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THE CITY POST•
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EXPOILT OV ..THE FrItEISSN'S ASSOCIATION ON
-THE STEAM Fritz Encime.--At the .meeting of
the Firemen's Association on Monday evening,
the committee appointed on WIWI of the citizens
and association to attend the exhibitions of the
Young America, Mr. Shawk's Steam Fire En
gine, made the following report :
To the Ftremen'a Association compliance
with your request, the undersigned attended at
the trial of Mr. Abner Shawk's Steam Fire En
gine, on Friday last. Trial was made in Grant
street, near the canal, ankwascommenced With
S Suction pipe attached for supplying' water for
the pump from the canal. Dry wood was used
for fuel. On lighting the fire under the boiler,
the working of the hand pump to supply water
for the boiler was commenced. In thirteen
minutes after lighting the fire, sufficient steam
was generated for starting the engine and pump.
Soon after a gland on the small valve rod broke,
but this was replenished by another in a few
minutes. On recommencing operations it was
found the suction pipe did not operate; but on
supplying the pump with water from a fire-plug
for a few moments, the auction pipe became
effected, and continued to operate well there
after. These interruptions caused some delay.
They are not, however, to be attributed to any
defect in the plan or construction of the parts,
but to accidental circumstances not likely to oc
cur in future.' When the engine was again set
in motion, it worked under a steam pressure of
ninety pounds per •equare inch, making one
hunAred and four single strokes per minute,
and discharging four hundred and eighty gal
lons of water through fifty feet of three inches
hose, with a one three-eight inch nozzle, a
horizontal distance of one hundred and sixty
seven feet.
The trial was continued two hours, with dif
ferent nozzles, frequently throwing two and
sometimes three streams at the same time. The
ti suction pipe eontinned to supply from the canal
all the water required, without interruption.
Trials were made in supplying the pump with
water through hose from the fire-plugs. The
results obtained were similar to those above ,
stated.
Monday, May 14th, the trials were resumed
at the corner of Hand and Liberty streets.
Water was supplied through hose from the fire
plugs in the vicinity. One minute after lighting
the fire, water was let on from the fire plugs,
and the working of the hand pump to supply the
boiler was commenced ; in seven minutes after
lighting the fire, steam began to accumulate in
the steam chamber,and to affect the steam
gunge, and in ten inutes the pump began to
()Iterate under a pressure of 80 pounds per inch.
At twelve minutes after firing the .pump was
working at sixty single strokes per minute, un
der a pressure of forty five pounds per inch,
throwing a single stream through a seven eighth
nozzle. Three additional discharge pipes, each
of inch nozzle, were then attached, and at
eighteen minutes after firing the pump made 112
single strokes, discharging, through the four
nozzles, 517 gallons of water per minute. The
greatest horizontal distance thrown in this trial
was 160 feet. The four nozzles were then re
moved, and one of inch was attached. With
this the pump made 124 strokes under a pres
sure of 90 pounds, throwing 655 gallons per
minute a horizontal distance of 225 feet. A
nozzle of one and three-eighths inch diameter
was then used, and with this the pump made
180 strokes under a pressure of ninety pounds.
throwing 600 gallons per minute a horizontal dis
tance of 220 feet,
Forty minutes after lighting the , fire, the oper
ations were discontinued; and during this pe
riod all the operations above mentioned were
performed. The boiler supplied sufficient steam
all the time, without interruption, keeping the
steam generally at ninety lbs. per inch. Doting
the trial of the single streams through the one
and a quarter and one and three-eighths inch
nozzles, the water vas thrown entirely over the
range of five-story warehouses on the south side
of Liberty street.
The operations of the engine and pump ap
peared to be under the perfect control of the
engineer. It is made to move fast or slow, at
pleasure. One or more etreams are added or
withdrawn with facility, and any desired change
in its performance is readily effected. The de
tails of the engine and appendages are well de
signed, and the whole are arranged and fur
nished with much akin and good taste in all its
varied operations. Each part performed its ap
pointed duty with exact regularity, and we Dew
Tao cause to doubt the safety or durability of the
entire machine in continued service, if managed
by skillful and experienced men. Wo are,
therefore, of opinion that the experiment has
proved entirely successful.
It will be noticed as a prominent feature in
the performance of this engine, the large quan
tity of water it will discharge continuously.
We have not ascertained the capacity of the
common fire engine in this respect, but we are
informed by experienced firemen that our city
engines of the first class, with pistons of nine
and three eight inches diameter, and nine inch
stroke, will make about thirty single strokes per
minute, when worked by sixty men. If this he
a correct basis, each an engine will discharge
eighty gallons per minute. The steam fire en
gine discharges six hundred gallons in the same
time, making a proportion of seven and a hal
to one.
Wm. WADE,
JAMES Tuomrsos
Jos. Fnescu,
JAMES NELSON,
R. B Roosters,
JOS. KATE,
ED. GREGO,
GEO. Fuswros,
C SAWYER.,
ADAMS GrrTY.
Pittsburgh, May 16, 1865.
After the reading of the report, the following
resolutions were presented and adopted :
Reaolved. That the attention of. Councils Is
again respectfully called to the superior advan
tages of the Steam Fire Engine over the cif
methods in use, and to the necessity and im
portance of its introduction.
Resolved, • That this Association desire to re
new their recommalation contained in a report
presented to Councils in August last, in relatir n
to the introduction of this description of in
chinery here, and respectfully refer to tits
report for the items of expense likely to be in
curred.
Ta actual fall of Sebastopol would engsre
no greater attention or occupy half the space in
the Evening Chronicle, than does the pretend d
fall of breadstuff& From day to day for the
set six. weeks has the heavy editor of that she , t,
•in the leading editorial column, announced wl, .t
would be a gratifying fact, if true, the confine , d
And permanent declension in breadstuff& IRO l
ing the word of Romise to the ear, to break it
to the pocket. Whilst flour has been retailing
at from ten to ten and a half dollars per barr I,
and firms the Chronicle has been announci ,g
river five feet ten, and rising, immense quanii •
ties of flour on hand, and declining at the rote
of fifty cents to a dollar per barrel per week;
and green things plenty in market, upon r ,
sonable terms. The editor may understand all
about rhubarb, radishes and onions, but Lair
seems to be beyond his reach.
Bun FOR DAMAGEB.—Another suit, originating
in the false pretence case in Allegheny, on Su 1-
day evening, was instituted yesterday. Mr.
Laughlin, the gentleman who was arrested,
brings spit in the District Court, against Joseph
H. Scott, High Conitable of Allegheny, offoier
John Wills, and Mr. Isaac Charles, for ease illt
and battery with intent to kill, claiming dama
ges in the sum of $l,OOO.
Tim Claudius MAIL 1301313E84.—Judge
In the United States District Court, yesterd .y,
decided that the motion in arrest of judgm •nt
in the Cummins mail robbery case must be
granted, because the indictment was defect le,
inasmuch as it failed to set forth the value of ihe
property stolen. As another charge ot theremaniled
81. me
kind is laid against Cummins, he was
to jail again.
IFFORDIATIOFI WANTED.—Mr. James Stew .rt,
Of Baird township, Westmoreland county, is 'e
strous of acquiring information of his daugl cer
Catharine, who left her home about three wroks
ago, and has not been beard of since. She is
about thirty years of age, and is supposed to
be slightly deranged. Any news of her, di•
reeled to the above address, will be thankfully
acknowledged,
THZ NEW TELEGRAPH 017.10 E.--we observe
that the "Union Line " have moved into their
new office, No. 64 Wood street, near Fourrineith.
Their' communication with all the ppal
points in the United States, as we learn from
Mr. John Lest*, the polite manager, who is
exceedingly wide-awake (1) these times. ,
MAP PAH:ff.—The May Party for the chilJren
- of St. Bridget's school will take place on Th ura
day, the 24th. The place selected
Minerfor the en
joyment of the, day is quite near se,lie.
Omnibuses will. =AM the spot from the Clurt
an dirolorotber . parts'oVieci, ,.
BIIUGLARIML—A number of houses on Aun
street, Allegheny, were entered by burglars. on
Monday night, but the booty hardly reworded
them for their trouble.
~.,
T'? ~'~'
^r ,.. y
kr is REALLY gratifying to witness the success
tiny considerable and porailarenOrpr4e, par
- calmly when the result of individual perseve
rance, as instanced in the patronage extended
to the Banner Hat Store--a ;gain evidence that
our people are aware of the importance of sus
taining home manufactures in preference to oth
ers. And the really beautiful hat Alf. is selling
for SSP is so far superior to anything before
or now offered for that-price. That be deserves
and must receive a due rewa*& for his untiring
exertions to stilt the tastes and pockets of an
dustrions community. We cheerfully advise our
readers to buy at the Banner if they want a good
article at fair prices. Sign of the American
Flag, 147 Wood street. Look out for the sign. *
MAY 28
HYDROPHOBIA.-A gentleman by the name o
Hobbs, residing near Steubenville, was recently
bitten by a dog supposed to be mad. Oa Thurs
day last he became restive, and was seized with
convulsions, having four spasms during the
course of the day. His suffering is said to be
intense, and his recovery doubtful.
COMMERCIAL POST
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
HERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
OFFICER
Prerfdent—JOllN
Pmt Vice President-45'x. IL Burra.
Second " Wu. It. 110)911.
Secretary—Wm. 8. 11191 M.
Tread:um—Joan D. Smart
Superintendent—S. T. Noma e,
On:um:flee of Arbitration for .ApriL—Wii.tutt IL Szowa,
V, F.; W. Rsa, 8. S. nava, V. K. Mama., J. EL PEINOCI
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBUROR MARKET
OFFICE Or 005 DinT MOILITINCI POST,
Wednesday, Slay 23. 1855. f
lingoes!' was tolerably brisk yesterday. Flour Is un
changed. Bacon is stiff, with an upward tendency. We
append the sales reported:
FLOUR-524 bbls superfine from wharf at $0 05q.510; 70
bbls extra from store at $lO ;125 bbls superfine stare, 59,07
and $10; 35 bble superfine and extra, store. s9 . Bl l 4(reslo.
BYE FLOUR—tO bbis from store at $7,87.
CORN MEAL—Sales 5 bbls ai $1 '"%l bus.
GRAIN—Sales 400 bus .r Coro from wharf at 02e; 070
bus shelled Corn, delivered, at 96c@$1. Sales 'cud bus Oats,
wharf, at 03c.
• SUGAR-20 bbils fair at tsin, four mos.
I.IOLASSEC—SAIes 12 bide at aSo.
BAC li—Sales 33 000 R. shoulders, aides and hams 549
410 c, cash; 30,000 1101 she'd and hams 59.1 1 c ; 4000 ibe rant
sides and hems Sii&9l.o-1:,/ ft.oo %s shed 8 1 . c.; 2000
lbs hams
OILS-4S bbls Linseed Oil $1,06%, time and 4 months.
11511-24 bbls Baltimore herring 5 7 , 45 half bbls white
55 50; 10 half bbls salmon 65.50.
CUENBS.I-50 boxes Western Reserve 10e.
B'tAN—l,2oo bushels from wharf 20c.
COFFEE-20 bags Rio 11c, 4 months.
ASIIES-2 casks pots 6c, cash.
BLOOMS-25 tons Tsur.esseen $6O, 6 months; 75 tons do
at $65, do.
PIO METAL—The American reports sales of 60 toes
Mercer at 522, 6 mos; 175 tons Tennvsgeo 520, 4. and 8
mos; 50 tons Catfish at 526,50. 6 mos : 250 tons No. 1 All,-
glieny at 525, 6 mos. It further estimates the quantity of
metal now In stare, or in taa.ract at above 10,000 toss.
Nits' Tofu, ]Say X...—Cottou firm vitt, 21700
Flour a trifle higher ; Dales 501:0 Ude good Ohio at $10,ff , ,,
41,10,37; Southern firm, but transactien• IZitxtrtaim.
lk trifle lottrr, with sales 7503 buthrls. Corn a
shade higher. Beef blgher, alth sales ttn Whi,by
easier. Coffee: Rio dull at 10;g. bugar and Niels an•
firta. Stunts quiet. g 11Issouri tit
Cumberland 2714; N. ]. Central 01%; Erie ilsthread,
t.
15,
PINIATIA.PIIII, ]lay 22.—Flour shady ; salve 50 bide at
$10,76®11 for eCintooll to gone, sr d 100 hbls extra at $ll.
Rye Your firm at $7,25. Corn Meal quiet at linty
small sales of Wheat at $2,170 Sales 1.1.0 tuthels R) e•t
$1,5501.5q. Coro steady sales 10 CO bushel, at $l.l/
afloat, and $l.ll to store. Oars unchanged. Cl,,serssed
advanced; sales at $6,50,60 7b. Whisky 10 in this and
in bads.
LL TIIE MAGAZINES FOR MAY now ready at 11
1-1 11INIIR A Co.'ll, No.:11 SwithOrld street
Prank Leslie's Gazette of Parttk,us ft, Iley ;
POU"-Vell Mni1...136 for May;
Graham's 'Mao:toe for May ;
Godey'e Lady's Book for May;
Leslie's New York Journal for May;
Bolton's Monthly ter May;
Household %Cards for May;
Peterson's Magazine for ;
Bleckwood's Magazine for April.
N Ett BOOKA
Kenneth; or, The Pella Guard of the Grand Army 11
Dos author of "Heir of Ileciclytre," Ileartsensa,' Cart!.
Builders," Ac.
stery ofT
I urkey. By A De Lenart:no. author of "The
Gi lli roudlet"TrseeNt In the Moly Laod," a , .
The tYldrherty Paper, by the lat. Wsiltain klawtn, I._ L
D.; annotated by Dr. Ettelton Mackenzie, ember of •-litte.tes
Ambrosiante," Ae.
!where (Indian ; A Soquel on "Linda, or, The Y,cne
Pilot of the 11.31 e enectle." !;y }i ra. CAI-n:4u. Lee Beat,
Legends and Storiea ot Ireland; by loner;
Mammon; or the Hardships or an bleiress, by Mrs. Gore.
2 part,. paper,is eta
With all the NEW DOORS. for sale by
11. MINKK
frff,trt,ro4
J. WHITE.
VENETIAN BLIND NIANUFACTURER,
In AS RECO - RUED bin health e:n a• to rename hi. oil
boaine. and bee opened hi* BLIND MAN V AC.
TORY, at No. 65 Preen tater?, near the re-..tf. Let eeen
Wood and Smithfield, where he ha. In asonrtsn-nt ref
BLINDS, trimmed %lib plain and tarry senrate,l and
alit
trimtnino., and t, prepare I to Ell any order in blo lea.. r a
the moat retronstie terms. Mt work hi warranted to Ow.
ratiefsetion nr mn• ey refunded.
Cid tilinda R.parred.
Neve give him a call, ae he ean't be lest t o erert.
anntlip my: ty
VAL'Sit:LK WWIKb ON AGltlet L'EUKF—
Saitun'a Rural Iland Tte.c.k., let ard 2J trerital
Jolitoon'g Agriculture Chemigirr,
iturol
Rodger. Scientific Agriculture.
'
Gay'e Elernerus
licattv's Southern
Durning'e FruUs and Fruit Tree* .1 AmeTt - rg
C,mpanion to Flower Cgarter
Ilarrfe Fruit thirdenor;
N.4l*. ..
31cNIolokn'n Amor - Van GarOtoPr.
Ferrat.r'a std Plaoloii iloryolor..mll..
or nale by 11 T C. Milllo kN.
No 104 W. - A •trrrt
3,OOES* BOOKS" FlthAtS
Englishwoman in Russia, by • Ten Tears' Resident, I
Tot. cloth, $1,12?.4 ,
Surgical Reports and Nll , cellanoous Paper., by Dv.
Ocoee
Hayward, I volume e10th,y,1,2.:.
Tricot°, el Sketches In Paris; 1 volume cloth, I
Temptation, he J F. smith: SO cents
Banker's Daughter, by Revartda 50 cents.
Lost ileiress, by Mrs Soutb worth.
The Initials; a Love Novel—the beat one *TM' written
(..."mpleie In two volume', paper cover, prior one doter;
or bound In one volume, cloth, for one dottier and twenty
floe cents • copy.
Call or send lor whatever you 'want In t
MINER he hook line
CO to
11. ..
my 9 No. 3 - 2 Prnithtleld street.
II UTTEII.I b b l o tr x re r l r s i. Fraottor;
R4Ceived on eloNignment and for Pilo by
myII•LEE C(2..
A)VAT:TISD, for VI - optionln s s Oliti. of
10 or 12 yearn et age An ornbso preferred. Apply
to CUTIIIIIIaT t SOS,
mSll Beal Estate stol AcetA. 140 Third 4t.
IiAItASOLS--100•4 Parasols comprising 11.01110 pear ATI , .
In Monti, ANTIQC 41, ' BROCADE 511.14, ant rociA
larg+sfrea, 4uitAble for old ladles, just rt.,. fed by
A. A. MASON Al CO
my
QQ W t ET POTATOES -10 bbla. primp J.-rsey. for !MA. for
171 r.als. ap2II JAMES WAILDR , IP
S A
PM:IA(III.MS AND RUG tiAIiOOTI3 in store
01..
to sale by iaptgai•si JA WISI.
APPLES- 2 casks Just rervivett and for slit. by
r my 6 REYSIIIR AND/MFG'''.
WRAPPING PAPY.R—.IOO reams root
•ot ,
LEEt for sale by
myll ATWELL CO.
LOUR-2)0 bbls store awl for PaIIIARI .by
I VIII A CO
HOPS --10 bales just receiveciAnd for ••ic
tuys H ARBAUGII A CO.
T IttY BIDES-600 dry flint hides. to arrive owl tor .ale
11 by ftnysl 5. H A ESA II k CO.
Private French Le•son•.
ONSIEUIt ALPIIONS DANSE, a native, and for a
Mnumber of years a resident, of Patio, (France,) ro.
spectfully announees tothe Ladies and Gee l e m
ons on of
in Pitts.
the
burgh end Allegheny, that he will give L
French Language, privately, or in clavaes.
Particular attention will be given to the acquirement of
a pure and correct pronunciatio
Ittra•micro—John Shipton.
Ecq; E. do Plessis Denny,
Esq ; John Fleming, Esq.; It. T. Kennedy, Esq.; henry
Sieber, Esq.
Poe terms, apply to RIM KUDZU, at his !new na! -
Store, No. fib Fifth street. myl2:lot
'VINE EXTRACTS FOR THE IIANDKEItO❑IEP-1 here
on hand a large and fine assortment of Extracts for the
handkerchief, cot:mining of Bazin's, Lubin 's, Garrisons, he
ay LEMING'
dc. Those wishing tine extract. can alws procure
S them
at JOSEPH F,
ma'T corner of Market street and the Dimond.
IjEDFORD IV'VE ER-20 Ws end 130 .- AM'
11 J ust received fresh from tbe Sprier., awl for sole by
m 712 JOHN MOORHEAD, '27 Wood pt.
itict cow Forge e.
.200 do Mercer Co., "Stuff= Furnace," for
foundry and forgo.
JOHN MOORHEAD,
27 Wood wee..
For mils by
Z3A0401.120 Re;
"-25 t !Winds Forgo;
62° 7:
jitepoutablBNenmtm'Bporeit:EfuonArtnna,att_o; by
SUNDRIES—
-75 bags prime Rio Coffee;
16 pockets Java do
30 hbas N. O. Bugar; 1
16 bbls Refined Sugars;
100 do New Orleans Molasses;
20 do Sugar-House Co
60 half chests Green and Black 'Peas ;
25 caddy boxes do do
75 boxes, superior brands Tobacco;
50 do 11.0810 Soap ;
50 do M. and D. Candled;
20 do Star do
100 kegs snorted Nails;
200 boxes 8:10, 9x12, 10x12 and 10:14 Window Glass.
Together with a general assortment of Groceries and
Pittsburgh manufactures—tor sale by
myl2 JOHN MOORIIEAD, 27 Wood at.
TELEGRAUS ELREETS.
DisiolOtton of CopartneWanlP•
fr IIE FIRM OF LIVINGSTON, ROUGE
NOVELTY WORKS,
was dissolved by the death of Mr. JOUN J. Rama, on the
DlThe th of March last.
business of the NOVELTY WORKS will be continued
Dau to branches try the surviving partners. under the
neme and style of LIVINGSTON,
firm.PELAND & CO., who
will also satle up the affairs of the late
L. R. LIVINGITON,
• CALVIN ADAMS,
J. K. bIOORHEAD,
Pittsburgh, Pa., May 11,18551 W. B. COPELAND.
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IikTEW 1300193.—Just opening, a new and splendid stock
111 of WATCHES, JEWELEY. Ito., at the Old Establish.
ed Hous WILSON, 67 Market street, corner of
Fourth.e
Customers and visitors will always find this a
safe and lustsetablishment .to" deal,With, and. prices as
cheap as'elsewhitheitat'trWest. " . . ,
Afir Special attention paid to FIItirWATCHHEP ATE
1 apl9
NO.
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.85 - 7 - 1 —ALL FARM OF THIRTF.SIE ACREd, with good
Almprovements. Price.V.Zoo. For sale by
ndy'2l B. CUTHBERT a SON, 140 Third et.
,
11 . ?3- t* '4 7 . 71 1-41 . • = - « 4 "
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Deported Expressly for the Daily Morning Post.
Messrs. Perry and Soule
ParlAntirsrli, May 22.—New Orleans papers of Wednes
day aro received.
The National Intolligencer of this morning publishes a
long letter from Mr. Perry, addressed to the President of
the United States, vindicating himself from the charges of
Mr. Soule. He speaks severely of Mr. S , uls and charges
him with complicity with the Preach revolutionists. He
says his position at Madrid led him to desire war, and that
by transmitting erroneous information he caused the us
tend Conference, and compromitted our government before
Europe. Mr. Perry says If he has resisted Mr. Soule ' foiled
his cunning, and undone his wont, ho has done so h onors.
bly and fairly, abusing no =Mem and failing In no
duty.
From New 'York
New Yong, May 22—The weekly Bank Statement gives
the followinv Increases:—Loans $35,000; Specie $639,000;
Deposita $1,600,000. There Is a decrease of $146,000 In the
circnla'ion.
The Illinois, for Aspinwall, and the Northern Light, fur
San Juan, sailed with a full compliment of passengers.
Departure of Secretary SVC' elland.
Nrw Yong, Play,V..—Tho shlo Curling, from Liverpool,
arrived this morning; she brought 578 Mormons.
The Secretary of the Interior has gone to Michigan for
yo u r weeks. George C. Whiting, chief clerh, acting as
Secretary meanwhile.
Destructive Fire
MoaTrkidca, VT., May 22.—A hotel, Caledonia Bank
Building, th• Methodist Church, and two barns In Dan.
Tine, were burned this morning. The funds and hooka of
the bank were saved.
The Illasssehusetts Legislature.
Boston, May 21—The Legislature adjourned sine the yes
terday afternoon. The vote of the House on the Personal
Liberty MU stood 230 to 70.
Anti.Llquor Law ill•eting
Bosyon, May 22—Thera leas a great Anti-Liquor Law
gathering at Vaneuil last night; fully GOOO per,ons wore
present. Strong &annotator, resolutions were adopted.
Vliorms 2 W orm• 1--A great many learned
treatlees here been written, explaining the origin of, and
classif, log the wdrms generated In the human system.
Scarcely any top: of medical se4nce has elicited more
acute observation and profound research; and yet physi.
clans are very much divided In opinion on the subject,
It moot be admitted, howerer, that, niter all, a mode of re.
polling thew worms, and purifying the body from their
presence, in of more value than the wisest disquisitions as
to origin. The expell.ng arent has at length been found—
Dr. )I'Lane's Verralfuge is the much so 'Oat after specific
and has already superredel all other worm medicines, its
alllatcy being, uuiveraally acknowledged by modicnl prat
tits ners.
Dumber:erg will yleasa be careful to ask for Dr. !Piano's
Celebrated Veratifuge, and take twee else. AD ether Ver,
milugps, to uocupartg,n, are worth:erg.
Dr. ltrLane'g gennlne Vet tolfue,ll.4o his celebrated I.lror
Ville, can now be had at all respectable Drug Steno In
the United State, and Cancels.
Also, tor Sete by the sole proy,rietarg,
FLESUNG
Bureew,r. to 3. - R134 d On-,
6.1 Wood strik4L
nty^2_dlor
ATTENTION!
Wagon Masters and Teamatero' Bounty Land
AGENCY. firla Fourth
9
I FFICKILie, Soldiers, blucOinns, Waann fd•sters, Team
stern. A , , who were regolerly mustered into the err
r N. of the Uniteel Statee, and veer" . Officer, F;etroan.ordi
nary Penman, Mafia, Clerk sort hendouen In the Nary ;
den. Militia or Vol 41 starer, or f , tsto Truurs of evy State ur
Territory. .r" rr.titled.. 67 the late Act of Cuogress, to a
W•rreil: f!, Ire) Acres ef Land.
floe rho hare roneteed ad or AO Acres, are a nt;tled to a
Warrsut for such quantity of Land to will make, Ire the
whole, 160 A ^roe.
Venom , entrusting their dal= to menus rely 1,111C1:1 h.. •
log them iftfeoded to promptly.
Al! inferrns!Ssn free of charge. Learn , krratptir aa
r.....,-1 AUdreas AIIF4TIN IOOIIIS,
tab II rune)) . haul A,:ent.U?. F-sittla
ill et
s), t LillNi3 LUTA. IN St n• 1 Itf
.:VENT!' l, AT A UC.
..)...) Ili IN. —On SATURDAY elem. - coo dune 2t, at ::.
o'el,s-t.f n the premises, will Pa so 41,,,,1A I . a/wade and eery
Lamle ;truly rtusted I,:a of fier.c.r.lry'ritte of • t.,11 - h front
on 'it'eto.'or Street., envent.en eu INOilier etreet, and nine
n Don-eu etree . , ow, the mid/toes. co (ten ) K Steer
heel ; PiAlrl, r.....r to had at the Another Iterme.
The alu.i d• Ira am.' , .; the Mi. , : dfliitatir lent era 100 tale
in this oily. he .1; in a I.!.ghls i,, , , pr,.. ~. a li•Liiii'inthoilii, 104
Vitt., n. teliii•itt iiii.liinnn of the =.o! re. ef lod•ineek
Trna , ;-t•; !ltd . : cash . reader in flu: e•ins.l annual
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11,7 ult . FILEN AI PAP.I,I: trAniilM. , . at $ 3 ladn,l)2T
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a , No _SAW coal st,yt.
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No. Itit xtteet.
myll
SE(JAKS-- , 10 94 . 1 ‘Csebitottor+ bege.'o , ;
boob !lovas.. ;
M)OO Cruz Vrincipt.;
e, haßlu brawl; (or snl.. by
Itka)11.11 d A.tillEatb)N,
myll No. 39 Wood Pl.r.-nt.
LI A W LS—A Inns, an: ortmetW of k: ,,,t4 t; !lied and
1 - ,71 Mark 1311 k ehawls Ju.st recrived.
A. A. MAF•ON A CO.
DURK LEGS—V) bbis for gam by
ILENItV 11. COLLINS.
C.t.5,..+1 Elt *.mo'.llltig imitable in Fancy
12 owl Haim ju-t riTtired.
A. A. MASON & 0).
I 'l'
- F V t. IN“ Fin II: 4 ' good g 5 ilorh ' just re.
.11../ by I to% '; A Al ASO N e. W.
vnijr 001 tritED 1iiii.,1011...,r— . 2000 pee good Fein iikPicred
Coincinis prat received end reininni; 61/4,1,2 CO - ,:11J , 11.1 .
A A. NI ASON a
I'ONtIES—A large ae,rtm.ent of hue and Novae tip
on hand and f nub, by JOS. FLENI I
my 7 4iornes Ploonont) nod Market at.
‘7,2IJGAII AND NIOI,ASsES
-0 160 hh lw Pl•ntaihn Sugar;
600 bbbi Plautution Molapsva;
160 bf bblA do do
100 bblx ougar licuue do
10 hi bblb U ddeu Syrup: for vale by
mys 1111LLKR A RICKETSON.
0 box. v 111.11gt . n ;
40 " Lemon,: julxt recolerd and for vale
by 104551 ILEV1111•111 & ANDIII4/SON.
STATEMENT F. 0.0.11 CANADA
GCEI6C, FArtlilry Till, 1854.
Mesta, R. A. ;Wow:tool: 4k Co —l4 o had the plea•uro 0
receiving, this morning, the within rest ideate LI )our Ver.
rolluge, which will be reel gretit3 log to you, es it was Fen
voluntarily. We ate, Gentlemen, yours,
1788 0 veryN
truly,
J. 81 CO.
Gentlemen—My little daughter, four years old, and my
son. older, were for a con,if arable time suffering from
worms. I purchased two bottles of your Verinifuge, of
which I guru thorn three doses, acto.ding to directions,
and strange to my, In LitSP than three hours GI, y passed no
less than FIVE HUNDRED Woltltiti, BOILe of the extr.,or•
Wintry length of from twelve to fifteen inches.
Having experiential to much of the beneticis.
your Vermifuge, I feel it my duty to recommend it
public, as, in my opinion, oue of the most efficacious rem,
dies against worms ever offered to the public.
Gentlemen, believe me to he
Your much obliged and humble sent,
NATHANIEL LEATEEd.
Prepared and sold by B. A. A. IiALLNESTOCK CO
corner of First and Wood streets. myli,
MANTILLAS.—A. A. MASON CO. will open on h'
day, April 9th, some eplendid new stt les of Dhoti
to which they invite the attention of the Ladles.
firxe sEED-33 bus. prime tor tole by
D. A. FAUN ESTOCK & CO.,
• Corner Wood and Firet sta.
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TJUNeihT RIBBONS—Jost received a large variety cr
new etyle Bonnet Ribbons,
myl4
LACE AND MIA MANTILLAS — n. A. MASON A CO.
Neill exhibit on Monday, the 14:13 instant, a variety of
eplexdid new styles of Lace and Silk Ithmtillas. (mll4
. • _ _
MI I l'Bl.-1011 doz Latlkel' /Slack Silk baits,
41 every quality, just received.
m• 11 A. A. 111ASON A CO., 25 Fifth street.
WHITE BILE 130NNETS—Some splenitel new White
Bilk Bonnet at A. A. MASON &
myll 45 Fifth street.
FLSO -20 bbls New Et. l herring reed nod for sale b:
myE. A.TWELL, LEE it CO.
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Tar, Rnrra„—Lest arming at dusk there were 8 feet
6 Inches water, by the marks, and falling slowly. Weather
warm and cloudy. •
- Its fine steamer " Diurnal " is the regniir .14ickaii fon
Wheeling this morning; she leaves at 10 o'clock.
Tin floe steamer "CleoWiest',"Capt. Curtis, is the reica•
lar packet for Cincinnati this morning; she leaves precisely
at 10 o'clock.
Tan fine steamer "Paul Jones," Capt. J. B. Dales, was
detained yesterday ; she will leave today far St. Louis.
Her accommodatione for cabin and deck passengers are of
the best kind; and those traveling West will find it to
their interest to give her a call.
Tni steamer J. C. Fremont," Capt. Stockdale, was un
avoidably detained yesterday; ehawill positively leave to •
day for St. Louis. She has superior accommodations for
both cabin and deck pas/isogon. Give her a call.
Tai line steamer "Chicago," Capt. MlMugu, will leave
for Cincinnati on Friday morning--she takes the place of
the regular packet " Pittsburgh."
Foa Br. Lome.—The tine steamer " Swallow," Capt. J. O.
Anewalt, leaves on Friday for the above port. She is just
off the ways, and looks an bright as a new dollar. passim'
gene for the West can have all their wishes gratified as re.
garde rpeed and comfort. Our esteemed friend Rat. Riley
will b.) found In the Clerk's office.
Tor fest steamer Mansfield . " will leave for ft. Louie,
Galena and Dubuque to-day, at 5 o'clock, P. M. All who
know Capt. Greenlee, will certainly travel with him. IC
Bowman, clerk, will not be found wanting.
Tut river continues to rise slowly at this point. The
SWAIN la reported by arrivals yesterday. rising from Lex
ington to the mouth. Steamer Outland tett Dubuque n
the ISth that 'On the 18th met New York sod Pruitt.,
State at Darlington. River faillag from St. Paul down.—
Louis Dem , tcral,
•
POET OP ' TTSISTMOH_
1 3 PIET 6 121C111:3 WA.TEII to TII3 (1111.NNT.L.
Altiti. V ED.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brotrnerilite.
" Luzern., Bennett, Brownsville.
Oen. itoyard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Michigan No. 2, Herat, 'Wellsville.
Venture, Gordon, Beaver.
Gen. Larimer, Steubenville
Diurnal, Sheppard, Wheeling.
" Qualmsll, Curti% Cincinnati.
" Adel la, King. Zanesville.
Chicago, Mi!tenger, Louisville.
" Vermont, -,
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jefferson, l'arkinsDn,Brownsville.
Lazerne,llennett, Brownsville.
" Oen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Michigvas No. 2, Herat, Weßernie.
Venture, Gordon, Beaver.
Van. L se irmer --, Steubenville.
➢ureat City, Sheer, Wheeling.
Allegheny, 3PLe■n, Cincinnati.
STEAMBOATS
"1855;
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
AND
SAINT LOUIS.
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steens Packet Line,
roil TUC CONVNTANcIi UT
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
stratus
PITTSBURG'', CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint Louis.
T 1313 Lus V nosaposni of seven
Cyst class ponerful Steamers, unve
ualled for speed, splendor, gaiety,
and corafort, and is to °NAT Takotinu DLILT UNA nY ETTA) ,
'ACTA?* on thr Ohio riser. It ronntoTA with the U. P. Mall
Line cf Steamers trom tllncinnsti to Louisville and Paint
Louis, by which pameniters and freMbt ars ficket,l and re
criptoi Mrooph doily. Two wrw Steamers bare been added
to the Lin., nbicb now consists of the following baste:
Boats. Chplains. Dna of Delvarturs
/min Bllstatr - h.
BUCKEYE STATE_ ....... W. Ilscrsnoosta--Pundey.
ligTATq.tit
ALLEM] ENT . AD Tuesday.
CINCI6N ATI.. ..... LICS7II--..-------Weilakeeday.
J. .. .Thurslsy.
PITTBBIIIIOII._ N Coos.- —.- DrAliy•
PENN WYLY ANI A ...... -Pra. ULlTari.Tts- -Saturday.
Leave dial, at 10 o'elovl., A. 30" precisely.
No r i -.l 4 ht rer-d,...! after ulna n'elnt..S. on the ciarnlni
of
&Ina,
,Jt L v N noN 1 Amer,
tot ....11.1:7134-7.4, a ll a
i y i rl N bear d , 71, 7 tn a
JOBS YI.A.CK.
NSunzu,lshela Bosse Buildings.
Pittsburgh, IE4 ttneTi]
Pittaburib, Steubenville and Wheeling
rackets.
aid"M. DIURNAL, Captain A. , S. Srutursz. and
the VOIIEST CITY. Captain Ormuz D. Mouse.,
efiu run as DAILY riciorrs, between Pittsturgh,
teleuteuxeilSo nuel Wheeling, stapning at all intermediate
tort.-
TM DILI:NAL wUI leave Ihttsburgh Morelari, Wwl
usaciaoa Vrl4k4Nl, 1 . 0 o'clock, A. —Reurnng rhs
.tit teas. ut M artjte, im Twanfriay a Thursdays and Asuantayr,
at 7 i 4 o'cluck„ A. At.
rOan.:IT CITY win IiITO Pittsburgh cm Terslys,
.), and Setae...L:7e, al 10 a'ele A. M_—/getarning.
she rui were Wheeling en .53culaya, Weclussolaya and Fri
day, at Ili eVenct. A. M.
Fer.fre.g4l mosege awply on Sward cc to
j. U. COLLINGS'S/IX% Agana
10 ItA Front secant,
ILrKnur Fri•ladday P•cke
ttt t for Cineinnalll
The UMWMR., Captain 111n.Lia
idirsirra, C. L.ltiorx C:,:s • less* f.” the
else sod lattroast.a Forts oo FRIDAY.
az 0 A.M.
ar.l psAsszs syyly Ott tos.rl, or to
J. IL LIYII‘GSTOIY, AzArat.
For at b Lonto and Voila of m.t. Anthony.
11,. tar otranar A' VALLI . 1 LL
Rotnin, v:l2 itiora on SATURDAY,
7.':.th t 12 et:nek, M.
ant bnilt nipraint) . tb.. Vine? Illsaulpid
iw t,ir:tat cr rs, - ." 4,0 , aril:, on kikrrl, rr to
roM FLACK I LIVING:4IOS. Agaiti.
DIEM
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Fur St. Patti. Direct
Th. now light draught tteiktner tai he
II ItILIA cap 1 , 19 1. A b/ttlitil, 1.•• fur the
at,-ett trod MU:II...IWe gutt+ua TIIIMEDAY,
):n.7 at la A M.
,ti,tht of Is eaGn At 4 ,17 ra bcard, or 4 ,
ItAlllit. 4 t I.IVINiISI , IN Agent.
For St LoallSOiliTetta itasclTfluibtique.
Tt st,an-wr tItSt , VIE.II). Tte-e um:IN/Xt.
C.t,tait. It 11 , 9 1 X %N. jr Cirrk,will testa for the
shne• eht intortcvliate laudlep, Cu WELL'
Nhn)AV, '.I. 1"?....1, at le A . .kl,
For frright or p...,..v. ,po r on bran I, (1r to
mi'23 FLACK te LIM:O3I 4) N. Agents.
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For NI. rnital. Directs
11. r aleanlce rIWALLOW, .1. G. ANEVAIT,
hp 2.10. It. Rail. Clem; will Irlon for tho
ature and Intrrtnelista perts ion \NEM:CIS
DA 1, Mal ':.1.1, at In A. M.
Fur frelglit or pa. , ..1.,!.. tpp,7 on bourd,cr to
. *1 rLaCl{. A LIVINGSTON. Aceintx
Pot, St. Louts.
The steamer J. C. PiIEMONT, Captain, Jon*
jagO Clerk. A. ST,11.0•13; leaT•
r at.** and sll Intermediate port*, on
tr
FIUN 1.16 DAY, May at 10 A M.
I ,, yr freight or i.ar*aga apply on board, Cl/ to
• .119 FLACK A Li V INtISTO.N. Lavas.
tiLd 11.,etewth
. 11.1 iL.41110.L
For ect. Louis.
The otorroor PAUL JONVA, Coot, J. IL
F O•laTILI ClPrkt for tbr
ato-vo rad lotormodiote ports oil ELINEPo
DA 1. Vd loft.. at 10 A. NI.
For Ir igh tor IA.SSIi, ,,, rpply on a
board.. or to
ralls ELACK UATLNUFL, Agent,.
•S X 85 5„
CANADA WEST.
ai l itele.vne,lll l .2;rU,::::l7l!Y
THE WINE low pressure steamer TrLy.allAPII. Captain
It. {thinness, will make two trip. a week between Cleveland:
Port Steuley, and Port Burwell, aft follows:
Leave: , Cleveland for Pert Stanley, every MONDAY and
THURSDA Y EVEN INO, at 7h o'clock.
Leaves Port Disraeli for Pert Stanley at I o'clock.
Leaves Port Stanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and SATUIt.DAL EV ENING, at 7 (lock.
The Telegraph connects at Cleveland, with the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, the Clevelaod and Pittrhurgh,
the Lake Shore, and the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
Railroads. Also col:meets at Port Btanley with the Loudon
Line of Stages, which connects with the Great Western
Railroad.
For freight and passage apply on board, or to BCOVILL A
LAUDERDALE, Cleveland; S. F. HOLCOMB, Port Stanley ,
or A. WSW DF.. Port Burwell. mar27ltuov
.7. IL. harbour,
LEVEN CLERK, Se. Low, hlo.. (at W. N. Newell's
office.) J. K. BARBOUR hoeing long experience 1u
Receivlog and Discharging Freight for Steamboats, offers
up.rlor inducements to Steamboats desiring a DISONAIIG
LNO CLERK. na.)4
gJoseph White's Varriag• Repository.
J
UM:, now carrying on bust. ,
noes in Ms epacions premises. (now.
lately enlarged,) on the Pittsburgh and
Oreenatturg turnpike, near the Two
Run. between Pittsburgh and Lawreneeville, respeetlully
invites the public to inspect his stock of CARRIAUES
130001Eht, Ao. And he particularly Worms gentlemen
purchasers, that one price only le made. Fourteen years'
experience in the business, enables him to place before his
patrons the snow choice collection of Carriages whith, Ito
many years past it has been his particular department to
select from the various and most talented Eastern Illatill.
facteers. The success of M new system is complete—the
econ u omy of his arrangement s will supply ha best and moot
fashionable manufactures at moderate prices.
Unencumbered by those heavy expenaes, which the
mania for decorating houses of businese has healed upon
the price of good., (owing to large routs.) E HITE
will roll, on ready money only, at mubh less than the usual
profits. [inlitkdkw]
Cturisgesrevaired in the best manner, with deeratch
WILKINS HALL,
W. C. GALLAGHER, l'aoraliros.
/burth 'tree', between Wood and Bmillifttld.
THIS specious establrshment has been lessen by the rob
scriber, and completely renovated.
lie is at all hours prepared to furnish
every luxury that can be found in the best teguloted
restaurants in the Stats. Ills spacious liar will always be
supplied with the very bast Liquors. Game of every de
scription, in its season, can always W be found
LA at Wil
llKkins
. C. GIL
EN-
O '
reasonable terms, a very neat, vertical STEAM EN
kj GINE, C. inch cylinder, 2U Inch stioke. Also, a very
superior DOUBLE FLUE STEAM BOILER, 14 feet long,
38 inches diameter. For terms, Ac., apply to
W. B. MAVEN, Stationer,
Market street, corner Second.
A. A. MASON fr. CO
=MEE
.•"•t • ,
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r , t 41 k : ' r
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4 I: .
f I .
For Sale.
Hato and Caps.
2 wi.ould invite the attention of our friends and
the public to a splendid assortment of FIATS and
cApg, which we are now opening for the Bummer
trade, which, for beauty of style, exceeds anything ever
offered in the city, or west o 9 f t ila v e irood tlou . n t bd ree n t a.. pi Ca tti ll b s u n rg d b e . a .
amine for yourselves. J. WILSON & SON,
np7
Law Books.
T AM authorized to sell low some valuable Law Books.
10 vols. Pe- Reports, by Barr;
Bouvier's Institutes;
Greenlief's Evidence;
Wharton's Digest, lost ad.;
And otber Reports, Elementary Works, &o.
GEt). P..GILLMORR,
'at the office of Morning Post:
IFLE GLIM!, of our own make, warrantrA pod and
x, cheep Everything in the rporting way will be found
at the " Enterprise GEM W 01103." BOWE & TETLEY,
188 Wood street
myB
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....._ airuizials niar Restorke r c.--irm s p re p taa der,
AMUSEMENTS. • •• ----- - --• • - .
"DITTSBURGH THEATRE —Vent • TaceT•
seems to be eflicacionsior the restoration of.theltalr 14011
i 'JOSEPH O. POSTER, Lessee and Manager. i bald heads. We have seen the txstimony of persona well
__A--
i known to us, Who have used the compound successfully,
PRICES Or ADIETESION: thereby corroborating the °pluton. of-its restorative ever
Boxes did Parquette.. ..50c. I Private Boxes, largo ... -42
-....'Gn9,more i • gy - - - We know of nothing desirable le theism' of per-
BeCond Tier ........25z. , Private Poses, antell. -- -.Po , 'e tonal comelineatand comfort tharta ; goon head of hatromd
Boxes for soloed persons 25 ce"t'' ' any prows: by ;Nat This crowning ornament of the outer
WirCertilicate, securing seats. 123.5 dents extra ' mangy an he preserved, or recovered when lost, without, is
open at 714; performance commences at 6 o'clock. 1 the Jai ter moo, a resarr. to Wigs, Toupee and Scratches, de.
Pinal retirement of the world-renowned B'.l F,MAN serves to be bailed and embraced with gratitude by all of
CHILDREN. Positively their last engagement ~o any either sex; rbo are unlucky enoughteneedlis benefit.
stage. First appearance of Mr BATEMAN i we took occasion the other day to notice this valuable
• compound in the terms, and nog
ITEDNEBD AT May tial, 1855, will be noted t r3 rern , Mlli.t , was
Merchant of Venlee—Shylock, Miss i.11.-ti Rata
man ; Portia, Alim Kato Bateman; Gratlarto, C. Foster ;
, The foregoing Is Miran from ihePe - iersburg
. ffirginla)
Bassani°, Dubois- •• - •
' I then said, to show sgaidour favorable opinion of it,
To be followed by a new Comedy, entitled I Intellig enter, and refers to an article which has for a time
, . ......
Her Royal Highness, tria THE NEW SYSTEM— been advertised in ma-columns; We mast cerness that we
Leopoldina, Miss Rate Bateman; Btractdno, 1E34 Ellen
Bateman; De Birchini, Mr Bateman.
Ts conclude with
Hercules, Xing of Clubs—Tin, (aft , :wards credulity hot been greatly shaken adthln - alay or' two by
liercuies,) Leeson; Granite, Weever.
certificates
I t h a a t, ve it t'e nted en A th em thi eW 3 h oat
famous -" Hail
El l :L. to ne t s h t e ore re r m r ark i3 a u b t le o e u ff r ec in ts ,
g , eing a erh.tple of of well-known and .perfeetly
To-morrow, fourth appearance of the BATEMA'' , CHIL
, credible citizens of the neighboring town of Preston—one
DREN.
I of them the Captain of a New London whaling ship—to the
THE GREEK SLAVE. •
POWE RS'
SLAVE
NOW ON EXHIBITION
2E)" . APOLLO MALI., -c,g,
onvErN WOOD Vtr.
From 9 A. M. till 10 P. M
Twenty.llve Cents
Pittsburgh, T 11.
I.nd'es nlono sdmitted from 11 to 12 In the morning,
nd 4 to n In the evening
JOHN W. AI'CARTHY,
Bill Poster and Distributor,
oir WILL attend to the Posting and Lilstrlbutlng of an
kinds of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES, EXIIIBITIONS, &r.
All communinitiorts—elther by mail, tslegraph, or other
wise—directed to the office of the Morning Pest, e ill re-
Celle prompt ati.eution. ikp7
AUCTION SALES.
A u etlon»Dally Saes.
AT the Commorclal Salem Rooms, comer of {Po , d and
yifth .treeta,at 10 o'clock, A. M., a g..neral &saw latent
of Koaaonabln, Staple acid coney Dry Goode, Clothing, Boot/
and 5h00.,,
AT 1 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Clrocarlca,Quecntatare, Olataararo, Table, Cutlery, Looking
Glatura, Nov and Stoond hand household and Kltel.n. n Pu ,
oltura, Ac.,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Statlcnery, Fancy Articles, NW:deal Inxtruraeadta,
Mardcara and Cutlery, Lictldr.g, Tuley floods, Ocod and
watc!,,, te. P. M. DAVIS,
CENTRAL 01110 RAILROAI)
•.
7 "`"..1t, 44 4 T. -s "•.iti - e - fs
1 ' Qa t
'
Summer Arrangement—Change of Timo
TIIILED DAILY TRAIN EACII WAY, (SUNDAYS EX.
CDPTED )
And but one Change of Care between
leolunabeas and Balelmore.
ON and after 31.d....1ay, May Tth, IBIS, Trains will run SS
falins• ..
Leave.: (Esping Train, Mail Train. Night Tralia)--Co
lomnue Itelli A. M. 2.11 i) P 31; 11:00 P. 51.
-.lmre , Relish 4.,'20 P. 51 ; 3.15 P 31; 5:45 A. M.
Ltare... (Mail Tram, Eirpre.e Train, Night Train)-13411.
Er 3:60 .A. .514 1... U. In NI ; 0.1.',0 1 , M.
Arrire .. OA t1131,,UN 12.40 P M; 04.0 P. 51.; I:10 A. M.
GtrINO EAST.
The IC:10 A- M. Dope'' Tvnin, ennnetts at Columbus
vrith the Expree, Tinto al.l-b. lea," C.locinnsti at 6 A. 31.
a nt with the Train from the Watt on the Cniumir , .u., Pinna
and Indiana Railroad; et Newark with morning Trains to I
and firm !k.0r.112.ky, 31an‘fie...1 and 51t. V. rm.n, and with
Train' ~ 1 1 the `,..tenbenel:te tall luilaan Itailroa.:; at
Whnaling with Exprer• Ttein on the Italtimo , e and 0010
Railroad for Baltimore., Wealling‘on, Philadelphia and Eaat
am Ctn.,
the tin P 31 Train will connect et Columbus with the
1...tr,11 , 1 Train from Cin-mnati: et Newark eat, ti,,n,i,.,..ky.
Ms,...e.ti Id and Newark Rtolv.w.l; and at Wheeill.g with
I Nt,ti..l Train on Lattimore an! Oh o ttailro ~i. Pan„..,..ngera
leaving Lot:deal:to and prime 4,1,,w Citwin nail, and taking
with tht• Train a c
C.'.lambas I ...act:igen icseinpr ill lnilana
p -ht, htl itt-*mood by crwet.irtz Train on Indiana Crntral
itallmad edit ...., route , . with this Train at Coln:anus,
and r.arb Wheoltint at GAS I' NI., and leave by 10.30 P. M.
Train to In:Atmore end Obi, Rai:roe-4 arriving in B-Iti.
minnow% IN P. SL, neat day.
The 10.::* P. 11. Trott o..nneee at Cr.thimlue orth the
Mail Train whhh leaves Cicrine AO at 5 P. NI., •ni noble,
at Delt,lr at GAS A. Ni. connteting with the Arearamoda
Inn Tenth on tho italtien -, re and tthin Railroad. Pounem
t gfr§ IfraTin Ctil7AZ . o by the Et at-fug Tratna can, Ly this
:note,
no 'Michigan City, Lafayette, Itillantii , lia and Fey'
tan, reach Oz.:ambits to saa.r...n to take Lila train: and at
Wheeling tent take the Accon.mcdation Train for Comber
i land, sleep it.ere, ar.d renal= by Expreaa Train 1. - . Ealtl
i more end Littera Cities.
G , .ING WE3 I'.
The S - 4.5 A_ ii Moll Tea n ,not . eta at Rel'etr with nth ,
Teal° on the ltaitinicre land tad. Itall,szi: at Sr-wart; a h h
trains to and teem Panitteay, Mnia,teld and Sit w e r u n,
and Chic:co:NA Sionrocvtlte; at Colnicsl..., with th• train>
far ateeinnent, on - t with trains f,r X -lola, Dayton, Indiana•
wila, and Clitra.zo. ell Dayton al.d ri.... Crt,l2.
The IC AI. Ead•reNe Train e....ni,ecta with tho Txpres. ,
Train (mot U. tim,re, an.; arr. ern to Comra hue it Cc li) P
51., and con. arts with trona, ,-,-oing South and Neat aerie
Ina In Ctncinniatt at 12.
The r.v 3... i P. 31. iron oonnoete with the Ao,...rnni.whaTi,,,
Trate tutu Cumberland, and ..t entomb, with Mail legit
at 2...T.0 A. 51., dirct for C31..r.11ac.ri.1: ,, c1 .3 ., Daytan, la.d,ana
pit., Lafayette, Terre Uinta, Point Loata and Clit , b4n.
mt. 15 Ii 4 AAC 11 tQUTIIWION, Sapt.
DR. HEN DE RSON,
OCULIST AND AUItIST ,
1.111 ttL DISZAOT.3 or 'UTZ ITZ ere tan Wanner CCPrine,
Ll:Annan, nt.csTEl:zno, CO Till Ur or c.ilAnual..
OFFICE OS lutelAalt AY. COIL 011 A ND bT., NEW YORK
Hours o m 9A.M.to 3 P.
M.
ROl7Ol l , Olt tNIibATED LIRA, Irtisinuaation, Acute of
Chronic Mindoro . nth I - Area, bill., A.maurosis anc
Cataract Scrotnioue, Wrepitil or Watery Eye-, are arsons
the dive., of the eye which are treated by Dr. H. Intl
parf , t sttitfactkn.
AilaLaeanei of th* Ear treated upon erlentlGc principles
Artie:l sll Lye, in , lrtekt without no opera:iota.
Ail letters post.pael Will secure prompt attention.
We select Ik, follosrtn.; reforrnces from among the thou
sand* of cases which hare been suceensfully treated by Dr
Denderstm:
Wm_ J. Fryer. a2n—fl Tiros:bray, Albany, N. Y.
*Alfred Southwick, Printer, a.
/J. Gotabipessi, Glens Falls, N. Y.
Wok. W. Smith, Detroit. Mich.
•Mrs.. A. M b. Wilson, New York City, N. Y.
T Nilea Mar,y Bellows. h li. Station, Duchess co., N.Y.
•Edsrard U. Sanger, Dristol Conn.
•John Seaman, Engineer, I N.Y.
David Little, Engineer, N. Y.
Wm. I It, Mks, Wilco Courier stud Eng., N. Y.
fJatuee W. Brooklyn, L. I.
Janis llodgers,
A. R. beeves, Telegraph Operator, at. Nicholas hotel.
It M. Ferris., °rig= Builder, Houston St.
R. D. Doolittle, St. D., Ihnieon, N. Y.
Mrs tintekerbor 9 let, Yonkers, N.l
M. P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Troy, N. Y.
R. L. Roes, Albany, N. Y.
A. Inileoleteh. Scheme:tea), N. Y.
Capt. It dl. lintland, Athens, N. Y.
John W. IlaokeLt, Inntzhamptoo, N. Y.
.Thefin pattnntaVrerf , Lllnd, 1113.1 had to 1. 1,1 to the oft
At the eloration of two weeks they .Auld go about the c
at pleasure.
•These cases Of AMMUCOSii were reetor•d to Fight ette
they were given up 144 incurable by the faculty, add b,
reterred to by any pereon who whates to (care the fo,ta i
tees,. caner, by writing to theta. jons
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
TIRE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Ai
Lunde cities with \\ - enters, Norttivrestern rod Sou:L
western States, by a cuntlnuous Railway direct. Tiffs roat
elan connects at Pittsburgh with daily hoe ut stcuuters
t.
all parts ou the Western Rivers, and at Cleveland 1.1.11 d San
dusky with steamers to all ports ou the North.westen
Lakes; making tbp most direct, cheeps, and reliable rout,
by which FREIGHT can be tore:Ruled to end from th
Orrat Writ.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA A PITToBURGII.
FIRST CLASS.—Bo ot Feathers, a, Shoes,
deDry Goods, 1.
sc. per 11.10Tni
(in boxco,) Furs,
SECOND CLASS.—Dooks and Stationery,
Dry Goode, (in bales," Hardware, Lea- }• 60c. per 1001bei
ther ' Wool, Ac
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Bogging, Bacon
1. t,oc per 100rb,..
and Pork, (in bulk,) Hemp, de
FOU tall CLASS —Coffee, Fish, Bacon and } 40c. per 100 i n— e
Pork, (pecked,) Lard and Lard Oil
Sir in shipping Goode from any point East et Philadel
phis, be particular to mark packege cis Pcensyiranin
Nat/road.. All Goods consigned
wilt
the Agents of this Rote
at Philadelphia or Pittaburgh, be for, laded withou
detention.
Pamnul Minn—Moses Potter, Boston; J. L Elliott, N.
Y.; E. J. Speeder, Philadelphia; Regrew , A Koons, Beth.
more ; Gee. 0. Emu:miscue, Pittsburgh; Shringman A Brown,
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. S. ;Moorhead, Louisville, Ky.: It U.
Meldrum, Madison, Ind.; liatcliff d Co., St. Louis, 11o.; 3
S. Mitchell d Sob, Evansville, Indiaba.
U. it. TIOUTION,
General Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
R. 3 LONIRA Eta, .
Superintendent. Altovna. Pa.
'Notice to Banks and other Corporations
AUDITOR GEMS AL'S OFFICE, 1.
Harrisburg, May lea. .1
You will plume publish. for four cou,oeutire weeke. the
two following elections, in conformity with the provisions
of the 7Sil Section el the Act of seventh Nay, 1555, entitled
"An Act to provide for the ordinary expense: , of govern.
merit, the Repairs of the public Canals and itailroade, and
for other general and special apprepr iat lone."
F.. BANKS, Aud.
Q . P.CTION 71. That all banks, institutions and comptnict
of every kind and nature whatev. r, Incorporated unde
or in pursuance of any act of the logistature of Pe onsylva
win general or special, or of any other state, and auto ,
business in this state shall give notice, accompanied by th
oath or affirmation of the preeiddlit secretary or treasurcv
to the auditor general, of the corporate name, date of ire
c orporation, time, of commencing buslams and place of
Magness of such bank, institution or company, the amount
of capital stock, divilends • declared, if any, with rate at d
time thereof, or the value of stock, according to the mart
dons of the act to reduce the state debt, and to incorporate
the Pennsylvania canal anti railroad conipauy. paantd
April 21th, one tdouvand eight hundred and furt3 -four.
BECIRION 72. That all hanky', inatit utions and companies
who do not, by their officers, on aforesaid, give notice to the
auditor general. as aforesaid, on or before the thirtieth day .
of November, next, and annually thereafter, end pay the
amount of tax they are legally chargeable with. into the
state treasury in the month of December then following,
BMW forfeit and pay for the nee of the commune , . lb h lute.
rest thereon, at the rate of twelve per c:ot per aannm utc
num. until paid. td, 1647
t --, .'.;..,; ., : - ;'.: - . - .,i',4..'.7;.' , 1,"
effect that, in each of these cases, a two or three months'
ore of the " Restorer" had actually brought out a new and
vigorous growth of hair upon the head where It was before
bald—the baldness being, in one ease, of more than twenty
years standing. We do not suppose it is by any means csr
tain that, because the application has been thus eaccessfol
in one case, or two, or a dozen, it is therefore certain . to
prove equally successful in aIL Rat with such head-strong
evider,ca as the foregoing, very fun bald beads, we respect,
would willingly forego a fair trial of the Restorer." All
such "old beads" are informed that the article can be had
at Messrs. Lee & Osgood's -'Norwich Evening Cortrkr.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. R_EYSER'S, 140 Wood
street, sign of the Golden Mortar. mV29
GREEK
.4fiet• worthy of Record and Atten.
itIoN TONIC bIIXTURE, a guaranteed and
certain cure pr FEVER AND AGUE. This preparation
for the treatment of the above disease, and perfect eradica
tion of the cause, is one of the most important Chemical
,Disooveries of the 19th century. Its neutralising effects
on the poisonous gases are instantaneous, and acts like a
charm upon the nhole Nervous and Muscular System, re-
Morin the tone:of the Stomach, and invigorating the Con-
FOURTH STREET,
DOORS OPEN
otitutlon.
Unlike the general remedies rescrted to for its treatment,
each as Quinine, Arsenic, dm., which leave the system
worse than they found it, it improves the general health,
purifier the blood, and stimulates the different organs to a
regular and healthy action.
Being prepared under the immediate supervision of en
eminent Chemist, uniformity of strength may always be
relied on. Its unprecedented demand, and the thousands
of testimonials from eminent Physicians, and others who,
have been thoroughly cured, are a sufficient guarantee of
its superiority over all other preparations.
We can only mid, in conclusion, if you are Buffering from
Fever and Ague, fry it and besured
PETER T. WRIOUT k CO.,
241 Market et., Philadelphia.
And all respectable Dviggists throughout the United
Mates and Cunadas.
For rate by GNU. ii. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street,
and R. E. SELLEILs. Pittsburgh. ap2l.daw3m is
ADII3BIOY
ehr Cough Rem edlea.—i r. Keyser's Pectoral
Syrup trill cure you.
Dr. Keyeer's Pectoral Syrup will core Bronchitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Laryngitis. •
Dr. Koys.r's Pectoral Syrup will curs Influenta.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure a cold in the head.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Con
erumptire
nt letter from 310. J. W. Veatch, of Itokeby, Ohio
" I want you to send me two bottles of your Pectoral
Syrup by mail. Thera is a lady here who has a cough and
the doctors can't cure her. I was in the same way, and
tried everything without benefit, until I got a bottle o
your Pectoral Syrup; I took it but twice, and It cured me
sound and well!"
ft.r Dr. Itsrsta's Prztcsat Sint? and take no other.
Price, to cents. Sold at DR. KEYSER'S, No. 140 Wood
street, and at J. P. suoirscra, Allegheny. ap2o:daw
.C.V - A Substitute for the New Liquor
Law.—Dß. URBAN'S ANTI•BACCIIA.NAT.SAN ELIXIR,
a elf, and pure rernedy for ihe care of
INTEMPERANCE.
A concentrated vegetaTo extract, and as a tonic is lane'
gees led. For the following complaints It is a moat valuable
inclictne : Dyspepsia, Lirer Cempiaint. Epilepsy, Neuralgia,
Piles Peters nf ell kinds, Delirium Tremens, GentralDebtlity.
This tne :kiwi is intended to produce a change in the sys
tem, and a distaste fir alcoholic drinks. Several Instances
where we have s old it, we hire had the most gratifying
result?; so : to persons who are really desirous of breaking
off the Ind el ge rice ie intoxicating beverages, this elixir will
be a great !Delp. Sold at SI per bottle at the Drug Store of
DLL GEO. 11. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street, corner cf
Vtryin al:ey,zipm of the Golden Mortar. ap2s:daw
EME!====al
rly every ca r e of reduceable Hernia.
Trusaes at various prices always on hand.
Trussesof different forms and strength
for P. 0.0.
Elastic, St ockings far varicose or enlarged reins.
Abtiomnial Supp —Admen different kinds.
Pile Props far the enpprt and COMO Of Piles.
Shoulder Braces to relieves crooked and deformed
o,od.tion of the Chest, sod many diseases of the Chest.
Suspension Bandages.
All theqe articles may be had or applied at DR. KEY
SER:3 Wholesale and Retail TRUSS DEPOT, 140 Wood
etreet, sign of the Golden Mortar; or will be sent to any
pan of the country by scaling the money and measure.
nr2tressr
NotICO to WIXOM ttiltitly C 01300211.
11 PUBLIC SilelNd es..I.ES of Real &tate at Roches
tor ore now closed, and the Betiding Season has fairly
romnienord. Every citizen of Rothe-Air is bud's , employ
ed. Even the 30 or 40 new families who have become citi
zens the present Spring. lad constant emptoymenti and in
few days a hundred (sondes more will be required to
carry on the work of the present reason.
Tbe Cer Bng Eiset,lishreene is now near completion,
s-.d will tw lo fall oprietioa in Jane Several Cars will be
ready fsr delivery, ty s .street, the Ist of July, 1855.
Two or three view churches, In Rochester, will be con.
crafted for imme lately, and numerous other improvements
will he commenced, requiring a great amount of mechanical
end other labor independent of the Car Establishment,
whic`a will p. obahly employ foam one to two hundred
A prominent brie:maker from Pittsburgh has just pur.
chased nine largo lots, and contracted to make upon them
,ortheith 500 000 bricks. Two gangs of hands commence
work the present work. besides the other yards heretofore
established In the neighborhood.
Our S!vrte, Quarries are already 'dive with workmen, and
the road trading to them lined with teams.
Lumber ts becoming abundant cud cheap, and tenements
will eo so coring up to relieve conic of our houses, which
cow have 6 families, 4'familles, 3 families, and dozens of
them 2 families ea ti
Any who did not buy cheap lots st the four public sales
tart searon, cr the four public sales the present rpring,can
-till secure good bargains at privais sale by calling on the
sutccriber in Rochester. Terms-- down, 3,4 1 In one year
and t In two years. M. T. C. 430 1 C1R.
P. —A few lots can yet be had at $6O to $lOO each, if
applied for before the 20th Slay. These lots are twice as
large as usual city lots, via: 40 feet by 125 k-and the price
quly from Sl,bo to $250 per foot front. The present re
ewrnsi homestead and magnificent property of ,
4 acresn the centre of the borough of Rochester ;Ovid Pinneythe
be a utiful 10 acres, building, erchani, AM-, of P. Rene, can
be bought through the subscriber at great bargains, and
there are not Roo such bargains within a hundred miles.
J 1175
W A'.ll.`lf.ti. ut ACC& lab.1`11.1:1.11:15i,
HAND STREET, (SOUTH. SIDE,) BET. PENN STREET
AND THE RIVER, PITTSBURGH, PA.
DOCTOR BAELZ, Graduate and Practitioner in the 91t1
Schools of Medicine, Allopathla and Hommpathl:, and
for the past ten years &successful L/doe, atlSst, has epened
a WATER CURE in the above icsetion
The perfectly safe, direct and homed...to effect ale eye
tem bee on all levers, and all diseases .eute and ..r
while it is mild, grateful and invigorating to the west and
.debilitated, renders it peculiarly desirable in families, who
will be treated at their homes.
Allopathic and llomspathic treatment will be adminia
-ered where desired; but, after long and thorough eepe.
Hence, Want' Reels gives a decided preference to Hydro-.
pithy, which has, throughout the old and new world,
proven so eminently successful in every form of disease,
Inchlding Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism Asthma. Cuta
neous, Nervous and Liver Diseased. Testimonials of cures
from highly reputable citizens of nearly every State in the
Union, can be examined at Doctor Itaelfs Office. The Rev.
Clergy are invited to consult him gratis.
Warm water being used In thecommeneement, and often
throughout the treatment,it is a luxury Instant of =pleas
ant, as those unacquainted might suppose. •
:a.K.VERZNCES.—NIessr, Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer,
W. W. Wilson, W. U. Williams, Thompson Bell,
lee, D. T. Morgan, Wm. B. Holmes, E. H. En glish, B
u.
Kerr.
The undersigned, having 'visited Doctor Battles Ittruitu.
non and witnessed his successful treatment, cheerfully re.
vonmend him as a thoroughly educated and akiliful Pity.
Icinn :
Charles S. Russell. Jos. lit'Connells, David Hunt, John
. Ctutis, itobt. Patrick, John D. LlTiugston, John Wright,
V. W. Patrick, Moses P. Raton. 0 Ormsby Orem. Jana
ttrotton to elontratotora.
EALED PROPOdsLa will be received at the OFFICE
of the Engineer, until FEUD/a, the Ist day of June
next, for the URADING, BRIDUING, ho, of the ALLY
011ENY AND NEW BRIGHT 'N PLANK ROAD, from the
demi - tester line to the traveled road at the corner of
Cooper it Pue's lot (distance about two miles) Also, f r
Ursoing, Bridging, Ac., from tt point on the present road at
the corner of laud of Campbell At Room to J J. Giliesple's
laud on said road. This section crosses Jack's Run, and
will include, the Trussel Bridge at the Run, (distance about
three•fourths of a mile) •
Bide will be received for the whole work, or in sections.
Plane and Specilleations of the work may be seen at the
Office of the Engineer, It. E. M'Cowan, ou Penn street;
Pittsburgh. Any information necessary for bidders, - mar.
be obtained on upplication to the undersigned, or of the
Engineer.
my Ihtdtd
To Wholesnd Manufac t ur ers.
Lio r Dealer.
a
TILE SUBSCRIBER is now importing a superior quality
of OIL OF COGNAC, of which Ix of en ounce with GO
gallons pure Spirit will produelag tine Cognac Brandy. Din
ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and OTARD'S BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM., ARA°. CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY. HOLLAND SCHIEDAM. SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the Now
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rections for use will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FEUCIITWANGER,
141 Maiden Lane, New York.
P. S.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemicals, Nathan,
13ism nth, M.nganese; Thorn'a Ext.Copaiva, Sulphate Am
monia., &c. • - dee2lis tf
A. CARD. ' •
r , 3.1031A.9 EMYtil (late of . Jaynes' . Pekin Tea Storm)
respectfully lmorms Ms friends and the. üblic that he
lancue located at the
NEW - TEA STORE, --
113 PSITTIIPILED FSTSZT, OTPG.IITE THE POST Off!CT,
SVbere he offers for sale, 133-11 , 45 and ae well an asaorted
stock of TEAS as can be found In the city.. Also, 1110 and
j +VA COFFER, LOVERING'S and ST. LOUIS BEVltik3)
BUG Aittis—all purchased. for - castri - tustrivllt - be sold at a
smalradvance, either , by.whOlesale or retell: r 'eplBllm
Dividend.
WESTERN YEW:fit/LIME COMPANY.
Al ay 7th,1856.
MICE President and Directors of this Company have this
day declared a Dividend of Three (3:0 Dollars per
share on the Capital Stott, payable to S'ookho‘ders on or
aft= the 10th last: Ii y 8; 2. IL GORDON, Seo'y.
lEZEN
Eilil===M
DR. i'iIORSE'S
INTVIiiORATING ,.. 'OO II DIAL
•-• • A FECNONIf.VOIT MEDICINE.
Health .a.estoTntt arto.l.lfe
. Ifisagtknektdell
ItORSB'I3 INTIGOBABING .
.
IT will replace weakness with
,strength, illCapteity with
efficiency, irregularity withtur:forre std natural aw
aa.d tliis not only, without hit4ctrd of reaction, but
with a happy effect on the geneint , erildniaation. tar Bear
in mind that all msladies,vhercier they- hvgin, finish with
the nervous system, and that the Paralizatioti Of the nerve
• . .
neMotion and sensation is physical death. Bear in mind,
also, that for every kind of nerrotte disesie, Cot.
dial is the only reliable preparative 'known.
CURE Of NERVOUS DISEASES
No language can convey an adequate idea-of tbo inam•
diets and almost ndrictiletiircbange *hi& 'it occasions In
the diseasol, debilitated and .shattercd 'MMus system,
whether broken down by cams, weakbynature, or impair
ed by'sickness-the unetrung 'and telatetr 'Ottani:Ml=ls
at once braced,. rpvlvided and built up. The mental amt
physical symptoms of nervous diseasovanialitogether Un
der its influence: • Nor is the effitt temporary; for the Cur.
dial properties of the Ecte3llC.ltte reach the coruditution
and restore it to its normal condition- .. _
—LOBS OP, ALSIIORY,.. -• • -
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood the head, =elan
oboly i6eteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self
destruction—Lear• of insanity, dyspepsia, general metre..
non, irritability, inabllity.to sleep, amuses
incident. :to males,.dees.Y.Of.theproPagatiisS.fart oUons,
terra, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation of the heart,
Impotency, constipation, eta;from vshataveicansas arising.
there,be arts' reliance, to„be ,pitteed-.on. human testi.
bauntely
A GREAT MEDICINE. FOR IffataLES.
The unparalleled effects of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to females, mark a nem eirtirt the annals
of medicine. Thousands of atimutants have been haven ted--
thourands of invlgorants concottet-all - purporting to be
speciSed in thetvarlona diseases tad derangements to which
the delicate formation of 'woman 'Sender her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OP SENSE, ..
Who suffers from weakness,. derargement, nervousness,
tremors, pains in the back, of any other disorder, whether
peenliar to her sex, or common to both sexes—to giro the
invigorating Cordial a trlsl..
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others, will find this Cordial after they have =ad a ba
de or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
directions are'to be Shand the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have been so but for this extraordi
nary preparation. And it IS egruglypotentrortlientany
eases for which it is recommended. Emends of, young
men hare been restored by using it, and not in a dingle in•
stance has it failed to benefit thorn.,
PE.III3ONi OP PALB COMPLEYIDN.
or consumptive habits, are restored by therm of a bottla of
two to bloom and vigor t changing the skit:arum It pale, Tel
low, sickly color, to a beantiftl florid complexion.
TO TECKMISOUIDRO.
These aresome of the sad and melancholy effects yrothe
eed by early habits of youth, viz : weakness of the back
and limbs, pains in the head, dimness of sight,loss of mos"
color power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepeisioservons
irritability, derangement of the digestive functions, general
debility, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are much to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, d fob=
of spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, self
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some or the evils prOdst.
ced. All thus afflicted
BEFORE CONTEMPLATING Id mutual'
should reflect that a sound mind and.body arethemost use
oessary requisites to promote connubial happiness; indeed,
without these, the Journey through Ufe becanias weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the ; the
mind becomes shadowed.with despair, and filled with the
melancholy reflection test the bajada= of another be.
comes blighted with your own. - •
CAUTION.
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been cOunterfelted
by some unprincipled persons. -
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the figirhs•
tor's faesimile pasted over the cork,of each bottle, the
following words blown in the glans: _
Dr. Morsel' Invigorating Unsaid,
C.
J;. SlNG,Proprienii,ll. If ;
- The Cordial 11 put up, highly concentrated, in:pint
tie s—price three dollars per bottle, two Ibrilve dollars,
for twelve dollars. 0. IL BEG, Proprietor,
It Bieray N • V.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United Staae, Caned
and the West Indies.
AG-ENTS:
-...Da.GEO. IL KETEER, N 0.140 Wood at
.FLN3ILYI3, BROS.,_No. 80 Wood at.
~it. N. SELLERS, Weed street.
..J. P. - FLEEING.
..J D. I.4RK. 'Nacional!. [ltyltdawly
Pittebnigh
Do. -
m.
Allegheny City.
agent for OW.
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
OR, NATURES INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC.
F'DOR the vrevention and Cure of larraterrratlr and az.
sum= Frel.2B, Torts and Actor, Clime and Fruit,
Dotal Amor, 0 Elegftel. DEBILITY, NIGH? SWEATS, and all other
forms of disease which have a common origin in Malaria or
Miasma. This subtle atmospheric poison - which at certain
seasons is unavoidably inhaled at every breath, is the ammo
In character wherever It exists—North, Boatll,lSast or -
West—end will every where yield to this newly-discovered
antidote, which is claimed to be the greatest ditcontry in
medicine ever made.
This specific is so harmless that it may be taken
. by per.
sons of every age, sex or condition, and it will not anted.
tote for one disease others still worse, as is too often the r•••
snit in the treatment by Quinine, Mercury, Aramaic, and
other poisonous or deleterious drugs, not a particle of any
of which is admitted into this preparation. • •..
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraortbaary re
sults from the nee of this NATURAL ANTIDOTE TO
it will entirely protect any resident or traveler even in
the most sickly or swampy localities, from any Agne.or
Bilious disease whatever, or any Injury fruoi ionstatttly in
baling Malaria or Ns I.s.ons
It will instantly check the Ague in patina who have irab
feted for any length of time, from one day to twenty years,
so that they need neverhave pa:other dial, by cent ' , mug its
use according to directions. -
It will immediately Mien all the dishoising ?walls of
Bilious or Ague diseases, such an general debility, night
sweats, etc.. The patient at once begins to recovervippetite
and strength, and continues until a permanent aid-radical
cure is ted .
Finally, its use will banish lever sradAgue from &mills&
and all classes. karmais and all laboring men, try adopt.
ing It as a preventive, will be free from Ague or Bdious At
tacks in that season of the year vrhichowlille it is the moat
sickly, is the moat valuable one to them. .
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary CUM t Some
may require more Directions printed in German, French
and Spanish, aecompany each bottle Brine One Dollar.
Liberal discounts made to the trade.: 'Trade chr.ulars Or.
warded on application, and the article will be consigned on
liberal terms to responsible parties in every seetion Of the
country. JAB. A. ILHODES, - Proprietor,
' Providence, B. I.
_ .
dams—New York: O. T. oriazzbiEß & CO., and 0.
H. RING. Boston : WEEKS A' parrs% Philadelphia:
DYtYTT A SONS. J. DIITOILELI., No. 2G5 Liberty street,
next door to Hand. WOODBIDES A - BROTHER, corner
of Anderson and LanSick. sta., Allevhany.:.- .I.feb2T
GERNAN BITTER,
.TOTIN IMMINGHAM, Preledent
y . ~:
RHODES'
DR. HOOFLANIPS
CELFABILITED
PHSPAIMD BY-
DR. C. 11. JACKSON, ,Philadelpbia, Pa.,
WILL no/ton:rum Mitt
LIVER GOSIPI,AINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAI:IMHOF,
Chronic or Nervous Delelity, Diseaseithe Kidneys, and
lava diseases arising from: a disedLiver or Stomach.
Such
asConatipaii • - „ „
tion, Inward Hies,
Fultiess,or Blood to the • ...: .—,
Ileadoicidity of the Stomach,
Natiseaaleart burn, Disgust for Food,
Fulness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Ilead,liurrled
and Difficult Bfeathing, Stuttering at the Heart, Cheat-,
tug or Suffocating Sensation when in lying Posh:implanted*
of Vision, Dots of Webs before the Sight, Sever and
Dull Pain in the need, Deficiency of Perepiration
Yellowness of the Skin anal Eyes, Pain In the '
Ede, Back, Chest, Limbs, du., Sudden .
Flushes of Beat Burning IR the
Flesh, Ontstant • imagln.
• Ingest Evil and great - .-
Depression. of 7 ',"„
Spirits. . ~ . ‘,...
The proprietor, in milling the, &filiation of the - nubile to
this preparation, doss so wit a feeling ofthe utmost confi
dence in its virtues and a li , . ation to %bedlam:ester which
It Is recommended. • - •
.;
It is no new and untried article, but one that has stood
the test of a tea pan' trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale la unrivalled by any similar pre
parations extent. The testimony in, Its favor given by the
most prominent and well known physic:taus and indbidu
els, In all parts of the ninon). is Immense. listening any
who may doubt, to my •ii hiemorabillaror Practical Roaript
Ltsolt, for Farmers and Families, to be had ghtthl, of at the
Agents for the German Bitters. ' ' • '-•
Principal Office and idanufactioy,l2o Arch street, Philp
. _ , _-
delphis, Ps. - '_
_-•
Aar Sold by Dr. Geo. IL Keyser, 140 Wood : treet ; B. /
•Fshnestock A Co., No. 6 Wood s treet; Fleming; Brothers
60 Wood eh eet ; IL P. Swart: and J.P. Fleming, Allegheny .
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DR.DROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alleyi.De•
votes . his entire Attention to an office Practice.
His business Is mostly coallned to , Prinak -,:'
Ireneroil Diseases, and such painful affections.,
'brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence and excel:ll
Syphilis, Syphilitic Druptions,Uortorrhea,Gleet, Stricture'
Urethral Discharges, Impurity °tithe ,131ccd, with' all M ea l,
see of the Venereal Organ . Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Era -
Hone, Tetter, Ringworm; Mercurial Dlsesses,SerMstal W ?
uses, Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female MettltneVe
'deathly Suppressione ' Diseases-okhe.Soints, Fistula lii
&no, Nervous Affections, Pelnel in' thP Back And LOths.l l ll
tation of the Bladder vcd Kidney sonecestftill7tMtcdow
Jure guaranteed . -•
-Twentryears' practice (tevkln this city) enables Dr Drown
to offer astrArances of a speedy aura to Allwho ;aI:I7CM' , mli
der htscsre- .
Once and Prlwate Cloicnitation Rooms, 41 ; Dlammid alley
ea... Charge s moderate. uovfedaw.l7
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LlEUbitllll:sll.—in. Lau. tvi; ueeely diocese:lw taut'"
Do for Itheumatimm te erpeedy stuLeereeiri - ns=edi
that painful trouble. .Itnever fella.
Offiee mud Private Cnusultation RoonsaNioII.DIAMOSID
Pittsburgh, Penn's. -The Doctor's aiwsys at burn •
ma—bZ9fiaw ,
Palmer's .cet brate d F.:pleura an sauce,
Q TAN DS PRESMINENT.far flavarlag .lionps, amebas,
10 Fifth, Heat, Game, dm. We advise all good bess....wes
to try It. Price 25 cents per beta., at snarl:mm*lld raft,
Stores In the Uoited States and Oanadas - •
Per sale by, WOLURG and G.H. ILEYSF.B. Pittalnargh.
• r• WEIGHT 04.,
• - 241 Market street, Philadelphia.
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BARK it. DIOSEIt,
AItCHITECTB:—OftIees: Hall; N 0.76 Whirl in m
. Pittsburgh; and east side of theliissootad;
1.712.. em
Vaster China: Store
C6.lCNia BE es ERPASSED in its assortment at elegant
and nseful CHINA. GLAB3: . QUE.ENIVABB 113!
Families Hotels or Iderchanta t at unuaaal'LOW-Patan
Charlotte Blume
vi AN ACTU 11.1$ lt IND DEAL Nlt in PIANO Town; anti
01 Importer of Music and Musical Instruments. Ms
Agent far the celebrated liaxausei PtsleoS; nlao, for thale t .
Davis & Co.'s Cosiest Yttuos, vial and without Coleman%
Malian Attacbment. No. 11$ Wood street
D tllastestisttoßus tweeter., mop
1 / 4 7 fox $100; for sale by 0113IMOTrE'IlLII SIB,
_raya Ito, "118 Wood street.
WFAIBLOOKING litlBtb. of r AI Bourbons , errPobaral ,
Rrd'otber 'varieties,' for Clometeries; for. WA- by
spl9:drir JAMES WARDROo-
62. Tit .1 Vrbkilitti Orarrs aur elaste ov t
0 =A. approval TgrAties, sill be filled praop_tly br
apl9:claw led