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1 THE CITY POST;
PiEgDAY MOSSING:
COURT NEWfI.
~ ;I Tan Em Win.—7n Oit UmltA Slala DUtrvZ ami, before
...* Tfnn. Thomas Irwin.
United States vs, Alfred King, Morrow B. Lowry,and
GeorgeJ. Merton, attachments for contempt ijcsara-I®omls
, ■ and Stanton for plaintiff, andUoli BlacS, arid
Hepburn ibr respondents, ■. ,
The respondents, cl tf tens of Erie, appear to answer arnlo
to show canso irliy they eliodia not 1» committed to jail for
contempt of Court, in resisting tho Dopnty Marshal, ontho
Bth of January, In his effort to arro-tJacks and others at
HarborOreek,ftrTlolaUnglhelnjundUon. ~.v ■
■ The respondents asked for. Sine to prepare for trial. A dis
■ - oussioA took place on the motionr-tbe .counsel ibr tho de
fence asking aWeek’s delay. # .:■ ■ ;
1 TLo Oonrt finally set apart Thursday noxt aa the day on
which the case should bo heard. A greatdoal.of inhuest
. Was manifested In the preliminary proceedings this morn
ing. A number of persons from Erie aro In attondanco in
■ Court : ■ ! . .... \ ■' - ;
aUBDKR TH.IAI.. ’ • ••
Ik the Com op Orsn and Tnunxxn, before-Hon. Wm. B.
McClure, president Judgo; Gabriel Adaßsand Wm. Boggs, -
Associates,.: ; ... . •■■ •" *••• „•• • 4
Commonwealth vs. John Clegg wad Charls 8. Hlxenhaugb;.
indictment murder. R. Biddle Robert#, Esq., District At*
tornoy, and Ills assistant, M. I.'Stewart, appeared for
the Commonwealth, and Col. Blackond Messrs. Jones and
gwritxer for. the defence. \ ,
An nltcmpt was made by tho counsel for the defence, be
fore the prisoners were amilgnod,- to procure for them a
separate trial. The motion w&smodo by Hr. Jones, counsel
forOlcgg, The District Attornoy opposed the motloru :
Judge HcCluro decided that the prisoners should ho tried
together. • • .■ . ■
Clegg and Hoxonbaugh were then arraigned, and the in*
-dictment road to them. It contained threo counts—-the
first charged them both jointly as principals In the murders
the second charged Hoxenbaogh as principal and Clegg da
accessory, and the third charged Clegg-as principal and
lloxenbaugb as accessory. The indictment charged them
with inflicting on William Iftnry Carbon,- on the 15th of
December last, a wound with a dirk - knife, 1 in the stomach,
four Inches in breadth and tho same in depth, from which
ho languished until the 18th of tho same month; when he
died. •• • ■ - *:
Apmxobx itfiSiox.
After four jurors had beon empanncllcd, James Ward,
returned on the ‘panel as a juryman; was called, when it
Appeared that Hr. Ward' was not acitixen of tho United
States.
Col. Black, for tho defence, moved that the artay bo quash
ed on that ground. Mr. Roberts contended that the jury
man had been, challenged for cause, by the Commonwealth.
After tho question had been argued at considerable lengtbj
Tho Court overruled the motion.
Tho lime occupied in cmpannolling the jury was over
threo hours.
Mr. Btewart opened for tho Commonwealth. Ho rend va
rious authorities, bearing-upou tho.crime farwbich the.
. prisoners woro placed upon their trial.
. Dr. BrooJcs testlGed that on tho night of tho JOlh of Do*
cember,he saw Carson at Dr. Denny’s office, in South Pitts
burgh; found a wound in his abdomen, about four inches
long externally, and twpjnchcs.internally; the kntfo appar
ently penetrated upwardly and Inwardly About four Inches;
in withdrawing tho knife the wound was. enlarged, down*,
wardlv; Carson at that time was alive; he died on tho mor
ning of tho 18th, about six o’clock; Carson died in consr
quencoofthowoundinhisstomach-
2?r. Afinas ZYttdfe, was called after Dr. Brooks, and testifl*
• ed to tho same facts- * .
[The reporters baring agreed to comply with the request
of the Court and of tho lawyers concerned in the cate, and
delay the publication of their notes of testimony,.until tho
conclusion of tho trial, wo conclude our report of yestor.
* day’a proceedings with tho testimony of the Physicians.}
DrrascT Cuubt.-—Before Hon. Hoses Hompton, President
.. Judge. :•
- In thecaseof Menown vs. Saddler ot. at, tho jury re
turned a verillct for tho defendant*.
August Sdfortvs. Pennsylvania Railroad Company: No.
■ G 42, April term, 1553. Umostacttcr for plalm’ff, and Stckca
. for defence.
This was an action brought to recover a trunk alleged to
Jiavo been lost by tho Railroad Company* while transport •
ins it By agreement of counsel, the (hurt entered judg
ment for ibe plaintiff, in tho sum-of. $4OO, provided that
trithin the space of thirty days tho lost chest should not bo
recovered. .-..■■■■■ ; ;
Gedrgo i». Heim and John G, Helm vs. John S. Ncglev *
No. WO April term, 1353. Umb*taeUer and bhaler for
plnintiffs/and Mellon and Ncgle/ for defence.
This was an action brought to recover damages for a
breach preovenant. The defendant leasedihe plolntiffithts
riueyard; ho afterwards purchased tho lease from them, for
tbo snm of S2OO. This action was brought to recover the
money, which Negley refused to pay. alleging that the plain*
tiffs hnd damaged bis property to a greater amount thaw
the sum he agreed to pay. On trial.
Quadtej; Sessions.— Before Hon. William B. M’Clare,Pro
rident Judge, and Gabriel Adams and Wm. Boggs, Esq’ra.,
Arsodatcp. *-: •
Commonwealth vs. Amanda Mooro and Sflrrth Coleman: ■
• Indictment, assault and batterv. The prowrwlor.dlJ not
appear, and the defendant? who bnd been in Jail fur a month,
wore released by a verdict of the jury.
The caso of James Shcrdcn ct rL A noZfe pros, was en
tered, and the drfendant discharged.
, John Bostwlck, : committed for contempt of Court, in ro
fufiing to appear as a witness, was discharged.
Aiixciuctr Councils. — We present below a list of thettcm
bora of Councils, in Allegheny, elected at tho lato elocth n»
and also those member* who lay ©Ter for one year :
Select CouxnL/—First Ward—Gen. Robinson, 3 ycare,*
John Atwell, 2 vear*,* And. Simeon Baltord, Tyear.* :•
Socond Kirkpatrick, 8 year*,* Robert A*h
worth, 2yeaTSjf end Jacob fihancr, t yrnr.?
Third Ward—William Boyd, 0 years,* William Walker, 2
yoars,*aud N.\oegtey, 1 year.* .
Fourtb'WHrd—tymah Wllmitnh f 5 years,? Wm. Blssell,
. 2 years,*and Jueob Fainter, 1 year.* ■
Cojckox Council.—First Wan!—D. T. Johnston,* W. C.
Stockton,* JEd. Snowden.? and D- W. Smith.*
. Bocoml Ward —William W. Martin,* William Stewart,*
Wm. Chambers,* and J. R. Smith.*
Third Ward—James Miller,* Wm. Owens,* George Gerrt,?
and John Grncblng.?
Fonrth WanJ—Samnel McKinley,? Frederick Bey,? Dotal
nick Smith.? and James Fisher.?
Whigs *, Democat* J, Frccpcjwrs t*
■ Whigs. Dcm. P. Soilors.
SolccfcCouuril ......0 2 1
Common CouucJ* .9 7 0
Joint 8a110t...- -18 0 .. 1
1 The Democrats aro exactly as strong la the Allegheny
Councils, as they are In the Councils of this city.
IKi>SPE3taOT Tones.—AlOennan Steel has iwcared a staff
of police officers,' for his office, wbleh, wo think, can’t bo
brat. It is composed of Robert Hague, latolligh Constable,
E.T7. Cook, Samuel Barton, and Johaß. Wells. .All .of
these men nw well known to the public ai active, intelli
gent and ctraragoous officers. That they will enccced In at
traettag to the Alderman’s office a great deal of business,,
wo hare no doubt.
Movsrp. John Fox and Bernard Dougherty, officers of ex
perience and undoubtr* ability, hare also formed them,
selves into an independent police. Thole offices for the
transaction of business are Aldermen Major and Lewis’
police offices. Our citizens will be well protected hcrea»>r
—they have In tho city two independent police fortes and
an efficScntMayoris police:
Suicide.—A young man .tfimed John. Crawford com
mitted Fuleidetbls morning, about seven o'clock, at tho
tavern kept by his father, in Allegheny City, on tho bonk
oftbo river, immediately above tho St. Clair street bridge.
Tho lt appears from tho evidence .elicited at the
Coroner’s inquest, was a confirmed lunatic. Early this morn
ing, he procured a pistol bclon glng to his cousin, And while
in ono of the ont-ln-Udlogs, shot himself intho chest, cans*
ing tafctaut death. Tho pistol was loaded with heavy
shot. .
Aninque3t was held on the body, soon . afterwards, by
Coroner Lowry. The jury returned a verdict that the de
ceased came tobis death by n suicidal act, while laboring
nndor a fit of insanity. Crawford was a man about twen
ty-four years of age.
RAnnoin present below tbo monthly
statements cf tho receipts of the Pennsylvania Railroad for
the month of December and for the year. Tho receipts for
the month cicced the estimate published: on tho fid inst.
$9,072, and make tho gross receipts for tho year $2,855,032
90, against $1,072 54 in tho year 1852; Increase $900,310
42, or about 51 per cent.
Receipts for the month ending Doc. 31,1853...* M 5259,572 80
game month last year 193,012 10
Increase .$01,200 Cl
RpCeiptfl from Jan. 1,1853, to Due. 31,18&0.....52,855,f182 90
Same period la3t year. 1,889,072 54
1ncr0n50..........
I YeSY lifPORTATtT Decteion.—The Supremo Court haa <la
| chled tbo much vexed and discussed question cf Sunday
■$ traveling, in omnibnsos. Tho majority of the members of
k the Court hare affirmed tiiejndgment of Aid. SFMasler, £n:
r fining the omntaus drivers, for driving their vehicles On tho
/••'Sabbath—Justices Woodward,.Lowrio and Knox sustain’
tag tbo derision of the Alderman, and Cbiof Juntico Block
end Jpstica Lewis dissenting. The opinions of "Woodward,
Lewis, and Black, published in Urn Philadelphia papers,
are very lengthy, and tho whole matter of traveling on the
Sabbath Is ftilTy gone into, and tho line of deuiarkatlon
drawn between riding- for pleasure and, riding from neccr
aity. . ... " '
DflT?moN.—The express train of tho Ponnsylvanla Rail
roftd, duo in this city onSatuiday night, mat with an acci
dent on-tbo mountains, at tho Half lYoy. House, noar Jefi
ferson. The three passenger carp of tho train were thrown
from the track owing to o defect la the rails—tho locomotive,
.baggage and express.cars were hot thrown off. Tho train
was detained about an. hour and a half, but the lost time
was nearly made up, before tlie train arrived in this city.
Larcext.—Officer Fox yesterday arrested _a man named.
John Redman, on a chargo of larceny. t Redman was taken.
before Alderman Major, who committed him to ja!L no
was charged with stealing from Thomas TYelch, of the Fifth.
Word, a featherbed, quilts; hlonkote, Ac., Tbo lArcony wns
committed about throo weeks ago. Rodman was committed
tojaiL . ■ ■
Laecznv.—On Saturday evening, Ronjamia ,Konnan was
arrested by officers M’Coy and Cannon, and committed to
jail by Mayor Volz, before whom ho was brought bh achorge
©f larceny, preferred against him by Joseph Spencer, of the
TT"tf Moon Hotel. Kennan was charged with stealing from
Spencer’s stablo a set of harness, belonging to Hugh Rich
ordson, n butcher. v
• OrmFiitCfws’HAtx Akociatios.—ThaDirectorsofthisAfi.
eodation have organized by electing Wm. M’Caguo, Presi
dent; John H. Stewart, Secretary,- and Wm. B. Hunter,
Treasurer. .
Tho Association meets regularly on tho. fourth Tuesday,
of each month. , . ’
Hoeaides - AocmEtT.—An elderly 'female named -Briggs,
was burned to death on Saturday, at her residence in Bald
win township, about sismiTes from the city, on the Browns
ville road. She was about 50 years of age, anjl was mar
ried : her husband is at present In England. Coroner Low
ry bold an jaqueßt-on the body.
Is xnc Cm:.—Samuel Haight, Esq., of Now York, one of
the propriotora of tho Gazette, bos arrirod in the city from
the Bast. , ,
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recafitbrcilLiog S]£ of, injr.rivcM, anil thb tain
whJcU wm accessory to tho fact, has conviccod> goodtoany
oftbo ncresritycf replenishing 'their head gear, by substi-.
toting a good Hat, that no oat from a bo rain can.
‘-broalr through, la the placo of tho rain spoiled “ tilo;’' and
tho place trf gotyouemonoy back, Is tho Baicwxb Hat Stout
•WJWoodJStreetißlgn otihe-American Flag-take opr word i
:;::JANO2&Y 17.
? Tar (Sjscrftt of tho rhHhSrmonlc Society last evening,
.was attended by a largo number-©! the elite* of oar diy.
The performances’were very creditable to the ladles and
judgingfroiatho support tendered
them last-evening, wo have every reason to anticipate other
entertainments of a Eke character. • - ■ - .
- CosnucToft SAsrpn.; McCikAstj oh %e Aatonunodatißn
Train ot, tho Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, is just such
o man as the Company requires, .to perform tbo difficult ser
yi«3 of Conductor between hero and Brighton, long may
he watel : . . ■ ■■. . ■
Tor Merrick Hocsr.-TbU hotel, located as tho whole world
and the rest of. mankind arc nw&ro, at Now Brighton, is one
of tho best hotelsla tho west. :■ It is managed sklUfally; and
Is an, whero, under tho:catonf *‘mlno host, 1 ’ Merrick#
the traveler can repose at his ease.'' *
■ TotSajcSsowdev leaves trtoy for Louisville, under tho
oommand of Qapt. Reno, at IQ o'clock, A. M.
Jy thO CPRoilly lines for the Homing Post
FOXTB DAYS XATEE FROM EUROPE.
-•Nktv Tcrk, January 10.—“ The steamer Europa arrived to*
day, with Liverpool dates, to tho 31st. Tho Europe passed
the steamer Niagara 34 miles off Cape Cloar.
•Liverpool Maokets.— Breadstuff*—Market greatly exci
ted nod prices advancing. Flour 40a; white Wheat 11s Gd;
red Wheat 11s; Corn 475.
Cotton.—Tho sales for the wook were 45,000 balos. Or
leans fair middling Upland fair 0%; middling
6; demand good; prices staffer; flue qualities have Im
proved most. Sale 3 on Friday, 3,000 holes, for export, and
3,000 for speculation. • •,
Trade, iu tbojnauufacturlng districts has slightly Impro*.
ved since our last. . •
Jlour.wUemand good, prices advanced Western
Canal 3Ss .3d; Ohio4os. - Com... Demand grad and prices
advanced Is white 475. Wheat 11s 3d, Indian
Com in bettor demand at I*@l 0d advance on the week.
•Richardson & Brothers quote,, to day, flno white U. 8. wheat
at Its 3d@lla Od; tnlddUng.lOs Sd@llfine rod 10sl0d@
10@U; Ohio Flour 3Ss Gd@39@4o*. Cholco.lndlan Corn...
White and yellow 4Gs@4Gs Od; others qnbte white com 47.
Tho arrivals of Grain are moderate, and millers and d&ilurs
are obliged to puwhaso freely. Wheat moved freely on on
advanco of '4d@6d' on tho week. Flour fully Is bbl
•dearer. : i •
FrovUlons...NoLhing doing in Beef. . No sales American
Fork. Baroa..*N«w selling about 455. Lord, lower.
Iron...2oo'tone remaining in tho speculators* hands.
Checso...Little offering, firm; Cloversccd nominal, with
out demand. Tallow advanced to OGs; No transactions in
other articles.
At Manchester we haveno new feature to notice; buri
new health r nt firm prices.
Mosey Market.—American stocks; Gf*cent.bond*.lSCB,
do. V. 8. stocks AVonsylvaula lives
83. “
In Iron tho demand continued good, at £810rt?$815s:
common bare AB.7sCd@Blss; rails:.higher prices antici
pated: Scotch pig steady at 70s Gd.
Loxnott Monet Market.—Money continues In demand,
bat there Is no inconvenient scarcity, and the Bank rate of
discount is unchanged. Consols closed ex-divi
dend. ' ‘‘ ' ", '
Paris, December SO, evening.—French threes closod at 74
@75 francs: cents. 101 L 25c.
Cotton—HoHingshcad & TeiUy report a fair, demand du
ring tho week, from the trade to speculators and exporters,
but particularly American currpnt
lb. which are rather dfarcr. Tho s&lo of tho w*«k worn 45,-
260fba3csincladinc35.39G, American, of whioh 7980 troroon
siwculation, and 334 G far export, an excess of 03,000 bales,
<if which GO,OOO were American. Wricht A Ghiugy’s quota
tions are, New Orleans fair 6&d; middling CCr,b\^ ; fair Mi>
biles Gi£, middling G; fair Uplands middling O; Ordi
nary closing steadily.
,M. Viscount Has, d»ed suddenly at Faris.
At Constantinople! tho Forte in acting in most friendly ac
cord with the Itepresoutailrog of tho Powcts.
It is reported that Dr. Bowrinc will succeed Sir Geo. Bon-
LclnAS Soparintcmlant of British trade in Chum.
Tho decree of Napoleon removes restrictions from the im
port of Cotton toto Kranco.
It Is rumored at Paris, that Minister Souio ha* fought a
third duel with, tho Dako of Alba, but tho rumor wauls
confirmation.'
Sweden-and Denmark are forming on armed league
againstßasrio. .
- Tho Shah of Persia hns dismissed all tho French, English,
German and Italian officers from bis army.
.. ..The British Parliament is appointed to meet for business
on the 31st January. :.
At Preston tho strikes oro still unsettled.
• Tho Birmingham' Iron masters report trade os healthy,
without further advance.
■Constant*xople, December 10.—XTalil Focha, the Sultan's
brotbnr-ln-law, is named minister of the lutcrior. Kara
Pacha is tba new cvpadau Pasha.
AMI l’aslia has Irecu repulse In Asia.
Twenty-five thousand Turks haro been crdml lo retire
from Russian Armonio.
Tho unitsd tloetwas stiil in tho Bospboms on tho 10th..
The Dally News says, that Sir Fltxroy Kellv is now najnod
m member of Parliament entrusted with tho arrangement
of details.
Tho Walischlan militia seized their newly appointed Rus
sian officers and b*>at them; they then dewrtod to Kalafat.
• Tho Trieste Gazette states that tho British diplomatic
agent ot Scpornn has renewed relations with Persia.
Ibe Chronielo states that tlm Turks have mbetlthcecires
of Akilkaaud AilrSonoplo; 29,000 troops, irregulars, were
repaired.
Abdl Pasha lias resigned, ami Ahbnod replaces him*
Tho four powers hftTO presented a note demanding an ar
mistice. :
Halil Pacha’s entrance into tlio ministry Is rrgnnlod fit
torahlo to rvaeo.
Vienna, Friday.—ThoTarki-hßulleluis Bcknowl«lgstho
ovacaationof Uio Kusd&u Temtory In Asm. Tho English
consul, Teheran meditates peace between Persia and the
Porto.
fiT. remisnußU .—With regard to politics, th»» only thing
renjwkaWo is that prcparotiona ar*» going on In ail quar
turqan l they ore aueh as to denote that they aromado with
m view to noro serious cnntmgoucies than that cf s war
mcroly vritli Turkey.
.TUB STfJAMBU UAN FRANCISCO.
NEW VoBK,Janunrv 10—Tho steam tug Titan arrived up
from the ship Lucy Thompson, which remains below. She
brings nearly all the passengears secured from tho San Fran
cisco, by tho*bark Kilby. Ssbo spokc;th« Kilbv at 0 o’clock
yesterday morning, oO miles south-east of&>ndy Hook, and
tookoffall the pasj*eng«rs secured from tho g*n Francisco,
with tho exception of Mr. Falcon,, tho Brazilian consul,
Madomoßove, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvio; also, ten soldiers
who decided to remain.
; By Chfi Kllbr. tl« following is a lUt of. U-.om brought up
by tho Titan : Lieut. Jlnrray, 17.8. S**V7: Col. Gatos, wife
andfkinlly; Mi'jor Jlarclinnt (who is disabled.) and family;
Capt. Judd and wife; Lieut. Col. Burke, badly wounded;
Dr.iAtferbco,disabled; Dr. Morta; Lieut Looser,wife,and
MlssEatvm: Lleui. Froi.iont wife and family; Lieut. Van
Voost, dl«abl*id; Copt Gordmer; O. tV. AsuinvalL; J. L
Graham. Jrd Rev. Mr. Cooper,wifo and family; Mrs. Major
Wise and child; Mr. Souihwith, fttnl nbernt ona hundred
soldiers: They anffered much on tho .Kilby for want of
provisions and water; and had it not been for a part of tho
cargo consisting of corn, and an abundant fall of rata, they
mast have perished. ■-
Tho Kilby lias doubtless boenjlbown out to eca again.
[SECOND Dimrctr.]
Tbo bark KUby Wien in with was rripplod, leak
ing, and short of provisions. Souio of the Mlloro and thir- 1
Icon soldiers volunteered to remain etui assist her tat .)
port Batit isfearedriiewaadriventatotheOulfstream.
a steamer has been dispatched after her. Tbo paMcn
g.«rs from tho KUby state Giot after parting from tho
steamer on the night of the 28th, they cruised around f.:r
two Osya in search of her and then bring badly crippled j
themselvM they were obliged toderist. Tbo total numberof j
San Francisco paßuingera on the Kilby ore 103, I
The passengers Iwonght by the Lucy Thomason wero re- I
reived hare at 10 o’clock last evening, In a plllahto condt- i
tion, being wet, cold, hungry and almost united. Tho great- ;
cr part of them wore immediate! y taken to the Aalor House,
where everv thing possible for their comfort was done by
the proprietor. .
The wife of Major Wise remained on hoard the Kilby,
bnlog too much exhausted to venture Into tho boate
A meeting ofmerehanls was held In the Exchange yester
day, resolutions were passed exprewdng tho dc<’p f enre
of tho meuting at the generous nnd hrroJo cnn'luct of tho
captains of ships Three Bell*. Antartlc,and Klbh, and pro
viding that a pb’ce of pinto be presented to carh as a testi
monial of their magnanimous conduct. •• - It was also tarolv
cd that a politlon bo presented to Congrew requesting that
the losses incurred by the commandera and owuer* of
•those vessels lm indemnlfiol by the Govaniment.
3lr, MlUcr, the mate oftbo Ban Frandsco, states that she
was not scuttled, but thinks-she went down in le>«*thnn
twenty.fnnrhours .after boing abandoned. Tbo following
ara the ohly additional names wo bavo of there who wore
lost from tlie docks of thc.steamer on the night of tho first
disaster: Mr. Penney, Mr. D. C. Stoekweli, MisaßcltOD, and
Mr. Gates. A Mr. Rankin, and F. IX. Soutborwortb, were
washed overboard at tho romo time, but regained tbo stea
mer, audaro among those brought in by the Lucy Thomp
son. ■ ■■
Tbo following are tho additional names here: Mrs. Chore
and child, Mr, Lacdado and wife, Mire Luoy Mooro, Mr.
Pamworth, and the engineer.
Washisc;tos, January 10.— ITouse.— Mr. Bierel Introduced I
a bill, which was referred to tho committee on military I
fidrs, for tho relief of tho survivors of tho officers and pri- j
vatpg of the army whowero on board tho San Francisco. I
■; Mr. Chandler offered a rewdntion prcfticed by a prenmblo j
propofing thattho joint committee of both Tlouses take oc- i
tjnn to express suitable thanks for the rescue of tbo pas
oengersof theSanFrßnd»o ) -whlchwasadoptedi - -
Mr. McDougal submitted a bill providing for the con
slruoUon of a Railroad and Telegraph Hue betwoen tho j
Mlreissippl Valley and Ban Froneisco, or asked tho appoint- i
rsent of a soled Committee of thirteen to whom this impor
tant subject might bo referred. A motion prevailed, which
was decided by vote. ,
Sena!;,— Mr. PteTcoofferadaresoluUondireettagthocom-.
mlttee on naval affairs to inquro into tho expediency of
mailing some suitable ftoknowtedgmentby the United States
to tho officers and crows af tho British ship Three Bills, and
American vessola KUby nnd Antortic. He spoke eloquently
upon the noble conduct exhibited on tho occasion. Resolu
tion passed. • - ' " . / : V-,' s
CttOTox Mala, "N. Y;; Jannary 10—The Express train
from New I'ork, on the Harlem track atWUlock Station,
ran off the track, killing James Baird, [tho engineer); also,
ihb fireman .and several passengers' wero badly injured.
Noothershurt. ;; • .
CxwcniSAri, January XC<—A large numbor of-persons were
unable to gain admittance to Madatno Bonteg’s concert on
Saturday evening, She will return to this city from Louls
villo, and give ten more concerts, ono on Friday evening,
Ono on Saturday, morning, and ono on Saturday orentag.
,Km York, Jan. 10 —Salos 200,000 hales Cotton at 0 % for
mtiWllnff Cnlond; fair Upland at U; Bildilllnff Orleans nt
Itit/S- OOrOrS at 12>i. ades forthoweok 12,000 Mcb,
mwlcet closing steady. < Cofreo_.snbs 200 bags Itto atll%;
St. Dominro at drooping. Sosm?*-EBJ cs dihds Or- J
k.S S t 8: naVanlTsK 2OO W,ls Or
leans at 20, firm. ■ Floor... Mica 15,000 hbls CWo at |
820 i Statesamoprices.' Wheat...sales3o.ooobuaatsl)9s,,
OaSaKiO.OOO bo, pUed at m yellow^.oo;
Eoundiat 97—adcanco O@T cents.
prims nt *12,87 ; incra at $14,18. floss Btof...6ale3nt|U,-
60.' Hogs at Haras atO; Sbonlders tord-snles
■2OO bbls at 10. 'Wbisby...Bales 400 bbls Ohio pt2o>^. Pris- I
on 30, better.' Iron quiet. . * - , • v ]
. PmLAOELrraA, January JO —Colton quiet; prices sloady. 1
Foreign adVices bare unsettied the market in Bmadstuus. |
Flour held nt57,75: -Nomlos for orport. ByoFhiurnnd
Corn Meni...No ssles. Wheat ndvonemp. Sides H)00 bn.
orimo Fenna. red and while prlcea fixed; holdets asking an
advance of 10@1S . cento .on Satnrday's prices. Corn ad
vanced. Bales 1000 bushels now yellow at 78; also, sales of
2000 bushels old, on Batnrdoy,ht 80. has on up
ward tendency; sales In bbls nt 29; hbdsnt2S. |
' Clionrin. Jan. 10 —Elver risen 7 feet, and owclllngra- i
pidly. The Kapawhs, Big Sandy, and all the tributaries
are rising rapidly. Tnore is plenty of water now. It has
been raining allday, and sUll ponringdown. llouradTen
ced 40 cents;closing at $O. Whisky at Hogs in
acUvo demand at $4,60, kUlcd at $4,75; Mess Pork, sales 2000
bbls at $11.50, now held at $l2. Bales 200 bbls ho. 1 hard
nt 8, now held atS«, Keg do ot O. Dry salted meat heldat
41d@5 hi tot ahonldera and tides. Clororaeed in good ue
mandatss,M@ss,oo,
TELEGRAPHIC.
ARRIVAL OF TIIK EUROPA.
TIimTT.THIIU} COSOBESB.
TEXiEGEAPH HAEKEIS.
COMMERCIAL POST.
DAILY EEVIEW OF PITX6BHBGH HAEKET.
- Omcß op.xmi Baelt Mownwo Post, \
■ s'*'TucßJay,>Tan,unry j.
•Tho heavy fihowers of rain y<aiierday. prcvontecl out-door
op^ratlohs'to Borne extent j consequently, but /tew trans
actions took place. Oar merchabtn anff manuf&ctarors gen
crally.Vrero shipping off goods and wares that hare been an
cumutating fbr some time post. Wo notice&onoor two boats
loading.for up the Allegheny river, and will leavci this
ntatr, with plenty offroight Inour market we find no im
portant ehongo. v • ■ - 1 - ■
•-FJLUUXt— lu' activo demand, and slockVvery light; wo
notice a sale to arrive of 300 bbls'at so,2s,'ftdvanctagunder
Eastern advices; tho Fear 1 Mill now ask $7 far extra, and
$0,62 fbr superfine. .. .’ ‘ j : - .
CLOVER SEED.—Small sales from stores, at $5,40^5,50.
’ APPLES.—There was. some inquiry in tho market for
applet with, enlcs of 30 bbls choice at $2. _
; GRAIN—Is wanted; prices continuefirmot for oats; •
Ct(s)6sc for barley, and 60@&5cfor eorh., - -r‘' ; - i •
LARD.—A sale of 20 kegs reported, at Go: '
OlL.—Bales 40 bblfl Linseed at 75c gallon. •
CHEESH—SaIes 125 boxes at 9)4® 10c. •
. -ASHES.—SaIes 4 tons nt ; 13 - casks soda at 4.
months..-.,
IVTIISIvY.—The demand is stoady.-with sales of 37 bbls
0t20@27c. \ -
50ET OF FITTBBT7BOH.
Pwrxr 0 iscnts watxh in tiis cnAriwst.
'••••• : ARRIVED.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
. ** Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
. ° Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
• “•• Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
‘‘ Crystal Palace, Konntz, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
. 41 • Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
u ■■■ Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
• * c Thomas fihriver, Bailey, West Newton.
M Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
. Diurnal, Sheppard, MTheetiog.
• “ . Philadelphia, Grace, Ciocinuatl.
Vienna, Hay, Louisville.
“ Hartford, Hazlet, Louisvillog
PEICES OF
. ;COURSOin> dailt you tux:
Patricks A Friend, IS;
Comer fifth and If ood
LOANS. • |
0nited5tatc5C5,1868.........M..^...
United States Gf1.1853.....*.
Petmsyiv&nl&Gs.l&79...».
PoQnsylvaniass.lBCB
Allegheny county 05..........;
AUeghcny county coupons
Pittsburgh cityCfl.....
Pittsburgh city coupons, payable
New York.... -
AHeghony City
Allegheny CKy coupons, payable
m
BANK STOCKS.
Bank of Pittsburgh-
Merchant a Manufaoturers’Bank
Exchange Bank
Fannera’Deporit 8ank................
Allegheny Savings Bank
BRIDGE STOCKS.
Monongnhcln Brlilgu
St. Clair street Bridge
Uaud street Bridge
Northern Liberties
INSURANCE STOCKS:
Western Insurance Company
lnsurance Company..;...
Associated Firemen’* Company....
TELEGRAPH STOCKS.
Atlantic and Ohio
Pi ttsbu rgb ,Ctaclunati * Louisville
Lake Krte....
Pittsburgh Gas Works
Monongahela Slack-water
RAILROAD STOCK.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Ohio and Ponnxylramaßailrond..
CleTolami * Pittsburgh Railroad—
Manni Railway end Dry Dork
Turtle Creek Pinnk ltead...
Prrryeville Plank ItoaJ—
G roensburg Turnpike..;
Chartiere Coal Company
OOPFEII STOCKS.
Pittsburgh and Boston
Nortli American....
North We5t.......
North Western
Adventure 1.....
Ohio Trap Rock...
Minnesota
Pittsburgh and lele RoyuL.
Douglas Houghton
Ontonognn
Ridge.......
Fire Steel. -
OiUing..-....-
Aztec
Bluff.
Peninsular -
A very.
Fbrest.. H ....v..
Phronlx
Iron City....
BASK BOTE LIST.
COftfitCTt» DATLT FORTE* KORXfXQ POST CT
Hoon dfc Barsentf Exchange flankers,
Cbm tr vf M'.iod and Sixth tlrtcit, d'dlskiirgh,
PENNSYLVANIA. i OHIO.
PKLOnirsth lianks par. Stale Bk.nnd branches... *1
Philadelphia k ‘ J-i-OlhereolvenUiaalcp...... %
BrowusvUlß ** par.i Bank, of Sandusky.........
Bm-kscoonty “ .... . 60
Chester Co. (nawlsflu**)... V* Norralk . . 60
Columbia Bridge C 0...... %'Crhana........................ 60
DaaTlllc ** I*- Wooster . 26
Delaware eo. 44 lit INDIANA.
Doylestoim 41 ......... liiStat* Stock 1ian3u» M .......
Easton 41 V^StateUlc.audbranchei. M
Germantown 44 ILLINOIS*
Lancaster Bank*? ..m wlflUto Stock Banks %
Lcbanou 44 Bank Brunch- 60
Montgomery eo,Lar.ks»« ißank of Illinois 76
Northumberland 14 ... }li ELKMUCfiiV
Potterille 44 .« - l£i All solvent ttnnks...~*.*«
Reading 44 ... U\ MISSOURI.
firhuylkDleonnty “ .U:Stateßk.nndbrancbr3...
Washington 4i ... j-ji MICHIGAN.
Westßixach 44 V&jAUsfllrriilbiiukj'........, 1
Wyoming *Ji WISCONSIN.
Carlisle Hid Insurance
Chambervuurg...... .. Co. at^lilwajikio-..-
. k ..
ifu }Jj TtiNNKSSKE.
, •KfAllrolycnt 8anka......... 3
%\ SOUTH CAKOUNA.
Vl *»* ' •• •
Krio
GHttyfiburgh
]lfUTiftbnrg...«.
Hmiw-da1e..... AH solvent 8au1in......... 1
Middletown... % SOUTH CAROLINA.
Wavnosbur# AUsoivunt Rank.* 1
York Bank*..- % GEORGIA.
Relief Notes ”4 All solvent Banka
United States Bank..—.. 15 ALABAMA.
Allegheny City scrip—... par.i AH solvent Hunks...-..., 6
Pittsburgh City ** ... par. f/OVISrANA.
AJlcphenvCtv •* ....~prvui All rolvcnt Rank 5......... 1W
iJKWYORK. EXCHANGES.
New York City............ X A Now York par.
Country Banks % Philadelphia- par.
ftK\Y JERSEY. Baltimore par.
All solvent Bunk? fi Cincinnati............. *t£ diic’t.
DELAWARE. LonUrUle
AU solvent Banks....—. 1 dtec’t.
Small Notes ■£} VALUE OE COINS..
MARYLAND- |AmericanGuldfnow)— par.
Baltimore Banks )•s}■ American OoM (old) pr‘m.
Country Banks.,..— *?4{BovercjgixS..
VIRGINIA. iOuinoM 6 00
Bankaf Ya.*br&ncbc*... fi\ Froderlckdora 7 80
Panners’lik.abrnnobes., 4?|T«n Thalers—. 7 80
Yollcyßk.abniDches..... JillVn Oulldors.. 3 00
Exchange Bk. a branches SlLoulrd'cr.... 4 25
Wheeling Bank*- UiNapoleons 3 83
Wheeling branches....— £?( Doubloons, Patriot. 15 70
NEW ENGLAND. (Doubloons,Spanirh .10 25
All solvent Banks Ducats 2 10
“1854.”
POTSBUEGH, CIHCIHHATI, LOUISTOLE,
AKO
SAINT LOUIS.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Paefcot lino,
FOR tne COSVCTASCB «F
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
JiETWTOf
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
Anrt Saint I<onls.
n*Z> h. Tam Link \* composed of seven
| class powerful Steamers, umv •
fca=s=£iSsStsB/iuall«l for speed, splendor, safety,MtevV-r-r to
and comfort, and 1* llm oiar tuhouoji milt uju: of bmx
Packets on the Ohio river.' It connects with tho U. S. Mail
Lino or Steamers from Cincinnati to Louisville ami S&int
Loulft. >-y which passengers and freight are tickdal and re
ceipted through daUg. Two new Steamer* have Seen added
to tho Liao, which now eentdata of tho following boats:
Dayso/Ikpartnrt
Boats. explains, from. PilUtmrgh.
BUCKEYE FTATE..M....M. W. BKLTznQoVEtt.,..Bundny.
MESSENGER, No. B Davis. -..Monday.
ALLEGHENY .........Uto. M’Lus.. t ...Tcc«Joy.
CRYSTAL PALACE IYM. J. Kouxtz. ’....Wednmlay.
PHILADELPHIA .....~..R. J. Glue* Thursday.
PITTSBURGH-.........i..11.CAumcu Friday. .
PKNNBVLVANIA,...„...JSQ. KtWtmTUU..
Leave dally at 10 o’clock, A. M* ptwiaoly.
. No freight received after nluo o’clock, ©u tho morning ©i
departure
i’or particulars, apply on hoard, or to
• SdllN B. LIVINGSTON,) A „ ntfl
JOHN VLACK; } Agents,
Monongahela House Buildings.
tdcel9)
Plitsbnrgb. ISfifl.
Far New Orleans.
jihw> The substantial new ftrntnor “ AKOYMV 1
_ r 4-J3£*&CiiAia£3 W. Coles, Master, win If ft to for the
£ac££ss*s£aabovo anil intermediate povta, oa the opening
of naTigatlou. For freight only, apply to
jail JAMKS A. HUTOmSON & CO.
Dividend.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAS COMPANY, \
January OIL, 1804. j
THE Trustees of tbo Pittsburgh Gas Company hare this
day declared ft Dlvldoml of kivo Per Oont. outer the
profit* oa tbo capital stock of said company, payable forth*
with to the stockholders, or their legal representatives, at
the oflico of the company* JAMES IT. CIIEISTY,
JalOtfiw Treasurer of Pittsburgh Gas Company.
Dividend.
NOTICE thereby given that the Mosohoahela Navioa*
tios Coupant did, on the 31st day of December, 1853.
declare a dividend of four dollars per share on tbo capital
stock of said company, out of the earnings of said company,
for the year 1853, one half of which was ordered to be paid
to the stockholders ou.the 15th day or July last; tho bal*
ancoof said dividend, being two dollars per share, will bo
payable to the stockholders, or their legal representatives,
at tho office of the Treasurer of said company, Novelty
Works, Grant street, l'Utßburgh, on and after tho 10th day
of January, 1854, J. jj. MOOItHEAD,
t i°3-w Prraiilimt.
Dlasolntlon. '
THE rurtnmblp heretofore oxlatlng under tho et.lnof
Kro!.r.Y, Mouas A Co. tii l ) horn mutually illsnolrcd.
WM. Dacto.l, of tho lain Ann, having yurcliaacd tho into
rest of Jos. S. Negjey, the business win bo continued or
usual, under the stylo of DAWSON, MOHAN & CO. who
nro authorised to uno tho namo of Negley, £fohnu A Co lu
Bottling up tho old business; J. 8* NBQLBY.
DAWSON.
4 P.MOHAN.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 2, ’34.
£S)-Haring disposed of my Interest in tho late firmer
Negtey, Mohan & Co. to my former partner, Mr. Damon,
who with Sir. Mohan will continue tho buslnoan as hereto
fore, 1 harotho honor to recommend and request the libe
ral -patronage of my friends and business acquaintances.
jo4j. HePpectfully, . JAfl. 8. .NEOLKY.
PEKB’B FLOUK OK PUMPKIN, PlK3.—'iim arti
cle is propared from good sweet Pumpkins, and will
makePfos of superior qunlity. .
XJwwfton*.—-Take ono ounce, or two table Spoonfulls of
the powder, and add to it one quart of milk; let it stand an
hour or twe in a warm place, after which add eggs, apices
ond-swcotenlng to suit tho taste, and it wlfr be ready for
baking. For sale by ILE. SELLERS & 00. •
• jalO ■ 61 VTood street.
TjiOß BALK OR BENT—The large Factory Building, with
.JP ;ft>ur Lots of Ground,rituato near McKoo, on Washing
ton-street, opposite flint glass works.of-Hr. 0. Johnson, in
Birmingham. Enquireof •• .
®- P. :5T. r DAVIS, Auctioneer,
Corner of Wood tmd Fifth streets.
TAR —40 barrels K. C. Tsr for rale by
dwlT KIRKPATRICK 1 1 HERRONS.
LVICLUU’S SPECIFIC —12 dozen lor sale at
docIT KETBEK'B, 140 Wood etreot.
—-• , ~ - s v- "
•*- ..■* *•-*: ‘V . _ * r- , 2 ■ “ 1
' •• »r-V> i'
>£.- v ; . Y
,4*“‘' V,
■ .'X V ' -;' -C " i”V' !'
. ' FRESH OYSTERS,
FROM BALTIMORE,
: - JtJftT RECEIVED'AT . .. 1
A. FIELD’S DEPOT, s
Oxi corner of WooU and Fifth Streets,
: ■•. . . . _ A-rairwp. ■ - 1 "
orphans ll Court sale, ■* -
BY Virtue of on Orderof the Orphans’ Conrfc of .Allo
gheny county, I.will expose to salO ’atTTablic Outcry
or Yendue,&ttho COURT HOOSE,'ih thedty,ofJPUtsbUrgh,.
on the;i , JNNrM^^
at tan oVock of said dav, the uudiTided. half pact or moiety
of the of Land, eitunte Jn South
Fayette township, Allegheny county tm_tbb.AtatQ'ofPerm
>ylTah&i f .thb y!TbpOrty of Agnes Jane White, a minor Lad- -
joining lands of Jaimes McConnell, theheln* of- Joseplftlc*
Murray, William McMurray, B.A."Me voy, Benjamin Kelso,
-atod.EamueVßtetllng, and described by thofbliowing courses
and distances ;beginning.at corner at aAog*
'noofl, thence by lands of James McConnell, North de
gress, perches to.A post:, ihence by-lands of iho
helfS of Jaihes'flicMurray, North 02i£ degrees,Wert 21-6-10.
torches to a post: tbenco} ; Bouth.B7 decrees, West 18 8-10
perches to a port; thence by londb of. William McMurray,-
South 23 degreess 60 perchea to a white oak; tbonce South
East 61 ; 1*10 porches, by^landiof B. Kelso, to a
post ; tliecce by laud.ot Samuel Sonlh CO degrees,
East liO 8-lo,porches, toa.stiimp; thence South GGU do-’
grccs, Eostl6 5-10 perches to a-white oak; thence South 77
degrees, East .7 7-10 perches to the place of beginning; con
taining Ninety-three Acres andThree-<iuditcrs of an Acre,
.strict measure. v '
. Tmts of Salb.—The purchaser to pay at the rate of $2OO
per annum, withoutinterest thereon. - '
WILbIAM It. WHITE,
Jail, • : Guardian of. Agnes Jane White,,
Orphans* Court Sale*
ABRAHAM FAUST*3 EBTATE.
BY Order of tho Orphnns* Court, I wUIrcII the Estato of
ABRAHAM FAUST, deo*d,!ti Indiana township, being
about FIVE ACRES OF LAND lamlsof the beJra
of Laaarda Holmes, Robert Dunlop, Henry Thomas and the
Butler rOfldj with a story and half Log nohse thereon, and
a Log Stable, a young Orchard, -and Blacksmith Shop, and
all under fence. Sale to-be made on the premises on the
TRfRD MONDAY OF FZBRVAEY NEXT, being the
20th, at ten-o'clock, A M., on the following-terms: Fifty
Dollars at thoitlmc Of sale, and the balance upon tender of
'\e deed. EDWARD McCORKLE,.
j*l4.6tao<]
; KffaslsQ POST HT
OF DEPOSITS AND BALANCES OF DEPOSITS hi 'the
B.unr 07 Pittsburgh of tho-nmountof text dollars and
exceeding that sum, which, within the three, years next
preceding the dale of this statement, hare'not either been
increased-or diminished, with tho namo of the depositors,
ibe date when such deposits were made or balances ac
wood, and the amount thereof!—
ixctiange Brokers,
i struts, rdUbirgh.
ißir To?,
j $100,00;
100,00
‘ 100,00
! 100,00
' 100,00
.108,00
100,00
I Bid. \ Asked. i
119,001$ 120,00’
100,00 p 101,00
105,00 • 000
95,00 ‘ 97,00
• •100,00
96,001 :100,00
98,00 100,00
JSamfg. Raideiux. ' Vote.," Jmoiint.
Andrew W. Buchanan...* : 38&h-Bept. 20...$ 100 00
Oliver C011in5................. . “ Nor. 10... 00 00
Francis Daf1y................. 1848—June23... . 00 00
George Leonb&xtGentzer. 1850—July 16...', 11.00
Ifervey Glffin... Bnidwinip..‘ r . Bdpt. 7... ~334 00
Ludwig 11und......... . " .March 4.,. 13 00
Mary Kerr .. it u 28..; 1000 00
John Mehn... “ July J... 115 00
Darwin I’hdps • Oct’r C 0... - A 3 S 3
Daniel Rich............ “ Mar. 29... 77 00
Richard Small .. . . • <r : Jan’y 7... 26 00
102,00 102,00
• 98,00 99,00
92,00 ' 94,00
STATEMENT-OF DIVIDENDS of the Bask or PirrsupEoxi,
Which within the last three years have boon undrawn,
with the names of the stockholders to whom they are duet
• *O. or
. nitt. - atrrwetrfc inns aiuicn^txflV
Michaelfinery, WotnmtaadCo. Ker.6,lS&v, Ho*.f>, ian. nr* ga>
Blita K. iitnr/. ,• Bc»rcr C«. . .ZUj T r IffO, ffor, ISil, fir*' £jo
J»ton Sajaj>ir, UcccliaJ, JUj 7, ISjP, - .ttfiefi jeJ
. I certify that tbo foregoing appear to be balances and.
dividends duo the persons nametL and having remained.ln
Bank for three years. JOHN SNYDER, Coshicr..
Sworntoarid subscribed beforome.thw2Qth day of Dec'r,
A. D. 1853. . Idec2lrw4t? THO 3. STEEL, Aid.
(Gazette and Journal copy weekly 4 times, and ch Post.)
60.00
60.00
60,00
60,00
60,00
I FITTERS of Administration baring been granted to
j the undersigned on tbo Estate of WTLLTAM RILEY,
dcrrd, of Qbio~ township, Allegheny county,allpersons In
debted to said Estate sro hereby requested to make imme
diate payment; and all persons haring claims'against said
Ertate.aro requested to present them, duly authenticated,
lbr settlement. LATINA J/UILEY, Adm’x.
dec2o:Ctw* . : JAMES DUFF, Adm*r.
50,00-
60,00
60,00
100,00
25.00
25,00
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, ALLEGIIB-
N Y COUNTY* sa: :
Jn the District Court, A r <? 101, Stav. Term, 1849,
Robert Christy, Esq., ] .
{ u “•} Tho WwldniXn ami T!tb-- [ WritofSajncitniUon
burgh Turnpiko Road Co’y.)
And now.towit: December.23th, 1853, the. account oi
Robert Christy.- Esq., - as Sequestrator of the Washington
and.Pitoburgb Turnpikn, this day presented in open Court,"
and. filed by Ann# Christy, Executrix of Robert Christy,
dcc’d, and tho Court direct notice to bo given that the same
will beconflrmed on the first Monday of February, A. D.
1854, unless exceptions bo filed thereto, before that time.
Notice to.be given by ndvertkement In the Saturday Morn
ing Post once a week for three weeks.
From the Record. BOW'D CAMPBELL, Jr.,
dccSO&tw* _____ Prothonotary. -
• Bt -VtttcE of on order.of tbo Orphans’
Court of Allegheny county, the oedrreigned,
• Administrator of. th» E*tato of Frederick
Jltaraser.lntoor Ariechony coimtv,de?enM<d,
► will expos* to Public Sain, at the COURT
HOUSE, in th« city of Pittsburgh, on MON
DAY, tbc 16th. day of January* A. D. 1854,
at 10 o’clock, A. M-, the undivided third part of the follow
ing dcfcribcd LOT or PIECE OF GROUND, with the Build
ings and improvement* thereon, vis: A certain lot or piece
of ground situate in the Reserve tract, Ross township. op
posite the Northern Tdt-crticsof Pittsburgh, being Lot “No.
190* in the plan of lou laid out by G. E. Warner, Jacob
Painter, and V. Lorenz, containing iu front on Slain street
ninety feet, ami extending back to Carpeuteris alley thirty
seven ieet.
Terms made known on day of rale,.
7,00! 9,09!
4 : 2,50: - 8,00!
JOHN RAMSEK,
Administrator of tho Estate of Frederick Ramser, dee’d.
dfv£2MlUwtjanlO .
IUIB subscriber, having bw*n anpeipted ArimlnWratorof
. tho estate of,TAMILS ..DpuU|inßTY,'doftM . would *©.
qoest all hrdnbteif totbeestsu tontsk* immediate payment,
and those having claims agniust tlw estate to-present their
accounts, properly authenticated tor MittlMueot. *
- JOHN 11. PHILLIPS, Adm’r.
WIIEREA3, Letters uf AdminUtratwn hnvitig been
granted to Edwnnl M’C.»rkl«». of ludhiua town-
Mdj*, for lit- of JtGIN JIKTZ. dtwswl, lalu nf Wed
l)«r township, Allegheny enunty, uii persons knowing
tbcmsaWrs indebted :• wibl Estate are requested to make
payment iiuuip'llntcly, awl all persons having claims vrlll
prevent them, properly autheoticatel. for to the
Httbseriber. EDWARD M'GORKLE,
decls:»f-t Exenrtor. .
• Br vjuti’K of an ord<.T the Orphans’
Court of Allegheny count/, the itbderrigucd
of th»* estate of MICIIAEL
REINIIAV.D. Ut.vof Allegheny county, de-;
c**a*<sl. will exp-ocp to Public Sab*, at tJio
COUr.T UOtmn. In tho dry of Pittsburgh,
on MONDAY, the 30th d%v of Jauuary, A.
D. 1524, at lOoVloek. A. M, the Iblloftiug described Lota
or Pievcs of tirohnd. vis:—> -
AU that rrrttttti I/n or rUv* of Ground ritual*? in tho
Seventh Ward of the city or Pittsburgh, tnsrhetl and drtig
nat.nl In tho plan «>f l>jt* bd*t out by TVilHrint Lippencott,
tut f/ii TimiilM r H\l “ Nine,” (No. P.) nnd front ini; on Diu
wkidi** street twciityiwo ftv-trix inches, f.ni running back
to tho Hm»o1 f*°t No 11 eighty feet,
Alwv all tluvr two r«»rt#in Lots of Ground. numlicrod
“ Ninety-four" (No. 04.) and '‘Nlnely-fire 5 ’ (No. 95,) in
DHhrldge A hois’ Plan of I/>ts,entitled “ East Pittsburgh
recorded in Finn Book No. 1, pop* —, in. the Recorder's
Office of Allegheny county; bounded and cUruribod as fol
lows:—Lot “ No 94” ctuumenring at tho corner of Lot
“N 0.95.” nm* forty feet along. Dithridga street, thence
along tho lino of Lot “No. 93” ©no hundred nud Gfty-Sye
feet and five-eight* of an inch to a privatn road, thence
along said rond forty-ona feet and onc-bnlf lueh, thenco
along the line of Lot 4i No. 95" one hundred and sixty-four
fret two inrhea to tho place of beginning.
Lot" No. 95" comment** on the corner of Fillmore street
and runs along Ditbrldge street forty foot, thence along the
Hoo of Lot “ No.’ 94 9 ono humired and sixty-four feet. two
and seven-eight* inches to a prirftifl road, thence along raid
road forty-cue feet and one*balf loch, thonce along Fillmore
etruet one hnndrcd and ftcvtmtjdhreo foot fire nod ono*
quarter inches to the place of beginning.
Terms made known on day of >ale.-
GEOROE GERST,
Adrn’r of the Estate of Michael Reinhard, decM.
jauailUwts ~ : ;
CIODFISU— 3ust ruceiTei.lt
j 10 casks prime Codfish,
6 bbl* No.'l Salmon, ;
300 lbs smoked Salmon,
20 bWs gib'd Herring,
£0 do No. 3 Mackerel.
150 boxes Burlington scaled and No. 1 smoked Herring,
For sale low for cash by JKIIU UAWOUTIt,
Uocfi . Corner .of Diamond and Diamond alley.
T?OH N EW~Y KAK’ft PARTI Ed 1 and dioap Fruits
_ can bo had at JEHU HAWORTH'S, corner of Diamond
aUcjr and the Diamond; suchas—
- New Ranch Raisin*, , *•'/.. lS : *£%Ub
Cluster’ -v ‘ “ 10 “
' Keg and Valencia Raisins, - 8- •
• French Currants, 1 ' 12%@20 “ ,
■ Lemon, Orange and CUrtm Peels, - : 3c. ounce.
Cranberries, quart,
CooklogWlne and Brandy, ‘ - , 25
: But aboTo all, primo/Y. lly=ou Tca nt . 50c, ft lb
Also, fine rough flavored English Breakfast Tea at 60 cts.
per pound,. dncSfl'
...Saturday.
T> HEUMATI&M.—4fr. Browo’ruewly discovered remedy
for Rhsumatism is s.Bpeody and certain Bcmody fry
that painful trouble. It nover fails. -
Office and Private Consultation - Boom? No. 41DIAM0NE,
rUtfilraTßbjPauu'a; The Doctor ia always at home.'
roarcß23alAw. • •• ~ ~ '
SOAP —C>o boxra
• 10. do . Castile,
f> do Almond, . .
‘ JJ do Olive,
2 do Cflndla, :> -
do, Toilet nnd Fnnrf; for ralo by
: lioV2l : J. D. WILLIAMS,I22 Wood f treat.
m DRUMS FIGS;
300 l»Xcs M. B. Raisins;
150 half boxes 51. R. Raisins; '
200 qt.' n « -tr 1
. 200 boxes Fancy Toys;
... 100 V ; Motto Lostubgos.
dleceivimi and for salo by - •
<lccs J. 0. ANPKBSON A CO., No. 6 Wood st.
Sundries— %.
AO.half’chests T. If. TcaV ~
25 f{ . : Black do :
, so “ y.n. do
10 boxes W. 11, Grant’s Tobacco;-
20 ; M- Grant A Bennett’s s’s;
10 “ Howatd A Fulton’s s’s;
3 ca*ea Baum’s Ulblomp; , >
20 boxes Clothes Pins;
50 “ Cbilhcotho Soap;
SO dozen Buokets;’
10 “ Tubs. On hand.and for Riilcby ’
KIRKDATIUCiC * UKURONS,
. '<lecl7» , No. 243 Liberty gtreet.
SUNDRIES— 1 cratoßags;
lbblLaTd;
. 1 “..Roll Butter;
. 1 Dry Apples; -
.1 box Beeswax;
1 sack Hops; .
lbblChestunts;
100 doz Brooms., . : .
Received this day and for sale by \
doc2l KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
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Admlnlatrator’a Notice*
Orpbauß’ Court Sale*
Administrator’s Notice*
Orphans’ Court hale.
I wAHALF BOXES KAJSIN3;
.\jy lOttqr do do
- SO.kegs Bun do
,20 hfTkegs Sun; do
10 hf kega Malaga Gropes;
10 boxes Moftsina Lemons,
Received this day and for sale by
derfja ' JOSIIPA itnOP»B A Cft., 39 Wood at.
JUST RECEIVED—2O kegs superior English MustordT
JEHU HAWORTH,
dec2o . Oornw of Diamond anc alloy.
INRKSH ORANBEIUUES-rJust received and for sale at
, the Family Grocery and Hbusekeepera’ Store of
- noylfi • BAILEY A RENSHAW,
A I in LBS. FRESH CORN *MEAL;
COO lbs Extra Hulled Buckwheat Meal. .
Rcc’d and &r solo by BAILEY A RENSHAW,
oct29 ; 253 Liberty wtrect.
MOLASSES— 200 bill* Plantatlou Molmwes;
' - 120 hf bbls do ; do; - :
In store and for sqle by : MTLLER A RICKETSON, -
•' -jaO:? .: , : ; 221 and 223 Liberty.eL
TN.XOHANGE BANK BTOCK.—BO shores of the stock o 1
JJI this Bank for solo, by WILLIAM A-HILL A CO.,
jaulC;lw 04 Wood street, near Fourth,
miscellaneous;
"YTT'INDOW GLASS—SOO.boxcH Bxlo, 10x12 and 10x14
' r f'r.STcKsnnah'ArCd.’a.brandj'in ptoreaud'fiwßalo by ;
■ ja!3 ; KING A MOORHEAD.
BIAWMS— ■ , ■■!.. , . ■
' 60 tons Bedford Forgo; \
75 “ Gap do
.■ - ; 15.: “.. • Juniata do ' For sate by •.
jal3 KING & MOORHEAD.
SUGAR— A prime tvrticlo of NewUrieons, iu store and for
saloby - [ial3J - KING & MOORHEAD.
BRIED APPLES—2Of) bushels in store andJor saleby
•ocl9 KINO £ MOORHEAD
rfIHIKTY FBBX FRONT.—For sale, a Lot of 30 feet front.
X street, near Wylie, by 145 deep fo au alley,
with a largo two story FRAME HOUSE. : For price and
terms call on,, . . S. CUTIIBERT & SON,
, , ja!3 140 Third street.-
TIIWO BRICK HOUSES; on Logan fitreeWfor salo by ;
j ' S. CUTIIBERra SON,
.-jal3- . •;? - Real Esjato Agents, 140 Third at
TO LET—A BRICK HOUSE,- of rix-Tooms, on Robinson
street, near-Federal street; Allegheny city. - Rent $l2O
ayeaiv Apply U) S. CUTHBERT & SON,
; -• ;>V , • . - ;'.J4<? Third Street
ITIiIBROIDERIES.— Every description of Embroid<*rics
_i aro selling at greatly reduced rates, at the semi-annual
sale of . v A. A. MASON A CO., :
RICH PATER HANGINGS, Of velvet, gold, dark and
light papers, with.elegant, cArnico and base borders;
for sole by: ' . • WALTER F. MARSHALL, :...
ja!2 • : \ . ' . . : . ;•, 85 Wood street. :
DECORATIONS IN WALL PAPER—Artistic designs in
Ixnitatloh of wood* stone, stucco and Italian frescoes;
for Sale by [jal23 ■ ■ : WALTER P. MARSHALL. '
CHEAP YVALL'PAPBR—A well Selected assortment. at
prices ranging from 6V£ to IS'Af centa per roll: for said:
by- -: TJalg] WALTER P. MARSHALL.
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE:—A. A. MASON A CO., will olTer,
during their salo, over 3,000 Shawls.at about one*tbird
■less thnnmraat prices; Also, 20Q-elcgant velvet and cloth
Cloaks, at similar low rates. : ~ : >- - - ,ja!2. _
BONNETS— 300 velvet and. satin Bonnets will bo closed
put at A.'A. .MASON & CO’S., NOi 25 Fifth street, at
about, bhe-half tbo usual rates. .... . ja!2
Administrator.
AHA STOOKB, -BONDS, MORTOAGKS and Pro*-
sycf*vUvnilsTOiy. Notes, negotiated on the shortest
notice, hy ' JAMES' K..JIOIULNOJ3,
Banking ned Real Estate Agent,
No. 51% 4th st.. near Market.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad stock— 2o
shareswantedhy AUSTIN.LOOMIS, ;
oct23. ' , . • .No. 92Fourth st, : -
AfX 80, AND 100 ACRE LAND WARRANTS WANTED
4:U«1)y AUSTIN LOOMIS,
. oct2o ' No; 02 Fourth st; ;
IASUARE3 PITTS. TRUST AND SAVINGS CO.- STOCK
11/ WANTED by AUSTIN.. LOOMIS, •
oct2o * ' -< No. 02 Fourth sti-
CITY WARRANTS—S6OO WANTED by-
OCt2O AUSTIN LOOMIS,No,-02Votirtbat:
SALTS—2sbblsin store anti for sale by
!i dec23 ' FLE3IING • BROS.
CALOMEL— 100 R>s, Hydro SobUmftci, In 1 Ih bottles in.:
fltgre and for sale by [doc23] FLEMING PROS.
BLUE MOBB-*0 lbs in store and for sale by ■
■ aec23. . FLEMING. BROS.
. TUST RECEIVED—2O bbls’J, S. Lovt'rfngB-& Co.* Crushed
IJ and Pulverized Sugar* for gale by
. BAILEY * RENSHAW, , v
__ dec23 Wholesale aad Retail Ororers,2s3 Liberty et.
EE SIN ED SUGARS—IOOO bbls Powdered, Cranlied, fmoll
Loaf and Clarified Sutrars; In store and for «rto hr
JAMES A. irUTOJUSON A COw
Acenls Bfc. Louis So-mrUefinerr. .
RED FJIECIITIATK—IOO tos.for Halo by
: A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
POTASH —10 casks, Uret sorts, for pale by
- doelO. 8.-A. FAHNESTOCK. &. CO.
SAL 80UA—40 casks, English, for pale by
-declO Ik A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
("1 ENTIAN HOOT—COO lb? for sale by .
y D. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
EUPHORBIUN—C 5 *s3, powdered, for solo hv- 7 ' v - ■
declO D. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
fIUKSTNUTS-i-Twonty-flTe bushels, of the best quality
\j “received and for sale by
>KAS—O bbla dried Tennessee Fear for fate hr
dec23 - MILLER * KICKETSON.
HOOFLANiyS GERMAN BITTERS—2O doz. for sale at
gpcl7 : : ' KJSYBETVS, 140 -Wood st.
CHEAP HOUSES, in mrioos locaiions, in town and coun
try, and on accommodating terms, bo'had by ap
plying at the KcaM&stato odea of
Ay.VRM FOR SALT!, situate nineteen miles r om tho
city; and two milaq from the canal; 25 Acres.cleared,
with a Log House, Stable, Ac. FrireS2o an acre-.
S. CUTHB3JRT & BOV, .
RealKrtate Ac’te. 140 Thhd st.
A FARM OF 200 AGUES, situated in Armstrong comity,
on tho Mftiio'txlng, and 20 miles from liittawn.e. -with
,ft good Uotise, Cora, Ac.; 100 acres cleared: for sale bv
S. CUTHBERT & SOS f
ja3’ 140 Third street.
tf“EW -RAISIKB—OO boxes, lsand)4 M. B.
.1 30 matts teelle?(i: for Pale by
c«r24 . J. P. WILLIAMS. 122 Wood street
CSIDFR ANP VINEUAU--
J IQ hbls Ecflnorny Crab Cider;
SO " W. K. Cw«r Yioeimr;'. ;
6 casks French White Wino Vinegar: for sale by
MTLLFR,
CHAMPAGNE J 3 AS KXI3—-Empty Cluunpagrm JUskets,
for sale at KEYSETS. Drug-Store;
00v24 ; . 140 Wood Ktref-t,
IRISH WiliyKF—6 puncheons' fine. Irish Wliirfcv just
tecoired and for sals I>y JXO. GROUTT,
dec9 Cor, Smltbfiold and Front fits., Pittsburgh.
CREAM TARTAR—SOO lb?, pare, in store anti for wile by.
<icc2 • terming bugs.
EXTRACTS OF LEMON, l'each, Yanina, Orang-* nn*l
Nutmeg,-for preserving rakes and pies, for sale rrholc
eale or retail at fdocl7] . KJiYSER’S, 140 Wood street..
HAIR DyE-—Eo you want it? Yesl Why, then, bny
lt makes a benutifol brown or black,
that challenges the lustre of tho raven’d fag. Tor sale at
deolT -KEYSETS, 140 Wood street
('I LYCRTtINE—IO It* for sale at " ““ '■ •’
T dccl? EEYSER’S, pti Woo* street
MUTCniNG’3 DY'SPKPrre DITTKISS—for *a\o at
KEYSER’S Drug Store,
140 Woodatreot.
ALL WOOL BL&NKKT&— A. A. MASON & CO. hare
just opened ft large and desirable assortment of. the
ahcvTo. ' der2-i
BANK OF misitfltau B£ooK—lo ©bares for ©ole by
AUSTIN LOOMIS,
No. 0U Fourth st. .
fTOLIDAY BOOKS.—A fine as 0.-tnu jtof Hooky smta*
Li. ble for tho Holidays stilt on hand at
DAVISON’S BOOK STORE...
dec2B C 5 Slarket Street.
OLD BY fi Will SKY—IOO bbls iu store and for sale by
decO • JNO. GROUTT.
CiIIAMPAGE WINE—2O baskets in store and for sale by
) dncO JNO. GROUTT.,
Buckwheat flour—loo sack* rnme/for *nio by
jail - SMITH A SINCLAIR.
ITHNE FLOUR—TlTbbia.forßale by .~~ -•
: . SMITH A SINCLAIR.
LARD —«0 kegs No. 1, for solo bv '
jail • ■ - SMITH A SINCLAIR.
OLL BUTTER-t 3 bols,choi«*» in cloths for sale by
, jflll i Stfirn & SINCLAIR.
DIUED APPLES—Iuu sacks new, lor pale by
jail SMITH A SINCLAIR.
Window glass—
-150 boxes 8x10:
- ... 50 do . 10x12;
40 do 10x14 ; Swearer’s brand; for rale by.
. SMITH A SINOLAIR.v.
jail 122 Second, and 151 First street?.
I JEANS—4O racks, for sale by .1 ; .
> jflll SMITH A SINCLAIR.
SPERM OIL—3IHH) galls., varioue qualities, for ealo by
dec3i> . B. A. FAHNESTOCK A 00.
CIILEKSE— 100 boxes, prime, for ralubv
f j«4 Smith a Sinclair,
LADIES’ RUBBERS, Over-shoes, Sandals, Buskins, and
Boots, at tho very lowest price. _
A i W \ PIGS GALENA LEAD landing from steamer 41
tcU\ f toono; for sale by
dec2S JAMES A. HUTCHISON A*CO,
TnE COSTING STRUGGLE; or.TiusNbxt Fifties Yca.es,
according to prophecy;, for salo r . single or in lota. ' By
taml, pro paid, 13 cents In stamps, a copy.
de?7 ' J. S. DAVISON. C 5 Market st. .
WANTED— SHEEP PKLT3; for which Uiohigliest price,
in cash, will bo paid by. ( jail] - , IL LEE.
■XTroOL—The market price, Jn cash, paid for nil thedlf-
W foruut grades of Wool, by [ja!4] 11. LEE.
»nnn LBS. City PULLED WOOL, on linud and for
IUUU rale by . H. IiEE,
ja!4 ~. .. : . ISO Lilwrty street.
■VTATIONAL MINING COMPANY.—Fifty shares NaUon
. al Mining Company, for salo by
jftU V • A. WILKINS A CO.
(VITRIO ACTD.—SO lbs Citric Add, in bottles, in store and
j for sale by . FLEMING BROS;- r
Successor to J. Kkld A Co.,
jal4 ' COWood strceL
BATII BRICK.—2.OUO,in store nud lor Pale by
ja!4 FLEMING BROS.
ANISE bEED—2SO lbs, in ftoro uud for snlo by
jaU . . FLEMING BROS.
CARAWAY SEED—2OO lbs, in-storo and for sale by
ja!4 , . . •••■■• BROS.
CANARY SEED—I,OOO lbs,iu store and for sale by
jal-4 ; ■ - FLEMING BROS.
LHIUORICE PASTE—S coses, Sicily,ln store und tor solo
by . f ja!4j ; ; FLEMING BROS.
IISDIGO— 2 cases, Spanish Flout, in store and for solo by
jal4 _ FLEMING BROS.
FENNEL BEED—IBOIbs, In store and for sole bV~~
jn!4 . FLEMING BROS. .
’|7ILANNKLS-r ••
Jj 20 ps. Domestic Tlaid Flannels; .
10 do do Brown do ~
2 do - do Whlto .do
Received from the manufacturers, and for sale low by
joU H; LEE>I39 Liberty st
riMtUNKS of all kinds, and vory pride?; pleaeb call and
X. examihe. L. R. IIAYWARD,
ja7 ' ' Corner of Market and Liberty sb». --
S; H. MOLASSES—2OO bbls Steam Refined Sugar-llohse
. just'reoelvodfrom steamer Prairie City, and for Sale by
dec!3 . - JAMES A. HUTCHISON & CO.
rtODFISH— 7 drums prime Codfish received and for sale
$• by - • (dec9) BAILEY & RENSHAW. ,
FLOUR— 100 bbls extra received by river andfor solo low
by . ■ » (decO) , . BAILEY & RENSHAW.
T7LINT IIOMONY—S bbls just received, a prime article.
Jj for salo by - - [nov23} BAILEY&RENSHAW.
A bbls choice Apples for salo low by
: dcc2 ~, BAILEY & RENSHAW, 253 Liberty st,
SEGAKS— Just rve’d, a supply of .eholoe London size Ha
vana Segars, In 100 boxes.
dec2 • - BAILEY & RENSHAW.
EOR THE HOLIDAY'S—A general assortment of new
Fruit t including Raisins, Currants, Figs, Prunes and
Lemons t nteo,..Hard,,Soft .and Paper-shell Almonds, Wal
nutahhd'Flibertsi’Whole&alo or retail.
dec!s BAILEY & RENSHAW.
NO.:. BUd Alt—lo 4 khds, prime new. crop, 1 onding lroi
• steamer Oakland, and for sale by
dccl.T- . JAMES A. HUTCHISON & CO.
New chop
- Layer.Haiulris, » - "
M. IWEaWn*,
Sultana Raisins,'
Drum Figs, .
Zunto Currants,
’ EcoeiTedond lorsalp by - *
dee2 • BAXLEY & RBNSIIAW.
CIWUKU SALMON;
C 3 • Moss Mackerel; • •
No, 1 Mackeircl, ia kets; -
■. ’* * ■ -'• : •' -•• . • ’ Salmon, to
. Yog' sale by - {norlsl 1 BAIIiEY & KENBIIAW.
('IOFFEE-GOO bags prime IUo for Bale by
J jaU SMITH A SINCLAIR
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'LEECH, McALVIN & CO.,
242 and 244 Liberty at
S. CUXUBERT & SON,
- 140 Third street
h. E. HAYWARD,
Corppr of Market n.otl Liberty sta.
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MISCELLANEOUS.,
•••.. Copartnership#''
BF.JOKES t BKRNABI>LA.UTH,£ M.KtERandJ. &
» XAUTB* bavlor aasacJatodthemaelTC# together, an
tler tho firm ofJONEB, LAUTH k, CO., will carry on tho
“Amwicao lron Work*,” recently croctsd by ZS.JCaoth &
Brother, in Kast Birmingham.
b. p. joker-.*..iAUTn.....«..A «. Ena..;..,.,j. ?.LAirn/.
AMERICA!? IRON WORKS.'
JONES, LAUTH &CO.,
MAJJUFACTOIIERS of Mperior Bar, BmaUnnd Wtro
Iron, of oil descriptions No. 90 Water at,,
twtwoerrMarkot nnd'Woqd gts^'Httpkgrgh..:[jnlldim
Dr. J. Hostotter's Celebrated Stomaoh Bxttera,
EN'TIttKLY ANTI-DYSI'EPTIC, and worrantodto loTlg.
orate and, strengtben'itho: whole system of CYOJT’bno
yrhousea -them, are naw.kept lor sale ter :
-Dr. GKO, 11. KEYSER* cornerWobd sU and Virgin alley!
..FLEMING BROS,, Druggists, cor. Wood- and Fourthws.;
. ~K.E. SELLERS,-Druggist,Woodst. bet. Third and Fourth;
JOEL HOHLER; Druggist, Libert* street j
and allour-drst. class Hotels and Restaurants, os well as
dealers generally, where the proprietors most respectfully
refer the public for .them.
'Tho expenseis but ft trifle, when compared with the in
calculabtagood they effect.- . . ... • ,
” Teollog satisfied.that .our Bitters possess meritmflkient
to recommend them, wo win; not, multiply ' words in their
praise, bat ask all to a trial; butbe>areful to
ask for UOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. as there are
other Bitters represented to bo tho samo, which compara
tively wwwprtbiqßS. - Oar Blitersaro without arivel,either
as to.thoir medicinal qualities, or os ft beverage; They are
put up Inisqaßre bottles. containing .a fall quart, with di
rections oh 7 and Br, J.Hosidlt7 f t Stomach Jhtters blown on
tho glass'. Noneother genuine. ' - -
HOSTETTEB, SMITH * CO.,
267 Faun street, Pittsburgh. •
HOLD, DRIVER! LOCOMOTIVE - AHEAD!!
KealEatateFarmfor Sale* .
milE subscriber is authorized to sell 284 ACRES OF
X ; LAND, .situated in Versailles Township, Allegheny
Connty. Pcnnßjlranla, lying. back of McKeesport, known
as tho Flabvand in sigbtof thn proposed Station,
on theCounellsville Railroad. Improvements as follows:
A Square Log Hone*,. 30 by 20 ieet, two stories high; and
-Square Log Barn, 60 by SQ.fcot—both new and in good
order; two fine young Orchards,-best grafted. fruit, just
commencing to bear. There is 90 to 100Acre*cleared and
in ft high state of cultivation, andthebalance is well set
with white-oak timber of tbaarst order. This Land iaweH.
calculated for a J3tock Farm, being Tory level, and the soil
of an excellent quality for grass growing, and being well
watered, having some twelve, or fourteen never-failing
springs of excellent.water thereon.: This Land has facilities
rarely met with, being within half a mile of the Tong)*,.,
river, and onemilo of Monongahela,and almost on the line*
of tlio CohhellsviHe Railroad; and' is supposed to contain
an inexhaustible bed of lltON ORE. This Land would not
bo in the market, only that the owner is about lo remeve to
the Far West. Terms easy, and price, moderate. For fur*
ther'particulftrs, enquire of W. J. : REYNOLDS, at Lorenz’
Glass Works, Or of. : - JAMES C. RICHEY, ■ ■ * •
- dec3o:y 1 Real Estate AgenVat thls office. ■•••
For Kent,
by Wm. P. Applegate, situated_on the Pitts
burgh and StenbehyiQe Turnpike, about onemilo from
Jones’ Ferry, 'situated.in Chartiers township, Allegheny/
coiroty. 1 Tho.llonso is a hirge .Brick, containing some,
twenty Tooms, together irith a good Store Room, ana three
good Dollars.. There is on the premises alarge Stable, Car*
mge; House, out-buildings, three good-pumps, one. largo
cistern, twp good. Orchards, and several cmfc. Lots—oll of
which is for rent, and possession will be given immediately.
• For f urtber particulars, enquire of LYDIA ANN CHESS,
on the premises, or. t£e subscriber*
JAMES C. RICHEY.
foct27:dlw«rtfl
ChnrtiersTp. t t. 24,1853.
A. Valuable Farm for Sale.
milE subscriber is authorised: to sell the following dos-
JL cribcd Tract of land, containing 211 acres, situated in
North Fayette Township, Allegheny county, Pil,. 14 miles
froth the City of Pittsburgh, and near the line of the Steu
bonville TlaiJroad—*with coal and lim6 ‘stone tinder the
whole place, and easy of access—improvements as follows r
•A very comfortable Farm Ilonse, SO by feet, two stories
high; Wash-house, Spring-house, and other not buildings t
anew Frame Bank Barn,M by S 6 feet, finished In the best
possible manner, with Stabling wider the whole building;
100 bearing Apple Trees, best graftedquallties; a large
quantity of Peach and Cherry Treea, r all m bearing order;
about 85 acres cleared .and in a high state of cultivation,
with water in all the fields.''■ *
. This Land is very comfortably situated in one of the best
neighborhoods in the Couhty, being convenient to market*
i to Churches, Schools and Mills, and wonld not be in - the
market, only that the owner is about to remove to the far
.West., Terms easy and price/moderatc. - For farther par*
ikuTaxs, sco the owner, Win. Bobb, onprcmises,or ihesab
scriber. JAMES C. BICHEY,
; novl&illwawtf: .Beal Fstate'Agent.
I
Important Notice to all. \rbom lt may
''Concern.''.-:;-
AGKIvB ABLE to an Act of Assembly of the State of Pehn- .
..sylvnnla, endin'eonfohnity with the BUthorlty grant*-
ed by said Act, Use Board ofTnistees of the First Methodist :
Pro tea ÜbX Cb urcb Of thocity of Pittsburgh, Pju, have par
chased a ,Burying Ground in the ABcghenyCemetery, for 1
.the purpoiw of transferring the remains of the d*M, now.
resting in the Burying- Ground belonging to. said Church,
.thereto, (located hear the canal, and fronting on liberty
street, in the city of Pittsburgh.
Notice is hereby given to allwhohavo lot privileges, or
ore otherwise interested Inlaid Burying Ground, that the
Beard of Trustees arc now prepared to attend to the reino
vaffif the dead to. the Allcgbony Cemetery.
It Is desirable that immediate .attention he given to fhT«
notice, ns,it in eontemplatod-to have the entiro removal
niude during the present wintar.-
All Iho necessary information will ho had by applying to,
or addressing Chas. Craig, Esq_ Diamond alley, Pittsburgh,
Pa.. By order oftheßoardof Trustees.-
JOHN S. SANDS, . .
W. B. ENGLISH,
EOBT. H. MABSHAIL. .
Committee. -
}a2:3irid&.w
Closings out Sale or Carpeting, Oil Cloths,
Mattings, Rugs* &ۥ
TUE.subscrlbers having. adopted, the plait-of Gelling”oil
their utocfc at the'fend of the season, arenowoflering
tho greatest bargains, in; their line, ever offeredtotho citi
wns of Pittsburgh or vicinity. ‘
In quality or quantity their assortment is hot surpassed.
Uemp Carpets, in great variety, at 10,18%, 25,23,31 and
J*7J.<CGttU». ' i '/• -v..
f l'iw entire stock snrjn positively Wsold the present season
ÜBQAIIDLE-SS Oi* COST. Bale to continue till March Ist.
.. C. B. HEADLY * CO.,
" . S2.Third street.
jaio : '
N.B.—Small Notes taken at pari.
Messrs* J» Sluroffel 6 Oo«i
3IAXUF.ACTUBERS OF FIRE PROOF SAFES,
- Vault Doors' and, Iron Window Shntten*
AND os nil persons admit the necessity of the shore
mentioned articles, -we hare no hesitation in recom
mending our article to be equal to anything in the city.
Orders promptly attended to, and putup in the best
style, and on short notice.
: CS-SmitMeld street, between Fourth and Fifth, Pitts*
burgh. - (sepftd6m] J. -SIIROFFEL A CO. /
and foreign Exchange* Bank Xfdtes t Gold and SUver
" Bfhujht, Slid and Exchanged* at the '
EXCHANGE AND BANKING. HOUSE 03
WILLIAM A. HEL & CO.,
, 64 WOOD 8TBn»,
allowed oa time deposited
- . Baidneaa Cured* -'
EMERSON’S AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, for
restoring tbc Halt on Head Hopelessly Bald, and to
prevent the Hnr from falling, isw inning golden opinions
of iwrpons who are using It. This is o new article,.recently
introduced, is aaurecure for Baldness, and 'will -stand.the
teet of a discerning public, as thousands who havo used will
U'stiff. See circular to he had of the Agents, giving full
particulars. Price $l,OO In largo bottles. ,
- 0. E. FISHER A C 0« Proprietors,
•. DT Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. ■
Focrfaio in Pittsburgh in the following houses H
- Fleming Bros;, ' - L. TPflcox & Co.,
. K. J 5. Sellers,' G. H. Keyser,
Joel MoWcr, ' Benj. Page, Jr.,
J. IL Casscl.
-AVirgltcny cily.—lu A. Bockhtun, Tress!y &31 cans, J. P.
Fleming
7>tn»tV#&am.-—A. Patterson, JohirG. Smith.
-JVfEW uoyKS JUST REUEIVJSD AT DAVISON’S BOOK
Dt STORE, «5 MARKET street, near Fourth:—Hot
Corn; ‘ Ellen Muigrave; Pierre TooßS&nt; Flower :of the
Family; Li ttlo Ferns for Little Friends; The Early Called;
Little Susy’s Six. Birth-days'; Cloth Books for Children;
Kenny’s Mills', or tho Earnest 'Worker; At Home and
Abjoad, or How to Behave; splendid English illustrated
and colored juveniles ; Common Sights bn Sea and land;:
Fox ard-Geese; Blind Sister; Small Sins; Prairie Missions
ary; Solf-Rolianco; My First Bom; The Visit; Blns of the
Tongue; life Beal end Unreal; Alice and Bessie; toys and
puzzles, fur children; Boyhood of Great Men; Hairy’s Lad
der to Learning; Arabian Nights; Rhetoric of Conversation;
splendid, editions rf-the :Focts, English and 'American,
illustrated; Mclviflo’s Sermons; Christ In History; The
Last Days of Christ, by SchaufHer; Pastor’s Sketches;
Richard Williams, ilm Patagonian' Missionary, by Hamil
ton. , decl9 -
Copartnership.
HATING associated W. Moost with me in the.Hido,
Leather and Oil baslnces, the business will be carried
on from this date, Kt the old stand, under the style of
January 2d, IS&L . WALTER BRYANT & CO.
WAiTSiI ERTAXT..,., ....... .......AT. JIOOXT.
WALTER BRYANT A CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Hides, Leather and Oil, No. 239 Liberty street.
ja7:2wdfc2tw •.. • ■ •' '' ; . :
Farms* Houses, To Let<
ONE OR TWO FARMS, with commodious Brick Dwelh
ings, and Stables,'near, to the,city,and. suitable for
Gardens, Milk Tarns, or to fatten cattle for tbiff market.
A150,..a convenient Brick-Country Mansion and Stable>
largo enough for a rcspectablo family. Also, ono-smaller
plnce; and an excellent Two-Story Brick.Dwelling 1 , with
finished baseraont and attic—on the bank of the Allegheny,
above the aqueduct.. JAMES S.KJRAFT,
dec2S:tf ••• No: 144Fourth.st.
' OFFICE ALLEGHENY TALLEY B: R. CO,\
Pittsburgh, Deo. SO, 1853. >
i GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the Alio-
J\_ gheny Volley Railroad Company will-be held at tho
Ofiica of tho Company j in the City of Pittsburgh, on TUES
DAY, tho 7.th of February, 1854, for the purpose of electing
a President and Board of Managers, and also for examining
tlieiftffairs of said Company. • '
The Annual Reports of the President and Engineers will
be submitted to this meeting. By order of the Board.
dec29:Q3w ■o v • ' : ' -- •• J GIBSON. Setfy. ;.
Consume the Smoke.
THE subscriber having the exclusive right to m&nufao*
Uure and sell SWEENEY’S HOT AIR AND.SMOKE,
OuNSUMING FURNACE,is prepared to receive ordera,and
contract for heating buildings with thG*zaost economical
Furnace now in'use. .The attention of those Interested"!*
solicited. . Any informiitloh can be had of A. BRADLEY,
Nosi2 and 4 Wood streetj or of ~ J/BAUNDOLLAR, •
dciiUrtf] .• Iron City Stove Warehouse, No. 134 Wood st.
~.: . JOSEPH FLEMING, ;
.. • fSUCCSSSOR. T 0 L. WILCOX *r CO.l
CORNER 31ARKET STREET AND DIAMOND, keeps
constantly.Cn hand a full assortment of DragSjMedir
dues, Medicine Chests, Perfumory, and all articles poictain
•iug to his business. •
JSS“ Physicians’ Prescriptions carefally compounded at
all boors. - • . ... .... : ja9-T :
Notice*
Dissolution?—- The firm of l. ymjcQX-&.co*pm&.
;• gists and Apothecaries* was dissolved onthe 2d Inst*
The subscriber, having • disposed of bis entireijberjrt *?
tho late firm, to his late partner* Jlr. JOSEPH FLEMINO,
would cheerfully recommend htarto his friemlSr&n a as
continuance. of tho; patronage heretofore so hberauy os*
stowed upon them. . - - L> WILOO-y JS «
OPHOB OHIO AND PA. 11. B^CO,)
! Pittsburgh, Dm.'2l« ®S. J
■iTOTlCE.—ThoAnnnia MeeUngxif «h® SWkhpWora md
IN : Election of Directors of the Ohio and Penna. Eo 11 road
Company for. the ensuing year, 'L i Ji^gp I ?Y t t l h n B „ < JS, c S‘^
the Company* in Pittsburgh, onTHOIuIDAY, tho
of January,J.BW, between thn hours of 10 A.M. and 3 P.
M ” Hoard of ««*«._
dcci&dtd . - . J. ROBINSON, Sec’y.
T ANDS IN lOWA FOR SALE—
I 'j SSO acres in Moscauno. county ;
■ 200 = do Cedat -• do; . .
• 240- do Scott. _ ~_do; ‘ ,
Tlie above Lamls are well located, after a personal: exam
'ibatlrtn. Ihose in 'Muscattoo county are, on anaremge,
teir mfles from the city of Unseating and "within, two miles
o' the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, which road is now :
"inakibf? from Davenport to lowa City. Thoy will be sold in
portions of 40,80 and IGO acres. - Apply to . - • : '
; ja9 ! ‘ : ~ Real Estate Agent.
OHf \ W>XE» FIRECRACKKIW, No. 1.
A>Uv CO dO-.-Jdckßon *■: do'
• V : ajjWO-Torpedoea.'.• ‘ - ? -
l ease Nutmegs.' :*
00 kegs Cooking Raisins.
. Received and for sale by . .
dec6 J. C, ANDERSON & CO, No. C Wood fit.
•• • - - < f
*
• V"
■ Invalid* of Pittsburgh and Vliialty,
"\rOUlt attention]. urgently lutlimin it crefof *M can-
X did pcniral of WBwtlifitg that im }tUt tjeeniMro
ducod Into tho Umo-honoral Koj.tono
PBIVEIItfIACnEK’S
lITOIIO-KTJ2OTHIO
VOLTAIC CHAINS!
A NEW audNOVEL modo of applying dpowerfol
agent, 00 constructed as to bo worn tmder the garment*;
next to tho skin, producing a constant, UNINTERRUPTED
current of EIiECTttO-aiAONETIBM, effoetldg
' Immediate Relief
From the most aeute’pain, and also a permanent core of all
NEHVODS DISEASES.
Jtjseldom hM failed to furnish almostccrtola relief, and
- ? PERMANENT CURE, by being used according '
to directions, .to the following diseases :
RhettaAtism,. v< . Uterine Palmy : 1
Gout,. Sciatica, ■■■■■;.■.■: palpitation of the Tlcart,
laralyflifl, % •■■■. - Periodical Headache,
Painful end Swelled Joints, Sk Titus' Dance, \
Neuralgia of the Face, Oenorol Debility,
Diseases of *he Spine; - l’alnsof the Chert,
• Uysterfc«,Dy*f I >ctwia. :
ALL DISEASES ,
That «ro> caused bjr :a deficient- Amount 'of ■ NERVOUS
FLUID, are CTeatly relieved,-1/not permanently cured hr
simply wearing the chains fora few hours each day, :
. ■-Be it Understood
.That it is not claimed that it cures nil diseases, but only
those fir which it is recommeijdfd;! and'moreover, -
boldly claim and DEPYythat no medicinal <«gont of ANY
KIND has perfbrmed.gO MANY CURES during the lost
year, of those diseases lust named, as
PDEVERMAOHER’S jeeectbic chaihs. '
Ami aseertiomwc defy any person to produee
-WELL; AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of
• Briontrße Physicians. nud intelligent patients as' may bo
ofThs a° S^ti”t£,l < ?n! llrt;r - rf;i pOSU ’*° b 0 taa -
Thoolectric Ch.lMyrarnll»t litnxlnwd (aTranco in 1850,
and after bring subjected to the most • '
Thorough and Rifild ir r | a i,
Bytheflrstmedical menfnParis,they werefound topos- ■~r
boss strange and marvellous power in relieving pain,' wbere
ever applied* and by their influenco were Introduced Into " *
the hospitals of that dty, and also secured by letters patent •
by the French Government. •'. . r
They are now introduced in odmost every Hospital in
-England, Gerinany, Auatria, • And.patented In
titosa countries; where they have become the j
MOST .POPULAR CURATIVE All ENT IK TUB WORLD.
They were first introduced Into the United States about
.year since, and went through: the- aaffta trial as iuEu
rope,and-were"at bnee introduced into evoxy Hospital in
New York, where they aro now in daily- use, effecting even'
MORE. WONDERFUL CURES than had over before been
awarded them.
They are highly weommonded by Frofs,,Valentine Mott,
Van Bureh* Pose and others, who Jhavo published thoir
views of thrir power and value In several of'the medical
journals in'that dty,.and are also in tho daily practice of
recommending their useto patients. A ftiU account of their
: outnlon raay also be fbumiia every. pamphloVand sent to
in the State by applying (post
II. KBYBER, who is agent for Pittsburgh,
Pa. -The charas can be senthy mail, with lhll descriptions
.•fbrnse.-- -■■■■■* ■ ■■■ • : : ■ -■
Price of Chains, $3 and $5;
Physicians are politely invited to call and examine their
construction, anapronounco upon their merits: *
One Word More to'Divallds/
• Noper«inhced.fenr:;thatth'ey. will-hot accomplish just
whatit is claimed they, can do, and all’ perrons who have
become dlsgnsted.with a constant- pouring down of patent
nostrums (bottled swill) are kindly and politely invited to
give them a trial.
( N. IL—One Chain will last for years and losemone ofjts
electric power by. use, and can bo applied to either adult or
hild. " : ■■ .. •
GEO. H* KEVSER, No. 140 curncr of Wood street and
Virgin alley, wholesale and retail agent; • [ddc!6u!Uw6m '
yYSPEFSIA,
i) RHEUMATISM,
, SCROFULA,
v LIVER COMPLAINT, Ac.
FRO?I THE METROPOLIS.—Pass It around! let tho of*
fiicted hear the glad tidings I This U but tbo sentiment of
thousands:
> WsstnsaTos, Mny -17,186 J. '
2Xasn, Mortimer t£ Mmobray—Qe ntlemen: Having been
afflicted with Liter Qmijjlainl of. ten years standing, I here*
by, for the beneflfcof the afflicted, take great pleasure In an*
nocmdng that after using a tew bottles of your Hampton
Tincture, I found, it had accomplished a pertect cure. .1
have used different medicines from time to time,hut have
never been able to account apparent goodj end It Is
a blessing to strickenjhnmanity to find thai that medicine is
found whichpoaeuts Gie wcmarouspower of prdUmginghu
man life. :. The many cures it has wrought la. a. eufflcient
guarantee of the benofidal rcsTiltewhich may be experien
ced firom its use. . Yours, respectfully,:
■ ■ : ;j; CusTsiif Hat.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
[Extract from Jamts Letter, Fa . -} ’
: After speaking of. wonderful cores on himself he says>-
MrSi-H. has^-been suffaring with .the liver complaint and
with '-Inability, constantly complaining, from weakness
through her whole system. Sho now enjoys better health -
than for thirty entity restored, use of -
Hampton’s Vegetable Tincture.”. -- -r ' '• >
- DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
[Extract of a letter from J.Gnmes, fa.} t
: ,;*‘My wife hax-been 1 for-yearsafllfcted with great wcok--
ness: pain in the breast, aideanid backjpalpitatioa of tho
heart; feebleness of the nervous aystemMoss of appetite;
complendon sallow’rthe right of one eye almost gone, the ' - "
other very weafc ; lam pleased to sny.lTompton’s Tincture :
has restored hey to. perfect healthu . Her eyes'are as good
now as ever they were.”.
BHEUMATIBM, C 8 YEARS. :
Kirs. E. Bagwell, of Virglni% suffered Drom -Kheumaiism
from her 12th to her,LOth year of age; at times entirely
helpless. Being wealthy, she eiuployeduiob*atmedical at- •
tention; and tried many medicines, but vrotf cured only by
Hampton?* VegeiaMe Tincture. ’ ;-.v' - '
. CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY; RHEUMATIBHJ: '
Tho wite ofThomas'M. Yeakle, ,78 Pearl street, was a •
groat sufferer ter eight yem& : Restored to perfect health
. yHamptoh’s-VejmtableTincture. ' •
' MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM. *
. Mr. Jarrelt Plumiaer,T6B East Baltimore street, suffered'
this disease Intensely six years; could'not sleep; dreadful
ulcers formed on his llmhs, from which splintorsofbonojs-*'
suwl. .His himincurahle;butHamp*'
ton!s Vegetable T»ncturacured-him. ,:
. HEREDITARY SCROFULA. . '
; Aboyin bf the-HoiiuW.p,
member of Congress from .Kentucky, waa-a moss-oi sores- -
from head to. His eyelids turned inrido-out, protru
ding over thbeyebfliUs so,as tbproduco blindness- Ho was
cured by Hampton's Y<gdaUe Tincture,
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, Ac. -
: Mr. Wm. Oldham, of the Baltimoro Cnstom-Hous«>, suffer
ed these complaints months, with body and
mind seriously affected. .He was curod by Hampton's Veg
etable Mixture, after other things foiled.
• COUGH, CONSUMPTION, Ac.
Mr. Henry C. ; Winn, had 4L cough for five years, great
weakness, Ac 4 had. in all, five or six physicians; tried all
their remedies, but was cured only, by , -
. . HAMPTON’S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.- ;
For sale, wholesale and retail, at tho Drug Store of
Dr.GEO. H. corner of Wood street ond-’VIr-'*
gin alley.. Also, by J. P.'FLEMING. Allegheny. fno23!dtw
TJIROMJTIIB NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Washington
X City, May Istl>vlSs2:—?. ' r
, DjuJ.S. Rosa's .Jfedtatf Adviser to Tenons in Sic&haiand •
in Health, toilh an'Almanac /orlSs2.—This publication ifl
from the.pen of an'eminent physician 1 , of Philadelphia, a .
regular graduate of tho Medical College, and an honorary
member of .the Hiiltalglphiw Medical Society. It contain*
much .good advice to invalids, as woltos persona In health.-,
It also describes Ini a comprehensive manner 7 the diseases
.of our variable climate; and ,the mode-of treatment,.: "No
family should be without ft <»py of this book. It can bo
had, without any charge, at thsTcrions drug stores in this
city, where Dr. Bose's. Ta}tmble Family Medicines are fbr
. sale..; • v- ' ;
- Da.J. 8. Rost's
grectest discorery in medim science; This-astonishing
preparation for raising up a wcafcoonstltuflon, debilitated
by care, labor, study or disease, acts like a charm/ It gives '
strength and - appetite, and;-possesses..great invigorating
properties. -Forheart disease, all nervous affections, tlatn
ence, heart-bum, neuralgia,* mis-' * -
ing the spirits/ and giving power to" the wnolosystem, It Is -
almostmiraculQtHln l(aSrectB, ; 'Kny'ccntsu bottle. - •
Dr. Ro&i .Cdebnted FakiHy.iTaiicinet^ajidhU'Medical
Adciiarto Persons in' Sidmtis.and in'HeaVJu—l am Just In : •
receiptor a frcshassbrtmehfcof. the above Mcdidoos, and a :
lot of his valuable books for distribution, of which the pub- •
lie aro torited to call and accept a copy.
■ Jecl&daw 0. H. KKYBER, 140 Wood street.
DE BAOTIHG’S LACE OF BOD'X BBACE. . .
'' i — Tim Brace of Jpr. IJaniiiog
* got;up ib a touch imj:•**■.■».
<A fonDu-acd la vom by • •- •
vdreds :of persons for. the /.
ndpreventipn of Vocal, ;
?nary, llymcptic, tfcr* *
Spinal, Female* U 1& .
, and iTMtttxd.[ WEAK- ■:
ISBEB, such asProlapsus
fiorlV'. Chronic; Dlarrncca,
raggirg of the Bowels,
Fistula, Milk Bog, and
.of had
OS* I sd&o keep fitr.h'a, ChapSn’e,3ackson*B, Mrs. Battjf
and .Vanhorn's SUPPORTERS; also, TRUSSES of every ■■•■■■•
kind; Idea Stockings, Suspcnsary Bandages, and every va- -, ■;
riety of mechanical appliances nsed.fn'tbe cure of disease.
I would respectfully, invito the attention of physicians and •
others to tho abovoarticlos. •
Forsalent Dr. G. HVEEVSER’S DRUG STORE, .
' 140 \faod street
N. B.—Persons In want of Trusses, can have thorn sent.
to any port of iho country, by staving whether for the right
: or left side, and sending the measure round the body, [nol { '
550 Reward
■ rf-s**..•- WlUi bopald to ftnypCTsonifhotrDllray
,-ab6*-of Dr TKRREI?B ‘ HEALING OINIV *\ :■<
H£NT, &ad use it according to dlrOctioi», k <
, . if thoy'vrill call at my office and say vith 1
«3t £jj j • ct clear eansclenco,tbat it will -not eom-
J&SZ&L- jjJddy curt Chapped Hands, Chlblaliis,Chtt* •'
: -: . flng, Soro Lips, Burns an&Freezes, Sores
on. Children, and.greatly alleviate, ifrsot» -•
entirely core Sal tin cum, Piles, Ipflammft*
tion of the Breast, Bites of Inserts, Pimples op the Faco,, •
and all Diseases of tbo Bkln. UONAOE 7EBBKL) -•» >'
\ - ,-': V -•••••-:* ",.
Tor sale by FLEMING. BROTHERS. ana Dr: -KEYBER,...
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J.G. BmTH, Birmingham; Mrs. : -
,B. HOLMES, TemperancerinorD. M. CURRY, - Allegheny; • i s
•WJL SEIBERT A BRO., 477 Penn street, Pittsburgh; LOll* ' •'■•
EHZ A WIGETMAN, Pennsylvania Glass works; SAMTi T -■<••
DYER, Allegheny; WIL SMlTH,.La^rcnecrillo; LUKBB.
DAVISON, Ewt v liberty; SPANG A CO., Stc-reartrtorwn;
LEWIS DALZELL A CO-, Sbarpsburg;BTKW ART, LLOYD
& Co~* Mechanics’ Iron Works; J. W. HANNEN, Mao- .*
cheater. ■.'•■• ; •'• :~,jy2satiwy:
t\B TCTi-irKL'g DEALING; OINTMENT vQI curt Salt- >'
-YJ rheum (Tetter), Chilblains, Common Bores, Chappod or
Craeked'Hnods,Bums or Scalds, Cuts or Wound8 I rilea,la* ■
flanunation of the-Breast, Bitea,of Insects, Sore Lip*,Plm • ;
- pies on the Puce, and Breaking Out ana Sores on Children, :<
and all Diseases of the Skin, quicker and rarer than any.
ether Medicine. • •
■ For sale by FLEMING BROTHERS, and Dr. KEYSER,
Wood streot, l*ittsburglx; J. G. SMITH Birmingham Drug >
Store: WM. BEIBERT A BRO* 477 Penn street; LORENZO
A WIGIITMAN, Pennsylvania Glass Works; Mrs. Si-- -
HOLMES, TemperancurillevD. M;CUIIRF. Allegheny City;
SAMUEL DYER, Allegheny City; WM. SMITH, La-wnJnc**
•ville; LUKE B. DAVISON, East Liberty; SPANG A (XV
Stewartatown; LEWIS DALZELL A CO., Sharpsburgb;
BTEWART LLOYD A CO* Mechanics’ Ironworks;
HANNBN, Manchester.; ,
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TWT B.—A single box of Dr. TERKKI/S OINTMENT will. >
Jl| ♦ keep any Blacksmith's, Formats, Bailort,orMochan
ic's hands, lot them chap or crack ever so bad, sound and in ;:
good'working order all winter. ;• "V Jij
Prepared and sold by ■ ■■• . • . MONROE TERREL, ~. .-
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Private Dlieasea, . '■"•••..
_j% DB. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, Be-1
g?3sp votes his entire attention to an oQleo Practice. egggw
W: His businass is mostly confined to Pricait RM
Venereal DUcaux, and such painful affections* MSsm
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence and excess* i
- Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions,Gonorrhca,GleehStriotnrr»
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of [the Blood, witfi all Disea* ;
B«s Of -the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases; Scorbutic Erup
tions,Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weak*
cess, Impotoncy, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness,-
Monthly Sapprcesloufl, .Diseases of the Joints, Ffetula in .
Ano, Nervous Affections, Pains In the Back and Loins, Irri..
tatlonof the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully
Cure guaranteed *' ’ "
gixtoon ytsara* practice (six In this dW enables Dr. Broun.
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who may coma un*
der his care.
OfUce and Pdrote Consultation Rooms, 41, Diamondallar«
Charges moderate. soTikdAw
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