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THE' CriTyPOST.
WEDNESDAY MOANING zadNUABY 17
Air TO LIM YOB MU 4T Tatkonme.
Miseries' of. Citybolsi by Guns Us.
The City Councils met, in joint merlon yester
day morning, at their chambers, for the purpose
of electing city officers for the ensuing year.
After both bodies were properly' inginised in
their respeotive roams, the Select Uottnell ad
journed into the Common Council chetahs; and
the joint meeting called to order by Mr. ICAn
ley, President of the S. C., taking the chair.
Mr. 0. 0. Loomis, of the 8. 0., stated that he
understood that one of the members from the
Eighth Ward was a tax collector, and he desired
the chair to decide, that if such wia the ease, he
should not be allowed to vote.
Another member objected to Mr. 'Loomis' re
quest, se the Individual in question was a C
mon Councilman, acid the 8. C. hid no righ
to interfere.
The President deoideat the whole matter out of
order, and Mr. Getty then moved they go into
election by- ballot - for city officers. This was
also decided to be out of order unless the rules
were suspended, but upon taking a vote on the
subject, the decision of the chair was sustained.
The eleetion was then entered into in the usual
manner, by viva wee, with the following result:
John 0. Thoth Andrew Wldootor.----..18
Wm. M. Ani0n5..........._6 I
A. IL It'Calmont I J. I. Hahn. '
Thomas little was elected by acclamation.
east CONXIBBIOIII4, ne =MCI.
John ISTliwalne.—.......as rbiup IL Kinkead.
Gaorgellilxdltzek..—...... 8 1
eras commons, MOOD DURUM
Walter Kirkpatrick, I Quoits
.18121 Hoffer.- ..... 8
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Noarcanuirru WE B 1 NUS=
Wm. Forsyth .ZS I Jolus °woos
Win y •
John Owen. -
MIX OP 0011122T1M0.
...25 I Jamie Franklin-- - -Fr
Wm. IL Whitney......
Isomb
Capt. S?: Pratt iris elec bid manila° ttsl " y by aaelsination.
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T.D. Varier- I James litH4.-
Wm. H. Batton-- .. ~. 8
COL/SUEDE AT AM ES=
Wm. J. hfohhsomery.--90 Henry Wilson
Jamie R. Neremea...—...... 4 Robert Herron
' James abasuber.. 4 Stephen hfcSher4-...
WUOB MAST= AT HA! MIL=
Ds,l4 Drawl= was elected bbanbabsely by
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ELMO Y011Mr.,.... 1./mum 0
031. Wm. Diehl .--.—.—.- 7 James Wavle
I.IIO3IIDING HSI MATO&
B. B. McGowan was elected by asebimilloa.
AILSIBTAXT ItsGerLarosa.
brOowen and A. Eaildens elected by acclamation
*Join, Taggart. JOIMB Oro..
OoL Wm. ....... -12 I Ock .y
1311PECToll OP ULT.
INSPItCrOIt POP kW !LILL AXIL.
2$ Joseph Fleming.
2 John P. Bean....
NFMOTOB OF TOILOCO.
Wm. Chapman
John Wilson
H. L hingnalt...-
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O. Oyer
EIREE;;E
Pint Wand—John Greenougb, 20; Robert Walker, 9.
Sowed Word—Alex. Wilson, elected by acclamation.
Word—Wm. B. Kelly, elected by acclamation.
/burl,/ Ward—Robert al'Clure,'elected by acclamation.
Fifth Word—Robert Wibna, 29; Robert Walker, 6; Joe.
Bowman, 2; Allen Cordell, 1.
Seth librd—Wm. DUCE, 24; J. IL Moorhead, 6; Patrick
White, 4; Charles Gemeinharmar, 2; Robert Walker, 2;
W. M. 'Miser, 1. - -
Seventh Ward—Jamas Little, 27; Wm. Moorhead, 9; Jae.
26'Aul.y, 2.
Eighth Ward—Wm. El'Clure elected by seebumition
Ninth Ward—Jobtt reaeley:eteetel by seelamallon.
After the election of tho above officers, a mo
tion was introddbed and carried that the election
for City Tax Collectors be postponed until the
last Monday in March.
The joint sestrion then dissolved, and after the
Select Council had retired to their room, the
various Committees, as agreed upon by the
Presidents of both bodies, were announced.
Clark, Smyth, of S. C., and Moorhead,
)Barr, Black, Hdger, of C. C.
Water—Allen, Jones, Agnew, Bissell, of P. 0., and Ken
nedy, Getty, Duncan, Scott, .11'Mester, of C. O.
Streets—Smyth, Murdoch, Wheoo, Weaver, of P. C., and
LewlA, &Idea, Griffln,.Little, Krems of C. C.
Claim, and ACCOUDIA—Hier, Taylor, of B. C., and Cald
well, Seitz, Kennedy, of C. C.
City Property—Dnuii, Weaver, of 8. C, and Hamilton,
Svana, &It; of C. C.
Mi:MMEIE==I
Fire Engines and iloee—Cnrdell, Wlleort, of B. C, and
I.l.,rdman, M'Adame, of 0 C.
dquodurt and Canal—Joriee, Hier, of - 8. C., sod Kirkpat
ricrtklettritparT,Vilsoofo,C. C.
13. C., and Kin, irwh , 4
fdceter,Of C.(l
City Printing— , Lytle, Pollock, of S. C., and Felix, Herd.
man, Otidwell, of C. C.
Wooden Bnildinp—Weaver, Agnew, of 8. C , and Ring,
Tucker, Poor, of C.O.
and M'Ad Appeals o ams, Wlf City
leol,'Oriflln , of C C. ifewomerds—Alexander, Drum, of E. C ,
Gee—Murdoeb, 2myth, of B. C, and Moorhead, Eirkpat
rick, Felix. of C. C.
Monongahela Wharf—Clark, Taylor, of B. C., and Mg.,
Blaek,l3raear. of C. C.
a ttlegheay Wharf—Cordell, of 8. 0, and Rally, Scott, of
OrdinancA.--Loonda, Allan, of 8. 0., and Belden, Barr,
Liddla 0. c.
Joint &aiding Comnittee—Blinall, of S. 0., and Golly,
lII , * of C. C.
Bills were presented for the expenees incurred
in bolding the late city elections. They were
received, passed in the two Councils, and war
rants ordered to be drawn for their respective
=mute; after which an adjournment took place.
COT AND DRIED.—A 0111C118 meeting of the
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.z . linow Nothing members of Council was held
x., • day night, at the Bank Exchange, at
. e ticket, as elected yesterday morning,
at outtoil Chambers, wan agreed upon. The
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asedisiblage ii represented to have been quite
lively, and an the candidates were, of course, no
way stingy - , the nhampagne is said to have flow
ed, ancithe oysters disappeared, with a velocity
quite gratifying to the proprietor of the estab
lishateitt - We beard of one caucus man, who is
stated to have drenktwenty !leases of ale at the
expenie of an ardeidt seeker after office, but
upon whom he did not bestow his vote after all.
We don't rough for the troth of the story, how
ever. The meeting was kept up Raul the " wee
ama' bourn," and after its adjournment, printed
slips of the - candidatesnominated, were made
in the, office of .one of the successful persons,,
which were distributed to each member of 'the(
canons early yesterday morning. This consider
ate arrangement avoided all delay and confu i .
aloe, and allowed each Councilman, who might
have forgotten. upon whom he was to confer bin
suffrage, to vote knowingly.. The coneequence
was the election did not consume more than half
the time usually occupied. The little mown
statude.thet the officers were elected by about one
third of the,members of Councils, was not worth
taking idle 'account ~
..
81sericlia Ditidirwan.—We have received a let
ter from Allied A. Riggs, of Sandyville, Tames
rawas county, Ohio, giving an account of the
drowniddeof a Stronger named Hall or Hamel, on
Saturday. _night, who walked off the guards of
the "I. a Fremobt,"shortly after she landed at
Sandyville. The." Fremont" lay within about
three feet of the "Keystone State," and it is
supposed he mistook the distance. It was very
dark, and everj , effort to save bim proved vain.
He was a young man of middle height, with
black bair-and eyes and face pock-marked. His
body bad not been recovered when our informant
wrote on Iflohday.
New Yon.z HIRRLD,'PIIRRI% AID TCLBUR6.—
Pereous detitiog to be - faithfully served with
these piped can be so accommodated by leaving
their orderill at Gallagher's hook store, 71 Fifth
street. ' R. Shannbn is the carrier, and be in on
'hand, rain ofshine, as soon as the.ears trom the
East are in. Terms for the herald - Tomes, and
Tribune 15 Finite per , week; fur the Philadelphia
Ledger 12 cents per week.
WI sal .requested to invite attention to the
sale of splendid household furniture, this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, at No. 158 Third street, by P.
M. Davis, Auctioneer. a
BISHOP S IMPISON will preach this evening, at
quarter before seven o'clock, in the Liberty
Street Church. Be there early, so as to ;get a
seat.
1856. First Importation of Fine Watches. IMB6.
Jca E.EOIfIV BO Point BOXES OF WATCILES, direct
from Europe, manufactured to my especial ...ler, and
which I can fully recommend and warrant no auud time
keeperc. nodal towsa Plunge than an retailed at to eastern
cities A lhare 1080 Railroad Watchea and Gook s.
Rego itor% for Railroad Stations, $55 to $75.
Silver Watches from $lO to SSO. .
Geld 'Watches tram Vts to MO.. •
Wttcu coottiout—Our best attention, ailed by superior
workmen, to cooctantly devoted to the repairing sod clean
ing of Lt.: Watches.. CI Market street, corner of Poortit.
W. W. WILSON,
janl3 Practical Watch Maker.
Baaement To Let
. . .
BASEMENT BOOM, 21 feet wide by a 2 deep, two-thuds A sfexegroand, well tiniehed mid well lighted, will be
reutel cheap until the let April. Enquire at the unite of
the MORNING NOT. terlB
W E WISH. YU PROCURE dITUATION for • Young
Ilehoieu la r ' H . :L k able Im in ak n e Idmeelf U u7elid any g de e rart
meat, and has a capital of from POO to g7OO. goo d
plate kooit•iurper and selematn, but would prefer being
employed In or about the auutaibetory.
N. OUT/18N= I BON,
Jamb ,L 0 TLird area •
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NEWS' OKOMLEGRAPH
EtPorted FaMall for the DaiOrlin Pelt.
Noire from 73asrame...11esay patters at N.
Orloaas...Nattiaato of the Cotton Crop.
Niw You, January 15.—The Empire City ar.
rived with Havana duns to the nth. Ai rumor
is current that Concha hie been superseded, on
ecoount of his conduct la the Ban Meese affair.
His successor has not, yet been mentioned. l'hs
etory is improbable.
The Falcon had not reached Havana, and some
auxisty is felt for her safety. The Philadelphia
would await her arrival.
. Schuh, Redden & Letting, the hastiest pro
dace house in New Orleans foiled today, owing
to the suspension of Page, Bacon it Co., and
others.• The liabilities of the houses that failed
od Saturday are two and a half millions, but
their meets largely mood this amount: It is
thought the
A reliable 'Cotton lime estimates that the
present Cotton crops will not mead three mil
boon.
*ass asikasetts L atiar•-.A Mass albeut
,B,sros, January 16.—The guesdon. of Senator
ie b..fore the House, and the minority are it
ten.' ting to prevent the election by voting to ad
jobru, calling yeas and nays, etc.
iTue Senate has assigned the 81et for the else-
Sou of Senator.
Io the House, when the Senatorial gueetlan
oatoe up, the minority provided to put ip tome
a plan for defeating the election of Wilson.
Siverslepeeohes.were made for and against Wil
eon. - A motion wee made to postpone the sub
ject for a week; yesAl97, nays 285.
Honors to Commodore Perry.
lizw Yon; Januiry 10.—The Chamber of
Commerce held'a special meeting this afternoon;
for the purpose of taking measures to mark their
sense of the services of Commodore- Perry. - A
Committee of twenty-fire distinguished mer
chants were appointed to take rush mammas as
they deem necessary.
Naw Your., January 16..4.4 quantity of gun
powder and percussion cape were seised hot
night at Cuban bead quarters.
The strike among the Laborers &e. - , has be
come general and unloading of daps is almost
suspended.
Lootiaro of Thomas F. Meagher.
Cluansavon, January 18.—Mr. Meagher tu
tored in this city met night, in aid of the Cal
houn monument. Over 2000 tickets were sold.
It was the largest audience ever anemblod un
der similar circumstances.
Death of Joh= 8. Iliiirl?ear, of Virebats.
BALTIIIIOIIi, 11411111.117 18.—Johu 8. Barbour
died yestardap at hie residokas, Culpepper, Vs.,
of disease or the head.
Election of Senator in Allinole.
CHICAOO, /LL.. January 1.6.—80th Houses of
the Legislature have finally fixed the filet forth•
election of Senator.
THE COSMOPOLITAN
ART AND LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
Orestind for the Essounmement end amend Difissims of
WNW— lire and the "us Airis on 4 INV Old animal p.m.
ping NEW AR 3 4(w . S. • VON IS DEISKINISD Tv liNeGlift.
1 age and popularise the Wine Arts, arid disseminate pure
and wholesome Literatere throughout the country.
this purpose s Gallery of Art is to be permanently foend•d,
which will each year coutain.• choice and valuable culla. ,
non of Paintings!, Statuary, As. •
For Frs. Distribution.
The Association will also publish and brae to Its mem•
bore each year, the beat Literetere f the any, measisting of
the most popular Monthly Magazine, Barleys, and rle
torial Library works.
•
The officers of the Association for 1854 have the pleasure
of announcing that the subscription books for the current
year are now open, and that the first annul distribution of
Works of Art contained In the above Gallery will take piece
in February nut; on which 009i100 then, will be distribu
_bed among the member* of the Amortintian, free ofohorge,
several hpndred superb Works of Art, among which will the original and world-renowned stance of Ilifilalt Pow era,
The Greek Slave,
purchased at an expense of over 0,0001 Aho.• large and
very choice collection of magnificent OM PAINTINGS, corr
silting of the bet productions of celebrated American and
Foreign Artists, among which are Use works of Sontag,
Meeker lined, Semen, Griswold, Olough, Fronknonein,
and oth eri eminent American Artie:a, which, with the con
stant editions made through an agent now In Soren*, will
render this by far the most complete Gallery of Art in the
Gaited States.
The Lltteratmre
published for dlisemitration among the members of the A.
Fociation, for. 1864, will oortaist of the following Monthly
idegarines, Reviews, &C viz: Harpers , Putnam, Mack.
wont, Knickerbocker, Gotley's Lady'. Rook, Graham's hag.
!mine, and the illustrated liaganine of Art, together with
the following Quarterly Reviews, re-minted in New York,
iris: Westminster, London Quarterly, North Brittah, and
Edinburgh.
This anemia tlon is open to all; any person may damn.
member on the payment of $3, which entitles him to a
membership and any one of the above fdageaines or Reviews
for one year, and also afreeticiad in the annual distribution
of Statuary, Painting., An All who take lire membershipe
are entitled to any fire of the Magazine. one year, and sir
tickets in the distribution.
The wide-spread bum of the above periodicals renders It
needled/ to Bay anything in their praise, as It la coucedel
that, as literary organs, they are far fn advance of any
others in the world. The publisher'. price of each I. Inca
friably a year; thua by becoming • member of this Ammo
' Manor, d secures to all the two-fold benefit of three dollar.'
worth of sterling literature and a ticket in the dingibution
of the most magnificent collection of choice workipaYArt to
, the country.
I LITTSLL'S LIVING Al3B, Winkle, will be tarnished one
year and two memberships for $B.
The Gallery of the AgeoclaUon Is located at Sandusky
City, where superb granite buildings have been ereeted for
it, and in whose spacious ealoon the whole mitred= of
Paintings and ntatuery will be exhibited. The net proceeds
derived from the Bale of memberships, are devoted cape:any
to the purchase of WOrke of Art for the ensuing year.
The locreardng !Musa felt In the advancement of the
Pine Arts warrante the belief that this Aare:dation will,
with the powerful aid of Literature, become at once amen ,
sally popular, as it not only cultivates and encourages the
nue Arts, l tit disseminates sterling Literature throughout
1 the land, thereby adapting Itself to the preeant trance and
testes of the American people, enabling both rich and poor
to make their homes pleasant met attractive, by the aid of
eel:Upturn, Paintings, and the beat reading matter which
the mid, range o: American and Foreign lateratono affords.
A few of the peculiar advantages derived by joining this
Ameclation are—
let All persons get the full value of their subscription at
the start, in the shape of etarllog Magasine Literature.
2d. They are et the same time contribering toward per.
chasing thole. Works of Art, which an In turn to be die
tribunal among themselvot free of charge.
3d. Each member is slim directly encouraging and patron
izing We Arts and Artists of We country, disbursing untoy
thousands of dollars through its agency.
Those who purchase klagasinisa at bookstores will obeorve
that by Joining this Amociation, they melee the almmine
and free ticket In the annual distribution, all et the same
prim they now pay for the Magazine alone.
All persons on becoming members, um kw. their Meg..
oral oommeuce with any month they chasm, and 'rely on
its being mailed to them momptly on the first of every
m nth, direct from the New York and Philiofelphia publuh.
era Beck numbers furnished if desinaL
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York, or Western Mina Band usky.
remons remitting funds for membership should mark
lettere, "Registered," and lama the month with which they
Bh their Mega:Mee to. commence, and also their post
Mace addreee in full, on the renipt of which, a orrtificate of
membership, together with the idepaine desired, will be
forwarded to any part of the country. •
4/F4, -- 0121cel of the Association, at the Knickerbocker Meg
ulna office, lie Broadway, New York, and at No. 1.66 Water
street, Sanduely, Ohio. Mae., ohs either Maori)
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MeMberships tray also be obtained at No 140 Wood street,
•Bittabrugh, of
ocuOuttoweetf • - OkO. U. KEIZEit, Drugs ,
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'e M tile College.
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Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter.
P. DUFF, Author of the "North American Accauntant,"
Prolamin ol Book-Keeping and Commercial Sciences.
JOHN . D. WILLIAMS, the beet offhand . penman In the
Unite States, Professor of Commercial and Ornamental
Penmanship.
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Maraud'le Law ano Political Noonogy.
P. IIAYDEN, Principal of the Mathematical Department,
Profeseor of Mathematics, de.
M. J. D. Williams has permanently joined the Faculty,
and it will be seen that during his late profeseirmal engage
ments in the east, be leas Were regarded sia the beet pen
man in the country. This institution, therefore, presents
attractions to students offered by en other of the Mid in
the United States. ThV tours of [raking comprises up
wards of 400 real tmnsionone, in six different methods of
Double Entry Book.Heeping TX practical liminess Cal
culations, covering the whole geld of inland and foreign
commerce. Commercial Penmanship, with every modern
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Law, Commercial Sciences, the Theory of Profits, do
mar rend fore Circular. decZkdaw
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Muth by Fanny Fern; sixth supply.
IJA, of Barnum, by himself;' fifth supply.
Life of iloram, Greeley; third supply.
Ida Buy by Mazy Langdon; thLU supply.
Harper, for January; bfth supply.
Putnam, fur January; fourth supply.
Graham, for January; fourth supply.
Oodey, icor January; sixth supply.
linickerbOoker, for January.
Frank Ladle's Ludes' Quetta.
Frank Leslie's New York Journal, for January; a now
monthly Magazine, devoted to romance, general htsrature,
minus and art ; prim, 18 mots.
All the above just - resefved and for ass at the cheap Book
Store of BAWL. B. LAUFFNU,
)soli 87 Wrd -Preet.
•
MURPHY'S
NEW EAGLE HAT MANUFACTORY,
a 'NO. 182 WOOD STREW, one door*
from the oorner of Liberty, le now open.
r The proprietor le hlmeelf • -, pmesiorti
Batter, honing had fifteen years experience
at the Waimea, Lott Year es a practical workman; haring
worked in the principal eitablishuiente in New York, PhD
=alpine, Cincinnati, and the New England FtateA ,• twin
~,,,,,bd,e r that, from his practical experience RD a - flatter,
he an furnish not only ea good but a 'awns and lantana
article than anything heretofore offered to the Pittsburgh
, tilnic—all of his 0.071 sum adore. deel&tf
Celes[laly saigaghat. and Noseovies,
TTENU AT NO. 10 Si GOD STUENT, titers you will
/I dud a complete assortment of the 1a.,. styled CUPS,
together with a large stock of SUE and klush Caps, t ibia,
will be void at a great reduction on former prime, to elan
the stock for the miamin.
Mud J. WTLBON A SON.
A DERIRABiIi couwray REALDENCIII, In PM town-
Joi. ship, with Two Acre of Ground, Fry& Trees, Shrub
nom Oav tenant.will la rented - cheap, and fbr Ism
of years t ago Apply to
G. A. SWARTZ,
htaßler " at the °Mee of Patti* t irked.
L ARD -10 Imp far sals
• - irWHIL4I:I4 .
• *ea • • _
&%MDMI
=SEM
the •.actor
Things fa Mew York
EMZ=I
- "no '
430MMERCIAL POST
prrTnnyvt.ort scram) or THAD* AND
IEXCIAANCLIC.
'Perident—.7ollll 811:CPTON.. _
• Prarsf Tics Prericled—llx. IL Siam
802e8d_ . L 88088.
"Itaretary•-.Wir.' 8. 1088.
Treartgrer—Jati D. Jima.
Skixautudent-8. T. Normal, 31.
Cknassittlee qf Arintraius for Axiom—W. IL Itamrs.
V. P.; Aux. Goma, J. K'Dirmr, DMIXD R. Paz, Jou
Bum
DAILY sinew or rrrrosoura MAILUT.
•
0,11120 1 ULM Dans Nunn Par,
Wahmeday, Janues7 17, 11166. f
In oar market yesterday Mum waa a good deal dons, bat
not moth change !n peke& The lain of Porn footed up
2#26 bug., at 80.106—• dedirm. In Moor than wen sales
of 656 bbla at !comer quotations. Of Hop that, were 166
hied told, averaging 240 The - gross, at $4,42. The aalm of
Oay ullourited to about 80 tone at moss, from wharf and
mat.. Io other anklet no eita g. to note.
TELEGRAPH IFARKETA
Yaw Your., January 16.--Cotton dun; sales 800 bales on
spot eLd 2,000 In transit. N. 0. mkilling Sy r Flour eider,
be; V-, quotably lower. sale. 3,000 bbl. cool Ohio at
$4873 U. 50; sale. 1,255 bbl. Bouthern at $969 37. Corn la
tn, , ..1; sales 15,000 bus Western mixed at $1,04. Pork
firm; sales 500 bbls. Beef dull; sale. count s at $8,50
old ill Lard lower ; In bbla at low . Whielty:
Ohio 3814(439. Groceries firm, but tales te. Lizr
seed Oil 82. Tobanco Kentucky Eno at 6%4)12. Stocks
emier and rather firmer Penna. Coal 03..5• Emattlag B,
7244; Cumberland, 31%; Illinois Central, 91%; Clanton B.
60;'22%; Erie, 45X.
Pmunnraut, January 16.—Stour erased:ll4ly quiet; but
Ilttle export demand, end the ,ales 1000 bblit a Weed brand
at 09,26 anal 100 bble rtandard brands at $9. Wheat doll;
red 02,06, and white $2,18. Rye wanted, but little _dating.
Goen In demand: melee 6000 tembele new Southern yellow
at AM. Chats unchanged; Delaware 5444; Pen leaula
6.5 Groceries and Yu:Melons but little dant Wbiaky
dull at 39.
4.Cheiturnari, January 16.—The river la stationary, with 10
to 12 &lit in the channel; weather fine. Flour $7,610
STNO. quail. Oats, 31040. Whiskey, dull at 26 1 4. Hoge,
$4,.0®100, firm with a Gir demand, 120 bbis. meld at ft%
for:prime and 8 fur hut. Nothing has teats dred in mote.
Nal:imam quiet, et IY,predolam for New York. She ow
ports from Nawerlean P, Meturbeorifidenoe a good deal,
•
ER (Immure, January 15.—There lee donne of k. 00
quelitlex of imtosbelow good middling; aelm 7,000 bales
mi4dllng et 7%48. titeribm exchange :outside flume 7%.
• • - BANK - NOTE LIST.
°DIMWIT. DAILY DOS Tilt XOtttZle POtr 37
1100/11 & Sargent, Exchange Bankers,
Cbrner of Wood .ad Era street, Piftsboaqh.
PENNSYLVANIA._
Pittsburgh Banks
Phtlstlelphis ...—... • 14
Nate Elkeind aranehee..... - 1
,Other solvent 8ank5...... 1
!Bank of Bandoaky-
Granville 60
I florwilk....- 60
14iiear 26
Brownsville " —. par.
ituaks county ...—....
Manny Co.(newistue)—
Oolumbla
Dinville " r
r
.....
"
Mate Stook_ Beaks
dtstelik.and branebss— 1
Doilestown
==3ll
711.116018. •
'State Stook Bahlta..-64610
State Beek Breech 60
Bank of Meet. ...... 76
Et=ll2= E!
Mottgoinag
Noittimberlwa4 "
=2!=M
134teBk..an.rbinkitch;es.- I
eleirckylkilleouuty " .... it
Weettirigtou " .- P.r
Wotan eb " /l a ,
Wyomiluz • ......... --- !,"
Car Del.— 1 .
Chambinyborg ...... .-....
Brie"l
Gectypburgh. ......... ... 1
Harrisburg '•I
All •olverkt Banks
' W141001 . i81151.
Muhl, • Piro Inu name
Co. at M il . au:ie,..
All solvent Banks 343
NO/ITTI CAROLINA.
All solvent Banks 6
Honesdale 1
York Bemire--
United Stelae
Allegbeny City par.
Pittsburgh City -.-. per.
Allegbeny Ca. " —prem.
NSW YORK.
Neer York City y e
Country Banks
NEW JERSEY.
All toolvent Banks • % I
DELAWAIUS.
All solvent
Small Notes.. .
M A RiriNi: •
Baltimore
Country Banka. • - •
SOUTH CAROLINA.
All irolvent Banks 2
All solvent Bs nke
All solrant Banks-
EXCIUIIOIB.
New York ...... par.
par.
klaltimono....- par.
nustr diset.
. VALUE or ooiNs.
AzurieasiGold(www)-..... per.
Amerei gus. icanGold(old)---pels.
180ier
Predorieiiires 7 SO
Ten Guilders 3411
Loul. 4 • 02, 4 26
Napo'eares.:4-41. 3 U
Donbloons,.PBllllol.--16 70
Doubloono,Bp4lgeb ......10 26
Ducats .......... --..... 210
Bank of Vs. alstanebes
rumen' Bk.a bralashea.. I
Vs Hey Da—a branehea....
Esrbangeßk.abnuiche. I
When/1na.... I
brandiell:
NEW ENGLAND.
All aolvent Banks.— ..... y.
AUCTION SALES.
• _
Auctions—Daily y Salem.
AT the Commarclal Salle Dooms, corner of Wood and
ilfth streeta,at 10 o'clock, A. M., a general assortment
of deraanabli, dtapla and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Oboes, Ratz,Capa, Ac.,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Grocertes,Queesusam, Glassware, Table Cutlery Looking
Alums, Nen and Penrod hand lioueehold and [Mellen For.
nature, Ac.,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. 8.,
Doak., Stationery, Fancy Arad.. Musical Inatrosornts,
kfarbrare and Cutlery, IDothitu., Variety Goole OM and
Wirer watch,. Or P. M. DA IS, Auctioneer. fja2l3f
P: m. DAVIS, Actottortoor
VALTIAS!,k; STiICIIB AT A :;CTlokl.—On TIITIBBDAY
EVSNING, IS;h itot , at 7 o'cleck. at the Harchaate
Exchangn, Fourth tureet, orterva :
20 aharea Merchant.' and Ma nufactu,r's Bank Stock;
20 isho tee Cittsena' DuFo its Bank Stock:
10 obares Ineurance :'utupany Stock;
20 shares Western Insurance r:so panr block
janl6 P. M. DIVIS. Auctioneer.
to . PIA:MiII/ HOU:. ElitiLD FU EQ. I Mill; AT AUCTION.
0 —Om WEDNESDAY 11011.NIIKU, January lTth, at 10
o'clock, will be oold at. Dwelling liourte, do 163 Third street,
oboe. Smithfield, a large aeaortmint of valimble Lone.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, all of which Is In modern
style, in use but a short time, and kept in the best manner,
belonging toots/ally about removiag from the city. Among
which are gilt and mahogany framed mirror.; mahogany.
walnut and Windsor chair.; 1 rosewood opting orotlounget
1 pair mahogany hair covered opring telen.rete; 1 elegant
rosewood chair; 1 walnut plush-covered rocker• 1 Windsor
sewing rocker: I dozen soUd mahogany haireehothopting
seat parlor chains; 3 pair recaption chairs; aide, centre,
dialog and pier tables, with marble top; mewlag stands;
walnut book and towel racks; deeming burerma, with mar
ble top; ma httgany, cherry and walnut high and low poet
bele eat., with spring bottom,: no elegant mahogany
book care and secretary ; mahogany enclre•ed wash nand ;
large walnut wobirotte; amnia hot rack; 1 eight day
cluck; valoa'ble maps; Chine octa and eases; hall lamp;
gilt 001 onaindlod gm rhfludelirre, of beautiful tile; 110.-
g - rapt - is, ..no iountiniti and brrnsa statuette.; vnotlan
blinita; Con QLI tuocing. carti-C., rugs, oil cloth; e largo
patent tin bath tub; deal" athl cherry cupboard; fender.
and fir, tot;t, ; together with oarlat.) of oth r lath-too.
Tom, urtal;ll P. 31. DAl'la, Auctioneer.
ATESL
HAND z (SOUTH SIDE,) BET. PENN STREET
AN u THE RIVER, PITTSBURGH, PA.
TAOCT+SR BAELZ, tireduate end Prmtitioner in the Old
hoole of Alenitune. Allopathic and klommpathte, and
fur the pant ten years a succe , stui Hydropathlet, has opened
a WATER CURE to the .hoes location.
The perfectly safe, direct and Immediate effect this eye•
tem has on all levers, and all disea.es acute and chronic—
while It is mild, grateful and invigorating to the weak and
debilitated, renders it peculiarly deeirable In families, wbo'
will he treated at their homes.
Allopathic and Homrepsthic treatment will be adminis
tered where desired; but, utter long and thorough expo•
dente, Doctor Buis gives ■ decided prelerence to Hydro
pithy, which has, throughout the old and new world,
proven so eminently ancomafal in every form of disease,
Mcinfilng Incipient Ormantkin, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
inflammatory and Chronic Rherimatinn, Asthma. Cute.
meow, Nervous and Liver Di, , ,,uee. Teetimonials of cams
town highly reputable citizens of nearly every Slats in the
Union, can be examined at Doctor Basle's office. The Bay.
Clergy are ionise to consult him gratis.
Warm water being used in theamm.meement, and often
throughout the treatment, it is a luxury romeadof umpires•
ant, as those unacuummal might euppose.
ithreasacits.—Mesara-Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer,
W. W. %Dann, W. 11. Th.•mpeon Bed, J. R. Wel.
den,V. T. !Jorge., Wm. B. Holmes, E. 11. English, B M.
Kerr.
The undersigned, haring visited Doctor Buis'. institu
tion and witnessed •Iffehtuceessful treatment, cheerfully re
commend him .e a thoroughly educated and skillful Phy ,
sidan: • -- • -
Charles T. Russell. Joe. beConnelle, David Htmt, John
C. Curtis, BAAL Piitrinit., Jahn B. Livingston, John Wright,
W. W. Patrick,lloses F. Raton, 0. firmstry Orem. tjamil
HILL & CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Cbrnar qi Woad and fifth area',
I:AT=
MLLE OLD PRENTL•IO EBTABLIxIIMENT, (late Johan--
W • eton A Btocktort.) and Blank Book
styleta
arehmsen, bs prepared to execute emery of Legal,
Commeretil, Cenal and Steamboat Job Printing and Book
BlmDug, aud turnuth every as prim In the Blank Book, Paper
and Stationery hue, at the shortest notice and on the most
rya/sortable term.
Blank Beak and Stationery Warehouse Printing Office
and Book ktiodery, co4ner of Market and B:morat eta. luoelb
Bailees Amandlne,
• THE PILMVENTLON AND CURB OF CITAPPBD
JC HAND?, and for oommueicastug a healthful mamma
and pliancy to the elan. This trot: ele,otot eonwsitlon
has no rival, either in le,' axone or generics, as thousands can
testify. It is truly gym* Its composition retruuns to this
*Urea prefound morel to every ettr. Perfumer ix America.
Its great Mite.. bur, however, given rise to Mutation*
from which it can be readily determined by its peculiar
erembtrantipment, appearance,.the absence of all gverviness,
and the agreeable milky CIIIIIIAO3I tow which it inataotly
dissolves on applying It to the wet hands. lte effects are
immediately and conspicuously manifest. Those who have
once experienaalits etbaacy will certainly never leak relief
from other applications.
MA0.T.01.1.4., OR MINIM TOOTH PASTE—
A Valuable Dentrifrica which oail be asal'conntantly, If de•
t g r athrul"N""theth''ad l °
th clor totbe gums. It paten theodorel by
e ate
of tobacco. .
To be bad of the principal Illreggiab to Pittsburgh, and
throughout the United State&
lissialaot.ared solely b X. BAZIN,
No. 114 Meatiest stoat, below Fourth,
dee2latawlm tm Philadelphia.
=P=l:=!
JAMES ROBB,
IVO. 89 Market, and 0 Onion street, third door from the
IN - Market licu,e, wotdd.eall the attention of his friends,
and the public generally, to the fart, thatlae has now on
band the largest .and best selected stock of 110018 AND
BROIL* In all their varieties, wore by ladles. geothmni
of Phil elphhi, New York andll..ton, and Which,he trusts,
canon' .011 to please all.
Ede prices are very much reduced, and be cells Ladies'
Gallen at from $1,12. to $2 50; deo demotes Boots, from $2,2.5
to $8; and excellent Gentlemen's Gaiters and Youths and
Children's wear, at extraordinary low prices.
Be also condones to manufacture, as heretofore, all de•
ecriptlons of LADIES AVD GENTlhid EN'S BOOTS AND
SiluES, of the best quality and the latest style. all of which
he warrants. Nor should be ovethoked his very large as
sortment of Gum Sandals, Oversbc. and Boon, for Ladies,
Gentlemen and Children. Every person who favors him
with their patronage will be Eddy dealt with. Jain
BUILDING LOT FOIL SALK..
ZiLOT 24 feet front on WYLIII street, slat extending
back 10v feat to Wide alley. On the back part of lb.
LU4ie a Cellar Wall, bail{ for two small Houses. This Lot
Ls • desirable locatiortlOT a madame; and will be sold
low, and on favorable tams Ltle good, and clear from
inersmbralsoe. Ituquire of ONO. I. GILLIAM/4
. "r` • .••••• ft-, 4. r"r r .l.r, ' • • • .
r ' `• - 1:n
FOIL RIF .:ER
TAe Rieer;—lnet neap& st dank, the. wen, b; the
inarksi worm feet three hobos water in the channel, and at
attend. The Allegheny oematewnel to rise slowly yesterday.
Tis rook! psalm!lanitr Isms far the GOMM
City it& saarattap
Thiraamthig packet itir Whoellag L tit* DiaroaL"
Capt. Eakephard—at 10 A. IL
7 sm 3 INC® warn 111 TUI CHLIMILL
AHRIVXD.
atcanter Jefferson, Para:lmam Brownsville.
Lemnos, Bennett, Brownsville.
• Thomas Shrives Hendrickson, West Newt..
• Gen. Bayard , Pe;Mee, Iffizabeth.
• Michigan, —, Wellsville.
• Jeannette, Campbell, Nashville.
• Bridge City, Shingles, Gallipoli'.
• Diurnal, Sheppard, Wheeling.
• Nam, Moore, Naihville.
• Iran., Smith, Monmouth.
• Ports Saw, 81inmo, Cincinnati
" Belle Golding, Golding, ChiCiZalliti
D.EPARTID.
Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Lucerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
• Thomas Shriver,llendrickson, West New to..
" Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Michigan, —, We ll sville.
Sl'Lemo, Cincinnati.
• Minerva, Abram, St. Louis.
Jolter/ion, —, Portsmouth.
• Forest City, Moore, Wheeling.
" Latrobe, Remom, Louisville.
STEAMBOATS.
185. „
.PTITSEVIIGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
IND
SAINT LOUIS.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packet Line
TOD TrIA COSITXYADCP OP
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
SMILAX
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint Louts.
Tura Lox ie composml of Pares
1. I class powerful Steamers, LIDO
' palled to speed., splendor, safety ,
and comfort, and le the ONLY TInLuIDJU DAILY LIND or StrAll
Panne on the Ohlo river. It commas with the U. S. Mall
Line of Steamers from tincin.ti to Louisville and Saint
LOnir, by which rummagers and height are ticketed and re
ceigfed through daily. Two new Steamers hove been added
to the Use, which now coronets of the following boats:
Dassof Departure
Boat. theplains. from .Pffithsoph.
BUCKEYE STATE. .......N. W. listrinoorzet —Sunday.
KEYSTONE STATE—...JACOD
ALLSIIIENY Gs. SPLus Tuesday.
CESCINNATI
PIULADELPULt ....... J. 8a50k.... Thursday.
P/TTSBUKOIL.. Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA .Jxo. Kauluturza_...—.Haturday.
Lam daily at 10 o'clock, A. N., preelmly.
No freight received after nine o'clock on the morning of
I: r r tuia.
lars, apply 011 buoici or to
JOHN It. LI . IONOSTON
JOHN FLACIK, '} Agent.,
Monorgebela Boum Buildings.
illtsburgb, I nov93]
" 1855 "
CANADA WEST.
wiadieztlar,l4l3rugrwitite
THE FINE low pressure steamer TELEGRAPH. Captain
R. Bautow, will make two trips a reek between Cleveland;
Port Stanley, and Port Burwell, as tollows ;
Leaves Cleveland her Pert Btanley, every MUMMY and
THURSDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
Le!.... Port liar/yell for Port !Stanley at 1 o'clock.
Leevea Port Stanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDA EVLNINti, at 7!,:j o'clock.
The Telegraph connecta at Clevetaval, with the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati. the Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
the Lake Clore, and the Toilet°, Norwalk and Cleveland
Railroads. Also connects at Port Stanley with the London
U,.. of Stages, whloh connects with the Greet Western
Railroad.
For freight and passage apply on board, or to SOOVILL a
LAUDERDALE, Cleveland; S. F. IIt)LLVEIt, Port Stanley ,
or A. MT:RIDE. Port Burwell. owty..7:tor•
KENTUCKY.
1:1=131
~. r.
=Zttl
axoaau
IMMISa
MEMO
Pittsbehegb t Steubenville and Whewlag
Packets.
The DIURNAL, Captain A. 8. 88171/IXD, and
the ToitERT CITY, Captain Oloaaa D. Iloonx,
run air rigular DAILY PACKETS, beWiften Pittaburvb,
Steubenville anti Wheeltrig, a/upping at all intarroadiata
port&
The DIURNAL will leave Plttedurrgh on Monday!, Wed
nraJays. an 1 Predays, at 10 o'clock, A. yl.—Returning ebe
ill hare wheeling ou Tuendays, Tour.lays and na..urdays,
at 7% o'clock, A.M.
The FOREST CITY will leave Pittebargb on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Maturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Returning,
she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesday and Fri
days, at 7% o'clock, A. M.
kar freight or paimage apply on board or to
J. I). COLLINDW. , OD, Agent,
norIS No 15, Front street.
Poe Cincinnati and
The atom:oar HARTFORD, Capt. W. J. Man.
tau., Will leave fur the above and interraellate
porta THII3 DAY, 17th Wet, at ♦ P. IL
tor freight or pomace apply on Warn or to
Jarall JOHN FLACK, Ageot.
For St. Louis.
The steuoer 818.1,1,8; UOLDING, Capt. Gots
rso, will lease for the above and Intermediate
ports on THIIILEDAT, 18th Inst., at 10 A. M.
Nor freight or passage apply on board, or to
janl7 ►LACK t LITINOSTON, Agents.
For St. Louts.
The steamer GREAT WEST, Captain APCgt..
Is, will leave for the above aug Intormea.
to ports on THURSDAY, I3th lnK , at P. El:
For freight or mango apply on tabard. lip
panll3 C BA RS, Agent.
For St. Louts.
The steamer 11.0 f AL/A., Capt.-Jona }hosts,
will leave for the above and intim-dime ports
on WED:4EI,SIMT, 17th last., it 10 A. M.
Por freight or pusage apply on Oriln
janls BA ttii ES it COLLINGWOOD. Agents.
For tit. Louts.
.
4arThe steamer JAMOii PA Capt. Row=
LEE, .111 Irate for the atiog and intermedl
- pore on WEDititOBA,T s7th Instant, at
10 A. 51.
Air freight of pupal! apply on board, or to
jartls C. 11A111403, Agent.
Per Nashville.
The steamer FAIRY QUEEN; Captain Jong
Brno, will leave for the above port. and all in•
ternmellata porta, on tt EDNEADAY, 17th Inst.,
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
• For freight or, age apply on board. Jatilo
For Marbriar.
The mummer AllElt.teUS, Caps. B) , CR)10),
II leave for the above and thterinediste port)
WEDNESDAY, lith loot
For frelebt or ;mmo upt.l) nu board- jan4
Regale, Whee/Ing Packet.
THE Mesmer EXC II ANG E, Capt. M'Cauter,
lean. every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY, et 0 o'clock, A. M., connecting alto
the (k and P. Railroad at Wells - rille. For freight apply to
oriel 7 J. I). CoI,LINGWOOD, Ageot.
Raglans. Wheeling Placket.
The iteetuer YEN117,.E., Cept.Jone °canoe,
:totem every TUESDAY, TUURoDAY, end
SATURDAY, of 3 M.
Far freight or panage appl:. en board, or to
jen3 JAMES CI)LLIIIth I CO., Agents.
Dissolution of Partnership
T H A H T P . 1 17',11LS,_ -
dlasolved by mutugl consent Th e
null:Lb:badness ot
the firm wlll be attended to and rattled op by T. B. Hamil
ton, who le folly authorised to attend to the same.
THOMAS D HAMILTON,
JOHN B. HAMILTON.
IT As I have determined to leave for the West, X take
pleasure to recommending my partner, Thomas B. Hamil
ton, to the pattonage of my friends and former ebents.
JOHN B. HAMILTON.
Pfttaburgb, Dec tuber 2611, 18b4-Idvaiblm
Notice.
?FHE Intereed mr, JOUR ATWELL IR out burl:was
cyan. from Militate . t. by agreement Our business, as
lOLESALE GROCERS, will be coutinUesi by the remain•
1.. g partners under the firm of
DAGALEY, COSORAVIIIA CO.,
Nos. 18 and 23 Wood street, Pittsburgb.
RAGA LEY, WOODWARD ACu.,
No. TA. Market street, Philadelphia.
WM. BAGALET A CO.
Pittsburgh, December Igat, 1854—Nee.=
RAVE sold mylritareat In the business of Long, Millar
I
& Co., to 8. A. Long, who, with John Phillip" will con
tinue at the old stand, Fo. 109 Front street I cordially
recommend the new limn to the patronage of my friend,
Pittsburgh, July 24, 1864. P. IL MILLER.
S. A. LONG daCo., •
Bau AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GAB FlTTleitd,
dp L
vits attention to their stork of Chandeliers, Markets,Pendants, and otter fixtures. We fit up houses' with 0113
and Steam, make Dram Outings of all kinds to order, fur.
slab Railroad Rumps arot Tank Fittings, and keep Anti.
Attrition Metal constantly on hand. j 731
ImAkdAmllo o
Milli Partnership of JullN AI'DEVITTa DRO.,tras sib
1,401,0 , 1 on coo nest snot. John ll'Deritt sin continue
the badness at ths old stand, and attend to t4e settlement
of she business of the late arm.
JOHN 111711.1TITT,
15'1 LLIaM bPDkVITT
Pittsburgh, Jammu" . Ed, 1S". 6---ijsuit
THE BURSCItIIIF.RS beretnii,re doing businees under the
style of DAWdON, MORAN it CO, In themauulketufe
and sale of Railroad Toole, Farm and Oard.lit Impiemento,
will hereafter continue the ennui under the etyle of DAN.
NON, NEWNVER a (NY., at the Empire Works, in the !sloth
Ward, end Warehouse No 22 Wood street. hither of to
will attend to .ittling up the Landers..
Wlt. DAWSON,
J S. NEWSIYEIL
litteburgh, January 1, 1855—f .11.11,1 m
„.Ilb, ....at 110'i ....—.lly .l.tck of heeds for o.rly
.J miring of the approved and valuable v aliens., is ready
for distribution at the Seed and Implement. Warehouse,
Fifth street. i teal JAMLItti WABDittly.
atiduaboat Frarseltare and tlttire - i,”
TillWY Wive on hand and are tclurtantly minutia:dn.
ring IiTYAMBOAT CABIN NURNITUBB AND
CIiAIBB, of every description, via:
It:tendon Mean/ Tani.;
Do Bar do;
Ladies Odin Chairs, of various styles;
Gents. do do do;
Buts Boom do do do;
Do Toilet Dodd;
Tete • Tend; Sofas;
DiTl1111; Centre Tables;
Wash Stand.; Card du;
Water do; Trays, Ac., Ac.
Material and workmanship wormnpd, trod pricee calla.
factory. T. B. TUU.G A CO.,
iY2 O IS Smithfield of.. opposite City llotal.
I.Boil ACRES OF LAND IN FOREST COUNTY, near
1.) the Clarion river. This land le heavily timbered,
has en excellent Boil, and is said to cultsin au abundance of
iron ore, and a thick vein of bituminous coal. The Vetere
go railroad, which will undoubtedly Cre built, will run very
near to it, if not /treaty across it. The .11111i/town creek
rune through it.
A.L.90,60u acres in Elk county, well timbered and watered,
and lying neer the route of the Sunbury cod get., rail rUni.
- . .
➢o better inveetment could be made than In these Lunde.
The coninletion of the Sunbury and trie, the Allegheny
Valley, and the Venetia° railroads through Una region
will render the coal, lumber, lron ore cod soil. of great
talus. Ynqulre of C. M. M. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,
No. 117 Fourth street.
HONEY -10 houojust roodrod and for gala Or
drab BONNY II 0.)1.1.1 NEL
ILATIOP OOO Ms prime Kentucky Menthol., to F sr
rive itnAl for sae by
. dal*
• 4 % * . ': ‘...
4 0 4 '
ff. f
.1
POET 07 PITTOBITRON
Land for Sale
- HENRY FL CIOLIJit&
•
,
t-* •tt'.)4._..__
MISCELLANEOUS
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
' PRZPAILMID BY
DB. C. X. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Ps,
mac iv/mai/our max
LTVIIR COMPLAINT, DPBPIIPMA. JAIINDICF,
Okra* or ArtroottsDebdoty, Diseases et the Ifiebstess,
az dial:tot mix*, frort di.rdered Mra. or Moroach.
duch
so Constipa
tion, Inward PEW,
Paloroos, or Blood to tho
Head, Aridityof the Stomach,
Nausrealoartburn, Dimwit for food,
Fukien or weight ha the Stoma* Sour
Eltict,stkotr, , r3lntiog, or Fllttorini at the Pit
..ering at
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Fl uttering .t the Heart, Cloak
ing or Suffocating Sensation when In lying Posture, Dimness
of Vision, Dote of Wets belbre the Sight, Fever and
Dlll Palo in the liesd,•Deflcieney of Perspiration,
Yellowing.; of the Elkin and Eyes, Pain In the
Bide, Back, Chest, Limb., au, Sudden
Rushee of Heat Burning In the
Conitant Imagito
lap of Evil, and great
Depression of
13 PITH.
Ti• proprietor, to willing the nttonnion of the public to
thb. :pennon, doge eo with it feeling of the intend men
den,. in Its einem and adaptation to the dtgeues for which
it Is r..ountruended.
Ica no new and untried article, but one that hes stood
the test of a ten years' trial before the Amerman people,
and he reputation and sale is unrivalled by any similar pre.
wet.. extant, The testimony in Its fever given by the
moot prominent and well known Physicians and individu
als, to all parts of the oonutry Is immense. Referring any
who may doubt, to my Memorabilia," or Practical Rentipt
Book, for Farmers and families, to be had gratis, of all the
Agents for the German fritters.
Principal Mee and tdanufeet.ry, 120 Arch street, Phil..
delphia, Pa.
*Sr dold by Dr. Geo. Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A.
Fehnestock Co, No. 0 Wood street; Fleming Brothers,
60 Wood ett eat ; 11. P. Bwarta and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny.
declihdawly is
guant
MOBEB P. EATON, No. Ti/ iirtiT Street, agent for arillrig
M
and buying PATENT RIODTS, la now authorized to
mil the following lately patented articles:
Troths potent Oil Globes, ter Steam Engine.;
Dosn'a Sock Drilling Machines;
Coe'a pedant Drill, for Drilling Iron;
Clopeland's Stationary and Portable Saw Hdlg
Crawford's Steam and Water Gouges; and,
Griffith's Wrought Iron Rallrmul Chair Machines.
There articles have been examine:l'6y practical mectutnios
and machinists, and pronounced foperior to any in uati.
nets also authorized to sell Rights to make and vend these
articles in any pert of the conutry.
Be has also f.:r ale hot-pressed Nutt. and Washers, and
finished Deus Work.
- -- - .
Be le elm prepared to take Agencies for the sale of other
patented Rights and new Inventions, and give to the hued
nem faithful and constant attention.
He refers to the following
CARD.
the subscribers have long I een acquainted with Mr.
Moore F. Eaton, and have no hesitation In recommendirm
him, to all who may wieh to employ his services, as • gen
tleman of undoubted integrity and indefatigable hadmtry,
In whom exertion. every reliance may be pleased.
Neville B. Credit, W. Robinson, Jr.,
Wm. Larimer,Jr., John Graham
W. IL Denny, H. child, & CO.,
Jarmo Wood, N. Holmes & Pone,
P. E. Friend. Kramer & Rehm,
P. Lome, L. R. Lhinga . tois,
Knee I Wade,
William Fhlllip4, William F. J c banon,
Andrew Fulton,
Wilson AFCandless, A. W. Loomis.
Pyrenean% November 27th.laSt. nnv27altf
•
Dinua , s Patent Kook Drilling Manakin:ma,
‘l l' Co l G o
1 3 .1 "4. 1:y i t A it w
o Lc% , anVI U o S t
the ;e oerakeotr eeeked wed
hve or ie
the ordinary way. 9. et Yowler & Manufarterere. -
The eutoseriber Imo tern appoint./ role agent In the to/
tart Statue, tor the sole of rigerr to use there Machines.
- 91039.8 F. EATON, 19 tiloth street.
CIVIC CO'
Mon. Wm. P. Johnston, Prod/dent A. V. It. IL;
W. Miluoi Itonerts, lief., Chief Rog. A. V. It. Rd
Gen. Wee. Latimer, Jr., President P. A 0. It. IL.:
O. W. Berme. Y. 41, thief beg . P. & C. It. It.;
Mtn ee /I.lofoll - o Nicholson, Contnutom for the P. & 3.
It It &Nl9
Pzlizt IsYLVAIi LA IJiriUSANCS COMPANY
OF PITPBI3 UHUII,
OD KNER OP You ar it AND SMITHFIELD STREET&
Authorized Capital, *300,000.
NSONSC BULLDLNUS and other property against lore or
damage by Fire, and the perils of the Sea and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
nra
Wm. P. Johnston, Rody Patterson
W. arChinock, Kennedy T. Friend,
Josiah 'Sm, I. Grier Sproul,
A. J. Jones, Geor,ze IL. White,
Jacob Painter, A.A. Carrier,
James S. Naglsy, W. S. Haven,
Web Hampton, A. %Thine,
IL K. Coggehall.
Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON, President-
ItODY PATTKIINON, Tice President,
A. A. Caynra, Secretary nod Treasurer.s. 6. CABILICII, AssiAtent Sem entry.
PENA SIELVAX/A. FiGAIALAN (71.111rtelniAlds
AT lIARRISBURiI, PA.
Spins Institutien, for the diseral education of Young
Ladies, coated by Charter with full Collegiate powers,
has been in suceatstut op:ration for more than one,year.
The locsiioo is anu;tif the most pleasant and picturesque In
the State, The art - an-sweets of the °allege ere such as
afford peculiar advent:gee In twilutrihir a solid basis for the
mental superstructure. There are two departnnenta—ihe
Collegiate and the Preparatory, with their appropriate
branches of learning The course of study in each is three
years, desi,coated by a. many different etas. ow. Young La
dies admitted at any time.
Basra of luirsclors.
RNV. BEVERLY R. WALitill, A. M., Principal.
Mite E. Coutes-le, Principal Female Teacher.
Italia FIaNT A. JoUNsO3, A esintent.
31.s.leut. Id. B...SSTAILT, teacher of French, ke.
Lt. C. liOnasneot, Id. D., Lecturer on Anatomy. ,tc.
WY. S. ituretart, Lecturer on Natural llistory, Natural
Philosophy,
flail JOSATIC Rocumt., Prof. at !Detrimental Panda
loth T. Co sr, Pror Vwcal Music.
For Circulars, or tor ..thee inforULALIOU, ad/ress the Prin.
Opal, U. R. WANG 11, Harrisburg. in. deeititio
late firm of it/NES a uultlo, baring been dissolved
by the death of Joi.n F. Quigg, on the nth inst., the
Moine,. of said firm will be ,ettled by the undersigned, at
tlicir Mince, corner u. Co.* mkt Fast streets.
ISAAC JUNES, Surviving Partner.
Pittsburgh, September 30, 18bl—it:cc:Sy
Isaac Jones
ItiANUFACTUREIt of Spring and Blister Steel, Plough
Slab steel, steel Plough %lug., Coach end Ellett"
151.141 t, 1h Nut Taper, I.lt patent, Screw, Mei! and
Iluntierel icon Aglea,—corner of Ross and Pint street",
Pittsburgh, Pit. °cal y
ISAAC JONCI D. R. 1.00181.
D. B. Bogor. i Co.,
AYUYACTGaSfIB of AUGERS' patent intprov.l Steel
Cultivator teeth. Moe corner /to. and First Areeta.
ocully
Three Houses and Lots fur Sa te
WILL be Pohl at private axle , TIMER 110lirikLi AND
Lors. One Mirk llourcheicuatedou Ferry, between
Fourth mid Liberty "troche; Lot Ai fret front by 710 feet
back.
Also, one Lot and two Houses, on Logan street, flotb
Ward. One Louse fronting ou Logan street, mod the other
on earpantvr's alley; Lot td feet by lOU.
' Also, the stand 1 now occupy, on the corner of terry and
Water streets, the 1.1511 runcau t one year from let of April,
Igbs, with the Furniture, Bolding, to. The aortae at pros.
tot to doing a g.chl baugnem, and le pleasantly 'mated.
For terms ani further particulars enquire of
ALEX. CUPPLES,
corner of Ferry and Water Wert.
R. & A. O. Duncan,
tIT 110LnALI: GKOCERS, anti Dealers In Produce, For-
VVsign Wince. end Liquore,ol/ Mooonicalielsand
Ded Wbi.ky, N 0.121 Libcrty s 4 litteburgh„ Pa. I 109:9
Silver Manufactory.
FOONE, FORKS, EMBLEMS, ac.—Kkotervir ea Num.
—Owing to superior facilities In mam.factori ng my own
work, we are now selling at least 10 per cent. lower thaw
the eastern cities, or elsewhere. All work i 3 warranted.
Sterling Silver.—We also manufacture Spoons of the
British'sierling qemlity.
Watches and Watch repairing continued, with every fa.
catty and renewed determination to give entire satisfaction
to customers, both as to price and the superior quality of
the work. W. W. WILSO.N,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
corner of Market and Fourth Presets.
P TTSBURGII AMAMI FAC-rOltl'•
BIGLWN MARTIN 4 SiLVVIS. ...... aLLSZRT.
Bigelow & Co.,
QUOMSI3OII.B TO E. M. 'HOLLOW, No. 46 4 110kk
IMY CO alley, near Wood ktreet, Pitt.
btargiACHES, CARILIAGE PIMA
TUN iIUGOLES, anti every deacription of
filmy malticlea built to order, and tialahed in a manner on
atunithwal (Jr beauty of deaign, elegance of "Mich, skill o
workmanship. and durability. of materials.
All work warranted nova
11101.71;111IN6 GOODS
'RANK VAN GORDER has just received a large and
J: beautiful aaaorunant of Mourning Collars, ['Neves
and bolts in Crape, Tarleton and Swiss, black lace and
annul Veils, back Ilosicry and Gloved, In wool, cotton,
and ; Ribbons, Belts, and Crape., In all iinalltle.
Alexender *Bejon'a beet Kid Gloves an allays br
fund at No. 83 MARKET kTREET, corner of the Dia
c.:osed.
Steamboat Owner.
Alma, find ft to their itdvantage to rail and gamine our
V V stock of SFOV KS, before nurallaaing elsewhere. Oar
'ninety, Loch us to anti of Hain and utility, to superior to
any In Obi market. We alto have a Laundry Furnace,
new In dooigu cad Principal, dinistued expready for Maar
basto. • REISLNGER k Stair
Wanted,
Y • Ver, industrlonn young man, who will dente as
j aut. time to hit busin.ta, a IIITUATION Ai cal?
PING (.3.131tK in a Wholesale oritetall Warehouse, or st..
natant gook-Keeper, or a pia, in a Unwary or yry
Store; and will make himself generally urv: u I v. 0, en -
ploy er. A note ad Ireesed through the P Oltiro to 'A.I3
D.," or tla at the ono, of the Pont,' will rec. romp
attenLioa.
Hints and Cap..
WILSON h ;ON keep a...nil:illy on band every
44deilcription and variety of lIATB ANL/ CAPS, both
Iviliolearle and retail. nuee dashing. neat lathion
able MAO or Cap, grod and cheap, would do well to give ua
a call before purchwiiog elsewhere. zwwlB
C. B. tinselly Is. CO.,
(111fiAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, Nu. 82 third sired,
lJ rum Arcudiet, would rerpectfully inform their friends
Rod the publlc generally, that they hare now in store their
complete FALL taTOCK, consisting of CARPETS of every
deeEmption, iron the Royal }'civet and Bras:3ls, to the com
mon motrain, Clomp and Itog. Floor thl Cloth, from one
to eight yards wide, new deemns andve. y a nd
Canton Matting, Druggeta, Rude, rteir Bode Window
Sla,dea, e. Persons to want ere to cal and 018152.
int. their Acct.. Stetomboate. limck, and limidence, form
ished on 'the moat reoconititic terte,.
kuLl quick sale6." - iiii
A:4l ONLY.
To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers
and Illainialraeturera.
THE SUBSCRIBER is now importing a superior quality
of OM t./1 CNAINAC, of which 31 of an ounce with tilt
gallons pure Spirit will produce u flue Cognac Brandy. 11.4
ESSENCES OF lti/CIIELLE and OTARIPS BRANDY; of
JAIIALIA sod ST. CEOIX 111.111, AILAC. ClllElt and
PEACH BRANDY. HOLLAND SCILIEDAM .31INAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY. are acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rections fur use will invariably be given by
DIL LEWIS FECCUTWANGEE,
141 Maiden Lane, New York.
P. E.—lmporter of Daguerru,t)jo: Chemical., Manua,
Maraud; Mangum. t, Thorn's hot. Copaiva, Sulphate Nen
mania, as dee2ll4 tf
DYAD PIPE AND SUM: LEND—The Nubecrioe. a.
now reeeiving,and will keep .I.tantly on hand, a full
supply of and Drain Pipe of all slam; also, Skeet
Lead, from 2%10 6 IDs to the square foot.
J. W. BUTLER & CO, '
97 Aunt, stmt.
or Itiptium, a 4:iara arieDisease
.• • •
gigr- DR. lISYSER, of 140 Weed streetibege leave to an.
tonne to the public that he has made serangementa with
Mr. Marsh. of New York, to sell and dept his Rama.
• Co.. Taxa; whkb sweival the prise medal through a sur
gical committee, consisthlg of Professors Riontwx, Paean,
CaaaooeAN Gnus , Luoww, and other,, at the New York
Industrial Exhibition of all Nations. Dr. Keyser Mu an
nine back of his Drug Store, where all kind. of THUSa Rs,
SUPPORTERS, LACE STOCKINGS, SMOULDER BRACES,
PILE PROPS, and SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, are fitted
and satisfaction temente& Trusses at every pews can be
oKteintd, and of a quality superior to any others in the
market. To. greet prerelease of Rupture has leettmed
the Dr. to give especial attention to theta cane of disease
requiring mechanical support, with full confidenes that his
long mos:Rome In the treatment of such cases has ensbkd
him to meet the inert:man wants of the community in tble
regard. I.' you have a rupture do not fail to tail.
Ask for Dr. KEYSER, at Ws Wholesale
,prog Storo and
Truss Depot, No. 140 Wool street,:littstrisighrn. 131 11 0 of
the Bohlen Mortar. deelgistaw
11 you donut• want to be Straight don't
wear nay 8 1 1°Mader Brace
Ab g r F•Ar m. re than two years we bate worn Dr.Keyeer'S
• tb su..pettolar Bra.," fad raft its pinaaaut duly
agnio to recommend ita GAO to all of sedentary occupations.
Com iumg the advantagm of a Shoulder Brace with those
of a of Suspenders, it lo light and comfortahLe, and
connteracts the disposition to become stoop
anon tiered. Those of our readers who an, in need of artch
an article, should call on Dr. Heiser, on Wood street, ottr.
nor of Virgin alley, and examine tLia Brace, which has re.
cently been mach improved—ratatturp4 Disputa, Dara.
bee BN , 1854.•
&td wholesale and Mail at. Dr. ILILYBIpWB Tram and
El:amide: Brace Depot,l4o Wood omega.. Blga of Um Gold=
Mortar. doo2Briaw
44- Irecitp tAelotimoingfrom the ReadingJarrnaL Dr
Kelser, the o for the medicine, says As .off marrand ar
guarantee a acre 'in any =a of Hip Mamas or liercdiaas
aid may be presented. .Pasephiels congaed:4g core. of A.
me* askreielting character mdil be given Co any one gratin.
Onlriday , a Depurative Syrup. e
"We understand that our townsman Dr. George W. Oak..
ley, is now airing his whole attention to the manufacture
of his Dementlve Syrup and 'rattan of Banaparilla, is
order to eupply the extraordinary demands for the ankle
which are coming in from all Quarten. Mho Syrup's with-
out doubt the beet of the kind made in the country. We
Moro It to be one which we eau moody recommend to the
favorable indite of our readers. It bas bun Wind by years
of experiersee sad use, and room to be all that is claimed
for it by its inventor. A pamphlet is lying before tut, Iliad
with certificates of cures, the mama appended to which are
not ace of straw, as is usual with documents of this char
acter, but well known dtismiqf Barka comsty—who have
experienced the effects of its vocative properties. Append
ed to the list are certillaates of diluent county officer. of
Berta county, with the seals of Urns amend dim attached,
stating that they are wall emweatuted with the persons
whose cameo are given as rdlicanea (among which are the
names of a number of our principal physicians) and know
them 10 be genuine. We advise those of our modem who
are afflicted to eall upon Dr. Oskaley, at his office in North
Fifth street, and procure one of these pamphlets, which
will not fail to satisfy them that his preparation is one of
extmentioary powermellefleine.aeld eminently deserving
of their attention."
Sold wholesale and retail at AIL KEYSER'S Drug Stem,
No. 10 Wool street, awn= Ifiggin alley: Sign of the
Ciohten Mortar. deeitelser
air Agency of Dr. 8. 8. Flitich.n Ce'Own.
teei M edlclinesie at DIL G. H. KHYBER'S Drag Store,
No. DO corner Wcolatreet and Virgin alley.
Cherry Pulmonlc, Pulmonary Rabaul, Pectoral Expecto
rant, Pulmonary Liniment, Depurative Syrup, Heart Cor.
rector, Humor Corrector, Pitman,' McdieinalCod Liver Oil,
AntliDyepepUe..liliture,Cougb and Catbartm Pithy Nemine,
Veronfuge, PUG, female Specific, An, Re., wed by
him ccastantly and with unprecedented succem, In the
treatment of
aids, Cbugiu , filmsurapiiess, Asthma, Haat Disease., Do
ppia; Scrofula, Skin Dimmer, libeinnatiam, Petinie
Compla ,, v, Pad, dc, eia Dr. Pith's mieqwalkd
/Want Buser Plated Abdominal Sm,oporkira
Dr. Ptch'. /improved Plated Steel
Sprthg Bkonlikr Brace. Dr.
Fiteles Saber
ligg Tube.
Alio, all kinds of Proprietary Medicines, at the lowest
prices. wholesale and retail. • novl3:daw
LIST OP GENUINE PAIIISIT NEDIC/NES,
Q. EfAlto 4.ITD 001 OAj r It
FLEMINu, BROTHERS,
Peeal /11.4ae• Vannes...mad 1.11.. PUY.
Wholards 1 p
hapy
th dad Dealers In /Went Aladiciaes,
Corner Four and Wood streeta, Pittsburgh.
V EELISIt'S _I3IIO.I.ICAN COMPOUND;
Jayne's 11.tprattre
CRrminpuve Sawn ;
Hair Dye:
Expectorant ;
Sanative Pills:
flair Tonic;
Wistar'm Balsam of Wild Cherry ;
Bryant's Pulmonary Balsam;
lloorlidal'e German Bitter.;
Hotta_ d do
I lostatte.'s Stomach do
31erchites' Uterine Catholicon
Storms' Scotch Cough Candy;
Price's do;
Thorn's do; - •
Howe's do;
Oegarod'S India Chnisgogue;
Morse's inmgors :mg, Cordial.
Tyler's Gum Arabic Drops;
Ilarri.on's Hair Dye;
Phalon's do .
itatzhelor'e do
:kleMuun's Elm:- of Opium;
lir) au Es Pant) mg Extract;
Dalley's Pain Extract;
Brown's EmPeOce ofJamalca Ginger)
hicAlluder'e do do:
indellible Ink;
Payeco's do du, ,
Araholds
Dr. Curtis' 'lnca.;
Lyon.' Kathatrun;
David's Lilly Whiten
Basin's do;
Tohiss' Liniment;
linut's do;
Allen's Nerve and Bone Liniment
Mexican Mnotang do;
Farrel's Arabian do;
Gszdner's do;
Barrel'. Indian do;
Carter's Spanish Mixture;
Berne's Pile Lotion ;
Bern Fun;
&area's Acoustic.oll;
Merchant's Gargling Oil;
Rushton, Clara. et Cu.'. Cod Liver Oil ;
McAllister's tamtment;
Sings' Itch do;
Ferrel's do;
Gray'. do;
TrasiCallagnetic Ointment
Judkin's do;
Swaim'. Panacea;
Honk's
Sargant's Infant Panacea ;
Parry Davis' Pain Killer;
_ Ayer's Cherry Pectoral;
Houghton's Pepsin;
Bier's Pearoleram;
McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills
Itrandarth'e do
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
Lee's Anti-bilions do;
Sarsaparilla Blood do;
SVereg do;
Swaynes9lxtract Sarsaparilla Blond Ills
Jayne's Anodyne Cough do;
' Townsend'e Health - do:
Jew David's Plasters:
Shoemaker's do;
Dr. Newman's do;
Bmiway's Beady Ballot;
Morn.' Remedy;
Prof. Waxl's Hair Restored's;
Jilnerson'e do;
Bull's Sarsaparilla;
Townsend'. do;
Saud'. do;
Viratlt'
Guysott s
's Extract Yellow Dock and Baraaisrillail
Ekdiledam Schnapps;
Soap, Clearer's Honey;
Highly Scanted Bmwo i t liedisse
aak;
Idslluiree Specific;
'McLane', Sudorific Clough Syrup;
Tyler's Gum Arable do; .4 4
Sel.ers' do;
Swayna's Syrup Of Wild Cherry;
Smith's Tonic S'yrup ;
Barry's Tricophoroua;
Norwood'e Tincture of Nostrum
McLane's Celebrated Vermlfuge,
W. Locock's Pulmonlc Wafers;
Thomann's Eye Water;
Agents Mr all of Dr. McCliritock's landlyptedietzias::
Dr. Nosidhanee Breast Pumps;
Water's Atmospheric Breast Pumps;
Gum tlhotic do do febloly
REV. DR. COVEL'S
RHEUMATIC PILL'S,
Fla. the Sife, OURpicte and Speedy Cure of bvtammatom
Chronic, Fkrclaary and Iferrarial Rhnonat RA's.
Cout, Lumbago, Sciataa t and other Disaster grating
aw Jhawatar System,
WW4 - .t.
Q UCH AN AItRAY OF TESTIMONY as Dr. Canes
KIIEUXITIC Prue have called forth from all classes, was
never . voluntarily offered in favor of any other Medicine.
Themes of cure comprehend
EVERY STAGE OF' RHEUMATISM',
Whether accompanied by that terrible sensibility of the
Parts affected, common in the inflammatory phase—by the
mueoular contractions which so often render the victim of
Canonic Itheurnatidu a heir:dem cripple, or by the ever ,
changing eymptoms which are sometimes the characteristics
of thin Protean complaint.
tlnlikethe “Sertgradon practice of bleeding and pttrgbig,
which some sapient mnlions consider the teptimrste made of
treating Rheumatism, these Pills sustain and cherish the
annual forms, invigorate the amstitution, and this act as
the allies of Nature to her efforts to cast off the disease.
Their medical action is direct and specific. It mochas the
emirates moiriti or ruuliz of the disorder, through all the
nmpllcations of nen., and Mires le chub it Is entrenched,
and expels from the blood the febrile principle which feeds,
and epreatle, and intemitice, while it opresds the fatal ten•
dencim of the melody. -
Cautlos—Beware of Counterfeits II
Be particular, and enquire tor Krv. SAMUEL COVENT
RILET.I.IIATIC PILLS, ur.d aen that the bean have, on the
outbid," wrapper; his signature, countersigned by C. IL
BIND, General Agent. 192 Broadway, New York, without
which none are OkStIN Z.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PEE BOX
Ga,.fiold by Dr GEO. a KAMM, Pittaborgh: J. P.
FLEMING, Ailegbeny City. deaUlea
VrALUABLE URAL trTATE FOB d•LE, Adjoining the
V Borough of Manche,ter—THLETY BUILDING WTI3,
each 2i feet front by IVO lest deep, and fronting on Marker
Street PO feet in width, are offered for ads quite low, and on
reasonable terms of payment This propene is part of the
eatelo of the late J.dnes Adams, Esq., and the title is par •
feet and beyond dispute. Apply to
novB JAN= BLABBLY.
_Wm. Digby, Jr. -
CUOMO AND NURNIMIAIG BTO6I, Itisatie lik74
k .v ivt,t at m /. isugunik*-csoildi ks to artier ta
poet aad at andante tam
MEDICAL
IMM
E=M
RAILROADS
OLZVELAWD A M ID PITTIBUZGE
11141.11IMILD.
lA coNN!onolsr WITS THE •
Ohl* sad Pliommurivailla Roillmorsti t
TLC Al•msriCX. -
T o
sliortsotopolsimot sod most mile& mak to,
a b i aLefemßlidtbkorie eglome bad SI- nit
This route M moilitsittod miles slosrhr smi Sheet WOW
Nears Trisha to Obleigo, am the otnolitimicsos VIA lii
DIANAPOLI&
Three Daily Trains bettrom Pittsburgh sod Clerrolmoi.
Throe
to
Trains beluga Clerrebuid and Cribiligea_
Time to Cleveland 5iX hoam,Chkago unagi.Moo. hours.
sad St Louis thirty-omen hmus.
•
VIA ALLIAIf - CIL
Trains dor Cleveland leave Alliance at 7110. A. r t i relle
M., and 640 P. Id , conn.eting at Hodson wi th On
Cuyebogs. Salle and Akron, aad aretving In Cleveland of
10.04 A. M.,-2.30, P. M., and 8.20, P.M.
Ste Train of the Obdo and Penna. Railroad, leave Pith
burgh at 3.00, A. M., 8.00, A. M., and 8.00, P. Md all row
netting at Alliance with trains whkh arrive In Ohnelmail
at 10 at, A. M., 130, P. kL. and" 8.46, P. Y.
Pmeengers for Chicago., Lou* Rock !eland
Galena, and Me North•west, who wish to go through with
,
out detention, will take the train having Pitbborgh at
8 OD A. IL, and ardiing in Cleveland et 2211 P. M., an that
to th. only train by width close oonnections are male
through to the above Mots. Pareengera by this teem,
Ivaco ehicsga at 7.30 next morning and St. Leah at mid.
nido. •
I uu c gained by going via Cleveland, eight Mum.
TO. Trains froze Cleveland to Toledo an Chicago loam as
Leave Cleveland at 7.30 *al 210 A. IL, 7-46 P.M.
ard to at Chicago at 11.00 P. IL, 7.40 A. Y. and 12.00 IL
Trains leave Pr Rock Lamed and Elt. Louie ea tbllowat
/dare Chicago at 9.16 A. M, 10.06 and 1140 P. M.
JolkPassengers tor St. Louie go aver Rook Ward Railroad to
ana thence over the Mama and biladsalppl Railroad
to Alton, and thanes by Steamboat (23 miles) to St. Louts.
Paraengers by the 9.23, A. M., Train arrive in Rt. Louis at
11.180 sand
next day. waxing, and by the 10.06, P. M. Train it noon
Baggage checked through to Cleveland, and there re.,
checked tor Mingo and St. Loin s FARR VIA ALIJA-NCI AND OLIVELAND.
In cum. las 2ns
To Allianoe--.42 30 ar.ass. CLAM
To Chieago..—al 50 9 SO
Cknreland.-- 400 La Bade-. 14 50 12 60
&Melo—. 000 Rook &land- Id .13 60
Detroit_....._..6 00 & -
. 19.60 15 60
ot6Te7rt Company req,
an uested to procure their Ueda& at the
' in Monongsbeda Hoont,ildrd door
beldw the corner.' J. DURAND, Sop't Cleveiand.
deed • J.- A. (MAMMY
rittCtit,
WINTER, ABRANORMENT&
THE PENNSYLVANIA
11114. t-, .. .. . .
1854.
RA.ILB,OAD.. .
Films MAIL TRAIN will besse every samilair(Ettulaye
...I. irmeeptea) at 7 eclair, stopphisi
i ll
j e l li ß lite midis sta.
ti ninWl i lt= a rta g ew t Pittsburgh _ t
tro Sustak=clocii, etoppiz at Inrin' w V i l .i n4 .l 7, Las .
Alt
wa,
Ac,
arrivirs i = r4 Philedeipbla at 5 ottiods, the nazi
SHE EXPRFSS TRAIN ,Will learnsevery evening
at 420 o'clock, stopping_ oily at Oreensbmo - Latrobe,
Lockport, Tolusstown, Sonuneddil, Oallitron, Altoona,
tc.,lconnesding at Harrisburg with the train ihr Mehl
mons, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore, at 2
o'citick, P. M.
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN idll Two every after
word Sunday) at 820 o'clock,
as stopping at all regal.
tar gni, and running only as far Bisimillia.
T SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves daily
(except Saaday,) at.l.Lo'eleek, A. M., stoppin . g dall deo
tlonk, and running only as far ea Brinton's
&STERNUM TRAINS arrive in t'ittebnrgh. That Ao
estainodatiort arrives at 8 o'clock, A.M. littpsessl.2o P. M.
Somnd Accommodation, 7, P. M. Mail 1110, P. M. Past
Lizt4 2.20, A. M.
P to Now York, $11,80; Pare to Philadelphia,g9; Ems
to theme, $8,54:8 Pare to Elarrisburg,sl.ft
checked to all stations on the Peonsilvania Rail.
roe an to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
P pureb ming tickets in care, will be charged cm
in addition to the elation rates, except from stations
whe the Company hare no Agent.
.-liturylvania money, aid par fonds only, vet:sired in
P
.
eat for tickets. -
NOTICE—in ease of ken, the Company will hold
Ives responsible for pawnst baggage only, and for
moot not exceeding $lOO.
B.—The Excelsior Omnibus Line hut been employed ..
tvey plumage= and baggage to and from the Depot,at
rge not to exceed la cents for each psalm:ger, and F.
eta for each trunk. . .
1 tickets, apply to - J. MItiIIUMEM,.. Agent,
r At the P. 8.. R. Passenger Station, on Malty M.
leburgh, November 13th, 1851—f reovi4
[1:1
Ok. AND PENNSYLVANIA BAELEOAN,
New Arralagemtakt,
0011fMENCING PEBRUARY2B,IB6II.
1864. agiMINNWIN 1854.
Mt il nee Tilk ; taa l ter:t7 PitUi b u T 1 1 8 dba lc
one ecu.
necticin there with a last Express Train, reaching (Sntln
nat!
4bont 12 o'clock at night:
EXDRESB TRAIN leaves Pitterorgh at 3 o'clock, P. M.
after the arrival of the Express train from Philadelphia:
awl roaches Crestline at 11,88 , P. M., connecting with the
Might Express which reaches Cincinnati in the morning.
Connections are made with the Ohio and Indian, end
Balloitaine and Indiana railroads Sir Dayton, Indianapolis
and Timm in Indiana. -
Conneedons are made with Cleveland, Monroeillia. San,
dual'', Toledo, Detroit and Chicago with Bucyrus, Upper
Smodasky, Pored, and the tennis on the Mad Slyer Bad.
also, with Mount Vernon, Newark, Zanesville and towns
on thi MartarHid road.
Faro to Citkeitatttl $7; to Indistaapollss7l; to Doyton f 6.60;
to Toledo $6 ; to Oolotabos $5,45; to Zanotti:Us 0,10; to
CleTtilats $l. Through ticketo to Louloville at redwood
rates.;
TIIRIEING s
This EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Creedine at 116 P
and reaches Pittsburgh at . 9.30 PM, connecting with Um -
&A Ottawa Train through in fifteen Nana, to PhilasielMda
MAIL TRAIN leaves Crudine at 130, A. IL, on the ars
rival '?ot . the Night Train tram Cincinnati, and
&rim at Pittsburgh at .40, PM.
NNW 111OMIC N A MN MAIM leaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A M, and E. P 31, and New Brighton at II
A M, and Ll 6 P M.
MIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 7 A li, sad 9 P,
M., and arrives at 4.80 A If, and 4.40, P M.
sir The Trains do not ran on Sunday.
sir! Tickets or further inibrutatkw, apply at the ticket
o 'of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
J. G. Y, at the corner ogles under the Mono
Hanes Pittsburgh, or of
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent,
Federal street Station.
fobsJOHN KELLY, Paneenger Agent.
PITTSBURGH, Si'. LOUIS HD tiff 0111111111.
Alper DIU= AND OYLY BELTAIr . It ROUTL
RAILROAD TO CHICAGO
THENCE
NT -
CHIOAOO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
- -
An Air Line Bout. from Chicago to St. Louis.
1R.0.103 LEAVI CIIICAGO DAILY (litandayis aireeptied)
oßarrival of Express Trails of Ilkhlgan Soutbesm and
b•W Railroad,-
14 RT. Lops DAY MA1L....__..._.. 41b, A. N.
NIGHT EXPREBB.--10:05, P. M.
Prelim ran through to Bt. Latde in fourteen hours, via
Bloomington, tipringthild and Alton, without dump of ears
or bopgi, hir connecting at Alton with awry Lim, of Packets
br H.S.kbai Goincy and Keokuk. and at SL Louis
MDT CLASS BTRAIEERB YOH NEW ORLEANS,
and intinmedhite points on ths Mbletedppi, and with reigning
limo of steamers Mr Bums and Coum-U Bluffs.
TIME PROM PITTSIGIRGH TO BT. LOUIS ES
_BOUM
checked through to Si. Loult;oa Michigan His
trsl sl *.outhern Trahm, and at the ddeeppoot in Chicago.
• B. P. HO Chicsgo,
General aineog
RICHARD P. MORGAN, 3. . , SuperinPtendenter Agent.
Sir Through Tickets to St. Lou* by routs, can ba
obtained in Pittsbalch, at Cases of Qevelend and Pitts
burgh and Ohio and Pennerilvanis Itailromit irepErtkit
-
15CaLLUA2MC1121rMI:S=M
11111111111ila
• FRBIGHT TARIFF, . -
Crmantenelnt December litt, 18845. -
VIttST CLASS—BronakCedar and Wooden lbetb ••:
era Furniture, sacra hand, Furs, Ptarem
Wlr4n baskets or texas: 90 mob PlOO La.
Clan—Drietilbuit, Beeswax, Deer Skim Clam
sad Timothy Sand, Olasmare, HaMbrare, Baca, Wodl and
Sheen Nts, Eggs and Leather: 75 recto It 100 lbs.
Thr3 Clans—Bnxe and Pork (loose,) Butter, to BMWs,
kegs or ibis; limp, Hides, Sap, Window tillsaa, and Cot- "
ton, unrimprmed: 85 cents 11100 be. . '
.1
~ t em o ty o ass--dlookol„Itorks or boxes,) Bartel '
and Al t, Beef and Pork, Cheese,•Lard awl Lard •
Oil, , Cotton (aerapreesed,) Tobacco, 56 scab
•
100 Br. E 111661.
OEORG C. TRANCIDATILI,
Freight ♦gwt.
DR. HENDERSON,
_OCULIST AND &JURIST.
rausa ALL D151A.413 Or TOO ITS AND LH RUMOUR 42111130,
Macutio. IMIEIRRING, OR ens VOL ON CALORRL.
OFFIChabS hItJAD WAY, tX43.. GRAND ST., NSW YORK.
Hours from 9 A.: M. to 4 P. M.
I) °COIL OILANULATP.D LIDS, Acadia.
Chloe& Blindness with Yslins, frills, Ammonia's and
CataraceScroftdoos, Weeping or Watery Byes, are among
the amis.. of the eye which are treated by Dr. H. with
perfect 4tlsAction.
All dilater:es of the Ear treated upon sclentific principles.
Artificial Byes inserted without an operation.
All letterspombpaid will secure prompt attention.
We select the fulbwing references from Leung the thou.
sands of eases which have been successfully treated by Dr:
11 ;11. ' iyer.NNS-S Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
*AM.,' Southwick, Printer, a"
ty. Goodspeed, Glens Falls, N. Y.
*Wm. W. Smith, Detroit, Mioh.
*Mrs. A. H. Is. Wilson, New York City, N. Y.
.dice Nary Bellows, N. K. Station, Duchess co., N. Y.
mewl 0. Bolger, Brine!, Conn.
•John Seamen, Engineer, N.Y.
David Little, Engineer,
Win. P. IL Giles, olSoe Courier tad Enq., N. Y.
Varna W. Kirby, Brooklyn, L. I.
Jarvle Seism;
e A. B. Reeves, Telegraph OferMor, gt fileholullotal.
B. M. PerrW , Organ /Wier, Houston St.
H. B. Doolittle, N. D., Hodson, N. Y.
Mrs Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N. Y.
• N. P. Collins;Teacher Penmanship, Teti, N. Y.
B. L. Roos, Albany, N. Y.
A. Dillenbach, Schenectady, N. Y.
CsepL B. H. Haviland, Athens, N. Y.
John W. Hackett, Bingham/sten, N. Y.
eThese patients were laird, and had to be led to tbs.:Ale.
At the expiration of turd weeks they could go abouCtite city
at pleasure.
*new wee of Amauroala ware restated "'Wit after
they were gi.ol up aa incurable by the facer.hyp, andluere be
referred to by any pawn who endue to lame the facts he
tbers caw, by wriung to them.
Eireleiter Carriage Victory.
•IrOITYIBTON, BROTHER el al, PRACTICAL CoACH
kLaILKILS, am?? of Rebecca and BeLmoritatzseti, Alle
gheny city, Ps-, have on hand and an mancillactudog an
gataudVa assortment dr Carriages., Sockaways, Buggies,
Ji.ggage Cars, to., made In all OM various Myles, with
strict retoird toVierability amt hessity Med* sing In all
their work the best. Juniata Mon and eastern hickory. Re.
pairs attended Ls on the most remonahis terms. They feel
=Orient that all who may favor them with their patron
age, will be perfectly aataifial on trial of their work. •
The Pittsburgh and Manchester °mulls:me peas every fife
teen min etas diming the day. oafrely,
The Howie of ileihaigo,
'EtOR WZSTRIIN PENNSYLVANIA, AT PITTS/WEER.
Je4 wet open for the reception of incite. regularly coin.
Emitted from counties composing the Western Judicial Dir
irict of Pennsylvania. Proms of MAMMAS= can be ob.
iniosd of the IMpaintendant, t.t the Saar of Refuge, or
of the Bearatary, at the teasel Palma., Hama *ON
tNeld BS order of the
MUM Baud.
AUDUBON, Proideat.
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