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self is—Why is the mediation to be offered now I.
why not sooner! If offered when Russia first
urged its unjust clainmapon Trirkegtherom medi
the
a
tion of America might have averted f
unoffending Danubian Principalities the curse of
two successive occupations by foreign armies..
Offered now that Sebastopol is tottering to its
fall, and the Czar, in effect, ening for pence, the
mediation cia only benefit Russia,
c ho se l ot
ambition provoked the war. The offer of me
diation is so unhappily timed that it must, Of
ani
necessity, improve the poeition of BILBSIS
deteriorate that of France and England. * *
A regard to truth, and to the honor and lute
reste of our own country, compete tie at the same'
time frankly to declare that this proposed me
diation is urged by a pretty strong party in the
United States in pure hostility to England .
" One of the Most eager advocates of the in
terference of - the United States in the war which
now convulses eastern Europe is the New York
Herald. 'That journal winds up one of its latest
reviews of the progress and policy of the war in
these words "No illtitiUOlS of race, no similari
ty of religion, no assumed similarity of consti
tution can blind the American people to the true
significance of the war in the East. Public ,
opinion is here undoubtedly favoratle to-Rtussia.
There is no necessity for dieguieing the - fact, and
England le welcome to the admission. Not that
we love Russia unre, said
that we bate her lees."
This, it may be said, is but the counterpart of
tha.London Tow revilings of America and every
thing American, and naturally produced by them.
Granted—but, apart from newspapers altogether,
there is evidence of a hostile feeling towards
England, of a partizan leani ng
towards Russia
States.
,
among a numerous party h ited
To what else can we attribute the treatment ex
perienced by our prise crew and their officers,
after the affair with the Russians in the North
Pacific, at San Francisco! To what else can we
attribute the numerous enlistments of military
officers of the United States in the Russian ser
vice! The cajoleries exercised by the Czar with
such brilliant success upon Senator Douglas and
others, have of late been redoubled.
Reports have reached us, to which w cannot
at present allude more distinctly, of teestimoni
als of a very Arlene nature, indeed, presented
by the Czar to American citizen°. All this has
had its effect in calling into existence a numer
ous pro• Russian party in the United States. It
is with this party that the idea of mediation has
originated, and its object is to promote the in
terest of Russia and damage England.
" We appeal confidently to the American peo
ple, and ask them, will they allow themselves to
be made the tools of a party in this way! Will
they allow themselves to be deluded into lower
ing the Union into an accomplice and oatepaw
of the great champion of despotism and barbar
ism! It is their concern how this question is Lo
be answered, for it is the honor of the United
States that is at stake.
" As for this country, Englishmen would deep
ly regret to have any unfriendly conduct to com
plain of on the part of a kindred nation. Eng
lishmen are fully sensible of the power, the
valor, and the intelligetce of the North Ameri
can republicans. But Englishmen will not hesi
tate or pause in what they know to be the path
of duty for one moment, let the North American
trepublicans, 'or any set of men upon earth, do
or soy what they will. Highly though English
they will not stoop to purchase it by desisting
from what they know to be the discharge of a
sacred duty."
RUSSIAN TROOPS FROMM TO DRATR.—The fol
lowing is news of the 28th December, from
Odessa via Czernowitz t r --" Powerful reinforce
ments are arriving. There are snow storms,
with frost. Two companies of soldiers, on
their march, and forty wagon loads of sick men,
have been frozen to death. The thermometer
(Resumer) is 24 degrees below zero—equivalent
to 22 Fahrenheit."
STRRISOTH OP TEL RUSSIRIS AZAIIRR.,-The last
letters from St. Petersburg are of to 4 24th De
cember. According to the Russianiaceonnts,
the Emperor will have the following armies in
the field next spring :-1. The Crimea army of
120,000 men in the field and 30,000 in Sebasto
pol; 2—The Tchernomorish (Cossack's of the
Kelm) army, 40.000 men; 3—The Danubian
army, 40,000 men ; ' 4—The army in Lithuania
and Volhynia, 120,000 men; &—Tbe
Hattie ar
my, 60,000 men ; 6—The reserve army, 80,000
men.
The AilleriSalk rune •111 1 Ahead
. .
Observing in the Presa of Monday, a descrip
tion of the Minie ball with the remark, that
though the original efficiency of the rifle was
due to the backwoods of America, its patient
perfection rested with the French, induces
me still to claim for the American arm the sups
riority over all others.
Within a few days I have - examined a rifle,
the superiority of which, to the Minie improve
meat, is incontestible. Its penetrations at forty
yards with a round ball, eighty to the pound,
was thirty yards with a round ball, eighty to
the pound, was thirteen inches in solid lone tim
ber. It is loaded and fired, with time for an ofi
band aim, twelve times in a minute; and after
being rapidly fired flay times, was found to be
perfectly clean and ready for use as at first.
Its weight is less than that of a double barrelled
shot gun, and its simrlicity and strength of con
struction almost precludes the possibility of its
getting out of order. When 1 add that it loads at
the breech, most who read this will pronounce
it an inevitable failure. No one, however, who
has examined, it or tried it, will be inclined to
hazard much on such a prophecy. That it is
destined to supersede all other ball fiat arms, no
one will doubt, who has witnessed its efficiency.
I trust that it will not be without its proper
meal of honor, begat= our own North West has
produced it. A citizen of Milwankie hat the
honor of being its inventor. hlr. Howe's patent
of 'this invaluable arm is so recent as October,
1864.
PENNSYLVANIA I..K.GISLATIJ
In the Senate, nothing of very general late.
rest was discussed or acted on. A resolution
was adopted requesting the Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund to inform the Senate why they
have not made an annual report to the Legijala,
tare, as required by law.
The Senate then took up the resol .a th th au
thorizing the printing of a daily r ‘eee d o f the
proceedings of the Legislature.
after considerable debate, file resolution,
passed—yeas 16, nays 13. * was amended and
Adjourned.
In the House an 11% ,,ntrttally
large cumber of
petitions, memorises ac. were presente d , and
among them ro .
memorial from the Board of
grade of Pl , l; tadelphis,
for the sale of the canals
and railr ,
oads belonging to the Commonwealth,
on motion, of Mr. Cummings, was read,
then referred to the Select Committee on
the subject.
The petitions of last year for an amendment
of the ten hour law, were, on leave given, with•
drawn from the files and re-presented.
Mr. Eyster moved to reconsider the vote
taken yesterday on agreeing to the resolution
permitting the Committee on the contested seat
from Northampton county to take testimony in
the case in Northampton. The motion was
agreed to, and the resolution, after a lengthy
and animated debate, was then negatived, being
considered in contravention of law.
On motion, ten o'clock, was fired as the stand
ing hour of meeting. The House then ad
journed.
WRECK Or ;LIZ SAN FIIATICIZOG—TRZ TESTI.
NONIALS.—When the U. 8. transport ship San
Francisco was wrecked, sundry sea-captains
hove in eight and rescued the survivors, for
which they were handsomeiy rewarded by sub
scriptions on 'Change. The testimonials or
dered are just completed and ready for presenta
tion, as follows:
To Capt. Creighton, of the Three Bells, a piece
of plate and a gold medal.
To Capt. Low, of the bark Kilby, the same.
To Capt. Stouffer, of the Antarctic, the same.
To the First and Second Officers of the three
ships above named, each a gold medal.
To each sailor, a silver medal.
To Capt. Pendleton, of the Lucy Thompson,
a service, of plate.
To Lieut F. K. Murray, of the U. B. Navy, a
service of plate.
To Capt. Watkins, of the steamer San Fran
cisco, a service of plate.
To J. W. Marshall, Chief Engineer of the San
Francisco, a gold modaL
To Chief Officer Mellus, of the San Francisco,
a gold medal.
To the Second Officer, the same.—N. Y.
Timor.
SUIOIDS BY Ilenamo.—A. friend has shown us
a letter, which states that on the night of the
16th inst., the wife of Mr. John Roadman, near
Donegal, Westmoreland county, committed sui
cide by hanging herself with a hank of yarn, up
stairs in her own house. Mrs. R. is represented
to be of good repute, about fifty years of age,
and the mother of a large family. The cause of
this painful tragedy is said to have been mental
derangement —Fayette Standard, 26th.
LIEU Stns.—A suit for libel wu instituted,
on Saturday, against Messrs. Foster & Fleeson,
of the Dispatch, by a young maned Jas. Mason.
The alleged libel wag' contained in a local item
published in that paper on last Friday, in which
it was stated that the prosecute wan arrested on
a charge of passing ootadoMpsoasy.
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MORNING POST JOB OFFICE.
would con the attention of MERCHANTS AND
I.L,,,NkioS MEN to the fact that we have just received
from PNiladelphia a number of fonts of new Job Type, and
are now prepared to fill orders, for Cards, Circulars, Bill
Ll4wt , , Paper Rooks, Posters, and Programmees for exhibi
tion-. All orders will be promptly filled.
Negro of tne Day.
A telegraphic despatch from Mobile says Julia
Dean has been already married to Dr. Rayne,
eon of the South Carolina Senator.
Bon. John Slidell was a few days ago elected
11. S. Senator by the Legislature of Louisiana,
for six years from the 4th of March next.
New Orleans papers of the 21st say the open
ing of the up-river navigation has revived busi
ness, and affairs generally wore a more un
proved aspect.
In the Rouse of Representatives of the Penn
sylvania Legislature, on Saturday, bills were
read in place to inoorporate the Mechanics' Sa
yings Bank of Pittsburgh, and the Bank of
Beaver county.
In the same body, the bill from the Senate to
repeal the act providing for the registration of
births, marriages and deaths, was finally passed.
President, Pierce has removed John P. salsa
Warren, the United States District Attorney of
the territory of Minnesota, for commencing a
suit in the name of the United States against the
Minnesota and Northern Railroad Companywith
, out notice to his superiors at Washington. It is
suspected that the suit is commenced by collu
sion with the company, with the intention of al
lowing the United States to be defeated an 4 thus
extinguish a lien of the United States upon some
of the lands claimed or needed by the company.
Truly to enjoy music], there must be a predis
position for it, however sweet its cadences or
melodious its numbers. With ordinary exhibi
tions of it this is peculiarly so ; and a man fret
ted with a protested note, or a lady who has
got the mitten," are cure to be among the mal
contents to whom every note is a squall and
every cadence affectation. And thus our semi
stars go out in darkness, not so much because of
the want of power to beautify the memory of an
hour with simpler song, as beesuse of the pre
disposed wickedness of the heart produced by
causes as trifling ae they are transitory. We
would defy the man or maiden, however, let
their jealousy or disappointment be as juicy of
despised tears as they might, to have gone to the
Saturday evening Concert of Madame De Vries
and remember long either the-one or the other.
The singing of Madame De Vries is of a varied
character, though each in itself possessing the
highest degree of excellence. Of a strong ployei
, cal frame she has a power of lung such as we
have never seen exceeded. It Games bursting
forth, after a passage of deep tenderness, like
the sudden advent of a storm open the summer
air. We have heard her in the best tragic scenes
of Norma, when her voice become terrible
through its unequalled strength and intensity of
pathos. On Saturday evening it revealed
itself
in occasional bursts, mingling with her softer
and concert room tones, as the thunder breaks
in upon the singing of birds, or the warble of
trembling brooks.
Of ROSS De Vries, one thing can be truly said,
there is no trickery either of dress or seam to
steal a plaudit or seduce an encore. She com
mends both by the tree rendering and unadorned
execution of her art. From e deep pure under
tone, masculine in power but all woman in rich
ness, up through the bars, now soft and weeping,
now glad and joyous, here wild and chivalric,
there eccentric and senate, she has touched
every heart, eveu if that heart be a broker's,
and has mounted far above mule's highest line
—having pleased every form of ear and
tri
umphed without an. effect. Of the gentler style,
how beautiful was her " home sweet tome," and
an occasional passage ie " Come per me Serene."
Of her joyous and glad style, how rich the
" Echo Song " —that air so deeply connected
with our memory of the gifted Swede. Her flute
song was the triumph of the evening, only how
ever from its difficulty of performance, and the
opportunity it gave to display her power in the
.highest rsgieter of the human voice. Clear and
accurate rat the flute of Kyle, she struck uner
ringly the highest of them all. From the en
thusiasm shown we expect to sue Masonic Hall,
ou Tuesday evening next, crowded from end to
end, atid shall hope to be again a delighted lis
tener-
Having said so much of De Vries we have no
room for an extended notice of the other per
formers. Morini had a fine voice, which showed
itself to much advantage in the beautiful duet
from •` Lis Favorite," and also in the " Roman
ce," fro; n Ernoni. Legere was handsomely re
ceived, and played with much moOeptation. Sig
nor Fe sarelli plays well, but seemed out of
humor either with himself or his cremona. But
the whole Coneert was one of much delight to
us, and we believe to the large assembly present.
If a thing of beauty is a joy forever, and a con
cert be a thing, then we hard added another joy
to the accumulations of-former days.
The last Concert of this troupe will take place
to-morrow night, on which occasion numerous
operatic gems, heightened by the preemie of a
full orchestra, will be sung, Madame De Vries
singing seven times during the evening.
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PITTSBIIRG_II:
JANUAR
TFIEG CONCERT
NIGATIVID.—A Bill was lately introduced in
to the legislature of our State providing for the
repeal of the three 'hundred dollar exemption
law. It was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee, and has been by them reported back with a
negative recommendation. Almost every year
since the three hundred dollar exemption law
was passed en attempt has been made to repeal
it, but without success. We do not believe it
will ever be repealed, -and attempts to repeal it
may yet result in increasing the amount and
value of the property exempted from execution.
Two years ago a bill was introduced to increase
the amount to $l,OOO, and that bill had many
friends in the legislature. The course of legie
tion for years has been to restrain the credit
system, and such exemption laws are designed
for that purpose, as well as to protect the poor
er classes.
A BALM FOR Two Wounnen Briarrs.--Boma
heartless wretch or wretches, without the fear of
the law before their oyes, or thinking of the pain
It would cause two, perhaps loving hearts, pre
maturely published in the Cincinnati papers the
marriage of Mr. Charles Kohl to Miss Julia Con
olin. However, the aggrieved Charles and Julia
discovered the parties who so deeply wronged
them, as the following from under the marriage
head the next day will show:
AsAvow:lr.—The marriage notice which appeared in
Wednesday's Commercial, relative to Mr. Chae. Kohl and
Jolla Colman, is all a hoar. The parties ooncernpl done It
thoughtlessly, without taking the consequemw or injury
they were doing into consideration, and an very sorry they
did it. 'They feel that no apology they can make will be
snfOcient to cover the Injury; but tenet the agrieved for
ties will forgive them.
' If this is not a sufficient remedy for the "in
! ward bruise," we think the Balm of Thousand
Flowers might answer, as it has untold curative
virtues, if we may believe certain "Boston
Foote .
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TIM Bier MSS Or rue Raer.—Philadelphia ill iiiiiiiiisi; Or which Ii the boss Wino :
i SYMait.o 4.. v......--
a great place in the estimation of Philadel- • Destroyer I Is e question daily and hourly asked by =
phiens—although with outsiders ebe is not eon- parents, =atom for the heath of their children,. All whet Sure Hope far tae etas.—D&YORS.WW
are at nil acquainted with the article, will Miniedilibil DIVIOOBATTIM ELIXIR OR OORDIAL.—The startling
eidereil to be " faster than the law allows, " answer, IGL ?CLAMPS. ORLY.BRATED PRRIIIYUGGI. It cures of menial, dlseues wrought by this marrelmorking
The phrase "sa sharp as a Philadelpliii. lawyer ,' has never been knowecto fail, lad is one of the safmt rem- ultimata,. has wakened the public mind from the apathy
dies that eau be used: A friend of ours lately handed as with whim, hThiumnble qin„,,Aub, h .& ~...,,,,,to m ki
has grown into a proverb . Nevertheless, it
the following etatemeit in reference to this Vermituger it to regent what are ble ed "'patent medicines." It is not
sounds very ma* as if it hsd,its origin In the risy Yost, September 25, 18452. toe much to say, that nothing abort of miraculous tritely °.
Quaker City; for "in several encounters, of our ' 1
GI woruceme —A. young lady all 'squints.. ha1 . ....,b... sition hoe ever produced such raid relief to the feeble sad
own knowledge, a legal gentleman from Pitts - 1 f h ' e r r n ti t . o t i . , 3 Dr. e br ri 's Oa . abratdVvitb worms .
ifutes. Stile."‘7. suffering. Thousand. of both nest,
WhONV MMUS eye
burgh utterly discomfited the best of these same thgll P.
discharg.= , t' anTo ' en
th ultimeZyptoreatraturite,ngterrioyeer
the of whom
. vr ,, e . re u teibrid i d p en „. „ .
and too , k one
. vin Jolla...L.:tied.
She wee
"sharpen." However, this may be true of the Immediatsii relieved or all the dr i eielful irpton ed i r boom redly broken in constitution and on the high road to the
block letter gentlemen; but it is not equally ap- alts this young lady does rap i d l y
her name her usual
grave, have been restored, by two or three worms of the
plioable to her menhants, if her Board of Trade f ed ... ; ., t t ir reekiiim e h , o N wr
aeriiar, Fifth
tan street, and she re- Bli d elr, to
nnae wro his buit healtdTtep.Agent bee st
au the ti p m roo ., fs to and...
is a fair sample of that alms. That body has •D. B.—The rsluda° remedy, also Dr. Ml '''''' ' ' °rl " hit . it them. The mollidne only require. facts to sustain it
petitioned the Legislature once more to sell the Minded Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug lulles who for years had been suffering from the worsi
Public Works,
, partioulerly the Main Line, and i 3 t ° "' l in this sty. oomilications of the peculiar dlillculties to which too many
suggest the minimum price be fixed at seven D Purchasers
,r,. w v ili mi be r cereful to sok for, and take owe but a the ~..l are subject , have be. relieved ta t i ., ti ...
age. AU others , to comp...J..or' month; casting off, as if by enchantment, the lassitude,
minions; for, argue these learned Theban., the ~,,,.thie,,,. • peer, nervous irritation, low spirits, and debility, end be
mime line will soon be rendered worthless by Slu, for sale by the sole proprietor., oomt:ir active,healthy andcheerful. The INVIGORATING
MIMING BROS,
competition from the Pennsylvania Railroad. If r.f.Wit hi indeed a godsend to the feebler sex—restoring
this argument is worth anything, it will prevent laoralas ,
its salt at any sacrifice; as no capitalists, even -----
with mental visions as obtuse as these gen
tlemen imagine our legislative Scions to be pos
sessed of, would purchase what will shortly be
worthless I Couldn'A the Philadelphia lawyers sucesasors to J . Kidd k Co,
No. el Wood street- to re.rularity every intermitted function, and in many in
_ - (Lucre blessing the despairing wife with maternal joys.
Nor is it less certain to its action open man, whether
weak,ned by now, or suffering from *Restitutions' debil
ity, new divers* liver disease, or any other
disorder that impairs the integrity of the virile hintikin.
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint bot•
the. Price three doliars'per bottle; two for fire dolials;
ei
lend a little of their sharpness to the Board of rkr twelve dollars. C. IL. RING, Proprietor,
rade ? If they could spare a little, we know 11M Broadway, New York.
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of no set of persons who stand more in need Bold by Druggists throughout the United States, Canada
and the Wait Indies
of it.
YOLING Muff's Biwa Suomi—The MU:llM
sexy of this Society will be held to-night
at the &session charoh, Ray. Mr. Lee's,
on Seventh street, Pittsburgh. Addressee will
be delivered by Rev. Mr. Paxton and Rev. Mr.
Quick. The Reports of the differat' officers
will be read giving detailed accounts of the
transactions of the Society - for the last year.
This useful and praise worthy association has
heretofore been well sustained and encouraged
in this community, and it is hoped that a full
house will great the speakers and officers this
evening. No collection will be taken up. The
public are earnestly invited to attend.
BenefitofT.D.Atee and Herr Cline.
To-night Messrs. Rice and Cline take a benetiti
and we hope it will prove one in deed as well ae
in name. This will probably be the last oppor
tunity our citizens will have to see the man who
created such a furore about a quarter of a cen
tury ago, as Jim Crow." Herr Ciine'e tight
rope performances are truly wonderful. Since
the death of Leon Javeill, of the Ravel troupe,
he bee not his equal on the American stage. Go
and see them. Each are great in their portion
iar line. .
BLaciwoon's Msossina —This sterling mug•
sine has been received by Miner & Co. and Gil
denfenney & Co. The January number is unu
sually interesting, and will amply repay perusal
•••••••-- -
EMIT Fins DAOUIKSIOTYPID.--Sbe is full
forty, is Fanny. bports curls like a girl of
seventeen. They are auburn—poetically so.
Has a keen, flashing eye. Nose between Gre
cian and Homan, rather Gila and rather good
looking. Cheeks with a good deal—quite too
much—coloring. Come" of rouge. Bad taste,
but no business of ours. Lips well turned, and
indicative of firmness rather than of—sugar.
Chin handsomely chiseled. Whole countenance
betoken' a woman of spirit and high nature gen
erally. Form fine. Chest • model. Not sur
passed. Carriage graceful and stately. ltother
tall, and emphatically genteel. Pretty foot.
Ankle to match. Hand small. Likes to show it.
Dresses in the out-and-duh schooL Fonder rib
bons, laces, millinery, &c., generally. Talks
rapidly. Is witty and brilliant—Gutting •od
lashfuL Proud as Lucifer. Food of fun. Hates
most of her relation". Treats her father and
Nat. almost brutefully. Has three as pretty
girl/ as ever wore curls. Is proud of them, and
justly. Is heartless. Is a flirt. Live" in cloy
sr. Is worth $20,000. Got it by pen and ink.
When passing the street takes eight eyes out of
ten. 00 the whole, wonderful woman to Fanny.
—Horton Dispatch.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Deported Eapresaly for the Daily Darning rot
Ilardliata Frlpt• with rl=-Isials Or.
dared to be biased
Nsw IOIIIIC, January 26.—(/tilers have been
received by the authorities, from Washington,
to seize • Sardinian frigate expected here with
• large number of criminals on board, as soon
as she arrives, and detain her until an investiga
tion is had.
The Weather
New Yoga, January 27.—There wu a heavy
gale here last night. It is now clear mid cold.
Ootaxancao, January 27.—There has been
furious scow storm for the last thirty-four
hours. The snow is now twenty icons@ deep.
iItATTOID, Cr., January 27.—The tobacco
mactufactory and warehouse of Ira Baxter, re
cently belonging to Fuller S. Burnham, was de
stroyed by fire tut night. The stock is estima
ted at $lO,OOO, building 2,600; insured, $6,000.
linttread Accident
Beamartzto, Unto, January 27.—There was
a terrible collision on the Railroad last night,
about fifty miles north of this place. We will
send the particulars soon.
French ■pollation Bill Pleased.
The French Spoliation Bill was passed ; yeas
110, nays 76.
Death of lion. L. 6 nos.
BOSTOIII, January 27.—The Hon. Luther See
erenoe died at Augusta, Maine, yesterday.
REV. DR. COVEL'S
RHEIIMATIC PILLS,
Ebr the Sqle., anaplelt and Speedy Cure of Wantwaary,
Chronic, ficriditary and Mercurial Rheumatina, Eaten
wane Owt, Lselisbago,Sciatica, and other Dtrusts affecting
the Muscular Motes,
QOM AN ARRAY OF TE.STIAIONY es Dr. Corer
KILLITUATIc MIA have rallod forth from 141 dosser, rout
never voluntarily offered in favor of any other Medicine.
The cases of core comprehend
EVERY STAGE OF RHEUMATISM,
Whether amarmpauled by that terrible sensibility of the
parts affected, common in the inflammatory phase—by the
muscular contractions which so often render the victim of
Chronic Rheumatism • helplese cripple, or by the ever
changing eymptome which are sometime the characterisHos
of this Protean complaint.
Unlike the "Sangrado" praction of bleeding and purging,
which soma sapient medi). consider the lemtnaute mode of
treating Rheumatism, these Pills 1117gaiii and cherish the
animal forms, invigorate the constitution, and thus act as
the *Diem of Nature lit her efforts to cast off the dis ease.
Their medical action is direct and epecido. It reaches the
mderfa inexibli or mite of the disorder, through aU the
complications of nerves and fibres in which it is entrenched,
and expels from the blood the febrile principle which feeds,
and spreads, end intensifies, while it spreads the fetal ten
dencies of the malady.
Coutlon--Boware of Counterfeits I I
Be particular, and enquire tor Rev. SAMUEL COVEL'S
RHEUMATIC PILLS, and see that the hove have, on e
outside wrapper, his signature, countersigned by CL IL
RING, General Agent, Ha Broadway, New York, without
which none are GUMMI.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
gfa..Bold by Dr. GEO. H. KEYSER, Pittsburgh; .1. P.
FLEMING, Allegheny City. dee.2.113m
PrOoissmatlon.
MAYOR'S OFFICE,
Prrissurtoa, January Zith, 1855.
X1T11F.R.11.113, the prsoUce of selling intoxicating liquors,
V V and the performing of worldly employment and bu
sinus on the Sabbath day has continued to increase alarm
ingly in thl. community, having the tendency and effect
of corrupUng society, dspra
the the minds of the public,
and trup•Ung sgainsi all taw of religion and moral.
Sy, it is therefore found necesury that the evil should at
once be abated, and peace, comfort and happiness again be
restored to the public.
It is not my desire to exercree severe and stringent
measures to accomplish the reform Ito much and strongly
needed. Calm, oonsiderate reflection on the part of threw
who have hitherto been living In open violation of the laws
of the land, it Is anxiously hoped, will now convinoe all of
the and propriety of a future general and chriatian
sulontisdon to their requirements. last any person may be
discovered, who will not yield to the demands of the law,
which require. a suspension of all kinds of secular business
on the Sabbath day, orders have been lamed to the Police
to notice every infrution of the laws, and to Übe all dim.
genes In bringing the offender to justice. The lama mare
and stun be enforced.
Given under my hand and the seal of said city, the day
and year aforesaid.
lan2notl FEED. E. VOLE, Mayor.
WY. U. Wm-
al& D. X'VAX.
Wm- H. Williams As co.,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. JS. anew WM and Thirst Weds
air All transactions made on liberal term. Collections
of Bills, Noise, M., promptly ottended to. jerauer
AIISTI. 11.9QM111.
STOOK AND BILL BROKER,
Office, No. 99 Aorta st., above Mod.
OTEB, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgagee, and Loans on oalls•
Nterals, negotiated. Mocks bought and sold on con
minion. Land Warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and ale at
Oopper Mocks._
All WM."—
Jona W. Butler & C4l2 acautin _ .
ritWARDIEI AND ooleassioN
DeoWe Is all kinds of Pittsburgh Monotodoo.Lood
MA ROA Lad. a not anat. . OWN
4 .
, ! i f
4 . ! ! .
•4 J • '
A ir Consramptlos amid Spitting 8100 d....
see the certiOcate of Mr. Turner H. Ramsey, for many
years proprietor of the Farmers' Hotel, Frederkkeburg,
Va., and tote of the City Hotel, Richmond, V.
Dr. John Hinge, of the city of Richmond, though a revs
let physician, end of Inures opposed to what he celled
quack medicines, wee obliged to say that Its good effects to
the case of Mr. Hammy, were wonderful indeed.
no had been given up by several physicians: had tried
moat of the quack medicines, and wee on the verge of
despair, as well se the grave, when he tried Carter's Spanish
Miztare
We refer the public to hie foil and lengthy oath:trete
;round the battle, stating his cure.
",.• See advertisement.
• air The Pleasure ausd Comfort of being wax
010110 In a SUIT OF CLOTIIII2I, Is greatly enhanced by
having them 0000, and cot: am TO TIM sums. °RIBBLE
has got all that is aro:nary to effect that great consumma
tion, both as regards fit and quality of goods. Persons
wishing to experience all Ws, and be only moderately
charged, can do eo by calling at 240 LIZZATT must, head of
Wood.
P. S.—Puttsloons, to particular, is one of his preatesi
forte, Ile c ainot be boat In the style and fit of tide gar
mou. Aftascroao riferewest could be given. If necessary, to
isocroborata tide se. Leon t. (dere t OIaBBLY
-
Fro. Leeture.--.1. U. lIOPKIN el, Keg •
mem•
ber of the eitteburgh B. will deliver an opening
uhircev, as tie IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Lafayette Buildings, Wood street. on THIS (Monday) EVE.
NINU, at 7 . 3. i o'clock. Admbedon free. janYlie
madame De Vries for One Night More.
MASONIC HALL.
TURNDAY IC.YRNING, JANUARY 3Uth
AT TIII3 UIl V.:IT I/IWlnn Or >IAN Y rARTIEI3 WllO
were tumble to attend on neturdey evening. Sind. D.
lute poetychiel her engegeni•nte at lierrieburn and Lenin..
ter, end give • third aDd ost tively her
USICAL FIBITVAL,
IN PftaalUßOll, oN
TUESDAY NEXT, JANII• RV 30th, 1854,
The Manager boo the honor Co announce that he has en•
geed for the ceruion •
GRAND ORCHESTRA,
II La under the direction of
MARTIN LAZARE.
,IR. VOGLE, - - -
The P•ctramme will omelet of the game from
TEA OPMELAS,
WiTII FULL oliCutiaTa&L AMAIPANIIIIiNT.
ILLDAYE SOLI DI VBIILI
WILL MO SEVEN TIMES, VIZ:
THE GREAT FLUTE ARIA,
From Mozart,
CASTA DIVA, from Norms,
ERNANI ININLASII, from Ernara, and the
RATAPLAN DURETT,
the Daughteu ut the Slorrtoreut, and tiara other tall•
11. M plums.
edguors MORIN I, LA ZA RE uod I'ASARILLL, eiil ammo
DI • rho ' erlmoon 01 Idea.
The prim of •dmledou llu Wen died at ON t DOLLAR,
to all parts of the tLlt.
TICKETS ADMITTING A LADY AND INTLYILiN *LAO .
40- No calm (limo for mouring
dALY ((V SW.ATS
WEI matettepret% MONDAY MORNING. at 14 o'.•laa*. •
the Lltore of 11. filcher. No. 101 Third street, what
dl•jnm of the D•Il may be men, JanS:•
gotel tor Loma*.
ILEY'i Ulnas, (f_sinerly am.... the Lus...an.ns
11 tiocs.) is otlerni IJr 1t... on favorable terms. Being
1,1:1lIkte1 on U.. Of fourth street and Grantor+. to I
L Gunn flows, oust atunt midway been the iteentgnada
Wharf and the Fenno/mown Depot, It la one of the moo:
plenesot, etnyeulent .141 deeiraole locations la the city
he faentshal, tf &eked, and lensed for •
tent J gaers, nrtuntendatt from Use first of •pril nest
Yin further "Ira - matron apply to
JUSYI'II S. a A. Y. hi' IItRIPON, &try*,
j sea+ _Unite No. 143 roar t,A o...rittAblarAh.
ILATe. of Tramsportatiosa lexpr.s• 1141-1.-
• .
YTit.it Tllll YIRS/I.OV PhIigUARY, there will be
21. f ro m
of rersarr.raa ros Morr. oft hairy goodly,
to sots, from Phillodelphis to Pittsburgh.
W. R. BARMOLL,
Jerii,V-Zt AV.{ for the Adams geom. Compaoy.
AGAZINEd TOIL Fa BRIJ AKT—Vor eale by 11. bi/NTLIL
t arnithfield Wee%
Putnam's Idouthly, for February.
fluter Lady's book, do.
Peteroon's Moguls., So.
lloumbold Wordy, do.
Orahassie Moguls., do.
Balloa's MAgassine, do.
NSW BOOKS NCR , BOOKS!
It y Courtship and Ito Conseouenose: by
Henry Wilma.
The Perils of Courtship, or the Adventure. of Novel
Meador.
The idiot:el. of the Court of Queen Anne : by William
Um.= Alnesortb.
Ruth Wall, • Dosneotic Tale: by Fanny tern.
The Life of Horace breels7, editor of tha Nor York Tri
bune: by .1. Butt,.
The Life of P. T. Barnum, written by himself.
Tot=klaguihs, for antiar7 ; prim la cants.
11. BLINK& a 00,,
jon79 No. 31 Emithflold pined-
syoOKti FOR SAUL—
Earhaage Stout;
Citimus Depoult Bank Stock;
Pittsburgh Laks,rirs sod Marion Insurance Suck
Ohio and Parma Railroad Stock;
North American Stack;
Ohio Trap Rock Stock;
Ridge bliotosOompaoSTLNSt
y oc ; by
I.OOl k llA, Stook Broker
wt Vnurth erred.
xv °TICK TO tlAuDENßits—Public Auction or Svo clot.
j' pod Sash, and ADO Forting Gleans, to withdrawing
from the Market Garden. I will *ell without reserve, on
Thursday, February lat,at 9 o'clock, A. M., the euUre Bieck
of Bash, and fixtures suitable for the forcing of early crop.
jau.T.) JAMES WARDROP, Manchester.
1 jLANKETS, DLLN A. MASON ..k tA). will
.13 closeout the whole of their extensive 'Delco( Blankets,
aousisting of all the different malts and sixes, at a reduc.
Lion of nearly onw pries. half the usual pri. Jan
---29
Still They — tome.
THE BEST EVIDENCE of the excellence of
1 1:)
,•' ‘''''.... CARGO'S PICTURES, is the fact that his room*
are crowded with customers, who go away de
lighted with the equivalent which they obtain
for their money.
Gallery, Apollo Building... 71i Fourth street, next, Mer
chants' Exchange. - .20
NVJatILANTWROT TO FADE—The Pictures taken !hr
Fifty Casts sad upwards, at the Enterprise Gallery .
Villains mat, 102 'fourth street. Janite
ir AU A LN kT3 FOR VEDRUARY.—Putnrun's Monthly,
In Orders Lady'. Look.
Dallon's Dollar Monthly. Yankee Nations.
Peterson'. Ladles' National klagailme.
Chambers' Joarrral, for January.
The Life of P.T. Barnum, written by himself; 6th euP:plz.
Together 'nth • large and extensive esaortment of V
entities for the 14th of February next, Just received and for
We by W. A. GILDKNYISNNEY A CO.,
No. 78 Fourth street.
_ _ _
6MfANDIUAI:SALS.—t, A. MASON CO. will realise
0 god open Inn few days, another large lot of cheap Cal.
10061., Bleached and Brown Muslims, Starlings, Checks,
Tweeds, Sc. jariTS
B ll for Sala.
QUITABLIA FOS. SALT, or other purposes. Apply at the
L jatilti Milli STEAM MILL, Allegheny.
LATEST MUIIIO.—PUIiTER'B LATEBT BONO M third
Times Come Again No More; as sung with umma:
mamma by Santora's Serenader.: words and music by S. C.
Footle.
Now•Leisys; a humorous ballad : Converse.
Petrifaction; new Hong: by Barker.
I'm Waiting for the Boring Mrue; a most charming new
ballad: by Barker.
The nappy Man; rag and chorus: loam.
I'm Not hired' At All; one of the beet Irish ballads ever
written: by 8. Lover.
and his Dinah; ooddo *mg hy. Perry.
I Cannot Dear Mother; new : Barker.
Brighter than the Morning Star: Brown.
The Heart and the Rome: Dressler.
11.11 Boom Etiquette, etc., etc., received in advance of th
trade and for sale by MENET KLEBER,
1=23 Wan of the Golden Ilarp, No. 151 Third et.
strimtsd to promptly
.L- Q
WSW ADVIDITIBEILENTS
04 , 0 SMALL 1A.11.113 VOll. sALM--111tuated 0.111
coutty, Ohio. B. CUTIIBSIIT it SON,
taxa° 140 Thled street.
C elestlale, Sliassic nate laud BlLmseovles,
A'MEND AT NU. 10 VS OOD STN.EXT, wham you will
Afind a completeassortment of the above styled OAPS,
gether with • lege sitek of Silk and Plush Cps, which
to
will ho sold at • gust reduction on former prices, to does
the stock for the wean.
Jug)J. WILSON A SON.
A COMIC OIL, FOR DEANNENEL—ThIs Ear Oil Lae the
Jill effect of relieving the tension . ; aisd bringing into use
the natural action of the puts, so u to restore the besting
when lost or impaired. ThLt Ls proved by Bo many and well
known nue, tbstOther••
known, It needs no praise. All
deaf persons should use Lersetti's Acoustic Oil. It will re.
Rue at once. Avoid any imitations. Ask lbr Lusettri
Acoustic Oil, and MU DO other. Sold by
lawli B. L OCITIIIINHT, 140 Third street.
1865. First Importation of Fine Watches. 1856.
Jun RECEIVED PODS BOXES Of WATClird, direct
from Burma, mutate:mei to my especial order, and
which Icon fully recommend and warrant as good tims
keepers and at mon P 11025 than me retailed at ln witsra
citim. We hare also Itslimmd Watches and Clocks.
liagulators for Railroad Stations, $OO to $75.
Silver Watches from $lO to $OO.
Gold Watches trom NA to VZID
Wawa Earatatan,--Our best attraction, aided by superior
worttman, l e camcanaly devoted MIA* repairing and clean
ing of fine Watcher, 67 Market street, corner of fficurth.
W. W. WILSON,
Sale -7 Practical Watch Maker.
°tie*.
HAVE this day enmenated with me in the wholesale
llron and Ocedbelionary bueinam, my mu, T. a An
derem. The bestows bereallar, from thie date, November
lith e 1354, will be oonduoted under. the name and ityla of
J. O. Anderson r Sem
men J. O. ANDERSON.
1011aTaNG A YUTIO, OR law niar•
of thaw, =datable align on band. Peron' dadring
• mut that can b• Domini *a days without amine
Ihra s aboubl adl sad me thou.
T. IL TWIG Oar
AGENT&
ELKIN:ENG k BROS., No. 60 Wood strut, Pittaboxgh.
DR. GEO. U. KEYSEE, N 0.140 Wood greet, do
R. N. MUNE k CO., No. 67 WoodArest.
J. P. mum). Allseboov (t 3. jan27xlaror
PrOulannation,..ewhereee, t h e eitner,hr,eri .
and unprecedented demand for that invaluable preparation,
WHlGars PREMIUM. ICATILUiIigi, hash:deiced envious I
persons to palm off other articles similar in name and ap
pearance, but absolutely worthless, which has a tendency
to Injure the reputation of the genuine article, purchasers
should be particular to ask for Wright's Premium Katha
lion, and they may rely on receiving az, article unequalled
for its virtues for restoring • decayed had of bar, for a
cool, refreshing and delightful applicatkm during the hot
weather, removing all disagreeable sensations of dissiness
and headache, and for the toilet it bas neyer3m4 an equal
for its planed and delightful fragrance.
Its thousands of teetimonials area sufficient guarantee
(or its completely restoring a decayed had of Bair; for re
moving all dandruff; for prevention its falling off, whether
from Manor or diem's; and lorentirely ri
peing with
the smotaity of using hair dyes, as it excite., t secretions,
praineing • supply of its natural pigment , or coloring mat
ter, giving the tear a dark, glossy appearance, with • luxu
riant growth.
For male by every drugsdat in the city, and by druggists
tnd merchants throughout the United t,tem.
A libend
oe=nts count to wholesale dealers.
Price 25 a bottl.
PETER T. WHIGHT A CO.,
241 Market et., Philadelphia.
• by GEO. IL KILYtIOIt, no. leo Wood street,
janl7,dawam is
Pittsburgh.
Sf;r i'llisse.+W. driver., COIUMOUS,
Vbl
Secretary of the Ohio Imuranew Company, who wae take
to New York In extreme debility, with Piles, to hare
operation performed by the celebrated Dr. Ilott,askhe only
chance to save his Die, sceidentally beard of the PAIN XX
TRACTOkstates, "For years my disease deft medical
skill, and grew worse until cite became Intolereble. As
mon es I commenced usigay &dee I newt in bed gar
the night the first time n :months, the frequency of
the discharges abated, and in a few weeks the dysenteric
secretion was entirely suppremed, and from that time to
this, I bare felt No POO Nu aoa.Visea, Nu Dtalliscia, and am .
now es strong and hourly am ever.'
Otilithe AND BUNIONS mu be cured with DALLEY'S
PAIN IiXTBACaIIt by rubbing same et It in, ors, sod
mound the parts morning and evening, keeping on a small
guaranty sonata on linen. It completely draws out the
Corn. Pe• sons lamed with Guils and Bunions--unable to
war boom, and some walking on or have been man.
pletely and micemetolly cared O. by it.
N. CLICKS,: till A CO.,
Proprietors, New York.
For mile by Dr. O. IL KEISSIL, ISO Wood street., and by
all Druggists and Dealers to !Winner throughout the
Stat.. jeur2a2w
ihi-to the ;AL.:nese—
No greater happinms can mortals And,
Than saving trouble to all wom a nkind.
Bead and rod.% ye daughter. Lair of Eve,
Dry up your tram, NO longer need you grieve.
Dr.CIiEIiSKIAFPri PILLS FOR /SILLS:,
year. of Unparlile l o l MID.. have proved the virtue o
thew celebrated Pills in New York. Can be safely nerd in
e at panful irr e geleritim, °helmet/ODA No. Pull and expli
cit directions with each box. Cell and get a circular gratis.
These Pate a:wind never be taken Marius pregnancy, as
they would be stare to cause a miscarriage. Warranted
purely Vegetable, and Dew trim miyttung injurious to
life
or heath. Direccilau accompany each boo. lice $1 per
boa. jaLie
------
a, Neils, ..e, filteclalaolidera....orma ,k,
alum' V MAO flausomiConrise, Pittabargb, Jana
ary 1. 16.54. • —la aetemlanna with the Charter, a genusi
manna or the ritnekbolitarn of lA. ALLIF.O.EN Y VALLI; V
KAI Labial/ CLLVIYAN I, will ta. bald at U... office, N 0.74
pats Janet, entabonti, on the /1/ilif TUMULT (nth day)
t saLtarr ai l t i.A. t 7 ,,,
.-. 17: ,- --, -,,‘,...., l,, t wtuc~
, u 412.3 1 ,1
poll yinr, and a St 4.12111111 of
Mil
atLir. of tba Company,
will b. oreelnie.L And at 13 o'clock, Ai., an election ler
ere...dent and. lioard of
to
Lir lbw angling year will
be bald. LI.FII J. UIIiSON, eametary.
NORTH WIZTIMII IMBIIRAMOE COMPLY!,
OFYICX, NO. 76 WALNUT STUILET, PUILADELYIIIA.
C DART ER PERPET UAL.
Authorised capital, 11300,000.
IiSKTTA LLillt.LE 10It aMY LinaelEZ VY TILE 00M
-11 „ PANT.
In Steel Not., (negotiable torm,)seeared by Mort.
gaipo and Judgment.
___ ...... ........ 4100,00.3
In lulls Receivable, Mortgage. ami Jadgmenu.,
k0 _101.1,000
Beech, k
In Csab, Cash Lase.. anti Caah iterm.........-.-.... 47,u00
Total
H. CADWEL, Praaldeca. U. 11.1.11/nLI, Siarataxy.
a,- fut., Hanna and Inland Tranoportanun rinks, tae"..
at current rat..
REPERENCIS.
rainsnann.
Kramer t liatam, Curling, Roberta= k Co.,
N. Holm. a Soo, Wm. /Mural+) t Co.,
J. A. I/mamma t Co., D. Larch t Co.,
iturpny, 'Lemma A Co.
Walnxiabt, Liontington - llollowell A Co.,
A lloyo, • Darkl 6- Brown A Co.,
C.:l. I tl.. Abbott, Wood I Oliver,
liraton A Denckla, Caleb Cope A Co.,
Chat. klagarges A Co., Drexel a Co., hankers,
Lion. Wm. I/. liedey, &IA; Baku a Co.,
I.larria, I.lale I CO, Deal, !WilLslgus
ko.I Co.
J. BANKS ~ Agent,
real • - No. 115 Water atreet„ Pittanurgi.
Life, Fir e ' . n 4 Marino Inanrance Company;
OFFICE bb FIFTH STREET,
AILAISOBILC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA.
.puss S. 11001.1, Pnaddent.
A. Cation Secretary.
This Company ma t® every ineuranoe appertaining to or
connected with LIVE RISES. "
Also, mann:Let Hult suidtilirgo Risks on the Ohio and alis.
orls4ppi rivers and tributlril., and Marine Siete genendly.
And sgelnet Loss and Damage 'by Fin., and against the
Penile of the Sea and inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies iesutd at the lowesd rate. corodstent with safety
to all pullet.
10112CtOilli:
James B. lksin,l Wm. S. Mayen,
Samuel Wedurlieu, James D..hi'Llill,
William Philllpe, Alexinaeißradley,
John Scott, I John Fullerton,
Joseph P. tlassam, M. D., I Robert Ualway,
John 31'Alptn, Alexander Reynolds, Arm-
Wm. P. Johnston, - strong County,
James Marshall, Horatio N.Les, Kittanning,
Hiram Stowe, Bearer.
4
. _
CITIZENS , lostarane• Uosapony of
Pattobaryik.—WM. lIADALSY, tnoniont ;
SAMUEL L. MA BELL. Secretary.
Office: Pi Water EtraLbetwern Jiartet tout lf,,,,astretts.
Insures MULL and CAII.OO Basks, on the Ohio and Kiwis
sippi }LIVELY and tributaries. ,
insures against Lo.• or Dunne by tire.
ALBo.—dgelsot Lite Perils of U. Vies, and Inland Nell's
tionandtransportation.
nalKswin
Wm. LarlotorJ r.,
Baronet M. Kier,
Wallow Bingham,
John 8. Dilworth,
Freneeieellere,
J. Boboolunewer,
trims, WlUhi L Hasa.
John Bhiptiee. deell
William Sagaley,
James M. Cooper,
Pamuel Rea,
Robert Dunlap,jr.,
&. I Isaac M. Pennock,
B. turt.ugh,
Walter IMeant,.
" t
—lo.2nra—[—.essissylvatialei Elospatml.—
Dm L. Stiousca, Second, between . Wood awl Market
streets, and J. Rums Noriboast corner of Diamond, Alle
gheny city, are the attending Physicians to the abase lrunl•
tution, for the trot quarter of IttS4.
Applications for admission may be made to them at all
hours a their °Mom, or at the Ilospital at 2 o'clock, P. M.
liecimt cases of aocidental injury are received at all hours,
without form. ialOtr
HOWARD Health Asaesclatlon of
Pittsburgh., P0..-.01 , 1110E, No. 1.03 MIRY
IiT.CIET, opposite the Telegraph Office.
This Amociation is organised for the purpose of affording
mutual amistance to each other, in case of mcknasvor so.
cident.By lying small yearly payment, the members
A.
of the
averaging from 1'1,25 to $lO par week. In this AlaoClatiOn
all members are equally interested hi the management and
profit.. B. B. 6PKENZIII, President
T. J. Horns, Secretary.
Flounce Committee—JoBl.lll KIS% liars 1111301, G. N.
Hamm
Consulting Physician—P. Wen, 61. D. =rad
Omoa Ohlo sad Porkaarivaaala Rail
-10.
road Company, PITTIOOIO/1, Deamber 23,
11664.—Nortne—The annual Meeting of the Stockholders
and Election of Directors of the O HIO AND PINES-IL
VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, for the ensuing year, will
be held at the dikes of the Company, in Pittsburgh, on
THURSDAY, the 26th day of January, 1256, bittween the
I bourn of 10 A. M. and S P. M., (meeting et 1u )
By order of the Board. of Directors.
deaktd J. ROBINSON, Secretary.
I)ZrFranklin Siaving Fend and Loan
Aaaosiathen, OYFICR, No. el MONT STRKET.
Dneouot Day—MONDAY. Notes °Skied ma SATURDAY
to the Secretary at the store of John H. Minor, No. 81
Wood street. Weekly Dues awaked at the same time and
pl at ,[deakim) J. WIUTTLIDI, Secretary.
DO. ATTSNTION 18. 1.. G.—Yon an Saab, notlfled to
attend at your Armory, on MONDAYS, WIDNMB
DAYS mod PAYDAYS, for drill, and to transact such ltnai-
Dam aa may acne Wore Ow Company. P. KAMM,
marlitettal Sacratary pro tem.
To Let.-113.1 1 9itouND STORY OF THZ
NNY
TIINE ENGUiZ 11017811 (a Hall suitable Or public
meettop,) will be let for three or lbw night o in the week.
litoquire of (MORON FIINSITON,
deotTut at B. Webuistee, No. 96 Wood street
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. _
to. Nottems..Tba JOURNRTICILN TAILORS SIN
OIRTY L M Mahwah and Allegheny, mam.
Ant WIDNDADAY armory month, a MOMUMWS,
In the Diamond. D 7 drdar.
Way GAO. W. SEIM Saaratan.
1. 0. 0. o.—Plare of mestiog,Nrs=mlloll,
(NV Wood stoost,lbstwom FM almost sad
Promos's' Looss,No.S36—Mostamary 'ruddily or=l.
Nosartua .211061(Pluirr, No. 87.—lloots itnt sad NMI
idibm Moo& work.
''.t~iwtr~ '-
.. ~:
icrTheatria.4o2EPll 0. vwx-a,Liesis AJM
Mettkon—litth ,t is above Wood,.—..Tcwo nf ad-
Wagon—Boxes and Parquette 600; Prints Bores, Lam 01;
do. do. small, $6; Seceni rick Ids; Bozos for colored
conk 50c. Yawns ecc....ng arts will be canard
cents extra for tee eta. Dons op= at )4, to 7 oNkE
pactornanos to occomonee at. 7)4 o'clock.
Birsurr OP T. D. RICE AND MERE fILLNE.
ma- isms EVENING, January 25th, will be 'performed
the bonthabill Piece of
PIL&OOCAL AND OBOW.
•
_.__
Ji m Q N ~..._......_......r..........rNr. T. D. itiw.
Pas
To be followed by gniedul anddaring feats on tbe lasetie
Curd, by Herr Cann
To =elude with
THB VIIWINLL NOM'.
Ginger
To eminence with Aohn3.
.....3flss WlLLlgnore
limetneekeeeYonna Nix's hisktuallik
of
sap Idaciumns' hiMmo2E—Tiee. JOHN LOAD, of
Oanc ecticut, Lacture at MASONIC HALL, on oast
hiuE DAY EVENING, January 29th.
evertor—The Dcwelopmernie and Chew of the /hunch
Rey.' Idiom.
re open at 6% o'clock; Lecture to COMMIRICS at 7%
MlCkell of alluded= 25 cads; to be bad at the
pinto* Hush; and Book Storer, Hotels, Library 1.4:411311 1 / 2
Lecture Committee, and at the door.
JOHN. KIRKPAT RICK KINCAID ,
WhL IL ,
HENRY WOODS,
KLUB EL
JAILERIRISH,
BUCHANAN,
Lecture Committee
COUGH ItAbiKIIIBB
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral;
Wtstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry ;
Balsam of Liverwort and Tar;
Borayna's Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Jaynes irpeoniwarit;
ItLene's Cough Syrup;
•
Bolters' do;
Aforgan's do;
Pannell De Parts.
All of the above remedies always on hand at
JOB. YLNAIINO'B,
corner Diamond and Market street.
,-C OW 10 TIII4_IIEST TIME TO BUY WATCliltd.-1
1...1 have recently reedred a large assortment of vici7 So-
perior, Watches, manufactured in Europe expreasly to my
order, (sent over last Spring.) Citizen. and stretrige.ra will
now Sud to my establishment s stock of Watched as exten
sive and as fine as any in the eastern eider:• and in mask
ration of the time+, at lower pricer than ever before offered
in thia market. Those having money to invest in this way
will And it to their intervet to do so now, as ttmes will
shortly be better and pricer will advance.
-Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner.
W. W. WILSON,
iso27 67 Market street, corner of Fourth,
PERS.—Gratiam'e Maga
.M.AsiUnAeZ, ifoNr2ls.Feb"roaryD .ISWEPA
hew York Journal, for Febrtuiry.
Cheunben? Journal, for January.
The New Yo ik Herald, 'l.`tibune, Polies Gazette, Mew ,
Journal, Citizen, and all the eastern weeklies for this week.
Just received and for sale by
W. A. GILDEN7ENNEK A 00.'4
.1 eta; • - No. 713 Fourth street.
ttaLlf.--A tiliAlChitY MILK, in the centre of the
eity, doing a large business. The buyer of it can go
into a business that is safe, and make money forthwith.
The owner of it has The Kansas fever, and offers a bargain.
Enquire of Till/MAU %VOUS,
leaf 75 Fourth street.
- ---We Plank
[NS SALS—A superior FASM, on the Perrysel
r Hoed, eight miles from the city, of 100 acres; suiUh - 1
tor a gardener. It is in good order, and has all the bulld
ogs nectassary for •home. Sruplre of
THOMAS WOODS,
75 Fourth street.
jan27 _
LX7-11 good BRICE Ittilittff—`l, in different parts
1. the city. Call in time on Till/HAS WO,Dil,
jeo27 75 Fourth tamed.
Carpets Less then Cost.
rUu undersigned having redoord the prices of their en
-1 tire lama of Carpets, OD Cloths, Rugs. Mats, Matting,
se., from 20 to 25 per cent, ran the attention of persons in
want of any articled in their line to toe following.
Their stock
is
one of the ktrycif -and Gift teletext In the
city, and
to in put of
Velvet and Bruseele ;
Tapestry Brussels;
Alabaman Brunets;
Imperial and Extra three ply Carpets;
Patent Tapestry Ingrain do;
Superfine and tine do;
Twilled and plain Venetian do;
Ball and Stair do;
Wool, Dutch and hemp
do;
Wool and Cotton Ingrain' do;
Stair Bode, Wlndow abides, and a large assortment of
- Oil Cloth, from 2to 24 feet in width. T1:11.113 ease oats.
C. B. TIXADLY a CO.,
No. 82 Third street.
pylADistYl•VA NIA FICK AJLiC COL L. ILGEI,
AT HABALSBUB.G, PA.
'VMS Institution, for the liberal education of Young
Larlies, vested by Charter with fall Collegiate powers,
has been in successful operation for more than one year.
The location is one of the moot pleasant and pittances:Luc in
the State, The arrangements of the College are such as
afford peculiar advantages in acquiring a solid Wait. for the
mental superstructure. There am two departments—the
Collegiate and the Preparatory, with their appropriate
branches of learning. The tou r
of study in earn is three
years, designated by as many different classes. young La,
dies admitted at any time.
-Board of bastructors.
REV. BEVERLY IL WAUULL A. M., PtincipaL
Men Mamma, Principal Female ,Teseher.
Bias 761arY 6. Jonsson, Asaistant.
himitte. B•RNVAIt, Teacher of Preach, Ae.
U.
C. BOOLLVOII, D., Lecturer on Anatomy, Ac.
Wu. Boit - Nue, Lecturer on Natural iiistory, Natural
Philosophy, Ac.
Mae- Jain. Horntsa, ProL of nutrimental Mimic.
Jeo. T. O,J-4 Prof. V.cal Menlo.
Per Circulars, or for other information, address the Prin
cipal. It. It. WA Utill .liarrieburg. Oa. decl:3ni
101133321
/AWING to a steady drain upon our tuts r i i i l h aro tb rz .
mulatiou ot ouiside pressure,
imam difticulta • -.... - ...en t Vrs, we have teen
so - spend cur business.
our creditors may rei.t confident that our splice itlebt.
elm. gill be fully paid,. we hare uuquesilmial.ily a large
surplus over our liabilities. RlLCSiliii a BAWL
January dl, lass —0.11:z
Fri Pigiling-Taft' heretofore a:wing under theatre
cf Kit/align, WOW!: Y0U210,“ Philadelphia,
thts day ditealred; Manual Work, tieOrge You and Wm.
hreluiett, purhhaaing the interest of nrsmar & Rabin in
raid firm Th busmen will be continuad by " WORK,
YOUNG • Bi'COUCIL"
January 241,1855.
Depositors In our strew, 'rill please call sad receive
their bile and mita left with as Itir collection.
lan93 ICHAILISK RALIK.
- •
BANK. ESC 11A.1116.1he
THIRD Frain, BNTWYJIN WOOD AND MAR ENT..
ribare= lea , re to
hst u
e ir= fri
leased liade and
well known =want, ' whkb al j us t beenteem thm e- Oughly
renouted, repaired and re furnished, said now open. The
propaietora base sperm! no upon*. to make the Utak
champ • core runt, as well for the epicure u the
El-
Miaow' moo. The larder will at all dines be 'tacked with
the delicacies of the sesson,and served rap maim the auspi
ces of experienoed auks. They respect:WV ask for
the
patronage of a generous public.
J. BCIIIANDELMIRES,
G. B. 7BANCIit.
ARNOLD &
11131:1AtTGAMLIt Or
Chilton Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing, and
• Fitting Generally,
FOR WAMII.NG 'AND VENTILATION OF BUILDI,NOS.
B A. A W. will contract 63r warming and ventilating,
by steam or hot water OW, or Chllson'a Furnace; Church
es, Sete.la, Ilospltal.- Factories, Green lion*. Court
nooses, Jail., liotelsor Dwelling. 'No. Yr, Market street,
Pittaburith. *32.5
Notice.
LL DDRSONS - hoeing Books et. Carl:Med. of Deposit
IL against the undersigned, we requested to preemie ehe
woe se our *Dice, for eettlement.
-1100 N k SARGENT.
Pittsburgh, DerMery 114th, 1855—Lisr2O
DUTNAH'S MONTHLY, PON FlitittUANY.--Convianik
.1 - Portraits of contributors, author of "Cube,. ge.;
Diplomacy. mai Cannes Delis; Living in the Country; Ns,
tioual Defence; Prometheus and ispiknethens ; Nature in
Motion; Two Little Stan; My -Three Conversations with
Film Comma.; utimpw of French Life—Toe F.etoration;
The Mountain Winds; !dining Vanities; Israel Potter, or
Afty Years of Exile; The Old Vloman who Heed Up azul
blew Away; Otitis; A Pedagogue Georgia; A .Water
Study; The Progress of our Political lartune• Jiditorial
Ngtee. For sale by . H. MINK%
jan23 No. 32 Smithfield street
. .
IL)UTNAM'S MAGAZIN r, FOILREBRUARY.--CciassMss:
Port*t of the author of “Cubs," an..; Diplomacy and
°union Wt.; Nature in Motion; Living In the Country;
National Defence; Prometheus mid Epinuatheus; Two Lit
tle Stars; My Three Conversations with Mite cb.ter ;
Cilimpsea of French Life—The Restoration; The Mountain
Winds; Xining Vanities; Israel Potter; The Old Woman
who Dried Op and Blew Away; °till& • A Pedagogue in
Georgia; A Water Study; The Prove.; of our Political
Virtues, an, In Received and for bale by
W. A. GLLDERFENNEY A 00.,
No. Fourth street
CI T. Whealhero:l IltUeitltTY.—A good Frame
Lwelt
ing House, with large lot of 112 feet trout on the
brow of the hill and running back =I feet on Bertha street
to an alley, with a well of good water, shale and fruit
treee, • stable, Ac ; a good board fewer around the property.
Prim $2,i00. Perilous desirous of a pleasant reeklenee sad
pureair, with a view ef the two cities, rivers, A.l would do
well to attend to the gam Apply mon to
B. CIITELSERT A SON,
No. 140 Third =wet.
ultritlioltriritlM3.—A. A. MAriON k W. have ju4 Is
.ES. *rived per express 6 carton* 4,1 Embroideries, compri
sing new and elegant styles Collars, Odle, Colleattee, Read
Dredges, liamettas, Tab., rileeves, i homiseries, Hata, tc,
whirls will be offered at extremely low price. jars=
UT AGAllle—Woods' Monthly Beat Estate lieglinez
On u there are described for sale fel good Farms,
Mouses and-Lots, 48 Hue Country Bents, and +5OO MY Lase
with which purchasers ought to be acquainted before buy
ing. Call and get a Besieger gratin
jan=tf TILOS. WOODS, 75 Fourth street.
GOOD INTIGNT HOUSIG,
CIORNXIi OF LIBILIFFY AND )RANT STILE , Deem
kjthe gained Depot.
jertlady JAMBS BRANNON, Proptietar.
MIS ILANDZ RUFF r—For the cure of wire rough
hands, the Herpetie Easp is unrindled. It to newt
tor rendering the skin waft, smooth and whin. It remoras
nellownees, ~•
le. The use of a few cakes of this &open
cane rough hends, will won render them smooth end heal
all chaps, etudes, kn. Only 12% cents a cake. Prepared
hem the recipe of • London CbSalift, and mold by
janlB 8. L. CI7TfiBSB • 140 Third street.
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CINDY, POW litYfaitikt—M7 stock of Seals tor early
40 sewing of the approved and rahllitls varieties, lined)
for distribution at the Seed and Implement Warehouse,
attest- ' Deaf JAMBS WAHDROP.
To Wholes&le Grocers, Liquor Dealers
and Illassataetiarers.
TVstrararrara to now importing • superior qualltr
OIL Olt COGNAC, of which % of an ounce with SO
=pare Spirit will posture • froeCogroe Braady. HL
CM or rocluozr and melon BB.ANDY; of
JAMAICA cad ST. ea= RUM, ABAC. CIDER sad
PRAOH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM. SCHNAPPS
sad SCOTTISH WHISKY, are soluiewledgel by the New
York 21:1101116ctorera by the peat demani *Star them. Di
rections br me will Invariably be given IT
DIL LIaWIS FNUCHTWAINISH,
141 Meltbert=lew York.
P. B.—lmporter of D•goorr.M. , Mathis.
Maugsneee; Thorn's lbs. oopers, Sulphate Am
monia, Ao. deeTlis tf
Hats sad Gaps.
itJ. W112,0N a SOH keeps constantly on hand weal
deweription and tweedy of HATS AND eArs, bah
'holm& sad retail. Thoes desiring a twat Inahloso
s ig. Iwo. Cep, good and cheap, would do well to
nogiveilli us
a call bear* su.rd26 Wasunewn
8100419-174 cow T 999919 99 Blooms root ol sad foe
9919 by . J. W. E f tßU 00,
)91229 serest-
t*App env
GUIDED= j.
w 7
wr
kyoTaall-10 aura We day reeind sad wr oo lar a s ts.
pion an= R.
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1.3 - op= 300 pieces soon d Gold
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