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' • * 4 :°° 14,0 . ofaer Wakin Garat caces to our busthesi mm
• . • tacit anima* meant of main thar buy., kn.:rim
- betweentbostut &a thousand. ~MAT
4 iteterehant "iiiarachietarer mid 403 A /' 10•14 In
affairs. In takbig this come we
v. Atated some of the most piudently
conduct, establishments in this country, such
14;1: the "Journal of Commerce". and New York
We hope bettor times will soon smile
'Oar tpleness men; our merchants and menu
and that we shall be compelled to en.
-hirgii . Our borders to make room for their favors.
la the present state of affairs the smaller size
will better suit both advertisers and residers.
We mayremark here, in palming, that our edi
,.,,... - • torial force was never more effective and . better
ic...i,-.. ... , r .4l . the head of our Commercial De
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t,"- - -, i _ _ partment is Russsm, EaSsrr, Esq., whose, largo
• ,:- _.71• experience, sound judgment and Wiring indus
': 14: :has ,ronde . that deport - it:tent of our paper
*nal to any in tie West, it not In the East.. 7.
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7Our merehants award him the highest praise for
f.. 1 ''. , . strict fairness and most accurate delineation
the Market, while hie money articles and sum
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financial affairs in" other cities give
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.1i our Home Department presides W. E.
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teas, Esq ., a young gentleman of a liberal
cm, of considerable experience, and ther
-, • 1" . ... acquainted with Pittsburgh' and its 'rick
- . . i : - : ' - i . - :_ He kJ a bite acquisition, and his department
abundant evidence of his ability and
4 .: Of our own department we shall say
4;.: . We are grofiriniolder,. if not
_wiser,
prhEs we Strive to profit some little by expe
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...- . .1... - .. .i ere's! Department . We can say, in all
• .. Ar ; :',.. GT, that the Gazette vvill not be less worthy
1:4:,1: nwpart. than heretofore, and that it. will - 11-
- '.11 ,,, , , ,;475 freely and frankly express its opinions on,
...„ : ,.... , ..;‘,.1. - Cocrery, subjett of interest to the. American ,peo-
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e -We pablish to-day two articles of muck political
liattrest at this moment: One is an extract from
'"' - t,;:j :-..: a Lecture of Hear WARD Bmtcloca, delivered
- ;1 :::• .. V„itzNew toil this week, and the other is an ao
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~, 'of, anew _ secret 'Order, established and
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' - '4Zeg iturai nd f " t f! t e'4 3l of -Politi4e,
4:-.114-t, PM-.. of intense - -.rnincoilzi`AtrikiithinpOlititt&:
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-.• : ',.: " ' • • - . the .funtieSkineit: wa rd of,Lti,aaalia - ,
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;,.;,,_ -- 4.1m4):- be pat ilown.,:_rhi , .B.ltrill:bas 'Ch'NF I ..
7 . \, L -01Le±,. the: idea. .4j:sarritiothh26 . l92
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Th . ---- raniont,ittterly de ' s , ee s pi r it
, l '` . crioppoiliipu , to elisiery - en let ehe Knew
39 1 0 thinIfOrtienin ;de York is suddenly and vb
. lengi Tent . twain by the 'Anti-Slaveryspirit,
- --* and i .., o a - great secret organization springs
=et.' . averse to the pro-Slavery views
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--'•:', - snow Nothings. This is but the be
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• :',: -.:- ',-. - gof the downfall of Know . Nothingism
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,:-' the Northern states. 'The moment it al
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t- : sr-' e ed itself with .Slavery 'it planted the seed
•• •• •:.pf rapid dissolution in its "own vitals. No
' •• :- : I ..party in the North can survive such an tali ,
0; • .id luxe.: "The.fact is, dust the 'possibility of the
ee of's. NatiZnat party, as the term is
!"• •.':. - - Poinlarly , understood-as s party composed- of
t v.:, ..-:.-- - slavehohlere and non-alaveholders, of pro-elavery
. I Vc`" •: - men and anti-slavery men —is_becoming daily a
..- .1, ,- . _ question of greater doubt. The old Democratic
:zit - t- :- , party was the last political foothold for the sla
-4":tY;p,l-.4. , rearacy toteiperate upon in the North„ Mathes
If: .'".ViiAIF .been so ehaken by the Nebraska._ outrage, . : and
-.--,:'.. „;... ';,I, so weakened by Snow Nothhqpism, that it is no
"..-.,;'.. ~„"""?',"•;: . .Wortger the potent power it once was. The tab
" ''''' :-..• -'- treble Silver Greyfaction in the Whig ranks can
- . -7,;•-:-,, , ,,,,_,;f, , e1itrin,m, Dying point on which the slave-power
..7.; bang a hdpe. - The last plank. that of Ku5n0w `,:....2.: - .•"::-, -'• Nothingiets4will erentuall be kncicked from under
-:::,:::::: - .'4 . -‘ the feet at the idayeri propagates, and , then,
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oi 4 -American party—the. Party which will write on
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7,,,,,• : its escutcheon , ' no more slave territory," "no
' 'ore sla la s tates, 'no "no
.. national recognition of,
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. -no national TOSrrneil . 1• .
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- iliAcrui7..-.,z 41 - elopmente orlast sane
-,-,•,•• . ._•,,,.p0r.1n oppt- , 1 •,-4 to •..-..•0 exactions of the ileac ,
ki‘ f-i- ...,'-:- i' l W lX : 3 *. b . i.d k 'fa: .'''''4'). '?net .the Peopii.of the
4. 1 -ciis ... -*tee al.ord - 43: -. . - --,..t. - rt and maintain their
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.ticTeM.ortieett - that Know Nothinip ,
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n reire:d its ix-44.C0ira , h '.. , :,1,0 apprehend that
' -- Awould be seitO3'onl. - 4 frie - 3oatit - is ite . most
4, ,, ,:s4-.Letrutointitlliito - Meit the tieing sea , .
6 ; :',•„:. ....._, at , triaaara;f4;4i7;-.=..liad divide fill!
.: ..,..:;.., ..; . If Aluimbei Sttitr.., - 'J . :l2%4am are Into
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PITTSBURGH:
Parnada-74.11Mt.din no ouh
taxlm, elk_ Mgr 2,:o , ifeekts GaxnNe.
Aitianati 1344 . Iniice, -Mbenevar tn.
arrdt, thipiner
Y stonia;.tileei Viiinbonelption is rer
pnracit: 'l6.l.llrnissent advirtrtzut.
indan, will btu rigutned - ..t0 pad in ad
444,creollowilltbswharn sixdalinentlr .
ihotiorOninol:*;ki'lv ail. paper
appearance to-day on • a
rhit'letis tluin heretofore. We hive
iillek.rifter . - de;fiberation, as the best
- oar - icaripuiiid' - oeti retrenchment .
nue a necessity from the increased
'and the hardest!' of the times.—
. In business has so,reduced - the
iace - dereanded by advertisers that
wed so large a sheet, and we on
o expend our means in the article
lob can be put to no valuable
shail give our readers the same
~f- ut ter as heretofore, and whenever
rertitents require more space than we can
,
'trenching on the room we devote
atter, we will return to our previous
arrangement:s thus only temporary,
iginated solely by that sense of pre
2rrulerum which should lead all care
accommodate themselves to the alter-
territories geniis of the Miiiouri cesePitnelse
:Should thelifi pass,' - and .1 Bee nothingie.
pbrient-it, ruinLhave four"ekruseleater asking
for admission into the 'Talon before the close
of the next Congress.. Should the same state of
*him exist then thatexisted last Congress, mu
to: a More littAted extent, all - four of the terri
tories rill come in es dare States.
' •-• much for the platformi of 1852, adopted
by hotiLparti'es, to wit,„ that the furtherngita
flan of tho olarery question Sues to be discounte
nanced, In end out °Montan . ' . My dear air,
l'would not giros cent for platforms, in these
days of political chicanery. What'we want is,
Pool .of-ecree, sr* and 'bottom. With such, no
Platform is needed."
. BURIED ro Dsann—Alexandor Bowm,an, a
ineacsd ancient, aged 22, from Hagerstown,
was hacriled to death in Philadelphia, on Wednes
day morning in his boarding house on Chestnut,
above Thirteenth. The house took fire while
Mn B. yae in bed, and in his to escape
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from the building he became so badly injured"
by 1110 that he shortly after died.
Tam STATE Tram:mama Cosvramma mum
bled at Harrisburg on Wednesday. CoL Hiram
Halts, of this county presided. Resolutions
were introduced asserting that the late vote of
the people was not to be taken as en indication
of public sentiment, and claiming that a major
ity of the people are in favor of Prohibition.—
The resolutions were. adopted.
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The Myileries of the. Court of Queen Anne, by
Wm. Harrison Aim' iwortb. 'phis novel has just.
been reprinted by T. B. Peterson, and is for
bolo by Miner .&
Co:, and 011denfenney S Co., of
this city. • • -
PROM WASHINGTON.
of the Deng Pittsburgh Ciesstte.
IVAJMINGTON, Jan. 17, 1855.
Why the Homestead b 17i was defeated—Mr. Datawn
• of Zinn.---Suactsor of Mr. Mama in the French
Mission—Pacific Reload.
In speaking of the final loss of the Homestea
bill I attributed it in part to the hostility of the
Know Nothings. I spoke from the best possible
authority, having received the • assurances of
members who Toted in the negative to that ef
fect, and haring witnessed the whole proceedings
and observed closely the spirit which marked the
conduct of members while discussing and Toting
upon the subject. It is the large immigration of
late years which is used to alarm conservative
men as to the tendency of legislation which may
possibly bo construed into an invitation tooth
era. The KnoW Nothlngfeeling was deeply ex
cited. and. actively arrayed; against the
There is littl&doubt, indeed, that its defeat war
resolved upon in the grand council lately held at
Cincinnati, and that Marumions to that purport
were duly forwarded to . Washington,
Mr. Dawson of Perussylormia, who had charge.
of the bill daring the last Your years, straggled
pliantly to save it; but, as I saw from the be
&sing, quite in vain. He effected all that could
be-done by personal .vigNance and energy, by
eloquence, argument, and parliamentary skill.
Unexpected events have turned the tide - of feel
ing and of fortune against the measure, and it
tailed accordingly.
...Politicians improve upon the experienee of the
girl who counted her chickens before they were
hatched, and dig the grave of their associates
before they are dead. Who is to be Mr. Mason's
successor, is a question as warmly canvassed as
if that venerable embaisador were known to be
under the sod. Gov. Bigler, GOT. Seymour, Gen.
Dix and Gen. Cushing have all been named as
aspirants to the cypress shaded chair. The At
torney General' has A facility in, accommodating
himself to his situation. He has become settled
down in his •eliffilnet office, and means to stay
there till ousted by a change of administration,
or other unavoidable dam Dix can't let
because he is a Free Soiler,.t.youliiiiiic ii oa
promised the appoinimspFHiesti is Aittuf th)
(Ittestion, „Culecilfr:Feensiivimis itiltaus:4A
hlFs2l4lhire.:4o
,eoalttlpoliklcutigigm
45 P lat
Ikedsl4.roseriel.bisclirot,artibir.FriOaint
.iffile4 ll-111 1 ,23 Ptugo• witUrvlSlT;.7reihapa
4Trali4driti4,*fosipolq — bul for his labors
the conflict of Democracy .
ptcro - undated with the great :dragon of
• • ow Nothingism.
The House had a busy time today on the
PBOl6O Itaffroad, but made no progress. The
fide minntspeeches are now going on, and may
continue .dirongh the remiining fire or six
weeks, mikes arrest'sd by the House.
,The Constitutionalists of the House are
but just aroused, and contest every acre of
ground.as if each. them were a survivor of the -
COnsenticm of '9B - and '99, or a second John
Taylor of Caroline. The project for three
routes, One for the north; center and swath re.
spectively, is the only one which stands any
chance, and this chiefly because it will take up
the most land,—say 46,000,000 of acres, or
three strips 12 miles wide and 2,000 miles long.
The Bennte‘will pass anything at all which con
templatesland•stealing, with unanimity.
The Massachusetts Emigration Aid Society,
for the settlement of Kanose Territory with per-
EMS opposed to slavery, ig," if we may credit
the Boston Advertiser, likely to prove a profita
ble investment for its stockholders, though not
so intended. In an article on the subject, the
Advertiser gays:
"It has so fade its investments, whiCh are
very considerable in amount, that its means are
already enlarged by its profits, and it could sell
out this day to handsome advantage)"
As regards the character of the settlers sent
out by: the 'Society, the. same article tells us
that when the Mr. Lane organized a church
in Lawrence city, Sanas, he found a larger
ten and women who had been
at home than he could have
dlar number in the old States.—
sertained, when the Kansas Atha
'ized in the same city, that more
ten was a man' of collegiate
Aid Companies, as tart...idyl:ad
have not SS yet paid any man's
sal,' all who have gone thither
own way: The Massachusetts
sed its means in founding the
I, and erecting a saw mill, for
suses,-.lYeenm, public library,
church.' Settlers go out with •
s aid, and those who went out
I out their lots for $6OO ad ,
coat of improvements. Since
:inter, the Massachusetts nom
ireparing itselfto . oper ate with
ss-dn-thisepring„ •ss madded
y to its subscriptions.' At
text Demon, It will found towns
other parts of Kansas, and will
party of emigrants every TllO6-
with the first of March, haring
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larger number of persons enrolled,
o to Kansas, • than it eier had.—
fever is increasing . all through
rest, on account of .the :hard
Corros Bsoirss.—Mr. WM. J
arm' of Smith & Gale, cotton
brokers of this city, committed suicide yester
day forenoon about half-past - eleven o'clock; at
his residence, corner of Royal and Esplanade
streets, by shooting himself through the head
with a pistol. Ho had beenpartia' Ily deranged
for some time past, owing to pecuniary sever:
ties, and to an attack of epilepsy with which he
wan suffering. and there were suspicions that ho
bad Intentions agakst his life, and he 'therefore
had been narrowly watched. . Yesterday fore
noon, however, helms aeon to enter a privy at
tached to the .house, .and shortly after, the re
port of a pistol was heard,. and a servant.run
ning to the place found the door bolted, but at
length made entrance through a window on the
back side. ' Mr. Smith was just than in the ago.-
nies of death, 'gave one groan and expired, He
bad lulled himself by applying the - pistol, which
Was a small. Colt's revolver or .six .shooter,-to
his mouth end discharging the' oontents, which
entered.- the jitplar. vein., ;His ;month and
tongue were maugled in alerrible manner:, ' A
etroner's' leanest was 'yesterday -held, and the
following verdict was rendered: aßaloide , by
himself • through. the head while hr a
lAtee ty,"- clocese.,
• - •ctleto.";..Rdutkr:CiirtillXis, and was forty years
- - 110-'lad been in. business. In this city
•e -- "1-1:Years, and had amassed considerable
;And was a• gentleman, roach respected;
a a 'tang wife and one child to lament
l'alsad,:;-,N. O. Bra Bth •
vessr Dam*, to thir N. I', Dill, Mut. -
-,...Yamiortiros, Tuesdar r Jan; 11.
Toed by soizipetentauthorityll*thet
determbied to change 'hit - policy.
' ‘"solijart. , of.,22*ln AciliiitiOotut.
Width, the .Bandwich - Islendi,
vesicovire*reeteiral , tow,lt
t to Secostv; *ad a* etTort
Wu ANN, *lick. lidoubtless
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.=Teets Omo ItmloinucM—We sub joinAlse -
the'resolutions car:lheinbjeeriir
„mere adopted by the Dconociaile.Bttite..Ctsivezt
tion of Ohio, held at Columbus on the Bth inst.
The first of Ahem is explicit enough, and the
second has an air of frankness and fairness, but
the reader is not en.lightemd as to the. !power”
which the Democracy of Obit; "leant to-ba their
duty to use"- to prevent the increase of slavery
and to "mitigate and finally eradicate the evil"
if each State has.othe sight to' adopt and modify
its own municipal laws, " by what authority will
the people of Ohio exer t themselves in any man
ner-in reference to the +bell rl
Resolved, That the people of Ohm now, as they
have alwaysfione, look upon slavery as an evil,
and' unfavorable to the development of the spirit
and practical benefitd of free institutions; and
that, entertaining these sentiments, they will at
all times feel it to be their duty to use all pow
er clearly given by the terms of the national com
pact to prevent its. increase, to mitigate and fi
nally to eradicate the evil. ' Be it further
Raoaid; That the Demociapy of Ohio do at
the same time fully recognise the doctrine . held
by the fathers of the Republic, and still haul
tained bythe Democratic party in all the States,
that to each State belongs the right to adopt and
modify its own municipal laws, to regulate its
own internal affairs, to hold and maintain an
equal and independent sovereignty with; each
and every State, and that upon these rights the
National Legislature can rneither legislate nor
encroach.
.Dols ON hues= WOOL.--Judge N. E wing,
one of the heaviest wool-growers in Western
Pennsylvania, has addressed a letter to a New
York wool dealer, in which he argues in favor of
the reßeal of the duty on foreign wools. He
gays he bee written to the Hon. John L Daw
son, the Representative of his district in Con
grass, advising him to vote for the repea4ehoulti
the subjeit come up during the present session.
The pith of his argument is contained in the
following extract: .
"If the manufaisturer receives a moderate pro
tection by a duty on the foreign fabric, and is
,not burthened by a tax on the raw material, we
may reasonably hope that American energy and
perseverance will enable him to compete success
fully with his foreign wool. This result will
necessarily create a steady demand for wool; and
and as increased success shall enlarge manufac
turing operations, we may hope that the increas
ed demand will enhance the price. Fluctuations
will be less frequent, and the certain—though it
may be moderate—profit, will satisfy the wool
grower, and cause him to persevere in a business
which he is now so often tempted to abandon."
The district in which the writer of this letter
lives is one of the largest wool. growing regions
in the country, and such an expression from a
leading cultivator of the staple—one, too,.who
has hitherto favored the duty on foreign wool—
is of some importance to the trade. Ito effect
will probably be to accomplish the removal of the
duty.
ExTralsrva EMIGUATION lficurratx.—We have
information from a quarter whence the trnthmay
be expected to proceed, that it is in contempla
tion to establish emigration ' societies on a very
extended wale, in tho large cities andtowns of
this Commonwealth, among the foreign popula
tion,for the purpose of mutually aiding each oth
er to emigrate to Canada or the Great West, as
the parties may themselves decide. In this man
ner it is contemplated to :reduce the num
ber of the Roman Catholic residents at
least one-half, within a brief space of time; and
the design, of coarse, will first move the most
useful among that portion of oar-population.—
We have no direct information of any public
steps hating been taken to consummate the
scheme; but tho principles on which It Is to be
carried out are being discussed, and the project
will probable be perfected.—Boston Journal.
TUX 81f1115 IMMIGEELLTION.—The publication of
an aradavit alleging that 64 Swiss paupers had
been sent to ibis country at the expense of the
magistrates of their native village, has elicited a
card from hi. de Luxe, the Consul at New York
for the Swims Confederation. He states that the
statement is possibly true, but observes that by
the customs of Switzerland, each Swiss citizen
has some rights in the common property of the
city or village to which be belongs, and of which
he is a burgher. This is called anarinde reek;
and thus by receiving from the corporation of
said city or village the means to emigrate, they,
in fait, received part of their own property.
;',..llitirStries in question were shipwrecked, and
was Sent on from Halifax to New York by the
wijr , of Boston. About 8000 Swiss emigrants
India do our shores last year.
*I-11.111M113)—(ba the enpaing Thursday, Jan. 18th. by
Tin. N. L. Oarsman... Mr. ROBERT .11. CUB? and Ma
HARRIET' L, daughter of limy Ingby. Zvi., all
DtED - 8.16.11.4 ill* 18th thit,lts Ali
MB, In the 70th rear of he .y..
lisr Itmesl take flats this lOW:tam, Xttta 1
.t 2 o'clock, from uf ifsldsace of boo war, Allealtiur
City. .
Oti prkt.iceornieg. Jan. uta, Ins, at Ido'cloek,
AMU. IntetiPed danidder of Ilenry and ElLtabstEt Omer.
aged 12 Team
The Mende of the hardly are Incited to attend her to
nand Atm els reaklence of hat-father, Penn it.. near
Waine. this afternoon at 7 o'clock.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Derangement of the Liver, is one of'the
mat =mon, aa well tm the moat tbroddable of dlaisaa — c — e
known to denericart physicians. It had for years attract.
ed the closest attention alba medical faculty to all parts
of the 'United States, and yet rap GI the time of the Waco,.
cry ofDr. 3PLane's great Spechth it wu shore beyond the
reach of medical skill: - Thousands had perished without
even a hope of rellef and although tholuanda may yet be
destined to feel the direful effects of this most compllosted
dime" It la now, thank. to the research of Dr. illane.
moot oampletely brought within the ammo of medical con
trol. Thu proprliton of the Liver Pills Pal oonlldent that
they offer a remedy which ham been folly tested by One,
and watch has never failed °fumes' when Early tried,
Purehneera 111 be rueful to sat tor On. amems
CELEBRAXBD LIVER PILLS.. and take none else. There
are other Pllla parimetlng to be Lien PIIU. now before
the pablig also. DU Celebrated Venzdfore, can nor be had
et all reipectable Drag Storee In the Unltol Stater. alto,
or male by the sole amotoletora, VLEMINO BROVIESS.
jaledlerJ3 Surnenens to J.Eldd k Co.. Dl Wood a.
Hernia, or Rupture, a Curable Disease.
—DLL REM% or 1141Wond street, teal leave . to MUtounc•
to the public that .hs has made arrangement; with Mr
Musky of Few York, to mil and adapt his RADICAL Coos
Tacos. whikh received Mopeds, medal through • =viral
committee, conMsting of Prctemor Roowico. Pukka; Cin
ROCHAS, 0.11.14 Lrmow, and others, at the New York In
doutrial Exhibition of all Nations. Dr. Klemm has an cf
foe tack of his Drug Store, wimps all kinds of TRUSSES,
SUPPORTERS, LACE STOCKINGS. MOULDER BRACES,
PILE PROPS, and SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, are fitted,
and satlefaction warranted. Trusses at every price can be
obtained, and of a quality superior to any °that In the
market. The great pperalenes of Rupture bur Induced
the Dr. to glee especial struntlon to Rows are of disease
requirink mechanical smolt, with till coniMmice that
ids long experience in thie treatment of suritessesbasens.
blialblzu to met Chi inrmalng wanta'of Mu community
In this regard. If Toni:mesa ruptured° not fall to cad.
Ask tor Dr. REESER, at his Vilmicade Drug Mom and
Tr.O.D.PA.No. /40 Wood Areal, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sign
of go Golden Mortar. Tialidive
Agency of. Dr. Pitch's CelebinteAlifeil
=mat Dr. D. EL KNYBEIC3 Mug Store. N 0.140, co'rner
Wood st and Virgin Alley: •
. Chewy Palmosdo, Poltionary Beam Pectoral Eno°.
toraat, - Pnbsonaa7 JAl:amen; boparstlyo Nyilly, trout
Corrector, Hamar Corrector, pus and medklnal Cod LI,
: 011, An4lDioWddlo 111.xtar*, Cough and Cathartte Pl l / 1 7,
Noroloo, Nom ifuvr, Female NIB , Tomsk oPooplo. to t.,
mind br Um constantly and ait6 varroendadod oneeesi
la the treatment of'
aids, Cbughs, Orattomption, Mama, Haut Dift6S4 INV
—.lX2Sia• iPartruk, Rkia Diteatu, Rlsramativx Fesiale
. ,
BMW Sher , •Platal Abdominal • '
Dr. Fader lammed Sled &Wad El'
• der Dram. Dr. rilch's Meer Md.
Ala s all Made WPeoorleterl i Mdicines, Ilnesess. nun
miters, }Moulder Helms. Ennamber the place, Dr. *Err-
SIGCI,I4O Wood street, Ann of the Golden Mortar.
diGdAnS ,
- -
Great Cure of Rheamatim—The_ -
Editors
of the nichmond , ItedditilMcm Dee. 2Ath,1662„ ear_ that
Carter's Dual& Mixture Lob quack medicine.
They bad a man In their pun roam who wu ev.a.a
with Cohort Macula lihisamatisin„ who TaiseistbzuVr
complaining of misery in the beet,.llmbe and jaintlo•-hti
era had beemmo Sourish and mattert, omit swollen; throat
Ku, =dill the symptom' of Rheumatism, combined with
gorefola. Two bottle. of Cotter's nerd& Mewl fitimi
blm, and Dian edit:del aqui so shore, they bur tistg
many to Ito wonderful erect;. and ear their only rinebit
li r that all forcing with- ilheuwor the blood are net,
awini of the exlstenee of such a towilehm. They Amer
tong recomniumd lt. Poo their erriblaste and non.* hi
Dill around the bottle. •
_. d m,ll lwlr29
_
It Should be -Universally /Known*le_,.r
It lantrictYy trnorthat builgasticra hi the yezent- O E4
bigeyeepeitionot the fetid dhwasea. Dyienteo7Almoboaa:
ehobassambis, liver compliant, and anniT Dan Mem , '
see enemmated In the city Inceetoz's weekly =Wept. or
deaths, us gsneratad by indbrestiOn elem. Tblnkof thee
d7epepdeel think of It all who .oiler from disordered
Irtomarls, and If you aeliwilltris' to be guided by ithiela
founded Ilion enneelenoanteet , at °nee (deieldela7ada7)
Iloefiand's Ga 1131162 Bitters. nonlowd by D. 0.2C/sok
-11511. which, am an altaratbria made% and indifonent:
stencil , alone mod nxiappronehad: General dere* 124 trek
Amt. We have tried thaw Bitters, and '•-•"••=•°-
ate eseellent for the alma! elejt.jbl
My Dim.. Bee adeeri;
eitiztace Comp 7 ot rittsburgh
Wit: BAGALIY, _Praideat.
OANUML NAMMILL, Wy.
orrict. gs WAIT=
ob arßErrs.ErrmrEN xutzsr.AND
wv
- -
OillO-AND BIIIISDMITI BLURS, AND uuBDTABJRB O
agsTw i lmna rho SSA ;a . I =trirgtriatria
M -
1 ..
: -Ma. . . Wm:Tart r..
Maa
M Wm ext ul .. , ' • i'4' , gi raht
' t . ifiga — Jß7 - .N*;6dt. Mails B•Roci. '
•• 7 Wean' Bryant; .' 7 • • . 7. Eabccanaskj• .
'
mon AGENux•
P2'4ll°- lesPowder
.1/1 Tall" of o jr/rA
doltsr44T A y m zr
a rety upe,
das zal..sauxassai.magetantuum
PHILAI4EXA.PkiA''
tire and /*Want* Company,
No. 149 OHISSTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE Tlig =TOM HO=
•
VIII make all of -Laurance. either
. . kinds _
osrPerns er.Lbanad. on eyerfdesaigtion of Pr:Oat/ or
Merefinalhennt reeenraille rategorgresedzeor.
- HOBERT ItiClEil, Preildent.
' - EL W./Wawa_ , Vice Proddemt.
DULWICH&
Chas. P. Myer,. I 'P. li. Corm
i P. E. E. - EnitEeh, - - Geo. W. Brown, _ -
B. Semi, - - ...... Jan.& real,
6 berman. . John Clayton,'.
B. J. Megargee. ' E. Wller.
P. Es4cAntagn. seeess:r.
J. G. COPPIE, Agent,
corner Shied and Wool streets.
LADIES'' FANCY FURS.
M'CORD
CORNER WOOD AN.p . FIFTH STREETS.
.ARE NOW OPENING THEIR LARGE
steak of
SABPINOT WU, entbraring every variety of
LE,
MARTIN, •
FITCH,
SQUIRREL,
LYNX,
OJNEY,
SWANS DOWN.
TALMAS, VICTORINEB. CUM MOYYS,•te... to which
theri=hsten of the Ldles.rttt.zol.&
Dallera Magical Pain Extractor.—
There never has been* discorm =al In listens Meats
whereby paha can be so dedckly allayed. and when, pw
In • high stateol intarumation no be en rapidly reduced
to their natural [tate, nor shire wetuads and gores can •
so thoroughly and midair healed. and decayed parts
stored without ether sear or defect, thin with "Dattxr'
Hennas Pam Ernurms."
In Cuts, Woande, Sprains and BraleoreasuaWes •
which children are masa:Ali sulheet—the Wis. of tie
tannin, Dam's Pars Itcra is ever the came!
much Pain and Petering may not thus be prevented!
Morearer, Life Itself is often dependant upon having t
hand the Genuine Dears .P.iossamoa, and for partle
of which I taneetfully refer (ohms printed pamphlets, r
the troth of which I holds:myself responsible!
No Case of Puma and &aid, no matter how severe b
ever set, in any . ono instants, resisted the all-powerful.
I.l.enbduirsr, and healing fatalities of the Daarr's Pam
EXTIALTikI.
Yoe ale try GEL). IL KEYSERit. 140.
corner Wood at. and V n a ll ey
ja73lAnd by
nT Grnaniata throughout the Unit eltaten
.dA
JOBS C. BAKER & C 0.13
TRUE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
Reeemmended by all the Professore of—the
Inineine Medical Cullaces In the United Staten
ALSO.
JOHN C BAKER d CO.'B 'COMPOUND FLUID R 2
TB-ACT OF BARRAPARILLA,ona of the best articles of
the kind (mown.
ALSO,
JOLLY a aa - Ezz CO.'S viverAßLE FERMIPVGE,
• certain Specific ler worms, and Plieettar hi the ".t..
ALSO,
YODER'S GERMAN LLVIMENZ • most yaltinble ariy
els for llorsem also, for Itlaumstbna. a certain cure.
Por sale by JOILNI 0. &UM it CO.,
No. 100 North Md., rtditslelphb,
And by Dm:rests asnerally.
HOLM ES, RABE ,Sc CO.
SIICOTISOII TO
A. H. HOLMES lk, BROTHER,
MLITIVACTOILEILSce
SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED IRON AX
LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT
TOCKS, MOTs.
Timber, Mill, Tobacco & Cotton Screws,
Mu:Laing 6nd/18110a/or Nar.Aincry
Car and Bridge Bolts, with Thread and Nuts
complete,
PITTSBURGH, PA., -
Mumma. No. 31 WOOD IS., ammo l'nurr AND Worm
Brill wort warranted• adal-tf
HARDWARE
'LOGAN, WILSON & CO.,
Beg to ealithe attention of Buyers to their
thtandrefltock of
HARDWARE ARD SADDLERY,
conapetang one of the meet complete 'essortments In the
03untrr.
REMY= DT RECENT WHETS YROII =ROPE.
Led which they offer on the met faeorahle terns, Dee
-hosts going East Win find their Interest Promoted b
Maytag their HARDWARE et
No. Stil Wood street, ,Pltiotheirgh,
(4 noose MS Si. CSA•I49 north) 61-Irdtve
HENRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING ANT)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CHEEtr, D S N RA, IN FISH,
And Produrn Genendir,
No. 25 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS
Chi'soli Furnaces, Wron Iron Tubing
AND PITTING GENERALLY.
For Warming and V slalom of Buildingt.
/1, W. effl
- 19.11 arptials, r Mama. &art Mu..
40 Dote. orDwrollina. SI Mari.t . . At- Pittsburgh
A. A. CARRIER & BRO..
Corner 4th and Stoithiteld eta.,
• PITTSBURGH, PA.,
ABRS773
State Mutual:Fire it Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARRISBURG.
CAPITAL 8350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA;
CAPITAL $300,000.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF TEE VALLEY
OF VIRGINIA,
wroeneorekvinanne;
Capital $200,000.
017108 PilBB.l, 188CILANCE CO. OF urrsBBBoB4
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $300,000.
L A. CASlilnaleer.
New Dagaerrlan Gallery.
git. NELSON. woiild resbeetfullt inform
hla friends end Me make temr.l% .that °ohr to
meet the daily Ineresdrur demand Mr ma Voimerrentypse,
he Wu had hat mad !tummy completed (over the Old
sat 0111 cm Third mrseca meet the 13.. e.
masoltleant Bks Light, OMWIes ever constructed for D..
guerreotype aurDnen. the. Molted States. Bette one
Prepared ta caseate Utemeamm of all alsm sod stales, tee,
tom weather, from /1• o'clock A. M. till 4 o'clock P. M.
visit fr om colleitad. *beater thee with for Llkencs,
ea moot. Emu. Old Pont Woo Buildlwo, Third attest
d 52.41-03
A Special Bulletin or the Sick.—Dr_:
Zone's farigoriding Cerdinfrollever with wonderful rapid
ity every disorder ineldent to the dhreetive apparatus, re
dome the aPreditru ranewatire strength: harden. the =le
eks. Irma She nerves, gives libutleitr to the .pinta. tre.
emits the =andel agent's., bardshre derpondener. inmate
to the attenuated frame a More robust appearance allaYS
irritation. ease the distr~ Imagination, builds op tha
shattered constltnikon and may he taken without fear
by the kablert Maiden. wig, ay mother, se it le composed
solely of thajideee of raniOtterital babe, potent only td
invigorate, exhilaraterand restore..
tithe system hurbioxlnirelaged bylmproper Indrawn.
on, the Cordial will lame inters rhowoureitallty %toe,
err organ. Ms hadtude reerdpatrikorn late hours or too
eke, applicatket to lab= daily hind; to qUlekly moved
by Its Kelm and Win eigagielid sedentarywonnetlooe,
and subject to ineourentaini therefrom. xellind It Wade
and healthy atinoulant. Wheretheriroulation of the blood
le sluggish. °rani oftheturtetionsof the body are legend
ad or imperfectly perfumed, mbar, the natural so
Uon sad communist.Parinardint mord , to the o=ore
and diehibutive argait. i
Thom who are bowed dow n phyakal debility, and m
feeble u to locale anareedvaring the TigOr sad udon
of manhood. aro farted td give this worulerfni initurient
atrial. It einbodiee element of their restoration.—
germ they haveoreatunad the fait bottle, they will be
ranstioue that the racuperivtivi *DUO, la at work In tr
ey debilitated portion of tittle frames, and hope, soon to
be reallead in their tborocC4Jo reatrerY;will Cried up la
the:heart.
The CordLtlepatap,bl WO ,Oneentrated,ln plot hot
.lIIIP Proprietor
ties. Prim VPa bale._
„tCro ., so,e h t Or. /1 :1 . 1V2 *
24,11,411.roadiran' New York:
Ih. ft._N.811V4:9.1:4t
M=7
da. and thio-WW UAW..
. -
Extract from .alettir by the Rev.
CouisCuitzte'uf Boitort7 . Bilu It now travellsnt for hisheath
in the ESNs
"It Irina ens All IMO present Ida of the expansive en
terprise of Me octrustryntall.to thlai the commodities of com
merce ,tinualy In hStkatlaylletsver pe Rote. 'I have
not yet visited any .wasiderable city of Turkey Where I
did not End the Alsdiclues army country well rePossentwl
I ri= "r an t d I F B7 6 s e llgo;le, " =to eh n on
t hee. her putt of some *war, ;the penile-4Y Btfetl , ;. - ,
looking leon cal ell/I:Ate; saying in • IsSuusestuttich
rl , o h t one bile ...
ndc res
sa l
arc On a shabehl be aße reoreelemied Ittuumbruin are
seen Us Bottles with thete Bastilsh.l7l:
, sul , r7, French and
'German boos turned to lbe ItATZ = te llring t we,
try S t hat
belie=emief . v ' e 3 a waive theL P, Wnst bo date lo
styrod of arateari WIG' when they end there
in no othereure Ma the= 7 •
I was told here yrateidsy that the Cherry_ Itctoial
had been presented togs Sultan, andle nosilp conetaut
use in Ids harm, and to this llosaltals al the la:unite'
Reliance Metal '-lniurance Company,
- - -OF I'AILADtIX.RLO- ,,,, -, ''' '
,liiiics:id.l6. wettrarav r ib:s ?c , ";
.
FIRRINSIIRANcE7 - 1 012 : - Rel den.
..,,0 ,- to --
Ited.orPeitrolitit/OrtOtaaltdboi,Poraltatt, aar
ci lrm%l girineW4, 4:3itibl ',fro! prollbr
Brost OttMlorott
of es Cato . .ri
rag ~..arrr profits, :an
. on. &yip% . ~. -Of ' a sof OS Cteruer,-
eceseertibise ~a l, .::;,,,,,,,„ ~,,,,ddra,.. ~
1
... • :An'. • :'' Lewfs 11..tishiglanit. : . ..:
;a. 11...T....1M1it , . . =
T. C. Roddsia. ,1 ,! t . .. 12- 1 George N. tbacer, . ,
a. W. OLYPebtoO,S- - •:.t . ' ; P n i• W. Tin g l° , 3 : . L'. '. :- g.
Robert Otero. ta4.;,ti. .Z. I .thr°l l .' -.-.; ~,,
.• C. tl. Wald 4 .,..'54." a ' l t V i p d
Itterthea t bwtes . .t I. in y _ . I .
James L.l'sr . ~,,,... .. ;. A." O . . r.,, ^. 0, ?.7-- ,
;°''L.b:... F • . "/ I " 1 t 4 :, ,:At . . ' 9:.00Mj, As __....sse:
, de.7.0.12 , .; f • ..; . ......trer Tatra stol , s trod o.00lto•;:-
. 1 ~
Worms; .401311 fis,.Ad4W :-- The
wales. of B. k.7.2osOlatles Viallatprtas olosllt*if
onsfootolittOrattiotimei, slims smoductoit tr. •
top toini4 eliittitosff tae bettor.; kill iyo.
Item taikaf =OW loWand titi Olt asuouantitit
Mete Inorrod rug ma: Add% too. sr* firiptpturir* I
text to wows ttoffoirtom anttiFatttOtostlaii,44l4, -
von bitistatbobiolitt. • • • f
N.Y."
musrs:a .-
,thrinimirt tee , Astd cijiidudia
tars vaodoviottadavutelaist 0:1 ./C , Kagr'4`,4 4
Asd lataistriiielktinigenicts4orsts larkiimate..ar
***6.s maid tai:iiid - tr4 ,
.106 intololt. Whikitha-timeoort,-bruio.oiistitress'
numbeigil***Z. l :o4o**.m. tw ' th°
;Wait ifolOwitoPitiripmas.'
HSBSiL
pritidiad Patri::A:..lLrAtaniMlo49o;
Niat
roafl +moo imam
.FLERIND
• (scampass TO T. 1:1•D • 03. 4
WHOLESALE DRUG ISTB
NO. 60 WOOD MEET;
Pl
Prriatcssof Dr. 3PLszutsoelsbrated Vermifoge, Lpps
Chemical &wive Stotip , -41ive it angle
,21U-It Ls one:of the most partial and userid Ma ore
dewclaw day, bi which 60 pa cent: Is Naiad in the time
and labor of washing all latindlris and astatine frietla...
PO iI•CM6/17 In the old way, la entirely dlitensed
And littls heavier labor need be performed than the ordi
nary riming - and belling,
no el toes will look swab whiter and elrenor, arid last
longer than when leashed In the usual way; It la warrant
ed'iset to Mimi tbe finest Melt
I.2de soap la encleetitlr empatior for the toilet, and the
removal troll. wheolgrease, &a, from all Linda of alike and
aceden good. It sill remora moth, 'tan, de.. from the
eklo, leaving It &Aland white.
/hi' a...WC Paha, furniture. ke., one fair trial will coo
tho canal mind. notesly that it work+ moth
erquirk
. eager and more thorough than any of the ahuthhh
brown or fatally Kam but that It &recta • saving la the
dot coat.
Printers by keeping a strong solution or this soap on
hand. will find it Inralneble In the clashing of tne forte..
kh, as ft remoras the Ink readily, and without minty to
the type.
By the use of tide scan, the difilenity,heretefore adneri
eared with the hard watarsof the South and West, Ls en•
tirely obviated, and the water needs QV "hrsaidng"
. ulearelng." it Doman. excellent pmnerties for tun ilk
salt Water, and let refore rendered a saleable marine
soap,
Tne promietors o er this in a neat and merchantable
style, being put up to pound ban. and each bar stunned
with the proprietor's name, and warranted equal to the
recommendation, when used according to directions.
The best flannels may be remind with thissosp without
Wing fulled as with other neaps.' Traders and the public
generally an requested to clew the Chetuleal Madre Soap
a fair trial
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Dr. .113E11 . 3, 140 Wood
street. turner of Virgin alley. do2l-d&wo
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire & Marine Insurance Company;
OFFICE 55 FIFTH STREET,
• ItIABONIO HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA.
JAMES S. HOON, Pre ltd.!.
Minn A. COLTON, Secretary.
This Company maims every Insurance ap•
peeteligng to or connected with LIFE RISKS.
Also,agalost Hull and Cargo Maks, on the Ohio and
DI Issiselpi4 livers am i d tributaries, and Marina Blahs gm
..
And againstiLoss or Damage by Fire,
And against the Perils of the Su and Inland Navigation
and Traneroortatlon.
Policia. reeved at e lorestrates consiedeut with eaillty
to all parties.
DINICTOES:
Jame. S. Mon, " Wm. S. Haven ,
o.mnd MeClorkan, JameeD. Ida
N4ll.llem Phillip.. Alexander en
John Scott. John Fullerton,
&end, P. Guiant. D., Robert GaleraY.
John IdrAlpin, Aleraruter Reynolds, Arm-
Wm. F. Johnston, strong„County.,
James Harebell. Horatio N. Lee,Hittantiltig.
George S. Belden, Hiram Stows, Bearer.
sorliddrfe LPmt. CODY hear fat coLl
DuPont Powcier.—Every variety Bina
/ant:2g and Blasting Powder. in all also packages alway
sn hand and for ale from hingashte. in lots to salt - ptv
elisserson framable terms. Also Seats . Pus.
D. W. U. BIDWELL. Slumtneturen' Agit,
. 7.du
tr 6 vemtAtft.t. flagman
Another Pittsburgher testitying to the
.0134erntny =stir° powers of Ita.rhave'. Rolland Bate=
ammon
?m
e , 6t 1854.
Marrs. Beau,RlN Jr, 61 (b.—GentlmDen ee,
—Fo h, r
a yen
Den I hare been aMieted very setioniT wltirdTnelida.im
much als, that my snemaeh refined to retain anything. I
to,. tried almost every remedy end the regimen of met
al phyPielleill, but aritlin nimil I toms the
use of I:heehaw/a Holland B it ers. and have now fond re
lief almost amounting too cure. I found it eftlention la
removing the extreme debility occasioned by this disease,
and generally es a tonic It tin few equals nal no, superior.
Respectfully, JlOOll Wmas.3el et, below' Market.
eltrrlOX—its easeful to ask for Beerhaver's Holland Bit
tern. The great popularity of this medicine has induced
many Imitations, which the public should good against
Datelining the genuine
forand Bitters.
Bold
of
11l per bottle, or 6 bottles y DroprietoeS.
BENJ. PAGE. Js-.6 On, on. 3d it Smithfield eta.
J:7O. G. 8311TH, Birmingham.
H. P. 64:111WARTZ. Allegheny.
da..M.fc and Druggists gonoral/T.
M'Clintack's Family Medicines.—Wu
all tCaattention of heads of familles,and ottous, to tloood
szthennemt on the (buret nage of thsle Thlusign rudiT
Medicines.
$2OOO Wanted on a Mortgage, for one
er too years, on titer due Real Estate, situate In the
Lein ate. elty. AIJSI7 at thin Waft. a. 241
FAMILY FLOIMI—Lfest brands constant
s on band, and for sale Wholesale .d RAW by
.112m3n.1 D. W. 11E101'1 93 and 95 iron t.
11197. TED STATES LIFE EffSITRANCE,
ANNUITY AND iIIIIST COMPANY:
PIIILADRLPHLA.
OCIARTRINED APRIL 20. 1850.—Cgaaseg MMUS.
CAPITAL--$250,000.
(*lce S. Zomicr'qf TAird and Chuang streets, Pita:Mg/HA
OFFICERS OP TUE 11031 R BOARLCAT PIELLADELPHIA
Steghrn Crawlbrd. r nu ~
IP:V11. Goddard,
Rem. W. Tingley, George Sl'llanry,.
Ambroca W. Thomynan. Lawrence Johanon,
Jacob L. Florence, fJurtes Dvremz.
Win= al. Godwin,' IWilllam'lrKee.
Pre.rident—Stophes, R. Cranked.
C - nn.Prerktent—AmbroadW.Thompoo.
Ratko! Excratiner—Plttcburgh. June. TI. WWion. If. D.'
Allegheny City. IC R. M, • ,1 - 11
GEORG on V F. ARNOLD, Agent,
. Mal 74 Fourth di...4, Pitt. • • •
• :4.111/F. 7 0 7 . - A.?
Families will bo 'mooned -with our various ,
now. orFREII F GROCNff PLOUR. by leaving their or
dere at tba Mill, or In our boxes at L,gan„ Wilson k Co.',,
Waal street. or Braun k Baiter. owner or Liberty and it,. r tt r
Clair sta., Pletansrgh: Y. P. Sehnsrbe, or J. T.. Sunnis,
FlOglAllegberty. II
rrill be delivered to 41mUles In either of the eltlet
Terms, CA/311 on delivery.
11121:1EDT k CO. t
DUO and Comfort.—Thom Conforuudor T ASH-10 casks this day read and
step Deported from Perin. ottacUr mite the net to the
peculiar shape of the Heed.. a new hat loom owl' on the .415 11SNRY. - 11. 001.1.1:Na.
.10RN MEA.L--10 bbls Fresh Ground Gorn
bead .. .old one A nest St and s good 0.“ roar Led Moot Ibr male by JAS. MoLAUGULIN,
tIT Wood ot. solD•tf W. DOUGLAS. , j 0,2 SmithSeld
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
— arms. llse•Lsooy CoseMNY,
SquiP,lstey Mb, 1&55.•
VOAL NVANTE Proposal 3 beteed
Jby this Company Mr 00,Ma bushels I__Pitlis
Cyst. of the best guslltT for Us. ....kbaß
delivered st the Company's Stamm nom, defog sew
mouths of April. May and jun 14
eof this Jest . 41stApou
multi the lsth of ishmszy t IR .s 5 .
.1•20 , •16feb Jl4O. R. TRIPIRST. Aslti:Pitfr,„
OLL BUTTER-6 bbls. fresh ittitAtt
reed and for sale by HEML a OnLtSli
4 REEN APPLES-10 bbls. thud '
eifiod - '
_1( and far mile by ItENILY IL:„
nuT AGAlN—Woods' Montbl3r.JUsiVes
L., tat. Register. ()nit them.. descrild ni ttety
good Farms, 32 Ilona. and Lots, 43 One
and 600 City Lot,. lath which puretuser , Lr o lle
wanted belbre, baying. OW and ga aRe
og2o.tf T,lOB. W uar,-
Colt SALE—An excellent Fit
wad Lot on item= 'L. Allwth y Cltg It
Emil:aro of jaZdf THOS. W00D3.45, 4,1 1 L
VERY CIIMAP—We have fox, : *ile
Farm of 75 atm, 10 or whirl us elloulaiwit:X .
TT; I t r:giltry an
ft d nthatantial ntnalgoir
Vhfsrm is ote r lAent
$3571
Far
.1"
IVEATHERS-75001b5. p
on band and ibises br J. A
FLOUR- 180 bbls.' extep,.Flour,Of l bind
and for asle LT J. A.III3TOIIINIC
k , ENTLICKY MIISTARDito
h m. canisters on bud and •
J. , 00,
11112 o E t S-3 , 00 P l s Hid.,,VVA
fiRY APPLES—Wit t
. NC
Jur for Ws by Y. 20 . 1 "
DAT E fl-1W U
0_:31. we by 1•20 _
U'" , &CO.
ARD--KegLard
DIG LEAD-175 rigtbegrAttlVlltars %tore
.d 14r do by PL $` • ..4110:11nodet.
tiOGS
la II hart reed and for lalya a CO.
UR - - 300 14011.13i-rax*Extra
Ali
I.7tatr a co.;
UOPS-10 balttspixn
.and for sale
rINSEEp
ciiiiixasa • • -
by
A. Itlfir.iiiNat
I f
•Ab tl a y i,. of!mr:
UR.F.5E13430 . lig: lin•
•jl2 to store e l
liblitilti Vagindligate.. •
BY viioCo4ll: ,_ :',. Iltiorge Citigtiond;
D tb * . . 7 1lot h atrtagil
Di - It s 2V VirL W4 - dock, rlit... • trostof
load ociotuthiglissi t . • k^iiiiiilP: contah,
j tlol g iradjoitga " Pit San MILAV.,InItg
4I••• T•• _ Pittsburgh road passes
tract! pWi t . .P!stia tonvetdant to
ditiorig or Ws mai.
kT'9 . - • 7n : 4 n
504'f torn. , '4fl., r
IL-critannrai);
.•.hatatiolot - 4 7 4 0-, 67 44 ;g t . JAIL ChATOICHAD.
I i ,. :*
eel
GaN;z4 , lj,k AND LABEL-10000 lbs*
-‘ '* 6 4,f1it ° ,11Mu.24.4..
• 4. ATl ' d • : ER—B ridal Cardanztd
t . 44164011 and white Ct.rllx Nate t Z=
Ot= 6" Wir.V11111.0:11,. 414:gheny.
- •Ws. and I keg Roll Butter; .
~ "1 3 aak i / g a, u wooolt.
r mnrrhay,mmtiTE,
I• • D by aßoard oflrisitols appoint
, the Mats. la under Qui aughatataintunagOal.
•• • LW., a dlglogulabed ITAMItte of Welt Mat,
• ••• ltagnmaa aided by up able Tand„.o.,
, a t t u o r to that mmHg taught In theta:a
, Oa addition awnings azlanga ti. at ur 2,24
. A r at ti voi tai ra i agl t ta ,
Aitentlreetal•annask tounlonatua on ts., vend
clemmen. (114 A Sat., 1 Maws
. nuatra
yearly igualtna t. gralua Itt v at i rna udita..
iriptaltuf=Ottagtoarst.,
.a
4.itoi:c co;,:t r
seat tad
ty
7167u,.1.r0.
rirHops rec'd
1.170 ti CO.
I tr? Oil in
.d grtmli3
recNl'.ll
, 10 - 4,11116,-niketted, to Mi ff.
,r'IR.I,IIW,T)ICK • hy a co.
lOTTNIFT.
DICKEY d 00.
R--7 bbla.-rectivulg
--HELL ix LTOOET
HOSIERY: AND
opm.aerbunta, .
.ettionl i.ag
0 t
a p pozeha tf . Joint ?tohu o
.
persons laobt:d ff
to nalr:tate are
P•Yment, and
two praon.
%MPH rtrr t,
• 7th. Want. Pittaboah--_
AMUSEMENTS
' !Wall Jhortliormo=kmeorts or Public Exlll
ilono. owe berorkt la A
Grand Concert or Sacred Mune. •
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, by
teamed oats . Lwiles Rellardssoetation," eye
• toneert for the berieStef the Poor, on TT re
nlng, Jan. 'l3d, at LAFAYETTE HALL.
Che The programme
Q will consist of a pleasing Tara,. of
rtymg, Detetta, uartette, e., chime Truro Haydn a s
Handel. all of which will be given,'Yrlth au ()reheat:ell a,
a:imperilment.
• Programmes van be obtained at the "Hulk States on
Monday afternoon.
thl,ifoor.
neketa 6^ , mts, to be had at the Steele Stores and et
As the entire ',meats will beheld to the Helier Assoc!.
tion there will be no complimentary ticket. given.
Concert will commenee IN o'dock. janii.td
GRIMTu.EET,
VOCAL AND INSTRINENTAL
MAD. DE VRIES,
THE RENOWNED PRIMA DONNA
Al:listed by .
TALENTED TROUPE OF VOCAL AND LNETRUILENTAL
PRILFOII3IERS.
Respectfully informs the public that etc will ere
GRAND • CONCERT,
AT MASONIC lIALL,
On Tuesday or Wednesday next,
JAN. 23riand . :416.
4gr For particulars seaman Ma lan
Annual Meeting—Pittsburgh Young Mans
Christian Association.
PRE Annual Meeting of the Young Men?
AL Qttristian Association will be held In the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. 6th et. (ker. A. M. Bryan's) on
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 22d, on which occasion the Re
port of the Association will tw presented, and etA address
dellvend oy coworm.
The public are rcapoctfully invited to attend. atomises
to 00.11031130 at 7% o'clock. 13AWL T. IAIWRIE,
N. K. WADE,
J. H. CLANEY,
- J. W.MARTRENS,
iiklo.3td Leettme Committee.
LECTURE
Young Men'a Mercantile Library &sod
_ ation.
VI EY. JOHN LORD, of Connecticut, will
1.1., lecture In MASONIC HALL, Cu next MONDAY E..
tang, the =I lost.
Sverscr—Renry the Fourth, ondUts;Ehesruenolic Ctnetest.
HenryVlVavarre. O. of the greatest mocarebn who or
ex filled a throne, said to his soldiers at the battle of Ivry
"My children. If you mien your standards, rally to my
whilst:dame, rollwin aware Hod It In the path of glerr
and boom." -
Doore open at half past sim Lecture to commence at met
en. Ticket. of admission TA ate, to be hall at the Mule
and Book Stares, Hotels, Larraly ROOZOA Lectures Commit
tee end at the door.
DZSISILY WOODS
JNO. KIRKPATEICK,
ELIAS H. IRISH,
WALE. HOLMES
WM. IL K.nroefri,
MASONIC HALL
THE THAYER FAMILY FEMALE SAX
HORN BAND hare novel nor n and
annotince that they
THE
of their and cbaracteristio Fate,
ta/nrconts, at MASONIC HALL,_ eatomenclng an TUE&
DAY KYRNING, January lOth, 1855.
•Sir Dcorsopen at f% o'clock. Concert to commence at
TX.
,11111 Ti ol ckeu of admission, 25 recta k'or rarti . e n emre
071C4
•—••
•
111:4 qc.ARTERS, WOOMST..
ri'LIE Nuhscriber is now prepared to fur- .
II nigh VAL KN'TINES, in mryquontity, having opened
the largest and eheapest assortment of bentlemnstah Com
ic and Juvenile Valentines ever brought to this et z
Gold Valentino ants, Valentine Writers, Emboss." in
'elopes to snit all sizes t
aeo alentines. Dealers are Invited
to call and examine the one:tent. Orders by mall or
Otherwise, Dunctually attended to.
jaltratersT J. P. hAIIFFMAN. P 2 Wood rt.
kmm_nrilymmi
• •
nF BENJAMIN MORGA.N, formerly of
Southwelle. near Panty Pool, England. He left WA
native place the 24th of May, 18413. Any Information of
him gill be thankfully received Ly hie Father and Math•
sr, thing atqlogroanla Va ll ey, mar Proatbara Allegheny
wunty, Maryland.
I•lo4twf3 Jona( MOgliA.N.
ALICE MORGAN.
lOomberlaul, Md., bilnereJour..l
tiOOD TENANTS WANTED for thellfol
lowing Houses mod Store Boom.wae
r
wo Dwelllnw Howes and Store Bomar on 3,1 sr.
A.Dwelfing Hoare on 6th et.
A Dwelling House on Water et.. above Grant.
•
A House of S rooms, on Lo nrt
A H 013.8 of 3 somas, on lsedlard he ed
A Large new Howe., Rows, at head of bat at.
A Dwelling Haase In Birtalrutbson.
NA Lamm Tavern Stand in YAM Birmingham.
A Large Store Boom on 4th K., near Wood.
harenatione Roll on ether. now knownasCargro's
isls Apply to 8. OUTILBEHT 50N.140 3derall
EAPITAL OP $2OOO—A person who is
about moving to Kansas, baying a capital of 1201 V.
at= means, wlebesapartanenrilkn capital to enga
In general mercantile business, principally In Plttsbunilb
tonnufacturedarticles. Would leave in two weeks to se
lect locatbm. Apply to in. B. M'LAIN t SON
UNDRIES FOR SALE
-11• 8 bbls. Roll Buttes; dos. Brooms,
3 bss. " 3 maks Potash;
GO kegs solid - 14 kegs lard:
wsacks Dry teethes : sacks Peaheng Dry
Apple " WOo 2.5 "
10 " Tanners' &raps, by
0.17 M: AIMLESS, MEANS* CO.
LINSEED OIL-13 bbls. Linseed Oil just
teed tool for sale bl" R-ROBISON a CO.
Q NLY $&I) I Tor c Dwelling House and M
• large Lot of ground. The use eo ytaina 4 rooms
a a good cellar. The Lot has a feat of I 4ft-on One
Road. In South Pittsburgh, by 06 fat den 0
Peach Treys. Currant& Goosebeerrles, - tutuated
Water, Sc This ifrop.rty f Monongahela
and le but • few minute had. Apply Ur • 1
di
e. launetilsa . THBERT kBON.J.IO3d
et:'
.... •
1 11 /r -- ng :tt emtian ' in store
and for sale 17 Jan mama BAGS.
ItX,S Castile soap in store and for sale
da in store. and for
FLEHINGBM)S.
300 LB S BormadaArva Root in store
aad Ibrmslo by 3‘15 FLEMING BROS.
500 YDS Adhesive Miter in store and
brace bv AIL FLEMELNG. BROS.
t acel i m . il) s r Sani.L'oailk4.gre
BALED HAY-75 bales Hay for sale by
j 1.12 JAS. 3.IaLAIIGIILIN.
EAR CORN-500 bushels Ear Corn for
Ash by jeL^ JAS. 31eLATIGIELLN.
BUCKWHEAT—SO eks Buckwheat Flour
• iur Grade by 38.1.2 ' JAS. .11cLAIMILIN.
'I I+ s ' I oz. ream v. • . an.
intials by lal2-HENRY H. COLLINS.
T-10 tons baled Ha for sale b •
tg; •: I WI ; .
!• ONDS, MORTGAGES, AND STOCKS
rdtigine wishing to Invest their tetras on reliable se
..•. Informed Out we bare mutant] r on bands
• Bends and At.rtgagee on city and conntrr pro p :
weer._ ,
Also Bank, Railroad. Bridge sod 00PDa Steekl, a ll
'Of WWI is now offend at very reduced prices.
DON Smitten Paptr wanted.
:11$13 - B. 51•LALN At SON. No. 21, sth et.
..,
113 B.
METAL-20 tone Pig'Metal ; prime
• areleje, offered at the low prime $24.
:
113 B. IBBATN ".1t SON.
ILA.WLS—A. A. Masonlc Co. will close
7 - on e balattLe of their 113 lontlghwals at WO: deo
•• lo t of f OO sod $5,00 Ehaerle ELM and V 2,00
IPLOAKS—A. A. Mason & Co. will offer
veto timbals.* of all their Cloaks, comprising elegant
trench and New York patterns. and of their own mem.
Picture. at s reduction of nearl.r one half the usual prices
1 IRISH and other Pencilings by Kirwan,
Thanksgiving /Sermon, - .
Autobiography et Hay. Wm. Jay,
Curtla. liistory of the Oartstltution,
.1t ,
Hard Tee: 12 mo.—Dkkens,
uth BAG. Ma bis
The am and the BUM—
.
limbs= of History.
I.lbrist and Chrivtlanity, a
j , Ptctorial Gatherings. For gala by J. TRE AD,
th st.
- DARED YEAMES-4 bbls. very choice;
2, also 160 bus. unwed do, for sale by
Jao tdeOLIMII.
FLOOR OLL-CLOTH--12,000 yda., 2-3, 3,
1,5, 6 and 64 gib, of great variety - of patterns,
.6 6he lore.t vim% sthokoals and retell.-
jay J. d 1G glllLlSP23,ll6lllarket st
V.ARRIA(yE OIL-OLOTHS, of all widths, -
NJ Plato end and
finish. inanalketured plain
muslin, twilled and bean ducting. . We invite the attest.
Wit of parchseers to our gook. ',bleb will be sold at the
lowest prim wholesale and retell.
Jab J. a raniars. 11e Market : at.
•{irE WISH TO PROCURE A. SITOA
v v TION tr • Young Mau, as a Partuar In a small
meaufseturing eetablteltment.. He a able to make' him!
eel!' useful in soy department, and has a capital of Biz or
Fever, Hundred Dollars. He Is .1 good plain book-keeper
and saleatnan,but would preferbelou employed In or about
the mszufastot7._ &CUTHBERT kBON, 140 Id et:
1311. Oat n^,:53!...UY,,dm,,,aZ.
-BBIS: Potatoes for sale • '
.1 - IIT ARIES F0R:1855--A large sasortmeht
or DUNI,* for ldW, which I. win st ,the lowest
metes. • An IlweiboswlttonopoUed witktbs above 1784171 ar
ticle*, am ism Zd percent. mild:fled at ' .•
atarb. H' LAVYFERT, 87 Wood it '
•fILD COUNTRYBLAWITAS SELL I NG
NJ , AT conr.-4 half oliens viry Ana Sol:whoa; Tn%
1 chief do English nresklnat Ti.,
2 .111 clones Ono Oolong, on hood and On sale very loir
to clove out the Rosy by.. T. W. Inelr Ali berty Ld
Jell . ,- 626 Li et.
S Jell _ ItATIP.-1 .1 MIL
•
V Y A_LUABLE Fhß3i FOIVSAI
• ted" In North Payette townahlp, Alleba.,
10 unit= the city and IM talon U= the Iltan nycounte rerioa
ralhaad, at the Nobleatown abeam; contains 40 sad, all
cleared and lanced and in a high state of cultivation. The
imprusamenta; are a COlnfort4ele davillod bouseadth 5
rocansalarn. Stable, Stone .WitianeSntokohanse and
other out-buildings. Thane le an orchard o chola, Weeded
Iran of mutual kinds,. The place la-wel l watered br de
bring_irbrhaptadthearholo place cut be sadly cultiva
ted. / 1 la tad Id-a Yo<at nelchbOthoOd,contenlont.to
/ • • - .D. LAIN it SON:11 555 at.
VIOLOSES.:4SO bids. N. a Molasses
INA thy Mb by loati YLOYD at co:
ROOBIB-190 der.' Corn Broo m s for sate ß- by • 144 - ' 401i1C 'FLOYD &CO.
Teo, Tea, Tea,:
WE are waiving *ma New York and
PhiladdrloW3Ao UAW/CM= TEA, aempridus
ao4lla lap's,
Merh °°'c V. r. t:lil4ra:7be,
~ ,Z db L nnr am a.
/T- 541. Pekin Titafitamtlea.llllnget.
MANS-39 bids Small White received b
.110111RIMEITAVANA: OIGARS ,- -A smt
of eboke titulds. Hamm, Prletelp•Zia 4 gegil
, dam out at toe. by. J. W. Ma.F.,
RIME TEAS sr.ralliciekcosn
EitrielleirarlOtt,'MOM .41
44-
Tfttrair Aavos, - EY,
la —bele.' -
if - sulk 2304,
ii-xil orit4iisiaist:
, CORN-1500 btu;
eirmatiyhmtazd •
.pa. 7 •
E t c
R-Pisco l --- 7; , . 7iFiA.OB.---Swt rct'a.
~07,..V,2 , ' icla s Ilesta forlibi !big
I . w,. wad,
. fi •
•
t .1 fizt tiALES.
'..4P :M. DAMS, AuctiOneer.
- c om ' &to Booran'conter W.M . mud, Diet%
11,ARGE_ AND TAIAJABLEC COLLte
.LATIOSO_ DOORS NI• 'AUCTION-0n &hada rt.
amt. Jan.SlltUtV' 4eteek. at the Co
Roam& comer OW and 6th stat.arlll he odd
out reserve, tsll_ . consignments, • a large and. general
assortment of of pa, Recta. 'embrseing standard
works in rule= danaewente rf science any
rhlcalrfll to ready air examirtarlon praricant to the sake.
Alsa, tern =pallor Way bible., to rich binding; letter
and cap Writing P. 1.1 1 .41 pens. pendia, blank tanks, •
n.
a together with • 4 ty of ram wood hang hooka
from • privatallbrer7. P. N. DAVIS. Anat.
V - ALIIABLE REAL TATE DJ...SIXTH
WAED ar Arcyrou.--On • -
SOrh. at 3 o'clock entire puvrolses...4 t to add°ma c,
John Ihr:on, Lg., Trustee; - • Tenable Bundler
Lots, Steen of which hare each a fron 03, p ,cp, oata,
Avenue and extending hark P. 3 feoh, the •er Matt each ,
having a front of 0) feet on Clark at and- pia
C. 4 feet to Rose et. aa per plan of Lots /aid on the late
.1 Mtge Prrter.
The above offer oat Inducements to trhosed -
Terme
Purela.in at g property
tle Indisputab rear thelnurinese le. part of the eft
tisle. Ti
P AVID. Anet
Gusto or 310N00CIAIIII.J. NAT7GATIOSOCI.II4II7.I.
U. January 11th, Ilea, .)
P L Y authority of a stipplement to the char.',
ter of this Company.wpproved the =lda of Jinn'
.1. ISM, reoulring the lkonpany to extend tha WSW , .
r arm authorising the arpllcatton
of tau togs of the Company to that oMet and the distrilr
tattoo of new Stook amounst the Stocklders to anamonnt
malt o Me ears:dogs of the COM/any thus esrended,—the
to
hav been lostrueSed to dlatrlinant amongst tbo
Stockholder; In new Stock. Fourperceat. man them:soma
held by thorn rm. - Shell. whiettwill pitwed to them:wi
lt of their Stock accounts Oa the Woks of the c.okvs.r.
IV. B. atalLa
1.162w d Treastmer klong'a.Nay. 00.
iirtartotoa. Jan. A,184 . 5.
TVIDEND.—The President and Bbara
of Managers of the .L. Two
Company ISIMIUIC
day declared a Dividend of:Two Dollars on each share
of the capital etas a ais thmpany, the same will ba
pall , to th, at9CkhOidell OD. Grafter tba 10th Mt.
G. E. WARNED:. Transom.,
, Dividend.
THE Trustees of The Pittsburgh Gas
Company" have Ude der derler.ds Dividend of Yin
per rent. out of the proflte of the Company. or the Capital
Stott, payable to Stockholders or th ole ktgLl
%Ives, forthwith at the office of the COroporoo.
OM= 07 PITTSBIOLOrt OLSCOMP/011.
JAME() BE CHRISTY, Tr4iui.i.
January Bth.-1843. Je9.2w4
To Business Xen.
Miry advertiser,. a young.. man - ; Wishesa
sitastlon. U, vellacqualnced With doubleatan .
keeping: Luis a good knowledge bf ildirpfssr, till Silas as /se. Vaguestlotstds IntrunOS , HIM!. Addrso &or
095, Post Cecil. 2w.
DividandkNatiee.
. . .
.;,. - - „ . •
Pmentaap, Jemmy :d, 1858,1
mHE Mowers of the Pittsburgh and At , -
_gs Company - lan Rand stmetJ hare t 4
.-...
day dreerrieDnidend of INro IMI.Ma per S._ 0 a tXI
capital Mode of said eemplmnr a A nt i e sow. n . l , %:L... ,,
J se-2nd
Contractors
Orme or man RattlOAD OONI•AWf. 1 •
G.Oro to, • . C. Dee: 20, 1g54.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the gradix i t
nu n o " AtNiltte '' ter4ll 33 bi re f ontoi °M 4
o a ot the
companytil three o'clock, P. M. on the 16th day ot Feb
raary next.
The mapitmedlesplans,and omeelflattlonswill be ready
for hasrietion m2d after the 6th day, pf Yetiruary.
The hUtrotollton la &adios& to extend be
the title. of Washington and georgetown to tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, bf an easy and direct ronte;nronect,
lag with the letter road east of the "Point of Bake: on
the Potomac ricer, and making • saving of distance on the
first ninety miles of the present trartiled.rentto from the
Capital to the Western and Northwestern States of Br:My
hre miles.
•• .
Prmeeding from the point of intereectiOn with. the Ba
th:eon and Ohio Railroad, the route extends to the city of.
Frederick, and. parsing through the flattest assienitatat_
districts o f d.
Maryland. terminate* In the city of Hamer.
town, where It oonneets with lines of rallroadl, now Won
oration extending to ilartisburgh. the Penusyleania 1411
road. 3a
• . -
The Tertian of the road Mr which proposals *rano,* Intl.!
Owl extend• from th e westerly lino of the Met:lot of Col
umbia (3X miles from Georgetown) to• the city. of Prod,.
Erick.
•
Proposals .111 be received fa? the work ha Bedford/ of One'
mile each, or forth° entlze diets/nee of 43, miles.
The work generally. of a medium */,/ this
P.tr or the Onintry withecrmce heavy. breartle
androck) end hrhising; and every Ibrreat.
___ -
ecutirigltTo;oThaly lauFwitheCo . nomy
the year. he country II elevated and rol
edoind remarkably health',
- The time conditioned for 'he oompleti
jrjll be from one to two ream . •
Any further Information desired by
the work will bete rtdehed at the offift,
iddreeming the President er the compan
An ;the day -of letting.
By order of the Hoard of Direchirki.; , .'
FRANCIS DODO Pre is
EDMUND glitßriCa. Old
. • is3-2nert fed.
Ve7M77:iVIIMPGT
Pittsburgh Jan • 1
N accordance with the Charge
meeting of the Stockholders of the
Company will be held at their cats.
fumy next, a
...t.Pittetrort. 10 o' gh. oclock n the
A. If. a first Tut
which esday (0
the Report of. the President and Man •
year, and a Statement of the affairs of
co bresented, and an election for Pr...ldea
Nemeses. for the . ensuing year. .rill 0n
o'clock . 3L
vem.
Orf ICS
OstoathTlCEold.—mT.h,,,se
EA,I. ~,r26:r.pfivciltle
and Penns. Rail • • ~„
n c~
a .
srr
be hlk - at th. • d„. ( • 7 ,
'Thand omeTiffili
de=.td J. 80 • I
(Joanle, Amt., Divatch. Amariean, U.
clo tom)
OTIC'E.—The Pubscribers h. , tofore do
b !zg . bualmta ander el e . eSt r o! Da ial lt. ltottaa &
• • Garden implements,. hereafter tO •• • the eerie of DAVI. thiN NEWMIEftk 00 at DOBat,-
-*
Pleretrorks theNlatleSseriheoulett •bola;
•t iellielVtiitiinigget us " "' TAP: tha -
Jan. 1 . !at—ml-lna
Watse
g.taVD 3 4 705 . T H Viir HST . WLE 8 A.r47 .4. ..5 . 7.8Xpi i
BAELZ, Graduate and PraDdr
tloner In the Old Schools or Utah-ins. Amity
and Homsepattde, and for thopast ten_•Jew. sem,
llydroustb/st, has opened a WATER:CUR4. In User
lomalon.
The perfectly mfr, direct sad homedlateeftect tp
tem has on nil Perm, and all diseases eerte and
andit la Mild, grateful end inslstorethg to f
and debilitated. modem IrDernlitsly dessyrade to
who will be freak' at their homes. I •
Allopatble and Eforompathlo treatment brill b
Land where desired; but, eXter long and (bon's
one., Doctor Heels glees a decidedpro& ream t
thy, which has , throngtout the old anci new
en to eminently auccessfol la every f rWof
ding Incipient Cousnuiptlon. Brunchlda,Lsit
• fomenter? and Chende Ithernmatiszo,.ll.ldhn
out, :lemons and Liver Diseases. Testimony l
from highly reputable citizens of nearly every
Colon, ma he exasohnd at Wet= Beebe; calm
Clesgy are Invited to consult brut =MI:
%arm water being need In the cemenencense
ten throughout thetreatment,lt lea Intm7 im
pleasant, as thme nnsolualnted mtgbranppcs
RErsacicza—.llMans.Lbaries Drawer,lira
"lrol¢ri t erM
Herr.
The =deed/Med. hardm w sited Dodge Heel
firs sad wltneased his successful treatment, et
commend him en a thoroughly eluested- and
Moho,
Charles T.Rusaell. Joe. Id`Otennells, /held X .
C. Curtis, Robt.Patrir.k., Johnß.Lielnioston,Jet
W. IV. Pat:deb., Mono, Eaton, O. Ormsby Ont
ial•
IRON. CITY. COuNgIICIAL iCOI
Lth.r.teaDnilitinskWoodEL Pr 07.6111161
ftepeotfully ennonnee that their Inetitutim IS
the Largest, most convenient iond !litter. o,!
%tile Iron ClMlLiese rem Ire gtialii
0 ..4 h. ntemriorand expalltions alga
Bro. • great ex - ellen*, m Penmen•and teed=
end Ornamenta l rendern-thle d... 0, 1,0 •
lii.ming'S new told improved erateenal — Alookke
taught by ProL Bair, sham long - mamma km.
that Klemm mateehLos one of the mot:tat:lam age
fed tesehers in thle or a¢ ether onneUT. Al a.to
ticien amd. bookkeenm, - • Mr. ,l ohtl Ban')'
Young Mon oho deedmarmelving instrnetlog •
teeninge and who hare neglected or wish. to pa
Arithmetie, can receive -a course of training la-1
=charitbout c
harge Arltbmstio the
bur. and toe vho tag not a lonverkdme oe
non:rhea= a bookkeeper Lectdms delivered: e
all important Inteineee anomets. r • • , • -
Hours Ita Ladleslrma IA. At. ti 11.12 7d.: tree,
6 P.M.-mat at 7 o'clock In theovate& ,
The oollege=ftv i e s t
Oases meet r+galarb.
Lots for Bale o
• : NUMBER OF BUILDENG` LOT4I:
Headlock, 010:13II0101 wed Deady eta.-ear=
venue. Thew Lob. axe eligibly: attested tor
bantam bellows':id .111 be mold It. ea err) Lwow ow
be bawd fbe tan Tom or lees es =zygote Wee wbe
Ullm , Fur Putibblede. oweldre 17. ed d ate d it • Market rt.. t .tween Weed t
Linden Lead Company of Wiscaiudn
EE Ootporatord of' this - Company
.fthoe=hrt ot rall.thl '`'NvulcarreO t t
n Four th at., Pitta u ta ' rgh, where . ==ratidial,
daafrinr inlblsoati=itt the Cosasear. br
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VORRENT--A•good Hama on 2d
.e: tween Smithfield and Grant sta. Reza 1121 permats..
od6 THOS. WOODS. 74 Pocath at
,EW YORK -HOMINY; .
euap.
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8 lit Lbb:
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*fall iapply on baud and tor pas by
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S YRUP -10 bble. New Orlearisi bi •
-SALE-4. A:Tsral — K -- m
oo: aitinowooMokail st tboh . Bem44surckal Falk, U&
stook of Silks, Maw* Diw Goods. Cloaks, Boruosta.
I r ;RIED.PEAULTES , ;--200 i bush. Ohio bal yes
;Ur nrydred and for We by BELL & LIGGLIM.
VAMING, , OUT- 4 I Y—FAsiILY OR
C111111:8 .6T-00E2.—Vaing stoat tt inakAilech ..
obr Ondnest, tee Wes; betel.) dt ant daring the
waelttlle balance order neck anbsediensbdiagot ebo
Cb.e,m sad BletltTees: dredne. neb.• =worm bsdees;
We Write the stteneau of rambles and the Wet% .
Clash. Sal •is W.EIe.YARLAN D. 2Gb •., . - •
RY- PRAO • 3-30 bbls. jtist-L ••••••
tar me hr'. .112 . tuway n.kauam.
'—l ear 10 of •d • ey;' or' 'a
Jet •• • .14
OATS -2500, bus. receiving and...for s 4 e
- [ - =[.=Liil LIGOZ=
bblz. Mess reed sad :L'Oreal—airy
1110TATOE§-40 bbh.qad and.foitulle by
A. 9117- •4+-BELL a-mai/Err.
DEANS , 2tbbbi. Ana seltite,reed and
A) for sale "" laCKri?'
Yme Bari for
mnmme*Dlroa4Ve
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ox frish en ply ; in.
amir Wel Jost kwartal Cram 4:7 .
AY .1. L . ILE6U _ t6 nth .
OOAR-30 bhda _N. O. 3 ..ar 'now land
L. Ins. IMAM Oa* br- GUN =AMA CO.
prOOTIVAND HAIR
11 Urge Mui11....a.t." 12 t , reed
rrOBACCO-75 kegs No. I z i z wi l t. K m ,
inekr Tolmaxo. red Der lirttaziatoin_t PeZalr/iripb, c*
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of the emtnztat
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by otter prlar .
a general
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day) of Yeb
[ aur and place
.-for
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the Ohio
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and amoral,