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MEN
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TUESDAY MORNING
JAM
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
THE POST ANL) THE ASSAULT.
As we expected, the assault on Mr. Sumner
has furnished the desperate agitators with a
much needed theme for declamation. The Kan
sas subject had become stale and unprofitable
and until some new events occurred in that ter
ritory, the people were tired of the subject. The
outrage at Washington has come just in time to
afford a little variety. The Gazette and liiarts , /
of yeWterday poured forth ponderous columns on
the subject, the main purpose of which was
to
prove a lie. That lie is that the Post was dis
posed either to justify or excuse the assault on
Mr. Sumner. Our readers know that that is an
unmitigated falsehood. To prove the utter fals
ity of the allegations, we need only to republish
a few extracts from our articles on the subject is
I he Saturday and Monday numbers of our paper
Here they are:
" Mfr Brooks has acted the ruffian. has com
mitted a crime in law, and, tee think, a breach
of privilege. He may be ptuti,hed by the -
ate : he may he punished by the Court.
.•
%Cr neither justify nor excuse the n. , sault. It
hould he severely punished, and we hope it will
he. But these non-resist en t Wen, who can
shower down bitter and reviling words, but will
not defend themselves, are a disgrace t , the
Northern States, as much as the bullies and rut•
flans are to the Southern. Had Senator Sumner
made an effort at defence by any means within
his reach, he would have had the general :'vm
pathy•
We have already declared our detestation of
such outrage° as that committed on Senator
Sumner a few days since. We hope 1),..dh Douses
„f Congress will act promptly upon the subject,
and deal with the °fender as he deserves. 5.
Senator, no Representative is safe if such out.
rages may pass unpunished. Fi-eedom of speett
may often be abused, but there are other meats
of redress than the cane, the bowie knife or re
solver ; arid the Senate Chamber is the last place
where such disgraceful scenes should occur.
The whole nation is degraded by it. The late:“
accounts received make it out IL worse affair than
it was at first represented.-
Such is our language, pretty clearly expressed
we should Riippost
We then expressed in equally clear terms or
dislike of that non-resistant policy which not otil
invites hut provokes assault. It is northern
men who adopt the non-resistant policy, and
again and again is the north degraded by it.
Had it been known that Mr. Sumner would de
fend himself with resolution, and with arms i!
nesessary, we should not hare heard of his being
beaten. Our opponents talk glibly about "bael,
hone. - Why d they not ,how it when assailed
Mr. Sumner ie a larger and stronger man than
Mr. Brooke. Ile is forty two years of age.
the prime of manhood, and in api.earatioe
to cope with any man in Cot.gress Ye: with
such physical endowments and capacitie, lie i
non-resistant. and any ruffian feels safe in as
sailing him. Why has not Lewi= I , Campbell, of
Ohio, been assaulted before this time i lie a
much smaller man than Sumner, and uses strong
and harsh I mguage freely. But lie has declared
that if assailed he will defend himself as nil ill ,
instincts of nature prompt : and un
harmed amongst the throng at Washington. Le
Mr. Sumner he equally resolute and he will he
equiNfFafe. _
cases lave now occurredin illustrate the
folly, and the disgrace to the north of that cow
ardly policy of non-resistance. Governor herder
was attacked nail knocked down and kicked
Stringfellow. Reeder au active twi ath:,:uc
man, and a loaded pistol was lying b ride bin..
Did be resi-t '! Not at all. lie got up. re iu•,
his hand toward the revolver, w;thdrew it, and
stood back on his go bernatoriii: dignity. Had
he shot Stringfellow, he would have been justi
fied and applauded. But he did nothing. 'lof
tier Greeley was assaulted and caned at ISashiug•
'tom Be endured it meekly, and declined ev,dl
to appeal to the law for redres, Mr. Sumne,
has been beaten, witiMut resistance, by a mat,
less powerful than himself. Even his best friend , '
are obliged to excuse him by saying he was taken
unawares : was in a position where be was pow.
erless ; was stunned by the first blow, ,tcc. Luck
fly an investigating committee has been appointe..
and we shall soon know the truth. This touch n.
feel assured of now, that had Sumner been Luow
as a man who would promptly defend himsel fwirh
weapons if necessary, he would not have been
thus assailed.
The north has been disgraced enough by thi. ,
non-resistant doctrine, and if it is still to be pur
sued by the abolitionists in (ongres•, the peop:,
of the north are not bound to bestow much sym
pathy when they are assailed, h.,wever nil
they may dete , t the assailant. This is ex
actly what we sail at first of this as s ault on Mr
Sumner; we say it yet, and the ribaldry at,l
lies of a thousand Lid:etre: and JournalA cannot
Ciange our opinion. We know it is the genera!
sentiment. It is uttered at every street-corner.
Even the r;ar,tre nt first said "We must send
fighting men to Congress." That is just what
we say. But the Gazette now imagines that some
political capital can he made ant of this affair.
and it backs at once from its first position, and
libels another for saying exactly what it said
Now, when the Post has uttered such senti
menti, and none other, every one can see whether
we are justifiable iu charging upon the Gazelle an
intentional, inexcusable falsehood in saying
that we justified the assault on Sumner" We
have neither justified it nor excused it; but have
condemned it in unqualified terms, and have a!,,
condemned that non resistant pidicy that invite ,
scion assaults. And now we wait until the Coin
mittee gives us the precise facts.
THE Cincinnati correspondent of n New York
paper furnishes the following description of the
hall in which the Democratic National Conven
tion is to be held :
-The difficulty with the hull is, that it will
not hold comfortably or uncomfortably more
than stzteen hundred persons. Themain portion
of the hall seats about one thousand persons,
and here will be systematically and centrally w -
ranged seats for the delegates, leaving a lobby
rapablenf accommodating a crowd of throe or
four hundred outsiders. The gallery *ill hell,
perhaps, six hundred. This very handsomely
overlooks the stage, which, with its little green
and blue rooms, will barely suffice to hold the
officers 8f the meoling and the reporters. The
arrangement for the benefit of the newspaper,
will be very complete."
FLoßitm AND THE PIIESIDENCY. -- The •
to the National Democratic Convention, !eon,
Florida, are : (len. John Chilton, Col. II
L •ng, 1100. It. Jordon, Robert Floyd nod
John It. Brooks. They were not instructed
by the convention -- which wits one of the
largest ever assembled in that State—but we
are informed by a gentleman from Pensacola that
they will cast a united vote for James Buchanan.
It is said that the dismissal of Mr. ('rampton
is now a fixed fact. It is only delayed till Sec
retary Marcy tau prepare a reply to the v4,lunii
nous letter of Lord Clarendon refusing to recall
him. Then Mr. Crampton goes.
THE President has vetoed another bill makin
an appropriation for the improvement of the St.
Mary's river in Michigan.
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Vitisbarg, felt'
FOR PRESIDENT :
ES BUCHANAN
In the derision of the (Immiturn.)
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CANAL COMMISSIO, :
GEORGE SCOTT, or COLI'3IIIIA Co
At :RJR GENERAL
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JACOB FBI, Jr., Slosrliourza Co.
SUR VETOTt nEYERAL
TIMOTHY IVES,
-_ Potter Corlerr
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Our earnest wish may make us over-sanguine,
number of extracts from private letters received
but we entertain scatee a doubt that Mr. Buchan- w m it : l i n t
uelianan. W
an w ilt be the nomit*. of the Cincinnati Conven- a few weeks, -Teakieg of the prospects ef
e publish a few i 4. them;
tier. The current Of public sentiment runs too t lA. i,ENGLAXI).
strong in that direction -to' be resisted. East, An influential Demilerat in litt.,did-land, wrd ,
\,',,t. North and Saith the same calm and clear ting from Providence states -41 have new tray
eclendBi oievrearblNetw
towns; anal
hire
a l ,, , , , ,,, :e dt u ltt;t : ,,o n ssut a r, l e, l f the
e
expree-ion of the popular will i r heard. The
country is sick of agitation, and feels assured prominent men of both partie L S,
that Mr. Buchanan's name has pewee to allay that, without any attempt to exaggerate, arid you
tire excitements th rt have been artfully stimula- I know I am not a sanguine man, the masses, in this
pnrtof the el cou t u n tryi t are for James Buchanan, and
nobody
fed by agitators rite] demagogues. The first ! i t;
ff et t u t ei e n n e t I t Dent o -
stllionticerrirtit of her ri,onination would put an crats without t li s o e U t ounibe t r ' , te f n ro l rn rn j:e
end to all hope on the part of our opponents. cities in New England, and in every instance.i leading
They k,,oa that he could not be defeated. They name of Buchanan was the first that was sug
gested ris the favorite fur the Presidency. It' I
know that with him as our candidate, agitation
lid not know that you were iu the habit of meet
about Kansas, about slavery, and about Senate trig
men every day from different sections of the
fights would be all useless and in vain. Ills nom- Union, 1 should feel fearful lest you might doubt
ination will restore quiet and peace. The Free the extent of the feeling in this region. Mr.
Buchanan's name is the sign of success. I could
State men of Kansas will be no longer urged on
to rebellion and civil war. It will then be of no give.n ,l, who
the hoo names penlwe of the
ontmit delegates in New I lie
titmseves tohim,
.:bn
use 1.- , keep up the abolition excitement longer. that is unnecessary. One instance willshow t
ll
There can he no doubt that the prudent and you the extent of the sentiment that prevails in
h
sensible men in the convention will take this hip favor. In one of the Districts a delegate
w
view of the subject. It is not yet too late for convention
chosenvetttion known
theD
o wtt to e t u e ro f er i al.s the
dl to
to the
nnm
the opposition to combine upon some candidate, nation and re-election of President fierce, and
and at least throw the election into the House of after going around among his people and visiting
Boston. and one or two other New England
Representatives. The nomination of Mr. Bu
ehanan would put an end to all hope and all e t7 t nust,tiltite,
constituentscaie t,) th , h , , e )n ru clu us si t o , n u that i.t to p l.: hoc ,:
possibility of such an unfortunate event. this venire's favorite son. I was in Connecticut while
election would he sure if he lived to the day o f Gov. Bigler, Senator Weller and Col. Orr were
addressing the Democrats there, before the la-t
election. Shall this certainty he thrown away,
election, and at every meeting that was held the
and an t rresonent preferred" preference for Mr. Buchalten was paramount.
Unquestionably )I r. 11. would be as acceptable The question now is, will the Citehmati l;onvtn
b -
t . the southern States as any other gentleman on defer to this almost universal sentiment, ' or
will they defy it. 1 would not be astonished to
that has yet been named for the (deice ; while e t
the nerd' lie would sweep nearly every State seellikitietvergYO State
th i e n N lle v' Eno E c t r ' i g i l ti i : l'l' ll ' r x t v e e l if t inNf VEter
Bu
with such majorities as have seldom if ever been civilian is nominated, while it is just a‘. certain
received
received by any candidate. It would heal the to our mind, that if lie is not nominated, the
Demoerney will be disheartened and the eppee
unfortunate di v ' , ions uf the New York Democracy.
It would de more to settle our difficulties withr B i l n ac e lc ver li . e N ri e l w lic "ngi n i
'in
Saute. will
Thefuse
s e
terror ige" o ' e f
Engine 1 than any other event. The statesmen Know Nothings at the idea of :11 P r. Buchanan's
of England rely over-much upon our domestic nomination is really ridiculous. They will di,
t•an.i literally the moment it is made, but they con
strifes to aid their aggression With such a upon the hope m t iun nt ;:na
that he may be
President es Mr. Buchanan, possessing the entire sMieiti
lt ' -u; ': r ere ,e l ly ur outt )
the
no
confidence and respect of the American people, They will he eisapv•inted, Mr. Buchanan u mus ' t
and of the English people, too, the British I he nominated
stl *2—
govern:lle:it would be slow to risk the chances of
a war. Mr. Buchanan k personally and well
known in England and highly esteemed, and the
weight of Liq personal character would have
much influence in the pending negotiations, and
upon the temper of tic ltritith government.
We •li.ll bear little more about war in Kansas,
or between north and or with England, if
Pennsylvania's stutesrno.n is the nominee the
Cincinnati Con vi ntiun
\le pi/hi:shed some extracts to show
the ul,u•itr ittogitige toutol in the speech of
sruat.•r :4utntier."rienator Butler is old eriouit.
to be his father—nearly seventy years of age—
whilst Sumner is not Over forty-three : yet
against Judge Butler be seems to have especially
givcn Nent to the venom of Li.-; heart The am
tract we publish below is indecent and vulgar,
as well tie abusive, and we wonder not that Gen.
Casa ' , aid of it in the Senate that ^ he regarded
it a , the most AID - American and unpatriotic
speech that be had ever heard upon that tloor,
awl he I,ped be might never Lear another such
then' or elsewhere."
I:Ait here i 4 the extract. Mr. Sumner said
Before entering Upon the argument. I must Hey
•otilething of a general eh:starter, i.artieularly in is
spouse to what has fallen from Senetni, who have
rols'ed themselves to eminent , on this floor in chat,
itionship of human wrongs: I mean the Senator (rout
South Carolina, I Mr. Butler,' and the Senator trout
Illinois, (Mr. l)anglati, , who. though unlike as bon
s,lossotte and Sancho Panto, yet, like this eouple.
sally forth together in the name cause. 'rho Seism ,-
from South Carolina has read many looks of chivalry.
and holievea himself a ehiralrous k light, with sent.,
meets of honor end courage. he has chosen
t.stre“, to whom he has made his votes, and who.
though ugly Loathers, ie always lovely to htm; though
polluted in the eight of the world, is chaste In his
moan the havidot . ,..filafary,------11Zeir-kt his
peached in character, or any proposition made to shut
rier out from the extension of her wantortheat, and
ex tr a eogat t ee Of Manner or hardihood of tisft-rtion
is then too gr e at for this Senator. The frenzy it
Q iisotte in belialt of his wench Dulcinea dei
1'.1...5ti is all surpantied: The asserted rights of file
t .which shock equality of all kinds, are cloaked
by a fantastic claim of equality. If the Slave Suitt,
cahoot enjoy what, in mockery of the great father
of the Ilepubliv, be iniennines equality under the Con
sditution —in other words, the full poi or in the Na •
lions! Territories to compel fellow men to unpaid
to.l. to separate husband and wife, and to sell tittle
et the auction block - then, tdr,therehivalrir,
:-.etint , n - will conduct the State of South Carotins
ot the l'nion! Hero,. Knight' Exalted Sena
tor A second Muses come for s second Exodus I -
Tlint i.. tlie language of a non-resistant. Ili' ,
atlinircf - s •oky t-fyle iv very chaste."
Tiii - 111.11 reliable news frln K9.m‘as may pro,
of otr,tt inter, t. At 11. e itL,t date! , , the U. S
the writs in his by arresting those
itgainst whom they are issued. It was th,t
doubted that they were in Lawrence, and the
people of Lawrence were preparing to .stand ft
siege. Ity this time the struggle is probably
over, and many lives lust. We wait fur intelli
gence that is. reliable.
71te Pat% A.rp: .ant BILL We have pricat ,
intelligence from Harrisburg to the effect that
1 1 ,,110ck has at length signed this till
RE% I:NUE roost A HAILII.OAD.-110 Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company has just paid to the city
of Philadelphia so hundred thousand dollars, the
ainoinit of the four percent. dividend due to the
city iitt the five millions of stock which it holds
in the company. The ledger says;
This stock was obtained in the issue of biz per
cent. bonds, and of course leaves a clear profit
to the city on the last semi-annual payment of
fifty thousand dollars. If the present prosperi
ty of the road continues, and four per cent.
dividends are kept up, Philadelphia will realize
it direct money profit from her connection with
the road of $lOO,OOO per year, and indirectly it
is believed much more.
THE " ANOEL GAJ3ILIEL" rOUND
advices from British Guiana to the ;Id inst., we
lenrn of the trial and conviction of Orr, known
as the Angel Gabriel," fur sedition against the
crown, in having excited the dreadful anti-Cre
ole and anti-Catholic riots of the nineteenth of
February last. About sixteen oflis dupes have
also been convicted for different crimes, such as
liti , n, riot, rubbery and open plunder during
the confusion. The sentence of Orr will be int
pr:sontnent at hart labor fur three years. -
llc.clNUAßreas Or THR A 101 Y. —The Aonapo
lis
GaZegir States that efforts are making to have
that city constituted the headquarters of the
eastern division of the army. It is proposed to
use For: Madison for the accommodation of the
soldiers, while the officers will provide their res•
idences in Annapolis. Gun. Porcifer Smith is in
command of the eastern oivision, and he is, it is
said, so confident of the success of the movement
that he is already in treaty for a residence in
Annapolis. •
THE sympathisers of (len. Walker had a large
and enthusiastic meeting in the city of Now 1 ork
on Friday evening last. Elijah F. Purdy, Esq.,
presided. Speeches were made by Gov. Price of
New Jersey, (leo. W. l'eck of Michigan, Judgr
Philips, and several others; and letters from
Generals Cass and Waldbridge, lion. William
Smith of Virginia, and Thomas F. Meagher, Esq.
A similarly large and enthusiastic meeting of
the friends of General Walker was held in Na'.b
vi!i., Tennessee, on Nlonday evening last.
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR GONE.—Among the
departures to-day for Europe we notice the name
of Dr. Hamel, a member of the Imperial Academy
of Sciences of St. Petersburg. lie is returning
home, after having spent some time in this coun
try most zealously endeavoring to make himself
thoroughly acquainted with the multifarious re
cenelmprovements in the useful arts. Latterly
he took particular pains to acquire a perfect
I,„„ w hi,l g e of everything regarding the electric
tett-21.tpli. —N. Y. herald.
Tilt: CUB t 9' ,, ltAr 4 *. P.— A letter from Ha
vana says: •• crop for this year is
very fine, and comiL,. ..irtiot fabulous prices
for superior lie VeTieros are de
lighted at the chant, vnl ,eeni willing on all
e•ea4ite , to be begged mid cajoled before they
tell. Our people pay dearly for the filthy
weed.'•
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OUR NOMINEE
MR. St . NICR'S SPEECH
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WE find in the Pennsykam'an of Saturday a
HENTUCKI
That Mr. Buchanan is the strongest man in
Kentucky everybody will admit who looks disin
terested at the course of things. He will rally
the whole of the Demozratie party, and nearly
all the old line Whigs, who cnnmd vote with the
Know-Nothlngv, and will not do if Mr. Ito
ehatian the nominee. Thy' delegates to the
National Convention from our State prefer Mr
Boyd for the delegation NV h avow their prefer
ences f.,r Mr. Buchanan.
MISSISSIPPI
gentleman, long in the publx •. rrWe, Klys
•• There will be over .%;st.lelegLt, sent from Mls
-4Q.1.10 to the National Cohventnot,lland I pre.
some the first vote of the S:.ity will be thrown
for or di-tingui-bell Chief Clenornd
Coerce, but Mr Buchanan'` ,1 , 1 friend, arc on
the delegation in force, and yin need not he
..urprised if he should get the vote of the Stube
at an early stage of the hallotting I can count
host. of men in this State at an early stage who
prefer Mr. Buchanan to any other Northern C a n
udge dhlng as has • Incud.,to I
ha, the President : lon the noutuoi..“ of Ito
-Itanan would be cordially supported by the
Detto,cratte party of the State
Fulo.l 1
derniile feeling is manifested in this
State on the subje. I of the Pre.iiileney. Our
literutire, Hon iierehel ti. John•on, has many
ye friends. \lt- Me Donald is also named in
th e =aury ,oinnertion by Mr liu
cline aII in I s'.7i2, and nithuuob there i* a very
ferling iu the Slate for the President,
yet it t> manifest that Mr Ituehawin ha , the run
iority of the men upon the delegation (rum thi.
Stnhi.
111 ,, . APRIL I
The nit of the pth.fde of this State are f,r
flu linnith, and the universal .-pinitin here is,
that iie nil make the election a Lit,/ sure thing.
The isliiibtionii4t4 are fearful er nominatioh,
itexair-r they Lwow that he pill t•,,nren,tr.te lhY
strength of the natii.hat hien o 4" tile l'nion, and
that with hint ran carry the State ..1 tthiu over
any I:lack Itepublioattio by It large to /nifty
Public sentiment 4(0 lixtrong in Ohio for
ibi , r - titu - ritvill not e* et the vat(.
the Z-42tte, ugnlnst Mtn, unless tri' creterurrtm
to cal, is•ue with the peothe
Thing. throughout the Stitt, ok well I
know that Buchanan can earry t 4110 nrer any
other opponent that inuN lie tun turaiti.t
The 4i.ntitnerit of ttio 14 o.erwhrlmiMr, in
him i itv•.r.
Elllll2lll
111,1 141 CL I euky
1...0pir. The T1e,114,11 whethvi. that 110L1/.ll'l
tll+ I.t• c.,ultrlro••l, urr. 1.,
liy 1.1 •ellt it. II “I
that we an Oil,
Ind withal a r t .-rectal'', at i .l
tam, nt th, mil I briliti,e'lliat it will h..
Nlr Iluclianaii, win., will be none na
te.i
Cf , NNECrIcI T. MAI
Rnchvnen to the man of till ..ther• for the
titeeQ. and the! grunt for the tilHe of tilt, CO4lll
try 'hut be limy be u..tmultted. Ile bi the choice
of th.• people. not thi4 State, kit 4 , 1 the
woo
FOREIGN ITEM!:
Each f the never copies of the treaty of
peace lately concluded in Paris, has been richly
hound, and enche.ed in a 1;1,a of engraved silver,
to which it is fn-tened by gold n silver cordc.
The national seals Ittixed to the several copies
are almost fabulous dimensions, tieing six
inche , thick. Each seal of a different colored
wax (ruin the others
The Mini of witti,(siti tr.,11., had been placed at
the .11.-posal of M It Nlorny, the Freneh Envoy
to Russia, to enable hint to represent hi. , oonti
tiy in n fitting manner, on the occasion of the
Emperor's .\lesittvler's coronation. Napoleon
wili furnish him with sir. of his own carriage..
Several European journals have, it is said, al
ready engaged reporters to proceed to St. Peter,
burgh, and agreed to pay them S2U a day fur
their service..
The Count do Nltaltenuovo, the »on of Count
Neipberg and Marie Louise, the widow of Napo
leon, is now a lieutenant field-marshal in the
-ervice of Austria. He has still in his possession
the famous collar of rose colored pearls which
the first Emperor gave Marie Louise when they
were married; and his wife, the Hungarian
duchess Bethiany, now wears it in the drawing
rooms of Vienna.
Five Englishmen lately arrived at Lyons, in
an open boat, direct from London. They travel
for pleasure, and propose exploring all the navi
gable inland waters of France. Four of the
party row - the boat, while the other steers. The
boat is so small that whoa they Wish to change
places they are obliged to land.
(tut of the one hundred and twenty American
oaks thiity-five years old, which were planted
last year on the yam des Tuileries in Paris,
eighty-seven are green and flourishing : the rest
(thirty-three) are dead.
Sixty thousaud dollars wit', it is said, be ex
pended in decorating the Church of Notre Damo,
for the occasion of the baptism of the Ituperita
Prince.
—Mn. THONIA6 EMMONS died at his residence
in Boston, ou Sunday, at the advanced age of tr 2
years. It was only last fall Mr. Emmons mar
ried, his bride being in her 77th year. They
were probably the oldest couple ever united in
the bonds of matrimony in Boston. A few days
ago a couple about the same age tried to get
married in New Vprk, but no minister could be
found willing to perform the ceremony.
From the Hoak, Batlintay Evening Gazette
A l'Esit Men BREATH.— 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 ? 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 wi!! last
a year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be ac
quired by using the " Balm of a Thousand
era." It will remove tan, pimples, and freckle,
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.
Snav Ist] MADE &ker.—Wet your shaving-brush
in either warm or cold water, pour on two or
three drops of " Balm of Is Thousand Flowers,"
rub the beard well and it will make a beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation of
shaving. Pride only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprietors; and B. A. Fahne
stock & Co., Fleming Bros., It. E. Sellers &
Co., Dr. G. 11. Keyser and H. Miner & Co , Pitts
burgh ; and Lee & Beckham, Allegheny city.
t) C... . "
sir- Ask any one who has ever used D
NI'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PALLS. pi epatel Y opcefu-Irrre oat spring 'to, kof Hoods,
FLEIIING BROS, what they think of [h' m! N lost, now
Littei, Del.., and Silk lints: Getits'l4id
'a to haadr,,lalll 101 l you they ore tin host Youth's soft Ilan of all ; tilso,es kedge nesurttount"of
CatoplaintilLtiolt kreadat ho and D 3 sperwin that the) have
s pritigatYlekof Caps and Straw Hats. thwltiende, and the
over ”. t..11,1ti IK, I 11... oS L, a u t' it'er must t t.
public gen,-roi c , who go liberally patronised us the
able :ens. trill dud troth .
I:l.thscemeuta favor us n
in etc sale and nrinst r L
do • tify that the, . , 10 , 211 lag from a pain c • a" a".. taa y on neiren
_
their a n d
o
.Irving tiar mom, -Quick Soho and Light Froths.
. , It ry
MORO AN k , Nu. 10-1 Wood street,
many tem...lss anie i 4. the that my liver ,M+l
Next door to the new Church,
t."l. 1 iillltll'diatt•ly eoninienced Dll. WI, N
One door from Stith street.
CELEBRATEDLIVER PILLS, prepare ELEMINti
" I l'ithdairah• sad the 11 ' . `'I ha y 's "ken ha , " by w 111 you Suffer, walk RELIEF BE
already given me more ieltef than all the other medicines I Sit EASILY iinT.tlNEip—llave yon a Sore Throat, Quinsy,
1 11/1, i:11,1i put together. I went to a ciao qan t I oi. Ithentattinni, Neuralgus, Ihntichitin, Croup, Stiff Joints, Frost
midi Min; after examining me l'An•fully, he .i.lvised toe hurt., Smaiiis, or Pains in any taut of your argent
continue the use of Dr Nl'Lane's Pink :,t that ti • y ‘ ,4 114 .4 - Son Calk be relieved nt once 1. 3 using the most beautiful of
feet Bally cure me. W. W. PHILIPS, all Liniments, the a 11'4„1, Liniment," prepared
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. 111" Lanes
IYlr
brated Linn PITh, manufactured by Fleming Bros., of Phut
burgh, Pa. All ,tber Liver Pills, In comparison, ore worth•
Ur. APLane's getinine Liver Pills, al. bin wlebrated
Vertnifuge, can now be had at all respectable drug stores.
Noun genuine without the signature of FLEMING BROS.
Al., for wile by the sole proprietors,
FLK3IING BROS.,
flucteluiori to J. Kidd & Co.,
No. 90 Wood street, corner of Fourth.
uo -.4 dam'
10-Look Well to the Earl.-•NiiAIIiANTOWN.
(ht. 241 , IMss.—Thk IA to certify that, lin the early part
Or last year my health began to decline, and for several
months 1 had frequent liernurrhaget from the Lungs, 1.1
naigh, pain inn the side ant •Itauleler. and great debility. la
elturt, any friend., eta welt as ray.ll. thought I WI, far gone
LE Cullt11:1111(Ittll Alter Vftri4Jlll lurau., witti..ut all)
I ent141.111141 Dr I. So.tt. who prtw tiL,,l to, Ix x
INIPItti% Ell 1.111111 PILLS. telitng Ine l i. L.
lie‘exi betuerrheges...aigla psia oi the side, Sc, Pere
re tug ton Diseatted Live: itelore I had used une box of
Thew, 1 felt like a 114,1 11/nu. I•1/.1 through their intim.. a I
hill bat* restored to excellent health. No language. is strong
enough to expreas no gratitude to Dr :4,41. for to ottiteen
deny to no' MeLANE'st INI iV1(1) LI V Fit Lids, and i
(an, I, 01111111 . 11 d 11,1:11 1., Ihrsa.
A. C. I.IOIISFY,
Late Site, Mot . Nlononolla county, Va.
Dr. SI, Latie's IMPRI . ILt. Limp Pills Mid utenuvru Vernti
bige, also Dr. I ritA'a Celebrated What( (lin.sten Lint.
prepttrod aulely tinder the superviaton of Dr. I. Scott,
rapt's. 11(alital graduals, tend Plod...tau of exteusise pane
tee None 1 7ennine, only m prupstred by Dr. 1. twat A Co.,
(tank Niorgatitou it, Virginia.
NEWS FROM TILE FOUNTAIN HEAD'.
MOROANToWy, V, , leb3. tr first splits from the side 44 the block a piece thick
Tie is to cr-rttly, That I have exantin...l the Rer.p.., for enough ear two shiugles, which Is separated in Ole cen..re,
preparing Niels:vac's Improved Verutifuge $1,Z,1 and by 1.014.18 of elastic guides earl, ',art Is conducted
Liver Pills by Ur. I. Scott, who hoe bee ht the habit ,if pre- through a pair of approximating k t0e.... which completes
paring and using my original medielaes is my ”file' during 0..1.1a-ration; thus produciug two 5h0e,1,..1 at every revolt,
tne last thirteen yews, and that 1 believe he has improv Boa
them. I make the above statement the more will's/141y as I Thu , ...hint , will rise and shave Inn” the blot k three
100.• to interest in than whatever. C. MeLANK, M. B. thousand shingles per hour, of unil.orin IlJaktoturi and ta, r,
sopsrtor in solidity and durability t terse :Trade by balk!,
Jr.
ny other proems.
nrcornpaUirtl toy certificate C McLane, for sale by IU. UpurattunA art by no meat. confine...l pr and 'ether
Bnumists Foal Merchants everywhere- soft wood, but works to equal advanutge oak ' , ' walnut, and
descriptum of umber Uust u.n Ire split.
bas K. , . 11. KEVSKIIe 140 IV.asl st, 1a'1"..1,' Agent s TI . r workings of the machine can be examined at 11. II
lie_ .1 I'. i'L,KMII.IO; Allegheny, near Railroad Depot, Ryan's Furuin.: , Buildings, Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
Wholevaiu Agent. T., toid-r "WIWI'S. shingle dealers, and mei, of enterprise,
23..1a apc
. _ opens a new held for spot-elation, as there is no ahadar
hil 11111,13 Mitts/it. lt. triaChlu , occUpica but a small space, Is of durable COI,
e,ructiva, and coeds but at,. et two bundled anal eighty dol.
Ise airl u tan and two tope can utak° from YAMS) to
Po shingles per day, with about three horse power.
Fa right ..Iteiritory, or machines, inquire at N 0.31 Fifth
str.,..t. or at the. Cily !Jowl.
t 1 All ueeded iulorumtlon will I.e forwarded by letter,
uhull rleuirtul. ADUNIIRANI KENDALL.
ad-Mort file/taloa, the illOtAllt n pinater to 13+01,1
Et..t an.l pr..l. by IJALLF:Y . : 4 PAIN EX
TRU:TOM+ gnivani. oft,ls, and crept the part, are d
they will 0.-n I-' restored to their natural tolto '
1.111 ~...a.21,1..11+ Influence will be neutralised anti
a l I eettal, for toorurteattttn canitut prweetd When• Vet
Kith.. I. In al tot, awl rnos flesh will certainly Letts...rated
INSY.CTS, REPTILE:I AND PLAN I'S It
rentlertal puce harmless Ly rubbing in instantly a toittntity
of DA Ll.Er'? l'A I 7'l EXTRACTOR, and after it ha+ II len
and list! sputa Are Twit!, }lsm ttacq, lii, the rultait 11l
tery. It will directly attract, dtseol se, snd stntttalstnrphose the
potwanlng influent,. At the srittg of Lees and ntiewilt/to.ta,
toe instant it haucltes ymr the pant erittw The nth, of raltid
satutats alwo are as st.tettnly neutnslizeti.
getallno lollthont a stem' Vint, toigniend with
st,ttsat unw of
ligN kV DA I.LEY, Mokrifttrtunor,
I • C. LICK 1.::% t'A L., Mann fart °rem!.
!`.,td 1:4/ nettta per box by Dr 11E+1 WiSEll, 14.1
Wood *tread.. and I;). nearly every d,atler In mwlu in..
thrOtIKIMIIt thu Undad MAD. All ,a . ders lattern for In
torutaDon or teletre u, l ID - taut/et 1., C V CLICK I4N Kit
d t. 51„ Near Vitra, nlylo.dt tette
arier Banda' 9atratap•rl.llB‘...—Penusas la.na nal.ct
aul wbo have ,manly triad many ex t. sale, s h'
•thsease, ars t apt w girt wny a..
Im.ittl•il all Lai s aal curt. Fret u Leta a rstue.ly th...t tato
usual thou...awls It. pla , •- , 1 w itbiu thou' rt-tatt. they la. team I
ah ' at L. of 0• use. na.tha tag wlll curt 11, r. 3 is thuia
.1!1 •atl. a is .If tat as rats s health, Its- -satset .ar
rul tle fPollnwo I. hi ta.r I y !•t,
itfuefie rn4. nn 11 , 411 ferertfift. .•reptoe .11
vhfeliy frou the difingtifiiie off. , ff ei ,
itefl..ite features 411 I.lfive. feminine.. L I tho.. nr« Ihu
..11tv G.l their htliartry an] I I. SA
~A 1 . 11:11.I.A. they ..11l then Ullntl
iotr , :.• tratluvar.. alit/ TV, I . Img r.N.v.ril.
J 11.14 g
Prri.r.l aspr,dil I.y A U. I , rugraas, lip]
Fulton strovt, N4W
&Ad also by ILENU,Vti UWE., Ftttsburgh, Pa, u,.1 by
1 24 mgebrto gmtorally, - " ngyler
In. Sie <lt n e P
unlit. ell Ftlit , . - 1, front thr ..tiertx .4 the lurk.,,.
w ntls, rn.ll ninl proListo n tattle Isos
t4l It mAgn . l'rp stud gl 1%1
tt - tttt, trt.ts it t , I. h. , t1,.13
t Mat.. e1141,,Li,!. Gott (Ade ‘ , 11.•(•-i t•
NII• Anna 11. eln.lls, t - 411.1 111 h., AtlVl•rtk. t•il
Routh. A. E. Swill, ehrttalst, Ar , A 1.1 ••
I=l
'lf • i,etcheintto litA k.laovii.,lict. 01 Ili- !Art,
r.. 1:.. thts nololaratftt Irvitirdv, arias tn•nt 1.01 . ,• •.1111 , 4 t i..,,
VI 'Ur lidutiu Y. 2.rulth. !turner it one:N..4 %bah Pr t I.
ttruth 1:4 Ikrepattg tiro N.A. rod curr...iw•odrur.. of 11.• .irhth
at..., hot ...ler kintructrd in the tharkuthettirr Ili,• ul•-.11
Ti..... intrtnno hate twlth, Inn right n, thenhUu k tt,
1114/, Liratis s }Jett". 011. - istut littitntinn ..1 It
.tcsisne IL. n•nttlnrcul ennet•o( the ..mount. w, prninst.nl )•5
l'r-Irsnor
IS. Uratb Ittantell.nt his c. 141 en.' well ktn,n
11•111111 . 11,. N.. 3t KIKILth strnt. 1.04,..W z
tiruggutlio will n4l.ln,s+ 0.4,4 ar0...-. C.. lim,
sule Icy 4 . .11. K EY,XH, cod 1111 Ih n.
1.10'12
Catjaer In the 'loath and Stomach
At Illt II linn • , 1 tDis, to imagine we hear many a nyqta,
14.111. •• from thsa, U tlaath deliver us." Hut many Late ,111
1.., and o[lll are a - uttering, from tine (rainfall ,- non• 1 . 11 .
mrl in. in 411 kiudn. 10 , 01.1gg..A1 tL. it... 4 lianni.:) . •
DWI , rll, y h t tir carnal of long I ontinuam'e.
and ..f a nu.mt agarravus4 mature. Why theU7utitVartlit-h.l
— , steoda It tea our o Ilpt..l . llkrisßor 11rtgLl .b
Males oan4 Aar tift4r .. ... , :44% . itir para. lino Mar
tha ..14124.4raothurT, of the nat. he,
1 .. 1, " hi thin trm/ble.--thn , butUes to.l.- her 1..1.-0
+. lord. Mr. Cheater Worse, of Its , ItIMI 1 . !Luta., was, uta.l
lo the Leo. ••I thre , bottle, The two !att., raw. ai
,tto a shale's throw of Mr. At, .
N , ern it ant, 4 na n IleliChtw.sp lgriALSo hint.l: . 44 it t with
41,)- Set , 1,,t1 g n.lvortlxmeul in miuthcr 0,4 umu
hdJ wholtatale and retsul at 1)14 t.l}:tlßtt 1: 11 K V.st...lL'd
140 tlt.al .treat, migu kt( the th,hlen Slurtg.r, and at J
1 , 1.1.:?tl I NG'S, Allegheny
Thekgr - Long Looked For Specific for Puled.
lois, Downes°, u i 5 ,1111.1 at last A man must 110014 the ev,
deuce of h. nooses, and all human integrity, before he cdn
reasonably 9 uention tbo array ..1 proof advanced in favor of
Dr. ItiPiElte SYRUP Of LIVERWORT, TAR, AND PAN.
Cif A LAGII A, as au anti-febrile and ton lc medicine, a Mel.
at once reduces all Pulmonary Inflammation, expels the
cause of the disease. and builds up Mid strengthens the r 3
leis The heads td our liollegra, the Clergy, the Medical
Faculty, and citizens of all classes have, over their own
signatures, attested Its powerful remedial properties, and
In tho pamphlet to he had of the Agents, as well as in tti,
columns of the public prase, the most positive and salts
fart. y evidence Will Le found. See silvertisen,ent.
. 11IgeFor sale, wholesale and retail, hy R. E. SELLF,RE
C. 1., corner Wood and Stroud .treote.
e , ,,1,1 ale,, t..) Li ENDKUON a BRO., Liberty steel ; 11. P.
EIMIW A RIZ. and BECRIIAM a McKENN AN, Allettlteu)
Cut my 23 sikm.lue
der Prow the N. York National Monitor
of February Z4.—llitiasx VAPiißi—Dr. Curtis Las done tine,
to ani-horate the condition of humanity afflicted thin, long
04111411111b1, than any other practitioner .1 medicines that
Lax struggled with the secrets of the miterut nioNlitiA, for the
last colliery, by the invention and perfortem of an iiistru•
smut that will convoy to the lungs a medicine in the shape
of n highly vapor, which ac 4 directly on the
distate°, and it,e, as hitherto, by sympathy. limo uLoto o
ti... 1,10,1 with diseases arising from difiorlirriiti lunge, will
stibnervo their interests by giving the tlygean Papua trial
Cautin.—Dr. iiinassis is the original and only
genuine article.
Tk.'t Chronic Diarrhoea. --W.• ow- !use,-
51011 Ih. c,:ttfitute of n respectable citizen, testifying that he
ern...purely cured of this dreadful disease by using litER•
HAVE'S HOLLAND HITTERS. We shall take phavore In
slkpaing the certificate to nuT person .I.nibtlug this got,
n t.
CAurio:r!—To prevent imposition, be careful to . 1 ' for
Bwrikaive'n Holland Bitter*.
tn. Sold at $1 per bottle, qr ads bottlee fOr $ 6 , by the Pr,
prietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO., Manufacturing
Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh, Pa; It. E. SEI.
LEBB & Qt., corner of s , econel and Wad otrontx; sud
Druggists generally. ut)2,:.1 W
Sir Bat che lor , s .ff air Dye •- Perseverance, time,
industry and experiments Of twenty years, hare placed the
original and ever true, upon the top-most round Of the lad
der of fame, where imitators may view, but not approach ;
ogry may lacy, but not arrtat its onward way to universal
u.•. Made and sold, or applied, (in 'slue private room., et
BATCLIELOIt'S Wig Warereoms,...l3 3 Broadway, Non' York
fold, wholesale and retail, by Dr. Ilse. Fl. Nuvace, I to
Wad newel. myttalw.l.w
44-Call at No. 104 Weod , and
amino our stock of SOFT Hare and Wm-rret Ctrs. Jost re
ceived, a large lot of Shanghai, (Amain', end other et) Le of
Cape, which we will hell low for cash. Mottot, 1134
Wood street- oct lx
PEKIN TEA STORE,
NO. 38 FIFTH STREET
PRBSEI THAB.—A choice lot fresh Oreen and Black Teas,
just received direct from the importers, which will be sold
wholesale and retail, at prioes lower than usual.
Lon!) a. JAYNE&
lIIMEM
• ,
- '
" • !
1 ,- •
Bin
MEE
11 Dr SO IT, of Morgrotto, nod for gala cheap
No :2 I%•,tititbia place
wholesale and retail, by Dr. K EV: 1 E11, 140 Wood street, and
J AS. P. FLEN.llritl, near K. IL Depot, Allegheny. See ad
s t•rtkerannt In another column of to-day'a paper. marilut
PITTSBUItoII,MA 12th, 1820.
lr€/ At n meeting of the Conintiasiuuurs of the ?LIR&
Oh K6ll LIBIDO P. CUM PA \l', held on the 10th lust., on I tto
timt of lieorge IV. Jackson, liar, it was
Knots/a, That Books for Subscription to the Capital
Stock of said Company be re-opened at the following times
and phis.:
At St.. Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh, im 19th and 20th May.
At Jarrett's tavern, Waal ington "
At McFitriiind's store, Steubenville "
At Vincent's store, in "
At Perry Martin's, in Mansfield... ......... "
itisotrtn, That Alexander McKee, Moses Chess and Joe.
Trnw irk. be appointed to recei‘e subscriptions at the above
lOWAsod lilac,s in the country; and
I npt. sl2init., Wool, John P. Singer anti Semuul A. Long,
to toiorriptious in the city.
JAMS:, WOOD. Chairman.
( my 1.1:tro y
SHINGLE MACHINE.
Kendall's Patent I M P R OWED
•
Double Acting River Si. Shaver.
attenti,in I,f Shingle and Lumber
dealers, sy,ulaturs and others, ix directed to this In
-I.l.lllobia, to Volltool, whirit lx now I,ooootelr to the public as
the first and only yew tnal machine extant, fur Riving and
Z•14011iliii; Sitigke.
Various cutting and sawing machines have been invented
for oinking Shingles, hut It is a well known fact that Shin
gles cut or sawed across the grain are quint toi. (tinny fur
t.- Afrig purtweevt. Nlllo4l'olol 1011.0141008 have recently ap
peared fur riving and sharing, and these lot., all been con
tieltinva no worthless, hum their imperfect method of riving,
u lv h consists of splitting from the *Moor the Work but otos
shingle, which almost invariably runs oil. This difficulty is
entuely obviated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
ME=
~u):.i:J.k w
ot o f—
A CARD
S A 1,)No, 4cretury
SAMUEL FA HNESTOCK,
IMPORTER A, DEALER IN
FoREIGN Aio DOMESTIC
HARDWARE
No. s 3 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
PIT TSIII , IIGLI, PA.
4 THY nilleift n h•• 1" . 11vW I. l lAn/llg 11 Well nelefle./ 11.Anorl
...•111 1..f•.1 / 111 111.1 tl,Alluntle linnlwnrn, nAI tlnW,Allii will in
P. , 4.1 k. 1441 in Ally I , th, Loan In this city.
wJi ll...I) k.eep.•u het.' o general amortmeht of
II A RIAS ARE, l I'TI.F:RY, CART 1..\ - rerts"rooLs,Ar,
1•• %%Lich he reepevtfully 113111,n the isttentioo of purchasers,
r:AML;EL FAIINEz,TUCE.
HENRY H. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
No. WS Wood fitreet.
PVITSNLIRCIII, PA
Mall
I=l
FORS 1"1' H Sz. SCOTT,
FoIMARDING AND COMMISSION
M ERC HANTS,
flealerpt In Wool, 11lidett, Flour,
LAC9N. LARD ANL LARD Ull.„
Ole A N P ti DUCE 6EN le it ALL r! Tot
so. 7. WATICH STREET, PITT9BIIBGB, PENNA.
. 6 ratnants[Clo.ll
.---- 64—.......,... t0‘...1..h 4.—, W..n6, ii . i-nirntre, Onto
- )1. Sidriin,
1.. 1 , .i..n.,,t. a,13 I Cit. D..1..14k ; 1i....us A Ilerntim; Phila.
1...... h & C... Pk 11.1 , 61 01. Itarnri, Ncelat. & OBITriSOIL,
J..6-I,IJ k: 1.',1•-r. ';'-t 1...11.. I'lol3_
T6.,..64 ,i t, ori net, Inintom-6, I lul ales & D,li nett, Cincinnati
.S6.cul, 0133... it. Id 1:-1 A. D. Bullock & Co. 1 DIRECTORS,
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1 Aaron 8. Lipp' . William B. Thimuts,
4 4: 4.
~.... 1 . 4 4 4 ~I Mahlon Gillingham,
\‘'ll.l 1 11S & ki I 1:41N William Neal,
Nicholga Ci, Taylor, Alfred Weeks,
)1 A Nl.' FM...FUR 1:It:. OF 1 Orrin Rogvm, Charles J. Fields,
CII I I,SiON Fl 5 ILNACES j Jo h " P. '"n's''"''''' P. Tt.
, i Arai - This Company b ee been orgattiztal t a Clash Capi-
Wrought Iron 'Tubing,- . tal, mad the Directors have determined to adapt the business
A.V I) PITTINU U.ENER...4LLY, ~'
i w eg . withit i seirallnblo:•eumn , :es. To observe prudence in conduct
prompt adjustment of loasea.
I.' o r Warming and Ventilating Building.. : Pittsburgh Mee, Nu. 7 a Water street.
I , dgalitv,s
/Ss - N' & A. will contract for Warming null Ventilating ! J. NEWTON johr
L. ,t..,.n. or I I•a W.a.a. Pip, ..r Chik.afe Furnace, Church —....
c, ~ 1.. aft, I itoMpit:ll4l, leaturtea, Ort..-13 Ilona., Dwelling , .
l •.., t I 1.an.....i, Jenls, ..I li.rn Is. Nu :2:i NIARRET STREET
1',11.1.6r5t, _ 0411411
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN I
lI.ICON lIAIIS, SIDES AMU SHOULDERS
I AND,
DILI ED DICKE,
A liCr RED at.,l
CANVASSED 1.1 ASLS.
A large stock alway+ hand at
No. 197 Liberty Stropt,
I7 . ITSISURG IL, PgNYA
PEARL STEAM MILL,
A I. LEO EN Y.
It DELI VERRD TO FAMILIES in either of Or
two
41 the or in boa., at the Irtores of
I AN, Lito \ k 01_, Wiaal atxr,t.
USA N A REITER. ria Lila•rry aial St. Clair slretta
WARI7., Draggait,
TERMs: CASH, ON DELIVERY.
BRYAN, fr..-VNNEDY 6 CO.
ALEX. HUNTER,
DEA UR Ili
IP LOUR. GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
D PRODUCE ()EWA LI,
Nq. 290 Liberty street,
pirmumlL
So 4di pc
JAMES KERR, JR
KERR (St, HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commiion Merchants,
i-ST RAM BOA T AGENTS, - 6A
No. 2 Lerte, between Pine and Ohne ge.,
tvli2Bdhpcly j
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.,
DIANUFACTURERB OF
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
W I N 1)0 W GUAR D S, Bcc.,.
Nos. 91 second st. and SO Third street,
El=
W H. SMITH W. W. R. HUNTEIL
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER •
,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
122 Second and lid Front 81.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES BLAKELY,
BOHAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER !
Corner f &Venal and Smitrtfield streets,
prrrssußGll.
0,9 . Ptou.ongors brought from the old country to Pitts
burgh, aud I uoneys remitted to Europe. loos=
JAS. COLLIN' .1. BANKS KNOX
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PROPRIETORS OP THE
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 AND 115 WATER STREET, PITT'SBCRGE, PA,
REFERENCES
Pirrauuttau—
Wm. Liagnley A Co., Murphy, Tiernan & CO.,
Smith 8. Sinclair, Hampton, Wilson & Ou.,
\ I Candleas, Means & Co., Hug,ll.lt & alc.hardson.
Pull.
W. - 01Wftrd R Co.
Wood, Bacon &. Co.
~ Truitt, Brother A Co.,
I leb2B
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Max d, 1858. j
1 , 1 , d 1 R b ECTI, 12.T „ : ,e,,a of TWO
ILL
/ i t , TTIISCp.IIP )O A.NY HAVE
Alt 3 Per
slam., oh the CApiutl Stock, papa& to Btockholdorm 04 or
after the 15th net. myi:2wf Y. M. 13011.1. KM, Sec'y.
r LIE AMERICAN MACHINE STAMP
issuiesses peculiar stivantages over all otheis in use:-
Ist. It is always ready for use, being compact., the ink and
stamping pads being combined. 2.4.1. A perfect impression
can be made by a mere boy. 3d. The impression can be put
the eruct spot desired.
Railroad and Banking COMpII.IIICB, Brokers, Insurance
poung.teri, and in fact all business houses, VIP
nod this stamp invaluable fur markt-tug 2i UWE, Ohedks,
Cards, Letters, 'rickets, Wrapping Papers, &r.
Orden receivisi at W.:. HAVEN'S,
m:l4 Statkaary Warehouse, Market at, mt. 2d.
L_, __ p .
MMNI
REMOVAL. I I" inkittiSEMEATIS.
rHE itIEBOANTILE AGENCY 59 Fifth I- :
. ,
a u,,.. t . NI argialc hull, will remove ..fm the 14th instant, to ! ALLEGHENY YA LLF.Y. ILAIL I I4I , 4Pt.„II,
the cortierlif Wood and Filth eta. deer the Blinking holm of i o. , :.- StgAtinteridebt's Oottee, Pittsburgh, - .1t.3 , 21.
IL INstricleil Co. - 'i- ,f,,. ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD 111LPF RY
Seenur advertieentent below. '..4.9. . ENCAMPMENT, at YARENTIIII, Hay 27, 28 and W.
-4 9
' I EXCURSION TICK ETS. to Tarenttatn and return fur aide
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY , at i M DEPOT, on Taylor street. F
Aorel Se.
'-` .
.J. PER, Sup t.
PITTgBURGH • ~ --
, ...., ; gitOPOSA.LS FOR IRON.—Proposals will
Est obi I shed In New York, Jtaxe, 1 8 41— ben ceiveo) the othce of the Ohio and ireeusylesnie
Pittsburgh March, 1852, I road Company. until FRIDAY EVENING, the ?.9th hut
FOR IRE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF TRADE. ' for tarnishing the 'Wrought and Cast Iron required for the
Having Branches anti Associate Offices In ' imperstructirre of the Allegheny Elver Bridge, payable in
; line company'a convertible toottgage, 7 per cent., bridge
N EW YORK... ........ ....11. DooOLASB 8 Co.
BOS'I'ON E. Mut= A Co. ' londs, at par: which bond are furthersocuned by a sinking
PHILADELPHIA, fund. -
B. DOUGLASS A CO. ' 1
' litils of the iron required maybe weti at the Company's
ILA LTIbIORR .1. D. PRATT & Co. Once. Theirou Stall to be . stablest to Inspection and - axp•
CHARLESTON B. Delouse A Co. ' prove' ; and the amount of beet American-relied DOD; bribe
NEW ORLEANS ........H DOUGLASS & CO. ', . eipally round rods, will be about serentywight tons, and-of
RICHMOND ......... —.Pasty a 131:17T. east iron fortyween tons. G. W. CASS, "
CINCINNATI . B. Donotass & Co. I Pittsburgh, May V,-.-nty27:3t . President.
LOUISVILLE. . B. DOUGiIASS & CO. .
___, Mot., Jour., lin., Dia.and Citron. copy.]
ST. LOUIS .......... ........B. Douoti,s4 k CO.
CHICAGO B. Douai-ass A Co.
IThis lostitntlon suppliee (to rinbectibers only) all necessary
Information to to the standing, responsibility, Ac., of Mee
Chants,. Tradera, klanufacturera Public Companies, Ac.,
throughout the United States, their Territories, and British
North America. it is a valuable aintillary to bnpOrtlnii,
Shipping awl Commission Merchants, as eredlasJobberfand
:Manufacturers, and to All parties baying Time Excliangts,oir
dispensing credit.
The collection of debts In the States, Canada, Ac., attended
to with promptness and fidelity. i
Terms made known at the attics. '!
B. DOUGLASS 800. ~
Subscribers to the Agency who have occasion to travel
through the States are furnished with introductory letters
to the various offloce, whore they can obtain inform:Mu
without extra cost aprfelm
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
110 N. THOS. B. FLORENCE,
Roy. IL UnooLD, Secretary.
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS,
From The lit day of August to the 31st day of Dee., 1855
Amount re,ehmti to Marine premiums $ 68,242 31
Fire 39.908 82
n.ted premiums for live rwrothe
CAPITAL
INVBSTIB? AS FOLLOWS
Bonds of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and
Pittsburgh 6 . 11 4 78,721 Pd
ltuhroad bands, Cost woo W
" "
Luau on First Mortgage
Stocks, Coteof Real &date
lUrtil
Coati in Bank and on hand
_ . . _...
Curdtal subscribed, (pay - tarot not yet due) 97,000 00
Premium Notes, not yet matured 60,397 :11
Due from Agents, (seemed by Bonds) 18,358 91
tapenses nod l',ommlssions 1.1,19 e BS
$408,131 13
Taal amount of Lomas Incurred, but not yet ejueted:—
Yin 66
111.11 in 8,000 00
$ 4 , 666 66
This Company Iruntres Hull and Cargo Malta on the Ohio
and Mailatappi tribotru ire. hue - urea against toss or Damages
by Fires. tosses liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
ItErcazacra—lion. T. M. Howe, hen. J. H. Moorhead,
James Wood.
For Insurance apply to
2110 MAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
tubls No. Water et., bet. Wood and Market.
DELAWARE MIITVAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, & E. CORNER THUD AND * WALNUT kin t,
Phl32l4elphla.
Wk .. MARINE INSURANCES au Newels, Cargo, Freight,
to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON 13C1014 by Rivers, Cabals,
Lakes and Land Carriages, to all ppaarßtsa of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE ON MERQMANDIZE generally. Ou
Stores, Dwell:Log Bowes, Etc. •
AsseLs of the Chapany Satwasber SA, 1855.
Bonds, 3lortgagus and Real Estate ......... 94
Philadelphia City, and other Loans —. 85,210 00
Stock in Ranks, URI - tad and Insurance C0'5...... T 3,060 10
Bins receivable
Cash ou band 26,8"..8 09
Baku:ices in hands of Agents, Premiums on Ma
rine Policies recently issued, and other debts
due the Company
Subscription Note.
William Martin,
Joseph H. Beal,
Edmund A. Souder,
John C. Davin,
John It. Penrose,
George G. Leiper,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. E. M. LinstOn,
William C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer Mellenln
Mules Kelley,
J,sies Brooke,
J. G. Johnson,
EIIMEM7I
1 . 1108. C. HAND, Tice PreaOmit.
BEVIS Lttatas, Secretary.
P. A. SIADEIRA, Agent,
No. 95 'Water street, Pittiburstn.
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
MANUFACTURERS' BMW tOMFY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
cns...l-mst 112CPETC/LI—GkiATMILD OT TEM 13TATi Oi PMIIINTIVAXIL
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION'
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, Primalent
(MAIN MIMS, Secretary.
GEORGE TOUNO, Treasurer.
toprctgacies.
The fidlosideg well known and reeponviLle Orme In Pitts
burgh have ardlorized reference to them,,wkkh regard to the
natality and eunuch:wee of tho Manufacturanr Itianramee
Company.
Kr - inner & Rahm, Wilsoty%Oda &
George P. Smith t Co., g,4@PV4II Campbell,
Jones, Tiernan 4 o w , Childs A Co/
novT
ES=
A. A. CARRIER 41 , 81M.%
Corner Fourth and S,lnithfiedd greets, Pittabtirsa,
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marline linsuraue
Co., of LIAII.IUSBURG. CAPITAL, $350.000.. .
Girard Fite 4 1 0%4 ZlOslni, Insurance Co., of
I , IIII4.4.ELPECIA. CAPITAL, 6300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Vialey of Virginia
WINCIASTEE, YA. Ceitrrti, 83001000.
Commonwoalltb luguranoe Company, BAR
RISDURG. CAPITAL, 0300,000.
Conueettent Mutual Lilo Insurance Co.,
iIARTVOILD. CAPITAL AND ASSET 4 92,184,489.
Pe nnsylvantsvinsurance Co., of PITIVBURGH
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, Nov. 5,1865, .15119,029 40
Wu. P. Jotearrox, Meaddont_ A. A. 0... r no. Secretary
decl43.ll.pcly
PIT-1 1- SBURGIII
LIFE, FIRE AND 11V1RINE
INSUi'aiNCE COMPAI4II7
CORNER OF WATER AND MARKET Erganal.
prrws.avaton, PA.
ROBERT'GAIWAY, Fria!dont:
THOB. GIAZAK, Secretary.
OW - This Company makes awry Laurance appertaining to
or connected with LIFE RUSKS.
Also, against MIDI. AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
arid Miseisalppl Rivers and tributaries, and MARINA RISIC,R .
generally. :-
• 4
And against Loss and Damage by Are, and against tha
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
MMMaiiMaMil
Robert Galway, 8 4MReaChlrkig6 ~11
Joseph P. Osszam, M. [1., 4 4vt tt .
James Marshall, DOM Richey,
James W. Lielkuut, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Drtuiley, Joseph 13. Leech,
John Fullerton, Mansfield 8.. Bream,
moat if. Chambers, " Christian Zug,.
William Carr, Robert R. Illpttley,
Jas. D. McGill. ,
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITIStIiJRG3I.
WTLISAM RAG.ALEY, resoldMit.
SAMUEL L. MARSRELL, Sicretary.
OFFICE.: 94 Warr, street, between 4ktr/s1 and Mod streets.
iliF•lnsureer MILL AND CARGO RISKS, on the Ohio
and Misaiseippi Riven and tributaries.
Insures spinet Loss or Damage by FIRE.
Alm, against the Perils of the Boa and Inland Narigati%
and Transportation.
William Bagaley,
Jamee M. Owle=r,
811 111p1 Bea,
RobertemHagi,
Isaac M. renntihk,
B. Harbangh,
Walter 'Bryant,
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SHOHNBEROEB,,Ftedaent.
ROBERT FINNEY, Secretary.
C. W. BATCHELOR, General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
J. U. Shoenberger, G. W. Cass,
C. W. Batchelor, . W. K. lihnick, •
Isaac M. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, R. D. Cochran
B. T. Leech, Jr., John A. ;,,,,,„
George S. Belden, 8. 8. 1,`, 1 1,.. ut '- '"
Darid.SPOsndleas.,
..
ligt• All Lanes sustained hg r....., irunrred under policies
Welled by this Company will he "oerally adjusted and .rompt
ly paid at its OrriCE, No, 51 WATER, STREET. jll
PENNSYLVANIA.. SIUILANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, saoo,ooo.
Insure Balding' and other Proiniryilageinst iosenr
Damage by Fire, and the Peril" of the Sea and Inland Nevi.
gallon and Transportation.
tnlntorotts.
Wm. P. Johnston, Rody Patterson, Jitooti*nali,
A. A. Carrier W. 2,ll9lzitonif, 21.1nar,
George W. Sinn, ff. *Tau, ID:it Park
I. Grier 13 . 03ai, Wade to. D. M. Long,
A. J. .lixues, H. B. Coggedadis
0119,101181 L
Presided_ Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON.
Van Preatilent.. --BODY PATTERSON
Aey dad A. IIiaIiLLEIL
in=
. •
$lOB,lOl 31
. 300,000 00
$408,151 Is
93,869 98
100,01 X) uu
$617,318 16
DIRECTORS.
James C. Hand,
Theophilas Paulding,
James Trtupaatc
William Eyre, Jr,
Joshua L Price,
James Teuneut,
Samuel Z. Stokes,
Maury Sloan,
amines i. McFarland,
Charles Schaffer,
Robert Burton,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh.
D. T. Morgan,
J. T. Lo u, a
MARTLN, President.
EIM:=I
DIRECTORS,
Capt. Mark Sterling
Samuel M. Kier,
William Bingham,
John 8. Dilworth,
Francis Sellers,
• v1.1440914tak0r.
WHILE* .11,1148.
MEI
1'
a-i'.t
MEM
GIR AND C•O-NCERT!
PROFESSOR HUEY
I% 11l bra a GRAND CONOIIItT of Voted and Instrumental
Moak, et the
TOWN lIALL, Birmingham,
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEXIMIS of We week
The public are invited to attend. tityr.;
CAROLINE LEE lIENTZ.—Linda; or the
Young Pilot of the Belle Creole—a splendid edition of
this work, uniform with Courtship and Marriage. Thin
book Is worthy of a plane In every library. MI who desire
good reading had barter purchase this book—price, lu 2 volt.
paper, Witt; In cloth, 1 vol., $l. Political • Lyrics, biebraska
and Kansas—price An assortment of school Kota
kept on hand and for miTe by W.A.OILIIIIINPKNICBT A CO.,
Fifth street, opposite floe Theatre. ' nu= ,
GENTLEMEN desirous of purchasing ca
really handsonto COUNTRY BRAT; will please vattni-
Me the following 2U acres of choice land, 'in fine state of
cultivation, 4 MUMS trim the city, adjoining the relliitilichs GC*
Capt. Scheuly. A lieu brick dwelling 11011 V, with hall, tifin - 4
large parlors, a 17 14 :tie feet dining roam and Ititchon : T
chambers; a nursory and finished attic; a porch along the
kitchen, and a portico in front of the house; a pump of
good water at the kitchen door, and a spring cenveniant;
o
tenant homef 4 rooms, barn, carriage house, U.; lart i t,
Orchard, grapes, &c. The above property-only needs to
seen to be appreciated. Immediate pongee/ion can be had.
A. CUTEIRERT & SON, Reel Rotate Agfa.,
LI Market street.
TOOKS I BOOK S ! ! BOOKS ! !
Linda; or, the fount; Pilot of the Bello Creole: Op t .
litre. Rentz.
Dickens' complete works: 5 sola.Libracy edition
Malls Jones' Courtahip.
Ernest Linwood: by Mm. Mentz.
Valentine Vox. the l'entrilminiat.
Pam Slick'. Nature mid 'lnman Nato: e.
Judge Hallburtou's Yankee Stories. - .
Enakinel Modern Pain ors.
The Mob Cap; by Mrs.lienta-.
The Wandering Jow.
Wild Scenes and
Indian Captls'di e s.
Pictorial .1 7 8thily Cyclapodio, ke. For sale by
mr27 B. T. MORUANAUItifth
•
.DITTSBURGII GAS STOCK AT AucTiox:
jk —On TUUREDAV EVENING. June 6th, at 8 betide*,
et the Merchants' Itachange, Fourth street, wiU be wild, by
order of the Finance eurtuutte,, Outrun Pittsburgh thus
Company stock.
Terms—Five dollars per allure on the 6th of June, cid!
remainder on or before the Ist of July next.
my 2.7 P. M. DAT lI3,:AuEL
EXEOII TOR'S SALE OF BANK-STOCK ;
—On THURSDAY EVENING, June Btk'at 8 o'clock, /
at the Herd/auto' Exchange, Fourth street; will be . sabg by
es
vol of Executors, 137 shares fderchants' RIIII. Matittfactur
ers' Bank of Pittsburgh. XI,DAVII3,
ntylt7 • • Atialloneer.
ONE-HORSE CARRIAGE AND BUG 7Y,.
AT - Acerrog—on wrawEsney MORNING, Mny
2mh. nt II o'clock, at the Commercial Fake Mum& eoruer
of Wood and 'Fifth streets, will be sold,one around baud on
home carriage: oar do. substaullal buggy
turn
P. DAVI% Au.ck,
Fresh Arrival of Salt Oysters.. •
JUST. received at STEINRUCK'S% . .0.1
Woad street, where all the delicacies of - the season sear.
be had, served up funny desirable erg-. Ile is alto -in daily'
receipt of New Potanwe, fees. Lehner!, Ehad,' Bea,
Baoe, and a great variety of Lake Fish, which will be sold,
to families, Note's, and restaurants, on the most reasonable,
term.
Jain received, n large and line lot of .I..enions, Oranges and
Pine Apples. t. STElNlttreli,
my2o No, 111 Wood street.
T AR" E TRADE SALE OF SUMMER
currtnNu.—On WEDNESDAY MOItNINO, May 28,
at 10 o'clock. at the Cotinuercial Sales Dooms, corner of
Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold, without reserve, a very
exterutive stock of Summer Clothing, comprising: 400 paint
fancy and plain cos-inlet° pants; WO pairs ratlacti tweed,
and _lean 404 200 pairs cottonade and drill do.; 400 sake:
cltaliutere, satin and cassimena vests; 120 Matscinaite arid'`
other light 1104 300 super cloth, linen, cotton and summer.
cloth coats; 20 doz. fine white shirts, linen bosoms and coil
lars. ALSO-10 pieces super black broad cloths; al pieces
Lowy and plain slimmer pant stuffs; super satin Tebthip,
eminent', tweed I, patent thread, spool cotton, stilt twist,..tc t
The attention of the Motels iirritivi - to the start', whtrK
cast be examined on thedity previous to sale. Terms—Casit
,—par funds. my2o I'. M. DAVIS, Aunt.
MACKEREL, HERRING, I): FRUIT, &c.
AT AUCTION.—Ott TUESDAY MORNING, 271 b
Ova., At It o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, Ciirlier.
of Wool and Filth streets, will be sold: bids. 114citereE
and Herring ; mons Dried Veitclies ailiblipples: 1 platform,
scales. iity2o Y M. DAVIS, Auct.
/ RANGES-200 boxes in prime oilier, Insk
nx.•ired =RI tw• Salo Ly ItETAINIt.
tny26 No. 39 Wood st.. opplatita St—Clattabat /lota. rc
SYRUP lA44:lz,.Lepon Syrup ;
5 doz. Strawberry do; ,
5 do Ph.) Apple itx,
u do Itosidnolf do; pod sweet red
ItRYNtEIt 3 ANDERSON,'
No. 39 WOOll Sirtiti.
and for Rate by
_111324 _
S u(Tait-
-10 14)1,:. es.na po‘itiered
11.1 granulated;
/11 1 1. font nrceirod MO for mita
ILEVMEIt A ANDERSON. No. 39 Wood !.t.,
Orsixmito At. Char)ots Hotel.
bl
110 _
--
MOLASSES --- 30 bids. N. 0. just received
alai for wle by SIT I bkb:ll, ILA 1.411A1,4 ://1.
my 26 N, 295 Liberty stroot.
.
UtiAR CURE.I.) C. 1.1 /01S--10 tierces, jur.t
S
reoe;ved awl for :ale 1,3
61'11-12i4:11:R 11.i111.1A -
L
Ag" AO bbl s. Nn. 1;
to do. Tin. 2; in inore Euiirfor
SPHINOEIII lIARRAUILILf.
- Et, boxes just received aqd
for Bale by in32ii SPHINCIrat mutuautilf.
ERMAN SOAP- -10 boxes just received
and fur tutu by nor 26 APIL;NGEfi,II.4.IIBAUGII. ti
itY HIDES---200 prime to arrive and fulo
gale by to)2O SPRINGER lIARRAIRM:
11, 001,—The highest market price
paid by SPRINGER ILaRIIACLIOI.
my 26 NO. 295 'Liberty st.
ACON-300 Tith.rs received and for-sale
by is* It ENktit COLLOR.
_
CHEESE -200 boxes prime new
Crating Cliev., rereLved uti (or &du by
ILEkla IL COLLINFk .
WESTERN INSURANCE CONtpANy,
Prrintrasu. MEIROE DAUM E, Prukleat ;P. Mk
0011. DON, Stx.tetary.
Will insure against all kinds of risks, FUER as4-31AX/N.R.
All h.ses will be liberally adjusted asidolweaptly paid.
A }lonia' Institution, managed Ihy "Dic,ctors Wh o are welt
known in the community, and litho are determined, hy
promptness and liberality, to 'intimate' the character which
they have assumed, Its oliVerl.i; the beAt protect: at to lbws ,
who desire to be insareti.
Dnacroits—R. Miller. Jr., C. W. Ricketson, J. W. Butler,
N. Holtues..lx, W. U. Smith, C. Ranson, UoorgetiW. Jackson,
Andrew Ackley, deters I.lpp.tueett, Quoit. Darele,imotsi Me
Miley, Alexander Nimick, 'fhounnt . Scott.
IS` Mks, Nti. 112 Water street, (Warehouse of Spaug &
Cu, u stairs,) Pittsburgh. noteltdst
STEAMER PAUL JONES FOR
The :undersigned offer for asle; the fine
snsaine,tkAVL JOUR* M sue now llee at the
,whsw‘at Pittsburgh.
The,PAVL 40,41:8 Is one year and four: months old—
length 180 feet, beam 33 feet, hold 6 . 3.6 &et; tufo etigineit,..
eylinclent 23 •ihnheil in diameter, 7 feet stroke. She in
ceinnleteoedir Mid" alfrespecta. The cabal fs.
of the moetspiknind style,' and fitted tip in ttotncenniegant.
.meaner.
The PAUL JONES will be sold on the'fbllnwing teknri
say one.fifth cash, balance 4,8, 12 and In saanihs,..witteln
tenet and approved security. If said boat is not add 'jai
private oaks before the Ist i aj pf.JeUstdatiAbe will Ihn
fared at iiilbpo auction, n 44 sold on that daY
perigoA timin ns against tiIe . PAUL 40NX% uilli .
inrirard then to the a ndersigned for Settlement &Ong with, 1
the balance of the claims, as soon as said haat Is sold.
W. A. CALUPitALLa T rudy .
BLIA.ILK MR/MM. j .
mY 2 ficl licha
STEW BOQES..! NEW. BOOKS 1
Vagabond Life in Mexico; by ilabriel Ferry.
• • Sparrow Papers, or . Living In the Country; by ,
Fred. 8.
Salad Ibr' the Recall Sucic46l4;
Platibustah; by Q. K. patonder
maygaret .I.laitland, or Sunny - written by hereelt.
At Home and Abroad; by Mart Yhller 055011...
The WitrothY PaPaill - -14.4 Echoes—by Jno. Brougham.
maasenots twT . l . 2i j na Jon.
Harper's New Jlogib
Orsharo's Illnitrathd - Ausedain Monthly Magazine.
Peterson's Ladtee' National "Magasine;
°odors lArly Book-'-ead plates and steel engravings.
Datiou'a Dollar !deathly hlagazine4price 10 eta
Leshe'a New. York. Jo:kraal.
School Books kept cowardly on hand and for sale by
W. A. GILDENFENNEY & CO,
Fifth at., opposite the Theatre.
MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR'
RESTORE E.—An unfailing restorr,r and preserver
.4 the hale and eight tile note dye!. . The hair and whin
kers, however gray, am restored to And preserved fu thefr;
original life color: By Rs use. sell,ga, spectacles and
....„
hairs, will soon become extinct. The Restorer erg,„'" t if t
the Zylubalsamum, not only cleanses the 10ar.:.,, k 4 , ouu ,
it to curl, giving ft a en% 'glossy mid hatre7 . a 7 na
The Ilisetorer will strengthen and bier
• ..rve the gel and -
remove and prevent dizziness, heie . . the, nunrf, &n a n o ,
scald-head, or any oruptlon of tl, Thln. and , unnatura l
91175tgairahtleadn.s of the head. f ..... fa a certain cure for Catarrh
Bold by
.10S. FLEMING, Druggist,
m-124 _ • car. of the Diamond and Market ' aL ,,,
TWELVE HOURS
IN ADVANCE OP THE MAIL!
- -
/fir THS EASTERN- 'DAMIEN are eegnikrly received,
twelve hours in advance of the Mail, an.: delivered to sub
N. ribers at the following rates: .
Philadelphia LEDGER, leelisig week.
New York Daily Tkifilleit 18i. per week.
o" HERALD, "
•• " TIMES,
Axe L e ave, your ordens for those, or any other Lant ern
papers, at 71 Fifth street, for
niyo-4 _
Ailoaragissi Maps. • -
WIIO LESA LE AGE Nl's MA P .
Ote MCARAMIA, 11.1.)..CLAku,
ritlh 'treat, who kt 1 60
est wholesale prima At retail, T.: renta, or theft. tor $l.
Dealers and caters will i r d.:AySe eewl in their ordera.
lurltltdaw
Nlo —
T... - jDireet from the- Importer
chwas choico It. Try ;
.14./0 '' (h./longs and Cliularm;
20 lion liuglinh brenkfast
•• BOW:14011g ;
4 ‘ Orang f4s° Plower..
am noy rectiring Weekly lots of inn& Teas.
iy2l Y. R. DRAW, No. 1 Diamond.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR - ---50 bblsTer — tole tt
Job& vett, and for sale by
ruyo BrItINdE.It
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