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CAUTION.
A istta? received yesterday from Canton, Ohio,
informs us that a non *en?ng hiTneoif Beaty Q.-
Miller hu been then soliciting subscriptions And
advertisements for this paper. We deem it prop*
er to say that we hare apt, at this time, any
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agattiet Hwm .
- We give up our first .to-day, to the de
bate in the - Senate oh a bill supplementary to
the Fugitive Slave Law and designed to. make
it more infamous. In this debate there was the
usual insolence and browbeating on the part of
Mr.. Douglass and his co-laborers;'-but there
was, as an offset, a more bold and defiant tone
in the speeches and conduct of the few who had
the nerveand backbone to. maintain .the rights
of their constituents. Messrs. Seward, Sumner
and Wade behaved nobly. Mr. Wilson, the new
Senator frcm Massachusetts, voted right on all
the divisions, bat there was a sad lack of man*
linens in his speeches and too strong an anxiety
to explain his position to the satisfaction of his
Southern brethren. His admission that he was
not elected as the representative of toeaati-slave
ry seatimeaTof his State is not a pleasant one
to pat an the record, but it is s suggestive one,
and ipn doubtless prompt in many minds both
a doubt asto his orthodoxy and an inclination to
keep « steady watch.upon bis career.
lie bill which gave rue to so fierce a struggle
in the Senate, is as follows:
B 4 it enacted, £e. r That if a anit be comm arced
or pending in any State or court against any of-
the United States or other person, for or
on aeeotmfcof any act done under any lav of
the United States, or under color. thereof, or for
or on account of any right, authority, claim, or
tide set tip by such officer or other person, under!
. any law or the United States, and the defendant'
shall, at the first tern of .such State court after
tee passage of this act, or at the fiat tern of
such State court after such. snit shall be com
menced, file a petition for the removal of: the
oam e for trial into the next circuit court to bej
held in tee district where thesuit is pending or, j
if there be no dxeuit court in such district, then I
. to the district court invested with the powers of!
a circuit court next to be held in sada district,
and offer good and sufficient surety for Mi enter
ing in such court, on the first day of its session,
copies of said process against him, and also for
his there appearing and entering special bail In
the cause, if special bail was originally reqsi
sitetterein, it shall then be the duty of the State
. court to accept the surety and proceed no further
■ in the cause; and any bail that may have been
taken shall be discharged, and tee said copies
being entered as aforesaid in soeh court of the
United States, the cause shall there proceed in
the same macner aa if* it had been brought there
by original process; and any attachment of the
goods or estate of the defendant by the original
process shall hold the'goods or estate eo attach
ed to answer the final judgment, in the same
manner as by the laws of sudi State they would,
have been kolden to answer such final judgment
had it been rendered by4he eourt in which the
■nit commenced; and tSe' : party, removing the
cause'shall not bejdlajrsdto plead or give evi
. der a law*o^the United States, as aforesaid?
The object of this law is apparent It is to
prevent the State Courts from trying any United
States officer for a breach of StatoTaws. If an
officer of the National Government, in attempt
ing to axecute the Fugitive law, should maltreat
or abuse any citiren, or assault or Mil such as
might excite their ire, teen the. State laws and
Btatojudieial authority shall net be invoked to
puniah him: he shall be tried only in tee United i
States Courts. The course of Judge Grier in!
defending andsustaining the officers who set the
Btate laws at defiance in their inhuman effort to
- arresta slave at Wnketbarre/ls a sufficient in
dication of th? effect which this bill islikely to,
have. . The United States Courts, if ire are to
taka the conduct of Judge Grier in this instance
«■ judex, «« on flume
who commit even unexampled outrages in the
wrnu of the Partite law.
• The bill sets State Sovereignty at "defiance. It
is a direct intarferenoe with theanihority of the
States within their, own limits, and it. jsetr aside
tee and jurisdiction of State tribunals
with as much coolness as if it were a trifling
aflhir. -It the United States tee supreme
< power isTmatters over which tee Stated have' a
• right te-exerrise exclosive jurisdiction, and not
only asuxprterir privileges*. but deprives teem
of one of their cherished means of self-defense.
The State which cannot exyoy the privilege of en
forcing' its oim laws within its own domain, in
all case*, is but a pitiful instance of “Sover
eignty.”
This constant Inclination to concentrate powar
in the hands of the. Federal Government end
weaken the. reserved rights of the States is one
of the most dangerous tendencies of the times.
If the State* do not soon awake to an appreda
, tion of their danger, thflr will find that they
1 here been shorn of their looks while reposing in
the lap of the Southern Delilah.
.■ ; We fear It wiH*
y3Htrrtrgh the correspondents of
. Sun seemsto think' otherwise. “XVsaysy*‘lj
donbt whetber a majority. ocraH hejbtained forJ
it In the House, area if Coogress were torehilin
a month longer in sessionand “Ion” says “In
• the Bouse it is probablyto meet with a deter
mined opposition.' It is even said that if brought
up/theaati-Nebraak* men will makeit the ab
sorbingquestian forth® rest of the session, and |
•that no more*lmainesf will begone after its in-1
, troduction.” ' ' Vj '
The rets in the Senate, on its passage, was ail
follows: ‘ v
Teas—Messrs. Adams, Badger, Bayard, Bell,
... Benjamin, Bright, Brown, Clay, Dawson, Doug*
r las, Fitzpatrick, Geyer, Gwio, Hunter, Jones of
' ; lowa, Jones of Tennessee, Mallory, Mason, Mor-1
! ton, Pearce, Pettit, Busk, Sebastian, Shields, I
BHdeD, Thomson of New Jersey, Toucey, Weller.
: audWrighi—29. -
-Nays—Mean. Bninerd, Chase, Cooper, F&-
senden, Gillette, Seward, Sumner, Wads, 'and I
WHscm—o. > - ; I
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Asorm Bicaxo*©.—There is to he no laok
of aspirants to the Presidency; and if any one is
ioellsh enough to kiH.hlbaeif.off by indiscretion,
there are two ready to take his place.' Gen,
! Houston has committed the folly of,making a
silly speech on the Slavery question at Boston,
Wldoh Is sure tormlitato against his chances; but
bn the moment here springs up one Law, who is
desirous of immortalising himself with an
Auction to the pnbßo from the incorruptible leg*
istetare of To ordinary minds it
might seem suspicions to have the endorsement
of a body with the present reputation of our leg
islature; but who knows, that this is not a shrewd,
■ehsme of Law’s, to let the world know that h*
has plenty of money? A special correspondent;
of the ' PkOaddphia Few, writing from Harris-1
Irar&says: _ -- ' :
“I thata'nnmber of the members of the
LegUUtore,embracing gentlemen In both Houses, ]
hate addressed a letter to George law,-of New j
York, inviting him to permlthis name to be toed
as the candidate of the party for the
Presidency. .The letter is said to besigned.by]
members who hate heretofore acted with both ]
the old political parties. I
The movement thus frr. has been kept ex-1
eeedingly quiet, but the of knowledge j
within my reach leave ncdoubt-of the anthen-J
ticity ofthis Information. The proposition hi to I
run-Law for the Presidency, and 'BajaflV Oft
North Carolina,' or some ether Southern **«». I
for Tice Presidency.” . I
We know nothing particular about this Law;
but we judge, from his general associations, that
he haa no. affinities with or affection for the
Higher Law. \ i
Hbcna&tD Woan*-4br March add April-.
Amble number. In order to prepare for smdry
improvements onlha new numbers
for March and April have been israed together,
thus completing Vol 10. The present number
brings ns to the conclusion of “North and South,"
a novel by the author of Mary Barton. House
hold Words is-one of the . most useful and sub*
stantial publications of the day, and its contents
alwaya rach as to prove satisfactory in
strnetive.' [published byj. A Dix, No. 10 Park
Place, N. Y., at $8 per annum.
• - PsoHZßiroar Laws.—The House of Represen
tatives'of New York, has*passed the Maine Li
quor Law by a very decided vote, after an ani
mated and hard fonght straggle. The concur*
renoe of the Senate is almost certain, audit is
also a matter of certainty that the Governor
will sign it
In New Jersey the Boose passed a prohibitory
law; but it was rejected in the Senate bya vote
of 9 to 10. '
Cassius M. Clat.— This distinguished and
renowned orator is announced to lecture tonight
at Masonic Halt The opportunity offered is a
rare one, and our citizens will do well to avail
themselves of it Mr. Clay has lectured with'
much acceptance in the eastern cities, this win
ter, and ought to be as wnrmiy greeted here os.
there.
KxmuT's DiTEOTon for March has been
promptly Issued. It is filkd, as usual, with the
latest monetary and commercial intelligence,
and maintains the high etamHng which it has
been able to.attain.
FKOSI WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of the Dally Pittsburgh GiaatU.
WAsmsoTOH Cixr,Feb. 23,1854.
- The Senate is to-day engaged in the genial
Work of strengthening the Fugitive Slave Law,
by passing an act prescribing additional and. ex
treme penalties for resisting or obstructing fed
. oral officers in the discharge of their duties and
for depriving toe State Courts of eognixance of
such oases, and tranafering them to the U; 8*
District and Circuit Courts, r' Hr. Sumner, Mr.
Chase, Mr. Seward, Judge Wade and Mr. Walker,
of Wisconsin, are resisting toe infamy with man
ly vigor, but it Is evident enough that their op
position will be entirely unavailing.. The hour
of such men has not yet arrived. This bill was
oonoooted in toe Committee on the Judiciary of
the House, and Mr. Parker, of Indiana, Sejr
moor, of Ct, of whom the free States have the
right to expect better things, consented to it, and
even urge its adoption.' The.bhek-bone of the
House is to utterly broken, and crushed that I
presume the bill will be concurred in by-that
body. It will hasten the period when the legis
lature of every free State will prohibit by ef
fectual penalties whatever is contrary to the spirit
of Bepnbeaniam- and States* rights as defined by
its own Constitution and Laws. God speed the
day!
Yesterday Mr. Stanton, of Ky., chairman of
the committee on public bntidings, presented a
very beautiful design for the elevation of toe dome
of the capitot,so as to.make it conform to the plan
of the completed building. The increased eleva
tion, win be 100 feet. The lower part of the dome
will be surrounded by two columns of short Cor
inthian pillars, and the whole will be surmount
ed by a eoHossal figure of liberty thirty or forty
feet high. The head of this figure wQI 253 feet
from toe ground. The intended alteration and
addition win cost $200,000. The material pro
posed to be used wffl be cast iron, in respect
to which there is a great difference of opinion.
The House to-day passed the bOl creating a
a court for the adjudication of *l*l™*, which is
.the best thing done by this Congress. The bill
provides for three judges, an attorney, and two
clerical The President pledges himself to appoint
the best talent of the country on this tribunal.
The operation of this act win 149 b take out of
Congress that mass of private business which,
has a right to a fair and prompt Investigation,
but which, before such bodies as the two Houses
of Congress, Is toe source and cause of. unlimi
ted corruption. The business
win mow pass Into the hands of reputable law-,
yen, instead of bring as now branded as a sneak
ing and degrading purtniL The popularity of
the biU was shown bj toe immense vote which
passed it The final division stood,, ayes. 148,
nays 47.
I The aati-Tariffites collected their forces and
I made another attack upon the protectionists to*
I day, and I grieve to say succeeded with the mon-
I grel amendment combining wool, iron and drugs
I for insertion into the free hst The ch&irdeei-
I ded the amendment out of order, and was over-
I ruled, ayes.Bl£ cays 87. The protectionists lost
I three votes since yesterday, and the free-traders
I gained nice. The struggle iset pending in the
I committee of the whole. I can however, hardly
I apprehend a favorable result?* and I imagine that
II see the magnificent and patriotic system of pro
| teotion to American industry Ceding into the dim
I distance and irreclaimable past, to which all the
I great champions of the principle have departed.
[Farewell to .the last remaining'plank of the
I Whig platform.
I' Gen. Scott has gone to New York. His nomi-
I nationtobe Lieutenant General has not been
I sent to the Senate. It is said to have been de-
I layed by the deliberations of the President and
[ his advisere over certain- points of construction
I involved In the resolution creating -the rank.—
[ The day before the General departed from the
[ ifitj, he was called upon by a crowd ofhis per
sonal and political friends, including many mem
bers of Congress, of both parties, who had serv
ed with him in the two last foreign ware of the
[country.; As many of them are about to leave
: public life, and are advanced in years, the part
| ing between them and their pld commander was
(.considered a final on e, and was deeply ejecting.
| P. 8. In the general discussion under the
I five minute rule, which followed tho introduction
I of the tariff amendment, Mr. Howe delivered an
eloquent vindication of Pennsylvania In connec
tion with the tariffs of 1846 and* 1842, and in
reply to a taunt from Ur. Banks of Massachu
setts. Mr. flow* showed conclusively that by a
[msguanmious adherence to the principle of pro-
I tection in 1842 and 1846, Pennsylvania sacrificed
! her interests for theprbtoctidncf Massachusetts
and New England Mariufrcturers. Jubnus.
Franrtvuls Uilltattre.
Hsznzsßuxaa, Fob. 24.
j - gwim—The committee on Bonks reported
[back to the. Senate, the bill to extend the char
[ ter and increase the capital of the Pehn Town
ship Bank ; and also bills to incorporate the Me
chanics* Bank of Pittsburgh, tbs Stroudsburg.
Bank, the Lebanon Valley Bank and the bank of
New Castle./-
Hr. Crabbe re*2 in place a bill to extend the
charter of this Bank of north. America.
| The bill from the; House, supplementary to the
| Consolidation act, and relating to the Beoeiver
I of Tarea of Philadelphia, was token up and
[passed.
| The Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth
| was Introduced, and presented two* messages
| from the Governor, vetoing bills relative to 4hs
[ titles of eertain real .estate.
I Tlte bin to incorporate the Batchers* and
Droveri* of Philadelphia wasthen
I op end negatived—yeas 10, nays 12.
I A motion was then made to reconsider the vote
[ and the motion wae postponed. ,
I Mr, Jordan, from the Committee of Investiga
tion with reference to the negations of bribery
I in the matter of ' the election of a United States
Senator, stated that the Committee wen not yet
[ready to submit their report.-,
[ j The MU supplementary te the act incorpora
ting the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Ballrbed Com
pany,: was taken up and passed '
• The bin to incorporate the North Branch'
Bridge Company, and the frCQ to regulate Bridge
companies, also passed.
Sir. MoClintock lntroducsd a seres ofjoint re
solutions against the passage of the bill now
pending before Congreas/.to extend, for three
yrere, the credit for duties on railroad iren^
, The resolutions were taken up and passed
unanimously.
He Scsite then aOjonrned nntil Monday. it
St. M.
I Horse.—A targe number of bin. were reported
I from the Committee, mi among them a bill to
1 erect a new county to be called Carroll, ont of
j of Allegheny, Weatmonlasd, Pajetta and
I hta!?y»ter, from the Commltteo of Inreetiga-
I Uon In relation to the allegation of bribery In
I the election of. U. 8.-Senator, reported that the
I oommittoe irer* nbtjnrt ready to make a final re-'
[port and anlmltted It to tho plenum of the
I Honao to aay whbfttr the oommfiUt should eub
•mltnowo partial report
Before the’ matter eetod upon amceaage
! waa reooiied fwnrtho Senate, oommnnlsating
! the joint mentation ot that Body agataat thojblll
for iin extanrios of oredit in thopaymaat of <ta
tleeoniiilniedireh- ‘
The resolutions were! on'motion taken up and
debatodjkt some length by Messrs. Morris, John
son, Fn&ey, Kirkpatrick, Fry, MeCalmont and
others.
Mr. Johnson moved to strike out that portion
of the resolutions malting a request of our repre
sentatives in Congress to oppose the bill.
Finally the previous question was called and
sustained.
' Mr. Johnson's amendment was negatived.
The first resolution against any change in the
daties'on railroad iron was then agreed to—yeas
77, nays 7.
The hour of adjournment had now arrived, and
the House adjoorned.
SPECIAL jrOTICKS.
Have you a Diseased Livei? —The ques
tion, though startling, lx tnfßdanUr guggeetlva, when
tho fret lx taken Into consideration fllensse of the
Liver have become moxt alarmingly frequent In the Uni*
tod Statu Inded. there are few formldahle diseases that
are no* In eons way traceable to‘a deranged state of that
Important organ. Hany of tbx oomplal&ts nxoally
under too hoad of Consumption, ban their in tbx
Lirar. -'"Any remedy that .would insure; regularity and
healthful action In the Lltst, would be a blaming to man- s
klndP has been the exclamation of thousands. That
remedy haa been found; .It lx safr and cor*. Whenafrir
trial has been afforded it. It has never been known to &U.
• Reader, have youany disaaaeof the Liter, or disease
which you beliere proceeds from hepatic derangement!—-
lose not a moment, but purchase a box of Dr. STLane'e
Fills, and they win restore yon to health. Itlxtheonly
remedy yet discovered, in which Implicit confidence may
be placed.
' Purchaser* will be careful to aas tor i>K. M’LANE’B
CELEBRATED LIVER PILU, and take none else. There
are other PiUs, purporting to be Liter Pills, now before
the puhlle; also, his Celebrated Vermifuge, ean now be had
stallrespectableDrugStare*inthe United Btates; alio,
for nil by the sole proprietor*, VLBHDfO BROTHERS,
- &MdAw£ Bueoeaon to J.Rldd A Co.. 00 Wood et.
ThaGreatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE-
Air. Kennedy, of Roxbory, has discovered
in one ofoureommon posture weeds a remedy that cure
ttxtykind of Honor, ./rot* Vie wont icrufala to a common
Pimple. * —-
TTtt hat tTiH It In rrtr ntrriTi hnnitrsd nw. and never
felled except In two earn (both thunder humor.) u* tint
saw in fata possession over two hundred eertiflt*t« a 0 f It*
▼alas, all within trait? miles o t Boston.
Two bottle* are warranted to cureanurslngsoremoulh
On* to three bottle* will onn the wont kind of pimple#
of thefeoe.
Two to three bottles will clear the system or Mh»f
Two bottles an warranted to cure the worst einkor In
Three to fire lottles are warranted to cun the worst
ease of erysipelas.
One to two bottle# an warranted to can all hnmor In
the eyes.
Two bottles an warranted to cun running of the ear*
and blotches among the hair.
Four to'idx bottle# an warranted to cun corrupt and
running ulms.
Oho bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two to4hne bottles an warranted to eon the worst
can of ringworm.
Two to three bottles an'warranted to eon the most dee
potato eases of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles an warranted to cun salt rheum
Fire to eight bottles will eon the worst —— of scrofula
A benefit U always experienced from the first bottle,
and a perfect cun is warranted when the abore quantity
la taken.
Nothing looks so Improbable to those who have In vain
tried all the wonderful medicines of the day, as that a
common weed growing In the pastures, and along old
stone walls, shonld am every humor in the system; yet
lets now a fixed feet. If you hare ahnmor ifha* to start
Then an no ife nor ends, hums or ha’s about it salting
some eases and not yours. I peddled over a thousand bot
tlesoflUntheridnityofßoston. I know its effects in
ereryease. It has already done some of tho greatest cum
rrer done la Mamcbutott*. I gave It to children a year
oldjtooldpoopie of sixty. 1 hare seen poor, puny, wormy
looking children, whose flesh was soft and flabby, restored
to a perfect state of health by one bottle. ’
To thoee who are subject to a sick headache, one bottle
will always con 1L It gives great relic] to catarrh and.
dlnfass*. Boms who hare bean oostl re for years, hare ta
ken and been regulated by Ik When the body Is sound,
It work Quite easy, bnt when then Is any derangement
of the functions of nature, it win cause very singular reel
togs, but you must not be alarmed—they always- disap
pear In from four days to » tfse k.--• Than is never a bed re
sult from It. Ob the contrary, when filling ts gone
you will be) yourself like anew person. I heard tome of
the most extravagant snebnlnms of It that man em Us
toned to. Nochingeof diet is eTer necessary—eat thebwt
you can get. I have likewise an herb, which, when sim
mered In sweetcU, dissolves Scrofulous swelling of the
neek and under the ears. Price Meant*.
DTO&0T1ON8 FOB DSB.—Adult, 'on# tablwspoonful pe
day. Children over eight years, dessert spooufut ehUdrea
from fire to eight rears, toawpoonful. As no direction can
be made applicable to aU constitutions, *»*•« to
operate on the bowels twice a day.
Mr. KKNHEIiT gives personal attondanoe In bad case*
of scrofula. ....
Sold, whokals and retail, at Dr. KBT3KR*B,II4O Wood
street, eorner of Virgin alley. fe6dAwT
“The -whole presi of Philadelphia are
ont la few of Hooflaad’e German Bitters, as they are
prepared by Dr. 0. H. Jackson. Wears glad to record.the
■Bccet of this valuable remedy for dyspepsia, as we be
tters It supplies a desideratum In the medical world long
needed. The wretched imitators and counterfeiters have
withdrawn thetr nostrums from the market, and the
pohUe are spared from the danger of swallowing poteen
oos mixture in B*u of lb« real Otters/’—£&rahiJ
. Bse advertisement. - ; ftMwUwy’
sHie belt Evidence Qua cm be adduced
la-fcrcr of the attendrmnwe of. Booflend’t Oemaaßlt'
tso, pupated by Dr. C. If. Jackson, Is the «npreeedentod
demand fix them from «n put# of the nuU; md
though then Bay be many compounds prepared and re
presented at being worthy of a liberal paircnaee, yet we
Jbel constrained to remark, that the rut camber of teed'
monlals with whkh the wbrthydodor hat b—» brnocr!
hr pertoat of the highest character and respectability,
who found it muwr Cohere reunmee i&frte
It tatthnssrsaffldently condatln, that emon effectual
remedy fbr the almost Immediate relief of tbcae affikded
with that direful malady, dyspepsia, hat Barer been die*
orered. Bee advertisement.
I Directions in foil for Bums and Scalds.
In sßasesons application of&alley's Pain Extractor *□
take ont the lira and Min, ibtjfac momUt <mls,U dreued
at onea, bo water blitter will rise. or tore or
be formed. Those who wish topreraot sears when sore,
magnet end ttsnse at this stage, bst continue to lay on
Blasters, spread on linen twice* a day, when, even If the
whole fieeh beburned oot to the bone, its creative prop
erties will restore it to completely that the Injury never
etc he teen. ' ‘ v
Tbe discharges of«ns at first *111; be pnftise, but di
creese at the fleeh la renewed. 1
Every prudent man will ercr hare it on band, liftof
tea depends on Uepreeesce.
SMALL POX PUSTULES.
Marks can be prevented, l(at soon ae they are ripe and
fhli. are aaolnted with DaHey’ePaln Extractor and kept
m, the elraltnee of thl poison rm beharaleu; hundreds
hare proved it, and a doctor tn tbedty.of New York be-
Ins malignantly attacked, anointed ersry tether pert bat
one half of his tee; be la a living evidence of Its match*
lets virtue. The half of hi* thee nnanolnted U pox mark*
ed. the other part,and wherever the salve was pulls at
dear as a child's.
Toy sale by
OEO. XL KKYBER, No. 140,
corner Wood st and Virgin alley,
And by all Druggists thronghont the United
ft2l-»w-dgwT
Alhenanra Fire Insurance Companj
of London.
Anlhoriitd Capital $10,000,000.
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F 3SSMfffla .
„ . P&EDCBIGK RATCHFORD STARR.
United Statea Branch Office, No. BO Sooth Fourth street,
Philadelphia. 1 A. A. QARDi,
Conramptian and- Bpitilng Bloo4—See
th* certificate of Hr. Tomer H. Ramsey, fcr many T**n
propriuiur afthoJNmorF Hotel, Fred arklaharg.
latsof thSCUy Hotel. Rkhmoad, Ta.'
Vlsge,ofth»clt7 0f Elebmcnd, though a res
nlerlpbyileian, ud of eoum oppoeed to whet he —tu*
aueek medicine*, vu obliged tossy tbit lto good effects
Id the case of Ur. Ramsey, m wonderful Indeed.
Ha bad boau given up by arrerel phidduu; bvi triad
meet of th* Quack medicines, and was on tbarerga of dee
pair, as wall asth* grave, when b* triad CUrtcr*aBpeaUh ;
Hlxtur*.
W* refer the public to hi* foil Bad lengthy certificate
BTosad tha bcttU, elating his cur*, flee ailrnttnwnnr
j*29-lmd* wf
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS
Chllson Furnaces, Wro’llroß Tubing
and vxmNQ oanzballt.
For Warning and VniOatim of BuQdmgt.
A. A W. will contract hr Warming «ad Ventilating by
fitaam or Hot Water, Plpa* or ChHjoß*i Furnace, CUnarfee*,
School*, Hceptiali, Factor!**, Green Housm, Ooort House*
JbU Hotali or Dwellings, No.tt Hutiiit, Pittsburgh
CORNER WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS.
*@_ARE NOW OPENING THEIB LARGE
«*» o'PURS. «abndo, naj TuUty of ’
SABLE,
MARTIN,
FITCH,
SQUIRREL,
LYNX,
CONEY, '
, SWANS DOWN.
*». to »Uca
tsar iarltatba ilatloa of th* »Zn—
HUBbunthTHoTp.
Agewiy of Dr. Fito&’i uaieDrawd Med
enrrs, at Dr. O.H. ENYBER’3 Drug Blore, H 0.140, corner
Wood it. Bad Urgis Alley:
Chirr Pulmonic, Pulmonary pectoral Expec
torant, Pulmonary Liniment, Depuratir# Syrup, Heart
Corrector, Humor Corrector, pur* and. n^H-r 1 Oodlir
arOU, Astl-Dyspaptie Mixture, Cough and Cathartic FtUc
Nerrias, YamUUga» Female Pills, Ftanal* Bpedfie, da. li7
used by bhu constantly and with unprecedented tnrcim
lath* treatment of .
CUd*, amp**,CtahtiipHM, Mfima, Start Viuan, Dg+
japtfOyiaartfylA, AK* DCmobs, JZAanutt**, Jtmolt
CburlafnU;Pila, dearie. Dr. Fetch's
ifrtatf ISHoer. FlaUd Jtdm ingl Sttjporltn.
Dr. FBeK’t Impnotd Sad &ri*9 £ko& .
. . . ier Braet. Dr, TBcl'i SSoa JiAfll*
Alao,aDklaSßofProprfitarrp(*£daM, Truiaea. Sup
£*t*n. Shoulder Bracm. Remember th* place, Dr. KK
w»3*tmt,*lgttofth*GcU*aUcrtar.
MUIS
. Beur Daguerrlau Gallery,
respectfiilljr infonii
"SSSiwFT'
JOHN C- BAKER ft CO/S
TRUE MEDICINAL COB EVER OIL,
Carefully prepared from nono bat freth and
healthy livers, «m»ler the personal supervision of their
agent aMhe Fisheries;
J. 0. B. A <3O. take great pleasure in offering thalr brand
of Oil, which, on account of Its superior mode of prepara
tion, freshness and purity, can be tak an without disrelish
by the most tft !
It Is to adfert to the peculiar efficacy of
this very valuable and *d*atlfio;r*medy. Ita success In
the eure of Chronic uK»umatltnii Scrofula, and Ltxvg Dis.
cases, whan skillfully jilted and pemrsred in. Is no
longer a matt® of ooojeeturejitls.now acknowledged to
possess healing virtue# almost incomparable to any other
spedflt Bold in Mtw, whotefale.aod’retafl, by the man
ufacturers, . JOHN C. BAEXB A 00.,
No. 100 North Third at, Philadelphia,
And by Druggists in Pittsburgh and elsewhere.
feS-tmdAwT
If yon don't want to he Straight don’t
win at Bnouiax* Baaix—For mere than two years we
have worn Dr. Krrtfir*! “Washington auspendsrßnee,**
emAfeelita pteamnt duty a<»to to recommend-Its um
to%U of sedentary oecap*t»u*r Combining tbs advan
vantage of a Shoulder Bnto with, thoee of a pair of Bue
ponders, it!* light and comfortable, and effeetttailr coun
teracts the disposition to become stooe-ahoulder*d. Thoee
of.ourreadm who are fn need of soeh an article, should
• call on Dr. Keyssr, on Wood street, corner of Virgin alley,
and examine this Brace, which has recently been muchlm*
. proved.— ftttibtpvh Dtipstck* December UH.
Bold wholssale and retail at Dr. KBTBKR’S Trust and
Shoulder Brace Depot, 140 Wood street. Sign of (be Gold
en Mortar. ja3-dAw
moa itiww t. ymeox, unn
FLEKH7G BBOTHKRB,
(succz&soia to 3. xzso a oo.)
WHOLESALE DROGGISTS,
of Dr. UOane’sOelsbmed Liver
HOLMES, RACE & CO.
BUOOXSSOB TO
A H. HOLMES A BROTHEj
MAVarAOTOBKBa OF
SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED ll<6n AX
LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT
TOCKS, PICKS.
Timber, Mill, Tobacco A Cotton Screws,
SfiqfHngaiuiPullfytJ&r Madtiaay %
Oar and Bridge Bolts, with Thread and Nats
complete,
PITTSBURG H, PA,
Wuxhoch,No. 112 wmi ikd 107 moron., eztvu
Wood urx> gicrnmnfM. •
JSTAII work vißUtod- -
La Font Fowaer. —Kverv variety Rifle
AOnlnir utd BUcQbs IWdflTv la tin ptekMualny
oa hand tad for «aU fton Uaeuloo, la lota to nit par
chuen, on &TorfcLU t*m«. Abo Safety Fum.
D. W. 0. BIDWELL, llaaaAotnnn* Agt*
lSftrrcotrtwotJMttahqrtth.
HENRY H. COLLINS,
, * FOBWARiJiKQAND
0 6 M-MIS 810 N MERCHANT
AND WLOLESALE DEALER IN
CHEESE, ROTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
And Prod an Generellr,
No. 25 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
PEARL STEAM wttt.t.,
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY,
NEAR ID* RAILROAD STATION.
Families Trill bo supplied with our various
■Tides of FRESH GROUND FLOUR, by taring their or
dereat the Mill, or la oar boxes at Logan. Wilson A Co.’e,
Wood stmt, or Brann A Reiter. earner or Llbertjrand 8t-
Clair eto, Putubargb; H. P. Senwarta, or Ji-T. Sample,
Drnggiite, Alleghany.
Floor will he dell wed to IWnlUes in either oft be cities.
Terms, CASH on deUrarf.
fcJ-fc S&TAN. KENNEDY A 00.
HAZARD POWDER AGENCY.
All Varieties of Powder
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
■ AUi 2i
Safety Fuse.
<U2» L. G. ORA nr. Agent. 133 2d et„ Pfttabnrgh.
BrClintook’i ?amily Medicinet—Wo
all the attention of beads of fiunlhesvand otheir, to the ad
Tvrtlsemant on the fourth page of these valuable Famllr
Medicines.
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire & Marine Insurance Company;
OFFICE 65 FIFTH STREET,
HA SONIC II ALL, PITTSBURGH. PA.
ROOT. QALTtAY, Janes D. McGill, See'r-
This Companj mokes every Insurance ap
pertaining to or connected with LIFE RISKS.
A Iso .against Unit and Cargo Risks, on the Ohio and
Mbaiscippl riven and tributaries, and Waalne Risks gen
mllf _ ..
And against Loss or Damage by Fire,
And against the Perils of the'Se* and Inland Navigation
and Transportation.
FoUdstusanl at the lowest rate# consistent with ea&tr
to all parties.
BobtrtQtlviri
JU3M&.HOOO, '
Jawpb P flttnw, M. D„
John MeJUpln, i
Jam— MtwKll,
Joho UXJUI,
QrtS-Ufc
John Poltotoa.
Kumel UeClarcan*
Jtmn W. U«Umao,
Ctm. Arbnthnot.
David UUh*r,
llontio N. Lee, Klttannlaff,
Fft.
Mtf ttoteoLl
Citizen’s Insurance Campy 01 ifittstmrgii
Wtf.BAOAI.KY. PrttitUnl.
EAUDKL L. MABSHKLU <S*V
ottilx « water, between mabxxt.andk
WOOD STREETS.
-. jauJNsimks huxl jwSgabgobibks owrn*
ookTlsd Bxraua,ANn«nniDuaiß».
tTJT iatmrts again* Last er+Vow*ag*t* ftjt, ATAV
$:J n &*** JiLZKDIU VIQATIOB
and TMASSAttitTATIOM... •
_ r BIMCTCI*
Wa. Burlier, Richard fiord.
BeawnU. Rtf. Kler,
Robert Dunlap, Jr. wn. Blntrnao.
8. Harbacgh. John 8. DUworth.
taM BL Eianodc, frandJ Bellsra.
Welter J.Bcbocams«:
Ju. M. Cooper, , ffa D.Haya.
John BMcton. '
PHILADELPHIA
Rre and life Inrorance Company,
No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
OFTosms TWt CUSTOM HOUSS.
Will make all kinds of Insurance, cither
Fnvatß* or UmiUd. cm «T»r7 description of Property cr
Merchandise, *t nuonablsßMos of premium.
KODKRT P. iflNO, Pjn id«t.
SLW - ll BSßiH3^ itat -
OiaauP.tUnt, \ Jl.tt.Cew,
B. B. KairtUh, ( ri G*o.W. Brown,
P. B. SsT«rr. I Jo*. 8. Pmal,
€. Bhmasa. i John Clayton,
S. J. Ue&rgM, J* B. WO*r.
F. Bugncu*. SeqgUry.
J, O. COFFIN, SffSßt.
cofWrThlrd end Wood itn*U-
Reliance Mutual Insurance Company*
OP PHILADELPHIA.
•omcs NO. 70 WALNUT STS£XT.
Qiptfai. •ZO.TW, axxrtlrhtraittL
FIRE INSURANCE—<On Baildixigs, Lim>
it*dor Merchssdisa, FonUtcre, lf° in tfwn
or rctmtrr.
Tb* moiaallbiDHpU, coraMaeJ with th* s*enrity of a
Rock Capital. raUUaa tb* Iniar*d to ahtra la tb* profits
of tb*Oomp*i»y, without IUbUHr fbr lamm.
Tb* Script Gmlfleste* of this Guspuiy, Jbr profits, ui
eonTortlble, it per. Into tb* CapUal-Stock of tha Oomp’r.
'CLE&I JUatiliKyV PmidraL,
3. U. Hisaous. Secretary;
_ _ .WRRIWRS:
CleaTloclay, i O. M. Strood,
Wa R. TOsnptoa. . I Lewis &.Asbbvrs£,
T. C. Boekfctt), r ** ”
0. W. OupnUr,
Robert BtMB,
a 8. Wood.
Monhkll HilL
Jfcme* L. Ttytor,
Jfcoob T. Ranting,
. Beaj, W.flugley,
I ad thro p,
LL. Careen,
Robert Toland,
Edward Q. James.
. Q.'OOF7JN, Agent,
1 and Wood atreete.
, corner Tl£rd
Penn,ylv»nia Jnaarance Company,
OF PITTSBURGH,
CORNER OF EOOITU ANttSHTTIIHELD STREETS.
AOTHOaiZEDCAKTAL $300,000.
lustres nviLDixas-JMh.oTaßit p&opni'fr.
AGAINST LOSSSWmSJBFBIf PiBB
; AND TBK WRILS OF
Sea and InlMdNaviMtion and Transportation,
MBtWftBA
Wn. 7. Johaatra, W, KHSlntoek,
D. IL Lang, a^J.Josm,
Rody Pattenem, - Kennedy T. Friend.
J. <Jner Bprool, .ftoorga B. White,
Jacob Painter, Jamaa 8. Nul«t,
Wade Hampton, 1 JL JL CogfeahalL
A. A- Oarrlcr, -W. 8, H*t«d,
0.15. Pert.
OPKIUKKB.
rmxdeni-Hm. Wm f- Jobnaton,
rice Hrctident"Ro4T Pattamm.
Stcrttary and Trtaturer—k A Carrier.
Jtrittanl iiecrdanr— BB Carrier. |f«sj ielft-ly *
UNITED HATES LIFE INSURANCE,
. ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. _
OHAftXERXB APRIL 28,‘4U0.-~Czu*Tn Pxtmcu.
CAPITAL—I26O,OOO.
Qfftct 8. K comer of and Otetnyd ttruU, PhCadtipkin
.OI7ICIRB 07 Till HCmi BOABDJAT PUJLAPXLPOIA
. MMewaa: .
Stephen K, mrirl Paul B-Goddard,
l Beni. W. Ttoatay, “ /. George M’lle&ry,
Ajabroaa tV. Tbomiwon, *- Lawrence Johneton,
Jacob UtTiartnee. Jams* Derereux,
WRJlaai U. Godwin, William M’Kae.
mhiT , . QKW h£s!2£itVBh«^
A Speoiil Bvlletiß for the Sick.—Dr.
Dornft htt&oratfsp Cbrdial ruUm irith wondarful rapid*
Itr rrarr dlßordtr Isddant to th* dlgwtlT* apparatus; r*
storM th* appatlt*; nomthawngth hardtss tbeiaus
daa,tnoMth* tMTTM, «lTM*ltstldtr to.th*spMtA ro*
erult* th* mratja dwpoodaaor, Imparts
totb*attsßU*tadtam*amo»robust appMrauoa; aUays
lizitatlos, calm* th* disturbed ImajrinaUou, builds up tha
shattsrsd sonsUtutloD; aud may b* takes without fear
by tha feabbctuialdsn, wlfeor mothsr, tslt Is composad
soMyof thcjulpas of m* Orfental barbs, potent only to
arlgarat*. thnarit* aud mtor*.
If th* ■7»i«hM b*wnw«la**d,by improper Indulgmi.
tee, th* Oordlal vUllufUMasmn t&mrous vitality i&to«r>
eryorgaa. TlmUadtudemulttßgftna late hour* or too
dflea application to labor ofuny klnd* Is oulckl/ iwnorad
by |tsactlfln.e»i ledlof
and to lasoartuleoeetherdrom* wmfindit a safe
and healthy fttaolaut Whmthedreulatlcsof the Mood
bsluolsh, oraaypf thefosctlousof tb*body an suspend*
ed or imperfectly partamad. itwillnetor* the natural ao*
Uoa asdeostxaunlcats permanent energy, to tha eecntlr*
.
Iheta who an* bored dom by physical debility, and ao
ftahteaalo deepalr of am teoortzlßg tha tlgor and mlea
of manhood, eti Invltod to dr* tbls wonderful Ihrlavant
ltaabodka tho efemeuteV. their reetofatton.—
Beteothey hafaflossnoMd th* tint bottle, they will ba
«n«cm| that tha ncuparatlT* prtbdpla. Is at work tn vb\
porUntuf andtepa, aoon'to.
“tturtharoushiaoomy, will smlatf«P la
t lhaOwdlal Isput up, hishlyuottMstratad, In pint bet
tlsi. Pri«*t3 par botle, two fer $5, six fee fll
0. B. &XH&,'/Mprletor-
. ~ L L - . _ 80. 193 Broadway, Naw^ork.
uro Biot; No. ODWood street;
?E5^S? B, 3^][ oo4Btl 8.8. Bruns, 67 Wood sL~
ABaghany CUyi XP. Fiznoo, . » .
tMau °“*
Eua «H 4 Comiort.— Th. Contijrnmtot
•tely Imported ftam Pads, exaetly salts thsHat to.ths
pawallarahipi fltlno aasw bat Isas aasy oatha
TT Woodat. |. asSKf W. DOUGLAS.
Important to Persons afflicted with Her
ua»-or Rapture of the Bowels, and the
dagger of Strangulation Jjy neglect-
The right course for anyone to porsuo who
may be ellkted with Rupture. Is to procure a good Truu
mil adapted to the rupturedlputs, In order to ret*!* the
protruding portion of the bow els. This U often neglected,
and the bowel becomes strangulated, tearing the patient
not only hi» suffering bat dangerous ccnifli ion. I here
•Inn on hand, and dally adapt, the moat Improved
Tnusss; among which la JUSSITS RADICAL CURB
TRUSS, which will really produce a radical cure In a short
time. Of course there art earns whs» no Truss will curs,
hut In • vastnuycrity of redueable Hernia, ‘or Rupture,
this Truss will curs. I hare trery variety of Tnussa,
from Wet*. to|3o; also, a large assortment ct CIIIL
DRENS* TRUSSES, ABDOMINAL } SUPPORTERS,
PLASTIC STOCKINGS, lot various broken or enlarge-!
veins; riLX PROP*, to the relief and euro of Plies
SMOULDER BRACES, <bt *wf", women and children
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, and every variety o! men
chanleal appUanee-uaed In th» cure of disease. Call and
examine them at my Drug Store, No. 140 Wood street, era*
nerof Virgin allej-. signor the Golden Mortar.
N. B.—l have al>o an elegant truss for children, which
Invariably cures. ;
Dr. KHYBHR at his Wholesale Drug Store
and Truss Depot, XMWoMst, Pittsburgh, Pa. teHkUwS
Balm of a Thousand Flowers, for beaa
tifying the Complexion, and eradicating all Taw, Pocrixs
and FBxcxus from the taee. Bold at Dr. Keyset's, 140
Wood street. ftlOdawS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
f |TOE MOST SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN
RUTH HALL,
A Domestic Tale of the Present Time.
BY FANNY FERN.
400 pp. Hmo. Cloth. Price *1,45.
It has been reserved fto this distinguished authoress to
achieve what may. under the circumstances, be regarded
asthe most brilliant sueceae ever obtained by an Arnett
ean writer of fiction. "BUTH HALL,” .her first contlnu
ousstory, though dertringno interest orpipularlty from
connection with any of those vexed questions which agi
tate tho public mind, has, in the two months einc» Its' first
appearance, a greatly larger sale ftfaau any other .AmeriJ
can work of fiction whatever, within the samef period.-
Tbls extraordinary faet is, of Iteelf, abundant evidence of
the aberablog Interest and gzaphlo power of this remark
able work. We have In our poearuion aeveral hundred
reviews of “HUTU HALL.” which have already appeared
la the principal newspapers and periodicals.* Nearly all
of theaepronounoe It emphatically a work of genius; many
predieting fbr It the largest sale of any American book,
and devoting whole columns to It* euloglum, while we
have yet seen but a very few (not twelve In nil) whieh
deny lte singular fteetnatlon. “RUTH HALL” is for sale
_by BookeeUera generally. Published ey
ftftMwd2tw* MASON BROS., 23 Park Row, New York.
1856. MILLINERY. 1868. '
Mrs. WM.SIMMONS,
404 Broadway, N. Y,
7 "1 S now prepared to eznibit, and offers for
. to wholesalejnd retail Boyers, at the lowest pee
rin'* ttsh prices, the largest and beat selected stock of
French, English and American Mll’ioery and Straw Onods
ever ousted at any one establishment In this dty; equal,
if not superior to her fiemer importations. They nave
been eeleetsd with great earnby. the. celebrated French
milliner, Madame Lahalleur, of Paris, and Mrs. Laralm
tine, of BondfU London.
P. R— Pattern Bonnets constantly on band. Orders by,
mall punctually attended to. Mrs. HIMMONS,
fo27*3rov 644 Broadway, New York.
Daguerreotype Materials, &o.
Merchant* ere rttpectfuUv regurefrd to thaw tbit advertias
went to any DapuerrtcJyput in lArir town.
A NTIIONY’S General Depot of Materials
l\_ for the Daguerreotype, and fbr pictures on Payor and
Gtoit. Catalogues furnitned on application.
Goods can be rent by express, parable on delivery. Tint
parties with whom we most give refer
ence as to their ability tirpay for the goods on arrival, or
remit with their order enoogb to covet expenses of Iran*-
portatioa. feISSmT K. ANTHQNY.SOB Broadway. N. Y.
New York Bag Manufactory.
IT AM, Flour, Feed, Grain, Meal, Hominy,
JLI Shot, Buckwheat, Salt, Guenoand ell other kind* of
Bag* m*d* tad printed to order by nuchlnory wit dut*
pafeli. Addrau, m fthOTv,
IT PlaUtiruiSXtw Tori:
W^o,g a «^ S *
STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY,
feg-SmT Y.
A MEETING of tho Stockholders of the
/V Penna.Balt Manufacturing Ca. nt Allegheny rounty,
Pa, will be held at the ofifee of 3AMUKL F. FISuIUL No!
70S Walnut at, Philadelphia, on TMUR3DAY, March J2d,
at 11 o'clock. A. M-, for the pnrpoae of Increasing the (Spl
tal Stock to the rum of One Hundred and Thirty Thous
and Dollars, for the manulketuriog of Koda.
Published according to Act of Assembly.
CHAKLKS LRNNIO. 1
SAMUEL F. FDOIKR, >Board of Director*.
fe27-3wa* UEORQK T. LEWIS,
npO the Honorable the Juilgos of the Court
A of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, lir-and for
the County of Allegheny
The petition of Joseph Kiser, of the 3d ‘Ward, Pitts
burgh. In the county Aforesaid, bmnblralievetb, that your
petitioner hath provided hlmeHfwith materials for the ao
oommodution of travelers and others, at blxdwelllng house
In the ward aforesaid; and prays that yonr Honors will be
pleeeed to grant him a license to keep a public house of en
tertainment. And your petitioner, as in dntr bound, will
ever pray. JOBEPiI KlflEU.
Wa the ruheeribsrs, cltUena of thn Third Ward, do
certify that the abare petitioner is of rood repute for hon
esty end temperance, end Is well provided with house room
end eonvenieuceefor the accommodation and lodging of
strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is becetsary.
James Montooth, A. Mullen, J. R. Hibbert, J. Sblpton.
Wm. Mickey, A. Baird, James JTCully, J. G. Bsekofen,
Geo. Aurenta, John J. Vetter* John HsQuewan, WUllun
Osar. , fein-etd*
Household Furniture,.. for Sale,
A NT person who may bo commencing
/W.houss gassing pot purchase an entire outfit, on very
Haiwnshte tenn rand food Furniture, by celling on -the'
asbserfhor, at T 4 Webster st.
foar-iwd John r, außTocg;
\TJEW BOOKS—Discourses on Truth. de-
I Uvertd Id Uu Ouptl of the 8. Cartllnt College, by
Dr.nuimviU.PrMt;
Fbmdro, or the Immortality af the Soul, by Plate;
Sissy* ob opinions and Truth, by Bailer;
WnaJif, * story vlthoafc a mond:
Utah and the Hormone, from personal obmrratlon
during U six months midmee at lb* Onat Balt Lak*
UtyTSy Terris, late Setfr of Utah Territory^
B»Uoa;« abgoryofCnV or Note# of a TraTriw Is tlu 1
Tropic*, illustrated, Cth thousand. Pot ml* by i
faft J. 8. DAVISON, flfl Market rt. j
THE SELF-EXPLANATORY V BIBLB
ThelUforenoM and Parallel Punnt lathis ilibl*
“•Prtolj* at Ua«tb. Tb» trp* 1* dear and lire*. It
*• ths.to.poatTalsabl.atitioa for private dm, In print
Bibles ef all kinds and prieei, A0.,-Ae., for mm by
MT J. 8. DAVIBQS, fe Market st.
Notice— a brown colored mem
orandum BOOK va* takes frotn.oar dMk on Bat*
uroay afternoon, containing, betides a email amount of
money, the following deeestred promissory notes, which .
tbe pahUo ar* Motioned against purchasing—One of Wm.
Bot» tot tve hundred doUare os* of Wo. Irvin tor two 1
Jwndjrt W«*?©£T. Oliver for three hundred and
dollar* and fifty mots, and one of fiTm. U. Shinn
for nla*tr«o* dollar* asd fifty cent*. The person who
tooklt ossratals th*xaossy by returning the not**to
t 037 B. MaLAJN A BON, fil fthst.
A NO. 1 FARM IN OHIO FOR SALE—
Two fine form*, onecHTOeerM.th* othero( 100 acrae
ms bacbtaloed by eppfjSg t”
rpo LET—A three story Dwelling, No. 82
JL Beeend sk. sear Market, now'occupied by Uln Mor
phy- Poeeeaslonglven on let April nextT For pertlculars
enquire of ft37-tf D. M. umsTINE, PA Front rt.
T>RINTING PAPERrOR SALE—2rc»ma
I 24x26 on band asd for sale at 83.00 per rasa, by
aar itdAltwT | JOHN T. BHKYOCK, 29 Fifth it
LBS. BRIMSTONE in store ana
>4)UUU for Ml* by FLKMINQ BROS.
{tflfl BATH BRIuKS 1 in store and for 1
•JVFVFOIdbr uat FLEHINQ BROS, j
Kfin LBS - AM. CAYENNE in atordasd
•WUfor ealebr f»27 FLBMINO BROS.
ftHAMOIS SKINS—A fine lot in store and
* J for eeM by ft 27 - FLBMINO BROS,
fiOfl L ? S ‘ CHROME YELLOW in store
"-MJU and fog aahgby FLKMIBQ BRQB.
, LBS. CREAM TARTAR ou hand
and far Ale by _ -FLEMING BRQB.
,LACK LEAD CRUCIBLES—An oa*ort
> laeot on hand and for sale by FLEMING BBOA
A LBS. DROP BLAuK on hand and
/vOU asd took by FLEMING BROS.
Blairaville Female Seminary.
m&SSdk m * Mrt : P ‘ R SaUi’LKr, Pnluipals.
ff mi* next session will commence May 7th.
J- and continue 21 week*. The entire enemies of the
Pnodpail and of sit thoroughly ed seated Teerhen are de
ntfdtoitaaoTnrnmentandtboTartoae department* of a
1 trnemaue. .thorough and extended course of female Sdn*
cation. Th* tpadone edifies, nov ISO foot In length, afford*j
ample aMommiHlallnncfor tOboLdlng echo tar*, two loa
s?°!?h K:rpenee (eidiulTe of washing) is (80 per mmlchl I
Medium extra chargee for Instrumental Untie. Drawing I
fainting and tfce Modern languages. No charge Sir Vocal
Mo*ir, Jt!nmasjfalp or Latin. Catalogues may os obtained
srfsJtiP' 004 ** 11 * 01 J - W* Meltof, K«q., ftttebia^-
A mSs.** • 3ft B^eplky,
feJV2md* ; BlalmlDe, Indiana Oca, Pa.
Linens* housekeeping goods^
A. A. Maaon AOo. hare init rac’d 100 pc*. Irish »Lln-
Qoode. wblehwluU sold at i^xUri^a^ltT^r^ PS 1
I3.INGUAMS—A. A. Mason & Co. wiU
3-f tti * day er S moip cam of those Cut color-
ft/YBBES. N. Y. GROCERS' SYRUP:
ttar/Uod Banr BefLMJjr' do, li
Ufaaxitd BAlU>*D^LA<«aE,slMJh«rtTrt.
COHN—I,OBS baa rac'd per steamer
fe24 BBLL a UOGRTT.
MEAL—26 bbls rec’d and for Bale
S-L®? *2* BILL A LTOQBTT. .
HAY —100 bales Ilay formula by - ’
-% B * JAMBS Mc&UOHLIN.
;OLL BUTTER—2O bbls. freabrin cloth®;
bjbrittoby fra ILPABsKLLA Op.
IHEESE—SOO bxa. prime catting for sale
L*T KH B. DALZSLL ACb.
ARD in bbls. and kegs on hand and for <
IroMbf fc2j y ° B. DAL2ELL A Co. I
MACKEREL— 100 obU. No. 3 large and
n*d{ dan. No. 3 *nd No. 3 la H bbU. «n bind.
K. DALZKLL A Go.
ROOMS—IOO dos. ass’d sizes for sale by I
fag* - B. DALZKLL k Co.
TBAS-UO hilf chests Y. H., Gunpowder,
and on hind. H. DALZKLL A 00-g
BROOMS— 50 dos. just we'd and for sale
fc r L . MT HBKBY H. OOLTgBS.
CELLEHS' COUGH SYRUP— '
»■. a.jt SMcn d a.— iSSii
sswstssft
jsssvsasftatfta? l - iicS 1 "
JSsss^^st£S^^s%* 1
■praiCT tog, zs&gto&l
BUTTER „ is bbls fresh Roll Batter on
jane tod for sals by BHBXVBB A PILWOBTIL
X'J.REEN APPLES —IS bhla pnmo Green
\RAppks, just reo'd and for aalstir •
4 ftp- HmilYgß A DILWQBTH.
TABLED bos pnmo Dried
MJL F*»ehis on hsnd ssd tor satehy '
agßJTfeß 4 PILWOBTIL
AND LARD— 69 bbls Grease.
.\JBbblsGreast, SbUilanL nowlanSlng, fornle
hr aaa , isaiah dickey boot
X^EAXHEBS —49 eks now landingfor sale
J'fcr tan ■ ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.- .
TtEACHES-r 09, eks, damaged, now land ]
K-- tegitontobr isaiAg picket a oo.:
INDIA. hUBBER WHIPS or ill '«iiea. '
i "(ORN—SOO bos. in ear for oalo by
! ->*** - ■— ’ nfettont.
, DROPS—Another largo oapply of
AMUSEMENTS.
All A'dvertisettentr of-Concerts or Public Habita
tions, surd be paid in Advance.
pASSIDSM. CLAY, of Kentucky, will
\J lecture before the Young Mens' Library. Association,
inUABONIO HALL, on NEXT TUESDAY EVENING, the
27 th inst.
Bonner— The Despotism <J Slavery.
Doors open at half past six: Lecture to commence at TK.
Tickets of admission 25 to be had at the Mnsle
andßook Llbrar v Booms, Lecture Commit-
JNO. M. KIRKPATRICK,
WM. H. KINCAID.
HKNR7 WOODS,
ELIAS H. IRISH.
JAS. BUCHANAN,
Lectore Commttoe.
'For Hint
4 DESIRABLE Country Residence in Pitt
township, with Two Acres of ground. Fruit Trees,
bbery, Oui-houses, A CL, will be rented cheap, and for
a term of years to a good tenant. Apply to Geo. A. Swartz
at the office of jaS-tf PATRICK * FRIEND.
Spring Style of Eats.
JAMES WILSON, Fanbionable Hatter,
Federal street, Allegheny City, U now prepared to
supply his customers and the publle with the Spring
sty !■ of Hats In ell their variety. Gentlemen wishing a
fkshlonahle bat can he suited here as well, both as to
price and Quality as In elther.ol the two cities. Also, the
Corrugated Brims, so much admired, with a largo assort
ment of boys' and children * Hats and Caps, all of which
wfll be sold low for cash. fe24-lwd Jamß WILSON.
Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad Co.
A N adjourned meeting of the Stockholders
Tm_ of this Company will be held on WEDNESDAY, the
7 th of March, atiO o'clock, A. M-et their office, No. 140
Third st- at which the Report of the Auditors appointed
by them to investigate the accounts of the Company and
Treasurer will be submitted.
By order of Stated Meeting,
GEORGE BLACK, Chairman.
amazT F. Voa Bojubomt, Bec’y. • fe24-3tood
Water-Cure Rutitute-
HAND STREET (SOOTH SIDE) BBT. PENN STREET
AMD THE RIVER, PITTSBURGH PA.
ThOOTOR BAELZ, Graduate and Practi
-1 9 tloner In the Old Bchools of Medicine. Allopathic
and Homer pa this, and forthopastten yean a successful
Hydrooathlst, has opened a WATER CURE in the above
location.
The perfectly safe, direct and Immediate ofleet this sy*-
tem has on all Fevers, and all diseases acute and chronic
—while It Is mild, grateful and Invigorating to the weak
and debilitated, readers it peculiarly desirable in families,
who will be treated at their homes.
Allopathic and Uomapethic treatment will be adminis
tered where desired: but. after long and thorough experi
ence, Doctor Baels gives a decided preference to Hydropa
thy, which has. throughout the old and new world, prov
en so eminently successful in every f rm of disease, inelu
ding Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, In
flommatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Asthma, Cutane
ous. Nervous and Liver Diseases. Testimonials of cures
from highly reputable dtlseos of nearly every State in the
Union, ean be exam'ucd at Doctor Baeit’s office. The Rev.
Clergy are Invited to consult him gratia.
Warm water being used In tbe eemmencemsnt, and of
ten throughout thetreatmeatdtiialaxury insteidof un
pleasant, as those unacquainted might suppose.
Rirmuoraa.—Messrs. Charles Brewer, Waterman I'slm
er. W. W. Wilson, W. H. Williams, Thompson UelL J. Jt.
Walden, D. T. Morgan, Wn. B. Holmes, El 1L Koguah, B.
The undersigue<Lhav(hgvisited Doctor Diels's Institu
tion aod wltneesed his successful treatment, cheerfully rc
oocnuendhim as a thoroughly educated and skillful i'by
sldan:
Charles T. Bussell, Jos. M’Conn-llis David Hunt, John
C. Curtis, KobLl’striek, John B, Livingston, Johu Wright,
W. W. Patrick, Moeesr. Baton, O. Ormsby faregg.
ja7-6md
SELLING UFF AT COST,
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, RUGS, Ac.
W. M’CLaINTQCK& BROS,
NO. 112 MARKET? PITTSBUBUIi,
ARE now offering their entire stock of
Carpeting, OR Cloths. Rugs, Matting. Ac., at cost,
euuprislog tbe largest and beat assortment in the W’eet
ern market, which w* Import direct and select from tbe
most celebrated manufactories In the country. Our stock
comprises In part the following, via:
Elegant Velvet Bile Carpeta.i(nl Cloths.
Tkpestry Brussels do Cocoa Slatting,
Extra - do do- Spanish, do,
-Hu pci fine Ingrain do Canton do,
lmperial do Cbeniie Engs,
Fine Ingrain do Tufted do,
Common do do Stair Rods,
Twilled Venetian do Transparent Window Shades
Main do do Piano and Table Covers,
Tapestry Ingrain do Figured Woolen Balte, Ac-
With a full assortment of all other Goods and Trimmings
usually kept in a Carpet Warehouse. Those wishing to
furnish SmmboaU, Hotels or Houses will find It to their
advantage to call, as now it tbe time to procure the best
bargains ever offered in this inarket, as we are selling off
oar stock for Cash at Eastern cost.
a 29 W, MoCUNTOCK A BROS.
AftTIFICKAL TEETH!!
DBS. DUKCAH & CAHKBOXT,
DENTISTS,
No. 156 West Sixth street, bdioeen Race and Elm streets.
„ CINCINNATI.
OFFICE under tho management of
I its present proprietors, has beta Increasing in repu
tation for superior operations in tbe Artificial Depart
ment of Dentistry for the last ten ynars. and no expenses
or effort shall be wanting to give s&tlsfeetlon to all who
may favor it with their patronage.
The subscribers would ieali attention to the following
essential points pertaining to Artificial Teeth, vie Dain
ty and naturalness of appearance, quality and strength
of the materials, oomfort to the wearer, and usefulness In
restoring the natural appearance of the speech, and abil
ity to masticate, in all of which thoy are warranted In
sarin gth«T are exceeded by none, and equaled bv few.
TEETH inserted from one to a full set, with Artificial
Gams, ♦'all and Half Setslnvarisbiy inserted by suction.
All operations in Dentistry performed in the most thor
ough manner.
THUMB—Com! tie ring tbe superior character of ~th«
work and tt>* guarantee given, they aro tbe most reason
able in the West.
Two Teeth <r more, an Gold Plate, $3.00 per Tooth.
“ " •• Sdrer “ 2.00 u “
Tbe money refunded Ifthe Teeth do not prove cstlsfko-
t art. •
*WFcr the Information of those living at a distance,
we would state that our facilities are such that-we esn
make In thebnest style, a full set of TEETH iu from 24 to
4* hours, and small pieees in proportion, so that no deten
tion need.be apprehended.
*W. C. DUNCAN, .
___J. 0. CAMERON; / Dentists.
delMy - No* 156 West CthsL. bet. Raoe A £lm,Cln.
JA. BROWN,-would most respoctfoßr la
a fbnit the publle that be keeps on hand, at his stint
on the west side of the Diamond. Allegheny City, a com
puts assortment of VenUlao Bands; venltlaa Shut*
tan are made to order, in thn best style, warranted eaual
toimrln th.™udSu»Mr Uli
wttoout the aid of a screwdriver. Having purchased ths
stock; ttelfijwfirhood of ths CaWnrtTs&WUhmStrt
Ramsey A McCleUamLl smjmparsd to furnish their old
customers as weil'ss the trunllQ at large, with everything
in Jhalr line. Agency. No. 6 Wood street,
; ■ J. A. DRQWI'
“Prove aU to that which Is
I TYLER’S COMPOUND
GUM ARABIC SYRUP.
increasing demand for this mestpleas*
A ant. salt and effleaekras remedy for all pulmonary
• *°*£l* d *h» proprietor to redoes the pries so
as to place It within the reach of allciaeseii.lt> superiori
ty OTtr bm{ Blmilarprepantiossis attested by many an*
** "**Omor». WaehlnKtOD, the whole
of Maryland. PSnuyiranla. YlrjriniaT«- who bars bees
Y™“»«eofits sfieaorwbea the ninal remedies hare
foiled; and by thousands of our most respectable elUteos
bjws usd it is their families both ae preventive and
with cerofaUlag lucecn for the last twenty years
daringwhichperiod,with very Uttle aid from adrertis
“■ " pauu<moT “ “•
Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Ac.,
and generally euree in aday or
interfering with diet or basinets, or render*
to ttospstoramore susceptible ot,Grid; intoronie
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, bronchi
tis, Affections of the Lungß, nrnj
Consumption,
bea egdai, and seldom fails,when com*
to perfect a nm. Price 25 and 60 cents
(u£, b sa m
St. Clair Hotel,
rpHE undersigned, formerly of “Brown's
J- thle 5
ic j n magnificentstrie. wuald r£
epnrtftdly inrito his friends and the traveling puUJe to
fire him a oUL Assured, with too convenience 0/ the
boji* and bis long extwrienee in the business, he —n olvn
•oWf*s**tiAetl°n, end his charges moderate.
faa> WM.C. CONNELLY.-
A NOTHER Pittsburgher testifying to tho
derftxlly cmatiTS powers of Blerhare’s Holland BIK
v „ . _ _ • Pmsßyiaa, Poc, 6th, 1854.
BenJ, /her, •?*-> «# O*-—Gentlemen —For a year
WtJhayabeen afflicted very srrioufliy with dyspeiwia. so'
my stomach refused to retain anything. 1
r S*# , B**batefa Holland Bitters; and hare now found re
liaf almost amounting to a rare. I found It effleadom In
| removing ths'axtreina debility occasioned 'by this disease.
Hi£BKf u,r M * bulb* OQtials add no superior
Rwpeetfhlly. Jacob White, 3d below Uaritet.
Caorros— Bo earelhl to ask tor Bcerhave’a Holland BU*
tara.i Tbs great popnUrityorthls medleine has induced
manT imitations, which the pub! fe should goa’d
pimebasinK as tbe genuine IVerhavo'a Holland Bitters.
B°ldatdl per bottle, or c botUes Ibr S6,bv propriators. *
. U- P. SenWARfZ. AlleghenyT
deS3*fe; and UniggUtJ generally.
f' ASH IS USELESS UNLESS Till
-1 uJSrsss’^
rffl. 00 SllrS^ r ti 0 ’
■ »o. l Mrt. .
T IN . COPPER AND SHEET IRON
■ WATTSiAHn roa Bxix.—We offer for sale the Win,
sStok. good wUI and fljtaresof oaHr to, bSt rtSelS I*2
** !***•* ariected, and of asaperi*
••ttsof mechanics* and a«aa*
■iSfe «” *»a »tbK
fel7 a ft r LAIN A SON, No. 21 Fifth it •
T ®EUE —The attention of fami
.■A.llee and wash-women Is invited to tola Bine, which is
L?u>ir Indigo dissolved, hsringaU lis propertlee retained,
poasessos, over the uadiiaoivwdladlaiY
toS m,SK‘S!Sl cf , IO, R* rt£ V* bettertoSWothWof W
*lp>Pl» anToonrenient for n*. and of be-
I J2f^?slL D *L of f b ?, al .®P'» o»ing to toe fret that not
i Indigo can be dissolved by we*
*?F:. I* •" d«tl tote oi any properties Ininrieas to
1 dothB, W"wonidsolid!a trial, and warrantlttoheas
- mpmeatedr For tale by JonN H\PT,Jr-
. No. ui Wood it.
DUTLER’S MERCAnTILE WRITING
I m 3 VLUW.—lHplamatMiAPr&ejtedaUAafic Utnawrd
, tuViit Fluid /oi. by Ohio Mechanics fntt&uU. Cfndtmati.
| CMoter, ISM; Ohio Stale ihu-, Memark, OWA October,
1864; Indiana Sate Ib&, Maitoon, la. October, 186(. -
WW qf a Letter /me Assistant Ibti Master at Cbtefnnnfi;
CuiciinrATt, Bept. 8,1864 lb I*st Masters and Others
This offioe has fora longtime found ItdllßcaUto procure
a satlsfrctoiT-aitile af WKWagond Oming-Me. We re*
quire a readuy .flowing Ink that would not sun up the
pens and stands. This object In oar opinion has beenfol.
Iy attained br using Butler’s Ucreantllo Writing and
Uopylog ndds, manufactured In our dty by Jawn J
Bcnaa, Agnrt—whieh ww hare purehased by the doreu
for ths use of tots office. We recmamsud the above with
confidence to Post Hasten and Oommarrial Man n»*
eraUy. . , J. 1L BISCLAIiI, AjnUtant P. fi!
For Ale wbolsAls and retail by
jsl* KA Bl!iJi81t8i S 7 Wood itrwt.
MORGAN’S COUGH SYRUP—The heat
following: Mr, Bate- During
arto X wu taken.wUh a serere eold, acoompealS'
1 P roc, ?* d •.bottleof Morgan’s
S2f!*£ra^ W 'i.R T * m * .Inusedlste rellsf. I rare
used other cough medelnee and amfreetosaythsllbe
-r,syh7JTiip prefijraWe. both on account
andharmlessness. Though no friend to
yet I would strongly recom*
mradtoe abore named Cough grrup to those afflicted
With Colas. ■ . - PuILLIP BBKSBINU
Pittsburgh, April 25th, 1864. - Proprietor
ARD-5 bMs. «nd 8 kgs. No. 1 lard for
’««Ubr Iflt A.ki. MeBANB.IIIM rt
DOT ASH—S casks in store and forsaufbv
L|, MiCANBLEM, MEANS A OO ,
‘* la romoWood tttd wmnt.
bids, in store and
***** *T McCAHPtBSS, HEASfI * 00. .
S_^S?°^.S* PS 4“ t^£ls > £g l( >.
4 ATI MS. KHIJJJAKB in store and for
iin/tti»ty •-> -jags •-.-. jumbo
bbls. fresh Boll; ' ' •
18 km. wtld ida. fe g
! AUCTIOy SALESe
F MV DAVIS, Auctioneer.
flwagtflal &la Rooms, corner |feed and Fifth strvt
iVIDQE MINING CO. STOCK'AT ACC
POTION—On Thursday evening. March, IsL-atTM
o’clock* at the Merchaatr 4th sUssL Villi ha
sold, by erder of Joehua Hanna, Treasurer.
Bharee Ridge Mining Co. Btoot, mrftited-for non-nay
pent of areeesmants, P. M. davtil awT* :
TRUSTEE’S! SALE* OF 15 BUILDING
LOTS IN SIXTH WARD-Oa Tuesday afteraocm
Mareh aith, at 3o'cloek, on the premise*, will be sold hr
order of John Uerroo.raq .trustee of Robert Porter, £»_
Fifteen valurtl* Boudl&gJxitJ, as laid out by the iMe
Wn. port«r. K»q., In his tint plan of fota In the 6th and
*th wards, Pittsburgh, t of walch lots; to wit Numbers
39, 40, 41, 42, 4h, 44 and 45 have each a front of 2D fort
on Centre Avenue and extend baek southwardly yVmt pe
tVet to Clark sL, and the remaining Bof whldi lots, to
wit; Number* 46,49. fiO, 61, 62. 63* Si and 65 have eech a
front of 20 feet on Clark st. and extend southwardly by
tbo whole distance to Hbaest. 60ibet wide. Ths above of
fer great inducements to thoao-fdesirouj of purchasing
property n«ar the buelncai partof the'clty. Terms at
SalaT fi>24: P. M, DaVIB, AnS.
"irALU ABLE; BUILDING LOTS NEAR
V fcTTU WARD AT AUCTION—On Friday erenlnj:,
UarcA 9th. at 7 o’clock, at the Merchants Rxchuin.4th
•t, will be sold, 40 Jots of ground, situated near the toU
gate, adjoining the ,7th ward, baling a front oo Centre
Avenue and adiaceht Btreats, and being very adrantag
eously located for persons who desire a cheap reeidenee
near the- business part of the ri ty. Plans of ,wnldt can be
had at the Auction i Rooms. Title. Indisputable. Terms,
one-third cash, balance In 1 and 2 years, with Interest.
fe2l P. M. DAVlfl, Anct.
HTTBHS ANSICLAEK^SIPIdSOS.
SPLENDID FRESH STOCK!
. „ UENKY KLEBER,
Ms Agent for Patsburph asid Western •
morn., . NUNNS ACLARK'B ■
ettSgaWea I unrivalled aB9HB :
GRAND and SUUARK RMH' ‘
mnrspii an o s;& b « üb.
TRESPECTFULLY informs the publio.br^-
' 18. Pittsburgh andvidnity that a splendid fresh stock -'
oTNuntu 4Claxk's superior Pianoe Is now being prepare*? i
for him, and has partly been received. The Inunenseand '
vastly Inervadns popularity of Nunns and Clark’s Plane* ■ -
has caused the firm to add snetlier wisg to thetr enor->
moos establishment, a drseriptlou of which may be found '
In a late nunber of,the IlhrcWy itapasine. vl*:—“lt is on- 1
doobtedly the largest; and, if wears not mistaken, tbe
oldest house devoted to that branch of business In the
United Btales. It was established upwards of thirty yean
ago by an Ingenious and cutorpridng Mano-Forte boOd-r
who acquired a practical and tAorougk knoKtedot of the
“art, trade and mystery" of manufiwturtcg the beautiful;
Instruments for .which thlshoaso has so Jong beenfamou*.
If patronage is the highest compliment that eau be f
toanestabUshmenLandlmUaUamistbeeiueerestfiaUery. -
then the firm of Nunns ft Clark have much to be proud cc
for tber have nover, boon able logo ahead of thnir coders
suffirieotlytomakeup Pianos forexhlbition aadspeeula
tlon."
' The abnvereosrk* from tha pen of a Baden editor cna
fi’eio rorl establishment are jweullirly ferdblo andtls*
ntficant.
Opinion of J/ihi*.' LAZAItE, t A/ CfUbraitd Pianitt. .
Having in moat of my concerts made os** 1 or and ear* tally
examined tbe Pianos made by Nano* k Clark. New sore,
I freely give this testimonial of their superiority with re
card to relume and power r/ ton* and their promptaeat
andelasttdtj ol touch—qualities so Important in taming
tbe hands and improving the style of playing of musical
students. MARTIN LAZAKK, Professor of the Piano •• ••
; at the KoyalGourerratlTeofParii.
Opinion <\f Madame. DE VllliiS. , -7- •
The accompaniments to or ar<nes having been played
in nxarlr all mr eoherrts on (be Pianos made by flTrmi tB
Clark, I consider them admirably adapted to Uend and
unife with the voice—a treat and important consideration '
with vocalists. RO3ADKVCU3.
Opinion of MAURICE STRAKOSH, the, etUbralMßianitt
2 and Computer.
i have for aefcral.yeara put been usler too of Nunns
d> Clark** Piano* in nr «ra lamllr. and con aider them
piwferanlo to any other, both Ibr private and concert par*
pose*. They have a peculiar delicacy of tone and touch
added to mat volume and power.
. ; MAURICE SUUKOBH..
Opinion (*f resident Pniftssort.
Having thoroiieblr tented the capacitiesand qualities
at A’unn* ifilarks' Pianos, we feel contbrained to pro >
nounre them superior in every respect. Their tone Is Ir
reproachable for volume, brilliancy and equa'ltT, and
their touch delightful for promptness and elutidty—alto
gether well calculated to Improve the style and touch of
learner* VICTOR DEITAII,
HENRY ROBBOCK.
0. ANTON,.
N. SEIDI.E,
JEAN MANN 3, and others.
n.Kleber gives a full and tnlOfodury wirran/wltb m
ery Piano, and will positively m-11 thorn at New York Jhe*
k>rp prices, itilhout addition, for freight, risk, ote- and the
money refunded if the Planoprovea defective.
• , , JIKNItY KLKBKK, _•
Sole agent for Nunns A Olvk for Wettern Penna.
Abo, CARHART A NEKDIMM'tf pemtint MELQDXQX3
• 1 No. 101 Third ft.
S.—Ain a choice lot of DON UAH'S hirhl^jwyilir
Election Notice.
Omn Em CtituCoirm,l
, fius,»th February, IBM. J
A N Election for Seven Directors of the
t\ Erie Canal Company, for the “enauhig jrar*’ will be
held at the Office of the Company in Erie, oaths FIRST
MONDAY IN MAROU next.
ftU-dtmarL- ; MILES W, CAPUHEY, Sstfyi
T ’ Election: f
'AN Electioh for officers for “the Company
/w for erecting a Brides orer the AlJcghen r riT*r oppo
aiUPittaburgh, iu the county of Allegheny,’’ wIU be hold
eu in the office of the Company, at the north cod of the
Bride*, on MON DAV.tbefithaar of March next, com*
mondniiat 1 o’clock,P.M. JOHN lIAUPHR,
foMmd Treasurer. ••
OUCH of as have .not yet
lO had their account* adjusted, are reouestad tohrina.
in their book* and certificates. A. WILKINS A OOu
_*?« 71 Fourth stmt..
OVRINQ STYLE HATS.—Wo s
C 5 lavlte our friends and the public generally '
call and •xamine our new style ofoorru gated n«»«, >
which w* are selling low for OASU;| also our Oeleattal Oaa. ■■
▼hie* li acknowledged to h* the neatest mad best ewof'
theawaoo. f«I» JAS. WILSON A SON. SI Wcodst.
BemovaL
ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. have removed to"
ftp 80 Water and G 3 Trent ata., warehouse forasrlr
occupied br Hardy, Jones A Go.
TjLAIN BLACK SILKS. Murphy A
■ . Cot Afield have a full assortment orris In Black 811k*-
ertha Tartoua grade* ot quality and different widths.
KgfJE? M E i‘S °D^£i t b tuk
newest styles. -
. i • Groceries at Cost.
'l'U* undersigned trialling: to decline bosi-' :
M* Vi I ™, ,•*“* oiaooto. eomprUn* .
general apartment of Family Groceries. at oosvfor eweh
orapprored notes, and wll Ipoxltircly rloae out kb stock '
Miar toths tartw AprD, as nls leaaa • wIU axpira at that r
riilarMinhiaformerrtanO^wSdfS,con.
ki£ at 1 r * 0 %?* 0fI)r^irM *,^ o < l fiheiTin* win •
\ Female Diseases.
I |OCTOR BAELZ, Noi. .38 Ilaij^iit/trßata
JLFMd *OTei «n dISMMt Ol fiazule*, bat MTMeUHr E>«l
-?f‘a^ iT -
To KerohantSi Manufacturers, &c. ."
A> NY House requiring the-assistance of a
JjL thcroxi*lilr competent and akilful Practical Book*
figfcyte««rpd> r ,
3 Linden Lead \ Company of Wisconsin.
"HE Corporators of this Company have
afia^eKs^ > ffis,ssgffi l <s^ga
<U6>rlpglnlbnn»thmTd*MT>to iho Compaor, 7 nrt
' Intelligence Office,
CX.AIB STREET.
aERViUiTS of all descriptions supplied.
KJ Private bmillea tad Hotel* an rcgpecUoliy jeoltclted
toarall themaelve* of the fidllUea nowo&jrt*L Pactacrr
teTora.
promptljr attended to.
ftg-lTd ,; JOS. LEWIS.
q ELLERS- COUGH SYRUP IN ILLINOIS?
SJ^hM^Hiri?. 100 * ’ During the fanurwr bto sot bet*
BiihL^KiSif o^?1 * w , aW “ u “l to dtetwsrhJmbrd*r
g- -be. oth„ „
TILER’S COM ARABIC
£4££ B F I)EO:p
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OH the WJSS'jV-Any person goine to or
llTjor Id (be WHtaa poßbaie t' mbh -m(«(
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vflourish in a bad Cravat,
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[VI long shawls^aTa.
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I SUHIYER i TVTT.tPftP«wr
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