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SPECIAT *.■' j•• > ■ This case is stH][ progressing in New York, __ The “fire eaters” Palmetto State are , .; i(J “ 'i'li s'*^- t/J-‘ w;"•’?’» =?■ • ■ and, is exciting intense interest s monget._the determined to make .the'rest'of-the Onion be- jpp-Thenndr vl ~ literary affitfusMonttble portion of s Ueye they are. in eariiest ite their ’ threats of S » ' —— - tion of.-Oattiiife- / nn-flftturdav.lasl Bobert Gar? ; are ;gathering up.varmß, Mid nuj“«’ IZt&i&i? vin, aserrahtfin r^Js^3» * f * _________ ined, who testified tothejgro'dest jmprpprieaer ; i the Cplnmbia *(*%!■ on thepartof®fra.-’Fom)st. Ahiorigother.things 7 : ianiestract of the^fepor* - -- she is%aid' : to gentlemen during ' Major Tbappbe, of the Ordnance depe '- the absence of her husbifild who did not visit’ _ The contract for heavy guns wae I'S " the bouse when he was at home, and to have ~ ' ' " Richmond contractor. The origin . ..... „ ~. , . _.. eluded 12 twenty-four ponnde • sat “ P Wlth them raght That ffiohard Wll - mortars (siege),’and 3 eigh’ ■ _ •■ lia, brother of N. P. r duHng Forreßt's absence, which was aiterwaras * f ¥'t was at Porteßt’g, jnunse.thraa dapt and .nighte— , ponnders, and 4 el' _— -- that Forrest was not acquainted with R. Willis. On Saturday afternoon, Gov. Kossuth received' WUlis was seen alone with Mrs. F. oloserthanhe ladies of New York at Tripler Hall. The mbe Vs?i& __ Jaft.-'tfce-WHan wfflffißg was fitted'ln every' part, and as Kos- Thee 'P . ' some of Mrs. F’s hair pins and a garter were B „th and hia snite entered the room, the in- kete . foUna ’ Mre - F at °ne time, afier dienoe and received him with loud cheers. she had been, drinking with Cm?taio Colcraft, Oh being introduced to the meeting, he made V^A’',.’'i’-lV Vl ?k ' •' -- “ tt ' n g ™ “>e Captain’s knee. Mrs. F. at,one spiri ted address, of which the following ’ £ .tune, while at dinner, with hermale Mends, Was ncluding por Uon, ' •• ’** jttnoh undertheinflaenee «f ftrpng Aiqk-ibai. Bnt j havea stronger motive <‘tP , Bhi could not carve a chioken. Jn this testimo- to claim your protecting symr - = ———— hyMr. Raymond, of the New York Times, and try’s cause. It is her nar r*'/. Mrs. Voorhies, Mrs. Forrest’s'sister, are shown le® sufferings. In the hplin aether nnfovordblelight. £2s=^ i 1 Gn Monda y morning, Anna Flowers was call- mothers, of t»- BBd sworn for th.e defence. This witness lives I sword be*~ frC|.: . in New Orleans, where, her husband is Inspector “ ltlier ” r ” 1 “ d ■“'■ a - h " «**"***■ ?■ Mr. Forrest’s family In her testimony she 1J fi S,,'r>nrfe? & *> <-'Ms K d said: v ; I saw Mr. N. P. Wfflis kissing Mrs. 5v l 1 jh the library; I could not say exar &'■-•£? 'i t l, v| was . but it was in the day time, i !t waa Whenhe first came ’ was in the library when I s’ -1 ’ across the haU, id on * .. .„ Willis with his arm e ■;>&s<Y’f - U “ be tbat 07<3 y “ tlzen wIU atten,i and he kissing he j the meeting to-day at the Court House, to make together, but T S'SS’^^^S^&SS®^• •'• arrangements for the reception’of Lotus Kos- tween them 3 Sf*» Sovemor of Hungary. .As to the *> time when the iilustrious patriot will reach onr City, we are at present unadvised; but we hope <32Sf that onr patriotio people will prepare to give v ’ a-reception worthy of the character of t> ' “ 4 4116 «**»* can£le “ wHoh hB ip ,i?WgohS£M rif’X’WyrTll which, is the cause of Liberty ti world. In a demonstration r' W&m'4mMtos4P-¥f>?k • i—-»—*-• ■ can unite, and with r“ r iiißirt r ,„~r—. - mSamsmsstS^Mi^s^ B^witei'Wi^ii^to*ii | i 1 ■ * ct ' ■oa > hin ‘ ib, -.f#i g 21 d. H °* '’Zu S^^^!^@esjfeg?a^S-^SPS !, 'O th. flfN^%¥i##l®@fsal ’ss&%& - ,od ‘ r zo%B-p>' ' v - Bu * line s M®SM#S®I *- -" £%glpg& *•=. .<•? <?% l i>:3iiOßm. umiti &ssss&*- ’?. @s:sf4w^: -b®* t bav. *&r&i 1 aU ? H^ C -Mkj^' t7 --:k? J SSBCarrroi. AI KASHVIILB—Thenew capi- „_ c. the State of Tennessee will be one of the “" Boat magnificent buMinga of the hind in the r?; United States. It is built of polished limestone Vf ch roei, vsoX\ & hilly .giving a dost sxte&oive~ view iedun> of the surrounding country. It can be got ready V^. kSy&Z&k for the next session of the Legislature in 1853. ~r T 0 do so, however; an appropriation of $2OO,- f ® -000 is ashed for from the present Legislature, 4£si\ lb ite construction have been already 'akiand. .“ ■ :'--. >V-•- - ; I , •‘''; ,, c 4 .iV* , ’;*te •:-, --vt, 4 ,v: . eJ.j r ‘^‘' ; f* * v £**•*>«'’ T .*--.»:-«% w •«.--• .t -« s - . ’ ; ’'Jj- 1 li? -*?* VT'!.' t ’ A * -J %'* i \\>.* .^Si 5 * * * 4.“ *- 4-1 *, * **, 't.•- ' ,^fr f - t H’.v^'- + %* fi;i ' ‘ii.i fj-'t t'J / , •■-..- ' r-v> l ;t*i4r- , '' , V^'K M, ‘ r ’*- T - uJs «■ .:.. » '' • . *>• '^^^^^m^^S'-'iT;..:.. ..-•, . . ... ifi ism ■lirili} Burning official journal of tse city lEOET HAEMB..., TBOHAB pHILtn , B Harper & Phillips, Editors & Proprietors. PITTSBURGH: SATTBI)A7; fMOBSISQ::‘::::;::DECEMBES 27. DEMOCEATIC TICKET. JOfi PEESIDEST'or THE tJHIIED STATES JAMES BUCHAN AN, " " OP T=ENHSyi.VAHtA, Subject a Station of theDmoaalie General Convention „ 4 • » ~; . ._ r . . lOK VICE - PEEBIDBHT r WILLIAM R. KING, "or ai*abama ■, V Subject to the game decision- TDEHKOCBATIC CAADIDATE v*.,, ’poK MAYOR, JOHN B. GUTHRIE. TO DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF A Democratic State Convention will be held at Har riaburg, dnTfcursday, the 4th ‘day of March, 1552, for the purpose ornonunaung a candidate fur the office of ‘Cana • Commissioner, to be supported al the ensuing October election.,* ru f . "■ Also, to elect delegates to represent the Stale In the next Democratic National.Conveiinon, to tiuuunatc can* didates for President and Vice Pcesident of the United Stated and' Electoral ticket to he supported at the ensuing. Presidential election. The respective counties throughout the State will elect ihe u«nal num* ber of delegates to said Convention . ... WM. DOCK, Chairman. The Kossuth. Sleeting To-Day, It is to be hoped that every citizen will attend the meeting to-day at the Court House, to make arrangements for the reception' of Louis Kos suth, the Governor of Hungary. . As to the time when the illustrious patriot will reach our city, ire are at present unadvised; but we hope that our patxiotio people will prepare to give him a-reception worthy of the character of the man and the great cause in whioh he is engaged— which: is the cause of Liberty throughout the world. In a demonstration of this character all parties can participate. Democrats and Whigs rtim unite, and with shoulder to shoulder and heart to heart, give all the aid and sympathy in their power to the representative of the down trodden Peoples of the Old World. The rotten of Europe are-oow-tremblingto their very centre. The crowned heads who have been ruling,the People with a rod of iron, see visibly the hand-writing upon the wall." Their days are certainly numbered. Their power will soon de part from them. The period is rapidly approach ing when the People of every Nation throughout Europe will rise in the majesty of their strength, and will declare that they “ were not born with saddles.upon their backs to let & privileged few, booted and spurred to ride them by the grace of God.”-' THE HATOKALTT. Wo are rejoiced to learn that the nemination of Jomt B. Gothbje to the Mayoralty, is hailed throughout the city, with feelings of general joy. Men of all parties, and all professions, partake of thin feeling. The Mayoralty should' never be a hobby for politicians to ride. The. election of a Chief Magistrate in 90 large and os Pittsburgh, is a matter of greater importance than any mere political tri umph. In the selection of a Chief Magis trate, therefore, every citizen should endeavor to placo no man in office whose administration would not reflect credit upon the cbaracrer of the city at home and abroad. Every candid and intelligent citizen, will admit that Pittsburgh has never had a better Mayor than the present in- cumbenfc Johh B. Guxhbxh/ He. has discharged the duties of the office with the most scrupulous fidelity.!- He has allowed no consideration what ever to swerve him in the honest discharge of hifl official duties. We defy any man to point to an act of his during the past year, that can be he brought up in judgment against him to his discredit.- This is saying a great deal, bat we feel assured that every good citizen will bear ns out. We" think that it is due to Mr. Guthrie that he should be re-elected; for if ; hois defeat ed, it will be virtually saying that he is not worthy of a continuance of public confidence. Fellow citizens,—wo respectfully ask you to consider this subject in a spirit of candor and fairness.. We beseech yon to allow no personal . or political feeling to influence you in the dis charge of your duties as electors. You must admit, if you are willing to admit the truth, that the character of the city during the past year has'been thoroughly redeemed; and the dark and damning spots that stained and pollute edits fair name during the reign of Barkerism fttid rowdyism, have been effectually wiped out. There is no city in the Union that now stands higher, in its municipal government, than Pitts burgh. Through the untiring vigilance of its police, rowdyism and disorder of all kinds have been suppressed. The lives and the property of our citizens are protected from danger—every citizen eft™ now walk the streets at all hours of the night, without apprehending personal vio lence. The robber, the assassin, and the mid night incendiary, hsve been ferreted out, arrest ed and punished. Peace, order, security and confidence now reign throughout the city. We • call upon -every citizen, therefore, who wishes for a continuance of happy state of affairs, to vote for Johh-5. Gdtbbxs for-Mayor on the ■, 2d Tuesday, ot January. Snnlmrr and Erie Oallroad. A mass meeting of the oitizens of the city and county of Philadelphia will be held in the : saloon of theChlnese Museum, on. Eriday even ing, January 2d, 1862, at? o’clock, to m&tnre measures to secure the early commencement and v completion of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad, intended to connect Philadelphia with the lakes, and thus bring to, the city a share of the im mense trade of that vast inland county, now al most entirely monopolized by our sister oitiesof ; Hew York and Boston. , The meeting will be -addressed by the Hon. George W- Woodward, of Luzerne county, Hon. ■ John H. Walker,-of Erie, Hon. John- ,W. May nard, ofiycdjning, Hon. Henry A. Muhlenberg, of Berks, Hon. Wm. M. Meredith, Horn Job R. Tyson and Judge Wm. D. Kelley, of the city of Philadelphia and: several other distinguished speakers from the interior of Philadelphia. TbIEGBAPHB IH THS UNITED STATES. —ThO Commonwealth states that there are already in the United and Canada more than twelve thou-, sand miles of'Wire, involving a capital of more than $3,000,000. To work theße lines costs an- . ... nuaJly seven hundred and twenty tons of zinc, -worth $67,600; more than a million pounds of » nitric acid, worth $117,800; andis27,ooo worth : ‘ of mercury, besides, a considerable value m sulphuric acid, &o. On the line from Pittsburgh :to Cincinnati alone there were transmitted, in the year 1860, three hundred and sixty-four ‘ thousand five hundred and' fifty-nine pud die patches, and the revenue received was $73,- - 278- ■ Tbe Forrest Divorce Case. This case is stHJ . progressing in New York, and, is exciting intense interest Bmongfft._the literary atfdtfashionnble portion of the^ppputa tion of Gotham.v OflSfiturdaylapt Robert Gar- I vin, a servant’in Mi-:"Fprresta fam% was-;exam -1 ined, who testified to , uaproprietier on thepart of ? {Mrs. ; ’FoiTest. A&origotherthings she is'said' to have received gentlemen during the absence of her husband who did not visit i the bouse when he was at home, and to have sat up with them all night That Biohard Wil lis, brother of N. P. r during'Forreat’e absence, was at Forrest’B house.three days and nights— that Forrest was not acquainted with R. Willis. Willis was seen alone with Mrs. F. oloserthanhe should have Jjepn. After they -left.'the room i some of Mrs. F’s hair pins and a garter were found. Mrs. F. was found at one time, after she had been.drinking with Captain Col craft,: sitting on the Captain’s knee. Mrs- F- at one time, while at dinner with her male friends, was so much under the influence of strong drink that she could not carve a chicken. In this testimo ny Mr. Raymond, of the NewTork Times, and Mrs. Voorhies, Mrs. Forrest's sister, are shown up>in a rather unfavorable light On Monday morning, Anna Flowers was call •ed and sworn for the defence. This witness lives in New Orleans, where her hnsband is Inspector of Pork and Beef. She formerly resided in i--Mr. Forrest’s family. In her testimony Bhe i said: I saw Mr. N. P. Willie kissing Mrs. Forrest in the library; I could not say oxactly when it was, butitwaa in the day time, in warm weath er ;it was when he first came in; Mrs. Forrest was in the library when I showed him in; I went across the hail, and on turning round I saw Mr. Willis with his arm around Mrs. Forrest’s neck, and he kissing her ; I saw them several times together, but I never saw anything after that be tween them* Isawthem several tunes together before that; he was there a good ..deal; I saw nothing, but I showed Kim into the library seve ral times, and they were several hours together. Mr. Forrest was away. She also testified to having seen Captain How ard and Mrs. Forrest in a spare bedroom of Mr. F.’s in an extreme predicament It is probable that she will oooupy the stand for two or three days. A Convert to Democracy. The Pennsylvanian states the Newport (R. L) Advertiser has formally abjured Whiggery and declared its purpose to support hereafter the -measures of the Democratic party. Mr. Atkin son, the editor, seeing, like many others in his State, that the Democratic party when in power oommitted none of the sins or follies predicted by the Algerines, but ou the other band lent its aid and countenance to oertain wholesome meas ures of reform withheld by the party that has ruled in Rhode Island for so many years deter mined to quit his old conneodond and go with the party of progress and of the people. FOBfiIGS ITEMS. The artillery in Paris hare voted against Lovu js Napoleon—43 to 21. The Prince do jJoiaville and the Duo d’Aumale have gone to Belgium and raised the Orleans flag against the President and his military council. Austrian Court' accept Louis Napoleon. Gen. Changarnier and 20 other officers are undergoing Court Martial at Havre on the charge of having attempted to seduce the troops from their duty. New Banks in Chicago. —The Chicago Ar gus is informed that there ore three new Banks about being organized in that oity, under the General Banking Law, just passed by the people of Illinois. Two to start with acapitolof $lOO,- 000, and one with a capital of $50,000. We are.also informed (adds the Argua) that Banks be organized in several of the Canal and River towns, by the coming spring. We should not be surprised If there were fifty Bankß, great and little, in existence, in Illinois State, before the expiration of next spring. Opbbations op the United States Mint.— Statement of the business of the mint of the United States at Philadelphia daring the week ending December, 20, 1861: Deposit*. Coinage. P ayments. Gold. $164,600 $1,787,100 $413,214 Silver 2,600 7,767 984 Total $167,1000 $1,794,867 $414,198 E. C. Da lr, Treasurer. Coal in Locsxyillk. —The Democrat of the 18th iopt, says: In consequence of the obstruc tion to navigation, and the extreme cold weather, coal advanced yesterday to sixteen cents bush. Two coal merchants had sold as muoh, up to last evening, us they could deliver in two days.— Should the present cold weather continue, we doubt not that coal will advance to-thirty cents bush. Tma Austrlsb Muhsteb.—The correspondent of the New York Times, writes that Chevalier Hulsemann, the Austrian Minister, has been requested, to communicate hetg&fter with the Department of State by letter, instead of by formal interview. The measure is said to be owing to the excited and anxious complaints of the representative* of the Court of Vienna, in reference to the movement of our Government in relation to Kossuth. Fugitive Salve Case —First in lowa. —We learn from the Quincy Whig, that the first re* clamation under-the Fugitive Slave Law, m that city, took place last Thursday week. The slave was from Missouri—he was arrested, taken be fore the United States Commissioner, and the ownership and identity proved. He was then delivered to the owner, and removed to the place from whence>he came without any excitement whatever. Thb Widow’s Mite.—A widow lady, subsist, ing by the steady application of her needle, has sent a dollar to Kossuth with the following lines The Widow's MtU. May Kossuth’* views and statesmanship Become, through Europe, law; And foil the Russian autocrat, Who seeks mankind to awe. Although my needle life sustains, la freedom I deligliy Therefore, dear sir, for Hungary. Accept a widow's ame Must£cfi£B in Congress. —A Washington cor respondent of theN. Y., Tribune Bays:— Tber o are four members of the House of Represents tives who were the mustache. They are Messrs. Marshall andMcCorkle, of Cal., Price of N. J., and Disney of Ohio. No member of the Senate sports .r mustache. Seven prisoners esosped from jail in Zanesville, a short time since. They got through their floor, which proved to bo rotten, and with their shovel and poker dug down under the foundation and ap into a corn shed, from whence they took thefields; Three of them have been captured, and four yet remain at large. Shut the door! The winds are blowing —freezing— why stand there talking—why don’t you shut the door ? “The* yon,ray fnend, may boast & gifted muxl, A soul of honor, and a taste refined, These bitter times, we seek for something more, The fireiof virtues is— to ainrr the doohT There seems to be a fair prospect of an other war between the Journal and the Gazette, to the result of which we are perfectly indiffer ent. The Journal has thrown the first brick. Population or Boston.— The Commonwealth States that of the 138,788 inhabitants of Boston, 63,466 are foreigners .and children of foreigners. XheDash alone comprise £2,923. *\ J ».\V 4 ' \ PROGRESS. BY PAfiK BENJAMIN. . Why should men ponder o’er ibe olden time-T - Why Unger o’er the grundeur tliatd* gone • >:;v Sadia the vmage of the PsktandWan, • Mournful her form and beHnrtgyttioUgh sublime". Around her towersthe iyy loves tdfeumbv* - On her great a I tats lies the verdam most-. Robbing their prostrate marble oJ.-itfciglassv And hiding all iheglorietofiheir time ■ Why should we sympathize with long decay! . Surely in growth.lhere’g something grander soil, The power that cuts tbroufcti forest-wilds us way— The force of inuti'n unconquerable will— The march of Progress, (nuking as she goes The desert place to blossom us the rose. Detroit, Dec.. 13, 1551.: Koisath’s Address to the Ladles. On Saturday afternoon, Gov. Kossuth received the ladies of New York at Tnpler Hall. The building was filled tn every part, and as Kos suth and his saite entered the room, the au dience arose and received him with loud cheers. On being introduced to the meetings he made a spirited address, of which the following is the concluding portion: But I have a stronger motive than all these to claim your protecting sympathy for my coun try’s cause. It is her nameless woe, her name less sufferings. In the name of that ocean of bloody tears which the sacrilegious hand of the tyrant wrung from the eyes of the childless mothers, of the brides who beheld the hangman’s sword between them and their wedding day— in the name of all those mothers, wives, brides, daughters and sisters, who, by thousands of thousands, weep over the graves of Magyars so dear to their hearts, and weep the bloody tears of a patriot (as they all are) over the face of their beloved native land—in the name of all those torturing stnpes with which the hogging hand of tyrants dared to outrage humanity in the womankind of my native land; in the name of that daily curse against Austria with which even the prayers of our men are mixed—in the name of the nameless sufferings of my own dear wife (here the whole audience rose and cheered vehemently)—the faithful companion of my life of her, who for months and for months was hunted by my country’s tyrants like a noble deer,not hav ing for months a moment’s rest to repose her wear iedjhead in safety and no hope, no support, no pro* teotion, but at the humble threshhoid of the hard-working people, as noble and generous as they are poor—(applause) —in the name of my poor little children, who so young are scarcely conscious of their life, had already to learn what an Austrian prison is—in the name of all this, and what is still woree, in the name of down trodden liberty, I claim, ladies of New York, your protecting sympathy for my country’s cause. No body can do more for it than you. The heart of man is as soft as wax in your ten; der hands. Mould it, ladies; mould it into the form of generous compassion for my country's wrong; inspire it with the noble feelings of your own heart; inspire it with the consciousness of your country's power, dignify and might You are the framers of man's oharaoter. Whatever be the fate of man, one stamp he always bears on his brow—that which the mother’s hand impress* ed upon the soul of the child. The smile of your lips eau make a hero out of the-coward, (ap plause,) and & generous man out of tne egotist One word from you inspires the youth to noble resolutions ; the lustre of your eyes is the fairest rowan! for the toils of your life. You can even blow up the feeble spark of energy in the breast of broken age, that once more it may blaze up in a noble, generous deed, before it dies. Ail this power you have. Use it, ladies, use it in behalf of your country’s glory, and for the benefit of oppressed humanity, and when yon meet a cold calculator, who thinkß by arithmetic when he is called to feel the wrongs of oppressed nations, convert him, ladies. Your smiles are commands, and the truth which poors forth instinctively from your hearts, is mightier than the logio ar; ticulated by any scholar. The Peri, excluded from Paradise, brought many generous gifts to heaven in order to regain it. She brought the dying sigh of a patriot; the kiss of a faithful girl, imprinted upon the lips of her bridegroom, distorted by the venom of the plague. She brought many other Coir gifts ; but tho doors of Paradise opened before her only when she brought with her the first prayer of a man con verted to charity and brotherly love for his op pressed brethren and humanity. I am told that one of the newspapers, with a kind and generous intention, has declared that the cause whioh I have the honor to plead has pointed out that there is a committee, who are about to raise money for the purpose of revolu tionizing Europe. I perfectly understand the kind attention of the generous friend who wrote these words; but I beg leave to remark, that it is not my intention to get any people whatever to aid in the revolution of Earope. My axiom is that of the Irish poet: “Who would be free, themselves must strike the blow.” (Applause.) All that I ask is fair play ; and that is the aim for whioh I claim the United States to become the executive power of the laws of nature and of nature’s God. The revolutions in Europe will be made by the nations of Enrope ; but that they ahull have fair play, is what the nations of Eu rope expect from the protection of the United States of America. Remember the power which you have and which I have endeavored to point outin afew brief words. Remember .this, and form associations; establish ladies’ committees to raise substantial aid for Hungary. Who could, who would, refuse, when the melody of your voice is pleading the cause of my beloved, of my oppressed native land ? Now 1 have done. One word only remains to bo said- I —a word of deop -sorrow, the word—“ Farewell, New York!”— New York! that word will forever make thrill every string of my heart. lam like a wander ing bird. lam worse than a wondering bird, fle may return to his summer home. 1 have no home on earth! Here I felt almost at home. But “Forward” is my call, and I must part. I part with the hope that the sympathy which I met here is the trumpet sound of resurrection to my native land; —l part with the hope that, hav ing found here a short transitory homo, will bring me yet back to my own beloved home, that my ashes may yet mix with the dust of my native soil. Ladies, remember Hungary, and—farewell! After tho applause had subsided, Rev. Dr. Bellows arose and offered some resolutions to tKfe effect that the ladies should form a committee for the purpose, and a collection be raised for the cause of Hungary. In support of thcße the Dootor spoke at con siderable length, and at his conclusion the Pres* identmoved the adoption of the resolutions, and requested all in favor to stand. The audienoe rose with one accord, when ho said—Here iB a cloud of witnesses in behalf of Hungary—the resolutions are earned unanimously, and begged all the ladies to consider themselves added to the committee for carrying them out. Mr. Geo. Douglas, from the body of the meet ing, then addressed Dr. Tyng and requested him to place, on his aocount, a thousand dollars, at Governor Kossuth's command, in aid of the cause of Hungary. This handsome donation was acknowledged by the Governor, with a bow and by the audience, with three eheers for the donor. In regard to Kossuth's labors m New Hork, the Express says: He has been in the city for sixteen days, and in that time, beßideß innumerable address to delegations from public Sooieties, and seleot bodies, Committees from different sections of the Union, Committees from the Clergy and others, he has made one speech to the People at Castle Garden, one to the Corporation at the Irving House, one to the Press at the Astor House, one to the Bar at Metropolitan Hall, one to the People of Brooklyn, one to the Military at Castle Garden, and one to the Ladies at Metrop olitan Hall. Three of these speeches have been written out, and the rest of them have been extempore* neons speeches. They have all shown a great knowledge of men and things, have aU display* ed keen preoeptions, and have all produced more or less effect upon the various parties who have been addressed. Hos. Jambs Campbell. —The Hon. James Campbell has resumed the practice of law m Philadelphia; and we bespeak for him the greatest success in his profession. His long experience as a Judge, his high legal attain ments, his stnot attention to business, and his courteous and gentlemanly deportment will com mand for him a practice of the very best kind. The Democratic press have nearly universally pointed him ont as the person to be appointed Attorney General by Governor Bigler, and we have no doubt this expression will have great weight with the Govemer in making menk— Bar. Union. jpg- A large assortment of fine ‘Watches Lockets, and Jewelry, will be sold etATKenna’s Auotion Soom, this evening. v 1 * » •. k -. Y 1 Warlike Preparation* In 809th Carolina. The “fire eaters”■'■of *4he Palmetto State are determined to make-the* rest'of' -the Union be lieve they are in eaniest iit their threats of .secession/ They are gathering upjarmß, and preparing for the contingency of b tuzscl with ~Tfncle 64m. r*The ! following, from the Columbia i SoutfcCarolinian, is an: extract of the report of Major Trapper, of the Ordnance department: The contract for heavy guns was given to a Richmond contractor- The original contract in cluded 12 twenty-four pounder guns, 8 ten inch mortars (siege), and 3 eight-inch Columbians; to which was afterwards added 20 twenty-four pounders, and 4 eight-inch seige howitzers. — Thirty two twenty-four pounders have been fin ished and inspected ? the remainder of the guns to be ready by the 15th Deo. The contract for small arms—viz .* 6,000 mus kets, 2,090 pairs of pistols, 1,000 sabres, and 1,000 artillery swords, has been taken by Messrs. Glaze & Flagg} of Columbia, all to be manufac tured m this State- The delivery of these arms in January, 1862, and to be completed by the ißt of January, 1863. Messrs. Glaze & Flagg have also taken a contract to alter a large portion of the fixnt look muskets belonging to the State to percussion locks. Six hundred have been already altered. The contraots for furnishing infantry, cavalry, and artillery accoutrements, have been given to 8 M. Howell, of Columbia, and R. B. McKensie, of Charleston. ■ These accoutrements are expec ted to bo finished by the Ist of May, 1862. The contract for gun carriages has been given to C. Werner, of Charleston. Contracts for projectiles have been made with Messrs. Eason, of Charleston, and the Spartan burg Iron Works Company. The whole contract embraces about 17,0(w balls and shells. Eighty thousand pounds of cannon powder have been contracted for with the Hazard Company, Con necticut. To guard against a spurious article, the powder is to be subjected to analysis. The company of ordnance soldiers has been comple ted. A barrack'and store house have been erec ted at Magnolia, near Charleston, where the company has been heretofore instructed and drilled. Attention is called to the condition of the arsenal at Columbia, and it is recommended that additional pillars be placed under the first floor. It is also suggested that appropriations be made for the protection of the Magazines attached to the arsenal. The amount of money passed through the Maoris hands is $86,000, of which $60,461 77 has been expended. From ibe Free Free*. ‘ Ott Thursday, 25th instant, JOHN DOUGHERTY, iu the 53d year of his age. The fneuda ami acquaintances of the family are to ■pectfu'ly iuvited to attend his funeral THIS AFiBR NOON at 1 o’clock, from hi* late residence. Grant at., second door from Third, to proceed to the Allegheny Cemetery. On Thursday morning, December 26ih,at $ before 8 o’clock, of Scarlet Fever, LYDIA ALVIR.A. youngest daughter of James A. and Martha Irwin, 3 years, 11 month* and 25 days. Uh parents dear weep not for roe, 1 am not dead, bat sleeping but here— -1 was not thine but Christ’s alone, He loved me best ami took me home. [Presbyterian Advooate please copy.] On Friday evening, 26th instant, Mr. ROBERT P. TANNER, in the 29th year of his age. His foneral will move from his residence on Liberty street! opposite Ferry, THIS AFTERN«X>N, al 2 o’clock, to proceed to the Cemetery. Wy An Adjourned Meeting Qf the Dem ocracy of the Fifth Ward will be held at the Sebocri House, on Moaday the 29th, between the hours of 4 and 7 o’clock. P. hj.,10 nominate candidates for Councils, and other ward officers. dec£7£t J. K HAGUE, President. Kj~'Seventh Word*-»ln accordance with a Re solution passed st the Seventh Ward Meeting, held on Saturday last, 22d instant The Democratic citizens of the Seventh Ward are requested to meet in the; School Room In said Wa-d, on Mwiiday evening, 29th instant, ai Oi o’clock, for the purpose of offi cers, to be supported at the ensuing election. STEPHEN BARRETT,Scc’y. R WJNTEh'S UNRIVA ' LED EXHIBITION OP OUKBIICAL DIORASIdhi Dlssolvtna Views A Chromstrope Views, AT LAFAYETTE HALL, COMMENCING on Monday eveniug, December 2bib, coounuiue every evening doriug the week, aad on New Year’s alternoou at 3 o'clock. Mr Winter respectfully informs the ettizens of Pitts burgh dud ita vicinity, that he has made arrangemenUto mtroduce to their bind favor his entertainment, which rank* as one of the finest exhibitions of the present day. For anistieal skill grandeur of delineation, brilliancy of coloring, and at the same time so true to nature, that it stands Unequalled on this Comment. The exhibition will commence with a series of DIS SOLVING VIEWS, representing Rains, Moonlights, Clues, Sea Views. Ac , too uumerous to mention (the lo calities] in an advertisement- After which, a grand display of SIX CHROMATRoPE views, with a variety of pleasing Metamorphoses. Theeven ing’s ettlertaiuineriUi lo conclude will! the far-famed CHEMICAL DIORAMAS, illustrative of the following subjects, susceptible to all the change* peculiar to the naiurul day, representing nature in ail its brilliancy : MILAN CA'l HEDR4L, night view, celebrating Mid night Mat-, And ibe COURT OF BABYLON, night view, ‘'The Feast of Belshazzar ” fU“ Tickets 25 cems only ; Children under 12 half price Doors open at 7; Exhibition commence* at 7J precisely \\_j~ Full descript'on in small Lilia. dec2S:u NOTICE —The Stockholders of the Masonic Fund, Society are hereby notified that an election for trustees, will take place at the Ma»onic Hall this even ing, betweeu the hours of 6 and 9 o’clock. By order of the President, der27:lt J- McKINLEY, Scc’y Orphans' Court Sola of a Valuable Faro. PURSUANT to an orderofthe Orphans’'Courtof Alle gbeoy County, will be exposed to public sale on the premises, on Monday, February 2 1,1952, al tl o’clock A. M , by the undersigned Administrators of Joseph Carre i, late of Jefferson township, in said county, deceased, the following described Real Estate,of which said Joseph Carrol, died seized in his demesne as of fee, viz : The N. R part of said estate or Fann of Land, siioate in said township, ou Peiers’ creek, within Ift milos of the Monongaheln over | bounded by lands of David M. Carrol. James Payne, Hugh Kennedy, Carry Cartol, and ibe remaining part of said estate, and oontmning about jl 5 acres sinet measure. Of the premises, abour CO acres are cleared lard, one-half of which L creek bo - lorn ot the bestqaality, and the remainder is thickly set with Uraberof ibe very best quality, and there is abun dance of limestone and stone coal on the premises. Persons wishing to parebase a good Farm, ill a healthy ami agreeable neighborhood, woold do well to examine ’hepremises. JOHN H. M’ELHINNY, dec27:wid WM. LOWRY, Adm’ra, Steamboat Communication between Sew York and Liverpool* THE Liverpool and New York Pioneer Company’s powerful new Steamship PIONEER. 2500 tous burthen. Asa L. Eldridor, commander, will sail from New York, direct for Liverpool, on the 31st day of De cember. and will leave Liverpool on the 4tb day of Feb ruary usiAo s uobey roa livebpool. First Cabin, Adult*, 895.00 to $lOO,OO do Children, 43,00 to 50.00 Second Cabin. Adults, 50,00 to 00,00 do Children, V 5.00 to 30,00 Steerage. Adults, 15,00 do Children, 8,00 VBOM LIVERPOOL TO HEW TORE. First Cabin, AdulU, - - 8110,00 do Children, - • • 65,00 Second Cabin, Adults, - - * 00,i>0 do Children, - • 30,00 Steenige, Adults, - 30,00 do Children, - • • 20 00 The accommodations in the fteumers are notexoelled by any of the steamers now afloat. In first and second Cabin, the best the market affords will be furnished.— Flic accommodation, also, for Steerage passengers are on an enure new plan; the provisions are provided by the vessel, cooked by competent persons, and eaeh meal served regular. Steerage passengers will only have to furnish their own beds and bedding An experienced sturgeon is a.tacbr d to each ship in this line. For terms apply io JAMES BLAKELY, Corner ot Sixth and Liberty streets, dee27 (2nd story) Pittsburgh P. b —Remittances as usual in large and small sums, paid at uny Bank m the United Kingdom. Passages en gaged in any pf the sailing packets at the lowest possi ble tales, from New Y’ork lo Liverpool, London aud Glasgow, and from thence to New York. _ N<mCK.— The Books of JAMES P. HORBACH and of HORBACH A KERR, have been placed in the hands of the undersigned for seltlemeut. Ail persous indebted to either of the above, will call and settle be fore the Ist of January, as ail accounts remaining un paid at that time, will be left at Alderman Steel’s for collection. O. H. RJPPEY, Attorney at Law, dec97Hw No. 144 Fourth street. T^LECTION.— An eieetton fq* President, Vice Presi- Xj dent. Recording aud Corresponding Secretaries, and twelve Managers, will be held by the members of the Allegheny County Agricultural Society, in the Court House, at 10 o’c’ock, A. M., on the first Wednesday in January. (dec27.w2t_ A First Rats OLance for Business* THE subscriber offers for sale his property, located in the village of Remington, at the head of the Char tiers ooal Rbilroqil |t c»iists'» of a Lot of Ground 50 by 80 j a new Frame House. Store House, tiuble, Ac 'together with a judiciously selected assortment of Goods The übnve is oue of the best mercantile loca tions in the country—the subscriber having retailed within the last year Goods to the amount of 812.000. tor farther particulars enquire of the|subscnber, on ihe premises. 8- 8. MARKS Remington. December *4,lBsl—Jee27;dAwtf Kossuth it In Pittsburgh. JUST arrived, at HOOD’S JEWELRY STORE.direet from England, a lot of KOSSUTH MEDALS, with a correct likeness of the great Hungarian Patriot. Also, u fine asHorimeniol Gold Cuff Pins, Gold Chains, Lock ets and Jewelry, suitable for the Holidays. Please call at 61 Market street [dec27 COFFKF/-T A prime urttcle of Rio and Java tn store and for sale by _ (dec27] KING A MOORHEAD. MOLASSES— SObblsin store and for sale by dec27 KING A MOORHEAD. GINSENG AND BEESWAX—A small lot of each for sale by [dec27] KING A MOORHEAD. SUGAR —A few hbds good, for sale Gy dec27 KING A MOORHEAD. TtOYS! TOYS!—We respectfully Invite the attention of our friends and the public to our assortment of Toys, Work Boxes and Fancy Goods now opening for ihe Holidays. Persons wishing to make selections for Christmas presents have now an opportunity. Goods sent to any part of ihc city or vicinity* dec 16 _• KENNEDY & HA9LETT. TITATCtIBS AND JEWELRY.—We have a large TT and beautiful assortment of the above Goods; which we will and can sell aa low as they can be pur chased uny place in the city, and oi ike very best quality N. B.—Aii kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully and neatly repaired. KENNEDY ft HASLETT, decld : _ No. 94 Markets treet. TO LET AN OFFfCE TO LET—over Philo and next doorto Dagnetreotypc JSootns. ALSO—A Small Dwelhog Hooso on Pennsylvania Avenue* near Oakland. ? Poueaaion given Immediately. - E. D. GAZZAIa. - dec? Third. ■ -■ ' L„ J- x •- ' - > “.'^ e %: ?«•■„». '%< ■ -./* w'j- *.• ** ■■■ • ••**-«•■• ~’ “ . A(h J.' ,•; _ ' '• '-' '■■ i --:--‘~ j* .}*>'}>' ■■ . : ; ■' • ,'P:.VA 1 “ v - * S * . * - * * * ' -fe/ v 4 * ■ ! * V?.- •*! SPECIAL NOTICES. ■s* Circular. TCj* The undersigned, in ihe nudst of the; distressing ! cireamstancee id wjiicb he is placedibythe fire l of thls-.l morning,'which hbalaidprostrateWs- Academy as inn; momeayla thaokfdtto beableiosay, fortbeinrormaucmn of parents and friends at a distance*, that his pupils, i chore and entire filthily escapefcwuhout a single injary,,; He feels it dns to hisnejghborß^hia-pupiliandtettobers, { to say tbat they dOT *H that could ne done to. save the i building, farnitoje, &c., and in the most judicious man* , ner-’Bat, iq the absence of water their efforts were all i unavailing. He is looking around now to see what ar» i rangemenis can be made lor resuming the operations o( the school, and hopes in a few days mat he will be able : to aunoance the precise day when he will be ready for : bin papils—probably, Monday] JbtvSih da^of^J^n^yy SswicaLKY, Pa*, Saturday gening, Dee.2o > „idee23' A OanU-Llft Insurance. (IT" Ma; C. A. Coltos, Btt’r Dear Sir—At a mai 'ter of common justice, I deem it my duty to acknowl edge the very prompt and obliging manner in. which ino-. clnimof a Policy recently effected by me amounting to ($5 000), five thousand dollars baa been paid, The liberal principles upon which the affairs of the n Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company ” are conducted, entitles it to the consideration and patronage of the pub lic. The principle of prudenual'benevolenceintbe mutual arnmgeineut of your organization, is thetnue socialist fraternal benificenee, whteh humanity and Christianity boU. ..I approve, nov2S-6w of First Baptist Church, Pittsburgh, Fa. STATU ffIOTVAIi PIKE INSURANCE COMPANY. vrp Whole amount of Property at risk up to October laist 812,678,604 00 Premium Notes in force 121,006 37 incurred ami paid since last re> port, < May Ist) . JJ3JJ Cash surpluson hand-** - 32d»00 08 Designed only for ibe safer classes of property, has en ample capital, and adonis soperior advantages In point of cheapness, safety and accommodationi to City pad Country Merchants and owners of Dwellings and isolu* ted or Country Property. ts A. A. CARRIER, Actuary, novltf Branch Office, 54 Southfield sL, PUtsborgb. INSURANCE COMPANY, or Hartford, Conn- Capital Stock, $300,000 00 Assets, 44J,tt86 34 JET"- Office of &e Pittsburgh Agency in the Store Room oiM’Curdy A Loomis,No.sS Wood street nov4:if R. H. BEESON, Agent. Orleans lnsnranee Company, ALBION. N. Y. CAPITAL 9180,000* Secured in accordance with the General Intu ranee Law o/ the State. THE above prosperous and responsible Company. having complied with the requisitions of. the law of this State, is now issuingpoiiotea by tbeir,Age»ton;the; most favorable tertns, consistent with prudence and safety. O NICHOSON, .president. H. S. M’Coixvu, Secretary. "Office, No 54 Smithfieid street, PUtsborgb, oci27«f hi A. A. CARRIER, AgenL ENCOURAGE HOME INSTITUTIONS. CITIZBBS’ ISSORABTOK COMPANY, Or riTTSBC tCH. C.G. HUSSEY. Prest. A- W. MARKS.Sec^ O&u—No. 41 Warn it.jin WaTcktniUvf G; & Grant. fT/" This Company is now prepared to insure ail kinds of risks, on Houses, Manntactories. Goods, Merchan dize in Store, and In Transitu Vessels, Ae. An ample guaranty for the ability and integrity of the InstituUonVU effofded in the character of the Directors, who are all citizens of Pittsburgh, wall and favorably known to the community for theUpradence, intelligence and integrity. Dnscrous —C. G. Hussey, Wm. Bagaley,Wm. Lari mer, Jr., Waller Bryant,HughD.King,Edward Heazel ton Z Kinsev 8. IlqcbaughVo. M. Kier. marUfctf / Pittsburgh Life Insuranefl Company, CAPITAL 9100,000. ITT" Ovfics.No. TS Fousth Snxsr. J 1 OFFICERS'. President —James 8. Hoonj Vice President—Samuel fcTClurkan. Treasurer —Josephs. Leech. Secretary —C. A Colton. IX5* See advertisement in another part ol this paper ray 22 Associated Ftrsmsa’s tasuranes Comp nr of tha City of/Pittsburgh. W. W. DALLAS, Pres>t-ROBERT FINNEY, Scc> fTl* Will insure against FIRE and MARINE RISKS orall kind!. Qflt* in Monongahela Ninas, See. If 4 and 125 Water it dibsctobs: W. W. Dallas, Body Patterson, R. H. Hartley, R. B- Simpsou, Joshua Rhemes, C, H. Paulson, Wkl m. Ed. gar,Edward Gregg, A. P. Anshutz, Wm. Collingwood,B. C Sawyer, Chas. Kent,Wm. Gorman febfQ. C» A. O. B, Ip* Meets above Board of Trade Rooms, corner 01 Third and Wood streets, every Monday evoning prffl IP* Odd FeUowPHall. Odan Building, Fourth strut, btmun Wood and Smitkfietd struts.— Pittsburgh Encampment, No. 2,meets Ist and 3d Tuesdaysof each month. Pittsburgh Degree Lodge, No. 4, meets 2d and 4 thTuef days Mechanics 1 Lodge, No. 0, meets every Thursday e ven- Star Lodge, No. 24, meets every Wednesday evening. Iron City Lodge, No. 182, meets every Monday ev*ag. Mount Moriah Lodge, Nq. 360. meets every Monday evening, at Union Hail, corner of Fifth and Smiinfiela. Zoeco Lodge, No. 38S, meets every Thursday evening, altheir Hall, corner of Smithfield and Fifth streets. TwinCiiy Lodge, No. 241. meets every Friday even ing. Hall, corner of Leucock aud Sandusky streets, Al legheny City. £nmy2ody U7* Angsrona Lodge, I- O. of O. F*—Tha Angerona uodge. No. 289. I. O. of O. F., meets every Wednesday evening in Washington Hall, Wood street Ja4:ly. (TT'l* O. of O. F«—l'>Hce of Meeting, Washington’ Hill, Wood street, between sih ano Virgin Alley. Prrreßuaau Lod<.s, No riti—Meets every Tuesday v^ening. MsßCairrtna EacAUFM«fn. N«». 07—Meets lsi and 3d Fridav of each month. oariß-ly aotlea.—TbeJouaifXTMKsTsaoßsSocirrr,of Pitts burgh aud Allegheny, meets on the second Monday or every month at the Florida Haase, Marketst. u6?vl Jnua Youaa.jr., Secretary, Collecting, Dill Foaling, do. JOHN M’CO UUR Y (XT’ Attends to Collecting, Bill Po-tiug, Distributing Cards aud Circulars for Parties, Ac., a c. CT* Orders left at the Office of Uie Morning Post,or at Holmes’Periodical Store. Third st.. will be promptly attended to. (myShly Nelson’s Daguerreotypes, Pott Office Buildings* Tiara Street. LIKENESSES taken in all weathers, frame A. M. to 5 P.M., giving on accurate artisue and animate likeness, unlike and vastly topenor to the ** com mon cheap daguerreotypes ” at the following cheap pneesBl.so, $2,00, $3.00.$ 1,011,85,00 and upward, ac cording to the size and quality of case or frame. Ip* Hours for children, from U A M. to 2 P. M. N 7 B —Likenesses of sick or <Usea«ed persons taken m any part of the cay. (nofSStly Bodgklmon’i « Matehheao Blaefetag*” THUS ** Celebrated Matchless Blacking,” superior n bnlhancy to any ever offered to the public. The proprietors chaiUngs on* Biol, wkteh t tnUjnoct th • faet. Manufactured by Hodgkinson A Co., Quarry street, North Third, Philaaalphia; and sold at S. N. WICKBRSHA&PS Wholesale Drug and Seed Warehouse, N 0.164 aud 166 wood si., corner of Sixth, oct7:3m Pittsburgh. Ip* Oongbit Golds* finflnenn* Aithns* whooping Oongh* Bronchitis and the vari out disease* of the air passages- am readily eared by Dr. IKEYSER’S PECTORAL. SYRyp. A lady of the highest respectability elates to as that she was oared Of a harrassing co ugh, from which she had suffered for a long time, had takea various remedies, aud had ran the gaunt let of several medical advisors without any benefit, by the use of four table spoonfht doses; with the remtindar of the bottle, she cured several eases of badeooghs. This Syrup, when used according to the directions around each bottle, cannot fail to care the worst cases of recent oooghs and colds, as the ingredients it contains allay all irritation of the throat anp air tabes, dissolves the super abundant secretive or mueoas, unlocks the various secreting organs, and enables them to throw off the acid particles which collect around and hinder them in their vartoas offices. ‘‘For proof of these a'serOona iry it and you will not be disappointed.’*' For sate wholesale and retail by KETBER A Me* DOWELL, 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh. decS9 0“ DEAFNESS,noises nubeheafl,and all disagree able discharges from the ear,speedily and permanently removed without pain or inconvenience, by Dr.HART LEY, Principal Anrist of the N. Y. Ear Surgery, who may be cousulted atOO ARCH street, Philadelphia, from 9 u> 3 o’clock. Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention to this branch of special practice fias enabled him to reduce his treatment to such a degree of success as to find the most confirmed and obstinate eases yield by a steady attention to the means presortbed. [au^d fP» In calling attention to Dr. QUYZOTT’S Improved Extract qf Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, we feel confi dent that we are doing a service to all who-may be af flicted with ScrqfuUms and other disorders originating in hereditary taint,or from Imparity of the blood. We have known instances within the sphere of onr acquain tance, where the moit formidable oUteqroers havebpen cured by the use of Ouyxoll’e Extract qf Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla alone. It is one of the few advertised medicines that cannot be stigmatized with quackery, for the u Yellow Dock ” and the •* iSarsap&nUa ” are well known to be the most efficient, (and, at the same time, Innoxious) agents in the whole Matcna Uedtea, and by for the best and purest pre parations of them is Dr. Quyto&e Yellow Dock and Sat saponlia. See advertisement 07* Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral**—Wo would cal the attention of onr readers to this excellent medicine, with the satisfaction one feels in praising a benefactor. Having been afflicted by lbs serious effects of a cold seated on the lungs, aud 'ouod relief and cure from its use, we can add our testimony to the mach already given to prove its singular mastery over disease. If any me dioine before the community can be relied on to cure af fections of the throat and lungs,it is Ayer’s Cherry Pec toral.— Christian Observer. ' (deol7 P” A llloet Remarkable One© of Total Blfndness Cored by Petroleum.— We> invite the attention of the afflicted and the public generally to the certificate of William Hall, of this city. The ease may be seen by any person who may beskeptrealin re lation to the facts there set forth. 8. M. KIER. “ I had been afflicted several years with a soreness of both eyes, which continued to inorease until lastSep teraber, (1850), the inflammation at that time having in volved the whole lining membrane of both eyes, and ended in the deposite oi a thick film, which wholly de stroyed my sight. 1 had an operation performed, and the thickening removed, which soon returned ana left me ui as bad a condi non as before. At this stage of the eamplftini I made application to several of the most eminent medical men, who informed me that 11 my eyes would never get well.” At this time I eonld not distin guish any object. By the advice ©f some friends I com menced the use of the Petroleum, both internally quo locally, under which my eyes have improved daily until the present time, and 1 have recovered my sight enure-. ly. Jtfy general health was very ranch improved by thp Petroleum, and I attribute the restoration of my sight to its ose- 1 reside at No-109 Second, street, in this city* and will be happy to give any infarmaUpnin relation sq my case. , WiLLIAxu HALIt.” Ptftsbvrghy September 17* 1851. For uds by KEYBER & JfIDOWELL, MO Wood it; B. E. ] SEUL£B3,S7 Wood meet, and br tie Profriete,. BOOT THK£S.-2p «eitVßhlT*aapiiff Unt tad Powmou atop art farnleo?; . dodl*, 00. ■ • vv t r , • .V'T. • - • i \ ' ; : y, i_, -- v' ■■•. •" ■’- ■ • v; i'S’-- '.' '* - ‘v r 1 . i ’.' i '. 'J*' *■'’ . _ -i -V> " ”i‘ ~■■*.%.y - j § s^'> ' y<K=.v» yfSyy-x i", ,'«y **■*■“. I v Bar* Ctuuice for Speculation* . IJOUE THOUSAND ACRES OiT|iANp i •£t? ton county, Virginia, wrtnnfAjfe tin, the county seat.TbeLandi*ion tbe.eagtsicfe of the- North Fork of River. A fine Turnpike Road leads ai«*Hy team ihetowmof .Franklin to GreenSnrioff Bipfetf* jb® ißaltimoreaud Ohio Railroad. The land ifcwSl timnered abdlrori'olre abundant MOFFITT. •Agents/fo; deelfc2w 14 BL Cleft streett Ko^inutventlon> A 8 a national policy, non-imerventian niay do very £X well, but when w e wUhlo purchase CLOTHING, it is our duty to know where wc mav invest our money ittdieioutly. • Purchasers are invited to call at CHESTER’S Empo which for ▼ariety ol material,, durability of workmanship fIWJ mtferhtidnofpricbsi cannM&etehaited inUreciiy P Boys’-Clothing, of all sizes and qntUiiW alsoShirtL Cravtas r Hanaiterchie&,Collays,'Ciieves7QiUfer^Rpi»- Caps, Ac. Ws btodv to Pus* so. 71 BMITHFIELD Bt M decflD , Near Diamond AUev. __ AHEAD OF AJihT ' " - - *>~BXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL. PREPARER and sold by; JNO. .YOVNGSON, 2W> Liberty street. This powerfullyt!dncinTraied pre paration; the medical virtues of which are found u> be elghuimes tbe strength of the original'American OR. Itlnput upin bottles at 25 and 27| cents, each, with full directions for its use. In every disease where the origh nal American OHbahbeeh found avail efficacious/and it so far exceeds the drigiiiaiihpft we?, as toremlertribe CHEAPESTMEDWmEITtTHE WOKLD. - Cilidnd try |t. JOHN YOUNGSON. iNi B- The, original Oil in Us natural state as taken from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and; WiJl.be found s*»«tne. notwithstanding a certain firm claims to be the only Proprietors.’ dftw.tf ' » 'V ~ FOB SAI B- THK tHBKK ST'.HY BUKK'en, ; DWELLING HOUSK.No. »6 Ha, Hnyd.r’t How. . Priie 93,0 M) Teiras, 85110-m si r / " -cash; 8500 in one year; and 82,000 in-five years To be secured by boud andmortgage on. thepremises; Clear of afllneurobraitees, and title indisputable. Apply to R W,4 A. 8. BKLL, . Altoroey* at Law, declfcJm N0.‘143 Fourth street *- Dissolution or Partnership* THE Partnership heretofort e* ist ing between tits snb-‘ seribers,undcr the firm of Wright A Alcorn is ittis day dissolved by mutual cousem. The business of the firm wilt be closed at the old stand, 117 Third street, by ftTKeeA Alcorn, j. WBIGIIT, FittsburgA y Dec . 3-rdeclPl WM. F. ALCQBN- va u’us-** w. v. alcokn, Co-Partnership. THE subscribers have entered into 00-Partnership, for the.purposeof carrying on the Mustard and general Milling business, at li7 Third street* wneje they will be pleased to see the old customers of Wrighr A Alcorn. [declO] M’KEE A ALCORN $742,286 31 Y^IHRiSTMAS —The subscriber has Jos} received from \j Europe a lot of beautllhl ivory, shawl pins', cately carved and embellished. Alio, a fine selection©! very tastefully designed oxidised silver good»j inlaid with gold, such as chatas, charms, seals, bracelets/ Ac-.Ac.The abovoare something altogether new in style; and finish, and will be sold at remaikahly low prices to close consignment .• . - ■& < H. KLKBER, No. 101 Third street, •y jieeifl Sign of the Golden, Harp. CRANBERRIES— tl bbls. just received peksteeme Diadem, and for sale WM. A. M’OLURG-A Co.* declQ .256 Liberty street. WOOZ. Laee Leather, extraqoality, received and f. r sale by [decOj R. BAR PA CO. CHEESfc— 100 bxs. prime Cheese, per Michigan, for sale by Cdecldt CABBQN AM’KNTQH-T. BROOMS— 50 doz, fancy j ‘ 2OO do Corn; For sale by dec4o SMITH A SINCLAIR^ NO. MOLASBES—3I bbls. prime new crop just re* • ceived and for sale by • ' ' r - deed SMITH A SINCLAIR. FLOUR— 176 bbls. superfine in store and for Sale by dec9 STUART A SILL. WTOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an order, il of the Orphans’ Court of Westmoreland.county, there will be exposed to poblio vendoe or outcry, ou MONDAY, the sth day of Janaary, 1652, as the proper ty of James Nicholl’s deceased, the following Real Es tate, viz: MANSION PART—I4O acres. 115 perches, strict mea sure; about 100 acres cleared, 30 in meadow, apple or chard,stone, dwelling house and kitchen, large -double barn,two log dwelling booses, corn crib, carrtagehbflse and other out buildings thereon. MILL FART—I 27 acres and 40 . perches, strict meas* ore,aboulso tcrescleared, about 10 acres in meadow,' one large grist milL frame work, saw mill, frame dwell ing house and kitchen, frame bam and a log tenant 'house thereon. COAL TRACT 1 —69 acres and 8 perches, strict meas ure, about 35apres cleared, with one small cabin bouse* and anoxtensive coal bank thereon, balance timbered. BO rTOM—do acres and 13 perches, about so acres cleared, and balance-in timber—the whole being first rale.bottom land. Thirteen Acres of Land—known as the Catharine Reed Farm, principally all cleared, with a shingle roof* ed log house thereon, being a first-rate piece of land.— Mr. Archibald Fletcher, or the village, of VoniigstowD, will show the premises in the Bbseuce of the subscri bers. about one mile distant from Latrobe, and nearly adjoining the village of Youngstown. Sale to take place on the premises t wheh term* of sale will be made known by John Steel and Robert Graham/ Administrators of said Estate. Bytbe Coort. dec&eodts Attest, A. GRAHAM, Clerk.- A. VEGETABLE COMPOUND. TOttfihK'S BALSAM, AN INF ALIBLE REMEDY FOR DIARRHOEA, DYS ENTERY,BOWELORSDMMERCOMPLAINT r Ohlldrtn and Adolts. 4 Perfectly tafe and efficient remedy under ail Cir etfmstanees. IT has been used with happy and never-failing effects by some of our most successful practitioners of medi cine, who have introduced*'fok the ’lhsf- tws or three years, as per certificates accompanying kfie medicine, in pamphlet form. • Hundredadf casesof boih-.f2AiZd«aand Adttits, have been cured ajod relieved by. BALSAU, after every pther remedy had been tried in vain. CERTIFICATE, Tkefoßoiffing u a copysf ° relaxttrs to the eir- theabooeßaturnyUsedm thefamily of the lUv.J- A Power, of the Msthodiil Book Concern, inakis- Oithns ■’ . Mu. T'cmntB —Sir;, ideem iidne to you ,tp say,, that, fbrseveral months,'! have'beeh tryingmany remedies for Dtarrbffia, bat wiihUtUe eaccess; but bearing of your, remedy,t procured one* bottle, which I have used, in myjGemiljry with great success, and I fee! "free to ire* commend it to-lhe public, as a vailiable medicine for. iWarTtodandeimUardiSeaScß. Ytrars,truly, Cincinnati, Juse 3^1850. J; H Pawn. .The above Syrup or Balaam Is sold, Wholesale and Rreiail, ai Samoel C. Tomer’s Ding Store, North? Baal corner otOrchard and Main streets; at the Store of .Gardner & C0.,0n Maiix street, between Seventh and Eighth street, westaide, Cincinnati, Ohio; and at the pnnclpal Drug, and other Stores in ihe West generally. Pittsburgh—S. N. Wiclcersham. Allegheny—Jus Doagla«s. Manchester—W. H. M’Cieiland. Temper, ancevilie —W. J. Smith. South Pittsburgh—-John Fitz gerald. Birmingham—John G. Smith, at the Birming ham Drug Store. M’Keesport—P. Boker. Elizabeth— B.lLßera. West Newton—Leighlhy A Gregg myfcSmw HAtUBiPS SAbJfi. BY Virtue of sundry writsof Venditioni Exponas, Is sued out of the Circuit Court of the United States for the Western District of Pennsylvania, and lone di rected, I will expose to sale at’ihe ‘Coort Honse. in the city or-PiUsburgh, on MONDAY, January 26tn, A. B_ 1854, atlOio’ciocz, A. M., all the right, title, interest and claim of Elizabeth Segarm, In the hands of her adminis trators, (with notice to her heirs), ot, in, to and out or, the following described property, viz: All that certain Jot of ground situate and fronting on Second street, in the city of Pittsburgh, having a front of twenty (80) feet, more or lets, on Second street, and extending back of equal width towards First street, southwardly, and in a line parallel with Smithfield at, sixty feet more or leas, being paij of Lot No r Ul4b in CoJ. Woods’ plan of Lots, and adjoining Messrs: Llppihcoti A Barr on the one side, and property of Parka on the other, said property being-withoui'bmldfogs. -fthd Ihe same which was. once vested in Catharine Walihour,' whose heirs conveyed their respective sharek.lo'Jbbiiß' Beaver. Esq., who conveyed the same to the sa&Eliza* both Walmoor. - ALSO—AII that eertainotherpiece or parcel of ground situate in Collins to vn»hip, formerly part or Piu town ship, Allegheny county, beginning s* a brick house on the Allegheny river, thence by lands of Richard Bish op’s heirs 42$ degrees, east fifty-five perches to a-post, thence by lands of which this was oncost part, fifty-- three andone-haif degrees west, fourteen 55-100 perches to a stoke on the bankot the Allegheny river,thence by said river to the plaee of beginning, containing five acres and tWenty-onc perches of land, moreor less? of whichls erecieda dvrdliiQk hoose, ocouniedby Charles Ernest, Esq. The interest £nd estate of said decedent.- in said last mentioned piece of land, being an annual ground rent of ninety dollars, payable annually-there out Seized and takes In execution astute prop ertyof Elizabeth Began, in the hands of her tnuors, with notice, atthe suit of John F. BeaverJ ALSO—AII the right, title and interest of B. F. and James Harley, of Greenville, Clarion cotmty.Pa., of, in and to a certain tract ofland, situate town of Greenville, Clarion county, Pennsylvania,' containing firaiteeen and a half acres; bounded and desoribed as follows, vi 2; on the north by Big Piny Creek, ohtheeast by the State'Rood leading trom Clarion to Biairsville, on the south by lands of H. Neal, and on the west fcy lands of John Sloaue, jr ; on whieh is erected a Woolen Factory, a Foundry and seven Frame Dwelling Houses, together with the machinery and engine in said Factory ami Foundry. Seized and taken m execution as the : proparty of B. F. and Jamea-Uarley, of Clarion county* Pa ,at the suit of tt. H. and J, G. I r ham, and so be sold by me. WILLIAM IRWIN. decs:wtf / " Administrator*a Sotlett. ' lETTER9 of Administration on the Batata of JESSE A LOBE, lbte of Jefferson township, deceased, having' (to issued in favor of the subscriber, notice ts given to ail persons who have claims against said estate to present themifor settlement, and those indebted to it are requested to make payment BENJAMJN LOBE, AdmV., Jefferson tp, Air, county. novSiffitw* i Fwn «t Private Sale. THE subscriber offers at private sale a small FARM containing about FIFrV ACHES,situatedon Perry Fork Creer, Snowden township, Allegheny county, ad joining lands bf Joseph Biggs, the subscriber and others The land is of excellent quality ; about Id acres fine- Meadow Bottom ;10 acres good Timber; and about .40 acres cleared and under gootf sttue of cultivation.. The ; Birmingham hnd Flnteyville Flank Road runs directly I through it. Us situation is very convenient and desira ble, being only 11 miles from Pitlsbnnrh, and within one. r — '.■ WO.W*. m * >l * by! JK25l ' . rpHE subscriber is to sen the /ft/foLAtiaHtf-tt bbls Sugar JHbW,.-- QORHRAIX 1 describbdpieceofTwdjsituatedinßoMntohtoiTO-: Jgi/.forsale by lde*3& 'JO&Gr**" sHp,Allegheny county. Pa.*adloiniM land* of Geo. M. . tt i^rhtpii 'i * .^.£l'wiU, "t below Ba!dvtin%.bridge; contaming about 73 acrek; "V r ''.; ■'.-.Sir* c rimO:# MOOttHRATi ’ ™ more or less. This lend is of an excellent quality fc- AR ' —A • gardening purposes—being located lit a wanal' I i-V . dcc3s j Ute creek, atm having a Star-rate botlotr -«nd o 1 fails to bring 4n excellent crop. 116 ’ -i that never ol a very comfortable frame - uolldings consist. Bam, and an Orchard of S'*- -.filing House and ftame variety of otlibr Fre ! - —eeanng Apple Trees,with* particulars, enquire of James M’Coy, or »V etd *°H JAMES O. RICHEY. tp., Jan. aa, lasi. and price mpdefitte. V-., _ «aUtß«reKaue*ie<i to ifmenr tbem fotaetf ““ mM tiioje tequMtofr in. mat °tmSSP ,*«»«Bd •'^^ssirsu** K~~^ k«- * ® tPMm.' V. 4 •v'' * 3"? / *+■!} V t - ■' ‘ V * i-.' -'•r 4 C/t, -, _i t~S ' r~ s ®#iß^f|Sl|®S®Sti^KsiBl / >' a r-* ■?■"' J ISi ¥*j,v ‘5/ ' - ■ „v> f ■?%,- ' > ' •" r - j * >, ' j "' __ * ~ -re r £- t, f *■' -v' •}t:k _ . Jjf __ r*r i «* /*’.< 11 1 __ L ? "7 i <•“ - ’V K * ' i ‘ L , -v Palvlfo Sale* AGENTS* t "> AMUSEMENTS. Tosms. Lssasx AND Mahas**.— Prias of Tier andParqaette 00c;, Second and Third Tiers 25c.; Reserved seals in Dress Circle, 75 Cent sj large Private’fioxes, entire,sB,oo; small Doors open at 6} o'clock. Curtain rises. at - Nones to tbs Public.— The Theatre is rendered warm and comfortable, by theintrodoetloirof stoves and patent fornacea. Glorious Trimnphoftha new Pahtdratnia Dull limes thrown into the shadejby this galaxy of [an. SATURDAY EVENING, December 527,1801* Holla, - - - •/ • O^Foner.i-. f Pizarro, •> - ,■-& - & KTr. MJSlillan. < , Elvira, - • - ‘ Js£?;.,i& ery - End iransformauona, ' l^o,lll€ flAL'lT)',-;. | ;i i 'AT t ° ■t 1 M mHJ3(»'eduw-„„ , ....... ,BBVE,iM» - I»celeoraied Troap© will .yvseanQtherof- ihtir grand pefftm&ancea. Doors-opcn »t 0 o’clock, !- m. There-will-be performaueea on CHRISTMAS-DAY -and EVENING, ai 2 o*c!oekui Uie afternoon, andatGi o’clocfcinthe evening. - _ > -Admission 25 cents. - Cards of admission eanbe bad- • .atjbeprineipal Holelsrßook-atdMaslcStocea. ■ - - -- .- ; JOHN T. FORD, Agent "■ ;';v • WILKIOT HAU. '. " WKEtC,*(:bcimencnig Monday week, \ -Vj ftec- 2*W, and corttinainEevery evenirte darinjf the week, HORN, WFXt&ikSHIdGS' - ’ Under <ks nanieitrarisirefifflMiror’K.-'iToafir, fornreny*’- ~ jESWSSSafl&f&l^to*9*W in A \Vjoxs,fonnerl y of Christy's Minstrels, Damble- ... - ton’s Serenadesnndtlie ortfllnal'Sfible Hartncrafßts, ' - vj y v ; Bawosf lateofFeHows’,aDd Clmsty’s Mmairtls:v ( . : t and DmnbletonV Ethiopian erpi - < -- Among this Troopeinay also be CHaisriiw, \ the Tyolean Warbler; M. the celebrated - * .•%>•; Dancer j Lsopoid-Mmbbv thfc finished Violinist, with. *- ' other artists of equal merit. t-.-ii-o >. - t | IC7" Christmas day and evening, Iwoperformances; ■, three in the, oiterhpdn; and at the nsoal hoar- ■* in the evening. , ■ . ■ . T*ckelB2scents; : nohalf-price/ 7 Boots open-at 7 o’-' clock. Concert to commence at 7$ o’clock. tlecSSaf...,-... ; sS»>4vWJsLLS;>Busj.neB4;'Dir£cior» ?v /■ > h' EXCUaSIOS TICKETS. Pennsylvania Kallrona Company* , , , FROM :Peb. 24th to tfanoary .2nd,Excursion Tickets, . . willbesoJillaKastLiberiy ind bflct for |sc? \VU kmßburg and back, 25c; Turtle Creek and b#ck»4oc, i Excursion I ticket* will he - glverbdnany train locr from*' Jatt lSS^.^' - ■* - ■- wlUlenvePittsbargh on Christmas aiid New Ycar , * da¥V/or^;'TiM-;!«;,Cxcek : auU bark; ‘leaving PilUiburgh.atfto’clocWiA.ifl,, ixn<l Sc turning, leave Tor f; r r UeCreek j • ‘The regular, ,truip?.;wUl. l*r»vr -i-ittuhnrgh-n*- usual*.-v/i ■■; every day at'^‘X'l 3|'P. hf f retui ijiug leave ■ a Turtle a: m;; and k " Tlbkeift (oir sale ai the Railroad Office-Tin the Monon* •' fahela Honie,Waier street, until oue hour before-tha • epandre ofeacb traini'wnen tbe.oJEee- wilfnpeiifor'' the sale of tickets on Libeny sirtet above the Gadal: ' Ticket Agent Penn’a Railroad Co; &Oo;’» Expresfty' ,iNO; 80 FOC^TH^fRE3?n i >*. *ITRE public. informed iuow rtmpjoj*;>; ? X tp UtßKiwtand oreprepnrpdiow forward all uood» eutruaied to-oarcare A SPECIAL M£SSENGEft*ef!?'4lilsrfdr Philadoi phio r at 4 tfcloferi P. M. f - U>'Cinciujrati J &t,'7 J i * o’clock,-A* W. : ; ~ 1 ‘ r - Orders transmitted free»aG charge, ajiddaoilsTelarned bydirst Expreasi.fV - • * - «s^> BHla of Exchange for sale cm Ecglaiid, ws . for any poking Hoaxes or Post Ktugdora,* decS4 , _ ,BAK%E A. FORSYTH* j&geato; Beaatlfnt Jewelry. . ■ FOB CHRISTMAS M»yWiCT4Ba.GIFXS;' ' J6H>£- M. ROBERTS of- " purchasers to hi? received . this day from ibeEa*tefttsitte£"aadub>wbpeidng--coDi* prising Gold and.'SilVqr'Pa’leriULevcra, I.’Epine aQd ' - otber winches-; GoltfGn&rdoAdVeai Cbalnsj Seals and.” :... Keys, Miniature Casesond Bracelets; ail the- latest - - styles of I adies’ Breast audCoffPins> liar-and-Fingcr Rings; a large assortment iof.Gold PQn hirtf. Peilcii Cd- T, '' i - ses 3L SUyecSpoons,SpeciaoieivTbiinbldB h fte < '*- « ‘ ‘ A-largesupply ofcheap Cloeke^YregLiJated r ■ o.■'-■■■ ranfcdto prove good time keepers: Varying m price from ** SiSOtds3o. . >» • Pftrticoiar alieniioo- paid to. Uie repairing of. ;> Watches aiid Clocks, ana meylisve be coraff worn ou) witbqew,’ k ivvv in a style and ffni&h enurely eqa-il io .lie original, -.' i. /-■■, ' , s .4U«N, t M ROBERTS* 10,Finhisiyeci,i«ro.do»vrs from Market Hotel for Rent. am* TUB Bubßcribef aiarmor llsla ycara c to a first-raieman,hls. large aadcßplendfd ; - HOTiil^ai,Turtle Creek, about.U&milcs ' ,ftom) Phtsbnrgb. ..This .Hotel containa.fariyuhreaVfina » > -■ large looms, in * < first-class Hotels of ttie cuies f Xbe SLabUag,randqther:>;-~ i ; accoßmiodaiioos are, of ;ihabi;si;deecription. This 1 lo- / teliasimatedoLthe termjjiatjon.ofjihelJreddockVFleld .Plankßoad, ontheoldPiuiadeTpHiaitoxnpilce.'aiiiiiimiie*-'-- diately adjoiningtbe Central RaHroAdv-Uwiirbe one of .the inoat delightful satomerTetrea»ifi'the Udurilry. Foc. ri jenns, dte., apply .to the subscriber,arid Mr Hill, on the- - * premises.. (decgfclmj.; Sotlee-BsitcoftU JCleetlonv * f i^ms« i ; nrt . '■% t« l * f Syiflatawqg Ifc B.£o. »* > .-« L rpHE first annual meeting; dfibe- Suwkholdejr s of Ufr-..;- ;*■.■ L Pittsburgh and S’idiiben_Yille Raom£ul Company wiUrv- > be held on uTelSthdaV of Janqary;A',.DL,lßsU, at'lfcfe KiK-t •<, dneerfs-office bf ofj. fourth and, * Wood streets,inthe city of PituW£ii at ItKo’ctopkyinr theforenoUn, at which umeaod;]f>laee an electlon,wUrhe > ' held, for a President audJHiredlOft bfjskidCcmpjmy . The election will be openedoUCriclhck fiLiw r dec23 ,^CHAgL,K&NAYLOR v • »• ' Sundries* iSuaitrtc'a-.. * fk s \ » « «JU lOmauaSeeareiei ' --.- - . •-r 1000 pounds Zialo Cunanfo i' . IOQ dd ' Genoa CUrott.; ! 10 do Mace* ’ 200 do Corn Starch} .. . . 200 do 'Heckor’s Fauna:. ... > 30Q do Dabbles Soap Powders* lease ‘ do Ydasi do.; 1 do ItalianMacaionftrrv. , Ivt 1 vt *?'- ■ p “* Ido A- - l if- r i. lOOpoundstUverSuperfine Floor ; ;•-•■■ 40 do. .{ungUlS-fm* ! A i-.ct Iffi) sacks fine dairy salt; 100 pounds BoTdeaiurPruneattj j'j iar,'»n»> ,iqo VYpodeaJßowis.a^onetr^rv^ •fflA® 10 -1 .•«. -VJtD, : S»itUAUaACO.. , ;••/., -- i North. andJFMlb sts. •;' A COUNTRY RESIDENCE; TO LET—Rem gSSft laelstof April nc*t,atwanory biiekhouße. tfiSifl . * - WtULMX acres of ftrottiuTtifiachiß'dioiLwfaieh is wTorct ttr4;i)fo&«ce freitirbes, 4 stabirnftiarid other oiivioildmaa. It la wiihiq a few ttlnme* walk of the Court HonscTbv tne fl?ay ,of a board wa t fc* * > Apply*fiv*■'- **■*+■*•* . ~ . „ •• ■■ - - ‘' ' ' Juiiooer Xaro office, corner ofFayeOe tt and Garrison A* I ®*,.*?, 1 . • i r‘ A CHOICE tdip(fri3£ofrj]te3 ‘ ■rv Iters, carefully EOlectetfinihe New York Cualom ’ ~ ' llooso, expressly for private cefibamftiiofewlll ’ be told at ModdaysthiPTßasday, orprivajb sale, and theibalance undisposed of,will lie. pot op ai Aaction oa Wednesil r y wiidiit®, ,tbV»lth»«aul, al ltt.. o’clock at the late store or*?, f"?vT? ’ ' ' mRtACH & KERR, , No. 187 Liberty «_ , decBB:3t ! pairs Men’s Fashion ' 200 Wom’enV cv 'da u *’ i?; Just received,ftndft?sale bjr 4 , ' ■'V • ■ a: BABD'fc Co-, A . t FIUSNCH • RBYCW-vV'VIUW-. I*ouis Napoleon ha* • hrcdttt^ntlumsdeitmed.iosoi'-EbVbpe’m-one f/FheiresulL’will be’benoficitlio roan- rvc!'. Tf'yOiQf i aTdoP 'shoilM‘ ? ‘ ■ copl Uiwuweaiher, c*H arCHESTER» E®p6rium.wf ' ' : low forcash-r : WEXSTtTDYTrO Fl-EASE, . » , 71 Smitfcficfcijpi^near-iJiamoiiiialleys i «"<* .v £i> B.—l2u* is U* YorrMenifind Boysv.- r Clothing. \ 4 -■ ITiQUAU TO & pOUNTfiS' SEAT.—For Sale--A -laroc add valu&bleproperly ofo7fc. /eel front on BagleyVLanp, Allegheny City* Icefdeep, to Allegheny Avenue;- haViiird slQfy dwell- ‘. ing houßtCof and front porch.’ Alio,' VeneUaii arid abutters ;& largo! ' garden, well prran4ed? severtl frnit tre'«?B,ingood or-. ' der:; faydraßijaud out wn—aUwell enclosed aadpleia-t . Astly situated, , Pru:e S27Q{L y'Ferma very 'accooimoda-- »* ling; j V ;.v?s- * ’•* dec2s j C .- - aireett .c w -i f STRONG DRJNK—Pemon» wlJb'wi*li to VveVc6m<> l «- the dewrefoT-btronxdrinfcfßnd-ljtbecomejiobermeuT “ r 'hftd'hsittdrtiyfa bouleof Dr. Cook’d Reins' y far In3g* ' perancev lt hns bii£n;o?ed saeceagfallv m n n'»mi»a r : stfies. r&im fcty ' T M jCUTI/BEW. ‘ dee2s ; ~ | , M ,> SQvSmifoflwtfl d3-SoOCi_foe*Uie sy-. ■ c KiWO MOORiBRAn ■ tv -. W A -«T’3 ANTJDOTB tire*atfnwd'S : ’ a? : . Cal,and . ? !™MEDr&?s- p BE ,^ -- .-dgc2S 1 -,-■.»■» . ■ SmiihfieTdiriM«: i A •.WJST.IT E, ctiecrfoJ n ess, . &nd visotoot" iifi&)th ■»«. v ■•■ A.WreflbfW* Netrous AuWoio-Bl,OOperbot. Uej Sold by . - * W. -- ”*8 '" ■ l -■ - SgSmiUißelil tinw., •. TyHJBMi -gABaELED PJS recelrcd by ” «3P«*»>f> do *-.EairiJoabl6 fruMU&rimS^Sg&r^. -*"wggasste*; /^UTiZENS , !lusar»ace Co —SO shares of stock'for'rß!* i ,: tdetapf a. wit,giNsX it!" BHOQMSrfjWO doz, in.ttore and forsalebv ■' flec# STBABT A SITJI., i. - .'?•* *-4 3 a ( ' , f ■ ..'•v-r.c V t t ' JOSEPH C. POSTEB: ■»r 65- . 1-' ' y.. £% '? /-j KM.Ji'*; '-r- ..^agortt-arUcle, fcMOORHBAD.^.- ' • • .:• va . V, =4 ’-• i v^ 'T X Y t
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