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PIT I's BURGH MORNING POST;
Pripsted and publ i saai awry maiming, (Sundays eareptni.
BY tiIIiZIAMORE & MONTGOMERY,
OR THE RORTII-WOST CORNitlt UT WOOD AND FIFTH OTRANTO.
TERMS.—Fish Dollar, a par, payable rtvictly iu advanc
Six Dollar. Invariably required if net twit within the year.
Ai-Slagle cord's!, Two corm—ow ~‘6. the counter 1
the Office, and by the New, Boys.
THE SATURDAY MORNING POST
Pub from the rune office, on a large blanket size
abets, at Tl% a DNA-% liS a year, In advance. Bungle copies,
PPM eIiNTS.
sir No paper will be discontinued, (unless at the diere
theof the Proprietors,) until all arrearages are paid. et.
Oil. No attention will be paid to any order mime accom
panied by the money, or satisfactory reference in thlt zity.
Arr. Onanectod with the ketedishment of the Morning
Post lc one of the lament Job PRINTING OFFIGES in the
city, where all kinds of work ludoue on the shortest notice,
and most tementaltle tonne. •
PROFESSIONAL - CARDS
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
4:kniagellor at Law, and &inciter to Chancery, Agent
for procuring Bounty Lands and teutiknis, and for the Col
lection of 016111.4 iu Ureat Britain and Ireland.
gra- Ct.llectionn made in this and adjoining Counties ;.RA
tates of decedents nettled; Rt.Al bought, sold at
livens'. and rents collected. Motleys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles exatnlned and title papers drawn.
Lidice on FOURTH street, a few doors above Smithfield.
Pittsburgh, March 2X, ISidi 7 H ruhUids w I
. A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and Corn
... L -1. tniasiuner for 11w States of Tenneetee, New Harm.
shire, Connecticut, Wilseowiiii, Now York, Michigan, lowa,
4 California, Louisiana, and 1 irgoila„
ii*sr Deeds drawn, arid neknowlednionta and proofs taken
for record or use iu any of Ike above named !Mato., Illinois,
I Mississippi end }thud° Island.
Pittsburgh, Mardi 'A, 1856--f mhZitilawl
, I
ii SAMUEL C. WINCIARD,
•
1 , ATTORNEY AT LAW,
• 1 , 17T:411UU011, FLNICA.
44'01:Ike In lIIICEIVELL'S BUILDINOS, Urant street,
(haarlY opposite the Conrt House.) fob lYly
CHARLES \V. WINUARI),
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ENSH CRO,
CAMBRIA COUNTT,
*4 - Also !malice, in Huntingdon, Blair, Clearfield and In
diana C2,11111t WY. feb I 2:ly.
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DoBEH.I.• U. U. SPROUL, Attorney and
XL Coutaseflor et Law, caps No. Fonrth street, Pitts
burgh. awl l:Iy
JAIES — A. LOW RI E, Attorney - at Law,
office Fourth street, Pittsburgh. beta's., StulLtaiehl and
Cherry alley. decl I ay
J 0 lIN BARTON, Attorney and Counsellor
at Law, other corner of Fifth and Grant streets, Pitts
burgh.
MEI
SAP. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
111
Fourth stret, Pittuhurgh, fourth door below Mr. Hotly
Ytitturvon's Livery Stably.
PAviiic ENN A, Alderman of Third
1. Ward. °Mee corner of °rant nod Vifth streets, (formerly
oocupitid by Alderman Lewis,) where all bniiinems pertaining
to the ollittai of Alderman and Justice of the Peace will be
promptly attended to. febl,3m
HMIL, Surgeon I)entist, successor to G:
w. Biddle, Nu. 144 Southfield *trout.
41:41.0tfice boom from 8 to 1 o'clock, and from 2 to 6 o'clock.
tebl6:ly
JSCUTT, Dentist, Fourth streetptive doors
J
wcet of SlarkeL
Sir Office hours from 8 o'clock A. M. to 6 o'clock P. M.
tlec2o.),
BUSINESS CARDS
- - -
JOIIN MOORHEAD, Wholesale Grocer and
Commission Merchant, for the sale of PIO METAL and
IILOOMS, mid PRODUCE generally, No. 27 Wood street,
Pirtst,nrgh. ap2l
WILLIAM t.utex . Phllwtx RM. IIIeILCTSON, Pittsburgh-
LLER .L• RICKETSUN, Wholesale Urn-
Itnix.rtero a BRANDIES, WISES and $1.:41A1L.,
Nun. 172 and 17.1, corner of Irwin and Liberty ntroets., Pitt,
burgh. Iron, Nall* Cotton Van., Ac, ennstantly on hand.
J IILAZ [LT J/1161. C. RICHEY.
LAKELY & RICIIEY, REAL ESTATE BRo
„L.) Lifts, corner of Seventh and Smithfield etrreht, Pitt*.
Lurgh.
lances, Memos, Lots, Mills, Furnaces, &c. tc., bought and
sold on commission; Land Warrants bought, mad and luat
ted; bills, Bonds nod Notes negotiated. Especial attentk,n
given to subdividing Farms, and distealug of them. Terms
reasonable. uov27:ds
AL? JD a CORIIIIO MORGAN RORZITDOD.
EDWARD DITRRIDDI HENRI L.. RIMIWALT.
CURLING, ROBERTSON & CO., :111anu
facturers of Cot. Pressed and Plain flint Ii LASSWARK,
warehouso No. 17 Wood street., corner of Ftout. Pittsburgh.
Sir All other kinds of illanewnre and Window Wass. at
low Market prices. ap11:111y
J tom LZDLIZ J. ULM.
L ED LIE Si ULAN', Successor w Mulrartv
k Lalin , nutnufartorors of Cut, inoulticil mitt /lain
kL.n and Yaw,. °vivre.' OLAtitt+ WARE, and dottier,' its all
kiuds of Window Ultima, Flake , %late anti flottlett. Wat,
how., asruer of Market and Wator atrmut, l'itttiburgh.
tultilxi 1 y
REmovAL__u. 111msEN, .NittllUElCtUrt'r
of every variety of VIALS, IttYFTLES and IVINI)OlV
GLASSY; black porter, 11 ins and Claret Ltottles; Ilstninduts
stud ()pimp.; also, Flint tilltas in every inriety. ‘Vareltouse
Nos. lit Stowed sod la 3 Flint street, Intimburgh. nthllli
, R l ' ittsburgli, dealer
. in e4iol c ettx eitopuem, tiler, for salen chow,'
stock of Gilt/CEPA - NS, neleete.l fee family use. Spires of
every v:trtety and the purest quality, ground at his Stain
Mills. Also, Dries: Frotha. Foreign and Dottlevtle Pro‘lttee
Laken In exellan4r Gtr merchandise.
'PI ft. D..}sas pnv . ured a full assortment of I-andr,•th's war•
runt,slCiAltl/1:71 BEI DS, and invites the attention of all 'le
[(Tested lit rural affairs. latil I
- IUNIMISSION 110 USE . —The subscriber,
(tutu (Tenni a Minn f.,r the ni ern e ptirlAble. at NO IT
IMittlifichl stmt., four dours aheve the Alotemga.hela douse
IV, will purchase. or reeeiveemionneton. for sale, cote
siguments of ItAU.IN, CLIP:FISK, UJItN. OATS,
BARLEY. FLAX SEED. UICASS BALED IIA Ac
upon whieh we will make tulranr,s, of put, hose at the hevt
market rate. fot Larr. AlkiNll) A Cs/.
w. H. 0:1 , 11.1511 - 1.. kittertAr J I. IIIJI:c1.17.
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VNGLISII & ItICIIAII.DSON, Forwarding
i.trchnut.4 d.ders ill
RAU.)N :mil OIL, and Pitt/DUCE generally. Were
holt. formerly occupied by llurbritlgt. & Inghrans, Nu. 110
Woter and 1W First street. Pitlalurgh , feta
S.J/1111 ATWELL.. A. J LEE . ........ 111A3. ATR Ell..
AT%VELL, LEE & CO., IVliolesale Grocers,
Produce and Commission Islereliants, and rk-ales IEI
l'ittwburgh klannfctures, N'o h ICoo.l street, between Water
and Front streets, Pittalinrgli. atilt!
JOLIN W. BUTLEIt & CO., l Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, tlottlo•1 S 111 all kinds of I'ITTt4-
141111 SIIKET
LEAD, No. 07 Yrout tit - rut:L. Pittsburgh, tagit73
lITTNitY 11. COLLINS, l'orwarding and
Coninthution Mn. bout, tel wholenitle dealer in FIST!,
CII KITS li. surrEk, sissns 1414,1 PRODUCE generally. No.
Vir.s...l street, Pittsburgh. mare
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N UTIOE.—The undersigned, Assignee of
KENYON, of Steubenville. Ohio, having obtain
ed a FIE ISSUE OV THE PATENT originally granted to us
on the ith stay of Ocrol..r, 1501. for the purpose of 1111E1iIIIE,
NUTS, WASIIEILO, etc, being .Initautially
fis foltuw9,lio:
f'ir.4 —llle use of the die T, aml die box 3.1, for severing
the blank, the close the lux in etioilsitintion with the lie
and bracket Q fur pressing, till die pouch I. kr perforittiti
the [1.4.1110 during the priestire, tile whole operating core
Jointly 41 deseribesl fur making Nuts or Waahors at one opo
rutiom
Seefold—Thu manner substantially ns sle,cribed, of so ar
ranging the dies In !elation to the punch that any exertot of
IrviJ ill the blank shall be (tweed Into the path of the pull,.
thus securing the compression of the Nut uith..ut risking
the breaking of the
em s Persona interested will Menge take notice that any In
fringement on the alinve will ha dealt with necor.ling tss law.
ilmtrupr:r. & MUltIttAV.
Pittsburgh, April ft, IStirs—ottin.:lnt--ciaJ)
WILLIAM CARK & CO., (William Carr,
hate of the firm of .1. Parket & Cu..) e indesale UK , k-
CEILS and dealer" 111 Foreign WINES and 'lit ANDLES., UI.I
Mowin: ,1 thole and lirctill , WIIINK No. :I'.N Counnet clef
lt.ow, L iberty h )1014
ita t i o ,. . .
TOSEPiI FLENIi till, successor to L. Wil
co: A Cu., c . ornur of Itlarkut street rind the Diamond,
r.l kerlu, ckas,tantly ~ti hand a full imsortment of DRUGS, 211R1r.
1 ICIN r.s. NI NIACIN h: CUIRSTS, PERFUNIERY, and all art i
cit. yertalaitiK to his lavanras..
ihr• Physiulans' Prescriptions carefully compounded et all
hours. ley
JOHN 11..V1f1,10.. WeIIII.A.N rurawvo
LE BRUT lIERS, successors to J.
Co., ulsolosali• N°.GU Wood stroot
Pittsburgh. Proprietors of Dr. ISPLauo's celebrated Veriati
fug°, Lii or rifts, hc. jalo
JL. MAI:SIIALL, successor to 11. Lee,
. WOOL DEALER and CoMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 139 Lawny istrwt, }titinLurg L.
. SPellutock & Bros., Kramer & Itxhm , Mur
Or. Tiernan & Cu. , Brown & Kirkpatrick.
Pittsburgh, My 24, 1855. ni.r24
T
W. CHADWICK, dealer in Kentucky
I,,tf TOBACCO, RAOS and PAPER, 149 W..:41
styont, I.low Sixth, Pittsburgh.
40 - The highest market prici, In cash, paid fla.
WALTERP. MARSHALL, I...JOSRP LI IL. Hthl
Wl'. MAIISLEALL & Co., Importers and
• dealer/ in French and American PAPER HANG
INtiA, No n 7 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
ihrSoin ligeuni (or EMI celebrated mann:rectum of Meeern.
Deliccattl.* Ob.. Paris. aug7
T. C. MORGAN, Bookseller and Sta
[loner.. Has always on hand a general asnortna•nt
311serllanonna and 'flank Ltookn; Printin, Pont nod
Cap Paial - , wholesale and retail, No. 104 NI uod str,t,
indow Meth (east side) Pittsburg/I.
44" . WANTED-111gs and Tanners' Scraps. aplfe.ly
JiiIIN 11. MELLOIt, Vlholosale and Iteut.Tl
, lealerin MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, PIANOS, MUSIC,
SUII lOU BOOKS and STATIONERY, Nu. 51 WoUal Ittn, t,
Pittalturrit Jat, I
JACUB IYI'COLLISTER, Wholesale and Ite
bill BRIAR IiLANUFACTUKER and dealer lo all ki n ds
of TOBACCO, SNUFF and SICOARA, No. 25 Fifth" street,
Patstrurgh.
an—Keeps constantly on hand a large snpply of all the
various brands of Imperial f3egars.
REYMER ec ANDERSON, (successors •:tti
Jmntui Rhodiai A Cu.,) wholesale diaideni In FOREGIN,
FRUITS, NUTS, SPICES, OUNPFXTTIONARY, SUGARS, 4,
No. 39 Wood street., opposite the St. Charles Hotel, l'itte.
burgh. ep2
A TINDLE, Wholesale and Retail SAll}-
11.• MLR, HARNESS, TRUNK, VALISE nod CARPET
lIAO MANUFACTURER, No. 106 Wood etreot, Pittsburgh.
IY -2, 59
. V I NTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
arrot, third door blow Virgin ality.—BOWN & 'PET
LICY would rail the attention of Sporting men to Oleic large
,onanrtment of GUNS, RIFLF.S and REVOLVING PISTOLS,
the largest and best nelected stock ever opened in thin mats
kot, together with a general nanortnnalt of Hardware, Cutle
ry, Tools arms Fishing Tnrkle , all of which we offer at the
l o west possible prices to cash porchanern, or for good
op.
proved vapor.
morl ,
NTu-WESTERN I'ULICE AG iNi,
. It? Washington street, cornor .4 Dearborn, 011-
°AG% ILLINOIS.
ALLAH.................................. » ....... D. D. Ronnehri.
PINKERTON & W. don.te their eittire attention to the
transaition of a general defectivt, PULICH BUSINErki in
the States of Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indinua.
tuhrklitf
JOILN. OWUTT, Lmporter of B RAN Di El,
N, WINE?, dc. D.n4.y I u Hhc i.ld Monolirnh,la
Whisky, Peach Bnukdy, Ac. Also, 'I.i.ECTI.I VINO bISTIL
kix m uff BalthineJd aid front eirvets, Pittabursh.
• 4 .
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0"
MEE
•
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• •;i l Vt•'"P .N . . 2:
44 0 r ,
4 4. • . •
OR- Builders said Carpenters would Buil it In their 'Wynn
Cage to give Mai a txII, at ha call now furnish the in suitto
Blatied irt all. suitable tiir ever) ileac riptaiti ut u,irk.
I.2ULTON CAR WORKS, FOUNDRY AND
1 Al A ell N SANDUrhr, Unkr —The 'mi.,. bet
K. J, CUMMINtI....2 C. et/M1LEM....11. V. TOM 6n....'4 11. outri, (Mt
AMERICAN' I'AI'IER lIANU•
FACTURI NU COMPANY, No. 71 Second street, Pat
hoz KW manufacturers or PAPIER MACH
tor Churchea, Houses, Stearals.sts, le. ; mot - tool Freon ,'
Frmes, 1% tritium . and Door Heads, Brarkets, Trusses, Cot
tikes, Ventilators and Centro Pietas fir Collito,,, Rosettes
awl Monhdntgs of every doto . ript Mi. 1 , 1 e« and donnw,
awl arrante..l inure durable than any other artl.. le now is
Ake— Ord., executed tql the shiorteitt notice.
N. H.—Atte:lt - ton of Stenntlx.lat Buil)Jere hi t.ipia - ittlly dt
4,t0il t thin untie, ou wtouut of Itn light aright.
TIIE HOPE COAL COM PA N Y having re
vently niet with ti antivorting coal t.. t 10
ItAtl, bring maimed I.) NLuuJ+LLcturrt Lmurai
rq . pii . .lll , Iu naLLiur tiu.t Oa I,
Lion, 01-re promptl3 adJu+l,l I J t... 1
11Cii.11 N
Agont of I b Conipau),
Derrinlwi •,f7,
EVOLVERS! It EVOI.NE ! I—Just re
tSr maniaNcturvr, rooairt• :
merit of entr l a "`,'
too, live and nix iurL bore-Is, all of :.!
loch me will moll lor enAh at na I.•a
Ida, 0,4 u they ran he hdught in the city of New Ihdk
going tA Australia and Otliftauta uOl Fool that 111., . at.
1 la.ttott by parch:v.(g their etithiet,e at h.de. than ha
c=ut among Paraligers----. ‘re pet.... a ,Ittol. tr,
any „f Iltn 61.a..va• Nat,. before the t It), and in t
0( a btllurn rerun,: the muse).
.t.pi
01"I'LE1;S. I
Cti., L ilies,
JP No. 1157 Ylr.t woul.l 1,1.4 tla:1 1,11.•1I/1 OP I.lllr
that they havt• count:lady Laud .111,4.; •
YAItdAI'AIULLA.IIIVKRAI. W ATER, AGK xoJ Pult•rt.v.
•.1 tit.. la-mt totality._
'l'h.• 1.11...w..1: Ad families in peirticulntly hr.. tP,I t” th.•
imet that 11..1 [math. IVA I\ltltl lir:" A I.b u, to intr,st nlatte.
l'h) ie/Al/11 r..ouuurud it 1., fnuuli.b ou a. robot of !tx .110,
art,l atrouatitonata qtatlitta. .rtatta
J J 0 ILLI,I-14 ...... .
...A PI!, I.IINE
J. (111.1.E.SPIE IWK.Iong 11114 Ml/I,lnitllll
f; nud tlesie•re in 1,44.11 w Glms Platen, }'into Elr
gut. ingn, Combo uthl I , stehy (/,...tm, N., 71.; stre,t, Pitt,
bond,
on !mutt mot lowly to rod,. hilt Pkr and Mitt.tl,
Mottvtity. ltont•woott, Wahl ut nt .•l ti 1 t lrwm,•, .11,/tll
/l e t, 14 I,l l ry I.+r 1 . 114./141
Star St.ltilliKult :M.. Del , Witted It 114 U,lt. ~, t
4 1 NEttl'ItISE IVOlttizi, N. 136
•
TT
A .5. thud \ it w:ti -BOW,: A TIKTI.E•k
411 lh. nltettit"u ‘,l tt to Slot, It 5•. 5.-
•t• of - nta.l
and Inst arl.rb.l tt , • Ai• t in tlo. 111
walk a getwrni tor•ta HAKIM A
,
crELF:ItY, 'soulsl TM 1( nil nitwit n..
110. looolllr. .14 1.. , 10.11 to I,
opprov,d 'tint IN
MA. SIVILP,R, IVlwiesale and Itetail
• IN.ltler Its FUrlllll,l4, AMUR,. 81......1..'1111. 11,1 and
Hardwarr. Tiltuvra' II a. 110411,
Sot Wire , RI . N,llt
JWIIITE, VENETIAN BLIND MANEFACTU
• REIII, /11.1 rer.,vet 1413 InA 111 MO n• w rv,unelsi. , .1 , 1
11.11,1 luu 111/..1.1, ti hip DIA N I MAN LP tlt :it
YuntlFilth mlrt,t, hear Ow
dbd.l,h rL. 1/11.11 ap.ortmehl NI , S, t. tintet,l
sill, plum sksid lam) nod Wilk 'T. Itmutitg, awl 1.
I.r.•lAtr , tl 1. , fill any ord, w Itts 1i,,., "it 11...
bq , trim in waxrtil It-4 t. , gii Aaltsfa.
%A_ OM 11ea... give him a tail he
can't Is heat la workmate-hip..1.07.1y
m...„ANT Third
B
. .I.sir to Dispatch litalo llt.oakltO I,n
Ile Very liberal patrionago h t totora !K5:040.1 upon 100..
lestee to ask a .althillallea a the !Lift., as lietoo,
letter prepared than ever to tarnish Las ii tots . its
tamers with garments which will innate 1 ,1110 ,10,1 lie
Ile always k..+hx uu hand a large assort... 11 tle• latest
styles of VESTINtia, CASSIMERKS, ft, , ft hi,
he will wake to order out the shortest eute
tarns.
lg A perfect fit always warranted.
JOHN H. THONG THOU. B. YOUNG rM OWN I I OUNIi
ril B. YOUNG Sc CO., N. Smithfield
. stritet, oilyttititei City MIA, nianuta. lure, 111.
N FURNITURE and CHAIRS, of every
tetiale Ullll workmanship warrantett. and sold at reduced
prices. Cara taken in packing for knit n.I wat..: carriage.
aug3l
W 001 ) W E LL '8 FURNITURE AND
CHAM, wholesale and retell, enthractoc every
sty le of furniture, in Isllkllllgany and fa, iiitll
- fur parlors, C 118.1111.111. and dieing ruintlin; euwil inn ally
ill New York 11/ . Philadelphia, and at lower yen I. INery
article :untie by hand, and warranted.
Cabinet Make!, supplied wttb Luny quantity id . FU RN I.
TULLE mud CHAIRS, on illuminable terms.
!hotels mid Stwanilaatts fun unshod at the shortest .41,0.
Wareroonui, N.. 77 nod 79 Third street,
aug'2 I'irrsßulto IL PA.
QTOVES.—No. 12.4 Wood street, above
17 Fifth.—We hog leave hierill thir Trude to sir mock of
t 4 tiives, Hollow R nrr unit Cluitingel in grtienil. lining t•
rrery thing in our lint', wu 1811 safely nay Hint we Cull liot
tie inirpassell fu finish, fitting, sad lithoutlineriii, by MI) in Ow
tout, Merchant.. will find It to their iiiiviintagn
to cull h,-
fore buyin g elsowlicire.
felt °RAFT, REISM VER. it URAFF.
rilliUMA:s OLIVER,
—ADDLE, iIARNESS AN
1 TRUNK. AIANUFACTURER, N. 4 `e.q.. Clair wt.,.
Horsy Clothing. Whim Spurs, kr. (.4.t5
k P. PINNY.
JUN ftS A DENNY, Forwarding and Commission Slur
chants. N. 61 Witter RtlTel, Pittsburgh. • [aplfl
WATCHES, • CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
. . _
JOHN M. ROLIERTS is now selling tiff his large and
choice stock of fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and leery
tloods at a very mall advance oa first c.wt, preparatory to
enlarging Ids Store Room and the purchase of au entire
new stock fur the spring trade.
Persona desiring GREAT BARGAINS alaould call early,
it is hie determination to dote out his present stork will
out regard to former prima.
.ItOIIIIT J. SICDEIL*I4
Don't forget the pIace—ROBERTS', 16 Fl FTII street, nea
garkeL feb6
MEN AND BOYS' WINTER. CLO - Tlll - NO
—ROSENTHAL At BRO, Fifth street, opposite Ma
...en, have a large stock of Men and Roy?
on hand, comprising some entirely new and elegant idyl..
which they are prepared to furnish at the lowest cash pricer.
Also, n largo and fashionable stock of ORNTS' FURS FRI 11NO
000D8. driel3ally
SWALLOW -TAIL LINE 01' LIVEItPOOL
AND NEW YORK PACKET BMWS.
Owned by COrnslius grimvl 137 South :trod, N. T.
The enbscriber le the only Agent in Pitts-41
burgh fur the above Lino—has always on
hum TT RAFTS fur sale fur any antrinnt;payable at any hank
in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
JOHN THOMPSON, European Agent,
JaLly
410 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
11. 1110 [LOW .-...111 AELTIN J- ervi gas
1310110 Y A+.l, tar
PITTSBUItu'II COACII FACTORY—IncI.
H i A m & Cu., successors to E. M. Bigelow. No. to pht.
(noml alley, irony Wood street, Pittnburgh—CA ARIAti ES,
IX)ACHES, PHAETONS, BUtIGIES, and every deneription
_of SA.NOV VEHICLES built to order., and finished to n
manner unsurpassed for beauty of design, elegance, of finixii.
skill of worknuutstaip ttad iturabllity or matarigle.
INS- All work nturranted. I tulvii '
DR4TrS NURSING BOTTLES,,43 doz. u
the.• excellent nursing btAtles, recelvod by
41,454, ef 4 7 - 4 . 6 ,
.• • • , "er-• •
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS 'PER ANNUM. sis
VOLUME XI V.
BUSINESS CARDS
"Neither with my eye mr my NMI will I trifle."
.
1 N.4 - 41
~(AMMIMIIeat
/hIPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED
WITH BAD SlGHT.—Persons sufferin g from Itad Si g ht,
arisin g from impaired vision, constitutional decay, old a g o,
or other causes, would do well to call upon Dr. G. E. SHAW.
PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, where they may rely upon g ettin g
Spectacles scientifically nilapto-d to the JUST WANTS oF
THE RYE. Address, 'A Fifth street, opposite A. A. Masim's,
Pittsburgh.
P. S.—Teleseopes, Mierascup,n, TbormoilleterN, and even
rtiele appertaining to the Optician trade, kept and repaired
.ii the peentises.
Air (Ilium% inserted In old Prattles.
• •.
M. Any article not approved ef, exchanged fr., of ex.
pen,. d,73y
NEIV COACII AND CARItIAOE FAC
ruaY.--JullssToN, BlLoTtimgs a CO.. corner
Itehotaiat wed Iteltioint at 'vets, Allegheny City, would respect
fully Inform their friends and the public gcutirally. that they
have eoutinenced the manufacture of CARR/AUKS, 11A-
RtRICH atiCK AIVA I'S, It UU U I KS, St./ill/11d and CHA
RIOTS. , in all their verbal. ate lea of finish and proportion.
UV_ All orders will be exo,uted with strict regard to data
talky and beauty of ilai.lll. It.pa lea will also be attended to
on lite moot reasituable terms. Uslng in all their work the
beet Eastern Shafts. pule!, su.l Wlit-el stuff, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them Both their patronage, Hill be
verbally atai2lo,l tat trial of their new work
lairchavers I,4lllealed to give us a call, Lich.. pur
cliasiog elsewhere- I)
_ _
AMI L I & CU. have on hand, at
• their eXtensire CABINET and CHAIR MANUFAC.
TUE Y. No. 64 Smithfield street, n large assortment of Fancy
and Plain Furniture, which they will sell 1.5 per cent. lower
than customary rates. Terms, cash only. IdrlL:y
CIIAREES BARNET', HORSE ~battle AND
BLACKSMITH, has er,cted a uew and comnimbom
Ilrtck Shop on CHERRY ALLEY, between Third and Fourth
streets, where he is prepared to do all work in his line with
the Walnut promptitude. Having Innl long experience in
the business, he respectfully solicits the patronage of his old
customers rind the public generally.
JAMES MELL I NG ER, Monongahela Pla
wing 'would respectfully inform Me Meads and the
the ..sublic that his new eatiddishment to now in full 01,11.
L.., and that he is prepared to furnish IMat Cahn., and fill
all orders for PLANED LUMBER, with prompoimes. and at
the lowest rates.
Board and Plank„ planed on one or both aides, constantly
on hand.
Sash, Doors and Mouldings, of every description, male ti
order.
=MMM
Wat.d, M . bllllUligilaud Shel.ly stro.•ta, I..prrpait..l to con.
act tor aial ext,utt. all orders hd
Freight, Platform, lira. cl, I laud un.l all
hrr .I,acriptiutt of CAltrk.
Aleut, for .THAN INES Ball 131, EA It A I
)A I) CA)i'l tUS of all descriplh.on, not all uthur
,iddituning to a Ftoundry and Matl ne : 4 1...p.
Th. Forehr..•.. of Ito diliutent dcpartaluitta
Id practical rueu—urually [tutu Eatii.rh luanufacluries—
ho keep tharaselves 114(0111144d apt adopt alt Vpillahie 11104.1-
1.1 impronewenln. iaug2s,tl i W. 11'.
TUNKi. A U.
No. 7ti 5.r0u,.1 ntrovt, I•etwerli WOOti noJ Nlnt
It
ItoWN T KTI. EY,
I."A
JOS. ninnNu.
corner Diamouti aad Market st.
BUSINESS CARDS
GREITEST. IMPROVEMENT YET!
NE WSCAL E-11. KLEIII4 . &-A ki9.,
..,t
NUNNS tL CLARKS' PIANOS,
provided with their :SEW SCALE. This is
their latest, and undoubtedly the MOOT
tu-
PONTANT iniproVi•mela A.. 1 yet nude to the Piano Forte. The
POWER of ale Instrument Is idinost DOUBLED thereby;
and in point of eolunie,erenness and brilliancy of hl/ii, they
!MUMS,. anything as 3 et j,rotilleeti in the shape of a Plano.
They 111.141,111 all the advantages of the Cirand Pianos, with
out any of Its J ism lenait ages. We now challenge ,tniutrihon
ith the Instill...We or ,Lily other 1113.ker in this country,
confident that every unhimseed judge of the article will at
once admit their superiority. The public is respectfully in
% dod cull and .o.ainine these superb 11IntrIMII,I,In.
KI,KBER &
Solo lagrtibi 1, !Cluing & Clarke' PititlON
For ‘1 . 19.1t4.111 PVIIIISSII,IIIIa.
No. &A Firth •tnrt. !text (1,4,r h. Newell• Hall.
S.—Splendid 11.4,1-tnient of the nt..ne n4urtly expected
for the SpHog Trado.
NEW SPRING STOCK OF
CHICKERING b►. SONS
PIANO FORTES.
JOHN 11. NIF:LI.t IR hasoi mil
ficitati Jost received tootn more of
CIIICKERI Nil & SONS'
HAIN, t FolerKs, ~,1,1 eon,
pleted the Stock, selected for Spring Sales, of TIIIRTYI , I i' X
hew and splendid Intl rum, nta, of every variety and style,
toottotat fused by the Nles,r.. Chit kel inc.+. I, R 1.1.1111. ) from the
pl.. nest SIN va.."I'AN t: lo tho unot splettoidly Ilultlosl
Seven Octave Square Plano Fortes,'
ss null nn their loaperb tut.' Inimitable Grand and Parlor
oratel I•innon. \ EltY PIANO POBTE In thin 1„t in of
their NEW SCALE. with their PATENT INN FRAMES,
nod PATENT ACTION, aid are tvA t nit warranted to the
purchaser by the nrinutacturerd, but by the nut Grit to
all n•npectn as perfect no Instrinnenk tau be mode,
both in revrrd to Material and Wortatinnaltip.
PRIC.PS IN AMU AuLx"rii • SAME ma In Boston, at the
Blau Wartory.
.I , IIEN 11. ME1.1.6R. No. 81 Worwl .ert.•t,
1111 l 1 :Wry and fourth etreoL
Agent 11,rkrriug It.mton, 11,r Pat.,,,burgh and
Wetsi.Vril l ot, tot. udtltb
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE.
W. D. N, U. McCALLUM,
isa- s 7 FoURTII STREET, NEAR WOOD•li.
THE nttentiou „f porrhasern is t,Mlm, tfolly Iu Mod t 3 our
.t onont : 4 took. noloct.nl L,r SPItINti LE- , . utrltoUng
Pnot quality Velvets. 1 i gii.h nod TILD•oIi I y In
-0041 In 11.11t1 Tttiont y.
l'T 3101 o‘tour lt, onsrin, Fop-r. hlrtlioto and Low
Exton nod Foy,.: Ply. well 114,z-tuns.
Its ,tt Extro and lototook; 11311 en•l Stair
Curl.•t,, 1.1.0,r Oil Giott, Icoto 2 to 24 loot o We, 1.11,.11.1
.11/11.i nun nu.l pricolt; Told.. 41 Clothe, Ftouols Priotod nod
I•i.n. , :url Covot,l; Coulon awl (;,,cott ?tita
nic, Iloorth , Mat,. ; Klair Rods: Llmt, Rag nod
Vtmetlan with ,Very vnrit•ty 811
Sltzuh, and Burt liollood, •tr.; 1.11 of whi. 1,
01,1 ollorod et mtL at rot) uu,lrrnn• rat,
40- 11 et mitt alto, lool,mod to lin °telt lIAIIIIINCtiON . N
1 , 71' I.lNrst/
MANSFIELD SEMINARY
&ND
Allegheny County Normal School,
four ?ages from Mr city, near the ju ?I C flon
of Oa. -VoGle . stomn and Washlngton
i 7-an k leoads.
I: M. K 1.:1:1t, A. M., Stav: ow.tol.nit.
MIl NI A. K • 1 . 1,111 nary .
ittiV It. M'IMIF:tt:4IN, A M. Prof. I..ingnazi,
rut: uudvrwtpu-i. Goiinty Stn.-mitt-it-lent, mill pw.olw.n
,e• 111111111 ) rind Nounal Ten-liens, on
TL EA
11.11. 1:41, ol Apia Inc. , -1 1,411 ,w‘o. AI t , 1.
ts,l
Itimtrd numb, ‘,f bonr.l in the fnallily
•3111..1 Ih.rdleg Can 1., .1Am...4 11.,.
nLa.I ‘ . lllit . ‘. at fit,m f'2 to
l'Elt ~.
quart, 11.1 IN AI/ 1 A NCI.: :
1...A1,:iug .1 Light. kr,
itttion. II , ru . 11/ th./
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Pitt.nburpl
CAM PUELL & POLLOCK,
kl.f:
Staple and Fancy Variety and Dry Goods
AND M N F c• TI MEM.
PLAIN AND WAVED LINE GILT
MOULDINGS
\o. 95 V st., Corner of l/lamond alley.
IEY relvr t, a I.an; , •xperience in Utir
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BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, &c,
DEALERS IN
Flue Old Monongahela. Rye Whleky,
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY ;
RECTIFIERS AND DISTILLERS
IJr SMITHFIELD AND FIt.NT STREET,'
PITTSBI RIM, l'.l
.‘ VII) C:1 MPBEI, I, & SAN i'()
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to th, 11.-pectin, tlo , 1,111,11, 11, law,the
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lJ m ATI' I I.: t LA W'NN, Ptutc - ru,AL Mkato F ni Asdom, No.
1,1 BF:Li V at Ws) oLIV.!I Iy .
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M ea•utx r, IMuL iu 11004, Provislonx, and Prudiin ,
wg...rally, No. ty oct2-1
\\T ILi MA N U FACTO BY—Mits. ItENTEIt,
the Aqueduct, opi.osite the Collectul
A Ilvalit.ny City, a prepared to till onions for M
and 1,11 of 01: NAM h:NTAL HAIR WORK. Tho teat
quality tusterint Is furl, isl,l-4, and entire natistactiou µu:u
an
any w ly
NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE—If you
want to lint,. t. help," tind en, p 1..) meta, buy or twit
:xt LOW hl IN TF:1.1.1t3 CNCE tIFFI CH, No .
IJ FOOL wart...l., mutt' Market stroot.
L gal Ducuments rind Cup) lug thaw with neatness and
(levant.. [ll.Ol.lAn .108X1 . 11 W. 1A)WRI11.1.
VOI[.SII A'S LINIMENT--The best Lini
ss•,,t 11,V ill 11.• f ur sprains, bruises, kr.. 12 doz. just
JuS I.I.EMINte,
ap2L corner Diamond and Market at.
)1(i METAL-190 tone good quality, eulil
hisst,Just received per steamer 11,11 v, 11.11,i tar sale by
•
I'. M. DAVIS, curlier W0...4.1 and Fifth L.
(Zit —llayes' celebrated ti rea.se fttr
preiyei, haggles„ hail rural Uua, Ac, iu ratia,
krns and I Lln., for .ale. to . 1 tip 244 I II RN ft Y 11. COLL I SS.
4o do. lux1,1: do.; •
:to ,10. vxl.2 d„ :
1!•:,
d„. lux 11 ito,l,qtwr ,izes—Sweat
broud—f, Jr sale by :•‘Nt ITI I. 11A1 & HUNTER,
5126 nod 1 ;/ I First street.
D RIED APPLES-5 barrels;
10 neck, for snit, by
ap2l3 smiTii. MAUI 8 HUNTER.
DRIED PEACHES —lOO bush. for sale by
No' SMITH, HAIR & HUNTER.
LARI).--5 kegs for sale by
. SMITIL MAIR & HUNTER.
GEE SUGAR.-15 bbls. B. Coffee
Su
io.r, for luije Ly SMITH. MAUI k. HUNTER.
IRACON SHOULDERS-37 hhds. to arrive
JUI nnil for sal•• ty SI'ItI NO El) GARB/LUG 11,
tt1.26 NO. 255 Liberty otter'.
SUGAR 'URED LIAMS--5 casks to arrive
and for eiale by (ap'26) SPRINGER HARR/MOIL
GREEN SALTED HIDES-573 to arrive
ha' nide op2(i) SPRINGER lIARBAOOII.
DRY FLINT 111DES-805 to arrive and for
hale by (.42R) SPRINGER II A RBA 0011.
CoN r e EN TRATE D LYE—A new article Cfr
making Hard and Soft Soap. One pound worth ten
01 Potaab. On band and for Kale by
ap2.5 FLF2drNO BROS.
101,CASTER, CEM EN T, AND GRIND
STONES.—PIaster for Land and Slum , Work; Cement
for Cisterns and Public Works; (hind-Stones. all BiZtll-011
hand at 319 Liberty strvet,
ttre22 W. W. WALLACR.
DRIED APPLES-100 bushels for sale by
layl7 HENRY FL COLLINS.
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PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY. MAY 29, 1556.
GEO. AIIN01.1) h
Fourth At rovt.
ARARE CIIANCE.—'Cie iiuhseril)er
',gaged in another husinear whirli detrin& his
10,Ir 11010 i oui attention, wlahea to diiiposii of hie Ten and
tirocery Huainan.. The ntanding of the 11, Hier in w ell Y noun
as the firm of its kind. the !liminess large and Increasing by
cuatornern of the bent class In the city.
To an EttakYRIMINO BOIIINESB MAO, It IA a rare chance and
tura fortune. Fur particulars ougmre of
fel:3:tf W. A. M'CLUttO, curlier Wood and Sixth eta.
Thv Coal Works lately owned by A. Leech, Jr. .1t
nit toted on the Monongahela river, about 1A Milt" from
Pittaburgh. are SIONIt for mile. The property CollsiSts of 115
ales and 1111 perched of Land, (more or lem) and all the
Coal I hereto; and also all the Coal in about luo acres more,
t"gether with Building., Railways, Sc.
For further particulars apply to
D. W. & A. S. BELL, Atty's at Law,
apll.dewtf Nu. 103 Fourth at., Pittaburith.
AN T ORTHY Or ATTENTION!" -TOR
SALE.—A new dwelling house Joel flulehed, two
stories, arranged with ball, two parlors, dining roots and
kitchen, three chatnta•ro, good caller, bath roan, Ac.; a hy
drant it, the yard, and good gable. Th. tot lonia front or 20
leet on Cern,' street, Allegheny city. by 100 foot deep to Led
he street Price $1,400. Terton—soou in baud, remainder
"tie and tee yearn. 5. CUTHBERT .1 SON,
•
51 Market at.
THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
L. SCOTT & CO., NEW Vtiftli, rantionn ta
tlie following hauling Prithi Periielicida,
The London quarterly, (C..t.,rrstiso.
The Edinburgh Review, (Wlogy.
' The North British Wevicw,
The Westminster RCN' ICIV,
Blackwood's Edlubu'll`Alagazine,
TII6 Krtat awl irriportnellrevents—lteligloug, 1'4.1111,1d, and
31tInary—now agitating the Maio. of the Old W o rld, giv e
these publications an interest mud Value they never before
p , ....eesed. They occupy a middle guano! bet Wren the hastily
U tell news items, crude speculations, and dying rinnor4.4
the new /Taper and the ponderous Tome of [h.. bititori...
.1 men long after the tiring lutere.d In the farts ii records
•hall have passed away. The pn.gress of the tour in the
Feist wimples it large space In their flalgre. Ever) movement
i. slowly criticised, whether of friend or foe, and all short
1111illr% fearlessly pointed out 'rhe letters from the CRT
NI EA and the BALTIC iu Blackwood's Magazine, front two
its most popular etu t r‘butors. give a more irdelligilile and
reliable Recount the illtiVenwilit of the great belligerents
than can elsewhere be for nit
These Periodicals represent the three great political parties
tireat Britain—Mug. Tory, and Radical—but polities
rrurs only our feature of their character. A. Organs .1 the
most profound writ,rs ori :Science, Literature, Nforality. arid
1:1,4t0n. they 'Anna, no they ever taoue eaotmi, nun railed tn
the world of letters, licit% entendered iiiilispeimble to the
leder and the irroftwriorial hour, while no the intelligent
ender dr every class they furnish a More enrrvet and satin-
In 4 y record of the current literature of the day. throttelt•
out the world, than Lau puosil.l3 obtained [raw any Alter
Early Coplex.
ryweint of ADI A Nell; Sti EKES Irma the
;0; athittitinnl value to th;,.. lit•prints, eve; wilt
.htrinc the prenent exciting gnite tot Eint.peatt
111111 b Its they Cull IION• be plan"! it; tlic hittnix
iN,t/t an WI the originnt
Terms
F• ruep ..n.- ~f the !, , tir R VirN •
==
=l',=l',2l
F.. 1" Pr 0.1 Mild the four ItPriewe
ittyntenet fa l.+rnri. I* 11n ease" in ntiravr'. M.,ttey slsrrrts.
sls the State WilTe Wiled tral at ).tr.
Clubbing_
A .11,44,1110 of twenty-11N, , IP, r. ut. frt.. mik•Vo• 1.,
Will In. /1.16/Wed to CLUB'. 4.lklering fur I.r own, u.l nu n
of work. Full, ~f
une 111 fteut 4, 11/I.•
{., . 1.. m ruplum ul thr four lievictre rod fur ,
nut] vu on.
ttll tL« 1.1 inrifud 06,1111. i tileSY Norki
FREE or HE:- . TAU B. Wit,. ntla I.) fllttal.
t to An) raft of Untt,l St.att.s will I.- I.ut TIT
I N
-I'l t'I...NTS n )..tat for illatek ottd," mut lot FULA:TEEN
t 1..1 rat It of thy RCVIIIWS.
. . „
liksal Srrovrria, E. K. S., of Editibut Hod ihr
Noires, iiirmior, ur Scii - titrtir Aplenittiri• i 0 1 . ,111
Nrw Ilitren. 2 rob+. Itoynt °eta, Id IQ:, !I
110 , 1 111110,0. wood fwd Strvi Eligrit‘ tug.
Thin in, nolder.l.ll) . , the IMAst ridupfrto w,'rk un Arl
tor. cr., pit bilidtoil. tutil iti order to givi• it a wider yin - ails
tidt, Ul.. iitililistiers Imre rrNoliwil to rydo, Ow t
FIVE IniLLARS FOR THE TIYO
. - .
n rent I , ) ronll ip.ot fall 4,114 r•,..f• 11,
I.f 11••• uIII Iw j. 7 T.l cytfly V1.11..1 taart 4.1 the Ut/i,a, ota.l 1.,
'' ,, L.1.41....t - Ima) $6. /kr to.rA. it Nan ar ‘4.1
Ilse fltrln ."
lt,inittaur., for 11.0. of the abotre 111 , a1111 al
..;q-
I,• atlttr,tst,t, 1t0...a-paid, to tit,• ptittliKitrt-rt,
N E\V B (,)() K
clot Mated-1) Alhc. Cale)
colocalca lc) 1 1 rcoper Met nue.
cert, WO— II •I
1,10 uud 11V111 .1 / 1 1,.-19 Dr. Clark
otea of N 1 olooleer
c• 1.1 Forret Ilutogor--Icy Ictj Caloplcell . . c.
oartaltip aud Slat rla f tt---hy Caroline le, Houtz 1.12
Cogent' Te& Tulk 90,
term 4 ........ ....... 1.12
lectlicy
VI A lacarcl, or 1.14 e ou the 'mite . . Toc
c• coal it., lido:Jou-6y
,•• ,•I Ptx•l.l).
•L 11.11111 Nutt ill' Cu,'narlaa War . 0 ,
1..1 car A. l'or'e Complete Worke-1 4 clic
11.4,1.11m-4 Lotcgiellow
1:.11111,1,1 w I Ve•Ill11.1 . .
1.12
tt !I 1.1t1 , 11 1)11.1, ,t.
i• 110....
gnu Ccatatryttsett—hy Locoing 1.1.:
1 / a .tette of Fltshi..ii for ]lna
if, for Ma)
,1c Icte.
Peterson, 17e.
I..—lte'r N. T. Jour n al" 1,
..ley for >lc9
Pat./WI
Ilaeper
iiralccuu
Ilocatellolcl Word+ for Nla)
• --
for April
All MI. 'want lower limo 1,111 i.l/ purchused
witrie, molt, L•ur•egu t.)
LAUFFEIZ'S 110()K-STtIRE.
niys N, 77 Fourth
14 1 NOLISII BOOKS.
Tr.a!gold on Stationary Engine,
Marine
Sailors' Sea Balk—Navigation, AT , Ac.
Laud and Engineering Sur,' Mg.
Limes, Oeuientn, Mortars, Ac.
hallways, Sketches of the construction, Ac
et.aun and Locomotion.
'lobular and other Iron Girder Bridgra.
Well Digging, Boring, Ac.
Constructing and Rdnaii lug Roads.
Agricultural Engineering.
Dictionary of Terms of Art.
Clock and Watch Making.
Painter's Art, or a Grammar of Coloring.
The Eclectic Telegraph—its History and Pu,gre.,a.
Perspective, for thu no. of beginner,
('hot Lauds and Ltattuy
Dult‘erential Calculus.
integral
Rintimeutary Architeetura.
Navigation and Nautical Astnotionly.
llook of England.
Suggestions In Design.
Gothic Mununtienta.
The Loudon CryNtal Pahlre.
Nll.Jilry and Stulla Cutting.
wd, by B. I'. C. Mid - WAN,
uliV 41 Fifth alreet
NENV MUSIC.
Heathen Bells—Wurzel.
Not to 1a• Sneezed at—Comic Seam
Dreams that Charmed wheat a Child—Hawthorne.
The Love of tine Food Heart—Hawthorne.
1 net my Heart upon ft Flower—Hawthorne.
I'v,• a Home lu the Woodti—Woodbury.
Hume without a Father.
Fairy Land Schottiw h, with a beautiful frontispiece.
Shells of Octian—ltodowa Waltz.
itutialia Waltz—Podia
Itocheistur Schottlach.
The Ban—liottschalk.
Fur cafe at the Music Store of JOHN 11. MELLOR,
ap29 81 Wood atreut.
I)RATT'S DAUUERREOTYPES AND AM-
J_ lIROTYPES, which give each general eatisfaction are
daily obtained, iu every kind of weather, at Lafayette
Ina, No. HT FOURTII street. Particular attention Paid to
tutibrutyping, as the time of sitting Is much less than re
quired fur Dangerreutypes. Pictures of children taken in n
few seconds in either of the above named styli.. Miami
tine ur Dargerr.type Copies, made, correctly from every
kind of pictures. Warranted perfect. Prices moderate.
Our motto is, TO PLRABR. ml,lB
WALKER'S UNEQUALLED INDEL
IBLE INK.-1 have Just receixod a large supply of
this celebrated I klihla I k, with ur without the prepara
tion. It Is offered an the bat Ink now In use. In all cases
the money will be refunded where It does not please.
JUS. FLEMING,
np2 corner Diamond alley and Market st.
14 1 LOWERS AND FRUIT.-A. A. MASON
,t Co. have Junt received by Express, ten more (Ulllll.
4t very tine French Flowers and Fruit, Wax Fruits. &c., the
finest ru.sortutent.to be kniull in the city. ruys
JOHN RAFT, JR„, sneeessor to James Me-
Ettatcy. Wiitilessde and retail DRUOGISI', and dealer In
PAINTS, OILS. DYE-STUFFS, &c., cc wrier of Wood and Sixth
streets, Pittsburgh.
. .
Sa. &Sulu Agent Gar Dr. Ford's Uodicino. RAI
IMMO
‘ e.
." '4,-.
,ftbantia
FOR SALE /, ND TO LET
COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—Sixty three
scrim of laud, with 2.50 of eit' al thrlied, and all the ini•
provenients thereon in sucosssitil upersthiii. Said Farm is
situated on the Monongahela river, miles alsivo
liurgla, and is supplied with a Farm House, Barn, Tenant
Houses, Orchard, Itailrisul, and 1113 excvllent
TJu• vein of Colin five feet t lack, anti cannot be talfpri99oll
it, quality. For fartlar partirnlat s apply to
NICIIOISON k PAYKR,
J.l.2:tf No. lels Liberty street.
THE NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.-
The shove Motel, fronting the Monongahela Wharf. he
lawn Smithfield mid Onint street', together with the
STA BLlffi thereto attached, will be for rout after the It day
of April next.
The above lintel being very large and commodious, and
near the proposed sitea or two Railroad Stations and the
Wharf. offers remarkable Inducements t., those winking to
engage in this Madura. Inquire At the office of
NION COAL WORKS FOR SALE.-
FARMER'S GUIDE.
ORR.47' REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
Postage
The Farmer's Guide
TO SCIENTIFIC ANL) I . R.ACCICAL AURICULTUI:E
LEAJNA rrr k (•u..
;',l ti.. 1,1 street., N.,4
ha r le, Juuuu•r'a
•
1 rl,r')
P";:t4:
Li " , i , OF UNCLAIMED I'ACK MIES RE
MAIN fNU in tHe °Moe of 'MIK ADANIS EXPRESS
I t UMP . AN V, N.. C.I Fourth stret, Pittsburgh, which. it not
(11.111 . 11 fur before the FIRST DAY (IF JULY next. will be
sold at public Auction to pay charges and for account of
whom it 111/1) censers:
Al 1i..1) . & Bro.. box, Columbus, Pa.
, Adorns, „T. & IL mirkage, Pittsburgh.
American, keg, do
Alden, C 01..!. T. pkg., do
Breens, 11. IL e bag, ' Allegheny city.
lkslngvand. J. D. cane, Pittsburgh.
Brenton, W. hat box, du
Ikule. W. C, 6,, du
Bethel, S. S. pkg., .10
Backofen, J. • do 110
Blythe, Wmg '' do .1,,
Bosoms. Chas. 11. tries,. to
11.irdition. Dr. A. 1.1. box, New !Aston, fu,i,,
Burgin, 1,. pkg. Ih•arnings Me. ('a.
Bosworth, .1. C. do Pittsburgh.
Beeson & Co., I Isis, Uoiontim ii.
Burgess. L. F. 5. keg. Pittsburgh.
Br,. it & Reiter, box. do
Bridges, Al boo F.. pkg.. do
Brewer, D. ,h, ,1. ,
Cr.M4111:111 Fli7.abetli.2 boxes,
Coult. Mrs. NI. do
Colburn, L. do
Clint li, Amos do
Col rem, B. show ca
Campbell, .1. A. package
Clapp, lloit. Rolf do
Clark. Win. F. do
Craigue. Win. F. box,
CitiTRII (Flo e, d„
Deumrth, M. O. c bag,
.Doniiiii, bliss Susan package,
Ditiitt, Jas. do
Dulaney', Martin R. 2 do
}Milner, W. 2 bales,
I.), , n•ey, Thom. M. box,
Dark, Darld do
English & Appleton. do
Ehrerifield, It. isickage,
Ernest, Clia. E. M. du
Fonter, Iltql ry 1 pkg.
Flfe. John lull. slab
raoher, 11. I'. pkg.,
Frey man. Lemuel P. 1,,,x,
Frey loan, 11. P. pkg..
Fon ismer, A. 11. think,
Fla tier, Simon U. pkg.,
Folly & FUll• .. 1.4.,
Floyd, Stephen do
Viliter, John C. do
Fri4llll.ll. Al. C bag.
Ft imlly, John pkg..
.. . . .. ..
Goode., Max. It. tux.
511:14S, J. c't. bx
1i,,,t1, .1. l'kEt •
lioodu, It. S'. Jo
111 alit, J. box,
tilt r, J. Karr,
d), A.i.. in.
Parris,
Il.trilry. Nu-itse Litt
Irinlro.on. )fry. th•
If. liter 55 link, pack attv,
[lit i,charn, [w,uin do
Iltipkinit. Timothy tht
11 .welt,, IV. 8. tht
II iy, .101,g s, do
Mike!, Christ Jo
11.t.kittn. W. & 11. J'ortagt•; • 'hi,
Hidings, N. 41+1,11111w.
llottnitut, J. Jo New t Ittrunce.
II tui.cr, 11ia.5SopltiaA tht Warren. l'a.
Ang 110 A Ileghens city.
Ilia, Chan. box, Ittley. Clarion crt., Pa.
Moule, J. 11'. do Ihtdhorgh
It. keg, Allegheny city.
11.5r5. W. X. do
Itev. .1 ithL.
.htltnatoti, Andrew, tAttirgli.
Jenkinx, M. to h
.It.tik init. Ann H. 2 boxitti, Ancithutty city
.10,, 0. AV. tram rgli
In, in, J. tin box, 1 / a rlington,
!twin A Co.. C. J. plot , l'lthaturglo.
J. Lox. di.
It irkvr, W. 11. I.aultat,. do
It iullter,l.l.alfrey
/ Ispatrick. Mon Jll tic Alloghenv city.
Ily, W tn. Jo l'ittslitirgdt.
15, Ily,
J. It - . Warrun,
Cott trunk, Pittsburgh.
I ult. ittols. Alban,
bah-, l'ittabin
Nlitts NI. A.
uuttitto, IV. 11 box.
515.1.4 n. , pkg.,
Ilrolterg,s:ottrod
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1.1, I 110
Si, vie,, IV'tn. 2
!si.•rvivtlit A Instrotoll
Nl.llll, Jacob .
Jolin
r)r. It.
Il.trgratT. W. '1"
Al uvn, 11 ' 111. r Ina_.
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51.tith5gutt. %Vita. U. ti
•I.tryll3, 111 I'. .1..
m.1.1.4)11:511, S. Lit
Mc Farhat.% A. •hi
Silt lure. I'. do
li,usey, Jan.
51. Cant, J. It. do
Corntick, Geo. do
• • in.,,. S. b.', a hi
•5 I'd,. IL 151 x,
uhrrt. F. I .1..
\ —btu, Jag. trunk.
h. the, John pack.tc
'iii,,, Jan.
J.
II•dt.
•5.1, )lit t h•
'tr.+. W. I'lso itritty,
• Irr, Francis
A. bar.
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OIL. C. MILAN E'S
LIVER PILLS AND VERAIFUGE
IMR 0 V L
DR. i. SCOTT, It t•ttlittLr tzttritityttt• mitt 14,3 tticittit ottlon
ttrztrtl.l•4l.ll.l 1,14,1110, iudund by A ttottAnot A lAbt,
ittrt• atllttvitatttlo.•tbto stubs lug, tut well an Ii excel, ban per
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ImpII,VENIENT THE ORIGIN.k..I. LIVER PILL AND
VERNIIEDIP: 1 , 1 , DR. C. McLANE,
II ,cßnr
Pr , l , Arhi n•m,dies HS tilt. 111. , 1ie:4 lurtn,•r OS
l's C. NlL:l,mm. L•r many you,.
Kb LIVER PILLS AND V.ERM.III , 4IE
greater viliiiacy and are Pair, 1111111 iu i hiar oporation
than thii !Aver Pill and I'm-mirage to Ow
riicipti of Dr. C. Nlc.Lnoe. We nutko L/IN , Lrhtrnti, a:
aidelidnialtaaly. and i iicominead theta tii the allhrt..l an
La lilt; 1... th II Ili! curative, :tad bilitive thin, nape riiir
L: ma) other lair Ihll ear Verniiithav ever prepared.
React Certificate of Dr. C. McLewee, below.
T 111,7 WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT.
The nnivernal relief afforded by atiplirat ions of thi,, cEL.
Et:RATED luso of Pain Killen. iu 1'1,44,1 411 Rheannoiniti,
Gout, 'Liming°, Sere Tbront, Ilntixr., Sprain, Swelliti,,
~tittiossi Of the Joints, Seiatars, Pains, 540 4 41.144, 11111110. A 41,4.
ei any other 11(14(1041 lot which a Pain hill, or Liniment is
04 4 11, ( 4 11111411•11 11f1 to annert positively t hit 1 , 1. 1, sorrrs
cimrasaATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINA HEST is the
most reliable, wife and pleasant remedy yet dineovered,
seven: antoninhing properties for II EA LINO DISEASE and
'rum PRONIV'T ERADICATION OF PAIN. many at
bYtations to Its virtues, given by persons of enlightened
jn•lguu•nl aml,sarkt integrity, xh..nl l induce iii (4 141444 it
1,4 44 44 utilditl.i-Taltiily IG mrdy. The moot iliciedulons will
re.piire nothing more than tie following testimony of Dr. C.
M LIMP, did( 14(13 (Shed IsSl a groat discoverer or medical
remedies:
READ I READ I I REA D: 1:
Mum karowa, Vl.. Som.. 12, 1552.
Thit to enlify, that I have examined th.• hedi.e for pre
miring Maane's Improyed Vertnihnm and 1.1), fills Ity Dr.
I. Scott, win. has Levu IN THE HABIT UK
AND LISINti MY ORIOINAL MEDICINES IN MY OFFICE
daring the inat THIRTEEN YEARS, and that I believe he
Lar IMPROVED THEM. 1 make Hie above statement the
1111, willingly as 1 HAVE NO INTEREST IN THEM
WHATEVER. I wuuld further state that I have frequently
need his CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCAMIAN LINIMENT
in my practice, with the happieet ollecta, and that Iran cum
Ittletitiously recommend It. C. 21IcLANE, M. D.
All the fibove Med'elma preprin,l solely nudes the noper•
viaim of Ur. I. SCuTT. 3olcl by Drugglata and iderchruits
ov.•ry where.
The UENUINF. Dr. C. McLANES IMPRIIVED LIVER
P11.1.$ AND IMPROVED VEEMIPUOE are Hign.,l Icy ITr.
I. i 4 COTT A CO.. Aanntianltal by certificate of C. McLANE.
The GENUINE WIITTE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT sigood
by Dr. 1. SLAYPT A Co., tu.vvrnpanig.,l with Mk:nature of 1.
SLY:CT, M. D.
DR. I. SCOTT it CU., Sole Proprietors,
'tank Place, Morgantown, V.
lilt. O. H. K NYBKR, M'holenitle Agent,
140 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
JAS. P. FI,EMINIi, Wholesale Agent,
Ja22:il 13. ina wI ya pct . , t Near Railroad Depot, Allegheny:
NEW CASTLE AND DARLINGTON
RAILROAD COMPANY.—The stockholders in the
:sea Ca.4tie cud DlllllllO,ll Raflrtstd Company, are hereby
notified to meet at the Darlington Station, on the _Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad, en WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of
Nifty n e st, betwi en the boors a in o'clock, A. ?H.. and 4
lA . lllOk. P. M.,furthe purpose of electing live Directors to
verve for the ensuine year.
I:y order of the Corporation,
ap2.l:2wdaw E. SAN RRY, Secretary.
NOTlCE.—Application will i.e made to the
Twat Legislator, for the charter of The Allegheny
Rank," with a capital of FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
Ut 11,1,A tL9. sulOct to the provisions of the banking law.
Commtssioners =II. Hepburn, W. Bagley, .1. Id. Pennock,
R. It. Roberts, Peter Peterson, James Patton. James Park,
Jr, and others.
April 23,1846.
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NUMBER 202.
PITTSBURGH POST.
THURSDAY MORNING
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE BALTIC.
The Baltic arrived at New York on the 27th,
with four days later news from Europe.
There is a report of a commercial treaty be
tween the United States and Persia.
An American squadron is expected soon to
enter the Baltic.
Russia is about to open another campaign
against the Circassians.
Great excitement prevails in Belgium on the
subject of the French interference with the liber
ty of the Belgian press.
Secret societies aro becoming nntnerons and
dangerous in France, and the government is bu
sily engaged in ferreting them out.
FRENCH INTERFERENCE IN SPANISH MATTERS
No little irritation has been caused in Madrid
by the publication in the Journal de Madrid, a
French paper established there, and supposed to
be the mouthpiece of the French government, of
an article advocating French intervention in
Spanish affairs. The article appeared by a
strange coincidence, on the 2.1 of .May, the day
that the army, the population, and the govern
ment were celebrating the anniversary of the
rising of the Spanish people against their inva
ders and oppressori. Its dictatorial tone was
still more irritating, and the sensations produced
by it were more painful from the writer selecting
such a day, whilst thousands were gathered round
the montiment of paoiz and Vilarde, who gave
the signal of that glorious insurrection, to de
clare that French intervention in Spain was even
a contingency.
TREATY-REVOLT IN ARADIA-IIEVIF,IV OF THE
The accounts from Constantinople are to the
Ist inst. The exchange of the ratifications of the
treaty of the 13th of March was known in the
Turkish capital. The Sultan has requested, it
is said, several Anglo-French divisions to remain
for some time at Constantinople. It is thought
this request has been caused by the state of
things in the interior of Turkey. The grand re
volt which has broken out in Arabia, is the theme
of general conversation; Egyptian troops tire to
be employed in repressing it. The journals are
silent on the subject. The Smyrna papers state
that the. fanatics of Syria have massacred the
English consular agent in Marnscbi and his fam
ily. Suleyman Pasha has put down the revolt
in Magnesia, and arrested the ringleaders.
Letters to April 28 inclusive have arriveditrotn
the Crimea. A review of the whole of the Brit
ish Infantry went off exceedingly well on the
23th. Marshal Pelissier and many Russian of
ficers were present. .The weather was remark
ably fine, but rain was required.
FLORENCE NIOUTINGALE
Florence will, hereafter, be a favorite namerfor
girls. Thousands of mothers are naming their
daughters after the noble and self-sacrificing
woman who went to the Crimea to soothe the
sufferings and bind up the wounds of those who
had no other friends than the hospital nurses.
They bestow the name on their children in the
hope that they may, in some degree, resemble
her. In a clever speech of Lord Ellesmere,
lately made in the noose of Lords, he refers to
Florence Nightingale in these words:
The vegetation of two successive springs has
ehscured the vestiges of Balnklava and Luker
mono. Strong voices now answer to the roll
call, and sturdy forms now cluster round the
cohm , . The ranks are full, the hospitals are
empty. The angel of mercy still lingers to the
last on the scene of her labors, (hear, hear,) but
her mission ie all but accomplished. Those long
arcades of Scutari, in which dying men sat up
to catch the sound of her footsteps or the ,flut
tering of her dress, and fell hack on the pillow
content to have seen her shadow as it passed,
are now comparatively deserted. She may
prol - ,ly he thinking how to escape, as best she
may, on her return, the demonstrations of a
nation's appreciation of the deeds and motives of
Florence Nightingale:'
TA, monster memorial from California in fever
of a wagon road from the Mississippi,, through
the territory of Utah, to the eastern confines of
the State of Califirnia, was presented in the Sen
ate to-day by Mr. Weller. This petition has
tens of thousands of signatures, and it is remarked
that, upon examination, they are found to be
not only original and genuine, but cbarathteristic
of the intelligence and business-like habits of
the signers, who have gone from overy'Stati Of
the Union, and justly represent the enterprise
and public spirit of the older States. . .
California has already contributed to the com
merce and wealth of the world three hundred
and fifty millions in gold, and is capable of af
fording a continued supply to an indefinite ex
tent. California has already provided means for
the proposed road through her own territoy to
yin , Esta I, 1 iAI, oi. nl, of which mention has been I her eastern boundary. This will probably pass,
male, will both be built. The truth of what I ' an d if I°, the proposed road will undoubtedly
said wrote, printed, stereotyped, lithographed, t be
e A new scheme is on foot for 4 railroad, or refit
:engraved, proclaimed, and published twenty yr two railroads, ono southern and the other north
,.N ears ago, in reference to "a city - at the mouth ern, to the pacific. The northern redrew! Wm
a
nd nill, of Beaver River, Beaver county, Pa., is I panics whose lines extend to St. Louis, propose
now being Prrified, shown, proved, and demon- I to take a contract upon certain terms for the
I i treted before the face of day, and in the face I construction of a railroad thence to the Pacific.
: nod eyes of many who doubted, contradicted, I The southern lines may, in like manner, unite
oppose'', ridiculed, slandered, abused—threw for the contrivance of a road by the Texan route.
cold water, hot water, and that which was lake- —Baltimore Sun.
i warm ; and now viz. 185 G, contrary to the will --......----- '
A New Secr.—A now sect, half political and
and pleasure of some who have thrown dirty
I half religious, has formed' itself in France. Its
water, muddy water, dust, sand, coarse gravel,
tents, strange t) say, are those of Drnidlsm;the hard words, soft words and long, croaked words, 1
I that no Russian could pronounce—also, flu i d i national doctrine of the ancient (laid, combined
to diB _ i with the principles of the revolution of •Jiii2.
\ prove nil theory of a " 'ink, printers' ink, chalk and charcoal,
to be city," at the place I This revolution, the sectarians assert,.definted
i aforesaid—a city - that 'lath foundations"—ir, i the nation of the Gauls, from their oppressors,
the Frank (represented by the clefs) , entail-6'mila
-1 . it these latter day', beginning to manifest itself
.. I.pon the hills, hod plains, and in the valleys tocracy,) and France, (or Gaul, we ahould rather
about the mouth awl falls ~f the Beaver. But say,) must maintain that delivery, by returning
I of its fature name, no man knowath ; yet it is a i altogether to the past—by reviving the tradi 7
I .:ity of villages. i rinse and the rights of the golden sickle and 'the
A magnificent //we/ upon an acre, and a Loco
lhot.4.re and Steam E en four M
Engine establisdimt, on ! sacred hatchets. The sect is headed by men of
: some consequence, as for instance, by M. Henri
1
/IC 1 . r e will soon be numbered with our new I Martin, the historian, by Al) Cornet, formerly
churches, our extensive Car-building establish- I minister of public instruction, by M. Jean Re
=ma, our Foundries, Furnaces, Car Spring
. neaud, the philosopher, and by M. Duniesnil, ,aelf, son-
Works, Potteries, Fire Brick establishments, Bar- I in-law to M. Michelet. Al. Michelet him
I
I though considered by the new party as a Druid,
&c., &c., ,tc. re! Factory, Steam (fills, Water Mills, Factories,
has not yet formally joined the sect.
Of course this allusion was hailed with repeat
ed cheers.
Another and Another Triumph for Ro
chester or " Beaver City,"
TA, Ca!, with ail Post (Vices, Then separate Vila
-01 T•u-nship Municipalities, but no general
The Ruchrstry- llotel, Locomolivr and Steam Sn
More than SIOO,OOO have been recently sub
scribed towards the Hotel and Locomotive Works,
at Rochester, by eastern ea-pitalista the work
will soon he commenced. This will open a door
for contractors, builder' machinists, and mechan
ics of every kind, to step in and oeaupy this new
field for enterprise.
on Wednesday, the 28th inst., I will he at the
office of Alderman Jousts, on Fourth street,
Pittsburgh, from ten till two o'clock, to exhibit
plans, receive bids, enter into contracts, and
snake deeds for property sold, and wait on those
who favor me with a (tall. On Friday and Satur
day, the 30th and 31st, I will he at Rochester, to
wait nu contractors, bundem mechanics, would
be purchasers, &c. -On Vriday,ithe 6th of June,
at ten o'clock, A. M., d will have another public
sale of Building Lots, from the lowest.pticed to
the highest, and of different sizes, from a single
lot to five acres. Among these grounds will be
some of the most magnificent founding sites be
tween Pittsburgh and New•flrlemis.
M. T. C. GOULD.
On Monday, the 2d of June, the editors
of Pittsburgh and their ladies, are respectfully
invited to dine at. Rochester; dinner will be ready
at the 'Pavilion at two o'clock. If this hour be
objectionable to any, and if a saving of time be
particularly important to some, they ioan leave
Pittsburgh at 74, A. M.. be at Rochester at 84,,
A. M., dine at 12, M., leave at 1, P. M., and be
in Pittsburgh at 2, I'. Mi., or by the evening
express, reach home at half-past 8 o'clock, P. M.
Those who propose to, honor us iwith their
presence, are respectfully requested to intimate
tile same by a. line addressed to either of the
undersigned. M. T. C. GOULD,
WM. R. RHODES,
DR. JAS. DICKBON,
THOS. J. POWER, or
F. C. SPEYERER,
at Rochester.
May 26, 1856_
BUILDING 13 New Yong.—The New York
Journal of Cot amerce states that the aggregate
amount of bull ding now in progress in that city,
though almost exclusively limited in the business
part of the cil,7y is much larger than for several
years past— , lay since the year 1847—and is de
signed to fu rnisti_greater faoilitiei for . coatittet
ing.mereanti. te transactions.. Possibly theantomt
iv larger the min any fgrmecXeftti4. The 44441
gives a list g sol4#thilalgl/14., 111 4e4l;iPNRAX*4
structures . , together representing InTesOierit
of capital e gie.eoing $4,t,M40,000 ; f ;44!5,t1,11 - 114ng ;the
cost of the pts they occupy, the aggregate amount
of property is not far from nine million dol
lars.
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Do. • six months , / 2 00
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Ono square, per euurtm, (exclusive of ptpqr 7 )....;,; : 25 00
Marrinire netices, root.;
St. Croix and Duke -Sarperiar:l,ittlroad.
We learn from a late report. of. Mr. Robert
r. atter), Chief Engineer of this, road } that the
siirveys have been completed, and the-litniloent e d l
from the town of Superior to findseit; on Lake
St. Croix. The distance is 131 miles " For Con
venience in making estimates, the line has been
divided into two divisions—the eortherA an d
southern. The northern division vernmenees at
Superior, and extends to a point south - of thii
crossing of the St. Croix river; a distance Of fifty
miles; the southern division then commennesi
and extends south to Lake St. Croix.
The cost of making the line of the northern
divisio ready for the superstructure is estimated
at $626 876,96. The maximum grade on'the
northern division is fifty feet to the mile... The
southern division will cost, to make it reatly l ps
the iron, $476,876,96. The maximum grade on
the southern division is fifty feet to the mile.
The total cost of putting the; road in running
order the whole distance is estimated at $2,000, , .
000.
MAY 29
The subscriptions to the stock of thot t empany,
(of which five per cent. has been Paid amount
to $146,000, and the right of way tuid" - depot
grounds donated by individuals and government,
is valued at $206,000. The expenses, during the
past year.have amounted to $13,641,94.
The proprietors of the town of Superior have
donated to the 'Company forty-three sores of
land, between Nemadji river and Alleues Bay,
with two thousand feet of water front for depot
grounds and other uses of the road But anted
crate outlay in grading and docking upon this
water front will' be necessary. The depth' of
water is from fifteen to thirty feet; ands steamer
of the largest class could land without difficulty
anywhere along this front, The. Superior . , clitn
pany also donated a right of way over its Tends
a distance of about three miles.
The road will run for eighty miles through
valuable pine lands, the timber from which will
form a large item of its freighting business. ~
The following is a list of the officers of the
Company:
President, Win. A. Barstow; Treasurer, A. T.
Gray; Secretary, E. M. Hunter; Chief Engi
neer, Robert Patten ; Directors, Otis. Hoyt, Al
fred Day, Nelson Dewey, D. S. Vituin,
Torbet, Beriah Brown, Jackson Hadley,' Benj.
Allen, Daniel Howell, J. E. M'Rusick.
How It feel• to be Hanged.
An acquaintance of Lord Bacon's, who meant
to hang only partially, lost his footing, and was
cut down at the last extremity, having nearly
paid for his curiosity with his life. Xedeclared
that ho felt no pain, and the only sensation, was
fire before his eyes, which changed first to black
and then to sky blue. These eolifts' are even a
source of pleasure A Captain Montgnao.p who
was hanged in France during the religjous,wars,
and rescued from the gibbet at the intercession
'of Viscount Turenne, complained that, having
lost all pain in an instant, he had been taken
from a light of which the charm defied descrip
tion. Another criminal who escaped by the
breaking of the cord, said that, after a second of
suffering, a fire appeared, across it the most_
beautiful avenue of trees. Henry IV., of France,
told his physician to question him, and when
mention was made of a pardon, the man answered
cooly that it won not worth the asking. The bnl
formity of the description renders it useless to
multiply instances. They fill pages in, every
book of medical jurisprudence. 411 agree that
the uneasiness is quite momemtary, that a
pleasure of feeling immediately succeeds, that
colors of various hues start up before the sight,
and that, these having been gazed .on for a tri
vial space, the rest is oblivion. The mind
averted from the reality of the situation, is en
gaged in scenes the most remote from thatwhich
tills the eye of the spectator—tha vilerabble, the
hideous gallows and the struggling form that
swing.; in the wind.—London Review. •
SHIPMENTS or BREADSTUFFS TO REMOVE,—
There has lately been quite a revival in the ship
ments of breadsuffs to Europe from the United
States, particularly from New York. Theller
old of that city says:
To form some idea of this revival *e . inaj!itao
that within the past two weeks welav;e
frorri this port alone to ports in GreatPritain
about 300,000, bushels of grain, half or niofeef
which was wheat, at an average value of not lig
than one dollar a bushel for both, •combined
tasking $300,0%), and about 00,000 to 00,4i0
barrels of flour, at an average costa ttboutisix
dollars a barrel, making from 300,.00Q, to $860,,
000, or a total in value fotthe two weekx,offrom
000,00 0 3 to 660,000. These shipmitnia in tell
to some extent against the value of fOreigri cam= change, and tend to check the export et Kolb.
LARD NOT AN ANTIDOTE FOR STRITUNINE--A
short time since a paragraph was published in a
number of our papers, in which it was stated
Chas lard was an antidote for that terrible poison,
strychnine. B. Keith, M. D., of this city, in a
communication to the Er.leciial Medical Journal,
states that he has been experiMenting,,in order,
to verify or disprove' the correctness of t'fi'e lard
antidote. lie operated upon a strong and
healthy dog, to which he adminestrated 8 ounces
of lard, and five minutes after, one grain ,of
strychnine. In six hours after taking this small
quantity of strychnine the poor dog breathed his
last. This experiment proves conclusively
,that,
lard Is not an antidote to this frightful 'poison:
VICTIMS 01 THE PACIPIC.—The will ofthe late
Jabez Barber of Chicago, 111., `Man, nigt; Lis
wife and daughter, was on
. board the ill-fated
rdowner Piteific, has been operied for . rirobaeo.
His estate is valued at $250,000, 'and his will
makes bequests of %1000 in lite American .aml
Foreign Missionary .scciety, $lOOO to the, Ameri 7
can Home Missionary Society, 1000 to the Ameri
can Bible Society, and $OOO to the Third Pre' -
byterian Church; Chicago. A little orphan gill
is sole heir to hia estate.
MOSQUITOES. , are
_alreatly very tr . oubleseme in
various parts or MaryhtLtl, as alsci in NeW.Sersey,
which, being unusually early, seents,"TtiAfie
opinion of some. ereakers, to-.portend sickly
eason. The mosquitoes were, doubtless, blown
bete from a more southerly-climate during , same
of the late hurricanet, and, likittg tlteirquartem
have concluded to stay. Thc.y are not like our
ut d nary mosquitov., fur they ate just as wick
ed and blood-thirsty by day as they are by night.
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