PITTSBURGH:
THURSDAY MORKDtO, APRIL 1, 1858.
n- QFricLu. PXFtE or CTrr
ttevn of the City and Neighborhood.
MKETrsoop Stockholdehs or thb P., Ft.
era meeting of the Btockhold
ed in r ® e^e^ ter^a - Persona interest
?«£„?«# f eat , road were present from the
from Nnw ttlS 11 ®* 1 w ! lich il P ll9B ®** and
Philadelphia and other eastern
h T our, P r « T i°oaly appointed, the
*3laVi *’ ° en Le9ter BliM of Delphos, Ohio,
cayed the mooting to order. The Secretary of
q£ , J „ bem S absont, on motion of Zadoo
atreet, Esq., Thomas Goodman, Esq., of Ohio,
WB n 6 b 6 1?? t 0 act M SeCTel **7 of tfa e meeting.
.h‘ fon„„°““ clly ' E,,] - of WoMt "’
lo M,Trv , TUat n ° P e ™“ ,hIU bB cirgiblo
oVnerfiTtn T° f ,bi " wh ‘° >» “°‘ ‘be
o*ner bf 100 shares of ctoct, and who does not
hn«v * D .l edited with that number on the
books of the company.
Mr. Dill, of Allegheny, opposed the resolu
uon in a speech of some length Gen. Robinson
sata that such a resolution would be inoperative,
•*? U*© charter provides that any mao who has*
'Stock is eligible.
Mr. Ilonderson, of Allegheny, spoke against
the resolution Mr. Reynolds, of Canton, op
posed the resolution as a movement of the East
ern etocjt holders which Mr. Street said was not
a true imputation. Ho said that it was of vital
importance that the P. It. R. should have an in
terest .0 the P Ft. W. It. R., and enflUre Us
completion. The resolution was laid upon the
tablo by an unanimous vote.
Mr Cu> (Prcst.) then laid upon the table a
repnrt called for by a resolution of yesterday,
relative to the salaries ol the President of road,
etc., as follows:
G. W. Casa, President
J. Edgar Thompson
C. T. Sherman
Solicitor
J. Larwill
Samuel Hanna
Wm. Williams. *
W. B. Ogden ;
Tbco. F. Moran
C. W. Russell
Wm. Robinson, jr
M m. Wado
R. M. Kelly „
J. K, Edgerton, V. Pros:..
A. L. Wheeler
John Evans.
Total for tho year ending Dee. 21, *57... 14,»9fl 57
This report was adopted by an unanimous voto,
but few, however, appearing to vote.
Mr. Stroet then presented the copy of a mem*
orial to the Legislature against the Tonnage Tax,
whioh was read by the Secretary. One of the
leading arguments used in this paper, was that
the various States through whichthoroad passes
have the same right to levy tonnage taxes as
Pennsylvania has, and that if these other
States .should undertake to levy a tax as Penn
sylvania has done, all comity between the States
would -bo destroyed, and trade annihilated. It
was alleged that the tax as now levied in this
State is unconstitutional and it was declared that
the , farmers of Btarfce, Wayne, Richland and
othercounties areunwilling to pay tribute to Pen
nsylvania as is the custom for those who are
obliged to pass through the uncivilized countries
of Africa.
After it was read, Mr. Street made a speech
in favor of the memorial and submitted the fol
lowing resolution :
Retolvtd, That the tonnage duty or tax col
- lected by the State of Pennsylvania through the
Agency of the E. R. RTCo. is in thejudgment of
the shareholders of this Company, an infringe
ment upon the constitution of the U. S. a viola
tion of comity between States, an injury to the
citizens aloDg the line of this Company’s road and
a serious injury to our property, and that we
approve of the memorial addressed to the Legisla
ture of Pennsylvania by the board of Directors
asking for a repeal of the tonnage tax.
Sfiolv<d, That the President of tho Company
/ be directed to forward the foregoing resolution
W the Legislature of Pennsylvania.
_ Mr. Errett, of Pittsburgh in behalf of the
Stock held by the City of Pittsburgh, protested
* against Lbe resolutions and moved that they belaid
V upon the table. Lost.
ilr. Brooks, then-spoke in favor of the reso
lutions.
Kent Jarvis, of Massilon 0., spoke in favor of
_ the resolutions, which were then adopted. Mr.
of Pittsburgh, asked that his protest in
behalf of Ahe stock of the city of Pittsburgh
be enterod on the minutes against the above
V resolution, and it was so entered.
Under the resolution, of Tuesday, calling fer a
oommitteo of three shareholders to exaoina- the
books and accounts and vouchers of the Com
pany from August, 1856, to Dec. 31st, 1857, the
President of .the meeting, Mr. Bliss, tnado the
following appointments: Alfred P. Edgerton,
Indiana; Richard Metheaoy, Ohio; R. B. Ster
ling, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tho meeting then adjourned until the Ist
Wednesday in September, and tho shareholders
proceeded to vote for Directors.
The following is the result of the election :
“Whole number of votes 1)0,033.
Pennsylvania.— G. W. Cass, 00,150; J. Ed
. gar Thompson, 94,615; Wm. Robinson, Jr.,*
80,457; Win. Wade,* 99,533; J. K. Moorhead
14,443.
Onto.—C. M. Russell, * 83,8S0: G. W. Bailey,*
90,488: John Larwil!,* 67,404; R. McKelly,*
67,361; C. T. Sherman, 31,010; Lester Blie*
31,882; R. H. McCall, 6,203; J. R. Btranghan,
1,479; Samuel Chessman, 2,801.
Indiana — Samuel Hanoa*, 97,007; J. K. Ed
gerton* 99.488; I. L. Williams* 72,443; A. L.
Wheeler* 95,763; Jns. S. Coliins 27,673.
Illinois.— Wm. Bogden* 99,624: Jno. Evans* 1
99,309. 1
NenrYoßK.—R. H. Winslow* 97,745. 1
Scattzuiko.—B6. 1
Those marked (*) are elected.
Agricultural.— The Board of Managers of
the Allegheny County Agricultural Society held
their regular monthly meeting on Wednosdny
morning, at their rooms, President Young in the
chair.
Members present—-Young, Reed, Patterson,
Oliver, Speer, .Snodgrass, Kincaid, Murdoch,
Kegley, Hodgson, Fcrree.
Xbo minutes of the preceding meeting were
read and approved.
Tho Committee appointed to effect a consoli
dation of the Fall Fairs of the Horticultural
- and the County Agricultural Society, reported
through Capt. Negley that, the arrangements
bad been effected, tho Horticultural Society to
receive 25 per cent. ’of the net profits of the
united fair. Report adopted.
The consideration of the premium list was de
terred until a special meeting, to be called by
tho President, at which meeting the Premium
Committee will report.
On motion, Messrs. Young, Oerwig, Snod
grass, N'egloy and Speer, were appointed a com
mittee, willful! discretionary powers, to confer
with a committee of the Stato Society, who will
visit Pittsburgh, with reference to the coming
Fall Fair of the Stato Society.
CoL Fcrree exhibited a lot of fine apples,
wrhich were highly approved by tho Board.
Ou motion, adjourned.
Quactsr Svssioas.—There were no cases of
any importance before the Court yesterday, and
in the afternoon our reporter was called away
by '/thor pressing business. Wm. Sohr was
found guilty of larceny, in stealing $5, and re
manded for sentence Jcnkin Edwards plead
guilty to larceny and was also remanded for
sentence -Henipr Husselmeyer; assault and
battery. Verdict, not guilty Geo. Cooley,
David Porter and Patrick Mullen, recently con
victed of highway robbery, plead guilty to four
charges of larceny and were remanded for sen
tence David Fry and Hugh Cameron, of Al
legheny, indicted with several others for riot, on
oath of John Keown, near Perry grille, last Feb
ruary, were on trial yesterday afternoon.
A Numerous Prooest.— Mr. Samusl Wright
iOA /armer who resides in Jefferson township,
Wfi«hiu^ toQ Co., Pa. He is a hale old gentle
man of ov,*t 80 years, and his good lady Is near
lv of tbo He made full time, and a
full hand io D l ® harvest field last year. Mr.
and Sirs Wright Are the parents of 18 children,
grandparents of 11*. and great grandparents of
45, miking on aggregate °f 174 children. The
old couple ore mill enjojifig excellent health,
and ore surrounded by their children ond child
ren’s children. \
Dcquxsne Borough.— The following borough,
office™ were elected at tho. lnjt mooting of
Council: Treasurer, Andrew Hare; Board Mens
nior. Wm. Oakley; Wharfinaster, George W.
Craig. 1
Em Bibmdtgiiam- —The following borough
officers were appointed at thelait meeting of the
Council: Clerk, James Beck; Treatnrer,
Michael Lipp; Solicitor, B. B. Carnahan, Esq.
Cuajkis or Fisa.—We direot attention to the
card of Hitchcock, McCreary & Co., hi t»4aj’<
naner The now partner in tho firm, Mr. Hitch
hook ie » gentleman long and farorably known
to us and we commend him to the business
community generally.
Wu would call attention to tho list of Stoeka
offered by Messre/Austm Loomia & Co., at the
Mnjv.h.nt'a Exchange, thia erentng, consisting
?," f CiUxens; BnUj*
Mttabnrgh Insurance Stock and Odd Fellows
Hall Stock.
w. hare recereed from Prof. A. M. Reed, the
Annual Catalogue of ft® SteubenTfll. Fe
iale Seminary. The whole 025*1*1. ,
during tie y߻rwul72.
A Snout Histobt of Notable ErcsT* at orn I
Cocxtt Jail.—We hare a few facte of the in- " ® •
aide history of tho “Bastfle oo the Hill,'’ which ' 'VvVv'o »'FT«77>'v i‘%
We desire candidly to lay beforo the people of Ir ‘ *
: tWa city and county. We hare several timed SgvA li: _v r n ft , m f fmxCTO: ! S ll ?’’ 6 .’
™Zi? ktn *■>
msutnlion and desire to do so again. asking tho organisation of that lerriiory.
In the first place, the turnkeys are os follow: Tho Minnesota Bill came ap.
A man named Knottier, sentenced to.the jail ! *!r- Polk, in view of Mr. Wilson’s amendment
for assault and battery. He, we believe, is No. y ester day, adopted moved that Minnesota be allowed
1. Second, we/haro Bob-Shepley, sentenced for : th^ c representatives. Lost, yeas 14,nays 24.
larceny; third, James Mackerel, sentenced for Mr. Doolittle’s amendment to Mr. Fitch’s amend
assault and battery with intent to kill. ji, e ; me .^ t an . d l° 8t » yeas 20, nays 33.
right place for him is Allegheny City, within the I,tc “ * original amendment was submitted to
walls, but his counsel plead irith Judge McClure Zl TJlwL"™'T','!!”'' I"”
to h» mpp/*trnl oti/l witu u;_ 1 1 ~ r a „ anally assumed the shape that Minnesota bo
ill I),?n/r!r d h . h lo 3 cl J colleagues allowed two representatives until a new caucus shall
are the police officers, so to speak, of the mati- show that it is entitled to a third. Lost: veas 1H
tution known m town as the County Jail. Cn- ‘ nays 27.
der such worthy keepers, of courso a high sys- Mr- Iverson, of Ga., moved that Minnesota bo
tem of moral restraint prevails. But how mat - j to two representatives until the next impor
ters are regulated there, may bo more clearly y onmcnt of representatives among the various
inferred from the following truo histories: L ’ ,t; d.j. 20
Simon Brady was commuted to jail some days ti „; “’,“,“'7 “ ‘, ho ° 7 00 Ir ' D , ou 1 s! “'
.f j 1 , , ~ ,« 1 tion on Monday last, to strike out the whole section
* e ly conduct ; that is, Mr. Brady The yeas and nays being asked thereon, Mr. Douglas
was crazy. He is a good, honest, hard working [ withdrew tbo amendment.
map, who has periodical attacks of insanity, Mr. Benjamin, of La., moved to reconsider, which
which last but a short time. Becoming violent, motion being carried by five majority, tho question
he was sent to jail as a place of safety, nntil he recurred on Mr. Iverson’s amendment. It wa* again
might recover. Alderman Steel, for whom he los . l: 21 » 29 -
hod worked and who was interested in him vis- MrJfulee, of Florida, said he had several atnend
itedthoman and found him with a black eye offer, but moved to postpone tho further
and otherwise bruised. Brady was sane when co “ 9ldora . t ‘ on of tbe b,U t.U to-morrow.
iU il.lo,m» n 1 ~ 3 . . , , , Several Senators seemed desirous to take a veto on
b«i !r ma n llod OD , h T* “? declared that | tho bm , bot an eiocative gession wag fiDaIJ/ a d
~ , g 0 lars stolen from him in tho jail; i upon, and the Senato subsequently adjourned,
that when he charged tho theft upon somo of I Hocse.—Mr. Burlingame of Mors, said ho trarop
them, a young man kicked birn in tbo stomach, i led tjio threat of disunion scornfully and defiaotly
Kuntzler, the lovely turnkey, then ru9bcd to tho ■ under ft*ot. He would shake hands with tho fire-eaters
melee and pounded Brady to his heart’s content. I the'Suuth to exterminate the doughfaces who mis-
The poor fellow bad to stand it, because he bad I represent tho views of the North. 110 was prepared
fallen among thieves. Now we want the people t 0 vo *° for *^ r * Crittenden's amendment of the lian
to bear in mind that these are not mere empty ! f aa BUI * ile tfaid lbe Democrats, the Repub
charges, for yesterday Mayor Weaver, who never r l!ioSoutb Americans all unitoon this floor
wearies In the way of his duty, and Alderman [in rcMon % but precenoert which
Siect, went before tbe Grant! Jury and made a Sth* I '’CL"' H
T„r .t! _ 1 tr , ~ maU( - a to the young men of the country without distinction
presentment of this rasca , Kuntzler, the turn- of party to stuialn the Douglas men, who hare kept
key, a couvict in tbo jail, and the above facts their faith and remained firm while others have bled
having been shown to them they found a true . * D tho presence of power.
bill against him. His sentence, which ho is now ! Mr. Gilmer, of Georgia, arguod in favor of »d mit
eorving out at a turnkry, will expiro on the Blh ‘‘“g Kansas without the Lecompton Constition. leav.
of April, and ho will be tried on the new indict- * Dg lho P eo P I<J 10 *»>rly settle the question. The la
ment on the 10th. So much for Ihc first caao !uo of lhis woulJ ~o satisfactory to them and the
The second caso is on this wise. On the 22nd co .“ at . ry anJ 00 P rinc *P , « would thereby bo cumpro
of March a negro man named Jesse Waters, misC ‘'
about CO years of age, was sent to jail while
suffering under an attack of insanity. This man
came to this city from Philadelphia, bringing
the highest recommendations, which be has ■
proved himself worthy to have received. After
ho came here he procured a situation as cook or
waiter at that well known place of resort, “The
Pittsburgh Club Rooms.” The man was attack
ed with a severe fit of insanity, and a formal
complaint having been laid before the Mayor, he
had him committed to the watch house, and then
I in order to secure Waters’ comfort and safe keep
i ing until such time as the Guardians of the Poor
might communicate with Philo., of which city the
lunatic is a citizen, be was sent to jail on March
22nd. There he, a raving crazy man, was put in
the same cell with tho negro man Cox, who cut
the throat of Louisa Williams, in Garrison alley,
some weeks since. He had not been there long
j when a cry of murder was heard, and the at
tendants whom we have already mentioned,
rushed in and tried to knock Waters down.—
The old fellow, however, got out of his cell,
when the lovely “Charley” Bothwell. committed
to jail for stealing two sides of beef, rushed
valiontly upon the poor creature and dealt
him a murderous blow under tbo jaw. A
lawyer who happened to be at the jail visiting,
his client, heard other prisoners congratulating
“Charley on tho manner in which be
“floored the nigger.” £ll these things happen
ed about a week ago. Yesterday, Geo. Fortune,
Esq., Secretary of Board of Guardians, received'
a letter from the Philadelphia Board recognizing
their obligations to support Waters, and re
questing him to be sent thither. Mr. F., who
is a kind hearted man, together wiih the
Mayor and Drs. Shaw and TindU who hap
pened to be along, went to the jail to aeo about
moving Waters. Dr. Shaw said as Boon as he
saw the man-that his jaw was brokeu, and more
over expressed it as hia opinion that it would be
very difficult to set it again Ever since the
first day he was committed this man ha 9 been
lying in his cell with a broken jaw, the hones
being unset. Mr. Fortune at once procured his
release and he was sent to the hospital. We are
sure this fact never could havo come to the no
tice of Dr. Baldwin, who is intent upon his duty
as jail physician. We simply state the fact/,
without any wish to color or distort them and
if anything more utterly disgraceful can bo
found wo wouldliko to hear of it. Jf.my person
knows anything worse we would be glad if they
would keep it to themselves.
.$3,60/5 60
136 23
671 28
459 84
198 30
899 40
3,286 80
375 04
651 84
A boy yesterday brought nn infant's arm,
which he had picked up at the corner of Hand
and Liberty strec.s, to the Mayor's office. The
Slayor has it preserved in alcohol. It has a
gash on the back of the hand as if inflicted by
a hatchet. Dr. Murdoch thought it had not
been cut off by a car wheel, which was at first
supposed. There is no clue to the-mystery
as yet.
Tn* rescued from the Col. Crossman,
under the circumstances which we noticed yes
terday, turns out to hare been that of E. O.
Kennedy, plasterer, who was on his way hither
from New Orleans. His brother resides in
-Birmingham and his wife and three children in
Tarcntnm. His body will be brought home for
interment.
The Grand Jury, having passed upon 000
bills, finished their labors yesterday and were
discharged.
BtACKtrooD s Magazine, for March, has been
received, and is for sale by Hunt & Miner, Ma
sonic Hall.
Strakurr /» Towju. —Wo have been gratified by a
eall from Frederick Ayer, Esq., tho business man of
the firm of J. C. Ayer A Co., Low-oil. A short ac
qoaiotanco with tho gentleman convinced us that
not tho Doctor’s skill in compounding bis medicines
is alono concerned in the immense consumption of
them ; but that it takes business talent of no ordi
nary meagare to pus them Around tLe world. Mr.
Ayer, manifestly, has tbesp abilities and tbu success
of his house show* that he uses them
Wkiy. j
GLYCERINE,
OLYCERIXE,';
‘GLYCERINE,
Highly perfumed. Sura cure and preventativo of
Chapped Hands, Faco and Lips, for sale at
SUPER'S DRUG STORE,
comer Pcuq and St. Clair Street*.
Moving Day is approaching and housekeepers
will find the occasion a good one to procure each ar
ticles as they need. G. W. Hobley, Federal street,
Allegheny, is prepared to furnish Cooking Stoves,
domestic house-furnishing, Wire Bird Cages, and
everything in his line, very cheap for ca»h.. Exam
ine his stock of stoves Before purchasing elsewhere.'*
We tUlnk vre are Justified In laying
that no other Fill or remedy for Liver Complaint, lias gain
ed, so deservedly, the reputation now enjoyed by Dr.
McLant'tCkUbTalii liwr prepared by Fleming Brtu*.
of Pittsburgh. As an evldoace that they will cure, rva-l
the following certificate from a lady residing iu oar own
city:
N*w Yoke, January 33d, ISSIi.
This is to certify that I bsvo had tbs liver complaint for
six yean, asd never could get any medicine to help me un
til 1 commenced using Dr. M'Lane’i Celebrated Liver Fills,
prepared by Fleming Bros 1 can now any to the public,
that they have completely cured me; and I do hereby ro
commend them to all persons afflicted with a diseased Liver.
They will cure. Try them.
MARIA EVANS, N 0.93 Lewis*.
tAwFurchasersahankkbecareful toaskforDß-M’LANE 8
0 BLED BATED LIVEKTILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
-BROi, of Pittsburgh, Fa. There are other Fills purporting
to be Liver FOls, now before the public. Dr. M'Lane's gen
oloe Liver Pills, also bis celebrated Vermlfugo, can now be
bad at all respectable drug stores. None genuine xnthcnU
Ike denature af mrCCtriawT - FLEMING BROB.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.—
MISS KIMBJSRLY Loin ahd Mansctsxss.
J. G. HANLEY Bt*sk tturaan.
ruct or ADxisaioa.
Boxm _...6Qe. 1 Private Box, large fS.OO
Second Tier 25c. j Private Box, small 6,00
Third Tier - lie. | Colored 80x........ 60c
Colored Gallery 55c.)
Single Seats in Private 80x,51,00. ’*
Pint night of the engagement of Mr. T. Q. RADAWAY.
THURSDAY EVENING, April Ist, 1858, will he acted the
comedy of PAUL PRY.—Paul Fry, Mr. T.H.Hadaway;
Phoebe, Mrs. Van Dee ring.
Dance Master Lewii.
To be followed with the petite remedy, entitled COOL AS A
CUCUMBER—riompor, Mr. J. G. Hanley; Wiggins,
Mias Safford.
To conclude with the laughable. farce, entitled THE DEAD
SHOT—Uector Timid, Mr. Hadaway; Louisa Lovetrick,
Ross Cline
Safety and Economy in Light.
WHY will you burn Comphene and fluid,
when you can get a cheaper end Utter light. Pure
Kerosene oil, made fn-m the gas of Cannei Coal, produces
the cheapest, most brilliant, steady, pleasant and safe port
able light ever offered to the public, and no danger of ex
plosion; more brilliant tb&a goe, ana quite as cheap; lamps
of tbe roost simple nnd cosily managed construction. Fur
ealoby I. D. A G. HODKINSON.
No. 79 Smitbfield street.
Beware of a counterfeit already in tbe market, made
from Osmphene, with a little Coal oil to scant it. f-2fcdly
New goods for spring sales.—
Wear* dally receiving from our own and Eastern
Factories, additions to our eto«k, which consists in part of
Floor Oil Goths. Carriage Oil Cloths,
Furniture OU Goths, Table Oil Goths,
Crash OU Cloths, Transparent Oil Goths;
Transpt Window Shades. Buff Hollands and
Shade Trimmings.
Merchant*, Hoowkeeper* and other* reqairingany goodi
fo oar line aroloTltod to call and examine the Block and
Judge fortbemaelre* (o regard to
No. 20 and 23 St. Qalftreot
RHUBARB ROOTS—SOD strong Plants
rfy. Victor!* „ r ‘
AGNESlA—Unsband’s, Henry's’ Mus
■ar’a u)d Citrate. conitaottj os hand at
j jos FLEMINGS, for Utamood and Markat «t-
ACKEOWN* FINLEY are Agents for
the J. B. brand cf VaraUbfi. Warebotue No. IG7
Liberty atryt. P l ** 6
fTTALL PAPER—Spring Stock, new pat-
VV ttraa at Paper Boom of E.C. COCHRANE,
ijy No. 6 Federal et, Allegheny.
* S—2s bbla. receiving by
URPSbu*... '**nx*oWs * must,
*«• ribattj atZWt
Btflfl
A—.
No. i». _
;<p. dal Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gazette ]
Hahiusui ho, March
Senate.—Tho Bill relative to Munongahola Bor
ough has passed finally and goes to House.
Ibe hill relative to tho Zelinoplo Road was finally
passed and needs but the Governor's approval to be
come a law.
As the bill relative to the Allegheny Commons will
probably be vetoed by tho Governor ns passed. Mr.
M ilkin« offered a resolution declaring that the sec
tion vacating certain streets bo repealed. It i«be.
lioved that the amendment will bo concurred iu and
the bill become a law by receiving tho Governor's ap
proval.
Hdcse.—ln tho House this morning, Mr. llodge
aon offered a Resolution which tho House refused to
read a second time, to investigate charges of corrup
tion in passing tho Sunbury K. R. Bill, the v.,to be
ing 12 yeas against 4f> Days.
Tho following Bills were read in place; By Mr.
Scott; to release Samuel Baird from the penalty of
usury. By Mr. Foster; To enable the City of Pitts
burgh to increase its revenue. By Mr. Irwin: To
enable Isaac Pennock, Trustee, to sell property.
The Bill to sell the Canola to the Sunbury Rail
road was taken up and fought at every stop. After
the previous question had been called five or six
- times it passed a second reading.
Mr. Foster offered an amendment m endorse the
bonds not guaranteed by the state, and in cose tho
sale on a mortgage is n->t enough to pay the state,
the Commonwealth resume possession, Lost: yeas 39
nays 50.
The bill for the re-charter of the Merchants’ and
Manufacturers Bank passed finallv and needs but
the Governor's approval to become’a law. The vote
was yeas 43, nays 30; all oar representatives voting
aye except Mr. Foster who voted in the negative,
and Mr. Voegbtley who did not vote.
Laieit trom Europe,
Xew \ohk, March 31.—The Canard steamship
Persia, arrived this moruiog, with Liverpool advices
to tho 20ih inst.
Livebpool, March IS.—Provisions: The market
closed with a declining tendency. Beef hearr. Pork
do Tallow unchanged: butcher'* quoting at 55*.
Liverpool Breamutfs Market.—The bread
stuffs market closed steady, with some large specula
tion purchases. Tho marKut clospd at following quo
tations: Western 21 (£22<; Philadelphia and Balti
more 22<£235._ Wheat closed dull at 6s 3d for
red, and 7t(a,7» 6d for white. Corn closed steady
with an improved demand; mixed and yellow quoted
at 33s 6d (i£34s.
Liverpool, 19th.— Cotton. The sales f..r the week
were 31,000 boles, including 4,000 to t-pccuiaiors and
3,000 to oxj orters. Thera has been a decline of J
iu all xjUAlities. the market closing with a declining
tendency. Tho sales to-day were 4,000 bales; hold
ers were pressing on tho market. The quotations are
03 follows: Fair Orleans, 7s; middling, 7s; fair Mo.
bile, "i; middling. Cj; fair uplands, 7s. middling ftj.
The stock in port is 350,000 bales, including 243,000
American.
Ciiicaco, March 31.—The mooting last night, held
for the purpos.o <>f endorsing the Administration, was
a failure. The’'anti Tecomptonitej had a m;«j..rity,
and refused tn hear speeches in defene* of th* Ad
ministration.
St. Loti l !. March 31.—The river is falling again,
and ali the upper «trcaws aro on a decline, lieuw
rein Ja>t night; clondy this morning, and very wet.
Thermometer at 54 J .
Louisville, March 31. —River falling; seven feet
eight inchen in the canal, and aix feet ~n iho falls.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer G3*.
Rictnrorrn. March 31.—The Legislature passed
the Bank Bill as amended, requiring a rcsumpth-n
of specie payments by the first of Mot.
Nea lung, March 31.—A company of sapper*
ind Miner* left West Point to-day for L'uh in com
aand of Col. buano and Lienu Aloxandcr.
Montreal, March 31.—Tho ice is breaking up
ind the river will soon bo clear.
Dunkirk, March 31. —The navigation is open
between here and iho western porta.
Telegraphic Markets.
iVrn- Ycse. March 31.—Cutton; calcs 600 bales at a ‘lncline
of %\ the ijcoutloa* are nominal; thurv is but littb- In
•in.ry not] tl.e pricm an? weak. Flour flrm; sales 12.00 U
bbls, exrej.t Southern, which is quirt Corn flrm; 27 000
bush niiXrO Western sold at lieef firm at sl2ft]3U.
I’oik strsdv, jirtftie at $13.C6r413,76. Ilacou quirt Uallrr
Tsllow and Lin-eed -toady. Lard lower; sales at W£iA
, Sugar heavy Cuflr* quiet. Tea; the tale was flat
Ooluug has slightly declined. Freight* are drooping Cattle
Murk-1 TliP receipts were, 2,400; Bhe*|> r.,o3u>. no
S*ino Beeves, owing to a docraaso in supplies, base ad-
TV 1 *"? }i c < ** le * 10 ''a> averago Hog* are quoted at
U S' I YS »'* corn fad; other* are unchanged Stock Market
lower; Chicago nnd Rock island. 72; Cumberland
Coal, 1*; lUitiois Centra] shares, lacrosse and MHwhii
kle, Michigan Southern, 22: X V Central 86fc; IbeiL
Ing, Railroad, 46%; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 31. CleVe-
Lu>d and Pittsburgh, 14.
—Port -ibn-PUIa, March 31 -Thure has been more doing in
Hour today, uud 4000 bbls were sold at *3,26 for snperflue
s4.6o for ertraand $4,02*4 extra family, inrlodiog Huxj
bbls of (ho latter on private terms, and 1000 bbls of ton
dnnued at $-1,37%; receipts are Increasing. Ryo Flour is
firm at |3,w, anifCoru Mea! at $i Wheal Is coming for
ward freely, and meets very limited Inquiry; 3000 bush sold
at for Bed, and $1”0@1,30 Tor White, including
Inferior, below our lowest figures. Rye Is wanted atVOc
,c * rc * * O<J »*otedato4(3Ml4c. Oats are steady at
35<i£3,c. Small sales of CloTorseed at fVs4,l 2U In Uro
ccrk-», no change, except in Coffee, which is held higher
ProrUxmt ara unchanged; sales of Mess Tort In lots, at $l7
cuah. Damn, Groan Meats and Lard lu »ery limited suptdy
SOOOhnsh Ohio Potatoes sold at 90c. Whisky Is firm at
CixciTfiATi. March 31 —Flour dull and prices drooping!
•ales of 2,600 bbls at $3,65@0,66 for superfine. Whisky
.""."l b , b i* “ J 1 largo- Mass Pork
hi E h« ; r lCrOO bbl. sold at $lO. and 200 bbls to be delivered
7. h ° f.7* of JuD ° ■“ 5 16 W> - Bulk Side, advanced to Sc.
il . le * u f- » demand tor the former. Them la
nothing doing in Shoulders or Lard.
*"• *• «*»* A. JXCISOI
C f** eatLL ... Att'y at Las
HEKRY, JACKSON &, CAMPBELL.
ikneral Land Agenti and Ktal Estate Brokers,
•D EFERE\CES:-nON E “j X S."bLAufe,
« V S £? l * rsot ’ f“~ Uon. J. L. Dawson, Brownsville, Pal
H. L. JUchmond.Ksq., Mead villa, P&2 Uon. Wm.
Woahington City; Hon. C. L.Knapp, Washington Cltr O. W 1
Cleveland, Fort Dee Moines, Iowa; Wm. D. Knox. lowa Cltw
Uerritt CUrk, Esq, Foaltnoy, Vt.} Hon. Wm. C. Bradley
Brattlehoro, Vt.; Clark A Brother*, N. Y.; Clark A Brothers!
St. Luula, J. J. Beardsley, Esq .. Rock Island, Ilk Messrs.
Ainsworth A Lynde, Bock Island. Ilk Messrs. Fish k Leo,
Bunkers, Rock Island, 111. my22;iyway
SEED POTATOES—EarIy Kidoey and
Moontain Jnbe. mr2fr6td« JAMES WaKDROP
QUO HIIDS. PRIME N. 0. SUGAR fur
sale en landing (mrl7) JA3 OARbINEIt.
CHEAP WALI. PAPER—Thousands of
rolls to sell at 8,10 and 12U cenu.
W. I*. MARBTIALL A CO.
PJ[] EAGS) DRIED APPLES for salo by
BAOALEY, OU3ORAVE A Co
mr2l Xo. 18 and 20 Wood it.
"| SACKS FEATHERS for sale by
J- BAGALKY, COSORAVK 4^o
n»r24 Xo. 18 A 20 Wooil st.
1 n DRUMS CODFISH for sale by '
d- '-J BAOALEY, COfiORAVK' A CO
mril No. 13 A2O W U od ,e.
FRESH- BUTTER—C bbls. choice Table
Rutter, Just received and fur salo at No. 27 6th at
*°f33 11. RIDDLE.
GLYCLRINL & CAMPHOR SOAP— fgro.
"f this Bopcrior articlojuat r*c'd and for Mia hr **
B, L- FAHNESTOCK 4 CO.
MOLASSLS —400 bbls. Plantation and 20
bbl». Sjtuj> MoUsaet Ja»t mM and for w]» by
_ It- ROBISON * CO.
T ARD—3O kegs and 5 bbls. Lard just rec'd
-U lad lor »4le by nr?o ' R. ROBISON * CO.
T LAS—150 half chests Y. H. Imperial and
Black Tea* Jut rac’d and Tor tala br
■ mr2Q R. ROBISON A CO
rpOBAGCO.—3O boxes s 'a, b's and 9’s lump
JL Tobacco, pric« 15 c*nu par lb,Jeat rpcaired and for
,4 * o i;y T. UTTLK k CO,
. mra> No. lla Second «trr*L
BACOJv —00.000 lbs. llama, Shoulders and
Pidei in <mok« bcra*« tud for cole by
IL KOB
HAIR DYE—A large assortment of Jules
Hand’s Liquid Hair Dye just redd by
mr!s MAC&EQWN A FINLEY.
PEARL ASH —60 bbls. just rec’d nnd for
«la by PfIQ J. B. CANFIELD. ~
LIME— 200 bbls. fresh in store and for sale
by mrlO J. B. CANFIKi.ry
CHEESE —750 bxs. prime WR in store
and far tala by arid J p CANFIELD.
COFFEE, Ac.—2so bgs. choice Rio Coffee;
100 bbu. Balt. Bynrp Molmi.
Arming end fee nto by arlO will* WILSON,
I Commercial.
COMMITTKB nr ARBITRATION FOR FEBRUARY.
F. It. Rktoot. V. T, Joan J. dlLuam Saxm. Sauvsa,
Jo.LPii H. HUNTER, AUSTIN LOOMIS.
PITTSBURGH AAKKETS.
, Reported Specially for the PilUburyh GaeUt.. j
PirrsscsoS' Thursday, Aran. 1,1868.
FLOUR—A moderate inquiry, sale.,on wharf of 70 bb!j
lop-T. at $3,26 and .'(4 do at $3,20 From store, 46 and 20
bids family extra, at 54,59; 18 and 20 do extra at s%T&£s
$3,Si; and 300, 120 and 150 bbli at $3.50 for super, $4,00 for
extra and $4.60 for. family do.
GRAIN—SaIm on the wharf of 700 but Ry# at 53, eatb;
Oats, 700 bus, at 26@27 and 350 do from store at 29; Com*
50 hue on wharf at 43. , ’
GkoCEltlltf Sales of 25.15. 10 and 10 bbd*Sugar, at 7U
<s>l». principally Molauos, W.bbls at 35@Sfl, 40
■ o i 25 hbU at 35, and 15 do to country dt JTJ^.
BACUN—SaIes of 9,000 lbs Hog Round at TV, 9 and 9sf
and 19.0X1 lbs In lota at 7K@"K f jr Shoolderi and 9W for
M eatern Hama.
I l>i 'LFS—A demand for prion; aalea of 23 and 100
t.! T t;rioo, " l SL75@$2,OQ; and 125 do at $2.11
. , »“l'pl7 n l«rge and market dull; a tale
, * Ncshannock* was made at depot on private term*
~wi.iu<„ were offered at 45 without iodine a pnrcha*er
>md lot) bus do ~,M from store at 60. * purcna**r,
HAY—-email Bile, at scale.at $UV«.514,50, *54 too.
*1 i cf 140>,bl * N o. lat }1,61 and 100 sack* at
**•-0 y* tack.
u l pi?n« K c R ! V “e S? 1 " ,u Chantry of 10bbl. at $10,50.
1 of , ,n * cloTcr »* from .tore.
l '»°fJ l1 'Jcas- , . c once n traUd Lye at 14.
LIM b—Sale, of 21 bbl. Lonitvllle *t $1,2;..
h- .0.-—Saie* of 10 bb!. on wharf at 10 and 3 do from .tore
tnVu !I | *? a 1,6, 6 21 large, at $11.50 ft bbl
ibalfbbf eSUr '' irrfWh t ° * t,U; «i« at fG
WHISKEY Sale* 111 I,bis RcclMed at 2052» piUon _
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Tl.e following L. a comparative statement of the condition
Mar-b RaDk * of Uie CUjr ot - Vcw y ° rk - *M*rrh 20, and
5107,444,550 loc.Sl,Gis.tKj2
C1.902.a50 30,920,471 Dec. U 78.154
Circulation 0,853,85*2 5,692,231 Dik Mjto
Norn Dcp'ts. . . 91,235,505 00,644,095 Dot.. 5W.4U7
Uud’ti Dp : t. 74,173,915 74,1»J1,7U9 Int. 27,799
The increase in 10-sob ariiing mainly from Uie purchau of
of Treasury notes, which are included In the aggregate
statement. The decline in the specie resorTo. i. attribu
table to the depo.lt* of coin In the Snb*Trca*ury t to be
exchanged for the new loan—JN. Y. Time. .
Import, by Railroad.
P. Ft W. AC. It. It.—ll sks pcuioes. W. A. Piasavast ?
W but oats, 2 bid egg', 10 pcs wuat. liarmlollart 3 car* coat C
W, A. M'Clurg, 4G bgi wheat, 98 an ty.,, 3 bbls egg* g
M<-rr«r i «r, 7 hide*. It Hard; 18 ski oom, 10 dn b. w. fljitr *
18 bbls flour. Harilord; 2 Ibis eggs t do butter, Scott, Ora-
haul k co: 42 ski dr apples.s6 bbls apples, D.C.llerbttjJSncs
pork. *> *lll beaus, W. 11. Smith * co; 120 iks dr apples, 12
sks * beat, 109 bgs oats, 42 do rye, 85 bus ewn; J Oralc* 05
doz browns, E. Filch; 156 bus potatoes, 25 pa bacon,- Is bbl C
sppics. J„ Peterson; 4 bull eggs, 144 bg» rye, M'Clurkou A r
co; IST bids apples, EJdndg.-: 5 kgs butter, 3 sks dr apples *■
W. Carrico; 300 bus potatoes, C. B. Leech; 300 du, 31 C
Belknap; 300 do. J Orszler, 300 do rye. Watt A WIlsoo; 108 I
tgs plaster. W. O. Price; 300 bus wheat, Kennedy A Bra; 1
car reapers and mowers, J. A \V Rea; 200 bus cots. W. Duff
10 bbls applei. 4 ski rags. 44 do* buckets, R. Daliell A co; 47 Q
doz brooms, C Slade, 28 ebs rags, 12 UU paper, Perkins A r
co; 300 bus potatoes, D. Main SoOdo, Benjamin; 40 ska do C
5 bbls eggs. Sncatbeo; «9 iki tr*»« Stockton A cc; 17 doz
brooms. 3 bbl rlov« raced, 26 ska dr apples, Brown A Ktrk-
patnek; 24 ska wheal. Phillips, 6 bbls eggs 3 do butter, 3sks
beaus. R. lUiUsou A co; 9 bbls apples, Shrtver A Dilworth 1
4 bgs rlovrnieed, 8 do. potatoes, U. 11. Collins; 160bbls flour ! C.
C. It. Leech; 300 bus apples, Uirtoi; 7 bbls do, J. Gardiner I
350 bus potatoes, J Patton, jr; 17 ffc« dr fruit, J. Dysr- 5 bbl 1
wl.ukey, 31'Keown A i'inloy; 25 bbls oil. B. A. fahnsetock
A co; 30 bg* flaxseed. Atwell, Lee A co; 15 bbls eggs odo ”
butter. 150 bus potatoes. 14 cars cattle, 7 do hogs* 73 bbls I '
apples. owner*: 22 do butter, 69 do eggs, Kea; 123 do. 5 do
oil. 2514 do fl..ur, 132, do apples, 51 do butler, 1&U0 bus wheat »-
28 ils dr apples, TO rks flacon, 53 bxs do, 50 bbls lard, 123
*ks potatoes, 2iVj bides, 17 sks wool, Clarke k co.
Imports by Hirer,
MON-iNCAUKLA NAVIGATION CO—ll pc liosn, 20 6
iks corn; 119 do wheal, 1 bbl flour, owners; 2 bx mdt, 10
bbl, lu do floor, 3 bgs corn, Swindler 4 bx money. Smith
17 rolls leather. WcaTer; 11 pc tltnbor, Blair; 3 bbl egg*
RodU 6 bbl apples, owner*; 4 do eggs, ownor 34 bbl flour
Thompson; 339 bx glass. Flack; 127 Ml paper, Collins; 4*4
f i "‘- LoTe * 6SU do do, Miller A Ricketson; 1?
Us hay, Glltnore; 33 bbl apple*. owner.
MJLLSBORO per Flat Oen Scott— 4oobbl apples 900 bn*
Oils, to do dr apples, lot moving. 2 buggies.
WEST NEWTON per Judge MTlure_22pc Iron. .*-00 ft
Irjerd. 1 too marketing, 212 bntuau; lot coal boat pins. 3
buggies, 79 bbl flour..
WHEELING, per CbeTolt— 25 kgs tobae, Lewis A Edgar’ I e
tnn; 7 bbl, 24 Shi <ir applet, Gdlms; lo bbl applet, 5 do egg!
Clarke A co: 2s do potatoes, Hagan; 15 bbls apples, Herbert /■
32 bg> >«u. owner, 112 ski rye, Woodrow; 85 do do, Mus-
grave. T 5 bbl apples, owner 26 sks oats. Uuffman 4 cc 46
bbl flour. H’Cully. 17 sks rys. Bell; 28 bbl floor 13 do
apples, 113 bgi coru, Fetzer 02 do do. Riutall; lo ska scran /■
rahn-etijik L_
TTio nvor.ie getting quite low and tbe number of U»U
gradually Ire«<nlnt;. From tbe i*»lut t« tbe foot of Market
«tre*t are tow only .bum three boat* where there
wrro »u the oponmg of navigation more than twenty, The
. u-t rT u‘ t “ Kl ? ,W "*„ mo * tl7 ““*•!» U» regular linae
lo tthoetlag. Zaneinlle. or the upper nver»
.. -About lb* only article of pniduceio which there li a
•teaxly aciivr 10J decided tuovetneßt it potatuea. Watjo not
remember to haTe seen anythlog like It boforc. Tboa*au<ia
°V, .? D ', 1 ' of “ l k * l<wn Jl»ch«TCe<i Upon the levee
Within the latt two or throe week. The traaiaat .turner*,
those whir), ti o. the water,. of thegreat rivers have r
] rrr a t. l 7:V' < P .. !U^£! r, Y Th.boata learlugCludn- r
« •, ; r , J tu tv ‘?2 0wU r mm lh * '*■
MU.jt.-ek. W . jr Jii-nn.r Gladiator, C*pt Moore, and I
Klrpbon liecvtur. Opt tuilrv ;
, The only arrival* nelow yeaterday waa the Cbevoil 1 /•*
»> b-ohiig
Tbe Departure. were (be South Am.rte* full of people for
5t Loiit*. iw»> the Aim* with »oot-freight l«r Now dh.».
»oii !••• I.ickfi f«r Louimllaond intermedia:* port* Tb*
Ida .W.Cspi. Mav wu *ll ready to U*to l M t evening
with imwdfcn and flight lu abundanre. She ti an il.rui
bote miJ will be a'serriosable on*. 0
UiVjVj, To-rur-The Prima Done*, Opt Ford. had lb*
br *? on »•««■ She in lively
with t-e, business Ilk*. Sb* »1U leave Unliy
positively *i 4p M , { or the Missouri river, *l*o tb* rteamer
!. rb ; l * l ' l Tb " •j'loodld CwnbnJg*.
c*pt Deane, w,n leave thil p>»y for th* Illinois river. Now
1»’ll* rl.Ki.r* Tb- Minerva, C*pt. GurdoD will 1 **«
U-I.y c-rutr.ly for L-«U»III* Tb* Moderator. Capt.
yrank Marat*. will Ireve Unlay for St Loan. The N
U.-lme*. Capt. U*du«dj loots likely to l*a(* to-day for M zce
pel!.
Aftet to day, tli« J.cob Toe, Clara Dean and Potomar are •
the oili *f>at» her- which ar. up for Louisville .... fbe R T Ti
e«i»« and Vixen are loading for the Upper Mississippi. They r
wi.l 1.-atr . lor otb«r*l>o»U »v**JrertiMaieoL “
N*?nvti.u— Th. Cumberland wa* to ft n - narlgal.U order
• <r, tbe 2.th. Tb- lairy Qiireo left Na*hvi|| tt for Cincinnati,
on the 25th. enJ the Hastings for I’ittsbargb, on the 26th.
Locis—' The Rowona, Argonaut and M*t*or. from *■
1 itut>urt;h. arrived on Sunday Departed—Alumoot, f..r
Wbreling; Uallacaatid Anglo-baxon. for Pittsburgh, and
CLeeatiiaii, o>r Cincinnati.
The >t Louis aud 9t Paul Union line will 1.0 compOMd
Penibtnaw. Capt. Urlffith; Canada,
«a.-d; Uenry Clay. Ca rati be 11; Metropolitan, Rhode*; Min- f
ik*.U Bella, Hill: \U L Ewing, Green; Denmark, Gray; *ll
■nle-wbnet and fine *i*ara-r» The weather conUnuee verv -
ogroealle 1
Another Missouri Rlv.* Steamboat Line has bewn formed
?* ‘“rn frura the Mo.. 11-pnblican. reusi.tiiig of the L.
foil "*10,; l-rfUe to be called the People*. Line; Star of the
West . Duncun d. C.irUr, Platte Valley, L. A. Ogden. E. M. <
RyUnd.klurfrjc*', D. A. January. J. H. Oglcl.y, Kowena
ysnaba, Edinburgh, .-ky.Lark. Aw Witgua. Flnrilds, Wm I
CJimpbeil, rulun.J. H. Loess, Admiral. War Ksale, tmm I
Alonru I hiM. .-join City, Carrfor, John Warner T. E Ttitt • •-<
Monongabela, Emigrant. Meteor.
On Fnday night, about 12 o’clock, th* Jeani*
w nipple, t..und down, cacn* in eolllsion below hock Itlaod
one OI the barge, of tbe Utt*r Btriklng the formor about ten
I- et from her U,w, and it r» suf.puted iToniagod her »o much
u. t« her tu l»*k badly
Tim r. 11 that the steamer John Dell was sunk, turnsout
Ir. i e uufoundM She arTlesd at 8l Louis on Friday from
. In’calln*, with a large cargo. She had met with no accident
whatever. ......Tim owners of the sUwmer Flora, which was
snnk at the Rock Island bridge, have mado amneements to
have her raised at an expense of $3OO The Tishomingo
lab iy sunk on tbs Lower Rapids, has been raised end is
repairing damage, at Montroae A rij. of twent, reel
U reporte-i roming out of the Arkansas.
The Uw»l in the Wabash is abating tbouglTlbe country all
around viocenoes, is luuudate.], doing immeose dajnage to
the farms along the river. Al a point along the river Udow
' iuernoe- the river u ot.lof lu banks.making a ntldernass
Ot
Stssmboat Register,
AltßUKD—Jefferson. Brownsvilla; Luxerne, do; Colonel
Bayard, hlnal-eth, Uievoit Whoeling.
DEPARTED—Jefferson, BrowntTillo; Lcxsrne.do; Colonel
lUyard, Kllrabeth; CheVoil, Wbeeltng; Sooth America ‘■t
Louis; Alma. .New Orleans; Rocket, Cincinnati. '
River C feet—on a itaod.
HKLMBOLD-3 SEXIT.NE PREPARATION.
lIKLM HOLD’S tiennioo PREPARATION.
IIKLMBOLD’S Genuine PREPARATION,
li ELM HOLD'S Genuloe PREPARATION.
Is preparcl according to Pharmacy and Chemistry, with the
greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge devoted to their
combination.
HKLMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION—For dimaes
j)l the Dladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Dropsy.
RLA~b. READ. READ!—“*Y# afflictod read," the follow
ing certificate of a euro of over 20 years’ sundlng:
11. T. UcLaaoLi) —Dear Sir: I have been troubled with
an affliction of the Bladder and Kidneys for over twenty
ywirs. I have tried Physicians In vain, and at last conclu
ded to give your gonuioo Preparation a trial, as I bad heard
It highly spoken of. It afforded me immediate rellet 1
have nsed three bottles, and I have obtained more relief
fi OUIIU effects and feel much better than I have for twenty
years previous. I havo the greatest faith la lu rirtoes and
curative powers, and shall do all in my power to make U
known to the afflicted. Hoping this may prove advanta
geous to you lu assisting you to introduce the medicine l
am truly yours, m. McCoimci
Lewktown, Pa. Jan. 28,1867.
Should any doubt Mr. McCormick's statement, he refer*
to the following gentlemen:
Hon. Wm. Bigler, ex-Governor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Tbos B. Florence, Philadelphia,
lion. J. C. Knox, Judge, Tioga Co- Pa.
Hon. J. S. Black, Judge, Phnadelpuia.
Hon. D. R. porter, ex-Governor. Pennsylvania,
lion. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. R. C. Grier, Judge U. H. Court,
lion. O. W. Woodward, Judge. Philadelphia.
Hun. W. A. Porter, City Solicitor, Philadelphia.
Hon. John Bigler, exGovernor, California.
Hod. E. Banks, Auditor General, Washington, D. C.
And many others, If necMwary.
AST - He* advertisement headed
lIELMBOLD’S OE.NTINE PREPARATION,
in ano her column. mr2£:CmdawF
GROUND MUSTARD, dround Pepper,
Ground Cinnamon, Ground Gores, and 10b mats
Oaeaia. n*. 'd and fur eel* at wholcsalo or retail by
mr23 M aCREuWN k FINLEY, No. 167 Liberty et.
Extract logwood-s doz. boxeeTTr
sale at retiured rstea by MAOKEOWN k FINLEY,
/i D BBLS. LlNSEEDOlLtoorriveforealo
by m r23 MACKEOWN k FINLEY.
ARTIST MATERIALS of &U dcsciipUona,
to be had wholesale or retail by
mrl7 B. L. FAHNESTOCK k CO.
STRANGE'S Superior Peocit Sharpener,
for sale by W. S. HAVEN,
inrlD Corner Market and Second street.
SUGAR —110 hhds. prime N. O. Sugar just
rec'd and for sale by R. ROBISON A CO.,
mrto 266 Liberty street.
SPICES— 200 baga Pepper;
76 do Pimento;
15 balea Cloves; 1000 matU Cassia;
2 tierro# prime "Penang" Nutmegs;
Rom red and for sale by SURTVEK k DILWQRTH,
mr22 130 k 132 Second street.
MILL FEED—COOO lbs. chopped Food in
store and fur sale by DAVID C. PEBBBT.
BACON SHOL t LDERS~I2O pieces, country
cured, In sturs and for sale by
mr23 ATWELL, LEE k CO.
•LOUR—I 4 bbls., White Wheat, in store
and for talo by [mr23] ATWELL, LEE k CO.
IIBON k Ct).
EGGS— -5 bbla. fresh Eggs, rec'd and for
sale at No. 27 6th »L 11. RIDDLE.
QTARCH—IOO bxs. Pearl, 3U bbJs. do, just
kj rec’d and for sale by J B CANFIELD.
6 AO bbls. prime n. a molasses!
&tJ\J arriving and for «xle by JIB. GARDINER.
FEATHERS— 5 *acka just rec'd and for sale
by m-24 8. HARBAPQH k CO.
Murphy * bubohfield have just
recalved new Prints. Ginghams, Irish Linens, Jm—
New goods ncefrod every ww Cays it noth enet ceravat
ilhasd-ftUxieistxwti.
March 20. March
RIVER SEWS.
As many of the above Goods were bought of
®6;at s»fp ffiompnition
Call and ZCzamtn, our Stock before Pur-
Formerly Love Brothers, end Toting,
SION OF THB OBIGISAL BBC.BITE;
kuMnlai Httsbnigh, Penns.
DOVE'S COLUMN
SPRING AM) SUMMER
DRY GOODS.
subscriber having just returned from
N.w York and Philadelphia, feela cocfidcnt that ha cn of-
fer INDUCEMENTS TO PURCIIASEBS, both in atylee,
Qhafltjr and Price!, nnjurpaieed bj asp honaa Wett ol the
RICH FANCY DRESS SILKS,
RICH BLACK BAYADERE
DRESS SILKS,
RICH BLACK SILK ROBES,
“ PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
“ PRINTED BERAQES,
“ ROBES,
ORGANDIE LAWNS,
Also— Challieg, Crape De Espanees,
Lawns, Ac. .
SHAWLS AND MANTLES
BROCHE BORDERED
STELLA SHAWLS,
PRINTED BORDERED
STELLA SHAWLS,
Of over}- Stylo, Color and Quality.
varying in prices from Two to Fif-
tepn Bollftrs.
FRENCH LACE AND
CHANTILLA MANTLES,
From Three to Thirty Dollars.
NEEDLE WORK.
HANDSOME SETT
COLLAR AND SLEEVES,
VERY RICH REAL
FRENCH WORK COLLARS,
3 EMBROIDERED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS,
i—yJACONET \XD SWISS
EDGINGS, INSERTINOS
AND FLOrxcIXGS.
WHITE GOODS
PIQl'Ef CLOTH,
FOR BASQI'ES, COLLARS
AND SLEEVES,I
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BRILLIANTS,
JACONETTS, NAINSOOKS,
MULLS, SWISS,
VICTORIA LAWNS, 4«.,
PLAIN, PLAID, STRIPED
AND FIGURED.
HOSIERY.
A FULL AND COMPLETE AS-
SORTMENT.
Mourning Goods
OF EVERY DESOKIPTIJON;
GOODS FOR BOVS WEAR.
Black, Blue, Green, Drab and Olive
C LOTUS.
Block, Blue, Green, Drab and Olive
UASUMERETTS.
Plaid, Plain and Striped
CASSIMERES.
TWEEDS, MERINO.
NANKIN ETTS,
CASSIMERES.
Linea end Cotton Pant Staff,, Ac.
DOMESTICS.
THE LARGEST STOCK IK TIL
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS,
I.ABOE AUCTIONS, FOR CASH,
WE ABE ENABLED TO SELL THEM _
AT PRICES
ohaiing Elsewhere.
O. HANSON LOVE,
Stevenson & Love,
NO. 74 ST
W, E. CHILDS & CO’S
PS TEXT ELASTIC FIRM AXD PTATRR.PROOF °
CEMENT
E O O Fl IST Q
PEBBm Sc JOHNSON, Proprietors. *
Are now prepared to contract and put on at THE SHORTEST Vot.™
tL* above Elastic Fire and Water-Proof Cement Roofing it being tho only article yot invented that wm X
retui the action of the atmosphere Is ercry climate. 111 ,Dece »ifanj
IT IS PERFECTLY FIRE AND WATER-PROOF,
And In point of durability, we bellere It UeqnaL If not rape er, to any tfetallio Hoofing. We can pat It or. P t« r Old n*
Tar, Iron or Shingle Kooß, it maxing nod • eneo bow flatcr steep the roof may bo. This 8
Hoofing is warranted to prove aa kbsre represented. We will pot it on for
_ , , SWDOLLARS PER SQUARE, (TEX FEET SQUARE.)
We will apply it open Tin and Iron Hoofs for TWO DOLLARS PER -SQUARE, being on Recount of its dorabilitv u.
cheapest paint that can be nsod. J *“
E 3, We invite ail who are boilding, and also those who wish their Roof* Re pal rod, to-call at oar offleo, 133 JTUnf Stresl
and azuninenmplea and satisfy themselves in regard to ibe durability and practicability of this Roofing,
a a /»££«& l PERRIN A JOHNSON,
WM JOHNSON I Ko - 133 street, between Wood and SmJthflsld,
' * ’ ' Pittsburgh, Pozma.
«iUU^^chl^M h fouSi: < “ mln * tlooofBon3#,peClmeDiof W ’ E- cniLD S 4 OCPB EOOJIKO, left at my office, tho re
lit. The material Is compounded louto remain pliable tor a great length of time. (
JzLfi**}?**** 11 aot by tho CempenUore; eonseqaeatly It would not bo liable to melt and rns
offfroma rooffn Summer, or crack in Winter, i. o. extreme* of natural heat and eld would aot Infaro it
It b °’ “ W °° ld no ‘ d “"'’ r '*"“■' bnl «• «>■ contrmi7 proWt
a.™! 1 !;' "S’ 1 “ *,!*??? "'• n ‘ ttat Is, spirts til in, bnai, fellm* ™, | t „ nM not i„.
flame It. In my spm.on such a roof willlast for years if pet oa carefully and receiving prompt attention
lU, l* ctfQjl y» JO3EWI M. LOCKE, Chemist,
Laboratory No. 129 Walnut street, Cincinnati, OMo.
I hare examined W. E. CaiLM 4 Co’e Elastic Firo and Wol
It a good invention, and am willing to insure bnildlacs thus
metAj - apltlydewP /Signed] J
Kegular Stranirrs.
: Monongahela River U. S. Mall Packets.
STEAMER TELEGRAPH, j STEAMER JEFFERSON,
jJls3 j -kSgiag
TCatt. J. C. Woodward. ! Capt OtORCiC CLARk.
Hi ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE
now running regularly. Morning Boats leave Titte
norgh at b o’clock A. M., and Evening Bunts nl 6
®clock P. M. tor M’KeesporL, Elizabethtown, Moconga
hela City, BeJUrernon, Fayette City. Oreenltold, California
and Brownsville, there connecting with Hacks and Coaches
tor Lniontawn, Fayette Springs, Morgantown, Wayncsburg.
Carxmcbaeltown and Jcffcraou.
Paaseugors ticketed through from Pittsburgh to Union
town for {2, meals and state-rooms nn boats Inclusive.—
Boats returning from Brownsville leave at ft o’clock in the
morulngaud 6in the evening. For further information en
quire at the Office, iptarf Boot, at the foot of Grant street.
»° 5 O. W. SWINDLER, Ar.esr.
FOKCiNCINNATI- lES-~ >
TUESDAY PACKET.—The elegant side
wheel pasaengor packet GLADI AIOK, Capt. George iL.re,
Will J leave tor the above and Jotonnediate ports every TCEB
- at 10 o clock, am. Per freight *r passage Apply cu
ftnrlS) FLACK, BARNES * CO., Agti.
Regular Wesi>ay~pac'k- , nztTZ
ET FOR ZANESVILLE.—The fine
steamer EMMA GRAHAM, Capt. Musxoi AnSTwiTnearo
. j, ftboTe and intermediate ports EVERY TUESDAY,
at 4 o clock P. m. For freight or passage apply cn
_ FLACK, BARNES AOO., a/h.
For marietta and zanks- jnjvj,
* ILT.K—The new and beautiful steamer
UZZ E MARTIN, Capt. Beows, will le.v„ toTlEriKTe
and aL IntermL-diateports, EVERY SATURDAY, at 3 r tt
For freight or passage apply on l>oard or to
_ oel6 _ FLACK. BARNES A CO, Art*
Cincinnati, Set.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
—The fine steamer MINERVA, Capt John Gordon,
willeare for the above and all iutennediiL- port* THIS
DA*. Ist instant, at 4 o’clock, p. u. For freight or
passage spplv on board, or to
FLAPS, BARNES A CO, Agents.
For' wabasu river.—TheTria*T
splendid steamer FORTUNE, Capt.
will leeve for the above uud all intermediate porta on
THIS DAY the Ist Instant, at 4 r. u. For freight or
pa*age apply on board or to
mr *° FLACK. BARNES A CO.
%
'CJ
U 1
HH
HouisbilU, Set.
FOR CINCINNATI A 101-is'i JEsL,
NILLE.—The Qd« steamer POTOMAC Je£SßgJfl-
Capt. Wm. C. Harry, will leave for the above
modlate ports on THIS DAY the Ist instant at 4 ?. u
For freight or postage apply on board or to
mr " s FLACK. BARNES A CO.
For CINCINNATI A LOCI;-, tnf >
IILLE.—The splendid steamer CLARA J&ns&S
DEAN, Capt. 8. Cadman. will leave for the abvreauaTul
Intermediate pom on THIS DAY the Ist inst. For
freight or paasage apply on board or to
mrJJ FLACK, BARNES A CO.
d
ft
2
FOR LOUISVILLE—The elegant r fESfr a.
steamer JACOB POK, Capt. Stewart,
leave r>r tho above and all intermediate ports MgeDNeSiER'
April 7 th. For freight or passage apply on board or to
FLACK, BARNES A CO, Agon!
Raslibillr, Sec.
FOR NASUVYILk—Th<TeIe-,
c»nt puteopr lleamer JENNY GR.AY.iSSIfIta
*T" ; Captain Dunlap, will leave f-,r iho above and iLuIHIiSSuf
_ . porta i>u SATURDAY, April 3d, at < r. u. For frei.bt
: or paaaatfe apply on board cr to
_ _ BARNES A CO-, A* e nti.
ft ! NASII\ ILLE.—The fine steamer Js.
i -L I* niBBARI), Capt. George W. Heed, will leave for
tue abev* and all iatormedlatn porta. THIS DAY the
CO ln*t.,at 4 o'clock, r a. For freight or piuaafe apply <>u
I hoard, or to (arlfi) FLACK, BARNES A CO* Agvnta.
I 'OR NASHVILLE—Te tioe new steamer
RELIANCE, F. X. Rudo, Muter, will leave the
above end all Intermediate port* THIS DAT, l.t instant.
For freight cr passage apply on board or to
mftl FLACK A BARNES, \grtts.
St. Houis, &c.
J | M.lssonri River Direct.
I To JKFFKttSON. nOONVILLE. DRDSBWICK, LKXINU
TON. WVANDOTTE CITY. KANSAS CITY,
> ' LEAVENWORTH AND ST. JOSEPH.
j I r pHE line passenger steamer ORB, Captain
*\ A Way. !«•*« for the ftbor.. and all Intermediate porta,
on THIS DAT, lit lost., at 4 P. M. For freight or pn>
■'S' on board or to
tn r -i6 FLACK,BARNE3fcCO,AsU
I’M St. PAUL DlKECT—ToTjrstla
-M Quincy,‘Keokuk, Burlington. Muscatine, jSmSQS
- I«Unif, narecjs.rt, Fulton City. Galena. Dubtuue,
Pr*im DcCbien, La Crease, Stillwater and St. Paul—Tbe
± j fl “® ■*•*»« W. H. DENN Y. Capt. Alford, will leave for tbs
?* above ports on THIS DAY, Ist last., at 4r. s. For freight
or paMago opply on board or to
■j | ttr3 l FLACK._BAjIN'ES A CO.. Agents
0 l\f ISSOURI KiVfiß PACKET.
' i." JL—Fur Jefferson City, ItooneTllls, r.l»«.AfßScl*iJ
| gvw. drcniwffk, Lcslngton. Kansas City, Wyaniiotl lia"
. !2?.', , , r . t . h, w *• Jo * e P h at *d ’Juiaba City.—The Uno steamer
-i DECATUR, Capt. Frank llalley, will leave for
tt-above and nil Intermediate porta, on MONDAY April
f, J **' “ l * '•'' luci ,, ( ’ * F«-r freight or pnsMig* apply onboard
h ° ™ r ~ _ i Barnes a co.« Agent*.
' POR KEIiKI'K t ST.I'AI'L. 7 fT3r- >
- -1- —The fine sleamrr SIIENANOO. ftar.T Jr&VfSftt
h B> * runcli ' !«»• f«r lh.l n'xavo and all uuertnooute
ports <m TUTS DAY, Ist inst., at 4 u’cWk, r n f vt
, fr-lght or passngo upply on board, or to
». ® rr _FLACK, BAIfNES CO.. Agents
i ipOR St. LOUIS AND ILLINOIS , JCKIs
* -JL KIA ER—Tb« line rteamer RAT’/iitt
» Upt. Andrew Miller, will leave for the above and all later*
mediate ports on THIS DAY, Ist Inst., at 10 o’clock. A.
J Kor freight or pa*«gw apply on board or to
* _mrtd FLACK, BAftNKS A CO.
' F
‘OK ST. LOUIS, HANNIBALT, jrs* *
KEOKUK BURLIXGTON\Mnsn<TTVp
ROOK ISLAND, DAVENPORT, OALBN.C lilßlJuoS.
_ , T R * IK n U f’ . C * pl P otu " wiU Irare for the abor*
j an.J all iutermedi»u pom on THIS DAV, l*t inat, at
* * u ®J**» *• For fripfghi or paaMge apply 0 u board, or to
1 -“I* 8 _ FLACK, BARNEd A 00, Ap-nLv •
r; I P°H ST. LOUIS, KEOKUKTTmT^
| r HOCK ISLAND, DAVEXI*OKT, nrßir-lgHßißg
: £, WK.NONA k ST. PAUL—Tho One new maim??!*.
“> I «*» *«J* C Maater, will kavo f u « the abort and all In-
J termedlate porta, on TIIIS DAY. lit loau, at 4 r n For
M i or passage apply on board . r^to
)_A mr24 -a. JLACK.BARNESACO-Agtnt*.
Z T? OR ST. LOUIS, KEOKUK.
kJ L BURLINGTON. MUSCATINE,
~ ~ ULAN !> * DAI ENHOHT—The n... .tovnerAK! ZUNA,
(/- Capt. Uerdraan, will learn for tho abort and all Intcrmcdil
• ' are porta, on THIS DAY, l*tlnat, at 4 p at. For freight or
| pauajco apply on baatd or to *
| FLACK. DARNK3 k CO-, Agta.
FOR SIT LOUIS, KEOKUK..,
nOCK ISLAND,DA
—Tbo Ado new ttearaer R. P.
w - »Ul leaTß for th* abora uad all Inlerrnadiato
feb24
FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agents.
Fob st. louls and Illinois riveb
—The line steamer CAMBRIDGE, Capt Samnel Dean,
will leave Ter theater* and all intermediate Burn Tmg
DAT, tb» Ist Imt, at 10 o’clock, a. h. For freight orpoi
saga apply on board, or to
PLACE, BARNES A CO- Agents.
FOR St. LOUIS. — The splendid steamer*
PRtMA DONNA, Capt Marsh Ford, will loav* for the
above and all intermediato poru THIS DAT, Ist Inst. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
tarlO FLACK. BARNES A CO.
ST. LOCIS & KEOKUK— , Eg.
JU The floe passenger packet ). H. CONN. jfflßgSlK
Capt. Woodbarn. will lost* for the above and allntcnucStSte
porU THIS DAT, Ist Inst For passage or freight apnlr on
bjard orto FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agu.
FOR ST. LOUIS—The splendid i JEfr iL
steamer NATHANIEL HOLMES,
Keanu! at, will leave for the above and U-lermeduto nort?.
TUIS DAY, 1.1 Inrt. For freight „
t»aiJo£_to_ _ [mrl; FLACK. If AILNES ACq. Ageni.
For st. rouis, keukuk.T
KOCK ISLAND, DALES A AND
Rl'QUK—Tho One steamer MODERATOR, CaDt- FraS
V2T? *?"“■*??«<» intermediate pom
TIUB DAY, Ist itut, at I o clock, p. st. p or freight or
pai-saga apply on board, or to *
t™ l7 ! FLACK, BARNES ft CO.. Agent?.
FOR KEOKUK, DAVENPORT. , fTS*
ROOK ISLAND, GALENA, DCBCQUE.
AND ST. PAUL—The flno passenger steamer
Capt Devinnoy,Kill leave for theabore and all
port. THIS DAT, lit Instant, at 4 o’clSJ fk &7££m
or passage applyep board, or to frei « hl
FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agents
JSUto Otlrans, &r.
FOR MEMPHIS AND N'EW , fgg.
“'‘!-L-LNa-Th, ..Undid j, c. Jegfoi
r AEiI°NT C.pL StoetJ.l., will I-.. IboTESSS
All pom on THIS DAY I.t lut-t , -.VS?
For freight or passage apply on board or to *
ar3Q FLACK, BARNES A CO.
A. A. ZLIIST . „ .
HAHDT & LTOHBW," '** m
STEAMBOAT AG-ENTS,
Cormr or First ajid Ferry stbrts,
PITTSBURGH, pa
brilllantes;
6*Ua Striped IfAn*ooka,
HAlr Cord JeconetA,
ladliTgn;.,
Bof, Cembrtce, M d other Whit. Goode, J a,, bj
-r^ ?u ‘ ,T MTOmT * BDUCimELB.
Ctf™w2lp,“r lmit
a by w!*?
fpAR —20 bblfl. now, fine, for Bale by
LEWIS k RDGBRtfON,
No. 108 Wood «tro*t.
, l iui. iw iiuuuiiiirit
XXE JIP-—24 boles choice Kentucky, for
il. *»ine makers cm, fast landing and for ale by
Ptg ATWELL. LEI A CO.
1 0 BBLS. N. 0. TAR for solo by
lw RAOAT.gr, COSO SAVE A CO.,
Butt Ko.lB*»TTood*t
CrsoNNAn Aoctct Rotai Inb. Co, Fob. Cth, 1857,
ter-Proof Cement Roofing, and as far u I can Jcdgo, consider
protected upon the same terms as I insure those covered with
JXO. 8. LAW, Agt. Royal Ins. Go, London and Liverpool.
iHrtiical.
lleiskili/s Tetter Ointment.—llciskili’a
lotter Ointment cured
£•!. ROBERT M. LKB ofTctter on the head.
NEW LIN, PI Dlf "L Phils., tmscured
of Tetter. 1H years standing
Mr. JOHN VANDERBILT, Fifth aod Gn-.-n sts, PhUa,
cur-d of letter, ofl3 years »f«ndlnc
UKISKHJ.J OINTMENT „rrf Mr. H.r.rlr.
Third and Arch *t«. Eruption oHhe Face of 14 wars **
11= Phil',* t°o RE T “'* ti,k ' «r~t. i*io* i™»h
lin.Philn Tetter of S years standing.
it nVns Jones’ Hotel, PhDa, was eure.l hr
it of Rheumatism and Ulcer on the ton
1S POBTILL. Fiflh «t. Phil*, of Tetter
F™*™.*™***'**-' »t, Eroplii-n r.n tho
JAS. SI. BROOM, . West Phila, F.niption »r the Face,
H ’‘JOWL ofiong standing.
BROWN. 1W Chestnut el, Eaglo Hotel, of
-JAS-n. PARRAND, Ctt Clrertnut st . Rruptien on
tho Fna-, year*. 1
•tandinc 7lso^4l^ l, “ r '‘ ?onti * Front »t , Tetter, r.j years
Mrs. W.M. J. THOMPSON, Twelfth and Rare sta., Eneip-
Jlas, Ryi arn. • r
HandingLinption on tho Face, 25 years
it Yi-rando Douse, Broad and Georire
its. Barber s Itch.
rnfiam’m,id N^-?a AUAM ' * V K - roract(l{ Fifth aud Arch,
a ß JrV r »°f o - "• KKVjSKR ’ N ” U ” "V.d at. Wholesale
and Retail Ajrrm . mrl7;d4W y
Children Cnttlu S Teeih.-. To Mornnns asd
Svkszs -DJt. H s PA!;i::s-CF.r.KBRATEDSOOTIJ-
L\G Sl’&cr.—Th,* infallible remedy has preserved hun
dreds of cbii Jr.-ij wheii thought past rerorery, from convnl
ai.ins. As aoon w> th- Fjrnp is rnhb~J on the gum?, tho
chibi a ill recover. This preparation L so Innocent, w UR.
cacici:*, and foplcnaant, that no child will refuse to lot its
gnm» be nibbed with it. When infants are at lha ogoof
four months, though there jj no appearance of toeth, ono
of i he Frrup should be used on the gums, to open the
pores. Parent* shonld never be without the symp in the
nnrsery where there aro young children; tor Wa child wakes
in the night with paiDs la the gums, tno syrup immiNliately
gives ease by opening the pores and healing the gums, there
by preventing convulsions, fevers^'c.
Prepared only by Dr. Swayne & Son, PhUa. 1000 botti.-s
Inst received and tor «*| o by the Pittsburgh Agent,
Da. UEO H KEYSER, 140 Wood st
r» ead iviiat theFsaTop
•Ati r\£TX COMI'QUXD 2FRVF
"VV I L D C H E 1£ R Y.
The original and Gennino J’repamion.’
Disordered Slomaeh, Liver, Breast or Lungs,
The
wonderful
cures performed
by this invalnablo med
icine. I n Palmonary CON
SUMPTION, Coughs, Colds, Asth
ma, Bronchitis, luflncnaa, Whooping
Cough; Croap, tipittiDg of Bloc 4. Liver
Cotnjdaiat, Pain in the £ij e and Breast Tick
img or raising Id the Throat, and all Diseases of the
Lungs, and Breast have excited the ostenfsh-
Dient of all who bare witnessed Its mir
vt-Jloas effect; there is tio account of
n medicine, from th* earliest
ape*, furnishing a
parallel.'
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, ALI, SPEAK
FORTH lIS PRAISES.
The reports from ail parts of the world, where they make
use of Dr. Sway De’s Compound Syrup of Wild Chery, un
questionably prove, it to bo the great remedy of the age.
NIGIIT SWEATS, GREAT DEBILITY. A c .
We thiuk there never bus been a medicine which h" SlT
en such nnivero.l latiefoction as Dr. Bwayne’s Compound
Syrup Wild Cherry. It ha* stopped night "wests, checked
deep seated nicer* of the lung*, raised thewj who were fast
declining with sr,at 5 r,at woakness, when all ether m.-an. prov
ed unavailing.
LB. J. n. ELLISON, Franklin county, Ky., writes: I
have been engaged in tin actixe practice of twelr* yws.and
rerammend Dr. Swayne’s Compound Syrup of Wild Ch-rry
in prefirenc* to all other remedies. in the much dreaded
Pneumonia, or Disea*- of the Lungs, andtbe alarming form
in which it appears in Kentucky, 1 regwd it ns Bn it.vnlna
ble remedy.
CaaeofTho-uis Dixi.n. Oxer i years hare anj ha
etill remain* a hearty man.
Re*. J.UILS R. DDRBOKOW, Pastor of Berlin circuit.
Baltimore Conference, and all the principal merchants at
Point of Rocks, MJ.. bare testified t-> the following
EXTIIAORDIXARY CURE.
' „ Ro»r or Rocs*. Tr-leritk county, Md.
Di. Swatsi:—Dear Sir—Bsdieviug it a duty I own to the
pobhe. and in jtwtic- to you,l hare thought proper to make
Known one of the moat catraordinarx -urea, iu my own case
that haacTerbcou truly recorded, 'fa the month of Octcv
ber last, I was afflicted with a severe gathering iu my hrtarrt
which firmed a large abscccs. and also communicated t.»
my Lungs and verr mcch offlictod them, and di-KharcM
isrge rjunntities of corrnrtion, external amt internal. )!,■
breath coutd also pets thrsugh my Lungs and out through
the canty of my brent with apparent ea.se, attended with a
' ic-lent CuUgh, day and eight, I^-sappelile, and extremo
debu.ty, so that my physicians thought ray ra« entirely
Hopeless und L. vond tbe power oftb.-dicino. I remained in
, wrs-u-lied c..;,dJtion f..r a long time, until I was wasted
.* a mere skeleton, and there esemed U. bo I.n hono for m
but haring read m the puM.c papers of the many wonderful
cifr e perlormed by your < j St, nip rj tr./d fisrr-r
m.n^7 1 i^ t n J, * tU V,' > 1, '* 11in,,7r ‘’ for bottle-, aw! S
menixd its o**, and to my great satisfaction and that o mv
noxious family, the abscess or on i,| ai in mv hm«
to boa I, and!the cough subsided, aud on using ten botScsi
was restored to perfect health. UII
Oxer five yean hare elapsed, and l still remain a perfactlx
h-.rty man at this date, June 2d, lMd. -I hatenofS a
daj s sickness for tbelast eigbeon raiuths
Pleaso accept my grateful acknowledgments
Tcurs, yrry resjHxtfyiy. ; THOMAS DIXON.
More wonderful cures ha\o been and are dailT made by
Dr. Fwajue’s Compound Wild Cherry, than by any
medicine ever discovered; comj»ow‘d solely of xegeUblu i a
gredlenta, it can be used with perfect saft-ty.
RE CAREFUL IX PURCHASIXG.
To obtain the original aDd only genuine prepamieu of
Wtu> Cnm-t. which must hare the portrait and signature
of Dlt. SWATNE on each wrapper around the bottle.
This Invaluable remedy, prepared only by Dr. SWAVXK
A SON, Seventh st n second door aboxe ilarfcct, Phila.
DR. GEO. H. KEYSKIt, No. HO Wood street, Wholesale
mrt7:d*wT
MORE THAN 500,000 BOTTLES
SOLD IX TIIK
JI.IN’ GJA N D ■ji jr g
IJi OflE YEAR,
Tiie restorative of prof o t
WOOD for restoring hair rerfectlv J *
luu nexer yet bad a rirat,- xolumo a ft/ r ridnmT^f'lVl 7,
given from ail parts of the wor'dand frrm, J nnift . **®..
gent to proxo that it U a perffet lU . t - e , l!i ’
ud emet Joutbr.vl ,|„Voi“ w "c
Fits Hua.—People bare f.»r centnei..* • ... * {
bald beads, and the only remedy, « et » ed T* 11
ib«« ,i K . B, >w»
Wood tlioM “nHo#Mob,iusfketdiBiiooBcdwdh ,f t, P . ro,CBOr
nuoj pciuu .till patronlzo tth
!? °S"* lmpo«d opou b, U,lr TonlSlr “
To all such iwnwns we earnestly make ♦>,. , *.
nse.l the article a short time, and heVh*Ts i
»b^' n ms
i»X tS,TSdSSSS.'*"‘ dr ‘ <° r »~p:-
mnoTlng
to all the ills that hair l* lMe * f tbo Greatest enemy
pearnnee thoegh^omo^ay'difffr^n^^ o t H <>lr V* T,OD *l *P
tin beneficial effects oflt ih*Vu* "xpcrlencod
■S“!J for .b. “K “‘‘“‘f “
should yoo vLah to make rich an D tho West,
roortocrf u ££?,“ I »■»
rejtonng thi hair. I „ * n ~
®«*» fur wrvnl year*, osd h» T * * o ij l ~i* n tb ® Drn S husi
for the hair, bat haw found oothin*^? 0 *
creUw organ* or inTizorat«tho*ci?n o *®*-**l® 1 ® so.
log folly conrloced tb?t your^t^Uw7.*«i?V rC,,ir *- Be_
•ent It to ba, I liko to *5™?V .{* J Oll »*pre
«n satisfied it most wit ° ” e “ 6 * 111 «** of it, for I
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good effect* of Tour TT»lr
finding tDT hair growing 1 Wlsi K ,tale * *»*
•d from what I r£d amf SSI h Rray *, \ w " tDduc
,a 0!ra ?““ 1 ‘£“
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SAHEEL POSESTOCK,
ucrcum Aim uua ut
Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
Wo. 74 HW Street, Uticeen Diamond alley.
T and Fourth ttreet, PitUhurgk, Pa.
HE subscriber is now opening a largo and
wull eelected aaeortmeot of Foreign and Jjcmeatic
Itardware, and will b« cold on m good (cnoi as ut boo* •
lathisclty. UUaaaortment embracae a genera! aaortment
of Uardwara,<2i:tJery, Carpenter Tool* (l/uiuu Platts.) 4c, •' '
Ac, to which b» Inrlu* the attention of Merchant* and ■.
other* before enpplying themieUra. ,
0c23t.1t/—mr!6 SAM’L FAHNESTOCK.
SEED POTATOES.'
Genuine Rough Purple Chill Potatoes. *
THIS Potato has tho reputation of being the ’• ?' i
m^- t .P r ° dQCjI !° «°d tie boat table potato ©/ail tb*. t'*.
new TarJetJea now iatae. Tbeeuhscrlber baa caltiratad . y ..
them largely lor four years, hai oorur koawnibanrtorot in
the ground or In state, A limited.-number ef Iniahcl* <*a ••/'
be had at* moderate price by epylying to . • "• :
tararawttwT
8. T. STOCKMAN,