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v THE CITY POST.
THURSDAY MORNING:
DskOOBAXIO COtJHTX COHVEHTION. —The Alle
gheny County Democratic Convention assembled
yesterday morning, at 11 o'olock, in the Court
House.
On motion of Mr. Wm. Alexander, tho Con
■ - tention was organized by calling -
THOMAS FARLEY, Esq., of Allegheny, to
■ ft Mesm ; D. B. Mnxnn, Tnos. Habt, and Tnos.
S Sitoo selected as Vice Presidents. -
S ' John B. BaiUy and Jama Patterson
Were appointed Seoretariee. ■
The Chairman, on taking hia seat, made a few
remarkß, expressive of his sense of the honor
oonferred upon him.
' The names of tho different delegates from the
various districts were then called over, when tho
following gentlemen answered to their names:
PITTSBURGH.
First Ward.— John H. Bailey and William
Behnet.
Second Ward. —R. Biddle Roberts and S. W.
Blank.
Third Ward. —John C. Dunn and John S. Kcn
nedy. „ ~
~ Fifth Ward.—John Maokin and John Heldman.
Sixth Ward. —Henry'Rea and D. Irwin.
. Seventh Ward.— W. W. Irwin and John N.
M’Ctowry. _ . .
Eighth Ward.—' William Alexander and Daniel
Seitz. T ,
Ninth Ward. —Thomas S. Rowley and Joseph
Weeks.
alieghent
Second TTarrf.—Jamea W. Boyd and William
Melby. _
Third Ward. —Thos. Farley and Geo. Gierat.
Fourth. Ward. —Abraham Hays and D. Neely.
Elisabeth tp.— James Power, jr., Dr. Pennoy.
Birmingham— James W. Pattoraon, James
Salisbury.
Sou—Peter Ivory, Martin V. M'Aleer.
Pitt— James Tustin, Wm. M. Porter.
Bobineon —J. H. Phillips, Matthew Harbison.
Lawrenceville —Henry M’Cnllough, 8. H. Bar
ber.
Wett Manchester—V. V. Holler, Bamuel Mo-
Ca 2oit>«r S<. Clair —John Shook. Charles King.
South Pittsburgh John D. Millor, Eobert
F. Kyan, William H. Hill.
Sharpsburg —T. A. Klein, Jacob Fogel.
Duquemc-V. R. Williams, G. Burrows.
East Birmingham Alox. Arbragaßt, George
—John Sill, William L. Miller^,
MCandlzsi —Col. M. M’Cluman, James Barry.
J/MZin—John F. Neal, 8. B Patterson.
Sewickley Borough —Alex. Black, D. R. Miller.
Franklin— Philip Wiggins, William Brown.
On motion o t Mr. John C. Dunn, William
Montgomery was admitted as a delegate from
the Fourth Ward, as that District was not rep
resented. , , .
Col. Hawkins was admitted from Wilkins.
' Mr. M. I. Stewart was aimittcd from the
First Ward, Allegheny. , ,
Col. Gibson and Squire Gibson wcro admitted
from Pine township.
Mr. John C. Dunn moved that the Convention
go into nomination for delegates to tho State
Convention.
Col. 8. W. Blaok thought tho motion was pre
mature, and hoped the gentleman would with
draw it until a oommittee oould be appointed to
draft resolutions. '
The motion was then withdrawn, and tho fol
lowing committee appointed: Messrs. Col. S. W.
Black, John C. Dunn, R. B. Roberts, David Wil
liams, William L. Miller, John D. Miller, and
Henry M’Cullough. .
The Convention then went into an election for
delegates, with the following result:
Charles Barnett and John 11. Bailey, Pitts
burgh.
William L. Miller, Versailles.
D. R. Miller, Bowiokley.
L. B. Patterson, Mifflin.
John D. Miller, South Pittsburgh.
William A. Reed, Allegheny.
These nominations were almost unanimously
made, and, at the oonclasion, Col. Jas. Gibßoo
moved that Hon. W. W. Irwin address the Con
vention. .
The motion was responded to enthusiastically,
and Mr. Irwin came forward and spoke for some
time. He said he was taken somewhat by sur
prise, as he would have preferred to wait until
the resolutions were read, in order to have a
text to preach from. Ho, of course, had his own
views of the policy of the Democratic party;
they may differ from that of other gentlemen,
but he hoped tho resolutions would accord with
bis own sentiments, as he supposed they would
represent the views of a majority of tho mem
bers of this Convention. The Democratic party
should make up their mind to unite in a solid
phalanx, to stand by the Constitution, inviting
tho confidence of all honcßt men, without regard
to country or creed—or sectional or party pre
dilections. Tho Democratic party has a duty to
perform independent of political considerations,
that is to support tho Constitution. It has pro
claimed that this land shall be an asylum for the
oppressed of all other countries, and unlcsß
Democrats chooße to pronounce themselvcß hypo
crites and apostates, they are bound to stand to
It. The speaker then spoke in strong condem
natory terms of the Know Nothings, and adverted
severely upon the present Lesislature, censuring
them for the passage of the Prohibitory Liquor
Law which he pronounced unconstitutional and
at variance with treaties we had with foreign
countries. The speaker was often interrupted
with applause. .... ,
At the conclusion of Mr. Irwin s remarks, the
Committee on Resolutions returned and offered I
the following, whioh were unanimously adopted :
Budxxd, That this Convention, representing tho Demo,
cratio pert? of Allegheny county, doth unanimously tie
ctare ita attachment end devotion to the principles, the
futhand the practice profaseeland followed by tho national
D< Bao!w& ThatwecondTmnand other any system or sen
tlment which singles ont to proscribe and smite any man or
crime is a birthplace abov t which
they were not consulted, or a rollgion end form of worship
urt approved by a portion of the American public, many of
entitled to a seat in this Con
wention who is connected with any secret political society,
.. respectfully request any person
m the order or association commonly called
£^ g Njth£gs°' to refrain from interf ring with our
riSratUinr If a Know-Nothing hae obtained a place
we denounce him as guilty of decep-
Th^?refrain and cherish one America
m “foreign party and its
abettors/’ Thettfore, roUle a»nd forth-coming con-
Besotted, That in the mmcmuc Government of
Met between onr uka the promise of
Spain, we «• b„.UM the Allied Powers of
the conflict all the disclosed their purpose
Prance end Englandl have efretmy AnlerlcaD „ f .
and dcigh lu Kg pledge too Democratic party of
S 1 ofwbfrhwoare proud, in these dark days,
Pennsylvania, or Btind hy sustain the Oene
toi'ai?mlnhrfcrationto the uttermoßt, in the adoption ofex
feemeand signal Measures for instant and foil redrew ot
wKnl“ our account is large, of long standing,
undTslTy iucreasiog. The true Americans demand a
m!.t tie erista'nce of a secret political organl
w’-ij .dmnnlsh all classes of onr citizens who are
zation Jboirid proscriptive combinations,
opposed ta such promgate g, » Mited effort to
to cast arid« hll mlout couswenm teen inflicted
"S3SS;, That.?
no P o '^. o ?'S' n^i C . t “‘ n P "f gond men to administer our
“SntyLffrirs whhont doing lienee to aoy obotract po
£* ssjsb *p£t£sssgz
favorable to open, inde
pendent po’.itital action, in opposition to secret, irrosponsl
D sperate and disappointed of
unite, under oath, to monopolize ail places of
Wiorand profit in the gift of the people, It is the duty of
fcS min to Join inlproventing such secret arrangements
resolution was offored by Mr.
Peter Ivory, and passed:
•* , , w e hold the principles of tho present
Besotted, That 6 centinuanco of the doctrine Uhl
.Democrat future prosperity by the immortal
,4owa as * B°*“®.! V-u*** «ilt adopted by Jeflerern, Modi
.-Washington, and more rwmuy w P h ttl , Admlnis
s scathing review of the principles of the Know
Nothings ahd their doings. , . _
Hon.P. 0. Shannon then followed m a brief
address, after which the eonvention. haviiig
transacted the business for which it was con
Tened, adjourned sine die •
Bioties Sesiesoed. Yesterday morning
Jason Ewing, William Bailey, Henry Kennedy
and Bobert Moore, lately oonvicted of not ana
disorderly conduct, were brought into Court to
xeceive sentence. The first named hod also
been oonvieted of assault and battery with in
tent to kill, and was sentenced to ono year’s
imprisonment in the Penitentiary. Kennedy
and Bailey were sentenced to eix months in the
eounty jail > and Moore to three months.
John Hartmap, convicted of nnisance in keep
ins ferocious dogs, was sentenced to pay a fipe
of $2O and be imprisoned two months in the
■countyprison.
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APRIL 19.
MEER
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laos Cjiv GouiTßßOi&x, Coiisa».—We are
pleased to have on opportunity to again notice
the complete auocc&s of this institution. At the
meeting of the, faculty-yesterday the following
young gentlemen were declared graduated:
C. 0. Fetterman, W; A. Tomlinson, T. M.
Blair, J. W. Boyd, Henry Freyvogel and John
McCurdy. Previous to this!' however, John
Fleming, Esq., lecturer on the Soience of Ac-
counts, delivered the following appropriate ad
dress, in whioh is embodied some wholesome ad
vice:
My Young Friends: As you are now about
to graduate, and bid adien to this institution,
permit me to -congratulate you on the highly
satisfactory manner you have acquitted your
selves on £he bresent occasion. Your Professors
feel very nfuch gratified at tho rapid progross
you have made, and have now the satisfaction
of seeing that their laboreh are been duly ap
preciated.
You are now about to go out again into the
world—ono probably to his farm and another to
his merchandize. Buffer, then, a word of ex
hortation: “Honesty is tho best polioy.” In
all yonr dealings and transactions with yonr
fellow men, let your honesty appear to all. If
you havo stores of your own, keep your books
correctly; and thereby gain the confidence of
your customers. If you enter the counting
honso of others, as book-keepers, lot the know
ledge yon have here acquired be put in requisi
tion; keep your employers’ secrets as your own.
Let your condact bo such aB to show your em
ployers that his interest is your interest—make
yourselves useful in every way you oan—spend
your time, 1. 1. your leisure time, in reading good
books, and not in the tavern or at the gaming
table. Many of onr now wealthy merchants
were formerly shop-boys, clerks and shop keep
ers for othors; and, by their consistent fidelity,
walk and conversation, were taken into partner
ship, and in the end became possessed of the
whole establishment. I know several now in
this city, who, thirty years ago, were not worth
a dollar, and now are wholesale merchants.
These men were attentive to their employers’
best interests, and in a few years became so
useful that, rather than part with them, they
were taken in aa partners, and have become
wealthy. I also knew some others who had
equally good situations, but whenever they had
' an hour to spare were found in the hotel, thea
tre, or livery stable (hiring a horse and buggy,
perhaps with their employer’s money,) to drive
some young lady to East Liberty, Economy, or
some other place of recreation. And where are
some or these young men now? Some in an
early grave l—Borne stoggering, bloated and
drank about our streets ! —Borne in the far west,
tiiling the soil, where they should always have
been. But, my young friends, I hope better
things of yon, though I thus speak. We some
times bear it said of a man, as the highest com-
pliment which can bo paid to hia integrity, that
his word is as good as his bond; which means
that ho will keep Mb promise, simply because it
is his promise. Now, let mo urge upon you to
have at all times a high regard for the e&cred
ness of your promise—and why; because you
will thereby distinguish yourselves as honest,
honorable men, and gain the confidence of all
around yon.
Go out, then, into the world with a firm belief
that knowledgo is capital, and" by all means in
your power strivo to bccomo fully acquainted
with whatever concerns the business you cn
gage in.
In the discharge of your duties as merchants
or accountants, never forget for a moment that
tho most unswerving integrity is demanded of
you, not ODly by the common obligations of
morality, but by the truest considerations of
self interest. Do not make haste to get rich—
be not eager for rapid gains, but hasten slowly,
and therefore securely.
I am very proud, indeed, of the manner you
have acquitted yourselves on this occasion, and
am perfectly satisfied each and all of you will
have no difficulty in entering the counting bouße
and taking charge of a set of books. Wishing
you every prosperity in this life, and happiness
in the world to come, l bid yon an affectionate
farewell.
AUCTION SALES.
Auction—Daily Sales.
AT the Commercial Sales -llooms, comer of Wood and
Fifth streets,at 10 o'clock, A. M., a general assortment
of Seasonable, Staple anil Fan 07 Dry Goods, Clothing, Boota
and Shots, llatPjOaps, 46^
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
GrOcerles.Queenswar*-, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Ijooking
Glasses, New and Second Qaml Household and Kitchen Fur*
nitare, 4 c.,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Book*, Stationery, Fancy AtLries. Musical Instrument*,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold and
Silver watches, Ac. P. M. BA VIS, Auctioneer. {Ja3ttJ
F. M. DA.YIB, Aohlionsor.
-Tf ALUABLK PROPERTY AT ORPHANS' COURT SA LB.
V In virtue of an orJtr from the Orphans’ Crur,the
nuderelsnid will t>xpo*e to public sale, cn MONDAY,the
23 i of April, at x o’clock, P. M., on the prtmUrn, that val
uable and well known property belonging to Ibo heirs of
David L. Browne, decoded, at the c.rnerof Wylie and
Washlngtou street, frunUog 03 feet on Wylie street, and
02 feet on Washington street, on which stand* a block of
substantial Frame Building*, the rental of which is S4CO
per annum.
This Is one of the best locations for bUflness in that part
of the city, and affords en excellent opportunity for a good
investment.
Terms at sale. For further particulars, apply to
JAUKS M. BROWNE, I
AMOS I'INKBJNEi } A “ m rs
aplP P. M. DAVIi, Aucti ncor.
CtHUiUE COLLECTION Ob' FINK LONDON HOOKa HT
/ Catalogd£. —On SATURDAY evening, April 21st, com
menclng at 7*4 o'clock, will be «o’.d, by catalogue, at tho
Commercial fcaies Rooms, > orner Wood ami Fifth street*, a
very cho ce collect on cf fine LONDON BOOK?, many of
them beautifully illustrated, and embracing a great vnrte'y
of subject, by the most eminmt authors. locluded will b«
found Picturesque Illustration# if Ancient Architecture
In ll'ndostan, 1 volume, folio, numerous plate*; Tauro
Macbi, or the Bull Fights of Spain, do do do; Groups of
Cattle, drawn frum nature by Cooper, do do do; Views on
the Bhcresof t o Mediterranean, do do; Tbe British Es
sayists, 3 volumes; Bruen* of Nassau and the River Lsbn,
1 volume, folio, platea; Coinogo of the British Empire, 1
volume, 4to, numerous engravings; Dr. Giles’ History of
the Auciea- Britons, 2 volumes; Squier’s Cent al At erica,
2 volume*, colored plates; The United fltatos Illustrated,
elegant engravings, 2 volumes, 4to; Knight's Old England's
Worthies, 1 volume,folio, dodo; Pictorial Museum of Ani
mated Nature, illustrated, 2 volumes, folio; Manunl of
Private Devotions, 1 volume, 4to, illustrated; Fendeu's
Tableaux, 1 volume, folio,do; National Galleryof Pictar*?,
2 volumes 4to. do; lonian Antiquities, 1 volume, folio, do
do; The Illustrated Loudon News, 4 volumes; Engrariogs
of Anima s, by Landseer, 1 volume, 4 to; National Melodies
of Scotland, 1 vol, 4to; WoThs of Beaumont and Fletcher,
2 volumes; Authors of England, beautiful medallion por
traits; Mechanics’and Engineers-’ Magazine, 0 vol?; Origin
and PiOgrvfS of the Art of Writing, illuminated, 1 volume,
4to; Caricaturist’s Scrap-D >ok, folio; Giles* Life and Times
of Alfred the Great, 1 volume; Sunday Library, or Protest*
ant’s Manual, tl volumes; History of Holland and the
Dutch Nation, 3 volumes; The Pyramids of Gixeb, fcom
actual survey, 3 volumes, elephant folio, plates; Ac , Ac*.
Full particulars in catalogue, which can be had at the
Auction Store. , P. M. DAVIS,
a plg Aucllontor.
Large stock of staple and fancy dry o«k»ds
AT AUCTION—On THURSDAY morning, April 19th,
at 10 o’clrck, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of
Wood and Fifth Ptreetß, will be sold, an extensive afsort
ment of seasonable foreign and domestic Dry Goods, embra
cing tbe usual variety kept to supply the retail city trade.
Also, a quantity of fashionable READY-MADE CLOTHING,
llata. Caps, Bonnets Boots, Shoes, Ac.
e pl? P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Valuable stocks at auction—On Thursday
evening, April 10th, at ~A oVlock, at the Merchants’
Exchange, Fourth street, will be sold—
-7 shares Citlz-ms’s Deport Book.
20 shares North American Mining Company.
aP I7 * P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF OANAL BOATS,—On BATUR
DAY morning, April 88th, at 11 o’clock, at the Canal
Ba6in, Pittsburgh, between Liberty and Penn strbets, will
ba sold the Section Canal Boat J. B. Lint, with her tackle,
Ac. Also, the Section Boats Kansas, Nebraska, Wesona,
Jaue, and Fairmont, with their tackle, Ac., as thoy now
lie at Warren Armstrong county, Pa.
Tenns—Four months credit for approved endorsed paper.
ap l4 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
rrvRUSTEE’fI SALE OF FIFTEEN BUILDING LOTS IN
1 THE SIXTH WARD.—On FRIDAY, Apr 1 27th, at 3
o’clock, on the premises, will be sold by order of the Or
phan’s Court of Allegheny County, granted March 31st,
1855, to John Herron, Trustee of Robert Porter, Esq., fifteen
valuable building lots, as laid oat by by the late Hoa. Wm.
Porter, in hli first plan of lots in tho Sixth and Seventh
Words of Pittsburgh, seven of which lots, to wit, Nos. 39,
40 41 42 43, 41 and 43, have each a front of 20 feet on
Geutro Avenue, and extend back southwardly about 98
feet to Clark street, sod the remaining eight lots, to wit,
Nos 48,49 60, 61, 62, 63, 64 and 65, have each a front of
29 feet on'Clark street, and extend back southwardly the
whole distance to Ko.-o street, 60 feet wide.
The above offers great inducements to those desirous of
purchasing property near the t-usinsss part of the «ity.
p 6 * 1 JOHN HERRON,Trustee.
ftp6 P. M. DAVIS, Auct’r.
New and good books just received at davi-
SON’S, 05 Merkel street, near Fourth:
Plain Words to Young Communicants; by Dr. J. W.
Alexander. 38 cents.
Wlllison’s Young Communicant’s Catechism. 0 cents.
The Rich Kinsman, or the History of Ruth, the Moabl
tess; by Dr Tyng.
Lilly Gordon, the Young Housekeeper.
Prime’s Travels in Europe and the East—the best book
of travels yet!
The Foresters; by Prof. Wilson.
Ministering Children. _ _
The Laws of Figurative Language; by Lord.
The Minister’s Family.
Mornings with Jesus. Jay’s last. .
The School of Christ, or Christianity in Its leading aspects
The Fountain of Living Waters, illustrated by Facts. 4tn
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And her step is full of grace;
gho is Idvely la appearance—
But what a sallow face 1
Her hands are small, but oh! how rough;
She surely does not know
That Hsbpwio Soap is iust the thing—
At-d then the price Is low.
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COMMERCIAL POST.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OP TRADE AKD
- MERCHANTS* EXCHANGJSV ‘
OFFICER
Frtxidenl —JOHN SIHPTON.
first Vice President —Wh. H. Sutra.
Second “ ** Wm. B, Beqwb.
Secretary— Wm. 8. Ha vis. ,
Treasurer— Jons D. Scout
Superintendent— B. T. Noitham, Jr.
Committee of Arbitration, for April.— William H. Puith,
V. Pg W. Rinehart, B. P. Jones, Bxsjakis Bakiwell, J. 8.
DILWORTH.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET.
Ornra or ths Daiit Mobnikq Post, 1
Thursday, April 19,1856. J
FLOUR—IB bbls Extra, from wharf, at $10,60; 38 do do,
from store, at 2O do do do at $10,75; 20 da Fine,
from store, at $10,25.
RYE FLOUR—4O bbls, from store, at $B,OO.
CORN MEAL—2O bbls, from store, at $1,25; 130 bushel*,
do do, at $l,OO.
GRAIN—3OO bus Corn, shell'd, from depot, at 96c; 280
do Wheat, mixid, from wharf, at $2,10.
SUGAR—7 bbds fair at cash; 8 do do at 6)£c, par;
5 do do at 6V£c, cash; 10 do prime at 6J4c, do.
MOLASSES—I 2 tb’s old, oak, at 35c, cash.
WHISKY-25 bbls raw, at 32c.
BACON—O,OOO fi>3 Shoulders, Sides and Hams, in lots, at
8, 0 and ide, cash: 0,000 fl>a Shoulders at sixty days;
5,000 lbs Shoulders at BJ/£c, sixty days; 2,000 fca Sides at
BV£c, do do; 2,000 0)3 Hams at do do.
BULK MEAT—24,SOO Bn Hams at thirty days.
RICE—I 4 tes at four months.
ASHES—6 ions Pcatls at four months.
PIG METAL—O 7 tons Juniata at $30,C0, six months.
HAY—S tons, from wharf, at $25,00.
Monetary and Stooks*
Trom the New York Times, April 17.]
Tbe official weekly Bank averages to Saturday last,
April 14, exhibit, in the aggregate, a very slight decline in
all the departments, as compared with the previous »tate«
ment Tbe loss of Specie is only $77,079, and for the first
time since the present year set in, the line of Loans and
Discounts shows a small decrease. The changes since the
averages to Saturday, April 7, are:
Decrease of L0an5...5359,030 1 Dec. of circulation..s2lB,os3
Loss of Specie 77,079 | Dec. of Debits 31,671
The loss of S • ecie is four hundred thousand dollars less
than was generally looked for, and the statement altogether
more favorable than the previous movement led the public
to anticipate. Including the Sub-Treasury statement to
Saturday aftornoon, the following ia the general
CC STPARATTVE RECAPITULATION:
Dec. 39. April?. April 14.
Loans - i 51,653,037 $94,499,409 $94,140,379
BpeciH 12 076,147 14,967,982 14,890,903
Circu1ati0n............ 7,076 680 7,771,531 <,623,154
Deposits - 62,-28,020 77,318,81*7 77,252,210
In Sub-treasury 3,282,000 3,445,541 3,146,698
Tb«j week o .oncd on a very dull Stock market. What
ever orders were received from Europe in the America’s
mail, they failed to Influence any portion of tbe Board list,
and Railway and State Bomla were equal-y tame with tbe
Railroad and Coal shares. Tho latter fell off f All 1 cent,
oa Reading, Af 1 rent - on K rie, an d X A P‘ !r cent, on Cum
berland, from the closing rates of Saturday. The business
cf the day was altrgether a light ene Illinois Centrals
were done at 76, and the demand rather dull; new Erles
moderately supported at Now York Central sevens
A?l cent, better; Missouri ocate sixos 92%; and Indiana
fives 63% •
TELEGBAPH MAEKETB,
New Tons, April 18.—Cotton easier, but not qur-tably
lower; sales 500 bales. Floor stiffer, but notquotably high
er; sales 6750 bbls good Ohio; southern firm, sales 1800
bbls at $10,75@1 Corn en6ier t but not qaotably low
er; sales CO,OOO bushels mixed at SI,CB. Pork a trifle high
er; sales of 750 bbls at $16,81@16,37 for old, and $17,76®
17 87 for new. Be«f firm, with sales 400 bblp. Lard firm,
fifties 450 bUs. Hams betterst9 l Butlcrdrooplng,
Ohio IS® 16. Whisky steady; sales 1100 bbls Ohio at 35.
Oro-eries unchanged, with moderate buflnccs. Stock closed
heavy. Money plentv; Virginia flxe.s Cumberland
2S3£; Reading Railroad 84?£; Erie Railroad 49%.
Cattle Market.
New Yoax, April 18—Thu* offerings of Beef Cattle to-day
were 290 bead; prices and closed languid uts-(3>
$11,60. Sheep and Lamb*, with a l* r E e supply, are dull.
Iio*8: A fair uemaod, and prices well sustained.
hoppers patent plane
fpIlE undersigned is prepared to supply CARPENTERS,
I CABINET-MAKERS, and Workers in Wood generally,
wiib bis Patented and valuable PLANKS.
All who have tried it, pronounce l a most valuable in
vention, that must soon come into g nersl u®e. The fol
lowing letters from practinl workmen are but two among
many letters the Patentee has re;clved rewcrmend.ng this
Plane above all others in use ;
PinsncEOj 6t«am CAtukrr Factory, >
February 22, 18>55. f
We hereby certify, that during the last twelve months
wo have used Hopper's Pat nt Plano, and do not hesitate
to recommend It to Cabinet-Makers and Carp»nten» as su
perior to any other Plane In us-. We consider it peculiarly
adapted to planing oak, cherry, walnut, and all ports of
hard wood, and f>r planing veneers. it a far superior to
.he old mcd* of scraping, besides being a groat saving of
:ime. One man, by using this Plane, will plane xnoie
•rs than 6tc men can do by any other plane or method
IL H. Kras 4 Co.
To Meats P. Eaton, Esq :
Drar it/—I bare examined Hopper's Patent Bench
plane, anil bellwTe it to bo a most excellent article f»r the
übp for which it l? intended,as a combination of plane and
ecrarer.
It Is particularly adapted to planing Tf-neera, and it does
not rcquiiu one-fourth the time or labor of the old method;
and I hsTc un doubt, when its properties become generally
fccowu. bat that it will entirely npersede the former te
dices and laborious custom.
I most cheerfully recommend it to all persons engaged In
the Cabinet business, as from my knowledge cf it, there is
nothing as well fitted to glee a smooth and beautiful finish
to veneers os the Hopper Potent Bench Plane.
jAvrs W. Woonwru.,
Parcitnre Wareroom*, &7, 09 Third Bt, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, 27,1*55.
MOSES F. EATON, HA* city. Is my sole Agent for tha
aaio of PKnes, or Of rights to manufacture and sell them
WM. 0. HOPPER.
Pittsburgh, March 21.1 S.Sfh—(mh2l :tf)
MOSES F. EATON, No. ID Sixth Street, agent for selling
and buying PATENT RIGHTS, Is now authorised to
sell the following lately patented articles:
Sands & Cummings’ Patent Brick Machine;
Hopper's Patent Venffr Plane;
Trott’s patent Oil Globes, for Steam Engines;
Doan's Bock Drilling Machines;
Coo’s patent Drill, for Drilling Iron;
Copoland'p Stationary and Portable Saw Mills;
Crawford’* Steam and Water Guages; and,
Griffith’s Wronght lron Railroad Chair Machines.
There articles hare been examined by practical mechanics
and machinists, and pronounced superior lo my in use.
He is ulso authorized to sell Bights to niako and rend these
articles in any part of the country.
He bn» also f.T rale hot-pressed Nutts and Washers, and
finished Brats Work.
lie is also prepared to tuke Agencies for the title of other
patented Bights and now Inventions, and give to ihs busi
ness faithful and constant attentlou.
He refers to the following
CARD.
| JThe suWribers have long 1 eon acquainted with Mr.
Mosca F. Raton, and bare no hesitation Id recommending
him, to all who mny wish to employ his services, as a gen
tleman of undoubted Integrity and Indefatigable industry,
Id exertion? eTcry reliance may be placed.
Neville B. Crate, W. Robinwm, Jr,
ffm Larimer, Jr., John Graham,
W. 11. Denny, H.Cbilda & Co.,
James Wood, N. Holincs 4 Bods,
P. 11. Friend, Kromer 4 Rohm,
F. Lorunt, L. R. Lteinraton,
Knap 4 Wade, William Y. Johnston,
William Phillip?, Andrew Fulton,
Wilson M’Candless, A W. Loomis.
PiTTSBUEfIii. November 27th, 18H
Doan’s Patent Hook'Drilling Machines,
WEIGHING A HOOT 300 POUNDS; can bo worked ana
moved by two men,and do the work of five or six In
the ordinary way. S. S. Fowler A Co., Manufacturers.
The subscriber has been appointed sole agent in the Uni
ted Stales, for the sale of right j to use there Machines.
MOSES i\ BATON, 19 Sixth street.
REFER TO
llou. Win. F. Johnston, President A. V. R.
W. Mlltrnr Roberts, Esq., Chief Kng. A. V. R. R.;
Gen. Wra Larimer, Jr., President P. k 0. It. It-;
0. W. Jlamev, Es,(u Chief Eng. P. k C. R.K.;
Messrs. Maufuil A Nicholson, Contractors for the P. A S
R.R- decl9
ALFIltp n. CCIU-IKQ
tPWAIID PjTimilKJE.
Curling, Robertson & Co.,
MANUFACTUKEHd OP CUT, PRK3BED AND PLAIN
FLINT GLASSWARE, warehouse N0.14W001 street,
corner of Front street, Pittsburgh.
49*A1l other kinds of 01&3*waro und Window Glass, at
low market prices. , apU:dly
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, Fifth street, op
posite the Court House, Pittsburgh, Penna.—bos per
manently located, and will punctually attend to all business
entrusted to his charge.
Hon. W. F. Johnston, President Allegheny Valley R. B.
W, MUnor Roberts, Chief Engineer 44 “ “
Geo. JL Kiehbaum, Associate Eng. 4 “ “
David Mitchell, Chief Engineer PittaVh and Stcub. R. R.
James Thompson, Superintendent City Gan Works.
James E. Day, Olvil Engineer. Allegheny City. fap7t2w»
Trinity School.
APAROCHTAL SCHOOL FOR ROYS, under tho cus
pices of the Rector and Vestry of Trinity Church,
RICHARD S. SMITH, Principal.
This School will bo opened on MONDAY, April 10th, in
tho Sunday School Room of Trinity Church, Sixth street,
and is designed to afford th • highest advantages for thor
ough training to the English Brandos, and in tho Rudi
ments of the Classics.
Aiplicatlons for ndmisiinn, or for further Information,
may be made to tho Rector of Trinity Church, No. 303
Penn street. aps:lw
P LEASE TAKE NOTICE that tfco Partnership hereto
fore existing under tho ptyloof A. A A. Wood, Pitts
burgh, Pa., and A* & A. WIOD St Co, St Loulp, Mo., trap, by
mutual concent, dissolved ou the 27th day of March. 1865.
ADAM WOOD,
ABRAM WOOD,
J. 0. MYERS.
aps:lwd*
Pittsburgh, April 4,1855.
Removal*
SPRINGER HARBAUGII A CO. have removed lo No.
295 Liberty street
SPRINGER EABBACOB ALEXANDER FORSYTH
SPRINGER HARD AUG II A CO., (Successors to S. Har*
baugh,) Commission and Forwarding Merchants; Deal*
era in Wool and Produce generally, No. 295 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. a pS
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING from. New Yor i and Phila
delphia, a full stock of
GREEN AND BLACK TEAB,.
Comprising Young Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, Oolong,
Souchong and English Breakfast, all of which have been
carefully selected, and will be sold as usual, either whole
sale or retail. _
Superior RIO and JAVA COFFEE.
LOVERING’B and BT. LOUIS REFINED SUGARS.
w PEKIN TEA STORE,
fiTllo No. 38 Fifth street
■ “ Removed*
TO THE PUBLIC.—JOHN C. PARRY, successor to Pim,
Scott 4 Co., baa removed his Warehouse next the
Foundry on SECOND atreot, adjoining Gas Worka, whero l
am now prepared to soil everything innmn? PABRY
greatly reduced prices. [ap2:lml JOIIN C. FARR*.
Secretaries and book cases-a variety of pat.
tarns, walnut and mahogany; for T En ’°^ CNQ iCO .
mar 24 * *
TEAS—-160 half cheats Young Hyson, Gunpowder, Ira
“ 0 Black T “ 8 - masmon.
SUGAK8 —“ IxiTerlog’s” JOr&ahed, Pulverised ana row
£u S” ra > fcr 6ale b? jiILLEB * BIOEEXSON.
Whale,
SUGAR— WO hhds Plantation BagorIn swreroa for sale
b MILLER & BIOK^ON,
job2Q 221,213 Libert! a treet.
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AGENCY*
.MOfcQAN ROIIERTSON.
.henry l. niricwALT.
Alexander Haya,
AxreatKcss
Dlaaolntlon of Fartneralxip'
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J%jBWB W&ll MIS S' JM'l » mS2A',
The River.—Last evening at dusk there were eleven
foot four inches water In the channel, and rising—the rito
coining from tha A lloshcny- Iluslnets vris lively on the
wharf yesterduy, and will probably bo more to to-day.
Tan “Forost City ” la tho regular packet for Wheeling
this morning', ahe leaves.at 10 o'clock, A. M.
The stcamer“Pklladelphb,” Capt. It. Grace, is tho regular
packet for Cincinnati fo-deyj ahe leaves at 10 o'clock, A. M.
It b worth waiting a whole week to take a trip with Cv; t'
Graco, on. the " Philadelphia,” in view t.f the amenities of
tbeoffleera and tho pelaceiiko accommodations of theb:at'
The fine steamer “ Empire City,” Capt. Mnnford, was de
tained yesterday, but will positively leave to-day for St.
Louis and the Illinois river. Her accomodations ore of the
best kind, and passengers wishing a through boat will find
it to their interest to give the “ Empire City " a call.
Tbe One steamer “Challenge,” Capt. S.C. Young, (A No.
1 of the 4 engine stern-wheel steamers,) was detained yes
terday, but will positively leaTe tc-day far Clnclnne.ti and
Louisville. Capt. Young and hb roiite clerk, Mr. Wm. C.
. Anderson, will be found attentivo and accommodating to
all who travel with them.
TnE splendid steamer “Great West,” Capt. M’Cullongb,
for Bt. Louis, was detained yesterday, she will positively
leave this morning. She offers a good opportunity for
passengers traveling West; her accommodation arc good,
and Capt. M’C. and bb gentlemanly clerk, Mr. McCarthy,
will not be found wanting in their attentions to all who
place themselves under their care. Give her a call.
POST OF PITTSBURGH
11 FEET 4 INCHES WATER IS TUB CHANNEL.
ARRIVED.
Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Luzerne, Bennett, Broxrnsville.
Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Michigan No. 2, , WellsviHe.
Forest City, Moore, Wheeling.
Philadelphia, Grace, Cincinnati.
Yorktown, Poe, Louisville.
Paul Jones, Doles, Ft Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jefferson,Parkinson, Brownsville
“ Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
“ Gen. Bayard,Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Michigan No. 2, —, Wellsville.
“ Diurnal, Shepherd, Wheeling.
« Cincinnati, Ourtls, Cincinnati.
STEAMBOATS
"1855.”
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
AND
SAINT LOTJIS.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packot Line,
FOB TBS CONVEYANCE OF
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
BETWEEN
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint Lonli.
■pa-. This Lise ie composed of seven fret# ►.
class powerful Steamers, une-JLjffi£a£fciigr
BfflfißlMquaHed for speed, splendor, safety
and comfort, end Is tlia osly thbocoh daily use of Steasi
Packets on the Ohio river. It connects with the U. S. Mail
Line of Steamers from Cincinnati to LoulstHlo and Saint
Lonia, by which passengers and freight are li'ketfd and re
ceipted through daily. Two new Steamers have been added
to the Liirt. which now consists of the following boats:
Days of Departure
Boat*. Qxplains. from 'Pittsburgh.
BUCKEYE STATE- M. W. Beltmoovui....Sunday.
KEYSTONE STATE Jacob Hailep Monday.
ALLEGHENY Gxo. M’Lain Tuesday.
CINCINNATI —R- IlasTnt- Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA R. J. ORACt. - Thursday.
PITTSBURGH-. I. N. Cook..— Friday.
PENNBYLVANIA Jso. Kunefkltek Saturday.
Leave daily et 10 o’clock, A. M., precisely.
No freight received after nine o’clock on the morning oi
departure.
For particulars, apply on boaru. or to
r JOHN B. LIVINGSTON, > i
JOHN FLACK, Ag.me,
Monougahela House Buildings.
Lqov23]
Pitt«bnrgh, lSf.5.
Pittsburgh. Steubenville and
__ Packets.
| fCBK-Jh The DIURNAL, Captain A.tB. Shepherd, and
■MEBgMBLtha FOREST CITY, Captain George D. Moore,
wiU run a? regular DAILY PACKETS, between Pittsburgh,
Steubenriile and Wheeling, stopping at all intermediate
ports.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at 10 o’clock, A. ?he
will leave wheeling on Tuesdajs, Thursdays and fcaturdays,
at 7oVlock. A. Si.
The FOREST CITY will leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and- Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—• Rtluming,
she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at o’clock, A. M-.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. I>. COLIdNOWOOD, Agent,
No. Km Front idreet.
For St. Louis.
k, The steamer PAUL JONES, Capt. J. IL
fjJjU£**yDUT l s J F. Qsi*T&£ Clerk, will leave for the
and intermediate ports on FRIDAY,
20th Inal., at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
aplQ C. UARNBR, Agent.
For St. LouU.
Thoe Learner J. C.FKISMGNT,Captain, John
i JggffcS. StOCKD.uk; Clerk, A, Etcckous; will leave
the above and all intermediate ports, on
SATURDAY, April 2Ut, at 10 A. 11.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ap lo FLACK A LIVINGSTON. Agents^
ForCinctxmati
i*m_ w Tbe steamer ADVANCE,Captaia W»t. Doyle,
Clerk, will leave for tho above and inter-
ports on THURSDAY, April 10tb, at
10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
aplB C. BAItNE?, Agent.
tor'StLoiii»,;bexineton.;kansaB,We»toM,
St. JoiephS) and all Intermediate Land*
tner* on the Missouri lUver.
mf Z- w The steamer ARCTIC, Cupt. J. S. Dcvwsrr,
I K. RaTsotns Clerk, will leave for th»‘ tibovo
4&£s22feand Intermediate ports on THURSDAY, M‘th
Inst., at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
Bpl FLACK, LIVINGSTON & BARNES, Agents.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
nrnesm Tbe steamer CHALLENGE, Captalu Yocx.i,
| jJlflKtjfr'W Axdersos CJerk, will leave f-r tbe abov.*
cßSSSsiiH&nd intermediate ports on THURSDAY, uRb
April, at 10 O’clock, A. M.
For freight or passago apply on board, cr t*
ft plo FLACK and Its RSK3,_Agt «
The steamer CHEAT WEST, Captain M’CtT.
I BSP* .» potion, M’Cabty Clerk, will leave for thei above
intermediate ports on THURSDAY, 10th
[tuunt, Vt io A. M. ...
For brighter passage apply on board^to^
For fit. Louis and Illinois River.
Tho steamer EMPIRE CITY', Capt- ML' r:BP,
i fCg*. mVANDEgosirr Cierk, will leave for the above
afisgfij&f&Dd Intermediate ports on THURSDAY, the
l&th lo#L, at 10 A. M. *
For freight or passage opplj on board, or to
- ap U FLACK A HARNES, Agento
For Louisville.
Tbe steamer FaIKY QUEEN, Capt. Jons C-
Kix.hidt Clerk, will leave for the abory
££|s»SBand all Intermediate ports on SATURDAY,
14th host., at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
a pU JOHN FLACK, Agrut._
“JSSS ”
CANADA WEST.
E3*» (.Cleveland,Port Stanley . HS'tJw
gjUggS. and Port Burwell. .fagSfcaftgt
TIIK FINE low pressure steamer TELEGRAPH, Captain
R. liiaßOW, will make two trips a week between Cleveland; I
Port Stanley, and Port Harwell, os follows:
Leaves Cleveland for Port Stanley, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY EVENING, ato'clock.
LcnvesPort llurwell for Port Stanley at 1 o’clock.
Leaves Port Stanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY EVENING, at 7*4 o'clock.
Tbe Telegraph connects-at Cleveland, wiih tbe Cleveland,
Columbus and, Cluclnnati.tbe Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
the Lake Shore, and tbe Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
Ruilroads. Also connects at'Port Stanley with th*« Londou
Line of Stages, wblcb connects whh the Ureal Western
Railroad.
For freight and passago apply on board, or to SCOVILL A
LVUDBUDALK, Cleveland; S. F. HOLCOMR, Port Stanley,
l or A. M’BUIDE. Port Rurwell. murirrunov
To Housekeeper*.
'v-'IT'TS haTO Dow opened one of toe largest stocks of
VV CHINA, GLASS uni QUUENSWAKti, 6U table, for
housekeepers in the city, and intend felling at t ry low
prices We udU sail a haDdsome set of White Tou Ware,
consisting of forty-eight pi-cea, for the low price of Four
Dollars, and all other Gooda in proportion. Or-r stock Being
large owing to the doll season just passed, we ore deter
mined to work it off at low prices. Wo h .rn jnst opened
so e beantifnl shapes of White Stone Meat Dishes; Vege
table do; Corered Dishea for stewed chicken, etc, etc. Also,
some eery handsomo new stylra of Water Pitchers. Our
Btock of White Stone Gold Band, and assorted colors Toilet
I Ware, Is large—all of which wo hare put down In price to
[ suit the times.
FRENCH CHINA.
Wo bftT© some twenty different t-tyles of French China
Tea rate, and eomo heautful Gold Band Dinner set*—nil of
which wo are selling at least tweoty-«To per cent, below
formor priccS- no^gE fURMSHINO GOODS.
Our stock ol’ Knives and Forks, Spoons, Waiters, Britan
nia Ware, Girandoles, Solar Lamps, etc,, is large, and we
w m ß eUlbe m atver y l 0W A Price, A][^
On hand and wceiviog,a largo stock of Boston nnd Pitts
burgh Glass Ware, which we will 10L at manufacturer's
pr!C “ S ' COMMON WARE.
Our stock of common Teas, Plates, Bowls, Dishes, Pilch
ers and every article suitable for country or city trade, is
large to which we invite the attention of city and country
merchants, as we will sell them very low for cash.
Housekeepers and others In want of cueap China and
QueenswMe, will <lo well by cßUtog aUhn nAL^
No. 62 Market, between 2d and 4th sts.,
aD IO Opposite Qhi. R. White.
ptANK i.V.M.iK.’H LADIRb’ GAZETTE Paris. Lon
don and New Tork Fashions for April.
Frank Leslie’s New York Journal, lor April.
Putnam’s Monthly, do
Knickerbocker, do
Godoy's Lady's Book, do
Graham’s Magazine, do
Peterson's Magazine, do
Ballou’s Monthly, do
Household Words, do
Blackwood’s Magazine, for March.
Harper’s Magazine, for April. Price 16 cents.
Together with all the new Books—for sale by
U. MINER A CO.,
a p No. 32 Smlthfleld stree
RAPPING PAPERS, STATIONEY, 4c.—Light uud
heavy Wrapping Papers, for dry goods, drugs, shoes,
confectionary, Ac., Ao.
Manilla Papers, of all sizes;
Booh Binders’ Papers, assorted colors;
Tissue Paper, for .confectioners;
Note, Letter and Foolscap Papers, American, French and
English, for family* school, office and couatiog-house
use;
Blank and Memorandum Books, of all sixes;
Quills, pens, ink, Copying Ink and Books, Wafers, En
velopes, Ac., Ac. "■
For saia at reasonable prices, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN g. DAVTSON,
C 5 Market street, near Fourth. _
STWAMUfIAT FURNITURE. —Strict attention given to
the mnmifftgtpre of Bteambo*t cable furniture end
chairs! T. B. YOUNG ft CO-,
■ rrifty g4 .88 fcmithfieid street.
EA POY TABLES —With and withoutmarbletops, fiu*
iThedCTdforgAleby \m*x2f] T. B. YOUNG * tX>-
*ns 1000 bags, 2 and bushels, in store! -
*p9 KNQLIBH ft RIOHARD3ON.
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as-Kul’d'J iaaltf 3£t*sto»el’i— This preparation
seema to bo efilcacioua for the restoration of the hair upon
bal.l heads. We bare seen the testimony of persona well
known to ns, who "have used the compound Haeccfsfony
therein corroborating the opinion of its restorative eoer
gy, We know of nothin? moredesirablejn tho way of per
sonal comeliness nod comfort than afgood head of hair,anu
any prrr*vs by which this crowning ornament of the outer
man can be preserved, or recovered when lost, without, in
tho latter casu, u resort to Wigs, Touperand Bcratcl.es, de
serves to be hailed and embraced'with gratitude by all of
either sex, who are unlucky enough to need its benefit.
We took occasion the other day to notice- this valuable
rompound In the above terms, and now republish what was
then p&iJ, to show rgaio our favorable opinion of it.
The foregoing is. taken, from the Petersburg (Virginia)
Intdlipencer, and refers to an article which has for a time
been advertised In our columns. -.We must confess that wo
bare been somewhat 6ceptica\ 03 to the remarkable effects
attributed to this famous “Uair Restorer.” Bat our in-
credulity hag been greatly shaken within a day or two by
seeing a couple of certificates of well-known and perfectly
credible citizens of the neighboring town of Preston—-one I Valuable Property fox Sale*
of them th« Captain of a New London whaling ship—to tbo mWO LOTS OP GROUND, upon which ore erected four
effect that, In each of these cases, a two or three montlm’ i Brick and two Frame Buildings, which rant annually
, L ’ „ . , _ , ... rtrif . o _g, for $6OO. Said property is situated in tha Ninth Ward of
use of the Restorer" had actually brought out a new and ! tha dly a{ pitt/burgh, on Penn street, between and
rigorous growth of hair upon the head where it was before ■ . ■ streets.
bald the baldness b6lng, in one case, of more .ban twenty *h.Faring: and Ojumdtanm «
years standing. W* do not suppose it wby any means cer- Also, 23 acres of unimproved land, situated on the Alle* r
tain that, because the application has been thus successful gheny river, one mile from East Liberty. On a portion of
>n « t«. or a doren, U la Umrefore certain to
prove equally successful in nil. But with such head-strong choice land, situated one mile north-west of East Liberty,
ctidrnco or the foregoing, very few bald heads, we stfspect, and one mile oast of Lawronceville. s
wcnld willingly forego* Mr tria. of fbc - Restorer." All #£XSSgSJW
such **old heads” are Informed that the article can be had chsaers.
at Messrs. Leo A Osgood’s i-J/grakh Evening Courier. For termß of sale and further Information apply to Wm.
gold wholesale and retail l it Dr. KRYSRR’S, 140 Wood P ' Baum ’ No ’ Wood etreot ’ n?THOMPSOS,
street, sign of the Golden Mortar. mh29 au!6:tf Assignee for Jaa. 8. Negley.
£o* Proclamation. --Whereas, the extraordinary
noil unprecedented demand for that invaluable preparation,
WEIGHT'S PREMIUM K ATIIA BION, has induced envious
persons to palm off other articles similar in name and ap*
pearunve, but absolutely worthies*,, which has a tendency
to injure the reputation of the genuine article, purchasers
should bo particular to ask for WrighVi Premium- Katha
rion, and they may rely on receiving an article nnequalled
Ibr Its virtues for restoring a decayed head of hair, for a
cool, refreshing and delightful application during the hot
weather, removing all disagreeable sensations of dizziness
and headache, and for the toilet It has never had on equal
for its pleasant and delightful fragrance.
Its thousands of testimonials are a sufficient guarantee
for Its completely restoring a decayed head of hair; for
moving all dandruff; fur preventing its Jailing off, whother
from sickness or disease; and for entirely dispensing with
the necessity of u*ing hair dyes, os it excites the secretions,
pioducing a supply of its natural pigment or coloring mat*
t«r, giving the hair a dark, glossy appearance, with a luxu
riant growth..
For rule by every druggist in the city, and by druggists
and merchants throughout the United States.
A liberal discount to wholesale dealers.
Price 25 cents a bottle ...
PETER T. WRIGHT & CO.,
241 Market st., Philadelphia.
For sale by OEO. 11. KEY3ER, No. 140 Wood street,
ani R. E. FELLERS, Pittsburgh. janl7:d&w3m is
Important to Persons afflicted wltb Her
nia, or Rupture of thxv=Bow,elfl, and the
danger of Strangulation by neglect-
The right course f*r any one to pursue who may be af
flicted with Knpmre, is to procure a good Truss well adapted
to the ruptured nails, in order to retain the protruding
portion of the bowels. TUI* is often neglected, and the
bowel becomes strangulated, leaving the patient not only
in a suffering bat dangerous condition. I'bare always on
hand, and doily adapt, the most improved Trusses; among
which is MARSH'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS, which will
really produce a radical enro in a short time. Of course
there ore cases when no Tros3 will cure, but in a vast ma
jority of reducable Hernia, or Ruptnro, this Truss will
euro. I have every variety of Trusses, from 60 cents to
$2O; also a large assortment of CHILDREN’S TRUSSE3,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for
varicose broken or enlarged veins; PILE PROPS, for tho
■ relief and euro of Piles; SHOULDER BRACES, for men
women and children; SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, and
every variety of mechanical appliance used in the core of
disease. Call and examine them at my Drng Store, No
140 Wood street, corner of Virgin alley; sign of the Golden
Mortar. ffohl—dtw] DR. GEO. 11. lIEYSER.
Wheeling
gg- Balm of Thousand Flowers* for beauti
fying the Complexion, and eradicating all Tts, Pimples and
I‘bjxkles from the Isce. Sold at Dr. KEYSKR’S, 140 Wood
street. JanßO
EDUCATIONAL.
Pittsburgh Mathematical & Commercial
COLLEGE
18 now opened for the reception of Lady and Gentlemen
Pupils who wish to eceirea so md and thorough know
ledge ol' the following brandies of education: Writing,
Hook-Keeping and all its collateral sciences, Algebra, Geome
trv, Trigonometry, Mensuration, Narlgatton, the use of
Globe*, Geography, Arithmetic, Ac, Ac. Tho Principal
ncvds not, to be recommended, as his name and capability
ure well known to this community, being a Teacher in this
city for Bimicsl years, and for the last three months has suc
cessfully taught in tbo Iron City Commercial College, but
has idl U on his own accord, with the intention of estab
lishing an lostltotiim in which the youth of Pittsburgh
can acquire a knowledge of thinga more profitable thun
making unintelligible hieroglyphics, though by no chance
will Writing be neglected.
Tha Principal’s capabilities can be tested by any porson
who doubts his qualifications, as they were by the •gentle
men vrhoj'e name 3 are attached to the following testi
monials
I Uki* great pleasure in certifying to Mr Barry's qualift
cations as a thorough Book-Keeper, and folly competent to
Instruct young gentlemen in the science of accounts—-be*
tides briug a good mathematician and ripe scholar In other
respects. JOHN FLEMING,
Late Professor in Pittsburgh Commercial College.
PmsuoßGii, November 24.
Mr. Barry is eminently qualified for imparting instruction
in the icieuco of Arithmetic anil Double Entry Book-Keep
ing, 1 found Mm even critically acquainted with those
branches of knowledge. J AS. M. PRYOR,
Principal Third Ward Public Schools
I siahj it os my opinion, that as a Mathematician and
Book-Keeper, Mr. John Barry has few equals, and no supe
riors. I think oil tbo Teachers of this County Association
will concur with me in this statement.
Principal First Ward 8-'hool9, Allegheny.
Tho Writing department will be attended to by a
man of superior qualifications, who will devote oil bis at
tention to the immediate improvemedt of tho pupils.
Hours of instruction from 0 A. M. Id 10 P. M.
terms:
Book-Keeping and Writing $2O per cource.
• Arithmetic 10 per quarter.
Writing 3 for 20 lessons.
Atho'Xv’m Buldi.nus, Liberty street, near Wood.
mhlo J. BA BUY, principal.
DulT , i Hlercnntlle College*
1 ROUNDED LN 1840.—INCORPORATED BY THE LEG 18-
' LATUItK.
Oa reference to any of our city merchant*, U will bo
fount that this is iheon'y establishment of tb« kind ever
gsi.nbilsbed la thiscityin which they have any confidence—
the only one lo which i oublo Entry Book-Keeping has
b«sn thoroughly taughtthe only one. in which Account
am* cnu gut reliable advice in ca*> of dlSlcnlty with their
books;—the only one in which the doctrines of Partnership
settlements are thoroughly alncldatedtho only one in
which Lectures upon Commercial Law havebeen regularly
and evKiematiuaUy delivered for nearly eight years;—the
only Jne in which a good Handwriting can be obtained
the only ono in which Teachers of Penmanship can be In
structed in the oruiUDtntal branches of the artthe only
one whose Professor of Penmanship will let visitors havo a
sps-cimeD ot his Writing. Call and g-it a Circular, and a
specimen of Mr. Williams’ splendid writing. mhlO
Instructions inMusto.
MU WAMELINK would respectfully Inform his pupils
an ; friends Ihn; he will continue his profession a?
instructor < n the PIANO FORTE and VOICE.
Orders lett t Mr.KLEBER‘3 Musio Store,or at his resi
dence, No. 187 81X30ND Street, will be promptly attended
to. »u 5
Alexander W. Foster*
Attorney and cOun&ellok at law, akd Sotta
ior ix Cuascchy, Agent for procuring Bounty Lands
»ud Pourions, and for the Collection of Claims In Great
Britain and Irtdaud.
JtJ*r Collections ma le lo title and adjoining Counties; Es
tates of doredents retried; Real Estate bought, sold or
leased, and rents collected. Moneys invested on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
OflWcu FOURTH .struct, a fvw iloor? abovo Smlthfleld.
Pittsburgh, March ‘28,1555 —[inh2s:daw 1
A. \V. Foster,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner for tho Btateflof
Tennessee, New Hampshire, Connecticut, WUconßln,
New York, Michigan, lowa California and Virginia.
4k3»DcedH drawn, nod acknowledgments nnd proofs
taken for rvco-d or use in any of the above named States.
Pittsburgh, March 2ft, 1835—-{mb2Brd*w]
OLD SOLDIERS are reminded that under tbe Boubty
Lund bill just passed, all who bare served in any war
since 171*0 aro entitled to 160 acres of land. The under
6ignod offers his services for the procurement of Warrants
under eaid Act, A. W. FOSTER, Attorney at Law.
Fourth st., above gmltbfield.
N. B.—The low. applies also to all Drivers engaged in
hauling for the Army ; to all Sailors and Marines; to Rev*
olutionury Officers und Soldiers; to those engaged as Volun
teers at Plattsburg; to flotilla men, and to those .engaged
IndefeDCP of Lewistnwn, (Del.) mb2S:dkW
British and Continental Exchange,
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON,
In Sums of £1 and Ot wanna.
miIESE DRAFTS are available at all the principal
I Towns of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND nud IRELAND, and
Uw CONTINENT.
We also draw Siam Biils on
Rl. A* Grunebftnm ft BaHlnt,
FRANKFORT A MAW,
Whlrh serve as a Remittance to all partß of GERMANY,
Switzerland and Holland. '
Persons intending fo travel abroad may procure, through
us Letters of Crelit, on which Money can be obtained, as
needed, lu any part of Europe. . „
Couicnosj of Bills, Notes, aid other securities in Eu*
will rectlvo prompt attention,
rope, wm reem i *> WM H> WILLIAMS ft CO.,
j l2 i Wood,corner Third street.
w. C. GALLAGHER, Proprietor.
Fourth street, between Wood and Smithfidd.
THIS spacious establishment has been leased by the sub
scriber, and completely I'd ii tl m
lie is at ail hours prepared to famish
every luxury that can be found in the best regulated
restaurants in the States. His spacious Bar will always be
suonlied- with the very best Liquors. Game of every de-
Bcriptlon, in it, eeuaon, Mia always bo found
[spi j W. C. GALLAuaKn.
<i LIVERY AND SALE
°“SS plamoml,treeta px^ r^ y>
Hats anU Caps. ;
m, We would invite the ottentioa,of oar rn-'ndi! end
I 0 the public to a apleudld, assortment: of HATS and.
(SBa&OAPS, which we are now opening for the Summer
trade, which, for beauty of style, exceeds anything ever
offered in the city, or wert of. the 'icuntatnß. Calland ex
amine for youreolves. _ J WILSON * SOS,
- ap 7 91 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
AIUonEST, November 24,1854,
JOIIN KELLY,
SIGHT HILLS DBAWK BY
DUNCAN, SHERMAN do CO.
WII, It INS 11AX.1.,
ROBERT 11. PATTERSON’S
' '' ‘••V- -iV .•--'V
TO LET, FOR SALE, &c.
Ileautlful Bites for Country Homes*
riillß undersigned offers for sale, on easv terms, FIFTY
x LOTS,laid off and restricted for rural residences. Also,
an ENTIRE SQUARE, on the bank of the Alh-cheny river
764 feet long by 200 feet deep > hnvingfronu oh Mary and
Julia Ann Avenues, and Henrietta and Herr streets/ This
square contains many Fruit Trees of the choicest kind, and
commands a fine view of the picturesque and romantic see*
nery around. lam desirous of preserving this., square en
tire, as It would afford one of the most charming and mag
nificent sites for a gentleman’s summer residence; In the
Immediate vicinity of the two cities.
Also, about TlllthE ACRES OF GROUND, at the head of
the Island, advantageously situated for manufacturing pur*
poses.
The above property Is situated in Duqueane borough, on
the high and main bank of Herr’s Island, and Is reached by
a very substantial Bridge of one span. For particulars ap
ply at my residence, in Dnquesne borough, on the main
bank, fronting the head of Herr’s Island, or of JOHN DUN
LAP k CO., cottier of Second and Market sta., Pittsburgh.
apr!7:tf WM. a MILLER.
Coal Works For Bale*
SIXTY THREE ACRES OF LAND, with 250 acres of Coal
attached, and ait the improvements thereon ln-success
fal operation, bald Farm is situated on the Monongoheia
river, 34 miles above Pittsburgh, and Is supplied with a
Farm House, Barn, Tenant Houses, Orchard, Railroad,and
an excellent harbor;
The vein of Coal iafive feet thick, and cannot be surpassed
in duality. For farther particulars apply to
NICHOLSON k PAYNE,
Jel2itf No. 235 Liberty street.
Residence st Evergreen.
THE UNDERSIGNED offers for eale hia property In the
Evergreen Colony, Ross Township, five miles from
Pittsburgh. The hooro is 58 by 34, arranged with Four
Rooms, a Kitaben, and a large llall on the first floor, and
is provided with a Water Closet and Bath Room—the latteT
with suitable hot and cold water pipes. Attached to the
house are Two Acres of Ground, held in fee, on which there
is a Well of unfailing soft water, a Stable 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 teach even the
higher branches of study. This admirably conducted
School is of Incalculable advantage to the man of family,
as the ideas here have an opportunity of shooting without
the contaminating influence of outside pressure, too often
found around schools in the city and Immediate vicinity.
The House and the Two Acres will be sold with or with
out the interest iu tbo farm properly, and the avails will.be
taken in adjusted balances and certificates of deposit against
feb2T WILLIAM A. HILL, 64 Wood street.
BASEMENT TO I*ET.
A GOOD AND WELL FINISHED BASEMENT, 21 feet
wide by 32 deep, ono half above ground, well lighted}
airy and pleasant, with a Coal Vault and Hydrant attach
ed to it; on'FOURTH street, above Smithfield; will be
rented from the Ist of April. It is a good stand, and room
for a House and Sign Fainter, or any business of a similar
kind. Enquire of GKO F. GILLMOBE,
mhSO At the office of the Morning Post.
Goal Land for Sale.
SEVENTY-FIVE TO EIGHTY ACRES best' quality of
COAL, ■which can bo brought to the centre of East Bir
mingham or the river by Railroad. This offers the best op
portunity to manufacturers and dealers which can ever be
obtained to secure a valuable Coal tract so near the city.
The surface Is beautifully located for Country Beatß, and
will be sold whole, or in one to five acre lots.
Apply to WM. PHILLIPS,
comer First and Ross streets, or
L. 0. HEPBURN,
*•110.99 Fourth strcetnear Wood.
Land for Sale.
1 onn ACRES OF LAND IN FOREST COUNTY, near
IOUU the Clarfon rircr. This land is heavily timbered,
hog an excellent soil, and is said to contain an abundance of
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 Uillstown creek
runs through it. ,
ALSO, 600 acres in Elk county, well timberedand watered,
and lying near the route of the Snnbury and Erie railroad.
No better investment could be made than in these lands.
The completion of the Sxmbury and Erie, the Allegheny
Valley, and the Venango railroads through that region
will render the coal, lumber, iron ore and soil, of great
value. Enquire of C.B.M. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,
No. 147 Fourth street.
feb22ie*mrtf
Hotel for Lease.
RILEY’S HOTEL, (formerly known os the Luu&nss
House,) Is offered for lease on favorable terms. Being
situated on the corner of Fourth street and Grant, near to
the Court House, ant! about mid way been the Monongabtla
Wharf and the finmsylvania Depot, it is one of the most
pleasant, convenient and desirable locations in the city.
The Hotel will be furnished , if desired, end leased for a
term of year*, commencing from the first -of April nest.
For further information apply to
JOSEPH 3. i A. P. MORRISON, Att’js,
jan29:dvwtf Office No. 143 Eourth st., Pittsburgh.
T
110 LKT—-From the Ist of April next, the commodious
BRICK BUILDINGS situate in the Second TVcrd of
the City of Pittsburgh, between Breckenridge street and
the Monongahela river, lately occupied by Messrs. Bake*
well. Pears A Co. as a Glass manufactory and warehouse.
,Tb)3 property is eligibly situated, adjacent to the Honon
gabela wharf, for any business connected with eteambeating
or riTer trade, or for manufacturing purposes.
Several small Buildings and a capacious yard are attach*
ei. Apply to OLIVER W. BARNES,
President Pitt, and Conn. R.R. do.,
mhl&tf I Neville Hall, Fourth and Liberty streets.
For Rent,
A FARM CONTAINING 63 ACRES OF LAND, under A
High state of caltivatiou, with a large and convenient
DWELLING HOUSE, recently built and of modern style;
good Barn, Stabling, Ac., situated on the south bant of the
Monongahela river, 6 miles above Pittsburgh, being one of
the most beautiful and pleasant localities anywhere to bo
found. Possession given on or before the Ist of April next.
Enquire of ~ ‘ H. CHILDS A CO.,
mh&tf 133 Wood street.
Law Books.
I Ail authorized to sell low eome valuable Law Books.
10 vola. Pa. Reports, by Barr;
Bouvier’s Institutes;
Greenlicf’s Evidence;
Wharton’s Digest, last ed.;
And other Reports, Elementary Works, Ao.
GEO. F. GILLMORE,
at the office of Morning Post.
For Sale.
A BAROUCHE AND SET OF HARNESS.—Tb#y were
mode to ord*r by oar best mechanics, and have only
been used a few months. They will be sild at n bargain,
as, in consequence of anbange that has taken place In the
Bobtcriber’a family, he h a no further use for them.
A. BALLOU,
nps No. 146 Water street.
BUILDING LO'r FOR SALK.
A LOT 24 feet front on WYUB street, and extending
back 109 feet to'Wide alley.' On the back part of the
Lot is a Cellar Wall, built for two small Houses. This Lot
is In a desirable location for a residence; and will he sold
low. and on favorable terms. Title good, and clear from
incumbrance. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMORE,
jyl3 At Ofßce of Morning Post,
For Rent}
A FARM CONTAINING ABOUT 140 ACRES, on the
Steubenville Turnpike, six miles from Pittsburgh,
late homestead of William M’Cormick. Possession given
immediately. Terms $250 per annum. Enquire of
James c. ivichey,
Near the premises.
mh7:d*wtf
Lot for Sale*
A GOOD BUILDING .LOT, 24 feet front on Carson street
by 100 feet in depth, in Birmingham, will be sold
cheap. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMORE,
at office of. the Morning Post.
Another small farm in Virginia fujs sale
on easy tenna. for particulars, call at the Real Es
tate Office of S. OUIHBERT A SON,
ft p2 140 Third street.
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
A BUILDING LOT El ALLEGHENY CITY, 24 feet by
100. A good bargain can be bad by applying soon at
the office of the MORNING POST. jylSitf
FOB BALE—An excellent Frame House end Lot, on
Kesaca street, Allegheny city, at a very low rate. En
quire ot * Uo Jrvr *'^ n 'T s »*
jau22:tf 75 Fourth street.
rpo LET—A two story Brick Dwelling House, on Cent
I Avenue. Apply to H. MINER A CO,
fi»bl2 VV 3 No. 32 Bmithfleld Btreet
Dlssontton of Co-Partnership.
THE co-partneriihip heretofore existing between JOSHUA
RHODES and PHILIP RHYMER, in tbo Wholesale
Fruit and Coafectionary business, la this day dissolved, by
mutual consent The business ef the firm will be settled
up by Joshua Rhodes, who is authoriied to receipt for nil
debt/due said firm.
March 27 th, 1855. __
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
s3)* The undersigned have this day formed a Partner*
ship, under the name, firm and style of IILYMfiR *
ANDERSON, for the transaction of the Wholesale Fruit and
Confectionary busing, No. 30
ROBT. J. ANDERSON.
Pittsburgh, March 2itb, 1855.
A9-In retiring from the Confectionary business, I cheeT
fuHyrocommend Messrs. Bran 4 Airainao^to my ftieuds
and Customers. JOSHUA RHODES.
Pittsburgh, March 27 th, 1856. [ap 2 J
PHILIP BEYMtB J. ANDERSON.
rKYMER * ANDERSON,
(Successors to Jo9hua Rhodes A Co.)
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS, NETS,
Spices, Confectionary, Sugars, Ac.
45** No. 39 Wood street, opposite Hie St. Charles Hotel,
Pittsburgh, Pa. °P 2
FRESH FRUIT
-250 boxes Rabins;
200V£do do
160 do do
500 drums Figs;
250 %do do
100 boxes do
20 mats new Dates;
* 25 boxes Prunes;
10 kegs do
2 coses do
Receiving and for sale by _ •'
fl p2 * REYMER A. ANDERSON, 39 Wood sir
Fresh nuts, Ac.—
20 bags Walnuts;
20 do Filberts;
20 do Cream Nuts;
25 frails Ivlca Almonds;
6 bales Bordeaux do
10 boxes shelled, do
25 do No. 1 Rock Candy;
15 do W. do
10 cases Sicily Liquorice;
150 boxes No. 1 Barring: .
100 do 2 assorted Pickles;
25 dozen Tomato Catsup.
Just received and for sale by . _ ; .
ap2 - BBYMBR & ANDERSON, 30 Wood at
Oft BOXES MACOAUONi;
60 20 boxel Vermicelli; •
100 dozen Pepper Sauce;
10 do Capers;
.• 15 do Olives;.
10 do Brandy Peaches;
10 do do Chemes;
10 do fresh Peaches;
10 do • do Tomatoes; ' '
15 do Walnut Catrop
.Joit wrtwa gjjTtegli’fopßWW. 39 Wood A
OKANUF.B AND IIKMONiS^.
260 boxes M&slna Oranges,
100 do BicUy o°, , ... , .
- 240 do Lemone; roeelilns ani for,*ale by
«ja *** "“' KEJIdBH 4 ASDBBBON, 89 Wood rt.
. ,1 ►- it ,
' ... "
MEDICAL.
RHODES'
FEVER AND AGUE CURE:
08, HAWKE'S INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC,
Foil the prevention and Cure of IffrmmicjT Ana He*
Bittni Fevebs, Fxvrr. and Ague, Omus and Fjcvo,
Duied Ague, G enekal Dmiutt, Night Sweats, and all other
forms of disease which have a common origin In Malaria ot
Miasma. This subtle atmospheric poison which at certain
seasons is unavoidably Inhaled at every breath, (itjio same
In charccter wherever.it exists—North, South, East or
West—and will every where yield to Ibis newly-dlseovared
antidote, which is claimed to bo the greatest discovery in
medicine ever made.
This specific is so harmless the tit may bo taken by per
sons tf every *ge, sex or eoudiUon, and it will not substi
tuts for one disease others still worse, br id too often tho re*
8 ?i in ;0 tT ‘ ia l m ent by Quinine, Mercury, Arsenic* and
other poisonous cr deloterloua drug?, not a particle Of any
0 mi 8 Emitted into thin preparation.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary re
tho Usk} of thia NATURAL ANTIDOTE TO
It will entin.ly frolcct »ny ibrilent or Iravder 07ra In
the most rickly or swampy localities, from any Ague or
Bilious disease whatever, ur any injury from constantly in
haling Mularia or Miasma.
It witl instantly check the Ague in persona who haTo suf
fered for any length of time, from oue day to twonty years,
so that they uped neverbave another chill, by continuing Ua
use accordingf to directions. -
It will immediately relieve all the distressing results of
Billons or Ague diseases, such ns general debility, night
sweats, ote. The patient at once begins to recover appetite
and strength, and continues until & permanent and radical
cute is effected.
Finally, its use willbanish Fever and Ague from families
and all classes. Farmers and all laboring men, bv adopt
ing it aa a preventive, will be free from Ague or Bilious at
tacks In that season of the year which, while it Is the most,
sickly, Is the most valuable one to them.
One or two fcottlea wlil answer for ordinary cases; some
may require morei DlrecUoDa printed-in German, French
and Spanish, uccompany each bottle Price One Dollar.
Liberal discounts made to the trade. Trade circulars for
warded on application, and the article will be consigned on
liberal terms to responsible parties in CTcry section of tho
country. JA3. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
• Providence, 11. I.
Agent a—New York: 0. V. OTICKENER A CO* and C.
H. RING. Boston: WEEKS A TOTTER. Philadelphia:
DYOTT A SONS. J*j MITCHELL, No. 205 Liberty street,
next door to Hand. WGODSILKS A BROTHER, comer
of Anderson and Lacoch sts., Allevheuy. * (feb27
DR. HENDERSON,
OCULIST AND AURIST.
TBEATS ALL DISEASES 0? THE EYE AND EAR WITHOUT CUPPING,
LEECHING, BLtSTEIUKO, OK 571 R U3E OT CALOMEL.
OFFICE 458 BROADWAY, COIL GRAND ST., NEW YORK.
Hours from 0 A. M. to >1 X\ M.
ROUGH, GRANULATED LIDS, Inflammation, Acute or
Chronic Blindness with Films, Irilisp Amaurosis and
Cataract Scrofulous, Weeping or Watery Eyes, are among
the diseases of the eye which are treated by Djr. H. with
perfect eatisiaction.
All diseases of the Ear treated upon scleutifio principles.
Artificial Eyes.inserted without an operation.
Allletterspost-paid will secure'prompt attention.
We select the following references from among the thou
sands of cases which have been successfully treated by Dr: ■
Henderson: " . ‘
Wm. J. Fryer, 320-8 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
•Alfred Southwick, Printer, u a
fj. Goodspoed, Glens Falls, N. Y.
. •Wm.W. Smithy Detroit, Mich. ? - , (
•Mrs. A. M. L. Wilson, Ne* York City, N. Y.
fMiss Mary Bellows', N. E. Station, Duchess co., N. Y.
•Edward G. Solger, Bristol, Conn.
•John Seamen, Engineer, N. Y. .
David Little/Engineer, N. Y. ; •
Wm. F. B. Giles, office Couiier and Enq., N. Y.
-{•James W. Kirby, Brooklyn, L.I.
Jarvis Rodgers. u “ ■ .- . -
A. B. Reeves,- Telegraph Operator, St Nicholas Hotel. ' •
B. M. Ferrlss, Organ Builder, Houston St,
R. B. Doolittle, M. D., Hudson, N. Y.
Mrs Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N. Y. • ••
M. P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Tk>7, N. Y.
R. L. R 033, Albany, N. Y.
A. Dillenbach, Schenectady, N. Y.
Copt. B. H. Haviland, Athens, N. Y; •:.
John W, Hackett, Binghampton, N. Y.
•These patients were blind, and had to be led to the office.
At the expiration of two weo£s they could go about the city
at pleasure.
•These cases of Amaurosis were restored to sight after
they were given up as incurable by the faculty, and -can be
referred to by. any personwbo wishes to learn the facta In
these cases, by writing to them. ■ . . JanS
DU, HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARKD-BY
DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.,
WILL CTrrcrUALLT CURE
LIYER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility,Diseases of the Kidneys, and
aU diseases arising from a disordered Liter or Stomach .
Such
esConsilpa
tion,lnward Piles,
Fulness, or Blood to the '
Head, Aridity of theStomneh/
Nanßeajneartburn, Disgust for Food.V
Fulness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Fit
of the Stomach. Swimming of the* Head, Hurried
sod Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Chock
ing orSufTocaUug Sensation when in lying Vosture, Dimness
of Vision, Dots of Webs before tho Sight, Fever and
DuTl Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Ferspiration,
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Fain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac., Sudden
Flushes of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imagin
ings of Evil,and great
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, in calling the attention of the public to
this preparation, does so with a feeling of fcheutmoet confi
dence in its virtues am!adaptation to ihe diseases for which
is recommended.
It is no now and untried article, but one that has stood
the test of a tfin years’ trial before the American people,.
Rnd its reputation and sale is unrivalled by any similar pre
parations extant. The testimony in its favor given by the
most prominent and well known Physicians and individu
als, in aU parts of the country is Immense. Referring any
who may doubt,to my “ Memorabilia, n or Practical Receipt
Book, for Farmers and Families, to be had gratis, of all the
Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Office and Manufactory, 120 Arch street* Phila
delphia, Pa.
Js6S*'Bold by Dr. Geo. H. Koyscr, 140 Wood street; B. A.
Fahnestock-A Co., No. 6 Wood street; Fleming Brothers,
GO wood street; H.P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny:
declihdiwly is
Bazin’s Premium Perfumery.
A PRIZE MEDAL at the Great Loudon Exhibition of
the Industry of ull Nations, in 1851, and Seven High
est Premiums, awarded the subscriber in thl3country, have
proved his preparations of a superior quality, and placed
him among the best perfamers and soap makers of Europe
and America. His celebrated Shaving Creams and Las
trales,hid fine Pomades, Toilet Waters, and Perfumes tor
the Handkerchief, (of 60 varieties,) are unsurpassed by any
[ in the world.;
AU articles purchased at this establDhment are warrant
ed of the finest quality.
With an addition of many new articles to his list, and
greatly increased labilities for manufacturing,he is enabled
to furnish them to dealers in any quantity desired, and at
very liberal price?.
Country Dealers, requesting it, can have a Price list
mailed to their address, free of postage.
X. BAZIN,
(Successor to J 3. Roussel,)
No. 114 Chestnut street, below Fourth,
feb22:d awlmls Philadelphia.
Palmer’s Celebrated Epicurean Sauce,
STANDS PREEMINENT for' flavoring Soups, Gravies,
Fish, Meat, Gomo, Ac. Wo advise ull good housewives
to try it Price 25 cents per bottle, at all Grocery end Fruit
Stores in the United States and Canadas
For sale by M’CLtJEQ and G. G. KEYSEU, Pittsburgh.
.P. T WB3QHT 4 CO., <.
211 Maiict street, Philadelphia.
fDR; MOWN, No. 41 Diamond Alloy, Do* /> .
Totes hls-entire attention to an office Practice. cffty
His busmesa.is mostly, confined to im
VtntrtaX DUtasa, and suchpainful affections, £Esk
brought oubyimprudence, youthfulindulgenceandoxcess
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions,Gonorrh.ca,Gleet, Stricture'
Urethral Discharges, Impurity ofjthe Blood, with all Dlsea*
BCB of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Erup»
Hons,Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases,Seminal Weak*
ness, Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness,
Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in
Ano, Nervous Affections, Pains in the Bock arid Loins, Irrl
tationof the Bladder andKidneys,successfully treated.—
Cure guaranteed •-
Twenty years* practice (ten In this city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to oLlffho may ccme uni
derhlscare
Office and Private Consultation Booms, 41, Diamond alley
S 3, Charges moderate. noTfcdkw»ly
Brown's newly discovered remedy
for Bhexunatiam is a speedy and certain Remedy
that painful trouble.. It never falls.
OfficeandPrivateConsultation Booms No. 41 DIAMOND
Pittsburgh, Penn’a. The Doctoxls always at horn ■*
tntrcbgfrdAw. " • '
» B »s* iBss«
TRANSPORTATION
TO AMD FROM THE EASTERN CITIES
VIA PENNA. CANAL AND RAILROADS.
D. LEECH & CO.’S LINE,
Between -Pittsburgh, Hew York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore. V
Tina KOTJTE being now In good order, wear, prepared
to despatch property either WAy on favorable terms.. -
Shipments consigned to either of the undersigned will do
forwarded without charge for commissions, and all instruc
tions promptly attended to. ' i.r.
Address or apply to . ; D. LEECH & CO.,
Penn street and Canal, Pittsburgh.
IIAURI3 A LEECH,
Receiving DepoE No. 13 South Third street,
Delivering Depot, Dock st., Philadelphia.
A. SMITH, Agent,' .
No. 75 North Ktrett r TlalUmore.
JNO. McDonald, Agent,
No. 7 Rattery Place, Neir York^
ap4:3m Is
To 'Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers
. and Alanufaoturcrs*
THE STTBSCKIBKItIo now Importing a superior quality
of OIL 03? COGNAC, of which of an ounce with 60
ffaUona'pureSpirit'WiU produce a fine Cognac Brandy. His
ESSENCES OK ROCHELLE utnl OTARD’S BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX HUM, Alt AC. CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY, .HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WIUBIIY, are acknowledged by the New
Yortmanufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rections for use wilHnvarinbly be given by.
DR. LEWIS FEECHTWANGEB,
. 11l Malden Lane. New York.
P. S.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemicals, Flatina,
Blammh, Manganese; Thorn’s Ext. CopoWa, Sulphate Am
monia. Ac. . dec2ld3 tf
Boarding School,
OR BUMMER BOARDINQ 110U3E.-Ttlo QLEN HOIEIi
and orounds are offered for RENT for cither the
above purposes. The site end arrangement of the house,
the beauty, extent and variety of the and the
singular advantage of the position, eecluded from every
thine objectionable, render this e moat desirable location
for either e Male or Female Seminary. Fortrims, Bpply to
mh2-i ; tf J;'W. BUTLER, QT Front street.
Notice. .. ••• •
THE Partnership of JOHN M’DEVITT & BRQ. w*a'dis
solved on the first inst. John U’Devitt will continue
the business at tbe old stand, and attend, to the settlement
of the business of the late firm. ‘
JOHN MT>EVTPT,
WILLIAM M’DEVITT.
Pittsburgh, January 8d;185l>«--[jan4
A CUICKERING 7 Ootay* ROSEWOOD
PIAN 0, in perfect order,has been left with
WITPhI 100 for sale, ai uvery reduced price. The
I I «. 0 f'owner is about leaving the city, and ia
willing to sell, for Cash, at a sacrifice. The subscriber will
warrant this Piano to tbe purchaser, lo be perfect in every
particular. It has been in use threo years. . '
- For sale by ■ - JOHN' H. MELIAR,
i - .. J , >, . No. 81 Wood stmt,
l ap2 ... Between Diamond alley and Fourth at.
rv wv.n bps. Scotch Potato oat3.flne. for tala b?
JJj - JAMES WARDROP.
ry APPLES—IQQ bushels Tetfd and for solely
*j3; * HENRY H. COUJN&.
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Prltats XJiaeiaco.
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