The daily Pittsburgh gazette., February 11, 1864, Image 4

Pttigntrfrgizettit ,
THURSDAY HORNING• FE8.11.1861
C 1 i 4ND SUBURBAN.
From Inaterdav'n Evening Gazette
liatroatia In Pennsylvania.
The Philadelphia Nora Amen... says
.tWidlithe spring, which is now fast approach•
tag, several railroads In ourtate will be core.
ra
plated and put in opotii .
Of these the
most important in all res eta will be the
Philadelphia and .ErieLltailread, affording the
long sought connection between Lake Erie
and the Delaware. The prospects of this road
will be neon at a glance to be brilliant. In
addition col the immense oil trade of the Ve
nting° region, for which it will afford a direct
route t o phil e delpida, much shorter than any
other to tidewater, a number of valuable coal
mites have been opened in anticipation of the
completion of the work, and will send their
tributes to Philadelphia and Erie.
"In the oil region ..nil the country West of
it a number of branches of the Atlantic and
great Western road are in progress, whic h
promise great results for some hitherto very
mach isolated counties. The immense value
of the oil trade will soon cause the whole re
_gionso be traversed by railroads in every di•
erection. The Atlantic and Groat Western
Railroad has proved very profitable, and as it
is becoming the main line westward of the
New York and Erie road, it is of unueual
value to Meadville and other towns along its
route. Crawford county has increased very
largely In population through the influence of
this road and of the oil trade.
"The Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad, which
will be finished and. in running order about
the same time with the Philadelphia and Erie,
lea work of much consequence to the whole
western tier of counties. It will traverse a
region rich in mineral and agricultural re
sources, and add materially to the trade of
both Pittsburgh and Erie,while it must enhance
the prosperity of the country concerned. It
will afford many advantages to both Pith
burgh and Erie, in view of which it is surpris
ing that the line was not built long since.
The Reading and Columbia Railroad will
also be completed this spring. It will afford
an manned trade and travel to a rich and
popolons region in the counties of Herbs and
Lancaster, not previously accommodated.
This link will extend to the Susquehanna Me
' er the chain of railways formed by the New
Jersey Central, Lehigh Valley, Eist Penns) i-
Tanta, and Ending and Columbia lines.
...A number of branches of the Pennsylvania
road in various parts of the State are in pro
gress, and in earl.s stages of advanoemeut,
but we have not the iefortnation requisite for
a statement respecting them. We presume,
also, that with the completion of the Erie
soma of the branches projected in connection
with that work will be pushed forward, as by
means of these too trade of the main line itself
will be largely increased, and the whole of
northern Peensylvania Le rendered tributeey
to it. At the present session of the State Legis
lature a number of new pr. jects have mane to
- light, some of which seem quite premising '•
After alluding to the gradeal development
of the railway system in our State, the editor
unnelUdefil ante :
"No one need he under any 'ear of over•
doing the matter. The State hot never yet
been adequately supplied with railways. Her
awn growth has always kept ahead of that of
her r dicey system, and tnere it not n road
now projected which would net be a profitable
itivestnnent if eon:Tic:ed. Pennsylvania has
now a mile of railroad for every thousand of
her population, while Indiana has a mile for
every four hundred and flit; of her icLiabit
ants, and has none' el the rant stores of iron,
real, lumbar, lime,teno, marble, etc., which
we po.sess to furnish trade for her roads.
Had no relatively the same supply of rail.
• roads ..1 Indiana. we should have six thous
_ arid coven wundrwi toiler; and if we take into
coesideration theists... superiority of Penn-
Weenie. over Indiana in wealth, commerce,
mineral lanottreed and manufactures, ten
thousand miles of rend seauld be ne more
that a fair supply.
••We °Gunmen.' these things to the consid
ered,.o of our people, and especially of those
• • kio have been apprehensive et overdoing the
rallrued 'easiness. The western States owe
- very much of their later growth to the cue,
mous tineeiqent of their redroad systems,
whereby The) wn
hare renaerta their lands no•
corsible and at ailable for settlement. If we
" could attain to cur full supply of railroad
facilities, ten thousand miles, how great would
'he the progress of Pennsylvania' Should our
population keep pace with it, we should then
reckon ten millions of souls. If we had sot .
Orient confidence in ocr own future and in the
boendless resources et war Coln mons ankh, we
should find co difficulty in ottaieing this re
set, and in view of its grandeur let us en
-' dearer to meke commensurate exertions,
since any outlay of money would be fully
warranted by the and in view."
Meeting . of Coal Men.
17 •An important meeting of root into convened
at the 13,..tril of Trade Rooms, It one and
half o'clock, on Toemlay afternoon.
The meeting came to enter. A. D. Smith,
President, in the t'h.dr. Thirty-four mom•
here present.
James O'G.nnar,Secretary• road the min•
otee of the proceedings of the last meeting
which were approved.
The Committee on Locks reported progress,
and asked to be continued, which was granted.
Mr. hlcquiston, from the Coo:mitts , on Dig
ging. reported that in roma instances digging
had been ruined to flee cents per bushel by the
employers, in anticipation of a demand being
I, -made by the employees for an advance.
7.7 Drsvo made some remarks, in wbi.•h he
stated that Miners were plenty and noxious
for employment, and he had no doubt a suf
.-Ardency of hands, st four cents per barbel,
would be obtained. Do suggrAted that a com
mittee bo appointed to wait on the employers
and urge a suspension of the operations, un
less miners agree to work for lour cents per
bushel.
Mr. W. 11. Brown raid, in Illinois miners
wore paid but four cents per bushel for mining
coal ; at Stenbenvile, and throughout Oslo,
but three and a half cents is paid. At these
place., heretofore, one cent per bushel more
had been paid to miners than had been paid
them in this vicinity.
Mr. O'Connor suggested that a committee
-- be appointed by the employers and one by the
operative., to ascertain if these matters can
not he amicably oompronalsea and arranged
to the eattafaction of all parries.
Jame, O'Connor, Esq.. offered the follow.
Revsleed, That a committee of six be ap
pointed to meet a similar committee of the
reproeentatives of the coal diggere, and freely
explain the neeee.ity of reducing the price of
mining to four cents ptr barbel, and !cowl to
thin Exchange on Tomday, February lOth.
The following named gentlemen were , ap.
pointed on the above committee June M.
Bailey, William 11. Brown, SiMpOIIZI Horner,
John F. Draro, MeQ•iirton, James
After Como deeultory remarks tryfilMeilre.
Bravo, Colvin, Bailey, Miller, O'Connor, 'and
the Prosi3ent, the rmolutien with the com
mittee ensued, was salvias&
Mr. Drarooffored the f
IfcgtArd, That a committee of fifteen be
chosen, two from each pool, authorized to wait
en the owners of mines, and get them to agree
in writing not to pay Over four rents per
bn.hel from the lst of March, 1861, and to
iotathe Pittsburgh Coal Exchange—the Com•
mitten to report this day week.
A miner being present cot called on for by
views, and ho elated to the mooting that if
the prior of coal foil in the marked down the
ricer, in Cincinnati sod Louisville, the prise
of mining coat would fall here. If It raised
in pries there, the price of digging would
rahs. lie also stared that rho cool diggers on
the Monongahela and tow Mill gun did not
averaged,. two dollars par day.
' Mr. Prase, it answer, stated that he bad
men in his employ who made ton dollar. •
day.
ADO lir,/ gentleman, "base name we did not
hoax, sold ha had hands that made twelve dol
lars and twenty-deo coots per day.
• The resolution eras then adopted, and the
following p er appointed on the h e
'mitten: -
—That Pool,'Yonahlogheny—Wro. Robbins,
Robert Grinnell. F Manoogehela—
Mr. Watson, Wm, Re m man. Second Pool,
Monongahela—Mr. Cousin, John F. Drove.
"Third Pool, Monongahela-31r. Rodgers,
Mr. Coultas. Fourth Pool, Monongahela—
Wm. Clark, Mark WWl:tett. Snwml L Bun—
Behest Long, Mr. Co)rin, Mr. prey. Oppo
site Fittshurgb---Jaa. M. Dailey, Thos. Disk-
Oath
(Ye4haor moved that ac9mpittea, eon
gaitsiliOf the President and two ether mem-
Wee( the Ezehange,bo appointed to call on
04 firm Oft an d atk their eo-operation.
enternitles canting of the President,
aid kfritta. fl'Oftnfri roml.llnivo. •
toa,Vrillidet Maley, Itobert Long,
V.
tie r a t ` s 0. k 'l/4ersin, titeektnote',t
pici !
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akmw664 bra ViDteigry 16th,
44./ F
•
A. special meeting of Msotchester Council
vas held hut evening—Burgess Spratt In toe
.hair.
Mr: Misr plan:Lloyd an ordinance author.
Wag thd. Ylniece Committee of Connell to
issue. tensity tcn year slx par - dent. coupon
heave! tti7 dedomination of SMIO each, nod
radaatlla,in ten 7.005 after date; the pro
ved& of.thiehoeds to be applied to the lhaul.
lotion Of try:nett indebtedness of the borough.
The members of Council gave expreseion to
their indivil views on the adoption of the
ordinance. 4 Wm deemed advisable that log.
hdative authority should be obtained before
the bonds could be Issued.
After a free and fall interchange of opinion,
Mr. Phelps moved that the Ordinance Com
mittee, in conjunction with the Borough So
licitor, be instructed to prepare an apt to be
presented to the Legislature, authorising
Council to borrow $lO,OOO for the use of the
borough. The motion was unanlmouely
adopted.
Burgess Sprott read the Act of Assembly
relative to the grading and paving of the
streets in the borough, the proviso to which
the Council desired to have repealed. The
proviso seta:forth that tho Council shall not
pave or grade any bat certain streets named,
unless petitioned for oy a majority of the
property holders on any street desired to be
improved. The Council wore to laver of
having the proviso repealed, and the mot so
amended as to give Council the authority to
pave any street, lane or alloy in the borough
that in their opinion may be deemed malle
able.
The Bargees ouggeetea that if the people
understood their own interest, they would
favor the grading and paving of the streets.
It cost the borough eome three or four hun
dred dollars each year to keep the muddy
streets in a passable condition.
Mr. Patterson thought there would he no
difficulty in the matter. lie moved that the
Street Committee, in conjunction with the
Solicitor, be authorized to prepare a bill to
procure the necessary legislation, giving the
Council authority to grade and pave any
street, lane or alley the Council may think
pro
The Bargees suggested that the Act relative
to the grading and paving of the sidewalks
should be made to eorristpond with the street
law, in the matter of collecting the expensee
for suoh improvement.
.Mr. Patterson amenaedlie motion so as to
include the pav
ne- iog and grading of eideeralke.
It wee geally euggeeted that the act be
prepared similar to that now in force in Alle
gheny oity, and the repeal of all other ewe
relative to grading and paving in the bor
ough be asked fur.
The Improvement of the Ohlo River,
The--Wheeling ftseUi et, r, in publishing
the eircultir issued by the Louisville Board of
Trade, calling a contention of delegates las
euggeeted by the Pittsburgh Board of Trade
to meet in Louisville on the 24th inst., to con
sider the subject of the Improvement of the
navigation of the Ohio river, says:
"To the holding of such a oonvention as
proposed no one can object, whatever may be
his opinion on the policy of meddling with the
pres•nt navigation of the Ohio,river. So lot
as we hare seen. but one side of thequestion
has been discussed in any of the Ohio river
valley papers. Our Pittaburgh selomze• are
clamorous for slack-water n•vigation. They
no doubt think it would be a great thing for
Pittsburgh. But would it really be a gri at
thing for that city, or for Wheeling, or for
any other city or town along the river ? That
Is the question which ought first and chiefly
to come before the Louisville convention. A
gentleman of this city, oho has taken n con
siderable interest in all that affects the nav
igation of the Ohio, has submitted to us the
following questions. It eeems tone that there
is a great deal in them that might well claim
the certain attention of the Louisville con
vention. Rio questions are as follow: .
"Would elackereter navigation of the Ohio
river be an improvement? Would not the
pools freeze eooner, and remain frozen longer 7
Could weever have freight as cheap as we now
do when the river is in good stage ? If not,
would it be an improvement to ton the heavy
shipments in the spring, in order to retort, less
rates as the lighter shipments of the summer
Flow about accidentsin or to the locks
in the active business season : W cold rafts
and flatboats be as well acconosiod•ted as at
present? In the spring
dams rush wouWldould they
ttiti
be
eked or go over the
water be as good for family use to the cities
and towns on the river These and other
queetions should be satOlsetorily onswe red,-
herons the slackerater plan is adopted.'•
Pitt Township on the Draft
In ptIrSIVIIIN , of an adjournment, the eiti
tens of Pitt township met at the Oakland
Public School House to receive the report of
the delegate,. to the County Convention, and
to make all necessary arrangements to fill
their quote at once in the coming draft.
The several collecting committees reported
progress and assured the meeting that with
the aid of the county bond, to be Issued, they
would be able to collect a sufficient sum of
money to fill the quota of the township by the
end of the W..,
On motion o f A. W. Folder,
Isaac Jones,
President, and E. P. donee, Secry, were
rrangement , to fill
authorised to make all a
Oar quota, and draw OD the TlVllStirel of the
Bounty Fund of Pitt township for • liberal
bounty for each person regularly mustered in
and credited to the township.
On motion of W. _A- Herron, the meeting
, adjourned tomcat on Saturday evening neat.
I at the Minersville Public School thence, and
it is requestedlhat all loyal and patriotic cit-
Siena of the township be present.
Stabbinggiray at Late rtlir t I tile.
Charles Friar. of Stewartstown, appeared
before Mayor Lowry, and preferred a charge
of assault and battery with intent to kill
against Roger Jeffrey, of Lawrenceville.
The information states that on the morning
of the 17th of January, between ono and two
o'clock, a difficulty occurred near the Arsenal,
during which the defendant unsuited a broth
er tithe prosecutor, striking him in the fact.
The prosecutor, by way of defending his
brother, struck Jeffrey in return, when the
latter drew off his coat, pulled a knife, and
stabbed him in the back, under the shoulder
blade. Je ff rey was arrested to-day, and en
tered bail in SMlo, to answer at the next term
of the Criminal Court.
B.vLes of Stuck by Davis k MeliWlarte, Asv
tioneers, on Tuesday evening, at the Commcr
vial Sales Rooms, No. :4, Filth street.
Exchange Bank.. 68,00
Iron City Bank 63,25
Mechanics Rank.. 62,00
Oasis - Ds Rank.
61,23
do .. 81.00
Allegheny Bank 56,75
Merchants & Manufacturers Bank 55,
Iron City Trust Company.. 51,7755
Pittaborigh Gas Company 84,00
Peoples Insurance Company 28,75
Allegheny Insurance Company ... - 28,50
(111.1111 EXlol..llolll.—Proparations are
making for en extraordinary Influx of Ger
man emigrants during the next its months.
Societies have louts formed firemen and
Hamburg, and from the inducements which
have been made, the influx of German ele
ment In this country will be Larger than ever
known before. Industrious and thrifty Ger
mans have done ninth in building up the
prosperity of the United States, and they are
always welcome to our shores.
HVICTIZGDON COVATY Al. THE Dater.--The
spirit of recruiting and paying It-enl bounties
is ng rapidly ln this dintriet. The trout
of the borough—forty-three under the cell fur
500,000 men -11 almost foil. The chiles. of
that place have subscribed about. $4,000,
nearly all of which hu already been paid out
In bounties.
Kirocwstirs.—Jacob Bergner and Kind Baines
ware yesterday arrested by °Meer Lowe, on a
*imp of threateniog to me a pair of knurl:
tars upon a party against whom they had a
grudge. The oMeer saw one of tho men pus
the weapon to the other, and hence their
arrest. In derma of • fine, they ware com
a to jail by Mayor Lowry.
Was bicirruro ti Wgzsrago.-6 large and
enthrislastio war meeting was bald in Wheel
log, on Monday evening, at *Mats it was el
log,
urgently 'aloft. the Supervisors of
Ohio county to levy a tax auffielet4 to pay a
prior to the let of March. The county i.
tics, it is said, will levy the tax.
Arrri-liorrrr Bonn Marnsa.—A call Will
bo found to our advertising columns to-day,
for ► meeting of ell those nitre:l4o( the county
who em opposed to the further. Increase of our
indebtedness, by the nine of bonds to provide
a bounty for volunteen. The meeting will
assemble on Tuesday, the 16th inst., ►t the
Court House.
RCLIXT Fosa.—Haar Weal>, A LLICORTAY. —
Thove soldiers families who are entitled to a
share of this,fand, fa the Fult Ward, Alla.
teeny,- ate requested Co call open-Alderman
r t
r, corner of Lagoa and Federal itrau,
or Col. John Slddons, , Rebaxas street, and re
ptile& tnelrahare,'withent st
Agit. i lt s:ititirtxis.--Itayor Leirrjr_to
WI Oita Itßy - bait* . Ilowto •of lionise,
obwged, on ootoplefixt blupartati, Irian
toe•nigibilify.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ft I TTEIBU ltti it SVIARSTS.
WaMissali. robruary 10. 1364.
CalAlN—Whosl t dun awl tiro 'ping, sale of I
Oar prin. Iled alu, I, dull and nom
-31,12 to $1.15 from wharf
11.10a1.20 (rob ram,. Barley Is quiet but tinchang .
ed; mall sales from sragoo al II.N , for PPriag• and
31,:0 for Van 011 e may quo,' at al .002 from
4,1.4, and II to ht., from el ,t salsa.
PROVISIONS t• u.• II .1 111
the ea opts a that tit, sur . ed Shoulders
poue.sll, •ud Ragas 1 r,d
Ilatus at hie s .. Lord Is .01.1 but Ilan ut Ile 1 , 1
idquAs rill tsudcrod Ilea Pork rmatus about al
11. 4 , 01 L WHEELING, NIAIGF:r- ir1"...• %,
..L . TA AND ZAN Esl 1L1.E.-lite him....7.4...A" ,
passenger ' , tram , E M NI A oil?, LIAM. Monroe Ayres,
Command, ham Pittenurgi. every TL EADA y, to
4p. or.. and Zaneerille ev4r) FRIDAY. at e &doe's
a.. tn. The new steam, Jl' 1.1 .1. Wm. Coulson. 4. ,, m•
ruandsr,,leanno Pittsburgh too, ~ATURDAY, at 1 I
p. En., and Zone, De over,' 'I I'E,I.A Y, at A a'cloch
a.. tr. V.•r froight or pao.aga apply on Ward or to
J D. tUL LI NieW VOD, Agent,
Plttaburgh ;
R. S. PIERCE SC... Agents.
0021 lanewville, i thin.
QATUItDAY PACIET FOR jr_.: , ; , .."
o•-7 (Ilion NATI --TI. tins steamer
rat.., PAIIAOON, rapt. Donnelly, e 11l boars as aloeat
FISH-More active but unchanged. Saha of '2 , 1 lo o'clock a. tn.
bble LargeM No 1 aekctel at F11.00;1. 0 half bble do ! For frt ight orJn pa•sageliN le L A C
,l y un ;ward fir to
.
at .qt.,?_:.; and 1 , 0 half bide Slidiunt do at Sr,::..
fell J D cULLINGWoOD.} Agee w.
RAT-Quiet and unchangotl. ell. on wharf of 2 i Ao l , ( ii N
I 1 .S .-- .S - A Tik 14
411: - 1 - -.7' .
tots haled. prune Timothy, of al':. '.' P er ''' n, nn'i t' I I 14VILLE - The fin.• nen proachger --.WiSX ,
loads from scales at s3.".eia.to. ; at-earner NEW ll;IIK... tpt. R.. 1 Lightner, It dl
DRIED FRI IT -unci.onged, sale of I.e , hush Ap. len , e ILA above TEI DAV, 110, inst.. at 4p. to
at at 12,10 per I..talie I. l',.echca mar to' cnoted at F"' Ir.t .b t or 3..n.'irser,lPl,,knn bard '•r to
lot per pound.
r e p J. I , C.I.LINGWooD.; 'n .". *
Pittsburgh Petroleum Market. 1 LiOtt EVAN: 4 V ILI, k 4:, CAIRO
, .11.! AND ST. LOI' 18 -lb.. new and
1 a'...
For_ IU- - The market for Crude wan considerably ,,,,,,,,, „,,,. r .„ t. ,,,, E ,,,,, , ~.A m. ~. A. 6 ,,,,,,,,,. ,
firma to-day, and, with a paal demand, and light ;E. E. Rinehart. i'Dok. will leave to Om.. on
receipts, prices manifest an upward tendency. Ws 1 TipslUßnDAt Y.
••thc II th imd
freigh p•saage apply on board or to
note some anvil sales at lac in bulk, .02 'Llitia:3‘..tc i f,,, J 111 ES COL LI NS a CO., Agent ,
. - _ -
in bbin, according to lann''',' At t'''''''' of ti ' ' I ' kin. 'CA I itT, i sT. Lotls.— ..
teaticst tome holders, were asking amaterial ad. -. The ,., , ...„,.„,„. ~,..s . A r„ , „ ArA
raise Orar the 11.1.0 1 11 , quotations. Refined to firm 1 ,4, i it C. urigudi all , i na r, ~,, ~,,h.o „ , on Tuts DAT,
'without luoUble thongs. Qnotati..us may be fairly 11:h loot., at I o'. look ii a.
glean at Watit4oc in bond and o, free, for prune i n°.' fr'' , . ,nt "i r:rt e i .,, ,
, T, .1,y, , , , r 1.... rd• ., .
city brands. Naptha and Residuum remota gotel, f,..1 J. D. Ct. Lid NGWOOD,} ni Ti ' •
'rich searse'y doing to eetabilah quotathons. . y .
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1.4 pouted .
URUCCILI fiugst• Ter, firm. s ith mu up
•n4 tet.leuty lu prsco, sole of , pr.m-
Orleatu, al It.. Corr, Tory firm, iu
of the reportr.l sslvance in n,n I.ut • v. yet.
then Is to, further change in ',H.--; ales uf logs
Rio at M“lanbes remain nte.scly at former
New York Petroleum Market
Sowiai Dispatch to the Pittsburgh tiawtte.
Slav Tata, Feb. 10--Cluda c,ntiutp.s
at
firm, a lth no upward y, tt.o sp,t
30y 2 0.31e. Iles ue , Pio 14.1 is !Ira', with salt , tho
•t aa.l 4 4, kw Match April, ?1,,,
ul
Jute rtrl.v , .ty , on Ow t,
to Polling at 'mu IrbrUary ry, OLIVER lic-CLINTOCK & CO.'S
at buyers option. Vapthar,naft.
Chicago Market.
C111...100, Fel, ' e—The lump... noted In Pr 1.i1 , 11.
rat the cl...se uf loot week was enll tonlntatuol tht,
10rrn , .0., and ...rue tle-cripttoue of le, 'de., ..ro
held ttiAlwr, but ,Iler, 1..u... , 1 It %., .:.'de , •1 to • ,
Lain any 2.1 , 4 u, t.lrept tor Te - y J,•.' rut 1.. I .1. 1.,
aalt..: ti eut• nen , uante.l; an held firt.,;, at"
for bulk bhuulth.n, .. , ,...altk fur Itan,, 1........, A,,,,,
plt - klod Il.m• at 1t..„,a11, ribbed :4d.... In 1 ulli I, . -
at by for light awl , - . )aa , fur h.. . )5t. ...t. ne . at•
brat at 11'.,‘: for lord cut Itarn• eNc fdr light et,t,hte
of Cumberland Mhrdlet, 0 a 9, ,r . for heavy 00, 0.•, , .
ICa . fur besot 0h.,,r114.4 115r. , 1 Pork t‘rr., e 1.., ..... '..."... th•• , ..•..", n. ,,, . I rat.
• fall demand for prttnr na,ss at .51t0 0 --uroet h.I :•
era ached 131.,•75A17,, 111 , .e f1... , A1t f or .. nut , v .‘,
1,1a1 . ..,5 0 tor ,rt,. Lard ttr-u t., tr..u...1 .,,, r,` , .1
crate, at 11....< fur No I and 11%ale , 1. , rtTnr• ,
fan , ) brawl , . a •ba.lt. hi.; h , r
Grease .11111, et 'IA' , ~,- I, I.; L e :., ~, f.:
au.l 1tta1 , , ,. f •r wh,r...
Dr0m,, , ,,1 i 1.., act, , ,e /Ina ft,n , r at S'
,un 2tt , It, 1.,• 11.., m art ~,,
' Market flirt„ I: ~..:.• •I -: At I
altipplog r , • , as.a•le to ov• r, or,. ....I
',lt ad ...kW. 10 , al to
e, , P.!, ~
C•t Ito Ono al..i uncha1.,,, ,, 1
ILI ,, Itr IDS. 11 , •, hold':, t,..1 to 11, li
th:,..pr1 ,,, 0f10...-.1.
I , heat ea.. hru , , au , l to. If
a 1.12. No I do at t1.1gA1e ,, ,.
l',3rt, opeo.ll at na,hlr 1.1 n•••• ',V ~
„ J.,: for Nu . Z, bat cto.ed la ars a:,,1 I , 1..., .
t.st• a. It , . a....'.. -
Rye and Barley don
S.-mi....tun, an.llsmtl, I , e :
-
1 , 1,1“. Ina. ~:17.' 1..a•er.., ,,,,, 4 ~. - . a . ..
11011er It. en , h Out , . ..fl 1.. , • hell At It,. 0, •
. and wrtlsiu the. r.,..
lialtimore Marlict--11x11 I , rr,rt.
1 7 . 1 t —C.ktn , nr
1re,13, Intt rocolitt• ntnnr •10 , .ao
11.1 1 1117.0rtn.;, Ct, 111.1 Al
2 Ur) 11.2 ‘I nont, '27 Jo orn .11•.; •
tutee Incladod I :lon .:tee Ana roll 1. , 1. , • 1,11 ~„„„ 0„n 1311
rod Who.t •t I '•.1• 1 ‘. , ` ' I K.? , Ur 1 W I .1•1 , 1.7• T {b,:ty
1 b.k.'sl !kn. 11•411 , 13sIkrl• 1,..., 1 At 10 ,
at '1241 1.1.5•11 , t,naholo .7•ol an 1 .to .1 I 11 I
prtnnoonllow At 1 Inotf: I. r 1311, • 0•11) nno 7.01
Int cortanandtng 120 laWor Itn.o 1.,•,•1•
t/tWn It 10..1 rts not,.
run 3 rat len• l'T int. •nn . •
rn.thorn nrhtto , I g".- 1 ••• •• k
II r/. latir a: 1 7,411 nt. In,rl tk a.
11 , 011 7f., prin. , Istol otln rn WIN..
I :.Sil a n•ot an at I : , tr,o at I
1 12. 1 an.l ar. Inro: 1 ..
port •rol 1, nt... •1 r.rl
tolnbol. nt 2.t0 tn., at ItA.5; 1.0. •,.11,
and yolloar . Ilnd 117 pot 1.4101. onta nt
14 ,to 0,011 1:).. al 1 ro, 1,10 1
l'rrw.r•—ln btap. nLI tra,t , no •
nnto onl•-• '.r'0123. :41 n to I. ..
linorool tn at 1 1.2.1 s
npol n'a tarna 4wl
1 Dar. , no• lot%
al, .ts,a.d 'al Ll.l. Moo. 1 . .c1 at .n.: l al in • ~'
We 1101 f riuoto Igt•V Si,sl Port: nt ,
nn.l rt.l• 31... • .1.. ILI
atOld 11.1 , 0f1 nb.,141.1er.. •tn, n .
at 10' ,al•. l n ota. •.1.1 51'1,1 I. a:. I
at Ital2.lS ot- 0111 11111 n., 11011', 0•1 a, an, •nr
run.] (11 , at 14 1 ,11., por Itnlk .t•,111.1or•
2 1 , , la, and .10 114, ni II •n• 1.. r
enl at IV, otn. W to 1.1.1- 11.•$•1 If • •
toovro rot.noel .4 ..r.
Lort RENT—The ttiree-oolrt• - d Dc,ll
- Llllllol', 1. 4 11 3n, ctuate.l Frit.l.l firma,
Ity.n.nrly ut
Tln ;on ••' I‘.• vrini avply Y . Jr J.
INV , . lain Nnw i,k ' , .n.rY Watt s, uKn.
J•I s
=ME
Brand., CIL-etel..
Gin, cask.
Gin, rases 1.43.A1tti1l tiF AGNICULTI'II.ft, I.
nintl. punt Loons .. ...... .... Zot 1:i ii I st aali ',via, Ii 1' . I i..< I' , , U' , Lt.
Chamtiagne, Iciviliet.... ..... J.:77 1i,7. i,...:, 1 I s t 7'. rro THE i; Et AVERS AS D MA: U.
Port,. caiik• . . ,:' I .' 7 Z" , it 1 .. 4 i n 1 1_ rAcTulaits or FLAX AN I/ HMI F.—Tl.••
It L. seen that no tiolthaianitinalni•rea*ldnt'' ..., , C01....0ne,. acvuttit
A by this Department cio,
the 111,;li rate of carhatiu, the ItOl.rte of liquor. toot , ~i,io , or r ,,,,. 3 K 5,,,,,.,K,..„ 0f„,,..„4„..
month 'orr , larWr than lt•ianni ,- ) 01 ..7 ''t th . l'''' William !I. 11a:ley, of Rhode Itlaiiil, and John A.
ceiling threi• 'ear. Ttliii 1.. fall' Illuatratiim .if ch. ,
print too
o r obi„, i to ron,d:l,, we r o w., i,,, a ppr,
nsiala of lining In the I” ultid Slatt,llll pf•Arrl I and int II ; ~„, t 00„,.,„ 1 ,, the„,„,, c ,,,,,,,,, ~,,
I. • t. , ...wt. -I 1..t-r , - 41 ... , .... I "spi..L. •• For i n ,ratigatitio. to Pitt tlvi praci teat il1t) of
the ratio, • of_iiiir heavy Imports, alili I. a, •ganic , t • „...„, So , ~,,„„o4 ~..”., 0 , 04 ,
~....„,,,..,.
log In trminblickn. •,icrii.onn lair el'
Th. r ,,,, T1 j rat, for cotton. trot) too mind dollar.,”
ice
manifestly Iticliriad to eat, di ink and 1. nwr, . , H a ving mar, and an, oaveral day.' investigation,
uniting to luck l b
sto.in. to Nuarc account. • ;Ili i 1,.,.1iew 11 i: that a fortiiiir ml.l fuller non k .. of th•ir In.
our
tr. , - At nut t , ,r,litcr. at •iimii fu.. r- ',• • vast iconic.. cutglii Fodor- irialiiablri multi, adjourn.
Cm Gavot.. : ed to mi... again on WEDNI. , DA 0, 11, 2411, day of
Fi•brary n..tt. at 12 o'cli.'l4
11,0; rri;iii•t •11 intermit. d In th, illstrllintion of
this appropi tat AO, or 1.. n, Ain I.• dev..1,11 1110 atiti)c.cl
' '" • . —" " --
Cleveland 11
1..0r —N. , wales. The market !, tn. to. nr,,,
awl nueltanznl. Wheat --,atee tar. ear. tod
ot, at El, n car snit , ' on tra. k
Corn- Dull. No sal , report—land rorptpts nominal.
°arr.—Salm
no ran. track of 7 . 2. r. Itye 11.1.1 at
31.29 from nor, listl.l—No role, W•
n om final at 3.1.,:.41, 3 t , rot poor to prim.. on t oa.
ork—Steady and arm of ss , for my*. ani a'. 1.
clear. Lard--Quowt or 10114 r larret. owl 13tie in
keg., oak.. rnported to.lay ese,pt in onsall lets
to borne trs.le binoited 1100.-110000 in ,rood steady
regrind at 13!4c. Shoulders at rind Pried R. et al
I/ %4,--11.*00.1.
iligliwinca in Chicago.
Tca.t.—Tb. market fur Ifighwinve experienced
another panto to-day, and we tare to note further
decline In prices of &a far par gallon wince Saturday
—opening at 7:.e, and coloAng on Things at :113 , ,e
In the afternoon. however, t be anxiety of holden to
realise doprvvel tn• market mil more,
and rale.
were made &slew as l'Oc, at whieh ngure it cloaed
quiet. Title in a decline of fifteen cents per gallon
eine" the gth lONiadt, when heavy sale+ were made
at it.ir .—Tt thane.
Imports by Railroad.
FlrTnern. FT. Rarer. oSn Cows. Its noose:,
Feb. 10-4 can motel, 1 0I0101A•4". 0.000 bLi. AA., I
Lenz; ;no he yr.o Liggett A ma
to balm moo basks IV Noble .4 rah./ LI,. wrap iron
We; Smith; 61 bblt bulk ban soap e,.d can•
E Byers A co, ,k• .in do, J Dilworth & ro;
172 do do, IC Sonora & 0...25 eoap. 11.4 1 ere.-
oar; 20 do do, 1% . 512Cuteloom A ro, 2100 bills Mr.,
gulp a BbopoOd I car do, 11 Ttlildle, 5 bite appp 411, J
Osolleld; Thisarblekv, G-; II 10drber liro,
011
do o, Lambert A ilLipt r on; 95 *kr <dolor so., Ad ,
darkest. Herr n co. 2I bble shpt., Roo .4 Keil, 9
care barley, 490 bgs do do, .1 carboye, J.
halt, :10 aka wool. O liorbuagh A co, 1:.10x
Ustrorth A co, 15 era rem, Markle A ro. 551.1.10
dry apples, do teens, Atarli. Lee & co; 7do ...to,
gar, II Clone. I F
co; 7
yeti, appr Imo choose,les, 4 pkg.. betto
Jr A
,
bbls dry er apples,gordo; 2
Brown; dm brown., 311 Ruhiman; 140 eke wheat,
Wall 000; 2 ...stated, /I ee hopp, lot agricultural
imepleMonts, Bockitm & Long.
CTDiCIIII TL—ran P awnees.—Large lot rt.,
&les, Gl.keMae whams:, 10 alf do, 5
bat. do, B Bilercuila blebs Wham°. IDboo re
pia, Julto F ullortoo; tob.co, 1 box oomplm,
llarphy; 6 Undo tobacco, 1 boo Rumple, 11 Rey I ;
16 DLL ahlaky, LIALA.3 &STAN e httds tobacco, I b o a
oomph., Vieymon 0 eon; 10 bluls tobacco, B. ill
Panda:tar; 145 alto reheat, It T Kennedy Bro;
pkgs,Colon Coal Co; 3 rolla roPod Wurell 10 1 , 360,
Joht A Oaughey, 1 aki3; John J Boa.; 50 kgs lard
0 J Townsend; 70 half, empty bbls, 4 empty .1. bbls,
Joeboa Modes; 1 lot hintimm, Lena. & 18
beAstoode d Cuturee, 71 II Bulger; 1 bele cork..
Gloat d Ar 04.1004.; 101 eke cuttings, Wm 01'.
Elroy; 10 bble lard 011, E hAyers; 15 b.
snap. do Mndlm, L.kbard. 12 ace berm, Rm.
31 11 Fried; 160 hbla 0bi...), 3 11 Watson; 100 do
floor, Lambert flldpton & co.
CLIMI.AND AVD FiTralinkoli Rohoorda Fob ln--
333 bash wheat, Renoody & Bro; 1 car corn. Rubio
& Aortal:BO oks Aso mad 31 B Burism; CS ohs rioror•
eard idlCallottgh Benith & 131 do corn, Simpson
VEY.= 9 kgr lord, 8 Dlbrodb & the ram,
4 craters do, Godfrey &Clark; 65 bids whisky, 11 &
Bean; 102 pkgs choirs. 1 G Walker; &el bids Sour,
Jae Gardiner; 142 Om wheat, J 8 Liggett A co; 5
t o
or o uri, kloorbeed; 20 bales hay, J A Coueboy:
, bble flour, Hartman & Bre; 46 pkg. pearl. J It Li
to bbls sand, Bryce Richards &co; 10 Wes wadding,
117.1r0y .1 co; 6 do do. Morgan...l& Bro.
AbbroWare Bronos, fieb, la-2 tan bay. John
Kopp; 591 Reunduy & Bm; 11 Calm rage,
Howard & Gott.o4l; I hole drool, II epears; 4 bbdr
apples. Wilt Voter; 1 ear .tarn. A
L e Tay m lor, 7 rolls
loather, A C ToylOr, 19 All Bagwell,
ton; 3 holes yarn, lobo Birmingham,
Impoill by alikka
WIII3ELII4O—ria 21722kr.a.-11020 boap.polas
Kennedy 5 , Deo; 56 bbl. apples,a G as
Swages; 3 bbla dal apples, Obomaker }Lana; 14 pap
sondelea, J 0 rad.l3; 11:0 DMA apples, C 5 Le.-h;
70 aka corn, Dag Wallace, ?. pkgs. .99dTIM U M
P Bola; 250 o ft Ws, Udall:Y.& freer' '3B aka' boat,
illmisoa a Hamix; 73 aka cork; 00 5 yor 127 Lbls
rawer, WIIIIMUUth; 472 %pi kboot,4 Lloste Jr go;
441 lades; (fee 8 Andaman..." 011* - 12: / 30 e 072
Nankin; 10 bake wathltag,.-Wlbos Mroi kan 3.
tom totwaXo, kdaterougg; l 2 aka Way, J Bhodesk.
7isotipt2ska, J rortasked.
, 7;C195ra13TE"q51,7-1112:134`rattati...40.
kelt a* Par it , I d ica l" Xol,T 'u ttY:lr,..24 !
de, Lindsey k Tollonl; 5Ws .0, Ja 2 : 1 2'
SinAMBOJTS.
pErLAR au WiLEELING
R
L ILSE L lul Y AC &KT. —T
fine eteaussr MINS:RYA, Capt. John Oo q It I
learn Pittsburgh tor Wbosting 111 . .17 TI DAY,
THURSDAY and NATIAIDAY, making Clow ono
nectiane With the Whe.ling and Parkersburg Pack•
sto EMl:wrong. 'sill loss , so , rs MON
DAT, WEDNEBI,AY end
so d freight rscripted through t , , 1 ertersburg.
For trelzht or towage oppty. n M 4741 or to
JAS. , CU t. LI2. • &
On Wiserf Boat, et the f4ot f.l Wood otrost.
C.IRP lETS. CLOTILS,Ofc
. . _
A ' II,ENDID ASSORTAtt.NT 0
NEW GOODS !
bsrt rp. al
po. 23 Fifth StreH,
EN4II.'SR snA lING3
13GL S. TU KEE ELI EXTRA. aud
FL N. INGRAIN
CARPETIN ( S ,
Floor Oil Flo hm, .Hollings
A DES, A ,
hn, hned n tare. 1,4
1. Xr•_+ - r V II: A (;4. rt)L)M
w l, l 1, ar , . t 1..• .tt , t.l II 1.-erers,
•)• t• 1 tl.• to a.
MIME
1 , 1.1 i I R UNTO( h (11.,
~e.
I I 111.
".; P. ( • ) L.
MEM
as p.leul~
nu. !nt d.t
IA rii• .1-0 OVA N , .E IN MICE,
i• - 1-• l (hl
• • • .1, r". • •• I r.l r•LOTILII,
Pl&HO
. F.lc• {..t,k.,:• 11St..
t•TA I 6
ItloFtLrlat.c. Coruna & Co
fl >TB WILLIS.
Pool .0.« .r 4 rh.m...u, deS
Hnsbroldr•ed Piattn d Trthle Corers
Moat." s,ul Vellvel Rugs
Vrs•el non tirte•••ls /I••.n< k.. dit
W D & H. ICCALLIJM'S
FOR RE-ET
LE:r- A et, to ~f tKo laritleontmo
Tfaicettlorut L..ao fv
!fret flo f- v n r o f Loa o4l .m.. 0 aTO
:11 . LET, 'withod, 71.
n gt 4)Np 1.11: kET. 1.1
I;
!•.,
.
for lb. noldo t.. rend to this Del.arttnent, on
or los here that lay, eau.t.b.s of the Lento god 11+0
the different ats..res Cl previa - oat , . ; of the fihras and
Cahn , 0. pret..,...1 by ths aeentnpanted by state
ments of the ‘aro.tis noted. 01l the co. of
prodnction W eaelt caw •1011.1aserit-tions of the
kind. and e.at of 0,001110er7 004, t here made,
tcy..titer with any and all luf,roatiqn that may to
tisoeNl to ths Cannission.
' , ht. Information hi necenotary t.fure• an 101.441.10
dl tribullon of the aporot.riation nen kw malls..
de2.3 ISAAC ASWT.ON. m alls..
.-----_—
14 1 01{. TILE FALL OF 1863
Extra fins-4, A, I and 5 years old—including all the
eld leading warlette*, td.d many anew.
Aloo, a 'pry large atork of PEAR, fittandard and
dwarf.) CUERRY, PEACH, PLUM. isKualteEri,
811 Ala. AND ORNAMENTAL TltEkßi, ROSES,
GRAPE V 811111.7014, G ERN LIOUtIE
PLANTS., de to , rr tall at Tory rra
oneable JOJIN MURDOCH, Jr.,
Pittal.nrch and Oakland Nnryriee
jfiVIT'JTC9S.
PST porti.,nlor Attention to 11w LP...310A of
OttRUNIC IDISEASES. the EYE and EAR ;
cm CATARACT. SQI'INT EYES. foe ARTIFICIAL
Ins.,rt. ARTIFICIAL EYES, and tn.. All
INFLASIMAToItY E 1 E,A, el.o II A RI , V.A Itl NO.
and MI 0ff..,11., Iho Rat and Itmeling to
Deem..
VORA , lon Firm eiTnzwr rnyr' 22,l rs
Ti, A. (1. KNOLLS - Ft — AT . o - ctfulTi
Infonm. 11, cltis...n. of Pittaborgh, that ho hod
been .ppoiaood nit arm. An Ite .alt. of MYERS
A SON 'A ORIGINAL CE3IENT ANTI-CORROSI
PEN. They are revorntnotoloal by the. largo. bottom
In the city, among whirl. on,
OsAn, RAosvrt A Co., Romeo d 00.,
Rona.. A tit., I lion Cyr,. Tstser Co.,
Eon, PAINT. And atom.
WpfIAATEITI'fiAER
Wltolesalr T'obscoo De•n ic.~
Ilave no. In Mane larae Int or 'SAC. r DS. WA.
LUMP, BRIGHT 1 11 1.1 and 11‘1.11HORB
OfGAlen, the
the
and most complete eel!
Ihe cif-, which they .111 eel! lory Isoc
.rv•s r slat
M COLLNTEIt ar El:,
blannfarlumn dealers lu all ktn•lr of
TtiDACCO, 6NUTY AND CIGAI43
NO IN WOOD STDDYT. PITIIIMOII,
Grope enautautly nu Land • lamp •ari...tyPtpc•
sit :mok Ing Tvbacto mvtly
JOSEPH SNONTIYEN,
NOTARY PIJI3I.IC
Officn 2‘11.7011 . 1 1 OFFICE, YouVIL Orrot, ar
13mitbeerld, PittOntrgb.
Acknowledgments or lo.do, Dopositiono sod At
donna token. /leo. Wools, liortpies, Articles of
Agreement, Lows sad Legal ropers of envoy kind
then. onlinCdo
CRIARLES L. CALDWELL,
(5m..., to Jew. Holmes a Co.)
Dada in BACON. LAUD. BUG= CUBED HAMS,
SMOKED DEM a....
COHN= MARKET •HD TIM STIIIINTS.
safity . Dirrasaraan, Da.
aliJsi OILEacJAYMING, of all
Vl'irtsi.v. 4' WA mt.f.f Aix% .thammie
net fl; 114 edte Itabbac Depottif •
' • J. a -
4 . 0 - • 'stew 'Mimi 25M. Clair ono&
'SPECIAL JrOTICES.
iTY
Persona •f Neelimier, habits. trent le- sat, al • ~,
peek laaeitade, palpitatlete of the !cam hoot'!: ale tea •
petite, dl.tr , xe after hay!!! titre, e UR:
s ' r• '
deeerre to ender tf they t the
celebrated !al ! I
PLANTATI ( )N BATTErts,
libich ant new recommended by the tattiest ~. la 1
antheritiea, and warrented u pp - duce an
i.i,‘ •
beneficial edict. They v.! cseeedtng!) ,
perfectly pare, and =net snipe-cede , .r fete Ina ,
where healthy. gentle nitu uleint reqt.,red L!!!'t
They purify, etrengthon eahl tnYhthr.t , .
They crash. a haelt:ty appet ltn.
They ere . hntlEot , to change 31 ~ter eel e .
They overcame effect,.ell. met tau
They sh,,,..then tn. nyit..re and run,. tn. tit
They prevent miaianat , sud intermittent keen.
They purify the breatt. and acid try o: the cum..,
They cure Dyspeleas and 1.1.,tit !pat 1..
They cure diarrhea, Lt. le, e Chalon Clot
They cure LaYer And Worsens Heads
They uttate the weak atrta.g. it. I,lvie!!
and are eataxastPd natnre'• gee, rrilf(rt r. TI.-,
anpoeed of the celebrated Cisli.ot s balk, leis
gee., istuntarsa, root. sod herb.. atl Pr .e-te,
perfectly pure St. Orobt Bum. Per ter:l,oler.
circulars and teeth:mutate around each hortie.
Beware of imposters. Examine every bottle. ss.. or pa, .
shot It hat D. 5. Barnes' signatory or our pram. . •
& fiternp over the cork, with p.entsisoz.van
our firm signatnre on a en. steel plai. env !.
side litho'. Bee that our Dual. , Is t led rip
various mid deleterious stud. We person F
to match the Mute or character me go. 's A I 1u11.,!...
person pretending to tell Plentatlot 8,. - .rs by the
gallon or In bulk, ban Imposter. tt. e.-.l ou.y ID 1
oar log cabin bottle. &OStsra,tu.irs.Mar Oa
bottle, or sallies., any other materiel the: e la- ..1 i'-
called Planratis n Bitters or not. a a n
the E. B. Lou, end will be so. privaceter
already here our eye on tvib parties r.-0'
wtti., Se..ho will BaCcMl54l In eettini
tutu close qbarters. The detraind fur
tattoo Bitters from ladles, clet..irraes. uss
day, to perfectly Incredible. The cm:
bottle Is the ovistenne s.. use. us rf tbei,
.uperturlty They au,. ~.!d VP all rts,,, , '
, I ~• . I:, r % , I , •) I.,sroo.ht, ,V,,tra r,.
la, grace's, I t.y.lc,eue, holnis, et. , erol., • i' :
~,, t •,, ~ t•.,
cocuato stmta. i k . a . I.' .k ,)1 , .1 , .‘ . l'T 1 ,, 1C13.):. , . tl, ,
a. I. A6l f' ,1 5 ItT- 4 i . rhlty t •5,, ,, 1t I.
~ ;,, i'l . • tth Str•su to , , NI d
- . I:ES ..it:: .1.,:: t. so
Cr-o-ac..• T
IL A BE ' S 13.E.NUT:•:E BIT
TC81 4 .• for tale whol•ulir •L,
Wm.• b. 30 n... • ~ t
...I Nu •Nc••er.
Is 14 , * on, 1,11•14.. n•cord 1%, 1t...a",
of ...tttl'D II Is LI. 4.,.r•
mom...re .1. e ht. .1
11=1:g
cooom. n., ns. r v
It+el.. r.-121[11111 ~n Iru. , . ~• ~a, n..: .1~~
fr•ru (be mirt.k.t. pr. lia• ar ~.. t.. 1
__t. ..n_
C ARPETa
taw,. .tregjel. ,
1 , 7 tu•prlsctpled au. •f.
st.ru , rre of 11.. pe”prt,.., •
C'"ll2, Pr-rar.-! -13
141. V10.01.tt. , 1
je..13,t.F
OHE 01 Uti NEWELL'S
tiltr AT HEM Y., II 'll 1' I. I
EGLY. 4- 11C PI (1.1 I -
("ATP a Trri
F. ~T1i0.7
9 , ..60D APPLE Tata,
DR. I3AELZ
roas Pecs.zu,
1'I.; vinue
41Mc , N
=-PRIVATE DISEASES
Dr. Lulltun's Specific
WM. F. DAVIDSO.S
MEM=
ttt t y ♦ K
IM!IISIII!111:111111:110
ME!•!=111
rt vaually .; • •••
fr••m f:•ttr to 1, to get • At.. t.t •t'•arii'
pre•ent the MM. 1. , et
volopmentTt.. 1 nl.l •aa
nerve . smart , Man tope , Ittn t.
ramotay suJ cocroleuc.
cLurArt,
l'ornplattl.,
Stonascb awl Itt , gr , •. AA .> F_Gn•')
Tor Wort. they.te a otr•• runt.
Tor male by tat elt. , leeale sod ' , q.t..
.!‘ NEN% 1.1.1..
Tr*. teal Chem. aud &at,
TOY t yam .
LAKE BIIPERIOR COPPE.R
MILL a SMELTING WALE, 5r.r...ce...n
PARK, McCURI)I A: CU.,
6111:A.T111N:. 11BAZIEi.o ANL
B,LT COPPER, SuLasED ,oerEr. IJUI10)1o,
RAISED ST ILL BOTTOM , . PA LT !Al So 1.1t1:11.
Also, tesportnrn and Snalt” tn 0. TIN
PLATE SHERI IllAt>t, N IMF S . ,00p100t . 7 on
Land, TINNEIIn * SIACRINE , ANDIottLA
N 1 Art Ronan, N... 140 I IL,T : oN :TS.,
Vitlaloargh,
Ittrwnial urns,. of Cop,or out • 1,1'..! pal
al, 2
-THE CONFEBI3.I.OE 8 Alin EX
PERIENCE OY AN INYA LW, polatebed
roc the bnuoat and se a wartaug and cacti. n o y Doug
mon rho suffer ft,on Nervous 1,1 , 11... y, Premature
U. elay of bianbaxl, etc., supply i ng, at t same tpoe
tae cos.es• qf ref e. by cue a tie bee cure:: n.oseell
alter 1.:a; put to great aspen.. and le;
main.' humbug and quackery.
Uy euelostug peat-patil addre. , l str,gla
ouploa may be had of the author,
NATIIANI F.L MAYFAIR. Esq..
coot tlydaver Bedford, Kings count,. N. Y.
PIEENO U 8 8 U FFEEESS OF
BOTII SKIES.—A rceoremt 'coo:lumen hes-
log Itemn Inetered to health in hoe dots, after un
dezgolug all the lanai routine end irte B tula - repot
sloe mode ol treatment. without sucrose, collation it
his sacred duty to ecroccuttioate .o hle ultlnvel tellon
erratum+ the means of cur, Hence. on the rreript
!au addreeted envelope, he will erodjrn, a copy . 8 I
the porteription used Direct to Dr. Jolt!:
NctONALtn 180 rotten, emtert., N. Y.
nth ll.lidevT _
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11—s--ROBINBON, REA & CO., (sue
C.../111 to flonteeem, Shen. A Mo.t.ra.e.) MANNINO
TON WORKS, rot. eats a 111 trn s tern, l'iltaborgh.
Idannfartnrere or BOAT A NII ST ATI , IN FRI
STEAM ENGINES. BLAST EN 111 NUS, MILL
MACHINERY, GEARING, SHAFTING, L'AsT.
!NOS, of All deagoptsona , OIL TANKS .1 bTI
ROILEII AND SHEET IRON WORK.
/genre for GIFT ARM'S VA rENT INJ EI!TOR,
FOIL FEEDINO BOILERS
7-7:---4011111 COCHRAN & BRO.,
eLacterere or IRON RAT LIST, IRON
VA CLTS ANDY kULT DOORS, WIN SHIM
TERN, WINDOM Or A RCS, be., NO. el 10,'OND
sod F 0 THIRD STREET, bet. Weed and Market.
BAT. OLI baud • taciet, al nee l'eHerne, Cane, and
plain, Imitable he .11 port...
relic - War ...nth.. paid to eLtelealeg Grave Letll.
Jobbing lbws at abort Irelce.
L PTO CONSURPTIVEB.-- ' I he Rev.
.A. WILSON'S Dated, r Ole 10'n 01
CONSUMPTION, AS 211 MA, BRUNCH ITle, COLD ,
LAILIGHS . Lod all Thrust and Lang A lbe , long, te.
Bother saith a pamphlet airbag the preemption
• abort bletory of LH case, ran he 011a10...1..1
.101,1EPII FLEMING. PenggHt.
Corner Markel street and Lb. , Dianem.l
AstlA-BrodawE
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1.11 FOREIGN AND DOllEB7l' 11 ILLS OF
EXCHANGE, CERTIFICATES IF. DEPOSIT,
BANE NOTES AND St'F.CIE, No. It A LEE
STREET, Plttaborgh, P..
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COLLIS% FORMAI, t,
I t INCI AND COMIIIINSION ELERIMIANT mei
wholesale dealer to CHEESE,
.BuTTEK, SEEDS
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Pittabarah. Pa
T Ii'STEI2.c, Bakst t'utrYrosrol, !
t/r . son Sofa VITTIO.S. Port Molar ettrotivo
paLS to the fitting up and repairing of OIL REFI
NERIES. All kinds of BRAES AND IRON COCKS
rands to order. Alva MUSS CASTINGS, of all
kinds, =Se at dm shortest notice.
All Orden 1,1% at Na.. 31 and 35 Ickntyl i s -FREET.
near Liberty, 'rill be promptly attends! to.
11111,Tbo, pactlyart at this 'km being rn.actirainse
ataxia, or many yews` Imperious in their
WM UMW" to er•tatlrtictlon to awry impost.
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