PiTTSBURGII GA ZttTE L'SIDDLD i C0......._....... D. L. PULTOI.I..--.lnuez.. - .PrrtSBURGH: IMITraDAY MORNING, JAI. 24, 1867 e alr—Fle Dollars par aanum. parehte 111 &dna. W etttlii4Y—Two per garmurt, ID Ctranse.— phi erEll bi instipllea cm the tenowhair math= Pear Opple. per 00 Ten Caplet par 00 %rheostats am be admitted into dub. where one ea. iets at any Post Odin. at any time. b 7 madtua on. dollar. ddeine• mime. ate an staidly reouired. and th e *aver Itopped lob= the rear te et:Mamba It tem/Ted .RATES OP ADVERTISING. 000 booze, (10 Ulm of For pared or AOOOO3 Do one lnoartlon- —4 0 60 Do cult arldltloralliorottra-.... OEr ans 1 76 Do two a 00 Do Do two atobtbs.---- ... 700 . . 10 00- . - r o mon t h s_ u — u 11 00 Do trek. mouths-- -.—.—... 18 00 rtandlog Cat% (Ulnae ar loal) Der oda= 600 Ono dollar (or oath addDlooal 1100. One KTItTe. changeable at oltaoure, an ntur,)(rxdodtra of 20 00 Tani 00111017110 Oil BRIBERY AID TEE NEW Yeas Tout —The great body of the people, we thhtly, 'sympathised heartily with Mr. Simonton andAhe editor of the ?few York Times in their Sttuk upon bribery and corruption which they alleged were about to be :coed upon oertiln members:ofCoigress In order to procure the pas• sage of a:certain bill touching grants of Minne sota landi for. railroad vapour'. When the charge was made wo were all attention to see what world come of it. This interest was ren dered Intenee when the charge made by Simon ton and commented upon by Mr. Raymond, re operatively correspondent and editor of the N. Y. Thrat, attracted the attention of members of the Rouse, was alluded to by a member in his place and drew from another the declaration that there was troth in the charge of bribery: that ho Mahal' (a member from North Carolina, Mr. Payne) bad been approached for purposes of eorroptloe, and $l5OO offerred for his vote in the matter of the Minnesota lands The ball eet in motion by Simonton rolled on. A com mittee of the Hoare was appointed of which Mr. Ritchie of this district is a member, and power at course given to summon witnesses before their bar. To whom should said oommittee look, to whom should the country look for each infers motion as will disclose to the Rooth the bribery and corruption charged upon some of its mem bers, but to those very men who were fast to declare that they poesessed a knowledge of the matter wader investigation? Did not Messrs. Simonton Ind Raymond attract the attention Of the House and of the people to themselves as the holders of that Pandora's box to which they also held the key? Of their own accord they declared themselves possessed of certain facto which If disclosed would show a conspiracy to circumvent a fair and unbiased expreseien of the Home on this Minnesota land bill; that an understanding existed among certain members, and that a corrupt combination was effected by which they could carry matters with a high. . hand, .00nid defeat or pass any bill for which they might vote. Moreovor, that members of all parties were concerned in this matter. " Vil lainy," exeltilms the editor of the Time+, " can rise ibove party ooneideratlons, whore patriot ism fails." • What, under such circumstances as the above, could be expected but that the House would ray, "Messrs. Raymond and Siinonton are gentlemen who doubtless justly profess great regard for the purity of legislation ; they have declared their knowledge of facts whloh go to show that bribery Is on foot and corruption rife even in the Halle of legislation. Bring them before the bar to answer, to speak the truth, thy whole tenth and nothing but the truth." Mr. Raymond Is brought on to 'Washington (rant New York. From him nothing of impor tanoo is elicited. Thle was some days since.— For several days past the telegraph has bsaugh t to oar notias daily the fact that Mr. Simonton has been squirming around the facts he pretends to know. Helm permitted to make a speech before the House in Jnetifloation of his retinal to ans wer. He denies the power of tho Haase to pro ceed against him. Certain considerr.tions of honor clean his month from uttering what be know,. The Sergeant-et-Arms takes him in hand. A special bill to punish by fine and im prisonment a refusal to answer is passed. If it were not uncharitable we ehould say that Mr. Simonton intended in writing tits letter, to produce a sensation, and nothing more. We would naturally conclude that any coneldnations of honor which would prevent a man's answer ing at the bar of the House, would also prevent Mm from Intimating hie knowledge of a pro• found and sacred ncret inn paper like the 7imei or In any other. The sympathy which we all felt with him and Mr. Raymond in the first in stanee,Jor what we believed to be en honest tin. sire to promote justice is changed into a feeling very like contempt If they have anything to say why don't they say it? If they were bound to keep secret their knowledge of injustice and fraud In the case in question, why didn't they do it We feel pretty manila that the Bonn will wring their secret from them now that it Ina taken the matter in hand. If it amounts to no thing after all, then Campbell's slur about 'rage, all and lampblack' will not kayo been so far wrong me it might have been. BUN noon run Evrarr matcs.—We received a few days since from the agent of the Patent Office, Charles Mason, Esq., a package contain ing the following variety of seeds :—Wlnning stadt Cabbage, a very early sugar-loaf variety, exoestitngly tender, compact and solid—lt may be cultivated es the early York; Sea Sall, from England; Japan Peas; Crimson Clover, from England; Spanish Watermelon, rind a very dark green, quality superior; pure early York •Cab• bags, from England; early six weeks Turnip, from Eogland, Idercelin Savory Cabbage, from England, snowball turnip, from England; early Washington Pea; from England—this is a very superior early variety ,of excellent ;lustily, and a good bearer—it grows to the height of three feet; Chinese Sugar Cane; Sweat Yenta] Cram, (Anthrozenthum Oloratum)—this is perennial, and le chitfly valued for its fragrant odor when partially dried—it flourishes beet on a cold thin sell; Yellow Aluingham Turnip, from England. We have quoted from the envelopes which con tain theses.* the above statement of the char aoterisilos or qualities of mach. Respecting the Mantle Seger Cane, we have taken some inter mit in exhibiting its claims upon our farmers, audit will give us great pleasure to diltrlbute what seeds we have oolong Ouch of our patrons as are willing to be independent in the matter Of raising sugar seta almost every thing else. There la no question but the aoll and climate of this portion of Pennsylvania is well adapted to the growth of this !article of sugar-Moe, anti that soon wei may be emancipated from our long de pendence open slave later for any of the napes. titles or litenries of life if we will. 813AT011 mote will be remembered that by the deolsion upon Ur. Ilarlan's case he the 11. 8. Berate a.-short time Mace, he was un must. On the afternoon of January 17, he wee re•eleeted by the Legialaturo in joint con vention, by a veto of 0 to 65, the opposition voted for W. F. Coolbeugh of Darlington. 51s. Harbin arrived home on the night of the 18th, but before it was known that he was in the town where the legislature was. in Basilan, the resolution to go into joint convention for the par poeo of electing a Donator hod already passed, and in lees than_24 . hone after bte arrival at lowa Oily, he'haikie credentials for Washington again. Cesammtra cc JErrausoa Corxecnt.—A gen. eral ostalogne of Jefferson College, Cannons burg, Pe from the time of tte charter in 1802 until 1858, is published by J. T. Btiryook and may bop:cored at hie place of buslnese, at the Gazette Bnildings, 84, 51b Street. Also in con. motion with this general ostalogue is that for the first term of 1856-7. The Alumni of the Inetltatlou will he glad of this opportunity to recall their, happy college days so reality ammetated with the names of early friend/ here =Med. =__ - 111i1 or'Sfinitiot.—iptitidi 65tten presetttet to the Melligan Legislature from Ma lone ieriding in what is known as the Tipper Peninsula of Michigan, slaking to be eeparated from the rest of this State sod restored to ter ritorial govertitent, so that a new State might eventually b/ erected, to comprise the mineral country south of Lake Superior. This is a matter which the people in the iron and copper regions of Michigan have been agitating for eev• eral years, and we hope will succeed in obtainiog In due time. Nature seeme to have designed that portion of territory lying between the head of Lake Michigan and the Southern shore of Lake Superior for a sovereign etate, or for a portion of the territory of the State of Wiseon • Sin, contiguous to which and separated by to national boundary its whole western border lies. THE Idams.—We have net seen a : New York orPhiladelphia paper for one week. By the way of Cleveland, I. e., through the Cleveland papers of Friday, we last evening got some Items from tne New York papers of Tuesday. Except by the telegraph that la the latest from the sea board aides sorlh of Baltimore. Such a state of things is, we believe, unprecedented. Do any of our oldest inhabitants have soy ten:- leotion of reading about enow.drifts 15 feet in depth in Baltimore before thi3 winter? When before has it happened that the cars have been unable to leave Philadelphia for the West during a whole week. 'These untoward events must plead our excuse for scanty suppllea of news and of other matters of general interest. When the gorge :hall break, let the reading public etand from under. Ceram' MEETING —We . are glad to eee that our Mayor hos recommended a meeting of the citizens of Pittsburgh and Allegheny to be held at Wilkins, Hall this afternoon at 3 *look to disarms and adopt some method by which the suffering people of Cincinnati may be relieved in this, their time of dire need of feel. We tenet that It will be a largo meeting and that vrhateoer eon be will be done in the premiere. AcsnowtnnamaYr.—We are so oonstantly un der obligations to our Represeatativie, Messrs Stevenson and Eyster, and cur Senator, Dr: Gazzato, for publto documents of interest and importance, that co have searcely been Mile to make suitable acknowledgment of their opiate. sy. If we fail to 13 so on every occasion we trust they will not attribute it to a want of ap preciation of their kindness and consideration. Tar WEATllllll.—Thursday and Friday were days to be remembered as bitterly cold and bleak. The thermometer within a circle of ten .miles around this oity ranged from zero to twelve degrees below. Last evening at eau down a thermometer at the corner of Grant and sth (greets showed 4 degrees below. There is a general bursting of water-pipes and freezing of gas. Let tis be thankful that we are blessed withtim abundance of fieet rate fuel. hunts Monts.—The Chicago Tritune stye that the Marino Bank of Chicago and the heavy banking house of Bwift, Brother .h John son are taking all the lately discarded Illinois bank notes at par, on deposit, and that the panic there has ceased. GICOEI3 I 1). PAENTIOE or the Louisville ✓ourh'oi has been lecturing at Chicago, on the political state of the country. Ms lecture is said to be able and interesting. He thinks ti,) 'Taboo is In danger." Poor Union! What a sad state it is Tan COAL FAMINE.—We take the following items from the Cinoinoati papery of Thursday : Largo quantities of wood, subject to the die• pent of the Feel Committee, contiono to arrive daily at the Ohio & Mississippi and ilaroliton 3: Dayton depots. The Committee hale already sold, at the oast price, considerably over 2000 cords. As 1.75708.T0NATE DAL-113 consequence of the non.arrival of the coal ordered by the city, no more certificates were issued yesterday. In the meantime the great majority cf the indus trial class is eaffering severely by this delay, being unable to pay the exorbitant price of 46 cents per bushel, demanded yesterday by the epeculators. The distress consequent upon this state of affairs If becoming more acute each:day, and many families who at the early stage of this unfortunate season, deemed themselves beyond the reach of want, are now experiencing its bitter sting. Should the expected coal arrive, the Committee will ho prepared to again issue certificates at 25 cents per bash al. The Coal Committee of the city received 20 oar loads yesterday by the L. M. Railroad. This amounted altogether to 5000 bushels. It came at 10 o'clock A. M., and was ell dletri. tutted before S o'clock P M. Forty car loads are expected to arrive for distribution to.day. Of the entire amount or coal received by the L. M. Railroad, within the past week, a coal dealer eatimates that nine-teethe belongs to speculltore, who hove also brought in coal by the C , R. & D. Railroad. These epeculatore sell it at forty acute a bushel. The Coal Committee exhonoriv me the L. M. Railroad Co. entirely from the charge of having shown any preference to speou• latora—Commereial Tile Crre Cont..—The Committee for proctor. log coal for the city are indefatigable In their efforts, and wo learn from Mr. Eggleetn, are likely to procure a larger supply of that: fuel than they expected. Yesterday morning twenty oar loads arrived, and it wee expected by night that all orders le.stiod op to that time would be filled. Bills of lading of forty oar loads have been received from Cleveland. Only five oars of this lot have arrived, the remainder will Boon be here. It has been elated very confidently, that the railroads were bringing coal for the opecula tore, when coal for the city was left behind. The Committee assure no that this le certainly false. The railroads are carrying out their en garment to the city In good faith. It is true that some of the trains have been delayed, but tho cause has been tho occurrenao of thoso na otdenta to the machinery so common In very cold weather. Tun RAILROADS AND Fuca.—The Hamilton & Eaton awl Cincinnati, Hamllton & Dayton Rail roads are delivering promptly all the wood oh• tainable along the line of their roads, affording entiro eatisfaction to the Fuel Committee of Council. The Superintendent and Treasurer of the Hamilton & Eaton Road, unable to obtain hands, worked themselves on Sunday, loading oars with wood. The charges on those roads for freight do not -cover expenses. The exertions that are being made by the officers, to relieve the wants of the city, are highly commendable. The Little Miami road, as already stated, has withdrawn some of Its passenger trains in order to facilitate the transportation of fool.—Garelle. The Louisville Courier of Wedneeday eaye Tue Fun Tneon.—Thera is a considerable activity prevailing throughout the city In the fuel badness. All manner of vehicles are called Into requisltion to haul wood, and all sorts of wood, as well as all aorta of loads find a market at prices ranging from $2,60 to $6,00 per load. Some haul a cord, some a cord and a ball, and others half a oord. After the wood le hauled, bought and delivered then comes the job slide:- pence of sawing and splitting. This is no smell item of the trade, and we find the wood sawyers, to nee a market quotation, loadcquate to the demand. ' The Watson coal mine, in the middle of the river at the head of Twelve Mile Island, Web has just been purchased by Hyau, Drain IL Co., coal dealers, has diverted the trade from wood, and all the coal core, band barrows, and hands to wheel'em, that could bo got together wore started off yesterdey morning to the new bold of labor. We expect a supply of coal from that quarter will reach the pity to day. Tun PROCIWEEn or .FILUDOH.—Tho New York Times states that eight years ago, when Gm Seward brat took hie seat in the Senate of the United States, there were but two members of that body who strewed any kind of eympathy with the political sentiments ho was known to represent. Next winter there •will bo in that body iirenly Senators, acting openly and steadily with the Republican Party. It woe not easy to believe, In the face of each results, that the °luso of hostility to the extension of Slavery has made no progress. In view of this eimpio fact how much enoonragement there is for the friends of. human right and the cause of free dom. They have only to hold on to their faith .following it up with works, to Enellin in time, perfect emancipation of -the government from the thrall of ,the elan power. We may not live to enjoy the blessing, but the time will earely come when the perfect rights of freedom will be respected by our National Legislature. . BASKING to diusorraz. —Tho now constitution• provision on banking, which Izzajaat pawed both houses of the brumouri Legislature. author• lees the incorporation of ten banks with a °opt- Lel not to exoeed twenty millions of dollars, the rant:dation of which shall be specie. No bank ova ha chartered upon nay other biota. Sere toter. tut banking privileges of that Etate have been reatsloted to the State Bank having a cap• Hal . ef*lllo millions of dollars with fire branches in the Ntato—and which has, for our nineteen years, been condototed on a opltal of $1,200,000. === A CotAlif,aa•thi - tairOlt Asitiirafti draw; contrast between ISt. Chandler, who has been chosen to -Enacted Senator Cas• , and the latter gentleman hicase:fr 'On the north Fide of Fourth street, in the ancient city of Detroit, E tau d two old wooden , houses. These bounce stand cheek by jowl—so ' near that in a el:tower the eaves from the one almost shed rain upon the gardah of the other. Neither of these houses are worth the trouble of I moving. One of them is about the color of a saperannuated negro, and the other is white.— The thresholds of both are pressed by the psli. Helens and active men of two great dividing parties of the State. The doers of both aro hoe. pitably open to oalle of the characters. One of these men is old, short and pansy; the other is tall, slender and in the prime of life. Both are rich, bat one of them has become so by the tiee of properly, and by the steady and abundant stream which hue flowed into his coffers, from the treasury of the general government, for mo:e than fifty years. The other has amassed wealth by private enterprise, during a period of time lees than ono half of that in which his neighbor has been a pampered pet of government. Both are natives of tho State of New Hampshire, and both left that State upon coming to years of manhood, and nought a home in Detroit. -The public hulls and departments of the ez,nuiry have boon worn by the feet of one of these men for half a century. lie fined office both Diva and military; both executive, adosinietrative, diplo matic, and legielative, and he has sought higher offices than those whilst' be has obtained. The other now, for the first time fills an important publio office. The entrant in respect to age, personal ap pearance, and history between them two mon, Is not more remarkable than that of their per • anal character—and their political opinions ore equally opposed. While the one has Fteadlly re sisted the popular will of Ws conbtltuents, and has blinded himself willfully thereto, the other has aseidiously courted the opinion, and has studied and exerted himeelf to Increase and die aeminate those views, and to identify himself.as far as possible with their advocacy. In ono of these two houses lives the elder or these two gentleman, a &ester of the Belted States from Michigan, and a futurePlenatoe, the successor of the former, occupies the other. Rat'OLT OP CcSTICIII—TIIOUBLB or Aeaees• STATE Pain's—A gentleman from Auburn in forms an that a revolt hoe occurred in the State , Prison in that city, which has caused great ex • citement, and though suppressed for the pres ent, is likely to ohm mach future trouble The diffionity occurred in the Machine shop, where the work of the convicts is conducted.— Mr. Curtis, a contractor, an Saturday directed a convict to do a piece of work. - The man re plied that "he would nee Mr. Q. d—d The dieobedient man wee arrested and put into a dungeon, where ho remained over Sunday On Monday morning some eixty conviets In the machine shop gathered hammers and other tools, and formed o circle ready for fight. The con tractor came in and inquired what was going en. Some of the prisoners replied that they were holding a town meeting, and wanted to know how he would vote. Ho withdrew with on farther parley. A committee of the prison erg ions then sent to demand the Instant release of the man oonfined in the dungeon. The oom taittee did not return as soon as was expected, to the whole body armed themselves with what tools they could get, and marched to the hoc pital. The prisoner was released and his fellow coo 'lets resumed labor. Yeeterdsy things were quiet, but the Auburn Guards were ordered to hold themselves In readiness to oomo to the rescue at a moment's notice, as farther trouble was anticipated. The yielding' by the prison office will give the convicts courage, and we may expect to hear of farther trouble. Per haps the bloody ecenee which have been recent. ly enacted In the Matesschusetts Prieou at Charlestown, may he expected at Auburn. It wan thought that it would not be safe for the offensive contractor, Mr. Curtis, to visit the workshops. Thus far the prisoners have tri umphed, and if wo rightly eatimade the extant of their depravity, wo cannot anppotie that they will ever ter coateat to eubmit to the discipline of the prison until they have beta thoroughly eubdoed and humiliated. Despotism, tempered by humanity, is the only form adapted to a prison. Anarchy, however, has sway in one de partm.,ent of the Auburn institution Just now, if we are rightly informed.—Rodiester Ado., 14. TRAMP or 11:111 baser LASE3.—WO copy tbo following interesting remorks sad etstbstios frcm tho Now York Courier ' The great lakes are about one twenty•tifth of the area of the Atlantic ocean, but in propor tion afford much greater facilities for com merce, in consequence of the advantage of great length, with less with, and of greater propor tion of shore line. The country forming the aborts of the lakes cannot be surpassed In gen eral productiveneen by any motion of the UOIOD, either In variety or important commoditiee or In quantity produced per square mile.• The extent of the commerce of the lakes may be estimated by the commerce of the Lake ports. During the past fifteen years the value of the trade of the lakes has swelled from $06,000,- 000 in 1841 to $608,810,820 in 1858; sod the whole of this grand aggregate, with the excep tion of $42,200,000 set down for 13ackett's Hsr bor, Cape Vincent, Oswegatohle, Genneseee and Niagara, came through the following porta : 1 Buffalo .. $303,023,000 Milwankie $35,000,000 Chicago.. 223,898,000 Maumee... 94,107,000 Cleveland 102,185,640 Bandosky. 69,960,000 Detroit... 140,000,000,05weg0.... 146,835,000 With the exception of nettle and Oswego, these are all ports of the Northwest, whose trade has been the revolt of its development daring a very brief perlod; and the great bulk of the trade or BuffatO and Oswego is derived from the came Caere. . - Tho tonnage employed on the great lakes in shown in tho following labia, and dooe not in olnde any ocean or river tonnage: Tons. Tons. .. 1,742 Otilo(lako ton'go) 11,866 . 1,4 M Now Y0rk....... 22,634 . 7,843 linolo Wlsooosio M'obigan Total This is one-twelfth of tits total tannage owned by the Ortited,3tates and about ono.tlfth of the total amount employed in the coaating trade. A large port of Colt tonnage is employed in the trade of New York, and has done no much as any one Item In contributing to its growth. The Secretary of the Trinket:try presoate table of the aggregate wealth of the United Stater, ebonies o tee of $11,817,000,000, ex clusive of tho FAN doulalo; hie estionto of the present copulation le 26,064,812. The number of miles of %Brenda In opera. lion, which Was 21,009 at the oboe of 1856, is noW 24,476, making 3,407 miles Waimea in the year The &eon° telegraph, which, In oottnect. Lion with the railway system. contributes so greatly to lessen the less of interest on capital and to glee increased activity to business by ebi, 'iterating the groat distances that characteriz this country, and which only a few years ago was unknoro, now extends In all directions like a vast not work over the Union. We have no recent information in regard to the length of the telegraph wires In operation—but, It must be between 40,000 and 60,000 miles. The merchant navy has also made groat progress, the construotions comprising 221 steaming nod 1703 sailing vessele, having an aggregate tonnage of 460,394 tons. Notwith standing this large increase, the offioial table of the total tonnage of the merchant service ehowe a falling off from 1865, In consequence of a more accurate sifting of the old lisle, the effect of which bae been to reject a large number of ehipe acid abroad, feet or oondemned, for years past. Rovou Want= Easr.—The terrible storm which began here en Sunday afternoon coutio cod with unexampled violence until last night. It also extended for a great distance in every direation,reachleg from the eeaboard to the lakes, and from the Potomac) to Canada. The cold of Sunday we think has not been equalled, iv this region at least, within the present century. All along the northern frontier the mercury went down ten, twenty and thirty degrees below zero, and at Watertown, In this State, the quicksilver froze ap at 87 below, while a spirit thermometer marked 40 degrees below zero, or 72 degrees below the freezing point. The "oldest inhobi tont" le beaten at last. Ile cannot recall the equal of the cold Sunday of 1857. In and around this city the scow began to fall'on Sun day afternoon, and continued with little Inter mission until Monday evening. The depth can not be ascertained become of the drifting, bat would probably be at least a foot. No railroad trains arrived or departed yesterday, conse quently no mails were received. Barker navl. gallon la diffioult Lad daugeroue, while the Sound Ls completely shot up. The (antes work Blow and Irregularly,.-in consequent* of floating ice. We bear of some wrecks and loos of life on the Jamey coast, but having no reliable commu nication, are unable to give partf calve. It is more than probable that wo shall have terrible accounts in a day or two. As we write, at 11 o'clock Monday night, the sky le clear, the wind fresh but not very heavy, and the temperature retunsbly up.—N. Y. Tribune, 20th. "We ABS GOING TO MASI =la A BLAKE STA.TH."—Thie WAN the language of Da, STRING yawly in the Begot, Border Ruffian Logiela me of Kamm algal? assemble M Lecompton on the 12th. Ile wiehed it particularly under stood that that was a pro•elavery convention, and that none but honorable men ("honorable men", moaning, according ` ; , to his dietiocary; nigger• driven?, and nothing else.) were to be al. lowed there. Read carefully the KILIESS oor? respondence of the Missouri DoMoorati in an. other column. It will be EMI that the Border Hersh blacktintrJs are as Malone end lender- Unt no aver. Let them make Hams a Stove State if they dare.—Cia. Con. OCTAL 1 TfJl PITTSBRROK VARIETY WORKS. JONES, WALLINGFORD & CO. (Encurrurs to )rorur:ck, labbral MANUFACTURERS Right or left band Door Looks, Spring, drop dnd thumb Latches, Platform and Counter Scales Coffee. Corn and Paint Mills. MID • DOMESTIC lIARDWARE GENERALLY. Corner of Water and Cirwat Streets. Pittabora , I's. V. 113 6 .13 WOOD IL K. r WOOD. BIDORHEAD & 00., XANUFACTUELEBS OF AMERICAN GALVANIZED SHEET IRON. And Bete Agents ler the Bela of W.Etregas WOODY Patent Imitation Russia !Sheet Iron —ALSO— Galvanizedeorrugated Iron, lor Roofing. Wminnoven—No. 134 Flan . PITTaLtI7BOII. esiglyderrrel. 3413: MOLAUGIILIN, Ilanufactuter of ALCOHOL. COLOGNE SPIRITS AND FUSEL OIL, Noe. 108 and 170 Second Street. dal6tlrdio J. M. LITTLE. MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. 54 ST. CLAIR STREET, (Dr.ltlah's Nan Building.) ae3o.lrdf, PITTSBURG& GEORGE WEYMAN. Manufacturer and Dealer fa all kinds of Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, AND Leaf Tobacco; Corner Smithfield Street and Diamond Alley 0. 3 ; rfc rirrsßoacn, r A. British and Continental Excnange, NIGH} BILLTDAAWN DUNCifI, HERMAN & CO., ON TUE UNION BANK, LONDON, CN 00M13 07 LI AND OPWAUDS These Drafts are available at all the prin t/pal TowniOntagland. Ileottand and Inland, and Ulm an er.. main BILLS nu N. A. Gninebaum At, Bailin, FRANK oar A MAIN, 1712.1412 ecru as a Rona:tame to all farf• of tionnany fhiltsexl•nd and Parmne Intending to travel abroadmay proor.retbroastt ne Letters of Credit. on vrhlzb Stoney zan b. obtained. as ...Wt. in .MY Cart of7innpe. Collection" of BMA. Notes. and other oecniithm to In• tor., will resolve rrarapt ettenation. WM. 11. WLLLlailia a 00.. DAYS- •Tocia. er,rn.r Third street. Dr. Geo. W. Phillips'. GOUGH SYRUP FOR MR COla OP 01/11abd, oohla, Croup, Iloaruaee•, 1.116.11 ha Loaga. Aattua, Elrombitis, Influenza. BDeek•n Bon Throat. Clowramption. .4 a dlaaaass of the Throat and Cheat —ALSO— Dr. Geo. Milling' fillX(7ll4rIC L NIMENT PAIN PANACEA, FOR TIM RELIEF /BD CURB OP emunatirra. tretrraltde, Lunabace. Mattes. rleuratle Paine. Palma In thelilde. Meet. Back and Pena. Swelled m‘d Painful Joints, Weak Beck. Crain., Sor Throat, Sprat.. So. The thoneands who h aven eed there bbellobree teeth} to that'. excellent merits br a cOntlnninee of their we.— To thaw who have not used them we would say TRY TtIENI and they will Stud than to be ell they aro - epee eented. and that they will ael with etorto.h.tv effect. BR. UV) W. PHILLIPS: Solt Protestor. Cincinnati, (MIA. For rale wholatale and retail be BECK HAM a alcli.h27N AN , IVA 1 y d Atioeheor Otis. ICIE CREAM OYSTER SALOON BY MAITRICE SUEZ. I arm Front Builda.Dl ➢LSifi. racing Em DIAMOND ALLIT• OEO. W. GREIG CO.. KEG MANUFACTURERS, ar. Pll4 151:rre.I, 4al. Want, PITTEIDVBO_II, PA Manufacture Pine and Oak Kegs of the ee.tio dm:tette • • :JAIL Kegs. which U1.1 ' 1011.41 a: the L ' 7II U TISt reeebd=s. illarenneree r.rpettfutly eulleltel. AI! irrak hatted of entre b e et qualltr. del2:lyete OHN COCHRAN & BROS. MANUFACTURERS OF Iron Railing, Iron Wiling, Vault Dona, Window Shutters, Window Guards, la., Nos. 91 Second et., & 86 Third at., (Fitween Wood and Market,) PUTSBURGU, PA., Cave on band a variety of new patterns nary ar.l Plain. raltabla fir all maven. b Particular at tenths paid extelaatrial Gray . Lou. tarig h tra at HENRY H. COLLINS, PORWARDINO AND OOMBSIBSION MEROHANT, AND WI sOLDRALD DEALER IN OLIEESS, BUTTER, BUDS, SD, Ir.. 25. ir=iigetriilli,b.rgh. PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS ISAAC JONES. CAST STEEL. .111130. SF RING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, SPRINGS AND AXLES. Corner Ross and First Streets, .109:171b PrITSBURGII, PA. /SALO ...... •=4, ........................... P. goyim 2111fV7107411Z19 o/ ROOIRB' 111PROVXD PATENT Steel CUltivator Teeth, Contra ROBS WAD FPIAT BTIALTS, JA29.ITP. PEITSBUSOII. PA HATS, CAPS AND FURS. AVO ORD & 00. WHOLESALE H J ITTERS, 131 Wood Street, I1•r• elxnye oo bead • lull ead complete •t tk or 'LATS. O&M AVD FUR& Whotelale and Retail et ttat Lour Leas•n Pewee, to lebleh they la•lte tt•alloa Oat' poreheeers, oadtf SHIM MAIR t HUNTER tTLIOLESAIN GROCERS, 1'2914,1111,1 WA 131 Front Siroo.ll. PITTSIWRGII. PA sviuEL GRAY. MERCHANT TAILor.. No. 52 ST. CLAIR. STRE'T, IN. Bner➢uisllnaJ kITTSBURULT IS now receiving a find Stook of Fall. and Winter goode rrljeletlnn rf clothe. Orq matins , . ere Omer°, veatlnvoao a which he In prepared to Mahe to order on short notice In the stint and moat %Atonable stTtea Uentlernan in wont of 'fashionable cements For M►tt or Winter wear will find it to their adr►ntene to hire him ► call. 1e26 10 HOLMES'& C3OLLINS. ( - 11v007.98 - 03.5 7 To n S. 6./......) Agricultural Warehouse, Ft BRIJ 'nORE, No, 129 Wood Street, ,21-Ivd,t.wT PITTSBUROI.I JOAN TuomPsoN, 410 I.IIIEETY STREET, European Agent and Intelligence Office. °" P "Vet l go. f4 ggl ° ,7l4 h . °,r l , l ° <!l — .lt Chore mall wlehlue cn nll rtfl ia 4mlt Pesta_one to and from Ramos weekly. 'itches! through from new Toth and Phlledel• phle by Roll. je9dlyfe Age anal .Utibility - 4 9 old ago comes meeting on cu. it Mints many attendant ingnalticre:— Icme of ePPetlte and weak:rum impair the health. sad want or actlvity makes the mind dlsmatentad and an. bony/. In OWe when old age adds W influence. it Is almost impossible to add rigor and health and although many remediee bare been tried. all bet e BCELItUdVVS ELOLLAND BITTERS were known and used. In every yam where they base been employed he/ hare Invariably given strength end restored then , caw.. They hare become • greet agent for this alms, =dare need by many people who are sufterlng from loss of •Pnetite and central debility. In cum of long stand• lag chronic diseases. they set es • therm. Inrigorating 'be eyetem, thus W glrlag nature another ontwrtunitl to physical aste.. elMoll—Ous.r4 scialnet p urrharng nn Imitation. To E rl i rrent Imposition. be careful to At ten (30,ii aWS Hai larßold at Pt per bottle. or eis bottle, for In. by the cff e c P AT,Mail: ' ,ll2 EtZfult.ll,??,i..r "`nuf-tur• Orogen. general'''. Those of our roadors who aro under the, nslassity of making uplltatietui to the Mar .121 do 1111 to read the advertissmont of Prof. Wood's Mgr Esstor• Ms In another column. I. the IP. of time Ithkb It has bleu ben* the publts, It ha Wen for itself • alma . tlgt, ur,,,q‘uuk k i by coy other article of the bird nosr known. and .bearer tiled. It ha, a la a our lama. oct - 0 estsuis. been tried with tateses.--.lntkicooirs do:b. eiflOtortir . , Nam), 1E45. aZtlbor WILLIAM M. EMILBH. Cutter of Mudd and Fourth Streets} DLILIZIL a GENTLEMENS' k uIiNISHING GOODS, 11111.6rden IMLIPtIr attaidiel to .1411:170i P. BRIBERY, Seciptor, Modler, Stucco Worker find Wood Careen Ito. ee Third inset, between Wood lan Idukst anneete. Plttablogn; Pa. bum eanatentlynn hand sn sasortment nr es rum Ocatni Pip% fa Vann Ika, • 0411-13410 SibtfitAßtt. C. tittASHEAIiS & CO-, ACCTIONEEES Commission Merchants EXCLUSIVELY; For. ST .and.l9 M Etna, ielneinnaY, Ohto Make liberal advances on all consignments and act as agents ter all lands of Manufactured U.CtiA.— liaVe regular Wes of armories. II:ote and Bhoes and Other Blerchandlee <Tess MOOD.T. SWIM:USDA', and Bananas cf ascii 'reels. Keep constantly co hand a lanes clock of Iderehendlee which ere WI at prleane rate. dell pimfe Fire Proof Safes, A Safe that will be safe against ' the ray am of tre can be had at to this dtr. Thq following testimonial, whi:h arrears In the St. haul, lterublle s, o( t: o lOtb, oiwairgrolumeg In their furor. The builders of thrso Me Pr ofs losto establirbed as amiable rsrutstion through the 4.z wilence of their tustailittures o the ellirchorox .1 AI Louse oral the 1 antic Garnrcles:— Inlust!ee to elem.. IL Ft VeGott A ,• nd their novae sora Mum. William Penn t Go who an agents for the into of Burke t Barnes' toe prone dales. we hereby certify that upon opening Oar rate the t erns In It. 'neat Om • I the total dectructlon of the city buildings , on the nicht of the lath of ?totem her.loso, that one hooka and newel pure mum out almost as Ise:foot c a n new after being In the toles lifty-two daye, end we can cheerfully re Gormand their Seca to the pebhc. BRADT t BEGS. The above mentioned .sfe wall this day e peened In my patter,. and I herewith neer7 that the large amount of banks end DIM!" (heroine , tained were la stoodder and thew, Pion perfectly !Perini . 11. Al. RUNYAN N. 70. Loon, Jan.eltry 0. ISM.— • t2.3mtitweeF W. H. WIGHT. .Yo. 52 leurge A. between pod and Marled st., Pt StIORGI.I, PA.. Manufaotnrets of an Dealers in Aco- ICTIIICUEAL. CAMPUS and PINE 011.9, (1113 FIXTURES, and ell kinds of maps, Onendeberth Olean. dol.. do. trams Pitting. Repairing. Resit:ling and brae (Mahe Int done to order Si short notice. delr - The above Oils impelled reetzdeelY week from my oaten. wohnlyfc Pore Cod - Liver Oil—Every bottle war ranted to be Dere Gel Liver 011 Fir Me cure of Rhoutnottro• • For the cure et. Fcra , u/o. Ito the cure of Gout. ALT thv mere of Lumbago For the cure elf Vetter, Fier the cure of an Skit Dowers. el.er Ile rune of Chevy. , Erennelds. Pler the cure of thrones Mere Over It, OIL cure of 07,14 Mr the cure of Gheadedor Stellme. For Me mere 0./Model el !Art Dz. , . Fur the cure of nehnernerc 'Connor-ph. FZe Me nor of Chrome Gratichstit Oh, the cure of Riokoto. /ler Me cure of Lrereour of the Madder and Kubleas. /brae care of Clonettu , icull ReoLUert and Genera 1)&124. Sold ley the onset. gallen and In bottle, by the dozen or eingle bottler. every DUO, werrented pure Cod Liver 011. at the Wholesale Drugstore of hr. Ghat. U. REVILER, 140 Wood St., sign of the dollen Mortar. no9,d6w Greatest of all great things of the age is lODINE WASTE! The parkct cure for linotals or ;iing's Ent to Cl= The medicine betbre width Pacer and Ague tire le lODINE WATERT The lirmiteet mirlerr of the Octrupted Blood le lODINE WATER' The ni,amnt drink that fortifies the Nerve. it lODINE WATER! Th• medic one that clears the muddy Brain le lODINE WATER! The DD..: that corrects the cludglala Liter 11 lODINE WATER! Ballow disorders of all kinds inctunit to lODINE WATER! Raman, dome and Ulcer, cease and heal With lODINE WATER! The fool timid Rheumatism shrinks Irate lODINE WATER! Dysnepela. In all , Ito fermi, In alLallp rotei lODINE WATER , The alck men is Merere made well With lODINE WATER! Insole no humbugs! teach latest LC41.111111 le lODINE WATER! &medic:naiadr erknoieltd‘ed by the Fecallf 14 lODINE WATER: • Most wonderful cf Saynnalroo and deter.•hL, I. lODINE WATER: lboroutch vitalizer. the real Ellllr of LII. ,e /ODINN WATER: :liar • L•Ot.tho gives 7013 reetcl LaNi..ltt, is lODININ MATED! V 1, 1 ,11., .1 I, Dr. Henry Anders. Ede Ly DE. OW. U. W 1 1 ,1,4410 Drue,Dst. Nu. 1 , 0 Wc433., j 0.11k.T Man (4077 Dehleu &Tort. Fifteen Dollars Per Quarter. HENRY ROHBOC K Continues to give instruction to Beginners ...a In the higher braeehee et PI CID PLAYING, VOCAL 511181C.011.0AN,et, Mr. 1101113001 t MS/ he addreeeed ot tl. dae , Oos, Woo Coult ot., nearly nopoeits m, nor Unitereltt er.,l the ourt Motu*, through the Foot (.101ea, or at Mr. etutMt's Warereouta Terra 116.00 per ooszter. lett:var. Never Forget That DR. TERRRL'S Healing Ointment eslt Rheum or ritT4C. litalblalris or Incrte3 Wool. Chapped or Crarked llu~ 3e Pore 11po M Sor• NC.. ❑urea or feat Olt. or Wound,. ram.. Sore, Pimples on t::. fart. Corea, NI, Bites of Bare Nipples er Infleagel Breast ellallaa of Infants, Breikkimg oct Ltd Peres cm Chlldreu Atid,sll Disc...sof tb• A(.11113kle Lox of this Ointment will keep any Wool* inalth . o, Fannin's. Bailor', or •iir radelmoni • Gentlemanly or Lady's Mande (let them okay or crook ...on boil) round. omoottt sod In good order oil Winter, stalker till care their (rooted tees MILD DT DR, O}o. 11, KEYSER, Mr 1.04.1.16 Draggle, lta, 113 Vical at.. PlttAbana.t. Pa. ttiga rf the Golder. Mortar, .itatrtilktrt, Highly Important to Invalids I cod Moor OIL IItCP.OiID IT J. C. WILL d M. Liao, ns one of its distinguished marks of eriperioritr over other brand. of Oita entire abeena of that peculiar unmeant and diaagreaable flavor. and .fen• life c4l.sr inesparat , ll from oil oroiely and Iroperfeetir PrePared. It it.ey be taken without Oletelleb by We moat delicate patient, and retained without @fort on the molt mil. lite etantach. itaitiierfoiltr In this and other hano 6 t.t eheraeteri•• tics otll4llll. LSO gner•utred tut it the commends Mt, of the meet eminent of tbe elegies' Feculty through out the It Is th• molt oTrotu.t rocaslr for consauption bros.. In obltlLeornatleur, suotals,A And mar be had In tots the of lb* druggists In this sits or of ins nasnufseturers, JOHN C. BAKER. A CO 0r27. No, Hu. gd et. el:111081,11 s. Prof. Wood's . Flair restorer.—d Rent Bair Pastors.. Ur. Eamuel Jones, • Idolliodlet Merianten. reeding In Ilurramertile, 'A . f.tmoreland rte. up that Ms hair bad been getting grey for the I et twenty year., and was disposed to fell out. Ile coed two hottlesof Prof, Wood' rldk Restorer, which entirety stopped the felling out o the halt s'l the hair resettled its original color, and has kept the color now ter 6/05 mouth.. T is is a common cue, but we publish It hem.* It In near home, so that the public may he conele.ced that %care hair aretere • what It purports to he. told at ene, two and three dellere tor bottle, at Dr .11 lit). IL it t: TEt ER'S. nolliddwtl no. lid Wood et , wholesale and retail tarot. Important Notice 'to those Afflicted WITH ClIn01•10111138ASEA. by Dr. A. d. lIDATII, hew York Olty. Finding It ereposelble to attent personally to ail m. patient.. and being ouwllllog to tenet each roe epousitile dunce to aoeletants or otodent% and for the ptriwwe of entipteseleg the sale of worthies. and injurious quark unedielnes, se welt se the Impeoltions Omitted tinder tictitiOue name., offering to send r•olties greats: or on recoltt of letter cramps or one dohlar, o.—to obviate th e above, and to acoommodate patientsin all parts of the country. I wed medi-Ines, with full direct:um, to ours any dlevase, for IS, online treatment le required for a lenger period than one month, when the fee to theta, for each month. The foe for all eurgleed operations. DP eluding that tihr the nedleal core of berate; will depend upon the ps..-ullarity of the case. Patten:oe will ere areal statement oral) their situate!ms se the remedlee are ire• rand with au *evicted referrertw to each case. All money lettere should be regletered. The ant part of my Illnee gated work will be tent to any address on the ter let of Id mute, A. 8, lingering street, floorage the EL Nichols, Dotal, eitAirydre 0010 New York. The only Modal Awarded by the New York Erlabition to the Knititsb or fnrelan Bane. Mann acturrre has Sven obtained, amongst numerous cm Pet tcrs, by LEA a PKRIIINS, or Weir MUM:R.BIHBR SAUCE whereby farther tratobnonr la afforded of In belna tan bnt Bann extant. The ocablity of Ude Bence 1. extended to every Guar ter of the Mote, .4 its a Mosey In promoting the ileners besithLe becoming daily mon obeerrod sad acknowl.dged. lo the United States It is bald to be the meet agreeable condiment, and I esteemed fur its turtle and invigorating Pruntrtlee.ite ha Huai use enabling the stomach to Sigel the Pmd. On th Continent cf t nrope. these quelalm have been al . teetiflad to by • grentlemeat. who mites , to IX& & Phil. RlllB time. "I have circled bottled' y our W0‘ , ...t.5h , r0 Ileum In a tour 1 have j net tontetadthrouah Oman and Portugal. awl be:l4o. I ewe y lamina mate of health t Its ose: your Saul Is eltaillAl,4 and I think medlcinal. ran with troth say there Is nothing to • traveler's bag gage re eeeentlal to has maul:That least In these emotes; as your Sauce. lo Ludla.alco, where It I. hued at the meta of tray rrglzpent, a umdloal gentlemen writes mom Madras to his brother In the tame profsalen at Wormeter. in the following tams: - Tell Lea A Perdue that their mum is blably approved in Inds, and that it la,ln cos °grim, the meat Palatable as well no the nose wholesome mum tnade.w This lance ht suitable for every variety of alsh, and t • a:deem] demand which its excellence hae.xeeteel has led to many Imitations being offered to tbe under a variety of names, but the avant. may to temp by the names of "LEA A YYRItiNh. below Itayremed urn the Latent metallic capsules, Cr patent glare otopper of the bottle. se well se the lebels met strapper. 8010 Agents for the tralteat Meta% JOIIN DIJIICAN 801. M. 406 Drowleray. No. York. Bad, but True.-'—liow Often hna the church bell tolled forth Its solemn notes, and the willings of ',Andrei. end the lamentations of friends arisen, as the body of acme lore! one has teen borne to a premature gme, who died ttrotuth Ignorance of their disease by Mere who attended them, or. the adminlstration or dels. talons and Ineffectual remedler. We writs WU!. all aoterneu end sineezity, and In thus alluding to the dead would try and benefit the ltt eg. Mat are soma cf the most fatal motel:germ that beaten to the tomb! We an. nee, BMonala: 73781.1e1n5. and eltoller fllamies. Nov although Providing,. has ordained the& such . dleestse *hall exist, It has also provided a remedy, diltnil4 Rom the b orb . el the dell . and Its name Is. Hannedy's Meileal Thearrsrl. . ioreOd , retort It not. Solo by f. Mt . hi o =;tria t Whale :12/Wlb NEW ADVERTISEIVIWAS Great Bargains! WATCHES & JEWELRY. JJOHN W RORERTS is now ,enins off his franked sled or FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, Ma) Fine Gold Jewelry LND CHOICE FANCY GOODS, AT COST! To those purchaslog for oath. Watches. Cocksnul Jewelry repaired In the beet mance-, sernilinher the tiler,. 1G Market etrest. prgi 110 OTICE,--Tbe intereFt of WM. FL WOOD ( 11 wean, of Philadelehle, and RALPH BY,SALI.:I, v i iii oor fl:m. ceased by limitation nn Prat Inner , . iIsIiALEY,COS3II.III:.: CO. Pittebirgb, January 22.1, IKY7 OTICE—Tho interest of WILLIAM liefiALPY. JOLIY! .P. COSOILAVY. and ILAIR/Ei I AGA , Leo celrello ono firm, by limitation, on hi loot.. BAIA!! li. WOODWAILD raving purchased thole In• t roe: In the firm, will continue the haat.. In PhPadel- Phil,. LIVIA LEY. WOOD WILED L CO. K=M;EIN= Y HE BEST ENGLISH EDITIONS of tho 1 following valuable work. and authors. can be but at 111AFIEn/P'S Boot eters, 61 Market screen, notgeen Third spd Fourth enreeter—Dayerly Novels. Notes and Cecile., hbakepeare, Jteee's Memel!, Croi We .I.ldeenell's Johneon, mtney's Doctor. O'Byrne a Natal Blegyenhy. Fergeesou's ! and Hook et Architecture, Ilallane's Illeterler, Ulekon, I ume, Don Quisonte, The Hercule! Haile et England, orris' British Game 111rde and Wild Fowl., elesently raven and lied: Arabiant Night., Foots-and Slates. neer; Their Hore.ne and Dann., MacesilaTe Ppeeeher, B uenas tor, 111Pon'e Durepe, Brands Popular Autigul lira. !lentil's Ambrodener, Oult,e. Mishieselli, Fiats, Rum' snide, Cesuple, Pie elaltb, Hama. Bendier, Itehennton'e illeturese; Thi•e'r: Langhorne'. Plutareht National Cycle rn 11s; Btandard Laney Cyclopedia: billion's Prosa Works: Famine . . Lit. of the Palnteer:Numeder's Clulselan• ley: ho , ke labiloeophlcel Werke; tichiegera Work I/ols bet Ws Danes of Death; [Woken' , Modern Painters, 4 VON., d Very mane other. in Iles plainest end rirlieet Landon M an edias:. 1.24 Y. El DAVISON. FrEX A S LANDS FOlt SALE-2.140 acme _IL of laud, near Elookton, liamisou county. The Wide are of the very pest quality ft: farming and grazing my. pima. Will be cold at a heretic, to Mit purchasers rate quantity, or would beexchengad for a good engine or planing mill. in Tart. title yerfrct an 4 elver of all Inv cou' 2 b r " 114 n gla t t?, V.ro kers " . LA 1 gi l l P a rol i ff li rde Y e't r. e deolr°albfeEDSgTelllng—lloure have the e f o . r be:4 l a ntiv e 2 tonx..ith • lot damned 24 feet front, by -ilot drop. Tide property It well werttly the attention of pereone looking n o t felt comfortable CU pleuant residence. The boar. exams' y for th e prSaar. 111/10 re. eldee In It. It contains b room. arid ha l t !fret tail. Toe lower formai linlehed for parlorii• intoben also adjoins the house: • reel well avatar end pular, at the door. The bonen Is placed le trot off the etreot. which Is SO ft. wide Will be told low and on reseonshle tern, of partneek— Tina iroci. Apply to b1.4.1181:4 A 1110 ff El% SUNDRIES 1 . 0 bags QM.; lu bhdn Sagan 30 bias Crughad Co; 10 tal Rio% 70 b 0 T. Tobacn; 10 6666 66, 26.000 Ciermzu Oig• 63 boxes Mire Soap; to do Pain • ICebolco around repro*: GO do iltedard ; • tdt theitt .t Mao:. . . Teu; 160 box. 70. 8110. IGII2. 1004 Window Mats; 10D , brxes ..41culd wad Etar Candler. Together with • przeral assortment of Patebumb mere pfectarel goods, tr, store and for este by .M 24 T. LITTLE .t. 00.112 Fenr.d e:reet. EV/ BACON—I,OOO lbe flame: 1,10.1 Eboulder , rue lbs Eldem s; for sere by 1.24 T LITTLE! Ct/.. 112 &cowl stmt. AIU)-100 kege prime No. 1 Lard, for Yale by 10.20 T LITTLE t CO, ARV OIL-10 bbis Winter Strained, for sale by je24 T. LITTLE !CO. VINEGAR -109 bble pure Cider Vinegar, for eels Dv T LITTLE & W. BUCKETS ANI) ÜBS-- 40 dnaen Docket"; 24 do largo and rend' Tube: for sal. by T. LITTLII 100. F LOUR-200 bble. White Wheat Extra 1. asoolly Flour. 100 nbla White Wheat Extra Flo.. to 40 Superfine do. doro and for ..Jr 137 ALIXANDEa 1t , .1.181T11, 1a . 44 Co. TO Water 4.61. fILYCIERINE for Obappoct Bands-25 lbs us or the very oaten mn'e•r:ne just toned and fur sate by JOS. FLEMING. coma: Market et. and the I.hantont:L 11R. tIULLIBEN'S PARISIAN TOOTH. lY PASTE— This Tooth Suit.. weyared under the. en. gnarls!. at Dr. Iluillhen. is an excellent remedy tor chewing and preetreing the teeth. mid only at 1.25 JO3. PLEfhtO•d. rORE LIQUORS for Medical Porpoises.— OLI Coy.: Brandy and pure 013 lita4ylnt and Port • tawny, on bond and for onto by 300. PLSIIING. UESKIELL'S OINTMENT, a certain cure I', r Tot: r, Punta' that v, Inr•no, Ecoldy,t P. rale only by J. _ l ZOO. PLl;3ll2il or, i. VLEAVER'S HONEY SOAP, LOW'S Old IL ,I Labe aEtt or I W r l 3 n i F v L oy E . W an : d r H & on o e o y .Muta t r e t : rand m 4 ndr. Consumption Cared—Be not deceived by tam !malty lone. fiege=an, Clark A Cc's UOZUble Cod Liter Olt net er arid nine yearn' szroilence hat proved It sureelor in .!I clivre, and onlr reliable cure for Consumption. An there Is *gnat deal of epuricus nil in the =arks adulttratni with ma. ell, whale 00, at., too muds care cannot be taken to procure tbeitenuire. one Oil ie made at oar own feenore in Newfoundland , ard reels bottle baa our eignatura OT' the cork, be tares mil to get iirgemad, ClArkA Cr,. inc Once tbicArrao:llir. IL/denten. our late r artorr. them has risen am eirtlele In. i.rodnewd nailed iluehtnn't, which is in ,a 'OCT connected with It C. A en. or 11. r. t Co. Mold tar u. A. !MINA !MUMS& CO. /LS. bbILLLIUS A 09...nd bydritArdida gen neralr. cad am German — Bitters take the LEAD. — liecowcxY.GoB-. ELx—YOCir Ocirisaa Bitters ere tints thelesd of all :bey medicine: Pic chromic dLiwaser. An. sr.d are palling rapidly. Pk., and um .nether box laircedletaly, oc we chill be out before It arrive. Truly. /curt, LYNCII & DAVIS. Soil, art oleavde and retail. at Dr. Olden. EIIYSER'S Dr¢w Store, 11.0 Woad Cl,, Man of the Mort.. Pe. adyertlaw=ent dadillwd&wP Relmbold's EiLhly Concentrated 'Ex alter Erel3o, Is pcnarcd directly 6ccordirm to the rules of Mome cy anti CSSIAISSI.S. and to the beat and moat .e the rreparettoo which .n be= ado for theccrso7Dieeasca cf the nlulder, Anne', Oravel. Orry, ITestnveee, to need lb. s.:vertitenent in another culunz, headed Ilebnbobro thauSce rteresetLon." T WE LEIVITE THE ATTRITION cl? COUNTRY I)EALERS TO OUR 1.511 at KOCK OY FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. REM/ L AWE BOIESI± AT TUE Auction Sales IN THIS (ATV AND NEW YOER.WE OEN OFFER (TREAT INDUCEMENT To 12. Tn.". to retest from our Reek. PHILLIPS, STRIKER do J.ENNINGS, Nos .1 & 3 Bank Street, Below market, Dat•een $k )ND and TIIIILD greet% i5.144:11.1tw1. PHILADELPHIA C. F. KLOPFER & CO. Cabinet and Chair Wateroam. thence Prms and Dame 'WA:. rittknogA HAVE constantly on hand a largo assort t of Fa ralture °revery stile ..I , l , ..riPtion menuf.turel by themeelves, asi ICITTSAIWI to he et the hen rotteritle Term. deblkerly. 8 MARIANO 11.IIBIBACC1 SHWIISIOB. . I. weight of a tougher of brands of Sew•lng bilk. um cold ha thlf market. haring beau me .110, rereduced, owing ha part te the adrapee named of raw the eurrerhere. aueate of theehove akITINUS, rrouhtluierm the trade VmErar that bIAIIIANO RIIBINACOI'S win he k•pt up to Ito present and former standard of welabt. P.l . l',snort Wog warranter.' to contain el: ounoeo of PURVI PILK. Am heretafarc. the roimerlhare are the SOLB AORNTB of MARI &PIO ROBINAC:CIIII.E.EWIN.2IB. F. (XITTIINEr.t AT11 . 101.20:7. FAIROBII.I., PANSLIASY. }New Yak. HTRONO & SWIM. FOLILLOADU, COXI 6 00. PlAUl&lphla. ta14.1..01ra&15.2z0 :i*dotwctortesti*ClTlADvor — ing AND MINNESOTA POINT SEMINARY. Rtv. J. R. RAIL AND LAM, Principals gate or Prow York.) rrE TWELFTH AL:IILL TERM and. fortieth Feradon orthia lout foriodod Inatituta sma=cuou on the WIMP MONDAY IN 011/ItUAlly, I 857. Orr. Circular., or particular& aPPIT to tbu- Print!. •alia Kittanning, Armatroorr Co.. Pa. Ixl6 did SECOND-11AND PIANO'FOR BALE lan $l5,An exenUeat Mee. - . l . '''. • I • wood, taabionable Myln, elk ,tson Plano, ; male by event the but New York maker,. for O. /helped an t lffor Lotlara mob, for We by /ale JOILN U. MELLOR, SI Wo‘dat. MURPHY &„ BURCIErIELD Lava ducti sada _ A IneLhow re ducti on In nrle, ct CLOAKS. LOGAN & GREGG. I=l LOUAN, WILSON Impe:L•re and Demkre to Hardware. entltry, Sadlery Toole. &c., • D 9 WOOD mTT, Pll li, TI ISD WALOII, PA., 'WESTERN MEROLIANTS and Dealers r rln Hardware are . ltkrlte.l co • aunfol ..x.actlnatten CI car Woe:. ee everr e..oa wilt 1:0 and, r , rrozally to 4T• sotto satles,tion tr.tb es to quality and Olo:3intliher ACHECK (No. €6) drawn by Jon. B. Can field, cm the ateenanke' Bent me E. 217,61. pm able cs. tie. dated 17th January latl. All persons are em• • nnad Nugget receiving Mamas% as payment ham men DPW. isle irTNIGLESSED SHIRTING MUSLINS IL/ Iltirthe k liciretneld Invite the attention et bores to their ametwent of aboee good.. and or the Met nien. titanium. [laving parrhaaed tamely of these good. b•". the late advance In to ite. ran tell then at obi price...— Ala heavy do, and pare fa= Boma I.ll2raa—a Vat ar ticle. Ja7.lf.tielef, Youg Diana' Library Aisociation. AN L N adjourned meeting of tho members 0, thelnstßata will be Mid In thole Room on Patin , ay erecting. the 74th that. at 8 c'eloch P. DI., far the par pore 01 acting on an ameadaont (flared to change t h e Ith article Of the Uonalitutlon dlaPolamo hermit. nlth the Inttlation fee of orw dollar for now member:. sod other Imprrlant.htmln.we Ikaml of 'Amnon wi clean inset at 7 o . eoelt P. 11. on toe name evening ll ewp. 023 ItOCER lE 7610‘i ltdo . .arsen Blatt Tour. '2O bete MIL OW . 60,000 Hannan Maar; 60 !khan g 004 p 3 , 0 ticra Broome akeet. , l 2..) Ude crushed an d ' , merit 25 kaas rift. To. aed d+ taa 111,barr prin.. Flo Cleree; 26 ob. N. C. Tar. 75 bax , a to and Se Lump To 20 bbla Tanner a OM ban= I,No IN Wats* and Cokle4 bus Large Ho.o Mark.cal Oarpot 10 b.bda IX , now 101 to'es No.l and 2 Bat. 60 bur* Dried Herring; I Hog; hyaena T. H., Inge .1..6C0 leo Halls ars'6l 'Wan geWral mtmaa. ur6eail.. Jo. !al., by B. HOBIFION ja26 256 Liberty ntreot. QN Tuesday nigh( a Lady's Fur Vic ', aorszte,euar Yalyd r 0e ., 11.64, stra os l i br En t PIRA .3:4 Itaiklja. Buttally I . ..gran:Ll by inTrat itdas ~t~tIR~1: C~. Farmers and Mechanics, INS UR ANC E COM - FANY N. W. Coy. second and Walnut Eitt, PHILADELPHIA The following statement exhibits the holi ness 101 condition el the Company t N. let, Ilbt Preminoa melted on Maine and Inland - Meta. to Nov. 14,186 e---....— —12:14.edl 10 Taal Receipts —.----4400.1% OS Paid Sl lea Lea5e5_......... 0 3 , Paid Pas do Oa= E.. Ezantee. Salaries and Ccinialtietins 45480 00 Iteinstranee. Hat= littroloons and 'At nee onargea E22== 244 u. Kewnlki s l: with Cotopenr..-.—.52.=. 0 51 kneABSESS of the Om:m.7 an ea Li:lowa , Phila. City sod County scnas. s Km( is} • Railroad Bond .. 11,000 00 Coat gin Fast Mertkart ... 143,500 00 Blocks, Constants, on 32.403 CO 0111.1 end Cmolldatoo Doak Donned with Dnacan.Eherasn a Co Han Deferred Para:telt on Btook not yet Senator 51aren fontal:es— —.. 104,080 14 Due from Agents, 'nand L 7 Bands 55,874 14 Premiums on Dalloleeretently Wm ed. and debts dusibe Co—_ 1301000 e In Banks. Tea P. • The Basra arDlrestats base tklts dal deeltrel Dividend of lb Per Cent., Payabko on detrand., on the bnotnoto of as CaMyinay tho let meta . THOMAS B. FLQRENCE, PreAka, Edward R. tLelrabold. Secretary T 110.9. J. 111.7NTEB. ..at, Pl . tzsbutab.. no27;Caalfe 00 Water meet .E•hartee roitnal Lrustu - ance Gampany OF PHILADELPHIA. OITICE SO. 70 . WALNUT STREET. 111.874—Az5d5,1212,0n, t:ocurs2p htnwh,L FIRE INSHRANOB—Oa Buildingß, Met ete,rollse„ Focalture. Jte.. to two or ematlT. The salatnaprixwipi, oolahtoel .th th e morally of a Bloch Othltal. en MI.. the thawed to abate la the impale of the Company althea% Ilabillty far lomat • • The P.lpt Certificates of We Otompter, fat mine, are coon:NI:1a at Tar, tote theAlterltal eta* of the Comp., MILII TING LAY Preeident. B. M. Ithltantax: OLLE: BeeretexT. DIM CZ= Tth ear, Leeds h....Lattharetv Wm;R.• •• •nreolk..wrze.N. hake; n. /..VS, Th. 40.7: Z. uthrop. IL L.-C oLnd. anton, .1 T w ward o.44smes. Wm. Moan, JaMdbald Getty, Wm. M. &rap% Meg. J. G.corm, Ezra. aver.. 22dri sad Wood stre.ti 0.. V 7. Cement's. ne-ast. Steen. • O. B. Wostl_,. Mernbell out. Jumb ff. M. %toad. Franklin Fire linnutatee Co., of Philad'a. DIRECTORS: Charles W. Bander, Oeo. dolrhe al k..l3 ' olie l =" o;ant. l3 l.la, iamb E. itrat Mori. Patterenn. CILAP.LIS N. BANCICEII, President. 0r , .., 7. Hume. n ee(Petary. TR& Company to issakelnrantespennanait er limited. on army description of P roperty In to and ess r ittrz4t rates as low Wi red consistent with ty. pea, have a large contingent fond. which, with their Capital and Pre:stems wooly inverted. afford =pia proteethns to the annsred. The assets of the Onaparry. oa Jantniry lat. Md. aepuls• ilehed serseahly to the Art of Areembly. were as fOIMWs. ..... . 03,98017 elms eo ,112,7153 44 altos their ineorporatkm, a period 01 $ 21 1 ymm. they ban paid upwards 01 Ms =lion Form Thousand Ws Lessee by Plre, thereby affording evidence of the ad. vantage( of lush:ranee, we well as their eighty and disiant. Mon to meet with promptness all liabilities J. OAIIDNY.II. COM - N. Awunt. &pin (Mee 13. E. entesT of 'Wood and 2d sta. PITTSBURGH Lifq, Fire 6: Marina Istaaranao Company; Office, Corner Market and Water Streets, • PITTSBURG% PA_ Roar. (SSLiiLP, Prssidenl. Teo. OBAJus, Seep This Company makes ever Insurance p mtslatug toot norumated MESA. AletkAgainet flatland Cargo /11aks,,on the 67n and tdisslAslpplrirere end tributaries, cad Merino Stake gen erally And against Loss or Da.mago by Fire, And egairat - the Peril. of the Bee end I alana nalcatllla and Transportation. soall Wide. nartles. lamed at the Isereetratee evasieWA slth earely R1A..11t11.21: Robert Galway, Joectß e . /Irmo el hleGlorkso, Jobn rollerten. Joron4 P. Oman, M. D., Nlnn..d.rld 11. Brown I David I.l.Char-Sero Chriett.laz Zug. WIALa= CsIT, .11.obett IL Ju. D. .1112111. 4.113 wirlEolpf. Joi: ne:V., Jaam Mazahn.U. Dann Rienty. Jarnen rv. Uninan. FFlue: tutu:lmM. Inman. Bradiat 'Western Insurance Company OF PITTSBURGH. Will Insure against, all kinds of Fire and 'Marino Risks- ~.. eum,oaa it Mater, Jr. Tatcs. Scott. J. Itolnky scar. Butler. A. Nlmlch. Cho. Dante, ew Miley U. W. Motets,. Natlel liohnal. C [Lunen. U. W. Jacksaa. d.Lindsteort. Win. N. thnith. .67*A hone Institution =massed by Directors Val Ireimn In this Lar.:=l.nalty. and who will aortal) sktrurt and momnlly ro all Ism. at the Orrns. Na. SI Water litriwt, &pang 6 r We W!‘..-rizetue.) no stairs, Pittetrarta. WIN HOWARD FIRE At MARINE INSURANCJE 00., OF PIIILADELPIIIA, PENNA. Franklin Buildings; No. 94 Water St. Authorized (Invite!, 8600,000. A 11061.1201" CAPITAL 81113euitilIn,1600.030. INTIST6D 48 FOLLODE: Tirrt Bout anl Elorgsze, on Iloperty in the city of ....... enth on heed-- , MACK Amount 4m:zed by 'steak MAC Amount ef Bitch atm on CO— I.t/0 undluaTite.;•;tiamliz.. Yarnlture, itunbar..do, on Tr. la Cargo amt Frolola, to all Porto. and by Ilatircklai Pas,sod 'lir.. at thir lonost Rates. and nprn Umlaut brat Trpme, ppirrotorhaa prompt Parnent °tithe's& • annent of Luso. . - The greatest amount to be Inscred on any one Mak, is 35,00. In RECTORS. P. M. Pale, 0. N. 6IMMZI.. Malt. Rex. anw of Rex. allots A On., WK. U. Wanda Use. licrindn drat of . Rowell A Bro., J. Yvan Tatiana, Pren. Penne. A, R., 0.0 . &Ink. gm of Bower A Barnes. Joon W. Herren n 0. ,, of Burnett, Saxton S Elwayincen Manias IliorrChlef J Rosanne Pe. R. IL, Err= EL Porn. enameller a Lan WY. U. Lam, Ann of Lona/ 1), T Room. R. E. lionterow_, Freight Agent of Penna. It. It., .. K. Mimosa, firm Crandon Petereca. Anger. P. Enut, W. Elaine. Bane of. Raltclel Cu., Ora. P. ^Jionsow, Born Vandtoen. Nett.= S ee.; Jose H. Lava% . _Erna of Lerwards d. Corson, JAL rata, IL N. Brun:an/4 Late WllEarowna. Rarroctsha 111 Clark. . W. EL WOODR, near. PERM VAL E. POTTS, Preen 0. L SPANGLER., Vice Preen sir A. glance at .the list of Directors of 'Toward Insuraroe Co." most of whore are Idely known as among the Ora bodnees cam of PhlredoO .. ph , will 'probed? oono Ter ample saureneee Meeting to the public.. A share of patrooege in reseectiallt TIIOI. (MAUNA% Azsat. Corner of Crater and Market, sta. 2 , lllocr.Plltiburgb. acaklydre FENNSYLV.A.NIA INSURANCE CO. OF PITTSB . URQII, No. 63 Fourth Stroots. ifitltOrita Capital $:00,000. Ltiffo.lts BbILDZ6ra9 AND 02711 CR PROPZitri Asabutt IL.. or Damage brine°. Ana the Pails Cr the 8•11 18 , 11Elszid tilavlsegmt mad TflumPrAttalcm. Da— , MMUL , Wm. T. Jchneko. P.Alp rattanot, Jacob Paimar, W. MpollotOok, P. Tiusitt.?, Smith. D. E. Park. L /WwW. WWe iMmPWA. A. J. qr., ,11,16 Calvin Willis, A. 6. °lran. W. S. u.pm. L. M. Lmm, PreaL3eBt. lion. WEL 1..1011.2115T0N. Ppeaddmit, HOLT PATTEASON. Pm:teary A Transurm A. A. Clinas niat Citizen's Insurance Cowl of Pittsburgh WH.BAOMAY Prattina, - BAMUIL L. aukesraL, atr or. ICE. Vi frAMBMWrti . Z4.I2.I4:I7 AIM oi mpaufaz za w i IM t r ( 4 1 lil iz Ais a tr t agli u . zgr- lanova aircrind Law or Dalmagspr .rire. A/A wont atipaCt Me MIA and IN LAN and TRAM OR rArrarc WlD.Bagal.l. !axonal Res. Ackert Ihnitsp. r, ri. Ilunansh. W lrm ll a 11. Potluck. eb Capt. Mark 13tartIntr. S.X. Mar. Yottrs. l =itt Francis Betrati, J. edlocattaaker, IN at: B. liar.. &XI pH IT...kpELPHIA Fire and Life insaranoe No. 149 4 011ESTNUT, STRE.F.T.IL OPPOSITE 171 E CESTO.VIIOLET. • - Will make all kinds oF. Insuranoe. either PeTrellis or, Limited, an every di:art:aim a<PrOMtr G. kfintban Ore. at reoronable »tele! premium. - lIODICRT P. 81110, Provident. W. V i exgr it Prreldant. ' r.th. B. B. Fnellet.. y. 0 . 4 159 :r."• P. 11. Pevely. Jee. Pent. O. Ig S. israark. P. J. Ideearoe, Y. Buccal:v.'s. Secretes'' , 0. 00711:4 *yeas, Third and Weed senate Western The Great FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO., 0.? PIIILADELPITIA, No, 107 Walnut Street, OURS= PrLPITI7AL. CAPITAL 800,000. FIRE INSURANCE—PerpetuaI or Limit ed. nude In torn or COIRIZY. an every deserinuna o, ,Pryrylll ilrar.ELANCE. : .tia 0 ocals bruagai. Wren, and Lane Carriage. to %no, or the Union. MAICIAVEIIYd&RANCI on Veneta, Cargo, and /nista mammas Riser Tranazor tion, 0. tt LATHROP. President.: Tao:, K. LiXcatcx,Eteraterl. • DELI72OIO. CiLMILLS C. LITUILOP. 4.37 Walnut street. lion. Dim D. Boos; Sti wesnut WCW.C. eta. wmtuns. Mereb.t. le North Rent et. Joust?. Hoaxes. trot of Wright, Bunter .1t N. Tutor. urn of Tree: a Bute • Jons D. Velum, firm rf Jones. White d Aleenuir. I. N. mutt?. ern of fihhoo. elmonss Co. Jas. B. bum f. grin otitis B Smith &Co, 'ltem L. twatteut, humor 011ieepte Ulm. luta Ifetuennier. Attarney sea Ocreinfeilor, Tom. K. Umtata:Me Swum Omer. Now, Mass Downs. II Weenut etueeL, Tam. W. Hem, Or.tdreolitee Blow C. Winces. New York nernetatafe B. W, POINDNXThIt. A went. of Fron Ilio na, Pittabarwh. • AT P. T. XIIGILAVeB WIIOLEEALE . WARE/la/SA o n mta bead rl Wood Street, lin found C 119102 dESORTMEST 07 * TOBACCO. AND CIGARS LIAVING received 2 'oases (50,000) lin vw, a Mars ante tJnOwing brands, * a.o. Noa. • thln Fresonnt, Wabster, Ars tr.. 110. 4 ens 44 (100,40010maao Cigars, rarkllo Ed bases Madison as It two , : 2) do Franklin 15a Lido Homewood Tvis4 " And a bd c.s ll a Iss ri dUrtra. • • blea in Use ling, now orm for .1"211 Ma We low for oath. ant r eitiM42" 4 " 4 l32 a" I V:IEO%V .
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