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THURSDAY,. OSIZINGF 4, :::I:4 'n/ARY
air to, we los UM AT WA MPHIL
twine 'err:erwmugam Coiraos.—We men.
Boned • sharelise ago, fiat Prof. Millar & Bro.,
had made sgrpHostion to the Nurt- of . Common
Pleas for • charter for their new Commercial
c 9 uegc, we. are happy to hear.that the appli
cation bee been granted, and the , charter issued,
Although it is but a limited period since the
Messrs. Millar have settled here, the remarkable
oneness they have met with in the establishment
of this Institution, is ample evidence of the ow ,
parlor inducements offered - by them for the so;
quirement of a sound commercial and businese
education.
Located in the but part of the city, the buil&
lag is perhaps better adapted for the purpose
than any other that could have been procured.
The rooms are large, well lighted, from both
sides, the ventilation perfect, and the access eon;
replant ; decorated luindsomely, the wholo into
rior is pleasing and comfortable.
The commercial portion of the College is on
, der.the immediate suPerintendtmoe of Mr. John
Barry, one of our oldest and best hnown el tizene.
His Mlltatiln Ile an acoontant and mathemati•
elan is 8000114 GO Pone in the country, and one
more oagable to impart to pupils practical bud ,
nen truths and make them good book-keepers;
IS not to be found. Oar citizens all know him
as a successful teacher.
The proficiency attained by Bohlen, after s
few weeks tuition in penmanship, under the sye
tem made nee of exclusively by Profeaeor Miller,
is really astonishing. Pupils who could barely
write their names, in half a dozen lessons, are
taught a legible and handsome signature. The
dullest scholar cannot fall to learn.
Professor M. has no equal as a penman him
self; and has what so many writing masters
lack, the ability to teguih others. It is too often
the case that professors of penmanship, although
able themeelvee,to execute all kinds of fancy
flourishes, cannot_ import the same talent to
their pupils. With Prof. Millar the case is dif
ferent He promises nothing but what he is
perfectly able to accomplish.
We are pleased to see the constant influx of
students which continues to pour into the Col
lege.,,Slur young men know it is an institution
atop a/Ahoy have long felt the want of, and pa
tronise it as it deserves.
COURT OP Omura" Szssions.—Before Hon.
William B. M'Clure, President Judge; Gabriel
Adams and William Boggs, Associate Judges.
Commonwealth vs. Michael Dormer; indict
ment larceny of a lot of silver table ware from
Rev. Dr. Riddle, in November last. Verdict of
guilty,_ and defendant sentenced to one year and
six montss' imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
Commonwealth vs. Wm. Lock ; indictment,
surety of the peace, on oath of Hester Williams.
Defendant sentenced to pay costa of prosecution.
Commonwealth vs. John A. Doldry ; indict
ment, surety of the peace, on oath of John Wil
liams. Defendant sentenced to pay costs.
Commonwealth vs. John Lutz; indictment, as
sault and battery, with intent to kill, on com
plaint of John W. Jones.
Commonwealth vs. John W. and Thornton
Jones; indictment assault and battery.
These two last cases era cross suits, growing
out of a difficulty which occurred between the
parties lasi spring, in which one of the Jones'
was shot in the face by Lutz, who alleges that
the first provocation was given by them. On
triaL
A MARRYING MAN.—A man named David
Bates was convicted, at the last-term of the In.
'diana county Courts, of bigamy, and sentence&
to twenty-two months' imprisonment in the
Western Penitentiary, to which plane be was
brought the other day. It appears he was com
mitted for the same offense in 1851, and had
just 40t our. He returned to the neighborhood
of Biatroviii, cod by dyeing his whiskers' and
changing tie name to David Beatty, was again
married to 3 young widow, by the very same
J:::tice of the Peace who married him before.
One of the witnesses on the trial, stated that
Bates seven wives living, or even more.
Three of them were in Indians county—the
othera, in Westmoreland and Fayette. While in
jail,•Bates sent for the District Attorney and his
,00tinsel, and proposed - that if they would secure
his acquittal, he would give each of them one of
Air wives! "They Jay I have three or four,"
aaid its, " but I know I can find two, and you
shall have them." Bates would make a good
citizen of Utah.
THRAIRII.—FnaT APPRAILLACX OP MISS Ax
men Tues.—This young lady made her first sp.
pearance last night to a very fair audience, in
the °hamster of Julia, in the play of the Hunch
back. Miss Lace has a beautiful figure, delicate
complexion and light hair, a character of head,
probably not the best for the stage, if it were
not relieved by expressive features and a refined
appearance. She was received with that kindly
welcome.which is extended here to all promising
debutantes, especially when they are as handsome
as Miss Ines; and as the play progressed, met
with the most enthusiastic applause. Her man
ner is remarkably graceful, her actions uncon
grained - and judicious, her voice pleasant and
-...natural, and (a great point with many artistes)
she lookedthe character she personated. Her re
presentation of Julia was one of the best pieces
of acting we have witnessed for a long time ; it
surprised and charmed the most hypercritical by
its naturalness and truthfulness, and irresietably
carried away the feelings of the audience.
To-night Miss Ince will appear as Parthenis,
in the play of Ingomar.
MAN KILLED ON TUN RAlLHOAD.—Yesterday,
sa the train on the Pennsylvania Railroad, due
at 12 o'clock, was passing Denny's curve, about
three miles from the city, two men and a dog
were espied on the track, a short distance ahead
of the locomotive. The engineer gave the usual
Opal of alarm, and both stepped off, but one
of them, named John Krouse, imprudently
reaching back to rescue the dog, was struck on
the head brthe beam of the cow-catcher, and
instantly killed. The train was immediately
stopped, and the unfortunate man picked up and
conveyed to the depot on Liberty street, where
.an inquest was held upon him by Coroner
Lowry. Eris skull was fractured in a frightful
manner. The deceased resided in thi Fifth
Ward, and leaves a wife and large ftffily. No
blame is attached to the Engineer or Conductor
of the train, who did all in their power to avert
the accident.
Anemia lot of the beautiful corrugated bate,
inperEr to first, just received, and at Alf.'s
usual fair prices; don't forget to call at the
Banner Hat Store if you want anything in the
tasty line, from a Shanghai to a Celestial, 147
Wood street, opposite the new church. *
071101 3 / 3 OP FITTSBDBOII AND STIDNINYILLI
BAILDOAD.—At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad, held
on- Monday, night, Reuben Miller, Eaq., was
elected President, and 8. F. Von Boanboret ap
pointed Secretary.
APSADLT AND Bewley.—John Grier wee com
mitted to jail, (yesterday, by Mayor Vols, for
perpetrating an assault on a woman named
Catharine BLummenshine.
Vs would invite attention to the sale of volu
ble stocks this evening, at 7 o'clock, at the Mar
°beau? Exchange, by P. M. Davis, auctioneer.
ADJOUBSZD.—The Grand Jury, after acting
on nearly tlirc, hundred bills, adjourned on
Saturday.
11165. First Importation of Fine Watches. UM.
TT OnT ILECIAN c.n Fit BOXklg OY WATOlik:Sollract
aj - from Europe, Manufactured to my esposial order, and
which I can fully re2ommend and warrant as good time
keeper, end at tnwes PRICts than are retailed at In eastern
Cities. We have also lltillruad Watches and Cloche.
Itegulawrs for Kull cowl Station., sso to $75.
Sliver t 1 atone+ tiont $lO to PO.
Gold VVatchel tram $7.5 to 1,220
WATCH i<4.1,1810G.- - trur best attention, skied by superior
work/Leo., wuntahtly devoted to the repairing end clean
ing of Lee V, G 7 Market street, corner of bourat.
W. W. WILLSON,
Practical Watch Maker.
1:34 P.ItLeNTB.-4:Pold and Silver Watches, of
J.l" new end irzeudful pattern., just received;
t.dteine,lieys sad beefs to match. Jewelry of late patterns
and fine quality.
Rich VarietyGooch. Moo, Tea Ware, Castor., and the
nsuelataple goods in our Hoe; at as low prices as can be
round In this or eastern cities. W. W. WILSON,
Watch Maker and Jeweler,
67 Market street, corner of Fourth.
C.IIMJGOK-400 boxes for esle by
dee2B SMITH k RINCLA TR
• - BUALDIAiIi LOT FOR SALL.
A LOT 24 feet front on WYLIE street, and extending
. 4 16 L back 109 feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Let lea Cellar Wall, built fOr two small llouoeo. 'fide Lot
'sin a desirable location for • residents; and will be eold
lop, and on favorable terms. Title good, and clear from
ingumbrmace. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMORE,
ilia At Office of Morning Post.
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
ABUILDING LOT IN ALLEOUENY CITY, 1 4 feat by
100.. A good bargain can be bad by applying soon at
thu Mtn of the MOhOING POST. applying.
Lot. for Solo. ryti•
•
A GOOD /ItIE[LDING L0T,.24 feet front on eareon street
by 100 feet In depth, In 11frolinglun will be mold
cheap.. „kook. of Gm). n
witato,
_ jyfi . . office of the Sorning Post.
111. authorised to sell low some valuable Law Bute,
I .
10 vols. ea. Reports, by Barr;
Bouvier's Lastitutes ;
Grermlief's Ital.:fence;
Whuton'e Digest, jut ed.;
And other Reports, Elementary Work , ' U.
GEO. N. GILLMOBE,
WOG at the ofilos of Illotorag Post.
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axrceary—Ws.
Tamepar—Jsmi D. Ilacim.
Rmarisamiant—D. T. ZOOM=. h.
Ctoratlti afstadimfar lassowr—W. R. Ham",
V. P.,1. Aim Doom, J. imiray DAM 1 Pam, Joey
DAILY 11111211 r OF PITYABDIGH NADI=
OM= or raw Duct Noun= Poor, 1
Monday, January 18, 1865.
.1
PLOIIIIIBO bbla superthin fro wharf at $8,31508,87%;
eft do extra train first hand" at VW; 91 do ouperline from
store at $13,8734€08,60; 100 do 4o at 48,60, 80 days; 88 do
Hiller's One at VA.
HAY-5 tow in bawl from wharf at $23.
lIItND-130 btu Mover at 56,60, ouh.
Imports as. York. ,
The issYdr — Go of and leek, =Silt= Dry Goods, an $l,.
274,056, wand $1,466,280, woos week last year. The
sitgrsgsts of the reek is:
.41,862,239 $1,506,240
.. 1.455,236 1,274,956
Dry Goode
o.eral Eferokiandize
.43,646,103 $2,780,196
... 8,718,090 2,7143,412
Total Mum leak 1
...44 664 1 26 3
Among the Imparts are: Ckilbe, $183,700: allicrsi $ 21 , 900 ;
}Wein; $36,000; Bides, $63,300; Cutlery =4 Warthr 6 r l 4
$t2.,200; Iron, $166,200; Lead, $66,+00; Way $52,400; Steel,
610,100; Tin, $38,800; Bass, $22,400; Balt, $20,000; Watch.
es. $38,000•
Hog Slaughtering
Ole or two of our pork packing estahlialaneuta continua
in operation. The following la a statement of the number
killed around the hllti and the number in me, up to last
erening
Killed. la Peas.
74,081
—. 49 180 6176
27,719
20,807
18,700 600
19,600
Hun, Haat & 00—.---.
Hamilton, itiokitts k C 0....
Hitdard Atkinson.— ......
A. 8. White A C0...._
Janis k Co
(Insley, Hinman & Ott--.
Huffman & C 0.....
Good Total...—.
....217,456 1,035
1.036
Total llaasipu
_..._,278,481
It is estimated that between 7,000 sad 8,000 more Hogs
will be received here, which will swell the number to about
286,000. The market (or Hoge continues quiet, and priors
are unchanged.—Lonimide Demerol, 16th.
Bank statement.
Two Weekly Bank Statement of the New York Banks is
considered favorabla The spade item Shows a large gain
on hut week, u followa:
•Week ending Tam 6. Jan. 13.
Loans 482,244,706 $88,974,081 Itgo. 91,731,376
5pecie..........._..13496,963 16,488,618 Ito. 1,831,542
Cireniatkes .-- 7,049,801 6,686,461 Dee. 363,621
Deposita 64,932,168 67,363,393 Inc. 9,371,340
TELEGRAPH HAREMS
Now You, January 17.—Cotton unchanged, with male
rate demand; sales 00d bales; market dull with d«diulog
hmdency. aloor•-salas 5000 bbls good Ohio at $5,7540.25;
salt. 1800 bbis fiouth.rn at $8,7560,26. Wheat
gales 80,000 boa Western nuxec t.Narn at $1,04. Yu.li a
trifle lower; Wet 1800 bble mass at $12,31.2,50, and new
prime at $l3. Lard lower; sale In bbls 1.14510,1'. Whir
ky ...Oh io 844'038. Groaries more active at previous rates_
mocks better; Money unchanged; Virginia shies 03%;
Canton 244; N. Y. Central 118; able Raliroad 404; Reed
ing 7/A; Michigan Southarn 85; ClereLand and loledo
5854; Michigan t antral 77.
Putuoupw.., January 17.—Flour dull; but llttle export
demand; only Gm handed bbls standard brands sOl.l at
hye Flour ateady at stkoo. Corn Maul $4,50. Toe de
mml for Wheat Is Ilminoi; palm 000 boa good nerat 92,06
11 bus. dales 400 boa Rye at $1,24. Corn to fair demand;
mhos 500 boo 111.• Southern yellow at 96. Whiaky be dull;
holders sak 39.
COCUSIATI, January IT.—The liver lit falling slue ly.
Weather floe. }lour quiet et $1,6307,76. Whisky 95(3
25!•4.; dulL Hogs Wady at $441504,63. Pro• Woos qua.;
Was but) NAB prime Lard at 854. Bulk ghouldem 43 pact.
ed; green Hams 6 3 / 4 E)5. Eastern exchange dee hied to 1
per cent. premium.
Cattle Marlast.
Nor You, Jannuy 17.—Tha offarings of Boren wars
2,500 hoed Inferior, sad abipmanta rubor dearer; sales .t
1801460. Drooled Hop 10,12)00,60; on 111. hoof, $4,7b
and pp.
BAWL 10Th LIST.
OCW:enD MILT PUL ?11l ■OIIRY POST IT
Moen & Sargent, 'exchange Hashers,
Omer of Wood end Sixth sends, Pitnblegli.
PIeINSPLVAI4IA.
Pittsburgh Banka..--... par.:
Philadelphia " .....
Bronutville Pu
Bucks county "
Cbesteroo.(newlasue)
Columbia Bridge C0...._
Danville " ...-....
Delaware co. "
Doylestown "
Xsstoo " ......
Mate Bk.and I;ra - riches
0 ther solvent Banks 1
Llankcf4.6.lldu.sky-
Norwalk . 60
TWIN&
26
INDIANA.
;Stab" Stock Banks .
'State Bk.and branches... 1
ILLINOIS.
State Stock Banks--. 5410
(Stab Bank Smock— MI
Dank of 76
1=12:1M
Idontgomeryco.lianks—
Nortl;umberiand
All solver :t Hank .. Y. _ _.. 1
Beading
illehnylkill county "
Waahington
West Branch
-
W yoming
1 17
Erie 1
Gettysbargh 1
Honesdale -. 1
Waynesburg. 1
York Banks
Belief Notes IL
United States Bank.-- 15
Allegheny City Scrip-- par.
Pittstmrgh City " par.
Allegheny Ce. "
NEW YORE.
New York
Country Banks.— -..
NEW Jzitaicii7
All solvent 8ank5...... ... %
DELAWARE.
All solvent Banks-.-.-. X
BmallNotes
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banke---- X
Country Banks!
VIIIOIIeLL
IStat•Bk.and braod;r— 1
MICHIGAN.
All wlvent Banks.— ... 6
limixao• Fire lzuralane•
Co. at
TENNRBBBE.
All solvent Ranks 14.13
NORTH CAROLINA.
All solvent 8ank...._....
SOUTH CAROLINA.
MI solvent 8ank5...—....
==NM3
===
LOUISIANA.
All solvent Banks 3
Por.
&let.
Bt. ....... 1 &Wt.
VALUE OF WINS.
American Gold (nevr).-... par.
American Gold (old) pr'ni.
Sovereign& ..84 83
Guineas- ...... -...... ..... 6 00
Prederickdors 7 80
Ten Thaler, —....- 7 80
Tern Guilders 890
Loulsd'or 4 26
Napoleons 8 83
Doubloons, Patrice 16 TO
Doubloons, Spaniel:L....JO 26
Bank ofTa.• branches— 1
Parmere'Bk. a brenehe, 1
'Tetley Bta branches__. 1
Exchange Bk.abranehea 1
Wheeling Banks 1
Wheeling isranehas.....- 1
NEW ENGLAND .
All solvent Banks ryj
AUCTION SALES.
Auctilsom. , .Dally Rale.. -
A T the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and
Firth streets, at 10 o'clock, A. H., a genenti aswirtment
of Seuonabls, Staple and fancy Dry (Mods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Usta,Cleps, Ac.,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. H.,
Ortmeries,Queensware, Glearware, Table Cutlet', Looking
Glories, New and Second Hand Ilototehold ands Kitchen Fur.
niture, Ac,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. 8.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Iles Instruments,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goode, Uold arid
Sliver watcher, to. P. B. DAVIS, Auctioneer. Ijaaluf
P. Y. DAVIS, Auctioneer
LABOR AND VALUABLIN COLLEMION OF BOOKS AT
ACOTION.—On SATURDAY RVISNINO, alth inet.,
at 7 o'clock, at the Commercial Seim Room., corner of Wood
and Fifth streets, will be sold without reserve, to aloe. con
signments, a Large and general assortment of choice new
Beets, embracing standard work. in ration, departments
of Science and Literature, which will be ready for exami
nation previous to the sale.
Also, very superior Fatally Bibles, in rich binding; Let
ter and Cap Writing Paper; Gold Pens; Pencils; Stank
Books, ka; together with a quantity of rare second land
Books from a private library.
Jean
P. M. DAVIS, A uctlntan.
1 - NCTRA SALE OF VALUABLE STOCEP—Tats EVE
NINO. at 7 o'clock, et the March:mu' Exchange,
Fourth street, will be sold for cash, par funds, for account
whom it may concern:
100 shares Notional Mining Company Stook;
60 shares North American Mining Company Stock;
40 aorta Ohio and Pe. Railroad Company Stock.
janlB P. Si. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION.—On TIIIIREDAY
EV KNING, 18th hut., 14 7 o'clock, at the Merchants'
Exchange, Fourth street, mill be offered:
20 shares Merchants' and Manulacturer'e Bank Stock ;
20 shares Cltizene Deposits Bank Stock;
10 shares Cluanne Insuranoe Company Stock;
20 shares Western Immance Company Stock.
janl6 P. EL DAVIS, Auctioneer.
10001031 BOOKS Il—Puddleford and its People: by IL IL
Riley.
Bath liall by Penny Fern; sixth supply.
Life of Barnum, by himself; filth supply. •
Life of lioraos Greeley; third supply.
Ida May: by Mary Langdon; third supply.
Harper, for J•ntuiry ; fifth supply.
Putnam, forJasuary ; fourth supply.
Graham, for January ; fOurth supply.
Godey, for January; sixth supply.
Knickerbocker, for January.
Frank Leallee Lean' Gazette.
Frank Ladle's New York Journal, for January; a new
monthly Magazine, devoted to romance, general literature,
science and art; price 18 cents.
All the above just received and for sale at the cheap Book
Store of SAM'L. B. LAUFFBR,
janl3 87 %v.,/ "regd.
s, Shanghais and Mnsisovles,
ATTEND AT NO. 10 N OOD BTIL T , where you will
find a complete assortment of the stews styled CAPS,
together with a large stock of Silk and Hush Caps, which
will be sold eta great reduction on former prices, to dome
the stock for the season.
Jane
A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, In Pitt town•
Fhlp, with Two Acres of (homed, intuit Trees, Shrub
bery, Outhouse, •e., will be rented cheep, and for a term
of years to a goal tenant. Apply to
080. A. BWAIITZ,
at the Oka of Patrick A Friend.
SYRUP—
:atL°lthg'
2 1; roo.%vrd by
- F. R. DRAVO.
T a g. m uxaPk 4 l l. B° , o AP o ttrz.ll%ati b ry l4ll
►t 12% coots a c►ke, ►f N 0.140 Third street. t
ded
I%HIED APPLE 2-46 bus fur tulik-by
1 dee2B BMITR k SINCLAIR
MREELSPXUTIC, Olt 11.1tOLININGOHAIES—A few tacii;
of Glom comfortable chars oo hand. ?emu desiring
a mat that mu be occupied for days without cooling f..
Opus, should call and lee them..
dealt T. B. YOUNG k CO.
AMASON A qO. will opal). on the 4th WA., 6 mots
, ems or thae - 4 and 6 ant Catiooes; MaO 2 tsars
cans at 6% cents. jan4
FIGH-140 121 bbls Mao Ifigt;
1.3.1 Go Troot ;
GO do Salmon; for Ws by
didGIO EMU H. OOLLIND.
JI EN S FOR RIIIISR JIIEJY.
The Rthrer.—Lsit Tracing, at dusk, thaa Wen, by the
mark, tii and • bait kee wats in tbiebilin "51, and haling
The “James Park• yea taking freight jestaiday ! ' She iv
advertised Soloists for Bt. Loads this afternoon; - • ,
The "'Venture" b the evening packet for Wheeling, les,
big at 8 o'Ckek.
The "Pored 014,* Capt. Moore, le the regular packet
for Wheelie& She can be Neely reapplied by the bloomer
tops to her chimneys. .
The Belle Golding" has on board a large :quantity
of Pittsburgh manufactured articled, and dry goods from the
Mist, with which the Wanda bearing today for St. Untie.
The "Romlia," for lib Louis, was loading fest yeeterdry ;
her gentlemanly officers informed us that ohs woiald be
ready tO go out this evening.
TL steamers " Hartlbrd," "Castle Garden" and "Mt.
sago" are loading for Louisville—the "Americus" for ;Nash.
villa. •
The steamer "Cheviot^ leave. again, today, for Zane.
title. Capt. M'lntosh seems determined to make the beet
of the present stage of water, to bringing fall loads of prt
duet to market.
The " Philadelphia," Cmpt Grace, Ix the regular boat to.
day, at 10 A. M., for Clueinnati. liar aecommodations are
superb, her [Mom of the right stamp, and she cannot
therefore fall to have • full load of paseougers and • goolly
freight list. Persons "up for Cincinnati" would do well to
give her a Mal.
Freights by Riocr.—Prelgbts are becoming more abun
dant. Four large steamers are now loading for BL Louis—
one having left yesterday morning with six hundred tons
of Pittsburgh manufsetures. There are aim three up for
Louisville, besides the regular packets for Chseinned Yee.
terday wee a &lions day, the air being "balmy u the
month of Nay," and every one seemed to feel the nececeity
of making bay while the sun /Mines. There is • line etage
of water for the largest close of steamers.
The "Gnat West . mane to the lending yesterday after
noon, having on board one hundred and sixty tons of iron
from the works of Lyon, Sborb Co., intended for SI Lords.
Capt. liMullough innrms us that she performed well on
her trial, and he thinks she will be a good traveler. This
boat measut.,, by the Custom House docket, =0 45 45
tons, and is supplied with three boilers, 38 inches in diame
ter and 24 feet long; two cylinders, 16,', inches In diameter,
with sfeet stroke, which were furnished by M.llrll. Haigh
Marti:int,. Capt. WC. in a practical engineer himself, and
thoroughly acquainted with river business. Under his
riammement, mph, satisfaction will no doubt be rendered
all timer, entrusting business to, or traveling on ihe "Great
West." She will leave to-day for St. LOlll,
ARRITXD.
Btatmer Jederron, Parkineon,Browarrill,
Lucerne, ilennett, Brownsville.
• Thomas Shriver, liendricirson, West Newton.
e Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Michigan, - Wellsville.
•' Philadelphia, Michigan,—, Wellsville.
Cincinnati.
• Caetle Garden, Devinney, Cincinnati,
" Forest City, Moore, Wheeling.
• Chieso, Mil longer, Cincinnati.
•• Express, ehinglers, Portsmouth.
Chevoit, Wintosh, Zanesville.
DEPARTED.
Jefferson. Pirloos,..e. Brow,: eeille.
Luzerne.!tennetL.
" rhu.S;,r;ser, lietrbickson, WeetNewtoo.
" Gen. Bayer], Prehles. Elizabeth.
" Michigan, -,
• Cincinnati, Bunter, Clminnati.
• Diurnal, Sheppard. Wheeling.
" J. C. Precuont, St. Louis.
- - -
•' Quemoy, 11,.1f, •
Irene, r , initll, l'ortme. uth.
" Port,month
" 185. "
CINCIMBATI, Lownsvn-LE,
Pittsburgh atidCincinnUti Bream Packet Lino,
PO& TIM COPIPPTAISON OP
PASSENUICRIS APED FEIZIOUT
erne...
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
•
And Saint Lofts.
Tara Lios Ia 00inpOlic0 of green
rat claw powerful Steam -re tum
unlind (or r;ewsl, cpendor, safety
and owinthrt, and is the 0:+1., 10101200 DULY 1.13 C ti/ STLug
on the Ohio Meer. It connect.. with the U. b. Mail
Line of Steamers from Alne'enatl to ',maim - lila and Saint
Louis, by which pasitrimarl,_ frei.eht are ticket:l aril re.
onpled theorma dairy. Two new 'item... have lawn added
to the Line, which now courvro the following boat.:
Roof,. pox. of Dopartura
Cir.tin, from f 3L.trierrh.
BTIPNEVE STATT: M. V.. 7r iiii,.;'art....Sonihy.
KEYSTONE iiTATE __Jame ......
ALLBGH BSI' .............Men. 311.41 A Tueralay.
mi CI NN ATI Guerra Wethiealay.
PHILABELPHLA ..... ilta. Thurrhiy.
PITTSBURGH.- I N A —Friday.
;RN NS 11,V A NIA -ao. Ku Moralr.m._ Satur.iay.
Leave daily at 10 o'clock, A. 31.. rp-eixely.
No freight receive-1 after nine o're.e.a cm the morning el
departure.
Nor razticulars, apt.l7 rr to
JOHN IL LI VINtisTON t
JOHN YLACK, Atento,
House
Pettabilrgh,lo/10. !no•201
CANADA WEST.
laidc'e::,l*.;2;rlr,:rs4".7....YAtsl
TLIE FliiE low pravtotre steamer TK.Lrti RAPII. Captain
IL 1.1.0Z410V., mate tripe a week between Overleaf;
Port Stanley. 'L.; 1,4 follow.:
Leave. Cleveiand lot rot: 'taut-y, every JDI\DAY and
TLILattuAY EVENI7:O, at 7 o'cluct.
Lear., Port Burwell fur Port etentey at 1 o'clock.
Inc.. Port Bun :try hd end every WEDNESDAY
and BATURDAY EVENING, et 7!i Ct/e
elt.
The Telegraph eonnecto et Cleveland, with the Cleveland,
Columlour and Cineinnatl , the Cleveland nod Pntehurelt,
the Lida and the Tolod,, Norwalk and Cleveland
Railroad. Alpo connecte at Port Stanley with the Loudon
Lie, of Stegve, Ishloh connects 'with the Meat Wetter.
~~s
For freight and paaaaga apply nu board, or to SCOfILL &
LACONILDA LE, Cleveland; & F. lIULCOMIS, Port lvt.ub..,
or A. EILIDE. Port Norwell.
Pittsburgh, liteabenvilis /and Wheeling
Packets.
Tin DIURNAL, captain A. S. 14.1.11[10, end
the FOREST CITY, Captain Gn,aus D. 51,,nat,
stni run its r•golar DAILY PACKETS. between Pittsburgh,
hteutiensti, And Wheelin,t, stnpiung at dl interumlists
purrs, •
Vol VIILTUNAL will leave Pittgbarali on Monday., Wed
naillaY. an Frtday., at 10 o'cloek, A. /returning .he
Will leave wheeang on Taeadays,Thurednys and eaturdays,
at 7 S lit lock. A. H.
Tke FulteeT CITY will learn l'lttoburgh no Tit...1.y,,
Tbur.da.. nod Satuntay., at 10 0 , -!- , •k, A. M.—Return, Ay,
ehe wol leave Wheyliog 0u Ron 0, ‘V,lnesdays and Fri
day., at 7 o'clock, A. M.
Per Ir. k4III or I x:seg-r.prly en 1..4101 or to
U Al'l,l.lNti%%liol). Agent,
ntry2.s
For Zane•villc.
The CUE. , CsptainlNTMll,
11 leave p. , rt.s.nd all It term..
tote p I+EDAY. 1.,h P.M.
For frog!, or iot•entßo nppiy on bourn, of to
janlS tiA 1:! , : ES et COLLINIM (Y)D, AgonLl.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
The eteamer CASTLE GARDEN, Capt. ii. U.
j i lliatrYirtx[T, ww lea•e for Ws above and lute• Mt
late ports on FRIDAY, 10th lost., at 10 A. 51
For freight or pasrage apply on board. or to
janlB BARNES & LIVINGSTON, Agent,
For etnelnatti and Louisville.
The eteesner CHICAGO, Captain Mtt
On, will leave 9, the above and Rik rutediate
ports on FRIDAY, 19th inst.., at 10 A. M.
For freight or pottage apply on hoard, er to
Dion J. B. LIVINGSTON, Agent.
For Cluelisaaf.l7anit
l
The steamer HARTFORD, Copt. M/14-
araLILL, will bare for tb above and Intermediate
ports TRIO DAY. lbth (net, et 4 P. 11.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
jenlB JOHN FLACK, Agent.
The steamer BELLt. ti. , . l.l)lliti. Capt. GoLn-
Mo. will leave for the ata•re and intermediate
porta en TUCK:DAT, 18th inst., at 10 A. 31.
Tor freight or passage apply on tm.en.l, or to
Janl7 FLACK A 41VINUSTON. Agents.
For St. Lou
Theo...nir Ii REAP % EST, Captein Wein-
Ltaintl, will lee•« tor the above and intertned4
ate port.. on 111 U tteDAY,ltith WO., et 4 P. M.
For freight or passage app:y on boon'. or to
janl6 a BARNES, Agent.
The etenni, 1108 A LIE, Capt. Joey RDOADti,
jarawill leave for the above and intermediate ports
TIIIIELSWAY lath itot., at 10 A. 31.
Igor freight or puenge apply on board, or to
Janls BA et ESA COLI,INGMtX)D, Agents.
The steamer JAMES PARK, Capt. Roach!
Millen, will leave for the above and intermedi
ate ports on WKDREPDAY, 17th Instant, at
10
For freight or pimsage apply on board, or to
janls C. BARNES, Agent
The steam., FAIRY CCHEM, Captain JOllll
Rand, will lure for Ia« above port, and all in•
tarmodlato ports, ou SATURDAY, 1.30 th Inst.,
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For freight oriparcage apply on board. janlo
For Nashville.
i d
The steamer n.ll, 'CUS, Capt. lir:manna, atrill leave for the ab.., .d intermediate parte
n FRIDAY, 19th loNt.
For freight or peerage apply board. Sant
Regular Wheeling Packet.
4 TUE steamer EXCHANOE, Capt. Matti-um,
Darn! every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, end
FRIDAY, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting silt!,
the C. and P. Railroad at Wellsville. Fut freight apply to
novl7 . J. D. COLLINOWOOD, Agent.
r571=1:3
Regular Wheeling Packet.
The steamer VENTUAE, Capt,Jotut Golmos,
leaves every TUESDAY, TUURSDAY, and
SATURDAY, at 3 P.A.
Fur height or passage apply on board, or to
Jan° JAMES COLLINS & 00., Agents.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
/VELE OLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, (late John.
1. Mon & Stockton.) and Blank Book and Stationery
Barehouse, is prepared to execute every style of Legal,
Commercial, Gana) sod Steamboat Job Printing and Book
Binding, and tarnish every article in the Blank Book, Paper
and Stationery line, at the shortest notice end on the most
reasonable tering. .
. .
Blank Book and Stationary Warehouse, Printing Office
and Book Bindery, corner of Market and Second sta. [novlB
ABASEMENT Itoo3l, Y 1 feet vide by= deep, terp-thirde
above ground, well finished and well lighted, will be
ranted chew, until the let April. Maguire .at , the Mace of
tea 11011b/21G POST.
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NEM
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PORT OF PITTSBUILOR
STEAMBOATS
UM
SAINT LOUIS
E:I=NMMII
CICZIEL3=I
G=KIEM2
=lia
HILL 4 CO.,
ants, of Wood and Ftfth
PITTSBURG 11, PA. Janikdawl
W. N. I,l&ven
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MEM
EZZCI
MISCELLANEOUS
Inmate of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
lETNA. IBISIIRANCE con 48.48 t y,
HARTFORD,. CONN.—CHARTERED 1819.
maim
. .
Cash oalatal, - - • -111500,000 e
TIIIRTY-SIXTH ASSIUT. STATEMENT of the
Assets of the Xre DUSUBANCE COMPANY, of Mart.
for, ts furnished this agency on the ,let of January, 1855,
under oath.
Real Matte, unLucumbered $ 18,672 OS
deranty.two Mortgage B0111:18, 6 and 7 cent, pay
able semiannually 72,000 00
Debts due the Company, secured by mcirtgage... 7,313 17
_Ellie Reoetrable ' well secured, pay o ble n: Bank— 128,3:a 11;
Railroad Stocks in Connecticut '07,514 10
Houk btocks in the city of llsrtford 102,098 tc.,
Bank Stock,. In New York city 08,050 00
Cash on hand, in Bonk, and in hands of Agents
and others. 212,505 00
$773,11n ita
Tha amount of Ilabilltleadoe or not due to Banks or uthcr
scallions,—nothing.
Lossea adjusted and duo ' —none. •
Low. adjusted and not dna, 1148,518 22.
LOMEe unadjusted and ha suspenae, wafting for further
$81,257 60.
All other Manna against the Company are small, such
only u printing, tr.
sginta instructed In take no risk over $.10,000.
The amount Insured In any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, mmerial • nd eon•trustion of buildings,
the width of streets, the supply of water and condition of
the Me department, end other eircumeteimea
. , . • ••
The amount insured In blocks of buildings varies; the
dellgn to.limlt the lose by any one tire to $lO,OOO, or it..
• THO. A. AI,EXANIIkit, Secretory.
Simi or Comercricirt, I. Llertiord, Jon. Ist, 1005.
Hartford county. fea
Perscrially appeared Thomas A. Alexander, Fecretnry of
the Etna loaurance Company, and made oath that the fore
going statement by him subscribed, Is true, acconiire to
his boot knowledge and belief
LIEN IIY FOWLER. Jul-tice of the Pelee.
Losma paid by this Lomymay for the year 1b64
reo,ooo, while the premium. received mr the same time
tar exceed any other year, WOG. the Organization , 1 tLa
Company.
Policies, covering nearly all descriptions of property, ic,tc
rued at thin agency. nt remunec atiye rates.
Sir Office, N 0.87 %Tater str..cd, Pitts Duran, in.
janll L. B. TEN IL YCK„Acent
wArkr.il. tnertTuTK•
HAND STILEET, (rOrTil SIDE.) BET. PENN BTIIILET
=a===iNrll
T‘OCTOIt BAELZ. Graduate end Precutinner In the (ILI
J School, et htelluinr. Liuma.pethir,
tor the pea het yearn a ..r,CP6IIII Ilyarnpa ha: oicued
a WATER CURE le the neore
The perfectly safe. d,r t and nomeiliate eth..it thin rye
tem Dun ou all Pave's, II r.. 1 :,cute and chro“lo—
while it in mild. valet, ...ad in: I.:orating to tie weak red
debilitated, rand.. It J... ullarly , ierirnble in farcilin, who
will be treated at their
Allopathic and lionnersthle ireetment. will he adisUnue
tered where demired but. after long and thorough rape
ideate, Doctor Earle given a derid-d preference to liyurn.
pathy, which has, throughout the oil en-f n erl.l,
proven 60 eminently aucr.,Antl in every Toni of
including Incipient Cuttrumitmn, Itrourhiti.t,
Indemmatory and Chronic Illteu.atirm, Antlame. Euta•
moue, liereuwe and Liver Ina-us., Te:ditntnial. of tures
from highly reputable chin i c of nearly every :LAM in the
Cutou t eau be examined at Doctor Itaelie office. Th. , her.
Clero are invited to wri.ult htzu
'Waite. wetter being ur•ed In thecornrarneerr. ,, nt, and often
throughout the treatment, it 1 , , a luxury instead of utipleas•
ant, as those unacquainted migat supps,ee.
llirrar_vcr.9.—ltesersi.Charle.llreeer, Waterman Palmer,
W. W. id Ilgon, W. D. Williams, Tl, prort Dell, .1. IL. Wel.
den, D. T. ][organ, Wm. B. llohnes, E 11. Engliah, 11 M.
Kerr.
The ttmlert•lpeed, bevicu., DaVlea In+tltu-
Ulm end witnet.ed L. trram.ot, oh,rlul!) .
rou.voLd him es a thorough.:: sFifitul rhy-
l:tinrics
C. Curtis, Itnbt. {krt.:tit,
. W. Putrt-k, V I:,,ts, • •
lltaff , s Alerewsnlile Cott coy, •
byt.c I,4isl.iluro
Piiiirisyllonia, with poi-piqual thurter.
- .
P. DUFF, Author of thil •. Sm. th American Accanntant,"
Prate/o'er of Wok-Keeping and Commercial Seieuciei.
JullS I. WILLIAM.. , , the to. otf hand penmen to Ow
Unite! btAte% Prof.: ;or if Ciotti...root: otel in - mom:1:M
Penmanship.
HAPCII, of the Pittsburgh liar, Prof,e—c- of
Iteroontiie Llll.l .ni Political
P. UAYLMN,Prtricit.al of the Matiictriatiail !tete...talent,
Profauur of filatlxanolies, &a.
Mr. J. D. WilllaMs has per join, -.1 lhe
and it will be eeen that during his Isle pate:wpm.] engage
Went.. 10 the east, Le arra there re.pinhai aa the boat ;
man In the mantif. This Institution., time. f i-naante
attractioas stn teats atterwl by eir. We kir...l
the Mortal Mate,. Theoum, ol training cnraptae-a up
warde of 00 real tranawaLuas, to 1::). Jitlerent mettia l ,
Lk.ublu Entry Beertc.Kregirta tllo prwAical
culattena, reraelag tb. 11 ill•Ift fin!! nf in not meal ru
ea - warner,. Ca:aware:Al Penni:l,lo;lp, with even)
Improvement in the art. 111,111 , ` , 1 Lett..e , alai
Foram of emery cleaeript lOU. Daily Lecture- C.;:an.or •ia
Law, :a leirce... the
Srr tru.l for (Omaha.
ULM. TI Pitla', AND t I- la, OF CI:APPEL
11.0,1"...., and I.2rw Ise%lthlul
u.l Oiant . y . •Nun tr,lv
Carlll4l. cl/11, 1311 Lir:ll.o 01" A ru.."41,
tegtif , y. I:i truly .11//oji, un•
day a prrolremi ',yr.! er•ry Prviumer 11/ _a nuu - uu
Itr grrst. ntioNfen ~urru 1 - 1* t
Lum uq:ic.ll it Lan y —. - twur,l k y
Frlnutt sprig - 4,24 , ra atal, //, /Lc .4.1,11 . 1.1‘,/ 11 ea ~• n : 1/1
•(//1 the airmsbl, 2111/ tr.,11. at:. 10, ./ 2,11 1. 1/. euuy
upp;?iu. it to tt, 1.. ce
11nm...di/Orly and cuttepteuuuk::, nautur . . Thos • uru , har
co rry,let.oul uui r
!u ra. rn orb, applkittiun,
13.CLIN'rt! hiA-I..tiA, Olt ell IN T 0.3111
A l'azu...l4e Doan/nee. le Lech ran be 11/X.l vortstamtly, is d...
cirri, gietb.; a Geri:l.l'l;l tinaete.e. L. the teeth, nab rothe,
,uant et,:ta to the gums. It elee the c..ior by
the it.. r I t"blIOLO.
To be 11.1 of the prinelool Draegistr, nu.l
tlarougteoat Luo
aIitILLISCLUIrd bUirl) b, X. I'AZIN.
No. 114 Cleats* t brim" Faurth
• .
Boots and tanue•, Wll.olrani*, and ILet•I.S.
JA MES Rob I'',
N O.
Mattel., a.3.11,12u1,1 from the
Mwrket li• would r! }nor:L.lx,
.1:4 the tart, that 11.• h.a , nt , w en
11.1111 the larg , *t sn.l I.eet +•t , k of BOOTS .I.NIr
SUJILI*, In .it ~,.en !.y ATI I g0nd...m..11
of Phil .Iphix. Nun - 1 . .1 - 6 sal 11,44 - 11, a- A uhl , !'l,
awn.' .all to t.1.1.E*
liu prli, a lire r ucb r rr I. and --11•
alatters In-cu ts:,<, fr. la
to $6; cx7rilvrA RIO tuol
Cltil tr.n's •t rxtrnordma:s. I
Ile to tnannt‘-tiir... , nil de.
iirrtplitina LADIES A' titiNit littti , AND
SiltiEti, of the tivnt and all 01 whh-h
ta•warrati, thould ut,:ta 'mod I. it ••
orttorcit Onto 2,11.1., ../V , T1,.,•-•L zial II i
lii,itierneu and Clittriiu. hivry iitio hit
with their will he fairly 1-alt with.
MURPHY'S
NEW EAGLE HAT NIAN UFAC WET,
gipr.ihi..,..J.,.- . ..-ri.l. t . F...",i,:i.."i . :::.„:;'--. 4--
Th. pyttrit t l, itt lILLuAt.t . a ittnst. ' LL. - ::1
Ilst.t.tr, harm,: het ILLltu.n It,. exit• riv,t ,
at the L....moss, tau yLmrs al.ra t .tt. t al work. tt .1, , Its•in.:
work.: In ilia Ink.lital c•lttltil t isLurnt• to N-Lr If ',V, L'nt,
a4rlplLitt, Clucinna' a, and the NL t s - i t
.L.L.Ltst, L.ttst..; ft,!,.
cotattleut that. Lrom lat. ILK -,,,1 t al.. rt.... ar, n lit•ttur,
ha can furrath uut. Uti, ILII et. d bait ft. tit., La t... ~ LAS.
at tIL, than an thing "har-Itttt., .1.1,1 to at- PILL, Itur,,,
pullle—tati of. hat ~.. Li...fat:Lure.
... _ _. --
Dlooohation of Paraner•htp
•
•
rrlIE PAhT.nnaue n .1
.1; T. B. 11AMILT , .N, in tbv
ti...01ve.1 by znuLtt•l
I t.ll f
itio‘l% , 11 It 1•::
ale arm ~111 be nt,rmled
«.~,.m , fully
1.1,.,11z , recntume..nu,; " rit. 'llla , tiftll.
tun, tu patrutn.,pc u: Lay Meld- nn t;rm., 11..uL4.
JoIIN
'ilt—burgh, Imre=Ler 25c1s.
q , IIE Interest of Mr. JOHN A C , V ELI. In our looduess
ma this date by adrt ro , sr t or
lIOLarALIILIP,OCEriII,tettt t.. eotttnuot by tto. rematto
log partners under the firm at
bauALLY, Ctietilt A VII At rt.,
Nos. in and :at Wood trrod, Itor,rh.
ISAGALnY, %%tour%
No. Vii 311.k0t sinter PhtiaLltoplua
%V 1 11.1 H CO
Pittsl.urgii, December lintt,l,:ol—‘l,....tor
ILA VIC told tuylntereet In the bu,indr. , d oh ., milt„”.
tt Co., to N. A. Lotig, who, with John ['flintier, con
tinue et the old etand, Fo. 109 Front street. 1 eordinlly
revommend the new Arm to the potrounge if: my friend,.
Ihttsbur t ;th July . :29, 1854. t. 11. MILLIIIL
5..1. LONG & CO.,
IIDET.L AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AM , OAS E ITTERS,
Invite attention to their stock of Cha:oleliviF,Un.c.ketl,
l'etadauta, and other Maur.. We tit up hnnee with 1.413
and Steam, make Brass Castings of all kinds tc , ortlvr.iur
Wish linllmul Pumps and Tank Fittings, and Fern And.
Attrition Metal constantly ou baud. jy3l
TJilt Partnership of JOHN & hito. wee di&
solved on the first inst. John 31'Deritt will enntinue
the business et the oil stand, and attend to the settleuseot
of .he business, of the late brna.
JOHN APItti,VI TT,
WILLIAM 31 . 1ONITT.
Pittsburgh, January 241,1855—[jett4
TE SUBSCRIBERS heretofere ileitmbminen, under the
htyle of DAWSON, IltillAN A Cid., in the luau utactuie
and sale of Railroad Tools, Farm and tlaid.o implements,
will hereafter continue the mum under the style of DAW-
SuN, NRWMTER & CO., at the Empire Worksi:in the Ninth
Ward, and Warehouse No 2.2. Wood street. dither of on
will attend to nettling up the bmlnme.
W W. PAW ridS .
.1 S. NE. , Y).IYL:II.
Ifittaburgh, January 1,1/35—j jowl:1m
SS EEDS, FUR DOT-BEDS.—My encl.. of Sei-in rev early
sewing; of the approved ..lvalunUie varieties, Is r, aoy
for distributien at the Seed and Implement it eridieuivi,
511th silliest. ( janS ; JASII.> WAIWIIt)I'
Steamboat. Furniture and Chair..
4 1 WE have ou hand and are eimenintfiv immufactu-
Thid STEAM BOAT CABIN ECIt.NITLR 1)
E A:.
°DAMS, of every ileiwirlptku, Vio:
Eslenclork Dining Tables;
Do Bar do;
Ladies Cabin Cheirsag . VILTi,U6 styles;
Gents. do LIU di.;
State Rama do do do;
Do Toilet Boxes;
Tete o Teens; Sefim;
Divans ; Centre To:l;es'.
Wash Stands; Card
Wet, do; Tr:I:. v, de., de.
Material and workmanship worruuled, 1,1,1 prices soli.
tbetory. T. B. 1:0-iiSli a CO.,
Jl2O 3S Smithfield et_, Opposite Oily Hotel.
___
Land for Sale.
180 l) the
hue
an excellent soil, and isaaid MUJUMM an abundance 01
Iron ore, sod a thick rein of bituminous coal. The Venate
go railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, will run very
near to it, it not directly acme? It. The Xiiihtown creek
rune through it.
A15.0,50u acres In Elk tato rity, well t !inhered and watered,
and lying near the route of the Soo bury and Erie railroad.
No better itive.tment could be wed,. than to there lands.
The completion of the Sunbury and Ent, the Allegheny
Valley, and the VeCIELLIV rallrouds through that
will render the coal, lumber, iron ore and soil. of great
Wahte. kaquire of C. B. 31. SNIITII,
Attorney at [si,r,
:in. 147 Fourth street.
MEM
ILAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD—The Aubteriners are
J now rel.e.. iving, and will keep emmtantly on hand, a full
rupply of Hydrant and Drain Pipe of all area; ala), &haat
VKATHRKS-3,000 lbe prime Kentucky Peat-herd Lo ar- Lead, from 7.1,i to 6Ma to the square fiml
rive ant for oak by J. w. BUTLER t CO,
deal°
VI Front Wrest,
boxeo just =dyed ow tor ,41, ov
H UN —lO
dec2s lILrNItY ti 9)l' I INS
.11.131 , 111 Y 11. GOLLL.NB. jand
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED-
GERMAN BITTERS,
Pa.,
DR. C. Y. .TACKBOR, Philadelphia, Pa., -
WILL MIMULLS cone
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA., JAHN. DICF,
Chronic or Nemec Debdtty, Dfmaoct of the *awl; and
all diseases orisitnyfroes a disordered Efts, or Stomach.
Such
mOonatipa
tion, Inward Mee, •
Fulneets,or Blood to the
Fiend, Acidityof the Stomach,
Nausea; Lleartburn, Disgust Mr Food,
Fulness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Slaking, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Flurried
Red Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Haut, Cheek.
Ing or Suffocating Pensation when in lying Posture, Dimness
of Vision, Dote of Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Path in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration,
Yellowness of the Skin and Ryes, Pain in the
Side, Bark, Chest, Limier, Au, Sodden
Fluehm of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imagin
hags of Sell, and great
Depreeition of
Spirits.
The proprietor, calling the attention of the public to
thi prepatattott, does eo with a feeling of the utmost confi
dence In it. virtues and adaptation to the diseased for which
it ix recommended.
I t Is no new sad untried article, but one that bee !tool
the t,st of a ten pane trial before the American people;,
op.! Ito rvpuietion and sale Is unrivalled by env similar {mei
parstions extant. The teettmony to Its favor given by the
prominent and well known Phydeista end Lodi:kin
iu all parts of the country Is Immense. Referring any
olio may doubt, to nay ' i liemorabllla,”or Practical Re..dript
II- k, for Farmers and Pamilivs, to be bad grade, of all the
Agents for the Outman Bitters.
Priodpal OM. and Manufactiry, 120 Arch street,
Phßs
deiphia, Pa.
ail-sold by Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A.
Feb roattoek a Co.. No. 11 Wool street; Fleming Brothers,
61.1 Wool eta set; H. P. Swartz end J. P. Pluming, Allegheny.
le
- -
AI °SEE F. EATON, No.llo Birth street, agent for selling
jel and buying PATENT ILIGLITa, is now authorised to
veil the following lately patented artiel.:
Trott's patent Oil Glob., for Steam Engines;
Roan's Hoek Drilling Machines;
Coln patent Drill, for Drilling Iron;
t:npelang's Stationary mad Portabm Paw 3111Im
rd's Stearn and Water Gang.; and,
Griffith's Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machines.
Thews Krielcs hare born ermined by practice.lmechudes
and Ea' .:111111,t1i, and Pronounced superior to nay in use.
It+t• ales authorized to veil Rights to make and rem! Lhasa
articles In any part of the country.
Ile has Mao t r solo hot-pre...l Nutts and Washer., and
finished Brass Work.
Ite ni3O prepared to take Agencies for the sale of other
patentni I:iyhts nail new inventions, and give to the
fs Ohio' rod constant attention.
Ile svfers to the tollovrinif
LARD.
The subscribers bare long teen env:minted with Mr.
Y. Eaton, and hare no heritation in recommending
him, to all air. , may wish to employ his services, as • gen
tleman of undoubted integrity and indefatigable Intinetry,
In w leee exertione every reliance may be placed.
Nrvilie B. Cral.r. W. &Admen, Jr.,
Wm Lorimer, Jr., John Graham,
W. Lenny, ii. Childs• dt,
Jam. Wood, N. Itolmer A Boor,
P. It. Friend, Kremer & Balm,
F. Lorene, L . li. LlvlWpton,
Kniip i Wade,
=ton,
Witham Phllllpy Andrew Fulton,
Wilton Weandleas, A W. Loomis.
r41,8131..id. November 77th. 1964. nov27zltf
Donn's Patent. Rook Drilling Nlnehlizeo,
r MAUI :it; ABOUT 300 POUNDS; earrhe worked and
V V Inet.d by two men, and do the work of five or six 1n
nriintay way. S. S. Fowler A Co., Manufacturers.
'The euh,,riber has been appointed sole agent in the Uni
te i !states Tor the sale of righ/4 to nee the. Machines.
MOSES F. EATON, lir Stith street
aorta r o
Ron. Wm. F. Johnston, President A. V. R. R.
K. 311Ima Roberta, Esq., Chief Eng. A. V. H. R. 4
Gen. Wm. Larimer, Jr., President P. & C. R. R.;
0. W. Runes, Esq., Chief Eng. P. & C. R.
Mtnfull a Nicholiotai, Coatractara for the P. & S
decl9
oYLVAILIA Ida usAIiCE COMPLIIIT
OF PITTSBURGH,
CORN :It Or FOURTH. AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
A uthori zed Capital, 8300,000.
INSURE BUILDINGS and other property agalo.t lam or
damage by Fine, and the perils of the Sea and Wand
.ac iamtivu and Tntogr4rtation.
COMMIS.
Wm. F. J,hostau, Hedy Patterson,
W. ireltotock, Kennedy T. Friend,
Joriah Klux, I. Utter Sproul,
A. J Jock., George It. While,
Ja.:ob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
J..ho, S. IN ergley, W. 6. Haven,
If.Jn Hampton, A. Wltrioe,
H. R. Cosy-shall.
Hot, WH Y. JOHNSTON, Pre4dent.
HOLY PATLEHoON, Vi Yrosident.
A A eke,,IER, St—n Wary and Trosurer.
f sonetary. Litc26in
AsVLVA NIA leliGM ALM CULt...h.t.i.,
At HARRIcittURG, PA.
int•thraTl
01l po Y a e o r, g .
hk- o w
nMoe im th
eecioi op-ration for more than ne year.
is one.or the moot p :08.111.1.: and picturesque in
Thr acrenvmente of the College are end, as
io.:o-rd pm: ultra Ws/110 tages in acquiring a solid bears for the
tool superstructure. There are two departments—the
Cohocin:e aril the Preparatory, with their appropriate
Li-I:Lehi. r6f learning. The mane of study in each is three
ear", desi e theteil by r. tummy different clssses. Young La
oh, atmiirid at any time..
Bristol of Iratruaora.
LEV. BEVERLY It. IVACotill, A. M., PrincipaL
Mite U. I...CMOLL-N, Brute:pal Female Teacher.
Moe FANNY 1. JOILMX`N,
31..1_12. M. 11 , 0,4 AAAA leather of French, de.
L C. lionaseciu, M. IL, Lecturer on Anithomy.
io,nrti, Lecturer on Natured History, Natural
Phii,,,pl,), he.
I loth_ JC.IrP:I Moral-at Prof. of Instrumental Music.
T. Co 'es, Ito!. Vocal Melee.
Foe Circulate, or tor ther information, address the Prin.
c,pei, B. It. IVAUGll,llarrisburc. Pa. deeTiana
Milk: late flan of J eiS a tgCliii3, having. been dissolved
the death Quigg, on the 27th twit. the
boslio-s euti gnulA
will . settled by the undersigned, at
r..rner floss .0 First streets.
ISAAC JO.Ne.si, Surviving Partner.
Pitt burgh, Septenit.er 30, 1451—10ct2.0,
T ot :spring and Udder Steel, Plough
111 Olah eGrl, Ana/ Ploodh Wd , d4, Coach and Ellpiin
:pro.ge, Woes Nat 'Taper, half patent, screw, Mall and
ilemtm , red iron Aziot —come: of Bowl and And meets,
l'ltte'eur,L, Pa.
ti tAC JJNI D. H. ZONA&
D. 13. ltoWere 4/.. Co..
r V1A.1..71.; of L.OksERS' patent Improved Steel
21j Cuinvacur teeLh. Utticv cursor En. and First at.raeta.
raliMr.l t4i• ~t7rt.t.■ofs... c.}
try 'jB tetereen
luorLh acid Liburty street,; Luz trot front by 79 feet
Alen, one Led and tiro 11 ou ingsn street, 'Sixth
IF urd. one Howie froutltis on logeal street. and the other
to Carpeuter'm alley; lot 14 feet by 100.
Are, the stahl I nor 01,V11 ,on the corner of Ferry and
Water et reete. the le, se ru tioo. 4 one yeAr tram let of April,
whit the t twolture, 11,1.11114, Ac. The House at prey
eor . a deed lowtneee, sod is pleasantly heated.
lr te row and tortoer particaters encialre of
AI.hX. CUPPLES,
ordo•r of Perry And Water streelS.
it. A. C. Duncan,
11,01.11.111:1, 40“ ONlLlers Produce, For-
V V .1.11 mr.ll Lvitv,r, 011 11,nougahNla 400 Recd.
1 11. 1.04.1-ty NT., Pltlnuurr,h, .41:Y
Silver Man ufaxtory.
62 . I , yoNS. Fl Jah,, 1:1111 L1.0r , , ALI.-1110ce11,11 L3l Pa s.
fa,oolloa tnweoutacturing my own
rt. Low ,101.4; loa.t 10 per raw, loaar than
th.raqtara citie:, or ettwa bare. All work Le warr,Lated.
MZIII/M1
S,riteg xis° manufacture iipOOVIS Of the
t 1,1,11 quslity.
ami Watch repairing. continued, with evai'y fa
w•l ty :eh, wed determination to give entire satisfaction
to customers, both to to pH. , and the superior quality of
the work. W. W.
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
IaUT 14 earner of klarket and Fourth streets.
YIT7.'sOUROH COACH FAC POKY
Bigelow & Co.,
.1, , 1101 , ..01S TO E. M. BiIiELOW, No.4U
Is.:)blainorid alley, near WOO
et
etreet, Note.
ber,fii—alA.,tiiiin CARILIAGES, MEI,
T. 1.,. li 1...kJ LES, and every description of
lan. y Veallel• . built to order, and finished in a manner tin
sin passed fa beauty of de,lgn, elegance of finish, ekill 0
ivorkmartill., and durability of materials.
fall - All work warranted nov9
MOURNING GOODS.
VRANK VAN GORDER has just received a large and
1.7 beautiful assortment of blooming Collars, Sleeves
and S..tts In Crape, Tarleton and Swiss, black lace and
moze Veils, black Hosiery and Gloves, in wool, cotton,
and F Ilk ; Itibhouq, Belts, and Crapes, in all qualities.
Alemoder A Ita,,ou's beet Kid Gloves can always be
1,...,1 at No. s 3 MARKET STREET, corner of the Die
n c el;
WILL find it to their udvantage to call and examine oar
htovit of S:UVtd, beton, purchasing elsewhere. Our
veristy, limb as to i,tyle of finLvh and utility, Is superior t.
any m thi. noirtet. We also have a Laundry Ytirnace
..leri t tu and prixcipal, de-igned expressly for etram
tro.ttr. GRAFF, ItILIBLNCIER. t GRAFF,
wwlti 12t Wool street.
Wanted,
1..)1' a 'ober, Industrious young man, who will devote hia
jj entire time to hi, bu , niens, a 61TIIITION A 3 euIP
KM: CLERK Ina Wtolesue orßetnll Warehouse, or Ade
,netant kook Keeper, or a pla-e In a Grocery or Dry Good,
Store; and tetlt make hiumelf generally ueelul tc Lit CID.
pin!.er. A note ad lremed through the Yost Office to 'A. IL
ti .” or let nt the ottlce of the ”Post," will receive rem:op
atrenti•.n. eeUtl:tt
J. WILSON .t sON keeps constantly on hood every
!ILIA variety of HATS AND CAPS. both
wholesale and retail. Those desiring a neat fashion
slir 111. t or Cq, gaud and cheap, would do weLl to give Ul
I before purchasiug elsewhere. novlB
C. 13..11oadly,dr.
1111,AP CARPET CVARELInUSE, ii Third sired,
1„, ardr Markel. would reepeettully inform their frienda
twat the puld.c generally, that they have now in atora their
....tulle:« FALL STOCK, consisting of CARPETS of every
de-erntion, from the Royal Velvet and Bru , sels, to the com
oogretu, limo? and Rug. Floor On Cloth, from one
eldlit yards wide, new desiince end very rich. Cocoa and
Conlon Cloning, Pruggent Rugs,Mate, Stair Rods, Window
Slt ate, he. Persons In went are invited to call cud 41.110-
ixe their etc k. Steamboats, Hotels, cod Residenewe furn
ished co the most rememahle terMv.
Akir.'.fma!l profit, and quick ,1e5.".1.3
TE-1,316
To Wholesale Grocer Liquor Dealers
and Manufacturers.
THE SUBSCRIBEIt is now Importing ► superior quality
1 oi OIL OF COGNAC, of which )..1 of ►n ounce with 60
gallons pure Spirit will produce 11 fuseCognais Brandy. Ills
ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and , OTAfID'I3 BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RILVI, AItAC. CIDER and
prAcit BRANDY, HOLLAND BCIIIEDAM SCIINAPPS
and et:0171811 WHISKY. are itknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the arab demand attar them. Di
rections far nee will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FEIICHTWANGER,
141 Maiden Lane, New York.
P. B.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemical., Plating.
Bismuth, Manganese; Thorn's Eit. Copniva, Sulphate Am
monia. ac. dee2lis of
I=l2lM=l
liatiand Caps
E=l:l=Ml
MEDICAL,
MM. ea ilmilitateiry, Ounriable Ildoesisik
elqpn DL. LETEXI, of 740 Wood eireet, begs large to min
nounee to the publie that he has made arraugamenhe with
Mr. Meech, of New Took, to sell sod adapt ta. MIMS
Cyan Tonne, which naiad the prise medal through 11 MR'
gical committee, conablieg of Protean= Ramey Pm"
emmuutme, Our; Lenten!, and others, et the New York
Industrial Exhibition of all Nations. Dr. lisymw bee ee,
office lock of his Drug Store, when all kinds cf TRUDIVN,
SUPPORTERS, LACK STOCiiiI7IO9, SHOULDER BRACES,
PILL PROPS, and SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, are anted
end stiaileetlon warranted. TIMMS" at every prim an be
obtained, end of a quality superior to any others in the
market. This groat prerelease of Rupture has bedewed
the Dr. to give especial attention to those cam of disease
requiring mechanical suppo rt with full prolidancs that his
long expatiessa in the treeitErt of. inch mom ha anabbd
him to mast the increasing wants of the immunity in this
regard. If you have a yuyture do not fall to cell.
Ask for Dr. KEYSER, at his Wholeseho Drug Store and
Tram Depot, No. 140 Wood streetalttsburgh, Da. Sign of
the Golden Mortar. t,.. daeltSrlaw
lir you don't wont to bir Strittigkt don't
*oar Ear Shoulder Brae*
4 For more than two years we bare worn Dr. Heftier's
" Ni r anblngton ampauter Hrs.," and feel Ito pkarant duty
again to recommend its use to all of sedentary occupations.
Combining the advantages of a dhonldar dram with :home
of • you of tiospendere, it to light and containable, and
effectually countersets the dispodtion to become stoop
shou;dered. Those of our readers who are in need of such
en article, should call on Dr. Keyaer, on Woad street, cor
ner of Virgin alley, and examine this Dram, whkh has ie.
cently been much improved.—ittfebrayalf Diepataly Decem
ber BM, 1864.-
gold wholesale and retail at Dr. HXYBILIC/3 Tear and
Shoulder Brace Depot, 140 Wood creed. Blgn of the Golden
Mortar. dadExlair
air- We clip theiollooxiag frost the Reading.Totanei. Dr.
.Keiser, the wawa for the siedich.e, says he vat eurrnat or
guarantee a cure in any ease of lap Diann or Bergfula,
that may be presented. Pamphlets contannial curer of tbi
mon anoniching character will be given to any ens gratis.
Oukolors Dopurativo Syrup.
"We understand that one townionanDr. George W. Oaks
ley, is now giving his whole attention to the manufacture
of his Dept:tredve Syrup and Extract Of gersaparille, in
order to supply the extraordinary demands for the article
which are coming in from all quartos. This Syrup is with.
out doubt the beet of the kind made fa the omntry. We
Lwow It to be one which we can *cagy recommend to the
favorable notice of our readers. Rims been tasted by years
of experience and use, and found to be all that is claimed
for it by its inventor. A pamphlet is lying bere us, filled
with certificates of cures, the names appended to which are
not men of straw, as is tinsel with documents of tble char
acter, but snit known inhume fej Arks cenaty—who have
experienced the effects of its connative properties. Append
ed to the lint are certificates of dillaront county °Seers of
Berke county, with the isalSof Ariz renal olDoev attached,
stating that they are well eseplanatut with the persons
whose names are given aa Haar, (among which are the
names of a number of our priscipel phylicisas,) and know
them to be genuine. We advise those of oar leaders who
are allikned to ail upon Dr. Oakeiq, at his °flee in North
Nifth street, and procure owe of the pamphlets, which
will not LE to satiety them that his preparation is one of
extraordinary power end elaiimaanand eminently deserving
of their attention."
Bold wholesale and retell at Dit. BBYBEB•ffi Drag Stara,
No. 140 Wand Woe, =Me vial. alley. Elgn of the
Golden Mortar. deeldaw
itir-Agenay of Dr: B. S. 1.1! c h'. Celebra—
ted Medicine., ei DE. 0. H. ELEYSFJPB Drug Store,
No. 140 corner Wood Millet and Virgin alley.
Cherry Palmed°, Pulmonery Salaam, Pectoral Expect°.
rent, Pulmonary Liniment, Depurates Syrup, limit Cor
rector, Humor Corrector, Pure and Medicinal Cod Li rer Oil,
Anti.Dyepeptic Mixture, Cough and Cathartic Pills, 'Nerving
Vennifuge, Yeatele Pills, Female Specific, kc, *c., need by
him constantly and with unprecedented auseess, in the
treatment of
CU*, Cbageu, Cbnsemption, 411kars, Haar( Distaste, Do
pguia, S=reLfsia, Skin Diseases, Maas taint, Awls
Compbrintr, Pact, de, de. Dr. Pitch's memo/Zed
Banat Siker Pinta Abdominal Supporter. .
Dr. Ala's hal:ma Plated Sted
Spring Shoulder Brace. Dr.
Pitcler Ji r Alm
/iv Moe.
Also, all kinds of Proprietary Medkistas, at the lowest
pries, wholesale and retail. 1:100.3.11alr
LIST OP GENUINE PATENT pIEDICIIIIB,
ON HAND AND 701 BALI BY
FLEXING sgoTairate,
KOl .A.A . • ye Ltnr
Wholeml=gists oaf Dealers in Font Afedicinrs,
Corner Fourth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
jj BELRIVIS AMERICAN COMPOUND;
EL Jayne'. na rrative:
" Carminative Hallam ;
Hair Dye:
te Expectorant;
•
Sanative Pills:
Hair Tonk•
Wiatar's Balsa= of Wild Cherry ;
Bryant's Pulmonary Balsam;
HoolLand'a Garman Bitters;
do
Hostetter'. Stomach do
Merehisea' Uterine Catholimm
Sterna' Smith Cough Candy; •
Pike's do;
Thorn's do;
Howe', do;
°wood's-India Cholagogue;
Mona'. favigeratlng Oardlids
Tyler's Gum Arable Drop;
Elarriarn's Flair Dye;
Phalon's do
Batchelor's do
McMUGUI's Elixir of Opium
Bryara's Purifying Extrac t;
Dailey's Pain Extract;
Brown's &DODOS ofJunsica Ginger;
McAllister's do do:
Kidder's Indellibla Ink;
Payaon's do do;
Arnhold's do;
Dr. Curt& Hygeana;
Lyons' Rathairon;
David's Lilly Whiten
Brain's _ do;
Tobias' Liniment;
Hunt's do;
MIND'. Nerve and Bona Liniment
Mexican Mustang do;
Yarrel's Arabian .do;
Gardner's do;
Barrel's Indian do;
Carter's Spanish Mixture;
Barne's I7le Lotion;
Moen eh=;
S.orpa'a Acoustic Oil;
Merchant's Gargling Oil;
Rushton, Chute A Co!. Cod Liver OD ;
McAllister's vain:neat;
Sings' Itch do;
Parrel's do;
Gray's do:
Trask's Magnetic Ointment;
Judkin's do;
Swalm's Panacea;
Hookk's do;
Sargant's Infant Panacea;
Perry Davis' Pain Hiller;
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral;
Boughten's Pepsin;
Hier's Petroleum.
McLane'eCelebrited Irv.? Pills
Etrandreth's do
Wright's Indian Vegetable Plllll
Lee's de;
Sarararllla Blood do;
Even'. do;
Swaynes'Extract Sarsaparilla Blood Illa
Jayne's Anodyne Cough do;
'Townsend'. Health do;
Jew David's Plasters:
Shoemaker's do;
•
Dr. Newman's do;
Hadway's Reedy Belief;
Morris' Remedy;
Prof. Wood's Bair Iteektrallve;
Emerson's do;
Bull's Sarsaparilla;
Townwand'a do;
Sand's do;
Guysott'e Extract Yellow Dock and Samaparillia
Wolf's Schiedam Schnapps;
Soap, Cleaver's Roney
H.Wy Scented Brown Windsor
it Musk;
Ludlum's Specille;
McLane's SudorlSc Cough Syrup;
Tyler's Gum Arabic do;
Bellew' do;
Sample'. Syrup of Wild Cherry;
exiith's Tonic Syrup;
Barry's Tricophorous;
Norwood's Tincture of Varatrnm Virida
McLane's Celebrated Versolfuge,
Dr. Locock's Pulmonic Wafers;
Thom; a:es Eye Water;
Agents for all of Dr. IfeCllntock'sPanly7dalindrase;
Dr. Noedham's Breast Pump.;
Water's Atmospheric Breen Pumps.;
Gum Elastic do do fablftly
REV. DR. COVEL'S
RHEUMATIC PILL'S,
libr tic Brife, (loud,* and Speedy Cara elf Agasaasatory,
Chronic, hereditary and Max-arid B.haaaatina, Maw
made (but, Lumbago, Sciatica, and othesDittates alba*/
the dthandar System.
SOCR AN ARRAY OP TESTIMONY as Dr. Cova's
REstwatic Plus have called forth from a/I claws, was
never voluntarily offend In favor of any other Medicine.
The cases of cure comprehend
EVERY STAGE OF auxtraimmism,
wbether .coompanled by that terrible senalbility of the
puts affected, common In the koilammatory phase—by the
muscular contractions which ro often render the victim of
Chronic Itheumatism a helpless cripple, of by the ewers
changing symptoms which are sometime the eturectetidles
of this Protean complaint.
Unlike the " Sangrade pre etke of bleeding and purging,
which some sapient medicos c onsider the t iswtt zombi of
treating Rheumatism, these avetala and cherish the
animal forces, invigorate the constitution, and thus act as
the allies of Nature in her efforts to east off the disease.
Their medical action is direct and epecidc. It rashes the
aaterira sunifa or radar of the disorder, through all the
complications of nerves and fibres in which ft Isentrenchad,
and ex peir from the blood the febrile principle whleh feeds,
and rereads, and intensities, while it spreads the fatal tear
denoiee of the malady.
Coation..Beware of 0 ountorrolits i I
Be particular, and enquire tor Her. UMBEL 00YEItil
RHEUMATIC PILLS, and see that the boxes hays, on the
OlatMde wrapper, his signature, cortniconsigned by C. H.
RING, General Agent. 192 Broadway, New York, without
which none are arm s&
PRICE, rirrr cram ram Boa
113.801 d try Dr. GEO. EL KEYSER, Pittsburgh: J. P.
FLAWING, Allegheny Qty. neaftSia
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE, Sring Mrs
Borough of Mancheeter—THlßTY BUILDt LOTS,
each 24 feet front by 100 feet deep, and froortlng on Market
eineet 90 feet In width, Ore o ..Ened Dor sae quite kr', and on
notsonable term of pommels:Lt. This property iopart of the
eaten, of the Wm Junes Adam, Fa no Out the 0110 M pa.
Bet end beyond dbrpute. Apply to
DOTS JAMBS MAXIM
Was. Pliby t Jr.,'
ciLonnNo AND /URN/BMW Mgr, Mamie mU,
V ARA gra; Pidobantirektiding made Ow alder, in
roll mina and at, inadirain aataa. andatf
lIMMiI
4P
5 -
-%
M .
..
•~,
IBM
pe:ilt
OLZVIAAND
Olio sad Pe . a
, a%1 2 7 1 r1"-/Isaliv f
-
ondhazt=ttoeteto ,
7 1a
' end
This route one hoodzid miles tbarirs. goat einhi
hone
DIdITOPOL qukkor to Moe" than thiiihreldlone onelrlAt
LIL - •
Three Daily rtalmiheteneser and Clisveloo&
Thew Daily Trains betereas and °blow
Time to Cleveland eis beers, Chatostf terentPto* lowa.
and St. Lomb thirtreenen bona . 4
Trains tier Cleveland have Allianee s tao,
IL, and 040 P. , onnwetherst Hudson with Tr a-for
Cuyahoga Alla mg Alarm, and molting In Cleveland at
10.04, A. IL, LSO, p. IL and &AO, P. IL
The Truism of the Ohio sad PrOUIL Railroad, love liffas.
burgh vet &OD, A. 111.4 8.00, A- IL, and .8.00, IL; a ll Ow
netting at Alliance with trains which arrive In Ciseelikeil
at 10 04, JL M. , 12% P. 11. th a il= ed 844, P. IL
Pusengers fir do, RC Lords. Rack. Wand,
Galena., and the frortb.west, wish to go through with
out &Centime, will take the .traln bomb; Pittetsugh at
800 and arrhisig Curvedand Z2O P. IL, maths!
le the only train by whisk' elm emenectione are sods
through to the above palate. Paasengios this tem.
reach Chimp at T. 30 next corning aid 0t Lenleet UN.
Time gained by going via OlaMiand, Idea bents.
The Trains Rom Cleveland toPoiedo and Chicago k .
'follows., Leave Cleveland at TAO and 2.311 A. M., 7.46.P.114;
arrive at Chicago at 11.00 P. IL, 7.00"A.11. and 1210 K.
Trains leave ar Rock baud and St. Louis as alleys:
Leave Chicago at 9.16 A. M.,10.06 and 1100 P.M." • •
Pamengen 6x St. Lim* co
_over Rock Island 16=0
'OMB; MU OTIM the Mime and ahnissilmi
to Alton, and thence by litesinters.l (23 miles) to BE Lode.
Passengers by the 9.29, A. IL, Train arrive in ialoula at
1120 mine
next day. evening, and by thelo.o6, IL Trahistmen
Baggage checked thrtnigh to Cleveland, and than is.
checked for Chicago sun St. Lends. • • • .
PARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
lie cum. Ise
To AlRsnee--...52 To 60 960
Gleseland..— 400 1 $. .4 cum. AO M AIL
SO 12 50
Toledo—..._. w . 600 Rock Island; 16 50 U5O
Detroit-- ' 600 St. 19 60 16 liM
Passengers are requests' to procure that WW2 at the
Mao of the Company, in to
Mouse4sted door
below the corner. J. DURAND,IIayt Obredand. •
J. A. CAIXIBRY
WINTER ARRANGEMENT&
•
THE PENNSYLVANIA
1664. 10(4.
RAIL.RGAD. ---.. •
KS MAIL TRAIN will leave every martdtnalhandiiya
T
excepted) at 7 o'clock, stopping at all the regular it..
time, striving in Philadelphia et /2110 A. M.
THE PAST TRAIN will Nave Pittabotegh
_(l.wapt
Sunday,) at 1 o'clock, stopping at
trobe,Blatreville, Li:capon, .i&mbwn,
Altoomi, dr, arriving in Philadelphia at thinssit
morning.,
THE EXPRFSS TRUE will leave ever evening
at Lao o'clock, stopping only at Gres Introbta,
Lockport, Johnstown, SummarbM, Gallitzin, Altoona,
de., connecting at Harriaburg with the train for Dal*
more, and arriving In Philadelphia or Baltimine, at S
o'clock, P.M.
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will him every atbir
noon (except Sunday) at LSO o'clock, eitt=6 . i
. 2 all min ,
T stati HZ P o
ailOON D ns, and running only as far as
AOOO3IOIIODAIMON TRA i fly
(except Sunday,) at 11 o'clock, A. IL, stopping at alksta
time, and running only as far as Brintaa's.
RETURNING TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgh. itest Ae.
commcdation arrive. at 8 o'clockA.M. Express, LE P. IL
Second Accommodation, 7, P. P 61$1 UM, P. M. Past
Line, 2.20 A. M.
Pare toHew York,sll,6o ; Pane to Philadelphis v idi; *are
to Baltimore, 58,50. Pare to Hartle An—
na=checked to all statiins on the rtieniabid
to Philadel hie and Baltimore.
Passengers p g tickets !nears, will be
to
cams in addition the station rates, except ficas
where the Oompany bate no Agent.
. Penniyivanis money, and prr funds only, received In
payment fortickets. .
NOTICIF.,—In case of lone, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for pennonal baggage anij, and lir
an amount not seceding $lOO.
N. B.—The Excelsior Onnibus Line has been eteplwrid
to convoy pantesopmi am' baggage to and fecm the BOW, at.
• charge not to exceed 16 cents for each peisesger, and
ld cents for each trunk.
For thtini t ylto J. DiltilailM in Ztt, d.
Pittsburgh, Norouthor lath, 1866—[ no,lr
19:110X.11 , 11B14 $1.19 Llifiljjlll
New Arraragessent,
OMMENCING- FEBBV:AIi r 2s, nu.
1884. graIMINIRE 1864.
MAIL 'MUM leaves Flttalinrgh at 8A H; diner &LAM
ism.; takes tea et Cradling- and niiikee a dose map
section there with a test Express Truth, remain Clinein•
nett about 12 o'clock at WAAL
EXERE739 TRAIN leaves' Pittsburgh st 8 del ,
after the arrival of the Express trate from P
and swishes Orme-Ens at 11,31:1 P. N, connecting leith - tbs
NIS= dhich
Telth rthade er It= in the mordgg..
Belfcatahle and Indiana railroads *,r Alton, bittisaspolia
(amulet Sons are made with Cleveland, Me•
dinky, Salado, Detroit and Mimeo with Betinrn, rimer
Bendual7, Perak, and the towns on the Mad . Diver Dead.
11.0, with Mount Vern®, Newark, Dimentile and tennis
?aro to Ciacionati $7.; to lalianapoltosSoa Dayton 1"60:
to Toledo ft; to Oolosobaa SIV.:S; to rattootillers6,lo; to
CRoveLand ft: Through tickets to Loahrville at ratoose
rotas.
ILSTOB.NING t
TH:11 RIM= TRAIN leases Orestibee at 1.16 P M,
and reaches Pittsburgh at 8.30 P M.,connectling with the
fist Train through in fifteen hennertoPhtlad •
TRAIN team Cnetitne at 220, A. on the ar .
rival of the Night Express Train from Cind ant% and
arrives at Pittsburgh at LIAO, P M.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN team
Pittsburgh at 10 A M, and 6 P Pt, and New Brighton at 6
A X, and 1.15 P M.
PRIELGET TRAIN teams Pittsburgh at T•A M, and 9P.
M, and entree at 4.30 A. al, and 4.30, P.M
•
Sir The Maine do not run on dun*.
B' Ilicketa or further infonmation, apply at the ticket
offices of the Ohio and Peunalyania Anil:coed Company, of
J. G. CURRY, at the comer °Mee under the Mononsgahola
House, Pittsburgh, or of
GRORGIN PARKIN, Tkket Agent,
PITTSBURGH, ST. LOUIS AND NEW 0111,11113.
MOST Dioa= AND ONLY RKLIABL3 ROOM
RAILROAD TO CHICAGO
CHICAGO AND mississieei RAILROAD
An Air Lino Bout* from Chicago to Bt. Louis.
MILAINS MUTE CHICAGO DAlSundays excepted!)
I. on unreel' Express Train of,M LY ( ahlw. &mai= and
Contra! Railroads—
let ET. LOUIS DAY MAIL.-- Ihls, A. M.
Id. " " NIGHT EXPLISS-10.95, P. M.
Trains mu through to St. Louis in fourteen Imam ein
Bloomington, Springfaild and Alton, ac clam& of cars
or baggage, connecting at Alton with ctinty Un of Packets
for Hannibal, Quiney and Keokuk, and at St. Loa; nth
FIRST CLASS STEAMERS PON NEW ORLEANS,
and intermediate paints on the Mississippi, alai with regular.
lines of steamers for Kansas and Council Munk.
TIRE FROM PITTSBURGH TO ST. imin3 88 BO UM
Baggage checked St. Louis, on Michigan Oen
to and Southern Train., an through to d
at the depot in Chicago.
Z. P. HOLLIBTRB, Chicago,
General Peasemigar
RICHARD P. MCADAM, Jo., Superintendent. Agent.
/lir Tim Tickets to Bt. Louis, by this routs, can be
obtained In PltLbarg at Ofddes of Clereland and Ma.
FREIGHT TARIFF,
Commentslaw December Ist, 1144.
- EHRST CLASS—Brooms, Cedar and WoodetaW - Mott
ers, Furniture, secowl band, Furs, Pianos, P o
Wines, in bukets or boxes: 90 cents 111100 tea -
&coed Clasr—Dried Fruit, 13eerinor, Deer Moths, (Soot?
sad Timothy Seed, Glassware, Hardware, Rags, Wool sea
Sheep Pate, Begs and Leather 76 cents 1p 100. De.
Third Clusr—Bacon and" Pork (Massa gutter, in Marina,
kegs or Mb ; Hemp, Hides, Soap, WindOw Maas, slid Cot
ton, uncompressed: 65 cents p 100 lbs.
.Plierth 67ess—Aloohol, Bacon or boxes,) Berl
and Malt, Beef and Pork Qom, Lard and Laid
Gil, WblakT, Cotton (ocunirressed,) Tobacco, 55 coati gt
100 lbs. Floe, $l. bbl.
'EMORGI C. YDANCOSCHS,
Freight &PAL
DR. HENDERSON,
OCULIST AND AlR'S'''.
TZWIS ALL =LAIN OP PHI 11l AdD ZAI 141110171. COMM
=cam, mtremuse, O 3 pas vas at dam=
WNW& 458 BROADWAY, 0011. GRAND ST., NEW YOWL
Maui Prom 9 A. M. tot P.M.
RouGa, GRANULATED LIDS, Inflanunatkm, Acuteoc
Chronic Blindnem with Films, Irltiy Antatutais and
Cataract Scrofulous, Weeping or Watery Eye,, are vowel'
the diseases of the eye which are treated by Dr. IL *nth
perhet eatisfaction.
All Memoirs of the Ear bested upon acientifie principles.
Artificial Ryes Inserted without an operation.
All letters port-paid will MOMS* prompt attention.
We select the following references from =tong the thou
sands of eases which have been succumfally treated by Dr:
Henderson:
•
Wm..l. Fryer, 920-8 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
*Alfred Southwick, Printer,
7. Goodspeed, Glens Falle,N. Y.
Wm. W. Smith, Detroit, Mich.
Wm. A. H. L. Wilson, New. York Clty,N. Y.
Vest Maryßelkers, N.E. Station, Dur.bees co., N. Y. -
*Edward G.:Solger, Bristol, Conn.
*John Seaman, Engineer, N. Y. •
David Little, Engineer, N. Y.
Wm. 1. B. Giles, dike Courier and RIR, N.Y.
flames W. Kirby, Brooklyn, L. L
ureic Bodges, II MS
A. R. Beeves, Telegraph Operator. St Nicholas Hotel. •
RAI. Peoria, Organ Builder, Houston St.
R. B. Doolittid K. D., Hudson, N. Y.
Mrs Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N. Y.
M. P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Troy, N. Y.
R. L. Rom, Albany, N. Y.
A. Dillenbach, Schenectady, N. Y.
Capt. B. H. Haviland„ Athens, IL Y.
John W. Hackett, Bingbampton, N. :
*Theca patients were blind, and teed to be ted to the-Mien
At the expiration of two wears they add go about the erg
at pleasure.
*Them axe of. Amanteris were restared to "Wet aller
they were gams up as ineurable by the faculty, and 4me he
referred to by any arson who Mabee to learn the Leta to
these cam, by writing to them- • Jane
IRResistor Carriage Factory.
JOHNSTON, BROTH= k Cv, PRACTICAL COACH
&wpm.% caner of Rebecca and Belmont streete.Abos.
pay city, Pa., bare on band and are mainitactschig an
extensive amortmeza of Carriage; Rockaway; Buggies,
=geCam, As, made la all their arias styles, with
ntgard to durability and beauty of Sash, cuing to all
their work the best Juniata bon and eastern hickory. Ra
tan attended to on the mot reasonable terms. They feel
confident that all who may .or than with their patron
alte. all be palactly sadaed on hi al if their TOM,
The Plasbargh and Yashmac Ontaibusee pass erary ßE
ben manta dazing the day.
The Howse of liefugob.
VOR WES TI RN PENNISTLYANIA. AT PITTNIIII,OII.
: is now open for the terispdos,of inmates =rn.
witted from counties oompe Western J Db.
mkt of Peonsylvante. laenss of oessunttoweit ma ob.
tamed of the Dopeziatendent, sa the Naxos of Refuge. at
a the Beentegs, et the aloe of Pelmet. Beam A ON
Br order of the Dowd,
&MS JAMB ANDUKEIA, PnalessA.
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