> 4 '-'i'<s’?;;. PITTSB'U'RGHs FBiDA7 ; rMOBNING f MARCH 26, 1858, '**“OFFICIAL PAPSS OP TZZSCTJT.-E# Kewa of the City ana neighborhood. I? s E^ciioks.— jOa oar first page tfe Fowl ! ” t . the resal ‘»of so many of the last week’s to wnship elections as we haro not hitherto pab- S“'There a now bat one Inching—Sonth rayelte. We regret that we hare beon unable to present iho political eomploxioa of these elections. The official returns, of coarse, Indi cate in no manner the political sentiment of thoso elected. A great many of the individuals, however, oro known politically* and somo of them personally, and we can assure onrfriends that the glorious Republican party never stood eo strong as noif in this county. Many of the elections turned out, it is true, on mere local issues, but honest men generally choose their local servants—constables, assessors, eto., from an uncorrupt party, and so- it tarns out that eTery whero in the bounty our party stands more favorably even than it did in 185 G. Wo have published these returns no more for tho advantage of It to iho public than for_ihe gratification of our thousands of readers.— These are to be found in every borough, hamlet and eoner of Allegheny county, and we are sure they will appreciate the care and labor with which the numerous returns have been compiled, notwithstanding they ore not so clear as we could haro wished in regard that they do not present the political status of the various officers elected. Qdasteb Sessioss.-Goso of the Common wealth T 3. Win. Anderson alias Samuel Platt, on oath of Jno. Drayman. The circumstances of thi9 case we mentioned yesterday. The prose cutor was robbed of §4a7> at C i Dnamon . B hotel, said money baring been taken out of his trunk, ibis happened August 25, 1857, and Platt was arr ? 3 I t , cd a . weeks since in Louisville. After n foil trial, a verdict of guilty was rendered againgt tho prisoner yesterday and he was re manded for sentence. Commonwealth vs. Michael SUU* and Mary Major, and Commonwealth vs. John Weber and i Eliia Weber; cross suits for nssaultand battery. , verdict not guilty in both cases, Peter Weber to t pay the costa. Commonwealthtb. B. J. Hamilton: indictment *T assault and battery, with intent to commit rape, i on oath of Hannah Qtiaid. Yerdict guilty, Sen -1 tence deferred. ] Com/va.Mrs. Esther Winterburn,indtclmentas Riult and battery with intent to kill. The cir cumstances of this case arc familiar to our read ers The defendant was charged with attempt ing to cut the throat of Mrs. J. T. Kiog, with a • rator, during a supposed St of insanity. Jnrv out. * Coostekfeitirq.— Wo were shown a speci men of Ornamental Painting and Graining, yea ' lerJa y» b J Messrs. Dawes & Cluloy, of 144 Wood street, io which we desire to call the attention of onr readors. It is a specimen of art rarely encountered, either in publie or private edifices, bat which would bo alias elegant in either.— They haTO laid off a portion of the wall of their shop in panels, in imitation of mahogany, ma ple, rosewood, eatlnwood, damask, marble, &©., and have finished under the panels in imitation of carved wainscot. The specimen is highly creditable to this enterprising firm, and as a work of arc we think not beneath the notlco of those curions in; art. We have never seen a specimen of decorative painting which had the . perfect finish and'accoracy of this. In the im itation of wainscot, we had to use the sense of touch, as well as our eyes, to convince us that it was not an elaborately carved panel The inii* totions of damask and marble, too, are excellent! Messrs D. & C. deserve credit for their enter prise in having secured the services of W. Mc- Ewen, who has the reputation of bring the first ornamental painter and grainer in this eoantry. They will be pleased to exhibit specimens of their skill to any who may call, without refer ence to business*. Tnoaios Attsor—lt appears by on occur- A * eQ ce at the Mayor’s office yesterday, that this from The wrath nnd Majesty of Napoleon J* Petite, of France, has been in our neighbor hood. If he is, he is welcome. But to the case. Yesterday morning, n‘ French German named Eeitz entered the Mayor's office, and in on ex ceedingly confidential tone told his Honor that “Thomas Alisop, who had. attempted to take the life of the greiit Emperor Napoleon,” was in the city, and that if the Mayor was expeditions he could easily arrest him! After communicating this startling intelligence, he draw himself back, and in breathless suspense watched the effect it wonld hare on the Mayor. Imagine his surprise, when tbe Mayor broke oat in a perfect guffaw, and told Mr. Keitz that he didn't intend to be a detective for “the mighty Emperor,” and wonld give $5O, if it were needed, to keep Alisop out of his Majesty's hands. Here tho case ended, and Mr. Kcitzdoparted,considerably chop-fallen. Stopped. —The Williamsburg Furnace, Blair county, stopped operations several days ago, and will not likely resume again until after har vest. In Iho meantime the proprietors will con struct some three miles of railroad towards their ore bank. Fee at Sabah Fubxace.— On Friday last, the cool house at Sarah Furnace, in Blair coun ty, owned by D. C. McCormick, £sq., was con sumed by fire, together with a considerable por tion of Iho charcoal it contained. loss proba bly some $l5OO or $2,000. The Cambria Iron Company haro resumed operations ot tlicir ere banks, near Holidaje burgh. Some twenty or twenty-five bands are at present engaged in raising ore, and the force will soon bo increased to seventy or eighty. Toe Rafitman't Journal says: “By this time the great balk of the timber has been hauled to the rircr banks, and preparations will now be made for rafting in and running the same as soon as the river opens and there Is o freshet. The quantity of timber will-not be quite as largo as last spring, Bhould it all run to market. It may however, happen, that if the market be dull and money scare?, a portion of it will re main at home. This will cat the stock down considerably. Bnt if the prospects arc favora blo, it will be all run.” Tub following toast was given at the mass meeting on Wednesday night, Ales. MeKio ney, Esq., of Qreensborg, and was received with Shouts of npplaoso : < The Borrubvrg PUttfom —No platform at oil; but a scaffold that wiU hang any man who dares to stand upon it. The meeting then adjourned amid cheers for Douglas, Forney and others. It was the great est demonstration ever made in this city. Two prisoners in the county jail, John-Kanx ler and James Mockers!, one of whom is inside turnkey, had a true bill of assault and battery returned against them yesterday, on oath Simon- Brady, a man who becomes partially deranged on religious matters occasionally. Be alleges tlyit the defendants beat and abased him in a shameful manner while he w&s in jail. SorEEion XUjis. — The “Iron City Hams” put up by Wm. B. Holmes & Bro., of this city, are the best we over tasted. We consider them su perior mgnr rnrnd hnms, rfV>d are, at least, equal to them. They are eweet, tender and juicy—-in a word, delicious; - and as they are put up by a Pittsburgh house, are worthy of being brought into notice. Let onr readers, who are heads of families, try them. Vebdict aoaisst as Aidkhhah. —About a year ago, Alderman Wilson committed one John 31. Wolf, for contempt. Ho was subsequently discharged by Judge McClure, who decided that on Alderman had no right to commit to jail for contempt. TVolf entered suit- in the District Court-, for damages, and the jury on Wednesday found a verdict in his favor for one hundred dollars.— Union. . The Books from Prirato Libraries, to bo sold to-morrow‘evening, by catalogue, at Davis’ Now Auction Building, Fifth street, aro now arranged for'examination, and catalogues ready. This salo is a very AUracUrc one, comprising works, new and old, on every variety of subject, and by the best authors. It contains many rarities, and valuable fall editions of standard authors. Mb. S, C.-Ddbois. —This gentleman, who has been leading the dramatic corps in this city for como .lime, will take a farewell benefit at 'the theatre this evening. ' Mr. Dubois, during his stay among us, has not only elicited the appro* baiion of play-goers, but he has mode many warm social friends, who-will takepleasure in contributing to his interest upon the occasion alluded to. Daeiso Bceqlaey. — Ou Monday night of last tlr ® P crBons catered the house of Mr. Mc- Williams ra New Castle, by taking ont one of the windows, of.a small bedroom. They then m of ° box in the room and ab stracted fifty dollars, in gold. v J^Tr WiUlB local officerB elected in I»ew Castle on Friday last: tv W, CA ,^OS3< Council: Dickson Wat- IT 011 ' Shubnl Wilder, J. S. Pome -5 wy and J. B. Sbatr. School Directors : Wra. H Reynolds and Wilson Fa,ta - Con3 ‘ ail ‘ ■' lames the P - Fl - W - *• C. s hS a ;„S^ n t 4 ,* tB * min B lon »» Wednesday Jwraek No d', 1110 bcin S thrown from tlo track. Ao.damage to naseennr. I Sra odmtbemfflt of M Wanlcd iS. «lmo t® Gamurr.—A young -woman named Jennie Williams was arrested \at the Theatre on Wednesday evening, having-attended that place of amusement in men's apparel, ac companied by a female companion, who was -highly indignant at the usage which her gallant received. The arrest was made during the per formance of a scene in the "Fast in which the Misses Weston appear in a&lo habili ments. She was discharged by the Mayor after remaining in the tombs a few hours. The dead body of a new-born child was found, yesterday evening about dusk, in the yard, known as Stogden’a burying ground, at the foot of Marion avenue, Allegheny city. It had been placed iu u small pine box, nmj laid just inside tbo fence. Coroner Alexander held an inquest, bat no facts were elicited in Regard to Us parentage. A verdict of "deaths from causes unknown to tho jury, or from whnt of care on the part of its mother. 0 ; Nxw Music.—Mrs. C. Blume, 118 Wodd at., sends us "The Daughter’s Becret,” a song with Piano accompaniment by Dr. Gustav Schilling, and "Valso Portigue,” by Gottsahalk. Mis. B. Is constantly receiving the latest musical hems, as issued. r Tnxits will bo a sale of superior Household Fumturo at Davis’ auction, ehis afternoon; at 2 o clook ; among which are Plush Seat Black Walnut Chairs, Tete-a-tetes. Marble Slab Tables, Cottage Bedsteads, Bureaus, etc , etc. ■ Coßßuono.'f.—We stated on Wednesday that a judgment of $llOO had been obtained against Thos. J. Bighorn, by the Pittsburgh and Steu benville Railroad Co. It was Wm. Bingham against whom the verdict was rendered. HramiTTA Lawson was committed for trial, yesterday, by Alderman Rogers, charged with larceny, otr oath of Francis Scott. » For the Pittsburgh Gasetto. Preliminary Consumption. Letter Xo. 7. —10 doling oar description of Pul nonary Consumption we reverted to the important fact that consumption always exists in tho blood and system at large, boforc it is developed in the lungs. Wo will now consider further this early stago of the diseaso, and will term it Preliminary Consumption, or that penod m tchich the system is prepared for the formation and deposit of zubereU. It is during thb important period that treatment should bo resorted to, but unfortunately both Physician's and Patients are generally ignorant of thb early stage of the dis ease, and hence it goes on undetected and wholly neglected, until tho tuberculous stago sets in, when a care, if possible, is extremely difficult and doubtful. In Pre/isunary Consumption tho blood U deprived of its red or Iron globules, and becomes charged with tho elemonts of toberclos, but tbo toberclcs aro not jot despositod In the lungs, and hence tho disease cannot, as yet, bo detected by Stethoscopic examina tion of the chost. A practiced observer, however, may usually detect the diseaso at this stage by its symptoms, though they vary greatly In different cases, and ore often similar to symptoms arising from other causes. TTohare spaco only for a few of tho most frequent and prominent ones. First, there is slow, gradaal diminution of bodily rigor, which the patient is un able to account for, but which renders him unable to endure oxerdons which formerly were notdiQicult; then the complexion becomes sallow and pallid; the features sharpen and their expression is careworn, and yet animated—appetito is capricious, pulse tardy and small, sloop unrefreshiag, and a gradual loss of weight ensues. Bat tho mostfreqaent symp im» u the tliepoeition on the part of the patient to ridicule or reteat any allusion to the idea that he in danger of Consumption. Dr. Cotton, of Bromptoi Hospital, London, says of this symptom “So gen eral is this almost instinctive blindness to the cause of distress that if absent, other symptoms, however suspicions, may bo regarded as unconnected with Consumption.” This diseased condition of tho blood, which we bavo termed Preliminary Consumption, i« the tourer of Pulmonary Consumption, and continue* during the entire progress of the lattnr. It will thereforo be readily eeen that the seat and source of Consumption cannot be naeJted by meant of Medicated Inhalation, C. M. FITCH, M. D. J. TV. SYKES, M. D. No. 191 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1r0. , i Cirr Commercial Colleob, Pittbboliqh, Px.—-Bat few are owara of the extenriro arrange ments required by this Institution, to accommodate the large number of joong men who attend here to gain a business edacation in writing, arithmetic, book-keeping, ie., as advertised in cirenlar. It is a model Counting-House of four Jargo Halls, 20 feet by 40 feet—23 n 70—22 x 80—43 x 80, These rooms aro well furnished and occupied by about 300 stu dents, taught by a largo Facalty of fourteen expo rionccd teachers and practical business men. Speci mens of 'Writing and Circular? scut free of charge. Address P. W. Jerkins, Pittsburgh, Pa. ♦ No More Madeira.— A Funchal correspondent of tbo London Timti, says no more Madeira wine will ever bo produced. All rccout attempts to man ufacture tho wine havo failed, and pumpkin vines now aaorn the grape arbors, once covered with abundant clusters of rich grape*. Well, there is one consolation ; if we cannot get Madeira wino, wo can at least get elegant garments at tho Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill A Wilson, Nos. 602 and 605 Chestnnt stroet- They will never give out. ♦ Fiftsf Arrival op Sprixo Goods at Cirha- CBAJts, Allegheny Citt.—A voryihll ami excellent stock of clothes, new styles, Cosstmcroa, Veilings, Famishing Goods, otc., for moo and boys' wear, are now opened,,to which the attention of buyers I* Invited. Terms being strictly cash, buyers may rely on the prices being favorable. + glycerine, GLYCERINE, ~ GLYCERINE, Highly perfumed. Sure cure and preventative of Chapped Hands, lace and Lips, for sale at SUPER’S DR GO STORE, t corner Penu and SL Clair Street*. Motoo Dat is approaching and housekeepers will find the occasion a good one to procure such ar ticles os they peed. G. YY. Hobley, Federal street, Allegheny, is prepared to furnish’ Cooking Stores, domestic boose-furnishing, Wire Bird Cages, and everything in his line, very cheap for cat A. Exam ine his stock of stores before purchasing else whore.* Sale of Dr. M’Jbane’e Vermifuge,—Amnng the hundreds of letters, certificates aotl cnirra received by the proprietors, Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, of this medicine, tho followlug are selected to ihow it* character, and the effect of its use in a distant part of the West: Rotaitow, Boone Co., la., May 1«>, 1550. Messrs. FLxarso Bxoe.—Gentterarli:—l write to you to solicit an agency for the iuvalnabte Vermifuge you prep«re. Sometime since, I purchased one dozen rial* «f Mr. C. Kdy, and proscribed it in my prartice, and It proved »■-> rffectiwl in the expulsion of worms, tbfit no other prtparutioa will satisfy the dtizena of this village and vicinity. Plecuo send me ono gross of the Tenuifnge immediately. Yours, Ac, SAMUEL ROSS. YR_Purchasor* will bo careful to ask for DU. M’LANK’S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEMING DUOS, ofPirrsßuaoK, Pa. All other ln compor l»oo are worthless. Dr. 3TLane’s •genuine Verroifogs, also his celebrated LiTer Pills, can now be had at all respectable dmg stores. Sbrugmuitu t eiUiout Lhf rtmaiur* of mrta«iAwiwT r'bKMiNo «noa fltnusrmrnts. PITTSBURGH THEATRE.— MISd KIMBERLY...— Loss* ajr> Maxaoxscss. <l. G. HANLEY ..Stags Manager. rijcx or adwmjos. Boxes- 50c. Private Box, large |^oo Second Tier -25 c. Private Box, small ... 5,00 Third Tier - l&c Colored Dot,. ..... toe Colored Gallery -£scT| Single Seats in Private Box, $1,03. Farewell Benefit and last appearance of Mr. S. C. DUBOIS. FRIDAY EVENING, March 26th, ISM, will be acted the comedy of ME INOONBIBTANT—-Yuung Mirabel, MrSCDabote; Bissrre, Miss gifford- - 80nce...-. Ml** Jnlla Turnbull. Song— — —Mr Alexander. To conclude with the NaotlcgLDrama, entitled THE PILOT —Long Tom Coffin, Mr S'O Daboia Kate Plowden, Mrs VanDeerinc. kw Mrs. McMAHON, the celebrated Amoriesa Tragedi enne. Is engaged and will shortly appear. Also, the popu lar Comedienne and Vocalist, UUs ROSACLINE. Farms and Building for Sale. undersigned, Guardian of the minor L children of David Greer, dec’d, by order of the Orphans’ art of Allegheny county, wrfil tell at private sato, on fa vorable terms, the following Farms and BnJldJog Lots: 2. A valuable and desirable tract of Mad lltnate on Pium Creek. In Plum township, within a short distance of tbo Ten Mile station, on the Allegheny Valley Railroad. It is a part of the well known Greer Farm, and It No. &, on the plan of the partition, among the heirs of David Urrer, wbkh SUn is filed in the Orphans* Court In No. 91 of Decnmt-er era, A- D. 1855. This tract contains 169 acres and 89 0 perchp*. It has upon It several good springs of soft waur, and abounds In timber and shade trees. Among them are about eight hundred sugar maple trees. Then are upon it •s»er»l sites ovsrlooklDg the Allegheny river and presenting °®* < Hialed In beauty by any in the county. It can bo divided Into smaller tracts for country roddvncos. Several gentlemen of lbs city have purchased portions oftbe Greer Farm, and hare already bnllt, or are about to build upon and improve them. 2. A tract adjoining the nlwve, and between it and the Al legheny Valley Railroad Station. This tract is No. 2 on David Graeris plan, and cootain* 44 acres and 99 perches. It is, If anything, better situated than No. 5, and Is moro valuable «nd desirable for country residences, or for farming par- It is believed that there is no better or more pleasantly sitnatAj property, offered for sale In this coauty, than tbo two tracts aboT* described. They will be sold low and open snch terms u to payment!, (most of the purchase money remaining on long time,) that it would be an object for any one wasting a small Burn or coantry residence topsrehoso. 3. A lot on King’s Alley, in tbo Third Ward of the city of Pittsburgh fronting 24 fret and 10 loches on the alley, and extending bock towards Market street 23 feet and 61 nebes. UWUUUI* WM w--. • —•—•• UU V 1 Mvuvß. 4. And Nos. 8, 17,18,74,76,70, 77,88,92, 93, 94.93.00, 97,99, 99,100,103,104,105,106,107,107,108. 109,110, ill, 112,147,148 and 149 Jo David Oner’s plan or lots, in the Bth Ward of tbs city of Pittsburgh. Theeolotsare well situated and wilLmakegood sites for dwelling bcroscs, storm.or work shops. They will he sold cheap and on long time. mrSitlmd ISAAC JONES. TAHHASr HALL HOTEL, (truer of Kona* and Frankfort Strtdi, oppotiU the Park ondCUyBaHIfEWYO&K. THIS celebrated Hotel is still conductedaa m lh. Europe, PUn of Ltrfgliig Boomi, *oi)J33. umU,u rar boordertd,iiitholorp mi «p«toiii Btfoet.- Wtalmiui ounß at Colima, h«rio* reentlj vliot an Elegant Parlor fortbe accommodation of Ladies. This popular Hotel Is In the immedirte vidnJty of Basioea and ’ places of Amusement* and effen every inducement to these whocoasult convenience and economy. Parties going to California or Europe wul be loro lined with all the information desired, And be protected in tbo purchase of tickets. mr24al2w CHARLES BROWN, Proprietor. DRESS GOODS, Shawls, Mantles, Mourn* tog Goods. White Goods. Needle Work and a Complete assortment of Domestic and Staple Goods, all of which vQJ be eold very Cheap for Cash. C. HANSON LOVE, mr24 formerly Love Brothers, No 74 Market st , CHEAP WALL PAPER—Thousands of: rolls to sell at 8,10 and I2l< cents. mr2S w. P.MARBHALL A CO. TOBACCO.— 30 boxes s's,v£’g and 9'i lump Tobacco, price 13 cents par Ib-Juit received and for ■ate by T. LITTLB A CO., . ; suSD ; . No, LU Second strest. • T elegraphic. CON Q R E SSI O ITA.L. Wasbixotos Citt, March 25. llovaE.—Mr. Stephens proposed an early day for the consideration of the Senato Kansas bill, for he thought it was best to have an understanding, so that nobody would be taken by surprise. Mr. Campbell laid that the House had been debating upon ques tiona involved for nine years and nearly all this aes * m* Kansas question blocks up the pnblic as well as private, and be was therefore ready to meet any question to-day or to-morrow, with or without any further debate. He thought it due interests to tho country, that the Houso should come to vote. Ho suggested that by common consent, they agree to tako up the bill to-morrow. Mr. Washburn, of Il linois, objected on the ground that tho House was nnsually thin; when there was a full attendance they conld agree to do so by common consent. Mr. Stephens having been asked by several to in dicate the day, named next Tuesday week. Mr. Campbell, suggested next Taesday. Mr. Stephens thought that too short a time. Mr. Campbell said that the House having agreed on the first Monday of Juno for adjournment, it would bo impossible to get through tho pnblio business by that time, unless tho earliest possible day be fixed for the vote on tho Kansas bill. Mr. Montgomery had no donbt that if tho mat ter was not now pressed an arrangement might be made satisfactory to all parties. Mr. Stephens withdrew his suggestion for the pre sent, in the belief that such an agreement could be ~ Vhen llie is fixed would announce it. The Houso then went into Committee on tho De ficiency Appropriation bill. Mr. Grow spoke of tbo Injustice and oppression of ihc attempt to force on the people of Kansas a Con stitution against which they had protested in the most snlemu forms. Mr. Stephens annonuced that he will on Thursday next, at one o’clock, move to take up tho Senato Kansas Bill. The proposition was debated at length. Mr. Waahburaej of 111., protested, in the name of thirty thousand of his constituents, against consum mating what they considered the crime of forcing slavery upon the free pcoplo of Kansas, aguiast their oxpressed will, by means oT the Lcclnipton Consti tution. Speeches wero mado by Messrs. Davis, of Ind., Dean and Covode, who argued against, and Mr. Boyce, who argued for Lecompton. Duriog tho speaking in tho House in the evening, nearly all the seats were deserted, and when the ad journment took place, at nino o’clock, only three members were present. Sbxate —A discussion was had on Mr. Douglas’ motion to strike out tho second section of tho Min nesota bill, but without coming to a vote tho Senate went into oxeentivo session. [Special Dispatch to tbo Pitteburgh OaMtto.] nAimjsBURC, March 25. Nuthiog of local importance occurred in the Sen ate to-day. The Kansas question was debated unti tho hour of adjournment. House.— Remonstrances wero presented by Mr. Voeghtly against the repeal of the Tonnage Tax. The Liquor Bill was made the special order fop Friday. Tho Bill for tbo renewal-of tho charter of the Merchants' and Manufacturers* Bank was made the special order for Wednesday afternoon. The following Bills were read in place: By Mr. Scott, to prohibit tbo collection of tolls on Saw Mill Run Bridge. The Sunbary Railroad BiUgaro rise to considers ble dobato, which coottnnod until the boar of ad journment. The following Bills havo been signed by tho Gov ernor: Relative to insane convicts Penitentiary ; to legitimate Mary TidbaU, and rela tive to the Aqueduct. Afternoon Sutton. —The bill to sell the canals to the Sunbary Railroad Co. camo up. Mr. Foster moved on amendment to increase tho price to five millions of dollars, which was lo«t, yeas 40, nays 50; Messrs. Foster, Ncgloy, Irwin and Voeghtly votiog in tho affimat*?e, and Mr. Scott in tbo negative. Mr. Chase moved that a public sale be made at certain prices which motion was debated nearly until tho hoar of adjournment Tbo previous question was called and sustained by a vote of 43 against 43- oar representatives voted nay except Mr. Scott- Tho vote on the amendment was taken and resulted in Its defeat by a vota of 44 against 49, Messrs. Fos ter, Neglcy, Irwin, and Voeghtly voting aye, and Mr. Scott voting nay. The soction was then carried by a vote of 52 against 43, all our representatives voting no except Mr. Scott. Washington Crrr, March 25.—The Select Com mittee raised on Mr. Florence’s resolntlon to investi gate the circumstances connected with tho purchase of a site from the Bonk of Pennsylvania for a Post Otnco la Philadelphia, examined ex-Postmaster Gen eral Campbell, who entered iDto a minule history of tho transaction, and spoko of tho care ho took not to pay for property more than its worth. Several wcoks ago a rumor had reached here that n high officer of tbo government had received,'a fee from tho bank.— Ho ascertained that John Miller, lato Postmaster of Philadelphia, was the person implicated in the charge, and subsequently, iu conversation with Miller, be informed him that nficr the purchase was effected, AUibone, tho President of the Bank, gave him what ho considered himself entitled to for service* rendered in perfecting the sale. Mr. Campbell said that until recently be knew of nobody connected with the Post Department thus participating iu the transaction. Thomas AUibone was examined, who said that after the property had been offered to the Gevern ment, Miller, by the instruction of tho Postmaster General, culled on him as to the price, and was in formed, in response to his inquiry, that $250,000 was the .lowest £uuj, without any commissions. That amount was paid by a Government-cheek- Miller aflerwurds asked Mr. AUibone to give him what his services were worth, nnd he, himself, suggested $25,- 000. Mr. AUibotie guve him a chock for SSOOO, and another for $13,000. There was no previous agree ment. ' ' St. Loot*, March 25.—Tho Western emigration has fairly set in. Iho number passing through tho city is very large and daily increasing. Tbo Pacific railway lakes up over a hundred a day and the Mis souri river steamers are crowded. Telegraphic market*.— hrw l ong. March 25.—Cotton l.noram; s»lw3<yo bates; advanced y t . Lplv-tl. middling \l}L holder* demand »u •’tenr firm; 7<KSJ blf* eold. Wheat firm; 11.000 blub *old. C-,rn very dull and jnwttlni. Prime Fork has u.lrancc<l 15c, qnotlng a. J513.60-ai3.75. Bacon firm at f>r Ham*, and f.r ghonldere Butter (tail. Tallow firm; IOO.OCJ tt»i *ol<| at IOU.-iilOl* Lard advancD.l .ales at Sagrvr in p«hl d?- fnaml. quiot. Itlce buoyant; nvl.4 U>M tiercel at I-*.' 5,4 - Chirr,e -1 Hock IMand ?81<S fjimrew A .Milwauklc 9; Mhhirtn Southern 2ii%; ltpa,iln«*s3Lf- Mil w*itki<> A 3ll«i«rij.j,i Siiwwurl ilim S 3; Krte Cl-»c land A Tolnla 47; Cleveland A Pittsburgh 15; Cnrofiim 03: Lacrosse Land grant* 35*^. PntLADELPtut, March 2j—Flour continues drill, bn l price* nocuanged: exjvrrt sul-s comprlre ’iJOO hbl* nt $4.25(i4 r r U fjr .uperfiuo. $4,&vg;4,75 fur extra, and for extra family. The receipts are Ulling ~fl ami there is n.i accu muUtiooof stock. Nothing doing in Bye Flour or Corn t “’ al ** art ire, and price* barely maiutainsd; mlcv of rwl at whit* at |1.220«l 30 Rye soil. 35s»??!J , ' ,al . 7 ‘ IC u- c,rß *■****•• 10.000 bush yoltew *uld at end white at Oata .U ady at 30. C-ffee i* locking up; 1000 bags Hio -old at fi>. i'ugar and Molaase* are looking up. I'rorUjnn* are iu ralher bolter re °l 'V**' f ork c al . .ml prim, at |l4; ZtZTm Ha 1u . ,1U «««f P'ck'e. at Side. SJ4® ’ 9c. and rib,, al ere. crash. Lord uuenauged. Ohio BaiteJ L , r r'‘“ H’ 0 l 6 feathers dull at 42c. Oluenit com mandi 60, and Beeswax 2>>c. WUsky steady at Wool dull; 40.000 tt>« fln„ Ohio sold ter rn»b Ctxctxxan, March 25.—M—» Pork held at lt(fc about 1000 Le d “» $16,50. Bulk Hides «t W - h Sbo«iMfreanllatßJ4. Uni; riil inn iuA " , mnch ‘l'O'Sotl. Bacon ac .. •* F»«r In fair demand; 1900 hblsat J 3 00^3,,0 for copernne. Whiskey firm; 900 I,bit •old st 17>f Clorerseci octtre; 200 bbls sold at *4,60@4.60. Tbo money market Is nnchanged; the rates of oxchanse are unaltered. Wrathrr clear. BtLTntoax, March 25.—Flour dull; $1,60 far Iloward St, nod $4,25 fur City Mills. Wheat is also doll; red Jlftl.Otl, •ted white f1,10@1,25, choice white sl,3o(stAs. CVwn ac tive, with an aavanei ng tendency; smlrs of 25,000 bushels at ter white, and for yellow. Whisky dull ami I’rovlsinnt qtiiet and booyant. Bulk o fOT i 'h° t >Mcr*, and fur Sides. Me«s Pork $U 76. Urd U c . CHEESE— 225 iwxe.s prime W. K. Cutting Cheese, rec’d and fur sale by HENRY ft COLLINB. DRY APPLES—60snekn bright Dry Apples rrccived and for sale by HENRY It. CULLINB. F BACON— 50,000 lbs. ilams, Shoulders an< Sides In smoke buuse aud for sale by mr2fl R. ROBISON A CO. 1 non Sugar House Molasses, St, A C/ \_r v/ Jatm-t Rsflnrry; 50 do *■ Belcher's” Ooldrn Bynip, landing and for snl. by BHftITBIIA MLWOUTII MOLASSES— 400 bbU. i'lautiition and 2( bbls. Fyrnp Molasses just roc’d and for aalo by n. ROBISON A CO. T ARD—3O keg 9 and 5 bbls. Lard just rcc’ XJ and ter sale by mr2o R. ROBISON A CO. FLAXSEED— 9 casks and 8 bags uuu film lug from steamer New York for sain by rorgu ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. EESWAX-1 cask now landing from steamer New York ter tale by Dlrto lEAIAH DICEEY A CO. •GOS—IS tubs now landinj 1 New York for sale by ISAIAI LARD —18 bbls. now landing from steamer New T .rrk fur sals by ISAIAH DICK EY A CO. Rich black silk robes, with cut velvet Flooacas fur $25 that aro cheap nt f 36. lpr22-dswT C. HqNSON LOYR. O PICES—2OO bags Pepper; kj 75 du Pimento; 15 bate* Cloves; 1000 matte Cassia; 2 tierces prime “Penang - ' Nutmegs; Received end for sale by bfIIUVKU A DILWORTH n>r22 130 A 132 Second street. ROLL BUTTER—S bbls. prime Roll But ter Just received and for sale by - jnrls ROBERT PALZELL * CO. UTTER.—3 bbls. Roll for sale bp 1 aria HENRY H. COLLINS. STARCH —100 bxs. Pearl, 30 bbls. do, juut roc’d and for tale by J B CANFIELD. OAf) BBLS - PRIME n. o. molasses, arriving and for sale by JAS. OARDINER. CARPETS.—The publib is invited to tho nwvr CarpeU now receiving at the Mar»t street Csrpet Btore, at lower prlws than they have sver been offered fn Pittsburgh. VY. IIcCLINTOCiC BLACK LEAD—SOOO lbs. on hand and for sals by mr!7 1L L. FAUNRBTOCK A 00. HAY— 3 tons of baled Hay arriving and for b r BnitlVKß A DILWURTH, . 10117 LJO and U 2 Second st. INSEED 01L.—24 bbls. for sale by i lorie HENRY H. OQLLLSS. IOTATOES.—SO bushels Neshannocks for sale by (mrlB) HENRY H. COLLINS. NESHANNOCK POTATOES—2S-Backs Just rac’d and forsalo by HENRY H. COLLINS. IOFEEE—ISO bags prime Rio Coffti? just ’ rac’d and ter sate by R. RQBI&ON A 00. TEAS”ISO half chesta Y.H, Imperial and Blecfc Teas Just rac'd and Cor sale by mr2o J R. ROBI3QS A 00 FRESH BUII-EK—<i bbls. choico Table DaUCT,JostrccdvcdaadforsateatNo.27 6th’sL' - rnr23 H. RIDDLE. . IQGS—S bbls. fresh Eggs, recM and for |ealoatNa276th«.. R. BIDDLE. Commercial. OOMMITTKE OF ARBITRATION FOR FEBBUAKT. F. R. Bkcxot, V. p., Jobs J. Gazxsm. Smarts, Joytro R. Uu.xtex, Acsns Looms. PITTSBURGII MAKtUSTS. [ Reported SpcdaUy fvr the PUUbnryK Gatette.) FLOUR—very little offering from first hands; sales on wharf of 20 bbls super at $3,25 and 3d do do at $3,15. From store, 67 bbls super at 5O do (kmfly extra at $4,60, and 200 and 100 bbls at $3,60 for super, $4,00 for extra and (or family do. GRAlN—sales from wagon of 100 bus Bye at '5O; Coro, 325 bus ear In bulk at depot, and 155 do In neks, at 40; Wheat, 100 bos prime Bed from store at 85; and 150 bus Oats trom store at 30. GRAPERIES sales of 20hhda Sugar at 7%, currency; and 63 do do at TWJM. Molasses, 60 and 40 bbls to coun try at 37>4. WHlSKY—salts of 30 bbls rectified at 20(321, and 20 do Old Bye at 70. BEKDS—sales from store of 12 bgs Timothy at $2,00; 20 and 25 bus Clover to th* trad* at $4,87; 55 do from first handset $4,75, and 100 bash in lots at ss£s in tbs «w«i| way. AflHES—sales oflO bbls at caustic Alkali at 7; 10 r»«y» So la Ash at 3% and 60 bxs concentrated Ley at 6U. AI’PLJSS—tn demand; sales on whirfof 150 bus ciolcs at S2DO, end 10 bbls from store at same. HAY—safes at scales of 9 loads at per ton. BACON—tales in Jots of 16,000 lbs at for Should er* and OW for Western Hams. EGGS—sale* of 13 bbls at 10 and 3 do at 11. POTATOES—taIes of 60 bus mixed from stos# at 40; 200 lo do at 37@65; ami 60 and 100 bus Neibeuuoeks at 50(355. SALT sale* of 100 bbis No. 2at $1,62: and 95 do at »l JO per sack. CHEESE—sales of CO bxs W.R.at9. LlME—sales of 25 bbls Louisville atsl,2s. FlSU—sales of 10 bbls Mnckartl No. 3 at $11,50. WHEELING per Rosalie—27 ale bbls, 5 half do do, 467 tks barley. Smith; 23 bdli paper, Hanna; 63 do do, Dispatch; 1C «k* feed, Clarke t co; 100 bdli paper, Perkins; 22 sacks oats, 2 bbls, 1 box eggs. Brown t KirYpatrlck; 80 bbls po tai slioeta, 20 bbls apples, 4 ski fruit, Herbert 212 ska lmr* fey, 0 barrels, Rhodes A Verner; 101 bbls apples, 8 sacks fruit, Owens; 116 bbls npplrs, 48 aks fruit, Connell; 14 bxs 33 bbls apples, 2 caks sad irons, 2 ale bbls, 41 ska barley, Huffman £ co;12 rolls leather, Todd;3o sks oats, owner; 81 do rye, 2 bbls eggs, 2 sks frail, Calhoun. MONONGAUKLA NAVIGATION C 0.—19 bgs oats. Sat ton; 210 bdls paper,Culbertson; 6 sks apples, Hobinson; 58 oar blades, Connell; 120 bbls apples, Duvts; 20 do flour, 6 roll* feather, Swindler; 50 bbU whisky, Leech A co; 27 bbU applet, owners; 36 bbls apples; 4 bag* rag*, Wlldermaui.42o bxs glass. Flack; 26 rolls leather, Brading; 5 bha egg*, Forsyth A cn;18 tons pig iron. Nimlck A co; 26 bbls are Eha, King; 2SO bxs glass. Berry; 84 bbls apples, Canon; 32 bis flour, Cooper. 27 bgs apples, 10 bg* corn, Miisgrava. NEW ORLEANS per Fort Wayne—lol bbls molasses, John Forsyth A c; 14 hhds sugar, Mercer A Robinson; 2 do W Mlteheltree A bro; 2 do do, J 8 Leech A cot 2 do, Kirk, pitrick A Metxgar; 24 do do, W Hoi mo* E co; 49 do, Loan bnrt A Sbipton; 140 do do, Bagaley A co; 100 do do, W H Kincaid. Import* by Railroad! Pittsburgh Ft W. A C. R. R.—65 bus potetora, Clmlottw 13 bdls papar, Perkins A co; 13 do: buckets, R H King; 10 eo do, M'Cnndlem, Means A co; 45 do do, J Floyd A co; 6 bbU floor, D Gregg A co; 58 sks rye, 300 bus potatoes, P Pater son; 15 sks cloVereeed. Miller A Klcketson; 4 bbls egg*, 1 do butter. 1 do apples, K D&liell A co; 35 do do, DC Herbst; 60 do do. J Craig; 300 bus potatoes, p Palntdr; 300 bus whaat, Voeghtly; 14 bblseggs.32do Sneathen; 2dobut ter, 2 kg* lard, Shriver A DUworlb; S 3 aks rags, Mitchell, Uerr»D A co; 252 bus potatoes, 155 do corn, 10 care cattle, 1 do bogs, owners: 9 Ibis beans, Rea; 22 bbls apples, 8 exeks dried apples, 191 bus barley, 646 bbls flour, 14 do butter, T) do eggs. 11 rolls leathsr, 300 bas wheat, 70 bbls bvsf, 10 do lard, 55 cks ba;ou, Clarke A co. The river stand* at tan fort. Yesterday was cloudy and now and then there wore dashes of rain Xus I tea *llo came and went to Wheeling. For Cairo and Mem pula, the Goody Friends Is aim cat ready to leave. The lowa Cape Moore, the new and splendid Daeotah, Cape Stock dale, the Dr. Kane. Cape Shuman, the N. Holmes. Cape Kennedy, the Se Louis. Capt. Dean, the James Wood, Capt Robinson, the South America, Capt Sheppard, the Prim a Donna, Capt. Ford, aro all getting ready as rapidly as nee aiblefortst Louis. For Cincinnati, besides the regular packet lino of which we hare spoken heretofore, w* hate th* J. 8 Pringle, Capt Bricked, aud Mmerta, Cape Gordon. ' The first steamer for Nashville will be tho 8 P Hibberd The Reliance Is alto loading for then. The Orb Cape Way, (he Defender, Cape Eton*, aro ad vertired to Rare forth* Upper Misaouri on the 27th The Vixen, Cape M.son, aad the Arisoala, Cane Herd rnanare up lor the 29th to St. Louis andthTUpper Missis-' ■lppl. For boats advertised to leave for all polo's on the Upper Mississippi to-day, consult our columns of river ad vertisements. Thu new and beautiful steamer. Id* May, Capt. May jmd the fine new boat Canada, Capt Ward, will yrobablr •eove, theonefor Louisrilie nod the other St PauLto-dav The ClnciDDßti Commercial, of Wednesday, cays - Capt. Dunlap's neat passenger steamer, Jennie Gray leaTcs for Fitubureh this evening. Passenger* and *hm! pere»Ul flod Mr. J. B. Lodwick laths oOkw„....The UaieL Cast Hkmnaa, is also announced for Pittsburgh to-day. Lcnsyiux. —A private diipatch from New Orleans of Monday , date, says: -Tbs Diana and Baltic left on a race. Their freights consisted ofcoal and plnewood. Look ont Tor them la less than Java. Market unchanged The river* ore favorable for quick time, as boththe Mis sUaippi aad Ohio aro rising very fast _..Tbe Geers* Albree descended the Falls ou Monday, with a tow of coal (or Nashville. Thu Meteor departed fur Missouri River yesterday in nl£ht previous as reported. The Argonaut, P*ft*>‘'wgh, cleared fur St Louis with • splendid trip. The Buckeje State Insurance Company yesterday paid overto Capt Shit. Akin tbs amount insored on thefreisht list of the Fnu«w»—jt.froo. Tbs wreck of tbs Fanny Fere. w «* wld to the highrst tiddor at Cincinnati yesterday The machinery uf (ho A. L. Fhotwslt has i-een recall st I s ) V# floJ lb * lowing Items in tbs Louisville Courier of yesterday: Captain Wells, formerly of tbs Virginia, was patMnrer on the franny littUiM from Xe* OrUaua, with a vast nils of ■wevt ps’totx’s fur talc. r Captain W. F. Fuller, the effulgent of the man line, gats married in Cincinnati this morning, and takes the train to this city to join tbs gay Soothcrnec oo a bridal tour to Memphis. Abraham Pratt Is the namo ortho deel-fcaad drownsd Lar S®. *h«o It cams In collision With the Pnaccst. a few d.j. since. He reside In Millers hurt;. Hie friends will find bis effects In charge of the officer* of thu Great Western. 4 Blsamboat I4efflat*r s Crc ’» MT ilie: Lamms, do; Colon. 1 Bayard, ElixaUth; Rosalie, Wheeling. bnzera.,do;Qiloa.l Si?*" 1 ! E , tVcwd, St Loolt; lu»., d« Dr. Kaue. dtr. [loealfe, Wbeeliuz. lUv»r Huctton Saits. DAVIS, Auctioneer. Commercial Baled Room*, No. H Finn Streat. ■yALPABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION -J 011 wotn*, Much ftOih. it 7J£o*dock*ulM CommerrtaJ S*lr» Kouint, No. U fifth SL U *ot& £ ‘ «* tM n, e , r s ,m w U * Buk Pittttmrtfa; -J Old Sleet AUegtw>aj BrldgwCo * BrSC P_M DAVTB, Aa^ F"uf' h 1 JEWELRY STORE. So. A *• 4 Fifth ,£ i■' auction. er«r j day and ertalni this •*?*’ commencing Friday, Slarch JMtti, at lu o’clock,**, a. ■od - and , o clock, p. m. The atock ambracea the nrr b^.tqu» l,| yorg« ) d^ lDnch o( u mannCctarad in the el UUUbmeiit, and all of It warranted. Gold and 811*ar patches, Gold Cbalna, Seal*, Keya, Pena. Panel)*. Lockets. Bracelet*, Fpectaclrs. Rid. nod pf«J5 Una Jewelry and felleer plated Ware. An axtroaire stock 0r..M,l fir.,Gi.li J.v.lrj,Face, OooJi, ta?SdY £2 a**orim<&t of anprrior Clock*, with caaee of the latest nat* trrna. Gotela will be anld at low price* between talcs. ?h* ladlce are particularly turned to call. artJO p j[ - 9ft ACKES CHOICE LAND NEAR BlRlT »lh, it-J/jO dock, at the commercial tales rooms, No. 64 i- ! *u rM *!’ Wl, i' b " Tw ' ent acres of excellent Dear a,e of Km* Wnn mKham adjoi'.iii* U<i<J< of the heir* of Ormaby A McCltUc. V W , b ' fur ''?“ u,ry Mt * aDd gardening purpose*. Pc no d a £ * b i n * V‘~ ,, l w I ,ro T rt y »«'. «Il on Mr. Finltnar Darla, onth-prcmlaca. Tcrmr OneAhlrd cub, raaidna in oua and Two year*, with intercat. P. ». DA VIB, Auct. New and old choice books by CATALOG L'E— -On Saturday arming, March Z7th. at I o'clock, will b* eo.d, by catalogua, cn» tbs second floor of tha now auction butldi, IK , No. 64 Fifth street, s vary rain*- t.Jo collection, mostly from a print# Library, of Daw and old choice Book*, comprehending «>®« of tha Ttry beat Eoc llK^'!i,A^!lJ . Ca n.V t * r *V lr# - pwcatalogoswilll be found rich In tha boat adlUona of complete acriat of-Recks, tnch a* Srit. r’p 0 ;^’* 13 , Tf 'L*’ Lo , onflliaa’a edition of tbo B? u- 1 ?. Fe "nln«°r# Coopsr’s Noreia andTalss, 33 yoU; Sir Waller Scott a complete work*. 10 Tola; Eoc? ch.pedia Americana, 14 rols, Ac. Ala> the somplete worka of Char U. Loml., 2 rols Dean Swift. 2yo1«; LtSzm Surne, 2 to!*; Lord Byron, 4 Tola; Joseph Addison, 0 Tola, 7.* * c \ t D J 1 e^1 Beanmont A Fletcher, 2 role: Kenny Meadow * edition of Skakipeore, 2 twU. Sharps'* e*l and Physical Sciences; ComprehenitT* BlbleCommenu. Rob,rUon ’» lUitorical worka,3 tola; Oit on Mather a MaguolLi, Folio C-py of tha Bllljprt otad 1 . 7g8 ; La'B* qnario Scrap Book of Engrarlngs; Hoaa*e Ancient Myatcrie*; Stanabary'a F.xpedlUon to Dub; 2 roll 2°roS C^ 104, ‘ ery fla * “ d C " f «» Art* ? 3 Tolf 5 Wilson's French * English Dictionary; Tha Wonderful Magazine. 2 Toll. Ac. ,K. Daily sales at no. 54 fifths^ At tbs new Commercial Salea Room* Na. 64 Fifth street, oTery waek day, are held public salt* of goods In all Tarlety, suited for the trade and consumers, from a lares stock «liich la constantly replenished with freih consign, menu, tlmt moat be eland forthwith. At 10 o’clock, A. M., Dry Goods ami flcncy articles, com* prising nearly eTcry thing needad In tha line for personal and family tuo; table cutlery, hardware, clothing, boots and shoes, Ladle* wea.-, Ac. from steamer At 2 o’clock. P. M, household and kitchen furniture, new ami second hand; bed* and bedding, carpets, elegant Iron atone China wire, stores, cooking ntesxils, groceries, Ac. At 7 o’clock, P. M., fancy articles, watches, docks, Jewel ry,tnusrcal Instruments, guns, clothier, dry roods, boots and shoes, hooka, stationery, Ac. P. 41. DAVIS. Aoct’r. AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., Merchants’ Exchange. Executor’s Sole of Stocks, BY AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., Block A Not* Broken, No. 69 Foortb Street. Pltttburgb. 'pHE Executors of the Kev. Charles Avery A. will offer at pnbUc eate at the Merchant'* Exchange, (a the city ol Pittaborgb, on TnuasiUT, the ISth proximo, at 8 o’clock, P. M., the following xtocka, to: S6OC aharea of the capital rtockof tbo Pittxborgh A Boiton Mining Company, (Cliff Mine. Lake Superior.) 1000 aharea of tise capital atock of the National Mining Company. • $ aharea Exchange Bank or PUubnagb. 400 ** Allegheny Bank. 42 “ Hand atreat Brldgo Co. 86 *' Uonongabela Bridge 00. 183 *< Monongabela Navigation Co. f<7 “ PI mb’j, Cincinnati A Lcnixville Telegraph Co. 60 “ AUogbeny Gaa Co. C 7 " Pittabnrgb, Port Wayne A Cbleago Railroad Dividend Scrip of ditto, of |72. 20 aharea Cbartlere ValleylUilroad Co. 20 11 WUklwtcrg A Wext Nation Plank Road Co. 1 M Scholarship Pittxbnrxh Female College. THOS.M.HOWE,) WM. U. SHINN, >Execnior». JOSLAH KIHO, ) FOB SALE.—IO Lotsßitunted on BlnfFand Eagle iti H » abort distance from tbe Cotut Hoqm, 22 fwt front by 100 deep. and Lonlevnie Telegraph Stock, by 40 iharee Odd Fallow'* flail Stock. mr2a AUSTIN Looms * CO. OXOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS A O CO- AT THE ÜBBOIUKTS' EXCHANGE BTBBT THURSDAY EVENING.—Bank, Bridge, Ixtccnoc* cad (kipper Stock, Bond and Real Ertote told «t pobUs Ml* at tbo Mwcboot** Exchange by AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO Not**, Drafts cad Loan* on Baal Ettata nagottatwi on roaaooablo tanoa ty AUSTIN LOOMI3 A 00« ■eg ; Stock Note Broken, ca Fourth*!. PEARLASH— 50 bbls. juat rec’d and for ealeby arXO J.B.OANHHJ). Pmsscxoß, Fxisit, Maxcb 26,1858. Import* by River. BIVERSEWB. DAVIS, Anet. STfiat Btfp Competition C * U mnd Wvamlns our Itosk balms Par. Formerly Lov. BroUteta, and Young, MOM on TRB OHIUIXAL BKE-niVK, LOVE’S COLUMN SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. subscriber haring just returned from h’-- York sal PUUdalphls, fMls esaSdsat that bscaa of- fcr ISDUCEHBST3 TO PCBGHJL32B3, boti ta Bjla, Qaallt, sad Prl cm, mwarpsSMd by say boase Wsit ol th. RICH FANCY DRESS SILKS, “ * “ ROBES, RICH BLACK BAYADERE DRESS SILKS, RICH BLACK SILK ROBES, •' PLAIN BLACK SILKS, “ PRINTED BERAGES, “ ROBES, ORGANDIE LAWNS, Auo—Challiea, Crape De Esponees, Lawns, Ac. SHAWLS AND MANTLES. BROCHE BORDERED STELLA SHAWLS, PRINTED BORDERED STELLA SHAWLS, Of every Style, Color and Quality, p varying in prices from Two to Fif- teen Dollars. FRENCH LACE AND CHANTILLA MANTLES, From Three to Thirtv Dollars. NEEDLE work. HANDSOME SETT COLLAR AND SLEEVES, VERY RICH REAL FRENCH WORK COLLARS, EMBROIDERED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, JACONET AND SWISS EDGINGS, INSERTINOS AND FLOUNCINGB. WHITE GOODS PIQUET CLOTH. FOR BASQUES, COLLARS AND SLEEVES, FRENCH AND ENGLISH BRILLIANTS, JACONETTS, NAINSOOKS, MULLS, SVftsS, VICTORIA LAWNS, Ac., PLAIN, PLAID, STRIPED '. 1.; AND FIGURED; hosiery. A FULL AND COMPLETE AS- SORTMENT. Mourning Goods OF EVERT DESCRIPTION GOODS FOK BOY’S WEAK. Black, Bine, Green, Drab and Olive CLOTHS. Black, Blue, Green, Drab and Olive CASHMERETTS. Plaid, Plain and Striped CASSIMERES. TWEEDS, MERINO, NANEIVITTS,| CASSIMERES. Linen and Cotton Pont Staff*, Ac. DOMESTICS. me LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY Ae many of the above Goods were bought of MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS, LARGE AUCTIONS, FOR CASH, W* ARB ENABLED TO BELL THEM AT PBICBS ehnelar Ei>ewfa«r«. o. HANSON LOVE, Btevensoo ft Love, XWO. 7« adUMar;' WtUburgß, Feana. W. E. CHILDS & CO’S PATENT ZLABTIO HBX AND WjITES-TSOOP CEMENT EOOFIN &.T Ac JOHWSOM, Proprietors. * AHE NOW PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE the above Elastic Fire and Wairr*Proof Cement Booling, U being the only article yet invented that wffl nrnrmfljni c«lst tie action of the atmeiphere In every climate. IT IS PERFECTLY FIRE AND WATER-PROOF, believe It iaegnaL if not top* or, to any Metallicßooling. We 'can pnt it on OTer Old Xia dngleßoo&,ltmaUogsodi •Bcebawflatoreteeptheroofmaybe.r Thia t , ig a warranted to prove m above repreecnted. We will pot it on fbr _ SLT DOLLARS PKS SQJTAR&, (TK& FEET SQUA&JZ) We will apply It upon Tin and Iron R©o£» Car TWO DOLLABS PEE SQUARE. being on account of lta doraHUtv th cheapeet paint that can be tued , ~y . *®^ v ' e . lDTite »ho •« boil ding, and aleo thoeo who with their Boaft Bepalred, b call at oar offlea, 133 TkirdSmi and y>nine«mp|oB and satiety tbemeolvw in regard to the durability and pnetkaLility of this Boofinr. a‘ i mmoAv { t PERRIN A JOHNSON* ?7M JOHNSOV I Ko - 133 ™rd (treat, between Wood aod Smithfleld, * * ' Pittsburgh, Pennal : And In pctnt of durability, w# Tar, Iron or Sh. Boofln 0t ' pocim *“° r w. E. CHILDS 400'SBOOTING, left at mj office, the re lrt. The material la compounded cos* to remain pliable fora greatlengtb of time. u b “* “t* **“"••««■» °* *«*«- c££?zszs& pr^c. 11 — ia EOt "■- poCtfallj ’ r JOSEPH M. LOCKE, Chemlft, ‘ Laboratory No. 123 Walnut atreet, Ohio. „ i U JZ rkm [ atd w *• Cuilm k Co's Elaitic Plre and Wat It a good Inrentjon, and am willing to laanro bnildinge thu* mM - apLlydawP f Signed] j firgulat Monongaiiela Hlver if. S. MaU Packet! 3TEAMKKTBLEQRAPII, I BTKASLER JEFFERSON, ifeS I _ -kPfea TCaw. J. c. Woodward. ! Cap?. Qroooi Clarl:. llh ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE now running regularly. Morning Boats leave Pitta- Dnrgh at 8 o'clock A. H., and Evening Boats at 6 ?‘lock V. M. for M’Koe sport, Elisabethtown, Monongv beU City, Bellovernon, Fayette City, Oreenfleld, California and Brownsviilo, there connecting wl.th Hacks and Ooachea Paawngers ticketed through from Pittsburgh to Union town for meals andstate-rooma on boats Inclusive Boats returning from Brownsville leave at 8 o'clock in the morningand sin the evening. For further information en quire at the Office, Wharf ljoat, at the foot or Grant street. Q- W. SWINDLER, Aden. F 'OK CINCINNATI. REGULAR , ITS- > —— TUESDAY PACKET.—'The elog&nt aM» wheel p**een gt . r packet GLADLAIOK, Capt. wilt leaTo lor the ■bore and intermediate porta orerr TUES DAY at 10 o’clock, in. Far freight or passage apply cn board, or to (mrlS) FLACK, DAR.VESAOO., Agu. REGOLAK TUESDAY PACK- , (Eg- «. ET FOR ZANKSVILLEL— Th» 80. E ili !A 0 ? AUA!1 , c*p>- a™. AnSStnfSS 1 . 1 . , , r^ 8 80,1 InUraedUte port* EVERY TUESDAY. * * o clock r. u. For frcleht or parago apply on bo«rf. OCI9 FLACK, BAILNES ACO,tfti KU U L All ' WEDNESDAY , lESfej, PACKET. FOB CINCINNATI.—Th# nne now tteamcr J. W. UAILiIAN,Capt- lTiiaym,*" .. and *U intermediate pert* on EVERT TUESDAY at 10 o’clock A. M. For pa or IW&? board or to “ v * B “‘ FLACK, BARXK3 4 CO. Acnl, 1 'OOK MARIETTA AND ZANES-, IQ H D#W aD<l tCTPtlfol ttramxr H MARTIN, Capt. Stows, will Iphtb for md ports, EYES 7 SATURDAY, at 3 p *. “J For freight or passage apply on bcanl or to 5 0616 FLACK. BARNES k CO„ Agt«. fflincinnati, &t. EOR CINCINNATI.—The fine < JCgvw passenger sieamer J. S. PRINGLE, Q»nt JJSSrt&ti. « aTO *° r *^° To *° d all intormuomtepurt* on SATURDAY, 27th Inst- at 10 o'clock, A. M. For freklit or pataage apply on board, or to * frrZ* FLACK. BARNES A CO., Agent*. 1 CpORCINCINNAri- Pittsburgh i nTr>* » 2 -L ITOCISCIWXATJ Pacxct lIJI.-' Th© »n<l el»S*Dt aid* u-Lw»l packet SUPERIOR, Capt. Kearaond [ J. Oran*, will leoro Pittsburgh for Cincinnati erery hat. LRDAY morning, returning every TUESDAY. ForJroiffht k. Jor panaga apply od board or to tnr23 FLACK, BARNES t CO., Agenta. FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE. —The fine steamer MINERVA, Cape John Gordon, wtUearo for tho aboTo and all intermediate ports THIS DAY, »Blh instant, at 4 o’clock, r. «. For frviebt or passage apply on board, or to HtrlO FLACK, BARNES A CO , Agent* jaasljbiilc, (ft. FOR NASU\ ILLE.—Thefin© steamer S. F. HIBBARD, Capt George W. Rood, will I care for tbe abeve and all intermediate port*, THIS DAY, the 24th (nit., at 4 o'clock, r. u. For freight or postage apply on board, or to (mrlfl) FLACK, BARNES ACQ* Agent*. FOR NASHV ILLE—Te fine new 6teamer RELIANCE, F. X. Reno, Master, trill I nave f ur th* abore and all Intermediate port* THIS DAY*, 2Ctb Instant For freight er passage apply on board or to nrl! FLACK A BARNES, \gette. St. JLouis, (ct. ■kiUhi Missouri River Direct. TO JEFs’KKSON', BOONVILLE, BRUNS^VICK, LEXING TON, WYANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS CITY, LEAVENWORTH AND ST. JOSEPH. -• r PIIE fine passenger steamer ORB, Captain A. Way, will leave Tor tbe above and all intermediate port*, oa SATURDAY, 27th lost., at 4 P. M. For freight or paa aage apply on board or to airtp FLACK, BARNES k CO., Agta F" OK St. LOUIS AND ILLINOIS , ICgr ■» RIVER—Tht One (Inner BAT ClTY,£g*agEj££ Capt Andrew Miller, will leave for the above amHOMater mediate port* on TUESDAY, 30th init, at 10 o'clock, A. M. For freight or passage apply on board'or to FLACK, BAINES 4 CO. For st. locis, iianmbal. , nafr ». KEOKUK, BURLINGTON, MUSCATINE, tfSSSafi KOCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT, GALENA, bUBCOUR. LA CROSSE AND ST. PAUL.—The fine ateamer GOODY FRIENDS, Capt Thotiui Shuman, will leave for tbs above *od port* on WEDNESDAY, 31« t inst, at 3i#!QM4S#!»ll;'-J?or frieieht or pauagei apply ou board, or to fLack, Barnes A CO., Ageata. W*OR ST. LOUIS & MISSOURI. FCPr * J RIVER—Tbe fine ateamer DEFENDER, j£9SEBC Capt Richard Evan a, wIU leave lor tbe above audmurmo diato porta on 6ATURDAY, 27th intL, at 4 o'clock, P. U. For freight or postage apply <>o board or to Prt* FLACK, BARNES A CO„ AgU. For st. louis, keokuk, , jesv* ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT, gUE, WENONA k ST. PAUL—Tbe fino new itcSer VlX KN,lao&c Maoon Matter, wTO leave for the above and «U in termediate port*, on MONDAY, «Jth in»L,at4 p, *. for freight or paaugo apply on board or to FLACK, BARNES A CO- Agcnta. For st. LOUIS, keokuicTTjesEla BURLINGTON, MUSCATINE, Mffit -UNgSglg (•LAND A DAVENPORT—The fine ataanjfrAUlztS?A Copt, Hardman, will l«*ve f.»r the above and ail intermedi ate port*, on MONDAY, 2?th Inut, at 4? u. For freight or pateoge apply on Uwid or to FLACK, BARNES A CO.. Agta. FOK ST. LOUIS, KEOKUK., Igffr » BOCK I3LA.VD.DiVEypQRT n*T.PMA-fcayS*JW tu-J DUBUQUE —Tho fine new rteatner R. F. W.T. Herr. will lw»ro for the abot* and all Intermediate Tills DAY, 20th lent* For freight or paasaco bddlv on l<oard or to rr 1 frb2t FLACK, RABXE3 & C 0„ Agent*. SI. LOUIS—Ihe splendid , ilwuaer JAS. WOOD, Capt. Jas. J. Robin-LgSfeS •00, will leave for the above and all Interme™®*"™®® dial* porta’.TUlS DAY, 2Clh iart-, at 4 o’clock, P. M. For freight or passage apply on board or to PrZ> FLACK, BARNES & CO-, Agents. FOK ST. LOUIS & KEOKUK. , ns* - —The finesteomer FULTON OITY, C»pL£§s*S£2 D. B. Brickie, will leave for the above and all Intermediate port* on W EDNEBDA Y, 2Cth InaL, at 10 o’clock, 4. u. For freight or psaaage apply on board, or to FLACK, BARNES CO, Agent*. 1?OR KEOKUK, DAVENPORT., fl3fr. fc . ROCK ISLAND, GALENA, nirntronv Igggtt? ANDRr. floo p-monger steamar LAcso*sE, Capt Devinnoy, will leave for the above and all intermediate port* TIIIS DA Y, 26th|inataat, at 4 o’clock, r u. For freight or pastago apply cn board, or to mr!9 FLACK, BARNKS k QO.. Agent*. For st. louis, keokuk., rr^TZ ROCK ISLAND, GALENA AND DC-iSiSSS IIL'QUK—The fine ateamer MODERATOR, CaptrirSnk Maratta, will leave for the above and oil Intermediate norta THIS DAY, 20ib inat, at 4 o’clock, P. x. For freight or passage apply on board, or to FLACK, BARNES A CO-TAgenta. EOR ST. LOUIS. Tho fine steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. Shepherd, will leave for the above and all intermediate porta THIS DAY, 2Cth Inat. For freight or passage apply on board, or to °rlO FLACK, DAR.NE3 A C 0„ Agents. FOII ST. LOUIS AND ILLINOIS RIVER. —The floe steamer CAMBRIDGE, Cnpl. Samnel Dean, will leave for the above and all Intermediate porta THIS DAY, the 26tli laiL, at 10 o’clock, a. m. For freight or paa nga apply on board, or to mrlfl FLACK, PARSES A CO.,.Agent«. FOR ST. L 0 UlS.—The fine , fCPr.fc ateamer DR. KANE, Capt. S. Shaman. JgSjgHsC will leave fur the above and all IntermedwteportaTon THIS DAT. 2Cth Inat. at 10 o'clock, aU. For freight or passage apply on board or to FLACK, PARSES A CO^Agcati. PUR St. LOUIS, KEOKUK, GALENA DCBDQUE AND St. PAUL.—The •plendJd ({earner HAZEL DELL, Capt Re*a,wUll««Ta fi>r tbo abovoand all Intermediate porta THIS DAT, SCth lust, for freight or piuaue apply on board or to aid FLACK, BARNES A 00. IjH)K St 7 LOUIS.—The splendid Rtimmar J_ PRIMA DONNA, Capt Manh Ford, will l earA f or u, 5 abotP and all intprm-dtata ports THIS DAT, 2flth Inst Tor fralght or passage applj on board or to otW FLACK, BARNES A CO. OK ST. LOUIS, KEOKUK., tß*.*, BURLINGTON. MUSCATINE, ROCKtfS&a I SLA ND, DAYK N PORT, GALENA, DUBUQUE AND 1 ™ *T a Ul^— Thofinon#w , ldi-wh»tl steamer CANADA, Capt. loaao for the abore and all Intermediate ports TUIB DAT, 26th lost. For fndebt or passage apply on board or to (fett) FLACK, BARNNB Afcd, Ag^K EOK ST. LOUIS & KEOKUK—. IQ * Tlie fine paasenger paeket J. 11. woodbnru, eriU Imre for the abore and all ports THIS DAV, 20th lost. For parage or Bright apple on board or to FLACK, BARNES A OO^Agtt. ST. LOUIS—Tho splendid ( JL steamer NATHANIEL HOLMES, Carf-ifPJiWag Kenniday, will loaeo for the abore an! THIS DAY, 20th lost For freight or passage apple on board or to [mrl] FLACK. DARNE3 A CO., Agents. itteto Oilcans, &c. FOR MEMPHIS iNEW.ICBVfc ORLEANS,—Tb.flo.itwner AURORA jjßWjWg Captain John Rl>odea.will lean tor tho abonamfilH!. port. THIS DAT. Sftb *. For fralght or passage apply on board, or to FLACK, BARNES A CO„ A ten la. F)R MEMPHIS AND NEW, fT-9. k ORLEANS^—The fine steamer ttpt. John A. Robinson, will lean for tKahoSantftffi. tenaedUt. porta THIfl DAY, 20th StwL « St^SjT '• o " sht or P'TfW'C »“bSi,orto ml: FLACK, BARNES A 00, Ag.ntA - „ 0.,M 0T HAHDT & LTORBW, STEAMBOAT AGENTS, Corner of First and Fksrt strets, PITTSBURGH, PA MILL FEED—2OOO lbs. chopped Feed in ■ton and for sale by DAVID b. HKEB3T. YE FLOUR—2O bbla. extra for sale by , mr4 „ DAVID C, HERBST, IEA NOTS.—4O sacks in more Md lbr sale by (fajf) iL nuroin ysos HSMINr— 20bbla. instoronmiforjalobj „io j.B.<usnzu>. CntcOTun Aocrcr Both Iss. Co., Feb/fith, 1857. ter-ProofOement Booling, and as for as I can Judge, consider Pfotwtw Opon ths tame terms as I Insure those covered with' JNO. 8. LAW, Agt. Royal Ins. Co., Loudon and Liverpool. steamers. Heiskill’s Tetter OrvTMEXT.—Heiskili's Totter Ointment cured ‘ Col. KOBEItTM. LKB ofTetler on the haul.' KEims, 118 Pine ,t, phflo, tru cured of Totter, IS yean itandlnn. J r°n n ?. '' a ™ClUl i £t, Tilth U 1 arccn iti, ThUa. cored of letter, of 13 reereiteniliDE IfEfSKELI/S OLhTMBST cotid Ur. Cherlo. Fhiri». of the Pere.of lljraro. ‘ lin l»hni A r „ L1 ' 1ST1: 11, School street, below Frant- Un Phll* Tetter of 8 pin staotllnr. ’ It ® ltn)a *S. Jonep Hotel, rhlla. ires cored hr It of Rheumatism and Blcerontho Ice 18?j£^ ARrPOSTILL - Km “ ,l n I’hfla,enred of Tetter 3lO Chcstnnt It. Eruption on the Smp‘">“ onhetoe, Enmipelni EEOW ‘ V ’ 155 Chostnnt it, Eoglo Hotel, of ttfr^^"^ 1 281 Chestnut It, Entption on iteodlng 226 Booth Front it, Tetter, £0 yean du.'s'ymn J ’ TnoUPSo: '’t Twelfth end lleeo Urn, Err up •u“dins C “ Am> BATTOBS - on the Face, 2j yean ■to” I tewAfchf V " r “ d ° nm ”’ Bro * d " 4 Otors ” l£m™ E y RAnAM ' E ’ “ d A "B, JS&“SL* Children Cutting Teeth.— To Motnulsa Xut&z:.—£)R. n. & PARKIS' CELEBRATED SOOTZT IAO STS UP. —This tsf&lllblo remedy has preferred hnn drtda of children when thought put recovery, front eonvd* •lens. Aa eocn u the Syrop ia robbed on the the child will recover. Tbl§ preparation la eo innocent, to tfil cadona, and to pleasant, that no chfld trill reftte® to let lt» gums bo robbod with it. When infanta aro attho age of four months, though there ia no appearance of teeth, one bottle of the Syrup ehonld be oiod on the gnma, to open the .. porta. Parent! abodd never bo wUhoot the ayrnp in the > ooraery where Iberoara yonng children; for ifa child wakes In the nigbftvilh palna In the grim*, tne ayrnp immediately glvea case by opening the pores and healing the gnma, there, by preventing convulsions, fevers, Ac. Prepared only by Dr. Bwayne A Son, Phil*. 1000 battles |uat received nnd for eale by the Pitteburgh Agent, mrgfcdawF Da. QEO U KEYSER, 140 Wood at. T HE HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN —For buj years I have boon troubled with genera woarineo and languor, both mental and physical; caprice, listlesons, doll headache, pain in the head and temple*, coldnee* and tendency to Btiflneis. palpitation ef Uio heart, Tery easily fluttered or excited, appetite rariable, stomach ■nd bowels deranged, with pain. Any mental or phyelcai T “,* nfe 10 Wng on 1 the symptoms, and I hid In addition, tailing of the womb, and great pain In that re gion. One physician after another exhausted hie akiH and S?7?.?£ poAient and perterering use of MAR SHALL S UTERIJiE CATHOLICON fortunately cored me and I hare no word* sufficient to express my thankfulness Sir*. JULIA ASt'NB JOIINSON. } »*T that I have been a sufferer for many year* with whftca and deranged menstruation. After awhile X had other troubles, such u pale lace, indigestion, wasting •way, general languor and debility, pain in the sinalUf the f*®*/ * *7* of aching and dn>g£ingaonsation,paiu between tbo aboolder blade* extending down the spine, loss of asne tlt*, trouble in the stomach and bowels, with cold hands and foot and dreadful nervousness. The least excitement would mate me feel a* if 1 should fly away. I trfeddoctors and drugs, and everything, one after another, without the b«ent. One bottle of MARSHALL’S UTERINE CATHOL IOON changed some of ray symptoms for the better, and aow lam entirely and radically cured. I wish that every woman could know what It will do. CLARISSA ODER. MARSHALL'S UTERINE? CATHOLICAN has saved my life, as I verily believe. I tried doctors and medicine until it seemed useless to try longer, when I met with a lady who recommended the CathoUcoo sostrongly that I deemed itmj duty to try it. I was mostly troubled with deranged men* itruation. My symptoms were principally pains in the back and abdomen, tearing down pain at the time of the ftlncoi. wlic, nausea, constipation, feeling ns if tho ■-bark and Units were bruised oybroken, eructation*and vomiting anxiety (life eoemed toifeaburdeu,) disturbed sleep, foint nesa,ahudderlngs, fotigqeon walking in tha morning, flatu lence, constipation, pressure ofblood in the bead, dizziness, especially when stooping,greatirritobUity oftempw.almort constant inclination to pars water, great restlessness and do* tire to weep or foel unhappy. I was not only entirely enred myiclf of all these symptoms, which I have given as an im* perfect account of my sufferings, but I have known so many others enred in our town that I feel bound to let you know that ethers who are similarly situated may also find .relief, . EMMA TOBBURGXL For a tong time I had Uterinocomptelnte with the follow Ing ■jmptoma: I wai nervous, emaciated and Irritable; emod to ahoand in complaints, some of which I will try to glre you: pain to the lower organa, and a feeling u tfaome thing was going to tell out; inability to waft mncb on ae const of a foehsg of fnllnm; aching and dragging, and ■hooting paina in the back, lotna, and extending down the leg* the Jolting produced by riding canacd great min; •paamodic »hoctingi and paina in tho side, stomach. l and bow el* headache, with ringing in the ear*; every liber of the body awmed lore; great irritability; intense nerronsnea. I could not bear the least excitement with oat being prostrated for a day; I eoald scarcely move a boat the boaso,and did not take pleaanre In anything. 1 bad girennp hope, having ried everything, aa I supposed in vain, bnt a friend calW my attention to UABSILLLL’S UTBBUfE CATHOUCOJf. I took it, hoping against hope. Most fortnrmtelyilt cared me, and there ts not a healthier or more gratefnl woman in theconntry. 1 trust all will uw It. It la truly thewoman’i friend in nood. lira. FhOBENCE i.KfIT.Tw 11 ARsrtALL’S J7TBRISE lyrar. FhUtnu^Oit IFrai, tnoa, JototulJJ “ SJf'fii'/£*T! TttUMLn or I = „r,. y!?*» “ttriburn, Gwttroun,AirmuneM, /hinf- CVoajtf, /X*fßrt«i Sup, and atf <rou£fce orpanxc or jywpa*A«ae, amu«ted wiZA tte tferfcw orpaw ~ irXfBMUWa OTEBLXE tU TSOLJCOX it One Dollar and a Saif per nngle battle. On the receipt of ris doUartkte bottla thdObt tent by ix prta.frte of charge, to the end of the exvrtu route. and£££ CUlar *° W * *" rt «**»* to»". ewnfy JMWw«rtß6e«nt <m resort qfttr money. Dx.GEO. IL No. I*o Wood ctreet, Pittsburgh, Sign of the Goldoa Mortar. MORE THAW 500.000 BOTTT.Tiq NEJW EJNGLAND SiTA^TKS THE RESTORATIVE OF PROF 0 J WOOD for r«taring hair perfectly « n d permanently! ou never yet had a rival, volume after volume might he dvcn from all parti of tho world and from the moat Intelli gent to proTa that tl tj a Perftct Haioralivt; bat read tno circular and you cannot doubt; read also the following: Ttti Huft.—>Pcopl» have for ccntariee been afflicted with t«ld headland theonly remedy, heretofore known,ha* Ucu thoae abominable wigs. By a recent discovery of Professor Wood theso article* are being Cut dispensed with, bat a great many persons itlll patronize them, bocanre they have boon •o often imposed upon by Hair Tonics of different hinda To all such persons we earnestly make the request, that the j wlu try once again, for in Wood's Bestorative there Is no such thing as fall. We know of a lady who was bold, who used the article a' short time, and her head U now covered completely with the tiniest and mast beaalfful curls Imari tx&blo. \\ e know of numerous cases whore hair was rapidly falling out, which it restored in greater perfection tlum it ever had been before. * It Is also without doubt ono ofiitho beat articles for kecs- Ingthe lialrln geod coudltlon, making it soft and gloasr removing dandrnff, and has proved ltaefrthe greatest ea'wny to all the ills that hair isbelr to. y It le the duty of every one to improve their personal an pewance though some may differ In regard to the ways of doing it; but every one will admit that a beautiful bead of S& '? b FJ a or wooan > J* *“ object much to be d<v' sired, and there are no means that should be left untried to obtain such a consideration.— IKunon’j AdroaU, Philo. t _ . Cosaocrcs, Ohio. Not. IT. ISSfI. * <^c— Oeata: Ai I hare been engaged in l«i fJStI ?n \?®?? >r 5i iT * tL * lftStswon foroaecXycur nac Mnaon,) and bating eruerienced thebeueflcial etfcie of it mys-lf, I would like to obUinan •genet for tbe Bute of Ouio or •esno State in Um W*t •aonld you wi*b to make inch an arrangement ai i S SjEw®?. £V * "ft* 9 e V? 2 taUin StaUt S rutoriKgtfuhaxr. I bare been engaged to the Dm* bnal. ?^*»K« r i t 1 TO fc ll . y t! l ”'^ Dd k aT * eold various preparation* for the hair, bat hOTe (oond nothing that mtores ilm a-. StHUt orfßa f. or J!?lP ,tleB «“ « £ ing ftdly continced that your restorative U what too retire. SULSS’u SStff* 101 “«• *“» “>•«■«. & I Yoora truly, ilo-.0. J. WOO!, * tvJ^oSS' good •flbctiofjQßr Pair Bertomlir^Lirtilf toSS t £j '» “»*™*l»« I h»To J?, -v J o: . ' nr. sgsgSMse >.oo..„. gaSwaiisrs-S; 3000 eases ****** 4 ettM thit ha to prured racuarnl la 300l)«a**< nor* than 8000 cun, 21* requires each ****_ *PpUcant toccnd hlasuiaotadescricUooV’ 30oo«»«.« (act*,) '.. uuoo eases to pay.the retoro letter. In which hV will i nnn . morn them hla ADYICB PE£f-CRIP*> ' 3000 eases direction, forpiSSiti£' 3000 eases The o&Doctor hope*that thtwe aCßlrtwl r,. *nnn-.. not, on account of delicacy, refrain uuou eases front consulting hint becsoao be makes ho <tn An • Charjo. Ulsaaleobjacttn advertising ti • 3000 eases todoaUtte Modheeahbetortihe dl«—■' ;•• Ha fmathaiha la Justly ealcbratodftr the - *■ ouoo eases enreof Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, v V Narrotu sfleettona; Ooneba, Cold*. K.— 3000 eases A4dma DOCT. UNCAB DRAM 1 arl»3ai*> Box am P. 0., Now Yor* E ~ IRE BRICK. TUB AKDOLAY iiDS _ bwt quality oa him! and lor nl» by •* mrU A. A. comer fl»( apj Terry Bit ' - "l ' -A A HARDY, • ■ - ■ hj Party rtf.' * •■' '—A 4 HABpy, cdn>i»rFropr>od Merry »li L?ff IJMK—I22 bbls<noT lond la*frß»«tea*rTlxen fcr«Ufcr > : v v »AijEu*zcaan:w.- • JHffifcal. SOLD IN THE 15 OSE YEAR. B. T. STOCKMAN.
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