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THE CITY POST.
THCESDAY MORNING:
PRINTERS’ FESTIVAL.
Th® fourth annual festival of the Pittsburgh Printer*
Union came oil on Tuesday evening, at. Washington Hall;
supper, which was prepared by Shaodlemeir and Frau
cu,ortho Bank Exchange, woa.au excellent one, and re*
fleeted great'credit on the ability ortbeae.gentlemen to'
perform wonders In tho cumne art—as iho French, Who
grow enthusiastic tn cookery,'would soy.'. ? V .-? * . ' : .?•'
Aboutonchundred. persons—-invited guests and printers
—rat down to capper at half pastnino o'clock. • After they
■hadfeasted sumptuously, the cloth .waa. removed and.the
chairman? df. tho committee of arrangements, Air. E.: A-
Myers, . eiuiouiiced .the following (officers of tho Union) as'
the officers of the evening:. ,•
JVwiifent-i-jamesMills. . ; m- V''
Vice Presidents^-' William S. Haven, C. Dofenberry, P. ll*
Coolley, John D. Stuart, o.Sl.lrwinondT.A,Smith. ■ <
*Vers£Un<rs—-Jonu 0. Harper, R, W. Staunton, and YVm.
F. Russell. ;
Varioua letters wer® read from distinguished men both In
and out of tho printing huriooFS,.responding to invitations'
w tuudored thorn to attend the celebration. ' Letters wero
received from Senators Seward and’Everett, Bayard-Taylor,
Solon Robinson,M m. C. Bryant, John Mitchell, Hon. Tbca,
M. Howoi Hon. James Harper, of New York, Leeky Harper,
of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, 'and, the Presidents ofvaricurtype.
graphical Unions , throughout the country. Their, length
provcntu odr publishing them. - • ' ’ * : ;~r'r
The following; letter, from' Hon. Ellis Lewis .possesses a
general Ihtorost, Tho subject of whichlt treats, is Ohethat
is now attracting a great deal !of feeling; throughout iW.
country:". '••.'*
puTLADurnu, January 7,38 M.
GtottanQi: My . duties here prevent my. httendanee. at
Pittsburgh, toiinito withy ou in celebrating tho birth-day
of tha great Franklin.. 1 thank you for the ktndlnvitation
aud'hcrewUh enclose a eentiment which I hope will meet
the approbation of every; man connected-with the art of
printing.. Me are, at Ibis moment, threatened with the
ratification, of the international copy-right treaty. So far
as tho granting of,copy-rights, for limited times, Is placed ,
upon the true ground of expediency, there is no objection
uwfalexertion*,
ooa in the right to tho works of authors after the copy-right
penous have expired, will bo compensated fur the valuable ■
right which they part with. But to acknowledge •an au
thor’s; 'right, independent of statutory enactment, to prov
hiblt the. publication of Ids tcok. after be boa sold, it, ;-is to.
granthlai a monopoly, not of the profits o/ hit ownlabor,-■:
- but of the innmlian of printing, which be has no right'to
whatever. These English authors, and tlicir American co
adjutors, who are so free In the use of bard natnea,*nd ao
loud in their hoasting of honesty, 'simply.desire to- pirate
tho profits a{ Viiiirtortnultipiijirig copies. Thpy wish to muz-,
ale-tho press, and jo lay a tribute upon It. It is nonsense
to talk of theit moral right to tho projilt of tho printing
business. And yet' their claim is nothing more nor lew Ulan
that; fbr what bHnefltcould they derive from, their, works
unless they pirated tho Inventions or otherr and particular
ly tho typographical art?.-After on'anthorsalifl.tneooopy
ofhis.book.hn lii* ao more mortal right to prevent ns from
multiplying copies of it, by means of the noble “ art preset
■vatiro of all arts.” thau he would have toprohibitmofrom
multiplying the turnip?, or grain which I purchased of him,
by moans of this' science of agriculture. Lei this question
be pjaced upon .the true ground of public pqUcy,&nd then
it will.be fkir.to consider whether tlm employment of.our
artisans in the ra-publication of English works, and tho cir
culation of thbliterolurn of the mother coontry. at cheap
rates, thouM begiven up without an ample equivalent.
Yours, truly, EbLIS LEWIS.
The International Copy-Right Treaty ': The advautagos of
tho typographical nrt, in the spread of useful knowledge;
belong to the public; and ought hot to be transferred or laid •
under tribato to foreign authors, without the most ample
«qu valent. . .
TTieToilowing.sentiments and extracts from letters rw*?
cciTed, wo subjtiia
By John Campbell. PreFiJontßetroit Typographical Ul
ion—The bavm of Pitlsbu'ph: May it eTer be cuunited
by the principles of concord
By Ihmd A. Cooke, Presidentof tho. New York Co opera
tire Union— Tyjrgraphical Unions: Tho main-stay of tho
craft in which wo sail. Our motto should be—Union how
wnd forever, one oniT indivisible. ; < .
By William JL Kgl«, Prominent of the Harrisburg Priot
ors’ liuion—Tbc Memory of. franklin: Yhe lightning* daz
zle the,world with his genius, and the press pays homage to
his name.
By Leckv flarpor, of Mount 'Vernon, Ohio—T7i* JYmfrr*
°f Pittsburgh: Men who knowtheir rights, and knowing,
dare maintain them. ....
By V\m. 11. T.ckert. Prcfulcnt-of the X’hiladelp’hia Typo
graphical '.Vn\pii-r:PeuvkUn, : The; raga whom tctli world*
clrtm us their own, whose name U recorded with equal
honor iu the history.of government and that of science,is
justly entitle.! to be reckoned among thbsc who have deno
tlie greatest good to our ppeoleg. " .
By Alexander W. Kook v of Grc-maburg, Pa .—Typography,
cal- Unionsr'Wlwn govertiel by men who are influonc«i by
sincere mbiives, tbn beAt in?trnments thfttcan he uted for
tho of the craft; but whpu they neglect to legis
late for the employer, they forget themselves. 1
llilHam C. Bryant, of New York, writes— l4 Jt will. I
hope, bo long before these licuors ceve to le> paid to the
. memory of one of.thu wiFcrt and most useful of men”
Hon'. Edward Ererctt, of 3laiss. t writer— u Asa Bostonian*
I should have liad p easure in joining you in tba
commomoraticn of Franklin’s birthcley> ®t Pittsburgh,—
a spoi which, when lYacklln was born in Boston, one hun
dred and fifty eight >cars ago, still l*y in the heart of an
almost--traekle*» wilderness. \Thal wonders of progress
haT® been achieved iu this century and a half; and who
lias clone more to produce them than.Fr*nkY»nT”
Bv J. E. !Vhsrt«>n, ot Wheeling Vn.— The Printers of the.
Union and the Lnient of 7*ruilers— Thu rulers of a Ire® and
intelligent people: nmy they ever be guided'in th® path of
duty by the bright htnr rf their profession wboFo birth-dsy
they are now celebrating,*’
The regular toasts werw then read by the Ctaiiman :
1. The President of the United Stain : Colled to govern a
free people—mav he fo order Jus ndminlptTation as to merit
tho award of “ well done good and l&hLtul itrvsnt.”
Air by the Band—Hail Columbia.
, 2. TAc Army ujjcZ A'c/t-.v: Tho right and left arms of'our
national defence—ever rvody and fffirirnt to sirik® for tb®
right ; may so combination of circumstances ever compel
them to give a blow in the wrong.
Gon oral Larimer responded, tn this tosft In his usual *so
and happy manner, and received continued' plaudits fur his
inanv interesting and amusing anecdotes.
3. The Gorervor of Penvsylvania : At the e*l3 of his fel
low-citizens ho laid down the stick to rule th® State—a proof
that printers are not oil fixed ** , s. Msy he eadistribute
justice that his constituents will find no errors to correct
■ To this, Thos. J. Keenan, E.«q., rcpljciL His remarks
were characterised with eloquent, humor.
4. Franklin; Whether revered as the pnntor,the states
man, the pfcj!o*ophcr,cr the author*we find that on blabrow
“ every god did set Ms seal to give the word assurance cf a
man.”
Hr. Will Cuddy responded in & brief speech.
5. IKirftinyfon; Pcvmdandbeloved by btifountTjraen,
he Bead* do monument* to perpetuate Lt.< name toil fame
—for ■while Fexmox he* a home among men, his memory
will bo eheriched in thtlrbeariof heart*.
[Drank standing and in rilence.]
C. The JVew: A mlghlirt motor than wind, steam or
Archimedean lever—for it U&ntinits Ideas which move the
world. - •
<ico. ]■*. Gillmore, Lfq., replied to this In an eloquent men-
7. Fb.vsl,Gulltmlvrrf end Sihertfer: PioureraJn the art of
printing— to them human pn gicrs owes & lasting debt Of
gratitude. .
Sir. WV S. ITnten, in irply lo this toast, gave a historical
necount of tho Invention of punting end its inventors.
S. ThtJ'rinUrf yational Union: Formed for the protec
tion and elevation of the craft; if its numbers hot prove
(rau to lhemselvra and to the designs of its prelectors, it
will surely and effectually ececmplkb Hamlet-ion.
To thi*, Mr. Jos. ST. Kinkcad responded in an able man
nfr. J 1 is remarks were quite inloreating.
0. The Iron City * Great in her mourccs; fortunate in
her locution. No ever can tell her future.
Ilia honor, Slayer Vo!*, was called cn to respond, which
he did in handreme ptvle. He roncludid 1 y offering a »<n.
timent. ,
■ 10. The FUclirc Judiciary : Having hcen foccd, offer a
fair trial, to meet the ends of justice, is another proof of
the capacity of the people to (hccra their public servants.
It. Biddle Roberts, £fq:, responded in his usual admirable
manner, llis rrmsrks were listened to with pleasure, as
they always are on soch ©cearicriEu ...
11. Oar Sister frnvmx: We greet'Ahem one and all afro*
Workers with us in the great cause of elevating our honor*
od craft, and of assisting ami protecting etch other against
tha curse of. “unfair workmen” and the oppression of those
who ceem not to believe that the “ laborer is worthy of bis
hire.” «
.Mr. Wm. E. Stevenson resprnded In a few neat and ap
propriat u remarks, and was listened to with max ked atten*
tion.
12. AFrec Prax, Fret, Speech, and Free Schotts: ■ Three
surer defences against oppression than walls, fortifications,
or bayonets. .
John M. Eirlcpalnck, Xaq., responded to the above in an
elegant r.nd appropriate manner. .'Ho never fails to interest
his auditory.
13. The:Fair Sex: * ‘
Auld nature swears the lovely dears
Her noblest works she classes*,. 0;
Her 'prentice hand she tried on man,
And then she made tho lasFes, 0.
This toast was: responded toby three times three beany
From a largo - number of volunteer traMf offered, we se
lect the following;
By Jnraea Mills —The Legitimate Drama; m. exemplified
in its worthy representatives—Messrs. BrolsfDrd and Bailey.
Mr. Brolsford responded to this- toast, in a few pleasant
and vHt-y remarks. Mr. Bailey also replied; ' 1 .
l?y 11. P. Callow —The Pittsburgh Councils .vTho great
overseers of our citizens’ interests^—in their various walks
through bur strests, may they ever keep aa eye on tho Iron
Horse and his track. .
Mr. McAuley responded.
' By Mr. Kirkpatrick— The American- Xatio^ality. —The
center of a worlds hopes—-feundationed as it Is, upon the
beautiful trinity— ; Freo Schools, free Speech, and a freo
Press. Nopbnso of its career can be too progressive; no
feature in its destiny 100 manifest.
By F- E-Volz—May the youthful example of Benjamin
Franklin, the Printer boy, provea pillar ofcloudbyday.aud
n pillar of fire by night, to guide the members Of the Typo,
graphical Unionor-Pittsburgh to the hlghwt honors end
distinctions. . •
By C. Dusenbury —The Vnion y the whole Union—A con*
atcHatiou of bright stars—tbo pleaides of the moral world;
May their united rays shed a bald.of glory, upon, tho world
until the last syllable of recorded time.
By a Printer— The Electric Ttlegraph.
John I*. Glass responded, end offered the following;
Btnj. Franhdin: “ T3ie philosopher of the thunder-bolt,”,
and the printer-hero.of the Revolution. - .Tho Telegraph at
tests his philosophy—the press his patriotism—and the
world his triumphs. . .
By a Guest— Dr. G. IT, Ktysar: An Esculaplas whose
nostrums will euro more ills, with the aid of advertising,'
than tic'sh and blopd are heir to. Wo all hail bis Expecto
rant os a Krrereigtr. remedy for all the complaints it purports
to cur**; and aa ho expeets-to-rant on this occasion, we call
upon him for one of his best speeches. .
: Br. K. responded in a humorous speech.
By F. 11. Cool Icy— Th t Prin tm of A imstron g County: TTe
welcome their representatives in oar midst.
Mri Sweeney, of Brady's Bend, responded.
By It. 11. Myers—27ic Memory of Samuel Moody: A true
gentleman, amla goodprinter-
Mr. F. IT.<Joolley responded.
A large number of volunteer toasts were. Mod and re
sporidwl to. Musical gentlemen favored the company with
eonga, and eloquent gentlemen with speeches. - In tho
course of the evening n-marks wero mado, responsivo to
toasts, by-Messrs. Haven, Keenan, Ooolloy, Phillips, Lori
•■ia
Ifflcri KirkpairickjQUlmorßjßrelribrdrßaUGyj Eoyser, and
other gentlemen.-' 3
.Young'sbrass band was. ju'&ttendanco daring tho even*
iqgj and favored tho company with a number of beautifal
airs. • TMr band is ono of tbabeftta the city. :
; Tlio company did not separate until a very lato hoar.
:::JAMJARY 19.
; lx tits Court or Own -on> T«bionm, before lion- Wn. JB
McClure, President Judge, Gabriel Adams and Wm. Bo?trs.
Associates, . . . ot * /
Commonwealth vs. John Clegg and Charles ffisenban-’h*
indictment, murder. Prosecuting Attorney * Roberts, and
M.I. Stewart.for the. Coifimonweal'hm-and-Messrs. IHneV
Swoitzcr and Jones for the defence. ■ . ..■"?■
Dr. Jfcrcmlah Brooke., and d)r. R. M. Tindlo testified as in
tho nature of tbe wound of which Carson died.
.Barnuel Robbins, sworn*—Martin Myers, Joseph Robbins
“enry Carson and myself camo to the Monongahela bride/
bptweon nine and ten.o’clock, oa the night of tho ISth Di*
ccmbori a tow_hoat was passing underneath
Oarson and I. Robbins got to^ hallooing to those on the boat;
the watchmen camo up and: caught hold of mv hmtw
asd were .tent takrag blm oft, when ho“oM “re- S ren
' neW ; Cuson;,.bo>]B>, got loose ’ana ran.
TOey ran on the bridge, and Careonhidtoood to Joe to atop;
■{??? B^il P^, W 1 I Wan v tcd - t ® co s Q backtotown, batlwoold
Sfnl «nd Cowan came run
ulng from the Pittsburgh end of tho bridge; when they
Oamo ttpvthey. epoko to my. brother,,;and. asked him what
was the matter; Cowon said some one had hit him with a
c 5 a -i < £,» lM iS' o, Carson said ‘Vwhat are you going to do
about it , . Cowan mode an answer which Idld not hear.'
y-arson jumped’ofer the wlrejand as be did so,Cowan struck
him ; Ijnmped over, and got them apart and started Carson
on, I Walking alone talking to Hixcnbaugb; after wo bad
got up somo distance, Carson camo np to lilxenbaugh and
eaiil you aroibeman that struck me. Hlxenbangb said he
was not, ond Carson started on. Clegg said ho would os
leave fight for Joe Robbins os a brother; Clegg pulled out a
knuckle?, and struck a column of tho bridge;. Carso tv mine
np.ond again accused Ulxonbaugfa of striking blm; ho do-
Pledlt, and Carson called hlm-a liar, and stmek him. I
jumped in to parttbem; Carson struck three or four times
at Ilixenbangb, after I bod gone in to parttbem; Hlxen*
bough pulled out n knife, and struck at Carson; we were
thou between tbo first and second p!er» p of. theSoutbPitts
burgh sMo of tho bridge, and. wore in the middle of the
bruige; just after that, Carson said “I’m cut; 1 ' after be
said it, I turned and looked, and saw him going away with
his hand on his side; I turned around and sawllixenbaugh
shut the knife on his side, and put it Into bis right hand
■ packots I backed lllxonbaugh back on the bridge, pulled
out a pistol, and said if I thought It was him I would shoot
him down in his tracks ; he paid *\l swear to Christ It was
not may cut-, my heart out if you choose.'’ I let
go, ami he started to run, andioy hrothor caught him, and
threw him on the bridge. . I caught my brother, and made
11. give mo his knife; aWerl gottbo knife, I looked nt It—
hod matehes-rand there was no blood on it. My brother
got 11. down twice, on the bridge, and at Blackburn's store
After wo got below tho bridge, H. ran to tho glasshouse*
wo followed him, and then chased him down the road
Cross-examined—l paw Carson at the Dr's, shop; I did
not see Cowan after Carbon jumped over tho wire, until T
*** J ll ? 1 tbero; IHxenbaugh struck ot Csreoji sidownvs: T
had hold of lUxenhaugh, when he struck with the knife;
had him b> tho breast. and Carson sirnclc over iny should*
or; Carson did not strike after ho was ent; it was o damn
dark mgbt—nomoon, nolighto.
Robert Uaguc testified that on tho night or the 18th Pm*.
no went to the hou«e where Clegg boarded, on the other
side of tbo river, and *ound him in bod; I waked him up •
searched him, and found a knire In his pocket which had
blood oa tho blade—tho blood appeared fresh: Steinberg
found a knuckler in Clegg’s overcoat. It waa about twelve
o’clock when! arrested Clegg. '
Martin Mjfoy'tesilfloii that be was with Car»n and tho
others, when they wore on tb« bridge; the three boys—
Clegg, XHxcnbangh, and Cowan; had several words with
Gareon and Joe Robbins; I penuaded.the three boys to go
away, and they swore, as big a crowd as wo were; they were
not afraid of us ; I walked into tho wegon track; Henry
Carson camo toward me ; I caught hold of htm and advised
him to go homo with me, and not got Into a flgbt. lie said
ono ot tho men struck at him, and ho would not lako that,
and ho went toward tho thieo bova. Saw Robbins waa walk
ing to them; Carson made a lick at thorn, and then came
toward mo; I endeavored to prevent a fuss, but Joe Rob
bins aaidl must let Carson go; I did so and remained
where I was; Carson went back; I did not toko ranl-ular
notice, but in about a moment, hoard him say ho Was eut
enough. Tho remainder of the direct examination was
similar to Robbins*. •
Cross-examined—Tt was about o’clockr Carson and
Joe Robbing wssmed after a fight, and were both In li-iuor
Anton Letykus tsstified that after Carson went and join
ed Myers tho last time, ono of tho Hires hoys halloed that
he was a bettor mao. sod wan'nt afraid; Carson came back,
then, and a little while after bo Mlbark.’ond tald “enougb,
I’m cut,” Isaw tww others running not of the crowd; Uix
enbaogh *tsrtod to run, but was caught by Samuel and Joe
Robbins; the two ran to tho Pittsburgh sidd-
After this witness bad been examined, Court adjourned
until Tuesday morning.
• Dr. Denny testified that Carson came tohU office in South
Pittsburgh, and also aa to tho nature of the wound.
. Rebecca Camp testified thntoo thu night of tho 15lh, she
heard a noise and went lo the dcor; saw a toon inßiia shirt
sleeves, who appeared to be making great lamentation- lie
said his partner!:* Henry Carson, and Ulxenbangb has cut
him. Returned inaido of the house, hut heard a noise, and
went o.ut again; saw a small sized'man running down
ibe beard walk; bt* stopped opposite toy house; the- man in
bi< shirt sleeves, bal oed about Garwm being rut, when the
omon opposite my house said: “ I’m the man tliat cut
him, and would do It again. •* lie went down tho road, and
man la his shirt sleeves turned bock.
Henry 0. Rudd testified that on (he night of the lath,
Clegg came Into MCulN’a glass hnuso; hrarUJoo Robbinw
halloo that hia partner. Catron, was cut by Hlxenbaugbt
Clegg said in reply to Bobbins, •* lllram Clegg rut him, and
will cut him again.'
hrntrtt Ituor testified to the same statements made by
Clegg: that he had cut Hlxcnl*a«gh; Clegg, when in M'-
Cully’a glass house., where wituess work«j, hac} a pair of
knucklcrs, and as he went ont be struck Uie door, and the
marks ran bo seen now.
Wn. 11. Bean testified that be boarded about half a mitn
helow the bridge, in Went Pittsburgh: on the night of th»*
Iftlh. shout 11 o’clock, J(dm Clegg come rubnlos up the
porch; he oi*ncd the dour, and asked tor me to come out:
he wanted to see tuo. I West out, and be said that there
waa a fight on tho bridge, and. ho cut a man. After
further conrerrailon, Cicgg went into the house, and raid
Uixenbaugb had a tight on iho bridge, and he fClegf) cut a
mao, ood they had -Htxeubaimh up tor cutting tbo man.
bat it was not him (Hixcnbaugb) that did It. 1 tuked Urn
to show me lux knife, and be mud he hadn't iu 1 soli, you
have It. for I saw kat tho dt>»r. He lit a cigar, and got up.
and. said, “I did Ic -night whst 1 never did before—l cut a
man, and I bdicre, by God, I cut him in two.” Ho went
home then.
Orfrtj<3iipniicil~ Cl*gg war. pro*it drunk: ho was wild,
and I did not believe what he was fsyiug.
William J. Rivliardson tetUhed to -tic same facta related
hv the «W)To witness; and sho, that aucr became into the
houFe, where W]!ucjts slro boaidi'.t. lic»n asked him “whv
dUI you rnnr f and he answered *• Ilixr.nl aucb wbi*ti«i,
and’Ujen we ran.” Dean a.*k<J you know t»n»n
hvlbatr” Ho sedd *• that .w«s a bargain Ufi r<d,xvTKL thoi
we should. whUile; that would K- a algoal-tor tin: other to
rnn ”
Uyrnm Cowan testified that while he was with Ch-TC in a
bottpe of ill-fame, on slrcet, one of Urn women
*rk«l Cltvg for his kntfr t and when ahogot ttwauteidln
keep it; Clegg raid ho wanted the knife for fear of gellirg
into a mars on the bndge. 3bU witne«a wr-nt wiih Ui«
parly on the bridge, but when he saw there was a pro*;»ct
of a fight lie returned.
Catharine And*rson confirmed the story told by Cowan in
rrguM to the kuife.
The proMcutwo mini here. N'o testimony wen offered
for the defi-nec.
Col, Bibch, for the defe&rn, and Mr. Roberts, fir IhcCcm
monwitaUb, cddrrMcdtbojory; aCler whh-h, Judge M Clurc
delivered Ills charge to lhi‘ jury, and they rvtind.
Ftawdixo CostwnTtts.—Tim following nr«i the idandio*
committees of the Pittsburgh Councils, for ISM:
hinanco—Jjorena. McCurdy and Kier, B. C.; Moorhead.
Getty, Block and Thomns M. UUJo, C. C
WaUr—Kincawi, Allen and Bitsr), P.C; Young, frrotr,
Dcncan, Qnlgg, Mr3faster and Janies IJUIe. C. C.
ftmts—Oycr. Murdock, Fmvtli nnvl Wilson, B. C.; Me-
Anlcrv, Caldwell, Kirkpatrick, Ft&err and Miller, C. 0.
Police—-Howard and Edwards, 8. C.; Thornes M.TJtth'.
•Mackin nod Woods, C. G.
Fire Engine and noßfr—Conlell and Wilson, S. C.; Cbli
u*U, Mercer and fiweltxcr, C. C.
Claims and Account*—liyile and Howard, 8. C.; Rovrlrr,
Tncker and Getty, C. C.
CHv Bropcrty—Alien and Taylor, K C; Gracey, Merctr
and Miller, a C.
Aqueduct and Canal—Klcr and Taylor, 8. C; Duncan,
btoerr and McMaPirr, C. C.
Market*—BtescLl and Loom!/, S. C 4 Slngerly, Young ami
Scott, C. 0.
City Printing—McCurdy and Lytle,S.C4 Qulgg,Singerly
and Felix, C. C.
•Wooden Buildings—Drum and Oyer, S. C; Grac-py, Alex*
aeder and Hamilton, C, C.
' Appeals from City AMe**menU—Smyih and Cordell, 8.
Cj Acrocr, Alexander and TuroiT. C. C.
Goa—Murdock and Edwards, b. C 4 Woods, And
Caldwell, a C.
- Monongnhfila Wharf—Kincaid and Drum, b. C 4 Rowley,
BJncfe, and Cbiencll. C. C.
Allcgh°ny Whvrf— Cordell, b. C 4 \erncrand Felix,C. C.
Ordinances—Tx»oiula und JlcCunJy, h. 0.; Swcitzcr Rccd
and Hamilton. 0. C.
Joint Building Association—Lorenz, ft. C 4 M’Aulcy and
Moorhead, C. C.
In tho Allegheny Councils, the Standing Committees arc
ns follows:.
Finance—Walker, rainier and Ashworth, S. C-; Bnowdett
and 31 Slier, C. 0.
Streets—Wilmarih nnd Kirkpatrick, 8. C.; Snowden, Ow
ens and Stewart, C- C.
Wharves and Ijindings—AshwOrtli and Hulford, 8. C,
Stockton, Ley and Gorst,o. C.
City Property—Walker and Painter, 8;C; Martin, Stock
ton and McKinley, C. C.
Water—Painter and. Walker, 8.04 J. B. Smith, Jolmatnn
aod D. Smith, C.C.
Ordinance*—Shonor and Kirkpatrick, 8.0.; Miller, 31c-
Klniey and Martin, C. C.
Claim* and Account*—BuwTl nnd Atwell, S. C.; J. B.
Smith, Miller aod Fischer, C.C.
Gao—Atwell and Ashworth, 8. C.; Johnston, Miller and
Fischer,C. C.
Bnxvoy*—Halford and Yoegtly, S. C.; D. W. Smith, Stew
art and Owens, 0. C.
Poor Farm—Boyd and Yoegtly, S. Cg Owens, J, B. Bxrnth
anil Fischer.
. Printing—Atwell and Kirkpatrick, S.C.;Martin, Owens
and D. W. Smith.
Library—W alker and Boyd, 8.C.; McKinley, Stockton and
Snowdon, C. C. j-
I ire Engines—Shaner and Wilmarth. 5.0.; Fischer,Grach*
ins and D. W. Smith, C O.
Markets—Jßoyd and Shauor, 8,04 Stewort, Johnston.and
Ley, 0.0.
rolice—Boyd and Blszell, 8.04 Stockton, J. B. Smith and
D. W. Smith, C. 0.
Wooden Bulldingp—Bulford and YoegUy, S. C 4 D. W.
Smith, Stewart und D. Smith.
Citt OFncsßS.—The Belect end Common Coaueilß 01 Alle
gheny city, met I&at evening in tho City Halt, for tho par
pose of electing city officer*. Tho following gentlemen wero
chosen to servo for the ensuing year:
Treasurer—Henn* Campbell.
Superintendent of Water Worko—James Ray.
Street Commissioner—Arthur Hobson.
; City Asflc*f>or—R. Packard.
Anocssor of Water Runts—Z. Vnckord.
Clerk of Market*—M. McOonigle.
•Weigh Mostcr—John Chambers.
City Solicitor—B. H.Gever. ,
Recording Regulator— James Richey.. ,
Assutant Rcgnlaton—J. fitoddart and J. Irwin.
Wharf Master— Hucston.
. Salt Inspector—John fitoddart:
Inspector of Wood and Bark—John fitoddart
Bell Ringer—Augustus Huwjlentobaugh,
Pbof. KisaSLEV.-rDon’t forget that this genileman lectures
this evening, at Lafayette Hall, on Astronomy, boforo
tho Library Association. Tho learned gentleman will illus
trate his most fascinating subject by diagrams. Any thl ng
that wo might further add by way. of commendation of the
lecturer or his subject, would bo useless. Go and hear him.
Tickets only 25 cents, to be had at tho door.
.■ Escape of a Supposed CeusiJffiFHtm—Wednesday, officer
Hague sent a telegraphic despatch to . Brownsville, which
caused the arrest of a man named Miller, In that placo. Tho
officer who arrested Miller, placed him on the Brownsvillo
steamboat for tho (purpose of bringing him to this city.
When the steamboat was passing through lock No. 2, Miller
managed to escape foom the boat, and has not since been
huardof. . .. -
• Admitted.—Elias H. Irish nnd Gcorgo H. W&tfon were
ndmittod this morning os attorneys to practice law la*tho
District Court .*■: n ' -
Gas has been introduced Into tho market house of Alle
gheny city. ... ~ • . • .
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TRIAIi POR MURDER.
• Fiacv—A fire brokQ out lost night, about nine o’clock, in
the building known os the Good Intent Hotel, on the corner
of Liberty and Grant streets. The fire caught from a stove
pipe, in -the cake shop .of Charles Tortcr; the stove was
heated very hot, and tlie pipe pawing though Uie cake
shop in Kane's clothing store, the fire was communicated
to tho. partition. It spread quickly, and. In a short time
the enUru bdllding. was in flames. All tho efforts of the
firemen to cxtlngpish tbe firo were; unaraiHogi And it was
not until 41\e interior of the hotel had been
theywere enabled to make- machheadway against.thade"
stroyibg element. The walls of the building aro now stand-.
Ixlg, and not much else..' ; ' ‘ 7 '
... The bonding and ground wtis owned by the RailroadCom*
-pany. • Mr. -Shannon, the proprietor of the hotel, had a
leaso of tho building until tho first of April, 1855,'from Mr;
Hartwell, the former owner of tho iidiiaing..
31r. fihannon's loss wiliinail probability amount to $2OOO.
The mostof his turnlturo, bedding, Ac., wos defltroyed. r :
Tho express train of the Pennsylvania Railroad woiild
have left for the east, at the reghlar tlm6;’had 'it not been
for tho firo. ; The train was token up Liberty streot, above
-the Canal bridge, whore tho baggage odd passengers wore
received*. r ;
Btaqbixq Cass.—An affray .took place yesterday eveniog,
at in Irish.wedding, on Wub3ter street, in which a man
named Andwright was. stabbed by William Irwin, whoso
■release from the county jail we noticed a few-dnys. since.
Irwin, accompanied by a man .named M’Cleary, went inio
tho house, and raised a disturbance,: lu which the former
stabbed Andwright.
• arrested by officers Fox and Dougherty, and is
now in jail. He was committed yesterday evening, by A'd
Mayor.
Watcii Stealiig.—WilJmm B. BchnlTor, a mrmher of tlio
Allegheny Engine,’; and a clothing merchant cf this city,
had a valuable gold watch stolen from -him yesterday ever
-Ing, at tho . fire on Liberty street. The watch was token,
whilo Mr. Shaffer was working at the engine. . r -\ 7
Uscle Toa’s Cabim win be performed at the Theatre
again, this evening, . Last-night, the Thoatro was well «t_
tended ou the Occasion of tlie third representation of this
play since itaremovol.
Tnr CiJiPDELLS.—This popular company had a fiac house
at Masonic Hall last orenlng. The company is all it pur*
ports to bo. Joo Murphy, tho universal favorite, Is as fro*li
as oTer. --
Court.—Before Hon. Moses.Hampton, ProEldent
In the coro of WouAul etal.va. Shot'Dbercej. tho Jury
returned a verdict for tlie defence
Holmes and Ero., v«. Anklcy. In this case, the jury la
COMMEIiCIAL POST.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET.
Orncx or the Dult Sfoaxixo posr, >
Thursday, January ll>, 1854. J
It wa* very unpleasant ye*tenlay uiulfir foot, for out-door
operuUons; thc ko'on tho etrets, aud along thn wharf,
mado it almost impossible f r either man or V> pvt
along. In buplDosH wo did not find much animation. The
market* generally r.re firm for tin: lending articles of Pro
duct!.
FhObil.—The market continues verv firm at yretfcrday’*
quotattono, with aalrt reported, mixed brand, oM ground at
00 bids gnp'crfino at wharf, $d,25 ; IS do uxtrn
family, at $0,50; oaky from are brisUy madu at *0.60
(id ,T 3.
OIAH BK BEl.D.—There routinur* n hri«k demand for
Ciorer, rri’.li rales of bush, to he dejivered in a few days,
K) bush from store at s.‘*.6o; 'some oskiogss,(l2,
from stont. The ealv« tiucu Tucadar morning amount lo
l.tkUi bu-riiols. The Unltiniore American of yratorday quote*
tue market as firm at srt,o2H-0,75.
OATrf.—W« notice a bri-k demand for Oat*, vitli further
fab** of oto bushels at 40; do 4fV
LARI) OlL—Sale* of 4 bM» at s.i
BLCKW UEAI FIXHJK.—SaIe* of 200 rei ka frem r.tnro at
sl,i» sack.
CORN.—Small ialea at 50c.
A>HKS.—Jiah?* 10 raaka imjinrle*! K<la at •:r-
CHK»b.—bales »li!ndv at ln’.t-ltv-.
Sl'GAß.—ntjllaj a rain of o hlwlaat 4 7^c-
JWBnVUJFOJK Sill MBS. .IBMJT-
IhWMft-ftuß, January 1?, !• a.
JVatorlntlie rlvt’T 11 feets iochc«s, and iWas; Th«tivc'r
ts clear of k-u. Latinnu vury oclltp onthe liarf.
There l.« a fair ]>rusp«.<i of sufficient wat«r i'jrti!{j*urif<*-
Tte« of navigation for foroc tiroo to rein*.
The coal men have had a *«d tiui'j of U for the !»*■! two nr
three day*. From So torn oial beet* » err. u]i totbi* mj*ru
tug, aground twtwern and Braver.
Several fJcln ate eunk or ngn-und ot McrrimanU l»nr.
. Wc Irik*- thr follon me «rom Use Cmeinnatl OtfaMcrr ult f
the ITtli—yrstrfjfov :
The river Win* to bwk * J uld fodii-cned.'* 3t vs-ji rtnin
rapm.y ye*t»*r«jftv, with at least f.f»f*-n f,-*t »nTrr i»» the
channel to lymUiill?, Tl.cnswas much kiMlmtita*?, built
was *0 thin aod votf nut tn lw* davgerou*.
No. fl went out at b**f ? Lat«l m.-»rnlng lic-nr. The J-ti-oh
Strader will mniu tmt In « day or too. nod Live tho brOtr
sought and wanting oppcrtonlty in ui+r*i»y th-* gc<>J.qnaß»
tS**s which/»h** to pfvsr.l.l. \\*> appri“lu*c>t tji'at
it will to *t>mc month* brfot*' there will l*c< a of
water. The probabiijui** now are that rc vh| haw mere
(ban we xauy want to fore leny. Wa will havc-nii th« ooal
dci-lrable immediately, n* (h» mish too upjKTtltcfjc
»1!l send U foroanl at:d down.
- The boat* regularly cajcne-d in (hr. X*:«r Orl> v AU* trj.Sr, of
width atioatnUi’jrii hate L-*:n sdir h»r* f>r
will now “pill'll It* lu thetniucarcr to make up for io»t
time, fievernltd thon are *!ii‘.viv wrh ;o-.vlrd, end two or
to gv outlart night.
Our landing prcwrJed a busy, (hough mo«.i iißtft'jnforto.*
t»le t-pt'.!‘fou:le, je-UT’iay, Tlvrj >t.riugK c.f employed
were cedlc’^—(he sJrtcU in th« k*t* *■; j-sirt cf (be rtjy tom;:
full of th*m. Tide »t nffairs mutt ri«ri a he’ililjfai
infiuoorr- in all depart-juvidiof t-ii'i&w*.
A utmitor o( In l toars have Wn built .--t tI»L
p>rt the river w.i* up rofiiriruily t« ov.* Ihcsn Ulr
play, nnd wo o*y ovprfV; (;i h*orof r-ctnV ipfia-
Itonsothor Uiafi *‘b>UrosjntW*” tofori? a grvat w)dle.
At a l*t*> humr last the rlvt-r wa* rapidly,
and tho ico hrtil n-ariy !ll i van>rar»-l. (?ou**ijerob!r drift waji
running, end nflmxi *«-* If G»<- Ltovy
bunwn tr» 1»* on the mr.uutaipv, off n.nfoinTv iu lb>*
rsm which the t**lcgfai>h inforim us pievalfod ( »i Piis.l.uvijb
during yeiienlsv, t* tp.-rv t» even rr;.il «Mmy R will, an
momma* quanUtv of w*u-r ciuii.durin*; G-erv-iulnj
find iu wav past the elty.
The new BttUburgh pnrkct vu-amer Il>ifodc lj bio, <m \ut
first trip, bad cot srrivul ai hi i-.'ukwk, p. H. Thr ft«tiner
Audubon Irarr* for t/>day.
[ Frwi the Omri, r.)
SoLP.—We l<*m tija* She steftwer \»iun- Aow’tc'A h»*
torn rob! to At in, Mteipc aud urin-r*. c f Ivkh Iralwb 111.,
fjf s>V*X>. Stu- rill omtltuio to th* '(Blunt« tirer trade.
Tit" utramer Mudona. on b»*r |a*( trfo up Ohvn riv«‘r.
blew out her packing au<J hn fce hrr.hn coupling
We learn from (be Evor.vriUe L-nr-riiS tl?at the iltrio sy*-
phfa met with a narrow fniii mu Kim- >.i\ bi-r it.*.;
trip down Gic-n river. s}u- haj grratditlfouHy in t-r,**?,Tng
the itu to cuter Ujp Itok, lart Saturday. Jual *h»»
from the lock, it was dl'totered fho iscd v{ fun> n Irak, nnd
ason appeared *lnwjy ringing. When thr ran up to.*!}«-.»
the wat«?r vti two iuche* ou her lower itok. But tor leak
was str.pjail up through the unergv of slr. Littnni.Uio c uci
neer. But far the conlbra* and prompt junfot, of Captain
Earley and Mr. Luma, the fiopLia would new to lying tn
•tout fifty feul water.
Tlie Buckeye, which met with an cct l Jimt in the lower
Ohio, was at ficiilhfieiil atibe last dafist, aweitlog n
(o go on the dock. t*he a «>tisl>Jernhle qaanlMv c>f
hew Orlcfiu*atut llsv&ca sugar destine*! fur Citi.-lnantj.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
12 rexT 0 wtrsn r/TmiTciusNcu
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jeffwvou, ParkiDßon, Brr»irn*vllU.
“ Luzerne, totiuelt, UrownivlUe.
u ThoznM*£*hriver.B!Hit*y, M ret Newinn.
*• Gen. RayanL lYoblcs. Liimtoth
-41 Lxchange, McCallntn, W heeling.
“ »loehestiT, Monro. M ln-idltig.
“ lloturn, Slonpx, gt, touto
DEPARTED.
“ Jcffemon, Fnrklnson, BroimsTHle.
u Lutenm, B«HDctt,Brownsrillo.
“ Thnmn* bhriver, linilov, West Newton- ~
*• G«rti. Bavanl, IVehles, EHutoth.
Ad«H«, MeY ay, Zanesville.
“ Cryatal I’alfue, Kountr., Louisville.
“ Diurnal. Sheppard, 11 heeling.
“ Forest City, Murdock, Cincinnati.
»• Exchange, MeCallum, Whceßug.
“ Mansfield, Mnrntta, Nashville.
“1854.”
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLEr
AND
SAINT LOUIS
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packet Lino,
FOR THR CCWVBrAXCX OP
PASSENGERS AND FHBIGTIT
IIETWRUt
VITTSBUIIQII, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Salat Louis*
nas, Thli Lists in coui(>o!*ed of poven r. **sg>
LeUsfefrt:?flrnt clans powerful Stoamer*, mie |
(S? 1 1'to ’•iTsflqqaHcd for *pe«d, splendor, rofoiy,»=afc3tz=a
and comfort, anil i* the oku Tnsocujt uaiiv use or ktrau
l’ACKrrg on the Ohio river. It connects with tho U. S. Midi
Lino of Steamer* from tlnrlnnati to touluvlllo nnd finint
Lcmln, by which paraengow and freight M 9 ticketed and rr
oeipted through daily. Two new Stoamorw have been added
to tbs Lino, which now coußistaof thy following bunt*:.'
Jhiytqf Departure
Scats. Qiplains. from IStUnurnfu
BUCKEYE STATE M. W. iii:i.T2Roovxtu...Sun(lav*
MESSENGER, No. il ,7. B Davw Monday.
....G50. M’Lun Tuesday.
CRYSTAL PALACE Wa.J. Kountz WeilnrsOav.
PHILADELPHIA R. J. tinner Yhnmlay.
PITTSBURGH ll.CAMi'ncLto Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA,. Jno. Ki.im:pei.tek Saturday.
Leavo daily at 10 o clock, A. M., proniraly.
No freight received-after nino o’clock 00 tho morning of
doparturu.
For particular*, apply on board, or to
JOHN It. LIVINGSTON, ) * ,
JOUN FLACK, ’}ARi:nt«,
.... ‘ Mouongahela Houao Bnildiogn,
Piltnburghi 1853. . - ■ idoclO)
Vor New Orleans.
roam, . Tho nilbstantial new uteatncr “ ARGYIiE.”
hfrpn nTTTrfi W. Colts, Master,will leave for tho
’ nnd Intermediate ports, on the opening
of navigation* For freigbt bnly, apply to
jail JAMES A. IUTTCIHSON A CO.
FRESH OYSTERS,
FROM BALTIMORE,
JUST RBCKIVKI) AT 1
A. FIELD’S DEPOT, . .
On corner of ~Wood anil Fifth Streets,
• TrjTDEa'T’ATIUCUB A FEIRNP. [«»pI0
Consume the. Smoke*
11ITK eubrariber having thn exclurivo right tn manufac
ture and sell SWEENEY’S lIOT AIK AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, i» propaml to receSvo order*, and
contract for heating- buildings with tho most economical
•Furaaco now in use. Tho attention of thoseinterested is
solicited. Any information can bo had of A. BRADLEY,
Nos. 2 and -i Wood street, or of J. BAUNDOLLAR,
doc24:tf J Iron City Stove Warohouso,No. 134 Hood st
COD LIVER OIL—Two gross Rushtou; Clark A Oo'h
pare mcdiunal Cod Livor Oil, just recelveil andforsalo
by JOSEPH FLEMING,
ja!4 : Buecefiwor to L. Wilcox A Co.
ROUfaSELL’S BANDOLINE —A superior artklofor dress
ing the hair, just received and for sale by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
» jal4 . Successor to L. Wilcox 4 Co.
KOWLAND’L MAOABSAIt OlL—Genuine; for beautify
ing and promotiogthegrontb of tho hair, just received
andforsalo by JOSEPH FLEMING,
joli fiocccssor to L Wilcox & Co.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By the O’Beilly Linos for tho Horning Post
TIIIRTT.THIRD COSGRKSS
• WASraNGTOS, January 18.« Mr; Walsh
..was followed by Mr. Cutting also against the Rd
. - Mr. Smith, of Alabani&, spoko in defence and was expect
ed to speak again todays •
• A resolution passed to-dayto appoint a joint committee on
tho amendment proposed by ilr. Kwlngto tbe-ConsUtution
to alter the mode of electing the President and Yiec Presi*
dint, by abolishing ibo intervontlon of elector?, anil ihy
stroying the general ticket pysteiu, .by ;dlvldlng tho States
into tho same number of dlstriuta -ns each- State-,.has Sena
tort'aiidelectors. ' .
Mr. Walbtidgo.gare notice'that' tho select committee on
nmendjug tflo-conpUtotion bealwhc Ihstfuctea to enquire
luto tho expediency of making prorhlon for election by tho
people of Post Masters and Collectors of IterenTie, T '
i fijrthe relief of widows endo rph a ns of
.thnoolfiors and prlyatefi lost In the steamer San Francisco.'
•: Tho-lloupotookhpthebillnwkingappropiiations fortbe
.euT>port of the West Point-Military Academy.
Gerrit SmiLlt made h fbrciblo speech the' vrar
spirit of the country ns inconsistent in a nation professing
fulfil in ths Prince of Pence/ . .. ‘ - -
ScNATE.-~.Mr Cooper presentee! the prdceedinga of a pub
tic meeting held in Philadelphia iu Yaror of cheap Ocean
Poi'tnge. Mr. Cooper also introduced n Bill'-granting Innd
to. the SLatcof Pennsylvania to aid in the completion of the
.Puubury Railroad, and for tho endownieht ofdNonnat
the education of female teachers. He pointed
out tho great' importance of connecting Eric and Philadel
phia by a Railroad, and the beneficial reSalts Of providing
for tho gratuitous education of teachers, lleinorcd to r£
for the BUI. - .
Mr; Wado rejmrdcd this measure as coming ; with'
a very bad grace frOm Pennasylvania; whose clfzeon are
in. open hostility to. any communication by Railroad bo
twi*en tho Stales over ite territory. •
The bill was passed. ... m.
The motion for . the consideration of ; Mr. Phelps* right to
b Si-iit In.tho Senate, was posti'oncd until Wednesday next
The' bill .dividing Ohio into ..two judicial, districts was
passed. .. ..
Prirale .Lills were considered, and several, passed, .after
which tho Senate adjourned.
: New York, January 18.—The coroner's jury, in tlioien*
teiier murder co«e,'returned, a verdict that became to his
death nt the hands of £omo person'unknown. • .
WAsiin?GTox Cjtt, January IH.—Sir. Foote mad* apart
ing"#peeeh to bis friends, at thn National Hotel,, lact night,
• previous to hla embarking for California;
TELEGEAPE MARKETS,,
New York, January 18.—Cotton steady; sales 4250 bales.
CofTen...sales 200 bags It to at 11%. Bugar„.rales &5b
Orleans dull/ Moln.vef?.,.rales 800 bids, at 28U<. Flour...
Miles W.OGft hbls Ohio atsB,2s; Slate ss,l2, buoyant; sales
7ot>o bbls ut.55,25<7i;8,50, steady. Giain...poles *9OOO Losh
Genescd Wheat at $2.25: Southern red at $2, berttrl sales
20,000 bush Corn, mixed, at 03; yellow 02,10wer.. Provl-
Rinn?...tfd»*fl 1250 primo Fork at sV2,7f> ; mew $11.55, bvttcr;
3OO bbls mesa Beef nt $l3, steady;, sales 40ft bids
i n bhls At 1 Oe, steady. Linseed’ 0i1... sale 3 3000 bbis at 6Sc:
rules 400 bbln Spirit* Turpentine.
Fnn.iDEi.HiiA, Jan.l? r*-Cntton very quiet. Ftour quirt;
Snider* firm in their demand*; lnquiry for export;
further Pales 2000 bbls at for mixed aud good
brands, including small lot extra at SS. Ttye Flour and
Corn Moai iu demand tit lost holders ileniand
an advance. Wheal in active demand; further galea 2000
bus at $1.75 for prime red nnl $1.85 for white, No Rye
here. Corn In steady demand nt Bi> for new yellow. Wills
krt-rarce; In bbls held at Cl, nn advance.
MISCELLANEOUS'
ALLEG HE NY FORGE.
SOLODIOK BIIKTTKIt &, COr
(Late Blssel £ Semple's Bolting Mill.) on the hunk rf fho
Allegheny, below tho «S‘t. Clair Ptroet Bridge, ■
Aii-eghkny Citt, Fa. r
r PHK proprietors respectfully inform the public that,
1 Laving wade rxteo:dvo-*ihtitiou3 to their estotdb-h
-i2u*nt. they prepared to manufacture, on the most m
■"mable term.*, Iron Work for Bridget, tlnrAxW, Quarry
Work, Stone Cctiers'. nod Masons' Too}*, Shafting, ajifl
Genruig, Machine Work in general, and heavy ForidDir.of
.•v«.rv .Wcriptlon. Alsu. HOUSE muSi'SwunuUnnnA by
oA/Urr’* Paint }l<rs<- .V/ier J/br/ac*. The Uorw Shoe Ma
chine w.lllic tn oj-emtion about the middle of February.'
* l } CTll * n fl,r Bl, ocs wIU meet with prompt attention/
Mm iVkv tit vie and dmwM. Order* scut by mail or tele
graph attended to on the shortest notto. • ja!4:v*
B Orpinoue»CourtSaTe7“
\ V irtuo of an Order of the Orphan.** Court <f AlTe*
gheny county, I will exj-o** to &*lc nt Public Outcry
or WmJue.at the COURT IMVSK.lntli.Mltg of Pittsburgh,
on the FIRST .VOSZfAV OF FFHnrMiV % A. D. W>L
- at ten o.elock of tuiM vtar, t>i« nndif idrd half part or t?io!rtv
Of Uw following dwridwil Trsrt of Land, riumte la South
raycti* tewtuhip, Allegheny rimuiy; in the State of Ferin
-ylrapta, the ptvpertr of Asm* Jam* White, n minor;. ad
joining lAr»d* of Jtun*-n MiCourirtl, the lirin* of jo*ci>h'?lC'
Murray. WUHaw McMurray. 11 A. Mrrey, F-mjamin Krl.«i,'
“'awuel Sb»rliog,kiiddr..v‘rn.e«iby!hef>lb>win'g courses
%«<! diSUnn‘,4 ; beginning at thn enrhor At a W
•*r*Kl, thence W laivh of J.nmo4 MiYVnm U. North <»7
grr*A4, W(vt to n pm-V t v' UtiJ-s uf the
liMf* of J:iine« >Jr.Murray. North, i'.*’ /rrt/. :tl
ivv a tbro*s? , w onlb S 7 d.-.-irr,-/, \V< *t )S MO
perehes to n ; tbfo,-e by taju!*. ~f William >h-Murr:»v.
fviutb ‘S\ ib-rr.v’-*o. H-ivVi: tort whU;»o3k; thMireFoiith
V ■: drgnv*, K«t 01 Idu prn-h.--*, l*r lat>.-L*. «r «. Krt*>, tu a
t < -'t; th« nee by h trt b\ hauroc! rftrtling. r >nih »T.
K.vtunB JO pert*?;** to a xtump; tS-iov South 50V,' drt’
grvv*. East 15 l‘-K> prrcbei* to a white oak; ttirnre £ji?th 77
“ m -V> Jvrrt'iTA fciv the J.bre r-f l-'glnnlii-; rr.* a .
fauilrg Mn-ly-t.hn?e Av.nv ttn d TLuo ouur:>-r- of 'mi Acte
*trirt rora-nifr. ’.
<*r Sitß—Tb.> tn pc.y r( th-:< rate cfi2.W
l*-r ar.tumi, without lntrt*Ht«herfm.
.wtLi.uM v: lYHirr.,
fhotr-Jian rf .Vo*. .White,
Coparintnihip.
Br. JONES. lH;fiNAH|> /Airm..'. M iClKhasst'a. F
• LAI T||, tb-’fn^eWt*» t*Y--rtl,cr tin - '
dcr the firm of JtKN'KS, s,.‘.t'Tfl * (M. %,♦:« r-.-,rrv ..-n the
l»„. iJ«rW «w«.Uy- «i.W l, IiV)A.)Ui ft
Brt>iii*r.tn Ka»i »iirmrr.^lii»m.
o, t, j.'.nrr ..n p. k. j. T nwriT.
ASKUICAX lUOvt WOHICS.
JoNEi«; F.AUTH &VJ).,
MAXVVAt.TVHhVs vf -M!»r»-r r-ar. ftn.'.l »ial lVlr»
ir-n. < t »:(st*r’»v.o;i us i. un»*eP«>u.-o>. Wider rt>,
l" i ' v •**’*. fi'.cs* nr.b. ,
Mr. 1. BnUUtr'ft ••olabme./sVem/th jiktanr.'
J.t tmt-i.\ A » I I .* i . I v*.r1,1 ; I.*
i nmt. «*!.* .Ir-niin -h if— . ' . > *1 .i.ri: i.I ..a,.
'wh;> u«cs lh-m. Arr r»f>« k.-*>{ t'>»
Dr. GKO U. KL-Y-PM, i-.tru-r *U*r •
t'f.j, W<v>f nn t *u;
Ik ii. Sn.UGtH. Rj'it.rgSct. H »,f *t UA. -,i.J P.mrth-
JOEL LKti. -»•■ (.'• "
and oil nor ' =lO ! r.. vri>l na
draJcTr< gri»rTnJsy. vl» G;p r'r.-rricu-r** *nt**! rs*\r-*<-}futiY
tvfi-r thn piil.lv T'-r 1
The rip,*o«rf i-1 l.h: > l-i.'X «,lsj, lhr i n .
calruUKv «•:*••*• t
j lU*,; ~<t- HIUsMS iyu\“K shlr.i'b-rl
lom'-miai'h.U!.*!}). >-.> mui tvs must;pfv u.t.-J* Jn tHf-vr
pfBm*, li lt »ik i!r,ii t ;iV lb»*Ns ft tvinJ j i?ni • sir« Jut to
w* for HGSmTEir* srvrttAUH Uim.)u<. P*tluw»i*w.
filts»-f Kii.lj'J* ?-• L»* t*x.* .■‘un-, t; it
tit-#lv o»;r Il'itHiiurntui\— !.viLln«r
** t:i lu.'Jii-U'hi quality, or lv-vcMit«. Tlft'V dt«*
V»t u;> UM*;t4vri< Lr.U-u**. w,<u»jmr«.: a foil with ,1).
nyon. *u-.\ ftr. J. tljinUrs BtUm tK»w a aa
U.<- y!a?*. New CriLrf pi nouvv ,
■IIOSrKTTKtt. HMITJf A CO.
_ __ _IM7 iVou VUrohur^S,.
VktlCti ALLt;oiik.\ V >AL S\V~i v.
FiUftLtjrvb. Jvr. ;•£, f
4 GENERAL MEETING *f (ho \-r th» ,\W
J \ ks> Ji>* Ytiiicj UnKr*-*! ComjooY will V«c hnid at the
Oftir? r >f the'tVUipMiT, 1r» th«* City if i’tUxharKU, ots TIFES«
I>A\, th* 7lh of i-Vbrvury. 1r.51, forth* purree of ohx-jius:
n I’rtriJent ant !U«ml of ai*o fur »-xniniulii>
U>o .-I'ntr* of raid Ooinpunr.
Tin* Atnual KfT^rt*-of the I’rva'rfoiu or«d will
lv • übruftfod lo litt* w-ot.hu*. Hr yrdrr at (h-‘ Hoard.
J Ol)\M>\. *>*-'v.
Co|»nr«t»crVui|>.“ "" ‘
TTAVISO ««MV lotfj Momiv .fib wi In Itin llWi',
IA u>*trwr nn l oil liu<la<HM. ill* tmlaw. will I* ,-arrl,-,l
an fn.ro lh\. .W. ti( tli,< nil «:nnj, umicr [hr »iylp ~f
Jsno«rYSJ,l«M. WAtTKtt IIKVAN't A CO.
wyi.Tim nnYyrr.... , M.-aw
W-V'T! ;11 RllVA!i1 ’ 4 CO. Who!«*|. ac litVioil' Italic
IT In HiJm, anl I.’JI, So, •*!!> LH’*’rty
oi-’i’lCL: onf<ran i\"\> 7;. "lirco., > "
PitUl-unrh, Jw>r. SI. |
XT OTICB.—IIi*.ABnn») siwttnc fOsl.o sic«’klioWor-y and
IT SicrUon of IMmionsnr fto oWo and penno. iutilfoad'
toUiUKn.r for thr will ho hr hi or ihi* nrnco of
iho t onipan,!. In I’tttihursh, on Tl)l’ltSl>.\ V, Iho "nth ilnv
of J»nunrr, ISM, tho liouni of 10 A. M. and 3 I'.
Si., at li>.)
Ry or.lrr of the Rotr l t( DtnvtoM. '
<- HrcV.
Ctoitng oiif Silf oif CariiVtiiif?, Oil
RlatUugi, iiuk»i «Si-c*
lmhft'r{h«irti hnvtuc jMloj.twi ihoplan of fscUinc off
X tlmlr utock at th« endr»r tho mjatrm. r.ro now tjfT.win"
tho en*nU*st ln tlu-ir )ino, ®ver offor«nJ to Uio cUi
iods of J*itls!nirub or vhinity.
In qualit,? or nunnlitj- il.rir nworlmrnt i* not rornaswl-
Hoinp CnrpoLs in grint vnilrly, nt IA, IS--f, IKi, iS, 31 and
ST/‘jCont*,
The tctiro stoclc will {wltivrly »>oM tho pn-smt Foason
—HtOAUI)I«Ui>3 o,!*COs>T. SaU’ to continue till Marrii l»t
G. ». HKAT»LY ft CO,,
J* l J „ , , S"i Thin! rtwoL
N. I* ~FmaH Note* taken nt par.
DjinttUc and fbrexpn Krc/urnyr. Jiink- Siictr
Ibmahi, fi&t ami Exchauwl. at ths
KXCnAVQiJ AND BANKI'Nrt HOI7SE OF
WILLIAM A. HILL & CO,»
64 Wood stirtjrr, mrsiiUßOH.
Uwo f j«n!2
Rl IEIIVIAT!BM.—Dr. lirown’r newly dtrtrovrTnii "tvui'Aly
for IthoumMism it* n speedy certain Itennxly ror
tbnt painful trouMe. Itimy«ruiUe.
Offlcoand PriTatnConsultation UoomsNo. 41 DIAMOND,
FUtsbtirjfh, Penn'a. Th« Dootoris alway* otbomo *
nuinthShlftw.
lAOlt NKW YKAlt’t? I‘AltTlKS■ —(lwxl and cheap Fniits
enn ho hod HtJKIIU IlAVlOltTH'Fit’firoorof lharoond
alley nml the Diamond, such ns-~-
NV\r Hunch Raisins, \\ lh
Cluster « 10
. Ku? nnd Valmcla Raisins, K “
Vreucli Currants, 12“
Lemon; Orange and Citnm Pools, 3e. ft ounce.
Orunlterrlos, lyy.'p quart.
Cooking Wine and lirandy, 25 “ “
But above all, prime Y. llyson T«'a at fiho.
Also, Qno rough flavored BngHsb. Breakfast Team OOcts.
per pound. _____ dec3o
lAbD.S IN lOWA X'*Uil SALK — "
j 880 ueros iu Muscutino county ; ..
200 do Cedar do;
- 240 do Scott . do;
Tim übovo Lands arc well located, after a pergonal exam
inoti'»n. Those in Muscatine county aru, on an average,
ten miles from the city of Muscatine, aud within two miles
of tho Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, which road Is now
making from Davenport to lowa Gty. Thoy will be sold iu
jrortionfl of 40, 80 and ICO acres. Apply to
JAMB 3 BLAKELTt
jsfl Heal Krtate-Agent
New hours just at Davison's jiook
BTORE, 05 MARKET street, ueur' FourUt: —Hot
Corn; KHen MulgraTa; I'icrro Tousaant; Flower of tho
Family: Little Fema for Little Friends; The Early Called;
Littlo ausy’a Six Hlrth-days; Cloth Books for Children;
Keany’s Mills, .or .tho Earnest Worker; At Home anil
Abroad, or Hovr to Behave; splendid English illustrated
and.colored juvonilds; Common Sights on Sea and land;
Fox and Geese; Blind Sister; Small Sins: Prairie Miwlott*
ary; SelHtellanco; My. First Born; The Visit; Sins of the
Tongue; Life Jtoal and Unreal; Alice and Bessie; toys and
puzzles, fur children.; Boyhxnt of Great Men; Harry’s Lad
der to Learning; Arabian Nights; Rhetorieof Conversation;
(qilendid editionfl of the Poets,-English- and American,
illustrated; Melville’s Sermons; Christ in History; The
Rast Days of-Christ," by Schauffler; Pastor’s Sketches;
Richard Williams, iho Patagonian Missionary, by llnmll*
- . ..., d«d9
MR. JOHN C. SCHAAD, having received the
ment of Lihrorimi of the Young Mens’ Mercantile Li
brary and Blechanics’ Institute, Ls authorized to collect all
bills for 1854, on presentation of-Treasurer’s rccuipL
jaiatvr WILLIAM M. HEK3H, Treasurer.
R. GALWAY, .
PORK PACKER AND PROVISION DEALER,
jal-S] •. A COHMBKTAT. Howy LIEEETY : STREET, -•-
f ."J ;
’*• t • •'■/
Notice.
"*r. •- -. s [ s-
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUNDRIES-** ■' J ' •.. ' •
40 half chests Y»H. Tea;
' •-'••25 “ “ Black do
30 « Y. H. do
10 boxes WvII. Grant’s s*B Tobacco;
' 20; ; ' u . Grant & Bennettis S’e; 'y.
10. ‘‘ 'Howatd&Fnlton’se’s; -
3 caws Baum’s !b lump;
: - 20-boxes Clothes Pins;:• ~ - -
50- * 4 CliilMcotheSoap; .
30 dozen Backote'; •
' 10 ;.« -Tabs. On hand and for sole by ..
. ; ■ KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS,
decl7 : No. 243 Liberty street.
SUNDRIES— 1 crate Rags;
. 1 bbl Lard; .
•. 1 « Roll Butter ;
1 Dry Apples;
1 box Beeswax;
1 sack Hops;
. 1 bblChcstunts;
100 doz Broonis.
Received this day .and for pale by'
dftc2l , r - •' /■ . . KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
SOAP —30 boxes Palm,
10 do Castile, : r . _
6- do .--Almond*;::
. 2 do Olive, :
2" do Cahdia, ' k -- - -
50 do ,Toilet and Fancy ;-Jor sale by
nov-24 , ■ - ; ~T. D. WJLLIA3IS, 122 Wood street.
ll iriHALif BOXES RAISINS: . “““ ! 7
Ivl/ 100 qc . do do
20 kegs Bnn v ; dtf:
20 hf kegs giin do
- 10 bf. kegs Malaga Grapes;
.. 10 boxes Mossina; Lemons.
Rnceived.thla day and forsaleby /
dw*23 JOSHUA A CO., 39 Wood at.
m DRUMS FIGS; :
300 boxes JL R. Raisins;
150 half boxes 31- IL Ralains;
;« «
.'2OO Fancy Toys;
; 100 “ MottoLoxenges.
Itcceivlng and for sale by ....
_ftccs . J.'C. ANDERSON A 6 Wood at.
New ckop . - ■: rPTT-.
" Layer Itaisins, V ‘ ''
31. K. RaDins, '
Sul Lana Baisiqs, . ~
Drum Figs,
. , ~ , . Zante Currants,
-Received and for aule by -
dec2 - - • : ..r • BAILEY & UENSHAW.
Oi’IOED SAL3ION; - [ ~ : —;
O Meps Mackerel;
No. 1 Mackerel,la keti;
_v'' Salmon, In bbls.
Foy Rale by fnovlS] BAILEY A RENBHAW.:
J 7 drums ipritneCodfish received And for sole
■V ; .by (deeft) . ' BATLISY A RENBHAW.
IJIXIVR —300 bbl® extra received by river andfv.r sole low
_.. hy (decQ) BAILEY & RKNSHAW.
iT'LLNT UOMUN Y—6 bbls just received, a prime article.
. for sale by [nnv23] BAILEY A BENSIIAW. \
AISLES— 100 bbls choice Applet for sale low.by
dec? BAILKY & REN SHAW,'2S3 Liberty sti
OW<ARB—Just rec’d. a supply of choice London size Ha
k7 vana in 100 boxes.
j!«3 "• BAILEY&BENSHAW.
Ij’tiß Till; .HOLIDAYS —A general assortment of-new
/ Fruit, Including Raisins, Currants, Fig? r Prunes and
Lemon,<;'a!so, Hard, Soft and Almonds, Wol
nnts and Filberts, wbolcaalo or retail.
L 4e«ls BAILEY & RENSHAW. .
A 1 t( I LBS* t‘itEdU CORN MEAL ; - ——
j - ' ' v tXMJ-Ib* Extm Hulled Buckwheat MeaL
; Rccd aaidforsaleby BAILEY t REN SHAW,
oct2B ■ : r.> • _ 253 Liberty street.
o{l<-VBbXES KKK CRAOKKBS, No. 1. ““ :
'w'V/v* 6<» do Jackson do
. ' -
•M ciw) Natmegs,
: /3pkegs Cooking Raisins.
i Rertgived and for sale by
_ tfcctf ; - J.Q. ANDERSON A No. C Wood ft.
GLAKH--500 boxes Bxlo, 10x12 and 10x14
. McKennan & Co. T a brand, in store and for sale by
KING & MOORHEAD,
pJAKIMS-- ' - *T“
XJ - CO lons Bedford Forgo;
* .. 75 “ Gap do ;•
15 .** Juniata do Foraaloby
_A*H KINO ft MOORnEAB.
Stu A U—A prime nrtiela of -M.'ft' Ur]i‘..n.«, In stare and for
; p:,!e by [i»l3l KING ft- SIQORHEAP.
DitlED Ai'l’l.K.-, —‘A!.') barbels in Flore ami far ml. bv
m-V -1 KINO ft MOORHEAD
i i'iiTum'. KISBUrUuXI.—Por «ale, a Lot of JO leet front,
JL c*n High streot, near Wylie, by 145 deep to an alley*
«ffdh a largo two story FRAME lIOUSE. For prica and
terms call on \ S. CUTHBERT A SON,
„J*L> ' 140 Third street
'CITWO BRICK. HOUSES, ua Logan street,for sole by
JL- • 5. CUTHBEBTtA SON,
- _ Real Estate Agents, 14ft Third st.
f|R) LET—A BRICK lIOUBE, of six rooms, on Robinson
X : street, m-ar Federal street, Allegheny city. Rent $l2O
aycftr. Apply to S. CUTHBERT A BON,
j*U* 140 Third street
I^AMtUUJIDhUiKS.— Every description of . Jsmbrold»rics
J arc pelting at grvatly reduced rateOrst tbo scmLannuAl
A. A. MASON A CO.,
No. 25 Fifth street.
RICH PAPER HANGINGS* uf velvet, gold, dark and
tight papers, with elegant enrniew and has* borders;
ior saio by WALTER l\ MARSHAIX,
—t.’t* S 3 Wood atreet
DKWRAfIONVi IN WA Ll /l*A PE R--Artis ti c designs in
imitation of wood, stone, stucco and Italian frescoes;
r “ r . 17ALTER P. AfARgHALL.
CSinSAi* WALI, PAPER—-A well aelocted assortment, at
J prices from CJ4 to IS-% cent* per rcll; for sale
WALTER P. MARSHALL,
SK.HI-ANNUAL .^ALK.—A. A. MAK»N A will offer,
during their sale, over 3JSOU Bha»ls,at about one-thlrd
teas than usual priw«. Also, 200 elegant Velvet and cloth
Clunks, ai similar low rates. . jal2
BONNETS— 3iw reivet and satin Bonnets will l»e closed
out at A. A. MASON & No- 25 Fifth street, at
thw usnalratce. jal2
Sta riOnBONDS, MORTGAGES and Pro
\J\Jm\*iQTY Notes*.negotiated mj tho shortest
by JAMES K. 3IORANGE,
. Ranking and Real Estate Agent,
•_ _ i No. 4th near Market.
Oilio AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STOCK—2O
Shares wanted by A USTIN LOOM IS,
N'o. 92 Fourth st.
in IOfACUK ii»6VA«»4SXBWAJiI®
'-i' J, I'V AUSTIN' IOOMIS,
~ «p*._ _ _ No. S2rourth st.
ilfsHAias rirri ffuisi and savinosoci. stock
IVANTr.IJ bf AUSTIN UOOIIIS,
. _ . No. 02 Fourth at.
. ~ ' ■
V,' ocU» AUSTIN I/XIMI3, No. 02 Fourth *t-
I.' , PiU3t 8 ALT^—25 tibis lu store and for sale by - J
. J - PLEMING BROS.
/ lAlAiMUi*—l**o llydxvSubUmcl, in 1 tb bottles in
\j _««*•» and_fut«a!c by fdec23] FLEMING BROS.
BLUE Mo 33—-50 fos In store and for sale bv •
. Fleming imos.
Jl'M* HhCfclVKD—-2u bblsd. B. Lorcriuge ft Co.’ Crushed
and Pulwrited Sugars for pale by
, _ _ . BAILEY ft UKNSUAW,
d.-cCr Wholesale and Retail Grocers, 25H Liberty rt.
T > El> I’KBCH'if ATE—IOO $* foe «Uo by
XV dort B. A. FAHNESTOCK ft CO.
POTASH —10 casks, first sorts, for rain by
'h*clo H. A. FAUNE3TOCK * CO.
SAL tfiu>A—lo raakA, English, for rule by
U. a. FAHNESTOCK ft CO.
(S lb* for sal* by* ■
_ ?L . B. A. FAHNESTOCK ft CO.
PHCiioiUN—3S i*owderlHl, for sale by
. .*1 .*£*?. B. A. FAU.NESTOCK ft CO.
/ 1 fiK?T.NUTS—Twnntj--2v« bushels, of the best quality
KJ received and for eaie by
LEECH. McALPIN ft CO„
242 and 244 Liberty st
I^KAS—O bbU *lri»t Teunepsw? IVas for rale by -
i d*v22_ MILLER ft UICKETSON.
HoOFLAND'b tTKUMAN Bim:us-t» doa. for salo at
. ***}! KEYBERU 340 Wood st.
(‘IHEAI* iluUBEB,io Turiou? ioraik>us, lu town and coim«
j try,ami on aewnimodaUcg trrm?, can be had by ap.
plying at thr l>al Estatu office of
B. CUTIIBERT ft SON,
Jsh ; 140 Third strept.
"T“
20 ps, iKmirstic l'lald Flannels;
10 do do Brown do
2 do do White do
Received from iho manufacturers, and for rale low by
.J*]? _ 11. LEE, 130 liberty *U
fftIjULSKB of all kinds, and very prices; pletu»e rail and
J. examine. L. 11 HAYWARD,
Corner of Market .and Liberty at*.
O it. MOLABifkiw2oo bbb* Btrom Heflnvd Sugnr-iioQfto
O* juM rvcolrwl from steamer Prairie City, and for sale by
JAMEB A. HUTCHISON ft CO.
']VT O. BU^AU—IO4 iihda, primo now crop, landing from
li « vteamor Oakland, and for sale by
„‘L W ? : L.. ... JAMES A. UUTOniSpNTftCO. ‘
RilFl.VKD'sU G hjwdered,Crushed,unall
Loaf and Clarified Sugars, in store and for sale by
JAMES A- HUTCHISON ft CO.,
..Ueel? ; - Agcoto SL rx>nls Sugar Refinery.
JUST KECtS!V&!£~ “ ''
fi hhdflJ. P. Lovering’e Phil a. Syrup;
2 bld» 8L Louis Golden Syrup;
6 hr bbl» do do
10 to.ngail.kegdo do
For rale at the lowest market price by
_ dncO BAILEY ft RBNSHAW. 253 Überty fit.
JUST UECEIVJID—S’) ktrgd superior Kiplieh Mustard.
JEHL HAWORTH,
_ decSO Como; of Diamond ant I *amond alloy.
rfiAß—4o liarreli* N. C. Tar for sale by • —— r
JL._dcen KIRKPATRICK ft HERRONS.
SPERM OIL—BOOO galls., various qualities, for fialfl by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK ft 00.
* FAU3I FOit SALK, rituatu nlnctoen miles rom tho
JA city, and two raUea front tho canal; 25 Acres cleared,
with a Log House, Stable, ftc. Price $3) an aero.
S. CimiBKRT A SON,
Ri’nl littate Ag’ts. HO Thlxd st.
A FARM OF 200 ACHES, situated in Armstrong eoonty,
on the Mahoning, and 20 mllos from Kittening, with
a good Ilouso, Barn, 4c.; 100 acres cleared; for sale by
, , S.CUTHBERTABON,
-i ar> _____ 110 Thlnl street.
NEW ItAISINB—SO boxes, V£and M. R.
10 Hiatts Be<Hllcß3: for sale by
J. D. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood street
AND VINEGAR— :
/ 10 bb!s Economy Crab Cid*>r;
30 W. R. Cider Vinegar;
5 casks French Whlto Wine Vinegar; foe sale by
. MILLER ft RICKETSON.
MOLASSi^S— 200 bbfs Wontaiion-MMasses:
- 120 bfbbls do do;
In store andfor sale by, MILLER ft RICKETSON,
jt&g 221 and 223 Liberty ah
HOSTETTEK ft GREEN’SBTOmaOH BITTERS, for kale
JOSEPH FLEMING’,;
. Jal4 Successor fo L.Wlicoi,4 Co. _
FRESH CHANHERRIES—Just received and for sklo at
the Family Grocery and Housekeepers* Store of
novlS BAILEY ft BENSHAW.
CHAMPAGNE BASKETS—Empty Champagne Baskets*
for sale at KEYSKR’S Drag Store,
. 140 Wood street
IRISH .WHISKY—O. pdnehoons fine Irish Whiaky lust
roeelvod and for sale by JNO. GROUTT
decO , Cor. Smlthfield and Front Pittsbnrgb.
REAM TAItTAR—SOO foe, pure, in store and for sale by
decS • FLEMING BROS. :
OF LEMON, Peach, Vanilla, Orange and
j Nutmeg, for preserving cakes and pies, for sale whole*
samor retell at [decl7| KEYSER’S, 140 Wood street
AHt f D YE—Do yon want it t Yes 1 Why,’ then, buy
i D stakes a bcautiful browa or black*
ujai challenges the lustre of the raven’s wing. For aide at
dcclr ’ ~ KEYSBR’B,I4Q.Wood atreet.
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. >. KEYBER’S, 140 Wood street.
OFFKE—3QO bags prime IUo for sale by.
V • - ' SMITO ft SINCLAIR.
T^NNEI < BiaiMCo ll^s f and for sale hr. : , r
Jt? 0 jal4 •; - ; CT.RMfNG HRnar
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IpXCHANGE' BANK BTOCK^—SO shares of the stock of
!i this Bank for sale, by WILLIAM A. HILL & CO.,
janl&lw .•••• ■ 61 Wood street, near Fourth.
ALb WOOL BLANKETS.—A, A. MASON A CO. have
just-opened a-lorgoand dcairable'Vßsortmentof tie
WhQTft. . . \ dec2*
Bank, of Pittsburgh shares for saiffby
AUSTIN LOpMIS,
-J** 15 No. 92 Fourth st, ?
A flne assortment of Boots euita*
• blefbrtheHqlidayssUllonhand rit/,
100 bbls iu store and for sale bv.
'• deco v JNO. GROUTT.
jfTIHAMFAGE baskets instore and for sido by
V ,d*9-' r JNO. QKOTJTT "
UOKWHEAT .FLOUR—IOO sacks primo, for sale to
jail : . SMITH A SINCL A 111.
1 711^ T FL6Utt--78 bbls, for Bale by " ■ •••-'
? Jail • SMITH * SINCLAIR.
T ARP—4O kegs No. 1, for sale by -
J jail . . . : ; . BMITITA SINCLAIR.
ROLL BUTTER—3 bbls. choice, in Cloths for sale by
jail • r- , - SMITH A SINCLAIR.
DRIED sacks new, for sole bv
jail' ' BMITH A SINCLAIR.
Window glass- -
160 boxes 8x10;
.60. do 10x12;
40 do 10x14; Swearer’s brand: for rate by
SMITH A SINCLAIR, .
jail 122 Beoond, and 151 First streets.
BEANS— 40 sacks, for sale by '
jail SMITH A SINCLAIR.
TyhKKSE—100 boxes, prime, forsale by '' \ .
\J ja4 SMITH A SINCLAIR.
LADIESVRUBBEES, Over-shoes, Sandals»BoakinB, and
Boots, at the Very lowest price. -
' • , :• -■.L. E. HAYWARD,
J*7 - . .. . Corner of Market and Liberty sfs.
/!/If}PIGS GALENA LEAD landing ftom steamer A 1
■ x\J\J toona; forsftle by '
dec2B JAMES A. HUTCHISON A CO.
THE COMING STRUGGLE: or. The Next, Fifteen Yeaes,
according to prophecy; for sale, Cringle or in lots.- By
mail, pTe-paid, 13 cents in stamps; a cops'. '
dec7 J. 8. PAVISON/05 Market'st; •
ANTED—SHEEP PELTS; tbr which tbehiehwt price,
In cash,, will he paid by . [ ja!4] Q. LEE.
WOOL— Tbe tuarketprice. inesah, paid for all thedif
lereut grades of Wool, by [jal4] • 11. LEE.
Qnnn LBS. CITY PULLED WOOL, -on hanff ohd for
OUUIf sale by 11. LEE,
jat4 . . 130 liberty street. .
“VTATIONAL MINING COMPANY.—Fifty shares Nation
al a! Mining Company, for sale by • - •
•jal4 A. WILKINS A CO:
GITRIC ACID.—SO lbs Citric Acid, In bottles, iu store and
fbx saieby FLEMING BROS..
BATH BRICK—2,OOO, in store and Sot sale by
jal4 , • - FLEMING BROS,
ANISE BRED—2SO lbs, iu store and forsale by
. ja!4 , .V ' . FLEMING BROS.
CARAWA Y SEED—2OO lbs, iu store and for sale by
j>l4 - • . .r FLEMING BROS.
CANARY SEKDr-1,000 lbs, instoro ami for sale by .
jail ; • . FLEMING BROS.
T IQUORIOE.PASTE—S cases, Sicily, in store and fori-ale
JU by £jall] : FLEMING BROF,
INDIGO— 2 cases, Spanish Float, & store and for safe by
; jaX4 : - FLBMING_BBOS._;
~ Messrs* J. Sltroffcl tt Co..
MA N UFACT V R EHB 0 P PIKJ3 PllO 0F 8 AFES'y'
Vault Doors and Iron. Bbnttera.
as ail persona admit the necessity of the above
J\. mentioned ankles, we have no hesitation in recom
mending our article to be equal toahythlng in the
Orders promptly, attended .to, and put up in the best
style; and on short notice.. ..
. t®. Smithfield street, between Fourth and Fifth, Fitts*
burgh. - . f*ep9:rtflml . J. SIIRQFFEL & CO.
EMERSON'S. AMERICAN HAIB RESTORATIVE, for
reatorfngtoe Hair on Head HoritEssiT B.un, and to
prevent the Hair from tailing, is winning golden opinions
of persons who aro using iL' This is a new article, recently
introduced',' bra sure cure for Baldness, and will stand the
test of a discerning public, as. thousands wbo'have used will
testify. Seo circular to be had of ihe Agents, full
particulars. Price $l,OO in large bottles.
C. E.. FISHER k CO.. Proprietors,
67 SuneriorAtreet, Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale in Pittsburgh in the foßowinj? honses:— ;
Fleming Bros, L. Wilcox A Co., :
R. E.-Sellers, ’ G. IL Keyser,
Joel ilohler, : Benj. Page, Jr.; •
r - J.lLCasscl.
. AUeghcny city. —L. A. Beds ham, Preaaly & Means, J. P.
Fleming;
Birmingham. —A. Patterson, John G. Smith. [ja2:y
THE Partnership heretofore existing under the style 1 of
Nroixr, Moeas A Co,, has been mutually? dissolved;
Wat. Daweox, of the late firm, having purcbareil the Inte
rest; of Jos. g, tho-business will b« Continued as
usual, under the stylo of DAWSON; -MOHAN A CO- who
are authorized loose tho namo of Negley, Mohan A Co. in
settling up tho old business. J. 8. NEQLEY,
; W. DAWSON, .
. HttflAirgb/Jsn. 2, *64;. P. MOHAN. 1 .
deposed of my interest in the late firmof
Negiey, Mohan A Co. to my former partner, Mr. Dawson,:
who with Mr.Mohaa will continue the business as hereto*
forej I have the honor to recommend afid request the libe
ral patronage of my friends and Imsuiess acquaintances,
jatf Respectfully, JAB. 8. NEQLKY.: ’
OFFICE 0? PITTSBURGH GAS Q>MPANY, V
January »th, 1854. j!
THE Trustees of the Pittsburgh Gas Company have this
day declared a DlvMflttdofFivePer Cvnt.oul of the
profits on the capital stock of said cum pany, payabl c forth -
. with to the stockholders, or thcir lecal repreacntatlves, ot
the office of the company, JAMES IL CHRISTY,
jal(l:2w, . . . . Treasurer of Pittsburgh Gas Company.
DISSOLUTION —The firm of L< WILCOX & CO., Drug
gists and Apothecaries, wa*Qiscolred.on the 2din?t..
, The subscriber, having disposed of hif entire interest In
the lato firm, to his late partner, Mr. JOSEtn FLEMING,
would cheerfully recommend him to. his friends, and ask a
continuance of the patronage heretofore bo liberally be
stowed upon them. ' fjs9] L. WILCOX, Jn.
‘VTOTICE is hereby given that the MososgaheA Navjoa*
£\ noy Co»A3rrtlid, on the 31st d4ybf December, 2853,
. declare & dividend of four dollars per share' on the capita*
stock of said company, out of the earning* of said company;
for the year 1653, ono half of which *r«a ordered to be paid
to the stockholders tin the 15th day :of July last; the baj
ancoof said dividend, being two dollars' per share, will be
payable to the stockholders, or their .legal representative*,
at the office of the Treasurer of said company, Novelty
Works, Grant street, Pittsburgh. <jn and after the 16th day
of January, 1854. J. E; MOORUKAD,
Ja£2w President.
Orphans* Court dale.
ABRAHAM FAUST'S: ESTATE..,
BY Order of the Orphans* Court, I will sell the Estate of
ABRAHAM FAEST, dec*d,l& Indiana township, being
about FIVE ACRES OP LAND ; adjoining lands of the heirs
of Lazarus Holmes, Robert Dunlop; Henry Thomas and the
Butler road; with a story and half Log House thoreou, and
a Log Stable, a young Orchard, und Blacksmith Shop, and
all under fence. Sale to be mode on the premises on the
TIWW MONDAY OF FEBRUARY KEX’r, being the
20th, at ten o’clock, A.M., on the following terms: Fifty
Dollars at the time of sale, and the balanco-opontender of
the deed. JSDWABD McCORKLE,
J*l4.6teod. - Administrator.
HOLD, DRIVER 2 AO CQMOTTVE AHEAD!!
Real Estate Farm for Sale.
qWE subscriber-is authorized to sell 284 ACRES OP
A MND, situated in Versailles 'Township, ABegheny
Conuty, Pennsylvania, lying back of McKeesport; kuown
as tho Whitooak Flats, and in sight of the proposed Station
on the ConnsU*vUle .Railroad, improvements as follows i
A Square Log House, 30 by 20 feet, two stories high; and
Square Log Barn, 00 by 30 feet—both new and hi. good
order; two fine young Orchards, best grafted fruit, just
commencing to bear. There is 90 to 100 Acres cleared und
in a high state of cultivation, and tho balance is well set
with white-oak timber of the first otder. This Land is well
calculated fora Stock Farm, being verylevel, and the soil
of an excellent quality for grass growing, and being well
watered, having soma tweivo or fourteen never-idling
springs of excellent water thereon. This Land has fottiities
rarely met with, being within half a mile of the Sough,
river, and one mlla of Moacngahela, and almost on the line
of the Ocmnellsville Railroad; and is supposed to contain
an Inexhaustible bed of IRON ORE. This Land would not
be In the market,only that the owner is about to remoToto
the Far West Terms easy, and price moderate.. For far
ther particulars, enquire of W. J. REYNOLDS, at Lorenz*
Glass Works, or of JAMES C. RICHEY,
dcc3o:y Beal Estate Agent, at this ofllro.
For Kent,
qillE large, and commodious TAVERN STAND, lately oc-
JL cupltxi by-Wm. P. Applegate, situated on the Pitts
burgh and Steubenville Turnpike,.about one mile from
■Jones’ Ferry, situated in Chartlcra township, Allegheny
county. Tho House is a large Brick, containing some
ivrenty.rooms, together with a good Store Room, and three
good Cellars. There is bn the premises a large Stable, Car
riage House, out-building*, three good pumps, one large
cistern, two good Orchards, and several out Lots—all of
which is for rent, and possession will bo given immediately.
For further particulars, enquire of LYDIA ANN CUESS,
on tho premises, or the subscriber. .
_ , _ - ' JAMES C. lUCHEV.
CbartieraTpnt 24,1853. ' . foct27:dl wtwtf]
A Valnfible Farm for Sale.
qiHE subscriber is authorised u> sell the following des-
X cribedTract ofLand,conialning 111 acres,situated in
North Fayette Township, Allegheny county, Pa., 14 miles
from the City ofPittsbargb, and near the Hno of the Steu
boa villa Railroad—with coal: and Hmo stone under the
whole place, and easy of access—improvements as follows:
A Tory comfortable Farm House, 30 by 28 foot, two stories
high; Wash-house, Spring-house, and other out buildings;
a new Framo Bank Born, 64 by 35 feet, finished in the best
possibles manner, with Stabling under the whole building:
100 bearing Apple Trees, best grafted qualities; a large
quantity of Peach and Cherry Trees, all in bearing order;
about 85 acres cleared and In a high state of cultivation,
with water In oil the fields. ~
This Land Is very comfortably situated in one of tho best
neighborhoods in the County, being convenient to market,
to Churches, Schools and Mills, and would not be in the
market, only that the owner Is about to remove to the for
West Terms easy and prieb moderate. For farther par
ticulars, see the owner, Wm. Robb, on premises, or thesab-
Bcriber. JAMES C. RICHEY,
novKbdlwftwtf : : Real Estate Agent.
Important Notice to l all whom it may
.-Concern*
A GREE ABLE to an Act of Assembly of the State of Penb-
J\ sylvanla, and in conformity with tbeauthority graut
od by said Act, the Board of Trustees of the First Methodist
Protestant Church of the city-of Pittsburgh, Pa- have pur
chased a Burying Ground in tho Allegheny Cemetery, for.
the purpose of .transferring the remains of - the deed, now
resting in the Burying Ground belonging to said Church,
thoreto, (located near the canal, and fronting on Liberty
street, in tho clty of Pittsburgh.
Notice is hereby given to iill who have lot privileges, or
are otherwise interested in raid Burying Ground, tiiat the
Board of Trustees are now prepared to attend to the remo
val of the dead to the Allegheny Cemetery. ' ■
It is desirable that immediate attention bo given to this
notice, as it is contemplated to have the entire removal
made during the present winter. . 7 ; . “
All the necessary information will be had by applying to,
or addressing Chas. Craig, Esq-, Diamond alley, Pittsburgh,
Pa. By order oftho Bowd of Trustees. *
• JOHN 8. BANDS, ■
W. B. ENGLISH,
. „ lIOBT. 1L MARSHALL.
ia2:3m>Uw - . : . - , : . Committee.
Farms, Houses, «&c., To liet.
ONE OR TWO-FARMS, with commodious Brick Dwell
ings, and Btiibles, near to tho cityjtmd' suitable for
Gardens, Milk Farms, or to fatten cattlrf for • this market.
Also, a convenient Brick Country Mansion and Stablo,
large enough for a respectable family?.. Also, one smallw -
place; and; an excellent JEwo Storyßrick Dwelling, with
finished basement and attio—on the tank of the Allegheny/
above tho aqueduct. . . JAMES 3. CRAIT,. , v
dec£B:tf , . : - N 0,144 Fourth st. •
JOSEPH FLEMING,
fBtJCOEB6O& TO £. WXIGOX ft CO.l
CORNER MARKET- STREET AND DIAMOND, dcceps
constantly on hand a Toll astortment of Drugs, Medi
dues, Medicine Chests, Perfumery, and &11 articles per lain*
Ingtohiabuidness: , - •
PbysldanF. Prescriptions. carefully compounded &t.
aH hours. . '’ • “ ja.*9y
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bavxbon-s book stouf,
• -• 65-Market Ftreet.
, Successor to^r.'Kiddi-'Co., ; .
• .60. Wood ptre<!t
Baldness Cured •
Dissolution.
DtTlderid.
'Notice*
Dividend*
: MEDICAL. '
Invalids cf ?itt«baigli aid Vicinity, ''
YOUR uttcnUoti is ur*imlly ifi.iieJ t.l n’rarsfut an, Cm
dW; perusal of AouwUdii)! that Jma.just inreo Intro,
duucdiiito tie,tirae-JiouoredifaystiineState. ‘‘ .
FtXVKhaiACIIKR’S
■. . . ■ uyimo>:«:crHrc
voi.r-uo chains!
A NEW and NbVELraodo of applying ft imwcrAil remfollai ' *
; agent,-feo construrtwl os to lic vrern underfho, garment*, .
nexttO;ih*«khi,producitiff-A-cousiobt, UNINTEimui’TED'V
.cancntof.ELEC'ritO-MAGNETISM:i.-fTeetlug. /'■ ' ; l v
■ Immediate Relief
.From the most acute pain, end apiirmanonC-cnrobfalt• -
' NERVOUS. HISEASm 7 .. .
'.{ fjlmo*{.certain felßtL and -
a '1 INAL,,PERMANENT. CURE, % I?eing u/jcd nccorillhg’ l
to directions, to tliefolloviiigdfccasea-' - - ••>'*•; .v-.r,“-j, i.
: Rheumatism, ;. ! irxi^ '
• ? OU V ,ri Ucn, -*:Palpitotioh.of. the Heart, -: v
- Pawdysi*, .. • rerioflirtillr^ache/^^
iPßlhful.Hud Swelled', Joints w St.:Tit'tta , l)«i«»,
- 'Neuralgia of "thO-Facc, - - - Oeticral ‘U 1 ?- >'•
l>isau , «s °f thQ.Spii}.e, ; ;r M’aiayof.tbc Chtiit,-: .
BeaCpßgs.tind Ulindnew, ITvstcriM. DvFpepaia, ■’ " ' ‘
frk ALL DISEASES 1 ’
vr ’.caused' h "deficient ianouht'of : C
fiXvli!, w Qre relieved; i/ not permanently inttcd-by. ,c.j
simply weanng thnch'ainpftirafew hoors.cach day,* f < ~ -t
v, Understood . i . " ' =;'•
•tho£ w- t - t 51 cares >ll- Only:; '
IkISTv tided i-- : nnd. ’ moreover; iwe • • .
KiNfi'-&“wL^'QK 1 x^ t '- w ' mea,cinttl ftfteatef ANY.-.-..,
. PULVERHAGHER’S ELECTRIC CHAINS. ' / ■
And to prove tins us.wrlion, w<.d c f, imv rersmi tn- nmrlim- •
g>: Stow* WEW.;.AOTaE.NHCA& CEISIOATreS -
Sdentlte .EhynnaUßJimd .intelligeut. potlenS >iay. be,. :
Thorough and Rigid Trial, * '
By the-firet xin-dical tuehin Poris,'Tl% wcfefohnd toi»s>*'v
.s«s3 Strang^and marvellous pow#* in relleviDgiiln'.twbetoi
ov'erappliod, and/.by their infiu>n«:e were introducid into -
the hospitals of that city, and also Secured by Udfore patch* l)l * :
by the French Government- : • • • " . ,
• Tliey are now introduced in almost every Ilospital in ;^> 7
•England, Gttrmiiriy, AustrLi,- Belgium, and patented in "
those countries, where they, havo becomti tho ,
MOST.. POPULAR. CmUTIVJI AGENT IN TJTE WORLD.*
• Tliey were fir?t. introduc’d Into the United States about"-*
one year eince, a'nd weht through tr-al as in Ed- r:
rope, and were at,once; into ©vary Hofpital in
* ork * where they arc now in daily, upo, effecting even ' ~
MORE Vf ONDEIIRIL tlmn had; erer before beea ' 1
them. ’ ’ .. * i ..; 1 . .
They ore highly recommended by Mott. - C
\rtn Buren. Post and others, who have published their^' r •
ttiul value in several of tho medical- ’'
journals m that cRy r
recommending their use to patients. A full account of their* - '"
opinion may also >)e foundin ,'ovpry'pamphlet, and sent to
the address of any person in the Btute byapplyingipost
;»aid) to Dr. GLO. n. Ix BYSKR. wboia ngontfor l*itt.H»jnrKh, : '
I’a. The chains can Jall:de?cripUoDa
fpituser; - 1 . ; r-; -• . - l -. ■.
/ rtice cf Chfunn, s3nnd $5.- - r r ' /"
- Physicians are politely iiiviioi.to.ball n’hd‘ci'anilhb tbeir *' v
reostrurtion,aminronbunceupontlieifinbrito' ' I; - r l
One Word filore‘to Invalids. • .
No p.nw3u need. fear..that; they : whl hot iiccompirsb'ju«fc v
what it is. claimed they can do, .aiici’aJl person. l ; who have"
.iKXjome (lifltfUFted wW» a cbus'taii't inuring dciwn of patent
nostrums (Imttkd swill) are kindly and politely invited to"' :
give them a tri»il. v--•‘ ■ ;i-,
. N. B.—One Chain vriil last tor year.-C Kml low noh/‘ of its '
electric power by uepj-and can bo applied to eURar adulter*'.
■ hilti.
GEO 11. KEYSKR, No. 110 corner of Wood
v nyin alley, whf.leftßlo nnd retoil agent, fdrettfrdtwfim. - v
TVSl’kesia,, ;
jjf ; juieumatism;
.scrofula;
\ : .LIVER dOMFLAINT, Ac:'
• FROM THE METROrOLIS.—Pass it aronndl. let thoaf-,
«icb*d hear Gw glad tidiugs iThbtis butthe sendment of
thousands: -•'
... ' WAsraxGTOS’, May > 17,;1853.
.Vciirr.-.Jforffntcr Mnivbrgy— Gentlemen: living boon • -
afllioted with Ziiw of im ycqrs statuUny, I here* '• ’C
■ by.for Urn benefit of the aJHieteJ, toky.great pleasureinatoV ' r
nouncing that after using a few bottles of jour Hampton - V “
Tincture, 1 tound it had .AciiogipUshed ,a perfect cure. I ; *
have used'different medlciueafrom.timo to tiroes but have, ;/-
never been able to apparent good; imd it Is r r’--'
a to.strickenjhumanity to-find Wcif thatTncdictoeia:':' '"
(bund which postetses the. Koprtrouspoicfr c \f prolongingfni- T :'’
■vwnMfe: Tho many cum ! -it'*haiv-wrbnght-'ij#'' ft-midWSe--'-- •
gum*anteoof the beneficial rwultawbiblienay be experien
ced from its use./; -Your?; Ti*f jvctfuUy,- :,y-A'A- ;.?V '
- '• - J. CuirrAErHaw •
LTVRPv DEBILITY. '
[Erirdcl 'front'Jawrs'Harris, »/.’« LeHsriA lcarandrth, Fff.l' - v V
.. After s]y*ak?ng-oC wt>nilerfiG cures on himself, lie ears -
Mrs. suficring with-toe Uvcr-complaint and- *>,
.with ‘.lnabilityconstantly complaining,; from : weaknbsk- -a
dltreiigh her whole system. ;Sho. now cnjoys bettortoeolth :--
than for thirty yearv, l*ing entirely restored by tfao ufe of ---•-
Hjunpion’s Vegetable Tincture.;’-. • . , .’11"’;/:
... DISEASED S77>E.-nREAST. EYES. -- - J ‘
[Exrract;of a frpni,J, Gribus, 2^., : Zoudon,ahfYd.f
‘• has been for ycars'nfnic'tod with'grciat weak- '
neps ; pain an the side.and Uncli ; pslpiiation 0f the /
heart; f«jebl«ne»s bf ; tho.'ueSrvpas.fyKtcin; '? ;
complexion -sjillow; too' riglrtof oiic cvo-almost gone/ toe- - >•?'•
other very .weak..; I am pleased to'sayltlampfon’sTihctur#' :*•?.
bos restored her to perfiict health. ''Her wes ato as Jbod^
-now as ever
, . - RtIKUAUTIfM. 33 YEAR?. * - *
r Jtrs. E.Bagwell; of RheUmatfsm'- -
from her 32thto hcr'soth.'-year of aget : at tlmeg entirely
helpless. • Being wealthy, she employed the Wtrrtedlcai at
tention, and tried-many medidnes, but WeA;ciired:oaly by
Hampton' 3 VegeiaJAe Tinclurt.. '
CHRONIC-,INFLAMMATORY HHBUIfATIffIL> V rr'''
Tho wifu-of Thomas Yeaklc; >j
groat sufferer for dght - .Reaorcd.to iKrrfecthealtlr
by Hampton’s Vegetable-Tincture.
MERCURIAL KIII-RJ3IATISIL'.- vVI ,T r r .
Sir. Jarred ITumihir/lnSEafrtr'Baitimbre street stdarred
; tbi*disease intensely six yearsj.cduld: dreadful;
ulct-ra formed his jimh- ? ':ffQßj.whlch"Fplhitorapfl)ohoii^^
said. Hisphyxician pronounced himlncnrable;
ton’s Vegetable T*neture ('ured lunii r • v f- ± ■
. . ■ HEREDITARY. BCBQFULA. " "
„ A boy ia the family cf the Hon. IV. r.-Thoihasson, once
member of Congress, from Kohtncky/waa n mnsa Of :
from bead to foot. • His eyelids turned inside :out; T
ding ovtr tho eyeballs so. «5 to produce Mincincw: ■ itownd -'- I.
cured by Hampton's , ■ ‘ i ....
'•* : DYSI’EPSIA, NERVOUS 'DISEASE, Ac. ' ’ '
Hr. Wm. Oldham, of the Bultunore Cnsiom-llousi, suffer- •
ed toeso for eighteen. montljf!, .with body and' -: - '*
mind sonouPly.alTectetl:. lie wilh cured •
clxblt Mixture, after other things failed. • ' •
. COUGH, CONSUMPTION, Ac
3Jr. Henry C; Winn.had'u ,coagb for' rrettt
/weakness, Ac.; had, in all, five or six physicians; tried'all
their remedies, bn t was iroredtmrv by - ■
HAMILTON’S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. - .
US-For salorwholesalu and retaih at the-Drue Storoui:
Dr. GEO. H. KEYBEU, 140, comer Wood street and Vit^
.gin alley. Also, by. 7. P. FLEMING, Allegheny,; [noglalfcw - - ‘
Washington
1)8. J. S.Ro3e s 3l«hcatMvittr*o Tcrxori*in SicXneuand ' ’ .
in UeaWif vritei an Almanac, for. ISML—Tliis.'.publicutionia --
from the pen-of ah tiiuinont phvjidatror PkiladsTphfcd'ft 7
regular graduate of, the an honorary /
member of the rhlhulelplda Medical Society. ‘ It cfthtefna
much gen*! advice to InvidfcLteas well as person* in health. ;
It also describes ta a comprehensive-manner, the'diseases -
of our variable climate, und the mode of treatment -No
family fihoatd bo without a copy of this book. It can bo ’ -
had, without any charge, nt the various drug stores in this/V' c -
city, where Dr. Rose’s valuable family-Medicines are for
sale.’ . .
Dn. J. P. Hose’s Neiu e::s ant> Invig'iujing Coediae, the
greatest (lb-eorory in medical fcioncc. This astonishing,
preparation for -raising up u weak, constitution, debilitated
by care, labor, study; or disease,.pets like achartn. It gired
strength aud apatite, and possesses- great invigorating
properties, for heart ditense, nil nervous affections, flatu*
lence, heart-burn, restlessness, numbness, .ncuralgiiu rate
ing tho spirits, and giving pofrer to tho whole FvsttimVtt-ls
almost miraculous.in its cßects. Fifty cents a bottle *•
,P r r &ost?s C&ebrated Family ■ MalieHub, m 2 Ms medical , --
Jrirwcrto Farscmt: inSicknets and in B/uJUu—l am jqsC la ’ .
receipt of n fresh assortment of the above Medicines, and n
lot of his valuable, books for distribution,of whidithe pub-/ J -
lie are Invited to call and .accept a copy.- ' ■-•■ •
declSotew O. H. KKYSKIt. 140 Wood', etwefr.i •-%>-
DR BANNING’S LACE OF BOB'* BBACE.-
.. r . Tjrc-Dfrteo bfDr.Pahnicg'/’
-'/.ls now got up In n ihccli im. ''/•
• - .^^KP^Tvii'form, and Is worn by - V .
> '-Ar -, iW bmidrods--..0f persons for- thtt'-
tK ■ rTt y • Jf cure and prevention offbeat, . r /,
. \2v tT 7r . JT £7 : Fttlmonury, Vyspejiiic, JVeyi -
*\\ fif WV SjriruiU Female* ITUy ' ‘
: ;WW • • < \S«jr j §f rine and ChMA>cd : WBAK-y. ;>
15 pj - ..FiIiSSES, such as Prolapsus
' •- rU.teri, Chronic DiarThoca,
: Draggirg of the Bowulh, '
; ■ . . files, Fistula, Milk Lee, and
Enlarged Veins. ; feajs,descriptive of iw use:maybe had >: :
at my Btore, free of charge. • T / • v ■
tEBT-l also keep Fitch’s; Chapin’s,' 'dock son I *. : 1 •—-
and Tanhorn’s SGPrOIVTEHS • THUS&KS of or«iry* : - :
kind; Lace Stockings, Suspcnsary Bandages, and <*rofy Ta- ;; - --v >•
riety of mechanical npplianccs uiKlintbe’ cure of dLw«i%. / • : -•
t would TvapoctfuUy invite theattention of-phypicianff and '
bthersto the above articles./ i-'V
For said at Br.G; 11. KKYSEJVS DRUG ATOBK/ '
*V «‘ " 140 Wood 'street4‘.
N» B.—Persons in want of Trusses, cau liave them sent "•
to any pari of the country, by stating whether for the right -; o;\:'
or left side, and yimdlmr the measure round the body, (ntd ■ ■ ’
: 950 AewttbX "/
. WILL be paid to any pcrfOnwho will bar
fIpM»SA. a box of Dr TERREL'S H3IAL.ING OINP
«dt!») MEET,and use -it directions, ;' i.f-y
.' Ft If they will cull at my olllco ahd say with *:
• a clear coiu=.doncK. tlidt : .lt’ , «‘ill’nqt v c»^7v*
• fing, Sore LSps, Ruins. ana >‘reejes, Sorca:.': '
cn Children, anti tfruatly 'alleviate, if .hot ’.:
:;£&;» entirely euro Saltrheuin,Tiles, : ' .
tion of lhe Breast, Bites of Insects, Pimples on the Face,:'-'
andaUßlsCMWoftheSkliL MONROE TERREL, ■
‘ Nauchtuclcv Conn; •
For sale by PLUMING BROTHERS, and Dr. KEi'SER,
Wood street, Pittslmrgh; J.G. SMITH, Birmrbsb’wh; Mrs."'?-
: S.HoLsD£S,Tozhperaaci*vnie:;D. M.. CURUY,, Allegheny l ; l • '
WM. SEIBBRT& 8R0..477 Pehb ?treet,.'Wttsbiffe:h; LOR- ~ •
ENZ A WIGHTMAN. Pennsylvania Glass Worhs; BX?FJ7-
DYKJV Allegheny; IVM, SMITH, LaterejiwTM*;-. LTFItE
DAVISON, East Liberty; SPANG A CO.,' ; . Stewarts town;- -
LEWIS DALZELL ACQ., Sliaroshors;-STEWARY, LLOYD
A CO., Mechanics'lron Works; .7. Yf\ IL&NNEN,-Mali-- :
Chester. ■ ■•'. '. '■ '•. " : :;V jy2sjda:wy" r r^^'
DR. TERREL'S OIKTMENT will cure Shß } t
thcum(Tettor),Chilblains,Commou'S6rus,'Chapiiia6r
Pil£s,ln-''‘ 1
•flummation of the Breast, Bites of.lnserts Sore -LipsiUtn f -' *
pies on the F»t», and Breaking Out anu'Sores on Children,' ‘ r "‘
and all Diseases of the Skin, quicker' and surer th»t> any" • " V
other Medicine.: : - • i"-:i
•■" For sale by BROTHERS, rad Dr, KEYSEB/ •
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J. G. SMITH Birmingham E -
Store; 'iVld. SEIBERT & BKO:. 177. Penn street; LORENZ •
waJGS? ISI - jPennsyltania.' Ola?*'; Works; Mrs; S.
HOLMES, TempuraocsTilio ;-D. M.CURRYiAUegberiy'CiU: -
SAMUEL DYEH, Allegheny City;. WM. SMITH, tan&mri *
Tiile; LUKE B. DAVISON, Erwt Liberty; SPANO A-CO i » »
Stewattptoirh.; LEWIS DALZELL"'Sr t*o.,' Sharnfibnrrfi-*
STEWART LLOYD. & CO., Mtxhanica’ Iron works; J.W*’ ■
fIANNENi Manchester;' ’*■
: jy2&dAwy
TVT B<—Aatagla box otBr; THUIKL’S OINTiIiiNT wtli :
-Ll ..keep any Blacksmith’ll, farmer's,Bailor'sior Meehan,
ic b hands,'let them chap, nr crude erepso hut, sound.an din—
good werkin;; order aU inter. y .e; : oyy -
, Prepared audroldhy SlOSHOE’fiaaiEt.v
jy2s:dawy '-Sau'shtnche cimtf. “ ;fr.^
Prlvate Diueaaes*' . •**:/■: ■"
fk DR. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond AUoy, De--
votes'lds. entire attention to wvoffice- Pn«Uce' €Siss;
■.M- IllabUftiaefla is.insostty coiifiiittd to
Ymerml J?ueasu.'aiidtamh.painftilufT.^f .Spt
brought oa by youthfulindulgence and exde«u'~r?T.
Syphilis, Syphilitic 'Eruptions, Gonorrhea, ')
Urethral Discharges, Impurity, or jthd Uroddf withal! XH*e*\> ;v
fiesof the Venereal.Orgaa.. iakin. Disiiai-f-K ScorbuUo-Krnp;
Tetter, Elngworm, Mercurial Diseases, S<v«lwa Weak* • , •
he?s, Imjniteacy, • rental*/VrVnldwwv- ‘ --r
Monthly Suppressions, Diseases ofibe.ffolnts, .EisUtia to 7 if *.V
Ado, Nervous Affections, I‘ains in the Back and Ldina, trrl ’.." '?■
tationof the JBladder and •fHi>nwyB J gmy.K«sfh»y. tTar^p^—
Cure guaranteed - • - s ••-■•.- . • ,\-~v
Sixteen years? practice (six in tWsclty)enablesl>r.lJro»B
to offer aanarandea of a speedy cure to tul ■whomay cotnYuu* r
der hiacare, - •':• ' *>v. *v-... ••■
Office and Private tMbinond alley; - *. °
Charges moderate, novfcdi'wdy^
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