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VOLUME XII.
THE DAILY MORNING POST.:
rnnitd oW PaHlAri exrv Morning* (Sunday asxptal)
OY PHULIPS ft GILLItOBE)
KU&ni-tfSSt OOBSXtt Of WOOD A2TD • TOJO. STRIXT3.
&?- TER i! S.—n Te Dollars a yeavpayable strictly In
oilvanc* ' Mx Dollars vfll.lnvariably be required if not paid ,
"jg? SimJocopt<re*v>© CXOT9—Jo? sals at the counter In the
'l by* w ~
Offlcw, ernTby the .Ne w* Boys.
THE SATUBDAYitOainHO ?08T ; -
1* published from. the ran* office, on a Urge Juufot, nee
elteot; at TWO DQLLAUS a year, in advance. Single coplea
JAW wflJ be discontlniied <nnlessat thediiCsor
. «nof nntil all arrearage are paid. , ■
$3- No attention; ~w ill be paid to any order unless uccoem
panied by the money, or satikactory reference In. thla ;
£3- Connected totl/t the EdabhihiMnt 0/ theMcrming Post
it me of the largest Job Printing Offices xnthetoty, wAert aU I
hinds qf toerfc u done on the tfwrUti noftce,and pwst rtaw»-| ..
oileicm*.
BATES OF AJJVF-BTISKVG, £
~agreed vroir itr tbe Pittsburgh press. -
TWiiN£a mmPAanL,oax*Bs: • A
One (quero, one l **>••■s 0 »« |
■ « eaoh additional 1n5erti0n........ I -
“ 44 one’ereekv..;, «»» *
44 ■■■-.** two week5....a,...-;....*.-........ _-.8 W
14 44 three -■ ike.'... ......... *Oy
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«• « one rnont!:...."‘—"v 6 .Xa
u . u. two month* —— ■ -0 U
•* tl three months...— _* Jx
“ four months. •*.«•«» “22-:is
- “ sir months...— 9-
* ** one year..-—.--....
fitandine Card, sis lines or less, per annum-...—..*-, iu W
- ■. caAKorms atpleasum: •.:• . -. ,
One apiorc, per annum, (exclusive of the frapci)........ 25.00
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GEO. F. OUIIOHBi . „ . . _
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT.LAW,
■' ojiee, corner of Fourth tired And Cherry alley,
' . : 'pmsacean, pa., ’ . ■ ■' ■ •
jgg*\nn attend to liif professional business an usual, at
Mb office, between tho hours cf 9 A. 51. and 4 P. M. Of each
■ day- ■ ■ ■ ■ '•■'■■■ jrSO :
C. Orlando LoomUt .
4 TTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Food.
A. lyfcy _ ' ■ ■ -•
Thomas M* Marshall,
1 TTORNEY AT LAW—Office,Dowries Buildings, Fourth
A street- iml.lj
R. 8. Carnahan,
A TTORNRY AT LAW—Off.ee on Fourth ctrect, between
_/A Chorry alley and Grant etreet- S^T
J. S. M’Clowry,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office In
A. llafcewell’s Bmldiogs. on Grant street. l* 3
D. 11. Hues,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—No. 157 Fourth street, shore and
near Smith field. xnxffi??
J. 8, Morrison,
Attorney and counsellor at law—office, ru
mored to No. U Grant street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh,
Pa. aprKty
EU Ulddle Roberta,
Attorney at law—omoo, No. mstoithSeid streat,
between Filth and Sixth. Collections care Tully otteml
etl bo—special attention green tn ConTeyaueine. jdeclfely
Thomas Means,
Attorney at law and solicitor in chancery.
Offloe, nest door totho Fust Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
S. P. Roes,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—So. 103 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
A pa.. fourth door below Mr. Roily Pattersons Llrery
Sable. 1* 33 -
Ik*. Buctunaetcr,
ALDERMAN— Office, Fourth etroet, third door ab»re
Smithfleld, South side. ConTeyondngaraUklndsdoue
kri th the greatest enre aud legal accuracy. Tlllis to Heal Ks
tate examlued. Ac. HHL—_
Ell. DRAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa, dealer li
, Country Produce, offers for sale a choice stock o
Groceries, eei-cted for family use. Spires of every rarje'y
and the purest qaulliy, ground at ho Steam Mills. Also
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken In ex,
change for Merchandize. . _
F.K. D. has procured o full assortment of Undretas
WsrrantedGarden Seeds,andlaeltes the attenuondallin
teruted In rural affaire. ' antl
j, S. LEECH, DIoALPIK At CO.,
WOOI.E3ALE GROCERS,
isp utiusa ut
Provisions, Hotels and Pittaburg Hanniietnros,
Nos. iU am Oil Liorarr sraasr,
an~«i piTrsßiman
rawos o. suwr & BEN SHAW,
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GItOCK&S. Dealers la
Wooden and Willow Ware. Japanned Tin Warr.Hroser
keeping Ctonsib,&Cw Wholesale and Retail,No ‘—>3 Liberty
street. Pittsburgh. . * l ' rl ‘T—
King & Moorhead.
TjrTWOLESALE GllvCBItS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
W No 27 Wood street. Pittsburgh I°!^
Paul & Murdock.
/■NOMMIBSION AND FOiIWAIIDJNO MEKCHANS, AND
I J STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. VWoler street, CtainnaH,
Ohio. ■ ■■■■■- • ■■ ■ • ■•■■■'
1. B. ...MAIS KIEJtPSTEICK „..J. (. ttnUW
Kirkpatrick &■ Herron*.. ,
TSmOLESALE UEOCEKS, TBOUUCB AND COMMI3.
W SION HEKCIIANTS, and Dealer* In RtUNuish Werru
betnres .Vo. id4o JAberts ttttrU'l\U*bvrffK V*. rnyii.e
JSA3CIS - , JOH3 JfICCUJ,
• Plttabanch. Maryland.
Sellers* XSlcols * Co, *._ T , nfftlL «,.
TVtODUCB astoGENEHATi COMMISSION ME&CiIANTfI,
X, N 0.500 Bt.-Mt,P>ttsburgh, Pa.
Sparta, Linflocri and lard Q;lp.
TOiuaiJUilSrpWla..... WjCSUCTUTiMS,inVUt>UriSII.
flglUcr 4b Rlcltetion,
TTrnOLE3AI.K G ttOCEUS, IM PORTERS OF BRANDIES,
W' Wlum and Bejrara—Nos. 172 and .1 •4, cornet of Inna
and Überty streets, I’lttsburgh. Iron, Nail*, Ootton Yanis,
An, constantly on hand.
Ji> x>. Williams, _ .
-trrHOLESAtB AM) ItBTAIL FAMILYJJItfWEK, AND
VV Forwarding and Cnnuniwion Merchant, ha
Ooontry Prtrfoeo and Fitttbargh ilanuljictnre*—Wood et,
four Jww iitoi fifth, Pittsburgh. m *”—
mar~ifaoS££--"- amwura *’aus«i.
"Wlioloaalo and Betail Clothing Herchaatj,,
NO. 88 WOOD PrItUKK
THE eutacrlbers rupeotfulljr inform their nli cmJirner*
»o±tba public in gencrnUtlmt .they h»ro thi*_<Uy
uociitri.tVmwilrcs.lnttw oboTc ixnincw,under the-firm
of JOHN" M’CLO3KEV:S CO.- Ilicy reJiwctfaUy wlidt 6
will bo eettlrf by them
n«t»a«tWßly. —-
——; jomei v* WtLttf ■:■■■■■
MERCHANT TAILOR —Ne. 45 Fifth sfccet, oppoat* ih?
■Hiratrc; PUtuburgb, Pa.
"~T.nui>- Oatd of the Arm of Goolst & LiißOf)
. openrd STORE NO. O, (two Joor* ilwro thooU
:«laad.) fcr tha porpow ercsrrylng on l P e
BUBIKKS9» hopes by strict attention to business to merit ft
thaw of tlw patronage of the lota firm. . 1s
O—Clothing tasde to order in the most fflshljnsMj
styles, and on the idiorteat notice—inialor to
B. T. C. Morgan, .
BOOKSELLER AND STAI’rpNEKj-hu always on
a e6 ncral assortment of School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Books. Printing, Post and Cap Paper, Ac, Wholesale and Re
tail, No. lOt Woodstrect.,below Fifth,East side, Pittslmrßb,
- Wanted, FUgs and Tanners Bcmpn. gpltr.ly ,
~ X R.'Wcldln, . , . i
-CITHOI.ESAIB AND DETAIL DEAXEB.In plank;and
W School Books, Paper and Stationery, No. S 3 Wood
itreet. featnecu Third and fourth.) Pittsburgh, l’s. fmrg)
u. c, Stockton, . ■ ■.
Late Johnson * stocktos, bookseller, sta-
TIONER, Printer and Binder—corner of Market and
Third etrente.Pimbnnih.pv fjy3l:tl
. : W. S. Haren. :■■■■' .v
mOB OLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, (?-»”„■>
T uToit A S rocs TOO,) and BLANK BOOK son. STATION&
,A WAREHOUSE—is prepared to execute erery style or
total, Osmmerdsl.Canal aSd Steamboat Job PrfnUokand
BMk Binding, and furnish erery article In the Blank Book,
Paper and Stationery line, at the shortest notlco end on thf
*°Printlng Office and Book Bindery, No. 60 Third st, norld
.. . gehttthmsn A Bannletn, - ■
LITHOGRAPHERS— Third street, opposite the Post-office,
Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Bill Heads, Show Bills,
labels Architectural and Machine Drawlngs and
Visiting Cards, Engraved or Drawn on Stone,
In OoloTS, Gold,Bronze,or Black, In the most epprored style,
and at the most reasonable price*. - .oetlßily ,
” Attains Loomla, ~. . .... r
TiEAll ESTATE AGENT, Merchandise, Stock, and Bill
K, Broker, Offlce. No. 92 Fourth Street, (abase Wood.) The
opened an office at tbeaboy* place, for the
Loans, Bills, Bonds, Mortgages; and
SlTShmlMtrußientaV the security of Money, endfor the
nurchase and sale or Stocks. Will also give prompt and
tSrticular attention to buying, solllnß* ronUBK of«i4l«s»r
ineltaalEstate. [MI AUSTIN LOOMS.
(Bucccnsors to«J. Kidd A Coy) > . tim
*TTrHOLKSALK DRUGGISTS, No. 00 Tlbod Ifrat. Plitj
W bnrgb, Pa. Proprietors of Dr. M’Lane s Celebrated
Vermifuge. hirer Fills, Ac. ; • * n -
w W pod rtreeta.
"'iSOt OBOBTT,
Importer of Branaios, Gin, Wino, &e.;
c tuut IS .■ ■ „■■
TT Vs oto MONONO A U E t A BYE WIMSKY,
x . Peach ; ud Apple Brandy, *e. ,
Atio* Brorims »x» Dismitn., , . .
Corner ffmlihllnlA and Front Afreets, glttotnrrli. Pe. (dot)
PiGODH'KA bTOUK. ■ '
Jpim HAWOUTH. WhdaaU and Setaa Grocer,:Dealer
ImoorUr orbld Country Black TeaJvSrenphßriin.
dios« ft ‘WlnSJ , &tCj corner of Diamond nlloy anAtße Diamond,
Pittsburgh t P*. • ■ ■ ■■
w \ > l' *' *■» 1
h;-:-5 " \po
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' BUSINESS CARDS.
Smith 4t Sinclair# . . .
OLESALE .miOCEIIS AND. COMMISSION M£tt-
HIA>'TS— O-rncrWoodjmd Flrrt s&k imws .
B. A. Pohnettock * Co.j . ■
(IOtESALB DRUG WAREHOUSE— Corner first *M
' ■ - t»«<i comer "Wood and Sixth.' , -
. J. Bryiir* .■ ■ ■
AND IU3TAIL IJQUOIt MEKOIIAN'
\\ 155 Liberty atreofc and SiDlamood plley. joblfry
Walter FrsiftTanail s ‘ ...
IMPORTER and'Deader Americanr Foper
•Tlattgloge« ._ „
lU-BVWBODBI.5». f . ...
door io+h«
Ci^eM 1 Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa. ...ejiS
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY PHILLIPS & GILLMOEE, AT TUB “ POST BUILDINGS/'- COBNEB OP FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS,' AT; $6,00 PER ANNUM, OB $5,00 WHEN PAID BTBICTLY IN ADVANCE.
BUSINESS CARDS.
fc CFTUOLET B. L CUtnEETT.
8. OtITHBERT & BON,
Real estate and-general agents, m so
SmtihJUld itrat. ->" ■- -, norl -
... v John H. Blellor, ■■. ■ __„ lT
-fTTHOLESALE AKI) BETAIL DKAIiB IK MBSIOAL
YY'-«6TAUMEKTB. JPianM, Made, School Book* And
Stationery, K 0.123 Wood rtreat. U“L_
'jfeftk" WHOLESALE anti Be tall B ABDUL HARNESS,
“VALISE end CARPET BAG manu&o.
<T ~ tuner, No. lOß'Wood street, Htteburgb, Pa.
jT»-7
Dealer in boots, if s end uhho^
anil BIIAID HATS, comer of Market and Liberty etc-,
ho. 174 Pittsburgh, Pa. ;-■ . ■ ■ . .. .. jolOry .
~ Twillftam Glenn, •
FOOKBINDBK-Oomer p{ Third end Wood Btreois, abor©
0 J£. K»y, wbero bo la preparedto do oicry description
'fKu!ing and Binding. [docg •
T. B. CAIiVEKT «, CO., ~ '
DtE-StNKKBS, JSNaBAVJSKS AM> KJIBOSSERS, and
£xvcuif£ MASUfAcrousa, No. 48 Sooth Third Blretit,
•uiLAOhU'inA. »»pa>
Card*:.
HLSE, (sucCESSoa to Mcarat %■ Lrs,y WOOL DSALi
• ER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, &r the Mia
t American 'Woolen Goods, No. 13& Liberty street, [myl ;
TbomM 2I» liUtley . .
TT7*ATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—Jm itreet, between
¥V> Woodand Market rtreeta, opposite Iron City Hotel,
Ail Kinds of Jewelry made and repaired. fip&ly ;
'-■srVs&lsk' J.SOUITi UEiitloT, Jfounhitieet, fits doom
QgglS&wcsl of Market
Omct , Eotos—Prom, nine A. M. to Hie
dMSCtayj
• I>r. Pnvta lAtmt, .' 1
- DENTIST—Omc*,- Fourth street, between
QtEQPWy filarkctand Wood, streets, ncari ycppcsito the
Pittsburgh Rank. novlTtly
HAttU Ar AUbL&i
k RCHlT£CTa:—Offlc»s: Philo Third Street,
Pittsburgh; and cast side of the Diamond, Allegheny.
jylSflm.; •■•■■■• - ■ ■■• ■*• ■ >
BLOUTU-ABltt)., East Birmingham, manufacturer# of
• Bar Iron,aud small Iron or **ll description*, and
make, also, the finestquullty of Hoops, Rounds and Squares,
Leaveorders tor Iron ia tho box,at the city Pt it
Office. ■ ■■■■-•••■■■ : " 0018 :
.. - money Bona Oillee* .
JOIIN A. O'BRIBN & CO,,
IST' Thxrd street, btlaet Southfield* •
MOSEY to loan In large oremall quantities, on Gold
and Silver plate,Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry, Guos,
Pistols, Musical Instruments and valuable articles of every
description. ■ - <
Forfeited Pledgee sold Immediately alter being out of date,
unless redeemed Bargains of Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, AtL, always on bond, *ep7
AUSOLIf &■ WIL.tiAalS,
HEATING & VENTILATING WAREHOUSE.
jsjunjrAcrtataa or
Chilson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tutoi&g,
Ahd Finmos rca Brxaw, Uas oa Wats*.
4Qp*Ko 115 Market street, Pittsburgh. wp2J
We have sold our Furnaces, Patterns, Ac* to Messrs
ARNOLD A WILLIAMS,'Wboa w« cordially recommend to
“» ATKISBOS * ORELY.
HOCEE, BIOS, paiktob. and
telor In Paints—So.44 St date street* Pittsburgh. I
H«ni constantly on hand all kinds of Paints, either dry or
mwwi Japan and Cnptl Varnish, Linseed thl. IWhd dil,
Spirits Turpentine, Window Glass of all tlsea, Putty, Paint
Broshes, Aer ail cldh* boat quality, and Car sale at reasons
bl<r»rlces. -P**
jaines Lowry, Jr*, j
CHAIR AKD BEDSTEAD MASUTACTUREE—Kq. 2M '
Feitenc&n’s Row liberty street, has on band sterp*
stock of Chairs and Bedstead# of every description, made «f
thebeat wMch be wilt sell lower than article# ol
the-same quality can be sold In lb* city. Ue would call par*
ticular attention to Ida large stock of Mahogany 4nJ Walnut
Chair# aul Bedstead.*, which he will tell at greatly ralttiwd
prices. Also, Turning of every description executed la thq
neatest manner. Order# left at the Ware Rooms, or at the
Mill, corner «r Adams and liberty streets, will be promptly
tten-ind t™. . P* l **! ..
James aeUlnger.
MOSONOAHELA PLAXINO MllX—WouldwpecstfhDy
Inform his ftiends an J the public, that hi# new estate
U&hznant U now in full operation, and that be Is prepared to
furnish Boat Cabins, and fill all orders for Planed Lumber,
with promptness,end at the lowest rates. _
Board and Plank, planed on ona nr both sides, oanitaS-uy
tw
Bwb, Doers, cal Ilculdiasi, of »t«j dffleriytiDn, isk!» to
order.
Builders and Carpenters would And It to their advantage
to give him a call, a# Le can now furnish them with planed
rtaff suitable fa? every dewription of work.
trSnroikm-t-T-T. - ——..juua aunrtu.
. HEBBOft & CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS POUNDERS,
MAXURACf URERS of all kind* of BRAES WORK,U>-
COMOXIVK, STUM ENGLhE, PLUMBERS, te. Ah
to, Cotton Baiting Manufacturer*.
Foundry ott U< , 'becc* itrcol, Allegheny dtf.
Office and store, So. V* Market etrwt. FHuburgh*
OLD IIUASd an ICOFPLIt taken id «acb»ag* tor work,
cp cash pall. Vrivr* left at lb* Foundry or Office* wM bo
promptly att' , i» led to. _ ~
T* towai’i
*Yi>r 4-3 Omsr c/ f\fih <JBd Hood SSmU*
Offica op atairs. Entrance from Fifth atfoei. Fitubarga,
RESPECTFULLY rtDDOudc* to th* p-Jbib that be Wl
ccramenrad tbs JvKAL ESTATE A<JKNCY*Ia eoonoe
i tion frith In!ellJg*nc« and General OoJlreilng- U* wlu
i alao attend to ranting. JVm-n* In wnntcf •errant*, in any
1 capacity, or those In want or place*, wdlUrepplfeu tUbon
notlco. Ail business entrusted to hU car* promptly ah
ice*—T. J. Eizham, Esq* Wrhara Coro,
.0. Leslie, Dr. Alex. Black, damn* llackerol* A. A. Slaaotvl
MaffitAOld. • _ I
Careo’a Dagaerreotrp* ond Art Oallory*
JiiuhliT}q f AOt 70 JbtcfJA ttrtdf (nttl to AjrOtf*
Carpel JSw penan.)
E. M. CAIUiO A t». hating fitted op tha taort
k*®3& amnls rdbcu in the dSj with ouuntaoib *ky and
ehl* right*, off«r Flr#t Cla» hI&KKEiiSW. in
irtylo to suit all, tarjifi* in prtoo awarding to
AgrJSk,*,, and <juality of -caaa, Ac. *3.Bapertor uU
®grg Paintings, by tbo bc*t ortiato, tor »!*, and on «*•
bibUion during lb* day and oreclng. Citizen* and
gersara inrUcd to coll and examine fpcclmaufand Falnl-
Inga *»T~—
• pitiabtfnjb..
ijIIfUIAOB iWOttlT. . , _
XTT ILTfiltfiy.VlnrtniHcy, between Wood and Liberty
W. liVQQim* BAKOucim
and CAJtniAtfiiS, of every dwriptfon. All work don*
»*rraat«l. The adforiUer <roa!4 here «t»te that be *mt<*
nine years apprenticeship to the boalnc**, end n*» Wo ** J *'*
fur many yean lo the principal abopa of the Saltern
ctarSt>:lf
's)sw HBBD STOaEi
JAMES WARDROI*, ;
/-VWEIIS forenIoCANARY »llU>Bof UwmMttatmwd
(I trcod. belnsrcry hurJj, aud &>• Angm. OWlMwlf
—C»n»rj,H«ap. SIUIot,Uo» «4 taliod Be»i* Oonjiojt*
will be /uraisbed eomposod of tb# Cpr«t tU:
Gunelias, How Suds, Heliotrope*, Ae. ETtrtreenr (In pou)
(or Chriitmu Trees, from lhe trod »»4 UortteoWnru Store,
tio.4oHflhfUun!\tMani,. •
ESGLISH ANI) CLASSIC AX. BKMIHAUY.
W. T. XICDONAI.H, M. A, PUHOTil
mflu naxt scjfsloa of the Institution will commence on
I. MONDAY, the Stfa of September ©ext, at the room cor*
n« of Ferry and Liberty street*, lately occupied by th«
Messrs. Voeder. _■
Rtf(Ttncn—M(m. A. W. Local*, 0. Knap, Jr, B. »*Voa
Bonhorst, K. Stiller, Jr. ,
patch finlboai Uootif 4o* •
rriUFi subscriber lia* received dlrvc: from Uarlera hie *up«
ply of cholco Hyacinth*. Tulip*, Crocue, Peonca*, end
other Flower llooU for fall punting, end for wtutor bloom'
lag,. In pot* and glftMMi Lawn Owe Seed* for fall sowing,
which make a fine, close; smooth tart equal to cod*. Pro*
nloit Instruments, Garden and Farming Implement* of the
aolt approved constrnotlon, nt Kaftern price*, from tho
hgnyf Wiahouw, lDltop
NEW CABPET 8T0B8!
Wo. 47 Fifth Street* near Wood.
i N t’nripiii&d assortment of CARPETINGS and OIL
A. CLOTHS, of tho latest ond most beautiful pattern* fbr
spring shies,now open for Inspection; consisUogof—
Royal VeUeta; . Bragelt:
Tapestry Brussels; Tapestry Ingrains;
Extra Super Three Ply»
1 Buper and Pina Ingrain»
Tap&tir Vent Mans;
Twilled and Plain Venltlan*.
Together with etcrv description of low priced C&rpellnKS,
Cbonillo and Tufted Bugs and Matts, Canton and Oolr Mat
ting; Jute, Ch^n r Cocoa, Adilald, Allean, and BheopsMd
Matte; "Floor and Stair Oil Cloths, all width* and qualiU«{
Stair and Floor Prugget*. Green Boise, Plano and Table
Corew, Venitiao Blind*. Window Shades, Stair Bods, «c-»
A&* at the very lowat cash prvzi*
marZl
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures*
THE subscribers we new opening At their new Ware room.*;
NO. 100 FIRST STFUSiST, between Wood
field, the largest, assortment of CHANDELIERS, BUAOK*
£TB, PENDANTS, and all articles connected wit Gos Fitting,
erer offered in this market. Hating arrangement* made
by which they will be constantly in receipt of. new pattern*
and varieties, they confidently Invite the attention of pur
chasers to their selection.' We are determined to Mil a<
low os any house In the West, and being practical Gaa Fit
ters* can offer peculiar advantages to those dealring articles
in this line.- . • ■ ■
We continue as heretofore to fit up buildings ofovery do*
ecriptlon tat gas. if .tor .nd steam. ■
of all kinds »»ss>
Tnvffifcy No. 109 First stmt. i
To WerclianU «*<* Otfesrs. i
/I EBMAN ADVERTISING.— Thapubllshers of the dally
VT and weekly •« yrdheiU Frcund "would respectfully in*
,vlto the attention of merchants and, others to tho advam
tagos offered by their papers as a medium of advertising
among tholr German follow*cUlsens both in the city ana
'country.' . ■■■„ ■' ■ ■ j.\
Their Daily paper Is published on the pwrar eifarw, ana ,
has double the circulation of any Gnoxaft daily published in i
Pittsburgh, while their Weekly paper, which is.published
alreodyfor twenty years, circulates largely In the adjoining
counties and Western Pennsylvania, a* well as throughout
the State of Ohio. -
Merchants of Pittsburgh and. others will find it to. their
advantage to rooko uso of our columns as a medium oi
reaching the Gerjaan business. Terms as low os any other
paper in the city. . - :
o?Flos—Comer of Liberty and St. Clair-streets, above
Braun A Reiter'S Drug Btore. L. A W. NEEB,
aug2o Publlshen and Proprietors. ■
STOCKING FACTORY, 1
fifth st- between wood and market streets;
ABJLITr,I!ifERGV,i£ECQSrOMZ.
THE best goods In Children's Hose, Men's Books, Under^
. shirts end Dravsn, sold at msnufteturere’ prices, at,
thoFIFTH BTREET STOCKING FACTORY, nil nude from
lest yt*rt wool. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE. . . ;
tspST WH.I.IAM DALY. ■
ICARD—-Mr.G. ANTON »nd H. BCHROEDKB «SM4
respectfully mnonnde to the cltircnsof Pills burgh and
Allegheny that they uill giTo Instructions on thePlanoj
Guitar, -Violin end Flute. ; Inquire ot H. BchroederA Oo.’*
NEW MUSIC STOBE, 8, Ftmrtlj etret : : , , sep23 !
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I PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1854
BUSINESS CARDS.
oxms & co.,
as & COHEECTIOOTSBS,
?tnSDUBQD. PA-.
receiving the fbilowing Goods,
► lowest market rates:— •
20 boxes Maecaronl;
20 u Yermicella;
.60. *f Farina; : '
. .60 « W.ltock. Candy;
25 « Atfo.l do
. 10 .« Bed do :
16 (t Ctpew;.-.. -
16 :« OUtm;-
75 “ Gone Drops; ;
100 “ Lozenges;. .
50 « . JojabePaste; •
60 dos. assorted PleMca;
80 41 fi Preserves;
100 44 Pepper Sauce;
i .10 case* Sardines;
• 6 « bf. bxsv
2 44 % do
200 bag# Brasil Sugar;
. 40 bblsS.o. Sugar;
25 41 Lovering’s Sugar;
10 cases Liquorice; .
25 boxes JUf’d do
20,000 Principe Cigars;
10,000 Havana . do
16,000 Itegalla. do^
2.600 Half Spanish Cigars;
'6O-gr. Mrs. Miller’s F. Cut
50 grdM Anderson** do
JOBHU A lUI,
WHOLESALE FBI
•_ .. 30 Wood B*<i
Sate cuhapii and uo
which they offer at the
76tag»l.vlcaAUoouds; i
• 25 “-Sicily do j
- 26 bales Bordeaux do - i
... 15 bags Shelled do . i
60 »* Filberts; • - : I
60 ■« Walnuts; •
60 “ Cream Huts;.
600 buuhels Pea-Nuts; .!
.26 bbls. Texan Foc&ns;. i
26 « niiuols ■ do I
2000 Cocoa Nuts; / . i
200 boxes German Flams;
: 26 .kegs do . do 1
lObbls. do do . i
10 cases Prunes, glass jars;
10 “ “ . fancy bxs 4
60 casks Currants;
20 cases Citron; .
200 boxes ClasterlJaWußj i
. 100 bf.« M«IL * ' do ... .1
200 qr. M “ do . i
200 boxes No. X Herring; i
100 “ Scaled do
lease Mace; .
1 bbb Nutmegs;
1 Cldtos;
25 gross Blacking;
26 baskets Salad OH;
3. 0. AHDCLSOH ,
EISOS & COv ' ?
IS AND CONFECTIONERS;
FlUfttonrgb, PA*
wtexlewite Fail Slock eyer
antatos, eofnlrtipg of— :
25 bx* Sfaercaonl; -
■ «f« ©• ASIDE*'
WHOLESALE' FRUITKEKI
so.OWoodat.,
TDBT RECEIVED, 1 tho tnc
tl brought West of the Mot
360 bags Brnll Sugar;
25 do Vermicelli;
BO do To tan Pecans; ‘
25 dolUhmit do;
. 60 doz araM-Balad Oil;
: 100 dcx Pepper Sauce;
100 dos Ketchup;
. 60 dos assorted Fickle*;
25 do* asztt Preseme;
■ 125 bxsXoteugw; ; ■ •
25 c’s Sardines, 'AyWAx
SO bn refined Liquorice;
13 eases -do;-.
100 kegs flermsn Plume;;
00 (cross Mrs. UUlerYfiae
. Cut;.
60 gr. Mrs Andersotfsdo;
25 dos Olives; \
£5 do* Copers;
SOdosOmoos;
60 bags Filberts;
60 begs Walnuts;
76 bags Cream Beta;
6 bags G«n. WsJ&uts;
160 bags Dairy Balt;
20,000 Principe Cigars;
20,000 Wash. Regalia do;
18JOOO Havana do;
SO.OOO Half Spanish do;
.. - eepO. ;
60 boxes Havana do
20 bids Loverlng’sdo, fim
pulverized;
SO bbls. Lorering’s coora
pulverised Bugar;
SO bbls. Lo Turing's coam
Sugar;
60 btals Stuart's do do
6000 Cocoa Nuts;
16 eases Jar Prunes;
IS eases Fancy Boxes do
260 bxs No. 1 Herring;
135 bußrided Herring;
65 Ibe Mace;
160 lbs Nutmegs;
130 &s Clove*;
40 gross Blacking;
85 bxs Citron;
1000 busPcaNuU;
60 bxs So 1 Rock Candy
50 do He I do do
25 do Yellow do do
3) do‘White do do
65 fags Ivlca Almo&da;
30 bales Bordeaux do;
35 bgs Sicily do;
CO do shelled do;
300 bxs O aster Raisin*;
250 bxs 11 It do;
iOW A FOUHDftY
NO. 103 WOOD STREET.
JOHN CL PARRY, (successor to J, C.Parry & Co,) bet;*
tolnfbrm the customer* of tbs old Arm, and tbs pubde
generally, that be has now os bands, and is extensively en>
gaged in tn&ou&ctarlng, every description of CABTLNGb—
«ucb as: Patent Chilled Bollt; large Settles and Curbs;
Patent Settles, for Soap* Pot Ash, Soda Asb; Sugar Kettle*,
for the exanefoeture of Cane Sugar—oil aui on o pslrnl
proem, known as J. C. Perry's, and are superior tor dura*
bUUy to any utber, and told soarcr than those made on the
old
11OLL0W WARE—A-general assortment, all from wv’
*wd improved patterns, Wagon Boxes, Dog Irens, Sad Irons,
I ACrfdC*
Baling MCI Castings, and Machinery of amy daeriprirn,
always on hand or made to order.
Cook Etores, Kitchen Range*, and Coal Stoves, «f every
description; lowa Cook Stores, Creels**, which roreJvsdih*
first prise for 1860 and 1851, at the Agricultural Pair of Al
legheny Cfcuntv,Parsed reoisunended by fifteen hundred
! persons; Enterpriie Cook Btonw, four rises; Preplans Cook
| fitorWT Kg* *nd llfidiatorOtt! btoves: Parlor Stows, Ac.
I Parlor Crates and Fenders, ««u variety, Irantlfully
I enamelled. OtnnmonGrat»,aad baßiUnginsleriJil of every
{ daserixUon.
I A craitT.rtEtr of OrnimcnUl PjOUns.foransrUTirteoa
I Fend or*
I rtx&ht end MXngh Crsffi^t—A large stock of all the
1 hind* In use. and viil be sold at reduced price*. Hall’s Pat*
j «nt Urn, True American, Egan’s, Crane’s, KlaksS*'*,
j Woods’, PearxVt, Ball’*, Imputed Bull. Ac.
J Fltms Michigan Doubts Plough. wbl h
! haataksutlie premium at the Sut* Pair* of he* York,
I Pennsylvania,and Ohio,and wherovarit has basuvb'l’Ud
1 gras and Nalls, Stove Pipe And Yin Ware—*U oS which 1
I wta rail at the lowest prirra; and wrwcifolly Isvtt* ib*
I nMletoglvanaaealhatthaoldatoud,No.SuS Woods!.
I aoSt-e wttsfl p4|l, li_
PIANO POUTK*. „ atf , (
CUARLOTTE M.UMJS, No 118 Wood
/SSggEfiHSßa vtrocl* eoroad door above I'tflb, pHttburffh,
JhStSsbSSI Pa., offers for sals a large mud well
II vf V "stock of Piano ports*, (whfch are just at*
riving,') on the moat liberal ttrtav.
Tha atb*nifon of purchasers U especially lovUed a tas
rolchratod nAMBChfI PIANOS. t „ ivr .. .
These ia*t«mmts bring saadee*r*vwty forlht#cites»*»
aaihartogibe ore? strings h**« a tolntae often* un
equalled ty any others Also. Piano* from the manuttfU ry
of dale A Co., hew Y«fk; Raven, her \otk; Kw
tcbeabaih A ?ro«, nilUdripWa; and of *r ows viam*
ttxc, wblthare w*l»kuuwn,aDdha»*befa axed la this and
Other cities for 1C year*.
MUBZOAL XNSTRI/MKNTS of all kind*. „
Gxalar*— ACciSrlectfon of Sn.Uvh,Ppani>b and German,
cf superior quality . _ . .
i ’Ffociiu— Theiwrtltsllau.PrriyhknJ Pr.g,l»h mak*.
i Prom the best Paris maunfoft* ry
j ALSO—Flats*, Ciariaori*, Brums,Plfr*, n*u}oa»TßX3w4‘
rines,Tvia&rLes, Ac.
SrtMs—XtaUsn, Prourh, English wdOcnasn, warrauwd
to be of the terv bwt quality. ......
1 pia&os and til Marital Tn*iraorol* repaired with aura
i WUtf«tH«atn*»* *iwl«l**reiteh __
j CUXCKI2»tI»Ci»* PiAAUS.
I JVPT RECP.IVEIi,«n4 now open fur Ot-
I ac*l«etl»o and vile, tbo fidlowtsg new n
J fTfy9 * '(hjV rwiwwMjd.ikhlycarretl, Grand PLiuo
l ForU,t cctATcs Cn*, gW 00.
I One supsrblyrarved B«*»wriM squa»w Place, In tbs ftjie
or Louis XIY,7 oeuvi!*, 00
| One Ito»»ood rarv«i,T cKtaVe9. M —«... W
! One do 6V4 do - 4CO O 0
I One d» plain do
One do do 6‘J do
| Ouo do do 0 do * .»*- «• —— * •£? ? -
I One do do 6 do .. . uo
| All the above lire frma the crlobratod manuractuTy «
I Cffictktiso A Sow, Bostnn, Jlass,
I Alkj, rarrived frota tb« satoe factory, a beautiful lot «f
| PIANO STOOLS.rafvcd an 1 plain rosewood,with hair cloth,
I ffgurwi plush, and broralelle eeata,
{ On b»od, a largo Mock vf Piasw from < iber Horten rtd
I Sew Tork makers, and for ul« At feetcry prices.
I JOHN U. MELM>B,hI W«rt *lrooL
A gent for Chic Veriog’s PUnos, for PHUburgh and Western
Peuosylvenla. %
LATEST BIU9IC.
HKLEBETt II AS JUST RECEIVED- B , tl
* flotnrjWT* u* Paws ftiiornsit, »d d«ij*
cslwl to Mr. Jollu# Lee, by 1!. Klrbcr. TU# pl*» U
lfched with «* elegantly colored vlgnett** of' t.*n city o,
Paris, showing theTtmreuw. the importal rr*W» nre«f die
French Emperor; Hi* Church of Nora* lUfct, rtc.-lK.lnff
4 reliable and correct tn&p of tb* French Capital, es laxrn
by Mr. U*, on hi# mint visit there, end U of Jtrelf worth
the price charged for the Music- .......
The Troubadour Polka—composed tad dedicated to Slls*
Remain# Lsmoyn*. of Washington. I’o-, by If* El* n*r
- Fond Hearts at Homo, beautiful new Ballad, aa sung by
i Buckley's Sennadere. , . .. „ . »
1 Mart I Forsake Thoc; German melody, with English and
I GormanvorUa. ...
Little Song* for Little Children—new.
Heavily Wear# the Day—new.
Thinking of Thee— new Ballad.
What Khali 1 call Thee—roeal duett. . tr .
PoLiaa—Zig aaff, City of Glasgow, Louis hepolwm, Hat*
Ue, Children* Delight, Uopresumlug, ote., etc* and a gene*
1 rml erleeUcn of th# moat fashionable taurio of the day.
40* No. 101 THIRD street.
Steamboat*, Aboy l
_ Tub subscribers tender tholrackoow*#s*
! JS&Aedffmfnis for the toon bestowed uponVA*.
by their Steamboat friend*, and ftp
woald respectfully remind them and other# Interest- 1
«1 in building boat#, that they aro at all time* prepared to
furnish, on tbo taort reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chair# of the best material an J work
manship. T. B. YOUNG A CO.
Cornor Third and Smlthficld streets,
Jyl2, ’63 opposite “Brown*# Motel”
KEW MUSIC STORE —lhe subscribers hare opened at
No. 83 Fourth street, a choleo collection of music ana
musical instruments, Italian and German ftrings, moos,
by U. Braid, of Paris, and Mr. Arnold; Flutes; by st. buler,
Frankfort, A. Ua Clarionets, do. All kind* of bnm laatro
menta from the best French manufactories, all of which wo
Offer to the public on more liberal terms, feeling confident
that wo can render entire satisfaction. „ .
U. 80HR0KDKR A 00, No 83 Fourth «t
n Bchroeder and 0. Anton will giro Instruction* on the
piano, violin aud guitar. * e P*3
YaluabUßare Garden Beads, &e.
GONSIBTING in part of tho celebrated Btowel or Ever
green Sugar Com, Old Colony Sugar Com, Wrinkled
gugar Feasor various improved varieties, Blue Imperial,
Blue Prussian and Marrowfats do. Beans, Onions, Radish,
Parsnip* Cucumber and Mellons of the finest and most ap
proved sorts, Field Carrots,Turnips and Sugar Beets for thn
dairyman and formers. A rich collection of flower seeds;
Lawn Grass Seed* and a full and complete assortment of
Garden and Fanmngiraplcmentsof the latcstimprovemonts,
Monthly Vabenas, Roses, Ileliterops, and fine blooming
plants for the yard, Garden or Lawns, by the dozen or 100
* t Order?ftom Merchants. IValers or others filled promptly
on liberal terms, from the Seed and Horticultural wnro
! housollSFifthrireet,by lapriTT] JAMES WARDROP.
SOHDBIE3— Cigars, pipes, pipe beads, spices, chocolate,
blooms,- buckets, tubs, bed coids, twine, ropes, cotton
batting, carpet chain, rogs, hemp Bid cotton, brushes, es
tract of coffee, blacking, soloratus, white and rod Iced, mod
deT, copperas, alum, indigo, logwood, camwood, powder,
shot,lid,wash-boards, starch, rarke, demijohns, Jugs, tor,
cheese, dairy salt, sordines, aieohot, turpentine, snuff, cut
onddry.tobacco, *e„ 4c, in jtoroond
iec22 Ml and 223 liberty ot.
err COliNf HOT CORNU HOT CORNU I—Hot Com:
life Scenes la Now York Dlußtratcd-inclading tho
Stott of little Italy, Madallna tbo ragplcWa daughter,
WJld Mangle, Ac. With original designs, engraved by N.
Ore: ' By Solon Roblpson.
«JBid that welcome
TmcbeomestopnnUbuP.”
• “A beggar** book ontwortb’a a noble a blood.
<■ Or crery iaordinato cop beware;
Or drink, atid witb It roisett Bbajre^*
VariolaW ' B. T. C. MORGAN,
d«l3 • ?04 Wood street
mouACCO—i6O boxesoudhalf toxctSfiVt, & j b “££
HOT CORN! UOT BMpfe|ost,ro-
lad for Ml. by B-
PoartH st
• • ■ »■ ..••■
To Druggists & Merchants thronghout tie Union.
D. B. BPCUIIOVOH, |
. aahofaoto»eh as»• nsAir.n J-sI
PAINTS, OILS, <s'e,,
i Tfo. lil Mnld«ii Lui(>, NISW VOBK,I
RESPECTFULLY incites the attention of-Druggista and j
Merchant* throughout the Union to his largo and ex* I
tcimiveasssttmchtof PAINTS,OILB, Ac., of the REST and I
PUREST QUALITIES, which ho offers for sale bu very ]
moderate terms, both tocaeh and cloeo-Ume buyers.; Below |
are enumerated some of the leading articles; |
• ‘ WHITE LEAD, in oil* In kegs of 25 to 600 lbs. |
BLACK PAINT, YELLOW OCHRE, VKN.RED, in ML !
PATENT-DRYER, SPANISH BROWN,; TJSTRA, DE Sl* I
ENNA, in oIL
UMBER; CHROME, IMPERIAL, AND ARSENICAL I
GREENS, in oil. 1
PRUSSIAN BLUE,CHROME YELLOW and VEBDIORIS,
dry and in oil. • I
VARNISHES of all kinds. , ■■: ■; - 1
■ RAW and BOILED LINSEED OIL, PUTTY* WHITING
CIIALK, LAMPBLACK. ; ; .
AM. and ENGLISH YEN'. RED, CHROME RED and:YEL*
: LOWi dry and in oil. "
: INDIA RED, RED LEAD and LITHARGE,dry.;
STONE, FRENCH, and AMERICAN OCHRE,dry. .. -.
CHROME, PARIS and BRUNSWICK GREEN, dry and in
oil. ■ ■ ... ■ • ■ • . I
FRENCH and AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS. ]
- Dragglstaandothersi&w&ntof anyoftheflboTe mention.* i
ed articles,' will find it to their Interests to call, as our [acilfr’ i
ties for nmnufacturinghhdp'txfchaMng.'aod'oureXp-efluace:
In the burfnot'fcglve us advantages In selling over most of
therein thesameline. D<U. SDCuLLOUQH,
- taySltfm »141 Mslden Lane, New York. .
P APB It W AR E HO V SB*
. Cyras W< JTteld ft Co.* I
GOMMIBSXON MERCHANTS, No. 11 Cliff Street, New.
York, aro SOLE AGENTS in the United States for , |
Muroratt’s Superior Bleaching Powder- . I
Victoria Milts Celebrated Writing Papers. I
. Russell Mills Superior / ■ “ i* I
Genoeses Mill* Superior Printing • ** |
ItowUn* ABons*:.EnglbhTfosu* • ■" 1
First uuaUty French Ultramarine. ]
They are uso Agents fur thdPrtncipal Paper Manufoctu* I
ren In this eountiy,-and offer :ftir sale by far the. most ex*
tensive aud desirable stock of Paper and PaperManufnctu*
rets r fuatcriale that can be found in this or any other
country. •• •
They occupy the large and commodious Warehouse*, No.
11 Cliff struct, No. 6S Cliff street, No. 164 Christopher street,
anil the Lofts over the large Iron Stores, 7 and 9 Cliff street.
Their business is strictly Wholesale, and Writing Papers
are sold by the Case only. . . I
Their extraordinary facilities:enable them -to offer all;
Goods, both foreign and Domestic, at tb» lowest possible,
prices. ...j-..- ]
Paper made to order, any Sise or weight. liberal advan
eei mad* on consignments of Paper, Paper Hsken* Stock
and other merchandise.
The highest market prica paid in CASH for all kinds of
Bags 1 margfrirm
Bradbury's Piano and htalodoon Warcrooms, I
NO 433 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 1
f7IU»I enlarging my Warerooms, I am enabled to keep a 1
A. much exttiee assortment of Instruments than berato* |
Sure. All Pianos furuisbod sroof an elastic touch, and ur an 1
even quality, and deep, full, rich and purely t»euJ tom*,|
quaJJUe* most desirable, Inasmuch as the vok© vll 1 asstao |
late to ibetouacf the instrument. All my Instruments are |
fully warranted* a guarantee accompanies every bill of sale. 1
and are sold as low Mean be purchased dsowhou. Second I
hand Pisow at all prices. ' |
fiar* A .V«> /rrrrntoJV—Tb* Organ Mdodeen, with too
&RU cf the only tiling of the kind in the country,]
I avlng too stops, eci*y*r, swell draw stops, Ac., a sweet and j
powerfal Instrument, pronounced by Organists to be supe
rior for churches or Organ practice to the medium tlzwl Or*
gans, prhw $2OO. Also, the Comm eta MeiMrsm, cf all styles
and prices. Bdngthe exclutlre Agent for tho<e In«tru
menlstOrden ore solicited, Tbeusaaldlseount madetothe
trade, and 10 per cent, to clergymen purchasing for thor
own use. SLG, BRADBURY,
tnarl& ly 423 Bmadwar, New York,
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE,
,v*. 173 cnr.xrxcr i*rnß&T %
lOrroaiTt Irm*vsy»a?r* iUuul
1 PhltatJelpßla.
FTJBHXTOBE, 13 EVEEtisiYlB!
Antique,
with iralpture Carving and modern stjlo;
In Rosewood, Walunt, 7Jab.^any,f l alluwona and Mails;
of superior coostrucnse, and Cnlrhcd In the
best Ji* t riual to,iS*6ovcxwUlrg In qua!-
Ry, tl>« Guoda t<f any EetoL’ifb*
menthi LheUmtMFUitca
I EMPLOYING no* p but •spoTienoiilwotboen, (sppren* j
*j tires bring pc*UlTelyrxeluded,)aod.u p iDg thencuma* j
tertals, tbe work caun t foil to giro «Hl>fo*tfou to pur j
el aaer*. the rnvoy *.lr»ntat**s offcml to pur-j
ehaaerr.l* the of iMmithlng a ID.Use, rub*-? in elf*
nntor plain MtH, ct ">| .rto yI: mi e*tatlbk&iml* by |
■wLWi ci--c« nl' to ea*h n*.m r*m*«ip<ind in
ttcun »tcnkn»fc-*s* >n hftQd,
7/rtcq to t-tioO* 1u d.-xlift. CTiablra tiurc’uucr* tv pl««
tbr‘,r u-iu? in a h’lvtin,, wßboat the £tl«y ncrcwarUyi
djh.*] tu r rd,fb e * * r ' sore. '
Trj gi»r an i i«*s «.f tl • tiiubed on rsnd, I ne*a
only inf tin v»>a my to*.n*arwl7Sf«*tiots, by 27 Owt
wUe,foorD*xT*lo cuubsrs with fUnpe
cIm.I ?o rut’ y vtoih 1* a gnaraDice lh>t tbs
work t» all oan Itatr.nlUu*
l» a*! done in the fimre. and I'urnilore
warranird to '•arrj eaMy *ny4«u»e» \bdcrs to ibh*
drlpbla arc tcp-cito.l* iat pun baser* or
to tall *nl cvHta*»*e G au2s ly
WAT< UKS, JKWELUY,
jaa SILVfcH it tilt, tin utrft, C. *fc% l*apfcrM«h«
Owl*, Drrv i jf Ca*««*, Vi r'u-/ Ua*)w,
t*c\ i>r-an» tiljwwit, CuUlcrr. Jfiae *Ji)
C-fia?*:.! X>rr*iec*tcu*» *Ov—T* e unJt'rt'jfnod
brtpwCruUity tn lavueU »«UiU tfciUttn# «jit«tranrfr»,
wbcO era* purrhowrsi. r c w U>fi* C3fl?uiJjrrnt
ttrsrk, fctittnjrf U U' ktisM .u *«H* »n»l rtehttwa,
any «iLrt l« »Mi»c*wit»Uy Tb*y IWI *ar, U»i»
jvf'o'iaJlr «*>« U»* B**rf*atthr litMvnt&rtoriwln Europe
•o*l iJrir t'«n iuaati£»ctt>rtr* of ,Jr»e»rv, tHttrllarf,«r
bffp, «Ti»l lhr.A tn to prirtA mhJ qaalt
ticßf atU p%3fa*ci M «ttQfcotbe c£
fcml by asy oifler I‘rvno la Ums tttJe.
ifcit'-at* rcoJ.* po i*Artfully partwi »»to go eafeJy »ny 4ls»
Uar*» sn'l \>r almo#: any wnteyaccap.
VSLclttmi* tod n!*Q.
CANFIELD, BROTHER ft CO.
2 1) lialUn.jxe itrtrt, tfirmr af OiArlo,
Raßiracra.
OKOKUKHTVHOfiI!
tftut juwcjscrtmxi a? m iMraovxn
SPIRAL SPIUSO BAITRBSS
Si IP. Cor, Jjclumorf and Srtdtrxck 4(retU t Sol*
timorf, and JVb. OU IVafauf if,, Philadelphia,
r n k ?il vr.it mldau awaupkk viz i—
* AvuuMxlfomiYßtNtfV.iorit;
Dr > Psusaus ilutataphM;
I ilaarvvvu I s*tmm, U&Uim no.
f|MM peculiar inijiroteuicul 1q ih* coDstrucUcu of thli
1 Uattre** U.tlwt bU tho ctemiyy C*ui Afcry idboJc*
iYaAME«/rl‘i>» entirely disproved wlUi,au<t t’J place rap
t>U«t by * lighter and much more durable fr&m*. The
arf> ell by harness leather hinge*, secure
ly tiu.tta),Tf&4tTlajt It iiopvlbJo fbr ffrio,?le spring to
falld ms or g't-oatof flare, end Liable? a ltcd an elastic
lhaiany {•‘t it may bo raiUed «r Lent up* **-< i« ihuiadmlm.
bly fitted to the wants of the nick or a. 'hmeUc, who may re
quire a sitting posture It baaattthsluxurionSKoftnessof
the Wt feather bed, vlttftho UsbtDcra anj incUuyof hand
ling of the common hair mattress.
Tlmso improved hpriu«ll«l* are Invamblv made of tha
materials, and will last many yearn without repairs.
Parous having Unir Mattrartt can have them altered la
to Boring Beds.
These llods arewell adapted for Hotels, bet lbs of Ehlps,
Siewnlwats and Hospital* . .. _
ALSO* au extetuive assortment ofhlghry ornamented, (la
enamel,; and plain finished GAbT IKON KtJRNITHUK,cou*
(dating in part of Bedsteads |lat and Oaat I lacks. Cane and
Umbrella glands* Centre, I’lcr and Side Table* wUb marble
tors, Oardon Chairs, Settee*, etc, etc.
Animal*,aucb as Lions, Lambs, Poga, ln Iron, as
well as the models In IVood.furnUhod at abort notice.
doctGly
COMMISSION AND FOHWAUDB.O MUICQANT, I
No. S 3 Coumanat, ncunr Vik> Stilus*, I
St. Loatii Bio., j
CONSIGNMENTS tißdCoinmlMlona»lUireot«lth prompt
and personal attention, and Übc.al aitrana; will l»l
?lrea when required, on Consignments or Dills of Lotting, |
j) jQJUf. I
Order* for the purchase of Lead,Grain, Hemp and other)
produce, vlll be promptly filled at tbetowcst market prices, j
The Receiving and Forwarding of Mcrchnndlxe and Pro*)
duco will meet with especial core and dlupalcb; thfl lowest |
rates of Freight vlU«iva>»bti procured, and the expend* |
of Bloragenud Drayoge as much os posalblo avoided. j
BEFtftBXCM. , . [
Page ft Bacon, fit. Louis; Ellis ft Morton, Cincinnati; [
Charles*, Blow ft Co., do; Strader ft Gorman, do;
Chouteau ft Valle, do; Uosaa ft Fnuer, do;
Loan, Kins 4 Co- do; Springer ft Whiteman, do;
J.W.Butl«rftßro.,PlUsbb; li.O Gooodmnn A 00, dd;
D. Leech A Co- do; E.ftC«larnaU4Co.,Pbllada;
Wm. Holmes AOo* do; Morgan,J.M.BUckAMorgan:
Blow ft March, Now York. U.U.ComcKys, do;.
Frost ft Forrest, . do; Shlelilaft Miller, do;
Charles A.Meigs, do; Joslab Loe ft Co, Baltimore.
A. Q.FarwoUA Co .Boston; Abraham J. Colo, do;
Howard, Bon ft Co, do; V, B. Reynolds, Louisville;
n. L. Newcomb ft Bro., do;
T.O.TwiehoUftCo.,Commission Merchants, New Orleans*
«j: have an open Policy of Insurance, which will covqr
nli shipments to my address, when advised by letter por
mall.or when endorsed on bill* of lading befbro, or at the
tlmo of shipment. JQBEi’H MOG RIDGE, '
nQgg BL Louis. Missouri.
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PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE 3. HENKEL’S
BALTIMORE.
ST. LOUIS.
JOSEPH nOQRIDQK,
BNTERPRISE WORKS, 1
RO. 136 WOOD BTEirr.T ELD DOOE DXLOW YIMIK AUtT. I
BO )rk d TETLEY. _|
yf-fEZTESSSgSft XMfORTERS and manufacturers of 1
BtmOIOAL AND RENTAL I
EMfC& INSTRUMENTS, RIP LB S, fto. We
fp? hoop a general assortment of the above
*** article* oonstantly on hand; togother
with a general variety ofFaney Hardware. Also, Guns, Vlfr*
tola and Revolvers, Flasks, Horns, Shot Bolts, Caps, Powder,
Lead and Bullets; liowio, Dirk, Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors nn ll Hair Dressers* Bboard; Pocket Scissors, fto.— ]
Also, Trusses and Supporters. 1
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
lUFLE3I—We ara making Rlttes of every description, to
order, of the best moterial, and workmanship warranwal--
Orders rewired for thorn «t Wholeralo or lUhdl. ho fln
od with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholewle
prices. ... ■ .. ■
flitiiittflr OlTto Remove* 1
J^hTpS.^tfc^ S "o t rL&r t » ™a
SSSJISSS E3£5 I SB£*
MMkSatrect. wfiEh ho Jntonda «»ng with an entirely
now stock The publlo are TCspoctfiiUy Invited to call and
SSSSfcb prcwSt primeval unatuaßy great bargain,
Tilth stroet-ana liberty~
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.
EOUTY-OKE BUIKDOU I,OTO
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Two Xargo Briofe Dwelling Houfifla for Bale.
ft «H£> sabscjlbernow offers tho foliowingdealrable proper
,-J_ ty.for. sale, sltuato ia tho Seventh Word, and. bat ten
minutes Walk from the Court House. • ■■■.
ONE LARGE BRICK: HOUSE/ with nine*apartments,
situated On the comer of Colwell and Hiller streets. Also,
ONE LARGE TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSE, with elghl
aparfmente,6ltaated on Reed street Eight Building Lots
on- Colwelbstrect; J ton Building Lots on Reed street;
t wan tyr three Building Lots on Miller sheet This property
is Tory conveniently situated, and will be very desirable ■
iof private residences.
Tho above property, If not sold previous to tho mlddlo of
Her, }Bs4j will be put up at Public Auction. v. •
. Tcny*One-fifth cun;.the balance in ten. years, with
annual payments; Tor further particulars, enquire of-the
subscriber; - 1 .JACOB TOMER, •
.... sepl3'6m] • > Corner Colwell and Miller sts.,,7th Ward; .
k LOT OT GROUND In Hogg's Plan of Lots In the Third.
jGS. Word of the City of Pittsburgh, near High street, and
bdng 29 feetfront on Pennsylvo&Ta Avenue, and running
back 117 feet The property trill bo sold; dear of uli locum*,
bronco, except an annual ground rent of one hundred an d
sixty.flvodollars,to which itia nowsubjoct. Ontheproper
ty are seven good TENEMENTS—five brick and two frame
—all two stories high, and rentlng for aboptfiiehandred
dollars annually. ■ ■ ■
Price, $1200; $660 cash, and $OOO In 6 months—by good
endorsed paper. ~ WM. O. FRIEND, ...
1 Jsl2:tr . Attorney at Law, No. 126 Fourth street.
COAL LAND EOli SALK—2S Acres of Land, with o vein
of Opal 4J£ fcetthlck, with alcrwor vein of 2 feet; only
18Inches betwuen tho two. The Landis a'good soil, andl6
Acres In cultivation. A.gobd IhielUn#-House, Eruit Trees,
good water and timber* Tho Land is suitable for Garden
ing purposes; situate about 4 miles from ibe city; .a short
distance from tbo Lrownsvillo Plankßoad.' •
7 S..<3CTHRiJRT’A : SON,
General Commission Ag'ts, 140 Third st. '•
. , . •. Fox.Sale*
Im SELTj my unexpircd lease (fourteen years) of &
• Lot, situate'.on O’Hara attest end- Spring eUey, in the
litth 'Word—to ft fronting on O’llara street, and. running
back. 100 ft. on Spring alley, on.which is erected a four
storied Brick House, *0 ft. square, with a frame, two stories,
GO ft. on Spring alley, well calculated-to carry on any
branch of manufacturing business. • Being engaged Inman
ufactunng In tfco country, I offer the above for sale. In
quire at No. 425 Liberty street,
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FAKSI KOII SALC.
THE subscriberoffers at private solo & SMALL FARM,
.containing.SlXTY ACRES, sitnatud if* Franklin town*
ship, Allegheny county; -with about fifty acres cleared and
In o good state of cultivation ;a Rood young Orchard,of
the best kind of fruit, a good Log Moose and Kitchen, and
a Log Bam; about ten miles from Pittsburgh, and about
four miles from Perrysrii!*.
For further particular*, ♦ nqulre of WILLIAM GRAHAM
in Bewickleyrllle, or to the subscriber,’ on the premises. <
doHO . HUGH XEHIX*
BOLD, DBTVEE! IOCOBOTIVB AHEAD!!
Heal Hitato Farm for Sale.
fVtll* subscriber js authcjUod to «eU.2&4 ACRES OF
f LA?*l>, situated in Yeraallles Town.shlpj Allegheny
County, Pennsvlvania, lying back of McKeesport,- known
aalheWbltwoak Flats,and in alsbtof the proposed Station
on theQcuaellsvUlo Railroad. Improvement aa-fallows r
A Square Log House, 20 by £n feet, two stones }dk:b; and
Square Log Baft* CO by CO feet—both new nnd in goGd
order; tw fine young Orcbarda,;best grafted fruit* jurt
eomorarjDß to tvar. There i* 90 to 100 Acres cleared and
in a high state of cultivation, an! ttmbalance is welt Bet
with wbitooak timber of tbO first order. TbisLandlswell
calculated for a Stack Farm, being very level* and the soil
of an excellent quality for grass growing, and; bring well
water*!, hating some twelve or fourteen- nevcr-Zaliing
I apriu.pi of excellent water thereon. This Land bos fodlitto
| rarely met- with, being within half a joilo of tba. YoogU.
river, and one mile orMonc agahela.and almost on the line
of tho Counellavßla Railroad; and. is supposed to contain
an Inexhaustible tied of IRON ORB. This Land would not
be in the market, only that the owner Is about to remove to
tho Far West. Terms easy, and price moderate. For far
ther particulars, enquire of tV, J. REYNOLD?, at Lorenz*
Glass Works, or of TAMES 0. RICHEY;
deriXky Baal EaUtcAgent,ntthii» office,.
JO&IG'A Wcefc».'s3~
/~kKE DOLL Ml AND A QUARTER A WEEK will pro
V* cum a i A rgo LOT OF OHO USD. Eloren Building Lotju
within twenty minutes walk of the city, in a pleasant and
healthy locution, will bo sold ats2ooeach—sloin hand;
balance at $5 p**r month, Each m>t Is &0 feet front by I£4
dwp, fronting cn two street*, Several familieahavi; already
ftTaiial themselves of this favorable opportunllv of procu
ring a homo, and wearolodocwU to offer eleven more, which
will jTObably be the la«t. at lbe above t*rnuL
JoCT S.CUTHUKRT A'SO.Y, 140 Third st.
For sale, :
A SMALL FARM, situate In Lower St Clair Township,
about <m» mile from the Borough of Birmingham, con*
taining SIXTY ACHES, more or less. It Li all cleared, and
under etiltfvatiaa. For further particulars apply to
iaSlrtr Ijr. SYMMEH, Blrthicghttm.- :
Ten Acres for is ale •
lUK eobscrtber eEm Cor *»te Tea Acre* of Load, near
the rtadleaea of Her, Dt. Campbell, in Manchester,. alt
of ii fn iho bl{ihe*t *talo of colllTatlon. >car COO
bearing apple, peach, plum nn4 pear irr.-ea l all of’tfhtrtffrrd'
Crafted ed IbS'tct; also, about three acres of-eine*
yards of the l#»t quality cf jfraptw: tho other lmprore
meats are teas Dwelling Houses end vui-bouw*; one of tho
duelling* U new, not having been yet occupied. The pro*
pert from ibl» place U among the most extensile and beau*
Viful in tie country. It U abundantly supplied with fine
ncre; tailing springs Apply to Sir. Craft, on tbo premise*,
erta JAME 3 OLAXIXY,
EitAio OCW, cor. Bercntb ami SmithCeld ats.
& An cxteoiire variety of Grape \lecs fcr. rale.. Ap
>ly asaboris d»clO
For Ueuti
"T'Otnt OFFICES, <m tb* (ucood fioorcf tio Pwst Build.
.1? entrance from ‘Wood street—suitable IbrAttor
n*S*y lnttiranro Offices, Ac* Ennui real tbs oUteoofthe
«uWrtb*rMlr*t floor tfaiSJ PATRICKS A PIUBND.
SiinT— CO fce£a assorted, from Na Ito No, 7, In store and
for ralo_br fjat*] LEECH. U*AU»IN A CO,
William Carr& Co.,
(Wa. Car*latnaf the firm of J: P*s.K£aACo..V u
WHOLES ILK OKOCEUS and Duller# In Forritjn Wines
and DraedJfsOld Mtmonttaiirlannd licetined Whl*i
key, No. 32i Commercial Ho*, Liberty street, PUt*bor»hj
Pa* ■ ; y • :: •■ ■v . • ; :~. •- v A*'-, ;•; Ja&y
A I£K‘& CH KiUIY PECTORAL—A' supply of this celN
fcrated Cough M'dlciop just reccirevl by
f*w jos. Fleming. -
GUMSTMAS AND UOUDAV IWOKS, at D\Vi6o\’B
BOOK STORE,« MARKET street. near Fourth.—'Thd
subtcritarbaring now opened hi* Holiday Book*, -would
lari to attention to bl* largo assortment of -JUVENILE and
other BOOKS suitable to the season. Tho ln*
dudcit..ChU(lreo** Uooka Or all age* and putt**; English
t:\%ssiitt, Ift splendid eablnothlftdinz; the most elegant edi
tion* of pocket,.family and pulpit Bible*; superbly Illus
trated English, works: and Prayer Book* and Wbltt Id Tel*
vel,wUh gold and alirer ornament*. That ho tnavharo
thtplcasdr* of glrlog great «*r satisfaction to friends and
customer?, be solicits earlyealjs.
deet2
Talcfl Notice* '
I HAVE placed my Books tod Atvountaln thohandsof
James C. Breast, Ksq ,frr settlement, and I earnestly
hop© that *ll who arc indtibted for subscriptions to the Daily
and Weekly Post, or for Adfrril-lng and Job Printing, will
pav Bp as speedily iu» posdbl*. Mr/Richer l* alreonthor
is*l to settle the account* of tlio firm of Zlanm A Tutton,
and lUartn & Pmuirs. , L. IIARPF.IL
JOrtN LAYTON.
1?. It—Mr. lUcbey will be frond at the office of thn Powt,
where the ttankw still remain. ■• :. •. ■ ■.■ :■. fjalt
All kind* oTgoliamlybu and banknotes
bought, sold and eratanjrod by .
oc29] A. WILKINS A CO M Bankers,
IJnKcdßtfctrs BanVHQlUjniir.No.7l Fourth *L, Pittsburgh.
JWABDROP’3 SEED STORE is now replete with wirly
• Seeds, f*r the het bed*; Pruning Instrument*, forthe
orchard, com stalk and straw cutters, and. every thing of
interest to the £»tmer, gardener or amateur.
Order* from dealers and merchants filled promptly, on
liberal terms. Jal4 ,
For Sale or To Let.
XWILL SELL OR KENT my property In Manchester,
consisting of a short aero of Ground, upon which am
eroded two Frame House*, one containing eight and the
other four room*; Stabling, Carriage, Wood and. Coal
Houses, and a fine assortment ofFruit. This property is
very pleasantly situated near the Ohio River. The build*
logs are shaded by trees, and near the Omnibus station; I
will malt all or a portion of my Furniture, and would prefer
retaining possession until Ist of May. Apply to
fefcfl IT. LEMM Liberty street
luatraoltona In Muolc, modern Languages
Drawing aud Painting. -
|\HOP. VF. W. BCSCQ, baring-locate* himself In this
city, vrlUgira instructions onlho Piano and Guitar; iu
4hd French German, Spanish and Italian languages -..Draw*
ing and Painting, (in water oil). Any communication. left
at Mr, HLEIIBU’S Musld Store, or attbodrugstaro of B.
will receive prompt attention. .
RarenKtcta: ..
I ' lion. IS. Evorctt, Boston, : Dr. Israel, Pittsburgh,
Uorr. Julius Rockwell. Mas*., Jeff. D. Stewart,- do.y
Her. Dr. Forrla, New York, Boy. Cyrus Wart, d 0.,;
[ frMUf Jap. 11. Hopkins, do.
"' . Notice*' .'
A LL PERSONS knowing themselves Indebted to the sub
scrlber, will please make, payment befbretho 15th of
February, as after that data, all uup&ld accounts will bo
left with AVI. M’Mnstcr for collection. .
F.S —As lam closingup my business and expect to leave
the city before the first of March, I hope tho above request
will with. JOHN FORSYTH
• fobO " ; No. 34 Market street-
WATER—A Creihsupply;W«lvea.by ;
f„i,7 .. , JOS. FLEMING-
XTJ&.WMUSIG —Tho bocUl Orchestra—For.flute or violin
1\ —comprising a collection of.popular.melodics, ar
ranged as solou, duetts, trios, and quartettes, by S.
C. Foster; price $l. _ .
' Four Bongs by W. Vincent WMlae©— Representing the
reasons, with beautiful lithograph tltlcß-rSpring,
Bummfir, Autumn and Winter? each 60 cents. .
L’Artdu Chant applique au Pisno—Thalbotg,' 75 cants
Funeral March—Composed as fk rinccrotrtofito of respect
to tho memory of the late Jonas Chichering, by.iW.
R. Babcock, with illustrated title, and a comet like
ness of tho late Mr. Chlckering ; ■ price 75 cents. 1 -•; .
Arrayed in Clouds of Golden LTghbr*uett; 13 coots. , .
\ Mare Festival Bchottlsch, by. W. V. Wallace;. WcentSi
Opera of Noroia, complete; with Italian and Engihh
words, $3. ' ■■•'-■•'v : " l -
33cents.:,
(Justrecrired by Expross'.) . .....
A new lot or <‘Chhkorlug , B Pianotf'mo nowon the tray,
to arrive this week. • . JOHN IT. MELLQE,. •
| ■■h .• .< • «: 81 Wood street.;
SOUTH PITTSBURGH PROPKRTTFOR SALE.—SIOOO
for a new Frame DWELLING HOUBE: With Arp rooms,
and alargn lototOO footfronton thofirownsvUloroad,near
tin toll-gate! alarse stable,' onfcovod, Ac. The Loose Is
■well papered, and will be sold on easy Mims'. -Peach, Apple
and Plums trees. Also, a nCatOottege House for SBWVycry
pleasantly situated, with a fine garden,.fruit trees, spring,
spring-house,4c. Termsoassv-" '
■ S, CUTHBEaT & SOK> - :
140 Third street..
A JBASKMENT BOOM in o good > locution. ; Tho man i*
XjL. tiro-thirds übovo ground, dry, Well finished aua won
lighted I{ Is 1(T feet by SO In size, Enquire at the ofljj* p*
the-Morning Post ' feMij
PATAB3XUM—WDa, Jhr«ah>-Jby <
4J. ftblO • Ef,BMINQ BBOS.!
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For Sol e.
EDWARD FADER.
JOHN S. DAVISON,
05 Market. near Fourth Sfrrot.
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MEDICAL.
. ©E&FroSSjSS,
PARTIAL OR TOTAL,
SNTXBXXV XUSSffOTCBS.
DR.ALSOPHEET begs-to call tho attention of those
suUotiog from a total or partial loss of the hearing, to
thti fbllQwingTacts; " lie Wats, dlseaS&s 'pf; the middle 6* ;
Internal Ear with ■ - •
.MEDICATED DOUCHES.
-Bach pads practised in the Infirmaries ofßcriio, Leipsic,
Brussels. Hamburg, and EL Petersburg, and lately by. th**
most distinguished London -Aurists, witti: tho most won*
derful success; indeedy itis theoDly method that has been
uniformly successful.. Tho best proof of tbo efficacy of tho
treatment wIU boo referenbe to noariy.- v .v
NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Ilefidcntfl of tho United States, Canada, Netr -Brunswick,
and Nova Scotia, who have been restored to Acuti Hearing,
and not a single, solitary casoj to our knowledge, did we
full to effect either a partial or total restoration of the
Hearing, when our advice and Instructions were faith*
•folly and’ punctually adhered to. Many who could not
hear tbo. report of a pistol at arm’s length, can how hear a
watch heal at the distance of four IfeeL
; In cases of mucous accumulation'ln-the.-Eustachian
Tubo and Tympanum, Inflammation of tho Mucus .Mem*
brane, Nervous Affections,DlseariSs of the Membrans Tym
puni, commonly called the ‘•Drum,” or when the disease
can bo traced to tho effects of Fever, Colds, tbo u/eof Qui
nine, Mercurial Medicines. Gathering in the Ears in child
hood, Ac., ,Dr. Adsophert’fl treatment stands .pro. eminent.
Where tho Auditory Canal is dry and scaly, with" little or
no secretion, when the deafness !* accompanletkwith noises
in the Ear, like falling water, chirping of insects, ringing of
bells, rugdJng.of leaves, continual pulsations, discharge or
matter, or when, In stooping, a Bousalion is felt naif a rush
Of blood to tho head took place, when the'hearing is less
acute in. dull, cloudy.woather,or.when<a cold has been
token, this method of trtattDg the disease is in/oHi&te.
IN DEAF AND DUMB CABES
my experience warrants mo in saying, that If the hearing
was at any timo good, very much can be accomplished. In
> the Deaf end Dnmb School, at Loipeic, auto/, a cats of 14, J
’ iiicc&dtjrin' restoring Jbttr iaadiU Rearing,- .Dr. A.'begf»
respectfully to state, that in those 1 cases hfe undertako&Le
guarantees a successful result complete restoration, or such
a marked improvement as will bo perfectly satisfactory, if
his remedies are faithfully applied and directions adhered to;
Applicants will please state their ago, duration of dl*
sease, If matter issues from the external passage,. if there
ore noises m the Ears, staie.of general health, and what
they suppose to have been tho cause of the drainers/ W ben
the'hearing is restored it .is expected that those incasy
circumstances will par ilboraliy.
• Medicines, Apparatus, Ac r will be sent to any port at my
ownexpense. .
: • Address DR; ALSOPHERT, Dsomrar, Office near
Canal street,.New York- Tedslmd •
Five tkitlars—Omsuttation Tee-. • ■
' • Invalids of Pittsburgh and 'Vicinity,
attention is urgently invited ton careful and can
X did peroral of something that has just been intrti
duced Into the timohnuored Keystone Slate; ' >
PtILVERDIACHER’S
HYDKO-ELECTKIC i
YOLTAIC CHAINS!
A NEW and NOVEL mode of applying a powerful remedial
agnut, 80- constructed as.to;be worn.under-the garmontß,
next to ibeskm, producing ftconstant,-UNJNTEKKUPTED
corront of ELECTRO-MAGNETISM, effecting
• Immediate Relief
From thexnost acute palm and also a permanent cure of al
NEHVODS DISEASES.
It seldom has failed to fprnish almost certain relief, and
a PINA'Lj PKRSIANKNT by being used according
todireCtlooMothefollowing;dEscascej:. ' -v :
; .BhcumatiMn, . ... Uterine Pains, .v,
Gout,'Sciatica, Palpitation of the -
Paralysis, Periodleal-.Headacho,
Painful and Swelled Joints, Bt. VUus*.Bance;
• Neuralgia of the Face,' General Debility,
■Diseascsof tboBplnft,-'Pains'oft ho Chest, .
* Deafness and Blindness, -. . .
ALL DISEASES. . ./'<
That are caused by a deficient amouut of NERVOUS
FLUID, are greatly relieved, i* not permanently cured by
simply wearing the chains for.a few hours each day/- i
Be It Undcrsiood »
That It is not claimed that it cures all diseases, but only
those for which it is recommended; and moreover, we
boldly claim and ' DEFY, that no medicinal agent of ANY
KIND has performed 30 2IANY: CURES during tho last
year, of ihcpo diAftuws just named, as
FULVEEfiIACHEE’SELECTEICCHAIRE.
And to prove this.assertion* we defy any. person to produec
so many WELD AUTHENTICATED CERTIFICATES of
Bcleutitic Phyridatm and intelligent patients as may W
fooudin a p»m phloi of thirty-rix to be had (gnitis)
of the agent in this town. / -. <
The electric Chrins werefirrtintroduced ia Franea In 1850
and’afrer being ftubjftctedib the inoßt.' * V
: Thorough and Rigid Triklf t
By the first medical men iu Voris, they were found to posi
sees strange and marvellous power m relieving palD, where
everappUed, and by tiunr inflae.nco vrero introduced into
the hospltidsof thatdty,and. also secured by retters patent
by the French Govemmeuti • •
: ’They are now Introduced in almost eve# Hospital la
England, Germany, .Austria, Belgium,: ahd-, patented -in
thofio countries, where they haye becotaa the.-.v?.-:.: ;
MOST • rOPCLAJC: CBRATIYR AGEST' IN TTTR WORLD.;
tfrst Introduced into the United States about
one year since, and went fehroogh; tho same t? al as in Eu*:
•rope, and were at once introduced into avery Hospital )D'
New York, whero they are new in daily use, effecting even;
MORE WONDERFUL CURES than hud ever before beeu 1
awarded them. •- ..«
- They are highly rvcooraended by Profs. Valentina Mott,'
Van Bureu. Pmt' and other*, who have published their
views of their power- and value la several the medical
journals m thatdty, and are also in tho. daily practice of*
recommending th»’ir use to patients. A foil accoantof their,
opi&iorr may mao bd fonnd in every pamphlet, and sent tot
i .the addreESofany person in- the fitato by applying;(posti
paid) KEYSER, who is agent for Fittsburgb,.
Pa. Tho chalus can bo scat by mail, with full descriptions
.'lbram;.'. • ' =
Prico of Chains, iff aud $5. : ;.v :|
Physicfans are {>o!iti>lv invited to call and examine tbelr.
construction, and proDonnce upon theirmerita.
..One .'Word Blorato Invalids*
' ? Na'petaon heed fear that - : will hot accomplish just|
what it is claimed they can do, 'and ftU persons who have:
become dUxuaUd: with n odnstant . pouring down of patent;
nostrums (bottled swtil) ora kindly and politely invited tot
give them a trial. • . \ ■■■ i
N-'B. lattfor jrcars and lose none Of ita
eltriric power and on be applied to .either adult er.
hllA' . - ’
• geG.IL BETBERt Ho, 140 comer of Wood street find.
Virgin alley, Pittshurch, wboleßnioand retail agent. Also,
b» J. P. FLEMING, Allegheny City. fdoclflidawfim ,
DU. TKRItELU UHALING OINTMENT unli evre Suit
rheum (Tetter), Chilblain?, Common Bores, Chapped or
Cracked Hands, Bums or Scalds, Cutsor Wcunds,:PiloMn-?
flammation of the BrcosL Bites of Insects, Sore Lips, Piin;
plea on the Vaco, and Breaking Out ana Sores on Children,'
and all Diseases of the Skin, <7Utcter cnd statr than any
otherMedlano. *: > . . - : ♦ :• ;
Foreale by FLEMING BROTHF.RB, and Dr. KEYBKIQ
Wood litreet, Pittsburgh; J. G. SMITH Birmtngham Drug
BUiro; WM. BEIDERT k DR0.,477 Penn street; LORENS
A WIGUTMAN, IHiunsylvanla Glass*Works; Mrs. E;
HOLIES, Tcmperanceville; D. M. CURRY. Allegheny City!
SAMUEL DVEIt, Allegheny City; MTM; SMITH, Lawrcn»s*-
vllle; LUKE JkDAVISON;East :Jhil»rty; -SPANS' & CO, f
SlewatUtowu.;. LEWIS DALZELL A CO., EharpaboTgh;
STEWART LLOYD & CO., lron Works; J. W i
UANNEN,Manchester, •
jy2saUwy' ; -:' s
B. A. FahneitoeU , i Vermlfhgei
HHERE ls evidence that must satisfy every mind that
B. A.’ Fahnestock’s Vcnnlfaro Is thc only article thatj
can bo administered with the certainty of expelling worms;
Eu-trAX, N v . 8-, 23>lSs2< j
Thereby ©erilfrvth&t a child of mine, aged ’threa year?;
had bron-very ill for.a moatb.with a painin tha chest, gonA
eral weakness, and loss of appetite-:. I wa a advised.to try*
Bi A. and,' accordifcgly'bonght o,
hottlo from M.. Naj lor, Druggist, Granville' street*: jEer-
Ing atlmlDhiierudri portion of it he passed, within twenty
four hour*. Two Hundred and Porty-twa Wanns; frota sixj
to twelve inches in length.. The. child, Immediately ,after f
this, had it* -appetite - restore!, and 'soon‘enjoyed perfect
health. Another child, seven yearsold.who had been:
more or less sick'from his birth, took the remainder or tbd‘
boUle, which caused him tppass andßlxty4
two Worms. ‘From, that time to the present, his health haft
l been perfectly goodl and ho-haa thrived as weU ur any,
child-could. : : -.ELIZABETH.B*SH,OIY :
' Sold, wholesale and retail, by all the principal drtggista
and rouutty merchants,throughout therUnitßdßtat«;-_ \
; -janlfl - \ ; '• .. j
- '***&+l. WlLLbepaidtoanypersonwhowillbuy
/S&Ja . a box of Dr TERRBL’B HEALING QINTt
. : MKNT i andtwe U according to directions)
B®[w ifthey wißcall at.mjr officeendsay with
• ' a elcar cbn»d«hce, that it will hot'com*
•
•Jgagßgßt ting, Sore Lips, Bums, and Freezes, Bores
on Children,;And greatly alleviate, fiT'Ooi
. entirely curo.Saltrn.eum, Piles, Inflamma;
tlon'of the Breast,'ffites of'lnsects, Pimples on the Face,
andhUDiaeasescf the Shin, rMONROE TERREL,. I j
' Naogatucfr,Coup.' >
by FLEMING BROTHERS,! and Drt KETSE&,
Wood street, PUtrtrotgb; d.G. SMITH, lUnnioghanu-Mra
B. HOLMESiTcmporancwville; B. 'M. CURRY, Allegheny);
:Wsl BKIUERT& Fennjstreet,;Fittehnrgh; L*>B*
~ENZ & WtGHTMAN, Pennsylvania Gloss .Works; SAM’L ■
DYES; Allegheny t WM.SMITH, Lawren wiville r LTJKB 8..
DAVISON, East. Liberty; SPANG & CO., Stevrartstownt
LEtflS DALZEHL A CO.; Pbarpebdrg; STEWART, LLOYD
A CO.,’ lron. Worka;,-J.7W-HANKKNj Mari*
cheater. iv r . 1
AT single bos of Drt TERREL’S OINTMENT wiy
JN • beep any Blacksmith’s, Farmer's, Bailor’s, or Meehan"
jy> 8 hands, let them chap orcrack, ever eo bad, sound and in
- g6<tf working order all-winter. -*' - A! \I r \‘ •
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELj \> 1
jyffii:d*wy\ / Naugatuck, ConO. ;
Private Diseases.
§• DR, BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, 7 De" :.
votes his entire attention to ah office Practice,
' l HlAhusiness is'mosQy eonfln'ed-to
Yenertal Ditauts, andench painful affections, JOSH
brought onby imprudence, youthful indulgence and excess.;
BjphlUai-SyphUltic Eruptions, Gonorrheo,QleoL Strfetnr*,
DrethrallHßCharges, Impurity of Jlto
'MsoftheVenereitiOigain' Skin Diseases; tfctirbntio Etujk
itionSi Tetter, RingwomyMtsrtuHalD&9a«»>Sotnh3MWeak-'
nesa,-Impotency, Piles. Rheumatiflm. Fetoale Weakness,;
i fhtnproyyinna;iDlßeflfeea-6f‘'the ::: J66itft» i yistula- in
Ann, Nervous Affection** Painajuthe. BpckaodioiUfl,Lrjti'
'tation M the
nrafctioi (six
toofferaksnyanewof *^^ywro*tnn4wl»tth^««hpiit.
Booms, 41; Diamofad aßey.
i moderate. • > . . :*/noy6a£w«ly;
Th HEUMATISM>-rW. Brown’B newly discovered retUrdy
tv for Bheumatten la a speedy and certain Remedy fta
. painful trouble. , I& U6yer fa 0&» •
• Office and private Coußultlrtlbn‘Rdbtoa No. 41 DIAMOND,
Pittsburgh, Petui’a. :) TUeDoctOr la always athomfi.;' A
' marcttfSbdiw. . . • _ • • • '
3‘ • (•
?-v N 2 Drown and Plaid’Flannels;
.-.v l‘ 4o do, : ;.-.vdO .■>••• ;
Received from manuiacturers, and for sale 16w> by,;.. 5
fobll .t ; ■ -XT, LEE, 139. liberty street
-•BENT.'—A Tavm^ef''stand''l&'East
*w. Store D wvlling; na Carsonstjefet, Bit
mlngham-rA'S story Dwelling House on Wylia.Street—,Also
aStoie Eocmon Wylie«6eeti •* r-.^, ; sy- ■•/ v. ‘
; fablO ; : y .S. CPTHBEBTA SOS r Thlrd;gtree^
TTENTDOKY MUSTARD—Constantly,ou hand.and.ffi
1% saioby- " j;a.hutchinbon aco;
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NUMBER 168.
DAILY MORIOTD YOST;
BATURDA? MORNING-"
The'Battle »f"citate,--A'fiff“J;.*JWß«bt<r ,
ortUeTlunolans—A 'XerribleCouflict.
..- A private letter to the Lomlou Times, gives
the following account of the desperato battle be- ,
tween the Turks and Russians at Citate: '
On Friday, the 6th of January, lhe ? Turkish
troops,; under-the orders of Israael Ihichaand
Achmed Pasha, marched to attach thdßussians, ■ ,
who had fortified thcmselvcß in theviihogoof
'tiitate, which is about livehours tnaroh* frokt
Kalefat Tho force of Ismail Pacha, was com
posed of three regiments of regular cavnlry, and
one regiment of Basbi-Bozouks, with six gam. .
Ahmed Pacha was stationed at seme distance :
from lhe village, with somoTeserve troops; con
sisting of fire-battalion, and also six Enns.! The
Russian force in the village consisted of three
battalions of infantry, commanded by : Col, Ron- .
negrade; threo squadrons of hussars, and tiro. '
squadrons of Coßsacks,•‘with Six guDS, - • .
>■ The Tdikiabtroops were; aa wtil.be, seen, ,sn- ~
perior in number the position.of the Hus
sions, who were distributed ill ail the houaoa of
the village, which is of great extent, and wbldh
Is surrounded by a double ditch, Tendered tho
attack extremely-pe«!oußj CpiJiDj t !
sheltered, were enabled, to diieot. n..murderous
fire upon, the Tnrks,‘without the- fatter .beitjg
able to reply to it
In spita of this evident disadvantage, Ishmail
Paßhn gavß'otders • for the attack, and , tbre,w
himself into the village under a shower of,.balls
fired from all tbawindous. .At, first the. Turks
received very eerions injury; bat,' although -this
circumstance’somewhat disorganised ‘-their at
tack, their impetuosity was by no means check
ed;- The greater .portionof the soldiers, who
bad never before been exposed to musketry,
ncverthelesa displayed indomitable courage, ‘
After a desperate'Struggle they attacked the
houses, and foughtharntto iaadiTvitU swordand
bayonet Tho.imoasacro was frightful. •. ,T.he :
Rqaeiana in vain begged for quarter. Tn tho
fetfer of the fight'th'e Tarks'lisfehed to nothing, /
and slaughtered, without pity, dll who fell under
their hands; The Slussulmans of. tbo Crimea,
incorporated with tho,Russian army, in vam ap
pealed to their character of Mussulmans. No
quarter was given to thein'. Gutters‘of blood
ran down the streets from the wholesalo human
slaughter. To add to the horrors of the_ scene,
it may be stated that a nnmberof pigswhichhad
been let loose ; wero seen eating tho dead bodies;
All who could escape the slaughter took refuge
-in a' tedonbt airthchead of tho-Village, and
■ thence recommenced, a.mnrderous;fire'npon .the
Turks, who returpgd it vigorously,.but not with
out receiving cansiddrable injury from, the Rus
sian guns.-;.
" ‘ At: lust 'tbo'enemy, incapable of troy farther ,
struggle; derided on abandoning the entrench
ments;: A number, of Russian troops-; had al
ready evacuated the place, .when -, a..cotonel.of
Turkish cavalry conceived the unfortunate idea
nf endeavoring to oppose ■ their : pnssago.-,-The
Russians, finding themselves: surrounded; and
'.having no omlet for escape; and no resouroobut
Jbo terrible energy derived from, despair,,no
other alternative but to conquer or.'die, recom
menced the fight with desperation, and in ft
vigorous sortie they succeeded in capturing two ,
•guns- It should bosstnted thatiborTurks,,upon
the first success in the entrenchments, commit-:
ted the incredible fault’of not destroying the
enemy's guns. ■ • • 1 1
i While the battle was thus going on-inthdivil- .
lego, twelve battalions of : infantry ol; tbo .Bus- ;
sinn army and a squadron of cavalry, with six
teen pieces of cannoni were brought to thesqsTst--
nnce of the beseiged, ahdattempted to placo the
•Turks between two fires. • Information: of’this ■
was given to Ahmed Pacbap, who; by:a,skilful
manoeuvre, directed bis-soldiers to, the point, An
order tu prsvent-the-dniitioi*-wHh:- the- beseiged.
■troops?’ Eor.-this .-movement, ho toado use fif
three of his reserved: battalions.'i';-
Tbendvantage of ;tbe position was n'ow on. tho ’
side of the Turks, who were, on ground which
Bloped towards the Russians; hut the latter were
in three times: greater number tbafitho Turks.
In spito of this:inequality;however, the'RussiasS -
were entirely beaten, and fled la the greatestdis- ,
order. They were completely routed—a fact
i cunstitnting'a feat of arms "on thoipartof the
Turks' which docs groat honor tq'th'em; and es
tablishes another
sians cannot cope with Turkish; troops in equal ,
.numbers to ..themselves.in' open field,and that ;
they can only hope for nny success when, they
have ft much more powerful force than their
enemy. ' Their losses in these two simultaneous.
:affairsamountdonearlyA,ooo men,umongwhom ..
Vare Included SCt Buperior /officers. The .Turks
had about 300 killed and 890 wounded,who were
sent to the hospitals at. Widdin,’ and of whom, It
is,hoped;; the greatetipary jnay, be-oaved. . ,_
. According to the .opinion of some European
officers, now at Widdin, this affair is a most glori
bua one for the Turks, find, if nbt productive' df :
afiymateriat resulty Will at least ' .prove of -great
•moral advantage; to-them.;•. : ■
■ On the next day. the Russians attempted tp.rc
oncupy the Tcdoubt from: which they had been .
driven in the night, but ■ the appearance of ' sotno
•Turkish 'battalions-discouraged them Ifromltho .
attempt, and. they heat aretreat.. - - / . . r
. .At the time of the attack upon the village, tbo
Turkish Hiildicrs.paTticnlariy theßasbi-B.azouks,
committed the fault of Stopping! 6 pUln'ge beforo
•being .entirely: assured; bC victofyj'abdihy'; this
: means, in despoiling thodeofi, Obtained.some tri
fUngarticlca, mucb .to the., prejudice, of-the gen- .
ernl. interest. Jtisto bo regretted that it, has
hot been poaribie to ’derivo . ell the' advantage
from this affair- <T'i.Tr,chit ’.r'RUScoptiblo, at
least so fur as regards:material Lcucfit j bnt, ; as
far as regarus-the moral effect, there, is noticing
to desire. ‘
* Ismail Peoha fought like a lion, and more use
‘a soldier than a- general.-'/He had-two horses
: killed. - finder, him. -He;; was with .two
balls-—one on.the shonlder, ami another on. the
wrißt.; A third ball, struck, the seabhard of his
aword. ■■ '
; The Turks look froto lho field' of -hattle}; bo
.•sides anumber of harses; a greatmany muskets, :
!, sabres,, Bchakcs, cpaulcttea arid iie-corations, and
! also many wounded, Tho latter censoled them-
Kclvea for their woueds by the right of watches
or hondfuls of gold, gathered in the tfiidsi of '.
/danger, which they piaoed by their beds of. pain
ns a solace to their-,sufferings,,-.j v ,,. i-jj-B-r
Justice has been done to the bravery, of the
Russian officers, who'qqfirageously dief their du- .
ty, but were ..badly .. seconded .by the soldiers,
whom it. wabVften necessary to prick with.the
point of the bayonet,, in. order to prevent thep
from running away. Somo of the Wallaohieh
•militia were, incorporated among -the -Russian
troops; but the former force were in vory bqd
odor withlhe Rus.sian oOicerß, und were-.contin
! nally subjected: to their jeers. A Wallachiun
captain'refased to.tnorch against tbo Turkej and
j ho , fionsumntedi.his by .blowing out his
brains., Thiafrct niay be reliei on.
The Wfiltaohiafi soldiers are fiontinually desert
ing to theTfirks; whfisc’positiohlff'dceidedljr-bh
icoinihg a'dvantagenas. It la belioved.lhat they
will shortly-; undertake n new .expedition., Be
sides thia, .although,l do. not state the fact as
eertafc,vit is said that Oiner ! Pacha is abontto
proeeed- to Widdin. -At'fiU ■ events' the ■• Turks
;*lM;b*:r«citoed-teWBß«uflfla'M-.ll6e»#tt)rfc>V’a9i«
Turkiah-soldier enjoyaift reputation for.honesty
and,Rood;c.opdqot:Yhich.is.welifpinn^ed., ,
Ailtho provisions witich'arefi'ecossary aroptud
for in ready money. antl no burden 1b thrown on
ith®inhabitants,-;;: So inucti cannot be said fbrdho
Russians; who are.-iodeed, charged ■aithfill sorts
of.odious acts. Ahout-iwo or three weeks Ago,
some CoBSatskB, at a village hear Plewan, cot off
the Beads-fif three Wallachiane and violated fif
teen women.' Thho: thfi yßfisiiatui-
protectors. . When the’Turks::reached• the:.vil
lage, with the view of assisting the unfortuuMO
lahabitants, tho culprits had escaped-
Anothee ColobssX Horen- —■'W«;:learn,’ that
Copt, Do Groot, who.haojustsoldhia intereayn
tho'Prosoott House, ,(?‘ d ' 00 ?,J°T
the furniture, and $25,000 for the “ good will;”)
is abbot to" build a new? •Hotel.i-of^iajißSWnthMi
meosions. It will- bo built m‘the established
stylor of orohiteoturfcfßruisbed
thian furniture, - and. will cost. o
this inust Sb‘added ;thb:grice of
S<£, &ei, which WiU use
The architect is Mr. lUnwtsk. Ihowholo'CßSt of
i the ■ edifice will, bo. $BOO,OOO. . TheuevT : ,Hetel
i will bo ready for the reception of ■visitoMjn tho
I spring* of 1865. It is to be called Ufa “ Great
I Weat.'t - > • ’ '
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: FEBRUARY 25.
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