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TfiUBSDAY 1iA1tCH35,1855.
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eiroulattott orottr WW2" Casette offers to our beelnets mark
I, mat &linage ixtrelbon of =king their btudneso meta
Ottretreithtket v betieentatcrasei lire thouseod.reseldnit
almost enzyme:raked, rosnoftettorer and shopkeeper la
Altf=be payments . —llerealter no Rib
iodation will be taken for the Pally or Weeklraasettw
nplaen payment 1 made In adranre. Whenomm the
thine la up to width the rubarriptlon la paid, Um papa
will be barmiably Monad., unless the mibmintion Is tee
owned by *dunce payment. All trimudent adroit/Mon
of aear7. dearrlptlon. will be reqtdred to be paid to ad
man*. The only eseeptlons be where epode month
y or rant :meta are route. seolnily
5a.)12.11. P. =ELM. tato editor of the &mt. Zei
Wag end nom connected with th. Pittsburga Courier, le
antbreised Nandi mbesiptions and advertisements for
the Pittsburgh Gazette, according to our rablialeed terms
Pitistnizeihe Huth 1,1846.
Rending Manter on sash vase of tbta
Tux Mumma Lsw.--The supplement to the
bribery law has passed the Senate as it cams
.from the Howe, and gone to the Governor for
his apprinal. It was agreed to with?ut a dia.
seating voice in the Senate, notwithstanding the
fierce and furious attack Which was made upon
it in the House. as being unconstitutional, as
altering the roles of evidence, as holding out in
ducements to crime, as full of danger to honest
men's reputations, and unworthy the support of
right-thinkingpetsons. The bill will, doubtless,
soon become a law. Under it, Courts or legisla
tive committees are . authorized to colx_pt el wit.:
tintless to testify theirknowledge of any violation
of that law—a power which, in the possibility of
ita exeroiSe, may prove a check to the corrupt
practices it is intended to correct.
Our members, in the House, were among the
bitter opponents of this bill, from' the start. Mr.
)Hrkpatrick made a furious onset upon it, dis
playing a vast amount of mask heroics - end treat
ing the bill as an imputation upon the character
of the legislature. On every question involving
the passage or safety of the bill, our remsents
fives voted* solid body to impede it, defeat it,
or totally change its features; and on its final
passage three of them voted against it, one made
a virtue of necessity and voted for it, and the
other one absented himselL Why the members
front Allegheny should be so anxious to prevent
a successful investigation of bribery and hinder
its punishment, is for them to explain. As the
facts now stand, people will form the conclusions
natural the premises.
We are not nub that Mr. Kirkpatrick was not
right in assuming that the passage of this act is
in some sort an imputation upon thia character
of the legislature; nor are we altogether sure
that the imputation is not deserved. If all-pre
vailing Rumor be not the most arrant of liars
there is abundant ground for supposing that the
legislature is not as pure as it ought to be. The
reputation of that body is not good, now, nor has
it been for years. It baa been growing worse
year by year, and that simply because there has
been no means to compel the bribers and the
bribe-panders to disclose the names of the bribe
devourers. ' Time present legislatare has the mis
fortune of standing immensely lower than any
Grits predecessors, notwithstanding the presence
in it of the immaculate Kirkpatrick, the lofty
and Incorruptible Smith, and sundry and divers
others nnadulterated patriots.
It is due to Mr. Dirge to say that he was the
warm friend of this measure from the beginning,
and contributed an be could to its speedy pea
-1
IThe notorious Buz. Pool.; the Fire
fighter and ptigaist,thelereper of a rough drink
ing house in New York, who was murdered by a
gang of rowdies of his own profession, and his
rinds in the pugilistic art, was buried on last
Sabbath .in New York, with a pomp and; par
pantry not granted to the best men in the coati
try. .The Triblme says that for hours before the
procession began to more, people assembled by
thousands in all the streets and
completely choked up. Not only were the streets
in the neighborhood of Christopher street full,
bat the wholeof the route over Which the tuner
- sl procession was to pass in this City was throng-
ed with en immense multitude of spectators.—
Windows were tilled, and many were upon the
roof-tops and balconies. Trees and lamp-posts
were climbed to get a view of the procession as
it passed. It is estimated that nearly one hun2
deed thousand persons were spectators of the
_
funeral.
The funeral procession moved from the hones
about 8 o'clock, P. M. The escort preceded by
Didworth's full band, consisted of the Forest
lota Guard,' the Bynder'e Grenadiers, the Han
- cock Chapter of the Order of the United Ameri
cans, the Poole Association and the Poole Guard.
After these followed the hearse, and the mourn
-
ors in carriages. The coffin was covered by the
American flag, and the hearse, upon which was
emblazoned the words, die a true American,"
was drawn by four black horses, apprdpriztely
decorated. The procession moved down Chris
topher street to Bleeker,down Blacker to Broad
way, sad down Broadway to the Hamilton aven
ue ferry. It was after five o'clock when it
reached the latter point. fitsznix Hall, where
the deceased received his feel wounds, and the
Bank.Exchsuge, his late place of business, was
draped in
The Journal of Commerce remarks:
"To our Mind, the sped sole wee darkly por
tentous, not only foreshadowing the subversion
of Etabbsth institutions, but evils it would be un
wise to predict"
The Trffieme has the following comments:
The respectability of a community, like that of
- an MX:vides!, is an-element which no material
prosperity or social influence should ignore or
' abolish. A good name to a City, as to s pence,
is a priestess jewel. How far the unworthiness
of an obtrusive and clamorous minority can in
jure the fame of a metropolis, was tested to the
utmost yesterday. A notorious fighting nen:to
ter, who kept a drinking and gambling house,
whose anoeistes were of the very dregs of socie
ty, men who live by corruption, violence, dieing,
drabbing, end crimes that might make angels
weep—this man—murdered by foul companions
—received the ovation of s great public funeral.
No philanthropist, 'genius, heto—no one whose
career had beenepeet in utterins divine thoughts
in divine words—or in ministering to the poor,
the oppressed, the broken hearted, the wounded,
the sick or the dying, or whose Maimed fren
zies of soul had struck out new life for the en
chantment or redemption of nations—could have
received n more public demonstration, to say the
least, than did the ignoble deed-of yesterday.-
- Men of reepectable appearance, dressed in the
beracleloth to whin, in Europe the . peasant as
pires not, banded together m .wird should be
the decent affinities of association for benevolent
purposes, were assembled to the number of up
- ward of two thousand, 'to testify , to their moon
-
ins for the deeedied. In all the gaud of demon
, stratise sorrow—led by pulsatile mid sonorous
. military music making the air lyyio with futiebnl
sobso—the hearse decorated, andheroesof dark
ness and profanity around it—with s line of
mourning coaches—with nand flags, intnte by
affiliated bodies—the procession streamed down
Broadway, while untold thousands lined the side
walks as lookers azt.
There are several reasons for this demonstra
- teen. The . . 'first is a rude worship of phyaical
- strength a nd courage, regardless of the direction
given to It, whether for good or evil. The next
the affinity of the tavern and gembling-house
rabble-of a greet city. The third is the nil obi
bonum principle—the hollowed of lies; babbled
in the mouths of the weak-minded and the bad
hearted. But most of all, the motive to the dis
play was thefact that Poole was foully murdered
by a gang of ruffians, led on by on Irishman, he
being an American, representing the lower strata
of the nebulasl feeling of the day ; and when the
nation boils the scam will rise..
, The deluded men
.(and we - truer - that all are
not perfectly lost who took part in the griefs of
the occasion) should bear in mind that a comma
' nitycan only /lye by work. By the resat of the
brow alone can man earn his bread. All avoid
nee of this—by inch courses es bullies, gam
blers bar keepers and do-nothings, follow,
measure precisely the decay of Empire& But
:the demonstration of.yedentay was an invitation
:to thousands whose associations are not religions,
'or whose des genial, to prefer idleness, riot,
vice, crime, to labor, steadiness, respectability
and virtue-- - -to tunttheir lacks on Heaven and
rush to the lowest deep of depravity amid such
applause as greeted the fallen Son of the limn-,
ins. It was indeed a mournful commentary on
this metropolls—on what a, vast plain-tor the
lover of man, And the 'preacher of God's truth
- there lies at our feet, for light and. redemption
- Without seeking She-stringe and the distant. ,
' - Our cityhas surely been wended in her good_
name by this solecism in the honors ds* the dead;
indif we see to be freed from the controlling in
epiratimus of the pandemonium politicians,. car
- tainly an awful monitor for side reform rose
oyes the hushed doubted the ch.ein'ambhlnt lir
' sng of Wiens. , - - ;
Tux Nair Taxnaufas a compr
noise bepreen total prohibition and the p_
O lt- MO" a limit tell bilirodtfeed into thi
Rouse of *Presentliana at Harrisburg to re
eat
the liaelpp laps eint; rash !aegeneral sale
Of liquor. the Sailaieof the people last year to
endorse the principle of total prohibition
.. . ,
re
strained many temperance meinbers from sup
porting such a stringent bill as that introduced
by Mr. Kirkpatrick, of this county; but the de
tire to do something for temperance Induced
them to support the bill to repeal the license
system. After disowssing the bill thoroughly,
the House has amended the law in several par
*tiara and it is now in the following shape:
Sec. I. Be it enacted, &c., That from and
after the passing of this act, it shall be unlaw
ful to keep or maintain any house, room or place
where vinous; spirituous, malt or brewed liquors
or any admixture thereof, are sold and drank;
and all lows, or parts'of law, inconsistent with
the provisions of this act, be and the same are
- hereby repealed.
fico. 2.--That If any person or persona within
this Commonwealth, shall keep for sale, and
sell, or is connection with any other business- or
prodtable employment give, receiving therefor
any price, profit or advantage, by any measure ,
whatever, and at the some time voluntarily afford
a place or any other conveniences or inducement
by which the same may be used as a beverage,
any vinous, apiritotet, malt or brewed liquor, or
any admixture thereof, he, she, or they, and any
one aiding, abetting or assisting therein, shall be
deemed guilty of a mjademeanor, and subject to
indietteen4 and, upo conviction, ehall be sen
tenced to undergo an imprisonment in the jail of
the proper county, for the first offence, for a
term not less than three nor more than six
months, and for a second offence not lose than
Six nor mote than twelve noopthe—and in either
case to pay a fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars.
Sac. 8. That if any two or more persona con
spire or act together, by which one may sell and
the other afford the place or other. convenience
,for drinking, with intent to evade the provialons
of this sot, be, she or they, or either of them,
indicted together or separately, upon conviction
shall be sentenced to undergo an imprisonment
in the jail of the county, not less than four nor
exceeding eight months, and be fined not exceed
ing one hundred and fifty dollars.
Sac. 4 That it shall be the duty of every con
stableof every town, borough, township or ward
within this commonwealth, at every term of the
Court of Quarter sessions of each respective
county, to make return, on oath or affirmation,
whether within his knowledge there is any place
within his bailiwick kept and maintained in *-
laden of this act, and it shall be the especial du
ty of the judges of all the said courts, to see that
this return is faithfully made; and - if . any res
ponsible citizen of any county shall make known
to such constable the name or names of such
person or persons who shall have violated this
set, with the names of witnesses who can prove
the fact, it shall be his duty to make return
thereof, on oath or affirmation, to theeourt, and
upon his failure to do so, he shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon indictment
and conviction, shall be sentenced to imprison
ment in the jail of the county fora period not
less than one or more •than three months, and to
pay a fine not exceeding fifty dollars. .
Both Houses, it is presumed, will pass this
bill, and there is no doubt of the Governor's sign
ing it.
The bill, it will be seen, simply repeals the
license laws and provides severe penalties for
keeping tippling houses.
Later from California.
The steamer Illinois, from Aspinwall, arrived
at New York on Monday night, having put into
Norfolk on Saturday, for coaL. She brought
California mails of February 16th; which arrived
at Panama - by the Golden Gate. Her specie list
was $1,161,248.
From the Alta Calla=bum. N.b. 10.
Cali. Inas-
The "Senatorial question" is still the all-ab
eorbmg topic of conversation among politicians.
The Legislative Convention yesterday, voted the
fiftieth time fora Senator of the United. States
Congress to succeed Dr. Elwin, whose term ex
pires in March next. The last vote varied but
little from the first. Dr. Olin had 41 votes—
about the same number that he bad •xi the first
ballot—and Edwards, the Whig etnaidats, 36
votes, which number is a close approximation to
to the strength of his party. Mr. Broderick's
Vote is 12, and occasionally 18. On Tuesday
Mr. hfcCorkle's name waa withdrawn, and the
iotee which had been east for him were trans
famed to Major Richard Doman. We have all
along doubted if there could be an election du
ink the present session, and can see no reason
now to change our opinion. Those behind the
scenes, however, throw out hints of an a • .roach_
• an e on wt t• • ..• • ye, certain.
Several -im rtant bills have been introduced
into the - within the past week. One
of these is to exclide from the mines all persona
who are not eligible to citizenship. Should this
bill bicome slew, it will drive from the mines
all'the Chinese, many thousand in number.
The Treasury of Alameda county was robbed
'of $12,000 on Tuesday night. The office was
I entered by means of false keys. Suspicion has
not yet fastened upon the thief.
The repeated discovery of gold on Kern River
has produced ; some excitement here, and the
steamers for San Pedro, the nearest port of dis
embarkation are full with passengers. There
can be no doubt that the Kern River diggings
are as rich as any in the State. In other parts
of the State there is • general ccmplaint of lack
of water, end yet many "big strikes" are re
corded.
. . workmen have broken ground on the Sac
ramento Valley Railroad. One hundred laborers
are now at work, and four hundred more are to
be pat onthe line next Monday, -- -- _
A terrible affray at Sand Hill, on the Yuba
River is recorded. It strew out of adisputo about
a mining claim. Three men were killed. Mr.
Anderson, from Paducah, Hy: ; Mr. Rice, from
-Washington, Me., and Mr. Webster, from Con
cord, N. IL
The proposition to fund $1,600,000 of the city
debt et :l0 per cent. per annum for 20 years,
tomato with strong opposition from the tax-pay
ers. It hat passed the Board of Assistants, but
will undoubtedly be lost in the Board of:Bider
men. It is thought that 8 per cent, is a 1111ffi
ciently..higAl rate of interest.
A man named Isaiah Woods moldered anoth
er known as Jack O'Neil, about one week ago,
at African Valley, Colusa county. The murder
er escaped.
The native Californians are contemplating re
moving, In a body, to Sonora. They allege as a
reason for this step that here they are oppressed
by unjust laws, and that the burdens of taxation
are more than they can bear.
' The election In Tuolumne county, on the Sth
inst., for a member of Assembly, resulted in the
election of M'Cnitly, Whig, by about 200 ma
jority.-
Speaking of the yield of gold for the last year,
the San Francisco Placer 71tnes and Transcript
says: The regular reported shipments by our
weekly steamers, which do notcorer the amounts
which go to Asia and the East in private hands,
are, for the last six weeks, as follows:
January, 1.41,402,241 Feb. 1 ,$1,856,996
January 9... 642,000 Feb. 9 621,059
January 16... 1,430,889
January 24... 476,405 t0ta1......55,929,099
Sasowten Isamu.— e have received the
Polynesian of January 20th and 27th, two weeks
later than previous &dykes.
On the 24th, Mr. Gregg, G. S. Commissioner,
received a dispatch from Mr. Wyllie, the Minis
ter of Foreign Relations, stating that, the latter
had been ordered by the King to diseentinue the
'negotiations for the annexatiodot the Islands to
the United States, commenced and carried on by
order of his late Majesty, Kiiinehamebs 111.
. At the time the King gave hie Ministers their
Commissions, be made a speech in which Is found
the following remarkable passage: •
..From all thy counsellors I desire frank and
'faithful advice, and those who 'obis!' rololon
estly hate nothing to fear
' while those whoi may
abuse my confidence and advise more from per
tonal interest thamrcgard for public good, have
nothing to hope."
On the 25th, Commander Caney, of the St.
Mary's, entered a strong protest,
,through the
' Commissioner to the Itawailan Government,
' against the language of the King's Prorianuttion
of December 8, which staitia - that the naval for
ces of the United Statei would be - etajdorid In
protecting the King sovereignty. •
At the King's reception on the 10th of Jana
i'll, be addressed the officers of the U. Stites,
French and English vessels of war,
and declared
that they represented the three great maritime
powers of the earth—"the three grealat supper
-1 Uri of the'inclependence of , his Kingdom!!
The schooner C. E. Foote has been chartered
to convey Mr. Read and family, and Mr. Neag h erty to Japan where they design to take up their
residence and engage in business. They.e4ect
to sail about the 10th of February, and will ar
rive in time to take advantage of the late treaty,
by which the ports were to , be opened in *one
year. The treaty wee concluded on the 28th of
March, 1858. Mrs. Bead, so far as we are, in
formed, will be the - first foreign lady to take up
her residence at Japan, and she will no doubt be
an object of much scrutiny and Interest to that
Inquisitive and amiable people.•••-•Palynalan.' .
Consumption and Spitlang Blood—See
the at:Wean otMs. 'forcer U. Emmy. fir fanny Ten
tentetatta at ths Waratere' Urtd.Pradßf3rborG Ta.,,end
Lite at the City Motel. Lamm& Vs. ,
Dr. John ttingeot tha city. Illalunend.thenah • ter
ularlbtattlan, end K - szane opposed to 'WA he *led
Gunk naidlehme; sir obliged Way that Ito rod grade
In the on of Mr. Banneh Wars rendethd Indeed .
Rs had been given op trt savant phankban had Wed
• =Ft of es ;Mak nualkints, and wit on the Torte of
Pat. at IND as the SW% whin be bled Cartefifteutteb
•
. W•nat 110 publla Ws and ',milky =Mau/
Osten* dates hliarte.=- elf
Fru AT nitTICTION COLLZOS.—The graduates
and friends of the ,College Of New Jersey (Sae;
asu Nall) at Prineeton, will regret to learn that
the main building, - the old North College, built
in 1766, was.destroYed by fire on Saturday
evea
gloat. Thefire originated by the sparksbnrst
ing from an open fire-place in one of the rooms,
while the occupant was absent. The students in
the building lost most of- their furniture, becks,
and clothes- $lO,OOO will hardly. cover their
loss. The loss of the College is $20,000, of
which $16,000 is covered by insurance. Nuns of
the other buildings were injured. The building
destroyed was 176 feet long by 60 wide, and con
taining student's rooms and the old chapel, which
had recently been converted into a picture gal
lery—the contents of which •were saved.—N. T.
Courier.
Tux PSACH CILOP.—The temperature falls in
Connecticut andldassachusetts to 12° to 16° be
low zero every few years, without injuring the
the, peach crop. In 1884, at Windham, Conn*,
one morning, on the high hills the thermometer
indicated 18° below, while on the plains and val
leys it was 22°; yet there were plenty of peach
es the following year on the hills, and none in the
plains and valley. A year or two after, the tem
perature, one windy night, was exactly reversed:
The next year there was not a peach on the bills,
but a full crop in .the valleys; the tree buds were
not injured.. Who will inform the public where
the exact frost-line of the-peach is ? Another
question to the curious is, at what temperature
the peach-tree is killed by frost. The writer
thinks it at 3CP or 32° below. 0. W.
—IN. Trib.
The rowdy murder is continually presenting
new developements. A seat in the Council
Chamber wee vacant last night; Councilman Ker
rigan was in the tombs as an accessory. A po
liceman, Daniel Linn, Harvey Young, Geo.
Barns, Johnny Lyng, and one McLaughlin al
ready keep him company. Others follow. The
police especially are implicated to an almost un
limited extent in the escape of Baker. It is as
eertent is almost certain that he Is a passenger
on the Isabella Jewett to the Canaries. The
Magnolia a new steamer, started at 7 o'clock last
night, in pursuit. But the murderer has 800
miles the start. If the Isabella Jewet makes a
co sating voyage—stops at Savannah or Charles
ton before going to Palmas, the authorities all
along the coast should be well warned by tele
graph. Meantime people in Amboy and along
the railroad, are expecting him to be arrested
among them. —N. T. rrib.
SPECIAL NOTICF.s.
Worms! WOrine.—There .is no disease ,
more oatomon among child:mu and yet norm yid& so roe
quently taigas the 0111 of the Phi/dolma se worm. They
are highly detrimental to the constitution; and their pre.
arm &Gold be careftilly guarded against by parenu. On
the gut manifestation of eyroptorna awry mean. obould
be used to expel them prompUy and thoroughly. Itt'Lane's
Terrolinge la soil established ae the most certain. mate and
speedy remedy ever offered for Ode troublesome and den
gnowitualady; and all vat.> hare the managemett of chil
dren anould.keep this Inealuable medicine at hand. In
addition to Its perfect stay, It MTen tale to mutts* the
&aired effect.
will bp weft' to set for DR. WLANWB
. .
CELEBRATED VERMIETICE, and take none elev. All
other Verodfozeo. la oomparlson, are worthless. Dr. re
Lane's Termlfmre, Wee bl eelebrated Liver can now
W had at all reepestable Drag korai in the United States
and from the tole soverletore.
Aleo for sale by the KA. proprietor.,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
sub9AkteB Succeeeers to J. Kidd A Co.. Wood street.
SPRING STYLE OF RATS.
M'CORD & CO.,
HATTERS.
Have now on hand, a fresh supply of Gen
usssuue DRESS HATS, Syrup
Alm, a emotes amortmont af Ganta . and Youth.' SUIT
CMS, at Da* Watt fashions. to Irbkh they Invite tha
at
ttmtlon OA nablie- Comm FM =SW4.4 eta. mhls
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.
MANUFACTURERS OF'
Iron Railing, Inn Vaults, Vault Doan, Window
Shutters, Window Guards, &e.,
Nos. 91 Second at., & 86 Third st.,
(between Wood and Market,)
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Have on band a variety of new patterns
Panay and Plain. ault•bia km all varva.•a Particular at-
WOan paid to mutating Oran Into, Jcblaua dou• at
abort =aka tabiltf
WESTERN TEA STORE,
Corner of Wood and Sixth :street&
W. A. ErOLTERG.
Our Teas will be loud on trial unequaled
at the prices le tM dtr
. .. . _.
G,.....,
i iirrial
Oolong, 40, 50, 62, 75.'YoungHysoa,50, 6^
1,00 and 1,25 per lb. 75, and - 1,00 per lb.
Engßrenkfast, 50 and & G. P., 75
7 - 5 ctn. per lb. ,00 & 1,50 per lb.
COPl7X—Area,..ta Gmma. ml Sfo Oat. Orvo , awd
Boasted. .
SVGA.R.S—Zoecrisses assd Belehres Ladf. Pulverised and
tt:1;;1
• Zifectatal Remedy for Worms—Tho
sous of exp.:lmm ere the met tellable. and 11 clot too
costly are ought after by the practical. The following
Is the nal:Warr teetlmoay of a worthy and .1111 lumen
pbralduk.ralstlee to his ezpetienee of the tifloecy of B.
L laboestock's celebrated Tersalfose, &alai ■ Practice
of Meaty-Pre year.
ORM.. NW, May 23d,114.53.
Arun. 5, 4. itidowskwk • (b.-0.u.a....-1 am ow
of Mom Individuals backward to doing nertifteaton, tot
In Cho a:mord Instance conoldm It due to humanity to
aut I ha , * boon on alutod In U.. practice of lanikino
fat 25 yearn, and Iwo wow mot with any ramady no of.
factual for Immo an your Vorraffnits. In adults...on to
mom of Noor, I nomotimon um It to carry of calomel to
booty. Fromm Oat, nod ofton end MM. roam.
lions and worms to follow. luso no othor Vermifturo In
mY ProMpat..d doers no bottor. Brpctfolly.
W. Ka/LUIS& al. D.
Premed and mold by 8. A. PAM:MOCK a CO., mrner
of Wood and nut .ta. colt7-danT
When death is at the door, the remedy
which would have eared lila if adnanlidered lo Woo.
coma too late. Do not tellis with dimmer. Daly noon It
that when the stomach will not dla••t food—when hint
n wandlaantade gonads the system—when the Bleep Is
disturbed. the appetite feeble,' the ',mind Mimetic, the
Winn onnataraily emateltiv% and !behead confoestr—rely
0n... It, that whoa these rromterer ternr. the Dower. of
ritallty are taMni, nod that. =lmo the rolechlef 1.
promptly aborted. life wW be shortened. no well ea ren
dered mleeratde. Non ere know front • name of tsethnony
greater thin Inmates . bans sconnelated In favor of one
rensedy, that tfrofland's German bitten. immered by Dr
(I. It. 'ache.. Philadelphia, lawaidlatair nod.
to the end, enttntly remove all of these disorder* no rarely
a. • oratheanatical promo will wire • Mel... Who.
Lbw, under. the agony, .d the Oak of tit., with
health nod safety within reach! ho. sdrertisamatt.
mh7..4er-dderT
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE-
Mr. Kennedy, of Roxbury, has discovered
In one orate wren= pesters needs • remedy that Cure
rerekind of Zhou... Pon the more Serefhla to o ecUnton
Pinpk
Qe hu triad It In over eleven hundred eneee7endneTer
felled comet In twoessee (bath thunder humor.) Ile hes
not In Ids peereselon over two hundred umlaute. et lu
value, all within twenty miles of Beaton.
• ,
Two bottles are wanantod to cure sound.= eon too th
One to three bottles will eon the worst Moil of pimples
of Oa We.
Two to throe bottles will Orr th• mita= of bike.
EM!gE2
NMS2MMMiI
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor to
the eyes.
Two bottle are warranted to ours numnlng of the can
and blotchee among the hair.
Tour to eta bottles are warranted to mere corrupt an.
rrmulug ulcer.
One bottle will cure whey eruption of the .kin.
Two to three bottler ar. warranted to cure the worn
caseoirtuireorm.
Two to three he ales are warranted tome the moat doe
perste came of rheum:tat/rm.
Three to foot ottl . are warranted to eon malt rheum
Dlve to sight bottles .111 am the wont cam of moil&
A Lanett Is always experienced from the lint bottle,
and a perlbot mire Is warranted when the above quantity
Is taboo.
Nothing look• scriarprobable m those who have In vein
tried all the wonderful =dick= of the day, a. that •
common wart growing In the =storm and...blew old
'tow was, should rare every =nor In the Md.= Id
It is now a dyed feet. If you have • bug= Whig to start
Than are no ifs nor Fads, bur= or hale •bout It =king
wine came and not yours. I peddled over a Curia= bob
ties of it In the ykdolty of Barton. I know Its effects In
miry sae.. It has already done =as of the greatestruse
ever done In Alitenchusetta. I own It to children a year
Old: to old People of sixty. I have inn poor, punt. wormy
looking children, who. dub waa soft and flabby, restored
to •perlbct-.tate of health by on. licttle.
To Mar who an subject to • sick lonehiche, on. bottle
will always curs It. It gives gnat relief to catarrh and
dinlness. Some who ban been =tire ger Ines, hare tir
bin and bean regulated by It. When the body is kind,
It work codte snub but when then Is any derangement
=the functions of natlue,,it will cause very elegilir fnl
Ingi but you must not be •tamed—they always die=
pea In hum fine days to a week. There homer a bad re
sult from It. On tho contrary, when that Wing ls =me
you will AO yourself likes new =non. I „heard Name of
the =et extravagant =coda= of It that man ever 111
toned to. No =moor diet Lever neensigy—ast On bed
you an gat. I ban illumine an hark which, when sior
need In sweet on, dlaeolna Rrsoftdous swelling
nark and under the ears. Trice 50 cents, bin of the
Medial Diatom? n Per bottle.
DIRECTIONS 101$085.—Adult, one tabkrepoonful
day. =diva over eight laara.doolorn •Po‘nent dab..
'from An tonight Inn. terwoofuL As no dirsatiou can
b e made agplicabla to all constitutions, take =crush to
°Perin on the towels twice • dart
Sin. KENNEDY gives personal attandanee In bad coma
of acrithik
gold. wholseals gnaw/tail. at Dr. lIRITIEWS, Ill° Weed
stmt. toner of Virgin alley. feltdiwT
— Balm ofa Thousand Flowers, for beau
tifying he Chmplesion, end ersdleelles all ILL 14362.=
sad Fun= from the lace. /kW et On Hxywei. 140
WOod irtroct. hied/mil
Ease ,and. Comlort.—The Conformstor
ably Imported from Puts, exabt.), Falb the UM to, the
DeeOw shoe dthe Had, so • new hat bail ray an thd
had w =old ow A neat lit sad • Pod HA may be be
17 Wood it. ' stdA4 W. DOUG LAS.: '
HAZARD POWDER. AGENCY.
Alt Varieties of Powder •
CONISTAXTBL 'HAND:
• Sefelinee.
ads a. aom.zwise. 113:1
.10111 0. BABE! & CO.'S
'-'7EEDE MEDICINAL COD; LIVER OM
Carefulitprepared from none but fregh and
healthy LIM; =der the pereanal guipealsion of their
agent at the lleherial.
B. *elute great pima .in offering their brand
of CO. which, an eccormebi Its amerior mode of panes►
tion,fratmen and purity, can betaken without disrellah
Dr the mat dentate.
Ito unzienessery to Advert to the peculiar etlicagy
thistery 'shields and rim:tide remedy. Its main In
the rase of Charde Ittenanatias. Scrofula, and Lung Ms
eume, when skillfully applied and persevered In, ill no
lowa a matta of conjecture: It is now sellmowledged to
paeans healing virtues alums Inceuniwable to any other
spear,. Add In bottles, wholnale and retail, by the mai
ufacturen, ZORN C. BAK= I MX,
No. 100 North Third et., Philadelphia.
And by Druggists In Pittsburgh and elsewhere.
fegimdkerT
/RIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE ONLY RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST PROM PITTSBURGH.
On and after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855,
th 4 pegszNCIZIL Tai Ns will ran as follows, notU fur
ther statics: _ -
Yuri T.L. WILL WM Aa . 3 A. K.
BUM Tuts " " re BA. et
RUUD Tato A? 3 r.
Them Tmion all rut through to Crud.Lae, and connect
thong with the Cotrunbrut and Cincinnati, Ohio and Iridi
um and Bellefontelns and Indiana Railroads. At Mans
field. connections aro made for Newark, Zanesville, Mon
nom Ills. Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago, An: and et Alliance
for Cleve! mod. to No Maine rah on Sunday.
Through 1 Ulnas are sold to Cincinnati, Loahmil , it.
Loofa, Indianapolis. Chicano. hock Island. Fort aloe.
Olarel.app and the principal towns and cities In th West
The NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRA N wW
earn Pittabargb 11101: n. and 5 P. K , and Ne ,
Dclgh
too at, 7 A. IL and 1 P. n.
Woe Tickets and further information. WWI' in
3. O. Cony,
Mahe manor O&M under the kiOnnnilhai• 1100/al.
Or at the rederal street Station, to
030111.1E1 PARKIN.
Ticket Agent.
PlttablErgb, Much 10th. 1811
Pennsylvama Immnumo Company,
OF PITTSBURGH
AUTH OO RTIZE= CA P ITALS3O 000 ES
MURK BUILDINGS AND OTHER PROPERTY.
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE
AND THE PERILS OF
Sen and Inland Natigallon and Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Y. Jotmeton. W. 511.1Intoet.
I. H. Long, A. J. Thum.
Raly Yalleram. Kennedy . T. Yeiend.
J. Orley Sproul. Omega R. WOW..
v a
, a ta , A0.143 . .18_9. Kegley,
IL uogireansu.
A. A. Curio.. W. E. Einem
D. K. Put
OFFICERS.
.Preeident—Hon. Wm F Janet..
I ee Preddent—Rody Patterson.
—A A Oesrier.
Amidant
iiiienteito Fire Insurance Company
of London.
Authorized Capital $10,000,000. -
111171MICIS u P1X1L.13.1111 ,
Atwood A Co.. John Parnrim.
John Utter. George U. Stuart,
hirers. (Sanborn ACo , Wm. hicireen Co.,
Powers Ai'Weightman. White, 5t..,.
Atb
Agent fa the United State,—
VREDERICK RATURPOBD STARR.
United States Branch Office, No. AP South Fourth stmt.,
Philadelphia. A. A. UARDY,
Agent Mr Pittalmnril.
No. SO Water et.
fe2l.lmfe-2.1.1
A Special Bulletin for the Sick.—Dr.
Monte hmigorating Cbrdial relieves with wonderful rapid.
toy envy dleorder incident to the digeatlve separator. re
stores the appetite. mum the strength: hard.. the mtor
des. Muse the nerves. give eleatidtr to the thititot
ra
smite the mental thereat, tattletale despondency. Imparts
to the atbannated frame a more robust appear-than eller.
Irritation. calm. the disturbed imagination. NOW up the
shattered conetitutiont and mu btlas. 'Want foth
by the feebler?, roalden. elf. or mother, an it la comptred
solely of the haloes of moo Oriental harts. potent note to
invigorate, exhilarate and mama
nu. Tama bum broom. rehmad by IMproper lodate..
as. the Medial will Infant • morn vigoions vitality into ee.
ery organ. The landtude resulting from late boon or too
done application to labor of any kind. Is quickly removed
by Its actlon,and lattice engaged In actionterT omuitatiooa.
sad mdeort to Inconvenience therefrom, will find It apt
and healthy ethaulturt. Where thecirculathou of elm blood
Is Omagh& or may of Ws foodless of the body ere mertend
ed or Imperfectly parthrmad. 11.111 melon the natural are
tin sad communicate parmau.ut enenrr to the secretive
and distributive =ma.
noes who are bowed down by physical debillty, and too
amble ea to despair of ever mourning the vigor and mien
of manhood. are invited to sive thls wonderful Malatesta
• trial. It embodies the elements - of their restoration.—
Beam they bare commuted the first bottle, they will be
constions that the rectipustim ittiodele I. at work Itt
ary debilitated portion of their frames, and hope, moo to
be ava ll sad In their thorough recovery. oil WWI or to
their hearta.
• The °radians put up, highly concentrated, In pint tot
tics. Price 13 per both. two tor Ili, eix for $l2.
C. El. ALNO, Proprietor.
No.l - 92iimulwor, No TOIL
Amorti.—Plttaborer Pismo Boos. No. 00 Wood ervefi
Om. IL Emu. 140 Wood ot: K. X. arum. 67 Wood st
Altechsolllty: J. P. Amon.
Fold by Drnsitst• taroaChmi tb•M•it"l 00.Gn. Can •
do. sod lb. Woo! Loam
HOLIVIES,RAtik & .
ouI.,EF.SUIt TO
-IL nOIXES SROTIIER,
itiutozwrirsias or
SOLID DOM VICES, HAS MON AS
TOCKB, PICKS.
Timber, leal, Tobacco & Cotton Serena,
autrultryabr Ibkehatern
Car and Br i dg e Bolts, with Thread and Hula
complete,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Wildl=lll, KO: 11'2 WM,. AND 101 PM? Sri. MUM
QVI ;Ork ;Ixist4l. Inh3l-U
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS:
WM/7r OP
Chllson Furnaces, (t'ro't Iron Tubing
.
AND 7IITINO 0 graItALLY.
For Warneiny and Ventilation of Buildings.
A. A W. will coutrect r Warming end Ventlisting by
ht.= ow not Water, Pips, or Chthuns Irurcuses, Churches.
lideobs, IL:epitals, Factories, Wean Muses. Court Mums
Jail Hotel. or Dwelling:. Ns. 26 Ilariet it.. Pittsburgh
Citizen's Insurance Comp", or rituartrro
wa.BAOALRY Prendat.
SAMUEL L RAitIMILL,
OEFICE. 94 WATER. BETWEEN MARK E7'...LNDE
WOOD STREETS.
11111.INSUIER HULL AND CARGO RISKS ON TEM
OHIO AND SILIAIRSIPPI RIVERS. AND TRITILMARIIN
/Amu op:arta Less or Damage br Ism A 1.3 0
th , FR F,J ..IiLLVD ,VA V 1047701,
gad TR ALNVOR
Ftleharil Floyd.
8. 11 Idler,
rcti VlAl n rrorth.
Yrs=la Sellers,
Baie ni y . .
Paann.l
!taut Dan Par.
Harbangn.
ham H. PanturA.
Walla Bryant.
Jas. M. Opoptr.
John Kb
EMiUMI
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire Marine Insurance Company;
OFFICE b 5 FIFTII STREET,
MASONIC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBT.OAL T, rrandrat. Jams D. Alciditb. Deer.
This Company makes every Insurance ap
pertaining tdor connected with LIFE KI
Also,asudupt Dull and Cargo Rieke, on the Ohio and
tl issiMppl risers and tributaries, and Itsseue MBAs gen.
erallr
And against Lose or Damage by Fire,
And against the Perils of the Pea and Inland Navigation
and Transortation.
Pollak' Issued at the lowest rates oonshitent with safety
to all partka.
nOtreVree:
Alexander Beadle).
John Fullertor4
Eauinel
Jam.a W. Malin.,
Chu. Arbuthnot,
David Richey,
lloratlo N. lee. Kittanning,
Pi
ear Clot col.l
Robert 0.1.. y.
James S. noun.
William Phillip..
John &att.
Joseph P. llazzasn, M. D.
John MeAlpin,
Marshall,
John 11'6111.
molato Moat copy Ir
Neer Dago - err - Jan Gallery.
MR. NELSON would respectfully inform
hls Mends
daily
the peddle. generally. that In order to.
=Witte daily increasing demand for his Daguerreetmunt
he has had built and has now completed (over the Old
Poet Ogles, Thint etreetj one of the roost rismiont and
magnificent gay Light Idallertee ever constructed fir D.
Alonsot Pre PlUnmaer In the Wilted States. Wean. now
manual is execute Likening*, of all alma and Istria., In
visit
weather, from o'clock A. 11. till 4 o'clock P. hi. A
visit from all Is solicited, whether they wish:for Phone.
es moot. Rooms. Old Poet (Ocoee Bolldlns.snrinl Alyet
A I deldAw
PHI L_ADELPI - 11.A
Fire and Life Insurance Company,
No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
Will make PD kinds of Insurance. either
rsrpetna or WOW, on.very description of 1 . 1 opals or
lterchandles. at reasonable rates of premium.
110Blilt2 P. ILINCI. President.
M. W. iltuomr Vim Prealdent.
bloodroot':
E IL
nnut,
Joe. B. ratil.
John
ClartOn.
B. Wller.
fleenterl,
Vim. P. Ilsre+.
M. B. itngligh
P. B. laverr,
0. Ebe1121•11.
=2YM
j ThUd:na wo I.U, t..
MIN /111111110.- 111111:014 ...-004311US 11.01.010
FCBMING B.R0. 1 :
wawa. itno ro.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NO. DO WOOD STRUT
rirrsildßuhr,AL
DDI Pr
re ot:donor Dr. IllansliOrlobratod Vascaroo;Ltrer
Ad
HENRY OI IL
ING COLLINS,
VM4l4w
00MMISSION MEROHANT,
OLIFIVE D , A Iterr LZS ei, ISEDS, LKR IN FISII,
No. 25 W d ood t, Pitaurgh.
ITAILL STEAM KILL.
CANAL BASIN. ALLEGHENY,
NEAR TES RAILROAD DUTTON.
Families will be sup_ plied with our various
gn a t gri t ? %TOO ggis ti t i kN l ts .7 s t r ir carti,
Wood amt. ea a Reiter. corm . Liberty' and or.
CU , dtditiOurxb; 11. P. Oclworts, or J. T. ELM%
ih roi — ill A be ll =red . to fatelLti Intitha °flaw eitloL
Torou7OARIL tot
BRYAN. EMMY a 00.
Sick ilvulaebe end Neuralgia of Eight
TRAILS &LIMING COW. DT annitiliDEMlLTWil fintm.—
Mr. WWIOFi Trimble, 31%0117'1. Row. BaraditOln: 6 FM
'ward. say s be was euitel of Olek Ilatoloolw
.417 eight . haul
itan6Jng t4 ll . l thole bottles Or Oskelere DliarstiTeßMlP
Ile ha. various yhyoklano without • own Ite la
now laittril inn
, . Oakloy's Depurative I. for RillnUni•
Una. Song e. Tatter,and all aroptlto disown for 1144
wholoule d Mall. at DR. ILIOOLOCEOO.
Ns to. Wood et, Biro or the holden hioetar
whit , l'rke 76 coati Vow MOLL ".
Du Fait Pawner.—, Xvery variety Rifle
MANI and Miatlng rowdier, In all also Wkikau Sawa
on Land and tar se. from lktassalms. in lOU to Volt ear
cassias, an favorably (Aram Also Batty ANC
D. W. C. BIDWILLI.. KaaalhalanatAat,
lia haat dant. Plttabarat.
/relintOck's Family "Medicines.—Wo
al the Wallop dim& of flinsibmsztelotlialLio 0•64
"'IWO" Ca itiOftirtit Age et Ore Taliabi!- TUFO/
Dr. Fitch's Opinion of my Braces. I
Da. Game H. Sala►¢-par Ito In reply to yours 01
• the lath nO.L. requesting my opinion of your Shovlder
:Brame, I would ny that I consider It One of the bast ivar
devised. and would add that share mreelf hounioult luth• •
habit of employing a somewhat elmilar Bram with the
grmtest advantage In cases of contraction of the chest by
stooping, whether from habit, occupation ordsbility. more
egmadally where there Is ' , league. or irritation stout the
immaandmoreorleasprrdistoeitkestocousumption—with
the pldlomphy of Its strew-tale them ems, you are of mom
sequeinted. In mule farms of heart disease, or ampler
thetic excitement of that organ. I hare also found the
Shoulder Brace of advantage. Ido net hesitate to recom
mend your Brace in ell alma where ■ Brace Is required, r.
cute of the met easy and ellident yet In um. • • •
Tory truly your; CALVIN id. PITCH.
Sold whole:4Blnd naafi it Dr. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood
gnat. Pittsburgh. P►: 01.0, . Mandate amortmeut of Dr
Maw, medicines constantly for ad. mbbd&m.
Important to Persons - afflicted with Her
ma, or Rupture of the Bowels, and the
danger of Strangulation •by neglect- '
Ttiright -course for any one to pursue who
may be afflicted with Rupture. Is to procure • good Trtss
well adapted to the ruptured parts. In order to retain the
protindLog yeti= of tho bowels. This Is often neglect 1.
and the towel becomes strimodated. leaving the patient
not only to • suffering but dangerous condition. I bars
aways on hand, and daily adapt, the mat. Improved
Trusses, among which V MARSH'S RADICAL CURE
TRUSS, which will really produces radical cure in a short
time. Of course then are mass when no Truss mill cure,
but In a vast =Malty of reducable Herein, or Rupture,
this Truss will care. I have every variety of Tromso,
from 00 eta to $3O; also, s large assortment of WEL
DRENS' TRUSSES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for various broken or enlarged
veins PILE PROP. Ibr the relief and cure of Pile.
SHOULDER BRACES, Om men. women and eidldren
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, and every variety 01 me
chanical appliance used to the care of disease. Call and
essordne them at my Drug Rom N 0.140 Wood etreotosor
ner of Virgin alley: sign of the Golden Mortar.
N. a—l have also an elegant truss for children, which
Invariably cures.
"l... Ask for Dr. KEYSER at his Wholesale Drtig Store
'0,140 Wood st., Plttelmrgh, 70. felsdewle
~~.
Piles beglected, often prove fatal, leads
to consumption; anoint the part three times a day with
MALI/IT'S PAIN EXTRACTOR. If sexretion form In the
rectum then insert the 'Vile Byringenfthedwith Extract
or, and gradually discharge It Lath/wrist/re h withdrawn.
It never fells to sure came of any age of virulence, nor
to
give entire cue instantly to all, frequently curing or one
applitatiou.
Mee are known by the beat, Itching, and pain of the
gnus. Bleeding piles are caused, sometimes, by the fell.
Ins of the whole heals which then Prom the intestinal
canal tight against the bask bones and keep the blood
from returning up the vessels, elmilar to the blood being
kept at the top of your fingers when a string la tied tight
round Ip auth Is frequent, and for /scrofulous humors and
ulaira:.to form therein, then procure a perfect abdominal
supporter, and wear a craupress to the rectum, and con
tinue to use the salve as al.no. also rub It well over the
loins and abdomen for some time, and the natural belts
that support the bowels will be oontramed and made
strong, and your life will be oval. If properly applied.
every MIS pow be cured. It never falls. mh6.
Reliance Mutual Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA..
OFFICE No. 70 WAL.XCT STRATI'.
•117.674—AnGu0=2..M. Akearely Inorded.
FIRE. INSURANCE—On Buildings, Mer
chandise, Furniture, Sc., In barn or notintry.
The mutual principle, combined with the sorority of •
Stock Cantal, entitles the Insured to share In the prints
tbsCaenpany. without liability for losses
The Mann:enigmas of this ComPean. for Protßa. are
Invertible, et par, Into the Capital Stork of the Campy.
CLEM TINGLEY, Preeldent
B. ILBraman", Bounty?.
DIRECTOBB:
Lewis It. Ashhurst,
George N. baker,
Ilea W. Tingley.
Z. Lothrop,
It. L. Carr n.
Robert Toland,
Edward O. James.
Wm. Munn.
Archbald Omar,
Wm. !Linguae, Pitts's,.
J. U. COFFIN, Agent,
re Thin, and Wand •trowts.
Wm. 11- I° T=Pm...
T. 0. Bnekblll.
G. W. Cart...t.r.
iIIIL
June. L. Taylor.
Jacob T. Booth:r.
IL b. litnaud,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
1 1
1 00 KS received by Express, at Davison's
Book Store. GA O
Id .. nest rthi
Old School Presbytarianiant Ciodierded. a historical yin.
dlonstion of th• atwoistion of the plan of union by the
Presbyterian Omni, n the U. S. of A merits, by Reo. J. V.
Brown, A. H. Just published
gittois Daily Bible Illustrations. full arta.
Footstep* of lit. Paul, 3d mapPi I ,
Da Costa's Jews and Hantlbsa.
Minch on the Groat ayoonym of New Testament.
Dr.-Thornwell'• great work on Troth
The Words of Jeans. by the author of the Horning mil
Nicht Watches. In.
The Mind ofJesve by same author.
The &hod of Claiet.or Christianity ylearod In Its lamb
log &apart,. by tha Ray. A. L. It. Foote
Th. Minister's Family, by Bay. W M. Hetherington,
LI.. Lb mbIS
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE—Notice id
hereby given that Letters of Admlulatratkon have
granted to the subscriber on the estate of Margaret
Young, late of Wildly of Pittalmrith All perm,. lc 00w.
1l
b
MM.! them. gmgerly authenticated, fbr Peal eta.
ruhlfedteB . to
OF.O. RICO AMMON. Adair.
NEW BOOKS FROM HARPER A. BRO.—
. R. Physical Geography of the gm. br M. P. Maur),
lerpL r 'Universal Gambier ImL ahoep.
The Q 129012110 1. beadand. vol. braggue. tiladolaland.
MM..? Story took ISM. :4, 1411111 LO.lll Piot. flallegY.
Adventures at the Fpringnelg Armory. IdstiM Paul.
For Ws •Y J. LMAD. Agolollullitifiga. 4th at.
I, AN ILLAS—We are now receiiing our
WOE f
ears made llssitikas. to kkkk vre kkkik
LIAOA9 k In Marlut
• •• - • _ • .• • ernesnierns:
Park. Web,' ISM H DICKIY k CO.
ES-24 bags Sumac;
:and =AIL llaxical ota Capper j.ar e nseetved
ty. [or Or ISAIAH DICEY s CO.
'U ND
104 begs
Per Quaker
dry Hides,
a. dn, received and tbr Na by
& CO.
PELTS-1 bundle just received
by mhls 8. IIAILRAII011• CO.
DlND—Th'•morning. setae • lingering 'linage, which
she bean N • ehriatlan foethode, A.N JANX. wins of En
nead Klass .1, 12 lino 36th Tav of her ags.—Clereland
ilaindenter,Stfurdnv.
ACON SHOULDERS--2400 iba. this day
reed b 7 teat; !Mar IL COLLINS.
IMOTHY SEED-25 bus. reed and for
lIENILY H. COLLIN&
Li" -193 bbls. fresh Louisville Lime
com landing from steamer End.mr for gala by
mi3l6 ISAIAH DICKEY !CO.
%V RITE BEANS-75 bus, a prime article,
lust neared. sad for al• br
intilb D. W. LIRRENNE. d OD.. 03 and 05 Front st.
LaEW BOOKS AT DAVISON'S 65 Market
R. sear 411.
MAIM a Mead. by Nehemiah Adams, D. D.;
The Meat. °Yet rixt e by same watt=
Life kerne or the Meolah. butte, Rufus W. Clark;
The Mothers of the bible. by Yrs B.U. Ashton;
The Evening of We, or LW* ad C.anfort, sad the
Shadows of Deellsiss Years. by Jeremiah °motto.
Cumminiee Works, Peristure Readings - oh Dental.
Exodus. St. Matthew and Bt. Mart;
litVigiona he l tr y :he Dieser 1.11 . c. r
th.
Lees:mos the Parahkaarld ?dirse.ar.
Seven Chard:ma
Minor Work& let and 2d series. te., dr. eohld
Agency for Soldier's Claims.
16.0CATIoN OF LANDS—PURCHASE
AND BALK OP LAND WARRANTS—The undedeign
made arraturemente with competent and roeponsl
ble gentlemen to obtain certlficadee or warrant for eol
dhow, Theis grid., or minor children, who are entitled to
Bounty Lend; also for th e location at lands end the var•
chaos nrld sole of 1.4 wsrrants. JOHN D. DAVIS.
mhl4 Corner or Woal and Stb ets.
O DIALL FARMS FOR SALE
acres 130. Uniontown, handsomely Improved.
saes within 1 mils of Free:art. Armstrong count/.
40 to Economy tn.., Bearer county, near Baden.
41 In Bearer co, within X mile of Enon Ntatlon.
40 In North Palette tp,_Alleghany county.
In Belpre township, Washington 01. Oh io.
2 'fluty acre tracts In Washington county, Ohio. Pot
hill oarttculars of the above truts, apnlY to
whit 8.111'1.11111 t OON. 21. sth 41.
VOR RENT—From the let of April
I' heat, the dealrable property. le MaooluatoraWat.
known by the more of .Roee Dale,^4rlte lane Prick
Dwelling Moues about 3 errs or highly improved around
att•obod. Apply to . TEIOS. WILLIAMS,
whl4tf No. 4? Yourth et
Itemoval.
itRIDDLE ROBERTS, Attorney at Law,
to 111'. 1 145`7=h 6 ' . . c.. Al ea° °°Y , omtblht tied
Wood• the ales lately Deeupla.l by Samuel W.
mhll-2erd•
46)(1 --- (1 MALMO for o good brick dwell
nate on s• rt.' above Smith el& Terms our.
git.Ood—A large dwelling boogie No .22 Third et., for the
aline low price. S. 0011113KRT SON. 140.3.1 at.
CLOVER SEED-100 bus, for ealo by
m6I43MT ' JAMES WARDROP.
IMOTLIY SEED-75 bus. for sale by
satlt4t•T JAMES WARD OP.
7 U , ef . lr-15n - TiTl or
We at S2OO aids. P. COVIBURT t 50N.140. 34 BC
PLAID SILKS—Just reed some naw Plaid
11111 a, cmatally chap prim.
-mat" A. A.MAION & CO.
BLACK 310E1E. ANTIQUE-A. A. Mn
. ( A .lll exhibit for .ale en the 14th lost come
Moire Antique, with • releodid lot of Plaid Bilks.
SILK BONNETS—A. A. Mason Co.
Xll eshltdt on Wednesday, the lith Inst., 100 doyen
nem style [tits: Bonnets.
PIG - IRON-2000ns Springfield Furnace;
200 do Laxind deg
10 do Buena Vista do.
tdoGILLS t ROB. _
LOUISVILLE LIME—bO bbls. Louisirill
Width Lime for tab by McGILLS t ROIL
BROOMS -300 doz. aged Corn Brooms for
ule by mhl4 MoGILLf3 t RUB.
CORN ItI:EALSO bbla Yellow Sifted,
60
sad bbbi While, do,A br ghat* article for family use.limt
re:sired kw
kall • , D. DEMME t 00., Nos. 93t 06 Front at.
PEARL OMINY-10 bbls, an extra ar-
L Ude, rewired and ror Ws by
malt D. H. 11.9aSTINZ YU" N0..93 595 Front at.
DB D PEAIII I ES-200 bus good halves
mtal 0.11 & 00.. Na. 0.9 &OS Yrat
CM3Mire D 013151. SAM I
littaburfh, 6th Muth. IBM J
THE President and Directors of this Dank
km this day dealand • dividend at Umtata of Tour
per Cs i t ". 671=3• 1 =1 raUt in. one
the
_C""
ath64l6 . M. la JO/.4. twat.,
KAY & COMPANY;
- - -
Booksellers. Pape rDealere and Stationers.
N 0.66 Waal et.. one doorfrom the corner of Taint,
PITTSBIrIia
Ira constantly on band and' far sale at
taotowsst prices. s suit! well Selected stook of
sde. jaw. litedical, end Minellmione Books. Pm and
tbazimfLilbles end Breyer Books, hammy misty
of tdndl
gain a loom—flay rospionfolty Midi the attention
of &bo IT.ethere engage:llo the lialitzne , lol2 of youth to
their assortment ofßenml Boats. which Is very exictudire.
.eepitelslert thearteet Mathis works now In um.
Biggs %ogs—Their Stook of Blank Books Is very man.
• plots, embracing emy variety of. docotum Record end
Memorandum Books.
Stallo.l63o—Ryeim earletgf eardilolll and Miami - BM
Boner,. Indu tk cting Writing pees of emureality. litsef
pans of army dmoriptke and prim. init. MBA
Iderthan TeschMit LlM'extee, and
salaam on Ms most missonsble Wain &hod
tobtco satatass3%
- QITUATION WANTED—As aßook-keep•
$,.7 et. orin aeon:salsa= Rona trt cminnillqualldra br
!Mil l ar' s ' " Po Oox id. or Mal at Ws ofilac
• 'itoio and foil ab by
LIP
UTTFolfe7P,k 4 4 ll - Altall s ll444 14; ' •
-
AMUSEM.ENTS. -
CITY HALL, IN THE -DIAIHECHH.
SANFORD'S Or' - ERA Tuouri.
1121121311 M
•
Songs, Glees, Choruses, and Dancing,
SLITIIR and Master SANFORD. •
zr . For tes Me of the de P.
sarnausepeo Commencer " ”".
sAdmittaase 25 eta. Children half Prim.
Aebsage of programme raghtig.
St Patrick's Day-
T. REV. BISHOP O'CONNOR will Mr
e•Soam-T—liaeth.Pe "tForaf ° 7l h e n 'Aureh. A lemacta
- .
from the par2te guide no in mascot clemnstanms.
Tickets 25 cents—to be had at the Catholic Mokstoreeof
adcilite Qniciey. sth et, °eremite the Poet Mtn. and WM.
ei'Conioeue. Amithdeld at, neer 7ta of .07 Of M.
blauggen. ar at the door. 10114
Life and Character of Mrs. Elizabeth Fry.
HE Rev. W. D. Howard D. D. at the
.„` * .r e Antgle l , th ;:', s. l7iM`git . e` d essT I TIV I ,LaZ
street on Tau twos EVISISO, heagh loth. at nett past
eaten o'clock P. L.
s u bj e a—rh. We and Character qf Mrs. Elastart4 Fry.
Tirkets Twenty Flee Cents, to be had at the principal
bookstores of Allegbet‘7l eta' at the St see of gl.p. s .
Luke Loom* rd.. Co.&and J. S. DZA-10.,
Pittsburgh. mhl3 se•
ILLZELVAD TV . IT visas Iv mum,
CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTURER
005. 97 AND 99 THUD antler, TaThailtnail.
W. W. reepectfully Informs his friends
• no t d mos,lo,Mred=hasegleuttscAdzietedi his neck
o Mt aver
oiered y o , M, wad,. city. As he le determined to uphold
his weir, withemeoned material., beet workuumehip, and
newest denim@ .d from the extent of hie criers sad
facdliqin manufactming, he is enabled to proince war.
ranted FURNITURE at the lowest prices.
lie keeps always on hand the greaten , variety of eved7
dee:minion cif furniture, from the cheapeet nod plaioest,
to the mart elegent and lastly, that • house, or Mil ra , n ,
of one, may be furnished from his stocki or manufactured
express:ly to order. The Yellowing artleks consist In part
of his neartment, which, for richness of style and dnlshs
cannot besurpened an of Eastern Mint
Louis XIV Lets -e-tete fn.
100 Soho to Plush mod Cloth:
100 dozen klahornol Chairs;
40 do Walnut do
100
Waln Mahogany st ing it Chaim
do
60 ut
100 Mahogany Divan;
60 Walnut. do
100 !du d b!. Top
W Centre Tables
ata tede,
60 do Dreading Bureau;
30 etst
40 Dicke. do
100 CaMlOOl3 do
60 Plain Dreseda=n;
40 Mahogany
20 Walnut do
150 Cottae
COO Cheerynd P oplar Bedstnas
2011.1ahogan7 Wardrobes.
10 Walnut do
RI Cherry do
46 Plain BUM.;
100 Dining and BreakfastTablee, •
l 2 Secretar and Book
on
Ai Doan C a ne &at Chaim
04 that, Seat Rocking e•balrir,
12 Ladies' Wreting Venue
Bat and Towel needs, What-Nots - ,
Rtigulrees 'Papier Maths Tsblas
Conversation Chaim pembroke de
glitabethen do; Hall and Pier lin.
Iteception do Ladies'
Peen Inlaid
Ot des Exteto man; nsion Dining .sot
do,
Gothic and liallChale;
Mena large usortment of Common Purple...lA Wind.
nor Chairs.
Cabinet =there implied with articles In their lire.
Steamboats and Lintels fornlshed at the shorten notice.
All order. promptly attended to. rata)
Rochester is Round to go Ahead:
Another great Public Sale, and giving agony of
Lots, Blocks, and Acres, ad Rochester, Bearer
County, Pa. •
L
N 1854, the subscriber sold at this place,
' about me hundred confine/el; and donated grounds
I rally, for churchee and other Public yosPownt. A Mir
siderable number of them lots ins already built upon, and
among the late erection are an extensive - SteennEuto AAR, .
and dill more exteasire eistablishmeut for the beading
etf Railroad Orr*. with n fonadry,earpentershope. black
smith shop., he.. to accommodate 1:0 workmen. There
workmen, will, many of them, remove with their Mollies
to Rochester, ream Phil:Ede/phis, New York and New Eng
. land. within the next sixty dale.
fhfa cor bolding @MOW/Wood le made of stone. end ex
and. Tig feet, three stories high, on the Ohio Front or
'publiejandinp, and 383 feet on Nem York sheet. which Is
now teinggraded, 100 feet wide. from thecae building,
end ralirmd track. through the hill, Into the centre of the
- upper town," where aloe-tenths of the lota were sold lest
,yean and will be sold the Omura wee... Indeed b •
'portion of the present Penult/Jon of Rochaler oroVA
now resides op the upper level. 60 to WO 'Bet shove the
- tower Mum" And on this upper terrace nine-tenths of
• the fatten building must he done, for Jean to come, as.
there le no room on the bottom.
The firsl public sak' lotd at Rochester, for the year 1855
will rake piece 3u the premises. the 15th day of Meech in
' stout. at ten o'donlc and a similar sale will be nude
monthly. through the season. At then sales not lase
than a•• hundred lots will be disposed of duringtla em.
Insand not lea than fay to seventy-6u buildings will
erected at Rothener In 1855.
Among the buildings now in contemplation. the moot .
prominent are. mane:decent Motet a large establish
ment (by an Eastern company.) foe building otrinibuse•
coaches, enrage.. wagons Ae_ an extensive Pottery and
Fire Brick Mile.; all Acwlnny. with public Penury
rooms. tr.; tem or three Churches end • Female Seminary.
• These establlahmenta with the la.r riecessari to men
plead., Clem/met reel Pelaburgh Railroaddrorath • moth
of Bearer Into Rocherter, and the ereedlou ofdemt. @cattalo
bonus. de-, will give abundant employment, at this point.
fee hundreds f indnetrions laborer, qaarrriaaa. teaila ,
sum brickutakers, masons, earpontela, pasterns. Point
er.. Zr.. throughout the season.
Lots will he gold remarkably my from S5O to S5OO
end on non scommedeting terms. note who with to,
became Once. and to pay pot or all by their own i.e.
Ire. on be accommodated withcligthle Ids, and if they de
sire it, houses he built upon them—the porelunser
lanniy hie own time to pa/ purchase money. so that he
pays promptly, a rea.onahle ground rent and tete on
1 the building .
The undersigned le authorised to contract for the issma
dine angion of homily tenement hommfor this particuln
oWe:chain , to receive proposals for • In. neentot urges.
ding. novella. removal of earth, Lot and to loffer far
role or rod. coal make, coal yards, stone questiee, and
gone yards. DrieYyedels. lumber ynds. As.. Mend &dist
end to the BorouMfry all with, mane, specilkatiora,
priegge., ',CI be ready on the 15th. lot those who with
- •IrskF three days
These who desire to be better Informed with rTriard - fe
the peasant and faturetrovecte thineldl/ hulanner
ee cry. suwadvised to take • look at the appo• totes,
gun not suppose, ...tar have done. that the hot/MB of
old wooden and brick buildings under the hill.' with the
Ohio
o ver on one Me and the Pennsylvania sad Ohio B.
Road °tithe other, Is Me Rocha:ler about which wo have
been speakhog. Tide le • mistakm for..not only Mu/Wore
city, ban. the Metes! Bareiteph hi chiefly on thou/per
PR.: overlooking the loner form the Ohio neer, the
lined:Jerboa villages, and many miles of picturesque sure
ranneling onnotry•
This old, Sir a town. is not empassed beintyarhealth.
(einem by may other, from Pittsburgh to New Orleane,
while its eligibility and adaptation for genteel rend:mem.
ant acknowledged by all who know the plata. Let these
who doubt come - modem M.T. C.. COULD.
mhlo 015 Rochester, Pa
Statement of the Assets
THE UNITED STATES
LIFEINSUR.A,NCE,
Annuity and Trust Company of Philadelphia.
JANUARY 1, 1855.
REAL ESTATE, Ice
14.9.1"111151: of
rrza4ss:4:'° 00
Bra [Camp and
mno.
3.."5/9 17
LOAIIB,
Mahal States ....
Pm:merles:the Fill. per cent.
LPhiladelhia City Elle per cent.
oud .6 N. Orleans Branch Off. at Spar
cenC legal 1ntere5t.......... ..... 8.427 46
Temporary Loans on Philadalphls City and
Pennsylvania Btabe Becmitlen...„„. . 115,300 00
BONDS AND biORTGAOki,
Bands and Banda and liogftra i. ..
PRIM =6OO 00
Premiums Warred..... .....
Premlamadw from Agents. --
Present value of all the. Annual Premi ums
receivable by the Campany, as ascertain.
ea January 1:1 0 .54 ..
CABII - 7
Cash on hand end in Book..
21,240,62 D 06
ITNOURREST, BANK NOTES.
WILKINS & CO,
No. 71 Fourth Street,
RE BUYING THE NOTES of the fol
l
lowing boast, banks at the marked,rates: .. intnekY Imlet C 0... ^7 cent.
Newport Safety Pond, femur) Id ..
do do do (fives and 0z0rard).........25
.°
Durango eponty Bank. NePhnefille. 111 90
Bank of Roekthrd. 111... 80 ..
Yammers' Bank of Chicago blt ..
Pimple - " - • .
Uni0n...... :...._. ..... '. . ...1 SO -
cur
81 heats and Farmers Bialt,•Wit;i;aeld,.
it:ll c read Rank. Decatur,
Sank of Circleville, 0... ...
Government Stook Rani of %itch. . -05
Stank of Washteman
Erie and Heitman. IL II Bank. -
Trans Allegheny Bank, Vu..-.._--.. -...., 95 "
AU Indiana free bank Notated from 3to 3n Der rent. die.
A n
Other broken and unenrrent Bank Not., foreign
gold and Meer win bought at brat Wee.
tahli WILKINS g CO.
_ ..
DUDLEY, ittafif it co.,
COMMISSION Sr. FORWARDING &MEC ANtS,
NO. 9 BEC:OND STRE67.
(between limn and the River,)
Louisville, Ay.
rmAItTICULAR attention paid to the par-.
chase and sale of low,. (Won, nbo,
At. /Noun Cloot., togvtber with an kinds of mince
and alannfactured
tbnegnments Zblkited, and 999 9 1 azimut, mode.
*Vilna largo town le devoted to the exhibition and sale
of Piano Fortes, Melodeon& Church and Parlor Organs,
and bladed Instruments
A. AkhaNlWn tM.,pen?y,,Als.nufluts:
A: 'Bataan= &PL. Wboleaala Gram and
• Commission Merchants,
• • walla Bra, Wholesale Grocers and
Star Candle lnotestarers,
etkhre OrrsleT. Park
Packers d Com. 'missals, Ky.
mission klerchante,
g Aliens, Pork Dealers.
ontgomery, Dosage & Ca, Wholesale WU
Goods. [mtili•lrd
110USEKREPOU 00006.—Murphy .1
Burchfield hare reed • /ergo .additional suor of
onsekeeping Goods. such se
Linen Table Diapers °Lail euVitimb
Linen Tables Cloths
White Turkhdi counterpanes. • nen 'Wiles
American and English do, white and limpet
Dimities du Dedbureadm
Chintzes do. da
Rhostlogi, Cinoir.oase Goods, Tousle and Toweling,
N ?kb* Dania, anieommon and tins Crash.
wi a ware find our assortment of these roods
Teri prices nu quality. tents
aa4GRAND PIANO--Tbo subscriber re
.peetfully Mynas his friends and all three who take
saran •Is the vast Improvemants made In Pleas
Porter. to all at tam Warerooms, No. 81 Wood at., to ex
amine a !(en' Greed Para Poet - Rut ?lied from the
resenfactory of theasluse d toes. Boston.
-By the kimbissa of the ptcrehasors, tt.ID remain for
exasilastioa at the Warerooms of the subscriber until
Tamalsl. Marsh 13th. .101118 D. ISINLLON , ..
A ViZri 2,VXW B as Met rate r P igs ta m b Vatlel
and Ith st.
New Sohoo ifor the Violin.
'BY tr. 0.
/ME PRACTICAL VIO tie ovL.—
.11: A nor and ccenbiste mac re of Irlin ai w a nac. In an
ly iti•Te7=lre raeUal
ndettt, to artdet ' is added vilaTe leo.
Nona and exercises end beautiful UnillipplAnti, IS Sake
and Duct of the mod Downer alehailea MG der- Select
arratinand mammal by U. a HUI, wit of amb,...
• Prat e of the Ni. YornPhilharmonle Society.
The above.' est, received. In Advance of the trade by
=Ulf WOOL% Wirt at,
REMINENDAI7O2Y.
We luny aurtfelly irsandned the atom Turk • • 4:1 13.0.
1111 Se and wander it one W the roast egoista and wadi
& Violin Echoes Ire 41M STU Metk; I
• ANTON,
• mh7 • Teaches of Mann
'*EALED PROPOSALS for supplying the
Plttargh Water Works arltb Coal, foram year, cam-
I aataz o¢ MI let da7 of April next, will be secalvaa at.
the Mee of tba Watts until theßath out. _
ixao.bra JAMES NELSON. MX. '
lIALERSVILLE PROPERTY for SALE;
mgutkig_ et 2 Leta of ground, having a front on
u stared at /Wiest, sad extending 12b tb. to Water
streett,•, on which is anted 3 Prune DweDlop, lthlrh rant
the EA all under grow a good stable out bootee, Ike.—
tigsgs glAggt: Kraig to 8 WSW* 3 BON, 213 th 134
To Menhantai.Niinufactams, &o.
A Nt Reuse.requiring the. 'tietistaztoo of if
Ltic%ltly samprtent a antutten4Pric.
my tau %gm m Caims
- AUCTION SALES:
P M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Roma. warp Wood and .Pi/L%
PEDLER'S WAGON Al' AUCTION— pp
8.1.417 moralat. Zagreb 17 tb,..gt 1 o'clogir, tb,
ixorreleratal 800.14 CM." or.wcod nab Ita.
will be gold: owe .gabgtatithirPedtges Wagon. with bm.,
gaited for one or two bong.
1121115 31. DAVIB. As*
•
II:tOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE Al' AUC
TION—On Monday mornlng,Martb Nth, at 10 oda
railing Roma N 0.175 Third-at. nrar Grant at.. vy
be sold sr Glum rearm, a gruntlty of Iloonaltold ant
Kitchen bar - altar* among which are marble ton_ cent tank.. mallngsnr •ors.m.noonr. cane seat and Wlndea
chairs, dresslna bureaus. manany and common wart
.randsmahogany an2l walnut :dialog tables, small buy
z z fi r a i lo trlA . , b===
j :o=it i a=o
k on,
ruses. tindero. Ilre , tc=queensrate. kitchen Wendt&
Omer store& an. P. Id, DAVIS. Lust I
VALUABLE. STOCKS AT' AUCTION:::
On Thar.hrivenths usra. 151. h. st 73i deka.
the Iderchsau' Vin- sate. Fourth street, .111 to sold
23 Shares 31erehonts sad Alsaufsettkrenrßatlk Stork
do Ohl sarPenn. Itallsoad Co. b
10 do No rth t Ameticaa &Hutu Oa. ,;(0 17,
P. 31. DAVI& And.
—iivZ h INISTRATOR'S SALE OF A LAW:
AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBBAILY—On Friday sven;
16th, commenting at 7 (Mock. will be itald
the Commercialtiales Booms, cormroftVood and Pith
=44.7:n"aa ltilbiwsd tch ord Z, d_ aabe Ihra7 of
a a
lillseellansoua Boolin
Bevnts of peter?,
lixn
London
Whaiian.Ballaa.
nen BAIT, Billie. Conroe", and tratti):7 l. llll4l a genreagt,l
Pe4e, B =`TaylelProltotg;sniitrbtll4l' 4 "
gtarkle on blander. Criminal Plaadlog and
Chitty on Mewling, Crime, Lam, damn! Practice
BLwira Smith andlticrees Laws ot Penna.; Grammes
Permit Precedents of Wing ;Mecham& Book ofitek
. (I=tl7,, , V=g tglet b ernriPPZ
eony of ()oak'. inTagen. °ramp ()taw ,
Tr; t item, mut Boman Cheeks. k I r a
w % 1.: ; 11k7 Life and Timm Cavallo:a Phileeopn
orkrs Ear , y Governora of New lingland; Clasy
licenerion Thief? French illsteaiwg inanTan v 801 l Wm:
Fleetwood's 1.11. of Christ. Borth American AMA
.=
Works Knight's Cyclonedbb of London: Johnson's...
r; Rose works of Milton: Beightlerra Mato?? of Kul ,
ianch Vircodnill's Janine ge., an.
Catalogues can be had at the Pales Rooms.
.......
m1;13 P.M. DAY/S. Aurtienser.
r)
LAMOND ALLEY PROPERTY FOR
. SALE—That valuable 3 story Erick LerelllnS and.
an Store. No. :F Diamond Alley, at present occupied by
lire. Keyey. icing among the best *and. (cc busing*.
Lot hartng • (rout of lb feet and extending beck 'lb feet--
APO,* ro mtl3 P. AL DAVI* Anat.
111AILDWARE STORE AT AUCTION—On
Toady morning, March Zitb, et 10 o'clock, at the
we of Bel:wain Darlington, Ant., rio. I' otutb at- . ,r 111
be bold. as he Is declining trudnese„ the eau,. et„„,,,* of
hardware and cutlerr,comPrising inPnrint Iron handled
knives and forks and careers. black. and bone handled
[niece and forks and carvers, abeam and 'door; U.B. and
Brlttanna table and to Warn% brae oDd Icon candie.l
stick. and sunders. knob locks, knub latch* butt hinge.,
screws. tinlablrig rialto. socket and:tinncr &testa
mill saws tenant and band mans, bench and m
wanes with a general amortment of fine cutlery, bash.{;
hardware, carpenters' tools, to.. .allot nhichbate been
carefully eelected mistomor told,. •
m 1313 . P. 71.. - DAVIS. Anat.
IFINE lIOUSELIOLD EIJRNITURE AT
AUCTION—On Wednesday =mint,. Alerrh 214, at
u o'clock, at the residence or Mre boutbitt, Na 131,
tth aborescalthrield, will les wild, the One Ilounehold
chd Kitchen Furniture, coluerlalig. mahogany hair seat
air, and sofa. mahogany eentre table and lido board,
mirrors, cane lest. fancy and common chairwand rocking
eetbie, hat rack, wardrobe. dressing bureaus, walnut se,
Bored wash stand. work nod toilet elands; high and In,
post bedsteads. hair arid cotton mattressew. bather bed.
bedding, chamber Ware. Paola bands, Peri.. ellamber and
elate cupeta state rude. alase and uneensware, knfree and
forks, dining tables, and a general assortment of titan
rand tar. cookin g utensils. da P. 31. DAVIS, Auck
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE—On Saba ,
day, March 17tb, at 2 o'clock, P. AL, will be add, 10'
order °flint 011sateth Whitdeld,. Admlnlstratrts , et the
bite resideneo of George .WRlttleld. on Knee et and the
bank of the idOnengebela rtser,. i
SI: draught Horses. bi t Bata narness;
Three double 3 horse Sand Carts;
(megaddle and Britll4 _Two Kandfflat4 -
newels, pole.,
mimea, beside. enmity other artklea
Turn s- all under 8100 Mieti,_erne al eel appear.
eel endorsed paper ate months. P. AL DA B, And.
A-
DJOURNED SAIE OF DARLINGTON
CANNEL COAL B. R. CO, BTOCK.Ori Tkrunulay
,•,,olzr, March 15th. at rg clog,o at the Merchant.' K•
change. wlllbe sold, for-stsh par tuna: without term.
on scerunt wham It ma r ,toorlau,
80 eh sten Darlington Cannel Cosi R. IL Co. Block,
mhl3 P.M. RAGE, Aunt.
TRUSTEE SALE OF WHARF BOAT—On
Thrneday afternoon. 'March IStb;at S o'rt ca. PO
hoard. Immediately after sale ofS. U. Thom. Reiser , will
W sold. by order of Thomas Mellon. Trenton, the
West Newton Whars Boat.. ehe now Iles at t e Monon
gahela wharf. sines. the Inid.e. Terme at male.
mhlo P.M. DAVIS. Anot.
fITRUSTEE SALE OF PENN ST. PROP.
EllTY—On Thursday craning, March 221. at f o'clk,
at e Merchants' Exchange, will be sold, withoUt rescue.
by order °Mamas Mellon, 'Y.sq,, Trustee, that Tory do.
haying of ground, situate, betems Mend and W s lui
atm, a fr ont on Donn rt. of 30'0104. and ext.
tack 160 4.etto Fayette st, on which Is erected that super
modern dile well finished Ertel Dwelling hones. with
back buildinga comb bones. stable, to, lately occupied
by (km. Was. Laritner, Jr. Terms at e.
total P. od
M. DAVIS, dud.
RUST.F.F.'S G A LE OF T STEAMBOAT
THOMAS 3113.1•1:11..—OnThnsedayattermon, Mara
1G
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s
q
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,T n r o u s b t o e a e. dt.we l e I h g e htoroth
o o rd t er of
thenoun
boat Thomas ghtirer. •Ith her figrultgre. teegle=
The now Iles at the Monongahela Pate. alone the
Terror at sale. totil P. M. DAUS, Aunt.
rEUSTEE'S SALE OF 15 BUILDING
LOTS IN BLT.TII WARD—On Tuesday afternoon,
Johnst 3dr 88e,att the premise; mil be sold by
er o Remo; Eso , trustee of Robert Porter, Mu.
Fifteen valuable Balbil g"Lets. as Laid out by the WA
Wm. Porter . Pad..
hi his Mat plan of lots in
(be
(thud
7th wards, Pittsburgh, 7 of which loti to wit: NuMbeis
20, 40, 41, 42. 4a, 44 and 45 have mob • front of 28 kat
on Centre. Avenue and attend hank southwartUy about 96
feet to Clerk U., and the ncenalning Bof - whirl" lots, to
wi4 Numbers 48,49, 60, fa, 62,16464 arid 66 have each a
front of IN feet on Clark et. and eatatid southwardly by
the whole distant:oW Hoeg at. 60 flat wide. The above a 6
ter wrest indneemeuta td nom deshousrof
PaVar , T zi-ar the business- part of the city. ZI M rn' 9 4 lm
sale. f 824 P. 01. DAV . Amt.
riOOLSMIII3OII.
I y virtllo of a recopt wider.the,liands of
1 Wr. B. WO dentof
a the Chart of Common
and
al Jell Dellvm• In and for said Dietzlot, and tflmam
Bengt and GoMel Adam., ASlOdate Judges of the
come county, Mend for th e countyorAllegheny. dated the
23d der of Fe bream In 'the year of cmr.lnrd onstboot
and eight hundred and tlfty-fire, and. to me dltected. far
holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer and-General Jail
Delivery. at the Court Home lathe city of Pittsburgh, on
thee th Monday of March nert, at 10 o'ckek,
Public soon Labersby Riven to W Jcustioes of the Pim•
Coroner and Conetablee of thp county. of Allegheny. that
they be themand them, In their Mgr Ma:M.lk their
lo". 1,17m en th .f.oe_ o Wog p .blrh to their rriparN
ot&r, ' In their behalf a
the l wre dose—and ales More
to th that : 61 1a= wont Alleu nets heny7to aher p snl
there to preOCCUte a=dt:hem as aballbe lath
Given under my d- In Pittsburgh. Mb deiof
March, to the year of our Lord, one thou/and eight hun
dred and tifty-eve, and of the Commonwealth tWllitti.
mha-td SYSI. MAGLLL. SberlTL
LOST—A Promissory Note, - drawn by
?dears. 31. Draro rt Bow, to' the order of 0. Black
burn h. Co., for Two Thousand and Thirtr.Bl: Dollars and
mart, One Centa'ltl.,o3.3 31)_dated.)Starsh Jrit, 18 1 614
i til ‘ nety dam after da te, ig= g
Philadelphia. zarsooa US lb bid
Norma Dormant Dui ouun,St7ral j. fi tupnias a co.
UCH of our Depositors as' have. not yet
tuul their sisounta adjusted, are rigouts*t hstrost. to bring
in
fen 71 You their Cooks and corut, A. WILKINS* r 00,
bI•PRING STYLE HATS.—We would
Invite min Primula and the
of
generalt, to
and examine oar nen style of corrugated Hata,
which tee ars eellll.yer for CASH:. shoo our Celestial Cap,
which Is acknoleWned to be the neatest and BP.Bl . aim or
theseeson. fig JAS. WILSON & &)N. YI Wocd st.
-Removal.
ISAIAH DICK,EY & hive removed
No SO Water sag •63 Prout IntogunsiNo fOon.t7
Jdoe. A Ca . fellO •
'Groceries at-Coat • •
TILE undersigned wishing to decline busi
nags. offers hla eutire stock 04, (foods. oolaindaing a' s
general womb:want of Family Groanies, at am% for as&
orapprovad notes, and Iposithelg ems oat kb stock
V u of to y ltot=ol u Ag o r f ilmhisr:s .4 V4r f idri d =
cholgo goods at los prices,"ls restrottpjig wiktid•
WILLIAuS,I;tS.' Wanly at.
AlirTbe Flitaraa In his fintaaratand.l=Wood et, tan
idattof Constar.43aan of Drain. and Shelving wilt
aokl at• taxsain To any one &airing: to anima In • •
biudnesa ha will of ma Induce:manta. Ina
Female . Blesses.'•
OCTOR BAELZ, No-38 hand et., treats
and ewes all &was. or females, but esracialy
DiAllt36ll, Coutatiou, Calseers Prolasemsof‘
the Uterus. In a novel and !ate way, without supporta%
particularly. cams that have bean bedridden
for any length of time: , Yeladrods •
Coughs! Co lit,ha!! Cowin!!!
IN F 7 VE A R ABIC JEN
TYLER'S G U N
COUGH •
T
94,X , TpIC DROPS
.
. •
'PURSE DROPS wherever they have been
letmee...4 bp:nectar • ourenv.deara on.
feats .Losenanso inf ers , for the relief of Cbadha.i
lionseisser. dote Throat andaltkolmo r =thmormps
Their superiorlty ronsiets id their Savor. thimb
le... *fan, 'Marione drug the r compoeition. and to
their prompt strain without interfertha with diet or heel
veva or rendering the sot= roarer easseatible of cold.—
,Toeyare the most suitable Am CHILDREN. - and ear/ hoi
'tidal to PUBLIU Bi'dt&KRIDI and. 8111ifEfirk 'her or
more all Madames from the thrust, soil dear sod mire
tone to the entre, .Prioeldg smith mote s bor.
Sold abdecale and ratan. by PLESIINO (late
Hidd a Cod Ne.oo Wo . rd Si., Sod most Drna r and Candl
Edam. oCltld
Trecumrer's 'Sale_ for - .Tana
On Tinirsday, Muth 15th, 1855,
An 12 o'ciciok;noon,
ISHALL OFFER FOR SALE ,ATHIBLIC
VPNDUX, a22ha door of the Court. Homes in ea tern
A s t,. the ao,t4of . =an, and r B u tat i lf . C t iltA .L . the F
the tho
for ta'r ; '*. • a ' AZ t d
:tar 4%.ll."`Zuz:l4,lltra
and...ti Railroad Corapanr, to wit,
a amage/Cam number" 2, .2, 4,6, G.
17 paha Off with Aria. -.
pars •
lo ses sz les. • '
13 111 , 3M1 1 4:Magle 00, t s flies EFEbagle i i2 : o,lo,l2,
mos. px; 'l4eaa.
Taasnasa'a 01.1101.
_ Banualt Co.. Alma. Nan 27111,, 1826: 72.22-dtd
Beminan.
H. Q Nrs.. F. R BHEYLSP,• t.
PM next sesnion will commence May 7th,
ArAi`cLlMllrAtbilklei=eem~ryffeq. of SL.
= ,,, tZU:Nrsirip2Aitati=., 4 7M2s:l: -
cation. no ilectrms
f its, now feet infenitth. awls
ample accommnations 7 =grain mtiolare, two lag
room. Mtn= (totentivo of ...atoll) ia VD ger suiden.
Medium extra theme for lastractental Dolt Drawing.
Plintin_g one tte ale= lenggegm. Meehan, for Vocal
Mesh% retunannii ot Lath, Catelogoes meg bootleg:mg
=log 'goodwill, Dag. er J. IL lielloraoq;,._ - Fittaburglt--
Aditrea, ' Ref 8. IL BEWLEY,
ftellgoile Ps.
'Mt
WHTIIII3
VIHRIAGW..- REPOSITORY!
jOSEPH WHITE _now. carrying on buil'-
. nes In tie stations' Proud** (ow. lately enlargeA)
terms Pittcr *Ad 'lwwironeetiNa neat the Two
lamina, a y: tweltowthe IMMO to toned bid
Ito* otoAlt lAU6B. SUO'datt&d.r... And be malodor.
ty Jamul aantardwo purchasers, ttult ono Wow as) Is
. Fo.teen yearn atV i igee In the trading *menial
bn o to njece Wont Ills Pa the sem choiap nollection
at Pittagen- which so num - tests pert it hss been his
eartleedsr_depertment to select Yr= toe vartau and Meet
telented.lnaptiern MentanetZnia =teen Or neW
ante= O=IP/Sie. the aeon= of armaments will
sno=ne beet end • bent - diannihotuto et
Ilerocumbered br!tholic beam men den nilleh • the
mantes to decorating Rouses of nosiness tug binned nyk
the seine of Goads. (ening to taste tents.) Joseph White
will wit on wood , 21021 07=174 et much less than the tuns
' •
It. — CnttiOSet 4!iniinnt is the belt mount , vita at
=
St I Clair Hotel
minor Penn and St. aiiena. Pi- ingankii •••
TIE midereigMell, formerly of : " rem
note,. haltsigint t a t io thh
uno=rl4."'
ing= ll l ,4lllll g 7t brrieng%rtirtrawif ID
give Win a
l o ng WAgmred, with thir °monition.' of the
house and big lngram. in gni htudnoga, be Malin.
going satishotion, and Ida among madetste.'"
4.IILANTATION MOLABSESL7Ii
vlnkosk axiom% faridzi• r izi o i tra.
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