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THE CITY POST,
-TEIDAr MORNING;
'Pnjs ’Ett,” jtxotßi—’Uitttcd States Circuit Gutrt.— ->
Thomas Irwin. ■_■ •
United States™. Morrow. B. Lowry and Alfred King, at*,
tocbmenta forcontempt.. • '■■■■ ■■■> "* •
Mr. Stanton moved that AlfmlKiojf and Mr.Lowry ho
for antompt • Witnesses.were caUed.
leaae Q. Sproul* Deputy United States Marsha], stated
that on the 6th January, he went to Brie, with attachments,
for the arrest of Kilpatrick, Jacks, Shervin and Kirkpatrick.
Notified them, bat there was a ’general feeling in Erie
against their being taken by way of Cleroland to Pitts
burgh.J The witness, who was on the stand for several
hours, "stated an agrc&racnt was mode that thoy should <
eomeby way of Meatlvillo; Lowry and King both said they i
did not intend to resist the Court, but the people, would not,
allow thorn to be taken through Cleveland, and Would not,
let theta go that night, - the 6th; Mr. fipronl went to Erie
with a special train which was famished him by thu Ball
road Company.- .
. Four deputies, who accompanied Bproul to Ene, testified
- that they could have taken the defendants that ziight, or
brought them by way of Cleveland.
Other.witnesses ware examined for thoprosecution. For.
the defence, affidavits were presented signed by a large
cumber of men; stating that there was no resistance on the
part of Lewrynud'King to tho summons of tho Court. The
t4»#Umony.Tor tho defence was very voluminous. .
The testimony,' taken ns a whole, shows that tho conduct
of Mr. Lowry ami Mayor King has boen far from any thing
Uko contempt of the power of the Court. • .. .
No decision has yet been given in the caso. It will bo
argued by counsel to-day.
DisTtucf CoUfiT—Before Iloru Mores Hampton* President
Judge. ••.
Richard Morgan vs. James Davis,Evans JOnes, Jno. Lear-
Is, and John Pallors.
, Action of ejectment for two aeros of grennd in Robinson
townabip; No. 732, November term, Plaintiff take*
a non-suit. Stowe and Jones for plaintiff, and 0; P.llamil
ton fbr dofeneo. - • * ••
Henry Brown, administrator of 11. A. Bawd .vs. T. M.
impleadeit with C. B. and J;B; Wolff. No. 100, Jaly
term, 1553.- Courtney and LckHq for plaintiff, Cochran for
defence.
Action onapromissbry notfl fors2oo.- In defence It - was
alleged that the plaintiff’ had :not taken oat letters of nd
ministratlon, uml was therefore not entitled to receive the
tttontjyi;':On idaL
• In the case of Dowds vs. AYolfT, tried Wednesday, tbs jury
were ebargudyesterday morning, and verdict for plaintiff
of $222,50 rendered. '
Boyd vs. M, McNamar; on motion of Mr. Miller,
judgment for plaintiff for $151,27, and bond approved and
filed; execution awarded.
,Wm. Wilson tp. A. McClurg: death of plaintiff suggested,
-and his administrator, N. 0. Wilson, substituted. •
Adjourned-no other causo being ready. ,
Quieter. Sessions.—-Bafbra lion.. William B. M’Clure, Pre
sident Judge, and Gabriel Adams and' Wm. Boggs, Esq’re>
Associates. •
• .Caxnmouwcolthvs. Gotlelb Caplsto;indjctmDnt, nuisance.
Not guilty, and the prosecutor, John 8. Wolf, sentenced, to
pav.tho oosts.
Catharine Banks, indicted for assault and battery, was
fonodcot guilty; and. the prosecutor, Jane Banks, sen
tenced to pay thucosts.
John Vergusou plead guilty to a charge of larceny*, and
wns seniencwl to the county jell for three months..
• Commonwealth vk. Barbara Ann Grosso; indictment, lar»
cenyi of al«nr ot ahocs from Louis Oehner. The jury found
the defondant-nnt:guilty. :
The first case taken up yesterday afternoon, .was that of
Commonwealth ta. Margaret H'Cli’llanrt, Jane Davis, Joseph
Hughes et al. indicted for keeping a hoops of til-fame. lbo
jury return*d tt verdict of guilty, and the Court sentenced
each of , the defendants to pay a fine of $lOO and the cost*. -
Commonwealth vs. l>r. Brown; indictment nuisance. The
Doctor was imlicicd for causing bills to bo posted on the
Street corners, dt-soriblne the particular part of the medical
profession to which he devoted attention. On trial.
Soloes AccnrajfT;—Yesterday evening, one of the walls
of Davis’eoap factory, on the Fourth street road, fell in,
burying under it threo or four workmen, who were engaged
in removing the wall, cleaning brick, Ac. The supports of
tho wall, which was detached from the building, had been re
moved,and tbo.workmcn wero making preparations to pull
the wall down. One of them, was on tho top of a ladder
placed against tho-w&ll, and another was undermining ibe
lowerpartof it, when H fell, Injuring four men. WUH»xn
Bene, a middle aged man who was engaged In cleaning
brick, was very badly injured; he was removed to his
boarding-house, on Church alley; whoru ho lingered until
this morning, when he died.
. Stephen Dobbins and a man named M’Cartney had th< ir
flrmsbroken by the fallmg material. A German was alfO
Iradly injured;, howaaeugagodlouoderaiulog tho wall.
Coroner Lowry held an inquest on the body of Bene, ntl2
M. today. Tho jury returned n verdict tliat ho cams to his
death from the r,ceUcntal falling of a wall in Davis’ erap
factory, on the Fourth street road.
Tns Mixstrus.—'The Campbell Minstrels, now perform*
ing at Masonic Hall, is one of tho best bands in ibe country
—there’s no doubt of it Tho tronpo Is unusually largo
and powerful, comprising members of .ability And celebrity
as artistes. Their programmes presents Attractions every
night, that are new And original with this band.
To particularize the good performers in tbo band, we
would hare to commence and go through with all the mem*
bera of tho band. We will not do that, but at the ssmefime
cannot help saying tho trio, Murphy, West and Peel ennnot
ba excelled —the former for good singing and tho two latter
for good dancing and side splitting jokes. They perform but
two nights longer. .
Assam* ASD mtrcr.T.—The two toll gate keepers on the
Hand Stmt Bridge, Boyd and McCullough, were.informed
against before Mayor Adams, of Allegheny City, yes’etfay,
fir assault and bitter" upon a neg-om-n namod Henry
Thornton, and were held to bail in §TOO They then mauc
Inibnaatioo against him for the same offence before Erq
H&ys, and bo ra* held to ball in. the c&mo sum It arose
out of the attempting to cross tlio 1 without rav
ing toll ..
• if atecS —A man named Clemens Klein made an Infor
mation yesterday, before his honor, Mayor Tola,
ho charged Gotlclb Dlegrl wi*h mayheu, in biting a piera
from his (Klein’s) ear. The muulutioo xc&k placo in a Cgh k
In a lager beer hall- Dlegol was arrested and held to tail.
Theproscruter in tho above suit also made an informs*
tion befbre his honor, m which ho charged Bivgel with aa.
eault and battery. On this charge be was also held to bail.
f Aw Adroit Thief.— John Kindoc, a notorious vagrant*
xn a arrested yesterday, and sent to Jail by Mayor A olr, for
larceny. Klnrioe entered thoJJaycris cBtee and picked offi
cer Bongber** pocket, wbilo that officer was reposing on a
bench Rougher, being awakened by John, Jumped up and
arrested him in the act of stealing his watch.
Cao«s anna Moses Murray and "Win. Blaney, two ne
groes instituted cross suite against each other, yesterday,
before Mayor Volz, for assault anil battery and surety of
tho peat* Mnrray could not procure bail, and wps sent to
the Hill. Blaney, mote fortunate, gave bail for his appear-
Uslp to But—-M'Cloary, noticed in thei%ri,of yester
day morning, as haring perpetrated an assault on a man
namjid Andwrigbt, ms WJ to tall ywtentay fcr osranlt
and buttery, b. Aldormin M<yor. •
- Tbs Watch nocss contained, yesterday morning, fro
psiaons, who were sent .to Uio Hill for Tagrancy, and ono
f^rdrnnkoaneFs.- , •
The nosTicm-tuiUL Society met at their rooms yesterday
—ll Wood. Preddent, W. 11. Williams, James Mchaln, A.
Hershberger, W. W. Wilson. B.R. Sbankland, James S.
Neeley J Kennedy, John Gilmore, and James Waldrop,
the following business was transacted j ■
That tbottbmy Committee report on the propriety of
subscribing for periodicals and books for the society.
On motion of W. H. williimii, tho Prc.ldent of the Agn
cultural Society was instructed to confer with the City Coun
cils, for tbo saving of the street clcaninga for Agricultural
P of Jas.McKnin, itwas . ... . ,
_ jietUveck That tho Secretary <?f the Snooty k be paid $25
WilUnms, Alexis J. Bonnet, C. S,
<r<msid nt Bordeaux, Franco, was elected a Corresponding
s£eiaberof tho Sodotjv •
On motion, resolved that A. Hershberger,
*nd Jas. Wardrop renro as the Printing Committee for.this
Flower Committee award the First Premium to Jw
MeKaln for tho best Hand Boquet, and Kennedy A Co«
ilie first Premium for 2 largo Table Boquets, those |hroo»
Bouquets being the richest and most beautiful that eret
cracedlthe tables ot the Society. -
graw * j. WAHDRDP, Secretary Tro term
•••••• :
4O Enlf chests Y. IL Tea;
by « ♦* Block do:
-M) <* Y. U. do
30 boxes W.IL Grant's s’itTobaeco;
SiO 41 Grant & Bennett's 6’s; .
10 “ Howard & Yulton’fl s'« l
• 3 cascsßamn’s M B> lump;
• i»boxe.< Clothes Pins; -
f>o '* 4 ChflMccthe Soap;.
:u) dozen Buckets; , ; |#
10 « Tubs. On hand .and for sale by
KIRKPATRICK & HERRONS,
No. 243 Liberty rtrost.
rt UNDKUSd— 1 Crttr KngH,
• IbblT/ard;
i « Roll lintt<*r;
1 Dry Apples;
lbox Bwpwai?
• 1 pack Hops»
lbblChestimts; ;
• 100<JosBrooms. ' •
Jocc .y«l
SOAP— 30 l>ox<w Palm* '
ID do Castile.
5 do 'Almond,
2 do OUvo,
.2 do Canclift,
GO 4o Toilet and‘Fancy; foranle ry -
J T> WILTdAMS. 123 AVood rtT»Qt.
-• | \rv HALi' BuXKo ItAlliLNti;
IUU lM)qr do <•, do , .
■ . COkegaSan do
20hf. feogflSun do -
. . 10 hf keg* Mftlnga Grape*;
- 10 "boxeg Messina Lemons. -
Rpceired thisdny nod for pu!e l*y ' .
deSn • JOSHUA KHOP>S-& CO., no Wood nt.
£/tfl DKUMS JUGS;
OUU 300 boxes M. It. Raisins;
150 half boxes 3LIt; Raisins;. •
.200 qr. - “ •;“ •.
. 200 boxes Fancy Toys* «• ...
100 .**• Motto Lozenges.
Receiving and for sale by • • .
dccs J. C. ANDERSON k €O., No. CTVood st
XTKWCKOL*
_l\ Layer Raiem*,
31. B. Raisins,
- Sultana Raisins,
* Drum Figs,
Zanto Currauia,
; Received and for Bale by
<j cn 2 ■ > ■■ BATLEY A RENBIIAW.
SMOKI> SALMON;
• MofisMaclcerel; , - - , . ••
• No-1 Mackerel, In fcets; .
• * Salmon, in bols.
roQT-151 -BAILHY ft BKN6IIA.W.
Tot wile by
Q°ff' 181t ~ 7 -ffig? prta ° "SsnivT*
liQUlt—loo bbla extra received by JJ'V’SvSccit ato°
by ' (decO) BAILEY * lUsNSIIAW
"A i 1/ \ tjjs. VKBSU OOKN AIEAb l .
4\ JU 000 lbs ExtraHulledßuckwheat Meal-.
Bec’d and for sale by BAILEY & RENSHAW,
. 2* liberty street.
COMMERCIAL; POST.
WEEKLY REVIEW OP EITTSBURGH MARKET.
:JANUARY 20.
- Eicc6tho dato of our last weekly noticowehavehatf a
goncroJthaw,fbllowedwitha general breaking up of nor
rivers, and we now enjoy uninterrupted navigation on our
rivers. . Business since Monday has been quite naive, par
ticularly in the shipping department. In our markets wo
find no importantehasgo to note, except in Flour and Clo
ver Seed.’
1 The nows received by tho Earopnen Monday evening, of
the excited state Of-the EuropeonbreadstuiT market caared
Hour to advance from $O, 6,25@Q,5ff, and has ruled firm
felneothenat this advance/ In Clover Feed there baa been
quite a speculative demand, end considerable lots have
changed hands at an advance over lost vrecVs sties. The
following European Groin Circular, we copy from the Lon
don Mark Lane Gazette, which wo commend to our readers,
Which will prom more satisfactory than any PpoeulUon o*
our own with regard to the groin prospect:
: “The opinion wo~ventured to express about a month
when prices of wheat were receding In oil part* of the King
doms,vlx: that any decline which might take place would pro
bably be of a temporary natur**, appears likely to prove toler
ably correct, Indeed a rally has taken place, and a greator,
portion of the reduction has Won recovered; whether any
material rise on present rates will toko place,will depend.
In a great measure on the character of the winter, ana oth
er circumstances which cannot, at present bo determined;
but tho p'robabnitylfl strongly in favor of an advance.
“The present poMUonofaflaire in the Kart is such os to
rive rise to irreat doubts whether the ‘Western countries of
Knrooe will bo enabled to derive tboaid from.thoßlack Sea,
Which they might have obtained in mow peaceful terms.
Kncland will, at all events, encounter; great dlfflcnltiCß in
Mcuring any large quantity in: that quarter, so long ns tho
Itslhm and Marseilles markets, afford relatively higher
criccv to say nothing of the differences in freights, Ac. In
looking over tho lists of shipments from Odessa for tho last
three months, it is really astonishing to see how small a
T>orUon of vessels, cleared oat from thence with grain car-;
goes, bavo been for the United Kingdom.- The great bulk
has gone to Marseilles, without producing any
lasting impressions on the prices thorn. And it would np*..
pear from tho best sources of information within our reach,
that the South of Franco will ncrd to import on quits es
large a acalaefl hitherto, up to the time of next harvest.
Wo must therefore be prepared to expect a great dal of tho
falling off in tho supplies from tho East—the quarter from
whonce Great Britain Iras of late years drawn the major
portion of her foreign supply—from tho United States and
Canada. Thom can bo no Moult, but the decrease in tbo
Black Sea supply can scarcely, we think, be covsrot by the
jncreAae in receipts from. America. Holland, Belgium and
tho Rhino provinces, Ac., appear to require aid; and from
tbenco must not reckon on any assistance. In Poland and
pari of Prussia, the last crophas givenan Indifferent return,
Febliog fully convinced that the deficiency of our lastwheat
nop has not been in any way exaggerated, we arrive at the.
following conclusion, that making full allowance for the
quantity of com in granary, and estimating the probable
aid America may bo able to afford, somewhat higher than
wo liaro hitherto felt justified in doing, all we have, and all
wo are Ukcly to receive, will bo noeded.
ASHES.—Wo contlmw oar quotation* of laat week for
all sorts; small talc* wore mgilo at Tor domestics
and Imported; soda pearl* 6}£c; pots 4@4}£e.
AiTLES.—TIie market to cnilt&barn, and the demand to
quite netted wo quoloatsl,*s@2£s
BEESWAX.—Ikero to but little offered, and tbo demand
limited; wo quote at 25@24 first hand*.
ALB.—Wo bare no change reported in Ihto article, but
quoto at $5,7(53, os to brand; . , . ’
HULK Mb AT —Wo have ft sale reported of 15,000 ft*
shoulders to ornvo at 4V5c; 35*000 do do at ;
70t) piece* city cured at 5, on time.
BEAN’S—There is hut ilitlc demand for Beans, aud sale*
are confined principally to the retail trade. Wc quote small
white at $1©1,25; nrpm first band* and store*.
BROOMS—BaIed (luring the week wero made at $1,02,2,12
@3,75, first hands; stock light. .
BRICK—The demand continues brisk for Bolirar,.ats2s
fbr common, and $4O tor extra.
BUCKETS ASl> TUBS—Tbo manufacturers’ prieot are
$1.25 for Buckets, cash; No 1 Tubs $8,23. No. 3 $0,50; Keel
ers $2,75. Sales of Buckets from store* at $£@2,26.
' BUTTER.—The demand from the tradeforroll, continued
fair during the wock, ami sold at from 14@ld for fair to
prime. In pack'd, we hare no transactions reported, but
quota at 11/4@l2c<. • ■
BOCKWIItiAT FLOUR—Is In sternly demand atsl,2o@
1,25 per sack.
CHESTNUTS.—Are selling at $1,5Q@1,C2.
CRACKERS—Hate undergone a change; the following
are tho present rates, tls: _ r/%
Water Cracker#, bbl s*»so
Hotter do do s»»w
Sugar Crackers, iU
Soda ‘do do *W
Boston do do.—..— ~ »>*
FicNic do'- do * •
Pilot Bread, Tlbb!— ~......$4,00
CRANBERRIES—^We quote at H bbl, and hut
ftfw.in the market. *
COPPER—Wo quote at CiflSfsrwh and time.
CANDLES ANl> SOAP.—We now quote candles a* fob
Inw»; dipped 'l2; mould 13, which to an advance; soap
4V/&S.
'CIiF.ESU.-Tbo supply coming forward Hmndcratosnd the
demard continue# brisk; wo quoto «tcady sale* at
lo for common to prime.
DIUKD JIKKF—we notice sales by the tierce at 5.
, DIUEU FRUlT—There is a moderate demand for Peaches
at first hands. Applesaro la limited demand
Tfadf sale at 14:<51fr, for fresh; pickled are
ERS—Wo rarotiuoo our quotations at ac
cording to ousndtyimd quality. .
FISH*—We qnoto Lake Salmon at slo@ 10,50: whitel*ko
•at $10; Trout at $0; No. C Mackerel Her-
We continue to quote City mills bran at 5(510;
shorts 13@10, acdmlddlings 32@30. • v !■.
FKEIGHT3.—Tho following ero tha tariff rates oo the
Pennsrlranla Uollroad: .. • •
Oa Flour to PblUdelphlaor Bftltliuotr... bbl.
First class freight ™ ct*. 100lb#.
Second “ >• - - —-‘5 «j°- j
Fourth “ “ - • • l ' J ,
FX4UlTl—TLofollo.io-; U the llftof current prices tor
lordan fruit
KaWo
Currents - - f, l!5
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FLOUR—At tbi dite of oar 1 weekly repert, we left
th« market fna at SC, iMS)*. , and prlnr* conftnu*! w Up
to Mondiy evening Whan iho rurora # ue*s
was mode known t rici # nJTinwJ, and tbs demand Rtf snip-
DlDif Improved. nielli*
l5O hbli from store at $0 ■ ae;^*T»
« «do of W 5 bids mi I*l at sC>.oisr i ?o > 23. Oa Wjdnwday,
-t.<i bhl* at sd,2r ; @6,&o for supertne and On Thni>
dav the market was firm, with rales of about WO bhl* at
so for superfine and extra, and price# tending up*
ward- Tho NSw York of Baturfsy U»ti quotes
iho market w Since our lost weekly sammary
our market ha* Steadily Improrkd, and w# learn ftwai rery
nliaWo suKi.rilT.thu s«lw umochiippwtortmUftH.
at London, m to th« jnrpiyof food »Ucli U llhrir lo men
thnn-em neit hstvest, «J!» full la rolatioa to tfc« ““• t ™
question- Oar Minister at London, In a tetter to a friend
hem, „prw*)« the opinion, tlat nm_Ukely
to reach a hteher point,ere ncit harTcat, than lo HSL. It
doc, seem, then, that prices, until ua« harrcit, muat rote
hieh on thlc aide the Atlantic. . .
GRAIN—The demand continues aetjto for all acocrip
tions, without material clion s c in last wocVa i rteca. J"
quote oaUaetlfo at ««?.««. Corn: aalea lur eawj
'A Rvo lFheat ha* allghtly odtaneedi wo
now quote at as to quality. Barley aalcahlo at
CI ORW3HItTr- a —Tho demand Is limited to tho city trade,
and wc hare no'hinp tpcelal to nolle, as a VVo
quote Buear 4-VfrM<. Molaswa dull, nmlselltnr to theeify
?wte Swssss u>mcounter26®ST. Ooffeo firm HV.%
GtfSPOWDEiV—We net* rcsnlar ole* by tbo krc at t* ,
50®S for FFKJ: Ky. rille o*4 lbs tljM! tojJtMn 1
lerii $4,60; BFG $K$4,5O; rock powder sd, with lb* regular j
Sales In tpudl lots ore mad® at $2O to ,
Thera continues a moderate d«mnnfl for Window
m iss to tlm rlty and country trad*,.and of.conntn
brand* nf B*lo at $2,Mwr2,60, and $2-m)&2,*6 for
from first bands. Soles from store at advance on these
were madeduringiho week.of non fmaU
late dressed at ln lira bog® *« *«■ flothiD «
a *TIOPS—Wc continue quotations foT Eastern new crop at
ay—Regular aaJcs at tho scales. at s9@l3 v\ ton ►. an
'Wo quote common western at 11%, primo dry
i *~jflME--lialea art) made at from stores, for
Wo quoto ct* In bbls, and kegs, first
h MESS PORK—SalesOtsl2,T6sl3. x . i
xhe market la almost bare, bolder® eat b(j£<%.i
'^ V NUTMKQS I —Ko. 1 are scarce, and hold at $1,30(5)1.37. ;
NAVAL BTOKKS-AVa-quote Uosln at Tar at
$4*50@5,00, according to the size of packages; Turpentine :
atr IROVAN V* N AILS—W« correct nur table for Iren and
Noils, and now quniathe prices nettled . upon by masofae.
turers. The quotations for -Noll* are “nett cash rates, for
Xnon-SStntm bar .... -
« Baud....- ?
:: SSfW .v. v::-.." %«
Snulur-ap MtoH. • \£
Naim—lo to 20 penny --$l.OO V
= S s? : : “I':. "5:... J&
: l « i:-::- i
SKKtt-tutS to inch ‘" ■'"“‘''.' * ’ ...7. • 6,25
OlLS—Thwrols a good demand for Linseed
Infirm at76©7Bc by the lot lord OU: No. 1 firm it 78
lnntilred after, and rales were made at T6^
80, fire* bands, and 76®87 from store. «•—v.«..i#w**
POTATOES—Wo notonstoady demand for^NcAannwAs
and Rods at 45® 50 for tho former. and 31®35 for tho latter.
PEPPER.—We quote at12@12>5.._
; PIMENTO.—Scarce and selling at l4©lB. - .
PIQ METAL-—The late advices of tho European market
has caused more firmness in the Eastern and-Western mar
kets, and holders are asking an advance i wenotlco Bales in
Now York of Scotch Big at $4O. cash. Webayo no re
ported in this market dneo our last, but understand it Is hold
—We'oontlnuo to quote in domand at
IlIOE^—Wo quote sales at bjthotlorco.
BALT—We continue to at $2@2,12 for common
mVF RISKED —There continues a brisk demand for
wiih'ratesef So bus, to bo dollvoredln a few days,
at £6 46 ’ 10 bus from store at s*>.6o , soino asking $5,C2,
•fiim stow Tho sales since Tuesday morning amount to
itttthuif 0 Tho Baltimore Times of ydsterdoy quotes the |
ScfaaflraatW&@>- InPt.UDdclpU.ilhomarket 1*
fl lS?&~f^U...hcoUn g . t^for
a
T.nmM at 21@20, v accordlßf! to bland. „ _
1 iSl.“t£l».
WHITE LEAD—The demand continues > active, with
“ 'habkex.
AjixqUebt, Jairoacf 1854...
npvVF9 —There wore 331 bead in pens, which were du*
40 6 ® 7 not - 0
ra uM3°-nicrancM 0 200 offered, and mostly sold at 4@4 %
gTOSS. • . • •• •- ••;:■ .■ ' ■
J UBT Phils Byrap,
■ 2 Mils at. loula Golden Byrup,
8 hf. bills do do
10 tengnll.fcegdo . 'do .
For solo at tbo lowest market pries by , .
Jaefl ; .BAILEY * REHBHAV, 3SS liberty. »t._
\ITOOI. PLAIDS .-A. A. MASON * «>.,
W have marked down tholr whole clock of Plaid Goods
ftom 25 to 50 por cent * ftA *
Omcsor mi Daiit Mobmko Posy, • \
Friday, January 20,1654. - . /
'JY3EW 8 FOR RFWJER MUEM
PiTTSDOEGn, January 10tb,12 il
12 feot fbur inches in thechannel.- The Allegheny. Was
rising lids mornings The Clara Fither bos made, one trip
up this Allegheny, and returned last evening. -The Alle
gheny Bell N 0.2. and Oornplantfir aroup that river. All
the rivers aro how in good navigable order. , -
Wo learn that no coal boats have been lostin tbo Monon*
gahela river by the ice or flood during tho late rise. v
Tbo losses in tho Ohio amontto ten pairs, worth perhaps
327,000. Somo part of them may yot be saved.
M&rs. McKee, Wilson, Bravo, Herron A 00., Whigham,
Watson'and others lost each a pair. Put notwithstanding
these losses, the amount of loss will not exceed tbo averngo
losses of former years; while coal so for has sold for high -
prices in tho lower markets. - .
■ We learn from tho Memphis papers that tho Jacob D.
Early, on her way from New Orleans, was ran: into by the
Torktown about ten miles below Napoleon, and so much Jn>
, a red that it was found necessary tothroworerbonrdalargo
lot of freight.. Ono hundred hhds of augnr, and 100 bbls of
. molasses wero lost It was with 60mo difficulty she could
bo kept afloat. After tho collision the Yorktown took her
into* and run her ashore.- .
. Wo learn that tbo cabin and pilot bouse of (be Gen. Bern,
that was snagged in the Mississippi, had floated down stream,
a&out thirty miles from thu place of tho wreck, and that it
was run asboro there. ••••■■•• •
Tho Youghiogheny sunken White river on Christmas
morning, as she was bound will prove a total loss,both
boat and cargos In addition to her own cargo, slio had taken
quilo a quantity of goods off the Falcon, la order to.Hghten
the F. over thebars, al} of which were tosL—A/rmpAu Whig.
The river 1b rising rapidly. Since our dost report It bos
risen over seven feet, with prospects of. tbo water reaching
the carb slcneattho foot of Main street - Jtrained steadily:
yesterday, and our boatmen are in high spirits. We may
now assert that navigation is free from Pittsburgh to.tho
mouth. Icq was running all day from four to soven inches
thick.
Tholittlo steamer Sophia, on her last trip down Green
river, sprang a leak,"and commenced sinking. The pumps
were manned,and she endeavored to reach thenc&rcitlond
ing.- 'When she reached the shore tbo water ; wa» several
inches deep on her lower deck, but the leak was stopped,
and tbo water prevented from getting any higher.
. Tho steamer Madonn, on her loft trip up Green river,
hlow out her packing and broke her left coupling yoke,
fiho was compelled to-remain up that stream fortepairs. -•
Wo leant that the Golden Gats and. tho Golden Stale are
both aground at the ulster Island*.
Private despatches from SL-Lonls Wednesday, report the
Slisdswppl lower than it had been known for years, with
only two and a half frot wator at Turks Island. The river
is gorged at two or throe places between Bt, Genevieve and.
Capo Girardeau. Tho Honduras left two weoks sinco, and
has not yot arrlvod at the Capo.
The steamer Express struck a snag incoming throngb
Line Island Chute, in tho Cumberland river, above Smith
tand, audtook water Tepidly. After throwing overboard
about one thousand blooms, and tho timely erection of a
“bulk head,” sbo was saved-
The Buckovc, which met with an accident in tlia lower
Ohio, was at &mlthland,at tbo lost dates,awulting a chango
to go on the dock. She damaged a eonridoruhlo quantity
of New Orleans and Havana sugar destined f,»r Cincinnati.
The steamers, D. A. Given, J. M. Stockwell, and Tisho
mingo, which were detained several days at the gorge l« tbo
river, about elghty-Avo miles below this city, arrived hire
yesterday. The Express was detained at the same place,
fibs was the first boat to mnko her way through tire Immense
govgrs of ice, but in so doing, broke her rudder and som*
other part of her machinery, and was compelled to lay by
for repairs.
Tb« following is tho quotations for freight t
To Pittsburgh, pound freight 23; Wool 30; Whisky 01;
Molasses 3! 25. fit. Louis, pound freights 40: Whisky $1:
Ale *3. To Nashville, pound freights 30; Whisky and Chi
$1 • j'toar per bbl 30. To Now Orleans, pound freight* 40;
Whisky st; Flour per bbl €0; Dry Good* 60.
It will bo won by tho following from aiatonumher of the
Nstchex Charier, that tho new Natchez, Capt. Tom Leather*,
I* hard to beat. . , .
Mm.—The steamer Natehs* left New Orleans at 6».j o’
clock. P. M., Baturdav, ]X«\2Uh; mode 24 landings; look
on {*« cords of wood at lied rivnr; arrived at Nntchci at
C'.£ o'clock, I*. M* Sunday; twenty-four bouraout— Cjaetn
fiafi January 17.
Alton Telegraph fays;
‘•The river opposite this city Is about ot a stand. The
ire, last evening, was running Tar* light; probably there L«
a gorge above.* None of the packets tnaJo their app4‘«r«nre.
fh>m fit. Louis during the day. The Httlo steamer Sanga
mon started down with n f«w hogs ot» l*oard. Cmnrjunlre
tlou between the twnplnre* 1* carried mi almost entirely by
land. The passengers by railroad for St. LoqU went down
last evening in harks.
“The B runetU arrived last evening from fit. taut*, haring
made the trip in about four hours. Sho reports Ui«t the
riwr is lu a Ixdtcr condition than It was a day or two ago.
On the chain the soundings showed three and a half feet r f
water—an improvement. At fit. Louis, when tbo Brunette
left, the lee was running very heavy. There was a gorge h»
the river below that City, cutting olf all commonkation to
Cairo.
“The Alton* and Coroella are still lying submerged, with
hntlittUprwpert of racing tbo former. 1U uudefftand
Utftt all her furniture and fixtures will bo forthwith remov
ed from the wreck."
The rirsr was on a stand at this point yr«trrvl»y after- i
n<*on. with aUrnt eixlrrn fwt water m the channel to l«u- i
i*TiUe. The toats, whirh were numerous, were taking on ;
freight fa«t. The u«w Monarch, fiir tbr Mrlcan* trade, went
□p the river a abort distance, and. Inking a good etarL
the lAcdiug iu ftuo style. The Lade Pike went out
In-tbo morning l/iulsvlilc, nod .tbo Rm Vranklln
lata in the afternoon.
A telegraphic despatch s*Bt from PoriamnuU) to Mays*
villa ywterdny.rautttxied lbo« having preperty oxjh>*«G io
the liver to ebelter it, ns tho Allegheny ire was coming
thick, heavy end fa«L It will U* ahrag boro this morning,
butlnthaprr* OtrUte’ofthe weather, nothingrpcnally 4tni
a-trciisivee.l tv* apprebinded. The <sM CothJnr wan expert
el frent IVtnrroy last night, with ft fiwt of rml boats in
tow. CTMwaftvTthe Allegheny ire, w* may *pleo-
U'«>ur supply ofcoal.
The “Falls City’’Union Lltio Faekot, went ent lari even
ing for InulavflK TlieWHUxm NoWc started fir New Or
!«>ans heavily InwdreL Tho New Orleans Twtiti at this
a«o atl di-cplv and tLev will r.o in a d&v r.r
two.—Cirtnnnat* 4Xa.?acrn il
Tho stage cf vratrr in the rivor at (L 4 t ls nVut th *
aaacos it was f»ar days ••*«. O havln** U\ » ft«xint Mi‘r»rn
loch*s in tha twvitv; «ur hours vn ling at n r u, yr-lerday
IJoats Srr Awn Afr U o MUsbrlppl at ovr
Alton, ani th» fa eatnedr wn In such weightarxj fo*m cu
tVirincaday night, at half j as* 10 oc rrk, as u l -ar reTcrai
Vat* from tfcrir ttioorln-* The St. l*aul wa* lh* fret Lea*-
torecehetL" * ocVr*«nl, her llnea snap; ins as if they were
mere threads, w «* f rml down the river, rlmriy foUew
ed lyllioil Paeo«ul Wfuona. The fit Paul* iceilna
ceased about threo mti**s below tho ri;y. wniie thefinm. i
Gary, which bad been also fcrml fraxn her lUMrintra, very ]
wisely, bat much to this surprtse of every cue, an td- :
mc»t direct course arroy* tho river, audeamo to, all cUnO- j
lag, against the opposite hank. This is the more remarka
ble, m there wax no erne on hoard to direct her in ovens met*.
ThaEirasoand Wraonawcre more fortunate Lnanrixher
of tire other twe, as they got attached, by. .soma means, to
boats lying at tho levee. The Grand rralne, lying at lh»
f .ot of Loeort street, had three Hum mapped asunder, but
»m* of her band- bring on board, they had timo toweure,
the hawser to the shorts and thus prevent*! 1m» fnitn drift
ing aw«y. gnrh was the ear.Uetneot that tho fl» Wl« <-f
tbwci«y were violently to rinsing—A'- l*uv Iknocraly
January 13.
TOUT 0? PITTSBTOOH.
12 mt u l.VrstXS VATCR TUK CIUSKKV.
AHKITKb.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, BrownsvilLo,
“ Luzerne. Hewlett, BrownsvUlrt.
<« Thomas Bhrivcr, Hailey, Meat Newton.
tt Oon- Uayard, Wobles, Klicaboth,
“ Cuba, Abram.% Loulavlite.
“ Diurnal, tiheppard. IVboetlog.
DEPARTED.
u j«ffer«ot), Parkinson, nrownsvllle.
“ XiUseroe,Bennett,BrownsTiUa.
si Tbomaafibriter, Bailey, VTcatNowton.
«« Gen. Bayard, Peebles, EUmlt-tb.
*i Buckojo State, BolUboovcr, Clnrlnnati.
“. Quaker City, fihuak, Pu Louift.
•* ‘Winchester, Moore, Wheeling.
FOR TUB HOLIDAYS—A genorat *w*ortnn>nt of now
Fruit, Including ludsio#, Currants, Fig*, ■ Prunes and
Lemon*; also, Hard, Soft and Papor-nbril Almonds, Wal
nuts and Ellterta. wholesalo or retail.
docl6 ;IIAILIiY.*^ItBNSnAW._
OliTnwX* 2B W«K CUACKEKfi, fio7l^
£\J\ 130 do Jackson do
20,000 Torpedoes.
1 can Nutmeg*.
30 kegs Oooklng Itaidns.
floedved and for sale by •
4ec3 J- C- ANDKItSON k. CO, No. C> Wood si.
■\ITLNDOtV OLAfifi— boxes Bxlo, 10x12 and 30x
VV McKcnnan A Co.’s brand, in store and for sid« by
V’W KING A MOORHEAD.
BLwms— .
00 tona Bedford Forge;
• 75“ Gap do
16 « Juniata do ForFaioby
i n l3 KING A MOOBIIKAP.
'UHJAU—A prime article of New Uricanx, lit store and for
> sale by f ial3] KING A MOORHEAD,
I'BXED APPLES—SOO buKhoU in fTore and for sate by
KING A SiOOKHEAD
fl UtIKTV FEET FKONT.—For sale, a Lot of JO fcwt front,
I on High street, near Wylie, by 145 deep to an alley,
SLMSS two ,tory *““»* A'VSSr*
jal3 140 Third strefit.
r.nvu Bim»
j a |3 Heal TSlnto Agents, 140 Third fit.
110 LET—A BRICK. nOUSK, of six rooms, on KoWnson
Btrcot, nuar Federal street, Allegheny city. Rent
a year- Apply to 8- CUTIIBLRT A SON^
jat3 * 140 Third street
IJ'MUUOIDEKIES'— Every description of KmbroidvrieS
ll are Bulling at greatly reduced rates, at tbo semi-annual
mile of b A. A. MASON A CO-, ,
j S ]3 No. 23 Fifth street.
Ik 1011 PAPER HANGINGS, of velvet, gold, dark and
XV light papers, with elegant enrnlce and ba*o borders,
fur sale by WALTER P. MARSHALL,
ja!2 83 Wood street.
Decorations in wall paper—Artistic designs m
imitation of wood, stone, stucco and Italian fresco* s,
for sale by • [Jal2] WALTER P. 31ARBIIALL.
(IHEAP WALL PAPER—A woll Belocted assortment, at
j priced ran frfo&from mr to lb% cents per roil, for pale
by fjal2] v. WALTER P. MARSHALL.
S~ EMI*ANNUAL SALK.—A. A. MASON A CO., will offer,
during their sale, over 3,000 Shawls,at about ono-thlrd
less than usual prices. Alao, 200 elegant velvet and cloth
Cloaks, at similar low rates. _ JftVJ
ONNETS—3OO velvetand aatin Bonnets will bo closed
out at A. A. MASON & CO’S., No. 23 Fifth streot, at
al»out one-half tho usnal ratoo. JaVJ
(for. AAA BTOOKIVIWADS, MOKTGAOJ2B and Pxo
<m£}.U\JUini«sory Notes, nppotiated on tbo shortest
notice, by , JAMES K. MOIUNQB,
1 * Banking and Ileal Estate Agent,
No. 4th at., near Market*__
OHIO AND PKNNSYIiVACiIATKAILUOAD STOCK—2O
flh&rea wonted by AU^INIX)OSnB,
oct2o . No. 02 Fourth Ht.
40 ausE ' lani) 'luB™^om3, riU
•’ No. 02 Fourth fit.
-lOwmSdS® “ DBT ANI) A B UB™ ISoMI^
A Srf2B y No* 92 Fourth fit
M.U to
t lALOlitu-ioo Bis. Hydro mnNo’RItOR ta
yy store and for «oopy [dec23], FKEauNU BROS.
m°ss-w a»to BROS ,
"USD VKKOII’ITATB-KWBa for sate k m
,oiAmi-io «■**». & co.
I Coeßs, * OO-
KNTIAN ROOT—SOU Ills for ralo by ._ A
\J( dec!9 ■ B. A. FAHIHjCTOCK A CO-
EUMIORBHW— 56 powdered, for nlo by _
declO B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
; ;
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By tbe JO’Eoilly Linoa-dor tia MoTaiugPoat
Washington,-'-January 10.—fifnak—A resolution \rw
adopted directing inquiry as of extending,
tho laws regulating the of the widows or rovoluf ;
tjnuary soldiers, ami thirwidowsof 'soldiers of the warof :
1812, ■■ :• - ■■■•■ • ■- '"■ V
• Mr. Gwin offered a resolution calling for information in
Regard to ihodisposalof thoWnited States riavalforco at the
time of tho expeditions front California to Bouora.
J A 'warmdotJate is going on.;-' v .
? House.' —On raotiorff the 1 - Committee on Military Affairs
were instructed to Inquire into the. expediency, of construct*,
log a Bond from SMt Lake .City to California, for military.
and other purposes, ... •
: Mr.'Ctirothera roported. a bill from the eomffiUteffpa .pyh--
lie lands, giving the right of way. to tho St. Louis and iron-
Mountain Railroad-through the grounds of JofTorsou Bar
racks." Boferrod.
' Tho House, then went into committee of tho whole Onfi
resolution . torefer the -Preaidont’s message to appropriate
committee?, when Mr.Krith made a speech in glorification
of Sohth Carolioa, and defending slavery asa grcatnationul
'institution."'. - ''' .•/
Boston, January. 19.—Tbo.blockof stores north of Brook?,
■field was burned thismorning. It. was owned by Col. Ad :
ams, of Horton.: .The loss is estimated at $20,000.
: c«pL AtdunPatridgo, principal of tho Military Acadcniy
at Norwlck, died suddenly to*day/:: ;
: New York, JunuarylO, m.—Flonr«isalcs 0000' bblrf/at
$9,00; state sB{§>B,o6, declined O cents ; sale* GOO bbls.-South.
crns3,B7@sB.&o,finn." Orain..'<galcs CD,OOO bosh; "Wheat..."
Gcoesgo at $2.0G@52,18;-sales 15,p00-.tm*h.-born mixed
at 92 r yell6w 01, easier. ' Wblsky.:.stdcB 200 bbln. prison ut
31,'nnscttled:. Prorisions nnchanged.- •
: Niw YonKi'January lO.—£i>fnini'.—Cotton £tcady; sales
2750 bales/: Coffee: : sales COO bags IUo at : quietr. Mo*
Tavees:. Bales £OO rtcady.- Sugar.: wiles'
tOO hhds Orlcani-ftt 5, doll. . Floorsales 70jX) : bbfs Ohioat r
$8,O8@8,18; : f)hIo$8@S,O0, declined 6 cents ; salesOOObbls
Southern at $8,37©8,50, firm. Grain ; sates 25,000 fcu&iicis
G»nescO Wheat at $2,18,- irregular; Ralea 18,000 fbushela
Com mixed at 02j* yellow: 92; lower.: Trovlaops: pah-3
. SOO bbU Votk, prime,atsifi,2s;'mces $14,65: sales 700 bbls
mess Becf.ot sl3i©lS > oo, rtCTuly ;;Mleffl6o Hhls bams atS>*;
■Moulders o %i : WhUky: sales 500: bbls prison at 20, easier,
PunADEtEMA, jan. 19.—Cotton, uhcbangcd.. Flour..;pri.
c»w well maintained; sales iiOObbls good brands .'forShip-.
ment at $7,75; sates'6oo bbls Bobiusoh brands at $7.87;
steady demand for dty consumption ;.witbtn tho langti of
$7,7D@8,12 for* commdti'abd extra brands.'Rye' Flour
Scareo; held at $5,25i’ Sales of4oo.bhlft -Brandvwine Corn
. Meal yesterday at s*. Wheat in demand; supplies come in
slowly; very little offering; sales 2000 bushelsprime.rcd,-
part slj?s and: part oa pmafe terms. No Kyedn market.
Corn In demand ; .#alcs 7000 bus at 90 for new
to' arrive./anil 82&S2U' fbr old. yellow* .Whisky tearc-c/
sales 200 btrls at 3i in bbls, abdSO.in hhds; drudgc^S?*’’,
:■ Cincinnati, January 18— The river has risen fire feutdur
ing the last £4 hours; weathordampanddLrtgrecablo. F.nnr
dnllntsG. Whisky advanced, to. Hogs.
holders now asking $5. Sales 200.000 lbs bulk sides at
srtes 50,000 lbs ebon middles at sj-y.;loo*v Sales “1200 kegs
No.l Lord at 9; good demand for Lard.Wt other articles
heavier than yesterday.: Sales Molawres.&t 23Vv. Ciovcrseed
continue* In good demapd at’ss,so.. : .
: Cdsciwatt. January ii.—The river rose 2}-£ feet last
night, and. is full of heavy See. Weather wet Flour
Whisky 21J/~ Nothing has transpired thismorning in Hogs
or Provisions; trice unchanged; tlio former ranging from
$4,70 to $4,87. . -
Cincinnati, January 19—ETenlrrg.-**Tha river has rtoa
f,«.irfeet; weather wet: heavy tea running,.rendering navi
gutUtfi very difficult, Flour opcned.with fair demand,.with
vales at but eld! ing heavy.- Whb'ky £l(<j>£lb£
Gloversced $5,50. lloga $4,7-5(2.4,81. nut .disposed
over inaido rate. Prori*Sotts...M('diitt*te demand; no dw,ngo.
iu prices, but feeling easier; salo.t 2jo bbi* riour Pork ntslts
fh\*s 20,000 pieces Bulk Shoulders aud Sides, doHv»*rable,at
Portsmouth, at $4,25(fv5825, packed; : Lsrd...Sfilc6lCOo k*-gs
j>rime, dcUverablo at; wuiivilte, at 9. No chiiq-.o in Oro*
CgricS.. ■ .
JAM Eft fPRENNA* Auctioneer and Coramlrricm M«*:
ebauUNo, 120 Wood street, hear tbo «>rn*r of Fifth,
regular sale* of Dry floods, Ciuthin?, (Jrooarie.K,
wtr'KOtl second h«HI FumUun*, each day nt 10 and 2
oVlor.k; and at early each crrmo?, Watches ncd
Jewel rv,fl uns, Pirtols, Uoofce, Fancy M-liclta, Cutlery, Jioota,
i&tv*, *e., ’with a tfctieral £,*sorttaeat of every dcscriptit n
of Dry OootLs. Hofcr to theprincipal ft-hl*
....... "'Auetion«D«dly Sole**
AT tha Commercial Sates Hooms, corner of. Wood and
Fifth street*, at 10o'clock, A. *1- * pcnertU assortment,
of Seasonable, Staple ami: Fancy Dry Goc*L» f Clothing, Boot*
and Shoes. Hat*, Caps, Ao.,
, . at s O'clock* iv-m* -■
UrocerlcJ.Qnemnartirt, Glassware, Table Cotier?, Xnbkingr
Glasses, Hew and Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fur
nuan»,Ac^
friofe*. Stationery* Fancy Articli-* Mnetca) Imtrtxmenta,'
ilardwarvani Cutlery, Clottdnfr, Variety tlooibs GoH and
SMTiflrwfttcheJS 4c* • V, M.-DAVlS.'iwUrnttn j
Auotioßocr. ;
TkEItfcWPTORY BAf.H nnexUnjitc tot t-f raltuW*
. | wTMl.iwarcc
i-Vhoul r>tok* ofaCky tfsvjfe Store, at
at McKenna’* Auction H<nU\ un Saturday next,
January Ul«*uu4 conUbui«it e.trery evenly# until oil arc
w>Mairfare* and ralu&bto *U>?k t>f tfcooSe-irK-ah eLwlcaJ,
taiacaiUneMi* and ee}k>o} L<ttka of ft city t<*k afcuc, . They
wtlt H> Open fur examination on Saturday.
jno2o J&MK3 McKKfrVA. AcetV "
jiOSIXiVJS SU.-B 0 y A STtXJK OK GUOCBKIKS. CON*
KKCTIOS AjrYVQUKfStSW AItR'QMS*'JARS. » AUIV
WARE. STOVH FtXTRUK?., I’NfcXl'ltmi XKUM OK
LKASRef UOVBK «ttd |/>T; li«-al r?t:xti\ BotUinjf tat* with
Urkk D**ilib3 t 'KttM« ctul Octhonvs; ttor***,
•IlAixcw,*c^*t'AVCTtOS«—■On Jammy :Mth,
®t 10 «>Ylu?k In U»« will bo MKt iliv- str-rrof
SIr.AVM. vf ami Rchirrt*
Scr<rt}tti Wkj I, h(.* emUe KICK'S vt Fr-rnHy
Oonkclkmary. *Juc«-r,>n are, G !»«.<# arr> na lie
U dedlnlu}* that feu*ki»«*. Ajiu>hj< th« unidcvajß t.r»|>«>
r!a!. ;*jnl Young it'**-i* iVan: CrfTo-: New
Ortcsu* aud trjrop» rn-lijj.CLrai*,
At*jhv« f Mn+iaid, ChneK,Cinnv
’ocn» MaoHrmt amt lOrtlui, • .tar* l *mj Cmifc-Ounarr,,
Batting* {io**“n*wjwc.. liantwnre. *jii: flare Fix*
\utvrS, An 4. htj uVior-k In tlm afternoon of lh*: jacni day,
t«i> Briugbt Ifor*»**!ui AVfljfotfj td«\ tht unrajpWsi term of
■a £ix>4 Brkk RuhiUus—-Frame I>w*-Hu7g JLiuse,
Stable and Itok Ruilditc. ait on a lut ot finvtmd
fwoUnff :42 f«tt on VA «-U.U.-r st rict* m*4 os trading tack
alnJOlltfO feci- Amt, at tlu- MUir Uwa,th<»b>lim\uif{ UfcAT*
RSTATB---i I'.lfl bf gtour.4—•threo of-which lm** nfront
*4oh of feet «i Weiew-r and crku4it:£ bicX
'123 fsetto lieiah‘< *IU-y. Tim vtWr i,-* 16
Btrtwt, wUeu-'inK the t-> t*Ury. ou Tthtch
Wcyectuda gi*>l evnuf-rtni-lt* Ur*k l)wr]Ht>;r lioiuc, um«
(dining? roum, will ... likh/wilb' thick
filaUa aai other out luriW'*. 'lems at, .«*)*-.'
janlp;
JAMPH M’RiiNKA. Wt?or.i>M\
- iwXhA H-NTi
Ninr sTVJ.u wniTi: &uxkt& at
Arcn^x.—At MvK- on iiOMJ.W jirxl. January iU.-
0 t 10oVstoU. vh\ tt- mU without rvury>%at iloKenWs
nation kou*w,i-U a Vi-Jox -n wlu!e^}U;,bsUi,>Cm->i
UiU-st AfW
Voi fc, *ml will U In ini# Jo KUit'Utp irri*. uhoiuu j-ar
tkrulafir tuviirsl to nn*n'.i;.&UoT3ilu»:ca l.tarlt hk-Jiury nus.
fcinrr fhlrt*; tnej'Wbf4»iifor. o,\AmtaaUou w* thug?*
foni alary cf thu wicllou roota*, «u
jsxnt-S JAMKS MrKyKK.V Au<\
ASMtfNLKfc' daUj el tm caicmiro O.JCATttV LrtX
O«K)D3 STORE AT AUCTION - —On MONDAY, Jmh
uary 23rtf,-IM-l, (iL 2 ©‘clock. Will be sold, at MolleimaV
Auction Uourc, by order of A«d#uecs,-the 'stock of a retail
country stow. .Among the 'Jot are rooio very iino goods,
fucli as Siuouy Coburg m •'rials, alpacas, rotius delainc/v
berolgwi, gingham*, liocn luxtu**, calk**, ihintsca, jant.
Ntufi; Testings, flannels bleached and brown niusHcvpHk
hdkfa. and ern-TCia, fins shawls nod tlrc«S hdkfs., ribbons,.
Iftfes, twc«d cloth*, casslnetß, pats»rt thread, ppooVcottou,.
gIoTW *ud-hnidery, RURpeodenyUnse/s, lamb's wool shirts
end drawer*, white dress shirts clngbam and ibrck Khirts,
overcoats o&d pantaloons, superfine ?atln rests, Iri-h linen,
buckram ami padding, silhjdußh, i*huaans, heavy blankets,
furniture calico* tarn, women, mlsw, bora and youths’
bools, brtygans, shoes,hooter*, bosUns,: puaipswidrilppera
gum overshoes» also, n very largo Iflt of *Uk; and worsted
fringe, with many other articles. •■
JAMES McKENNAi Auctioneer.
Gold and siLVEmvATCirE3 at auction,—wm
bo sold at the Commercial Sales Room, comer of Wood :
and Filth streets, on FRIDAY evening. January 20th, at
7 \/ 2 o’clock,arariety ofvatuablo Rtcond-banclOold Watches,'
embracing.fino English lemT| ladies’eluant, t'«piq« and
detached with buutlng and single eases; rvl?o,.t-Hvcr
watches, crlsocal, vuiyc,quartii*r> anchor Mcnj't'inent and
I'epine movements; with plain and'chased dqubUi backed
Those washesTiro worthy the attention of all those
wishing to "purchase » good «Ucle for their own use.
jan2U • • •. • 1\ SI.PAVISj Ancttonocr.
C*"fA r fAUAICIS SALK UF VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS
j ROOKS.—Oa SATURDAY EVEN IRQ, January 21st, at
CM o’clock, at tho Commercial Sales Rooms, comer of Wood
and Filth streets, will be sold, a large and valuable colicc
tlon of now Books; among which are, Dickons* Complete
-Works, dvols; Prof. Wllfon’s Essays; Scott’s Ufa of-Nnpo
lion; Works of N. P. Willis; Rollin'* Ancient Uißtory, 2
vols: Western Farmer and Gardener; History of ibo Mo.v
lean War; Goldsmith’* Works? Pictorial History of Indian
Wars and OapUtltWei Nicholson’* Mechanic* 1 Companion;
Stair Builder’s Guide; Lamartine** French Revolution;
Mechanic.’*Own Book; Pocrical work* of Scott, Pope,pa
shm Campbell, Byroo,and Mooro? fplutulidFaraUy Hiblw:
fins illustrated work** Ac. CaUlogocs are ready. . :
jai» . .. ,F. M. DAVIS, Aiict’r.
Sjj; MO LA SSKS—2OO bbls Steam Refined SttgaMlauso,
• inndins from etpamer New York and for sale by
JAMKa A. HUTCHISON ,t CO., '
; jjopo ' ... uu St. I<ouls Sugar Refinery.
/^ILKSTNVTt^—' Twot»ty*llve Luslitjis, yf quoHl
242 and 244 liberty st
J-. £jjoyaring» & Col
and Pulverized Sugar* for mIo by. ,
® . . . BAILEY & ItENSIIAW,
• a«2S
for pale low by
<j W 2 BAILBY &HKNSIUAy,fo3 liberty »1
SEUAKS— Just rec’U, ft supply of rUOI
vona Soffuts. in ICK) box^s..' ,
rte ™ ' • BAILEY & RENSriATV,
OOYLAMFa OKftUAN Bm'.ttTt&T-'io 4oz, for salo Q
. :. - ■ KEYSERU 140 si.
C~IIiEAP MOUSES, in various locations, in towuamt coun
_/ try , and on ticcommcnlaUug terms, can be had by np
olYine at tho Real Estate office of :
P S - . :S. COTIIBERT. A SON,
. . I*lo Third street.
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THIHTY-TniBDCOIVGBESS.
TELEGBAPHJtARKETS.
AUCTION SALES.
Auction Cara.
AT 7 O'CLOCK. P. M,
P. n. DAVIS, Auctioneer,
Flannels— •
20 ps. Domestic Plaidllannels;
10 do do Drown do
2 do do White do
Becelvcd from the nmnu&ctarcrs, and for sal o low bv :
. 11. LKk,lyOJffiborty st.
S' fj hini.AXZKa—'XM bhla Steam Defined
_■ just received from steamer Prairie City, and far salo by
: d ; c l3 JAMES A. HUTCHISON £ 00.
TWT 0. BUQAB—IO4 hUds, primu, new crop, landing Ifom
J\' steamer Oakland, and for said .by. - V. ;
x jkl3 jajies a: ncTcnisosA co.
1 )KtUN£D SUGAttS—IOOO bblal'awdcml. Crushed, small
XL Loaf and Clarified Sahara,-in store and for sale \>j
XV JAMES & co.»
Aponte St-Ixmlft Sugar Refinery ...
I'EMI OIL—SUW calls.. TarlonsqualHics, for ra!o fc;
decSO ; B.A. gABNESTOQg 4 OO-
. FARM FOit SAIiE. fitutxlo uinetaenmilcs r om- the
J\ cityyacdtwo mile? from the canal; 25 Acres cleared,
vitli a Log Honse, Stable, Ac. Price s2oan acre. - . ,
- • * S. CTTHBEUT A SON, •*.
Real Estate Ag’ts, 140 Thhd fit.
FAKJI UP 200 A.C8123, simated In Aroitiong county,;
ou tlie Mahoning, and 20 miles from Kittanlng, with
a cood Eooße. Barß, 100 turea cleared; for sale by ... •
K *■■■■■■ B.CCTUBBUT 4 SON, ,
; jas. ; ~ r 140Thirdgtrset.
f\T.EW 11AISINS-S0 boxc«,ond K,!!. K
IV 10 malts Seedless: fiJr safety-. ,
• -• j. p, WILLIAMS, Wood etreflt
4 UUJSK AUD VINEGARS !
\J 10 bbli Economy Crab Cider; !
SO « W. It, Cider. Vinegar j. ■
6 casks ftettck Whittf>¥ioo.Vlnegar; for fiaio by
dec22 • ‘ lIOLBE 4 EICKEXSONn- ?
V '.■sS.i 5 ' ? ’ '■’t’"''
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MISCELLANEOUS. 1
ALLEGHENY FORGE.
SOLOMON SHETTER & CO.
(Lataßlssel & Semple’s Rolling MllL) on tho bank 'of tha,
/ -'i -AllegtenyVhelbirtbe St.' Clair Street Bridge, i -
; AuxaHcnrCm, I’a.
THE proprietors- respectfully inform the: publle:that,-
having made extensive additions to their establish
. meat, they are prepared to. on the mostrea
sonablo torm.vlron Work for Bridges, Car Axles, Quarry
Work, Stone- Cotters* and Masons’ Tools,- shafttnir, Mill
Gearing, Machine Work in'general, and heavy Forglmt, of
every description. Also, HpRSE SHOES manufactured by
Shetlefs'PatentMorse Shoe Machine. The Horse Shoe Ma
cMne'wlHbo in operation abaiit.tho middle: Of Tebraary,
. when all orders 'will meet '•with’prbmpt nttenUoii.-'
Mill Pieka made and dressed..' Orders sent bymallor tele
graphattendcCto oh the shortest notice:-; jal4:y
Orphan*’ Court Sate.
BY Yirtuo of an Order of tho Orphans’ Court : of Alle
gheny cdunty, I will expose to sale at Public Outcry
or Vendue*.attho COURT HOUSE, lo tho city of Pittsburgh,
bn the -'FIRST .MONDA Y OF:FJ&BUJLtUr,:-A. J>'rimZ
at ten p’cloek of: said dav, tho-nndlvidedhalf part or.rnolety
of the following: described Tiact of Land,kitoat© in South
Fayette totmsliip, Allegheny county, in the State of Penn
-rsylvania, tho property/of Aghea JanoWhite, a minor ; ad
joining landß.of.JAmoft McConnell the helm of ..Joseph Me*'
Murray, William slpMurr6y, : B.. A. Merey, Benjamin Kelso,
and Bamucl'StbrHngi'tthd'describedbythefollbwingcoarsefl‘
and distances ; beginning at the South-east corner at a dog
wood, thence by lands oF Jnmea McCorinelL . North de
gress, Wbef percbCH to'a post:, ihenco by lands of.the.
heirs of Janies McMtirray; North C2K West Si GIO
: porches to a post; thence. South .Sit degrees, West 18 8-10
perches to a post; thcriee by lands-- of William McMurray,
3outh 23 degreessOO porches ton white oak; thence South
East. 611-10 perches* by lands of,B, Kelso, to a'
IWBt ; thence by laud ot Samuel Sterling, Sooth 66 degrees,
East 116 8-16 porches; .to :’a Stump; thence South do
grecs,Eastl6’6-l0 perches tba wliitb oak; thenc© SouDi 77
degrees, East ":7*lo perches to,the place of. beginning; con*
mining Ninety-three Acres And Three-quarters of an Acre,
strict measure* . . , ‘
TEiiiiS' OP Sale.—The purchaser to'pay it the rale ofs2oo
ier interest thereon. V.. • i '
‘ WILLIAM R. WniTß,
: ja!4 " . , Qaartilan.of Agues Jane “White.
JOSEPUFLEMING,
; fsoccsssou to ri \7ii;oox t.co.]
eOltNEfl’ MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND, keep*
constancy on hand a full Assortment of Drugs, Medi
cines, Mcdicine Cheat 3, Ecrfamery, ftnd. all articles pertain
ing to bis business.' • ■
l , byBlcla.bB , ' Prcscrlplionß carcihlly' componndcd at
all boors. . ;; - - . • - - ja:i)y
DcnMsdc<xnd:fbrtign Exchange, Silver
- / HiughL Sold and Exchanged, at the
;Exon ANOE ,A X D BAN K ING,IIOII SB OF
WILXIAM A, HIL1& Co.,'
64 wood sißirT, TitTSEUMir.
allowed on time deposits. . .. [ jan!2
RDEUMATIBM>rDr. Brown's newly discovered remedy
for' Rheumatism la aspeedy and certain Rjmcdy Xor
that painful trouble.. It. never foils.; ,: ■
. ; Ofilceand Private Consultation Room* J»o. 41 DIAMOND,
BiUsburgh, Penn’a. The Doctor is alwbys at home.
; marrih23riAw.. - s . • • •••/v,-A \
IjSOR NKW YEAR'S VAKTIKB —Goodand cheap Fruits
. can bo bail at JKIItf HAWORTH’S, corner of lHainond
alley and Hie Dfotnnnd; such afr*-
New Bunch Baiflns, -
• Cluster . .**
Keg and Valencia Raising
French Currants, /.; . I2J£@2o if. .
' Leiaon, Orange imd Cliron reels, / - \'.Bc. $ ounce.
; CranbcrytaV • ' quart;
CookJngWlne and Brandy, . 25
But above all, prime Y, Hyson Tea nt
; Also, fine rough. flavored English Breakfast Tea m 50 etp..
per pouml.: \ ‘ ..." . ' ' dccSQ »
|. ASDS IS lOWA FOR SALE-
1 7. SSO acrea la Muscatine county ; - .
1200 do . Cedar' . do;
■ 1240 do Scott ; do; -
: Tbn above Lands are veil located, after a personal ratam*
ittali«n. .Those in Mu&ealino county are, on an average,
ten miles from the city of Muscatine, and within two. mllea
of tbeMlwisi-lppi and Missouri Railroad, which road, is now
making from Davenport to lowa City. They.will be sold ier
portions of 40, SO and 2GO acres. Apply to
} . * JAMES BLAKELT, .
ja-0 :.... ‘ Itcnl Estate. Agent.
IVT KW LOUtia JUttT RECEIVED AT DAVISON'K LOOK
jLY STORE, CO MARKET street, near Fourth;—Mot
Corn; EUen - Mnbzrave; I’lorrc Toussantt: Flower, of the
Family; Little Ferns for Little Friends; The Early Called;
Little.gui-jV Six Btrth-dayst Cloth Books for Children;-
Kenny’s Mills, or thn Earnest Worker;; At Homo and
Abroad, or How'to Ifc-haV'e; splendid English illustrated
and .colored juronjjep; Common Sights on Sea and land;
Foxnnd Ceese } Blind. Sister; Small Sins *. Prairie Mission:
ary; Self-Ilolfanr»vMy First Barn;,TheTßit; Bins of the
Tongue; Life Real and Unreal; Alice an d Bessie; tovsvmT
pucalta, for children; Boyhood of Great Jlett; Harry’* Lad
der to Learning; Arabian Nights; Rhetorioof Conversation;
Splendid editions *>f th» .Poets, English and American,
nihriratftl; Sermons; Chrift In. History; The;
Last Day* or Christ, try Schauffier; .Pastor’s Sketches;
Richard Williams, ihe iktegrtilaa Misrionary, by Hamil
ton. declO
1L GALWAY,
PORK PACKER AND PROVISION DEADER,
4 CC'KMcnmt Row, Lmgtrt yntrrr, - -j- >
w. jusur*.
HAVING purchased the entire stock of J.C. Anderson &
Co., wo will continue the wbolcjale FRUIT and. CON
FECTION ARY bu4nc<?, at the old stand, No.'ll Wood Street,,
under the rtyieof 5L W. RANKIN A CO.
'VrOTICE of my entire interest in the
i.l - whoh>ile Fruit and ConferUbmiry business to tnj r Into
Sartaer. Minas Tindle, and AJ.W. Rankin, salesmanio said
ousMwko are authorized to HM the name of tlio.late firm:
in sottling the business' of said firm.) I take pleasure in ro
rommendingthem to my .former friends tuide artomerj?,' and
hoi* tor a continuation of the liberal patronage bestowed
on roc. ' J. C. ANDERSON.
Pittsburgh,. January 0, ISMr-f jalO) • ..- .
W' HfCK FLASNKLS.-rA, A. MASON A CO., No. 25 Fifth 1
Ftrti-t, will open this day 20 bales of White Fipnnels,
of the makes; or Welsh, English and American manu
facture. ' ■ de**2o
” Plano for Heventy*ftve Doliari,
A SECOND HAND MAHOGANY PIANO, Of six octkws;
will be sold for $75, by CHARLOTTE BLCME; -
■' • US Wood Street" 1
nets and CarnT ■
r-j* JOSErit COX &;CO., comer Wood '
f m and Diamond alley, wcdld respectfully
tbvir friends and.tho public thn t - they
arc retiring a-l«rgu and *j>lcudi.l stock of lIAT3 AND
CAPS, of the latest styles, which they arc prepared, to sell
‘on a? ivosousbl® term? as any other bouse in the rJiy.
Give us a call, and exajninoour stock. •-.••- wrplD
E““- XC'uTxninTANK fcTOCK^OShares of the stock of
this Rank fbr rale, by WJLLt A3I A. HILL A CO,
- jauicdw ....... 04 Wood street, noar Fourth.
“ATXlf^bN"sTco.
- : ccfMJitycn ram-.* ’
FIRST GREA.T SEMI-ASStJAIi SAX.K,
THURSDAY, JANUARY sth, 1864,
'-ja&gug- . . AT. yo. ils Ytrra Steee?. -
■%'rAMJ.Vfcl.fc PKOi'KKTI i:X)Il SAGE—Situated on Wylie
V ft. Dear Fifth; consisting of a largo BRICK IIOUSR.
of throo ■‘tone*; containing a. hall, two parlors, dining
room, kitchen. and six chambers and finished. nttKvnlib a
good cellar,. The. Got JsUO feet front by deep, to an olley.
Th« yard U p ared;good hydrant, Ac. Prices36oo. Terms
: m yr,... S. COTIIBERT f SOX,
jail 140 Third street.
JWAKDKOF3 SKED STORE is now Tepleto with early
Y Evcsif, far tho.liet beds; IVuning Instruments, fbftho
oirhBrd, com stalk and straw emteni, ‘and creiythingnf
interosttothe fa'iner, gardcner-oramatetir. r ... “ .■■■
; Orders from dealers and merchants filled promptly, on.
liberal terms. ..... .: ja!4'.
Tni>;NKS¥i.VANIA. KAlUlOAl). UUUPAKY.—In pur«i-.
aneo of the Act of Asaemhlyof Pennsylvania, entitled
“Art Act tolncorporatethe Pennsylvania. Railroad Com*:
pany," approved theiEldday of March,. A.,X>. I»A3Notice
la hereby given, that it la the intention ofthePenoHylva
•nlo Ualjroad Company, '{should- the same .be approved by:
their BtocUhoWfire at tbo annuaVmeeUug, to'bo held ontha
Mon jay of February next,). to guarantee the bonds of.
thu-SteubeuviUiv and judlana Railroad Company, to the
amountbffivc hundred thousand dollars. - ■
Till, 1854.—jaliMm 'T. S. VIIITFT, Bcc>,
"i ‘ iiewilnstol'Sew Mtwlc!''
LITTLE. ELLA,) Two new nod beautiful songs by S. C. ,
Old ttmnOiW;) Foster.- - *-^--
VtViUic on ibu Darlc Bluo:Sca;. :
Hot Corn;'
Hose Queen; Waltzes—<rAlbert;
Ah! fur wings j.Vtiraa Donna Song—Jullicn;
Sunrise Scbottbh—Beliak;
Princess Royal Wolts^-sl’Albert;
Jnllien's American, English, Irish and California Qua
driller;'. •; •'
Fortuuw Polka—Mlittter;
Tother Sido of Jordon—Christy;
M'oodland WhispeKsr“o now Polka by Jaell. .
The above just receded, together'with nlargo assortment
of popular And standard Music; :n largu collection of theorem
lc»l works on Music; for mic at the Music Btore of '
JOHN U. MKhl-08,
SI Wood street.
C'IODkTSU'-'Juet received*
/ 'lO casks prime Codfish, 4
sbblaNo, 1 Salmon* ""” *' •
. 300 lbs smoked Salmon,. r :
20 bblfl gib’d lferrinß» ’ •" •••
: 20 '• do .No. 3 Mackerel.
; iSOboxtaDurUngtohscMednndNo.lsmokedlTorrinjir,
For sale low for cash by: ;JKH\I.-HAWORTH,
deoil Corner of Diamond and Diamond alloy*
IjVJR 'SALTS OR ftKN'T—Tbolarge Factory Building.vrith.
faar Lots of Ground, rituat© near McKee, on Washing
ton! street. Opposite filnt glassworks of Mr; C." Johnson, iu
BinnincUainr - Bnquire.of\ - .
I\ M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. ;
dcefil 1 Coroer of Wood atid’. Fifth eireetfl.
FLOUR OF FUMViUN, FOR PIES —This arU:
clb la prepared from good, sweot Pumpkinvand 'will
make lMcs of an'pcrior quaUtj • :
; junctions, —Take ono ounce, or tiro table ppoonfolls of
the powder, and odd to it one quart of milk; let it stand ah
bonr.nr two in a warm place, after which add eggs,~eplec{r
and sweetening to suit the taste, and.it rriU bo ready for
bakiug. For solo by R. E, SELLERS & CO.
jftlO -61 Wood street*
FRESH OYSTERS,
FROM MORE,
A. FIELD’S DEPOT,
On corner or Wood .nod FUth Streets,
-cnnEit.PATntqKB.il raiemv : - [yeplfr
milß' aubacriber having thb exclusive right to mamifab
i • t'ure <ind ; sell .SWEENEYS HOT AIR AND SMOKE
CoNSUSUNG-FUUNACEjiH prepared to receive
contract for heating buildings with the most economical
Furu&co now in uso. Tho attention of those interested is
solicited. Any Information can.bo:, bad.of .A*BRADLEY,
Noa. 2andi Wood street, or of J. BARNDOLLAU*
‘dec24:tf] Iron City Stove Warehouse, No. 134 Wood at. ■•-
MYKK'OIL;—Two gross Itnshton,, Clark & Co.’s
J j otinsmedicinalCodLirurOU.justrocolredandfor.aalo
P JOSEPH miMINQ.
Suceossortoi.-Wilcex & Co.
R' OUSSELL’S BANDOLINE —A superior article for dross
• jul4: • ' . Bnccessor id h. Wilcox & Co. -
TTfcOWLANL'L MACASSAR OU^-G«aiulne;for bcnuufy
i jvipgynrt ftrftmoling the growth of the hfdr,j.nst received
SdforsaWby- ; JOSEPn PLEMINO
: ' .;•• • Successor to L. Wilcox & Co.
SOAI/S-t
-• CdetUe,
Palm,' .
Almond, -
-• Chemical Olive,
:; Tooth,.:-. ' -
“ ' . Variegated,
And a great variety of other' Soaps; on hand and fat Sale by
JOEL MOHLER,
• .ja3:jJ • No. 241 liberty pU opposite hoadof ‘Wood st ♦
/“vlLS—Lard, No. 1; • ..< , .
U Bp. Winter; v-. . -' -
. Sp. Winter Whole;.. :
: Comm. " It- in store and fbr sale by ■,
fofrjT • , ■ • JOKIi MOIILF/R;
Cl R. BOXES TAILOiIS r CRAYONS in store and for salo
by - * ‘ JOEL MOHIJBH, '
ja&g - - Sil liberty at.
ONE CASE UUM aUKLiiAO in store and for rolo by
; ja&g ■- - : ; .• . JOEL .MOHLEIL
UASifi HATH IIHLOK ’in fetoro tmiito MjQ^v
rt; ’
V.
■ :• •„*
'V •■ »* ' T' .-*■; ‘
$ lb
10
- 8 «•
.siixas •nxmx
Notice.
Consume the Smolce.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
. Mesara. J. ShroHol & Co., ;
MANUFACTURERS. OFF.IRB PROOF SAFES,
. Vault Doors and Iron Window Shutters. -
AMD ss all persons admit the necessity of the aboro
mentioned articles, we bare no hesitation fa recom
mending our arUclo to -be equal to anything fa the dty.
Orders promptly attended 10, and put up in the best
style, and on short notice. .. ■ ■ . ,
S 3. Hmithfleld street, between Fourth ead Fifth, Pitta
bnrgh. ■ [scpthdCmT • • J. BUKOFFEL ACO. •
Baldness Cared*
.“n'MERSOM’S AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE, for
IVroatorlpg thn HflSr on Hoad HoPKJESSLT Bald, and to
prevent the lltUr from foiling, is winning' golden opinions
of persons who are ÜBfag it. This is a new article, recently
introduced, Is a sure cure for Boldness, and will stand tho
test of a discerning public, as thousands who have used will ,
testify. See circular to bo had of tho Agents, giving full
•particulars.; Price $l.OO fa largo bottles.
: d E. FISHER * Proprietors, *
; •. 57 Suiwriar street,Cleveland,Ohio.
• For sale in Pittsburgh fa the following houses r
Fleming Bros., •. L. Wilcox A Co.,
IL'E. Boilers, G. Ifi Koysor, •
Joel Mohler, Benj;.Page, Jr.,
■ ■■ • J. XL-C&ssel. ■
: Alteghcny dig. — lu A.'Beckham,- Preasly A* Means, J. p.
Fleming. ..
ih>7ningfiqm>~ A. Patterson, John Q. Smith. [ ja2:y
Dissolution*
mHE Partnership heretofore existing , under the style of
JL Nratst, Mohaw A Co.' has. been ? mutually dissolved.
AVM. I)«rBos, orthe late flnni haring purchased theinte
rest .nf Jas, S. Negley, the business tdll be continued &9
usual, under' the style of DAWSON,..MOHAN; A CO., T»ho.
are authorised to-use the name of NegleyvMohan in
settliog up the old business.
* - W. DAWSON,
P. MOHAN.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 2 j *54.
Having disposed of my Interest in the lato firm of
Negley, Mohan ACo.tomy former partner, Mr. Dawson,
who with Mr. Mohan prill continue the business as hereto
fore, I have the honor to recommend and request tho libe*
ral patronage of rny friends and business acquaintances.
js4j •: • Respectfully, • . • • JA8.,5. NEGLEY. •
DLvidend,
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAB COMPANY, 1
January 9th, 1854. .j -
TIIE Trustees of the Pittsburgh Gas Company have this
day declared a Dividend of Fite. Per . Cent, but of tlic
profits on thecapltal stock of said company, payable forth- r
with to the stockholders, or their legal representatives, at
the office of the company. JAMES H. CHKISTV, '
• jalo:2ar' ■ ’ • . Treasurer of Pitisbnrgb.Qas Company. -
DISSOLtmON.— ThO &m of X: WILCOX & CO., Drug
gists and 'Apothecaries, was dissolved on the2d last.
; The subscriber, bavins disposed of his entire interest la
the late firm,'to-his Into partner, Mr. JOSEPH FLEMING,
would cheerfully.recommend him to bis friends, and ask a
contimiOnce bf the patronage: heretofore so liberally be*
• stowed upon them. fjaOl.- , X WILCOX, Ja. .
-,v Dividend* .
NOTICE ishereby given that the Mokowoaiikla Navioa
iujx CoMPA2f¥‘dld, on tbeSlst day of December, 3853 w
declare a dividend of four dollars per share on thecapltal
stock of said Company, ou t of the earnlh gs of said company,
for the year ISfiSyCmehalf of which was ordered to bo paid
to the atijekholdfirson July last; the bal
auro of said dividend, being two dollars per share, will be
payable to tbo stockholders, orthelriegal representatives,
'at the office of . the Treasurer of said company, Novelty
Works, Grant street, Pittsburgh/on and after the 16th day
of January, 1864. . -J„ JL MOORHEAD,. ,
ja2:2w . President.
< Onduma’ Cooft Sole.
ABUAHAAI FAUST’S ESTATE.
BT Order of the Orphans* Court, T will sell the Estate of
ADR AIIAM FAUST, dec*d,in Indiana township, being
about FIVE ACRES OP LAND; adjoining lands of tbe heirs
of Laaarus Holmes, Robert Dunlop, : Henry Thomas and the
Bntler road; with a story and half Log.Hoose thereon, and
a JjOg Stable, a young Orchard, and Blacksmith Shop, and
all under fence. Sale to be mode ion the premises on the.
TliniD HONDA V- OF FEBRUARY KKXT, being the
20th, at ten o'clock, A.JI, oh tile following terms: Fifty
DoHsra at the timo of sale, and the balaaco: upon tender of
the deod. EDWARD McCORELE,
: ja!4oteod ’
HOLD, DRIVER! LOCOMOTIVE AHEAP V.
’Real Estate Farin for Sale.
fl THE. subscriber Isauthorixed to sell 284 ACRES OF
| UUfD, situated in Versailles Townihip, .Allegheny
Cbanty, Pennsylvania, lying' back of McKeesport known'
the White-oak Flala.and in righfcof thepropoeed Station
on the Cbnnellsville Railroad.. Improvements. as follows:
A Square Log House, 30 by 20 foot, two stories high'; and
Square Log Barn, CO by 30 feet—both new and. in good;
order; two fine best grafted fruit, just
commencing to bear. There Is 90 to 100 Acres cleared and
in a bl£h state of cultivation, and the balance is well Set
with wbiteoak timber of the-first order. This Land is well
calculated for a Stock Farm, be!ng very level, and the sofi
of on excellent quality for grass growing, land being well
watered, hdvlng some twelve or fourteen never-foiling
springs of excellentwater thereon. This Land has fodtitfes
rarely mot witbybeing within bolf a mile of the Tough,
river, and ona mile of. Monongahelo, and almost on the line
of the CannelUtilleßailroad; and is supposed-to contain
an inexhaustible bed of IRON* ORE.' This Land, would not.
he in the market, only that the owner is about to removeto
the Far West. -Terms easy, and price moderate; For fur
ther particular,enquire of W; J. REYNOLDS, at Lorenz*
Glass Worte, or of -JAMES C. RICHEY,
-*dec3o:y • . •; :v - -Real Estate; Agent, at this office. '
•V- SPOT Rent* .
THE 1 nrge and commodious TAV KRX STAND, 1 ately oo
copied by TTxn.' P.'Applegate,-situated* on the Pitts*
burA H»:d Steubenville Tarnpike,-alxnit nne raila-from
Jones’ Perry* situated In,Charters township, Allegheny
county. The House is a large Brick, ; containing some,
twentyrodma, together with A good Store Room, and three
good Cellar There la on the premises a large Stable, Car
-riage House, out*buildlng#»; three good pump#, one large
cistern, two good Orchards, and Several out Lots—nil of
which is for rent, arid possession will be given Immediately.
Per farther particulars, enquire of LYDIA. ANN CURBS,
on the premises, or the V •
■ *■■'■■■ JA3reS C. RICHEY. .
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CflartimTfr.l 24,1853.
A Valuable Farm For Sale.
rpHE Subscriber is authorised to sell the : lbllowing. des
_|_ crib«d Tract of Loud, containing 111 acres; situated in
North layette Township, county, Pa-, 14 miles
from the Citjf ofPiitsburgh,and hear the line of. tho Steu
brnvilfo ItaUrrmii— \giih. coal andlimo stone under- the
whole' place, and easy ofaceess-r-Improveinenta “iis follows:
A Tory camtortable Farm House,' 30 by! 26 feet,: two stories
high; Wash-house, Spring-houwv and: other out buildings;
a now Frame Banfe Barn, 5i by 35 feet, .finished in the best;
- possible manner, with Stabling under ihowbolo building;.
100 bearing Apple Trec-S grafted qualities; a large
quantity of Peach and Cherry Trees, all. in bearing order ;
about 85 acres cleared and inn high state' of cultivation,
with water inallthe Colds.' ; - .•
This land is Very comfortably situated in one of the best
neighborhoods in the County, being- convenient to market,
to Churches, Schools and Milts, and would not be In the
market, only thattbe owner is about to remove to the for
West. Terms easy and price moderate. For. farther par
ticulars, eed the owner, Vfm. Robb, on premises, or the sub-:
JAMES C. RICHEY, .
novlfcdiwiwtf ■ , Real Estate Agent.,
Important SoUce to *U wlxorn It may
...Concern.' . '
AGREEABLE to an Act of Assembly of the State of Penn
sylvania, and iu couforridiy.with the authority grant
ed by said Act,tho Board of Trustees of the'nrstMethodlsi-
Protestant Church of the eifcy.cf iPittsburgh, Pa-> hare pur
chased a Burying Ground In tbo Allegheny: Cemetery, for
thu purposed transferring the remains of lhodead,;uow
renting in the Burying Ground belonging to Raid Church,
thereto, (located near the canal, and fronting ca liberty
street, lit the city of Pittsburgh, v\-: v- .
Notice ishore by given to all who hare lot privileges, or
art* oibenrisb interested in enld Burying Ground, that the
Board of Trustees are now prepared to attend to tbo remo
val of iho dead to the Allegheny Cemetery.
111 s desirable that immediate attention be given to this
notice; as it la contemplated tu have the entire removal
made during the present winter.-
- All the necessary information will bohad by applying to,
nr addressing Chas. Craig, Esq., Diamond alley, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Bv order of the Board of Trustees.
* JOHN& SANDS,
W. B. ENGLISH, :
BOBT. H., MARSHALL,
Committee. -
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fir, J. Hostotter*B Celebrated Stomach Bitters,. |
ANTMYSPEPTiC, and warranted to iuTig |
• oreteaiid strengthen the whole system of every one l
who uses them, are now fcept tor sale by ‘ • • ,- „ 1
Dt GEO. H. KEYSEH,;corner Wood et-andYlrgln alley; j
FLBHIXfI BROS., Wood, and fourth aw; i
lUR. SELtEßS,Druggist,WoodetbeLThlrdandPourlh; i
JOEL SIOHLER* Druggist, liberty street; V
and all our first class liotels and Restaurants, as well as
dealers generally, where the proprietors most, respectfully •
refer the pubDo for them. ..... ... :..,
Tho expense is but a trifle, .when compared with, the In*
calculable good .they effect. ■- ,•••'• _ ■
Feeling satisfied that out-Bitters possess merit sufficient
to recommend them; wo .will hot multiply words In their.
nraise,'but ask all to give them a trial; butbocarcfpl to
asxS nOSTETTER'S STOMACU BITIERS, as there are
other. Bitters represented to be tho fame, which comparer,
lively are worthless. : Oar-Bitters are without a riral, either
as tt» their medicinal qualities, or as a beverage. They are
pat up in square bottle*, containing a full quart, with di
rccticme on, and Ifcv J.HoildlefiSUmach BilUrt blown on
the glass;. None other genuine. >/'-■
* - -HOSTETTER, BHITS * CQ-»
fiffTTenn. street, Pittsburgh, 1
Formi) HoQBMi '4e«) To Let*
ONROR TWO FARMS,witb commodioasErkk Dwell
ingvnud Btables, near tothe city, uni suitable for
Gardena, Milk Farms, or to fatten cattle for thlsmarbet.
’Also, a convenient Brick Country Mansion and Stable,
large enough for a respectable family. - Also,-one smaller
place; and on excellent Two Btoty Brick Dwelling, with.
- finished basement and attic—on the bank of the Allegheny,
above the aqueduct JAMES 8. GRAFT,
.. dce2B:tf ’ \ ! ‘ : No. 144 Fourth sty
Copartnership. - ■ * ’
Bp. JONES.BERN ARDXAUTH, twM. KIER mad 3,V.
. LABTIf, having.associated themselves together, un
der the firm of JONES, LAUTH A CO.,
“rAmorlcan Iron Works,” recently erected by B. Louth*
Brother, in East Birmingham.
ji. v. tarn. .
AMERICAN IRON WOttKS.
JONES, LAUTH &CO.,
MANUFACTURERS of superior Bar, ;BamH and Wire
Iron, of nil descriptions; warehouse, No. 99 water fit,
between. Market and Wood Pittsburgh. [jail :3m
■ OFFlbit ALtEGHEN Y VALLEY R. R. CO, L
Pittsburgh, Deo- 30. 1853. ' .J
i MEETING of the Stockholders of the Aile*
A chunrTalley Railroad Company 'will beheld at the
Office of tho Company, la the City of Pittsburgh, ouTUES
; day. the 7th of February, 18&4i for the purpose of electing
a Prtsldent and Board of . Managers, and also forexamining
the affairs of said Company . T . m
The Annual Reports of the President and Engineers win .
be submitted to this meeting. By order of the Board. •
dec29:a3w ■ ' JOIBSON. Setfy. _
■ “ Copartnership. ; ; '
HAYTNG associated W. ModJrr with mo in the Hide*
leather arid Oil btrtlneea, the,business will bo carried
on ftoux this date, at the old stand, under the stylo or
January »1,1854. WALTER EMAST A CO.
"ITT ALTER BRYANT & CO., Wholesaleand
W to Hides, Leather and Oil, No. 239 Liberty street
ja7;2wda2frff
OFMCB OHIO AND BA. K. B. CO,\ .
Pittsiorsb, 21, ’SX J
Of January, 1554, between tbo hours cf lo A. 51. and Z l*.
Bvorteof tiießoard ofDirectorta
: : - v :;j; B0BIN80N;
Cioslnu oat S«ae ©* Carpeting* Oil CloUxa*
-m ** Mattings, ttmget «©• . .
mHE subscribers haying adopted the plan of selling-off
I' their slock.at Qie.end.of tb6 Beaj»n,;are no'w - ottering
tlie greatest bwrgaluß,in-tbeir lino, ever •, offered to the citi
ions or Pittsburgh or yidnlty, - v
In quality or quantity ihcit assortment in not surMsaeiL
Hemp Carpets, in great T&riety, at 15,18%, 25, 28,31 and
asu* entire stock -Bill positively basold tbo
—REGARDLESS OF COST; Solo to continue till March Ist.
0. B. HEADLT « CO-, -
' jalO r 82 Third street,
i N; B taken at par. , , > r
ms»S«SS
p mSSIAH M. HERSH, Treasurer.
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Invalids of Pittsburgh And Vicinity,
"VTOUft attention in urgently invited to a earefdj and can* '■
X «Wd poruaU of something that ItM jart- been ititrP*
ducud Into tbo time-honored Keystone Bt»w.'•'*...,•■,»■■■*-■
mVERnAOIIRRfS
HVDEO-ELKCTETC
YOLTAIC CHAINS!.
A NKWand-NOVEhmodeof applying a powerful remedial'
ugent, so constructed as to 1«j worn •onuorthe ganHimfr. '
noxt to the skin, producing a constant. UNINTKIIftUPTBp
current of ELECTROMAGNETISM, eff»»<-tlog
Impicdlatt Relief -
lYom, the most acute pain, and tUso a permanent curcof all
NBRVOUB DISEASES.
; IteebJorahaa failed to funilfljv almttft certain TnlleTaad ' ;
a. FINAL, PERMANENT CUKFVby befog toed according
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. ;Bheqmtttlwn, . -/TJteriueY^itis;v-^‘"
.‘ Gout; Sciatica, Palpitation of the Heart, •' :
paralysis, Periodical Geadache,
••■Painful and Swelled Joints,' flt.VJtUfl*'
l Neuralgia of the Toco,.•;• ’
f Diseaees of the Spltj>i/- • •:/* ,I’aihsof tferQieat; -t.
Iteafness and BlindnessHysteric*, DyapiiMla,^
ALL DISEASES .
That are- caused by . {^deficient’.amount -of NTEiVYOtJS '-'v
FLUID, are greatly rollovui), \! not permanently curod by
simply wearing the chains forareVv hourK eacbAay." ~r
. Be; it
That it. U not claimed that, it cures ttU only v .
those for. which, it Is rewaimohdedr and moreover;-we ’
boldly claim andDEFY, that no medicinal agent of ANY ■
KIND has performed SO. MANY: CCJIE3 during tho.fast -
year,of ihosediseapcajust namdd. as - . . >.•• .
EUIVEEMACHEE’S ELECTRIC CHAIRS.
■And to prove thia assertion, wo defvonypntson to pteducc 1 v
bo many; WELL ADTHENTICATEI) OERTUTCATK3 of
Bcientlfic - Phyßicions-an<l.-.ititenigenV,''patiehte bo f:.
found in a .pamphlet of thirty-rix'poges, to buba&fffraiis)-
of the agent in thia town. 1 . ... ; ... .-.
. .TheotectrioCViua worefirstintrotlucudlnPranco lal8&0.
and after Mog subjected to tbamoßt -
Thorough and Ulgia Trial,
Jly the first medlail monjn Paris, they were fouud-io pos-- -
sesn strange and marvellous pOivprln reliovthgpafny where*
ever nppliodj and by their inlhwnce wero introduced into
the hospitals of that city,' and also secured by tetters patent V»:.
by the French Governmentv. ;- • v :
lntroduced in almost every. Hospital irf -
Euglandy’Germanyv Austria, Bolginm, and patented' 4n
tho.mj countries, •where tfcoyiiare become the;; >/ rv '' 'LI.
MOST: POPULAR CUBATIVK AGENT IN .TAB -WORLD.' '
-. TUoy wcre first introduced. In to; the United State.* about' r ?
one year since, and went through , the sametr a! ns in:Xu*
rope/and were ei once iu cod'. Jnto.erery ilaHpi tat U .
New Yorfct where they arolnow’dn-daily.use, effecting oven , •
MORE WONpERKBIi CUKES than had u? or before breh
awarded'them.- .■“ •’ V-.-v- * -v--'- 1
. They oru highly recommended.by VfUenUnfl STptt,, v
Yau Buren, Post and others, - who have pnlilishod their .*
views of their power and toluo in' , several ‘of tho mcdicnV '
.journals in that city, and are also In iho dnOy pVactich Of •• •
recommending thelrnBetopatlente.“-AfuUaccountof4hciirr
opinion may also he found in-evßry .is'vniphtet, and MmC to
the address of any. person JU ;the. Stateby applying (post r :
paid) tojDr.GEO.il. KEYSKII, who tenant for PitLsburgb,
Pn. The chains can bo sent by ranil, with fall descriptions. •
foruse.7‘'rv-'"'
DYSm^IA,
RHEUMATISM;
SCROFULA,
; LIVER COMPLAINT, Ac.
FROM Tins METROPOLIS.—I’assH arOTinaj let;tho of. ;
fllcted bear ; This isitnt.Uio £u;jiUmeiit,oi : >. ;
thousands?• ’ : i 2. i: iz
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MEDICAL.
• J*riceofCliains,sfJandsS. i ';■>■ ■. x
: ‘l'hyßicians are politely invited, to call and examine thutr
constructioh,ahdbroflonhtle upoDthDirmerits:- '; : •’.? >ViV
. One word More to Invnlfrts.
. No person heed fear- that’they -.
wlmt It is claimed they catt ; 'do, imd ail: persons who UaW - •
become disgusted with a constant •pouripß'’down of patent ;-
nostrums (bottled swill) arc kinilly‘ and politely invited io v -
give them a trial.
N. Ih—Gne Chain will last for years and ]o«o noTip of its -
electric power by use, rmd tian be applied to ei thcr fltlult or> 1 - £
hild. . .•'•••;■
GEO. IT. KEYSRTI, No. 140 corner .of' Wood street and
Virgin alley, whole. c tAle aDd rotml agont.. [declCaitwOm'.’' <m
WAamsnTOTT, May 17; 18D3.
J Tears, Mortimer.<£ J/ourferijy—Qcntl«Sniet> V: Having'
afflicted withXt oer Omplauk of ten year?
by,lbr the.benefftofthe afflicted,; take great plenauro in am -
.nounring that after.using a few bottles otyour' Hampton';;,:.
/Encture, I fpand Jt’.had accomplished. a ;pe>frct :
have used different medicines from time to.tinuvbufc hath
never been.abletoacebunt for.any apparent good;rtnditlk
attesting tostrickcnJhomanßy to fiodtAd tbatmedidne i‘9 ;;f.
found ichichposusses. the tcimdrompouter ofprdUmgvtffhi^- .
min Ufe.Thc many cures, Jt ims wrooght.ts a -PtKPcient
guarantee of the beneficial results which may be. expmten.* ;
ced ftom ita use. - .Yours, respectfully, . .
« : • . . .J. CUKTARt HAT.
- XIYEE COMPLAINT, T)ZHILU‘T.
[Extract from James Harris, Esq.’s Letter^Alexandria,
After speaking of -wonderful cures on himself, he says;•.
Mrs. H; has been -suffering with the liver. compjaint 'dnd. il
wUh lnttbiUts’, constantly coroploiniog,' : from “
through her whole system. - Sho how onjoys bettor health ' ':
than for thirty years, being 'entirely-restored by tho use of.;. ' -;
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture/’ *
DISEASED BIDK, BREAST, RYES.
[Extract of a Letter 'from J. Grimes, Cb., ThaJ.;- •
■.“ilywife been fot witiv great-weak- M
ness; pain in the breast,'sidekhd back? palpitationpf the 1 - r .
heart; feebleness of the nervous' system ; Apse of appetite; ... r
coraplerioh.edtowt'tho right of one. eyo almost gone, the". .
oilier very lam pleased to soy, Hampton’s Tincturo- *• •
has reitfored.her to'perfect health. Her eyes arcasgood'',
nowas over they were” : •
. RHEOIfATIPM, SS YEARS.
■Jfrs. E. "Bagwell, of Virginia, suffered from-Rheumatism.-,;/
from her 12tbtoher50tli year of age; at times entirely
helpless. Being wealthy,'she employed thu bAßtznedical at- ;
tention, and tried many medicines, but was cured only l>y
’Ebmpton's TegdaEU Tincture..
i CHRONIC INEBAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
.The wife of Thomas' <7B-: Pearl - street; was a. '
great Restored to perfect health' ~
by Hampton's Vegetable TToctoro.
'' : MERCURIAL RHETJjIATISM. >
Mr. Jarrett riummer, 158 East Baltimore street,'suffered- • :
tbt*diseaselntenielycii';years;.could not.ftleHp; dreadful
ulcers farmed oh bislirabs, from, which splinters of bone i*>
fitted.; >Hls'pbyriclknpronounced him incurable; but Hamp
ton's Vegetable Tincture cured him.'
- .HEREDITARY SCROFULA. ' 1 '
member of Coogtessi from Kentucky, a maw of sores
from. Iwad to foot. His eyelids tarnfid; inside fOut, 'protrnV
ding orer tho eyeballs so as to -produce hllndnesrHe wna ;
cared.by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.} --
/-DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, Ac.
Mr. VTm. Oldham; of the Baltimore Cnstoin-llouso, suffer
ed these eomplpints for eighteen months, with body and
inind seriously.nffocted;-'.,He:was.cured by Hampton's Vtg-_ •
ctable Mixture after otherfbtn ggfailed. : ‘■ V .
- . <• - COnGHj he.
Mr. Henry C, TTlnn Rad a coagh-fbr.fiye -years, great.:
weakmsfl,A<x;had, iri all, flveor fiix phypidans; tried all
their remedies, but was cured only by
; HAMPTON’S; YEQETARLK TINCTnRB. ' " •;
For sale,'wholesale hpd retail, at the Drug Store d:
Dr. GEO. H. KEYSEB* 140 i corner’d;Wcod ttieetAhd Vln
gin alley. ■ Also, hy J. P. Altmihcny. (hoSi daw .
T3RUM TUB AAXIUNAIjJATELUtiENULRi Washington ' •
Jt' City,May JsthvjiSs2■ '•
3)u. J. 8. MtdicdLAdbxser to
in lltallhyvnlh an Almanac
from tho poa of:on.emin«.mt/physscian'of PliiladolphJ&, h .
regular of the-Medical College, and auhonorary..
member ot the. Philadelphia Medical bociety. • It contain s
moeh good adrica to,inv&lida» ,; afi well as.pervonfl in health.',
It also describes in a' comprehensiVo 'manner,'the. diseases
of our variable climate, and-the mode of troatroenU Ko >
Ihnniy should be without of.ihia book. . Ifcrnn.be
bad, without anychnrge, at the various-dreg etorea in this: •:
city, where'Dr. Hose’s valuable Family Medicines, are tar. .
a. J. fi. Rim's Nsßyona 'aj® iKVico'aXtiTnJ Cokduu the - _
greatest discoyojy fa 'medical 'science. This'astonishing J ‘-
preparation fbr raising.up a weak constitution,ileblhtatPd' •
-by care, labor, study or disease, adia IRt&a cliartn ItT-giv&S
strength and appetite/ and possesses great invigorating ' v
properties -Tor heart: disease, all rierrroutfnfTectlona/Qaiui ;
lence, heart-burn, restlessness, nirinbtiesSi: neuralgia,' talk
ing the spirits, and giving, power to. the whole
almost miraculous its effector ''.' rr Xvi.
• l>r. Ra&ft - CeUl/roitd Family hisciMical
Adviser to JFferwms in Sicknas and in Tato just ln
receipt of a fresh assortment of the above Mediclflffl', and a:
lot of his valuable books fty distribution, of wlilch the pub*
lie are Invited to call and accept a copy. •, • • ■- * '* • -•'
declfrdaw .O. 11. KEY3RIC HO Wood Atreot;
DB BAMKING’S LACB Oh' BODY BBAUB. i •
Tji* Brace of Dr. Banning -.
, , .. isnow got upin a.inuch lw-:
• --^te.provixlftnn,.ftnd T is;‘woro:by.
: : nl hundreds of persons ibc the. •
t\ , : •// yy'-cureand prevention of Toco/,
SBihV.Ajaffigy M l*ulmonary,.2)tfrpr]rtic,;J l ?cr' .
rHA /Ha /vH /£r vous, Spinal*-.Femalo*'-Vlerr
Vk E-a/ ftf rint ana Child-bed ■ V/BAK
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■ * Dmggicg oftho Bo weln,*./ ■
• Biles, Fistula,Milk Leg,and •
Enlarged ‘Veins. Essays,’ doscHptivoof its use, may be had .
at my Star*, free of charge. •■:•■...• t , - ‘• 'I
4®»l also k&pKtch , s,Cliapiaa, ! Jw^ s °n'fl>MrB.E«tts •
i and Vanhorn’s BUPPORTERSi also, TIVUS3KS of eveiy ; '.„.
[• kind Lace Stodrings; Susponsaryßandages, and ovcry.va
rlety of mechanical appliance* used in the core of disease. ; .
1 would respectfully invite the attention of .physicians and .■ ;i
others to tho above articles*:’ . -
EbrsMoat Dr.O.II.KEVBKR’SDRUGSTORE, r ,
1 ..=■:■*: -■ HOWood.Blmh
1 N B.~rorsons In want .of Trusses, can hovo them, Bent.,.
I "to &nv part of Ihe country,byatatingfwhether Sax tMright
or loft side, and genalng tho-ciearuTo nmnil way-tnoi . .
-: v ■ 850 Beword
: i- ' witLtepaid to anypirkjirwhawiuboy
■ nbox of Dr TKBBEUB nEAUNU 01N1’- u
•|| l\ and use it according io directions, ’- .v
if they will pall at myofllceandnay with *
• 2 1 _ t, clear oonseishcc,-that 4t' wilbnot cffOf '
■ pWeJy cure Chapped Hands, ChlblainSfClmv
• ung, Sore Lips, Burns and >BrwoeB» Sorea
on : Children, and greatly ; alleviate, if not
entirely wire SMtrMum,- Piles, Ixifloahma
lion of the Breast, Bites’ of - In sec ts. Pimplea on tho Faco,;
MON^S ^E I.
Vor Kao by FLEMISH BROTIIKRS, »mi l>r. KBYSEB,
Wood street, Pittsburgh ; J. ff. SMITDf
S lloL?rlES.Texnperancevillej D. SI. OURUY r Alieghvny,
WM SEIBERT&BRO., 477 Penn street, lijiWiV
ENZ & WIGHTMAPr, Pennsylvoiiift Class Works;; SAMIL
DYEl^Allwhohy: .wk SMITH, LawrbncsrtUe; LUJiE B.
BAVISOV East Liberty; SPANG-& CX).,;Stewartetown; .
BEWIS\DAIZELL& CO., Sharpsburg; SXEWAKP, LLOYD
A-CO * lron WoTkfl? J. W.
. cheater. ’ ' ' jy2suiawy- -
RTTIiIUtEL’S HEALING 01 .tall curt
rhtsum(Tetter), Chxiblains, Common Sores, ' -
Cracked Ifends,Bums br Scalds, Cuts or Wounds, Piles,ln« ■
fiammatlon ortho Breast, Bites, of Insects, Sore Idp.ij Plnl; -
‘ pies on the Pace, and Breaking Cut ana Sorcfton Children,
-and »U’ Diseases of tho Skin, Quicker, and surer tluuf any ••
other Medicine. I'---" ,'C’
Eoriiale by FLEMING BROTHERS, and Dr. RETSHR, ■
Wood street, Pittsburgh; !. G..SMITH: Birmingbiun Drng ;
| Store; WM;SEIBERT & 8R0.,477 Penn street; LOREhA
\ & i WIGIITSIAN,' Pennsylvania -.Glass. -Worksv;.Mrp. p.
| HOLMES, TeinpehmceviUe ; D. M. CURRT, ARcgbcnJ' OitV;
SAMUEL DYER, Allegheny City; W3I. SMlTH,Xawrcnwr
I villa; LUKE B. DAVISON, East Liberty; SPANG A
Stewwtstowu; LEWIS DALZEtL & CO., SLarprtorehj
I QTBWART.LLOYD & CO., Mechanics’ Iron Works;
i wANNEN; Manchester# - • , a
I , -iy2saUwy : .. ,
■\T. B.—A single box of Dr. TERREL’S OINTMENT wBl
■ JN-. keepany Bloctonith's,Formcr'f.Sailor'3,orModian
ic’B liauiL;. let Uirm clmp or crack eyarao .bad, 6pucd onu ib
good working order all winter. wm c. .
. Prepared and Bold by t r
: jy26al»wy. Kaupitack, Conn^,
“ ' - FrtVata Wuatca,
» X>B. BBOViH, No. « Diamond Alloy, pe- __Q .
■ Totas hlkentire attention to an. offiooJWacuW. vt&W/
.jliobnslnoaadß mostly: coaSncd- to J l n«Uf.;:M[;.
VcnaraJ and av.nh p-ninfulalu-ction!!, &&*>
brougWon bylmprodonco, yonUitnlindoJsenc»>maMce?3 f;;
’ flvnhllls. SvohiUricEruptions,Gonorrhea,Gleet, otnetute,
ImjSlntyifflho Blood, with tflDb™..
JeTome Venereal Organ. Skin Erop. ,
tions, Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Wcrtik
ntoew. Impotency, Piles, Rheumaton, .Pernab. Wtrtucne-Bt.
Monthly (Buppresslonß, Diseases, of the lolnw, FUfUla, an .
jtnft. Nervous Affections, Pains in tho Back ani Ixuns, Irrl,.
tation of thO Bladder and Kidneys, sucwiSlUTly tryHtM^*
tathlaciMroablra Dr.Brotrn
to offar asaoranccs of » speedy core to all «bo may coma on-
W»ato Conmitation Booms,*!, Diamond
• moderate.■ - ; . ..nov&^lAw«ly
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