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THE CITY POST.
TUESDAY MORNING;;::
f MASS MEETIITG TO SYMPATHIZE
WITH THB-PEOPLE OF EBIB»
• Id pursuance of a calt ported on the streets yesterday afi
torsoon, a number of citizens of this city met last evening
In the roonrof the Court of Quarter Sessions. The follow]
ing is the cell, which tree not issued until two o'clock yea
ten?ay afternoon:
“ERieDrmc&iTT.—A Mass Meeting of the citizens of Al~
lcgheny County will bo held this (Monday) orcnlog, iq the
new Court Hocso, at 6V* o'clock. lien. Alfred King»Mayor
of Erie; M. B.Lowry, £sq.,of Erie; Hon. J. Thompson* of
Erie; OoL Wilson MeCandlcs* Col. Samuel W. Block* Gen.
Wra.Lorimer, Gor, Wm. P. Johnston.ond .othert»,of Pitts
bnrgh, are expected to address the meeting, explanatory of
the difficulties at Eric.” *
About three hundred persons were in the Court Boom, a*
Baton o'clock, when ibo meeting was called to order by John
Coyle, Esq., who moved that his honor, Mayor Yoix, take
the choir.
Tbo following gentlemen were soledei asVicePreridenta:
Col. John Herron, Hon. Alex. C. Brackenridge, Col. James
0. Richey* Col. James Salisbury, Oapt.Wm. Ward, James
W. Biddle, John Barton, H D.Gazzatu, John Mellon,Jeg,
IJ. M’Candlcss. •. •
John W. lUddoli, A. Y* Russell, Joseph GiCurryand Jno.
Coylo were chosen Secretaries. ..
Mayor Yolz staled that though aa abler man than him
self could bo called on to preside, yet no ono could h&ve
been who sympathized more strongly than ho did with the
oppressed of Erie. •
- Mayor King of Erie .was called upon ,to respond The
Mayor responded to the call, and gavQ an Interesting and
succinct account of tho railroad difficulties at Erin He re
pelled the charge that the people of Erie had violated the
taw—they were, on tho contrary, a law-abiding and law
loving people, Tho speech of Mr. King was listened to
with groat Interest. Ho was interrupted with frequent out
bursts of approral. ;
Morrow b. lowr>-followed Major Kin ff . n. made a leng
thy Bp«Kh, nnd indulged in o greater amount of InrocUre
. th»n tho gontlemhn oho preceded him. Mr h. Mfo rare
o blatory of tho railroad difficulties. M d c r tho .cilon of
tho Erio api nathor Crook pooplo, Mr. Lowry's speech un»
on eanrost and eotijfoctoryrarutotton of tho slander* urged
against the pooplo of Erie. A perfect acquaintance with all >
. the wets of the case enabled .this gentleman to lay tbem bo
forothopoople,innclearandoaruestmanner.
. *V‘ r * Barton moved that a committee of five be appointed :
draft resolutions of the sense of the meeting. ■
Yh® Chair appointed Mussra. John Barton. Edward finTttp.
bell, E- D. Gaxzain, Joriah King and John Irvin.
• GoniLarimerV. name was placed.on. the committee,'but
he dodined.scrvisg, as be anticipated addressing the meet- :
ing. . ... ; v?
Cob M’Candlcss was loudly called upon,: The Colonel
made an eloquent speech, in defence of the Erie people, de
precating the copdctt of the Frank! la Canal Company,
Rafitoad, and other companies who had shown such an og»
.gressive and damlneerlng disposition, Col; M’Cuidless con
cluded by congratuladug the gentlemen released from pri
son, on the probabaity cf their soon, being in the midst of
their families.. T
fleh. Larimer, in acharscterlsiie speech, followed Colonel
M*C&ndl«uu. The General was os elrquent and witty as
usual, in his remarks. *He was peculiarly happy In hits re
ference to the next Gubernatorial campaign. Tho General
expressed a deep love for tho people of Erie, and of tho peo
• pie of the entire State, and in addition to his explanation of
the love be boro the people of the State, he gava.an interest
ing account of the manner railroad bonds were bold 1a New
York, of the . .tonnage on the public works, AcV&c. The
General’s speech was upon the whole, an interesting and
eloqueutmedlcy. : ... .... - .
Dr, Bherwln was called upon, but excused himself from
making any remarks. ' - .
J. W. Riddell; Esq., was alsn«xlledapoD,butdeclinodad
drekriog the meeting..
D D. Bruce. Esq., made a few remarks in regard to the
policy of the State, iti railroad.matter*. .. . ; -
" Mr; Barton, on behalf of the committee os resolutions pro
sented a series of resolutions unanimously recommended
by tbo committee for the adoption of the meeting. ' « :
. The resolutions were readamidst great enthusiasm.
• Mr.£Ulott»of St .Louis, asked permission 1 tamskoa few
remarks. Consent was given-by the, meeting, and Mr. El*
liott wiid he was n stranger, but a native of
and felt a deep interest In all that concerns this State. Ho
opposed tho passage of the resolutions, becauso it would
hare a bad effect in the West. Although the gentleman’*
mnarks were in opposition lotboYgeneral feeling of those
, in the meeting, he was listened, to with great interest, and
frequently interrupted with hearty Mr. Eliott
_ read the citizens of Pittsburgh and. of age
were lecture,' for what ho called their “narrow tnbyM
p^l}cy. ,, . : ~ K -
Mr. Lowry replied to some remarks of the gentleman, re
flecting on the conduct of the people of Harbor Creek, Erie,
county.-
Mr.- Gazxath also’ inode Some. remarks.' ; Ho placed the -
qu**Uonwpon the piiudplo of State sovereignty, and argu
ing froth this proposition, he .made eloquent remarks on the '
question.,- •
Jasper E. Brady followed Dr.Gnzzam.ln opposition 1 0 the
resolution reflecting on Pennsylvania legislator*. *
The resolutions werethenresd separately, and all passed,
with the exception of one reflecting on the Legiriafuw of
this State, which was withdrawn by tho committee. The
rcsalation&.'arans follows: •; * .
Woxizab, Tbo lats difficulties at tho“ city of Erie, has
given rise to very great excitement, and, as we believe, the
occasion has been used for thoporposeof misrepresenting
the trucstate of affairs, by those Interested. And whereas,'
we are of opinion that the said difficulties have grown out
of n question not merely of a local interest, but a question
of BCatc policy-rand tabu f&iriy understood should W di
vested of its mere local bearings. And whereas, wear® of
opinion, that our si* tor States of New York and Ohio hare
been treating it as a question of State policy. And whereas,
wo are of opinion that thoissue between the contending
parlies, onr neighbors of Erie and the New York and Ohio
‘ Railroad ■ monopolies, has been truly defined by Governor
. Bigler, In his late message, and ebown to be a question of
• Statopolicy.audaveTylmportantono to the interests of
Vennsylvamia— -
That tbit tho highest appreeia*
tion of all that Is due to onr liters New York and Ohio,
and with a rancore desire to maintain friendly iutereotxfjte
with them on Just and equitable grounds, ncTerthclass sub
mitj that sach corporations, tho creatures of Vieir laws,
demand too much of Pennsylvania, when thoy essay to ex
tend their reads through our territory, not only, without
but in despltoof Pennsylvania legislation.
Rcsdtcd, That this meeting deprecates tho alahdcAus
and false statomentsto thepreiudire of thof eopl® and au
thorities of Erie, to which extensive currency has teen
given In and oot of tbeS tote, ns this mceeinc verily believes
_-on the authority of retainers andrervants of tbc Railroad
“■companies, writing oftonsibly as tlioreguUr correspondents
of various journals, both inthe East and West. v :
Etsolvrdj- Thn.t tbo recent -attempt to incareerato two
PonnsylvanUms in tho jail of our county for an alleged con
tempt towards a set of sub-deputy Marshals'picked , up in
tho ndlread-ofllees of foreign States, though it signally fall
cd,for want. of .courage in the complainants to swear thr
- casa.throngh the Ooort, should nevertheless receive the un
qualified condemnation of every Pennsylvanian. And wo
congratulate our bretheron on tlidc escape from the toils
laid for them by thehired agents or frrelga corporations,
who though lacking the necessary courage when confront
ed with their victims had been able *-abort time before to
swear Into jail fonr respretab e.dtlzcna. •
Itesolrtd, That the difficulties'existing at Erienfe to be
attributed to tboviolation of solemn contracts by rallrosd
compantes of Pennsylvania, entered into between tliedty
and dtixena of Erie "tod certain Pennsylvania railroad
companies now under the control of foreign stockholders.
Etsalctit, That the sovereign rights cf Pennsylvania have
also boon disregarded by one of the aforesaid railroad com
panies, viz: tho Fraoklin Canal Company: and that tho re
peal of the charter ol said company by & unanimous vote of
• both Houses of the Legislature. Is looked for and demanded
by the people of the State.
Rati red, Tbatwith the risbt and power of Pennsylvania
to fix tho guaxes of her own railroads, or with tho power
and right of the City of Erie to remove nuisances from her
own streets, and repeal elty.ordinanevs. the Government of
- the United Stoics has no constitutional or rightful control.
Resolved, That-the State of Pennsylvania demand that
the nation shall not bo deprived of the best harbor upon
our inland seas to accommodate any railroad monopoly.
Tho meeting, on motion, adjourned.
Discharge of the Erie PrUoners*
U.mt£d SrxTES Cntcurr Court—Before Hon. Thos. Irwin.
United States tb. lra'W.Sherwin. JohnHUpatriric. Archl*
hall Klrkpalriek. and John Jacks: attachments tor con
tempt. Judge Hepbnrn. Col.'M'Candlresand Col. Black for
defendants: and Messrs. Loomis and Stanton tor plaintiff.
CeL McCa&dlera presented a petition, of wbich-thc follow
Ing is a copy:
Tho position of Ira W. Sherwln. Jehn Jack. Archibald
Kirkpatnck. and John Kilratnck. rnfipreifnlly reprurents,.
Ihat they are now in confinement In the of Allegheny
county, on s conviction of lids Court.
Thatthey Intend no contempt ofihls Court, and will obey
Its order and Injunction, and submit to Its authority.
Tbnt the salt instituted against the Mnrvhal In bru 1 - wan
in tbeir absence and without their knowledge, and being
then in orison, they have had no opportunity, to communi
cate with their counsel upon tho enbjcct. .
. And they pray the Court tha c they may bo discharged up
on such terms as the Coart may deem just.-
Mr. Stanton stated tho matter was entirely in the hands
of the Const, and he would not object to any measures
which tho Court thought proper to take.
Jadge Irwin observed that the Court would take such ac
tion as-was necessary to protect its dignity. He said tbo
prisoners would bo dischargedongivlng their recognixanrcs
to appear on the firstday of the next term of the Circuit
Court, nnd awaft such action as should bo taken at that
' time. His honor directed tho Marshal to bring tho prison-;
ere into Court.
Messrs. Jacks, Kilpatrick, Kirkpatrick and Sborwin were
brought In by tho Marshal, and upon, entering into their
recognizances in the taro of $5,000 each,. bo appear on tho
first Monday of iho May term of the Circuit Court, they
were discharged. _•
Free Schools iff Au.Er.nzsY Coitxtt.—The annual report
of the Superintendent of Public Schools, gives some Intor
v cstiog information in regard to the progress of free Bchools
Ixx this county.
Wc glean from the report tho following
Whole number of districts . ; fis
Number of schools 358
Nnmber yet required .. 18
Average number of months taught. 7.
Number of male teachers 251
Number of female teachers..... 170
Average salaries of male teachers per month .-...532 03
Do, do. female, teachers $lB 17
Nornber of ranln scholars 12 304
Do. female 5ch01ar5........ 10,092
Number leernlog German 49
Average number of scholars in each ach001....; 78
Cost of teaching each scholar per months 49
In regard to tho revenue and expenditures, wo find that in
this connty the amoant of ux levied, was $123 034 98
Received from State appropriations.....; 12-023 91
From Collector of school tax 100,295 09
Cost of instruction-;......; C7-C79 59-
Fuol and contingencies 7,930 02
Cost-of school house, purchasing, bnihiing, rent- ,
tug, repairing, Ac......... 48,39 C 57
It is rather a gratifying fact to our citizens that in this
county, male and female,are better paid than
in any other of tho State—Philadelphia county has
a school own, and in tho report of the Super
Intondcnt we fi-&7no report from that county.
Highly Im?oiitaxt in Reoabd to the Erie Riots.—Wesley '
Frost, Ewp* United States Marshal for the Western District
of Pennsylvania, on Saturday evening last received a tclo"
graphic despatch from President Pierce, directing him to
proceed to Erie, and take such moosures as were necessary,
to protect the railroad companies there, in the work of re
pairing the roads. Tho despalch Btatod thatif l there was'
any resistance to the MarshaL.hu would be protected by a’
sufficient number of United States troops. -
AcciDEirr.—Augustus Hodipoo, a young lad about fifteen
years of age, who resides on Beaver street, Allegheny city,
had his hand terribly mangled on Friday morning, by its
being caught la tbo machinery of Q. A D. Dehaven’s Oil
Mill, In Middle alley. He was engaged in the mill, and was
working with thtf machinery when tho accident occurred.
Dr. John Diekßon dressed the wound. ' •
Ox me Bercd^—His honor, Judge WiUlanis, has recovered
from his recent Indisposition, and is once more attending to
tho duties of bis office,
Tub TaEOtocicAL SmuitAkv is Kunra.—Yesterday evening,
about 6 broke out in one of tho room? of tho
second story of the Theological Seminary, on Seminary Hill,
Allegheny city. In'& -very-ehort time the on tiro-build
ing w&e in flames, and all.the efforts made- to save it .wore
in fire hreupposod to have been communicated
to the bnilding from a stovepipe, which passed through iho
room In -which the flro broke out - . • r -
.:::::JTANOAEY 24.
At the time tho alarm was given, the students who board
ed in the Seminary building, were at their prayers, having
just concluded supper. All tho students lost Something—
some books, clothing, Ac... The library of tho Seminary, we
learn, was also destroyed. The number of students attend
ing tho Seminary was about sixty; of this number n ldrgo
proportion boarded In the building.
Owlngtothelocatton of the building tho cnßihes-could
do nothing towards extinguishing tho fire. The burning
building, : viewed from this side of the river, presented a
beautiful and terrific appearance, • Tho building was an fan
■ posing one, and it stood mit onihfi brow of lnhold
relief— a burning mass. •
- TCo understand that the policy of insurance expired afrw
, day? eincO it his beea.rinco renewed we know not.
Fkxe Leotum.—MUsXb Bradley will luotuie this evening
at. Masonic Hall, on tho subjcSt of tho Sciunco of Mind, and
the only true method Of judging character, pelting forth
ifahdf Ac ,u and TF&mdn <u she rfundd both Bhrenolo
glcolly, PhyriologicsUy, and Phyelognomlcally; showing
how v to perfect themselves (o produce the greatest amount
of happiness to the race. Tboiccturo in free.
A Stour.—A heavy storm pass& over the nerib-eostchi
soetton of this county, on Saturday afternoon. la the
neighborhood of the Brownsville rood, twelro or fourteen
miles from tho city, considerable damage was done. The
born of Mr. Gaston was blown down, and other-property of
that gentleman) and also property of some of his neghbors’
destroyed. :' v . ,
_ Lzcrcns following gentlemen have.been
solcctcd as the Lecture Commliioe of. tho Library Associa
tion, for tho ensuing year:—Messrs. Henry Woods, Kin*
cold, Irish, and James B. Holmes. Tho retiring members
of tbo Lecture Committee.deserve the.thanks of nil friends
of tho Institute, for the promptitude and energy displayed
by them during the past year.
Diad.—Mfiry Boer, the young girl who was brutally as
saulted bn Sandusky street, Allegheny, oh; the Sd of Janu
ary, diedyesterday morning, at.the Mercy Hospltoi t of the
injuries sho thero rocsived. Thfl supposed assailant is nbw
in the county jail.
A-Coroneris inquest was held on the body yestordsy.
' Homicide Cass Cbxnscn>.~Thc homicide caseof the Com.
monweallhvs. Ezekiel . Hosack has been continued over un
til the March term. The continuance was granted by the
Court yesterday morning, at the request of the counsel for
tho defence, there not being a full panel of Jurors Id atten
dance.*' _____ *
LmManjEßS.—Atamcetlhg af the Board of Manogora
or the Young Mens’ Mercantile library,, held on Saturday
evening last, a resolution vbapassed,- permitting ladles to
become members of the association .. Thi s] wo suppose; mny
ho regarded as the first practical fruit of' Miss Atane’s lec*
tures In tills city on Wcinas’a Rights.:
CoAIDOAta Euss.-rWe are sorry to leaiii that another pair
of boits were sunk at tho bend above Wheeling.; The most
melamicQypartof the information Is thatoneof the hands,
a citizen of Birmingham, named Boyle, waa drowned. He
leaves a wife ami three, children.
Fuut Commxtxxd.— Aid. Major last evening comm'ttad
to jail William Irvin for trial, on « charge of stabbing Hen
ry Andwright, a few xilghts since in a house on Webster
street. Irvin was released from /all but a day or.two betore
the affray In which Andwright was stabbed. c
Xtcnrnr.—Dr. Kln& of this, city, win lectnre bofore the
Library Association,, on Thursday .evening, on “Atmos,
phere.” Tbe aldlity of the gentleman as a lecturer is high*
lyspokchd ''' ' •~ -
Tca Autouxxr FnLt DsrantMEST, as bur readers ore
aware, Is .disorganized. ConnHTa of that city, oh
Thursday last, tho fbilowing resolution passed; .
' Resolved, That tho commlttwi on firo cnglnes, together
with tbe ccmmlttre on police, b® authorized to report a plan
far thoro'Crganlzatlon of tho Fire Department -
The Cpxsrmiicr Case;—There cases have been continued
until the March tonn e/tbo Court of Quarter fiwiofis. Tbp
continuance was granted owing to tho Illnew of Mr. Par
regh, who Isostoclatcd with Goo. P*Hamilton, Esq., In con
ducting the defence.
AtOT pf isapetejMUHnery, «£c, wiil be sold at M«*Kec
na'a Auction House this day. at 2 o’clock.
Uasteb’s Maoazrte fbr January rectivod at Calloa*s,cp.
posite tho Post Office.
. QuAumt Btssioxs>-Before Hon. WlUlam B; McClure,
President Judge; Uabrtal Adams and Wm. BoggSj Esqra.,
As«oclatoa.
Noihiosof any Importance was don® In this Oinrt yes
terday. Th® moTfting session was mostly token np'witli ar»
gumenta In regard to tlio poitponewent of the hcciidde
atxd oonsplracy cases. - Tn-tbo afternoon/ Michael O'Neal
was tried on.s charge of nuisance, in throwing tan bark on
a pnblfcthorenghCure, laDuquesno borough. A vcnllctof
guilty was rendered. ' /
Ruth Henry, Indictod'for keeping a disorderly and tip
plins house, was declared not guilty, ntcl pxuaecu trix Arnsa
da Moore, wntoheedtowr the eoats.
James Ben ford and William A. Rlvor werecar.b rentehecd
to pay » fin» of f2ocndcoßtf > for keeping a tippling bouse.
Drsttjcr Com?.—Bctbro Horn Mores Hampton, President
Judge.
Elizabeth Morrow vs. Thomas Morrow, Kirkpatrick and
Robb for plaintiff. - '
This was an action to. recover wages, earned hr the plain
tiff, as servant In the family of thn defendant.' On trial.
James A Porter v*. Grcrrgo B. MlHen>»erger; No. 224,
April term, 1853.. John Mellon for plaintiff, and Coehren
for defence; A juror wo* withdrawn^-In' this tore, and
action will bo settled by arbitration.
fIS-OYSTEU top CO PFEK HOUSE.-S»
JJ. BABHABD.
- tAe. 40, Fifth Street, Utatm IfZoi atid &[&**£,
janllkty] . rmFstaou. . - ,
Chemlcai and Philoiophtcal Apparatat. .
A YEBYgreat want has k*n felt inoareomaunity,be
ii... awe our inStlraUons of learning, cr ptiblk Übrarici.
and readies rooms, hate no Cnsxicatimd PniLOßormcAL
ArrAjLWi'i to cnaMo the teacher or public lecturer on rcl
vnlifio subjects to Ulnrirato his lecture upon. The\onna
Men's Library ArsodaUon. at their lata annual meeting,
reeolred to take the necessary steps fur obtalnlngsneh «n
apparatus, so ns to fill tho void so long felt. Tb« following
persons have been appointed as n committee to carry out
lit* object proposed, and it Is earnestly hoped-that lh« citi
zen?. when coiled upon, will respond to tho call by subocrl
blng liberally. DJI. W3I. M. WRIGHT.
DR. JAMES It SPEEB,
- EDWARD RAni!.
F. a BRUNOT.
B. P. BAKKWELL,
jalS ' frnmmlttoe.
ALLEGHENY FORGE
. SOLOSIOR BHQTTER & CO.
rlAt® B!s.iel A Scmple R ItolUnc iliJI.) on tho bank cf the
Allegheny, below tho Si. Clntr btreot Bridge,
Auxannrr City, lx
rpHE proprietors rexppctrully infiirm the public ’that.
. Jt having made extonsivo additions to their ostaousb
ment, they are prepared to manutacture. on tbo most rea
sonable terms. iron Wofk fbr Bridges. Car Axlea. Qnsrry
Work, Btonu Cutters' anil- Masons* Tools. BhaftUur.Mlll
Gearing. Machine V'ork in general, and heavy Forging, of
every dorcriptlon. Also; IIORSB SHOK3 manufactured by
Bh'Jier’t Fats.nl Hone & hoe JUfieMne. The Horsa Shoe Ma*
chine will bo in operation about tho middle of February,
when nil orders fur Shoes will meet with prompt attention,
Hill Picks inado and dmsod. Orders sent by mall or tele
graph attendodto on thoahortest notlro. ___ ia!4:y
Orphans’ Court Sale*
ABRAHAM PAU BT'3 EBTATE.
BY Order of the Orphans- Court. I win soil the Estate of
ADRAHA3I FAli ST. deed, In Indiana townrhlp, being
oboat FIVE ACHES Ok LAND; adjoining lands of the heirs
of Lazarus Holmes. Robert Dunlop. Uccry Thomas and the
ttatlerroai: with astory nud half Log House thereon.nod
a Loir Stable, a young Orchard, aud Blacksmith Shop, and
all under fence. Sale to be marin on the premises on the
THIRD ifOiVMl OF J'JZDRUARi BJ7, being the
2utb, at ten .tfclock* A.sL,on the following fcr.rmsi Fifty
Dollars at the tlmo of sole, and the balance upon tender of
the deed. . ' EDWARD McCOfRKLE,
JftH.Cteod
~ CopVrtnerfiiip Notice.
WFLUAX DALY................. E 3 FOZUH.
IHAVB THIS DAY associated with me as partner, my
nephew, Jakst PJtsuur/ The burincts of manufiictu*
riog and importing of.IIOSIERY, YARNS, Ac?,’will be con*
tlauedatthe Old Btand; Fifth fitreet,andconductcil
under the firm of Wiimah.Daly & Co. All persons hating
claims against me will pleasepresent them for immediate
payment, and those who ore indebted will please scttlo their
tills, trfth as little delay os possible.. .
* : DAl*Y.No.24Kflbst, •
- Next door to the Izoa City Hotel
■ Janrtarylg. 1854~fja!4],;-J ..
Exchange ban KfliocK.—ao, shares oftbo.atockaf
this Dank for sale, by WILUAM A. HILL A CO:, ■ .
JanlGilw . ; 64 Wood street, near Fourth.
-• ffOttCC* . .... -
THE PARTNERSHIP which Oxlsti»d between the ttudor
signol aqd.HE5aT STiHPU!,'iihder the firm of HENRY',;
SriMPLE A CO*-la dissolved; and the undersigned alone
are authorized totransact and sctUft Up the business of the
Into firm. _ (jalB:tf 1 - . PATRIOKS A FBIRND; ;
T ANDS IN lOWA FOR SALE— , :
JU 880 acres in Muscatine county; - - ..•
200. .do Cedar. .do;.
• 240 do-’.ScQtt .. do; -•.-.-..-’s.
; The above Lands are well located, after a personal exam
ination. Ibosa in MuscatlnQ county arc, on an av erago/
ten miles from the city of Muscatine, end within two miles
of the Mississippi and M&sbuti Railroad, which rood is’now
making from Davenport to lowa City r They will be sold in
portions of 40,80 and I<JO acres.' Apply to • . N
. JAMKSiBLAKELT,
• jaO - . ; .V' /KearE&ate Agopt..
T>UNNBYLYANIA RAILROAD. COMPANY.—In pursu- ; .
X once of the; Act of Assembly,of entitled'
An Act to Incorporate the Peorasylvanla Kailrond -Com* 1
pany,” approved the 23d day of/Marcb, > A.D.lBs3:—Nblice
w hereby given, that it is the intention' ofithe Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company, (shonld the same ibA appro Ted by
their stockholder* at the annual meeting, to ho held on'the'
first Monday of.'February next,) to guarantee tile bonds of
iho Steubenville and Indlatla Railroad Componyito the
amount of five, hundred thohsand doDars. ■-v'.T -t c i •• -
PbilA, JaD. 7ih t lBs4,—ial2:lm • T/S.ERtTH, Setfy. v
’ < -OARO*
txmnectiouwlfch Mr. LEYIK.
JL BOWJsN, C.S.GonAul to-Bordeaux, Brance,.purposes
establishing A Mercantile Agenoy at the alive place, for the'
purchase, bacommlsdoo, of Brandies, . Wines, Fruits, Ac.;
and will also attend,;with promptness, to any other bust*
ness with which they may ;be favored. * A. J. -BONNET.
Rtftrenca in Piiliburpfc:
Thomas Scott, Her. andiMam Bank;
- John D. ScuUyrEsqttiashier Cumpany '
& JFOlarkan, Cashier. Citizens* Deposite Bonk;
Messrs. Hoon A Sargent, Bankers;
Messrs. Harris&Oo, BankerB; and to, mcrchants gene*
rally. J 1-< -r
Mr. B.willieava' Pittsburgh about ths lSth Inst; until
which time.ho wtilbe fotindat-the store of Extht. H. King,
Liberty street ■ '• , • jall:lw>.
./"YODFISH—Just received, .
O 10autoptim,Codfish,: ; r
6 this,No.} Salmon,’,. . ..
800 IKs smoked gglmon, ’
fiObMsgSb’d Herring” . . .
i 20: do.Ko. 3 Macicrel. ' ' - '■ ..r v -
■ 160 bojos BarUngton ecaJedaDdKo.l emohd 1 Hteingi
.FopsaleJ<rt.li»«s*htyfn - > --JEBD-HAWO'BTS; '
deefi • Oornor of Diamond ond Dhmoq d alloy.
;con.sucopiA.
Administrator.
_ •>; ,;.' V \ A;’,;' v .-. v'Vc ..t.-V -•■•-I
mmwem jtsejt.
» Puet&nißGfl, January 23d) 12tt.
Waterin thechannol ZETifecL - Ice-ranniDg out'of thd
AlleghenyTia7 : fitrong;-- ;::i '' i; - 7T s.'' :
IhliavfiUienßincaSatnrday night De fect. - •
Tbo Argyh for New Orleans, the U, S Mail, for St Louis;
the Return for Louisville, and the Washington City tot
New Orleans, leave on TucßQay,Jan.24th; J ••• • .
It Is'feared that a good many coal boats were lost or
of Friday evening/'. ;
A flood was apprehended at Cincinnati on the 20ih. The
river was using rapidly, and rain tolling. ' : i
At Wheeling, on Saturday, there was IG>£ feet water in
the .channel, and raining all day; • ■ 1
, Steamers of medium sire, it is said, con fto over tbo falls'
at Louisville. _ ' . i
Freights of nil hinds aro said to bo abundant at the ports
.below*--'./ T ; - . //,.'////
Ali the boats of tho** Union Line’ 1 are said to bo ready
for operations. : .-•••- .->.-iiw' T - : • .
We find in tbo Cincinnati Enquirer the following complf.
mentary notico of the Philadelphia and. her gentlemanly
.officers. assure our -Cincinnati cotemporary that
Its praise has not been given too highly to either of them ?
“After an absence of several months, wo were yesterday
groeted with the pleasant phiz of Capt. Bed Grace, who has
been at Pittsburgh a greater part of the. time superintend
ing the building of his new boat, tho PhUadelphlay .whlch wb
gave a full account of a few Weeks ago. His boat -arrived
boro yesterday from Pittsburgh, and, as a matter of conrso,
wo took a good look at her from stem to stern.: In her cabin,
although there is not so much expense lavished as upon
the Crystal Palace, still is that”cabin quite as elabo
rately finished and the whole done up in nondsomo stylo.
It !s indeed beautiful. We made up our mind that the
Philadelphia was a good -boat, and one of that kind that
would moke monoy for her owners. Sho will taka the place'
of the old Brilliant in the Pittsburgh packet Hue, hut will
Morion her first trip up to-morrow; Mcßride isstlillnthe
clerk’s department.”
-Tub Hives wuriFlng yestordAy-nfternoon. Tho rate at
which it was coming np was estimated at from two to six
inches per hour. The very heavy rain of Thursday night
. oppeare to have beon general.. Last evening tho probabil
ity seemed to bo that this morning the sidewalks In front
of “ Elat Bow* woald'bosutyeotod to a libor&l washing with
out tho aid of artificial appliances.
The new eteamer Monarch, commanded by Cnpt, Logan,
which wea few days ago noticed as Joaving.thisport in such
gallant style on her first trip, bound for NewrOrleans, with
a full cargo of Hour and whukv,ran agai&Bt the bank hear
Yevay. on Tuesday night, oud sprang a leak. The beat,;!n
rounding to, fortune unmanageable by the breaking of tie
crank pin Of one engine, which caused her to sheer Into the
-bank with inch' force as to spring her butts, and break a
plank loose from the stem. Capt Logan thought Ms new
boat was a u gonor,” but the Falls City happening along,
assisted him to relieve her Of the deck load and to stop the,
leak*. When the Falls City name-alongside the Monarch,
the water was over the guards of the disabled boat In seve
ral places. The Monarch is hauled on the * ways o at Mod-
Iron for repairs. Wo wish Capt. Logan better luck next
time. ; ..
There never was a hauler day on our landing than^yester
day. The quantity of freight seeking shipment from this
port Is enormous. And there has seldom, if qrer, been a
finer display of steamboats on the Ohlo than was presented
along tbo rlTer shore between tbo Covington and Newport
landings yesterday. Tho following is OUtof those present
about the middle of tho afternoon: Troplc, Kenton, John
L. ATery, St Clair, Hartford, Vienna, Telegraph No: 0, Pitts
burgh, Crystal Palace, Philadelphia, Madison, David Gib
soa. Norma, Empire State, Bedford, Alida, Amorlcus, Tam
pa, Georgetown, A. Clipper, 11. P. Yeatman, U. S. Aid, Ohio,
and Jiquntor.—Cincinnati Com., Jan. 21. -
Tns Crystal Palace, Capt Andrews, will leave this morn
ing for Pittsburgh, being tbo first boat to start out In the
regular packet line since the grand consolidation fell
through. Next to the Philadelphia, she ia the finest boat
we have seen In the Pittsburgh Tice.—CYn. Z’oy,, Jan. 2l.
Tub river opposite our city is completely blocked over,
and people arc crossing to and fro on tbo fcc, Of course the
usual means of communication with the clvilfred quarters
ore cut off. Tbo railroad company to Chicago was yesterday
crowing it* passengers on the ice. The weather yesterday
was Intotwelv cold, and a thin hall falling tbo whhla duy.
It fell In sufficient quantities to admit now of first rate
*lrigh riding.—At Lauit Democrat, Ja&. 17.
Tnan beats, containing 18,000 bushels of coal, and
owned by parties la Pittsburgh, Were sunk at Louisville
.and vicinity on Monday last.
POBT OP PITT6BTOGH.
ifr rtxt Q racusa wttgt is *n* chmcwbl.
;. r ABmra>. ,
Steamer Jeffamu, Parkinson, Brownsville.
w Lusernc, Baggett, Brownsville.
“ Thomas Bailey, West Newton.
“ Gen. Bayard, Peebles,Elfcmbeth.
* Diarual. Sheppard. Wheeling.
“ WajhlngtonCity. Ebbert, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
** Jefferson, Parktaron, Brownsville.
*• 'l^ixerne.nennrtt.Brownsville.
“ Thomas Shrirer, Bailer, West Newton.
**. Gem Bayard, Peebles. Elisabeth.
**. Moore, \Vhwhog.
« If.fi. MaiUUaalcp,St. Louis.
“ Allegheny, M'Lean,ClocltmfttL
STEAMBOATS.
“1854.'’
miSBTOOH, CXHdHUATI, LOTISVIIiE,
: iso.
SAIST LOGI9.
Pittsburgh tmd Cincinnati Steam Pochot Zinc,
: roavOT ooxirrrAXcto?
PASBEKGEUS ASD FREIGHT
XSTWCCW -
PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
Am<l SAlntXotUi*
«55# 1 Tm* Uxt U composed of «teu m»-, '
Mfc**
fjr rj-tSKI, splendor,
and comfort, and *« tlw» oslt vntcrem omr use of Stkajt
I’ACKiTsoa tbffrlwr. Ifrotjocct* with theU. £.31*11
Line of Steamers from LtarltmaU to Louisville cod gaiot
Loom, by which ra«r-cn£cr» *dJ freight arc ti&rtrd end rr»
eripted through <£zt/y. Two new Steamer* hate been added
to the Use,whichnow ecnslrtscf the following boats: ;
Deyttif Dcimrtttrt
£kai±. Cbntoinr. from /htUtiurrh, ]
DUCKEYI3 STATED...:*!. W. Ba«tteov£su,.Sttuttey.
3IEBSKNOKS. No. H Parts ......^Mcmtey.
ALLEGHENY . SPLii.v . ..Tdr*}aV
CRYSTAL PALACE...... W».J. Kot'V«-.........WriGr*1*y.
PHILADELPHIA .IX J. Gcacc...... ....Thursday,
Pittsburgh... u. ci*rsnj vrfcuy.
PENNSYLVANIA ~.......J5a. KtmmTe*, .Saturday.
Leave daily at 10 o'clock; A. 51, pre»-t«*ly.
No freight recclrixl after nine o’rlork on- the morning of
departure. .
For particulars, apply on board, cr to
johv «. umasTONa *.
JOHN FLACK. / A^cotf,
♦ Monong&hcl* llobso Buildings*
1853. IdeelOt '
For Cincinnati.
1 Jj£Sj!p Tot splendid stenmftr JANE FRANK UN, T»
Mint **\ -will leave for the ato to and
[UfcriiKxJiat* port* THIS DAY, January iMth.
i or freight or passage, apply cn heard, or to
J»S* 0. M. UAItTON,Ag*cL
For Cincinnati and Loatsvltle,'
- 17*75* b. Iho'stcamor RETURN* C»pt Wa. Stoops,
Iraro for Uio aboveand intoreieUUU port.*
ftefcaßtssSeMn TUESDAY, 24tbinst., oiID o’clock, A. M.
For freight and passage apply on board, or to
j»2l FLACK A PARSES, Agent*.
For St. Z.crat*.
rT5> ih Elui ateatner C.-S. MAIL,. Cspt. Jacob fUi
will leave for the above and intermediate
r^ I .’" 'H ifissaportsTUESDAY, 24th lust, at 10 o’clock, A. 51.
For fn*lgbt and passage apply on V*anl, or to
Ja23 •* - . ■••.:•. ... ■: : JOHN FLACK, Agent
- For Saint Loiaii. :
~nj-. T«e splendid steamer HKUALD, J, S. Daie>,
I -|?«?2LBMaster, wilt leave f»r the shore and intense*
ports on WEDNK3DAY, January 25th,.at
4 o'clock. F. it
freight or passage, apply oo board, or to
Jslfleam HARTPN aod FhACK. Agfntf.
For New OrJcanj. *"
mv, The substantial hew btamer “AEGYLE,"
W. Gouts, Master, wllLlesTe for the
sSsSaSasSsaabove and Intermediate ports oq TUESDAY,
24th instr at 4 o’clock, P.M. For freight only, apply to
j*23 JAME 3 A. nUTCniSQN A 00.
For New Orleans.
nc*u •*. Tnc very superior steamer WASHINGTON
I/4lgffe»gClTY. Caot EpegßT.wiU learo tor the above
lntermediate portion TUESDAY’, January
241 b. at 12 M.
For freight or passage; apply on board, or to
ja23 D. WILKINS or JOHN FXAGg, Agent*.
For SuhTlllt.
- The fine steamer NAVIGATOR. Capt. J. C.
‘ will Iravo for - bo ftbovoand intermediate
ffjafi»TfiOT«»pott* <m TUESDAY, 24th iuat, at 10 o'clock,
A. M‘ For freight er passage apply on board, or to
G.B. MILTENBEROER,
ja2l or JOHN FLACIv.
M.,.^.......H . n.»»,....j, nxnixh
Notice.
JOS. FLEMING having associated with JOS. ABEL, the.
business will horeafter bo conducted under th« stylo of
J. ABEL A at the old stand, corner of SmitbOcld and
Fourth streets. - : - -• Jal:y
. Orphan*’Coart Sale.
BY Virtua .of an Ordcr of the Orphans’ Court of Alle
gheny county,! will expose to sale at Public Outcry
or Vendue, at the OOURT HOUSE, in the<dty of Pittsburgh;
on tho FIRST MONDAY OF F£BRL r ARY t A. D.ISC4,
at ten o’clock of said day, the undivided half port or moiety
of the following described Tract or Land, situate in South
Fayette township, Allegheny county, in the Stateof Penn
sylvania, the property of Agnes Jane While, a minor; ad*
juining lands of James McOonuell, the heirs of Joseph Mo-
Murray, William McMurray. B. A; Mevoy, Benjamin Kelso,
and Samuel Sterling, and described by the following courses
and .distances; beginning at tho South -east corner at n iog
wood, thence by lands of James McConnoU. North 3J4
gross, West J7OU perches to n post; thence % lands or tha
belts of James McM array, North 0214 degrees, West 3Y6-30
poaches to a post} thence South 67 West 18 8-10
•perches io.a post; .theaca by tends of William McMarray,
South 23 degrees* 00 perches to a white oak; ihonca South
Bast 011-lQ perches, by tends of B, Kelso, to a
'post* thence by land of fiamuol Sterling, South 06 degree.*,
East 1168*10'porches, to ft stump; thenco Sooth 50>4 di>
greeS, East 16 6*lo perches to a white oak; thenco South 77
degrees, East 7 7*lo porches to the place of beginning; con
taining Nlnoty-tbreo Acres and Three-quarters of an Acre,
strict measured
TYems of Sliß.—The: purchaser to pay Q t tho rate ofs2Co
per aimum.wUhoutlntcrcst thereon.
- WILUAM R, WHITE,
y . jald ' . - QuaTdlan of Agnes Jana White.
Important .Notloe to nli whom it may
•••■■: ' L Concern. . . . w
A GREEABLE to an Act of Assembly of the State of Penn-
J%, sylvanhv, and in conformity with the authority grant
ed by said Act, tho Board of Trnstcea oftheTlrst Methodist
Protestant Church of the city of Pittsburgh, Pa., have pur
chhscd aßurying Ground in: tho Allegheny Cemetery,- for
the purpose of transferring the remains of tho dead, cow
resting itrthe Burying flround belonging to said Church,
thereto, (located near the canal, and fronting on Liberty
.rtreet; m the dty of Pittsburgh.' . . •
; Notice is hereby given to ail who have lot privileges, or
are othen? iso Interested 4n said Burying Ground, that tho
Board of Trustees are now prepared to altcpd to tho remo
val of tbs dead to tho Allegheny Cemetery.
It Is desirable that immediate attehiioti be given to this
notice, as- it is contemplated to have the entire remoral
made during the present whiter, i - v
Alt the necessary information will be had by applying to,
or addressing Oho*. Craig, Diamond alloy, Pittsburgh,
Pa. By order of the. Domed of Trustees. • - : . .i .: :
. JOHN 8. SANDS,
W. B. ENGLISH,
IiOBT. IL MABBHALL.
ja2:3nuUw- • - . - - Committee.,
hfTALUABLE PEOPERTYFOR BALE—Situated on Wylie
V sL, near Fifth; eohsiutlng of a large BRICK HOUSE,
of; three'stories; containing ft hall, two parlors, dining
room, kitchen/and Eix chambers and finished attic, with a
good cellar. ' The Lot is 20 feet frcnt byJiOdeop, to ah alley.
The yard is paved: good hydrant, Ac. Price $3000..,-Terms
tosy.- V' r ,e * r SrCUTHBERT & BON, '
jail 140 Third street.
COMMERCIAL POST.
DAILY REVIEW OJ? PITTSBURGH MARKET.
0?no* of in* Daily Nosmm Post, >
* . ' ■ Tuesday, Jannarj24,lBs4. . i
The weather yesterday waa -sa intensely cold that, btit
Uttlo business was transacted* • Ico has again formed on the
Alleghenj rirer, nod running fo thlcl tllnt steamboats wwa
unwitting to Tonturo outl- in the general markets ire find
.but little change to notice since.our last. •
• FLOUR.—R«»ipts by the. Brownsville.navigation were
large—the greater jportion of which,, however, was shipped
East. Wo haveSAlef of 102 bbls reported, on the wharf, at
$6,25@G,37£ 377-hblsdo mixed brands attbesamo rates; a
sale from store of 50 bbls superfine at $6,50 : 25 do from
Btqremfcs8 l S7@G ) 'so.\-\. “
-SEED,—We notice further sales of 10 bbls.Clorer Seed at
$5 50,: . 20; bushels do. Timothy at $212. - . .•
Oil AIN.—We heard of none offered.. The demand ifr ac
tive and Increasing for all descriptions. '
.t SUGAR—SaIes ® bhds prime at se; 6do ‘ ■
WHISKY,—Wo note furthor sales 0f.94 bbls at 2G@27c.
BAGONJVe notice' a* sale of 5 tierces sugar oared
at lie.-. ■■ •■■■■ •_
DRIED BEEP.—Sales of several small lots.nt 9c.
- 'DOHSSCTED DAILY FOB
Hoots ft Sargeut, £
Cbmer of Wood ajut &
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh Banks par.
Philadelphia " %
Brownsville “ par.
•Bucks county “ .........
CheaterOo.(nowisstte)... l£|
Columbia Bridge C0*..... *4
Danville “ id
Delaware 00. “ V.
Doylestown Y 4 . hi
Easton . • “ ......... i 2
Oermantown 44 ......... *4
Lancaster Banks....-...** 12
Lebanon “ ........... l 2
Montgomoryco.Bankß.*. I 4
-Northumberland 4 * ... K 2
Pottsville 44 ... %
Reading 44 . 54
Schuylkill county 44 ... m
Washington • '** ”* H
Westßranch 44 ... is
Wyoming-.;............*.... • 12
Carlyle..; 9s .
TUB MORHUfQ POST BY
Izohangs Bankers.
rtt strtcU f Pittsburgh.
. OHIO;
Stato'Bk.and branches...
Othersolvent Batiks...... 3?
Bank of Sandusky...—..*—
Granvi11e.,.;....,.. ......... 60
N0rwa1k.,..;...,—.... 60
Urbana—ftc
W005ter—;................. 26
State. Stock: 8jmk5......... M-
Stateßk.andbranches... -fs
. IHLISOIS. i ' .
State. Stock Banks,..—
Btate Bankßranch—.... 60
Bonk ©f Illinois— „76
. ; • KENTUCKY.
All solvent 8ank5......... 3* ■■
; .. Missouri.
Statoßk.andhrancbes...
• MICHIGAN.
AU solvent Banks.
WISCONSIN.
Marine* Fire Insurance
GftatMflwaukie...— 2
' -TENNESSEE;
Chambersburg %
Erie..'.; %
Qottysbargh.. 4s
HonesdaW-.;.- ........*v... {k
Middletown---...-....... %
Waynßaburg-.-..es
York Banks-;-...;.---.. ' %
Relief Notes.,- %
United fltateaßank-...--l£
Allegheny City Scrip—- par.
Pittsburgh City 44 -..-par.
Allegheny Co. : 44 prem.
NEW YORK.
New York City..—.—. l£
Countryßanks— .%
NEW JERSEY. *
All solvent Banks— ,3£
DELAWARE. Y
Allsolventßanks....—. 8
: ~;r NORTH CAROLINA.-
All solvent Banks—.-...,. X
BOOTH CAROLINA; '
AUsolvcntßanks—.... 1
- r GEORGIA.
Alleolvent 8ank5......... I*4
• ALABAMA. ! . .
AUsolrentßanks..—... 6
LOUISIANA.
AU solvent 8ank5.......;.': U£
■ EXCHANGES.
New York...— par.
Philadelphia—.—. . par.
Baltimore..—,..—.. par.
C^dnati..—f^diflo’U
Louisville % dlsc*t
St-L0a15.— ...1 dfsrit.
VALUE OF COINS.
AmericanGo!d(new)...... par.
American Gold (01d),...... prim.
Sovereigns— B3
Guineas.. 6 00
Frederlekdow— .. 7 80
Teh Thalers- 7 60
Ten Guilders—. 3 00
L0u15d’0r...^...,............ 4 25
Napoleons—. 3 83
Doubloon*, Patriots. 15 70
Doubloons, 5pani5h.......16 25
Dueata....—— s 10
All solvent Banks— V£
Small Notes —%
MARYLAND.,
Baltimore Banks— i£
Country Banks—...— %
■ . VIRGINIA.
Bank of Vo, * branches-. %
Farmers’Bk.fc branches-:
Valley Dk.a branches.—'
Kxchangeßk.tbranches - fi
Wheeling Banina.—...... V
Wheeling branches ' $2
NEWENaLAND.
All solrentßanks—^
PBICE3 OF S:
CdBAZCTEP DAO.T * Oft TDK I
Patricbi & Friend* Si
Comer of Fifth and Wood
. - LOANS.
United States Gs. 1808* \
United State* 55.18£3....'~»..*......'
Pcnt«y1TaijU6ft,1879.,.,«.......
PeatJsylrßtiiassrlBoB- M ....».^.....
Allegheny county 6«, ...
Allegheny county c0up0n5..........
Pittsburgh city
Pittsburgh cUyCoapouvFsyablv;
Now York;-.
Allegheny City Os. ......
Allegheny City coupons, payable
in. Phi1ade1phia......;;........
BANK STOCKS.
Bank of Pittsburgh—...
McrcbantsaMsnufacturera’Banh
Exchange 8ank........................
Foraers’Dcpositßaiik....
Allegheny gatings 8ank........,..'.
BRIDGE STOCKS. '
Sfcmongahela
fit. Clair street Bridge-'.-.—’..,-.;-.
Used street Bridge.
Northern Liberties Bridge——.... s
INSBUANCE,STOCK?. j
Western Tnfmra-nce Company.—!
ClUa»mji f lnsaTafcre Company..—;
Aisoetatnl Firemen** Company.... j
TKUiOUAPH STOCKS.
Afl&ntioaud 0bt0,........ ........
Pittsburgh,Clpdrmstl fthoutffvill*:
1ak*£r1e~..„—..............
Pittsburgh Cat Wcrk«-,.~.. k ...J
KAIKTIOAD STOCK. !
Rai1r0ad...............
Ohio and P*nn*y Irani* Railroad^.:
CUrrdsnd * PitUbarah Katlroed-J
SJftrlnt Railway and Dry Dpck....,j
Turtle Croak Plank Rwwl.
PerrystlUe Plank Hootl.-.J
Oretashars Turnpike...........«.,J
ChkftJorvCoal Conpony ...„ ■
OOPP-KR STOCKS.
Pittsburgh aud 8c5tcu.............. {
North
North Vest,.-™..-.....,....., [
North TTefiJcri; .....
Adreaturw..
Ohio Trap j
ilSaaesota .. |
Pittabursh and Hoya!- |
1
0nt0a0g0n....... ; j
Pirn Stool— 1 j]??l
Colling .... ......... 1 3.00 3.2 b!
..........—.•
.Bluffs.— «J,OO 2.&0! ......
Peni8Attfar..............i
Aroy * 2,Cfr- , _
t -, —' 0,0 c,:
?.oo ; n,w. : ~
Iron City....... —— 3,00’ .. w
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOLD, DBIVER! LOCOMOTIVEAHEAD!!
Ileal ISfttatc farm far Sale*
3 Hie irohocriber U authorized to *tU ACRES OP
LAND, »Jtußtcl la YefTnUlt* Alle^h^uy
anty. p«nDfl>iTsn!s, lying Utk of MrKcc-i*V -rs, known
'us Ih* Whtto<n>k f'L.t-. und I«iftr!.t ofOip |>n3po?.(-<i Stnlicn
on the CotmeU?*iUv Railroad. as follows:
A Square Loj WtruN-VCO by » feat, two stories hteh ;and
Square Log tlanj, fio by no feet—both new and In good
order;, two fine young Orchards, fc*«t rafted fruit, just
cotnmtmeius.to boar. Thm* to 00 to ICO Aa --w cleaned end
in e high *Uto of culUvalloo, and the bale ico 1* will f*t
with white-oak timber of the first order. Th’s Land U veil
calculated for b Stock form, being Terr ion:!, cud tbo soil
of Bn. excellent quality tor grass groetog, and bring well
watered,•. haring. eotno twelve or fourteen rotcr-folHnj;
spring? of excellent water thereon, This Land bns faellldce
rarely met with, being within half a mile cf the Tough,
river, and one mile of Moncfigabel*,and almost on the lino
of Ibo OjanclUrlllß Rail road; anil L» snpp<v*rd to contain
an Inexhaustible bed of IRON ORB, This Land would not
be in the JShxfcet. only that the owopyi* about tarrmevetp
the Par West Term* easy, end price moderate. For fair*
tber particulars, enquire of W. J. REYNOLDS, at Lorens’
JAMES O, RfCUKY,
- deriKby Real Estate Agent, at thi* otn«L
’VTKW BOOKS JUST KECmVfcP AT DAVISON’S BOOK
ly STORE, 65 MARKET street, near Fourth Hot
Corn; EJfeu Mulgrarc; Pierre Toussant; Flower cf the
family ; Littlo Perns for little Friends; The Early Called;
LltUo Susy’s Six Birth-days; Cloib Book* for Children;
Kenny’* MID*, or the Earnest Worker; At Home and
Abroad, or. Hpv, to Behave; eplondW English Illustrated
and colorod juveniles; Common Sight* on Sea and fond;
Fox and Oeeae; Bllod.St«iirr; Small Sins: Prairie Mission
ary; Seir-Relinnce; My First Bora; The Visit; Sin* of tho
Tongue; Life Real and Unreal; Alice and Bcode; toys and
pnxilea, fur children; Bajh<**| of Great Men; Harry’s Lad
der to Learning j Arabian Night*; Rbctoriaof Conversation:
STjteßdtd editions of the Poets, English and American,
MririUe’# Sermomi; Christ tn History; The
Days of Christ, by Schanffler; Pastor’s Sketches;
Williams, tho Patagonian Missionary, byHamll
.ton, ••• r ■ ••• dcelD
A YOUNG MANWANTED, with a email capital, to pur-.
chaao the Stock, Fixture* and Good-will of a good pay
ng. business.ln this city. Terms made easy. Apply to
. 8, CTJTUBERT4 SON,
dec29 . . Ocni'.ral Agents, 140 Third street.
Farms, Houica, &c. t To Let,
ONE Oil TWO FARMS, with commodious Brick Dwell
ings, and Btoblea, near to the city, and suitable for
Gardens, Milk Farms, or to fatten cattle for this market.
Also, Briek Country Mansion and Stable,
largo onotigh for a respectable flxmUy. Also, one smaller
place; and ua excellent Two. Story Brick Dwelling, with
finished basrinentand,attic—on the bank of iho Allegheny,
aboye the aqueduct. J JAMES 8, CRAFT,
decSSOf . ...:■ ■•■■•No. 14* Fourth et.
Ilata ami Cnp».
r&m . JOSEPH COX A CO., corner Wood street j<ggssz\ ■■'■■
/©and Diamond alley, would respectfully in-f§§igfi
their Dionds and the public that they
are receiving a largo and splendid stock of IIAT3 AND
CAPSy Of the latest styles, which they are prepared to sell
on a* reasonable terms as any othor houso in the city;
Give uaacalh and examine our stock. *©pl»
F>U BALE OR KENT—The largo Factory Bul!dlog,.wJth
four Lots of Ground,'situate near McKoe.ou Washing
ton street, opposite'fliut glass works of Mr. C. Johnson, id
Birmingham. Enquire of
7 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer,
.rfecSl ‘ Corner of .Wood nrul Fißh sireet*.
For Uentf
r|iHE lorgeoud commodious TAVERN STAND, lately o<s
JL enplea by Wm. P» Applegate, situated on tho Pitts
burgh and Stoubohvilie Turnpike, about one milofrom
Jones’ Ferry, situated in Chartiera township, Allegheny,
county. Tho House is a'large Brick, containing some
twenty rooms, together with a-good Store Room, and three
good Coyars. There is on tho p.cmitea a large Stable, Car
riage nouso, out*buildlog*,thms good pumps, one. large
cistern, two good Orchards, and several out Lota—all of
which Is for rent, and possession will he given immediately.
For further particulars, enquire of LYDIA-ANN Cll ESS,
ou tho premises, or the subscriber.
JAMES C. RICHEY.
Ch ar tiers Tp. t t 24,185 J. ‘ - fnot27Mlw*wtf] : ;
Anew volume commenced—putnaats maga
zine foe January.—,
Washington’s Early Days; by Mrs. Kirkland.
Public Buildings of New York; Illustrated,
The National Inventory. : *
An on the Plains.
, Modern Prophets—Confessions of a Yonng Artist.
Aurum Poiabile—Sketches in a Paris Cafe.
Hayti amlthe Haytions, ' -
Three Day* In ATgolis.
fho Catastrophe at Versailles.
tage*Coach Stories—-The Conqueror’s Grave.
Litemry Piracy. Puns and Punsters.
Editorial Notcs, LlteratUTe, Music, Fine Arts. Ac.
Subscribers remitting $5 wiU rtceivo the Magazine for
1854, and a complete set of the ’ Illustrated Record of the
IndUßtry of all Nations, contnining-6000 engravings.
' W. A, GILDENFENNEY A CO^
doc2B • : - - - 7q Fourth gtreet.
\ Dividend Notice. -
_ Omca Onto asdPenhstlvakia Railuoio Co., >
" ; ' Pittsburgh, December 31,1853. f
Directors of the'Ohio and-Pennsylvoniaßailroad
X Company have .declared a dividend'of four per cent, out
•the net earnings of the- road for tho six months ending
this day, payable on and after the 23d January next,. '
Transfer Books will be closed until 27 ih January, prox.
W. LARIMER, .
-■ . - For Bent* .•
fTVWO STORE BOOMS, with firo proof vaults and cellar*,
I comer of Market and Wafer streets. .Inqmro of ’
janlfclvr P. McOORMICK,
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By : tie O’BeUly lines for tho ilornlag Poet
.'.New Yoar, January 23.—The'.Xiagara arrived tills mom
lng.'wilh Liverpool datestothe 7iK,-f V ../ -;
i .Tho Atlantic arrived out on theoili; tbcAnderaottonthc
15t.... The CRy of Glasgow for Philadelphia sailed on theGih.
Great Britain, Franco and Belgium had been visited with 1
a heavy stormy the heaviest experienced for many and
.apprehensions, were entertained .of tioodafrom melting sno w'
and rain. . . . ..
. :The screw steamer' Andes arrived at. Lifcrpool. oa tie Ist/
. The intelligence from Constantinople appears to heas ln> :
.terestlng as ever. .•
The latest accounts, are of a character to' leave in the es- ’
timatloru of the public mind, scarcely any hope that tho;
Czar will accept the lastpropcsitionof the-Western powers; 1
and this view of the matter ia'almost.universally.entertain-
ed at Constantinople. •: As a natural consequence* there are.
greatly Increased probabilities of a genoral European war.
Exqlasd. Stocks add; Breodatpffi* l iThs markota are
greatly excited* abd coniols closed on Friday nta decline of'
%to the: week. •!// h'v 1 -
- _ Breadstuffs throughout Great Brftdm “hiid"he6n more’ ex
cited than at any previous time-since the great famine, and
prices hayo greatly ■ advanced.: i Tbe/advanre; in flour for
the week is quoted fey some respectable houses at 'ss.fl bbl,
and none less than 3s. Wheat has also advanced almost
beypod ranging frem4od@l4d@lGd fl bushol.
Indian Corn: The market is less excited than the Wheat
market, but prices :hove advanced .sinro the Europa’s de
,parturefrom 18dto’2sper matterof.4B jbs.
Cotton—Tho marketoontinuus very firm at previous rates,
with transactions to the.cxtent of 30,Q0p bales for.the week
ending January 6. ' ' '
Provisions... The market : continues ,quict, and without
material change.' ; v
A terrible snowstorm occurred throughout Great Britain,
France and Belgium i the roads are blocked up, r.nd tbo
malls have been stopped for ten days. - It 1b feared that
floodrwill ensue from the melting snow. s
Turkish affairs are more .complicated than oyer. A gene
ral European war is .inevitable, :.. r •'
Livehpool, steady with mi . advancing
tendency; the sales of the week were 30,000 bales', of Which
4000 were for escalation, and 2000 for oaporti - • - ;
Brcsdstuffs...alarket excitedp all descriptions have much
I advanced.;
1' | Consols depressed. ■ -
INDIANA.
The following are tlieqqotetiohs .of Cpttbn : Orleans fair
'6%; middling Upland fair ; ’middling demand
good, and prices stiver, but quotations unaltered. A
Trade at Manchester unchanged/ - • r /
Havre Market unchanged V the sales of the week ending
on the 3d Inst., were 3000 bales.
BrEaxlfltuff9...Zirerpocl.—Flour advanced 3s; Western
Canal 425; Ohio 435. .Com...'demand good, and prices ad
vanced Is Oil'per quarter.
Provisions quiet. Lard firm.' . ;
lUoe~.demandgood;.prices slUTer,bnt quotations unal
tered. '' . « .
Moset ‘MARK»r.- ;: Cohaols 92j£v, : r
Money market unchanged. Consols haVo. fluctuated,and
are very irregular, closing at ■ Tranaaotiana are .small
jhH.B.stock. ■■.: s
. WAsmMtos,. January 23.— UmUe. —0a motion -'Of •• Mrl
Bemhoisel, the committee on teritories *was instructed to
inquire into.the Oregon land law. ;
- Oh motion of Mr. Preston, tho committee our agriculture
was instructed to inquire into the expediency of establfahing
an agricultural .bureau,;to be connected with, the other
partment of the Interior! . w ;;
.The House then wont into committee of the whole*' nom
inally, in reference.to the’ when Mri'
. Wade, who bad the floor, proceeded to speak on the present
railroad;contention-.atKrio.•; 11a paid Pennsylvania had
broken her faithwiih Ohioin sustaining-tho people ofKrie,-'
by putting forward their women at-Erie to do what they
daro not do themselves. They ought to .bo the advocates of,
women’s .rights. Pennsylvania, he raid, had bden tho
of the federal Government until-hermoral constitution
had been undermined, and. now sho wishes further protec*
tlon to make her to hedge up the highways of comnidnlfta-:
(ion with the west and open other channels, os she abootd, ,
for her best interests.. She waa influenced by-sheer avarice. .
Mr, Ritchie, of Pennsylvania, said he would not reply in ;
the stylo of the gentleman from Ohio, but be would show
in its true light tho condition* of Pennsylvania;: he briefly
recapitulated tho history of-the case* 'concluding with the
remark that tho rood .was pot there in defianec of laws.
of Pennsylvania, and was a fraudulent invasion of the terri*'*
lory of that State, to rain tho harbor of Erie. PenuKylva-'
nla was bound to protectrherhonorand her public works,
which hove cost her forty msHion&.‘. ICihdnegs, courtesy
and honor has. marked the history of the State from its
foundationtothe - prescnttiiire.
Mr. Drum raid that, there should bo no occasion jbt/adis-'
: cnsslon.r- '.•• ...• *•, .Vi; ;1
■Jtottirisa post by
ieluuiffe Brokers,
i Pittsburgh. .
} Bid. i Asked. Fhr TaL
*llo,oo’* 120,00:$ 100,00
100,001 101,00! 100,00
! 105,oo; 000 ioo,oo
’ 05,00) 07,00, 300,00
100,00, 100,00
96,00 100,00:- 103,00
-" 08,00, 100,00, 100,00
io2yk>! moct; 100,00
, 69,00 j 90,00, 100,00
*2,00; 81, 00; 100,00
60,60 65,76* 60,00
. 57,00 67,60! 50,00
55,25; 65,60 60,00
00,co) 00,00 . 2,14
: 23,75: . 21,00; 25,00
1 35,00; 25,00
00,00 00.00 : 47M>.
SO,00! .38,90’ 50,00
Mr. Campbell followed,, urging tboi .tbe President and
Courts of law should enforce the laws agaiostibe obatruc
tlohs. If Pennsylvania mobsdrove over the iav.bfibe;
land, and the Pennsylvania Legislature sets at deflance;ihe;
rights whfch Ohio acquired under Pennsylvania legislation,
then he would say Itls a game in which others can play aS'
well as Pennsylvania.
Mr. Washburn, of Illinois, ol*q vpokeagainsthercouree,:
and said that if she acted In this manner the West.would
not help In fature to prevent the rembtal of the mini from
Philadelphia to New York.
The commietee rose, aud the House adjourned.
Sesste.—Mr. Douglas, from the comrolttea on. territories,:
reporteda lnto two territories—cnc to
be called Nebraska, and the otbftr Kansas territory, and. pro
ridlngagovcraraentfoT both. He raid thc.attentiohofjthe
committee had been cal lei to lh% fact that the southern
boundary of Nebraska hodbcen lald down in thobiiLlicrelO-'
fare,reported. The peorda of that errantry had delegates
here who urged ib'at the couutry.be divided into two tcrrPo-.
rifw. As £sr aahe had been able to consult With thetnVthe.
Missouri delegation were fatlsfled.that Stwouldbe.better to
have two territories.. Accordingly anew bUltraAnrcgented
of this kind. v : • - f-f-r .*■
in,so! ig,oo
16,00' 17,00'
6,00- 7,00;
42,00:. 44,00' . to,oo
41,76: 43,00: 60,00
I £4,00! 60.00
65,00' 68,60:' 60,00
. . j 45,00; 60,00
40J»; 49,T5; 60,00
4M51. iO.OGi • 60,00
£o,oo’ M t oo| 60,00
. 102,60-' 106,00 100,00
10,00 12,00} 26,00
£6,00' ! 26,00
8,00-; 10, co;
-• ! 15,60; 20^00
LoosmtE, January 23.—The flanta Fe mall arrived.at
Independence on Saturday, having mado tho trip Lu twenty
days. .■. .
lien. Hogh Stnlth .has recovered IVom his-wounds.
Kit.Caraon, Fletcher and others have: Jast arrived from
California, baring lefk ljos Anglos on G.o 25th October.
Lieut. Whippla was met with a train of wagons, hoar Fori
Wobetcr, go route for Scuta Barbara. Cnpt- Erifalso mat
with ft ermpAnyof dragons, on a march to tho Tfhito
Moumalus. F. If. Aubcry and party had reached IMnaa
witUbutftfemalUoe*.: : \ ”
—!'176,00 •' \7IZ
I • ca,oo; ......
i. 20 fiO\ ......
—j 17,00:
: 6,25 T.w! •..««
' - j. 17.50? ......
■Waanrsorov. January S 3. —Mr Bodisco, tho r.u.«xlan
Minister,died last nightaftmsrt’clcek. •' • ;
Bedici, thel‘op»*ft Nuncio, la still h&e. HeaGcndedthe
Post-master General’s partven Friday, and is now the guest
of the French minister. The threats lhAt Insult will be of
fered hlmin'Ncw York, excite the Indignation of both- the
I’rctestantsand Cadjollcs.
i 2%,W ......
*,o£r Xo,oo[ • ......
4,50; 5,00
NewOrxxaxs, January 23.—Mr.AUisda.'amercliantofthis
city, President nf gt Andrews, absconded, owing $15,006 or
$20,000 fraadtilcnGy obtained. . . •
Judah Touro, u. rich and well-known citizen, is entJta
point of death- • ■
New Yore, Jawcnry 23.—Cotton steady: sales 700 bales.
Ftenr advanced $»: sales 18,000 .bbis State at
Ohio at Wheat unsettled: no f'alcs 'jrfnce news :
corn, tniso-.! for white; yellow 00@3l» Porkisales
1000 bid? raww at513,37<3>13.&G 1 better; beef: sales<soo bbls.
firmer. Lard buoyant-; Whi*ky: palps 000 hbls, firmer;
Groceries quiet and limited. . Linseed oil : sales at *O,-Iron,
sales 800 tors, steady. Drarscd bogs better. Stocks firm,
and quisL - •.;•.■■.•■•
Q Cisccwn, January 23.—Fiver risen four foot; wcsLhcr
vary cold; thrtmomewr stood at three degrees below zero
this morning. Flour active; tales 3COO. bids at 55,2 W 1.6,25.
Whiyfcy at 20)4^21.,- firm; buy-'
ersnotaasloasto eperafo; sales2oo,ooolbslmlkSbouldore
and sew Sides at 4*4{£6*i.' Sales Linseed Oil at 75. Coffeo:
small sale* at dull.: Clove rsced active at SS,CO.
THE Partnprsbiph'rrctofore existing under the style of
NtfiLrr, Monj.it A Co. has been .mutually dissolved.
Wif* I>AWsox, of tbelate firm* having purchased the intc
rest of Jo*. S.Negley, the bufilumwiUbo continued as
usual, under the style of DAWSON. MOHAN & CO., who.
are nuthcrirad to use tko name of Neglcy, Mohan A Co.in
ecUlhJg up tho old buslncfa. J, B.NF.GLEY, -
W» DAWSON*.
Pittsburgh, Jan.2,’54. P. MOHAN,
J&&* Having disposed of my interest Inlhe Into firm of
Ncgley, Mohan & Co.tt> my former partner, Mr. Dawson,
who with Mr. Mohan will continue the bii id nesso* hereto
fore, I have the honor to recommend and request the libe
ral patronage of roy friends and business acquaintances.
ja4{ Respectfully, JAB. S. NFOLEY.
Dissolution^— The Arm of si wilcox a ca, Drug
gist* and Apothecaries, was dissolved on the 2d lost.
Tho subscriber, hiving disposed of his entire sntere*tin
tho late firm, to hU late partner. Mr.
would cheerfully recommend him to his friend*, and ailc-a
continuance of tho patromwe-heretofore so liberally be
stowed opoh them. flaUj ;: L. WILCOX, Jr.
; OFFICE OHIO AND I*A. R. •&. CO-:
. > Pittsburgh,Dec. 21, *53. j
NOTICE.— The Annual Meetingof tho Stockholders and
Election of Director* of the Ohio and Prana. Railroad
Company for tho ensuing year, will be bald at tho Office of
the Company,in Pittsburgh, on THURSDAY, tho 26thday
of January, 1854, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 3 P,
M., fueling tit 10.) ‘ , •
Byordorof the Board of Directors.
dertflrdtd , , . - -•- J. ROBINSON, Soc’y.
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAS COMPANY,!
- - January' oth, 1554. )
THE Trustees of the Pittsburgh Gas Ccmrany have this
day declared a Dividend of Five Per Cent.'out of the
profits on the capital stock of said company, paynblo forth
with to tho stockholders, or their legal representatives, nt
tho office of the company.- - JAMES it CHRISTY,
jalo:2w of'Pittsburgh Gas Crtropaur. •
A Yaluiblc Form for Sale..
fPUE -subscriber is authorised to sell Ibo -following de?-
X cribad Tract of Laud, containing 111 acres, siuiuied In
North Fayette Township, ’ Allegheny county, l4 miles
from tho City of Pittsburgh, and ncarthe line of the Steu
benville Railroad—with: ccjd'ahdUim'e l stone under tho
whole place, and-easy of access—improrements- aa follows:.
A very comfortable Farm House, 30 by -20 feet,: two stories
high; Wash-houso, Spring-house, and .otfcorout buildings;
a uew Frame Bank Bara, 54 by 35 fretV finished In tho best
posslblo manner, wlth.SuhUng umieptfmvhole buildiug;
100 bearing.Appto TRK*, hdst'gfaftcd qualities; a largo
quantity of Peach and Cherry Trees, all in-beariog order;
about-85 acres cleared and in a high state -of cultivation,
with water In oil tbo fields: • v .‘t
This Landis rety comfortably situated In one bfthbtest
neighborhoods in tho County, being convenient to market,
to Churches, Schools and " Mills, and would not be in the -5
market, only that.the owner Is ahqui. to remove io the far:
West.' Terms easy and price moderate. - For. further,q>ar-;
' lioulflrs, see tho owner, \Vm. Robb, on pramlsea, : or the sub
scriber. , JAMES O. RICHEY; -
novlthdlwawtf. . . - : . . .Real Fstate Agent..
Dr. 7. Celebrated Stomach Bitters, -
ENTIRELY ANTI-DYSPEPTIC, and warranted to invig
orate and strengthen the whole syetem of -every ono
who uses them, ato now kept tor sole by* ' J - \ / .
Dr. GEO. IL ILEYSBR, corner Wood st and Virgin alley;
FLEMING BROS., Druggists; corkwood and Fourth bis.;
ILE SELLERS, Druggist, Wood at. bat. Third and Fourth;
JOELMOHLER, Liberia street;’ * -
and all our first class Hotels and Restaurants; as vellaa"
dealers generally,-.where the most respectfhlly
refer tho public for them. • ■ ' ■ 1 " •
Tho expense is but* trifle, wheii; compared .with' the'in
calculable good they effect.
Feeling satisfied that our. Bitters possess merit sufficient
to recommend them, we. wllLnot mulUply words in their
praise, batnsk all to. give them a trial; but be careful to
a.“k for HOSTETTER'S STOMACH-BETTERS; us there ore
other Bitters represented to bs tho pome; whfoh comparn-'-
tively nro worlhloss. Our Blttei3 ore without ariv*], either
as to Iheir medlcdhal qualities, or os a beverage. ■ They ore
put up In square bottles, containing- a full quart, with di*
reetions oh, and Br. J. EojteUcr’s.&ovtach on
theglass'. None Other genuine. i
HOStETEEB, SMITH A CO,
dec3t . . 281 Benh street,-Pit^borgh,.
MANUF ACTUREKS OF FIRE PROOF SAFES,
: Vault Doors and lron Window SlmttCTB.
A ND os all persons admit the' neoes£ity 1 of; the above
/V mentioned anioles, we have nb hesitation’ in reeom
mending our ortlde vto-be'equal to anything-in the city.
Orders promptly Attended to; and put up in the best
style, and on short notice;.; •. -J' -
Smithfield street,- between Fourth and Fifth, Pit is*
bnrgh, • . (sop&tdemy - : ‘J. SHROFFRL A 00. ;
*D HEUMATISM.—Dr. Brbwn's newly discovered remedy
JAi for Rhenmatian Isa speedy and’certain
that painful trouble. It never foils.-' ;r - ■- A' - '’-V;£ ’
Office and Private Consultation Rooms No. 41 DIAMOND,
Pittsburgh* Penn'a. The Doctor is olwaysut home,
marrhgbd&w. *
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TELEGRAPHIC.
OKE WEEKI4TEB EEOM EBBOEE.
ARBIVAX. OF TKe' nIAQABX-
THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
TELEGBAPH HABKEXS.
Utsaolntlon,
Notice.
Dividend*
w r l
V-v?/ g
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sundries— ' ■
40 half chests Y.ja.
30 “ Y. Hr do
. 10 boxes W>'lL s’fl Ttfteeco;
. ..• ■2O “ Grant & Bennett’s
■lO “ Howard A Fulton’s 6*s; ■.;
. 3 owa {team's £4 lb lamp; . • :
20>boxcs ClothesPibs; - ■
, • eo ** ChiPlcothe Soap;
. - SOdozen Backets;, .
10 ** Tabs. Oohonil and for sale.by •••■
, ;J 1 KIKKPATMCtt & HBimONS,
Ueclr , /-> street.
SUNDRIES— >lerate1 erate Eagf»V
\ bbl Lard;,
1 *■; Roll Butter;
} u ! Dry Apples;
1 box' Beeswax;
' V'."'l.Back Hops;
Ifcbl Chestnuts*
• V 100 doa BrooxasV
• Rocelred this day and fo> pole by
' KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
SOAP-rOO boxes Palm, ' “ . ■ ———r~ — :
. 10 do Castile* ...
5- ’ do ’ Almond,
• 2’ Jo Olive,
>2 .do Candia,
'V' ; - '.'.'db; Toilet’and Fancy;for. sale by
. nov24 ~ . .. J. P. WILLIAMS,I22 Wood street.
1l in HALF BOXES RAISINS?
IUV/t 100 <jr -do .i db" r - - ->•.
• J-'--do.’
. 10 hf Itegs Malaga Gropes; • •
•10 boxes Messina Lemons; '
Received this day and foraale by'
dec23. ~ v -JOSHUA RHODES & CO., 00 Wood *t
ftnn DRUMS FIGS: • • -
UUU 300 boxes M. R. Raisins;
■ 150 half boxed M. R. Raisins: .
•> ’ ■••• • 200 qr.' .« « .• *< . : ‘ '
' c: ‘ 200 poxes Fancy Toys i
' • .•••.: r 'lOO ' 4t : Motto Lozenges.
Receiving and forsolo by
<lccs J. C. ANDERSON & C 6„ No; G Wood at.
CIDER AND YINEGAR— •'
10 bbls Economy Crab Cider;
-- $0 W. B»'.Cider'Vinegar; - * •
/. V. 5 casks French White Wine Vinegar: for sale by
. dec22 • .. : : v . ; MILLER & RICKKTSON.
S?? eral assortment of now
JL Trait, Including Rolsms, Currants, Figs, Prunes and
Le ? ot,s i * Tan V" Sofl and . Paper-shell Almonds. Wal
nuts and Filberts, wholesaleorTetail.' • - -
'denlS- ‘ . BAILRY & RENBHAW.
Oflf VnOXKS FIRi; CRACKERSTNoTi™ ~~“
do. Jackson • do • -
Torpedoes.
1 rese Nutmegs...- -
30 kegs Cooking-lUdsina.'
, ..Recolvedandibrsalelrv, r ■ .
dcc6 > J.C.-ANDKRSOU 4 CO., Ko. 0 Wood si
WIKDOW GLASS—6Oft boxes Bxlo, .10x12 and ’loxl4
Mcliopnan 4 Co,’s brand, In store and for wile by 1
■J 1 *? 3 -• ■■■:■: ... : KINU 4 MOOnilßAfe
OLUO.MS ■ ; ■ - . ■■■■•■.. ;
. J 3- '6O tons Bedford Forge: . '
75 u . Gap do
- 15' i y --Juniata -do * - Forsaloby
JftlS , . KING & MOORHEAD.
SUGAR— A prime article of New Orleans, in store and for
.'sale by ; V [IOIS]KING & MOORHEAD.
T\RIED ABPliES—SOOhnshela hi storeand fbrpalo by
A/ «c_l9.v .. ; > - KING & MOORUKAD.
ffIimtITFEETFRqNT.—For sale, a Lot of GOliwt Trout,
:JL on High near Wylie, ,by 145 deep.to'anolleT.
(with a large two story. FRAME XIOUSE. For price and ;
.termscalFon : ; -’•> :“18. CUTHBERT-A SON,
: : j«l3- •- •• 140 Third Street
TIIWO DKICK HOUSES, on Logan street, for .sale by
JL S. CUTUBERT & SON,
; ■ . . . . . - Real Estate Agents, 140 Third Bt.
TO LET-A BRICK HOUSE, of Six rooms, on Bohinson
street,-near Federal street, Allegheny Rent $l2O
;a year.:-Apply to S. CUTHBERT & SON,
• Jnl3 ■■ 140 Third street
EMBROIDhItIES. —Every deEcriplion of Embroideries
are selling at greatly reduced rates, at the gemi-annnal
sale of • A. A. MASON * CO.,
: J»l3 ■ No. 25 Fifth street
"\7frALL PAPERS ONLY—But of every .possible variety
' yy,: and price; sold by WALTER P. MARSHALL,
■ J&2G., y; ; -85.Wood:Street.
LATEST FRENCH STYLE OF PAPER
ceilings of drawing rooms and parlors, with beautiful
' ■ T :
- ~ v • WALTER P. MARSHALL
!/7TENT RE • PIECES—For lestenf and ceilings; for sale by
XJ jt&> •. ’ ■ WALTER P. MARSHALL.
Cl TATUABY—In oaks and marbles; for sale by -
(O: :Jg2o- ’ ■: • WALTER P. MARSHALL.
WAINSCOTING— In oak, of Elizabelbinn style; fornile
by . X3a2o} • • WALTER P. MARSHALL. ; .
IYICU.PAPHR'HANGINGS, of volret, gold, dark and
XV light papers, with elegant cornice and base borders ;
Tor sale by t , . .V WALTER: P. MARSHALL,
* ■, -• >’ '• '■. 85 Wood street. .'
T\ECORATIONS IN WALL PAPER-Artlatlc designs in
XT ImitstloiL! of wood, ondltalhtn fbescoes;
Tor sale by . [ja!2] , : • WALTER P. MARSHALL.
/*XHBAP WALL IAPER—-A well.selected assortment Tat
V prices
*7 .-T- WALTER P. MARSHALL
Semi-annual a. mason * win offer,
duriug their salejover 3,000 Shawls^at about one-third
iess than n*da! price*. Also, 200 elegant velvet and cloth
Cloaks; at similar low rates. - "• jal2
BONNETS— 300 vclvei and . satin Bonnets will be closed
out at A. AV MASON * No. 25 Fifth street, at
aU>ut one-half the usual ratee.. ; ~jal2,
&& (}fja STOCKS, RONDS, 3IORTGAGEB And Pio-
VX \J\J mitisory: Notes; negotiated the shortest
notice, by JAMES K. JIOBANGE, -
• BankingandßealjEstateAgent, ' ;
..; j No. 68V< 4th gL, hear Market. ■
01110 AND-PENNSYLVANIA RAIUIOAD STOCK—2O.
shares wanted by , - , „ AUSTIN LOOMIS,- . :
octal ’ ’ . ' No. frXFoarth sh: -
Af I AND 10G ACRE LAND WARRANTS WANTED
by - AUSTIN LOOMIS, :
; octal- "No. 62Fourth sfe.'.
inSIIARES PirrS. TRUST AND SA\XNGS CO. STOCK
1U WANTED by . ,;; AUSTIN- LOOMIS, •
, oct2o '' . No. 92 Fourth st.
("WTY WARRANTS—SSOO WANTED by
j oct2o AUSTIN LOOMIS, No. 92 Fourth st.
Xi'PSO M S ALT^—25 bbls in «oto and for ante by ■
Jjl dec23 ■ FLEMING BROS.
t CALOMEL—IWJ lt>3, Hydro Sublimed, in I Ibhottles in
/ store'end for salo by ;fdec23J .: FLEMING BROS.
B>s inatore andforsaleby .. 7~
dec23 v • --: . , .- FLEMING BROS
•T> ED PRECIPITATE—IOO H» for sale by
Xi dec3 B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
.X>QIAt3H —jo casks, first fort*, for sale by
JT~ docio B. A. FAHNESTOCK A fcO.
SAL hODA—JO casks, English* far sale by. ..
dw’lO &A. FAHNESTOCK/A CO.
Jr lbs for sale bit . . : :
declO • - B. A. FAHNESTOCK A QO.
JUSTTRECEIVEDr- .
5 hhda J. S.XoYering’B PbilauSyirap;
2 bbla 8L Lauis Golden Syrup;
6hf bWs •' -do - :..'.. -do
; - . , 10 ben gall, keg do do
‘ Tor sale ottboloweftmarkct price by
; deco BAILEY A BEN SHA W, 25S Liberty ft.
TirOOL PLAIDS.—A. A. MASON A CO., No, 2.V Fifth Bt.,
TV* have marked down theirwhole stock, ofPiaid Goods
: from 25 to 50 per cent. iVili ••• ja!7 ..
IMPORTED 1
-' Cleaner’s Magnnm. Bomua Honey Soap; ’
Bo Honey Soap, assorted sizes;
Do '' Shading Soap;-•
’ Bp 31 usk Brown Windsor Soap;'
: Bo . Extra scented do do ~
"Sowat ’do • do do • • do
Forsaleby • : JOSEPH FLEMING,
jal4 - - ■•" - . Successorto f>. Wilcox ACo,
€OD LIVEK OH*—Two gross- Rush ton. Clark &"*Co.’s
.pure! medicinal Cod liTcr QQ, just received and for sale
by •' JOSEPH FLEMING,
j?l*. ...... . Successor to L.TVllcex A-Co..
TJOUSSELL’S BANDOLINE—A superior article for dress-
Xb lng tlie-halr, just received and for sale by
'tlQ'lYLAND'.lj MACASSAR.OIL-—Genuine; for beautify
Xb log and prombtlrig.the growth of the hair, just received
and for eale’by JOSEPH FLEMING, -
jaH ' . Successor to L. Wilcox A Co.
CIHEAP HOUSES, in various locations, in town and eoun-
J try, and on accommodating tehns; can bo had by Bp
plying at tho Real Estnto offieo or
/~IUESTNUT3—Twonty-five bushels, of the best quality
\j received aud for sale by
!’ : * ; , I.EECBL MCALPIN A CO.,
dec2o ... :- : . mand24VXibcr6y6t.
JUST RECEIVED^—2O bbla J. B.Loveriugs A .Co.* Crashed
and-Pulverized Sugars for sAle bv. '
’ BAILEY A RENBHAW,
di>c23 Wholesalo and Retail Grocers,.2s3 Liberty st
••• A -BPLES—IOO bbla choice Apples for-sale low by - -
A <foc2 BAILEY A KBS SHAW. 253 Liberty at.
SEG&KS— Just recM t a supply ofehoico London Bizaiia
vana Sugars, in 100 boxes. ;
- BAILEY A RENSHAW.
TTOOI'LAND’a GERMAN BITTERS—2O do*, for sale at
XL decli KBYaER’B,T4O Wood fit. .
SUNDRIES—
-20 bbls Crashed Bogar; ■'
• 10 Pulverized - u ; '
10 “ Powdered
r 20 “: A Clarified “ Fbrßale by '
dcc2l . SMITH A SINCLAIR.
T AKD—2O Kegs, No. 1, for sale by ‘ ‘ ' ~
XU - SMITH A SINCLAIR,
Uec2l 122 Second and 181 Flrststrcct
SUGAK-IIOUSE MOLASSES—3S bblsforsale by
SMITH A SINCLAIR.
/ boxes,pximo,foreateby . • • ' ' -
V/ deed - : SMITH A SINCLAIR.
•EA Dr-2000 39» Bar Lead foe Bole by - .
1 deep , : SMITH A SINCLAIR.
/ 'iOb’i'EE—3£o bags prime Rio, for a&le by
V-Ja*- . v - : SMITH A SINCLAIR.
DRIED APPLKSr-20 Backs, for sale by
, jal.. i - : . SMITH A SINCLAIR.
171 LOUR—7a bbla, foi bale by - -
-• '-M • / 1 SMITH A SINCLAIR.
T7UPHOItBIUNr-35 powdered, for sale by
Ju decio B. A. FAHNESTOCK A COt.
CORN—2OO boxes, Oswego and Orvie*, fos
sale by [dec3l B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO. -
ONION?— 14 bbla lor Bale by' .
decS - ‘ . SMITE A SINCLAIR.
:"|34pSlilAN BLU£r—2o eases for sale by-.,* > . 1
X; ' decSO ; « ; ' -g. a. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
AJUB' GREKN—IOOO lbs, best brands, for aaie by ~
decyO-/ - , > B. A. FAHNESTOQK & CO.
' w<X)TCii COUGH CANDY—a fartherrapply of this aafe
lO r and pleasant remedy for Coughs, Ccldßj Hoarsenesg,
Shortncsa orßreath, Ac 4 for vale by
•dec2o r. B. A. FAHNE3TQCK A CO.
/NLOYISS-i-20harreli for salo by . .. .
XJ • dec3 . :.B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
Tb ECEIYED—Some more of: thoao beautiful premium
•Ji * Oombinatidn RUBBERS. Prices low. Atlo7 Market
street.: .; (dec9) ; , V •W E. SOHMERTZ.
RAISINS—ISO boxes, at $1,50 per Ixnc; -
A-iv'-r.' ’’ 100.. boxes No; l-'Firo Crackers,
per .box, or 4c. per pack, at- t
, ; JEHU HAWO RTH*S,
; doc 2- . Corner of Diamond and Diamond alley. ■
STiTiONERY, <jf -aH kinds and for-sale low by
- J. S. DA VISON, -
- qQ -V‘ '■■■ 05bfarketstreet;naawFourth. •.
fIIRUNKS AND VALISES—A full assortment' always on
I Land, at low prices. : ’ L. U AY WARD,
- dpcT- - * Corner Market end Liber iy streets.
of all hinds, and very prices ; p] , ease call and.
.examine,. • ; - . v , -• la HA YWARD,
Jb7 " .; ; \ . Corner oTMarkei and Liberty uta. .
S' H. MOLASSES—SOObbIa Bteaibßefined, Sugar-House,
• landing from steamer New York and for* rate by '
JAMES A. HUTOHISO N A CO.,
dec2 ntsSt. Lonis
, ~;• ;>Y
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JOSEPH FLEMING,
Successor to L. Wilcox & Co.
8. CUTIIBERT A SON,
■•••.• WO Third street
.<*•'tf-.V cf/iYnT:
-Cvv : n'r^^ : S
MEDICAL.
tatspspsia,
U KUKIJMAXJBM,
■ SCROKULA. .-
liver cosipr.ArMr. a?.
EHOM TUR MirTROrOUS,-!-!,;., jt around! fat thaaf.
flfctiHl bear tb» glad tUtag. ! Tbfa fe but Ufa of nllmcbur
thousands: '• v -..- '-: _•>
.Wi8m«OTO!», May 17,1853.
Musts. Mortimer d Mowbray-- Gentlemen: Having been
afflicted with Liver Gmplainl of Inn yean sUtndiny,! hare*
by,_for thobeneflt of Use afflicted, take great pleasure Ih au
nfUT I,?i ng a fctf ikotiles of your llaapton
Tmciure, I found it liad ; accompllfihed a perfect ctj». I
have wed different medicines from timo to lime,but hits
...7 LITER COMPLAINT, DEwiiriL 1 ?-?"' •
[Er-trac! from James On-ris, Fjq.’t Ltllrr, Atrrondria, Kxl
After apaiibiiig of wonderfu! auras on himself, bomsi-~-
Mrs. m.hitl boon OTirotiugwith the liTor aonplaist-and
■wUh .JnftbSUty, constantly cc-jnplaining, from weakness
through her whole system. She now enjoys better health
than for thirty years,'being entirely restored by!tho woof
-^amptoa’s:YegetaWcTinctt^ro. . .:
• DISEASED SIDE. BREAST, RYR3. '
a ■^ e^rr J‘ror,\; J,'Grim r.?. Esy., Zsnulon Co., Fa.}
aly beaiL for yea'M afflicted .with great weak*.
® eB ?» pohrin the breast, eido-nnd back; palpitation of the
heart; foebleneas of the norvous aystem; loss'of appetito:-
complexion sallowthe afghtof ono bye almost gone, the
to gay. Hampton’s Tincture
has. restored/her perfect health;' Her ojca are as good
.now as ever they wcto.” . , ; . • - J
, - - - -RHEUMATISM, C 8 YEARS.
. 3DB. of Ylrßinio, suffered from Rheumatism
from lor 12th to her 60th year ofaro; nt Umoa ontirolv
■helpless., omployod tho b-st medical at
tention, and medldnirf. butw.a inred only by
.Hamplarts Vegetable-Tincture, J
.. CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. '
•; Tbs. wife-of Thomas M. Yeaklp, 78. Pearl street, was a
'great sufferer:- for eight Years; Restored to perfect health
by Hampton’s Vegetable Tinctirre. ,
-.MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM.
Mr.'Jarreit Plummer, 158:12iHt Baltimore street, suffered
this diseaaelntewblj six-years; could nol slrep; dreadfal “
ulcers formed on hb lltob#, froin which/tfplinters'of bone is
sued. His physician prouounced him lnnurhhla»-tmt firm w.
ton’s Vegetable Tincture cured hlin. ■.
; ~ HEREDITAftt'SCROFULA,
A boy in iho Ihmliy of the Hon. W; P. Thomasaon, once
member: of Congress: fitozn Kehtucky, was a mass of sores
from head to. foot. .His eyelids turned in.Jde oi.t,'protra
ding over the eyeballs so as to produce blihdnesi fe was
cured by Bantjttorts Vtgsl/iMeTinclHV/u : - : .•>
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, Ac. ‘
* Mr. Wm. Oldham, of the BalilmoreCustom-nouM, euffer
ed thirae -.complaihta for eighteen inouUxs, with body and
raiod seriously"affected* He won cured by ITampktfi VeQ
efaile:Jlffsfure,;after other thinga failed;
. '
Mr. Henry. C r Winn' had diconiJl for fivo yeari great
weakness, fivAior six phyaielans; tried all
their remedies, but Wkscuredonly hy- :
HAMPTON’S VEGETABLE TINCTURH' 1 ‘
4S-For Rale, .'wholesale and retail, at the Drug ’Store of
Dr, GEO. H.' KEYBER, 14G, corner or Wood-street and VIN
gin alley. rAbo^byJ-P-FLBMING, All^toer>y';ifno23j<Uw
Invalids uf Httslrarghr and JVioinity,
YOUlt attenUouis urgently invited ton careful andean
.did perusal, of something that has just been intro'
dueod into the time-honored Keystobe Slato.V
PULVBRUUCHER’g *
'• lIYDRO-ELECTRIO ‘
Voltaic chains!
A NEW and NOVEL hlbde of applying a powerforremedial
. agent, so flonstructed as-to ; be worn , under the garmentaw
.noxt to : lheßkio, producing a ermrtaut, UNINTERRUPTED
current of ELECTRO-MAGNETISM, effecting
Immediate Relief
From the most acute pain; and ftls&a. permanent cure of all’
NERVOUS DISEASES.
It seldom has fulled to furnish .almost certaln end
:0 FINAI*, PERMANENT CURE, by beingHPed &ccprdßTg'
to directions, to tho following diseases ;' °
. Rhftomatlsm,. - , • Ptorine-Pnlog; : r ~.
: Gout. SciaUca, . .... Palpitation of the Heart,
' Paralyeiv-- - : • - PeriodicalHeadacher v
Painful and Swelled Joints, St. Vitus* '
Neuralgia of the Face, ' General Debility,* ' :
. Discascaof tbe.Spine, ... Paine of tho Cheat/ '
. Deafness and Blindness, ': Hrßtericfl. DyaoeDsio.
AltL JOrSEASSS
That ore '‘reused by a defidimtamount of NERVOUS
FLUID, ore greatly relieved, .H hot permanently cured by
simply wearing tbe chains for nfew hours each day.;. •
Be It Understood '
.That if is not claJmcrXtb&t.it cures roll "dltoiseff, but obly'
thoue for which.lt is recommended; and moreover, we
boldly claim and'DEFY, thar;'uo medicinal arent of ANY
KIND has performed SO! MANY CURES during tho last
year, of those diseases just named,ns
HTtVEBMACHEB-KKIECTEIC
And to prove this assertion, wo'defy anv perron to produec
so many WELL AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of
SrienUfic. Phyricions ondr intelligent patients as may W’-
fonnd in a ¥ , pamphlet of ihirty-six pages, lo be
of the agent inthis tpwn.
Thodectrie Cnvins were firstjntrcduced in France in 1850,
endeftorboinghxbjcctedto v •■■■. v* •
a TJsorougli. axid lUgld Trials" '
By the first medical men in I’ari.wboy wore found to pos*'
ness strahgoand roarvcUous where?-
evor applied, ond by their influence were introduced Into '
the hospi talsof that city, and also BecufedLy letlors patent
by the French Governnjeot. .....
i They are now intrgdpifted in almost evory HMpitaMn
England, Germany,/Austria, : Belgium, nud patented to
thopocountries> where, they havebecono tbo'
MOST CUttATtVE AGENT JX TITE WORLD.'
They wore introduced into the United States abont
one year cince, / ah4-went,tlirough'the aimo'tr ol ns In Eu
rope, and were at once Introduced into every Hospital In
Now, York, where they are now.in daily u£o. e Cue tine even.
CURES than bad ever beforo becn
awarded them. ' ; •
They are highly recotnmendccl by Profe. ValenUc^Motto
Vau BareD. Po.st. and othersj'iwho have published their
viewsoftheirpower and value-In eeveral of the medical • •
ioT&nalAJn that city, and are also In the daily-practtee of -
their usoto patients.: -A fall account dfthett;-
opinloh.may also bofound in every pamphlet, and sent to
tbe address of any. person sn.Xh&.Stafe (post
paidytoDr. G EO. H. EEYSEIt, wbo is agent for Pittsburgh,
Pa. ■ Tho chainsren be sent by mail, with full descriptions
for use.'' • . .• f •• •
v
•Phyaicwns are poUtoly : invitod to calXand o’samiho-their •
construction, and prpnounce upon their merits.:
One. Word More to Invalids*
•, No person heed fear that they will not accomplish. Just -
what ft ia claimed they can do,* and ell persona who have
become disgusted with a constant pouring down‘of patent
nostruma (bottled swill) are kindly., and polltcJrinvited to
gtvo them a triaL ‘ ' '' '
: N'..B.~rOneChain will last for years anddosononeOf Its
eltctrie power by use, and can be applied to eithur adult or ;
'hild.'-- 1 '
• GEO U. KEYSET?, No, WO wroer oTWood streef end
Ylrgin alley, wholesale and retail agent: : [d«lfofew6m:
IpKOM THE NATIONAL IxNIELLIGEIsOEU, Washington
City;May 15 th, 1852:—\;’-- ‘
Dn. J. S. to'Persons in Sickncssand
in EcaUh; with cn Mrmndc /or 1652/—This publication ia
from • the /pen of jin., eminent physician: ofPhlJadelphia, &
regular graduate of the Medical Col!cgc,-antl on honorary
member of the -Philadelphia' Medical Society;' It'ccrn tains
much good advice to invalids, tvs wellas perscnsinhealth.
It also describes in a comprehsniivo manner, the
of our variable climate, and themode of trcattncmt. ' No'
family.should to Without a topy of this book. It can be
bad, without any charge, at the various .drug stores in this
city, where Dr. Dose’s Valuably. Family Medicines dro for
:sale. .-•- • •. • ..
Db.’-j. 8. Hoar's Nnivoc3 Asp*lirriaosAtiso Cohuul, the
greatest discovery in medical science." This astonishing '•
preparation for raising up a weak, debilitated
. by care, labor, study or disease, actaliko a charm;. It gives
strength’and appetite, 'iind - 'possesses 'great Invigorating
propertles.' 'For heart disease, all nervous aSectlotisi Data-' --
' lance, heartburn,- restifi?spesft f .nunibnef£,-neuralgia,. rads*'
logthoypirita* and giving:power to th-» vrhrjle-sygtem, U is- -
almostmiraculousinits , Flfty^entJabuttle;- - >' •
• 2}r. jßase.'s CkMrrated fiimily.McdidjicSt and hit Medical
Advusr. La l&sons ifr Scknas und in llta.Uhj-—X am just in
receipt of'a'fresh assortment of the above Medicines,- undo
lot of his valuable books_fcr thitribuUon, cf .whleh the pub*
lio are Invited tocaliand accept a copy; - - ;- -. .. „
dcclS.’dftw ; O. \X, KKYSI&. WOWood-street.''
UB BABHIHG’3 LACE OE BODS; BBACE.
' .• v ■ - Tflg Braco of Or.: Banning
• "■■■. S 3 novrpot %
form, and Uvorn by ■:
f/ • Ar El hundreds of persona fcr tha
, • FbcaX,
X&. /y Pulmonary, Dyrpeptxc, JV«r»
vL £& wh*V Spinal, Female, Ul>
Va \£sr : pPi tim ana Chil&bcd WEAK? ‘
H m y£3&ES> surli aj Prolapsus
C-Mr* l Ji XRori, Chr<rote Diarrhoea,
>^agsSa ifa. , Xiraggiog of tho : Bowels*
.: v ri]c3 > Fi.'jlula 7 UUk Leg,And
Enlarged "Veins. Essays, dcscnptivn cfils uso,maybohjJd
at my Store, tree of charge.
Q"! «ilso keep Fitcli's, Chapin's, Jackson ,
and Tanhonfs "SUPPORTERS; also, TRUSSES or .every *
kind; Lace: Stockings, Suspensory Bandages, and every
riety of mechanical
X wonld respectfully iDvite the attention of pbyriciann and
others to the above articles^
- For Baleafc Dr. G. H. KEXSKR’S DttUO STORE,
N. B.—Persons In ■want of Trussesycan bare thetneont'
to any part of the country, by stating Whether for the right
or lelt ride, and sending the measure round the body, {col
V Y 850 : inward , :
■.*s=** toany r*reonwhowillfcny
abox ofjDx SERREL’S HEALING-OIN?:.
■ Ifcs-fsS MENT; anil uwj it acttn^ling-to directions,
t*T ff they will call atmy,oolce&Dd'eaj\'With
- ’FL £s 'J ■: clear eonsclonov that ,it will hot rem? ..
. JBxSeJlL.■ YPW^cureChappea.Uahds.ChiblalnsjCha*. ,y
.- fingv Sore Lips, Bums and Freexes, Sorua
on .Children, .ami greatly alleviate, ifnos :
entirely cure Baltrheum, Piles, Inflaming*,.—. -
Hon of the Breast, Bites of Xzlsccts, Pimples on the Face,
and all Diseases of tiro Skim MONROE TERREL, '
• : "Y ' ....-Naugatuck, Conn.
For sale by FILMING BROTHERS, and Dr. KEISEIt,
Wood street, Pittsburgh; J.G; SMITH, Biralcgham; Mrs,’- .
8. HOLMES, Tempcrancuvlllo V D. M. •CUUILY, Allegheny;
WSI. SEIBERT & BRO 4 477 Penn street; Pittsburgh ; liOR
ENZ & WIGHTiIAN, Pennsylvania (Haas Worts; BAM’L
DYEB, Allegheny; WM. SMITH, LawrencevlUc; LURE B.
DAVISON, East Liberty; ‘SPANG A CO., Stewartstown; -
LKWISDALZELL A Shdnwlmrg: BTJSWART, LLOYD
A CO., Mechanics’ Iron Works; J. Wi HANNEN, Man*
cheater.. Y----- Yy y~.V- • 1 ••-. -jy2s:dawyV ; : s
Dr; TERBJH/S: HEALXNa OINTMENT Salt
rheum (Tetter), Chilblains, Common So rcs r Chapped ot-
Qr&cked Hands,- Burn* or Scalds, Cuts or Wounds, Piiesyln*
flammatlbn of the Breast, Bites of Insect?, Soto Lips,Fits
pies on the Face, and Breaking Out ana Soreii oh Children,
and all Diseases of tho Skin; quicker and turer than any
other Medicine'.- ■
For sale by FLEMING BROTHERS and Dr.KEYSER,
Wood street Pittsburgh; J.G. SMITH: Birmingham Drug
Btare; WM. SEIBERT A 8K,0., 477' Penn, streot; LORENZ
A WIGHTMAN, Pennsylvania* Glass Works; Mrs.' 8-
HOLMES, TcmperahceriUo; D.ll CCBIiY, Allegheny City;
SAMUEL DYER, Allegheny City; WiL 81HTU, Lawrtmca
ville; LUKE B. DAVISON,East Liberty ;S»am A CO..
Stowartstown;. LEWIS DALZELL A CO., Fbarcsburnh;
STEWART LLOYD A 00., lron Worka; J. W.
.jjANNEN,Manchester..
JygSaUwy > • . • ‘. .*■
N Bi—Aaihgie box of Dr. TERREL’S OIKmENTwilt
«. keepanyßlacksmith’s* Farmer’s, Bailor's, orMechan
ic’s hands, lot them chap or crack ever do bed, sound and in
good working order all winter.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERREL;
• JygfiaUwy v Naugatuck; Conn. •
Private Dlscaaca, -'
rs 1 DR. BROWN,- No. 41 Diamond- rs •
Cf&y votes his entire attention to an office Prague. tfSSBg-.
Hla bnsiness is mostly - confined to Private - Mgr- .
; Venertcl Di&aici, ap,d, such painful affections,’ - Y -
brought on. by Imprudence, youthful Indulgence houoacosff, v
Syphilis, SyphiuUoErupubns, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture,
Urethral Discharges, Lmpurjty ofithc Blood, with
aes of the Venereal Organ.- SkinLlsenses,Scorbutic Erttp* .
tianSjTetteTf Seminal Weak*
ness,. Ixopotency, Piles, -.Rheumatism, Female Weakness,
Monthly Suporesfions, Diseases efthe. Joints, Fistula ixi--
AnO, NervousAifectlcnsj Pdlnsin theUackand Ldns,Hrl -
tationof the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated. 4- *
Cure guaredoteetf -.
Btrteenyearß* practice (ebr In this city) cnables Dr.Drewii''-'
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who may cone un»
der hiseare. ’* * •'
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