Br war= & PITTSBTJRGH: TRIDAY MORNING, iLITUAILY 11, 1855 • 1113.31. AdirergioNelther the zeut.rim awns Pantbrokagegakatotet. Dad s Gascatokr• °paned darbisi. Anyirrawahndeatre thetr nothaa to *ppm a tini neat dr.id.flaneningoritl pi...a bud than In notorn o Utak. on Paturisr! .28.ilElttobargb Weekly Gazette.—The ortonotv tronistkln of oar ,Ircoklir Gitn:2c offers to a.lnownsn $ moof drivable niedlo.of soaking tlulr badmen Immo Onr dhoti...Um iobotlreenfb. sad Ivo thoosa.l.nmentog .losootoretTnembant. smannhotwor and don-kaopor In Wastsitn.Ponsuntroals. andnagnern Ohio. • Miknee Payments.—Herearter no sub seriptipst trill hi taken Lar the Daily or Weekly Clasette. neekete oar sent La mute In IU.. Whatever. the tine la no. to Irklai the eubeeriptlen L tald, the anew . 10 hi inrhehlAY - ele7Peet , =lea n the anheerlptlon Is re., tweed by advaneehayment/ MI transient Mir:thane. ar otiev- tioorotottott. tom to , roooittot 'to to pad is ott. vaaool , The only ateettlote will be where m . edal month ly yeayly ea 1141.411111.11 made. ' sephdAvr Distiri each page et tote raw 11 . .01VAL Or_.THE . EIIII2 TROI7BLiS. Tberaliwoennn - twuLare received °tale renew of thei trimblee at Erie, is contained in the Cleveland Le,* slur tinged with the peculiar Cleveland feeling toward Erie. As near as we can , get at the (nets,. the Harbor Creek—peopre met on the =miring of • h;liTre up a mile of the railroad - deatroYed the bridge. On the same P"inorning meetings were held in Erie. and in the afternoon the tridwd tore ep the_rails on the 4 Statti Street bridge abduct fire to the timbere. SherHE Vincent appeared on the ground and warned the rioters to desist, but the mob crowded round liiniand. forced him into an adjoining house, which they surrounded. Ho was rescued fromithis plane by two of the borough officers • and fudge Miles, end escorted towards home, the mob lit:raking them with eggs, stones and lither toadies, and compelling them to take re fuge ina-prirstu house. Mayor King then up pesred and dispersed the crowd. The mob then attacked and destroyed the French street railroad bri A telegrepbio despatch received from Erielast evening says . "The bridges at Erie will be re-built by to morrow morning end the new road at Harbor Creek in five or six days. The Supreme Court bas appointed Special Sheriff to see the road repaired and protect it when done." AWNZICAS on KNOW Norman So fat!as relates to foreigners and naturalization, these ire pretty well understood; but when we come Ito inquire what their doctrines are as to the great and ,paramount national and internal queetinne of slavery, protection to American in druarji,;tbe currency, etc., we are left to grope our way as beet we may. As to elaocry there is no longer any reason to doubt. The new party ii the! ally . of slavery, as mach so as the all Demodratio party has bean under Polk, and is now antler pierce. We occasionally, however, __have inklings of the course the-party Intends to parsui on the inbjectamentioned. A few days ago a 'rfiliitioas Dmionstration of the Americun Party" .took place at Uniontown in this State, in which 4 ainong others, Hon. ANDILEW Braman', . "Tariff Andy, ; took part. After the usual res.- . lotion:: in regard to foreigners, some defining opinions on other subjects were appended. •On tbeaubject of slavery, the following reso lution !was adopted: "Besotval, That being'emphatically a national party,:lozowing "no South, no North, no East, no Weston:der the Constitution," but protesting and entertaining a sacred regard forth. interests of thesshate country, it behooves us to discoun tenanca sectional bickerings and jealousies and every agitation, of whatever character, that may tend to disturb the harmony or threaten the per petuity!' of the Union." Considering this resolution in the light of ex- istipg Circumstances—the late outrage commit ted by the South in repealing the Stimuli Com promise, and the almost certain contingency that Banat-{and prohably Nebraska,) will apply for admission an a alave State—it is each as the 'moat bitter friend of slavery and of slavery ex tension can cordially endorse. Stephen A. Donglal and his slavery propagending =ppm.- tem iiill,promunce it a very proper and prudent resolution. It echoes the language and senti ments of Northern Dough-Faces mid Union- Save* and is such as is always resorted to by • he 1)M-slavery party when a new outrage is con teipplaled. If there were no other cause, the pro-alasery ,tendencies—the base, groveling, contemptible bowing and truckling to slavery— bithe newt secret party—would be sufficient to escite.our most earnest and determined opposi tion-, 4, regard to slavery, we have adopted the sentiUiSists of the immortal DAMIZI. WEBSTER, before be fell into temptation, when be spoke his whole lleurt as a great and glorious AMERICAN Crrizusl ilis language suits us so well now, and is 4 applicable to the vise in point, that we quota it At Niblo's Garden in 1847, be raid "My opposition to slavery in this country,'or to the increase of slave representation in Con-• gress, ii•general and universal. It has no ref erence to the lines of latitude or the points' of the compass. I shall oppose all such extension, and all inch increase, in all places, is all times, under all circumstances, even against all induce ments, against all supposed limitation Af great interests, AGAINST ALL -0031131NA71059, against oil domy7aist.e." Aye, against this secret combination will Re oppose lillextelzeion of slavery, "of all rime; under all circumstances, emdagaimt all in dure . meats." The next reoolotion . adopted by the Uniontown Know Ncithings, is as follows: "10. ilesalred. That wtaie opposed to any re daction of the Tariff of 1896." This 89 an. indirect endorsement of a Tariff which - his prostrated our manufactures, and brought the country to the verge of ruin. It is also ekulkinituadyawaidly. It does not say di reetly:that..it is fotor. against the Tariff of '46, or mut/dui-about protection as s printiple. It is wel9kixo - An that a induction of the Tariff of '46 011,A0IDO Articles would help our manufacturers, by intrOtirmingsert* articles which we do not groy, and which are indispensable for their use ; antr,yetire must have no redbction, and by im plication no increase.. We must suffer on—the Know • No!hings will it '— The ileXt resolutiot is a complete endOrsement of the hult-Treasory,And in - opposition to Books. ,The nextis against -A National Bank,—s kick at 'the poor Old dead Monster. The rest is opposed to an „ extravagant system of internal improve meiss," orhich meats all internal improverilents, as no extiptions are made. The next is another kick at the baake. The next is against corpora tions sad Moiopolies. Here is jabot, the first attempt we have seen by the Ss+ party to adopt a creed in relation to generalpuditics, and bCliatiful specimen it is, being nothing but old fashioned Loconseniam boiled dowW! Speeches were made_ by several gentlemeni atnong 'others,' by Aantaw Sraws as, "'Tariff - thrldiv" the Old! Whig War Horan of Fayette, vibe endorsed the resolutions in whole and in pert:: They bad 'this entire 'settles ence"—'B4S was for them an a whole ; be wee .fcr them Separately... The resolve on the Tariff of 1846 met his unenali6ed approbation !" Alas' alas ! The - reader tan make his own comment. • - A Ron Wes itanviiiesr.—The western part of Jersey County in; Illinois, at the latest account' was In astate werfatic occasioned by the residents of there:* driving their swine into the woods to feed upon the nuts and scorns which are there in greet abundance,against the wishes of the residenta in that section. The parties are _designated by each othei with the significant sonbrienet4 of 'swamp dogs' and 'prairie wires.' -It appearsi amt. the hog raisers of the prairie, owingtooo scarcity. and high price of corn on, the one band, and the almost unlimited amount of 'Mast' to be found in the woods, on the other, bare thought it prudent; if not in many eases an 'Wats necessity, to avail themselves of a pro , fusion . 'sipresd out on every aide by the God-of Nature. Many of the hag owner, also own tim ber lan& thcmgh: herdsmen ere sent out to takb care of the stook, the migratory habits of the cannot well be restrained, and, as ioniequerice they trespass on the rights of oth ers. - Already- ho•sa,„ hare boon shot, duels repor ted, and the, matter has been brought before the Faeit . J.irs-Anirentsr from Hong Kong da ted October 727; says. that the two _ports of Japan opened to the English by the treaty lately con eluded, ere Supposed to be tiangaska and tine to the seuthaap I ofjhose granted to the United State', ...The Immo - circular says that the Japan toe declined to accede to a request of, the Eng lish that they would not furnhdt prori, clone er supplies chug, 'kind to the Itussians shouldfltey ',bait Japan again. wa expecte] and predicted, the rote for Mr. Margin is claimed es the feet of the Know Noth ing strength in the city. Nothing is allowed for vo .raven by personal con nor for those obtaiced by the Temperance mid anti-! Huckster promises of tile Know. Nothing nomi nee; every vote is net down as a Know Nothing • vote. oThe li..N.'s have increased their vote," Faye one of Mr. M.'s newspaper advocates, "from 1 . 251 in October to 1936—again of fifty flieper cent." Those anti-Know-Nothings who have been betrayed into voting for Mr. Morgan will, of course,, like to be counted along with those to whom they are opposed. It is very cunning to take the lowest K. N. vote list fall and the highest now, and claim the difference as so` much gain 610 Ce then; but it is hardly honest.. The vote fur Baird, last fall, for 'Supreme Judge, woo 1,251; but one of the three secret. orders had his name omitted from their tickets. The vote for Smith, for legislature, who was on all the Know . Nothing tickets, was 1,564, and thst:of the other county candidates who were in a similar position was in the same. neighborhood: and It is much safer to assume that ea the Know Nothing strength in October than the vote for Baird. That 51r. Morgan, through the various out cries raised by himself and friends, got - many outside voles, is beyond question. The retur from the Second, Forth and Sixth wards shun dantly prove this. In the S rood Ward, where he resides, he bas all votes more than the K. N. nominee for Select Council; in the Fourth, 75 more; and in the Sixth, IS more. it is fairly presumable from the rigid discipline of the Or der, that 'the nominees for Select iouneil, in these wards, received its entire vote: and the probability is that they, too, as well as the nomi nee for Mayor, received outside assistance. Here, then, we have 120 more votes for Morgan, in these three wards, than for the other candi dates of the Order; and a scrutiny of the remain ing wards will increase the number 113'150. DO ducting this from Mr. M.'s vote ou Tuusday and we have 1786 as an approximate indication of the itrength of the Order. This, we have no doubt, is over rather than . ender the mark; and shows that the incr. - ease:since October is very slight, considering the industrious efforts used. The analysis of the vote for Councils will af ford much the best test of the relative strength of the two parties in the late contest; although even that is not conclusive. In the first, second, fourth, fifth, seventh and ninth wards the K. i i i N. Council ticket, were claimed as •'Whig," hav ing been nominated by the Order in meetings called as '•Whig;" in the sixth and eighth wards they were dubbed "Citizens" tickets, although other Citizens' tickets were in nomination; while in the third ward, and there alone, their ticket was paraded'under its tree colors. It is not only probable, therefore, hot certain, that these devices were successful in entrapping outside votes; and, among ea many candidates, personal considerations and appeals were doubtfess po tent in eecuring others. Leaving these things out of view, however, the vole for Councils, ta king those candidates which afford the fairest test, shows a total K. N. vote of 170, and an opposition vote of 2520, and we think it fair to infer, from the premises before us, that theie ie a clear Anti-Know Nothing majority of 800 in the city. Aw EXPLANATION.—Mr. Morgan thinks bim injured 'by an article in one paper of Tuesday, referring to his comae towards the Agent of the Young Men's Bible Society, inasmuch as he deems it caletdated to affect bin character in thin community. We had and have Ms desire to cant a single as persion upon Mr. Morgan's character. The statement made by us came from the lips of Mr. Gabriel Barr, the Agent of the Bible Society, and we were careful to put it upon his authority alone. Ile was directed to us by citizens in whose probity we repose entire confidence, and bis credentials ae Agent of an important associa. Gen were regular and well endorsed. We were justifiable, therefore, in supposing that he was a man of veracity, and one in whose allegation we could trust. Mr. Morgan, however, denies Mr. Barr's state ment lie admits that Mr. Barr called on him for a contribution to the Bible Booiety, and that he declined giving one, (which be had an km tteationable right to do ;) but alleges that his declination was based on reasons satisfactory to himself, and that he neither laughed at the ap plicatlin, nor deridedtbe Agent, nor encouraged any one to mock oud sneer at him : and further mere alleges that the Agent was treated with perfect gentility and propriety. We give this denial of Mr. Morgan as'a matter _properly due to him. We hare mentioned our authority for the original statement, and how it came to us; and while we are satisfied that, if true, is furnished a legitimate weapon of war fare in such a contest so we hare just panned through, we have no disposition to withhold his denial of it, and therefore cheerfully give him the benefit of this explanation. We wish to add, as a further explenati in, that the article to which allusion is_toade was pub lished by us on Tuesday only because we bad not an opportunity to give It sooner. We wer e not made acquainted with the circumstance until Monday afternoon. Bad it come to ou knowledge sooner it would not have been with. r held for publication until the last boar, as we have no faith in .gnat cards" and such contri vances. We opposed Mr. Morgan from the start, honestly and fairly no we thought, presenting promptly whatever facts and arguments came to hand, los, that heand his friends aboald have nu lack of time to meet them ; and It was the mere fortune of war that Mt, one came when it did A LICTVEZ Br JOHN MITCHILL.—We have been requested toetate that the celebrated Irish Refu gee, Jojtu Mriensht, intends to delivers lecture in this oity shortly, on the subject of Protection to American Industry. We understand that Mr. Mitchell takes the affirmative nide of the. quen tion—that it is right to protect American Indus try. As this is the sort of Americanism we like, we recommend the lecture and the Lecturer to the attention of our citizens. Although we dif fer greatly and widely from Mr. Mitchell fen .01140 subjects, jet up one con deny that ho i 6.11 gen tleman of undoublid ability, and when he pro. popes Co talk to es ou a.eubject in which we have a deep IntereO, we trust he may have a large and appreciative audience. We take au extract two from et Wu number of the CITIZIIII show the drift of Mr. Mitchell's views: "Many a poor man in the United States is now reaping the famishing frail of a mistaken commercial system. To begin with one important branch of indus try. lin Saturday week, says the Evening Post, the last American &duty engaged its fabrication of Broadcloth .stopptd: and the Broadcloth mann facture, is therefore for the present at an end in the United States." But what signifies this, will ray some stupid but erudite and "enlight ened" political economist,—so long as we can get good English broadcloth at a cheaper rate than we could make it at home. Thousands of work ers in iron, as well as in wool have been turned out of employment about the beginning otthie winter; and we may take comfort If we can in the reflection that people in Birmingham and in Merthyr Tydvil are quite ready and wilting to make us whatever we want of that kind, and ac tually pour it Into the market cheaper than Amer. lean operatives working up the produce of Penn sylvania mines. The imports of .mannfactared goods of all eerie from England hare been rapidly increasing these late years; and even now, when people in New York are making large contribu tion', to maintain Idle artisans and their wives and children, a. mendicants, every Liverpool stainer brings several million dollar's worth of British goods very cheap and neat. It seems, then, that the artisans who make those things in England, can be maintained by their own labor and without alms. Bat just in the proportion that working men are reduced from wages to alms, that is, Irene formed from Independent men to paupers, just in that very same proportion the remainder of the:people are Ind able to bestow alma. pau perism breeds pauperism; and when this eliding. seals begins to elide downwards ite progress is still in an accelerated ratio. Our prudent Anglcrasson kinsmen of England &ire a prosperous trade with us just now,—they import our raw material for their manufaotoros. California gold—they export their mann- Igen:trod goods and their paupers. * • • * These taw are beginning to cause some re flection and discussion ntapaget working men, who aie not yet so enlightened es to accept phrases of political economy Instead of bread; and cannot sets the inhumane or beauty of that liberal and prhgretedve policy which arranges matters so that Mittman artificers who are will ing cuough tri work are actually paying the wagei.of Eoglishmen working for them. • s Now, we are told that when we begin to speak Feu. KANZ.I.9.—We have been favored with agshost • , Free Trade" and "Reciprocity" and to the puustil of a Kansas letter from Mr. Edwin advocate a highyrotective tariff fur mutufactu- , Bond, of Watertown. Mr. Bond is the man who rein, we ore talking Whig—that the Democratic so bravely faced the Missourians st the timee party thinks it liberal and "progressive" to have latter threatened to drive the Vaulter. froa low.dotia, to abjure protection, and to hold out , their location at Lawrence city. The letter s to all nations the open hand of "reciprocity."— dated at Lawrence, Deo. 15th. He ways: , Our tli We make no account of this at all. There iv new city goes au bravely, hnildings being erect nothing democratic in I w,duties nor aristocrat- .edat a rapid rote. Such is the demand for a Ica ie in high ones. The question of democracy, that cation here, that members of our Association can is the most absolute popular sovereignty, does easily, rrll out their interest for $5OO as buyers not enter into the present subject; and it matters , are plenty. Mr. A. Lawrence of Boston, has not on jot to us what parties, or what men may ! given notice that he will erect a college build hove been heretofore identified with too Tariff . ing here in the Spring, and is school building, to measures of '42 or of '-jr. To call the one a I prepare young men to enter this College, is now Whig Tariff and the other a Democratic Tariff ' going up. Proposals are now being received for we hold to be simple nonseae. Enough for us 1 the erection of a three story brick building, SO that under the'fatiff of '42 a high duty was im- I feet by GO, to be occupied AM a hotel. Three posed on woollen goods (to take one example.)l newspapers are about to Start, the publishersbo. that therefore the woollen manufacture of the 1 ing in the street erecting their offices. There United States flourished:—that under the Tariff are seven ministers, two doctors, and five law of '46 spend descriptions of woollens were ad- yers in the city. We have now in operation to milted at a reduced duty;—and that now, after large saw mill, 'a grist mill, and a salt and bllnd eight years of the working of this latter Tariff and planing mill. The two storekeepers harem the last Broadcloth factory in the United States much as they can attend to, one of them employ closed a few days ngo. ing fourteen teams to beep him snpplyed with We are for high protective duties on all moms- goods. There is a good prospect that Lawrence factures that Americans can make. will be made the capital of the Territory, as uni - - grants are pressing into its vicinity front all quarters, nod every claim within twenty miles is taken up."— Boston 7'reretter. • KANSAII.—This is a free country; at least the staveholders up the Missouri seem to think so, from the exceeding freeness of the course they are ddopting. The Louisville Jouroal brings us the proceedings of what it malls •`a meeting of the most re.spectable citizens of Lafayette coun ty, held at Lexington, on the :nth of De cember, to consider the present condition and prospects of Kansas Territory. • They resolved as follows: 'That slavery now exists in the Territory of Kansas by the free will and choice of the elfin]ne thereof, and that we will use all lawful MCAns to aid and sustain the people of nail territory in protecting themselves and their property from any encroachments of their rights by abolition societies or their emissaries." As a means of carrying out the purpose herein declared, they rt.olve again: That wt, the chippers, merchants, planters, and citizens generally of Lafayette county deem it an. act of injustice that steamboats on the Missouri river should give their aid or counte nance to the bass attempt to abolitiunize the Territory of Kansas, by aiding or forwarding any persons who way be Cent by abolition soci eties thereto, or in giving aid or assistance to any such object, and that in our trading, ship ping, and trawling we will give preference to' such boats as will refuse their aid and comfort Ie each emigration as may be forwarded by any abolition eooiety for each purl - eases. That we cad upon anti recommend to the citizens of all the counties contiguous to the Missouri - ricer to unite with us, in our purpose as above expressed la meet and pass resolutions to that effect, in their respective counties. A convention to unite the counties of western Missouri on this subject was to he held at Liber ty, Cloy county, on the Nth of this month, and delegates were appointed to attend by the Lafay ette meeting. Comment upon curb language no thie ought to he unneeep.mtry, in the North. Even the Journal im indignant at it. It says: We see that the citizens of Lafayette county, klo . hare hello meeting and celled upon the proprietors and captains of steamboat, on t h e Miasouri river nut to receive on board any per sons going to KAJL.SB.4 under the auspice• of Ab olition rocieties. end invoked the citizens of all the counties contiguous to that river to die,C,LlLl tenmee any boats that may receivestich persons. We regard this as infamous. Any gteatnlaust that should refuse to receive respectable nasseugen, without requiring them to show under what aus pice. they were traveling would deserve to be snagged or burned. The traveling world will never submit to any such assumption of inquisi torial and despotic power by the officere of steamboats, and it would be a fool if it did. In the name connection it very pertinently We perceive that Col. Benton is reported by the New York papers to have declared there, that eitisens of ?li..ouri had just as goal a right to vote in Kansas as the emigrants going out un der the auspices of the New England Emigration Society to make their homes in that Territory. The declaration seems almost too monstrous to. have been made by a sane man. The idea that an actual settler in a Territory or State, before being entitled to vote, most show that be didn't get into the Territory or State by the aid or under the auspices of this, that, or the other association or individual, would seem too shame fully absurd to be announced by any Min out of Bedlam. Tor Crrista.—We aro requested to say that Mr. H. Walsh. John Slitchelre secretary, will re ceive subscriptions to "Tim Cauca," during his stay in the city. Ile rosy be seen at the Monon gahela Mouse. WAstumro - ux, lea. 8, 18:U3. Kinney's Expedition is assuming more and more the character of a Fillibustering Expedi tion, end beside the protest of Caste Rico, others may be expected from Honduras, firer Grenada, and Nicaragua. If * the representatives of then Governments conduct them•elveo with decision and energy, they wdl whims., to the President such remonstrant. against the character and objects of the Expedition, that they cannot he evaded by the formal plea worthy of a Know Nothing Lodge, that the Government knows nothing about Col. Kinney or his men. It is probable that the .present game is to take nd• vantage of the civil war in Nicaragua, and annex with the Cotesminons States to this Union Both Houses a. busy Vith judicial reform The Senate lane under discussion ni bill to reor ganize the Supreme Court. No legislation could well . make that court woe. than it Is. more dan gerous to liberty. or more hostile 4o the free ,tares; Rad if soy Ono could be bit upon for turning it Mto a contemptibla rookery for decay , ed politicians, probably freedom would he the .gamer and slavery the loser by the changes It lifttls probable that much would he the natl.. tante effect of the bill reported by the committee of tho judiciary, end now under debate in the Senate. It is In accordance with the plan sub mitted last year by the Attorney Clement. 11 continues the member of judge, the same as now, creates derma circuits, and provides for the appointment of the ammo number of circuit judges. The . Supreme court will net only at Waehington, and will bear decide only case% and motions nu appeal. It will therefore noon be come a mere asylum ou oil fogy lawyers, who have signalised themselves du the aide of ••law and order," beitse. of conservatism, ready to defend every crime and infamy perpetrated by government, exclusive of revolution and vita tom, and to persecute unto death, if need be, every act 6f resisitanee to power end authority on the part of individuals. ;Such an instrument and ally of tyrany in wanted, because although the present tribunal has shown by some recent nal its adaptation to much ends, tho present sys tem render it not inspoesible that defenders" of private rights and oppouenta of despotism in government might find their way. upon the bench. Upon looking more closely into Dough.' bill I find it to be a piece of legal quackery. Uis Court of Appeals Is constituted by eroding non of the Judges of the Supreme Court to make an annual tour of all the circuits and districts; for the purpose of holding Courts of Appeal, will the right of final appeal to the Supreme Court. In this way the Justicen of the Supreme Court would each bare made the circuit of the United States, if taken in rotation, once in nine years. As the !MUNI is very short and the Howie is very indifferent to the subject, it Is unlikely that either place will be-carried through. Secretary Outhrie has been compelled by the force of circumstances to realm some concessions to the protectionists and now prepares to make a thirty or, forty per cent. schedule, embracing tinny articles rowing in competition with home industry. Thin will make his project of tariff reform less objectionable. It to denied again that Dan Sickles, who want ed to fight n dual with tho old booker Peabody, dim rosined *ad come home to conduct a peed dentin! Intrigue in favor of Ituctianan. The meeting of the Old Soldiers to-day sae s tine 'Mitzi:try pageant. MCI VAL Brum() or A Mouerate.—The Furt Smith Herald, of the 10th alt., says that slinitintain of about five miles from %Wren, Lou exploded three times during the Lial week. Tho explo exalt were very loud and terrific, vouoing the earth around to quake, throwing up t.tones and earth, and filling the atmosphere with clouds of dust and Make. The report of one of the oxplo glens was heed in the 'kinky' or thnt town n few niortilugs ricer, a dlehMee or ootoo 4b or GO miles. The earth on the mountain Inni sunk to a botwiderable depth. The people to the vi. tinily are muck alarmed.: SPECIAL NOTICES. Dr. Bl'Lane's Liver rthe.—Thin greet medicine has supplanted rill other. for Ile cum of disown of the hirer. 14 effects are .0 salutary tad opted,. tad at the ea.,. time Pe perfectly safe. that It t. not. surprislng It should ell others. Invented by • very attain gulehrid phyrielan of Virglula who prartkied Ina region of muntri In ehleb Ilepatts, nr hirer Complete , . Is r. , -.11.1.1r forrolitahle endear.... and who had eriontrearaln dims. rah. the 10[1,1100), anal pnif.ortfonlog their quataltle, those Pills are peculiarly adapted to ovum Form of the dl. ewe. and never fall to alleriat4 the loud otatlnate ram.. that terrible complaint. They hate joetly Lemma Met., ted, and the researrlsee of Dr. lir Lane hare plecoil tals mama among the 6... factors of maul:kid. N. one haring syrup town/ this fortuldalde'remplahot, should be without three invaluable Pills. Bare you a win In Tour right idde, mi di, the edge of the rile. •Ll:h locneo..lth preemoure— unable to 11, with eas. au the loft side- with occasional. sometime. constant. pal ,, under lb. shoulder blade. fre quently extending to the tap of the shoulder heir upon It. that although the latter palm , are romodliner taken he rbeitutstle, they W arise fmm dlra.e of lb. Liver. and t you would hare miler. an Instantly and tour ales of Mc- Lane'. Liver Pine. Roxbury ntli be artful to un to ult. &FLANK'S CELEMATED LIVER PILL', sod take none oho. There nve other FM, Port—vein!, to iv Liver Pill, now inthre the putdin she, hlt Cel4ra4d Verso/rap, an tomb. hod IL all reerpecialde Prop Shur* In the Collett Staten Woo, I', Na. by Lb. rd.. /proprietor, VLF:MIMI BKOIIIE/U. Surevotoors to J.Kidd & C0...0 Wood et A SpeciaMlilletiti for the Sick.—Dr. Morse', inrh.rataas antliat r. 11.• el wonderful rabid It, every dlw.rdor Incident to the dbrestlre apparatux re 'torn; the appetite; renews the ttrenactig harden* the mow el., braces the nerroa sires elasticity to the oblate, 1...- mune the mental entrees, loaolohoodesnondeney.lnaparte t the attenuated frame a more rnbuot appluzata9K allays Irritatlon. name the disturted Imagination. hands op the thattered anudltution; and guar be taken without fear it, the belflaot maiden. wife or mother, an It le rumposed timmk,, 4 rare Oriental bort*, Felten, only to invisurate. etiollarate end meter*. If I be ',atom lias !wow. tvlassti by Improper Indslpn e... the Cordial will Infurw , . more rigorous vitality , nto ery organ. The lusittote moulting from lat. boors nr too application to labor of any kind. Is quickly removed by its motion. aod hullos an gagad In aadenitary and solueet to inn.nnn4oot Vl...lrony, will god It . rats and laaaltny sthnolant. Whore tharlrentatkon of [ha blood is min:gist, or any of thafunctionsof tlis body an 'wound od or Impwri.ell,perfarriost. ft rmtoro Ito natural as lion and rolion!dosto proutanant•snara v. to Lbw Nowlin and di.tributirkorinms. Th.,. who at , towed down by threkal debility. and en ferohle deepair of ever recovering the vigor and mien 01 tuardanol. are 113,14+1 to glee thin wonderful Intl...ant atrial. It etrib.alivei the elements of their restoratino.— Wore tber have coneinunl the brat bottle. tall will he enneeknte that the nvoyeeratlre idinvitde Ie ed work la ev ery debilitated tortion of their frame.. and hope. soon to to. reedited In their tbnn.ugh reta.very. MINT or In their heart.- Tho Cordial V Put up. hlghlr coosentrated, In plat hot IJu. Prier IN Nor both. two tni 115. rlrlbr C. 11. KIND. livprieter. No. 1.1 r.: 11/.../lwan in. tort N.; rata.—rlttabuzaty FitatNo Butt, No. 6/ Wood dryer, Uto LI Kamm 140 K. N. 6rura., 51 Wed at.— /111 , .ck.n7 eltr. .1. P. nazi.. tldJ b ths Clll.l Btatq C. ds. sod ib. West fralloec. M'Clintock's Family Medicines—We all Ltu attenti.o of heads "f faall:ses.spa tHins, b theall , b•fosrth Nyte of for vallasbio. Panally Thslidne4. Extract frem a letter by the Rev. Mr. 1 . 11 , 11.C114111, 11.odon, who 111 now t.. 1114 liar Ws Imltl4 In 1.114 East: -It give. ose an ever noon t Ides nf the expensive so t:rot-Imo( his onuntrywee, wend coussodities corn. wen* ctothattelly in his path wherever Dego. I tatm not rat . Idled may onsviderable city - of Terter stutter! obi imt find the Iledkinn of my moot,y esti semesentel by Ayer' . Cher Pectoral . litsynts. Vino, Jere, Jerusalem .04 tionstastlmmle,e mt. In each,. ti, , due met of Rime hams. 11,, mou s liarly Awnless. you not one In thounsati of e (044, .. T can marl... yer:r i 4014 t.rreteti r ti:ttrOTtlitl cgee '" l4:drl=l men the Bottle. with their Eewlish. Spanish. French to fismaan facet Mowed to the crow& and on esoshiss we sr. kW that Ihrstesters ant nab the rely to bet leo true believers tbaeassivest waive their trust In tete t r im ty This r ereom luct Ott them of Americus AWL shoo they find Men °th. . I wan tall lan" yonueday and. en...rry /Mc, — a/ had bwn mends.] W lb. evil. Is wln <outgo. use In at. bar.vna., and In the limpltals or an Esnotro,^ Dalley's !tragical Pah Eztractor.- 2hrre ne.er ha. been •dlorerverinmde In atoitarta Modica .h nip pain tan Gan dolekty ult; hi. and alien parts 'l5 a !Itch KW a ta➢ammatton tap P. so ranhtly roodainnd to their natural Mat.. on shern‘otiMa and mama can be an theereintd, and rapidly tiotaliet.and d.ayee. parte re etnred without either an. nr dallant, than aillh . Taturt'a Mantua PAM FATILACTOZ.^ • In Cato, Wounds. Sprain, and itralros—esanaltios to altleh thlldren see coartaptly =town—the satin, at the tr.nialn. Datum'. Pam P.rnmten, I. ever the lame! lin. math Pala and Ptxtrrrinir mar not thus be proves:AC-. Nome.r. Life 1.11 ill often dependant own basing at Gaud the Genial. , Daum a:a - macro, and for riltkrlllarf lorble.ll I reepeetfalty near tnliny printed rapmpldats, Pe the truth (.1 .lorh I bald noyeett rmannalUel No ease of flat. and Maid. on matter Lan payer. has east let, in am nor ',admire, raidatad the palnentaloinot, and lateallott qualities of the Pause. Pain E. 2714,111. Par b, um U. N. giV f:R i in l, A 22,1 nk !di rrueiciwt. Ihnn.¢Culjtitr It Should be Univenally Known---tur I t la strinly tras—tbat Indov.tion Is the pushy of a tr.a.oroyoyahro of tbe fatal al...ars Dyshotery,tharrb... rbolsrs nohrlys, lit.. ,112 pialnt, and moor ottfor dimt sr.ovrst.J lo thsrlty Inefrort.rs vastly rata/fn.." of ‘lsschs ars yer.hrated hy jrhllltestlon atoos mho, a that. <l3.r..other,' chink of It all vb. auffss from dlaordond stornarbs mod If you Sr. .11traa 1. 0 1. Intidnel by advies. founded Ws exporisobs. resort at ours Won't delay ir fray) to a 4/syn.:a NM., or.parsat br Dr. C M. Jar}, ern. abl.b. *a an allaystlys, euratJws asal lusigahoot, otatole along and anspOrmsb.d. fr.ormai &psi, ILd Antb atrhst. Re bats tr4.l for Illtlara. and know that that aro sterll.n t h.r lb. &souse rt48.1.h05.--P,AaLWA. City ft , . Ns. atlrytt lasagna la72ardasT Agency of Dr. Fitch!' Oejebrate4liefi cixts, at Dr D. 11. Kt:MD . :I Drug nage, No.lo, earn. Wood .t amt %Irate AID, C 6.17, I'a Pulmonary lialsam. Polon! Zap.. ta,rasa. Pulowstarr LlAmlna.nt. pwattl. , Oormet.r. Ilumnr ;nue sui et .41. AnaDin.M. fllaeon, Wuirb C•thattk Naryls, V.atrofaxe, Velma* Pills, reand• &t, r.l.lBAtif !utt lrlth upprwrotfrot.d oua.+4 o Hip Lrutearot of M.L. lb.ufirkt, thn.nomplooss, /a.m. Ilectrt Anax. Dyr pep., ti..+410, SM, Dazeuses, RAssamatsra, Monk rbasp. , sant, Pau, el.c..ete.. Dr. Fitch'. sow/y*lW /Went 8.14., /7.11..1 Mg/maim:a dioverters. Dr Park's hayror.l Mori :typing :lona. d<r /Duro. Dr. Pach's Sargr haw/. rep Tubs. . • 41, all lauds M Prnprietazy .11441kinee. Tram., Huy puts., Pi cout..r limes Fr,.rpotaLsr the pla,ul, lb. If FY r+V.1111,14” Word street, sign of the Uchiesa liortst: ..10-derrP A. A. CARRIER & BRO.. Corner 4th and Smithfield eta., PITTSBURGH, PA., Ar:e.vrs Slate Mutual Fire & Marine INSURANCE COMPANY oF aaaailuao. .CAPITAI. $350.00 . Girard Fire and Marine Insaranoe Co. OF PHILADELPHIA; i CAPITAL 3300,000. INSURA NCR. COMPANY OF rile VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, WING(' RSTER, VIRGINIA: Captal .000. GrflOß PRNhlt i . INNIIRANDE C O O. Or PDITSM j ORGRI AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $300,090. +hole 4. A. CA RilllOß.Dedy. • Great CODS of RhertMlitilM.—The,Editora of the Itlnbomud Republic. Dec. 1ith.11133, say that Dartelo Ppan4h Mixture b no nutter moulted.' They had a man in their pre** room .b, Y. ilDleled with violent hiercitrial Rhemnatiato. who Yoe continually complaining of mlaery In the back, Drubs mad *ln.—hit eyes had become front. and maitary, neck swollen, tbroat sum and .b the aymptoona of Rheumatism. comblued with /....fnia. Toro battle. flew Wee Ppanith Illitars mad and In 41 edltotrlel PIAIGII IS above, they her wadi mnoy b Its wonderful GENOA, and any quilt oply repot la, that •Il suffering .lib /Wass of thonblc. are net aware of the Auld... of mods a 1130t1114[114 They al!. fully mvmmemd IL Ene their certlncate . and woke b, full around the bottle. COKB.--.500a haa. of Coke, -for , . Bale at rittabtrab (luWarka I.T eN JAIMS 611 CHILIrIt Crnaver. PEARL STEAM RILL., T CANAL BASIN, ' ALLEGIIELIY, NEAR TUN RAILROAD OTATIONI Families will he supplied with out various Orsdre of TIMM GROOM: FLOOR, liy Davin their ore genet the Dill, or lo 0w borer ht L yen. Wilson A ILM.'. It cod etrevtor Orson A Keller, ...Sr of Liberty 411142: Mir Ma, Pittebtireg 11. T. rieberorbs, - oy J.T.i i!,, 0 ., Dmititisi l Ailsseeal. ' 01 11 0 I be delivered to Discillisislaillbsr abb. dila, Terms, ASH on deliver 6.24 e delivery lions or a 00. Ease and Comfort.—The Conformato r at/dy Imported from Paris molly alto tp, k li.i peoullar Mtspor of the fled. ea • new hat flu imp OA Um hoed a.m.04 ow A romt et and • Vag thatis.)' bo bad • t ?? Wood M. mfAlat WO:MAW LAP. Dividend—Citizen' Lmoranto Company THE President nod Directors of this Vern psor bees dd. ast &earl • dividend. a Fara DOQ wEsp, *ham nee Ute CoAtal bete. 2J, Mu. the terettbeldere or their I. aemup 011 and ow, tb.= Inland Mg Dou.asevedi Itlral to their dock. • ettiCejoNeASHILL.L. Bret. YnTroutoot. b.. 1016. OtPle - &L. - =ll • • . • ADIOS Sanford'i Opens Trolvo bh,oid nil at NAN GOMM" awl bat • I asd IT.. or ao y othor &Ins Mot arid or that ad.— Ilamasabsi • pit" lastUi itopilall•put •,• HOLMES, RABE & CO. , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SUCCESSOR 10 nerAll A lvertleemente or Oamoorto or PuloUrr Eldifl ' - - A. H. HOLMES & BROTHER, LECTURE. ow; Mr' chi ELL will lecture in the new i i..... a, ot n., n.. 4 t. Advance MANUFACTURER* LI 131 CITY MALI. on 4 1111.4 T N.M. Jan 1211 t. Ited---.------------- ' t SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED MON AX- Autseet - volono, tantmics. will deliver aLeature i A •UCTION -On Friday, Jan. 12th. st 2o" P. 1 1% , ARKET ST. DRY GOODS STORE AT sa - rkso..teasau-to be had at Klehrres waste Ste 'ti E r, li:. th i. , :g t .,.P,,,L, IMIER LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES lA'r• listed street flemleg cool, Wood street Joeeith Hamm .. M viii Market en of and Diamond. at the tdoortosattela ...L:ny In Ihseur*ll:reL"'".Relief AMlLltibtArso of .10 the store Na 63 Market St. tatutr Fourth. um, TOCKS, PICKS. CU, and St Charles Lintels , and at the door • ftrtirLeeturt toms... at 7ti o cloak lof Wm. Prank A CO. (NB they are •tat,eir . 7 2. : ...it . 14 , , ...„,,, ,1 2, 1 „,,,,,„,..,,, J,„,,,,,.. Hatch. .Uotbs&Y.. SYS. ortromenced the male of the Ware no*. of d.,... 1,,,,,1.4k The eseurtnant le ants lore of the meet Timber, Mill, Tobacco ..4. Cotton Scrawl, Id - tdmankra :5 a. ralo and any dry goods suitable kr thenneent ands:, h. xecutor's Notice. _ _ 10.00., end rlaßessfeer Modutsry. ' 1 \T , OTICE la !web, given that Letters of MASONIC HALL. Ina ...ma cementing laPart mapnier bLagt Caney dregs silks and sting , french nunlami, cashmere., ye.," Car am' Budge Belts, with Thread and Hp , - ___. .4 Administration base been [ranted to the entailer lain., moannitnes. lama d Ira .u. complete, on t estate of Wm linma, Sr, late of Baldwin TIL. AI " 105 THREE NCENLITGS OF THIS WEEK. : 3 e: erg plaids. ImAttsi • d deanartle gine= PITTSBURG IL PA, legbeny manly, dte'd All persons knowing thenteelvea (ow mowing THURSDAY EVENING • it. Prints. furniture printsMtd gad., tad ticking, attlyug n I Indebted to sald estate are hereby added to e 1.., and following TRIDAT'and SATURDAY . V j g ' s, ~--; cheeks and Olt welsh and country dattatk. rya wane Wusaocsa No 31 Woon es., agmeam, y.. a teen mg. t diet, neimenL end ell those having calm. to present and 13th , at Nation. Hll. red Itichll:lon N . " setior. .., to en LS, Cent= flannel. camel cerok%ehtsh - - .1111 - All reek warranted - ~,,,,, I them , duly anthanticetel. Mr shin:Lent DAY IPTERROON the Selo:ni& a' m ' d'immnelng at 3 tie... nano bahad and inoten muslit.,eassinteres, entire la. BIL 1100118., The Denntlfnland Lattrealla a Week of Art rio'*vaarr2sresdademi"Vty.dn'eterviTe=ib"uhdlahM;anbc4B:"Ahn." I ail -ete• WN 3100118. Jr ., Adro're ' HENRY H. COLL I NS, I - i LDCOUNTRY BLAcK TEAs sELLING from the IGtettert altles. known as a r hum otoolo or undid silk A l ?wh ..sa ..I TOUR IN THE TROPICS 1 :1,:;11'"'w""'"'ski•"" ''''' "''' " moods " nt'''' ' FORIVAnuING AND 1 2r, Abort tun -4 half sheets 1111 . T an. Bourbons Tea , and a rah sto of • taimmi r ksa ea lint COMMISSION MERCHANT,' doo ruguaik sisaiitaA lea AND , 4Aree trod. Nut P. Y. DAVI& AUst. AND WHOLERALI DEALER IN 2hf chests 11. Oolong. cm hand sad coral. my low VOYAGE TO CALIFORNIA. t V AL UABLE STOCKS AND BONDS AT CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH, I. /all cab Liberty - ' gre'Admissten 23 nrobt Childs. half Mi. t AUCTION -On Thmadayereeting.llthinet. at 70 . And Produce Generally I aarNetn open at 7 o'elm-k; antunetating at .li Peet yr. 1 olooe‘, at the Merchants' Beclutamt. dth t, illantastid No.„ 25 Vinod atreet, Pittsburgh. else. 30 shares Pittsburgh Trust I„N t . ear s 1 skri.r full particular. me Smell Billa led 46 '. Egehanse Dank '. 60 .- Oh. In . North American HIE. Co. do. Bonds Allegheny Co, ort a ogg .. 3 Ronda Weed ' s 7"4 1/1 .. V .pm: l l lll*' at .."l' tarsal. ta ' are York, each. P.11.D rt e. Anat. UARDWARE- LOGAN, WILSON & CO, Beg to tall the attention of Buyers to their etteesireeteet of HARDWARE AND SADDLERY, owootelog one of the meet complete amortmeote to the counter. RECPSTED BY RECENT PACKETS PROM EUROPE. and which they offer on the moot faiorable tame. Idor. Immta Rolm; Pad .111 Mod their InProwl promoted b buyinE their HARDWARE at No. at s• street, Plitaberab, 14 8.44 44052 0 ?. en 1.111.12 118481..) GI-174114N PI TS BURGH Lite, Fire & Marine Insurance Company; OFFICE 1.5 FOTH STREET, MASONIC lIALL, PVITSBUIIIthI, PA. JAArEA .V. 1100. N. irrnotent Gaston A Conort, &rental., This Company makes every Insurance sp ew-Waive bar oonneetad LIP!. MKS. Alro,saanst Hull and Caro Mak& on Ora Ohio and AI laslarlind riven and taihrtrarler, and Marina Rlsla gon na And against LOPS or Damage by Fire, ad egalnat the Perile of the S. ma Inland Narlaatioa . • d Tratmlortation. . a Pallet. lamed at the karnstrata.uands.tent with ..t 7 1811 pa...lion. 011IXTOLIg Jame• S. llonn, Wm. S. Ilse., Hanmel cClustan, Jame, b MrlDll, Wtlllato Philllpa, Alsaander Dra4.lsy, John rinntl, Jobn,lenllertnn, Joseph P llaszam, M D.,1 Itubert .lolway. Jnhn MeAlpin, Alexander lloynnids, Arm %m. F. Johnston, stmnallnunty, J. Marshall, I Monti., N. lee,lClttanan,r, Deo, S. golden, l /llram Stowe. Beam. mr , g , Ir. IPnot n'ar Irear Get mi./ AMR 114.010..... M 1.., ,11 cocaux moose FLEMING BROTHEIIJ3, (iroemoons no J. ODD • 1•13 1,_ 110% ESALE DRUtI 'ST9. NO. 60 WOOD MIN= tITT.sUeRO PA. u rio .. gistarDo/ illaroOsOelsbra.d Vennihue. Livia. Hoofituid's stern= Bitters, prepared and sold Cy Dr. J.lmon. at the ilermao Medical !gore. 1M Arch street. daily Loire.. In their well &Gemini mielelty. fur the rum of all theme. arhility from Mining , meet of thr flyer. The. Manta hare, Indeed. prem.' a blmrlog to the afflicted. whn Mow tli-Ir gratitude hr the nemt tiatterlust tentimoulala Ttila m.-. Heine ham...Minh mi liar Itself . name that eruipelltern. however wily their schemes, or seductive thole iientninei. ranunt reach. It galena the public mufidertni by the kin In enlin benefits that have loco M•riminl firm It. and will ever nuslotain It. See .lrertleemotri. . If you don't want to be Straight don't irua Etiouusta Itat.C.l--For snore .th•n two rune have aura Dr. K., ..e• — Waßbluu.n Suspender ome n, " feel It. plummet duty again a• me.mmend U. um to all of sedentary ortupatlons. Combining theadrat, Malaga of a Shoulder Brace with Mom of a pair ponder. it is light and comfortable. mad effectually mut, tenet,' the diapositlon to beton. snem shouldered should railour reader. who me in need of mei. an article, should rail on Dr. Kayser, on Wont street, nurser of Virgin and examiner this limns, which ham recently been mud. Ise preyed.— PatstamA Louvutu l / 4 Amadeu. lA. Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. IiNYSKICU Trues and Shoulder Ana, 1'...p0t..140 Wood atm.& iiigo or th• en Mortar. Herrua, or Rupture, a Curable Disease K EYSIIIt, of 140 W(Ski eMet.. 6.,SIMS• b SI:111W=IM in Ms pIED. that he hts mad , " arreogomonts •1111 11r, 111004 of N. Tort, to roll .oJ Wald 610 RILIIIO4I. Con Ttras. • kith reedy.] U. prise 10r411 through sr rozeral commit., mosirtlog of Prcterone llrrnms, Ps.l4o.Crs a..., clan,Ltntoa. and °than. at the N.. Port In dust..ldhition of a/JR.:tans. In. geyser bar an if sea b.k of hie Drug Store. ...re all kinds id TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, LACE STOCKINGS. SItODLDRIt BRACES. MLR PROPS. and SUSPENSORY lIINDAtiILS. are DU.. and matlafaelion learranto& Trinewe at Prier re:. he obtained, and at a quality rtoLertor to an, others In the market The toviat prevalene• of Luptnro ha, lath.. the Dr. to give especial attention to Mora maw of hear, repairing morhanloal support, vita full confidence U.% bls long •SPLidenoo la the blat:lna.. much rues has ena bled Mgt to mart O. Incr./dog •nots of the coutatunlq In this meant. If ton bares rupture do not fell to rad. Ask for Dr. KEYSER. at his Wholegale Dreg Store and Tnno Depot. No. 140 Wood aftet, littglgrgh. Pa. Nen of lb.:loll. Mort.. Ja3dta Hardware Salesman Wanted. in a trot atom Philadelphia UMW, A gentlemao having know/- edge of the hualtume. sad saloon.. with purebasors trope Panaajleaola and Ohio. at other prutapt paring trade. C• 111 addeewa CHAPLAIN. .4•l6.Btsee No. 201 1614.0 O. Philadelphia Reliance Mutual Insurance - oantgaziy. OF Pill LADELPII A. • °YAWN NO. IA IVALN/7 STREET. Oped.e.L.ol7.l6P—Aserer. 0212.720. el-onerle , herested. . FIRE INSURANCII--On Buildings, Lim- Sal or Perpetual. Mernhandise. Furniture. ie.. in town Tnousitr7. he mutual prittelpie. eumbined with Ow seceirtty of :Meth Cabled , entitled lba Insured share to the prubta n of theOcunpaur..without liability gar kisses The Script Oartilleates of this Company. for ',ruffle. 'era "' " '"a". " CrN o TVATEv. '"` Itt," Pb. B. M. Ilnrca., Secretary. DI RECTAL* smutgly,. . •-U. N. nem& flompour.. Lewt• H. Aahburrt. T. C. Itactblll. C•oraT N. 'faker. 1 Ftatrei=l.r. flew. W. Tlngley Z. Latho. • C S. Wood.l IL L. Carr!, Marshall 11111. , It..rt Toll,pa. Jame* L Tartr, lFAltersli.i. Jam.. Jacob T. Itaullrkg. I . . J. ti Co As.ot. rornrt 1111,1 and W. 0.1 etireta hen Daguerrlau Gallery. MR. NELSON would reopeotfully iulorm LY rlauds to4Pe nubile senerally, that lo or4sr Otcwt the rally Ihrressing 40110104 nr hlr thsco l 4Trotere, Lee had built and bta uuw evenoleted loter the 014 Poet 01111., Third streak) ono of the 1:0014 rparlove Ur osarnlCleent Sty Light ISallerles ever onastrvete4 for gnernntype to the Unitset 11tates We ars one raw pared le execute Ilkeneseew of all slam land style*, lo any weather. from, I n'elork A %I WI o'etuel, 111. A 01110 from all la er4leited, whether they wish for Likeness es or hot Rural., 004 Prat 01Thw Ilaildirue. Shirr street 4.2 t 14.3 eitizern'a Insarance Campy otihtuburgh WIS. BAGAIIa Pre.l.4tma. SAMUIL S. IL\ itlfllrLt...6;el7. orric[. 114 WAgIei r T R IVIM .11.4RICAT AND 1114.INJWILLS HULL AND C . RISAN ON TEM 1)01 . 0 AND SILS:.I2BIPPI AVM AND TRIBOTADIZN sr hula, apootel Lau 4 or Durolocby P.m I w/ J . :LAND ri0.770.1r OIMICTOSS; W[ll..illry, WEIL Larlpare, Jr.. N. Ihrburs h. Irrt ,1 f h drah !"- Nue M. haartrek. Vratista ers. W•Mor Bryant. J. Scher:l:maker, Jft. Wm. R. U.fl, John AhlDtenr Du Pout Powaer. rry varlets Rifle mining and nWuna l'o.tkr.k . Nl maw. Naar on hand and for ..l. from ,wayine. lo lots to stilt bur shavers OD DIA DOWD hums Also P 5747 Pub, - 11. W.(:, INDWELL, llsSufsetorsre nu. 0 , 7410 114 Marl strurt. Pittsburgh . , 82000Wauted oil A Mortga g e, for ono or too rows. 'a ftrst duo Heal Eat", situate Ilp Ito hart of Um <fly. Apply as lhiPasoft, doffit - - -•- • -- • • - FAMILY FLOIllt.--llcet p r angs MluSbani ov ban4l„.J bn re. Whalwale .41141411 by w.12.2w.Dt.1 D. W. II liftWltf ul awl lib to b. UNITED STATES LIPS INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY. P111LAD.6.4111.14. OUARTIR/ID APRIL :la , IMO DRh.TIIAL• CAPITAL-5250,000. 01:15cr S. oerrury Dora and thegmg gants. ragadelyam °MOMS of MR HOUR ROARD'AT PIIILADRLPWIA MIUTODIO: titr el Un 0 0.4. P• 10 0. tiothlard. . W. news. AAA Wes W. U. Gammon 44 , 40M.0f, Pkg." Osman Dayeraug. Wallam Otabrln, !William Prerldral—lltaphen R..rd. footed—Ainlma W. Thalnymm. MAIMO Zmarainga—llll•hargb , Jame. 11. Witham IL D.. Allegheny City. 11. Homy, U. D. Ogl/ROl R. ARNOLD. Agent. 74 PAHA ormot. Pilaigaggy. ILAZA'RD POWDER AGENCY All Varletlez of Powder ro n• TA /17 T A I L L ON NAND. Ss ft:ay Fuse. L. U. 011A/F,Lpsat, 221A.PIttabor.b. PHILADELPkiIA Fire and Life Inrerance Contimuw, , No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET, orPostri fra4crsroir tram Will Amoke all kind. of Insurance, either Peroetnal or Limited.. every deortiption or Property or hieyebandimo..t neamotblp rater of pentium. WORKS 1.. , K1Np. president. w . inß a t y t el t i dent IL - 1.0. L WV4. P. IL Saver,. Joy. .1.45u17 . O. norm. John Clayton, 8. J. humans, It Wiley. Y. !humans& aecretiary. 62 5 -lily mew hat aiNarrhs. ARNOL Calm Fa ibr Warstiv' Steam or Got eaboola. Itnolltab, raw ar.Drai 41 , . . Q.A.LERATUS-1 bbl. for sole by 1.3 jell J.. W. Id/tn./MAN D UNS -1,7 DRIE bbl Ground Ginger, Obi Paltpatre, t!1 Vir u irrar d uoVirr. Car. bbl ".". 4 mate Ca nn, 1 tea C. • B. ground Allsolfe, 3 Gm Underernolra Lemon Bfrup. I des Tomato Ketchup.riming nut al by Jail J. W. 3147,5151.6131), '234 Liberty at FAP ISCOPAL A LAI ANACS.--Sword'og Porknt Almanac and Church Banister for 1356, this . ree'd and for rale by HAT fCO, IX Woad t. IIME-150 bble Louisville Lime received by All runty n.ooLuers 11 E 1 1k1.4-39 bbls Small j ar r l4t:l . le c c ‘ t , Vy - - IRON CITY COWLERCIAL COLLEGE, Lafayette nolbllnge. W.od .t. ProL MILLAR. t BM). reepectfully announce that their inetitution Is now one of the largest, most converdent and superb or the kind In the Western meaty,. At the Iron City College young men anenuallted.for the mounting room In • auperior and expedltigna manner. M Ilro 'a great ea perionon se Penman and teaehera W Plain and Ornamental Writing, renders tide department nor , duelled In this city. , F4lll/12W . P nee and Improved ',Mem of Booltkeendrig Is taught by Prof. Baud. •boge long pm - 41nel Anogladge of that ardente makeahlm one of the moat akllful .daturet. ful learhers In thin or any other country. At • math. [Cohn and hcadteeper, Mr John Barry earupot be anr weed. Yonna anon . ..ba b dasign recelvina Instruction In book 117QtX10 l'" d 1:41"..1 1 1 R h F th h,""Ztr portant bsancb without erlaZe. Aaldbol ' auc laths key ay . laokkeaplna. and be who bas not a knorledna of It can naaaabanocue a laokkoaper. L.,tarre deliverad daily on all haportnnt buslneas anbiarts. Hours for Ladies from II A tl. till 11 A. M.. Hum 3 HA P. H. and at 7 o'clok In the evenin. The College Is open Alan 8 A. M. till 10 P. M. Night Clare. meet reenlarly. Arteces, guaranteed. 1010 BEAVEEAVER STREET PROPERTY—TWO 0000 P 000003 FOR RALR—A two story Fran.. R with Lot of 23 IL front on Bearer rt. by WO deep to Veto st..• mintains • parlor, dining room and kilobit/. and four badman* and ,allam sloe, rmd. PamP. sal bonen, on t owe. stable. an. Frio/. $41)1) In hand: .Acinder at I. 2 and 3 years. lert a ton star, Frame Hawn of 4 moms, with Lot of 17 fatfront on Deaver by 100 to 'eta op Pram only IMO. Tem.. 113001 n hand, thn nwitednder at 1, 2 and 3 yew If pm wish to purchase •ebony Rouse, Building lad or Far or If you wish to procure a bash:teen partner. 01 . mot boreibweillug lions, the plate tw salted is at the aid established Real Rahn. 1000. of .into CIITIIRERS*PON,I4O 3d et. IV IN , TER LAay I R.1) Or i . RI:RWN)IARRRO(O. INSEEI) OIL-- 10 Ably. pure for mole by l 4 intO J. MIRROR doling I tn. E; LACK LE AD/—lo bblx. extra quality tor up lj no..l, l mlo J. PCIIRON Ma F P.R. A CO. NTRAPPING PAPER—A few realt.'ex ton else for Dry Goods 1 lees. J " ..fteIIPOSM a KKR a 00. A la PONI/E—A large assortment of fine'and I ...arse. sod ll.hloe 1 4 ,ttee for late be jolt/ J. ACHOONMAK Mil a (at.. _ . . 1 4 1 LOUR -Extra family, extra superfine role t"e' r". ,:ii i " .ll '''.t.":,t uL . Aligarh:Ai dea 0 ALS - 600 bus. inlk . tti k a m tld ,A l2- , F , le w n 1 . 1 UTTER-5 blue. fresh Roll Butter recd affi and ea ode Le jolt A. A A. MeBANIL IJOTATOES-100 hue. Neshannocks and l isle " be. reed and bbatNE. UN DRIES-105 iga Ground Note, • I 7 SZ b a s Sums, :CI haw Dry Stmltee, Ms Feether. I cask Deem.. i ILVlVar b , bi gal• jade trlti %Mitt' • CO. HANDSOME LACE SETTS—Reed hy. la i tte m so tege : t=e7.l.; and Shama. itiTk lin7l4.ft:ll:larnln g Sett. The above ere Fe mat on rommleon. from • New Tort importer, lad .111 h o add Media The wits imaild are to , returned on Monday nest. IA We within, to purchase should nil (Al. week et WAN job W. , m. 6.4 4., cor of the Diamond. 3Doz. MOHAIR HEAD-DRESS reed by .area. (Al, meddling at VAN WI:DEW& /ale ear Martiat st. and Diamond. A. 111.9-8 veta. in tine conditian Cincia a.O mired, Mr .le by J. ECIIOONMAKF.R. ja 0 21 Wood of. Fourth Ward Independent Ticket—Alle gheny City. Wil t lia j rn ,,, Adan c i o ; Selsot. sisnaln, .robjAca.ltql,:ia”.72Z2: Jimies Chaim. Armor. James Graham: Assistant Arse. on, Ebenezer Derby . , Andre+ D. on; *hoot Pirertore, t a Jam. P. Sterrett. 4,harlce W. Quick Jadre of Mellon, Sunnan; laminator of- Elsetkins. John Wright: Arrhitald hlontemomy. laO-ltd OREEABLE TO NOTICE, A MEETING /1. of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Itailnad Como. 11TT held Pltt.bon,b. on Monde, lb. Ate i tae nisi of the c.T.m°l. th° ci" of On moron. °.o,ge Bieck, Leg.. ems as Homely ay. painted nhatnnan, and Jams Ch and Willie. W. Hersh. Iterrotartint The reritte of Hobert Wrsotta. President: D Mltehel4 jr. L ittirluesiond W. A. 11111, L im e q.t . on d raglan. . me saner fed On motion of Robert lieflatobt, Erw., Tatum O. Croft, William Aloe, and Adams (hair were appointed Com. mitt. to matt Co. accountant the °outpour mod inn.. t red b , to reporto ...adjourned meting of thentorkholden erolled b e Co. Peeoldent of We martin.. tiE° BLACK. Cbolmtoma dome Comma.. Wilt M. Moran. I liemetariao iW Dissolution of Co-Partnership.. rilnE e,,Purtuership heretofore ertistiog Ibe the entisersbent In the °moldy I/whom. In the name of John Watt et 0, has thie Say Wen dissolved by toot./ nonaeut The budneet of the late Armwill he settled by John wane. at the aid litaact ea Liberty Hewes. and w Wu .14116 he to hereby authorized to une the owns of th e rin. JOON W orr January Alb, 10th. JOHN WILSC/N. In retiring from the Laminae., 1 b«rfally recommend nay Leta partner. John Wilwin, to the petteinager of one Armed elastomers. JOHN WATT. OLIN WILSON, Grocer and Comtnienion a/ Merchant, Naiin6 Meet/ Pittebureb. The outimibee wlliOnntin. the Wholoesle Orneery Pro. du. and Conalbidon buldneme, et the old elanS of John Wide p Cr.. No. =6 Liberty street. JOHN WILSON. Jere 41CKWHEAT-80 sack Inkeealoo .b be y;Bgtllt, N. In leasitlefekl eL SADLER, Bookseller and • I. Station er, ism.. stork of Tbmiorkal end etandanl 'Werke, Mueribmeons lad new Pubileatione. &bad Wok& all triode In me. - . A. & & Caton and Traci Mehl/ Ballot A One a...mental Stationery and Writing Pap., Bleat Rook. on hand or made to ebb.. Alan • choice earl.) of tlaneingee, cheap Wall Paver, verve/ sad Olt Window Sbadea. leurebaelna ter (Alm, I eun ostabled In .11 Wham/4 and Reba of four prfnu. e nds. urvonotly Shed. Raga bought 115. ITALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.--Situa v ted In North leyette township. AlipelberlY lo ralha from the city and 2i inner; rram toe liCenbeaval rarer& at tbeNoldeetorn ale Alan; rentable 10 se .% .11 Laced Rod booted and In • hint etateorealtivation. The itePrelvemeata are • comfartaale deeillog Wo* with nem& Rem Stable, Steno Millobouse. Smokehouse and other out building& There ban Gerhard ebale•aviveted 0,011 of various kind. The Pleell u 101 l neienet 11 el. Orion sprint,. sod the .bale place can to really rule.. bd. It la ablated lo • good neighborhood, eobiendoel to Aug...l4MM, ~boob, A. Apply te 1.11 B. 4th t at DI N. 0. Molasuoi INK .a• t!v. jolt JOIIO FLOYD A Olt BRoom s___loo l.ss tos. Corn , Jkr r zis u f , oLtale • by 2pr, III , SHELS, prime Dried Pentad., fflt p firs eale by 'jab J. It CANWIALD. BUSH. Dried fur j s by emdt/I1 JW 100 EROS I. No. 1. Lard , fel role Idi BBLS. fresh Roll Butter, 01 bee fenle Roll mow. J. u. eau Mtn. toon BUS. Oats for sale by LP Jo J.O. CANFIELD. 500— fres , Corn, in the ear, ter f c iz ogle by _ _ 11 - - 131.8. Potatoes for sale by 4.! 9 J. n.ctirattur. OR 185.5--A large assortment l_P of Dleele•lne ISA& eddeb I will sell at the love.. so All Dement o.t euPptled bleb the above Weal on (Wm ran WM 25 portent. by.aalling at len SLIM B. LAUIMILICS, ST - Wood et. ( i g COAR-23 Isiah Sugar just received from 1.7 New Orleans. for sale by IL 11A LZIT L A Co. PPLES--2i bbbs. Romanito Apples re . mired this day. WWI. web by R. DALZELL A Co. WILLOW 'CHARCOAL, an excellent ar- Uel&',neared ore ...1r In , rsviivivoartv. I dozen reed by All& It I 'O, JW coy, Diamond end Alarket ElDLerlri POIVRERS--.5 gross very fine 1t.,7 Ana l'reably prepared &mats Peveder• on band aid Mr ale by • JO& FLISIIINO. Jan ear DiataondAnd Mutat M. [AKER'S COD LIVER 011.-The best I I medal. at 1 11 JllO, Liver 011 now In aleg2;lll . d ua reitved ' 14 711 .4Z2 I R I LNG E LEZTRA011-2 .0 1 . 11-Pren ; L'lgttitra7=ll'ge7g." Ponterafr.'' 1or 4 06:111AND UAIB ifaiiillES, a very lugs and du asaartment, tad JOA. vumrso. rriOBACTIO —75 kegs No. I Six Twist, tueliy Totreen, red per otwaboal Pennoyleanta - nu coodgoznont., for ode by 4.. A. HUTCHISON ±1 CLEVELAND AND PITTSBUNDII IL R. Block will to taken to mintage for a Lot of_uenund 11...111a bounded by time meeta war the Hamad .ot lal4o ft alma. with a Irma Dwaine bend Rabb metal tbareopX,O. Apply to IVLAIN t 8031.11 bib et 11./LOOMB AND. LUMPS--T tuu.s uu hand JUP and fnr Ede by .10;11 J. A. /lUTCOMION t CO. "" " • inART4L OF .$2lOO—A person who is Vie* owls& to EAgoz z. hattri• • eopltal or 121 M. othor moans. grist totals ,op toed in wows' mrtc:l4l6 um, prlochallr to tlabotsb moutotturect e• Irookl Mn f era rook. to ••• toot loestkot. Applr to I• 9 11-ALAIN A BON. ItOLL MUTTER-2 bra fresh Roll Butter nell sad Gmea4 M ieo kV . prilge Lard. reed and for 'kali by markt ft. POLUNIS. gejlGB-4 bblo fresh Egg just recd and .1* .14 'alma It. tocuNa DRY PEACIIE 3 .,3O bbla. just ren'd and ex .1.17 4,0 assist a comma. AMUSEMENTS - - • ' Water-Cl:ire Institute. HA ') STREET (SOCTH sIDE) BET. Pri2 l f.V STREET AIM rm.: BITER. PITTSBURGH IC TOR BAEI2, Oraduate and Practi tioner 1 11 thy 014 Schools of Malicia, Allot:40Mo ao Ifomirpathle. and for thcast ton roars a aneerufa Ilydroastblst, has opersal s WATER CLKE W the abo,. I The perfectly tea. direct and laimedlate effect thlasjo tam Mut tio all Fevers and all dletiames acute and ehroule —while lt le mild, arateral and larlansating to the weak and debilitated. readers Rpecallarly desirable In families who .111 1. [mane at their horn.. Allopathic and Ilonurpathic treatment will be adatainho tared when. &Ariel; hut, attar Ragland thervaish oaperl. enos, Lsator Intela glen • decided pretreat. to tlydropa. thy, which has. thtnuaboat the old sod now woeld. prow !. ro emineullt euerentful in every f nn Melts iling Incipient rossumptlon, DrubehlL4, DTIT.I.L. Is flommetory and ebonite Rheumatism, /Whine, CUtalle ou. Nervous and Liter Dilloll.lt. Teatimentalit of rare. hoin Wahl, reputable citizen.. of nearly every Mate In the Unice, ean e.untleed st. Doctor Raolt's antes. The lie,. Clergy are !netted to tioneultbirn anti. Warm water baths used in the commencement. and of tau throughout the treatment.ll es luxury huttaad of on plassant, as thew unzmualuted might anis.. Rernimcsa—Mseeris. Chyle@ Bremer. Reliant. Palm. sa W. W. Wilson. W. M. WWis.., Thompoou Bell. J. K. Weldon, D. T. Moreau, Wee. D. Ihylmea L. U. kagllsh, R. M. Kerr. ; The rthdrrolgood, bov[hg clolted Doctor Dm/6Z fustltu. tloa ond witocoted hlggucceurful trosta2=cl iima thy mon mend Itho gm thoroughly edu d midair W. ona. T. Russell. Jon. WOonnells. David Min; John C:enatla, Hat. Patrick. John D. Li VinaniCal,Joenßrizbt. W. Patriot, Moons Eta.. U. Ormsby Utopia • jaitma !'LOSING OUT SALE—FAmILY ORO CERIES AT (TlNT.—hems .boat to make schen., In our bushaese..e eh. r, for tale W oost during the preeeut. week the bal., of our stock 013 hatul,touelstiog of chows Green Awl Meek Tem. Syrup, Pl.h. epieee, A,. W. Invite the attentsne of Amin. and the trvle. Terms Cub. net J. W. MerARLAND. 265 Liberty st. DRIME HAVANA CIGARS—A small lot JR_ of choice brands. Rimini., Principe and Reg.lin Se . clewing oat at art by J. W. iIIePAIMAND. PRIME TEAS SELLING AT COST:- Erratlll4 tarayson. erer4t4 Wary fair O. ITll ltu4g. 444. " •ANI" Stip . r Kruz. Brestike, " " ()cod Oolong. For dale by the belt short or tingle prang, by )4i7 J. V. SFVg lILAND. 285 Liberty et. B ItOMA AND CHOCOLATE bo‘n, Bakreo Benma, 4by Mamba., Selltug a/ melt - J. W. SITARLAND. 2C5' Liberty rt. DRIED FRUIT-25 hhls. Dry Peaches, to bushel. Dry Apple, for tale by JOll FLOYD UTTERLO kegs prime Butter, Uiu nI.I. e 6 ,11.3 Bot.r. bl..bh. Roll Hotter, ror sale .7 JOHN PWYD k tYR . _ b, ARI)--20 kegs No. 1 Lard, Ltr.t. ...al. , J.FLOYD & CU. g ILOVEit SEED-30 bids. Ohio Clover role JOIN FLOYD t 701. . _ 'Oft M.F.A L-72 hbls. received and for to. is: lIP.LL t LIDO ET. Water eL DOLL BUTTEIi-L1 I_ll, fa. .. _ .._ —.--I bbl. prime, reed and u rar male by JO HELL* LTOOlirt BALEL) lIAY-130 bales prime Timothy nmed and fur tab. br BALL i LLUGETT. I Ml' STUFFS—IOO bags roc'd and for I 7 m by 1.7 HELL A MCKIM. ftl E FLOUR-80 bbls. r'ecd and for salo by i.l BELL a LIME/. CHEAP DWELLING 110IISES.—Person8 wishing to bermme their own landlord; now have • tad opportunity to Main bargains, as ere here severed good, tentatantisl Howes Or Rae on eerie:mei:am; ar, If ,o n prefer to hand • hot r to unit retired& we earl tar nish yea with • hanAeome fatilding Lot at as low • prim es 10.0 &CUTHBERT A SUN. itralkietateseta i ine LW. 3d et. Third Ward—itizen's Ticket. (.1 ELECT COU NCI L, A. M. 'Poilock ; Com e'll;',4lll2M=gri int! lirE vo ili r .Sli r TO PROCURE .5. ;91.TUA m.amrsetating ertabl=l7. " 'lt: I. .Me gral . k: mil useful 1..0 y departt. and hem • implta of SU we nevelt Hundred Dollar. Re Is • good plain houhlumm e y themesmat• hut would prefer belog employed In orabunt nnfsetory. S. eh - TIMMY BON. 140 adl et. Jed LI LOUT ROUSES TO LET .' —Apply to Ii 6111 A CUTUBERT d 80N. 140 AA R. EIV YORK EIOSILNY, Swop. iborolie o Orltts, SOW Peer, A roll obooly oa hood end for sate Blend C M'en, W. A. MoCLUILO H ECKER'S PARINI, Whnt Corn Starch, Took., r For.. For ray by the box or retail by 0 0. A. Mr/CLUE/1. I_)ARED I'EACHES-4 bbis. Tery.eholee; ow 150 to. onBare4 do, for rola la, 1.4 L 11cCL1/241.: 1.4 1 /.0011 OIL CLOTH-12,000 yila„ 113, 3, 4. 5. and 84 Irlda. or a ocsA mtetr of pattarrts and at Um lorort priors, wholeaalo andlotalL /a 5 .1. 2 IL PHILLIPS, l,d Market M. GARRIAvE OIL-CLOTHS, of .11 wid th s, oal 10, pla LEI/ain 800 .o.ud .M hoary darking.od 221.2. roanotortorrod th rto 791LIoi rk orl We 'erne eett non of porehaarra tooor stock. which 2111 too sold at the lovoirt 2rooe *192 i. and retail. 1.8 J. LH. P/11LL1P8. 110 Mutat. et- TABLE COVERS, of different ;pantie/1, and,Mor . zizt n tio o. Btandairt mow of ray J. Lt. 8111 0 4. ILS liorlua rt. UNORLES for Sale— tos 0.0.01, kerb roll Outer. 6Mb 4241040. 1 4 12 bra low 8819 Or...2p . pke. 19 Ulf Lard. 40 rta INT Seats Potarb, LOl, Lard Oil. MoCANDLvae MILANBI CO, 488 rot. Windt Watar rt. PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTORSAT RE DUCED PILICILI.— Bertlal'a oroaplota 1 1 / a bod, radozed Prior. $1.60 Nktsreacalybratad Ittatnuotor, 1.00 Doratradler - 1,60 1.00 caaato, ...Elm. , 1,60 1...1.111.e• 1,00 . Iluttlae• calotosta.l - , 11 0 0 altrkbrol) P lOOO Ott tottll a Mutt, Lts 0 ormarea Plano Port. ar, 03 elutes Catechism, = For rale. at lb. II Imo atom of /lli , .1111L1 11. MELLOR. 81 W 0.010.• %ANTED LIIMEDIATELY— Pittsburgh ! Dry ""'" It t parlN A PON, No. 21, Mb at. iILIGAR to 20 Phds. prime S. 0. Sugdr 1,Z. , solo. by •Ohamboo. uut @e We by 1. 1 T. LITTLE*CO.II2:4 0.4 'Attl) bb 111. in store and ter sate La by A s • e ILARE•CaII • CO: rINALLOW4.II bbja. Tallow in store and Or sale be jM A. ILIGRAUGU OG. FLOUR -200 WA. •in store and for sale & HADDAM:I ARO. Q.EIIICANNUAL SALE—A. A. Mason A 00..na rwe 420 more et time Long Shaw at AGO% OP tbaraday. Jan. 4.1854. G 4 GOLD MEDAL DE LAINES—A. A. Ma- NON A Co. Till MA* MOOS. 00. of 061411 M. De Alas, at 12 he per pd. IN A. MASON A CO. will open on the 4. Oh G.G. 5 more cameo( Mom ee sad CaGeme. • 2 mare ewes at 050, Cbags Kentucky Feathers X pee'd tAL I.Ala daY AAA S A , AIa J. A. 11°7 , 011180N t CO. C~LouR—WO bbls„aciperflne Flour on la — and End Mr Oslo br J. A. HUTOLTIOON a Co. QUNDRIES.-- . 4CO melts Dry Nachos, plimols;lve6, 7 , • .4) do rased do , do- . 100 corks do Applas. 6 VDU puked Batter, . la btd6 N 4 ] • ISO ken do 40 it t nto k, P , o r taah. 60 las cheese, 100 dos ammo. Itrososs. lo More sod for . solo_bi. ja3 tIIIRIVFX. DII.WiIaTU. FEATHERS-3000 lbs. pprimeßy. Feath ars t arrita for al. by RRLYRT ILOOLLINS. F ISII-140 half bble. White Fiehl, 131 - do TToutl do Salm°. tor aal•ly do= HENRY /1.001.1,1 N. 23011 1 D . OLLAILSz c . esn o li l IAJAN 4 amount ofV7OO. cout 12 lota or ss.cdri. pantile In 5 gad onnoo/ poyandi, al 8 per cont. learsa. pa wakoOl Col o .:1=4 5/ bond trrir& A.Tieete JANUARY—Ilurper and Putn& 440 - - - ARrERS NEW PUBLICATIONS FOR IL. YISAIM-Thsehtra7 . 's row book, fl. . Noss mac Palish and other I soKlimrs sumo; No- ImL Pr"P V 74. b l rt? "s lier VOW " ; Nona Them, MMus! F 1511150114, btolios com . bleto, otbse now boots nett br B. KILDLRIk umlboor. nRIED PEACITES—WO bush. Ohio halves jj Amami sad lbr sole by BILL& LINGINTV • . . . flatfloOM9-611 des. mamma Brooms - to -I_JP oilrod and nd Se. by . . BELLI 1,11301=- __ __.... EGIOS---5 W. fresh - rams this day re. ealrol will Mr slag til._ JIMMY U. 00IaNt ' i .._ filbeili4.llilcitii'lcTst - WA per Ad, 71ab to prom:. bands:coo and heap WNW, VENISON for sale of Rosa, rattan & Mob. Comae. b the Mauna BABB/TS SCMP TOWDER SALE. maus ra. by kIaARIAND. Engl . ARRIVAL F SPLENDID Gin BOOKS 2011C11 AB AND amw IXAgs_Tt. ofltartin Loth.= ta,W"' taktal,taissi. • klek:ion Lealists 0f11.24, sodici w.mis t 0.... . read sad oral* to ' Op Wood gIiSLDEN 00-11Ferl got M.W. Apply to psNA 'JAY. :La iiited_il a y at Depot, foi ILO ARD-10 kge, peimelard vet reed and _km by. WO . tuumuon * puts . a--a ewup "rior =&ati;,o'"f‘gr AUCTION SALES. P 31. DAVIS, Auctioneer, eserci4l atia Rom... =emir Mod cod FillA fro , 61 - BOOKS AT AUCTION—WiII l a t lb. Clowatervial Ealie Rooms , corner of Waal aod an sta. on Saturday evening, :M. M . b. ....riuttat b'clodt,a catalogue at valuable book , among than arc an n. Smollett, . 1111111 1er.illatoryortaglasd.4 • plate. Cater'. . vol. Salo.. Wars or Kure. I Talc I.:Katitan'.l.lttusiete Worts Pieter. History at the World. 3 eobu Hone. And.. ilestirtar. td.. Art Union, frinVutMlT U"t viaa ot.,sun Ilistory of urea. L..: V=El7 7 , c 6WMoltlt°ll=alm le n: Soot of Hand Hallow ...ea Wen Idele.Coinpleta Work,. runny Medical Adrift. 11.1aiirl: say of libaltspearlan Quotatiocur. thaw* Trarelltg: Say !a la 9Attiogoooma be obtained at thaar i. t c lon v Via P. , A bet Yrtrewisol,JW.M. 1855. LiIIVIDEND.—The President and Board Of 1 1 ••••••• of the 3. L. Bridge ("MARY UAW! day declared • Dhrideed of Two &Mewl oo .00b dune of the appal Stack of tied Cow pan, the same • ill b twitrto the Stoekholdetw 00. °rafter the look tact. G. E. WARNER. ?remote. !iv end. rIIE ,Trustees of "The -Pitieburgh Gas ja, CoI:UMW km Ude dardstiarnd • Dividend art,. r.,7t r .pa Til'fegengl'old" b "n't?rhePte'Lgj tort:with et the oaken( the Cowman,. P"'"' corms or hrrovulail Gra Cant., Juan., nth, VOA JAM I'D M. CHRISTY, ?mantra" tattthett To Btudness Men. advertiser, a young man, wishes a situation. Ile is well aequallßed with douldeientry. Book-keeping: boa a gond knowledge of shlpoing, nee,- king. Ike. Unquestionable reference giren. Addrms 800 ere THE President and Managers of the Com- Po erecting a M ore, the o the Allegheny. Mr. ozolr Pittsburgh. lo the moot/ of Alia:shear . have t oar &dared Dividend of Too Dollars w idar• o each there or the capital Stock of the O .lNarY ' , bid , dividend. are acute, which will be paid to atockholdars or their logal nTreeentatirea forthwith. .101111 uiarsa , Transom. rittoborgh. Jur, 1. Ifinn. foloalo Mohr Micro copy 1 erect) illuttrrt. -rpm . _ ItermatraoF, untagr..41.18541. TUE Managers of the Pittsburgh and Al /age eny Elftin Complany 64 Han dreet) bays t d., &dual • Dlrklood of Too t to.; ahofo nn • '..r".184'1 c""1 ,a,tard Notice to Contractors. Oyster or MITIOPOLITAX Rani*. Pbstridir.l Georgetown. re. CL.Doe. / EALED PROPOSALS for, the gran!. Munn ry. and bridging of fustyvtliros and itillesof this road will be teralyed at the 0n94. 9e company until Una o'clock. P. td. on the lath tar roar, neat , The maps. prof', plasm and antacid:M.l6.lin' be reaiie,. Siv r tmtion onar . l= 4 tha m .ith der of Yermsr ci lb* cillosMsningtori and ticornstown_t dealaosd otte Itrilthrown and Ohio Itannowl, by an etwy and direct route. wooed too with tha loner cowl east of the - Point of iti no n on the Pot cane river. and making savinsof dieuninon the Cent to miler! of the present tnvelad nua nu the Canard to the Weatern and Northwestern Moon of YortY . miles. Promoting fresh the point of lutirreatim with the Bet. Mato, and. Obi. ItallrOad. the route Wands to the city of Froderick. aed. I=lt % , =,L . the oarloolturai dill of Man In =1;44 town, where where It connecte with noes of re now In 00. oration estemUngte ilarttsburgh, the Peomy hula Bane ma& ka The portion of the Mad Ihrwhigh peuroml• Ma loot. catonda from the westerly Lim of the Mam ma col wo.lM ( 3 34 . Oahe. Pam Owarotown) tO the city of Pret erit*: • hinged. will bereoc.47 . d . for lb. work 1116etket. of eta mile mutt. or forth. en Mamma of Chinn.. The work Is genmally a a maiLitm themeter ihr this portal" the erantry,. with. atm heavy mains On oath and moll sad bridging:and may exists thr pro. muthig It vigorously and en economy Mill scums of ymr. The country Ix elevated and rolling. ..eh orator ea, sant remarkably healthy. . Melina modlthMed Far .be toroidal.. of thmanama• 11l ta from 09010100 pan. Any further luSarmation Maudby OmpopMe Me work win be funnabod at the onto,al Maypo pad whitening . the President of the company by letter prior to the day of letng. By order of the ti tkord or Dirootora FRANCIS DODI3IIk mooldent. 109.U01 fa& EDMUND )12EliCIt. Chlorins/Mem. -. Parragema Ma. Foe OTlOE.—The Annual Meeting of Steel tuthem and PI of Stouter of tbeoolld Ito Don! Amocatfoo PlLladnalch. the cmadag _yeayri be hold o t the Odeon Hall, Fou rt h street, oa MONDAY DVANYNIA Jam lst„ bedew, the hoar. of 0 and b r. at, (meeting M A) By otderof the Mani jal. J. P. ILENDERSON.B•ey. 1 111 E Preeidezt Mulageaeof the Cow ommartralttb=rlbe ortt " y ' & * . A e l o r y, hi NM* day declared a dlvichgd of Tho i DglaN mei& salo of tbeeapital Meek of the Company. ea which dleMends made. yhkh will be pad to slootho/dola or theft 10011 roldoWatallros Itethillto JOIIN HARPY; IN•wroledrer• Yal =NEM! NOTICE.—The Co-partne:rehiClilliam Lorimer, Jr.. with Zug. Llukdas was Metier red by =Wel moment The and twins nyebaaed his Waned, the baldness will be reorlseted SS , muter the style of Zug. lambus l Ca_ (I all . M In Whizz In= Mu Arm of Zug. Lind . J say & Co, IME. „lebour fully noutomoud the orotund Ilym to Mme ' Vat uryln. Jam W Id. 1856. W. WM; Notice to Skit*lugiters: • • • OrtiCl Amman= Vain FL LOP, t Pittsbh Jamey /. ThAS. lN accordance with theeharter, a general maLing of the litooptablers of .ilkokey Vd 11, 7 e. al Ilepa grill be bold at their No. 7 W Ve,t W . street, PI thiburph., on Mel:lnt Tueedar (6th der.) of lieb ruary nest, at 10 o'oa* A. 01.. at which tim e and a.. Um Report of. the Pnaident endPlanizlz.the tad. rear. rod a Statement of the attain of p.op .111 as presented. and an election p r Preeident and Bean/ of . M." 'NotriT th' *in.i.r.11e.e14.12 RMS.. RAM Of I Pitt•bareb. Dee WU. WU. A IS T of deposits, and balances of deposits, t r a mama aaAay ... . a n whkh A••• ••=lllll W" • " 1 4 4!Pot•f i li+• 181 b, 1 / 5 7 " lAtlo n..ll76 .vrtniz i ........_::::::tua Mows 84aa. Aprit 101.6 ..... _ • / artlfr that tb• • • WaSoawat W came; to the bn . 'of my 7BB.R. AltraliA.Cadm_ lilyera and satraritol bah. me this 2/th dayot •tr ia l 8.5 t. . W. alifar. • ldlavilmit • • Notar ,. ‘&., TATEMEN7: of De Intl and Balance's of L. the- Deporit Ara ltattent, , bate moatned unaltered and smetalmed Wee ,eart next preceding the date litstfebeat: - ruih.ra . thtgb. bal:Oet...=. Iletling Woolley. oleo-June 6.11 , 64......_...:. . .60 W. Tbs. ate boottbeattto the Rate. - • eft - JOllN bkePattb MAGOPPIN ers . eublet.• - • • ittrocrwenit Ba ki ' '• ' , .• • Althated unto sad entattibect beThre ' —•- tiet.9-3tdBILIFS - J. Kelt tit&HNN.tlatary Platt& • 0.1. a Otto MID 1 . 1.411. RA . llttaborgb, 5t3.1414. NOTICE.—The Anatial ., hietting •of : the 11 Btocttoldrrs sod laortlon of Dtheitoatof tha Ohio and P.n. Rained tbsosar. ths • to balk at Ob. oaks of of dkanpany.• to'L=rati.tO 'Monda lb. SA4b day of January. nu, torn., -a. homy of 10 a...nada r or ti.8...ra0re.,.: 4 , 41. e , d) BY Oder doddid .. • •J. Ro0131803; Boy. iJontruat, Nat. Dirtotelt.lnnorlata, Won and Chinni. W copy., ' • g. Otte/Ll:The oubscribera tieretufgra C;; , • Ins Mu:Wm eehler ebeet7i. of Denneek„ Vasa it 14 the thautulettm and side of Unmet ToOls. him Genie= bald wader the str of DAst V 4 N5W)1111,11.7W.. U " hi *4 taw . Repot* Wad,. in the Ninth Worth and 'Parabolise, Na. = Wool meet. Mime of as rill Mehl to settling . Op lb. bt , etteete, Plttehhreb. Pt • • WM. DAINteSN - -- 1..1, 14—tal•the J.K . Nr.vnetria. - - LEAII-70 pigs Galena Lead, fur sale by 7.4 IL DALZELL a lE. UOT-1.4)0 ba assorted from No. 1 to No. 9 ' - Jr" 4 ILDALZSIX • Orx " RUTTER-14 kegs packed Butter i t '! " = . it aot irtar.io dote,. Data= a co. Crush No. I Lard is 1 •Z Bnat . ~LL&Uny DHABI, ABII--56 barrels Brat quality x. E.D.tcrict. CO.. IitTEST PUBLICATIONS—A course of Lectures, delivenst Seen the fastut MeteerlDD , D. • The Rao sod the Mtg. ilittstrstUurkenv. Atheism lilted pie. o f National Y. • nuaks tiring eerrohe:_br Maoism Alorrey, D.O. Hard Times. VA 'trams. . AtdobtrwraPhY or . rots. jt, I, • lAD. TB itl street. : _ ELOUK.-400 bble. extra. 2oo v wu x, ~ewY~ matms tbr 11,111`1"- ti *-- fris. rend ito - lißutter lust fectited and ihr sale br - ll . fty co Luz , u it— too t . , trO h . Th eOp TZ . , 1: 34 IIV "41 1 , 10.113 1 74,1.3 real bY .. St tit-100 bbln. cintinnatistenin 1-1 aka k tat i nirata'..lT.soa ss.ntoilt INV 114 ES; in Lan bxii. 6, l d : ea. br da2 w 4 4 . 1 , 0 0 D FIiEBVOII .eirttate six IlfbOmr Va. and on the Penna. WM, wen lc° eons dem* • 0 --- ,..c y a,....„..b1 , 1141.0.e11a boos* and m 'bent, Arai and grill be old tot 12,500. Vero ' t" — WY!' CAM= tee td Apra nett . , n(0.140.34 ONEW AND SEASONABLE BOOKS, lied.' . 2. -, ad by the American IlinOny freimil Ca" lab.!Mrar^ ntib beautiful entraelarm. W. ham seta been able to off. r to no, Mond,. alto . *, rif n , u.,=,3l .ar.. ,, , ,ta u. lax i ttt na l y: trr ib rity ot um" , • nolma t t rkigu z .07,:r . g, , ,,, u!,,, , w, ...r i, b. *Jibing bonsm,Uirbleb the atienUoir Of MIMI • ' broariume Am beWtla r rte. filill•ii/4.- /Lillfj• of illmtraterl aneletandard make. OIL bream. arMUAIb".. ''' ili.• taw lintidey Worm thta nark ha ssm DI " . dell - HOGS-150 Dead new; averae 200, for ' ix ink by AURIAISR I Drown's. too A 132., saa. W . . WOOL Flatll34 4 A '...21i1tV44.1/ I sca l ! maam., e* D r • bola itcdr of Wool pubusi law ClaeLahms. *41.1. E. BIBROIDERIES REDC , : ' 'A. A. Ma of tOdT L .lo.4a.sattnea L be,lash; ftdmilhaw trumasesgtoca or bred4.1•4.0.0.8.4' ...I”..ds ono) eietoaa or abmws.clFFewn-14 ° ° l4 l l4 '' °••• - xdoluax aaavat opened. .
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