PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
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PITTSBURGH:
- , PRIDAYMORNDRI, APRIL 14,1844
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FOR, GOVERNOR, -
JAMES POLLOCK;
or NORTII4IZZILLAXD COUNIT.
FOIL CANAL cousussioNEß,
E GEQKtIE - DA RS I E;
O► ALLEMIENT CULWIT.
FOR JUDGE; OF 'SUPREME COURT, -
DOIEL M.-BMYSER; '
•or MOSTOWICRT cocsrr.
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. Western Pennsylesnts, and Eastern Obto.
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. • • Whig State Committee.
10 pumanee of tb• direction. of the late Mlle State
,Ceneentinn. I hlwo selected thefolloalnS so.tivmen to
sceepnee the State Central Committee tor the proient year:
• .Col. Andrea, O. Curtin, of Centre COOnty, Chairmen.
• Oen. William Lorimer, Allegheny 0
Col. C. 0. leximia
tv.terie Lennie. el
uJewell It Slyer,.
en. Wm. B. /Wad, • "
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Stephen Miller. Dauphin •
• John Casale, Weetworeland
The. IL Yrantlin. Lancaater " •
reller.lLnearne.
H. St. Maxwell. xorthamnton
A.
Mackey. Clinton
• DaeldeTagrart, Northumberland Co.
• ' - WM. Y. JOWNSTON.
apt/ Cl'adenten 11 - Tte SYatr (Lneenten. .
.7111469 CLAUS, at Tarentum, Allegheny Co.,
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' PHITADIMPHIA, PITTSBURGH AND CIIIGAGO.-
' The Union of these thine cities, by a continuous,
direct Railroad, is now near a consummation.
.The line is now finished from Philadelphia to
.Patterson, on the Mad River Railroad, about 563
miles. The remainder of the line is under con
tract, and it is confidently expected It will be fin
ished for travel to Fort Wayne in the month of
,Inlyosirld to Chicago in June of next year. This
:irill;.howeior, depend upon the amount of aid
.
- furnished by' the citizens of Philadelphia and
• Pittsburgh, or by the Pennsylvania and Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Companies. The Compa
nies which are building the two western.litdis of
this great lino,--the "Ohio and Indiana , ' and the
".Fort Wayne and Chicago" Railrixid.PCimpanies
• are embarrasse:d for moans, and will betiziable
to carry their &eat projeits to an immediate and
successful completion, vrith:int aid from 80E10
quarter, and it is manifestly the interest of Phil-
Sidelphis arid Pittsburgh that it should come from
no %darter involving entangling alliances to the
. - ',dettd:Ment of got :cities and companies the most
deeply interested in the ultimate issue and future
success of these enterprises.
- These two mule have been considered as Penn
sylvania projects from their commencement.
They 'originated mainly through the encourage
ment and sympathy of Pittsburgh arid Philadel
. phis, and one of them has received considerable
sid from our two great Companies. They never
would bus been projected by Now York, and
they have received no encouragement from that
quarteruntil it has been discovered they might
be turned to their benefit. Unless the same in
finenttes . which watched over their inception and
progress shall continue to sustain them and se
cure their completion, the immense benefits an
ticipated, from them will be measurably lost to
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
That these companies have a right to expect
sympathy and aid from the Pennsylvania cities
which partly originated them, is evident.
1. Because the officers and local stockholders
hare done all in their power for themselves.—
They have mentally end heroically put their own
' , ohm'!dere to the wheel, and only call upon Iler
-Miles when belpis imperatively needed.
2. They were promised help in the incipient
stages of the Anterprise. We were present, as
the representailve of the Ohio and Peunsylyania
Railroad, at the inauguration of the Fort Wayne
and - Chicago Railroad Compapy, at IVeriaw,•in
diana;atul the Delegatien from Philadelphia sea
.ted that they were authorized to promise, if the
work was started and carried on energetically
by the people on the line, that. aid should be forth
tooling to rempleie it. rim this proniiseTMcn ful-
' 8, Bec eine this'whole lino passes through the
'region of Ohio, Indiona-and Illinois settled
. ohietly.ty Pcnneylrani'atts, having strong symps-
thiee :with their native State, wed who witdi to
'trade with Pittebtirgh and Philadelphia.
.4. Because this line is the best,lhe most di
reet, and the only connection which Philadelphia
can expect- to have with Chicago. New York
ilicady. haq two lines to that region, and is ready
to grasp this if it is permitted to linger Tor want
6. Becamse.Chirago will, beyond all question,
be the greatest railroad centre in the United
States. .Lake Michigan is a barriCr which can
not. be oinicaped by railroads. All northern
northern lowa, the whole of Wisconsin
and Minnesota, are compelled to pass through
Chicago in turning the southern border - of the
- tube. Besides,' niftiest numberless railroads,
projected and blinding and finished, centre there,
rendering' it indispentable for any great eastern
•
cry whirl desires to enjoy the trade and travel
wif that iminenee region to hive 'facilities for
reaching P. within him:Own control • •
6. 'Because these =questioned advantages can
now Impaired at a comparatively email outlay
Of means. "Web will be well invested, yielding a
,large inomne,irrespective of . the benefits of the
trade, Mid trefel,, ,
_Wcould,e ere other' reasons, but these are
releleuk - - Tleftecussing of the early completion
and futura reasegemeist of'; these road; so as to
P 1166.4 Phibidelphh‘ and initsburils on fair
greyed" of competition for the trade of the North
Prest," now - dependei n lye Upon the action of
Philadelphia and of the. Pennsylvaelsi railroad.—
The Chio andPennsyiemia road Dilly appreciate
the importance of this line, and is preparod to 'do
all* ie power to secure present and fubsre ber
me:dna ta-operation, no great ilirough line.—
Let the Peimayleusia Company take the sane
slew of the matter, - and the work *ill be access
.
' 4 -plisbed... We shell await its decision, which must
tw glen econ'to be of any use, with the deepest
anxiety.
IniestranT ro Ponatozzas.The Woahinr gten .
oorrewndent of tho:Notr'York Expres4 mitt - 4
that the Visithingtan Star, a semi-pflicial organ
of the ltdmiiistiution, -recommends the reviral
ot,tho Alien and Sedition law to punish Bennett
*and the nporeigners" for abusing the president.
!Shia is'. decidedly rich, lifter the
,abuse, : eaped
by the : . Democratic - party with impanit : y. upon
John Qiiiney Adams, Boners' Harrison, General
Taylor,"and Mr. Fillmore. Fora young scion of
domocricy, and an oorganisr to toot, to recom
. .pend the revival of, the celebrated measures of
the older Adams, to protect the patriotic Brigs
diet' 'fiem the B. li„llerald and the German
press, 15, to say the least, unexpected. But
Democeeky " is wonderfully " progressive,"
now, in the ime.kward direction.
. 1 1,(4
. 4attCh froni.Waah4igion states that the
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'SHOW g overnment has' disavowal the allege-
Anglo;French alliance was design
”' ail to il to bsip any reference to- Cuban or Mexican
attain, or any-other matter in this hemiphire
F:.zeePl Le Valle—
:nix deprival' the'Washinitan Urtiou, and olb
er fillitrostar papers of their chief capital
40.114 • Aim against Cuba, and ia promotiot an
Anti-Etigli.ehien . timent for the parposo orli
bee:7
fittingßa?". r . : .
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Tina STIAMIZACITT of GLASOOW 4 --Tla yes,
":O.l.ljOlgedrroiliLiyerpoo)for Philadelphia on the
with three hundred pameengere,
ilothiNglits beim bew , of- her einco. • The
Pldbidei erican of Methiesday says: •
• Wel/ftvere - alidloge yet of the log steneW
ip~ty of Gliiginr, MiEt the feeling of anxiety .
on herbehalt minifoeilyincrewes. • All niainier
of otos are indulged wi to how Abe wily be
detain and not loirt: • ' -
•- •
.RosurT. CVNILIAN ENV, • - hi beititerlildi
candidate for Mayor for the coosolldsted city of
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PLf]tdalpbia
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WEI.O3IIWAgHINCITON.
06 nooPomdP 000 , of the l'ittobarih
I'Doesld'a attaek.upon the Hartford Conran
th n and the old Federalists, being the kick of a
live ass upon - a dead lion, has :been generally
laughed at; but Nebraska received a shot today
itt:-.which none of its friends will laugh, but
- sildch has caused joy and exultation among the
opponents of that stupendous fraud. Cien.:Cul
lom, of Tennessee, no Jimmy Jones, but a live
Whig from a live and steadfast Whig State, to
day electrified the House by a speech, in which
he tore the veil from this project and from its
authors, and exposed it first as a monstrous de-.
fortuity, and next as an imposture and a hum
bug: Corporal 111CDonaliFit blast Against the
1 North, its freedom =of speech and of the press;
its pastors, and its tone of liberty, has been
heralded by the organs of Slavery, whose tool he
. is, for the last mouth as a phillippic at which
fanatics would tremble. He has fired his
squib and will be paid by the administration in
some petty place at the end of his term. Gen.
Cullom, in noble contrast, spoke for the honor
and best interests of his section against the
clamors and tricks of demagogues, and in con-
tempt of an administration which has dared to
pronounce the pains and penalties of executive
displeaiure against all opponents of their first
"great measure." He has earned the respect
and admiration of every honorable mind, and re
ceived the hearty applause of almost the whole
House during the delivery and after the close of
his speech. In the name of his State and his
constituents he repudiated the whole thing as a
shameful attempt to bribe the - South to the Per
petration.of a wrong upon the North, and an act
of infidelity to the Union.,
Dr. Glynis demonstration in favor of the Pvt.-
cifie Railroad, yesterday, was only moderately
successful. The Senate Chamber was a wilder
ness while he was'talking, and the snug little
recess, where refreshments suitable to senatorial
palates are served, was attended by a full and
attentive auditory. The Senator urged the
im
portance of the Work as a military road, and its
necessity as a commercial avenue and a bond of
political connection between the extremes of the
East and the -West.
The fact is, the Pacific railroad has become,
as I expected it would, a sectional interest. It
is alleged, not truly as I believe, that the only
route is one outside of the United States, for
which a right of way must be bought at an ex
pease almost equal to half the cost of construc
tion. The road for which the patronage of the
genral government is most strenuously urged,
is to be a South Carolina, Texas, and Mexican
work. The Gadsden treaty was made for the
Texas railroad, and to that end the 11. S. treasu
ry. was - CO be emptied of the accumulations of
years. Let us buy no foreign route, but give
the extreme north and south and the centre an
equal chance by offering donations of land and a
reasonable mail contract, to any one or all of
these routes. There is no flange lin the world
that more than ono of them will be built, and let
that section acquire and enjoy the advantage of
the Work latch shall first display enough of en
terprise and energy to build it—we all ought to
be and will be content
The Gadsden treaty was again on the tapis
yenterday, and was revived in a shape in which
it may ultimately be adopted. The leading South
ern advocates of the measure, declared in a very
moving and solemn manner that they wishEd for
no extension of territory. They wanted tV , set- -
tie disputes with Mexico, to remove all flanget
of war, and to secure the route for a railroad. '
To this end Mr. Rusk proposed the insertion of .
a clause which should leave the exact boundary
line to be settled by a future survey and the re
port of engineers, who should report on what line
n railroad could be built , and therefore commis
sioners should establish the boundary just to the
southward thereof. This seemed so fair that it
was adopted. Next, in consideration of the fact
that we give * lip one kali' or more of - the Gads . -
den, it Was Partially agreed to diminish the sum
to be Paid to $7,000,000, and at this point anal
journment was,mored and carried.
To-day Mr. Mason moved to go into executive
session with a view to continue the work so hap
pily advanced yesterthy, but the Senate refused
—ayes 17, noes 2:3, the majority apparently pre
ferring to proceed with a bill taking duty off of
railroad iron for the next three years. So, after .
all, it may be questioned whether there is a re
quisite majority for the treaty in any corm....
Sunday Labor must cease Wpon the canals
and railways of the State of New Jersey, except
for the transportation of milk, and the United.
States. Mails, the Legisbitare at its recent session,
having enacted a very stringent law upon the
subject, which - has received the approval of the
Governor. •
We rejoice to see this steady increase of res
peat for the Holy Sabbath.
=ID
.•One of the . carly Dutch Governors o, New
York, bad a very knowing parrotot great talker,
and a creature of unbounded conceit. A hawk,
one .day, pounced upon it, and bore it gently
away. The conceited creature was delighted
with the attention from so powerful a stranger,
and greatly enjoyed en elevation so mach higher
than its own clumsy wings had ever been able
to reach. Timing a robin, in its ascent, it cried
out with great glee, "I r.de robin I I ride - ro
bin!".
But the howk, perhaps fearing the loss of its
prey, perhaps annoyed by the cries of the chat,
tering foreigner, pressed its claws a little beyond
the feathers of its charge; when it makes the
air ring with its' changed notes; ' , thug it, bow
ho pinches! hang it, how he pinches I"
I do not vouch for the entire : troth of this
story, but I give it, as I have heard it, to illus
trate tho - ups and downs of Jesuit experience in
-the. politics of our country. The Jesuits meet
the same difficulties, and make the tame mis
takes that other foreign politicians do, in mana
ging ouvAmerican politics and people.
For many years, the Press, regarding Roman
ians as • re igloos institution, were accustomed
to treat it with respect, as they did other forms
of aristianity. The ignorance and conceit of
the • Jeguits led them to imagine themselves
,greillavorites with the Press; and with poorly
disguised contempt of the denizens of the coun
try, they sang out, ride, robin! I ride, robin.'
Then they plunged into politics, shocking allow
free, native predilections, by their monstrous
sympathy with Austrian and Botnan tyrannise,
and by their malignant caltunuies against the
martyrs of European liberty. The press, the
free and patriotic press, exposed and;denounted
their treachery to freedom ' and their affinity with
absolutism; They' felt the pinching presence of
this strong-tsioned guardian of liberty, and raised
the piteous cry of ." hang it; how he pinches !
Lang it, bow he pinches!"
Again, when the Jesuits thought they bad the
demagogues in their interest, and stupidly mis
took" the. demagogues for the , people, they in
stincti'rely fixed their eyes on e sc hool fund,
thinking it Would be a very nice thing to have
the public Money appropriated to their sectarian
schools: Their buoyant hews, Inflated by the
tiatterieg'promise from a desperate politician,
hero and there,, set - them to singing, "Pride,
robin, ride, robin." 'But wheat, in every In-
Stance where the lassie. wee made, they were
beaten, and even old, , forgotten provisions that
might be perverted to their purpose, were, as in
our own legislature, repealed; their song is
speedily changed to he (Morose, "hang it, how
be pinches," " hang it, Lod he, pinches.' ,
When the l'ope's first nuncio (and the last)
came to our country; and received the courteous
treatment which we give to all 'strangers% when
he was invitdd to the soirees of Governors'and
to the halls of legislatures,_the delighted Jesuits
sung out, "I ride, robin." But when the charac
ter of the man 'became known, with some ink
lings of the purposes of his mission; when cath
olic congregations laughed at his threats of ex
communication, when pantomimes of his deSerta
blazed in theetrects of our cities; the Oilman of
indignation and' the hisses of contempt that a free
people turn upon the poor Nuncio almost drown
the piteous railings.of the Jesuits, "hang it, hew
he plzate,e." "hang it; how hepinches." And the
Aloverner of Bolopa., -tliei priest that performed
-the 'lSt offices of inhumanity for tho patriot Ugo
'Bassi, wee "so bewildered' bylitelneomprehensi
bliities-of American polities, that tetanal, lost
his way and,lnisttud of ;Ong "to Brian" went
back spin to •Eitrope. From • the other side of
the Atlantic; he sends letters to this country, the
doleful ,Intrien of which illy "hang it;" how he
Newt think of .it, there viz another part to
the storrot the Dutch - Governer's parrot.—The
screams and straggles of Abu creature - mode. We
hawk• rdeese - hbr hold, and the poor clusisy
thing fell into the riser ,. .-whon'ilnermunet:outi ,
guinea -for saving alit Governor's parrot.V—
Temptedby the offer, •loafer en the - wharf pluitk
ed itfrom tie water and geiatto the llovertioe,
clahandthe reward. .' The Garernerobjeeted that
the aam wasmord mornthin thitmeaturevirsaworth ;
when the parrot iitterruptedthellwreyhy 'saying
bluffly, "pre the fellow a groat.'
Both has been the. :inn' of more than one
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party leader who has trusted .to the nrotiiise of
.the ••Catholic vote." No patriot will desire a
.ritercenary suffrage. Igutwithatandingthe shame
less assurance of a leading Jesuit, that, "we go
for those who do most for us," political parties
sro i
beginnn 2 to - learn that the "Catholic vote,"
given as such, for considerations which the gift
itself implies, alienates from their interest a
large and more reliable constituency. The "cath
olic vote" is a bait that has a hook enclosed in it;
and desperate politicians who covet the shining
illusion, are likely hereafter, to find the prom
ised guinea turn out but a worthless groat.
WASIIINGTON, April 11
Curreepoodeuer a the Daily Pittsburgh Gazette.
IN BENATZ.—The morning session of the Sen
ate, was mainly devoted to the consideration of
Mouse amendments to the bill for the 81110 of the
main lino of the Public Works. A variety of
amendments, to perfect the details of the hill,
were submitted and discussed till the hour of
adjournment The first section, fixing the price,
was passed over.
The afternoon was devoted to the considera
tion of private hills, and a number passed.
Mr. Ramie called up the bill to release the
Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania S Ohio Railroad
Companies from the penalty incurred in passing
foreign small notes ; and submitted a substitute
for the bill, consolidating the suits into one single
suit, and if convicted, snaking the penalty five
hundred dollars: The hill is general in its char
acter, applying to all similar cases occurring pre-
TiOU9 to this act.
The amendment was adopted, and the bill pas
oe,l finally by the following vote:
Yeas—Messrs. Crabb, Cresswell, Darlington
Bars's, Evans, Ferguson, Foulkrod, Frick, Hen
dricks, Mester, Jamison, Kinzer, Kunkel, Price
Sager, Skinner,
Naps—Messrs. Barnes, Buckalew, Fry, Good
win, Haldeman, 'Hamilton, B. D. Hamlin, 11TFar
laud, Mellinger, Platt, Quiggle, Wherry, Wens
lin, Speaker.-13.
The bill to int:orporats the Monongahela Bank
was negatived, an follows:
Teas—Messrs. Barnes, Crabh, Darlington,Dar
sin, Haldeman; Hendricks, Mellinger, Sager, SS
for.-9.
Nays--Messrs. llucknlew, Creswell, Evans,
Ferguson, Foulkrod, Goodwin, Hamilton, B. D.
Hamlin, E. W. Hamlin, Mester, Hoge, Jamison,
Kinzer, Kunkel, M'Clintock, Platt, Quiggle,Skin
ner, Wherry. M'Caelin, Speaker.-20.
In - the House, the General Appropriation bill
wee consideredin the morning in Committee of
'the Whole. The bill passed Committee with a
variety of amendments, and was then postponed
and made the special order for Monday next and
every subsequent day till finally disposed of.
Homes in Philadelphia, occupied the balance of
the morning and all the afternoon session. Quite
R fierce debate nroae on this bill.
The London Correspondent of the Now York
Journal of Commerce, writing in reference to
the effect in France of the disclosure of the Se
cret Correspondence with Russia, says:
"The indignation of the French knows no
bounds, as is evinced by the sentiments express
ed by thy journals throughout the whole of
Franco; while the honorable conduct of England
is now the universal theme, and we are not like
ly soon to hear the epithet .'perfirle Albion." The
only exception to this appears to be a "fusionist
organ," L' Union, which has been mischief-mak
ing by throwing doubts on the good faith of the
English Government; and emissaries of the same
party Mire been darkly hinting that there may
exist other' documents which have not yet been
made public, which wiWlehl against the conduct
of England."
Vimietrunr..—As a general rule, we
are not disposed to place much confidence in
statements and certificates respecting the efficacy
oC ptt medicines. Such testimonials are of
ten
e to order, by parties who pride in the
ability of manufacturing any required amount of
plausible testimony for the newspapers. The
plain statement of a respectable living witness in
fayor of any remedy for disease, Xs vastly more
to be relied upon than columns of exaggerated
puffs over ficticious signatures:
Vie have been called upon by such a trusty
witness, Mr. Henry Callinan, of the Sixth Want,
whom we know. who tells a simple unpretending
story in behalf of a common medicine, linatic's
Vermifuge, and deaiees us to give the public the
benefit of his experience. We have full confi
dence in what he says, knowing he would not
falsify er designedly mislead. lie tells the fol
lowing:—His child, a boy of eighteen months,
was severely attacked by the whooping cough,
which continued some fear weeks, when the suf
ferer fell into a high fever, which was followed
by great stup;ar. He continued to grow worse,
under the treatment of physicians, and in ten
days lime, had wasted away to a mere skeleton.
His death - was expected hourly. Hearing of the
cures performed upon children by McLane's Ver.
rnifuge, Mr. C. procured a bottle, though the at
tending physician laughed at the idea of the pa
tient having worms. A dose was administered
on Saturday morning last, and the next day the
child passed filly-seven worms, varying in length
from coven to fourteen inches. From that hour
he commenced improving, and it is now appar
ently mi hearty as any child in the city—being
altogether relieved also from the whooping cough,
the Vertnifuge having, it seems, cured bulb dis
eases. Mr, C. had also a little daughter,ifuffer
ing at the same time from whooping cough, show
lag the same symptoms, but in lighter form.—
The'Vermifuge was administered to her also, and
with like results immediately. Mr. C. himself is
anxious that these facts be male known.
ALEXiIiDRILIITLANDS to • candidate fur the a.
floe or cio,k or tho coriru, r.l4i.ts to the donieioo of the
Autt-ilasorde and Whig OnsTenticat. aol2-I.d•
REGISTER.
W.U. K. PAR KIRK, of Elisabeth llorough, la a exact*,
date foi Rftletei, at the coming Whig Convention.
Spil-dikrteS
Notice•—From roe numerous solicitatiods
am,. Mende and felloveitltenn I oller snyielf ai • Dann-
Wei for the office ,of Rrateren. subject In the dedslon of
the WIL{ Coureution. to beheld or the diet day of Ile/
next. ALEX. RICHARDSON.
11. J. LEMON Ins candidate for the dike of Register Le
an the Whig Cenvenatled. It prat.
Lima Wools fe a 44,..dtdate for the notoloalloa for Rec.
Istee, betels the WhlltOoneentiott. spy
[Eirenhqt ee;ers ear7.l
SAMUEL FAIINEE4OCK le• crodidate Nr the dere of
Recorder bale the Whig Coarentkiti. sell
Worms! Worms!!—There' is no disease
more common Moong children, and yet none which eo fre•
/meetly bailee the ekill of the physician. as worms. They
era highly detrimental to the consUtuticon and their pres•
Mare should be carefully guarded agalnat by • tweets. On
the drat mannestation of symptoms, Wrar-WW , WW , eboeld
be need to expel them promptly and thorteoxidY.
Veer:W . 4p iS wen established as the mosreertale, male and
speedy remedy ever °traced kw Ude tronhieweee and dun
germs malady; and all who ham the management pf
children should keep this lonlnable mad doe at hand.—
In addition to its period safety, it mem faila to produce
the desired acct.
13Ptuntwora wDtbe careful to's& for DR. ➢PLANL^S
CELRBRATF.D VEIOIIIII.IOR. and take none dn. An
other 'onoINV.. to corona :Dun. aro wortbtoos, Dr. )1 ,
Lomeli Vero:Atm also his celebratod Liver Mx: can now
be had at an retpectobla Drug Mores to the United States
and from the rule propriotor.
YLEMINS BROTIIERR.
aria Sumerian to .1. Ktdd A Co.. Wood atrial.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
, CONN.,_
Capital Stack, Annual Premium. sod Waders Food.
$i 000 00.
INCO2POILARD O 1825.
Policies diluter:moo issued a all times on tho
most favorable terms, against
LOSS OR DAhIAGE BY FIRE,
Thousands of Cases of Constim .
hare been cured by Omura of ROSIITOY. OL6lllKwir txre
CIENUISESIEDICAL COD LIS= OIL. It in no cunt
PrePuttlft. or (Ina* itedichte, but the pure Oil of the
Ina Cod 17ab Lifer. preparnd with Out utmost care a_
u Mary. telutble Properties in the highest Mete oi
Perfection sad le recommended by the samtemluent Phi.
Ways.
Catroow—The wrest euperlorityand eoletrity of OW Olt
Indooed tosey Imltottoot. and•whroltaert will please
outlet Hat U.. Otealoe Artlele bos the' throtture of
RUSHTON. CLARK* A W.. over the cork of *soh WM.—
god by Diugglsts wesberally throughold the Milked
States. is2llßoalarod
New Toth. Jen. 21. 1124. _ ____ •
, STATE litirTEAL •
-FIRE AND MARINE. INSURANCE CO.'
OW PrZiNSYLVAKIA. •
4 1LiNCIT'OFFICE---Corner Fourtliruld
Smithfield streeta Plttstniragh. CAPITAL 6, S26O,cao.
-liedgerlek litam'thir'.Jonefibnu.lVllle4ein
Y.5 4 . 1 i1 itehlre=rre:n e rarri ". ;barrl=
C lerneitt Mr4OWAIrIL
A. .I:4IaLIXT, $01em467:
/.1. OAIUSS detour..
The above Comma/ la=i t taTt&rlir L T =
bland eavelmAlen and trans
and merebandine alai or eamatuf, lancet ratan enn:.
daunt alth =nay. Pnikdee lamed dnelltna. boas&
either persetuatinar ilha a leen" Orman ftwa=o/1-64_
malt :Vire And: Karina . Insunuice Co
irCE-.'QF PITTSBURGH AOENCY, :
Fintrth. sutl'ens7Drield streetv oenniz,
. 1 4
p. ascrup— ava .
ti wAik E N VV : fisse* r agt
. *atone
• Y. D NMI" A. Ulp Ditydre,
W.P. , intln,jr., an lard. •
Val i teig=lAKOQ , Cl o 2* 4 .Viardisgort ,
a ltr=7 „ o . 2l o. prerthos Sod ptoDat=ll.4.ao
VuoM usaaistiElta
Ib.inumistrila April 12,1M4
The bill relative to the removal of the Alarke
From tbo Dully tirrticat
CMIK OF THE COURTS
Pfttaburird errn3. 1914.—NplAlt wider
ILECORDER
u aim gi mo.co
PRO_TECTION
PERILS OF NAVIGATION.
ny . ( IEOIIOZ P. ARNOLD, , Agent,
u5h16 , 63 rp3l9 • For Pittsburghand Allegheny 0,
• R. C.q.Q€1.111. 4
.4
Of the -Leto firm of erOurd* 41: Loomis,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
69 Wood Street, Pitttburgh. 1
r'tZ
M'Clintock's Family itiredicines.—We
di the attention of heads of famEng.and others. to the ad
♦ertleomeot on the femu-th pare of theme valuable Family
hledleineaß
O'CONNKE, BROTHER & CO.,
BANKERS AND INSURANCE DEAL
ERS, No. 115. Wood street., mut dm:arum First street, Pitts-
Intrgit.—Bur .d sell Par .4 Current ittuuls. Sight .1
Time Exch... 0... - Stoelut, Eastern and Western lime
Mils. and Promissory Nut. allow 6 per cent cm Time De
smidtes of Per. and Current Money; and Insure Fire smi
timing Policies kir the Era.. insearates Conn.,. (cult
Cern. 6170,000,) and nOttl. Txtoacem Coarser, ( Its
10.000,0004 sal
SHRIVER. DI:WORTH & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND coanuss ON
JPERCHANTS. I
•
•
Nis, 130 and 132 Second street, between 'Wood
imt Sallitlield. Pittsburgh, midi Agents for Lox I Risk
stristMuuns Reborn,. Philndrlphis—a full as^,rtnient of
Defined Sugars and Syrups on band, to whirl,or Invite
thn attention of the city trade. isl.24nulfit
HENRY, H. COLLINS,
_ PuRWARDINU AND
- -
• -
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WIIOLI , SALE DEAMC IN
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
Autl Produce
No. 95 Wood street, Pittsburgh. .
.1716
I--
Dr. Banning's Lace or Body Brace.
.r.._- ...... The Brace 11 Dr.
Banning In now poll up In a
Illi ti O
, i nmehtfisprored P.p. anti D
worn by hundredzot persons
i , .lbr the rum and Prerv.lllol.
.. t t of Vocal, Pulmonary. Dye.
- . midis, Nervous, elma. ie
male, Uteviee and Child .1
WRAKNt:S.IEB, melt am Pro
. Japans Uteri Chronle IHar
rho,. Drugging of the Dow
el. Palm, Vistula Milk Leg,
and Enisrged iminn
Thin Drees halt the ottuutket annum of the most tiltdin
finished medlad men In the nountry.lllllollg whom awe—
Dm Mott, Whiting. Rodgers, Drown, and 111 1 b-on, of New
York, Drn. Burroughs, Riche:Ninon. Ilabersham. Morrell
and Cunningham, otharsimsh, besides others. no may 1a
wen by reference to the ersayey whfal I Imre for free d 4
tribution a
WI also keep for sale }itch's, Chapin's, Jacimnes,
Yashorne's, Mrs. Betts', Marsh's, North's and several Mb
er Supporters.
Also. SEYMOUR% IiALVANIC SUPPORTERS. which,
heath, the usual support hm the stimulation of the gal
vanic current.hroouh the parts cloned; elan •
TRUSSES FOR TILE RELIEF AND RADICAL CURE OF
II ERNIA Olt RUPTURE. There are thousands of persona
who are afflicted with a Rupture of the Bowie, who Par
little attention to the disease until the bodele become
strangulated, when In .11 probability It may he too late--
Dow latmortent It is, then, for all those sufkoing from
any form of "Rupture of the Bowels," to call at once
upon In.. KEYSER. at hi. Wholetede and Retell Drug
Stone, crtruer of Wood street and lOrain alley, and
procure a TRUSS, to retain the protruding portion of the
bowels. Dr. KEYSF.lthas an offlos hack of the Drugfflore
where Trusses are applied, and warranted there satisfac
tion. lie also has every variety of Truants that you mu
name. and et any prim, to suit the means of every one do
need of the article. I also-keep every kind of Supporter',
Balm 13..d.P., Elastic Sintlasos, fir
enlarged veins, and all kinds of meehaukal appliances
used in the cure of disease.
I scotch' respeoUhlly Invite the attention of the public to
an eacellent TRU.V3 FOR CRILDREN, which Invariably
effects cures to a very abort time.
Road the following cure ferniatted me br a physician to
an adjoining county:
• • • • • • .The Talks you tent hue cured the
ease:which I thought you would ho Piejt•ed
parties luta:mated are quite delighted.'
DR. KEPSER•ff DRUG STORE AND TRUSS DEPOT.
No. lid, earner of Wood street and Virgin alley, sign of
the Golden Mortar.
N. IL—Any penan can have ,Trusa cent to any part of
the country by c:cawing $ by mall, Mating the aide af
fected, and sending the measure around the body, Immo.
Stately over the rupture. Address
14 D 0W O o M a t I P i K t YS r ER,
Pa.
Ladies Fancy Furs
11I'CORD k CO. would most respectfully
mite the attention of Ledlm to their large and complete
stook of FANCY FURS, now ofartlng. romprildna to part
Battle, Stow> Martin. /itch, Lynx. Carmine. Siberian Nak
ed, Rock Martin. Uenett, Coney and heran's Dolma: Muffs
Vietorium, Polaaialr Cuffs. Bum, So., corner Wood and
Fifth streets.
NOTICE.—Tee undersigned, Frederick
Lamm of Melina of Lorens,Sterling Coe and nowt
tesrart, of the iste firm -of Stewart, Lloyd Co., have
this der formed a Cawartnerablp. under the name.end
style of LOILENZ, STEWAKT 8 Ode for the purtol of
manufacturing Iron and Nulls, end have taken the ware
house No. 61 Water streeLhetweenFerryand Short streets,
where thee have nn hand an easortment of the varieties of
Iron and !tails, which they offer for sale ea aneommodatlng
terms. They reepectfnily ikit the patronage of the
goi:dtf VIIEDENICK WREN;
THOS. 11. sTEWST.
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
BUIRITACTOI=II OF
Chilson Furnaces, Wro't Iron Tujiing
AND FITTING IiENRIIALLY,
For Warming and Ventilation of Buildings
A. A W. will contract for Wanaing and Ventilating by
Stearn or Hot Wide, Dims or ClilboKnie roman, Viinrebe,
Schools, Tioapital, Paitorio, Citron Dunn., Mort lionees
Jag, Hotel. or Dwelling, No...ta Market at.. l'ilWburgb.
DE GITIRON'S
Improved Non-Explosive Campllene Lamp
Having purchased the
rlghtfertbn above LAAIP in the
mantles of ALLEGHENY, REA. •
vgn, WASIIINGTVIN, PAT— •
KITE mei GREP-IE, wa ammo- 'r ••
pare,!to runtish Lamps or , -
Rights for a reasonable '
Tbeee Lamps are - no:construeted as to render explosion Im
Ismaltde. and the public mar rest satisfied that they nor
to used with entlrtemfety. Theyalracelveatoorednillhott
thclltand thematefiah , mod Laing etteatetr than the Toni
Tallow; or olla Many kind. that. must 4.610 Into general
non. We atm have LANTERNS nod CANE co the non - en
plmlve principle.
iyeactnotutontra.v.,lo/f •
Thlsrertiflot that Ire have peen, exaJolnod and ttlett De
Onlnon's Impenvad Non-Exphalhatt Camphon. Lamp, pat
antal J.. Et 4.11t52, and are folly aallafkot that It la livery
valuable Improvensent. mot VIII Eu found fat ptaferahla
IfOther Lanny In una. N
ola foraltrety It Is perfect
ly and non...foto ch It richly' deserving the at.
tentlan of all snob as lotto tatenaton unt Lamp. of an/,
klnd.
It. C. ithhtlo, hitatla, YV Wlloon, Batavia, 'Li':
E. V. Booth; . J.A.J. Wilt.. thn
Y. Await., in% . V. V. lll'Keunto,/latiM.lV:r
C. I'. Panora. th.r. Moon. dot
W. D. Unfair. WI , "
F • ' J.
a;igrai.7 d . - li.i;;;;;le,Williatn - lis.Ll
9. A.llarsb, do , E. tiowardus, Ms
Foote,
. Spinning,. d.c .
Eliza do;
A. D. Tryon, do: - 1 .I.llpar% do;
N. A. Womiward. do: M. A. Patten...an, des • •
tor emaphome, floe Oil and Fluid, always Casale atths
k" Zi ' M gttentirm of Stmeallcalans mid Railroads Is
respectfully incl44l to thy new patentlantern midyan.—
The lamps may to men in operation at Dr. Ma 814it11
Draw Mom, 14d Wood PL. Where they art kot forma.
5310.1111r8
We have frequently heard the celebrated
DERMAS BITTKM sold by Dr. C. M./stetson, 1 Arch
'street. Philadelphia. spoken 01 to term. of the• Itigheet
commendation, and wihonretly believe that It le nor of
the test medicines advertised for an complaints for which
It is recommended. They are pleuant to, the taste, slut
can be taken under any dream:maces by the moat dell.
este stomach. no proem far end wide, have tinned he
commending Ms Invaluable remedy roe dysooPela. deblll.
ty, 004 and such are the healing elfecti of this 'summit,
that we hope It may be Introduced to every holly where
dyspepsia has, or Is likely to have • 'Who.
Bold is Pittsburgh, by PLENUM UW$,. Draißasta,
GO I%A st. Also, for sale by (IPA. U. 11SYSER. 110 Wood,
ap7.2snlkall
ki . AnDwAtE.
LOGAN, WILSON &
Beg to call the attention of Buyers to their
extooslvoStock of
HARDWARE AND SADDLERY,
comprising one albs most complete amortmenta In the
countm
RECEIVED DV RECENT RACKETS FROM EIIIIORX,
and which they offer on the most Womble terms. Her ,
chants going East will Dud their Interest promoted by
buying their HARDWARE at -
)Pi Wood street, Pittsburgh. •
(4 DOM ANTS rug?. CUM= nOTICL) fd-lydawli
INSURAIOMMPANY,
NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL 0500 000!
t• a = 1 1 1 ,141"
""'"
Simeon L L00rti4......
Jai, Carning-....... ...... ..- ........ ..Vlrm of Cornhor 1 CV.
Theodore AkNarna.-« ...... ....:-Ilrol of Donna a McNamee.
((khan( 114.1.1( Finn of Doane, Xing I Co.
William 11. 1it1kvi......------Ylrin of Melo, 31011 In A Cr.
Omeos Bliss--- ...... -........ ....... on of theme Palm 0.00.
Amos .E. 14ro Flanof Kno. Mahoney & tk , .
Olirer E. Mod ..
• firm of , Willard & Wood.
/Dory C. Eby
Jaw. hue Finn of Elf Claim& Hoorn.
----firm of JanwaJow & O.
(Narks B. 11,614------ .81rm of C. U. flitch A Co.
Jona D. ittdchinsoa Winn of T. C. Hare A to.
U7l/law lt Lumbert.........-.llrm of A.& A. Lawrenee A On.
Charts A. Buckley .« -Finn of Buckley a Co'
Lewis AttmOnerojr. .... ...Com of Lewle Atterborylr. & CO.
/oaf P. Marton ' Flinn of J. Si. Bodo; Montan & Co.
Awe T. Thato/d..... Firm of Trowbridge, Dwrght a Co.
Joh, in Nelson ... ... -.....1f1nn of Neleon & Co.
- Ginn,. P
o. Itddnlo. F lan of 11a1.1w1o. Starr & Co.
a.m. a 0,ai......."..........., -virmournersaan a c.iii.a.
(korpe D. Maroon • • lion olk« D. Horgan & On.
Lunen P. Chown ...... ........Vlrm Of Coman, Lathrop & 00.
Thowns Jansonow Vino of T. A It: Blemenger.-
Darkl Samford:. '-.......„.............kt0n ofJohnson & Saufurd.
fli.A 0%/1 Knefor....----Vlrro Of Norton, Duller & Hoyt.
lear “ nrd ....... ................. ..7 ...... ..A . Witi.
Dockhand W. Dull-- ..... ../Irsa of Haskel He & IlnIL
.4 (Dot 8. Darns Jinn of A. C. Barnes A On.
Rae Lrelworat- MD* of U. Lockwood A Son.
Loans 17.44.7nr...............-..Strul of llooklna Allen! Co.
Jaw" .4. D0504 . /Z.- .... . -iirm nfirlown,.Baloser , A Dwight.
Isaac H. Prothilapkro, Firm of Frnthlnananr, Newell a Co.'
John 11. Booffi., • ....Sinn of Swift. Ilusibea A cb.
Caelis N0b1e.... ..... ..—...........4..« nem of Condit I Mollie.
ll'ord A. IOW& " ' VDTs*: of Work A Dinka
.Vritheie U ;5t0ckwe1i........./ine di:lll3sc Stockwell S
Jetefteat . se.,Yleta of 11= 1, 1 3 texa t tLtt a =. ,
I):Afor'd ;.kourxsy elVells. Yugo
limnerliorptut
George taree...L e, rime of (lee W s
k
BLMICIIN L. L0911U., Weakliest.
CHAS. J. ktANSIN. Saaarterle - " • .
Du Pont :pnwder.—}lvery variety, Rifle
hewn' ma simile, Powder, to 01l rdae [mast= awsi
on band uld tar ple fro Maissins. ip Ms. to Ina pm
Lasers, an ['matins tarns.
W.O SlDWittio llssallksturers .
Stoat Omit. littakirsh.
Ezdirged dir.:trainose.Velni,.Weak:
Bass J.111(111A1:3 WEAR Amis....l would .iespiethdly Ic
!Ito Um attention otidoplelids:ana the vale generally,
lo toi 444444 of Allk Elude Slocklage. Knee Cap,
,
Socks and Lasidayei nit the relief sod ewe of Sari
anne ye 'Maned -Ankles. Wont Km. Julots
indths Irsitoui ssidkosess cried In Use awn disarm Or .
>,prl-.aokbpnwf vaziosr, ''tiooo4, Body Beim i.
Ennilsters. sksulds. Oct all kinds of ono,
dual& oppilimioinool la lin enieni d.k.
, ono. IL KIM= Whinessle
sabXl4o•l3 No. 140. cot. Wool 4. and Visits alga.
. , ..
. . • ~
• . . . ,
~ ..
'SOUS =MSc:- ..... -uvrixofft.'lle—:..._.eocuraa Mmetka. ,
FUMING BROTICERS, illntlOßtift WISE
_'
-...; lUS aliened' Atedi.Xil Wine . o..titite Fur - ,
• . (secousette ro J. MU • co.) - I Tent Pine am Dad gainhelthe iced witl end becomiett
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, . the favorite medicine of ttm people end Munn. as &moat
NO. CO ITOOD STREET. .1 - effectual remedy in the ewe of .
PnTSB"GH • PA " ..
.'
14 ;rr.Vf i ncletve a rocTe . rk•Ofotr . , ih= a ''i jAh ria "'
E.Pristort Of Dm M 1..... D'.. 2 . 1 . , 1...U.2, Lt... • ;Mack. end untie:LlM], ti4orrtftke skin, AtSetrice . , -
Mg. to. -
Ague tend limn', Mk !anus, Erneipelat. Cle
at, incident- to re ice. Lanpuithing
Ireal - nens. Nitth.t Sweatt. Nunn= Dia-
WHOLPSALE AND RETAIL.' . . -onitra. Quernllll.ll.l24 and Ma
wiredefote Vila Clut.eldstina . I
A. A. MA *ON CO., ---•--11.1. a abort time has elammi dace Abase great and geed
.: medicine* bare been Made known to the public, yet thome
Hare received and are now opening Two. v.& h.. eßnedeneed their ;cod emu , 1......tid..,th,,, ,
, • over by their physicians as Incurable, have been restored -
Thonerind odes and r6lekorree or Foreign and ..'snerio.ri .t, .6,. aa a vigorous health by their toe. These medl-
(loodsof emery deectiption. campriting In porti, , eines am unlike any other. Their two.add propentee set
SILKS. , directly- on those organs of the stomach, liver and kidneys, 1
ROO pleees of the richest style. of Plaid% Siripee. Brocade, whichaorrete the Snide, and sepatate t he inunnitice from •
Figured.,Chougsble. Molt de Sok. Youlord. China and : the blood. This Whte and Pills never weakn. bu t
give
Biack Silks of every deorziption. . atrength and
an
to both body and miud.
DRESS GOODS. 1 nareeaa amount of good them medicines have done for
I the aka and
fr ie nd have
he thousands to commend
' IMO Herr Fut. Friored 11.vvvv., Oreniklinec Ti.. - . 1... ' thenvto their friend. and the pidgin Individuals °Me
Ore
it-. Crepe de Paris, Cliall)e. Pe
loin Forillor"..l ILLlgheet. integrity have volunterliT testilied to the world
oneia. Cambic; also. cameo( Rom de loiner, Bareueffv. lo throe of their extraordinary virtues.
illugharm. Sc. ' _ DR.....1, - A..HT.I2,:LET, a celeAatftrtirritlanAnit
.burr
SIIAIVLB, MANTILLAS, AC.. _
___ I feyo — p;in74G,l47v " .l4ney.d - id - elriil . :AiNet• , C 1134171 -."
100 Careens Sq..
.y. inn s , . FhWhe SCo
haw l W .e....P . ' dart. that in all his *aperien., he had never seem .Y
-SIM. Thlist, swehmere, Damon eat ab,,,,i,,..k every , thing 4 nnpare with the Forest Wine and Pills. at the
aricfl or Momill., Telm.. Visit.. Le, of their Iwo and me tig: relating .al MOO Of 0111NtItItott11 Debility
foreign manufacture. I mad Santana al
witkh it cured Mean Incredible
BONNE] .I.tii) .VILLINERY GOODS. hurt time. Among the menders of the Medial Faculty
Messrs of Straw. Braid and Lam Bonne. also. the Lt, ~,,,,,„, y art „ r h o h..,..it,,,,,,4 tb. greet
.of
of the
"Moat flailkmablestylea of Lawn and Silk Bonnets of Paris. ! v 0 ,,,, t , nik,'.,,,,,,...,,,,,q,4 igleata.ena complaints,
New York and their ono manufactory; !Millinery hoods of
every variety. . will be fount' the names of the enlebnated Dr. M. T. hood
- man, Dr. L Chem... Dr. ChM.: Dr. Wee. Boorn , Dr.
EMIIIIOIDEIGES. LACES. TRIMMINGS. lc. *min Dr. J. IL Morrano.d °the.
100 cart°. of COllltra, Sleeves. Chemhaetts. ale; !sr., 1.1 ' • igsrmosy
Mikis- de.. Joh • all the West styles of Dress Tel of Mr..lnlmisort Burke. a highly nopectable citizen of Ita
filmes. Fringes, Midway °AM, kr.
• HOSIERY AND GLOVES. • 'rely Pls., New lark: • .
DR. G. /V. HALSEY-Da. SIB I esteem the Forest
700 doe of Hosiery and Gloves. of evert quality: the beet Wine a the Rios of Modkinea It has d•wie for moo au
Mmake of Kid 010. w always on hand: also, a full stock ot is what there physicianstalled to do In. man? years.
ensi Foretelling hoods. lo ISIS 1 bons. the victim of the Heart Diem. and Nerv-
LINEN AND 110MEICEEPING GOODS. on. Affection, which have been grnwipq on ...or aim,.
A emopirle stock. Including Damask Table Covera Disc until 'procured tour Forestilinemad Pills. although I had
iwrs. Liu. Sheetio. Napkiiie. Toweling Linea. halts, seated several hundred dollars for sundress) attend...-
ay, Or. During reload two years I Was Obliged tO keep my house
—..---
. -
DOMESTICS.
1100 tone. anti halm of Calicoes. Illeseted and 'Brown
?audios, Ebutunit„Cheeke, Tweed Summer !hulk Mille.
Veating.Clottuteasalmeres and Nannette Tailor.' Trine
min" de w de.. de..
Otimpriainu in all the mod exteheiva and selected
eVek In the Min/deny country, to which they aulielt the Jo
el... Ann of mervhalitn
Ay - New Goode will he ennstantly received through tho
eawann. Only uole prim. A. A. MASON .t W.._
No. •'S Fifth Arson
Warehouse, ace., so vent. — The premises
now In the orettitincy of, ' James McCully, on Penn et... .1
joining theittrd of the American Hotel, fnuu the let o
Anril omitting. Applg at this oSlo,. Inhl3 if
Breast Pumps.—The best apparatus fur
drnwina the Invest ever inventod I. Or. Needham's Errant
Pump. It orb without pain, E simple in Ito construction
nod mutt giro matistartlon In sorry intro. Sold, wholes:do
and retail. et KEYSER'S. 140 Wood et.
PEARL STEAM MILL,
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY,
NEAR TILE RAILROAD STATION.
• • .
Families will ho supplied with our various
grades of PRESII (MOUND HAJIIII, by leaving their m
amas!. the Mill. or lu our lames at Logan. WlLun Co.',
Wood greet, or Br um t Reiter. corner of Liberty and FL
Clair on,. Pittsburgh: 11. P. Schwartz, or J. T. `ample,
Flour rill
Flour be delivered to families !neither of the eitit
Tern!, CASH on delivery.
fmtfe BRYAN. RR.NNKDT &
A. H. HOL ES & BRO.,
31LANUFACTUWEIII3 OF
SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED IRON AX
LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT
, TOCRS, PICKS,
Timber, Mill, Tobacco Sc. Cotton Screws,
Rotftinp and Pulleys fur Mucisinmy,
Car and Bridge Bolts, with Thread and Nuts
complete,
_ PITTSBURG 11, PA.,
WAILLIIOVIL, NO. 31 WOOD BT., Donor FIRST AND S.COSD
KirAll work warranted. na:3l-tt
Indigestion and Liver Complaint Cur r id
BY KIER% PETROLEBM.—Dead the following letter from
Bee. 0. Dickerson, a Me:donor: In Oregon:
•
Mu S. Dl. Ittm—Dear Sin—Myself and wlfehaving been
I...reatly beneEtted by th ofO of your Petroleum bo ttl e. to
have you mid me • boxtwo or three doxen I
ma the Congregational Minister In thin place, and several
of my People are affeetal with indigestion and an Inaction
of the liver, the same of mvself lid wife, before taking
your PITIKOLEUM. Olt 110 ex OIL. Ice took several bot
tle•—two or thivircach—about • you. and half ago, and
we hare never cajoled waived health Er years as we have
Ewe that time. I had not taken a simile bottle beige
that &linen of tho stodiach which so distresses the dye
lioptle was relieved. and I have felt nothing of it
d i m e that
time. My wife was alio relleredfrom a chronic disease of
the Ilvor, which had Coon of several yes. etanding, by the
too of your Petroleum.
Sold by & M. KIElt, Canal /teen, nr.o. 11. KEYSER.,
140 Wood it.. and Drugglats and Medicine Dealer* every
where. tPapon advertising Petroleum eopy.i 0,06
Dr. /torso's Invigorating Elixir or
OOKDLAY.—if It is Inquired how this great nutorativo la
accomplishing mach extraordinary mom, we can only reply
that In the Arabian herb that forms Its cardinal ingredient
hive been blended by the Omnipotent Physicist , . • larger
amount and greater varieties of curative properties than
had heretofore been .opposed to exist to ahundroddifferent
artielm; of the phannecoprla A whole medicine chest of
remedies, Po to epee*, mums to bare been combined in this
herb; and In the ELIXIR or CORDIAL we have their con
centrated essence. it Is the effect, however,-not lb. came
with which we have to deal in - the pNrtlnl application
the medleide. The victims of dyspepsia are cured. the
narrows are relieved, the half parslimal resume their
Its, the !sufferers from heal-athe are torment:CA no mom,
the weak become v krona., the tint of jaundice ',noes the
complexion of the hilt.,, the depremed In spirits become
buoyant. the sick In almost In every. tondltlon of diseare
derive immediate benefit from the use of Cr. Worm's, In
viemuUng Elixir or Cordial. These beta *upped.' by
irrufragable prof, are presented to the sttentlon of fora
, lids, who can verify them by a angle bottle of the medP
doe. The Cordial is put up hliallYPOOPUilintfd, in pint het
Prim three dollars per bottle, two for eve dollars, elk
fur twelve dollar. - C. it. RINU. Proprietor.
192 lirradway, N. Y.
4. P . aft v llcritigt . throragbout the United Stales. Cana
Central Agents In Pitteb.ah—lleming Bum, corner
Wood and Fourth etreets: and lien.. K
vyser. corner
Wood street and!! Virgin allay. Also, by .1. P. Fleming.
Allegheny City. is.l2-1w
Citizen's Insurance Comp'y of Pittsburgh
11. D. KING, Prsidnit.
NANDI V.I. L. MAICSIIELL. &. y.
oF'rst,f; 4 WATER. BETIME.V RAREST AND
WOOD STREETS.
11113. INSURE-9 MILL AN I) ICA MO RISKS ON TIIS
011k, AN P.MISNINSINI Rt latB. AND TRIDUTARI YSI
xT hinirtS avant( 1.142 .14vlope by Pam ALSO
a n (m d in
TdR O p P n
OR .
IArIN wd 2 YI D
•
u. D. King, •
It - m. Dag - ably,
eaut.l Rea.
/: ure artn D u rt uab..P, nIA !
S. Il
!near: M, l'eumnek,
Wyllie, Bryant,
John Rh
Latimer. Jr
FL SI: Kitt,
{Cm. Inotthozn,
J•lan S. Dilworth.
Franclo &nen,
J. Fehoontnater,
Wo.t. 13. nays,
: amt.
NELSON'S FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERREOTYPES.
POST OFFICE DERIDING, TIIIRD STREET.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who with
to obtain areturate, artistic and Ilk-like likeness, at
• very moderato price, will nod' it to their loternd to call
at this will Itnnwo-edablishloont Where entiro
I. guarantied. or no therm; media Haring one of the
IstVest awl beet arrauwed tide and Ski fightset (”ft
strateler.l to tbo bonier, with instruments orth !V e
„.tuoet
r aerfulklud.no =v d tz te lle h = t rX ,Daguerr ir
New Fort. Yost. litr! - Y. batters hinowlf te?g l at i ?
odor
to the patron. of the Art, style of Daguarroty;ea,
either singly or in groups. arbkh ham novae been 'aroused.
Room open and °pending in all weathers, front 8 o'clock
Aa.to 0 o'clock, r. at. • Ana4dater
Medicine Chests.—yr. KEYSKIZ, Whole
mkt Denant or 140 Wood street. ha. on band a imiendid
saaertmant or Al IIDICINIS CHESTS !be 4rDla and steam
laata at variousviola , Thaw In want of .artiehn of this
kind wonid do wt4l to alss hint a veil. jalB-daw
, word to Farniert—htsw to have good
Butter and more of it. and healthy S to ok.
New Discoveries.
VEGETABLE CATTLE POWDER—These
Powder an put up in one pound packs and aro ready •
good article, not only for the dleems Incident to Aorta
cross, swine and other animals, but 'they ere likewise an
exoellent article to improro the condition of the anbnal.
ll.' Mad. anus, they not only !rupture the =Anion of
WWI emu, bet they ineweese the guintily ma well so lit
prove the quillty of milk and butter. ,The pmprietorseay
that It Ineressani the quantity abutter from esira pound
to a pound a meek to each bow, while ;those persona who
hare tried it IMF • P3lltla ands half to Aro pounds Per
week, with the same kind of thedltnit as before. or one
thing we aro certain, nil who nee it anis will use it all the
time and taro money by the operation is well as homes
the nPiwarancent their dock. Prirso2s eta • paper, ti pa
patelbr $l. URO. It. KEYHRIt No. 140,
winter Wood at. and Virgin alley,
al9 Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Consumption and Splttingtiood.STe
the certificate of Mr. Turner It. Rientey, Ihr' moor Tears
proprietor of therm:lmre note, Froderickeburg, Ye., and
late of the city Hotel, lticlunond, Ye,
Dr. John Mute, of the oily . of Richmond, though a ree
nter PbTtichehrnini of antr. °named to what he called
quack medicines, wag obliged to say that Its ,good effects
In the case of Mr. Romeentrere wonderfaindeed.
Ittihad been given up by seroN blush:lux had tried
moot of 69 m uehmedldoob and 1.111 On the verge of
pair. u well u the grate, when ho tried Carter's Spaldett
Milton, We refer the nubile to Ith, full led lengthy ear
thicate mound the bottle, elating his ewe.
W Bet adverthiement. • , mhlfelmddwT
To Prhitesa.--Fer sale, a, _lot of second
Land Column Rung, Advertising Ruh% and Double Oros
Rniaa at low mica lilautra nt tbls
I3alo of Pain.
•
TItERE will lie a sale of Poke at. St. Peter's
Church. on Muter Monday, April 17th, ISM, ram-
Tlt=eTr
ftt=l . , uah, the Wanly, in
one,two,
, , and
three years, "Ith Interest
ISAAC Jolg a ° . N ,
HILL DURDWIN,
1.181.). B.BELDEN. tbrn.
P. 8, Amer the We. any yewe remaining tumid will be
for rant. • apl34td
VAINIOILAMA of the Warn fur Liberty in
742gon f SATU ItaAY
April orb. This Panorama mutat,. over
I W.OOO Sauna,
sad sue all the IlatUri tr i ted 0 t al faith
' fWiniturj".26 nent;;Chlld= hall Prlm• fi
7,C011121151012V/OR 7,1; de lock. Afternoon Exht on
Wedneaday sad Saturday at 3 &elm*. •Ms Ameraree
• • apl4lwd•
A - 3 - AOKES FOR SALE of good fifdlini
LAND. Seetekby Creek. Ohio townehtp.
pot? 5714 . T.Ardh1td0 . : 14•14 - tor p g Tor otabisett
lblreVo't the Ohio
result
Peons. itoUroalltelyWild tt:
trUotintrEDestaboot tech. acme eleart.d. the balsam Ins
otoollent Thaw, and a
an Boer . dose by. The Tim •
bar le Oak. Uheentrt. and Walnut. 'Tbe land trlll
mold st s moderato peke hod ott.lsdr terms— ltoaulte of
• &IL - DUNLAP. hteuouviDe. two,
Ot— .1. N. W.
spl4..ltdaer3 AtTT M Lot, stb Pittabumb.
DOZ. - -iNDIA RUBBER is A Übabili .
Ie3DOLLN. logetAte 0
ldt!Terent idteth LT. ode et the
, InAh lipbbreDepete /10 31.1 d. • •\,
MOSPITM... y d s . w hi t .
Jodi* tOobborahootiog nal soil for ode at No. 11,0
2101._ -J. 1. IL PLULI.JII , ..
SILK.—Gipe 9 :YellOW On Silk,
Wont the 011C1olltW2remous. No.
11arkit ri. . 0114 -. J. a ft. tqrna.u.s...
BLANKETS-3 doiAudia Rubber
Elsamplrlsaketi begaltrat 0011141 a Rabe? DMA. .
apl6 J. kit PRIELIPS. No.llll Maztotit. "-
ii - ILLTE I fi xtuiu t a very 'superior art
Llvki;r!*.olalb7 • - W. 11.841T0W.Na.1
calim7 Woott and Iltut
.41RANBEIRIPL , PLANT8-10,1V0 - plany,
Vtilp!gaglato_tiv i fur=,
IAWA BOOKS—French i'rotiistinit Ken-
Ap..irpse 'land LhiriA•ll3.64,
mar y all the time, tua gave up u nem In conscuneum
arms ill health. I had lost nearly all hnse• of tannery.
ay complaint was bf that clam under which “naturesinks
nd lifel.comes•lomthen." Seeing year Point Wine ad- i
vertised I concluded to era it a trial, WA bre finishing
the third bottle I felt like a different person nO .I was able
riNiuffelffisliiirri dn. entirely enred taking bre
Inttlm. For the benefit of this. afflict.' with eimiTer
complaints you are at liberty to publish this.
Inure, dr., JOHNSON BURKR, 'Waverly 1.12101,, Ni Y. •
General Debility, Emaciation, Mutiny of !he
Body, f t e., 40.
,Minir Perseus are afflicted with some one of the above
isunplainte without being aide to tram It any puttee
im cause, and therelbro delay the Ilse of the proper reme
dy until o ft &waist bemonn mefflUtutional._Them die
°asterism en characterised by a Sense of sinking. or
tire exhaustkin after exercise. Some esperience slugglsb-
UMW laseitude and at times palenem Stalling of the
comitenasice, palpitation of the heart. or like symptom . .
The excellent effects which have ever 'Litanies:line use
of the Forest Wine and Pills. in every species' of debility.
is conduit"ve evidence of it. happy results In this Mims of
dieordem. Many have resort.] to these medicines ea •an
and been speedily cured. Fur norm. ilea.
den and debility, the Wine mid PUP an taken according
to the directions oath° lahal.
TO THII•LADIES
True beauty and loveliness nocompany the highnt par
faction of health. which again invariably Allows the -Mr
tat riot', the Blood. What artificial appendages equal
hat rirk! esprenien of couotenane, which emanates from
health? What paints can compare with the crimson l.
tred blood casting Its bri ll iant monde hue through th e
ransparent nature of the skint What chines aro more
captivating than than of Intone, trl her highest perfectloo?
Let Dr. Halsey'eWlne nary the place of all coanstica—
The Ins of thisegoellent W nein etiorttime mates pstes,
rich blood, which, coursing through the sena penetrates
the Minutest fibres that verge toward the surface of 1 the
akkaganeing all unhealthy pimple. and blotch,, to dins.
pear, Imparting a vivid, rosy color to the skin, and brit.
lint expression to the eyes,
THIS LS N.4I77RAL IMAM:
In mrrohoration oititise facts. Dr. Halsey ti . as many. tap
timonlals. The 'Mowing Is from a lady of the most re.
meetable rterslinsfin sedety, sent. to em or her brother, re
ading ha Haagen etd New Toast, July ith.lq
ER. O. W. HALSEY—My idster. Dun na• you had
been In eery delicate health, complaining frequen y of
scalene. of the cheat. attended with amu h. About the
age of she began to get much worse. For six mouths
previous to commencing wills your medicines - she had not
abl
been abl e to get out of the house. Her rountenanns was
greatly emochsted, yellow and sickly. Her face and sleek
was covered with disagreeable lenetnles. eyes very conch
sunken, anther toughluereasing. in lino, she bore every
appearance of soon becoming an unhappy victim to cow
gumption. At this time procured fur her some of your
Forest Wine and Pill& which she lommeneed codes ac.
cording to the directions. She gradually improved as she
followed up theme of them. Her first oymptoms of recov
ery was an uncommonly good appetite, her fare finally be
come smooth, and her cheeks rosy. _JIM cough left her al
together. She Is now strong and Agorae; and presents
the lined example of health I ever witnessed.
JOHN S. MAXWELL
Dr. Haley's .Gum-Coated Forest Pills,
Manufactured on the same principal an the Forest Wiee.te
which it to an Important adjunct.. They see coated with
Pure Gnus Arabic, an important invention ' fin. which Dr.
Halsey bee received the only pistent over granted on Pills
by the Government of the United States.
Dr. liateey's Forest Wino and Oum.Coated Forest Pill
0 1c e ecmcmdiebing the mom great end. THE PURI
FICATION OF TIIHOLOOD.THE RI:NOTATION-IND
RESTORATION OF no; STOMACH . AND BOWELS.
The Imo principle of man is the blood. no sooner are those I
organs of the stomach which secrete the blood, deemed of
morbid matter and restored to healthy action by the use
of the Forest Pills, and pure rich blood made to Olnr In the
veins. by the use of the Forest Wine. flan dl...sae btains
tdanbh, and strength and energy of bud) return. This
thels principle on which Is founded these great medicines ,
and by which nearly all diseases ire cured.
111 4 3. The Forest Wino le put pep In largo newt bottle..
with Dr. limber's , name blown he the ghee... One dollar per
bottle, or Os bottles for $5. Ouro•Coated Forest Pills. 26
Hudson, per hoe. (lettere] Depot.l4lDnane street, corner of
Hudson, New Fork.
Sold holes:O and retell by GEORGE IL KEYSER.;
corner o f Wood sheet and Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, and
by JAMES T. SAMPLE, north.vrost moue of Federal street
sad the Diamond. Allegheny. apltalkw3nott
PRING MANTILLAS .t SIIAWLS—Sty
tJ ilsh Simulates and new style Shawls, to IC found at
the store of MURPHY & BURCHFIELD,
soil North Feat corner 4th and Market ate.
BUItCIIFIEP have a full
accortment wamonable De. , Eilkg wild" cok;r
. tde Eon: wild enter Bromic; rich style Plaid Shag
medi On do dm rich surface do do, sod black Bilks of all
grade , and width, apl4
pßotiucE—ioo bus. Red Potatoem; '
16 bbla Mercer do;
:61
10
hagsdo Dried Applr6 '
do dcr.
23 . 161 s do Pend as. •
•
3 do RelitlC.
4 do abollodOoro.- net reed sud
for gale by •pll VON•BONNIII, HST d 7.1136P11Y.
A~'AISINS--400 bxs. frO% on vonsi;g7nlnent
far ma, LT \ apt( MAIM( 10CICFN k (0.
Krorellup..bijus. tindenvoad's pls. T.i
mntn kete.hus: \
l i b. s . th,,s.sw.,a s t, qb. Tota s lo lielchtil.:
ID do do - ton Sitr, qts. sod plc
11l do Dater'. Brows:
•
11l do Do No. 1 Choes.bstk
\
1 do 414 cOO4O
_. A do do do, awns. just just ssrrir.dttk., Poston
essllyr sale, wholesale and retail, at lots vas,
LAYSLX h PAXTUN.
~
soli' - Family - Wort., Liberty at
ii) ULOVES—Nevi supply \of Alexan•
_.._
IlrerKld Oltretecembraeing mud‘
e qtd
ele — dulore jpet. opened et cliEsiliws. 414 - 4.144..
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS--}gape and
Alit4l ,, xrapby of an Aan?ug Tian
Itak 117 . r'
T i gillt:;': :' itirht, (16 "f r*".'
ml
loaves. iust reed end fir sada by KAY CO. 55 4 171 Pt.
Notice-7Mo Ciardiners, and Others
IIBE choice of Vogetatyle Stalls; or p es
therefor, enntud the Diamond Market Moue, erl be
paeed of by Subtle Market NhINDAy, Mer tor, et
o'clock A. X. tho keundttre. • ap73
Ohio .Pfeinitini Cattle.,l
EORGE EVENS is \deteriu;ned
.sow quill of the Arnerkan'grown °stile. Ile
er I have the D X RF °rt.. of 1•1. eplendld }MEM UM CAT ,
TLE.,and elto imam end* 'R:CTRA MUTYMN,: Stall No.
7, North end Allegheny Market, on .erenlng
and FRIDAY morning. and at Mall NatK rer FRU..
burgh M vening an SATURDAY
arket, on FRIDAY e
morning- Call and te. the b.f . : ; • - apl3
. New 'Cumberland Coal Nine forNale."
rikLIE New Cumberland Ceal Mining Qom
pen y offer for Rale their Coil !Wren near NeseCumbei
lhoseock county. V Wallets-near the Ohio Weer, and
about clot?. miles 'from Pittsburgh—the stratum being
stout fire Het to thklusesa and thenumber of acreentout
one hundred and tirenty. They offer FR isle, atm. *Rood
Coal Railroad. about one half milein length, used In frame
forting the noel from their mine to the rine togither with
all the buildinge.ilwellings; lots of Laud. indelicate*. 'dr:
tore* boats, tools, and machinery in any way G01111111(tIc
with the working of the mina and the transportation !
the on,.
The coal le of excellent quality, being eamsperetirel!
ikw sulphur. and well adapted to manutseturlng and
steamboat norpoem7the Company now - enjoying , a good
'steamboat custom: —
The landing at thesis.. tinned, and the whole NOWAY
is desirable for capltalista wiaMsor to engage In the mei
businens. •
One member of the firtneany has fte sale alfarm:of about
111 awe--near the coal of the Coatpany—lehleh onntattur
about 100 arms of the mane elastens of eadda addition to
that of the 03mpany; and another member bas abandantie
Iroo ore Ibr Bele—add to be of etodlent dusllty,adjse
cant to the opal of the °mammy. eFlth adm stratum of
the. dons eh:mann! Ante armed, one above and the Mb;
er beknr the are.
Punulles of the mei Of the Comparty.Arl the Iron ate;
may be !gem at. the rope eture of John Irvin A Sons,. Pitt.,
burgh: • .
For terroLor gale, enquire of the undernigruel, Neer
Cumberland. Murat couuty,_ A. CITAPM
epl34m Preehleut of Ma Company.
____ •
To Tinmen and Workers. irTither Plate
Mstela
FOR SALE; one of the Nei'; York style of
Rot Proems, whit:bents old tier kiaQ tura.
op the Op. at tho Dame operation. pram works with
great rapidity, and hap boon timed at the rata of POMO
pierce tar 10 our; geared' Pt hare hattd other
Rohl ally hamar the commonnough maws
for their work, and kw so &foot. There aro -penned Mos
made to Pt the pima Prioe rill be mad* low: :Phyptlnt or
'addrme No. 78 heath Pratt at... Philadelphia.
OBEEPROOD INS= uwil,
NEW BRIGHTON, BEAVER:CO.: PAL,
THE Summer Scullion of. this Institution
'commence oat MONDAY, the lit of may. UM.
norms of tuition nod re_clairmOrmt r t z ala t ol . F*l.
241,illeghtork, 11,1845.—0p111411A.T
— ReBOIIO PRINTS--"Papier MrichiP,
11114 Tor wile b 1 ' :15 ALTIMP. ILABSILILL
F'•
UTINDOW CURTAINS—Green: blue nail
tliguied fOr iatle by
, WALTER P. 11.91 . .511
op ALL. •
13A1 5 0711ARGINGS—liedt . Stock
• rAii,o, F e d A l l ag n
utl ' i l ugia, W% roortTing 14::Nerir York Ilia Nov Jima,'
Ulnal.tiwies. savers] cum flaw Paper Ilaaglnwi. Norders
Velvetold and plain. with* crpos.rarktr or dnnp W.ll
•
•
CEILING Unit Paper, 041; Paper,
DteongUre Lt..** ple br
pl 3 siDLER. All.€ll!ny.
ESTER PA and Lilt, bpntre.ek
clad, 'Velvet an itoweiva .
._apl3 , SAMAR, Allextrelky.,
FIVE ACRES IN , ALLEGHENY 1 - CITY
FOR SAM altinte war the 62ter Depot. 'Nit, a
ag=gOg7TARMWATAInioNfr
FARM of 23 1-2 • 'TO (12 • or,which ie
tail)'about IS arm Io eultivithm. Wiwi* awl tlia=•
s; • !anal Pram. ll•use., Oreille& Oiulkm4 entrain
about 250101.0 Wow the lirownseille mad. and 1:3;= ranee
OUTUDISRT a foN,
an gEffitYs stMEßioft
.• thn durable a, adta
Peru/an tmo, - Anit and extra fin.
API3 • • • S. U.LAU/
111 Sr. - BUFF IVINIXIW BaßDS=Just
hIeI eeleiheve th/meohoe hew &ad
epronslid oty he. niperior to any thhur 'hi the kind a
Wrought to this th R. R. y. LIMITER.II7 Wood
11/ - ROOMS-25,.d0z. just Itiyijor ealo
viivbv - 6013 !HENRY IL' •CLLIN/3.
0 Elks. just reel
1013 \ lus. lIY IL COL
KY APP
saletry
BUTTER-]bWfresh Roll just rex,
(brags by 51,13, it COL
- PATRATE BIAGNESLN, a :safe, active Out
=V I Z =t
p 1=2:411 .
eurini It Grath at \ JO& 71.1%1/ 1 / 4
- mom and ket It. \‘;
- Ari:(SIGTIESS -- WATE - R- 1 . - '7.Anather fresh - ST . 4 r
,a r thy od.beatal lillueralVater reed Alleect i tia
ma *lags, or Jos. nal Mi. suer tor. pilau
ÜBL OLIVE 01L - -6 heads of tho finest
X ; Wye on etea _by JOSEPIt "
PONOE=A birge aroo 'of ail de*. .
erbg ,1 ; 11 m , sl.ors co hand b JOIVTLXIII24O.
I
OLP ItYRIV4ISKEY7-60 bble. szrior Jii mmw - i ---- "muiAmiZciT l am s m. k . „,
fltel i e . 4 l Vis li . l :lVol:rmnwiroolia . . 11 . 2.neist Is etwalb4=l: , - 1 at n„,..!-\
WitrttlteOlic BRANDY:4II4bIi. Old Zalrs i i k n.
b airt, PE : t.ti b tt
toe mt. riNte4 it iL Laa Meltr: APOr to 11 . 32 . 11 , liar - A
,
\ _ \• • . ',, ,-\ \ • \ , ,--
.; e di a t r ,) . •!!,?r , ..!!=ll . g ic r i tEen -
UCKY USTARD--A yei7 guls 6l- =
9 7Strat6iiitictroN=i end 311 \Tlbt
3
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T s •F .:. .;:,: C. B. '`HEADLY„& CO. S. , ...:..:, . .
CHEAP - CARPET WAREHOUSE..
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~ N 0 82 -THIN D,B.T.ALE E To , - - --,......,
.
. . -. 2 - z PIT TS B "UR G1:1• 2 ‘P A. •
WiIIAVE NOW IN STORE, one of the largest and choicest stocks of CARPETS, OIL
T 1 'CLOVIS. JUTS. 31-LTTANO.RGUS. do, esereabilgtedWeatof liewYsek. anberdag al theillagrappo ot
(Ina.; and will tsoltloorA to reLtate s tre thl u Lare toodneg
t itltzh.....
ter...vs
.. ,
~,- L
0.....4.16.4.66.1. la wt....hofermr. • , e s . . in ' , ! - go,;,„.:jte, AO.. Vats; Allanat
Royal.Velret Darren ~
• and Other Man -
Rosa Brune* an '.., Lasting and Ras "
‘, Drool:orlon. 34,44 t 0124; I _ Eint bard and Printed Cala, Taw;
T Al= Y nt 4° ' :11 ''. • • Cardern miati=g, 34. 64 and 04. and Plano
Burs and In netha Three Pir .. white, checked and tant7 - , Damask Plano attla OMR.
Patent Tapestry roc .\ • • 'ems Matting. 24. 84. 44. 04.4 k Worsted Damask do don . -
linen q 1 MW, '
V.l.rrftrie and One sweats: ~ ,M . ''', th , t ai d t :lp:l4 . 7 on pan Pl r' =:l Shades, • ban at= p.
Wr t ` .4 .4 ~,,,Mni o V : a 4,,n ti t , - Lyadolaer, Chenille L Tatted . knan Tranaparrat Shades, of eva7
U tVtte os l,l in V 11t, 51 1%,',.. of itwoß oiniP lirdWint i att I ' . the city. of the idlOwlng Widtiol.44. 44. Z. 4.
6 , 4 :4 04 r , I . 2 t ne 18 ‘l2l feet, from tbarnald celebrated aanniketarers.. .
11114 Iltn.L :Ad. I' ' ' 4 Wind wa. 24 8 4 nr' 40 ' 4 ' 44
.4'4
505
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"le.
Vral and Hollow
in
Inin t 111 one. Tfokn
a s Ends and Reek Polite.
LieAn roarelt now soya. ibe nab og yrow% known aa the Royal Tut. lah Bath Sowsk width takes the place
of a flesh brush and snunte , -eyery bar should OM tbonni toott. „ to oott ood „ swot .. •
12:71Til" '''''''''Y ' nl itriricru. l irbfrei . 8 . 1 ". " d a "AD" a 0 4-. 81 Th ltdailsr4.
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JAMES .P..T ANNE R ..
\,.. .• ,• ..
• •', ~ WHOLESALE DEALER IN '- .. '
\ . • A ‘ .
BOOTS. SHOES, BONNETS, HATS; LEATHER, &C.,
,
No. 56, Wood Street;• Pittsbiligih, Pa., \ \
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A w .i. tete. piessure to cellizle the &Weeklies of hifztrwiers ask tbuntrr Diercheute itemerallyto hie wry ooMPlsts
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BOOTS, SHOES,\BOiiNET , ; HATS, LIZATRIEF,k4 .. . ~
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Purchased diroet from the New Zeeland Itaattattwere. principally far wee. ~,,,: yh aix , \ o r -, , 1.._., .
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OVER 3000 CASES OF THE LATEST SPRING STY \ LES --- ''''' •
' v ~...: .
Adapted e#l,ressly to Western. Sales:
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ills Stock of FANCY stuns. BEAM RILKO/AUZEoted LAWN BONNIEFE livery Lee. ,i„\,...1.1. en ..,,,, ,
fa
fail to give fall eatltellen. Also. BONNET TEIMEL'iIIS.
Illa sesortmeot of EATS, ter Stelae snit hammer Wks , Ls very - large end comprises . all its, s tee to be Sewed On
wales East or Wert. .
. Ws old euetorners. Awl Country iderehautiqvaerally. ire Invited Leah and wauelne this SLIP -10 IL STOCK, which
rennet be Purpamnl by any le the muntrYith U. , Mil waumoco uwt tn^ wiWb 2 will to Wed st . ~.allart•
wares on Eastern (lke, mummies fesorehir with NW" York SAW Philadelphia. .Come MI, 01.4" ' voldlidaw9wT
H. CHILDS & CO.,
WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE.
LlAVEjust received their extensive Spring Stock, eonsisting,of upwards of ,thlrty-fire
Kitamdreleuos BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, 11 BONNISTS, MI M Mted Mica and newest Onalonnomnong IA am
,
Ladies 6; Mimes , ' 1 Men at how Ckildreme Skoca -
Bronze -Kosauthe, Calf & 10p Boots, Palm Leaf Rats, Fancy,Frenalt Lace
Purple P arodic, - Cord Congress Boots, Canton &Pedal flats Snake Skin Plait,
Silk Tipped Gaiters, •. I Kid Glove Button do,l Leghorn & Straw do, 'l Elub'd Fancy•Belgrla,
Sontags & Eirekas, I Coarse & kinoßootees„ Far and Wool do„' Gosstaiet &Glace, \
&Mont & Pieria Ties, I Oxford & Union Tics, Glazed & Blasi' Caps, I •Pedal tt . Rutland,
`limited to the annamoiling mum ramming etery IkA,
a the Manion of Mos adopted to tbo Nedra* ,tradooro
goat or Weak
-toga to MI and =mine togas peed leblS-tjum.
Together with *grind earlety °Muer Goods, •
eßltr fur purchasing at lowest wok Pt'icay , u .. d , ith_Oreut..- •
are enabled to ompeto suceessrully with Clam H • •
Sill - Sterchants visiting our city will find It to their ad
UNITED STATES USE INSURANCE ‘
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY. ,
PIiThADELPHLI.
CHARTERED APRIL 26, 18Z0.—Cuaanat Par.PDH7L.
CAPITAL--$250 000 . '
etbSee S. E.rorar rqf Third and ammo; sfrects, Phaadelphia•
OFFICERS OP TILE HOME BOARD AT PHILADELPHIA
Stetkno R. Cralribrd. '' PaTß.Hodd
Ifr aßL
ra ‘ l4l . i l l aarrenc oorgn IJbbalau,
Jacob L. !Raynor, James Dental..
Wilaam Oodwin, _ William WK.. -
Preridettl—Stepben R. Cmrford. • •
Preaident—AcaLroce W. Ttaaapion. • •
Jkcliaca Exasiocr—Pittah..rgb.. Jut. 11. Wiliam, AL D.:.
•Allegbaay CH F. R. IL Moletr,
otioxaz E. ARNOLD, Agrot,
mh . l7 74 Fourth street. Pinaborgh
7k I . TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hart
-11% Sad, Conn. Chartered 1810.
CAPITAL STOCK ISSALOOO
THOS. K. BRACK„_President.
TIIOd. A. ALKKAINDSIL Secretary;
WOdiAdze,
iZe t r ' lSc h nii
Robert Buell
.111% L. A. Bo i tt,
Ourtarms'
IfirPolleios
(I
Flro
We..
FA) ml
R. 3
isl 4-17 ^ 41
7 ,7 Tremk Fonnd and an Owner\ Wanted.
WTRUNK. was found a few diva since, in
our city. routol d a quantity ofireariugll4.".
o and other articles of.ulue tuthe Trver._ . Tlto orrtirr ruu
.. . . . . . . .
ren-wer It by calling the 11.4. and Shoe Stots of the std
üb
ser.lpberw, moan„ 711A 0 1 %rant.=
HAII.DWARE FOP. \
SADDLERS AND CARRIAGE MAKERS. •
S. T. Leech. 'Jr., • \
No. 131 WOOD =FE, ErrisnußcH.
AIA., Cloths. Lane*, Damasks, Moss. Deer nab, Onnt
Siouraj Jersey Timber, Spooks, Asks, Varuith, An.. to: \ •
p 1 1T [Journal and root t0U7.1 •
Pittsburgh Musical Academy.• •-`
TILE subscribers \ *ould rispeotrully.' on. j
mot.. to tho du...40t Maitre. and 'Atka:hewn
at they sill opegao Anuihruf of .Voud sod twoUToteot
al'Alusle, on Tuosdhy, the I st., YHILO HALL, 3d
etreoh lotwiwn Market Ito ellY4 in the building Loaner
/T Would.] hy the Nat Meru
In4ructions,will begiren hu the PiannForte.4lelOdeoW.
Violin, hullo:. dm In Nona 31ouleauplia 7411110114004-
.otooorotoir mitt In elan.. •
Inotrstralons will he given to Woo - who Wish to Andy .
the theorr. hartunni Or ot the first pairielptew ad' th e
oeleues to the tanhogorder °Count...al cross_toultion.
For further Far ,allaru email., at 11. Mieher's
Shr,nterL Vo. illus.)+, Mores, . • „
• 11. iiHßYUcli;', •
INMEW ETORN, No. 83;.Oorner
or !!arks` the Dinolood.— FRA N K VAN owl
. regret( enoeutn:: tel the auldle.„ of rittalnirgh
met vkinity the he sill n hie pew Trimndad t3tore.un
Monday, April 17th. Da tic fitted up the 'nentopt - etury
ream In the tity - _,_ind idled lt with kettoine etieetket of the
Watt styles of 'Maiming.. Ind Fancy tiooda;tio" Getters •
hltruelf that be vitt otter tutortor • tottutemento and et.-
&ever to glee toll satisfaction to ell oho mar tem , blot
RitbMoo, dart t tiusettbet 83110,1 mi. It., mese, of
• the thasnotd. ept2 • 'l' •AN 001WEIt.
11YR-410 wicks Wow lan , :pg_ftioxi steamer
10. Americas for ode lir DICKILY 00.
} 4 .4 GGS-211 . ) . t lallitifewswamix(,7!
FEATHERS -19
acme. Americas
ITANILLA BEAT
de reed by JO3. FL
lITSICIANS'
artide ree'dliT
MURPHY 5,
this morning an aeldito.„
emVA 'd li=gri HY
Silks, any styls Bilk Montilla& •
t variet v from' 6o
JillOßD.BlLVelvet, Gold and . Coauion • Eir,
Ws by WALTER P. WARERIALL. 85 Wm.! \
rilus ,
Is ; • i r 31 , • • lo u r
Pumpkin tor .by - LAVV.LY k PAXIVIC•
1.1 ARMINES-4 ease "Gillione 'Sardines
5a...1. by *AS LATELY IPAXTOV
ACCARONA & vEmucna,A—Ttie
bed eel& A
LA tar nele.____lrbeleobb and retell
spli Tiplr &-PAILMSOII., liberty st.
04" OIL-- - -10 closes, ac ay dopicrior arta
lb: sae br LATELY 2 P/LETOIL
FO I L SALE—A ;
~b , 2 3 Oren story double
ers & 617V7 1. baTi be/Mr, taaT b lre /2Tas m ei
front
saaaal :per street sad rupalni7,..4 7 ,
sp it tl i,_'reelte Court
/tonne.
'VEIT HEARING-100 t
1,111 k, R. D. aDd for anD e. D.
It AGM,'it.ltontot ,(101:ll lot of
o
abyri l Gold Prds tl'digd reed from .
ulsonfootoonto. , , OW and try th em. di. ay LAU MR.
.
1 06/=—A 'Roiltet Wallet, ealiaining wane
A yleeNallars is anal! bills . and se.e4ll 'Papers and
ernornruluom or a ‘0=1, 0 1, , ,1=7,42:t5=
fludar will be sultn4ly„ _
lux Boom et ~ , , IBALAWitlia/CF.rt Cc, /12 Water 4. • .
L A ATEST*USW-4Dear Mary, Smite, by A.
..t
si a.a.
•‘ ful *OWO ' v- \
i.e. ' ~.. -:- ,
The happy twerp a(
Dftl gently idtl4,4b=4l4i.r • s' • ' ,
tam . .\ A
Alma maim.. ad% ~. • f n.__
..' ' ' •
Ittralluda, brillinat*4ll4, emariee Deutltort \. •
l uidit,
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1.4. tliartai ..• • ~ ,• • N • \ ••1 \ ..a
The resesequteretarogltlk li gtapb; , ,
Washington's' roarels,., With tpee 31 t atiationg
Brilliant Variations oileareteelOarelntestad ---t•
:.• Bead° rhsw.i. L=6 ch...5...Tn • '
The lab:mina reed. tostothet, with li4alifet 4e)ertlon ot
' TM "' "t ri.VllWlrilL u rOn% . lll.73"
I'AIY . BOOKS--Wilifl 441 . a
1t.t.i1=z0r.4.1.1,4,,,.
' Viendere on Shipying. 1 'eol: . '.
Brlitht!r on lite taw of Coats, tyo4
Kent'a Como...Mark% 4 vulg.
Bouvlarea lowtitutes. do: ..:,.
The
labors raluablo Booksjost 'reed
HAT
SEIGNETTE BRANDY;
t'""''!er
SAo Viredno.%)
t.W(
CASTIUSSI44;6O — .
=A °holm irtiele. pure as Ileepolled •
*Ol le. PUITUN, No. It, tor. "-
LAPAYATTE, BRANDY—PaIe:or Tintage\
°tin% pure sytlelt. fix Yak by. W. 11.1301T0N.
, -spit \ \ N0.12, toy. wood & frost eta.
BRANDi—A Tory Sue netiae,
Wally imniunandeil foe imaanshud mink., kr rak
apll bodt.Ja az gallon. by . i V.StrrrON.
\ car.Wcod and hens nn
EEL PENS—A
rint bowl'
bet nee 4 by
Wood at.
YEACII,BRANDY—An old nod superlor
.4.44 and it. "a: by ir..o. , .strrma.
tell V , \ \ ter. Bata* Frani ML
•
I'ALS kir variouii','deiCriOiow., in riot'
U.....t9n - thlnight,ridwir - by .
I VINEGALR-2100,1ibli,..14•0 1 elit is
‘ l t v • - .4I.tiABLE
•••••••*.d.ule._s6smaik, a 4 l6 k 4 srix. ••
•- •
.• NeumporAmerima. 3 vols..lllcr,
r. O . i ‘ nd 140, 4 2 ;
\ .I.READ.•4tbst..unglrlia."'Esehanic
11 .1 ;OD L RE \SUNDRIES- , •
bbia:liktti Beim= iSCO bos.
o=s •.41E03.d0 IlaWfor'
, ial,
GRAB *C E O.
NUMBERS 133 AND 135 WOOD, STREET,
PiTTSEURGII, PEN NA.
Limner. Flown,
E. A. Balksley,
Roland Mather.
I MOP makr,
Fawned &Ward,
Wary Y.. Pratt...-
Austin Dunham.
Junius S. Morgan,
F. Darla . •
land HUkt limed ms Worn
AILNOLD, Agent.
Fo. Pittaborgb
ceiling dmirative for sale by_
-WAIL= P. It&IISHALV.,
~I[Y • CD. r
AMUSEMENTS.
• *moats et 1E144a Mzibt•
• =ll Advertisements
moue brand in Ad
MASON 0 'HALL.. .
M. .7 Ilia I-E-N
11131,SPEerFULLY LlLlDOUllettilhaiho will
niyaTIVO ()ELAND I SUXDIONTAL AND voc.v.
FarewelecracerbV. H • '
(belnattltalr the only niantirtnoasn r itizar
Vitsaaion e llaTtriftleraVD: Lart? ItAiI4ZIOS
will appear.
Moot Oocereert au V CON ItSDAY, 19th A A
&PAM awl weal:ply heat on TItUttED Sta.
lref Partlealan la Etigranuona whit* 'aka Issonlha•
mcabtelT. -
Th. 31.Ligaatialltrea's Conerta norther. begs to
stata tbat by no Romibilltr a LIZ tats Lanai* Imam
[ appear exempt an 10411tro'oreckbegi alma
&and Complimentary Quadrille : .
To .e.e.. a A.\A('M ANUS. •r
1
At LAFAYETTE HALL, , -.
• ,
On Tael.lay liveithsto \ APril 18.1854.
',rE Pups and friende',of - 111. r.! , - .l4ldan , •
k l ave tendered to hlm a Clr24.7entar ia rilluadrdle
• liuTers lair er .., ich :rNig, Al% Ih i ea s toll7 All , IL. litra Ll' an'_-
, ..
MMus/ ' d=blies, ire. W respertfo telba ll i ; I=to . earae .. '
The ladies dreseingroom for this %melon, •111 be eery.'
lamed by. the addition of the room opentlea Into the lialk ',-
generally, need heretofore as the supper TONPU , ,:. .:. -:.,
3. the larrauct u,,, v. b oistrree tnsr, Imre
The , vele will lathy Tonnes oelebratedclall Shine 'Y
Band. Aral tooe* calla] by /dr. Boort._ ~. ,- • , - _ :. 1
Prim of Mande has beau Axed at Three Ponies Ear , - - .
Th 7 —.be armored Irma any membered Ider.Contudtem . if
, hi lt . orlm tali t i t
i r . rindone l:yotbellapagera.4.H=art,,
AUCTION kIALES.. \
•
11'.-AL:tY3B;'-Anctioikeei:
Vyvarterecial:3l/. timer NE.Ni aid IMA, dm('
!WALK OF. MARKET STRATI`,:;— \ . ,
eiii 012 Nifty aa.l gattirdil'movli Ar i tilal: t Nr , -
iMlW>ftrut.A.ll the
ba....,,nt the *welt ei
ISITM4I‘. J. a F. It, /61 ‘ ;Couttell. .whieh hare Wes ecketeo ..
with/mat canoe Ms trotriel, saran worthy the attea- -.
tie. 0110•11 who ! wish to.. pareheetinpr i vb 44. 1.. • ,
1100 KS , STATIONERY; iiiTTA \ T ;fat; .:
T/07.1.-Ca, Saturday evenhou 44141 . 051 b. At 7,4 re.C.'
A t
at thrteoemerehil sales rooltuve 2e'r r'
and /sth - ,
liat, WM L. •041 • Imo eulhwtionef sal among -: I
which are lbw Madan' library wallows or • 8 awl ..1
Amato= emits do theology bitter vire way pa - I
etry.
_the drama, ae.. rum b'fatally_bibler.
i ti0.. , 1
Wed booka fte the reatre tab* blank • let amt.. •
cap writing min\ mu, muffle, wail!
I LABGE. STOCK OF " STAPLE k: FAN ir ..
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DRY OCOODS-Ihr 'Monday morrlarr. awn 1:14r, tall) 1 -',
a Ir, attbommunmclal man romnsarram Wand andbilt, „ 1,
Ma., will ba gold, 012 1inp.13,4 al'alden It' DI ar Madara... , t .
largo and 'anneral asmrtment. otoemonamr Ibmilarn lad \I - :
dammtledar=wnedianalier t a r azs,• • =ate24 h r . . s
t 2 o' tinware, Lhamram l earr and ret• ' ;
and hand . furnlndra, an P." IC D YIIL dart. ~. •..
\ \
N. . . , .
OTICEr7 . 4IO.hfITO Ibill day, FebAst, • wiz- \ \
- . wittat vintto4llllll6.ll TlMD:llllbir Whale-
Omar, and Ormandadan barnmaa Tao banned. will •IN •
bo coatlnnalat Lb. aid Milnip,ll4 , der Um firm ur JOHN ' \ . •
, rt4A.IANI.Y O O ,B O! , -,, • • '-. • `-:
Ir,LOYDaOO4 . • '.: \ itillaSitnri• • \
rorm - rsoinL,.:l-' ;laud' rac4l:..• . N. '.:...2Trua.tx mar a. -: ‘• ,
J - OHN FLOYD 4.00:,- ,, Wholetudi. Grocers
indearninladonlbstduarts,tia.Tllmalrind ^al Iday
rty attret. Dlltalurd4. ~ • . ',
_. 4/yIO4IMIDIP
- IP URAL HOUlt B ;'.;b9 \ MilisWooPer; a low .. - .
-1- 40, 4 r f lb° .
41'" 1 1 1- " arrO , .. 111 *cad 4.
. ._ •,..
ESII TEAS-The mix:crib& intending
to der*, 0601111SittatiOttto lilt Ta:12114.6 ii , , r , r
r ec•l V= l :L er =izt •Wrs tutm
tagliymovi 'l. SG do to *le nib.
ar g _e_Mui•Thaitsit)st , • t t :
(^,, 5 0 . , to -
Notlut=las Ito reap* geed aolvime,*
c4T raidare rim" UM " thig i pte tn als .
vates. ,
tlaraiablitilattutbisWartAls
QHOODTF.A . AND 0 MISTAKE 2-430
moms a s,m tL~DjitO'W4uTon auk",'
m
044 °matey Mork 1' ca»Oa revaistkok• \
1 1 _011N--OXlsisoks in den fm. sala bv
I-1471 , • IPLTAIIDICKiIEt CO.
.
tsuncurigui:Nive jUSO
ree'd Mdtaislserres. sad Chasilatts o
win etuumbes.. Noldle,letftA4. 11:141art. Zs"
. Q.ILK mANruiLits just reaW iikNosth
q. €FP"?" . ": 1 - 1s ," Va.% .
Etri c ENCTi ORDITZ-44wrphy
Basdadd Esti jastveed ViAmba v•T .t7 I.
idatklitlaslios, I Una* iwnintn,'..pitre Sax.
11(IROYISIONS=20 cash=Bacon Thur;;
- - 16 1:11
bar
aplo • 143014i1l
VURSING BOTTLES:=4 - 11 and fine .
.11 .anaaa 6:0; Ibr 0111110.
spl , • earner Disinasol_ ifiaket.
OUSE SEEKERS.AtiENTTON ,- -Si,loo
• la.ooa SSA $740 and OUT teesii.. - Tor side. good •
'ff te Dwelling Mines with • D.D. 4 mires. wlir, d anin
Li I'Y7T
1e,%!, firZ" °A,lra"'""l6, a rt:l,t
do iejie nee
TowDaesd id. of d roam, inf VA* w.ww oDO:•ols wea , sf.
for $760, besides marathon in lark= sod will
be .1141 favcrable tenon • .
• .hadvaitmilrderisegtbonees VII I
spll\ l' r . O. ouranzul . & sow. lie iiitra \ •
,r,R\S:4II , -2 7 7 acres of atrporio . u( - 174 .
" the leder end nf UN' tbe U Der on!'
'lel 'dirndl Ow Omsk the antotud. Skid ea m A
fur the kind, V ido bar' En V i. " • '
• aolus oom 4a,
- TA.MES.-225 • 13:1Ckg 1170SW - lliiaillg
_ _ •
Irt ll4 '
• • -
, FLACON Sr •';gl)77-1. iil4liuni&
4 aq.a..*.r saw, -...1) lib& Mies '461 Ft.dtadiegr. 'A„ i
n hr. arr - \ '...'. 1 . 4 entran ts ; kaaiwc \..'
. mat. steamer AlneTien..l4 We .br .....,: , ..1, I) y a 0), , , .%
'.. ' ~.
. TRUTH: Ccitipenang.beiterteWrmik ..
Huge. A gusto vtaf . .m.ittelag wader*. u..a tbec •,,
...P.v.ir T. .fite i a ' '4ii. n in2i. s" 1
K. 2.ller•—kan i l boatilkt of ?'..4. Ice. C... bail . . \
nt ymuk Vomlruan and nave Ilt 49 a entldnelndna. ant it )
4; ....
yancilsd 641 WOMB and quite a pima.' damn ama. '
...' U. \ ' . CLA T U;Tr . &Irak.° C0..1.b.10 8 6 2 . .'. .
, - ide. B. &Se bola& triad ma . VIP• 1 . 1 .7
aMIXta tarn 1 =113 1 : =lll7 a.
11.3111 t1 : • '
A►47s 7832
16. PA. Petlan--1 Itarn Or Willi , V.rmirna.
lir ddlCLaad la axnenad7s Was ' r algrail l.
bed In can 11'
rpm_ q . red. anti:+art aceat 4 A ° ,4 ad+
and .....see. by onieraltv ~,,, ',II"' R .
siat • :-.•
IiTENVA+LAIO tr—aki.AVgnion
IX hiittiitsiiittoir tbeir?.l.*,!fir4i...VSPukt
TrIt — URE ---- 0,8 - ILVVe-havb nor \reo'd a
...orm u Ji&c&aadie iiiarb&n&V,l4l` , vrliti
g.redlka- • 11A5021 & 07 =0 fifth
N BARRED ' DOD SILKS,
4,06.; mug* tim4i kW ,
aplo A. A.TAM 8 1XL, 21.4 th .
GI PRIEM -aur.-Thoas,loo4 pew. 5 44
bemitical i to ., stotark.±,ydators
o w ALA- 3 84. , 8 0018.%, Ate ti.,"
.~, 1 .,