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VitishitrO Vosi.
FRIDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT
JAMES BUCHANAN
(Sub joei in the deralsirm of Lh' Nat i.,a1,12 rero tool .)
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
OANAL
GEORGE SCOTT, or CoL.l3:raA
A 111111'0R OEN BlIAL:
JACOB FRY, Jr., MONTOOMKILY CO.
StIIIVETOR i:EXERAL
TIMOTHY IVES, Purr= Ouurre
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
Do m c °ratio County Committee of Correspondence
Till. Democratic County Committee of Correapondence a il
meet at the St. Charles Hotel, on SATURDAY, the 17th
May, 18611, at 11 o'clock A.M. A full attendance is t,
The following named gentlemen compost.. ❑e Committ ,
lion. Charlea Slialer, 'Col W. G. Hawkins.
D. R. Miller. James Salisbury.
Thomaa S. Mart. Wm. Job ctton.
Jacob L. Klaeaaor, K. B. Roberts,
.1 MOM Ilerdman, 'Michael Stloo,
John It. Phillips. 'John Sill.
John N. McClowry, . col. James Scott.
.1 ohn Roth. I Col. Andrew Scott,
A. ItartJe. Matt.., 'Morrison Foster.
Samuel Kirk, I A.. K. NleParland.
Democratic Slate Central Committee
The Democratic State Central Committee t
Pennsylvania will meet at Pittsburgh, at the S
Charles Hotel on Monday, the '2Eith of May,
10 o'clock A. M. Important business should si
cure a general attendance.
The Post for the Campaign
The IVerkly Post will be furnished to subutribers in eln
of ten or more, for the low miens of FIFTY CENTS each
to the fourth Saturday of Novetuter uest That ioulut
Old Presidential campaign. and a .uflicieut time after t
election to make known the result. end the Mate of the v
This campaign is most Important to all tin. intercst.
the country, and even• man mould Pont-..l
the ertato of political parties, and the issues iarolre,i io
contest. It is a paper of large sire, awl great cli..rts a;
mad! to make It ono of the luiut mirre in the country
At the low price itt whi,h ee offer It, cluberould he rat,
in a day in every neighborhood. Every one haa fifty e. 1.1
to spare for the Largo. nmount of intelligtenre to ho nt,tniu, •1
Only YUty Cents for a campaign paper
THII ELECTION IN PHILADELPHIA.
The latest rebuke to the-illiberal, proscriptive
and corrupt opponents of the Democratic party,
was administered at the election on Tuesday In-t
in Philadelphia. The light of the dark lanteo it
has been waning ever since the pibroch wti.
sounded in Virginia at the election of Mr. Wise,
and its wasting flickering beams, may he said t
have gone out in the defeat of this week. That
but two years ago a man should have been elect,' I
by a majority of eight thousand in the city of
Philadelphia, and his party now defeated lij
majority of over four thousand, seem , alme-i
incredible. One would hardly suppose that •
short a time could be sufficient for the revolitti it
of the sober second thought in so vast a multi
tude.
- But the change is like the return of the piton ,
of winter, to revisit the land in vernal twee,.
and restore as far as can be the waste which
mer turbulence and hasty folly have occii,,m.f
The prophesy contained in this last voice from
our popular oracle—the poll , _ is the triumph ,t •
our principles and party beyond all possilil
cidents, in the coming national and state coute , .! t
Some affect to deny that this is the true inferene-,
and declare the result iu Philadelphia to be I`,,
upheaving of a people from the weight of mui
cipal corruption, extra agance and proscription,
and therefore being. a local cause purely.
he of circumscribed and limited influence
might raise a scale of doubt if the matter st,
without precedent. hut the slate election last fa:i.
and all subsequent elections, both with ns 0 , 1
elsewhere, have steadily pointed to a revel- ,
conclusion, and unmistakably indicate a nation
al lustration from the leprosy - which so recent:y
has afflicted us, and a conversion of the misled
and arrant from the error of their war, to tio.
only true, permanent and conservative politics'
system for this repuidie, namely the Demso.rat,..
system.
To come nearer home, we sometimes hear pr. , •
tentions amounting almost to a boast, from it .•
opposition, that the county of Ileglieny w,.l
this fall return, like the sow that was washed.
to her wallowing in the mire. It did, indeed.
long appear to the faithful and valiant bawls ii it
withstood the shocks of defeat, which, like war e
after wave rolled over them, in former days in
this county, that the hour of deliverance was
never to approach. But those days have gone,
and that hour has come. Long, and hard, and
disheartening was the battle, but with the faith
as well as the endurance, and works of warty...,
the end has been achieved. Slow is the pc •.
of true principles through the bandsof a pr.-
ple long bound in error, religions or political
but it is no part of the spirit of the present age
to relapse. Having taken hold of the pl o ug:i,
we will never look back. and they who seek lime
a tomb, at deep,or deeper than that of our 1,,
in Philadelphia, may vaunt themselves in the ti
merity of unavailing opposition.
Others assert, as a (I el - nine r, sort fur expiriti,:
faith in their shattered cause, that this last defeat
in wholesome, and tending to show the imbecility
of one branch of the opposition, will accomplish
the end of union, among Americans, Republi
cans and others. But how short sighted the sic.
ion which percieves not that the Democracy have
been battling against all the world of antago
nisms, without . receiving or asking aid from any.
while the multiplied forms of resistance L4Cem
only formidable front the fact that they strike
from different quarters, but with concordant ma
lignity.
We have then but one care, and that will ter
minate with the Cincinnati Convention. We
want a MAN, 1111 , 1 we shall have mi:?.? enough.
The South Carolina Democratic Cnventi,
met in Columbia on the :ttli and adjourned on the
i;th, after selectin g twelve repre , entative, , an.;
four Senatorial delegates to the Cincinnati Cttit
ventiom and instructing them to vote for the re
nomination of Franklin Pierce. Resolution
were adopted emislaining the doctrine or State,'
Rights, and re-affirtuing, the tieorgia State Plot_
form.
The New Jersey Democratic Convention wa ,
held in Trepton on the Gth, when ten repreen
tatives and four Senatorial delegates to Cmcoi
nati were selected, who were imtructecrt,., vole
for James 13uchaintn.
THE New York Herald insists upon Prerideto
P'ierce's withdrawal from the Cincinnati Conven
tion. The gossipping telegraphic reporter for
that paper givrif the information as a fixed fat.
floN. JAMES BUCHANAN IS expected t” di r 3:
the White House, Washington city, on Thursday
WE see it stated in nue of the Southern papers
that five thousand slaves in the city of Charies
t ia , South earulina, have, during the last year.
contributed .Slr,talo to beneficial objects. This
amount would have heen sufficient to purchase
the liberty of at least ten of them.
JAB. WALKER, the father of Gen. Walker, of
Nicaraguan notoriety, is a resident of Nashville.
The Harrisburg Seduction Case
[From tht. Ttlegrni.ll.l
The case of the Commonwealth VN. A er •-on
upon a charge of seduction, reported in our last
issue, was given to the jury on Thursday about
noon. Upon the re-assembl ng of the Court af
ter dinner, &verdict was rendered acquitting th e
defendant of seduction, and finding him guilty of
fornication only. Sentence deferred.
MEE
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SAMUEL W. BLACK, Chairman
J. IV. FORNE Y, Chairman
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otts, RAILSOADS.....TFLEIR , &IMAM) AND
ACTUAL COST.
The ollicera of the Pittsburgh and Steuben
ville Railroad -have- been severely - censured for
the alleged great difference that is said to appear
between the estimated coat, and whatis likely to
be the actutil cost. It is but just toward them
that all theArcts ta , known.; and by reference to
the reportiireferrtal tehelow, that will exonerate
them from any serious mistake as to their origi
nal estimates.
=II
In the report of the Engineer of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company, dated December Ist,
IEISO, it will be seen that the estimated cost of
that road was then stated at $9,070,000. Then
take the whole cost of the work, exclusive of
equipment, as given in the Treasurer's statement,
appended to the report of that Company, January
31, 1835. page '2O, and it is - $13,113,094
The excess of expenditures over esti
mate is
$ 0,043,0 A
Equal to (on 250 mi!es of road) an average of
$24,172 per mile for the whole diatanee.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
lu the Report of the tngineer of that road,
accompanying the annual report of the company,
dated January lot, 1854/, page 13 will he found,
assuming 50 miles as the length of the road in
l'eunsylvania, the estimated cost is as follows :
mile , of road in Pennsylvania at $lO,OOO per
mile - - - - - - $500,000
IP.; miles in Ohio at $5.000 per mile -
1: , 7 miles of superstructure at $lO,OOO
per mile
Estimated cost
Then take the whole expenditure 11.8 given in
the report of that company, dated January 24th.
153 , ;, page 23d - - - $3,887,490
Excess of cost over estimate - - 2,832,49
or au the whole 187 miles au average of $15,11
per mile
Purrsurnwt min STEI'IIt:NVILLF RAILROAD.
COst as glVen ID the Engineer's report
dated Januftry I , ;th, IS",_ $1;29 , 1.22
Amount expended on the work to per
Engineer's report. dated January
11th. 18.7)1.; - $1,1170,11'.
Estimated to complete
EXCett , of cost over ostininte
)r an average of ,;• 4 .,'1;,!• 4 :::") per mile on the fort
two miles of road.
Theee comparisons are of course not instituted
for any improper purpose toward any of our
roads. for we wish them all success and prie
perity, and believe they Lave till been managed
with as much skill and fidelity as any oilier
Road.. limit if the above figures are correct they
certainly show that the Engineer of the Pitts
liurgli and Stetilieili IR, Railroad i.. not jut
,•hareeable with any serum, areal- in hi. ~~riCina
ei.tirnatii. Ile came nearer to the actual ca.
than mane niher• have 3,,ne van.ne. lie
Ihrough,mt the r..tintry
The Central and it, an d I'enuwrlrttt
ihrtingli and were rtanplute , l
encountering any ....mon- opposition. 110 Hie
Pittalturgb and Steubenville [toad has always
been oppo.4ed, and o , now to be allowed to lin t •r
nisi languish for want a 'ilia.' aid KA is needed
I . le bulievo tt wall prove rt good and profit
able work • and be ~1 great %aloe to the intent.
nI l'ittshurrh Th,re 'wed of lo , ing tha
alrently 'an e%ti••l 111 It
An 11111101,6 'Farm.
t'bipirfl Pr," ztve , the ft. , l.Pvt Rec.ottt
of a f , trni in Chnwpaig,tl c.uoy,
,vrned he Mr. Curti—
of Detroit, Itn.l for 4.111 . e r• one of th, m ,t
ILIPTI htti city
'l'h, dyreltleg ~I \lr. Curtls- re
ttre flrtn. .Ind dear reader, e hut do VII
1,, th•• extent ,tl:l,at lArm t 4. ke It i.,L1.1 .1
ol TOOl r mint kNI! RI,, or as fine land
, 110 nor he1t..1,1 It lies- in a body nearly s l itare.
extending two and rive, ;glib, miles ett6t niol
west. and two :tun] a half north and south. It
nearly all compose.l of boun fit' rolling prairie
the noil is exceedingly rich• and there is not in
acre on it that cant.ot to. u,•,1 for some protitahie
piirte.se. The land was purchased about three
',Kim w i re . of the g , nt•rntnent, alol
p , rhap. some of individuals, at au average of
about three dollars per acre, and the reinainii,g,
io-res of the railroad company, for about
fifteen fkilars per acre, the difference to pro,e
b e ing due to the noire favorable terms of pay
merit atiorded by the railrmo Thi, make, 1.1..•
Whole of the tartn $21:.4 , ai In order 1..
,how that l'hicaro speou'.ators have not made a .!
the 111 ,, ill'y, it may be worth while to all that the
land will now bring---nod it richly worth it
ty duliars per acre. It cannot be bought
tor thirty tine Allowing s lair margin for int
I,roveilients, this Would give Mr Curtis , - a plait
of $...,11111110 less than three years, a Very com
fortable sum surely.
_\u I now as to the capacity of thin farm
Tiiree ordinary fields of wheat on adjoining farni ,- ,
harvested last year, yielded thirty-five, forty and
forty-two bushels to the acre. Taking the aver
age at only thirty, and it would produce .dit,tsat
loodod; of wheat. Silty bushels of corn is sure
ly within the mark, and at this rate it would
raj, leol,ooo. Not counting the interest on thy
value of the land, Nit. Curtiss thinks he can pro
duce wheat at a east of twunty-tive coats per
buslit I, 0011 corn for fifteen rents.
Ile has alai acres of winter wheat, which look.
eery- tile, and promises an abundant yield. NI r
Ciirtis: is ail enthusiastic cultivator of fruit,
and i- preparing to do a large I.l,inesm in this
breci ion. andour cititen- will ere long have oeco
:.,:olt to thank him for hi. enter-I,rue in this re
gard. Ile has set out already 1,21)11 apple t ree ,
and hits ready to plant the present season .`r, trine
peach, 400 pear. lOU cherry, GO .luince, and :01
plum trees. These are but the ( . 077111101ermrn ,
Of the ‘irehariln which lie intends ere long to have
yielding "their fruits iu due season. - Ile ar
ranging to break up six hundred acres of prairie
during the coming summer, part of which will
be put into sod-corn and all with winter wheat.-
1 From the Itollll. Salt , ll4itly EV,lting linzettr.!
A Pt:nen/den lianArn. —What holy or gentle
man would remain under the curse of a disagree
hie breath when by using the Balm , ! f a Thou..-
and .I , l,,iners" as a dentifrice would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white as ala
baster ? Many persons du not know their breath
is bad, and the subject is so delicate their friends
will never mention it. Pour a single drop of tae
Balm " on your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will lat
a - Ni ear.
A ItEtUTIFI'L Comet.e.xnts may easily be :IC
quir,d Li , ing the /Win Thousand
It will reMOVC fln, p imp/.r, a nd Trick.',.'
from the rli , leaving it of a soft and roseate
hue Wet a towel, pour on two or three dropQ,
wit.h the face night and morning.
tin it iNt; MADE EANY.- -Wet your ehaving-bru.lt
in either warm or void water, pour nn two or
three drops or Balm or a Thoth:and Flowere, -
lath the beard well and it will make a beautiful
soft lather touch facilitating the operation of
shaving. Price only tifty cents. For sale by
Fetritige & l 0., proprietor,: and B. A. Fahne
stock tv Co , Fleming Bro. , It. E. Sellers
Co., Dr. O. IL Keyser and 11. Miner & Co , Pitts
burgh ; and Lee it Beckham, Allegheny city.
'II closing exercise at the W,,tern Theological
Seminary, came off on Wednesday evening, when
twenty young gentlemen belonging to the senior
, •la: , graduated. Their names were as follows :
John D. Caldwell, Mercer county, Pa.: W. Kt:mi t :,
Shippenshurg. Pa.; Hugh W. Outhrie,t Democracy.
Wei. E. !lout, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Samuel T.
Lowrie.l - Pittsburgh, Pa.: Nathaniel B. Lyons, Eliza
beth. Pa.: J. William MTilregor, New York city
bert M'Atillan, Washington county, Pa.; Robert
Mitchell, Armagh, Ireland; Heorge B. Newels,
Washingtoncounty, Pa.; Samuel Patterson, Rich
mond, ; F. Herron Power, Elizabeth, Pa.: Alex
ander Iteed, Washington, Pa.; ileorge S. Rice, Po
land, Ohio; Alexander Sinclair, Allegheny City, Pa.:
Ne,tor A Staicos. 4 , M. ii, Argos, Greece; Alex.
Smith. Thorne, Butler county, Pa; Thos. Bracken
Van Eman, Canonsburg, Pa.: Samuel Williams, Ve
nango county, Ps.; John E. W.,eas, Allegheny coun
ty, Pa.
•Mr. Guthrie goes out as u Missionary among the
Chippeway Indians.
jMr. Lowrie, sun of Judgo Luwrie, has sailed for
Europe.
tMr. Staieos sailed from New York for Greece un
the sth inst.
THE New York Post publishes a letter from
Baron Humboldt that satisfactorily disposes of a
report that that distinguished man bad become
a convert to the spirit rapping humbug. He
says he has a holy horror of pine-wood spiritual
ism and psychographic mysticisms.
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Anodyne Toothsacil‘a Dropa...
The oxereehiting. lortnentm of I . ..tali:tell , ' ere weedi , y re
lieved 1... r the n... thi. reined), without injury t the
gums. Emiuout. Dlntista havo a high opknion of It, and
eenstently r,tounneeil it to their petients.
htstinieny is front ef the !moat distinguished prat:tient
DtultistA iu Nt.tr VoLlr
Messrs A. h. A U. 5.Q11 , 8: GOTtienlell hi the course of my
practice I 1,2,6 extensively used your CLOVE ANODYNN
with much amseess for the relief of the Tuothnchtr and as I
constantly recommend it to my plAtieute,d deenty but jest
1” inform yt,o of the high opinion : I hake of it over other
remedies. AI. LEVITT. Dentist.
Prepared and st.ld by A. 11. A D. ..F.AN DS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street,
801 , 1 also by FLEMING 11110 S.. Pittsburgh, Pa., and by
Druggists generally. no ;A,.
4S - Dr. Rogers , Syrup OF IA VP:RFS : MT, TAR
AND CAN(' rtA LAG A.—NT, might shiiw ;si Hy (hie,
Vpurntital 81101.1..t1 CURC, IPUt it wolild be is needl..sm w.l+l
words. we ran 511111..11 114.1,1 of Wittiveuw, to edit'',
sit it n tt Est . till.E. Ths restorr.ri Contunuptlves ate Ills tit it
',FY. Ask thorn. IG•al thvir n•etimt , ur ill Ih• • 1111.1111111 i •t
the Ayala' h.autls. Beal also tho advert...awn t nn t
AV- Fur Kale, whalegalo and retail, by It. E. SELLERS
corner Wood and 5re..11.1
Sold also by 111 NIWIttiON h BRO., Liberty strt,t ; 11. P.
and RECI(11A.11 A McKENNAN, Alb 4 ll.•ity
City. tlyS:tliwlls,
44-Stockings and llomiery for Wlnter.•
If you don't want your Get pinched alt.ll bad and Abort
fltckinga, you will tale one flatlet. and go too C. DM 1 . , eon.
mar of Mai kit alley and Fifth lama, and bay acme of them.
elegant fine Stocking*, that make your feet feel t aml
comfortable. Putt also makes and bella every variety of
Iloaiery that you can mention, at wholesale and retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
+tract- oct-1
W ormh I Worn. —V the, I •
1.4,11 .Carted ri lathe to the origin 4-I intestinal W. , 1'1111,
yet the is still a vexed one among medical
ties. vf t,rie fact, huvrover, all are in fnrntral. nu lan a Iticl
all agrett—the fatal nature of the Influence they exert ,a
children. At this neon of the year, the attacks 01 a,a.
are frelnent n. well am most tlangeroutt. We tak•
great pleasure in thrt,ttii,z the atten..ion of parent.t
Vortnifuge of Dr. 3tl'l..ane, prepared by Fleming 8r...,
burgh. It to 0110 of the most ex trt..rdinary ntediritn.,
int,thir..ll to the public, and ha. Ile% el' fail.d t,. ro•••
a hen trie.L
1,870,00(
$3,055,i u
l'wrchaserei will Iwcarr•ful it, sulk 1, Dr. M . LAN
111 LATED Vt.:H.511E1 , 0 I. nkatlidicitir,l Lv FLENII.N.; FLIWS.
of httAburgli, Pa ,ther VotnitfiL L , ...n, to ...LILLLJ - k1.t.1,, a I ,
,llLlitem ILL Nl*l4iwe'L Krultit, '% erintfuL,.. nle., hie. 1,:i•-
tunt.l Liver erto tulsw bo had Li ill ',Not, 1111 I.•
yrnuiA• wit ~ .na the ty - natts , FL.KNI NO
$1 ,t,'l,,st,
V). More Alt e.tatiori..-- °sod t •UE NI
LAN $ B 1 LIN Eft I'll.l, 1 , I HUI
%Ink. I.lzal, nit. 1r) iug ulu,.Mt /01 •.ila•t 1 1 111.. u,.,,. •
1 1 311- ...Ina' to thrtit I.n• r t otriplaml. 11,, la, 1, , a!
la•in11):.•111,t21 ~1 tit,• or) ta-naa•ifully,
J A NIL.; .1.10 1 1i5 ,1 1 ,
1. 1 1.41 , 11 k Town, 15.1.6
P, %I. hue's t , 1.1% , , 1111 e and erl
(11,6,, ed. , . 14. stl . • I ., Lut , Fute , i .1,,
pttplued th...uin:t :11,1 i •
• ..oilat 11...11 , n 1 4,16.1un1. an.l -.3.1,11.v.•
d. prow “1 Ir DT I (
11.0. 11n... M-loant.* u, \
N,} , AV,I II( I TIIK 1 , 01 NT
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g•pas Mci-I. , •1 nt , re 4 , l h";
L,,. r 1., Itt I t.t•t ~ti, st h.. h.. twott ttt It.tt•tt .•I : •
41111 th . " t , r.g.ttuttl L 1 1 ,311. Sls 103 dis• 41, V,
he Int! Ott,. p-ar. .111 th.tt II • It. h.• .1)11 I
0,1 I rottlo Ito 41,, ttut tt•t t t..t t the n 4,4 e 3- I
ha , t. too tutert..l t tt,th hAtt•t t. t l•
De 11471. th ., tuns, CD let 1.11.1t4t. tchtl lit VAS, to Ia •
ttmpettitt..l It, t,rtitl,:tth- t . V.. Lau., tot ...h. I-i
Itrturjosts and Nl.Tellitett....•eryttl , rtt
Et I II KKY,I III:, tits 1% Itt,totalt..lg. ht
It. .1 I. ri.E4i hi., A 11. :soot; 1 . 11.11,..tti I. t
Witttiosattr Agott t.
who WA. !•rllletly M 313
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!MI
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Also, for wale by the sole proprietors.
Iet..KMING
Sorovaxont Co J. KAM A CA.,
myldav 61) Wood strrot, cons, of Foul ra
r4_ Opinions (hr Pit.. t••I
1111=Milil
Ali lor :tt•%.
I mud L th“D
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It. u,• , 1% 4.1,111
1!=1111111
the 1...11 u,, I 1
r,..rn . filr 14
111., to 01 )i. I. hr•... 1 nylizh.o
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g..uu.a. w ith..lll n •t.,ll.lare ,I 4 3t „ l 1111,1.
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at 1.1 Ur 61, , If I( 1
mid I.Wri~ r 1(1
hr ait Ow 1 II r. , 1 ,1.3.1‘,4 A:: ... .. 1
d.K I.ll'h
Volk.
as_ \‘' hat Hollanders think of Harrha‘ • 's
It 11.. 1.1. 1 ,
Sou ,A•sLess,. that I
1.0..1y 'rho.. air tv.l n•..r.. • t
tl , l , ao.d Us .10.1 -1.111151.• .15 t 5.•5
UM) k.p41,1 t. rwc ,der, It•••In cso•ty
This IP nu ”Icr. i trt , lll n .1 Ow many i..tlct• 1.., 4 1
IZI!!MI=Ill
lIIIIIII=BIBI/11
tiny 11 , 1SILItl ,. 111 1.• , 111.1g 116 ul /la. La tltrium•t,
CAUTIA/N . —to prevent inqxrnstlon, cm, fa I
on_ :4").1 .t fl rer Gdtl.. L.Lr 81.‘ bottß.4 lot 1:y t}, pr -
prp.f..,, BENJAMIN PAO& Jo. A 0.1.,
l'hx.rtu..r.ott•tA M.
rittxlll,4h. ; R E.
LEM , A 00., nmuer of Irkvrop.l and \C.o.! arretn. unn
Druimixta vcsornßy. trly".:lvr
4111-sc - A Medicine Chest in a ilot fle.--Tl.•
rvnuLF appiicftbic to K ENNI O .I,I'S Elllll,l LLI MU
1==III!!!1
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11=13
11.• t •. , 11.LIIJ part .4 Itt , h. 51.3. • 1, , ..4• h:
heen tiwal F:lymtpdart. 101 till k,!.
painftll and a.ggin,ilit“.. riot, 1.1 t
mwt,•wiswit., twtve et•ruticact.,, fn,m re-1..,ni
Iwn.ll ‘• wre,l ~r nll tlw.,.w clinwwww, nn,l w ,.
mewl tip. Ifine,wory tt, th,• tathrted ort,rywlww,•.
long 1415ent.4111 . 111 m ILIP,III,r
uhtliewtle Dotl4ll-t•ttul nt 141 (;EUlat K Fa il::,
1.1 titrt,t, e.ign o 1 the 601,fr0 .11.•rtnl, anti al .1 I
FI.KNI NllS„lllegheny
A CARD
*1- Wr. have ro.-1.1,0.1 out ; 0 ...1na, nog k
colialeamg of lit•ats 11•• u,. - an•ll.l.lk I lats ; al,.
V..talt's Ilatn of all roloro huge .•°
:sprit.); ..f au .1 Slruw IJut.. . oa. II wad., alal
public rpm, .•
last .ssistiti. will tfuJ Irvali iiitliti.onients to iinoi .01
Philos do so, and dv yourselves son.: u W.ssi
hir inotto : 'Quirk Sitlmi 1.1,1 "
MOIVI AN S CO., No. 164 Wood ntroot,
N&O. oow Church,
I Me door from Sloth est.rl4•l
*Jr Batchelor'm Hair Dye Why lu.
.ocr,ded in 11/:14111f n Reliable !fair lh exerpt IiATCII
/1111411 they would 10 . 011/ the mrex, the th , ught.
It. ("he. path,. e nod Ittln.r [locomen, Oth,r, I t hlhot
, hht, ‘,.111.1 lirV n ,phtfithJ they cannot ti I\ ; i
ales t.l te.,l chertitutu anti tit W 1411,11,, l.taval.. tight
ill,. ally it. !wt.ni.•ll Hut "tit Ittstr3 its rt•iittrtl " li,t
nt.im Int 111, 111.1/iOll,l ..1 Mi . : , II AI R
fil ain.l.• t.I 11.1.1.11t , i, titn« private 0.,11,;':'.3
wholmnalo xbd r4,1.4..1, by Dr. Oro. KEN -NM I tII
lI!MME!3
44-From the N. York Nntioital Monitor
..1 Yehrttury 24.—Ilmaku 1 . /11'011.--N. Curtin lam dune tool,
to ameliorate liar woditiou of humanity afflicted strut/ lung
ctnplatutx, OWu any other practith•aer of medicines that
hurt alcuggled null the lux:Coq/4 Of the tret!eritt Ittr the
loot century, by the invention and perfection Of nn i 114 i 1 . 1.•
iWeift Ulla Will convey to the longs N o,ltente lit the shaVe
of a highly Mediented Yap,. %filch arts directly t u the
disease, and not, as itithei to, by nyhApathy. 'Pt ~• who arc,
I ron bb•d Wllh dit..e. arising Irttat ‘ ,Ol
their iuter..eits Ity gi‘ing the II) veal! Vat., n tr:al.
atutam.—ltr. CURTIS iiYOKANA In Iho ongival mat "al,.
genuine article.
14 -Why will you Suffer, WHEN' RELIEF CAN liE
SO EASILY OBTAINED 1-I.lavv you n SON.
Itheionatism, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Croup, Stitt Joint, F
Bites. Barns, Sprains, or Pains in any part Of pan ea stem
Von can Is. relieved at once by using the most beauhful
all Liniments, the e• Whits Circassian Liniment," prepared
by Dr. SCOTT, at Morgantown, Ve... and for sale cheap,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. KEYSER, 140 Wood street, and
JAS. P. VLEMINO, near It. IL. Depot, Allegheny. See ad
vertisement in another column of to-day's paper. [mar4:lni
04-Call at No. 1131 Wood street, and ex..
amine our stock of SOFT HATS and WINTZII. CAPU Just re
reived, a large lot of Shanghai, 1441ceitial, and other styles of
Cape, which we will mall low (or rw,h. Nl,Rossi k OS., 154
Woal street. netlfl
1112) - $3,00 Hats--Spring Style.—We
have a Spring styln of Silk Hat that we will sell for throe
dollars. that cannot be excelled in thie city. Call and ex
amine, and be convinced.
apt, MORGAN dr CO 184 Wood street.
WANTED—A Situation as Assistant Clerk
or Store Keeper In a wholesale or quail warehouse.
A ddrese 8. P, at this office. ep?B3td
, . , - •
- - • • 2,
"" 4 4
MEM
TO INVALIDS.
EXTENSION OF STAY
VIN DING it iimpusgihle, from the
acruunt-
Inting deinwis upon atteatioo, a 0 I,ltvo
PiIL—
L,u wu•ly nn 10 tad d4,lfftwd.
DR. fALVIN Id, :FITCIi,
-•
Will extend bie e.pphlutmeot Lu ails city till thr 1,1. a:1,1 it
compatible with otherarrangeLornt,,yintil the 1 In I,
where he may ts• roueulted dad) (LNabbath rserpi,•J) at but
iteie - tit the,.
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
corn, of Fenn wad Ft. Clair srtout , c (r•ntrltnr.• on Pon n at
theEOllD , "I TEN TO FOUR, 11 r PULM4 PNAH
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
In tile trentlttrut of winch the employtuvitt of
APPROPRIATE
.:onstltittlenal and Morlsoaical iteto dihw nut Medi4•lllal in
hal.stiondoss given lons ss degree of tu0011.4 Which Dams never.
.ittend a partial imperfect treatment of thew. obstinate ;slid
Mings•nan. diseoues ; ats.l flow ample cap...nee, till.
Fact' folly jundito in asserting that 'Abell
disease IX Si) far wlVianced that the aline throng tail, no
other coon.o cut) isilord relief.
Uit FiTCLE may :tido he consulted for CA'rAltitil, either
its the betel o r throat, with the use of local atiplismtiotni, by
1.111 , ar.1 of throat and nasal syriagoi, together with the 01.-r
-vone° of noces.esry general 111q.114111 1 111. enables Ithss to r os e *,
in clews oftentimes of a year's Mantling. Ilu Imhy In . run-
Fn'/IA for Dyspepsia, and Chronic Inflansmationo of the
Stomach and itotv,de, and for Female Dammam, whirl] the
rusployment of Appropri,te mechanical appliances, enahleA
him to trout with oltunat nniforto I.IICCPSB.
11TCII will be oarsiated by his amoriate, DR. J. W.
SYL:ES, who will he with him niter the loth of May, and
with whoa° assistance Is 110pes to attend 4. puliunts front a
didiAtlM, with ',sr de ay thou tutu hoe:More been nuerni
duble. Should IJit. FITCII be owl, the neemolty of 'coo.
•••• • • - -
nig on the hrt of June, instead of remaining till the 12th.
the appointment will ho concluded Mt. NA h..
will remain until Miturday evening, July 11111.
To ac,onimodate Ina inercusing and exienaive
practi ..... bit. C. N. FITCII will npen in June next. a perm',
n"tit afire, et BUYVA.W. New York. where he will he, after
leaving Pittalugli, and where all coiatuunical ions will lo•re
af ter he Whin:MOIL
• •
C.II.VIN M. viTcli it exprenely undernto,.i
thou he km no h.ttger wily boAiness eonnwtion with Dr. S.
S. FITCH. wad w.,ultt roll atter/two to the Cone Hilifil
1.,11114 Mine.lf tilled ul.m to pladtAl inunefilately on Ito nP
tutu (net, Eur pt., having ',fel epee to the c•••nrxe which Jr.
S VITI.JI wilt ULlfOrUllintCly versmutled to 11{1111110 daring
lilt. ('. M. FITCH'S alyienee
luvalt•ls de,irtug to eo.ult Dlt. FITCH, 811./111.1 4 . 11,11 ;II
earl) 11.4 p••ssit•le. mtn.l..tu
SHINGLE MACHINE.
liendall , s Patent 11111 PROVE D
Double Acting River Si. Shaver.
rrIlE attuntion of Shingle and Lumber
AL dealers, ilp,lll/Iterlt and dere,,,ted to this in
vatual.le invontion, whl , his now pt , ntrd to the
puh6i ~s
thr first and only priAlcal instintie vitt/Int, fur Riving :tn./
ob firing Shingles.
'etriona con n.y and xtinirg nerwhilles have linen inienhil
for nuiking kildregins, but it is a iv/it Lnown fin t that
Ors cut or wined turns the gnu.' are quite tin. lino)
sooting put - posts. Nunisrvetis illVentiont sit. feeetlii)
pettnni for riving tiled shaving, and tiieee hate ill ticeli ...se
&Wiled as worthiness. tram anis imperfect method iel
which consists of splitting (min the only of the but our
shingle, which islinust rout ,m This difficulty is
entirely obvistud by
Which Wet splitot trout ate aide of the block a ;arc, thn It
ottottgit for two shingle., winch to twfw.rattal in Tito rentro,
and by moat. L.l eltutLie gualog ow.:lt purl to cotoltoltol
through a oat ,t 1 apioouttla01111.; k
Ito' opt-ration: thou prtalortu t : shingle nt evert rorolu.
Lion.
•
w,tl rive nod ollinNe• from the block (lir,
thotomnd per 11,111 vultortm thit - knots and Dips,
vupe,v, la riolirlity and ,11.1r.kir1111.3 by toupt ,•o.
flay Lrarr, prota - +n.
lie 01a.rtrtiorr. ou. t.y n ruulitiva to pine and cal.,
'on Iptit mutt adgaohi.6, oak, walnut,:. u.
vi wither tint Can iwtll/11t,
of the at...lout Cu!, eXrattlill , 4l to 11. II
Ity un . .l i•urulttire Ituthlioga. Fifth ntn-ot,
tiersir-.a. And Uteo of ‘•nc.rpriii.i.
a hem tit hl ha not thou Ettntiv.
filn - upyr. but a nn.nil d{rnerr, in of tittrubh
I 1,1 41),kit tin.. buu.ired mud eighty
ahl u . lt4 of lwr can ys can untie trout xl,l l Ol to
.},i1,3 ‘ .. {,to hay .011 about thbvv borne
F . -A ,•1 1,1 11..•1 }, ttr blo o m, ;o•intre at Yu hl I
dtb
eta-.. L., at 11, ~q ty
$9,. be f....v.nr‘lvd by leti••r,
v .b.nar.vl 11.11/Lt..:th ; IttN {KAM KESItA Li,.
SAMUEL FA N ESTOCti ,
imPoizTER & I q•IA I.Elt IN
FoREIGN AND DOMESTIc
HARDWARE.
No. 61 R and r eel ,De tavern Manion d
1. t h:•11,(11 :i..•tr • .1
4// .14t... ,1..1 .n 4 , -11 meir,l , 4 11
t et kV in thin . a). I
, I I, 4 -iegolo , r.,l ”t• nt
II RI/11 .0(1". h 1 ( A 1:11-:
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SA MUM.
11EN It Y IL COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
o. 23 Wood Sc reel.
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING A!s;D COMMISSION
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Dealers in Virool,frilldes,
a..r A.V l• 1 , 1 e G .% ell ' 4
AjKit STRE.t:T. PITTSBURGH, PKNNA
rev u.•r Itarlu~y;L, I'i~~•b i~
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WM/ I ANIS b►. ALL EN ,
111NIFATI
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
b EITTI.`G GESERALL
111211111/1
For liVarsnlng and Ventilating Buildings.
W. nmarart Tor and Veut..131,0-:
4. Steaut
lit .114, . .. r
Fact.o Cisveu lloutrtm.
C.. 111 t /1.1,4,4 t, Jallg,
DEALERS IN
B ON HAILS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
LA ICU, LA RI) ,111.,
UKI EL,
SUI i !Intl
CAN V ASS ri.) 11131:4.
A lara.a• et.,s n iVrtt), hand at
No. 107 Ltborty Street,
1 . TITS13!)“.;11, PEN N'A
PEARL STEAM MILL
1,1,EG 11 EN V.
.14)— VIAILIR DELI V Klt FIR TA FAMILIES in alt her. i ,i,„
vt,. Casty,
1110. , [114 n.vty I. 101 l It 04. Dlill, .$r itt h.xre a t thr atone ul
1,4,11 AN, LRI IN A CAY, W,KI strocts
BRAUN h. IcEtTER, 14...rty laid St. Cluit ,1rt4.1.11
11. P SC!! %V A RT7, Driiggiftt, A Ileglitlk y.
LOU R. GRAI N.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AAD PRODUCE ENERA I, 1, ,
4 • it tape
JA NI K
KERR & HUNTER,
Fomapling and Commission hiercl►aut ~ ,
I .ly
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS, -
WIN imAy GUARDS, ,tr.,
Now. 91 Second •1. nod 146 Third street,
mII2 PF.SNA
W .... W. Wilt 108. It. HUNTER
SMITH, MAIR &. HUNTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERM,
122 Second and lil Front st.,
mix 6.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
EIROPE IN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Pmstionperg brooFht from the old cimmtly to Pitt
hor t ti , , and moue) b 1'01111(4K" to NUroPo- inovP
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Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PRoPILIETUES OE THE
Colllitu` Pitt mburgh, pleadvllle & Erie
cANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 AND 115 NVATER STAGE; PITTSBURGH, PA
Prrrammon—
Wm. ltamdoy A CO., Murphy, Tiernan .4 Co.,
Smith A Sinclair, Hampton, Wilson & Co.,
31`Candlees, Means A Co., English & Richard.u.
PHILADELPLII4
Ragaley, Woodward & Co., Truitt, Broarir a Co,
Wood Baron .4 Co. lions
600 BUSHELS SHELLED ('ORN IN
ms-ks.
100 bushels spring Barley.
3 barrels (real/ 801 l Butter.
30 tombols Dried Apples.
•20m; pounds (01 Cake Meal.
For sale by PETER PETERSON,
mylk3t Federal ittrmit, A.llegtmay.
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MMIIMIEMIS
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
star) and Fourth •trert
i-r>ut R ff. P
,t 4.; 1[ ti ANI LA t):
%%MIDI B. HAYS & CO.,
%B, O N Pit t,l Vf:lt 5"
EEIME
BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO
ALEX. HUNTER,
MEM
No. 299 Llbort).- street,
ITIISISUI97II
ST E A MUOAT AIiENTS,--ao
LeLrr, bettor.-n I't neLt?lti t)! trY
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JOll% COCHRAN & BROS.,
MANUFAtrTURNIIS OF
JAMES BLAKELY,
Corner of Neventh and Smithfield streets,
raTsßußon.
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
REFERENCES;
REMO V A L.
. ALP..utwuumu....&,,
T.IIE„:II.E.LICAA:II.I.&.-AGENOYI - 4* - Fiftir ".ii.ln fil. ihirty-fourtlF leer or Waage.
—... . .._ . . . e .
I d
strpet Masonic Hall, will n inol e on the I.4th 1DA,11.31t, to
~ His funeral will take place this (Friday) afternoon, nt ttitr.
the'curner of w,,,,,i ~,,,t Fifth sts.,tver the Banking house °'
o'clock, front t he residence of Dlr. YAnra COWMAN. iip).24_,
It. Patrick d; C..
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See oar advertisement Mow. Sgcond sirret, corner of Redoubt nye', to proceed to Fsiiiit
_
4ares Cidnotary. The &Undo of
• On Wednesdaylint 105“. AI., 'alk. TIIO3IAS SALTIDA, ,,
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY ""
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PITTS',BI7RGH
in the seventy-eighth yrflc,ofhiti
het lablinked Ip New York, -.lone, 1 . 841
Plt taborgh arc h, 1.13:12, , The (bawls tria Ihmdianalnikatlio attend the funeral
, Id; rom hislate• nee Haat Übe+, to
• id- - el l read&
Ton TM , PRPkroTioN TOiIITGCTION oioram..e.
in prueseed to the Allegheny Comet,* • • [ch.: D.
flaying am. Item and As...,inte otllcea
it
EW YORK. It. Doutio..ta et Co.
140STI E. It.caxxl.t. et Co.
VIII LA IThaYli I A B. Douai-Aga A Co.
I,TI D. I . kATT k 0..
( 'IIA RLBaTILi ....... It [hop :LAIN A: CO.
NEW lALLEA N b... It. Dou,i Cn.
ILICII]II/NDearn'.
CINCINNATI 11,u0t....aa 8 (10.
LoCISVILLY I. I.(o,(Ant, A, 0,
ST. LIJI:Ib .......... Ih/llaLAtia it. Co.
Cil Lt. AG ( 11. D0u0(..... k
This iteditut ion supplies Ito col u ribeixon Ip:di tioreseary
iu b.rlituon tut to the statolan, , „ responsibility, die, of 31er•
rhants. l'ruders. Miinutiscitirers, Public Companiee, kr.,
throtmliont the United States, their Territories, and British
North America. It Is a rainable auxiliary to importing,
:Shipping and Gallons/4mi Merchants as well an Jobbers and
Manufactnrers, and to all parties buying Tinto Exchange, or
dispensing credit.
The collection of debts is the States, Canada, Jgc.,titteaded
to with promptness and fidelity.
Terms made known at the office.
Wiwi - then In the AfrLlCy whohaveocca lion to travel
through thu Staten ary turuishml with introductory letters
to the VArtiatel uillevs, where they can obtain information
without extra coot. aprndm
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
ON PHILADELPHIA.
IIoN. TILOS. B. FLORENCE, Pres%
Envy. IL IhninoLn, Secretary.
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS,
From thr Ist slay q I August L. thz 31st day of I)ec., 1855
Amount rorrivetl in hlnrine prethinms $ 68.2-12 31
F.-r" 39.908 62
Total premint. for livo months
Bond/. of Allogheoy County, Pittsburgh, and
Pittsburgh 6's $ 78,7.1 an
Railroad Bonds, Cunt 33,400 00
1.1/11 011 First Mortgagn of Real Estate
•' Stocks, rollabfral
Crab in Rank and on hand
Rubm.ribOd, (payment not yet duel 87.0(.0 uU
Prvemiunt Notea. not )rt rnaturod 66,3.7
Dot. frnin A gt.nt,i, (4....nred I.y 114.nd)
Raiwanes and (`onann...d.nts.. .
$4041,151 13
arnoont of I,,,mrt, in,rrt. , l, but not yet adjantol•
$1.660 611
Marine 3,000 00
$4,666 66
This Company 'roar. Hull and Cargo risks on the uhio
Munnasippl trlbnuai tea Insures against LOW or Damage',
Ly Fire.. Lumen liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
ILLTCHANIIL4-11.1. T. M. Howet, Gun. J. K. Moorloqul,
Jame. Wood.
For Incu,noo apply (Ale
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
No. 90 Water at., bet. Wood end Margo..
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
oF VICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT bTS.
Philadelphia.
4.a - MARINE INSURANCES on Ve`suds, Cargo, Frei: ht,
to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by &tears, Canals,,
lad,. and Land Carnage., to all parte of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE ON .M.E.RCUANDIZE. generally. On
1401,4, Daelllng Houses, ar.
Atarts of Ihr Ibmpony ..,`Goventen• SA, ISGS.
Wouls, Mortgage., and Heal Estate ............ 114
Phila./100114 Ctty, and other Loans 85410 b 0
~, t oek In Banks, Railroad and Insurance Co'e Z 3,00) 10
etblr ........................... 186,440 Vi
oti tomol ..... . CpY
!Wm.., so hands of Ag , ente, P 1,1111111.1 on 31s
duo Poticiee recootly orsooki, and other debts
due the Com pany
rlptioa Notre
W Illiain M. t in. ; James C Hand,
J0....t.11 II Soal. i Theoplii.l. Paulding,
I. tool 10l A :....11.1..r, ! Jan.,. Traguair.
Join c 1/3.., , , IA dram 1:yro, Jr,
John It. Penr.o., I Sothan L. Price,
1" ve
.rg/. II LAir, Issues Tenuont,
P'../r.nr.l Darlington, ; Snlnn.4 H. Stuk.s,
Ih It M litu.ton. I floury Sloan,
M illrion I'. 1.1141 m -iv, 1 insureß. )I...Varian-I,
Hugh Ornig.j I liarlea Setital,r.
5i..,.. , r }!,!lra=n , 1 R.4./...rt Murton,Chart-. lioll,v, I John IL. Scruple, Pit lblnu g
.
II J..n., Brooke', P . T. Morgdo,
J. o J,tot ,, ,n, I J. T. Logan. ••
15' )1. MARTIN, Prea•tdent.
Tn. 0 II k NO. Vlci
1 - IY.Nkr LTLLI.X.N.
IMINUEIREE
INITVITREILT IXSTIIINCE CO1II"
OF POILADELPI/IA•
CilAIR= VRILY,CAL-411A111TV IT TN* MATZ Or PrMITYV.LVIA.
(.71,artereil Capital, 8500,000.
1111, MARINE .1.11) INLAND TN,I NSPOR Ti , N .
AARON S. LI PP INCOTT. Pmaithmt.
ROG Svert•tary.
( . 4EIJJU I YOU Tromnrer.
Lippiocott,
i II i
tch‘,141,4 G. Tm)lor,
ornn f_.l-1-4,
John I'.lnes P. Smyth.
....ii-TllllCottiptiy has been orgauiaal with a Cash Cat
Cal, and the Directors have determined to adapt the hotline
to In Airmilttbly rot , aircon. Ti observe prudence io
log Its attains, with a prompt adjustment of liaises.
Pittsburgh Nu. ;to Water streeL
J. NRWTON J0N1.13, Agent.
Thy followme. well huolmo atoi roeq..posiblo fwmn in Pi
horvii hale nothorweNt refi.reuce to them. with roimr,l to
.tat. 1126. All.l xouridnasn of the :klainutlacture.. losurit
knLmer
tioorg . e P. smith & Co,
Jon n, Tiernan & Ott.,
00,1
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Inenraue
Co., of LIARKIESURG. CAPITAL, $380,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co
PUILADMI.PLUA. CAPITAL, 63 0 0,000.
Insuranee Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WINCILUTEnt, VA. CAPITAL, 9300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, ILA
CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
lid ItTlultli. CA pint L AND ASSETS, V 4,153,489
Pennsylvania Insurance Co.of PITTSBURGH
CA P17'.41, ANL} ASSETS, N0v.5,1 0 55, $129,022 49
W. Prtorideut A. A. Caluarr., Sect-Ono
dorli,dapely
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
CORN ER OF WATER AN D MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, Prasidento
Timm. (lateen, Secretary.
*'thin eintipa uy utakea exery itentrunco appertaining
or runuoeted with LI yr: RISKS.
Alan. agninat HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the (Thin
and Mississippi Rivera and trilitarh., and NW-UNE RISKS
genenilly.
And againet 1,0911 and Damage by Fire. and against the
Neils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportatiuu.
l'ollries issued at the lust est rata% L . ttnitistent with tiafet
all parties.
Robert Galway, Stumm' IHChirkstu
P. Uo.o rn , M.D. John Scott,
J. 11.41 Marshall, David Richey,
Jaitiei W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, . Joeeph S. Leech,
J..llii Fullerton, Mangield B. Brown,
David 11. Chembern, Ohrlath. Zug,
NC illiarn Carr, Robot 11. Hartley,
J.. D. Mold]. feblB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPAN'
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLI A NI It/MALEY, President.
S AN! I.! EL 1.. MARkIIELL, Lto:retury.
PFWE: IN Iraler a rod, bnituern Marled and Wood streets.
iminrea HULL AND CARUO RISKS, on the Oh
and lississippi Rivers and tributaries.
I naures against Loss or Damage by FIRE.
Also, innintst the Feriii of the Sea and Inland Navigalie
and Truluniortatien.
William Biwaley, Capt. Mark Sterling,
Konea M. Cooper, Sal/Illal M. Kier,
Saua , ' Ilea, • William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, Jr., Juhn S. DLlwurth, •
limac M. Potinuek, Francis Reliant,
S. lituintigh, J. Sehoormaker,
Wainer Bryant,
William B. Haile.
John Shipton. 21.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOIEN H. SIIOENBERGER, President.
ROBERT PINNEY, Secretary.
O. W. ItATCHELOR., tleneral Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OP
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
J. H. Rhoenberger,
C. W. Batchelor,
Naar M. Pennock,
W. W. Martin,
It. T. Leech, Jr.,
George B. Belden,
I=l
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4!?! - All Losses sustained by partieiinsured under policies
issue , ) !.y this Company will lie liberally adjusted and prompt,
ly pa;.i At its OFFICE, No. Oil WATER STREET.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZIO) CAPITAL, 8300,000.
46t-Ineure Bolding! and other Property against Len or
Damage by Fire, and the Perth, of the Sea and Inland Nati.
gut ion and Transportation.
MILSCTORK.
Wm. F. Johnston, Rody Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Currier, W. 31"Cliutock, Jas. P. Tanner,
George W. Smith, W. S. Haven, D. E. Park,
I. Grier Sproul, Wade Hampton, IL 31. Long,
A.. 1. Jones, J. H. Janes; EL 14 •
OFIICERS.
Prexident Hon. WM. P. .101120310. N.
Vice president BODY PAITERBON.
yady and 7Yeas--A. A. Gramm . ( laely
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B. DOUGLASS L CO
INVISTSD AS WILLOWS
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P. A. MARYIRA, Agent,
No. tIS Vittaburg!
NI AMAX INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
EMIR=
Willman It. Thomas,
.41frisl Weeks,
Charles J. Fields,
EICIMEISEE!
WIL,on, Childs k Co,
Hampton & Canlo,ll,
IL Childs & Ca
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A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
PITTSBURGH
CESEM
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G. W. Casa,
W. K. ?Unlink,
r^r. B. Updike,
B. D. Cochran,
- John A. Canglies,
S. S. Bryan.,
David M'Cautilesfi.
OF PITTSBURGH
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' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rID 'X CANDIXXS WILLIAM Carll.l.
WCandless, Means & Co., 1,
(ftccoenore to Wick & WCandless,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,nnd Dealersin
(ICON, ItAT,LMILABS, iXitt*NWAtlSS)aid vas:
bur g h Ninnufactimes generally,'coitior of Wood and Water
evni, Pittsburgh. myB
BEIIINTA - NIY CONCERT.
ONE DAY:L911441133.
et the foot of Ett". Clair street.
I n consequence of the delay in the reppsattnrs.to the stessner
klaymend, and a general desire exp 'theta further Op
portunity would be offered to the ettfrunn of Pittsburgh, lb
POO the
• MUSEUM AND CONCEItt.•.-__
combined, the Mating Palace and James Bajfnond will re
main at the foot of St. Clair street,
THIS DAY. (lfriday,) May lib, 1856.
ME MUSEUM, with its performances wiltobe exhibited
at lii and 6 o'clock, P. Y.
A GRAND CONCERT
be given in the Rfdotto Saloon, lauuediatay after the
performance In the Museum.‘
*,a,„ ADMISSION to each 211 cents. , my 9 ..
FARM FOR RENT.—A small Farm, con
mining 24 acres, about one mile below the city, oppo
site Manchester. There Is on the promisee, a large frame
lease) and stable, about 100 bearing apple trees; also peach,
cherry and plum trees, grapes, &c. place would suit
a Knoll gardener. ror terms appy to
my 9 D. C. & J. H. SAWYER, N 0.47 Wood.st.
•
DISSOLUTION OF CO- - PAETNERStOP.
The co-partnership heretofere ertating bateicen the
uudersigned, under the etyle of "The American Papier
macho Manufacturing Company," was this
. day dissolved by
mutual consent. Those indebted to the Company will pleise
make payment, and those having claims against it, will
present them for settlement at No. 78 Second street, Pitt*.
burgh. ROBERT J. CUMMINGS,
JAMES C. CUIEMINGS, Ja.
IL C. TUNES,
•
w. U. WOODWARD.
Pittsburgh. May Bth. 18M. my 9.2,
.$1.04,1(a
..XOO4lll UO
$108,151 13
SHOE STORE AT AUCTION—On SAT-
Y morning, 10th lust, eit 10 o'clock, at Elinton's
shoe Store, corner of Tunnel and Wylie streets, win be Bolds
his entire stock of Boots and Shoes. Toots, Story fixtures,
kr-, comprising Wiest, misses', and children's Louie; shuns,
gaiters. slippers and tier, moo's fine .boots and lounroe's,
Wits. boot trees,fine welnut show case. counters; shelving,
kc, &c., Liny9l P. IL DAVIS, Auct'r.
`ELECT MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,“:4:' )1a
1,_7 SATUBDAT evening, May 10th, at 7 1 ,4•ceckick, will be
sold at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner Wood and
Fifth streets, a large collecakm of eelectmiatiellanemis books,
comprising the best eilitionemf standard histories, uniform
Bette of the Britiob Poeta and Dramatists, library editions of
popolar works onecieuce and art, recent English and Amer
nun publicatiou* in elegant literature, superb copies of the
Family Bible, numerous volumes In Theology, dm,
myn P. M. DAVIS, AucCr.
BOOKS! BOOKS II BOOKS!!!
French's American Drama, consisting of Li:wadies,
dramas. comedies sod farces, Ac., Au.
Drougharn's Dramatic Works, consisting of dramas, Collie,
di. and farces.
Sketches and Adventures in Madeira, Portrigal, and the
A udaniasiss of Spain.
Aspen Court, a story of our own time—Shirley innate'
Ladles' tluide to perfect gentility—Miss Thornwell•
Eutaw—by Wm. G. Simms.
Married not Mated—by Alice Carey.
The Banshy Papers—by John Brougham.
Pluribustob—by Q. H. Philander Doesticke, P. B.
Just received by W. 4 OILDITIRENNEY A C 0..-
cult Fifth street opposite the Theatre.
LOST—On Wednesday evening, a BRASS
KEY, troken at the handle. Any one returning the
name to 0. LYON, No. 103 Water etreet, will receive one
doll. reward_ mye
ACOMPANION TO HIAWATHA, BY
Q. K. PEIILANDEIL DOESTICKS, P. 11.—PLINU
tst,,CATI—A Song that's by no anther. 12tuck., slab, $l.
illustrated with 154 Intmorons angryh go.
For salo by 11. mum k CO..
nty9 No. 32 Smithllala et.
93,55•! 91'
lOU UOl o UU
4431" 3 , I.
13 U ILDESIU LOTS FOR SALE.—Eleven
tots of ground. situate in the borough of Lauvenee.
rut, These lots are on several of the pleasant streets of
that borough, and elegantly situated for private residences.
Apply to BL&KELY & RICIIRY,
may Real Beate Brokers.
NOTICE TO FARMERS—
rovolviug horeo Hay Rakes, improved meta.
90 dozen hand Hay Rakes
2u do Grass Scythes.
1:i do U rah. do
2u do do Cradles, various patterns. '
Id expanding Cultivators, suitable for the 'farm or
pardon.
1,.0.000 Agricultural Draining Tile. 33 by 434 inch calibre.
glAt the Seed and 4,ricultnral Warehouse of
myu.m JAMES WARDROP, IT Fifth at.
FRSH E ARRIVAL AT WM. CARVILL'S,
No. 212 Liberty street.—Clothing at all prices and .4
ihe lined fashiousble styles,just revived and for sale at the
lowest midi prices, at this chimp Clothing Emporium. Don't
forget the place, No. 212 Liberty street, between Wood Mid
Market streets. myB-3tn
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E3IOVA - E M. —W CARVILL HAS RE
)fOCliUfrom N 0.22 Fifth street to No. =2 Liberty
sin...A, where ho is prepared to SUIT his customers with the
newest faabions. toyl3-3M
MISS LESLIE'S KEW RECEIPTS FOR
COOKING.
]tees Ladle's New Receipts for. Cooking of all kinds, Cakes,
Poetry, &c., &c. Pries $l,OO.
sax Comprising new and improved methods of preparing
all kinds of coups, fish, oysters, terrapins, ttutlei vegutablm
meats, poultry, vane, sauces, pickles, sweetmeats, cakes,
pies, puddings, confectionary, rice, Indian meal wham.
tions of all kinds, domestic liquors, perfumery. remedies,
laundry work, needle work, bittern, additional receipts, ikc-
Also, list of articles suited to go together for broakfizataildin
tiers, and suppers, and much useful information and ebony
miscellaneous enbjecta connected with general housewifery.
Now edition, eularged and Improved, complete in f2O pages,
handsomely bound. This work has had a very extensive
sale, and many thousand copies have beau sold, and the de
'nand la increasing yearly, being the most complete work
of the kind published Is the world, and also the latest and
beat, an In addition to Cookery Its receipts for making
Cakes and Confectionary are unequalled by any other work
extant. This in entirely different from any other work on
blather trubiectil, under other names, by the same author.
myB 11. MINER di CO., No. X/ Smithfield threat.
P ARISIAN
TOOTH PASTE.—This is a
Pnew and excellent tooth paste, prepared under the
supervision of Dr. J. F. Mrilllken, Surgeon Dentist, and is
recommended to the public as being superior to any tooth
p.m or powder now in use, for cleansing and beautifying
the teeth, removing tartar, !strengthening theguins, perfu
ming the 'breath ,
.
Prepared and .Id only by JOS. FLEMING, •
myB corner Ditunenii and Market st.
SAR ATOGA WATEOtt. Saratoga
water (Congress Spring) 'day by
myB JOS. FLEMING, corner and and Market at.
BLUE LICKWATER-10 bbls. fresh Blue
Lick water ri , ceifoil this Je k i by JOS. FLE3IINO,7
myB corner Diamond and ilarke i t it.
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A LARGE BRICK HOUSE pleiisantly situ
nted in Allegheny city, with lot of ground 30 feet
out on Bank lane, by 150 feet deep to al5 foot alloy. The
house is well built and finished M modern style; portico in
front, hall, two parlors, dining room, kitchen, i chambers,
reflex, hydrant, paved and gravel yard, shade and indt ,
trees, shrubbery, &c., all in complete order, for saki by
inyB S. CIiTIIBNUT & SON. 51.1darliet st.
ti kiVCeifTAOE HOUSE of flee rooms
t 1 will be sold OP s.ertrable terms by
'Bye 8. CUTIIIIEIT k SON, 51 Mailiet et
GARDEN LAND AND FERRY PROP
liRTY FOR SALE.—We offer for sale an old and
well established ferry on the Allegheny rivet•, (known as
llithon's Ferry) with ten acres of land which ,from its kr
tillty, would make an excellent market gardOn. It is situ;
aced at the mouth of Deer Creek, between the canal and the
river, and opposite [Baton's Station on the Allegheny Val
ley Railroad. Will be sold lowand on easy mine*.
Also, four acres of land adjoining Reed street, (on the city
line. near the Minersville Turnpike From its peculiar lo
cation and a fine stream of water ronribg through It, It
would suit for a soap boiler, butcher, glue manufactory, Ate.
Apply to 03Y7] BLAB:ELY & MILEY.
BANE OF PITTSBUILOU,kI.
Mar 6, 1&48,
11 . 7 g , TIIN PItESIDENT AND DIRECTORS' OF, $
Sauk, have gbh day declared a dkidetid of - FtVg
I•Sit CI.:ST on the Capital Stock, out of theirollta of lb*.
ket six months , payable to Stockhalde - ra,ar ir legal rep.
rot ell tat v«-s, ou or after the 16th inst. JOHN . IDES.
tuy7:d3tawlt. Cashier.
MECHANICS' BANK, PITTSBURGII. j
MAT 6, 1 .
il - ...3: - . THE PRESIDENT AND DIREMORBS6.
S OF HE
e DY 511,1211AN1.C.8' BANK have this day declared a divi
dend ..f YOUR PER CENT. on the Capital Stock, out of the
protte or the Bank, payable to the Stockholdera, or their
legul representetives, on or after the 16th twat.
tily7__ GEOROE D. srmitw, Cashier.
_ _
WESTIRN INSURANCE comYANY,
MAY 8. . 1856 .
THE DIRECTORS 40 THIS COMPANY •Efe VE
thia day declared a dividend of TWO DOLLARS per
abare on the Capital Stock, payable to 13tockholdere on ar
antic the 16th Rtat. I my 7 Y. LL CORDON, Srey,
•
THE LADIES GUIDE TD PERFECT
Gentility—in manners, dress and eonvensationi •; in the
tinnily, in company, at the piano forte, the tattle, la the
street, and in gentlemen's society. Also, a mead instruc
tor in letter writing, toilet preparation, teary needlework;
millinery, dress making, care of the wardrobe, the hair,
teeth, bands, lips, complexion Sadly rThornwell.
Nor eine by W. A. GILDENFENNET k
my 7 kin street, oppralte the Theatre.
FARM FOR SALE. We offer for sale a
Fano of 110 sem, about 3%nillesTrom rogan's
non (on the Allegheny Valley Railroad). The Improve
rocas convict in part of a good and roomy dwelling home,
trams barn, Ac. lib Berea of the land la cleared and =Rim,
tett. Labium damper. The whole is watered by excellent
springs,. Apply to (my 7 ) IfLAYAELY A RICHEY. ,
LINSEED OIL-50 bbis. No. 1 Linseed Oil
in prime order, for eele by J. BCIIOONhiIi,KNR.
toy 7 No. 24 Wood at.
8 IfdAR-20 bbl-. brown Coffee Sugar.
do A,, just received and for Wetly
toy 7 REYMER .4 ANDERSON, No. 39 Wood et.
T L E NCHESTKETTAOI):-
.. ERTY FOR Safe—having a front of 110 feet on Fay.
into street by 124 root deep on Manhattan until, taa 25 feet.
tlloy, with ee large dwelling Mouse Of halls, two parlors;
dining room, kitchen, three chambers, and porches in trout ,
anti rear. The alum is a miry pleasant location, fruit and
/shade trees, shrubbery, &a. B. 01311181:RT & 80N,
my 6 5l Market st.
lidrACE.-200 pounds for sale by
11l a. FAHNESTOCK
comer tint pie Wood eta.
A_DDER.-3 casks fer sa e
111.: myft
° variety
orputtetne, for arilety.
°P.6 W. P. m.AB.SuALL A CO, 87 Wood et.
•
ft Oe
r i g HALR,--10 bales curled, just re
cetved and for sale by SPRINGER RaRRAIIGII,
• No. 2dd Liberty at ,
'WINDOW SHADES—At wholmde and
retail far sale by
EVO W. P. 1114YRSVATI 8 00 1 IT Wood at.
M ~*
, Y ;y,.;,.. ;ri,:
-:: ~;~
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lii
7+
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Atttlirli SWAY oPeithoti L4'110 . ; at
welock, at thelfaithitithe Eichan - Valet, will. he
laddlOCl SlutraMink of Plitiherp. VA
nll 6 - • Y. M. DAVIS, Ate*.
fONECUTOWS:` SAla. OPs--VAUFMITA
t•REAi. ESTATPOIUSINICRI S TAN D, NTIII WELL
.IIOMSE; oUT-SCOUSES,.ANDJAISMOVAMBIM,
CU CREEK, AT ,SURlTWtterii-OterOVIEDAT
morning, May MO.—Peter:up:airy ilk., by order of the oar
riving Executors of Slap,. Stnith s dlsmasodg Whew buil.
aelleitatulkeifidebit - ot land, &nate en the Plttabeirgh and
t441 1111 11a lantaike road, at - Mutters creek, four ,rnike
aa :Pittsburgh, in Charters totrustfti county
will be sold on theTremnes, at PIIII
of Sums, purchaser, all 'that ''falurtb VW. e red
pkre of •land Anat. OLD lOSTSELISMET/ "IWO/ 'BUSI
NESS end TA VEEN STAND; on ttlicattert= the
Turnpike Road, at Antintit/'
Jaime! McDonTiell, with dwellinip i i t ataidivigackintitl
&hop au& otlfer bulhUng. . giorAntebtrittffhomas
lograwdames.Flarwin, of 00; Wee Campbell, de•
• coned, and try L aid Clutrtieri seek, ocattalaing about forty
three saes, trizty-two perches, Odd, ttalluttott,--Tbi of
/Bud will•be sold enbibet to a chi ti n' ("LAW McDonnell,e under
a hew to him, dated,ltereMber•lnthl if for ' and during
his natural lite, at Om yearly refit ikarge.. of $l5O, .Pel'abb
"M Terma kinAuallr. otarth cash, and the loannee' ‘ Ut equal
annual payments with interest psYable seti:MtinAWly', - secur•
ed op the premises. For further liattricates apply at 31 a"
Karma's A.nctlon Many PittsbnWtfroludinr=onnell.
on the prainlant. ' Jawniv-Rattraut
OSOPII j
op—nlana P. Ikto=':nantrOneer. •
Ohio aid Pennsylvaniiidffiroad.
SPR ING
PASOINORR MAINS wru; irczfutitik,*aßre
SUNDAYS, as „follows I -.--,....,5. -it-
'Leaves Pittsburgh fur Crestlina itlY, A. AL Ini 3P. 31. -,..y
Leaves Crestlinerfar•Pittsbingh , SPYA:AL'Aiid. WO P. M. k.
These Trains teaks close connentioni' a; vaititfiirtrrmlth
Trains for COLUMBUS, "DAYTON, CINCINNATI, BELLE.
FONTAINE, - INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS, •
and -all pointil on roads extending Weat anti Sonth-west ";*
through OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS. ~ .
_,, : .A 0
Both Treble from Pittsburgh connect at Alarudield, with . d.'•
Trillos on. SanduskY;Ailansheld andNeentrid Wad; ft-10,11 . 1.
...-^ 7
CAOO, TOLEDO and - SANDUSKY; making as quirk and g
sure connectional.° C111C.410. as by any other route. OM. ff
neatens are made At Alliance with Trains on Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, for CLEVELAND,,CRICAOO, DUNKIRK • ••.:',
and BUFFALO. , !
Passengers leaving Pittsburgh, at 8-P.. AL - Tor,ElNodook3S , . <
Toledo and Chicago, have the benefit of a - night's! 'reel, at
Aleindield or Cleveland, and arrive in 'Menlo early 'neat '.
~.
evening.
TIFSOUOII TICKETS are sold teedlnfidies - r, 'Nil taP, Cin" • '
cultist', LOulaville, St Tim* Indiandpolii;lkretotilxhies ,1:
Chicaspac4tock .. Idandi lowa City; - Duinlieth, Blilwaltkie.
Cairo, Springfield, 111., Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prin
cipal cities in the West . ..y.. • •, - . • •• . .
-.• - NEW BRIM-120Y ACCOAIODATION . ILUN itWittrtUOW
.Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7,'A. M. end lg P. AL .. Leaves w
Pittaburgh for New itrighton, at 93‘ A. AL - atid 15%, F. M. ..
Kir. Tor. tickela and :further ' .• ;i••ma.Uot, opt)! to. A. T.
JOHNSON, at the corner officeymnder tbstiAlotionip
Ileum or at the Federal street Statku+n OF.O.•PAIN, ,••
Ticket Agent JOHN NW I i1,',.• tiger iAgrut.
4. . 81100RIA; Burt. 1:
Chi chtnati, Hamilton itp,PnyttinitaliFtwad. i
CINCINNATI PASSFSGEIIBI6II 'please 1
tnite notice that the adverOsertieint,q't alliiiid heats, i-7.
astir e that the 8 o'clock A. IL tridia,of thikDbloand Fenn
sylvabialtallresul is the 'only•One'Whicb gijiteaVa at
•f, -',,
amities.. This i s iwi:erect, and'. lAs - the
travelling public, as there are twin - WYMaui* • - 'Pill& I. ,
brush and Cincinnati waking cloan-and att -sare:ififnenFlons,
sin lINLLIIFONTAJN and `DAYTON/ 'hfinetrottte entices
itonusodons with the' 3 P. M. train of: the.Oldnand Pentitryb•
Tanis Railroad. 0.. H. BROWN, Gaul Agent. 1
F. IsNPWLAND; int. Pittsburgh. • felltt
B 00 , 1 i S
Speechcw... , . .... . : . .
rdarriod•not Atetei:::by
Golomba—byyrosperlieriper..--, .....
iterenica—a novel. . ... 90c.
Sight sad Ileikring—:bi Dr. thtlitr.::i . "";,17.,:` 132
Notes ors Volunteer: )oc.
_ _ . _ . .
old Forest Ranger-471 N...
CarolitaTtee 1,12
Lettetii of 3,12
Slogslogo • . 10c.
4111 AtroudY, or Life an itte , knice.: vr -,1 7 .• 4.4 70c
lectico tind•ito/leligiOn=byl92tkiif 00c.
Gems of Spanish Poetry
Schartnyl A 0.0.0 Circassian ''' . .70e;
Adger A.. Poe's Complete !Yorks.:Ai ''ll,oo
' '9oc.
Eamblesin • 60c.
Alone ,
ItWen .... . . ......................... ,1,00
Wide* Reduces Papas ........ ........ ... ..... 1 1 00
Oar Countrymen—by Lessing .. .
Leslie's °Sults of Fashion for May-- 25c.
Knick.erborher. for .May
Schoolfellow
" .... : .... .. . ... —...—... lbc
Peterson,
LeeWs N. T. Journal "
Goals, tor May
Putnam for May
Wonsanld Worth for May
ThompwFee u"` :^..
Blackwood tor Aprll. 1
All who want Books lower - than mu be purc1 . ,:t.1i . 44 . olee
where, ea matter of coursego to• •
• LAUFFER'S BOOKSTORE,
RFS • - 'NO. 77 Fourth 'street.
PRIZE SONGS.--,The — NeiflVOtk nuttiest
Review Prize Sougc
• No. L Sweet and low—by o.D F esel. "Took the ftrafFrita
of $2OO.
. No. 2. One heart for me—hy T.:de
No; 3. Where am ell the hie& that. sarig 7 -1,1 Fronk
Na. 4. My gentle motile r's song—by C C: r.ohvereet Tiiok
the second prize of $lOO. .
No. b. The Baby—by IL IL Allen. • -
No. 8. The 10owere—by Freak Barley.
No. 7. The Parting—by IL.C. Wateon. '
No. 8. The Sereuade—hy Hobert Stop& -
Theabors eight Songs were selected from 400 sent in-for
competition, and it is the beet collection of Song, rare? pub.
liaised n America; They are lowa lu eaparfrotyle, - and
sold at the low price of
TwzreeT-Frat CCM Raw.
For sale at the Music Store of
myB J011:4 11. 10 7,14 . 1 .01 7 81,Wcod at.
•
IMPORTANT.—The Subscribers are ao*
opening a Spring and Summer assortment °Maxis, pun•
wising in part a lar-e and well selected stock of the beet
quality and most fad' enable styles of Summer. Clothing for
Lionsm ; line English Bridles and bitirtingidesf . Earley Wa
ters; Rome Mystics ; Curry Combs; Carriage Duertengtee
pet and Enameled Loather Traveling Bage, Ladies' and
Gents' gole-leather Trunks, Au. Alter which, we are conft
dent, are superior in quality and lower in price than over
before offered In this market. Purchasers are Invited to call
and examine our stock. rt the sign of the:Goldoni nottiohtaift
No. 80 Wood street, corner of Diamond Alley.•
my 3 IL R. imrz...tir7s.
REMOVAL.
VRANK VAN GORDERHAS REMOVED
to No. 78 .31ARK.Wr street, nearly 4positete his at}.
stand, and is now prepared to supply ids monument and-Aber
public generally with anything they seed lit tha rtarnil,
Trimmings, kminolderiea, Ribbms, Lioalery. Jusit
fancy Goods generally. • • • •-' 1-41;
air Remeinber Vie NE, 78 bilitElt it.• • a1ft.316--elf7
APARTNER W A NTE, tuider l :-
signed wishes to sell the one-holf jettqtalillo
COAL WORKS, all in the best of ordet,'snd.in TIMM**
tion, with =tries and rooms . enntrotent . . l ; ll D lO / .efxt.*
miners. Ho will sell the whole, it deerskin.
sp2(l:lm* A. .7. ustritn..ilrobstei
i MCV it 7 )0
ALANGE BASEMENT. ROOM, 21 feet
wide 11 30 deep, ball aboie ground, wad well light.
od and flniabod, - will be ranted on rmsols tome. It la
on the corner of Fourth street and Cherry alley. Enquire
at ' (JaVtAtj MICE OF 3101INISO POST.
OLD TYPE METAL.
•
}UTE FOR SALE, -at the Office of
- v r • t he MORNING POST, a large qtuiatity of OLD
T.TPE, Maohlatiaa and others wattling each an article call
gata largeatipplybtrailllng ' robe
DIFISDIKERORIEFR.;=Jn et • received a
large oi ladies and gcnte.liandkerclrlefei
Warm` lariat*: Mae, a' superior let of gents. cravats ati4
lial l2B l A. A'. MASON - A CO.
L"'AIiARIC.--4000:pounds for-sale by
na
,y 6 B. .A. YAMTESTOCK &CO.
PREPARED CHALK---issues Wide vir
miro B. IMAINISOTOOK CO.
lIBEEN
eirive4l by
I,XS--60' IA&
118NRif IL OOLLINS.
I.IVE:3OAP---20 nous in - kora and for
O
sale hy__ finy6l BEZINGER HARRAMIIi
GEWAN 'SOAP-15 bolow in stare A.ttO
foritapy [inytl] SPRINCIER UARRAUGEL
VR 7 IIIA •PAMILY FLOUR-50 bbls. choice
m9B Just received, and for sale by
BPROSIgI3, WOMALLIGIL
c i aTERINE CANDLES - 25 'boxes in store
1„.3 and fur sale by Igo] SPRINGEE ILLIIIIIIIMI
WOOL-- - The Want market price paid kr
met by liby - 8) 121PRIvO1SIM411BAU4:111.
• _
y A Frall.-1&0 half - bble. = White, Fish,
jj Trout, sshonu, Pickerel, *r...„ for told
mss —HENRY 11/00MM.
ATS.-200 bnaholt to arrive azid for safe:Cy
n 275 utzurrn 4xtuftrult
CILASS,-500 boxe8:10, 9x12, 10.112,,antf
10xl4 for Pale by .1 nilf.) HENRY IL °marts:
TRIRD APPLES.-a2oo'bizahola Ampule bye'
my 6 HSNBC U. COLLINS.
TL - sak by
As.-100 half cheatk Guapowg
der, Young H yron and l
Itiack. t i eas„. in store and tor •
[notil
.
sah3 b in OBACCO. —75 half txrzes.flororitTe btandi
.furiysl . ' ZOBRMOORIEPAIi:
UGAR.--PrimeNeiv 9tienzka 54. store fad
S
mr au by tuky63 3100811,EM.
IaOLASSES.-125-bbls. N. O. Molasses fiTr- ,
sale by [mybj . DI6OB4RA D A,
DRIED APPLES.-200 bushels Dried-Apr
plea, in Moro and for sale by
CASK FOR WOOL—The - -higheat market
price, paid in cash, by SPRINGER. umumucat.. ,
VLOWERS 'AND FRIIIT: 72 I. A.ll.(BOMj
1.• a CO.havejtel received by lisptess,tem more outona
of very fine.Frenrh Flowers and Ault. Was .Rxtdisato.i:the ,
finest assortment to be found in the city. myS
--
200 B 2o 4 il XE !rf x .i n l t icit, d ri ed ifi c ! i ituit en reixt ill viid j r ‘r .i
,
=tor:sale by z . o sayilza 4 Aluisasort,. . ~
• 6b9 Vkaid'ste*
MILL ANI OBOSS, - 0UR54,3y8.;
-Grail and Own Scythe; ' ' • .
Anvils. Bellinnt and Vises;
Pump Chant and Fixtures',
, Hay and Manisa Padua Abiether **let a fargi -
and extensive aniortstent sd Haniiate; just retelfe 4 t al ia to . ,
gals len, at Ne. - 133 Wood street, between Diamond ells - it ;,o'. ,
Yunrtb street, Pittatmrgh.. SAM% WHIN ''' .
4
ONET-3 cases for sale by - , •--, :'
ems' . RENkt le. COLLIBB.:,
,3
At I AZINES.
. 3.
Blackwood, Kukkerbocker, Frank Leads Buity . a..:.
01 . him, London Illustrated News, dc.„ 7ko, for's& ky
. „
.;
B. T. C.. MORGAN, 41 Fin eater; '',..,
WANTED.L--Constaitt einploilikent
akys
giver,top cooithirdoner or ritrlittC. 4141 4.1
BLAKELY a XIV 61.
cti.~ `:
~L :r.
r t t
17c.
FORSYTH A scoTr,
75-witaritrbet_'
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