Sbttun fijptut*. f.ftpMiiiunuoa copratt bill ’ ....>■ : , AHb ..j * 8 M S,X* K, G !WOR K 8, / vVyjkte- btctbpy ft co., MAttPTACTPBBBS OF SHEATHING, m£BClg* sad BOtT COPPIB, F&KSBSC) OOP Bottoni, Spelttr folder, Be. liepettew eadDtekii U UXTALB, TIS PLATS flOOtf WOS, WIRB, 80. Cotituttym bttd»Ti&Bi'ra*i SMfei&ee mdTboie. Worth***, Jlfo* U 9 First and 12* Scwmditre*, Pltuhajr|h| penna« • of ftnpwttiltoeoy desired pett»«* Mobride & co, Ftmiilißg and Commluloa SeKiiaoU, And Agents for the sale of Pittsburgh Mauu fßettttim*Ooo»<fnmeoti fee lABIV HIDXflv- HUfP, PnODUCtB, 80, »lWt*L Prompt etUn ; " Uaa to rreelviteg ud Coorerdlnf. 80,'d9 OemmireUl Street, St* Louie, Artf-Abalt . GRAND DISPLAY OF holiday arm, JEWELRY, WATCHES AND FANCY GOODS, at RBXRBKAH A MBYHAITB, No. 45 Fifth Street, neat Wood, Tholargost and most; varied asaortmontol tbe above good* In tbiscUy, laid in EXPRSifIiT NR IflK HOLIDAYS •111 be fooed ftt ttalr *tor*c«e»<? for the AUB&ICAN Wi.TQHBB. : FUHSI JB'UB8!I FURS!t ; v MoOOMajOO., 131 Wood BtrMt, Httsburßb« HAVING JUSTRKTURNEI) FROM NEW f OUtar* bowrocaltittg »log* stock offtw*b nad* TUBS' csspdateg ; ; ' VadimßvBibi«, Mick Babb, V tttoa* Martin. Bttwrtaii SgninwK • _ rt.-h, 4c. C*po*, flair C*»»{ Tfetorh**, , tSaitt aiuf Ooflfc, AlwV.fWtJtonnrfa.: V Thu** grind* h>f Hrn «clt*i«d with gmt c*re, sad will LadMwlibtiig .to potebu* fro*b .TUBS • *r* Invited t« c*ll w*d atawTa* ooritack, ~'y\ oolTtfeil £ nOTUBRSt AOTIUUUU JIOTHBBSm Don’t foil to procan Mn. Window** Sooth.- lag Sjrap for Children Teething. 1 It baa no equal on earth. It greatlyfacflltetee tbe prove— of toethiagbyeoftealag the game, redact** -all Inflammation—will allay pela, and U lure torafiiUto the bowels. Depend upon U siltgireTMtto yoereelree, nod relief sad health to your Infants.'. Perfectly eafa tn all cane. \ thh tithe preeeriptkn of one of ehe mestespeitioettl end ekllfal female Pfayildene in New < Kagtittd, end has been a end with new-falling wccc In miilionofaae*.' We bolieteU thehMLand nmt remedy tn the world, In NJleaeM.atDjMateryandDlarboea la Ohildren, whether It uiaMifrua taMhiag M from ay other ranre. mthaodhttltb canberefimatfilby ddUr. aod cents,!* lewurffiitaweighttalQU.- 1 M tritons ereeoid every year la the United oU and nmhdy.' 'PRIOR ONLY SS CKNTtS A BOTTLE. rnanlse nnleee tbe boeimUa otCU&TIB A PER KINS, New Toft, la on the outside wrapper, Sold by Dnuxlsta throughout tbe Vcrid.. DfLORa arKRTSKR,Agent far Ptttalmrsh: JqjfcdswlyfcT - ■■ Mxriß’Sv MntACUhOUS Ysrmik Destkotxb, for tit Datredion qf fUxi,Mtov, Stows, Docs, Roaches JTttxa, MoSQt ness, Mem, Oianssr tynere, Ana, Ac. Iba chemical (reparation* known onto tbaaboen title for the but S 3; sears throughout Europe, where the/ hare met with a triumphant eocece* hare acquired far their In Teetor aod Mann lactam a world-wide celebrity, attested by the Xmperecf of Bntaifa freqee, Aaatria, the Qtnea of Sag* land, tbo Kingi of Belgium, Holland, Naples, Bavaria, Sax ony, Ac., and (n Ajaertoa their jrflldeecy haa been endocsod by the Direden tif Public Irutitmtiow and the approval of ■aauieaa prwoiccv’tatni, that they are Um only Sowditi tn the worm, sure to exterminate all klada of ear mlu. ■ tinsel Utaamoca Paviaanon destroy the travel*; come latredera without aatrey, and sever fall. Die Art has brought dtath to' rolllfaxw of them tn tte world, aadfreia tble day the watchword of all hootekrepm, merchante ship-owner* and boabiodmen will be «jr* more TlrmliL** RStalX. PACXACC3 FRO* 25 CRXTS-TO $l. DerfdTiflfa Tsrruf m end rrnpriitnr . • rJO&XIIMRYKK* Practice! Chemlet, » ‘i ' : ' a 'ClSßoadway (eor.HottvUmeb,)Kew Torlt. OeiiaralA|oeatfbrUmU.-tltatta andChaadaß, FREDER ICS V. KUBHTOV, Dreggiti, Jfe. 10 Attar Hocw, and *l7 Bread way. Kew.Tockr' Bold wtootieele And retail by 8. E. BKLLK&3 A CO. and . 106. rLßHlSO,rutabargb;.andßlESlUH ASPKESr* 3AH,Allegheny, . dsSfrfimdfc GAUPORSI& 9TEAH -Mfe 43|ra- SHIPLJHE. dWUD ■ ' .<kii : vTk NICARAGUA. . - TtKRRJOAK,ATLAifji<7 AND PACIFIC SBIP CASAL CQiIP*S(T t THtOPBIETORS. , opposition imp ; ATBEOOCED BAXCB. 7 ■s« xquto usr fßumcsl Ttm caMn-.~. f»f»- ...... Bacond c»Ma-....—...~-. 100|Lo*rwr rtt«raga—W ' ” fttalinnltoflbalathanx* factrtrt. , TLa ftMaahfp WABHIWaTOW, oTZKO too* r» tater. Opt Haary CborchllV bartef baas ItHd op O' piirtj tor tba OritforaK trrta by thaHiecracßaroato,v{n lacra bar pUr, Worth Rtrer, Saw York, oallcalcy tha 6th of Pecan bar, it 1 P. IL, carrylflt paeangan, ud bright toSan Jaaa drlWorta, to connect * Sro Joaadd Bnr with the wall known art coausodJoaa ateanahlp Q£B- K AKtOapt.Oavvrty, fbr'Bad tnadaco, Californio. Thaa? iplndU rtaunshlpt offer apiary mad aecoacaodaHoct Cor Iba aafaiy art Contort et fiwmin. Tbi Irihtno* routs ts thcrontHtarfurtrrt audio good ordir, art tht country healthy. " " ' L . for paw up) «rt bright, apply only at the oflki of tba Connor, to JOB* P. TEkYERTON, Agent, neafcßartfo—wnlA ■ lfo.B Bowling Oran. New York. ;; sSLmttoXj gray DRAPER AITS TAItOB, Xo. bl ST. CLAIR STRXKT, PITTSBURGH. PBHKA, attention to his now and bean* * Ufal aworuiot <f |*» ■ 11 4 nOtoia, o—*l' •JiptodCelb«testcoaitry tr*de,which willt» MfevpwlUi —«t «ny otw rintUr«t»bU<bm«>t In the dty. ocSJffc FOR# I FOBS It " New Far Store from Philadelphia. LOUIS DULLER, Manofictarer of all kind* ofladtenaad jOestlMua’i For* fiteffb and Oar> rtafa Bob**; dealer la Buffalo Bobte, Ac., Ac, wholuale and cataUt ftl Ho. ISS .Wo«4 abere ntlh. . m ' Tnr« recalled, clamed and altered la the M manor OooJe Bade to order at «bort notice. AU fcloda'ofahlpFCog fore bought. M.B.GUiLBSPIK, . sanxisr, Extracts Teeth without pain, by an unixit .LTwhrAnaeatbetl© agent applied to tba teeth art gu«oa paly,: Ttotb from onato toll wtU laoertrtoa tb® Tarfcttu umilllrtrttn B* «!•> hearts bath oar entxn For cdofa 6JM with oonUanonffoin, which la Uatrty.daeollDen art darabttlly eannotftil to pUtae®, Cal! and nnatu ap®d faulll ttraet, brio* ■ Al«ik*t, (aecood itoryj Pjttrtmrijhl If' • ’ . : Jc7:lyt!fo . HBafBYH.OOLLINB. porwardingjtn<J Commlntoa Merchant, AND TYIIOU® ALB DEALER IN Cheeae, Batter* Seeds, Fish, Art Prodoeo OißenDy, A«V If*. Bhrt JBrwt PUUixtTf\. J. B. CHIUSTY' H. D., . 16S'3 l imf Stnttf PitUinryX, Ptnna., Shtfogtiadths affnatafftobf Etotcro Oonegtanrt Hoe pttsle, art bmral ywri* practice, offen bit profertanol •ortfeat la STIBGICAL AMD MEDIO A L CAEKB. aiiiaw* Eat. W» t>. Howard. OoL Wllaon McCandlee*. Bcr.EE.A)klMi* Bon. ff. A. Ww®r. T. IL em, E«. Bso. T. J. BMini. J. E. Bonier, - '1 JobalLMollor. Eaq. Jacob Mcwltiter.gaq. mj3:ljdtc ETNA STOVJfi WORKS. At-BXAHDBB BHABBBY, . 4<r* ptltM M IfUt Tlhiill or CMlliD, PASI.OB ARD HBATIRB STOTBS, Piafo mod Fancy Ofata Fronts, &o. Sole PwprijEto?.of the colobrated Patent Gas / BtiJtkxßoand Ssok Consuming '... ;V COOK SIOVES. Office tod: Sales Boom* PrtAlyjfcSo, 4 WoodgtaiPUMhwxfh.Pa* • ;w.teD.iimaaiAßT, aiatTiomikxuijroMAiAMOi Smrccc&ar tsknCbalHtikUu Wo. 139 WocdftmAtß ■idUlasto Urtr KuvCiaarlAcEaUbUaluoaat.No.«Sltwta wwwyefcy M>«r «mu puSd to tbrir frkßdo, ' Diu P*W*>*RBE»Q.lutving rg, gggk tararttofSrtnzabvi.ib Uia iaUTMfamcf «*u o| Qß9 Uhtofatan^4^ e * B b# fclu,4rt ; HO. lMfOtWßlitfßSST'* Woo 4 tad Eattbflaidirta. ocaaer-fc ~ N*" HOhHES « BONO, CTiinon fmigß wd Dsmtitie J9Hl* Eietmp, ’ erattraii'nsoir_bipo»it,'. ' : ~ : ‘.-V Bixx worn*sd men, »o. 'et MiHKrr strzkt, nTTS#UB3iTt pa. IMMliSiMaMfcHantin pifKlpridUMlhrowh n(M UtiM Btiiw. . ipM-tly TORBft&sr OXOEUi&GB' SI an TRILLS P RAWK B Y . ptrjtoAs, tbmc&AiAJr a 00., om rs* mrov.BAKc; xoxoov» in sums or ow »cju» sxjttmta <and. upwards. Also,BUloOo4haprlntipal dileeaod townsof Franca, Bdglkm,' Holland, Oomaay, Roads and other. Earopsan ■tales, constantly «a bud and fi» eel# by . 'WHi H. WILLIAM# A 00., ♦■Wynfa .•,.-- Bankart. Wood street, eorner Of Third; ' ... Kisvr&otmis or.- : ’. PBWTIHa,MB AMD ALL KIND# OF W jB AP P I N Q *JL i» K K. WerthMiei Io» ST Wdedlinit, gymal Jtattttt. BTAaca AWD PARINA. i-Madebythe Mfnat PhlladilpiUft Hannftetnrlag Co. fFtrat Prerainm swarded by the Franklin Inititnte, November, 1668.) piuaoadGioa Starch, In eaeor cont’g fl boxes, 6 tbe. each; ’Do do f bone’ do *opapers, 1 “ do; Also, Reflood, rare and Pearl Starch, (a boxes various ■lies, all fbeUnodry cse. CORN FARINA, (or Corn Starch,) in bza. 40 pa para rath. This article la exprueely prepared far culinary; purpose*, and can bo railed on as superior iarjcurr to any cow In nee. For sole by THOMPSON, CLARKE A YOUNG, Phtta, Jan’y., 1869:dtf.fo Agents far the Ooopany. Permanent Offloe. Complying with the drgont request of hun dred* of their patlints, BBS. C. M. FTTCHS J. W. SYTCKB Hare oonfflnded to remain PERKAKfeSTLY IV PITTSBURGH, And may bo conrnltod at their offloe, No. 191 Penn Street, QPPOHXI THE BT. CLAIR HOTEL, Defly, except Buadeys,fbrConnmmpUon, Asthma, Bronchitis and all other dtronlo Comptnlnta complicated with or earning Pulmonary IHanaae.lnrlnillnc (falorrl, PsorlPiiMM, i/ceiioM o/ lit liecr, Dyi pepefo, Qattritis, Female Oomplaintt, etc. DRV. FITCH A BYKSB would state hat their treatment of Consumption la based npon tne fad that he diseate «►. fair fa Aeblood at brrpe, boa 1 during iltdevdopment in Oelwngr.and they therofat employ Mechanical, Uygienlo and nmediea to puriQr the blood and strengthen the system. IRtt Ouu, they um MEDICINAL INHALATIONB,wbicb they value highly.bat only as PWHaiiwr, (Aaeuip «o Ocrattre fffcdvhm «avd Sterne,) and InvaUds are Mnuatlycantfcmsd agalutwaiUng the p redoes Umeofcnrability on any treatmentbased upon th«plaaslbte,bot false Idea that the“*e»t of thedieoiMcan bo reached In a direct manner by Inhalation," far at before the teat of tA< dueoic it la iAr Mood effect* only In tbelnnge. fwWncharge for coneuitatlon. Xlist of qnestSooi will be sent to those wishing to con salt ns by letter. mytfadawfctfF The Oteat BogllnH Remedy. SIR JAMBS CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS! Prepared from a prescription of Slr.Jamea Ctarhe, M.D. PbysUian Extraordinary to tboQoeen. This well known Medicine is qo tmposttlon, bat a ears andrefe remedy for Female Difficulties aod Obstructions, rom any caoee whatever, and although a powerful remedy, they contain nothing hnrtfal to the constitution. TO MARRIED LADIES It is peculiarly railed. It will In a abort time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. JhaM JUIi Anns am? been hunm to faihohart the dirie kautnUuttcondpaft of pamphlet art weQ obreretd. For fall-particulars, get a pamphlet, free, of the ageot N.-B-41 and 6 portage etampa enrioeed tn any author! aed agent, will Insure a bottle, containing over 60 pUla, by return mail.' R. L. FAHNEBTOGK A 00, Pittabnrgh, who)oale ageot, and arid by all drnptleu. apYlylAw fe T /WKYMA3N « BON, . .. Mann the tnrere and Dealenln all kind* of TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIOARB, AND XaßAifr TOBACCO. Omirr efSmithfield Street and Diamond Allty, PITTBBUKfItLPA. • uaaosotu*-^ZI.~ M u BOTn~~^~.w.arccuooon -Plttaburgb Btcel Works. JONES, BOYD dc ,pO n v Manateeturereof CART BTKKL; aIso,SPRING,PLOW and A. B. BTKKL; BPRINOB and AXLES, Cbnw Sou and Firtt Street», Pitttburfh, Pa. muc jowkb. „ji, a. tooau, D. B. BOGUKB Rc CO n Rogsra* laarevsd Patent Itaal Cultivator Tooth, doner Ron and Ftrtl Strati, AifriurpA, Pa. JoSfalydfc* JOHN COCHRAN « BRO. tunoracnsxas or Irda Railing, Iron Yaalts, Vanlt Doors, Viidow StinUen, Window Gnardi, &e., Neq.ol SeconddtreefandSd Third Street, (Between Wood and PITTSBURGH, PA^ Hare cnband a variety cf new Patterns, fancy mud plain, satiable.far all pnrpoeee. Particular altentloo paid to en closing Grave Lota. Jobblngdon* at abort notice. wrt Van eainmvnt c. nuco VANPHVBH A FHIBND', ATTORNEYS AT LAW, aire SOLICITOaS lit CHASCERY, Nb. g, Sdntt Block* Duhvpu, fawn. promptly made In any part of Northern fowa. or Wretarn WTeeonrin. Will attend to thepurebaaoand Sale of Ileal Batata, ob> tatalna Money on Boode and Martgacea ■ aelzlydfr w».c. aoaxooK «. H ,o.ta wmaow noCBtaBS —,._..„. M Wuigi, Klttaa. EOBINSO!*, 311 Ml St HULEBS, ’ FOtnVDKRS AND MACHINISTS, WASHINGTON WORKS, . Pittabnrgh, Penns. 1 Ofllc«i:!fo,fll Market street* ‘ Manufacture all ktada cf Steam Xnetara nod Mill Ma-htn try; Castings,^Railroad Work, kteem VoGere and fchret Iron tTadc. JebMet sad Repairingdcotoaebortaotics. iargS;ly<ltc DAWEB&CLULKY ,n««f(,Bigm tod Ornamental Ptinon, w A NZ> ORA IIT E & 5; nuns is White LoßdudZtno Paiats. *I»o, *n Uadi of Paiota,OlU, Varniabee, Wind.?* 41m*, Potty, Bruehea, 4e~, 144 ffbod Krttl.hoo doors oto*w Ft rain Alley nriadjrdfc I ; MITCHELL, HEBRON & CO., uimonuu or Cooking, Parlor and Heating S TO v E s, Orate Front!, Ftnden, Cooking Bangei, lit. 10* Liberty HI., Pittsburgh, Pa. mr&lfcly ; 'j. m. Lrrrrr.K MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 54 St. Clair Street, _ (Df.lriah’s New Building.) PITTSBURGH, PA. MKfclydfc , HAIL ROAD SPIKE COMPANY. Joseph Dllwortb D< W. C, Bldwell. (Sueetncrt to Porter,Rolft rf Smelt.) wnMomtiu ii RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS AND BOAT SPIRES. PITTSBURGH. PRXN’A. JAO. MoIiAUOHLIN, Aleobol, Cologne Spirit! and Fusel Oil, dalfedlyfe Are. I*B nd \"0 Second Strtß Lb. Dickinson's Maqnkto-Klictbtc Ma onni-JVixdpol Depot far Vu tole of Otit UnrivaVtd Medical AiaSiaryz—Ja submitting thD machine to a dla criminating public, no expense haa Utn tpwvl In iu menu* before toreodeflt perfcclht every .essential particular, in order! to keep pace with the won den fol improvements of the age,codpieceit fcruaceilo LhUbreach of AmerlcanMeth uteclsre. NO FAMILY SHOULD BB WITHOUT ONE.— Retail Price $lO. UltadabUily adapted to prereatand corn *T«ry form of dlseaea, cam aa Consumption, Scrofols, Palatal, mistime* than, byspepde; all forneof Physical and MenUi Prosha* Uoa and Nervous Dfotaeee. ** One grand feature of thU Apparatus It that It te always nady for aen, thn powur UJng obtained Tram a Permanent Magnet, no Acide or other ingredient* being re-jnlred. Sold, wholeaale.and retail, by ' DR. GEO. U. KLTBKB, oc2fcJ*wT Whoicaale Drerggiit, 140 Wood rt-, plttab’g. lUsrt Cliv and a long list of his distio 'gulshed coiemponirie* is the United ftatas Senate and Honte of BeproeeatatlTee, haeeglrea the strongest test] mo oy of Ib# benefits wtlcb they derired from the un of Wil son's headache Pill*. Such testimony aa tbie it entitled to grate ] consideration. Tbit invaluable remedy Is prepared and eold by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A 00, Wholesale Drug gists, and proprietor* of AL. Fahnestock's Teradfoge, No, CO,comerol Wood and Fourth *troete,Pittsburgh, Pa. JalteAwF • . Persons advanced in life, anddfeoling the band of time'weighing heavily upon them, with all >t# at* teodast ills,trill Cod in theuseot Dr.J. Hoitetier'* CVle btatad Stomach Bitten, an el.xir that will Initiil new life t&to their veioa,rastor*.Jo a mea-ure, the ardor and energy of more youthful day*, build up their ebrunkco forme, and git* health and vigor to tbdr ma lining year*. Those who an I* the Icaat afiUeted withDyepepala, AguvLaogucr, Kau#*a, or any other troublesome and dangerous dteaea, ariaingfrotn adiecadered epteoi, ehoalduot beeUsteto ar*o thameeimof thebentflidcrirod bom tbie great remedy ■ Sold by drnggUte and dealers gn>*rally, everywhere, and by HOSTBTTKK a SUIXU, manufecturei* and pioprietore $8 Water and M Freatsta. JalfrdAwT Galvanic Battxbt, or Electro Maonxtic Maodan, for Uedical purpoeee, of a very euporior kind will be aen t fro* of Expreee charge*, wbareveru Kxpma myoL apori a remittance of Ton Pollan. AddneeDr. ORO 11. KITSICn. No. 140 Wo.»d Pi|#a.tmrgh. Pa. ep*a*wF A HAPPt NEW YEAR to our numerous f\ friend* aod customers, and wo an glad to boabl* to informtbam thatw»never bad *o good anaaaortment of Tkem Goods. Shawls. Cloaks, Needle Work, Domestic and Bbmte Dry Goods at this reason of tb#y«r. . - qilaJfSON LoVK,74 Market *t. RODCCJB 12 bbla. prime Timothj Seed; 20 bits. PtF Applet 100 do small whito Deaw; ♦OO do Barley; MOpkcesSnlkEhobidere, i DILWOBIn Elain and printed fkenoh me niKota. .n.ooi puiii, cobmg* Horn a. uii«, Also, all kinds of Flannel*, Checks, lickings, QUrtln# Mmliw.lrish linens and enry other article usually kepr In a Drr Good Qootc, all of which will be cold as cheap as the cbeapom, a HASSON LOTS, 7* Market at. onn bags PRIME OOFPEEj *JyJ\J loobus. Reflnad Sogar, .. 60 bbla.U- B. Syrup; OObbU. Motaesea. . *ohhds. Sugar, * ___ fastoeaandfceeatabir saiUTJCI A DILWOBTU, iWDCOE—2OO bus. amoli White Beans; ' 9 In Dry Apples; f 15 td>ts. Ttuiouy Seed; lOkcgs Batter; r| IS e* <«• a»d ** •*!•£** k BILWOaiB. TTOIiIUA* t'OßNiTOßE—Childreu’a Bn n Ouln, miM, Wuh Blamb. ud RwlngA all oseful pmeots for tbs holidays, finished and forsat* by . t, b. touno a 00., d*3l' ~ ; ’ ‘ No. M Smitbfleid irtrret. T ADIES DRESS SILKS ” '■ ‘aTT • •• BUMit . fIBKATLTREDUCED PUCKS BUSCH FIELD k 00. fefVBXS. VAIjAKCIA tUUSINS; 'dvlfiß fo Malacft ‘i..... d® l --'* § alette. pttslwr. "FITT&: UROH: WEDNESDAY MORI [INO, JAN. 19, 1859. xr or tbs airr. o met At PA 'ews Items, City and e.—Observations taken at [o. 68 Fifth st., yesterday. IN SON. IN SBADB. OO 27 34 32 MBJLB TrUPBRATUI Shaw's Optician Store,! 9 o’elook, a. ■ 12 « m fl " v'. u...., Barometer. RATxa Mbbtino, at tbo First ihureh, Fifth street, com a. u, All are oordiaily in* Z&T" Daily Union I Methodist Protestant < menoing at 111 o'clock, riled to attend. The exercises to-hai S. Fulton. will be conducted by Rev. \ ftsvrvAL orßusiatss.—Tbe advertising col umns of a daily news paper present a fair indi cation of the elate of I uainewwithln its sphere, by exhibiting the mi ivemente going on in. the business world. In t! da view, our paper of yes terday and to day evil enoea a deoiled improve ment over any recent late. We have an adver tisement direct from Lmdoo, England; one from St, Louie, offering a vi luabie property for sale; two from Ohio, also lot a aod farm for tale; throo fromjour attentive and prompt agents in Now York. Messrs. 8. M. Fatiingillli Co.; one from Philadelphia: one fron Boston; two now Sow ing Machine agencies h 1 Allegheny city; Messrs. Ross' A. Co/s “coal” advertisement;—besides oar regular mercantile display. Wi do not alludo to minor advertisements of “Lost and Found,” “Help Waotod,” etc., but to real j estate and legitimate manufacturer’s and mercantile advertisements, as betog a true indi cation of the state of trado. When (ho columns of the! daily press present a degree of empty eamcWsa each day, and tho public appear slow to into tbe papers,” times tuny be eaid to bo dull. We nouU advise a careful perusal of the ad vertising columns of both our oily and oountry editions. We endeavor to classify our adver tisements in such a manner that “he who runs may read.” Wo con etill find room for a fov more, , Id honor of tho 153 d an *s birthday, was prepared enll and 12 o’clock, Slon -0 hundred members of tho ere preseot, who disposed TuE second banque niversary of Frnnklii at Walimt Hall, betwi day night. About 01 typographical craft v of Cai. Frickor’s “ric 1 array of good things” In a manner that gave e 1 idence of enjoyment By general consent, no's uritnons liqnors were pul upon the table. Moo e’s band of music were iu attendance, and did lielr best. Afierlheban qpct,\R. C. Fleoson was called to preside; R A. Worfrinan, Edward Myers, and 11. P. Callow were iobosen Vice Pr sidents; Stewart Dickson and A. I ,P. Callow, Searetaries. The (chairman, a few appropriate re marks,] on taking his scat, read the following leUerlfrom ITon. U. A. Weaver: \ J fayor'o Pittiburgi, Jan. 17. (ImfLntnil &m greatly obliged for your kind invitation to be present at tbe Printer’s Festival, to bo held this evening, id honor of the 153 d anniver sary of Franklin’s birthday. It is eminently ap propriate that on occasion so interesting eboald-be thus commemorated by your craft with eacb roc or ring year.. The name of Franklin is intimately identified with the early history of yoor art; and his fame and greatness shed alnstroundlmmed by time, on. yonr noble profession. I regret that circam'. stanceapreveot my being with yon, and beg leave tn offer tbe enclosed sentiment. H. A. WpAVXR. (t—The jealous guardian of and the uncompromising foe liotL. Very respectfully, An Enlightened Fret our righto aadtiborties: of tyranny and oppreej The chairman then toasts: read the nlioring regular ) -ate—Tbe Natal Day of the 1 id Statesman—may we ever I rand March; Response: W. f the United States. Music: r ponao: J. 11. Mellhanoy. 1. Tbo Day we Celeb Printer, Philosopher, a hold it dear. Marie : H. Moody. 2. Die President ol ‘Hail Columbia.” Re ry—Always ready, when re. se Doodle.” Response: CapL t. Tfae Army and Ni quiredl Music: “Yard Alex. Hay. I’ennaylvanU. Marie: Mereb. r and P. U. DavU. 4. The Governor of R«pcDM: H. P. Calloi 3. Benjamlo Fntnkl GoogU. ff. Our Country, 'tie Street land of Li Of theo 1 Laud where oar f Laud of the Pilg From every mou t Let Free< Mcuiq ''Colombia, tb sponae: Goyan 11. Irw 7. Th* Preu—The and Intelligence. Res A Mount Ternon—3 desire io consecrate it ton. ~&rnrieT “Hail to Mellwaine. x o. Respnose: John T Ben- if i)<e« w»ty, -erieg. itheis dittd, im’s pride: tain ei'ie. om ring. 1 Gem of the 0.:ea0." Be- Foster-Brother of Thought }oase: Fred. E. Foster. fay sucoeas attend those who to the memory ol Washing tbe Chief.” Response- A. ft. t, end Sebcaffer—The luven d the Improver of Printing embnncc. Response- W. C. 9. F*i tor, tbs Promoter, a —A trio worthy of ret McCarthy. Fair Daughter* of Ere —Oar ■nd our ftlves. Response: 10. The Ladies—The Uotbera, car. Siiiari, TL. C. Fletton. fVanklin Used th» lightning the mi. Response- LomiM 11, CyroaW. Field— i —may Field yet tame. D. Ilyeri. 11, The Iron City—ll< ar Art*, bar Commereo and bar saks for herself. Response- Manufacture*—She »| A. H. Kowend. 1.1. The IloDonvl Deed—ln eilence. Several Tory pithy and appropriate volunteer toasts were also offered and re»]>omied to. Mr. A. P. CnMow offered a preamble and reso lutions for the appointment, by the chairman of a committee to take measures for the formation of a Typographical Historical Society, to col lect facts, incidents and. statistics relative to the art of printing. Passed unanimously. Mr. A. H. Mcllwaioe exhibited to tbemeeliDg two volumes printed by Franklin on his own pres?, in 1762-64, containing the Colonial re cords of that period; for which the thank* of the moetiog were tendered. On motion, the chairman was authorized to appoint a committee of the printers of Pitts burgh,' to make preliminary arrangements at a proper time for a general celebration of the next anniversary. The meeting then adjourned. Mosstkr Cansom. —The cnnsiruciiou of a monstrous pioco of orduaoce has been projected by the Secretary of War, which will probably be cast at the Fori Pitt Works, in this .city. It combines some of the features of both the •*Dabl green" and “Columbiad" gaps, and is calculated to do execution at four miles. It is to be of fif teen inch calibre, with a diameter of twenty eight and a half inches at the muzzle, forty sevtn inches at the breech, and an extreme length of fifteen fecL The ball will weigh between four hundred aud four hundred and fifty pounds, re > quiring an enormous ohargo of powder. The estimated weight of the gun is betweeu twenty five and thirty tons. Snob a piece of ordnanco, placed on the bill.back of Sawmill run, would speedily demolish every building In the Arsenal at Llwrenceville, ih&t distance being about ii« effective range. It will be cast hollow, on the principle of Maj. Rodman, and under bis super vision. If (he pieoo Is to be constructed, there is no place where it could be more conveniently or better done than in this city.— Dapatch. W« see the very best reasons why this great gun above mentioned should be oast in this oily. The gun* which have been tried at East Liber ty, cast at the Fort Pitt Works, stood 2460 rounds, without any great damage, a number which, we believe,* has never been surpassed, if H has been equalled, elsewhere. GrxKAsncs.—lt is to ns a matter of pleasure to report the permanent organization of a Gym nastic Association in our sister city, Allegheny. The yonng men of this city who belong to our association .are unanimous in the expression of opinion that no institution here has been more productive of health and manliness, raorevalna ble os asocial agency tban our Gymnasium. We believe that those who resort thither are among the nioet valuable citizens in Pittsburgh. The developemont of the physical .man ia an almost necessary prerequisite to a foil enjoyment aod use of the moral and intellectual man. The very excellent success of the Pittsburgh Gymna sium liss probably prompted the young men of Allegheny to the establishment of theirs. On. Monday night they elected a full beard of officers, as follow: President, DK William Herron; Vioe Presi dent, Tames James Mcßriir; Treasurer, A. Brotfnj Managers, John Brown, W. IL Lockhart, W> M. Martin, A. C. Taggart, J. B. Herron, Chuck Arbnckle, C P. Whist on, Thomas M. Dl&iv]'W. A. Reed, W. H. Slack, James Marshall. On motion, the clergy of Allegheny and tfaa Profeteors bMbo Theologtoal Seminary, were elected honorary members. A quarterly feb or onedollar was adopted and the meeting adjourned. Mernxo ik rar Prrra lyißD.—liT&were com pelled, yeelerday, to omit (he proceedings of the Cth Yfsrd meeting, held on Monday night, [a opposition to (he Street Railway.; The reso- adopted were the same iii subefenoe es those offeredby Mr. Siebisrt fhCeacMts bn Fri day night, end nere the came in foiim with the addition of one resolution instructing the mem* here of Councils from that, ward-10. use their ef forts to defeat the pamage;of the contemplated' Passenger Railway bill, and pledging ibe meet log to mist lo lb<Ust extremity “this Intended eocroaohment upobthelr rights.'*' ; Another'.meeting will, he held in ihe same place io-night. ; Tostpomkd.— Tfre M 94? Teroperetjoe Conven- which ni lobby® been held ba the le*fc Ttuwd*y of _ pottpOoed 1ta r litD® Of ntoltog anUttbe eeobiidl; Tuesday of Februotj. XUi hM ; ; btoa' doe® tai eeooant cftb® prettel 1 ilMt lDimlbU bbMMoB of Uo m4* [For Difly Flttrinrrth Oaxstta.] Mw«e|. Will ytwt aßow ma, tisoogh the medium 0 £ jour axoellsst paper, to appeal to the public ln behalf of tt humble but important object of charity.' By to doing you will oonfer a favor npon the ladioa engaged In this work, and aid the causo of hnmanity. An Appeal to the PtthUe in behalf of Otc Allegheny Induttrial School: Allegheny City/with its splendid residences, ex tensive mannfaetdrio, Seminaries of leaning, noble Churches and happy homes, oontains at least five hundred bright eyed, interesting Uttle girls, who are, by the circumstances surrounding them, deprived of the instraetion necerary to render them useful to thcmselvee and to society. The targe majority of them come from homes of the most abject poverty, where the comforts of life are never known. Through the want of capacity in some, and inclination In other parents, many of these children are entirely ignorant of the most simple branches of housewifery, so ne cessary to the education of women and tbe comfort of home. Some three yean sinoe tho Allegheny Industrial School Society was formfd, for the purpose of gath ering these children together and giving them In struction In sewing, singing and in monu and reli gious subjects. The plan of operation is to procure materials, cut the garments neoessary to children’s wear, teach them how to make them, presenting them, when ’Completed, to the children. Much good was effected by this organisation dar ing tho pest two years, reports oT which have been given to the public. Tho present session commenced OcL 30th, 1868, during which time nearly four hundred different pupils hare been received. Ttoroe hundred and fifty g arm on to end pocket handker chiefs, made by tbe scholars, have been given out already. Quito a nambor of unfinished garments are on hand, but tho funds of the Society are entirety nrhauited, and there is a small indebtedness which mast be meL Unless tho public will aid at in this enterprise, which, ne feel, u* i:»ou> Is effecting a vast amount of good, when our unfinished work is com pleted our labors must cease and these poor children sink back into tbe ignoranoe and degradation from which we heyo labored so hard to snatch them. Ob, ye who are rich in Ibis world’s goods, come to-onr aid t For the love of humanity, for tho fulcra well being of aociotv, let tbb not be the case. v Wo are confident there are many noble, gooerous hearts in our community who, could they go with us on Saturday afternoon and spend one hour, even, in tbo industrial school, would bid us God speeds—tid ing us with their prayers and their money. Let the storm rage never so fiercely, or the Wind blow never so piercingly, on every Saturday afternoon between two end three hundred poorly, fed, scantily clod lit tle girls may be eeen eagerly hastening to the Indos trial School, or tripping joyously down the street to tholr teachers as they ace them approaching. The great improvement in their deportment, their efforts to please, and their sweet rails* of gratitude, more than repay tbe secrificss cf their faithful and do voted leathers. We do not make this appeal for aid in ignorance of the many objects of charity which the public so generously sustain, —but we do it with the reflection that for a score of yeare we have ever found this cqmcnuoity ready to respond to calls for aid, for no ble and useful purposes, aod who will say that this, though a humble, to not a noble work-tbe training of these little girls far time and eternity. We appeal then to ati—especially to tboso whom God Las given wealth—that they become the alxn ooers of His bounty to m<, that we may prosecute this work with success. Any donations—cf shoes, stockings, bonnets, ma terials for children’s clothes or money, will be matt thankfully received, and may be sent to Mrs. Dr. llcssey, on the East Common, Allegheny City; or to Mrs. A. Anne Wade, No. 5 Jackson’s Row, Rob inlon street. Ttra Councils of Allegheny city met lost eve ning in joint session, to elect city officers. The following were elected by acolatastloD : (City Treasurer—D. Macferrdn. Clerk of Market—M. MeGonigle- y .Bup’t. of Water Works—John Alston. Inspector of Balt, Wood aod Bark—Thomu L. Bmitb. Assessor of Water Rents—Abniham Davis. Clerk of Committees—M. McGonigle. Board Measurers—First Ward, Alex. Gray ; Second, W. Murdock; Third, Samuel MoQin niss; Fourth, Joba Francis. Ballots were taken on the following Street Commissioner—A, Hobson* 17; H. &L Dunlap 6; Tbos. Smith 6; James Connolly 1. Weighmaster—Five ballots jwere taken ; fifth ballot resulted - John Chambers 2; Andrew Da vidson 11; Alex. Maxwell 0; John Moon* 16. Recording Regulator—W. McHenry* 16; J. D. Hilands 4; J. 0. Johnson 8. Assistant do.—Robert Ray* 24; W. Wilson 4. Cily Solicitor—D. W. Boll* 18; Robert Pol look 10. Thomas Asukuob, who resided on Second! street, below .Ferry, was arrested yesterday by the Major s police, charged with adultery, on oath of Raymond Skidmore. It Is alleged that Anderson, soma two years .ago, left his wife, (4 sister of Skidmore,) in Washington City, with several children, and camalhere with a womas who has been living with um ever ainee, until' he was accidentally by Skidmore in ' an nuotlon store here. f • Salks or Stocks on Tuesday erasing, at thacom mercial sals* rooms, No. 54 Fifth street, by P. M. Daria, auctioneer: 20 shares Back of Pittsburgh _sdt 00 10 do Exchange Band fit 00 10 do Mechanics do , 55 50 6 do Allegheny do 54 75 It do —Pitts., *t- W. AC.K.R. Co ... d 00 Thk new Custom House at Wheeling is at length finished. The total amount of appropri ations for this building was $117,300, and tha amount used, up to the 30th of last Septambar, $00,102. Wo suppose the whole amount ap propriated has been expendedr I.alibs’ Furs —Our readers will bear In mind that the elegant fura at Davis' auction rooms, No f>4 Fifth street, will ho sold this morning and afternoon, at 10 and 2 o’clock, oa the second flour. No larger variety fur selection oan be found In the city. Wi are obliged to Hon. ft. A. Furrianoo of the 22d District, for a copy of the Report on Federal Finances for the yeir ending June 30,- •1868. Ujtoßoa Paob was committed by Mayor Mor rison, ou a charge of grand larceny, on oath of John Corran. The Couoctl of Manchester met last night and organized. The Borough Treasurer’s report was read. AiLX-of the following articles can be obtained at Bowos’ well known stand, Federal street, Allegheny. Good Family Bread. Cakes and Confectionery In every variety. Fresh Peaches, Tomatoes, Plumbs, Citron, Pine Apple, Brandy Peaches, Assorted Pre serves, Jelly’s, Pickles and Ketchup. Capers, Wor cestershire Banoe, Pickled Lobsters, Sardines, Family Chocolate, Baker’s Brotoa, Ac, Ao. They respect fully invite the public to an examination of the above, named articles, all of which they wfll guarantee to proro satisfactory both in quality and price. g Axv articlo of merchandise well adaptod to tho wants of the consumer, and furnished at reasonable rates will doubtless meet with ready demand, so it is with the clothing, ready made and ordered, that is manufactured at Camaghan’s, Federal street, Alle gheny city. Great care U taken in the oat and moke of every garment, so that it may give satisfaction to tho wearer. | TeleKrapblo DlarlNd. Ntn You, Jan. 19—Cotton firiu;Vialo* 2,000 Lain Flour firm; niloi 0,000 btila. Wheat booyaot; vales 30,000 bus at $1 to fur cbulca Kentucky white; $l,OO for MUwanktu Club; and sl,3' for red Indiana, Cora firm; tales of 10 000 buw mixed 87»-£®88; whit* Boutbeni 81@90e. Pork firm; at $17017,20 far uldmets; $17,75 for now; and $)&25 for prime. Baeon steady at 9@P-Xe for sUva, and for shoulders. Sugar buoyant, and y 9 bettor; aalas at Wool Ims active and firm; sales of 10,000 fits domestic fleece at 420553, and £O,OOO tbs palled at fall prices. ‘ Block* slsrkot—Stocks Dm; Chicago A Hock Island GO; Cumberland Coal 22t£; Illinois Centrat l.acrctto A Milwankfe 1%; New York Central 84%; Pennsylvania Coal 843£; Itauflnjc 51}rJ: Mlaaouri sixes &#£; Michigan Central 62}$; Erf* 137£ Cleveland AToledo«,fananaK.n.llG&; Paaflo Mall 8.8. Co. Tcnneaue sixes 91!V£. rmumpniA, Jos. 18.—A has sprang up lor Fiver, and prices have advanced 25c; 2,000 bbta, saperflos sold at and part on private terms; extras are erlllog at $5,T4@6£5. Receipts continue very small; talea of Ujc Flour at $8,87 W,and Corn Meal at 35c. Wheat comes forward slowly, and has an upward tendency; sales of) red at 81,80, nnd white ftt51,4001,48. 2,000 bus of Rye brought 85c. Corn lain demand at 7so7tfu. Oataarednll at 46047 c. Coffee I* firm with fcitbet eslei of Rloat IIW @1154. bagarand MolafetaacuhimaiidfaU prieea. Whiskey firm at 2so. Cisotraari, j fl o. Is.—FJonr. firm with a good demand at $4,9005 tor snperfloe. Whiskey is very dull and Wc lover, closing at 2bstc nominal. There is uo change Ig Provisions of importance. The demand is fair but buyers testa. n» willing to pay tho price that is asked by bolder*; salrs 200 bbls mess pork at $17,50; 600 pieces bulk «Me* at 754, sales 2shhds naeoo sMvsM SUL. Molasses bald at34c and firm; 35 was refused far a lot or 800 bbls this aftarsoon. Bugsr Arm Coffee noehsomd. Money mattara are unchanged; exchange Is very scarce out not higher. Bauikom, Jan. 19 —Floor steady at for Ohio and TTowsid. Wheat closed with aaadtoaclcg Uudoocj; tales at $1,4001,60 for white, and $1,30 for red. Corn, buoyant as 89c toe yellow, .and 77079 c for white. Provisions steady. Whiskey sella at 30c for city and Ohio. PmXAjiXU-aiA, Jan. 18.—The faneral rervice over tho remains _of thirteen Pbiladriphlans, who perished during yallow fover, of 1855, in Norfolk and Portsmouth, while rendering a iristancA as physicians and norset, took place this mo: nlng, at St. Stephen’s ehnreb. After the services b r Dr. Dooaehtel, the remains were removed to Latu si Hill for Interment. OILS! OILS!! gallons W, B. Wbals Oil; 20 bbls. Taaners’Oil; 8000 galls. Lfneced OH; 400 do pure Sperm Ollf 203 do WltphV"? Oil, For sale by T. 1L HgVIW A OO , u Wuodst. Floor -300 bbls. Extta Fatally Flour, inspected; 150 do Superfine do do Til store and far saleby WILLIAM McCUTOUIQH,. , Jal3-dtf No. 195 Liberty street. TEN N. PRODGOE—3 sacks Beans; 6 sacks Peanuts; 2 do Peaches; hew loading from steamer Cambridge for sale by ' jail ISAIAH PICKET A CO. 7 K URDU. N. O. SGGAK;; 100 bbh N.O. it t/ Molaaees, landing from steamer Dr. Kan-v ami for , d*2B . BnfUVienA PILWORTIL T\ RAWING PAPERS of oil sizes sod 1 / stor* <uj4 for taleb* ;nr/B;HAygy. »t juj4 for w. Bpc'l 1,33.»ad50 rpRAGACANTH—3SOI«, for nle l>y, ~ JL H , r Aa*. Jagsrocr/oo,; Aauur tb«r?3o ' Tj'XTBAI'a . fEOtJtor KW«, U>^ Telegraphic. CONGRESSIONAL. . W AsmxsTov, Jan. 18.1 House.—Mr. Cobb, of Alabama, from the Com mittee on Publio Lands, reported a bill confining tno aggregate compensation of Registers and Receivers of land offices to $2,600 per annum. Mr. Cobb men tioned that .this hUI was intended to correct tno abuses novr existing, instancing the case of tne Plattaborg, Missouri, office, where $lO,OOO were no oeived for ono year's service. The bill was passed. Mr. Cobb, of Alabama, reported a bill to re vivo and conttoua in forco, without restriction or limita tion ot time, the bounty land acts of 1835, 1842, and 1852, passed. A hill providing for the re-psymobt of tho purchase money for lands erroneously son, which was possod. A bill authorizing persons who sottlod on the sixteenth and thirty-sixth section pf land before they are surveyed, to pre-empt them, passed. A bill appropriating $6,000 to run a mail and establish the western boundary of Minnssotk passed. I Mr. Sherwood offered a preamble and resolution setting forth that, I Whxoxas, Mr. B. B. Allen, of New York City, has preferred specific charges against certain offioers of the Navy Department, as gnilty of partiality and a violation of the law in awording contracts, and that the money appropriated by Congress for the Navy yard docks and repain has been expended for par tisan purposes; therefore, Retolved, That a select committee of firo he ap pointed to examine into the said specifications, with power to send for persons and papers. The resolution was nnanimonsly adopted. The House then went into Committee of tbo Whole on tho state of tho Union and on the bill to codify the revenue laws. After a dobate, Mr. Keitt, of 8. C., moved to strike out the enacting clause. Mr. ComSn, of Mass., hopod that the motion would not prevail. It was the duty of the llouso to de vote a few days with the view lo amend and perfect this measure. Mr. Keitt’s motion prevailed. The Committee thon rose, when the Houso con curred In its action by a vote of 84 yeas to 106 nays. Tho lloase then again went into Committee of tbe Whole on the state of the Uoion on the President's Message. The message was then laid aside. On motion of Mr. Phelps, of Me., the cunaolate anil diplomatic appropriation bill was taken up. | Sir. Hickman, of Po., eaid it was fortunate that tbo President’s views were not made a teat of politi cal orthodoxy, else thr Secretary of the TreasurV might have found himself proscribed. There could bo no tariff strictly for_revenue, considering the di versified pursuits of our.poople. The financier ean not hope to reap where ho has not sown. The reve nue lies at the.bottom of protection. Tho President vory properly recommended specific duties ; ad rn lorrm duties were not only destructive to tho inter ests of tho country-, hot ruinous to the rovonuo. The Committee then rose and the House adjourned. Senate. —A joint resolution was passed, permit ting T. Harris, Consul General at Japan, and hto interpreter, each to accept a gold snuff box from tbe Queen of England. Mr. Pugh, of Ohio, objected to the custom of American' officers receiving presents from foreign potentates. On the vote beiog takea, Mr. Pugh. Mr. Hale, of N. 11., and one other Sena tor, voted no. With these exceptions tbe rote was unanimous. , Mr. Seward, of N. Y., introduced a resolution, which was adopted, calling on the President, if com patible vrith the public interests, for all correspon dence between this Government and 6piin relative to the proposals for the purchase of Cuba. Several resolutions were passed with reference tp the public printing, the object being to limit Its ex tent. The Pacific Railroad bill was then taken up. There was but little debate, the'time being occu pied in voting on the soveral amendments, the yeas and nays being taken on each. Ist. Mr. Sebastian’s amendment providing that the eastern terminus be at Fort Smith, was lost. Yeas 3, nays 43. 2d. Mr. Houston’s amendment, that the route be located between the 30th and 32d parallels was alio lost. Yeas 21, nays 22. 3d. Mr. Green's amendment, providing far one road with two eastern termi, the southern not any further south than Fulton, Ark., tbe northern not farther north than the Big Sioux, and that they unite not further weet than the 102 d deg. of west longi tude. Mr. Green spoke, advocating its adoption. It was lost 4th. Mr. Rice's amendment, making Paget's Soand the western terminus, was lost; yeas 9, nays 43. 6th. Mr. Ward’s amendment, fixing the eastern terminus between the 32d and 40th paraUeli, was re jected; yeas 24, nays 50. 6th. Mr. Doolittle’s amendment, the main feature of which was the grant ing of tbe alternate even sections of 40 miles on both sides of the road to actual settlers, In accordance with the privileges of the Homestead Bill, was lost; yeas 10, nays 83. 7th. Mr. Pugh's ameadman , that tha railroad stop at theeastera boundary of Cs - Hernia instead of unconstitutionally traversing tb 1 State to Ban Francisco, was lost. Sth. Mr. Bigler 1 substitute a: submitted on Friday, with some ament - aepts, was adopted. Mr. Brown, of Miss., moved that the bill be lai 1 on the table. At this point it was agreed that the bill with i 1 many amendments and re-amendments, be printec, as U was difficult to know in what shape It stood. The Senate then adjourned. Washington Crrr,Jan. 18. —The Hoo»e Cornmi tee on territories, this morning, ordered the hill 1 provide far tbe organisation of the territorial gtr «nitß«at of Daeotab, to bo reported with her boot • <Ur7 extending west to the Kooky Mountain*. U ; Colfax, of Indiana, and Mr. Graham, foe deiega a •loot, from Coloan, appeared before the cotruaUtoi, to-day, and eddreraed it in favor ' of tba organlta* tion of the latter Territory, but tba oommittae ar rived at no conclusion In regard to it Should their totion ultimately bo favorable, the territory will, itlj supposed, ba made to oarer a larger area than Mr. Colfax proposed in his bill. The Post Master General estimates that 1 16,900,- 000 will be required forthe terries of the PostoSce Department for the flseal year ending 30th June,, 1069. I The Socrotor, of th._Tr.unr, bu .übmlttod J . --- , submitted toi Congress hit plan ,for reducing the expenses for thei collection of the revenues to the extent of $400,000 per annum. lie proposes the re-organisation of the collection districts, the rodactlon of theoQe hundred and sixteen ports of entry td seventy-live, end the continuance altogether of 21 of the 80 porti of de livery; the salaries of officers to remain the same m under the measure recommended; their duties would he iscroasod. He suggests theemploymentof steam tugs at the larger, and whether the protection of the revenue and relief to distressed vessels could not be hetter effected by the Nary. The revenue cutters, ho ®*y*> njighl be attached to tbo Navy Department, and their officers remain tho same until their present commissions expire, or terminate hy death or rcsig nation. Tboso who bavo rendered noteworthy ser vice could he transferred to the Navy with an assim ilated rank. Maj. Heiunclman, Indian Agent, had gone from Fort Oomsf'to<reobum a woman and two children from the Mohave Indians ; thoy were captives from an emigrant train attacked at Cotorado last fall. Tbo miners are vacating the Gila gold mines; the number is already reduced to about 100. The Apaches attacked a train 10 milos above El Paso, killed two, and drove off the stock. The same night the Indiana attacked a corral in El Paso, and fan off with several animals. A trank, -with ita content*, nss stolon from the Commissioner*, tut it vu recovered. Bobtos, Jan. 18.—A passenger in tho schooner North Wind, furnishes tho following interesting do tails of the new movement in Haytl: 1 On the 23d nit, four armed individuals landed op. the beach, and entering Gonatrei galloped at once to Laklaco, the residence of the Governor, where Jcf- Card demanded an entronoe of the sentinel, sod that the cry of “Viva La Repnblique should bo raised, which demand the sentinel refused to comply with. Jefiard and his companions then frightened the sen tinel of the jail into a liberation of about forty po litical prisoners; who joinod Joffard. Tho wholo party retnmedto the Governor's residence, summon ed him to enrrender to the forcoi of Liberty ond the , RepobUe, whioh be acceded to and resigned. 1 On the 23d of Deoembor tho Repnblie was pub licly proclaimed In the Orand Square, and Jeffard was named provisional President, which office ho ac-! ; ceptod. The new constitution was signed by tho lato au thorities of tho principalities. The foroea of Jeffara were augmented by thecitl. tens of Ganalres, and the fortified towns of Saint Maries was taken possession of without opposition. The insurrection was spreading North and South. Various deorces bad boon Issued, ooe of whioh re* vivos and pate in force the constitution of 1846, and provides for (he calling of a legislature by Preeideht JefTard. A decree had been issued, headed by the Repnblio of Vtytl, in name of the nation depriving Souloaque of all'her power; it also characterise* hie administra tion as nothing but a aeriet'of. robberies. (Special Dispatch for the Pittsburgh OaretteJ Hana»BOßO r Jon. 18.—Sbtat*.—Tho Mil, for the incorporation of tho Preachers'- Aid Society, passed a second reading, with slight amendments, and was then passed finally and goes to tho Unnse. ' ’ Hopae.—-A resolution was offered and paired fur tho appointment of a committee to.enqulre into the policy of the existing duties. Tho virions Committees reported the following, among other bills, relating to Pittsburgh: Authorix. Ing Courts to reserve law points; authorising juries to ditide oosts; the preoodlng were reported as committed; to commute the death penalty, and re pod the late act on usury, with a negative recom mendation. Mr. Lawrence, on behalf of the Tariff Committee, reported Instructive resolutions, which giro rise to tnuoh debate. Messrs* Lawrence and Thompson ad dressed the nouae briefly in its support, and Mr. Goepp briefly in opposition. The vote on the reso* lotions was; yeas 91, nay# 2, Mossre. Goepp and Laird voting no. The, following bQls were read is place; By Mr. Irish. To Incorporate the Mercantile Library Hall Association. By Mr. Poster: An I ac* relative to opening streets. I " N St. Looii,Jan. IS—Tb. mSu. Bin for tborap prtuloa of border diQoalttH ra unM I 0 u to pho. ISO,OOO fa th. hudi of th. gonrnor, mtborla joghlai to promd .thinks proper, and parted bjth. Sonata y eater day. Tborlr.rh.tm thing, 4lth «lgbt feet tnhr to Cairo, and clear of 100. Thdllhaonri h opas to Bt. Joatph’a, Tho Upper MU liisipplla falling, trltbhoarpke betreea Keolnlf and Hannibal. The Hitnoiils open to Peoria, with a good stage of water. Tie weather is clear and pleasant | The overland mill, with [California date# fa the 24th d)l, has arrived, brinriog twop»iseog*ra. XheC&llforuin dalee arojtJDlraportent Victoria date* to the 14th of December are received. . The Tracer River ia froeen below Fort Langle/,. and it ie feared that great j aafferiftg.wfll bo expert* eoccj by the miner# in oonnqaeaee of the cnUlng off of the roppUee,.. . - - v ' 18,—At Botitb m&KUn, /ttterday, Soianj Whiting; killing bar Id* were ytamg and connected 4u formerly paidhU u^omptodtoihoot f JJftatoH, Jan. IS,—At 'JoMtiuutWtle* allot P' ftaatij'. Both tit# partial .Wf «lt!« NipMUbto familial*;;' i fcitfrrriw to tha ilacaiffJi f 1 tba «nforttmtt*girl fcy ‘ “.--t WHEELER & WTL SON’S PIHBT PREMIUM FAMILY SEWHSTGh MACHINES, AGENT'S OFFICE, No. 68 FIFTH BTBBET, FIRST PREMIUM awarded by the Allegheny County A( , ri ,, u itnr»! Society, held' September 1857, “AS BEST FOR FAMILY USE." I ' And the Penna. State Agricultural Society have awarded to Wheeler A Wilson’s Sewing Machine the highest premium, "AS BEST FOR ALT. FAMILY PURPOSES " THESE MACHINES whioh have gained such an onviable reputation „ia all other Machines on aaconnt of t&* 1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike on both sides of the fabric sewed. 2. Economy of thread. 3. Simplicity and thoroughness of construction. 4. Portability, ease of operation and management. 5. Speed. 6. Quietness of movement. 7. Strength, firmness, and durability of seam that will net rip or ravel 8. Applicability to a variety of purposes and materials. 9. Compactness and eleganco of model and finish. Aro now offered with all of the latest improvements and advantages at manufacturers prices by ! ALEX. R. REED, Agent, 68 FIFTH STREET. ICO UXT TO CLSBOTKEN. ' a a3fcd*wfiiaT*.- - Commercial A HOST LIBERAL D\ COUMITTEB 0? ARBITRATION POR JANUARY— H. Oumo, Y. P., B. P. Btuuvza, Wti. 11. ITiuxun, 0. B. JoSE-1, O. W. Oass. PITTSBURGH RAttSKTS. | Specially far Oit Pitllburyh Gast.itc J PITTBBCBOn, Wkpsf-icat, Xur. 10.1869. FLOUR—there were bm&il galesof extra from wagon at $5,12; on »lif»rf, 50 bbls family extra at $5,66 and 60 aka Tennessee extra family at $3,0087. Prom store, SO aha do, at $3,12, anJ TOO bid* to small lots at $5,10@5,12 f'-r to per, $3,25@5,37 for oxttn, and $5,60@5,75 for family do aud $O, 26 lor fancy. GBAIN—eaUs from store of 350 bos Corn at 87 and 120 do at 87@00—showing an advance; Gals, 260 bn a from store at 68000. QRUCERIE3—saIe* in lota of A 3 hhds Sugar at and 1T& bbls Molasses In lots at 38; cash nn<f CO days. Coffee 20 bg* at 12}4> ABBES—a sale of &cke at cash. POTATOES—saIes of 62 bbls Neshaonocks at $2,60 e l.bl, and 200 bnt mixed at 86. HaY—sale* of 16 loads at scales at $9314 ft ton. BEANS—ealet of 26 bus atnsdl white from stotoet |I,&V& 1,50. BACON—sales of 7000 R» at lO for new, BUTTER—sales ol 3 bbls good roll at 17, 2 do at 19 and 4 do strictly choice at 20. DRIED FRUlT—esUsia the retail way of 40 bn« Apples at $2,26 and 60 bos Peaches, choice halTes at $4,00. LARD—a sale of 20 kgs country at 1014- CllEESE—sales of 07 bxs at 10c. Cranberries—«ties ors bw» in the retail way at tti,- 60. ' BULB MEAT—a sale of 0000 Bm country Shoulder! and Hams at 6and '% cash; also, 40 bbls country packed Men Pork at $10,60. ONlONS—sale* O MI bill at $3,00© 3,25 n bbl. LlME—aales of 21 bbls Loalrrlllo at $1,25. HONETARY AND COAMERCIAL. From the Pottarllle Miners* Journal,of Jan. 16th. AjITBEAOTE COAL Ttinc or thx Unto Stares.—Wo give below the official quantity of Anthracite Cool sent to market in 1868, together with the semi-Antbraeite and Bituminous Ooal, domestic and Imported, aent towards tba acvboard, whi h cooes In competition with tba Antbradto. The quantity aent to market U larger than wo anticipated at the commencement of last year, and above an increase over the supply of 1857 of 59,809 tons of Antbradto, and 60,900 tons of tho otbar kinds, making the total increase for the yi at 140,709: IS6T. 1853. Inc. Dec. ScscncoL Rratoj. Tool Tool Tent. Tons. ’ By Railroad 1,709.652 1,542,045 . 160.907 ByGanmL L3»£©4 47,818 By Pinegrore- *56,837 *50,169 6,678 3,012,278 2.916,6u3 Lcmoß Rxsjob Bt Canal— OOO,OOO 8,689 By Railroad... 413.235 47L030 92,706 BQAKonn RlOloN 155,g00 135.693 19,918 W Toner* Rxaios. Osnai, Sooth 405,922 307,174 93,648 Do North- 2,092 39,250 37,164 Penna. Coal 0a... 636,008 630,066 94,043 Bcmntoa, North... 194.070 1 46,164 49,965 Do Sooth... 295,961 588.217 202,263 Del.»ndUnd.Cn. 439,699 548,789 111,910 «,tit,37l 6491437 631171 471M2 0,433473 472,963 IbCreaM (0 19&S. 69,809 5P,509 Trarerioc-.- 110.U1 1M,665 4,025 Lykcna VullryCa. fift.COt 7.IUT Short ill. Ox - .... 60,633 55,447 i,WI Broad Top ... TB.SIS 105.478 2d,Mfi fdl,2Cl 8»,009. Bnrxurew. Comberlaod - 012,201 642,752 30,451 Feraijn Import’s. 238,192 269,853 21,093 1.161,746 66,016 6,116 U61 t 758 6^16 80,900 89,900 69,809 Adi AntbiadU lacmteia all kinds. *The actual Quantity of Coal that bad Ita ostial etPis* grov* lb 1559, U 137,376 tone. bat the balance It reported la the tonnage by tbt Philadelphia and Reading Railroad tad cbairhin. Of the above tuppiy of 6,481487 tooa of Anthracite Coal, Schuylkill County fnruiahod .2,616,603 (oat. Tb# fiber Regions 3,574479 •* Up to 1666, Schuylkill County fornlebeid more than on*- half the Anthracite 000 l sect t* market, bat In 1857 the fell *h0rt346,621 tone, and til* year aha folia abort of half the •apply 667,971 tons. The opening of new Region* aod new ostlets, baa bean the meant of locreaalog tbt supplies from other quarters. In IS6T all the Region* loft, except the Shamoktn. which gained (lightly. In 1658 tbt lota and gain vat as follow* EhojlkUl Region, fibamokin *• Lebtgb- WjomUig Incruae in 1958..... 59'SV9 The weekly itateoieutof tbo Philadelphia Batik* present* lb« following aggregate* aa compared with chow of the pra* Tlooa week: Capital Sto;k sU,6S6>4lb {11,558,006 Inc. $1,660 Loans 26,395,860 26,366,856 Deo. 80,475 Speck*. 6,067,222 D*c. 16,479 Due fnn oth Dka. 1,977,695 1,910,766 Inc. 63,200 - Due other 8kt.... Deposit* 17,133,601 17,323,908 Ino. 195^01 Circulation. 2,554.399 2,830.384 Dec. 24,014 —{Phil. Bui. A comparative statement of tho Import* of Foreign Dry Qooda and General Mercltnoillae at Ibe port of New York for tho week,andaincu Jan. 1 : For Ihr. vitfk. 1857. 1558. 1959. Dry Qooda -....52,872,727 $1,073,969 $2,398,687 General Merchandlw... 1,225,825 1,121,434 1,251,376 Total Tor the wet-k... 54,095,552 $2,195,403 Previously reported.... 3,401,797 1,549,281 2,062,780 Since Jan. I 53,744,684 $5,603,949 MoTXKXXTt or ; Brtnr.—The export* or apede from New York fur the week ending Saturday was a* follow*: Tolal, „ $250,611 00 Previously reported 1,052,651 26 Total for 1858 - $1,660,069 26 The Trustees of tho Cumberland City Bank which lately exploded, n% Cumberland, ild., report* Ita liabilities at $24,- 093 31, ol which $25,837 conaltt* of notea in circulation, and $836.31 of bankers and depositor*. Ita aaacta are aet down at $29,407 04 of which $11,603 62 are donbtfnl and worth* lea*, “from which aomethlng may ba realised alter awhile;" $3,478 50 in cash, $12,603 07 considered good; and $1,012 44 banka and tanker*. It Is proposed to make a dividend at an early day, and there noteholders and other creditor* tenet file JheSr claim* with the trustee*,end receive eetigeatea be foro tbo let of March. Tho assignment malice a prcfurenco In fivorof Dcte-holdcrs and depceiloir, imports by flnllroad. P, Ft. W. AO. K 8.—300 bat corn, 5 bbls wbieky, D Wal lace; 80 Lut flaxseed, L Wallers, 4 csk Logan A co; 60 dcs brooms, 22 do buckets, llaalagt; 16 bbla applet, 11 Adame; Bdo flour, 11 kg* lard, 25 dca buckets, Shrivcr A DllWortb; 500 boa banvy, 54 do nata, 19 do corn, Murtland A cu; 134 bxv cheeae, li bbla hotter, J B Canfield; 82 tka tags, Jafe Jofe;. 117 aka corn, 2t do oats, 54 do flaxseed, 12 bbla floor, J F Sill; 37 do men pork, 8 do butter, 4 do banns, 3,418 Sta etionldera, Sbriver A Dilwortb; 11 cars hogs, own- bblt potash, Forty th A oo; 33 do Irou, Lloyd A Black; 50 Dxacandlrt, Wm Bagalev; 72 tons metal. Match A Cu; 20 bbla floor, Armstrong; 32aka raga, 66 bblt paper, Perklnt A coj 26 rolla.lealber, H Bard; 16 sksbw hour, 18 d » rye floor, 17 do honr.lt Dalwll; 42 bgtmalt,Boo bo* barley, G A Smith; 26 do b w floor, Fetter; 67 aka do, 32 oats, Vf Peues; 69 do barley, Khodca A Yerncr; 87 dos broom a, Kirkpatrick Ace; 6 bbla coal oil, tt H Palmer; .80 dox backets, J Floyd A 16*ka rye, & Gratia r; 15 doz biooms. Wll Eolith A cn; 69 bg* rye, T Bell A co; 59 do dorerseed, 22 dos brooms, >!’• Clarxan, Uerfon A co; 87 do do, Wm Portal; 65 tills flour, 4 do beans, M'JBase A Anjei; 84 tka oats, K Qlyde; 2u bdls wire, B Townsend; 1451 bbla lard, ICO bxs soap, 660 do cau dle*, 182 bbla pork, 333 do floor, 22 do coal oil, 154 do whis ky, 62d0 cm, 1900 bos wheat,’l4 rollileatbsr, 55 bblt nut* ter, 924 hides, 844 tea hams, 60 apples, S 3 do wool, Clarke A co. * Imports toy Rlvor, BT. LOUIS, per Uenry Graff—l 23 kgs lard, -93 tes do, 3 bdls calf skint, 147 g bMes,l?4 d do, Clarke A eg; 840 d 00, 3 llwbftogh; 44.bbla ftbd, Adasa, MackUn A co; 184 dry bides, J K M'Oone; I bx, 1 trunk, wick A M'Condleset 40 i d bidet, J A kl’Cane; 1 bx. Drums wf bt; 61 bbH molasses, U’Clnrkan, Herrvn A co; 4 do ale. Wood; 800 do debases, KBobbon; 7 blseottnn, Ptnnock A«r, 01 do do, King, Pen nock A co; 817 skt wheat, Kta&edy A co; 55 tea bud, (Seller* Acs; 100bbbfloor,D Wallace; 290do,Lcoch AUutthtaacn 50 do molaocs, Gardner. CINCINNATI, nsr JannieGrty—24 bWtmobsttf.l dooii oil, Ibbd sugar, B barn nanditt, B Ball; 142 bbla flovrj XV U'Cntohen; 60 do a tobacco, U bxs di?. Little ATrimbb; 12 bblawbisky, O W Xlghtman; 180 bdb peper, J Grant A co; 25 bxs ecep, tbworth A Brownlee; 50 bbla coal oil, A A Knax Aco; 25 bxs caadirs, B B Belkra A er, 1 do drags, W Bagalsy;loobbls aolaaara,97 do flour, J Gardiner; 4 doofl 8 bxs naodltt, B Cbcper, 10 bbla whisky, J Loflnk; 84do, J 4noapirita,B do Honor, It bboeefelder; 2d0,2}4 do, Ibx do, P WoU£ 3 do wrjoa, ft Walker; 1 Jtg Honor, B H'Kte A co; 80 bbb ddascaa, J T U'GombsAoo; 1 bXTc naan, Pakintr A Irwin; 18 bblt a Tboatm 42 do whisky, 103 do vinegar, A fiallmt; 1 bx rubber, 183 bbti flour. Clarks A c< 155 aka wheat, Ksnatdy A Bro; 470 do com, Liggett A co, 16 do dapples, Cobpsr Aoo; Xhbla. rock dl, & u Palmer; 6 do baiter, 9 do eggs, 1 box. J B jStookdaie. m WHEELING, per Minsm-3 bx md*,2 bbl Jart, CoUtot acoUIds,67bblaownar; 28do bean*, «« aka, Leach A HatAloaon; 45 bbla barky, Rhode* A Tamar, do, do- Bmltb; 26 d<? petetoea, 15 b*% Btewart; 14 bgarya, Bell A. co. . -- biybbbhwb. At the meeting oT ateaaboat Obtains ysalerday morning iha Committee vpolnted oa HlxasSaj, ngsrted Ibrorably to the reenacltsora of tba old- Marina Aandatton. Thatr cooftitntloti, or agreamant, or wbatamyou may call ft, wu takes op, read artWaby article, dtewaad, amended, and agreedopeju Shaama&dmaattKmitadwiUbedrawnout In full and submitted for final adoption to *n adjourned meeting to be bald at tba tame plaoa this morning. Tba : large numbered Cipialne now in port and tba foil attend-' and which baa characterized them meetings give weight to the movement mw likely to ranll In a definite plan of ac Uon among tba boat* foe the entrant year. Tba Jannla Gray, Capt. Saorra; armed with a fine load from Cincinnati on Monday Ust, In cur dlnrnal perambo- I*tions, w» mimed bar on us day of her errttaL {far mab- IhatßMy bafimad elsewhere The mar waa fklllag a Uula yeatsrday mernlnA although tinea the rain of Friday abd Saturday it baa gone op to ebowtSftat-'r.: . Bm low Oonsatoga aodbtrgt* an laU np at Jaffenob* villawattlog lor water. • y.'-m ■' Tbaßllrer Vmii costing.. Bha waeaLCalroon £alur* 1 d*y.v‘ • •vs." c .•••. ■.• ■. •- . Tbt'LoiMvfll# Courier thinks that thg coßsactidar.Of PITTSBT7RGK» PJBNN*A- steamboat intervals with railroads it cure to end la loss to the bostmon, and it is time that all bomb of aafoo between them wore dinolTed. - The sunken Petor Tillon appears to be badly broken op. When the Swan{paned the pitco whore she was sunk, no thing could bosun of her. The Envoy stroek a snag Tuesday night, ja»t above Capa Girardeau. It struck en the larboard aide. Just forward ol the boiler, and damaged her Umbers badly, breaking {fee kolsonaitof the pomps, and earning her to leak so that ehe was in danger of sinking. The crew and passengor* worked: ail night, and brought b<*r ont safely. The Envoy wsnt to Padncah to get on the ways. The Cumberland river was falling on Wednesday evening, with 6 feet water on the shoals. The John Gantt left Rash vJJle on Wedneeday eveoiog with a hoavy cargo, Inclnifur 2,lM)bbUl«d. 8 * Steamboat iUgiiterf ARRIVED. J DEPARTED. Luxwno, firownsriltn. Luzerne, Brownsville. Telegraph, do. Telegraph, do. Colonel Bayard, Elizabeth. | Oot. Bayard,Elizabotb. nenryOrsff, fit. Lonis, j Jennie Gray, Cinhlanatf, [ Minerva, Wheeling, | Rivzn-8 feet, and falling. „ feeflulatflltanwg. PITTSBURGH AND MEMPflls ' XT WI O N I, IN B . -Icfiß-A »«»»• JgfUijS JB5O. IDA MAT. ANGLO-SAXON’. HASTINGS. TUIE ABOVE LINE HAVING JUST * been nTgantzed, will run weekly, having’a safe, con venient and elegant steamer to leave each port every week * po * freight or passage apply on board or to * FLAQg, BARMK3 A CO., Agents. Monongabela River STEAMER TELEGRAPH, TCaw. J. c. Wooßwa&n. { Car*. Gnmoi disk. HE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE po* njnnlng regnlariv. Morning Boats leave Pius- Dorgn st 8 o’clock A. M, and’ Evening Boats at 4 o'clock P. M. for KTKeespoit, Elizabethtown, Mooong» helaCUy, BeUeverpon, Payette City, Greenfield, Callbrnk and Brawnsvdls, there connecting with Hacks and Cottcbt* tor Union town, Fayette 3priDg*»Morgintoini,Wajn«bura. Oarmiehacltowu and Jcifcraon. Pafaengers ticketed through from Pittsburgh to Union town tor $2, meals andetate-room*' on boat* inclusive Boats returning from Brownsville leave at S o'clock.ln the morntagand 6in the evening. Per farther Information en quire at the Office, Wharf Boat, at the foot of Grant at red. a°S O- W. SWINDLER, Aaatz. Haßtjbiiu, &t. ■poß JL eteamor MELROSE, Cept.Xhom as Rogers, aaSBSBB will leave for the above and all InteraodJaso pons on THId DAT, JBtb Instnntat 4 o'clock P.Jf. Forfrelghtor pessave apply on U«rd or to deg it FLACK, BARNES k CO., Agents. 3.01110, 3CC. j jj’Oli St. LOCJIS^—-Tfap spieDdid i X* steamer CAMBRIDGE, Capt. Sami. will Ira re Lit the above and *ll intermodiate ■DAT, 18th Inst., a* 4 o’clock, p. x. for freight or i*a*ag* apply oa board or to FLACKjDAKNEa A CO n Agts. FOR CAIRO, HICKMAN AND ■ IB> t. MEM? ms.—-The splendid iteazacr HAET- JaKSEfiL ING3, Cept. 2L 11. Porter, wCI leave for the Intermediate ports, on THI3 DAT, tbe 13* fast, at 4 o’clock, p. u. For freight or passage, apply on board or to Jal3 FLACK, BARNES A CO, Agts. Health of American wosien.— For many yesre 1 bora been troubled wftb genera wearlnmaandlaagnor, both mental and physical; coprlev tiftietsneM,dQll headache, pain In the bead and tmnptaa eoldneaaaodUodeitc; totti(Tne**,palpltaUsnof tbo hoax*, rcTy easily fluttered or excited, appetite variable, atemneb and bowels araaged, with pain. Any mental or physical exertion waaanre to bring on all tbe symptoms; and I hod inaddltioo, falling or the womb, and great pato In that rb gtoo. One physician attv anotbef axbansted hisakfli-nnd gave me up. A pollent and .pore* re ring aea of UAK EHALL’S UXKRtNE CATHOLIOON fartaaately aimed mo, and 1 hare no words sofficient to express my th»nfcfni nw Max. JULIA ANNE JOHNSON. ..<5,481487 - loan truly say that I hero beenasafforerfer manyyaara with whites and dennged raonetmation. Alter a while 1 bad other trooblea, each aa pale face, tsdlg&stton, wasting away, general languor and debility, pain In the email of tbe tack, aaort of aching aod dragging sensation, bain between tbo nhonlder blade* extending down the splne. low ofappo tits, tronldolb tho etomach and bowels, with cold hands sad foet and dreadful nervooscoaa. The least excitement would make me foe! aa if Tehonld fly away. I tried doctors and drugs, and everything, one after aoothor, witKoot the ben eQt. Ono bottle of MAKSUALL’S UTKRINE OATHOU CON changed tome of my symptom* for tba batter,and now lam entirely aud radtcetly cured. I wish that oTery wo man could know what It will do, OLARJSBA OBER. 146,683 205,492 145,053 For i long time I had Uterine complalnta with thofcilow log aymptomw I'wa# nervona, emaciated and irritable; I seemed to abound in complaints; tome of which I will try to tell yon; pain In tbe lower organ*, and a feejiogeasirsomo thing waa going to fall out; Inability to walk jrach oo ae couutof a foellng of fallneas; aching and dragging, and •booting pains in the bock, loins, and extending down the legs; thejoltingprodcoxl by riding canted great pain; spas modic shootings and pains m the aide, stomach and bo weir, headache, with ringing in tho ears; every fiber of the body •eomed eora; groat Irritability; intense nerTooaness, 1 coold not bear the least excitement without being prostrated for a day; 1 oonld scarcely moTe about the house, and did not toko ploosnreiu anything. I had given np hope, haring tried everything, as I supposed, in tain, bet a friend called my attention to MARSIiALL'B UTERIKK QATUOLICON. I took it, hoping against hope. Most fortunately it cured - mo; and there la not a bealthterur mure grateful woman in the country. I trait all will nee It. Itistruly thewomai. 1 * Mend in need. Mes. FLORXNOR LESLIE. , MARSHALL'S UTERUTBCATBOLICOX KiUccriain ly avre Fulling of Iht IFbmh, H'htfes, Sbyprtncd, frrepuiar or'Painful JunOruaUtm, Bleating, inflammation* and Dia toieaqf the Kidnq/a or Urinary Organt, Retention or In cantinaiattf Unite, Heartburn, Cbstioenest, Aercoucneo, mintingt, Palpitation*, Crump*, DuturUd Bleep, and si trouble* organic or tympathetic, connected with the Uterin organ*. The price of Jfarthair* Uterine CalKoiiam it One Dollar andaflhf/periiTjpfetofffe. On (Ac receipt <»f AsdoQari. (loe boftfessAail be tent by exprest,frt* of ehargt,to tA« end of the exprett roult. Jkpariiadar torcrite thcpotteifftcf adilreu, town, counts. and.SUiti. Wt wm guarantee tKai the Medicine will be tent, mreedptif tht wumqf. Jddrur Da. QEa. H. KEYBER, 140 Woodet.,Fm*buryb, - ap!4-d*wT Elgnof theQoldcn Mortar. THE GREAT STRENGTHENER AND FAIN DESTROYER,—Tho btvt and cheapest Hocut hold Remedy In .-the world. Simple and itaap plication, certain and affrctnal Inltajesnlh. A beantifal, adrntlfle external curative, applicable for tba tkikf orpila at anytime, inanjpUce,laany part ofthelbumen syo tern, and under all rtrcnmstao«s. Ifjon putlthls anywhere, Ifpain is there, the Flatter will stick there until the pain hasvanlihed. Tba Plaster magoetfrev the pula away, and 1 PAIN OANNOT oXTr-T WHERE THI3 PLASTER IS APPLIED. Rhoamatism, Lameness, SUflbearifDabllity. NerrcßtuMa, Neural ga, Djspepsi*, Coughs, and Colds, Pains and Aches of every kind, down even to Coras, aro imaedialtlg nticoed aud, with a UUIe patience, pcrmantntlg cared, by the magi cal icflnenoo of the M AQN KTIO PLASTEK. Itlstbaaim plest, surest, eafrst, ploaaanbwt and ebrapest remedy id' •xhtonce. It* application it anlTenal-re?ua!ly to the atrong'nun, tbe delicate woman, and' the feeblo ialanU— To each and all It will prove a Bala sod a Bleating. 1 It* us* la agreeable, and without annoyance or thouble. lu price b wlthlu the reach of all—rieh or poor; all may beta It who aro tick and suffering In any way. FARMERS should ba rimy* supplied with ibis inreW*- M* PLASTER.; It will be tbs Good Fbyilcfan hi any bodahold, ready at all tlme% and ae instant notist. i. Pot up in alr'tigbt tiaboxaa. Bach box wfdmabetixta eight plastsra, and any child can spread them. Ptioe 25 entt# a box, with foil and plain diroemw. . D. C. JSORSHSAD, fit, D„ : Daemitor.aaiil Frbpriatsr, 19 Walker Nevr York.-. MORE BEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAfcTF.Di* Wd by all drVB town and tfllsge of tho United fc totes. ' mOBAOCO.— IOO bbla No. 182 Cat aa'tT&F? Jo.tn.KH for nU bjr , UIW* M*' !!* Second etceet. ' SUttAK ANI/ JB.OLAB3BS.—W« ara ion- JTd;Jtaaiu-u* Uolsrtes, tot qumUtr ■".Sft **<A*tgth« twfctfih* IwSTSSi _j** B LttTLB ±Tj£mBUL £ ABD 01{r—25 bbla for sale br L _ B.L.rAaaisfocKaoo., ? cai v - ! - Wo.W.cjhwtffocd»ndyparUnUCj HpENN. CORN.—37S eks now landing: JR.»UaamX«Hat?riadJt>rMl«br j- 17 Bap Clover Seed/ • */• . r . ■ ~ Efttof aoaibtwliby i«M WATT A WILBOtf. BROOMS,— 200 doa-Brooms in store an< JOB; umi k trimpejL KOLLBOTXBB.— lObblspnme rollßuttor v - Jo»tfcOT»tM<tfor «d»by i .-•-■• r- c Jt» LITTLE A TaiURLE. FLOOR.— 24 ska GoodietviUe extra Family. 1 _ 100 M HlmßpriDgi?toTir,Da*Uniljw- r tremrtmnir Umlntt ma *?mfq by .:■*■■■■ - IfIAIAH LICKEg & 00, Balo by. r j-'i i - ; -* •■--HKSBT * *ale by . • 7 - B.A.tAmnEszoos* 00. 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