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“ AHOTIUSB. ASSAULT OX FREEDOM.’*
Buoh is the alarming ery of the Pittsburgh
QaxtUt on Satarday last
We were frightened os we read it. We thonght
“ the British were coming.” But as wo read on,
10, and behold I it was only an assault on Dr.
M’Clintoct, our democratic Senator at Harris
burg. And it illustrates either theignoranoe or
maiioe of the Gazette ltß editor may take whioh
hom of the dilemma gaits him best; Now for the
facts. ..'V:.■»
Dr. M'Clintook, as chairman of the committoo
on education, has reported to the Senate a bill to
amend and improve the common school law of
our Commonwealth; The Gazette admits that
ninny of the features of the new bill are im
provements on the existing school laws. It has
long been known that some amendments were
necessary. Dr. M’Clintook has taken hold of
the subjeot like a faithful representative, and
has got up a bill that, so far as we have examin
ed it, seems likely to meet with general approba
tion. ■ ■ >
Bat the editor of the Gazette has made a won
derful discovery. He has pointed out and pub
lished, in Saturday’s issue, two sections, 28th
* and 29th, of the new bill, and denounced them
in unmeasured terms, os “another aetault on free
dom." Quite an excitement was created on Sat
urday, among tho readers of the Gazette, by this
startling announcement. Tho two sections read
as follows:
“Thai, If any common school is orahtU hereafter bo en
dowed by bequest or otherwise, tho board of directors or
conirollera of the district ia which such school* may be
situated, are hereby aothorUed to allow said school to re
in ala under the Immediate direction of the .regularly ap
pointed trustee* of the same, and to appropriate no much of
rite-district fund to said school as they may think just and
reasonable. Provtdpd, That such school shall bo open to
the rlfdts of the directors or controllers of tho district, and
conducted ia conformity with the common School system,
•o far as tho tame Is applicable thereto.
M That, when a tree school of the common grade, io nny
district, ehall bo maintained under the care and direction
of auy religious society, U shall be lawful for the directors
or controllers of such district to cause to be paid to the pro
per perron or persona, for the support of such school, any
portion of the sehool funds of the district which they may
deem just and reasonable, not exceeding the rateable share
of the inhabitants whose children, ward* or apprentices
shall be taught in such school. Prondtd, That such di
rectors.or controllers shall be satisfied that such payment
is cot injurious to tho common schools of such district, and
that such free schools shall be opened to tho Tielts of the
directors or controllers, and'couducted .la conformity with
the common school system." '
The editor of the Gazette remarks in regard to
those sections as follows:
“While the astonishment occasioned by the audacious
attempt to repeal the Missouri Compromise still occupies
the public mind, we oro called upon to record another at
tack upon the dtidel of freedom, by Dr. Jonas It STCltn
toek, • Senator to tho State Legislature from this eouuty.
This attack come* in so aocrct and insidious a form that it
has nearly escaped detection. . The assault la upon tho
Common School system, by legalising scctarisn dlrWon
of the funds, ad claimed by Bishop O'Connor and tho Cath
olic Hierarchy generally. Tho obnoxious provisions, grant
- lug this dangerous power, are contained la a new school
bill reported -to the Senate by Dr. M’CHntock, on tho 26th
of Janaary. TFe bare not seen - the bill—the author was
carefal not to settd lt to u*
Now, what will be the astonishment of oar
citizens to learn that these same two sections, so
furiously assailed, are a part of the sohool taw
of our State,—word for word a part of the law,
ob it has existed on onr statute booh for several
years. They are merely re-enacted to mahe the
new bill perfect in itself; and simplify the school
code. This “ aetault on freedom” then tarns oat
to he an old law, that the Gazette has approved
and praised for many yearn
We said it woe, word for word, the old law.
We will bo exact. The two words “or control
lerz" are inserted in the sections in the new bill,
merely for tho purpose of meeting a proposed
alteration in tho management of the public
schools in Pittsburgh.
If any of our readers doubt the correctness of
our statement, let them turn to the pamphlet
containing the school laws, pages sth and 6tb,
sections 20 and 21, and compare them with the
sections published above, and they will be satis
fied that the Gazette has assailed a faithful rep
resentative without a.partiolo of cause; and has
grossly deceived the public. If it was through
ignorance, let him admit it; and admit, at the
same time, that he has done gross injustice.
"We will conclude with two remarks."
If such is the course of the Gazelle on tins
subject, what confidence can bo placed in his
statements and representations in regard to the
Nebraska Bill. » ' *
What careß the Gazette for tho Missouri Com-
promise, except to mako it an excuse'for assail
ing the Democracy;’ as in thiß school case he
assails the Democratic Senator and the Catho
lics.
HOSBT IK BEW VOBK,
. «Honor Is much eaolnf though the demand is quick,'
principally, however, on railroad account; mereantUa pa*
per ii cotnparatirely light on the Y. Jbrt,
wmtary 1. .
When such is the state of .the money market
of New York there is seldom a scarcity of money
to complain of in any part of the country. And
it is believed that at no time, in this oountry,
has so full a supply of money for all business
purposes besn so abundant as at the present
time. Yet, from the present aspect of the for
eign demand for breadstuffs, a large amount of
• money must come to this country from Europe.
The receipts from California will also be large,
and by June next the supply of money will be
greatly inoroased.
Should a general war ooonr in Europe, there
is another sourcefrom whioh a lar{s amount of
money will he drawn to this oountry. American
. stocks and securities will, in that event, be in de
mand, doubtless to a largo amount, for Euro
pean capitalists. la the event of such a war,
American securities will be thebest investments
tfiat European capitalists can find.
We arc told by eastern papers that agents of
capitalists of Germany and Holland are now in
the Baited States, inquiring into the condition
and safety of ■ various railroad and municipal
bonds and securities, with a view to investments.
- There are but few of our railroad bonds and se
curities that are not worth far more than Aus
trian, Turkish, or even French government
bonds. The payment of our bonds depends up
on n apolitical contingencies of doubtful result:
whereas the bonds of the Austrian government,
should a revelation ocoar in Hungary or Italy,
would-be wsth but little.
From all these sources then, a supply of
money may be expected, larger than ever before
■ tn^jwwn; and a supply more generally distributed
over the conntiy.
- A Qoikb Combosubm.— A b&at laden with
tee, caught fire in the Peoria Lake a few days
Since, The city engines patent the fire, bat the
,cargo was considerably damaged by the streams
of water. .- A night’s good frost would repair all
the damage.
News and Fnfltß from aU
Tho newstcamship ai New York, (which is
expected to cross the ocean in six days) will be
ready to launch ia about a week. It is called
the Wiljiarn Nervis. We don’t believe Bho will
cross the ocean in the time named. ' -
Seme of the Boston papers are expressing the
belief that Ericsson’s caloric .ship, will provo a
failure. We hope not. It would prove one of
the greatest inventions of tho ago, if successful.
Captain Creighton, with his good Bhip Three
Belts, leaves New York for his. own country on
Monday next. A complimentary dinner is to be
given him beforo he leaves. Success attend him
everywhere.
The individual who was “ transported with
rapturo ” has been recalled, and severely repri
manded for his indiscretion. .
u::::FEBRDARY 6.
The Evening’Mirror says gravely, with regard
to the baby shows advertised in various parts of
the country:—" The subjeot is worthy of seri
ous and philosophical consideration. If ono-half
the pains was taken to improve the human race
that there is to improve tho breed of sheop, the
blood of horses, and tho size of pumpkins, wo
would have some hope for tho “ perfeotahility
of mankind.” Bat bo long as physical and
moral deformity and disease are lioonsed to per
petuate themselves, the breed of ill-shapcn sin
nerß will continue to multiply so rapidly, as to
postpone tho millonium beyond tho boundary of
hnman hope.” .
The Grand Lodge of I. 0. 0. F., of Indiann,
aro about to put up a splendid hall in Indianapo
lis. They have purchased an excellent location
fornix thousand dollars, and have tho contract
made for the building at $36,000. The etook is
nearly all taken.
Daniel MoLoud, an old bachelor, was frozen
to death in his bed, at Milwaukee, Wis., on tho
22d.
A verdict of $25,000 has been rendered in the
Middlesex (N. J.) Courts, against Samuel Van
Tilbury, for seduction.
Small-pox prevails to an nnusual extent, just
now, in tho emigrant boarding-houses ia NeW
York.
Tho cotton factory at Memphis was recently
sold by tho Bheriff for $35,000. It originally
cost over $lOO,OOO.
John I(JcG rath died in Boston, laßt week, of
lock jaw, induced by being struok in tho eye by
the end of a whip-lash.
Washington Hall, at Wheeling, Va., is to bo
dedicated by the Masonic* fraternity, on the 22d
ultimo.
Since tho now divorce law went into operation
in Ohio, marriages are placed under the head of
“limited partnerships.”
A pablio mooting has been held at Cincinnati
•to petition tho Ohio Legislature to pass a gene
ral banking law.
The Commissioners of Lawrence county, Pa.,
have signed the coupon bonds for one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars tot the Pittsburgh and
Brie railroad company.
Crying newspapers on Sunday in tbo streets
of Boston has been stopped.
It is said that a Talaahlo copper mine has just
been discovered in Caswell county, North Caro-
The packet ship Prince Albert, of Now York,
was wrecked at sea, and when in a sinking con
dition her crew was rescued by a British ship,
and carried to England. The packet was insured
in Now York for $50,000; and was loaded with
provisions.
The distance from the Mississippi to tho Pa
cific by the northern (Got. Stevens’) route, is
eighteen hundred miles. By the southern it is
upwards of 2500.
Recently, between eight and nine hundred ca
ses of shoes, were received at the station house
in Haverhill, Mass., in a single day, for exporta
tion.
The bequests of tho late Judah Touro amount
in the aggregate to $471,000. |
Uncle Tom’s Cabin has been played over 200 i
Times at the National Theatre.
A joker says that the cords of wood given to
tho poor are re-corded above.
The lady who “colored" with indignation,
says it is far hotter than rouge and Vermillion.
The Russo-Polish authorities have announced
to tho Austrian government tho discovery of a
political plot, which had come to light through
numerous arrests in the ex-kingdom of Poland
and tho Grand Dnoby of Posen. The Emperor
Nicholas has expressed a desire that the Prus
sian papers should abstain from all communica
tions on tho movements of the Russian army.
A great poultry show commenced lately in
London, and was well attended. Thero were
1,800 pens of poultry, of* every conceivable va
riety. Prince Albert was among tho oxbibitors,
and Queen Victoria tho purchaser of a Shang
hai. £
The British ship Chariot of Fame, sailed from
Liverpool for Boston, on tho 11th alt, with a car
go valued at $500,000.
The fire is still burning in tho ruins of tho La
farge Hotel, N. I', .
A largo proportion of tho nowßpapers of Ma.
ryland, Now York, and Pennsylvania, are advo
cating tho repeal of tho usury laws, or material
alterations in them.
The Gazette seems to be a good deal annoyed
by Mr. Barton’s letter. Mr. Barton colls the
meeting held lately in Pittßbnrgb, in relation to
tho Nebraska bill, an “abolition indignation
meeting.” This does not suit the editor of the
Gazette, as tho information has been industri
ously circulated over the country, that it was. a
meeting of onr oitizene, “ without distinction of
party.”
It was not so. It was a whig and abolition
meeting, designed to make political capital; re
open the everlasting slavery diseuesion; combine
mere olosely the whiga and freo-soilcrs, and pre
pare for a desperate onslaught upon democracy
at the election.
The people are not easily deceived. Such de
monstrations are generally called “meetings of
the cihzene." The names appended to tho call
for the mooting,- the names of the ofiioere of the
meeting, and the names of the speakers, all show
what kind of a meeting it was. One demoera*
was nominated as an officer of the meeting. Ho
did not act. Hie name was afterwards published
as one of the officers; and ho deolares it an error,
and denies participating in nny way in the pro
ceedings. For this the Gazette abuses him.
But, it seems, Mr. Barton’s offence is that he
did not get up and make a speech against the
resolutions. And why did not tho editor of the
Gazette get up and mako-a Bpeech? Was be
faint-hearted in the cause? Did he doubt tho
propriety of the resolutions? If ho was not
there, why did he stay away ?
This abuse of Mr. Barton is a very email
game. .
Collectobs of Taxes. —Several of the coun
ties of this State aro agitating the question of
having tho collectors eleoted by tho people.
They deem that the constable of a township,
who is elected by the people, would be a proper
person to discharge tho duties of tho office. Pe
titions arb now preparing to he sent to tho Leg
islature praying for a law to this effect.
. .ThbKttssiax.Dsbi.—Thepresentßussia debt,
the interest of which is payable at Baring’s, in
London, and the principal of which was chiefly
negotiated through that house, is computed at
$138,840,000. The debt bears 6 per oent. in
terest, negotiated froro| 1820 to 1838, with tho
exteption of ;$27,000,000 four and a half per
cents, issued in 1850. This is the foreign debt
of the empire alone. Thero is a domestic debt,
created originally in 1817, and now- computed to
be a sum more than equal to the foreign.
ggy*- Great efforts nro making in Baltimore to
put down tho Sunday liquor troffio. '
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THE GAZETTE—THE 3IEETIKG.
SALE OF THB PtBUO WORKS.
It will be seen by the folldwiog article, which
wo lake from tbo Philadelphia Worth American
and Gazette, .that a bill has been introduced in
the House of Representatives providing for the 4
sale of the of the Commonwealth.
We have said that, if n Bale could be effected
without loss to the Commonwealth , there was no
very serious objection to it. But this bill pro
vides that they may bo sold for two-thirds their
cost, which would, undoubtedly, bo n loss to the
State. They are worth their cost, and a sale for
less is a needless sacrifice:
Correspondence of tho North American and .U.S.Gazette.
Haubisbdeg, Jan. 31. -
A bill for tho sale of the publio work a of tho
State was read in place this morning, in tho
House of Representatives, by Mr. Cook, of West
moreland county—a Democrat in politios. A
synopsis of this bill is annexed, because of its.
importance, its probable future. prominence in
this Legislature, and the largo degree of publio
attention which has been given to the question.
The bill authorizes the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund, (who are the Auditor General,
State Treasurer and Secretary of .the .Common*
i wealth,) to receive proposals for tho ealo of tho
i whole or any portion of tho public works.of this
State, of every description ; the proposals, to be
advertised for in papers published in Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington City, Bal
timore, New York, Boston, London, Pans, and
Antwerp, to ho reoeived until noon on the 3d
of Ootober; State stook to be received at par
in payment, as cash. The . proposals ore to
stato clearly the work proposed to be -pur
chased, the amount offered, and tho terms of
payment proposed, in which of the two follow
ing modestwenty per cent of the purchase
money to be paid in four months after notice
given of the acceptance of tho bid, the balance ,
to be paid in ten equal annual payments, with*
interest at five per cent; or ten por cent, of
the purchase money to bo paid in four months
after notice given of tho acceptance of .the bid,
and tho balance in twenty equal annual payments,
i at an interest of seven percent—thoßaid mstal
i monts to be secured by the delivery of bonds
equal in number and amount to the annual instal
ments provided for, bearing interest os mention
ed in the proposal, nnd the bonds to be secured,
by a mortgngo upon tho work so purchased.
If tho best bid for tho wholo be an amount suffi
cient, at six per cent, interest, to yield nn in
oomo equal to four por cent, on tho original cost
of constructing tho same, it shall bo at once ac- :
cepted; also, if the best bid for a part Bhonld
yield a similnr income, it shall be at once ac
cepted; provided that, in that case, the. Canal
Commissioners shall certify, in writing, to tho
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, that, in their
opinion, tho sale of such portion will not inter
fere with the efficient nnd profitable working of
the remaining portion of the said work A If, in
either case, tho bid should not bo sufficient to
produce this amount, or the Commissioners de
cline to give their opinion, the proposal shall bo
laid beforo tho Legislature which shall meet
next thereafter, who may make snob provisions
to carry into effect such sale as tho bidders and
Commissioners may agree upon. Any Railroad or
Canal company of this Stnto may offer propo
sals nnd beoomo purchasers; and, if necessary,
increaßO their capital to any amount, not exceed
ing that to bo paid for tho works and twenty per
cent in addition. If two or more individuals
become purchasers, tho Governor is authorized
to incorporate them into a company, subject to
those of the provisions of the general Rat'road
law of the State which are not inconsistent with
this not Upon the purchasers making tho cash
payment and delivering bonds for tho balance,
the secretary of the Commonwealth ohall trans
fer the works purchased to the purchasers, under
I the great seal of the Commonwealth.
The purchasers may pay off tho principal of
ono or more of tho bonds before maturity, with
interest nt the prescribed rate, upon giving at
least ninety days’ notice to tho Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund; and the State may ro ca
ter and re-possess tho works eold, upon the pur
chasers failing to pay ono or more of said bonds
within ninety days after maturity. If the Le
gislature bo not m session, the Governor is au
thorized to appoint one or more persons to take
possession, in tho name of tho Commonwealth.
The purchasers are required to keep tho line in
good order nnd repair, &c.; and are prohibited
from making any discrimination against boats
end tonnage passing to and from any nthcr por
tions of tho publio works than those they may
own, nnd from charging tolls greater than arc
for tho time being charged by the Stato upon any
•portion of the works it may own. Allcoutraots
existing nt the time of their taking possession,
and made by tho Stale or ite agents, for com
pletion of new work or repair of old, nnd for
work and materials to be furnished compomcs
nnd individuals, are required to be earned out
in good faith by tho purchasers, and nil damages
assessed after their taking possession to be paid
by tbem. If the Main Lino from I’hiladeipbia
to Pittsburgh bo bought by one company, they
are authorized to build a road from the western
terminus of the Philadelphia and Columbia rood
to the Allegheny Portage Railroad, nnd to ex
tend it west to Pittsburgh, and incrcaso their
capital stock to any necessary amount not ex
ceeding the amount paid for their purchase, and
twenty per cent, in addition. All moneys re
ceived from tho ealo of tho nublio works shall be
paid into tbo sinking fund, under tho provisions
of the laws relative thereto. If aDy farther
legislation should be found necessary to convey,
tho title of tbc Commonwealth to the purchasers,
tho faith of the Stato is pledged for the came.
Con. .
Cheat Fmc in Quebec. — Quebec, Feb. 1,1854.
—The Parliament House nnd buildloga nt Quo
boo wero entirely destroyed by fire at two o’clock
this morning, together with the most of their
contents, including a valuable Library.
The flamce were not discovered until they had
gained too much headway to bo got Under, not.
withstanding a sentinel was on duty near the
spot.
The fire originated in the south of the build
ings from tbo furnace.
It is believed that port of tho valuable library
was saved, bat tbo Historical Society’s library
and apparatus wero almost entirely consumed.
The manuscripts are all gone, and the Museum
was much injured.
A part of tho records wore saved.
Tho furniture and all the paintings iu tho
Council and Assembly chambers were destroyed,
but the portraits of tho Queen aud Sir Allan
McNab were saved from tho Speaker's ohamber.
The dome fell at half past six o’clock this
i morning.
i Inspector Wells offered Administrator Rowan
! to savo two-thirds of the edifice if bo would blow
up the roof; three city councillors opposed to it,
and all was consequently destroyed.
Tho west wing might have been saved, bat for
a lack of water—there being two engines on the
spot, and a large oonoourso of people. The
troops rendored great asststanoe.
Tho building was insured for £BO,OOO, and tho
provincial library for £6,000. It is not yot.
known which offices are tho heaviest losers.
No wator was to bo had, and it was vory for
tunato that the night was so calm.
The insurances are chiefly in Liverpool com
panies.—Pennsylvanian.
gggp A bill for tho organisation of tho territo
ries of Nebraska nnd Kansas—being a copy of
the measure pending in the Senate—has been
reported by a mnjority of the Committee on Ter
ritories to the House, and after a most exoiting
discussion, was referred to the Committee of the
Whole. During the debate the utmost confusion
prevailed: members wero on their feet and all
speaking at once in different parts of the House
the galleries wero crowded with oager spectators;
all sorts of propositions and amendments were
mado; and so difficult was it to maintain or re
store decorum, that the Speaker was at timos
obliged to deolaro a suspension of legislation.
Oao gentleman avowed hiß intention of moving
to substitute the Nebraska bill of the last session
for this measure; aud another—Mr. Dean, of
this State—gave notice of an amendment so mo
difying the now bill that nothing in it shall be
Construed as establishing or legalizing slavery or
involuntary sorvitudo in the terntorios named.
Mr. English made a minority report, which was
ordered to be printed. Tho only material differ
ence between this and the majority report is with
regard to tho boundaries of the territories. Mr.
E. thinks that the territory of dJtah should not
be out into—the Momons being such a misera
ble class of people that it would be an outrage
upon morality to fasten any portion, through
their land, on the inhabitants of cither Kansas
or Nebraska. Two other members of tho special
committee—Messrs. Farley nnd Taylor, (whigs)
—dissented from both reports, but made none
of their own.— N. T. Herald.
DISHtIBUTION of the Sah Fhakciboo Fuhd.—
Philadelphia, Feb. I.—The committee on tho San
Franoisco fund met at 1 o'olook this afternoon,
and the report of tho collectors showed that the
sum of $19,000 had been received,. whioh was
ordered to be divided as follows:
’ Capt. Creighton,-$2,000; Capt. Lowe, of the
Kilby; and Capt. Stouffer, of the Antarctic, $l,-
000 each; Capt; Pendleton, of the Lucy Thomp
son, $260;. Capt. Matthews, of the steamer City
of Now York; $500; n service of plate worth $6OO
to Lieut. Murray, The balance to be distributed
among tde officers and orsws.of the resoulng ships.
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g@** Chester. Jennings, Esq., tho proprietor j
of the City Hotel, in New York, who died a few
days ago, entered that establishment maoy years
ago, it is said, as a maker of fires, and attended
to the blacking of boots,. Subsequently, After
various promotions, ho became the proprietor,
and under his management, jointly with -that of
Mr. Willard* his partner, the hotel .was “for a
number of years the leading one in the city, if
not in the: Union. Both of them amassed large
fortunes.' : ■ ■
The Crystal Palace and its neighborhood wear,
just now, an exceedingly dull and wtf-begone
appearance. On Saturday the number of visi
tors did not exceed 200, and of these, we are
told* the greater proportion were commutors.
Money enough is not taken at the doors to pay
the ordinary expenses of the establishment.—
Ncrth Am. and Qaz.
The eater of the common green lettuce as a
Balad, takes a portion of lactucarium, a narcotic
Bubstance eimiler in properties to opium, which'
it contains; and any one! will discover that bis
head is affected affcerindulging freely in a lettuco
salad. 1 Eaten at night, it: causeß sleep; eaten
during the day, it soothes* calms, and allays the
tendency to nervous instability. •
; ArPOisTMBNTS nr tub GovERNORi-Tbo Gov
ernor has. appointed Gen. William. F. Packer
and'judge James If. Gillis, Receivers to take
possession of and superintend the works of the
late-Frdnklin Canal Company.
Meeting of the IrndLs U-At a
meeting of the ladies held a short, time; Ago,
tliefollowing among otber.prbcecdings were bad: -
' Upon motion, it was > ;
Itcsottcd, That wc, the ladle*, of Pittsburgh, In general
convention assembled* do recommend the nne noaps, per-,
fumory and toilet articles- kept for sale at KEYSEIVS.i>ri/y
Store, No. 140 Wood street. . V-
Jiesdlted,. That we bar©' used Batin’* ponrfne and other
soaps, and do find them superior to any; in use, both for
cheapness and superior .excellency.’
TZesolcol, iTh&t we have also used his upnerKn and other.
: extracts, and colognes, and would advise all those in want
of those articles to call at KBYBEIUS, and they trill not bo
disappointed. -
itaolretf, That wo'Ukfiwtfo approve of Ids extra, po
mades, bear’s grease, and other articles for thobair, not cnly
on account of their elegant perfume, butaiso on account of
the pure material* of which they are composed, and the
fairness of price, - -
Reiolttd; That wo will patronise KEY SHU’S Bryg Store,
and purebafo of him what articles we need, in. the way of
toilet articles, a* we are sore ho cells good urtides and at
reasonable prices. l ■ fob4:dA.w
lnteresting to those suffering from
Heodaolke. A certain remedy found in DC. 31-LANE'S
LIVER I’Jt/LS. Tho following is-a sample of certificates
received doily from our own citizens;
. , ;V tirvYonx, August 1,1852.
This is to certify that I haro been subject at times to
severe headache; sometimes the pain would be so sovero I
could rest neither day nor night. Hearing of Dr. M’Lanu’*.
celebrated Liver Pills, 1 Sent and got 6 box, of which I took
two pills on going to bed,for. two nights. They relieved
wo entirely. Some time has how elapsed, and 1 have had
no more troubleftothelck-headachfc- ; : - f ri;
31. JOHNSTON, 118 Lewis street
P. S.—Tho abovo valuable remedy, also Dr. MTone’s cel
ebrated. Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stows in thlaaty. : :v ' r ■ -.’'.'..A'"’.’/''
PorcbascrswUlbe carefal to ask for, and taka none but
Dr. jd’t&ne’s Liver PilU.There are otfccr porpori
ing to bajiver Pill*, notrbcfoTo the,public.
Also for sale by the sole proprietors, -
.. • " . YLB3HSO BOOS., .
Successors to J, Kidd* C 0.,.
. 2e3-m*w "60 Wood street.
. X3*Liver Disease Spanish Mixtures
a remedy far liter disease, and the number of formidable,
evils connected with a disorganized state of thaiorgan, is
unrivalled.
- Uondreds of certificate*, from the highest «mTces,of per
sons now living in tho city of be given
of errns elected by Carter’s Spanish Mixture. We have
only room to refer to the extraordinary cure of Slunari If
Drinker, Esq.* of the firm of Drinker A Sforris* Booksellers,
Richmond, Yju, who was cured by 'two bottles: of Carter’s
Spanish Mixture, after three years suffering from diseased
liver. He vays Us acUon. on the blood is wonderful, better
than alt tho medio ne he had ever taken, and cheerfully
recommend* it to aIL .
***S*»adT«rtiscment. [ j&ISuLwIm
Crystal JPalace, vVm Tfork*
EXIUBITIOX OF AMERICAN STEEL PENS,
3fanuiartured by •
3ITER PUINEAS, NEW YORK.
M. P, calls tho attention of the public to hi* celebrated
QUILL, patent,tlouble*?pring,Commercial and Bank PENS,
with a variety of twenty-five different kinds of STEEL
PENS, of LLs own inike J suitable for ail handwritings.
. t-AISO
A NEW PARENT PEN,
Called the Treble Spring, These pens bare been adopted by
tho SUm&leia Washington, lu preference to all others.
, The above ]«n,v together with hi* superior nnrlvalol ac
commodation holder*, can be seen at Mr. J, B. Steel’s and
Sir. 0. M. Norman’s, Camp street; Thomas L. White's Canal
street; and E. A F. EroklcVr,Exchange Piae*. . JaO
JB&* There arV thousands of pontons who are afflicted
with a Rupture of the Bowels; who pa; tat Ditto attention
lathe disease until the bowels strangulated, when
In all probability it me; be too late. How important it i*,
then, for all those ialfrring with any form of “ Rupture of
the Boweli,” to call at once upon'Dr. REYSEIt, at ids
Wholesale and Retail Drug Store, corner of Wood, street
aod Virgin alley, and procure a TRUSS, to retain the pro*
trolling portion of the bowels. Dr. KEYSEtK has an office
back of hi* Drag Store, where Truces are applied, and
warranted to giro satisfaction. He also has every variety
of Trarsej that you can name, and at an/ price, to suit the
means of every one la need of the article.- I also keep;
: every kind of Suppariert, ifcxfy Biaus, Suspensory Hand*
ages, Elastic Stockings, for>nl&rgod reins, and all kinds of
mechanical appliances used In the cure of dLteaao.
X would respectfully invito the attention of the public to
an excellent TRUSS FOR CHILDREN, *Wh invariably c.f- ;
cures in a v ery shor t time.
DR. KEVSER’B DRUG STORE AND TRUSS DEPOT,
oornsr of Wood atrot and Virgin alley, sign of the Golden
Mortar. dcc£6
Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy,
But not expressed in fauev; rt«h r col itaudy—
for tho apparel oft proclaims the mac."
Csr Every well dressed man knows how difficult It Is.to
find a Tailor who thoroughly understanda'tbo peculiarities
of each figure, and con salt its requirements with a well
cut, gentlemanly fitting garment. Hence it is that eb few
feel M at home” daring tbo first day’s wear of any new arti
clo of dross, and however costly, never hebomo adapted to ‘
their forms. To remedy so manifest a deformity, E. CRIB
BLE has practically studied both form and fashion; always
adapting the garment, weather, coat, vest, or pantaloons, to
thb exigencies of Us wearer—thoroughly attaining that ole
ganco of fit which the spirit of the age dictates.
CRIBBLE'S CLOTHING HOUSE, -
doc 23 No, 240 Wberty fitreot, head of Wood.
PARTIAL OR TOTAL
BR, ALSOPUERT begs to call the attention of those
suffering from a total or partial loss of the hearing, to
the following facts., lie treats diseases of the middle or.
internal Ear with
MEDICATED DOUCHES,
Each as is practised ini the Infirmaries of Berlin, Lcipaic,
Brussels, Hamburg, and &h Betersbarg, and lately by the
most distingutAhediLondonvAurists, with the most won
derful enccesa;. indeed, it is the only method that has been
uniformly successful. The best proof of-the efficacy tif the,
treatment will boa refereneptonearly •
NINE HUNDRED NAMES;
Residents of the United States, Canada, Now Brunswick,
and Nova Scotia, xcko hantbun restored to Acute, Staring,
and not tt single, solitary' ease, to bur : knowledge, did we
foU to effect cither a partial or toted restoration of the
Hearing, when bar advice .and instructions were faith
fully and punctually adhered ..to* Many who could not
hoar the report of a pistol at arm's length, can now hear a
watch heat at the distance of four feet.. . ;
In, cases of mucous accumulation in the-Eostachian:
Tube and Tympanum, Infiommation or the. Mucus Mem
brane, Nervous Affections, Diseases'of-tho MembranaTym
panl. commonly called the u Dram," or when the disease
canoe traced to the eiTcctsof Fever, Colds, theme of Qui
nine, Mercurial- Medicines, Gathering in the Ears in child*
hood, Ac., Dr; Alsophert’s treatment stands pre-eminent.
Where the Auditory Canal Is dry and scaly, with little or
no secretion, when tho deafness is accompanied with noises
in the Ear, like falling water, chirping of ioEccts,ringing of
bells, rustling of loaves, continual pulsations, discharge of
matter, or when, in stooping, a sensation is felt as if a rush'
of blood to the head took, place, when tho bearing is less
acute in dull, cloudy weather, on when a cold has been
taken, this method of treating tho disease is .
: rIN DEAF AND DUMB OABES
my experience warrants me In saying, that if the bearing
was at any time good, very much nan be accomplished. Da
the Deaf anil Dumb Schoolat Lelpsio, out of a c'assof. 14, 1
mcKtdtd-in restoring Jbttr io .acute.Juanrig,: Dr. A; begs
respectfully to state, that in those cases he undertakes be
guarantees, a success fulresult, complete restoration, or such
» marked improvement as will be perfectly satla&ctory, if
his remedies are faithfully applied &nd directions adhered to.
Applicants will please state their age, duration of dl*;
sease, if matter issues ftom the external passage, if there:
ore noises.in the Rare,-state of general bealtb,;and wbat
they suppose to havebeen the cause of tho deofhess. “When
tbo.hco.ring la restored It is expected that those ,in easy
circumstances wDI pay liberally..
Medicines, Apparatus, Ac ,wiin>e sentto any part at my
own expense. - ; ,
Address DR. ALBOPHERT, BaOAOTAY, Office 422 U, hear.
Canal street, New York.. . •;. fc3-3md
W. H. KNGLIHH.
ENGLISH &- RICHARDSON.
COMMISSION AND.FORWARDING MEROUANTS, ACT
Wbolesalo Dealers in Fish, Bacon and Oil, and Produce
generally. Warehouse formerly occupied by Burbridge A
Inghram, No. 116 Water and ISO First street, Pittsburgh,
Penna. ‘ .v' ; % ' fe3
A N EXPERIENCED AND PRACTICAL CUTTERS
J\. Onewbo understands the business in 01l .its- depart
ments, at JOHN McCLOSKEY A CO n
fe3 ■- No. 68 Wood street and Diamond alley.
WT ANTED—Three good on engino work.
Vv Steady employment end'foir wages will bo given;
Enquire at lhis Office. . . ;r ; • ■ '• • fcb2:3tw*|3
T>UTNA&I’S MONTHLY FOR FEBRUARY, just received.
..Contents 4* Washington’s Early Days, illustrated;
Modern Greek CjistomafPlaces of Public Amusement; Mo*
moire of Dr. Vernon; Boarding Schools, French and Other;
Notes from my Knapsack, No. 1 !; Annexation; Austrian
Salt Minea;,At Rest; The Mayflower; A Pot Poori, or Poe
try and Parody; the LatestHtstoric Doubt; the Problem of
the Lost Priuco; Stage.Coach r ,Stories; . Editorial Notes;
Utcratore and lino Arts. , .
Subscriptions received or sold at tho Cheap Bookstore of.
of r W. A. GILDENFENNEY A CO.,
•:,jeb2 -t ~ -76,Fourth Btreet,. -
TiOK BALE—The LEASE of a Store, corner of Webster
J 7 and Robert streets. Also, three Building Lots. Ap».
ply at MCKENNA’S AdcUba House. > . , feb4
- »- _
vvv
V--?; / \<;:■ :
Death from a Itmptare.
©E&Fft r lߧ§,
EHTXRSX.Y aXOffiOVED.
Ftve DoUart—CbnsuLUxUo* Fee,
J.HICHARD3Off.
Wanted.
rr-~o electionAn election for officers of the Allo
ts jrlißnyh*un}rin«ro;will-lw held nt their Hall on
Fifth street* t>o BIONDAJ EVENING nt 7-o'clock, for the
; purpose of electing officers fir the enduing 7**% - ■ .
fcbs:e2t:ml • W. U. SU AFFKR, Pres t..
Blrotion . l—An oTvctiro wiU bebnld in tlie ST.
CLATtt HOTEL, in the City of Htlsba-gb, on MON
DAY,the 6th of March, at 2 o’clock, lot.• officers
Company for erecting p: .bridge ovbr . Jvlver
opposite Pittsbuiph, in the County of Allegheny,* tofiervß
for the year ensuing.. JOHN HARPER,
lnb4:XaW*4tw ; . . • t- Treasurer, ;
. [Drily papers of Pittsburgh and Aliegbonjr-copy once a.
week in drily ißSueAuntU times la weekly,
issues;] : -• •• . '^y—; '■&
2Sotice.»»AU persans indebted, to the
Estate of Dr. 8, it,.:UOLMES, deceased, are hereby,
notified that their, account* have been left at the office of
Alderman REINHART, N 0.45 St Clair street, with instruc
tions to bring suit on all remainingunpaid after lhe lstb
February, 1854, without Those also,
having' claims, against the.-£Btate*wiU.please\file them at
the same plsM< properly authenticated, :
ja2s:2tawt£obls: -'TH^MASMcKEOWN.EXecutor,
hewcadvebtisehotts.
ROBERT E. PSBJEEIPS, '
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
■ ST. LOTriS, Mo.:
'ESIEfiN FASMEBB’ INBUBANCE COMPANY.
. NEW XTSAON, OHIO.
Capital.....-....* .
R.M’CASKKr, Agent. •
SL Charlcs Buildi)ig>los Third strut, PilLsburQh
■•' • '
’ Jasiis Kelly, Fisa’t.: \ James But*beck,v. Pres’l.
Masks, Secretory and Treasurer.
. REVERENCES.
• A. &A. Sl’Bain, T. Dr. Irlsh ? Jospph Hall,
Sprloger Harbaugb, R M; Stanton, 'Wilkiußon Allofffltott,
Gilbert* Frederick, Pittsburgh; James Muson, Esq.. Hanna,
Garrctson A CJereUnd; .Graham A -'l'Coy, Hr. U. Kries,
■Cincinnati.. ' : .i: i', • • febG -
For Sale or To I«et.
I WILL SELL OR RENT my property in Manchester,
oonsistingof a short acre of.Ground r uponwhlchare
-erected two framo Houses,.ope containing eight and the
other four rooms ; : ,StabUng t . Carriage, tVoou and Coal
Houses, and a fine , assortment of f ruit. This-property is*
Tory pleasantly situated hear the. Ohio Elver.; The.build
lags nro shaded by trees, and.near the Omnibus station. I
■will sell nil or a portion of my Furniture, and would prefer
retaining possession until Ist of May. : Applyto
febfl • ‘ ;. ILLEE, 131) Liberty street.- .• •
Great Bargains
IN LAWNS, :OIiQ ANDIES,-BARAGEB, TlSSUES,.Em
broideries and French all woo) Mona de Lalnea* at •
MURFHY A BUJttJHFIKLD’S.
Hating purchased, very late lost Summer, a large lot of
Lawns,• Organdies, Borage?, ant Tissues, we.;hav« defer*
■mined to closo them.out at greatly red uced jprfceß, and will
hate the prices marifed down and ready for ealo this morn
ing/ Also, oa tomorrow morning we. have mnrkeddown
atxd ready to selli> large lot of fine all.wpoi French Printed
Be Loines, purchased this winter; and on same day bur'
large lot of Embroideries, of recout importation, and newest
styles; embracing french Collars, SleoTes,.Spencers, Caffs,.
Ecotchdo., Horilton and Slalfesedo., Flouncing, Ac.
Ladies-will do well, to embrace this opportunity ofsnp
pljdng themselves with Ukoo 'gwd>*,at prices much , lower
than nwual. ffebC^t), MURPHY & HPRCHVIELD. i,
Allegheny City, s».
* IN- THE COURT .OF QUARTER SES
SIONS In and for said county.
In the matter of the petition cf citizens of
Ohio Township, for a decision of said Town*
Bhip, No. 11, JuhfaTerin, 1853..
- And now, January 2Sth, lS54i the Court
bavlngesnmined the report of HentyChal*
font, James Kelly and Sumneißoseburgh,'Yiewer?,: and.
after foil conaJeralion thereof, do hereby confirm tbesame,.
sod-order that said Ohio Township be dlridad according to.
tho line reported by said viewer#, upon the plan which ac*.
companies their report, and that all that part of Ohio Town
ship lying botwoen the line Tuitnldg from-the Northeast
corner of the Borough of Sewlekleyyrunning A>tralgbt line
North 44° 42', East rods to a post on the lino of Frank*.:
Un Township and‘the Easlerniiaeof Bearer County, be,
erected Into a now Township, to be railed Sewickle’y Town* 1
Bhlp. fcDd the same Is hereby accordingly, done. ByCourii
febfcfitdaStw JARED MißiHjan, CWkx
KO(lCO.;
ALL PERSONS knowing themscires indebted to the sub
. • Bcribcr, wilt please make-payment before the 16ih ol
February. as after that dam, aft unpaid accounts will be
left with Aid. M'Haster fur coUertion./;• \ . ;•. - •:
.. J?.S.r*A# lam closingnp toy business and expecHolcavc.
thecUy -beforw tha first of >lari:b,l hope the above request
will be complied with. . JOHN FORSYTH.
■ . fel>6i - No.fl4Mark«t #tr»*et..'
S . CopartnernUlp-
THE IJNBERSIGNhD have tbi» Uaj entered into co-part
ficrship, < under.tha name and stylo af J. A. IIUTCIIL
80S& CO., for the purpose of iraoaetins a Curniim?ion anti
Grocery business. JAfi. A. KCTCUISQN,
ArAI. WALUNGFOItfh
lefcC
Tdltsburßh, Tebroary 1, IRS-1
~ “
; Sugar Cured llamst ’ V
Bacon Shoulder#;
Grease au-1 Lnrd, recM ax'd for saleby
LHECH. jrALPIN Sc CO.
an<f new crop, in .e.tedltnt cruer, re
reirci autHjr*ali?loß , « by '
fete • M’ALm'& Co,
LEJI'JA—
Sj . 1000 druiaa Fig?;
50 boxes Oranies;
• 50 da . Lemons
To artif o and fot fialo by
JUSHUA iiUODKS * CO.,
felrf •• C? Wood street.
-JLV 300 boxes 5LH.KaWasj
-'IOO do dried do •• •
. - £ob:egs auu. do
- Ia store ond for sale by
f jo3hca O%
frbfl . • 39 Wooditreet.
BAT£3— Ioraats,neu\j
' 5 cases Phitua, glass jars;
5 -do do faneyjarS.
In aioro and for sale by
I f AVISO sold a portion r.f my stork cfBOOKS-and’STA
-IJL. TIOSERY to Mr. SAMUEL It LAUEEER’ he will
continue \hr fame business In the store oc -uided by me fur
fourtoon y«**rs past, at- No. 87 Wood .*tra-:L From hte an*
Tiounctti axtetLiive assortment, wc trust oar fornu-r custom
will find a good stock tosclscl frota j.bati vre fcesprab of
them a cantinuattunof their patronage at the old stand.
Thosa'who hate unsctUcd accounts with .the subscriber.
are respectfully requested to call nt the new establishment
a&d settle, prior to the middle of March -next, should Ibe
&b«cnt,iny eon, K. A. LOUMIS, will wait on them,
. LUKE LOOM IS, AgcnL.
New Book Store*
BY-THE ABOVE NOTICE the pubUc-wlll pcrccivo I
have purchascl » portion of tlm xtock hr LUKE
LOOSIIB, Agent, and will continue the bu.«incs#.&t .the old
itand and open a largo and now stock'of DOCKS and STA
TIONERY; now receiving from I'hiiadPlphUandNew.York;
and will alrto retcHe dally, the irtuilac Weekly Newspepers..
Monthly Magaxincjs aud nil now and c.hvnp K Pu l diaiUoES ?
as won aa Iwucd from tbo: press—havi»>g ;iflade ; arrange
meals, both in Philadelphia anddfew York; tothftfc eUecL ;
* 3ly stock will consist of a general aisorUnent of Standard
School, Qfts? : cal, ]*aw, Medical, Tbeolojilcal, atid •Mfaeella*'
neous Books, Blank ami Slemorandiim Books, all kinds irf
Paper, Engineers’ Booksand Stationery, (in this line par"
tlcular care and attontlon has heon taken, tfcronjb the
polltenesa Of several cistinsulshed Engineers, they a*wisL
lag me In making the telcctloa,) a large assortment of the
best Gold and Steel Pens, aodall aindsof Stationery gen
erally found in a Book Store.
I am now prepared to s.dl lower, (eitlier wholesale or re
tail) than any fimUar establishment in tho Western coun
try. I hope to receive a liberal patronage from tho public.
- fob4:tf ; - SAMUEL It. MUFKKTL
O. ...........k. 1-, Ju.SUi, WaaUlef.
OXIIZEUE- DEPOSIT BAHK.
SO. 147 wool) STREET. .
C XPITAIii 9300,000.
PAR- AND CURRENT FUNDS recoived-on tJcposiL Ex
change efi all the principal Cities of the . Union far
nlfchcd. CoUectipnsihiadejDU all acCesaUde i*ototA -ot fair
rates. - Biltft of Exchange, Promissory Notes, Certificates t>f
Deposits negotiated. ..
Offering days, Monday and Thursday. , :
j Hlscoant Uayfi, Tuesday and Friday. :• .-. : fobt
CITIERNa’. DEPOSIT-BANIv*-*Booka are now open frr
BubPcriptlon to the remaining shares of tho Capitol
&cck of this Bank.
; ' E- D, JONES, Cashier. .
Pabilo sale of iloraes at Lawreiicevllk,
fplIE ; EXCELSIOR LINE wiil sell by Public Auction, on
X IVKDNESDAY NEXT, Febrowy Rth, at 10 o’clock,
at tha Stables In Lawranceville, all that portion of their
fitock,;which they aro notworking, among which ore several
mares wlthrfonl. ; • . / fisbi ..
ra Spring Style bf Hau-Ja.it received at
. hjjjl No, 231 Liberty street, opposite head of Wcod.
SAMUBL WEST. :
WORLD’S FAIRS,
LondOQ, 1851, and Ncw Y0rk,1853 1
TRIUMPH OVER THE COMPETITION OF THE WpnLDl.
. THE first and only PRIZE MEDALS for Har*
' ness at tho.Grcat Exhibitions to London,3Bsl,
• * dhd in New York»-1853, was awarded to
r LACEY A. PHILLIPS, : '
' Messre. LACEY A PHILLIPS, at their extcnrivacstab*
Nos-12,14 and 16, South Hfth streot, Philadel
phia; keep tha largest stock of ready*mado Harness and
Biddles of any house in tho United States. They have
reduced tho business of manufacturing to .such perfectsya*,’
tom, that, for price;, thoy aro boyond all com-,
petition. oTLeather only is used, and no pains'
are spared to reach porfectirth in every article.,
It is ocknwledged, that-for elegance, lightness, comfort
and real value, the Harness and Saddles .of Lacey. A Phil
lips surpass all Others. : Thoy. invito a close examination of
their stock.:-- ", *••
Attention Is called to tho following scale of prices;
Good, plain, serviceabla Single Harne55,......512,00 to $25,00
(t fancy . : w 28&Q to 35,00
“ plain Double Harness, 40,00 to 80-00
They hard a branch -of thdr establishment at Now Or
leans, Nd.,81 Charles street. •
. Country Harness Makers can be supplied with Harness
cheaper than they can manufacture them.
. . A number of HARNESS MAKERS are offered con
,stant. employ meat, the year : round. - Tho highest, wages
;glveh. Apply to LACEY A PHILLIPS, -
' No, 12,14; and 10, Sodth Flfih stmt. heaf.Minor strccL
Philadelphia, Pa. -
Instraotioas ifiNiariO) Modern Lancaagcs
Drawing and Fainting. ” : :
'YJROF. W. W. BUBCH, having located himself in this
dty, will give instructions on tho Piano and Guitar; to
‘the'FrenchGerman, Spanish.and Italian languages; Draw
ing end Painting, (in water 6U). Any.communication left
at Mr. KLKBEIVS Musie Store, or at the drag store of B.
-PAGE, will receive prompt attention. - .< .
nsrsßExoss": • .
Hon; H'Eyerett, Boston, .- Dr. Israel, Pittsburgh,
• Iloto-Julius Rockwell; Mass., Jeff. D. Stewart, do.,
llov. Dr. Ferris, New York, Rov. Cfrus Black, do.,
feb2:tf . • Jas,‘H.;HopkloSiEsq^do.
NITRATE SODA—IOO bags for sale by
foßl u. A: FAHNESTOCK A CO.
TIOTASH—S Casks for sale by ’' • ' .
;X. ’ftb*" B A. FAHNESTOCK .A CO,
A. lAXHIOL-715 bbls landing, aud for sale by
JX -feb4 -. ;/. • : B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
(IHLOROFORiIr-hOlbslorFaloby -
J feb4 ; . B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
i Co**Paxm©rBhlp*
THE subscribers have.this day formed a partnership for.
-;the purpose of carrying on Gunmissicm and \Fbrward~
ing> in con nection with the JSacon .-and OU, and Pro
duct busings generally, under the style of Exausu A Rich
abopox ; warahonse and ISO Front streets;,
formerly occupied by Burbridge & Inghram.
WM. B. ENGLISH,-
.. JAMES RICHARDSON,
,' - - JAS. J, BENNETT,-'
Plttabnrgh,February Ist, 1854:feb3- - - :
SHt»T— 20-kegs assortedtfrom No.lrto No. 7, in store and
for sale by [jalß] : LEECH, M'ALPIN A CO.
: ’•• '-OPo-Ttfltj • . -;v
.-'..4 BASEMENT ROOM,-corner. Fourth street and. Cherry
c\ alley, Phtshurgh. .Tho .Room U 21 foot wide. by .32
deep; one half above; gferund;. dry and weD lt
has a coal vault in frent.:: Will ,be rented from Ist April
; - ja7
T)EAB— 6 bbls dried Tensasreo Peas forxale*by • ■
Jt - dec22 j .. - MILLER A RICKETSON.
M-ir'”'*’'**V-. V I“' r *;' ‘'J'J *r,'^
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StatoHutual Fire fij Marino Insurance Company, ]
UP PENNSYLVANIA. . . ;
■'.■;£ranch Offin <wi*. Jßnirik and Smithfdd sts.^PiiubuTfh.
Capital, 350,000 -Dollaro. '
.. uißEcTToks:- . »;J
John V. Rutherford, Dauphin «J ;,P. 0. Sedgwick, Harris
burg: Samuel Jones, Philadelphia ;A. VUkinß, .Hanker,
Pittsburgh;- A- A. Carrier, Pittsburgh; John B. Rutherford, 1
Dauphin co.; A. J. Glllett, Harrisburg; S« X* Jones, Harris
burg; RobertKlotz,Carbonco. ;
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
;A. A. CARRIER, Act’y. A. J;OILLETT, Seewtaryi ’ I
■ The above company will insure against perils of sea ana j
inland navigation and transportation; bnildinpa
and merchandise in city oreouotry, at lowest'rdfes I
tent 'with safety. Policies issued on dwelling houses either i
perpetually or for a term, of years. 1 : : ja!3 i
• Girard Fir© and Marine Insurance Company
. OP: PHILADELPHIA,
Office of Pittsburgh-Agency cor.'fburth 'and 'SniWifield its.
... Capital, 300,000'Dollars*
V nmicctoast ;
Wm. M. Swain, J. P. Btcinor, .
; H. A.'Shackelford; \Pahl Thurlow,’ ' .
■E. 31. Davis, . J.R. Flanlgon, i
T , ThosrSi Blitcbell, v- : ' Samuel Jones, ’' -"' : '1
- B. B. Comegyp, - Thomas Craven, -
Wm.n. Sowors,'. F.D; Sherman; - •
A.llait, PhiUpP. Snyder. .
WaP. Hacker, , Alex. Heron, Jr.,
Furman Sheppard.
JOED JONES, President; A.S. 01LLETT, Secretary.
Will insure Cotton or Woolen Factories, Buildings, Stores,
Merchandise and property generally, on tbo most favorable
terms. 1 • ■ . fjalO] ■:. A.A. CARRIER, Agent.
$150,000.
Inauranco Company of'th© Valley of Virginia. I
Capital $400,000. ■■■* ,
HOME OFFICE, WINCHESTER, VA.
.. >, > PIEBCTOES • fyjf \ ,
. • Jos.S.Carson, ■- • - • John. Kerr* ; _J
. Lloyd Logan, . . • James JL Burgess, .
Jame 3 P. lliley, N.W. Richardson,
ET. H. McGoyre. r . _ '
JOS.B.CARSON,President. -:C.B.FHNK,Secrotary. 5 -
■ 0.F.-BREAEB, Actuary.
The attention of the community especially invited to
this company; as an Institution bascd.upon an amplo capi
tal, and-conducted on tha strictest principles of equity and
economy. Policies issued on Boats* Cargoes,
generally, -by - ? A. A. CAKKIKRj Agont.
j}yl3 : ; . Office cor. Fonrth and Bmßhfield sta. -
Firemen's Insurance
Company ofthe City of Pittsburgh#
J, K. MOORHEAD. President—ROßEßT FINNEY, Seem
.tary •.
Will insure against FIRE and MARINE RISKB of all
kinds. Office: No. 99 Water street.
importanttu ouppers andLeeoheri,
Dr. lUSYSEE, HO. Wood street, has received an as
.eoximehtof '
Thomas’ Mechanical Leeches; .
Cupping Glasses ;
“ Breast Glasses;
“ EyeCupsf
« Dental Leeches;
- Seariflcntdr. • .
•Theso ate really important Inventions, and very conve
nient to ;thoae who follow Leeching. Gall acd ace them.
JCaF*(V>Vnpg Wood.st and Yirgio alley.,; . - .jaO .
CASH MUTUAL* FIRE AND BA
.-It#BINE INSURANCE COMPANY, of
'Penußylvaniß, OAPITAL,.©IOO,OOO* CHAB~
TSBrPKPPETVAL..-
- PrtsidaiMlon. AUGUSTUS 0, HEIBTER..
. * Eeffrtiary— THOMAS H. WILLSON, Esq.
•• *' SIEXCTOESi'"-' ' ; r-
Hon.A.o.Holster, . SamuelWiHays, - .'■• : -r
Williamßobfrison, Jr.,. .Thomas Gillespie,,
- William F. Fahnestock, • John B. Cox, ,
Harvey Bollmon, Jacob Peters;-
John Walker, Jr., William Colder, Jr., ;
. Jacob S.HaJdcrman, Bombangh.
BUSSELL & OAKR3, Agents, ,
Office, in La&yette Buildings, .
jeB .‘ •, ■ (entrancebn.Wood.strßet.) •
303HUA HHODK3 Ar CO.,
> ' ’ 39 Wrvrwl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEKTroae:-
J.K.Moorhead, W.J.Anderson, •
8.0-Sawyer, - ■ 1 ■. ILB.Simpson, •
Wm. M. Edgar, H.B. Wilkins, . •
O.H. Paulson, - William CoUingwbod, O
R. B. Roberts, • '. John M. Irwin,
JofephHaye, Win. Wilkinson,
. David Campbell. - . / jal2
ciTZZENS’iiumrance Company.of
D. KING, Prcsiilentj SAM-
U£L L. MARSHELL, Secretary.'
Office: 94 IHxigr Strteifbctween Market and WoodstrteU.
Insures HULL and CARGO Bisks, on the Ohio and Mi6Blß>
eippi Rivers &nd£ributariaS«.%-
lusures against Loss or Damage by Fire. -
ALSO—AgatnqtthePerilsof the pea, and Inland Nayigft*
lion and ■
WBXCT0B8:.
H;D.King, Wm.LarlmcrJr,,
' William lktgaley, : Samuel SI. Kier,
Samuel Rea, William Bingham,'
RobertDunlap,jr.,: Johnd.Dilworth, .
Isaac M. Penuock,. FroncisSoliere, .
S. Uarbaugh. , J. Sehoonmaker,
Walterßryant,. . William B. Hays. ; .
\ ' - John Sblpton. . .' ry ;.dec23 r .
—it is due to EIER'S to
. gay that It has been known to csmpletely eradicatf
uvery vestage of this dreadful disease la lesstime than any
other remedy; and- at less cost or inconvenience totheyo*;
;;lenC.V .. ■ ' ■* - iV'!' ’ •' V; - ;
'Dao thousands ofeextiheotes: in thehandsof the prcptiC’
tor, many of which are from well known citUcns of the city
of PHtHbn—<h ami itsinuaedfate vicinity, go to show clearly,
.mdbeyond Uj doubt,that Pxrsoucuisa mediclnr
of no common value, not.only as a local remedy in Para*y*_
sir,' RKcurnatixm, Iteifntis, lues of Sight, but as a valuable'
interuul remedy, Inviting the inyestigating phyfidrsraPr OS
well as the suffering tobc corns acquainted wuhlts
jjerits. \ ;
Ihusa baving a dread of mixtures are assured that this
medicine is purely natural, and is bottled asitfiowsfrom
tho bofcom of the earth. -
. TktfrAlavrinjt ccriijicateis copiedfrem apaperpubluhedal
J*. r. t and Bean date August 2,1852,' io which it
ilso appended X, Pxt,M.
if Syracuse:.
This may In truth certify, that I have been*so badly af*
Jicuslwith.Scrofula forthelast seven years that mostof the
time I have been unable -to attend to any kind of business,
ml much of the time unable to walk and confined to my
Oed, and have been treated nearly all the time by the best
Physicians Our country affords; I occasionally: got some re-.
Hof, but up cure; and continued to'grow worse until Dr. Fool
recommended me tu try the Petroleum, or Rock 08, as eve
rythinc elt-e hadfidled. I did so wlthoutfaithat but
theef&ct wiw»sb->nishing; itthrew the ppison to the surface
.at once, and/I-at once begon' to growbctter,.and by using
seren liottbaa Ihavegcta cure worth thousands of dollars.
MRS. NANCY M. BARKER. ;
This m&7 certify that I hare been acquainted with Kies’s
. Petroleum. or Rock OIL for more than a year, and have re?!
peatodly witnessed its beneficial effects In the core of indo
lent ulcers and other diseases for which It is recommended,
end can with confidence recommend it to he a medicine wor*
&y of attention, and can safely . say that success bus attend*
sd its use where other medielnehad failed; • ':•- -
~. v. • - D. Y. FOOT, 35. D;
Forsaleby all the Druggist* in Pittsburgh. [an27:d<Sw.
PHILADELPHIA CUBTAIN WAEEEOUSE,
171 Chestnut st~f>ppotiUthe Side Uautt,
• ff. W; SAPFORD,
ry-^». KEEPSconstantly on hand the most extensive and.
varied assortmentof Curtains and Curtainhlaterialsto
oe found iu the city, comprising in part of the. following
CURTAIN GOODS AND FURNITURE COVDRINQS—aII
'3tylt*Bof '■■y 7 s'- - r • -■ , v
.French LactiCurtainß, Window Ehades, all prices, .
Muslin “ ' Duff Hollands, all widths, .
PronchßroeatelleB,aU widths, Gilt Cornices, every stylo and
French Plushes, ■ . price,
« ' BatinLaincs, GUtCnnalnPins,-
!• “ Lampas, Bands,
*• . Satins, ■ Cords and Tassels,
11 Damask JJnous, Gimps, all prices,
; . Cashmcrotte, • Loops,
/Plain Turkey Red, Fringes,
India Batin Damask, Picture. Tassels and Cords, •
- Lining Silks,- . Shade Tnsgels and Brasses,
FnraUureGlmps, Hooks,Rings, Brackets, Ac.
A full assortment of the above goqds constantly for sale,
• wholesalecrretail. . . fmarl:ly—ef.ro. n.-
jTr?» indigestion and Liver Complaint
CURED BY KUSR’S the fol
lowing -letter from Rev. 0. .Dicxixson, a Missionary in
Oregon:'.'"'-,:..-.: ■■ ; : .'r--, ,r
aiuiJ;M.,Ktra—Dear Sir: Myselt and wife-having been.
greatlybecefitted by. the use of your Petroleum, I wish to
have you sand me a bos of two or throe dozen bottles,'. X
am the Congregational - Minister In this place.'and several
of my people are alloc ted with indigestion aha &n inaction.
of the liver, .the rame Of mysclf and vrlfs, before taking
yohr Paraouroa,on Rocs Oil. - We toohseveralbattles—
. two or three each.—about.a: year and a half ago, and we
have-'never.enjoyed so;gbod health for years aa.we have
since that time. . I hod nottakenasinglo'bottle. before
that fullness of tho Btomach which so distresses too dys*
p-lptlc was relloved, and!Lave felt nothing of it since that!
time, . My wife whs;also relieved from a chronic disease oi
the liver, which bad been of several years standing,’by the
oaeof Jour Petroleum.
Sold by. S. M. KlBlt, Canal Basin, GEO. EL KEYSER, 140
'Wood street, and Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
where; oct2s -
NELSON'SDAGDERREOTYPES,-
;Post Office Buildings, Third street. Likenesses taken
In all kinds of weather; from 8 A. M. to 5 p. M., giving an
accurate artistic and animate likeness, unlike and vastly su*;
- perior to the common cheap daguerreotype/*, at the following
cheap prices: and upward, according to
the size and quality of caaoorffcame. :
- : Hours for children, from 11 A. M. to 2 P. 1L
- N.B.—Liken esses of sick or deceased persons taken in any
partof theclty.- .*/..... - [nov2s:ly
Materials, and
U'r-y- Curtain Trimmings of every Furniture
Plushes, Brucatelles, Lace and Muslin Curtains, N;.y;
Painted Window Shades, GiltOcrniccs, Curtain Pins Bands,
Ac., at wholesaloand retail; ' . -- W. H.CAKRYS,
-r No. 169 Cheenut street, corner Fifth, Philadelphia.
Curtains Mado and Trimmed in the very newest Pencil
-style*. ' - : [marakly ;
A great , many per*
IriSr son? are dreadfully tormented with corns. A certain
remedy will bo.found tn Dr. Coma's Conn Pustes. for.
sslo by Dr.GEO.B. KEY3ER, 140 Wood street. '
Pries, retell ut!2U and 25 ets. per box. • • • eepB
tc*LLiborel deductions tothoso who buy to sell again. '
rr-TS*T*. 0.0. F.-Place of meeting,-Washington Hall,
U>£rv Wood street, between Fifth, street and Virgin allay. .>•
PinaBOBOHLoDox, No.3G&—Sleets everyTaesday evening.
JtEECijoiLE EsCAiiPsix.Tr,. No. 87—Meets first andthirfi
. Friday of each month. ' .-; {mar2sdy. Y.
JOURNEYMEN TAILORS BO*
•{.Ky CIISTY. of Pittsburgh and. Allegheny, meets cm the
first and third WEDNESDAY of every, month.atthe FLORI
DA HOUSE, Market street. By order. .
jehy - ' JOHN'YOUNG, Jjh, Secretary.
nrresAKOERQSA LODGE, I. O. Q.
Angerona Lodge, No. 259, L 0. of .0. F., meets every
Wednesday evenlhgin Washington Hall, Wood st. fjyhy
3 XX»ABLIj, Surgeon Dentist*—{Successor of
G. W. Biddle.] - N 0.144 Bmithfield St; - • ' .(myAj ■*
BRASS BAND SCHOOL.—Dodworih’s Bra3SlJjjrd r School;
cohtnininj'instructions in the first principles of music
classification and proper selection of ittstrumeata for bands
of any number; 1 'neccss&ry qnaiities; hoW to appro*
priito mouth-piece; .instruction and. scale* for every t»nd
inßirument; baud playing; necessary regulations for hands;
band, tactics, which include all the camp duty ford rum, fife
dad field bugle; dictionary of;musical tends;! tcgeiher with'-
a number of pieces of music arwingsd'Xbra full brass foaod;
by Allen Dodworth,’ conductor of' Oodworth’s Band. Price
12 00, A large supply of the above work just received, and
for sale at tho Music titore of . JOHN- H. MELLOR,
,ja23 .; .. . . ; 81 Wood •
PESJSsIiLVASiA AVEMIE PItOPEK-rv
; ; FOR SALE; I>A *
ONB LOT cud a THREE STORrnOUSEor BTOBE with
back Building and lee Honse. T7un
Two Lot* and n good Brick Dwelling House •
If Urn above property ie not sold at priveteWo pterion*
26 18M, it-wIU be posi tively bold on
that day to thehighest bidder, os tho subscriber is leaiiDg
the city, and going West ; „• ■ ■
above Bale: is postponed until February Oth. 1554.
-. ADAM WEAVES,. I
Pehna. Avehne, No. 271. i
d acf dfr-( f»26i2ff
T«„ -Scotcji Hill Marlcet House.
1I1« BUTCITKRS’haje ftbaijdoutjd the Diamond .Market
'JE/ouse, anil haro unanimously agrctd» nith but one tx
ccption. to supply their customers TOtbcboJce MEATS; on
the ropular mar feet day sand ntths SOQTCIf Hfix
MARKET HOUSE;' ' •
Tbe FanneraVand thoso baring prodaec, Ac., Ac.* will find
It to. tbeir advantage to attend* •;
Wabope that ,thn eldzona will favor as with their
tided’patronage;
janlO:tf
BUTCHERS ASSOCIATION.
BEEF—I2 tiojwaS.o. Briedrßoet rocclTed po
I ' Jieraldj and fcr talo by . , P. SEIEEES i CO.,
-j«3<4v : SOSHittsitjrjtmi.
‘.y&W■■■
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j THEATRE.— Josepu C. Form?. Lei«s and liana-.
I ger-~ FiftbBHW!t r flbovoWof*sv.....t/itt*ofifdml-.Pion:
l .Boxh« and Parquetie 60c; Private Boies. #5; do. do*
[• snlAlli^SSeeond Tieir, 9io V Boxes f'lr
| Persons securing leaWwiU W charged ItyjCty, extra for the
i-certificate. Doors of<en at CJ4 oVJuck; to ccm*
1 menw ar o , eiftcU.:....Grpai triumph of thd. Equestrian
1 Play of ROOErWOOV. Tim city token by stormi- Great
( excitement causod by Ihck 3tcrjnn , s Side lojr/rk-. The
»I performkncoof Bchnt Buck Bi>s astonlslms every beholder.-
i Every body is rushing to see the best trained animal in the
I-United States. This, evcnlog Febrnory otb, 1854, will be
j ttcted tbe great drama of RcCKWOOD; Oil,: TUB GIPSY
QUEEN. Dick Turpio, Mr. aFcwter: Titus TyrenlcleMr.
I McMillan; Dr. Coateoj Mr. Baylcy; Peter Bicdloy, Mr.
Brelsford; Luke Bradley; Mr. Kent; Sylß, Mrs. ltynar;
{ Barbara, Mrs.Dyko: Lady ltrckwood, Jlrs. J.C
I In consequehM of the length of the nbovo play, no other
I piece will be acted. •
1 49* Wednesday—Bonefit of Mr. C. Fosrcit. .
• *?;• v::'iw~*r«a ntir^=DAn'cikg academy,
r : AT LAFAYETTE HALL* f r
MR. 0. A. McMANUS atfobun6eB to.tliel t *
ladles and gentlemen of this city, tLat having ab c/wiy -
introducedtho Poikfl;Q ; aaaHilcs f ,, ho haa-nowifa pracUCtf
among his pnpUs'the new and btauvifal “ SchotUech ” and . <
Muxurka togother with many Qewand popu-; .; ; -x:
lar dances ljQVerbeforolafrcHlaccd la this city.
Ladies or gentlemen whshing ter-jda hb Acadetoy, can.
commence tne. second quarter this present we?k. ;
Ladies’ Clnssmeets bn every Tuesday aud Tharsday after* , .
noons,, at GentletneiPr-class meets on Tuesday and.
Thursday oveniogs,‘-.at and- Masters’- class on
Saturday afternoon at 2% o’clock.-►
Tbo next QaadrUle Party will be given on Monday even ;
i lug* Fubruaryl3th r lSS4,<St. Yalentino , B Eve,) which will Jbo
| a t* Valentine Party;? (particulars of the paTty given hart*
[ after;) at which the. Schottiscb Quadrille will ba danced#
| .He would nlso state that the <*Fancy Costume Party”:
j will bo given oh Monday evening, Fobruory 27th, 1854. •.
I Tf. ~B.: Persona, desiring'-Piano coptos of .either, of the
LQaodriUes/canprocutbtheurof Mr.C.A.McMAhU3*attha .
I Hail* ondays school,as he haacontractcdfor •
J the music with the Eaatnrh publlsherJ. • Janl7
- LECTURE.
Yoimg' Men’B Mercantile Library Assooiatios.
MOnACE GREELYj Editor of the Now York Tributib,
will lecture at MASON IQ H ALL, bn AION BAY even
ing, February 6th, 18M.
hPdJXcr— and Reformers;
Tickets 23 cents—to bo. bad at the various Book and Mu
elo Stores, the Library Rooms, Lecture Committee-and at
the door; '• . ■
Doors open at.GU; Lecturo.to commence nt TU o’clock.
•• i . HiSNRY VvOVSi -
JAHM 1). lIOtMEa.
W. !1. KISCAIB,
• • K. 1L I BUSH,
ji3l ~ Lecture 'Committee.
tlAiltiG , B:iiALLv-Fburt/< street near- Wood, oppoeiteLa
/ layette Hall, can. bo obtained for Parties, Fcalivala,.
Concerts, Puld'o Meetings, Ac. Also, Cargo’s Cotillon and.
Sax Horn Band con ba found in-readings at all times, by
applyingto WSL JRANK-. CAiiGO, at • the Orystul Palace
Doguerrean Roomsofß.M. Cargo Fourth st, - t Jyl9
TAMES M’KENNA;'Auctioneer and Commisrion, Mor-
V;;Chant,No;.l29Wood street; tiear' the corner ofTifth,
regular sales of Dry Goods; Clothing, Groceries; Glasswaxe,
new atidf second hand^Fumiture,each day at 10 and 2
o’clock; and at early gaslight, each evening, Watches and
Jewelry,Guns, Pistols, Books; BootUy
Shoes, Ac,, witha geUtfral assortment of every - description
of Dry Goods, liefer to the ptincipalmerchanfe. / febO
- ■ AuctienM.DaUy Sales; ;
A'T the Commercial Sales' Rooms,, corner of Wood and
XJL Fifth streets, atldo’dock, A. a generiti assortment '
Of deaeonabls, Staple and .FoncyDry Goods,Clothing, Roots ■
and Shoes,’ Hats, Caps, Ac.,
Groceries,-QueenswareJ Table Cutiejy, Looking.
Glasses, Newand Second^Hand Eitehen Fur*> '
• -
- ’ AT7;O’CLOCK,'P. i
Books, - Statlonery- Fancy' Articles, Musical. Instruments,- • -
Hardware and. Cutlery/ CiothingfVariety und
Silver watches; Ac.\ - M.;DAYI3* Ancfaoneor.' fjaSDtf •:
-SHOWiCASRS AND FURNITURE at*'
Auction. THIS (Monday)- AFTERNOON, February
bth,at2o!crock, < wni l>e sbldat M’lxßno&’s AdctUra Houru,
•-ixiargeStand'Oißkf, ono : 16tofHous(H
hold Furniture, v • Anct’r.
W INE© AND LIQUuRa, at.AtrcWox.—On Monday next,
lFetwuary.6tb, at 2 o’clock, wiUite-sold at.Mclienna’s'
Auction House* live qqarter caskt brandy, various cboicn
brands; and four .quarter pipes Wine; twelve barrels good
virmrnr; (. (fet‘J]- v . JAMKS McKENNA;Auct'r. •
* A'JL' riitVA'i J 5 i>A-Ln.~iieceivea,at Jicivenna , a •
i) Auptipu. Hi»use,.<& bales Batting, which wiUbejipl<yow .’
nt t»ritatesale., : -fob2 JAMES McKENNA* Acc.
a d6lUNj!je.3' nALiI or an extensive COUNTRY DRY
JX GOODS STORE AT ACCTION.—Ori MOSI>AY, Feb
xnary. 6th, 1854, at 2 : b‘clock,' will bßjsold, at McKenna’s
Auction House, by ofdCTof'Aßslghees/the. stock of a fotait.
country store., Among the Jot are vome. very. fine- goods* •
>uch as&xony Coburgr, merinos, de lainos,
beraiges, ginghams, linen - lustres,: calicos* chintsee,- pant.- •
vestings, floaneis, bleached and .brown muslins, wifk
and,cravats, fine shawls and dreys ribbons,
■ace?; tweed clothe,' cabinets, ‘ patoDt thread, spool .cotton r -
gloves and hosiery, suspenders,'llnFieye/lamtis’ ivdoi shirta
.:tid drawers, white drees Shirts, gfnghani and chrck sUfrltf,
overcoats and pantalobner.supjrfme satin vr!rt>.'lrifh linen,
buckram and padding, rilk plnshj chusan>, heavy bjanketa..
'.furniture calico, 'mcn r .women, boyal mui youthis’
»«oats, hooieeiibuski nr, pumpff'and slippers,
<um ororsboes; also, a very largo lot of dlk and worsted
tiicffn, with many othcrartlcles.: + •-..* I ■-: -
v. - . JAMKS;.McKENNA.: Auct’r.
Houses and lots an: the sixth--ward: at
AUGTIO.N —On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Fcbru
,.4Tj ilth, at 3 o’clock, on the ’premises, will bo Bold that
valuable improved; property in the Gtbi wani, at the corner :
vif Falton aiid Rose streets; two Lots of Ground, havinga ;
front of 40 fceton Fußon street extending bock along Bose
•treet : J32 feet, to Ctawford street, on which is eructcd one*
iwo-rtory brick Storuabd DwelUiigdfiuso,No. 140: undent/
. .wostory bxica. Dwelling Houw*j No*2sL , t .
‘ TcTm&T-One-tiilrd cash, reoiiunder* in one and two years,
with ,. [feb6l ... . rp/M: DAYXg. Auct’r. -
iUi’JkK’fcs tjAi.W OP-I'lBU-aiJUiia,
WARE, COTLEUy; 4c.i T od TTUfiSDAY EVENING.
February 7th, at 7 o'clock, at tbo COMMERCIAL SALE'S
ROOM, corner of Wood Mid fiftfr streets, will; fcc £old‘wllL*
**at reserve, by order of uuderwrlterp, alarms lot df fifldv
Hardware, Cutlery; Ac., partbf which was slightly damaged '
oy water at-;ihe late Are. Comprising about' 50,000 Fish
tlouks, assorted. Table Cutlery, Vcn and-Pocket Knives. ■■:'■
•Shears, Scl?srrs, Hand-Saw*!. Axes,Hatchets, TaekrHom-'
new, Butchcr-Knircs, Careers. Waiters. Spring Balances,
Table and. Xca'SpooE’s, Haiid Bolls, Butt.Hinges,'
■crew*. Augers, I : races: end Bifte, Spring Bolts; Knob and ’I
Jerman Locks, Till and Clipboard Locks, Pad Locks, Knob
latches, Boreau Knobs, Trowels, Compasses; Dividers,
JUsds and Gouges, Bed Cords, Halter Rope*,Ac;
feM : - P. M, DAYIB, AtfctV. '
ACRES OF GKOTOp ADJOINING TSE-iaGHlir
O it Accnus.--Oh Thursday aftemcon; Febru- •
intfLßV.at 2 o’clock, on the premises, trill be sold,that very
valuable piece of ground, a- portion of the Tustin estate,
containing about SIX ACRES,' situate. on. Pennsylvania
. .VTeouo,.ad3olningresUlcbee:'orA3extthder Miller. Esq;. ThiA ; .
icshable property (oa which f* a flha Driharo- and Fruit
>:rres) is t«j eligibly fltuated about % tit-. VmUe from the- ?
iourt House, having a wide front: oh.Pdhu’e.'ATenue and ;
on tho Braddock’s Field Plank RaaiL For mahuJecturing, •
business purposes or beautiful location for a country gear,
no property in tho.vicinity present* so many Inducement*.'
■ :-Tennaat Bale.;-../:..;.,;;. ffeia];.
ISAAC GBBG&,
Wm, unflertake the introduction ol INVENTIONS'
in (ho Kingdom of GREAT BRITAIN, anil nil the conn
trict on tho Continent, especial!, dost! o( KBAKOE, HOIe
LAND,EiiLGIUJI, GERMAN EOLVEREINS, BPAIN, and
RUSSIA.
Haring "been successfully engaged for a period of tweqty
oionthain the business, he lms acqnlrod raluahlo Informa
tion in regard to tho -existing laws or those cuiintrios, hy
which means only a VALID PATENT ran ho secured.
Those possessing VAT.DBLE INVENTIONS, can forward
Drawings, Models, and, when possibly Samples and com
munications to me at Pittsburgh, Pa., until tho first day of
April next; after which time, to cara of ray Agents; WB.
'.— Ross street, Pittsburgh;’ Messrs'
OrnKm.-MoHraar & Co, 37 Walnut’ Streep -Phiiluleipbla; or
Jajißs McHxtisr, Esq, No. 6 Tcmplo Place, Liverpool,
England. ~ . ’ V. ■
nxrx&nxcxs:
■ Neville B. Craig, Esq, William Phillips, Esq!, Hon. IL
Hepburn, John D. Daria Esq* Col. Wilson M’Condless,
001. Sami. W. Blade. Pittsburgh.
■ Charios Basham, Esq.,Louisville, Ky.
blellenry 4 C 0.,. Hon. Charles Gibbous,
Philadelphia.• • .
. James McHenry, Esq., Liverpool, England.-
.if. City papery Cindnuati Gazette, Loukvilla 'JouruaCßt.
,Lpma union, Philo. North'Americau and Gazette, McSla*
Kin’s Courier, N. Y. Tribune, Scientific American, and Boa
's°Kf month, and send bills to William
• Phllllpp. EcqQ , - j^ B
ALLEGHENY FORGE.
SOLOMOS SHETTEH <fc CO.
•Late Bissol & Somplo’e Ilolllng Mill) on thobenk of tho -
Allegheny,.below tho. St. Clair. Street Bridao ■ -
. ■ Aumucty Cut, Pa. - ' • • ■*. .
■pni! proprietors respeolfal& inform the nubile'that.
X haring made extensive additions to their establish
inept, they are prepared to manufacture, on the moat roa*
work, Stoao Cutters' and Masons’ Tools,. Shafting, Mill ■
Gearing, Machine Workln general, and heavy Forging, of
evorydcswlpUon AIso.HORSE SHOESmanufactfired by
Shcttcr’t l’almt irom alux JfacMne. Ihe Horse Shoe M
a wiU bd ln operatiou about tho mktdlo of February,
, erders far Shoes will meet with.prompt attention,
ililt Pitke made aud dressed. Order, sent hy mail or tele
graph attended;to on the shortest notice. .: ja!4.y
’ . 1 • For Item, r-7 “
1710UB OFFICES,on the second floor of the Post Build’
? legs, cnlranco from Wood street—euilablo-far- Attor
neys, Insurance Offices, Ac: Enquire nt the office of the
subscribers, tirst floor." fiaM | PATRICKS & FRIEND,'
. ■■■ Jninoa OhranoX. IlTitelier. ‘
Xjrri'LU be found c.n the regolar markat daya 'Bnd”cran-
VV .ings at STALL No. 38 -DIAMOND MARKET. Pitt*.'
burgh, aid at 81’ALL No. 9 ALLEGHENY MAKKET with
in..: usual. quaUty or Hams, Smoked ’Beef, Tongues,' lArd.
Sausage,Ac,Ac. ■. -q ■ jan27uim
. IHensve. J. Shroffel &. Co .
MANDPACTCBEitS OPPIRE PRCOF
Vaiilt Doors and Iroa.Window Sduttora.
. A ND afl-aiL.persona : ediair J .the tmeorsity of the abover
x\.’moutloped drilcJi‘S, we hivv'a. ijo hesitation in rocam-.
mondmg-our.artlclo ti> be «qnr»l to anything in the city.
. Orders promptly Attended io, cod pcc up in. tha best
style, ondoh short hotice- V ,'b ‘ : -
: figimfimltbEelJ streot, botvecn L Fourth and Fifth, Pitts*
burgh. - fgepfrdan? . , J. SiniOFFEL &. CO.
SRflil-AKNCAL SALB
■ Continued throngh February. IHQ4.
A A. MASON' & CO., No. 2a, Fifth.atreety opposite the
2i»:I»a City HotoL will .continue-their &jml Anniial
Bala through the month of February, ltss4- Their immense
Mock will beesain marked downi and sold at still FUR;
TiIERKEPUCTIOaV IN PRICKS. - ■ fox
rriliE CUiUnUIsTKUGULIS.—Wo have rccclTwl a new J
X supply Df till* vorld-reai Tract. Ihrico 12l£ cents*' hr
.mail U cemsi in stamps. For-salewhoTtsalo and retail '
'j^ B • • ■ : JOHN DAVISOM*
/ \RAHGES; LKMOaNS tXKJOA NUTiJ—-
Vy • ■ 2000 Cocoa Nats; * . .
: - dO boxes Orange*;
40- »*• lemons; just retfdandftr saltfby
.. ; • JQSIIt A■ RHODES A CO^
■■•■■■ •' • . ■ : tSO Wooditrout
co tons Bedford Fo^e; < ••• j
7 5..** -Gap : • do
*ls u Juniatn do For pal s by"
W • ■ JylNGa MOORHRAT^
| 1 RMejfitaiXvßXOUJ!; roit of tbo best in Dir>
XX mingbam, doing a good cash buMnoia. It is all ready
to maka a fortuno in. Also, a good Finning Mill in Sharped
burg. Howls the Umfitognintbhtudnfss. v . -.. ..
Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
Jaß-2 - Commercial Eiuker, 76 ftmrtb: it.
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AIdUSEMENTS.
AUCTION KALES.
auction card.
JAHKB MbK KHfIA, Aacdaneer.
P. 21. DAVIS, 'Auotioaocr.
PATENT AGENT,
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