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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
FRIDAY MORNING
Saturday Weekly Poet—Advertising for the Holi
daye.—Dealers in fancy goods, toys, holiday books
and Christmas presents of every desciiption, should
remember that the Saturday Weekly Post reaches
Several thousand subscribers on the Saturday be
fore Christmas, nearly all of whom come to Pitts
burgh to buy their presents, and most of whom will
be here on Monday or Tuesday. Advertisements
would be the very means of reaching your country
friends and increasing your sales, gentlemen. They
should be sent in before 10 A. M. today.
Democratic City Executive Committee.—A meeting
Of the Democratic City Executive Committee was
held yesterday morning, at the St. Charles HoteL
The following members of the Committee were
present; John Dunn, chairman ; Wm. J. Anderson,
secretary; William Alexander, John IL Bailey, Win.
Bennett, Thos. S. Rowley, Henry Rea, M. Connolly,
B. Flanogin, and F. Felix.
J. IL Bailey presented the following resolution,
which was seconded by F Felix :
Resolved, That the Democracy of the city of Pitts
burgh are hereby requested to meet at the usual places
of holding primary meetings, on Saturday, the 22nd
inst., between the hours of three and five o'clock, P.
151.., and elect five delegates from each ward, to meet
in Convention on the following Wednesday, to decide
upon the best course to be pursued by the Democratic
party in the approaching municipal election.
Mr. Bailey, in offering the above resolution, pre
faced it with a few remarks, in which he said he was
in favor of the party making a nomination, as its dis
tinctive organization was sunk last year by support
ing Mr. Vols. This Committee had no right to as
sume the responsibility of deciding whether a candi
date should not be nominated, and the least it could
do would be to refer the subject to the Democratic
Mr. Anderson said the Executive Committee had
assumed the responsibility last year, and it had the
same power now. He was opposed to calling a Con
vention, and in favor of pledging the party to Mr.
Vols.
Mr. Alexander declared such a course would be
very improper, and thought the people should be al
lowed to decide the matter for themselves.
Mr. Bennett was opposed to calling a Convention.
and in favor of the Committee endorsing either Voir.
or Long for Mayor.
Messrs. Connolly and Anderson said they had sign
ed the call for Vole, and did not feel inclined to back
out from his support.
Mr. Dunn assumed it would be impolitic to declare
fur Vole, as the Democratic party was divided in
opinion as to the propriety of supporting him.
Mr. Bailey said it was not altogether clear that
Vole would be elected even with the assistance of
members of the party. If the Committee endorse
they would probably be defeated ; nothing more
than this could happen with a Democratic candidate.
All Democrats would cordially vote for a candidate
of their own politics, and his election would he more
certain than that of Vole.
After some farther discussion, participated in by
nearly,all the members of the Committee, the reso
tras put Co vote and carried.
Tho Committee then adjourned.
F ! tlairf Pretew-es.—William Hiller and Adam Ban
eriel4 wee held to bail, yesterday, by Aid. MeMas
tart; for obtaining $1.50 by false representations from
John Urban. The prosecutor is a blind man, having
lost his eye eight by. an explosion in a copper mine
on Lake 'Superior, and boarded with Hiller, oho
keeps a tavern in the Diamond. Biller, finding out
that Urban had considerable money, borrowed $l5O
from him, and gave his note for the amount, Boner
lain, at the same time telling him he would go lid
lees security, and pretending to sign the note ; but
Instead of doing this he wrote on the note, above in,
name, that he was only a witness and would not be
responsible. Urban, ignorant of this, paid over the
money, but soon afterward. ascertained from a friend
the deception practised, and brought suit as above.
Holiday Preacutc—We see on every street prepa
rations to make a display of such articles as are tom
e ally In demand for holiday presents. It has become
the general custom to make presents on those days,
much to the annoyance of some who are a little abort
of funds. Whether the custom is a good one or a
bad one, it will prevail for a time. The worst evil of
it is that it is generally thought necessary to give ar
ticles of luxury, not utility—an ornament is thought
a more appropriate gift than a useful thing. The
trade in jewelry and toys is generally very active
from Christmas to New Years. and many a purse is
perceptibly relieved of its harden before a numerous
circle of friends is duly remembermL For our part
we think well selected books are among the most ap
propriate and useful presents.
Accident on the Chartiers Railroo<l.—A serious ac
cident occurred on section 7 of the Chartiers Rail
road, on Tuesday, by which a man named Barkley
Cane was so seriously injured that his recovery is
extremely doubtful. The men employed on the tun
nel at that section put in a heavy blast, which did
not go off; they replaced the fuse with a new one,
which convoyed the fire to the charge sooner than
anticipated, and a premature explosion occurred. A
large stone, thrown out by the force of the blast,
struck Cane between the shoulders, injuring the left
shoulder blade, anti producing a dreadful contusion
of the spine. He was placed under care of Dr. John
Calahan, Sr., who, however, gives bat little hope
of •his recovery.
Chn'iainas and New Year, Presents.—We observe
that oar friends Iteinemon , 1 / 4 Co., who are located on
Fifth street, directly opposite our office, have just re
ceived a magnificent assortment of articles suitable
for Christmas and New Year Gifts. Any one desirous
of purchasing a watch, breast-pin, ring, or any ar
ticle of jewelry or fancy goods, for presentation to a
sweetheart or friend, will be certain to find some
thing at the establishment of Heineman tr. Co., ap
propriate to the occasion. Their stock includes an
almost endless variety of jewelry of the latest and
most beautiful patterns, which they will dispose of
at prices extremely low.
The Excelsior Corn Sheller.—Three-fourths of
the rights for this superior machine have been dis
posed of, but of the territory yet remaining, a por
tion is the best in the Union. Of the merits of the
Excelsior we will only now say it is the best which
over came under our observation. But lot every one
go and look at it fir himself, when we are sure they
will come to the same conclusion. A machine of
such simple construction that it cannot possibly get
out of order, but which will shell a bushel per minute
when worked by a half grown boy, is one of the in
ventions of the age. It is exhibited on Smithfield
street, opposite the post office.
Accident.—On Wednesday afternoon, a section of
an iron railroad bridge, which is in process of erec
tion in the boiler yard of William Barnhill 1: Co.,
on Penn street, fell down, injuring a man named
Patrick 'Ryan, pretty severely. The large plates of
iron of which the bridge is composed fell over upon
several of the workmen, but fortunately did not in
jury any but the one person. lie re.i.los on High
street.
Panorama of California and Central Alneriea.—
This Panorama was placed on exhibition lust night
at Apollo Hall, Fourth street- As a work of art, it
is really fine, and gives a truthful representation of
the Isthmus of Panama, and the Laud of Gold. It
has been exhibited in all the principal cities of this
country, and has everywhere met with success. We
doubt not it will meet with proper encouragement in
this city.
Child Burned.—A child, three years of age, son of
Samuel Zinc, of Pennsylvania Avenue, was severely
burned yesterday morning, by accidently setting fire
to his clothes, ?chile playing in front of the grate.
His neck, face, and breast were badly burned, and
his recovery is very doubtful.
Diwtricr Court.—Beforo Hon. H. W. Williams.
Tannsner, December 20
The case of Ramaley vs. Magiall is still on trial.
Before Hon. M. Hampton i
Jonas IL NClintock vs. S. S. Fowler .Ir. Co. Wil
son M'Candless for plaintiff, Selden for defendant.
The plaintiff was formerly a partner in defendants'
firm, but withdrew before a settlement 1 , 73.9 made.
He now brings suit to recover for services during the
time he was in the firm.
Sir Clark's Stomach Bitters are acknowledged
by a who have tried them to be the he a t family medicine te
the age, for the cure of Dyspepsia, o Ad i ve ,,, wo,
and a tacos
dared state of the Liver and Stomach. They have no rival. The proprietors do not pretend to caution r ... pk , f rom w i ng
other preparations that are palmed upon the public under
rho name of Stomach Bitters, for they have found that only
one trial waa needed to render 'etch caution unnecessary.
For aide, wholesale, by COLLUM & CLARK. Third ttrt.o.
between Wood and Market; OltO. D. KEYSKR, 14u Wad
attest; and by Drakoiste generally.
We appeal to you, friends of the orphan, one
and all, in favor of "these little ones." The
Fair got up by the Ladies is now open, and will
continue for some days, perhaps during the whole
of the coming week, (except Christmas Day.)
Here you will find something to suit you all,
from the magnificent article of parlor and cham
ber furniture down to the most diminutive toy,
all elegant and costly specimens of art, and
nearly all of our own manufacture. Delicate and
rich jewelry, such as you gentlemen (friends of
the orphan) would present to your dearest friends
in this joyful season, pure and selected with care
from the best houses in the city. ArticleS of
dress, too, of rich material, fashioned -by those
who know how to please the most fastidious
taste. Pictures, statuary, books: these are of a
class that may be studied and read with pleasure
and profit. Hats, cape, slippers, shoes, and a
thousand and one articles too numerous too name
will be found tastefully arranged, saying as
plainly as they can be made to say, " come and
buy ; buy me for yonr wife, buy me for a be
loved child, for a far off friend," &c., &c. And
last, though not least, tables loaded with good
substantial foood, with all the usual accompani
ments, where your hunger may be appeased for
a trifling sum ; other tables on which you will
find temptingly arranged pastry and other delica
cies, of every possible variety and excellence—
Knox's best ice cream, &c., &c.
DECEMBER 21
Have we not said enough? Remember that we,
who make this appeal, have endured much to
bring matters thus far, we have scarcely lived at
home fur the past three months, leaving our
_ sides and our little ones to the care of strang
ers, trusting in Him who has promised much to
those who do those things. A word now to the
generous contributors at home and abroad, much
of the merit and praise is yours. After all we
have only done the work. You have furnished
the means. We therefore thank you with full
heart, fur your kind assistance, and earnestly
trust that God will bless you in this life and in
the life to come. Come, then, to the Fair—come
aIL We have the goods now, and are ready to
serve you ; our ausiety has been to fill our tables
with choice goods, it is now to dispose of them.
Again, we say come, and the blessing of the
Orphans' God will be with you, and the thanks
of the LADY MANAGERS.
Gale-Counterfeiting.—Suchin generally the Into of
every truly meritorious article, that when by its tested north
it establishes a reputation, then it is that some unprincipled
persons, even at the risk of life, will palm oft to the uname
pociing an Ilitide more likely to kill than to cure. fleece
ye many imitations of Dr. .1. 11carrxrren's c tent. ores
STOMACLI BITTIMS. The counterfeiters using the persuasive
argument (in order to effect sales) to dealers in liostetter's
Bitters to purchase it from them, and .11 It in liostetter
bottles. The genuine &Aide needs only to be tasted to ar.
credit its great graith. Inadetada and retail depot. No 261"
Penn street, and by the druggists and hotels generally
throughout the United Staten and Cauadas.
(110STETTIM k 8111111.
Air Consumption's Premoultortes aro
Coughs, Coldt, Influenza, Bronchitis, tightness of the chest.,
pain in the loft tilde, low rarer, and many other symptoms of
like character. Then ecime tubercles in the lungs, disorga_
n Motion, proetration of the physical powers, and 60011 . 0 e
scene chews. That they may not weep when too late, let the
friends of the sick be vigilant at the imtset. When the Britt
symptoms of Pulmonary Disease are tutualfetted, administer
Dr. Rogers' Syrup of Liverwort, Tar told Cauchalagua- That
its effects hate been all but miraculous, even in extreme
eases, we have testimony which incredulity itself can scantily
doubt. TRY IT. But first awl the evidence. You will final
in the iu every Agent's baud& Look at th
ivertn.tuent, tn., in rinothiT
tr:b- wh,,1e..a.10 rut:4 by 1L E. SELLERS' 4
CO, corner Wvod tutd tixatud Str..-ote
sold also by H EN DEIt.SoN k EEO- Liberty street; H. I'.
SCHWARTZ, and BECKIIAII & NIcKENNAIS, Allegheny
City. deel9:daarlss
tt.a- Important to Farntors--New Discov
- r a.-- V Et/ ET ABLE CATTLE POWDEIL—Ther. Pow
er are pat up in one liound pork., and aro a good
rticle, nut uuly fur the disease,. 'prudent to /rosin, coxes
'vine, and other animaht, but they are llkewiee an 011.1,11,111
rude to improve the condition of the animal.
11. r !f ish (him, they not only improve the condition 14
ilch cows, but they instenee the quantity as well as int
trove the quality of milli turd butter. The proprietor. say
hat it increase.; the quantity of butter from half a pound to
a pound a week to each cow, nide ties° persons who have
trod a nay a pound and a half to two pounds per week, a ith
the same kind of f0.,1 I n Isslore. Of one Ming we are cer
min, all who use it duce will use it all the time, and wive
money lay the operation as well as improve the appeals - auto
of their sMck. Price '24 . , cents a paper; 5 papers for $l.
GEO. H. KEYSER,
Corner of Wood stroet and Virgin alley,
uct 12 Wholviale and Itetnil AF nt.
From the N. York National Monitor
of February 21.—IISGMN Curtis has done more
to Ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with luny
complainte, than any other practitioner of medicinee that
has struggled with the eierrets of the rnoterw vutivcra, fie. the
Lit century. by the lurcutiati and perfection of an iontrii
ment that tid.l cvtivey to the king , a medicine in the damp,'
Of a highly Aledictinal Vapor, which act, directly 011 the
and not e to hitherto, by sympathy. those who are
troubled with diseam-.1 arlellll4 from ili.sordertel limp, will
animerve their interrote by giving the ilygean Vapor a trial.
CLe.ris' ltrowt.t to the original and only
genuine article. tior2frganiads
04-11alrrt of a Thousand Flow ens, for
hmutifying the complexion. and eradtc.sting 011 T/..5.
et.rs mud Itzecsize from the face. Sold at Dr. KLYSOI . S 1411
Wood street. Jskollo
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
Mu. Moats V. Earox—Sir: I am a Piano manufacturer,
and have lately used Hopper's Patent Bench Plane, and at
your request I will stunt what I think of It. Yet planing
veneers it is the best thing in use, in fart the only kind of
Plane that can be well need for that purpose; and one man
can plane as mach veneering In tine day with It as he could
scrape by the old method in nix days. It leaves, too, a much
morn even, smooth and solid surface titan the scraper, and
one that will absorb loss varnish or paint. It is for all kinds
of fine wood work the best Plane I know of. It is so con•
strutted that it takes up, and can take up, but a very thin
chip, and can he used (ivied the grain so well as any way.
This make. It peculiarly valuable in planing Tellexte. .1
shall never scrape any more veneers while this Plane tan be
obtained. It must come into general use, saving Bo mock
Limn and doing such nice work as It does.
Yount, 11. GOODALL,Third at, No. 12.3.
NO. 60 Fourth street Pittsburgh, Dealer in
PATENTED ARTICLM, PATENT SIGHTS. and
N \V INVENTIONS.
Mr. EATON is Agent for the =le of the folluvring artirlea:
Hopper's Patent Muir—Eights and Plane.
Locda' Ileatore and Ventilators.
The Portable Oven—Eights.
Thu heel Ourn Sheller, •-•
•
Tho Patent Cider "
Patent Vice Attachment.
The beat Oil Cup for rant.
Hartley Sr Fox's Fun Blowers.
And nemerons other articles.
iI EALTIL ECON,)MY AND EXCELLENCE—" Knot°
t first and then Dcritie. - -W Anuma, DRAT:Girt And Yrs.
riLenos, n trio bAnstssmed by Nature, indispon.blo to Lao,
Health and Action, and in °very way ropleto with univereal
InipoMirtre
Some years of study, labor, expense and proving have been
given by the subscriber to simplify sad perfect his system for'
warming, draught and ventilation, and its introduction and
use within the past two years, In many places, (but chiefly
in Philadelphia. New York and Ikiston.) hen met with all the
approbation he could wish. The following in a brief descrip
tion of his improvements, all of which are patent.' ill the
united States, and part of them in England
A Draught and Ventibsting Chimney, which, in factories,
dwellings, and budding" of every description. secures the fol
low•ing advtuatages,—A perfect proof against lire; self-clean
ing. and self-prssereatnin ; a oimitant, powerful. regulated
draught, au that a stack 40 feet high has more draught than
those usually Unlit 100 feet high. or morn; a saving in fuel,
at least one-Ural part: a meansof taking warmth and venti
lation into and out Of rooms; a saving of part of the beat
that ie usually lost in the atmosphere; nail the construction
of one flue to sneerer in every story of a building, for every
room eeljacent to it.
A Trio Ventilator, or a mutilator with three powers of ac
tion., which can be MBAs of any size, in any twill, to suit the
architecture of any building, and may be plain or ornament
al; this secures constant ventilation for any edifice, without
admitting snow or rain; it cures smokey chimneys, and in
certain to give them draught.
A Ship and Car Siphon Ventilator, to throw abundance of
fresh air, and distribute it in a 01111 or car, and draw out the
foul air, without admitting any nnow or rain, and but one
bolo to tae made in the roof or deck.
And last, but not lewd, a Tubular Furnace, or Heater; this
may he of any sire, and portable or fixed. Buildings with it
are warmed in a superior manlier; It admits no red or inju
rious heat, but takes the fresh atmospheric air rapid, direct
and warmed into the rooms, making a house feel like a plea.
sant Juno day, and contributing largely to promote health,
extinfort and cheerfulness. No gas or smoke escapes and no
furnace can ho safer as to tire. It is highly approved in
churches: it is durable, simple. easily managed, not liable to
get disordered, can be cleared without making dust, and is
not dogged and obstructed by coal clinkering.: it saves In
fuel, and if properly attended (but little attention in needed,)
is a fuel saver.
These inventions are all simple, but effectual. Architects,
artisans, builders, and all interested, are respectfully request
ed to examine them. References, good and sufficient. given.
JOSEPH LEEDS, Patentee, and Proprietor.
Ozg,.. MOSES F. EATON. Agent for Patentee, No. S 0 Fourth
street, Pittsburgh, is ready to receive and fill orders at short
notice for any of the above mentioned great inventions, and
is also prepared to receive proposals for manufacturing the
same in tho cities of Pittsburgh or Cincinnati.
uor27 id2w
NEW HORSE SHOE MACHINE.—We,
the undersigned, having evemincii the Horse Shoe
Machine invented by Mr. ROBERT GRIFFITHS, and now refi
tting in the buildings of the old Juniata Iron Work., Alle
gheny City, have great pleasure in bearing testimony to the
entire completeness of the machine and the ease with which
it does its work. It makes about ten Shoes per minute, of
excellent form, and without any straining or effort—working
es easily when making Shoes as when turning around idle.
The Shoos are formed on dies while the iron is hot, being
Kwedged and punched at the same time. By changing the
dies, anysise or shape of shoe can be made. The machine is
exceedingly near and well arranged, and reflects groat credit
on the inventor. _ _ . .
.The above Machine, with the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
OF RUNNING ONE OR MORE MACHINES, le now offered.
for saloon accommodating tam& Apply to
D. W. C. BIDWELL,
Water et., Pittsburgh.
ROBERT ORIFFIFTLIS,
Alklhany City.
(Far the Pittelitirg Morning it'd.)
Friends of the. Orphan.
Moses F. Eaton,
JAMES THOMPSON, Civil Engineer;
NICHOLAS VIVIAN, du. du.
GEORGE STRATTON, from England ;
WILLIAM WADE, of Rugg I Wads;
S. 11. HARTMAN, of Singer, Hartman & Co.;
ISAAC JONES, Pittsburgh Steel Works;
WM. S. BISSELL;
CALEB IBBISTEIt;
F. H. EATON;
0. T. P. SEELY.
COMMERCIAL
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE.
'residss.L •
L. WI LAU ItT 11.
Vice President,.
GEO. W. C ASS.
T. S. CLARKE,
Treasurer.
N. 110LMES, Jr..
SXrclary.
JAMES P. BARR.
Suptrinlcndeml.
S. T. NORTHAM, JR
Cbmmittee qf ,Arbitration for November.
G. W. CASS, V. P.. J(SIIN S. OOS( RACE
JOHN GRAPY,
MONEY MARKET
There is no change in the money market in this
city. Our Banks still continue to discount unexcep
tionable paper to the full extent of their means, and
we infer from the fact that but a small amount of
good paper is offered in our streebg, that there is no
unusual stringency bore. Exchange on the east still
continues at par, nor is it likely that in this particu
lar there will be any change.
The statement of the New York Banks, for the
week ending December 15th, shows a further increase
in loans of $610,235, making a total increase from
the lowest point on the 17th ult. of $1,800,000. The
specie has deelined $260,000, and the deposites
$1,239,593. In consequence of the steady increase
in the discounts by the Banks in that city money
was easier. The market was generally steady,
particularly with regard to specie, and was not
disturbed * either by interior exchanges or the
moderate export to Europe. At the close of Monday
afternoon, the Time says, the Banks held nearly
thirteen millions, a million and a half being sddcd
from California after the averages of the week acre
made up.
An important Banking case has been decided be
fore the Court of Appeals of New York, in reference
to illegal money contracts, viz:
"The SL Lawrence Bank way organized in 183 s,
under the general banking law of that year, and in
December, 1841, suspended specie payments.
" In the spring of 1812 the cashier sold and trans
ferred three promissory notes belonging to the Bank.
made by George Armstrong. and amounting to about
$2OOO, to the defendant Phillips, for the sum of
about $l2OO. The defendant was then one of the
directors of the Bank, and hail been from its orgaiii
nation.
" The object of the Cashier in making the side was
to obtain funds to pay a debt of $2,000, which the
St. Lawrence Bank owed to the American Exchange
Bank, the payment of which was secured by a pledge
of $5,000 of the circulating ti,tes of the St. Lae.
rupee Bank. The money paid by the d e f e ndant was
so applied. There had been nu previous resol
of the Board of Directors authorizing the sale of the
miles of the Cashier.
"On the appointment of the Receiver, he filed a
bill, in the late Court of Chancery, to net aside the
sale of the notes, on the ground that the transfer war
illegal.
" The Supreme Court had decided that the trans
action wan void, but allowed the defendant the money
paid by him.
"The Court of Appeals have yet erred the deetsion
of the lower court, and a judgment is entered f the
Receiver for the value of the macs. or the money vol
lee-Led upon them, with costs."
The New York Dry Goods Market i, told to 1.,
without particular movement. It is in a tout:them
state, and the price, of many d,sseripttnns t , ul , l not
be given with any accuracy. The L
There is a steady moderate export inquiry for
heavy idandard i-hectinge and Shirtings. Drills and
Cotton Jeans, for which previous prices continue to
be paid, and there is also some movement In Ilan.
nets, Fancy Ca!siruers, medium grades ''l Cloths, and
liinse2, - s, without much variati.in in 80010 torn. A
slight concession on the part of manufacturers, would
probably induce u speculative movement in plain
Cotton good!, a in view of it prospect ire
tummy market, and continued light ' , rosins-to - in, a
fateling of grouter ronfidence obtains. New good '
inert for next season freely from the
manufacturing towns. bat Om) mr.• th•! -.tiered Gar
The import.. Forrlgn 4:t.,,!. hate ciao,
featly decreased withm the past few weeks, a,1,1 11,
stocks of most kinds of staple articles are cdoshleo,il
by no means the rontrary. - a nie
descriptions there is a pcsitive
"The Halifax steamer's news, one week later, ap
pear. to have been telegraphed to New Sark Tuesday
afternoon time enough to be known I..f“re .soul
board, and though abowing a further askance of d is
(',onroLi under continued peace rumors, Nv hull, how
ever, were unauthentiented, did not produce much
effect upon the market. t'rto advanced :timid I per
cent. on the first board prices, and Heading a. but
there were no other material ehangria. The rummer
etal adviees from Europe, a hick are to the -111. are
of little importance, Cotton being without change in
pricer. and lireadstuffe and Prot boons quiet. Thr
quotations for Consols a t , 1t01."
There is no change in Inc Philadelphia Money
market; Stocks are quite lawiyant nod aetive. end
the Baler on Tuesday left off at .in itnprovetuent
Reading, under sales of 2700 share'. nil up from
arA to 47, and left off at -16 i --an improvement of
Pennsylvania Hat cowlottproved . canal s.
Long Island ; Union ('OOOl I. and Navigation '
fermi and common j. The !inst...., in hal, ea,
about $21,000. City ti's improved and State a's 1.
at th e pod:awns the general market clo se d firm.
At 13altimore the Stock market continues to show
a fair degree of activity, and though the crews!
market for the more favorite and dividenildudying
descriptions remains steady, there was some declino
yesterday in the leading Ititilroad s•peculatue.
The Cincinnati C....porn-oil of Wednesday sliv• •
The Money market wail unchanged again yeiterdaN
6.9 was also Exchange, the latter continuing t.•
at par to prem. for 1 . 41,1 , e1 - 11. i;old was in pinto
active demand, and sold outside nt prem. for cur
The Ilog market, continues the o,etc,.. Woe
decidedly heavy to-day, and the trade looked more
0 blue" than at any former time this season. Pack
ere were pretty generally standing off, and drovers
were having their hogs packed in preference t• evil
-
ing at the reduced fii,sures. At eiose t was the
highest price for peel loft, and a sale was made, oe
understood, at a lower rate. The receipt, of 11-cgs
date chow an lIIC - Cat , over lAA )ear :don't thirty
thousand. The previous market SVN' el so flat, :In.l
there was no disposition to buy el to at refluved
figures. We understand that at the figures noiv ob
tamable for products, Hogs should not cost much
over $5, in nrder to afford packer, a fair profit_ Flour
was heavy to-day, and it will Im worse to-morrow
tinder the Asia's news. Grain is also drooping; in
fact nearly every article of produce is on the decline:
and we must expect to experience this tendency from
time to time until ricees reach their proper levii.
In the Grocery market there in nut much doing, and
prices are unchanged.
Tin great victualling establishments that sup
ply the government of England with stores 'fur
the \avy were require.l to furnish I ri,600,00 11
pounds of beef and perk luring the months of
November and December, I onteined in barrels of
three hundred pounds each. That is all for the
fleet in t;te Black sea. By the - time it get, to that
sea it will cost more than $2,00(.1,111111. America
supplies a large part.
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STOCK AND D LIST
STATE SECURITIES.
Pontrylmnin 5 le cent., 1411
New York 6 re ~ 1573
Ohio caut.,lS7b
Ytrgiuln 13' , F4 rent .IM7
CITY, CO. & 110 R. ROARS
Alle g heny Pittkhurgh
and Connvilstille H.R.
Ik,. Pitts. & Stenttent.R
1),. Allegheny Valley R.ll.
Do. rhartirrs Valky
Do. Clevelatitt S Putn.ll.ll.
Do. Penunyvania
A y City CH
Bor. of McKeettp.rt
Bor. of C0nn,11N5i1ik.r,,,1,,,,;,
R. R YtORTGAGE I.IONDs.I
Pitts. S Couuellsv'e R.R. Gs.;
I •iti:3, guar. Raltimpre City
Oltiu a Pa. IL.R. let mortis
Ohiod Pa. R.R. liii.rito 7,
A !le'uy Itit.lst wort is
Pitts. Ai ;Stria. 11.11. let nti.rt
HASH STIICRF
Batik 1 , 1 . Nttlarllrgil..• .. •
Merchants' it !iLatif. Bank
Escluinge Bank
Medianies' Rank
Pittsburgh Trust Compauy
Farmers Depnait Bank.. ....
Citizirmelaatit Bank
Allegheny Saving Fund Co.
Me,. Savings think, Alieg)
ItAILROAD STOCKS.
PtAtasylvania
Ohio lt.lt
Cleveland& Pittsburgh Kit
Ohio & Pennsylvania
Pitts. & Celine Seville
Allegheny Valley Il.li-
Mailers Valley R-13
Pills. & Steubenville
BRIDGE STOCKS.
Allegheny Bridge
Mote in gabiele Bridge..
Hand Street Bridge._
Northern Liberties Bridge
MIECIILLAIifEOUS.
Pittsburgh Gas Company...
Allegheny Gas Company....
Monongahela Nevigarn
Western insomnia! Co
Citizens' Insurance Co.
Pine. Life, Fire & Mar Ins On.
Eureka Insurance Co
Sc Batton Mining C 0...
North American Mining , CU.
Darlington Cannel Coal Co.
Nay. a~ i ~~;,~..
n` ~ t' ~~~,t ~ t e f ~'~S~}
'F
EMEMM
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET.
Novr..—The gnotationm given In the following Review, it
must be understood. are the wholesale prim,. except when
otherwise noticed; and that in all case-4 in the filling id
small orders to the city and country trade, an advance of
from three to five per cent. will 1w charged over these quo
tations.)
The business for the part week has been quite limited, and
ia dimniuisLiug, us liana) at this season of the year. Trans
actions Kara been limited to the ordinary wants of our own
community, and are necessarily small. The late rains swell
ed our raven to the height of thirteen feet. and a large num
ber of renal-boats have h•ft for the lower ports. The trans
portation of goods cast and west vontlinues to a considerable
extent, but is not so brisk as formerly. A large amount of
Grain was brought up the river during the week, which has
been 61.01,1 In our warehouses, tine depression in Breadstuff,
having prevented sales to any amount_
FLOUR—Tie. dm - inward tendency inn the prices of Pour
during the part week inns bee , n very manifest throughout tine
country, and Inas rn-ated quite a panic: there is eonsequent•
ly a withholding of any speculative movement. The slot k
of Flotir, however, held in store inn this market, is below au
average for this season of tine year, and the receipts Inure very
materially faller off within the past week, and we notice
that while oily own Plato Flour is engird at $7,a00 . t)7,75, hold
ers of Ohio aunt Indiana are readily getting $5.(a..4,12 1 ..., om
arrival. As we stated in our bast. Olio and Indiana is More
inn favor with our bakers and ',toilers :it an advance of iSct
60c "V, thLs is owing, altogether, to their .uperiority over
WIT own State Flour. Our readers will therefore readily Un
derstand tine difference in our quotations. We stated at the
close of our last, that the Balt ic'a nee., Lad unsettled and de
pressAal the Flour market, mid that there were hint few buy
at over $7,50. Since then the market has rated steadily
at about the same figure for State. The Asia's nerve
Tuesday had in still further tendency I•i 41i - prone the markets
141 M nllll will no dank similarly affect the western
markets. 'fine sale reported 1111 One Merchant's Exchange
hooks from the 14th to the 19th foot up to 1,841 tbL., re, fol
low, Friday, 14t11-25n bble superfine Irmo tine wharf at
MERRY LA MB EMT,
;7.75; '3) this extra from store .40 Ws extra in lota at
Saturday--1:0 bltla an:pot - hue from wharf at $7.75.
Mooilay-90 blas superfine from store at $7,87: Mt tails do
at ;FA. Tueislay-20 111,, from the wharf at $7,60; 28 hula
at .4 , 5; 20 tails extra family from store at ,i-5,50; 40 bbl, ex
tra family in has at $0.62; 2111 obis superfine front the wharf
on private terms. :Ina 24 Wail extra from store at Sii,4o.
Weilueislay—M Mils extra front the Al hurt' it $7.7)1. Eye
Flour and Car,, Meal liars liven oil in small minntitie4. the
former at $5.751+ 104. an•l the tatter from wagon at 44..
I; It A IN is at pt - ant lin nutlally frill. Our ware-
1,11,, at, foil. and the milk are well ouppli..l; large rittnn
tit havln7 arrived In. below m ithin the par,t
il.• tut, ottly tve, said, from ntzr, I rep,t, the re.l can•
rty. which wet, ituit. tat Tnt.tclay nt 3,1 nal., ha,
Inr, Ina& from N, ;Iwo, It ns l u n n.:;11.4:t; tlivt fig
111 , I 11.•,% • .•1 pr, Flour
and man at,: the unt.,ttled state of the market The demand
Itye mei ill , n..t tip nearly l‘tte, 1,11,15,1.
_ape hush. I, le arose. nt th • latter figure. Oats are it ttittql
rotin,t. and :t r. fr •iti the „hart altil cletsits at
t. 11.1 from stole at :Vs' the salt, recorded on the
Ft.-hang,. tss•kt site , Friday fist op at I IttSt hot..
TI,. re hare Iwo] stone fett sole , ••f . Corn in One 'ar at from
Uto sl:nt, from tint hands. i 1 hurley there have been but
felt win., which hat e I•vert ritatle at from $1:65 hi $1:15.
IIUCKWII EAT FIJCII.. The nali— of Burl:idle:II. /aye
grvittl3 ,inge onr 1,4 and the market may 1.0
vigteil ann. with a doss iteiwil y give a gale
f IN. in :at pm ,art. at 100 Uu, 11,1 won.. mi.vei
I.cen niii•le in bulk lam a. low 11., The
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nut quoto 41111 at c 4, het. owing It, the
%, oath,. ilw idaymtliter SSty gonortillv but tho r
colon of 11.. g bras v, with no doubt ttio,arili.
Is, pot, last A lot of 900 bruit urrtroili
ho rr,.m toxiinotiiirii'. and flit• rocoititii liy railry
1 , •. , At o 0 ,1•111tig.. I.
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ICEMEN
Fntes of 'rllor..fir.,. December 90.
yi,11;!: %••1% litti.• o.g. .tl.•
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CATTLE MARIiET.
A I.Lb 111,1.. hKr ltd., 17. 1456.
Tlo r, vn. Lnt tt light ,rti,pl3 . i.o 1•••••+ 1111.,1
The Hog Market
iFroln Lau,.dl.• ('.,11r r. Iw•coml..r 17
The Hog Illarhet---Slnhghtering
hem .•f r in lh.gn, 11,1,1 quote
th , ut j.l. net The yhoodlier
arm thoug,ll Ilutit C,
bi 11,.! fi,v The 6.11111111 W 11,112,
W.. 10 011 full -‘,ll.lliiiig hint uµ ; l.l. lre
11,,, ulaiittliiet aiouild the fall+ up to
I ,d u‘maitik, wall ihe tiontliei I.tit ,nor in pcu, at
1110 Killed. 1311,, , 19, In Pt, 00,711..
New York Market•
Yi IPK, 111r111114'r - Tha ouu k. Irrrgulat
Oak!. an , l , Coutrul,
lieuditur Coltou Imo: 1:,00 Lab , al 01 ,
Z/rleone. Middling, and I'loll.l. fair l'irlanr.
Hour firm rad, 1,1,1,00 11110 film , 1 , ,000 b1,+..1141
l', , ru nctiNo.; lrO; I`l , l k artira; Polon .100 1.1.1.
l'aa•l sakat 1,n3 , 1 Kal,s ;;;Al 111111.-
1.1
, Lai 1.1. L. 11 , • wl6 n 144;0 10 ,
at luall'2 l I Sugar 11011.11 II,: 11,1, 0•0011111113 t 1O NI. ,
tirm 111 , 1 m 1111,111, Eiriwt-li Lori
lii I 1111 al ;O. 1101, Jnll : salar fg) 5c..1111 'au OF
T ,, la• firm; rale. Su lOulh Baron tl..11011•11 1111, .2.Uni 111.11
at I I 11,11,10 10‘ I'd.] I
011" 01 170 .2"..4. l'ho , au• Ito. 1110 1,1
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Philadelphia Market
1)..t
dun. and Kitlpifing bra/Idn urn 1 . 1,13 olle•ird nt ¢ w ‘‘tlitn , gl
11:1.figg .1:111 naks 1"i In.um ..3wimpitn ul Iris
twoordlng to Th...klogigl ICI 111k.wl
and 1,111.11 without 1111111 g.. .11111
gowd allot pi ir,u ',I v‘1.11., nl j. 1.9 wt.
Cluelizunti Markel
',NCI Det,ll I nn. ilOlll/111t1 11,1 11,11 r
i MII.I I.la. v, re n• )1 d I n lot. at =7 5U I n iirmu.
1200 /1.1111 Sl 10 baele prase r , vl Whoott wore ,o id m $1.;,0 ;
.•••tved during tho Lam 24 h0ne5...70 bbln Fluor. Prmisions
Sides 2200 green Thou. , nt 7 , ... 4:l4ss at
.I•• lodes 2000 Shies at Salet.:Ol br io 1100 land
at 0 2 1'.,' Mena Pork doll at 111,.. No I La..) 1104 lfogr..
Sale!. 1200 at $45,8703,56 : the roreltits Coll4llllll' tight. 0ra...,
The market Is very lira;; the holliern ol SoKar rued M,
la.ars ..
are .taltinF an ado:tare ; vale of 110) lags Rio (sft.
o.
n. snub at P2. l Witlsky...Sales Ills pa.
1.1.1. Irn) sa ngon . at 14 I.hlit I.lnowotl at 10 4 ,
nod 50 I.ble No. 1 Lard Owl al SI, both 1-1....11.
Baltimore Cattle Market
,LTIMMIE, Ihiceitilier 1 211.—The iiffarltign of thief Cattle ti
;ley were 1300 head, of which d-lu were driven (wit ward, ate
Ifa left over. The rinitninder Kohl at front „$'4.25 i., i , ,,25,1,0
11 , pi (11111; tales at $S 100 the,
64-Call at No. 164 Wood street, and
es
nmiue our stock of :4/FT HATS :uul WINTER CI.PS. Just ro
o•ived, a largo lot of Shanghai, Celestial, and other style, of
Caps, which we tvill soil low for cash. MOSCIAN & Ckr., tel
Ni'ond street. ort 18
NOTICE—The partnershipheretefere exist
log between Jarobl lOtitett,, D. Ihrstetter and G.W.
Nnith, under the firm of 110STrITER, SMITH ('O., was
dliewlved ou the '.9th day of November last, by the entire
iurehase of the interest of L. Hoidetter by Jacob Hostetter.
The business will lie conducted as heretofore, under the
trims of HOSTKTTER
JACY /II HOST
dec; U W SMITH
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MEM
RIVER NEWS.
THE Rrvan..-I..ut roning, at dunk, there were 8 fret 9
Inches water In the channel, by the pier maxim and falling.
Weather clear and cold.
Tug ~toam," minerTa " is the regular packet f.r
IN this evening; she leaven at 3 o'clock.
THE steamAr Diurnal," Capt. J. A. Shoals. i+ 1110 regular
ket f..r. Wheeling this morning: she leaves at 10 o'clock.
Yes-mar:Ai the 4tennwrs "St. Lawron," and -Metropolis
munonretl loading for New Orients.
Tne river at Cincinnati. on the 19th, njoo I;inr feet and war
intinning to rise fast.
Saw.D.—Ttie strainer T Teittman" wsa wild lately at
St. larilia for $lO.OOO. Di Capt. James Davis. of the steamer
hhitte Wayne."
CAPT. Goanors new hull at Ban Conrein',
lip-pull. Belle Vernn, on Wednesday, and will la• at the
trnling rently hi reeeive her encint, on She Inca-
Iran 150 feet in length on del:, and 30 feet la•am.
THE alcamrr '• Lurk. May will ptsitively I,ave on Sato,
doY• the 22nd. far Nashville. Capt. Robinson informs as it
I+ Ito to make a qui,k trip to ttio Marble City and
back.
THE following steamerH wore a.lvertiatal to lenVe St. Lonia
f”r thix city on the Atlelia, Eunice, North Star, Ar
gonaut and bel,an..n. 'rhe ,de, iera
li.,reign were advertised to leave, tonne date. for N. Orleau,
THE One pamsenger steamer Chicago, - Capt. John Slitink,
ill leave this morning nt 10 o'clock (or LoniArillo. Mopping
t Cincinnati. She will fill the vacancy of the regular packet,
king all the receiptml imssengers by the railroad.
Olin young townsman Capt. James Pettigrew is In charge
f the steamer Oobleu State." and lit St. Louis on the 18111
list for New Orleans. The St. Loins Remit.lion, says that
o is a great favorite with the traveling public. Success to
THE steamer •• Silver Way," (hpt. J. S. McMillan, hi now
'lading for St. Louis and will leave thin evening. She offers
goal opportunity for trawlers who are going, West. The
Wave" h as ecmllnut accommodatioux, with gentlemanly
ad obliging officers. (live her a call.
THE riteamer "Flag." Copt. French, arrived from the Tim
m.., river on Wedneadity night with 4fial:; Loa pig metal
and 65 sacks of wheat or part of her freight. She is adver
tined Is leave again thin evening for St. Limb, and Keokuk.
She will go through direct, and iiffers a flue opportunity to
rhippera and traveler',
clip the following front the St. Louis Republican,uf the
reseived by Adams A Co.'s Express:
Tile Rine is rile. liver has hoer a subject of
ainsiderahle interest strong steatilboatineti un the levee for
Ny . three ihos lent. Such a rise as re have just had is
sty unusual at this titre of the year, tuber the liver
to frerze reached the highest point of
le cell, arranstitrz to about ten feet, ...are titre 011 Sunday
light. Anti yostarda) 'trailing as torrid it al.out at a stand.
I .•1411111..1111..1 fallnis slightly during tar clay, and by six
it had noode,l al.rit six lisches.alid still
,attrires falling. Th.' 1.1...1 arrival, report (rem four to six
,ere rise hetween this port and rairr, but it and not grne far
.sloy. (`airo. We reesived another despatch from Tusclunbin
•s"tertia3, stating that the tkags river had risen 11 We
wesulne most of the tribitt:trieg of tho )li.ouri hay. , risen
a-ir Conn t erfetterx, Beware t--A reward is of
fur the detection of lklly p•lsin counterfeiting,
or the sender of any such counterfeit or imitation of
MEERIIA YE'S 1101.1.1 ND BITTERS. The graniino highly
c stem] trat...l Rolland Bittern is put up in hull pod bet/l,
4.1 y, ha ing the name of the proprietor, B. PACE, Jr.,
10 them. and lils signature aromid the nut k of each and es ,
y hot tle.
.leliglaful aroma, w. p.pular a reneNly fur F.•ver
uel Ague, Ws.saktauei of all klieln.
lemanclle.OnitiveueaA and lhlr,, eau In el/tamed frtall auy
ale re.i.....eta1.1.•
1.:1UTIoN ' —Re ett.rnful f..r It....rhave'lt I follend
Intl tx. Th, ,7 - rent ponttlanty fl, I. 111d111,41
Ily Inkitati,, Is h (1... -Inpulls -11
1.1 a,;Ln.,t intr
. 111,0114
I..t.tt by the pro
prh.t...,. I S l'A .In. "nh, !dint ufacturing
I uown•ttit-ht nod ChettionA, l'ittnburtrit, Pa.; 11. E.
LI:RS In Cu.. corner of Second and WOOl.l etrneht ; and
n4Anit, glaterally. decl9
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LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS.
THE PlTTtsi - ittal ANL CINCLSNATI
sTEAIII PACKET LINE,
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1 , 011 C•IS\ EY ANCF: ail PA , I, , ENGEII6 AN YREItiIIT
PIT. 6f_\
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Louisville
1113111=1111
15•1 o.Jlllf.frt, butt LINE OF SqllF3I
I . ET , 1.11 rl., It i mo.•t, Ft all the U. S. Mall
Stestilwr , fr..nt lrn.luu,tl I•, an,l samt
‘llll. mad fr,ightl ore twleted •.,ed
ficroti9h ;hilly tww Steamer. lAA,.
the I.the. u lIICh lIF•FF Cif the jug 6.40,
If .ifs. r ns I rb,r,
/rout Pilttheir9h.
ItUCK Y I.: STATE_.....NI. AT. Itt.t..rtito., tn, S pd..) .
CITY t IF E.ELINti Wl,t )I..llday.
A 11):N . „ I. N. t'OIICE.
CI NCI N N ATI . A LT. . .
I . IIILA 1)E1.1111 A . .1. 1;1,1, r. ..IThur.any.
PI:NNST LT A N ... IC u5u1,....; Friday .
l'ITTS10211(;11 1 ir k 11... .....
dila, :It 10 A M
Nip Ant, - time drlo k ipti the tm.rning of
&Piuinr
Fipt isitrt 'color:, applyin lwwnl, :pr to
.11111 N It. LIVINGSTON, 1 Agents,
JipllS FLACK,
NlPitin—Alieht Itcuot'
Ihrrsucr.,:n.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
The DIURNAL. Capt. J. A. Snots,. null Ow
FOREST CITY, Clll l l W V, will ran aa
(LEL I U LAII DAILY PACKETS letwna
bort.), Ft, ulvto111.• and IN'bocliug. stopping at all int.nt
.11ato lan to.
Tln. DID lINAL will Rata , ..a Mondaya,
nanl Frnlay a, at lu o'clock. A. 3L—ItiriVENING. sho
0111 1,11, NI I...nling no Tactala,, That "AA) ,1 and Saturtlityll,
at 1/ 1 11,. - 1, A. 11.
F , );;E. , r CH I s nil] Ms. leass Pitt:F.ol - 0i Tnisslays
11, rrsilii and Sat untas, at to oclts - k. A. NI.--I:.l.7rtniNlNG
On Mondays, Weiliirsiday+ and Fri
day,. at ; 0%d001i.. A. M.
J. U. COLLINGIVi )11, Agent.
N., 1.",5 Front .o root.
VII: 'arcing and Gallipoli Packet.
Tho oow and 'ph•udi.i pra,..ragor stoantor
NI 1\ Flit A, Caplan) JOIIN E
ill knrar for tho alI yr and
, hato ports ivory Pill DAI• AFTERNOON, at 4 o'cick. po,I.
141.1 ..E ni.1.1) or I.s
.1.5 S C 01.1.1 NS 0 01, 14,,,t
\ .N.l 11.1 N‘
Itegtalstr . V.eadaty
_Ptickr . l .. fn_r Wheeling
Marietta and Gaillopoll..
T
joH l .N to ‘ 34
3 t:4leldrudiJ l I
•l ltlld into n....itt- y TUF:SD.AY, Ett 4
k. I' M • h.,iu v,
. . .
Mar H.4.411i .4 I.:v.:Lg....apply on 6,1,1..4 - t•;
G. NI. IIAHTON, or C. HAI:NF.S. Ag;;111,
For Si. Lank*, Hannibal, quint.). xnd
The boo 1)117,44:or Meant.' PLAIi, Captain J.
A FR.Ericil, will leave I, 11,. ahoy e L ind lot,-
FRIDA). I.)• , :ember 21.:.t 10
•
1... t tip igld..t . ptaa,age apply t.n I,ard, or to
0,-20 1.. M. MARTI 'N, A,;ont.
_
Regular Louisville Packet.
Thu ateana, Captain .1. S. S ITN
NN ‘lll , O-n 111 leavo for Ow aboya
—nud Intertuediata Imola tat FRIDAY.
21nt, at 10 A. M.
put ILLL,Layrt• :apply L.IL 1... rd, or to
Ll,lO (111,1.115 t LA% LKID Lit Agentx
Tlls St.Clllll, W A9III NtTti:g CITY, Captain
6 1 . 41112111.T—C7erk., S. PEN" it•llVi•
(or tliti übwo nud Inturuiriltato jolts tin Mt .U.
D.k I),i . entl, tdtll, at 10 "'rid: A. M.
iit siii loan!, .it 10
For Memphis avid New Orleans.
The. .ieswr mtiltopous. Captain it 19.-
rid&`l l'4 LETT, 1 . ..1 the
illpori.. SKIT RDA Y. at 10
1111,,ag. apply
,lo t 9 LIN INCSFON k BARNES.
For Memphis, Vicksburg & New Orleans.
Ttko i.tea .
nier ST. LAWRENCE. Captain 11.
u o±iisiltrm..o—Clerk. J. Lemicti—willkaye for the
a tt o j a w-n. 0.11,0, ports en SATURDAY,
liecondiel '2'2.nt W A. V.
For freight or apply on Niardi nr to
rte. I'2 ltAlt> ES .0 FLACK, Agi.ot,
For Louisville.
The steamer CLIFTON. Captain Poe----Clerk,
D. MV.olo:—will for the loan
mediate port., TIIIS DAY, INTember I. at lu
k A. M.
For frpiglit or paNs:iglo apply on board. or to
In FLACK A BARNES. Agent+,
For St. Louts.
The steamer It. F. SASS, Captain .1. S.
Mt Limm--Clerlt, W. T. FlAttn—will leave for the
•= above anti intertuetham ports MI ESDA.Y.
December 2.6t1t. at 10 o'clock. A. Itf.
For freight or parsagn apply on board, or to
61,21 FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agt•lits.
Tho stmultir SILVER WAVE, Captain JOIjN
NIVIILLIN—LIerk, JAMES WILKINS—wiII kayo
for the wbovo and int. rinoiliate portil
DAY, Direm at 4 o'clocli E. M.
For (might or pa-silage apply on board.
The steamer DELEGATE, Captain S. DE.Ls.
will leave for the above mini Intermediate pat
on MONDAY, December at 10 o'clock A. 11.
For freight or pas,:agv nnply on board, or to
declB FLACK & LIVINGSTON. Agents.
• .
The otaarner LUCIE MAY, Capt. J. J. Rom,
KON—Clerk. A. Row?lsort, JR.—will iCGTO for the
above wtd intermediate ports ou SATURDAY,
Doomnber 22d, at 101. A. M.
r , r freight or passage appir on board. or to
drr3 FLACk t LIVINOSTON, Aguutet
. V. . -.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
viA., 9 I%l'llE, NV 112.11. IN TIM. LII 4.NN 11.
: 4 L.-111.•1,111e..
J B. l'arnoo, BIL , tlr, I,llteville..
I; 11 , 17%, :L L. on,
Ile,. r
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DEPARTED.
PlitSblll'ol, Cincinnati,
and Saint Louts
CEMIE!
For New Orleans
JOHN FLACK. :1;4.0
For St. Louis
For Nashville
For Nashville
AMUSEMENTS.
ArrctinigMlEManAttragTrßEe;rW. BOEM
Pacr9 or :RxiTn:7B°E.ler;LeneAs:.°Ye°6TEßand'
Boxes and Pargnette 50c. I Private Boxes, large $8 00
Second Tier Private Bolen, small... 500
Boxes for colored perisan. 25 rents.
ACW Certificate, securing seats, 12% cents extra.
frb• - Cutsplintentary Benefit to Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMDCA 21, 1855,
The new Comedy of
The Little Treasure--Gertrude, Miss Maggio Mit
chell; Maydetiblu.rh, Young; Howard, Mcßride; Lady
Florence, Mrs. Cunningham.
BALLAD Miss Entity 1.. Dow.
Aft,
Bob Nettles--Mona. Toorbillon. Mon.. Andrieti. (who
lots kindly volunteered 8,,t) Nottb,, Aliss Maggio Mit
chell; Woddelove, Young t. }',.nn,:.
°VIRTUAL
To conclude with
The Maid of the Milking
Maggie Mitchell; Philander, Cunningham; Algernon;
Ihdwis ; Diclion, Young. •
Doors open at curtail, rises at 7 o'clock.
GRAND PANORAMA
OF THE
SUNNY SOUTH AND GREAT WEST.
MASONIC HALL.
ANDRIEIi 'S CELEBRATED PANORA
MAS of a trip from to to the North, via St.
Louis, Alton, Detroit,
City of Chicago!
La Salle, Peoria, Peru, Cleveland and Toledo, and the finest
Lake Views In the World,
Will re-open in the above lan, on SATURDAY, December
25, 1855, and continue till further notice.
.IG".• Admission, 25 cents; children,lo. Family tickets,
ON CHRISTMAS DAY there will be three Grand naiad-
Lions—at 10, 3 and VA o'clock.
SATURDAY, the. =d, an Afternoon Exhibition at 3 o'clock
for the accommodation of families. dix.2o:d.epc
APOLLO HALL, FOURTH STREET.--For two
weeks only, commencing THURSDAY EVENING,
December 90th, 1855,
WHITE'S GRAND MIRROR OF CENTRAL AMERICA,
CALIFORNIA AND THE ISTHMUS.
This is one of the finest works of art in the United Staten,
living a trip from Chagreo to the Gold Mines in California—
giving a correct view of Chubs River, with all the impor
tant landing-places; the Crossing of the Isthmus; Panama
City, with all the Public Buildings, Interior of Churches, &c.;
Pacific Ocean; Coast of Nicaragua; Coast of Mexico; 'View of
San Francisco, with the priudpal streets; City of Sacramen
to, and the principal Rivers and Valleys up to the Mines;—
currying the beholder over rough mountain passes, beautiful
plains, and landing him in the B 1 lo of the world.
Everylx,dy should see this beautiful Painting, us it is the
!alit representation of that great country now exhibiting.
' "
Exhibition on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY APTER , -
NOUNS, commencing at 2 o'clock.
1:19,. Admission, 2.5 nuts; children, 15 cents.
In the ei cuing, loon open at curtain rises at 714
o'clock.
ORPHANS' FAIR !—A Fair will be held
MY HALL. anmencing on WEDNESDAY,
tho 19th. for the benefit of ST. PAUL'S ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Open day and evening.
•
/Ito- A Band of tri 11,1 w in attentlance.
AJmi,vion, lei ts. de.cl7
TOIIN IV. MTA.RTIIY, BILL POSTER and
tii :I(l.l,liti to the Pirating and Distributing
of nil kind; of
BILLS PM CONCBIITS, LECTURES, EXITIBITIONS. &c.
All 1,11311111 rwatim,---eitlaer by mall, telegraph, or
tb office of the Morning Pest, will reeeiee
prompt atty 0 lion. api
QUIIOOL (lEOGItAI'iIIES.-COLTON
10 ' , ITCH'S SERlF—S.—These are entirely near works. The
Maier have been drawn with mathematical and entnientilinn
aecurary, front Um latest and roost reliable authorities, and
hence exhibit the recent Surveys and Explorations; and
they are distinctly and beautifully enttraved. An important
hurt urn of the Male. is the rlnannunnwinuinl,,rtainty with altich
.dulent, trill learn at tir,t view the wale .4 mint main. inn
Innntln ~, n oncl'aphne and e n ttanann th•nint n• An n ynin K trial
nnl the rue nnl evn,ry .t.ntn• nnr- n n nntinntry. 1 . .. In Mal. in. inn-
. _
e•s:,:ti. , •ly by 'wild,' descriptions of the country it
• ylid•o.. toed hence I leogisphy and Atlas are in the 8:11110
?inch attention has been devoted to exhibiting the
Physical features of each country, so that the very pleasing
exercise of olmserving the animals peellliar t.. each part of the
world, in happily . provides'. The print being entirely new, is
Aso very pinto and twat: and all difficult names are care
fully and correctly pronounced. The wries consists of four
t niche. vie.:
(Siffini Et Filch's I 'rill - wry (kigrophy—Tu be ready in Ja in
114 r V,
6,11,41 d Fildit SChrki Geaparphy—Now readiy and
la !wing vatensively adopted.
11,11” d .tnm-ru•an &laxi aylgraphy—To bo randy
in April. The pagen and map, this book ore larger than
American ,rhadn Lace over meal.
‘hauto, of l'hysicul Geography—This t
though but a ory fen' tuonihs finished. is in 61.1 Nrwntdonu.nd
41131 11.. rintion ts noir is pro.. and consist,. of len
li , ni cvo... Roth it awl the Modern SciniolG,rgritphy
is•uu nn,lsu , ly olintino...l of the pul.linlierri. 3leszrs. J. 11.
011:F1 , S h. (11.. 17'2. Will stroei_ Noir York: or of it FL:FF.
I'. NIA XSON. their lipit. at (It r F's.;
rirrEllt,lN, hroling, V.. A
diseostit 1. , tho Si.'!'a.
Maps ! Maps ! Maps !
Map of the World; sire about iM square feet.
Prii, Stn.
Niaps of the United States and Canadm; size
nearly :al square feet. Price, $lO.
0,a4,11 . 6 Map of the United States an.l Mexico; size GS by
55 incl.., Pnee, $5.
ltoll'et Mutt Ettrot,e; elm" 58 by 44 inch., l'ricA, Vt.
Arol n large variety of (2,4tou's nut:tiler ifschttlsttg,
l', Mks 'Matte for ati cents.
All ran lwet.ipplietl by the Publi,hent'
GEO. P. hI.k.X&IN.
City Hotel. Pittsburgh, Pa.
S RINGLE MACIIINE.—KENDALL'a PATENT
ACTINtI RI VEIL AND SHAVEIL—The at
tention of shingle and Lumber dealers, speculators and
other, in diroetal to thin invaluable Invention, which to now
prenent.nl to the public as the fist and nay practleal ma
chine extant, for hiving and Shaving Shingb..s.
Various cutting and timing 111311alillt, have been Invenhnl
for making Shim,len, but it in a well known fact thar Shin
gles cut ur sawed 011 - o,i the grim are t COO HAUS) . for
1 - 00111.1:; pUrpo., Numerous inventions hive recently ap
peared for riving and shaving. and these have all been con
demned as wortble., from their imperfect metinni of riving,
consists of splatitui . from the nolo of the block but ono
nhittgle, whit!! almost invaxiably runs off. This difficulty is
entirely obviated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
Which first splits from thil Side of the block a piece thick
,mou;:h for two shingles, which Is separated in the resin.,
and by means of elastic guides each part is conducted
ihroagh it pair of approximating knives, which completes
tic. uperatimn ; thus producing two shingles at every revolu
tion.
This machine will rive and shave from the block three
thousand shingles per hour, of unilOrm thickness and taper,
superior in solidity and durability to those made by hand or
any other process.
Its operations are by no means confined to pine and other
soft wood, but works to equal advantage, oak, walnut, and
•very other description of timber that (.11 be split
The workings of the machine can be examined at 11. 11.
Items Furniture Buildings, Fifth street Pittsburgh.
To timber owners, shingle dealers, amt men of enterprise,
this opens a new held for speculation, as there is 1.10 similar
In ven den extant
The machine occupies but a small space, is of durable con
struction, and costs but about two hundred dollars, and a
n and two boys can make (non 25,000 to 30,000 shingles
per day.
For right of territory, or 11MC1.111.3, inquire at No. 31 Fifth
strett, or at the City Hotel.
Wrt„. All needed inforuudion will be forwarded by letter,
when desired. 0. K. CIiAMBIALIN, Agent.
nos 15:dtf
Neither with my eyo am with my faith will I trifle
pIPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED
wITII BAD siown—Persons suffering from Bad Sight,
arising from impaired cnuon. constitntiorml decay, old age.
or other causes, would do well P. call upon Dr. U. E. SHAW,
PRACTICAL OITICIAN. where they may rely upon getting
Snectaelesi scientifically adapted to the JUST NVANTS OF
VIE EYE. Addre,m, :in Fifth street, opposite A. A. Mnson's,
P. S.—Telenetmeg, Nlierweopes, Thermometers, and oven
article appertaining to tho Optician trade, kept and repaired
on the Intends,.
/40-iihneis iuoerh•d in old Fr .
119 . . Any ,Lick not ; I ppr k .vell id, exchanged free of ox
dec7:ly
01111 INI A SONS . I'IANO FOiZTES.
I i,l 1 Suns new style
l'Altl.lllt It 11,1) 1.1.17cuS as now un
-'
the may ho
ItuNt. atol will,Le ottenell .
I, - the ertnnualnul of the public on Mon
.lot , the 17th. Al-, une of then-
FULL t;RAN I) PIANOS,
.)1 the new wale, and with their new patent action.
Also. a full st,,di of their 6, G . ,ki and 7 octave Pianos, from
the plain rosewood to the richest style of carved work.
AI oa hound and for sale, at very low prices, a nunale•r of
Pin 11,1 from other makers.
All th.• 81....ve .01 1,0 suld at manufacturers' pricei, and
tea rr,fra,vl, by JOHN IL MELLON,
at., between Diamond alloy and Fourth st.
Solo Agent for CHICKSUM; A SONS' Pianos, fur Pitts
burgh and Western Pennsylvania. th.,15
PO BRIDGE BUlLDERS.—Proposals will
be received by the Board of Directors ei the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. addressed to the under
signed, until noon on TIIUItSDA Y. December 2ith,186.5, fur
furnishing the material+ and erecting the superstructure of
a double-track Railroad Bridge, mith wide sicle.walks for foot
paa+et.pr hv,a...rss the Allegheny river. at Pittsburgh. The
Lids are to i.e at a fixed price per lineal foot. for the length
the superstructure. to include all inatrriala and workman
ship. to complete the Bridge ready far inn., with a double
track; the Company furnishing the railroad irun for the
tracks, and the contractor all other material.
The Bridge will have seven spans, and its whole length
will be stout twelve hundred fit. The masonry. which is
.f the most permanent character. is in a forward state, the
piers being fifty feet lung and ten foot thick on the top; and
the eiederu abutment 111.1 some of the Mors being now up to
the taming. Tho superstructure will be required to be com
pleted by the first of September. 1856. MI will be received
fora Burr Bridge.' with heavy archer, counterbniced with
iron rods; and also for a •' Ifow.. Bridge," or any other well
tried plan, provided the bidder will secure tho Company
against all claims for patent rights. Nazis and specifications
will be ready for inspection at the Company's office. in the
city of Pittsburgh, on and otter the title hd.; and further
information may he, obtained from S. W. ROBERTS, Chief
Engineer. The Board of Directors reserve the right tot er
tract for the work in such a way as they may deem best fir
the Interests of the Company.
W. ROBINSON, Jr., President.
Pittsburgh, December I, 1855—fdec4:41]
WESTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL FOR
RENT, and the FURNITURE, FIXTURES, Ac.„ FOR
FA LE, with a lease of the premises for FIVE you-a—The side
scriber now offers for rent the Hotel, which ho has occupied
with a continual increased business for the last 12 yers,
known as the WESTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL, situated in
Market street, above Fifteenth, PHILADELPHIA. It ie
Large and conunodious, five stories high, and has UCCOMII/0-
&Wow, for about one hundred and fifty lodgers, and Stabling
for nearly sixty llor , es. It is considered one of the best
Hotel stands in the street; Ls convenient to the various Rail
roads Depots, Markets, Ac., and it being extensively known,
it is deenusl unnecessary to give details in an advertisement,
an pen.. wishing to purtinvo would undoubtedly call and
satisfy themselves of its advantages.
urn_ Particulars can be had by writing to, or calling on,
the sutwcriber, on the premises.
dee:3,llw JOSEPH WATERMAN.
White Fish! Fish! Fish!
RiKEEC & HUBBARD, SminusKr, Orno,
have for sale and keep constantly pn liteg fe b
hand, a full supply of FRESH AND SALT
MUTE FISH, and all other varieties of LAKE
0ct29."...nt is
And in Allegheny by
11. P. SCILWAIITZ, •
sepG;6mdaw) •• LIIE A. BECKLIA.M.
Palmer's Celebrated .Epleurean Saudi,:
QTANDS preeminent fur flavoring Solve,
kJ Gravies, Fist , Meat, Gaw NC., Ste. We ads ise all g ood
SATINETS, &c.—A. A. MASON & CO. housewives to try .,
it. Price 2•3 COWS per bottle, at all Grote
have received ten cases of Satinets, Beaver Cloths, and ry Stares in the United States and t)XnadaS•
other g oods for men's wear, which will be lb rind to be the For sale by It.PCLURO and G. IL KRYSEB, Pittsburgh.
best assortment yet offered. deelfi 1
P. T. WItIOIIT A CO.,
241 Market street, Phindelplds....
____
SCUTTERS—A large assortment of to]
kJ the various sorts, for band or power; priros from to
$45; for sale by laecl9l JAMES WARDROP.
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HOLLAND BITTERS
r4ll='!w7mirm.m7 , Tl
Eck Hollandsch Kruiden, Bitters.
rrIVO YEARS have °lapsed since the intro
duction of this valuable ma i no into the United States.
During this time it has phis I rnircrua popularity on a
remedy
Fener and Ague, Dyspqat . ditestirm, Headache,
Loss of Appctdr, Ch.airenem,
Blind and Blallint, Pike.
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to its wonderful
efficacy in all affections of the stomach and liver. As a
tonic, it never luta been equalled, for the relief it affords in
all cases of debility or weakness of any kind is almost in
stantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic affec
tions, it has in numerous instances) proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided cure.
Whorl eminent physicians prescribe, and their patients so
unhesitatingly recommend, surely see may cease t
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
HEVES AND AGIJE.
A Clue of Eight Months' Standing Cku•et by Bxrhents Wor
land Bilters.—lnclutel Kelly, No. 117 Grant., near - Smlthdeld
street, says : " Last July, while running on the river, on a
cotton boat plying between Natchez and Now Orleans, I was
taken with fever and ague. For eight long months I suffered
with this dreadful disease. The greater part of this Unto I
was unable to work, and spent at least fifty dollars tot dtf
ferent medicines, but I found no permanent relief. Three
weeks ago, one of my friends insisted upon my trying Boer
hare's Holland Bitters, saying that a cure was guaranteed.
After taking it for ono week, I must state I was a sound
man. I have been at work now for two weeks, and have
had no return of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify tfie above etatement le true.
Tnoxes ADAMS, Diamond House,
Or at R. Chester's, Gothic Roll
Mr. Silas Liscomb, of Birmingham, says: "I have found
in Iloerhave's Bitters a remedy for headache and debility.
My wife has also used It with the greatest benefit"
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that ho
has experienced much relief from its use for headache.
A Ilalawices reziimony.—Jacob Rinskes, Hying in the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, 'Wisconsin, soya: "After
suffering for some time the misery attending an utter prose
tration of mind and body, I have been resloreit, by using
lioerhave's Holland Bitters, to perfect health."
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute among
the Hollanders in Wisconsin, Michigan,New York—in fact,
in every Holland settlement in the nited States—argues
much In its favor.
Mr.. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: "When I commenced taking
Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNESS OF rat: STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
A nailer Great Core Iffectol by Boer/tare's Holland Bitters.
—The wife of Peter Do Witte, living in Holland Town. She
bey,gan county, Wisconsin, suffered much from weakness!' of
the stomach and indigestion. She had been nuder a physi
cian's care for some time, but the disease seemed to battle
even his skilL She purchased some Holland Bitters at our
Mike, which line given tone to her stomach, her appetite and
strength are returning, awl we firmly believe that this is
another great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still to record ninny wonderful cares effected by
this remedy, knit must 'teit another opportunity. Due thing
you can rely upon, what we have publish,' are from persons
much ronwetcsl in our community, and are Literally true.
J. Qtmrrlin,
FAiit ,r Sheboygan Nieuwbude, Sheboygan, Wis.
A Case. of Two Months' Standing Cured by Boerhare's Hol
land Billers.--Georgo Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says: "After
sofforing for three months with rheumatism—a part of the
time no severely as to confine nio to my toil—l have been
entirely cared by acing B.n•rhate's Flolland Bitters. I have
hail one attack since, hut found almost Instantaneous relief
in the aline mislicine. It is, in my opinion, a sure remedy
for rheumatism."
This chakigeable weather is likely to produce am - eat deal
of sickness. To persons tivuldisl with nervous or rheumatic
affections, we would recommend Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
On referring to our columns you will find certificates from
some of our first German and English citizeus.—Pennty/-
vanM 'toots Z.eilung.
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We are at liberty to refer to several troll known gentle
men, who have used. thoroughly Lebted, and 1111 W recomme n d
Iktrhave's llolland Bitten, as a remedy for piles. We are
not at liberty to publish their names, but will take pleasure
in ref erring any person to them who denim, this statement.
For this affection. one-half of the prescribed claw should
he taken—say half.tempoonful—mornlog, noon and night,
one hour before meals.
The great tspularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many imitations, which the pnblic should guard against par
dmsing. Ile not persuaded to hay anything else until you
have given Boerhave',4 Holland Babas a fair trial. One bot
tle sill convince you how infinitely superior it is to all these
imitations.
/Yee Sold at $l per bottle, or sic bottles fur $5, by the solo
proprietors, BENJAMIN PACE. 3R, b. CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemist's •
-or. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
IL E. SELLERS & CO, Druggists,
corner Second and Wood streets.
And :1.11 Druggist, in Pitt burgh, Allegheny, Birmingham,
Nlanchenter and Tempemneeville. sep2f4dawly
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A PIIENOMEWO_V LV .211EDICINE.
Health Restored and Life Lengthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR,
IT WILL replace weakness with strength,
Incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity, and this not only without hazard of reac
tion, bat with a happy effort on the general organization.
itt- Bear in mind that all malailimi, wherever they begin,
finish with the nervous system, and that the paralization of
the nerve of motion and fieLlSaiioll is physical death. Bear
in mind, also, that for every kind of nervous disease, the
Elixir Cordial is the only reliable preparation known.
No langrimps can convey an adequate idea of the immedi•
ate and almost miraculous change which it occasions in the
diseased, debilitated and shattered nervous system, whethir
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sickness—the unstrung and relaxed organization le at once
braced, revivified and built up. The mental and physical
symptoms of nervous disease vanish together under its influ
ence. Nor is the effect temporary; for the Cordial propertiel_
of the medisine reach the constitution ids tf and restore it
to its normal condition.
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of selfdestriaction
—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostration, irritabili
ty, nervousness, inability to sleep, disease incident to males,
decay of the propagating functions, hysteria, monomania,
vague terrors, palpitation of the heart, impotency, constipa
tion, etc., from whatever causes arising is, if there be any
reliance to be places' on human testimony, absolutely infal
lible. . _
The unparalli led effects of this great mtoratiXO In all
complaints incident to females, mark a HOW gra in the annals
of medicine. Thouaands of stimulants have been invented—
thousands of iuvigorants concocted--all purporting to ho
specified in the varions diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
Who suffers from weaknesa, derangement, nervoustis, ter
morn, pains in the back, or any other disorder, whether pe
culiar to her sex, or common to both sexes—should glee the
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
Or others, will rind this Cordial, after they have used a bot
th, or two, a thorough regenemtur of the system. In all
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy o&
spring, who would not have been so but for this extraordi
nary preparation. And it is equally potent for the many
lisoases for which it is recommended. Thousands of young
turn have been restored by using it, and not in a single in
stance has it failed to benefit them.
Or consumptive habits, are restored by the use of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pals yel
biw, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
These are some of the aid and melancholy effects produced
by early habits of youth, viz: weakness of the back and
limbs, pains in the head, dimness of sight, logs of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous irrita
bility, derangement of the digestive functions, general de
bility, symptoms of ixnenunptions, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are much to be
dreaded. lams of memory, confession of ideas, depression of
spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, ...if-distrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of the evils produced.
All thus aillict,d,
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most no
te:wary requisites to promote connubial happiness; indeed,
without these, the journey through life becomes a weary
proopeet hourly darkens tho view; the mind
lacomes '' sbadotred with despair, and IMF,' with the melan
choly reflection that the happiness of another becomes
blighted with your own.
CAUTION!
Dr. Morso's Invigorating Conlin.' ham been counterfeited by
tome unprincipled rersoll-,
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the proprietor's
fae-situile pasted over the cork of each bottle,aud the folkivr
words blown in tie gloss:
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial.
C. It. RING, Proprietor, N. Y.
The Cordial Ia pat up, highly cooceutceicet, 1,, pint bottles
—price three dollars per bottle, two for live dollars, Biz for
twelve dollars- C. U. RI:C(1, Proprietor,
1971 Broadway, N. Y.
F.lO by Drun- , ists throughout the limited States, Canada
and the West I ndira.
JAMP4 T. SA3IPLE & CO.;
P. 1 LE3ll:cii.
Agent for 01ti0...J. D. PAILK, Cincinnati [epll;tittely
. _ _ •
F. Brown's Essence of Jamaica Ginger.;
THIS ESSENCE is a preparation of unusual
excellence. In ordinary illarrlicea, incipient cholera,
in short, in all cases of prostration of the digestive functions,
it is of inestimable value. During the prevalence of epidemic
cholera and summer complaints, it to peculiarly efficacious;
no family, individual or traveler should be without It.
Cornea.—Be sure to get the genuine Essence which is
prepared only by F. BROWN, at his Drug and Cbsitiled
Store, N. IL corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets,
phis., and for sale by all the respectable Aiwthecarfes lit
United Staten, and in Pittsburgh by
It. A. FAIINESTOCK b OD.,
SCULLY A. CO.
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MEDIC A L.
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ILEADACIIE AND DEBILITY.
HEAD TlllBl
STRENGTH AND H.EALTH RESTORED
NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
IE3IEB
DR. MORSE'S
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
LOSS OF MEMORY,
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES
PERSONS OF PALE MNIPLEX_ION,
MARIE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
CM=
Pittsburgh Da. GEO. 11. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood et.
FLE2dING BROS, No. Co Wood streetx
. --1 L E. SELLERS, Wood street.
Allegheny 31'KEN NAN ;
- •
CODFISH--44 quintals just received and
N../ for male by 1 , 1(0] SMiTU, MAIN g LIUNTER.
.~ ~ ~'-` may: _^.,.