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s}fe^tj-^-r i attention of his friends and tho .public is Invited to the
of' KBADY.MAPK GOODS always .on hand. Also,
Clothe, CaFdmrrcwand Testing for ordered work. A fall
of. Farniehln^ - Goods ibr gcnllcmen, including
of oil (laaHties.Trunks, Umbrellus. Ac., Ac. Ja4J-.
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•in ladies* Missos and Children’s Shoos,
- No. 19 Fnrrn St&Eirr, Pimmußan,
advertiser keeps constantly on hand, and will make
.gj^>pl- ^-;• to order, Ladies’, Mlesea and Children's Shoes, of the
twe*w»tiiiwit of
•/ children’s stoes ■
■T’ f '-v-JiJ’-i c-j»3 ji the clfcr'wW also l»e found. PorUcnlar attention p*ud to
£<&!!s> S3aas®2:.V, rfefe f’i ,? 3» ;**&& * «C4ty»UIi^ EANCYSHOES for Ball., rarli.a, 4c. f Jrtl^
•• • ‘"Jacob m*coi.i.istb:r, .
AND KHTAII, CIGAR MANDEACIURKR,
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Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars,
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i?iay^A>«ff i door to the corner of Ibmihst.,
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AMES ROBB. No. 100 Maeeet sikeet. I'lttabnrKh, wil.
£ .;?J^4y^ , ».- ;^“h i iafi;,: B t o bk ox boots, siioKs.’ana
10U, of February,
A Whculio hopes to remove to lila Ntw Store, No. hj
, t^ t^s V, v -i :t, 4 , rfeetstreet, which ho intends filling, with an entirely
I stock. Tlio publicoro respectfully .invited to call and
Ayj&ycvSx.*'it* v* «.>>*»..*■ »«J»*w his present pnnxt tiock, at unusually great bargains
OF COST.
c*p.«:r-.*'..t’ ’ i'.- *-<, * * ->'.y Ma^tf
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->■ f.o'f-.ffi oXyTIAVE ptod my Booha onil Accounts in tho hanJa of
u»»t »n Whoaro indebted for subaoriptinns to tho Daily
- . -fiSiiiVit’ ' re'-p. "K 'ffeewy Post, or for Advertising and Job Pristine, will
ye pa apoctUly na.possiblo'. Mr. Richoy la also author ;
<«&-..“i;'i*»tKd.'rl3r1'n ;~ L o. - r.» r ■i.ViS. toSituo tho accounts of tho Arm of Habper a Laitox,
■*r~ > ■ ,y - V'V‘= r '"i •>‘r; 7x Pmmr> L. nARPER.
ri ’• "■'* f, ** ('0 (.„ ’ tr , I T-’'3Sf p *•; ,» ft.’. JOHN LATTON
C,.;i-.t t t‘ty 4- ■ , W i r'M l! '''£^ : *H : fc'J’B/—Mir. Wohey will bo found at tho ofllco of tho Pokt,:
t t r'iift. C V “ V--sA“ ?eS£‘%n~Si r -V« -riw tho Books Etui mnatu
1 if ’ ft" ’’ APATETTE PAETX! riIHESTOm’, with DwltUt,G n aUocheii t 270 liberty oh, Annuals aad Gift Boohs of all hinds, anil at all prices,
A to Scholars cotnprtslngoyorthlngof tho hind published, and styics _ B^Cu,.d.
zH Call and look ot tho E“fffKSS'S
y €' - rlPo- TAXCUANGEON NEW ORLE ANB AN D CINCINNATL- U. UTNERA CO° Hair tom falling. Is winning golden opiolons
► t 7.-fj,^*>/RJjx!X]3'iiALL,.oa'WIiDIiESDAY.L?FAINa > January Ij SlghtChocks on tho above points by . >No. 82 SmltbOeid Btroet-': of persons who \tts using it -Tills Is n now artlclo, recently
Ho,would alsft give notice to hlsScholare, and ; -. ...■,. A» . _ , n v«TKpV itwiTia v fen hlirv at Intreduecd, is a snro cure fbrßaldness, and will stand the
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;'. v '--'.'’ l ;'- : ’- .- vl 'ftiTOlto HnU,lnstood of Woshlngton noil, as formerly. -. . GKOCKHV SPORE, haying a good run of custom, for !^AMeß"j};°* ) yP.^?r".ivS¥W | ****!{” r .*l”** testify, fico circular to bo had of the Agents, giving fun
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- i t + *Z*\ '' Malaga Grapes r TAHTAU-hOO tt>a t pure, in n rtmudSewcelvlng a large and. splendid stock of IUTS AND J ttCaasol.
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THE CITY POST
■ THff&S DAY .MORNING:::
local preiauro upon our columns this morn*
k tflg, caused by tho publication of-the Govemer’a Message*
compels us to omit much.local novra prepared for today’ff
paper.
New Tnxoßirn-XiHt—'Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Com*
• pany tire entering Into arrangements -to erect a Telegraph
Uno along their road for -their, own use.. The erection of
this lino, will enable the trains to run-with more certainty
and regularity, &hd greater rpced and safety can ho obtain*
- cd, as the danger of collisions will, in a great measure, bo
.nbriatod. Tho business of tho Pennsylvania railroad Is Im
mense; and its'Sffloira'appear determined td'-.incro&se r its ca*
padty to ita utmost extent;.
. Snoottt Boee3,t—Allcghcny is a great place for “smooth
* -tonng”ambitious young politicians. Tho ofilco ofConn*
c Umsn atfordS Bbnndantopportxmity &r tide species of guerf
rdlo warfare. .Wclearnof one mtho First Word; tooiq
he Second; four in tho Third i and two in tho Fourth,
Those, with tho regular tickets, will giro tho“ fiualiflod
1 ” an opportunity or “making achoico” among their
• friend.'. ; -r■ •- •
Eaonnaß. Akd Pn<OT L'cesss—Tho following licenses
hare boon granted to Engineers and Pilots during tho
month of December, 18W:
JEngin&rs —First Class.—JobnDarragb, Itobert Herdmanl,
Wra. McClain and Wo. Snowden. Tbo last throo were to*
newal of license.
JVoir—Robert Boles, (renewal) from Pittsburgh to Lon*
isvfllo.
DnrxDSwn—' lho Mechanics’ Savings Dank of Allegheny
city, has declared a dividend of four dollars por share on tho
Capital Stock.
IJTOOif TITS EVEXfXa POST OF Y72STRRDA I r .]
The UXomtng press*
Tno Journal ibis morning, in the way of editorial, has—
nothing. It contains, however, a letter from’a regular
foreign correspondent, and from a casual homo correspond*
ent+ dated at Chicago, lie states that (hero arc in Chicago
- at’present, from this city, Drs. Bell and Snyder; Messrs.
Tiernan, Lomoyne, MeKulght, and others; all in fine
health.
Tho Union compliments tho Evening Post “as a highly
cTeditablo production.” Tho local column of the Union
chows remarkably will that the editor knew how to lake:
advantageofa“highlycreditable production.” The Union
stales the contract made lost July for tho purchase of Bed*
::<brd Springs, Traa cancellod on last, 20th ult,
"without compromising tho honor,- and to tho satisfadion
uf tho partita* j nterested
Tho GactUr. comes down this morning on the Cincinnati 1
Police, tho Cincinnati Clergy, (or the Catholic persuasion,) ;
And on every Uiing pertaining tororkdom, except the * 4 Get*
man Society of Freemen”
In the Dispa(*Ji wo find no .editorial, but a largo amount
of local and selected news. • ; - : ; :
COURT NEWS.
District Court.— Before l&n. Jlosos Hampton, President
Judge., •- •
Tho case pf-Fleming's administrators va.John C. Parry,
was on trial before Judge Ifampton. this morning.
Before Judge Williams the ease of Nelson's heirs vs. tho'
City of Allegheny, is yet on trial.
Qdartkr Sissioks.—Before lion. WilHnmß-McClure, Pro*
* and Gabriel Adams and Wn. Boggs, Ksq.’rs,
/falthv*. Henry Colerann, T«oopol Smith, Peter
■] indictment, conspiracy/’ Messrs.' Tlanegin,
/and UmbstaeUer appeared for the prosecution,
p-s in till:? case reside in Kittarminff. llcnry
* i mi-—prosecutor,charges the tlefundants with ti&v*
■lug unlawfully and maliciously conspired to prosecute him
forToTsny. On trial.
A Ctoujirt TcurcttAacE Oourcmox was held on Monday,
in the Baptist Church, corner of Third noil Grant street*.
Mr. John Alexander, a member of tho Plato Central Com
alltoe,l&idliefoFo the Convention the draft of a ProlilWio*
ry Liquor tan-, agreed upon by that body; and stated the
committee were certain of a majority of friends of rmbitf
;4ion in tuo Senate, and counted upon forty-feren members
in lb* House.. Thn proposed bill haring been read by the
Secretary the following resolutions, reported by the burl*
noss committee, wore unnnimoufdy adopted.
- A-. County Executive Committee wa*’appolnied, and a
number of delegates named to attend th« StateTempemnce
Convention. ~ '
•*;A Bnsis-lJp.-ATbosnow has almost entirely disappeared
from the neighboring hills; if the thaw has Leon general
In this section of country—and vo hear ithas-tromnyan
iicipatoin a short lime high river* and on extensive btm
- ness. Tho snow wo*about six Inches uoep, on Monday-last
-—now scarcely any is to bo st*en.
ROCERT STORE TOR SALE—One of the best in Blr
\jT mingham, doing o pood cash business, in* all ready
to stake a fortune frt. Also, a good Planing MiU m Sharps*
burg. Now i* the time to go mio business.
Enquire of 1 THOMAS WOODS,
Jai:? .. Commercial Broker. 75 Fourth ft.
~1 VUIA JHH/KU. limtlM in bull And-quarter tb. canfr-*
Jt . . Bummer Sarory;
Sweet Mjujorum;
Tfoyrao;
. - Enc«;
TV. A. McCbOKG.
*3* HUGH KELLY'S CLOTHING STORE, -S3
Ja«< ItX’Gntrc,Cntter f
*. No. & j3ixth street, ntar.Vit earner of Liberty street,
-rlttSDunffu. .
TWERPS constantly onhand a large and erinasive nssort
-IV- xxurot cf Rcady-road© Clothing. Particular attention
paid to customer work. All garments are warranted to
fit. - ■. -S - ja4n-g
*?-L A B.QeT"CON FECTIONARY~a3
. .... 92 Ifboi street. near DiamotuT alky.
T’ACOB HUNKER, at his largo establishment of ibe
V frborsxratnber, Is prepared to till all orders In his Hoc,
wholesale and ratafl, at the lowest prices. ja4;3ip?
y.sojLE&a. 1864. .. . r. oasts.
ERA'S SELLERS & CO.,
Forwarders And Commission BXerclaants,
• DEAirr.s nr
PROVISIONS* GROCERIES AND OILS,
No. 30Q Liberty street, 7\UtbuTyh, J\t-
«7011 N !>• UOUGAN, Ac’t,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL; DRUGGIST,
Alto TJKAtea JN
. ■ ■.. Dyestuffs, Paints, Oils, Vamialios, etc.,
No. 93£s» Wood street, Cone dravr soutb of Diamond alley,>
• . • ■ ptTTaauBUH. - f ja4{T
P. H. HUNKER, CONFECTIONER;
LUJERTV BTnECT, KEAIi WOOD.
i libnrtidcdlo hisline trill bo sold at thft lowest prices,
J\ and warranted .to be equal, If not superior,:to any of
a Similar hind offered for ln the city.- ja4:tf
“THOMAS WOODS.
BROKEK;*^
ATtn rur
Notes, Bonds, Slocks, 800 l Estate, «fcc.,
• • No. 75 Fuurih xL, PillslnrrgJi.Pa.
Laud* and House* for Sale<
•*{*l ACRRB OP LAND on the Fourth street Road, near
~t\/ Eas£ liberty-—tho handsomest location for a colony
of eounlry residence* near tho cRy. .
:25 Acres of Land, with good. improvements, near Stew
artstown. .
-'ISt Acres of Land on Cbnrtlers Creek, cfqht miles from
(bo <dty; a good plank road leading to it.
70 Aerea of Land, within five miles ol the the
Brownsville rood.
103 Acres of Land, near Ztfonong&heTa City; 100 acres of
It coal. on which nra thirty-live Dwellings, a new Cool Rail*
road, and a good £aw-mlil—all in order to mako a man a
fortune.
Any of tbo above Lauda are of.the .most raluablo 5n the
/•iflinity, aud ore offered at bargains. Enquire of
TUOMAa WOODS,
' j&53 - ~ CoCHnorcial Brofcer No. 76 Fourth fit.
rr" C. H* PAULSON,. “
[AT and cap manufacturer,
1*4114 DXK—r!H> you want itf Venl Why, then, buy
JL'CaiS’PAMiwrß. It makes a beautiful brown or block.
x challenges tiolustre of th» nvven f 8 wing. For sale at
lacJ7 " • KKYSKR’S, 140 Wool street
THEATRE.— Joseph 0.. Fostzb, Lessee and Mana
■ lrc§r Qer —Fifth street, abora Wood...... Prices of admission?
Boxes and Parqnct'.o Me; Private Boxes, large, $8; do. do-<
small, $5« Second. Tier, S6o; Boxes for colored persons, &oe.-
bo cts. extra for the
certificate. Doora open, at C}4 o’clock; performance to cbm
nienco at .7.o’clock.....'Combination of Attraction l Ural
night of ibo great old English Comedy of tho Rivals. Brl]. :
llant successor themew and-beautiful Droraanf tho Signet
Ring. Thursday evening, January Gth. 1854, wiUbe.#cteil
the beautiful Comedy of THE RIVAL; or, a Trip to Bath
Slr Anthony Ateolnto,:Mr BaUiiy; Captola Abaolnte, Mr:
BrcMord; Boh Acros.Mr Dorivago; Lydia Languish,Mrs
Itvnar; Julio, Mrs Foster. RlcgantPas ScueLMlss KmUy
Waldogravo. To conclude with.THE SIGNET BING; or,
Rafiicllo tho Reprobate : Rafaello, Mr BreUfordp Pauline,
Mrs Uynor. In rehearsal, the original Trench Drama or
tho Corsican Brothers.. •
r::::::JANUARY 5.
Auction Cara*
TAMES M7KENNA, Auctioneer and Commission Mor*
tr chant,No..l2o Wood tho comer of Fifth,
regular sales of Dry Goods, Clothing, Groccnos, Glassware,
now .and second hand Furniture, dny nt lO and 2
o’clock; and at early gaslight, each evening,. Watches and
Jewelry,Guns Pistols, Boohs i aney articles Cutlery, Boots,
Shoes, Ac., with a general assottmentof every description
of Dry Goods. Refer to the principal merchants. fjbO :
Auction—Daily Sales*
A T the Commercial Sales Room*, corner of Wood and
J\. Fifth streets, at 10 O'clock, A. M., a gonoral assortment
of Scascmabls, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
Groceries,-Qnccnsvnre, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Glasses New and Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fur*
nfture, &t.,
AT T O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Boobs, Stationery. Face/ Articles, Masieal Instruments,
Hardware and Ontlery, Clothing, Varifrty Goods, Gold nod
Silver watches, Ac. I*. M. DAYI3, Auctioneer. fja3l;tf
Retail stock of fancy and staple buy goods,
CLOTniNG, Ac, AT AUCTION—On FRIDAY nort,
January Cth, at 2 o’clock, will bo mid, at McKeunn's Auc
tion House, the following articles of Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, Aoj Shawls, cambric hdkfa.,. laces, silk fringes and
gimps, patent thread, ttlk and woolen plaids, Silk brocade,
poplin, delaines, ginghams, calicos, vestings, flannels, alpa
cas, merinos, oil cloths, cassimeres and cawinetjy
suspenders, blankets, tweeds, Sack flannels, drilling, rilk
bonnot^mantillaa,spool cotton, shirts and drawers,hosicry.
Ac, [ ja4J JAMES McKKNNA, Auct’r. '
A BSIGNJSLS’ SALE of an extensive iCOUNTRY DltY
/V GOODS STORE AT AUCTION.—Oni MONDAY next,
January 0.1554, at 10 o’clock, will bo Sold, at McKenna’s
Auction Uourc, by ordcrof Assignees, the stock of a retail
country store. Among tho-lot-ore some vety flno goods,
such as Saxony, Coburgs, merinos, alpacas, moos de lalnos,
beraues,.ginghams, linen lurtres, calicos, chintz**?, pant,
stuff, vestings, flannels, bleached and brown muslins; silk:
hdkfr. and cravats, fmo phnwlsaud dress hdkfi?., ribbons,
lBees,twoed cloths, casrinots, patent thread,spool cotton.:
gloves and hosiery, suspenders, llnsoys, lamb's wool shirts
and drawers, wldto dress shirts, gingham and check shirts, 7
overcoats and pantaloons, soporflno satin vests k Irish linen,!
buckram and-paddlng, silk plush, chusans, heavy blankets, :
furniture calico, jnen, women, misses, boys and youths’
boots, brognna, shoes, booteos, buskins, pumps and slippers, ■
gum overshoes; also, arory targe lot of silk and worsted
fringe, with mnny other articles.
df>c2fl • JAMES McKENNA, Auctioneer.
IKON’ SAFE, OFFICE FURNITURE, C.ROORRIBS, Ac.,
at Accnox—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Gth Inst, at 2
o’clock. At the Commercial, gales Rooms, comer of Wood
and Fifth streets, will l>o fold,
I large Iron Safe;.
2 Office IhwVs;
9 }■& chests Black Teas; :
. R boxes Raisins ; .
8 do' .Tobacco?' •
10 M cboleo Hatada Cigars; .
1 largo Platform Scalcs;
fctorc Trucks, Wheel and Hand Harrows, Skid*, Ladder,
Stoves ami Pipe, Blacksmith's BoPows. tc.
j»5 • • P. M. DAVT?, And'iv
SECOND-HAND BKVKN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE AT
A.TJCT2ON.t-0n SATUBDAY afternoon, 7th inst-.otS
o'clock, at tho Commercial Sales Booms, corner of Wood
and Fifth streets, will be sold one fine tonod Rosewood case
fceven Octavo Piano, nearly new, which e-wt £3OO.
M •• •• V. M. DAYIB, AnrtV.
0
ATALOGUK SALK OF ROOKS.—On SATURDAY <m?a
ing, January Tth, at t>y 3 o’clock, will be sold. at tie
Commercial Sales Rooms, comer of Wood uml Fifth
a large oollnction of ralnablo Miscellaneous BookiS ;
among winch are NatnreVGems, or American Wild Row
ers, colored pla*cs; McmUilv Flora. do do; Gothic Arrhl
ti-cturo, 1 To1 t 4to, rial**; Hand Rook of Needle Work;
Goldttaitb’a Work*: Parlor Scrap Book; Godfrey Malvern,
illustrated; Ltlla, by Bulwer, Blurt'd; Canning”* Speeches;
Wtrt’p Patrick Henry; Mitfnrd'* Works; Some* and
Sketches on th<Contincnt, plaUs: ColcrLl{re, BbelloT, end
Keat*; Rollin’* Ancient ITUtory; Winter Blootn,lHustr’d;
Josephus; British PoeU, l Z reds; WUjwa’R Ett&y*: Western
larmor and Gardener; Flak’* Holy land: frigtaeef**
Pocket Goldo: Pictorial History of Fnn>e; Ranke’s Refor*
mallon; Family Bib'c*, Ac. Catalogues arc ready, *
jat - . P. Jd. DAVIS. AurtV.
FRESH OYSTERS,
FROM BALTIMORE,
just mecKnrsa) at 1
A. FIELD’S DEPOT,
On corner or 'Wood and Fifth Streets,
. UXDE& PATRICKS h PKIKCD. : f««plO -
MERCHANT TAILOR,
So. 57 Fifth Street, In Masonic Building’
EAVTNG filled up n room for the purpose of ramming
bin business, (lattm himself to bo able to make to
order FaMilnnatrteClnthip? of all descriptions. - Citizens and
stronger* desiring romfortabln garment*, vttt do veil to
•urn him o call, na tie is determined to plcafre tin* ronpt fas*
IMiou*„ Ho ttjll olro be Imppy to fho many of bUnldcoit
ho« jost roenred, from th® Eastern riti,*, an
••legam stork of CLOTHS, CASH MERES and VESTINGS,
dordl&m
ALL those who wish to have dry and eomfortabln feet
duringtbo prcwm reason. should procure a pair of
01 KRINGTOVS CORK SOLUS. Fold, wholesale and retail,
at tho Oirk Stonv corner of Third and Snuthficld streets.
Corknof every descrlj'tion alwav* on band.
d<f3i;iw* 'henry oyihungton. ‘
A LOT 24 feet front «u IV YLIB street, and extending
barb lOfl feet to YTMo alley. Oo the back part oftoo
l/.'t la a Cellar Wall, built for two small Iloure*. This Led
Vm a desirable locatinti for a fimMenra; ond trill bo sold
low, and on favorable terns. Title good, andriftnr.-froia
incumbrance, Enquire of • <*KOl F. GILLUORE.
ijotlC- . At Office of Momlog Post.
Ur. J. Hostettor’s Colebratod Stomach Bitters,
IjINTIRKLY ANTI-DYSPEPTIC, and warrant*! to iuvig
j orate nnd strengthen tho whole system of every one
who uses th*»m. are now kept tor sale by -
Dr. GEO. Jf. KEYSEU, comer W<*o.i si. anjl 1 Iruin alley ;.
VLKMTMI DUO- 3 ., Df-iigaM*, eor. Wood and Fourth sJs4
It. K BKLLKnß,l)rngglft.Woo.i st. bet. Third and Fourth:
JOF.L MOIILKR. Druggist, Llbcrf* street;
end all our first clws Hotel*; ami Restaurants, as wallas
draliu-.i gent-rally, where tho. proprietors roost respectfully
refr-rllie pnblle for them. ••. - ; '
The expends is but a.trifle, when compared with tho in
calatlablo good they effect,
1< cling eatw!wd tbatour Bitters pos.cesa tncrvt sufficient
to recommend Uit»m f we will sot multiply word* In tln-ir
pmivc, but ask all to give them & trial: bnt bo careful to
ask for UOSTETTER’S STOUAOII BITTERS, fts there are
other Bitters represented to bo tho same, which eotnparn*
tircly am worthies*. Our Bitters are without a rival, either
as to their medicinal qu&liLlns, or as a beverage. They ore.
pnt np in square bottles, continuing a full quart, witbdi
rcctlmis on, and &r. J. Hosteller'* Stomach liitlrrx blown on
thcidofl*. N one other genuine; . > -
UOSTIOTER, SMITH 4 CO.,
ilcc3l 267 Fcmi striwt..Pittsburgh*
Xlonse of Ilefngc*
milH ANNUAL MEETING of the enbscrihnrß to the
J House of Refuge for Western - Pennsylvanla- will bo
held at PniLO HALL.'oh MONDAY. January.2d, 2864,
from 2 o’clo-.ik to 4 P. 31.. fir the Klortton «>f a Provident,
. Secretary, Treasurer, and twelve Mauagcnyfor.the ensuing
year. Full attendance requested.
d<y2B TIIOS. BAKBWELL, Tro^t
Farms, Houses, 4fce., To Let*
ONE OR TWO FARMS, with commodious Bride Dwell*
lugs, and Stables, near to the nty, anil suitable for
Gardens,3lllk. Farms, or tofatton cattle for this market.
A!no, a convenient Brick Country Mansion nod Stable,
large enough for. a rcspeelnbie family. Also, one smaller
pbc.*; and an excellent Two Story Brick Dwelling, with
finished basement and attic—on the bank.of the Allegheny,
above the aqueduct, JAMESB. CRAFT,
<lpr.2Brtf- . - .. No. t<U Fourth ft.
rrillß subscriber having the exclusive right .to mnnufacy
4 turo and s. : ll SWEENEY’S HOT: AIR ANJ) SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, Is prepared to receive orders,and
contract for beating buildings with the meet eccmoraic.il
Furnace now in nso. Tho attention of tboso interested is
solicited. .Any Information can be hadnf A. BRADLEY,
Nos. 2 and 4 Woo*] street, or or •. J. BARN DOLLAR,
dee2Btf} Iron City Stove Warehouse. No. 134-Wood at.
Important Notice to all whom it may
Concern*
A (i REEABLE to an Act of Assembly of tho State of Penn*
r\ sylvanla, and in conformity with tho authority grant*
cd by said Act. tho Board of Trustees of tho First Methodist
i'roU-ataDt Church of tho city of Pittsburgh, havo pur*,
clmred a Burying Ground-In tho Alloghony Cemetery, for
tbu purpose of transferring tho remains of tho dead, now
resting in tho Burying Ground belonging to said Church,
thereto, (located nnnr tho canal, and fronting on Liberty
straer. in the city of -Pittsburgh..
Notice in hereby given to all who have Tot privileges, or
nn* otherwise interested in eald Burying Ground, that tho
Board of Trustees are now prepared to attend to tho remo
val of the dead to the Alloghony Cemetery.
It is dcrirablo tlmtiraroedlato attention bo given to this
notice, ns It is contemplated to havo tho entire removal
inudo daring tho present winter.
All the necessary Information will be had by applying to,
nr addressing Ohas. Craig, Ivq., Diamond alloy,Pittsburgh,
Pa.' By order of tho Board of Trustees.
JOHN 8. BANDS,
W. B. ENGLISU,
BOBT. H. MARSHALL,
ja2:3mdaw " Committee.
■\TOTICE is hereby given that the Blo.vowaAuna Natwa*
now Cohpary did, on the 31st day of December, IBSJ,
declare a dividend of four dollars per share on tho capital
stock of said company,ont of tho onrnlngs.of said company,
for tho year 1853, ono half of which w«s ordered to bo paid
to tho stockholders on tho 15th day of July lust* tbo bal
ance of said dividend, being two dollars per share, will bo
payable to tbo stockholders, or their, legal representatives,
nt tho office of the Treasurer of said-company, Novelty
Worlm. Grant street, Pittsburgh, on and after tho 10th day
of January, 1854. J. K. MOORHFAD, .
. ja2:2w president. •
Orncß Oiuo anti Pekustlvawta lUiuioad C0.,1
Pittsburgh, Ilecembor 81,1853. )
T|VIU Directors of tho Ohio and-Pennsylvania Railroad
- JL Company havo declared a dividend of four percent, out
of tho net earnings of tbo road for tho six months ending
this day, pavablo on and after Uio 23d January noxt.
Transfer Books will be closed until 27th-Januory, prox.
’ j*2 . LARIMER, Treasurer.
• —: T T Found; ! ■■ •
ON Wvliertreot, a email sum of MONEY. Tho owner
can have it by calling at No. 22 FOURTH STREET*
; jqn2 . :
I
,r;
4 . ■.’••. .-r •
AMUSEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
JAMES HcKENHA, Auetionoor.
P. H, DAVIS, Anfitionoori
GEORGE ARMOR,
Cork Notes*
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.
Consume the Smoke.
Dividend*
Dividend Notice*
COMMERCIAL POST.
DAILY REVIEW 0? PITTSBURGH HARKET.
• Omce op tin Dajw Moksisa Post,/ ;
• Thursday, January 5,1861 /•/•
In business yesterday we have no spado} new fixture to
notice. In tho prodnee motket but- little of consequence
was transacted; neiiher could wo see any perceptible change
>ln the markets; The cold weather and flQd fildghlnff on
Monday brOnght In from the.connlry - ft' largo bomber of
sleds from the aitjoiolng connttes, with otdors for groceries,
&e n which causod a little activHyntaon«lnuri6'hberß. Tho
sudden change of weather on Toesday cheated a thaw, and ■
a oontinuance yesterday bids fair for a. speedy opening of
our rlvcrs. » v -.l .
FLOUR.—The amount oflored yesterday from wagons was 1
unusually small, and prices remained unchanged; wecould
only hear of sales of ftlxiut I2ffbbls.at from;
wagons, for superfine and extra; 6fihbls from store at $6,25
@o37}^.
RYE FLOUR.—A sale from wagonbf 15 bbls ats4;o2Uv >
' OATS,—Tho domand. Is brisk and prices remain steady.
with a sale of 200 bushel* at th» depot at 40.
CORN.— I There is considerable inquiry in tho market for 1
ear Com, with n sale reported, to arrive at opening of tho
river, of 1000 bushels ftt 60, - <
BUTLER.—The inquiry continues .foir, with a solo from
wagon of 000 lbs prime at 14W. ?
GROCERIES.— I Thero wos a fair demand from tbo trade
for CotT«o and Bugar, and. sales veto ondo at for
Coffee, cash and time. Sugar: mlcsby
as in quality. . , . r • • . •
XIA Y.—Tho ruling rale at the scales yesterday was $lQ@
$l3. i ■ ;■
• BULK MBATw—'Wo noted a rale of 30,000 foa country at
5J< for shonldors, sldcaand hams.
ItAßD.—Sales of .4 bblscotfatry. l from store.- at 0.
FLOUR—A sale from store of 60 eackfl at
WHEAT.—The followUg are the prices pMd by our city
mlHfl: Mediterranean $1.20; red $1,22; white $1,25 for
prime. :
CtAVERSEED,—We tiotlra further rale* of 100 bushels
at the Allegheny depot, to arrive, st $5,12; 260 do. at $5:25.:
and 31 cents for bbls. ! • - *.
PEACHES.—SaIes ofjOO bushols halves at $1,02.
TORT OF PITTSBURGH,
4 rrw 0 ptenft water ra vtu channel.
(ARRIVED.
Steamer. Jeffersuu^Porkmsan,Brownsville.- ,
**.. Lurerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
Thomas9xriver,Bailer,WestNewton.
. Gen.Bayird,Preblca,Eliiaboth.
•DEPARTED.
, ... ** JeffereonlParkinson,Brownsville. ,
41 Luxerne k ßennett,BrownsvUlo.'
•. Thomas Sbriver, Bailey, West Newton.
44 ; Qen.Bajhnl,Poeblcs,Elizabeth..
“1854.”
PITXBBBBOH, OTCIHHATI, LOUIBVH.LE,
:■ . ASD .
SAINT LOUIS.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packet Line,
roa tni cosvjtascr or
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
BETW£E3 " .
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint tools.
i b. Trns Lise 1 is composed of wtod
LeU^vTt^ Grst d«* powerful Steamers, urn*
i*i i hlqgaUcd fur speed,
and comfort,and is Uu> oxiv maocon jmilt hr* or gyrasi
I’acju.ts oo the Ohio river. It connects with the B. 8. Mall
Line of Btcamer* from Liodnoat! to LohlsTllla and Saint
Louis, hy which passengers and freight'are lickded and re *
eapied through daily* Two new Steamers hate Wen added
to the lino, which now the following boats:
. ' Days rf Departure
Doatt. Chtiaint, from Pittsburgh.
BUCKEYE STATE. M. W.BnTznoovrc....Sunday.
MESSENGER, No. B Hatm. ........Monday.
ALLEGHENY : .Oso. JITLun Tuesday.
CRYSTAL PALACE...... W*. J. Koiwrr .Wwincwlny.
PHILADELPHIA B. Ji Crack. .Tliorfday.
PITTSBURGH... „H. : CAttrutLL......... Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA Jso. Klikz^eLteiu......Saturday.
Leave daily at 10 o’clock, A M.* precisely.
No freight focelrat after nine o'clock on the morning of
departure. • - ...
For particulars, apply on hoard, or to
' JOHN 8. LIVINGSTON,) *
JOHN FLACK, f
Monongahela Hour# Buildings.
[dcclff]
Pittsburgh, 1853.
FIIUS YYORKB—
-100,000 Torpedoes; .
150 toxes No, rflre Crackers;
50 do Jtckssn do
25 gww Roman Candles, 4,0, 8, 10 anil 12 balls*
50 do" Pin Wheels:
60 <l6 Chasers: • • ' :
5 do Scrolls, Nos, 1 and 2; ■ .
5 do Triangles,Nos..land2;
- 2 boxes Chinese Rockets.
Just received and for Sale by
dtya JomvA Rhodes-* eo, so wood bl
R/l B*G» IVICA ALMONDS;
vU.2o** EWly do
10 boles Bordeaux do In slnro and for fain Vy
JOSHUA RHODES & CO.,
39 Wood street,
f/X DOZ. SALAD OIL, (qts.)
l*J 23 dot, do , do (jits.) In stare and for sale by
JOSHUA RHODE# A CO*
dcc3 23 Wood nmt.
HOLIDAY l*»OK8.«r-A line as*©mn<mtof Roots suite
' Me for tho Uoliisys still on band at
UAVWON’3 BOOK BTOHB,
. . . 6A Market .trwt.
MOL&&U&— 200 bbls Plantation Molasses;
laabrbUs do dor
- In store and for sale by MILLER A lUCK BTSON,
221 and 223 Lftorty at.
ANK OP PITTSBURGH STOCK—IO sore* byfor faio
AUSTIN LOOSITB,
noTIS .. No. 02 Fourth rt.
WOOL LUNG SHAWLS—A.JL MASON A N0.25
FIFTH street, lure on bant] over 5000 Wool Shawls
of every quality. . . ■ norU-
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STOCK—SO
shares wanted by AUSTIN LOOMIS,
oct2Q No. 92 Fourth «t.
Af\ 80, AND 100 ACRE LAND WARRANTS WANTED
ftU. by • AUSTIN LOOSHS,
octSfl Niv 02 Fourth ft.
ItfiSliAHhS I'IXTS.TJtUaTAND SAYINOVOO. STOSS
IU WANTED by • , . AUSTIN LOOMIS,
petal. _ No, 92 Foorth rt.
G~IT Y WARRANTS—*SOO WANTED by
oc 120 : ~ AUSTIN LOOMIS, No. 02 Fourth it.
EPSOM BALTS—2S bbito In Store and for wOe by
«Irc23 : FLEMING BRO&.
CIALOMKL— 190 lb*. Hydro Sublimed. in Ilb bottles in
/ store and for sale by fd*c23] FLEMING BROS,
BLUB MOSS—&Q Twin store and for sale tiy
- dorfß - - , FLEMING PROS.
lODINE— W Ite-subUmwJ, In store and lor sale by
Uec23 - FLEMING BROS.
(CANARY SEED—I6OO £* In store and for sale by .
} dev2:l FLKMING BROS.
JJQUOKICIS litK/T—5OU iba in store and fnr wvlc by
J drc23. , - FLEMING BROS.
BLUE ViTKIOL—2OOO C>s In store and for sale by
decS • FLEMING BROS. ;
VKKMILLION— 100 andCliinpßo, 1 nVtnre aud
for salo by fd«c2j FLEMING BROS.
lADIKS* RUBBER OVERSHOES, Slipper*, Sandals,
j Triple Sandals, Buskins, Roots, and Jenny Lind Boots,
at thd vcry lowest prices. Please call and examine.
X. K. HAYWARD,
docgl . Corner of Market and Idberty at*.
t iENT.'S RUBBERS, OVERSHOES and EANDALS, of all
Or kinds. .Those In want will do well to call, aud save
money by so doing. Li B. HAYWARD,
dec2o Corner Mnrkot and Liberty at*.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS, ofcverr ▼arlety—Those
in rrant ore invited to call—prices reasonable.,
XMLHAYWARD,
' dec7 7 CoroerMartcat andUberty streets.
UUREUS, OVKUEHOKS, BUSKINS, JENNY LINDS,
BOOTS and SANDALS, of every variety, at Imr prices.
L. a HAYWARD,
v dcc3 , Corner Market and Liberty at*.
Coal AjohU for Sals.
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF COAX and about EIGHTY
ACRES OF SOIL, haring an excellent front on UlO
Monnsgaheto river, Jurt abore Bain No. 3, and command*.
Jogcxtonriro bracts ofCoal lying bock of lt,will bo sold on
accommodating tonnki - •
There to not * more desirable or valuable cool property
along that rirer, nor onstbat offers bettor advantages for
gelling ont the mal, and loading into boats. There are two
reins of <oal, with deep water in frout.
Enqure of > G. BREED,
ja3:3ra2 _ _ No. 100 Wood street. Pittsburgh.
"VT-MY BOOKS.—Juju rocvlrtd, The Young Voyngeurs, or
I.V Boy Hunters in America* by Captain M. Reid; with
twulvo illustrations.
rooms and Parodies; by Phoebe Caroy.
Passion Flowers.
Tito Lost Prince, proving tho Identity of Louis tho Six*
tcuntli of Franco and tho Her. Eloawrr Williams; by John
Hanson.
January and Juno—being oat-door thinkings and fire
side memories; by D. 7* Taylor: illustrated.
Health Trip to the Tropics; by N. I*. Willis.
- CloTerdook, or lleoolloeiions of onr Neighborhood In tha
West; second series; by Alim Carey.
A Day In tho Crystal Palace, and how to.moho tho most
of It *, by W. 0. Richards, A. 81. '
Men and Things In Europe; by Kirwan.
. A now supply of Hot Com just ready and for'sale at
W. A. GILDENFENNEY & OO.’S,
dofSO 70 Fourth struct.
HOLD; DBIVEB! LOCOMOTIVE AHEAP!!
Heal Batata Farm for Sale. .
fIIHE subscriber to authorised to soil 284 ACRES 07
L LAND, situated in Versailles Township, Allegheny
County, Pennsylvania, lying back of McKeesport, known
on tho White-oak Flats, end la sight of the proposed Station
on the Conneltovllle Railroad* Improvements &s follows -
A Bqu&ro I/Jg House, 30 by 20 fust, two stories high; and
Square Ixjg Barn, CO by 30 feet—both new and In good
order; two lino young Orchards, best grafted fruit, just
commencing to bear. There is 00 to 100 Acres clcarod and
in a high state of cultivation,, and the balance to well set
with whito-o&k timber of the first order* TbU Land is well
calculated for a Btock Farm, bring very lovoJ, and tho soil
of an excellent quality fox grass growing, and bring well
watcrod, having some twelve or fourteen never-falling
springs of excel lent water thereon. This Land has faculties
rarely met with, being within half a mile of tho Tough
river, and ono mile of Monongahcla, and almost on the line
of the Oonnoltovillo Railroad; and is supposed to contain
an lnexhaustiblo bed of IRON ORE. This Land would not
bo in the markot, only that the owner to about to remove to
tho Far West. Terms onsy, and price moderate. For fur
ther particulars, onquiro of W. J. REYNOLDS, at Lorenz*
Glass Works, or of: JAMES 0. RICHEY,
; dflcJO.y Real Estate Agent, nt this offleo
ELEGANT GIFT BOOBB.—The following aro a small
part of tho oogniOcent collection of fino hooks now
displayed en our counters and shelves, In anticipation of
supplying tho wants of tbosoin search of tho best Holiday
Gift Books:
> Poetry of tho Year; passages from tho Toots, dcsoriptiTo
of the eoosons: with twenty-two colored plates from draw*
tags by eminent artists; magnificently bound. .
: Gem of tho Season; beautifuHy. Illustraiod with mezzo
tint engravings, and colored prosentton plate.
The Queens of England; aseriesof twenty-sovenelftgant
portraits of distinguished female Sovereigns.
. Tho Book of tho Heart: or, Lovers Emblems; illustrated
with thirty-three fine stool engravings.
Tho Token of Friendship. .
: Tho Amaranth: or, Token of Itaxsomhrance.
The Snow Flake.
; Affections Gift.
TELEGRAPHIC.
By the O’Eeilly Linoa for the Homing Pott
AIUUVAL OP THE BTEAMSIIXP OAKADA,
l£AUFAX«January4.
Tho steamship Canada, with European dates to Ibe 24 th
ult., reached hero at noon to-day; sho will leave early this
afternoon and be duo at Boston to-morrow evening.
; The Ootton markotfor ; the week was active, but presented
no material ebongo In-prices. Tho sales of tho week readi
ed 45,000 bales, including GOQO on speculation, and 7000 for
export Breadstuff's are quoted as being active, but tho ad
vances of tho week are Cd oo.Fiour, and 2d on Wheat, and
Is on Corn. Provisions dull and declining. Money un-
but Oonsols declined, and American stocks arc dull
and prices nominal, j
Liverpool Markets.—Cotton: Tho sales of the week wore
.45-000-bales; Orleans fair 6-s£; middling G; upland’fair
; middling 5%: demand active, but no change in prices.
BRE\iwrum*—Brown k Shipley’s circular reports Bread
stuffs os having been active during tho week, with a doelino
at tho dose, leaving on the week an advance of 6d on Flour;
2d on Wheat, nnd 1« on Corn; -tho closing quotations are ■
Whcat...whlto at 10a 4d@lls; red .ios@los 4d. Flour...
Western Canal 375®37s 0d; Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Ohio brands 37s OdfliCSs. Corn...white 40s; yellow 45*,
and mixed 44s Od. The imports of tho week have been very
small, • ' • '
Provisions.— Liverpool, Dec. 2-I.—A largo business has
been done in old Beof at lower prices; sales 700 bbls prime
Moss old at 85s; Pork markot unchanged, with limited busi
ness at previous rates. Bacon a shade higher; sales new
nt 47s for retail. Of Lard a sale has been mode at 52spor
ton, but tho market is dull.
All qualities of Tallow have considerably advanced. Ko
vel Stores...amoderatebußlnoßahAsbeondone hi Rosin at.
previous rates, and markot unchanged, the current quota
tions being GaG<l: Spirits of Turpentine dull.
- Groceries.- -Tho Tea market opened heavy, bnt Improved
at the close. Cargoes.firm at Is 2}£d©la 2%d. • Sugar mnr
kot firm and but poorly supplied. Molasses docllned 6d.
Rice.-prices steady, and holders firm. Ccffeo market firm,
and prices have an upward tendency.
Tho markot at Manchester and trade and . prices have
slightly improved.
I<ondox Markets.— The markets are generally active. To
sugar and coffee a large business has oeen doing at. firm
prices. Flour and wheat a shade higher; red wheat Qos(s
755: whito do 7Gs($S33. Flour at 39w$41s. Iron market
firm. : '
Money.Markot—Consols for money and account 5334®
95%; stock market unchanged as regards American stocks,
t-'mall transactions in Culted States stocks.
Havre Markets, December 23,—Tho sales of cotton deny
are about 300 bales i market firm. ,
BrouUtutb— I The improved, tone reported in oar last has
been lost; market dull, with a decllng toudeney.-
It is reported that the Persians have declared war against
Turkey, in consequence of a direct promise from the Czar
to remit their debt, and restore disputed territory. Tho
Shah places 30,000 at the Czar's disposal.
Turkey fade forbidden the exportation of grain.
The is still open.
There hae been severe weather on tho Irish coast, and
manyshlpwreck* have occurred., ' '
Tho ship Niagara wen t ashore at Wexford. ; Her passen-
numbs ring 150. and tho cargo -wen saved. The ship
itollock from Mobifo for Apalachicola was damaged at
Queenstown.
Mr. Soaio fought a duel with Marquis Turgot, tho French
mln&tor; young Soule and tho Duko of Alba, also fought,
but nobody was damaged.
Tho French, British and Turkish fleets entered the Black
Sea on the 40th; tbelr supposed destination is Bebastapol.
Three ships of each squadron remained guarding Constan
tinople. The Czar having frequently declared the entry In
black Sea cquivalontto a declaration of war. the withdraw
al of the Russian ministers from Peris and London la im
mediately looked for. .
There has been skirmishing on the Danube. Kalafatwaa
attacked on the 4th; but tho Russians, were repulsed, with
great carnage on both sides. On the 13th two Russian
fticamen* and gun boats attacked Matschim.
Nothing later from Asia, but the general tenor of the ad
vices indicate the oporatkmsto be unfavorable.
TIIHITV-TOIRD CONGEESS.
Wasuinoton, January 4.
SaNATK.—AUer the reading of lho documents submitted
by the President Id regard to the Clayton and Bulwrr trea
ty, Mr. Clayton made * speech in reference to a review, by
I/cml Clarendon of a spcceh delivered by him at the lost
session on the said treaty,
Sir. Cass announced his intention of speaking on tho sub
ject. Tho Senatethcn adjourned.
. House.—(Yesterday’s .Proceedings.)—Mr. Campbell, of
Ohio, offered resolution* calling on the President toinform
the House what Information tho Post-office Department has
received relative to the obstruction of the mails by the Krte
•listurhance. laid over.
Mr. Churchwetl o%red » resolution instructing the com
mittee ab ways and means to report Afaillglvlag four years
rrodlt to Railroad Companies to. pay daty on railroad iron
Imported for their own um. After other business oflltUo
importance tho House adjourned.
Washington Citt, January 4.
Senate.—The resolution of Mr. Seward, relating to tho
question whether Mr. Phelps, of Tennant, te entitled to a
»«at in Um Senate, was token up and referred to the Judi
ciary Committee. •
Tbo reflation giving tho President authority to confer
the Brevet title of lieutenant General, was referred to the
Committed on Military Affair*..
Mr, Chase’s, resolution, directing Inquiry as to tho expe
diency of constructing a railroad ftofn the Western States
to California, wa&amendod and referred to a whet commit
ice of nine. Adjourned.
ltoUß*.—The Speaker appointed a select committee to in
quire into the expodimey of withdrawing the funds of Via
Smithsonian Institute and investing the samo in sound
stocks, on motion of Mr, Chandler. ■ •
Mr. Baylor, from the committee on foreign
e»J a bill for tiie &KTTtaimaen tend satisfaction of the claims
das American citizens for French spoliation*. Referred to
a committee of tbo whole.
The resolutions giving tho thanks of Congress and a sword
to Gen. Wool, for vertices la the Mexican war, were passed.
Mr. Catting called up Lis resoluUona submitted yester
day, callingoo the Secretary pt the Treasury for the carrot
pomteaco referred to in his .tenor to Collector Bronson, of
New York, and all letters that may hav* passed botween
himself and Mr. Broueon. reiaXina to xu*Uere at issue be
tween them. Mr. Cutting said the subject was one which
had occupied tbo public mind more than etiy other question
of the kind which has over occurred, life purpose now was
simply to cv-ve the adoption of the resolution, and oh that
motion, us tho tlpie for debating the question hid not ar
rived, fao moved tbo prrvlonsqa-stlon. The resolution was
finally tabled by a vote Uf Io4'io GG.
Haltiuobk, January. 4.
Kew Orleans papers of Tuesday are received; two mails
areyotduo. . ... •
Toe shin Kew England arrived at Ntw Orleans from Bre
men, hating off 1 «>urd t Jar#? numberof emigrants; seven
ty deaths occurred daring her passage..
PtuMOEtpaiA, January 4. ■;
The Pennsylvania Railroad will |»as* free «U Delegates
elected to the Soldiers’ Convention.
Kcw York. January 4.
Cotton heavy, deeliiiod % Coff«e.,;rales 250 bog* Kio at
12, Bag«r...OrlMiis; sales WO hhds at 5*4. steady. Mo
losses...Orleans; sales 400 bbls st 27 for ui-w7 Ftonr u .*nlf>a
9000 hlHa tStita at $7.024*7,Tft; Ohio s7,<2jWlt>7,Sl, market
dull, with A declining ten<i«mry ; decHned 12 cent*; sales
700 bid* Sontitorn at firm. WheatLqmVt;
holder* ifomaud ah advance not generally Conceded. Cora
...soles CQ,OOO bu«b rmi«d «t S 3, yellow 82; a largo export
demand. Provirioon.,.rates WObbteForkat slS,f<o: prims
sU,37}<, for old, buoyant. Mess Beef.„sates 200 bbls at
,$13,50, heavy. Lard...sales 200 bbls nt 10, steady. "Whisky
...sales 230 bbls prison at2tL£. Iren quiet
PirrtAnrLprn*, January 4.
Cotton qnlet: sales limited. Flour firm; sales WOO bids
mixed and good brands At $7,25, and 000 bbls Brandywine
at $7,50. No inquiry for ltyo Ffour. Corn Meal firmer;
> small sales Pcooa. nt $3,50. A good demand' ler Wheat,
sod prices looking up; solo* 2DOO bushels at $l,OO for red,
and white at $1,75. all in store. No Rye here. Corn held
firmly; sale* 2000 bus new yellow at C9@7o, Whisky
searco; in bbls 29, and in hhd*2B,
Cincinnati, January 4.
Hirer stationary; warm. Flour firm, bnt quiet
' at Whisky Hogs heavy and lower;
sales at $4,05; mote sellers than buyers. Mess poTk at $l2,
sellers, but no buyers; bulk meat offered freely at 4J43&J4
Cincinnati, January 4; •
Flour $5,£5, qhtet but firm. Whisky Some
what of a panic In the Hog market today; rates3ooo at
Provtelonsdcpressod; buyers generally with
drew; rates 300 bbls Moss IVrk at $l2. Bulk. Meat offered
;at for rboulders and sides, Co buyers. Keg Lard
declined, with n sale of 1000 kegs at Sy£; sales 200 fahte at
$8,30; subsequently tho latter waVoffered freely
Sales 1000 green Uarna at <94* Other articles quiet. Mono/
yery teareo. Rlvta* stationary; weather warm.
Kew Oraxanb, January 4.
Colton firm; ralaa 4000 bales. Tho receipta for tho last
four days wore 18,000botes; stock 228,000.
Tha steamer l<onl*lnn& has arrived with Texas dates to
tbo 20th. Tho now Governor was Inaugurated. Tho Paci
fic Railroad Bill has been signed by the Governor.
CITIZENS’ INSURANCE COMPANY,)
Pittsburgh, Docrmbor 15th, 18M. j
TUB President aod Directors of this Company hare this
day declared a Dividend of Flro Dollars por Share
upon tho Capital Stock—thus, three dollars, payable to tho
Stockholders or their legal .representatives forthwith, anil
two dollars credited to the stock.
thv?2B:llt SAMUBL U MARSnBLL, Secretary.
ITS* Diamond Market Abandoned.—Tho
-Bntrhors, Into of tho Diamond Market, have removed
to Scotch 1111 l MttTkot, where they will be found regularly
on Wednesday ami Saturday mornings. Tim evening mnr-
Uofe hitherto hold on Tuesday and Friday, will bo dlscon
ttnucnl for tho presnnt. • • ;•. fja&lw
rs* Young Men’i JLlbrary Asaociotton.
r£y —An election for President, Ytea President, Treasu
rer, Secretory, five Directors, and threo Auditors, for this
Institution, to porre for the ensuing year, will bo held in
their room on MONDAY, tbo Ptb day of January, commen
cing at 10 o’clock, A. M., and closing at 7 o’clock, P- M.
; A Rcnornl meeting of tho members will also ho bold In tho
ovoning of tho same day, at 7 o clock, when the annual re
ports of tho Board of Directors and Standing Committees
will bo read. WM. 11. UINOAID,
dec3l Sccro ta ry.
OITIZBRB* Inanrancc Company of
Plttsbnrgh.-H. D. KING, Prosidont; SAM
DEL L. MARSUULL, Socrutary. ,
• Office: 04 WaterSlree^betwenifarl'etand Woodstrteis.
: Insures HULL nnd CARGO Htekp, on tho Ohio and Missis
sippi Rivers and tributaries.
Insures against Loss or Damago by Firo.
ALSO—Against tho Perils of tho Bea, and Inland Naviga
t ion and Transportation.
wbbiobb:
H. D. Kinf, , Wm.Larimor.Jr.,
William Bagaley, Samuel M. Kior,
Samuel Rea, William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, jr., JohnS.Ditwortb,
Iraao M. Pennock, Francis Boilers,
Edward Heasloton, J. Schoonmakeri
Walter Bryant, William B. Hays.
John Shipton. ... dec2B
fr=*xASSOCIATUB Firemen’s Insurance
lh?y Company of the City of Plttsbursln
J. K.MooRHEAD,President-ROU£RTFINNKY,B<tfTBtary.
- Will insure against FIRR and MARINE BISKS of oil
kinds. Office: in Monongohula House, Nob- 124 and 125
Water street.
dirxctobb:
7.5. Moorhead, W. J. Anderson,
B. O. Sawyer, S. B. Simpson,
Wm.M. Edgar, ILB.WUkJns,
W.W. Dallas, Charles Kent,
C. Paulson, William OolUngwood,
A.P. AnshatE, Joseph Kaye,
William Wilkinson. • j >n B
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LATEST EBOH EtmOPE.
TELEQBAPH HABEET3.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A LL KINDS OF GOLD.SILYER AND BANK NOTES
JX. bought, eoldand exchanged by
ocSOl A. WILKINS *CO„ Barters,
Unite 3 States Bart Building, No J 1 fourth sfc, Pittsburgh.
HWS COMING STRUGGLE; or, Tnr NlXTFtFTeElY'ximo
J.occordlng to prophecy; for Bale, single or Id lots. By
man, pro-paid, 13 ccoia In stamps, a- copy.
dec? J. B. DAVISON. 05 Market st.
LYOERINE—IO lbs for sale at : :
V3T decl? ... KBYSBB’B, 140 Wood street.
X'ODLUM'S SBEolHC—l2dniehfor mle ot . A
il deciy KEYBER'B,I4O Wood ‘sbeCt,
EXTRACTS OF LEMON, Peach, Vanilla, Orange and
Nutmeg, for preserving cakes and pies, for sale -whole
sale or retail at , [ded7] KEYBER'S, 140 Wood street.
UAML’AtfNE BASKETS—Empty Chempagno Baskets,
for eale at ':- ; KEYBER’S Drug Store,' '
. nov2l 140 Wood street
MUICHING'S DYSPEPTIC BITTERS—Pop rale at.
. - KEYSER'S Drug Store,
140 Wood rtreet.
CIIDJSK AND VINEGAR— ! . ■ , : '.•
f ; 10 bbl# Economy Oral) Ciders ■
30 “ W. K. Cider Vinegar;
- 6 casks French White Wine Vinegar: for sale by
dec22 ,- 8 .• : MILLER 4 RICKETSON.
LL WOOL BLANKETS.—A. A. MASON 4 CO. have
Jost opened a' largo and desirable assortment of the
atx>Te. . - •- •• ,dec24
White jlanrbls-a. a. mason 4 co., no.; 25
Filth street, invite attention to their very large" and
complete assortment of White Flannels, of Foreign and Do
mestic matralkcttire.: : > • - dec24
DRKSB PLAIDS.—Wb bare how open, and will receive
In a splendld eteck of Plaids of the
season: selling at reduced prices. -
dec24 A. A. MASON 4 CO„ No. 25 Fifth fit.
REOTTVED, a large Msortmetit of Ladles' Zephyr Worst
_ed Scarfs, Hoods, Shawlotts, Rigolettcs. md a com
plete assortment of Genu’s Wlnter.Qlovea.
dec24 - . A. A. MASON 4 CO., No, 25 Firth rt.
CORN—2OO taxes,. Oswego and Orvlp'. for
sale by [dec3] B. A. FAHNEBTOOK 4 CO.
ONION B—li bbls for saleby . ~~
SMITH 4SINCLAIR.
PRUSSIAN BLUE—2O cases for sale by
dcc3o B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO.
ARIS QRKEN—IOOO lbs,-best brands, for sale by
dec3ft : _ B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
COUGH CANDY—A farther supply of ibis safe
Kj and pleasant remedy for Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness,
Shortness of Breath, for. sale by
dec29 . » B. A. gAHNKBTOCK & CO.
/"'(LOVES—2O bniwteibr Bale by - ;.
d«3 B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
A YOUNG MAN WANTED,with a small capital, iopur
chase tho Stock, Fixtures and Good-will of a good par
ing business in this city. Torfits made easy. Apply to
B;CUTHBBUT&SON,
General Agents. 140 Thirdstreet
/Cluster RAISINS—ISO boxes, atsy>o per box; “
; 100 boxes No. 1 Fire Crackers,
Sl»3T>4 per box, or 40. per pack, at „•■•
•, - ' •" HAWORTIFB,
Corner of : Plamond and Diamond alley.
AFABM .FOB SAhE, situate nineteen miles from the
city, and two mites from thn canal; 25 Acres cleared.
With a Log Honso, Stable, Ac. Prioe $2O an aero.
S. CUTHBEM & SON,
Beat Estate Ag*tf.' 140 Third st.
RECEIVED —Soma more u& those beautiful premium
Combination BUBBEBS. Prices lore At 107 Market
street. (decO) W. E. BCHMEBTZ.
Q PERM 011—0000 galls., various qualities, for rale hr
O dKa> B. A.FAHN RSTOCK 4 00.
GOD LIVEB 01L—1 00 galls, rrhita, warranted, pore, for
sale by fdocSOl n. A. FAHNESTOCK * CO. ,
IED PRECIPITATE—IOO Bffl female by .. .
'■> d >»3 B. A. .FAHNESTOCK 4 00.
POTASH— 10 casks, first sorts, for sale by
dccla B. A. FAHNESTOCKS CO.
SAb StfDA-—lO casts, English, for sale by " ~
lleclO ■ , B. A. FAHNESTOCK * CO;
ENTIAN ROOT—3OO lbs for sale by ~~— r “
JeelO B. A. FAHNESTOCK ft CO.
TjSDPIIOBBIDN—BS powdered, for sale by
i t declO B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO.
"^HESTNIITS—Twenty-fire bushels, of tho best quality,
J receltod and tor ealo by
. ' tBECH, MCAI.PIN 4 CO- ..
“d® 242 anj Bt4 liberty st.
AS—Gbblsdrled Tennessee Pcasibrralo by" v
dec22 MlttEß 4 RICKETSON.
-OOFtANira GERMAN BITTERS—SO dos. fiir rale at
■ deni? : . - KETSEB’B.IIO Wood St.
GOfiflSUWoftrecdred,
10 casks prime Codil&b,
6 bl>!« No. 1 Salmon,
300 lbs smoked Salmon, ■
20 bbls gib'd Herring,
20 do No. 3 Mackerel,
-1» toea Barrington scaled and No. 1 emokol Herring,
For sale low for cash by JEHU HAWOETH,
“* e ® . Corner of Diamond end Diamond alley, . •
Qflft *gXKS PIKE CttACEEBS, No. 1,
&\J\f «j do .Jackson do
20,000 Torpedoes.
X ease Nutmegs.
_ 30 kegs Cooking Raisins,
need red and lor sale by
dpco J. C. ASKKBgQN 4 CO., No. d Wood st
lIUBH WIHBKY—O jmncheons Sno Irish Whijfcy just
wraired ujJ for rale by JSO. OUOtrcT,
are 9 Cor. SmjlhfioM and Front sta., Httahoryh.
fiW KAlfiiNS—£o boxes, nnd %M. li.
10 matt* Seedless tfor sale by
J. ©. TTood street.
Ok** WHISKY—IOO bbls in store mj«3 for snlo by
deco > jyQ.OKOtJTT.
CUAMPAQ£ baa lie ta Instore and fop wila by
. dcc9 • " JKCVQROPTT •
pUBESK-100 boxes, very superior.for rale by:
SMITH A SINCLAIR,
COFFEE— 300 bag* prime Eio for *ale br . v
SMITH- & SINCLAIR.
MBI.BS, HVMN AND PBAIKK BOOKS In the most
• _.*y.fondly, pulpit, orpcrsonsl nse.
NET7 BJIALL4TO. BIBkE r tbe most kwaa
,y*?? blo .A 1, l^ r i Dt *J I ?. V3xrioßB *y lcst - West's
Analysis. All suitable for Hbltday PresaotA. At
DAVISON’S BOOK STORE,
65 Market at-, near Fourth.
FO? , B ALK OR RENT—Tbo Urge Factory Building, vith
ioor Lot B of Ground, situate near McKee, on Washing*
ion street* opposite flint glass works of Mr. C. Johnson, to
Birmingham. Enquire of . '
, P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer,,
Garner of Wood end Fifth streets,-.
l CARGO'S HALL, fburth tired near flhod, opposite La*
J layette n*ll,ean be. obtained lor Parties, Festivals.
Concms, Public Meetings, Ac. Also. Cargo’s Cotillon awl
Sax Horn Band can befcund In tcadtoesa at aJHlmes, by
applying to WM. FRANK CARGO, at the Crystal Pai«i
Dagnerrean Rooms of B. M. Cargo* Co., Fourth straet.
jyl9 "
iX B—A single box of Dr. TKRRKL r 8 OINTMENT-wiS
•V» • kwp any Blacksmith’s, Farmer’s, Bailors, cr Meehan*
Ic s hands, let them chap or crack erer so bad, sound and in
good working order all winter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERREL.
jyitoiany •_ Naugatuck, Conn. •
li'OK NEW"\EAR’S: PARTIKB —Oood and cheap I*lllll3
- can be had at JEHU H AWORTIF3, corner of Diamond
alley and. the Diamond, such as—
Now Bunch Bakina, lS^tUb
Cluster - . . • . . io u
Keg ondTalencia Rabins, 8 «
French Currants, • liiU@2o
Lenwn, Orange and Citron Pods, 3cj mine*.
Cranberries, 19U» quart
Cooking Wine awl Brandy, .
But above all, prime T.llyaon Tea at 60c.S&
Also,flue rough flavored English Breakfast Tea at 50 ctaT
per pound. . dccSO
C ¥^ TaUfl ANI> THR nOLnUYS.—Tbc subscriber
haring been at great pains and expooro in preparing
ror the Holidays, feels quite confident, wjth his large and
varied Stock of' Books, *&,.of.being able to-glvo good satis*
faction to mil who may wish to and Boohs and Present, for
the coming season, Special attention hna been given to"
Book* lor Childron. JOHN S. BAYISON,
■l 00 !!* C 5 Market, near Ponfrth eh .
OFHCJS ALLEGHENY TALLEY B. B. OOa V
Pittsburgh, Doc. 3). 1853. |
A GENERAL MEETING of tho Stockholders of the Alle»
gheny Valley Railroad Company trill be bold .at the
£?£? of the Company, in the CUy of Pittsbuigb, on TUBS*
DAY, tho 7 th of February, 1854, for tho purpose of electing
a President and Board of Managers, and also for examining
tho affairs of said Company. . “
The Annual Reports .of the President and Engineers will
bo submitted to this mooting. By order of tho Board.
dec2fra3w 3 GIBSON. Setfy.
. OFFICE OniO AND PA. R. B. CO., >
"v. ■■ HttBburgh,Dcn.2l, ’53. J
TkTOTICR-—The Annual Meeting.of the Stockholders and
iw Election of Directors of tho Ohio and Pehna. Railroad
Company for tho ensuing year, will bo held at the Ofllce of
the Company, in Pittsburgh, on THURSDAY, tho 26th day
of January, 1864, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 3P.
M., (mooting at 10 J
Byorder of tho Board of Directors.
• doc23tita J. ROBINBON, Soc'y.
” JOeiirst J. Shroflei * co.. ~
MANUFACTURERS OP FIRE PROOF SAFES.
Vault Boors and Iron Window Shutters,
AND 03 all persona admit the necessity of the above
-mentioned articles, wo have no hesitation in recom
mending our article to be equal to anything in the city.
Orders promptly attended io, and put up la tho best
style, and on Short notice.
; tKSuSmlthfleld street, between Fourth and Fifth, Pitts*
■ burgh. • [sepftdCmj J. SHROFFED* CO.
ATTENTION, LADIESI : T
HAVING determined to close out our outire stock of
Silk, Batin, Velvet and Gro De Affric BONNETS be
fore the Ist of . January, di greatly reduced pricts— at price*
that wc defy competition to the city-call and eoo our
BONNETS, and satisfy yourselves. '
Our gentlemanly old friend next door
Is being alarmed at hto expenses;
Nolwlthstandtaffheisthreopcoreandmorc—
But he cannot compote with the Skrcb. v -
Now Ladles, you must bear in mind,
In order to save expenses:
Get aßoshk* of the right kind,
At the Fancy Store of Brcrcrs.
„ ra-Rvmmbertto place, No. 38 MABKET at, between
Second and Third streots, at tho Blgn of the Cheap Bonnot
Store. fdecsl M. J. A 0. SPENOE.
Most Important News!
OMEB. PASHA. VICTORIOUS t
A S wIU T» perceived by the nows brought per steamer
Niagara, there Ib no doubt but that, at LOUIS
REISKMAN 4 CO.’S JEWELRY STORE, on FlPTnVtroct.
two doors from Wood, opposite the Morning Post printing
office, the CHEAPEST WATCHES, CLOCKS nnd JEWiiJ
RY can be had m thla city, ns there will be a change In the
firm on the Ist of February noxt, and therefore bo Bold off
at cost. Those wishing to buy cheap Christmas and New
Year’s Presents cannot find a bettor opportunity than this
The stock iaoflho most exquisite kind, endhaa beans*
looted with the greatest care, as to workmanship and style.
Country dealers and others will ted It to their advantage
to come and examine our stock bofore purchasing sse
whero, as we are determined to lot none go unsatisfied
„ LOUIS REINESIAN 4 CO.,
42 Fifth streetrtwo doors ftom Wood
dMlW2w_
NUW BOOKS JOBT ItECKTVKD AT DAVISON’S BOOK
STORK, 05 MARKET Bt-Bchaa^
Hours, Mrs. Kirkland; Bloodstone, by McLeod; Uu the'
Riser, Shelton; Ooldcn Link; Tip-Top; little Brnmmer •
Mason on the Ghnroh; Pastor’s Sketches, Becond series*’
The Lord oar Shepherd; Memoirs of R. Williams, the Fatal
gonlan Missionary, by Hamilton ; The Well Spriuc • Per
kins’ Arithmetics; Oreenlcnf s C.S. Arithmetic; McGluffiie’s
series; Macaulay’s Miscellanies; Preah. Hymn Book* In
elegant bindings;’Rutherford’* Children; and the latest
Issues of the 8. B. Union. Porsalehy ■
„ JOHN S..DAVISON, "
65 Market street, near Fourth. .
GaiUSTAIAS AND HOLIDAY BOOKS, at DAVISON’S
-BOOK STORE, 65 MARKET
subscriber baying now opened bkHolidayßooks, would
invito attention to Ida large assortment of JUVENILE and
other BOOKS suitable to the season. The assortment In*
dndca Children’s Books for all ages: and purses; Ttoclish
dafidcs, in splendid eabinetbindinct; the most elegant edi-;
tlons ofpockeV fiunfly and pulpit Bibles; superbly Ulus*
; tratod English wotkßjanA Prayer Books and Bibles in vcl>
ret» with gold and silver ornaments. That he may have
the plearareof giviaggreater satisfaction to iHohda and
. I • ••'
, v -v .. /
V*'* '':' l i" v '
NEW BOOKS, MUSIC, &c.
TTOOT Memories, and Little Ella; two new
JLv Songs, by 8. C. Foster. . •
Reply to Lilly ©ale. ' ' '
. Undo Tom’s Religion ■ 1
■Katy DM and Katy Didn’Wdelt.
. The Other Side of by Mrtf. Florence.
Qroco Schottlsch; by G. Anton.
Jollleu’s Library of now Dances. ■
Ullage Ecdowa; very pretty.
Tbo Nymph Waltz: - '
. iEtnaGolop; with a beautiful lithograph. •-
Love Sohottlsch. Flora Mazurka. ■
• JulUen’s English Quadrilles; ' •
Junior Bachelor’s do.
- Prima Donna Waltz, for Guitar.'
Just received and for sale by..
4 rtr , II; BCHROF.DER A 00,
qcc24 . ... • , ■ : Cargo’s Hall, Fourth sh •
OOKS LAST RECEIVED, AT DAVISON’S Book Store,
05 Market street, near Fourth.
Harper’eandPatnam’s Magazines; -
Lyell’s Geology; Pierson on Infidelity—now supply;
... Hamilton’s Philosophy; Hitchcock’s Philosophy; -
Llber on Civil liberty and Government;
Golden Dreams and Leaden Realities;
.LongstroihontheHiveondlloneyßeo;
Webster’s Dictionaries,Basil’s Notes;
Kltto’s Bible Illustration?: Explanatory Bible; ....
Prime on Death of little Children; Pern Dearcs;:
XsaaoT. Hopper; Missbnaty-of Kiimany;. ; ; . . .
Lamp and Lantern, Hamilton;
Jacqueline Paschal, or Convopt Life at Port Royal. [de3
BOOKS FOR TUri HOLlDAYS—Consisting, In part, as
follows:-./' ■'‘*7:
American Female Poets; illustrated.
British . do do do *
Dictionary of Poetical Quotations.
Dictionary of Sacred do *
The Women of the Scriptures.
Scenes In the Life of the Saviour. ■:
Scenes in the Lives of tho Patriarchs and Prophets.
Heroic Women of History.
Uncle Tom’s Cabin; beautifully illustrated.
Mrs. Hemon’s Poetical Works. .
Popo’s do do
. Topper’s . .do do
Tuppcris Proverbial Philosophy. .
Poems of Osslan. LalTaßookh. '
The Gift. The Ladles’Gift.
Marriage Offering.. Yonng -.
roems by Amelia.
Heaven, or tho Sainted Dead.
Fioro’sXcxicon., Floral Forget-me-not.
Forest Flowers of the West, -
Scenes at Home. Greenwood Leaves.
Fern Leaves.
A great voriety of Albums and Juvenile Works. . ■<
For sale by .. . B. T. 0. MORGAN,
dedß ..,, , No. 104 Wood street* near Fifth. .
. *VT JsW.MUElOl—Musical Leaves, a collect!on of favorite
_l3r tlie piano, put up In arielegant
style—intended for Christmas Gifts. ...
Grace Sebottisch; dedicated to Miss Harriet IL Zlaldon
composedbyG. i : v. , i v. •
Ladies’Album; new dance,lbrpiano..
Tbavelovedtheet song;-
fiistOT, darting; Best thou gently,-sea;
asong.by Mre. Barnoy'Wflllaiofl.'
/ Br.WattVmoT&l and divine songs.
There is a sigh in the heart
Mamma is so very, particular.. - - - =
BeantJftti • v
. Keep the heart light as you can.
Lea JPotinonra Waltz; by Jnltieu.
. Moonshine Bcdovra; •
AdUPolka.andEleanorado.
La Pierre Pollca j Hanriso Schottiseh-'
A large assortment ofthn latest foreign publications for
the Fisno, juat received and foe sale by •
IL SCRBOEDER & CO.,' • ’
Fourth street
TO . TOE LADTUS^—Jast published, Tart I n price 25
"cento, a new Fashionable Monthly Magazine, entitled.'
FKANK .LKSUE’S LADIES’ LONDON,'
; PABIB, AND NEW TOOK FA'SHIONB, conldnlng a inofr
' nificent plate -of the Pari*-Fashions, thelargest: that Jim
ever appe&rad.in. iuiy.fariifoh.periodical; also r nEariy one
\latndrt&Engraving*, of the Joiest stales, selected from nll
: our fashionable csteHWuneute, with & large sheet contain*
•ing the j»tfero of .some now style of . and «n there
. verse ride a number of Derigns for Embroidery. The work
; will be got up regardless of expense, andiaaumch supe
rior style to anything-vet attempted. . Arrangements have
been completed in Paris whereby the newest Fashions will
appear Jo this work before the Paris Fashion Books arere
ceivcd by. tho'steamer. Amongst the engravings will be
found tha neweststyleaintho following departments, vis:
Hair.dresking,borinetojcaps|-head.;dresBes,wreaths, man
tillas, cloaks, wanning robes, promenade dresses, carriage
;drcFSes,.!ri<Hng'> habiby evening : drosses, -fancy;
bride’s dreasKr, baby robes, baby-toßet.
-articles, misses’ costumes, children’s costume, shoe?, fans,
copes,muffs,&,<vAc. ■■.>■ :■
: Terms,s3per yeaf,nr 25 eonts per number. .-
. , aqetts rod mreotmon: •• ■
H. MINER & street.: -
. W. A. GILDENFENNEX & CO., No, 70 Fourth sL.
d*c24 • - . , ;■
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Poems of Georg* P.: Morris; onevol—ss.•
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. Popular Educator, for December;
_ Scenes fa the Life bf an Actor;
.Yale College w Scrapes,? by Vase;
. Davis,-tho Pirate; Valdez, the Pirate; . . *
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Oar Saviour, with Apostles and Prophets? containing
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Beauties of the Court of Charles 114 a series of finely on
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Illustrious Perscraagesof q» Nineteenth Cental; nine*
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I'Diaries of all -kinds, lor 1861. ._ . * • --
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‘-VTEW BOOKS !—H. P. Cailott,
• received the following:
■ BUgatine of Art, for December; ;• ■ “ • ;
I No. PPractteolDraughtenmu;
• Popular?Educator,for December;.
{ThoLady bt Home, by Arthur; ' •. \
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CO5TCff»:
MEDICAL.
Invalids of Pittsburgh and "Vicinity, ‘
‘XroUtt'ottention Is urgently inrStwi to a careful ond ean-
X <lt<l perusal of something that has just been Intro*
ducod Into the Umo-honored Kcyfitorio / Etate» . r „
FOIiVJERIIXACUERfS
-HYDRO-ELECTRIC
VOLTAIC CHAINS!
A NEW oud NOVEL modo of applying apoworfu] remedial
fluent, >o constructed an to bottom under the KanDOiits
current of EiiEOTRO-MAGNiiT.IBM t eltisctinff . ( . • >
. Immediate Belief'
From the most acute pain, andalpos permanent all
NERVOUS DISEASES* '
- It seldom Into falled tofarDfrti almost Ccrtain rcllef. and
a FINAL, I’KEMANENT CUBE, by bohjg used according
todlrectlons, tortbe/oUowlpg diseases-; *'■
. Rheumatism* ** ‘ 1 • . / Utcrine '''
Gout, ' Palpitation of the
Paralysis,-, * PeTiodicaVircadache,' ; •
Pulnfuland Swelled-Joints, St. Vitue’ Dapce,
.. Neuralgia of the Face, General Debility,
, Dlttora* of tlio Spihe, r ■ Feins of i
Dearness andßlin'dness, ■ '<
ALL DEBASES '
J‘ - ■ b * a ideilcitmt .amounfc,"bf NERVOUS. r
.FLUID, ore greatly relieved, lf.not permanently cured by
Bimpty wearing thechains for a Tew hour* cadi day.-' ' -
BeltCndcratooiV
Tbnt It. is not claimed. tfca’tit cores alt diseases, but only ~
those for wliicb it is recommended; land' mSreoTer ; wo - /
boldlyelalm and DEFY, that no mcdiciual affentof AN7 •••
KIND has performed SO MANY CDIIK3 dating the last '
year, of those diseases just ’ - , . .
PFLYZEMACHEK’S ELECTBIC CHAIHa V
And to proto this assertion, defy any person to produce
ro many WELT/ AUTHENTICATED CKItTIFIOATES or
Scientific Physicians nnd> intelligent patient* ms may bo
found in a pamphlet of thirty-rix pages, to be bad (gratis
of the agent in this town. • .'■ v ■-••'s' ....-
ThoelcctrioChrins worofirstintroduced In Franco In 1650* •
and after being subjected tfr the most -■
Tliorongh and. Rigid Trial, v .
By the first medical men in Paris, theywore fotnnl ib'pb*» ‘ -
seas Btraftgoand marvollous power in relating pain; wbere>
over applied, .and by their introduced into
the hoapitak.of that city, and also secured by loiters patent r
by_the French Government. •?;*'•" • .
Tl«ey deto now Introduced In'almost every-Hospital in
England, Germany, Austria, Belgium, and patented in
th(»so countries, where they h mo become tbn
MOST POPULAR, CURATIVE AGENT IK THE Wolibl>, '
They ware first introduced Into the United Btates abdnt
ono year since, and went through the came tt hi oa in 32u*
tupe, end were, at oneo. introduced into everv Hospital in • '
York* whero they are now in daily use, effecting oven
MORE WONDERFUL. CURES than had o#er before behrt •" *
awarded them; :
„ ;They;aro YalOntine •
van Burenj L'ost and.othcrSj Wlio/have published their
yiows-pf.their power atid'.valuff jn gaverßl of’the medical:
journals in that city,' and ace also -iit' tbb dailjrtmicUOo' of
rucoramondin^their: tißoiopaticnta;'. Afotll accountoftliclt
opinion may also bo found in every > pamphlet, auttsentto
the address of any pefcott la the'State to: applvibgYport'
paid) to Dr. G EO.H. E EYSKIt, who is agexitfor Pittsburgh'*
i’a.. The chains.ean bo j>ent by.juail, with full-dcseiipilouft
for.use. ■ • ....
.••."PriceofChains,s3 and§s:
Physicians are politely invited to call and examine their
construction* and pronounce upon thrif merits: V: r l < '-/i i f 0
/ One Word Ulore to lavnllila* ,
No perron need fear tTmtibeyWin nbt'aeobiripllsb'jasfc •
wbatit-Efelaimed thby cnn '.do, aod aU persons who hdvo* '
become disgusted with a constant . pourjog.down-of; patent . rV
nostrums (bottled Bwill) are kindly and. politely invited to
give them ft trial.. : * y * *
• N. will last fbr years, and low none of It*
P <rwe r r by "u-'fif end can bo applied to either adult or.
• hHd.:"' ~V J ■ .. v -
GEO. iL -KEySER, No. 140 comer of Wood street and
VfrgiU and retell agent.--^[declfijdt'^ftnv-'.
NATIONAL INTJiLLIGENCIEIUWftShicctoTi
City, May 15tbtfR52:--
; SL Ito3E’s Medical Adviser. lo_ Persons in 'PickTUxtaml.
■in 'MeaUhj vrtth im Almanac publhafion lit':'
-from the pen- of on eminent: pfcyeidan ofPhiladelphia, jr'
. regular .graduato.of.the &ledir^l’Ck>llcgC t -nnd.rin.honoruryl •
; member of .the Philadelphia. .Medical Society*" dt containa-..
much good advice to inTulids, as well as perabns ia hdallh.
,It also describes in a: comprehensive -mdriner, 1 th'6'dteeaa»ir' .
1 of;our varfabte -climate,: of 'treatownt,: No* -
family should., ta without a copy, of this hook.. Jlfc can bo. :
;htui, without any at the' various drug atorcslil this; r
where valuable Family Medicines ore for •
isale. * . • •• • •.- •. ■•.• ■■.
- DJU.J..S.-SOS£’fINEBTOU3.A«PjJmQOIUTroo <^SniAl,lh'&:t':
greatest discoveryi in medical. science.' This astonishing'. ;
preparation for i
: by- care, labor, study or disease, acta like a charm*: Jt glves
. etrehgth and 'appetite,; and. possesses great invigorating: •: '
properties.: For heart disease, all nervous nffectioiifvflaiu?,,.V.
|cDce, heirt-bunj, restlessncsß, .numbness; hcura3gfaj;rai«K ;
ing the Spirits, and givlngpowerto tliewhole Kysteinilt-is,. .v
. almost miraculous In its eflbcte; pents abotUc.;:'
Jdvucr, to Itysons iniH^aWi^Ixrih justih'v
retbipfc of .a fresh aseortment of the above' Medicines, and u\
tot of .his valuable'books for distribution, of which thepubr'
lie are invited to call and accept a copy. ' '•
declSaliw • . Q, |f. KBYfIKR, 140 Wood street. 7
TVYSPBrSII,
U BUEUMATIBM,
SCROFULA,
LIVER COMPLAINT, &e."|
FROM THE METROPOLIS.--Pasd it around 1 let tho ef
. flirted, hear tldihgsl' i This is but
■.thousandss'. - v .'
• - WAsrnxctoN, May 17, 1553. •
-£[e3St3»Ji&rtimcr.i£ jfctoSrgy^Oftnfrwqtm: TTrwirvg IwTi .-;•
offlktedwl^Ziwy, Gmjddintoften ycars.slan&ns, Ihere* : , •
oy, for too benefit of the afflicted, take great pleasure In he* •
nouheihgthat after using is.Tew hotiles of ydur.ifainpton : ■
Tinctnrty I, found it hod accomplished a perfect cure,- I
have osoddUferehtmedleincsfeom'tinie.fo thin?, but '
carer teen ableto account for My‘apparentgood* arid itrifr
■ a blesEingfeatriclren'liajJianify to fiudtfmfthst mcdiclife rs v
: fburid tohicfcposuisiis the. tcondrc/uspmcerrrf jprtilmgxriA'tvdf- .
. man.fife, ; Tho manicures Si. ;haa wrought ria ia' :'
guarantee of the benefedal resets whiA ioayhe •
cod fromita nse.:. ... Yours, .. •. ? . l ;V- ,
• '.v •'•: .■•*•• - '-y. > J.' fhntr atoTTav-.*: - -
' LTVER <#MPLAINT,DEBILITY. • ,: >i v>
[Ertract from Jama Harris, EsqS* Z#ter, Alexandria; Va.) ;
After speaking of wonderfalcur?* orihiinsel f.'he‘says .
Mrs: H. has been suffering with- thri Urcr. complajrit/sud -
with inability/constantly cdmphdDingi 'ffom-' weakhesi'-
through her whole systera.-Sho now enjoys tetter.fcfealtH - 1
than for thirty ycars,'being entirely restoredbytho -
Hampton's Teffetabl&Tlneture” -
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES. ,
[Eztradofd Idler'from J.Gnmai'Esqfjjavdott-Co., Fa.l
“My wife has/been.for years afflicted with great weak
ness? pah3L-inthflbreait,sido'nhd:back;;.palpUatidEt;of the '
heart; feoblenessof the nervous system; loss of appetite; •
the-eight of one eye -
other very/weak. . l am pleased to say* Hampton’s Tlndturd
has restored herto perfecthealth. Her eyes aro tuvgbbd' *
nowsaever they were.”. . . .. • - -
RHEUMATISM, T>S’YEA3IS. , „ .
Mrs. E. BogwoU, of suffered from Rheumatism '
from her'l2th'to her 50th year of age* at tiinfes entirely ;
helpless. Being wealthy, Rhecmployed thobtfstmcdipal at
tenliori,and tried many medicines, but urea-cured only by
Hampton's'TegdttbU tincture. •. ; * ■ •*. *■ ■
CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. • - :i\
The wife of Thomos JL Yeakld, 78 Pcatl street, was »
great sufferer for eight .years.} Restored tapcrfeetbcaltb -
by Hamptori’a Vegetable Tinctorei : ! '
MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM, . < t
Mr. JarreU Plummer, IGB East BPltixnbrc fitreetj rafreWfl '' •
this diieaae intensely six yputs; could-not sleep; dreadful
ulcers formed on. his limbs, Trbm which splinters oC bone l»-
suy<L .Hifl physician pronoun.bed him incurable ;butßatap- ;
ton's Vegetable Tincture cumi hrnu- •"•/' o v -- :r -•; \.<n ■)
HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
A boy in the family of the Don. 'W-. P. Thomason, once 1
member.; of Congress from Kentucky, was .a, mass of 'sores
fromLe’ad tofoot. His eyelids turned
>ding over thoeyeballs eo asto prodnceblindncsT; '' die was
cured by ; ; s -X r ~- ,• f-. -
Mr.-Wjn..oldham, of the Baltimore Cnstoßi-lloupt* euflejv ;
ed these complaints, for eighteen months/with bcdyand
•mind seriously affected.>:Us was cured by Hampton's Fr<h
tlalTe 3/£ritfl*e,after©therthingsfailed. • s^c
‘ COBCttl,; CONSUMPTION, Ac. “ -■ '
sfr. ITenry 0. Wlunhfid rough-'for>-fiTo yoacv great
weakness, &ca had, in tdl,hre or sut'pbysirianartrinl
; their remedies, but was cured cnlyhy
/HAMPTON’S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. < «->
t J&S’-ITorsale, wholesale and retail,-at tbo-Drug Store of
Dr. 9K0.-H. KEYSER, 140,corfcer'of Wood street and Vir- •
*h> alley., Alscyby J. [no33:(law.
“BE BACKING'
l 'S LACE OE BODY JBEACE.
Thb Dmco.of Dr. Banning •
' Cff3?wq%&ar •.'. isnow.gotupin;a touch ira.-
. .. ; . >gSSfcT>mredrorm,an<Haw«JTO by /
~ » ft , flhtindr«dß of persons for iho’ .
■•—rWy - A/enroandprevention aXTbcdl,
1 \&X Tf" - - - -'lt • .Aw J i tdmonary i Dytptptic, Jim ~
4sjV ' ■■ wusy Spinal, temaUr Ule<
! . . \&2/ m n‘n« and; ChildJxd IFJUJS’-
• 13 . JTESSE& ffodi as Prolapsus-
Uteri, Chronic'Diarrhttay
nifibgaiusUhl . Dragging of .the Bowels; ;
•„■■■ • yi Piles, Plstnla, Milk Leg, and
Enlarged Veins. Essays, descriptive of. its use* may he "had •
at ray Store, free of chargo. , ; • >• ■.
r®* I also keep Pitch’s, Chapin’s, •Tackpon’fl. Mro; Butts’
and Vanhorn's SUPrOKTIUtS; also,-TBUSSES of overy
kind; Lace. Stockings, Suspensory Bandages, and tivery ya-*
rlety of mechanical appliances used In the'cure of disease.
1 would respectfully, invite the attention of phyridansand
j others to the ■
In Porsaloat Dr.G.H. KBYSEIt’S DKUG SYOBBi
i ; • • • ..•■■ ■ 140 Wood street
- N. B,—Tersons In want cau havo them'Bent
to any part of the country, bystatmg whether fen-the tight-' *
pr left side, and sending th&iiieaßurgTouhd the body.’ fnol
;/ 950 Reward
• ■ WILLbo paidto anypcrflonyrhawillpuj?-.
graSSSk a box ofDr TERREI/S HEALING 01KT-
W-.OJ) MKNT, and me Jt According, to dlffcctionv
* r ifthcy wjticaUatmycMlcaaiui say, with;
t ' ji£aj ■« clear coDBclenc©> that ;lt -Trfl|:not coT»-i •
< >fiapgagaw bn g, • 8oroUp», Burna and Freezes, Forea
Children* und:greaiJyslleviate,lf not
entirelycure galtrheuin, POesylnflamma
tion of the Breast; Bites of Insects, Pimples on the Face,
and oil Disease*! ofthe Skin,-;.. r ■ MONKOE'mtRKL,
- • * •- - ; Naugatuck; Conn..
; For?n!oby FLEMING BROmBKS; andrDr.-KKYSUJV
Wood street XGlfiMlTllwßirnilnghaiai.Mrs,
S. TempcrtnceTille; D^M.'ClJKRT,:Allcghtmy}
WM.BiSIBKRTABKO^477Pehn LOIU
ENZ ft WIGHTMAN; Pennsylvania Glass TTorbs; SAiriT
DYER, AHe?teny;-Wsr.SMlTn,XaTrTehceville;MH£B B,
DAVISON*- East Liberty; - SPANG ft CO.; StewartetW; -
LEWIS BALZKbL ft CO., Bbntpslmrg; STEWART, LLOYD
ft CO., Ueehanicft’ Iron Works; J. !W, ;IIANNEN, Man*
Chester. •:■■■.. ■.,•■■■. _., << ■
Du. TEBREI/3 HEALING OINTMENT vriUcvTA -Salt*
rheum (Te tter),Chilblains, Common Sores, Chappedor •
Cracked Hands, Burnsor Scalds, Cats or Wounds, Piles, Xtl~ •
flainmation of the Brenst/Bitcs of Insects, Sore Lips, Plfii
pies on tbo Face, and Breaking Out and Sores on Cluldren,
and oil Diseases of the Skin, quicker and-rarer, than any
pther Medicine. ;r-■■•;=-•: •••'-:"--.v-.
* For'kale by FLEMING BROTHERS, and-Dr. KEYSKR.
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J.G.SMITH Birinihcham Bruc-
If tons; WM. SEIBERT ft BRO.; 477 Pehn street; LORENZ
ft WIGIITMAN, PennsylToih» <Glnsa -Works; Mrs, 8
HOLMES, TemperanOflTiUe; D.M, CURRY;Allegheny City: -s
SAMUEL DYER, Allegheny City; WlLBMlTn*Lawreirce'
villo; LUKE B.DAYISON,Hast liberty; SPANG ft C(X,
Stewartstowh; -LEWIS DALZELL ft CO;; Sharpsbnrsh:
STEWART LLOYD ft CO., MecJiaolca’ Iron Works ; J.'W
HANNEN, Manchester.
: jv2fcclawy
. Private Diseases.
: ft DR. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, De« - • A
vo teshisentire attention toanofficQ Practice .££gsf
bnrfirßSii ia xiioslly. confined to PWoqtc vgr
fiCS» FenrollJiftawesiandßnch paittltilalfectlotMir 2^-
bronght on by imprudence, yonthfnltndnlgencb and »,
• 1 BypMlls,ByphmUc Eruptions,Gonorrbca,Glect,Stricture,
UrethranHschsrgefi. Impurity ofithe Blood* with'alt Disea.
aes of the Venereal Osjpmv; Skin Biscnses,- Scorbutic Emra
tions* Tetter, ScmlhaLWeak*
nesk, Impotency, Piles, Ilh*n mutton, Female
'Monthly.Suppressions, .Diseoses of tWJolnte, Firtnlo in
Ano, Nervous AffecUhns,. Pains in the- B&ak and Loino,' Irr»
ftbtion of tho Bladder end Kidnoy*,nuccesSfally treated *+■"
Cure guaranteed - . - . •*
.Sixteen years* practice (six in thlscity)«nabte? Dr.Bmwn
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to aUwhomay coma uo» ;
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rOffloe and Private Consultation Rooms 41, Diamond alley.
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T) UEUMATISM.--Dr. nawly r*tii7dy
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