-
cheiamausid" • air Year's Presents.
-We Maid moat: reßytutfolly inform our
arses tationsears In the country, thus Ire bars Jost
- opsted col of Qs mat deldrableitooi. of
WAIVE S/4 Va./WA nrwszar.
SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS,
Tbathier era been brought to Plttelagb,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
sag of our friends should be delimit of preseii - tlog
Premont of 'Beal Value," each that silt retain Its robe, no
matter how old or boy Inca worn—to • Father, Mother,
Slater, Brothere.friend or (not to hypo u Swarmisar—
they can certainly not Inwilt On anything more appropriate
than a set of
FLIVZ GOLD JETVELRY
Oompomd of iillßEti3T PIN and syalr of A NOBS or
DROPS, of Onmso,Ooral, Gold Stone, Garnet, Momir, Jot,
Pointing, LIT% or Enameled, at from rim Dollar. upwards
J O Thirty DOGurspsr pet, .of 3 great many Fancy Article.
too numerous to maim.
Our stock Is entirely fresh, and laid in earessly
P I R TIIE lIOLIDATS.
We bare everything rata cue direct from
k SI ANUYACTIMIRSI,
Whereupon on customers can he enured that we are en
abled to oder I noements to prompt time and cub buyers
that have Dever been equaled In Ibis city.
Our Glenda and customers era respectfully invited toe:
amino our stank and prices before purchaaing elsewhere.
HEINEMAN f METRAN, 4: Fifth .t,
den N.rt door to Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa.
LAMM SU • ' •
SMELTING WORKS
PARK, aircuram & co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
BILLTIERIT sun] BOLT COPPER, PRESIIRD OOP
PER 130170118, Italse,PBtlll- Bottenns, Speller row.; an,
JUlte, Imparters sod Dealt," In METALS, TIN PLATE
MORT IRON, WIRE, Ac. Constantly on hand, Tinmen's
Machines and Toole.
- lrarekoute,No. 119 Fine and 120 Seconri stre.t,
Pittsblargh, Penna.
•
4r9pecial ordm ortioppor cot to sow drArni pattern.
My23l.43oltlrlyT
MOTUERSI MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!!
Don't fail to proonro Mrs. Winslaceo Sooth
.
lag amp rot Chndrett Teething. It has no equal on earth.
It gratify facilitates tho prpeese of teething by softening the
gams, reducing MI Inflammation—will allay pain, and Is
tam to regtdate the bevels. Depend upon it, mothers, It
sal give nest to you:aches, and relief and health to your
Infanta Perfectly safe to all ease.
This liftable preparation le the protrriptlon of ono of
she mostasperienced and skilful Comae Phyolanns in saw
Sogland, and has been !teed with norrg fail Mg raceme. to
•
million' atoms.
We ballets tt the best and sweet remedy to nit arorbi, In
&lessee of Dysentery and Dlarhoo& to Childroo,irhether It
mina from beethlog =from any other elms.
If life and health Clllll be eettmated by dollen and ernts, It
to trorth ltareight In gold.
liilDone of bottles an sold every year In the United
tates. It le an old and arell4rkd remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
11511 . Notie gailitilneunlen the fthwimile °MORTIS & PER
ILINS,Nrow York. la on the outiiide wrapper,
Feld by Druggist. throughout the world.
DIL 01:0. N. B.EYSER, Agent rot Pittsburgh.
Dthd.wlythr
===lM
0/1001111.11 and GIALN DZIILER3 con no; be napplled
with Hip suitable to their trades on th, abortett notice et
the talartnii MC= TIMIS:
61gr4L298-7. both li,ve 02105 11 . 100.
Ta,%,
-.FLOUR SAMS, teal, doelgood and printed to order
-000r 1 ,4 bble auk. (nubloarhod) $10a12,40 'lt 100,
80 or N../ " (Moulted or unbleached) rov, 1000.
26 or y„ • $5010)55 'f 1000.
12 or 140 $OO4lO 100,1 .
Galt Ported; Huns, Grocora :epode, Wool and &loping
j Dada made to order at.. low price. ne any nunionwtory
tba country.
•
PAPER BARE from Zoo. to left..., for Grum., Tee Dcsl.
en, eta, at Shoat the priceof paper.
Parties sriehfug can bard thrtrininie printed aura those
bogs se they an mule. DAVID C. HERBST,
Pittsburgh Dag Mawr ectory,
rioli2tf N0.26 Liberty int.! corner Rani.
FUELS! Eel/RS!! -FURS
istroctonm etc CO-,
"131 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, .
HAYING JUST RETURNED FRO3I NEW
loot ars now recoiling a large stook airmail made RUMS
conaprialag
lindens Puy Pablo.
blink Pablo,
b:lone Martin,
_ —Men. Squirres,
Carus, IlsitOspes, Victoria*,
Moir* and Cuff*,
kW, Felt BOtil.il.
Tharogooda bare Leen eniour,l with great care, end will
Le *old at mall profits.
.Ladies wbb . ing to parch.° (real, F URA .00 incited to
run and cluridne our *tont. • .17:1cl!
dit h CALlbelllBoll A siTlf. A ll
- SHIP LINE.
AQUA.NICAR
AmawroA,4nAle TIC ANDPA CIFJC.P
-c...V. oa:titi...i.v
LINF
- ialigr" . " - AT MILDUtion oat '
'imp:x*4
first cabin 12,it 'Upper saorsge..
Second 11:01Lower steerage..
The transit of the Wham. incinded.
The splendid steamship WASIIINtiYON, of =OO tons re.
eater, Capt.lfenry Churchill, haring beau dtted up im
p...sly for the Cantonal& bode by the Nicaragua route, will
- leave her pier, North Miner, New York, an Monday the CM
alto :ember. at I P. 11, carrying plumage., mane, and
freight to San Juan del Norte, to connect a lan Juan del
Saw with the well known and commodious dcatethip ER
lg AN, Cept. Wendy, far San Fnuoriont, Cadiforula. Thew
splendid stnamddree nnemparsed accummndafrone for
the safety end parsagers. The lothmai route
la thoroughly repared and in good order, end the country
healthy. .
for purge and freight, apply - very at the office of the
Compaq, to JOHN P. YELVP.RTON, Agent,
cCtfrillodfc—eol6 No. a Bowling ammo New York.
T • Great Ragllee, Remedy.
SIR SEARS CI. ARKTOS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS!
Prepared from • preertiption or Mir Jame Clarke, M.S.
notate Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known Medicine Is no !copulation, but a sure
anderte remedy for - Ifecoule IHMenitles and Obstructions,
rota tiny - seam whatever; and although a powerful remedy,
tbsytecortala witting hurtful to the constitutlen.
MARBTID LADIES it is peculiarly suited. It sill
In • Statttima, beluga, the monthly period with rt goi.rlty.
Tine Pau hoer new been know.. to _Matcher. the dtreo
titmice fat sizoisdpage qfperraphLet ore well °burred.
Poe MI particular., gat a pamphlet, free, of (bespeak
N.ll-41,ad 6 postage atareie 0111Ci001.4 to any unit, oil
se d agent, willlneure a bottle, containing over BO piam, by
return unto.
B. L. r AmixErrocs a co., Pittsburgh, wholesale agent,
mod sold by all anaemia a:4%dt. fc T
ErECNFLIC H. COLLINS
ForanartUng-and Colandndon Merchant
AND WHOLISILIZI DEALER TIV
Cheese. Butter. Seeds... Fish.
lel Produce Generally, •
avoll W. 7s Ma Serer. Attabarda
a. 11.
TV, 11..,
'itteburgh, Penna.,
Zastern Carr... aid 170.
k., offer. 131. prnfporkmal
F.DIOAL CAS6II.
-Street,
;wine Ira pm , .d.. 0 1. 5,4 0
$l.ll. .ea wen! pant ••
serrlcss 1.4 6131101 GAL AND
Col.Wition 11cCandlets.
H. Jr Weave,
lion. T. J. Inichonl.
John Q. Me llor,
:112torAis1. my:hly.ifo
Batr.D.Lk—McLean.
11
T. H. Rol.
7.11. Ils .
SWOVIS. 9.11,,Kt3.
A.LIIXANDER BRADLEY,
• 1111111111.0117111131407, =WS lIFTVIZT mum OF
COOLING, PARLOR CO HEATING STOVER,
,--Plata ad rani.* ilia -' 4 • •-•
ole Proprietor of tho celebrated PATENT OAS
BURNING and Suomi CONSUMING
000 K • STOVES.
tkaloe and Sale. Room.
wiriklydle No, 4 Weed Bt., Pittsburgh, Pa.
pcnnr.a..Aarr..
stunntentaus tiro DRAMS IX
- AU kinds or Tobacco, /waif and Cigars.
Ilavotacratly takentho bonding No. 1919 Wood Mort, to
iddltke to tbdr Maantactudog rototarbtorot,tro. V Troia
rotnAr d zttury will two ploutd to 'avant their Mood;
LEM SMU Ei2
Da. W. P. Fcrnnarnrcan having re -61 0
tun rim !h
re
tuned to Pittsburgh wia Intention of toaltioi
It Ida future realdroos, can be found at Lig 017 ICE, NO.
10410011.T0 surrr, betvasa Wood and folthaeld
iggs.Oilits Laois Moos a. x. to 4r. r. or23.damtc
N. ECOLAKES
- Duuu Ia
1(4141; pad DontesUe Ms of =Exclaim
cisrirrorrts or =POSIT, -
BAAL NOTES ASP SPICLE,
NO. LT NAZI= PPREZT, PITPI3III7IIOII, PA.
V1.P1.8 mode on anal, vinelpal tbranek,
oat uakthilild Mtn. ap924cle.
RAM ROAD SPIKE COMPANY.
jaaspADilworth. W. O. Didwell
Dloomen p.,1 4 .„ Roo or Drat)
, litowirftwoo
RAIL ROAD SPIRES; COAIRS
AND BO.A,LtspniEs.
"'""WIWIt. PEMPAL
.13A. - .WICS aro OLULIZY
nom', WWI Sad OrsummentaliPolokt ors,
• ' 0.2111 . 117 . 11 R s;
: ''21"1.811x
. White Lesciand Zino Paints.
Mock all k!nas of Polotar,lfart a llAdon, Wloclow 01•011,
• 114 164 iftred P U, tio;rt 'sh" dcrtv c.. Virgin Atter.
S.- & C. P. hIARKLI3,
JUSINUITINUITJ -or
NLININEN;JOB AND ALL_KTNIN. OF
PAPER.
Warobrumh No. %17 Woad !Arcot.
pirrsavaagw.
• I pbos l btd sit prim. A.- nyttf fa
rir:N.:7 6 { l 06,1
../Inal v colope SidriU ad Foul lii,
41.11:114* -Nes. lie 1111 Amid arm.
:,;3.33C.=•M.01`
• 1111:253141:03TAL2QT TALI:LOIS
- -131air* ttreat,
4 2 ! 14 * 41 ,4!0 Vntraff*34 tb
cv t
— Sspecuit -itotttrs;- ---
Permanent Office
Complying-with the urgent request of hun
dreds of tE.li retie:lLL
DRS. C. M. PITCH J. W. SPICES
nave concluded to remain
PERMANENTLY IN PITTSBURGH,
And tney 1,, consulted-at thekrnSice, •
No. 191 Penn ati•ctet,
OPPOSITE TEE ST. CLAIE HOTEL•
eicopt Sundays, torContn>o♦ptlon, Asthma,
Bronchitis and all other Chronic Oomplalnta
complicated with or calming Pohnonan Ulleazoo, Including
Cohlrrk Heart Disease, Affection. of the Liver, Dyt
prpria, Gartritie, Freud: Complaintt, etc.
DRS . -94.014-state—aint
of Consumption Is based upon the fart that he disease m
ists in theUood and system at large, both bsfore,an = during
Itaderelepmeat in the lungs, and they thereto, employ
Mechanical. Elygionic and 31edichal remedies to purity the
blood and strengthen the system. with am, they nee
MISDICINAL IN RAI. ATlONS,which they value hlghly,but
only as ragiatima, (haring no Curatiee ereol when used
alone,) and Invalids are earnestly cautioned agalnetwmting
the precious thne of curability on any Or:eta:mut based upon
the plansible,but false Idea that the..seat afthe disease can
be reached In a direct manner by Inhalation. ^ for ea before
stated, the seal 41 the disease is in the Wad and Its erraa
only In the lungs.
charge for consultation.
A list of gelation!, will tee rent to the.. wishing to con
sult ear by letter. myithdarrfctf
SAAIIIICL. (3-1,4A-"Y
3311-11.3213 R .A.ra-r)
No. 62 ET. OLAIS EITIKET,
FITTEDIIItaII, PENNA.,
Invites public attention to hie new and beau
tiful aseortment of Pall floods, consisting of ClothA Owe .
maw, {'..bogs and Malaga of every vaisty and style,
adapted to the beet city and country trade. 'shift will to
mado up with promptness and despatch, and at ram RS low
es at awy other similar eatabliabroent In tin , city.
_,,,e2.1fr
Now Frur Store , . from Philadelphia.
LOUIS ➢TILLER, Manufacturer of all
taw. of Ladies and Clentlemten Pura, Bleigb and Car
rittro Robert dealer in Buffalo Robes, &c, AT— wholesale and
rental, at N 0.119 Wood street. above Ylltb.
fors repaired, cleaned and altered in the best manner.
Goode made to order al short notice.
All kinds of shipping furs bonght.
GILL.H.SPIH
DZINTIST,
Extracts Teeth without pain, by an ENTIRE
tr 'tier Anamithetic agont applied to the teeth and_immi
only. Teeth from one to mil mito Maori.] on filo Talton.
midi/ditch... Ile al.o inaorm tooth on Ycr Puralnin
ban with continuous gum,imhltb In boanty,cleantlne.and
dninblllty cannot fail to picnoo. flan and examine aped.
MOPS.
114.0113 ca No. Al Fnorth Harks, (o and
atnry,lPittnburgb, Jl,7:lpira
MITCHELL, HERRON & CO
•
111400770717.101 07
Cooking, Parlor and Herding
STOVES,
Grate Fronts, Fenders, Cooking Ranges, &r
194 Liberty St., Plit•brorgh,
tar:L.:fay
E YMAN at It. 014
Masenfaeinrmre and Deminre in all tied. at
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
A N D
LEAF TOI3.A.QCO,
Orner •tf Smilki4l &reel and Diamond
i'DDIVOURMI, PA.
..7.* L. no. st.Nrcautmon
Pittsburgh Stool 'Works.
JONES. E3O - VD & C'o.,
llannrartureco CAR' STEEL; Moo, 'PILING, HOW .4
A. B. BTETJ..; AXLBA,
Cbrner Remand Pi./ !WWI, I.er r -nrh, Na
11. Et. FLOG-Fill-CS dc Co.,
• 1111511FlACTCIUMS or •
Hager.. Improved Patent Stael
Cult i valor Teeth.
anwr Ross cmi Fort arras. urg 3 / 4 .
rafo: 1 yd(co .
JONA T. L•A•fA......_.... ..... . ..........
LfRiA N & GREGG,
Imparters and Thaler, in Foreign and American
wA K K
5A Wood Sti . iii - ,7l , 4llaUdrg .
A full and complete aaaortment of all de
aripamar of II RDWAlilf 4 Wbutestale and Herod, can
be trl.at tole, tor) to tin purcbaser at the above
eatablGhuteat.
Too la of every dent-1106m iu large [Aral. 3 - Mr, haul;
Mechanic.. and Fumer. are InwrlL.l U• cull. •,.2.5...11yfe.
JOHN COCH ItiVN & BRO
~T4.11.P OP
Iron Hulling, Iron Vanli•. Vault Doors,
Window Kliulicra, Window Guard', ite.,
.smt Wmal
• alarlet,)
• ••••••
VANDEVER & PRIEND,
0 U.N `1" - 9 rr La \V
SOLICITOUS IN CHANCMILV,
Yo. 6. Ahine's Dubuque, /own.
ait-Collecttottr piontptly or& to tiny part of liortitero
lowa. or Wertero IV.jarousitt.
Will attotol to We ithichareasol Halo or Meal P:platm,
bluing Morley oo Mood, sod Mortgagor rultlydro
Int. IMBOISOM- P.R. MILLI.
ROBINSON, MINIS & MILLERS,
ROUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
WA.S 'RING-TON WO RR S
Pittsburgh, Penns
(Mee. Btet.2l Market street.
Hann Cactus, el kinds of ?dram En ' tines and
7 ;fantisign,lLairond Work, iitssro Hollers and 0L...•t Ira •
Jobkinir_and Repairing done on abort notiro. naro-Lilydd
kepErEIG-N 'EX CHANGE:.
SIDIIT BILLS DRAWN BY
EiMECAN, SIIKREI/LN
ON TUE UNION BE, LONDON, IN ETI3IIOI/ ONE
POUND STERLING AND UPWARDS.
Alen, RIO. on the principal &lea and tonne of Frau.,
Belgium, Holland, Germany, Rumba and ether Knropean
&atm constantly on hand and for sale by
WM. 11. WWI-lAMB A CO.,
Bantam. Wood linnet. corder of Third.
The svirres of the burning of a school house
in Franklin township, on the night of the ith
inst., came up before the Mayor, yesterday. It
will be remembered that, on last Tuesday morn
ing, two young men, named respectively Daniel
and Oeorge Agucl, brothers, were arrested by
the city police and brought hither, charged with
haying set a school-house on fire. Danl. Tbsyer,
teacher of the school, Messrs. Forsyth, Showers,
Sarver, and other neighbors, living near where
the fire occurred, and Miss M'Phereoo, together
with some other witnesses to certain facto or
suspicious circumstances, were examined.
It appeared that ell ageing these young men
Aguel were certain sitspicions. Miss M'Fherson
testified that, on the Sunday night previous to
this fire, George Aguel was walking home with
her, and asked her if she was going to the "spel
ling school" which was to be held at the school-
Immo on the ties Tuesday evening, to which she
replied that she did not know. He, George, said
he guessed there wouldn't be many more spelling
schools In that' house; George was very bitter
against the school master, Mr. Thayer. Mien
AFP. asked him why he disliked the teacher Ito
much, and he gave no a reason, among others,
that Thayer WAS a Roman Catholic. From the
Ilion after this conversation, suspicion was .t
-reeled to the young man who bad made the re
marks above recorded. -
Mr. Thayer testified that on the evening of the
night of the fire" be had carefully closed the
shutters of theechool house together with the
windows, after• having extinguished the Ere;
that be felt tore the fire could not have origi
nated from within the berme, and—
: George Showers, who lived near by the house,
that he ran to the spot when be saw the flames
.or light, and opening one of the shutters, found
the sash Inside raised near to where the tire at
that moment appeared to have begun.
There were several other facts In the testimony
of no great importance, none of which however
were of sufficient importance to fasten No weigh
ty a crime upon the young men who bad been
arrested. Numerous witnesses testified to the
general good character of the accused In the
neighborhood, and the Mayor, after taking all
the facts under due advisement, discharged the
young men.
A.strange fact may be mentioned in this con
nection. The two young men were arrested very
early on Tuesday morning last. The officer' who.
took them, saw at some distance from their road
as they went out, a light se of a burning build.
lag. It turns out that on last Monday night,
intmediateirbeforo the arrest, another school
house Was burned also itr - Pranklin township.
The building, wan known, we believe, as
Neely'' echoollitouse. It would not have been
possible, they say, owing loth. distance, for either
of these persons, even if they Lad been found
guilty in the ceselefore the Mayor to have com
mitted the ',Mond otrenoe mentioned, and it is
quite probable that those who boned the one
also burnedJhe otter. We advise the good peo
pito( Franklin township to keep a sharp eye to
all stragglers egad suspicious characters in their
midst, and litylup all the facts bearing upon the
matter which I they can. 'She villains will be
caught up when they Irant dream of
Tea mortal i•cmaLus of the late wife of Rev.
Dr. Riddle, StOong pastor of the Brd Church in
this city, were, brought on from Jersey City, on
Tuesday, and trotted in the Allegbeity Cemetery,
near Lawrenneville. Thia was in 'compliance
Ida ha dying remittal.. One or two of her
children are burled there and they now lie by
her Me. Riddle came on with the reline
o f his ban wife, and left yeaterdey morning for
Canonsburg mats way io Virginia,
r
AA-01d May aemed vainarjae Morris on bar .
jvdeit Wt! Spa in Prot[deaoe,E 1. , was
sobbed ac. , a faw dari Woe while on
OCOALIIO4....ARMA9IIIIII/1
Vitfdiftgt -- ii"a --- ttt . t.'
PITTSBUR(aI-1.:
THURSDAY MORNING,. DEC. 23, 1858
City rind NOWN Items
Elect TZNPLIINTIVRIL—Obsorvatioam taken al
Shan's Optician Store, No. 68 Fifth et., Dec. 221.
IN NUN. IN MINDS.
00 35
59 40
9 o'clock, A. W
12 n
6 • P.
Barometer
,28` DAILY UNION PHATNR Magma, at Masonic
Ball, Fifth street, commencing at 114 o'clock, a. a.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The exercises TO-DAT will be conJocici by Rev.
J. A. Swaney.
yft DAILY PRATIIII BIZZTIMI will bo hold on
every evening of this week(Wednesday_excepted, I in
the First United Presbyterian Church, on Seventh
street, (Rev. S. B. Roads,) cornrow:mint:rat 7 o'clock,
evening, and continuing one hoar. This prayer
meeting is conducted on Catholic-Protestant
Ministers and members of all evangelical
churches, and all other persons, are cordially invited
to attend.
BIN BOLT DONS roe—This matter is, SS far
as the defendants In the case are concerned,
finally concluded. Hearings many have been
held, and in the performance of his duty the
Mayor has held on till he is perfectly satiefied.
We think that the defendants themselves are
under an obligation to the Mayor for having, as
may be seen below, blown away every breath of
suspicion that may have rested upon their char
acters. The examination has, however, brought
out this fact, that the man supposed to have
been killed was only horribly beaten, and took
to the water, without hat or shoes, to escape
further pounding. We are glad that this method
of using men, we care not how low or degraded
said men may be, has been shown up In this
As to Capt. Alford, we never had any doubt,
iron what we know of that gentleman, that he
was free from any intentional guilt in the mat
ter. Of the characters of the other defendants we
know nothing, but are glad they have been vin
dicated and cleared. In justice to all those
whom names haveilgured in the case, we give
the subjoined letters. Mr. Kirkpatrick, counsel
- for them, is going to proceed against somebody
for something, but whom or for what we are
unable to learn.
At 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning the case
came up and the Mayer said :
"I have given to this cue, considerable time
and attention, in order to arrive at the truth. It
was due to the commonwealth, owing to the
enormity of the offence charged, that the matter
should be thoroughly sifted, and it was a right
to which the defendants were clearly entitled, in
order that, if innocent, they might go forth
honorably acquitted. The result of the pro
tracted enquiry wholly exonerates the defend
ante from the accusation here made. Since the
last hearing, I have received eatiefitotory .infor
mation that the missing man, believed to be
Howell Morgan, who shipped on the Ben Bolt,
was seen alive and well after this occurrence. I
have received the following lettere. [See be.
low.] The suspicion which attached to these
defondante, from all the circumstances and par
ticularly from Fulton's flight are completely dis
sipated. The defendants are discharged.
Ma. H. A. WEATER Dear Sir—l am in re
ceipt•of your letter of Dee 4, with regard to a
man which was supposed to have been murdered
on the Ben Bolt, at fhis place, and in reply
would say that I saw a man here the next morn
ing after the Ben Bolt bad left, who tills the de
eeription in your letter, precisely, as near as
can recollect. Had a very sore eye from a blow
which he said he bad received on the Bolt. Ile
told me he had- been abused without canoe, tad
intimated that 'he would put the law in force as
soon as be got to Pittsburgh. Upon Inquiry I
am informed titat he staid in our village the bal
ance of the night, and that he told the people
at the ilOll5O where he staid that he expected the
people on thigitiont would think he was dead, as
he had left his shoes and socks on board and
had not been back after them. I have not learn
e - whether he was thrown over or whether he
jumped over, bnt at any rate he got ashore and
went toe house, nearly frozen, bareheaded and
barefooted. He told one man hero he was a
• Welshman. Tam informe•l he started down to- •
wardtt Buffington Island. and said that was where
he got on board. The people gave him ehoee and
a hat. Ile told that the man who struck him
had a nett shirt and spotted cap. Did not know
of more than one man to have struck him. A.
near as I can ascertain he was the man of whom
yen wrote. ' • j
v. a --.Since writing the toregoi r rig lel4;oise
scraps. /ILMints tbst.lt waa we watotatuan
- oresste - for ai least ire elbeer,l-lehe timer ibe
man. Ile says that the Welshman had refuard
or neglected to perform his duties as a hand and
the officer struck him with his fist, and the
Welshman fell against the stanchion sad hurt
his eye, and was not thrown overboard at all,
but climbed over a had boat and got ashore.
A. C. T
ISIcanArRriLLE, Dee. 13. IEISB
MIL WV, en, Sir have just received your
letter of inquiry, sod would say to you that the
men supposed to have been murdered, was walk
ing around in our place the next morning after
the Ben Bolt left. He went to a house here in
town, about 3 A. 31., without shoes or hat and
remained until breakfast. He said he was a
Welshman, and had shipped on the boat at Buf
fington Island. lie was in appearance, size and
complexion, the man you have described. He
left here about noon for Parkersburg, and
threatened to have one of the officers arrested
for flogging him. The Filson statement can be
substantiated by eight or len different persons
who convened with him. R. W. SKILLINGIR.
Tee HOLIDAT9.—This is the last day for ad
vertising before Christmas, and we trust that
our patrons will make the most of it, and come
forward with the accounts of their goods, wares
and merchandise. • We have ration to know that
all those who have been liberal in this respect
ar'e reaping the advantage of it In largely in
creased sales. We refer our readers again to
our columns, to those who display their slats
meat of a portion of their splendid stocks, par
ticularly in the book line. The half is not told
there. To learn all, step in and see the magnifi
cent array of books, which, in their execution
and finish, surpass anything ever before offered
to the Pittsburgh publio. We hold ourselves in
readiness to forward the interests of our patrons
so far as we may be able, by on efficient display
of handsome advertisements.
A Goon ADVERTIBIAO 101/1131I.—As our bul
l:ins men always end it to their interest to bring
their whereabouts in the city, the advantages
they offer, &0., &0., to a snowledge of the Mit
tens in surrounding counties, we can assure
them that they will fini no batter medium
through which to .reach a large proportion of the
wealthiest and most respectable of the oilizen
of Westmoreland county, than the flrrold, pub
lished at Greensburg. While there are four
papers In that county, the Hera/J.ls the only
one, In politics, opposed to the present Demo
cratic party; which feet Is conclusive proof that
It has the !argent circulation, and finds Its way
• ..... , of that county. We recom
mend it. to ourfly bullion' men generally, as
an advertleing odium that will remunerate
them. he term are very moderate, and its ed
itor, Mr. Shrymak, prompt and accommodating
Ton earnings t
of the Pittsburgh, Fort 'Wayne
and Chicago &Inroad Company, during the
month of November were as follows, sir
From Freight. ' 4.60,611 99
" Potorognrst , 60,014 41
Neil 4.402 21.
" Rent of Road.— ....... ..... 6,400 Cl)
"!melba:womb 160 00
Tots/
Fernlop In woe month last roar.
$ 1,202 b 9
Thew:pauses In November were as follows:
flatloo Exponsps . f
yen 82
Coda of Mooing 33,373 31
If alnternal. of if muldnery 10,447 74
llslenience of pay 20,214 68
08neral Pspenu.. 9,117 13•
82,871 71
Ex probe. In eamo iboulbgbal year 72,291 62
lacrosse-
'`f!"g"' ti "lr b a.ll1 . 1 .--
Decreala
BMTRITtt WARD NOMINATIONS —The Republi
cans of the Eleventh ward mide the following
nominations on Tuesday night:
For Select Council: NMtbew llodkloeon, Mos
Perkins.
Common Council: Oco. North, Andiew Oyer .
Ammer: Henry Lytle.
Sobool Directors: Oeo. Oumbert, Chris. Oyer.
Judge of Elections: Robert Franklin.
Inspector of Election.: It'Cready.
Constable: Tbbe. White.
Lomas' YVES ou the second floor of Davis'
auction rooms, Yifth street, will be sold this
morning and afternoon at 10 and 2 o'clock. No
more elegant or Suitable holiday present could
be purchased for the ladies than a set of furs,
which, with its warmth soil comfort, perfects the
beauty that it also serves to adorn. The rich
variety of floe Mrs la this collection will be sure
to pious the to of all our lady readers, who
should not Ingle t this opportunity.
4.; we are informed, bee been
;es tweepted the "may of the
_manna° Company of .Philadel
tr. David Jane is the Preildena
ilted by Mr. H., it ill a high
is *Wily; integritland saps
iompiny is a promlnast • •
I:nal confidestor4r, Jana
'twill donbtrom•trapiani.
T.J.
tendered and
Commonwealth
phis, of which t,
As it was ussoll:
oomplisiest to
fleece, mid U
azyi rmuing
kimsiga WM-
A** „,
Tin Sumo Mutes Cusp Tommy—Me.
Paeans Ploys Tleilisserßltedfolik* tham—
Neaterday afternoon, at 20 minutes past 2 o'clock,
according to arrangement, Mr. Paulsen took a
chair near the fire*in the rear room of the Chess
Club, and commenced hie Hcond blindfold game
with ten picked players of the Pittsburgh Chess
Club. As we write at 11 o'clock, P. v.
.there
are still four of his antagonists in the field, and
the game proceeds. We have carefully reported
the entire game thus far, and give the following
as amen& the most interesting, so far as played
as we go to press :
MR. PAULRCR.
1. P to K 4
2. P to Q 2
3. P to K sth
4. P to Q 831
5. K Kt to K B 3
6. K B to Q 3
7. Q B p tks p
8. Q kt to Q B 3
9. K B to Q B 2
10. Castles
11. p to K R 3
12. p to Q kt 4
13. Q kt to Q It 4
14. Q kt to Q BS
15. Q B to K 3
16. Q kt to Q 3
17. K p tki K B p
18 . Q R to K B sq
19. Q kt to K 5
20. Q - p tks K Kt
21. B tits QRp eh •
22. Kt to Fit 5 oh
23. Q to Q 3
24. K to R Ent
25. p to K B 4
26. Kt to K R 3
27. Q B to Q 2
28. p to K Kt 4
29. p to K Kt 5
30. Q to K 2
31. QtoK Kt 4 •
32. K It tits B
33. K Kt tks
34. Q to K R 5
35. Kt to K Kt 2
30. Kt to K R 4
37. p to K Kt 6
and Mr. Paulsen re
signed.
MA. PAULBC\.
I. P to K 4
2. K Kt to K B 3
3. P to Q 4
4. Q D to Q 2
5.
6. BB tke B
1. K Kt to K 13 4
8. K B to Q 3, Q
9. QB p the p
10. Castle,
11. Q tke Q Kt
18. Kt Ors Kt oh
14. Q to Q B 3
15. Q R to Q eq
IMIEUrB3
17. p to K B 4
14. Q to K 3
19. pto Q 3
20. p to K Bb
21. Q to K Kt 3
22. Kt to K Kt 4
23. p to . K 13 6
24. Kt to K It 6 a
25. Kt to K II
26. Kt to K R 6
27. R tits R
28. Q Ilt. It
R UK. KH p ch
30. R to K stt
and Paulsen announced
mate in levee moves.
At 71 o'clock, Harry Woods resigned at his 25th
move. Mr. W. 0. Mighert resigned next, - with his
211th move, Mr. P. having announced mate four
moves previously. Mr. Paulsen then resigned to Mr.
John Irwin, on his 98th move, and Mr. Nevin re
'lgoe,' on the 33d move. Mr. Paulsen resigned to
Mr. C. A. l'onbunhorst on his 38th more. Mr.
Shields wee mated—the checkmate having been an.
nounced by Mr. Paulsen •eeaa. mos. sn udrooce. At
about a quarter to 11, there were (oar players left.
J. 31. Cooper checkmated Paulsen at It o'clock.
Meters. I). M'Candless and 11. 11. M'Cullough
re
signed at 25 minute. past 11, and at 15 minutes to
12 Paulsen resigned to Dr. James King. The Doctut
was absent, on professional business, fer two bouts,
during the playing. So Paulsen won sin of the ten
games, and lost four, the same as on Monday night.
We regret that the lateness of • the hour prevents
us from giving the games in detail. The above will
he found worthy of study by the lovers of the game.
DIMOCIUtTIe COUNTY COIIIViNTIOMPUrISUIIit
to call, Convention met on Wednesday, at the
Court Home.
.At 11 o'clock, A. M., D. D. Bruce, Chairman of
County Committee, called the Convention to
order. A temporary organization was effected
by electing an Secretaries,.Henry Sproul, Win.
.1 McClure and John C. Harper.
On motion of Maj. David Lynch, the presid
ing offioer was selected as permanent President
V' tee coaitatloe, - spd ths Wain kvisialoata w
3 .
ilkiilip7. - A` 1 'PI:a rr i4 .1.... 1 t; iliatinriPiatt i loli T n .
ai.,. i .„. H..„.,,.,,t..., AI•• • St Corklo, ILI,
Claret., aproul ...I Harper.
On median of'J. H. BnOm , innininiflosof lino
with Mr. Burke as chairman, appointed to draft
resolutions, as follow: Andrew Burke, John H.
Dailey, N. P Fetterman, Cul Joe. Bill and Jno.
N. McClowry.
Col. Jae. A. Gibson, custom house officer and
director of last fall's campaigu, was appointed
on the committee on resolutions, but declined to
The committ e e on resolutions then retired to
"consult," and Cod James A. Gibson moved to
proceed to nominate delegates to the State Con
vention, to be held on the 4th of March next.
Carried.
The following gentlemen were selected as the
mild delegates: Col. Wilson M'Candlese and
John H. Batley, from the oily, John Swan, from
Allegheny, Audrey Burke, of Ross townehip, A.
B. McFarland, of South Fayette, N; P. Fetter
man, of Upper St. Clair, and J. S. Penney, of
Elisabeth borough, from the country districts.
On motion of Thos. Farley, Esq., of Alle
gheny city, the delegates elected were instructed
to vote for Col. Jas. Salisbury, of Birmingham,
for Auditor General.
The resolutions were then called for.
Mr. Burke said It was proper to state thatethe
resolutions he was about to read were the titian
intone report of the committee. Various others
were handed In, but I mu requested to read only
those I hold in my hand. Mr. Burke then reed
the resolutions, which were short and compre
hensive. They endorsed with great force the
Administration of James Buchanan; they were
loud in favor of a tariff of specific duties; they
lauded the recent message in high terms; they
declared their faith In the Cincinnati platform,
and reiterated their formerly expressed opinion
on the railroad tax.
Mr. John 8. Murray, of South PitUd.urgb,
wanted a more explicit declaration In favor of
Mr. Buchanane policy as expressed in his late
message touching Kansas, and read a resolution
to that effect, but the resolution was not adopted.
In fast, no notion was taken upon it. The reso
lutions of the Committee were adopted unani
mously on motion of David Lynch.
Mr. James Irwin, who is strong in favor of
the Douglas view of matters, arose and was about
to reed a resolution endorsing the administra
tion of Gm Packer, but as It "happened" Jac
A. Gibson, Esq., of the Custom House, had
moved to adjourn just at this juncture, and
the chairman, Mr. D. D. Bruce, declared that
the motion to adjourn took the precedence of all
others, and so Gov. Packer remains unendoried
by the "Democracy" of this county, • terrible
blow at that gentleman.
Upon the whole, this was one of the 000leet
conventions we have ever seen. It was quite
thinly attended, the Ninth ward, West Pitts
burgh, East Birmingham, Duquesne, Mononga
hela Went Elisabeth and Tarentum boroughs,
and l Plum, Penn, Mifflin, East Deer, Wilkins,
Patton, Jefferson, Lower St. Clair, Crescent and
Fawn townships, being entirely unrepresented.
Sadness rested upon the spirits of the unterrl
_ nett; no loud response, no speech, not even for
buncomb; no talk of the Amerman Eagle; no
demonstration, except on mention of the tariff
and the railroad tax. All seemed to he afraid
to laud the admiuletration in a set speech, lest
some mine might explode. Everything, cut and
dried beforehand, pealed Off curtest, and in lose
then two hours this county convention adjourn
ed In silence, and the Democracy returned to
their hordes, Battened that they bad, in as far es
theirresolutiona were concerned, enacted a farce
that would hurt nobody sod would please their
master.
—Pa ,76 c,
izei,66a 70
We are tired of bearing about a market con
stable named Simpson Moore "performing his
duty." It Is alleged that be knocks poor little
boys and girls into the gutter. These littlepen T
pie win a precarious livelihood by Selling match
es, newspapers, etc , and have as good a right
about the market square as anybody. The Mayor
has Moore under bail, at present, for trial, and
having performed Isis duty, we have no doubt
Simpson Moore will find the Court also perform
ing its duty. If Moore is wrongfully accused,
-the trial Will do him good; if not, the trial will
do him good.
$ 19,450 96
$ CA* 99
. Mal 96
$ 9,247 97
THE nit To-maim—The fair for the benefit
of the Orphans begins to-night, at City Hai.
The edmisslon reel hes been fixed at 10 cents,
and the object being a charitable one should
meet with encouragement. The most extensive
arrangements have been made for the accommo
dation of those who may visit the fair, and we
trust that all will do so who can.
Tens Mayor held Urban, yesterday for trial, a
man named Jacob Gainer, charged with robbing
the till of Mr. Kammerer, in whose store he was
employed, in the 6th Ward:
A TAlntill named Richard: holey, of Indiana
township, WWI killed .on Monday hist, by the
falling upon him of- sane. He was about 45
years of sge, and tare • large funny.'
IDRODUOS , -42 bay Mielnrbest Flour;
do Ina. I** •
bum tr 122 1 . 1 .9111 s .
sadratUrddir
MA* do *
WASHINGTON, December 22.
SZNAI7I.—The usual bundle of petitions were pre
sented, but none of any interest excepting a memo
rial introduced by - Mr. Seward from tbe citizens of
Birks and Lancaster counties, Penna., asking pro
tection for American industry; and filly or sixty other
memorials presented by Mr. - cameron, from nearly
all the counties of Pennsylvanbs, making the Fame
request.
The &nate then went into executive 110331011.
Mr. Hunter, of Va., submitted a resolution, which
wee adopted, requesting the Post Master General to
inform the Senate what changes in the postal laws
are necessary to reader the department
JRO. IRWIN, JR.
I. pto k
2. Pto Q 4
3. P to Q B 4
4 . Q Et to B 3
Q to Q Kt 3
6 .ptir•P
7. K B to Q Q Kt S oh
S. K B to Q 2
9. K Kt to K 2
10. R Kt to Kt 3
11. Q B to K 2
12. p to Q R 3
13. Q to Q B 2
14. Q B to Q B 6 4
lb. p to Q Kt 3
16. p to K B 3
17. K B tits p
19. Cutlets
19 K Kt tki Q Kt
20. B tk. p
21. Ktluß
22. R to Ku .„
23. B tkzK R p eh
24. It to K B 4
25. B to Q 2
26. B to K Kt 6
27. B toKR 5 •
28. It to K B 3
29. It to K B 4
30.1 BtoKßt6
31. B tki K Bp
32. Rtk. K
33 . Q to Q 3
34. p to FE 4
35. Kt to K 2
36. Kt to K B 4
37. Kt to Kt 6 oh
Several messages, the contents of which. arc un
known, were received from the iPresident, whereupon
the Senate went Into executive erosion for several
hours, and afterwards adjourned.
• The Haase passed the soldiers' pension bill—yeas
•
130, nays 73.
On
006 °. , of P ll . l O, Of Missouri, the Ileums re
solved itself into a Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, on till payment, invalid and
other pensions, appropriating $852,000.
The Military Academy bill' appropriates nearly
$180,000; its support was tiled considered in com
mittee.
Mr. Giddings maid that while soma gentlemen were
scrupulous about voting for the soldier's ponsion bill
paying those who bad fought, the bill before them
proposed paying men to learn to fight lie com
plained of appropriations for purposes of war, our
mission being peace and a standing army hot hav
ing been contemplated by the founders of our goy.
eminent they would soon be called on to vote large
sums for fortifications, which, in a quarter of a con-
Rhwould be useless as the old castles on the
e.
Mr. rovejoy asked him whether ho believed the
soldier's pension bill right.
Mr. Giddings was glad his reverend friend had
eked him that question. Au the pension system bad
been adopted, he would deal ckst its benefits with
even-handed justice. Commas had squandered
money on General Scott; while there were men in
his district not worth a hundred dollars who had
fought us gallantly.
Mr. Lovejoy said the theology -
don't make a right. Generals
pensioners by the bill just p
venerable gentleman from Ohio.
Twist presenting his bowl, told
(Laughter.) A now pension spin
to-day, opening a sluice-way to
of corruption. if the vole ha
lot, there had not been 50 votes
ter.) But the old soldiers afford
T. L. SIIIITLDIL
1. K P to Ka 3
2. K B to Q B 4
3. Q Kt to Q B:3
4. K B to Q Kt 5 eh
5. K Kt to K B 3
0. K Kt tks B
7. Cutles
8. p to Q 4
9. K p tits p
ID. Q Kt tka Ku 13
11. p tki p
12. Q B to K B 4
13. Qtki Kt
14. p to Q B 3
15. K R to K ay
16. Q R to Q ay
17. Q B to K 5
18. Q B to Q 4
19. Q R to Q
20. p to Q B 4
21. p Ik, p
22. Q to Q ay
23. K Kt p to Kt
24. K to B
95. Q K tka p
26. K R
27. K R tks p 0h 26. B tks Q
29. K to K syl
1 , 30. Q to K Kt 4
. .
falutin and humbug. and a hnbb,
broomsticks. (Laughter.) He
the Military Academy and all
wu good theology as well as chl
The Military Academy Bill w
be reported to the House. • I
Mr. Morris explained Ids bill, wing the people of
the organised territories antho ity to sleet their
Judges, Governors and all other officers, and pro
riding for the formation of Steil Constitutions when
they bass sufficient population t elect ono represent
ative to Congress. He had hoped that the old issue
on the Leeempten Conetitution would bare boon al
lowed to sleep, but It had been iced by the Presi
dent In i bis Message. Tho D em ocracy of Illinois
have el rays been bravo end faithful, yet u hostile
policy has been pursued against them by the Admin
istration. The guillotine has been at work, and good
men have been displecod and their places supplied
by miserable ecoundrels sod sylcophente. This ho
boldly 'msted, and could prove.
Mr. Washburne, of .Illinois, asked, "Do I under.
stand that euoh persons have been appointed by the
present Aldminietration ?"
Mr. Morris replied that he did not assert that the
character of them individuals was known to the
beads of the departments; bat it is a fact that they
were appointed to office. Tho passage of his bill
would quiet the slavery agitation in Congress.
Mr. Ritchie, of Pa_, characterized the election of
Judges and tiovernon as obsord, rind referred to
Utah to show what would be its nnfevorable opera.
Hun thord
Mr. Morris said that Mr. Ritchie could make an
amendmept exempting the territory of I . toh from the
operation!of the bill.
The Committee then roe°.
Tho Invalid Pension and Wert Point Appropria
tion bills were passed.
Mr. Morris, of Pa., gave notice or his intention to
introduce a bill providing for specific duties on a
certain class of imports, and so amendatory or the
pmsent tariff as to tarnish au increase of revenue to
the Treasury and proper protection to the tuber and
Industry of the country.
Mr. Davis. of Miss., asked leer, , hat objection was
CUMIN to offers resolution, instructing the Commit.
tee on Foreign Affairs to report a bill authorizing the
President to take possession of Cuba, until standar.
Lion be given for tho insults offered on the persons
and property of our citizens.
The Boum then adjourned.
Si. Lome, Dec. 22.—The overland mail has ar
rived, with dates to the 25th ult_, being four days
later. The news is unimportant. Three passengers
rams by the overland mail from Rental City; they
reached Stockton on November 2-ith, being (.1 day.
unt. ita
The Mohare and Navajo Indians ere hostile and
troublniome.
'.- - Nrktoitivaititicto the int, atidllntland to tbe lain
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hands of the Colonial authorities. as said, arid ,th
intention to.lay the matter befor the authorities at
Washington. Nugent arrived at San Francisco, and
would leave for Washington in the next steamer.
Business is generally inactive.
The passengers report enconntesing snow 15 inches
deep on Apache Canyon, beyond. El Paso: ice is
denting in the Rio Umile.
Weanrsoroa CITY, Dec. 22.—Seentary Cass, in
a letter to Cept. Levy, of this city, dated Monday
last, while giving his reasons for withholding au
thoritative censure by this govertisnent at Boulogne,
in the rue of the nelson of the Jeirish boy :darters,
says that as an individual he heal no hesitation In
expressing his surprise at the deplorable occurrence
in the Papal States, and that it is difficult to con
ceive how such au act of injustice could take place
In the middle of the nineteenth century, and in the
heart of Europe. The judgment of the world will
eondemn it.
-
Sr. Loris. Dec. 22.—The river continues to rise,,
but eery slow. The Missouri is swelling and the
gorges ars breaking up. The Illinois is falling *lowly
with plenty of water in the channel. Tho Upper
Mississippi Is vary low, and full of hoary ice. The
weather is clear and pleasant, with a ;flight frost last
night.
ALIANY, Dee. 22.—The State Caneassere, at their
meeting last night, decided to refuse certificates to
the six Congressmen elect from New York city, on
the ground that the returns read for "members" of
Congress Instead of . reprotentatives" of Congress.
New Toot, Dec. 22.—The NVoshington correspon
dent of this evening's Pont says ho has reason to be.
Here that two more Tenets have loft or are about
leaving the country with fillibusters, and th.tt the
President hm taken meantime to stop them.
Lourev'tt.Le, Dec. 22.—The steamer Peter Talon,
from Louisville to New Orleans was sunk at Green
ville on the Mississippi. It is hollered that no lives
were loot
Tniarry BAT, De. 21.—Well marked currents
have been received trunk y•lentia te.day, but noth
ing intelligible 'lnce &dent `Signed.] !
Its SANTY.
New YORK, DI
at 9 o'clock tills
$675,0001a spec
• New Yomi, Di
from Glasgow, Is
hat have been aro
LoureviLce,
bandana. of wr
New Vona Coo. 21..-CoNon flew aka 3000 bales. Moor
heavy; Wes 11500 Ohl., Wheat drou 9000 bos enid; wort,
n 1,40 . Corn firm; ala 42000 tow old yellow 85. Pork,
ew mead $18,12 1118;25. Wh i skey 2434025, Leather
firmer at 284}30 for Ink. Unwed; sales, of old lenglisis at
02, and AMorkati at 035104. Ilidos quiet. Tallow ann.
g.ger made at 70731 for New Wears; as ,1 nv
, 4 03117.' for
Mnerovedo. Coffee flnu ad :active; ales, of Maracaibo at
11Q113",„, Nohow ; New Orleans 05.
Oattli Merkel—Nerd adreneW!is with relo”t 7411;
receipts 2340 bead. Cow. wall at $25025.00. Veal* 40714.
Sheep and lambs active at $807,• realists 850.1beed, 0w1.. 10 good demand at 54/1:04, and C 11437 for extra.
!neck Market—lltucks steady; Chicago and Ruck 'Send
511,4; Cumberland Cool (4 Illinois Central It. It. 3.174, In
Ora. and leillwatskia 0; Michigan floulberu
Contest %M I Pennsylvania OW 80; Reading 5 • Virginia
axes 073i'; lillesoorl Fixes 494; Onion* and Cis cage 701,;,
Michigan Central If; Solo 10%. •
CINCIIMATI, Dec. 22.—1110ur OM and Onchaged; Mtn , of
1270 bide et $4.7 '505,10 for en peal ato fluaeura. Whleltoy
auchagod; 1100 bids weld at T4}l. There as not much
done lollop, and the market is rather weak, thoughpeke.
are notquotahly lower, lho receipts re 7 '...29) had. There
was no walla change In Prorloione ea nuarda priors, but
the tertorSif,fhe market was la far of buyers; country
mesapork was offered at $17,75 with a lading to much
business, ally brood. are held at $1 . Bulk moot. weto
offered more freely at 0.4081„ with les of 450,000 lbs., to
be delivered to Yebruary. There was othlogdone to Lard.
Money mattera unchanged.
P 1.11.0001.91110. Dec, 02—Plour.10 but Oren; Isla at
15,13105,20 for cannon and good b de; $5,5005,87Nf0r
extra; 1111,871.030,25 for ears badly red lacy. 03. floor
offered freely .10,81%. Corn Meal unchanged; ales 550
Lbla Penaylvanta at $1,25. Very little demad for white.
Aye steady at 80 for Peunlyireola, and 711 for Defamers.
Thee. lea good demand for Cora; ales 5000 boat& of now
yellow at 72, end cadet 81. Oats very dull. Pralelous, hot
little movement; gala Mae pork at $18; and ball* WNW.
at 914 on thee. Whiskey stadyet 283020 In Mita.
Davntax, Dec. 22.—11100 r la firm; solo. of Ohio et
1N1C16.12. Wheat buoyant; $1,8201,50. Corp lira gt 2
adymplig whO. 00(1117and yellow 08670. Mae pork steady
at $17.23. Lad U. Whiskey !steady et 2 5 14(000. •
Tur. )319T ANTI-DVDPEPTIg Menteure gx
rkwir.—lo 111. unqualified recommendation of Dr. WlDon's
Pill., un are Dilly jrnallied by th. numerous oerlificatas of
prominent men throughout the country who have tried
theta and proved their certainty an a cure. For sick and
person. headache (they are invaluable. Bee afannal of
Health. Pupued and sold by D. L. ystiNasroczAkoi).,
Wholmals Druggists, No. 60, earner Wrod and Fourth sta.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. dendlrerl
Old of the moat pluming, at the same time
artily* remedies for Dyspepsia, and ell other ammo
wising free • at...bid:coalition of Ms Ptomath arid Liver,
le Dr. Doefemes Micro. It hot only roworee the Weer,
Rom the eystwo, boi by {tilt toot to the oven of diger ,
flat, able than In that ll:notions AU who bate tttodlt cc
knowlidte Its excellence and MIMI.; Dr. cod we Dunker
commend It to the edam. Dr. Doetettat's batten ea a
toile Is too well known to DNA probe. It I. therefore
tweeleary at Wm time to do more thaw diced ratio:Oat to
MD preparation, odd& le roftelnly unequalled by nay ler
fete the pabUo, aDAcduwe W tbct fu wideopreed
tatallow neat Falleiesttossastrall °tits esaakaai
as a allot randy lar MAW= elite atessac i .
e 7 ameba sumt down posnifin mod
uIIO3TITTIBIL MinWiarl l l, lllo,o =te
Iltaareaaal OW*. t -
(2)10IIND BOOKUlafor mai* amiti- - :‘
WodlagainoiNlirakit , • -
• Thatigelnili;'4lLOl'iri'-
==l
COBTGRESSIONA4
was that two wrongs
cott and Case wero
sed, as well no the
. It was like Oliver
zing for more soap.
tontwas inaugurated
c d o bottomless ocean
been taken by bal
its favor. (Laugh
! occasion for high
f
c like boys riding on
I would vote against
ilitary bills. That
1 istianity.
s then laid asido to
Persia mina
monger and
Edinburgh,
o to the 2d
ling with an
WHEELER Si. -WILSON'S
•
MST PREMIUM FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
AGENTROFFICE- NO. 68 FTPT/3 STREET,
FIRST PREMIUM awarded by the Allegheny County Agricultural Society, held
September 1857, "AS BEST FOR FAMILY USE."
And the Penna. State Agricultural Society have awarded to IV heeler & Wilton's Sewing
Machine the highest premium, "AS BEST FOR ALL FAMILY PURPOSES."
THESE MACIIINES which have gained such an enviable reputation over all other
Machines on account of
afr 1. Beauty and esoellence of stitch, alike on both ',idea of the fabric sowed
2. Economy of thread.
3. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
4. Portability, easo of operation and management.
5. Speed.
6. Quietness of movement.
7. Strength, firmness, and durability of seam that will not rip or ravel.
t. Applicability to a variety of purposes and materials.
9. Compactness and elegance of model and finish.
Are now offered with all of the latest improvements and advantages at manufacturers
prices by ALEX. R. REED, Agent, 68 FIFTH STREET.
A mom. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO CLERGYMEN.
artMddlyte4or
cHILITs
WHOVESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. 133 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
HAVE NOW IN STORE ONE OF TEE LARGEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE
I 3 OOTS AND SHOES
Ever brought to this market, of great variety, adapted to
P 74 A L L A.IIII WI-NT E R
Ilavpag been tnirehlved atitscr from the Nlannfacturoro, chiefly for CASII, and selected with
CSEAT CARE AS TO QUALITY AND SIZES,
1 , feel assured that they can offer Superior Inducements to Western Buyers.
Mercbarite r eating Pittaborrth. eltb, r to potcl.ase Goode, or on Moiray to Eastern cities, aro invited to call
,gamine our atrk boron, purvlooring olavalo, GrrPartlenlar strourlon given to Order..
•rtkw:tmT IL. CHILDS & CO.
•
ROOFING.
'Cheap and Durable Fire and Water-Proof
ELASTIC CEMENT ROOFING,
•FIRM OF PERRLN & JOHNSON haring, by mutual consent, been -recently
S. R.aTe.A and W1.1.1,/IINSON giro mg. that they have ordered Into partnership, for trio norpotio unr•
ryine about Rooting llnslo. -r. In all Its branches, under rho name nod Pm or BATTS* JOIINNI.Cir. al th. M. 5
SYASip 75 Susi* Infield titre.. floor Diamond Alloy.
W4lsro now pmp wed to moor, with our St PKRIOR ROOFING, shop or lot roofs, over rough boards, ola chine 10,,
comphltlon .ir moot mole. stoomlooato, railroad ears, Co.. twiny adirdrubly iolttitod to withchtet rediwne chows of
weather, or do, ...Nun 01 tiny it 14 not Injurud by bolug, tratanut npou. Wo oleo ottand to Renal...olooivid
oithe nowt tlorctigh moon, alto; to Consenting Tln, loan, allow or Zine Roofs, making thorn won,
.f.t. and
seeihilng thorn notion or the, tomtit r, for y 1,50 nor ogthire, (ono hundred square feet.)
• SHINGLE ROOFS CEMENTED,
Preuirvlug thorn and rondonne thou. FIRSPROOP, fir 12,09 por square—Sumps for largo rue s .
This Routine it Cheaper than any other kind of Roof, nod Is Insured at SIDe minim tu.o u
I. PM punctuating all other kinds.
1t...0ng material tot ode, with Itistructlout for applying. liehrencoo and eirttlicatos at our office.
•- BATES Sr JOHNSON,
Nu. 75 Smithfield Street, near Diamond Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
N.D.—Mammas Is not rendered wurthluo to preparing It for the owl oi It:3o3ll*u F
Commercial
I' 11 . 1 . 1.461/11.(5111 MLA aLli...V.Tai.
,Iff.p.rs-1 .Fp , cial! y f,,r tlio All sbotrgu Clr, tte .1
{imam.). Tasforoaf, , Dtc 23. !BEA.
11.41C1t—.11,,, market La artuer and the better qualities
hare al rtunca..l. ?alman wharf or 109 lON. sop, and eau,
et $4,. ' and SS,OJ. Fr:a/1,110t,, 1050 001 a. lo 10t. ,, at $5,00a
SG,Iu .(
,r anta.r, 5.5,25015.35 o.r onion, and 15,5(54)5,35 for
fatally Jo, and elan,. lota of dr, at $.5,:,W,5,57.
Li }LAlN—the toellug in Oats Is gait. doll nod on have to
owte a &chat.; mks ou altar! of :ea. One at :0 and 200 It,
la dopot at 52. Corn. ta.)/ +tad Ito) bush :to arrive at 75. Bar
lay , 20,.• bush Npt log from Elora at CI. Wh , nt, 101bus•lien.
lucky while, from atoru at $1.35.
• WlAAllERltid—sulea of I.: OW, estigar at :,,,,, 101,01 e Mn. la.ta•e at 37, and 35 1,419 Cot), at 11114
WI ISKEY—/slaw of 25 bbla raw at 24).i.
II A ' —Salo. of 1:0 loath, at acahla at (garlic 4 ) boo
~...
lot i S•il e a of to I,bla Lori (lit No, 1, at S 5.
D. KWIIOAT F 1.0115.---1.1, Iron store of f... 5 aka at /2 ;
So 41 I AI tt,..
Al' 1.1.2,—0a1c. ~1 Zo 1,14 a clst.in, 141 S4,Go
$E 1), -., from .51a 5I 44 tor 4 el.,rar fro drat horde at 55,25.
, zr --. go , l,:ust,,tal, a ado ..1 14Z head 11, at (5,10, , , , ,,
NIV.S.4 PORK —.moat; • , a1,4 at $l4 41 lad.
ClltittintltlL , ?--tintla ..1 10 haa at £lll la
DU ER—Salr, of G bids t hulee at Su . i. Mr.
Ilia ::.t.F,..,t!aka of 501' 5 e
PorATl)l7?—aalaa of 2 bbla Na.ltanorrl:a at 5 . ...F.0 per
11011INT--,,lna of 5 1,614 Pearls at $7,4u
PIONKT ARV AND CONNIKILDIAI
The Weekly Stat.inetit et Bank average., shows a larger
, 111CTINUMI of pact s tn. was genersdly sUltirit.M.ll, IL WWII..
..• ..t.o, N... ....1..... yp 1-.. n fro m the lietwaneestien of
Ito ttcrew. 01 mercantile pale r 1,e3 i ind the I,ll.ohnt immanr
n.l 1t.... , ,,..1.11,.. .4 the S ock market has not. been
LaLlap., Can s _
_ . 1aciar1p.i,,,14;;:'..:,,..4X1.P.,.2,...-, , " -1. —A hw, has
Trent* ftdlsollaiXabils atmlikintobiaillaidhip PterlnKkSatin . t" 'aril 40,
tab" Tit , . decren, is ihrger i 1 1 , ,,, Trafireitteer"triniklak:
pcsita (bore is . hie:v.oof X . 700,000-4 natunal ennacquence,
irt part, of the ihrreaxed loan.. The banks haat. boon draw.
log altar balatiros freely, during the week. from the neigh.
boring Offen, where they were earning no interest, and using
them ri, hest they e add at borne. The statement, nn the
whole, k. not to , comidenel s favorable one, showing &con
tinued expansion of loans end liabilities under • reduce,'
baaiea peace.
Tb, flowing Ina comparative statement of the condition
of the Neer Von Danko for the weeks ending Dec.ll and
Nor. lii
I/..e. 11. Dee. IS.
L Ans. 3.. ... ..$1211,6D1.1•29 ;127,M5,010 Inc. $ f.. 3.1.84
Specie+. .... . .2.1.19752 . 2 . 15..15,377 Dec. 1.0.1,11.16.
Clrculliou .. 7.730.11'et 7,110.G27 Dec. 39,539
Delved 4... .. . ... teb.5 , e1,9D1 Y.),G?0,022 Inc. I'lle,OtM3
—IN. Tell,
At Boston mot, ....notes abundant, win I/intim
food oftertngs at the banks. hood business goner to sous ht
after by bank managers, and loans aro freely made at £I Oil
cent, and are now Ilmber than ever before, !taring melted
the Cum of s39,fdat,Ond, being $10;000.000 moro than at the
time of the suspension by the banks.
Drcuso to loosen—We have seen nits., of 41 hits. to.
blew shipped to,New Orleans iu Angnst lent out sold but
recently. The In, et reditllS JO of the value when nipped
was 8100 a LOd, the nett proceeds less than STo tpi hhd.,
mama the tong lase Of more than $l5 ys littd. Tobacco has
however docliorol t ere lolly am moot Sillto glugusb—{Lou.
Jour.
Nonsa..--Thare was a maid demand for shipment, and with
liberal supplies the sales of the week Lave amounted to
about 10.000 Abdo. lachullimhi to day. Priers have bean
easier for buyer. in most of the trims:renew., and close at a
nth - win - in of lb Prom our quotatious of last week.
We now quota
Common to Onosl (.I , zotizon.
Fntr to Fully Fait_
Prima nod ........
Centrifuge!, ClarlOwl and Hefted__
Low Clarilied
Week's recelplo9,o2B Hula against 6621 for the carroty...tid
ing week last year. Total receipt. Brice the lot of Sep(ere.
her 044.27 hhde. against `&,511 to the same time lost year.
'Bolaslsee—The raripts cootinun fiber*, and with an se.
tile dentinal for the Weal and our Northern markets during
the greater port of the week the Well have amounted townie
14,000 bide, of which 2000 were taken to.doy.. Prices
hare generally brim rather more In favor of bilyers,end
dram et 25•Ca2tle for inferior awl • rdinary. and 264`.:7 nod
2714 for prime and choir, 1131411,15. have further drellerd
and Mae mold latterly at 20431 c gal.
Week's receipts 14.109 IMik against 10,220 fir the cortex.
pending week last year. Tend receipts eloce the let or Sep.
timber 13,102 bbln, against 1,9,016 to the mane date loft
recra-{N.O.Pie., 11th.
Pllll..ttPltrt °AMC Sharer , bee.23.1638.-The offorlngs
or Beef Cattle et the different Yards, were, materials this
week,wnounting to about 1,25(1 head, and to quality not
.o good a• Put week: but penmen:dad the trame,tullng from
to $4%, including a fort extra quality at $10411014 per
100 Ito, •
•
EttecP—the othology of Sheep at Ifardell'a untainted to
3,000 hnoJ, en.l met with a brialt ewlo at each for the
beet, equal to shout 80194
Itaht—the urlealit at Unlott Drove Yard Itmoont
to 4.156 head, Witiell .old et idiom raut;101; from t0®7,001/1
100 Me het.
loaporbi by River
WLICE.I.INO, per Cbereit-25 kg. lobar.; Edgerton:2 tia
Middle, Wirt, it co; 21 entboye, Irwin d. co: IU bble
clay, .1 II Canfield a co; 51 du floor, Ilugau; 154 Odle paper.
Parkins: 41 mink 4 do awn, thane; 2 boat. 1 bbl Poaliraf SO
aka barley, Collins; I do raga 9 Loa butter; 1 loins. Dough.
ray; 2 WA., 20 eke prodne, 35 do putuloce, Arbuckle: lb do
rye. I bucket pultry, Ilonoltotn 24 tibia none, Gacilitor.
AIONONI6AELA NATIUATION (1)-5 bbl poultry, Palo&
ler; 1 du tallow, I do onto, cic., Allchroner: 5 We poultry,
Adams Ea: 2 do do,l bbl do, owner; 4G eke wheal, Gilliam
11ar5 bat glass, 51Iller A Itickettiou; 6 Mile cider, Mitchell:
20de dour, Btoplionfc 27 du, Taylor.
The Jennie they wee aeld yesterday at Shrrill bs Sitio. Slio
waa purchased by Capt. Boors, for Ills brotherliolsiv, tin.
evocator, for $1,215, and her drbts. Those amount cii about
VASS, bringing the prim of the Jeanie up to re.,Wrl, or
thereabout lase will loud ne Kau . pmsitlefor eincitamtl,
Capt. Boars still in cammaud.
Ilia Empire City and Mariner am bath at the Iron yanl
loading for Nautical° sr it, railroad true. They will L. minty
to leave in a day or two. The Daratah sod Wm. Wallace
both . poet to got a load of iron, la which CM. e tinny will
won ready to leave.
The leer waft boomiug oat yoeterilsy. It svao at 11% Cl.
last of bt, and citing fast.
The `hevoit was Om oole orrice% yesterday.
The Moderator far St. Loots, and lbo Cavan for Wheel
ing. ware the only departure..
The Metropolis wont on: for Non Odes.. on Tema.
night Tho Henry Grey Ls all repelled again, sod re
ceiving very vapidly tor St. Louie. tilts will be the are bent
for that port.
The Scouomy will leave today for einelonath
Tim Kej I/ tot. Capt. Manor, a goosbboet and a good Cap
tain, will probably got sway for St. Louie today.
The Clara Dam, Capt. flodman, to boiling ati food as .he
can foe Lembo-Me, end will got ea. on Ilemdey or Tule.
doy.
We dip the following limo Sens the Cinclansti Comm,
dal of yeiterdey.
"The lion. J.. L. Dawson, and Cam. Adam Jacobs, the
regents boat builder; noel Capt. flea, P. 81.14.1 elevates*.
Vile. is, arrived been lost night. They are on 11 natittire
tour Rooth—this genets of Capt. (tumuli nod Dol., en the
Manner Aurora
Dlspettlea sera melted yeaterday,'atatiog that the Rate
Sachet had hit the bridge plersat Vinci/sacs, on the Wabash.
We dld cot hear the extent of the damage.
cep. Koons, ot the Etc No. 3, hes malted dipatehee
humble brothers to New °deem, stating that theerteelt ot
the It. W. Adam, recently sunk on the Palle fa lied River,
has completely blocked natlptlon at that there
is another rift. her hull was hintred at Lutilstille Tor
512000.
On the Id inst. the Outman, Prima Donna, SouLlt r Azniitica
sad Etticoder lett New WWI= for Pittebtirgb.
The Endeavor arrived from Pittsbuqh with 200 toos. At
ter discharging 00 too, here, including lOU tags nails sad .
500 hos leap ahe clamed for Louisville..
The Netoott• arrived from Now Orleans, flat roll inirtc•
prindpally for Plttalitirgh---.4.The St. lode and Co.n
Perry departed kw the one point withanoderate
Nastitils3.—Thera were7s feet on the LlarPtlh Sb " 1 1_, 1 "
the Cuutterland and tallingon Snap. TwodPtoe
boats were on the way to Nashville Awn Pditte,shOr.
Donleith left:or CluclonahonBPardirY kg :
The Mo. De Mama ol.Tuesday - iiaTe *P t ' " Na t ibt.
met ly ot the WhlteiChred, took,ommosind patenday, o the
J. IL UP; Du Is a b oil,
anew And hirable
man: Cep. linter ales Wad d6l 4•9 a Mi ce ,
will
take contimind of the Clueiten; : • „ .
Illtisaibeat 11•111ro mp r.
08, 1 4113 r 3; : ... m.. ..rmanar 1110 °.
Calmat . tilOttli: ' O
4 . .. 211$ib i •
=MIK*OO*
.PrPTSTiVITFEGFEr t PECTTN'A
& CU„
ticaular Zttameto
• -- -
hronotigatkela Elver U. 8. Man Packets
STEAMER TELEORANI, I itTEAMER J - EFFERAc..
Can. J. C. Woormaco. I U.,. Gaon.
.TIIE ABOVE NEW STEADIERS ARE
on , ro.ing regularly. 11l ornhig Bokla Imre Pitt.
lough ok 8 o'clock A. M., utol Evening Ilon. At tl
'clock I': M. for kl'heuvort, klllasluthtcoro, Aluconan•
hula Cily,Tallocccnon, Fayotte City, Grockliold, California
and II cos... Till, [too,• coooecting with Heck, and COW/bra
for Uolontou o, Was ucTo cprlngs, Morgantown, Wayuc,laug.
Cacmichaeltown and Jalfecson.
Psesongsrs tic/toted through from Pittsburgh to Colon.
town ha k 2, meals ancletotwrooute on !mate Inclusive.—
Boats returning from Brownturille leave at e o'clock in the
otorningands In the evening. hoe further Infonkstlon vn
quirt. at the (hike, Wharf liont,at the foot of Grant snort
0.0. W. EWINDLER, AGETt.
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Ctiumnatt, 64*.
tiblt CINCINITIr—The Bp - len- l a g
..1: did no...steamer POTOMAC,Calit.lfarm
will leave for tlio above and all Interco ii . diatar. oli
fort
FRIDAY. 24th lo t 4 P. M. For freight or pooling apply
oo Loanl or s . FLACK', BARYES & C ~
dea AgOota.
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Routsbille, &T. • .
_ u UR ^ LUUIB\ IL
etemer CLARA DEAN, Capleschnen,
will learn f.sr the ebore nn d Ntermedlate ort.. on
ELATIiItDAY rho :nth loort.,at 4 oeltwk r. M. For freight
" umturz .h
Thee len- Ar-
on
;rittf24l, 2.34
#MT For
4 miteAtria4-#4,5 . . •
-
.fiftelficaL
—l, coW."
A PLNE asap Or
17. I C H G-Lossx-.H.A.,11t.
, .
Taff of besot', It cannot sand without • One hard of hair,
then nod the following, and If you .alt nenq dee circular
around esehttle, sod no one candoubt.
PROFESSOR WOOD'S HAIR RESTORA
TITL—We call the attention of of old and young, to
this wonderful preparation, which turnabout tolmorigioal
color, stnkr hair—eoeera the haul of the bald with a lusurl.
ant grunth—ruanoeue the dandruff Itching, and all =tone
one eruptlems—catnee a couldnual how orate !pleural nulda,•
and hunca,lf rued ILI • regular dressing for the hair will
prooorve Ito color sand keep from to ll ing to extreme old
age, ha all Its mental beauty. We cal then upon the told,
the !may, or disposal In eualp to cm It: and surely the young
will not, 04 they voluo the nowing lodta, or the witching
curl, ere.. be without it. Its praise Is upon the tuttghti of
thousand.
The Agent for Prof. Wood's pair Railiirative. in Now
wen, received the following latter in regard to in,. Eastern
tive, a few weeks alum
Dm Bina, Cnn., July 23,
IdtaSeitwolan-81r. I have been ambled with dew
draft or scurf en my hoed for more than • year, my Ault
bomus to come out, scurf and hair together. I eawhi•New
Hamm paper about "Wood'. Heir Restorative'. a. ave.--
I called your store on the first of dpril last, and pucker
ed one bottle to try it, and I found to my sollsfactlon Roe.
the Mimic It removed tho snort mad heir begat, to growi'it
Is now two or three Incbee la leagtlisohere it war ail/
bare great faith in it. I wish you to send me LIM bottles
morn by Hr. Peet, tho bearer of this. I don't know as any
of tbe Mood used In this plea m, t you may ha • mike% for
many bottlen alter it Is an .wn bore.
Loon, with respeet,
PefiAnlttPfitt,Sept. 0 .185 ff.
Pam woos—Deer Sir: Year Hall. litsturatirri proving
Itself beneficial to me. The front and sleuths back part of
my head alining' lost to catering—ln Act bun. Lave
used bat two half pint bottle. of your Restorative, and bow
the tip (Ain) hood Is well studded with • prumming Crop of
young hair, and the (root hi also receiving ite benefit.
have, triad oilier privaratioa• without soy benefit whaler.
or. I think from my own personal reculmnandettOn, I van
induce many othdre to try It. Soon, respectfully.
D. R. T 11031.4.13, IL D., Ne.4c-1 Vine of.
Vntexaffse, Lao., Juno 42,1053.
Pans. 0. J. Wome—As yen ww about to moue:facture
and scud your recoutly dlsoomered Mar lientorattre, I will
mate for whomsoever It me" coticeru, that I Lave mad It
and known °thereto awe it.... -that, I hmn, fur normal year',
been In 1219 luthit of wit,. other Nair Reatoratives, and that
I neap:run rattly superior toasty other I know. It entire
ly aleanws the head of dandruff, sod with one month's prop.
tow will remora any ponces It to them - Waal youthful
color and texture, giviug It • healthy, weft and gleaMY .p
pearaurc; and all thla without cliscolorlpg the band, that
apply It, or the demon which It drops. I would, therefore,
reccauttleoll Ile me to every one Sakai,. of having a In.
valor end texture to hair.
I/I°o.lollly, youra, WILSON BING.
For sale by CIRO. 11. likYl3g.D, 149 Wood st.,
ye,
U. J. WOOD • 00., 0n, r 0 1 . 1 . 1 .. Bv „, d , ro ,
(In the great N. T. Wiry Neighs Zetablishenent) and 111
Nutt& •unot, SL Louis, NU, and .1.1 by all f 7.4 Drag
idea ap2o suiffklydavelaT
H .EALTi., OF' AMERIUAN IVO3IIIN.
Vor many years I have lowa Molded with gaoler s
weasiticsa and languor, both mental and physical; came o
ileile.iiniajdoll headache, pain In XIM bead and tomplem
outdoes. and tendency to endue% imlpitation of the heart,
reryssidiy dotterel Or excited, appetite earlable,
and bowels eranged, with pain. Aim mantel or pliyalral
exertion mune.* to bring ea all the @reptant., sod I had
hi addition, to of the womb, ma great polo In that ro
glee. Ono phyriclen Mier another eibtmettel Lis shin and
gave me op. A patient and peneereling tom of .11Ait
UTgRINIt. CAT/lOLIOON torturixtely earned me,
midi have no word. stornedent to expose* my th..kful.
Man.tbLtA ANNE JCINNISON.
I a . O truly my (hall time lima • wafferorformanya!
with white. and deranged memetrmilion Alter • w h ilel
had other troolde•auch as pale flack Indigeation, treating
away, general languor and debility, pada in the amen of the
booty a tort of aching and pg soaiatlati,pala between
di
the enider bladesextandlog own Ate opine, boo Grapy..
Ma, tremble In the otomach end bengal; with cokihmisheeto ,
feet nod dresdnal nemonanewx The least excitement would
make ma feel as if I should fly inv.. / tried doctors mid •
&emend everything, nos after 'mon without the bon.
MIL One bottle at hEARSITALI,VB :wig= 0311101.1. .
00N changed mine of my symptoms rot the boituir."
1 .... 10,0 7 nod WWII
man
wish that every we,.
.1=41:01114 kllo9 What Irian do . OLAUISSA °7lXll*
For • long time I bad UterLooreaPplairde with Malone*.
lag mytoptemie IWu nerrom, entadatod and irritable;
' , oared to aboard 1a a m piantroottro ortrlgeh I rill try to
I . ll lotr. Pala 101901ows . 0ri01 , 1f 7 .1.4 • real.gf weflaome
atm wag pA gai oon Inabulty, 0:1 Walk Inath on Imo
mut of it sounkror larear. schber •
barklloine, and examen g down lb
logn thofrotingprolooal by MIK eautai great pang agnio , ,, •
m o w 'h o w.," and p.lo. the gay stomach and tams*
heaLch. tbo awn ivory Mac of the body`
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