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S. RIDBtE * C ° • ...
EDITOR* P £ Q r It l E TO
pittsb^bgST
THURSDAY JAN. UP, 185‘A
TflS quarrel io'the ranks of the Democracy has
beea carried on to such an extent as to cnu-e
one division to be unpleasantly snspicion** of the
other. The administration is noxious to know
whether Senator Douglas and his followers will
submit, to the decision of the Charleston Conven
tion, aW political finality, even should said
convention decide against, the claims of the
‘kittle giant." This may be regarded a test of
fidelity for that branch of the house alone, os
the administration, through Senators Davis and
Iverson unhesitatingly declares that it would
prefer Seward to Douglas in the roec for Presi
dential honors—and is, therefore, prepared to
respect the Action of tho great Sanhedrim just
so far as that Sanhedrim iB conformable to the
wishes of the Boohanan dynasty.: Forney does
not like this one-sided way of '‘putting < s ues *
lion,” and with some spirit declare* that “be
, fore the friends of Democratic principles, as
- Interpreted by Benator Douglas, give in their
Editors or TSazette:—The communications of
“X.” just published in your paper, in reply to mine
of last Fall, demand a rejoinder.
When an individual is called upon to.pay a claim
which be belie res to bo illegal or unjust, he refuses
and states the gronnda of his defence. He does not
immediately produce his evidence, but reserves it for
his trial before a jury of his country. This is his
constitutional right, and in fact it is tbo only time
and placo when he can properly produce bis evidence.
In the communications I submitted on this question,
I claimed the same right—the same law—for onr
municipal, corporations. As a citizen and tax-payor
of the county, I believe the railroad claims upon ns
are illegal and unjust. I stated the {/round* of my
belief-, and demanded, before I should be compelled
to pay, shearing before a jury ofmy country, when
: the evidence would be produced. This is tbo unlvef
| sal law and custom in referonco to'individuali, and
; even to corporations as to every other claim except
these railroad bonds. Why should they be an ex
ception? “X’’ complains that I did not produce tho
evidence. I made the allegations, believed to be truo
at the time by thousands of onr utixons, and since
then asserted to be true, under oath, by onr County
i Commissioners. How could I, as an individual, do
more? What more could be required of us as a
County? Wo refuse to pay the claim—pronounce it
illegal and unjust—state the facts on which we rely
for a defense, and demand a trial. Is that dishonost?
Is it unfair or even “illogical"X” admit* that
if tho facts I stated he troe, then indeed we are not
-liable to pay? llow can those facts bo established
except by a jury trial? And yet “X” calls upon do
to pay without a trial—without an opportunity to
produce our eridenee—and sustains the Supreme
Court (n its late arbitrary decision, refusing us a trial
by jury! Strange inconsistency! He admits, if tho
aUegod facts be true, we have a just defense, and yet
ho dentes ue an opportunity of producing our evi
dence! This is a striking illustration of the railroad
law and '‘logic'* of tbeso modern days. But the bond
holders will yet find; out, if, indeed, they have not
already discovered it, that this mtdo of reasoning
1 will not coat-ture the people of Allegheny connty,
andwili never enforce payment or their claim.•
In X/b first communication ho admits that the
bonds, are not to be treated as "mercantile paper,"
but are to be placed on the legal footiug of bonds.
Tet in hia communication “No. 2” he goes on i<>
argne tho liability of the county for the intorest be
cause the bonds aro mercantile paper —tho county
being the “drawer," the R. It. companies tho “en
dorsers," and tho purchasers “innocent holders."
Might I not retort in his otrn language—“ Most
original togic, indeed! but of which any just roiod
can at once see tho flimsy sophistry and tho moral
obliquity too!”
My position was this: If they aro to be treated in
law as bond* then the oounty can set up any defenso
against the holder which we had against the R. R.
companies. Such would not bo the case, as every
one knows, if they are to be treated as negotiable
instruments, or in other words “mercantile paper."
If they are to bo regarded in law as bonds, then tho
purchaser took them subject to any contract or agree
ment existing between the original parties; if as
mercantile paper, he is free from every such contract
or agreement, unless he took them with actual knowl
edge of such contract or agreement and subject
thereto. Now wbetare tbo facts ? In every Instance
of the county subscriptions, the railroad companies
agreed to pay the interest on the bonds until the
roads should bo finished. This was an express agree
ment between the county and tho railroad compa
nies. It was contemplated wheu the acts of assem
bly were passed autborisiog the subscriptions. It was
really tho condition upon which tho bonds were
iiiuwl—and without that express agreement perhaps
not a single bond would havo been issued. The
county gave her bonds in payment of stock—the
•ompaniea agreeing to tako tho bonds a* rash and to
pay the interest thereon until tho roads should be
completed, when tbo county would receive her divi
dends and pay the interest. In some of the cases
the contract was even more favorablo to (he county,
for tbo companies agreed to pay the interest until the
! bonds should become due. Now this contract was
! based upon a valid consideration, and was ‘binding
| between the county and the railroad companies.
| The bonds were tbo property of tho railroad compo
- nies. They could either keep them or sell them. If
I they kept the bonds they could call upon the county
; to pay them when they became due. They could
1 also make the county pay the semi-annual interest
: on the bonds, if there hod been no agreement on that
| point. But the agreement referred to Is -a perfect
bar against a claim foriaterest by the railroad com
- nauios, at least until tbe roads shall bo completed,
j Why sbonldit not be against any bidder of the bonds?
Bat “X" replies, “that was only an argument to
|/umi'*A the county trt'fA the wtetin* of poyiny the inU-l
! reel until fAo» time." True ; but it was a part of the
res —it was a fundamental part of the seme
• contract—it goes to tho very foundation of tb* bond?.
, Take an illustration. Suppose I buy a house from
' a friend and gir©_a.y bond payable iu ten years with
i semi-annual interest—he at the same time giving me
• a writing guarantying that the rents shall bo suffi.
; cient to pay the interest, or, if not, that be will make
;sp the deficiency. If the rents should yield little or
1 nothing, could be recover the interest from me? Or,
; if ho should sell the bond to a third persoo, could
i that third party make me pay the interest ? Would
not a chancellor say that I could set dp my original
' contract with my friend as an ©quitablo defense, or
1 by way of set-eff, against the bolder of that bond ?
Surely, such is the law in reference to bond*. And
it would make no difference whether the b.,-nd wm
made payable to my friend, or to ‘.‘bearer,” or to the
“holder." Tho words “payable to’bearer or boidor,”
cannot convert a bond into n*rta»tile They
may have this effect—and doubtless Iu the case of
our railroad bonds were so intended—to make the
bonds pass by deiirerj and enablo the bolder to sue
In hia own name. Ilut I deny that they ronrert the
bonds wholly into mercantile paper and subject
them to all the - provision* of tbo law merchant. In
the case of an individual bond, payable to “beartft”
or “bolder," no lawyer would contend that the maker
was cut off from any equities ho may bav© bail
against the first holder 7 This is tho law of bond*
there “are the legal principles which have stood un
touched and unquestioned for centuries.’’ Thoso
who contend that the railroad bonds are an exception
Kabbas.—All tbe troubles Sn Southern Kansas to mu> t make good their position. The
htw grown oat of tbe faot that tbe D. S. officials burden of proof Is on them. Before the county ran
, B bo compelled to pay, the bond-holders most show
h.T, tried to Ten,, proMooliot. for politic £ atl „ a g,: i, L n., th.btmdnmmomm
and other offences committed three years ego. tUe paper; or 2d. that tho contract of tho couoty
Qov Denver entered into a treaty with Most- was to pay, notwithstanding the agreement with tbe
... . ... -4 railroad companies. Tbe first wo assort is not law,
gomery and hie men, in which both agree o n( j do.not support tho second,
bary the pest and abandon all prosesoliona of There is no injustice in tbU. The county was itn
whatever kind. So long ae this treat, wae lived K * ilr ,°* d ““ “ J f <**•
* f stock in their roads and give bonds in payment. Tho
up to there were no disturbances; out as soon reluctantly agreed to do so, but on the cundi ■
aa Got. Denver left, the treaty was broken, the tio» that thethotild not be called u/wn to pay inter**!
oroiecotiona against Montgomery and hia men «• <*«»"»* '■">'/* ■*""« ■*
proaecuuuua 6 ' This agreement was well known by every person »u
-were retired by the pro-slavery men, and the terested. The bonds were sacrificed, bought at ruin
refnU was that Montgomery at once took arms ous shares by sharper?, end tbe money squandered
-» r , . .. by reckless and unprincipled Railroad agents, Tbe
to defend himself. , . Sharpers who bought the* bonds, and these Railroad
The old treaty is now circulating for Stgna- agents who squandered tho money now call upon tho
tores In the troubled counties, and the people tax-payers of the county to pay tbo interest »n the
~ „ t, An i n.ftf. bonds, and impudently talk about tbo morality of tbo
generally arc signing U. If earned oat prop- ; bo to h ', a then to the original con
•rly K will terminate all the fighting. The tr ac t» And with tho coolest effrontery imaginable,
Governor has referred tbe difficulty to the legis- they present an appeal in behalf of tbo widows and
Wore, and that body will donblUsa pot an end who may have ..a. of thorn bond.. Who
toiurt, j , , . sold tho bond? to these widows and orphans? (If,
to it on the basis of the treaty now Circulating mdeed, thore aro any such.) Tho bounty never sold
for signatures.
to : ft Contention which, we are daily
advised, U f o be controlled by the Federal Gof
ers tnent, and im* by the people, we should like
the President and bin parasites and adherents
to answer ta&dW they will support Stephen A.
Douglas forthe Presidency, should he benomtnated
at the Charleston Convention ? or whether they
would support any candidate standing upon the
doctrines enunciated and advocated by Douglas in
his late campaign tn Illinois f It seems to ns that
It Is a poor preparation for Democratic fidelity
to a National Convention to have that Conven-
tion controlled by men who announce ‘conditions
precedent* to their otm support of its final ae
tion.” Yhat is equivalent to raying no, forthe
condition whioh is annexed is already answered
by the declaration of the agents of the adminis
tration—lverson and Davis.
Mr. Cobb as a Fxsavcixr. —Howell Cobb, of
Georgia, who is Mr Buchanan’s Secretary of the
Treasury, is certainly a better politician, in the
modern sense of the term, than a financier. He
was decidedly more successful as a peaceful
emissary from the Sooih to Pennsylvania in
1856, in behalf of Mr. Buchanan, thanheia'in
the management of the millions which have un
fortunately been placed in bis keeping. Tn the
following extract from a Washington letter-wri
ter, it will be observed that he has a very un
business-like habit of neglecting small items and
oooforiag large once, which, among other faults*
should be corrected.
“The Committee of Ways and Means are de
cidedly divided, in regard to the amount of “
money that will be required to carrythe treasury
through the fiscal year. Of coarse, the demo*
cratlo majority will strive to diminish it as far
as possible, fearing the effect upon the country,
and disregardiDg_tho pressing obligations of the
government. In making up his annual esti
mates, Mr. Cobb never took into the account at
all the twenty millions of Treasury notes author
ized at the last session, eighteen millions of
whiob will fall due before the expiration bf the
1 fiscal year, on the first of July. He dismissed
that smill item, by raying it was not contem-
plated to redeem them. Nor did he refer to the
. of Interest which will have accrued, and
r! for which prevision must be made. In assum
-r; ing a balance of seven millions on hand next!
. July, ho neglected to deduct $3,800,000 of ad- ;
r”mUled deficit for the Post-office, which at once ;
• | extinguishes more than half of this imaginary :
: balance. He informed Congresa in his first an
nual report, that a margin of five millions was I
required to work the treasury satisfactorily. If
so, that mast be granted. And it is proved to
be heeded by the fact that, while the treasury
'v * has now a couple or more millions nominally
subject to draft, the disbursing agents'arcturu
ed away daily from the department, for want of
funds to meet their demands, thus causing great
injury to needy claimants,"
Noother President than James Bnchaaan would
keep in office so reckless a Secretary. But ia
this case it is “like master like man.” When
the fountainof government is corrupt, theem&llcr
streams cannot be pare.
Tab Tabipf.—The following are the resolu
tions on the Tariff introduced by Mr. Lawrence,
of Washington county, and which passed the
House almost unanimously op Tuesday:
**BcMolveit* by the Senate and Haute of Sepreeen ♦
tstivet of in General Attembly out,
~ That our Senators in Congress be instructed,
and our Representatives requested to labor for
the passage (at the present session) of eueh an
act as will not only tend to increase the revenue,
by the imposition of dalles, but afford ample
encouragement to Jill the interests of the coun
try, injured by the productions of the eheap
labor of other countries, but more especially to
urge an increase of daties on coal and iron, in
which so large a portion of onr own people aro
deeply interested.
“fluolvtd, Tfastthe views of the President,
expressed In Insist© annas! message, in reference
to the advantage of definite or specific over ad •
valorem duties, as more uniform, lees liable to
frauds, and affording tbo most certain amount of
revenao and protection, meet oar hearty approval.
“Eaotved, That the Oovernor be requested to
forward'lo each of our Senators and.Rcpreeenta
latives In Congress a copy of the above preamble
and resolutions, Informing them of their adop
tion.” ,
Jggj-Ir our friends in iho country wish to
bale the proceedings of their aotl-tax meetings
published, they have only to furnish us with a
copy at tho ssrae time that copies arc furnished
to other city popers. We hare published all that
bare been so furnished as, and will cheerfully
’continue to do so; but it is of no uso to furnish
the proceedings in adranco to ooe city paper
and ash us to copy. It is a standing role with
all tbo city papers not to copy anything for
nished in advance to another city paper, and the
rule is ono of obvioua.proprieiy.
We hare deemed this explanation necessary,
because of the effort made to impress the public
■mind with an idea tfaaL we decline or reruse to
publish thee©: proceedings. ' Our columne are
open now as they always have been to the pub
lication of tho proceedings of any meeting of
the citizens, provided that the proceedings .are
furnished to mis accordance .with-the rule we
bayo mentioaed. •
Tut -V. y. Tribune contains a letter from
London, alleging that Lord Napier was recalled
and Lord Lyons appointed British Minister at
Washington, because the Derby Ministry want
the aid of the latter in forwarding a project to
buy the State of Maine from as and annex it to
Canada Great Britain wants Maine, it in said,
' becanea Portland le a splendid eeaporl and the
tarminue ofths great Canada railway; and ii
the Canadian railway to the PaciSo be pnshed
forward. Great Britain could not endure to hare
its terminus within the bounds of the United
Stales, as it would necessarily be, If Maine is
B<! Thfo eounde like a «ry silly story, and doubt
lees it is; but yet, -has not Great .Britain as good
a right to Maine .
' Tbb i* u »rj r
Jhmtad by
_ ; Ltilelataro, and oawnrat* the sum of
9 nnlj, iube obtained'for railroad pnrpowie
tabaamohopoly tatbe hands of Messrs. Wood,
uecUon with B. Prunes Co., own all the lot
• teH«iniheßtales where Ihe/sreyMlegal.
TMilytojpwd.
t ATOßiniii. of the Navy has
awarded thecontract for constructing machinery
for tße sloVp-ofw&r building at Philadelphia 10
Readey, Neafie & Co., notwithstanding the fact
that Gen. Norris offered to do the work for
$13,000 less. But this was only n part of tho
unfairness. It is established that Norris’ draw
ings, put in under scai with h»n bid, and cou
j dilating part of the latter, were in the hands of
his competitors, and that the latter mode up their
bid under the advantage obtained by this collu
-1 sioo with the Secretary'of the Navy. Thus ihe
government is not merely robbed of $13,000*
but it is disgraced by the dishonorable act of a
• Cabinet officer, who sacrificed every thing to
' secure a fat job to a party favorite.
[for the Daily Pittsburgh Gazette.]
The Railroad Bond*.
a bond or persuaded anybody tu buy. These self
same sharpers and rascally railroad agents, by Uioir {
false statements and false promises, may bare In
duced some poor widows or orphans to Invest their
money in these bonds. If they suffer, it is by no
fault of ours. Let those who decoived and swindled
! them make reparation, but not at the expenso of
; another elass of thclrvlcllms—the honest tax.peyers
of tho county.
In his *'Nn. S'* "X.” compares tbo county to a dis
honest creditor, wbo refuses to pay an honest debt,
aod tries to take"advantage of bis own wrong.”
But wby? What hare wo done ? We deny wo aro
bound to pay. Wo allege certain facts which we
eey constitute a logal and equitable defense. Wo
allege farther, that there eras a'contract with tbo
railroad companies that wo were not to pay any in
terest autil a certain time, and that tho bondholders
took the bunds with full knowledge of that agree
ment'and subject to it. We demand a bearing on
ibeee points, and a fair trial. Where is our “fault”
or “wrong” 1q all this ? Would not any bonost man
do as much iu resitting a claim he believes to be un
just? But says “X.”—the Courts will decido— tbo
Supreme Court has decided—we muitpay. Not so. I
The 6upremo Court has mado no such decision. Tbo |
decision in tho Mandamus caso was simply that tho
County Commissioners should levy a tux. If the
tax should bo levied and paid into tbo treasury, tho
bondholders cannot compel paymont until they get
judgment on their bonds. What tho result may bo
when the ease comes before a Court and Jury re
mains to be seen. “X.” very positively assurts the
Courts i oili decide we must pay. How is he gifted
with prescience to know the result? Is there a
“power behind the throne” and is “X.” one of that
power?
i«X/' very complacently says “the city and county
are both able to pay.” Will “X.” ptoiuo take up tho
figures in my former communication, and show the
citizens of Pittsburgh and Allegheny City hom r h*y
can pay f
I will only add, in conclusion, that I am in favur
of a ccwnrowiK. I hope yet to see some plan adopt
ed which will divorce us forever from the railroads,
and do substantial justieo to the citisens of the coun
ty as well as the bondholders. I may refer to this
agaio. W.
[Special Oomwpandeoca of tbo MtUbargh Gazette.]
Harbisbubo, Jan. 18. —Dear Gazette: One of i
the first, familiar faces (bat meets the eye of a !
Pittsburgher on his arrival at Uila place, is that i
of, our distinguished fellow eitisea, Col. Diehl,
for whom lbs Allegheny members have obtained
the poet of assistant messenger of tho Houso.
HU celebrated likeQess.ghiees the mantleplece
to the right of the Speaker’s chair, and attract*
considerable attention from m’eroborsfrbm other
aarts of the Colonel himself is per*
geietljr “dear in; hU 'great offioe,” and manifests.
V determination tb'disoharge iis dalles' with oat
few chan*-,
in PittsbttfgV
UttiatMtj’i at fitmum.
consumed in discussing the .report of the Select j
Committee on the subject of the tariff.
The report couuina a-regular old fuabioned ’
set of siroog tariff resolutions, and concludes by ;
instructing our Beoators aod requesting our j
Representatives to labor for the adoption of a .
protective tariff during the present Congress.
Mr. Goepp, (Democrat) of. Northampton, de- J
dares bitnseU opposed to ihd passage of the res- '
I olutiooa, not that he objected to the principle ;
affirmed in the report, but that he considered :
the Legislature had no right to instruct members :
of Congress as to their duties on buch questions.
Mr. Lawrence, of Washington county, who re
; ported the resolutions, as Chairman of the Select
Committee on the Tariff, concluded the debate,
lin the course of which he warmed up very hand
-1 somely, declaring himself ready to meet the
| democratic opponents of his report in a discas
i sion of the tariff question cither now or at any
| other time. When tho yeas and nays were call
ed the Repoblicans, of oourse, voted in favor of
j the resolutions to a mao, and but two but of all
;-the Democrats in the House would venture to
vote against them—and even those two asked
; and obtained leave to place their reaeons for so
voting on the record, to wit: that they consid
ered that it was not the province of the Legisla
ture to - instruct members of Congress in such
matters.
Democracy is badly off whun it has to resorl
to such a subterfuge in order to vote against
tariff resolutions.
Several gentlemen are here from your city
urging the passage of ad act to incorporate the
Citizens’ Passenger Railroad Company of Pitts
burgh.
There Is no doubt that a citizens’ passenger
railway to Lawrcncevillo will be a very popular
institution when completed, though the Alle
gheny members seem disposed to give the sub
ject a careful considerntiou before proceeding to
incorporote a company to build it. Several pe
titions and remonstrances on the subject, have
been sent on, and I am told there Are lots more
coming. Yours, truly. Random.
“Reduced »v Dyspepsia to a mere Skele
ton." Cur'd by llocr hare’s Holland Hitters." —Mr. A.
Mntcbett, • trader j>rob*l>ty u well known u any man Id
Western I’-uneylvania, BUt«*«* as L»lluwr “I reel with a
farmer io Armstrong county who was reduced by Dytptp*
ti<\ (oan-rr tkd'tan. I pomaded him lo boy a bottle of
Boerhav«'i> Holland Bitten, thieving It would core him.
Muclliitt liim eotne mouths after; wbat was my aitonleU
mt<oi at tln<Hng him a hale, hearty mas; bo told mo bo now
weigh*) 2>W pouuda, and that this woudvrfol change. Lad
been produced by Boerhare’s Holland TUttors to whirb be
attributed solely bis rwtoratioa.”
Caotioji;—Be careful to ask for Bcrrhive’s Holland Hit
ter*. The irruat popularity of this medicine has indateJ
many iuiitatloaa, which the public should guard against
purcha-lng. !
SJ-rUl.l al XI j>er bottle, or alx bottles tor $6, by the pro
prieton.UßKJ.PAQK, A CO., Haoatacturiug Pbann*-
cantlstsaud Chemists, 77 Wood etroot, t«<tweeo Ist and Id
Peu, endDrugzists generally. J*l4-dAwF
Uusincsß Cttangcß.
t’SDER TfTVJ NAME AND BTYLK OF
ROSS <St COMPANY,
HA\ ING recentlv purchased the extensive
(X»AL WORK 3,
la-ely own- <1 ho MrGUwry A Smith, are no* jirrparcd to
turnl-h ibelr Depot, immediately balow Jas. Wood
A Co’s Rolling Mill. In boats, barge*or wagons. Ttey srill
also furnbti, wilb tbeir own teams, in either of the (Hire to
manufacturers or private families, at reasonable prim*.
tS.Vchi»(>actir«d the services of JOHN HMIILRT,
who has bit many years experience in the Coal butlnrss in
be ca|mrity of ttaperiatendrot and salesmen. Jslftdly
TUB umlentigned -have nraoctated with
them. In Ibe mmuufar.’ure and sale of McLaqo's Tsral
fu»» and lover i'll!*, Mr. V. E. PORTER. The stylo of the
Crtn will entinn" »s bvr<rl»lor». FLEMING RHOS.
Pittsburgh. January l«l, 1 —jalfeltf
NOTICE —Tile have associated
th*mv>lv>- in tho practiot* of Law, under Ihe sty le o(
MARSHALL BWAUTZWKLDKR A CO.
M AR9II ALL RWARTZ WELDER
JAMK.- M 3TONKK.
MARSH ALL SWARTZWKLD&R A CO.,
Attorneys and Connsrlltrs at Law,
OrricT., N". 143 Fourth St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
jalTdwd _ „ _ _
DUfSOLUT lON OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
—The partnership heretofore cxtstlag between W. W.
Bradshaw aod T. J. Craig, under the turn* and style of T
J. CRAIG A CO. was this day. January, let. 1*59, dissolved
by mutual consent. Tb* toolu uftttrfirm will be f.toitd
si the old et«n<l. FUher of tho «** autboriCed
to use tb* uamc of U>« late firm in theaettletn* nt of the ae
counts Tho*. bavtug dainis against the late firm ate re-
t.< prraetit them fjr nettleiuent, stulTJuao Indebted,
will nl«nae pavmeet t-i etthrr of »h» utvl-r»trn».l.
T J CUAIG.
,*IS W W. RRAD2HAW
THE Luidnof* will bo continued at the Old
Mund by W. W DItADSU AW. who. tbauhlnl tor past
hU-ralty beetown] on lb* late Unit, would Invlie a
(ontllKJ.Li'x of llie sain-, asar.it g all that any outer will,
which l»" may t«» favored .ball meet «nth [•r.mpl and faith
(■.lsUabttoti. D*»s) W.W.IIRADeIIAW.
tp ,1. CRAIG will continue to manufacture
X a ns afISULrriEONWAREWr tLej.rea-ntatth*
, aid stand <m the nui of the Diamond, No. >7, wb*va be
. * ill be happy to supply bn old friends aud cosiooiera wttb
i aoy-UPi in the Tin and hb-«t Iron Ware line Joining,
! fUa.fing ati-l Spouting done with proreptneaa by
! tn*il will prompt xiie&tfc-o. Jalv
THE undersigned hove with thrm
In lht> CnmonMlon J«*t* Patina. Ul« «.f
Ohk> Ttw *tj i" wi the lirm will cmoian- m
bcictoforr. MMICR • C*K
j »i«t mit!f» tint rMiid aw.k.#unn.
NXMIOK Sc GO.,
{commissi o n mkkch a n t s.
far th« *»'«* '■(
pig Iron Kud fitooma.
OS VFaTKR rTKFBT, Pirr*at»oa.
Of l»rii A R-isKrton, PIIUV<. |B*rr«<ft ft Martin, n.iU
RPOERTOS A- STEWART,
(S«f»icf» »i* Lc»i» ft
in? Wikhl nlrrnt, Pttt»»mi*«h« Pa.,
Wliolnalt Grotm and CominUiion Merthunts,
Mb tiunin
Pittsburgh Manufacture* Gen<*ntlly.
je-Uyd
T. 11. KKVIN ft CO-,
,Vo 24 Wood Sired, Pildhittph, fraud.
Manufacturers of white and
RED I.RAD. ZINC PAINT* ANt> LITIIAROK, »o«l
U-b<il«-<uU TVolrrl In Oil*, P4inu, Vnrniibr* nwl Turt«fr
tin*.
#lrb xttbfttisemrntß,
H, f ir—r, #. Wlt-MTC.BTB «*. »- ■ B'.dlKtCMB,
CRIDOF:, WADSWOiri’H Ac CO.
Hiktrimmm or
I M P III) V K I) PATICST
Oscillating Steam Engines
Un*.|o«lW I<*t KotoMnji of Pool, ftiutplk-Ky uf Chutmc
tlon, n«r»yu*>«i M»d dntmbililjr,
OAk*. ALI.KUHKSY CITV. •i.O A.|nMncl
ft>*» SWliojf *tnl Polk* l of All tnvJp to nnkr.
tuylO:lj«lAwF
SIIOAR CUKKI> HAMS—Our own rnriug,
warranted equal Ui any ClmHnnaM eor«l »»•<! lower
prices,r>*wl»bj JAMKS 1101.MK* A CO.,
. rorn*r F*r*t*r>.l Market
SIUKTINIi MUSLINS, Irish Linuu*, Ljihmi
and I* K. Shirt U torn* of ih« rory l-wl make*, «!*•, a
good assortment cfl Hiawls »u<l Onrats.
J./O (!. U ANSON LOVK, 74 Maikel stn-et.
"bbU Extm flour,
; too • t*o|H'rfln«
lt«) •* p»t»«
For mla I'j
(>M«. Kxlr* Pwni y plntir, ii>apra-t<H);
IWi <!<• ( i n(i<>rl)i>« do do
In atom Aiol fur a*l»1-j«» WILLIAM MKJUTCUEON,
JnWiltf \ No. IPS IJlwrty
POTATOES— T*iO bus. Farmer's Delights;
lf«i) Win Niatliiutoock Potato**
• L.raalrl.r w \**» l-mg Ki-<1» du
«“ * i—i-vT.i
rpKNN-. KI.OUK—f.u »k». OaodkitoTilk K*. "'“".K.".'ui.e,nm *co
1 faniitr now UnJfn/ from atfamcr Kmitlro Mly fur • - - -
•.-tie Ly jr-ju- isaiaii dickbt * i». QU.NHUIKH— 50 kgs No. I—o Twist Tab c;
rpKSTT'IHCKOi«"SUT£-i6 .ko'Shaß- o ‘STtSSsST*
X W.k. no- l r . l lug torn ««».- £‘J {■ T a \"'’ M K.« «. ;rt~l Mol;
b J . . IfIAIAU UICKKI A C> L 100 IM** I*«l Landing from »taara«-81.
APPLES—IH bblp. now 'j*«iha«Ml for Ml-by __ 6HRIYBU A PtI.WOKTU.
1 from .tv«un*r Sir Wm. WalUr* /’IASIIMEIIE PLAI [>S at
J“ 2 " . I8AUI! DICREY A CO. DUROITFIELD k 00*8,
BAULKY.-— .100 bua<Priine Fall and Spring Coratr Fourth sad Mark •t»te
Harley, tor sal* by 11KA A FORIYTII, d*™ Only g» ooU per yrt.
_£*! n w«i.f .t-wt. . rake ciianc
COHN —tfb sacks now landing from steamer J\. WAitit,—n ttcog t>or
ErapirnCitr for »nl* lit ISAIAH DIOKKY A CO. lb« Dtanjomt, Allegheny City
HI
TBfiLN. WUEAT—SO flks. now landing from
itiiiim K. Cilf for m|r b; IBAIAII DICKEY * CO.
AN ORDINANCE to IncroußO the Snltiry
cl City Treaxmer. CHILDRENS’
Wnnua, Tlie dotk* «f the City Trearart-rnuder thotiew HIIAWL9,
financial ayriemadopteil-by ibeclty, bare bwu largely In- FOR THE JIOMDAYri. .. ,
creaaod, and required the employment of constant uslt* d*24 Q, lIA M3QN LQVK. 74 Market »t.
ta S?« mactoJ by iho citixftiß v j I'ltiiimrgi) TXIDES—3SS'Dry F lint Union;
In Baled and CoinmonConncila naarmbled. M. ,1. 0& do El tied do
Pxerton 1. That thoffalary ol tho City Timhwt aball bo 200 Oma do do
and If hereby iocroaxxl to Ooe Yhoti*xnd Dollars par year, • 100 Dry II Dt Kip*v
payable quarterly, tba increase to take effect from tbalat In "tore and Cor Min by _, , nnn a
d.lof J.nu.r., ISM BPBIKOHI n‘ Rß ,i™P *“v ,
fee. 2. All ordinance* or parle of ordinance* incunsiatent J*lf _____ Liwrty itraet.
herewith ure hereby repealed. TTIDKR 441> lira 9
Ord»im*d mod enacted Ink. a Jaw in Council*, thi* Otb 1~1 il/x,aV H V
dj»y <d Jauoary, A. D-, IHW. 4b*-. ~ *7 .®°
x r *»ou * CO
A.10.L Ita.i IWlmm, Jl” No. 300 T.lbprlj .IrM
ci«r k of Cowinn'o Co» M u. CONDRIES-1S kc. »P-kcd B^r;
ITofidcDl or Eoleel Ommdl. P . l2 t “V k EnuUl White Beat*,
Attoal: K- Moanow. J,wt '***'* “ d '"*{•& . OARBAUOE A CO,
Clerk d»<dedCot.ncil._ j.lth3td_ „„ BPBINO * B mJjOT Idbriyeimt.
F’ RBSH SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED— oil mkau , 2 to - g Cotton Seed, tor fed
Krrnkut* nod Emdenta Cracker* for ilia removal of I li l ,I,^, 1 ,^,i M j„i fc ■
Dyapejwla aud Couallpatleu. No medicine. no artificial J u '* £0 a nARRAtJGII A CO,
mean*, but limply uao tula txid according to direction*. It , RPaINQI R „ ong Liberty (treat,
■oitathe inoat delicate stomach*. Supplied at the book ** ■■■■■■■
•tore, 73 Pouttli *lr*et. U»U>] JL. BEAD. /CINCINNATI S.
TUE LAND AND TUE BOOK; or. Bibli- \/ A •*“*»*
cal IlluatratloM. drawn from th<* Manner* nod Ctu- ® family Grocery
tows, tbu Scene* and Scenery of the Hot) Land.byW.lt. AUegneny.
Tbcmai, D, D.. twenty fire y arj a MUilnnary In Syria and ESUANNOOK
Palestine, with maps, eogr»»lng«, Ac , 2vol*.' Juat ptib- e f choice ou.lltv t» ari
lI,hM b, u.rp,r k lire. J>™ ulo l.jr f- ’ *"{"0 W U W*»JJi
J. 19 J L I.JLKAt),-» Konrlh .1.
S “UNDRIES.— ~
SSft afc* Naabnlle City Mill* Extm Family Flonr,
496 •• mixed Corn,
111 *' Yellow - -
6$ « WbU* •*
JfJ f •* Whoat,
53 ** Jted V
20 bbla Apples, to arrive on at<*aio<>r DacoUb mad for
8»18by " IttAIA H DICKEY A 00.
STORES SHELVED, Store Frouta altered,
repaired and pat op la the late,! ilyle at the ihortcat
ptaaible notice. Lea re yonrordora at tuo Centra! Flaniag
Mill, Water at, near tbe Pent 00100, Allegheny. JalQ
SELF-MADE. MEN, by Chtw. U. B. Sey
moqr.many •
Uie bo*k bo placed io iba bauds of all yimth by tbelr
panuta, at .aa loce&Urs to, nobtv «ad vlrtaopa actioo.**—
jbJttMQreJptcricant L - ; - J. I, RKAD,
~:;j*n-:y «8 ygoxth atmb
ARmflffli'S WORK,' Jobbing and Ke
ifWliiaaaigft■• -■ ■ - -■ ja» *'-•
WKSIA—Soum brule'br.
Ik A. rAHXKSOOS.A U>*
fyiSa.
JUkML'J...
jacto antmtifitinmtg.
WINTER TIWa,
CleTelAßd and Plttxbnrgb Railroad.
ON and after MONDAY, RT
November 29, ISS&, Trains
will leave tho Depot of tba Pemuylrauis Railroad, tu f itts
tmgh, tsMlOws:
l'i’tshurgh, CUctlard and Chico go Line. —Mill, 7:05 L. K.
and Fast Express, P. ■. furClavoland, Buflislo, Toledo,
Detroit, Mil waulcie, Chicago aod tho North Went. The 7:05
a. ■. tralo coonKU at Bayard with trains for ail points on
the Tascsrawaa Branch. _
i Dmengetsdralriog to go to Chicago, via Cleveland, most
i be particular to ask for Tickets via Cleveland...
hirer lAnt.— Mail, a. »t. Express it3s p. u sod Ao
! comm«d*tinn 5 oo p. u. for Whtcling. ZanesriHe, Circlevflle,
j Columbia and CineinnatL The 2 35r. W- train will not stnp
\ between BitUburgh aod Wellsvtlle, take op
i paasugera going to points off theßlrerltne. 7:10 *.k.and
fcOOP h. trains -top at all stations.
PUttburgh, CWimhus and Cincinnati Short Itnc, na
Scubenvilic,— Hail, 7K)5 a, u.aod Through Express
for Newarr, Co Jumbos, Dayton, Indianopotia, Cincinnati,
Cairo, Bt.Loots, New Orltans, and allpolnu lo the South
aud West
The Express Train runs through from Pittsburgh to Cin
. .cinnatl without change of cars. Splendid sleeping cars at
tached to • ach Express train. ,
Passengers deairing to gotoColnmbns,Cincinnati, etc ,or
any point beyond CoTumbus, by the short tine;muet be par
ticnlar to ask for Tickets via Steubenville.
Baggage checked through, and bandlod freoof charge.
Pare always as low as any other route, and connections
certain.
Through Tickets can be procured at Pittsburgh, Harris
burg, Pbiladeipbts, New York and Bcston.
t. R. MYKRR, Grnersl Ticket Agent.
J. N. McCOUA>UGHj_aapU.
OO L L A K~ s a VTs r> 8~8 A N K
No. 65 Fourth Street.
<' U A R TER HD I A' 1 8 6 6 .
OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TO 2 O’CLOCK,
also oo Wed Deadly and fiatnnlay eeooiuga, from Ma>
first to November first, frou 7 to 0 o’clock; lud from Mo
Timber first to M*y first, from 0 to 8 (/clock.
DepcuHs received of ill nmi set lon tbnu ouiDotli*
%u*t i dividend ortho profit* declared twice i year,!*
Jane and December. lateral Ins boon declared soml-an
unilly. Id Juneand December, since the U*nk wis organ
zed, it tberateofeix per cent, a ymr.
Inturat, If not drawn oat, Is placed to tbe credit of the do
pnallor m priud|ial,ind bmrs the same lutereel Irom the first
dijsof June milDecember,cnmiwomling twice* year with
oat troubling the depositor to call or even to iirvsunl ids
pass book. At this rate, money will doable In less thin 13
years, miking In the aggregate «WBT Attn on ham room
A riAJL
Books coalmining the Oharter, By-I*w», Kales and Bifi
litloas fnrnlshi-d gratia, on appllcaltoowt IUo ofiloa.
I\mdmt—VXOieOK ALBBKSL
Jobs H. Bbaenbergar
Alexawlor ilnullay,
Jum Henlmttn,
A. U. Pollutfc, hi. 1)
William 8. Lamlay,
William J. Aodera*o
Hopewell Hopbnru,
James Hhltlle,
James D. Kelley, '
[lobert Robb,
laaao &I. PentKAk,
Bill Dnrgnin,
Uharlee Sup,
John Q. Backofun,
Y. A. Madeira
John It. OaufidM,
John 11. Mallor,
J. tlardnnr Goftiu,
June* lleinl»y
Alonso A. Carrier,
Walter Y. Marabalk,
Wilaun Miller,
Utvfd Campbell,
John S.Owrnrt,
Henry L.
John M. Bawyar,
George 8. Setdeo,
Juba D.Scullj,
Alexander Tiudle,
Charles A.Colton,
William iHmglao,
Francis Felix,
George F. Gilmore,
James W. Hallman.
nwubald Dmataultar.
James 8. Iloon,
William 8. Haven, | Isaac Whittier.
tertiary and TYtasurcr—CUARLKS A. COLTOR.
inldyd—Ja2£o*wP
A 0 A a 2>
'PHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
•K- iuiurmo the ptibli.". that he has steam u(- «n>. and tils
FURNITURE
Chair Manufactory
IS ONCE MORE IN FCLL OPERATION
Hii SALES ROOM at present, and noli! the Ist of April, ii
NO. 04 FIFTH STREET
After April Ist he wit! U» Incited In
SFt ANB’S BUIIBIXO
UNDER TUB IKON CITT COLLKOK,
And dlr»rliy (.-pprelte the POST-OFFICE, where hslntendi
to keep for sale a fine assortment of every article
In hi* line, tad where he will be pleued to
wait open bi*frtend« and patrons.*
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of overy description to order, and par
ticular attention givon to tbo manu
facture of Plain and Fancy'
OFF ICK FURNITURE
jalT :tapl
"H'bit MMhliu ihall I Obtain.*’
lITE OOOD REASONS WIIT TIIR
LADS,~~W BBfiTBX A CO,
Machiuo CommeiTd* Itaelf ns the
Boat iix tho^larkot.
J'.rti hksi a wi<Ur ra *f mrk tAart any oittcr, and
t> equally adopted to the It wot fabric, and the hearten Q»-
trrial that b SDaoufactarod.
£rf3n<i—H tnakra • hacdaoma tlutir atitrb, alike ci
IxObaliJra, ana ooi liable to np nr break.
Tfcm/ —lt can h»oi., hii.4, atltch, >jal I, ar.d either.
PhertS.— lt is niwptp in incmwliuctlim, e»«ily managed,
r«i d>H liable tu E’t order
prtrpiietof*, tn a <h»l)enps to other towla*
taaihioea, offered au award of $2,<WO to aay that woold
ocotnj.Jtah the mud* work ur»U aad w qntckly, leaving
It tn diatotarvated parti** to dtctda; u 4 •aid ebilUop not
haring base m yet accepted ia good! Ullb, tho npertmtty
of tho Ladd, tTobiter A Co- Uashtaa b cood naively
**uMi*b«d A. W. MARSHALL A CO, A geo to,
Jalj-dly Allegheny City.
HODGE'S new bank note plate
DKIJKKATOR—A tonphte, tparloo* «od el'ered
bill d»tcefor r giving corredt pttaud dcorription* of all tho
geonioo note# of every denomination of all tranko do’.ng baa-
Inoea throughput the United Stale* and Canada. Price on*
dollar. JalB KAY A CO, M Wood at.
Brow n'S kssFnce^or j amaica
OIKORR—TbIe Receive U warranted to paw In a
cuurwntrated form all tho valuable propartic* of Jamaica
Ginger, avl wilt bo biid ou trial an oallat (anil* uc4>
Id no A. Urge aopply j«*t reccirod by JOB, fLKMINS,
|al9 cornet Diamond and Market it.
Meyer s miraculous vermin d&
STROTKR.—An entailing remedy to Hb« deetrfcc
turn of mu, mice, bag*, moth*, roach**, Ac. Thi*l* rap*
rlor lo anj other pnparatftn duw Lq nee. It boot apulaoo
and It Mm folia. A largo vopply Jtul received bt
jalfl JOS. FLEMING.
I" TOLL BlrTTEil—>Thbl, prime roll'
V 40 bbl* Moet Pork,
WtXi piece* Balk Meat,
10 kg* Lard, No. 1,
• bbU do do.
To arrive aad to uto by SURfVKR A DILWORTII,
Jals 130 and 133 Second atrect.
PRODUCE.—
x bUi. Prim# Roll Butlrr,
0 •• Frwh E#**,
3 “ CVwotry Liard Heap,
100 Irnobt. choirs Nrabanoork polntooa,
2W •• " Kartnfr'* Dellfhls •'
30 *• •* Onto©*, Jo*t reoetv*l sod for mli at
IHS Llb»»ly Bt-, by JalT RjDDLK, WIIW9 *CO._
Oils! oiLsii "
•Jo'aJ sallon* W. 11. Whal» Oil; '
SO bbl*. Tannnn’Oll;
3on<) gall*. UoKfctriUl;
Mm do tiuracparro Oil;
IHI KloplUot Oil,
T. M- NKVIN * CO-. ‘it IVwdil.
B TO BUY QUEENS
ideation to c1««* our atock In
on lho I*l of February next,
(■nr Block of Queeueware, Ac,
WM, FRANCK
Ladies,
OKNTS, am
‘ljnt Hides;
do Elps,
X DAMS and Dried
j by B*fln»ad,nndformleal
lß d Ten Store, Federal street,
J*U
POTATOES —400 bus.
ironer iteeraer Gfr Wm.Wtl*
ikVambMZ* g«” pH
SsYKUP*
r»t«l Soger, .
'iHßXvin* PILWOHTn.
Af\ DDLS PKNNA.
tlv Hdo Cnuk*dwd<
40 do Coffee Eager,
forces, barrels, kegs and
Be, aorarnuMd in parity end
JAkxSUOLMISACO,
ec First and Market streoU.
T BAF LARD—In:
I J crock*, otjr own rendei
vbtieaeM,
j«it-Btrt* oon
IATOES 1 i—-000 Bogs
; rec’d and for«*l>t>y
nCQQg, MoCBEBRY k 00.
POTATOES! PO'
New York PoMomJoi
deC9 JirPC
HS, OySTKBCRApK
k do. Just rec’d and Ibrale at
Ud Tea Atore, Federal atmt,
BOSS ~
pREAM CRACK!
Boatoa ud Firii
VKANUSfe family Grocery
Allegheny.
bis. to arrive per BirYVin
JBOtIOK,
IMTOLASSES—IS
JItJL W*JHc*foc nk by
Je» . . (a
4400 lba. for a*le by -
~f.F*BBWrg«AOa.=
■T- corner TaatudliKo
SiKAWAXtfm
iiio. l ( by steamer Km-
iBOOUfI-^'duQ
Heating building's with waste
STEAM.
Ju3Ki*ti axthonv, church st. nsLotv KKI’D,
Offete ti>**-rTi. in put rijx-n in htiiM ■. >. !• i Hi. .tn » .«n«1
m Uu- iih; Irtlw* mto ii* niihlv »i.«l I*.» r •ina
bility.
'Vhi««* Sl' am i- iiM-d it c»»ti tiu’hio,; >.»• i 11 • I ii>-• in
laid,ami *ie warmed without iul (>»u> Qio
USTTKItS.
11.. o«u> A Co’S Loco W. *(.- i'. :2 lr*. *•
J W Amjiu.m K*q —Drar Blr:—Vi. «.l. !• » «<e
p}p<uc<l m ittj «*ur iirktins pipi-« (nr «»in.i..,
bum nai, *• aHcCrU t>) yu« 1 Mill *i .«•• :ii .1 u.-.* <*.n fe
churmi. ti). «.l «« are ntutn'd H>a( )...i bo- tii,.!.rvl
tthltO eftiCMnl kO J u« ful.
K»ienf«r* ih«y *cm <■( no u*»-» to in. wt'l-nn:*i pul up«t
COOfci.l-rnble«>XpeDK<>. ae.l chirr ovethnult-'! aitb.uM N-m in.
tod tbrv «ern abandon**!, a» thuy cliuSml il>e <.n*in» *nd
. era no boat; but un» ihor# &n>M« >'■ l>» no ilulinulty in
that roepoet, our chop 1* well heated. and the wi.rk npp*cn
to be w«ll donn. Hoenectfully youre, CT I’AI’Ul.
flip’t Of M. W. Baldwin’* l«fr-«>tn.»tiTi* Work*
GtBWJHTONIMIIIfI.Oct )?. I' , fc w .
Mr. J&sirn W Avtnont—lb-ar Sir—Your f«™r of th*
lllh inet. has txu-n ruci'ived, and sboolrt bra received tny
attention «trtier, but could not for want of time Yon
«r|«b to kaow bow onr pipes Id the «ton*i\*ora aurw«-r the
pnrpoeo f»r vbieh they were lutendeJ. I would riv they
work eltnoet’lo pmectlon; we ctn c*>ntu»l tin rufous lo
make toy degree of hoat desired in a vrrr short tinio. A.
Buchanan, tbo mao who osca tbetii, triU uie lo* c*u raise
the beat to 00 degyeea In t-n minntee after Mtiup in eloaru,
and says he doea net know to what blight bo c»uld raise
the beat u hr never has bad ocussioti to te*t llu-ii full ca
pacity. Uu thinks Mm heat could Ik> r«i»-ui blub enOQgta
for our purpose withhulfthe quantity of pipes. It rnpiirra
watching to prevent the beat from liaiog toohluh.
Jalt;dlw YsWta, vetj truly, UARRISON MASON.
0"LI> ESTABLISHED - PIANO DEPOT.
NEW MUSIC JUST PUBLISHED.
a- .-
U'ml SavoOur President—new national snn,~...
Steadily On We Go—J. P. Knight.
Thfeadsol Gold—M. W. Bade
Boddlo Desele Leo—Scotch
Trip Lightly—A. W. Berg -
bailie Oome Up— comic song
The Green Treee Whispered Low aud Hlild
The Beating of My Own Heart
The Spell tint has Bound hie—Gou. P. Morris.
Ob Abe not My Heart If it Lore Thee ...
Maggie of Nantucket
True Love Never Dies—Edit. L. liiiuo
One Smile From Thee.
No, TCanuot Forget Thee
Jeoole’ll Be Thy Bride
iftw otnT&a Bonus.
Uow Cheering the Thought
Gipsy CoontMi
Jeptbas Daughter
noun awn man.
Lo Carniraldo Veslse—□. W. Ernst
*r “ '*
Air Yarie Opus-10 (Rondo’s Air) Rode
Inspiration Waltz—piano
Popogeno Polka..
Danbnrg “
Pop tbs Question—with colored ligtbograph.
Souvenir do I’ Ameriqno-i-Schnlhoff.
CHARLOTTE BLUftIK,
118 Wood «1., 2d uoor aDo re bth.
Musk united free of |v«tage J»l2
goldmedalTianos
MBLdDEONS and harmoniums.
oaioxsmo & 80N8’
GRANDy SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO FORTES.
Hce*n.CtHOKRREKO A SONS, Bj-ton. hare msdo and
distributed to purchaser* throughout the United
listen and other countries, upward of
Twenty Thousand Pianos.
They hare been awarded at thn different exhibitions In
thb conn try aodKorope.Ttirrty-Etgbt Gold and
Silver First Class Medals*
They rerotred Cram the Penosj Irani* State Fairs hold at
Pittsburgh la the years 1853, )85C*nd 1818, the FIRST
PRIZE MEDALS over all cntnt'Clitort.
Also, the PRIZE MEDAL from the World’s Fair, Lon
don, 1851. ,
FOR CHURCHES AND PARLORS.
ITirat Prize Gold nnd’Silvec.^Jedal
SELODEOSS AND HARMONIUMS,
MASOS £ BAM LIN, ZJocf-m,
Ten different style?, from SCO to Re
commended to be superior U. all <-th«* by Drs. Lowell
Haaon, Thalb«rg, Mm*rs-Ge«rgp J. Webb, WlllUm
Mwua, Oeorge f. Root, William R. Bradhory,
B. F. Baker, and nomerone others of the
most celebrated musicians of tba
country. Atotritd th* Firtt
Priti at crery Fur •«
which exhibited.
FOR SALS ONLY BY
11. U. RYAN.
JOHN H. MELLOR,
POLE AGENT FOR
CDICKERING & SONS' PIANOS,
AND fe.
i/ASOX A' ffAMLIN'S
MUZ.ODBONB AND HARMONIUMS,
In Pittsburgh and Western Pcnn’a.
Ho. 81 Wood Street, (Wdt Side.)
Hetw*wn Diamond Alloy end Fourth itmt,
50,00(J cop,B * ii <S , " TED
THE OOLDEN WREATOI
Edition Xov> Jfradjr 1 1
No Urate Cock has ever batn published which has, to fbs
«ua« period, altalosden great a circulation *» “Tbe'Golden
Wreath" Th» reason of thU will be apparent to nil whn‘
exexaloe ite couU-nta, comprising,
RASY LESSONS AND ATTRACTIVE EXERCISES,
WIT U
TWO nUKDBEO OF OUR REST SONOR,
Which coet In Sheet form fifty Dollar*, Inti which can be
bad in this volume (or ONLY THIRTY CENTS'
Aa aSehool Bonk it 1* unrivalled.
«.Aa a low pt iced Tolu me it l* a mliicle of cbfapnrta.
Published sad for eale by JOHN 11. BJKLLOR,
At Wood eL, between Diamond alley and 4lh el.
eent by mall to any nddreee, poet paid, on re
caipt of <0 cenU. jal:dlf
FRESH ARRIVAL
STBINWAY’B PIANOS.—Just
*d,an Invoice oft few very enpeiinr Stelu-TV V | II
way Piauoc; among otbera, a THREE HTBINOEPSQUARE
ORAND, of eeren and a thiid octaves, and in an elegantly
carted Lon la XIV caaa. Alan, aereral plain neten and etc
and thmo fonrlbe octave Square Pima.
U. ELKBKR A DRO,
Sole Agent* for Stninway’e Pianos, 63 Fifth at.
are respectfully Invited to give na an
early call, aa the eQpply of tbeee flne Pianoa ia quite Inade
quate to the demand. jelt
'WALLACES' FOUNDRY
AND
Mill FarnUMng Establishment.
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, SALT
•PANB,ttILL GEARING, Flro Brick, Machinery, Pol
leyeand Outing*. of all kind* made toordor.
Orate Bara. Sean Weights, Mill Inna,'Proof Staffs;
Anchor Bolting Cloths, Gum and Leather Belling;
Portable Flour and Corn Uilla—the best In use;
French Burr Bant Mach Inca, need in ' the city milla and
over the West; scour the grain, take out the chess and re
move the smut halls .before they are broken by tho beater*.
French Burr MIU Stone*, mad* of eeleeted block*.
Patent Shingle Machines—cot 10,000 to 20,000 per day;
Roeo’s Patent Water Wheels, used In TOOU mills, haw
as tnnch as the over-shut, and twice as much aa the moat nt
the other Wheels In user, with an equal amount of water.
Oatalogoraef Wheels given to all who want gearing. Of
floe No. 319 Liberty street, PHUbargh.
■elliAmdAwT W. W. WALLACE.
AMERICAN IIOUSR* BOSTON,
IS THE LARGEST AND BEST AR- Eg
ranged Hotel In the New England Statue; Is cub- cB
traily located, end easy of aerees from all Ibo routes of
travel. It contains alt the modem iaprcremint*. and
every convenience for the comfort and a< cc.mm»dation of
the traveling p'ub'tc. Tho sleeping rooms ara large aud well
ventilated; the suites of rooms are well arranged, and com
pletely furnished for families and large traveling parties,
and til* house will rnntinne to ho kept as a first class Hotel
•In every respect. Jall:ily LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
Trusses and supporters—The nf.
fllcted should bear in mind that but one establishment
In the city manufacture! these article*, and they, should
also bear in mind that they are told at much lower rates by
the manufacturer* than by mere dealers In the article.—
When desired, Trusses will he reads to order or repaired.—
Examine *1) others, then call for a good Tran,at
J*3 CARTWRIOIIT A VQDNQ'fI, t*4 Wood at.
SUNDRIES—
-76 tons Colon Furnace Coho Iron;
$0 do Valley do do do
100 bbls. N- U. Molaseur;
00 kegs No. 1 Lord;
10 bbla. Butter,
blacks Feather*;
100 bus. White beans;
100 reams Batting Paper,
In storeaud formic by WATT A WILSON.
jal& No. 2CS Liberty at.,
DTLER’S WRITING AND COPYING
INKS—For fluidity,depth ol color, freedom from mold
and durability, these Inis are superior to all other* manu
factured lotUs country, and Bitty equal to Arnold’s London
lake, bat much lees lu price. Retailer* supplied on liberal
terms. W. G. JOUNBTON A Co.,
doS Stationera,67 Woodst.
ELOOR OIL CLOTH—Of all widths, from
24 to 264,-aud of a superior quality, for sale wbele
eato and retail by . J.AILI'HILLIPS,
de29 - 26 aud 23 St. Clair street.
A LL WOOL DE LAINS, FIGURED AND
J\, Plain Merinoes, Irish PodUqs, Fancy and Black Silk*
Black all Wool do Lain*, Plaid Cashmere*, Coburg*, Par
mettas, to bo found at BURCHFIELD k Cm,
noIT North east corner 4th and Market ate.
Of) DAGS K.Y. DRIED PEACHES;
&\J 16 do do do Apples;
100 bus. small whits Beans,
In *tor* and fbr : «alo by
de32 WH, BAG ALKY, IS and 20 Wood it.
TVTJSW EDITION.—The American Eclectic
JLi Practice of Modldna by J. G. Jones, U. IX, extended
and revised by Wm.Bberwood, M. D. 2 volt. 8 Vo. 800 pp.
, KAY A 00,66 Wood Street
/BOLTON'S ATLAS.—Any poreon wishing
the above celebrated worksta greatly redue
edprlce,wfllflodoueat DAVISON’S, 01 marketsteet,
PERFUMERY —I have just rec'd a large
supply of Lupin's celebreted Kxtaacts being superior
to any other, and also, a large rapply of Pcrfamery of every
description. j*lB JOS.FLKMINQ.
TvRIED APPLES—3O bush, clean Western,
I / received and for sale. 185 liberty afreet.
T*lB RIDDLB, WIKTBAOO,
"OLOUR —A choice selection of brands of
T Extra, Extra Family aud Superfine Floor constantly
on hand and for eale by . HcBINE A ANJEK,
Ja4 No. 124 Second at.
100,000 I££ BWCK for 6al0 ' CMh
7 iiiTcnoocK, jrcnißaY a oo„ ,
. de2 lCflocond street and. 161 Fronts*, j
OAIK BRUSHES.—A , largo supply ol
French, ExtgUsh andAiurkau Calrßrnabaejatt re
omredhy jen JOS- PUmmo,
BEANS —C bbta. OrmbenV-Bcaiu roo’d
|.y«C-25 aah j.
iHisccllanrous.
•PITTSBURGH, PA
A* o’CoUccUoq of Untie itU norarfauMd.
r u/nle by r -T
f&x fAßjngPoqt* 00,
jFot Sale.
SPLEN DI DPRn'ATKRESIDENCBEI
VoR —Hix'.nli-'rHKT iuton<l»nj£ t-»
l>«rm .iiontly nl liia |>lact> o«ar Kaat Liberty. ofl«*r* for •*!*
hn n-mlrnw ah rli" Hvcti.lliatifc, .AtlpcbMi? City. Tli*
b»n<v lit* ull th« mcvh rn iui|<roT*tnoulp. Apply to
KbWAItD RAIIM. at Kraoiot A R»1>B»\
Pitiic.MDsiiip mtiL Kim sack.
'PUIS VALI’AHLK un«l c.=-gjg
JL I*’**, b-rtixTir tlio r»'*iJontn» or tilt Into Hon. Air J&3L
BKKTIMI.MTTN liMutol ,u. tl.o rivir, ut
.'*;>riiu;liiil t .«tvil<i|-. I'ujcllr luotm, ia Dow t.lW«nl
1.. r «4l«*. ThPtrtict oonslati .-f«ora*' ’
IUO AOkK-?OFP L,A.N r L>. •
<>( which i* under h high stare o: "ihlt ivstinn.
w i*.h tiisnietcu-) Improvement*.
The Old Fatnily'PYßlitiion.
with r> pairs, can l<• in vi» one of sh<» moit Bgretdiie
r«*hl*-or»* in iho wn.*ti*rn cunntry, aud noalil aunt ad
mirably }-r it largo hotel, A frw huniirt-l >«r>U
fri.m th- ln'tjiK> th«r« nr*! several
CHALYBEATE SI*UI N (i S |
gushing <a»l <if a snltij nch, ■ Uur.ted ttiA hcnntiful vale, ih,« j
water* .>f wtii.-it hiv* l ivs »ml prumxuKM equal j
In their U)oJ>,lr.„) \iihs-s t,* the farlxtT><*i Bedford Springs. :
Tilt* property U »cc'-Mil<lp by river or railroad, being !
wilhiu tho limit®.if *To?b waternavigation,aod only some 12
or 16 milpn Irom t; U would prove very attractive
a* a place OfenuitiM-i r-.-inrt. tho x'cnrry in tne neighbor*
hoed l.x-ms l*iM and loiiiiuitir, and the tire: nffurdlßg op
j>ortxi».ity f«-r bathing and fMiit.i; f.wil man nc.-**lible
position undwrlie* the whole trar.f.
The property will I* wld un" liht-ral Wu* For further
Information, apply hi W ». KMILIMI, H..j,..rhiT. II-
HcMH-LAN, atHauk uf Pittsburgh. jalviphn
I* JOifSAIEOR'RENT -Avery .lorir-PB
* able two story Urirk Dwelling Hen**, in
order, with cuand water fix I tin*, aitnatenn Colwell street,
No. 69, Sixth wanl. Price Very low. Lnqoiroon the prem
ises, or of jalS . WATT A WILSON.2M Mho. ty at.
F~ OH SALE.—A handsome Dwelling PS
llodw, No. 17 Podurnl street. will) tho two ad- Jgjm.
Joining Inisof ground, Improved wllli ahntlo tree**, Ac., lor
garden. Alan, two Tenant House* in rear on a paved alley.
; Apply hi JAfl. M. BROWN,
| 1 Ja4:2wd Exchange Hank, FifUi street.
FOli SALE. —Tho undersigned olTern
for sale hi* property in the Borough of Sowick- jjjß,
loy; a flue largn Brick Dwelling House, Kmme Bam and
Stable, Brick PpriugUouM,Ac.. with from ten to forty
arrra of ground, a* the fuirrliaaer may dreiro. There la a
good Orchard of rhoiro fruit, ami the grounds about the
House are ornamented with shade trees, shrnbbery. Ac. it
is a mo*t desirable property for a conntry home, and will
be sold on very reasonable terms. Por further particulars
enquire of J. W. K. WHITE. Attorney at Law, 100 Fifth
street. Pittsburgh, or «f tho *nb*h-rilx*r mi the promise*.
- delflidtl R. HOPKINS.
T?QR SALK—IP2O urres of finely timbered
/T' land In Pallia county, Ohio; well watered, If! miles
Irom Qallio)toll«, mllw from the Ohio rive*. Will b«
sold low for cash, or will take good Improved city property
either in Pittsburgh or AMegbeuy City. Apply h> GKO. W.
BUNN; South side of Ohio street, fill door west of the Dia
mond, Allegheny City.. jal
Family house for sale,—a “hand
twmo Roan, six years old; a pacer under the saddle and
a trotter hi harnesses porfivtly.safbfora lady or child t«
rido or drive; will not scan) at llio locomotive, military or
any city excitement; will stand without t**iog hitched, and
i* warranted perfectly sound; to lx* sold only for went id
a so. Enquire at the Stove warehouaeof
aed T. J. CRAIG k CO., l.'UWnod at.
SALE.-r-A tract of land containing
I ntoeaud one hnlfncrcs, situate on the Fourth >?lr*-el
lUhul, atcnl three mik-s from the Court Will bo
w>M low for nob Inquire <•!
HUSH A MACKEN7.IR,
ncl*<:dtr AtCya ut Iji«. No. 60 Fourth *tn>.‘t._
170 R SALK. —Houses and Lots in Pitts-’
burgh and Allegheny cities and adjoining Borough*;
several h*nd.«omo country scabs and Farms offlifTerent urt s
in every direction, and at various price*. *om** very good
ones. Also, a largo qrianlity of Western 1-aud for sale or
trade, persons wishing to purchase would do well to call
and examine ilir* itegwter; aud those wtsliiug toAell to have
their places Registered at GKO. W. BUNN 1 ;* Heal Fatale
Office, south side of Oldo str«t, .Iddoor wcstoftbeDiaracnd,
Aileghooy city. drS
E' INf. COUNTRY RESIDENCE EORga
SALE OR RENT.—The subsertber ofTcrs for sateJES
or rent that delightful Coobtrv Sent, now occnpled by
Adam Reinemau, in lieeerveTp, adjacent to Allegheny
City, comprising eight acre* of chtdc" Inii-J, with modern
built Brick Dwelliugof 14 rooms; tireca House, Spring
House, Barn. Stabling, Tenant Hoove, Ac. Pour acres are
under Orape, which promUea to !<o the most valuable Vina*
yard In the county. Then) ore several hundred Prnlt
Trees, Apples, Pear *, Cherries, peaches, Ac., most o{ which
had been imported at great co*t, sud are in fine condition. —
The whole Is prime land, highly cultivated and improved,
and aitnated in apositiou eommaudSug a flue view uf tho
two ettfes and surrounding country.
repair n. n. kyas.
Ohio Land for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale section ton,
towubtp 12, rang** 10, Stark county, Ohio, commonly
kpuwu m M lk>wmnu’s Section,” containing 040 servo. It la
(ita*te«i Ihrve miles *MI of Massillon, on the State Hoad
loading to Wooster, and wtthin aUxit two mil™ of tbn Pitta
burgh, Ft. Wayue and The nonih, end
and north-east qnartnm are partly clear'd and improved—
th« remainder in eoren-d with superior timlx-r—ami the
who> ts well waterwl by springs and miming streams
This section is considered the finest body or land in the
oocTjty. It will be Hold nndiTtded ot in quarter* to Balt
Earohaim. T<> those who doeirs to inr<Mt to real estate s
Piter opportunity in rarely offered.
J. B. SWEPTZER,
No. lot «Oi sueet. Pittsburgh.
oc2fi:d»wtfT
lOWA FARMING LAND.—The subscrih
era offer for aale on favotabl-s term* six hundred icru
Choice Land*, situated in Wright and Hancock coon ties,
•itfaceot to lines of Railroad* »owln course of eonstruo
ti.m, and on* (net only two ini Ira from Ooonty eeat.
The abnre will be. void low for. caah, or exchanged for
Cumins land* lu this or adlolnto? counties.
nt»«l McIIANE A ANJ KB, 124 Serenrt rt.
Valuable City Property for Sale.
THAT very desirable lot on Water Street
and Redoubt Alley, nnxt to John Irwin A Sous, being
120 f**-ton Water and ♦’ront street*, and lddd<u-|> nluiig the
Allay.
It wftl bo aold together or ip loti of 20 or 24 feet each. .
For terms,(whirl* will bo made easy aa to payment,) ap
ply to . JO3BPII 8. LEECH A CO.,
mrbdlf > Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
Tarrant's’ effervescent selt-
EER AI’FUVENT, pion an entire uew principle
from a late and accurate analy via of thee* lebrated Seltzer
Spring Id Germany. TbiamocbMiwxnedand highly Tala
able preparation will not fail toeffectually remove Pytpep
tla, affection*, Ileadache, Heartburn,
Aridity of the Stomach, Cc*tiveo«fl, Hhenrnalism, I/>*a of
Appetite. Gravel, Nerrona Debility, Nanaea oi Vomiting,
Affection* oftbo Liver, Jtr., Ac. A larae aupply juat recM
by JOS. VLBMINQ,
dc22 Corner ot the Diamond and Market «t.
H - OttDAV aiFTS—
r<Xtfol(Oß,
Fancy Inkktandt,
Paint Boiea,
Writing Desk*,
Port Wimua'e*,
Divice (i»r 1M.9,
WH. «». JOHNSTON i. CO,
&T Wimml at.
PRODUCK, PRODUCE.—
T 2 pit kb. fcLxtrft quUity Itoll Uniter,
>ii bnelis. Red Potatoes,
2U “ Western Dried Apple*.
t(»> “ While Beau*,
«'*) “ Ear Corn.
10 tibia. Onions. fur aalu liy
d«7' H.IDDLK, WIKTftA (»., No. 186 Lihsily
FLOUR, Ac.—so Extra i'lourf
10<T do Kttra Family Floor;
, too do Superfine d.»
it*) l>ua. small white Poatic
.TO do Dried Apple*;
& bbla, Turnips;
125kugs picked Butter;
50 bbla. Meaa Pork.
For tale by o<sl7 IL BOIHSON A CO.
6 FARM BUS AND GARDENERS— Uu
Bed Sub at Ibo Central Planing Mills, Water »tm>l
near the poat-clflcc, Allegheny. We have a splendid lot of
Ftot Bod Sub on hand wbicli we will Belt at the vory loaesl
rates for cash. Formers, Gardeners or others wasting such
articles, shonlt) gire tu a call. Saab, Doors, Moulding*,
Fraws, Ac., mad* to order. Carpenter work of all kinds
attended to at Oio shortest notice. Scroll Sawing dime.
J. ft 11. T. PRICE, Central Pinning Mill,
Water street, near the Poet Office,
dcOO Allegheny Cjty, Pa.
Blank books, •
Journals, Ledgers,
Cobh Books, Invoice It.mhs,
And every description of account l«tokj on hand or mndn
i order, <d the fincet |«per and in the best manner, by
WM. Cl. JUIINSTON A 00.,
ilnJO Blank Book Makers,, 67 Wood stric t.
iiKiaovArr “
JAMES WILSON having disposed of Ajj9
nh Hat and Cap Store Room, No. PI Wuotf
baa removed bis stock of Uats and Capa to hla flat Store on
Federal street, Allegheny City, opposite the New Savings
Bank,’where may be found a largo n.-isortnunt of Huts and
Caps at very minced prices.
Ccrroai&a ass friends take Nonet—Tim present stork
must be sold to make room for Spring Goods. dolfi-dtf
UN DR l ES—Hemlock Sole Lea then* “
Oak Tanned do do
French and Domestic Kips and Calf;
Upper Leather;
' lining, Binding and Kid Skint
Tanners’ Oil;
Galloons,Shoe Lasts, Ac., ic.
A largo and click* t>tr<k for salu by
dolO WM. WILKINSON, Liberty sC
ONE CASE EXTRA HEAVY CANTON
FL ANNULS RECEIVED TO-DAV—Also, good Jo only
10 cents per yard, at store of Burchfield A
comer of Fouithand Marketstrcets: who have alio received
new Prints at cts.; super Shirting Muslins at
aod who nfe selling their entire stock of Ladies' Dree
Goods at greatly reduced price*. dc2S
Sundries—
-12 bbls. extra fresh Roll Butter;
6 boxes •* •* **
4 bbls. choke packed “
19 kegs Lear Laid; 3 boxes froth Egg*;
IQO lba. peared Peaches; 19 sacks choke Onion*;
3 bbls. •* “
now receiving from R.R. and Tor sale at 165 Liberty it
Joj BtDDLK, WIKTd ft CO.
SUNDRIES— 3 bbls Roll Butter, prime;
10 do Cora Meat;
6 do Dried Apples;
25 do Small whiteßoani.
In atom and for sale by ATWKLL, LEB ft CO-,
do3o No. 8 Wood slrcrt.
HIDES— 300 Dry Flint Hide?;
275 do do Kfps;
120 do Salted H«d«4;
'9O Orson do Calf Skins;
«0 do do Poto* Kip*.
In ttor* and for paIebySPRIN'QBRUARBAUQIIft CO,
No. 2W> Liberty street.
OSTER’S NEW SONGS—
Badly to my Heart Appealing. Price Srt cts.
My loved one and tnyowo. “ 3® “
Thf above are the last publications of the popular com.
noaor. 8. C. Foster. For sole by
JOHN 11. MELLOR, 81 Wood at.
*»_MaileJ, post paid, on recnipt.of the above price.
RY APPLES AND “DRY" PEACHES,
pealed and tmpealod, in ttoro and for sale by
jul I3AIAII DICKEY ft CO.
SHAWLS, Drees Goods, Needle Work and
Domoatlo Goods of every varletyjwlHng very low tore
dceo stock. C. IIANSON LOTB, T 4 Market at,
2 GROSS NESMITH (English) WATER
PROOF PASTE. —Jn#t the thing for this weather. In
■tore and for sole by WM. WILKINSON,
JaL •! 217 Liberty Btreei.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES
10® htida. prime N. O. Bugtr,-
| 100 this, do do Molasaea,
Arriving direct from New Orieona and for sale by
dels LITTLI ft TRIMBLE, MS Becond et.
1 oa BAGS DRIED PEACHES, 22 bag*
L <v\J Dried Appletand 8 bag* Wlilte Bean*, Undin*
Cn>mttMß«r St-UHiUfbritleby [WH.BAGAI.ET, -
ins . • K oc ig^ n aa?WooJ»tf«i.i.
FRKSII ROLL BOTTE&UobUa
prime; 2 do freah Bggt; 200 iki Buckwheat Ftotf'rTn
et« per aack; S nam'd mdfbraa** «*®*
LPwcty itrwl , Id« 31) UIDDMS, wm«*gg^,.
TTVTCS. FRESH CHARLESTON
TJOUND— Ap»!rcirFD*Corra irhiclittia
#otfc;s.
CrvmiiAL Celebration.-—At a
K*ucv»l meeting of the admirals of Sou. BOUO>
«»»*»«"«*■
- “■**! In.lt.Soa bo utoti&d to «U
*“>■” Bard, to -celebrate faUca*
** •*«*?»*•
t-iotot. c.n ,t tv, Bt.Cl.lr lIoM,
jalvltjoJS CPAS. ARBCCHUL Secretary.
„ p ‘‘. ubQr^ J “«Myiaih,i»»./
fT«»SBALSi» Proposals for fumishine Plafo*
“■«v Y for Dray*, Wagon*, Carriage*. Ac., ,*>.,• ..
ssr-
Opxmuik.’romct^TTT 5
PilULorgb, January 13th, l&sa, ji
Proposals for supplying tho bqy
tni departments orthoCKy offtitabnrgatHUi. Sta
tionery and Blank Bocks for one year, will be tecclyad at
tin* office onlil the 21st ln*L Sample* <-f tho following
enumerated articles must aecompnnyeseh bid. Ruled Cap,
Letter, Record Cup ami Commercial Noto, Tapers; Arnold’*
Black and Red Inks; Steel l*sn« at-d Pcjvboidrr*; Quills,
Sand, Knrelopee, 4 sires; Blotting J'heal*. Cedar Pencils,
Mucilage, Buler, Blank Book* per quire, plain and ruled,
according to form*, to Lo fhrntehod by each department.
]al4’dtd HENRY LAMBERT, Controller,
urnct or PimfOCßnu Gas Co, I
JOth January, 1859. J
trS»Divn«ESD.—The Trustees of “The Pitts-
U>£r harub 0m Company" hare this day declared a dttl
dend «*t FI VB PKR CENT, on the Capital Stock, paid In on
the fint day of July last, payable to etockbolderi .or
their legal representative* on demand, at this office or tho
Cotn|M\«iy. jitll'.'.’ail _> J AMES M. CHRISTA, Trrss.
OfFics AtWfißMi Vattsr I
Pittsburgh, January 10,1859, t
fp~»T<iF. Annual Meeting of the'StockhoUl-
U'v rra of tho Allegheny Valley Railroad. CotnpanyvUl
beheld at their Office, NKVILLB H AJ.L, career of Fourth
mud Liberty streets, on TUESDAY, the Ist day o( February,
1860, at 11 o’clock a.for the purpceo of electing a Freni
dent and alx Managers fur tbo ensuing year.
A statement of the ilfulra of the Company will be pre
sented at tbo nunc time. - Jalttdtd J, UlB3ON t Bfc'y.~
irS»Dn-iDr.xi>—CmzEsra’ Insdeance Con-
ritrr,—The President and Director* of thU Compa
ny hare this day declared a Dividend or “Ten Dollars per
Share” upon the Capital Stock: Five Dollars payable to
the Stockholder*, or their representative*, on and after the
23d inst, and Five Dollar*credited to their rtock.
do2o:2otd SAMUEL L. UABSQKLL, Secretary.
aStants.
WANTED —To Merchants and;Manu
factures*. —A competent. BOOK-KEEPER, üboee
time is not fully occupied, win attend tp Posting Hooke,
making out Accounts, Partnership Statements, etc. Any
of our bnaineM tuou whom* business •will not justify Uietn In
employing a Book-Keeper regularly, can have their bosloeas
attended to promptly. Id a thorough maonf*-*' 77»*
best of city reft-ronce will be given, if required. Addrm,
jaB;<llm BOX No. 379, Pittsburgh P. <).
W V—Who Wants Money?"—Want to
tpOV/UU piir.'bate $B,OOO or slo,ooodollar* worth of
Bouds and Mortgagee. A pply to 0 KO. W. BUNN, eoutb-eida
Ob lo street. 3d dour west of the Diamond Allegheny city.
3To Uft.
IX) R RENT—A 3 story Brick Dwelling,^
' No. 131 lVjiifl street, above Washington. ApptyjEa.
to jaSOOltd* BAKEWKLL. PEAKB A CO.
—Two largo first-class
JL t» l-t, with *ll the moderii Improvement*.
IUTCnOOCK, McCREERT A 00.,
Jail No. 122 Becond and 151 Second et.
LET—A three story Brick Dwelling^
I Hou»e. rcntal'ning 0 room*. No. 44 Conan-ea street Alii.
Enquire of j*l4 IVATT A WILSON, Uhurty at.
TO LET—A small Brick Dwellings*
Uona<'. four rooms, on Centre Avenno, (Miners-JS.
nlln road ) Enquire of Ja!4 WATT A WILSON.
TO LET.—That desirable boßinessflH,
stand, with dwelling attached, on tho corner of JggL
Liberty and O’ilarra streets, well adapted for a family gro
cery store, being ecrujded a* soth for the last fourteen
years.' Enquire of B- 11. KING,
j*n!4 No. 211 Liberty atreet.
TO LET.—A comfortable brick dwell-gk
log, containing six rooms and finished garret, eit-JEa.
nato on O’Hara street, l-etwees Liberty nud Pvou. .Euquiro
of (jaUJ R. IL KING, No. ’MI ÜbfTty >U
TO LET.—A large well furnished duelling
with all modern improvement*—for rtintlow toagood
tenant. Jul 4 IUTOHCOCK, McCUKARY A CO.
FOR RENT—A Room situate in Gazzdm’s
Building*, corner 3d and 21arfeet on the tvcond
floor; snltahlo fur an Icmrenco or Agency Office.
jal3dlw A W. OAZZAM. •
T? OR REN T
JC A FINK WAREHOUSE, No. 65. Market Street,ad*
Lining N. Holmraa Sons, fluiah’ed and shelved in the best
manuer from cellar to garret, tur wholesale and retail dry
goods hustneaa, with or without a large three atory Ware*
house In tho ro*r. .TutlN WAY, J*, j
dtllrdif Sowlckleyvtlle Post-OfliC*. f
auction Sales.
P. JVL DATTOt Auolioneer.
Commercial Balre No. 54 Flllh^gtroet.
jDVENTDRE MrNING CO.~STOCK>At
L. Accskutv—Tbis (Thnraday) morning, 20th insL, at 10
>ck>t
old by order of Jamea M Cooper, Treasurer,
■ shares stock In the Adrentnro of Michigan
tiled for non-payment of nweasEirnt.
M P. 51. DAVIS, Auct.
NCLAIMED BAGGAGE FROM STEAM
vJ BOAT JAMES WOOD At Auctlou.—On Monday after*
noon, Jan. 24t(, et 2 o’clock, at the Commercial Bales
Rooms No-C4 FiDh eL, will bo sold, on accoont whom it
may conce,-n, tof pay. charges,, before the
above date,) 2 triink*, 1 valise 'nod l aack. contain,
log clothing, Ac; also, 1 superior hnuting caw silver
watch. Jal4 P. M.DAVIS, Auct, .
FURNITURE At Auction.—Will be sold
on Saturday, Jan. 22, at 10 o’clock a. K-, at the' dwell*
tog of Alex. Irwin, in Woods’Bow, on Marburyst,by orikr
or Wm. B. Foniyth,assignee, 6 walnut bslr bottomCtaslra,
1 contra table, 1 divan. 1 stand, 1 bedstead.
jaU P. M. DATX3, Acct '
STOCK P., Ft! W. & C. R; R. at pritats
sit.*, in lots to salt purchaser*, by
apl P. M: DA VIS, AnctyKo. 64 Eifthst.
AUSTIN liDiiaiS k CO., Merchant!’ JSiehanje.
rpo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—WiII be
1 sold at the Merchant* 1 Exchange, on Thursday even*
log, Jan. 20tli, o’clock,
sl,tOd Bonds Lawrence County, issued to Pittsburgh and
Erie Railroad Company.
$l,OOO Bond Lawrence County, by
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO,
J»2Q ' Stock Broket*, 68 Foorth «t. ..
STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS A
CO., AT TTIR MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE EVERY
THURSDAY EVENING.—Bank. Bridge, Insurance and
Oopper Stock, Bond and Real Estate sold et prrtdlo sale
at the Merchant** Exchango by
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO.
Notea, Drafts and Loans on Rea] Etftato negotiated CD
reasonable terms by AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO.,
■"'*l ~ Stock Note Broker*. I*2 Foorth at. .
Penn Instltutf'S^^^
CORNER of Penn nad Ilancftck‘Streets.*—
The ensuing term will commence ou TUESDAY; Slat
Inst. A limited number of popUa may obtain, admission/
Term* for Tuition and Stationery, $22 per sesslofe of twenty
two week*. an2Ltf J. M. SMITH, Principal.
IMPORTANT TO CONSUMPTiyBSi
DU, CUURCIIILL’S DISCOVERY I .
TIIE II Y P O PD OS Pnl TE s
of LIMB, SODA and POTASH,
AHFCCIFIC DUIU>TTODTninuniSRf 0/
C ON STT3VXI»TION- :
THIS new and important Discovery in.!
tli’o treatment or rticzscoLoaia fCbnanmpUon) wm
made by the celebrated Dr. John Francis Churchill of Paris,
and first communicated to the French Academy of Medicion
in IRSG. Ilhsa fc«jea adopted and is now-used ihrooghont
the Continent of Europe with unprecedented success as a
cure and proronUUre of this most formidable acuargeot
tho Untmußsco. The Iljpoj'hoapbltes are recommended by
lbe moat eminent Physicians ot New York, who prescribe
It for thojr patients. . . ,
So long m 1555, Dr. Churchill, by a lerieS of edantiAc d* „
: doetlons, came tothe conclusion, tliat tiioprorimaie mute,
or at nil ereuts, an essential condition of Tuberculosis
(Consumption) woa a decrease in the system of the pbuapbo*
rus it contains in a oxygenizable state. Ueocohe drew tha
obTioas Inference, that the means of eating the disease eon
silted in restoring the deficient element*.
For this purpose. It was necessary to select some com
pound of phoephorus which ihcnW best the ssrae Unteoxy*
disable and utumUabie—that b,capable of enlet ing into and
forming a part ot tho system. Tbeaeconditianswer* fbosd
to exist In the flypophotphitix of Lime, Stuia <md‘Potash,
which seemed beet to (nlfil the two requisites ot orydatitm,
or combustion, and assimilation. The use of the Ilypopbas
phtUs shows three preparations to have a two-fold specific
action. On the one hand Utey itureau the principle, what
ever that may be, which constitutes nervous force; and on
tho other, they ore the most pcncerfulblood generating agents
for superior to any hitherto known.
The Physiological effects of their use are shown by an in
create of runout pourer sometimes even from the first day.
of their administration, together with an unusual fading if
comfort and strength. The appetite inceases often hr an ex
traordinary manner.. Th& evacuations become rtgular and
moro ; abundant; the perspiration*. If any bar* existed,
cease tleep becomes cam- and prefound. All the general
symptoms disappear with a rapidity that Is truly marvakras.
A®* The Ifypopkosphitis, as preecrihod by Dr. Churchill,
are now for the first U two offerod in mchemicavg pure form
in the United State* by the undersigned,
Brice $2,00 per bottle, In a concentrated form, by mail.—
Three bottles will bo soot for $» when ordered by Express,
Itis also pat up in large. bottles, ready for use, when or*
dated by Expruw or private baod. . Ample directions ae*
company each packago. Circulars ud all. (tailed inform**
ttou may beobtalu«d by addrwslug (with a stamp enchned)
1 J. WINCHESTER,
Foreign Agency Office,
no3WSmd*wT *9 John street. New York/:
Check Boult*.
BOOTS and shoes,
CHEAP FUK OABR.
JAMES ROBB,
NO. 80 MARKET STREET, ?
THIRD DOOU FROM THE MARKET HOUSE, ■
Fall and Winter Stock of i
LADIES’,MISSES 1 and CHILDRENS’ BOOTS tnd SHO**^ :
MENS’CALF, KIP AND 00AR&B 7 Aoq Duv«f
BOOTS, 811088, OXYOBD TIES,
- gAWKHM. rwyrfAiy#*-
BOYS' AND TOOTHS’ BOOTB, BBOM/lS ~
, TOEDS" eobßb BHoia,
A Tory vaperfor utfeto ud txr* -
MiioataKtnrm, which fee irUI mH b/tiwf*** * rr * ;
•t very reduced prices far euh. ■ L
This stock comprise* on* of theUrg*** *
fonnd In way dty,taJtiblofor dty «? <
h*ring oTortwen^r
th»t he Cftn nowsolt sit tsste* ■
Remember the pise*. .Msrksrfltroti '.**—<■
no2S . &»**”****«. :>■
TlfißVAttf E fIOITB AND CORN MILLS'- 1 i;
H 0^ 1 , *rtW* *■**-&* to to* •.
X “Th® gftai &ft,«sd tatfe*good work,
r^2dS*ttmio^'®»berB * D * *w®'«Sni *ad
K iVlS?£3B*. ror«tortlfo.-8W UUHjiU
t&s&fi. • .T- »• »"**«?
■*»«**
TtoEd' WEATUEK GOODS.—Bcrcbti* id
■f ./ A o*. b»T» received * ®*rth«wq?pl>:ofjU»oi* Bmif s,
ototoß Flannel** Wool do ofencotan;. Blankets, Mett-eiut.
WMQCB'a Coder .WMT.aadarftMlUiictiMtr entire stock of..
. Goodset greatly reduced pric*e. ' . Jell:
Ii>LACK CASSIMKBKS—Bcucnmtp &•'
.;t>Oq'lmtooohaadao MaortaMutof Black OaMbsen*,
(Tib* Tuioeoe qoalitka, trhkh thay are eettisg .tmj 10w.. :
Also, French Ckrtfea and Doeskin* aod Oaaa&nerea for boy* ; -
,waar- •' •'■■•• • ;•' dtg*.:-;-.
gQBBLS. TANNER'S 01 store anC
2 bfcbAfcfc OUj parpoaet. For nl*
fet mi&waux, iU MbartyßUJ v.
rotwrt&r'bf*_a>ff«r»ct fctnd« ud
kgood wort*