. each
Do do • bum do 40 papera,l
Also, Maned, Pato end Purl Starch, to bola. varkno
Mess, all for Lamb ova
0011. N 141.11.111,1, for Corn Etarch.) h bxx 40 papers each.
This article is expressly prepared for colloary porpoise,
and can be relied ea as superior in errs= to any now in
• use. For sale by THOMPSON, CLARKE kYOCFNO,
Phfia,larey., 165fAdtt re Agents Cor the Company.
80.4.111£69 Zic SONS,
111111111
Foreign and Domestic Bills of Exchange,
anyrricens or SPOSIT,
BANK NOTSB AND SPUDS,
NO. 67 SIAS STRUT, PITTSBURGH, PA.
113.0ollection• made on all the principal elfin, thrimgh.
out the Sinned States. ap22.7cly
r. FLOSSID.Tter ORR, EN
MIX/4 RI
STRAW BONNETS AND HATS,
BONNST.RISSOSA
FLOWERS, lc.,
RO. 93 MARKET sTam.
1117SBCBG
S. &C. P. 311L&RIELE,
2121ZUCITLIMII3 Or
MINTING, 700 AND ALL KINDS OF
WRAPPING. _PAPER.
W.arithena.. No. 27 Wood S
Plrrsnizon;
tartar fa
JOHN COCHALA..N or, .8.H.0
xassznarvrtaby
Iron U.41/11314 Iron Vaults, Vault Doom
Window Bhntters, Window Guards, &e.,
...I.rw. Slaconsdarnd and 86 Third Hired.,
(Batman Wood and Idarkat,) PITTSBURGH, Pd.
arm ea band • a irmitty of now Patterni, fancy and plaid,
suitable for all pnrpores. - Particular attention paid to arl•
OndagfiraraLeta. Jobbing done at short noUce. tnr9
WIC 1114Purci.— .. am. 0. MIND
tromp,
ORN Ir. - sr B AT LAW,
-MO
...,sopicrroas IN cuyi...Ncsav,
so. • 6, Mule Mad, Dubuque, lowa.
ArOollootlloospromaptly made In sny part of Northern/MA, or WWI= Wisconsin.
attendto thepurchueaud Salo of pail Batattee,, ob•
tedubg Money on Boucle and Ifortoges reldydfo
wreersov pooausa-.-- .....
ROBINSON, MINIS & MILLERS,
POUNDERS AND MACIUNISTS.
WABEIINGTON WORN B,
Pittsburgh, Penna.
Ognes, N 0.21 Jlarycet street.
Meanllicaur all kinds of dteam Etienne =I Mill Main
nnY: endldnimaallroad Work, Bloom Dofln• and &cat Iran
.lobbing wd
nig don° on ghort notice. .stitilytife
~t'PffiYbiA.N Sp es 0N .
kliondaataaa. az4Dcalari In ell Ida, of
TOBACCO, wryer AND CIGARS,
N D
LL18A,..1 7 TO-13.A.0 CO,
ope fta r afNasithikld Send and Dianand.4lky.
PITTEDVAD PA.
VORICIIG-N 1G XCELANCEIt.
SLGHTBILLS DRAWN BY
• SIFIEMMAN &
011 rus wan BAPS, LONDON, IN BUN ONE
POUND STDRIANO AND UPWARDS.
Abe, BWJ on the principal cities and tovrne of Ines,
Belgium, "Hofiud, Germany, Ronde and other European
Eltatee,conitAntly on hand and for We by
WM. U. WILLIAM t OD.,
efiCithyrtire Mechem. Wald street. corner of Third:
J. SCOTT, DenUlm,
11AS regloyel to tho house lately occupied
e 7 Dr: Wto.A...Ward, No. NS Peon greet, (eostb Mee.)
Ilan' door item Hand street.
OtOos Boon from 9 A. N. till 5 P. Y. gals dre
POSTLIS If s NZIASON & CO.,
artzi . 13 A FL R. IC L S,
SOLID BOX VISES,
Oa s t . Steeland Hammered Shovels and Spades,
:floriFi?Arstimiri. Blades. Wodges, UVTOW Taatb .11.•
Vcrarggiiitoe, No. 17 Mdarket Street.
Prrrautraan. PA.
J. DX. LITTLJr,
NEECRCErA.IVZ.
No. 54 Bt. Skil. Street,
011,8 °0 41 4.! prrmousa,
'Which are highly rueonneended throughout
Metes for their durability and rliespnete—ONE
PAIR haring been Ruud by actual tad, to
OUT-WEAR THREE PAIRS OP TUX OLD STYLI.:
Sirßoyers
to
find it to their :Livening., to call and
amine our stock
Bejore Purchatiny Eleetehere.
tar Partlm IKr intention cleen to ordora. nal° dtt w3nET
CHILDREN,
spcciai itotucs.
IC Et I C7.A. N A."/' C H. FC
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OP
ELATERICAST WATCHES
We would most respectfully call the fillet,
clan of the public to the American Watches nom bolo,
tenderly introduced, toe manufacture of which hen be
came. firmly established that entire confidence can be
pieced upon them as safe and correct titne.kaeps rib both 17
the wearer and
Rating been appointai Wholesale Agenta 1:•r the ante of
then Watches, the public may be atanrel that ire can eon
them at the very Rafted cash prima.
We have also a vary Taro...stock of BILV Y.it and PLATED
WARE, FINE GOLD JEWELRY in nett, each t. Cereal,
GarneL Como°, Jot and Paintings.
Our sn•ortnirat cf CLOCKS I. unusually lnr¢r nt prtrerat
coraprielng some branUfai pnorrus of KM LIT and ONE
DAY PARLOR and OYFICE CLOCKS at OREAT_Y RE
DUCED PRICES.
have aloe a fall flock of Engllah and Pwke GOLD end
SILVER WATCHES on hand, all of our owe importation.
Also, Watch >l•kon' Toole, Materials and Watch W. 1..
REINEMAN A 51t/YR AN,
fe2BalAwT fin. 42 Filth street.
OTITERSI MOTHELLSII MOTHERS!!!
Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup for Children Teething. It has [tomcat en earth.
It greatly facilitate. the prongs. of teething by wife.olng the
pima, reducing all inilantinatian—will allay pain, and I.
torn to-regulate the bowel.. Depend open it. methrra it
Brill give rest to youraelres, and relief and health to year
infanta. Perfectly wife In all caws.
Thin valuable preparation Is the prearription ono at
shit moepixt.rlenct‘l ntilt oh fire! Lon.!. Phy.lolano In Kew.
Rnglanth and has born tin,el with rarer fnilinn .nrres/r In
million. of GILFAIL
We believe It the twat end wrest remedy lu the world, In
all moue of Dysentery sod tharhnea In C6tldren , whether It
article Irvin farthing nt from any other ranee.
If life awl health eau Iwo nattmaterl by dollar,. ani nla. It
le worth Ite weight In gold.
Millions 01 bottlo• . •old o‘rry 700, ;0 a.* 'Coiled
Btato•. tt 1• so old And ooil , tried rouludy.
PRICE ONLY Y CENTS A O)TT LE
9-sone genninortuleon the facvamilf. of CC A PER
ETh Nevr York, is on the outside Wrillpplll,
Sold by Drnegfats 'throughout tbo , world.
Mt. GEO. ff. ICXYEKII, Agent for Fatah..
WS-lash-ler
SEWING MACHINES
A
0 1
I 1-
I
s
F“Ps aALE vtrif ALI
LATE! T.MPROVEIME Iv TS
41.T..11X. a. REED,
..... 20011 L. 201 D oLLtu...ki
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
JONIC.B, 33 o'l - 73 Sr
kl...Aufactarernof CAST STEEL; SPRINtI, PIA , W •na
A. B. STEEL; PPRINGS and AXIES,
o.Tur Rao and Pirtr g!nvta, 1111st,towll,
L). B. RoG-Hats a. CO
actgaro Icooprervsed PatentSt eel
Cultivator Teeth.
pornoßossand Pint Streets, PitesZ..,r; , ,,Prs
J
eSS...lydfe.
RAIL ROAD BPIKE COMPANY.
Joseph Dllworth.----114 W. C. Mdorell
(Buccenars Go /brier, liAre cf Si)ari
Bl.ol,CTLllrLa
RA IL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS
AND BOAT SeIKES.
Corner of Water Street and Cherry alley,
an.12:1,r14: PITTPROROK. PKSS'♦
.E3.33MKILY S. COLI,LIVIS
Porwarding and Commission Merchant,
A.VD 15710LESALE DEALER !N
Cheese. Butter, 9.11.1 x,
Aud Acdou Glextersll7,
•.) No. 21. II &rat. Ati•buriA
Hide, Oil and Loather Store,
D. KIRILPATRI . OIC & SONS, No. 31 S. Third
Sterket and Chtednut sta., Philadelphia, have
for lode DRY AND BALTND SPANISH HIDES, Dry and
Green Belted Patna Hip., Tanners • Oil, Tanners' and Cur •
lien . Tool. at the lowest prints, and upon tho heat terms.
slf_All kinds of Leather in the rough wanted, for which
the highest market price will L. given In cosh, or taken in
grabens for Mica Leather stored free of theme end .old
an commission. tort lydw
$l,OOO REWARD for any Medicine that Will
excel PRATT A BUTCLIER'd IdAOlO OIL, the only Indian
Remedy new gold for Itheurnetism, thuralsta, Lbwdeube,
Toothache, Pain In the Bide or Back, Sprain., Brhises, Bore
Throat, Burns, Contracted Cords and Muscles, the only veg.
etehle remedy discovered that will act open them and Ilm.
bar thaJoints. Thounands of per/ma here been cured of
these coMplainte by Ude new diecartry. All are invited 4>
give It • trial. Prionipel GM°, 'MG Washington street,
Brooklyn, N. Y. km male by DR. Gila 11. KEYSER, Nn.
140 Wood .trees, and J. P. FLEMING, Alla,Lefly.
Mg:serum of Pratt At Botcher on the wrapper, and name
blown In the bottle. ap2l4-devrtf
lizepecuz.—Dx. Wilson'e Pilla hare become
quite popular aa a remedy for Ilea4ache, of every dracrlp.
don. They bare Invariably afforded Immediate relief 0100
when other romodiee have Wed. They do not sicken the
stomach...re quite conve❑foet end agrecabln to take.
Prepared end sold by B. L. TAIINEtTOCK a CO , wt o
tale Pit:gears, corner of Wood and oth ars.,Tlttahorgh, P..
Jelallarf
PURE OLD Ex& WIIISAY.—I have on band
rerersl barrels old Aye Whisky width I hare Would° anal
kept until lair. became old And .111 be .old by the barrel
or Aollon, for medical parpoeee.
narliolawk . DLO. 11. HEVIER. 140 Wood stroot
AnnrciAL Keyger, of 140 Wood
street, has on ham/ • vet 7 excellent &elm for ..lenf persons,
by stblbh maor Pant= ae• rude to bear m m mem.—
Alm, mall gotta pertha dram, which i. Inserted Into the
ear, and is • ery afnelent In many awe of deafness, f a2","al ter
PURE .1 3 / 1 41tim.—I have Brandy which I
val guarantee to be pure and at for roalleloe, which I bete
purcbmett to Inca a public want. enl ma. whet will try
this can be 'ALLOW ergs ao
larl7rlgrarl/ GEO. It. KEYSER. Ito Wod arms.
GALVANIC YAITi aY, OR I:Unlit) MAGNETIC
2dECEIEEIN fh v nNid inaponas, very noperk•r land
NW be sent frengprcan charge., whom var Icrir.sa
runs, Apo° •te ' , woof Ten Dollar. A.ltlrr. In. IA nO
U.iOIIrEISR. No.l Wood aL Picannrnb. pa nt,n.16.1/
Cruttots Sams of a good quality for bale at
DR. KEYBER'B,I4O Wad at. otpl9ll.turT
. .
Bramoss—A. full assortment of all kinds
of Syringe. for oda at DR. BEYB6IDB, No. 140 Woal at reet.
Tan only 'Truss Manufactory in PittBburgli
0 Dn. IC MEV& No. 110 Wood mt. opl9.davrT
To rXND BROKEN WARE of any kind you can
het thadgeoaria Diamond Oemant at Wt. 13 ELSEIVII, No HO
Wood street. aplg.ditter
DE. Ward'a Tooth Powder and Tooth Wash.
AO) qtaatity of the above urticluu nto fur tale ut mitmul
prlcee b, KrygEft, N 0.140 Wwll at, l'lttalmrgh.
SUNDRIES -332 sacks Wheat;
21 do Dry Apr 4,4,
7 do F1ZZ.1..1;
3 44 Wool;
3 do Pea Nut..
49 An Pizarro,
To an Ire on otoamor Olen omod for solo Iq
royal IMAIMI DICKEY Al Co,
B ACON -10,000 lbs. Bacon Shouldert;
6,000 Kuno,
Nlmoolvlog from Fin.). llonso nod for .d.blr
my3l HOST. DICKEY, an Lanny et
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CASTILE SOAP-15 bxe. genuine French
CastileB.p Just reed and for We .t FRANCE'S
y.rdly Grocery end Tea Store, Word .t, Allegbomy. _
OARS SODA-600 Dm pure New Cabala S.
11c4liast reed sad far ark WILATICIII Family
Groan otal TO% Pam angboy. writ
Vilthbitigh 05mttt.
THURSDAY NIORNING, JUNE 2, 1859
TlMPVlRATURC.—Obserrations taken at
I.We Optician Store, No. 58 PiRS et,, yeeterday.
IN Ave. IN STUD.
112
mrlt.d&At
U S. DESTRICT COST,—The case of the United
States against Levi Long, was still on trial in
the District Court, yesterday. After the exam
ination on the part of lilt. government of several
witnesses, in addition tot those we reported
yesterday, the District AttOrney, Mr. Roberts,
rested. No new facts of much apparent im
portance were developed. The postmaster of
Cumberland, Mr. Taylor, was examined, who
was present at the arrest and examination of
Long. and who corroborated the testimony of
McGuire in Many particulars. The assistant
postmaster of Baltimore was present, anti pro
duced the register of that office for the blth and
27th of Septgmber, which were put in evidence
to .haw that the letter alleged to have been em
bezzled, ltd not aril, at that office on either of
he days above.
Ilan. .1. R Ells then opened the case in abrief
and appropriate speech, indicating the grounds
ou which the defence stood and what they were
prepared to prove.
The defense then brought forward a large
nuldber of respectable citizens of Somerset
county, who leatified to the good eharecier of
Long.
Enoch Long, brother of defendnht, testified that
he has been clerk in the store of the defendant
for three years; on the Tuesday after the arrest
Nelson Flchtner told witness, in presence of Jo
siah Dom, that on Saturday, the 25th of Sept.,
McGuire came down in the snail coach, but he
(F ) did not know him: that he (F.) took the
Wittenberg mail, where he (F.) was postmaster,
changed it as usual and put it back in the stage:
that McGuire then took the mail to the house,
opened and examined it; Fichtner asked him
what authority he had to open the mail; Mo-
Quire showed his authority as special agent;
then Fichtner soya "all right:" he (F.) told Mc-
Guire to go along with him to the Post-office; he
went and examined all the letters and packages
iu the Pest-office; found nothing wrong but one
package, which he said the old man (Fichtner's
father) had left out by mistake. Witness tend
ed bong's store, on the 25th and anti 27th of
September; there were gold dollars taken in on
both days. Mr Winter, from near Wittenberg,
was there on Saturday nod bought goods, pay
ing come small coin; the desk mentioned in Mr.
McGuire's testimony, had no pigeon holes in it
nor any drawers; the porn• montiaie lay on a
shelf inside, and any one could see it - on opening
the desk; it was need to keep change in for the
use of the store; I hod put- money in it on Mon
day; there were about $lO in it tu gold dollars.
Josiah Dorn was next sworn, who testified to
many points corroborating am testimony of
Long, in reference to Nlcilinire's examination of
the mail bags at Wittenberg. At this point the
Court adjourned The arguments of counsel
will be mode to-day
Tllt Pittsburgh Horticultural Society held
their ineetinc: on Wednesday, Mr. Mliartight in
the chair The Committee of Arrangements
were rt..itiested to meet with the Society on fri
day next. A.. 1. Woo'slayer and H. Bockatoce
were aided to said committee. .1. Barry was
selected as one of the Fruit Judge• .
The Corrt,pouding Se<•etary wan ordered to
invite the Ohio t'omological Society tn meet in
Pittsburgh.
NlesErs. Negley sCo George S Negley, and
others, exhibited some rare and delicious speci
menu of flowers.
The annual exhiltnton of the Society has been
flied for tie Tth innt. Great preparations are
being MAO for it, and it will doubtless be one of
the hnest displays ever wade by the Society
JACK 1.105W141140.... 1..11r. ; lit NIAJOR
Do•stao —Any of our readers who are subject
t.) the -Glace, - and wieli to dispel them in
moment, cannot do better than procure a copy
of thi. ntJe Bolin ing Yonhre Story Llook, find
our word for t: t tiny wall not be subject to them
while perusing ii It t, enough to observe that
they emanate fr,.ui tfre Ira of the original Jack
Downing Letters Ills Yankee diaries and style
are very diverting, nod posses, an originality
and fidelity which ore net discernable in the
writings of a horde of imitators We
advise those who are of a melancholy disposition,
and who wish to rid themselves of it, to get a
cops of llki• work. Pelee only cents For
Hoot (liner, fifth etreei
It W
twt.t.., a i u.itutowntrii
joie i+a poem titling 01,r one hundred pages,
by the nnth.•r of . ..lite (nee of Macithelah," nod
other pinnienl rtfontunc known to faruo. The
ro•lurtion before on in tinned on a trot fr.tnt
enclitic, in which 14 contained a beautiful at.,
mphe to what that author terms the "Ash Trrr
of F:wintence. The hook is handsomely hound,
and the letter pre«. faultiest.. For sale by J S
lcacison, "tr IVoctl street.
n Ct. , STI —The Executive Commi
t, of the Ref Odic.an patty at IAWTCDCe county,
met in or Castle on Monday last, and issued a
Galt for a Replll,:i,th County Convention, to meet
on Monday the Llth day of June next The
Committee appointed Col John S Pomeroy, rep
resentative delegate to the Harrisburg conven
tion, and concurred in the appointment by the
Republicans of Trio:lngo county, C P Ramsdell,
Ee l , a.. S,natorial delegate
Aromas Feint BOAT.—We learn that a gen
tleman of Ibis city intends putting another steam
ferry boat on the Allegheny, to run in connec
tion with Cnpt. Torrence's excellent line. The
arrangement tent be completed in a few days.
Capt. Torrence Is a true gentleman a careful
officer, and bin name in a guarantee that mat
ters will be managed properly.
lticsiairti —The body of the little girl found
floating to the Ohio river near Jack's run, on
Sunday, proves to have been that of Mary Feed,
daughter of a resident of South Pittebergh. She
was aged nine years, and was missed from home
about !six weeks ago. .The pieces of clothing
kept by the undertaker led to her identification.
A DEur.- -The strawberry consumers of this city
nlo the city press a debt. They could afford to sup
ply every beimpaper in the town, the and
Po.'
In particular, with O quart of strawberrtes in
pint hon. each day. We see laformed on all sides
hat the buyer now gets a quart of thin Inacious
fruit when he bargnine for that qyantity—and this
is altogether owing to the peers of the city.
Tun Blair County Whig says the Furnace no.
der the control of it. Lorenz, Esc / , & Co., has been
fired and we understand is doing well. Exten
sive repairs hove been made to her and the enter
prising gentlemen who have ber In charge, will
too doubt be sueoesertil in managing the establish
moot with success.
A MOULDER named Jeremiah !Weal', residing
on Gibbon etreet, in the eighth Ward, died very
suddenly on Tuesday. Ile had eaten a hearty
dinner, and was well ae usual up to the moment
of his death. The deceased .had been employed
in Price's foundry. Ile leaves a wife and six
children
Toe Dedication of the new M E. Church, in
Salem, will take place on the 12th of June. Bi
shop Simpson, assisted by Dr. Baird, of Pitts
burgh, and other. will officiate. The services
on the Sabbath will be commenced at half past
nine o'clock A. M.
RZTUIINE.D.—IIon. John Allison returned to
his home on Saturday last, in good health and
condition, after an absence of some months in
the management of his business in lowa nod
Kansas.
Now PAren.—Wo learn that a new paper is
about to be established at Darlington, antler Ilia
auspices of Dr. Dodds, late of the New•Caette
Courant.
Tnr deaths in tha city, frdru May 12 to May
7, were :ig ; moles 23, females lb, while 39
„lodge ?deign, President of the Amerisan Institute,
nays'—"The discovery of thin ponder, by Prof.
Lyon, is of national importance. The Farmers' Club
have tested it thoroughly. Locusts, grasshoppers,
ante, hugs pnd all vermin can he destroyed, gardens
preserved, and house. made pure. 11 is Ire. /rom
Into mankind, as 're saw Mr. 1,961. era it." There
Is no question as to the groat efficacy of thin article.
A few applications destroys everything like garden
worm!, bedbugs, fleas, ticks, roaches, Ac. It le an
Asiatic plant discovered by Mr. E. Lyon. Many
imitation's will be offered. Ito sure it beros hie ad
drone. Remember
'Tie Lyon's Powder kills all insects in a trim
While Lyon's Pills aro mixed for ruts and mi..
Sample flasks 25 ent.; regular sizes 50 ars. and SI
Ilanrias & PARK, New York.
Also she Mexican Mustang Liniment.
rue Lames.—ln recut nee n ling
7 A . V00011i..D1T1...0 It le
bat Jost to state that we .Ikm:dant to the system. la lea
I orting strength nod rigor doting certain pot 101 l wi olitgee
tikli .re aftlimes attehded with Mitch palm and tronble,
we know of ho preparation more highly adapted to ell M
ilkmen. uinsequaint upon this Cam.: and for smother meta
log • belie Eh. Bitten cannot be dispensed with, especially
where. the mother's uourtillicrieut Is loatlegnate to the de
muds of the tJ ild; consequently her strength must yield,
and here I. where. good (Mlle, such us Hostetter's Mans
wit Marts, Is need.] to Impart temporary strength sral
rlgor to the whole system. dies should by ell torahs let
this remedy, and before so defog, ask your phlitictio, *ha,
1r be t. &unwanted with the Wrtue of the bitters, Will teethay
:Ertti: d i i rr c ir dru " glts lP : a t aud7 " : na llers . geteartilly, a i rW d
poprid. hallt, and ,
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[Report. for the Daily. Pittsburgh Beretta ]
General Synod of the noritrined Preaby.
tartan Chnren.
I Pa mansx,rma, May 30, 1859.—Synod met et
1 9 o'clock and was opened with prayer by the 1 The delegates to the Republican County Coerce
1 Moderator. According to the programme of the lion assembled yesterday at the Court House, at 10
committee on devotional exercises, Synod set o'clock, A. u. A. St. Brown, Esq., chairman of the
apart two hours for engaging in singing, prayer County Committee, called the Convention to order;
and hearing addresses.
and on a motion to proceed to the election of a Pres-
Rev. Michael Rarshaw, led in prayer, after 'loot, the following ballot was had.
which Mr. Charles Phillips delivered an address . J as. A. John F.
Ela earer r,7
n— ' , 4
on Ministerial Support.. This was a subject ' 1. ,..„,,, jouu
it
upon which ministers should feel no delicacy, as Jam F. Dn..° was declared elected ; when on
it was both the duty and the privilege of the peo- motion, Isaac King, of Snowden, John N. Porter, of
pie to support the ministry. Ile spoke of the Tarentum, James Caldwell. of Allegheny, Thomas
advantages to bo derived from suoh a plan of , Wylie, of Elizabeth, Charles Goehring, of South
. Pittsburgh, and David Collins, of Penn, were elected
after which
sustentation as that now in operation in the Free
Church of Scotland. , Vice Presidents; and John S. Begley, of Peebles,
• Geo. W. Leonard, of the city, T. J. Sterenson. of
Rev. Mr. Bole led in prayer. The Rev. G. R. ! Pawl?, and Dr. of ypper St. Clair, were
Synod then engaged in singing,
M'Millan declining, the Rev. Mr. Stewart made 1 appointe d
t fUllo ' witi re g gen t.
tlemen then presented their cre
ate, remarks on "Home Missions." Rev, Mr. Tire
as delegates i •
Alford led at a throne of grace, and, after sing- , PITTSBURGIS.
Mg, Geo. 11. Stuart, Esq., delivered a stirring ' Ist 11 - ..cd : Psichd Birkhimer, W II Richard
address upon the power of united prayer. The ; son.
exercises were brought to a close by Rey. Gavin 2.1 " John IT Riddell, A S Nicholson.
M'Millan, pronouncing the apostolic benediction. 3 . 1 '. 1.5i0 d .',.. 1 Belt Allingham, G W Leonard.
Resumed business.—The Committee on the " " 24 1` I John Barton, Josph Hastings.
records of the Western Prmibytery, reported that 4 'h " Wm II Ewing, James Robb.
4‘ I
they had been neatly and correctly kept. Ott " let J French, R Thompson.
' 2. , " 1C W Carroll, (1 Speer.
Ilev.d/r. Neill of the Old School Presbyterian .NA " Jno Wallace, Jared SI Brush.
Church, was invited to take a seat as a conaulta• 1 75 5 o Semi Barekley, At K Aloorhead.
live member. , sti, .. Samuel Morrow, Edw S Wright.
The Committee of eorresporidenee-with the ' 'Rh 0 Philip Drum, J M Snyder.
Reformed Presbyreriare Church (0. S.) read their , ALLecnEnr.
report. The letter which the committee received ' 1.1 Ir.( . '!/: Harman Skiiss..lss Caldwell.
from the other synod, stated that their views on ' I't " •tohn McDonald, John Brown.
civil relations were unchanged—and that the 3.f •• James APVleker, Jacob Heckad.n.n.
cause of Christ had suffered much by the "defer. ' 4th " John A Myler, Hugh McNeil.
tion" of general synod, from the synod of the ' " n °""'
; Sharyebory :F 11 Collier, A Morton.
Reformed Presbyterian Church. I
, if
: It Perry, H. Holtzman.
It discussed at great length, the subjects upon 1 Irest Pidsberch : E Sprung,J S Beale.
which the Church divided in 1823, and vindica• , couch Pinebioyi, . C Gearing, A Wilane. a_......._ . 1
I
ted the synod from the charge of apostasy. Mancheeter : C Townsend, jr. II BureHeliN
The report of a convention held in Allegheny ; Dororene : S Reynolds, Eli Couch.
city, last August, was also read in the same con. ' Laterenneriik :Wm Bishop, John S Leech.
nection. it was moved that the report be ac. East Birmingham : Geo Slocum, John France.
cepted approved and printed in the minutes, and Birmingham lerpi-4-'1 : T McKee, P Pfeil.
2d " : T Worcester, IV Graham.
the committee continued. An amendment was ~
C 4 Morrieen
mirenenm . Jno lil Porter. Goa .
offered, that the committee be discharged.
Pending the discussion Synod adjourned. Seeriekley : David Bream, Sae Way.
Elizabeth : Jae A Ekin, Thos Wylie.
A fternoon.— Synod met at 3 o'clock, and was ti'm Elizabeth : Darid Lynch, J Ingram.
opened with prayer. The motion for the die- Mc Keeeport :W E Harrison, Jl4 Scott.
charge of the Committee of Correspondence with ToWnsllll,
the other branch of the Reformed Presbyterian I *pper St. Clair: Dr. C Robb, D Donaldson.
Church, was called up. I Lower Sr. Clair: Jonathan Neely, Joe. Dilworth.
Rev. Rarshaw would vote for the discharge i .tisinedco J Isaac King, Hiram Holtz.
of the committee, because he could not be drag- . Baidicin: Sam'l Moore, John Redmond.
gad into that church so long as she Mood upon Pin'. Isaac J"". John Gray.
the ground occupied in 1 83". Penn: David Collins, Thos Park.
Dr. Guthrie could not go for continuing the
Peebles, ler pre', : DA)ken, Jr, L Winebiddle.
2,/ " : II•91 Brown, .l W Butler.
committee on account of the UnCOnftooon lan. , 55 „,,,,.. Wm 13 Stiller, Alf Loyd.
gauge employed in the communiaation from the ! Coffins. J S Seeley, Geo Finley.
other branch of the church. I Mather.: A M'Cartney, J M'Gonigal
Rev. S. L. Finney said union with that church I ll'sat Deer: Jacob Walters, R Williston.
was impossible—it was the last Synod into the 1 South Fayette: T Collins, T Alexander.
secrets of whose assemblies be would desire to . Pine: David Marshall, IS Rogers.
come. This Synod has done all she could in 1 Fennkfin . Isaac Sooty, John Coulter.
this matter. But before they separate, they 9 , 1 ; C ""'" 1 ,t; ' Joseph Rigby , ri Furgaton•
must declare what are the grounds upon which ' i r:; t ,..7. ',' 1 3 . u p e p "" o "k r "
. g::::Y S ""
they stand. There is diveraity a practice, and .
IfeCture.• C Cole Man, James 01ay.
we must just tell the world where we are. Af- East Deer • F 111 Edmondson, A Pillow.
ter further discussion, the committee was Con- Robinson .. S W Ewing, A Speer. . .
tinned. if.,.,,, . W Curry, J F Ferree.
The report on the records of the Ohio Pres- .V. Foyat. Dan'l Huffman, Gen Y McKee.
hytery was adopted. Yon, Tli Stevenson, W Beale.
A motion was introduced to abolish an. prat- Sem...Vey P. I' Nevin, T L Shields. I Instructed
Lice of examining presbyterial records It was for White for Senate.)
negatived. Ohio W MDawson, F Little.
•
De Guthrie presented the report a Findley Jll Byers, Win Harper. the con,
Vc..t.. , Jas Dickson, W Shanks.
mittee en the Signs of the Times. The follow- .
~,.,.,,,,,,, s am q y nnng ., Jno B eea ii i „ o ,
log we, enumerated as grounds of Thanitsgiv- Wilkins Jno W House, II 1V florbach.
ing The revival of religion during the post 31111 to : J bravo, Frank McClure.
synodical year; the access of the gospel to ./.!,,...-,,.: John O'Neal, Hugh Donaldson.
heathen lands; and our national peace and pros. i Patton • nos Metlasters, Henry Moffitt
perity. The following were specified as reasons 1. . , "ti/b , • II IV Bowman, David Shaw.
why we should humble ourselves before God Meo : Caleb Lee, Sr., R F Logan.
Want of confidence and brotherly love. a sects-
Elleabet.s Frank Gardner, Frank Patterson.
rian instead of a philanthropic spirit destroying bolo,. Jacob Lonerbach, /Airline. Patterson.
the energies of the chunh: conformity to world- Mr. Ekin moved to proceed to the nomination of
ly maxims and subserVreecy to the fashions of Judge.
'
the world: and the exigence of slavery and the . Mr. Jonas Lito i v b e o d n aLL7 t h io s o tit o u r te ,:b t o lttttl...onven.
attempts to propagate it. The report was
' ll r p . r li " l:Durrald moved to excite wh o le
"'"I.
t the Assembly.
adopted. The chair decided that, under the roles, the ....Isom.
An invitation was extended to Synod by Geo lily was excepted.
II Stuart, Evil ,to participate in the hospitali. The question was disenssed by Messrs. Ekin, Mc-
Gee of his splendid mansion at Spring Brook, Donald. Finley, Porter, Joties, .1. Robb. Ruhr, Col.
about eight miles from Philadelphia, to morrow lice and Dram.
afternoon It was cordially accepted. Mr. J. K. Scott moved that the whole mat., le
A petition was presented from the Preebyte laid on tbe table. Carried.
rian lltetorical Society, asking congregation.
or mr.:e . ti , :si.fired a r i es 4 ol salon on the tat question,
udder care of Synod to take tip collectlena, A; w hi c h . . fatted ," bt . (n 4 copy.
Mr. Lim co.rea 1.. refer the resolotion I•. It eoni
in its behalf. The prayer was granted
tuiren of five.
The report of the Board of Domestic :Mission. Mr. Drum tooted 1.. ley on the table. Carried.
woo rend Their operations were lees active at, !4,,,, m oved L ., am ,.,, e , a e „..,,,„„ o f fi ve
during the past year than they were during otherm resolutions. Agreed t.,.
years, owing to the want of young men. (If the . Mr. Cam move d th a t l b e e „ ee . e i,,, e a1 ,,,, e , the
Jewish Mission it could say little. Mr Bon- : committee. Lost withoet &count.
hornme had labored with great diligence. IL , Committee—Slavers. Nevin, Ekio. Walters, Hulls
recommends the transfer of the Jewish Mission ' " d „,_r.'''''
to the Board of Foreign Missions The recorn• ; 'AL' ""' morel to proceed to "" ° " 1 """ "'di
mendation was laid on the table for future con . dote for Judge, which was agreed to, and the con.
sideration. ,
• , elati derided,derided, by • large majority.
to vote by
1 marking. The following is the rots on Judge
The Committee on union prevented their re. '
port. The following. are On principal points ; Thames Mellon. .. r.. 4.1 --
en/helloed in it. The time f,negotiation has J I. Kuhn. It In i i
pa.ined.that for deeisiorrhae m. i arrive...l Is is re . F.. II °",n, e " I. I :
commended to synod to -there Limon with Iho A. Si'. Foster.
l t,
1 , . I . I eo l ch , for the fellow' reasons . An i After the first ballot, Mr. Brush presented a letter
..o•orpe r em.n g union could not ie made without ; from Mr. Feiner, withdrawing his name. Mr. Brush
eating
. i.,
tit.. In the min., of God. is ~,s,„l, I •tated Oust the letter should have been presented be
ns/ever oh . .oenention of the Reformed Presby. , r'''`" the ballot an" hod.
Leman Choi. , . nib the Reformed Presbyterian Atter the third ballot,Sir.F ..
kin inead that Mr.
Mt all .
i ba d deelarod unanimously nernmated, ribieh
world. 05 the urld. The indications of Prost- •
deuce forl,l 'o At large number of the minis• ; '.. Adjourned th b. 2e. v.
try rind peoply are opposed to the deetenction I
. 4 ~,,,,,,„, 5 „., 0 „ ... _ Th0 coot . oott „. woo , at two
of our ore it., ,non The basis is not satisf.• . o'clock, and at once proceeded to mark for ...didaies
tory col co - 1 ! :,./ as a substitute for our testi- : for all the offices but Assemble, as follows.
mous. 5t... , -, is its forbearance; it totems:un- I s. eor..
glee hum, ''.ceeings with divine truths; con. ' F. II Irish., city . r.o 7o
founds t h e i.. ms of the church's communion, I .. 1 W F White. Sewickley...32 27
he , Joss ant contain the principles of the Re- 1 J Hero. Feeler, city. 52 1 7
formed Presbyterian Church on the headships of ; bid( net Ailon.ry.
Ctirist, he It further recommends that the JNI Kirkpatrick. city.. ..5c 51 :'.l e'.
sub.jeut of union by confederation be laid en the ii. ii Clltnah., Birtallant.l2 5
.1 B Miller', city.. ...... .. 47 e 5 lid au
table for the present. The report was made the li H Rip 7 pey ,.... Cit.].
, 19 9 -
order of the day for to-morrow morning, at It
o'clock. Aaron Floyd, City... .• . .33 47 50 57
After some routine business, Synod adjourned , II I Coulter ~ S Fayette... 29 32 39 7 0
by prayer. Wm A Herron. rift Cl 39 25
,Both Day. —Synod met in the same place, at I B Davison, Wilkins..... 7 5
IL o'clock, and engaged, pursuant to agreement, • •tohn A Sergeant, city .16 to
for half an hour In devotional exercises, Rev. G. Faint. Asper, city .. a 3
It. AUldillan occupying the chair. Rev. Dr. Covonistiont,
'.2 . 1
Thompson, of Buffalo, participated In the elm.. IMMO Milli, Wilkins.. ..13 20 17
G. C Bowers, Peebles _. fi
cues.
L J Fleming, Peebles 32 30 3; fi
Proceeded to business. Minutes of preceding I: W Cook, Ill'Clure 5 2
meeting read, and after correction, approved. D Robinson, Chastises "1 29 17 13
Committee on Supplies reported In part, after Jena. Brauff', S. Pittsb'h.24 IS 42 lec
which, committee on the Theological Seminary Rad M'Clarren,Findley..l9 9
presented their report, recommending Synod to Richd Boyee, S Fayette-. 3
proceed forthwith to the election of a Professor, .1.,,. Boyd, West Deer..... 1
to fill the vacancy: and that the Board of True- 'leo Ilmnilten, city.. 11 15 12
tees should raise, during the year, the sum of l' it Kincaid, city
$20,000 for the endowment of the professorships. Auditor.
On motion, it was made the order of the day Dar Cornelius', Sew'kly_37 53 54
'Sennett Lake, Elizabeth_ 13 3 T
after the disposal of the Union question. ; IL. Seeley, Franklin 14 9 0
Rev S. L Finney was appointed na delegate It s Oilliford, Tarentum.... 19 20 12
to attend the meeting of the General Aesembly, A C Hutton, city....... . ... 1 1
which is to hold its sessions in the city of Pitts. Wm N Burchfield, I'eoli's.26 25 22
burgh next year; Rev. T. W. J. Wylie to be his M Lipp, East Ilimarghatn. 5
alternate. TAt Little, city. .11 3 1
Moved by Re,. Joe. 51111illan that when Synod W N Haymaker, Patton. 5 7 1
adjourns finally, it shall be to meet In the First Astern-.
R. P. Church, Allegheny city, on the 3d Wedoes-
Al T Anderson' ...... .....S2
day of May, 1860, al 7.) o'clock P. st. - Director of Poor.
,foe Atilt.. fie
The hour of 10 o'clock having arrived, Synod
.1,. Kelly to
proceeded to the order of the day, viz , the con- II Chalfant- ,
aideration of the report of the special committee John Young, Jr i
on the subject of union with the United Pres- After the above ballades., Convention look a re
byteriae Church. tees till ii o'clock.
Dr, McLeod read the report again, and staled Evening Seesion.—The Convention re-assembled at
that he would make a few remarks by way of 71 o'clock. Mr. Myler offered the following resolu
explanation. Oa the 24th of May, 1809, twelve t i". 'hid' was agreed to'
ministers and elders met In 'this city and re. tbo s atnly T t t e t to h = l :l ri.T.,".`" q.,'..r.m.r1.1.;,`,7,
solved that o Synod of the Reformed Preehyter (Mad by sold rule, shall to entitled to one Representative, to
Han church should be organized. We are here be nominated by the Convention at largo.
to-day to decide whether or not that organization The Convention then proceeded to ballot as fol
is to 00 continued. In this matter we should loan
rise above a mere party spirit—above all that is
unworthy and ealfieh in its spirit.
There exists such a diversity of sentiment
throughout the church on the subject of union
that it was difficult for the oommillee to arrive
at a conclusion; this however they have done
with entire unanimity.
He went into a history of conventions, and
said the Reformed Presbyterian Church has
done all she expected to do—made an experi.
ment. There was no pledge given that she would
carry on negotiations. The U. P. Church is
only making an experiment herself. Let ue
wait and see how it works.
Dr. hlclklillan, another member of the com
mittee, said we cannot do our work as well in
any other church as in this. I hope we will not
exist for 20 years. But let tts wait till we get a
better. Some have said they will not go into that
church; they would rather go into other churches.
It Is clear, then, that no boo churches in the land
will hold us If we disband. Our ship is etrong
and sea worthy—there aro rotten planks In the
U. P. ships. Let us remain in our own chip.
The vessel is not on fire; there is no storm—there
is nothing to fear. It may be that in a few years
we will go on board their ship, or they will come
on board ours. But let us wait till their chip its
sea-worthy.
After prayer Synod adjourned for the day, for
the purpose of accepting the invitation of Geo.
If. Stuart, Esq., to visit his country seal, at
Spring Brook.
S. A. Bowe h Co. have Just opened their It. Cream
Saloon fur the season, where the lovers of this deli
cacy can be supplied at all boars of the day and eve
ning, together with all the etceteras. They keep con
stantly on band every kind of plain and fancy cakes
and confectionery, manufactured from the best ma
terial and got op by competent workmen. Wedding
and other parties supplied on short notice and in the
very beet style.
Sutra the introduction - of the Finkle Sewing Ma
chine, by J. L. Cunaghan do Co., Federal street, Al
legheny, many that have heretofore been considered
good have been to a great extent abandoned. t
Notice to Builders and Contractors.
FINITE UNDERSIGNED (formerly foreman
for Rowland Parry) would respectfully inform those
for whom he Ime done work, and the public generally, that
be la now prenatal to furalab elsts,or pot oo Blow loony
to the moot approved isattnar. OMent fOo• /Wean* or Re.
palsies of Blau Bode (If left it the eke of Alm Lough
lin, oxanof of Etas ass ate Lb. Ces4 'Mb me* will
ho m Mallttehaftl tO. . Tiac9us FARO. -
The Republican County Convention,
Aseroddst—lsi District. 1. n.
Wm Varnum. 70
Jos W Lewis 10
Jag Caldwell 7
J Ludwig Koathen 10
Siegmund Loew ...... 3
John W Riddell 21
2d Dictrict.
David A Prouty • 01
David L Smith- '0
R P 37
CM Robinson
3d District.
C L Goehring•, Reserve CO
(leo Whitesell, Indiane...l6
Wm A Anderson, " 5
John Mitchell, Ohio
D E Adams 2
13 II Allen 3
411, District.
It E Boyard•, Peebles....7l
Wm Douglas, Elisaboth...44
(leo W Irwin, Lawrence..
Yost Ruch, Pitt 3
51A District.
All Burns, Findley...... 23 16
Wm Espy', L St C1air......45
WmlPerkins, Chartiers....lo
John Riddle, Robinson.... 7
W C Aughinbaugh, 1
.1 W Williams, W Pitts...l4 5
W J Backhouse, Moon-- 7 -
I
J R.M'Bwen
• Nominated
Mr. Nevin moved that the President be authorized
to appoint tho Executive Committee of 13 authorized
by the rules. Agreed to.
Mr. Ekiu offered the following resolution, which
was agreed to :
Resolved, That se pledge ovineilvaa to me all toe and hen.
°sable meeme,to promote the ekctlon of the Ticket tbu day
nominated.
Upon motion of the same gentleman, Mr. Kirk
patrick was invited to address the convention. Mr.
K. came forward and was received with loud cheers.
Ile said.that, although defeated, he would support
.the ticket cheerfully. After Some well timed re
marks, he urged the Republicans to sink all animos
ities and bard feelings, and. to rally as one man to
the support of their principles and their candidates.
ITU address was conceived in the most excellent
spirit, and was received by the convention in the
same tamper.
Mr. - Ekin, from the Committee on Resolutions, re
ported the fallowing resolutions, from the majority
of the committee:
That an realms tbeipladpbes of the Itspnbll•
ma Nat West pmtrerm its adopted by Me phoadelphie Con.
viatica cc Imo. The emblLum principles-this aneaclated
ham a Stem hold on the see:thaw of thaw*, s a d are m
etambuice whrt the* tat of Pha Pim atrial , L ijv
confident of a eosins trfosaphin the momentous Prmiden
tial:Amitrat, now raplar approaching.
Respired. That we demurral such a revieion of (ha Tarif aa
will were adequato protection to American industry.
Rem/red, That the revolt of the recent triads la the rail
road calia, [lnfant the U. B. Court In thin city, conch:Wryly
demonstrato the advantage and nreeesity of andjeming the
railroad s bier I phone of the city and county tootle teat of
legal Romany. and we demand as our right that nil the rail
road.aLaeriptiove shall ho subnititt• I to jury trial, and the
most thorough legal inrestigation.
ftese:rtd, That the priaitedings by writs or ulandstans
against the city and comity In these ea. ere are against all
Justice and right, a practical denial of the legal Investiga
tion and Scrutiny which ire have • right to lute upon, and
a blob we do lomat eenteleur that ouch a terntiny wltl
demountriue that the bond Laiders have not that ainliabl,
claim upon us which ha. been 11 ,, t up by them.
Mr. Mate moved to mid to the report tha foam,-
That this CortV¢ltalttl reaffirm the reso
lutions of March 21, 1559, in relation to the liability
of the county fur subscriptions made to railroads,
and the action of the courts in the premises.
Mr. Nevin offered the following resolutierts as a
minority report:
Retedred. That th.• seri. of resolutmos reported and
adoptsel at the Republican of
atria° 31.1 of March
last, do not fairly reflect the sentiment of the party, and are
without nor sanction sir approval.
!fetal., f, That this Ccnvention, rectgnizin the mprem
my of law, Is willing to refer all questions affectin,r, the
liabllity of the cities and ronnty, for the bowl. Issued by
[ham for Railroad porpeuen td the prep jodnisi trebnnals
for Renal settlement.
Mr. Allttnthant moved to lay the minority report
on the tabla. On that motion the yeas and nays
were called, and resulted n. follow!: Yeas 50, nays
13.
Ynoo- AlLeghato, Barton, Bishop, Buchanan,
Burchfield, Carroll, Collier, Dawson, Dickson,
David Donaldson, Drays, Drum,
„Evans,
S. W. Ewing, W. 11. Ewing, Finley, Franclf, Gard
ner, Hamilton, Harrison, Waning!, Ilorhach, Hoare,
Holtz, King, Lee, Leech. Leonard, Lonerbach,
Lynch, Marshall, Moore, Morrison, Myler, McClure,
MeMasters, McNeil, Negley, O'Neal, Pillow, Porter,
J. K. Scott, Shanks, Shaw, George Speer, A. Speer,
Stevenson, Thompson, Townsend, Wallace, Walters,
Williston, Winebiddle, Wright and Wylie—SO.
Nays—Aiken, Thomas Collins, Dilworth, Goehr
ing, Ilohymen, Little, Morrow, Malan°, Jonathan
Neeley, Nevin, Redmond, C. Robb, James Robb-13
After considerable discussion, during which a large
number of delegates left, Mr. Negley said that, as
the convention had thinned cut, there being less
than a quorum preterit, and it being now ten
o'clock, be moved to lay the whole matter on the
table, which was agreed to.
The convention then adjourned.
Telegraphic
Meanie,: os, June 1 ,Attorney general Blank, under the
instrorthin of the President, has replied to the Jo nt letter
of the Ut.h Judger , on tho olden ut the military fdr, with
which tho Court for the ttecond Dian - itt a u nttended, du
ring the term recently held et Provo City.
On the whole, the Pttbdont Ter, decidedly of the opin
ion, Flret--That the Governor of the Territory alone ha.
power to Iwo,. a n4El6llluu upon the commeodion General
for the whole or part of the army. - Second—That there war
no opparent crmasion for the prteento of Om troop, at Provo.
Third—That If a re.ooe of the prisoocr• in custody hut been
attempted, it war the duty of the Marshal, and not of the
Jade, toen the force which might he Dereassty to
present It. Fo ommo urth—That the troops ought not to hove been
not to Prot o withont the colieltrinoce of the Governor, tor
kept there anginal hi. remonstrance. Fifth—That the dis
regard of there principle and rnlre of onion lids twee ID
many wet. extremely unfortenatn.
i 1 —The iii.nerni Ai.arinhly wdtawlreJ it.%
liot night. Comini..ion to inventigate 11,0
complaint,' Apkitod tha Hop, Mil...inlay ellibr•rmt
We fidlowlog Sti.arnit,l'atterimo, Brai
nerd. Allen, Curtin, Wand and Foster, and Merin - , Ileimein,
Jevirrip sal l'inne.n. The Asmirobly eritf.l.l
the moat prikr effi harm an.l nine the
Itonroi 1,. 1 --Th. Au hm rto Pahl II r•to
i.t eve.rAng at he ..r.•
m.leA, and made the apning opeech, to which Alr NV , iphy
oponda.l. ry.e.c bey wem Mau mad., by Chlef Jnatice Shaw,
Pramd.ut Walter, of Harvard College, Senator Wilvon,
Mawr Agmata., Anson Burlingame, and oth.ra. .% letter
from I%lward excnaing him.clf from niteudaureomm
read.
/rshA r , p,rt that In 1,, i-untrra to
and h a • I n.,01 tly Prominent
.„ c 0„,,,, o r 0 ,, r There is no troth In
the rhpurt, that John P. Cru4t...ta eler . te.l h. Congrr—a from
the , Third D,.1 ri. - t It it t,prrt...l Ural Mr I...h . Ler Is very
11 , at h me
Sr L., I. —The °vet land n.nil of the 9th has ar
'red. The th•ir• le onhuportnut
The rnoolcivel eterrion et t,h44 A n,e1... the 1, rtznltcd
n the deh.,t the nituth.trmtion el3.llCler. wa rP
-
0111
•
• . . er
le re. 11.ga Temple and Y.thsu t 11 , u, tr. Ito erarron, f is. •
puree of taro thousand dollar, sae shinnue. tnade
three straight h.. In the tithe ...If , . u7l.a. 2..
Coo 50.,, June 1.---The annual election of the Di
rectors of the .1 sista gailtmul t,ok place to-day. It
resulted strongly in faros of the Nowharry ticket.
This iectires hndging the 111696mippi at Clinton, and
repudiates the Turuer policy of bridging at Lyons,
thus Tr Enc., ins the ..liffiulty heretofore existing to a
4,11111,,n w•th the Chicago. lowa ,t Nebraska
Nos.!. TL , Lumber of shares represented ie 20,000.
Haut A , , June 1, 4 so I'. M - The .teoroship
America, fr. m Liverpool the 2lst init., has just
eon 9icriallm bol.w. line now:, will ho immediately
dispat.-bed Lr Saukville, N. C , at iihieh' piano the
expre4e will he due tudtiors...4 morning. It is all
right oheut the steamer Amerira (wing thin
hum
Ln , 1 , 1 II tc..Lane 1.--The river is falling rapidly,
with 1 feet inches water in the canal, and only 4
leet en the Fortleuil Ear. The Southerner,ii %rape
shot, two French eel Harri win Bri-dge• are a7tiund
hero.
N.,r .1, June -The 0.3.1..4 war .3 dart
1,,,11,21•41.1 t•. the 'lay, was wl.l,aal
4,Ltely 1.7 the NV,..t In.ltc, The xl.•op.of.wrat
Peciplo oral fall In n few ,layg the of Mex-
1C tsun •tt, June 1.--The St titi till atoning
ntmee that counties in Virginia give hatcher
a.: on majority for lieneenor.
Sr. Lot Is, June I.—The river has risen about
Iwo inches in the last 21 hours The weather
ii clear and very warm
1 . 1., kW , . JULIO --The failure of a large sugar
importing house Of this city is reported.
Si nricen's Pt - L.31021a Starr.—We copy from
the Philadelphia L•dyer the following notice of
Dr. Sohenk's l'ulroonic Syrup, and we do so the
more readily, from the feat that we learn from
Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, of' 140 Wood street, that he
has Been Mr. Simpson, personally, and has con
versed with him in regard to his case. Dr. Key
ser, in his recent vieit to Philadelphia, has seen
numbers of cases of coneumption which have
been cured by the Pulmonic Syrup. He says
that the Doctor's office is daily crowded with pa
tients to consult him and take his remedies.
Ma. EDITOR . —I wish to make known, through
the columns of your paper, to the public, the
following statement:—My son, George T. Simp
son, has been for several years afflicted with pul
monary consumption, having a scrofulous ten
dency; we tried various medical treatments, but
nothing seemed to give any permanent relief. I
was advised to take him to Europe, which I did
remaining moat of the time in France, and re
turning home with him vary little improved.
We then called on Dr. Schenck with a view to as
certain by means of his reepirometer the exact
condition of hie lunge, a careful diagnosis was
made, and we found that his left lung was very
much diseased, and that he was suffering also,
from a chronic inflammation of the muccus mem
brane of the other. With our consent, the Doc
tor took him to his residence, below Bristol, Ps.,
where he remained under his charge about eight
weeks, and in that short space of time, I am
very happy to state, he effected his cure. Ilia
cough.and night sweets,. which were very pro
fuse, have ceased entirely, and all other bad
symptoms have disappeared—his breast, which
was fiat and contracted, has expanded four inch
es; be has gained in flesh amazingly; his pulse,
which was never less than 140, is now down to
SO. I make this statement in order that others,
who may be afflicted in like manner, may know
what course to pursue. lam convinced I never
saw so great change in any person in so short a
time. Tnos. Simms.
Any one desiripg further informatlon,•by call
ing on, or addressing Thomas Simpson & Sons,
924 Pine street, Philadelphia, will be cheerfully
answered. •
Sold by Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, No. 140 Wood
street.
FREIOIIT FOR ST. LOUIS.-150 tons
Ito Woad Tont f 4. 1. ,St. Louis. Coots wonting fro ItOtt
will apply to ll4 ItooltON d CO, Irta Liberty st.
OLIVE OIL-150 doz. piuts and quarts
for wide by IL L. PALLIESTOOK k 00.,
roy3t No. 60, corner Wood sod Fourth otreeta.
00 11A1li--11/0 sacks in store and for
H
by my 9 ISAIAII DICE-EY *. CO
PDITCII.-25 bids of Pitch on hand and for
oda by my . .3 .DINEM t COOWSY.•`"
OATS -5W bus in store and for sale bpi••
au= ROBF.RT DICKEY, 118 I.lbrrty
EXMYOIL-10 bb6 to arrito ou stesui* .
B.P. llibbord, for me by MAIM! DICKEY k
CEDAR BUCKETS -130 doz in store and
for rale by fny23 _ ISAIAH DICKEY* W.
. _
LOUISVILLE LIMEL-200 hbls in storeand
for We by ~,n ISMAIL DICKEY ft W.
NEICW.—It. CHEESE--I UU his new cut
use Cheese et J. H. CANFIELD & WS.
.
Aiii.iNG, — ;:f s bbls dry salted Herring
In owe sod if rWs by ATWELL, Lee & co.
BXSK.I4I' WILLOWS-51 Imils Ohio now
bhodinebr sale by ISAIAH DICKEY a CO.
TENN. FLOUR-11A sks now landing from
rteamer Ids May. sod fur We by
rffy2l /EMMY DICKEY & CO.
____.
POTATOES-100 bblo. for enlo by
mill lIHNEY IL COLLIN&
MAPLE SUGAR-10 b 13171 Maple Sugar
ANA leg reed by my 23 WATT k WILSON.
MACKEREL -25 kitts No. 1 extra just
ill reed and for ma. by ROBERT DIRKET.
EATILER-50 sides fair Solo _Leather;
3 dox.. Upper do
mr33 WATT WILSON.
SO. SS -- 12 tea. Evans it Swift's S
s O. Hos. for We by mails WATT mum.
CWOKING &WINO-450 bozea New V* ,
V lode twwis* Itzmuta a ANDISISON. -
,
Commercial.
E. Oars, V. P., P. R. Dr.rx,r, Wm. EL Wtuzirs, 0E. , . I)
PiTTSBUILOEI =Ant :LETS.
Erparled 2prrially for tile Pi.24burgMl !.net,
rrrbErscr,n, Tnc . r.scrAT. Jort 2, Issl
FLOE a--t Lent were no «Jes reported; elle. tree, Jo., of
{this In lota at $13,2546,. , for ntter, $G,;;;;:c ler Extra,
and
e 7,375517,30 for Penally do—lodloatlne adult nod
dodlo-
Ina market.. Ftje Flour, sal, sof Z.O bb!. tram .tore at $3,87.
GRA Iff—eAlea at depot of ISO Lses t l3ta at fed 31 fbe
Bye, 1 , I) to 1 from eon , at 67. Wheat. tu,d,
store at $1,40, nod ICIO do eho,oe at . 51,50.
11130C1,381W5-68h-+ of 5 hhde Suear at S.
PROVISIONS--6alra of 21,000 !t Bacon at far
ShanWen.. for and 10Li for plain liar.. t..ri,J
Wet. 1 teaat 114.
I'l9ll-4%lra bhhi ilalstax Ilerrtug at ?5.1;x, and 1J
half bbIR io :; Mark. 1,1 at V. 1.;;,.
POTATUES—sIr. of 100 144,, of SV.A , And '2Z. , I.lteh
:0490.
ac:otah.. at 13 0 000.
EMENMEiIiMI
WOOL -3 Woof 3,500 PA gokrte 0.16,1 to
The weatliet woo namln nary warm yesterday ¶h, ricer
was still falling. with about an ty metal mark
111..11u...hi, Ida May arrived with a I ir.in Cinclo
natl. Ph , . nine through all tho shoals and .Itll.kaands, noon
to Howie, without sticking. Ti, , Glenu,.o,l la en the
waybetwean her. and ethrhalid. The Ida May passed elm
Prop - , corenal with wat, up to the Fret deck. Chu wal
probably has her caret) inine•L at least the m ajar psrt nl
it. the Mauna Graham, who., manliest we publiahed
aeverid days Gone, Cam,. in yesterday. n lint. , behind her
U•13:11 time. :Th.. had a . G.ry maall"ad, IhGfriPan at the
ler., owing to tto loom ,, oI [ha riwer, is merely
omlcal. Batas that ge . out ma all can carry et good
rates. The Ids Hey C4lll,:ncea /Gam. to-Jay for
Cincinnati. . .
The Immatigation of 111. , h !I. 2° , 4. PILb of
the steamboat Cedar Rapid.. rhsro,.l umn , :mmlbtrr, ta,
by mmeent, ikt for Tharblay bolt st 1" r 1/b.rmct Comt
at Ft. Louie. •
The St fouls Democrat, of MOndey. !his
The bllssisslppl it falling pretty tact all the way Iron
Memphis, and the Pacitle reports the lower river (*Oleg as a:1
point.. (rem New Orleans to the month. end the lonudated
doltrirta Gut appearing above water. Plantation hurtle err
seen In gangs, actively at work planting, along the shore..
almost before the water has left the land. It Le.no char
to dry before planting. us the negroon wade along th,ongli
the ylrlding mod, and plant or bury the corn woh their
UM.. There wee not notch dologon the levee yeaterdey
The Silver Neve and Jacob Poe, both deeply loaded, ported
op to Pittsburgh. The Dacotah has 401) tons em board trout
Blttehorgh for New Orleans, and the EMIL. came In from
Pittsburgh will n peel loud for et. Louts. The Mephle ee
Aral from )lemphla, crooded waft people. and full of out.
tan. Thu Belle Creole I^ in honl show, enonto fur Ft.
Lucile, with a good trip. The Wen°na is bait Iran Ns.h
elite, with a g , od trip of iron. The Key West arrived from
Pittsburgh with ffo tons,7o of which is for
- • •
...The Progress etruck arock in tooyari on taturdsb and
shipped several Inches watwr. N.he wes beaches' and • bu!lt
head GO.IrCICIMI, and as soon Cr tho water is pumped but
the will ,II
to Pittsburghfur repairs. DIA Maclay and
PrIDIM Dutton rvolvlprwd 700 bides, anal the "Inds,. a Int wf
tobacco on be!. The 4;endalt• also gave her 70 Wales C. 4100.
Import• by River
CINCINNATI. l.r IdiMsy—leo libds &
5 Wm whisky, Hitchcock k or, e 0,, do, Loomis & co, 8 do
do. 1 do ntin , lzion, 2 co t:• ire4arn & ur; 11 laa rods, 5
Ws, do, Isorbor, 1 trunk, I &AI, Cn ni.h.clishi & co; 2 Ic
dried beef, WIle,o; 4 pkgs yarn ruck, p leiu be, penmtk
Et.: 2 ran. pain killer. Ilewlerettu 6 Ur, broynsts.
ter.,in; I trunk, .7 H Weldin.
Telegraphle Markets
Eta' Vmix,Jave I.—Cotton quiet; Nal, 70) bale.. Fl , ur
mita 7100 bbl. at 0,354.1,M for elate. Wheat bo, , y
ralca 32,1700 bunt. at sl,kin ter ..Liar, $1,c.:.^311,73 fr
tailed Minute., and $1 35g1,40 Pr !.11'w•nk-e t.:1.1, C.rn
huoyant; mlea 10,0en,bosti at 02(¢03 hUr whit, 11, , et $ll. ,
6031514,.:0. Pork quiet at $17,12;4 for imes. Lard 11
Or. Wblaky firm at 20!4/4427. Butter stcady; lu,,t`
16. Cut meats heavy. Iron Ftaady at $45. III," dm,'
Tallow dull at 11._ , n .ear atemdy a: blolasaea
ateadr, Porto Ilion .. Cattle Market-0,v,, re.
cAlpin WO; priepa deci-int•l aale^ at 13 fr'r
pre m, e`eraKo Price. w. I. 10
retalpts o.e.
the market le nal, and i.r a 1,, her. au Ina 1.001.0 i, I,
ceipta 00010 the ram-het la aria. at dn'l
, deady; .0 flock bland 1.; Coal
Central 1.. It. ill.' 1111,
Igan Emithern, auar s anieed, 31; New V.,. k Ceat,al
lirding Et; hriewairi SI XPII h *lens L CLikago .4;
Michlaan Ceniral 4
I, Juno r demand at p:00& . 6,71
miperritia. Wheat mora action, and uric, :,910, per
intah !surlier Corn to demand at yeatcrday'e price, 0400
maintained in prices, bat without much demand. Mora
Pork; W.. of 1000 IGla at $16,00r, 16,62!.4. Lard laid at
11!,i. Bulk and Bacon 11.ita are bolt firmly, but theta I.
little doing. Sugar 7 , 14.7 h: for good fair. Elolazens 39
There Is no thane In the money, esehango maraot.
Pitn.inutrata, June 1 For Flour thr den.and ha. In.
creased, mid pricer/Are brown talon of 20/0 bble good tuner
due At $6, , tif.s7, and 2, nO WI at Dora, and filer
for rafro (sooty. To the trade, price. r ufro at r:e,S,5O for
counnon and fanny brand , Ityo Floor and Coro Meal are
golet at $1,75 1,1; the It,. men nod $3.574u for the latter.—
%lout rather better; sales of Creolt bush at $16fu;4, 7 1,70 for
red, and ,51,70(5,i1,50 for uhite. Ilya commands 92, and
Curt;is acme at 91, allwit,.l{. ash" of tbOU boat,. Ostf la
to batter demand, with rain, of ZOOU boob at 42. WhIAY
dm - lining: sales at L'7,42,..
liner stoat, June I.—Flour quiet 101 l arm at $7, , ,7,15.
Wheat unchanged at 11.7041,9, for shito, and . 1,!0041,15
f.,r rod. Corn tbm nt Sfoopfn for 3 ell o ur. awl 1510,1 f,
alute Pnn-iftians dull; lowan 91.1.. •• rno-- Fork 910,00
IV Lltby dell, but priers arm.
ficgulat o tlcamert3.
1859 Beason Arrangement 1859
1..0U1S AND 1:3 . f. PAUL.
HAIL] . NORTHERN LIV E
PACK CTS F.IIL 0 A LEN A, DUBUQU
MILL W ATM, AND Sr. PAUL—It , following ew f ft. uml
mnKniCunl elslo wheel slea=erl Vtil fulnpme 1111 e lino I,
couttrig tear, leaving na
M0w1.v......11KN1tY CLAY...
b10nde,.......
To.oday CANADA ....
Taowhy......PE3IBINAW
Wedlueodey..LUClE MAY
avt
Alforl.
th.
' J. 13.E.11,Z
W,..loearlay..AUNT LETTY ..... CI.,
Thunday....3ISTROIVLITAN •' TR. HAW,
Tburenlay....BllNN E.YrA ELLLE... •• 'C. B. 11111.
YndAy .1)):W DROP N. W. NlTlrrt
Friday.. Clllll' KSVA Cra(•rtor.
f•mardny . DK\ MA Ili{
L EW INti • Gre-cco.
. .
The Northern Lion has been In succeesfol operation tltv•
log the past year, and for regnlarity. comfort and perfect
re,tability in t eery respect, has tinter lxensurpasea-d by any
organiration on the Western rivers. flaying addrd six new
slaw/aura to the Line. they laa sow prepared to off, increas
ed facilities for the tr,...action of all busturas entrustod to
them, sad hope to merit a continmtion of the Itheral pat.
rouser heretol4re tar liberally bestutscd upon then..
For any informatt 'II that may Ice rencired. apply at the
Wharf Boat, at the foot o 1 Loccat atrott.., or at the Northern
Line Packet Mee. No a Commercial street. I.eta - een °llya
and Leenst. WARDE G ,LIALEIL, EY,ocr.tl
tar2.....eamd
.VISSOURI RI i'Ek
_ _ _
Notice to Dita•onrl 11.1wer Shippers anti
WE hare inaile un arrangemeut
!lb IiIP Iltwagari tart Pacaut aut.
panty by which we can give through rat. from Patahurati
tor pwweogrus and freight to sli Laura uu tho Mtwout i
at. For further particular., apply to Linen, 84.1012,
Co., Steam Bost Ageuta, cruet. Water and Market etre...,
who axe authorised to contract fur us.
MCBRIDE Co.•(late of Pittshurgh,)
mrl2-.4lkwtf T No. 49 Commarctal at, it. lonia. Mo.
Ei.IULAR TUESDAY PACK
AL ET FOR ZANE-WILLS—The am, yew
steamer EMMA ORAILA3.I, Capt Mantas Arra, alit lease
for the above awl ll:it...medium purls EVERY TUESDAY,
at 1 u'eltxk P. M. Fur height or mass, apply ou
['card. eel{ FLACK, BARNES k CO.„ 4,'..
enctnnatt,'&7.
OR CINCINNATI R LOUIS-
F
VILLE—The rplcodid pa_enocer atearnrr
IDA Capt.. John C. Reno, 1N.. , for the anovo and
all laterrondiato pr on Pitt DAY, tllt, 3,llndt. ror frelzht
or passage apply on board mw
FLACK, BARKES A CO. tir,"ta.
CINOLNNATI AND LOU
ISTILLE—The. Cto,, low water etesioer.
IittaTLY(IS, Capt. It. 11. P.M., rill Icare for the aboro
and all intermediate porta tou Tilln DAY, 2.d haat, at 10
o'clock A. M. For [might or paaaagn apply on board or to
my3l FLACK. OAEV ES A CO., A.
Fat hate Superior.
OE LAKE
312 Johnf staunch ntorruer NORTIIERN
I. Gli, 1.11111113,, 31.ter. will run fron==
Obta, lo Lake Supertor, el a regular , packet, dart', the re,
son. Will leato Cleryland on her Ur.t. trap
TI.L.S DAY.
the .J lonnut freight or passage apply on board
ur to ItANNA, ts IlltereON ,
Cleveland, Ohin.
Attu Orleans, &r.
F____ ~_........ ...,... . _
OR CAIRO, MEMPIIIS AND '--
-...,.
HEW ORLEANS.—The tine ntoaecer.l.o ---,---
FttENIONT, Capt. Stackdala,w ll i i1.41 . {. C., the nburu and all
Intern:miler porta on THIS DAY llml lo,t. Sur freight or
Pa..." apply on board or to
nut . : FLACK, BARNES & CO„ Agit.
IV ILLAILD lIARVJEC V £ CO
84 MAIDEN LANE, AND 17 CEDAR STREET;
tiEIV YORK.
PA. P Tr. R. NV A. R. IC .I=l OLT S
Entry description of
WRAPPING, PRINTING AND WRITING
PAPER,
ON BAND OIL BABB to 00051,,..,
FANCY, cOLOBED AND TISSFA
TILOTTLNG PAPERS, ENVELIyp E , "
Straw and Bonnet Board,
H 0 11-Ec-b-
TWINE
WILLNILD lIARNEY & CO.,
84 Maiden Lana and 17 Cedar Serest,
NEW YORK.
HEMP, COTTON, FLAX AND LINEA ,
vir Nlv S
DIPORT. MCD
CORDAGE
Of every description
OrYTTON. •MITE, MANILLA LIND A.NIZSIOAN 1111111,
ROPE,
Tarred OWL Meiling Lines, Otiling
SEINE TWINES,
SHOE TURPAIL WICK, end •I I kind. opt
CORDS AND LINES.
an97ol;evidirebelei
GAB FROM ROSIN OIL
Mt MUD
.F.A.1"1"1" FTATIEO
1 THE HIGH ILLUMINATING PROPER
-•.i. TIES of Gas from Reel, and oleaginous set:steno,
Itarealways made them a favorite material to; the rearm
factare of Illuminating Oa.. Many Gas Companies use Loa
fa with Cod, iv outer to supply their cuatomors with • Atm
,getrior Quality of Gm.
ROSIN OIL le entirely free from all those and rekui• mecca,anb
codeyields at once, its Brinell niaminstln g to,.
g Ornal Mt of the apparatus tar the mitill•
fp‘tut. of coal pot ogether with the attention and expellee
iPM tly required, sod the dilliculty, II not impossilebly,
of e tirely separating the oAwholcsome, deleterious rod
offs N o games, generated In roal, render the ROSIN OIL
RATIIS chespor and more desirable to every way.
ATM, of 376 Broadway, Net York , has detoted his
re attcution to the manufacturealid saloof Portable Gm
Apparatus, and he respeetfully calls the attention Of the
public to his present complete anus efficient machine
Perfect astUfactlon to the parchiser gunniniaid in every
cue. for further Information address
fl. COATP.S, 370 Broadway, Now York;
Jyßdatedly or DAVID 11. WTLLLAM.A , Pittsburgh, Pa.
PAINTS IN OIL of various colon for solo
by •vts W. MACK SOWN, 167 Liberty W.
FATIIEBS-2 large aks prime Western,
received and for alto by J. &LIGGETT CO. .
CEMENT -100 bbl. 3. fur bale by
.1 , 29 lIHNRY H. Houma.
DIG LEAD-125 Pigs for sale by
HENRY 11-COLLTRa.,
POT ASII-4 tusksjust received and for
.1. bY (.7 21 1 ATWELL, LEH k co.
-
TENN. CORN-1000 bus. in store and for.
I.by ttly7 IBAIAII DICKZY kW
l i ntlE-200 bble. for sale by
EEats - -2srgehind, fOr atile bY
sp6 BOUT MM.
- 1
407
• ,at,
I M IS