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AT U RDAY MORNING
JAMES BUCHANAN
(.V i to the decision of thr Nuti.tal (immulym.)
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
CANAL
GEORGE SCOTT, 'Or COIXIMA
AUDITOR =MAL:
JACOB FRY, Jr., Mo:oroolrEßT Co
TIDIOTHIC IVES, I.,yrnaL Couvrr.
Si lIERS who intend removing on the first
i.r April will please leave notice at the counting
1,.0m of this office.
MISS DUTTON AND BEECHER GUNS
The editor of the Journal don't like the man
ner in which we spoke of Miss Dutton and her
gun. lie even suspects that we were ordered to
write that article by the President of the United
States, and that we are in daily expectation of a
fat advertisement as our reward. if our neigh
bor could once speak independently himself he
would be able to appreciate a little better the
perfect freedom with which the Post utters its
free convictions on all proper subjects. But the
man who advocated the fugitive slave bill in 14i - 30
because a Whig was President, and then urged
artuetresistauce to its execution in 1834 because
a Democrat was President, can know very little
about editorial independence or integrity. The
man who rejoiced when an officer of the law was
murdered in Boston while doing his sworn duty
can no doubt desire a civil war in Kansas. The
Americans are a law abiding people generally,
and always will be while they make the laws
themselves, and can unmake them if they don't
like them. And that is the case in Kansas.
Three to one of the voters of that territory, we
are told, and truly,:are in favor of a free State.
Its first legislature passed some laws in favor of
,Livery. Its second legislature can and will re
peal them. There is the simple, cheap and
peaceful remedy, and every one would say it was
the only proper remedy if there was not a Presi
dent tof.lect this year. A civil war and a little
bloodshed, the fanatics suppose, may help to
elect an abolitionist, so they repudiate all peace
ful remedies, and go in for a fight. But no, they
don't "go in " fora fight themselves ; they mere
ly urge others to fight so far away that they will
lie safe from the slaughter and calamity. None
or these red-mouthed advocates of civil war in
far-off Kansas will ever he seen in that territory
while there is a chance of bloodshot'. They will
stay at home, and he practically non-resistants.
Yankee school-rna'ams and Yankee parsons will
give guns for a war two thousand miles off, and
then proclaim A North discovered, and then, like
Jack !tomer, say,
La. what ki bravP t.,3- on I."
But if assailed by a Southern man on the street ,
they can't fight. They succumb at once.
But a word as to the decision of Chief Justice,
Marshall,whieh we published a few days ago. It
was in a trial for treason, and the able, excellent
and venerated Chief Justice said :
An assemblage of men for the purpose of re, olu
tlurting by force the government established by
States, in any is territories, although as
or the means of executing some granter pro
,sots, amounts to Irrytny
When war is levied all those who prriform any loot,
however minute, or holsters rernot.frorn the sem, o ,
6001, mho are actually lrayu, the gene, eil rot,
epiroey, ARE TRAITORS: .
It is well known that there is an "assemblage
of men in Kansas, armed. organized, and sic
elaring their purpose to nullify the laws and
•• revolutionize by force the government estab
lished by the United - States in that territory
This assemblage and parpoae are not nefies , ari
to get rid of Lain laws, because they can It.
peaceably repealed. It is well known, too, that
this assemblage has a au/iza77, organization, sup
plied with arms, and that a minister of the gos
pel is elected general. The Chief Justice say•
this amounts to levying 'War Yankee eler
gymen mortgage their churches for rifles to ‘ l ll , l
to this assemblage in Kansas, and avow Weil
affiliation with the corranon league and purpose
And the Chief Justice says they ar•
Seldom can a rule of law be found to fit a state
of facts more precisely. '
- All this assembling, organizing, arming, buns
tering and folly is but '• a step to, or means of
executing a greater project to wit, the elec
tiun of au abolitionist President, and securing
the spoils ..f some seventy millions a year tut
four years, and perhaps dividing the Union it
the meantime.
But it seems unnecessary to dignify these
riemymen and women with the name of traitors
Fanatics and dunces would more fitly describe
them ; and the strong sense and manly will ol
the American people will defeat their madmin
tionQ, and bring their counsel,' to naught. Thai
will be surely and emphatically done on the
rec,nd Tuesday of November next.
roue Day• of Navigation—Big Arrival
and Departure of Freight.
We took a stroll along the levee yesterds:,
aft e rnoon. The sight which pre.ented itself
would have delighted any One who takes an in
terest in the prosperity of Pittsburgh. Morn
than a score of noble steamers were taking in
with all possible speed the immense piles of
freight that lay piled upon the entire length
the levee—all bound for ports down the Ohio—
for Wellsville, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville,
St. Louis and New Orleans. The difficulty is to
find drays enough to bring the freight to the
wharf. We hear of several boats which were de
tained a couple of days on this account. The
River has been open since Saturday evening, but
no steamers arrived until Monday. We have
taken the trouble to make out a list of arrivals
since then, with the number of tons of freight
brought by each.
Ports,
A rrtir, New °Henan,
.1 C. Fremont
ft. Lawrence
Argyle
t,..1,10n Slate
450
:7JO
SUO
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SIX)
ll.•nry Graff. St. Lows.. 36i.0.
, /raufte State •• 400
titr W. Wallace " 400,
Frs..] Is.stsis 360'
)Isrengo 3:701
Ikd.ndnr
.1 W.lntan
City
\ not Lefty
Perma
This ouly embraces ports below Wheeling.
There are regular packets running to West New
-I,m, Elizabeth, Brownsville, Wellsville, and
Wheeling, from which places there have been up
to this date twenty-two arrivals. The first hunt
which departed since the opening of navigation
left on Saturday afternoon. In this time the
following boats departed, all carrying henry
loads:
pltAlt, 4t. I.zotti, .. 50)
.1 1,ningtir •. 360
1{ . 0.1 60(1
Al krittul y .4.50
I..rk
to.nitut .
and Turk
PI kir, It 400
nl. •StrO
11 I NIVIK3 '• 4OO
41. 10,.? 44,0
Mot r‘.l,l,tuu WO;
EA. WI. 4001
Bram! "
SA•Oll,,t• 7do'
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l',uulrr4d6c -- 3001
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141 KC
\ hut:3old
\1141 0 4 0 0 3:0)
This also does nut ino,
up the Monongahela, an
lie Ohio. The quantity
rill very large
1. I. Hays, surgeon to the Arctic Expeth
t on, delivered a lecture in Cincinnati on this
t-tibject, last Tuesday evening. It was very fully
attended, and the newspapers say the audience
etas delighted
SV. . 6 "-... 47 , ti , t A'
AC , Pr
'ct'*
MARCH •29
FOR PRESIDENT
=41=72
AGAIN
rms. Ikka Is. I % , rt.r.
400,J:slue, Park, tit
450' Fatiny Euro
500 North Suir
vero/
Hal City
"
1 Lucir Mny Ns,
'Chicago. Louisville 3:,,,
Measengvr 400
:St. Louis " :us,
J. W. Chasvinau. ('1n.... 4 , 14 ,
it. , litsucv, At haus., .... 7, x ,
!Cl:wrap( , Bvv.rly ..... ..2.".n
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Boats. 7!•!!!
Quaker City, Lotiinviile ;LA,
Clifton
Vienna
Rochester
!iletrupolis, N. Orl.us..
Ai rtic rain
?deaseuger, Cincinnati.. 40(1
Adelia
Pittsburgh
NVenons 30'1
;Philadelphia, "abu
jCiurianntl :Nal
n• Young, Tennessee IL dna
Delegate, Nashville 300
Clara I)iiari 410)
!Rotate. 300
!Convoy, Gallipoli!! 2OU
Latrobe!, Watovalt . no
Total. .
.15,750
lude the regular packets
d to several points down
of goods in store here is
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I. , A* erN
TUE NEWS
At a meeting of Domocratz4 in Cincinnati, on
Thurnday, very strong resolutions in favor of
James Buchanan for the Presidency wore adopt
ed. I: wits largely attended.
Thackeray is in St. Louis, anti wag to have
lectured on Wedne . safiy evening. Subject—The
Four Georges. Mr. Thackeray is making a
moderate fortune out of those four lectures, which
scarcely occupied him six months in their prepa
ration. Ile has up to this time repeated them
fully a dozen of times, and wo believe gets five
hundred dollars for the course—making six
thousand dollars already.
The Williamsport, Warren count•, Indiana,
Republican, of the 14th inst., gives an account
of an attack upon the liquor dealers in that town
by the ladies thereof. The mobocratic females
marched to every place in town where liquors
were kept, and knocking in the beads of the
casks, and breaking the jugs, poured all of the
"critter " into the streets, and-at night the boys
made a grand bonfire. t
The •' Friends of Voting Ireland," in New
York, eclebratml their thirtieth anniversary with
a supper and speeches, on Wednesday evening.
While James A. MeMasters was responding to
to the seventh toast --" Civil and religions Muir
ty"---Mr. John Dougherty, the Corresponding
Secretary, fell over friim a sudden attack of ill
ness, and in fifteen minutes thereafter expired.
The Company adjourned thereupon, out cf
respect to the deceased. Mr. D. is described as
a young man of amiable manners, obliging
dispo
dition, rare intelligence and Christian conduct.
VELLOW FEVER AND THE CHOLERA
The people of the Atlantic cities, and particu
larly in Baltimore, are already thinking of the
probable appearance of the yellow fever in their
nadst, and are agitating the subject for the pur
pose of taking precautionary measures. The
immense amount of filth eel pe,tilence breeding
matter that. has accumulated Boring thi.4 •• lung
and cruel winter if not removed would cause Cl!
epidemic in an incredibly short time after the
weather becomes warm. If it v, 11 , 1 t :LII unlienrd
of thing for yellow fever to prevail in" an inland
city we might expect :t till- , kind
from the horrible condition of the , treet , and al
lens here. But the ch”lent makes n. ,
between the ,ctiboard and interi,r. If an aggre
Ration of filth -mperin.ltices titiq terrible l',10:11S1.
we nmy count on it to a , rraftitity Witea..VPr the
nun gets a fair chance at the mountain+ whirl.
abound in every direction. 15 here are the Street
Commissioners
Contest at Jefferson College
On Wednesday evening the littlc town of
Cantimburg was i ; the I .ti. 4 lte,t state of excite
merit. The annual .• ;tit, tween the Franklit.
and Philo Literary : ,, eietios wa- to C. , ll:f` .41, hill
it 414.111 . t. )11St then, for, owing to the 11.,11-arTIV3.
of one who was to sit no jii:lgn. the •tiolienc
wsa Ji<mi.,_,el without the protni,eil treat 1:
nine the next morning the bell rang and the lia't
was moon 511 ed. The exercises were very eredi
table, not only to the gentlemen thetwaelve-, but
to the institution The two P-I'says were wet .
written rind well read. (toe by Mr. J M
on "The Itillaience of .E-thetics, - NT/1.4 full oi
beautiful thought. The tw , , iginal oration.
Mi•ssr- Campbell nn•l Sitowd:oi were both of •ii
high ati t•rder that the . l udge- thetn-eiNe
iitiabLi tit •iecide between the::: The I-ertotio
title •I with 3 11.0.1 , , ,, r1 , 1 t t•
I-' there in the Human 11.1,1 a Priiiciplc ••:
Itt•nevidence Tim aittrittatist• ua •
sustaintsl Lv 11r. .1a- 11. Nlattitew- in n Uri
prl•p3rl , l 1.1 , e11, 'l , O 31n
Lance with the atitlr•ritie. -11 the
was entirely too Mug.. certn.nly I,lt I.• the
test LI.. ,li-i nierrstrd bern, ,knee of the 3tidlence
Ttomt,t, ;r....n.• county • do
tended the tiegatiii II;• -pooch ingem
and a lurl.lll.4.tendencs c.. 10.m..r bet ray .•.1
loch in 1:1,4 Ikeecii otpuntrn:lnoe.
wltli..ltt .I,ttte 6 rulce, mol
etilivene.l 1.1 excellent trti".i.• t.r .
h:113.k. The in,titnli.4il ;- in a lenytTk•th; Ih.ut
'Amigo e,knihllim nil ler the pre•mlerie, \
Drown I% e 111 qt ~r)
ri ill 1.4,1111, tArt,l Imittly, 110 Lx
tottittred rt—titfttsitittlt tt 1 rta6te,-. It Ittt
rv.t. yet I•een ;wird II p.m, a[l,l 1101.,1
any L.• im h rr,•.l 11,4
the I . llllr.zi. I ill ev , n , - ht . IA ,I! n•d
1111111 ',JOSH/. li•t- 1-1,11 ui
align rate I
iroitg Ittkill el for Lool Ir..
Somo of tho 4 , a,t,rn p n in•r., tol! n Chit
hoot+ for holir. nro hPrornittr,
i. right Fn4hion f r 0, 1100 I- in Ire,-•1
rormlooi parti,likrly II WV It 1•1,1 1 , 1113• •
mother winter Win the la-i S r,ltt lm.it
hnids,inier than any and pr,
Servant' , iif health in e,1.1 or wet wvathet Then
I'llll be made neally nn.l CW1131111111,1, ":,1 , 1 iI. I.
the next fa-din - in and dre-
es. The Einpre... Eugene. it i• e-m•
, ut in s:Jel, •Ire•-• s•,••Ti ns she H• :Ode t•• g•I
• then own, d". g i,ter,
nu: ti .111 it. NIPI 1 . 11 , ./int • Mtl . nuealit. Lni
merely a Irr-, that vrii! n d drng ~n the gr , din I.
an I rat , -11 up all tim dud nml I
renrh .\ d••••nle l :MN •,V4.111,“ that. lind
h..* it will in 3.14r1,1,1 at ..fli•e•, p-11-11,11%1 ly
ktot , , nith 0111,Ifillt 1,1 They will
pre-.erver,,-
As INTEREsTING Pl , rt RE_ Mr. FAIC11111•1:1
has sent home from London Stl ollgthal portra,:
uf, John Hampden. the edebrated patri , •t.
who wa, , one of the first to resi.t the encroach
tnent ,, of the Stuart 4, :on/ to a-sail the prerog,
tires of the Crown, in the great struggle for
popular rights which led to th, e,tablishineut ot
the English Commonwealth. an I ,uh , e , inently
Planted on this soil the republican germs whi,i,
have grown up Into a nation of thirty
of freemen. This portrait belonged to Mr. John
Macgregor, member of Parliament f , r Gla,•
gow, and is presented by him, through Mr. Ilu
chanan, to the Congress of the United States, alto
trill undoubtedly give it a conspicuous place
among the national pictures. It is 'one of the
only two original pictures of Hampden uuw iu
existence.
CAer. IlAztErr.---The Marine Assoem
tion has appointed a committee of ten to Mien I
to the reception of the body of Captain E. I'.
Hazlett on its arrival by the ()hi, and l'enris,)l.
vania railroad. Doe notice will be given of the
time. Captain 11. was killed iy an explosion of
a boiler of the S. Nletroplk - it West Co.
lumbia, on the 27th it,t. Ile was one of the
most industrious, upright and popular steamboat
captains un the ithio river. We have known him
for many years, was his counsel ten year., nod
had every rertimn to esteem hint as an 'mutat,
enterprising and excellent business man and
citizen. Such was his general reputation: mi d
his numerous friends have cause for deep regret
at his sudden and melancholy death.
CIAVELAND IN IN: By the report of the
State Auditor of Ohio for I xr,.5, we learn that the
value of property in Cleveland last year pertain
ing to manufacturer wan $n72,919, again s t
$1,332.,:i15 for the year 15 , :,1, or a divline of
$-159X6. In the whole State it was but $l;,.
556,545, ?tf which $ . 2,ti50,:3 I. or almost ono
third, was in Hamilton county. The increase of
manufactures in Ohio is very tdow, having been
only $200,000 in three yearn.
WHAT IA THE MATTER''-At the late Fusion
State Convention in Harrisburg, we notice the
name of Dr. E. D. Gazzam, of this county,
among the nominations for Canal Commissioner:
but when the balloting came off ho did not re
ceive a single vote ! The delegates were near-
IY all members of the American Order until
recently. Was the Doctor proscribed for his
staunch Republicanism' It looks like it.
. 4 . it .0! •C-4-47.1.."'4,,-‘4 ff,"-•
We understand from what we comthler reliable
verbal authuritiy, that the basis of au arrange
ment has been made by parties representing the
several companies forming the line of Railroad
from Pittsburgh to Chicago, via Crestlino and
Fort Wayne, to consolidate these roads into ono
company, and run in close connection with the
PentAsylvania Railroad from Chicago to Phila
delphia. This is a highly important niece for
Pittsburgh, and we shall be glad to learn of the
certainty of the arrangement.
Tire Louisville Journal, a 'Know Nothing pa
per, in giving an account of the arrest of a man
in that city, says that by mistake it was made to
appear that lie was arrested for stealing, whereas
he was only accused of killing an Irishman.
This apology the Journal thinks will he entirely
satisfactory to the aggrieved party. According
to that paper, then, stealing is a far greater
crime than killing an Irishman. If the Irish
man happened to lie a Cathnlie we presume Pren
tiss would consider it no crime at all.
A ORCE CASE Vs. CMX.— A disgust
ing divorce ease has hn'n before (ho New York
Courts for ten days past, the detail, of which
have occupied three or four columns daily of the
newspaper , in that city. The parties are both
upwards of fifty year. of age. Key. Richard
Cox. poster of Zion . , Protestant Episcopal
Church, sued for a divorce front his wife, for
adultery. lie alleged that she hail been in the
!Dila since her majority of freitacmting houses
of ill fame, and that she had inveigled him into
marriage some six year, since, when he was un
aware of her true character. On tho other hand,
the coun-el of the defendant pro.theed testimony
to show the had character
were empl.,yed tai w3t.ch Mr,. Cox, and doclarol
that the Iteverend gentleman WA.; dj,iftppdlia4,l
in hi , expectation ref goting a fortune with his
wife-rho only luanginz. him about twelve thou,.
sand dollars, mo,t r whirl he has since got into
posses,,ion. The telegraph informs us the
jury has f.mml vordi.-1 for the lady Some of
the wtne , ..es '. , wore terribly, - and the excite
ment between the lawyer, was high at times, a ,
the .11owing will , how. Mr. Schaffer is for Mr.
r. Gerard for Mrs. (' :
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l'r pl. 7-o',l , nan .r.•tar in hi. wl , l •wtalling
Thero are r! , ur ( . 11.,v, u.
id• !rumen:, -cn,ati,al.,
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r I think will now know (Iwo
tlii-rii :\ , rth. I , iruitt applau, )
NV in. in ° for no.
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Mr. Dunlap-- I.wtil pledgo ono h r the Senior
iu I.ilo
It wit-• now ascertained that instead of twenty
flee. twenty-seven rill,- had been sul”•rfted, the
cost t..gether with the amount re , eived
a t th e door for admis,ion fee-, made the con e ,
tion for the North Church. :3.1,004,
The fleeting then adjourned. What a , -erne
this to be enacted within the house of God, and
the chief actors in the drama, too, (bars prole---
ed With what a seeming gusto does
Beecher joke as to the ellectiveness of Sharpe's
rifle! How ready is he to appeal to n sectional
feeling to show E11L1. , /1, that there is a "North."
11 0 co ncede to Mr. Beecher a certain degree of
talent, but we have no sympathy with his ultra
isms, nn admiration for his vulgarity, WI respect
for his religion. Far better would it be that he
preached "the gospel of pea, L.. - saying with St.
Paul, also, ••T hough we walk in the flesh, we do
not war th. dacG. For the weapons of our
warfare all' not carnal, lost mighty, through God,
to the pulling down or stronghold,,..
: 4 1.rimt. I+ generally admitted to be the best
s ea smi planting evergreens. As their foilsge
rrmains througliout the winter, and sc e ptim e
of injury from severe frost when followed by a
rapid thaw. it is deemed the most safe practice
to afford time for the tree 111 l e o , tll.llllShed berffi
rl,lllired to W 101,4,11 1 ,1 these vicissitudes. y
warm summers, however are on the other hand
very disadvantageo u s to (rem , removed in the
spring, and particularly when in a very l ate
Se:LSIM this cannot lie done till late in April, as
may happen this year. It have already spoken
of the points to lie observed in planting, and have
only to add that a good 'notching is indispensable
to late-planted evergreens. (if the more selected
hardy coniferous trees, we may mention the Cep
halonian spruce 1.1//4,•, , , ('ep/w/o/Ma, ) very hardy,
with horizontal spreading branches, and quite
distinct front those already noticed. The black
11111 red spruce , somewhat resemble the Norway
spruce, but differ in the liuo of their foliage and
habit. They are both desirable where eNtended
assortment is required. We have now Torreya
Tazifolia from Florida, but how few among our
planters have ever inquired for it. Petit is one
of the most beautiful of evergreen trees. Un
fortunately it is not quite so hardy as the Aus
trian pine or Norway spruce, or we should try
to prevail On some of NIP readers to try it. We
learn from our advertising columns the " Big
Tree of California" has bwn brought direct
from its native locality, anrsueeessfully prop
agated from seeds ient by II collecter. We won
der it' h e was a real Arrierican coldee for who ac
complished this, ()ran envoy, who beingchartered
by a foreign house, just slipped a few seeds into
one of our homeward-hound ships, and so they
are here l—l . Rurut New Yorker, March '22
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SursF IN SPIXING.—Look out fur sheep ai the
wet days of spring come on. Thut was a good
policy of old Mr. Noah in keeping his stock in the
Ark till fair weather was well established. At
any rate, this is a good hint for wool-growers.
If the tender sheep, and especially the heavy ewes,
get their fleeces drenched with the cold rains of
spring, it exhausts too much of the vitality to
keep up a needful vigor for the crisis before
them, which is the host provided for in advance.
Remember " a penny saved " is a-good motto for
farmers in winter time, when more can be accom
plished by saving than earning. —[Ohio Cultivator.
Tiu Q ItMAT RUASIA N REMEDY.—Pro Bonn
Publito.—" Every mother should Imre a box in
the house handy in case of accidents to the chil
dren."
Redding's Russia Salve.—lt is a Boston remedy
of thirty years' standing, and is recommended
by physicians. It is a sure and speedy cure for
burns, piles, boils, corns, felons, chilblains, and
old sores of every kind ; for fever sores, ulcers,
itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore nip
ples, recommended by nurses,) whitlows, sties,
festers, flea bites, spider stings, frozen limbs,
salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sore
nose, warts and flesh wounds, it is a most vales
ble remedy and cure, which can be testified to by
thousands who have used it in the city of Boston.
and vicinity for the last thirty years. In no in
stance will this Salvo do an injury, or interfere
with physician's prescriptions. It is made from
the purestmaterials, front a receipe brought from
Russia—of articles growing in that country--
and the proprietors have letters from all classes,
clergymen, physicians, sea captains, nurses, and
others who have used it themselves, font ?Wan-
Mend it to others. Red ling's Russia Salve is put
in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with a
picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price,
cents a box. Redding & Cu., proprietors.
For sale by B. A. Fabnestock.
Wornilt IV or -- A great many learned
treatinini Inrrn Invn writhvr,explaining the origin of, and
clannifying the ei,,r io n genertioil Ili the Intinan syntent
I'naireely nuy tapir "r newor,• tine elicitinl snare
actin' al....mai—a rind pnd,mud renearrli; nu,t pet phynielalin
Aro try much 411141,1 in opinion on lIIU nrilijart. It mons
lie admitted. however, that. after ill, n nenle expelling
the. warm,. an t prang log li,. I.nly frain prenetire. is
af is tithe. that/ the %awn& an to the "tittle
Ilse expelling await hit. at length teen Lanni—Dr. ,Ir
pretanrinl Ly Fleming Iran, in the ninety sought
ati,r 11.1, other
y In ii 4; isuirernally arksiawl Agent by
1 prntrtat..•rx.
l'ord - r1,111,411 tu• rra.-ml th nat I', Dr. !MLA N E'S (IMF.
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Vulg., +v.• 1. Neu I"..rk.
11r,0.+., Pittaburg PI,. and by
1) , .:;,<,.:a nilt2l.lw
Do-Fall ot No. 104 Wood street, and ex.
stme.•.•er .t.. 4, .4 ttorr Iltrn find WINTRIL CAM. Jul rt
. oh 141. II largo Irlt of 3 owl:1mi, Celwlllal, coul ,Al , r stylou 01
I
Cups, u Ilia wu at Ben low for mull. MOW/AN /t Cu., 164
14%.1 oiliont.. ' 0,418
40 - Stookll go and Hosiery for Wlnter. , —.
I I y..tt tlcal'l wkist your t.... pluclied Nglll. 1.1 mud short
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11 , ..h•r) thut yuu ctut tuoutittn, at wholuattle and retatil.
Itonentbor .I.lnco, coroor of lifzirkol a 11... ), and Fifth
oct4
Ohio and Indiana Railroad:
, LIELNO 'MK
Continuation of tho Ohio & Penna. IL. IL
TO FORT WA YNI,
TII RBA: DUNI/RED& P.lO lITNACN MILES YIWd PITTSBURGH
air TRAINS (1)NNE(1 AT CILEsTLINK, without d o -
P , uurrylvnn in
o N.
n o 'l .l
on II MO iti‘or pod Loki. Erie
For Ti, kr•tA, apply nit tholrtiail Mtn, of thy Otani unit
Polintiy Ivan in liwilfinul Cittopuny in !Motion Kb, Allot:bony
City. ut any of the following point,
Fort Wityno,
el non, natl.
Dayton. Fpringflohl,
Itichinnod.
Tiffin,
Porno. Joeiri,,j Tii•ketA will ho paitioular to ugh ttir it
liy OWKanil Indiana Ruilriool.
Ohio and Pennsylvani Railrod.•
Ee'lliWeaaNEW
til'ltt Nll ARRAN(;EMEN'I
lIN AND A 2TEII MI INDA V. 24th inst., Pramptigrr Trahta
will rim daily, follaiws:
1.1.:tv.w P 0 2 , 1 ,103411 1".; A. M. awl 3 I'. M
,••1 Cr.-0112, , far 1.01,10irg6 rat b A. M. land 12.20 I. 21.
1113/01 01.'1 tlnnoethaw at CIiF:STI,IN 2: with
I”) t 0.1 %MA'S. YTIIN, CINCINNATI, 1161.1.2:
SI INT k INN AN A 1 .111.15, CIIICAiiO, SAINT lAIUIS,
at2l 211 Wlwt 20,1 :'oath-w rat
. 110 - 014:11 tlllln, INDIA NA and ILIA Ni
The 7 A. M l'rai it frt. Pit ieburgh trnoteets nt MatulD e ld
Sul h Train. Sal/1111,40', Mill/AVM 111141 NeWl%ll. l‘okttl, fin
SA \ DUSK ,ul,l CHICAGO; 111.. court,...
tha., are made al Allixnvo u ith Traiun un ClevelaMil and
Pitt.bllll4ll lAA ND, CHICAGO, DUNKIIth
and It FF'A
'l'll RIR '4 iII TI OK FIN are sold to Ceolinuhns, Dayton, elo
einuali, Louisville, :it. Lonia, Indianapolis, liellefontaine,
Chicago. Bock Ipdatipt, lowa City, tvilleth, Milwaukie,
c a i ro. sp r i„ g a„m . IN pw-lw.ytn,, lluvoland, and tin prior
cipal roles in the lt, .
N'EW BRIGHTON triNdt4DATIoN TRA IN leaves onew
Itrtghton fur Pittrhur iat7. A. St. and 1 1 1, P. NI. hare,.,
Pittsburgh fur Now ltrlghton, at 10.4, A. M. and to.e.„ I'. at
X/CO3- For tirkata and further information apply to J. 11.
CURRY, at tho onener'olltra under the Monongahela /louse,
..r at the Federal strod Station. to am. PARKIN. Tirke(
A gont. I inht2l J. lle 7.11001tF., Pull t.
Cl o innat d. liar tl ton dt Dayton Railroad.
CINCINNATI ' , PASSENGERS will please
lukr aoti,,, that tulvertistnneut e( a !tint 'butte,
that the N Writ 1 A. M. tndii .01 Ihu Ohio and hum
ay IVA. la Ittalrand ts thA wily onn whirl. mak.. comics - lion at
0040 This le hiciwre.l, nud .-11.1.111m.,1 1.. Llo.lvo tho
tr,v.•l.in g . public!, no tileiw err twu daily trelue tmLWVell Plan
-1.111101 and Cincinnati tusking close and Nun. enunnetiuns,
tact iIIKI.I.ItFONTAIN eed ItA Nu other ryttte 'stakes
euutn..•lioutt with the 3 I' M. train of the i)111u and No.,
H. 1111 OWN, Ageut;
P. KN()WLAND, Agl Pitnburgh Went
N. 4 , 4 7
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DR. CALVIN M. FITCH,
'HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
EUROPE, wouldantionuce to his patients, and ahem
In Western Penosylvitobt,lbat he will visit Pittsburgh early
In the ensuing month, stiOthat those whaling to avail theme
seiVt-11 of his system of tesisting
Throat andtahnonary: Diseases,
• •
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
By Medicinal Inhalations,Mechanical
and Constitutional Rmedies,
Will thus have an opportunity so to do.
DR. FITCH will romain in PITTSRUGH from
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL THIRD, TO SATURDAY
EVENING, MAY TENTH.
During which thou ho may ho consulted daily (Sabbath ex
cepted) from the hours of TEN TO FOUR, at his Rooms
at the
Fur all forms of ;incipient or seated DISRASE OY TITS
LUNGS, and fur all deraugemouta of this system proceeding
or giving ri3o to Pulmonary Disease, particularly
Catarrh, DyspepstaolCostivenesa, and Fe
male Complaint..
Persons wishing to consult, but unable to sit DR. PITCH,
can do so by seeding him a written statement of their case,
to which a prompt answer will be returned, giving opinion
of case and stating expense of treatment. A PERSONAL
EXAMINATION ALWAYS PREFERRED.
DIL FITOII'S associate, Dr. J. W. SYKES, will be with, to
assist him, during the four last weeks of his appointment.—
it is d.elrublo that persons wishing his treatment, should
consult Min early, that he may have them In charge as long
na poesible.
DR. CALVIN M. FITCII wishes It expressly understood
than he lien no long, any business connection with Dr. 8.
VITCIL and would call attontion to the CLRD which he
found himself ailled upon to publhili Immediately on his re
tem r n hitwep. iuh24-dA w
Kendall's Patent IMPROVED
Double Acting River & Shaver.
rill - 1E attention of Shingle and Lumber
A. mpeculators and others, Ls directed to this in
sal liable inn utiun, which le now prvvitnited to the pnblic as
tire
. first and only practiced machine extant, for Riving and
Sliaving
Verb MN cuffing awl towing in/whines have been Invented
for making Phluglm, but It Le a wall known fact that Shin.
el.. at or sawed arrive the grain are quite too limey for
roofing purpome. Numerous inventions have recently np
le•ard for riving and shaving, and them have all been cost ,
dettii,l ea worthlom, from their imperfect method of riving,
rOluliAtel of xillitting from the aide of the block but one
abiocie, which Monet invariably rune off. Thin difficulty he
entirely obviated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE ,
Which first spilt., from the side of the, block a piece thick
enough for two shingles, which Is separated In the centre,
on by ;mans of elastic Kuhl.. nisch part Iv conducted
through n pair of ripproximatmg knives, which completes
t 1..• tope...idol.; thus producing two shingles at every revolu
tion.
marbine rive and shave from the blot* three
th , ounan.l matiginit per boar, of uniform thickness, and taps,
stiporior to solidity mud dnrability to those made by hand or
soy ..ther pro ton.
lu. npastim e . ere by no means oonflned to pine awl other
snft wud, laic works to espial advantage oak, walnut, and
reey ~tier dram iption of timber that can Inc
The work iftp of the machine can be examined at 11. 11.
Ryan's Furniture fluildinum, Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
To tooter ownera, nbittgle 41aalens, and Mop of ezterpriso,
tlOr opens a now field for speculation, 011 there In no similar
invention extant.
1110 t 0,110.11 Leta smell spin, is or dumbio con.
Ntruction, and cuete but about two hundred and eighty dol
- nod a twos WA two bop, two pukka from 20,000 to
edlinnloa per day, with about throe home power.
Yur rig - ht of b•rrltury, or machine., Inquire at No. 31 Fifth
etr,rd., or of thn City lIOLCI.
1:03. All nooducl information will be forwarded by letter
sb,•n dunked. 11.111.k3f...0ul ADONIKAM KENDALL
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. NJ Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
air Toe entsecrilwr Is le,ts opening a well selected assot
meet or fklrelgn and domestic Hardware, all new,and will 1...
bold 4 , 11 as good trrtnti as any other house hi title city. lie
alma) ktvi. uu 6001,1 a general assortment 0f .. .
it
1. ,. 111.10t ARE, CUTLERS. CARPANTERIr T(h)1..1,T. wall he rely., trolly Melte. the attention of purrhaaere
0,10.211
EK IN TEA STORE
GREEN &• BLACK TEAS
.11roct fr.nt (ho Inip,rt.ors for CASH. Th.
...hohsta ~f all the thffereht flavor* and grade of TEA
lor...Khz 4. the Alnoruan ussirkot, nad
SoLD wilui.r.sALF: AND RETAIL
AT Tllll
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES'
PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN IJETALIC PACE
rs, r‘gh.,sly fur the ts.k.h.
TEAS ALI. GRADER. DV THE HALF CHEAT.
o.vvr:c. 4141 A li. (1X `OA and cit,xx•LATe of the mai
w." AL, 1.4 .01,
Lcusa; .-sl.-rum.., m (he Wont.. in a 11111, 61T1LAT.40.3 that
..er, Kohl %IR ho ae ropreeouted.
1 , 4 ENT, 41 SPOIAL. A eroDrritrwr. rya rtna Sate or NI
.1 A YN IL Y MEDICINE& H. JAYNES.
Pithrburo,ll..Mar, h 1 .1.56---0uh25.-Lto)
ftt ,RI
HENRY H. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M ERC }IAN TS,
Dealer" Ift Wool, Moles, Flour,
BACON, LARD AND LARD OIL,
ce-ir AND PIenDUCE GENER.ALLY.-tra
75 W A TSUI STR66T, PITISBURGH, PEFNA.
ktruizatex.s:
s.ri 2-2.2 - Harlmugh , Yitt,l b (Ise. Wells, Wellsville, Ohio
elm N•4l d C.... " Martin,
K. 12 J -ne, i'veth'r Dop Elk. t./011 A klerstitin,
1,2-.12 A l'ittsburgl2. Barnet, Nesbit & Ciavvetsuil
.12seph N 1 , 1121er. 4223. 11111.
'fleas. 212 tireirier, Hankers, Holmes ik (lis e h i .ii
Salem, Uhf,. 1 lobl.lyf lA. II Bullock A..-0.3„
WILLIAMS' & ALLEN,
( s„cce.„,„r., to Arnold 4 ►Yilkidnu,)
M A NLIF ACTUREM OF
CHIILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
.4 N/) AV 7' T/N is'NBR ALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
4.1 - W. A A. wdl ront.noi fur Warming and Vontilating
Iy So.an, \l der, Pip°. ur (..3dtaon's Vornato, Church.
Fartorion, flmon Houma, foivolliumn,
Golrt Houma, Ja.flo, ur ilutols. No. 26 MARKET SIILICKT,
l' lL burgh. silt
RAM HAMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
LARD, LA RD OIL,
DRIED BEEF,
SUU AR4113 RED and
CANVASSED IVASIR
A Tarp, stock &Inapt on hand at
No. M 97 Liberty Street,
PVITSBURGII, PENN'A
PEARL STEAM
A I I, Et) , E
FIAIUI3. IJELI VKILPID TO PAMIL T -RS in either of the
two ClOos.
OF.ralot may Ir• left et tho 111111, or In boxes at the Aunts of
LOOAN, WILSON & CO., 52 Word street.
BRA UN & BRITRIt. cor. Liberty and St. Clair streets.
11. P. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
TERMS: CASH, ON DNLIVERT.
JAI) BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO.
JOlllll COCHILAN & BROS.,
MANUFACTUFLERA OF
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS.
WINDUW GUARDS, Scc.,
Nor. 91 Second ■t. land KO Third street
mlll2} PITTSBURGH. PENNA. .
W 11. tIMITII W. W. ..... .10S. BUNTER .
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTE.,
IV it OLE SALE GROCERS
-
LH Second and 161 Front st.,
Pittsburgh ' Pa.
JAMES BLAKELY,
EBOPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER
Corner of Reverah and , Smithfield atreees4,
PITTSBURGH.
Pmeengern brought from the old country to Pittii.
buret, end money, remitted to Europe. [not 13
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ALEX. HUNTER,
DEALRII IN
}'LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD 'OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 299 .I.lberty. atreet,
4..l4:drpc
JAMRS KRIM, 1 , 70 1 ;3 1 7. :73UNHT.Ftli.
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
- A !V D .--
CirSTEARIBOAT AGENTS,Iak
No. 27 Levet, bet", ma Pint end
-
fete_Wle 1,,, - SAINT LOUIS, Mo.
Fresh Fish and Shell Oysters.:
TIIST RECEIVED at the Excelsior Restau-
C!not. alio,. nil die .inliturbe of the eon rnD I" e r 'n%
obtained on ijie •Isortnet notice, and 1..41Zig
dm* np o. the bed eire, and at eatisfettory
dou't forget the elgu of the " END.
IV WTI: AND BLUR," No. 111 Wood street, below Fifth.
S. STItINROCK,
. 4 07 I Await for the Philadelphia Order end Mb Ou._
lITItIC ACIII-100 lbs. for sale by
11.11120 11 A. VAILNE/STOCX6 Pl.
..• .
CONSUMTI 9 N, ASTHMA
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
SHINGLE MACHINE.
SAMUEL FA H NESTOCK ,
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
No. 3S VI FrT 11 STREET,
oNE 'oft EA :T OF THE EXCHANtIE BANK
Plttabnrgh, P.
No. 25 Wood Street.
PITTSBURUH, PA
=Ell
WILLIAM B. HATS &
DEALERS IN
=ME
whintints
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF PIIIILADELPHIA.
Lim THOS. B. VLORENCE, Pr 't.
Evs". Q. ItiolanDigetrataq.
STATEMENT Or BUSINISSB,
From the Ist day of dusts: to the Sint day of IJa. , 186.5.
Amount recolved In Merino pronilumo... ........ 68,212 31
`Fire • 80.808 82
Total premluum,for Ore moutlo
CAPITAL
MIMED £8 romans:
Bonds of - Allegheny County. Pittsburgh, and
Pittsburgh Cre $ 78,721 66
Railroad Bonds, Cost 33,400 00
Loan on First Mortgage of Beal Notate 59,950 00
Stocks, Collateral 30,384 00
Cash In Bank and 0n.... ........ 11,092*
Capital subscribed, (payment notyet . dueLi....— 97,000 Cl/-
Premium Notes, not yet matured 66,387
31-
Duo from Agents, (seaare4 by 80nd5)......_._......, 18,868 61
Erpinsee and CAnnmisedorin. 11,602 36
$408,161 13
Total amount of Lomas Incurred, but not yet tuljnatell:—
• Fire 4 1 A 66 68
Maxine 8,000 00
s4,n6a se
Thls Company Insures Hull and Cargo risks on the Ohio
and Mississippi tributaries. Intoires against Loss or Damages
by Fires. Losses Ta&rally adjusted and promptly paid.
Itcrammose—Hon. T. .21.1. Howe, Gen. J. K. Moorhead,
James Wood. •
For Insurance apply to
- -
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, 8. R CORNER 1111 RD AND WALNUT ME,
MARINE INSURANCIEE on Wadi, Cargo, Frrlght,
to all parts of tho world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by Rivera, Canals,
Lakes and Land Carriages, to all parts of the Union.
SIRE INSURANOR ON MERCEIANDIZE generally. On
Stores, Dwelling Unused, Ac.
Assets of the Company Noeember 0111, IMA
Rondo, Mortgages and Real Estate -$101,020 fsi
Philadelphia City, and other Loans 86,210 W .
Stock in Banks, Railroad and Insurance Co's. =woo 10
IMIs receivable 1811,440
Cash on hand ...... ........ .......... ..... -....-...- 20,03 09
BalabCOS in hands of Agents, Premiums on Ma
rine Policies recently issued, and, other debts
doe the Company
Subscription Notes..
William Martin,
Joseph IL. Heal,
Itthunnd A. Bonder,
John C. Darts,
John It. Penrose,
Georg° U. Leipar,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. R. M. HUSLOU
Witiio.lll C. Ludwig,
II ugh Craig,
Guser Mcilvu
tios Kelley,
H. Joni, Brooke,
J. O. Johnson,
Time. C. MUM, Vire Preei4
intlali I.ll..nuex, Sorrel
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OORNER OF WATER AND ALILIIKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President
Tuna. GRAM t, Secretary.
Company makes exery insurance appertaining to
or connected with LIFE RISKS.
Alms, against HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Minsisaippi Rivera and tributaries, and MARINE RISKS
geeerally.
And against Lone and Durango by Fire, and against the
Perils "(the Sea and I nkialkilweiwidon and Transportation.
Policies inratal at the lewent rata &insistent with safety - to
all part"'
Robert Galway, Samuel I . `Clurkan,
Joeepb P. Gamosm, M. IL, John Scott,
James Marshall, David Richey, •
James W. Hallman, Charlet. Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, JoeepL S. Leuer
John Fullerton, - /Benefield 11.PArown,
Lhsvid IL Chambers, Christian Mit'.
William Carr, Robert IL Hartley,
Jae. D. 111e0111. • - febl X
Britixh & Continental Exchange.
SIGHT BILLS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON,
In Bows or £l. A.fD 'UPWARD&
Sir Theft Drafts are available at all the principal Taw
of ENGLAND, SCUTLA.ND AND IRELAND, awl the , C,mt.
lINENT.
We also draw SIGHT Ruts ou
M. A. Grunebaum & Balll - „,
PR_44l7KFOlef A MAIN,
Whichs mama as a remittance to all pac`„, of GERHANT,
SWITZERLAND and HOLLAND.
Persons intending to travel abroad , may p nja, ra t th roug h
la, Letters of Credit, on which M"mey tan in obtained, or
needed, in any part of Enrols,.
Cott -Enemas oil:tills, Notes, had other securities in Etttuße,
will receive prompt Allende,
WIJ•LIAM 11. WILLIAMS & CO.,
mh2l Wood, Curna , Third streets.
CITIZENS'' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM BAGALSW,PreeIdeuL
SAMUEL L. MARSIIELL, Secretary.
O:47CE: 94 Water Oren, between Marld and Wood streets.
Insurea HULL AND CARGO RISKS, on the OW
and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries.
Insures against Loss or Damage by FIR&
against the Perils of the Sea and Inlntid Navigation
and Transportation.
William Bagaley, - - •
Jamea kl. Cooper, Capt.. ?dark Sterling,
Samuel H. Klar,
Samuel Rea,
Dunlap, Jr,Robert William Bingham,
law W Pennock, John S. Dllwurth,
9. Harbangh, Frauds Sellers,
Walter Bryant, J. Schoonmaker,
Witham 11. Hays.
.I. , ,thn Sht i oton. blec2l
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN 11. sitatortrgnomat, President
ROBERT PINNEY, Secretary.
Alf. BATCRELOR, General Agent
WILL INSDRK AGAINST ALL KINDS
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
J. H. Stmenkurger, 0. W. Case,
C. W. Hatclislor, W. K. Nitpick,
Isaac M. hemnock, T. U. Updike,
W. W. Merrtiel, R. D. Cochran,
R. T. Lot It, Jr., John A. Caugimy,
U.lriCs 19. Fables, S. S. Bryan,
David 11('C indJeea
SFr All. Imams sustaausl by parties Mains! under policieu
i'l"ulst by etthl Company will toe liberally adjusted mai prompt
ly paid at: its OFFICE, No. SW WATER STKRF.T.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTS4IIRGII.
CorYaer of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 1300,000.
„IQ-Insure Boldlogs and other Property against Lou or
Ihoesge by Fire, and the Perils of the Sea and inland NMI.
I",aLlon and Trittsportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. F. Johnston, Body Patterson, Jacob Witter,
A. A. Carrier, W. M . Ctinttick, Jas. P. Tanner,
George W. Smith, W. B. Haven, D. B. Park,
I. Grier Sprout, Wade Hampton, D. H. Long,
A. J. Jones, 3. IL Jones, IL R. Coggaha il.
oiricans.
Prerident.... lion. WM. P. JOHNSTON.
Vice Preaident BODY PATTERSON.
See'y and Tress .A. A. CARRIER. [JeNkly
MARINE INKIMANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE comry,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
MAIM PIRPWRILLIr—GRANTXD BY BU TZ OP PENNEILVANIA.
Chartered Ca Kul, $500,000.
FIRE, 'MARINE AND- ItYLAKD TRANSPOIiTATION,
AARON & LIPPITNXITT, President
°RRIN
R°GERGRS' secretary
GEOYA 2401 . Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Aaron S. Lippincott, William B. Thomas,
Mahlon Gillingham, William Nest
Nicholas 0. Taylor, Alfred Weeks,
Oulu Rogers, Charles J. Yields,
John P. Simons, James P. Smyth.
.a 'This Company has been organised with a Cash f Apt
tab and the Directors have determined to adapt the bun lures
to its available resources. To observe prudence iu con duct
log its akin, with a prompt adjustment of kenos
Pittsburgh Office, N 0.76 Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, A gent.
. .
The following well known and responsible firms In pitta.
hare authorised reference to them, with rege to th e
=
paty and aoundnees of the ldanufacturera' 1 ,Matr en e e
Comny.
Kriuner & Rahm, Wilson, Childs k
George P. Smith & klarnpton & (km '?bell,
Jones, Tiernan & Co., U. Childs & Co.
nov7
A. A. °AMU EEL
S A. CA RBI NIL
A. A. CARRIER & BET),
Varner Auras and Smithfield sired a, PilleZurgh,
AGENTS
Stilts Mutual Fire and Marine Indio rano
Co., of RARALSBURG. CAPITAL, $50,01)0.
ot, ' car d Fire iipd Marino Insurance Co., of
RifILADELPIILL • CAPITAL, 1300,000.
Ins ['ranee Co. -of the Valley of Vim ghat*
7 , 1C1113.419311„ VA. CAPITAL, 4{300,000.
Co) asnonwealth Insurance Compost: r,
R MBUNG. CAPITAL, s3ootooo.
co It ueetlevit Mutual L 10) Insuraus e Co.,
•11 ANTPORD. CAPPPAL AND ASSET 4 $21,118) 1,480.
P. punaylvanta Insurance Co. ) of rrrTsß CRON.
rA PITA/. AND AMETS, N0v.5,1856, 0129,00 1l 40.
WM. Y. Joewstex, President.. A. A. Chita, Be 4, rotary.
donladapely
.1) 'kS. COLLINS
J. BANKSKA OX
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
F orwarding and, commissioft Merchamts,
Collins , Pittsburgh, ffeadvUle & Rind
CANAL LINES.
•
N 021. 114 MED 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, Pi-
REWBRie NOES;
Pi firsootes—
Wm. Begsley & Co.,
smith & Sluelair,
Pdrandless, Moans & Co:,
11141111LPIEt&—•
Ilagalep.,Woodward A Co.,
Wood, Boom & Co.
4 :‘
ct .. .4fr
EMMEN
$lOB,lOl 31
300 ; 000 00
$308,161 13
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
No. L. 143 Water at, bet. W.od and Market.
PhlladKelplal a.
1/.3,KR9 DO
100,000 00
$617,348 .16
1/TRZOTORS.
Janine 0. fund,
Theopliitun Paulding,
Janine Tmquair,
William Eyre, Jr.,
Joshua L. Price,
Jame Tennant,
Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James B. McFarland,
Charles Schaffer,
Robert Burton,
Juin. B. Semple, Plttaburgit
D. T. Horan,
J. T. Logan,
WM. MARIN, Premblent
lent
dory.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
No. InS Watnr street, Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH
C=ECIM
=MEM
Pl.ollllMio OF TOP
Murphy, Tiernan
Hampton, Wilson a Co,
Ih:I2:HA I; RSchardsou.
Trott; Brother & Oa •
(BM
_t.
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•
-- 1 1 t,4 1 4tatidO t
On norid O ni braltilev#UiYikiiedhlthardeiti 4101 4
by Rev. 3lr. it tlllOlll3, aqua and ijostii
X:MULVANY.
DIED' . .
ti
.
.
o n Frktey, the 2suones.,..Dß.V4l.lrpirtpuva k
(Ile Amoral will Wco itatel from pis Leto .reoltiotioorkNo.
279 Pena atreot, TO.AIOI3ItOW (fiutiny) AFTERNOIA ., at !
2 o'clock P. M. The friends of itarlantity are reipeeift444, -1,
invited to attond;without further wake, 4 ,
.... 3 , ..' : ?,
Jam. D. Kama, into of Humphreys? fied*alkillaitue, Dia .
D. W. iritSTLIEL ....... ...... ofP - Itldarrioi„.. .
KOONS & lIERST.INE- -
Fl OUR FACTORS
•
AND ,f
General Produce Commissi o n 13041 e,,"!
.No. ..*rth SPhaAres and tiit .N" foyer,
below "to
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Dagaley. Woodward & C o. a. • vaned y * OM Titters.
Garrett. Martin & ."; & pi,
Wood & tin
"' Ilea& : _.• , „
EID ter, r rl6e & ' Co. . J . :&V.
(web(' •ve & Co. BakfAilay,,Ccitterataktia 4 : •
Wafts, idrother & " Watt&
,u. J. D. Latimer &Co. Cincinnati. taiga& roifida,.OK
A. A. Pao& & Co. " fforrow &Cleft*, - o
Tweed k &May, '; S. CheneWetli &to. "
Azol PfttabureArand Pldladaltdifa 7d#4aulits..tesolitliy.
Jai th.dapolha : . ,
BASEMENT TO. .LET..
A wide BA,SEMENT:.ROOII, 2i
de 'by 30 deep, bait abovegutoli and will
ed sod finished, will be rented ou rese ro etekble fennel:, t 1&
on the corner of Fourth stroet-anit Qberry - nliey. , .12,nrjad
at Da2ildf] OPPICEOP MORNIKVANM
NEW SPRING- STOCK. OP
CHIC KERILNG & :SONS
PIING "FORTES. • •
Jowl IL ntztvii' has
Ifelpillpinst received . : seven tedre
& SONS'.
PLINO,PORTES, and rem
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plots(' the Stock, selected for Spring Sales, of TIMVPI(IIIYE
new and splendid Initrumeuta, of etery:Tarletyandstyley'
tuatinfitettued by the Messrs. ChicketingsAßeartomplintn the •
plainest SLY OCTAVE to the inest.)sdendidly fithal ;
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Seven Octave 411611 re Plant!. xi!'
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as well a s their superb and Inimitable Grand siid Parlor , -
Grand Pianos. EVERY PIANO FORTE in 'this lot Jil : or
their NEIY SCALE, with their PATENT IlleifrPßAMES,:'
and PATENT ACTION, mutate not only wardinted th the ,
:.pnrchasurby the manufacturers, bat by the sfiliscritar.
'be In all reinvent as perfect as . Instruments aim be melba.
butte in regard Material and Workmanship.
PRICES INVARIABLY' TILE SAME twin Boston, at the
Manufactory.
JOHN IL bIELLDR, No. 81 Wood :areal, .
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between Diamond alley andloarth sweat.
Agent for Cbickering 2t.Sona,loston i rori ritilbnirpli and
Westoni Penna . • tob2B
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TO THE PUBLIC.
• A CARD. - TILE7 - SUBSCRIBER FEELS: t
it incumbent on tam to caution the public ngainat
UN malicious and cmfoundod moods, and "tricks of trade,')
o todostrioally circulatedln this' city, mut Intended to in-. 11
.I h lre ‘i i ctod the
u nl gan uMti c u su n onion( C y hickati your r ln k th ilo osaio niV or far .th .wb or o osar m. he; :j‘ V
Fortes.
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It; has now become matte fiuniliar'tn thettubscribeilin bear-
.
from persons who cal/ to look at their MitiniYeattls "TORY
ItaYE BEEN TOLD that they - wear out in a little whiter"'
"That since the death of Jonas Oldekering thedr Plum
were not worth aorthing I " That their reputation wasi
lost I" ."Thatthe, /ate Jonas Ohickerinrkdd '•adtisowleperr'
on his death bed, to a New York min, that •he did'
not put es much work wi the INSIDE of his him* Mr they
M.; by forty or SD), dollaril" The troth of the last and!
ingenkms deallh bat story! may be lamed from thwalundw
foot announced at the time in almost every , nowspaperAin
the United States, that theists, Jonas abickering's, death ocs.
chemd at a moment's warning, While tdttlng In his chair, WA:
the house of a'friend in Boston.
The eubecriber is willing to risk his ropntathm as a_ dealer_
in Piano Fortes for twenty-nuts yearn Itrthis 'Sky, In taiyhig.
and assuring those whosrant Insfinmente r that the 1..1atr . ,.f•
70rt04 manufactured by Chickeriug*Scine,-are , not Ind
frilly equal to those manufacturedduring the:life , i y
nwo of.
their father, but are vastly superior.
Since the death of ktr.Chlritering, the elqe?„. the enbeed.
bor has nold in this city and vicinity npr o d
of cue Lan
don, and fifty Piano Fortes, mannfactr .edi , t h e , now firm
of Chickening Suns ' and IN - NO t"'..sTANcp, bas he over
Lean! a complaint from the pnr:nneere, but, ell the calltra
ry,'the must satisfactory Colli".endatious.
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JOILIT IL 3IIILLOR.
Mickel ing & Nona, Beaton.
Plano Norte - Manufacturer
NEV 'ADVERTISEMENTS.
MOSES F. EATON.
AGENT FOR TEM
ale Purchase of Patent Rights.
And Dealer, in every variety of DIECEAMCAL AND
OT/113E PATENTS. Office and Exhibition 'Baku, N0..139
FIRST /GREET, near Wood, Pittsburgh, N.
WOrdera for Patented Articles of every description
protoptlyattended to.
AGENTS WANTED. rohal
VINE PLAID DRESS SILKS—A. A. MA
SON A CO, have reisd veil. thin morning. by Express,
be pieces of rich and desirable Plaid and Striped Ursa 'Silks,
comprising soma of the moat elegant and faabionable styles
ever offered. rnb29
TIONNE'r YRAAIES—We have received
this morning, 200 dozen more Bonnet Prams. Of all
memo and varieties. A. A. MASON d
mhSS No. 25 Fifth street
TIIOUSAN -
K. 3 ?dm
D NtIWREA
Miss Murray's Letter. from tho United Staten, Canude,"'
and Cuba. Now Stereotype Milian. 12mn. gt.
The extraordinary demand for this work has induced the.
publishers to re-issue It in a new and Improved- stereotype
edition. For sale by 11. t MINER.&-CO;
itt.'l9 Smitkliold skteet.
ARM FOR SALE, near Sewieldy Station,
containiog Yrventy-six afros, fifty-five acttfrof rrhirß
i. unite utilisation. two god orchards of choice fruit, large
and comfortable dwelling house, barns, stably', &e, The
tanil in first rate. Thislarm is offered at a sacrifice. .4ply to ,
mh.29 BLAKKLY & RICHEY.
A LOT OF GROUND, now: BakeratOwn:
viii bo sold very low, if applied fur noon. It cutitithitt
onectuorth of an acre. and In in a central position, Apry',
to ' ituhal lILAR KIN a wen
C OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SAL -
E-1111 We are commissioned to erfl a lot of land on (ho P. R.
road. tither 5 or 10 acres (and near to Swissvale Station) on
which is a Brick Tlausiuo lianas , containing 14 flubbed
towns, in addition tosthich are 'moment mans and cellars.
stable and awringn inane, dl kinds of fruit on the pretritsee.
This property is within minutes of the city, and four ac
cornioudation trahrs pass it 4 thorn a day. For terms, As.,
akily ti) Italia)] BLA“ UV' & TUMMY.
MORIN DEPOSITED W (Tit TII E • DOL
LAR SAVINGS RANK, No. CS PtItIIITTI stront„ tit
roar. the let day of April, will draw INTEREST from that
(mle..l4t) CIrAS. A. COLTON. Treat.
WATCHES • •
JEWELRY,
SILVER W4RE,
MILITARY GOOD&
W. W. WILSON.
Murket.itt.. cur. Fourth,
At Eastern Prices.
L ,01)A ASH of a good and uniform quality
AO manufactured by the Pennsylvania Salt MatsuSuturing
Ckianpany at Tarentnin. On band and fur sale by
FUMING BROS.
fi grass P. D. Pain Killer Just received by
bbls Juniper Berries
1 mask Alei.andriaSenna " " a
2 bbbs Mamorulle Floween " ' u
2 " Ivory Black • a a
Ttb2S4 •
CON ENTRATED YE—A new attiele for
muranted to In) aupdriur to i'otash In
every. respect. FOn hand and forealeby ,
mteS . rfiRMING Daps.
FRUITS; .FRESII—
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5 doz. Peaches in bottles or cum;
Er " PineAppla, " "
5 " Strawberries, " "
5 " Cherries In coml. bottles ;
5 " Blackberries, " "
5 " Huckleberries u "
5 " Pears a Pima!"
5 " Clooseberiies, p "
Just remind and for aisle by
MEM= & ANDERSON, sst Wood street,
opposite -St. Marks Loot.
WATCII AND CLOCK . -REPAIRING/
done inswuptly. Imb2Sl W. W. WILSON.
PICKLES- • , • . •
5 doz. ono gall. assorted;
10 0 % •g. ... . .
io “ quarts
10 ° pints
8 " French d Onion, quarts;
8 " 41, ~ p hit. ;
5 " On one, pints;
2 ` Pickled Tomatoes;
6 ` Chow Chow Pickles;
5 " Chormahooe• Just rewired and for
RE dn. a ANDERSON.
No. 80 Wood /treat.
VALUABLE DWELLING SOUSE FOR
13.4.113, situnt4' on Second' street; -Urge and °onto-
Wont; comfortab l with hall, two parlors, dining
room, and kitchen on first and .fourtroceps .
second floor, and two on thirdodot7; celktr and cOallault
washing room—hot and cold water; gas Atroalhont the
hone. Will be sold on way terms,
mh2it OUTIIIIRRX 8 00N,falai
Company
etreutß E° co lar " N ° V. V OT A-Lurd W :T r — ta lß "stree edtnat i7o lll :er liran ' th' n .
iron Ware Ileum, where they will, continuerto policies
Loci all descriptions of property, ai enaL Cash asserts Jean.
ary 1,1856, $1,074,395.: IL B. TEN-VICK, ggt.,
ruh27-°.w No. IN Water at., Pittsburgh.
$1 O. 000. — 0 4 1 2 (11 1181 plts .11 1 eBor Man with
canrani!
lutae an interest In a first chutemanufaolurtag••. establish
meat, by .addresslng M., Box 130, Pittsburgh I'. 0., on or
before lst of April. iiih27-1w•
QT,OYES! STOVES I—Personawanting to
kJ gat good Cooking Stoves can be supplied at
GRAFF, =SINGES h (111-AFF,
Manufacturers of Ovary kind of Steves,.No. 124 Wood st,
above Fifth, Pittsburgh. inh27
SHEEP SHEARS, SCYTHES, &c.—Tbe
Subscriber In now,opening, at No. 83 Wood street, Pitts.
burgh, Pa, a very superior article of Sheep Shea", Orkin
and Orasa Scythes, Scythe Swabs, Manure and
_Pay. Forks,
Corn and Garden Flocs, Rakes, Spades, Shovels; ChatniPump
Fixtures, Bc. mh26 SAMUEL DAHNFSTOON,
BUTTER. -3 barrels Roll Butter for Welly
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t01i26 HENRY IL OOLLIVI.
totigT4E'FRIBBONS—
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A. A. lifftSON A CO. have received tide day by &gyms
b Cartons of elegant nevi styles, 'and grades of Spring ma
w Ribbon,. rah2o
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st. A. MASON t CO. have opened a very large and
well whaled stock of Bonnet Ma. Crays" Ribbons, My
ers, Roaches, Illusions, Straw Trimmings and every other
1~1
„..,.. r i pt i on °millinery Goods, whie,h will he Ibund.rolarthe
iil bea llidi m t k aeso:rtm ll s l4 nt E o ß f I thia 7 kiud l) 47 goods ' ever ohs*
In this
illakW WOKS BY EXPRESS--
Chrletin% or, Wtshan's Trials and Triumph% Wood.
hill ;' or, The Ways of Providence. The Great Red Drafen,
or, Muter-Now to Popery. Rivingston; or, The tonng **n
ewt nunow. The CitS L
duper, 1 :re: C ;ratan% Arthur's Mum,
AMU, Minckirood'a for February.
Received akid, Dm sale by B. T. C. moutiaN.
mhW No. 104 Wood *Una. •
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