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VIKEMESDAY ISSORNTNG , ......-JANUARY 21.
RECEPTION OF
LOUIS KOSSUTH,
GOVCTII.O. of Itungary,
AT PITTSBURGH, ON ----- ANUARY
1852.
47: 'no following is a list of the officers to take
charge of the procession nn the occasion of the ree'p
t ionef oovernor Kossuth:
CAW Marrh.u-131-IN. W. LaftlislEtt, Ja.
Marshals.
. ,
Morrison Foster, Pittoburgh , Henry . Chigneil, Pittsburgh do
John P.Otass, do James C. Pettigrew
p. 0 Ray, tin J. T Shannon. do
Thomas Sargent, do David (rat way, do
David Campbell, do John W. Riddell, do
it, TC. Morgan, - do Dr. F. Hartmey , r, * A lleloy
Samuel IWKelgy, do Henry rlampbel I ,
do do
'John Roth - do. John MorriAoli,
C. L Mateo, do John Mitchell, do
Dr. T. W. Shaw, do Florence Kramer
do
Dr. ..Minn Rodgers, do James- Barr. Birmingham ,
B. F. 'Jones,. do John G. Smith do
John Scott,-'' do Thos. Blackmorc, do
Saranel S• Waters, do S. tt Sarber, Lawrenceville
RiChatdSavary-, do Dr. Junco Robinson, d ,
- -rt. Middle Roberto, do Alex. A. McKee !Manchester
Leornird Sa.hl," do K Park, do
Dr:W; Weinberg, do W. 1.. Dickinson, Beaver
W.,'W. , Dallas. do Mei. Joshua Login, do
.O. Loomis, do Thos. J. Power, do
C
- Gerd. e Thompson, do DP. Work, do
Aids w the Chief Marshal.
Ilarshals—Marrison Foster, FG. KaY,
John P. Gla.%, Thomas Sargent.
The Chief Marshal and his Aids will wear rod scarf
The gar - shuts will wear white seard,
Procession will form on Penn Street, with the
right resting at a point opposite the outer depot
of Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The Marshals and other officers, will see that
the troops, asaociations and delegations, under
their charge are on the ground at half past TEN
o'clock A. M. •
The line will be formed according to the fa I
1.9 'wing programme.
At half past eleven Gov. Kossuth is expected
to arrive, at which time the procession will com
zaenee moving
PaCtORABItig
Chief Marshal and his Aids.
Military escort under Colonel Elijah Ttovillo
WITS KOSSUTH,
Governor of Hungary, with the
Hon. J. B. Guthrie, Mayor of the
city of Pittsburg, Hon. H S Fiera.
lug, Mayor of the City of Alle..
gheny, and E. D. Gazzam, Esq.,
V,* Chairman Committee of Escort,
ina carriage drawn by 4 horses,
and attended by Capt. A. Hay's
"-Comptitty of Jackson Independ
" ent Bates.
Crrancirs catamitttee of escort
11 ? from Pittsburgh. Council's cow
mittee of escort from Allegheny.
Citiiens' committee of escort in
Carriages.
MUSIC,
We re's BAND
Suite of
Governor Kossuth
in Carriages.
Council's Committees
of
Reception
in
Carriages.
Committee from the
g Pennsylvania Legislature,
9 and
.=
Orator of the'day,
COL. S. W. BLACK,
)4 in
Carriages.
Es U. S Senators.
and
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P. )4 . c. 5
it ....
-.G. Ex Members •-e. -...;
S l 4
~= of a
1 ril :71 3
.4, Congress, P C .
....1w- and Judges of the Courts 3e.
..g v -
in
1
Carriages.
Marshal.
David Campbell.
+.4
The
Firemen
of
n
Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
="
Birmingham, n
0 -
.0 blamehester,"&e.,
MarsheJ, F. Rartmeyer.
Turners of Pittsburgh,
do of Allegheny dnging club,
e do of Birmingham,
3.,12 Harmony Society of Pittsburgh.
Frohsinn do do
'8 do
a
A . Revolutionary do do do
g Liederhalle of Ilirmingbaxa.
' 3. and other German Societies
Marshal g ";
:4
.7. Samuel 5. Waters.
The Protestant Alsociation g
A F.'
0
Marshal
"rt 0
Joshua Logan.
0 The delegation from Beaver.
t21" 4 Delegation from Butler.
0
,
O Other delegations from abroad. R.
FA Marshal --.lames Barr
.4- Z Councila and municipal authorities
"' ~.
m tei of Pittsburgh.
.i a . 9. "z ' do do Allegheny ,
rc sz ..-
a ;f:/
..= o do do Birmingham,
Vg g. 4 do do Lawrenceville,
• ,c
p-i' do do Manchester,
do do south Pittsburgh ,
,''' do do Duquesne Borough.
77, -
Esmmtive Committee
A IA
co
Vg
0 rit
1;0 vo
i RI. P"
.ct Strangers and citizens mounte d . M
0 Ca .
I: 0* do do. on foot. .m-
Itt; o ?.._
a
• .
..
• Committee bearing the
'7:i 4 FLAG OF HUNGARY,
ii g Supported on either side by the fe'g•
and 2
Flag of the United State% F F,.
- ~.; ..
5" .
FLAG OF TURKEY
The'approach of our distinguished guest will
be announced by a salute from the guns of the
United States:Arsenal.
on the arrival of Governor Kossuth he will be
Veeeived by the Military, under Col. rlo.
`The procession will then countermarch on Penn
street,-azul escort him to his hotel by the follow
aag:
ROME—Down Penn to ayH street, along Hay
ID Liberty, down Liberty to Short, along short
to Water, up Water to Smithfield, u p Smithfield
-to Fifth, downTifth to Wood, down Wood ta the
St. Charles Hotel.
Governor Kossufli will be introduced to
the
the
people by Hon. W. W. Irwin, Chairman of
Reception Committee. frota the balcony o olone f l
the
Hotel, and welcomed to Pittsburgh by C
Samuel W. Black. Governor Kossuth, it is ex
pected, will reply to CoL Black in the presence
of the assembled people.
ger.Bammits.—lt is desired and expected
that the banners of each Association and delega
tion will be appropriate.
None with party mottoes, offensive to any por
tion of the community, will be permitted.
On Ibis interesting occasion the Chief Mar'
, shal relies on the patriotism of his fellow citizens,
And looks for their cordial co-operation in the
~m a intenance of good order.
WM. LARIMER, Jr., Chief Marshal.
s ey: The ex-United Sates Senators, ex mem
, bens of cOngri3ss, Jit , lgee of Courts, the Commit
,to43f. 7,4oorioll,from Councils of the two cities
j osid
egg in waiting for theraiit the St
ClOirliotel, on Tuclidg *ruing, at 9 o'clock..
-
REI ! ATTOIN Tr) Tfit_•%irtigkiLiNG 111 RIDGE
In' pursuance a Call, isinted.by the Mayor
of the city, a meeting of the citizens of Pitts
burgh was held at Philo Hall; last evening, to
take some action in regard to u movement made
in the Legislature of Pennsylvania, concerning
the proceedings pending against the Wheeling
Bridge.
On motion, the Hon. JOHN B. GUTMEHE was
called to the chair, and Col. Jsercs Ross Snow-
DEN and GEO. JACKSON, Esq., were chosen See-
retaries. •
The meeting was addressed in a very able and
forcible manner, by the Hon. Charles Shaler,
Hon. Wm. Wilkins, T. J. Bingham, Esq., and
the Hon. Jas. Ross - Snowden.
After which the Hon. Judge Shaler, Hon.
Judge Wilkins and the Hon. George Darsie-were
appointed a committee to draft resolutions ex
pressive of the sense of the meeting.
The following preamble and resolutions were
submitted to the meeting and adopted unani
mously :
WAEHEAS, The Bill in Equity, in which the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is Complainant,
and the Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Company
are Respondents, was filed and prosecuted in
behalf of the Commonwealth, before the Su
preme Court of the United States, with assent
of the Executive authority of the State, and at
the instance and with the aid of the Attorney
General of the State ;
And WHEREAS, The same was sanctioned by
the joint Resolution of the Legislature, passed
the 19th day of February, A. D., 1860, of which
the following is a copy :
"That the free and uninterrupted navigation of
the Ohio river, as a common highway, is a right
belonging to the citizens of Pennsylvania, which
being essential to the prosperity of the State, it
*he duty of the Commonwealth to assert and
defend ;
That the proceedings In behalf of said State,
instituted by her Attorney General, in the Su
preme Court of the United States and now pending
therein against the Wheeling & Belmont Bridge
Company, to abate the nuisance occasioned by
their bridge, lately erected across said river, be
prosecuted to final judgment, decree and execu
tion for abatement of said nuisance ;
That if such proceedings shall fail to abate
said nuisance, the Governor of this State is an
thorized and directed to cause such other and
farther proceedings to be taken as may be ne
' cessary and proper to procure the abatement
thereof by due course of law.
That the sum of two thousand dollars be and
the same is hereby , appropriated towards carry•
ing on the-said proceedings ; the said sum, or so
much thereof, as shall be necessary to be ex
pended under the direction of the Governor, and
the account thereof to be settled in the usual
• p
et Cc r
Committee
Reception
MUSIC,
SOILAYNNITS' BM,'"
with
Marshal
.1 ELIAN RODGERS
manner.'
And whereas, this meeting has been informed
that a resolution is now pending before the Le
gislature. requiring the discontinuance of the
ease of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
against the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Coma
pany, referred to, in the above resolution, and
which is still pending in the Supreme Court of
the United States.
And whereas, in pnrsuanes of said resolution,
the said action has been prosecuted and final ar
gument had thereon, and the same is novr wait
ing the adjudication of the Supeetee Court of
the United States, with every reasonable proba
bility that the decision will be in favor of the
Commonwealth.
Resolved, That the Commonwealth is deeply
interested in having a final adjudication upon
the question of jurisdiction involved in the ease
referred to, as well, as in the abatement of a
nuisance derogatory to her rights and injurious
to the interests of her citizens.
Resolved, That the passage of any joint reso
lution having a tendency to embarrass the deci•
si'en of the case, would (in the language of the
preamble to the Legislative resolution of the 19th
of February, 18500 tend to interrupt the trade,
commerce and business of the citizens of the
Commonwealth, diminish and impair the re
venues of her public works, expose to delay,
labor and expense, steamboats owned and man-
-.var.
aged by citizens of the State, and hazard the' _ .
eLsVni.s.a D. Jan. 21/t
lives and property of her citizentk
Resolved, That we solemnly protest against , At three o'clock this afternoon a tire was ills
any action of the State Legislature, which may covered i s t h e secon d s t or y a K e lly's M ee k
have a tendency to hinder or delay the adjudica- It was extinguished with but slight damage to
tion by the proper tribunal, of the ease referred the building.
to : that such action would be derogatory to the The thermometer this morning stood 18 ,at
dignity of the Commonwealth, and detrimental Napolian, below zero ; at Cleveland lfi' ; at As
to its best interests, and ruinous to the trade, tabula 15: at Toledo 20 ; at Sandusky 12 . at
navigation, and commerce of the towns and cities , Chicago 24 , it Ituffsio I° . and at Detroit 15
on her western waters: that such an net would
subject the State to the charge of ineonsienuic,, BA i.rinottn., Jae DP
The weather last night was the mildest ever
that it would compromise her high standing with
her sister States, and would he little Iran than
known here. The thermometer stood S degrees
an insult to the high tribunal who fur two several
below eo'ro. The harbor is closed There Is nu
sessions have listened for weeks to the arguments .
mail this morning south of Washington
of counsel, upon the great question under ilis- -.ea*
cession, and who Dow stands prepared for a so!- Lociseittt. Jan. ...'vl
emn adjudication upon questions of vital interest,
not only to this Commonwealth but t„, all state _ The .
, we.a Oier is modera ting. twelve dames
at , tat. Thermometer stood
bordering on the western waters. zero, and at ci 1'.N1.. twelve degrees above zero.
Resolved, That we so4mnly invoke the mem
bers of the Legislature not to involve the State The river to frozen ever; people and wagons
are crossing i,li the ice
in the charge of abandoning the great interest ..ow—
entrusted to her, which would be the effect a CIIAILLESTON, Jan 29-
ay
each action as we now deprecate, and that we . The steamerer Pamper: , wee sort! on Saturd
earnestly press upon the members who represent last, at Jacksonville, for $15,50 0 to Capt. 11. C
the county of Allegheny, most strongly to re- . Templeton. of New Orleans.
monstrate against any action on the subject of -i.e.*
the Wheeling Bridge, that may prove detrimen-
Fla YORK MARKET --Jan. 20.
tan to theinterest, trade, and prosperity of their N
constituents. neer ...Ssles of 1200 bids. nt $4, 5006
.4,2; for
Reza/red, That the papers in this city, be re co mmon Shoe. $4,56 for Southern. and itsii.eß(ii)
quested to publish the proceeding of this meet- 5,00 for good to choice western.
log, and that the officers of this meeting be re- , S a les of In Lied western Corn o t ii 7, a nd of
quested to furnish to the Governor and our southern white at tiS cts. per bushel
members of the Legislature with copies of the , whi s k e y...sales o f 1200 barrels at 21.4 cis per
same. with the request that they be laid before ga ll on .
their respective Houses, and to state to them Linseed Oil... Sales or SOO gallons at 62 ctrl. the deep solicitude we feel that the project now per gallon
EVENING.
in progress to injure the prosperity and interests
of their constituents should be heartily repro- cotton...salmi of 1500 bnieii middling upland
bated and promptly defeated. at 81€08;1.
Resolved, That a committee of three be lip- Flour—Sales at 144, 50(_. e 4,112 fur common
pointed to prepares memorial to the Legislature
Stan), and $4,t1504,7 5 far Ohio.
remonstrating against the passage of said joint Proriaions...Sales of 200 labis. new mess pork,
resolution at $15,75 - e lAA.
On motion, TJ. Bingham. Esq., James NI Sales of 200 bids Lard at 9i me. 1 , 1 lb.
trooper,Esq , and itobt S. Hays, Esq., were all- Tobaceo...Sales of '2O) hhds. Kentucky Leaf,
at 6048 i et° '
pointed a committee to prepare a memorial to
Linseed 011...81deS of 2000 gallons , at 01 ctn.
be forwarded to the Legislature, remonstrating ..„ gallon.
against the passage of said joint resolution.
On motion, adjourned.
Arrelirros.--A meeting of the Marshals, and
the different Committees, appointed in reference
to the visit of Governor Kossuth, will be held at
the Hotel of CoL Leopold Sahl, this afternoon,
at 4 o'clock. Punctual and general attendance
'4%
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0
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v
is requeete4L
THEVEltr..—Mrs. WASSEICS Benefit. —The de
lightful play of " A Winter's Tale," will be re
peated this evening, on the occasion of the benefit
of Mrs. NS/ABNER, one of the most accomplished
artistes that has ever appeared before a Pitts
burgh audience. It will be followed by the good
old comedy of the " Honey Moon." If this rich
bill, added to the great merit of the lady who
performs the principal parts in both pieces, does
not draw a full house, there will he room for
wonder. _
CumucAL DiosAuns.—The exhibition of t.e
Chemical Dioramas, at Lafayette Hall, is one of
the most grand that could be imagined, shown
as the views are in every shade of light, from
the glare of mid-day, to the impenetrable gloom
of raid-night. No mere description can convey
an idea of the sublimity of the subjects. as ex
hibited, and we advise our readers to embrace
the earliest opportuity to witness them.
Stearn boat Gommanle &tints between New
iir. Liverpiro°olrknodalN'deWLlYVOrtill.Pl
Pioneer
tatCompny's
powerful new SteamshipPlONEKß, ons
burthen. ASA L. F.,Du1D113., commander, will sail (coin
New York, Otreet for Liverpool , On the Slit day of De
cember, and will lenve Liverpool on the Aili day of Pei,-
rua7i„t CrlltPliAl SSA.C.N A MO u rI LT FOR LAVE-M.OOl
- It., 8.5,00 to 8100,00
do Chit. , reo, 15,00 to 50.00
Second Cabin, Adults, 50,00 to GUM)
do Children, 2500 to 30.00
Steerage, Adults, 15,11t1
do - Children, 6,00
VIM LtirgtrOOL TO NNW YORK
First Cabin, Adults, .
do children,
Second Cabin, Adults, - • •
do Chtldron, -
Steerage, Adults, - .
do Children, • -
The accocamodations in the steamers are not excelled
by any of the steamers now afloat. !n first nnd steroid
Criiitianc,ctioremOmeoi-atchtioonm:ci.arlkEeot,-rourliositdelerwinlel b p e as f s u en rn g i
e s I r i
se
are
on. an entire new plan ; the provisions are provided by
the vessel, cooked by competent persons., undench meal
served regular. Steerage passengeri will only have to
their own beds ant bedding... Ar- experienced
Surgeon is &Inched to each ship in ttue line: _
termsapply to TANIF,SBLAKELY,
For terms
ttorger of Sixth and Liherty streets,
decs7 (2nd atory)ll/4141burgh,,
p. s --serninances as usual in large' and Ethan suMs,
paid at nay Ellibli. in the United' Kingdom. P.atsageaen-.
gagedln any of Newting packets at the iewest poesl—
ble rates, nemYork- to Liverptiot,-Loitdou and
Glatow, and from Wince to New York.
.71:1E O'RELLY :LINE
KOSSUTII
.JommowN, Jan. 20
Gov. Kossuth arrived at . Ebensburg at three
o'olock this afternoon, where he Will remain over
ngiht, and in the morning start for Blairsville.
The cause of Hossuth's detention at Ebensburg
was the intense cold.
XXXII CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION
---- _
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 Auction Cord.
The Chair laid before the Senate a message ril iiS undersigned. after an interval of four years, has
from the President enclosing the report of the the requisitions aga
l regulatingiavilaiceosinfilt) complied with
Secretary of State, calling the attention of Con- and having procured a first class License no Auctioneer
gross to the payment of the next instalment of Inc toe Idly ot Pittsburgh, he offers his services as such
to his triends and the,, public generally. With an expe-
Mexican indemnity mince of nearly thirty years in this line of business, he
A number of petitions and reports of a pri- hazards nothing in saying that tie will be enabled to give
vote character, were presented enure suusfacuon to ill those who may feel disposed to
Mr. Walsh, from the committee on public ! P ' ' We n' fr z s c io h Te principal
Merchants....P.__llltillNA, Auctionejelr,
lands reported several bills granting land for _.‘741, '
SCOTT et. OTIS
Railroads in the Western States. i I C I lON EE RS AND COM MISSION ' MERCHANTS,
Mr. Underwood introduced a bill granting land 61 mils STREIMPT the above
ti A VING been engag i d in the above business for the
or Railroads from the Ohio river, opposite Lou- 1 6,}0d4 1 , 1) 1
b7stdrienspeCtfil this mlalwiciet,
laving, to the Mississippi, opposite St Louis l Aj- icit c ia o ‘ n t slg ix rinTe e n a ts n' o i f '
Mr. Shields introduced a bill to reimburse the I either for
ensAucuo or private sale—partieUlarlY (ilfifill•
corporation of New York, for expenses incurred ware, Hardwa nd Dry Goods, and will make liberal
advances no nll kinds of Goods consigned us for gale
in raising volunteers. here .
Mr. Morris offered a resolution authorizing twill refer to Messrs Hewett, Roe &Co .1. R Vet.
the Secretary of the Senate to audit and pay the I let Win D Wood Pc Co Jolts J Anderson A - Co , R H.
.... one,tsiiilire & Reed, Brownlee, Homer & Co., Laskin
account of John C. Rives, forpublishing the
Deaverr,SaintLows{ Butler & Brothers, gatem,nall ,
Congressional debates, which was laid over. Gi orge M'L
o uin Pittsburgh
NV . Auctioneer imargo y
Mr. Dawson finally withdrew his amendment, iar. . itiPt MIT IV
and the resolution passed.
Messrs. Sewardland Case moved to lay upon the _
table amendments to Mr. Clark's resolution, in
relation to the foreign policy of this country,
which was ordered to be printed. They assert
the right of the government to interfere, and
that the government of the United States cannot
look with indifference upon the interference of
despotic powers to suppress the struggle for
liberty in any nation.
The resolution making land warrants assigna
ble, was then taken up and passed, after reject
lug several amendments -
llotise.—The House went into Committee of
the Whole on the state of the Union, on the bill
appropriating $3,180,000 for the payment of
the instahnent of the Mexican indemnity due on
the 30th of May next. on which a lengthy debate
arose
FROM THE PLAINS.
ST. L01.'113, Jon. 20.
From Independence we learn that Meary
Nelson & Irwin reached there on the ISth, from
Santa Fe, having left there some time during the
present month.
There has been no snow oti the Plains
The weather has been tolerably pleasant, until
within the last two days.
The December mail met at Red river, Captain
Easton and party. A abort way behind, the
January mail was met at Arkansas river.
It was expected that Robert Berret, of Santa
Fe, and two men who accompanied him, were
killed by the Indians, at Fort Christahel.
on
their way from El Passe.
rw Song, Jan ILlt.
The weather to day is the coldest we hove had
this season. The Thermometer at 7 o'clock,
stood at one degree below zero. The East river
is frozen over, and people are crossing on foot.
About noon the tide rose and the ice broke In
all directions, and two or three hundred persons
were carried away on the floating cakes. The
moat painful excitement prevailed among the
people assembled on shore, and as the alarm
spread, hundreds docked down to the river, owl
rendered every assistance in their power
It is feared a number of persons have perish
ed. Many females were seen on the ice, and it
is doubtful whether they escaped.
The steamship Georgia, from Chagres, is be
low, detained by ice. she brings 97 passengers
I She transferred atiO passengers to the Philatiel
phis, at Ilavauna, for New Orleans.
The sloop of war Albany, at Chagres, was to
I sail on the 9th, for San Juan. The Empire riry
had not arrived when the Georgia sailed
TILE FOREST lAVORSE CASE.
Ntrw loan.. Jan.
The testimony in the Forest DiVOrAPCuse,
closed to day. and Mr. Van Boren commence ,
summing up hi. , argument_
closing Ont wale of Winter Dry Goods I
•t'llEsobse,ller. ~ned to e lea on : h i , of
, IlltESl 4 and $ titer ‘‘.. IN . !' Lit t,o(tOS.
before getting supp.) •or the Spilog
Will sell the 'en:unifier of It
lioo , at 3I) rer real
lower than fernier ortcru, being IC pel cent test,
COO. Purchasers wid
All Woolf 4 Lupin', Nlertntm and C
Printed Ca4lonerea and Mouidinr ,
Say State Long Shawls, !troche do du,
Cloak* and Clouting),
French uud hoglioill Chintzes.
A l.so—A. lot ofthud and
Figured 5110,
1f
4.yle 011101 JAMES A Mit:V(l , l o
Important
.to Females.
L FRENCH I , LAI
an innoeent, aale loot effectual leinetty tor Ch,oro
eta, or Urn , ' Sick Ilefl. flour. A lto,
o .-un•
n 0
pre.onnu, Prim enorrhaan, Nerrous Debility err
Wefaktiess, suf.eft, Plonk at tic Bond sail Linitiv..
of Appetite, PAW:loon. Tienio,,
nvonera, Dy-peo.la or littitgesttiOtt, FlOts
loner' or ‘Vilol, and all 'honor C.oinolatilt•. niter t 3
relax, or five bOSe. for 8i,i41 wbolemale mid rt--
tail by W C ACIi:4()N, all Lao. rt). 0:
Wood ,•treci, l'ittonu rg 11, and by all flit Drumm
! ILr Full ilirretions.etielo,,ot with earl,
Cox
deellklvd&ve
Shirts Made to Order,
Al No. 16 Fifth, Third Door from Market greet.
THE ',absent/or inaitoftieturen to order the bent quality
Of tiENTLEMCN'S hose gentlemen
who havo found it Jan-Lai to obtain a Ina/ fitting and
ihortruglay made Shirt, coil be mitten by callow and
leaving their Outten Th
ALSO. On hand, a 'ergo tithilitity of Rdndy Made
Shirt', of all rues, ior Mon and Days
C AT it
lab
New 1300111 1 New Book•
T HOLMES ARV DEMI'. No 74 Third
Astreet, inv. - ine the Post Oilier,:
lionid and net inductee, a dosneniie story.
Skotelea in Penner, by Alexander Dumas
Knickerbocker Magazine. for January; $3 a year
Horticulturist and Cultivator, for January.
Hunt's Merchant's Magazine. for January; $5 a year.
thinker's Magazine, for Junaary, 85 year.
Harped's Magazine, for January, a a
year
Holden's Dollar Magazine; SI a year.
Eclectic stagartne,S4 a year,
Morriss& Wf IliS' HOMC Journal.
Gurley' Lady's Book, for January; S'2,sliu your.
Graham's Magazilte. .2,50
Sartain's 251,
Ladies' National Magazine, " 2,0)1 -
Rifle Rangers, by Capt. Magee
A large assortment Of Eastern Literary Paper'. al Way s
on hand, and subscriptions received at the publishe s r's
Ace janl
ROUSSICLIS RUSE AND ALMOND S.._ __
CREAMS—for sale Cy
A.MF. 4 A . JON Es
CLOVFYRW — LED --I . os Ttil — T l7sl-ore
STU A RT SI 1.1..
No 6 Smithfield •trerl
611000
55,00
00,10
'lO,OO
- 30,00
"0 00
B AT a L I .. ) EY-75 ban. in *tore and to s r r e ti o A le ß t .
do-,. store and for sale by -
33119 bTUART
LASS-2UO b. 1.8 8 by 10, 10 by 12, and 12 by 14 tor
sale by (01191 STUART & 511,1,0
.
NAILS- So liegs, to close consiement
jal9
STUARTSTUARTT &.. SILL.
II . .
I'F.A.B-25 half chests Young llyson , , ~
_,_
25 do do itlack and ; in store for
s..
t!
STUART Ss SILT..
•
rpositccu-20 axs.aseorted, for sale by
jal9 STUART A. `Ala-,
i1i60,P1.-60 Obis., hi store and - for gale Uy
. • STUART & IL
COMMERCIAL
DAILY REVIEW-OVVILIC
(mire or
Wed 7/1 DAILY bloarnsw roxr.
nesday, January 21.1852..5
Yesterday was extremely cold—the cOhloot have
experienced this season. We have now a solid bed of
snow to the depth of about 'Winches. The rivers remain
closed, and are altogether unnavigable , Business is
inactive, and we have no change to note inprices.
'Auction dales.
IDFFEE HULSE STAND FUR SALE A Coffee
1„,) nonce Stand, with a lease of the Haase, having two
year, to run from the lit of April, 1852. Al-o, the Fu r
emora, Bar Futures, Li.ltinre, An. renmitablg , on hand.—
The house is well located and . doing a good business t—
tvll be Hold at a bargain as thoirresent owner has to quit
the ittlettlelSS on account of bud health.
For particulate enquire of
1517 W. (.1. Arai% RT NE,I, A uct'r.
P:NI• DA V IS, Auotionee r
iT ARDwARE. oLAsswiatE, QUEENSW ARE.
n STORE FIXTURES, itc.. ex Aecoon —On Fri
day morning, January -74.3, at 10 o'clock, at No 20
near High street, will be.so Id the entire stock of Mr_ J
F Smith, cinbraoing a great variety of Hardware, cu.
Ivry, glasAutore, qui.ensware, tinware, spices, ik.c. Also.
she lying, counter, bins and drawers, suitable toy a rain'
grocer; counter scores and weights; axes, hatchet:
in
drawg knives. carer niers' augurs brogans
brushes, i.e. tja2l j P. M DANIS ' , Auccr
IQUORS, SAND PAPk.R., ste —On Thursday afott
jj noon. 222 instant, of 3 o'clock, at the Sales Koons
cthther of Wood and Filth stream, will Oa added to sa ;
gale of Furniture, At' half pipe French Br a ndy;
yr. easks Cognac . irrundy. qr. cask Port Wine
r•• • ; • tai,d, t'and Paper ; Buffalo Kobeg,tre
61 DAVIS, Aucth
BOUTS AND SHOP SAT AGCVIN On 7 harairal
morning, January RidLt 10 o'clock. at the Commer
clot sales Rooms, corner of Fifth and Wood rtreetr
will be :told on a credit of three months on rums ore
itoo. for approved endorved notes, 19 cams HOW,
comprtaing men'. roper vewed calf boom ,
d
and boy •' cat( morocco. veal, kip and thick boots; me,
and ney‘d..
.wen and pegged calf. kip and thick brogan
gent. pumps and slippers ladies' and misses' galimi
busk - J.llr and tier; Jenny Lind boots; patent !rattle
ues, eolith en'. r item ties, aloe. and fancy it ziobt , rho
thread facet.; men RIM boys' lte
r,
3eo DAVIS A
0
Fic,Vl 'WWI DIV:4 weilona or.
loN SALE.—At Nl'Kenna'. Aart,on
Thursday, 21d tcrtant, at " o'clock, P , to
hOla. 9 rusks Brandy: casks Vinegar, a Ira" cheat .,
Tobsc,o . L,erpord nod Cilasoi Ware,Coos;
store. in cx,llVltt order , is lot oi ready made lcars
Hoots add ,tinorty _
ri.lllr pir.siittre
lon P. ftrKiiINNA, Audi. 1.
I;ifVARA. continuing itount - 1.
f riCREzi or FIRST , RATE LAND, ntuatod oa 0
i.
~ t l.lO River, twenty-two miles Irvin Pit:A^lit 0r,,,
oup , ov-ale!o. rOti , t.t 0 1 aneieeliiitlt Mott. - 11Weilifip
with ail iiscrisaf) •b•1111111.01Z• . alto, a 13.1 Kr ;rum
b h With au o retard ,•1 and 0 .syr Frail Trer•
izi ru.l
Aliatil fivit the Lahti eirared,—tr ,
gc•alet pals 01 11•111rh I. 00)1011l Land. to a hill.. ale •,
("L1;1)4111.011, anti Out ttirritoiteti m fertility t.v any an it , •
th.ti River.
1:,. t:ieriver siso the. P lts U Railroad pase throstgi ,
,n, r,-ta wh,t, snake , it vonbgacnts to market thai
„d e r. ..i.rectileirts io those destrons of ptirehalina
itYridea or a pine ro establish a Dairy, rarely to be met
It will be soldand on aecooneicainime tenn
i • or particulars apply to P. At'KE.t . ii NA. :Sari r
or,. i A SiiikLF.s. , ,
ROlllester. ea.
NEW RAILS OAD ADVERTISE/RENT
WESTERN RAILROAD
F 1 1 ,17
rittiblirgh to Cleveland, Columba. and
Cincinnati,
Iv k'oN,tiKcrioN wiTII THE PENNA CFNTIIA •
Q.A.11.110A1).
Through from Pitzetneegh to Cleveland in lees tha
Ten flours, by avant6 , mo= Railroad Lille
IHr. I..xpre.sa Train an the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad, leaves Ptltabnigh at b A, M-, Mopping al
Cr `Xiikl) , lieritoctr. r, N. , . Brithr,on Darlington, Eno,.,
r A tg,,L1,...... CoklfetlAO,.ll. 3114 1 4 31trat, 1151 , 1 (COMM' AO •
,t,TC it: 11 -, 0,5 !MIMI Pi 11,16,111, at P Pvenn• e •
lea S ving Alliance Avrt the Clevel .6 ] and ttatir M
mail at a It P . NI
and reach CIOVOIO Ai at 545 P SI Returning .he nu -
ge nr,,eel leave Cle+elart I at e A. M ~ A Wane. et 11 P Si
and ,eacit l'ill.burg.trai 7 P M.
I•to,roflC,C, by ih.... rotate eoutr (ram CINCIIIIIIIII I ,
ritt..iliseni, en two day., witbran bight !meet, and ta , •
from ant to .....0 ditty* in connoting vrttitthe Prior Cr.
tratßailrttid
t'tiagrtt ran daily troal Alliance is Cooton. 1.t.i..,;1,,,,
j SC ri,,,er and Mati.firio. and ['fan/ Loon to Ne., Casti ,
Pound and Warren.
' It, j - Tite !tiro, arisatoa A crartitinOdulion Train litaNt.
Ttkittiturett at 10 A St at.l 4 V 111 . and New Bright. ,
at I ;pi A Id and 1.30 P. 31 otayiring az tutermedva ,,
•tationa
1 Lai 5 ,. .. , 1 Ticirsts, good tor tvvo day., are void I
I.:gran Pitialidt g it, Idocherder and thaw Brighton
i fbr Tretine no not tett on Sunday.
litattitos., run to eannoelion with the timid., LO of
(Coal the station on Fe;trrai strect,
For lir ktta apps} at the Federal Stott Statrott o r It:
ott,o and Pa. Eoilioao. to 611011.0 E ?ARMIN.
Ticket Ascot
0- Thiel:Kit takets from Pittiburgb to Elevator ,
i . 1,,,, crt.oo—atal cram Pito-burghSta to Ci.ncinuati, on.
St I PO— ore .atii at Ott ßai:toad tion, and by
1 NIES NIES,
; }a3511. Monoalarrela Ilona, Plitsborah.
' For P. Tr BYRIVES di. C0.,69 Soso was, cr. -
Pim. New rota ; 30 Waterloo Rand. Liverpool; and 65
Grortsr arrest., Neu OrtfOo.9,
: .9. A Ll.Nb s . (IF PACyIiTS aniting every fore days
- I
P if. Pi Pie ti fILVIkIItA hi A A ii ILO A. il 1 from Ltvorpoot tn Now Pori a Line of Paeketi
~„ , from Liverpool to Pbtladelpitts, on the leth of each
q."&"''''''' 74 44. , month .. n Lior of rnekets to Ilaltimore on the 29tb o.
•••,.-.., i : erb.h monm Al+o--n Ltne at earkets on the f•th nod
0nit..,....." -- ' ' Atit at each atonth from London and POTl.6ll3ollth to
WINTEit ABAlLANttgarraiNi. ; New York
'VIII , . a t itistflOftg, Alitlitli TOT the Pennsylvania Not ALSO-'Drafts at sight alway son band. for any amount,
1•031 11/Ml:wally. are note prepared toteeetet (might i at the lowent rates of discount ; and all information
through to Philadelphia during the orottet at the f01i0... 1 given ehuceruiog peosiengers, that can be filVell, With
PiGS-Stirt. by tliett Agent JOLIN THOMPSOI'A,
"1, 0 71 ' 0 4' t{,..4 etas geode Milli WOO °
i• • •31,...$ per lon tb , . , Pttae ---ISLIell".. Pin4bunth.
For tshron. butter, tard, tattoo,. and elow Aeriangocatanthi
sit I,,av, Ire t CO pl. r ;011
Time Five days 1,..146 LINK OF PACF.Ts
ot,v()Dr. & GRAHAM. Meta. I st7lt'' loa
, ~.ty l'orlier rtllik su et Warne it:, Phttabuteh ~ , -.......k,. rittLaDELPIIIA.
i il 1•li• '
ivorict -i be par - b....ship heretofore ...lving bi- ,.i,,-; %.; ''' TO SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL
44 7'-' '''' •On vie RigituratA day of awry Mona.
ill 110Vit1211.40 subserihers. under the hero, or 0,,11 ‘ ,1,y
t Long a milt., ma. divtoteed on the Ir. "nip ni. I. : JAMS'. GLIDDEN, Amtrraw Cii/a, 700 tons • ISth Nov
The l'. l, ae” w“: BROWNE, Artitt, CAikt„ lOW toos-I.Sth Dee
~,, ta t thdruerni of llts4h tiallogher.
t., .lutes - ...... .ifilo jab
til.:011 Ii It LLAI.:I4P.II . , NEW latilP.--1556 tons• -- -- - ..... tbill Feb
SAMUEL A LONE.
I' II hi11.t.F.31
_... The above show are buitt or the best materials and af
ter the most approved rootlets far swiftness, combined
T.) A 8 E N rit z mi Y _ tVe have illittattlat.d with u. l..hts ;,with the modern improvements ler the comfort at pen
1. Puttitpe, and die business of Beil and Brass Found- 1 sensers. Theo commanders fire men of known ability.
tue end Gus Fitting, will hereafter be etooducted rind, 1 'These packets wilt take advantage of steam tow
the .tyle ut Long. Slitter & Co .at the Did wend, Nu tea 1
' boats up the Delaware.
Fto/11 ittritel,itt.tween Wmal nod Southfield s, stops suiting weekly from Ltverpool to New Or•
SAMUEL d., LONG. . leans Pasengers can get at' the reel camip through
P H. SIILLER. i the tittlater
It —The services or Hugh Gallagher writ be en- . For terms at Seeond Cite auld Steerage paasage, sp•
tinned to the new firrn pal? 1 , I pie nt or itttitirttitt. ity ietter ipost-paltH,
P. W. Ell ((NEB & CO .
WO South street, corner of Pine, New tort ,
311
Waterloo,l
~ 'THOMPSON,
-, Llbert'S street, Pittsburgh
For
F Gardner's and others.
FOR SALE, two viatuahle Lout o( ground, one
I
tatedia unven the othet litre , . uear to each nth
ri, well gutted for liartlenteg purpose., Of (amity reXa
deneca, they afe In • healthy and pleasant atel
Are bounded I, the Beaver read and the Ratiroad nen,
Remington'. tatutinu 'they ptyntent a nivorable rappor
tunny tor persona attendtng theUturttrtt ot our Pill,.
l'nee and terms fatrorttble. S. CUTHBERT,
Ag't...so Smithfield
innls
TNISsOLLITION PAHTNERSILIP.—The Partio.i
LI Hop heretofore eziatiog hototoen Jothria
mid A P A iishuts, under the firm of instant Rbiale•
Co
oi-oi 14 thm ithootheit by mutual consent. The .
of the lino will be mettleilby etther the par b .
JOSHUA RHODES.
ALFIIb:D Are!Oil' a.
F'easburgh. Junuury 17th. Len.
The business wdi be conducte4l b, :n: subscriber. at the old stand. Ni) d. Wood street
jal7 JOSHUA RHODES
SE RXTF.R.NIINA -
Phi N s i p ° r ( e l par anon enitre:)
cut any other; creates u gas in the.stoniarti
the vermin, which, spell exploding, causes ms.unt
death With an ordinary amount of care, nn possib le
danger cult accrue , from using it. The unworn, quantity
sold is FL .tire guarantee of the estimation with which it
LA hPW by the public. dive it u trio!. lee 55 cents a
box For sale at
NO. 50 SMITRFIFLD STRKET._
ILIOR q.EN r— A comfortable lines Howie of nix
rooms a goad cellar,
tire-proof roof ; and balcouy
in front I situate in a central add desirable location on
Grant, below Third street No. 14. Rent 8150 a year.
ALSO—A Brick House, No. 110 on First street, ni or
Market. Immediate possession. Rent at was a year.
s. CUTIMERT,GeneruI Agent.
• 541Smidifleld strest
SEIN'IILS-2 11 0 tbs. Gerrbau Scorns for sale by
\V. A. M.'CLUNG & CO..
Grocers and Ten Dealers
0311 NY—Pearl ornly, of the hest quality, con
I I stautly on hand, ll and n for sale by the barrel or re
tail. by W. A. 4 11'CL1,18.43,
ja172,511 Liberty meet
.
CANDLES—Pine Sperm Candles
Pat. Poli;
White and Colored Wax Candles ,
Star do;
Mould and Dipped do;
)ail For sale by W. A. hPCLURG & Cl).
FFtKlifiTi(7lo - Sib "Tea - Siors, 6
OR
the Diamond. Damaged and inferior Tees are neve
kept about the establishment.
Good strong and flue flavored Tea. 50 eta lb
Teas charged eliewhere at a dollar, are son] here a
75 eti
A ad the finet Teas In the United Staten at Al MO
Look out forth e
Blue Tea Chest, et the door.
):1010MORRIS' Tea Store.
_
17 - OSSITTH ANT> I.IIRsitiARIAN HATS A is,
1111 L. eaves received slid for sale low, by
3. WILSON & SON, No. 9l Wood st.,
:id 'tool below Ihurnos4.l
li k T A 111.5 7 :5u 6;de ef. and lb'", to close Cobol natant.
j a 5 sTunicr .t. siLL
I'
R. WISTAR'S BALSA - Ai - 0V WILD CHR — IREIN—
A certain cureforCon anmption and Beast Cin.
plaint. For Bale by Ijataj JAMES A. r
_JONES,
eta S M FRES AND MUSLIN DE LAIN S A.
V,/ MASON & CO , c lose Ont the remainder of their
Caribmeres, de Lai
and miter dress - goods, at ley
' sa Importer's prices. . . • ja.%) a
FLAY --20 hales Bay, received - pet steatneeniot No
No. LO bloactiarcp;
2,
end fcg sale by
_,SII.E.RaWF &BINNING,
„ _ .
FOit SAiil St TO LET.
Etotit torlaeliti4 •
THE
--" , hacribei arbhcatcr lease Tor a term of
years to a firstqate num his large,. and splendid
eW4IOTEL, Triztle'-Creek,Almot 12 1/111e3-
from Pittsburgh.. This Hotel 'contains forty•three fine
large rooms, which are finished' a style equal to. the
first-islais Hotels of the cities. The Stabling d the
accommodations are of the best description,- This Ho,
tel is situated at the termination of the Braddock'S Field
Plank Road . , on the old Philadelphia turnpike L andimultet
diately adjoining the Central Rktlroad. a It will be one of
the most delightful summer retreats in the country, FOS'
terms, &c., apply to the subscriber, or to Mr. Hill, on the
premises. tdec23:lm] ALLEN BROWN...
1 - ,40R SALE—THE THREE ST , JAY BRICK'S!
DVtrhlt.l :MG HOUSE, No. 16 Hay street,
nnyder's Row. Price 143,000. Twins 15500 in
cash; 8500 in one year ; and 52,00 in' five years. To
he secured by bond and mortgage on the premises.
11;elir of all incumbranees, and nue indispiitable-
Apply to D. W. & A. S. BELL,
Attorneys at Law,
dec le:3m No. 143 Fourth str et.
,_
Hstate for Sate
rIN EASY TERMS.—A HOUSE and Ltir on ',sir./
Ur Wood street, Pittsbtirgh, occupied try WEIS- - I - 1
ly & Co., as a Glass Warehouse Also, a House an. • t
in Manchester, occupied by Samuel Church, adjoining
Charier Brewer. The House is most substantially built;
on either side there is a fine spring of water. „ An orchard
of thriving peach trees, and every requirement to an
ttruant country home, is on the Lot. Also, a Lot on
he Monongaheta River, having the Roll ,ng Mill of Mil
ler, Church & Co. on the east. For terms, apply to
JOB. KNoX, Attorney at Law,
Grant street, Pittsburgh.
jni.77.d&wlm •
COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET—From
tWIt
Athe Ist of April next, a two story brick house, hi I
with six acres of ground attachedt on which is an orch
ard of choice fruit trees, stabling, and other out buildings.
It is withia a few minutes walk of the Court bourse, by
the way of a board walk. Apply to
Wrd. H. M. PUSEY,
Lumber Yard office, corner of Payette stand Garrison
de c?......2wd
fr
1 0 LE 1 . -I.lle submiriber offer. for Rent., the
Istore room now occupied by Messrs. Wil toe k Eat
& Davis. No. 87 Marketstreet. Possession given
on the lit of April Enquire of
jannuf CHAS. H. PAULSON, No. 73 Wood St.
fi,-, TO LET—From the first of April ne=t. a new
ll'm and convenient three story brick DWELLING
;Ain, HOUSE—containing eight rooms, and situated on
Rose street, near Water. Apply to
BAKEWELL, PEARS I CO.,
~,5:1,..r• corner Wood and Second ate..
I , t-• '
Destratile Property for Mao.
HE well known GREEN WOOD GARDEN Property
in offered fur sale in lots to snit purchasers. This
h e d 1 a rare chanc for a delightful smmer residence
free or
from the smoke and dirt el the ci u ty. For partien
,
a r, ,
enquire of the subscriber on the pJAM remises.
KAIN.
lailarn 158 fd
For Sale or &Lent.
PACTOM—SuildieR, substantial and spacious
with a large Engine ; situated on Walnut street
between Penn and Liberty street, Fifth Ward. Posses
ion can be had immediately. En
A quire of
JOHN A . PARKINSON,
Penn street.
)07:1radIccv
Ft. -- r ------
It ALE —A Lot of ground, fronting 25 feet 7,}
inches on Pennsylvania Avenue and extending iu
depth 'll2 feet to a street. Terms 84000 cash. Thin lot
is worth $l5OO. on rime, but as we want to use the mo
ney, we arc wilting to retina the above terms. We have •
several other lota which we will dispose of on equally
=sterile tern., or on perpetual lease. •
1) W & A. S. BELL, Au'ys-ot Law
isulhidlui Fourth at, shove Smithfieid.
riliTiO BRICK YARD'S FOR HENT—Possession given
J. immediately, tor four gangs each—One in the sal
ward of the city of Pittsburgh, recently occupied by
Geo Mont & Sons; the other adjoining
of
above, in
Pitt township, ties been in the occupancy of Geo. Moore
for ten years. consequently the character of the clay for
brick has been well established
For further information, inquire of the subscriber,
Allegheny City corner of Sandusky street and South
Common. [jims:2ofto) GEtl. MI LTENBRRGER.
Loco for Solo.
(fhb LOT in the Rigeth Wa rd of the City of Putts
burgh. fronting on Locust street tloo feet (footing , on
sobraam street running to the bluff 400 feet, fronting
the filonougniteirt 293 feet, fronting on Miltenberoer's
street 400 feet.
the other Lot, adjoining the above, In Pitt township,
fronting on Locust street 244 feet, fronting on Miltenber
ger' street to the bled= feet, on the bluff overlooking
the 51onottga hem 244 feet to a line of the property of the
tote Joiner Irv/m.2 1 )0 feet to Locust street.
one other Lot in Ptit Township, fronting on Locust
Street. 237 feet, fronting on Miltenberger Street 120 feet
to a 24 feet alley, fronting on said alley 239 feet to a line
of Property of late James Irwin. twat Alley to aline
Street 120 feet .
One Other Lot in city of Pittsburgh, fronting on Lo
sust Street 293 feet, fronting on Vanbraam Street 120
feet to a 2.4 feet Alley, fronting oil said Alley 292 feet,
froitung on Miltenberger Street 120 feet to Locast Street.
One Other Lot (routing on Forties Street 48 feel , front
ing on Miltenberger Street 120 feet to a 24 feet Alley ;
ou the said Alley 48 fret to Lot No. 42 in Milteuberger's
Platt Lots.
One other lot, fronting on Forbes street, 29 feet. front
ing on Van Brawn street 120 feet, to a 21• feet alley,
fronting on said said alley 29 feet
One other lot, fronting on Forbes Street 70 ft., running
hack to a 24 feet alley 120 feet, fronting on stud alley,
72 feet
I will sell for cash. on long time, or on perpetual lease.
For portico' ars, enquire of the subscriber, on the corner
of Sandusky street and South Common. Allegheny City
1an.515m0 OFAL hIILTENBEROEII.
BiJli.irilrati Lk) FUR riett,...—obkty feet or tiround,
un tke corner of Third Wren. and Chancery Lune.
eighty-five feet deep. This roperty iz on the corner of
the ...and square., below Market street; and for s pri
vate residence is the most suitable of any now for sale,
betnß convenient to market and bn•illeSS.
For I , rtn, ice.. which will be reasonahletapply to
J kl. CHRISTir
at the Mee of the Gas Company,
or of R WIJODS, Esq., POOrth at.
..
g l a 1
riAO LKI" —AN OFFICI". 'TO Lia--over Philo Hall
I and next door to Nelson's Daguerreotype Rooms.
ALSO--A small Dwelling Nouse on Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Oakland. Presseasion
A.ZZA give G n imediately.
F.. D. 41,
Jeep Liberty at.. near Third,
rpo Lelr—T'O
• ji and large fire proof safe attached, - lathe brick build
: ing..No. 149 on Fourth *iron. 14quire of
W. W. DALLAS,
(tee of A 'so-elated Firemcma Insurance Company, Nos.
121 and 12:I Water atrret- (dee)
• rhe three ItEtrD ar.tt 00-Ltbort. o
postte the bead of Wood t
at t yect. whit vacant y Lo tn
Lock running through to Penn street, now occupied by
R. Bon, Nicholson Ss Pay.
A. ne and W, Lebo:ter.
P. ..csihon siren In of R April.Ensmre of
BARD Co., 103 Wood at.
&gem for Different Lines of Packet Rife.
4:11P k.SSENGF.R OFFICE..
*Orr Listari , rti-teanelah
-~-
~:. ~.
Jae
H. Kr. liaTbaoh,
n Es • CC 11 , 117LLV informs his friends and the public
D., in t reacrui, that he has opened the house formerly
occupied ny S. Shepard, in Wiltlosburght where be
is prepared to accommodate travelers nod persons going
out from the City. itteceStaf
Owstonia tilstallainglh,
O. ST . CLAIR STRERT.—This house has been
Ntaken by the undersiyned, fitted up in style, furnish
ed with the best of LIQUORS, and everything do the
-
sea
son can afford. An excellent LUNCH every y,
which attention ti especially called.
innTs ATI 1 , 2 owsTuN.
THEpartnership heretofore. existing between Joaans
RUODEM fr. W. W. Dat.t.sa in the Ducinesne Cracker
Factory. iv difsolved by =mai consent.
JOSHUA RHODES,
W. W. DALLAS.
P.naburgh, January 11th. 1552
!Lamp purchased dies interest of W.. W. Dallas, in
the Duquesne Cracker Factory, the undersigned wtl
continue the business at the old stand, Nos. 189 and 191
Praia street. Ju+flUA. 11HODa4.
1p 0.10 V mite this method of informing our
friendsilant VO3 have removed our store from
,No.
Ig4 Wood street, to No. 6 Smithfield, formerly ocontned
by Megan. Vankirt & Thirkiald, oimosite the Nononga •
hela house. STUART &
No. 0 -Smithfield Sa.
pin
I ittkitittr3 1111,1,01WONo.—Just received a c0m
1....) plete aggortment of 4, 411 and 5 octave Carhart's
Melodeons; for gale to tbe manu M facturers prices by
JOHN H. ELLOR, 81 Wood st.
Health 0 .;
rilitE, public are informed that the FFICE OF THB
I BOARD OF HEALTH of the Ci t y of ritteburgh is
of No. 69, Grant street, between Fourth and Diantond
streets, where all Notices and Communications for the
Board must he left. CHARLES NAYLOR,
Secretary.
/Yl2
DIVIDEND.
riMIE Trastees of the Pittsburgh Gat Company, have
dna day, declared a di v Aland of 4 per cent.. out of
the profits of the lastsii months, on the capital stock of .
Weir Company ; ptil able forthwith to stookholdars or
said legal representatives at the office of the Company.
• JAMES M. CHRISTY, Tres surer.
Office or Gas Company, Jan. 12, 1859. janl3•2vr
LARD—ID bbls. for sale by
jalo SMITH
-& SINCLAIR.
b Os. N. O. Molasses, for sale by
Jan SMITH & SINCLAIR.
A JOURNALRT Y --Just received by
/-1,, \VOODWARD & ROWLAND, 73 Third meet.—
This number contains !four highly finished - steel engra
vings, with numerous beautiful wood cuts. Also, d se
lection of articles on science and Art.
Subscriptions taken for the year at 58,00 in advance.
or nittule numbers, sold at7s cents each. rial 3
uL t j Wth
cerebrateds AKER m S e A d
ißcisnt z ,
far purifying tho bel
en received and tor sale by •
)ala JAMES. tiAtINES.:
rfp pER---20 wigs Baldwin:, in
STUA paper, for !SILL .
b
jss FIT e
.J. bIut..ASSES- 3 a bbls. t sale by
..." jail) . : shrrnt & SINCLAIR. --
- la - OINKS CUU6H CA.NDF , FOR 410DEDis ANA_
ja COLDS—For salaby - IaIiES , AI.IOINIFS: r' , '
isl - .. corartlaborty eke zano ssii.,::
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LNISH-24: tibia 73 Mackeia l ga sorb inc Vibe
by 41,91 S
~.:
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_ ;~: .
ffMMZMM
iaiii:?:...l l 4itti 7 .:-...)l3iatt4:*,
-fttrieus lir. vilest;
Esikaricittis /Lim IDXostAsowsuomaitg,
t -, N° 95,- Cog 3 ' ll ' R •VrifiZ7o;‘l:'' .r!1"‘--71-r1;-4(tayri
Ramesh:a and Pataqn-,E;aliangti Bank Oka;
6Mld44aMliiiino ut d 4Sii4 : 4l"ll.#kiMat
arrAc; - &MD Ummtr.lN9 avIVOIC
William-AL -gat & Co.
53 Wood . Strict, •
• PITTSBURG - IV
EU' muroxrasits.
alum puatia. SUWAXD RAWL
.. ... KRAinarta & a&unl.
BanioiseindSzahangs Brokirs, Dialsrlirs Foreign Gird
nevtaltiaßilirsßil4ef Szthango, Coy:Orate! of Di u ,r,
it,Barith Notch and Vas. • -.,
Corner of Third and Wood sta., directly opposite the S
Charles HotelL______2_,___. __ u__2_____ , 'Ly" -.
Kamoval•
acnaiss & sons, - • •
akvie itimovED Tsaut ANW ISCII.OGE OTVICI
To No. 61 Market strittjostr doors belirto old ,taxd,
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N. HOLMES & SONS(
aNkt , ,itS AND EXCBANGE Eutorizas., and Dea
l) le rs in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances,Gold,-Silver arnd
Bank Notes. Exchange on thy Eastern and Western
cities constantly for sate.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the Uni
ted States. Deposites received in par funds - or 'current
paper, Nn. 417 itiatket street, netereen Third and Fourth
streets. aug 284 Y.
sae. s.aorns it . 0 0
aoE
tr i gr ao:: : es Reim ,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, • .
N. E. Corner of 'Wood-nall Sixth struts., Pittsburgh, Yu
EALERS in Coin,BankNotes, Time Bilis, Foreign
D and Domestic Eachange ) Certifteates of Deposii.ese
EXCHANGE oriallthe priacipa; Cities of the Union
andßuroppe for sale in hams to snitpurebasers.
CURRENT and perfands received on deposite
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, althe
lowest rates. septl-1y
MIA. es, 1 0 trALT.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKER?,
No. 65 Wood. Street.
Third dam 4elow rostra—Nostsids).
a; HT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes dis
counted. Gold,Silver and Bank Notes,bought and sold.
Collections made in all the principal ciues of the
Staten._ Deponiu. received of Par and Current Pundit. United
- • _ E.
G. E. ARNOLD & CO. '
BAN.E.RKS, AND DEALERS T
EXCHANGE COIN,
'RANK NOTES,
SIGHT AND
TIME. DRAFTia, Ae., Sc
Coliecuoua carefully attended to, and proceeth rem
Led to any part of the 1.1111071.
STOCK S -Mt •
BOVONT MCP SOLD os CO24llMailtq.
No. 74 FOUldl.Btna, )11"
Pe 13 Next door to the Dank orrittabargh.
Fresh Val os Naw 000de 1
T. S. ftIIIS.NIGIIT dL BROTEUSES ,
111 WOOD STREET,
THIRD DOOR FROM THE CORNER OF FIFTH,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED and offer for sale
-1,000 M. G. D. and S B. Permission Caps
4,000 doz.. Spool Cotton—assorted
400 lbs. Patent Thread
100 great grosS Agate Dramas,
300 doz. Gum Suspenders;
1.50 doz. Berlin Gloves;
- 4040 Z COMM GIOVen
-119,1*,405 Pongee Handkerchiefs
50 _Ladle& Linen
70' 'Air, Cambric do,
340.i1S.alicions Bonnet Ribbons ,
..1 . 0: - Satin and Mantua Ribbon. 3,
6 46"1.-cdo do ;
Together arab & large and well selected stock at
Fancy and l* Stapla Goods
Tony would alliOsall the attention of the trade gener
ally,to the largeslarid most varied assortment of hold
Jewelry, Vintehes,,ke-, ever offered in this market—all
of which Ile./ oiler on the most reasonable tering toed)
Ifitouse of Refuge.
THE subscriberi far the erection of an House of Re
fuge for Westren Pennsylvania, are hereby noufied ,
that an assessment of twenty per cent. on the amount
subscribed by each,is rectairedto be pal:Ito the Treas M
. on or before the ifith day of-November next.
By order of Board of :•DineMon3,
octal ;if JOSHUA. HANNA.' Treasurer.
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.0 Ifixprersaisti or — Gratitude.
BLANC.ItAttp--Dear Sir is whit-feelings not
_LP easily described, that I havedettrutined to address
you this letter. Previous to constating you,l had suffered.
for several years from the effects of Self Abuse, and feel
bound to express my grauttult to you, and to declare to
the world that your course of treatment, both in a metal
and physical sense, has been of the most beneficialehar
octet. la early life, at schtml, I Seamed the habit of
self Abuse, and continued the . practice 'or siX years,
without being aware of int.siafal nature, or the terrible
consequences sure to fidievi im indulgence. I first ob
served my appetite very mush increaseol but notvrith
standing that, I began to lose flesh very rapirdy, nail ex
hibit :considtriableemaciation.' After a time, howeveri
my appetite falledouni I became much debilmited,—the
slightest exertion'fatigning me:exceedingly. sight
became impaired, and Lfound my memory, not so good
as lonneri Iola& exPerierteed atotal disability to con
centrate my mind on any one idea for even a short time.
My legs became very feeble, and tottered in walking.
I also-had great difficulty in retaining, my urine. In thus
erreebted condition, my friends advised ate to eonsult
the family physician, who soon obtained from me such
information at sati,fied him of the cause of my com
plaints. He impressed on me the uecemity of relitiquish
min
mg the habit, pointing out the moral and physieal
sure to follow Its indulgence, but could not cure inn of
its effects which I suffered. The symptoms, nocturnal -
discharges, inability to retain urine, a flow of serriene
on the least exe tiou, continued to grow upon me every
day. At this time the family physician, above alluded to,
advised me to consult you. After a careful perusal M.
your advertisement, I came to the conclusion that my
ease was one which required your treatment, and I
thank fortune I did so, and cannot let the present oppor
tunity pass without again adverting to the beneficial ef
fects which yourrnedteines and advice - have had upon.
me.. How great must bethe reward here and hereafter,
of one who creates so much happiness to the world. I
have no aced of saying any more. rate.osed you will
find a token of my gratitude. •
I remain yours, ever grateful,
JOHNSON.
To Dr. Blanchard. No. 68 Smithfield street: You are
at perfect liberty to make reference publicly to my,
a2oame.
§ 0
THE 6REAT SECRET AT LAST DISCtiVERED
For the Care of Consumption
Neu , System 4- New. Ref:who. Triumphant Success.
NIITALL'I3 SYRIACII,M•
IV' Tug cure for coughs colds, sore throat, spitting,
blood, difficult breathiog,,bronebkds,.incipient, confirm
ed and tulicrealar consumption.; /Pt trxruars.—
E ac h on e peculiarly adapted to each one of the three
stages of Comma:priors •
SYMPTOMS.
I Cough, pain in the breast
FIRST STAGE i side,..head, back, Joints and
), inflammation, sore-
Incipient Consumption, in Lugs and tickling in the
blue Wtmrp,s. throat, fever, difficult and
%nickbreathtng. clyertorar.
004 dirwti*, d• frothy.
1 SYMPTOMS.
Costiveness. spasmodic
SECOND STAGE.
mornin cough, g
a vlent fev gay s eat' .
io ndmid,
Confirmed Consumption. hectic hush in thezface and
in Pink Wrappers, cheeks, burning heat
palmnof die hands and sbles
of he fecymputosarion easy,
copious, and awaked with
I bicod.
SYMPTOMS.
'Dia/shwa; ttinielshed fe
Tin RD -is r Mir. I vet, cough and morning
sweate,gretit strdinereating
Tubercular Consumption, debility treguent fairding
in Yellow Wrappers fits, slight delirium and
swelling of the extremtbes.
To THE a PF1.,14:V P.D.—The appearance in three
bottles of NOTAL.L.".s, ssY RISCO:II is a ucw era in ine.
theme, rrom its novelty and direct opposition to the old
absurd Red ineoasisienr. UNF I.IOTTI.F. SY.STEM
white itS succors, prepared ia this manner ( (each bouts
fu
containing IS different preparation),
in moms the
eat stager which characterize Consumption, has estab
lished the welcome:truth of the Con:daftly of every stagt
of Puhrtomall Consumption
Physicians approve of • it because it is Lased upon core
reel Phi siolosical and Pathological principles. The
nubile approve or it, because it is CaliVio9l Soso, and
because they know, front sad experitnre that one prepa
ration wit: not Care theittree stages of Corissostprion , —
Theaufrering,
reve s of i b e d c i s a a u p s p e i s a terdi and
l m s
hcour oeugte a l invalid a b p
pflops,andt henhe uiePPntalPesSydaetuihis apeles
are realized.
If ho Is in the first stage of Consumption, and uses tbe
first bottle, his expectoralion, difficult ._attiinainrid,
comes free and epee
; -his cough soon gets Fell; the
soreness) hurling talus throat,itifiamranDon,psitim his
tireast, mde. head. stage nod limbs•are removed.
If he is in the second and uses itte,seeond bottle
his lever leaves h rn ; his dishwbed slumbers become
sweet and mfreshing ; his night sweats vanish( his Cl
pectoratioit copious and 13100Ay, assumes -a-healthy
up
peal-seem and at length disappears ;, his bowels be•
come regular; his appetite. 'returns; the flash in his
cheek disappears; the burping beat Inthe palms of his
hands and soles of his feet are felt no longer ; his cough
now ceases; he recovers and le well.
If he iain the third stage, and uses the third bottle, his
Diarrlaceit gradually Ceases; his weak bowels heroine;
strong; his cough and other ban if) mptems disaPpear ;
feeble digestion becomes strong and_ vigorous; his
stomach recoVets its proper tone, and create F-11CNV, rich
anti noueishing blood: hi strength - returns; - his wested
'
body is clothe withh flesh') tits imam is Pavan. andhe is
restored to health. • ,
,
Each bottle of Nutall n ii Sy Induce lintilbe BYO - sOlthria
of
the stage for which it is intended printed litor.t of the
vrrapper,wheteby egeryinanlid, knoWing emu quip;
tomsti
,on Midge for himself, WIIIOII..BOVTLE litf. RE
QUIRES ; cossequently no mistake can occur' in se
lecting the proper medicine.
his
See Pamphlet in possession of the Editor of t pap
n.--
er,
containing; Dr. Nutales Pathology of Consumptio
Lectutes on the stricture and uses of the Human Lungs,
and certificates of eures.
[[)''Prepared only by Dr. NUTALL, inventor and ,
Proprtetatl. Prices One .Dollar Per Soule.
Kytatß hyDOWELL, 140 Wood.st.'
an -
Only Wholesale and Retail Agents for Pittsburgh 1
Allegheny Conrov:. • tja7nitcv,
Chstzsiberittest commercial 001!Oge,
(Cne.wr nano a. o;.:,1850.1 ;
Located at the. mutes of Iklarket and Thant - tioerts.
lii, Plan et Instruction );it - retied in this Institittlen,
by
in
Difference to BOOK-KEEPING, hits bce.stestTed
the Principal fora long ped ) aAa is practical, as well
as %heartbeat, its all 'its operations. Txte student is not
confined to any particular printed hook)
sack ege/eised
on a great varfaty of practical . forms, as BM of
livered at the
College! every Mondarevening;-bY !donut*. WATSON'
daily
Lee ec t u u rr re eh s : e n various C in om th m e erel Commercial o
and SX'OWEe, COMMencincat 7 o'clock.
There is connected -with 'the insiitutluil a Commie - mist
wdeapmartmdeents of:trade.
Librasy, affording superior advantages to the etridents,
thus enabling every . one to become familiar - oltb . the.
laws of Commerce.
branch, who devotes 'his whble at
tention to the auveacement of his classes. - - - -
A depexonentis opened for the purpose-of instructing
mechanics and others, in the Pyinetples of drptu,4, con
ngmachinerYi enginettng,4.4,
f e rernee ra our PilaulPal. - merelianta. and bestir/mai.
takreENchlKANarge
aStiltihPi;-teacbei has intejs,ixdp•o7ed to,
men "it will be founil. thereitf institution in this
vigolitylliatimrsesuUS Superior tidvantagem for qualify
youpg men the vantagyttiaidui off - track. •
ing '
Q. 'K2 01-ThiblßElGJN,Trinelpol,
0141rOfessof Of.llookl.Keeping.
3
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•-•7onthfatindn7gericesby eta'
• he Ettept,StifelUeei Xilkf l ! t
itujiailty of the Stood; with aildisessaio-,
oroft. • fitLn Dieet*is,2 tieottrotte,--4n . ipl.tt
Ringifeozin,Mercarlal Dtseases,fietnigej We
po y; Piles Rfleturtatisin, Female. weakthelly
-r o bln u toil! . 1
Nervous Atreetioftei.Peins in the an.
of the inadllet"..ind "- c 01 4 . 41
cafe guaranteed. a< -
Fourteen years' Preektelgoot In rb ctt
613: 8 "4 11 w 1
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Dr. Guysett'a Inapt
YELLOW DOCK AND SAIISAPARILLA. ' ,‘- • t ,
ITIHE original and only genuine preparation for the • -_ ; 1
I, permanent cure of Corusamption end Diseases...,,
the Lungs, when they are supposed to Lb effectedby the ' ..
.:, .4.-, -. ..
too free use of Mercury, Iron. Quinitte Ats Itsr. • - z r '.
IT WlLL °var. wiTuota FA I L , ... • :, ;.,.P
Scroitila, -. ' ''' - r 5
or King's Evil, , , „ ,; ,„_.i,:et -- ; ; :,.
Canters,Temort; . ' ..,::. ' ' :4 , -'
ErhptiOnS of the Skin, -- ' - '4.;i-t;''. --.-..
,F,rys t4 , chronic 13...., ...,.. .., ~, ,
Eyes, ore ;; or Tetters. - - , ,
•. , , - „..
Scald Head, eumatisai,Pabutlrt ' - -.•• • _ .
toe Bones or .10'110401d Sores Dad W.. •' . ,_ n, , „:' .
eere,Swellingof the Oiande,SyphilLs,DYS t_ '
peps's, Salt Ititeam., , Disease of the Kidneys,.i .
I. of Appetite, Diseases analog from the ,-, l,, - . ..r, I t ,
use of Mercury, Pam in the Sides suul • :7 ..- i :,ri,i •
Shoulders,General Debility,Drop- ' -
sy, Lumbago, Jaundice, and , '..
Costivene - - - , . :.-• 13
THE BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN __ -.,..-: ,
THE SHAKER . PREPARED "YEI.EO I Nr 7 DOC6_ , - yi ..,
AND THE "RED HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA," • , ~.-
are the Invaluable remedial agents from which. "Dr. - - ._ „ : ;I;,_
Guyxott s Improvtd Extract of Yellow Dock and Sac
~;.
sepal - ilia" is formed; and the lahanttory.of Dr. Gitygott -1,..• ','
has given us the virtues of these toots to their perfect- „.I,s
-tion. Hat preparation contains all the restorative prop-.
erues of the roots, combined and concentrated In then - ::,
utmost strength and efficacy. ...„-
EXpefelleattl were made in the etas ufactard'of this ,
.""" ..--, -
medicine, until it was found. that.it coald not be. farther 5...,-.... "
Improved. ,• • i' - - ----
Accordingly, we findrt resorted . o,almontiniveritally, - •
in reset of Hepatic,corbutic end Cutaneous complaints . i. .„ •
or general prostrallon of all the vital powers, and all , ,„--,
tko.c tormedting di.eases of the skin, so trying to the 1
patience, and so 'muttons to health.-
(J- Scrofula, Svph.lis, Mercurial CortTlainis, Dusan , c
Gruterees, .fthauserufrin, and c cast variety of other diws. ,
grew and dangerous diseases ass tipadillt and perfectly 7.-
cured by the use of tars nudism. ; - `
Barnes, iblichigtn), October #3,lea. •_. 1
Mr. Johss D. Park—Dear Sir :it in with unnue.rable
feelings ot gratitude that I auk able,tbrough the l,
Divine .i
Prrvidence of God, and by the wonder-worldng agency
of that excellent medicine, "Oaytottls YellowDoelt
andliatsaparilla," to give you a few' syraptonis-of my I,
airmail hopeless case
In the winter or 167,0 I was attacked - with a severo f.
pain, winch Was g Mal:laity extending thrtrugh the whole 4 ,
right side and leg ;at the same time, a total piostration , , , -3, ,
of my physical system; also, my leg had shamit to abcmt -„.
twri.tturds of its common silt I procured the attend. ~
once or a skilful practitioner, who pronotmoed My die , ' • • .-"'
cue one of the worst forms of liver complaint.- Me eliti , . I r,
my case was one not etivily handled, but prescribed for"i._-.,. r
me. I remained under his treatment tuntH Wee at
fied he could not help Me. I thenprocered ofyouriegoat
as ibis place, W. A. Beers, tko bottles of GdyWott's. Yet. • -I -- .r ,
law Dock and Sarsaparilla, from which 4 reeeßed a ....,'
vast amount of benefit. After having taten fotirkettlea ' • ...i.t '
more, I was able to parane my busitesa Without any.. ~ Z.;,..4;,/
inconvenience, and have been aline. that time 11.• well :- , -3' ar' .
man, white but a abort e since I was confined to my• ,. ." . ,
bed three.fouiths of th e m time; and I cannot ascribe the.
return of my health ti any other cause than. by the
agency of that truly valuable =edit:at, Guyxottis Val- •
low Dock and Sarsaparilla. HASSI Is VAURIPER. 4
Sauer, Octotrer 14,1861.
Atr. J. D. York—Dear Sir: (.send . you the foregoing
certificate, and so far as I em acquamtri. with hiecase,
it is ail true. I procured it, thinking it might be,st bens.
fit to you and the aftheted. You have the Privilege ei'-
using tt as you think best- Yours, W. A. 111:,NRS. -
.-- irkf...7,1: , .: ',.. •
Tke followeng Lauer is from a highly retpeiratis: irlysi.
elan, who micros an (=Sloan* '40141.:
MA.vAlua, (Stara Co., 0 ), Nev. : 11551. •
Dr. John U. Park—Dear Sir: Dr. Guyrott'a l Eztrect
of Sarsaparilla." This medicine has been prescribed,
by me fat the last three years, With goodeffect,ingeue
ral debility, Liver . Complaint, Jaandme,„ Dyepe paia,
ro
Chnic and Nervous d i se as es. In All4.lYentale,com -
plaints ix cettainly is unequalled- , 4 - ,:, , . ,„,
In the use of tale median° the pattern i constantly \„,
gains strength
. and vigor, a fact worthy of great con.
'adoration. It 19 pleasant to the taste and Sine.ll,and can
be used by persons with the moat delteale Etomachs,
with safety, under any circumstances. - I art-tit raking
from experience, and to the afflicted I advise its use. .
• DR. 3,5: =EPEE. '
Estrae: of a Leiter ppm an acreinries Irfsreliant dinr Nee •
NSIMAII, kW iIICOLI4I, °CEO, 1851.
Mr. John D. Park—Dear it I amout of your "Wisi,
tar's Bats= of . Wild Cherry:' and " i.tr:Gurott's Ex
tract of Yellow Dock and SitraliParilld• - • -• r!earkik for -
ward a supply immediately:" • • -.; - • --.--
Your Balsam of Wild Cherry worked tda charmbere.
—not a bottle failed of affordinginunediate relier,and In
every instance but one (an old 'pailennorbf '7,r Years , ",.:: --' 'IX
of age), it cured, and tbe Yellow . Dock has done Wittal ~,-
as well. I took three bottles myself~ last'fillli)ind ea r - r` '.:" ..--,'.' -. T T .
joyed perfect health last winter, for Abe first *lnter for,
eleven years, bet with ii severts,ernplihn'el ~ .
the skin, whi dme ap from' two. weeks to - foal' '
months every w er and spring, until last Nviitteri .
Henry I. Jones, a brother merchant and, uslardettlar
friend of tu •
tus , took two bottles of the Yellow Dock fox
it Scrotalons Eruption, which )has worked no entire
One,
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rebornislet the corner of Wisconlin ANCIHIC an
Wainut.stteet. Yours, respectfully.
CHARLES, E. CASE.
... .
1018t)tdATISAL-Dvbrown.,a newsy -0 tannvfen;: ,
edy forAthearnatiam r,l aptedrandder,.taintadapdr-,.
lorthit painfaltioubla . ItnE9eT fi is
Office and:Private . Cansultatian Roma
MONaeID,D, Pittsburalwrenna;•:: T ha. Darius' ta :ih _ rair:d ,
_
10" Price al per bottle—sir bonier:Sur .
dby ' PARE,.Cittainnaii;' l l3ltio,. -
North-cam corner of Fourth an& W alnut eta.,--entisincp".
on Wainnt—to whom all ordere Must be ti, dllesselL.'
.1 Kidd & Co, Pittsbrutb;L.FiLileo.t,Jr,giitner
street and the ;Ramona ,• 13 A t 7 ahnestock. tr.- Co,
burgh;Pltia
J A Jones. Pittsburgh; Lee' & Beckham',
gheny,City L T Rasse.lt, yVailtington
ton, Vrtinklio; L B Uniontown; ' iffe ll Y.
GreensbOrgui S Kountz Somerset; Seoita
Bedford; Re e d & Son, tkiLtiondou ;Mrs. 0 ri3l o
: burgh; litide-brithd I'4 C 6, Indiana;. I.R WOgirt,Rittaar
ring; Evans . A Co, Brook-elite; '.A !Aragon &; Boni .
Waynesbrugh; Co, CaUen.lep,.: Mend
vale; Burton & Co, Erie; Henry.. Bt.:hunt; • Iss .
Kelly . &pis, Bl4ticr ; S Smtu4 Beaver;„l.ll3Sommerton,
Warren; F L .4:'.Q.D.loneit,:crindimporti'l'. Crocker.
• tnovlB
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, • . ~;46verhe latatexty• .r actioraii • - • - 7•,• t,
FOR •TINGZUBE OF ',COUGHS, COLDS z
17 BOONGIIIT.18,:r_AROOPINC.:: CortGll. - -: •
CROUP,
In offering to the community....thls justly celebrated.
.• • • • • •
medy for disenten of the throatri
; nd lenges'. lt :DOW •
- ••• • .
wi.,a to trifle with ibe.livesoi belifft of the •
frankly to lay before them the oplairins of disthi . •
men and some of the evideti&iOCits froinarbleh: , , H . r .
„ • .
they can lodge For. theusselves,;,:*:!, •
ourtelves•to make no wild asaerlfollibr
r.
of, its efficacy, aor *in *0 Mgt nosily hopaintanifenng
humanity whic6 facts yelil not
. ••.• ••
?deny proofs are here given t ,and'we eoliert
from the public into ell WC pabilall,.ffielingnssnied they
will had them perfectly reliable,and the . -
thy iheirbest confidence and:patronage-
From dis distirsgaished PrZtor.of Chsonistrjr..at4:4l4e
rte Mait re,
Dear Sir :• I delayed tutawering the me , -print •
preparation, malt I had anci.votninity of
ellec ts in my own family, or in the families oflay..triends.: - ...,.. - .
This I have saw done with a Melt decree-Of lathatur....'. - ..:.••
.non in eases bo th of adults and children- ~ •• •••••
-1 have !eland it, as its ingredients show. tt Polverfal en
medy fur. colds and coughs and palmonarydisetues.
PARKER ta. D. • ..-
smanswica, Me., Feb. a,1847 .
From an Cherafcr ir. tits .ffiasteUtdiiAlrgr: in ilia - .
j ltl ustr
/0 1. • C Alrat have been.enre+l.o MalloTsreomstf. : ;
1 ever had is mylik,l?y ypnr..Cupart ramtina, l 4 * ___,4 l 4 . l:-•
never fad, Theitalhave opportmlitlof •
to °there.:Yonre,reipeetfully.,-r
• . ,
.• .
Err Read dip .follOwing;aietseejf. Miff
worth a trial. . The patient had becom e very feellielasid
the effect of. the medicine was nninhoitaiill , &sang - Pr. ; •
, . 11span ffyarat liot , aaerooa3ramape27.•
...I, DIS
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ful, alketion of the luzigi;ruid.irlf theey.reptorniuilsettled, •f :
consumption, for inorathea .111 m. Leonid find' no
iliciae that would tatteboty"caaa,nnui Inominenced the.
gndnat
USA of your "Caftan' Ppp•coaalNl
_kavelne
relief, . and I have .been ateadllilatjaPlMF :4 " l s /0 ' 1 " 1 : 1 . ,
my health. Well . •
While acing yourtnerlicine;.l itiAiillon. of •••••,.
Paring with it my reverend ' frielidi alr.Trignaniitt numpt..•
for District, who bed been aufeendedlclitqliktroehl al, " - ' ,- ; •-r-, .
dude by a severe
I have pleasure • itiatitlfYlnkffit*ffiebi to yen;
• ' • • And am;:aii_-yeart , relpalftilly' ,
• P. CALHOUIit: - of Death Carole/4i
•' • '
-Ma-
rte following was .eite of -theliitifte-ereasel
wFich the physicians and friends thomhtiobebrlntralile.
consumption , ~ • r '
• entriaaiiiCii . A.iPfAlleiftta :l
J. C. Ayer,-8.1%; ••wad taken Wittc
brought on by a cold, in the-heirindat 114 1 :rebrivati.
and was confuted to my - . bed. mare man two matagemr..,*.
Ceughing incessantlytught and etinvi..hat'ime 4104417,-.-;
and pale, my eyes were , stnikett`and•fglaely , 'en d .lffi. , ' - . 7 :...
breath very abort Indeed, I wes'rripidly.failing. tula
111
elleit'dhuress for breath that huflitdebope of DIV recol*: • -
cry could heentertaieed 'WhlletutbUbltaatlan ,aWend
of mine, (the Rev John Keller of the filet& dila dwel l ) •
brought me a bottle or your CAIMPT.Fr...rotix.; *hitt
tried more to gratify. hito, from . mare:pntagon of •
obtainMg•Tedief lo; good priiit'iralseed me to conil.nn •
use, and coca found my Pietd
Now in three mortal, lain well and . •
tribute my cure only,to.yrinr great mefftelfiec s .:•:,,,," ;
With - the deepest grantedr:Tmase'-:,.1.,
• • • jafgelff
Piaparedandsoldkylanneip;i 6 Y er t rfaCti
-• Sold ' in Pittsburgh whoesiffesuid-
F Restock, and by hi. TOIIII/Itadi./n 4II M d e
by ATAM.:;
by H. P. Schwarta,-.. end pnisipee; P
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v. ' JOSEPH 'NEYPAIZ at-Feia*Mreeti 41Nrte. P .6,-, ;:7.
• ancy•anif,l'ittlil FIIRNITUMSOFAS-BaId:CWAIW,:I,4
of tho best: vniritolanAtiir atlctinOst aPprOvedfstfic s. _ •f : ~ • --. .y :.:
Purrimeni,vrould da_Vosiuto visit,taltiVF.o97,r,--,-,.
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