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SATURDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT:
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Nubject to the decision qf the Natcond Onnvnlion.)
We publish this morning a communication in
relation to this enterprise, in which the writer
seems to have been favored with some special
revelations in regard to " the facts and history
of that stream," not heretofore dreamed of in
coirnmon philosophy. Practical men, engineers
and others, consider it quite possible to make
the Ohio river a far more valuable channel of
commerce than it now is ; and they feel sure that
when the great west is filled up with population
to itsfull capacity, a navigable stage of water
will be wanted all the year round. They believe,
too, that if it can be done it will bo of more
value to commerce that half a dozen railroads of
the same length. What the particular mode or
manner of doing it shall be, we have not under
taken to say. We are wedded to no theories or
plan. When satisfied which is the best one, we
are in for that.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
CARA I. PJMNIBSIONER;
GEORGE SCOTT, or OOLUMBU Co.
AUDITOR GLIE111.1.:
JACOB FRY, Jr., MOIPTGOKERY 00.
TIMOTHY IVES, Par= Comm
RIVER IMPROVEMENT
Any argument against the undertaking is
easily answered by a reference to the Mononga
hela Improvement In high stages of water that
river was navigable for steamers, without dams,
and free from toll , . But such stages of water
were too few and far between to answer the
wants of the rich farming and mineral regions
through which it run.. The State authorized
its improvement by locks and dams, and the
whole country along its banks is doubled in
value an I the people up in.Grerne and Fay
ette crunties, instead of being afraid of dams
and tolls. are clamoring for more dams and more
tolls, and more of the benefits of constant navi
gation When the west contains forty or fifty
millions of people, a short fall and spring trade
w ,ll by wi means answer their demands: nor
will the ralltond ever diin:lii,h the Nalue of the
river a 3 a e;tannel of commerce. And when the
region , ' a •ng an.i the sonrees and tributaries
the 01,i , are stripped of their fore.ce and trough
under the lew water =canons 0 f th a
river will he huger and wore seriwt4y felt
What, then. stall he done" Shall we stick t
!he " oil fashion' (or fear of t
The very of getting government ai,
mach nrol aid from the state.
diieetly interested, ia to make the inlprove-
IL),nt at as iitt:e ci.st tii individual rontributGrs
as possible. an; then the tnll. can be filed
VerV lint rule
Rut perititti- it would increase the time of
trip to Cincinnati A few hours. And what then
With railroa.h+ cunning parallel with the river
all freights that are wanted 7 1,1,A, and all tra%
eler. In will take the railroad while all
heave frt'.410,3 wi:l take the river and all tray.
eicrs not ii. great haste will take their choice.
But 7;1..y-11re ,ianu alarm our eo rr e :-:p ondent
tunny will not tat needed. But suppose they
would. nation that has alreadff built righter',
thousand mile of railroad at a yy.t of some four
or fire hundred million dollar!, could probably
Luild forty or fifty locks and dam, The Pitts
burgh and Chicago railroad coot more than they
%%mild, and the Pcnuttylrania railroad twice a? ,
much.
And then the coal tra t de would be interfered
with he the b,cl: , and darn., would Very fa
loraldr interrere.l with. we btli( ie. Under the
h.l Fy , tem taking euttl t. the markets be!cm
there have been enough to nb , mt equal the
coat of intproling the river. If n , t washed away
the bed of the r . :ver tau-t be pretty well paved
with the " black diamond. ,- by thi, time. Ex
perience has already proved that by far the ea•
fret and e.mse , uenlly rnn,t economical way ed
c,,il to 1114r1;ct i• by tug , and harge=, and
t., them 111 e dam , would 1C ru of,truction. In
year" near'.y All the eval
wii F r, dawn in that way. But tl,e d a m.. w. 10.1
nut interfere with tho ln.ats nnv more
than the now on the'Nlonongahela river.
The tolls would not conic uut of the coal men,
or the steamboat men. or the manufacturers, or
the merchants : but out of the ultimate consu
mers of their fabrics and merchandise. If it
would increase the cost to the consumer a little.
it would keep him always supplied at more uni
form prices : and because inure uniform, perhaps
lower prices in the long run than he now pays.
At any rate, even with the tolls, he could be fur
nished with them at lower prices by the river
than by railroad.
Argument is purposely nvoi , leil," is it °
THE IRON TRADE
The United States now makes one-seventh of
L,e iron produced annually in the world.
Vet tl.e production in this country is far les.i
than the consumption. In the United States the
iron made annualiy equals eighty-four pounds
:or every person in the country : while the con
sumption is 117 pounds per head. In England
the production is 257 pounds per head and the
consumption 144 pounds. This is one great
source of England's wealth. She sells every
year many million dollars worth of iron in
all forms, from the pig, the bar, the sheet
and the rail, to the finest cutlery, and moot
minute fabric into which iron or steel en
ters. Last year Great Britain manufactured
3,roi - ,,ti05 tons of iron, valued at one hundred
103.1 twenty-five million dollars. About one half
that atm,m,t. or at least StiO,tloo,ooo worth,
was for sale to other nations. This product was
achieved by tho lah,r of 23h,1 ), inen and 2,120
s t eam engine, of 212,(00) horse power. Great
Britain now produces one-half of all the iron
made in the world
'Chore is no trade or mannfaeture more sure of
a steady and permanent increase and prosperity
than that of irn. Every year that metal is
applied to new uses, and the demand for it in
creased. Take the prospective demand for rail
roads as an instance. It is estimated by good
authorities that there are 20,000,000 square
tulles of habitable surface on the globe, which
will ultimately require 2,000,000 miles of railroad.
This will require six hundred million tons of
rail, beside sixty millions annually fur wear and
tear. At the present rate of production all the
iron made in the world for ninety years would
only supply this demand alone, aside from all
the other uses of iron.
In less than half ninety years the United States
will probably produce more iron than Great
Britain. Uur native supplies of the ore are im
mense and exhaustless, and the constantly in
creasing demand for iron must encourage its
manufacture in vast quantities. The iron mines
on the shores of Lake Superior are more valu
able than the gold mines of California. Their
extent forbids all fear of exhaustion ; and the
product will always find an almost unlimited de
mand.
IYALKBR'S men in Nicaragua are recovering
their reputation for courage, which was much
damaged by the late defeat. Another battle has
occurred between 14 Americans and 200 Costa
Ricans, in which the latter were defeated' with
the loss of 30 killed.
. 7 two thousand dollars required to secure
the oiding of the State Fair here this year will
be raised. About $1,750 has already been sub
scribed, and the committee guaranteed the bal
ance, ea the Fair will be holden here.
SWSM
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ANOTHER SHRIEK.
The " shrieks for freedoni!! aro becoming
fainter every day. The peof4 have„diseovered
thattbere is nothing the matter, and will run at
the cry no longer. But the agitators keep
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APRIL '26
triblang eliriply because there is nothing else
they can do. The shriek now is "that the law
and order' men of the territory, with Wilson Shan
non thrown in, have been pursuing of late a
systematic course of persecution against Free
State men, by arresting them for various pre
tended crimes, bringing them before a Territo
rial Justice, and, of course, convicting them—
for any thing else was impossible—fining them
$l5 or $2O, which many of them pay rather
than be imprisoned and taken from their busi
ness and their families. "
That is 'from the Pittsburgh Journal, of yes
terday, and every one will believe just as much
of it as he pleases. It is another little variation
in the song so incessantly played upon the harp
of a single string. It must be a wearisome task,
but it cannot stop until the second Tuesday of
November next. Then the mock, agony will be
over, the " skriekes " die away on the air, and
the crocodile tears be dried up. Every arrest
in Kansas for any offence whatever will be pro
claimed a " persecution of free state men. " If
a vagabond commits a larceny and is arrested,
the people of Pennsylvania will be told that it is
" another assault on freedom." People are ar
rested almost every day in Pittsburgh, and
brought to justice for various offences, and very
likely some of them are freesoilers too. But no
one shrieks fur them. To do the same thing in
Kansas is a dreadful thing, and tears run down
our neighbor's cheeks, and his heart swells with
indignation at the " outrage on freedom. "
RIFLES ANT , Biates.—At a Kansas meeting
held in New Haven, where one parson presided,
another parson spoke, and a deacon volunteered.
it was Announced that Miss Mary Dutton gave
twenty-five dollars for the purchase of a rifle to
be used in a contemplated civil war. It is but
justice, however, to the unmarried of the sex, to
state that the Miss Mary who exhibited so blood
thirsty a disposition in New Haven is a maiden
on the shady side of forty. Some early ilisap.
pointment has probably soured the milk of hu
man kindness within her, which would account
in part for her disposition to excite civil strife.
The funny man of the Boston Post fires at her
the following squib:
i'boulder anus! Miss Mary Dutton
Your knapsack buckle tight .
Yon r ger tireechcr put on,
And show 'cut how to fight'
Quick march uj•on the foes'
Alc in your poclet.•
llohl on your head' turn out Tour tel
Pre,ent your retie -coc6 it •
Take situ and
And now tLr tr,zzer pull it
And i•en , l a slaveh.ilthir I. hell.
Willi every wio,tling huller
"Improvement of Ohio River."
MEaana Eprroas --We have no disposition to
interfere in your controversies with other parti
san sheets in reference to making questions of
pulbic concern party „lobbies, "but we wish
to express our dissent from one or two items in
your leader of Ttiur-sany, heeded .` A Ita.scally
Attempt - In its commeneenient you say
'• Every one in thi. , community knows that one
.f the greatest interests of Pittsburgh is to have
the Ohio river improved so as to be navigable all
the year round if possible. Every one knows
that the proposition is now meeting with general
favor. and that there is some hope of its &MOM'
pliehment Every one knows that no paper Las
urged it with more seal than the Pittsburgh
Post. Demoeratic papers in other parts of the
country have done the Mane. It in this general
acquiescence and advocacy of it by all parties
that have encouraged its friends to hope for its
sIICCe.9I..*.
It were very desirable, "V possitat." to control
the wotere of the Ohio river so as to eetabludt •
Irri riot igooori "all the year round. - But "eve
ry one linr , ws," who tig conversant with the facts
1111.1 hi itory of the strestn, that this cannot be
done.
propn•ition is never meeting with gen
ral favor "' Is it the plan of Copely.
Flsiq , endorsed by the Pittsburgh P•oard of Trade'
what are the evidences warranting the
assumption that it meets with ••general raver.
and that there is a •• general acquiescence and
advocacy of It by nil parties '- Certainly not
becatisfe a few editors have given it a casual and
favorable passing notice, or because the hoard
of Trade perhaps a mere quorum have encour
age•l it. This is presuming quite too much. to
-oppose from sorb data, that the majority of
Pittsburgh, or of any other community on the
obi.) river, really favor the Copley scheme t•f
pretended "improvement."
15th all due deference to those gentlemen of
the Board who give it countenance, we hazard
the assertion that to construct fifty-five or more
dams across the Ohio river, each eight or ten feet
high, and located between Pittsburgh and Cairo,
as proposed by Mr. Copley, would be fraught
with danger and disaster to the great trade of
the Ohio valley. that would he equalled only by
the magnitude of the enterprise and the Immense
interests sacrified!
If the question wore fairly and fully discussed
—pro and con—before our manufacturing nod
business men, instead of •‘ acquiescing," we feel
assured they would most heartily condemn it..
Because it is desirable to have a continuously
free navigation of the Ohio river, it does not
thence follow that the Copley proposition is cor
rect or should be favored.
Argument at present on the merits of the
main question is purposely avoided ; though.
should it be necessary, we are willing if a favor
able opportunity and more leisure offers, to join
issue with those who, under the pretence of the
Improvement of the Ohio River," would, if al
lowed their wishes, embarrass and restrict, if not
destroy, its increasing great and growing trade.
P. K. SAWYER.
Pittsburgh, April 2-1, 1856.
The Forged Kansas Constitution
The Washington correspondent of the Cincin
nati rf171(4 thus writes:
" A slight personal contest now occurred be
tween Messrs. Seward and Crittenden, the latter
gentleman declaring his belief that the inter
lineations and corrections in the memorial were
made by Mr. Seward himself This caused con
siderable excitement and a critical examination
of the document, when it became apparent that
many alterations and inlerlincations had been
made in a handwriting closely resembling Mr.
Seward's. Several Senators did not hesitate to
pronounce the whole document a base forgery,
and declare that it should be excluded from the
Senate. Upon this motion the yeas and nays
were called, and only three Senators voted against
the measure—those were Seward, Sumner mid
Hamlin! Hale, Wilson, Trumbull and other Re
publican Senators voted to expel the memorial,
thereby admitting it to be a forged document, an
insult to the Senate. Mr. Seward has placed
himself iu a very bad position before the Senate
and the country. Lane, Robinson & Co., will
probably leave this city at a very early day, now
that their nefarious and unlawful scheme has
been detected. The point upon which the Kan
sas excitement is to be kept up is, I understand,
that the Territory should at once be admitted to
the Union, with the constitution, &a., framed by
the Topeka Convention. Upon thin ground the
Freesoil party are to continue the Kansas debate
in the House, and thereby prolonging the excite
ment throughout the country. It is a shallow
plan, and with the result of yesterday's action
, in the Senate before the country, I have no fears
of its success."
LAMARTINE COMING TO THE UNITED STATES.—
A correspondent of the Indtpaelence Beige says:
" Lamartine, after making great efforts to save
the wreck of his shattered fortunes—efforts
which have been feebly seconded by his country
men—is about to assign all his property for the
payment of his debts and seek a home in the
United States. The estate given to him several
years ago by the Sultan has been taken from him
by the Turkish government. It turned out to
be one of those presents that bring ruin upon
the recipient. Lamartine expected that a large
subscription list to his course of literature would
have averted the disaster ; but it is asserted that
that is not yet large enough to pay the expense
of publication."
TH:a MIDDLE Rocs.—A charter has been
granted by the Legislature of Pennsylvania for a
railroad from Allentown to Reading, which is
designed to form the last link needed to conneot
the west with New York by what is termed the
Great Middle Route, which is made up of the
New Jersey Central, Lehigh Valley, Pennsylva
nia Central roads, &c.
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BEPOILE our legislature adjourned, the follow
ing paper, which speaks for itself, was signed by
the Democratic members, and furnished for pub
lication,srj• -
The indarsiginid, Democratic members otthe
House4f Representatives; in their. individual
capacigtispectftdly ounce to their ton
stituetits;And * Desimeratic fiiends
throdghout the Union, that they unanimously
approve (and cordially endorse the proceedings
of the late State Convention, held in Harrisburg,
in March last, in presenting the name of JAMES
BUCHANAN as the nominee of the Democratic
party of Pennsylvania for the nest Presidency.
In declaring their sentiments on the subject, they
disavow all intention to make unjust or invidious
distinctions between him and other eminent De
mocratic statesmen, who are or may be candi
dates for nomination ; but they believe it is the
spontaneous vial, of a large majority of the peo
ple of Pennsylvania, (at% from all indications of
those of the United States,) that Mr. BUCHANAN
should be nominated, because he is looked upon
as eminently qualified its a safe and sound states
man, and as the man for the times. Entertain
ing this opinion, and inspired by deep feelings of
respect, confidence, and attachment, to the can
didate of Pennsylvania, they most warmly, and
with entire unanimity, endorse and applaud the
action of the Democratic State Convention, in
the nomination of Mr. Buchanan.
MEMBERS or THE SENATE.
Chime. R. Buckalow, Jos. Limbach,
John C. Evans, Jonas R. McClintock,
Thos. Hoge, Christian M. Straub,
Harlan Ingram, Jas. IL Walton,
S. S. Jamison, William ii. Welsh,
Thos. P. Knox, Samuel Wherry,
N. B. Browne, William Wilkins.
William H. Piatt.
ILEMBED.S OF THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVE&
James Anderson, William B. Lebo,
Seth A. Backus, Charles M. Leisenring,
John B. Beck, A. lirower l.ongaker,
Isaac Beek, John 11. Lovett,
Joseph Bernhard, John WCarthy,
James C. Boyd, Christopher Magee,
M. K. Boyer, Chas. D. Manly,
Andrew Buchanan, John Mangle.
Rufus K. Catnphell, (leo. W. Miller,
Charles Carty, John G. Montgomery.
Aaron Coburn, B. Nunnemaeller,
Thos. Cynic. jr., -Issues B. Orr,
Jos. Dowdall. 1.. B. Patterson.
Abraham Edinger, Pearson.
John Vat:mold, James Ramsey,
11. Ir. Forger, David Riddle,
Jo•hua John Roberto.
James B. Fulton, James Salisbury,
J. Imareore 4torge Shenk,
Ileorge llamel, Smunel
John Hancock. ti. Nelson Smith,
Witham Hein., t;eorge Smith,
F. Ilihhs, John V. Smith,
Samuel Hill, John Tli otn p.un,
Josa•ph Hiltegar, N W. \MI.
Samuel llippin, Frederielt I. Walter.
Joseph Iluneker, !dorm, Whallon,
John A. Isar, Ilneri.. TI 11 right,
Robert. Irvin, It L. Wright.
Pmer A. Johns, Teamsnnd
Alexander B. Johnson. .1. 11. Zironterni.m.
Il will be ol,erved I.y the foregoing. that the
name Of every Democratic. memter of the lower
branch, with the exception of Mr Robins, ti, r.l
Allanet, is appended That gentleman. owing
indlapositt••n, has not occupied hi• rent t.r the
laet four weeks Every Iteiro,erat;r Senator,
except Messrs. Cr*uwell of Blair, an•J Mr. Ely
of Bucks, have also placed their nom., thereto
The former ger.tletran had left heroro an opp,r
sanity waa taken to present it to !Ism and Use
tatter has heels confine•' to ht• room dangerously
ill for the laq week.
('RlTiri aid "X k PlTTaltritt•lt t,ntl —We find
the following rather frerrible emcee on our fel
low townatnan'e lute volume of leocnte, in the
New York Eornina .Virriir, a jintrtaill of dieeritiii
netting takeite in literary wetter.:
"A beeele.,me volume, entitled " rtee.an Wages. in
Lyne Straus --a -a itequietu . and Alter Teems •tty
the Hermit of St. Eirene. ' Lae )art !wen leotard by
W S. Haven, t.tf i'tttel , urgh. I'm- It IP stated In the
preftwe that the autietr Is a Series Ly tart.b..ll,l al
the a r se ~r twenty eight was yet une,intunted watt
the language In which tboae i.iiittne are written.
p e t inier, ahoy* hl• ne he t.tees the Kaghst. tt.ufr,u. ,
Mr harp h ,, claxtetel Moe, el, ert N. rectiAt nen,
Thu 'Ample .trilogy and grateful tribute iloyerm C.,
critic at out.. We eti down to tram, the 1.4 , 0/4e...A , tf
an ciareeet reel. as it toils into light and exprre.ien
and we far ret that the rhythm be not always heat:etc
.chat the thenghts ate strenetirers to itettriely- ftrirta
sane' 100.1,14'0;0,61e i y apparelled. while w e Ai: kr. , r,
the Sr..) rattotansot and mine anp.rst,oe they etnt....lN
I Irew , • , nstly there ere t•-tnne,ree utter. 1.. a, Ile:, Stan
1 thought. w tit, Ito En,71 , 05 tines n little a str , lx-e-rhert
quire piquant and ntrtk.ng.
It• I tree, WAN C. - lx a fl- l utetr. 1. , !), •11:. , l'ri.le •ef
the enter It ~ Inhaefl, C +, ,14 i.e ./Aril,c.. -•1 .1 , 41,, ,
•
ant ~,,,,11. tete the ftght Of a &treat It T.. •'' i " c°
rwggiLi—ts of A ( . I‘"i .. , 1 /,,, , C A ttennt.tu'. Slit ~
the engelir c.iniiiriline n-toe. are 1 It.r a aCetn.t It.
hear: ..1 the Ilertott, and toil. hon. to Ali, pry whir
ler , nf the .Furth tritirephart t, when no dry dhttrtnn. ,
I weary and leer iiiter, hint where 1 , So- -41111e-rsal SW:
rra.,/hti is, e- -In the etthntorinng eiernent.
1 o der the hoed of • • The Alpine Horn 1.. ti
siner,eat !tarp,•' art lahutting tr,taate. 1.,
Nt' a l a , t a L o ngfeliou anal Eitaataarah t•a'zes Stt,tl, ,
alio a reply to Bryant'. Tharia ti ;pc., w •h da.c• a•aa
appear to happy contrast with a 1..tal Pi noble ata•l
eutantlete,
A V Cal, for the Fallen," it a tnetaly appeal for the
outcast Magelalunt, and will tweet a response In ries-,
manly and woenan!y heart
•• Traction In be=rth of Nara." is an aritidoography
verse, sod htu fine immtagee, The followlne
gmtefill re.r..1.-rniti,n of those tr.hut.7 t,, ~oarnrL rod.
which lam fns l among the p.mnrs • , f 1vr , •44.
wad Ilouttana, rill illustr.l , .• the yimplieity mad .1.11,;
new, of the wrileer boot style
.4•IP ram...l in Icti,4-o'• to”rue.
In lofty [ltal.., nu on, IV I' IV. It. not
In.. I inn! ynnt harps toll In innaltrlr
Ti,. L g o.ie Id, Oa , Intr. and nil 0,1
Awl r bwrtoir taleo. , f my *trio,
Yor frvovlirtn . * t•llna--hnva (honk.' In filncful Inv
in all hoot sung thv bran. that swan tln , if
Tv tn. tiv-Ir hymn's frv,rn olbi nppreveions worry
And lupt 1.11,11' ttlighly taro tar rvq/lornv at hay
The :•witser'n lortig of an American h..me in 111 P out
gmthing ors noblo you!:
c.,t u tbt.' ttmo. tt," storm m, 11,1114 .
That !FHA no ht,..,1 in et. r
Colutnh tt lz•U. the ro h re“.l•.• ley 'hard"
I ,la. awl I rail ley
Tl 9 ••tnn ntl.tpletl son Th) .1.. n.t .iitirwo
I' a' iirifireitre,
My Iq.. 1 roar nt.l tolt at aid fn
A. our that'. I.,re wraith tic nontanto 104110
Of fermium IN.n to tht, attylttnt. hrol
nll thy rtnbln Intact., that car, lnott
LW Ith lowa Ls( h Anew rights." • ' •
Thorn In truth in these (worm. Thoy urn not with
out touchna of goninp, and a protniao of yet deeper
and fullor atratna from the Ilnrp of the Hermit.
The news of the defeat of Wiiiker'4 forces in
Costa Rica in not credited in Havana.
Sir Robert Peel's Memoirs, left in manuaeript
by himself, are about to appear at London.
A meeting ham been held at linneaster, Pa., to
make arrangements to receive the Bon. James
Buchanan, on his return to him hone.
A petition is in circulation ie. Boston urging
the authorities to enforce the law against AMU
king in the streets.
The American party of Missouri have nom;na
Lod Robert C. Ewing for Governor, awl Wm
Newland for Lt. Governor.
The privilege of opening tobacconist shop.' in
Paris is now almost exclusively reserved for the
wounded soldiers of the Crimean army.
Mr. Schoutz, of Stockholm, has invented a
calculating machine, which is exciting the atten
tion of the learned and curious.
A biography of the Emperor Napoleon has
been published In Russia, and several large
editions were immediately bought up by the
people.
The largest cow in the United States, was re
cently sold in Manchester, N. 11. She girts 9
feet, and weighs 2,700 pounds. She s old for
$5OO.
Very great excitement prevails throughout
Upper Canada at the decision of the Legislative
Assembly, fixing upon Quebec as the permanent
seat of government.
[From the Boston Baturday livening Gezetto.)
A PERFUMED Baserit.—What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse of a disagree
ble breath when by using the " Balm of a Thous
and Flowers" as a dentifrice would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white as ala
baster 7 Many persons do not know their breath
is bad, and the subject is so delicate their friends
will never mention it. Pour a single drop of the
" Balm " on your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last
a year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be ac
quired by using the " Balm of a Thousand Flow
ers." It will remove tan, pimples, and freckles
from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate
hue. Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops,
and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAST. —Wet your shaving-brush
in either warm or cold water, pour on two or
three drops of " Balm of a Thousand Flowers,"
rub the beard well and it will make a beautiful
soft lathtr much facilitating the operation of
shaving.; Price only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprietors; and B. A. Fahue
stock & Co., Fleming Bros., It. E. Sellers &
Co., Pr. G. H. Keyser and H. Miner & Co., Pitts
burgh ; and Lee & Beckham, Allegheny city.
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.sir- No Family Should be without theM.)
We tqw..sk of 311.sse's Liver fills, preiorred by Fleming
Bro+., PlttedMisit, have become an beti.penr.,lllo I
Family Medicine. The frightful-symptoms witch ?trine from
a diseased Liver usuilleAt themselves, store or lop, in every
,family; dyspepaia, lack headache, obstruction of the Ofensl,
ague and fever, pallet ln the aide. with dry, hacking ton*
are all the results otimpatie derangement—end for these
ltl'Lane's are a sovereign remedy. Thy have,-never
been known to fail, and they alientd be kept at all tliseai by
fantail*.
DlREciloss--Tnke two or three going to bed, every Neeond
or third night. If they do not purge two or three times by
text ramming, take axe or two more. A SLIGIJI BIELARFAST
hOlllll invariably follow their nee.
The Liver Mk way also be used where purging Is simply
necc..smary. As an anti-bilions purgative, they are inferior to
none. And in doses of two or throe, they give mtoniehing
relief to nick heivilache; law, In slight derangements of the
etomach.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Wr.
bruled Liser INJL, miumfacturod by Fleming Bros., of Pitts.
burgh. Pa. All other Liver Pills, In comparison, are worth
less. Dr. Ml'Lane's genuine Liver Pulls, also his celebrated
Verinifuge, can now be bwl at all respectable drug notes.
None genuine without the signature of FLEALING 1311.08.
Alto, for sale by the sole proprietors,
Y 13 OS.,
Successors to J. Kidd k Co.,
No. en Wood street, corner of Fourth.
ap2s dkw
' Alor Extract of a Lotter from Brigadier thaseral
Fairfax, of irgiuia, late member of the !louse of Delegates
KINGWOOD. Va., Fel.runry 11, Mg.
Dr. !. Sr4l : A nlkort Mlle lOM'S, a small child
:ay fancily. abtatt 17 menthe nltl, was taken quite sick with
aWM rough and high fever. 1 obtained a vial of your Dr.
\l'Ltinn'n initiruved Vermlftign. (twit Mr. J. C. 2.1'1.1r0w, of
our town, and govt agrcenbio to directio's, w6leh brought
from hint, in all. over N+ ,4 l/ Lnrge IVarntr. I think it a veep
valuable medicine The child noon recovered, and le now in
icry gmsl health. DUCKNY.It MAIItFA C.
Dr. NlcLaue'l IMPROVED
. I.ivcr Pill. and IMPROVED Vertni-
Ingo, alai, Dr 1 Scatre C.-kW - ate& White Llinnissian Lini
ment, pr,•paretl o Icty noire tjabsopervision of DP 1. Scott,
a regular Medical graduate, and l'liyeiclan of caw...lse prac
tice None genuine, only as prepared by Dr. I. Scott At Co.,
flank Place, Morgantown Virginia..
NEIW? Flit m TILY. Nt/UNTAIN 11KA D'
lini.n.twrows, VA., Sept. 12,
t.. That I have examined the Ite<apo Gar
',viewing N. id/10 . d I rupreviiil 1 ertninine nll,l I MprOVIA
aver 1.111,1 by lir. I Scott. n lei in 11, ha).o of iireL
anal 1,413 g. I") .11'101111i 111,1k.111., 11/ my life during
thl ••••(1 V”: 1 1 ,4,1 1 ,1 that I L. ht. Unproved
tiein. I make ntA.Lenitqll tL. Ul,l' rllllnglr rue I
in., tn. 111 l , ter-ni tileol C si. it
m e i, n en inenoviza Veirnifure and istionwitn (Aver
nrcouipnrili.l b rertilicure of (. McLane, for slide by
Irliornits 51errlaintil ever) n here.
lin 1 i E,l. II flu Wood et., Wholeaaln Ageut.
Ua t y LEM I NO, A tiff,hell y. mar Itnilriwil Depot,
WhoLval.. Aan ill_ ap.r3 dikwapc
Ota - Plle• twgleeteil eft..n pr.. , fatal, leatla U. e,nellmtp
•1.140 , 11 L It, At MM. a .1.1) wick. DAILEVIII
E.XTRALT.)I+ s.c rpn. form the ms - tam, then
1,..rt the mtge.," filled with Extractloa, and grad.
uMly di.. h air , I: a g 11w 0,1114 g, DI IS Ithdro6Wl3. Lt never
• 111 , cap,...1 au) 1.;;;I:o ‘,l rtrnleg . e, nor to Ore radix
t.. ft.l.-I , ti r,tri,kg by nue applieutinu
rare of LAO VI ft by the 111 - 411... tilttlg Seel potin ••( the
~t ,s Ittee.hu,: piles we s.,flaellt,it-o he the GLltuLp
••1 eln•b• I.lk •VI 1.1., Is tib.h then pre. the 111 trt•tirlill
,n.l .41.1 lark t•uues 4.1 keep, the hhunl from
r•-h•rlunz c th. sintiltir to the bb•nl leelug kept .t
fir), r 14 /1,1 11. otrittg in 14111 round it: owls
au•l r‘trulimp hum , ro and turn'
id urn v wr feet udol,dninal oni.porter, and
• 44 t.• Ill^ r•-• tut/. 4,1 t ., ,utilatet, hilt
, d r,ll, 1.1111 .14 al+lcanc-u fur
t.la. • u.l the 'Janata I.ltt that tut.i.rt tM 1.15,1.a111
•• •1.1r.,1,41 on.l Mad, eiroirg, mat rum llto will be ear.l
114...1• ct re) ;ha, will I. coral. It II! VeT ttiL•
Not, genital, sthout • lawel , taate eugraied with
•t;itatuivo
II ENRY I) A 1.12 V, llanobeturvv,
4' V CLICK ICY 00. lianufacturers.
1 4 .4,1 jrw boa 14 Ur 6E14. IL EL EMIL, ll*
an-1 to) twar I y y dealer to 110.41riticlo
t6s,u¢ll..ut tIM L order or Irttrrs for 11.-
frnsalson odrre, tr, La addrwearal to (1 V It LICHEN Mt
A LAI_ York, spitgalletor
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the
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II u tn thn licht thnt U. :navy {..lteul. of Mr
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ti t m Lbought ‘.l
rt for Mr-, wery rv. rtnati, ie.. that do A
*on ti.r. wy th.y 1111. Irut • girt ill.. ALL
4. ,ar.- R.. nn. Inta.in 1 WO. in ti
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stat.. 4 t. .I.n !!•star, awl at .1 I
TKIII IVI 'S. A16,114..ny
Dtge at lois of Pood-41,alth cant,•.t 4
.It u hat Krr•et th, 14, tads iu
tut, atz.l t... 111. tog fwd In•m vlblob
b,mr , cab reavtil% 1t..1.” 4.. ti. 3 IMA
1.4.1 , slit cse.., ant client-, rt.l..
I , nna. an, s•.nentl pnxtrattot , •i for want of honith
eltrutnated ninth, to boot. the tokto, I. tune
14.1. r. tf dostre to 00 Ono.* try n bottir di
1101.1.. N ND Dirt taLik. a retnnty Freatt) to ~.pgne non fin
l.a.l,l4‘nnton and ottinr stoat:n:lk .11..... es
I:At:not' -Tv prevent Itupnitiott, be ran,ful to ask tut
It.nrtuky..'s lA.lloal llttlors.
atyt. , oltl of $1 ptq bottle, or els bottlan for jo. by the pro
prtetors. lIENJA&It'S ..ta A 011. Slattut‘nturtnit.
Plutrotareutnns nod ettentista, Pittsburgh, Pa.; IL N..
SEL
f..ttlt.4 A (XL tomer of li.cond and Wood streets; and
Druity,tata gettarafly apllklyt
Or- From the N. York National Monitor
of February 24.-11% 1 11ms VAPOIL—Dr. Curtis has thine more
to ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with lung
anuplainta, than any other practitioner of medicines that
has etruggled with the warms of thesaeferto asedica, for the
lasi century, by the invention and perfectiou of an Instne
inept that will convey to the lunge a medicine in the shape
id a highly . Medicated Vapor. which eats dirmily on the
disease, and not, as hitherto, by .ympathy. who are
troubled with diseases, arising from disordered lungs,
will
master,. their Interests by giving the Hyper) Vapor a trial.
alatem.—Dr Courts' LiTeivas Is the original and only
genuine ae tide. uor2o:3lirdew
gro-w A y W 111 you Suffer, atm.( RELIEF CAN BE
SO EA 31 I. Y OUT Al N KM—Bare yon n ;lore Throat, Quinny,
Ilhournalirot, Nouralgis, Bronchitis, CeOup, Stiff Joints, Frost
Bites, Brnt., 13prain., ur Pains In say part of your syetam I
You ~,in he renevna at once by using tun moat beautiful o f
all Lloltnenta, the " While Orcuntiars Liniment,. prmamal
by Dr. SCOTT, t.l Morgantown, Va., and for ealo cheap,
wholennle and rata'', by Dr. KEYSER, 110 Wood ntrnet, nod
JAB. P. FLEMING, near E. B. Ibpot, Allogb.my. goo . 4-
vortlooment In another column of hxlaf'tt paper. Imat4:lln
liir thitohelor's Hair Dye— Hair burned or In
jured by other dye", faded or •ariegatail hair, all reetorod
and mode bountifully brown or black, without o chance of
injury, by BATCIIKI,OR'S, al the Vig Fartaiy.L.n3 Broad.
way, w hero It to MlOO, sold, or applied, (in due private
room).
wholoaala and retail, by Dr. Clio. 11. KITSIR, 140
Wood street. apliklwidaw
isur stockings and Hoalery for Winter...-
If you don't want your feet pinched with bad and short
Stockings, you will take our Advice and go to 0. thicr's, ("ar
tier of Market alloy and Fifth street, and buy some of those
elegt;sit fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
comfbrtable. DLL! also makes and sells every variety of
Floshiry that yen can mention, at wholesale and retail.
Iteinember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
sire** ?ad
HATS I MATS I ! II ATS II 1
W■ haveJU3t received &large lot of Oeuta nod Youths'
soft HATS and spring style of CAPS, 01'101 colors and prima,
which we will sell low for cash. Call arid set.
MORGAN & 00, No. 100 Wood street,
Next door to the new Church,
mph Doe door from Sixth street.
lar Call at No. 164 . W?0d street, and ox..
mine oar stock of parr Ears Ond;Wtirrsa CAPS. Jolt PO
calved, a large to of Shanghai, Oeleatlel, and other styles of
Caps, which we will sell low fin• cash. : Ilioaaag A Co., 184
Wood street. oozes
NEW CASTLE AND DARLINGTON
RAILROAD COMPANY.— Thestockholdere in th e
Now °wale and Darlington Railroad ropany. are hereby
notified to meet at the Darlington Sta tion, on the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad, on WPTeNWAY, the 7W day of
Slay nest, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4
o'clock, P. M., for the pnrpoee.tif elecitng live Directory to
serve for the onanin4 year.
By order of the Corpora*,
ap24.lwdaw N4 . .8Y - , Secretary
VO - WdOIifITIVIAY CONCERN.
DR. CALVIN M. EffCH,
T_TAVING JUST RETUENEt) FROM
EllltOPti,wouldshotehnee to,bletaista,atl others
lattiVtedsrn Pshiesylealtta,thet he WM ihdt Pittilbhrgh early
hahe Wrisuinglsonthe , ind tiott thoac wls h ing w avail them
whore:his .rtem ortreat!lig -
Throat Diseases ,
Koeg.pAsucrouuter
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
AND
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS
By Medicinal nhalations, mechanical
and Constitutional Remedies,
Will thus novo au opportunity so W du.
DR. BITCH 1011 ronntin ID PIITSBUOIt from
- -
THURSDAY MORN I ;ill: AYR IL THLRD, TO SATURDAY
Daring which time ho my be rimmulted daily (Sabbath ex
cepted) from the haunt of TEN TO POEllt, at hie Houma
at the •
ST. CLAIR HOTEL
Corcer of Soon awl St. Clair ariewts, (eutrauce on rope .t.)
For all forms of Incipient or seated DISSASS tW TH:
LG NUS, and for all deroopmento of the Nyman. proceeding
or giving rise to Pn moan. Digeoar. partirolarly
Catarrh; Dyspepsia, Cost.tv esteem!, and Fe
; 'nabs Vosuidatitts.
Persons winking to consult, teli unable to vielt DR. YITC II,
run do so by *titling ItIM a written statement of their Me
to which a prompt answer will be returned, gi. iug opinion
of ease and stating expense of treatment. A PERSONAL
EXAMINATION ALWAYS PILEVERRFS).
LILL - F . ITCICS aeaw - iat . e,Lir. J. W. NYVCRS, will be with, to
assist him, during the four last weeks of his appolntmeuL
It is desirable that persons wishing his treatment, should
consult him early, that he may have them in charge us long
as rossible.
Int. CALVIN M. FITCH wishes it exprtawly nnderstood
that he has no longer any business connection with
S. FITCH, and would call attention to the CARD which he
found himself called upon to publish immediately on his re
tort, frow Europe. mh2.141,tw
SHINGLE MACHINE.
Kendalr# Patent IMPR OV E D
Don We Acting River & Shaver.
attentiAm of Shingle and Lumber
dealers, speculators and others, Ls directed to this In
vanutble invention, which le now preowned to the public no
tine and only practical machine extant, for Riving and
Shaving Minglaw
Various cottnig and mooing machines have been Invented
for nisi:lug Shingles, but it s well known fact.that Shin
glue cut or sawed lICrOMS the grain are quite tot 9imey for
tooting purposAm Numerous uiventdonn hate recently
peste..l for riving and shaving, and dame have all been con
denuoisi an worthless, from their imperfect method of riving,
which consists of splitting from the nide of the block but one
shingle, which almuit invariably num cdf. Thin dilheulty is
obviateii by
KENDALL'S MACHINE ,
Withh first splits from the side of the Mocks Mom thick
enouh for two filyingies, which is eeparuted in tho centre,
and by means of elastic guides each part is conducted
through a pair of upprozinurting knives, which complete,
th , operation; thus producing two shingles at every revolu
tion.
This machine will rive and share from the block three
tfwunand ithituiles per hour, of uniform thickness and taper,
superior In solidity and durability to those made by baud or
any other process.
Its operations are by no means confined to pine and other
son wood, but works to equal adrantage oak, walnut, and
every other description of timber that can be split.
The workings of the machine can be examined at 11. 11.
Ryan's Furniture [tinkling', Fifth stroet, Pittsburgh.
To timber owners, shingle dealers, end men of enterprise,
field this opens a new eld for speculation, as there is no similar
invention extant.
The martini. °empire but a small alpaca, is of durable coil
.truction. and errata but about two hundred and eighty dot
kr.. and a man and two boys can make from 20,00 n to
.!:3 vial shingle. per day, with about three horse power.
For right of temtory, or machines, Inquire at No. NI Fifth
Street, ar at the City Hotel.
gm. All corded information will be forwarded by fetter
hen inadred ruhlt6r2m I ADONIICAII K kNUALL.
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK,
IMPORTER SE. DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. 133 Wood street, between Diamond
alikey.apd postrtb street,
PirTgIaTEIGII, PA.
tt'SYt is now openiug a well, selected assort
mast fif foreign and &mantic Hanlware, all twor,aud will b
144 on its gtxxi tomb as any other house in this city. lie
sill alwayt keep on hand iganerattaitalmont of
HARDWARES, ctrn.rav: CakPENTRILS' TOOLA
which he retriwe.trully invites the attention of purchneera
ntl.V; SAMUEL FtIIND3ToCK.
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 38 FIFTH STREET,
ONK ?.A' OF VIE ENCRANOK BANK
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GREEN ZiL BLACK TEAS
Pun 0aa.,l ilirnct fr, Ow linpurtnrg for CASH. Tlu
stock gal ditlennit Savona and grutdna I.+( TEA
Ho, Amer.., uis.rteL And
eOLD WHOLESALE ANti [LET A 11.
TUZ
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICKS:
PACKS° TEAS, PiIT t,t , IN lISTALH• ?Al%
AWE% vaipiniviall tor lb. tank..
THAI/ OE ALL HILADES, TIIE HALF CHEST
kin/ AIL tik/CliA and CIIOOILATE of toc Les-r
awaa.n. or *air.
Loin, ezin-rtutain Iu to. bisnlinnes Elan plarauter Iton
y eut4-1. sold will U. as rotinisrutoii
AHKST, at Art. - ELL APP.l5 . 2lUarr. rQS Tllll or Ilh
Vi , ilCl , FAMILY MEDICIP.K. 4 S. JAY. ES.
PlitelnirgL. March TA, lil.s6—{inti2Si;ln.
.rup . /
HENRY IL COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
MEM
• PORNYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
\1 1.1 R C: HANTS,
Dealers in Wool, Hides. Flour,
RAOON, LARD AND LARD OIL
ALE- ASL I'6 to .17 l'(' X alt XEN ALL T. ' - 11
N.,. ;5 `PATER STREET, PITTABUDOR, PRERE.
ri,rio,ler Ilartsuigh, Plushll iha Walla, Wellsville, Ohk
J .t.O Null a 11., - 31. Martin,
K.D.J,•ura. llarrit'rOt. Dap Bk. Koons a Heratina, Phila.
1.... i. 4. 0,.., Plitaburgh. Barnet. Neabil k ()arr./non.
.1....ev1s K KM., St. Louis. Phila.
T.•oe.e a ;hornet. Banker., R 01.1310 I Oonnell. Cincinnati.
Salem, ohm. i feblnlyl 1.&. D. Bullock & Co.
W ILIA AMS & ALLEN,
CH ILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
ANA FITTING GENRRALLY,
For Warming and V entilat lug Buildings.
era- W A A will contract for Warming and Ventilating
by z‘temn ot lint Water, Pipes or Unison's Enrnace.e.bnrcli
“,,, Hospitals, Factories. Green Roan" Dwellings,
Houses, JAIN, or Bowls. !so MAJLECET
spit
WILLIAM B. HATS & CO.,
BACON HAMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
LAUD, LARD OIL.
DRIED HERB,
SUGAZ-CURE!) and
CANVASSED ii.A.MS.
A tarp stock &love on hand at
No. 5197 Liberty Street,
PTITSBURGU, PENN'A.
PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLEGHENY.
*a- FLOUR DELIVERED TO FLAMERS In either or the
wo Chloe.
(hams luny to. loft et the Mill, or in boxes at be done of
LOGAN, WILSON A CO., 62 Wood linnet.
BRAUN A REITER car. Libertrand St. Clair streets.
11. P. SCHWARTZ; Druggiet, Allegheny.
TNItXS: CASH, ON DELICKRY.
.1) - 2 9 BRYAN, KENNEDY .112. CO.
FLOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
4.ND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
do Laipo
JAMES KKRR, JR
KERR Si. HUNTER,
Forwarding and COMIIINSIOD Merchants,
-AND
*a-STEAMBOAT AGENTS,'"r4
N 0.27 Levee, bthozn Pine and eXie ,
fuladapcly] SAINT LOUIS, Mo.
JOHN COCHAAN & BROS.,
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WINDOW GUARDS, &G.;
Nos. 91 Seoond at. and 86 Third street,
nilil2.) PITTSBURGH, PRNNA.
W. H. SMITH W. W. MA.111.....-..109. IL HUNTER.
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
122 Second and 151 Front st.,
ruhl7,6m Pittsburgh, Pa.
EIIOPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Seventh and Smiavield streets,
PITTSBURGA.
volk_ Passengers brought from the old country to Pitts
burgh, end moneys remitted to Swope. [nov27
Fresh- Fish and Shell Oysters!
JUST RECEIVED at the ' . llxe,eleior Restau
rant, where all the delicacies of the Dee,
eon can be obtained on the 'Mono= notice, and
done up in the best style, and at =Olfactory ‘,../
prieee. :40 don't forget the a of of the -an,
WIDTH AND BLUR," x.lll lifoolatzeet, below Fifth.
B. STBENBUCH,
tobtil Agent for the Philadelphia Oyster and Hi& Oa
CITRIC AOID-100 lbs. for sate
_b_y,
BA. FA : 1 •••:+ 1 M A9O
-i, ,
1
No. 25 Wood Street.
PTTMClltilli. PA
MA 2117 FACTUR EFS or
DEALERS IN
ALEX. HUNTER,
DEALER IN
No. 299 Liberty street.
PITTSBURG II
JAMES I:4I4KELY,
41„,..4 0 "
4'l •t<
RL'IIIOVXI4;
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, 59 Fifth
street 31 admen liaii, Win randite on the Itth instant, to
the corner of W.stimd Fifth els. over the Banking house of
11.1'ettrieh At Co.
San'Our advertisement below.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY,
-PITTSBURGH ;
Established in Ness York, June, 1941
Pittsborglallareb, 1959,
PDS TDt PnosiOTION AND PROTECTION OP TRADE.
ilaVing Munches and Associate Offices in
NEW YORK B. Devour:a & Co.
BOSTON E. Russzu. & Co.
PHILADELPHIA B-DocoLess & Go.
BALTIMORE._ J. D. PaArr & Co.
CHARLESTON ..... DOUGLASS & Co.
NEW ORLEANS.... ..... B. DOUGL&SB S 00.
RICHMOND ...... & Gcrrr.
CINCINNATI ......11 . ..Douotass & Co,
LOUISVILLE. B. DOUGLSKI & Co.
ST. LOUIS B. DOUGLASS &
CHICAGO . ....8. - Dcruotats & Co- . •
This institution supplies Ho sulecribersonlyiall necessary
information as to the standing, responsibility, &c., of Mar.
chants, Traders, Manufacturers, Public COmpanies, &c.,
throughout the United States, heir Territories, and British
North America. It Is a valuable auxiliary to Importing,
Shipping and Commission Merchants, as well as Jobbers and
Manufacturers, and to all parties buying Time Excluinge, or
dispensing credit.
The collection of debts in the States, Cantoti, &t., attended •
to with promptness and fidelity.
Terms made known at the office. •
B. DOUGLASS & CO.
Subscribers to the Agency who have occasion to travel
through the States are furnished' iritli inttoductory letters
to the various offices, where they - can obtain information
without eXtin Cunt • aprB:lnt
FARMERS AND MECEIANIcS 9
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OP ruiLAIDIMPHIA!.
1103. TIM. B. FLORINCIE, rres't•
EMI' It HEMBOLD, Secretory.
STATEMENT Ot IMISINESS;
From Ms Ist day of August iothe alitiday of Dec, ISM
Amount received iu Meu-ine premiatits .4'88,X2 31
Flee u '• • 89.908 82
......$lOB,lOl at
$468,15119
INVENTED AS FOLLOWS:
Bonds of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and ---
PitteburFrh fit,
Ballstrul Ronde, Coat • 33,400 00
Total premiums for five months
CAPITAL
Loan on First Mortgage or itwil Estate
Stocks. Coilatend
Cash in Bank and on hand
Capital subscribed, (psyntent not yet due);.
Prenlium Notes. not yet matured —.-
Due from Agents, (secured by 80nd5),..-...
Expenses and Cr,mmitedons
$30246113
Total amount of Lames Incurred, but not yet adjnated:—
Vire $1,666 66
Marine 3,060 00
p 4,668 66
This Company Insures Hall and Our risks on I`, .Ado
and Mississippi tributaziea. Insures against Los:, .s
by Mires.. Lame liberally adjusted and pm:aptly i
REFicamsess—Hun. T. M. Howe, Gen. J. K. Alwrilead,
James Wood.
For Insurance apply to
THOMAS J. nuv. nal, Agent.
No. 90 Water at, bet. Wood and Market.
DELAWARE 1111T1ETAL
. .
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER UMW AND WALNDT - STS,"
Philadelphia.
ter MARINE INI3TIRWES on Vessels, Cargo, Freight,
to ell parts of the world.
INLAND LNSUR,ISCES ON GOODS, by - Rivera,
Lakes and Lund Carriages, to all parte of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE ON MERCHANDISE generOli. On
Stone, Dwelling Hammes, Az.
Aorta Y . tl a Gunpany IVocemblslloBsls.
Bonds, Mortgagee and Real Pinata ' $1010321 fti
Philadelphia City, and other Loans 135,210
Stock in Bunke, Railroad eud Insurance Cde 2:1,000 10
Rat receivable 188,440
. .
Gatti 0n..... 26,826 09
Balances hand. .Mr
rim , Yobc4 raissitly issued, and other debts
doe the Company
f 14689 00
Subscription N0t._....—.. ........ 100,000 00
William Martin,
Joeieti Seal,
Liimiind SouJer,
john C. Davin,
John R. Pruroae,
Goorge d. Lriper,
Darlington,
Dr. R. M. 11. ton,
William C. Luthvig,
Hugh
e.rnorxr Mellvain
Ohs,los Ke!try,
H. Jones Brooke,
J. H. Johnson,
TU.& C. II YD. Tim Presi
II L.NTLY LTUIVICt, 5r..7re
31 AMINE INSURANCE. _,
PI RE RISKS.
VAXVFACTURERS' INSURANCE COVY;
OP PHILADELPHIA.
ea A aTla PerPrTVAL—ORANITO 8T Lai BUTZ OP reaNSPLVANLI.
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
Fl RP, NAIzINE AND INLAND TRANSIVRTATIOII"
4A11024 K. I.I.PPINIXFT, President.
ORRIN ROGERS, Ser7etal7.
G.SOILGE YOUNG, Treasurer.
DIESCTORS.
wul am B. Thomas,
William Neal,
6.16e4 Weeks,
Charlet! .1. Fields,
Aaron S. Limtincnft,
Mahlon Gillingham,
holw 0. Taylor,
t writ] Ilttatra,
Jobe P. ZiaLllolol, James P. Smyth.
Compooy has been organiied with a Cash Capi
tal. and tits Dir,,torei have detertnintid to adapt the business
to Ito Available resourrea. To observe prudence in conduct
nut its affairs. with a prompt adjustment of kusrs..
Pittsburgh office, No. 76 Water street.
J. NEWTON JONXB, Agent.
The Collocriee awll known and responsible firms in Pitts
burgh here authorized reference to thew, with regard to the
stability end soundness of the Iderinfecturers' Insurance
•
••
Met Rahm, Wilson, Childs t Co.,
George P. Smith Co., Hampton & Campbell,
Jones, Tiernan It Co, IL Mulls d Co.
nor?
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh,
AGENTS
State Mutual Ftre toad Stortne Istanraoe
Co., of RARRISSURQ. CAPITAL, 6350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insaranee Co, of
PIILLADELPHIA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WINCILESTER, VA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, HAR
RISBURG. C.APITAL, *300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
HARTFORD. CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 52,154,489.
Pennsylvania insurance Co., of PITTSBURGH
C-CPITAL AND AS3EI'B, Nov. 6,1555 iiiii9,0212.49.
Ws. F. Joicirron, A. Comas, Beeretary
decl4atkpely
PITTSBUAGIT
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OORNRR OP WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, I,,,cia,n,
Tues. Elnanim, Secretary.
airfilde Company makes emery Insurance apperta...,:o t ; to
or connected with LIFE RISKS.
Also, against HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and MI ssippl Rivers and tributaries, and MARINE RIMS
generally.
And against Dias and Damage by Sire, and against tha
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
DIRECTOR&
Robert Galway, Samuel M'Clurinan,
Joseph P. Gazzam, lit D., John Scott,
J amea Marshall, David Richey,
James W. liallman, Chadea Arbuthnot,
A leireuider Bradley, Jose - ph S. Leech,
John Fullerton, Mai:Wield B. Brown,
David U. Chambers, an - 4U= Zug,
William Carr, Hobert IL Hartley,f
Jaa. It McGill. ,1 :i Ails
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY .
OF PITTSBURGH.
•
WILLIAM BAGALRY, President.
SAMUEL L MARSUELL, Secretary.
°FAWN: 94 Water street, between Market and Wood streets.
Insures DULL AND CARGO RISKS, on We (Rhin
and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries.
Insures against Lose or Damage by FIRM
Also, against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Transportation.
DIRECTOR&
William Bagsley,
James M. Cooper,
Ekaanual Rea,
Robert Dunlap,
Isaac M. Pennock,
Ilarbaugh,
Walter Bryant,
John !Minton.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBUB.GII.
JOHN N. 6IIOEN BEROEB, l'reeddent.
HOBE= TIMM, Sec etary .
C. W. BATCIIELOB, Gemara' Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISK&
DIRECTORS.
J. H. Shoenberger, 0. W. Cm,
C. W. Batchelor, W. K. Nimick,
Isaac Id. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, B. D. *Oman,
B. T. Lomb, Jr., John A: Caugheyi
George B. Belden, S. B. Bryan,
David Elnendlesk
win All Lowe !mainland by partilee Mewed under polish&
binned by tide Company will be liberaliratusted and prompt
ly paid at Its OFFICE, No. 99 wATMosTraarr. tiyu.
FANCY C.1.-OTAIS ti •
--- . Fil m
desired, els: Penile, = Ls MoTherrl, Bronti a ,'
ap, Drocra and 011ie, •oith ' tints of Green at
PENNSYLVANIA. INSItRANCE CO. thus. I have °teased the eittnit*ti in selecting my ..._.":.,
OF FITTSBUINFH. i FANCY. CASSiMER ES,
Corner of Fourth and Stnithlteld Streets, 'which embrace s choice sosirtment•of light colors, emltal.,
4 for aw ev k en sw ing tio dresa ngt.i in thlitielnerier. ;.
alio. , stimo in u t , " % a lth a fo u r e t ter it
AUTHORIZED OAPITAL,II3OO,OOO.
/fly-Insure &tidings and other I"' ut weather. My stock of VESTIIIGIVis as large as can , 4 . ,.
Damage by Fire, and the Perils of t i li=m a rrhuid NUJ' Thimitelaingliere, comyrising,everyeariety of Bilk Pattern:es ,
&spot, and Transportation. Oak, and figured Griniddines andlllameilles . - a:
DIRECTORS. } . My &writ:dente!' 'Boys' Clothbigliss been increased akt:.*;:::
Body Patterson, Jacob Painter, lam prepared ton 10' ordere , to 'this branch with mcii;&'.
W. Welintock, Jas. P. Tanturr, satiaßiction to myself faltd, bleyetattlum hitherto. Iwo ci?-F.ii ,, ,
W. S. Hawn, E. E. nil*, i ea embl'illtOttilan to IC *robes...if pretty small PialOWi,
Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,' i`iii•WW - ailiptedlit chilthiebYtitfts, which, / think, min . !.
J. IL Jones, H. h CtqlEddln• rliin fall taixo:-'l.ltik-I 'iltitiAiN'AtEeltlltia /Metres, Anc
OTTICIERII. ' Insiati Mattes, Vreneh..tbialtinsettee, Tomb Italian CletV 4 Z:'
Fl:crident. .Hon. WM. P. JOHNSTON. ' , , Avltivoiameroui Wittig, A ova Lima 43,10 1 , jutei, i ik, ,
Wee Prendent BODY P.tTIRMN. ; tithestot meet or,be It
'Z ' ,-0 . ,
salty and mag..„,.A. A. C OAST -- Usalay -..: 1 4 144. 1 40 0 ! --. , No. SO Wood iot.4 ! '-'4:-
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E.
Wm. F. Johnston,
A. A. Carrier,
George W. Smith,
I. Oiler Sprattl,
A. J. Jamul,
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Ur , NOTIGM.—Tbb Ourporeturs named is the Martell
of the emsnctuOLLAND. Youamocutrcry agArl
co. will inert at the MONOMIAL-Ij•••4ol4UtliSA cify of Pitt*i
imest,,-at - 0 . „4 P. ALTIIVRIDAA, Mel liitobr.4, h.r the purl
pee of orgenbinpafil Cotiveny.
BY mien • -
__THOMAS A. scorr,
,p262t—cti.t
t - lififf&fY A
Aseetwore of th
ghouy for the trienn I
APPEALS will be le
this and places an I
master&
Row ...on moon,
Findlay and North
South Payotto, Up
Inv SL clan- and
Snowden «.........:
Batthiln, hrerion;
and 51141ii4 .....
Elivibetla tomildiflr
and tho Dori:memo '
of Elizabeth, Wee'
Blizaboth and Ida
Versailles, Patton
and Wnk 4 na, .
Plum and Penn
Shaler and 84)911.....
West Deer Attd
Fait Deer towir WO.
and Burn Ugh Ta-
Ohio, Sewickley and
Neville townahips,
and § gh ewlekloy Bo
rou
Franklin, Pine. and
14 and2d Wards,
3d and 4th "
fiat and Bth
7th, Sth, 9th "
Allegheny city.
Ist and, 2d Wards.
3d and 4th •. •
- Borough Bast Bir
inn:gluon . ~
Manchester Ruffin.
(game • •
B baiLob;rB l and
Lawrenceville
South and West
%Pittsburgh_.,
Clutters and L. vr.'
kr St. ....
60,950 00
80,38! 00
11,00 it
I/7,000 00
68„382,51
18,858.81
ARM 36
Collins, Peebles anti
Pitt,
$617,348 16
James 0. Hand,
Tbeophilos Paulding,
James Prequels,
William Eyre, Jr.,
Radius L. Price,
Jamie Tenueut,
Samuel E. Stakes,
Henry
James B. McFarland,
Charles Fantle;
Robert Burteu,
Jelin B. Semple, Pittsburgh
D. T. Morgan,
J. T.
WM. l IMENI, Pirefflaent
ent-
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
95 Waterstreet,Pittabttrgts.
S. S. CARRIER.
()apt. Mark Sterling,
Samuel M. Bier,
William
John S. Dilworth,
Francis Sellers,
J. Schoonmaker,
William B. Maya.
[dre2l
EITZEZEI
• . s , ,
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P P 11A
several Dilarkla of that- County of Atte;
tat year ?Mt are hereby notified that thq ,
eht by tho CottotyConunlestwer,, t
follows:
A. Gramm's, Moon
Tomah*
James Counoeti, Up.
pot SCOmir.,.. r ..
gc,ll.9figts,,
I - Stn
Sam') Menne; Bo
runty otXliztibetb
Tirrtle, Creek- .Tll
- la4r
- Aral Coon, Piton
tosswhip
Gilder's, Bow
ireor.l94Vl.3k
diana Towasl4,-
TiIJkOD NeoFi,. Tr
rot tuw:,,,.
Unto's, Borough of
Sewickley _
hi'Cau
lees towuft
Commiso'cre' Office.
I “
St. I
E. J. B
Et: 131 ms
JACOB
Pittsburgh, Agri
dasysl and Di
MME!
WILLIAMS & ALLEN, g c '
Heating sand Ventilating .41iVsarollsousq
DLUMBING;
AL FITTING, AIS MARKET Snag& En= INN
DAMMING; and VENTILAITIffrin 6- molt apprav4
plans for factorietkpriblid ladttlingaglekeds„private dwq
lagsgreen , boinek
CIIILSON'S WARM AIR and VENTILATING PURNA
NOME,PORTAIII.R nod SCHOOL STOVE, for' smaller bul
Riga or ins number ot'r4l4lll.
STEAM,SEATING APPARATUS, for warming bull
every description; also, for , esapop4lag, drying, &c o
blather, Joanna,. soap factories. taniserietk /M. I • .
DRYING CUJKLITs. WASH 'ROMA (di hotels, public „
alittitlans or dwellfriga: '
WARM WATER for warming Minns boons or buil "
logy-public or private's
lAJW PitESSURE STEAM. on nu Setilifely 'new. plan, -
.aine hnve pr PlnDaaassegan eodkr 194,0E4 oloam at 3.6" Pound
GA .
h,t.
iv'OßKS i r tar lute Aawra coutractelkror.
ROSIN, OIL' GAS, APPARATUS Ransfwelllngn, &darn
public bultdings,- -La.=
'tussahs Lam AIR; GAS
RIDDEI%O.AB •REGUDl:ta r valling the topple e. 4
• Izaptcw .the- t. • 4
SCREWIN STOC 8 and DIES, 705:Maud other tools
Steam and- arlitterd ate
IRON - BEttiorP .DEt t wwi., , wrought.and tubular iron, a va •
ty of ..platerniand
IdANTELSivoutideinal irontnantlea and Mil
marble mantles.
ENAMELED GRATMI AND prinzatil. of home and eat' •
ern manufastarc.„ -
I'm AIR AND , VIMPITEATIeII'..RMOPTERS, 616121/611
Jarsanntd, plaint or brririked: _
SPEAR - M3 CONIMICM.`.:PIPE AN!) 11N Red
IN°.
BRASS AND naps VlTTEttairtir elt i cleicylinipn for
and Steam. Valves,`Ocoki,:linig evq
variety.
BRASS AND IRON NITTINO% or r!uml tag.
DAM TUBS, WM3112 - RAPNS, NATER , OI.OB=. I.E.
rrpit and ovary nu lity the' betejlisririptfon or. Plum
er's „ , z • I
FORCE AND LIFT, Pl,PlPB,:zaktinn4l:4rrought 11 °X' Pik
'for wells, kc.
RARBUIZIM IRON WASM.I3TAND . 'TOPS AND DASIII
GALVANIZED IRON SINKS , AND BASINS.
.11A.5..;PM:ING andrmaterial4 In greatiarialY•
cumanthraas, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, Lc., many '
finely µear pattenalandstylea.- , %Mimi
. . ... ....._ . ... . .
BRIGfkIA t ORDETI.S.—In accordance wi
jfi an sal aPpiovtal the aoth dii of AMil, A. v.. nibß, !?..
t.., is hereby given to the Uniformed ;Military CompaniT,
inthe bounds of the Ist Drie . ade-;.'lBth Division, Alleghel
roomy. to meet at their usual placeedryneeting, armed at
equipped for inspection as - follows: the first battalion, cos
mended by Lieut. CO, Thompecn le. McCabe. will meet
Monday, the lath day of AMA A. D., 1858; the second b
tenon, commanded by . Lieut. J.. 11. Wooer. will meet(
Tuesday, th rith day of May; thothird l i ra nn, comma 4
ed by Lieu Cid. A.U. McQuaid, wilt mint on Wedneedol
ai i
the 14th of May;, the Tattle Creek guards will meet t
Thursday, be 15th day of Pday ;„ the Pennsylvania Infant)
will meet o Friday, the 16th day of ItitY ; all the Pittedmrl
companies will meet on. Saturday; the, 11th day of Mr:
Cenituanders of hattalkina, and POLOP*e, will Flea" .3i .
notice of their plum, Jitmeeting in some public way. uo
menders of companfea Will be required to make out a corr 4.
copy of al( the names that "are enrolled 'ln their companf.
that claim membership,
_and likewise a' - correct accounts
all the arms and public Cinimerk4in'tlisirpos,satitio.; and t
AwessoisLate required to make teluytuf of the names of tf
&Unguent militia men in their &Aim' ts. Returns will i
attended toff left at the Cmnialealtm* Office, or Coo;
Treaenrer's Office, or deliverekto Atte. trabscrther until t
first Monday of June next. By order of
aplit3eltilawl.loll.ll 11.:Atcnilnifier, '
,
Brigade Impactor, Of Ist Brigade 18th Division' '
In the Court of Common Pleas of Casnlbr
County t
}
Bell, Johustoti, Jack &Co. No. 2t Jona Term,
John C. O'Neill. Indorstr. .20eaign Attachment .
CASIBUIA COUNTY, Es: . .
TILE Commonwealth. of Pennsylrmia ,
. the Siferifrof odd plenty, greeting.:
- • IV" 63 flutiina r You you attach John;
;t o.Ne l itiltdorser k late (4' your County, by
.and
singelltr his goode and chattels, tan
.and tenements in' whose • hands or pawed
ltomterthe spore may Ixt;so that they be
t_l*ll before oar Court of ffoinnuon 4 t to be holden
Ebensburg. to and for said county on the are; M onday
Johnston,
June next, there to answer It. B. ohnston, Wll.llam 7 34
and Win. M. Lloyd, Bankers. doing Nikolais under the tl
of Bell Johnston, Jack Co., of s plea of case, and al/
that you summon , garnishee, that he ,
and appear before our Court on the Amid Brat Monday of Jtti
next, to Beaker what shall be °Woofed against him, ns
abide the Judgment of the (kiurt therein, and have you th
and there this writ.
Witness, the Ifonoraide George Taylor, President Judi
of said Court at Eberadaii*, the 24th 'day of March, .11..
. _ -
1106. MILTON ROBERTS, Prot'y e
benebarg. April IQ MK.
-IVOTlCE,—Applieektion will be made to t!
.1.1 next Legislature for I:Webs:ter of "The Alleghel
gook," with a capital orPIVB .11IINDRED THOUBAII.
- DOLLARS, sutOdet to the mirishnui-of the booking•law.
Cesannissionens:--H. 11ephurn, W. Sagley..l. 11. Penwot'
R. B. Roberts, Peter Paten s Tsiii.Janies Patton, James Pal
Jr., and others. ,
April 23, 1856. ep26:ctswfact.
A PARTNER W - ANTED.—The under
ti .4, 71) ,./1 W.Y.9.110, to slit- theane-half of en exteneS
',JAL WoRKS, all in inn.tberf, id order, Cud in MI ope 4
non, , with eutrim..nnd...Tomm imdflelent to employ IMI/
millora. Io will sell thambatei,lf Midrable. ~
ap2.erlat* .A, 4. "BATUrat i Webster P. 0.,.P0l
MISCELLANEOUS MOREL—This (SAI
URDAY)' ev6th'vAmtitl!etttVcomntencing at
etiorhvvvill be tol d Tonsidertial Sake Rooms, core?
Wood and Fifth streets, a large andinterestlug conection,
new and second-hand bookaic =prising theological,
cal, and general : literature t ward the volumes of rare ,
current*, and best editions of itatidatri . authors. Also,
Kant copies of the Fondly Bible; altd ha assortspent of mi
t ior stationery. [ap26 P.M._ DAVIS, Aucerf;
WINDOW GLASS
-60 boxes flxlo stun'
40 do, 10x12
30 d0..1412 do:k
25 do. 10.114 do, and other sixes—Swoli
er's brand--for silo by . `BI,IITII,ILAIR & 11UNTER,
sp2B 122 Second and 161 First streetk
DRIED APPLES-0 bartels ;
10 maid for We by
SMITII,IIIAIR & 11IINTEEV,
TIRIED PEACHES ,-100 bush. for sale
sos •8 4H, ASAIA &
LARD kegs for to
a 'tsttn24
NAIR & us n
COFFEE SUGAR.-46 bble. B. Coffee
VV garjo'*O L 3. 8111111,,1dA111 k MINTER;
s. to arn,
SPRINGER HARBAUCIA
Na 255 Liberty stresti
ACON . sOU
and /or ale by
aide
Q (MAR lIIRED 11,4318,--5 casks to arrii
and for ale by (op 20) SPRINGER HARBAGUW
ICIEN SALTED HIDES-573 to arrii
aadforsideby (ap26) ,?PI •1211111. HARRAVOIO
ir,Ry F LIN T EIIDES-805 to arrive and g
-LI fur , (WA HARM 00114
TURIN CANDLES-50 boxes just reel
and for eale by (ar26} MatiGEIR ILAILBAUGLI
v ABD_ -57 bble. to arrive and-for sale by
l'af26 SPRINGER ffAtEIAIIGIDLyt
iIASH FOR Woo.4; 7 The highest mark
1.) -Wee, paid in cash, by ' filittliNGEß RAHBAUGII4
-
CARD.I .reque,* - 114 attention of tub
4 friends and the public* my ADA of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, 11'
'Attich think contemn larger Varietof rich styles thr-p
toy othir fazinerpue. LhATI ta ke n special pales ;I' .
obtalir sll tluialutilestaf
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I,l'l -i
Monday, May 1104
. ,
Wednestry, they litt'
Vgiday, May 16.
aokiday, May ID.
Wednesday, May 21
fildlP, May Z.
Monday, May 24.
r nes da y,Pla 3 , 27.
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Wednesday, idayr : . „. .,4 . ,.. .... -
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Friday, May Bo. iit
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Monday, June 1. ', `
,'Ws ,-. ` *s .
Vrednend'y, Julie cs„ - „ ,- , ,,,, . :
Thursday, June 4, .-..•••:.:.-: ,I. •
Friday, June 5. ,g:,,.2.:::'
El
qsAnnisy, June
Monday, June 8.
g.
,
Tmaialay, Jane 9 . -4 - ''... 0 ,- •
"'Wilsey, June lae "
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itineiday, June I. e',....P.! ,. .'
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!ride', June 19 F 1 f :
180turday, June ... ~:t R
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Monday, June ID.:- ...0 .t.Z'
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Tkinedny, Juno la •• ,
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