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THURSDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT
JAMES BUCHANAN
(Solti,e7 bro Vic decision .; f Ow National 11 , nreniwn )
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
.I,I4IONRA
GEORGE SCOTT, or COLIIIIMA CO
AUDITOR [NEPAL
JACOB FBA', Jr., MONIMMEUT Co
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TIMOTHY IVES, Parma Cotwrs
RUSSIAN PROJECTS
sixty-eight years ago the government of Rus
sia fitted out a fleet and army at one of the ports
iu Knmschatka to invade and take possession of
oregon and California. Had Spain been as
weak then as now the project would have been
successful, and the California gold mines would
have now been supplying the means of con
quering Constantinople. But the energy of the
Viceroy of Mexico frustrated the design. He
sent out three ships of war and a considerable
army, and attacked the Russian settlements in
the Aleutian islands and along the coast, and the
Russian project was given up for the time.
Lussia was not then prepart6 to go to war with
Spain.
The Emperor Panl afterwards revived the pro
ject. In ISM.; a Russian fleet sailed as far south
a , San Francisco, purchased land, established a
fort, and quite a large Russian town sprung up
on the con , t not far from where San Francisco
now is. By P-20 the Russian colonies in San
Francisco hail become quite numerous and pow
erful. As late as 1534 the power of Russia was
•upreme in the now republican State of Calif-or
nit. But about that time a good many Ameri
'CAW and English had settled there, and they
stimulated the Mexicans and natives to hostili
ties, and one by one the Russian towns were de
stroyed or abandoned until, in IS4I, the Emperor
Nicholas soil ton Swiss, named Sutter, all that
remained of Russian possessions in California.
Sutter still lives there, and on his vast estate can
he seen the remains of Russian forts and towns.
Ile is one of the largest farmers in the world.
lle raised P.1.0m barrels of flour in one year.
Vie title to his estate win , disputed three or four
years ago, and squatters took possession of a
portion of it and a large town was built up.
Recently, however, his title has been decreed
s 1 by the courts, and the squatters have lost
their improvements.
PITTSBURGH AND A. FOOL
The editor of the Minnesota Tiara, a paper
published at St. Paul, was a member of the Re
publican Convention that assembled inPittsburgh
o:1 the 22 , 1 of February. Ile is an abolitionist
the Ilarriion and Parker stripe, without their
ipaeity. Well, it seem , that he was not treated
with all the attention he imagined himself enti
tle 1 to when so far front Lome, and a delegate to
:5 C 01150116,11 besides, so he vents his vexation
I:port our city, upon the Monongahela House,
tri 111)011 /1;111,, , t everything he came across
while lionorin:4 our city with his presence. He
rote home a letter which was publish,' in his
paper on the I•2.th of March, in which he takes
rOvellgiT'on is for not tendering him a public
.linner. Ile mopped at the Monongahela. House,
well known to be the largest and hest hotels in
the l nioo, and probably not knowing how to
act in suet'. a splendid establishment, he seems to
have got himself into treuble all round. lie is
i•vidently one of the kind that like to "cut ,swell,"
when abroad, and don't know how. lie proba
bly expected that so important a personage
would not have to pay any bills at all, and he
gets very angry because his bill in presented.
Having thus introduced our here, we publish be
...w the brilliant production of Lis pen for the
henetit of Pittsburgh :
I earmot say that I am an admirer of Pittsburgh.
I neither admire it; dirty streets, nor its cold, selfish.
inhabitants. These elements are not
ongental to the West. but seem to be a part of the
..1 Pittslairgh. rind here I trust they will
At the Monoogabein Mouse, where I am
the rooms are ./..ery and the clerks impri
tit and Op...cont. They possess none of those ac
e ,unninlabrg qualities we were taught to expe r t in
dm refined State of Pennsylvania. For instanee, a
gentleman stepped up to the office, anti desired a
room an d his baggage taken care of. lle was told
bat the proprietors were not responsible for baggage.
he turned on tile heel and sent his bag
...• U. another bowl where ho registered his name.
totters I saw treated in the same manner, and one or
two editers, who had the misfortune to full into the
of these avarie,ons , napping turtles. props.' to
c.i.• them nabs. gratis. Mr. Itodpatli, the abbe
I:antits serrespotolent the New York Tr i tome rued
• I the M.-soon It. ae,..cet, was treated so shaldaly.
111..1 he left, assert:it • that even the Powder Ruffian
hai e shown hits more respect, particular-Iv
when he was ol.lilre.l pay $2.00 per day for heard.
The Julian House at Dolomite, the Briggs Reuse at
chi..ago. and the A ngier House at Cleveland. are
h .yes of the very hest accounno.tations, and those
in, &in_ cannot find better.
pittsburgh is a very hilly place, the eouutry is not
.guilt so broken. but iu oilier respects re.amolilos ILtle
it ., M ar ry of th e h o uses ore located so high that
they make a person linty to look at them. The
streets are narrow and .firty in the extreme, and a
.lark cloud of smoke eternally broods ovor the eity,
eliscitring the son, and soiling clothes and person..
The city prep, .. , attains 911,000 inhabitants : inelo
ding Allegheny eity, on the other side of the Molten
'abet. riser, 12. - iilna, The manufacture of glass an.l
r00.a0.1 the ...al trade is carried on very extensive.
frill the I.asis of the prosperity of the
Iles the point where General Washington pine
trated the wilderness and predicted the uprising of a
ere it city, and this prediction has induced many te
make it their permanent residence, although. they de
no t an d earne d f i nd it se congenial as the free air of
the west. But good bye to Pittsburgh. I entertain,
no particular regard for either its greatness or if/
people-- the former consists of mud and smoke -the
latter of meanness.
I left the smoky city of the hills on Monday more
ping, and biking passage on the Pennsylvania cars,
was soon whizzing along at a rapid rate on my way
to Philadelphia, the cleanest city, in my opinion, in
the United States a great rind noticeable rontra.st to
Pittsburgh. The country for many miles, after lea
sing the latter place. is very mountainous, and at
the of the mountains are ono-horse, miserable
hooking towns. not one of whieb, fur neatness and
enterprise, can ...impure with either St. Anthony or
Shakopee. Many 4d the houses are in a dilapidated
eondition. with no gardens, nn fences, no paint.
There_was no appearance whatever of thrift, but en
the contrary, old fogyism oozed out from every point.
I was greatly disappointed with the into rior of the
Kerefone State, and if those I have seetl ip he a spent
men of the rent, I desire to nee no more.
A , the cars glided along, mountain, hid anti vs,
lee. hill. valley and mountain passed heroin. us,
.enting a variety of scenery almost unparallelled in
the history of Nature. Now a projecting rook, as
large IL , the car itself, would hang impending over
our beads, and seemingly anxious to roll down upot
11, —now a mountain, SIM feet high, would roll up its
huge pr o portions, covered with the evorttreen laurel
-now a wall of rock. through which the way had
been emit for the ears, would frown indignantly upon
us--and then stretching, far off, almost into the out
lines of eternity, could IN, seen the tops bf the highest
peaks of the Alleghenies, surrounded by a blue haze.
At about II o'clock, ire began to 'poem] the moan
mins, and from the pawing and snorting of our iron
horses, (for we had two,' it was quite evident that
the ascent was made with diflieulty. Up, up we rose,
almost imperceptibly , when of a sudden, darkness
closed in upon as, for we were in the tunnel, perhaps
one of the greatest works of Man in this country. I
took a stand at the door of the hind car, and as we
continued to progress, the light in the distance at the
earl of the tunnel, became less visible, until it entire -
Iv disappeared. This tunnel is dug through a rock
n t 11 high point on the mountain, and in three-fourths
of n mile in length. The cost of construction, wets
S. — ,0(1,000 ! and it took three years to complete it.
Emerging from the tunnel, a very beautiful scene
met the view. Far down, at least 1000 feet, a valley
• stretched elf in the distance, while the Alleghenies
lifted their whitened brows in proud defiance of the
11 " I" Ifni , below. On we sped, winding serpentinely
around the 10-ow of the mountains, and apparently
l ust on the edge of the awful chasm that yawned to
t",• , -4.1%e us. For miles and miles the train sped along
on this precarious track. liable, at any moment, to
pitch headlong ever into the ahysn, when it was an
neuneed that tt. were tot the decline grade, and
sway went the ear,' at a truly fearful rate. I ascer
iiiii..•,l from art engineer 441 the road, that the grade
is
net feet It., the m it e , an d fro m this the reader can
term some idea of the danger that stared UP in the
t we. as we gradually left the mountains, and found
nun-elves once more on terra firma_
• There, read that Pit tsburghers, and be ashanicl
of yourselves. See what ye get for not knowing
•
that there is a great man in town. See what
vou get for having Republican Conventions here.
Anil the . lonutigaliela House, lately so popular,
is dime for now. And you,ye '' little one horse"
sal tttes along the Central road, you are not as
fe as Shakopee. Old fogyism oozes out of
/ 4 ! - 0:44;
you from evety peant." Take lkut. 3nu theo
think of tho:e mountains sticking their dirty
heals rigUt 1,11111111 "into the outlines of eterni
ty !'' Ansi then think of houses in our city so
high up as tO " make a fellow's head ewim" to
look at them. But we forbear, and turn the free
,oil booby over to our correspondent " Crimea."
APRIL 10
ME following is extracted from a letter dated
Philadelphia, April 7. The verdict of the jury
lays the foundation for very heavy claitos for
damages against the New Jersey Monopoly Rail
road Company.
The jury on the disaster which occurred a few
weeks since, in the burning of the steam ferry boat
New Jersey. rendered tkeir verdict last night, attrib
uting the deaths of the Victims to burning and
drowning, resulting from the worn out, leaky and de
fective condition of the boiler employed on board
said boat, of which Richard Fetters was inspector.
No censure is attributed to the captain Or attilk4loo of
the boat. hut negligence is alleged against the Presi•
dent, Directors and General Superintendent of the
iompahy, in the employment of an unfit and unsafe
boat for the transport of paseengerS, and their omis
sion pniperly to man and e q uip and supply with
means of escape from said ferry boat. The steamboat
inspector is also charged with inetiicieucy. The ju
ry further declare that the boat was inadequately
manned; that there were no hoots, life preservers,
floats, spare plank, buel,ts ou deck, or any other
moans provided for the osciipe of the pastengers in
ca ., of lire, collision, explosin, or any other emer
gency. A preamble, which, however, was only ap
proved by a portion of the jury, censures the cotapa•
ny in a still stronger manner."
TII P. KINSAN Fiun' STATE. LEGNLATvar:.—A
Kansas letter in the St. Louis Republican, dated
the 2:th ult., says
The legislature of Topeka w ae a miserable and lu
dicrous abortion, and ttsinemliers are hiding tholll
- from judicial processes like frightened ostriches.
Sonic have fled to lowa, some to Missouri, and the
rust are hiding their heads in the booties, in the vain
hope of security. The grand jury of the
Court, under the instruction of.ludge heminopte, have
indicted not only the members, but a ll the j u d ge , o f
election : and it is the intention, of hie Minor, at lid
tortn in Douglas. which begins next week, to ha,
bills found against Governor Iht:inson, Lieut. (ice.
ernur Itolvrte. and all the executive otheerS.
THE race for Kansas is becoming very active
both North and South, and Kansas may have
population , ufficient to be e ntitled to admisodon
as a State before till- Congres:: adjourns. We
find the following in a Southern exchange :
" K ANsAS EMIGRANT. ril a TkIV. SO , TlL—The
,South Candtnians are rushmg for Kansas. A Yet,nd
company ,1 twenty-eight emizrant.3 left t'lmrleston
..11 the . 271.11 111111110 1 . , the torrit-ry. n ud it C.Aupitll2
from Edeelehl, under raptain 1. , leave too
the lot ,n, , tant f..r roll/mhos. Georgia, there to
Major Mulford. who hmul, a fl , ruriwlable ex pc.liu•m.
moving, her citizens having
a large sum of money to fit out emigrants, twelve
whom have proposed g,ing."
4•C tt m. ST•tes-rtts. -The .lerst•y rtty St-,mitt./ sny
that Sit.ekhot • sstil sh-rtl% brought Itehtr.
the Atnt•rtent. petit's, , the, exit-litho. htr the l're,
ttleney. mith.•ut t , r partissn distint-
The t'unitnodore, then. i Fein, L. run a.. to:
inklepernlent It ie runwre.l thnt (len ItnuAnn
will he In 41147111 out in the ,nine
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Vie have received the 6.!1,, , ,,ing from Captain
the bark Kate Lincoln, , Intel Demerara,
Felt.
The tinted street preacher, J S In . , butts
kn”Ati iu \cw I . .ith, and other parts, as the
Angel has created great excitement
Hemersra, lietw tien the 1 1 ... ding-apse and black-,
•,,/ that the anth..rities t.i 41,1111
her 4.1 . i, 111117 fur ,t.tsel• tit waisto pridect the
place. 1 bear despatch... , t.. tt. Vin.•ent, from
the (I..ierrinr of lii.tisit I'ur vessels of
War liar vessel- in 1... rt, ntl.l but few tr...p.
--nwittiy colored. They 1110.. taken Ilh , .Ut 00 '
71111 rioters as pilenners. The negn.ee have
pulled dna fl. plundered and set tire to n gist.:
many Human churAie- and l',,rtilyzue.,
whips. The Angel t;ahri,l i. , taken pris o ner
'the health of the port i• very p.m.!. Time ,
rather dull, as ail mere intik. business is suspend
account of the riot. .\ ;4,,, g bum t.pntltin
ing the captain and clew the hark Mar,
Hartley, which lat !si tan . I"
flora 4.,,P1111, hou n d to ',robin. arri‘iiii Fch.
The NI 11. win. , estel, :tin! hid...ni1...1 t.
I..indidi. The sugar , eft. , lll it well advanced.
Frnn tin• Tr..y Tun.•-, %veil
Newfoundland Dog Pulling Out a Fire--
Wonderful Sagacity.
(Ine of the ri/4 ,, i artonishing instances of the
sagneit . v of the dog. tran-pteel this morning,
which ever citric i 0 Dist, hoowle•ige The Nle s srs
Staudt , . tobacconists, No. ',tigress street.
close , l their store last evening, leaving their fa
vorite Newfoundland Thin morning,
opening the Attn., the floor in the hack room was
found to he 017 tire. and the dog was laboring
with his fore feet and mouth, trying to subdue it
A pail if water, which stood io the on, hit l
been retired down the hole The faithful anima'
had so successfully combatted the fire as to pre.
vent its he) ond two or three
feet -qmare !low long the noble fellow had
9100 , 1 sentinel and fought down the advancing
flames. ran only be conjecture I- it must ha,.
, been set era' hours. Ills feet, legs and room
were badly burned, and it in feared he is
injibaol internally. I.y inhaling the hot air
II
lie refuses r 0,4. and i. apparently in much pain
We trust the nagneinun and faithful creature 1-
not dangerously injured. Tion ts the -nine
which discovered the man Lally on the ice a few
weekn sinee lie is worth his weight itt gold.
an.l may safely he pronounced the !oddest of hi
race.
! ward. the New lark l rthuu, put tut
Sennt.o. I totultitt, • muutlt 3.11:LN IN! 10 , 4'11 UtHrit . ••••••l
to till . "spirit uf Preedum ttt the 'n rtit, .11 the
late 1.4 , 01 in itt• t t "ttllttto • . 11•1 It I
surpri•ing htow the .4111,11 fey tof tine reptltlient
itrertt linen re,tinruleti them :...;etettor Outtgitt.
never ultere.l 411 , 1 wurthn tor luny wurd, of can lt
purputt The worth.: he did utter fullow :
"The Senator ,tarkte , himself on the minority
port. I ray that report ju,t.tie, foreign intettereno
in Nan , a,; while the majority report dente, the right
of torei,:n interfere tn•e. 'liking the velle.rity rep.rt
I can ju-tily, under it, pr. 114. Cry art 111,.1 h„-
teen done in regard to ether by person
from Maseaehusetta • r team Mit,ouri. The iindiorids
report duplex the right of any 111,11 i to V I.ohtle it,.' 11111
I.) I pen , rt the prinelple, of the I\ 311,11, Nedraml•
aet, whether he eon., from the North or the South
The minority report ad,oeate, rereign interferon , e.
We are ready to meet the in-lie; arid there will be
no dodging. We intend to meet tt leddly , to
111161141.811iti1l 1., the totem and awe,' auth,,,.
lir. ',quer r.. 4.41,j,,•ii.•,1 h„
to punidi rebellion and trmtmad I am glad that a
defiant epirit is exhibited here, we aeet.pt the
The Sound Dues question.
.N letter from Berlin tot London paper, speak
' ing in relation to the conference on the Sound
due , question. says : -The Itani•h government
tru"t.' that. I,y getting a x~tt•tticment accepted by
•tlte bulk of the nations ..t - Europe now represent
ed at this conference. it will compel the United
States to accept the same arrangement, On pain
of eeein• all Europe arrayed in war agaimt them.
The official Danish journal lately said :—"Shoulil
America attempt to resist thi , European law,"
the proposal now made by the Vanish govern
ment, 1 'tall Europe w ,, u id rut ace ohcdimv.e
and repsect to it, and accept the war that would
thus lie declared by the criminal attempt of the
tThited Statest - i to pas , the Sound without
paying dues.
Advises by t the Atlantic state that the Sound
lues conference hail been adjourned, the ii,v,rn
meta of the United State , having consented
prolong the , ibligntion , ~f the treaty for two
months after the 14th of April, the thie at which
the notice previously given would expire —Den
mark pledging herstt'l•f that some decisive step
should in the meantime be taken by her toward,
the abrogation of the ,lues.
The London Timrs think , , as these Sound dues
are the stair of life to Denmark, and as the Da
nish foreign debt has been mainly contracted in
England, that therefore England should offer
such remuneration to Denmark as would induce
or enable her to lispense with them. The Lou
don Shirpiny ridicules the proposition.
LAROPIsT MILL. IN rite Wiinto.—The largest
and most comprehensive mill in the world is the
Pacific, at Lawrence, :qass. The floor of this
immense struc t ure is nerl's —the largest Mill
in England is II i acres. There are now in oper
ation 40,000 cotton and 10,11101 worsted spindles :
1111 , 1 these are to be increased to I'o,ooo and 20,-
000 respctively. There are 1,200 looms in oper
ation, to be increased to 2,400. These, with
2,1)00 persons, produce 3(10,00)) pieces of cloth
per annum—one half delains. The weekly con
sumption of cotton is 20,0001pounds,'or
pounds per aunm, and 500,000 pounds of wool.
once a month the two thousand persons assent
hi,. at the aashier'sfollice, where he pays out $50,-
(100 to them for wages, appropriating to each
one the exact amount she has earned.
J.unm Gordon Bennett of the N P . Herald is
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Ma Forma'::--1 set.] you the enclosed, that
you may see how we stand abroad, and what a
jacktssical we-tern editor says /11.borit. us.
YOU have, d,ffibtless, travelled with men who,
through laziness and poverty have been taught
the u,-,efu;l:n•l practical adage " root hog or dice"
and who, as soon as they got out of their own
stye, would turn up their noses at everything
they saw or smelt, that was clean or decent,—
and if by closure they got admission to a hotel
, would ask the servants " why the hell they did
nut bring up the i.e-cream to eat with the hot
pudding I think that you have some such
customer in the author of the article enclosed.
I know nothing of his antecedents, but judge
that they were low and grovelling, front the fact
that he complai,,s of the hats about Pittsburgh,
probably nlWays having been used to slough:.
The poor ass does not know that artists and am
'Acura haN , decided that about Pittsburgh and
.11Iegheny cities, there are more beautiful scenes
f. , r ,n.l4.:ape and artistical representations, than
are to bo f-und in the pruximities of any other
cities in the Union. The proclivities of the wri
ter are manifestly grr,velling, debased and down.
ward. Ile talks of nothing but "filth" and
rt . ' and •• snpud. and " I:goon:no% lie
complains of the the dirty and narrow
streets, the clouds of smoke by day and the pil
lars .t . fire by night. Ile must have threaded
our al/ y , extensively, and have dealt liberally
among the residents of Prospect street, to have
become so thoroughly disgusted. But my only
oLjoct was to ask you tv copy the whole of the
letters of this dainty correspondent; and to place
it in juxtaposition with the gentlemanly, liberal
and decent notices of F. P. Blair,llurace Greeley,
and other genii , men, who were co-members of
the same convention. This fellow, it will be seen,
compares invidiously our cities and hotel, , , with
others that he names. "Cis the policy of fools to
decry an excellency which they cannot reach.
CRIMEA.
The Panhandle
The little , airip a f Virginia that lies between
the Nilo rmaranal the we-tern boundary of Penn
-ivnira ta, - rt of debateable ;:rouual.
.1 ,tronc. in 'I , ta• punish in favor
a•f secede:, PA X '11;1%11. FM
lAni3 In thtar pr. eta: C4,11.1'11'1 , 11 they halve ;at
tic tiara that) :In unhealthy, Ptierc.....nt existence,
in which the lan! ilai c,rculate but sluggishly
and the caardial -en-ila,lity is mat very intense.
;eographicat the " Pa.nhanaile ought to br
-I,ng ania. I: derive. , us benefit from
\ irginia inipraav,toenta..., anal it is so remote from
the g e ogr,,r Leal e nd p centre that it i,
.carcely tre 00.1 w:th the consideration that a
beartlaas,a -tepinollier awards to her predeoess
tl'-pliti t. In vet y respect her people assimi
-1 ite and 11,ra with those of Pennsyl
vania lacer tea ritory 1 , traversed by Penusyi-
Vaillat 1:1111 , 11.1- : their proaluee goes to l'enusyl
%Arlin Rli ta.aeir :acre;1111.11b buy 610 . 11
grail aide:.
The Panlmn Ile contains four .rnall counties,
inhabited by a thrifty anal intelligent popula
tia,n, aalaietly The chief city in it
Wheeliny. Lot a-everal nth, ra , 111.1) , .cr and
I,•wana- is:,tl gives the
a,atag pitataa•ta;:ii- a f the population of She
I' Itilaanalie ca auntie-
\ tt. 4•0 qui
I !,, 31
1 , 1 I.
131.1:!,
,- ~0
... ~ F.A.
• 9.1,. ,t, ttion
ti c.f ternteryi winil.l mit le
greitt 111,111.•111 t ki
'lie il$11• CCM.. II.V:. II! i 11.1 Ice n c..t•ritcm: pup
c.. ir,:111! - 1 The ' ' V ittteresteil it. the
r'f ii
le• cc 'IIOAV , L. 11,111 I.) hp retie%
.•.I „r tht,r p I i$Fll, 110,1 itt
t itched I, a _era;wval 111 that must feel
r,st in their rr”.pt.nly
h'or I "akv g..-grapioca!
•vi11m411 . : , , !,•• cv —l , Ol th. l, , ry would
it
Th, I arty t•lott.ition to
3inonitt the it." , ion nerettifore 'teen 3 of
tt . 11 that II net,
t u lw :til litake Levert
th•—s• h - o t—suit upon tint- people,
while :1! the •-ai.st ttii•re 1, m , compere.tating
1. ,• 3tittiv- tif the Ihtnion
•Ile It doe •I. t L,. i•stio l'enti-ylvania to urge
3 matter • t I The pei pie ehietly con.
rise I. L.: , c, o. tip, , right to Urge It, Mid
-hall al,pent
t ..1 tr.m , ferring their
:It,.
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•C1c•_:•,•,•1••• . Ir 0.• to • , lit•r, LArrin • 111:1
• I it. It, 1!.‘• tr.u,-r , •^ 1 1,,:: hi . I 4,11 . 1 .
V 1,3 , ie. c
• i.. It •r 4 11!
nirw;
Mr. Ilart,um Inking Mt. Trout,lria Phil
.l“ophirrally.
11'...,!...,11.• ;HI tip 1,. Si-1.0t.15 f r•. 1.11
‘lrre.• !!, r u t It wt,
wriin n n lit it I t t .r sigsi sirens 4 in nrticle ;it th,
;„: 1.1)1.1 y tI.O writer in
prc,‘ist and W te, tenip s orsiiry inis s ior
tune,:
NEN% Tug•-dap. March
;,•nt!..uo•ri • I 1,:o irtv N llor dri k• Alt
nhtitli 1. .
t! , t• 11/(11 PAU I , l'
111 , 11,1 it 1.111 I I !: , •Id thoul flan 11
fun ;‘, I gr,lcitn •kri.Vr y. 111'
'l,-' Stt.'h f3l thi,
tout: .Ire ;,!! 1; I ct•1 ,, 11- frail their I I
11,1%. -11 , 1 , I • :••111,111, .1.111 I
x% It:. I !HQ !•1311 . I,ln,
,c, r,• •11 . " Fut, th e
:hing th:o: an. tion.r 111V..L . , • -tr. se I.
niakf• In . , I•3tr..n that :boy
and. it Ow, , ht they Hwy did
•• 3- a 1,01 11, t.. I i
N, I I..•tter than I
'fiend It. I .7'2 1 1 1101 per 111110111 J in HMI it%
bit. the la.! tell year-. and, if I had not been a
ennvo,s, Ilaplll-:Nr and •I -huuld net
have been rul Ile I. I }IN.. Fecur,j ; di
Inv per•—eal , Iteeed ; Irk ereditur, $10(1,
115/ 11 1 , , r•L-e nix nain Iv in all the dereme paper,
1.111 1,,N,• r-ve.l I.llger than I wa.,
, r .Lr r.! 4,1,i! it. I.eke•l up in, penperty.
,re. I In, ,• :non, -.h., w ,-ler te pay tuc
•.• ••• •1, ; •`,l ,• t n.dlung true.l
I I
I•tiN•• tilithlt.-11 t.. t• 11 . 1 !LIAM . ftSrIRE 1.•
iLr ,-, wheh th ,, .lttttt tt illt!tgittgt IlVeTt
11111 , 1' I itti! II thy living, :Lnd ' , hall try
It H hard at my time o f Isfc
i. 1, ,z;:, Lai I I 1,1 I t :in iwt•ter 81.11icient
t., /...tir up under it
I ant truly
I'. 1' lIAIINIJJI.
(',N \I. Ai It , -. ME I , rtimi , of StEz..— This
grew: enterpris , , wi n ch for many years, has
sk , enied too .i•t-rotry :t jkl ~. .it ct I he .teri,,ul,l )
entertaln. I. is likely to it, , eid only practicable
but to ho actually r,•.ilised The edinnai,,,ion o f
gliOlicerS sal -..l.•titific men whom the Viceroy of
Egypt appoint...l to examine and determine Upon
tho practicability of uniting ocean to ocean I.
this 1111%1i:4, have made a report, in which they
riecl.tre that the canal could Inc built on nearly a
direct route from Sue. , to the Gulf of Pelusduni,
with a branch to the Nile. Thogeost is ..i l, ` , ,lattl.-
000, and the con , tructiori will take six years. At
Suez 21 feet of water will be found at the dis
tance of :,,004/ feet fa u n the 'here. The port to
lie constructed in the (ion • of l'elusium, which
the former pr , je , •l placedl at the bottom of the
gulf, will toe located twche toile , to the west on
a part of the coast where the water i-- 25 feet
deep at less lieu, the di-sauce of two miles from
the shorn, and where the anchorage is good, and
getting under sail is en..-y. It is esdiniateil that a
saving will be node in distance , . between the
respective place, and Bombay, it., follow,. Coo_
stant inople, I . .I,lllii i ; Hal re, lsll'2 , : London, y,-
~:,n: Liverpool, l , ,: l n:ull; New Yi rk, 7,:ll7: New
I /Oral's:, -1 .175. Nlore than one half the distance
is abridged between the principal ports or E11,..„1,,,
,..„1,,, and .Aoia be the prni,o , v.l canal. This ,ii,
gle fact ,haws its ininielise Unlit) to all nations,
as well :is to Egypt and Turkey, el trill seem,
for its projector , the lie-u wi-dit , of the civilized
world.
Tue T.WS 01 FRANKH , ItT, KY., SALE—
Br ---IVe clip the f.,ll"wing from the Loui,4-
ville
"The sale will certainly take place at no dis
tant day. That is a fixed fact. The town is ir
retrievably in debt, and wholly unable to pay off
little bills of a few thousand dollars, contracted
years ago. From the Commonwealth we learn
that its liabilities are about on, hundreri and
twenty lour thousand dollars—something of a dip
fur a village of a few hundred political gamblers.
Its assets consist of water works, gas works I! )
the Capitol Hotel, and some stocks in turn
pike roads: And al the oh they cost the people
some $211 1 ,0 0 0. we don't , appose the whole town
—including know Nothing politicians, peniten
tiary and all—would bring more than six hits
under the hammer. However, those who are in
the habit of dealing in chips and whetstones,
would do well to attend the sale. They can't
• injure their business."
GERMAN EMIGRATION To EAN , A , A.—The plan of
the Turner liund to found a German colony in the
West appears to meet with favor, and if we mis
take not, a committee has been appointed to lo
cate the colony. We do not learn that any par
ticular State or territory has yet been decided
'upon. Why should not, just at this juncture, the
Territory of Kansas be selected ?—///rnois (1/-r
-man paper.
~"z kJ-
say ,
Tee OLI MAT RU5BlO ' 1116166 — rv.:Pro 11c:10
Pubhco." Every mother should have a box iu
the house Lately in ease of accidents to the chil
dren." •-
Redding . B Russia Salve.—lt is a Boston remedy
of thirty years' standing, and is recommended '
by physicians. .4t is a sure and speedy cure fur
burns, piles, boils, corns, felons, chilblains, and
old sores of every kind ; for fever sores, ulcers,
itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore nip
ples, recommended by nurses,) whitlows, sties,
festers, flea bites, spider stings, frozen limbs,
salt rheum, scurvy, sere and cracked lips, sore
nose, warts and tiesh wounds, it is a most valua
ble remedy and cure, which can be testified to by
tbousands who have used it in the city of Boston
and vicinity for the la9t thirtY years. In no in
stance will this Salve do an injury, or interfere
witlqiVysiciates 'prescriptions. it is made from
the purest materials, 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 largo 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. Redding & Co., proprietors.
For tale by B. A. Fahoestock & Co., Pitts
burgh ; Beckham & Nl'Kennan, Allegheny city.
Dave you a Diseased Liver !--This
gneva
tiny though startling, in mon - 16,41[1y angvativo, when the
fact in taken int.. ilinaideration that dinoasea of the Liver
have beromn moat alarmingly frequent In the United State.,
Indeol, there are few formidable Mammas that are not lu
some via) trin.e.dile to a deranged Mate of that important
orgnn. Many of t 1..• complaint, usually classed 1111110 T the
head of Consumption. have their •rigin in the Liver. "Any
r , toody that with! Maitre regularity and hamithful action in
the I:l•m r ing b. mankind!" has been the
exclantathat .•f thamatels. That reinetly has beett found:
it In MSC and all,. When n fair trial has le•en afford.) It, It
Omit 114,11
tliii I,ircr, ur illeto. - Lie which
you priiciiititlit 1,111 )I , lllllf 111.1,11g.11111111(? 1,01113 not
f 1 111..111.1a. 1.11( pun 11.1.it0 n Li,: iif Dr. Plll4, lin
iiil by H tiitiurgli 14t., itintl thiiy will rt
iitiirti you hittlilt It Ili , only ryincily yet vreil, Lu
It IN' plitroill.
Porclia,eis will Is. rueful to nob (..r Dr. ..lrione'r ah
bruted L,r.'r inailora,tured by Fleming Bros., of Pitts
burgh, Ila. All other Liver Pills. in Collnpurigon, are worth
iest. Dr. Nl'Lotie's genuine Liver Pills, also hit celebrated
how In, had at all respectable drug stAlret.
withiiot the signature d FLEMING BROS.
Also, fur bale by the tole pruprICIfITIS,
FLEMING BRAS.,
Successors! to .1. Kidd & Co.,
ai•7:dawl No. lin Wont street, corner of Fourth.
na- Sand.' Sarraparilla, Dili PURIFYING TILE
—N., t -.taint! ammt wadi ever intmluced that hal
tontbriuly am coneful int SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.
How many unfortllll,ll4. ',nee without
boy II re . joytully te.dify then' rc*.t..r.tion to lwalth.
na I orient, dolt tire int is Justly due to thu rare 'm41161110
virtu," aled emrprising eflicaey of thin inviLluaLle prnparation.
In all obey, the impoverished and depraved condition
.•f ••, 111,1. ,41 by eruptions, blotches, or soros, Its
op-ration oill 1.1 Fnnel in the highest ileum° 'military. The
ittotione.l for SANDS' SALSA P.\ ILILLA
and 1.0.. /1. t lent ~1" spumous Imitations upon
o Melt no ',lion tilvei-1, are in the market.
It on. nob -.lb by A. It AD. SANDS,r,Draggista, 100
11:• Nvw irk.
Nall wk. Ly FLY:MISG 1 Ui., Pittsburgh, Pa. and by
Elruggleb..g,wwally aph.lw
C' 1 o tatlio of W I toe•urg rurloti,, , ,.
111. m L. 11, I, 13111.• ig Oftill l / 1 0/tr , l
• I MI, it IM. leofpre Syrtrr of
k ,e r, Tir. and M. A. Forte Ito
Iti,, th.tt. R. II %%1”2.1.,w. tI.. kT.Twn
It 7 , 101) .1f t 1 1,4 Ner
It:llr.a.l C... want cititrus
I— crpere•, , , t ..••ir • rid.•ll.. in Lilo NI,
I (411..1: I Ptant. r hi. It
. I 11.. Th.. 15.1111, hundr...tl.l
.. by In It., F. propnrntiton or.
1.•... i. -till the •
1..1 all i 11... I.lngs 411.1
• k•ri 1.)1,11,1/1•
&a- and rt•byib by IL IC. tIff.I.I.Ii:ILI3
5..1.1 11.. LI II EN IN A fllti
SPIIII A ItTZ, and litC( HAM 6 M KF.NNAN, Allegbro)
'MAIM ff,t, awl vs., IA i ..• purls art.
i 110 ) at!! i, 1,. uaturul
Lut II tl
11,titivplcv t , , raflred an.l
f..r 11.••1 ill!. +4.1.4 n r ro.ver Obi
414.1.. v/. 111 ...IA Alnl I. gpnernD4l.
I' 1N I.lt I \ rA AND I'L A CTS i.
.0.1. ‘111,1,.• 1.1 1:1..\1101 n 111 , .111t)
of • VAIN EA TIC ACTWIL. no.lxli.r .1 h.,. nu-Ile..
Il hi. il,. s.,ii .. t,nt
L.). it u t al I Mid Vintew
•17•••1,1 • • At tlt• t•ltts: ttt I•t•-• Aittl titt.tiotttitt
ittktztl.l t tott I It , It, tt.t.t Th. brat-, ..1 r.L1,1.1
0111,.1 . • /1•• g• •1. - 141/:) 1:1".01/.4.4
N.• 1 1, 'II: :4 l'pinit• vngr:kve.l label, Mill.
si.lialur , .o of
lur •rr rrrr t• r rt I Ur rilrlo. 11. KKI
W... 1 •tz r•r. I
rir.•l r•) r 4 , 10, trir,l4.
tlr• r•T :It.,t• • Arl rr - rrt ter. 11.
ft , rn..tit r I r trr r,rl•lrrrm ' r V IUIt•K ER
nth
In Mt Lane . .. Mi I imPßovrt.. Verns,
fn„it:. , Pr I S...tre C I. 1.,u1..1 N 1 bite
I r r tli. PI I.
1., )1.•1....1 . 'Oll..
1.1,10,41 Lt I. 1 Stott 1'4,.
Vit wt.",
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IN I; II 140 W... 1 NVltf.letuLlt•
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Igt
ao- From the N. Vork National Monitor
of F.l ,otr3 - I Itur.otSu.3B.- Dr. Curti. luta .1.1..• runt ,
to aiii..11.4 - al•• rathistnal humanity ralltrt....l with lune
than any altar tatotltgolott
haw with tin.... got. of tin. inaterni far tin.
lard ..•nt ur 3, In anol 1.-rfortimi M an ...Aru
m... that a ill ....r.•3 t. , L 1..• ping.. n mwdlnuo iu lino 'amp.
tt Moiltutott Itu It scut thretrtly tio.
. .11.! at,. lot het to. 19-3 tuyttlry Tboto• u ar.•
ultla fr. , 111 41.0rt1-1,1 u all
ttubttot k• th, lay fit. tug [lto Ilygotto fail., n trial.
(Im:um. thr .irlginal and only
gen.. , arta, u0r.%:.3u dr, sg
Ss-Why will you Suffer, .11EN RELIEF CAN BE
SO KASII.I ~B TAINF:IP--Ilave you a &rte• Thrau, Qtoo,c).
101,11111110.1, N. urollgi, Brwichills. Croup, Stiff Jointn, Front
Ilib MM. Dto 010, ot Pain, innn) (tart 01 your syta,ll, '
'l'-., , , I.• 11-11.,,nt at •tura by wong nta.t bonutifnl t
nll I.loitta'nts. Opt - rirtkuriart Liattn,rtt, - pretatrltt
by Dr b3klll', it Morgantown, 'V., and Cr nate chant,
/Old ',tail, by Dr. KEYSKIt, 1311 IVtaal strtwt, aid
JAS. I' FLF,MIN(7, twar It. R. Dt•trot, Allogbeny.
V. rtlv., moot in annthttr column of o.lny'n papvr. inutr4,ll.
Alvir Stockings and Hosiery for Winter.--
I viii,'t utt ram 0-. d pinched with 1.1 mat short
rto. koL4K. ) on K ill tike our whit . ° and F, t.t. C. DAWN. cor
twt ..1 Nholscet alley met Fifth tdieet, and buy ttotne of th,,Kv
elt l ,ant for $1 .:kings, that make your fuel feel nice and
• otnf,rhthlo. NLY ulna limkes and Kelly every variety
Ihrtiet that yon ran mention. Kt whole/tale and retail.
A9 - \SE hat• punt re,etved n large het of tient: and Youths'
ATS mid wring CAPS, vfnll colors and
N IliCh NVIII ,M . ll hew fift - cosh. Call and see.
3IORGAN & CU., No. Itt4 W 11.41 street,
Neat door to the new Church,
ttpl4 Ouo door from BLath street.
emu*
• ":s:` r
;
Ifil
ME=
E" , .s
1.• 1, , I .'4•1111.6/11,. It 1.1••111.111g rrr , LA lowlt
1‘ or t I ftt- en t lon, itigtant plastei
n'' " glv., by 1,11.1 EI":S . PAIN EX
lII=
thy' pLuq curuer of Market alloy laid Fifth
nct4
vrs ATS!!HATS!!!
A CARD.
. The public ale relactfully request.] not to conf o und
Itlt CALVIN M PITCH with myself, DR. S. S. FITCH, of
714 Broadway. N. Y , the author of "SIN. LECTIAES
Tll E PR E V ENTION AND CURE 11V CONSUNLI'TION, AND
Tit i LAWS tIV 1,11 E," and long and widely known for the
treatment of Lung Diseases. Heart Affts•tions, and ,dhei
ehromc Maladies. 1 have never lectured or practised me&
cite. in any taw of the Western country, and since the rear
14411 I hav,• not beet, absent from the City of New York for
the mirth.. of Lerttirlim or prtmtieing Medicine ally% lien•;
and I urn mit now and do not proms* to be at any time sa
absent from the city. I have not Mid, nor have I now, any
associate lecturam or practoting medicine ids'-
where. Ido not, tool will not, hold niyself responsible for
practice or transactions of any ',omen practising medicine
absent from my own office.
Those who dettire my advice or treatment can obtain it
''lily by application personally, or by letter, to myself at my
residence, 714 Broadway, N. Y., and my medicines and int•-
chanical remedies ran only to hart by applying to me or my
regularly authorized agents.
Pri,scriptiotH, with full directions, will be sent gratuitous
ly, on application as ,als,c, and a statement of the symp
toms of the case and the remedies prescribed may ho
tattled :it or agencies. Advt.' given at all times to such
pat ,•1111IM I always prepare all the inedlrinex
I use, and mover send my patients to the apothecary, or
t then, to the inconvenience and hazard of tinparing
t)utn theinseive..
PR. s. S. Six Lectures" above 111011t1011011,
new illhi ieaual, 3SO ;ages, 30 elitrratvitigii, and steel
portrait of the author, will be neat by Mail, or may be hail
of my ng,.o IN. Price outs—lll but given away.
S. S. FITCII A. Id, Id. U.,
711 Broadway, N. V.
March, IK,O—rith33,3wdmr
kit - 3.3,00 Hate--Spring Style.—We
hare a spring style of Silk hat that wit will sell for thr,
‘l , llals. that raunut In, excelled in this city awl ex-
To WI#OM IT MAV coNVERN.
• DR. CALVIN M. FITCH,
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
EUROPE, would announce to his pulieutn, and °theta
iu Western retutsylvania.,tbui he will visit Pittsburgh early
in the ensuing mouth, and that thaw wishing to avail them
selves of his system of treating
Throat and Pulmonary Diseases,
.CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
By Medicinal Inhalat lons, Meehan ical
and Constitutional Remedies,
Will thus have un opportunity so to So.
DR. PITCH will remain In PITTSBUGH from
THURSDAY MURNTNO. APRIL THIRD, T) SATURDAY
EVENING, MAY TENTH.
During which time he nuty b, consulted daily (Salibuth
capt..l) from the hours of TEN TO YOUR, ut his Rooms
ut the
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Corner of Penn and St. Clair srteets, (entrance on Puna st.l
For all forms of incipient or seated DISEASE OF TILE
LUNGS, anti for all derangennmta of the system pros haling
or giving ripe to Pulmonary Disease, particularly
Catarrh, Dyspepula, Costkverteen, and Fr-
- -
male Complaints.
Persons wi,hing to consult, but tumble to visit DR. FITCII,
c-an do so by sending him a written statement of their case,
to which a prompt answer will In recta...4l, giving opinion
of rase and stating expense of treatment. A PERSONAL
EXAMINATION ALWAYS PREFERRED.
DR. PITCH'S associate, Dr. J. W. SYKES, will be with, to
e.saist him, during the f..ur last weeks of hho appoizament.—
It is desirable that persons wishing his trimtment, should
eonsult hint early, that he may have them in charge 11.14 long
as ',made.
lilt. CALVIN M. PITCH wisher it expressly underAtood
that be less uo longer any business connection with Dr. C.
S. PI Till. and world soil attention to the CARP which he
banal himself called Upoll t, publish immediately on his
turn from Europe. tale2l-ilkw
SHINGLE MACHINE.
Kendall's Patent 1M PROVED
Double Acting - River & shaver.
rirllE attention of Shingle. and Lumber
dealers, I;l.Oct:dab - in+ and other 4, $a directed to thiwin
valuable invention, which to now preolltiOd to the public no
the first and only practical machine extant, for lkiving and
Stuiving
Various cutting and sawing machines have been invented
for making Shingles, but it in a well known fact that Shire
gins rut or sawe..l across the grain are quite toe. time for
roofing purposes. Numerous inventions have recently up
[Neut.! fur riving and fthavlag. and these lam. all beoh cOO
- -mod as worthless. from their imperfect motion! of riving,
which tourists of splitting front tin- side of the block but raw
dingle, which almost Invariably runs uff. This difficulty in
entirely obviated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE ,
Which first splits from the Hide of the block a piece thick
enough fur two shingles, which is separated in the centre.
MA by menus of elastic guides each piirt it conducted
tic ough n pair of approximating knives, which completes
the operation; thus producing two ehinglon at every revolt,
LOU.
thin 111111711i110 will rive and shove from the block three
tlemsand shingl e s per hour, of uniform thickness and taper,
superior in solidity and durability to those made by hand or
any other process.
Its operations lire by no IMAMS confined to pine and other
soft wosl, but works to eptal advantaps volt. walnut, and
every other description of timber that Call le The workings of the machine our examin,l at 11. 11.
Ryan's Furniture Building', Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
To timber owners, shingle dealers. mid men of enterprise.
this opens a new field fur spe•culation, as there is no simian
iniention extant.
The rnactUnu IPTUpio.O lint It NOOIII ispaco, is of 41nralole
structiou, and coats but about two hundred aud eighty 1101 -
lant, and a man and two born rnti make from 1.11,001.1 to
,2-5,000 AlllllOO.l por play...Wl at LIMN , orw• 1...ur.
For right of territoi y. or Marlolmi, at No. 31 Fifth
stret., at the City .
to._ All rtt,,14,1 iulkwutati,,n will lu• 1 . ,,rwar.14.41 by I,lAer
wl.n) j 'plc-lin...in) AD)I (AM K IiNDA
SA LJEE. FA HNESTOCK,
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. k 3 %V 00(1 . 1, between Diamond
alley at6Fotarth atreel,
T r le(;11, I'.l.
Jair'nu
ho of ul 4~mt t ;u itri.l ail 111 . 1 V, will I.
. ',rm... an) .413, 11,1 , , /II 1.1114 Ity II
.11 liatta n ANN4,IIIIIOIII
II ',RIM ARK F:RY. • A RPENT ,
T- which hi. nn Att,•titimi of porch...cr.
El. FA HEN I:VT! ICK
PEKIN TEA STORE.
No. :1•. FIFTH STKEF:T,
PN I.GII E.t:•••t or"ril I.; EXCHANGE BANE
Pittuburgh, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
thlreht.ted fr , th the I throwle, for CASII. Th.
Hto..k ell rlw,..rt and gru.lew of TEA
bi othzht I. the market. an 1
BiJLD WHOLES .LE AND RETAIL
AT Tilt
VERY 1.0 W ES'i CAS!! PRICE;.'.
PACKED TEAS, I CT L.l . IN NKTALIC PACK
xprrw.lf I. r Lite 1.11..1...
TEA,. iii ALL TIJK HAL!? CUE: 4 T.
OIEFEE, eu(;AR, csocoA n i l Cll./CA/LATE of tlw.
KHANIA, It tr hale.
L. ttapet tete e OW 1..; 4h...t0t le 4 nut: gictrahle.• Eliot
yet - ) nrtlcle n. 1,1 will 1.,x• nwno~l
AI/ENT, Hi ai - 1 111 Al prootrwr.m . r. Fon Till : . :11t: or lee.
JAYNE'," FAMILI . S. JAYNES.
l'itult.tm.:ll, Match 25,
ni, d‘wlw
HENRY H. COLLINS.
Produce and CommissiOn Merchant,
No. 35 Wood Street.
11,111N.,1:2.11. 1.117: , 131'114111. P 3
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
NI ER(' HANTS,
Dealers in Wool, glides, Flour,
PACoN, LARD AND LIIID OIL
44p - AA' 1) 1' R KNER .1 LL Y
lu. W ATER STR I ' IrTSII , ALCII, PENNA.
r I'm-I.b W,11.4,
.)..I, S...tt A 1%, •• Nlatith.
Ith. A 11.r . .1 in.. I'IIJ I / 1 ,
1,0.,‘ .t Notsloil litur , tril
J.... 1.11 K. K 1.1.,,
Thom. A tltvitie•r, Bunker, Ilohnea A Camth.ll,Cinciunalt
Sulout, Utuu j 10,1. ly j ; d. D. llollock A Co.
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
titierri.,,,,rs to Arnold f ivizanvo
M A N OF
CIIIION FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
.1 NO FITTING GENERA
For 'IV arming and Ventilat log Buildlngm
AY W. A: A ..,11 um:tract for IVltrntin- arid Ventilatmg
be rq,ato or Ilot Witter, Pities ..r
Pu. - til
llousoit Jiuls, or 11th... No. 25 MAILKET STIiEKr.
Pittsburgh. ityl6
WILLIAM B. HAYS &
DEALERS IN
BACON IRE, SIDES AND SIIOLLDERS,
LARD, LARD oIL,
DILIED DEEP,
SUU AR-CURED and
CAN PASSED
, lAMB.
A large stuck always on hand at
No. 207 Liberty Street,
VTITSBURGIL PENN'A
PEARL STEAM MILL,
A I 1. 1.: < 1 I EN Y.
ao- VIA lUR 111.11.1 V KR / T), FAMILIES in either of the
iv," Olio,.
°Routs n,ay I. left at the Mill, or lu boxes at the 4,1
WILSON A CO., 572 Wool aireet..
BRA UN A REITER, cor. Liberty and St. Clair Htroeta.
11. I'. 1.1.1.'11W A lITZ, Druggig, Allegheny.
TERMS: CASH, ON DELIVERY
BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO
ALEX. 11 - UNTER,
DKALKIt 1N
I' LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
-I.AD PRODUCF: (IKNF:RALLI
No. 2199 Liberty atreet,
PITTSBURGH.
clot I 4 1.44 r
JANIK.K KKKl{..)ft.
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
-AND
/P-STEAMBOAT AGENTS,-64
7.7 Prne arid (Mine sts.,
fele26,lapely SAINT LOUIS, Mo.
JOIN COCHRAN & BROS.,
MANUFACTURERS OP
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WIND ()NV UIIAItDS, &c.,
Nob. 91 Second •t. and 86 Third street,
mh PSI PITTSBURG 11, PENN A .
W. 11. SMITH W. W. MA111.........205. li. INYTP:R.
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
WII OLE SALE GROCERS,
1t Second and 151 Front at.,
JAMES BLAKELY,
EUI;OPE tN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield- streets,
11,3_ Panztougers broaliht from the old country to Pitts
bergl t, end money. remittod to Europa. trtoir27
Fresh Fish and Shell Oysters !
JUST RECEIVED at the Excelsior Restau
tr rant, where all the delkacies of the ser
mon can he obtained on the shortest notice, and Ill4k
done on in the bent fayle, and at antiafartgry
priri.w. So don't forget the sign of the"BED.
WillYE AND BLUE," No. 111 Wood street, below Mk
nlll7l Agent fut the Philadelphia Oyster are
CI'T'RIC ACID-100 lbs. for sale by
mh2ls B A. WA LIN 1.423T00k A 00
M.MOIMI=
MIMMMr=
ROBT. M. MUNTKI:
Pigmburgh,
132=f3163
I'J. .t.
~,.t:l7-::‘,,,.:,.-:.•,:- - _.:.::, - .7..
L=MMM
TIIE MERCANTILE AGENCY; 59 Fifth
„ rem wlll remove on the 14th Instant, to
the corner of Wood nod Filth stn, over the Booking house of
IL Patrick t Co.
See our advertisement below.
THE lIMCANTILE AGENCY,
PITTSBURGH;
Ea( tablialted in New York, June, 18911—
Pittsburgh March, 1832,
row Tug PROMOTION AND tourrscrtox or MADE.
Having tranclwa and Associate Offices In
NEW YORK„, Dorn.Asa a Co.
ItOBTI I N r E. Rosana. Ago.
PHILADELPHIA B. DOUGLAIII4 & CO.
RA LTI3IORK ...... D. PgATT A Co.
CII A ISLESrON B. Do uocasi &O.
NEW ORLEANS iLDoan-Sa keit -
RICII.MuND PRATT A CiEnt.
CINCINNATI -.•
LOU ISYILLR B. D0u01.48 , 5 & Co. -
T. //orid4se A Co:,
ICA(10 • B. DonidAa & Co.' •
Thin iiNtitution supplies (Li ember-fibers only)) all necessary. .
information se to the standing, responsibility, de, of Mer
chants. Traders, Manufacturers, Public COMifatiles,
throughout the United States, their Territories, and British
North America. It is a valuable auxiliary to imPortiltEi
Shipping and Commission Merchants, as well asJobbers and
Manufacturers, and to all .parties buying Time Exchange, or .
dispensing credit.
The collection of debts in the States, Canada, de., attended
to with pnituptnesa and fidelity.
Terms mado known at the oilier. -'
Subseriberl to the Agency who have occasion to travel
thn•ugh the States are furnished with Introdantory letters
4. ;he Vali( 11M bakes, where they can °Slain informatlon
u [tint eara met aprEtlta
F.4R'VIEItS AND MECHANICS ,
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
110 N. TUBS. B. FLORENCE, Prue't
Elm. It. Ilr.mtoLp, Secretary.
STATFMI N r OF ASLNESS,
F,.t1.. Ist day rf Auytal to the Frlst.dn,y of Dec., 135$
A uninot Shrine premiums $ 63,212 31
39.1149 82
Total ilrmnimus for live month,'
CAPITA!
%%TESTED AR FOLLOWS'
1:01111e. of .thglieny Cmtity, l'ilLsburgh, anti
l'ittnlatrgla tin 418,721 69
Cost 33,400 00
lAN - in on First Nl.rtguge of Read Estate
•• : t.wks.
iu BoALk mid on baud
Capital (payment not yet due) t 4,000 00
Nott., not yet ritattireil 66,387 31
Im o [ ru m Ageuta, (Ramrod by Bouda)
Expenses and COllll/Liftil.llB
$408,151 18
Tutu; amount of Losses incurred, but not yet adjusted:-
1 , 1 no
Maxine 3,000 00
S4,EIISB 138
Thin Company roan nee Ilull and Cargo riski on the OI to
u.l \t innurej I.i triblt la. Ice. 11/ 41.11 CS againet 1.013 d or Damages
adju.4.l anti promptly pniAL
1:trr..v.,. - ..,-11.11. T. M. Howe, Gen. J. K. Moorhead,
.Imo NV,
For 111511rarler• apply to
TIIOMAS J. lIIINTER, Agent,
total", No. 00 Watoi st., bet. Wood and Market.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
S A FETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER TIMID AND WALNUT KS.,
Philadelphia.
lARINE INSURANCES on Ve13801.4, Cargo, Freight,
to all I nut, ‘,f the world.
IN LAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by Riveru, Canals.
Lake, and lAnd Curium., WWI parte of the Union.
51 RE 1 N.iI.IRANCE ON MERCUANDIZE generally. On
Store,, ladling MIMI., At.
.t.‘tets of the Mum - my Norember 6/h,1555.
90m1s, Mort.p4..vw mid Real Entate ..$101.9"Al 94
City. and other I.raii. 814210 (N)
:41..rk in II do , linilrnad and Insurance Co', $1,009 10
Rill. 'vv.., able 1hrt.440 97
11.11 on hand 26,026 09
liallaucem in laindt, of Agents, l•retniums un Ma-
I' ine ohcies recently twined, and other debts
•Itte ti (lottipany 03,689 96
Sittaterildo Note:, 11/00100 00
DIRECTORS.
James C. nand,
Theophilus Paulding,
Juin. Trminair ,
BIIIhLLn Eyre
Joel.. L. Pri ' m
James Tennont,
Samuel H. Stokes,
henry SI/1111,
James B. McFarland,
Charted Schaffer,
Robert Burton,
John IL Semple, Pittsburg]
D. T. Itiorpin,
J. T. Logan,
WM. Provident.
lent.
William Martin
J,....-1•11 11. ewal.
Fllll,l uti A Sm•lvr
-1,11,113.
Leipet,
1.1.1w:11,1 Dart ingh , n
Cr h. M. 11it,0.11,
illgon C. 1,11.111
II ugh Craig,
I 'hat len hi.11..y,
If Joh , "
.1. M. J..13n. 11,
T•.•.ii it Vier Pre.id
111.51:1 - I.ll.nLas, Socretar:
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS:
iItIIFACHERS' INSURANCE COMP'
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Olt lltttß I'IMPETVAL--aTtANTI.O 111" TIM MITE OF PLIWFdYLVANIA.
Chartered Cnpll4ll, $500,000.
I,* F.', .1/A H EAND IN A I , Tlt A RTA 110,V
.4 AR4 \ S. I.IITINCOTT.
0;c1t1N 54X; 117,1:S, :447.-tary.
U YOU NO, Treasurer.
Asrtm I.ipuim.tt, Tlionma,
'William Neal,
N Alfred Wee
‘brrin Charles J.
.1.4, P. Si no .1:11Ittli P. Smyth.
413 , Goinottny lin, been organizett with a Cash CIRO-
Ltl. Dire. tiirs !mite determined to otiriftt Ow niaiuene
toTo t.1.21 - Ve pruxicuce is conduct
inv. its teak it prompt itiljnotntetit of lons..
Ottlee, No. 76 Witter street-
J. NEWTON JONEti, Agent.
REPE It UNCES.
Ti,. inn well Imo% u and re.ponsible Rime In Nit+
hnrZh hn. authorized tofitrents, to them, with regard to the
Qtal.tht) 351.1 6oundue...a of the Manufacturers' Insurance
CAM r4Lny.
& Balm, Wilson. Chills &
P. Smith & Co.. Ibunpton & Campbell,
& Co. , 11. Ghillie, & Co.
PITTSBURGH
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
WWWNWP2
04aNKE, UP WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
Titus. Os 11IAM, Secretary.
Compeny makeses.cry insurance appertaining
with TA Fle. ItISKS.
AI-0., again. 111:1.1., AND CA ItGO RISKS on the Obi.
and NI Rivers and tributaries, and MARIXEIIISS
general!).
A n i lncainst Loa. and Daataga by Fire, and against lit
Peed,. 0.• the Sea and 1 eland Navigation Ant Transportation
Dope.. iaeual at the lowtat rates consistent With safety t.
all p.trtiot.
DIRECTORS.
Kohut Galway, Samuel 51"Clorkan,
Jeseiiii I'. Gazzam, M.D., John Scott,
James Marshall, David Richey,
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Ale Nan& i Itradley, Joseph S. Leasili,
John Fullerton, Mans.tield U. Drown,
Leo. id H. Clumibers, Christian Zui,
ll Ilharn Our. Robert H. Idartley,
Jas. I). Mcllill. feblB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
• WILLIASI BACIALEF, President.
SAMUEL L. 3IARSILELL, Scerstary.
0 PRICE: 44 sired, between Market and Mad steal
/he- luau.% HULL AND CARGO 'RISKS, on the Ohl
anti Mituiisstppi IZirers and tributaries.
Itisurt. nptinst Lessor Dunlap , by FIRE.
Also. against the l'erils of the Sea and Inland Navigation
stud Tromnportatiou.
EMECES!
William Bagaley, Capt.. Mark Sterling,
James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Mere
Samuel Boa. William Biugham,
Robort Dunlap. Jr., John S. 1211hrorth,
lain". M. Pennock, trneis Sellers,
Ihui,augh, J. Schnonnaaker,
Walter Bryant, NVlMara B. Hays.
John Shipton. Ideal
EUREKA INSURIRCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SHOENBERGEt, President.
ItoIIERT VINWHY, Sea bry
C. W. wercanolt, emend Agent.
W ILL, INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OB
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
miuseron.B.
J. 11. Shoenberger,
e. W. llatchelor,
lenoe Nt. Pennock,
W. W. Slartin,
It. 'I% Leech, Jr.,
David Nt'ennaless.
Sir All Loosoo tomminod by imrtbm Joannal ander policies
imm.l by I Lie C.nmpany will by libynally adjustud and prompt.
ly paid at ito OFFICE, No. 99 WATER. SIT NET. [jilt
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
nortioßizED CAPITAL, $300,000.
.1101 . •lusuru lirthliogs owl other Prpporty Against Loan or
DI\111:4:•• h 2, Fire, mot the Perils of thu Rea an Inland Nevi
gotion and Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. F. Johnston, Rudy Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carrier, W. Waintock, Jas. P. Tanner,
George W. Smith, W. S. lingua,D. E. Park,
I. Grier Wade Ilampon, D. AL Long,
A. J. Jonas, J. H. Jones, IL IL Ckitg.ihalL
OFFICERS.
Preriarni . lion. F. JOHNSTON
Voy pr,sid,a RUDY PATtERSON
&c'y and 7Yea5,..... A. A. CAPAIER.
A. A. CARRIER
A. A. CARRIER &. BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield erects, _Pittsburgh
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Morino Iflogra.ne
Co., .4 HARRISBURG. CAPITAL, $350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Inenra.nce Co., o
PII ILADELPII lA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insurance Co. of - the Valley of Virginia.
WINCHESTER, VA. CAPITAL, 11300,000.
Commonwealth losoraomo Company, HA&
lUSISURG. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
LIARTFOE.D. CAPITAL AND ASNA'TS, $2,154459.
Pennsylvania lnsurange Co., & PITTSBUIPIL
(A PITAL AND ASUTS,Nov. 5, 1855 7 5199,022 49:
WM. F Jourtwrori, Frraidont. A. A. CARRIER, Secrutury.
doc.l4xlapely
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ea- BatB 4dldirp 'e ( r,l 7 Yer'lrolarbfoo rod.
woo too frowzy, gray or ratty...to be wiale.boeutlfally black,
or brown Instantly, without the loot injury to brat atikftri
WARRANTED. Made and add, or applied (Dialtie - 0'1044
r‘ , 0 . 4 233 Broadway, New York.'
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Bold, wholesale and retail, nr:such. Icnvii, /at
Woadstreet. „
ANRS..S. A. ALLEN'S HAIN
lIESTORER—Ati Eltaltaing-Badoilfr atid , Pri§ , .iiivpf of
the Fish and Sight—The hair and Whisker; howerefrgem
aro restored to and preserved in thelrOriainal , ldfeClolati
By its one,; NVlSpectaties and Grey Halm wfitioon, ,
cuw extinct. This fileasant and valuable preparationluits.
been 'mod foil:hints Years by hunikedumrthe , mcal - didio- -
gnwhed and wealthy persons of the land, udto budygetits . y
died thtfneithuus of this
It in entirely different from of pti 45,P+1. 1 : 1 4 1 44-
which are composed of delete:iota . cv ,, lnicn•
lime, mastic, Spanish Oh,, coppert!e, artU t l t riPtKai
are said to • eunse-the- - Ellir t o ' gitove - w polgois, iit thit
hands, but In reality, eltbbegtudjiltijukji tb_t! 14.4114
or those ulta usc. them, oreenfil theta tottr unti ktatie.
Tho Restorer, used with the Zybahaltataok. not
„Duly
drama the tuar,- but b2cllnal •It tat'curt4ltlnifit
I glossy, and natural appearance.
The Reetorer will strengthen and dhulduht; and:
remove and previnit dlzsinees,, . , isdrervaixdruff,
scald-head. or "MY (=Want of the altla, , Sud elt'trUiatUrd , 2.
petspiretteu of the head. When OUPPMbare4 ItaPPlang
4rifgoi intervals of three - mWUirui ww tot
a grey lf you should attaln:the age of austhuudred
years. When loafer baldness, you mutt takeoff your mrht.;
• seratch,Oiled silk, or anything which will , criaseza zeturW4
the tasensible-perepleatlon of the bead.
Ithmoerteht cure for•Ctitatrh ludhe Vied? , • •
Sold on by , • - NIMILING,
said _ . • dorner.Dhaketatreet and Illeutcosit ••• ,
B. DOUGLASS & CO
IUrRS. S. ALLEN'S WORLD' S" 3 -±
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AL intEssmo ton - rdoratialten*,:-Irbt•-,
will be found, on trial , to be 'll..tinietlittigthithgeitia.,...lrakßeig
dressing for the hair, and on - *rue's , the `: •
toilet. It le easily appliad,and will itOtatafit, thh linreiLlin.
en, It not only cleansed the,/utirMSOltin, bnlol has ilks 7,1
hair to curl, and disposes it,litrieterharsh and comma, to to-n 4
main io any desired p:ion 'or form. 7ly Ibl wale:hair
b"rXrnea soft. ina tailEt;rind obtains that glossy mid mstura4
so much etired.
rettteve and preventscintidiniErnKaillii4lii- s :
und perspiration of the/Math and_ its iirvigoratintactkef
on the skin and the roota of the hair, will prevent the hair, ""
from falling out, Mid In a . short time, when used wftb this
Itestorer, wheri ablaidness is not hereditary, restore the
hair, It willalso remove neuralgic pains, inthumnationnad, , ,:u
pain from cuts, horns, bruises, bites or stings of
Mothers :wM find Mrs, B. A.Allea's ZylentiuMnnt ,l l,rk
perlor. dreading for ohlidren'or hair. After hailrilk= l l : ea t
trial, every' one la certain to recommemtit;
-XL and cheapest afticle of the kind now offered to the public. -
Ms put up in large bottlm4 8734 cents each, Agtaitsinviltd 7
at this wholesale pile&
For eels only' y 7081 , rveametri''
'apt() • Lbrner of Market st. and the Dianiend:',`'''
4104101 31
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$44)8,15113
Larlmer Lands ittipast-Lllbe
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WILL BE SOLD; without itiserve,. 40_
Thnraday, the Ist day of Slay next, 0,19o:clock X. •
on the prentises,•the following describedUs of
near the East Liberty station, viz.
1. LM No. 3, on the recorded plan, adjoining lands of Juo.
Scott, and fronting-on Isnimer,armine, mat alSonn the Oyes
2. Lot No. 4, in same plan, and fronting on- some Urea'
and roakand containing 6 acres, 20.55 perches.
3. Lot No. 6, in same plan, having also two Crontaaa above '
stated., and containing 6 acres, 61.06 perches. .
4. Lot No. 6, in same plan, fronting on same road , and . aver.
one; And containing 5 acres, 94496 perches.. t
6. Let No. 7 in same plan, bounded by 11111 stroA' bruit •
same river road, and by Latimer's avenna - tind Moilalnl4`
14 acres, 111-36 perches, and having thereon two PM,
springs of water. , , , ; •
6. LaeNo. 8, in sane plan, and bOundod 11111 street,
property of Darr and .Klinefellow, and 'containing 9 acts
42-28 perches.
7. Lot No. Kfn ea Ann, fronling ort..llUl
cotitatirritit Rerd,"24l' poriliA; ipringorwiter
thereon.
8. Lot No. 10, in same plan, bounded by Latimer avenue,
by Spring street, and by 11111 street, and containing acres,
ertn) perches.
9. Lot No. 11 in same plan, fronting on 1131 street and •".
Spring street, And containing 13 acres, 102.2 perches, with
an old orchard, an old dwelling house, a good barn, and-3
flue 'springs of water thereon.
10. Lot No. 12 In same plan, fionting on,Springldrockeolli, ,
mining Sures 50.4 perches, aud baying also a good spring or ,
water thereon.
H. Lot No. 12, in it meridian, at the cornerof Spring at.
and the Pnrirety raid, containing 13 actin Mid'74.B4Terrbor.
12. Lot No. 14, in same plan, bounded by Spring et,'-bY
the Puckety road and bleu/low et, and containing.4.4cnot
83.19 perdue+.
IT. Also, Lots Noe. 15, 16. 17,1 s and 19 in crime plan, cap
taining each 5 acre* and having each two fronta;to wit on
Spring at. and Alceadosr street
14. And abet ' Lots Na.o 13, 14 and 15 In the first recorded
plan, each fronting 60 feet on the }Bust Liberty Flank rail,
and extending back 220.. feet to Franklin street
$617;N8 16
atandlatetnotlaw4t--chol THOMAS MELLON, Trhatee.
N.—T
OTIC Ehe undersigned, ;Assignee of
11 WM. KENTON, of Steutx.nville, Ohio, ixolthlg . obtaft, 7
otl a RE-ISSUE OF THE PATENT originally granted tan
pan the 4th day of October, ini; for the purpose of puildrig
HOT-PRESSED NUTS, WASHERS, etc., being Oubotautiolls
WI A/WM . I4 V. 12: .
First—The use of the dfe T, and die box 111,.f0r aoretirtg.
the blank, too close die box in combination with the dies
and bracket Q for leveeing. and the pouch L,tur perforating
the wine dating the premiere, the whole- operating core.
jointly as described for making Nuts or Washers at one ope
ration.
.tivrisul•—•••The danner substantlally as described, of no eft:
winging the dies in relation to the punch that any mammof .
iron in the blank shall be forced into the pother the punch,
thus securing the compression of the Hut without risking •
the breaking of the machine.
Persons iuterested will please take netlaithat any ke- . ;
frmgement on the above will be dealt with according to law,
TiARTUPEE mmutow,__:
Pittsburgh. April 9. 16.56.—(ap9:31ve—ch.7)
P. A. 31ADETBA, Agent,
95 Pist.•r street, Pittsburgh.
FLOUR -200 bbls Hoosier and 'Palmetto-
Brands, to arrive by steamboat " Rovereljrn," far oak,"
fRIA9 ALEX. HUNTER.
G. W. Casa,
W. K. IChnitt,
T. D. Updike,
R. D. Cochran,
John A. Caughey
S. S. Bryan,
8. 8. CALLIIIKIL
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NW_pVEITISEMENTS.
There is not nay more convenient, nor better loceterl_pro•
rty for country recklentme In the market; and as It mod
sold, it may be to the interest of those destroys of obtafii
m such, to attend the
ACON-20 hhde prime Cincinnati Should-
I ere; 10 hhda S.. C. lams for sale by
no:2t ALEX.
NEW BOOKS AT DAVISON'S BOOK
STORE, r 5 MARKET, near Fourth street—
Kingsley's Poems; The Angel in the House;
The Panorama—by Whittier;
Ilu Wette's Human Life, or Practical Ethics ;
Do Wette's Theodore. ok the Sea tic's Convetsion; •
The Heavenly Jerusalein- r by Dr. Burns;
Horan and.Mtiy. or Unconscious Influence;
History of British India—by Ilugh Murray, P. 11. S.'.'
Snmner's Recent Speechesabd Addressee;
Tilt's Elements of Health—a valuable book fur motliani
and the family;
Read's New Pastoral and Hones by the Sea;
The new volume of Pue's Works ;
Child of the Covenant; Wallace's Literary Cryfkihrms;
The Early Choice--a hook for Daughters;
The Sunbeam Stenes—iu I volume; ,
Wiuslow's Inquirer Directed;
Gardner's Memoirs of Deeply Tried Christians;
ilogg's Tales and Poems;
Barnes' Practical Sermons, Way of Salvation, and Noteiv
Bay's Mornings with• Jesus--a continuation of his Morn
ing and Evening Exercises;
• The Six Days of Creatkm—st lutiunidoinrentioi' •
Buck's Theological Dictionary—:cheap ed. •
Gold and the Gospel. S. DAVISON,J,
fib Market, near Fourth street: '
14001 SS FROM THE SALES AND, 114 7 .
PORTATIONS—Tho subscriber is now Opening
late purchases and impOrtationa. Pricewmoderatn.-
JOHN S. DAVISON,
ap9 66 Market, near Fourth Wiwi
NTEARABLE BOOKS pox CHILDREN.
—These ore entirely now, and beautifully eel/addend
lust-rated. A great variety or them. Cell soon at. ,
DAVISON'S BOOK STOIC%
nog to Market street, near Fourth.
ISR AOr ,ne an 3 an
cliester, 24 foot front by 124 fbet tioolat, ;tar di, Entut
ought for en extensive Ron works._
A Gum and mill proporty in Derry — twartni . Trestaa. re:
land.wardp.: 127 arras with 4 gdod ilmOoreinentit andli
One grain growing.part of thecountry i -near Latrobe.
A lovely ommtry residoncevan yr 10 acres of land; •
the Pennaybranta Railroad anda d joining the Swissvale Sta
tion, with every thing to make it desirable as a country and
city residence.
A lot of grottga and dwelling lecnelre; to East Liberty, TO
feet (rontend 126 feet deep. ,
A factory building and lot, in Allegheny city, with engine
boiler and machinery complete, for a eottetrbatting and
oakum factory. Apply to
sp9
TWO MILES.-30 sores of land situafb
about two Tulles from the city, for .trale. The 'Wad' Et
,p .rod and lies well for country residence/y- 7 %4U be soldnitil
ember or in lots to +mit purchasers. Price tow and easymo.
meets. 8. CUTHBERT & SON,
apt!-
RANT STREET.--5 lots of gronoiffir
ease, each havingu front of 20 feet au Giant street Ely ,
90 feetdeep to nn alley. B. CUTHBERT k BON,
ap 9 51 IlgultAnt:
riONEY-25 bbla, for esl6by -
HENRY 11. COLLHIV„!
CLAY WATER PlPES—Receivediaittfoi
sal° by (ap9) . HENRY
lIIRSLIFELI* SON will ap o
of the beet Yren Y cl A pril
fabric, thatililirriagdiVf Satfa and
the Atlantic r t e
untsturabb & ACIN•I3,
npo : No. 70 Wood stsaol.
LINEN CAMBRIC lIDKES.—A fait
as
sortment of:ltlchardott, Bcius & 'Orden's, Belfast, 41110
Maroequ's French fabtie Handkerchiefs. ,
at—
L. IIDDHISTLD k 808rA t .., 1
AP 9 Na W.9cd sioZPL
CANES AND UMBRELLA e ev%
cAptign (sys) L. 11 . 1 I LI
COTTON , HALF • OSK-0 all gradeggi
Hither k 80113. 43ackory, and. JohnDarola..'s Xnglieit
goods. L IIIIIBIIFELD k SON'S, -
ap9 . • Nn.-70 Wood street.
M RS. RENTZ' „GREAT WORK !—Co.tik t ship and Ustvis4o; or, thaJoyearikliortmrs'of 2istuart
min Life—by Ms. Caredlonize Hants. Read what Abe
for of the Dollar Nesaspapor in this week'spaper sayaof lit
Tide book, by one of the roost popular anthem ha the
country, hue been lamed In the Fillaishont very beat ott
There are taw reeders , of the itiirent:llteiaitire &the. ,
who are not acquainted with :the came end Vie Minim
thts authoress. tier styleis is.pleaaint-oneomd her stories
usually ntrongly marked In Incident. The volume new.plab.
linhed ebeende with the most beautlfek.iceniedeserlOPhe,
and displays an acquaintancer wittrallpheieset human der,
actor ;.all thooliarsteters beingexceedingly well . 4rpalk.Tu
moral is of a moat wholesome altimeter, and litel - P lO l.
lAgb
dente and management give 'evidence a srMle mot, sk,ill* nd_.,
judspatent the part of the vniter. airallt:wa
Meet and Itennetit. may alike read with' profit.'
- • l'U.d Edition' toady thbrday r • '
THE PEARL OF PURL SlVEfft. •
MiB..l3ol:llllWOEnti. . •
IMlEtelpe nuismsa-01- it /02100, baying
aro in nodules with It. Tor by .
DIPPER VICO.;
sit No. 82 Smithfield atria.'
NrOTICE.--The Subscriberti have•
rangerients with E. Mciatrato conduct tbdifbmkals
in Allegheny deb eg the old stand of •li.letbithsok,
*there the public wM find a large sirs sesorisiestst
New Spring and Sumner Dry 'Clotxl4 which - wilt' be-daily
s t .pleobbed from our immense 'musk Fifth at, Pfttabstegth
this affording the public, as we bane a -resident' partsir is
the eastern markets, sn opportunity of seeing And exarabsti
ing new styles of goods daily.
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Pittsburgh, kaillati/ 113 0..
cOURTSIIIP AND MARRIAGE, or -.4
and bonxnao of American Life: by !dm neutr, eo- ~.`
ogene 'Table Tarr.
tbyedologe , of litafilage, teeth iilipply. - •• ..- ~.
Our Ch i a ifindo. by EL EtiVin ' • •••• -
Courtoiriel of Wedded Life.
ifii*lldta of of Caibii,bl J. 8 . 1 11, 1114414 '• ' r
Green SraimtAin Girls, by TA, yhlte.
14'
,at WlCazwis,b* .0. D.,.., ,Rfiratoni ' a
Toiling ir,oid,lloppg,l4, 4041., Mardi. .
Amerfiatitallariftlnidei fbr 'April; IStM • • .
.1110 reVOISTII owl for sale by
W. A. 1111.1)11MFFINNEN' & fil es
406 Eiftlt at., oppettite the Theatot,
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Zie liberty at
BLAKELY 41k RICHEY
61 Market stmt.*.