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WEDNESDAY MORNING::
JAMES BUCHANAN
(Stgited to the deci.sion of the National Ootrotti...)
A GLANCE AT TUE PAST—DEMOCRAT
IC DIEASVRES.
It is a singular fact that most of the great
leading measures of the Democratic party have
at their first inception, encountered the most
rancorous opposition, and been but moderately
popular at first. And yet, with them all, a few
years of trial, and calm reflection, have cm
mended them to the general approbation of the
people. Let us refer to some instances in proof
of this.
In Jefferson's time as President, France owned
the whole Louisiana territory, extending from
the Gulf of Mexico to the great lakes of the
north, and from the Mississippi river to the Pa
cific Ocean. It was a vast empire, almost as
large as half Europe. France was at war with
England, and England' ruled the sea. This vast
territory might be wrested from France and be
come a British conquest. The French govern
ment offered to sell it to the United States for a
less sum than half the present value of Allegheny
county. Jefferson and the Democrats were in
favor of securing so splendid a purchase. It
Was violently opposed by the Federalists and all
who opposed the Democratic administration. It
was declared unconstitutional and inexpedient,
and a dissolution of the Union was threatened if
the purchase was made It ?Nil , made by the
Democracy. We thus gained the entire control
of the Mississippi river and the outlet to the
Gulf of Mexico ; and we gained territory enough
to make twenty large republican States. A for
eign power was removed from our western bor
der, and seven hundred miles of Pacific coast
added to the vast prospects and facilities of our
future commerce. Yet it was years before that
acquisition was fairly estimated. Who now
doubts its immense—its inestimable value !
About a quarter of a eentury ago wo had a
lank of the United States. It was a monster fi
nancial power that could depress or inflate all
the financial operations of the country as suited
its own selfish or political purposes. It specula
ted in government monies, defied government
control, and bought members of Congress to do
its bidding. Gen. Jackson, as President, re
.nh•e,l to place the government funds in safer and
less corrupt hands. He "withdrew the depos
its'. from it. A war seldom equalled in bitter
nes.s. wad at once aroused against the democratic
administration and party. .k bill rechartering
the monster was passed by Congress. (ion. Jack -
sin vetoed it. The war of the bank on the go
remittent nearly ruined the country fur a time.
Thousands left the democratic party. misled by
the excitement. The hank was re-chartered by
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, and in a few
-port years exploded in utter insolvency. Thou
-ands were swindled and mined by it. Who now
doubts the wisdom of the democratic adminis•
tration in taking from it the public money, mad
refusing its re-charter Who now proposes to
build up again such an institution Time ha..
, hown all that the democracy was right.
Twelve p ars ago Texas was an independent
nation. It WA+ large enough to make four states.
and is one of the richest agricultural regions of
tlio globe. It L.ffered annexation to the United
t-ltateti. The democracy accepted the offer rapids!
a storm of execration and denunciation that
frightened the timid, and almost elected a Presi
dent. There are few now wh, doubt the pro
prety of that measure.
ring •her safely of the little King of . Algiers.
TrOtoi p.'s father, in 1811, got 250,0(X) francs
• fur
. his , attenciarkeit upon the Empress Mirie
Louise, at the birth of the King of Rome.
Samuel Henley, ofAtookingham county, va.,
who lafely refilSed food for 49 days, is dead.
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FOR PRESIDENT
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
'',NAB COMMVMMONLE
GEORGE, SCOTT, ov COLUMBIA CO
.(LDlron OENIRAL:
JACOB FRY, Jr, MONTOOMYTt4 CO.
SCRVIMOR OENVIAL:
TIMOTHY IVES, POITEA COUNT'S'.
But it lea to a war With Mexico; and again
the country wa4 frightened with the vi,lene , -
with whieb the democracy villitied fur having
‘b,tie a just and propel act at the rick of a war
That war resulted in adding a vast realm to out
public domain. and giving us gold mines that
annually distribute , otne fifty million
our whole land. The wealth of the cow,
try is doubled since Texas was annexed: and
who now regrets the acquisition of California'
p to a tariff r,,r p-,,,,rtion, as the prin
ciple, and rn•rmu• as the incident_ had been the.
policy of the government. It was constantly
fluctuating and changing, and creating i•ectiona3
dissatisfaction. In that year a democratic ad
minimtratien and Congress adopted a tariff for
revenue as the principle, and protection as the
inrwinit. All remember the clamor that wa,
raised against it : the ruin that was predicted
Ten years of trial Las-satisfied nearly all of it,
wisdom. It has, with its low scale of dutier.
produced too much revenue, and the countr:,
has prospered within the last ten years as never
before.
For Many years past, Congress awl the coun
try has been afflicted with constant agitation on
the subject of slavery. In that year a demo
cratic administration and Congress resolved to
sever the federal government finally from all
connection with the institution of slavery, awl
to establish the policy of letting the ',nide of the
territories, as well as the Staten, choose and de
cide upon their own local institutions. So the
territories of Kansas and Nebraska were organ
ized free from any restrictions affecting the local
institutions their settlers might. choose. Freedom
was thus left free to run the - race with slaver),
not only north but south of all lines of latitude.
The result of that race is nu longer doubtful.
But fiercely as democratic measures had been
before assailed, the clamor against this exceeded
them all. The whole country has been convulsed
with agitation on the subject for a year and a
half, and it is threatened that this excitement
shall wind up with a civil war and a dissolution
of the liniop. But now let us see how public
sentiment is coming round in regard to this
measure also.
The following ie from the regular correspon
dent of the Cincinnati 7'rtnes, a leading Know
Nothing opposition paper, and one that has
abused the Nebraska bill without stint:
ARTIINGTON, Man•h 21, 1856
It does not require a very sapient judgment to
foresee that the Nebraska bill Is fast becoming and
will noon be a popular measure: The feeling in and
out of Congress, the signs of the tittles in every
State, is ample evidence of this fact And it is per
fectly clear that agitation on the subject is only kept
up by strenuous efforts, furred and unhealthy ! • I
feel confident that the resolution in favor of the rest..
ration of the Missouri Compromise would not com
mand in this house a respectable vote! Another ev
idence is, the change of feeling towards Mr. Douglas,
so abundantly manifest throughout the country by
intelligent and rational men, to whom the Nebraska
hill has lost its terrors. The people are rapidly com
ing to their senses again; and noting that neither
ruin or desolation shocks our country, as was pre
dicted—that Mr. Douglas, in the language of the
great Daniel, " still liras; " that the demagogues are
making....capiW of khe wholt matter for their own
aggrandizement; that the overwhelming influence of
the north, its. wealth, its industry, its tireless enter
prise, rehdoss Slavery in Kansas perfectly impossible ;
Lotting all these self-eYident facts, the people, I con
tidantly believe, artif looking upon the Kansas-Ne
braska bill in a more deliberateand reasonable ma".
ner.
"It is especially 30 wjth those who have been al
lured-from the American true course by the false
ughta of Republicanism, and wrecked upon the sun
ken rocks of old party prejudice! This ha 4 been
the legitimate result of bad pilotage, and still - worse
seamanship."
DOcrou Do3ots, tccoucher to the Empress of
France, is to receive 500,000 francs for deliver-
4.
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THE CANDIDATE.-CASIVA M. CLAY 8110U1.1 be
the '• Republican" candidate for President. Ile
i 3 lecturing on abolitionism in various parts of
the country, andla one of the most rabid of that
class of lecturers.
APRIL 9
New, we find iu the Lexington Observer an ad
vertiseme4 of his property for sale, and the
following is our extract from it:
On Tueaday, April ltith , 1856
At the residence of C. M. CLAY, in Madison
County, Kentucky, will be sold at public auc-
tion, without reserve, the property of said Clay,
conveyed to the undersigned as Trustees, con
sisting of—
Twenty-two bead of thorough-bred Durham
Cattle:
About two hundred Stook Cattle ;
Fight broke Oxen ;
Thirteen Milch Cows and ten-Calves
Forty-six Yearling Mulee and free Work Mules
TWENTY-TWO SLAVES! men, women and chit
dren, which will be sold during said Clay's life
Ten Work and Riding Horses and Mares :
Several pair of fine-blooded Hogs ;
Fifty head of Common Sheep
Eleven head of Southdown Sheep ;
Household Furniture, &c., &c., &c.
It will be seen that his "llarhanas" and his
men. women and children, - exactly correspond
in number, and they are all to be sold under his
iiolontary assignment, to pay the debts incurred
by his extravagance. Why should nut he he the
candidate! Let him come this way and give a
lecture on abolitionism. •
FicANcis P. Ain should be the Republican
candidate for Vice President. lie owns a good
many slaves, and made his money out of the
Democratic party
Pennsylvania News
LAIVRENVE COUNTY.—A large number of the
citizens of Lawrence county met in town meeting
in New Castle, last week, and passed resolution
approving "of the transfer of the bonds of Law
rence county, issued to the Pittsburgh and Erie
Railroad, to the New Castle and Darlington Rail
road Company. Also, urging the citizens of that
county to subscribe to the stock of the latter
road, believing it to be a good investment, and as
the most efficient means of furthering its con
strnetion. - A l'emmittee was appointed to
wait upon the citizens. . The peach trees have
not been injured by the cold weather during the
past winter.
WKsTM.HMLAND ConsTT.--The result of the
spring elections is given in the Greensburg pa
pers. It is generally favorable to the Democrats,
and indicates unerringly that the days of Know
Nothingism are numbered. . . . On Thursday'
last, a little boy of Lewis Keitlin, of Young: ,
town, aged about three years, caught fire from
bake oven, and was burnt sl.l badly that he died
the next day.
•
A Diary' EAvit 1. The New Karen Regom ,
says that a farmer an that rivintty found In an old
hl/11,01 stump. a few liapqiiu , e, five snakes, three
squtrrels and a rota -tinval, to herd together Ly th
bard a utter. They had " riused '• to keep warm ;tart
11..9 the ”pposition to the Duant.oratie lusty are doing
Ii bas also been - hard winter" fir ouch polui
mans, end a comm.!) misery has driven them all mte
the can e burrow.
Whether the above was designed to typify the
elements of political fusion as t.o numbers we
cannot nay. It would exhibit the Republicans
no five to three of the K. N ; and the K. N.'s
three t•• one • f that portdm of tho old line
who intend entering the " fusion ' camp
The squirrel is to typify the K. N. 'S --active,
busy. sly and canning. The coon is the emblem
of the Whigs. The Abolitionists can OCCIVAiUII
ally charm a victim into their toils; and in the
Northern States they are the most numerou,
rnemlwrs of the "happy fatally that the Deem,
ocrats will disappoint in November next
Mit. Ai:OMR!: • --This gentleman is nut meeiv
ing the patronage his rnents deserve as au illy,
!lions and excellent urtiet Ilts panorama is no
doulttedly One of the he.t ever seen in thlsr..un
try and among the scenes are some good view
of l'arshurgh. Could he he as well patronized.
in l'itudiurgh use in many a the Eastorn
our smoky city might figure very favorably in
panorama that ie destined to Lave 'tinny admirer
in the countries of Europe. It is on exhibitiou
every afternoon and evening at Franklin Ilall,
Fifth , just opposite the Theatre We ha' ,
seen it, and can -afely recommend it as a splen
did sit I inatrut - tive work of art
THE DiiiiLLEult.. nt
twelve ilivitilleties iu Bovton mol vicinity, with
npitnl of $2,(1 4 /0.011 4 1 Tbe Lumber
manunietureil in wait, 1311.1,1 hi
44;,,.;21) 1 ery large amount of in ex
ported The itinportalion of foreign ,pirini
hu
inerea,ed, and i% more than twice 111 large rot 11
H..1..4 ten years ago The im port for 111110 , th
S gallons, against 4 in 1 , - , 01, an i
. .2.41,758 in 164:i. The largest amount inTortrd
With in 1' 4 39, amounting to t,,73.,;3‘,
The city of Kenosha, Wisconsin
contains a population of about ,"),1.V.0 inhabitant.
They had an election out there the other day
811.111 and Sarah. were combined, of course. and
Mr Wooley-fu.ion got licked. The detnocratir
candidate wall elected Mayor by over a hundred
majority. The "doughfaces are likely to
have it all their own way in the Western State.
thin year. It iv all for the purpose of "extend
ing slavery, - of course.
4v. 111 FR
O PASS-EATER Forisn.—The mummy of 0).1
Nebuchadnezzar has been found by Rawlin
son, who is making excavatiorui at the disentural,
ed As..yrian capital. The body has been well
preserved, and it is said hn must have been a
very lialiddUlne 11111,11—forehead high and con
mandiug—features marked and regular.
AN Abolitionist's ()pinion of Pittsburgh, thi
Monongahela House, will appear to-morrow
Could not possibly find room for it to-day.
It is tinid the rust of the new dome fur the cell
tre of the capitol at Washington will be $1,01)0,
000.
John D. Murrell, of Lyuchburgh, said to he
tho:riehest roan in Virginia, being worth $2,000,-
0110, died at New Orleans, a few days since.
The Indianapolis (Indiana) Sentinel says there
will be ten or twelve hundred houses erected in
that city this season.
The amount of lend sent out from tinlens, 111
inois, the past year, was 311,125,5r0 pounds
value, $1,732,219
The people of Scotland are said to be almost
unanimously opposed to anything like war 14-
tween the United States and England.
Ten or fifteen corn dealers in Edinburg, Scot
land, have lately failed. Aggregate liabilities
about two tnillions dollars.
The " Thorndike Building," on Congress
Square, in Boston, has been sold to Peter C'.
Brooks, Esq., for $126,000.
THE GREAT RERSIAN RE!dEbY. Pro Bono
---'• Every mother should have a box in
the bonne handy in case of accidents to the chil
dren."
Reddtny'e 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,
fosters, flea bites, spider stings, frozen limbs,
salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sore!
nose, warts and flesh wounds, it is a most valua
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 Salve do an injury, or interfere
with physician's prescriptions. It is made from
the pureetmaterials, from 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, and recom
mend it to others. Redding'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,.
25 cents a box. Bedding & Co., proprietors.,
For sale by B. A. Fahnestock & Co., Pitts,
burgh ; Beckham & M'Kennan, Allegheny city.
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PUBLIC SALE
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(Corrraporitlenco ,f the Pittsburgh Morning I'4,st.)
FROM HARRISBURG.
110I'Sr. OP RgI'TIRSENTATIVr.S.
Saturday, April 5.
The bill to repeal the Allegheny Paving Law_ .
received a death-blow in the House this morning.'
The question came up on a motion to pre§ent, l
the majority and minority reports of the 6orn
mittee on Roads-and Bridges, which were pre
sented this morning. The majority report was
strongly for the repeal, and the minority against.
An amendment was otTored referring the whole
subject to a Select Committee, to be composed
of the members from the county of Allegheny.
The House was addressed by Messrs. Fulton,
Salisbury and Smith, in favor of the reference,
and Messrs. Magee and Hippie, (author of ma
jority report,) against the reference to a Select
Committee. The House agreed to refer the
whole subject to the members front Allegheny
county by a veto of e. 2. yeas to tA •nayes. This
looked upon here as equivalent to the defeat of
the repealing measure—four of the five metribers
from Allegheny being decidedly against the re
peal.
The speech of Mr. Salisbury on this occasion
was exceedingly able and effective. Ire reviewed
the hi,tory of the Allegheny Paving Law, showed
its beneficial and equal operation by imposing
the burdens where the benefits were enjoyed,
and dealt upon the iniquity of repealing the law
after a large portion of the city had been paved
under the operation of the law.
Allegheny City had never been more prosper
ous than since the paving law was passed. With
in five years she had greatly increased in popu
lation and resources. Sot a word had ever been
uttered against their paving System until the
work of public improvement approached the
property of a Man worth millions. Ile haggled
and tried to evade the payment of his share of
the public hurthen after hundreds of men who
had earned a lot by the sweat of their brows
had paid without a murmur.
Mr. Salisbury further urged that this was tt
local question, well understood by the members
from Allegheny. They knew what their constit
,
cents wanted better than any other committee
would know, and they would be held responsible
for their conduct here. Ile would cheerfully ac
cept the consequences of his vote here, and of .
preparing a report on this measure, if referred
to a select committee as he proposed. Ile
thought there was an evident propriety in refer
ring a local . question to members more particu
larly representing that locality here. The above
i+ but a meagre outline of the speech of Mr.
Salisbury. It was decidedly the strongest effort
I heard during three dayi sojourn here. Mr. S.
justly regarded here as one of the most able,
attentive and industrious members from Western
eat_ bore you u Dloessed Lloerl--Tt u . .i
com a mt:t.rthut.. t, Karla a nth ougtt , t , tivt*.
-fart te, taken into ..,a•hlernthat that thatakotea of Oa' LiTt
tifirr harataa twat alanti,a t t!y fmitatat to t6r t attar! SEM
In•haah I hare nr, hot I rtuid.O.h. •theetaxen that are pot h
~.,o. war tra.,1.1.• t.• , hra ;0.4 .late of that uatturtan
Many .I aka ,omplatata unite ran.-,.l otalcr Ito
howl of Conautopta.oa, have their , •1 ,n the. I.iety ••
s that wo,hl rtaptlaslty Iti tWO II
•ho !Art,. wottlit N . A I'itRVIII/R t. {IMO( i/A d ha. L.n to
schtanation Ltamaatpla That rotua.ly ha, h.. foam.'
,1 ant.- an.l •otr,. If hen a liar trial has Ina., arhoNhal ml.
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tba Ittototnt It touch.* y•ot tho pain tla• blbal of rat4.l
animal* abs WV. *lovably ',antral twat.
OOP ge1141111.• without a stoal-plato angrureol lahal, with
ollgunt ras of
1 , A1.1..1{ V, Winn atiart irrrr.
C V CLICK EN CAL, lin+iufMtm.•n
25 routs, per box by Dr ti EO. II K F,Y3klll. lb.
Nud rewt. nlel by lienriy rent y .haler to meellenr,
bbeighowl the United :intlo4 All orb,a er lettent tor it
tunti,,n or itdPit , t, to I,e ly,t,trtot,d C. Y. K !jerk
A CO., New York. tull29,diwa/W
NleLano's Istravvrn Liver Pills and IMPAOVID Venal
/age, also Dr. 1. Scutt's Ca4oL,Lted Whlto Oarwsealsa I .:ur
[neat, prrpared solely ander Ow Dr I. Scott.
a regular Meth.' graduate. and Physician .4 extenoire pros
tick, genuine. will las prepared by Dr. 1. Scott A C..,
Rank Place, Nlorgantown,
Dr. Irl..ane's irritoran Vertnituge and isregovro Liver
eterompanie.l by rertlll , ni, of C. N.lcLano, for *ale by
Druggists and MereAtante everywhere.
1)k. UFA). IL HEYSF,B., 1.10 Wood at., Wholnaale Agent
Da. .1 P. YLKSIINti, Allegheny, urar Ilailrolul Dora"
Wholesale Agent_ Ja7lNlAwspe
From the N. York Nationwl 1110kItor
of Vehrtutry 24.-11vossa seos..—Dr. Curtts has done noon
to mumitotaie the condition of humanity militated with lung
oonirtialtits, than any other prat. tltloner of iumlicines that
ha• struggietl with the aorreta of the moterni ..dial, tor ilia
boa century, by the lbrelltaoll and perfa•Uoa of an Instrn•
moult that a ill .ii‘ey 4, Ih.• 114140 a :Moak 11, in the aim,a
of a highly !dedicated Vapor, whirls arts directly ,41 the
disease, anti not, I. hitherto, by sympathy. Thuon who are
troubled with dinettean arising from ‘llnortiered lungs, will
subuerse their intervala by giving the Hygrito Vapor a trial.
Onitton.—Dr. Crum' lITOTANA hi the original and only
gotillitlO article. noy2o:3w.law
rEir - Why will you Suffer, tv iel.l IiELIEFCAN IJI
SO EASILY °DTA I NEW—Gave yon it ire Throat, Quinn% ,
Eheomat Min, Neuralgia, Ikonrintia, Crup, 'tilT JOI /I 18 1
111111111, Nprnina, ur PRIDA ill any part of your apitein ?
You inn he relieved al oneA by luting the moot beaatlfid of
all lAislineuto, the " Waite rireuuion Liniment," prepared
by Dr. 50011, ul Mora...town. Va.. and for mile 1.11..14
wholeenlo and retail, by Dr. KEYSER, 140 %Wood street, and
JAR. I'. FLEMING, new IL It. Ihipot, Allegheny. 'toe nil!
vertherniant in anotbor column or paper. ituar4:ll4
Allirlittockingig And liouleryfor Winter.--!
If you dou't want your foot pinched with had and 'Mort
Stocking., you will take our advice and go toC. D&I.VB, cart
ner of Market alley and Fifth street, and buy sumo of tfiena
elegant tine Stocking., that make your feet feel Attlee anti
comfortable. Dar also makes and mil. every variety oil
Hosiery that you can mention. at wholesale and retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and IPI
drool. 4C4.;
Batchelor's Hair Dye.. Do not let thl
evil effects of other dyee doter yoli from relying on the grea
original, WARRANTED safe, mire mid satisfactory.
and sold, or applied, at BATCHRLOR'S, (in nine private
rooms,' 133 Broadway, New York.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by Dr. Uto. li. Karnart, 'l4l
Wood street. mh24,lwdsdir
HATS! HATS!! HATS!!!
iirif-We have just received a large let of Gents and Youthai
Soft HAM And alwing style of CAM, of all colors and vrieXitt j
which we will sell low for rash. Call and see.
MORGAN & CO., No. 164 Wood Aloe,
Next door to the new Chtaroh,,i
a O. door from Sixth stria
MEI
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
•
DR. CALVIN fil PITCH,
TIAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
5 latitoPl9. would announce to his patients, and "the";
in li'agern gehnsylvania, that he will visit Pittsburgh early
in ther'nuenltittuenth, and that those wishing to avad them
selveso his gnaw of treating
Throat-and Pulmonary Diseases,
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
By Medicinal Inhalations, Mechanical
and Uonsiitutional Remedies,
Will thuehava an opportunity So to 14.-
DR. PITCH will remain in PITTSBUGIi from •
TUURSDAY MORNINI.I. APRIL THIRD, TO SATURDAY
EVENINU. MAY TENTH,
During whlchAlion Iw may let consulted daily (fAhluttit
ox-
Ce 2 (row ~ ,thu'hourS or TV +TO FOUR, 14 his Rooms
at the
ST. t;.LAIR noTEL,
Corner of Penn and St. Clair °risks, (entrant . , on Penn et.)
Vor all folios of incipient or coated LIFE:ASP. OF TILE:
I:LINOS, and for all derangements of the system proceeding
Cr giving ti*e to Pulmonary particularly
-
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, and Fe
male Complaintot,
Persons wishing toconsult, but unable to visit Ult. FITCII,
can do so by mauling him n written in steinent of their case,
to which a prompt answer will he n turned, giving opinion
of rase and stating expense of treatment. A PERJ,a.)NAL
lIXAMINATMN ALWAYtt PKEYERIIKTr.
LH-FITCH% associate, Dr. J. W. KS, will be with, to
assist him, during the four last weeks of las appointment.--
It is desirable that parsons wishing his treatment, should
consult him early, that he may have them in charge as long
as possible.
Int. CALVIN N. FITCH 10,11,1 it i•xiiressly mider.bssi
that be has no longer nit b.illeSM 0.1111,0141 with lir. S.
F. FITCH, and would call a; tention to the CARP whirl; he
found himself Callt , l upon to publish immediately on hie re
turn from Europe.
_ _ _
SHINGLE MACHINE.
Kendall's Patent IMPROVE I)
Double Acting - River & Shas•er.
TIIE attention of Shingle and Lumber
dealers, speculators and (Altars, is directed to this
in
vaivahio lIIVNLILIULI, *lnch in now presented to the public as
the Ars( and only practical tuachine extant, for Riving and
Shaving Shingles.
Various wattinsi awl sawing machines have beta invented
for waking Shingles, but it i. a well known fact that Shin
gles cut or nwrod ttcroig thr gntiu are quite tot, tlinoty for
roofing purposes. N 11111,0119 iuvewtiorur have recently ai.
pealed for rivin shaving, and thew• hone all been, COL
(torn their wipes lrct 1110th./ of
alkh c o natars of apllttiog from tie• side of the bi..,1; but o uo
which [l.llll,nt tuvanably tuns nti. This difficulty is
entirely obviated by
KENDALL'S MACIIINE,
Which brat spurn from Clio tido cot the block a piacr thick
ataiugdi for two sliinglos, which so eiaparatad in Qtr centre,
1..1 by of «hull, uniilos ouch part it conducted
throng - 1i a pair of apinovinatiliu kaiak,. which
the. operation; thus producing twit t hinglas at irriiry
This ntarlibia will riro an g ' ,h a v e f r om
thoutorod shingles par hour, of not arm thug:twat and taper.
supenur In totality and durability to Uion• made by halal or
tlity other procimia.
/le lit...ratio. s are by no marina confliatl to pine and other
atilt liot work, to 01001 adrinitaipii oak, walnut, and
vary other tieserlplioll of umber that ran split.
The workings in the niartilou It• atatuniad at 11. 11.
Ityarro Fin altar° Iluildiaga. Filth 'trait, liltipitirvii.
Ti umber (moors. shingle deali•rii.:lad twin of alitarpriti•.
tint 0,M.11.11 ii now bald fur otiortibLlitoll. no their is DO studio
extant-
The nutrbitte ,ernitiot but • email NMI,. it, .pf ilurahle r..
structutu, 11..1 fulklJl bet abate to o uunanm nut oto,ty
11.11.1 • WWI 11,11.1 Ds , boys call audit (rum 'atUuu
. 24.0Uuebtuglett pew day. %mit d o l l three leanke
Yor ingt)t or territory. , nuututtee, 1.11 , 1 , 11 re nt No. 31 Fifth
.treed, ur at the City ib l t,•l
eq. AU nonlicl inforuuttion will be berme-clod by lttor,
vele.n desired. uttu:tu'-tut] A DON' ItA 1 KFNDALL.
SAMITEL PAHNESTOCK,
IMPORT ER ti LIE A LER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDIN A E.
No. 43 Wood street, between Diamond
salty •nd Fourth street,
1114- Tits minwrit , r v Igow oponiug n wen nolortonl nneurt •
meat of fornivn and ,lonie+tit: ilnrthar.•, ull lorw,and n ill
In 1,11, 11.9 ma) vtlwr ix.u,w 111 th. rlty. 11
tdl ei.lunly 1.•41 , • Ii guilvraJ ItICUI
HAILDIVARE, t CTL KR\ (.:AktPENTit.R.S . TOOL:,
T.. %Ind. h.. r.. 1.-• !Itlii, 1./1 , 110.01101' purchaser..
; , A 111'EL FA fI NT-,TOCE
PEKIN
tINE 1.011 FAST "F TfIF: VAr.IIkNOY. BANK
Ptlt•burg6, PR.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Pun-lA.2d aitn-t fnan 0.. Imr"rt.-r. for CAHfI
etoek • onable .rf nil the different tlinr-ra mot imolai or TEA
I.t..n.itt 4. tb• Alpert. an roArket, nnA
801,D W 110LalA BE AEI, It naiL
AT THE
vEny LOWEST CASII I RICE,'
PACKED TEAS, PUT Cr /It NI VT ALIA: i'A. K
AU P.M togaresly {.l 34t,
'VISAS QV Al.l. lIRALIKA, By WE H \ I V (:11E.ST
, FT EP:. SVC; A ft, I.VA:O A au4 VIIiX))LA TY. • f 11, trr_,
14,3114, L,r ea;o
inMig i.. ka.aiursa i a Euro guar:tut.e that
arta le salt la.. r,protaattl.al.
MAST, ar SI'L 1 it. A rift...Lan - se at, r.ll/ tLI be
.1 A 1 FA_%ll La NI EDICTS S. J T 11:: S.
Pliial..ureta. Vat ruhtf.e-ta
Produce and Commission Merchant,
IIEM1=!
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Al I.; It l ' H A N 'l' s
Dealer* In Wool, Elides. Flour,
15=EN
air A P I' 1: R !
nirinarr flat tasticii, Piiiiii li 1;.... WV.iifill. 1% V11.t.11/”. t.ll
iiiiiiii iiiriat a 1 . 10- - 11 Martin,
F. li JonAnCriti't Cit Prii 11t i hiiiinA it theinitinii, 1'1.14
laiiiiii it C.. liaistairgti , liiiriait, liritiii A °Amara:.
Anerph r. 11-I.lel, St Lail. , Pinta
ri. , 41... & Ili - Aiwa, Banker, 1 4 lonia, it tiro:all. Cincinnati
Ya.loin. Ul.O. IyJ A Ifn.rk a Co,
'kV 11,1,1,1 MS & A 1,1.,EN
stp% claw, Iv
C WILSON FURNACES,
'Wrought Iron Tubing,
.4 N - 1) FITTING I.:NEB /,1,1,
For 'Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
44,r Iv 4 A will runtrart for Warming and Vonrilaiing
tvg Fite.. lifig Water. Rpa or eliiition'a Fartiaine,Clitin
141. Ileariritala, Filo-lonia. Loa riling,
Oirurt llnussti Jarta, or Htels. \o. ::. !U ARK' ET $lll
Plttliburgh. spin
. . _ .
WILIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
WON HAMS, SIDES AND SIMMERS,
I,A RD, LA RD OIL
DM ND DEFY,
AMUR-MR ED and
CANIASSKIo HAMS,
A Inary,, k ttlwayn on band at
No. 097 Liberty Street,
ITITSBUItUIi, PEN I'A
PEAESTEAM MILI„
• ALLEGHENY.
1r1.01711 ONLI =ED NAMYLI&R lu either or tho
two Cities.
°Roos nor Ito tort at tto 2tilt, or in boron of the stan-e...t .
1.06 AN, WILSON k h 2 Wu.] storut.
BRAUN ; t RlilTNdi, our Libortv and et. Clair Ptroots
11. I'. SQ.IIWARTZ. DooktiOot, Allegheny.
iNgstft: CASH, ON ONtt VERY
FLOUR - . GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
D PR ODUCE GENERAL",
No. AO9 Liberty itreet,
J8N1144 KERR, Ja
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
—AND^
*V-STEAMPOAT G TSCII4II.
bc/WelA Pier and Oar sts,
• JOIBN COCHRAN ix BROS.,
MANUFACTURIMS OV
IRON RAILUV-08, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WI ;r DX) IV •G UAR DS. &c.,
Nos. 94 43e4ond rt. and 86 Third 'trent,
and2j 1
_ .. yrrrsuußtiti,•PENNA.
H. W. W. R. HUNTER.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
,futilTserm :
EIJKOPEAIAGENTANIICONVEYANCER
POrgfr f &Tenth. and Simithfieki *eat,
PITTSBURGH - .
SlX.:Peseetigeie brought from the old *motel , to Pitts-
WWII; erul Imams remitted to Buropo. (noyzr
Fresh Ash and Shell Oysters
Ogg,T472IEIVED at the Excelsior itestaa
er m
ut," ut,"ettitkll the &Modes of tho see
40D.cao be bated on the shortest notice, sodl.ll
dotiWitpbo the best style, mid nt eatlefa"tory
ktee. X , don't torget - the sign of the " RED.
lIFTE A ND111,1311,7 No. ill Wood street, below nth.
S. STEINRUCK.
CITRIC ACID-100 s Ita. , for sale
co
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1.1 r .vII r; 11, I' I
TEA STORE,
No. 3P FIFTII OTRNECT,
HENRI H. COLLINS.
No. is Rood 011rect.
1'iTT:+111:11 , ;11. PA
75 Rena: I';n,ei HUH. PlO4
Sarcasm - s to Arnold Williams, )
)1 A r 1 ,, nen:at:Rs (II
DEALERS IN
ERvAN, KENNEDY & co
ALEX. HUNTER,
111311ME3
=11!
SMITH, MAUI & HUNTER,
122 tecond and I+H Front it.,
Ppttsburgh, Ps.
JAMES ALLAKELY,
1. for tiv , Philadelphicipyster and Fieh Cu.
~:.; r..
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, 59 Fifth
slrtrt ) t }uric 11311, Will remove on the 111 b itoitanti
to
the corner of W,vo awl Fifth lENS, over the Banking house of
It. Patrick ez Co.
See our advertisement below.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY,
P I T T.S'B L. 7110.11
Established In New York, Jane, 1811—
Pittsburgh March, 1852,
POE THE VROMOTION AND PSOTEt'TION OW TEIADE.
'faring Branches end Agaochu° Wines in
NEW Y.Olt K B. DoVGLASS & CO.
BOSTON.. ......... . Roseau. & On.
PHILADELPHIA B. DocoLggs & Co.
BALTIMORE J. D. PeArr & Cu.
CHARLESTON B Doi:auto &
NEW ORLEANS B. DocoLass & Co..
RICHMOND Pearr & Hem.
CINCINNATI - •B. DOUGLASS & CO.
lAJUISVILLE B. DocoLass & Co.
ST. LOUIS B. DOUGLASS & CO.
CIIICAIIO B. DOUOLOS & CO.
This inatitutios supplies (to subscribers only) all necessary
information as to the standing, responxibilily, !cc., of Mer
chants, Traders. Manufacturers, Public Coniptutles, he.,
throughout the United States, their Territories, and British
orth America. It is a valuable auxiliary to Importing,
:hipping anti Commission Merchants, as well as Jobbers and
Manufacturers, and to all parties buying Time Exchange, or
tibletnsi ug credit.
collection of debts in the State., Canada, attended
with oryanntnette and fidelity.
Terms ifinde known at the office.
Subscribers to Ow Agency Who have occasion to travel
through the Status are torninhed with introductory lettere,
to the various Mikes, • Lore they can obtain information
with.kut extra ant aprS:lm
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Hos. THtii. B FLORENCE, Pree't
ElAr It. III:1.11.AD, Secretary.
STATEMENT OF 131;3INE.SS,
F'rent fhr 14 day ti _Matted to the Slat 4.14 y qf Da., 185.5
Ai11..14r received in Marine prernitinui t 88,212 31
39.908 82
T•unl premlum6 for fire mot:111H
CA PITA I
L',..ndA of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and
Pittsburgh $ ia,721 00
Riulrotol Ronde, Cost 39,.100 (A.
ul 11 011 Firnt Mortgago of heal Eat ate
•• Oollattrul
CaA in Bank and on hand
Capital stabecribed.. (payment not yet due)
Preminin Not., not yet inature.l
tin Iron Agents. (secured by Bonds)
I.:: IMuxae an: 0,111M10140115
$408,151 13
Mlll.lllt ..1 Invuned, hul ta.,t )et wijusteil,
$1,086 eiti
....
$4,6C,6
TWA Company Ipsurr4 11011 and Cargo rinks or the 01,1,,
1 innianippi trit oUu ies. I 'mums agaimit LO3ll or Damages
1,) liberally adjusted •arid promptly paid.
Nkritur..nci.,-Ilon T. M. Howe, (1,-u. .1. K. 'Moorhead,
Wood.
(or Insuraite.. upidy
TIIONIAS 111!STF.It., Arrnt,
90 Motor et., let. 1V.,...1 11,m1 Market-
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY
VYFICY 6. K. CONNER TIMID AND WALNUT Kill_
Philadelphia.
4ra- MARINE INSUILANCES on Vessels, Cargo, Freight.
i.• atl leirts of the world,
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by Rivera, Canals,
lakes and Land I 'arriagos. to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE ON MEROLIANDIZE generally. On
Stores, Duelling Rouse., &c.
disetz of the rianpany .I'ementber $l5, 1865.
!loads. Mortgagee and Real Eatate. .......... 151
vhdadelphla ft,, and other hootro, • 85.210 00
,+tork in Hanks, Itailr,ad and Insurance Con 25.080 10
Ili l is rweicable 186,440 0r;
rash .n bend. 20,826 09
hulatices In 1111.11(1A ~f Agents, Premiums on Ma
rino Policies recently Issued, and other debts
due the Company
Soliscriptivu Nuke.
Witham Martln, Jain. C. Hand.
Jo.-pb H. Seal. I Theopilthis Paulding,
F:.,1 1111 l MI A. S.alder, Jam. Traquaar,
John I' Da., I Witham Eyre, Jr.,
John R. Palma., Joshua 4 Price,
I itx•rge ti. Layer. I James Tennant,
Ea a1,r41 Darlington, Samuel P.. Stokes,
Pr. It Si Humn,,,, i Henry Sloan.
Wlllu.n. i' 1,,..1arig, Jrunta B. 31.-Farlana,
Hugh Cra,g, Charlet, &hailer,
S r ,0., MCIII,III, Rolwrt Iturt,n,
Charl. 1011,.,. John B. Semple, Pituburg4.
11..142.N Br.a,ke, IP T. Wrgan,
J ii. J 041114.11, .'
WM. MARTIN, Pr0.....1enL
Tx*. C. 110,1,, Prosident.
Lrunass, &crew.),
MARINE INSURANCE
FIRE RISKS.
MINEFICTLRERS' MUNE OWL
OF PHILADELPHIA.
obutitTA VCRIMIT PT THE STATE OP PMSTLVANIA.
Char d Capital, 111800,000.
PYRE, MARINE AND INLAND TM AN.IPORTATION
A .R.ON 9. I.IPPINOCiTT, President.
OHM N ROG ERR, Sr.-rotary.
GEORGE YOUNG, Treasurer.
Armin 5i Lippincott,
4; Taylor,
Orrin ILiaara,
John I' Binaiitoi.
litirThii Company has been organized wiCh a Cash Capi.
nit. and do: Dirreturs hale determined to inlay( the bUtlillo2.
t•, It 4 aTstiable reeouroect To observe prudence In conduct.
tug its Alan's, with a prompt aline:mon( of h i ss...
Pittsburgh Ottice, N 0.76 Water street.
J NEWTON JONES, Agent_
The folloalng well known ntttl rosponßible flrm9 in PM.
horgh bat, nothorly& ret.ront e k, them, with regard to the
.tahintr and oonudness of tho Iliatotfacturen.' InKurance
t'ompanv
K ntotor A Rabat,
litstrn. • Smith A C.
JP•triett. Tit-n.ll A C.l
novi
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSt"I:ASCE CONT.i4V
00101 ER OF WAT lilt AND NI.OLKAT STIIKETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
!ABM? GALWAY, Preisid.at.
Ttios. Giulio', Secretary.
4111-11.16 Couipany uwke. erery in rattler npportainaug
01 0 , 1111,10 d KIM LI FE maxe.
Also. against HULL ANL) CARGO lil iilt. on tins Oho
sua lluwwyqu fbrora soul tributartos, and MARINE HUSKS
And isorainst I.osot and Lattaintrs by firs. and satalitat Ihr
Ink ro Has tioa and Inland Navigation and Transportation
rottries issillasi sl oho loyprat rates t - onststs-nt anti stalely b•
WI partita.
/I,.t.rrt Galway, Sanrurl >l'Clurlcan,
Joarph P. tlauarn, M. n, Juiql hrzil,
Jarnaa Maralutli, David Richey,
Janaa W. I.lalltuan. Chatha Arbuthnot,
♦l.•aand. , r Itra.!try, Joseph S. Loch,
Jahn Fußarton, Mattaflab! R. Ilmwu,
'hold II Charnbera, CRlriallan Y.ug,
Wil hank Carr, Itubert 11. Ilartley,
Jaa. I). 51c4i111. Mail
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIA 51 11AGALEY, President..
SAMUEL L 51A 11511E1.1., ilceretarv.
orrtrw: iW /Karr between Mai*et (rad W,od ttrw Is.
lueuree HULL AM) CARGO RISKS, on the Obi°
and Iliestmdpid Rivera and 4ibntaMdt.
144.,ntinmt 1.0., Damage h:r
eAatinst the Perils of the Ittea and nland Nallgatten
and Truniportation.
12111:0231
Jansen M. Cools - is; 44tal
&pulp,' Bus, William Bingham,
Itithert Duntap, Jr., John S. Dilworth,
Isaac M. POI11:10(1t, Francis :loners,
8. Ilarbaugh, J. Schoonmaker,
Walter Bryant, William 1. Hays.
John Bhiptm. ittrc2l
EUREKA INSURANCE COAWANY
oF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN 11 SHOENHERGER, Preeideut
ROBERT ELNNEY, Secretar)•.
C W BATCHELOR, General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
PITTSBURO H
J. 0. Sltoonlx,rgar, Q. W. Coto,
D. W. Batchelor, W. B. Nimick,
Isaac M. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, It. D. Cochran,
It. T. Leech, Jr., John A. Oilugkey,
Qoorge S. &Aden, N. 5. Bryan,
David M'Candlesa.
Sir All Leases anatained by partial; Meowed under pi:aided
burned by this Company will be liberally adjnetad and prompt.
ly paid nt Its OFFIOL, No. Oil WA'lliß STRFIrr.
PENNSVINANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smitnielti Street.,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, *300,000.
Sarburnrs Bnidings and other Property against Lom or
Damage by Pile, and the Perils of tie Sea and Inland Navi.
gat/on and Transportation.
DiRICToItEL
Wm. Y. Johnston, Rod, Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A. A. ()wrier, W. IPCllntock, Jas. P. Tanner,
George W. B fcdtb, W. S. Hann, D. B. Park,
L Grier Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
A. J. Jones, J. H. Jonas, H. N. Coggsball.
OPF/CERS.
Presid_ost . Hon. WIG. F. JOHNSTON.
VexPreraiera...-.-HODY PATTERSON.
Seel/ and Tresta....-A. A. CARICCRit.
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh,
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Instirane
Co., of lIARKISBURO. CAPITAL, 8350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co., a
PIIIILADICLPHIA. CAPITAL, 8300,000.
insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WINCIIMTER, VA. CAPITAL, 5300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, 11Aft,
RISBURIi. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
HARMFUL CAPITAL AND A55ET5,12,154,489.
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., of FrITSBOIiGIi
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, Nov. b, 1885, 1#129,02S 49.
Wm. F. JOBAISTOS, Prmaidont A. A. Cssamt, lid:mar*
ifecl4:ctspdy
REMOVAL.
DOUULASS ct CA)
$lOB,lOl 31
300,000 00
$408,151 13
P. A. lADIEIRA., Agent,
No. 95 Water octant, Pittaborgh
DIRECTORS.
William B. Thomas,
• William Nen!,
Alfred Weeks.
Charles J. Fields,
Jame. I'. Smyth.
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Wi Ch 11,6
}1114,14011 a enlnpboll
II ClsiISA It Cu.
PITTSBURGH
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Copt- kitr.ts.!.4orthw
MCI=
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
wpm
.1* •
I CARD. .
NEW LOVERTISEMENTS.
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afar The public aro resptetfullympubstaot to confound
Olt. CALVIN 11., FITCII - with myself, D .S. 8. FITCII, of Larliner Lamis . :,at Fast 'Abell'' ,
714 Broadway, N. Y., the author of "SIX LECTURES ON wiLL BE • SOLD, withoutoxeserve; on
MIS PREVENTION' AND CURE OF CONfitiMPTION, AND Thursday, the Ist dayof idaymezt, aeln o'clock A.
THE LAWS OW LIFE," and long and wideliknown for the n%renthiho the PreMise.' t he
oss Chatty 43lla ." glimrf i n ei L i" " r 3. ' unci s
treatment of Lung Diseases, Heart Affeitions, and other 1. Lot No. 3, on the minded Platt,ildiiiiningiands of Jno.
Chronic Maladies. I have never4ecture practised modi. Scott, and fronting on Larinder siesirks, idol also on the river
sine in n part of -this-Weetern coMitryllsinteince tho year
r 2. Lot No. 4, in same plan, and! &opting on mime street
1846 I hero nut boon absent from the City of,New York for and road, qnd containingli acrea,i7s l -4.s.perehea , ,
..• •
the purpose of Lecturing or practlidrig medicine anywhere; ;.' 3. La trctl"s 111 elute plan , basing ellfalkanntit!flist above
and I am not uow and do not propose to be at any Lima s° * ir t. . l: l o Cr llith ig 5 47 - n rz b z. ,, , ,
toad awl ' Ave
absent from the city. I have not had, nor have I now, any tme, and containing 5 acres, 94-08 perches.
professional amoebae lecturing or practising' Medicine else- '3. Lot Na 7, In same plarwhounded bylittistreet,' by the
sla i me river: i n and -by Latimer's avenue, th and cz o nti=
where. Ido not, and will not, hold myself responsible fur
practice or transactions of any person radials medicine • o p r i r m i r, , ,,f "tor, perches, - - 1 ,... ' • er 7 5 ..„ .,
absent from my own office. I 0. Lot NO. 8, Ma'am° platy and bounded by Hui ertnst,. by .
Those who desire my advice or treatment can oasin It ' Pr, rt 3' eilten . ntur nin lenntro ol4 lingalnilit 0- am*
; pe
only by application Personally. or by letter, to mynah atm 1 , 7. Lot Nn. 9, ill 'lame plan, fronting On :Mil Street, and
residence, 714 Broadway, N. Y., and sty =disk:el aniline-
containing 11 acres, 2-61 porches, wityraixodapring of water
s =
chanical remedies can only be hail by applying to me or my I
8. Lot thereon. .
lin. 10, in
name
1,,,,,
bounded
by
birtaw,
an,..,,,,,,
regularly authorized agents. by Springsbeett and by flill st,,,st; .6 containing 4 scree,
Prescriptions, with full directions, will be sent gratuitous- 7134 1 9 9. pe t rcpes.
ly, on application as above, and a statement of the symp, I, prin i4 streat" a • ii iin h' d
mn eauttlata. ing
i3 frontingon miff street and
102-2 posichas.• with •
toms of the ease and the remedies prescribed may be oh - an old orchard, an old dwelling house, a goat Imin, and 9
Wined at my agencies. Advice given at all times to such line springs
_water thereon. -
patients without charge. 'always prepare all the medicinea wow. ll ' 6 %o . is m ili m h . l F 4 28 fronting th,,ttd having - _
also* good spring of
I use, and never send my patients to the apothecary, or sub. u noonin „ w .
•..,..t them to the inconvenience and hazard of preparing 11. Lot No. 13 , in a meridian, at the earner of Spring at
'
:hem themselves. and the Puckety road, containing 8 acres and 2494 perches.
12. - Lot No. 14. in same plan, bounded by Spring st.,.by
NI. 8. 5. MOIL'S "Six Lectures" above mentioned, ii the Plickety road 'and Meadow et., and containing 4 acres
sew edition jut issued, 380 pages, 30 engravings, and Meet 8319 perches,.
13. Also, Lots N0e.15, 18, 17, 18 end 10 in eameplan, can..
[am-trait of the author, will be sent by Wadi , or may be had
B t ping
each 5 nom i nid b nong oath two f ront . , to w i t: on
•° my agents. Price 35 cents--all but given away. ‘• Spring it. and Meadow street.- .
S. S. FITCII A. IL, H. D, 14. And also, Lots N 05.13, 14 and 115 in the find recorded
744 Broadway, N. Y.
ii tu 'l T'ex e :n h aing fror t i me ng k 6D 2f. f l 6 i T ee t t to the Fr kiln" . ty
t.
, Plank Road,
There is not any moreconvenient, nor better located pro ,
perty for country residences In the market; and as it mast
be sold, It may be - TO - the interest of those desirous of obtain-.
log such, to attend the sale.
apt:dlownnylawitehbl] TrIOMASI BLELLON, Trustee.
I=l
J ao. B. I< cama, late of lintaphreya, Hutruuta .4 Buena, Plana
D. W. iIIItSTIN Late of I' ttabutet:
KOONS & HERSTINE, •
FLOUR FACTORS,
AND
General Produce Commission MelJhants;
h 0•. 47 Nara If and 95 .North Water street,
Wow Raze street,
PIEILADE PEA.
Bagaley. Woodward & Co. Phil. Bryan, Kennedy &Ca•Pitta'h.
Oarrett. Martin & Co. " L. Vlllmarth (4. Co.
Wood A ()liver, . 4 Liggett,
i rice & Co. " .1. &W. Ilea,
Caleb l'•‘pe & CO. " Bagaley, Cosgrove & Co. "
Truitt, i.rether & Co. " Watt & Wilson,
J. D. ',Muer & Co. Cincinnati. Fosdick & Foulda, Chi datiiiti.
A. A. !hillock & Co. " Morrow & liottier,
Tweed A Sibley. " J. S. Chenolreth & CO. "
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merchants generally.
Jahlaispcilm •
NEW SPRING STOCK OF
CHICKERING & SONS
PIANO FORTES. ,
JOHN IL MELLOR has -
just received seven more n
CHICKERINO & SONS'
PIANO FORTES, and corn
opted the Stock, select.' for Spring &der, of TUMMY Flit*
neu. cad / splendid Instruments, of every variety and style
umnufacfured by the Messrs. Chicketlngsr, (Boaton,yfrait ; t4
plainest SIX OCTAVE to the meat aplendidlyfiniabed i
Seven Octave Square Plano Varies, •
es well no their superb and Inimitable Grand and Parlor
Orend Pianos. jtVERY PIANO-TORTE in this lot is of
their NEW SCALE, with their PATENT IRON FRAMES,
and PATENT ACTION, and are nobtnly warranted to the
ienclutaer by the mentifaCttinmi, bat by the subscriber, to
he in all respects as perfect as Instruments can be made,
both in regard to Material and Workmanship,
PRICES INVARIABLY TILE SAME an in Boston, at the
Manufactoy. _
JOHN IL MELLOR, No. ta Waal street,
between Diamond ittley nu ti. Fourth streeL
Ageut Cur Chlrkering & Sons, Distort, for Pittsburgh and
Western Penna. • toh2B
TO THE PUBLIC.
ACAkID.-THE SUBSCRIBER FEELS
it incumbent on him to caution the public against
the malicious and unfounded reports. and 'tricks of trade,"
90 industriously circulated in this city, and intended to in-
Jam the reputation of Chickering & Sous, for whom he
has acted es Agent nu many years- in the sale of their Piano
Fortes.
93,989 96
100,000 00
$017,344 16
I t bas now become quite familiar to the subscriber to hear
from persons who call to look at their Phitin Fortes "THEY
HAVE BEEN TOLD that they wear out in tt little while!"
...That since the death of Jonas Clarke:log their Planes
were sot worth anything!" - That their reputation was
lost !" -That the late Jonas Chickering had acknowletlyert
on biz death bed, to a New .York'manufacturer, that he did
not put as much work on the INSIDE of his Plan(01 as they
det, by forty or fifty dollars!" The truth of the last dad
ingenious death toed story! may be inferred from the simple
tact announced at the time in almost every newspaper lu
the United states, that the late Jonas Chickering's death or
rhrred at a moment's wari.in6 , while sitting in Ids chair, at
the house of a friend In Boston.
The ,ot, riber is willing to risk his reputation as a dealer
in Piano Fortes fur twenty-live yeses in this city, in saying,
and arvuring those who want instruments, that tied Plano
loiter manutletured by ChiekeringAr Boos, aro not only
fully equal t. bursa manufactored during the life time of
their father, but ore caotly superior,
ins . the death of Mr. Chiekeriug, the elder, the subvert.
brr has eol.t in this city and vidnity upwards of one bun
doed And fifty Piano Fortier, manufactured by the new firm
Chirlenug a egm.s* and IN Ni.) INSTANCE has he ever
!ward n complaint from the purtha.sem, but, on the contra
ry. the most Amtisfarbory cotspneudajions.
.muN 11. Mh'LLOR.
morn
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
ON AWD AFTER MONDAY, 21th Wet, Passenger Trains
will run daily, except Sunday& as follows:
I.rsrn Pittsburgh for Cre.sGine A. M. and 3 P. M.
Loaves Coastline for Pittsburgh at, b A. M. and 1230 P. M.
These Trains make close connections at CRESTLINE with
Trailis for COLUMBUS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, BELLE
FON AINE, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all points as wads extending %Feet end South-west
through OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS..
7 N - A. M. Train from Pittsburgh connects at Mansfiekl
witb Trains on Sandusky, Illanstield and Newark Road, for
SIN DUSK Y. TOLKDo and CHICAGO: also. el. se cunnee ,
ti••nv are made at Anima, with Trains on Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, for MK ELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and ISC LO.
THROUGH TICKETS are eald to Co}pullout Dayton, Chi.
i..anati. :it. Louie, Indianapolis. Bellefontaine.
Chicmr +, Itoek Islo4 lowa City, Dunlietti„
Cairo, gpeitigfkild. 111.. Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prin
cipal dries In the West.
NEW BRIGHTON AGGIBIODATION TRAIN leaves pow
Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and I. '. M. ?Haves.
Pittsburgh for New Brighton, at 914 A. 111.1tnitfil.?, I'. M.
Bk. For tickets cola mallow inYtib . matron apply tp G.
CURRY, at the rorner ulBco, ußtler GniMonongaliela
at the Federal street Statroh, to GEO, PARKIN, 'fleket
Agent. .1. 11. MOORE, Supt.
C Inn Ix:mail, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad.
CINCINNATI PASSENGERS will please
take roller that the advertisement of e Rtai Rome.
stall, t that the 8 o'clock A. M. Iritin a the Ohio and Penn
sylvania Itailrimi is the only one which makes connection at
clrosilloo, This is inourroot. and calculated to deceive the
travoi ries piddle, as themes< two daily trains between Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati making close and sure C011110(11011s,
ma tit LLE PONTA' N and DAYTON. No other route makis
ion no,-tions with the 3 P. M. train of the Clltin-auti 'Pennsyl
vania Railroad. O. 4, BROWN, Gaul Agent.
F. allowL4Np, Itai. Pittsburgh. fettled.
tiREATEST IMPROVEMENT YET!
NT, EIV SC AL E—II. KJ:FIBER & BRO.,
11 lone net received a small lot of
trams & CLARK EP ali&liiros,
provided with their NEW . SCALE. This is
their lalesi. and undoubtedly the limer na
I.OItTiNT Improvement as yet made hither Piano Forte. The
POWER of the instrument is almost DOVIILED thereby;
and in point of volinne,evenness and brylliancy of tone, they
surpass anything as yet tirtemeod In the shape of a Piano.
They possess all the advantages of the Grand Pianos, with
out of Its di....ti-naltagw. We now challenge comparison
;he lustlimments of any other maker in this country,
msnflibint that every unbiamod Judge Gte nrUcle will at
once admit their superiority. The public is rimjnotfully In
vited to call and volutue these superb instnmiente.
11. 'ILEXES. A JIRO,
Sole agents for Nuune & Clarks' MOOS
For Western. Pennsylvania.
No. 63 Fifth street, volt door to Masonic Hall.
P assortment of the above shortly expected
for the Spring Trade.
air Tautsubwribers take greet pleasure in stating that the
PIANOS OF NUNNS A CLARK, Now York, have enloyed
the unwavering roundel:lee of the public for upwards of
thirty-lire yews, during which period nut A &nu nag Let„
les Duffey iizirf HAS euxe YVONgp 011 T ar THAT XA.3IIFACTOay ;
and hence, unlike utters, they stand in need neither ofiteoi
elAi,llerL4oo not a labored eulogy.
Their superiority is so gotienilly admitted, that they may
safely be considered no ABOTt all tricks of trade. They hare
been fully tested in the severest Southern climates of this
continent, and have proved, beyond all comparison, durable
end lasting. Purchasers who desire to obtain a PIANO-
Fula?, of the moot substantial and elegant de:vital:ion. AD.'
of euperity to weAu watt and attend In Won TUNE there
exists NOT A DOUBT. tire respeatfully invited to call at our
saint! ishment end examine the line Spring stack of MINNS
;. CLARK PIANOS, provided with their unrivalled' new
H. RIBBER A BRO.,
CAMPBELL & POLLOCK,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Variety and Dry Goods
AND MANUPACTURERS OF
PLAIN AND WAVED LINE CILT.
No. 95 Wood at., Corner of Diamond alloy.
THEY refer to a long experience in this
Mistiness as a safe guarantee to the purchaser that he
will get the latest and hest styles, and at prices as low as
any other establishment.
An inspection of their stock incurs no obligation to buy.
Equal attention will bo shown to Merchants, whether their
calls be for examination or purchase. mhl9:lotddattv
DAVID CAMPBELL & SAMUEL POI`
LOCK have' associated together under the style. of
CAMPBELL A POLLOCK, for the transaction of a general
Variety and Dry Moods business, and the manufacture of
plain and Waved Line Dllt Mouldings. mhl9
MOSES F
AGENT FOR THE
Sale & Purchase of Patent Rights.
And Dealer in every variety of MECHANICAL AND
OTHER PATENTS. Office and Exhibition Room, No. 130
FIRST STREET, near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa,
ICE' Orders for Patented Articles of every description
promptly attended to.
AGENTS WANTED. mh2o
BASEMENT TO LET.
ALARGE BASEMENT ROOM, 21 feet
wide by 30 deep, half above ground, and well light
ad and finished, will be rented on reasonable terms. It is
on the corner of Fourth : street and Cherry alley. Enquire
at (ja 28--tll OFFICE OF MORNING POST.
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE TUVE FOR SALE, at the Office of
the MORNING POST, a largi quantity of O M )
WPM. Machinists and others wanting lowa an artkL aan
get a large supply by calling soon• few
AFRICAN CAYENNE PEPPER-300 lbs
for We by B. A. FAIINESTOCK k CO.,
mb2o Comer Nest and Wood streets.
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Piano Forte ...Manufacturer
CARD.
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NOTICE.—The undersigned, Assignee of
WM. KENYON. of Steubenville, Ohlo,having obtain
ed n RE-ISSUE OF THE PATENT " originallygranted to no;
on the 4th day of October, 1851. for the purpose of making
IiOT.FRESSED NUTS, WASHERS, etc., being substantially
as fellows, viz:
First—The nee of thi die T, and die box M, for severing
She blank; the blow dio box in combination with the dies
and bracket Q fur praising, and the pnpch 7,, for perforating
the seine doting the 'presence, the, whole operating con
jointly iordeeciThed for inakinglints - orWashers at one ope
ration.
Second—The manner substantially as described, of so ar
raoging the dies in relation to the punch that any excess of
iron in the blank shall be forced into the path of the punch,
thus securing the compression of the Nut without risking
the breaking of the machine.
in,. Persons interested will please take notice that any in
fringement on the above will bo dealt with according to law.
HAIGH, HARTUPER k MORROW.
Pittsburgh, April 9, 1856.—(ap9:3m,..chj)
FLOUR -200 bbls Hoosier and I :Palmet'o
Brands, to arrive by steamboat; "Soreroßrn," for solo
1 7 ['mg] ' AMY. -
BACON -20 hhde prime Cineimaati Should
ers; 10 Mt& B. C. Ilamw foredo by
0 1 1 .V1 ALEX. 1111NTEI
NEW BOOKS A.T. • DAVISON'S BOOK
STORE, 65 MARKET,. near Fourth Planet.—
Hingsley's Poems; The Angel-in the House;
The Panerama--by Whittler;
Do Wette's Human Eife, ar Preetleal,Etbles;
De Werte's.Theadora. or the 136iptieti Conversion
The Heavenly Jerapilcan--by Dr, -Burns;
HOMO/ and May.. or Unconscione Influence;
History of Britith India—by Hugh Murray, F. R. S.
Ailunmeeerfteeent **eche* int:Addresses:
Tilt's Elements of Health—e valuable book for mothers
• and the ;• • •
Read'e New Pastoral and Home by the Sea;
The now volume of poe's Work*
Child 01 the Covenant; Wallace's Literary Criticisms;
The Early Choice—a book for Daughters ;
The Sunbeam Steele—tit 1 volume;
Winslottio Inquirer Directed;
• Gardner's Memoirs of Deeply Tried r atm;
•
• Ilogg's Tales and Poems;
Barnes' Practical Sermons, Way of Salvation, and SaiPe;
Say's Mornings with Jesus—a continuation of Ida Morn
ing and livening Exercises; •
The Six Days of Creation—a rateable juvenile;
Buck's Theological Dictionary—cheap ed.
Goldand the GospeL J. S. DAVISON.
upt 55 Market, near Fourth street.
JOOllB FRO )1 VIE SALES AND IM
PORTATIONS—The subscriber is now opening his
late purchase. and importations. Prietti moderate.
JOHN R. DAVISON,
ap9 65 Market, near Fourth street.
Ultit EA it ABLE 134i0KS FOR ILTILBBEN
—Those are entirely nee. and beautifully colored and
illustrated. A great variety of them. Call wen nt
DAVISON'S BOOK STORE.
ap9 95 Market sine, near Fourth.
aREAT AUCTION SALE OF ENGLISit
kJ, AND AMERICAN CARPETS
-5o pleats Royal Taiwatiy Velvet Carpets, new and elegant
styles.
100 pieces Priglish-Tapsatry Thumb do: do: do.
20 pietas best odd-fashioned make' 13rtowels Qtrpets, very
tumefies quality and new patterns.
10phesis superfine and extra Imperial three ply Carpets,
choice new styles.
100 pleas super. Ingrain and two ply Carpets, comprising a
great variety of patterns rind quallUm
The alsive to AMINO on consignment from one of the
largest Importing houses In the canary, and to be sold
withont reserve. crampencing on THURSDAY next, April.'
17th. at 10 o'clock A. If. I would invite the attention of the
trade In this City, also 'steamboat men and honskeepers gene..
rally, this sale. via a "fare apportanity of purchasing the
newest styles and best qualities of Carpets at a great reduc
tion Stain the regular price.
_lattices notice will be given of place of eats and when the,
ilsids wilt be opened and ready for frispectian.
0 / 0 • P. M. DAVIS, AncCr.
6 4 SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES AT'
AUCTION.—On afteinoon. April 10th. at
3 o'clock, at the Commercial Sales litairos,,corner Wood and 3
Fifth streets, will he sold—. •
One Grand Piano Forte, °octave, walnut case;
Ono Mahogany awe °Octave PianuYortot
Ono ." u &IA u •
Alto( which may be examined. at the ,
Auction Store on
Monday morning.. ~.(ttp9) . 31. DAVIS, Auct'r.
THIRD DAY - TITS CONTINUED SALE
OF FINE SILKS and other DRESS GOODS, LINENS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, Ac., at ;the Commercial Sales
Rooms.. corner Wood and Ilifth' Weeks, will be resumed
THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock. when many of the richest t
styles and choicest qualities will be sold. Also. Shirting
Ainsling. Cambric and Lawn Ildkili*Gent.'s Cravats, Sewing ;.
Silk. Patent Thread, Swiss Mail, ".White Cambries. Check
Dusting, sc., Sc. - P. 31. DAVIS,
ap9 Auctioneea.
Ffine building lots in Man—
chester. 24. feet Soot by 124 feet deep, near the land
taught for an extensive iron work..
A farm and mill property to Derry townehip, Westmore
land county. 127 acre. with good improvements and in a
tine grain growing part of the country, near Latrobe,
A lovely country residence and 5 or 10 nerve of land, ow
the Pennsylvania Railroad and adjoirdnethe Swissvale Sta
tion, with every thing to make it desirable as a country and
city residence.
lot of ground and dwelling , house, ia. East Liberbl,.lB
feet hont and 135 feet deep.
A factory building mid lot. in Allegheny city, with engine
bailer end machinery complete, for n CL . 10.131 tattling gad
oakum inctory. Apply to
ap9
WO MILES,--30 acres of land situate at
about two mllerfrum the city, for sale.. The laud is
good and ties well for country residences —will be sold alto
gether or in lots to salt purchasers. Nit; low and easy pay
ments. S. CUTHBERT & SON.
ap9 51 Market street.
STREET.-5 lots of ground for
sale, each having a front of 211 feet on Grant street by
00 %et deep to an alley. S. CUTHBERT & SON.
ap9 51 Market st.
ONEY-25 bbls. for sale by
apg }LENNY IL COLLINS
C LAY WATER PlPES—Received and for
sale by (apt) 1111NRY IL COLLINS.
LHIRSIIFELD Sc SON will open on
Thursday. April 10th, new stylus of Scarfs and Ties,
of the beet French fabric, that arrived by the " Atlantic,"
L. HDISHFRLD & SON'S.
apt No. 70 Wood street .
LINED'
sortment of Richardon, Sons & Onion's, &Ma, and
kiarcesu's French fabric Handkerchiefs.
NES AND UMBRELLAS—Of every de
cription at (apO) L. ILIRSIIVELIT 1 SON.
C OTTON HALF HOSE—Of 411 gradps, of Rocker & Sims fiockory, and John Dsrcle's English
goods. ULESIIEELD sowe,
ap9 Na 70 Wood street.
AIRS. HENTZ' GREAT "a RH I—Court
ship and Marriage; or the Joys and Sorrows of Arnett
tan Life—by Mrs. Oaroline lee Hants. Road what the Edi
tor of the Dollar Newspaper In this week's paper says of it:
"This book, by one of the most popular authors in the
country, has been leaned in the publisher'm Ter* beet style.
There are few readers of the current literature of the day,
who are not aoqualuted with the name, and the storlee. of
tide authoress. lief style pleasing one, and her storiea
usually atrongiy marked ininctdent The volume now pub
lished abounds with the.mott beautiful scenic descriptions,
and displays an acquaintance with all phases of human char
actor ; all the characters beirig exceedingly well drawn. The
moral is of a most wholesome character, and the plot. Inci
dents and management give evidenceof great tact, skill and
Judgment on the part of the , writer. It is a work which the
oldest and youngest may alike read with profit.
Third Etiotr muly this, day:
INDIA, TIM PEARLOP MANI. RIVER.
Itt Mae. Sournweatn.
Immense success of it. Everybody t 4 bayin g it, and alt
are hi ecataciee with It. For sale by
11. MlNfif & CO.,
aprB - No. 32 Smithfield street.
OTICE.—The Subscribers have made ar-
rangements with E. McLure to conduct their business
in Allegheny city, at the old stand of N. Whiting it era;
where the public will find a large and select assortment of
New Spring and Summer Dry Ocala which will be day
rapkanpbed from our immense stock, fifth st, Pittsburgh,
thus affording the pubhc,aa we have a resident partner-in,
the eastern markets, an opportunity of seeing and examin
ing new styles of goods daily. .
Pittahurgh, Alrll lat, 18541.
OURTSItit. AND MARRIAG, or
and Sorrows of American Life; by Mrs. Rentz.
Rogers' Table Talk.
Physiology of Marriage, froth supply. •
Our Church Music, by H. S W Wis.
-
Courtesies of Wedded Life.
lumboldts Island of Cuba, by J. 8. Thrasher,
Green Mountain Girls, by B. White.
War in Kansas, by G. D. Drereton.
Tolling and Roping, by Jenny Marsh.
American Railway Guide for April, 1856.
Jtalt. received and for sale by
W. A. OlLDER:pmigy & CO
apB Filth et, opposite the Theatre.
DIME GREEN AND Eftt'rk Olt TEAS OF
JIL ALL THE DIFFERF.NT YLAVORS.-4 liirgnand Cult
amendment deed b 7 meal nreleala and selling wholenalo
and retail at prime lower than usual, by S. JAYNKS.
vs • Pekin Tea Store,-3S Fifth street.
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QI% ARS.—Loveri ng' 8 crushed andpulver
ky. lied Sugars, lbr sale by 8. 3ATRIS,
noB Pekin Tea Store, 38 Filth street-
COFFEE,—PrIue Mocha, Java and Rio
Cortoo (ur tato b 3 &JAvas,
oPTB Pekin Ten Store, 38 liftb at.
HOMINY-20 barrels for sale by
HENRY H. 00114,45.
ORANGES. —lOO B oxes B wos o •
Jilt received dad fur sale by
RIMIER &
apB No. 39 Wou4Smpet.
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