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FOR PRESIDENT
ANIES A NAN
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D EMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
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OEOBGT SCOTT, Or COLVISMA CO.
1111.11oR GENERAL:
JACOB FRY, Jr, MONTGOMERY CO.
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ORVESOR GENERAL:
T 100 1411( IVES, Porrrn 04mcry.
o vNg, PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
Start not, gentle reader, at this ominous cap
tion we do not intend to treat ou to another
chapter on dire events in Kansas we leave that
to those sorrowful republicans of vinegar aspect
who delight daily to descant on such dark sub
jects. We find in a late number of the New
York Evening Post, an elaborate and interesting
chapter on the manufacture of fire-arms in this
country, which we Wish to condense for the edi
fication of our readers. The subject is some
what apropos to the present degenerate times,
and in introdachig our subject, therefore, we
need not iinliatiktfitiltutri who, having a favorite
gun-story.to tell,; : al . trays, created an opportunity
for relating it,:l2Py slapping. his font upon the
floor, and exclaiming: "What's that v a gun'
by tin way, speaking of guns, reminds me f a
story," &c. But we find ourselves digressing
from our original intention, and therefore (mine
at once to the point.
Few persons have anything like an adequate
idea of the extent to which the manufacture
tire-arms is carried on in this country. Nut only
in New York but in other cities are large moat ,
lishments for the supply of these instrument. of
destruction, to say nothing of the humeri. ,
amounts which are constantly being turned out
at our' ational armoriefi. In the city of New
Yerk alone this branch of manufacture ger,.
employment to a vast number of mechanics, and
the materials used constitute no small portion of
trade and commerce. For superior pins the
manufacturers require the best imported step l.
which is mostly obtained front Sheffield nod Eir
mingham, in England. Even the government
imports large quantities of steel for the menu •
factories at Harper's Ferry, Springfield, &c. The
manufacture in New York is mostly confined
fowling pieces and lilies; no very tine pieces me
made there, the best being imported from - many. The Germans are,besides,eelebrated G.r
their manufacture of rifles, many of which Me
very costly and of curious workmanship. Nrw
York has, however, attained to some celebrity in
the manufacture of revolvers, of which Bolen',
and Simms' patents are the principal bin
These revolvers consist of a revolving hos
containing six or more chamber , +, which, by the
cocking of the hammer, is made to revolve on
the hare pin: at each revolution the liamin.r
strikes the nipple or cone on which is the
and thus discharges the pistol By the contin
uous pulling of the trigger the pist,lis ditehsr
ed with great rapidity, without Laving to
through the tedious operation of re-cocking the
pistol each time before firing, thus possesQing
superior advantage over the common single-1 qr
reled pistol.
Besides the revolvers made in New 1 ork
is a manufactory in Norwich, Conn.; one in 11.. -
-rester, Mass.: one in Windsor, l't : and one ;;;
Springfield, Mass.: but the largest and most
tensive manufactory of revolving pistols in Ow
known world, is that of Col. Colt, at Hart f. 1.
Conn., whose pistols have obtained so wile
spread a celebrity that we need not enlarge 1.:•on
their merits; suffice it to say that their sup ;
ority over all other? was fully established by the
Texan Rangers during the Mexican war. This
revolver, unlike those of Simtua, Bolen or Allen,
has but one barrel, and it owes its title to the
name of revolver to the fact that the breach i?
made to revolve at the base of the barrel. The
manufactory of ('ol. Colt., at Hartford, wit ;
tablished in leo ; at that time he hail in his
employ about 350 men and boys, and his
eta nery was valued at from $50,000 to $7.5,1 h
Since then his establishment has been greatly
enlarged, and the number of hands proportion
ably increased. The greatest care is takes in
the manufacture of his revolvers, every one , •f
which is tested. In ISTM Maj. Thornton, in h.s
report to the U. S. Ordnance Department, stated
that out of :20K2 which were tested, but two
were found to he defective. It has been estiunt
tsil that over 400,000 revolvers had been turned
out in the manufactory in Hartford, over
third of which have been sold in Californ..l:
COW to the United States, and •201)0 annually to
jobbers and the retail trade.
Next to the Colt pistols come the rifle and »
ket, which are mostly mann factored at Harp
Ferry, Va , Springfield, Mass., and other or
ries, for the supply of the State arsenals
militia. Great improvements have been mad
these weapons within a few years .
There are al, o aeveral manufactorie. f r r
and musket...ow in the United State.,
the government armories. one of the
prominent of these is the one at Wimkor
There is also one at 'Middletown, Cl., which tin
out considerable work for the tiovernment .
Hartford, Ct., Sharpe's celebrated breech-I.p
tug rifle is made, which, its an offeciive arm
the service, for rapidity of discharge, simplic
of coustructiou, and accuracy, is a great ro
petitor to the revolver of Cult. It is fast ge
into notice, and soon government will introduce
it into the service. It is better for foot:than
mounted service, heiwever, as it io too heavy to
answer the purpose of the cavalry musketoot .
A great many of these rifles are sold in New York
city, where its agent and part owner resides.
This rifle has beer brought into notice recently,
iu connexion with the Kansas cause and a
taiu celebrated divine in the cast. But it
be hoped that Kansas will be settled I,y a star
dy, peaceful emigration, rather than by tl u • forr.
The common cheap fowlcig guns, , old
$1,5 , 0 to $1 1, have mostly iron barrel, a
as dangerous to anima they are cheap t., purrha
They are made principally for sale work find
for use. They are nut tested by proof, and c
eequently are uncertain. Some of the barreli ,
are rolled and then welded, but most of them are
bored. These, indeed, are very dangerous and
hould never be put into the hands of boys fur
use. Of these guns, there is an immense quan
tity sold by the Hardware trade in New York
city.
The number of fire arms, of all descriptions,
manufactured and sold in the United States
seems almost incredible, and the cost to govern
went is enormous even in time of peace.
are twelve large government depots for ann,
besides two national armories who do nothing
but manufacture. In these twelve depots are es
timated to be stored 142.,000 stand of small arms,
such as guns, pistols and carbines, not counting
What have been' issued to the army, or what
have been distributed to the arsenals of the va.
nous states. In 1834-v,5, there were distribu
ted to the militia forces of the United States,
P 619 muskets, which at SA each, would amount
to $14,552 ; 1,407 rifles at $l4 each, $20,944;
and 1,320 pistols of all kinds at $lO each, would
amount to $13,200. For the army during the
same term were distributed 1,378 muskets, 811
ides, 219 cavalry pistols, and 10 Colt's pistols,
which, furnished at the same prices, would
amount to sl4,oBs—the total amount for both
militia and regular troops being $03,354. In
1-55, the armory at Springfield, Mass.,
turned out 10,000 muskets and 2,000 cavalry
tuusketoons, while that at Harper's Ferry, iu
i t Ts.) E , • E • A 44 a 44. th
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vorier3 for the — a — tiny. .1 t Watervliet Arsenal, VAL` i,1)...ag . 1.1 .. a a ..iv. rhere war a gta.l .1,14
. :Lad s . ..ted 111111111,/ , ~ .:, I I i.ito fur Bu
at Troy. during the seine year, were p #,64!! stand . ' 1 ' .1. " ! ::''' , : . : : :: ,b, ::: 1,,. `: , ':::: , : e '' , : . ; . .1 11, :: : ' „ L l., h , : :: :: : " I U : iw e . 1 . 1 ,a ' a " n " dt . :.11:::
of arms. bored for use in perfect ot . tler . At the i
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were*tort;:i!l27!47r , fi - tn.l of tire arms of oil 1 .ie t
n "" : h ''''—'"Pirl.7,:le-, 6 ::,: ti l B ,, i :::,t 4 :::•4 n:t,t,,:::l::‘tiliteatc:uowle-
,t wltl thin be see❑ atwhat
an enorm ,, u+ covertinient infPrt be
put to in the IDstiul t uu•of lire nrin4 for the
regigir and volunteer service of the linion
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
• : fcvairtATl, June 2 --Morning.
Dray As the hour for the Convention to ur
aemble a pproaches, the crowds hare become more
exeiled and anxious. It is impossible to judge with
iiertaititias tolawititarn affairs will take, lint up to
this hour the friends of Buchanan see no cause to
fear : and scarcely any reason to doubt that he will
he the nominee: There seems to he a ileterminiii..,
to nominate either Buchanan, Pierce or !loughs', aml
not to attempt to select a nets wan. And it "leetriA
quite certain that lien. Pierce will not lei the ch..
Ile will probalit) receive a large vote at tlr,t, 111,1
then the real contest is between Buchanan and It- u 4
as. The South has a hundred and twenty v, de
and will give a considerable portion of them to tier
eral Nerve, at first, and ;lien wait for the N,rtin ;
P it% CI, e
guagltts has the most Northern rotes, the : 4 ,11
mid theirs; it liuchanun has the must, the Su.o
will give him theirs, wind .con curry him oc , r
two thirds rule. Whether liu,hamin or I
will have the most Northern votes, then is the gl
• • .
yue, , lion • and it geetut. .1.411.4
paxh . ,•l. I think that, WOullthe te..814,11311
J have two to tale. I have in AI.
er letter, from where they will etane, and if my
nteg nro Wr.ing. then three furth , the lie
re ar,entirelv miAtahen
Yen can pretty safely tell the freeklem.elille6e ,
thxt " 3.1 r. Lug hanali hn, :4111 sulth
•r, butte thought to Le out of danger," and t
Mr. Buchanan is going to Lo toonintiftd. 111
first 'got tbcre nun 1.0 no the televrapil
11: `Or ,f it Fo : and ~1 lie In.st tiatiwa
here is . I ( Ir Jrue. Mr
it "11:0 •1111 SWIM fever. " but
.h.etura , us that they "lire
&to / huh s.. as Mr. Filltn“re said
he I.; e4,tv Nut gation adtzl
ti ,„ „ •I ;ler,
.11 And r 1':!1
ni•l o hen told thttl his joining" t‘ -nl.l
l'retddent, eo Frty I of Mr. Ltuebitual, • noutoo
'I hope Fn with all my hew-t,
world tit, a Penuryleanian heart tt—el
• 1.. 11.1”1 Liar lien fr.on r
rom Nt ,to
dime Slate. nrgu'lrl Aud " 0 ,1 In/
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a Penn,ylvanian merrly.hat a
0.0, and one oho hg , ht•le
and priritutle. if
rely . be elected, end Own n1”1:11
heir thllvs. Al;1LMl:••11 1%111 l.e u•el:. the,
re ii ill be
Ii N•,l
r his n arahtliverii. either. Anil. in any avant
sa,; will be a Free Stme. iho Ferber eel I
A Silliman an! i;reelvy Kiln.
AN the lit , ' ,1111; ~ and• in that ter
rifle party Lat r I lir tultat.tage
uuttllwr killed. Accrrthug t.. all Al.t.'oUllin
try than free Suite men hay, }eon
be re% k 1111.1er Ir, lthx
I t!, hall ~n 1.-1 u •. I.
Se who urgt , d re•!:tnn , r •.
r cal al war
' , tit I would nvt I,llre our (no
Mr. Ruebnintin . e n",ffinatlon nere 3 r
l'ry, of roor,e. folltire • .t
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I tight on. and tight pier
I:entun is here. urging: the
Itelegnir
They were irregulerly hi.in.inte.l the delegates/
I .o,d the record .1: ta•,h1161,31 and
Pid 411111 , 11 •13Sp
E,Tuub,lp ir agnival
making in this it little side iii,,tenient in Leh
in-law of In •houl.l 1..• n
he " r. publivano
The Lw, conteudinz I,ok tb.lego.l,l
kely Le be butt excluded. Each el
true ilettiorrarty, but the 111 - 11•1, 4 , , II t..
they ieill be sent limn, to pre% e their .leni..itrue
settling, their own quarrel. The eltfietettit., Let
eta it nose a quarrel among 111C11 then alpvtil
Soule is here, rather iuelined lor Douglas, I
hicks Buchanan hair both the "inside traeli" 3
ae pressure," Isdh of which are un,l,..ldet
rue. U urrruor•, e 1 (.7 , 0. eritor,, Senutur, and
Itepie,nlntisea and ex Repreeeiltatts
enerale. Judge: , and all '• euttnent fk.lk
ro etninoull plenty and ino , y, a:1 , 1101 appear •li.
tnpressed with the importneee "r the in,k in Lnu•l
hat ,1 making a ruler ~1 it greate.l 'lat.,.
m.•rld r"r ihv 111,1 1.. r ar Th.. ed:N.I•
4)1 e not yet Leer c,,ur,tvd. I nn.l utit•
the .tieution they, 111., d,n4rt, nearly equal
whole number ,f delegate,. Hut I .hull he uhle
II y... 1 inure th:‘t t” th.• 1.-int 31,1
ant, 0,6 r. t •i ,i••I
CINCINNATI. M•tuila:. Foenmg..lun
full, wVih
he c„„ ven c„„,. Th e (',,nveulion WMF
3,111 , 111P11 of the Nov Yotk
n,t Ittr,ze. ens t4th (”r such a purpu,
l ive 1 I sit very Hove all! there ,
any 1,0111 for Spectnn•rF. Neither delegates. repent
ers n. speetaters are admitted without tickets. A'
12 M. the doors were thrown open, and the rush
furious for seats. They were teem tilled. lintued,
ately afterward: there was a row at the dour, II tight.
and the utmost confusion. When order was ri`ol , •n.-.1
it was found that it was orcasiened by the Benton
delegates from Missouri basing by force ..VVNI.•111.•
the door keepers and made their way into the 100 1
without tic - kris, and fought their way Into seek hv
main strength. Nobody was witch hurt, but there
were some that were a little soared. It was thought
by many that the building inns tumbling down.
To explain this: The democrats of Missituri:elert
...I delegates to the Convention in the usual manner.
After that was done, some of Mr. Benton's friends g d
up a set of delegates in a most irregular way, and
sent ahem un to claim seat,. Clie National Commit
tee gave ticket, to the regular delegates, re1 . 11,,u,z
them to the Bentonites. and rrferring their claim to
the Convention for a hearing and de.•ision. h mot
in;{ they had no real right there they resets oil to get
in by force —du/ get in, and took scats for II lilUc
while. They were invited to lease, re.llll,led t .
leave, ordered Lo leave, and finally received a hint
that if they did not go out peaceably they might had
themselves nut in the same way they 'attic in. They
then announced that Chey ",eretlesl" Iron the
Convention, and retired. Cul. Benton was More to tell
them 1101 Y to act. Of course they don't want their
claim investigated. They arc to go h, nuc now and
~. make a great ado about the matter, Col. Benton
ore write a long letter against the Democracy, and sag
gest Fremont as the Republican candidate. Thy
republican " papers are to pick it up and make
lots of capital out of it. "Mr. Sumner has :still
some fever, but is considered out of danger," has
been the daily report. We shall now have another
tale. "Col. Benton's delegates have been excluded
from the Democratic Convention," Will go the rounds,
and Col. lienton•R sonsindaw and Charles Sumner
are now rival candidates for Black Republican man
tyrdom.
After quiet was restored the Convention proceeded
to appoint three committees, one on permanent or
ganization, one un credentials, and one on resolus
Coos. The first makes the °Cheers of the Conven
tion, the second will decide the New York ease, and
the third makes the platform. in the tirsbliendrieks
B. Wright, of our ••1 the second, Hon. John
L. Daiveou— Lot Hun. J. Glancy Junes.
Yuu see, then, that our State has good men in im
portant positions.
. .
Col. Sam Medary io the temporary chairman, a pu
sition of no importance, since the Convention ap
points the Committees, each State naming one. Me
~~ ~~.
~r
x u t
~?i3a.
thi- Buohattan's -ir•ragth is inerea , ing
ever, h,ur, and I , et) "1 hi , defeat.
There . 1 , very little diepo:_=ition to •eek
vailditlate. It tnult he either Buebanan,
or hl tights, and it is saltt to estimate Iluebat sit . -
strength wore than equol to both the other,. All
sorts of runiort aro afloat as to the intenti ,n
Douglas and Gen. Pierre to have their names with
drawn, and give '• Old Burk" a unanimous nomitnt
lion. This, however, is not likely. I published
prediction sumo time ago that he would be tromina
ted by the Bth or 9th ballot. It trill not go o,e
that number, and I think be lees. May be deceived
Fw•bi is 'low (ho general itni.re,-; , ,n. The oil
I; prc%sure is immense and
The Penneylranians have taken I
I,rin; and the Ohivians are p, , oring
~ 111 all the principal lams to their
an doubt that - Buchanan in, at thin , mknnen:
Lite lieuple of every State of men. I
usoept one. 'Phe deleivtlei , are 1.,...minz
lire of all=, and w;11, I think. carry „tit the e
the ‘l . Will slum
I \CINN ATI NATIONAL DEMOCR
CONVENTION
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fLt tine pritate re , iilenee 01 ex
clay, in Viml.treet. Mr Crampton wit, awitri
of hi= fate for tiure I , ef,,r, he reevive,l lin
rias,port, awl liail Tuttle all hi. arrangement t.
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leave a, it of t11 . 13 . 1y :Lunotil.ce.l. I
umh•r , toiel that Mr. Lumley, the Secret.iry
Ligation, will remain in ‘19.-liiiiition woliout
attending t., auy goteruutental bu,
Mr Cr:11110011 Will h.:nd lor Engiand is the
, deam , hip Canada. which ,ads from llo,ton or
We the lth instant, and will be areotn
-1,,,i,•,1 by Anthony Es , l , late t'on,ll t.
the port of New York, and tieoree lathew.
, late Cousul of Philadelphia. It i• -upp
that Charle , Itoweroft, , late Consul ;i t
C . 11111:0.1, will 111" , 0 sail on that ,Inc, elm 111 , 1 110 to•
10 , 10 to finish up hie lat , ines. , in time The
missed, °the . ' Os will ,pr Circe Le autiou• 10 repot
themselvra t o their government at a- early a lard
as possible, and learn in What light their , a ,nd n ,
brut been viewed.
It has nut yet tran , pired who will take char:.
of the New York Con-odd,. m tlo•
Mr. Barclay.
T%%‘, \t:o ST.\ CoMINt. 1\ 1 „ I Ni,s;
Kansas and t)everet both appear to be prepatinv
to knock at the doors of Congress for :: , 1111i,,1..11
But how differently do they pre•ent
as suppliants'.' Kansas comes forward w i t!
bowie knives, rifles and land jobber., one 11/1;..
stained with blood, murder and arson, and frost
from the conflict , between the pro-slavery an.
anti-slavery settlers. tin the other Land
Deseret, which is peopled by the Mormons, \vb.,
for their religious opinions, were driven out
Missouri,intnished from Illinois, and driven be
youd the Rocky Mountain., has gradually and
quietly, without trouble or conflict=, and by flu
efforts of its own energy and industry alone,
grown into an important conununity : and after
peaceably adopting a new eou,iitution, its dole- rkir Batchelor's llalr Dye -- Per,rvorance, time
gates are now on their way to V, h,atry uod ,Spernn , ,,,Le o ovraty y,ara, have pliteed ii
Claim its admission into die Union. And yet ,rigmal mud rv, iro,. upon n.tind of 11, lad
Deseret will no doubt be set down by the present „rfume • „here
Congress as an immoral, dangerous and wicked
community, while F.arlBB.B will be fought for, made or applied. (in prmite rooms: at
quarelled about, and probably admitted to a Cu- nATcHnoirsw tg Waruruuwa. 8,,,,d„,,N„„. York.
partnership with the rest of the States —.V. Y.: whuly.ale and rotaa. by Dr litO, tl. lizvara, 140
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I{ ELMMPTION OF U. S.• SIOCK..—Th , T,,sury U-11_ Look Well to the Eh** e-liollptihtert IN,
~.. ~„..! .., , .. .r ... - ..consequence of the - sudden - illnetts'oll:te
ldepurtan o nt. has given antler- that tho I'lol,l Y.,..1 1 ,1.2 11 .1nr-fThi; f7iii coi iffy tinit, 11.1 the early part . J. W. ilYik km,
DR. (Al . VIN NI. FITCH
State - ”Inck iF.t , u , a lie n et of Ci - iiigi,. ~1 d u ly .1 1 p beim• b
year my Irertllll ~ r declie, and fur never.il •
'22. I. 1 , -ili , Will be redeem , i .in the 1211 i. t iii-- i.ionlh. I livi fn ileriorrtli t,,, from the Loop, had
n the
veniber next I n 1 11. t
: ,',I , 11; , ,n. r , .11 will ~,ugh, pain in ....le and ••limilder, and greckt debility. '• Vki,ll°"a6lnd''th''''Pl""'''th'' min 1n... , nod 11E515 151 IN
i nersmtell4 until
r ,„„ . v h , p rp. „.ime,.l ,itt •, i..l' pii i i, I, ~ tir e -hart. re) frrerls,•er cell as triplet!, thraiglit twas far gone , "., •
utrol;?‘ d:‘ ruing, June 29, 11556.
air- r , Q ll 1! ,, fol,6w.iog 1,•I lith, ill addilivit t,, 11, e in -Cm, ,0ni,r.,,,. 4.tlp. :: ing vetileus Meamywithotit any at
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of lied 1,14 e dly of 1.kir,.1.1...• •, oh one, • Sect. I e,,,-,111-1 i.e, I - tt. who prescribed a but of bil When ha ea , . 1..• ...... wt.,' daily (Sabbath exce t .tedr Ind nreou
/-.-. - the boon of 9 ..:1., I 1, Si , and 4P. 51, at hi, r 1.11.116 11l lII,'
d i ,y , , ~tei . ,.. t.s,„ i h.•,,tri..ney to r.•.,eli the N P11.1, , r 11, Me4l..itif iSr li, • VIP 1,1)=3,1: P,ILLS, telling Mil left--
fin such .tact: rege:,,id a t ii„. T e,.i rue:, I,e. .4,ete , l toy Ilemoriltagtn, c ut gh, pain iti thslide, &r , vier,. Sri'. CLAIR ROTEL,
iween the lit ',l-,y ..t .1 mi.. nnti 'LI . -: ilny of illi , ;v ''""%tgi. tiin , i ,,,, a 14 , ei ltiifnrii 1 had itn...l olio tn.rx r 1 n Corner of Pr nit ant St. Clair Streik-tn.,
ne ll, in-tie, ,ine-1,,1f I,f iili : 1• ,, , ' , lll .01 the moonlit II! ,it 11 , 11 111, ll Ilt NV 1 1 . nod through their influent.: I 4E- .`: •ivro , 11l • 17,09111. et reel , -. 1.,11
1i fl e , l ill IkVl e VI lilt ' 'I 1.. :i. m rantArtr•l I. r , ell. n 1 1., allli N. latigititge I, strom; For Diseases of the Throat it, Lungs,
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And nil
:I-.( rlr t ,.. or Aripri-I trio ir ri- 111 of ono In r r•ent l'l , ' I.• aleP! Nl. I. k \ 1..' ,1 I NIPIttiVED LIVER PILI.zi, ant 1 affedi, , n, prediAposin to thew.
And „Li ...,n,di ,L.iek ri.i . eivett after the ;11 , 4 of , ~, ~,h .ooniknix, recommend them t o three, similarly l
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51101,t, the interest a, eriie. l thereon Ind iii i , ion,. ted A ll DORAEV,
ad& en... 1 alter leaving Pittsburgh
Alit r.. orl.litrunril tit lere , t only' will he In bite Sherillol 51°0015.1in comity, Vs. ' ______
N..tiee I- farther ..11 , en ow the 1'1,0'0111.1,1 Ur H. leine , 4 IMPROVE!, Li,,r VON and IMPROVED V•Mnii
!!.. run.ly to redeem the other et)t-t.i.n.ling etock• fiiioga. ale„ tie. 1. 1 4 1,11 . .! th.1e1,111...1 What, en rinwittu Lint- .
4 the ['tilted Staten on the following let iiii, i lii. 1,,,.!.......1 p,.1.-1 , , Under ilsp miptn-visiOn or Dr. I. Scott,
1110.1 Ito !, 1 t tit llecelnt.i.r, unh.nis the win pi it it te,,,..1.1r NI edaal graduate, and PhytliCiati at loilotieliVe pram
SI, 10 0 . f '6O Shall hove lreorr provi•rtP.ly t rbr n in E .,l Ir. e Son,- proulto., our, an prepared by Ur. I. Mat S ell ,
In m 1416011 1., the inl,•re.t arernoil 'non Iho Coo.it Pie, e, Nlorgairtown, Virginta. 1
,In}' o f 11,. 1,,,,t dividend of intere , t, nnil one NEW: , FitONI Tlllil FOUNTAIN lIFLAD'
day'' , n.lilll lewd int ere. , t tor the looney to rearm MomcorrowA, VA.. Sept, 12, i 1555.
he veroler, 1 Ire 1,,i1, r Y. Ito/ Wen of trremidth • Pits fa b. 0,1 , 1? V, That I linN. , esamined . the Recipe for
Litte GI tut roved Vernall f and Impivvni.l
lln ...1.,,,k c.d . , liii '.. in ..I I' II n i.retnitito i,f lIi I
i tf;:: . :lii, :s li l y ' Or, I. Scott. who WAS Levu i n the habit of pre
paring and !Thing. III) original medicines m my edict during
tan last thit tl'llll yearn. nud that 1 lather' he hex Impr.oed
i Mt. 1 males- the LLlP!ve Atuternent the Inure willingly as 1
Lave !!., Imorr•et 111 them whatever. C. SILLANE, M. U.
DI SI, lAne'n lartik,vne Vertutfuge and IRVPILOVED liver
I'dk, tar orripumed by rertltir rite of C. 91r Lane, fur anti by
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t, , a:tll) ..p14.1/1 Lout 11,1114, t
prtvont 0u t ...0n0, it,. .1.1,1111 to ask
tiottal , 4l
S mt $1 p. 1 . 3. the ill,
pri.l-11., I; EN.I AMIN PAO E, JR. 8. ,
1 . 1:4111i10 I.lairar , Cbt•tuLit., htinbut 41, I'll.; R. E.
LEI 44 corm, of w.olaJ att,l
1,11,1‘11
C el - 1 1 1r II nl Testivanh) - CANNUT 1W CtP:\ TRIP_
\ .0 11 , 10 0.1 ,•I
I',, \i'l A n o •',4 Vt•rnliftlg, t Joh. Ihdl r, ,•1
1,11 cott,N, 4;11i,, Th.. U.K . tblit i 3.1, wi. ,
I, a , : 1,4•11 ‘,..r tolo I. ltot et,t/a y• ors, 41.1 jail „, i1 1111...1 n 11111.1
r .ol 01,114+11i.. tilt had (1 11 14• .1/.• •.I V1.'1111.11
I I , ', Ur. %%11.P1 thru called ill. mud tt I tin
hirSt r lel . 3,4111 riFfi i!ii to the 111111 , 11 tI I I. I
th•lit 11 , 111 ~/ Mid 11rtr, 14 . 1.1:l.111 ft
pr. It, L. Lit', lti .11111
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rn 1% Ili I. .k G•r Ni. M I.A l'El
E. ttinuillacitt,.l 11 I. 1.F.111 NI
BEI IS t•I 1 . 111,1.1;.:11. Pa All .411,1 1,..0tift3 1 ,.. , w c.mtpai
!,,, I.Lvrt 1, , 11,u1 tit till lo , 1•••• i,1,1
N•q,• witlwut naturt.,l FLENI
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%Imo, fot tulle I.) the solo proprietord,
FUMING Mi11i . ..,
litterotaxont to, J. 1it.1.1
No. 60 Wood xtroot. lltruor of Fourth
ner-Tlie Long Looked For Specific ll,r Pi
unt y in h.itud al hut ! A man must doubt th ee ,.
his ii, tan,. and all liutuitu tutegrity, Lu•furi. Irewan
i •1-. .A 1 ti , the array ..11.,..1.71vati , d or
la. PUt LIVEI<NVI)ItT. TAU.
11..111 I A. 111, io 1 , 1 ,la
di olice es allliaonal I tiflanithatititi, .xis I • tie
dose or Ile. disease. and builds Up and o.l . eligtheur, th.•
,f r C o lleges, the Clergy, the
da, tilt). and lot of till classes have. over their
att..01,1 its pull erfill r.•lll..dial plop, .L[l.l
ibe ita.piLl,E t., lei had of the Agent, ss Ike
t 1.1.• preeß, the mart 1.1 , 415,
h.ry evidelice will be found ado t•I tiAltitsill •
O~ Far pule, wl,.lett.ile and retail. l.v It. :ELL Ell ,
rort., Wool and So, ot met,
b) II K.N PERSONA BRO., Liberty stre-t; ft. p.
: , I.IIWART7, hod RICI( lIANI A )I,•KENNAN„AIIeghet/y
- ~.! * x f
awl I" , lti n pr*
un•l Mervllasts ever) whrru
KFIV,EII., 1.10 st, Wholosale Agent .
1.1.. Alle g heny, near Itallr.arl Ucpot
AgeDt. sly22Alsosrs
i ti,lllTro
111ort Ifleat lon, OW pilot, is applied.
Na!wr gicen my DA I.l.Ers PAIN E\
mind except tbo party arii
ile
ill, will win 11P rent to 0144 tinturul c.,1..1
1•,,,u II,.• will lio uoutralii.ml and
•-1 , ••1, iOll proeved lierenai the
ant% !WM' flag) Will Cell:8114 be "
P , 11,!.iN Imtiil 1 - Mt Et"PF., REPTILES AM) PLANTS in
.1111t41 bat - taloa• by rubbing lu inataiitly m. gill:Wilily
1.11.1,1,5 E PAIN }:XTRACTOIt, and after it has asaiillea,
.11.1 h I.t 'poi, nee t inble. Even, thou, like the VOUAN .
Lary. it N ill din. - tl3 ixttract, and utetainuryttnw the 0 ,
puma:4llK mHurnee At 11.., lititig of bean and mostinadt,,
1.1••• walnut it Lila merit you the pain ands. Than bites of I Ala.!
an mull" al., 1114,41 MI/VT.lOy tieultaliy.d.
wrothll
WlLholit a rank plate wog-rave...l
V' t ' V
Sobt xt 2.f. retotel per box by Dr. GEO. 11. I RYBEIt., 110
•..I bLi ••••1., H 14.1 Ly uutirly rvery Junior m me,b illl , l
I b the tut...l All urders ur lAtlorm (pr I II
tt( ioli nth' ice. to Io addrumlud to C. V. CLICK ENF.It
1 0 . Vol k, myl
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S.,' Low A:mq
1. ) //
it 1 'hur.•l3, n vn i•trl(
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air Call at No. 164 Wood street, and ex
amine our of Son liars Mid WIWI . = ()AY& Just rc
coivutl, u litrgro lot of Slinughill, Colestlxl, and other styles of
tops, which we, will 1.01 l low for rash. MORGAN t Cu., 184
s• I Wool stroot. ouit.lB
o-Le pum.ged th.lll. h. r
In) ....I til% 1 .
.... :~«;cam :~.
M==llP l
II EN Itv to LLEY, tutufctitrer,
(' ('l.l RI NER A co., HunuSa..tor.•in .
t,; -- Su ltd.' 4arsaparllla...-1 . ,•.us long titlir
•.1 441... hay° laanly it aal many vatte.4ta to or adwn e a
hnt to. apt t.. give way to donpoutenry, Kul re
ish Loy, ot ui.. h vet when a remedy that
ute4l thousauds la !dared within their teach. they t tcl,iut
Irk' rt 14 no ma% rn thing w ill cure me. This is worn° tux
1..1.1. It 14 a wilful KIN I Ific.• of health, the grratest of total..
rat I•i•-near, eu. n ut44r1.1.1 !edit:get panullntly
,a•oug 4 ail- '414 Irani I. utanr..ms intod erupt, o
4oa--. d . ) how the dostigurtug xud oftot.
1,1.0 tualatloo. Lot th.oo, wh., 81•• 1110
levni tlwit lothurry t.; I
- y will th..o 10 the. -
:v. 1,,110, lut
•
h.,
aO.l ',l by A It. d D. SANDS, DragKista. Ika.l
”11. , “ New Verk.
I 1 0 1.KIIN0 Pilinbure,h, Pa, nn.l by
gvittrxll). 1u
I=ll
Prot% De Grath on the Weatiter.-1'1 , 4
‘..uat., na Ptllleivre (I ow tbs. erlers, o 1 th.• hi
.W i 1.1i,11. t:. ,n!I arid Or.. .1 Lll l.• of Liss 1.1...,..05t
It l'rwe
t To • tittith e t !tt It t •+•1I litt) t.. Muir I 1
•• i'.• t • - t:4, vaplit I:ty, , that Ili , arti. 1,..11v,01 I
sir-. Auua Y Equith, enile.l in her adv•rti,tio:
A ' , ,ortiat, A c . Is
!1,.• •it 1•rit...1 I , tools, %rt., from her. o.ue.ti
s, •1, ti If uttalt. formerly eugage,l 1 1 rol
f l.,....{,lool..orrermoodeltrm of IN• th•
1 •,,I Not, ist.lt 0,10.110 tin- atimuirtrttfre of 11,0 41.
".. Th h., t. ttmthor [lto chilt nor the .1,1101
~, Eloef f. 1111. - and tit , motathon 01 It •
•,. 11. •0 010,1 .•11.‘ .01 the ot
0, •-- N .0 it 10:1,...11, at t u.,pitl and tt 011 Lattot n. r.l
1.. •:. N . Et 40 1, II Mt below 1:11eNto
NI. t
t . u k`i their •
•. II Is V. flititurgh, a.J ,111 Ui
11,1
A CARD.
1., ,1.1 L of lit
r..-ftrer nt3.l
••t tttt., and: , 11:1%., 11,1 , Out It lemis, naiJ the
t„ ..:iv, 114%cLiNtKan:: P 4 4".."
wl , l ;;il.l ,o
lia tab.
.I.•
in . gto:k null Light. Prufits."
A N t'U., N. xtr.l
tkntr to the mew elturrh,
thro &Kw from Sixth etre.
the N. S ork National 111...na1t or
I'. I t. I, 1)1 Ourtei hum yp tli•
rt.,l . ~f nillict,l %ill, 1,1.2
, t.tpi..1111., [my oMICI 1.1.4,41(1 , ..11Vr .4 111V1/
tt.. ,t I. ht. I he. taterria "vat , .1, f.
~1 . In‘«ntion nu,l iii•rfoctiou ..I an ill
I I ~.,.,•p the lungn n unii.licine in
Thalts,Lirtl v Mai dirrrily 11,..
MA K. thithPri, by nyinpatliy. al,. Air
v arising fr ,, m I.ll,ortlerod
...• iho.Lf inlor,,t, by Ovinglin,llygß..l VAtior a tr
l,r C, I.lls ifI,IEA22I is the original and only
Lon. ,o to - I."
d - d - W Itywi II you OtTailfr, u7;TE:1.11:1C A N
1.1.1 S I 1.1" poTA!N KW —I lave your Sore Thrat, Qlous,,
1:1,' 11111:U1,11, NOM./ LtrunchtisA, Croup, ?La Joio Vt..at
6 ,1 •• 4 1,,,, os. rata, ip auy part of you ?
.44 Lr t,lieted at oto'e by using the most In-tutor.)
11 ., a1Z, {'lnvssuan Liniment, - prelate.'
Ur : - . 4 . 10 17 1 ~1 Nl,.rgant./wn, Va., and for tale •chenp,
,‘ I ~, I , .e,,1, ‘11.1,1 I I.) Dr. IiCNSER.. 140 Wood stmt, nud
i Ir. H.F.MINtI. mmr 11. 11 Allegheny. See ad.
ro.•lit n, 2.114,111, cohluth ~r paper. 1nmr4:11.11
4,r Clark'as Stomach Illtterx nr acknosniedv
!.:. si let have 111441 thorn to tat the latat family medicine
the a hor If.. o f Dyspvpota. rawtivvtioßi. and a thrt
ti , re4 .tatit ot the 1N or nod Stomach. The), hare 00 rir
i L ite. yr, Al.f • .1. , 11.11 ',ritual tit caution itrople front usi
.411, prep...tattoos that are palmed upon the public toe
th.tuutte tit St. AIM , 11 Mitt rm. tor they MIN , found that of et rtal srtu. needed to render Nutilt eantion outteceattar).
Itid Nti ( , hurl., Ity C1.41i K. Thirol
et , . •td.l Mot Slarket till 11. K SEP, I4U
t. ttet ..t..! It:. In on utato generally.
*, - ,-Stocking. and lloulery for Winte
wont 3our t• , l pinched with hurl and
knius. you will tot, our mlwtrr and di to O. 1/AtY . .,
utu alloy mu) vinti Arwrt, and Inly butuo
ti u t'l , wkiug, that Lunkw your trot lwrt nice
itialvra mei .411 every variety
IlalLery that you coal uiention, at wtk..l,Nale and rated.
11,in...ober (lie illveve, femur of hinxicvt Kiley ►ud
♦tree[. lM
EK 1 N TE A STO I{ E,
3S FIFTH S'rIkLEET
1 , 11F: , 1 I THAS.—.I choice let freak Omen and Blag k 1
set dirret from the ithiartere, which will he
wholsulu mid et„/I, et prices loner than usual.
JAMES A. FETZER,
Volt W A Kl.l NU AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Mar. bruin, Dried Fruit, Seeds, Lard, Bu
ter. Bacon, and Produce generally.
No. S 9 Water Street,
Fn.",l6Alley, Etei , W 111 w Dilwerth, Sr., S. Cuthbert
A sett, Pittetburgh }bud Ott, lleinkell S Swearingen, S.
Study. 0,11. I. k NI. Bata, Lit & Omagh, 4.
t tett. W. Atittenutit. Peutot, Vnevling. Inlya
IYENNSVI.VANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Street
AliTIlultIZEI) CAPITAL, 9300,000.
ic3-1111.111, ItLLldln FN MIII oth, l'n,prrty eigndost Long
immure by Firl•, and the Peelle a the Sett and luland Nay
,;.t I 101 l and Tlmlap..rtntiou.
DIRECTORS.
11'ku. F.J,Aktiok , o, Jacub . Palnia
1.. A. eurri ,, , W. NreikßtoiA, J. P. Yana.
;..org . oW. Smith, W. S. limey,
•
R'wln liftzuptoci, D. M. Loug,
J. Li. Juuet, IL R. Combat
ru.r Spoitil
A. J Jou.,
UPTICEIIB.
aident Hou. Witt F. JOHNSTON.
RODY PATTERSON.
y and Tr.. A. A. CA Rill BR. I frill,
WES'PERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ihrranundu bl
GORDON. Secretary.
Will input, against all kinds of risk.. FIRE and SMA It 3 NR
All 1.,m00 will ndjustod and promptly paid.
A lionin luetitutiou, managed by Directorn who are wel
known in thn community, and who 11.1 n determined, b •
prouiptuoea and liberality, to maintain the character ethic ,
they have maumed. as offering .the beet protection to thw
lesire W be insured
IM. - toR- , -1 . 1. Hiller, Jr., C: W. Ricketsou, J. W. Boiler,
N. Hlmes. Jr., W. 11. Smith, C. Hansen, lieot gs W. Jackson,
A inlrew Ackley, James Lippincott, George Dunne, James Me
lt d r. A ',mid, Nimick, Thomas Scott.
ac ink, No. Water strets (IVareliouse of Swing A
stairs,) Pittsburgh. nov24.ily
CORN STARCH —A fresh supply of this
lavorit, article, un hued RIM for sale by
in) 24 FLE)IING IlltOS.
---
ENTON'ti WORK—.VoI. 2 now ready:
..1.1 sold by subscription only ; tOsagicopies sold of the Ist
vol. Benton's :to years' view, or a History of the Working of
toe A nmrican Government for yeare, from to /S.W.
yearly tat, from On. Cong,as debahxs, the private' Palsn's
ut Genet al Ja ksoti and the Speeches of ex-Senator Renton,
llit h., s, teal 51,w of wen cud aHaitb. their alstuticil
Nob,. and Illustrations. by a Senator of Thirty Years. Thu
volume of this work is now ready, embracing Hifi
pages, I., e ing so pages more than were contained In the first,
and embellished with an illustration of the G. S. Senate
Chamber. The two volumes complete dm work.
IL MINER S CO., 32 Smithfield street,
Agents for Allegheny county.
more recen
ERRI NG —56 bbls. Balti
11 liny3.l] }MN InH. COLLINS.
wad for wile by
NNW
The Invalid's Guide and cousunipldve's XEinnal,
hiik:gontiohs 1.»,:11.t) prervi3utiou And reliett of torisump
lin, Amilituit, CAUtrtli, I))sp..ptia, Voisinle C..noplinnig.
1.) CALVIN M. InCEI r A. 31. M. D.
Price in muslin AO cents. It can be sent by mail to RUT
1.11 .1
, the United States. layin3
SHINGLE MACHINE..
Kendall's Patent IMPROVE D .
Double Acting River & Shaver.
A. HE attention of Shingle and. „Lumber
dealers, speculaturs and others, IS directed to tbls In
valuable invenuon, wbie h is now premnated to the public an
the first and epnly practo ol machine eztant, for Riving and
Slurring Shingles.
Furious cutting and anteing machines have been , luveutod
for making Shingles, but it is a well known fact that
cut or sawed across the grain are mine too Muley for
outhig purl... Ads. Numerous inventimai have recently am
peared for min- and shaving, and these hare all bermone
di•uined tut wortrilces, (rein their imperfe, L method of rev tog,
sthich consrds of splitting from the aid, of the block but tun
ening!, which almost invariably rued off. Tide dinlcuicy is
rata , 13 oh, iated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
first split from the side of tho block et piecit !hid:
uiawili for two nhingion• s halt in esiparstet
kflfi by ItIMLIA of ttliVrit , C pnidoa such part
lirtingh it pair vf spin oxiluittios kuie,s, whicis:roulliii-Les
he oprratiiiii; thus protuciug two 41.0 es at every
'l'bis machine will rive and allave form the block tare
ornsand shingles per hour, of ninlortu thickness and tsisr,
peeler in soliditY and durability to tliorre made by baud or
y other proilms.
Its ors-rations are by no moans confined to pine 11.11 d other
ft wood, but mvrtts to slued ailvantago cab, walnut, and
.cry other dxseriptlon timber that rt. be POLL
The wurkingm of the machine can be examined al Ile 11.
yan's Furniture Inn'ding,. Filth sir ret, Pittsburgh.
To timber owner', nhia. 6 l.• dealers, and men of enterprise,
as oven . a new betel her :Ip-rotation, us there is no midair
ivrialun
. • .
uituiloue utantiiii, but a small apace, IA of durable
ruction, and ounin but about two hundruti twit eighty
ra, and a man all Imo Iiu)aCALI LISSa.s, from .01.0x000101 Illitigissei pet ill), ALsslll. th ria Ils WWI 111,,i•r.
For 11,011. tot i cwt )., or Wm hint, inquire at Nu. F,
rs - t t. i.r at Lk, City Iltstri.
*D.,. Iltsiss.l,4l infornintiiin will 1w forwar•leil 111,4 ,
lum tivealeal. L1111.72.a.::in! A Lnifil 1 HAM K
PEKIN TEA
No. 3S FIFTH STREET,
ONE D.KIIC E.‘ST of , TUE EXCHANUE AI(,EN
Pittsburgh, Pa.
IREEN & BLACK TEAS
P10ch,_,...1 Jilr,t how the Importer., for CASH. Tin
..f nil the daf..tretat tlavurtt tout grade., '('lEl ,
1.,t,1.1 1.. t h e Astt,rt..tot market, nod
SOLI) WHOLESALE AND ItETAIL
AT THE
E III" LOWEST CAST{
PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN 3IeTALIC PAC),
Art K.. ttrprt,..nly for the tstvle.
TEAS OF ALL UItALES, HT THE LIALF CHEST.
C. , FFEE, SUO Alt, COCOA had CFIOCOLATF. at the Want
1. , 8A51.6 for Aide.
Lig clgori truce iu 111. e I,llsitirea is a sure
ere') ;article e.b.l .111 be me reprearnled.
Atig:sT, KY s. , Ec•,,L. APHJINT3II:IO . , I , Ft THE sit, or lei
JA I'N FAIIII.I . )11..DICINES. s. JAYNES.
Ihttsburgh. 311trch
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCk,
SO ..2,1 il t
IMPORTER Sz I)EALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. $1 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth utreet,
4:e 'rat nubtcriber is now ~pkteing et well selected
,nt of foreign and tioltirsttic iiitrkiWttry, all uew.tul.l
4.1 gv...1 tet ma as an) uthor Louse in thizi
I ch ap, keep Ito halal a eeaeral aeaortment of
I'l lit)W AltE, CUTLERY, CAItI'ENTF.ItS' TOOL:.
lAL h he reepect.fa4 OP. I t the atteua , m of I.llf. ha
SAMUEL FAIINESTOC,
HENRY - H. COLLINS;
Produce and Commission Met-than
FO RS VTH • srvecvnr4.
FORWARDING AN D COMMISSION'.
Id 1 , 1 E II ANTS,
Dealers in Wool, Elides, Flour,
BACON. LARD AND LARD OIL.
AR- AN I) I' ri r h 2 B. L L
N. 11 . ArKte SricEET, Ymmut, UII, P 1,01.1.
It YreIIKNI . V,
Spriu,.., Ilsrlstugh, Pli1,1;11 1.1,5 t. Wells, Wslls% ille, Uhl,
J,,llti : , ...hat S. t. 1,., - 11. ',tarn:, .
E. D.J.ties,Citskreit INT Itk.',l,ssts S. Ilerstins, Phila.
Lerch A l',. I"l:t.tourgli. .I . .irli,t, Nesbit .1.1 ulap - , L4.•11,
Jossr.6 F. E1.1..r, St. Issas. I'llitu.
Tl.sttss At tirritivr. Itsokk.rs. 11..1toss Sg.CAnaisll,Citkantmli.
SAl4.m. ohi... ( istilly 1 lA. D. 111111.,Ack . 6 I'.. A .
W 1 I 4141 Alll S & A 11. I ,KIN ,
CHII,SON FURNACES,
111Yrotighl Iron Tubing,
AND PlrriNG , UEN.EIiALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Building
/Ur- W. et. A. will contract for Warming and Voutllat.
by Steam %Vat,. rtinut or eltilson'a Furnace, Chop
Schoula, llo,pitals, Factorb.., Green IreM. •
Court Hone., Jarla, or llotcla. Nu. 21. MAIMET SallEr.•
Pittsburgh. .n 1.1.;
i 01 - 26.3. d
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.
lICON HAMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS
LARD, LARD OIL,
DILI ED BEEN.
suoAR : CORFID
CA.ti ASSED HAIL?
A large 0t....k Always on laud at
No. 291 Liberty Street,
PESN'A
PEARL STEAM MILL,
A 1.1.E0 EN Y.
/sr FLouR DELIVERED Tu FAMILIES Lu either of
Cadre.
(ALDERS may Ix• len a: the Mill, or in boxre at the Mort,
LOILAN, %V I k CO, lit: WouLL street.
BRAUN A I: Kyr Ell. cor. Liberty and :M. Clair atm-tete
11. I'. SCIIWA WeZ. Drogght, Allegheny.
TERMS: CASH, O ' N DELIVERY.
1Y .29 BRYAN, KENNEDY &,. : 63
A LEX. HUNTER,
FLOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
EMIG
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
• . No. 21lti Liberty iireet,
doc 13IA pc rrrrsuußrip.
JAM ES RERR, Js Ron I . Sl. II EFSTEH..
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
Air-STEAMBOAT AGELINTE4 - to
V. .Lent, between Pine, and Olin sts.,
f..P.24.kpclyJ SAINT LOUIS, Mo.
W 11. SMITH • W. W. MAIN..
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
JAMES BLAKELY,
EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYI
Corner of Sprenth and Smithfield :streets,.
pirrstsuituii.
115,. Passengers Laought from the ohd onautry tte"Pitt,
burgll, and ye remitted to Korey.. Tio•l7
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JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Alerchajits,
EttoPRIETURS UV THE •
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 113 Asp 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBURCIR, PA
larrentotou—
Wm. Baiodey & Co., Murphy, Tierruto & Co.,
South a Bluelair, Itiumpteu, Wilnun &
areandleas, Menne & Co., Itiigßah & Richard:am.
PHHAWILPHIA --
Liagaloy, Woodward & Co., Truitt, Brother A
Wood. Boom & Co, . taws
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
. OF PITI'SBLIRGIL
JOHN H. SHOENBEROER, Pretudent
ROBERT FINNEY, Secretary.
C. W. BATCHELOR, General Agent
MARINE AND FIRE ,RISES.:
.1. H. Shueubtagor, U. W. Cans,
C. % Batchelor, W. K. muck,
Isaac M. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. 3lartin, It. IL Cochran,
IL T. Leech, Jr., John A. Caughsy,
Bourg° S. Seldnu, S. S. Bryan,
David id'Ctuidleas.
*a" All Lome sustained by parties insured taninr policies
Issued by this Company will be liberally adjusted and prompt
ly paid at its MICE, NO. 99 WATER STREET. Ljyll
MILLINERY GOODS—A. A. MASON &
GO., are receivin g another , large and well salsa&
aasortment of Itibt ona, Flowers Ind Millinery 06°6 of
every description. myti
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T TSBUA2GII, PA
No. 25 Wood Street.
PriVr..-Btruati, PA
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123 Second and 151 Front st.,
Pittsburgh, Pa
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FA R3I FOR S.l - Ll.—.T.be 1 rgr_iber 15'1 wiJl
sell them tom, Rhin-led In An -y,-urtrou., '
Allegheny Count,. Ps.; on fun opk'rEtMlindAt,l„twsartt-• 1.• •
five tallem from Pittsburgh. Said fatal Rey
1. ill Met , hole., land, tam on it k two wary tome
ing a frame stable, ko., and an :-ol'phant &Wit hearing
I, trere, never eptingn4ofgdoer go ld Wide;
in ~,ndei 411.1 And the Mode to* %pod . ..late of ruin- I
tation Ant will he rnld all together or.thvidedlo non pnr- 1
v toarerm, and on hbetai tame.
Apply to J. T. - 1 1clinIat!t,:N iktoit bit. Intenoo or to
eittor .. Ft/so subaciibo •
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1)11 E'NO LOG Y.—All works
_publisbed by
te, ler weos on Ph re 6ol °M PPI I PTIOY ;
t6in and Ph oucgra phy. for este by • •
T. MORGAN:4I4I(th et.
Juvt rateired-171sclair l i Magazine fararklA' in't•
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"Ur f q r salosLthe Ny1°410)04146
e9inpasy. by the , Libmrttuts •'•• —••
W. PZ.MAVOL4A.CO•
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property
gttdltelo3 terk the Diamond,
•Zien;ll;. 2:E.
thetWismeted
a new !tick house, 3 stotietthighollnleltalittlinookrtel style,
containing aloe 'MOM& mat ciair--1011 be eoleat a Want
barmdu. Apply to • ' BLAXEIY. & Marx,
ju4. corner'Sesenth and lamithfleld sta. I
DI TT SB U RGH ..and .Alloghenv female
Prayer Book Boelely.—,Cheep .
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of Common Prayer" for sale at their Depnators, v.), 7
W. P. fdARSIIALL k'-00., 87 Wood'el.,
ju4. " ' "blteeri,nc
D ERAGE DE LAINES AND DII4LIES.
Jest roxeived, live mold cues or inperibr itwitei;lee of 'k
Ftcrago lainen eat Challies, which will be &Wed at 'e y
great reduction from the maul . .
itl4. A. A. MASON & CO.
ti I N DRESS GOODS.—We aie dill daily I
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re...etving.freFl, • upiil!es of flafp,BernmViii.**OrPum
-1.11,4 11[1. A:C., 01 , 1 keeping our itwk.completAf with the t.
now..nt nd mod fa hionable Atyle{of goka.
ft]t3. A. A MASON d CO., 45 iiffth e.
HAR.DIVARE &c., al Auction.—On Thurs- % ,
day evening, Jane sth, at 734 o'clock, will:-...be sold at it ~ , • '',
the Commercial False ROOMS, corner Weald mud Bitth sta., a t! ' s. ,
desirable assortment onlardixare and CaXponter: Tools, con- 4 . u',. ~
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•i, duginlMS t.of 1 N ...—,.
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Jll.ll. l'acal Locks; Excelsior plata Loeks; ,:"!* ....
Upright do; Cupboard do:
bin do; Ft'ck do • 3 I:" t• '
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Thumb nod drop Lat.dies ; Cupboard Hinges i
Moulding Planes; Babbitt Piano;
Bead do; 31Ineral Door Knolitet4
Baud Screw llama, algid; Polished Drat:loon.; 4
Mat and Coat Hooka; Angle Bevel; 0' — ...,.i
Clout >milt.; I larneas Rings, area; : fr
Dinner awl T. Bells; Wood Screw - It,lms! t.
Carpenters' Pencils; lied Chalk Pencils; , ' 1 .-4,
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' Knives and Burka, ass'd : Silver pla'd te& & table Spoons; f.
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Liorman Silver tea told table Spoons, &c.
ju 1.. P. tl: DAVIS, Amt. -,,......;, v
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SU MMER TIES, SCARFS, CRAVATS, V - -
oLor RS, U:VDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS AND . 16.0: nom 4..
AT THE
F RITISHII STORE
AND
'Shirt ManittfactorY
or
HIRSIIFELD & BOA
N0:70;406D ST.
U MAI ER COATS AN D VESTB:---Just
k rn ntlVe.l, our seoood supply otStdungtr.ottain had Veda ri— - •
of every vartnty and style. HIitSfIVELD t.
J n 4 70 - srcto, St_ •
$ 1 000 E elvv,,OP
7 Pip.nitnralk,,nt LOA.N TO TH ,
.coning. Yone lith. at 8 o'clech, at. the Blerchtuatinlichango
will Ina nold Certidadeof I min to the City' of Pittsburgh for 1N.,. .
interest pipit& semi mutually on MSS da' of April , to s
nu 1 t otol,er. Ita edetunble in 1.8t9.
1. , P. 31. DA VIEfl Ana. •
- td.tr lieobT=B7sackeT6i;EsifeGT -
11. A. NM:MR:MOCK .&
c•orner lirlror! end Woixi strvets
-5b1,15. 76 ref - cent.'
dn. 56 dn: for ;:tik . ; by
&TILLER .6 RICKNTSON
CITY ElALL.—Meyers & Landis' Origi-
Virginia Serenaders, having perforwed • mint (Latin
guashed sitcoms in NA the principnl oilier of; the, ljuion, as it
dettneatore of IS.thieplau eharsetors, will give three' of their '4
DRAWINU 1100 M lINTERTA tNIIENTS M tbealmie ttall„ r4t
cotolmstaing 0 . 0 Mombly, JIM. 3 9th. Admission 25 vents. Iresits:elm 1 resits:elm sls 1,111 or the thty
Cif- Doors open at 73.4, Conant to commence tit 3 o'clock-
Ju-1-6t.
rrIIIRD ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS AT
LOVE Hitt/T[IEIIS, N 0.74 Market at.. Pittsburgh Pa a
the Subse , ibors have Just received and are lulling
their third supply of now tuoliumilsinne Dresedoas, lamb,
Tidal:li, Hon., Suriiinhiug Weds, Mintruingttood 'Oka
Ribbons and work. litany of the nbovii Ord* have.
been porchase.l of the importers and et the laript:AueliOne
in New York and Philadelphia, at prices that - erhllll6 , io:now •
t, offer them at than the cost of trutmairtilkiee. We
~licit an early call from all air custowerti 4ndlt a publtis
genovnlly, believing it will lot to the tulvitOngo 4C a. 55 we
never have been std. , to offer abetter nwortinerit.Writt never
clivap. LOVE4lßOTfßlt9,tuttueßly
j na. YOUNG, STEVENSON & 'LOVE.
VOTIVE.—To the Stockholders of the ()MG 1 .
and. . •;•• •
keri9 4 .ll,Yin t fpdlitedideettelpititnit -
Yi A rice beretrrnofttl that tlut.Orrotora.fol4ol4lo end
Praxotylenalia Ridlioar - PiiledAistterLar,l - Wiritt,sro, &oar
huhleta hereentermi intettOinttrilientwith-the Olds
an& indianu and Fort i Wfiyneflijiit CW4goc:ttulitydad Compile Y.
iiitt puranancalariieetedetlin'Xigielkilistincf_tfiit, Mateo •
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ul Peenaylranta,io%./40114iNdaIllil*Aint411104coosol
ithrtinn, under 1 11 0 iXernigVilheMitlibli4klairraWaNrei and z.
Chicago Patirmiti coniiinnyLelitkiiftitttelltOtiog into
consideration and deeliteitiont44,ndiOok-etw rejection of
,aid Agreement or the City of
tit Gam, elt oo thevatiCOill*joPnigiirtiAktaie - tbaciflice of 1,
the Company at the oftriP'nittti4VALlif thole day.
Plttetior,;h, June Etey,
r l l I lEEE DIVELLINO4IOr.LSES Ot,TEL - 51
I. mud lirank lie st, ijune story briekri.friOttair
cf ti re maim, alituro.ruom and goad cellar. - Also ,. tuijojning.
the HWY., tun dwelling le nava of eight mon*. each - hater
throughout each Mum.. Wlll be acddiegmu/oly or
al t.•get her. /trice and terms easy.
CltTil BEM' & SON, Gilttitut at.
TRuSTEE'S SALE.—On Thniildity . e . cen
p. June sth, at S o'cliv,k, at Hit. Nlettbarifirtiathange,
oh, of Thus. Alellmi,.Yeal.,'Ynnree. will :Leto ,t all the I
right, title. Interest and clnini of Oen. Wm. larintni . .),r., in
A auleteription to tho Locust arrive Seminary ,firiA9oo, on
which SIASO has been paid.
Jos. D',AB44-Atlct•
()HEAT BOOK OF PU S ON't
T Thu ~.,tat.s and Territories of th. 3
nag Ohio, ImiLlnu , 11111106, Missouri, hilehlgatiHithie:nnithh,
lowa, Minnesota, Kansse and Nebraska:- their . 'ftlgth,Y r .
history, edvaliteges, rissources and prospects, Ong
their hiaiery, institutions
distancea and the moat dinkl rcnite4'and Tuodila
el 7tpj}-
ancr Alan pointing out the brat districts for egrittiirnk,
cionzuotrial,.lnuiberiug and operations, :
an.l illustrations—by Jacob Perris.'
Anierieisit Railway Goble for Junit.4 re
calvedby W. A- GILDROIFENNRY4 , OO.
jua. Fifth at., upposila the entre'
NOTICE. FOUND, on the Noblestown
nod Teinperanceville Hank Road. on TutediOast, a
EN DOLLAR BILL on a Rank to Virginia. Attf ;Inman,
a hits tir (dark, who can Fire the number of the,noth and
what Bank it is on. rah get the mutiny 1 , 3,0211/IV
N1 , 11111.14,N. ILI South Fayette tounship, Alieghenymituuty.
Jegrltilsiv NVM. N 14.'1101 SON, roamer.
TATE ;I EN T OF TII fl CONDITION of
0 the PITTSBUFtGII TRUST COMPANY, so required by j
the Charier:
Dr.
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To Di.eonnted , 1'0t.1.,s and Bill. of Exchnnee.-....574:10,8,13 fit s
i),,..t..,., hand .$.151,137 CO ?.
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I - ...4h due brltanka nod .thakkera, ,
embpvt.lo rhea 100,051 27 .
Banking Houle
katate
Ali#Ontoy Conuty Bonds
Itspcneo account
By Capital Stock
Dne C0mm0nwea1th:........... ...
Cash duo to Basks and %niters.—
Unpaid DIN idr[l6
Dlocoutite and Premiums ritelved.
On - tangent Fund
Individual Deposits
Deposits on Interest account.
Pittabargh , Jane 2d, 1856.
Je2n3tl
1110kROPOSA LS FOR:LIME STONR:a-Rtialed
proposals will be received by the Tovnilfenicilkif the
lirovinals of East Birmiugluim until the 15Ta jUNE'lleit;
for 800 to 1000 piirches of Limestone.
Bidders will state at what price they will furnish, deliver
and brenti.the stoneon said street, and will also state itischat
price Way will furnish tho stone, merely Salivating diem on
said earert.
eropceals to be addressed to 11EBN4RD
jat3t
EW GOODS.—A. A. MA§ON & wilt
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op,.n. in the belt toviktaja: honors of
g 20,000 WOB.TII OF SW DRY GOODS,
pu reheard at the large publiriatlea in Nov York. De
E NGLISII LAWN ROBES -0Q English (Awn Robes just received Iron, the large ADetioze
SO. in New York, et ope4mlt floor
A. A. MASON 4,
AA. MASON & CO. will, op - en, en,Mon
• (I.ly, June '2d. 300 ca.ex and packages of lJka r
t•haala, Dr.s Citxxls, Eutbroiaeries, White Gonda, jn
putcbwil at the large publie W ,
lee, abont one
F INE BLACK. 'SILKS.—A. A: gpN .tol. have just rtcolved, per Exprrus, 2p pere :- , ' ylaip
Bleck Silks, very flue quality awl rich !para. Mao, emu
levy elegant pierce of Moire Antiques, at low prices.' tja2
AlirlIITE (71 'XeceiV,ed, a large
V V assortment of plaia,Bant4 flad - flaxiPad-Jsakonella,
Nantiookn, Eadlop Lawns, plain and fled alalia....Mnalinia,
1.141 2 1 - -
1 - S H LINENS:: 7 IVa bare jot :warmed'
throe more t 4 Ml6t of tho beat makes of Walt. Linens of
.-very grMie—warrootioliill pain flax.
R EALES . r ATE Ai A RKEV .- .
96 , 7E24714 AND 8111111.1111211.1
P1T,T41111.4110. t
We have the following 'Real Estatelor,saMt;..,
FOURTEEN ACRES OF I. 4 ND: In EL Ch 4,,,
thr old Washington Road; Weil improver!,
.SIX 'CRED OF LAND in Chartiers tin tun ilp. about halt
la mile from the Ohio river at the lower ferry, with insinable -
flo p r ormueuts, suited for a
,genteol cmintry residence.,;
A LOP OP OROUND - In East Liberty, 30 *4 by wilt
be sold low.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND near AtioereSilie. • '
TKX ACE= 9OF LAND in Indion t tooloVps the
moodier Deer,Crralt on which are goodlmYitutninteAWand.
so old established ferry. 4 •••
FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND iu Indiana ro wn .by p, , th .,..
I'teo crack , with IIitACRES in Pluto townithip,thresianthu
lailf mins Bout Lagan'a Statiott au the A. E. Rillittita,
r od lin protetarnaiL , .
A TilltEE MET BRICE DWELLING Roukkoust,
velum' street, (okicielte the Merry hl ov it4) w u tt ,,, madau
inniroventents.
A GARDEN FARM• adjoining the town nflrew pot
miniugArtenty-three infra, Within eighty o Vick it
P. Railroad.
TWO FINE LOTS in the Borough OPllarachsaitiOtoiler
oY Chartlers and Fayette streets.
A VALALABLE MILL PROP/GI E AND 'PAR* hiloetyl
tow 0.41 p, Nestworelluad colint7, would b exchttaKler
Prarlertl,
A BEA TInUL SUBURILAN RESIDENCE at ftwi`Ewirw•
rule Station, With 'the or ten'Arrial of ,Ltio4. :
Tvtnnr , laitits- -OP. LAND attiollitnit With
Station. Apply to (Ja2) BLAKE. 4!,
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.LQ24O k KELSEY
251,788 93
... X 12,000 00 f
10,260 oo
4,000 00
$ 5 )1 6 ,871
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000 000 00 t.
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-• 21,770 7&
2,700 00
3494 67 `
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5W,1*.974 95
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