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pJjSbUtGH NO RAING 1 kittr
Printed aria publedted emery morning, (Sundays cxepkti,)
calek.lllolllE & MONTGOMERY,
03 VIZ 303311-13333 coin= or WOOD AND ?MO grazers.
TERMF=Fho Dollar a year, payable strictly in advance.
Six Dollars invariably required if not paid within the year.
Sr Single copies, Two CeNTB—for nale at the counter in
the Dales, and by the News Doi e.
•
THE SATURDAY MORNING POST
Published from the same office, on a large blanket site
sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in ad vance. Single copies,
Frvs ems.
No paper will be discontinued, (unleas at the discre
tion of the Proprietor,) until all arrearake are paid.
ellir No attention will be piald to any order unless siusaar
pained by the money, or eatlefactory reference in this' city.
/Fit-Connected with the Ettabltithrostot of theldortittig
Poet it one of the largos! JOI:i PRENTING OFFICES in the
city, whore all kinds of work is done on the shortest notice,
and most reasonable terms.
:PROFESSIONAL CARDS
s/arcom C. WINGARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PITTSIMOII, PE.VIIA.
say-Office In BAH EWELL'S BUILDINGS, Grant street,
(nearly opposite the Court llowse.) feb 12:1y
CHARLES W. WINGARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EBENSBURO,
CAMBIRIA COCNTS, PZNIA.
'Er Also practicea Huntingdon, Bluir, Clearfield and In
ottani& counties. leb 12:1y.
JAMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at Law,
office Fourth street, Pittaborgh, between ..:rnithfleld and
Cherry alley. decl_Lly
JOHN BARTON, Attorney and Counsellor
at Law, office cornor of Pi flh aud Graut ettroota, Pitta
burgh. Jelly
SAM P. Ii.USS, Attorney at Law, Nu. 109
Fourth met, Pittsburgh, fourth door below Mr. Body
Patteraou's Livery Stable. JetB
D ATHICK M'&.EN NA, Alden.uan of 'third
Ward, office corner of Grant and Fifth str,ts, tfortaerly
occupied by Alderman Lewin.) where MI business 11 .- mining
to the office of Alderman and Justice of the !'cute win b e
promptly aPouded to.
- rj" A [IL, Surgeon Dentist, successor to
. w. Biddle ' No. 141 Smithfield atroot.
Hike bours from S to 1 o'clock, Bald from 2 to 5 o'clock
f0b15..1y
JSCOTT, I)entist, Fourth street, five doors
, westof Market.
Atip-Ofhoo hours from 9 o'clock A. M to 6 o'clock P. M.
dee:2o:y
BUSINESS CARDS
JOIIN MOOH.IIEA.I), Wholesale Grocer and
00131111iliii013 Merchant, for the sale of PIG METAL and
BWOMS, and PRODUCE generally, No. 27 Wood street,
Pittsburgh. 424
wu.41,441 =lts, Philado ww. rucicassori, Pittsburgh.
MILLER & RICKETSON, Wholesale Ciro
cera, Importers of BRANDIES, WINES and SEG AR?,
Now 172 and 174, corner of Irwin and Liberty stroota, Pitts
burgh. Iron, Noilo, Ootton Yarns, Ac ,toustautly on hand.
13'20
CDW OM DITIIRIDG It !WIRY L RINUR %LT,
CL; HU NG, ROBERTSON k (,',0., I+.lnnu
fact arers of eut. Pre.5....,1 and Plnan Flint t i LAS; 4 IS' AR F.,
iNtir.6oll3o No. 17 Wood Ntr,t. o.ruer of Front, l'auburgh.
411 - All ofh, kilida of Cila.s.waru and Window Maas. at
low Market pritea. aplhdly
LEDLIE ULAN', Sueenss,lrs t Nlulvativ
& nllltirtfarturors of tint, Nluulilmi and Natl!,
;tint and Fancy Culor.,d IiLAS:i Kti, ileriierei in 1111
cinch 14itt1• i ii
bon, Corner of Market and Water et
RE)IOVAL.--1:. 11.I.MSEN, Manufacturer
of every variety of lA LS, Barri.Es and ‘1 IND( ill;
GLASS. blisek Poi ter. Wine and Claret Bout,:
and Co n o t-; ale—, Flint i,litio in every variety Wareli.inise
Noi.lot Seeoiel and Lid Firri reef. Pittrhorgli. inll2.S
R. DRAVO, Diamond, l'ittatturgh, dealer
da COUNTRY PILUUL:GE. offers or tale n choice
Cock of GISOCERIES, wide:toil for family ore. rii.icesi
every variety :aid the purees quality. groon.l ut 6u Stern
Mdlv. Air, Dried Fruits. Fdreigli and 1/..llAotit:C cr,aluce
taken in exchange for ineroliandire.
F 11.1 d Iron prOCUIV.I 14fatl arrortiment of Lanrlceth'r war
ranted GARDEN SEEDS, arid invitee the atteution of WI iu•
terinsti.l in rural affairs. jahll
1101'SE.—The bubseribers
C hare ommod a House for the alnove lair - Ism*, at No. 17
Smithfield street, four doors shore the Monongahela llouse.
16's will purchase, or VO no Cl,lll/11i154.11. for side, on
s i g uinc/uts of FI,tICR, BACON, CIIHESE, CORN. OATS,
BARLEY. FLAX SEED, GRASS SEED, BALED HAY,
upon which we will make advance.. or purchao al Lae Iscst
market rattu for cash ',DV,/ I A LA.; KO A W.
W. 11 LIGLIXII Z R1CL1.0111.4.551 ...... ILENNEIT
ENGLISI.I Riel./A.RDSON, F,,rwardin,z
an.t Comm/5..1..n 11.rchaot. ad
1 . 1.6 , 11. DAWN an.l oIL. and 140 WWI..
house I‘.rtn.,lv la IS I o.,:hr um. N... I
Water 11:1,i I:0 , First ft•14.l
11% ELL lIAM. ATV, -
EI,L, LEE & 120., Grocers,
Pr...iuce and Ciiruttuftiou Met, Lents , and Jenl•••s
Pittsburgh Nlautifiirturii, s NViKid street, twt wt.,. Maier
sud flint strevis. Pitoibiugh :11,1%
JOIN IV. BUTl.}:li.k CO., }'•incarding and
Ca'norniterin Merchant, Jealera m ttli Liters .e
BERGH MANEFAOTURE:„ LEAD PIPE And SIIEFT
LEAD, No. K 7 Front stroot. Proatrurar. rter2 , ..
hatittY LI. COLLINS, Forwarding and
Ootnruntslon Merchant. and wh=Lvl• FISII,
CIIEEikE, BUTTER, Sr.k:Ds .I.ld DItuDECE. g.- 'ruby. Nrr.
25 Wool atreet, Pittsburgh. warn
wrt,t,ll.ll CARR & CU., (‘Villiam Carr,
late !II: tit :II td .1 Ptirttcr A Gt. I tilt .I.,tale
CEBS and .I,l,tri in Ettreust WINES aui It AN DI EtS,
Iylutiongtheltt an I tttit-tl \VIII SK V, N., ;f2l, tc.l
}Low, Ltitcry fortiet. I:lttaltutgl,
JOSEPii :I.lccess.,r L.
ktt: Nla, karat: . t an I 11. ,
constautli ttc. Itat,tl .t 1111. ttatt.tittuttit •tt tC.
Nil:Wt.:IN Pt CRESTS. I'EItFUNIKEV, an I all aril
clue pert-alum,: llu, Lilian..
PhysicLuns' l'r,cliptitturt carefully •1311.011 tidetl n: all
hours jilt _
J0k12.1 I , LI-)11,40. . .O,IIBAN ri.r...0 IN .
LI LE)IIN6 BROTH V, I;S, s o ,•ce,:surs t o J.
1 Kidd .t C,., wholdaate tot co.tl6l'S. No .10 W 0.1.1 sue. I
l'ittnlPlll 41. i'lk , pro.cor. ,o 1 Dr. MlAike's celebratrd Vrt in.
Sage, Liver Pill, .k.,. POO
T L. MARSHALL, successor to H. Lee,
. WOOL DEALEIt and COAXII.6:SIUN MEIN:IIAM',
IN.. ISt liberty st,st,
NI 'Chu, k A 11,4., Kramer h ittlint, Mtn
). El [Lau A liroun A litri.patrnic.
itittal.nrnt, ylar a, P. 5:, rn)'24
_
I Ny. dealer in Rentuckv
'roll 4.C.C0. It 54i ILUii PAPER, N. 11v
stye ,
cs-E- ha t ht,t taat krt pine, in ash, Vaud 4.r hags.
sr/az. P .1.51 - 12• LL .. . • . 40,11
Nir P, ALL tt, Co., 1 inporters and
"V . ,Ivalers nut! Altwrkew PAPE': HANG.
•"; Pittsburgh
r.l.4enir (or the oslsttr,r,i „1
DAMOart A Csb, Paris.
ring,
- 111 I'. L'. MOIWAN, BoAseller and Sta
. thaw. I las .11wst .'n itensnrlnstuirttnent 4
tt/e1h.,1, )lholdistrotus aa4 ItlrtbkPrtoting, Ptrt and
Cap Pat., arol retrul, t o
'Wt.sxl
beton:cant littsbbrgh.
44 , - WA NT Ett—hrb:- ! Tanner - pt . t‘crarts. apls ly
TORN 11. MELLOR, Wholesale a nd R o t a il
4,41.1ttr in ttlt tt , l CA I. nt PIAN
E 8l ft >II. LLOOKS a.. 1 t+TATIONERY, N.• sweet,
Pittsburgh. join
Pllll-11 , Lr.olf.lt Kour.ti I ASI , UISOO
ItEYNIER & A N I)Elt.St )N, (successorB to
.1 , s l,u 3 nh..1,.. & Co,) wholesale ilcalion in Ei IR EIG N
4111.il IS. mrTs, SPICES. CoN FEeI'ION A LIY. SUG A RS, ,ic.,
No. 39 Wool street, opposite the St. Chi, lea Hotel, Pitts.
'burgh. itp9.
ATINPLE, IV InlleAnto and 1 teutil SM./-
. bI,E, HARNESS, TRUNK. VALISE and CARPET
tIAU )lAN UEACTUREIL NO. 106 Wood atretit, I l ittsbiugh.
1Y 29 :9
ENTERTRISE WORKS, No. 136 wood
street, third t. hei P. llr gin alloy.—SOWN it TET
LEY would call the attcio ion of Sporting met, to their tarp,
~,,,,,,,,ortioeut of OUNS. RIFLES and REVOLVING 115101.5,
/Ile largest and host .1,1,1 storck ever opened in t h u inn.,
Itot, together with IL gelwral ..priment 4,f Hat dware, Cutle
ry, Tools tool Foiling Tackle, all ,i 1 which We oiler at the
lowest possible prices to cash purchaser, or fur good .1,-
proved p, it. uoirl.,
•
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NORTH-NVESTERN POLICE AGENCY,
N. 99 Washington street, corn, of Dearborn, CHI
CAGO, ILLINOIS.
9LLON CISKEI-TOR D. D. RODUlath.
I'INKEItTON .9 CO. devote their entire attention to the
transaction of u general detective POLICE BUSINESS in
the States of Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana.
Cul/
SroVES. — No. 134 Wood street, above
Fifth.—We hog lave ti roll the Trade to our et.ak hi
Stove, Hollow Ware and Castinga In general. I tar in g I.
every thing in our line. ire can safely soy that we cannot
toe surpassed in Illosh, tittllig. and Sllloothness, by any in the
Xl,rchants will hod it to their advantage to call ta
to:, boy in g elsewhere.
felt GRAFF. REISMYER, t GRAFF.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
JOGS M. 11.0,4F:RT$ is now selling 011 his tai ge and
rhoi, stock of tine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Fam-y
Go,eb, nt a very ad sauce ou first cost, I,repstratory
4mlarging Ins Store Room and the purchase of an entire
use Ston I. for the spring 'rade.
p e is-din desiring GREAT BARGAINS should call early,.
it is ble determination to chase out Ms present stink a ith
iht regard to former pri,..s.
hunt torget the pliti-o--.ltollEßTS', 16 FIFTH street, sear
Market.
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MEN ANI) BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING
—IIoSENTII AI, A BRO., Fifth street. oppoilte
ion • n , tense a large stoCk of Men and 'toys' CLOTHING
on hand. c o mprising wane entirely new nod elegant styles.
WhiCh they are prepared t, turillsli at the lowest cash priea.
Also, a large and fashionable stock of GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS. decia:Aly
...... MAKTtN -11.—STEVVIS °Want SLAM,
PITTSBURG II COACH FACTORY — BIG -
F..Lomi d CO., Rucce.ssors to If. M. Bigelow, 5.,. Sri Ina
mond alley, near Wood street, Pittsburgh—CA.R.RlAGk:s,
COACIIES, PHAETONS, BUGGIES, and every deweriplion
of FANCY VEHICLES lt to order, and finished in it
mariner unsarpaawd for beauty of destign, elegance of finish,
skill of workmanship and durability of materials.
All work warranted.nnrg
ENTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
at., third do,, below Virgin alley.—BOWN .4 TETLEY
...mit ...all the attention of Sporting men to their large ne
aortrtlent of GENS. RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTOLS,
the largest and best aelertod Stoat ever opened in this mar
ket to4elher with a general nsaortment of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS and FISHING TACKLE, all of which we
offer at the lowest p.,seible Kir., to Catlh purchasers, or for
good approved paper. =lOB
JOHNI.I I orNo ..... Tuns. D. VOUNII — PFLOWIS L. YOUNG.
B. YOUNG & CO., No. 38 Smithfield
. soya, opposite City lintel, manufacture. - of CA BI•
NET FU lINITLI lt E and CHAIRS, of every dowription. Ma-
Aerials and workmanship warranted, and sold at reduced
prices. Corn taken in packiiic for land and water carriage
atg3l _
SCHOO N.NIAK ER, Manufacturer of
White Lead, Red Lead, Zinc, Paint, Litharge, Potty.
Wholesale (tattler in Oils, Paints, Varnishes Turpentf
de, Na 24 Wood street, Pittsburah.inet2
FINE DRESS GOODS REDUCED—Every
description of line Drees Goods now being tittered et 'l5
3Ci per cent less than usual prices.
JeBo A. A. MASON & CO, Nu. 26 Fifth et.
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Ifil
ilitObiush
PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BHILDINOB,I,CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
VOLUME XIV.
BUSINESS CARDS
Neither with my eye nor my Mal will I trifle?'
IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED
WITH BAD SIG HT.—Persons suffering from Rail Bight,
arising from Impaired vision, constitutional decity,Aild age,
or other causes, would do well to call upon Dr. G. R. SHAW,
PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, where they may rely upon getting
Spectacles scientifically adapted to the JUST WANTS OP
TIlk: EYE. Address, 26 Fifth street, uppoeite A. A. Mason's,
Pittsburgh.
P. 6.—Teloscopea, Mieroacopm, Thertuomotent and every
article appertaining to the Optician trade, kept and repaired
on the peemieea.
4 , t r• Glasses inserted In old Frames.
fig_ Any article not approved of, exchanged free of ex
pence dedl:l y
NEW COACH AND CARRIAGE FAO
TORY.--JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & 00, corner of
Itelva, and Belmont streetx, Allt , gheny City, would nupect
fully Inform their friends and the public genorully, that they
been commenced the manufacture of CARRIAGES, BA
ROOCHES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES, SLEIGHS and MA
itioTs. in all their rariong Rtylea of finish and proportiom
1 1; 1 . All ord..rs will 1.. e etettited with strict regard to dura
bility and beauty of finish. Repairs will also 1w attended to
on the most reasonable terms. Using In all their work the
be,t P.astern Shafts. Poles, and Wheel staff, they R..el ../1111.
dent that all who favor them with their patrauage, will the
perfectly satisfied on trial of their new work.
Purchasers are reque...ded pee us a call, before pur
chasing elsewher,. oct&ly
A
& CO. have on hand, at
. their extensive CA BIN ET and CHAIR MANUFAO-
Toll S, No. .1 Bmithßold street, n large asAortnient ”r Fancy
and Plain Yurnit urn, which they will sell lb per cent. lower
than customary rates. Terms, each only. ldecny
lIARLES BARMY, HORSE SIIOER
BLACKSNIITII, ham erected a new and COMllllo.thund
ktrlck Shop on CHERRY ALLEY, between Third and Fourth
streete, a bete lir 1+ prepared to do all work in his line with
the tl'lllont promptitude. paring had lung On/61 - 10IIC.0 iu
the Lo,inot, he r.pextinlly eltoliCini the patronage of hia old
cultooo-, 'kn.! rho public gllnortilly. Ju2l
JAMES MELLINUER., Monongahela
Pla
ning )1111. would respectfuLly inform hi, friends and thr
the 1 of lir that his new establishment is now lu full °perw
non, and that ho lo prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and fill
all orders fur PLANED LUMBER, with promptness, and at
the lowest rater.
Board and Blank, planed on one or both sides, constantly
on hand.
Sash, Doors and 'Mouldings, of etn ry description, made k.
order
Ihhhier. and Carpenters would find it t•• their WIN, n
to gate huh it real. no he can uvw tut - malt them with
Pinht•.l Stuff. ntio.l•lo for every description .1 work.
"'[LYON CAR WOR.I:S, E'OUNDItY AND
NIACIIINE Sli'tP• riASUUSST, “1110.—The subseribei
1110,11 into his new %VorkA, recently erefted, cruet
N%'LLk.r. laud eheldy streota, is prepart4l
1.. r 2.01 t•s.•ute nil ..rder, , tor Putmetager. lln‘gnise,
11n ant Pre:ght, I'llstArrlu t Gravel, hand awl all
otl.er of CAItS.
At(.. for ST K.A.NI ENGINES of all awe+. MARINO, RAIle
HUAI) CASTINUS of all demptions, and all other work
rtabot, ton Foundry and Machine Shop.
Tle. Foremen, of the thilerent deparcumata are ecientifo
and iqeetteal nien—nee , tly from Eabtern inanufactories—
u to. keep tlietn3olven lutorined and adopt all valuable mod
ern inipboetnentl. 'au,,.e2S,U; W. 51. SVF:TIIERSLI..
TIIE 110 PE COAL COMPANY having re
l.. eently met With 1.015.14 iII trate•porcing coal to Clams.
uati. being. insured by the MannfActurers' I iusurance Com
pany, of Plubblelplda.„ take plea:etre in stating that thud
claim. Were pbauptly adjuetod by J. Neu ton Jones, /gent
of avid Comp.). b. lIUSIIN ELL,
Ag ut of I lope Coal Company, Cluclunatl.
Decunibet C. ISSS. idee2S
REVOLVERS! REVOLVERS:!—Just re
tai,,cm. cloort from
Ote marlufactur..rs. n ,1 plondid nowort
nmt of III.:PEATIN 13 PISTOLS,
I •ur, ti v and so inch ha rota, tall of
o 1.101 uo wd; to.ll tor kmAll ut on low
4.4 they mu be bought in the city of Now York. 1 . ,-
4-11, ,zttia to At:4[mila and ettlif”rnlst will find •that they .••n
i4.tt..1 hl purchausit4; the, equtpage at home, thou they
totwitg 4trattgers--all wt. give pers.n4 ban..e b, try
otty [la. air t. Patt•.l4 Ire Irntug the city, ;4.1 in rase
..1u [allure we relit ad the uamey.
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LPIWN & TrTLEY,
set• l bin Wood street, Pittsburgh,
OTT I,EI{S.
~,o; 0G DEN N. Bottlers,
j_./ No 1 , 7 Fu.t t dull) Inform the put
[hat thee .dadlly Land a bilge snl9di .4
Le
ILzA l'Altll.I.A. W ALE and la./Ef SR,
Llte beet quabt).
The igtention 1s dlreeled to the
t ttiiirthey bottle N't AUltleillrl ALKw Its pilt..st stale.
Plat nie:laun reeonotwo.l Co tatnitioto on account bolt
ono. and .trongtheolog qtae.llltlets ortl3.bl
. .
J iiILLKSPIE R t' , Luutlng
an 3 dunier, ut tog (Pam. Vint,.
Cott..d Faun Pll.-
I.Urgh
Laud nm.l mad- tu urcl., . (Mt l'irr au.l
\\ uluut ur .114.
.1.....-rtptiun
_ii-,ii••astlkott I ik.coratA ..4
I\l .
r A , . 0.., 5 i NV F I
, I T uid I ketairuu ,11
liartiwurr, rt \Lt. .•••• Tuulo, I':u
Wu, itsv , t, Rr, 7,1•1 th
Butthirr llut.•10
•
J WHITE, VENETIAN BLIND MANUTACTU
xtr.. Lai r”CoVer,i hill health as t,aitht, hla .Id
. .
L,.. iTelied his BLIND MANI:FM:I'OIa. at
Nii Fiith street. near the Pont (lake, betweenViNn.l nod
BLINDS, Inotoenl
11.11 liiltll.l nod Luny Wuratiel nod Silk TrinanirlAPl. nod is
fi'l Any hill 111.. lin rennonsible
o.nns tit, work w vrarnu,texl to give sanarartion, or motley I
d Rhudx reinurinl Pleti.ne give biro n an be
I.• Lost u, iiiil ly
F. ME llett N'T - Thin!
XJP ott••• I, 1•• xt t•• I,+l.attit thAnkl,l
tl••• 4,1, 1.:.. t• ~.tH••Htt,te Itt•rvt•Axtr, 1,:::,.
1•••.. , 1 , 4.•• 1, .iitll . l 1 , • ,! x•ntHe. 1.• I.
twi; , i I r. 1...• • •I ,st•t• t• lox Ht., Ix AtHI
t ~:Het•• .111• {al N ttourt•eriur ,
4,...,1 tin , Ht •.1 11., 1nt....!
tax ••••• ••I CAS: 4 I)IF.ItIt:I, Ac., 111,11
tt-w 111 uHtlo•t•• order x.tt xh..ttxxxt uHtto., lIINJ/3 I utlel4/litapie
Lenin.
al_ A I. , ritct lit alwaya warrmateKt
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W uu 1)W E I. L' FURNITL'IE AND
uholv.alt• and retail, t nthracm , , rt,ry
el% le .4 lin Into,. In Itott•w/t..1, Ntalint,nut, /1,1 Walnut. ',II-
Tan! I/ an.l dining ra.mo I ' , II:IC , t„ any
Nt-,r •T l'lnht,lclphnt, and at lwrer prieva E , •ry
6rtkle nuts , Lt lu,n I, an i a it rttard
)I.tkvrs Null any quantity of FU UP
11•111 . 1 :tal CHAIRS. ,ii term,.
11,4•1• ,tll4 11111.11111tql at the ,W,,t.tobt notice.
al- Wait., tn , tun,
N. 17 and 79 Tlnol
ung'2 PA.
J. & T. GRouTT
Fr=
BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, Sx.
PL.% L.ERS
Fine Old .)louungaltela 'Lye '.% hl.4y,
PEACH AN D APPLE BRANDY ;
RECTIFIERS AND DISTILLERS
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CoRNER OF SMITRFIXIA , AND FRONT SittF.ETS.
PITTSBURGH, l'A.
DAVID CAMPBELL A: SAMUEL POL
-1.00 ...oriated together under the style Id •
GAMPIIISLI, di POLLOCK, for the of grneral
Vnrirty ;tut' Dry Goods buidnema, and the manufarture of
plain nod vd Line Gilt Moulding. mitt
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.—JOHN
M. EGBERTS, No. Ili FIFTH street, is IIVW opening
nu entire NEW STUCK of Gold aint Silver Potent Lii‘sr.
'repine and Vertical WATCHES, in open and hunt ;
tug rases,
of the most celebrated English and Swans ninon •
'dum, A 1,., th.,.a Guard Vela and Fob Chains. Seals,
E . Y-• NhiontiireCtosea, Bracelet', Gold Pens mid Canes, l'en
hru tp plain Set and Seal Finger Rings,
I:tea-atom, Ear-Rings, Cod I llte Studs, Sleeve Loops, ()old
Joel Shyer Sp ectacles. tutor and Elated spons. Knives and
F- rho .Irt, Corn' not Fancy tiotsla Also, 0 largo stuck of
the best BRASS CLOCKS at all preen.
The nimove stunk has been purchased direct front the 'gast
rin manufactories, and srle,ted with great care for the retail
I tad... and will Le soil at a swell adynnre no 000.
WlthAleS, ChM ho and Jewelry reran - et': Gilding nail Ell.
011,111 g vleellted 111 the best manner. and Silver Ware and
damelry intuie to order. Id. ROBERTS,
.p 1; Fifth street s next door to, Market.
DA
LY'S STOCKING FACTORY —C.
DA IS corner of Market alley and Fifth street, tinds it
tit•cenrary to ro 1,141 et n report that has gained currency,
that he Wit, *riling oil to quit business. Ile never bad such
intennon. Ile Infurnts the public that he still continuos to
',TOY
STOCRINOS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
A .,' nil kinds of iIosIERY, at his establishment. Ins Fine'
in near Mani', Building. .in Firm
11111 ,. . 1., the inspection 01 the public. Ile has, liesi4les the
ui I; of his out, tiniuulacture, brought to the iity the
Largest igisdr talent .it to.ods in Into line n•Ncr brought to this
cis, in hu•ti ale warranted to be of the best q uality, and will
1..• sold at the mitt re.son,cl.le prices. 11.- boo but one Sales
Hoolii, at the corner of Market alley and Fifth street.
C. DALY,
Corner Market alley and Filth
NH ENV INTELLIGENCE OFFICE—If you
J,l want to have '• help," and elapil/yLLICIII, buy or sell
property, call at LOWRIE'S I N'FF.LLIOENCE OFFICE, Nu.
14 Fifth street, near Market street.
Legal Documents and Copying done with neatness and
despatch. [feld:tij JOSEPH W. LOWRIE.
FORSIIA'S LINIMENT—The best Lini
ment now In use for sprains, bruises, &c., 11 dog, just
1"...1:elOrli by JOS. I , I,NIII I NO,
ap2s corner Diamond and Market st.
ptu lETAL--190 tons good quality, cold
ti..t,jugt received per steamer Irene, and for sale by
ap.la P. M. DAVIS, corner Wood and Fifth stn.
GI liEASE—Hayes' celebrated Grease fur
Drays, Carts, haggles, Railroad Cars, Ac., lit cans,
kegs and for sol.• HENRY U. COLLINS.
COAL \Vt./I:KS FOR SA LE.--,Six.ty three
a gree of laud. a ilk 2.,U of Coal attached, andell the im
iiA eineuts thereon in suoo,si.dul operation. Said Farm is
situated on the Motioi n ,liiieln river, 34 milks§ above Pitts
burgh, sad is su lt hed with n Farm House, Barn, Tenant
Hoovesll,lllol. Karl - Mil. ILIA on excellent harbor.
The of Coal le nor b.. 4 thick, and Llillnut be imrpaissed
in quality. our further particulars apply to
NICLIOLSON A PAYNE,
No. 235 Liberty street.
WALKER'S UNEQUALLED INDEL
IBLE Just received a large supply of
this celebrated Indelible Ink, wig; or without the prepara
tion. It is offered as the best ink now in use. In ail cases
the money will be refunded where It &es not please.
qs.
corner Mara wi 0,109 nragerket at.
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M=;=g l Mom!='"w"mwm
BUSINESS CARDS
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT YET!
N E WSC A L E-11. KLEBER & BRO.,
have Just received a small lot of
NVNNB & OLAILKS , PIANOS,
provided with their NEW SCALE. This is ; 'I"
their latest, and undoubtedly the Most
POBTANT improvement 80 . yet inaideto.,th_ Piano. Forte. . The
POWER of dui thetruthent Is almost DOUBLED thereby;
and in point of volume, evenness and brilliancy of tone, they
surpass anything as yet produced In the shape of a Plane.
They possess all the advantages of the tithed Pianos, with
out any of its disadvantages. We now cloillenge comparison
with the instruments of any other maker In this country,
eordident that every unbiassed Judge of the article will at
onth admit their superiority. The public is respectfully in
vited to call and examine these superb instruments.
H. R LEBER & BRO.,
Sole agents for Nunes & °larks' Pianos
Fur Western Pennsylvania.
No. 53 Fifth street, next door to Masonic Hall.
P. S.—Splendid assortment of the above shortly expected
for the Spring Trade. aps
NEW SPRING STOCK OF
CHICKERING & SONS
fr ip ro JOIIN IL MELLOR hasoim I
Net received seven store of
CEITOKRRINO A SONS'
PIANO FORTES, and com
pleted the Stock, selected for Spring Sales, of THIRTY-FIN E
new and splendid Instruments, of every variety and style,
manufactured by the Messrs. Chickerings, (Roston,) from the
platu.d SIX OCTA V E to the most splendidly finished
Seven Octave Square Piano Fortes,
CC Well CO their superb and inimitable Orand and Parlor '
Urand Pianos. EVERY PIANO YoRTE in this lot is of
their NEW SCALE, with their PATENT IRON FRAMES,
and PATENT ACTION, and are tot only warranted to the
purchaser by the manufacturers, but by the subscriber, to
be in all respects as perfect no luetntmente can be made, I
both to regard to Material and Workmanship.
pineEs INVARIABLY THE SAME as In Boston, at the
Manufactory.
JOHN U. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood street,
between Diamond alley and Fourth street.
Agent for °bickering & Sons, Boston, for Pittsburgh and .
Western Penna. mhIS
NEW SUPPLY OF PIANO FORTES.
CHARLOTTE }HAYNIE has just I,
cel,ttnl a further supply of linnet, Davis
Co rtatitiS, with patent suspension bridge If
arid naupusition bearings, and with repeat
mg Grand Actium.
As a proof of the saporlority of these Planes, Is the fol
b wing extract of a report at the late " Mechanic's Fair" at
P., Moon, in competition with the celebrated maker, Juno..
kering, who was President of the Association :
The Massachusetts Charital.le Mechanic's Association
;ward this diploma, with a SON, .I/rfiel. to Mullet, Ma, is,t
ha Ow but (Irand Piano Forte contributed to the Exlo•
bitem 1a53. J,iNAS CHICK \ fret."
Who toil also one of his best U rands oil In
tompotition with Nlesstg. ILI/. it Co,
Tta. Ormailltt, I', lessors lies.rge J. Ntel,t, ILK iet vet.
John Lange. Ott say of the Graui .ti Is tone. it is pow,:
ftd, round, full and well ',alarms] ; a capital instrument,
and best on exhibition."
TM-, Piano,. are wade with full iron frame, ircolat
scale, elidtttg desk. Ct...., and arc made to steno Itl tiny climate
In addition to the above, the ituharriher has eiv...l
Fiance, from ltautimardten A Hines, Hamburg; A. W. lauld
0 Co., Roston, and other goal makers, at twice, from
to $l,OOO. eIIAttLOTI.T. BL,U.NIK,
je-I I Its W,eal su set,
N. B. Old Pianos taken in exchange at their full value.
Another in% ace of the celebrate,' Ilamburgh l'itsuos bra
proud in several weeks C K.
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE.
W. D. & U. iIicIALLUM,
WB7 YOURTII STREET, N EAR WuOD.-ail
Tot attention of purchasers is respectfully invited to our •
preset.' Stock, selectod for SPRING SALES. including—
Best quality Velvets. English mid Tapestry In-
Brussels and Tapestry, gnaw.
Crenate and Stair Brussels, Super. Medium and Low
Extra and Super. 3 Ply. Priced Ingrains.
Beat Imported Extra Twilled and Damask: Hall and Stair
Carpets; Yloor Oil Cloths, from 2 to 24 feet wide, various
qualines and prices; Table oil Cloths; French Printed and
hrnboals...l Piano and Table Coven: Canton and Cocoa Mat•
tag: Hearth Amp; Door Mats; Stair Bole: List, lief and
lruwh Carpeta; Venetian Biinds; with even variety of Win
Jow Slieuire, Green and Buff Holland, ac_ itt4 ill of which
anils..ffer.,l at Bale at very moderate rates
We are also prepase..l to tarnish HARRINGTON'S
CAHPF.T mh2.E.
INIAASEIELD SEIIIINAIRI
Allegheny County Normal School.
Ataut four 11111,1 from the city, uric the june.',"
of the Soblevalen and Waehtng:on
Plank Ronde.
M. e.ponntmlnent
M y,. M. A KERR, 17tycyu.41 N•tluAry
It F.l. R. M . YII/01SON. A 11.. Cr
ill F. Ithdrrnigned. C•nmi y will rt, 1,
F..eminar) Sams,l C.. Tearhert, TUFFF , .
I , 11 1:411 01 April u 03.;. Pupils 01 tgr,•r.
A limited tinuaLittr of females can board in Ow tnmdp at
th , . Stittlutenileur. ti a.t leatrding can tie utitaintat in ttr
mliage awl vicinity, at limn $.2 to oek
1 . 1•111N1,- trit of 10 a eel,. IN AD\ A NCF: .
Laxiguitt and 'Aunt to
Tuition, trim t/ti to 10 yid
Teacher.. or those ded.lllllg to umlaut, Mr teacihilitt, eau
enter the Normal School at any Ume.atul continue lu weals,
or 1. , the .if
hertured will inc ddivered m.. 11 Term, upon the Art ul
Teactung
..•
For furthrr information mbtrnnu+
KERB, l'ltutburgh
11 OLT'S pATENT HAND STANIP.—The
roil,griber. Agent foe the " FRANKLIN HAND
A Ml' I' , 011'.tiNli," of Ra,tora %In.. , n War prepared to
• r 1•1 the public aStatul, v. to, h, t•r all prt.tiatal purpose.,
. An+ the kind to like public.
.t Itattlr4ul, l'obb.• II .utort. Sb•Atoboatou to
l't .1‘,11,1+.1 men ataniplii,,, their library, Druggt-t.
1,0". also.; th• nli 91..1 A1011..111,1 for 11a0.1.-
ifikAl.,it 0b,,1,p , 5. and to bu I 11,01 040 VD liar rtallata•
z.it, atialn a Stamp to inarkii,g
at, ji,t the tiling
r!tarni• unlike Any 00,1 In tha laarrrt. nod .1
lit taus riatualabit a•tainat other artltioa
Il• intl to the pul,ll. . O lint. fa. to ate ,iita6l,llol
aIU
/.1 offorod fut ,cue-hall the usual eust uf ethers
It inure siini•lti in its .unstructidii, it is less tutl.-
e
hi It is More OirrnitOet, easier ,iperated, and flea, certain
tucking ',Ricci !Mean:oat/NS.
The proprietors tidy rpm the iutritisle merits the
,thunti icr its getteral ildurtiott, feeling confident that it,
didies 4 and supertortty combined, I/vor all others, will
go , • o a isvorahle Introduction.
The ittittlit, OM in Itlted to CM] nail the operalluts and
:le variety styles ,rele,trotype dies.
"'stets re , elicit for any style or pattern, and the die, ele, •
t ..t flesh of the heat material and workmanship.
MOSES F. EATON, Agent,
N.. lag First street. Dittstairgl , Pa.
N. Ti i EN TS WANTED immediately to OR11•11s for the
IttroVtg to V. hottl a til.ernt COMIIIISIOLIII will be paid.
I .rrttf that Mt itibltt KATIIN, of Pittetborgh.
Ito . us th. •Isti) nplwnu ual tt•ole Agent for the Kale of ••
Vacant for the Stab. uf l'euntsylvonto, texcupt
g the City tt . Philtuieltibto... anti ale, (or the Counties of
A.l.taluila. Trumbull, Motioning, Columbiana, and Jun.-non,
lu the Stan. ul
Ptuvcuu 11451) :"TS3II . CUMPSNT, notIVN,
Ito thtur Agont, W. WILLARD.
,11, May 12, IS,G. totylttl
T ocusT GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY.
The Trliiitcen of Lee Grove Elaseopal Sentiency
coo notice L., the friends of the institution. that the try
WELL.I.km li. CLocKs, having be-en compelled by protracted
ill health. to resign his charge as Rector of the same, they
hove been so fortunate as to secure the valuable services of
the Rev. 0 loan r T. Rinse., of New York, for the saute snub
t in, and who enters at once upon the discharge of his du
ties. From the very high and flattering commendations
which they have hada Mr. RIM, they have no doubt of his
~ minent fitness for the work committed to him, and that t
hey belies that. under his management the Seminary can
not fail to procure a large share of public favor and support.
i'.•rsons having daughters or wards to edUaite are partio.
Marty desired to acquaint themselves a Ith the advantages
which this Institut.,o affords, both as respects its beautiful
(11111 nalobrius position. two and a half miles from the city;
and also the (aril it'. fur the thorough mid refined °duration
presented iii Ito efficient corps of instructors.
CirCulArs Tinny he obtained ou Sppl liNitlOn to the hector, or
either of the Trustees.
Allsburgh, April '.16th,1866.
tit:vans IL. WHITE,
tat IL. 11.1.104
Om. S. SZLDEN.
1.30-ood 1 md 1r 1 lir cbi•
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TutoDozz B. Lrawx
r I IIE CEYLON STRAW HAT—The utten
tioe of the public is requested to our entirely now
lo of STRAW HATS, just received from the Minoru,
.nn Lining the many qualities which have been so lung
Vti to make the Straw LW suitable in every way es a
Summer I
It is the only Straw Hat which the rale or damp weather
will not adect, either in the brim or crown, being so braided
as to prevent the possi b ility of It in any way.
this entirely new style, called the CEYLON HAT.
I, lieving It to be the Straw Hat that will give the wearer
entire Katiefaction. CIIANLES IL PAULSON, :3 Wood it.,
niv3o 11051 hair indri the corner of Fourth.
WORTHY OF ATTENTI ON !—FOR
SALE—A new dwelling house just finished, two
stories, arranged with hall, two parlor., dining room and
kitchen, three chambers, good cellar, bath room, Sir.; a by
distil in the yard, and good stable. The lot has a front of 211
feet on Oarrol street, Allegheny city, by 100 feet deep to Led•
he street_ Price $1,400. Terms—WSJ in hand, remainder
iu one and two years. S. euTHemeT A SON,
are-N bl Markrt at.
WRIGIIrS PREMIUM KATHARION
cools the head, and removes all symptoms of Head
ache.
AGREAT BARt;AIN:--- r.r -a1... a ~iiit
ot table Brig I 1" ELLINti Hot oh. N•,...,9 Fiont ..t..
with two Lots ~ I tit onnd...a. 11 2 ,, 1,1 a ,1,1 I. ,e. do,. p Th e
Hot..• is large and coot ,. ')k nt . fl LI. i•I ilel:ar ,lit II C. ll.ehled
Boor ; a ball, too parlors, dining r0..i0. 01.1 k It. , hen..:. tir-t
nior) ; With it WILSh-illlllhe and large pant Iy- Ihioo , bsnii,e.
store !tll!) awl With room on t h e 5... ..•1 .tor, and tiv. ,
rooms on third story. Fsre.prout slate 1 14. t. ens fixtures an d
pipt.a on first and second story, I.aro. Aid, with .Lade
trees, grape vines. ate. The Itnpro,no•tits alh. , .•, .1 more
than the price asked tor the whole propel ty. Prl, s '.1.1 . 1.
on,-rOtlrtll no 1101111, rut/mauler at one. two 11101 tits- , • %eat
H RT ,
z. , .. CUTBE A II I II::;,
3e.211 Reid Feslate A ,ellt IL 1 . . I M Itl 1..4 mt.
BACON -2 casks for sah : l , v ..
—.-
3374 II I , .'ll'i . 11. 1' .1.1.1\5.
2( 1 BOXES ORANGES to arrive ;Lod for
\-, solo by ILIA )l ER A ANI)EIt:-.)N.
jyl7 No.:in Wool street
2( 1 BOXES LEMONS to arrive tilie day and
ki for sale by RHYMER A A NDEBSoN.
jyl7 No. 39 W...... 1 Street.
A LARGE BRICK HOUSE pleasantivsita- King Chop Young Ilyau tai, at 76c. and $1 5-.11 , .. r..-
at.ei as Ail e ghouy city, with let of ground - 80 ri,t c d, e d 6, ' E. it. DRA Yu,
yOU — Nti IIYSON TEA-10 chest,: fin p.,lt
front on Rank lane, be 160 font deep to al6 foot alley. The 'r n .,,l i . ,-. R 2. Market and 1 Diamond.
house . well built sts.l finished in modern style: portico iss —' - -- - . .
front, ball, two parlors, dining room , kitchen. 7 chambers, -PLOWER VASES-20 pair Terra 1' )(tit
cellar, hydrant. paved and gravel yard, shade and trait Ji„' Vases for sale by Ijy I'-, lIPN 11l 11. 0 )1,1.1N5.
tre..s. shrubbery, Ac., all in complete order, for sale by - ----- -- ..,
-nyli S. CUTHBERT tSON. 51 Market at. VIFTIIOrouud S on Fifth TREETstreet. PROPERTT—thCa heel
Lot td
...I._. opposite e thral. on
which is ere •teda neat Two Story Brick Building. imitable
fur °likes. Apply to [ je2Sl BLAKELY Az BICHEY.
WHEAT -5000 bushels of prime Wheat
wanted by SPRING E 0
R 11 ARBAUGH,
.2 Liberty street.,
Persons using
WRIGHT'S RATHARION
Are never liable to sun-edruke.
'WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATILARION
Is the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining the
Hair in any required form.
For Kale by Dr. GPX). 11. KEYSER and R. E. SELLERS
& W.. at dfi mots per batik, angle
ENG CARPETINGS.-ROBINSON
& 00., No. 22 Tlfth street, have now - passing through
the New 'V ork Custom Elocuse a large Invoice of English
Velvets and Tapeaptry Brussels Carpetting, which we shall
receive in a few days, and be plemati to show to any who
may Irish the best of Imported (lards. We have also now in
Steck of Brussels, 3 Plys Ingrain's Stair Carpets, Oil Cloths.,
&c.; an assortment unsurpassed In this market, and all
towlaitt prices. sprl2
s
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PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY, JULY 31. 1856.
PIANO FORTES.
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1101iiii1011100MINIIN1.:-
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RYAN'S RTILDINGS,
N 0.31 Fifth Street
THE subscriber, hating enlarged and fitted
up In good style his
SPACIOUS yawl WIREROOMS,
LARGE AND I'ALIADLE ADPITIoNS
To b in stock, and DOW ihvitan fri , nds and tb.. public t,
CALL AND gXAMINN.:
Tirfore purchasing olera bore
DTP :iTi/CK IF , WELL .WORTED,
Aioofluting I , libout
$50,000 Worth,
LOU 'SUR r f
EVERY CL A a OF 000DS
MEDIUM, arv:
_uw 1,1h1)
And etnbrm Lug Blalle very hoe
ROSEWOOD P.kELOR SETTS
Covvreal w ik Ftoub lo4rat , ll ,
OAK CHAMBER SETTS,
AIJ4I w great •at ty "r
New Styles of Bureaus Bedsteads, Chairs,
Sofas, Book Calm &a, &c.
All of which ho offelm rptAll.tt WHOLESALE l' It ICE:
110,.. Esy art. le xarranted t. glee eAUshvtios, ••r ill
'hone) relon.l,l H. It. RV A N,
No. 31 Fifth •tn.a.
EDMUND \FMK INS,
EAGLE MARBLE WOItkS.
EA D OF
WOOD, ON I,ll.lltitT
IT
and at the Grunitiry Pituthortph. Po.
.11...ntnenta, Banat Vuoitt, Toad...none., Muni..
Ventre and Her Table T.. 1.4. Waal:gaud, to I, Ind
wade to wider. of every ranety. i ttantida. fen.tutt I,r
tery ltda, vrI3.III.MICIaI :and whit ie 3111 , 41. k. and
u.
Ito painting. at front s i 2 IA per foul
Hat Intt lutun eutpatieil prinlic i ally in a, tiat.....*s 1. , "
ty year, fount y-thrue ut which hot, ti•
loch I .I.ien. tuft. tent lan ...At,onl.
slut furnish any work in my hue at r0tt...t.. 1 .1. 4
it-1.. 1
JAMES A. FETZER,
FoRWARDItiti AN I) CMMISSI , N )LERL:II ANT
(;ruin, Dried 1••r1111, Seed:, Lard. 1:t
ter, and Pr,durf..
No. S 9 {Valet* Street.
rlrr,itvitoti k
xf rrk TO
Free , t. 11:11;• y. I,tlyy-rtli, r
11..,1 A Int, IlviKkpll SOO-11 ,
CuAll. M. A M 1.1-1. A 11
PEKIN TEA S WEE,
NO. 3 FIFTH S'raiLET.
Fit Y _ ~fl TEAS.—A chnt., lot freah lirttt n and llk fa
J ust.llna:t frdn the :lr.pnrt.. u hi. It 0 ll'
a It desale and retell, at i•ta er titan tuatal
1 NYa`l
Fwo Medals and Fite Diplomats
warded
AR T II
Putrot A tr-Tig.
tt,••ailnr: tin ran* fir
, I 1, ;Inn Hi
rY Ilkbr
lb- Agent
Weeterh Itnnntrylvanta
the nal< th , al.,' at
el., at h.. Clem. al
11,-,ttoWan. sh.tc. N... I
11 ,n.lPittatntrxh, P
where ill 31µ1 kept 111
nt I 0,0 gland Jar,. at
I• It • , watt tang rt.
Aild t..n.ly (it n.!
- ettr , l , 1 .. • 4,1 A 5. A
1”...1 I h.!
ofr , v,.• 41..1
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HEMOVAL
11. 4 1 11ANK VAN ti()ltliEl 11.1 S 1;1•;111\1.:11
7 , NI A 111 i ET .1.,••••t, t L.:- .1
mit•l It tt , w th.•
gott.rally with 411)11115g Ulu . .. itt 1t,.4.1) -.1
10111111.1 M E1111,..0iel ,•r.em.l
Fancy
I(erkembor the N.... 7 . 1 1 Market -t at.'294.. ,
-Th,• Prltsld..rtt wl.l •kttl,tt t ..1111..11s)
ttn• e 1116 tla (It - aired R141.11.11.11,11m1 elm 2.1,.1..1 alc .1. lIRIN
°putt the ellyttil rlaa k. Fleet tl. kI I r lit ~/ i• h. !my.
1.1.1 t.. 3it...k1,1.1.,, or 111.. tr 1.441 tt.prt... autl
dollar ert,11 , .. , 1 t.. ..rt nu. I aft, t 1... .1 1146 t.
SAMUEL 1.. 1 .1. , .10 1 111 - 11.1..
Jun , IT it., 1.1.Q.A.
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE
tI
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,1 0 SALE,theUi;i,
l'Y I.E. and oth , rs wmtaing
larv:o suptFlyl , v
. .
FAIR—Thv under , igned
t•.t, apt.tfied IIL.
t.l the Fair he,by
.1.Wt113 (lI. , ,SSER. tli. a l'olittok;1.••, IL , .
4,11,1,.. MI 711.,'r. 'I.:
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N. 1101.N1F.,.
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WILLIAM NI.
J ACt)IS 11 LO,,
EW BOOK S.—J ust :111.1 it i.
hardly necessarr to t.-pent anain I. . th
tne, are sold from TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT I 1, \\*Eh
Wail risen here.
T,air of Madame 'Rachel in the toted statan— pro, 'at
Sparrowgra,s Paperit--ha cents.
Comic Miseries of Human Liftt--7 ,1,
Tin Static and Territories of the tit cut We , t
Ittinsby Papers: 1 , , Brougham
l'angletown Letters-41,12.
Salad for the Social—sll:.:.
PiaZZI, Tales; by
Vagabond Life in Sletn , — lair.
S,'alp Hunters; by Capt. Ma) uo tient—
White Chief:
Mr. Sponge's Sfmrting Tour. I Fowls Fore-ler—
lirotlosr Jonathan for ith July .I'2
Pictorial Clipper—a,
Vitt lire Notions--tir.
Harper's Jlagazine for July. ,third .m.ppl) •
Peterson's Magazine tor July, fliecnuisuppl, .
Nlagazine lee July. isnrourrhupply,--..:11, .
thaley's Lady's Book for July--'2u.
I"ilie's N. Journal-ISo.
Baikal's !Magazine-IM'
Remember, the pi c e to get Nlagatho..
LA I.:FF En'S It,
N. 77 t•arili t.
IASCP-BLACK -0 bbls. j ust received and
Li fur dalo Lie2.l] FLEMING BROS.
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PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
NI EDIC AL ADVICE.
AT THE BUFFALO VENERIAN HOSPI.
PAIr.--Establistied fur the crux. of Syphilis, Seminal
Weakness and the Infirmities of Youth and Maturity. by
Dr. ANUS a SON, Buena, New York—Office, corner at
Maui and Qnny streets, (up stairs.)
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An Instrument for the cure of general Debility,lmputonce.
Incontinence, or Nocturnal FM119,10114.
This instrument has been used with the moat happy effect
in the practice of the must eminent physicians and surgeons
in the British empire, France and Germany. In teed, Be re
mit; held, were the cures, that the late •'Sts AiSHLET"
belted
It as the " Ifarbineer of Life." The use of this will fully
sustain the high encomium.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. A NOS .t SON are the only Physicians In the State
Lo are members of the Royal College of Stirgetina,London•
graduates ,d ~rie of the must eminent Colleges in the United
States, take pleasure in announcing that they have invented
it nest important Instrument fur the cure of the above
dine...•s. It has been subjected bin t.ist by the most eminent
plissicians Louden. Phila.h.lphia and New Turk
it 'has been declared to he the only useful instrument ever
disc..vered for the cure of Seminal Weaktiene, or any
disease et the genital organs, arising from the solitary
habits of self-tminigmice which destroy both body and
1111,1.1, 110'4011g Iran either for marriage or society.
Di AYItiS A SON, in order to satisfy the most skeptical es
t.. the merits their Instrument, pledge themselves that in
au) instance uhere they nuts pr.,e unsatisfactory after a fair
trial, the its•ney will be refunded by returning the Imam
meld in go.sl order.
Pers.ns wishing the neov n useful Instrument will observe
that the pelts. with the afrOnlpfkriylng directions, securely
par ked earl by ••xpreas, is ten dollars.
NEW It EM FM' AND QUICK. CURES
Fie the Venereal Disuses, and all private complaints,
sleets, sti ictures, seminal weakness, pains in the loins, affer•
toms of the kidneys,. ,luaeaee, of the head. throat, nose and
skin. and all those dreadful Alit:dons arising from a secret
1.0.1( of youth. which produce vunstitutional debility, ren
der. marrtage impassible. and in the cud destroys both body
and mint.
A IVAIMANTRD
. .
A.Slo, k reIN hare devoted their attention exciu
,e,el3 t. , (toe pc oiliar divas id and the relief they
have antive.iuently hoett enabled to render to their fellow
vetwourea is fully teatithol :Loa gratefully abltnowledged by
ii,nvid,o, tint tattier.. and ether,' dotty arriving in town
tiotu all par . , et the country. for the evyrenx purpose only
ottoultntiou. ulnle their exertions have been crowned
N, all the no.nt on,tial advantage,. t yet from what they have
el yortemied in nmu iug inn. the raitsew of torte Infectious
otopliuntn front no, ott tionyle ondttion to that of the
hu nt. am l g. 1,1.1 they Lave nisi.) o enter•
rI Allied the tvoluithilit) of their prevention and rentov.aL, and
lib , note n. care , Lie found that fliv upot horrible and malig
nant torn,, of dnitiooe e .•ul,l at or ot tracedone
••I the hollow ON; Louvre Ignorance, neglect, or 11, ill O . -
•-f oriokilful end truproiat
treatment, therefore In.
AID it , Nay have succeeded di:lrov.•rlng, OW •
.4 their r• nn a .le, entietalti and CLLUt11111.11:01.11 . 3!..
01111lIllii.! A!! • 41 of rem.- he , which b . -ear an 'omit ,e
-• 11 harlicter, ae W.ll 110 then %Chinn. prPrfint tin , or Injudi
li,/, appili.4l.l.-l! !night I,v pro.dw Lire of bad CM.lnegliellecel
11 , 11.11/.1- 1..11..t, dinftt. the 11111.1olde
• r.d .tt the leitoontng of a grand n 111.49 of 101-
, nintinoo ty Ito. tines lote , ti. reliet and prevention et
LI. °ie. triev tio atlL tint tot tire in reality the get . ret fee
stirrollll./ Call
01.11.1 nr . m 1 .: • 1 on, 1 lilt , in-rrn.•• lot their extermination.
ityvVA t. tit. vi
Lr A the , A st CS have lot a loot: series ul years Issin
q , Jtu st!•xten•tte pa e tle trentmeht of these
Jelr
ste eetut•lntnts. at! Ile. only legally qualified l'lty - siciami
who. ot the taut. ts an.l envy of the hypocritical
mud tit...•l, 11.,• “nr1.1.-ne, 5!, ' , ugh the un
.tettit tie• plit.ll, press, to et atteut!..o to those etior
-11,11 ',de, 1:•.n. w Iti h.. , ~rude of society 1.1 tree. In select
tug ill s tleparta .ut practi..• they hate teen amply le
tincle.l ht the git-at seacnss that has attended their efforts
the trentutetit ..! these !slut h mre geuentlly cou
rt.' .1 5.5 the nage t1111...1 au I hin..l nut etutarh . ,., Wh,/, i:11
!heir tornbal puhh. attotts tars-tilt SISSISICS arid
eret preteh Lett virtues ut their tetteht tie-trams. have tie
!ter,. /Four) ••55 those who have , been induced to
t.t.t Loth :.. tt I.! eit sett ,nn— Alt a 'toll Fierld
T.! I'ATI EN TS A lilt lAD.
It:. AM.'S St SUN have noble Itrtaihsrtnents seherehe
yro tsar .1 Vs ar , :t..l AIL x.S, 0) 11.11si desist' Ito nuy
pat: sit the •
ANI.IS. A SUN, ....ther of 'tint. and Quay
tt . ..ets ut. statr... N S. jet ,lately
tt .Z rt )1i St. ' list. of ,uperior Young Ilyson
0- , Ten I.r the. Itt.liss at F. IL DNA VU'S.
Nos I 1,01.11)011a
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I.Y F I. V.311N! i
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stir; arid fiir ! YLEM I ie
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pLET._- A emninoclions 'l'wo
st.k:y Silllllted 011
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gisru unutodtately. Enquirt• of •P 1 .P 1
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NUMBER 253.
PITTSBURGH POST.
THURSDAY MORNING
LETTER OF WILLIAM 8,. REEDIM
CHAMBERSBURO, July 11, 1856.
lON. W. B. REED:
The undersigned, on behalf of the Democracy
of Franklin county, extend to you their most
cordial invitation to address the people of this
section of the State, at this place, on Thursday
the 7th day of August, in MEWS meeting. We
have witnessed with pleasure, your patriotic de
termination to stand by the best interests of the
country in the coming confliet, and to assist the
national party of the land to maintain the integ
rity of the Constitution and the Union; and we
trust that you will permit us to introduce you to
the vast assemblage of that occasion, assembled
around the council fires of civil and religions
liberty. Your voice, we know, will be eloquent,
and your influetce immense, on these great
issues. We hope that you will be able to inform
us, at an early day, of your consent to come.
With sentiments of high personal regard, &o.
G. W. BREWER,
WILSON REILLY,
JAMES NILL,
JAMES WCLINTOCII,
A. 11. SCEISENY,
Pintanaimata, July 26, 1866.
Gesrutttex :—Absolute inability to speak in
the open air will prevent me from uniting in your
mass meeting on the ith of August, for Ism very
sure you will not be able to compress within any
room built by hands all who will be with you in
doing honor to Mr. Buchanan. Franklin county,
if I mistake not, was his birth-place. Thence
he started to win his way in life, and those, and
the children of those amongst whom he was born,
will gladly and resolutely come forward to sus•
tuba Lim now. The intelligent and thrifty men of
your county, descendants of the robust Scotch,
Irish and German pioneers of the Cumberland
Valley, will not be wanting at a crisis when civil
and religious liberty and the Union of the States
are endangered. To the multitude which will he
curs to assemble there, I could not speak—much
as 1 wish it—but my written words of sympathy
and encouragement—of earnest anxiety for the
success of the Democratic ticket at both the ap-
proaehing elections, (one scarcely less important
than the other) I cannot withhold. I shall have
my abundant reward if they influence a single
reader. Take them, I beg you, for what they
are worth. They are at least sincere and disin
terested.
I have some associations with Franklin county
which are peculiar. I have had friends there, in
public and private life who, as contemporaries,
were dear to me, and as my seniors, honored me
by their counsel. Many of them have passed
away—though some are still surviving. I was
in the Legislature, on the same side of politics
too—for I am not ashamed of my antecedents,
and you would despise me were I to deny them—
with David Fullerton and Thomas G. M'Cnllok
—and I am very sure, if they were alive now,
they would be neither Know Nothings nor Aboli
tionists. I served long with Thomas Carson, of
Mercersburg, an honest and independent man—
and if there be any one whose private worth and
dignified public integrity, I have been taught
especially to respect it is he who still lives honor
ed and esteemed among you—George Chambers.
These are the personal associations which affect
MP May I allude to some others!
I remember, years ago, on a bright summer's
afternoon, toiling up the turnpike road on the
Cove Mountain, in your county, and when I
rebel the summit, turning to gaze on as beau
tiful sene as ever gladdened my eye—the valley
of peaceful beauty which stretches off to Mary
land and towards the Potomac. It is a familiar
scene to most of you. To me it was new, and
its impression has never faded from my mind.
As far as the eye could reach, there was fertility,
the signs of tranquil industry ; all was beautiful
- nil was Reacefel—it looked, as it was, like the
al,ode of it happy and united people. The
political line, separating Pennsylvania from
Maryland, traced by those old fashioned survey
ors, Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, was
visible to no eye. The trees on which they
hail marked it had long been felled or disappear
ed. Many a farm was separated by it, but ex
cept in the eye of the law, no one knew it or
eared about it. I have often—for painful thoughts
are thrusting themselves upon me—recalled that
scene of actual beauty and united interest, and
realised what it would be—what your condition
will be—what must be the condition of every
'entity of this Commonwealth lying on the Mary
land line; Chester, Lancaster, York, Adams,
Franklin,. Fulton, Bedford, Somerset, Fayette
and Greene ; if disunion be forced on us, and
the fraction be, as it would be, between what
are popularly but falsely called the free and the
.lave States, between us and Maryland. I wish
every man could be made to understand what a
frontier is, even that of civilized life. Its daily.
h.•ut ly vexations and dangers- -its line of custom
Louses to keep the smuggler in and out—the
or.; wde of fugitive from justice and labor, infest
ing every avenue and concealed in every thicket
---the murderer striking down his victim to day
and flying with the fresh blood on his hand to a
territory to morrow—the bickering, the
-Hr,', the hot blood of oonterminous dispute—
all this would be the daily doom of every south
ern county of this State ; and across the beauti
ful tally I have spoken of would be distressingly
visit le, the actual, broad, perhaps bloody line
which disunion must trace. This is true, though
hard to conceive., Pennsylvania, and you, citi-
I of Franklin county, have so long reposed in
the very centre of the Union, that you cannot
understand how you can become a frontier and
how you will suffer when you do.
There was a time, before the Union was framed,
finless my reading of history much misleads me,
I when these fancied dangers were realities. Let
the Union be broken, and they will be realities
again. 1 read in the history of your own coun
ty ; and it applies to every border county) words
wit ch it were well to think of, for they may be
come truth again to-morrow :
'• It surpassed," says a writer, " the powers
of the settlers to curb the wild and lawless spirit,
of the traders and frontiers men. The Conoco
elnique settlements were infested with bands. of
desperate marauders and counterfeiters, who
bade defiance to all laws. They had an organized
line through the Cumberland Valley into Virgi
nia. They drove a brisk trade by stealing hor
.cs and cattle. After the British retired, they
carried on an extensive trade among themselves,
by stealing horses from the South, passing them
along the line to the North, where they could not
he recognized, and exchanging them for others
stolen at the North. The long narrow valleys
and secluded caves of the Blue Mountains, af
forded a convenient route and secure hiding
places. These were no shabby villains; they
1 , , ,, re the finest dresses, sported the best horses,
and could display more guineas and jewelry
than any others in the settlements ; and though
the source of their sudden wealth was suspected,
no one dared to prove it against them. When
not engaged in stealing, they resorted tocounter
feiting Continental money, and sauntering round
the towns. passed it on travelers. ft' any one
resisted, or threatened to bring them to justice,
his harn or crops were destroyed by fire."
This is history, and why may - it not become
hi , tory again'! It is the Union and the Consti
tution alone which prevent it—and you are asked
to put them at risk.
This is no rhetorical exaggeration. It Lithe
sure forecast of an inevitable truth—and I ex
aggerate as little when I say, that never until
now have I felt the danger of disunion to be so
imminent. I tremble in no imaginarrpania, but
on sober conviction, when I think how near it
may be—how sure in one event, it must be: Let
me in temperate and guarded language say why
I think there is danger, end how Mr. Buchanan's
election can alone avert it.
There now lies before me as I write, a few
words of prophetic wisdom, written long before
the present division of parties arose, which are
very striking. They are the words of John C.
Fremont's father-in-law. "The substitution,"
says Mr. Benton, in the early pages of his Thirty
Years, "of geographical parties discriminated
Gay the slave line, would, of course, destroy the
just and proper action of the federal government,
and lead eventually to a separation of the States:"
"If," wrote Mr. Madison, nearly forty'years
ago, when the danger was verylarnif, "a state
of parties should arise founded ou'geograPhical
bouudaries,.what is , to control 'these great reptl 7
sive masses from awful shooks against each alt.
er r Now, if these be the words of wisdom—
if such are to be the probable consequences of
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BY THE PITTSBURGH MORNING POST
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geOgraphlcal parues strictly drawn —mtky . pot the
trial of the Union be near at hand? to speaking
of geographical parties, no sane man means to
say, or ever has mild, that the mere fact of the
candidates for President and Vice President on a
t:::JULY 81
ticket, being from one section of country, makes
a party sectional or geographical. Our political
history shows this is not so--and it may admit of
some question, (Mr. Fremont's residence being
rather ambulatory,) whether his is in this eouse,
a sectional party now. No one yet knows exam
ly tor here the Vice President is to hail from. But
that which makes a party sectional and geo
.
. .
graphical, is the principle which underlies it- r -
Me influence that controls it—the aggregate men
that compose it—the flags that are flying overit.
And looking at them now, 'when was there a par
ty more intensely and malignantly fiectinnal—
more offensively •geogiaPhicitl, than that which,
in Ithe last coinage of counterfeits, dans . to Gall
itself Republican;? I have not the' time,r
this the 3vo,rk congenial to my tante ! , to point
to the
_fiat so far as individnals are'
concerned. !...There is not a leading abolition-ag
itator in Pennsylvania who is net enrolled
Republican ranks. You know it in your neigh
borhood. I see it in. mine. The campaign is
conducted on purely abolition principles, and .
those principles are avowed to be hostility to
Southern interests and insult to Southern feel-
ings. Nay, further ;so confessed is this section •
alism, that this Republican party does not pre
tend to ask a single electoral vote, or venture to
circulate an electoral ticket south of Pennsylva
nia. It is meant to be an absolute triumph of
the North over the South. Nothing leas will sat
isfy those who control it.
Nowwhen it is said or foretold that in this the
South cannot submit, and that in this refusal,
the Union breaks assunder. I appeal to candid
and conservative men iu the North, is there not
reason in it? If the converse of the proposition
could be stated, would the North submit? Cer•
tai,oly not, and that which is called disorganizing
rebellion and treason now, would be honorable
resistance then. It is painful to write or talk
about such things, but we cannot shut our eyes
to them. Executive administration elected on
the principles of the Republican party, and in
fluence by its spirit, could not organize itaelf—
and when the hour of distraction and disunion
comes, it will require a wiser and calmer intelli
gence than fanaticism can furnish to compose the
storm—a hand stronger than that of an miven-
turer to hold the helm
The danger is before ue and around -us. As a
citizen of the North, I have sought to conceal it
from myself, but it will not down at my bidding.
I do not draw this inference from the language
of extreme men; hat when I hear a Senator
from Kentucky—a Whig Senator—a moderate
and conservative man, within this month, in his,„„
place in the Senate, say—'‘ I have never paid ,
much attention to the talk about a dissolution of
the Union: but I have often thought nu the snb-
ject, and my conviction is that the election of Fre
mont, or any man of that party, the knell of the
Union." Speech of Thomson, National Intelli
gencer, July 17. When such words as these are
uttered, not by the heated South, but by the
temperate and loyal West, we have a right to
say there is danger, and very great danger too.
The South on this subject of the Presidency, is
not violent or]oud, but its silence is very. omi
nous and most impressive.
Mr. Buchanan stands before the nation—and
this is the ground over which conservative men
should come to his support—as the representa
tive of the principle which alone-can avert their
evils, that of reprdssion and extirpation of all
agitation on this subject of slavery, let it come
from what quarter it may. He has said in sim
ple and earnest language that this will be his
aim. It must, far the good of the nation, come
to an end. It can only he put an end to, by the
strong moral power which a national man ran
exercise, and at a time when the relations of the
Union are not disturbed, but harmonised and
reconciled by the expression of the popular will,
I rebuking decisively fanatacism of any sort;—
and this rebuke the Northern and Middle States
are bound to give. Without this co-operation,
Mr. Buchanan may strive and strive successfully
to stay this noisy current of political agitation.
With it, his success is easy and the peace of the
nation is secured. It is the conviction of this—
aside altogether from personal regard that has
brought me and thousands like me to his sup
port.
For a Pennsylvania man—for one whose ear
liest lesson was reverence for the great principle
which William Penn enunciated, and whose
habits of thought and education make him ad
verse to secret and intolerant political organiza
tion, there was no other path open. That into
I which some inconsiderate people are now se
duced, of what is known as the." American" or
ganization, can have no attraction for me or any
conservative man. Believing, as I do, thtit Mr.
' Fillmore took more than one initiatory oath in a
K. N. Lodge, by which he hound himself to pro
scribe politically his fellow citizens who pro
fessed one form of Christian faith, and those
who happened to have been born abroad, and to
conform his opinions and regulate his political
action by tne decision of a secret, oath-bound, po
litical club, I cannot vote for him. My antipa
thy to this secret and unconstitutional organiza
tion Is no new feeling ; I spoke it out lung ago ;
I shall never change it. As one of the leaders
of this party of intolerance, as one who gave to
it the authority of his name and position, I hold
Mr. Fillmore responsible for a deep wound to
the cause of political morality. If there is one
thing about which the people of this country are
and ought to be sensitive, it is their right to
worship God as they please. They claim to wor
ship God under Such forms of ecclesiastical dig:
cipline as they choose to enforce upon themselves
—with such ceremonial, simple or elaborate, as
they please, on such days, and in such places as
they choose for themselves, and this great privi
lege of religious duty the Constitution guards
and protects. It is equally the privilege of all.
There is not a Protestant who is not as much in
terested in guarding this constitutional right as
the Catholic Christians whom Mr. Fillmore, and
his secret confederates, have swami to proscribe.
It was, I repeat, the worst wound ever inflicted
OD political morality in this country when these
secret oath-bound associations of religious intol
erance were created. It was a sad spectacle
when a statesman like Mr. Fillmore joined them.
Regretting once more that I am unable to he
with you, and to say what I have thus written,
I am very respectfully your friend,
WILLIAM B. REED.
To Messrs. Brewer, Reit], Nill, McClintock,
Seiseny,Democratic Executive Committee, Cham
bersburg.
1 1 4 OR SALE A very desirable Country
jßeside - nee, containing 63 A'cres, beautifully situated oa
the Ohio River, and adjoining the town of Beaver—well int•
proved, with a goad Cottage House and other buildingt---
forest shrubbery, Sc. THOMAS WOODS,
je2l 75 'Fourth street.
MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S lIAIR
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original life color ! By its use, wigs, spectacles and gray
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The Restorer will strengthen and preserve the sight, and
remove and prevent chariness, beadache,,scurf, dandruff,
scald-head, or anieruptiou of the akin. and all unnatural
perspirations of the head. It is a certain cure for catarrh
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Fauh sizeutePitteburgh. SAM'L. rAtusEerocs.
UNFURL THEGLORIOUS BANNER—
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