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VtittsburO, VOst.
TUESDAY IsIOHNING
JAMES BUCHANAN
(.tildgaß G, the detitiorg of the Nutionat
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
SIIISCRIIIVAIS who intend removing on the first
of April will please leave notice at the counting
room of this office.
The editor of the Pittsburgh Journal has got
so zealous in his Know Nothingiem that be not
only would disfranchise the Dutch and Irish, but
has at length turned his rakish batteries against
101 citizens who were foolish enough not to he
holm on the soil of Pennsylvania. That is the
practical result of the. Know Nothing creed, we
suppose, but the Journal man " has reached
that conclusion in advance of most of his cotem
pnraries. If the premises are sound that con
clusion will probably follow. Yet it leads to
some rather carious political pretensions. Thus
the "Journal man" rejoices in his superior
rights here, though he is the son of a respectable
Irishman, while we are only the descendant of
revolutionary soldiers and officers, and were
horn on the other side of the Delaware.
" Menntkinn Interposed make enemies of antionk;"
And so do rivers, in the estimation of our K. N.
neighbor. But as wo have resided here for
twenty-one years, our rights of citizenship are
"clear and unquestionable." We only refer to
this fact to show where Know Nothingism lends
one whose intense egotism bases all merit upon
the accident of pine° of birth. No matter
whether the grandfather wore a red coat or not.
nr where the parents were horn so the matt
himself who speaks was a native of this State the
State is his. No matter what hie history sub!,
fluent to his birth, the accident of birth is the
• man: and determines all his future rights, posi
tion and pretensions. " Like every other idea he
ever touched, our neighbor thus rune the na
tive idea" right into the ground. Minds so con
stituted can entertain no two ideas at once.
One idea at a time is sufficient for him; and he
is apparently incapable of seeing its relations to
any others, or that it is susceptible of nny
modification by other reasons and relations of
things.
Thus, again, he sees, in Kansas a bad law r f
the late legislature. No matte' how practically
a dead letter it is : no matter how easily it may
be repealed ; no matter how sure its speedy re
peal is ; no matter how utterly unnecesanay stria•
and civil war may be ; a bad enactment is on
the statute book and we must have a fight, of
course. And Yankee school-ma'ams and clergl -
men in Connecticut must furnish the guns; the
hardy pioneers in Kansas must do the fighting
and suffering and dying; and our neighbor in
Pittsburgh must do the '• blowing an•l blister•
And observe his sweet consistency. Ac
cording to his native idea," not a man now in
Kansas lies a particle of political right there, be
cause not horn there : and yet, according to hi
" abolition idea, - any settler there has a rigid
to shoot down his neighbor in a civil war because
some practically dead legislative enactment inter
feres with his sacred political rights': The one
idea proves that the settlers there have no sucir
rights at all : the other idea proves that ahcr
must maintain those rights at all hazard•. and
repudiate all peaceful remedies.
N. wonder the abolitionists and K. N.'s
of a fusion. The two ideas which form the
basis of their several creeds are so admirable
consistent that fusion is the most natural thimg
in do , world.
()illy a f.'w days since a resolution was intro
duced in the House of Representatives ~r th.•
rihio I.egodature, declaring it the sense of thLf
body that the repeal of the Missouri Compromi ,
line was a fraud, and that the restriction impo.e.l
by that line should be immediately restored.
The abolitionists have in that body- a majority
of about two to one. let the question was fairly
put on the adoption of that resolution, and it
was &leafed by a large majority. The abolitim
ists there don't want the Missouri line restored.
Why'. If its repeal was a wrong it should be
restored. If it was right it should he let alone.
They decide it shall be let alone.
In the Pennsylvania State Convention which
met at Harrisburg last week, and which woe
composed entirely of K. N's and abolitionists,
the following resolution was offered by Mr. lug-
ham, a delegate :
Reudrod. That we regard the recent decision
Judge Kane. in the case of Primmer° Williamson,
no abandonment of the doctrine of State righte. a
Ilungorous to the persional liberty of the citizens
this State."
It was immediately moved that that remdutiol
I.e pr.stponed indefinitely : which means that th,
Convention rejects the resolution. The vote wa
taken on the motion to postpone, and it was car
ried by n vote of 90 yeas to 18 nays. The rev. ,
lotion was thus rejected
. fir. to one. Why° 1
the Judge's decision was wrong it should he de
clared so, if right it should be let alone. The
Convention decided to let it alone.
In the same convention at the same time the
following resolution was offered by Mr. Ing
ham:
Rouonived, That we regard the Fugitive Slave Lee
. wholly uncalled for by the Constitution, and no
infringement on the rights of citizens of the free
Suiten, and ought to be modified.
This was immediately met by the same motion
to postpone indefinitely ; and the motion wee
carried by the came majority of 90 to IS, and
the resolution was rejected. Why! If that lan
is wrong, all things considered, it should be mod
ified. If right, it should be let alone. The
Convention decided to let it alone. Now, here
is the voice of the Anti-Nebraskals of two State.,
she one deciding that they dont want the Mis
souri Compromise restored, and the other that
the late Passmore Williamson hue and cry wax n
Ilillnbug, and that the Fugitive Slave law does
not need modifying. They admit, too, at the
same time, that Kansas will he a free State, so
that there is no danger of " slavery extension. "
What, then, is left to fight about! Where is the
issue that ix to he decided next fall
A surn RR CORR ECTI ON . —We learn from the
best authority that the Ohio and Pennsylvania
43.ailroad Company have made no contract or en
gagement for a right of way on their road to the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company.
Committees of the respective companies have
been appointed to confer on the subject, but
have not yet agreed upon anything.
Prom the same source we learn that the Pei
\ Irani', Railroad Company have as yet made
ceteeti,m or a route to Cincinnati, other than
one now used.
Sse:s•rtt .Instss . TAutre.—lt is stated that
James' Bill is considered, among the
political circles at Washington, as already dead.
Av all bilk for raising revenue must originate in
the !louse, it will consequently have to he acted
upon by that body first, and as the sentiments of
the members of the House are supposed to be
hostile to its leading features, it can never lie
passed without such modification as entirely to
alter its character.
IT seems we were in error in regard to E. It.
Gaziam, r.stt. His name was withdrawn before
the ballotings commenced for Canal Commission
er in the late convention at Harrisburg. We
make the correction with pleasure.
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FOR PRESIDENT
CANAL COMMTSZOOKIfit :
GEORGE, SCOTT, OF COLUMBIA CO
UPITott OKNKAA L
JACOB FEN, Jr., Monnomurr Co.
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TIMOTHY IVES, Porna Cowry
ONE IDEA AT A TIME
A PEW EXAMPLES
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THE LIQUOR LAW
of uur Legislature have at last
agreed upon and passed a new license law fur Hors!: , 'v REPIOISENTATIVEA,
this Commonwealth. We publish it today that Friday, March 28. J
al parties interested may read it for theneelyes. The Ilem.e met at the usual hour and 'mo
lt is the best that can be obtained this year, and ceeded to act on the "Calendar of Public bills."
having passed both Houses by such decided ma
jorities there can be little doubt that the Govern
or will sign it. The vote for it as reported by
the Committee of conference was Ito :12 in the
House, and 28 to it in the Senate. Both !Lames
could pass it by a two thirds vein if the Governor
should veto it, and we hope they will ,1 0 se. It
is time we had some termination of the contro
versy, and, if the Act now passed is found at all
reasonable, let it be permanent. It has been a
vexed question, and a source of controversy long
enough
APRIL 1
It will he soon that a hoard of Commissionent
is to bo appointed by the District Court, for this
county, whose duty it is to examine all applica
tions for license, and determine wit, 8111111 or shot!
not he licensed. This relieves the Court of Quar
ter Sessions of an unpleasant duty, and gives a
chance for a more fan examination of the char •
actor of applicants and their Louses.
The ratei i , to be paid for licenses are pretty
high, and the number to he granted is limited
Additional penalties are provided for thee• sell
ing contrary to law, and the penalties for sollii.g
to minor, haliit nal drunkards, and for selling on
Sundays are retain,"
But others can real the law, and judge for
themselves
BLAcKwooD's MAG kZINs for :llareh is received
It is the beet number for some time. " Njetuin
gun and the Filibusters
The Greek Church - a good one, and Biogrn
gby Gone Mad - well w , a-th reading. For mtle
Gildeufenney & Co. and Miner & Co., at their
Finance In Europe
The money nrtiele ~ f the New V.,tk M ,, e.
y 111,t vontaius the following interesting ret iew
e finnnentl condition .tr 1...t1T..i.e a n the (4,1 , I
u ;v:tr with 101 4, 1 A II thi. II c market, •t En
The huhkr I:tigh‘ , l FrUilk e
)ear 1 , :r3 ‘‘it.h nu aggri•giaii• ‘,l
101,000. li hml I,eo la 11, i•i•iiria • thr previen4
)'oar to high ; 4 2 In the Spring ..1
roironeti..e.l. In
the Summer of the *nine year ',tont war broke
hetween and Turkey. In the Spring of 1 , 41
war was dvdarea by England and France ttp,adt•l
Rusts. The war continued through the years I , ' l
told and until the begnitting 1,,t1, when tne
prulttnineriee Of the Nte° Cohferenee, nut, going or.
were agreed upon. At the ni the Band..
of England an-I France were retitwed to an aggr,
gat, svecto reserve ut Ruing n Les in
three year, •-r sl2:t.ln Lotto, dartug which three ho.
dred „r R.. 1.1 were proliwed
Amttralia. of which ..::Iv Mi , ( l remained in the
Untied States. 1. •r .pr the remainder,
though Inning at lib sAint• :1111,• x rust ant.tunt
err to E,u.tern Chinn nod lintieh Indm.
rk null pending the wur, and the prelintittnry
atttitatton tat the war, frail 1'•!.:1 that rt. .
hutsti reti ,n, 1 i,(ty r, I.fb ld . tat the 1,.
.111,11.Fi1. an i "r,O luuu I • t-t 1 .; rih, • t ry ri ct no tilt • ..t . t
the pre. i.., Bank re-urve, u1.5.,rt”..1
; iir•t eront.•.l to
ordtnary cin•ulatt , m, i i him .7.11•. rt : , 11vor t.) 16.
EaM t. 9011.4.rting air I' X irorttil (imps lir,
war in th.. Cr:iners, and 13-1!, and nosinly.
n th.• th.. t
by the nlllll. ;•,1- it •9,11 l
ihrtfit-elsr— and Owl! .
the ion,atv to ..• dII k:lan ar,•l
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trill require a year rla -et up ch.. is•
intone;, inn
of the war. and that. fr-ta tht , , ill .!crams
a! well an ' , ranee, Is ritntdtit: wild in paler
for hariklntr. railroad budding, and
u. ernimare ev,•ry sari pudlie enterprt, and /•ec,
!alive e..mbmation, and that the, gill gi‘e eml.;
meta. at high rates, for all the netlitti....l , 4 .•apd•
that IC to Lo let 1.e.,. pea e. lu thi ,
to!, It is IlActi utat lit - •11•1“,11.1"11 in Eitglitlol
CIIVIge in Joint 'tick Itonitiug ”it the tt
rettse; new }Jr...mete ui , pearing awry Nook in 1.,
don, ISO the tempting profit, which the ' , amens+ a
ready ,tablishad on thit , eltt - tive principle hat
realized and are eon:Ann:ly At the sat
tint.-, the argument which ,4”uhl malto hone varmt
schemer , the coti.e of relidOrlflg f•illicr scar(
ur dear. is not clearly made “til, a very lor
of people will uo d-ul.t 1.-1 I :'ienlgi , ivnri
from 11.1. V (<n1.1.11111 , 11 14• Inset, ef.oil.l in the , iiivern
went Funili , and in the i,eurities .o.•h r , untriem 0,
•iecui hood iiffeete I I.v the mania 1 , i.,..•-olation.
there fore for lrigher prices for the Fretieh 3 pt ••,,,
Rear,, despite the Cro.i if NOl,/J,,, and for Fdigloili
3 per cent. Console. in the oxtra,ogrior
dividends promo.eil from lint Stici•k Banking. Our
own eqalilished state and railroad funds an in litre
danger ot being Wit illy ncglio•teil either in Engl,tel
or on the Continent. because id fresh Lroiel of
Joint Stuck whence in Loudun. or the new noel
hazardous projects of Credit Bank.. at Vienna, Ber;:ii
and Bremen. of this we have already sou, ac t or
armee in letters by the last steamer from the Conti
sent, in which the Fniteil Stutee are spoken of loc
contrast as one of the 111,,i roitArrofft . o. r.o.ddno,
financially. in the world, (4h.. would have thought it
two years ago ?I and even our railways are lict,
safer and managed with far Ore integrity of purpose
than the mad schemer of speculation originating ua
France a few years ago, and now extending, with the
near pn.spect ci peat's, all over the Continent; whi,
our Schuyler frauds have been thrice eclipsed by tile
Da v idrieng and Gordons, Sir John Paulo and Fad lies.
of Old England.
(From the Ptit.almt qh I'l,-Currt•ht ;
The Currency War.
The feud between our Hoosier ueighbore and tin.
Cincinnati merchants and brokers, who refuse to
to hold their paper without redemption, continues to
wage fiercely. Thirty-seven of the Indianapolis
merchants have signed a paper calling a convention
of •• merchants, mechanics, and produce and et is
buyers," to ment at Indiannpoli, on Thor-day. ilm
111th April next, t i adopt sm h measures n,
will effectually rid their state of tht• he
tofore proetised on them lv the Cincinnati
ehanti , and lirokers. - in renting hack for redempti
Indisua hank notes to the eorporationd that have
sued them. The Indiana niereliant, romulain tl
the Citi:innatians have established in Indianapo
ageney for t.l u • sole purpose of 'curling' a
sending 1,1110 to the lank, , for redemption eve
dollar of Indiana money whieh they van procure'•
that within eighteen iinlp they haul, returned t
I.lthreco.lelth..l H111..1111t ~ 1
considering that Imlioun 11:1., ....I I.y Vivo
dollars saliiciant eurrerwr demand
trade, is ltizbly prejudicial to every department
trail in Indiana " —that the 111,11111111 hanks
therefore "compelled to remt.o accommodations
stock dealers, produce buyer, and merchants tl
the farmer till "sutler c ilia in ,not Loins uhle
ethrolize the cash s, itwhieli he expo rued meat
maturing bills, and that, in vonsequence, there will
great c,itintercial and finaneial ettiliaras,ment to
branches al trade, morcentilli, agricultural :mil 11
chanieul. All 1110 , 0 dire evils are expected L. roll
the " conduct ,f the " merchants and brooks
wh,, have so pertinaciously dctnaltiled their duos, a
are therefore to be deprived of the pate je of the
Indiana inerchants. Noll, "it is an ill wind that
blows nobody geed." 'tar Lenin% ille neighbors tire
already in the field -they hare "taken up the
cudgels" with most disinterested energy, and are
ready to ',cure the patronage of the Ileesiers en any
terms. May me not as Ii For Pittsburgh a share of
this spattered trade' We hare as innelt liberality
anti patience me any et our neighbors. Ihet not the
principal part of ear t•urreevy for years been Indiana
money: and did not our inerelianLn submit with
sowing quietness to a heavy share Nvherhthe Indiana
State Stock Banks exploded? We hope our Indiana
friends will take thin into consideration at their April
Convention, and resolve to transfer their trade to
Pittsburgh, which in able to nupply all their wants
o n masetiablo Volnei for solvent Indiana bank note,
KENTUCKY AND THE PKESIDF:NCY.—The corre
spondent of the Ledger, writing from Washingtoi
under date of the 'pith, says:
The Kentucky delegation to the Cincinnati
Convention, which was at first chronicled for ge
neral Pierce, I learn from a member of it, is for
Lynn Boyd for the Presidency.
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The following are the titles of the bills acted
on l'uldic bills go but glo \sly, and even then
proditee animated digcusidom which was the cage
to-dirt• on several
189 11.. 71) An act to providc for the incor
poration of hew anee Companies. Passed, fi2
to 1:=.
28S H., 99 S. An act relative to agencies of
foreign Insurance. Trust and Annuity' Compa
nies. n u motion postponed.
-118 11.. 117 S. A further supplement to the
act. of 20th February. 1821, entitled " au net to
alter not amend the fee bill." This passed. The
bill relate, to the pay of those contesting elec
tions: for t , erving processes such cases, the
pay of witnesses, ke.
Jtn IL, S. An net for the preservation of
the e , •urts. Passed to second reeding and post
-n. 110.1:
.51;7 11., 221 S. An act relative to party lines,
f‘nor”+, walls. Went through the Ciimmitteo of
he Whole.
I.`c. An art relative to agricultural an , l hor
iltural to 21.
An net supplemental to an act t,, en.nblt•
,int tovmts in common and adjoining owncrs
Of mineral bolds in this Commonwealth to man
age and 11er11..pe 010 approved the Ist of
April, A. D. 1 31 Passed on third reading,
after considerable debate This is rather nu im
portant bill. and before it leaves here Will be fur
ther amended or defeated. Mr. M'Combs ap
pears to have it in charge ; but it trill meat with
severe shock from the Democratic ranks or else
I tint much mistaken ; for I have observed
Messrs. Johns, Getz and others preparing to
bring their paixhan guns to bear on its huge
proportions
7011. An art relative to the solemnization o
marriage within thHConinionwealth. This went
to second reading, and wits postponed indefi
nitely. Thi4 death blow to the bill. as it
phrml.l Le , itnlr think et' nit net t, imprison a
bride tellinc it white lie to it minister, or to
one of your 1,o;d and vigorous esquire., when
lie is 'anxiow. to gel married, by , tating that
he ie of full age. Why 1 remember well that a
ale living out on Chartiers (•reek used to
erve that •• gir!+ were like cucumber,: when
ht y were farce vv. - eight they were nil eneugh "
'Phis nil .lame well nn the game. Ther
expended on OA .
fruitful tall jei-t, and the members ethilaitrul g, o
e.initoon sense i'v its 111 , 1••fillitc• p,-tp , nrment
So, girl+, go it Hind, nit iltieeiNe all whom ye
In net for the arw•nritV of railren l con
atm- , unit safety of traveler,•.
.Nn 'Let relative to the nerving ell proce.rt.
II ,4IM S. A tmpplernent in the net. r.
AtiOtt . to the 11 , 44intt of tiptwinl e,urtn, l'asmt
0,1 , 1 rralinK
.1n fv.t uni I,,rut
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T 12 212.271 211.1eflTiltely p2224p 22 112 1.2 1. Thi. J. Jo
that will he Lear! rif it for thin unleiai
motion fiir re-eaniiiileration place b..r,.".
wiz litys expire. There are people in
your iiity. I unlerstanil. interested in the pne
sage ..f this bill :if they hail better c ee .t
in lime
7 " An art for Ow ttrtion of lali•irir ,
Thiii hill wile limier r ut.° this 11 nr
ailioartiii.l, part Thrrii wn= cottiiiltir
talk !,ill ()” ru
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SIITIrigV, \lard'
ll , ukk, met at the nmed I,••nr TLr elerl, re., I
the ,Trnal • f y•—t••i I ty. kla•ze,. t‘re-edt•• I
a t•etiti..n t • inerea-o the hay •kf iktrekr. and nit
in k!'•••.thet•,- nnt7 t .. .. 1" nil the 11. , 0
0..7 are, they net , i•ai r.rr there are I .11
few jurdr4 why flr IV I . 111 , 1 dietated t., Iky tin
e•kurt \Viten inklepen•l,•nt and ',tow nhi ling jur
Imre Lee, ,kliketekl, it will Ike tint,. then, a,,
tmt until then, t , Inerettfte the tau , trk add t,
their pay.
s'o. The Ereel4wr Coal an.l l'empn
• A. committed.
An nct to incorporate the Mount Pleattatc.
and Latrobe Plank and Turnpike 11,0 Comprimy
Reported with amendments.
An act to autlior:ze the city of Pim+
burgh anti county of Allevileny iruiirtintee the
pnvinent. of mortgave by the Pit
Lurch Steubenville Railroad Company. Nega
tived
!C,S. ••.1n act to authorize the Commierioner ,,
of the county of Clarion to make an aiblitional
quloicription to the capital stock of the Allegheny
Valley Itailroinl Company Negatived.
An act in relation to paring In the bon,ugh ~r
Manchester, in the county of Allegheny. A.
committed.
An act to repeal an act to lay out a State road
from Roche.ter, Beaver county, lo the Perm q
ville nn t Zelinople Plank - Road in Butler count v.
Negative recommendarkim.
An net to incorporate the Falls of Youghio
gheny Bridge Company. RV committed.
An act supplementary to the act erecting the
village of Birmingham into a borough. AN com
mitted.
An act to incorporate the Freedom Iron Com
pony. As committed.
TilY. I.ICF.SSE
Mr. Wright, of Lucerne, from the Joint Com
mittee on the License bill, reported the final ac
tion of the Committee. Mr. Wright, iu present
ing the report, delivered n speech replete with
sound democratic doctrine. lie took occasion
to denounce the report as uncalled for, and
against the will and wishes of the people.
To whom does this hill belting ° Not to the
Democracy : for we lint sent to the other end of
the State Bon=e but a single section, and in
place of that we have a bill with nearly as many
sections es there are days in the year. Ilut,
this is all that we can get. A bare bombast -
unfinished and ill-shaped. To Mr. Wright, the
member from Monroe, I have to make my 'warty
thanks for the aid given me in Committee in the
support of tlite-e who sent us here. I would
much prefer to have seen it fail, than the humil
iating ,pectuele of its prevailing--although I tin
constrained to vote for this obnoxious and
emasculated bill as the one which I present
The gentlemen from Munro() went his whole length
with me, and if others had done so there would
have been a ditlerent presentment.
The remarks of the gentleman from Lucerne,
who has no superior here, or indeed in th e other
ttramli, was most happily expressive, and par
ticularly severe on mendicants who roam over
the country delivering lectures to fatuities. Bill,
said this eloquent champion of the people'.
rights, I will have to vote for it even against my
better judgement, for at this late period of the
session, it would not do to let the bill fall.
Mr. Getz replied on the part of the majority,
and partly agreed with the Chairman, Mr. W.
but he would have to vote fur the bill, and h e
did so under a solemn protest, on account of its
tyrannical provi-ions. This member spoke at
some length.
Mr. Ililt replied by remarking that it was not
perfect, but he had to yield to circumstances. I
d. not vote for the hill reluctantly, but cheerful
ly. It is 11 compromise, and like all euoh must
be submitted to. lie therefore would vote for
it with the greatest pleasure. It is this or noth
ing, and he called on all to vote for the bill, as it
is better, much better, than the act of last ses
sion. The jug law was disgraceful.
Mr. Whatlon concurred with . the chairman.
Mr. Wright, and regretted that something more
acceptable had not been offered.
Mr. Smith of Allegheny would cast his vote fur
the bill, not that it was what it should be, but
t here was no way of getting over or around the
question. It was one of a little whisly or none TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
at all : he was, then, fur the former, ltut would --
much prefer a laryer dose. As it is, we must go DR. CALVIN M. FITCH,
it, hitter and übjection.tthe asit is. I feel confi- HAN . r NG
JUST RETURNED FROM
dent the people of my county are opposed to it.
KLIttOP tit% would all 1101111 CAI to his patients, and ethers
Situated as I am, preferring anything to the in Weiner° Pennsylvania, that he will visit Pittsburgh early
present Knew Nothing, I will cast my vote for In the ensuing month, and that those wishing to avail them
the bill; for half a loaf is better than no bread. selves of his system of treating
If chance would offer, however, I, with others, '
1 Throat and Pulmonary Diseases,
would go for something more palatable, hat as , won! PORTICOLOCLT
this is the last resort, now I will vote a. i CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
ke, but inasmuch as ' Axe
There were others that spoke,
my services were required in the Senate I was
compelled to abandon my seat for the time being.
The following is the vote. You will find the
whole of the Philadelphia Democratic delegation
voting nay. I honor them for it. The bill
should have been defeated, and members re
main long enough to pass another less objection
able, one to meet the demands of the von populi:
YEAs.—Messrs. Anderson, Augustine. Backus,
Baldwin, Beck of York, Barry, Bock, Bernhard,
Boyd, Boyer, Brush, Buchanan, Caldwell, Clo
ver, Campbell, Dock, Dowdall, Fausold, Foster,
Fry, Fulton, Gaylord, Getz, Haines, Harliilton,
Harper, Heins, Hill, Hippie; Holcomb, House
keeper, Hunsecker, Innis, Irwin, Johns, John
son, Laporte, Lebo, Longaker, Lovett, Magee of
Allegheny, Manly, Mangle, Menear, Montgom
ery, Miller, Morris, Mumma, Orr, Pearson, Pat
terson, Phelps, Ramsey, Riddle, Robinson. Salis
bury, Shenk, Smith of Allegheny. Smith of
cambria, Smith of Wyoming, Strouse, Wnallon,
Wright of Dauphin, Wright cf Lucerne, and
Zimmerman-65.
N.\ .I.—Nle:+firs. Ball, Brown, Carty, Coburn,
Craig, Crawford, Edinger, Gilitioney, Hancock,
Ilibbs, Hißegets, Ilunekcr, Imbric, Ingham, Kerr,
Leisenriug, Lott, M'Calrnont, M'Carthy,
Combs, Moorhead, Purcell, Reed, Reinhold,
Roberts, Smith of Philadelphia, Struble, Thomp
son, Walter. Wintrode, Yearsley, and Wright,
Speaker-32.
So the question was determined in the affirm
ative.
, .
Resolution relative to the final adjournment
was offered, making April 10th as the day.
Amended to the Ifith. Mr. Whallon moved to
amend the amendment to Tuesday, 2'21. On this
an animated and lengthy discussion took place,
which lasted to the hour of adjournment, 12
o'clock, without a vote being taken. Mr. Wright
spoke out the hour. It was contended that the
business could not he got through at a more ear
ly day than the time named in the last amend
ment, which to my mind appears clear. There
is a multiplicity of business on hand, and it is
absolutely necessary that it lie finished before
the adjournment. Should the Legislature sepe
rate it will he said that they are !mid by the jeli,
S:del and mileage, and they care but little for
the interests of the people. Members desirous
to get back next session had better take care how
tint trample on or neglect the people. Local
bills are often as much required as those of It
public nature.
James S Craft. Esq., A. L. Russell, Esq., and
Richard Smyth, of the Select Council, with other
distinguished gentlemen from your locality left,
this afternoon for home. Permit me to say to
those writing for information, relating to bills
Rc , that if they will read your paper they will
fitol reported all that interests your county, with
other matters. This will save them trouble.
Not that I think it a hard matter to answer their
letters. but it will be a saving to them. Double
letters are at all times in order, and meet prompt
and efficient attention, •• de ye moind that."
111E11:1T RI - AS[IN REINIEIIY.--Pro /;on.
" mother -liould 11111'0 11 1)1,K it
ih • 1 1•01.0 IlAtt•ly ILI ,11.. e or 111,1dentli 1,11 the dill
If s,1,••• _lt f. a remedy
..f year. .taiolinzt. r..,
! It t. a ',ire and spee•ly rare for
c..rztii i felons, ch:ll.lmop, nod
rvrry kin.l . for fo'ver sore., ulcer..
it,"!., ,11.1 heal, nettle raahi 'arc hip
plca,
f.•-t,r-, Ilea Litre, .pldrr atiiii_t• i frozen hind..
'nit rheum, rrurr c. -..r.' and cracked
n wqrts ant flr.h wnmb, a is a mast faint
Itlr. roily-1y :old cure, which cin i.e testitie.l to I.)
litvt , tt-,I it ;cc the .•tty of lioston
and •,inity for Ow kat thirty year , In no in
this an injury, or interfere
with phyaiciati s preacriptioni-i. It it tnailo fr',
th • purest material., front n riaaiipo Iron;
lon wla-- artielew griitving in that ountr)
and the proprietors Inzve hitter , from all
• v , . mitt, physiii:lllll, 'en ca.ptitini% an.
who n-od it them-elves, and reams
inch.' it P i nasin Sake
th tin dos.ra. atatnpial IM the corer with .
•• ••-re • hor, iLnd a .11.a1.1,1 .iil•her, Sc !
I 'I al - ., I•llVrilVf`ti on tho virnripiir Prig,
f• • ••,!- t•-•NRc Mini; S ('” propriiit-rs
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V Ell YUGE.. natantactaf I.y FLENIINII 1111 -
•,! It All -tit, artattititt, ct.tupalat.ta. at
WlAlar'• ganutra , V•Trulfutt, alta. hat rel
l•tat..l I.t„, tau Ittat Is Itatl at all Pat...table I)r,t
.Vat , ynnuv It-ifittatf fir 'lima/are tf FLY :MIN
Ill:/ t;:
A 1.., f, gale by tho bolt , prxtptiotott,
Yl. SI IN() liFtflß.,
Socommazni to .1 Kl4lll d CO.,
tuar2tr.tit.ej No. Pan W... 1 Ictr.kot.. Oormu of Fourth
410-Sands' Iterardy for Solt Rhounx--The
kn nt a thin lii lug Ititioan,ff 010
mit Salt Rio um, Ito, W.4 - in, 1 trli,
uht. Pri,iantn i in n 1.4141 kl h, at.• hint. y
‘1 .torminating ilisinaar, its
rfectly liarinleas, and may he applied riith safety
to the nl. in 1•1' no infant. Aliove xt.tlti enrol, 11/IV.•
1 ,- . 1-1 ly it iiitlnmt a alugle bands' Is
r —amp to he tit.' to throw tint the unhealthy Minutia
tr •n, thr atINII, When by applying 0., Pat t Rheum litintody
,t,rnally. reliant, way Jai lilac,' upa. a and 114Wrtne
Prepared and enbl by A. B. A 1). SAND,, Druggleas, 100
Fulbni ntre , •t, Now York.
also by FLkaIINO BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa., and by
Drug,..enns generally
Dr MeLane's IM PRORID liver Pills and IMPROVICD Vern
fuge, also Dr. I. Scott's Celelimited White Circassian Lini
ment, prepared solely under the supervision of I. I. Scott.,
a regular Medical graduate, mid Physician of extensive prue.
tiee. None genuine, only no prepared by Dr. 1. Scott S Cu.,
Bank Place, Morgantown, Virginia
Dr. 51clatie's IM PROVID Yenntfngn and IXPELO CID IJver
Pills, accomparihsl by mrtilicate of C. litcl.ame, for Hale by
uggists and Merchants everywhere.
Da. (I FM I. 11. K RYSER, 1.10 at., Wholesale Agent.
DR. J. P. FLe.stiso. Allegheny, near Railroad Depot,
Wholesale Agent. JalVAawapc
air From the N. York National Monitor
of February 24.—Iirozwil V • Pun.—Dr. Curtis has done more
to ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with lung
complaints, than any other practitioner of medicine.. tbr,l
Irma •iiriggleil with the secret,' of t h e msiteria ineiliou, for llin
hint century, by the Invention mid perfection of an fillitrll
- that will convey to its louga a inodlclue in the Aoki.
of it highly ltiodicittod Vapor, which ariA iliroctly ou tho
awl not, wt hitliorto, by nyinpatliy. Thom. who aro
tr..111J141 with ilbsoradio. !nixing from ilinor.lorwrl limp, will
goli.orve choir intorlwidi by giving tha Ifygoan Vapor is trini
ClalTld . IltoFsnb is the original and only
genuine arttelo.
.04 - AV hy will you Puffer, wur.:‘ ILELIEY CAN '
Nil F:ASI I. \* aBT Al NE11?-1Inve you a Sao Throat, Quin
Klaohnalipan,NnurnlKia, Ihkat, lilti noni.. Stilt ,Lin in, Fri
Ban, 1111131. eprions, 1 • 11111.1 iu 311 . 1 part of your elystet
You ../ht rollovnli at own by 13.111 g the 111..31 13311111/10
311 Llllllll,lll, 111.. •• 11 . h Ile , 0 0t.sto.a 1 inioneal." prnita
by lir. ~.01,1"1. , nI Morgantown, VI, and for do
..1..kan101111.1 rruril, Icy lh K EV:+lot, 140 NVood htrthq, a
F. hoar It. It. 11,1.. L. Son
via ti.chinnt in another column of to-dny's paler. (tnar.l.
as.r . Itaittliclor`a Hair Dye--16 , not ict nut
it otrect. ,Rh ot ayes .1.441 you from rt•lyinK 1111 tilt' great
wAllitANTmr) Hlti. 11114 mm.lnnt.ctuty. Mml.•
and 13.44. or Itititliotl. ttt DATeIIEIA)It'S, flu nine prlvat...
t•t ,, ltt,t 231 Brotulway, Now York.
Sold, uLa4wnle mutt retail, by Dr. OEO. 11. It SYMMS, 140
rtroot. rult24:lvalaw
4aYStockingr rand llotatory for Winter....
II poi .1.1• t want your feet pinched with had and abort
Stork i gm, you will take our advice and t.. DALy's, cur
••f Merkel alley 1411,1 Firth at not, and buy 4.4 , 11114 or thooe
elegant fine Stckino, that make your feet feel !tire and
4 . 44lllfi.etalile. DALY MHO makes and nelin ever) variety of
ilogim-y that you can mention, at wholenale and rettil.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
atreet-oda
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at No. 164 Wooil street, altd ex.
amiss onr stock of SW'? HATS MI& WINTAIR CANA ha re
lot Of Shanghai, Celestial, and other styles of
Caps, which we will sell low for cash. MannA, & CO., 161
Wood street. octlB
47e5•Flato, Hats.--Wo liwvo Just rocolved our SI'ILING
STYLF. OF SILK lIATS, wlllch will t foutid,
nn Inxyur
lio it tie.t axol good wild, and Pont.
fotr..Z NIORGAN & W., 103 Wood et.
the Latest style.. lIATS
and CAI'S an purchasod cheap, for cash, from
5ICattlAN k No. IN Wool street.,
Next door to the new Church,
One door from Sixth West-
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FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
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CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
By Medicinal inhalations, Mechanical
and Constitutional Remedies,
Will lls, b.v an opportunity so to tto.
DR. ' , Twit soill romain I. Tire:gluon from
THURSDAY AIottNINIL APRIL THIRD, To SATURDAY
EVENING, M AY TENTH,
During so Welt time In may I. 1 . 01111111 tee! daily (Sabbath on•
coptNl) (non tie looms td TEN TO KUUR, at his Roonia
at tin
ST. ('LAIR HOTEL,
For all forms of Incipient or tented DISEASH OF THE
LC NtIS, tuol ior all derangemento of the system procoeding
4T giving rine to l'ultiumary Disease, particularly
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, and Fe
male Complaints.
• • .
Persona wishing to consult, but unable to visit DR-FITCH,
tan do so by sending him a written statement of their case,
U o which it prompt answer will be returned, giving opinion
d cam and Mating ozpense of treatment. A PERSONAL
EXAMINATION ALWAYS PREFERRED.
DE.. rm.:ll . s associate, Dr..l. W. SYKICB, will be with, to
nAnist hint, during
the roar last weeks of his lkppointment. —
I ,iesiruble that perrsais wishing his treatment, should
consult him early, that he may have them In charge an long
as pmuible.
DR. 01I.V1N M. PITCH wishes It expressly andel-0..1
that ho has no long-or any basilicee connection with Dr. S.
S. rrreti, nmi would call attention to the CARD which hr
upon to publish immediately on his ro
turn trio mh24-d.kw
SHINGLE MACHINE.
Kendall's Patent I M P K 0 V E D
Double Acting 'tiler Si. Shaver.
attention of Shingle and Lumber
j. deniers, speculators sod others, Is directed to this in
'minable invention, which is uuw presented to the public as
the (nt and only practical machine extant, for Riving and
Shaving Shingles.
Various cutting and souring machines have been Invented
for making Bhingke, but It is a well known fact that 'Thin
glom rut or sawed across the grain are quite ton flimsy for
rooting purposes. Numerous Inventions have recently ate
pearld for riving and shaving. and these have all been con
demned as worthiest., from their imperfect method of riving,
which consists of splitting from the side of the block but oue
shingle, Which almost invariably rum oil This difficulty is
entirely obviated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
Which first splits from the stile of the blocks piece thick
eliongh for two shingles, which in iwparitted in the centre,
cod by 'limns of skunk guides each part Is
. conducted
through n pair of aptmisimating knives, which completes
the •Teratlon ; thus producing two shingles et every revolu
tion.
This machine will rive and shave from the block throe
thommial shingles per hour. of uniform thickness and wpm,
superior in solidity wad durability to those made by bawl or
toy other process.
Its operations are by no means confined to pine, and °Mei
soft wood, but works to equal advantage oak, walnut, and
ev,ry ibacriptiou of timber du can be audit.
The workings of the machine man be examined at 11. 11.
Ryan's Furniture Building., Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
'T., timber owners, shingle dealers, and men of enterprise,
this ,ipens a now field for speculation, as there la no similar
Invention extant.
Th.' uaddea> occupies but a email space, le of durable con.
structlon, and costs but about two handrail owl eighty &l
iars. and a man and two boys can make from 20,1. eat
shingles per day, with about three horse power.
For right of territory, or machines, inquire at No. 31 Fifth
street, or at the City Hotel.
ws,.. All needed Information will be forwarded by letter,
when desired. (tral2lit2nal ADONIBAH KENDAI.L.
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK,
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
OREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
CAVAN
No. SI3 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
l' T T 811 It C; l' .4 .
*r Tilt otnt , scrlher is now openings well enacted sonort
meat f gn and tiolinAlfie Hard Warr, nil new, and will Lk.
.:n ne grn4 tnnm is, any other hones- in this city
fti Mayo ~,, hand a 1,, ,, neral msortment
II A It UNA It K. iTTLEItY, CAIIPMNTEILS' TOtIL9,
ft, Om attention of purtinsao
'0,26 AASII:EI. PA.IINESTO47K
PEKIN TEA STORE
No. 3M FTH STREET,
i•N b k It EAFF or TII V. LICK-AS(IE BANK
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
final the Importer* Air CA.2411. The
...uAnta of nil the different flavery nod grade" id TEA
Id, to t h e Ahern an market, and
:OLD IVIIOLF—MALIi AND RETAIL
♦T TAR
V Y LUW EAT ERIC lie I
PACK ED TEAM, PUT 1..1 . IN METALIC PACK
AU Mme, •..xlirimi.d) hit u.le.
TEA:i vV ALL (MADER, lIT THE [ULF
St'riAlL (7tot:4)A and CIIWILATE Mu mar
snr • 1.1 male
i• in the Loonies la a sure Frtia.rantoe that
evrry Annie sit will lie as reprivedited.
All ENT. at Sll[l . l L A YtY•INTIJCT, yea tax SAt.a or DR
.TAI bIEDICINEM. S. JAYNES.
tA.tin:ll, March 1:11, InZin—(.ll2s:2nt)
HENRY U. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Nerchaul,
FO RS T H & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
m 1.; 1i HANTS,
Dealers lu Wool, Illdem, Flour,
NACU]'. LARD AND LARD OIL,
4h-,1 NI) i'RODI*CE UE.Y ER ALL Y. - 6.a
No. 75 WATER STREET, PITTUBURGII, PENNA.
LI ASSN ems:
Ilsrhauglt, l'lttAVlctie.o. Rolle, Wellsville,
Co., " M. Merl's,
/.1.11 Dip. Bk. Koons & lierstine,
IlArnet, tiimpLalt & litsrsetsutt
.listepti N. Eld..r, St. Ism'..
Thou,. & Urninar, Bankers, lloltuesr & Connell, Cincinual. ,
&slew, U1A..1. (tobl:ly) 'A. B. Bullock & Cu.
W I LLIAMS & ALLEN,
(Successors to Arnold ij-
MANUFACTURERS OF
CIIILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Vliarming and Ventilating Building..
Ike- W. & A. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
by St.ont or Hut Water, Vire ur Chtlum's Furnace, Chord-
Sete," Ilimpitala, Vartiarina, Groin Hotta., Mireiiilip,
Count hones, Jana or notelet. Nu. 25 .414i1ifi1iT STILEKT,
Pittsburgh. apli
WILLIAM B. HAYS 4 CO.,
BACON IRMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS
LARD, LARD OIL,
DRIED BEEF,
BUG AR-CURED and
CAN VAMED HAM&
A large stock always on hand a
No. 297 Liberty Street,
PENN'A
PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLEGHENY.
oro- FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES to either of 0
two Cit ion.
°alarm may be left at the Mal, or in boxes at the store.
LOGAN, 'WILSON a 00., 52 Wood Street.
BRAUN A REITRR, con Liberty and St. Clair etreeta
I'. SCIIWARTZ, Draggle; Allegheny.
TSHMS: CAS H, ON DNLIVIIHY.
3y29 BRYAN. KENNEDY &
JOHN COcHRAN 6c BROS.,
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WINDOW GUARDS, &,c.,
Non. 91 Second at. titid SO Third street
ilTrtillUlitiH, PENNA.
IV. II SMITH
SMITH, HAIR & HUNTER,
W H OLE SALE GROCERS,
In Second and 161 Front st.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ENOPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER ,
Corner of tirverah and Stni l/46ki streets,
I'lTTBBuiteß.
*IL Poseougess brought from the old country to Pltta
lturgly mid moneys remitted to Europe. lumen
F LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
de, I LAIA pc
JAMES KILIta, J.
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
-•ND
, BTEA2IIBOAT AGEN'rB,-VO.
.Nn. 27 1...e1ve, Nitoren Pine and Olive ta,
SAINT LOUIS, Mo.
Fresh Fish and Shell Oysters r
JST RECEIVE! ) at the Excelsior Restau
ty rant. a here all the delicncles of the bOr -
..01 1.0 obtained on the shortest notice, and cl4 l 110
donso up in the best style, and at satisfactory , .I % e
peters. SO don't forget the sign of the RED,
WHITE AND BLUE," No.lll wood street, below Fifth.
S. STEINRUCR,
phls. Omer and lab Co,
ft 1.2.N.15i ly
fiITII.IC A(111 . )-100 lbs. for sale
mh2tl B A. YA.MIigiCE 00.
No. 35 Wood Street.
PITTSBURtiII, PA
=Mi!RM
W. W. MA1R........J08. IL HUNTER
JAMES BLAKELY,
ALEX. HUNTER,
DEALER IN
No. 299 Liberty street,
PITTSBURGH
ROOT. M. 11UNTICIL
Agvnt fur thil l'hilado!
Ewa
FARMERS AND MECITANTICIP
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
}lox. TIIOB. FLOILENCE, Pro 't.
Poor. 1.143i50t.u, Socrutary.
STATEMENT UV BUSINESS,
From the lot day of August to the hot day of pee., 1885.
Amount received in Marine premiums $ C 8,242 31
Niro 39.908 82
'fetal prmniumx for floe months
Bonds of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and
l'lttaburgh Ws 1 78,721 611
Railroad Runde, Ceet33,400 00
•
Loan on ?Int Mortgage of Real }Watt , ........ ...... . 69,900 oo
••Stocks, Collateral 30,384 00
Cash in Bank and on bond 11,092 22
Capital nubserlbed, (payment not yet due). ..... .... 97,600 00
Prt mann Soto., not yet matnrerl 06,387 31
Due front Agents, (secured by Bonds) 18,868 61
14xpenses and Commbielmts 11,682 36
TotalPir ruinonnt'of Lo ex IncnrrVM, Nit no
3 t yet adjnated:—
Marine .$l,OO 66
,000 00
$4,1360 GO
Thin Company insures HuII and Cargo rinks on tho Ohio
and Mississippi tributaries. Insures ngainat Logs or Damages
by Firm. LON6I. Ilbornlly iuliturted and promptly paid.
Rurtnescus—Hon. T. ➢I. Howe, Gen. J. K. Moorhead,
James Wood. •
For illSlllll/ICO apply to
TI.IOMA9 J. HUNTER, Agent,
No. 90 Water at, bet. Wood and Market.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER TTIIRD AND WALNUT STS.,
Philadelphia.
f:fr MARINE INSURANCES on Yawls, Cargo, Freight,
to all parte of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by Rivera, Canals,
Laker end Land Carriages, to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE ON MEROIIANDIZE generally. On
Storm, Dwelling Gowen, b.c.
Asse of the Cbmparry ..Yonetsber 6th, 1855.
Bonds, Mortgagee and Real Estate $101,020 04
Philadelphia City, and other Loans 85,210 00
Stock in Banks, Railroad and Lisurauce Co's.-- 22,00 10
Bills receivable 188,440 07
Cash on hand
N . ance!' in hands of Agoras, Premiums on Ms
no PoHeim' recently issued, and other debts
duo the Company
SubscripNon Notes..
DIRECTORS.
James C. nand,
Titoophilue Paulding,
Jam. Triumair,
William Eyre, Jr,
Joeinut L. Price,
Janice Torment,
Samuel K Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
Jana. B. IleFarland,
Charkw Schaffer,
{{Albert Burton,
John B. Semple, Pittaburgh.
D. T. Moron,
J. T. Logan,
WM. MARTIN, President
lent.
William Martin,
Joarph IL Seal,
Edmund A. Solider,
John C. Davis,
John IL Peuroan,
bkorge IL Leiner
Edward Darlington,
Dr. H. M. liustun.,
William C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,,
Spencer Mcl train,
Char!. Kelley,
U. Jone. Broke,
J. G. Johnson,
TeToo. C. limo, Vire Presid
Firms Lrumrzuv,l3..trytary
P. A. MADEIRA, Agra,
95 Water street, Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
°OREM OF WATER AND MARKET STREETK
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, Pmakkut.
THOS GRA HAM, &WM:WI.
.11140-This Company makes Emery ininnance appertaining to
'r connected with LIVE RISKS.
Alao, againat IIIILL AND CAilido RISKS on the /Ado
and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries, and MARINE
generally.
And against Las and Danntge by Vire, and againat the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation fuel Transportation.
Polici.. leaned at the loaisit rake tonsintent with safety to
all portico.
MIMI=
Robert Galway, M'Clurkan,
Joao', )'. Hamm, M. D, John Scott,
Jamex !lamb.ll, DAvid Rickey,
Jame. W. Hallman, Carle, Arbuthnot,
Alexander ltraißey, J. 4.1111 S. Leech,
John Fullerton, Manatield U. Itrou n,
David H. eliamberii, Chrlatinii Zug,
Carr. Robert 11. Ilm-tlcy,
Jan. D. Mttlill. Feld.;
British & Continental Exchange
MUT RILLS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, MIHCRMAN & CO.
ON THE ITNION BANK, LONDON,
IN SEMIS 01/ £1 AND 131,VAA/41-
4. There Draft+ are available at all tbi , principal Town
of KNiILAND, SCrYtLAND AND IRELAND, an,rtbe larN
TINENT.
We also draw Stowe lama nn
11. A. Grunebaurra £ Bailin,
FRANKFORT A ILA /N,
Wlllebsi emit no a remittancn to all parte af GItKMANY
SWITZERLAND and Ili iLLAN IL
Persons intending to travel librwel, luny procures throng!
oa, Lotter. of Credit, on which Nluncy Lan Im obtained,
needed, in mos part of
0011.1CTIONS of Bills, Notes. and otter serdiritiee in Europe
will recaiive prompt attentino.
WILLIAM If. WILLIAMS A Cl).,
m 1,21 Wood, coruco. , itiird stroets.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM ItAtIALP,V, President.
• RAMURI. L MARRIIRL4 Secretry.
ottoFfi•E: DV, thwt, tifftreen Marlal and Mai arretx.
44-Insoran HULL AND CARGO RISKS, on the Obi.,
and Misalsoityi Rivers and tributaries.
Insurvit against loW Dawn , . by FIRV..
Also, against the Perils of the Sea 141/.i Inland Navigation
tvol Trausportatlou.
BagaJos.
JaitlMP Al. et mpt,
Samuel Ben,
Robert Dunlap, Jr.,
Imam M. Pennock,
EIEMMI
Waller Bryant, William B. !lay&
John 3hipton. [deal
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN 11. 8110ENBERGER, Prendent.
ROBERT FINNEY, Socrettu-y.
C. WnIATCHELOIt, Geuentl Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
J. 11. Bhoenborger, . G. W. Ow
C. W. Batchelor, W. K. NinAck,
/BMW M. Pennock, T. 11. Updike,
W. W. Martin,lL D. Cochran,
K. T. Leech, Jr., John A. Canshey,
George 8. Snitlen, R. S. Ryon,
David kreandlota.
oar All Looms stuotalned by parties Inemred under policies
lasual by Ibis Company will be libondly adjusted and prompt
ly paid at its OFFICE, No. SS WATER STREET. Lly II
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Cornet: of Fourth arid Smithfield Streets',
AUTIIOItIPLIk CAPITAL, 8300,000.
Insure Dohtinge and ether Property against LOSS or
Damage by Fire, and the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navi
gation and Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. F. Johnston, Rod) , Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carrier, W. M'Clintock, ,Jae. I'. Tanner,
George W. Smith, W. S. Ilarrn, D. E. Park,
I. Grier Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
A. J. Donee, J. H. Jones, H. R. Co6whall.
OFFICERS.
President . lion. WM. F. JOIINSTON.
Vice Provident BODY PATTERSON
..%ey and Tans A. A. CARRIER.
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS,
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE COMFY,
OV PHILADELPHIA.
CHAIM:Et PIMP ET TEE STAIT OF PINNSTIVAXIA.
Chartered Capital, ssoo,lapo.
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION,
AARON 8. Lirrmaym, Prealdeut.
ORRIN ROGEIRS, Secretary.
GEORGE YOUNG, Treasurer.
BIBNctoRS.
Aaron S. Lippincott., William B. Thomas ,
MallloU Gillingham, William Nell,
Nichol*. O. Taylor, AliYall Victim,.
Orrin Roger; Charles J. 1n;,,,i,
John P. Elmout l / 4 James T,. ;Smyth.
AWTh.la 0 , 441 4 W had beal .11pulizod with a cash Capi
tal. and the !Erectors have 'ttiterminod to adapt tin• toodott.
to its available reawarce* To oleoerve prudenx in oontluet
luli_ itd aiThira, with a prompt ItItiLISLIIMIIt of Immo,
tlttlturgli Otilco, No. 76 Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agolit.
1:1311=ill
The fallow - hag well known and riwponalblo firms in Pitt.
burgh have authorized reference to them, with regard to the
stability and soundness of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company.
Kramer S ltahnt, Wilson, Childs &
Hoorge P. Smith & Ca, Hampton k Campbell,
Jones, Tiernan S 00., 11. Childs & Co.
nov7
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield street!, l'itisburgh,
A G E N 'l' S
State Mutual Fire and Marine 'neurone
Co., of HAKIM:QUM. CAPITAL, 5360,000.
Girard Fire and Marine insurance Co-, "1
PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, 1300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valle_y of Virginia.
WI NOIIESTRN, VA. CAPITAL, Maoo,ooo.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, ItAR
RIBBUTLO. CAPITAL, sao 0,0 00. •
Connecticut lillutual Life Insurance Co,
HARTFORD. CAPITAL AND ASSET'S, 82,154,489.
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., of PITTSBUHaII
CA PJTAL AND ASSETS, NOT. 5, Itibb, $120,022149
Wx. E. Joularrori, President A. A. Wiwi; Sot:rotary
doel4ntapcly
JAS.COLLINS J. RA.NASKNOX
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PILOPIRITORB 07 TILE
Conine , Pittsburgh, Meadville & Melo
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 Also 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
REVERENCES;
PITTEMUILO/1
Wirt. Saveloy & Co., Murphy, Tiernan &
Smith k Shichsir, Maryton, Wilson &
&Misname, NtIMMIS & Co., English & Alchartison.
Woodward Pu
& Co., Truitt, Bro th er k Ca,
W, Down it Clot [fai2B
~ 1 .01' 'h
_..:~ ~...r ~ ~.5.~.
_ ~ ~.-..... a~..,~:f<:.~ -Mks.:arL'+~oY# ^lT.w..::.wkk~'7~
thr• TIM' public Vino iceptctfillly . eiteil not th toufoaud
DR. CALVIN'Iii. FITCI.I with myself, Int. O. S. FIRM, of
711 Broadway, N. Y., the author of "SIX .LEOSURES ON
THE PREVENTION AND CORE. OP OONSUMVTION, AND
TILE LAWS OW LIWE," and longand widely known for the
treatment of Lung Dismays, heart Affections, and other
Chronic ilfaladh.. I have never lectured or practised medi
cine in any part of the Western country, and since the year
Dift I have not been absent from the City of New York for
the purpose of Lecturing or practising' fdediclne anywhere;
and I am not now and do not propos° to bo at any ems so
absent from the city. Y have not had, nor haVol now, any
professional associate lecturingor practicing medicine else
where. Ido not, and will - tioL liohl myself rove - risible for
practice or transactions of any per on practising medicine
absent from my own office.
11116,101 31
. 30,000 00
41408,151 13
who 4.310 my advice or treatment can obtain it
ongly application personally, or by letterito mspoll at my
reaidence, 714 Broadway, N. Y., and my Medicine* and me
chanical remedies can only be had by applying to mo or my
regularly authorized agenta. • .
$408,151 13
Prescriptionm, with full directions, will bo sent gintnitona
ly, on application as above, and a statement of Rho symp
toms of the ease and the remedies prescrfbed irritty" be ob
tained at my agenclee. Advice glven.pit. alt-iiines to such
- patients without charp.-4 'always prepare an the medicines
ueo, and nover4end my patients to the apothecary, or rub.
ject them to the inconvenience and hazard of preparing
them themselves.
DB- S. S. Fr sirs "Six Leeturos" above mentioned, a
new edition Just issued, 300 pages, 30 engravings, and steel
portrait of the author, will be sant by or play be had
if my agents. Price 25 cants—all but given away.
& 8. FITCU A. 31., M. D.,
711 itroadway. N. V.
I9sU—nth3l:3wdaw
JNO. B. K OuNS, BIB! of flomphreys, ll,muan & Boone., PIMA
D. W. lisnanem Liao of tfeburgh.
K,OONS & HER.STIAE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
AD
General Produce Commission IlleNlinnts,
Bagaley-Woodsvard & Co. Phil. Wpm, Kennedy & ()u Pltto'h
Garrott. Martin & Co. " L. Wilmarth & Co.:
Wood & Oliver, " Bell & Liggett,
Sliter, I rice & Co. " .1. &W. Rea,
Caleb (I ipe & Co. " Bagalay Coegravo & Co. "
Truitt, iirother & Co. " Watt & Wawa, . "
03,880 96
100,000 00
$017,348 10
Loh mer A Co. Cincinnath Fosdick k Fonids, Ole Annati.
A. A. Belock Co. " Morrow & Chattier,
Tweod " .1. S. Chenoweth Co. "
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merchants gonui ally.
Jal Idtpcem
CHICKERING & SONS
PIANO FORTES.
JOHN. H. MELLOR hea
Jam received seven more o • -
• CILICIiERINH A SONS' • ,
PIANO FORTM Aind coin- f
pieta.] the Stock, selected for Plirtng'Sales, of 'DfliditY4lll4
new and splendid Instruments, of ovary variety and style,
manufactured by the Messrs. Chickerings,(Bodo%) from the
plainest SIX OCTAVE to the most splendidly finiihed
Seven Octave Square Plano Fortes, -
on well as their superb and inimitable Grand'und Parlor
Grand Pianos. EVERY PIANO FORTE In Oda b.t is of
their NEW ECALP., with their PATENT IRON FRAMES,
out PATENT ACTION, and are not miry warranted to the
perchAser by the manufacturers, but by the subsea fiber, to
be In all respects ,0 perfect as Instruments MU be made,
both iu regard to Material and Workmanship.
PRICES INVARIABLY TRE SAME as in Boston, at the
Manufactory, • •
•
JOHN 11. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood street,
between Diamond alley and fourth street.
Agent for Cbickertug S.ue, Boston, for Pittsburgh and
Western Penna. rub2B
ACARD.-TIIE SUBSCRIBER FEELS
it incumbent 011 him to caution the public against
the malicious cud unfounded reports, and `tricksof trivia,"
do industriously cirettintisi in this city, anti intended to
in
jure the reputation of pin:kering et Pone, for wimm lie
Lae noted es Agent IN) isially years; in the sate of their Piano
It has now , become quite Wainur to the auhnei-ibor to hour
(emu perm,. who call to look at th. Ir Piano Vertee "MEI'
I AV Ft ItEEN Tlll,ll that they wear e.ut in a little v,
- 'That death of Jonas Citirkeriug their Planoa
were not worth anythMe " That their reputation woo
heat • "19mt the Intiy..h . rwl, had eel npt,l,dged
wi his de,,th to a- ,New I . ,rk manufacturer, that he did
lot put a+ notch wurleun the IN rtlllll of t hI Plano* a., they
did, Ir h.rty arty dollar:!" Tho truth of the twit and
, %.+die brit rimy.' may to' inferne4l front the simple
aaa , atne...l at the limo ill althoot every newspaper in
the Uuito,l NateA, that the Into .louns ChirkeritiOt dealt oo
ehrroil at a motartit's wart.l4, while Wiling tit his chair, at
•
the holtw of a friend In Cotton.
Tbi• suhscrilirt is willing to riik hig - reputntin nail a dealer
In Nett() F 141.03 for twenty-fire years in this, city, in istying.
and usuring tii.oo who Mani. Instrlbuents, that the Piano
nutnitfitellimil by ClA:kering & Sons, ere tuft nnty
fully equal to those 10.1oilitotnred during the life time of
hair tattoo, but aro vastly superior.
Mum the doittli of Atr.cialokering, the older, ' do subscri
ber hun sold in this city nod vicinity upwards .o to hen
dood and silly Piano Foetus, mataubtobtreil by the now firm
thickeriun d Mine' and IN NI) INSTA-NOE has be ever
heard ti offniitaiiit from the purchaserschutoan tho contra
ry, the moat satisfactory commendations.-
Agent of Chickming Son% Wagon,
Plano Forte Alimitlncturer..
Ohio and Pennsylvania gailroad.
os AND AFTER MONDAY, 24th lust, Paspetrger Tndos 6 t.
l'en daily, except Send:ty,!, 11,111)u-0;
Len, ea Pittsburgh Sr Creatlins at 7 1 A, A, M. and 3 P. DJ.
ie IiVI!S Crestlino for Pittsburgh nt I. A. M. and 12.60 P. 11.1.
Those Trains ranks clots, isita*,tions nt CRIZTLLNE with
Trains Sru COLUMBUS, ULAYTON,I;INCINNATI, 111{1,LE
FONTAINE, IN(ISANAPOLIS,ICILICAOI), MINT, LotilK,.
and all p,iints on roads axial:oll,g Won; Bllaßouth-weett
th r.aigli Oli.lb, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
The 714 A.ll. Train from l'ittsUorgit connects ntltlonhficld
with Trains on Satalualcx, 'Mansfield and Newark Road, for 4.
SANDUSKY, TOLXIX) and CHICAGO; nlso. cb re connuc
lws ore iogau at Alilarav with Trains on Cleveland and
Pittsbnigh Road, tbr CLEVELAND, C.lllO/tOO, DUNKIRK fc
and REYNA LC.
Gant Mark Shirting,
Sm.nnel. M. Kier,
William Bingham,
John R. lifhpaL2li,
Freda BeHors
BIMIIMM2
TIIROUGII TICIIRPS are sold to Columbus, Dayton, Cin-
chianti, Loifisvilie, st. Louis, Indianapolis, Belleforitaino,
Chicago, Rork Island, lows City, Dnniteth, uktq
Cairo, Springfield. IR, Port Wayne, Cleveland, and the win
cipal cities ip the West.
NEM .111.11GIITON ACCOMODATION TRAIN leaves new 4
lirighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. 3L and PA, P. M. Leaves
Pittsburgh for ,New Brighton, at OA A, M. and 3 1 ,4„' P. M.
/3 - 4- Plir tickets and further inhumation apply to .1. G.
CllitltY, at the corner office, under thebiononinlicaa House,
or at the Federal street illation, to 0130. PARKIN, Ticket
Agent. itultnj Jsii. MOORE, Supt.
Continuation of the 'Ohio & Penna. R. It.
TO FORT WAYNE,
THREE RUN DRUD x EIGIITEEN IIILEB PROM PITf9D U DOH
4$ -TRAINS CONNRCL AT CItEW:IINR, without de
tention, with all the Traltdi 01.1 the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Road, and Wee at Forst with Trains going North and South,
on the Mud River and Luise Eric Roilrolut
For Tickets, apply at the Balkan! Moo of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in Pittsburgh, Allegheny _-:
City, or at any of the following points: - .1,
Yort Wayne, Bollefontaine, • :14
Cincinnati, Urbana, 1
Dayton, Spring fi eld, a
.
Indianapolis, Ricintiondy it
Tigin,
,Findlay.
Persons desiring Tickets will be particular to-ask 417.- u... ii- -
Ticket by the Ohio and Indiana Railroad. t
len S. D. STRAXGIIAN, Sup't.
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CARD.
N. 47 North Wharra and 91, North fldcr slued,
befrno Race :tree;
IMEKI3
NEW SPRING STOCK OF
TO THE PUBLIC.
PI:1 tit; ARRANGEMENT
Ohio and Indiana Railroad,
BEING THE
Cimetunal.l,llanallton & Daytap.Radtroad.
CINCINNATI PASSENGERS will please
take notice that the ativertieemeut of a Rival Route, T,
stath.g that the 8 o'clock A. M. train of the Ohio and Penn
vrivaula Railroad to the only one which makes connection a', ';;
Crest:inn. This Ia Inourrect, and calculated to deceive th o
travelling public, as there aro two daily train botweev
burgh and Cincinnati waking close and wow COlw.ectionii,
via BKLLEFONTAIN and DAYTON, Nivotheicri•,,,t 4 , me g, s
r t
wane:Lions with tho 3 P. 31.. Unlit of the Cdkip and Peututyl..
varda Railroad. O. B. 1 1 / I .OVM, °sal Agent.
F.KNOWLAND, Agt. rittsburgt‘ ruitur
•
CAMPBELL & IffaLLOCK,
MIOLX9AIO
Staple and Fauey Variety and Dry Goods.
AND 1.1A.N . D FAO TU DEUS OP
PLAIN ANO WAVED LINE GILT
MOULDINGS.
No. 95 Wydod at., Corner of Diamond alley ;T r
THEY refer to n long experience in this
bariness its a safe guarantee to the purchaser that he
will ge.- the latest mil beat styles, and at Prices as low as
any ether establishrueub
An inspection of their stock incurs no oldigatlon to buy. ir,•;
Equal attention will be shown to Merchants % whether their
wilts be for examination or purchase. nthlitlntilic3tw
1 - IATIVO - 2fA TPBELL & SAMUEL POL
LOCK have ussociated together tinder the s tyl e of :4
CAMPBELL A POLLOCK, for the transaction of a genera l t,
Variety and Dry Goals business, and the =mob...qua) of ,t 7:
plain and Waved Line Gilt NUnhltngs. mid° ?
_
• CITIZENS' DEPOSIT BANK, I 4
Pittsburgh, March 22, Md. I
tr"_ THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of 11
the.DT this Bank will be held at the Banking Home, on
MONDAY. the ith of April, between the hours of In A. M.
and 1 P. M., at whirl, time and place an ELECTION for one ti
President and six Directors will take place.
nth2ldd E. IL JONES, Caster. •:,t,
.
(t—po TILE STOOKIIOLDISHE OW TILE ODD FELIA/WII 11
J !TALL ASSOCIATION aro hereby notifivi that the
FIVTEENTII INSTAI.SIIO'QF FIVE PM. 'CENT. on
the Capital Stock hen betel milled in, due on and otter tho
NINTH DAY OF APIIIL,ISS6.
h St:ttl J. P. lIENDERSON, Secretary. !.f,
• BAISEMENTTO LET.
ALARGE BASIN "MT ROOM; 21 feet '4
wide by .11) &e 1., half alioye gwund, and well light
od aud finished, will la , run* on rrintailablo terms. It
on the annoy of Fourth utruct and Cherry alley. linguini- •
ija2.3111 OFFICE ov KowaNG Pon.
OLD TYPE META.
WE ITAVF, FOR SALE, at the Office of
the MORNLIitt POST, n largo
,quantlty of OLD
TY P hinchininte 411 , 1 othencvmutling. intat an tartlet° can. i 5
gut a Ittrge supplyby collhtg soon. t.'•
MOSES F. EA ON
AGENT POtt THE
Sale & Purchase .of Patent Rights.
And Dealer in Avery variety of MINNIANIP4I. AND p
oTnEft PATENTS. Omand Exbildtkni , 'Roam; No. 139
FIRST STREET, noar Pitraburp, N. I
Air Orders for Patented,. Article* curry OdcriPtion
promptly attended to.
AGENTS WANTI..I):
EMOVAL.
Insuranve Company 1 .
_ of 'Hartford, removedfrom co rn eriof Yin and Wood
ntreeta to No. 97 Water Iftreer, over Grua; 'Sennett & Cu* I
hoe Ware (Tones, where they .Will continue lotritattte paitrion
ou all descriptions of property, es usual. Cosh twaete Janu
ai
•
y 1,1858, $/, 0 74,3X1b• TEN-IaCE, Agt,
mh27-2w No. 07 Water at, 'Pittsburgh.
ATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING
dorm promptly. imie...Nl W. W. WII,St
wte _
PEI - SLADE PALL
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