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THE CITY POST.
MONDAY MORNING;
• Election of Delegates to Democratic
County Convehon. —The primary oUxtious of
the* Democratic party, to select delegates to the
County Convention, "which meets on Wednesday
next, was held on Saturday in the d.frVrcnt dis
trict of the county. The following are the
nainen pf the delegates elected s> far as heard
from : . -
;Eirst Ward .—John H. Bailey and William
Bennett.
Second Ward.— R. Biddle Roberts and 8. W.
Black. : .
Third TTarcf.—John C. Dahn and John S.
Kennedy.
'Sixth Ward, —Henry Rea and B. Irwin.
Seventh Ward.—W. W. Irwin and John N.
M’Clowry. . .
Eighth Ward. —William' Alexander nud Dan’l
Seitz. • ,
_ T ALLEGHENY.
ft aref.—James W. Boyd and William
Mel by. :
Ward. —Tkomos Farley and Geo. Glest.
Eourih IFurd*—Abraham Hays aud D. Neely.
jAegument poe a New Trial.— The motion to
gwint a new trial in the case of J, W. and J.
•*Bfad4ey, Win. Graham and Thomas Stewart,
convicted of malicious mischief, was argued on
Saturday morning before Judge M’Cfore, by
Col Wilson M’Can'ilefcd and Mr. Frew, the pri
soners* counsel. The grouuds upon'which the
now trial is asked, are that the Oonrt indicated
too strongly its opinion of the evidence, and
that the verdiot, iu a measure, was given under
constraint. The counsel said that after the case
had gone to the jury, they came down from their
room unable to agree. The Court had sent
them back with the assertion that the case was
as‘“apparent, transparent and clear” as could
be, ttad that they must agree. Under this posi
tive order the jury, that they might get to their
homes, had rendered a verdict of guilty. The
gentlemen argued that the Court had exceeded
its privileges in giving such an opinion, and
fhgitAhc defendants were entitled to a new trial
off those grounds. The argumeut was quite
lengthy, and at its close Judge M’Clnre said he
WOuld-Tchder his decision ia a few days.
District Court.— Before lion. IT. W. Wil
liams :
Elija Lightner, administrator *of George M.
Lightner, deceased vs. Jane Mageo ; T. B. Ham
ilton and Alden for plaintiff; J. 'Mellon for de
fendant. Action to reoaver compensation for
services rendered by plaintiff as a hat finisher,
in the establishment cf Mr. Lightner. Defen
dant showed that the services had been paid ,lu
ring tho lifetime Yf Mr. Ligiitner, and tho plain
riff took a non ruit.
Joseph Maik&nd Elizabeth Alsrk ve, Ignaty
Killmjcr; Uznbs'sctter fur plaiot.l7; J. Mellou
fordefence. Action fer slander. Verdict of Cȣ
cents for plaintiffs.
la the case of McKee vs. Taggart a motion
■was made for a new trial by Air. Watson. A
motion for a new tml was also made iu the case
cf Johnston vs. Johnson.
Ia the case of Wil'och vs. Forsyth, a verdict
was rendered for plaintiff for $7B.
Da. Green's Treatment of vSohs a-\d Weak
Etes.—-Many of our renders will be pleased to
learn that the above named gentleman ba3 ;»p
pointed an ngent in this city for the solo of
“ Colls Patent Eye Cups.” which were used by
him with such success in bis recent visit and
etfiy at the City Hotel in this place. We are
not able to say anything from personal expe
rience in regard to them, but judging from the
Dr.’s certificates, would suppose them tcry val
uable in diseases of the eye and impaired vi
ek>n. Dr. Keyset*, ldO Wood street, is the
agent.
DKSTttonxo a Coat. Coat.— C#pwts were ir
sned, on Saturday, by Pro»hono«*ry C itnpbell.
for the arreet of three boatmen named Holey.
Smith and Faviab, who arc charged by Michael
Dshle with winking a metal boat, belonging to
him, containing 75 or 80 tons of metal. The
boat is alleged to have been punk in the Alleghe
ny river, near Kittannlng. It was stove in bv n
a raH on which the defendants were employed
The loss of boat aud uv-in! cstinvited at over
$2,000; which sum is bail required.
Charter Gra>'tei>.—We are el.vJ to Know
that Prof. Millar Si Bro. have at last received a
Charter, for the Iron City Commercial C-llegc.
atvact ot incorporation being granted oo fcUtur
day, by the Court of Common Pleas. This*
turicn 5s *tow catchPshrd on n firm hafoe, and
trill doubtless now flonrish better than ever.
Nets - Tore r.\rrns.—The Tinu-:«, .
TiGtf Herald will be servoi to p.'nplo it, this city
in advance of lb- sirr:!, nt l r > cents r.-r vri-:l:. if
their n&mro are Kft with B. Shannon, Fifth
Ktrect, below th<* p"<t c-tn-e. TV.p Phi'a h Iphin
Ledger on the morning af:er publication at 1-
cents per weeU.
Cottlpock Af Lrni: Fn.LfMNri —To-night. ?>lr.
C. W. Ti-iii npr-car -.s Luke r.fi.iiug, it>
the “ Willow Cop?? ” N3*hr in ir.tl poing person
Bhoald midd an opportunity to Set* isue:: n man
terlj dclioo-iTj.nn of' r, character. Xht
afterpiece ia the “ Eton l)~>j ”
Last Conckut of tiin l'r.\ k Swan*. A*j vri l ;
l»e eceu by Nii>» Greenfi-iU give->
a Inst concert k» -sight. Oi SniunJiy ni.?iit t-L.-
ves greeted by n full at; I noet enthusiastic
house. We hive before gWc-u our opiLtou cu
her merits.
Action* against a Lift Tnsu.oa nck Company.—
"Mrs. Margaret Myerw, widow of t h c* late Dr .1
J. Myers, boa instituted wait against tbc Key
otone Mutual Life Insurance Company to rrcove~
an insurance of $2OOO. which bad be»-n effected
ia that Company by her bujland on his life.
.Laecehy.—A warrant tvaa issued on Satur
flay, by Alderman Wilson, for the arrest rf J is
per Bomeremitz, charged, on coropl lint of J.tcol
Webber, with stealing a quantity of clothing.
.Data hnd Clips.
rob We would hivjt* th- attcn'ion of on- r.n
/ H the public to a rph'ii'lM H A T' nr.-
which *e *r« u*»w o } ifuiui: *or lb*- Su’otio
trade,'which, for beauty < f p'y!*«, fxef»-<.l« uuy'hing
offered In tin* cUv, or wt-st (if .bo Mountains. C,tll su \ rr.
amino for yourseiva*'. J. WILSON A SON,
ap7 PI Wrrd Ftr»'**t, Pittsburgh.
AriTßfiON Luring a Capital of T**r*:t* or Four Th-'Umr
Dollars to invest in a M«mifi<Mur'riz biis;»'"~\
bear of un opportunity wh*-n» he nm k.put. m • >;.m \ i
a fjjcrt tin*r». The b*st rcfcrtircs givn. For par'in
l«r? apply hi THIS OmCS
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“Rfl U?l£ furnished by I'U AN ?t CAROO f.-r V.y tt-- P>
iti r:ul«*«, Ac .on (be pL'Ticf:. uo*i.-e mc.l h* ' f -v t
lie may to nn. 110 tn.-<y !*♦* f.<rnd at It. .M. t>.
pn’a Dfigut*rr**4i» I!oom«. 7'- Fourth sir»*»*t mbit*
SenENO Xs' PULMONIC SYPI'P.—Th- nm-t reltd-mf
. mMiteinn new io for curing roughs. c 1 N ami «x»:
sumptio l . Tbcis« FUfTiojoj: with 'lbik.o.' •} ,> Jut :
fhou'd itlv« It a trial. Six dr;;, ittvivid !y
aps ___ . -M.h ri.FMIN.;
A HOUSE AnD LOT FUJI tj 45 o.—For sai«, »im
Frnmo Dvrutling House, with Rural Lot, puled fenc
fruit tree.*, io., pleisAntly aitnated on Ml. Wafrbingtot
wilbin twenty minutes walk of the city. A bargain ca
be had in thn above, ttnd easy terms of payment.
npO iJ. CUTHUhItT A SON, 1 Ur Third st.
ilk BONNETS.—A. a. MASON A CO. Will eshlbh. r.
Tuesdav. April 2d. more Rilk rmd Fntin Bimpt-t*. 1
u!l crlors, of th*-ir ovn and llsrtcrn mni.uhn ture. i
TA Vltl-MMINGS.—A large aheortnj«*ijt cl hress hnd Jin:
I Lilia. Tihomlucs, of everv htvb*, rpening bv
y pu a. A. Mason a c>,*r» Fifth rt.
1“ TiMBLtuILLKIr S —A- A. MAS'.»N A O'* «r»* op»nJm- ur
other choice |nt of One Krabroiilerb**, m-u:
rjdamlid styles of K/encb M'fcd. CoII r*. Rb-eve-*. Cb-n'
T.eit i ’P. Cuffs, IldF.fs., Flo*iDctng«, Edgirg. J , Inserting 1 *. I»
ilobes, Caps nnd WalKts. Ac
|lB \ A COCO A NUTc received ; tor f«U' bv
IUUU BKVMEK A ANDIiKSON,
Opll N->. hV M’ood Flreet
TO ITIE PUBLIC.—JOHN C. PAKItY, surer?sor to I*.= rr
fcott & Co., has removeri hw’Warehcur-.* next tl
I'otStldiy on BECOND street, udjnlniug Oas Works, wher--
nn now prrpnrt*d to sell evervthinrr in tli** f 'H«ting
greatly retlocn i prices. jap2:lmi dOUN C. Pil’.lli.
PAPi/kf, STATIONKY, Ac.— m
btavy Ptiporp, for dry (r<-fvi:»,<lru;|«*, f-br*
confectionary, Ac., S c.
Manilla Papers, of nil sizes;
BooV Binders’ Papers, a?ft.rt««d colors;
Tissue Paper, for confoctfomr*;
Koto. Letter and Fbrtlscap pHjv'rs, French :w.
"ugUßli, for family* school, cfliru and couuting liou
T.labkW Mtluornndum Book?, of »11 i!ot :
■ttaSUR, Peps, Ink, Copying Ink im<l Books, Wa.<-rs, 1-
Por ßl rri««,^J 0 h ”^ n s I6 DAVI”oN!’'
splo cs Marki-t slrecl, n„or Fourth
*S7IBU—IO barrob No. 1 large Mackerel,
JS; 160 do No. 3dn do
150 do No. 2 med’m do
go do I‘icSilet and Pry Suit Hiring;
140 half barrels Trout. IlcrM and for f-ab •
. itplO «
RUtIUA&D— 200 loots of tlie ®aminotii Rrows ve-
Urpe. for fhl** by laplO] JAMI'S WAKDKOI.
TAriLLOW SKl'S—sol*o cuttinirs choicest thtH-P-* . i
by t"P 10 I_ _ -IAMKS WARPK>>» .
"OOTAbH —id cssks, pure, for tab* by
r np9 HKNRY H COLLINj 5
MUSIC. —FT.A.NK <IA MJO pnppiU-s Mafic tor I'ftiti*-,
Parade*, ic., on th» thorbrst notin’, and can • •
pended on. lie may be f. uni at R.,M. CARGO'S Ibim- r
roan Roonjp, No. 76 fourth street.
EICK —60 tiercea of prim* new Hie,, in joorp anti for
by lapO] ENGLISH k BIOHAKDSnS.
cr\ CASKS BACON SHOULDERS
10 “ 8. C. Haim*;
10 “ S. C. Dried Be f; in store nn l for pale bj"
np9 _ * KICIIAIIDSOV
S' YAUP—SO bol*. Sjrup
*p9
f\Q¥ FKB-100 bugs hio Cofl-In
V; a p9 bNOMSH A UIOHAItpspN
-\/r ACKEIUSk— IOOO P»cki;g«s ol' No.-. 1 H »«; i
JJIX ioraaleby l.&pOj ENGLISH & RICHARDSON,
MEM
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APRIL 16,
PITTSBURGH.
A Partner W anted
He moved
in “tor« un-l fur khl« by
BNOUBiI A RlCti ARDSOX
.Vilv.'H-;
*»*''
! COMMRC^I^JE>OsT.
i PITTSBBEGII DOAED Of TRADE! AND
| merchants’EicnASGß.
JPrrsigmt— JOtlK
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S^W'b.
lYtamrtr—Jous D. SotUY
kui*rtnlaula,l-S.- t. NoanuM, Jn.
V p'“ w ndr Jri,! ' a/in ’‘ for April.— Wiai.iM 11. Fjniii,
L li.Vv-TJtTH. 1Nin^HT -■ B -F.Jo.YJB, lICSJIMI3 BiKinrELL, J. S.
DAILY EEVLEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET,
Orncso? ihs Dmr Moßinsa Post, 1
Monday, April 16,1865. j
Tliero wog a fair amount of burin'em done on Saturday
but quotations for the leading articles are without marked
change The scarcity in tho receipt ot Flour anil Omin
continue. o . A good deal of lumber la begin* ing io come
domn the Allegheny, but we have heard of uo sales os yet.
TEIEQEAPH 2TAEKET3
Xnv Yor.s. April 14.—Cotton firm: p>U<h of 2000 ba’es
F our s'.ifTVr, bat lichen sales 4COO bble good’
1 Him.; Southern firm; with*.* 1700 I.bls at fUkano.Ofi Wheat
firm. Corn dull: s-Uim of 14 o.io i>u-« Southern mixed i>t
SI.CT l'-*rk n trifle higher: sales old mess at $lO, nnd new
at $l7 7f-((t17,57 f:rm. I, rd firm. Wlii«ky: Ohio ii
firm. I3u:ti*r: Ohi i I'.'tVoiT. Ororerips firm. Btock° firmc**
Money sira ly; New York C-qtr»l 94; Erie 1U U. t>\Y\ Head
ing Sa 1 Cl«ro!iuul and Toledo 7i}>£.
Pjm.'i'ELrniA. April 14—Firm*: The upward tendency
eonlio jex. and b'-iders hive :uain puec«**iied in realizing a
further »«dvuu i ' , ‘of 2:>c; sales oocbbls mire t and fair brands
at $U> 7->, unsl some selert brands for home consumption at
$ll, and _»‘xtra l fiO. Ity« Fiour scarce: sales 600
bids Ht Which is Ml Juimnci. Corn Med firm; further
saleaof io<) t bl- rmiusyltnuia hnve b*en made at $4 G‘ )l f
Khyat in d m-md for milling ats2,Go y. bnshel lor red, aod
?Y,fO for white; but thero ft siotfl * sample on
bhang-. Eye scarre, and wanted at <i 4J- ho ders ask
™ c, £ , M,<r,<rL r,eßrl y ,mr ** ct audit i• in demand nt
$1 0.., but bci'jvrs usk 4f<J*;> etc morcr sales loot) bus yellow,
afloat, on srlrateleinn sepree Or?.rerte* ai d Ihr*.
Tisions: Me-.o actir ly. and prices !..ukiu' up. Wlii-ky is
steady; small sales in bbls at Gd. and iu bhj* :i t as.
CiNa.vNATt, April 14 — The rirer is *-tnUonarv. Weather
cloudy endpultry: POferal henry showers this afternoon.
r - , - T “® 10 Comi;.@So. llurlcy
Outuso(Su2 Kjesl.‘Js. Prori-ionfiflmi with
u-tml demand; sails COO hhds Hawn sides at f, r rlb
l.cd, and 9 for clear iudedi: (r i wimp*. and lSOhlidammir
cured hums lit 11. FaWdWMdaMw I'crt at SIS. Laid:
keg held at aDd in bM V>\ k WLwky 30
AUCTION SALES.
AucUon-Daiiy Sates,
AT the Cornrrercin! Pal,.. Romas, corner of Weed and
Fifth streets,at 10 oYlorl;, A. a .r.nernl nssurtment
oi seMonaWa stenle and Fancy Dry aoods.Uothinf, Boots
and Shoe?,Huts,Csps, A~
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.
ainceri.s.Qn.ensrr„rr, fll,ra»are. Tut.:.. Cutlerv. LooWn*
O as.es. Kevanil Beccnd Hand Household un.l Kitchen Fur
jDlture, «.c.,
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M ,
Books, Stationery I’r.nry Arttcdes. Muaieal Instraiucta,
llnrtlwart and Cnthry. Clotldcg, Variffy 00,.j*, g< 1 I »n.'
SilverWHtrhe-, Ac. P. M. i)AYIA L Amumn r
P. H. I)AVI3, Auctioneor. ‘
AS.*7OVK£*S SALE OK C.WAL BOATS-On SATUR
DAY ino:oitg, April 2S;b. at l; o .-Wk. m th- Chohl
I'.ftsm, ri.t°burgh, between mu! P.tun ntrbrt° wj|’
tM*old the* Section Csnal J. S. List, with her tackle,
Ac. Alko, Uim Snillon Boats Kntsas, Nebraska,
dane. and rairmout, with tbeir la«-Ll.-, Ac, a» theynow
Hejjt " amru Arm itroeg county, l’e.
J.riijc-Fonr mt nth* credit endorsed paper.
P. M. I»AVIg. Aur'ino^er.
SAUK «)V FfFTEKN BUIUM O I.Ors IN'
1 THE SIXTH WAltn.—«» n Fit! I)AY. Apr I 27ih, rcG
o clock, on the ■ujJi be by rrh-r '.-f tb« Or*
phsu's Court of A:Ug)>.*ny Comity. g**an:vd Mnrrh "Ibi,
to .Mill Herron. Tn:*-:.-.> of Robert I’ort**r. K-i . hfr*-.*n
ralu.iM / buihltus .« t«-. us \, y (h -, j; Wra _
Porter, in lii-J firrt plun < f lots in theSiiih *\nd Seventh
'r.vnUof Pt'.tsLtir-’h. t«-'>n of «hirh Jot.-, m uj*, .Vn<, 31.
■b.'. 4!, 42. <3, 44 and 43. Lar* l *-n-b a I'n.nt of -J) *,,>t ( . n
C**niro Avenue*. ati*l ••x;«*rd Stuck hwartpy n'rut &'i
f**ct to Clark ftre-t. n*>.| t> «» r*nviining richf to wli.
Nos. 4O. f>o, M. 4 and 3.‘i. h.tT<* rurh s f-c*nt of
-I f*ot on Clark ►!!•<•<■', ntjii br.ck «cultwanifv the
v hoie distnud* to lU>*<> strot*'. «70 feet » id**.
'ilie aiwjre oiler: cr«*»i iu lu<*em*-n»ii to th'» e «* dextrous of
parch a -li.'j; property near the t t nr*. rf tb ♦ * 't \.
THE KUEiT KEMt IKV
rOPU Ii A It Ft E M K D Y
DR. JOHN HULL'S
BA ESA P A EIL LA.
im-ficdae, p h.-n need cr-r-ordltii to directions, till
X cure, without fail:
or i!.
Car.tvris Id options
ofth^tki'.,
Tt!iar.ra,C4r«M::.-p;»rt Bye*,
Tlinir-.t orin orTeUeraSrahl Dead,
I\h-umi.tiPTn, rains m v.h Bn.-« t
•Trdn■», 1 H'J Sor •» and L leers Nd.tr,. -.f
the<Bund < *vph:lis,l'y<p. ; ji:..rn!I Kin um ,
!>’• •'"»*«’' Kid treys, PiseuM*.- 4 n-inj; from :>.«
XI-.- of M-r-tirr. App-tit,.. Puin in th- >lle
andfh s.ij'-v- :;i P,-hi! d '-.l.utnbac'-'.Cou^lis.C*-dJp,J
Pi , J;m r: j»•' , (/. .j: .. Hpim-hit »■., Wnikuc.* ,>i th#
C.f*,-, f»rt* i hro.it, i‘u !tn omry A flectk'ns uni all ot her
Pi,'C.-i -.'s . "Tj 1 it, - ' oi-r.-.1 rj- •(’ r.-rnupU.-n.Ltv.-r Com
piuir.ts. Fr'iinlo ! -r. -■>ianrll-.- and Coinf iH’ut.s
4w*w SuirttP, Ss.d: j, .-J :-..rro,i, Ik-ndix-bo, g
N'-bi ' :- ' 1 v-.l.iposurc-oi I;upru<k*DC'r
t :i id:. , (*..roid- C> -n-tii utiot-iv! Pis.
OH"J*s, and «s m Spring and Sum -
n:tr L>nok, n General Tonic
i. r the >y...t02«. n Cr*uth»
i.tj l n**p.;snr pr.r,:i-
Tritnrc
to !;]»«■ Lick
ott>? v\)ucn-‘' W&l. r. .w S-iuliiz Po«<W*,S ’
It ts « r*»cmrkat.i«- <ti;it i.'tj- f u,.. h*i*: of *>rui
n.‘tit ph> * nan* h«-Imr** <• • .»• <t lbo r»-r'p.> by whirl)
Beit i'f >.»r''«;-.r !•• •• 1 :n<t nnr b»« v'wiu'rniti •<{ IL
b-.-.t fiU « dti i’. :-n-l •- i-oui.M! jit t»j«- hU-hr-t t-i ms
Vi-.mv j.ii ' • i in t be
I b:". il if ’i \ ib- •| : f >n <.f !*nr*--*|-sri!!« tbtit
l.j-rTrr l»-.rn piare.l f .uMi- .Mibmt .h Ilu-f I.re
la-my j-bv-j. :-n-- v. ;l M-hu-ipm-.- t- L * vh-j; 1 1.*. [ T
V ‘i:- r--, »n>\,.,v i , | ; ,,. v .. ;rl b-ul^j
. r ~!«-i:b t n.nn.; ; t-.-v ni ,y «. M f | t j 0 -hr
l th*-rv are mU,---, «•{,,. r r - lt . I•. \irM
mjifiort in la vf t ”1 »i r. !:,>■•.■ n i- r ,,nab e
of i-f-i .11 ti a:: 1 : !, 1 .uity A* AD
evi-Irti'** . the £*•«!• M'f't; tr> niuel mi-J resj‘<-eiijl>lr jibvsi
ci.iii.rUuia[D f ;i t : •_i.e. <>mn: isnjtj in » inch the) ijte
H'ii~ Tfi?litiio»iT in*' j. luwijifj rmlt-rs j iijvrrUouF nil
cniniaf'ni.-ou (Ij> rlh'M";. i 1 I»ul i r .Satr.fl| ni ilia. From Dr.
U l* Vaoil- 11, r»ofc*-K.r of Cbcnr iry m the IrtMnr-ti 1 ;
tVi;. :
I luivi* look'd ->Ti'r t ii«• 1 i-*. . : ;riii*iit*ffunj;osdi2C John
Hull f Contjn”H.'J i- x: «i'i -•! ti, imd b.ivc jk> bt?J
it.;i li ti i n '■i jm,: Ll.ru i l .> y »j> »1«« c= uipound, and o«v
tb:il vi i-1i ju chioujc tn which It ivi-pil-
L. i\ V.iM»KLi,M. D.
Jotii" 6, IMS
Vi L.it l*r. l*vi*~s ; l»y>kJuo by appointment to the Lottid
rii> Murine says of ItuMV
I hare ex’mimfi the prescription lor the pie|Ki ration ol
J oli u Uu 1 s Sit rKfapuri i i». nut) 1 lnd>v*t» cum Li nation to
be an excellent one, and well oa! ciliated to produce an alter
ative Impression on Uiciystem. i lime used iUx tli iu pule
lie and privuto practice, and think it the ■ *•<[ arti-le of Sar
saparilla now In tn-o. M. PYLES, M.D..
Resident Physician LouLsriil- Marine Hospital.
LouisriUe, y liu, ASH'.
We hart* need John Kul’.\- a-irsapuriiln, and have known
it to be used, with entire -atisfnetiun; ami we have no bes
itntiOL in slating our bejict, that it in a wife and valuable
medical compound, and calculated to produce much gr/ul
aa i relieve much suffering; and therefore would cheerfully
and in »t onroenlly rc"..-ui incud it to the afflicted.
(Signed) f;. W. SEHON,
E. 6TEYENSON.
We earnestly SutUh all p-r-\n* *5,0 are suffering with
any of u the ills that il.oL is heir to," to call ou iJr. John
End's agent, anti get a c-ipy <T li u !,’• rami I y journal
nr.Atti; and for the sake- of liumatiiiv.v.e hope t hat h alugie
individual will not be foutul t<> .rive hull a Sarsa
parilla a trial, after r-ading, an.l rv.ollectirnr. at the same
lime, that it i-• impu.-rdbli* for the D -ctor to publt* ht he tenth
p«rtof l h** mini tier ol certificates ot astnnniintr curve per
formed by his Sarsaparilla. The amount of te-djtuony veil
untjuily showered c>n I)r Dull'.-- from a»-!i
known Hnd distinguished Individuals. K»th in public und
private life, has been perfectly oT«rw helming
ALSO, BULL’S KINO OF PAIN
JMp-Dr. John Bull’s Principal Office, wesi side Fifth Ft.,
first door below Main. Louisville. Kv.
The above popular medicines are sold In Pittsburgh by
0. H. KKYSKR, Druugist. 140 Wood street,
FLEMING BROS., Drugalst, do
I)r. 11. SMYSBIt, corner Mnrket end Third street*.
Also, in Birmingham by JOHN Q. SMITH, Birmingham,
Drug Store, near Carson street. In AMegheny city, t.y J. p.
FLEMING, Federal street. (.my3:ltd*lyvr
To Farmers and Dairymen.
17RANCIS0*S PATENTED ATMOSPHERIC BUTTER
' CHURNS.—
The Churn patented by S. P. Francisco, has surpassed
tin* most sanguine expect a li< n.-of those who have witnessed
i's operations. It will churn cream or milk, in a proper
stale, in mi exceedingly short space of lime, (trom twolo
Jive minute-.) and extract !'r< m it a larger <{Unnlity of but*
tc-r, and ft better quality, than any other churn in use. It
i-> im.structc'l upon purely s-denliGc principles, and from
the peculiar form of the da.-h. diffuses t lirouyh the emire
mass of milk, thereby euuidug tliehutter to collect In a very
.-ljoit lime. This churn is very simple und not likely* to
get out ol order; is of oonvanient size, easy action and
nbumhiui strength, being decidedly superior to all others.
The J-u ib'ios in tal e out the butter, to scald and clean the
churn, are nut to be surpassed by nnv. In offering this
VAI.LAP.LK LABOR FAYING MACHINE
t«> the public, ‘.ln's* pnedall.)-invited lo an ex
amination oi it.- merit p rrnl us ility orer every thing of the
kind jet invented. We uru uovv manufacturing thi« staple
urtifHi in I'rt>t*'jrgh. Parmer*, I'airymcn and others
would do veil tnenii and examine for themselves before
purchasing elfcvhere, of this churn is considered the host
ever offered. A liberul discount mside to wholesale buyi-re,
c. suibkkt * ca,
No. 9 Irwin Fired, Pittshurgh.
ronrlTrw lrCld
Sundries—
-3l .1 jaf«ij Tow and Cotton Bags;
30 b.iies White Pipes;
*0 do Pipe Heads;
-i) do Pearl Starch;
]'.») do SxlO, 10x12 “Window Glass ,
2') er'iss qt. nud pt*Flaskfl ;
U*rt Uar Lead;
15 boxes Extract Coffeo;
-j d > No. 1 Pealed Herring ;
3 esucs SarSinej.;
100 dozen Corn Broom*;
30 do Cincinnati WaaLbo-rdp;
-0 box**.* U«H*t A Oaks’ No. 1 Chocolate .
Iron, Nails, Cotton .Yarns, Carpet Chain ,
But ing Wrapping, Twine, B-*d Cords, Broom Twine;
Wraf-ping, Writing acd Letter Paper*;
■\Vh"e and Red laud. Dye-Slutls, Blacking, Ink ;
Tubs, Buckets, Dairy Pair, (in bags.) Ac., Ac.. Ac.
Io store and lor sale by MILLER A KICK KTSOX,
mh27 2/0. trr> Liberty at.
IN ANY VS LATHER.—GAKG/S Mammoth North aul
South Lights enable him U> prolan.* PICTURES ,f
Adult* iu the darkest weather H ,o
MANTILLAS -A. A. MASON a L'O. will , „ Mon
day, April 9th, sa me .‘plrndid u*‘Wßt)k-s of Mantilla.-*,
to which they invite the ntfentfon of the Ladies, nj,>j
ISOTAT KS—bbls received and to-->mle tiy
9 ap 3 JAi McLaughlin.
/XREKnXPPLES —"5 bble Grefcn Apples far prlp by
(jr up 2 JAS Mclaugiu.is.
ATS —500 bafhels for tale hf'
apT • JA3. McLAUGHLIN
S COKK - 5W »u^-fe^ MrttAconu[( .
K.' ap* , ~
b-te- **•*s& j&Mmmvi.
/~\ LYChTtINE CREAM.—An excellent nriirlefor chopped
*■«• A fr^hlotJatt ; T, T^oEHXMlKG.'
B«O9M8-«0 »«-Coru «rP SIn^r^:tOUIIIB>
J )fl N IlKl:k<‘N. T;ikp
P. M. lUYIS. Aurfr.
Ti-> J I M UN Y
LoujyvllJe, March ‘JO, 1540.
i !<■<+¥■}>
r *» v - •» • •'
vV, v ~ »\*C -
$3» *’ *>,■«
Tii£ Pa% £n.—Last evening at dusk, there were 7 feet
* nter in the channel, and rfeing-tbe coming from the
Allegheny river. geveralraftaofluniberoud a good supply
of pigm-tal arrived'yesterday. 'The raftsmen-reporHSrge
•quantities or mow at the head waters of the Allegheny.
The steamer “Diurnal ” is the regularpaekeffor Wheel
ing this.morning; she leaves at 10 o'clock, A. 51.
The fine steamer “Fairy Queen” leaves f>r Louisville tr.
day; *be has a fine load of freight, and we would liko to
see her crowded with passengers.
Tue flearner “ Wm Baird ” left on Saturday for St. Louis
wdh a full load of both freight and passenger?, and a large
Amount of stack, besides a large quantity of government
wagons and stores.
steamer “ Keystone State ” is the regular packet for
Cincinnati this morning; she leaves at 30 o’clock, A, M.
Cnpi- Jacob TUriett and his gentlemanly clerk, Mr. Joseph
Eichbuum, will be found attentive to the wants of all who
travel wi!h thorn.
Tnr. steamer “Twin City.”Cnpt. Doan, leaves to-day far
:h " niseis river direct; she offrrs a fine opportunity to
those traveling West to take a through passage; she Is a
good boat, and her accommodations are of the best kind-
Give her a call.
' The steamer “Alma” arrived at St Louis,on the Sth insf.,
with ou- of thu-Urgest cargoes cf assorted Pittsburgh man
ufactured articles and eastern dry' goods that has arrived
this spring io St. Louis. We are Indebted to the St. Louis
R<‘pwJ\can for t-howing tho amount of business Pittsburgh
boats can do. and the degree of skill our nttsburgh'toe*
cbnnica display in bullding boaie for the western rivers.
We were informed by Cipt Wm. Martin, who received a
letter from St. Louis, stating thsttlw steamers J. 8. Pringle,
Alma and Persia, had left that port for the Illinois river* to
take on loads of bulk meal for Pittsburgh. The Fanny
Fern left on Thursday for Galena and Dubuqoo. Freights
wemOO cents to Orient* and Dubuque.
_ POET OF PITTSBURGH.
1 tkT 0 INCHES WfATrn l.f TUB OHAITNEL. -
ARRIVED.
Bteamnr Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Luzerne. Bennett, RrownsTiUe.
“ G«n.Bayard,Peebles,Elizabeth.
“ Michigan No. 2, , Wellnville.
“ Diurnal, Shepherd, Wheeling.
“ Venture, Gordon, Gallipnlis.
Convoy, Wolf, tiaUiopoii*.
“ Empire City. Milford, Illinois river.
“ Buckeye State, Bsltzhnover, CiocinaatL
44 Kcy»tone Sta'e, Huzlep, Cincinnati.
'* Challenge, Youog. Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Bp-muer J**(brson, Parkinson. Brownsvilla.
“ Luz«rr,«*, Rennet t. Brov-n^ville.
“ o«ui ' a r-i, Kti-ab.-rh.
•* Michigan .\<> J, , Wi-llsvilie.
•* Forest City, Moore, Wheeling.
“ IVnnsvlviuiln. Klinefelter, Ctnrinnatl.
Huvktn » State. Bel tzhnover, Cincinnati.
•• CtR-Tou. MTmorh. Zanesville.
*• Wm Bub.l, Campb-U. ?t. Louis.
“ Altoona, (irav. St Ir-ui“.
STEAMBOATS.
“ i 555.”
PITTSEUSGH, CIKCTWNATI, LOUISVILLE,
AND
SAINT LOUIS
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packot Line,
pop. T;; e n'Oi imp
PASSRN'CEMS AND FREIGHT
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
Ami Saint I, on it
Li.'^V2s’ rr " t S'.;-a;.:ers une
ju.l c-.L-:t. and i.- ;l.e tMt TuKOUCU Iu.ILY U»K of Smx
Pap'Scr. vn h»» • Inin rirt-r. It conr.ert * w ith the U. S. Mail
Lire .•>! r l .eni:>* from l anil to Ix/ulsvilie and Saint
Lour, i<v wte. k pa.Mcog--aud freight ay.' Nctr.Vj and rr-
c-tf'id cVvri i-jh Jiu'y. T o tiv-f otc-iicifn' Jjrtc Won added
t-<’ tiip Line. '* Ll‘i. uo« cue.* B.a of iLo loilutrinj'
L h i\n of Departure
Boait. Cip'r.ivs. from 'PUli^ttroh.
BUCKK\ K .'T\TK M. W. litLTtaoovEß....Sunday.
KK\ K KTAXri Jacou IJazLEI* M./nday.
A1. 1 .&<• U. L \ Y tlcn JJ Turwlay.
Cl SCI sN Al 1 ~.1l II t; WrdnrstJay.
I’l! 1 1<A1>M»VHI A K.«+i;<! t Thursday.
I’l nMiUKtI U I \ Oi»«»K Fr:Jav.
1’ KJ >SYLY A X 5 A ' . :i; iMr ri.te r. Saturday.
1/tr-- >UHy a; 1 ! i.’ci-i-k, A. M., |T.*eU**!y.
No r* rv- •\rv\ =>f • r ::ic- < >U-:Y on the rooming o {
Jr'ot j-i»rii.”a:a.
*) p.r - n b.Mr.J. ••-r to
.'•'■ll '■ D. UVI.NoftTU.N, \ .
v, -: < •; j-j > Agents,
Pit lk'
Pitt fibarfjii, aieiii'tiiTllle »\nd W UeeilDtr
rr,., racket*. ft
Thf Din-’.\L. CV.ptnin A..;?. Shepwced. and
/£-.«&» lie FORKsT CITY, Onptain <iro;:os l>. Moop.c,
* ii! ijn«s r* £in.ir A.I LY I’ACKKfK, Pittsburgh,
M»nilxTiTil:- ui*d WLf»-Uuu‘. M.jppiuj* at nil iutpraifedlat*
i>ll UNA I, wjil JenTe Pittsburgh on Mon-lays W««l-
Rii . in.liny, :.t nVk-rit. AM Kriurrri\ij «} ie
* i! ; , Ivn V’. " ‘ ,n Tu.-„,i: l Tn.Thurr,d:iy3 an.l .'a unlays,
•lex k. A.M.
T'-' F'iKKFT CITY wi’i IV(*W«h on Tjr,>d«Y#,
Tt .jrrstayj* a.uitrhituril.tyF, »C iy o’clori. A. M.— H/lwrniTxg,
f \r- wi'l V. , n Mooda/a, Hn< ]
da- ■. h! T : . w : ■•.•!,. A >J.
) 1 ;•? or »7 j>l tcn board nr tn
J. Ij. <X>LLINtJ\Y(MjIi, Ap«?Dt,
No I.VS Front a?nn»t.
Kor tiaeiunail nnd Louisville.
, rr*£> 'ffH-iin-r i.'IIAU.HMiB, UipMn Torso,
-Uv\&£*Js? w • AM-Mt.-iv t t«;rk, «l;l lrav». f-r lb** tibore
“«aaaßec&.-»n.i lu?.-ri;>.'*Hu'« |*orts oa TUESDAY IT r h
I tu u .-in. k. A M. ’
i-'a;'- iipvly on r.r t.-
Kl.At n r.n.l UVJNjJRTON, Ap*u
Kor 7. aj» r» v 111 c.
T? «• -i.-nu. r C.iEiOlT. Oaptaiu Mclntom',
1 ' ' IN 1 M i *>« i !<•: k, vii! I«-^t «• f»r the aN-Vf
i:»i».iu.M:aiv {■ 11 - uu SATURDAY, 14th
HI (.. Hi 1 z >l.
::V: y «m I - r j..
o.t• i.r cH’irn a i:\unfs. Acent«.
Kor St l.eul*
Tim ‘i'-«uuT GUKAT U LftT, Captain M'Cct
\ u 1 * ' l ' C VKTT c;« rk.. wi:i itMt’c fnr th* nbovtf
:i '" l iui.einu3ii.it* j*.*rt* cu MONDAY, ItJth in
r-1.1 lit, ul to A M .
>\.i ■!- < a: ply i-q board. r.r to
»:•!! <’. lIAKNF.c. AcmiU
Kor M. L<outs.
». tti p r JAM La PaRK, Capt. Uohep.t
'• 1 . I ' ‘.a ’ i 1.-rk. w 111 Ipjith Tor the uhore
: ~a WEDNESDAY, l3tb
in : . i.l !>• A ’:.
1' rf . ;»•!,: . j i.j; : t-r. t'f.r.], oi to
JOHN' FLACK. Ag.-nt
Kor >(. Louts.
"■ '•- *' -■*U.W PIKE CITY, Dipt. Mrsv :*.d,
.^ ) V'V i ';wM>r O'-rU. will le.axe fir ltn> above
lit I;’ n.!:l nr } n-• i.p j•' r< n L<«rJ, or to
«u-'* (•'i.ACKjt It \ RNKS. Agent®.
I 1 ’or m , Loutn null 1 iitunls Stiver.
1 1 *• r TWJN CITY, ft. Dkan, I'uptain,
1 K \. Kt-fto, Ctisik. will l«-av»- for the ulkitu
j»T/£:?s£g,p.n I jnirrmr-lMiti! jort- on SATURDAY, 14th
iu.-i.. rt 1" - ■•».
I'nr r-ei-ht nr ; t:(• f»! v - vii l-'-ard, nr t«
ki-1 -■ J' ill N FLACK. Az«?ot
l'or LatiisTllic.
Tl.tfpr.-sm-r FAIRY QUBEN, CHpt John C
ijmexffi-yjf Rt'«", K »x x»M Clerk, will leave tor th** aboxt*
6c«ii££iss*y» n ''tj all iMermediatt? port* on SATURDAY,
IMI in-:.. >,t in A M
l- 1 r I ••■aiit nr pH«.-ft£* applv on board, or to
l 1- .!■•!! N FI. ACK. A-p-nt.
For st. Louis
The ’"' w hr< - “1 511 >'*-nnn*r WM. BAIRD.
• sinm <'*••> :‘>l. I.C <• S. I'ivihi >\. Cl.-rk,
|,.hv Inr tlw »•.. nini U ib rti. -JV,- po: C
nti ft ATI" KD AY, 1411 t lint . M In A >1
I r i t i »i jij-l v i.n hoard, nr to
BpU Kl. sCK A 1.l Y [ MJrTON. Aden's.
Kor SI. Loutn.
. fT*7> A I/I l»'iN A, Cuplrln R. 0. (iRAV,
n. la.hti v. C'.T U ii; 1.. r 111- al.nv.-Hnd
j.-.j-t.- cm ft ATCKDA V, Api il 14,
Mi A. M.
For I'ri-ight or j>u«»'n(r«» apply on board, or to
ft pi 1 FI.At’K r.ud LI YINOftTON, Airunts.
For Bt« Paul find Minnesota River®*
Thn t(.*R!Urr JKaX.NRTTE, Cupt. RoIIIXSOX,
( yi'l I*'itv>* for the abut'e porta on SATURDAY,
■ggtKgg* April 14th, at 10 A.M.
N. U. The Jeannette will touc.h ut all the intermodlato
landinea b-tween iliia and the above porta.
For and pasnago apply on hoard, or to
uiu FLACK or 1» 4RNKS. AgPtita.
Regular Wheeling Packet.
YT?*Zm The .-teiuner YENTUKFI, Copt JOHN OOEWN,
Le&%tt? v,,v, ' s tvery TUESDAY, TUUKSDAY, oud
»SB4sS3a?ATURDAY, at y l*. M.
For fieight or p;thj«age applv - on buard. or to
janJ JAMK3 COLLINS A CO, Amenta.
“1855 ”
CANADA WEST.
. &Clevelnnd, Port. SiuiUcy . *,
aud Port Burwel).
THE FINK low preßsure pleader TELEGRAPH, CnpLiin
R. Darkow, will make two trips n week between Cleveland;
Rort fttiinlec, :mJ Port Kurwei!. ns h'Uowv :
Leaves Cleveland ! r I wt Stunh v, every MONDAY’ and
THURSDAY LYKN 1 NO, at 7\u t-Vloek.
1/eav-b I‘ort Rurwetl for Pori Stanley ut 1 o’--lock.
Leaves Port otuniey lor Olevehtud every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY KN LNU, at 7 o’clock.
The Telegraph ronueetf. at CL-v.-fam!. with the Cleveland,
Columbus aud Oiaoiunuli, the Cleveiund im.l Pittsburgh,
the Lake Shor*', and the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
Railroads. Alsocmir.ects at Port Stanley with the London
Line of Stages, whioh connects with the Ureal Western
Railroad.
For freight and passage apply on hoard, or to SCOYTLL A
LAUDKKDALK, Cleveland; 3. F. HOLCOMB, Port Stanley,
or A. M’BRIDK. Port Burweli. mhr'27:tnov
Dissolution of Partnership. - ‘
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that P« Fartner.'-hip hereto
fore exiting under the ityleof A. A A. Wood, Pitts-
Jtiurgh, Pa., and A. A A. WRon A Co . St Loui®, Mo., was, by
tnutoal consent, dipouived ou the liTlh day of March. 1860
ADAM WOOD,
ABRAM WOOD,
J. C. MYERS.
Pit'fhurnh. Aj ril 4, aps:lwd*
Removal.
SPRING I R lIARBAUtIU A CO. have removed to No*
_ ’J'.ij Liberty ctr- el.
• PP.IVIEI. HAUPALOH
SPRINHKK IIARBAI.UU A CO., (Successors tr S. Uur
_ bai:gh.) tk-muii siou utidJorwaniiDg Merchants; Deni
erein W inland Produce getv?rally,*No. *J9S Liberty street,
PiltMtuigh, Pa. ap6
ROBERT H. PATTERSON’S
LIVERY AND SALE
Corner Diamond street anti Cherry alley,
apr!4 tf PlTTSUriifiTl. PA.
\ A. MAftON A CO. are now opening itLU C&.-es and
• Packu.tsot Calico p, Muslins Ginghams, Cbfck>-,
Butumer Stuffs, Lmrup, Muslin tie Lsines, Ac., Ac., whiih
have been purchased at large PiremptDry Sale? nt
much less thrm coat of manufacture. ap6
barhXl'osbii,
:A KCHITKCTS:—Offices: I‘bUo Dali, No. 75 Third street,
iX Pitfsbarch; and east eldo of the Diamond, Allegheny.
LiNHUSD
ep9
*7 nbls for Bale by
H£NET H. COLLINB.
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A PUKNOME S OX /A' MEDICINE.
Health Restored and Life Lengilieued
MORSE’S INVIGORATING ELIXIR.
TT will replace weaknef.3 with .strength, incapacity .with
efficiency, irregularity with nn'form and natural ac
tivity, and thid Dot only without hazard of repctian, but
with a happy effect on the general organization. Bear
in mind that all maladies, wherever they begin, finish with
the nervous system, and that the paralizalion rf the nerve
of motion and sensation is physical death. Bear in mini,
also, that for every kind of nervous disease, the Kiirir Cor
dial is the only reliable preparative known.
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convey an adequate idea of tbo imme
diate and almost miraculous change which it occasions in
the disease 1, debilitated and shattered nervous fy*iotn,
whether brokon down by excess, weak by nature, or impair
ed by sickness—the unstrung and relaxed organization h
at once braced, revivified and built up. nnd
physical symptoms of nervous disease vanish together un
der its influence. Nor is the effect temporary ; for the C«>r
dinl properties of the medicine roach the constitution itself,
and restore It to its normal coudiltan.
Confusion, giddiness, rush of bl oJ to the head, melan
choly, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts rf srjf
destroct s on—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prrstra
tion, irtitabilitv, nervousness, inability to sh-i-p, diseases
ncidem to male*, decay of the propagating functions, hysi
teria, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation of the h-'art,
Impotency, occupation, etc-, from whatever causes arising,
it is, if thera be any reliance to bo on human testi
mony, absolutely infallible.
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
The unparalleled effects of thiu great restorative in ail
complaints incident to females, mark anew era io the nnnitl
of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been invented
thousands of invlgornots concocted—all purporting to h»
specified In the various diseases and durnngements to which
tbo delicate formation cf woman render her liable.
Who suffers from weakness, dera-gcmimt, nervousne**,
tremors, pains in the back, or any other disorder, whether
peculiar to her sex, or common to both sexed—to give the
invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Orotbers, will find this Cordial after they have n?i/d n hot
tie or two, a thorough regenerator cf the rysten. Tn s’!
directions are to be found the happy parents of brnlthy r fi
spring, who would not have beon so but for this extrnlr-l *
nary preparation. Audit is equally potent for the ms nv dt:-
eases for which it is recommended. Thousands of your.»
men bare been restored by using it, and eoi in u single ii *
stance has it failed to benefit them.
PERSONS OP PALE COMPLEXION,
or consumptive habits, are restored by the n®«* of a bof-.ir or
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pale, y- -
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
These are Rome of the sad and melancholy eltects prrli
crlby early habits of youth, viz: wi-akn-as of the Lac'*
and limbs, pains In the head, dimness of sight, less of mne
cular power, palpitation of the heart, draper,da, Dervout
irritability, derangement of the dienstiv* functions, general
dvbility,symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effoctson the mind are much mb
dreaded. Loaa of memory, confusion of ideas, doc
of spirits, evil forobodings, aversion to society,s*!M>s:rti«t
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are come ol the ovib* pnxlii
ced. All thus afflicted
DEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
should reflect that a sound mind and body are-tln-mori ne
fwsary requisites to promote connubial happiness; inilir*-d,
without these, the journey through life b<<.v«n e s a w.-»irv
pilgrimagi*—the prospect hourly JurHens the ri-w; thV
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and filial with
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another be
comes blighted with your own.
CAUTION.
Dr. Mrrrpe’a Invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited
by some unprincipled persons.
In future,all the genuine Cordial will have the proprie
tor’s fa-'-simile pasted over the corfeof each bottV, ».u.i ;>>•
following words blown in the glass:
The Cordial is put np, highly concentrated, in pint bot
tles—price three dollars per bottle, two for fire dollars, eii
for twelve dollars. C. Q. RING, Proprietor.
192 lJrosdwny, N. Y.
Sold by Druggists throughout tbs United States, Canada
and the West Indies.
Pittsburgh Dr.GEO. H. KEY'S Kit, No. 140 Wood
Do. FLEMING. BRO 3-. No. W) Wood M.
Do. U. E- KCLLEHS, Wood stive:
Allegheny City ....1. P. FLEMING.
Ac-i't for 01110... J. D. PAIiK, Cincinnati
British and Continental Exchange.
tiongahfhi IIouf? Ruililings,
1 nov‘2Sj
r | 1 I!ESE DRAFTS are av&iluldo at al] tl;p rrinrr.j,!
1 Town? cf ENGLAND, SCOTLAND and IRELAND, and
tin- CONTINENT.
We aUo draw 9i;ut Brils on -
M. A. Grnnebanm <fc Uallin,
FRANKFORT A MAIN,
Whlrii Ferr? ft" a RpraiUaece to nil pure- of GERMANY
SWITZERLAND and HOLLAND.
I‘tTrnop 1 otdfug fo trflTJxhroa Tn;;iy procuro, tlir‘uc;h
us. Uturu of Cre lit. on vrhlch Alcn»y csn b>* obtained,“til
urMwi, io Roy p-»rfc of Karopiw —--1.. '
O tticrio^» of am*. Notes, » dO!hcr securities i'i Hu
roye, will re« Ito prompt uttention.
TTM.ji. TrnalAMS a co,
Wr<Hl.rarn»T TUrd
VVILKIKS iIAU,
W. C- GALL AG El £ 11, Vro Pita nto n.
Fourth s!r*r, Istinxn Wood and Smilh/idd,
r PITIS spacious establishment La* been L Ly ih<* sut
| briber, and completely renovaJtil.
Hi* is *t a'l hourn prepared to furnish
ever; luxury that ran be found in lit? b
n-*lß'iranln in \be State*. Hi* pp.iciou,* Par will r|.,-,,vs he
supplbd with the very W»t Liquor'. On me of every
►•-nation, in iU M-aeou, tan aiWaTs be touni at Wilkins
Hall. [t»p7 1 • ?L_ C G.tH.AGIIFK.
XT KW AM) 0001) LOOKS j U'TIThCkI VtU AT l»A >T-
J.v SON’S, to Mark-?, street, near Fourth :
Main Wo»d« to Yeung Communicant?; by Dr. J. \V.
Alexander US c nts.
\Vltii*nn> Young CommmieAntN Coteehlsm. C cent.*.
The Kich Kinsman, or the lib-fry of Ituth, the Moabi
te**; by Dr Tvng.
Lilly (lcrdoo, the Young Tlourckeeper.
Prime's Travels in Europe and tbo Ea?t—the brst bvk
of trav-ls yet!
The Foresters; by Prof. Wilson.
MiuHterliig Childrno.
The Laws of Figurative Language?; by Lord.
The Minister’s Family.
Morniugs with Jv.-us. Jay’s last.
The School of Christ, or Christianity in iia loading a>-pivt*.
The Fountain of Living Outers, Illustrated by Fact*. 4th
edi; on
The Words of Jesus. The Mind of Je.us.
Kith/* Works. Footstep* of St. Paul.
Life and Kpi-tles of JSL Paul—plain, uni In one half eaU
for presentation.
The Hiding Place; by McFarlane.
The Night Lamp, ** *•
Now opening almost dallv, new and valuable l.coicgicrtl
Work*, for family and ministerial reading, both Am-rienn
aud KnglUh. J. g. DAVIsON,
RpO f.j M*rk«.-t Ptro-*L
rfMiE (iuEAT postllumob s workT-thl: m,au:
l OK THE LAMP ; by W’iluau Naßrn, author of‘ Anti*
Coningsby.” Ac , Ac.
“Who will cxcbong*old lamps for new.”
—Arabian Nights Entcrlxinmer,!-
COSTtMS:
Chap. Ch'jp.
I—Underground. 17—Lore Rnd Death.
'J—Lucifer. IS—The Gamblers.
3 Above Ground. 19—Old Latitude end Lnug’e.
4 Peiegrlne Cape. *2o—Gold.
l■ —Kitxg*m*n O’Bonncer. 21—The Beggar nnd Ihe Pcet.
f<—The P'ot. *'2 —Peter Quartz
7 —The How. 2- I —The Ship of Mrndfl.
h—A Curious Girl. 24—'The F*m- well i'revenl.
9—ln Love. 25—Me’rDud. Mcn-M's Youth.
ID—Uow to make Money. 2»>—Hu. Fortune.
11— ctrange Talk. 27—Vomct* to Goldeu Inland.
12— Moro Live. 2S—Mutiny.
13— Green-eyed Nemesis. 29—Berkley Married.
14— The Sick Man. 30—Fair Slmv of ihe Lamp.
15— Chaos 31— Kecouri!U;i>.n.
lt>—Tire Bridal Kiss. 32—Conclusion.
tor Bale by B. T. C. MORGAN’.
op 2 _ _ _ 3f14 Wiw-1 -.r.
ITMIANK LEsLlli’S* LA 1)1 K» r (IAZRTVK of Puns. J.nn •
. doD and New v 0 rk Fashions fur April.
Frank Leslie’s New York Journal, fur April.
Putnam's Monthly, do
Knickerbocker,' do
Godey’s Lady’s Book, do
Graham’s Magazine, do
Petorson’s Magazine, do
Ballou’s Monthly, do
Household Words, do
Blackwood’s Magazine, for March.
Harper’s Magazine, for April. Price 15 cents.
Together with till the new Books—fjr sale bv
11. MINER A CO.,
np No. 32 SinUhf.el-i stre*
ALLaANDEB foksttu
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MISCELLANEOUS’
DR* MORSE’S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL.
LOSS OF MEMORY,
EVERT WOMAN OF SENSE,
TO THE MISGUIDED.
Dr. SloriaU Invigorating Cordial,
C. 11. RING, Proprietor, N. Y.
AGENTS
SIGHT BILLS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, SHEUniATe &. CO
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON ,
In Sous of LI and Ui-wajim.
\/| AGAZiNES FOR APRIL ALL RECEIVED—
JjX Frank Leslies Ladies’ Gazette of Fashion, for April.
Ilarper’s Magazine, for April.
Putnam's do do
Graham's do do
Petereou’s do do
Household Words, do
New York-Journal, do
Blackwood’s Mntrazinedo
All the Magazines for April received and for sale ai the
Cheap Book Store of W. A. GILDENFKNXEY <& CO.,
npB Fifth Ft., opposite the Theatre.
MOVING DAY IS OVKIt! and mauy families l::tv*>
changed their residences. Some Imre left places thnt
are dear to them, where they have attended some “lovo.l
one" through a long illness, ending in death! Many find
their now home is not as convenient as the old one; while
others ore pleased with the change. In moving, the hands
are oxposed to the cold air, aod become sore, and rough.
Tills can be cured, and they can be made soft and white by
the use of the HERFKTIC SOAP—price I2J.<! ct«: nor cake.
Sold by [ap4] S. L. CUTHBKRT, 140 Third Ft
DO YOU WANT A SMALL FARM?—For sale, a Farm
of Twenty-four Acres, eight of which ary in cultiva
tion, and all cleared except eight acres, which are in choice
timber; an Orchard of about eighty trees of different
kinds; about five acres contain Coal; situated at throe
miles from the city, and three quarters of tv mile from the
Ohio river. Price $l7OO. Terms: $BOO in hand; remain
der in one and two years. S. CUTUBKItT & SON,
ap4 No. 140 Thi'd fL
-VTEW MUSIC. Homewood Polka Mazurka: a now
X N piece—composed by J. T. Wamelink. Price 2&e.
Have you seen Sam?—a comic Bong.
Vilkine and his Dinah—Fong, by John Parry.
Hard Times como again no more. S C. Foster.
44 Few Days”—or the world is comiug to an end!!
Had I the wings of a Fairy gay. Glover.
I’ve a heart to exchange. Baker.
La Belle Brunette Polka. \
The above, together with a large selection of all the pop
ular music of the day, is just received and for sale by
mhJB JOHN II MELLORjSI Wood K'reet.
OBSTETRICAL INSTRUMENTS.—I have on hand two
setts of Obstetrical Instrument*, which have been
left with mo by a w hywciau retiring from practice. Thy
are of the fine t quality, and as good os new. 1 will sell
these Instruments very cheap. Any person wishing to
purchase Instruments of this kind, will p>a?e call and ex
amine these before purchasing elsewhere,
JOS. FLEMING,
ops Corner Diamond and Market Ft.
ARNICA PLAST.-HS.-I have received a large lot of
these celebrated Piasters for pains or weakness in the
ride, back or limbs. Also, o supply of Needles’ Compound
. Hemlock Plasters, aod a variety of itlier kinds. These
j having to use plasters, Can always procure the best in the
city at JO3. FLEMING,
| . apb Corner Diamond and Market fit.
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I «S*Hurd»B Hair Restorer—This preparation ; TA TUT l?f\T> cutma o «
) seemi to be efficacious for the restoration of the hair upon [ x - UxJx j L/It OCC.
) bal*l bends. We have seen the testimony of persons well , " ’
i known to us, who have used the compoundsuccessfuliy 1 fieantlfal Sites for Country
I thereby corroborating the opinion of its restorative ener j r pUK anienlgned offerß for sale, on en»7 t«TSC FIFTY
I gyf We know of nothing raoredesirablo jn the way of per- j -A. |*GVS, laid oil and restricted for rural Also,
Fonal comeliness and comfortthan a-gooi head of hair,and [an LN fuiE SQUARE, on the hank of the A !.<‘cb.tW river,
I any proofs by which this crowning ornament of the outer J 764 feot long by 200 feet deep j having ituum
rimiu cmi o** preservi-d, or recovered when lost, without, in 1 Julia Ann Avenues, and Ilerrbdtn rml lU--r* iVtr.r. ftiis
th>' la’tur case, n resort to Wigs, Toupee and Scratches. Ue- square contains many . ruit T rces of rim ch-. i q kind,Snd
serves to be baiicdjuul embraced with gratitude by ail of/ commands a fino view of the plol.uri.squo un i r-imantie ace
cither sex, who ar« unlucky enough to need ita benefit. nery around. lam d*‘3irous pre.-i-rving :Di.>- square «n-
We took occasion tbo other day to notice thin valuable tire,-as it would afford one of the lufi-t clmnr ; ug ond rung
compound in th" n'..re terms, and now repubii&h what was nificcnt sites for a gentleman V sumui.-r re.-i-i-ncti, in the
then suj, ro show gain our favorable opinion of it. ! immediate vicinity of the twt.-« it-es.
The foregeiug i.s ukon from the Petersburg (Virginia) i ACLKP Oo GLOUNj, Lx- h, v j ~f
T . ... . , . , ~, . 6 v s ' the Island,advantageously situated for mauui,.etum,g pur*
Inltlhgcncer, and refers to an article which has for iv time • poses.
been advertised in our columus. Wo must confess that we \ The above property is situated in Duquesne borough, on
have Wen somewhat rceptical as to the remarkable effects i hi S h and maln bank of nerr>B Island » aDd ,s reached by
. „ . „ „ , , i a very subfitantinl Bridge of one rpan. lor particulars ap
attribu.ed to th.K lamous “Hair Restorer.” Bat our in- j pH- ot my residence, in Duquesne borough, on the main
credulity has beon greatly shaken wPhin a day or two by bank, fronting the head of Herr’s Island, or of JOHN DUN*
speieg a co-aply of certificates of well-known and perfectly CO., corner of Second and Market sta., Pittsburgh,
credible citizens ol the town of Preston—one __ B P r
of [hem tlu-. Cap'r.in or., N»w Loihl-.ii whnlinj; ship—to ths rpwo T.OT3 OF 0 ROL^'l)°*upon wWiV ar*'rMteJ fonr
efiect that, in each of tbcse.cnses, a two or three months’ ; JL Brick and two Frame Buildings, which rentsnuunlly
uve i>f Um “ R-;-to:e; n ],;ul acmallv brought out a new and i ,®?j d property is situated in tbo Math Ward of
„ , .1 r i • \ , . .. , . tit; city of Pittsburgh, on Penn street, between and
vigor.j < gri v. At yf ha’-r upon the head where it was before streets. b
bald—the baldness being, iu one case, of more than twenty Factory and Ground known as the “ Empire
years staniing, W-* do not suppose it is by any means cer* f corne f aud Morris stmts,
tatn ttinf , , . , Ai ‘ ucl -® of unimproved Und, situated ontheAlle
tain ttint. b»Mu*-fc the application Ims been thus successful ghuny river, one irnle from East Liberty. On a portion of
in one case, or two, or a dozen, it Is therefore certain to this land there i.s the best Saw Jim location in the county,
prove equally sucees,ful in all. Bat with such headstrong
ft i-Jence ns the foregoing, very few bald heads, we suspect, and one mile east of LawrenceviHe.
would willingly fore;o a fair trial of the “ Restorer.” All The above named pieces of property ere very desirable,
sUL-h oM b.'a.J," nre iDfarmsdl thal the article can he had b ° di3pt ' SeJ ° f 0Q ad ™“tageous terms ,o early pur
at Messrs. I.eo k Osgood’s Xorwi:h Evening Courier. For terms of sale and further information apply to Wm
Fold v bole-ale and retail at Dr. KEYSKR’S, 140 Wood **• Cauia » No - Wood atreot, Pittsburgh,
street, sijn cf the GolJen Mortar. nrhSO _anlfl:tf Assign^?nr Ja^^y.
Proclamation "-Whereas, the extraordinary
and nnprccrdcriii-l tlemau-l for that invaluable preparation,
WKIU lIT’S i’REJW CM ICATHARION, hos induced envious
persons to palm off other articles similar in name and ap
peanui-e, but absolutely worthless, which has a tendency
to injure reputation of tl»-* genuine arti-.le, purchasers
should be particular to ask for WiighCs Premium Katha
rine, and iln-y tnay rely on receiving an article unequalled
for its virtues for restoring a decayed bead of hair, for a
cool, refreshing and delightful application during the hot
weather, removing alt di«agreeabie sensations of dizziness
and headache, und for the toilet it has never had an equal
for its pleasant and delightful fragrance.
Its thousand* of testimonials are a sufficient guarantee
for its completely restoring a decoyed head of hair.; for re*
morin- all d-iudruff; for pxereotingUs falling off, whe'her
from sickness or disease; and for entirely dispensing with
tb< necn-siry of n>ing hair dyes, as it excite* the secretions,
J r. incim; h eujq-ly of St.-’ natural pigment or ooloring mat*
t-tr ..irir.g '.he hair a dark, glossy appearance, with a luxu*
riniti gi-'-wth.
K r sab- by every druggist in the city, and by druggists
and merchants throughout the United r-‘a*es.
A liberal discount io wholfsale dealer'.
Price 2.'i con!* a buttle
PETER T. WEIGHT k CO,
241 Market «t, Philadelphia.
For salt* by GEO. U. KRYriKR, No. 140 Wood street.
p.Ti-l 7t. I J . FJiLLP.It'. Pittsburgh. innl7:d4w3m is
Impormnt to Pmom nOlicteri with Her
rin, nr Rupture of tlte Uawrls, and tile
danger of St rangnlntlon by neglect-
Th“ right. cojr./* f>r any one to pur-ue who may be af
iliitod with Rnp’ure, i? to procure a good Trus* well adapted
to the ruptured va.ts, in order t > retain the protrudiug
portion t•' the bowi'l3. This i« often neglected, and the
I*ol7-'I l.orr.mes at mngula'wi, levying the patient not only
in a Kutl-riur hut dangerous condition. I have always on
hand, and daily adapt, the mo*t improved Trusses; among
which \* MARSH’S RADICAL CURE TRILLS, which will
r--nl)y jreduru r. rtsd: *nl cure in n short time. Of course
there an coni'* when no Truss will cure, hut iu a vast ma
jority of r«-.loc:il)I« Hernia, or Rupture, this Trass will
J f havc every variety of Truwwv*. from 50 cents to
P*'.’; also u large as-jirUncnt of CHILDREN’S TRUSSES,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for
TarirnFc broken or enlarged v»-!qs; PLLE PROPS, for the
relief and cure of Piles; SHOULDER BRACES, foT men
women and children; SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, and
every variety f t in.'vhanieal appliance used In the euro of
diM.*ific. Call and examine tliem ut my Drug Store, No
14U Wl.u<l street, corner of Virgin alley: sign of tho Golden
Mortar. |f.>hliiUw] DR. GEO. U. KEYS HR. ,
Harrell's Indian Liniment,
[opU-.diwly
Worui.» in Mr- Skin, Sca;p
Milk Crust, Dry Tetter,
Ervbipela*, Ileadaebe,
’Cbsfeo, Neuml gia,
Crack*, Sun Pain,
Scalds, Burn?,
Ulccra, Sore Legs,
Sore Throat, Rheumatiam.
Ihicj 25 renUi per t>oule. S. Id .w bole-ale and retail at
Dr. KEYSER’S, no Wood ftreet; JOEL MOHLER’S, Lib*
>rty street, and at J. P. i LEMINQ’S, Aiiegheny dty.
janLi-dtw _
JOeT" Balxu of TJiousand Flowers, for Hatui.
Jyinj: ti-.f Coi/tplr-uon,.-ii3iJ efaiJlcathiß a’.l Tax, I'iuim.es atul
Fuv:r:;LC* Jn-rn tim l.icw. Fold at Dr. KKY3EIt*S, HO Wood
jaoSO
EDUCATIONAL,
TSICW COLLEGE HALL,
IKON 01*1 V O' iM M KUOTA l, (JuLLEtI K, turner Wood and
_i. I ;.urin nr.-:*-. i'ri^hurglx.
Mil. LA ll A UK« >., fn prr«enxin? thsir ackTiotrlcjcmenti?
it. th* j.ub i-\ have t*-(* honor to rinnontico that fey haTe
up »n Urn nn<J costly Bfylp, iin*urpiii>*€d
in t) i« rountr , uowCULLEGK llALCwhieh rorcrfr.o
nearly four square totuunidQ&k ntonce
th.* in 11 in t: eHtah!khmf*nt of ’ha Lin'd in the
« -tt-ru coufi.ry The Hail is richly farnlbhed, snd con*
tr.i:.-' :i rapacious library, containing everyoco-jssiblawork
r.H. Af*r-untv. CVmraerrlfti Luw, £c.. to which the Stuiltnt?
ha» •• frw tu-cps-s.
llih cor.nHoainu? JnstUuMrn is now la thf* fall tidf of
>urct-f*. ha*ic" fa : v Iwti ej-tsblishiJ about f.>ur toplfrh*,
ui'lu i* hat and ini: (ami to «-how its t opaNrity with the com
inui.i;;..i i. hat of two. hundred btudomp,
v.h: h t xLKi :. a prosperity, cmsislering til- short time
r.y i:«* i, j r'. i:|’i liucqumlt-J by any other Comim-rcift]
Mi n recently finished, for the
eV.n-iv.- H!~ ; ru'-fion ct J-a-liw.end \?Muh is entirtly dis
r..nn»vti-M t:*r>m tt.- other department.
TV r.iL.-eigu of lias Cellegiiis to qualify young
i'j• i. t.-r Or.nmltj- Hun t. or In fan for nny kind of mer
‘oL>irj<-K', i» u mjauior ami expeditious tnnnu-r.
Lr. tor-!*. Dally on Domestic Bu-dness, Discounting and
Tv’-nrninj* Bills, Importin'; and Exporting Banking, tbo
and siik- ct Bills of LxdiHDge, Commission and
C-“iiu.any Arc-unu, d'-im-ftlii-. and foreign. AUo, Cotnmur
rial C.iPulntic-nJ, Steamtrfat Book-Keeping, nuJ nll snch
ui-v-<-tini < n usually occur in active business.
Oi'T' fpimd'inct. —Students tn tbta branch "will
be mad'* Uu.iliar with romjrf't'iog all the forma of bills, Ac ,
u• *’iul iu ib-j.routine of hudne*-.
Eu.-urn-;*. EpUtolbry, and every description of Plain and
Ornamental lenuuinshij, on enLrely. new and oriel
tt«-l pi iuciplr-y, 1 -,j '!i>!nr A Bro-, wbtse g «*.i r-putut on us
‘••ncc.-s.-tul Tct.-dters and actual Writera is well known
thr- tij-h'-ut -.ho’Uniu-d Stater.
1. i -.'.{■tvr. i-n litiCul £.Cuuc:):iy JiVm'-j*- L-c'.urrs p:\ fb/.-t
-ms.r-ioi Line i»'v\ 1o a word, ;hi.- 1 •i •. tl(>n is a complete
Cuiutm,: H-useon n . cx'en.-i»•• ••
11k julli; «r •' assured ti.it u•• c indent shall deceive a
ilipii'in.i :r tn :h> l:on City Collide utile.-.* he is In every
way worthy ol it.
Faculty.—Mil.LAß A 15R0., Principals und Professors
of Piniu uud i.irnumeotal I'ewmun^hip.
J J. li ITOI ICuCK, (author of Hitchcock’* System of
Bookkeeping.) t ritnupal of the Bookkeeping Department,
and 1 eeiurer on all important business transactions.
JOHN KLEMI NG. (author of Fleming's new and iin proved
system of Boo}; hr-ping,) will deliver weekly Lectors® on
tii* S.-iei.t-e .f Aceontjt?.
.’AMKS H. HOPKINS. member of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Lecturer on CuiMiierohU I-aw,
The C*ilif.r« up.<n from SA. M. till 10 I\ M. The public are
re*-t fully invited tvi mil mlißl
PtitHburjjii HlaiUtnintlrai A, Commercial
iC' n- w J f«>r lie* r'->-ep;ion of Ladv und Gentlomen
. Pupils uho o ish to t ««i* e a so :nd And thorough know
ledge nf Hit following; bninciu-a of education: Writing,
Hook Keopitig toidull ilscoilaternlfioieiices, Algebra, Geome
try, Trigonometry, Menvurinion, Navigation, the use Of
Globe*, Geography, Arithmetic, Ac, Ac Thu Principal
need* not U* he recomtouutled, as lib name and capability
are tveil kmmu to Uii* community, being a Teacher in Ibis
city tor several year*. Mid lor the Inst throe months bos sue
resfcfuily ta ijikt in the Iron City Commarrial College, but
ha.- b fi it on his rwn accord, with the Intention of estab
listing nn Institution in which the youth of Pittsburgh
cun acquire » knowledge nT things more profltnblw than
rniking unintelligible hieroglyphics, though by no chance
will Writing be neglected.
The Principal’? capabilities can be tested by any person
who doubts his qualifications, lis they wre by the gentle
men where names are attached to the following testi
monials :
1 Ur.o crent pleasure in rvrtif>ln{? to Mr iJnrry's qualifi
cation:! Ri« u thorough LunU-Koi-per, ami fully competent to
voting g>-i>:h':ut.'n in the fcieniv ol «rc^unt3—be
ciii*.'! tuMDi? a go-al mnthemr.ticiim ami iip<t poholnr in other
rwpwl*. _ 'JOHN FLEMING,
La?e FrotVssor iu Pittsburgh Commercial College.
Ftrrsiujßnu, November iM.
Mr. Dnrrr i« eminently qualified for imparting iu.st ruction
ia the rciiuuH* or Arithmetic uud Double Entry Book-Keep*
iug 1 lr 11 u t him evec critically acquainted, with thm-e
j.: knowledge. _ JAs*. M. PIIYOR,
I state it as lay opinion, that ns a MnthematHan and
Book Kr*p*!r, Mr. John B*sry bus few t-quals, aud no supe
riors. 1 think all the Traobers of this <Jounty Association
will concur with me in this statement.
Principal First Ward Sohoojs, Allegheny.
The Writing department will be attended to by n geutle
man of superior qualifications, who vrl.l devote all his at
teution to the immediate improveraedl of the pupiU.
Hours of instruction from 9 A. M. to 10 I*. ,\l.
teems:
Book-Ke-ping and Writing $2O per coimo.
Arithmetic.. 10 per quarter.
Mriurfg ~ 3 f0r,20 lessons.
ATtu.N-KtM BeiLDtMia, Liberty street, near Wood.
nihil) J. BABUY, Principal.
i>ufl’a Mercantile College,
IJ'OUNDKD IN I&dO,—INCORPORATED BY THE LEQIS
; LATUJIK.
On reference to any of onr city merchants, it will be
found that this is the only establishment of the hind ever
established i thi.- city iu wnb-h i hey have »ny confidence—
the only one in whi.-h i ouble Kotry Book-Keeping has
been taught;—the only one in which Account
ants can get reliable u-ivioe in case of difficulty with-their
books; —the only one-in which the doctriues of Partnership
settlements are thoroughly elucidatedthe only one in
which Lectur-s upon Commercial Law harebeen regularly
nnd systematically delivered for nearly eight.years;—the
only tntr In which a good Handwriting cau,he obtained;—
the only one in which Teachers of Penmanship can be in
structed in the ornamental branches of the art;—the onlv
one whoso Prufcp-or of Penmanship VfilMet visiiora have u
,-puciinen ot his Writing. Call and get a Circular, and a
specimen of Mr. Williams’splendid wntfbg: mUQ
Instructions inltfuilc*
\/| 11 'VTaMELINK would respetHfuliy inform, his pupils
LtJL od ' telenets that he will continue' Ills prblession as
instructor cn the PIANO FORTE and VOICE
, Orders lott t Mr. IvLKBEIVS ; Music Btbre,"pr at his resi
dence, Na. I&7&ECOND Stteet/will he promptly attended
to. mft
=EMI=
CUHES PAI.VS IN Tlia
Litnh*,
Urn-1,
Threat,
Mii'vlee,
TRY IT ONC>\*
COLLEGE
Mt-T./j’rtNT, Novpmb -r 21,1854.
Principal Third Ward Public Schools
JOUNIKEIXT,
Coni Works For Sale.
SIXTY THREE ACREc OF LAND, with 250 acres of Coal
attached, and all the improvements thereon in suerees
ful operation, raid Farm is situated on the Monongahela
river, 34 miles above Pittsburgh, and is supplied with a
Farm House, Barn, Tenant Houses, Orchard, Railroad, and
an excellent harbor.
Theivein of Coal is five feet thick, and cannot besurpassod
in quality. For further particular* apply to
NICHOLSON A PAYNE,
jel2:tf No. 235 Liberty street.
Itesideuce at Evergreen.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED offers for hale his property in the
Evergreen Colony, Ross Township, five from
Pittsburgh. The house is 58 by 34, urranged with Four
Rooms, a Kitchen, and a large Hull on the lir-t floor, and
is provided with a Water Closet and Bath Room—the latter
with suitable hot and cold water pipes. Attached to th*
house are Two Acres of Ground, held in fee, on which there
Is a Well of unfailing soft water, a Stuble and a Chicken
House. The Colony is provided with a School of the.high
est order, and is under the management of a gentleman
from Virginia, a member, well qualified to tench even the
higher branches of study. This ndmirubly conducted
School Is of incalculable advontnge to the man of family,
as ihe ideas here have an opportunity of sh c-ling without
the contaminating influence of outside j?rf?sure. too < f:*n
luund nroond schools in the city and itnmeiiau vicinity.
Th- House and the Two Arres will Ik- .-oh! with or with
out the intercut in the fnrm prnp.rriv, nod tbi* avails will be
taken in adjusted balances *nJ ccrUiiciUz of itep :siL
_/«b2l _ WILLIAM Jb_lilLL, ill W.H-.1 street.
BASEMENT TO LET.
AGOCD AND WKLI. FINISHED BASEMENT, 21 fr*t
wide by 32 deep, one half above ground, w«-ll lkht«*d,
airy and plea-o.nr, wi’h a Coal Vault ami Hydrant ntterh
ed to it: on FOURTH street, nbove smlthtield; wjl l
rented from ihe Ist of April. It is a good stand, and ro/in
f.r a Houseand Sign Painter, or )tnv oiifin«pa of a similar
kind. Enquire of GEO V. GILLMOBK,
Coal Land for Sale.
SETKNTY-FIYE TU EIGHTY ACHES h-st quality o*
CjAL, which can be brought to the centre of Ka-hßir
minghain or the river by Railroad. This off-r.n the best op
portunity to manufacturers and dea’ers which can ever bo
obtained to secure a valuable Coal tract <«o the city.
The surface is beautifully located far Country beats, and
wiU bi sold whole, or in one to fire acre lots.
Apply to WM. PHILLIPS,
corner First and Ito*3 >Uve;s, or
L. C. HEPBURN,
mar24:tf No. 93 Fourth street near Wood.
Land for Sale
JOAA ACRES OF LAND IN FOREST COUNTY, near
WvU the Clarion river. This land is heavily timbered,
baa an excellent soil, and is said to con tain nn abundance ol
iron ore, and a thick. Vein of bituminous coal. The Venan
go Railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, will run very
near to it, if not directly across It. The Mill6town creek
runs through it.
ALSO, 500 acres In Elk county, well timbered and watered,
and lyiog near the route of the Snnbury and Erie railroad.
No better investment could be made than in these lands.
The completion of the Sunbury and Erie, the Allegheny
Valley, and the VeDamro railroads through that region
will render the coal,lumber, iron ore and«soil.of great
Talue. Enquire of C. B. M. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,
feb22:gAtn:tf , No. 1 47 Fourth street-.
"*’■ Hotel for Leabe,
Rri-EY’S lIOTEL, (formerly known ns the Lamartine
House,) is Offered far lease on favorable terms. BeiDg
situated on Che confer of Fourth street and Grant, hear to
the Court House,and about mid day teen the Msiiongahela
Wharf and the Pennsylvania Depot, it is one of the most
plea»aut, convenient nud desirable locations in the city.
The Uutel wi;l be furnished, if desired, and far a
trrm of years*, commencing from the first of April next.
For lurther information apply to
JOSEPn S. A A. P. MORRISON. Att’js,
Office No. 143 Fourth st., Pittsburgh.
junfffl-dswtf
fl'O LET—-From the Ist of April next, the commodious
JL BIUCK BUILDINOS situate in the Second Ward of
the (Tty ol Pittsburgh, between Brecki-nridee street and
the Monongahela river, late‘y occupied by Mef.st3. Bake
well, Pears A Co as a Glassmanufactoryantl warehouse.
This property is eligibly gitualoJ, sdj-icentto the Monon
gahela wharf, for any business cqnnecved with 6team boating
or river trade, or for manufacturing purposw.
Several small Buildings and a capacious yard are attneb
ol. Apply to OLIVER W. BARNES,
. President FRI and Conn. R. R Co.,
mbl6:tf i Neville Flail, Fourth and Libertv street®.
For Rent, ~ ~
AF.SJIM CONTAINING bi ACRES OF LAND, under a
hijh state of eultivu' ion, with a large und convenient
DWELLING ll' 'USE, rcceml, built and cf modern style ;
good Barn, SutbliDg, Ac., situated on the south bauk of the
.Mcnoogahela river, G miles above Pittsburgh, belcg one <■(
the moat beaullful and pleasant localities anywhere lo be
found. given on or be'ore the Ist of April nasi.
Enquire Of 11. CUILDS & CO.,
mhlvtf l.'Hi Wood street.
Law Hooka*
I AM authorized to aril low home valuable Lew Books
. lo rols. To. Hearts, bj Harr;
ltouvier’s Institutes;
(Jrrenli.jf’s Kvideuce;
Wharton’s Bluest, last od.;
And other Reports, Klementary Work?, &?..
GEO. F. GILLMORE,
at the office of Mm nin? l*nst.
For dale.
A BAROUCHE AND SET OF HARNESS—Thry were
i*\ waJe to ord-r by our Best mechanics, and only
b cu used a few months. They wi l bn s -til at a bargain,
a*. in cr>n j equyoce of ucbnnge ?hat ban taken flace in the
subhcribcr’a family, be h suo further use ror them.
A. BALLOU,
tips ' , No. l*it» Water ureefc.
UUILDINU LOT FOR SALK.
: A LOT 24 feet front on WYLIE street, and extending
V*. back 109 Teet to Wide alley. On the back part of the
• Lot is a'Collar Wall, built for two small ileuses. This Lot
i i* in a desirable location for h residence; and will be sold
low, and on favorable terms. Title good, and clear from
incumbrance. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMOKE,
tv!3 At Office of Morning Pont.
For Rent,
A FARSI CONTAINING ABOUT 140 ACRES, on tbo
Steubenville Turnpike, six miles from Pittsburgh,
Ute homestead of William M'Oormlck. Possession given
immediately. Terms $269 per annuli. Enquire of
JA&lhd C. RICHEY,
Near the premises.
ml.Tnliwtf
Lot for Sate*
A GOOD BUILDING LOT, 24 feet trout on Carson street
by 100 feet iu: ; depth, .in Birmingham, will be cold
cheap. Enquire of \ GEO. F. GILLMORE,
j* 13 at office of the Mnrniu.r Post.
A hOTHKR SMALLFAKU IN VIRGINIA F ;K SALE
iV on easy tents Fur-particulars, call at the Real Es
tate Office of 8. CUillUiikT & SON,
*U - - 140 Third stre. t.
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
A BUILDING LOT IN' ALLEGHENY CITY, 24 feet by
/a 100. A goo'l bargain can be had by applying soon at
the office of Ibe MOANING POST. jvl&tf
SAoit SALE—An excellent Frame House and Lot, on
X' Uefnca ttreet, Allegheny city, at a very low rale. En
quire ot THOMAS WuODB,
fJ'-O LET—Atwosiury Brick Dwelling lleuae, on leucvt*
X Avenue*. Apply to U. MINER & CO,
t**bl2 No. 32 Fmhbfleld street
Dlssoutlon of Co-Partnershfp ■
co-partnership heretoforeexistlng between JOSTIU A
KUODES and PHILIP RKYMKR, in the Wholesale
Frnit and Cofifectitmnry business, is this day dissolved, by
mutual consent, Tho business*! the firm will be settled
up by Joshua Rhodes, who U authorized to receipt for-ail
debts due said firm. JOSHUA RHODES.
PHILIP R&YMI&R.
March 27th, 1555.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
undersigned hive ibis day formed a Partner*
ship, under tho name, firm and style cl' KEYMKP.-A
ANDERSON, for the trunsuciioo of the Wholesale Fruit and
Confectionaryburine.ss, No bO Wool street *
PHILIP REYMKIt. ,
I.OBT. J. ANDKHSOtf.
Pittsburgh, Mareh 27th, 1555.
<o#*ln retiring from the Confectionary business, I cheer*
fully recommend fttessrs. lltiitzE A Andeeso:? to my friends
and customer*. "* JOSHUA RHODES.
Pittsburgh, March 27ih, 187,5. i«p2i
PHILIP KEYSIER .. ...ROITT. J. ANUEISOM.
REYMER A ANDERSON,
(Successors to Joshua Rhodes & Co )
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS,
Spices, Sugars, Ac.
AST* No. 3U Wood street, opposite the Sc. Charles Hotel,
Pittsburgh, Fa. npy
Fresii fruit—
-250 boxes Khi^ic9>^.
2COUdo 4To .
♦ 150b{do do f J / \
500 drums Fig:; / \
250 %do do V
100 boxes do
20 mats Dates;
25 boxes Prunes;
10 begs do
2 oas«8 do
ReceiTing and for sale by
ap2 _ REYMER A SO Wood st;
FRESH NUTS, Ac.—
20 bags Walnuts;
20 do Filberts;
20 do Cream Nuts;
25 fral’s Ivica Almonds;
5 bales Rordenux do
10 boxes shelled do
25 do No. 1 Rock Candy:
15 do W. do
10 cases Sicily Liquorice;
150 bftxet No. 1 Herring:’
100 doz assorted Pickles;
25 dozen Tomato Catsup.
Just received and for sale by
a P 2 KBYMBH & ANDERSON. 30 Wood s*.
QRUOXW MACCARONI; *
&0 20 boxes Vermicelli;
100 dozen Pepper Ssnce;
' 10 do ‘'aperg;
35 do Ollvee; ,
•10 do Brandy Peaches;
10 do do Cherrscs;
10 do fresh Peaches
10_ do do Tomatoes;
15 do Walnut Catsup
.Jußfc received and fhrttHle by ;
ap2 -J.. REYMER A ANDERSON, t9:W6odk.
ORANGES AND LEMONS— : ■ ....
2Goboxts Messina OhiDg:3,- • *•
100 do Sicily .do
, 2 « idi fitValoby . ,
»p 2 HEYMER 4 ANDEKSON, S 3 Woo J Bt,
-. * *" «» .
' '-'
*f ’ ‘V- '• •. t r-&: >4. •".
RHODES’
i’EVER AND AGUE CUR#
OH, UAIHHE’S IKFALMBtE SPECIFIC ‘
F'li the i-roTtnHen nnj Curo.of Ixitjuionsr Min.,!
Banisx Fwuts, Fwsh ana Aoim, Omus ma fUm
UU.MD AqDE. OE.ViIuL LIEJJU.II7,NIOET.BWiA'/«,*ntJ nll oihee r v
forms of dircnsc which here a ccmmt.ii origin i n Malaria ot
Miaima. TU> eniirle ntmopphoric poison which cefi»l» :•
eeasODH Is uocvoiJnMy inhaled attrery breath, Ii Ihclwme
In rhan-clrr wherever It mtlfls—North, hohth, Kutor
West—nod wiu trerv where yiela hi this Odnly-dlscoTcrrrt
nnildote, which is claimed to ho the srrraltHilitcmtnin
medicine ever jru.de. , . . • -
This specific in bo hnralftn that it maybe taken brim,
pons cf every■ #ge, tax or condition, and It will not substl* -
tuto for one disease others still worse, as Is too often tha r®. t
suit in the treatment by Qolnine, Mercury,-
®J [ de eterlous drugs, not a particle ofaur"
of which is admitted imo this preparation *
The proprietor distinctly claims these extradrdlnarv ».
M>r.inrT ° r NATUPAh ANTIDOtFto
It will cntlrdy protect any resident or traveler errolm .
the most richly or swampy localities, from any Agoo or
hnl i n g S HI a lari a SSteSS?™’ tK * «”■*»«, la.-
It will instantly check the Agne la personawho hare inf- ■'
fared for tiny length of time, from one day to twenty years,
so that they need never hare anolicrcAia, by cxnllaalnetti
use according to directions. . . . . . . .V
It will immediately relieve all thodisircaringresulte of r '
Bilious or Ague diseases, 6uch as general debility, night ’
sweat.®, etc. The patient at once begins to recover appedta
and strength, and contindes until & permanentand radical’
cum is etlectcd- .
Finally, its u?e will banish Fever and Ague from families •
and nil clashes. Farmers and all laboring men*.!)? adapt* --
log it as a preventive, will be free from Ague or Bilious at* V
tjicts In that season of tho year which, while it if the most j
sickly, is the most valuable one to them. ' ' v ': .
Uue or two hottle3 will answer for ordinary cases: some
nu.y mjnire more: Directions printed in German, French
H».l Spauish, accompany each bottle Price One Dollar.
Liberal discounts made to the trade. Trade dreolafs for
warded on application, and the article Will be consigned on
i» >*rtU terns to responsible patties in every section of the
country. JAS. A RHODES, Proprietor,
Yor u-?;, T -
Drop*** aSS?° POTTEK. PhitodelpHaf
, . . MTCHELI. No. 2C5 Liberty street*
next door to Hand. TVOOBSIBES 4 MIOTBEK, comtr
of Aoderfon and Encode «», AlloThegy. -?fers'
-DR. HENDERSON,
OCUJLIST AND AURIST
TREAT* ALL DUEASI3 OP THE LTZ AMD EAB CUPPEM..
LEETHIMO, DUSTERINO, OK TUB TTBS OP - *■
OFFICE 468 BROADWAY, COU. QRAND ST- NEW YORK.
Houri* from 9A. M. to 4 P.M. .
Rorctl, GRANULATED LID 3, Inflammation,Acnteof
Chronic Blindne** with Films, Iritis', Amaurosis and
Cataract Scrofulous, Weeping or Watery Eyasi are among ’
the diseases of the eye which are treated by Dp. ll.'With
perfect satisfaction. - ;
Ail diseases of the Far treated upon FdentlGc principles/'
Artificinl Kyea Inserted without an operation.
Ail Htterr.p'Mt.paid wiil secure prompt attention. '"
\v« Rflc-ct the following references from among the thou*
of cases which have been successfully treated by Dr;
limideri-on : • ■ ■ - - ••- •
Wm J. Fryer. S2C-8 Broadway, Albany, N\ Y.
"Allred Printer, •• <t
fJ. Good-speed, Ciena Foils, N. Y.
15 Wm. W. Smith, Detroit, Mich.
A. M. L. Wilson, New York City, N. Y.
t'iiss Mary bellows, N. LI. Station, Duchessco., N. Y.
•Edward G. Solger, Bristol, Conn.
•John Seuntun, Engineer, N. Y. , -
David Little, Engineer, X. Y. '
tv ol. F. It. Giles, i.-t3ce Courier and Ena., N. Y.
|.lame* W. Kirby, Brooklyn, L. I.
Jarvis Rodgers, ** *»
A. R. Reeves, Telegraph Operator, 8L Nicholas Hotel. 9
Jt. M Lerriss, Organ Buildor, Houston St.
R. B. Doolittle, M. D., Hudson, N. Y.
Mrs Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N.Y.
M. I’. CoUius, Teacher Penmanship. Ttot. NY •'
R. I/. Boss, Albany, N. Y.
A. Dilbmbitch. Schenectady, N. Y.
Capt. 11. 11. llaviland, Athena, N. Y.
John W. Ilackett, Binghampton, N. Y.
*Phe«e patients were blind, and had to ba led to theoffle*.
At the expiration cl two weeks they could go about the citv
ai pleasure. *
♦These cases of Amaurosis were restored to. sight after
they were given op-ps iucurablo by the faculty, and can be
n-L-rred to by any person who wishes to learn the facts in
Uipm* Ci»sea. by writing to them. jan£
DR, HOOFLAND’S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY ...
DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.,
WILL EFFECTUALLY CUKE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE.
Chrome or ,Vrww DelnUty, Diseases of the Kidntys.and
all diseases arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach.
Such
as Constipa
tion,lnwsrdPiles,
Fillness, or Blood to the
n«*nd, Acidity of tlieStomach.
Nausearllcariburn, Disgust for Food,*
Fulneffl or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering tt the Pit '
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried * ’
and Difficult Breathing, Flutteringattbe Heart,ChoaS*-'.
in»< ir Su tlooating Sensation when in lying Posture, Dimness
of Vision, Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever and '
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration.
Yellowness of the Skin and Eves, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac., Sudden
Flushes of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant tmagin*
logs of Evil.andgreait
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, in calling the attention of the publio to
this preparation, does so with a-feelingof the utmost eobfl-
deoeem its virtti*e and adaptation tothe disea&e&lbrwhich 2:."
ll is recommended. - -.- % •
1 1 in no new ami untried article, but one that has stbo*- A—
the test of a tan years’ trial before tbe American people,
aial lie reputation and sale isunriralled by anv similar pro- '
parationa cstaot. the testimony in Its favor given by the
most prominent and well known Physicians and lndl«idtt
als, lu all parts of the country is immense. Deferring mny .
who may doubt, to my *■ Msmorabilla"or Practical Katrine?'
Book, for Farmers and Families, to bo had gratis, of all the ’
Agents lor the German Bitters.
Principal Offlco'and Mnnufict ry,120 Arch street, Phila- ' '
driphis, Pa. . .
ttD-Sold by Dr. G*o. n. Koyser, IXO Wood street; B. A.
Fehnestcck k Co.. No. 6 Wood street; Fleming Broifcers.'
oo WoQd.sUeetiiLJ.LSirarUaadJc.p. Fleming, Allegheny. * •
dt*cl9:dawlyig . ■ ■ .. '
Bariu’s Premium Perfumery. “
A PRIZE MEDAL at the Great London Exhibition of
tho fudustry of all Nations, In 1851, end Seven High
est Premiums, awarded the subscriber inthis country, have
proved his nreparationa of a superior quality,-and placed
bun among the best perfumers and soap mukersof Europe
and America. His celebrated Shaving Creams and Los-
his fine Pomades, Toilet Waters, and Perfumes tor
the ! I mdkerchief, (of SO varieties,) are unsurpassed by any
in the world.
All articles purchased at this establishment am warrant- - '*TT
ed < f tbo finest quality. . : -
With an addition of many new articles to his list, and ■
greatly increased taciiities for manufacturing,heL-*enabled
to furnish them to dealers in any quantity desired, and at
v«.ry liberal prict-c. ;• ..
Couuiry Dealers, requesting It, can have’a Price List
moiled to their address, free of postage.
febSltfUwlniia
Palmer’s Celebrated Epicurean SanoeT
OYANDri PREEMINENT for flavoring Boups, Gravies,
L 3 Fish, Meat, Game, Ac. IVe advise all’ good housewives
to try it. Price 25 cents per battle,at all Qrocmyand Frttlt
Stores in tbo United States and Canadas..
For eoleby M’CLURQ and G. H. KEYSER, Pittsburgh.
. , P. T WIUGHT A COv
J n nlP.riawly is 241 Market street. Philadelphia.
Private Diseases. " r_ " " ;
•#a DR. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond . Alley, De» ■ 'y* '
t-K?Q votee his satire attention to an office Practice. MB
His hufiucss is motitly confined to Private k
I>nen»ol Diseases, nn'isuch painfulaffectioiiß, A
brought on by impradencr, youthful indulgenceandexetst
By philis, Syphilitic Eruoaons ? Gonorrhea I Gleet,Btricturr
Ur-:ibralDi3.:hurge.s Impuricy of;th3 Blood, with all Diaea*
st-yo. tn-- V encroal Organ. Shin Diseases, ScorbuticErcp*
t;- ns.TeUnr, MerriiLialDieeases,Seminal WeLg*
liaj'Otwnr.y, File?, R.u-umitjam, Female WeekneSF,
Vlonthiy sJuppmsstous. Diseases of the Joints, Fistula la-
Ano, -.•.ervo'iF Affeotlons, Paine in thn Back and Loins, Irrl
tatiou of the Bladder and Kidneys,succesafuliy treated.-*
Cure guaranteed
Twenty years'practice (ten In thiscity)enableaDr.Br6W»
to otter an'-uraacesof a speedy cure to all who may come iml
der hiKjare
Office nnd Private CocsulUdon Rooms, 41, Diamond allff
Charges moderate. oov&dAw.ly
7f« Fourth street.
UfIF.UMAiISM. —yr. Brown’s newly discovered remedy
for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain Remedy
that painful trouble. It never fails. *•
Officeand PrivateConnultation Rooms No. 41 DIAMOND
Pittsburgh, Penn'a. The Doctor Is a) wgyo at horn
1880. 1«S8.
MASSPORIATION
TO ASDt'ROH THE EASTERN CITIES
VIA PENN A. CANAL AND RAILROADS.
D. LEECH & CO.’S LINE,
Botwoen Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia
and. Baltimore.
THIS ROUTE being now in good order, we are prepared
to despatch property cither way on favorable terms*
Hiipmcnt* consigned to either of the undersigned will od
forwarded wi'hout charge for commissions,and all inatruo
Cions promptly attended to. '
Addcass or af'pjj to ». LEECH k CO
Penn etreat and Canal, Pittabun-h.
■ . . „ UAiMU3 * LEKCU,
■Rcmrwg Dopgt No. 13 South Third street;
Daiivartog Depot Bools st, Plilladalpiiia.
a. oiJITII, Agent,
Ncrth sHe.t, Baltimore.
v
ESSENCESpo™Wi£ u “ ? fl».Oogm«
JAMAICA fifi I^TpU rf , i* L iiv a ? d . OAHU’S BRANDY;-©!'
pEa n H r TMvnv T * i - C % .t K U il * ARAO. CIDER and
aml A BC(mi«l?wVTT^f^ ,l - D Bc,Ue DAM SCHNAPPS
\ ? ork mS Al Wa ¥ Il ,? ' kre - ‘by ihe.Naw
iS.*»L ma J lufiHJtUT ? r 8 by lbe B**»t demaud alter them. Di*
reckons tor use-will invariably fc« given by
I>IL LEWIS FEUCIITWANGER,
•n c T i , U 1 Maiden Lane, New York
njiL„'« Icipcrter of Luguerreotjpo Chemicals-,-4*Jatina»
Bismuth, M«ngaues«; Thorn’s Ext. Copaiva, Sulphate Am*
.. . *; ■ dSc2listf
Hoanllug School* - T“;-
fVR oUiIMKR BOARDING HOUSE.—The GLEN HOTEL
V and Grounds are offered for KENT for either that
nijore purposes. Ihc bite and arrangement of the bouse,
the beauty, extent and variety of the grounds, and tK
tongular advantage of the position. secluded from erorr.
thing objectionable, render this a.most desirable location
for either a Mole or Female Seminary. For terms, anni* to
mh'2A't{ J. W. BUTIKR, 87 Front street.
r rUIE Partnership of JOHN M’DETITT A BRO wa*dte>
X. wived ou the first,inst. John M’Devitt will cohtiona
is*»i? a v! D^S 8 a * u ?. a ? ld . Btand J attend to thesettlement
of f he business 01 the late firm. •
JOHN M’DEYITT,
t>-.» v v. , WILLIAM M’DKYITT.
_Pittsburgh, January 3d. lSoS—HtinA.
a cuickeri.nq 7 ocm* rosewood
ggjftqgqgggPgQPiANG, in perfect order,baa been leftvUh
!| 6 P*; al rae for Bair, a: a Tery reduced price. Tfc»
. * . .“ i:*;.' owner !•» about-leaving the city,'end is
williog to sell, for Ca.sh, at a sacrifice. The subscriber will
•lonrruTif this Piano to the purchaser, to te perfect iu every
particular. It has been in nee three years. • .
Fo* sale by • JOHN IL MELLOK, .
No. 81 Wood itrost, .
np2 - Between Diamond alley and Fourth sL
SEED u,\Tii—:io bus.-ocoteh potulo Oats;flue. fb£>sle by
n>h:n.4f«= JA-HM .WABIWMV
DRY Ai'l’Lbi —H'U bUSUeu recoil ana iorßsle oy
"ftp HENRY H. COLLINS.
medical.
X. BAZIN,
(Buccespor 'o K. Roussel,) '
No. 114 Chestnut street, below Fourth,
Philadelphia.
Notice*
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