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■ Bj order of the Board of Health.
A. 0. MURDOCK,
- ■■■■'■■ Phyaiilaa of Hoard of Health,
. Ukued States Disibiot Couet.— Judge Ir
Win presiding.
Uoitcd States ts Peter Grundy; indictment,
counterfeiting coin of the United States.
- Ja November last information tvae received
from the United States Marshal at Cleveland,
that a man named Jones was arrested in that
city with a large quantity of counterfeit money
In hie possession, which ,he stated ho had re
ceived from a Peter Grundy, in Pittsburgh. On
the strength of this information Mayor Volz ar
rested Grundy at an eating bouse he kept on
the corner of Water and Wood streets. A thor
ough search of the premises then followed, and
a large quantity of counterfeiter’s tools—such
as dies, &0.,- found secreted, together with
abont thirty pieces of spurious coin. This was
considered sufficient evidenoo to warrant his
commitment to jail, and ho was accordingly
sent there to await trial. Subsequent to'bis
being taken into custody it was ascertained that
the money found upon Jones, in Cleveland, was
good coin, and received its suspicious appear
ance fbom some substance carried along with it
in the man’s pookot. This fact, however, did not
lessen tho strong presumption of Grundy’s guilt,
founded on the articles discovered in his honse;
and when hi® osbo came before the Grand Jury
cf the United States, on Tuesday, they found a
true bill against him, and Bent his case np for
trial.
. Hon. Charles Shaier, United States District
Attorney, represented the prosecution, and Col.
8- W> Black and John M. Hampton, Esq q ap
peared for Grundy.
A large number of witnesses, mostly polico
■officers, were examined for the United States;
by them was proven the fact of the finding of
the implements formating counterfeit ooin in
Grundy's house, aod that ho had several pieces
of spnrionß ooin in his possession when arrested.
For the defenoe it was shown that the pris
oner, previous to this oharge, bore an excellent
character, always maintaining the reputation of
an honc6t, upright cilijen, and that as ho koDt a
public house, which was greatly resorted to,‘the
implements found there might havo been left by
some of his visitors.
* The testimony on both sides was oonclnded
j uat prior to the adjournment of Court in the
.evening.' The arguments of counsel will be
heerd this morning.
1; . Valentine's JDat. —Yesterday was St. Yolbh
tioc’a day; bat so little attention rras paid to
tho fact, that ifc.passed away without a particle
the-.customary excitement about the Post
OiSce. Vfe are glad to see that this custom is
observed less and less every year.
It is ono that has been produotivo of an infinite
deal of harm* -ap'd when entirely forgotten bya
majority of the people, will bo remembered by
many as the cause of tho rupturo of friendship
of years’ standing. As long as it was only used
for the pending of amatory epistles and love
tokens, it waoellwoll enough; but when the
Silly and the vicious toot advantage of the day
to despatch .foolish caricatures and obscene
■verses, it.is better “honored in the breaoh than
the observance.”
• ii'r'i'S'K’-':
New York Herald, Times, and Tribune.—
Persons desiring to be faithfully served with
ftbese papers can be accommodated by leaving
4heir,orderB at Gallagher's Book store, 71 Fifth
is the carrier, and he is on
;rainjor shine, ag soon astbe cars from
ttofl Eastaro io. Terms for the Herald, Tima
&sohe 15cents per week; for the Phila
delphia Ledger 10 cents per week.
Bcicide.— An old and respectable inhabitant
of Elisabeth township, named David Williams,
commiued'saicide near his residence on Sunday,
by hanging himself with a handkerchief to the
bongh of a tree,in a cornfield. An inquest was
on the botjy, by Justice Henthorn, and a
•verdict-of #< suicide, while laboring under aber
ration. of mind,” rendered.
..Railroad Accident.— A collision occurred on
teas Pennsylvania Railroad, near Altoona, last
Sunlfty, between a locomotive and a passenger
train, by which a young German, who was
standing on a platform of one of. tho passenger
cars, was dangerously injured. He was from
Baltimore, and is stated to be lying at Altoona,
in n critical condition.
Weits oj Certiorari.— Frank Wolff, who was
Sned a few days ago, by Alderman Wilson, of
•the Fifth. Ward, for selling liquor on Sunday,
yosterdsy sued out a writ of certiorari, to take
Cbpcosenp to a higher Court.
3tdn> Adam Zalicr, who was- under a similar
fino by ’Squire Major, also took out an appeal.
Cokuitmb FOB ijutcrmrr —Hiram Richards
tras committed to jail yesterday, by Mayor
Adams, for larceny, on oath of James Kennedy.
‘Two other commitments were also lodged against
\tho same" individual—for Burety of tho peace
■and for assanlt and battery.
.Fined fob Selling Liquor on Sunday.— John
Beioelcr, the proprietor of a Lager Boer Hall,
on tPennaylrania Avenue, was fined $6O dollars
andotsts, yesterday, by Alderman Heißley, for
selling beer to several boys last Sunday.
BUFEHINTKNDENT OF THE PITTSBURGH AND
Cleveland Railed ad.—At a meetiDg of the Di
rectors of the above road, held in Cleveland a
few days ago, J Dnrand, Esq., was elo'eted Su
'periatendent for the year 1865.
Found Guilty.— The jury, In the oaso of Ed
ward Swayze, yesterday returned a verdict of
guilty,. Tho prisoner was subsequently sen
tenoed to five years’ imprisonment in tho West
ern Penitentiary.
Thebe was'not a single customer in the tombs
yesterday morning; but to makeup the deficien
cy eight cases were sent over from Allegheny—
rather an unoaal number for that plaee.
s'-'-:: 'i.
Aheoihxment or Tipstave.— William 61’-
Oleary was yesterday appointed tipstave in the
District Court, vies Charles Glenn, lately de
ceased.
- DIBTBICI Court. —Before Hon. H. W. Wil
liams.
John M’Elhenny vs. Wm. Chambers et al. Ac- -
tioh of rjoctment for one hundred and fifty acres
of land in Jefferson township. On trial.
Oraa two hundred dollars were realised from
the Philharmonic Concert, a: Dr. Swift’s ohnrch,
on Tuesday night.
Alibi of valuable slocks will bo sold this
evening, at the Morohants’ Exchange, by P. M
Davis, anctioneer.
Second Hand Pianos*
gniawiM i AN ELEGANT Rosewood Qoctave PIANO
FORTE, made by Brown & Allen, Boston,
lifriaoTf®* 11 * * ron f rfi nieand patent ropefttiog'action,
« * U nearly new. Boston price, new, s3oo—for
A' Rosewood s octave, dickering k Sons, in perfect order
loeTery particular, and of very superior tone; been in use
only one year. Boston price, new, s2*s—for $225.
A Rosewood 6 octave, made bv Meyer A Co., New York.
Retail price, new, s2so—for $llO.
A. Rosewood G.octave, made by A. k J. Keojh, Buffalo*
about two years old, and in good order. Price, new. S37s
—;fbrsl2o. * -
Mahogany Piano, rather old fashioned, but still useful
tor beginners. Cost originally $5O0 —for $5O.
A Rosewood C?£ octavo IMano, carved monldlnes and fan
cy desk, entirely near, made by Haines & Bro., New York
New .York price s3o9—with stool and cover
Two Rosewood German I'ianos, (%' ootares, Imported
presslj (or the subscriber, and will be sold st the low uriee
of JlßOewch. These instroments ere made with irm SS2
and brace, and havo every appearance of being-dorablo
Iho above ore the net eash prices.- For sale by
,v* H ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 JOHN 11. MELLOR,
* aW - No. 81 Wood fitr^t
S SALE.-a. A. MASON,* cu. will opeo,
on Thursday, Pebrnary Bth. 150 dozen more oi the cel
ebTatedrortOToutli Hosiery, ahlch will Be sold at about
ono-balftne usaal rates.
POOR POLICF-Peylng money for dull, elpressioulesa
Daguerreotypes, when you can obtain nnmistaieebly
tine Pictures, with despatch end et e low rate, at CARGO’S
Douhln BSyllgbt Galleries, No. 70 Fourth street, Apollo
Buildings over Arnold*** hxch«ng» riffle. f ph -
S EMI-ANNUAL SALE OF liu&mtY ANB
A A. MASON A 00. will open on Thurniay, January
18th, upwarda of 600 down of Genta. and Ladles’ Woolen
Hosiery and Gloves, which will be sold at a reduction of
nearly oao-half the canal prices. janis
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•"HFiiE PITY* POST.
IDAY HORNIN'
W-TO nn TOR BAtB'AT T&IB OFFICE.
. HwttH.dmpE.-IntermenW In the City of
fthniFebruary 7th to February 14th,
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Small P0t,.....,
, Unknown
Oongmaptlnn:^
, M&Mlea...-., «...
.Bronchitis-;.,
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Bropsy—..;.;
: Inflimmatjonof Lunga...
Infljtmmatlon of Brain....
• Old Age,.....,
Typhoid Ferer.....
Typhus .Fever-..-.
Conrulakm.l
Whooping Cough-..-...-.
Enteritis-.,... -
. Teething
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PITTSBURGH BOARD OP trade a mn
; muwn*»TK«xsi , SSoSf AND
President—JOHN SHIMON ~
! Sratoy-Wn. S. Hiv« B ”'™’
Treasurer—Joms D. Sonny
X. North*v t»
V p”o*W f^icMiS? a TO ? ‘/ CT ' -binary.-W. IL fstua,
Qros ae°Bu'ci ICKm^S ’ *■ &51J5a > 3anrs M. Coopib,
FEBRUARY 16.
Cgjldrck.
DAILY REVIEW OP PITTSBURGH MARKET,
Qmcs op tex Daily Mohhgw Posy, 1
. Thursday, February 16, 1855. f
There was a fair business activity, yesterday, in the
the markets generally. The weather continues mild, and
thawing steadily. Our rivers are swelling gradually, and
from present appearances, we may look for a break up in
the Ohio by to-morrow or next day.
FLOUR—There »u considerable demand yesterday fnr
the North, with sales as follows: 80 bbls superfine at 4R
81; 20 do do at $8,87; 40 and 21 do extra at *9% do?'
I at $9; 32 do sup««rfino at $8 SO: £5 <lo do at #8 8T- fin
miU superfine at about 300 bhls in lo Jof 10 to
w'teZtlT’ “ SB ' 7i ® B ' 67 « for >»P«rtee, and*,®
- P oa ?fls?f^l I '7 There 19 an actiTo demand for Meal with
sales of 20 bblfi from store at $4,25; 17 do do at Sr \
SSL
JT« S -S?ss sa-S
do at Sis. Oats—Sales of 400 bus at 62c. In Wheat w«
bare no change to report u ” ueat w ®
TAT.f,OW R R I l T ~ S , !1 1 , A B ,°f 200 bo ” at {2, caeh.
■ Sslcs of 20 bbla at loldc.
of 10 hf bbls White ?c $6.
MOLASSES—SaIes of 80 bbls at 24c.
No sales reported. We quote at $25©28.
Falling off in the Revenue,
The following Is n comparative statement of rereDoo re
ceived daring the lest six months of 1858-1851 «t the porta
of Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Oharieaton
and New Orleans:
t » 1863. 1854. 1953 ißfij - '
JP'S’-; - M 2,185 765,088 1,618,922 1 061071
August 855,171 921,532 1 653 808 Sm
Octow’"'" Mi’’»le fS4 ' 010 4 237,890 3!ll8,’o21
October. 631,338 670,773 2 71G153 2 411 900
5” T ™£> r ' 498,443- 2 6501959 lifiowS
D “ emb “ r 500,787 237,699 2 961,800 1,675’848
Philadelphia. Baltimore.
July ...........
August
September,
October
November.
December.,
July...
August
September,
October
November.
December..
New Yorlc Bank Statement.
The following i« an abstract of the city banks statement,
for the w„k ending Satnrd.y last,compared with the foot
inga for the weok previous:
Week ending Feb. S. p e b 13.
r° 456,145,597 $39,851,696 Inc £1 705 R 72
fe,;; -- 17.43J.190 ’if ,at 461 Deo. S 8^735
Crcnlation 7,000,766 6 067,783 Dec mn
“X I** 1 ** "3,773,842 Uc. 865,5“
The amount of bank discount Is now $1,700,000 less than
at the corresponding period of last year, but the .mourn
of sped, the banks hold Is no less than 45,202,000 gtealor.
Between the 4th February and the 4th March, 1854, there
was a farther axpansion of font millions of dollars, acajm
panied by a small decline In the amount of specie. The
rates of foreign exchange are about the same.
Monetary and Commercial.
The New York Evening Pest, 0 r Mond.y crenlng, says •
The demand for money is light, and, with an abundant
supply, rates continue to fall. Borne prirate paper of deal
rable dates Is taken by banka at 6 per rant At the diiount
brokers’ the quotation Is 7 to S Tor prims paper 60 d7rs re
T n ’ moUth3 - S“°id-eiai paper S
©iJ- Call loans s@oseont y F
l.wr’“T°' tnercanlilo paper presented f,r discount
The quantity of dry goods in first hands Is, we are Inform-
restrieted except as regards domesdc staples, that the
“* have
Yesterday there appeared an aetire European Inquiry for
«nnShf tt> ' E “ r ?l ni! ‘ “J’P'’ 11 ™ *h«'t ot wheat audllJur
-2500 bbls were sold, we find, for shipment to that kingdom,
and as much more for Liverpool. * u m >
From tho Cincinnati Ctiamerctal, of Tuesday.
In the money market there i. no new feature; strictly
first Claes paper la in demand et 10©12 9 cent ? annum
But Ujere la lmie of this description ottering, end tho true
position of affairs is this : thoso who eeem In, or are known
to hero a pressing went for money, ere looked upon with
suspicion end cannotobtain it, and henco the mooey mark
stringent for the many, while It I. poal
tiTely easy for a few. Many suppose because they 0.0
ree esteto or can depoeit slocks or bond. >s security, that
tbsir paper ought to be considered first class, but they nr.
mint,ken; there is plenty of paper hold here now under
protest, well secured by bond and mortgage, but real e*.
tete cannot now-be Mid for two-thirds of in appraise 1
™lns, and consequenUy the money cannot be collected,
and this Is the reason why ultimate security In this sense
b not considered first clmi. ' '
l F ' b ' ' 4,— river ha* risen seven feet, and
ic ». unchanged. Flour $8.15.
. , An increased demand for Bulk Pork - 12 OCO
pieces cold and OX for Shoulders, Sldca and
7 S * lc ’ bt, '“ «w Holosses at 22i*. Clorcrseed
3ho weather indicates enow.
AUCTION SALES.
A Auction— Dally Sales.
T _Hj? . ® 4 ] w fiooms, eomer of Wood and
Fifth street*,at 10 o clock, A. 11., a general asaortment
Dr * ,W "’ C1 ° tl “°K’Bool,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M-
QroceriaSvQnecnsware, Glawware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, New and Second Hand Household and Kitchen far
ntture, Ac.,
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles Musics! Instruments,
Hardware and Cutlery Clothings Variety Qoode.Oold and
Bllrer watches, Ac. P. M. DAVTS. Auctioneer ° .svS
F> M. DAVIS, Auctioneer,
MONONGAHELA navigation stock, AT AUC
TION -On TUUKSDAY EVENING, February I?tL,
“"chMta’ Exchange, Fonrth stra.l
will be sold without reacive, for account whom It may con
cero, teventy-eight shares Monongahela Navigation Coro
pany Stock. Terms cash, par funds *
fo blt I’. M, DAVTB, A netioneer.
DHV GOODS. AC, AT AUCTION.—uu TUUaodaV
MOBNING, 15th in t, at 10 o’clock, at the
ra.es Booms, corner of Wood and FUth streets, will be sold
from the shelves, a largo stock of seasonable Dry Ooode
embracing n general assortment of foreign and domestic are
Helps. [fcbH] P. M. bAVXd, Auctioneer.
Gold watches, jewelry, guns, ocitar3 a-
AT AUOTION.—Oo WEDNESDAY VvKNINO, IRh
* l th ? Commercial Sales Rooms, cor. rof Wood nnd
Fißh streets, will be sold fins Gold and Silrer Watches,
Gold Jewelry, Bracelets, Lock.ts, Gold Pens and Pencils
1 superior Gold Patent Loror Watch, full Jeweled
- do do Detached do do; '
2 extra fine Double-Barrel Guns, stub and iwist;
1 fine second hand Guitar, patent keys, cost J3J:
3 fine old Violins, blocked and Hoed;
2 coses Staff/jd birds;
1 fine Ylollncello; new Trunk*, Ac.
-i e - b . 13 P. M. DAVIS. Aurtlon^r.
CkOniING, CLOTHS, 4c., AT AUCTION. Oa IV Kir
NLSDAY UOKNINO, lith In.t, at 10 o’clock, ot tb.
win STsold - 38168 Rooma > corner o! Woal and Fifth street*,
100 pairs Cloth, Casslmera and Sattinat Pants
-Backffifv.”Sfc: Dr “ ! ' ' m ' l C 0" J ' ° TCr C ° a,B ’
20 doaen One While Shirts;
CO do knit Wool Socks;
IWi!?SS!S blaCk Br^ ad CIolh3 » Cosalmerea, SattiooU, Wool
1 f«bt3^“ 4 variety of Dry Goods, Trimmings, 4c.
P. M. DAVIS, Auctlonear.
Y^ten-SS? 8 AT AUCTION-Vu IHUKBUAV
lD5t ' 01 7 o’clock, at the Merchants
Exchange, Fourth street, will bo offered
-0 shares Exchange Bank Stock,
25sh»™r^ bU Tru,t C O“PSU T Block,
jj. S ares ti f Eeposlte Bank Stock: ,
60 shares National Mining Company Stock •
febl3* barCfl Rocfeiand -Mining Company Stock!
13 . P._Mj HAVIS, Auctioneer,
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r " bl3;6 ‘ P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
a “ thoraad t 0
Trott e Patent Oil Globes, for Steam "Engines *
Doan-a Heck Drilling Machines; P ’
Coe spatem Drill, for Drilling Iron;
f' mtionary and Portable Saw Mills;
wStelllll an;l Water Gueges; and
ThMoerHH ro l! Kht l™ 11 BeUnmd Chair Machines.
.i ZSy*" >»en examined b *Poeticalmechanics
He L«TIM antho £ ““Perior to any in use.
arucle, in any an<l TeDd tiase
finT.C“ D riS Work! 1 ’ hot -P ra3K * Nutt, and Washers, and
patentedKhOirif H^ 0 tor the sale of other
«*" -* 0 b “*
lie refers to the following
llSp U *£2l b ” I A aTB lon B.loon acquainted with Mr.
him to art mrhn f her® no hesitation In recommending
“cf iW?? to, employ his services, as a gen
in btod Integrity and indefatigable industry,
R r”“, eVory "Heuce may be placed. *'
Weville B. Craiv, W. Eobinson, Jr.,
wii L n r ' Jr -’ John Graham,
7ame,?vZ!’
P R friend i-’ “°’ lDeB * 8od«,
F.LonuT r Tf; t hm -
Knap 4 tfade, Wimam
WmLmPhi.iips, Acdr™F u lin, lt ' n ’
TVllaon STCandlegs, a. W Loomis. *
PITtSBPBQg, November 77th, 18&4.
Dr
>o«n>. Patent Rook Mae hint,.,
WEIGHING ABOUT 300 POUNDS • can h , ’
noted by two men, end do the work of flte m'dJTn
the ordinary way S it Fowler A 0o„ ManuLturoJu • ?
The subscriber has been appointed cole agent In the tint
ted Stele., for the sale of rijhu to nee these Uachin® 01 '
MO3ES P. EATON, IB Sixth street.
Hon. Wm. P. Johnston, President A. V. R. Rr
W. Mllnor Roberts, Esq., Chief Eng. A. T. B. 8,-
Gen. Wm. Larimer, Jr., President P. A 0. R. Rj
O. W. Barnes, Esq, Chief Eng. P. A 0. B. R,-
Messrs. ManfnU k Nicholson, Contractors Tor the P. * 8
*^ R - declO
THE P-EOPLE SAY THU EKTKKPkrHH KHY
I*** fia * Hc *S ce0 * *** 8t T «7 moderate
sa ■ TOffisafa«ssr 50 MnUa &r
1853. 1654.
...-620,091 489,274
....641,236 609.198
... 6224240 423 016
....393,420 3 52,164
... 312.653 219.340
....476,158 1C3.168
IS<3. 1864
47 157 . 80,648
121,659 143.730
93.957 116 441
<4,114 70.137
47.277 G9.65S
73,058 6 9 671
Charleston, 8. C. New Orleans.
’ B ;\ 3 : 1851. ' 18!3.^~1«54?
' "•S' 23 141,560 67,801
' 16,015 86,533 95,007
' Stic H’?? 235 . 2:0
• ?£'?!! «5. ( i9 241,240 192,182
. 4Q,450 43,812 247.7?4 jy-i 369
■ 32,314 60,316 245,302 22^733
TELEGBAPH HASEETS.
Dor2Taltf
KJtJSa TO
[ To Snuaaa Hln—The Local Inspectors for ths Port
of Pittsburgh may bo found at tiro Custom Ilodse, third
story, entrance on Bmithfleld street. JSldtt
Tib Kma here waß swelling elightly last night, with
6>s feet m the channel. We learn from Brownsville that
■the Ice In the Monongahela has broken at that point. The
weather Is very moderate, with Indications for more rain,
and the-unmemo amonnt of snow that has melted withlll
a few days must shortly create a flood, unless It takes a
sudden freeze.
Is toe St. touts Republican, of tho Bth, we And. tbo fol
lowing boats, which belong to this port,advertised to leave
for Omclnnatl and Pittsburgh:
“Prolrow ”” •‘l^^. n, .”r‘ lleMe S? er ' No - 2 -” “ifansfleld,'-
“J. 8. Pringl“'” S ..toyChy^
The Kiver was falling at the ebove date, with about six
feet in the channel to Cairo since the gorge gave way on
Tne«day ■week. *
The dry dock -Walk in the Water,” end the old “Alton «
which Hated down ureem on Tuesday week with the tor
rcut of Icc, did not get Wow the city. The dock is sground
nc.r the Arsenal. The “Alton" end “Wenopa” were ee
oared before they p itped the iimite of the city. The
“Alhambra” is not sunk as was before roportod, but is
damaged lo tho amount of $l,OOO or {1,200. N„ blame is
attached to her oflicers.
STEAMBOATS^
For St. LouU,
i IBS’ ')’• ’?■ dummy, apt-TnoMM
Lgsfejg l ' lo '' wIJI fortheaboTu and intermediate
porta on op~niu K of natation. W
Eor or passag** apply on board, or to
foblj FLACK 4 UVINGSTO^AgcntB.
fESF he flt * amer Captain A. Poi, wiJ
JLiygS^ay lßaT<f . or the above and intermediate porta oi
cffSßSaHlaopoQing of navigation.
f 1 or P»>?age apply on board, or to
f«bl_o_ _ C. BARNES, Agent.
For Nashville.
I JJSUk,f3 h ° BU '?“ sr "• T ' VEATJtAS, Captain A.
LgggjttiMlllLsa, will leave for tho above and Intermedl
p™ v , v. 1 *" p “ rL ' on opening of navigation.
gor irglgnt or passage apply on board. f.-b 3
New York.
Per AVnba.il
. fS!b AbTOOSA, Capt. E. C. Oeat,
L«stew^ losru for tho above and Intermediate ports
fiESassZa&boa opening of navigation.
For freight or pHosago wpply op board. f e b<j
I 03r! !s ,T, k , 8 Btr! V mer ALM A, Captain R. D. Cocmux
Mjg§g£&g wm *•»*« for the above and intermediate port*
artjifßTsfiiTioou opening of navigation.
, r or parage npplj on board, or to
J * n i!- ....... C_IURNE3, Apent.
For »t. Louis. ‘
l S jmT" r ''P ' IIUK ' ROSE ' Capt- P. M*.
■*fSSfiS™£, ™Vi r,D " ,R< ’ r ' 0,1,1 iMwnmUate
T7*f r po '“ 0,1 ,he nnrlpulon
For freight or apply on board.
Kor Zanesville,
jjygajg V f| aill the above aad intoimo-
porta on opening of navigation.
For fro gbt or passage apply on board, or to
uahnks tt cgLUuowonn.
For i.oui».Tlu«l
—r. Qr fr *w>t or apply on knard
For Clnclnuati.
I -fCPVfc, -, T . b . e fU ? (T TWIN CITY, CapUio g. DeA*.
U 5 ea T e for . the ab °vo a&d inUnnedioie nort.c
pV7? oa °P«ning of UMVlgatbn.
_ r Re.ghc or p«<wit?n a. P pTy on bonrd
For Louisville. ‘
I JEsl^.i„ ,rho / lc T er . VIEN ' XA ' C»pWn 0 Hat, will
Ajsfc|sat 0 e , for 111,. nt«ir c and int.rmtMlato porta on
BfmiivviiSajoponiag o t navigation.
” or “<dgbt or passago apply on board, or to
• » a° -G FLACK or WTLKrNS, A pro fa.
For Louisville.
l VSrf* ta. Tbw sioamer KSDEAVOIL CanL Joffif Mat
leu T° for , th « BtwvL.BDd intermediate ports'
“SBwfittHkin openjDg of navigation.
\ ht or I ,Bssa o tt cpp'y on beard, or to
),I U ~J C. BARXE3, Apont.
Pflr St. Louis.
I (p?* >, The m m ** KEYSTONE, Capt. J. J. Robin
UggSfefcgeov, willuyare for tbe above nod intermediate
■■““■■■wp'jrta on opening of navigation.
>or freight or passage apply oa board, or to
J“ n _ 2 i FLACK & LIVINGSTON. A^nts
For Nashville
I ,fCr> H»tn The Bleamor CLARA DEAN, CopUln
leave for the above and Intermediate
"" "ports on opening of navigation,
lor flight and passago apply on board, or to
JAnr - FLACK or LIVINGSTON, Agents
For fVnshvtllc. :
I JFS^PrIn e et 'u T* I ' AlttV WGTSS, Copula Joan
-1» l]1 !«•«»•»» for th* above port, and .all io
l'VV* rrnedlutr on opening of navi^atUm.
kh( or on 1-oard. janlO
wu '<='*n«
I JESVg,, rUK KXCUaN’QK, Copt. M'Callum.
y. rr, y. Monday. Wednesday, O ud
tho f 1 ono »* t> ’ r,k A. M,, cotm«ctinit with
tho C. and I J.MlronJ r.t W-llsy!!!,.. Ful fmrtt apply to
. J. I>. COLIjXqy w)p. Aj.it
It.ffnlar Wheeling Paclcil
I .fH> b, Tl,e ""““W VKNTDIiK, Copt Jons Goooos
p s m' y ' ,aTO ®". «**
lor freight or passare npplv on board, or to
j3I _ I ‘ > JAMES COLLINS i CO., Agent*.
LIST OF GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
T?r Jw\ M^. 5D AHD F '’ ,R SALI nT
FJ. *. M. IJo BfIOTHEUS,
•». . of H , L*d, , i r*na:fttj( m.j ij vtT p;j|t *
WholemU bntggittt and Dtaiert in ifrAianes,
K„ ®'? ni ' r fourth nnd Wood strwtfi. ntt-burch *
KRLBKB -VMKRIC.cn COMPOUND- S
Jayne’s A.teraljve:
“ Carmi-.ttlr* Balsam ;
“ IlairDve;
“ Exjwtcrant;
“ Sanntir.-Pnit :
" Hair Tonic;
Wistar'p. Balsam orWJM Cb-rrv
Brj-ftp.O Pulmonary Balaam . '
Hoofland's German
Hollar'd do
Hostetlers Stomach do
MerchUes’ Uterine Cathollcon •
Storm*’ Bcotch Cough Cand v
Price's do .
Thorn’s do;
Howe’a do;
-Osjfood’s India Chclagogu**;
Oordiidi
Tyler s Gum Arabic Drops•
Harrison'* Hair Dye;
Pholou'a do
Batchelor’s Jo
McMunn’e Elixir ofOr.iura-
Bryant’s Purifj Ing Extract •
Dailey's Pain Extract; *
STtrl of Jamaica dinger ;
McAllister's do do-
Kidder’o Ind-illble Ink-
Payin’* do do; *
Arnhold’s do
Dr. Curtis’ Hygaana;
Lyons’ Kathalroo;
Darld* fl Lilly While-
Batin’s do;
Tobias' Liniment;
Runt’s do;
A!len% Nerve and Bone Li> latent
Meti'an Mustang do*
Farrel’a Arabian df ,*
Gardner's
Barrel's Indian jo-
Carter’s Spanish Mixture; ‘
Barne’s Pile Lotion;
Mepn Pun;
Scarpa’s Acoustic Oil;
Merchant’* Gargling 01J-
S US . nw- 4 50 -' 6 Co* Uw Oil ;
McAlMster’a Uinttnent
flings' Itch do;
Ferrel'a do;
Qray’e do;
Truk's Magnetic Ointment;
Judkm'a do;
Pwnim'N ranacm■
Rouck’a do;
SarcKDt’p^,rant Panacea;
Perry Put;*' p a tn Killer
Ayer’s Oherrr Pectoral - '
Hough ten's Pepsin;
Kier's Petroleum;
McLane’s Celebrated Liver Pill®
Brandreth's do
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
Loe’fl Antl-billous do •
Sarsaparilla Blood do-
Even’s do ’.
Dwaynes' Extract Sarsaparilla Blood tils
Jayne p Anodyne Cough do •
Townsend ’a Heal tb do ♦
Jew David’s Plostera: *
Shoemaker's do;
Dr. Newman's do;
lUdwav’eßeady Relief;
Morris’ Remedy;
Prof. Wood’s Hair Restorative;
Emerson’s do;
Bail’s Sarsaparilla;
Townsend’s do;
Sand’s do;
GujTOiCj K,tract Yellow Docs , nd Sarsaparilla
Wolff b Schiodam Schnapps;
Soap, Cleaver's Honey;
“ I(l B hlj Scented Brown Windsor
“ Mnslt;
Ludlum’e Specific;
McLane’s Sudorific* Cough Syrup;
Tyler’s Gum Arabic do;
Beliera’ do;
Swayne’s Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Smith's Tonic Syrup;
Barry’s Trieophorous;
Norwood’s Tincture of Varatrum Virlde ;
McLane’s Celebrated Vermifuge,
Dr. Locock’e Pulmonic Wafers;
Thompson’s Eyo Water;
Agonla for all uf Dr. McOllntock-o Family Medicine.';
Dr. Needham 9 Brenst Pumps ; * *
Water’s Atmospheric Breast Pomps*
Onm Elaadr. do do ’ ’ Mtlftly
Heating fcTovEs—wo would c;i n thoitteutionof the
public to our assortment of lIEATING STOVES of
ha moat desirable patterns suitable for stores, offices nor
lorn, steamboats, and every Eitoatloo where a first rate
neatlnj Stove may be reQnlred. We offer an assortment
superior In style of design, beauty of flnlah, and practical
utility, to any e.tabllshment of the kind in the eitv Oho
os a call. GItAFF, REISINQJEIt A GIItFE U 0
_il p 5 6 124 Wood* street.
N'
EW BOOKS—General Notions of CliifniJfltry • by i»i7
Jonae anJ Frerny j translated from ihe French ; colored
pistes,
10,0 ° f ***" A «° : * A ™''
May and December; a Tale of Wedded life: bv lira
Uubback. 3
Brushwood Picked Up on the Continent, or Last Sum.
mer a Trip to Jbe Old World: ey Orrilie Ilorwitz.
American Sportsman: by Elisha J. Lewi?; l’lustrated
A Tranelallon of Virgil; new edition
The Pionper’a Daughter: by Emewou Bennett.
Aiosworth teriC * °* lhe - C ° art ° f QUOt * n Anae :b * W * H *
Just received by eipress and for sale by
SAM'L. B. LAUPFER,
87 Wood stfeet
HIO AND fKNNBYLVANI/l kallkoAD CTIKJK. will
at P ar , fD »»l«>n*a for a good Farm of 100
acres, 2>4 miles north of New Brighton, If called for soon
E 3' r '° f THOMAS WOODS,
76 Fourth street.
T-lnnnr. „/ , ° 1111 W. Butler & Co.,
IU ? IN 2 J IND COMMISSION MKRCHANTS—
Kp.Md ait lHaj! aV- rU^ bu, ? h M'nofccturea, Lead
W^m?SF?,? T 10 rtnure. taK«D~for
JoS FLEmST'
&Ui'ys*r-> ", * '
J V'" • : . *u“ # X '* ‘
" —"■ :. ■ -a * ' ■ -
-•••,":■ ;, - ■■■■•..> •’-.•*• -• 1
.*,-•' '•" ,< ’ V'>-•'■ -
•7* s' - ;-V. r i 7
->r <•„,.» ,'• . ■
' - •<■ ♦£ •.»
\ .fr
j- J* :i '
•v*> j r? t'W r> ,vtV •..•• •;.' •’
: 'iV 1 *T ? ,'
For Wabash ltlver
1* or St. Louis.
Tront RtT»*£
°* Ter y fine ..Extract* among, which aT I
fin© Extract! can always procure them from .. • . n *
JpS. FLEMING,
comer Diamond and Market street. -
CIOLD ORBAM—A very excellent article for chapped
i oands; Boro iip», 4c; 0 dozen fresh prepared for safe be
di febt L __ JOS. EfcltMlSO. ■
A MANWJifi—excellent article/or chapped band"
-*jL ftc.j 6 dozen received by v
fth6 -
SEIDLITZ POWDEE3—6 gros3 very fine end freshly tin
pared SeldliU Powders on hand and for sain by *
l g ° s , - • 303- FLEMING.
iiXTHACT&-—24 Uoxen jPrcston <4 Merrill's
flae assorted Fiaroring Extracts 5 a!fo, 24 doien Pres
ton 4 ilerriU’s JJakiog Powder, certalotly the best article
now In use, recelred by [fel)s] |JQ3> PLEMIXG.
BLOOyiti —176 tons Tennessee Blooms In surd soil for
“fe by J. W. BUTLER 4 CO.,
_-> an3 ° . 97 Front strwt.
PEA KUT<3—6OO bus Tennessee Pea Nuts, new crop, to
nrrlYe and for ealo by '
JanSt)
IG METAL—74 tooa in yard and ibr fiaio bv
J. W. liUTLKR Jt
WINDOW GLASS—I,OUO boxe*, B*£orteU sisaß. instore
anil for £alu by
jHD3O
BAll LEAD—6OO bundles in store and for sale by ’
j_ n - pao J. W. BUTLER ft CO.
COTTON W ASXK—IO bags in store and for sale by
J. W, BUTLER ft CO.
C'IASTLJi OIL—bOO gulls In etcxe and for sale by
J FLEMING BROS.,
Successors to 3. KWd ft Co,,
No CO Wood street-
r?XTHACT LOG WOOD —I.GOQ
XJ jan27
ASPLIALTUM —2,000 lbs in store And for sale by ■
FLEMING BROS.
CIOPI’KRAS —60 bbla in Etoro and for sale by
_ LJPPE FLEMING BRO 3.
A/T ADDER—I,OOO lbd in store and for sale by
iil jan27 _ FLEMING BROS.
CLAP** —ifljO lbs in bulk in store and forido by
FLEMING BEOS.
POW DKIIED KHUti ARU— 100 lbs in etJre and for Rule by
j an27 FLEMING BROS.
('IALCINED iIAG.NESIA-153 lbs for sale by
l i anrt FLEMING BROS.
WASHING POWDER—IO boxes for sale by
J noJ « FLEMING BROS.
OONDRIES— “ ““—'
26 dozen Corn Broom**;
6000 Seamters* t*o bnelnd Bags;
100 bunheU Dried Apples;
60> do • Peacbesj
60 do Pared X’eacbes;
1005 a>3 prims Feathers, in more and for Bale by
ENGLISH k RICHARDSOI
GRAIN —5000 bushels Shelled Corn, in store;
2000 do Oat.-*, in store and to arrive;
400 do Ear Corn, In store and Tor sale by
ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
47VA.MIL Y k LOUR. Ac.— ;
100 barrels Extrn White Wheat Family Flour:
600 bushels Corn Meal;
100 do Clover Serd;
£-0 do Timothy Seed, in stow And f.u ralo by
ENGLISH & RICHARDSON.
BUTTUR— 15 bbla KoII gutter;'
60 begs Packed Butter;
100 bbls Prime No. 1 Lard;
30 bbls Grew* Lard, in store and for sale by
ENGLISH & KICHARLSON.
lilt—2*o barrel* Loubvillo Lime;
I 201) do Union Cement;
160 do N. O. Molasss?;
200 do N. C. Tarsia store an 3 for sain by
to2rt ENGLISH A HTpnAHDSON,
OBACOO—2u *
}—‘iU boxes b’s W. O. Tobacco;
10 ton* prime IVarl A.sb;
6 cask* Pot Afcli;
75 b.igs iiaUpetre;
1000 boxen prime Cream store and
ENGLISH k HICiIALiDSON.
I.M3U—kU bbJb No. 3 medium MackerH :
J? iW do large do;
10 bbla No. 1 pickled Herring;
10 hf bbla Jo do;
6 tierces Codfish;
30 ta acalod Herrins; recelrej ana for eaic by
MILLER 4 UIOKETSON.
2ai and 220 Liberty Bt.
Jan 23
SUNDKIKi? —100 dox«u Corn Brooms;
20 do Zino Wttgh Boards
20 do Totr autl Cotton Bags
25 do Country SccJis;
5 pifuwi Gauntry Vlannela;
-COO lbs Bar Lt&d ; ft-r pale by
_i“?. MILLEU 4 BIOKETSI
blip's Vry Apptei; _
19 do iVacbws;
60 l*XB M. R- lUisin?;
15 hf do do; lorcalofcy
MILLER A RICICETSOy.
SOAP AM) OANULkSH ~
50 Loses “Cincinnati ” N’o. 1 Family Soap;
do do Stearin* CandlM; for f*le bv
MILLER & ttICgBYSON.
SLQ A R-—LoreringV, and
wu.-li'-'i anil PulyerlaidSugiire.on band and for Rale by
J"”- 1 ... MILL Kit * MCKET3OS. .
HuoWN STOUT AND SCOTOii AU£3 c&'kJ fin'ta"*
Williams’ Brown Stout; 2 casks Rutherford's Scotch
Ah*; oa ban!and for sale by
Janan mill m & uokktsox.
/"SIIAMPAUNK WINK—3O baskets‘‘UeideickV’ 173,17 X
\_y Champagne Wine, for sale by
MILLKR A RICKKTSOS.
SBKB— liW) bushels Peona. Closer Smi; ~
&U do Timothy Seed; for mIo by
J.!® s ®. _ MILLER A RICtfKTSON.
SALT— 160 bbW No, 1 Sait, Inodinj; and far sale by
.. J an 23 £ MILLER A fIICKKTSOX.
LihUiRHIiC tiuAi' cures soro roujii hand*. All
X Chaps, chuffrt, ou tbo haDfxH'nre healed by it. Sold
cents a irak*-, at No. 1-40 l*Mri street.' •• dec2B
CtOBN* MiJAiv—6 bids white Oora Me M, extro uuaiict 7tor
* «aJeby JAS. M'LA UGtiLIN,
,a ' , ‘ 6 No. U> HfDifhfold «i
IJ.LTXi'lU—bbls fresh roll for lalo by
4r* j aal ° _ jas. M’TiAuoiri.nf,
ilfiANS—s bt-Li small white for sale bj
* i anlQ jah. m’lauohli:
bALL.—a. a. MA*oN A CO. are now
slue?* off Rt tbdr Semi-Annual Sale, their stoafc cf
bilks, Shawja, Dre*3 Goods, Clwvta, lionot'U, JSmbrnldo
fl*6, &C. i-nl r.
DAVIS* Pain KILLKII—2 grot.* of tMs celebrated arti«
ct « jmt received by
Jw»24
)t>3h uX&XAI iiNT—The but article now in ut>e for the
t Vi 16 t!^ter an d ttlog Worm; 0 dox rocrircd by
' KU ' i JOo. FLiilllNQ.
IAKfKICS SPANISH MliTUitt—'i'be celebrated article
fur purifying the blood; 12 doz received by
JOS. FLEMING.
AUtibANA’d AlAO.M£3la—The beat preparation of Mac
ne«U no# in uae; 12 doz received by h
JOS. FLEMING.
( yi’ (:A , TK MAGsfcalA— Freshly prepared, nlwar* on
bond, and warranted good, by JOS. FLEMING
J * D ° corner Diamond ood Market etrwt.
t. jwwji’ij £osi;.NCi; on uisoi;ii—ao«i. u O'TEi/mV
X.J bratca arUae received by Joa. FLEMINQ,
* aa ® corn«r diamond end Market etreet.
BKUOiliJ— 10u dcireo Corn liroorn* for Rile by
_jwi24_ HKNuY 11. COLLINS.
A.LKKATUS—ibo lbs for sale by
g J* p 24 UENIiY H. COLLINS.
6o t>bla for tsib by
. : j ftD24 ■ HENRY H. COLLINS.
/ H)KN—4OO bus to arrive aad for «lo by
HENRY 11. COLLIN'S.
MOLASSES— 26 bbla to arrive nod tor fate by
Miff HENRY 11. <JC
WANTKD — 'if> bhafcfl of Exchange Bank block by
AUSTIN LOOMIS,
atoftk Broker, 02 Foarth Btreot.
yTUKRAYtt VLUii> MAUJiUdIA—I2 dozen, assorted
t n*' r ® CelT * 1 b r JOS. YLKIiiNQ,
i aaJ corner Diamond and Market utrwt.
1 \ttiJSli' PitAUHta— ay ri:c»-iT««<j aoU lorwilaby
-M ***# UKNKV H. COLU.Nti.
BHASA—Ha bbla Mitiil w
jscll
/ WttjTilUAL—lo bt>ls treib ifrouncl Just arrived uud for
V.^.\ el,y JAS. M’LAUOiILIN,
- J* nI - „ No. 10 Smitbflclil j«trei<t.
- , _ w numuiu'm street.
BALED IIAV—76 bales TiuiuLby May lor aaiiTby '
«* aDl2 JAS. M’LAUOIILIN.
COHN—6OO bus in store and for saly by
, ... JAS. M'LAUGHLIN.
1 >DUH VVIiiSAT PmjUK—6o sacks lor sale by
:M J* pA - JAS. M’LAUQHLIN.
LIME— 160 bblfl Louisvlilo Limo for «a|p by
_J aD }} lIKNHY |I. COLLINS.
—6 hhda Loverijig’s ftyrup; *
i bbla Jo Sugars; juat received by
r P. U. BRA Vi
BROOMS— 3 doseu this day received and tor n*lp b-
H ° l2 UKNUY 11. COLLi
( 601 ei CUeuae, in stuns and lnr sale! v
■ KNOU?n A PirUAKI * \.,
1 OUflLlt,—A new, complete and roll*
h £ Wo suitable for Corn Sulks or Hay, at the
Seed and Implement Warehouse, Pifihatrpet.
JapS JA&IEB WARDROP.
iMTKUMKSTS—PoI.i Pruning
, of Uw bM quality, at the Seed and l m .
picment Warehouse of
janS
BLAMUSTS-A. i, MASON 4 CO. wlliTpeu on
day, January Cth, 100 more Blankets, which the? will
sell $2 and £3 par pair than asnal rate*. jaDO
O 3ALK.-A. A. MASON 4 CO. will opji
o 400 more of thoso Long Shawls, at $2. on Thursday
January 4th. 3
( 1 OLD MKDaL LKLAINK3.—a. A. MASON A'cfoVlU
VT open 300 piccea more of Uold Modal Dolainca. at 12L;
rente pur yard. Jan/ 5
AJtDE.NKit WANTED—Applyjto '
3. Vi. BUTLER 4 CO.,
01 Front stroi't.
jao2G
HONkV—• JU boxes just rceeiTed and for wile ny
flgcgS lIKNKV U <>U t.INS
a AY PKKSS FOK BALK.—A Urge Prow lor baleiug hav,
stored at Ohio, for sale by Jt
_JualB_ • JAHKg WARTIROP.
KAPii HiiiiAKS—A new unU improTeU rruuor.jfor
r Grape Vines, Hoses, Ac, ’
JanlB
GKASS SEEDS—Lawn Grass, Blue Greed, Orchard anti
KedTop. {janlß] JAM Ed WABDUOP.
IRVINE FAKLOK FURNITOJUK, of every descriptors
JJ hand ami made to order, of our own manufucturuand
Warranted in material und workmanship.
_Jan2o T._B YOUNG A CO
WISTAIt'S BALSA MOF WILD CHUBBY.—One of the
•best articles lor coughs and colds now in use 12 doz
recelvod by JOS. FLEMING,
janP corner Diamond and Market street
UEMI-ANNUAL SALK.—-A. A. MASON 4 CO. wiu"rou.
O tinuo to fell doting their Semi-Annuel Sale, every de
scription ot Dry about one-half the usual prices
and much lea than anctiog ra'tca. jan!6 *
CUOAKS.— A. A- MASON A 00. wUI offer the balance of
/ all their Cloaks, comprising elegant French and New
York patterns, and of their own manufacture, at a reduc
tjoa of nearly one-half the usual prices. janlo
DUIED BEEF—Cincinnati Sugar Cared Beef receiv'd by
• W. A. M’OMIRO,
FINE MAHOGANY VVAKDaoUES-Beautifiil patterns
on hand, finished. [docl2J T. B. YOUNG A CO.
SILKS.— A. A. MASON a CO, will Open on Monday, Feb*
rnary 12th, 20 pcs of rich Pluln and Plaid bilks, iuclu
dipg a few pieces of those 4 4 Plaids at $1,60. feb!2
WOOL A. MASON & 00. are Selling out
the balancd of the!* Plaids at a discount of 6U per
ftbU
TIOLL BUTTIiK—IO boxss Xrcsb thl« ncciTiid i> v
Xt Railroad and for sale fay * • 7
febS '
Semi annual sali:.—a. a. mason a uo. wuiopua
on Monday, February 12ih, 100 pea mote of 8 cent W
iMnea; 200 do 6 cent Calicoes; 40 do TOte Flannels at
I*»°> and 76 Counterpanes at 46 cents; febU
.-7L- ''-’pY'-* 4
, * 1 .•
v-.v.^V
JOS. FLEMING.
J. IT. BUTLER & CO.
J. W. BUTLER. & 00.
)s In store and for sale by
i'LKMINO BliOS.
jos. Fleming.
lita Beans lor eaiu by
IIENRV IL COLLINS.
lATK3X MC3IC—EOSTKK’3 LATEST SONG —Hud
j Times Come Ag*in No More; as sung with immense
success bj Sanforu’a Eoronadora: words and music by 8, 0.
Fostsr.
Nowa-daya; a humorous ballad: Coavcree.
Petrifaction ; new Bong: by Barker.
Fiu W aiting for tho spring Time; a most charming naw
ballad: by Barker.
Tho Ilappy Man; s-'Dg and chorus: lurbo.
* *Wysvlf At Ail ; one of the best 1 rish ballads eTer
written: by S. Lov^r.
Vilkins and bis DiDah; comic £ong: by Perry.
I Cannot Smile Dear Mother ; now : Barker.
Brighter than the Morning Star: Browne.
The Heart and tho Home: Dressier.
B*ll Hoorn Kliquetto, etc., eto., received in juivnoco of ihe
trade and for sal- by HENRY KLKBER,
Jaa23 Sign of the Qoldeu Ilarp, No. 101 Third ■<.
JAMK3 WAM)R(
JAMBS WABDROP,
Celestials, Shanghais sud Huaeovles ’
ATTKNI) AT no. 10 \VOOU STJtKET, wrore ytra 411 l
find a complete assortment of tbe above styled CAPS.
Weather with aiarge stock of Silk and Mm-h Caps, which
will be sold nt a great reduction oq former prices, to clow
the stock for tfco seai;on.
J. WIT-SON’ A SON.
Notice to Owners and Consignees of
Uloorns, Pig Metnl, 4c.
OWN-BUS »na Con«innerBof Pig Metal, Blorms, Castings,
Lag,nos Boilers, Mill and Building Stones, and other
articles upon the Allegheny wharf, are hereby notified that
unless the samo are removed by the 20th of February,
Inst, they trill bo subjected to a charge of 50 ecu's uer ton
for erery twcnty.four hours they are aufTcred to remain
after that date, „ accordance with Ihe provisions cf an or
dinanre regulating the wharf. w\t sfifiTT
. _ Wharf .Master Allegheny Wharf.
PIANO FOHTJi FOH $l75.—A good Kosewood rase 6W
■ur $175 Ssh aD ° P ° rle ’ W ° rlh ' ,h “ a Dew 5225 ’ wUI 64 ““
Aleo, a Hano for rent, it the old established Piano Do-
P 7„„ n CHARLOTTE BLUME,
llB Wood street.
B Wanted,
r a wdot, lndo-itrions young man, who will derote hit
PTvnp? vnt? e « to buaimss, a SITUATION A 3 SHIP
v “ a Wholcaa , le or Retail Warehouse, or A*
f t ~? ® o ?tSr P 't' °L a ln * 0«»«y or Cry Goodf
BE : J "' n himself generally usefol to his cm-
D°” or*lftft m eSSe r S roU R h tha P,rt Offlce to ‘A. B.
attenUon Uho ° aceof tta Jo 3t >" wiu ««!« prompt
«t3l:lf
HENRY H. COLLIN a.
$5lO 000 A M t s oH '“nJi COUKTy BONDS)
50 shares Ohio and Pa. Batlroad Stook■
wanted by ACBTIN LOOMIS, StSklJSke “
BW No. n fourth strwt.
*• V-s»>*«»>
»' • ■**’ -*» f JI% • • ■'.*> . u
’, • • -• «- tl-.-.f&jmi
■- • • •> **}%*
&
TTfASniNGTOSJRVING’S NEW BOOK—Just received
,, by '|r. St in erA 00. : .
WMhtosDn E l“'nr 40th “ P<lPera ’ DOW flr,t “ lteted: b y
WestaiOßter Revise, f or January.
. Spiritualism; vol. 2: by Jin)™ Mmondi \
Tfielmtialß; aStory of Modern Life.
No sSffor'jSmTy y AUtIMt oftho M ““»'
MlabT 1 ’ 1151^106 ’ f ° r Fel,ra,ry; P ri « « crate. For
r»Mi H. MINER « CO
f bu No. 82 Bmlthfleld street.
IV XM HiJOS ISY WASHINGTON IIiVING
Ijl ßc ost: b T Washington Irving. " of rt A
The Initials; o Story of Modern Life
Tom Orosbie and bis Friends: hy B. Lorar
The Sea Witch, or the African Qaadroon
Westminster Review, for January.
Liring Age, No. 660. Just received and for Hola-af
cheap Bcok Store of W. A. QILDENFKNNEY ACO* “
Not, ti,„ „v «■, opposite tho Theatk.
frmm T/lT™ r ' m ° v «l their Book Store
tfoui To roorth street to the above place.
NUb^o 0 '^ 1 BOOKBI-Th. Life, of Philip Me
”nSS « o, n br Cartes Frederick Ledderbcse. Tratula
b T lho Bo*. G. F. Krotal, Pastor of
Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, Pa.
of th, r i>iii S * c ", a ni .’ t ? r F, a Guido to the understandloe
ItewlOMient I !hv 8 al '" llon > aaaorains to ita IlistoriiS
fVh«~v Tn e . ct ’, y ohn Henry Rurta, D D., Professor ol
W Unt7C ™ ty ° r »o»pat, eic. Trand*
by Chaa. Schaeffer, D. D.
J f iFOd and for 6010 by B. T. C. MOKGAS,
D ' N 0.104 Wood street.
Knfekerbockor Magazine, for February.
Ilarptr, for February.
New York Journal, for February
Nrwspapma. —New York Tribune, Herald, Police Gazette.
i o ri‘ lJk,Cn , llf,C Am erlcan, Ballou’s Pictorial. BaS
Storeof 'w I n ny f ; r » M,e otthe ch ' a P Boek
a filhi f W ' A ' qi LDKNFB?TNKT * CO.,
No. 70 Fourth street.
° A^ TTIJ -—Frank Wile's Ladies' Gaiette,
ni ? I ' e ’ r Wk Fashions, for February
Knickerbocker Magarino, for February
«aL ta bT rSMaSI2iDP ' for Fobr “ Pri™ 16 cants. For
fewf n. MINER 4 CO,
No. 32 SmUbfldd streot.
J . , n h ULI, vr T . h,! of the Methodist
ir» t™ f i Church, Anti Republican ontl Despotic: by
VTm. M Michael. Second edition, enlarged: price, in Doner
81 cents, in muslin 60 cents, by mail, prtvpald, 88 cental
JOHN 8. DAVISON, Publisher,
C 5 Market street, near Fourth.
MAQAZINE3.— ICnrper, for ~ "
Putnam, for JunUAry.
Godey, for January; third supply.
• 2 ra b® n i»for January; second supply.
Peterson, for January; 17 cents.
Bellow, for January; 10 cents.
Blackwood. fi>r January.
TW b ''Sl i, ’ IIOD V’, four rio -' h H ' Tiew!l “nd Blackwood, .10
Y oul ' "“, t ‘’ 20 P or ““t In subscribing by the
year, or buying single eopieß of the above, should call at
BAMUBL B. LATJPFER’S,
b’o. 87 Wood street
VALUABLE NEW BOOKS -The History of an Kxpedi
lion Against Fort Duquesoe in 1765, under Major Sen
erui Braddock; with plates and maps. J
U ‘ jor Oeoer *‘ Subo ' wUh “ P>“n of Fort Do
f'vn? 9 f-o'> ofCootrovtMy,” Controverted. A rotation
of 11111)0* Krdof Controversy, In a series of letters to u»«
Moat ItoTarcnd -Francis p. Kenrlcfe, It. o. A., of Baltimore:
by John 11. llopMna, D. D., L L. D., Bishop of Vermont.
History of the United States; Oth vol.and full
Neily Bracken ! a Tale of Forty Tears Ago: by Annie C.
lirduiortit
May and December; a Tale of Wedded Life: by Mrs
llonback. •'
Cumming*’ Works; new supply.
Bpeuc-r’fl Sketches; Ist and’ 2d serie«
01sbar.r&u’p Commentaries on New Teatament.
* CbjL'stalo'ry.
Conytararr A How,or,’a Ufa and Eplatlea of St. Paul
-ewle American Sportamßn; aapland.d work. For sale
JOUN S. DAVISON,
05 Market street, near Fourth.
PudlU'lonj and ltd Feople: by H.. if.
Kutb Ilall: by F»nnv Fern ; sixth pupply
Life of Barnum, by hlmsolf. fifth supply.*
Ufe of Horae*? Greeley; third supply.
Ida May: by Mary Langdon; third supply.
Harper, for Jauuary; fifth supply.
Putnam, for January; fourth supply.
Graham, for January ; fourth supply.
Godey, for January; sixth supply.
Knickerbocker, for January.
Frank I.**sl|e*« Ladies* Garetto.
r?"* Se 7 Yoil r •'oumal, for Janaary: a new
monthly Magaaino, deTo.e<l to romance, general literature,
science and art; price* IS cents. - *
All the above Juet receded and for Bale at the cheap Boot
Sl ” r ',°„ f SAM’L. 11. LACPFBB,
(TW-e-d ,. rM t.
piil-NAU’S MU.M'HLV, ru,t dKmtUAuy.-LomruTU:
r i i " cont r lbutors, author of •* Cuba,” Ac •
Diplomacy and Cannoo Balls ; Living the Country- n£
tional Defence; Prometheus and Epimetheu*; Nature in
w 0 y. l 5 0 Hta ”: Three Conversations with
Miss Cheater; Glimpses of French Life-The Restoration •
The Mountnin Winds; Mining Vanities; Israel Potter, or
Fitly Ws of hx lie; The Old Woman who Dried Up and
A *» ajr \, oUl,ft; A ptfd ®S°R«e in Georgia; A Water
Stuiy; Ih© Progress of our Political Virtues; Editorial
N ® :eir * £or *>y n. MINER & CO.,
. No. 32 Bmithfinld strrot
*|i/rAGAZfNES.EOH FEBRUARY—For S4ie by ii, MINER
XYI. A CO., 32 Smifhfleld street.
Putnam’s Monthly, for February.‘ ‘
Godey'a Lady** Book, do. „
Peterson’s Murazine, do.
Household Words, do.
Graham’s Magazine, do,
Ballou’a Magazine, do.
NEW BOORS! NEW BOOKS i
My Courtship nod its Consequence*: by Henry Wlkoff
The Parila of Courtship, or tho Adventures cf a Novel
Reader.
The Myaferica of the Court of Qaeen Anne: by Willkm
U,arn£oD Aipsworth.
Ruth Hall, a Domestic Tale: by Fanny Fern.
The LLe of Horace Greeley, editor of the New Yotk Tri
bune : by J. Barton.
The Life of P. T. Birmita, written by himself.
Harper’s Magazine, for January ; price 15 cents
For sale hy H. MINER A C 0„
■!***-•* No. 31 Smitbfield street.
DIAIUK3 Full 1855.—A large assortment or the abovo
useful article for sale at the lowest rates. Those who
would pave 25 per cent, should call at
BA.M’L B. LAPFFBIPB. 87 Wood st.
Law Books*
I AM authorised to sell low Pome valuable Law Books,
10 vols. l'a. ilejwrw, by Barr;
Bourier'n Institutes;
OreenllePa Evidence;
Wharton's Digest, lost sd.;
And other Reports, Rletaeniary Works, tn.
GEO. F. GILLMORE,
at the offlce of Morning post.
ML SlC.—Just recelred by CHARLOTTE BLUMK.
No. 118 Wood street: r
Awake, Ohl Gentle Sleeper; serenade arranged as a trio
My Poor Lost Geraldine.
The Yankee Quilting Party.
Beal Gently with the Stranger’s Heart
Goo-1 News from Home: Gilmore.
La Lira d’ Italia; six Italian songs.
St. Claro to Little Eva in Heayen.
Let us Speak of the Man as wi- find him.”
Uard Times Mine again no more; second supply
Come whh thy Sweet Voice agniu; do.
L* Creole ; with beautiful colored lithoraoh ; Ae Ac
t. -“"“'■‘"In Sj-Jpb. Maj Hold, Hum., Const.nc,
ll o t lVt tl rw L 0 dn Mont Blanc. Improratu: bvSchulhoff.
C d Folks at Home; with brilliant iutroducUon and ra
mtlons.
.CII- .t:.*che3—Cell, Home, Florence, Sweet Briar. Rosa-
U ; by \V. V Wallace. Caricature. Ac,4c.
Ft»r gale at the old established Pi«oo Depot by
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
No. 118 Wood street.
Sew School for the Violin,
V)v u. c. uill.—The practical nous sciiogl—
-1 > a new anil complete synopil, of Violin pining, in an
euy prwrrmwlrennd proetlcol form, and designed coro-sl.
for the American stndenl, to which h added yal liable lea
eona and erercisas and beuntlrnlnrningnmcnts.asSolosand
Dane of the moat popular melodies of the day. Selected
arranped and composed by U.C HILL, pupil ofSpohr, late
Pre.-Uent of the New York Philharmonic Society.
Tbo above just received. Id advance of the trade by
HEaN’IIY KLEBKK, 101 Third fidget.
RECOMMENDATION.
We hare carefully rsamiood the alove work of V C
HU? and consider it ono of the most complete and prac
cal > ton a Sohoola we have ever seen. G. ANTON
f , B. VOGEL,’
, >eh ° Teachers of Music.
NKW MIFMO— Uord Times Oom» No More : 8. 0. Foster
Minnie Gray; as sung by Sanford’s Opera Troupe.
Hrvrtrninc of Th*« Forever: Wallace
Strawberry Girl ; with color©! frontispiece,
I W ill Sin# No Moro of Sorrow : Hatton.
Bachelor’* Lament.
Dream Life Scbottisch : Brown.
Tremolo Soholtisch: Wallace.
Fhanffhai Polka: Warren,
florid* Waltz: Marcallhon.
, Bwut’ies of Caledonia; containing a choice selection of
%coth Melodies, with lithograph portrait of Buro*.
The above just received and for sale at the Music Store
> f , ~ JOUN 11. MF.LLOR,
feM 81 Wood stroet.
mourning goods.
FRANK VAN GORDKR has Ju*t received a largo and
beautiful assortment of Mourning Collars, Sleeves
aud SrftU in Crape, Tarloton aud Swiss, black loco and
guuco Veils, black Hosiery rind Gloves, in wool, cotton,
and silk; Ribbons, Bells, and Crapes, in all qualities.
Alexander A Bajou's best Kid Gloves can always be
found at No. 83 MARKET STREET, corner ef tbe Din
mond. nov!7
V '
,„ r ~ ;
I THE PENNSYLVANIA
i RAILROAD
I At.
mstm States, hr a continuous lmiu a "v direct “TbhS
also conneou at Pittsburgh with dull* 'iin. “ roaa
1 »«•*=wMt sk&ss&s
ansty with rteamcre to all ports on the
•lahcs; making the most rfirerf, aa r u' mi ntutik'mEu
oU^ FKEIOHToaB te » -At
PHILADELPHIA <z PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLASS.—Boots, Shoe®. Dry Goods.)
(in boxeSjfFors, Feathers, Ac ( ICOPba.
SECOND CLASS.—Books and Stationery,)
Dry Goods, G n bales,) Hardware, Lea- 1 75c. per IOOIbs
tber, Wool, Ac i
THIRD CLASS.—AutIIs, Bogging, Bacon I
and Pork, (In "bulk,).Hemp. fc..........} 65c * P er looa> 3.
FOURTH CLASS —Coffee, Fish,B&conund)
Pork, (packed,) Lard nnd Oil / 55c * P er locn «-
nhi?hi V h fP pl . aB Goods from stJ * Point ol Philadel
■&!“““ ««* package -via Pennsylvania
at Philailrlnhii 1 oc °? a - c “‘ 18| if I >«l to the Agents of this Bond
deteniion P a P ‘ ttibargl1 ' " m Ixl fo™>rded without
yJe“ j“ Set"" B FrdS 3 , P m tC '\? oat<m i J-I* Elliott,N.
more; deo. 0. FranflStM^?. 1 ! ! 4 Koons . «» u| -
Cincinnati. Ohio* J « 5 h; Shr “cman & Brown,
Meldrum, Mad“ ,a indi- JSSw'S'i ''“‘i'llle, K J'i «• C.
* Uitcheil St ' Louia ’ Mo: J '
General' Freight a gent. PhU,ide?phla.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
eares Philadelphia for Pitt,burgh at 1“. M W Pmf
phll «Wplii4atl,P.U. THIS NIGHT KaSs
XKAIN Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P Ji an a
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P. SI. ■’ n “
“ b0TB 'I 0 ?? aonnect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
pZi/:r, BL Mo ' Alton > Galena and CMcago.ln"
r, r '/ ;Irt ' Lexington and Louisville, Kyg Term Haute
Madison, Lafajette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati Dot!
Bp r ‘ngf;Cld, Beilefontaino, Sandusky, Toledo, Close-
Za “ c3,in “> Massillon and Wooster, omt
also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and to Niw OtuSwa
Slaloms, Loijisvillb and CEcjsxmT übuass,
p)Ss° USL Tlcktts ““ be ha 4 10 or from oitherof the abore
»ufrHnc U po £ tlculari! > *?= handbills at the different
*ri P ,°s pointa. Paseesgers from the West will find this the
Sore ? Ne“v?T?rt nr l iK^ Uon ' roat “ “ Philadelphia, Balti.
mere, New York, or Boston. TIIOS. MOOBE
Agent,.Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
lan3o . . „ J - MBSKIME.V,
J U Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBUEGH
RAILROAD.
. IN CONNECTION WITH TUB
onto and Permayivanla Railroad,
rnrrp i. _ . . Y IA ALLIANCE.
I ('h “ J an,J most mßaMb route to Toledo
ltdand, Galana, and St. Louis, la°YIA
This route is cna bundled milna shorter and abont rf<rb*
DIANAPOLIS. IO aii ' :ag0 ' «*» U» circnldn^fS-!
Thr r ee JS wc » n Ktteburgh end Cleveland.
rai ?-’ between Cleveland and Chioago
»d“ Ü b?u£ hi “ B ° "»<*"> I™*
„ . , „ VIA ALLIANCE.
irains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 7UO A-M i*>nn
SSSHSeK&Fp*^
u.S: ins;; srs, '?!?■;'■ tr :!'■'*
ssavif r‘f W"" °‘ ri:S
?•?"«
M.'Sf.vsss'r £S ;
reach Oh,CO OO at < .30 next morning and St. lluisat’Sd”
Tlmegulned by going via Cleveland, eight hours
fjiutz Tr f iDß Cl to Toledo and Chicago leave as
ro.lows. Leave Cl«ve.and at 7.30 and 2 a %i» «« r» *?*
arrive at Chicago at 11.00 P m" 7 no I M and'!■! m m M ‘ :
m iu’o”°fE e^ e ° r “icIS St'S
by th^A.'M?& a ”fn St
da“ 6 ° Yellmg ' lhß W-05, P. M. Train at noon
tAIIK VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
T ° T ° fflta «»--Tsi &B 'o' 60
Cl-Tpknd.. 400 T.* Salle li i«7 ra
ToMo— 000 Rock Inland., lfi 50 IS 60
lMtrott. 600 St. Louis.'., ig 50 {?
Passengers nre requested to procure thVr tickets • l'hia
-SSL J - A - OAPGHE^&
OHIO &BD PEHHSTLVAHXA EAILBOAD,
C OHU BN ¥rx% r mTu?RT‘X, 1864.
jsss&ssrijassjs'i^g^*”
TRAIN, leaves Pittsburgh a* 3 o’clock. P M
aatec the arrival of the Express train from PhlladelDhiß*
“*«!«*» Cn ? t 1 ,l ® eftt UrSO P. M, connecting with the
A & J^S?li3^ < SfoSto i Q ud th !iS^ ln5 * i t
i.,^ Im m U ,‘ >I T' a £ omMl< ’ wUh Cleveland, Monroeville Ban
To I ?1o > ® e,rcilt ”hd Chicago with Bucyrus, Upper
the towns on the Mad River Road
on U; o 3 Md D ™lr on ’ N °™ k ’and town, -
,„ r “ r f “ Cincinnati {7 •to Indianapolis*B; to Dayton *8.50-
to Toledo $8; to Columbus $5,25: to Zanesville*s 1n...
ffl.vel.nd $4. Through ticifoi to CoS'viHe
RETURNING l
TUB B2PBES3 TBAIN leaves Crestline at 1 15 P M
and reaches Pittsburgh at 8.30 ? SI, connecting with the’
from ?“<>
n,fi U CIUGIITvN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
A Will ¥ M BDd 6PM ' “ J N - ***£?*
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 7 A M, and 0 P
M.jand arrives at 1.30 A M, and 4.30, P M.
w* Tho Trains do not run on Sunday
„ **' furthe r InformaUon. apply at the tick, t
J o'm-l nv 0110 ,? n(1 Pennsylvaniaßailroad Company, oi
of"' 1 ° m “ Undßt th ”
GEORGE PARKIN', Ticket Agent,
w Federal street Station,
JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
PITTSBURGH, ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS,
MOST DIRECT AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE.
RAILROAD TO CHICAGO
THENCE BT
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
Ab 41 r ne Route from Chicago to St. Lonia
I RAIN 9. A . T .? CHICAGO DAILY (Sundays excepted)
otnt«lr3S^ P "“ Tr “ in ° f Mi ' hiS “ n *»““» ™»
Ist. ST. LOUIS DAY MAIL. 0-la A M
ai- “ “ NIGHT EXPRESS..;_IO:OS,' P.*M*
nt» . -1°“ ‘ hrou « h to BL Louis in fjnrteen hoars, vies
Bloomington, Springßeld and Alton, mill,out oltanpe o/eo r!
Z' I W%XTX t ? il, ' t at , A !l on ' ritil Une Packet
‘ Cnincy and keoknk, and at St. Louis with
FIRST CLASS STEAMERS FOR NEIV ORLEANS,
Ud poin ts on the Mississippi, and with regular
lines of steamers for Kansas and Council Bluds *
TIME FROM PITTSBURGH TO Si" LOUlfaS HOURS
Baggage checked through to St. Louis, on Michigan Con
tral and southern Trains, and at the depot in Chicago
K/ P. HOLLISTER* Chicago,
RICHARD P. MORGAN,
rt vfr T . h l OU ?,^ T^ ketB t 0 St - b y this route, can be
obtained io Pittsburgh* at Offices of Cleveland and Pitta
burgh and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads. [sop27:om
Spectacles.
T N TIIK MOST valuable triumphs of science and art, the
J_ invention of Spectacles ranks with the highest. Tho
experienced Optician overcomes ihe advances of nature
aud coijwrs upon the aged-sighted the inestimable advan
tage of retaining tho noblest of his senses. Yet great iniurv
is constantly resulting to thousands from ignorance on the
port of venders, or of those who venture to choose for them
seives.
Tilt-re ore many requisites attemlin s the selection of
Olasaea. The purity of finish of tho glaas; Its proper con
vexity; tho best form and adjustment of the frame, so ue
to preserve the parallelism with tho eyo for distant vlslod
or tor near vis.on, to throw tho plane of each glass at right
angles to the axU of vision for each eye; to bring the ex
act centre of each glass precisely opposite the pupil; to
have tho position of the glasses perfect, both horizontally
and vertically, £«., Ac. J
dromlong experience in tilting glosses, united with a
perfect knowledge of the structure of the eye, wo can
premise scientific accuracy, and thus aid much in the Dre-
Forvuiiou of the eye. y
Gold, Silver and Stool Spectacles, carefully selected of tho
b*st qualities, for sale., Also, glosses Ac
. t n '7„ W IH' ,V ’ Pr »=Ucal Optician,
f *' 9 t»7 Marker "fyppt. mroAv of Fourth.
10 VL'iolr.Rle JArucc,., Ll, UuriJ „ lor .'
and Manufacturers.
]j. nw i“portiog a sapcrlor quality
A. of ° IL , C . U<3^ A(; '’ of which % of an ounce with 60
,Vo £ will Prcd««cp a Brandy, ilij
JmiaiV'* 3 Of I\j)CfIKLLE and OTABD'S BRANDY; of
l LALtI BRAND\. HOLLAND Ff’IIIKI)SCIINAPI>S
and SCOTHSU WHISK V, nrt; ncknowl"d s "l b™£„ ££
fork manulacturera by the great demand after them. Di
rcctions for u»*e will invariably be given by
Dll. LKWIS FKUOHTWANGER,
n e t * . _ ilaJden Lane, New York.
i. o~lmporter cf Daguarrcoiype Chemical*. Vlatina,
m^i Ult L' M * n * aßai ‘ , ; Thorn’* EibCopairo, Sulphate Am
— ..J ~'r ilw’2l d. tf
AUSTIS Loomis.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER
OJficty A'o. 02 Fourth abort Wood '
Drafts, Bonds, Mortgage*, and Loan's on colla
i n *S°tiHted. Stocks Sought and sold on com
mission. Land 'Warrants bought and sold.
CoppsrStocLn Kim,lon paW th ° r mrchase and ealo o!
All communications attented to nromntlT.
PEirasYLVANIA INSTTEAHCE COHPAUY
OF PITTSB UK OU,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND SMITIIFIELb KTRPKra
Authorized Capital, $300,000 *
TNSURK BUIIJ)IN'aS nuj other property ogilnst Infs or
i. damagfl byand tho perils of tho B«f and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
DXJUOTC7IS.
S m ws»i*i hll w toa » Hody Patter?OD,
9 UntoC *> Kennedy T. Friend,
I>. M. Long, I, Grier Sj;roal,
A- J. Jones, Gcor 50 U. White.
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
Fumes S. Negiay, W. S. Haven,
Wade Hampton, D. E-Park,
H. R. Coggehall.
Don. WM. F. JOHNSTON, Present
. . „ „ EOD . T 501 *- iSent
A. A. CiSROa, Secretary and Treasurer,
8. S. Careier, Assistant Secretory,
Empty BarreU for Sale.
8W
C.J.
.VV -
KEV. DR.
BEE UIH AT I c Pa EE g
IWVu: Skfc, OmipleU and Speedy Cure of IrfammatcJ,
Chronic, Hereditary and Mercurial Winimalism. mIL
. malU Gout, Lumbayo,Sciatica, and other biteatu olTuSini
(ht Muscular Sysiei a. v
ocen AN ARBAY OP TESTIMONY M Dr. Cotu'i.
‘" 7 Eocsainc Pius hum called forth from all elun n)
jorcr voluntarily offioed In fhvor of any otter Medicine
Toecase3of euro comprehend . . *
EVEUY STAGE OP RHEUMATISM,
Whether accompanied by that , terrible sensibility of tha
muscoi^^Jf 00 ?. 111011 the inflammatory phiiso—by the
£rW ™»Sr E fh. vlctta of
ch ang In g sjm prams w hich m c r| PP le,o rby tha ever-,
of this Protean craptalnt! *“ M ‘- 110 clwiSBCterlrtiCs
wMchrameMp^nfmeaiMs^nritetw'^? o^
trraana Bhenmatism, these of
animul forces, invigorate the ““d cherish the
the allies of Nature in her eS i0 “’Urns act «u
Their medical action is direct and sp“,'S °? t ‘ he ?*“{*•
matana moxibi or radix ot the . .v ll *«*clißa tho
compHcationsofnervca and fibres In whhd, iVi°“ 6tl 0,1 4118
ao/erpels from the blaad priSci ta’^^i? 1 -
and spreads, and Intensifies, while it ttrS p* 3 ®.
denciea of the malady. ' 'freads the fetal tan-
Cnutlon—Bewnre or Connterfcilair
Ba particular, and enquire for Kf.v, BAMHKT mvpno
BIILUMATIO PILLS, and sea ihatihi boaca have on Se
ontataa wrapper, his siguathre, countersign<S bv o ir
BINQ, Oenera! Agent, 192 Broadway, New York, without"
which none are g&xctkb. ’ wiuioue
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER ROZL
. b fl D i‘ Q % H - KKrsER > Pittsburgh; 3. P.
Fl.l-.MINQ. Allegheny Citr. : CreA-L
DR. HENDERSON,
■«S AES'S®..
ntfpTru.w^o ll ?^?i lll ' l3t^BI ®5> ins usfl or calowst- *
OFFICLIO3 ÜbSaIWAY, COIL QBAND ST.-NKW YORK
Cataract Scrofulous, 'i?eSlnu^r^vl;f Irit H'. • &m * nroBi> “till
the diseases of tho eye” hlji ? t ' r f3 yei ’ *™ “““S
perfect satislactlon. 3 - “■ aro treated by Or. 11. with
ArilfiSTyK taifted wUhratX or?'Y Wo Prt 11 ' 1 ! 1 ' 8 -
■tt^saßSffSSSr B^-
fJ. Goodspced, Gleua Fails, N. Y
•Wm. W. Smith, Octroil, Micii. '
Mrs. A. 31. L. Wilson, New York City, N. y
S*-', 11 ™- K - «• Station, Dimhfiaio Hr
‘KdwartQ.Soiger, Bristol, Conn.
•John Beamon, Engineer* N Y
David Little, Engineer, N. Y.
» m. F. B. Giles, office Courier and Enu N v
tJames W. Kirby, Brooklyn, L. L ' *
Jarvis Rodgers, «» <,
|spSEei“ aHcw -
K.-£i^: n fHS?^ i ";^N.Y:
A. DUlenbach, Schvneetad?. n. y
Cnpt. B. 11. Uaviland, Athena, N.‘ Yi
• HaekeW, BJnghempton, N, Y.
tbtae eaaea, by ” ishe » t 0 loM “ th ” *“**
K*'; “f » nU » ‘ttentioa to an office Prictk' ««ri?
-ItoLSlitin? 3 iS ‘ aMt, s r '“Bflned to JWufe fw
brought^?^Sen’“yo S SttfSi^ n n I | offWtlOD ''
flB&of tbs hm« n!
pj^s^aaaSSSSS-
rjIHK AdmtaLs"™* JAM* STOCK'S TPnWr
1 FUQE has ahvays b Mn lull '
VhhtT , dellra J e inrant coonot bo ioj ureJ by ita £2?
Hosts. D. a. Fahnotock /a" 3 ’ N ' *’ ,aae21 >»»•'
, GtSTißMes:—l ImTo used two botUc3 of u A p-t,r.. a
tocks Vermifuge, Which I purchased from
nad tho desired effect la brtnrfnc awav a i * *J
» B - *• «?™« * C&r
jauioxUw
DR,nHOOFLAND»S
CELEBBATED -
GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY *
DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.,
_• WILL, a PECtUAUT CCEE - '
COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICP.
IKuam. of the KidnSt. and
aU diseases arising from a disordered Livtr or St&nach,
Such
as Constipa
tion, Inward Piles,
Fulness, or Blood to the
Head, Acidity of theStomacb.
Nauses;Heartburn,Di£gujrtforFo©d.
Or o y e i? ht In tha StomacbTsour
_ f : ®™ c 2 tions » ? T Flattering at the Fit
the Stomach, Swimming of tho Head Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Flattering utthe Heart* Chwk.
ing orSuffocatiog Sensation when In lying Posture. Dimneu
of^f’ on > Dots.of Webs before tho Sight, Ferer and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Pe^pSiT
lellowneM of the Shin and Eyes, Faloin the
Chest » L hnba, Ao, Sudden
Flushes of Heat Burning in tho *
Flesh, Constant Imagin
ings of Eyil, and great
Depression of
Spirits.
?°£ reSmlSSf ““ e ' Jl ‘ pt ‘ lU '’ a *<> Steves for whl£
W is no net and entiled article, bat ono that has stooi
the test of a ton years’ trial before the AmwirahUmb?
and Its repulatioa and rale isunrivalied
parations extant The testimony in its fiver eiveSb? '
most promlnentand trail known Physicians eSdtadUidu!
vhseinffl? 018 “?, ntry fa lmmense, lieferring any
who may doubt, to my “Memorabilla”or Practical ItSxipt
Book, for Farmers and Families, 10 be had gratis, of all the
Agents for the Herman Bitters. uau gratis, or au Uta
dcfphia'pa OOC ° “° 4 Manuracfcr y. 120 Arch street, Phlla-
At/- Sold by Dr. Qm. H. Koyaor, 140 Wood atrant* "R *
Fohnestock A Co, So. 8 Wood street; Fleming Brothers!
e ' SwMU ' LBil - P -fJ=mta s fAßeghm r :
S i ’.? 1 . n }® r ’“ C «l»l>rami KnlMir..n a...
I*^i 11 Ni;.NT f ar flavoring Soups, Gravies.
.xv 1 ?/ 1 ’ s p°* tl S?“ e ’ 4o ' , ' fo Ej?lw oil gooi houMwlrS
K.'fy If- ,f n ™ i? “ntaper bottle,at allGrocoryanifruit
Stor**a in the United States and Canada*
For sale by JFOLUBO anil Q. 11. KEYS FIR, Pittsburgh.
P. T WRIGHT:* CO.,
241 Market street, Philadelphia.
jan!9;d£wly is
i i. Johnston t». t. jookston uktnn
J. Carriole Factorv.
\ri N w IiKOTUK R & Co., PRACTICAL COACH
.u Att_fc.Ro, corner of Rebecca and Belmoalstreeta. Aliw.
gneoy city, Pa., have on hand and are manufactnrinjz an
extensive assortment of Carriages, Rockaways, Bucglaa,
UaggajJ« Oors,ac., made in all tbulr various styles, with
Htr_C regard to durability and beauty of finish, usinginaU
their work the best Jnqiata iron and eastern hickory. Re*'
paira attended to on the must reasonable terms. Thay feel
confident that all who may favor them with their patron
age, will be perfectly satisfied on trial j{ their wort!
,^ h 0 fttsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pass every flf.
teen minutesduriog the day. v octSxy
' W otloe. 1 " •
ALL PERSONS having Books *r Certificates of Depoali
against the undersigned, are requested to present tie
same at oar office, for settlement.
m.bursh, January 24th. ISSsJS 4 SABOBST -
iCcard.
OWINO to a steady drain upm oor fondj and an, aeon
mutation ot outsida pressure, together with tha ex
rreme difficulty of realising our sUudtlef era haro bS
compelled to suspend our business. WB * TO Do * a
as lUarga
kblmeb 4
r | UIK PARTNBItSU IP heretofore csisiing under theattTS
1 of “KltAMKlt, WOltii .» YOUNG" ® hlladelnhi.? I
this day dissolved ; Samuel Work, Ueorge Young
a Couch, purchasing the interest of Kramer * Rahm In
said firm, ihe will be continued be «wrißir
YOUNG & M’COCCH ” UeU D * WORK,
J anuary 22,1855.
. •’S'D'ipositom in crnr offlce, pl ca «a call and recall
.htir bills and nolca left «Uh ns for twllarUoa. """*
Jaa - a KRAJIBB & RAHM.
Wm. ntPbv. Jr '
W OIIOCBBS, and Dealora’in Prodnco, For-
“ r>rlc “-
wort we ore ’"'m" r “ Cti , ltl “‘ in manulilCtUrlnglny OWB
U \ DS A tlelut 10 p« lower than
c-i 03 ’ 0r ,.5 s “* h "»- All work ta warranted.
Surer.—l t also manufacture Spoons of til*
Britisli sterling quality. s r .
Watches and Watch repairing coniinned, with erery &•
ciiuy ami renewed determination to give entire satisfaction
to customers, both as to price and the superior qnatitv of
*0 work. W. W. WILSON,
Matchmaker and Jeweller.
noTld corner of Market add Fourth strwb*
piTjabtfEGa coach"factory "
“■““ u " r %”owK;-;
SUCCKS3OHS TO B. OLMOEUW, K 0.40 ' ' ;
Diamond alloy, near Wool fitreo: u.c . - am- car W .
Imrgh—COACUK3, 11l lflflrPlV
WMS, BUQQIJB3,
lanry rebiclea built tb order and f r fi; 1 "" 11
surpassed for beauty of dew wr ' a manner an
“£*»«« h * ‘ km 0
All work warranted
Person. ThVb!Stts £“^ U! i”^ n “y »«.£• U- An I
ie;ii, 186-1, will bo conducted d “ te > NoT ‘ mber
J. O. Anderson A Son 161 under the name and atjle of
bovIT
s<r* lu/cf 1 1 hu ftdorf.v J ~y 'p 1 *- ■«> ecwa ior.Mrlf
for diatribaUon h &t “iha Srrf®..!? 1 , 111 *!® is ”*^
Fifth B trwt- Hm»i nd WirthoMO*
Wans I JAMBS WABWIOPr^
i nvVnt.o, la tUtforciicpvti
y ' CaU Ia time on TnOMAB WOODaT
TfrfosMkHfMfc
/• ' " :^v>' V ;.. [ »*.- i 6:;.->'.. dvv;:,a-%V".
J- a AKPEBBOM,