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PITISBURQH:
FRIDAY MOBSPIQ, APRIL 9, 1858.
OrriOIALPAPEBjO, TUB CITY.
City and 3STexy» Items,
TitßABc&xB f sS&E,B —Tho County Treuur.r’B
lands nnd property upon which
ore are Taxes duo and unpaid, may be found
upon our fourth page to-day.
-Tiie IsnoBTRiAL School. The greatest
amount of good is frequently done In the quiet
est manner. Rev. Mr. Sinclair is the founder,
we believe, of a school in this city, known as the
Industrial School. It meets every Thursday
afternoon ol a room in the University, kindly
granted for the purpose by the Directors. A
h»rgo number of ladies of the city go thither
each Thursday and devote their time to teach
ing little girls to sew. At the same timo a sya
tom of mental and moral culture is pursued, all
tho teaching being such as is calculated to pre
pare the children for the practical duties of life.
During this wholo winter, when the parents of a
majority of these children have been in destitute
circumstances, they (the children) have boen by
. means of this school kept supplied with good
comfortable clothing. These kind-hearted la
dieshave bought, or by some worthy means pro
cured, the necessary material, and taught the
little girls to make their own garments. As a
stimulus to their skill and industry, certain gar
ments are offered as a prize to thoso who can
make them in the neatest and best manner.
Messrs. Horn, Love, White and others, have
made liberal donations of goods to tho school
from timo to time, and these goods being used
as above mentioned, a vast amount of good has
boen done in the most quiet and unobtrusive
manner. Oyer IGO little girls nrc in constant
attendance. Our worthy teachers of music in
t ue city have given very successful concerts dur
lng the winter in behalf of soveral charities in
tho city, apd we think one for this excellent
school would be in keeping. We volunteer the
suggestion, but beiieve it will be received with
favor by all our people. Mr. Sinclair and his
assistant teachers as we think deserve this mark
of pubtio regard.
- Beaveb Codntv.—The monthly statement of
Beaver County Bank, by. comparison with
■y j 4 * l month’s statement, shows an increase in all
its departments. The table shows that the as
! sets are $37,911 »1 more than the liabilities;
j that the deposits have more than doubled dur
| ing tho last month ; that the Bank has in the
| shape of coin, notes of specie paying banks,
1 and money on deposit in othor banks, $2,477 07
over and abovo all its notes in circulation; that
[ >o cash one dollar for Everyone dollar and
| * half of-its liabilities. ; *
Tho Young Men’s Library Association of Beaver
have removed to tho Seminary Hall, which they
have rented noddled up. Id a few weeks they
intend having a public lecture A number
; of mechanics are engaged upon tho Car Factory
' building. This immense structure will proba
< bly be completed by the Ist of June. The cn
\ gine is ready for erection os soon as condition
i of buildings will permit J)q Thursdaynigbt
| last, the store of James Anderson was entered
j through the cellar, and goods to itbe amount of
1 about fifteen dollars taken therefrom On
last. Tuesday evening, John, M. Kirkpatrick,
. Ksq., delivered before the New Brighton Literary
Society, a most interesting lecture upon “Time
i and its Teachings.'’
Scuool9.— The Summer term of Rev. Mr.
Travelli's Academy for boys at Sewickley, will
commence on the Jd of May., The situation of
this school is exceedingly pleasant and health
ful.. Theßchoolisso well known that wc need only
direct aUenUondo the fact ttiat a new term is
soon to commence. See advertisement.
The Edgeworth Ladies, Seminary is also in
Sewickley, one mile beyond |be Academy, and
is-onder the direction and tuition of the Rev.
Dr. 'Wilson. The term will commence on the first
Monday in May. This, 100, is a favorite school.
For particulars, see advertisement.
I «!• WiLKiasos, alias Perry [Hartman, arrested
-here sometime sinoo on a charge of assault and
battery with intent to kill, and against whom
there still remains nn old charge of murder iu
York county, was taken to that county last eve
ning; by Jailor Phillips, Judge McClure having
made an order to that effect, subsequent to the
failure of the Grand Jury to find a bill against
him in this county. He is charged with the
murder of bis sister-in-law, 1 in York connty,
andhas-brcn a fugitive from justice fer several
years.
Tdb Pittsburgh ash Cosskllsville Rail*
Road.— Tho ordinance waiving atul postponing
bU-Hcns aud mortgages held by the city of Bal
timore on the ten miles and eix-tenths of a mile
proposed to be constructed from Pitls
lo Port Perry, so as to hnlhorize iho road
to iasno $lOO,OOO in bonds, secured on that part
'of the road, to pay tlie expenses of said con
struction, was ‘discussed iu tho first branch of
the Baltimore Council Tuesday evening, and
passed by yeas 12, nays 0.
.Mb. Jons Lalgiilis, of CO Wood street, has
jast relumed from the Eastern cities with an
assortment of gentlemen's furnishing goods,
Which, from a personal inspection, we think
will please the most fastidious of bis customers.
Amongst many other articles, we noticed some
vest patterns. Silk, Satin and!Marseilles, fancy
Cassimeres and Neckties, wliicb will bear a
■close inspection. Flis whole stock is fresh, se
lected with aview totho tastes of hisenstomers.
Ilia card 19 to be fonnd in another column.
Mules.-r-Large numbers of these ungainly
and useful animals, are passing daily over the
Pennsylvania Railway on their journey towards
the Mormon country. Some Of them aro bard
looking animals which look as lif they bad seen
tbu most of their service io this world, and as if
therowaslittle hope that Brigham Young would
over he disturbed by their musical voices.—
Many of them will doubtless enrich the soil of
the spaces between Utah andctvilhatian
Tne choice Eoglisband American books to be
sold to-morrow evening, by catalogue, on tho
second Boor of Davis’ new Auction Building,
Fifth street, are now arrangedifor examination.
The collection ia extensive, varied and valuable,
comprehending fine editions of the best authors
in English aud American literature, history,
science and tho arts, with standard translations
"of the ancient classics. This !is an unusually
favorable opportunity for good reading.
The Mayor had a case before him yeeterday,
in which it was alleged that unnecessary vio
lence had been used in the arrest by some of the
watchmen, on Saturday night, of a German
named Rinehart. It was shown, however, that
no more force was used than was actually requi
site, and the watchmen will probably not be sus
pended, as would be the case were the facts oth
erwise.
Tub Ohio Presbytery adjourned on Wednes
day evening, without transacting any business
of fipccialitnporlaoco. The case of Rev. Rockwell
was reported on by the Special Committee and
resolutions were passed recommending a con
cilitory course on the part oftbe Mingo congre
gation. Rot. 0. 11. Miller, of Lebanon congre
gation, was released from his pastoral charge.
Imcbovembkt.—Andrew Fulton, Esq., is clear
ing away bis building on Smilhfield just above
Third street, and is intending to erect a fine
tour storied edifice on the site he is now vaca
ting. Tho new strncturo is to! be occupied for
stores and will doubtless much;improve tho ap
pearanco of the street and increase the value of
laud in that vicinlLy.
The Mayor’s police, Wednesday night, ar
rested a man named George Shallenborgcr,
charged with the perpetration of a burglary in
West Newton. The prisoner is charged with
having entered the house of Mr. M'Clurc and
carrying off a lot ofhams. -He was Inkcu back to
West Newton.
Dead. —Perry Hodges, the engineer on the
Wheeling and Pittsburgh Railroad, wbo was so
seriously crushed between two cars at Miogo
Station, one day last wock, died Tuesday morn
ing from his injuries, at the American House, in
Steubenville. He leaves a wife and small family.
>Mb. Root. ITaupsoh bos been elected Cashier
of the Salem (OUo) Bank, vice P. S. Cahipbcli,
resigned/ At the same time, Mr. John Sheets,
of Salem, was choeen Teller, to fill Mr. Ilamp
son’s place, he having formerly held that office.
.Farm roR Sale.—We direct the attention of
our readers to an advertisement under head of
‘‘For Sale,’’in to-day’s paper. It is situated in
Mahoning Co., five miles from the fine town of
Salem, and will be sold at a bargain.
wJrt, P uJJler ” •» ‘bo Cambria
Worka, in Jobnslown, are on a strike. They ask
for tbe name wages paid before the financial
1 in IU mUI * ro “p"**
Miss Julia Cook has returned from liar Wes
tern tour, having won laurels in her first essay
as a star. Mr. Bailey, long an actor her* has
returned to take part in the opening of (he
‘‘National”
Miss Avosia Jokes has takenJbe Orleanians
by storm.;'A wasigtven
to her on the night of the 27th—the Bt. Charles
being crowded in every .part was
“Adrienne.” , ' ■ j
Ms. Wit. H. Motor' has: with drawn hie con-'
nation with the Evening Reporter, as editor and
proprietor, and the sheet will hereafter be con*
daottf by Mr. /. /» eirttpy. J
Tab Mbbcastxuj Agescy. —This institution
was established by the Proprietors, Messrs. B.
Douglas & Co., in New York, in June, 1841, aud
a branch office opened in Pittsburgh ia March,
1862. There are now twelve branch offices of
the parent New York bouse,distributed through
out (bo principal cities of Ibe Union, three
associate offices and two foreign. This vast in
stitution, spread over the entire continent, and
with sympathetic branches on the other side of
the Atlantic, was organized for the promotion
and protection of trade, and to facilitate the
transmission of important mercantile facts from
one portion of country to another. The aim of
the association is to furnish only facts. If, in
its immenso list of correspondents, who are
chosen with care, and with a view to strict fidel
ity to truth, an occasional error should be made,
it Is but a misfortune which can be speedily cor
rected, and not an irremediable fault.
We are aware of the existence of a certain de
gree of hostility towards this institution ; but
wo are led to bcliove that this hostility arises
from one of two causes either from a misap
prehension of the character and design of the
institution, or from some degree of mismanage
ment in some of its working details. We know
that many of the very first mercantile houses of
this and other cities, with as ample facilities for
keeping posted as a private house could have,
do make daily use of the agencies. Their facil
ities for furnishing letters of introduction to
Lawyers of good standiog, for tho prosecution
or amicable collection of claims, and for furnish
ing private information in regard to mercantile
bouses at a distance is unequalled. The card
of the agencies and its branches nin}' he found
in another column.
Fatal Ai-cidest.— Mr. Daily, one of the
Superintendents of the Gibston Mills, near Belle
vernon, fell through the hatchway of the main
building, from the third story, on Tuesday last,
and was so mangled that ho died in a few min
utes. He was recently from Philadelphia, and
leaves a family to mourn his sudden death.
Mon. City Rep.
Thf. concert and exhibition at Lafayelto Hall,
last evening, for the benefit of the Sabbath
Schools connected withthe Universalis! Church,
came off well. Tbero was a good house, aud the
performers gave satisfaction. There will be a
repetition of the performances this evening.
Toe Swiss Bell Ringers performed last night,
at Masonic Hall. They play ia this city two
nights longer. Those who wish to hoar this
novel species of instrumental music will have nn
opportunity in that time to give them n visit
The house of Dr. Gordon, of Oookstown, wa*
eotered by burglars, on Monday night, tint (hr
family fortunately discovered the scoundels be
fore they had stolen anything. One of them,
named Gaston, a worthless fellon from Mouon
gabela City, was secured before he conIJ escape.
The Gate House, near Jacob Uiuglrr s, in Al
legheny tp., was totally destroyed by fire on
Thursday last. The building was in the occu
pancy of an old man named .Smith, Los* about
$!|00. —Somerset UeraLl.
A -> pau uino a Cray and robbery occurred in
Mansfield, Ohio, on Saturday last A man
named Sill inflicted a serious wouud nythakoife
upon a German Doctor of the aforesaid place
The Ladies’ Prayer Book Association, of the
Episcopal Church, will hold an anniversary
meeting this eveniug, at St. JamesCburch, Penn
St. Those interested should be in attendance
It is proposed to give Mr. J. C. Foster, Malin
ger of the new National Theatre, a complimen
tary benefit within a short lime. He deserves
one.
Westwabu, Ho!— A parly of Juniata county
folks, some thirty in number, left Mifflintown on
Tuesday morning last for the purpose of seeking
their fortunes iu the We°t.
At the Philadelphia Slock Sales, Tuesday
evening, the following sale was made; Bond of
SIUOO, coupon Allegheny Valley Railroad 7’s,
40 per cent.
Soihee.— Prof. Cowper's last grand soiree ol
the season comes off at Neville Hall this cveo-
A Lauoe parly of men from along the upper
waters of the Monongaheln, loft for ‘’alifornia
last week.
The number ol deni lo in t he city for the week
ending April - r >. was of these I ■> were males
and 2d females.
Reward (Ifkpheu. A reward <d'*s2llll has hr on
offere-J for the recovery c-f the ui-»dpv stolen
from the Express office at Columbiana
Thk two negroes, Richard!* and Anderson,
convicted at Laucuater of murder in il»o first
degree, will be executed at that place to-dsy
Eikjcworiu Fkjiale Seminary.—rive notice
of ibis cxcelieut institution, in another column.
Eee notice of boy wanted, under held of
ants.
N« .More Maitiha.—A Funehnl e.,rrcqM. n d«-tit
>f the London 7V«i*-», says u«» mom Madeira wine
fill ever be produced. All recent nttuiupts to mail
lfaclure i|, e h aVO aud pumpkin vines
n.-rw adorn tbo arbors, <-uc« covered with
abundant clusters of rich gnq*?. U'«dl, there is one
consolation ; if we cannot get Msdcir i wine, we can
at least get elegant canuonts at the Br«*wu .Stone
Clothing Hall of Rvckhill A Wilson, Nos. fd)2 and
CO5 Chestnut street. They will never give out. ♦
\V« think we are Juellfled In Mayt»g
that no other fill or remedy for Liver Comp hunt, ha.« pniii
»-d, ao deservedly, tho reputation n-w enjoy-.! by Jh
J/cLane’taUtrraisJ l.ixrr i‘Hh, prepared by Fleming Hr.*
of Pittsburgh. A* an evidence Hint the* will rur.., read
the hdkiwjug rrrtiflrote from a lady residing lo our owu
city:
Ntw V o«s..lannsry Hig
Hits Is to certify that T h*v« had tho liver complaint for
■lx year*, and never could pet any medicine to b-dp tne un
til 1 cutnmeuced tuiog Dr. M'lonn't fVI-hmte<] I.lvrr fill*,
prepared by Fleming Rroa. I ran now May t» the public,
that they have completely carnl me; and ! do hereby n.-
commend them to all person* alTin-t*d with adinoas-d t.ir-r.
They will cure. Try them.
maria evanx, n<. s>n t.-must
08-Pnrrbaiivraahouli! heraruful toa*k for DK. M’LANK «
CKLaBHATCI) LI V LR PI LI .24, manufactured t>v FLKMIN’f J
8R0.% of Pittaburgh, Pa. There are other fills purp->< ting
to (>* Liver Pilln, now before th> public. Dr. M'l/ib--’«crh
uioe Liver fills, also hi« celebmted Vermifuge. c»u now l.«
had at all n*)|>ectabl» drug stores ymuinf
lignaturf of mi ?JhU»T BI.KMINtI Kill 1.4
ilmuscmnilc
MASONIC
ONCE MORE WITH MERRY BELLS
wo greet you.
UKA.VD MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
FUR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, IN MA.vdNIC HALL
FUIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, April «tli end
I Oth
The Original CampaDologians or Swiss Bell flingcrsr*
fpcctfnlly autionnce two <>f tlirir ('ha»tr. Sulect. an.l N-.r. l
Musical KoL-rtainioriita, ils above, tvilha tlinnge <>l t .r.
gramme. Assiited by the popular Y.-enlist Mr J LI
DUI.PH, and HIONOR! FITTINI, the Inimitable j-rl uu-i
uD the Wood aud Straw linnummt, or
TRONDUKNiII I'IULLIIMNniI kMKNTu.
Ticketsroute D-r-n u|jrn at T-ZUo.k. Lotioill-/
commence at h o'clock [-r.«i»cly
N.B.—Tickets!- be had at tho Mo n Stores #i dal tho
apV;2M
TiiEgreat popularity of Jlustettcr'* .Stommrli
Blttara, prcpaml by the omlwot j.liyelclan. I<r. J Iliat.-t
-ter, is uobonn.led. Daily dues ho rrcelvo th.<Volau(ary toe
tiuionials of the arHkted, wlwi hav- Lee/) curod of long
■taudlug dbeaaaa, through the uw of tho “Hitters,' aud dai
ly the sale of this medicine Is lurreaslng, and extondiug Its
sphere of usefulness among suffering humanity. Fot re
moving all morLid matter from tbe stomiudi, regulating the
bowels, strengthening Ihn c-ntirn body and Imparting vigor
and tone to the entire human system, it rncuot l>e injualled.
We wonhl recommend all who aro allllrtcl with any of
these terrible disease*, to Immediately procure a bottle of
the Ritters,aud their ailments will vani> l> like suow beJ-.r
a scorching sun.
Bold by Druggists everywhere, ami by HOSTKTTER A
SMITH, Sole I‘roprletors. Nos. Vi Water or hi Front sis
mr27:dawT
G'OVI'kMKXT" WAUONS. W. ha'.;, r/
ceived this day a large lot of 4>> In. h dmk, tbo -ihll
article rcijuirud by tbo department t-.i covering tb.-ir
wagons. C. HANSON LOVK, lormerly l>.»« lir.w..
raraj No. Tt Mat Let nt.
S~ UNDRIES-:U l.lls! llreaV, ,MJ ssu:k^
Wheat, white aud.red; 2J4 do Hogs' Hair, 2H tons fig
Metal, to arrive ibr sale by ISAIAH DICKKY 4JX).
SREUS.- 200 IjuhM prime new Timotliyse'irJ,
IPj do do do Cluversmd,
It* do Orchard Blue Ora-s, Ac,Se«l.
mrj) WAIT 4 WHJiUN-
NOTICE. —Til** Partnership heretofore ex
isting la-iwev-n Win (Iralism and tho undi-ralgni-tl,
uudur tho uamoaudat)!,- ofORAUASI A IIIVINK, in thu
business of manufuctui lug aud selling Fire ltri> k. Str . it
this day (lisislred. i, jj IRVINK.
Connelliville, Marrh 2Sth,ls^H_mr^udim
FLOUR.— I.UIMJ Ijl>lb Extra Family,
fIM do Buperfitte.
Instore and fnmaleby BINUNtIER HARBAUOU 4 C'J.
POTATOEfci-' 50 sticks NepTtatinocks rec’il
and fur sal* by aiUUVER* DILWUKTH,
•{*3 Nos. iJtl and tm gerond street.
N'EW STYLE BEKAGES, Berap.: Rohes.
Valencia Kobe* sml a great vaiktyuf i.thei ntylei «!
Ladies* Dress Hoods JUM oponed by
aplMawF MURPHY 4 RUIUNIFIELD
TEAS— IdO half ehents Y'. 11. Imperial ami
Bl*ck Teas Just rec'd ami for male by
mr .jn R. ROBISON 4 CO
Tobacco. —so boxes s'*.«'«and o's ium|i
Tbtano. P ,k.l.'.«nf l»r
Ho. liaswioj ,lrwt.
OTASLI—-G casks rec’d on consignment
for ul. l.v BUKIVKIL 4 WUVOKTU.
u.s-29 tadunJ 132 gacond streeL
POTATOES.— 50 iiusii Ncsbannock Puta
“J iicmiv 1 ;i cukLiNS.
bxß Kochcstcr Pearl Starch
uiS for *l. to llE.vnv IL COLLINS.
MAGNESIA— Iliisbandv, ilenryV Hus
say's and CVrmt*. mnstautly on hand at
mr» Jos FLEMINGS, d*r Diamond and Market at
MAOKKOWN A FINLEY are Agents for
theJ.B. brand «f Varnii-tss. Warehouse No. 167
Liberty street. ■ mrlft
W*A Ui Stock,- uew pat
ternaat Papfcrßoom or . K. C. COQQ&AIfK,
Py2< _No. 0 Federal at, Alh'ghepy.-
UMIJS. PftftlE N. 6. SUGAR for
&*J\J sald’an'landtpg. (mrlT) JA3 OARDINKIL
Cheap wall paper—Thousandft of
roUl to sell At 9,10 and
mjp W. P.UaBBa&LL*CO.
Telegraphic
OONQHESBIONAL
Wabuiscto* Cirr, April «.
H«ipsk. —Mr. Washburn, of Illinois, moved to lay
on tho table the deficiency appropriation bill, which
motion was negatived—yeas 43, nays 14.1. The
question was then ordered on the motion pending at
the adjournment yesterday, vl*: to re-commit the hill
to tho Committee of Ways and Means.
The motion was decided in the negative
nays 1 lu.
Ihc Deficiency Appropriation BUI was rejected,
yeas JOG, nays 124.
On motion of Mr. Montgomery, of Ponn’u., the
House proceeded to the consideration of the Kansas
Rill.
Mr. Montgomery moved that the liuu::e uilhero to
its amendment.
Mr. Rocock, of Va., asked whether if this motion
was agreed to, all chance of its settlement would bo
cat off.
Tho Speaker said ho would derido the que-tion
when a.contingency arises.
Mr. Grow, <>f Penn'a., moved for the previous
question.
Mr. Seward, ofUa., moved to recodo from the
amendment.
Mr. English, of lod., appealed to Mr. Montgomery
to withdraw his motion.
Mr. Montgomery said it would afford him much
pleasure to comply with the request of tho gentleman
from Indiana, but he could n-<t consent to withdraw
his motion.
Much confusion prevailed, and variotn questions
wero naked regardingtho effect of the tote.
Tho liouso then proceeded to vote on the u> ui in
to adhere to the House amendment.
Tho motion was decided in the affiruiativ <•. was
1 in, nays 111.
A motion to reconsider was laid on tho table.
Mr. Branch offered a resolution instructing thu
Committee of Ways and Means to report ;is bill*,
thus separating tho items in the Deficiency Bill ro
iected in the morning.
Pending tho motion to reconsider tho \,>to rejoct.
ing the hill, tho liouso adjourned.
Eksate. -A discussive debate took pl.ico on tho
expooso attending tho printing of.piciure 1...„kn in
exploring expeditions, Lieut Emory's
being especially undar discussion.'
Tho discussion rclativo to the public printing was
terminated by Mr. Johnston, of Arkansar, moving
an amendment to tho bill approvod August 1362,
anti setting apart Thursday next for its discussion,
sayiDg that if tho amended bill is passed it will put
a stop to tho abuses an justly complained of.
The Naval Bestoratiou Bill was also paired.
Mr. Douglas reported from tho Committee ou
Territories, tho Arizonia ndmifi-m bill, with an
amendment.
Mr .Slidell made a speech. The Sonato adjourned.
(Special Di*patih t., tho Pittaborgb Gaxutte.J
llaimmsbi h<!, April .3.
."t:\tTE. - The fdlou ing bill was road in place :
l-y Mr. Cazzam, providing f or an additional Law
Judge in the Court of Common Pleas an I i/uarter
Ses-i.ms in Allegheny Co.
ILiise. -Tho following lulls wero reported a
committed For* an additional Law Judge in Alle
gheny Common Picas and Quarter Sessions; rvlativo
tu the city revenue: and relative to the Valiev
Church Hoad. 1
The following bilTwas read in place --By Mr
Noglcy • to authorise Androw Boggs to establish ;
rope ferry on tho Uhio river, ncariluy’* Mill, wliid
was placed on Tuesday’s calendar.
The Binningham Bridge Bill; the hill i u in.vr
porcto tho Pittsburgh Gymnasium; bill relative ti
tho Coal llill Bead, and tho hill to incorporate thi
Manchester Hat Works have been signed by th<
tjtnernor.
Ily a vote id 16 yeas against 17 nays the Ilouri
refused to concurin tho Senate amendments to tht
Appropriation Bill, and n Committee of Conferonct
vtin nppoiut«d.
In the Senate, on Tuesday, tho P.ill for tho it.coi
porntion ol Mooungahela Borough passed finally.
U AStmoTux, April 3. F.nongh is known to war
rant the assertion that tlovernor Powell and Major
McCullough, tho Peaco Commissioners to I’tab, will
lie instructed to assure tbe Mormons that it is not the
desire of tbe President and tho I nitod Slates author
ities to make w»r upon them, but to secure tho en
forcemeat of Federal laws, to which end they will be
counselled to participate. The Cutmnisaiootra will
also inform them that sumo troops will bo retained
iq tho Territory to protect emigrants in the Pacific
from tho attacks of hostile Indians. The Commis
sioners will go w ith tho next reinforcements dispatch
ed to Utah.
Washjxclu'i Citv, April 3.—TLo Ladies Assocu
tion formerly entered into a contract on the rtth ins
for the purchase of Mount Vcrnun.
Sr. Lons, April v—Accounts found below atat
that much damage has been done by the high water
in tbe Mississippi and Arkansas rivers.
Tho river is receding at this point with from I
to J 4 feet water to Cairo. All tho upper streams ar
on the doclino, and the Miuouri is difficult to navi
gate. There was a heavy rain last night,, but lb
weather is m.w clear. Wind South.
I invinn it;, April 3.—The pioneer's Association
cotcbrateJ the seventieth anniversary of the settle
ment ol übhi, at the Burnell House, last night.
Spooches were made Ly Charles Andnraon, Hon. Rob
ert FrLcnck, an<l others. Tho ilaughter of Klnum
Kentou, the wifo ..f (Jcuerul St. Clair, and numerous
•dber old settlers, were present.
A 1.11 \> \, N. iApril 8.- - The Aemubi v this morn
in K rejecli-d Iho r<.ieri‘ registry hill f.. r the furtbei
protection "f the ballot box, by a v..t« of 52 yeai
against f.“ uayr.
Di tri-i r. April-*.- Thu «tcxmor 0.-uau, on her pan
.•sire fr- tu t'levfland t-» tliii rily, last night, went <-n
the rock' ;»i Point Au Feeler, and Hen in a critical
podiiion. N . parliculara obiaincl.
1.-. i I'-'iii.i:. April a. Tho river i* tall me with fjvi
lc-*t nine in.-!.ej in the canal. The weather i« rl-.u-ly
Wind r.iiith \VcM. Thermometer 7i .
Tclrgraphlr narked.
Ni« a put •*.—<‘s,t|.. u hnu, sales 4>«i .1 ..
*•.... -,f • I pUii.U Mi.|.)ln,g t.’ Fl.jur dull, ~lc.
-In Wl.-*: n»m. 11 ,u*m bu.h. On, ’.pimg t l
hl|.< StoUllxTii f I,3<> f»rii nrrii;- nln l buxh. la »i
M*-is Turk li*a advanced
ObflT.'foS Uidhmiat IIP- 4 i<r Ita.-ou stmdv ut ul
qq, hanged Butl. i steady l.euitier flrmor
Tallow easier 4t In l , firm and active M>d.i-M-v
stea.lv tr- ulit* on H.*ur to Ufa It .'VI. on drain
to Ij .-rja-.l ihiV... Stocks higher: 4 R u . k Dlan i
Illinois r-nli»l Railrvad iixhlgnn r.iuthern
N. V Central XK. Hilwsok.s 4 Mmissippi U!.
•‘-V... Krin R»ilr-«d .. Cievrlsud 4 TiJ-1.. n.
4 ll La- rm—laud grnuts St.ick, |,,v<-i
-iuca tlm Umi.l
full ti-ciPinv, April s Itreadsiuns am 00-Imdc-.1, . v
eepting Cora, alilrbliaa sealn a-ltaiw ed The receipts • I
Flour ai - Ulbng of!.and II,•• market „ raibw firmer Wln-at
duil. at (t.Ok.al.lu lor red, aud f t,jt white. e<xxi
loisii c .rii sold atTUMT'.* '.‘nls is g.snl u.pir,t at 4yo - -
Me»s fork has advan-<-d l-> *l7 i ».h, an-It.-ty little
-Ua-k on hand li.uus, in suit au.l p>. kl-. are eei|ii, K at J'c
fi.hw '*.-.an<l Jibonidera . list |.b|. UtdaojJ
at iuf,r Wluelts-T uoi-haugnl.
t '4. IRNATI. April « -FI--nr eal.WJUsi Id,ls at jd.r'xHJt t.7‘i.
ndi- ttinu ne rhaiige Whtaky JO’ k . hml ratln-r .lull. Mss.
fork h<-|.| fotjl7.i ni n., Imyera at this rate Ibu.un and
Hulk fork held above ftio visvi of i/uyers, i >.iiv.|i)nbll| i
very little -lone Laid t»Urr. sales |isr; M.I. | tr; „|
at prime 1,.'1.1 Bt lb- Weather Hourly, at.-l a
In-avy slio'.er this uqsiu-.-.u. Therrooniet,r Cer-
Ui riai.fci. April y -Flour dull, sales ul,i.. ami lb,ward
sirv. t>( | ».77‘j.r 4 So. ocl City Mills at Jt.Ju Prune
V' heat tlrtn, but <->tuiuuu dull ru.d heavy, red flrulu.',
white f1.1.'-od > Corn m ti.e at for whim and ns
for ynlluw. Wiu-kry ai tuo and firm at ?.! ‘-Jr Pnnuiou,
< nntiuue firm and run haugeil
L VOX’S MAGNETIC POWDER—Fur the
destrui'liwo ..f lusecl.s. inch as Us| buns, rorkmu lm*,
mollis, liras, ants, umsijuttnes, flies, plant Insert a. vrruuti on
fowls uiid nuunals, just rereir«i| and foraab* by
"I - U. L. FAHNEJrrtKJK 4 0»
OIJNimIES 811 kg. Laril. 15 bhla Eggs.
O '■"*> d“ b,l„ Kye >J..nr.2 do Beans, lo do Ibdl
IJtllter. Nl bush Tlttiotli v»~ed. .ss) bis W.lt Chee-e, 11, store
ami for sale by «,/; It DA L7.KI.L 4 Cu., 0,1 Utmrty >1
(•:() HUS. DRIED APPLES Tor s:.lh hy
'-' V/ •I-* 1 .ItINH3 4 t'OOLKY, Ml Water si
WALI.I-APEIi— Si’lllNU.STOCK— Fills
Hangings, Clu-ap Wall fafs*r, at tlm fai-'i
K.emi - f i:.U.('i>CHItANK. N-. »i federal street, Allegb-ny.
A rlioictr iiseot tmsnt at b.w pi lre». for jiarlors, dining nk-ms.
chambifs, halls. > liturhes, Ar. New f«u>dlnif" aud Mnuld
lugs. Imitation Oak, Kt,.t,« and Wo-I;' fn® Tretejs.
flam Hatin aud Cnilinir fs|e-r, (J.,|,|. Yulvet ami Ftuwvmd
Border*. Fite R.,»nl i'ntt-ms end Curtain fajs-r
Uilt and Transparent Wind-.w .“hades, Curtain tlihb.th
and Linen Curtain fixtures, Ar.
Urdurs for fsper Many mg and White Wsahing by ezperi
€im «d workmen. B „o
SOLUTION OF CITRATE OF M AGN ESI A
O —A ruoliug purgative, mild in its operatlou aud pb-as
not to the taste, constantly on hand fresh at
JUS. >'LKMINO'S,
rorucr of Ilia .Diamond aud ftlaikft •(.
CEMEX I'.—We tro now prepared tonm
tract (or tbo detiferyot Coun«ll»rJlla Hydraulic LV
merit in barrel* or l*apa. The .|ti»litj la t> l( u*l If «ot
»ujnilir to any o»rr ofti.rwd in Mil* mvUl, aud Hi* price
I«ur30l W ATT A WILHUN, No. JiiS Liberty .1.
Tj^UUS—’o KMh. fresh Kpps reeeivcci and
tala at No. HO l.iborty street!
Rtbbl.R. WIKTSACO.
LARD IUIHJ li*. leal L-ird, in .store and (i.r
sale at No. IHi Lllsrly alrnl.
RIDDLE, WIDTH A (Hi.
FLU (Jit—Kxlra family in »U»roniid foraule
by KOURKT UfTKEY. I 11 Front nt . »<-«, Wood.
SALKKATUS •• 20 SalcratH*,
|»otkcd lit pqpors (<>r retailing. for salt* by
«|i7 KOHKKT DICUKY, \M Front at. ooar Wool.
J APANNED TIN, of the l»o«t «{«mliry t lor
Aiubiotyjxwan'l Slyii I'lates, for anlo by
up" JOHN FLKMI.NU. c»r Market A Third nt
A SACKS Clover Seed,
.1.; Timothy .1..,
*1 ‘
rwi'lr*il aihl for by
LKKCII A HUTCHINSON,
GKEEN APPLES- 15MjIh.ohuiro Applet)
rrtui»<nl ami for ««Ie by lIKNRY 11. COI.LINM.
BEANS -0 bl»l>. small white Beam* for
•*lf by «t>3 JIBNRY II.COLLIN3.
TIMOTII\ SKBL> -10 bagu received und
tnc «alo by «p 3 lIKNHY 11. OOLIJNB.
LAUD -50 bids. in etoro and lor saloby
ISAIAII DJCKKY * CO.
SEED SWEET POTATOESI-«T,hk'Lrba
dod Yellow uu ettAiacr IlatUoßS tourlvn for ulu by
. *P? ISAIAH DICEKY A 00.
BACON StiOULDEKS—2O casks on eon
eignm«.t fur wdo by KOBERT DICKKY,
*l*6 _ 131 Frpnt street, near Wood.
IpEATUEKS —IiIXK) I he. {or sulo by
JM*> '' R- DICKEY. 131 FrentiL, twnr Wood.
FLAXSEED— 2000 bus. wanted inexchange
fur cult currency by 11 DICKEY,
*l’® I*3l W(«k1 wtrr<-I, nuar Wood.
GHEEN APPLES—SO bbls. choice Green
Just rec'd nud for tale by T. LITTLE <1 CO.
POTATOES —100 bus. white Potatoes io
Btoro nil for aaio by npO T. LITTLE A CO.
FLOUK —1.00 bbltJ. extra and white wheat
Family Flour, SO bbl*. Rye Flour iu sturo and for rate
by aj>o • T. LITTLR A CO., 113 B»cud<J at.
hhds. N. O. 'Sugar, prime, juat
receiving thla day and for tale fey T. LITTLE A CO.
H~ " AMS ANDBEEF—2O tea. S. C. Hams,
end 120 S. C. Dried Bee! ntcultlng thla day aod for
aaJu by ajrtl T- LITTLE M 00.
CEMENT —100 bbls. Hydraulic in store
sad for rale b* milQ J ii QWSIELD.
Commercial.
COMMITTKE OF ARBITRATION FOU PKBBUA&Y.
F. R. Brusot, V. P., Jobs J. tlaxcsni. Stutn. Sntrvca,
Jostpu R. iicxrca, Acsrni Looajs.
PITTSBURGH OAUKKTS
I Reported Specially for the J’illtburgh Gazette. |
PITTSSOBO*. lainil, APRIL 7, l&M.
Fl.lH' It —No sales from Brat baud*, except 24 LMi «m*. r
at $3,60. From store, 40,2U0,60 aull 00 bbls st $3,60 ror
super £4.i<o for ultra and (4JiO for family do; :» anil too do
extra fondly at $4,60; 100,200 oud flX> «5o uu private terms;
nod 76 bbls at1t3.62 far Hiper, 34j00@5t,12 for extra and
$4,60 for family do. !
GRAlN—3alea on wharf of 1700 bus Whito Corn at 41
100 «to at 44. 2UU do Oats at 23: 200 do Kjo at 62 and tUJO do
from store ut 66: 200 bus medium White Wheat from store
at Ail amt '2UO do Red at 82.
UKOCKfUEd—Seles of 10aud U> libffs folly fair Sugar at
IKI do prime at and 8 do fair at 7)4, caah.
Molasses, 40 bbla to cRy trade at 35, and 46dr> to cvuutry at
PUTATGES—An Hbnodant supply and market dull; sales
from atom ol 175 bos Ulucs and Ncahaunocks at 397
do do at 45; 811 do Pinkeyes and Ncshannocks at 40; and
450 do NeHbaunocks, part damaged, at 42}<J.
BACON—SaIt-s of 7000 ttn Miuuklere autf dldes at 7b* and
'".4: lo.Cssj lbs Shoulders anJ Hams at 7jC and and
4,000 Iba llaius at
APPLE.'*—Sales of CO bbls in lots at $1,76®5.!,00.
LARD—SaIt-oof 30 bbl* No l, Irregular pai-kag*** at V><l
and 10 kgv.-ouutry at t#!*.
BAY—Sales at scales of 8 loadsat Jl'.’igiJie ft ton
MBS3 PORK—Pales of 30 bbls iu Ms at t>o 60(,{.
4 bbt
BUGS— Very •! nil; sale* of 5 bbls at 7% and tl do at 8
OlL—Sales of to bbls No. t at 85.
LlME—Sales of 20 bbls Louisville at «1,25.
PlSH—Sales to city trade of 18 bbla No. 3 Mockarol at
£11.50; to bids ordinary White Pish at£3,so; and 20 bf dodo
at «1,70.. i f 6.00.
Import* toy Silver.
D.VIOVILLE per Delegate— bbl Hour, sou bg» wheat
1 bid . orn, 24 bis hair, 2UO brt stimh, Clarke A r,,; list 6bls
Hour, IJudray; 37 bgs feathers, M’Urldc A ro; 2 hvls linos
N*>vnl. 1 hbd, 1 bx tobacco. Herd; 1 kg, 1 In, Fahnestock; 6
lihd, 1 bx tobacco, Gleason A Wilson; 3 hbd, 1 Lx <lo, llossoll
200 bbl dour . Taylor; 100 bbt flour, Borbuur A cu; 4 bbl erg
At'Candless.A cu; 52 bid applss, owner.
NASHV ILLE p«r Ilivstlug*—6l hhd (oboi<co, Weyman; 1
bx mdz, Llppinrott; 100 bbl flour, 2) bgs nuts, Cotllna, 3
doz ebums, H do buckets, K rocs on; 13 bbls ale, Wood; CO
bid dour, Lind-sr; 22 bx. Dalrell; 00 bldoo, Forsyth; 100
bid Hour, 2 rnk uam, 1 bbl whiskey, Gardiner; 1 do do.
Hazelnut; (Vl bbl whiskey, Parker; 3do spirits, R A Fidum
stock I.S bl.l wluskoy. Page; 3 bxs, idlers; 46 bbl molasses
tlroirn A Kirkpatrick; 10 bx, 0 bbl oil, M'Cotnbs; 80 bbl
niolaasca, T IJttle A Cu; 6 bbl liunor, lK.Dnoll; 10 bgs wool
lirndley, 12 bbl wbtstoy, Schmidt; 150 bbl flunr, Uarbaugb
27 hiid sides, 27 bhd shoulder*, 05 bbl whlokoy, 24 bbl oil
017 nU pututu>4, * tc bam, 1 bbl ham, 2u6 bbt |>urk, 70 bbl
haiu 00 Ids hair. 5 cs; 18 bx pain killer, 17 bbl potato*:*, 60
do alcohol, 4J trs, 2U bbls beef, 113 bldea, Clarke A co; 8 bbl
sweet potato**, 218 sks hair. 31 bbl gruua, 33>J aka when!,
3u tons iron, Dickvr: lld poiut-i, <lurdon;9]v( bx Littvis
100 delllfjohus, L K A 41 Ins Co,
CINCINNATI por Economy—s bars Iron, Graff A co; lo
hf bid* molasses, 20 bhd sugar, House; <6 bbl flour, Wallace
6s bbl inoisaacs, Mercer A Kobinm; 160 bhd sugar, u? bbl
molasses. M’Clurkt.a, Heron A bo; 7A bbl whiskey, Carr A
co: ‘A) bbl swe e t {.utalucs, Fetser; 24 hbd sugar,23S bbl flour
Ganllner; 6o bbl flour, M'H.mj.to bbl wbbkey, Lynch
102 do do, Knox, 26 do flour, K 1. Allan; 420 eks shorts
Harbaugb. 861,d0 do ,Kennedy; 4iV4 »ks wheat, 1 b\, 20tc
beef, 217 «ks pul.itnes, Clarke A co
RIVEUNBWB.
\ usteriLy v* •>« oTfimst and threntniug min all day Tbe T
weather lias Income very o^ufovtable sgalnand tboprouiee
of an e.vrly Spriug There was little business C
doing on the wharl. The only arrival for Wediteoday bight
was the Koaallu from Whueliug During tho aflernvou tho
ra-oiK.niy, Capl Rell.-tioovvr i-urne In {rum Louisville with a
Urge 'l'lintiiy „f sugar ou board. Tho Hastings, Capl.
, u '* • ,rul " Nasbv ill.- brought a good cargo, also the Dele
gate, Capt. iLiratta, from Louuvlllo and the Bt. Louis, Cant *"
Ivuu Iroui (lie same porL Copies of (bo manifests of three
of the u!h.vp bu'ae may Iwfouud above. The St. Louis was
»>t In tin- stream when wo left the river and bonce we were
uut aide lo procure a list of h. r fnrigbL The river about
uo -u-al-i !■ getiing now a little dubious, boiug at a little L
«.S than fi.afcot here au.l falling sluwty. Tlie prospect*
last uight Were f.A rain, which bjust now lieedod tx>th for w>
nsvigaiiou *ud 1,.r agriculture
*i U *.T V^ T£a ? 44 ~Tb 0 KunaJio L-ftyesterday tor Wheeling
Alsu the Clara DvKin.Capl. ('adman for L-übville and the r.
r ** !, vd , i; and Cremona for St Paul. These bonis had &
the river 8 * cuusideriug the statu of p
, T<i il lX ~ ’ C rta »ont will leave with a
K .h,| load for New Orleans. The Jennie Gray wit) le»,e also
, •"Ulsville; also Iht-etcainer Belcuout fpruboblvi for K»
Lour* «nJ LaCiuoso certainly, for fll. Paul.
Thi- nteaim-r Ga/*1 is ioa-tiug os fast aa she r«u for Ciocin
!n l |* T,l<f N ' ,|,{ " uo ,a worklug away at her pile of railway
We re.eiVrd a letter on Wedues.lay from Capt. Baker of
the good Steamer .She left CiuclnnaU with a
good lead on the evening of the 6tb and is dne here tenda*.
Ah* Is up |,„ St.'K.nl and oil intermediate jairt*. SUo is a
flrtt. lass aodshipja-rs aud travellers wilt pieaao take
uoUcc 1-bu writ leave here a# above on the lOth tr,stout
Ov tsrLow ut tux M uuuvflm—Our Western aud Southern
oxcliangrs are full of account* of the freshet In the miehtv
7” “*‘ ,k A,k ■ “" b b *J I* MO-c.nd
dcstnic tmu n. pro|vrty seemed leevitahle. Tl.e first nlant*-
Uun aU.vu was cun.pb lely overtlow«d,and all the eyecutdd
rest of 1U nuce beautiful fluids and numerous hands
employed, «as a nsgiw and two old sheep on a fence, and
a Ms mader on the ~rch ..f t bo isolatod dwelling.
The, bed m, way to rortt* thei, r«,«tive oituatiocs,
lbo r "«‘ D « MisaUippi
«t i " t ~*‘ "T 5 a#kiu K £(
l Hk^ Ul * ,rn '>«l At Napoleon, we leaiut-d from
the wharf fowioieu, that tbe watei was kue«-deer. all orJi
Ihelowo Tho I)*. Arc Citiaeiiuf (he Utssys -tYblte
d.r’iai! l ' , “r r '* U . , * r, i ,I,K ' h *•*«*»•■■ D>sn it ha* baen
"44 A ‘“" uUr ut B, "' k tav * l-vrished ,n the low
The .“k» folk bad :.rrlTi--l or. Tuesday i,on. tbe l,,ner
Misw-url, Iter tiret trip and ago>*l one * **
A Ntlsmbost Ncwai-arag— The "stearntr
Repwrier,’ (he huh. paper pnbt.ahod .... hard, has rvJhS
U "svei.th nuuiUf, having been puWi.hed daily on the trip
'* « ''*«***«!• growolsaUiUctivu loan parti*# and u
\Ta, k r'\ n^tUu^ IJ, “ f tL< 1 ‘ *• iwy c Jscts
-Ith.in 'm f 'i We ure uuder for soupy
, *‘ | U 7 RGls «heot from uru* friend *
1 in- Mo Republican of Tm-eday says
./7 1 "’ 7 ,, ' 1 ,M,r «xc«-dingly bus and wairnM the se*4Wi
" Wlow *- some of whhli
Wulf.er i tle,r wiurinr for »>uuthlsg to turn up
.? < - u..
l h.• .tcsn , .• , . J:v* tVud, Great Wear, and lowa ar* «o
route for liiMoty from « U u TU, McAetAov
un L-m'i.llfe fo, M. ImnPsonTnaadsf UoaUMaSii,
for th.- 'li, Cm u '{■uni* * !l " 10 l,) ‘ ,l **' ,wr K ,n lk nf rtoue
• t the nndiag of lb.- dead bod, ..f . Dian In tl.e MGsisslm.i
irer.a'v that from }ll , b e su W a-ea hi.
2 ', r ~iat h* ‘“*r have •»»*
time. o ur,.-. t.-l will, Adame Express 0o Per further p*r I
Gculara ad lr -w «• A M Vollmn, f.,|v«rtop, PO. OMon «>. j
Steamboat tteglater.
instscs,s~;~
»,i. o.la M Raul. Clenioiiia, do
Rit-r,. 1.. i
Removal BcErhave o Holland Bltteis.
WK have removed the manufactory «,|
■fr-«t MOU.iXD BITTERS N„ •/Mr.--)
Mi..l»wrfT
lift.VJ AM IN PAtJK. Js ,* OI
CMHiAK—lli> Mi.lv prime N. U. .Sueur him
kj r.n .!*.„» f.. r *.,le t. r R ROBISON A CO.
uir '’* 2M Lll-riT .1t,4-1
OHICK.S -J.o l. R)?s |V,,,.er;
k 7 _ ••• -I • r.u.r„|.,.
I'; Ul '" ‘ l '"- !'»'» ui.lt. Ca..l.
. 1 1—i. ,<* j.riu,,. ••|' l Ngtoir^c,
, fvr,! 1 ,f »’t 2IUUVKK 4 WI.WtUiTU
- rUf ** ) 4) 4 121* K»<,.u<| »lrr.l
MIU, Ktßll-Sm ||,„. IVed in
.tun- ami Mr ml., by UAVID l\ JIKRBST
Bacon shoulders-h>o pier™,. ,mnrv
f>ir«l,li, M. r, ~1,. |,j
mr ' Sl ‘ 4TWKU., I.RE 4 Ol
FI.OI K- 14 1.i.1.h , White Wlichi, in store
.t»l 1.. r •*)« bv I mini ATWKLU LICK 4CO
Milfl. fresh Egg*, ntcM mnl lor
*1 N„ -J7 Ml, .1. Jj HIUDI.K
CtOFtEE, \r iijuligs. choice Hio Collet-;
' IC-o LLI« ilaJt. Hyrui> Moluki,
Arriving mhl Mr sal. by mrlU WAIT 4 WIL>ON.
O A() URLS PRIME N 0. MOLASSES,
__ /\s »D<J for •Ml,, by JAS. OABDINKTI.
I^KATIIKK.S— ’> i«:u*k-ju«t reeMundliir .sale
• ••> * lIAUDACUII 4 CO.
HAIK DY'K—A large assortment of Jules
IlmiiT. 1.1-jtil-l Hair !>»■•• Jnil rwM by
MACKKOWN 4 FtNLKY
PhAKLASII —'>0 I.Ms. just ree'tf and for
mrlrt ‘ J. B OANFIKLI).
(M ROUND MUSTARD, UruuniTPeppey,
,V . Or'.nn.l CioiiMiiioi), Uroan.l aoii UHJ Hint.
Ciunn*. mi .J Hhd Mr -it- at wl.ulaml. or r.U)J by
mtu:: .MACKKDWN 4 KI.NLKY, No lU7 LH. rt T .1
MI ! RI’IIY A BURCH HELD haw- ju.l
rwvi««<] in',v I’illiU. (liimhau., Irl.h Linens, 4c
*..»!. ti-I'rlti.l ,-lrry M» ,|.y. at north ~«,t r „ r||er
PI, »„.l , ” r a "
Extract logwood--* d.«. i.„ ra f„ r
*nl.' at r«4nc».i rates by MACK ROWS 4 FINLKY,
4*J EBLS. LINSEED 01L to arrive for wile
l-r mfja MACKKOWH 4FINI.KY
Alt 11 S1' MATERIALS of all dgaeiiptiooe,
to bn bail \r|iul««alu or retail by
«“r>7 B. L. VAH.VRBTQCK 4 CO
STRANUK’N .Superior Pencil, Sharpener
Mr a«l» l.j W. S. UAVRJt,
nirlt) Corner Marketand Second atroat
HEMP —1M hales choice Kentucky, j'..r
ttritiu niukon us**, Jnat lauding and fur sale l>y
men AtWKIXJJKK * CO
17 VERY DESCRIPTION OF DRY GOODS
J »'’ryO..'n|.|ur«-».li. C. HANSON LOVE,
»I>!:i|*wT formerly 1./t» Brothers, No. 74 Market at
STARCH —100 l>x«. Pearl, 30 bids. do, ju*t
r« \I nod fur wi* |, v 3 _D CANEIELD.
SACK FLOUR -511 bgn, extra family, in
•bar mid r„t sale by mr&J D. C. HEKBST.
LIME —200 bhlM. frcnh in store and for sale
by uirlt) J. It. CANPIKU)
FPAK—2O Mils, new, fine, for sale by
A I.KWIB A EDUERWN,
or£! Iwd N». tUO Wood street.
OI)l> FELLOWS’ ROLL BOOKS ii.r »al,-
by W S. HAVEN,ror Mat lot aud Second sts.
QUININE —t.tH) 07. h. on lmntF&nd fur Hub
by ap. II L. FAHNESTOCK.A CO.
CONCENTRATED cases*just
rec'd and for sale by 11. L- PAHSESTOCK A 00.
S' ULPH. MORPHIA—SO ozsTon hniuTand
tor sale by aj»2 U. L. FAHNESTOCK AOO.
TENN.’ GROUND NUTS— 25 sack*”new
crop, 1 liljil. aud • bbls. now lauding from stoamor
Ktoiiuiny fur iule by ISAIAH IHQRKY A CO.
LARD —30 bids. now landing from steamer
Economy fur salt* by fSAIAU DICKEY A CO.
CTUTTON— 52 bales now landing from stoam-
Jcr Economy for salt* by ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
Cl UM SHELLAC--Scasesjust receivedaud
]f for Bate by 0. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
SUMAC— 20 sacks now landing front
steamer Economy for sale by
mrto ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
IVY DRUMS CODFISH for*sale by
1 V/ BAUALBY.COSORAVK ACO,
iurtU No. IS A 2D Wood at.
FKEHII biils. choice Tat,ft
Butter, just ix-clvcd and for aalo at Ifo. 27 6tb at.
_mril * IL RIDDLE.
Glycerine* camphor soap—"w
of ibis superior article jtut lac'd and for *als by
_tailT D-y- yAUIpatOCg a 00.
TITOLASSES —-400 bbl£ 'Plantation and 20
IYX bbU. Syroj) MoUmci just rec’d and far n]o by
mrto R. ROBISON a 00.
LARD —30 kegß and 5 bbls. Lard just recM
i&dlorMkby ~ &z2Q R. BQBDWJI **oo.
LOVE’S COLUMN
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.
eabscriber having just returned from
Now York and Philadelphia, feels cnnflJsnt that be ran ot
INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS, both In atyles
lulily and Prices, unsurpassed by any Inmae Weet ot the
RHJU FANCY DRESS SILKS,
RICH BLACK BAYADERE
DRESS SILKS,
RICH BLACK SILK ROBES,
PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
PRINTED BERAGES,
ORGANDIE LAWNS,
Ai.«o -Ctmlließ, Crape Do Eitjninepf,
Lawns, Ai*
SHAWLS AND MANTLES
BROCHE BORDERED
STELLA SHAWLS,
PRINTED BORDERED
STELLA SHAWLS,
Ol every Stylo, C,,|,, r and Quulity,
varyinjv in prices Irani Tw>> t<» Fif-
teen Dullarx.
FRENCH LACE AND
CIIANTILLA MANTLES,
Fr.di, Three to Thirty Dull*™
NKKDLK WOK K
HANDmjMK SKTT
COLLAR AND *<LKEVKS,
VERY HICII REAL
FRENCH WORK foLLARS. •
EMBRiiIDKHKD LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS,
i} JAv.nN FT AND aWIS.',
KDGINtiS, IN.SKUTJNiIS
AND FLol’Nl INUS ?
WHITE GOODS
El’ CLi-I'il,
For collars
AND ,<LEK\ K u
FBK.VUI AND ENGLISH
F.R l I.LI A NTS,
t JACo.N’ETTS, MAINSo.jKS,
MILLS, S\Y
VIOTuhIA LAWN’S. \e
PLAIN. FL4 I [* STUIIKD
AND FWI KFl>.
hosiery
A FULL AM* ( UMPJ.KTK AS- 1 -
; uKTMENT
Mourning Goods
OK EVERY OESCRI.PTIO.N *
MUDS hIR m \ WKAK.
81. i.-k, Dili.. Ilrmi, 11, ,1, ,„,J (jhu-
CLOTHS
Black. Him?, Ureru, Dmb and Ulne
CASHMERE ITN
Plrud, Plain and Striped
CASSIMKRES
TW KKLiS. AtKRIN-O,
NANKINKTTH,
CASSIMKKK
l.mtu and C .lion I'aul Slaffn, ,\c
DOMESTICS
thh i.aHh'RST stock /.v rim
liiHiiy "f the abite Good* were bought -f
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS,
i.akuj: a rcTJoys, for cash,
WE ARK ENABLED To SELL THEM
AT PRICKS
2Tljat iDtfp fflompriiiion
Call and Examine *mr. Stork before Pur-
chasing Rlscwlicre,
C. HANSON LOVE,
Formerly Love Brothers, and Young,
Stevenson & Love,
BIOS OP TUB ORIQINAIs.BBR-IIIVB,
aSTO- RKET ST-,
_ Pittsburgh, Fenna.
miU&wlmP
Monongabela River U. a UaU Packet*.
STEAMER TELEGRAPH, j STEAMER JEFFERSON,
C.Woodwa*d. I Cipr. Gxotfil Cloak.
lit ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE
bow running regularly. Morning Boats leave Pitte
°*M gb b ua. c ', cloc >.,/- U - “ d Craning Bants at fl
k u^, P 'u M .; fcr Elizabethtown, Monooge-
DolnClty, Bcleveniou, FayetioClty, Ureenfleld, California
aud Brownsville, there connecting with Uacksand Coachee
PM*««W3 ticketed through from Piltaburgh to Union
town for $2, meals and state-rooms on boats Inclusive
Boats returning from Brownavtlla leave at 8 o’clock lo the
morningand &in the evcutng. For further Information en
qoire at the Office, Wharf Boat, at the foot of Oraht street
*“4 0. W. SWINDLER, Aow.
FOR CINCINNATI- REGULAR , ICfr a.
TUESDAY PACKET.—The elegant aide JnSsSS
wheel passenger paek-t
will leave lor the above end Intermediate ports every TUES
DAY at 10 o'clock, am. Per freight or passage apply cn
board, or to (mrl'JJ PLACK, BARNES i CO., AgU.
Regular Tuesday pack- . iepm.
CTrOEZA.NiavrLLE.-Th. Od. —,lessor
“' !IA aRAHAM, CapL Mrtixo. AnSWCR
for the above and Intermediate ports EVERYtUERDAV
at 4 o'clock p. h. Por freight or passage CDDIv on
<*l9 FLACK, BARNKS ACO^lfiffta.
For Cincinnati & Louis-', 'ie**
VILLE.—Tbo fiuo jiassrnjjor ate<»mfr.LAjys»rAcf
DELEQATK, Cept Maratta, will leave for »heSs«ma
t\U intermediate porU on MONDAY. I2lh inst, at 4 P M
For. fri-igbt or passage apply on board, or to
■I' 1 _ _ H-ACK. EAENE3 A CO, Ag.nl.
Ij’OK Cincinnati louis-,
VILLE.—The splendid steamer
UAAFP, Cnpt. Geo. L. McClintock, will leave
and all iutermedlate portion TUUR3DAY, the 9th Instant.
at 4 p. h. For freight or passage apply on board or to
»I’~ FLACK, DAHNE3 A CO.
Foil NASHVILLE—The cl^TjEti
ptat pa»<f'op'r steamer JKNNY
£ Captain Dunljp, w ill leave for ibo above nn<l iDtSSoatate
porta on TIIIB DAY, April Ptb, at 4 p. h. For freight
► or pawage applj ou board c r to
j FLACK. BARNES A CO., Agents.
ljj'OH NASHVILLE.—The fine steamer S.
✓ X 1‘- niBBABD, Capt. George W. Beed,wlll leavo foi
lb* above and all intermediate porta, THIS DAY, tbi
M Utbinst.,et 4 o’clock, p. X. For freight or paatago apply ot
* buarJ ’ or to l mrl6 ) FLACK, BAUNE3 k 00, Ageata
5 F
“ ROBES.
'OR NASHVILLE—To lino new steamor
RELIANCE, V. X. Reno, Muter, will leave for tbe
lUjre and *ll Intermediate ports TUIS DAY, Vth Initaot.
K«r freight or ou board or to
.PL 11 _ _ /LACK_A BARNES. Apctta.
5 Il„r.„po,i, H„bu, r ,, /.„ Ornt.f,
L Stilhratrr, ifaitiny, ,St. Paul, anil the
f'ntU of .Soint Anthony.
L new and elegant kulq wheel passenger
JL steamer DKNMARK, Capt Richard C. Gray, will leave
Ofor the above porta on or about the ]*th lost., endlwiU
poaitivvly go through m advertised. Tiie Denmark was
Lal,t *i|>r**dy for tho trade, and offer* auperior accommo
nation*. F„r further information, apply to
•I' 0 _ FLACK. BAKNKS A CO. Agonto.
Louis, keokuk,.
GALENA, DUBUQUE, STILLWATER
& ST. PAUL—The flop new steamer ANGLO SAXuN, W.
11. Baker, Muter, will (fare for the abore and *]( interme
nto porta, oo TUESDAY. 13tb lost., at 4p, *. For freight
or pamge apply on board or to
* »P® _ FLACK, WARNES ACO . Agent*.
o Fi’“.|r:'L6uis 4*iLLiiiois , ip> >,
X. KrVRR—The fine iteamri Sir ffm. WAL- jsSkbsl
LaCF., Capt. Uugli Campbell, will leave for
-* InteroiedlaUi port, oo SATURDAY, 10th Inst, at 4 o*slodt.
JF P. M- For freight <n passage apply on board or to
* FLAUC, BARNES A CO., A«te.
FO It ST.L 0 UI S.—The tine i fCff*
xteamrr BELSJONT, Cap’aio KLbert
>. will l«ave for and all Intermediate porta, ou
TUI3 DAY. WtU imt. at 4 o’clock, pm. For freight or
■J passage apply oo board or to
*l ,s _ FLACK, BARNES A CO.,Agents.
1?OR .ST. PAUL DlKEU'l—'nVrjrgTT
G"io< f. Keokuk. Burlington, Muscatine. jSSssS
Itock Island. Du«eo|>ort, FnltoD City.
I'ralrlo DuCbiou. La Ur«>**e. Stillwater and St. Paul —The
■s fine steamer W. H. DEffNY, Capt. Alford, will leave for the
J abnre port-on TIU3 DA V. tfth lust., ut 4p U For freight
fi ..r passage opply .. u Uj»rd ur to
»r3l FLACK. BARNES A CO . Agent*-
-1 ]VfISSOUKI iUVEK l>ACKET7rgi^
■w J."X—For Jeflcrson City. ItnoisoriH*, UIa*X&S9SK
_ piw. Brunswick. Islington. Kausaa City. WyandottnieaT'
r -* vowortli. St Joseph and Omaha City.—The fine steamer
STKIMIKN DECATUR. Capt. Frank Hailey, will leave far
Hie above and all intermediate porta, oo THIS DAY, April
'itb. at 4 o’clock r m For freight or paasage apply on board
«<t *>• turat FLACK. BARNES A Co- Ageota.
“ T?OR KJSuKIJK. I)A\'ENPOR'T i jBJLs
J? HOCK ISLAND, GALENA, DUBCQUK
AND Sf. fine paaeeuger steamer LAcSuSos,
Capt D.vlm<ey.will 1,-are for the above and all Intermediate
porta Tills DA Y, tttli Instant,at 4o\ lock, pm. For freight
or pos«.igv uppl) m hoard. nr In
Z FLACK. BARNKS A ca, Agunta. L
i. L’OII ILLINOIS RIVER-TbeY lEffTiL
X film steamsi ENDEAVOR, Capt. Martel, fjSgj&S
will Irate f.ir the nbovo named place on SATDKDAVTiuui
lust , at 4 ■. lork. f u F«r freight or perange apply on
- '-oard «r t.. (spsj FLAOK, BARNES* CO.. Agents
2 .flcto ©titans, &c.
t, CHIU MEMPHIS AND NEW , IP „
” JT ORLKANS.-Th. .pl„ u .lj.l j.
t KEiIONT, Capt. Stockdale, will lrav» for
all intermediate ports mi TUIS DAY Bth 4 o’oli-ck.
For freight ur apply on board or t<»
> tnr - 10 FLACK, BA RN KS & CO.
HARDY & M'OREW,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Corner or First and Ferry strets,
3 IT KLKBER having ju*t returned f‘mm
f_, AX* llmcaatem utj««, vhero b* ha* •cWtoi a clinic*
■s ni aup«-i tor l>lau<*, lor tlio Kpriug lratio, iroald n*
"3 ‘b" *»->“**'« -'f purchaser* Ihonto
“ ,*7 *»‘«h Rival . aro fr-m the entire eastern
.* ~' < 7 * , V.” ‘;>na* J-rr,l amoug iho finest Instruments
“ er •-f- ngtil |. tin* ett) . l*urrhasera ar* »>licitnl Ui call
an.l eaaniiue, •» Him 1. an eicoUcol M J) |, or ti U „ty f-r ..htaia-
H lu * “ nri,f '’•a** anil reliable Plan-. Porte
< __ H ELKHKK. Nn ',.1 Fiftii -t
tO-PAHTSEUs'IIVp,
THE liavo this day cnl.-rcd ini.
f • |>art!» i ntiip 1,.r the parpr»,. ..f oodurtiuic a
Pr.-lac* liusiu.MS. under th u n»mu OU J *t,|* ~f
k*™ ftud llnlclilu*..a. Haring tJio |.<-aU.. u
c-UYei.h-nt t- the Hirer and |Uilr..«d bop-.ta, and roan?
T»*r» practical <-X|icrieure la tbo buaioNa. Uk-v frH c.it.fi
,I«DI u.,1 Ital, ... ,«rtl™ wl,„ u,»; ,b,a,
with cnaigumcnu.d Fr-duco fur aalo, will merit tb.lr at>-
ptvbat. .p. S.linttDga ahare ..f y..nr patrwiac*. we remain
'“['.S', y> u . LfcISCU A UirrciUN^JN
I HUburgh. April l*t. HSS —apilmd
ryy Now Bochelle or Lawton Blackberry.
IT A VINO iimdeurrimgemeots with Rev J
.A-L .fNOJt for • t0p,.1, cl PU Q „ „f this TBiuftt.io BU k
' m7prW^ i * h °‘“ :: lhr,rt> FUut * *re offers .t tLo Mllw
Iw ]<la!i(n
tw
-Jio
: ioo
00 plan!* . 00
l3i 0-1 JJ •• *_ t
35 00 it | *»j
.. <•" - ** . . :i oo
V • ■ • *OO 1 •• > lo
0r.1«. r . h. JUt. J. Knox, or lb* inbicrlber. me
• mpauUl "lib th» cub or a ••itutile r o f«-our« »»,*«• tto
|.arttr a ar*b..tku«»u > willt« IllUil la tbeoi.t. r in wl„<-b
Ibvjr nrv recvlveO.
P......,.! H.o'NKWMAN'.xTUOK.NLtaSIIUCKBKi-.nV.
"■lll uw fin m«b<*l at thr »ame
JAMKS WAKDROP,
47 Fißb tlrtfb PlttnliarKli, IV
uni 6 .Uwirr
J -J ~f f^ r * l*tworn tbo uudor tbo
A stylo i‘l Robinson »nd Mini*, «u diaaulred l>y motml Cub
fj •«H>t l ..,theßMidHyofJ.un»ry,lsai. Tb. Lu.it.ew of raid
Hrni *lll In. MIM by Hair *nccow», Koblnoun, Mini. *
Mlllr "’ W. C. ROBINSON.
BENJAMIN MINIS,
R. MILLRK, Jn.
Tllh partnership of tho undorsienetj was
diwo l .*! tbu d*, mutnai co Wlltt fa' larne to
.»«<• effect fi .pm l be Br*l dny of January, 1553.)
W. C. ROBINSON.
BENJAMIN MINIS
P. U. MILLER.
WILSON MILLER
SO I AUINEKSIIH*.—The unJcr w ij?mhl
.IV ***** D » D ’« of IU)U.
ON, MINIS A MILLERS, (til*HMD* to date from tb« Ut
o» T of January taken the ratablUlmieot for
.n.i y ocrupitHl by the firm of Mina name and will conlmu*
ibnis I* l !n iur J‘ ,un, *!; r,, * nil Ma*.liiniBta at tbo old aland,
South I’lttiburgh. ufllct*, No.*Jl Market itreet
W. a ROUINSON.
V. 11. MIM.RR,
WITIIROW DOUGHS*
WILSON MILLER.
mrtMnnl
Wtisblugton Work*, I
March 16th, 186 H, )
*AUI riSL FAUNESTOCIt,
IMCOKTSB BUD DZILXE (ft
I«'«u*eicn and Domestic Hartlwarr*.
Ao. 74 H'oorf Street, between Diamond alley
U,J /o " rf A itrcet, Pittebvryh, Pa.
'PHE Huhacriber \* now opening a large and
J. well selected ( MMrtaul of Forslgm and L».lic
U . r^* n . d ., wmb -° ,doa M K»od term* a* any house
r if b J lljr ’ embrace* a K*Miala*wrtm.at
of Hardware, Cutlery, Carpenter Tool*. (Onion Plane*,) Ac.,
A H:«. W r CUh ° i Lo • t,ca,^a o* Merchant* and
other* before supplying theraselvc*.
- oc “? :dt ir“ r SAM’L FAHNESTOCK.
New goods for spring ~sales.—
reculvlug from wor own aud Eastern
runtime*. additions to our steak, which L-ousisuiu part of
Moor Oil Cloths, Carr lag* Oil Cloths,
Furniture Oil Cloths, Table 011 Cloth*,
Crub Oil Cloths, Transparent Oil Cloth.;
Tran.p't Window Shade*. Uuffllolland* aud
Shade Trimming*.
Merchant*, Ifousekiwpers and other* requiring any good.
id oor Hue are invited to call and examine the *tuck aud
Judge for themst-lrrs In retard to tho quality and price*.
j. a il Phillips,
tnrW No. 28 and 28 Bt. Clair street
L)AINTIN(.i.—Ah the season lor repainting
1 i* now commencing, the undersigned wishes to Inform
their customers and the public that they are prepared to do
any amount of palntlug that may he required of them at
■hurt uotW, and at as low price* a* the earn* quality of
work can be done by any shop in the city.
To our customer* who have had graining done by a* we
would say we are prepared to do more of the same kind.
To three who have not eeen our graining v* Invite to call
at our shop and aee specimen*, which w* would limply aay'
cannot t>* equaled by any shop In the State of Pennsylvania.
iur2fl;lwd DAWES A CLULEY.
DRY QOODS—Tliose desirous of purchas-
IDB «.TU|jDg In Ih, Fnney, Bupfo, foreign or Donwr
uc ur. UouS. Iln., wlllplou, cillul .ramii.oor „
nn4 well ujorlxl .tnck ol Spring aoodn, which nrn nnmtl
log cold rer, CHEAP for CiSUT *ro no. U.
mrtl fonntrij Lorn Bra^^TurrifriSw.!
‘—
100 baabela Maahannock Potatoer
75 do large Whit* da ’
ho do do Bln© da*
mrtT' d “ T UTILE , I “, , '»™“at>rillobj
- *• UTILE A (XX, No. 112 Second street.
NflMM^? S ? mANI)CIII:APKIES S
Snltt.
■"* , *> «*Uy bfltog received, Also, a fell assort
Std u r cK.« « fh* 0 ! Bta ®“ « Whleh wufE
•Old as cheap aa tba cheapest. Please call and *eo them.
krrgfohwT formerly toll .
LOST.— A check, dated April 2d, 1858,
atmwn br Snn«T, Bmm * On, on tho Pllttbnrrti
VtL?’®? l®”’ Tbnpoymontof okl ehtck ju* bora
stopped, and aU person* are cautioned against porchaiior or
A llb.nl reword wIU bo pridlf Hl,*"
to reed to tho subscriber*. 11 8
’ f3;att BAILIY,BROWN*CO.
Regular Steamers.
dtinemnati, &c,
jSLas&bitle, &r.
St. Uouis, &c.
Pittsburgh, pa
hotels.
TIIK VioTEL
Broatfteai/, corner oj /’run*?,',, Stree- *
NKW YORK, ' -
UAS BEEN RECENTLY SEFITTR />
The Ronxut are all .Wir/y Cirjteltd, \
The Furniture auil Beds are Sujte. b,
And the Baths I'lisurpateed.
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED SALOONS
ARC CORRECTED WITH TBC HOTEL.
Hero i-t coacentntrJ til Ihe c.-mf.-i (» of « b. -nie, with the
Iniurioa of e police.
THE .S 'PIESIHU LAIHES’ PARLuE
Comm&ih]i to Uoeqts&lW
View of Broadway.
TIIS INTERNATIONAL l.lh, moUcMiral of any of
IL* Euar Cuna Hotua Or L n .1.,«e,0r
■ ALFRED TRKPMB..Pronator.
FREiNCffS HOTEL,
CmrroJ IMlor,d(VTJr mit-Sfiar r ,
the City Ball, Bew lark CUf.
THIS HOTEL isconductedontheEcrßopiuv
Plar or Lodciro Rooks, and moult ts they ms* i,«or
a*r* d, lo the tpacicui Refectory 7 “*• l ° or
: ? a^»lo« nn# ctlon there
with. ThU popolAr hotel is in the Immediato Ticinitv ~t
morcMUtedHttiMat, sod the principal pltSS’mSSn
«»1 offer. .Trrjladactß.nt to thoe who ronralt rortn
“ c “’ lfcrßi a or Eorop.
will bn tarnished, with all tho Information they may delire
frc,m ißpoaitton in the purchase nr
P *JT ri R- FRENCH, I'rotSJta-,
of Rorarr. who a, iro am fall/es many
ar» taWrcrtedln»jio6J‘>. nuUdlmd
TWWANf UALL HOTEL,
amtrrn/A'arroaaad /Vanl/„r< SrtiU, trppctik thc/hrl
Tand City HiO, A’EH’ rOSK.
on l ?h t p el)rate<l Hotel is still conducted^
seiSsS
ss£sr=sass^^
Partlea going to California or Eih-om «-;ti r • , .
wiUi all the Information d-iiml I .
pwvluaa of ticket* ’ ' * ,H *n th
mrttdSw
CUARI.KS imoWN.j»ron,l.l.„
fßrticat,
"READ WHAT THEY SAY "OF
K*smiATSO)mw.V»s rew
WILD C H j.; R K V . '
Tbo Original am] Genuine Preparation;
Disonlerrd Stomach, Liver, Breast or Lanes
The
, wonderful
force performed
by this Invaluable toed-
U:loe, in Pulmonary CON
SUMPTION, Coughs, Cold*. AstL
nm. Bronchitis, Inllatnxa, Whooping
Ouagh, Croop, Spitting of Blood, Llvei
CouiplaJut, Pain In the Side and Breast, Tick
Hug or raising In tbo Throat, and ail Diseases t-fIU
>-»ogs, and Breast barn excited the astonish
tucnt of all wbobavo witm-estd Its mar
Telloua effect; there is no account o!
a medicine, from the earliest
ages, furuisLlctg a
para 11 01.
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, ALL SI'LAK
FORTH ITS PRAISES.
The reports from all parts of the world, arbor« they uisk.
nae of Dr. Swayne’i Compound Syrup of Wild Chury, ut.
questionably proves it to be tbo great ruined v of the age
NIGHT SWEATS, GREAT DEBILITY, A.-,
We tbiuk there uerer lias Leon a im-didne whiih has ( ,i«
en socb mjlveriui ealinfactiuu ma Dr. Svrnyi.c'a Compound
Syrup Wild Chuuj. It has stopped night -iwrsta, chf.kt-d
deep nested ulrets ol (lie lunjis, raised tbo-e who w c rn l.iM
declining with great ireuknes*, wlieu all othej mean* pry*
s-1 unavailing.
DR. JL 11. KLLIS'JN, Frauklm county, Kt , writes t
Lave been engaged iu an active practice of lu< It» years, an !
recommend Dr. Swayne’i. Compound Syrup ~f WitJ Chany
In prefrreuco to id I other remedies. In th.’.iuurh dteadej
Pneumonia, or Disease of tbo Lungs, and the alarming fit m
in.which itappear* In Kentucky. ! regard it as an luvslue
hie remedy.
Caso of Tbo naa Dixou. Over 5 years bate elapsed, arid h*
■til! remains a hearty man.
Rot. JAMBS K. DDRBOROW, Pastor of Berlin circuit*
Baltimore Conference, and all tb* principal men haul* st,
•Point of Hocks, MJ., have testified to the following
KXTHAORDIXAHY Ct fiL.
Poist OF Itoccs, Frederick conuly, Md-
Db. Swsvßf:—Dear Sir—Behoving It a doty 1 owe to the
public, and iu Justice to yon, I have thought proper to make
knowu'onooT the niutl extraordinary cures, in my own ease,
that has-ver been truly reconlcd. In (he month of Octo’
l>er last, 1 was afflicted with a sever* gathering iu my breast
which formed a large abscess, and also cutumtintaitad to
my Lungs aud very much affliclwl them, mod discharge]
large quantities of corruption, external and luU root M\
breath could also purs through my I.nngs and out through
the cavity of my breast with apparent vase, attviid.-d with *
viedeut cuogh, day and oighl, loos of appetite, and extreme
debility, so that my pbyslriaus thought my caw eutuciy
hopeless aud beyond the power of medicine. f ratnaiuedin'
this wretched condition ff»i a long time, unUf'l was waited
to a mere aktdetou, aud there souiod to be do l«-p« foi nio:
but having read iu the public pej-ers id the many wonderful
curst performed by yuur Compound Syrvpof it'dJ i rv
f immodiaU-ly *eut to Baltimore for fiv r bottlea. and <oa«'
menred its use, tud to uv groat eatialuctiouand that •<. my
anxious family, the ahscres or op<*uing in my buipi* h* -»i,
to heal, aud the coogb sulfided, aud oti nsnig i.-,, t
was restored to perfect health.
Over tlvo years hsvs elapaod,and 1 still rernaiu a pet irclh
hearty man at this date, June lid, Hd*3. 1 have uot bad n
day’s sickuees for the last elgbeon month*.
i'lraee accept my grateful acknowledgments.
Yours, very respectfully, THOMAS DI.XbN.
More wonderful cores have been and are daily made by
Dc.SwtjW*Compound Sjrupof lyild Cherry, thaw by * ny
medidne over discovered: composed solely of vejpjfaMo j,,
gredients. It run usvd with perfect safety.
lIF. CAKEFVL l.\ /‘I'RCHASIXi;.
Toobtaiulbe origiusl aod only geuniue preparation ut
W’tLß Catnrv, whlrh must have the pvrtrait and eiguntnrr
of DH. 3WAYNK on each wrapper arodud the l>ottle.
This Invaluable remedy, prepared only by Dr. SWAfVNK
A SON, Seventh st., second door above Market, Pbila.
DU. ÜBO. 11. KIA3EK, No. HJ Wood street, WholcssU
and Retail Agent. mri."T:d*wT
MORE THAN 500,000 BOTTLES
.“OLD IN TItE
IS h; \V ENGLAND SfJ'ATES
IN ONE VKAH
The kkstukative of i*kof. o. j
HOOD for restoring hair ja-rf,. tly B |„( pernuneutlt
ha* never yet had a rival. Volume after volume nn*htbe
given from all parte of the worM iiud from the m,„t lutcll.
gent to prove that if Is a perfect R,st.;rali,~- but read tli
drcnUr and you canuot doubt; read also the following:
Tits llaib. —People have fer ceutnriu* been afllicted with
bald beads, and the only remedy, heretofore known, has been
those abomiuablo wig*. By a recent discovery of Profravor
Wood these ortkieaarobeing fast dispensed with, but a crest
many persons still patronUe them, because they have been
so often Imposed upon by Hair Tonic* of different kinds
To all such persona woearnmtly make the tvqueat, that they
will try uuce again, for In Wood** Restorative there is no
such thing as fail. Wo know of a lady who was bald, who
twd the article a short time, and her head Is now covored
completely with thetlnket and most beautiful curls Imagi
nable. We know of numerous caeca where hair was ranidlv
falling out, which it restored iu greater perfection than it
over bad been before.
It is also without doubt one of the best articles for keep*
log the hair iu good condition, matte* it soft and aloanv
removing dandruff, and has proved itself the greatest enemy
to all Che Ills that bair Übeir to. *
It Is the duty of every one to Improvo thoir personal an'
pearence though .urn* may differ In regard lo the wav*
doing It; but every ouo will admit that a beautiful head.-I
hair eitbei te man or woman, I* an object mneb to be «te
, ,““ *her« arc uo mean*that should be left untried to
01-lsiu such a consideration.—llftmuu’j ddrocufc. Phi lu
. Coshocton, Ohio, Not. 17,1860
0. J. Wooc. 1 Co:—Oent*; As I hnvo been engaged la
wiling your Hstr JlußtdrstWetbolMt season forono otyonr
i^ R « M Usckuwou,) and basing experieLad
tl.» beueflcial effects of it mrselt, I would Uko to obtain su
ageucy for lbs Btat« of Ohio or som« Slalo In th« West
should you wish to make such au arrangeraeut, as iTm
convinced fArrr u nofAwip rqual to it in fA/ CaiUUStoUa for
r*ttor\*gt Ut Aa»r. I bavo been ougagt.d lu the Drug boil
ness several years, and bare sold various preparations
for tbe hair, but liavo tound nothing tbat restore* tbe no
civtivoorgana or invigorates tbe scalp as ««|| as yours. Be
ing fully convinced that your restorative la what yon roprv
aeat it to bo, I would tike to engage in tbe sale or It. for I
am satisfied it most Ml.
Yours truly,
JL T. STOCKMAN.
ffiTUSD, MwU., Pull, fs I«M
Paor. 0. J. Wood ACo UeuU: lUrie* Die
ro>k] offsets of your Ualr lUstoi alive, 1 with to state, tint
finding my hair growing thin, as mill as ({ray, I was luJur
M from Kbit I road »n.| hranl, to try llio ai tide prepared
by you, to promote ita growth nuJ rbauge iU color as
it *u iu youth, both of which it has effected fynDpletciy.-n
Iq the operation l bare uiod nearly tbreo bottles.
Yours, Ac~, JAM KM FRANCIS. ,
For sale by GKO. 11. KEYSF.R. HO Wood at,
O. J. WOOD A CO., Proprietors, 3 lit Y-,
(in the (mat N. Y. Win nailing EstablDlioerit;‘,aiid 114
Market «tn«L, tit. Louis, and ad 4 Liy all’yood Drns,
giata. fett * ' ‘ > itrtfctjdJiyfta^
JAMES P. TANNER,
.">tl Wood Street, I?itt»burgb
iteslhe aticottoo of Ins customers and buyers gtnar-
*Jlj to bit l&rg* clock of
NKW SPKINO GOODS,
Uoaghl difoi I lu;a Mjnufkctnreis iu MsscacbaHtlt
ft }!>>>• A X.s',
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OPERA TIES f &.
U'lii't Mian »qi| Cbildioa'i
BONNETS,
FLATS, and *
„ FANCY HATS
Men b, l) i>» »ud VoutJj’i
PALM LEAF
LEU HORN,
PANAMA itml
„ , „ STRAW HATS.
Men », Bof*' »uii Yoalb'a , ‘
WOOL and FOR HATS,
AH of which will he fonoJ lu great variety. - >
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ladocetneuU offered ta CASU; »nd%roa
TIME BUYERS.
wrfSid p»ck*|.
r public will pleaae . bear in mind. 4K«»*
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