THUBSDj
TmltHtmii or Wit." Sricui.MioH.-Thc
lesson isughlby thoremtsion 0f1357 UalrcaJj
pwliftllj forgotten, and ire scfem to beonthe eve*
ol another nra of wild speculation. Ibe abnn
dancoof money In all the eastern cities contrib
uting to iMfcpromoUon. The imports of last
wees at New York afford clear evidence of this,
as will be seen by the following comparison:
• ISST. ISS«. 1S&0.
Dry Goodie... „...«2J2Q,9fil t «»,*» $3,M3,c05
GnternS Umbaadise... j "71,735 2^21,254
Totsl for th* w«*k-.JC,M5,4ti2 !SUUO,OCO
Wr*Tlou*ty reported— 7»M3£*o 3,7*1.681 6,003,0*0
SJeco Jan. I—...—*U,loS£ll ifS,OM.CH $U,547,908
We were on the top of the speculative wave
atlhis time two years ago, and yet -it will be
seen that oar imports this year are ahead even
of that reckless year, notwithstanding the pres
ent depressed condition of trade everywhere
throughout the country.; -.Hi would be idle, we
suppose, to utter a voice iof warning against
such inconsiderateness; the almost that can be
done Is to note the facts and wait for the 1 catas
trophe.
The bulk of this large importation of foreign
good, is of manufactured articles such as could as
well bare been m-unfacturtd in this country as
abroad, if we had a Uct iff that would afford suf
ficient protection to our manufacturers. This
our democratic administration steadily refuses to
give i and hence, while paralysis has fallen opon
our domestic industry and thousands upon
thousands of mechanics are idle, wc, a tiordy
nation, able to do all our own work, are sending
abroad to boy what wo ought to make at horns,
at the rate of six millions' a week! Is not the
pictures mortifying one ?
Tina Tiitrtt Millions. — The open avowal in
the late democratic caucus of a determination
to tteal Cuba, and the news from Spain that tho
Cortes is unanimously against any proposition
to sell that island, demonstrate that this govern
ment has no intention to buy, and the Spanish
government no intention to sell, Guba. What,
then, can the thirty millions be for, which Senator
Slidell proposes to put into tho hands of the
President i' Tbo Washington Stnftx, a democrat
ic paper, says:
, . “Opportunely for an intelligent judgement on
the $80,000,000 proposition, we have authentic
information that tho Spanish government will
repel bur advances for the purchase of Caba
with scorn and indigoation. The ministry have
declared an inexorable resolution to this effect,
and they are sustalnedby the unanimous vote of
.the popular representatives. After this demon
stration, will any man persist in the attempt to
acquire Cuba by the means proposed in the Sena
torial caucus? If in the face of an indignant
remonstrance from the Spanish nation. Congress
shall determine to deposit the $30,000,000 with
the Executive, Republican journals may well
assert that tho money is intended for some other
object than the purchase of Cuba.'"
The 'object to our mind is plain. Uis to fur
nish nivast oorruption fund with which to cany
the next Presidential election.' It can bo no
honest object; of that (he public, can rest well
assured.
Con Butt.— Tho North American of the !lilh,
has the following in reference'to this noble
hearted slave:
“Bon Butt.—lt will be seen thattbis devoted
friend to the people of Portsmouth, in the day of
their desolation, has renewed the advertisement
of his appeal for assistance to enable him to
redeem himself and family from servitude.
“The contributions by the charitable, to Bob's
freedom faud, are not so large as his peculiar
case merits. Only about a fifth of the required
sum has been contributed, and nearly half of
that by the members of the Corn Exchange As
sociation.
“Bob will return to Portsmouth on Wednes
day next, and upless his well-wisoers bes«ir
themselves, the poor fellow mast necessarily go
home disappointed We have no donbt, how
ever, that the-fund will yet be made up here. It
is said that fhe people of Portsmouth will apply
to the legislature of Virginia for a special act,
allowing Bob to continue to reside with them
when he shall become free."
The services which Butt rendered were ex
clusively in behalf of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
and yet the people of those cities fend the poor
fellow to a northern community qthich has al
ready contributed thousands in their favor, to
beg his reward. The “chivalry” that would be
guilty of such ingratitude—that would permit
itself to remain a debtor to a down-trodden
stare—is f not worth talking about. The
same class of]peopic who thus requite faithfai
services, would justify the shedding of the
blood of a friend and neighbor who had
given the] slightest insult. Poor Bob! bis
only hope for help remains with the mnch abused
people of the North—whom, we ore told, eboold
take lessons in courtesy and politeness from the
chivalry of the South before they can “pass in
good society.' 1
KroSAPriNG.—The telegraph has been bring-
log us accounts from Leavenworth of excitement
, growing out of the arrest <?f a fugitive slave
'' in thot ! cfty. -According to (he telegraph,
when ibe slave was arrested an attempt tu
made io rescue him, bul-bis caplora put him
in irons and carried him over'tho border.
Since then, however, it ia said tho_LeavenworLt»
men pursued JiU captors into Missouri and
succeeded in reecuinghim.
-The Leavenworth papers tell a different story.
- - The negro arrested was not a slavo but a free
mao, who was kidnapped with tho design of
selling him into slayery. He was carried out
of tbe'etty before the people hod time to rally
to his rescue, but they soon after followed the
. kidnappers into Missouri, released the negro
and put him beyond farther danger.
We shall have to adopt the rule, with refer
ence to these Kansas telegraphio dispatches,
whieh we have heretofore pursued with refer
ence to those based on the authority of the St
■ Louis Republican —reject or brand them nil as
t ■ bogus. _
-Pxmtic Pbihtish. —The public printing for
the term of three years was 10-Jay allotted to
A. B. Hamilton,~at Ibe rate of a fraction oyer 9
Dents per 1000 ema, And the earoo per token for
press'work. —Harrisburg Ttl.
We know nothing of Mr. Hamilton; hot we
do know that no man can hopesUy afford to do
woTkat these prices. Erery thousand emahe
eets for the Stato costa him (Ar« times this sum,
and erery token of press work double. 110 can
not sare himself from loss without a resort to
trickery alike disreputable to himself and the
Steta which permUe it.' .
' Stats Bask or Isoiaxa.—The Supreme
1 Court of Indiana baa decided that the charter
of the State Back is legal and constitutional.
The Coort wasaskedlo set the charter aside on
the ground that it was obtained by fraud, but
the allegation seems to - hare had no weight
: 'with the Coart.
Tii* Coil Trade or Great Britais.— The re
ports of the tonnage of the B. 8. coal tiado for
1858 show a'total of 14,085,820 tons. The coal
.trad* of Great Britain, for the year 1857, prc
& total of 65,034,707 tons, of which 9,-
603,070 tons were exported.
A farmer living near Dadosyille, Livingston
was-awakened the other night by a
in his Stable, and seizing a club Trent out
XwlfoandAwoinen in the &ot of stealing his
horse, and inquired “who is thero ?" when one
' of the lhlet.es presented a pistol, hot without
waiting for him to fire tho fanner dealt him a
stoat blow over the head, which almost instant,
killed hits- The other thief made himself scarce i
'• There was about $4OO fouod on the body of the
dead man, bat nothiog affording a clue to bis
identity.— Oquaxcka {III ) Spectator. ,
'ScASOitT or Com is Askaht:**.— The Nash*
wslle Gazette »ys:
; ' Our Arkansas neighbors, it is said, are eofier
• iMfromlhe'wantofcorn. W« Inn.bend of
, • lSe shipment! within lie tut few doyatoeoe-
I ; enOof oar ciUxene who own farms m tt»t Stole.
1 - In’o letter borne, one.of oar most respeeteble
. .oUtseu writes tut he, is entirely oat of that
.‘epedee of; grelo, oad to present hie bands from
-- 1 jmffsring It must lnimeaistsly. .-: *
" . Weeoood triolof ibe Dsy.on brothers, in
-"inmb Comity.-JBcMgen, terthonatder offlefr
jSdni bM MSuUed ia *. wrdict of mpidn .io
> i-fl* sHjond dteWe; 4 The mniderni wete ijno
< Tint fellows, wbi els) toed tint tbey >Uled &«r
sister lit obedience to- of Ood.
Ibe defense mode WM lb*t *b*X rw*
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T MORNING, J* N '- 27 • 18y ‘-
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Tli..L*rviPco^Aii«lrlav.l>Hgciilty« ; / : ;r' Scabbt fox'Nnv Yontt— : The an- '
(Tromfe London lime*, jin. t:j“ * ""! pUumnt ftrt fas jut ten dmtopod—lt or io j _™~~
.11 „ ! * * i be hoped thnt thrtstomsebs ot motion enUr»>ill ALE,
U. iW ‘ nothin the 1 ooTl disturbed by lb. announce- ’ V
Jj! wi p^bo of displeasure B , eDt _ lhll „ U hin the past few week, (be enr- j
ngninettto government of Aaelm Ibe other day, , of 1200 dieened .beep hare been sent to 1 n ‘” » "*O. »i«s» v>t or
by the Emperor Napoleon, giro but a mourafol (hb m „ kct from DatcheB , county. A dlseaae NEW VALENTINES FOE 1859.
preaage for the destinies or the year on which , lf , he „ K , b ,.. it „ p[ , M rs, ha, seriously af- __. . „ ' , ,
we are just enlertng. If we pot and* all mo- fMttd a> flMks o{ the Kiuthess eonnty formers. Wl, " h <,<r " fct rel ' “""
menlaiy topics of Irritation, and look merely at As f4sl „ a lbß disease mode its appearance, the 1 LOWEST PKICES,
the position and interests of the great Powers, nnrortnnate T i c tims sere killed, divested of their To thk tbam.
Uterirds no Gule room fot apprehcxuion. The aot j the diseased carcases harried on to
tesalt of the Crimean war has been undoubtedly fc othßm The police hare had their attention $5 tlo . , fn
to place Austria in a poaition of isolation. She lled t 0 lhe fact and uisto be trusted that a*’ 1 ’ nd 1A , . .
has UUle claim on khe good offices of the Allies Bmrchill jnT „ij„ ti[m will be made. There. Wlr .rraojed ..d . «orrm,nt to »ch bo,
whose outlay of blood and treMore she might hw b< ,* n n 0 made yet.-V. 1' Tim,. )■-! . nuitT a mssn.
I have saved had 6bc been so minded; she had but •- .
to speak the- word, and the swords, already half - « Tn«®t»tr :
drawn, mnst hare been returned to thsir scab- | Fbm Sta ” <^ aA, i“7 * Josenh’
bards; and yetßhe took part enough m the snb- , Missocni.—The Free Stale men' °|. S ‘ t :
aeouent croceediAa thoroughly to alienate Rus- i Mo., held a public meeting last week at Smith s
sia and maktfherbitterly rfpeot the assietanee ; Hall, for the purpose of organising and taking
of 1849. The memorable events of that year I steps to contest the mnnielpjE election with the
left no donht ns to the Tulnerable Bide of the Em- i Pro-Slavery men, at the coming city election,
nire and pointed on Hungary end Qalioia «; They rescind to start a paper, as soon m Mstga
fieMa where, if the oppor- lion opens, to advocate tht.r cause, and pledged
tnnity is well chosen, the attack is easy andion-1 themse v M to give .1 a hearty and substantial
quest almost certain. support.
On the other hand, the traditional policy of Qaiiblchs bs boutb fob Pike's Pbak.—The
Franco, which datesfrom the invasion of Naples Dei Moines Stole Journal ot the 15th says : “A
by Charles VIII., now almost 400 years ago, party of men, with a lady and children, passed
naturally leads her to consider the possessions through our city the other day, en route for the
of Austria in Italy with inonrablo envy. France, goldmines. They had three wogomt and a bug
within living memory the Queen of all Italy, gy, and among tho loading were, wo understand
cannot view with complacency her occupation • a billiard and roulette table, a quantity of U
reduood to the narrow precincts of Romo, while qnors, and a fast horse accomf anted the train.
Austria in addition to her own dominions, occn- Enlightened civUiration is en its march west
py the Papal Legations, and reaohes her hand ward!
to protect the odious domination of Naples. Wor Thb King of Holland has recently appointed a
la anexcuse wanting. It seems to bo the char- J©w Professor of Ancient Jurisprudence in the
aoterof the Lombanifl to be tame and gentle in Leyden University. The name of the new Pro
war, but noisy and turbulent in peace; ana just feasor is Herr Joel E. Goldsmith, who is the son
now, perhaps owing to tho confidence inspired by 0 f r €T _ Emanuel Goldsmith, a resident of
an attempt of the Austrian Court to conciliate Now York.
I their good will, they are more than usually tio- m - -
1 lent in their demonstrations; and havo done
enough to cause from,' ft moro war-dike race the
apprehension of a serious outbreak. Then there
is the kingdom of Sajrdinia, with its hopes, its
ambition, and its revenue, reody on any intima
tion of support to thrjow the die once mbre, and
strike boldly for the crown of Italy.
Such being tho position of Austria, placed be
tween the two greatest military empires of the
world, both avowedly hostile in feeling if not in
act, it does not appear In what quarter she is to
look for allies. There is, indeed, Prussia, which
would naturally be unwilling to see France com
, mence that career of conquest which might lead
to another Jena. But there are powerful con
: siderations on the other side. The frontiers of
Prussia are exposed to both France and Russia.
The Italian dominions of Austria are to Prußfila
a matter of indifference, and she .might view
without dissatisfaction the humiliation of a
power which has so arrogantly asserted her su
periority in jthe internal politics of Germany.
There remains Lfaen England, whoso relations
towards Austria at this moment are of a friendly
nature, and whs certainly could not wish to see
the. partition of Poland acted over again by
Franco and Russia at the expense of her firmest
and most persevering ally in the great struggle
against Napoleon. But Austria must well know
lhat from England she can expect no help in a
war waged for the maintenance of her ltalinu
dominions, and that no statesman, whatever
might be his views as to maintaining the balance
of power would venture to make such a propo
sition to the popular branch of the British Leg
islature.
From this review it would appear that should
France and Russia come to an understanding
with each other as to a concerted attack on Aus
tria, Austria roust look forward, at least in the
beginning of the war, to an isolated position
and tho defence of her extended dominions,
with no allyjm her own side, and with large
masses of popnlar disaffection on tho side of her
powerful assailants. It is the knowledge of the
dangerous position in which Austria, is placed
between powerful enemies abroad and disaffec
ted subjects at home, that gives to the language
I and demeanor of the Emperor of tho French an
I importance which they would not otherwise pos-
I sees. We sco the anger—we see the opportoni-
Ity of' gratifying it. Wo see, both in Russia and
France, animosity strong enough to tempt them
to act if there were no opportunity, and oppor
tunity easy enoegh to soggest the enterprise if
there wero no animosity. Vet well and wisely
, considered, the part of true prudence would as
i eurtdly be, on the part of Franco and Russia,
not to yield to the Lcmptation which offers i
itself. A hundred years ago Franco and Russia j
combined with Austria to partiton among them ■
the dominions of the Great Frederick. Vet it:
was their destined victim, and not they, who
came triumphant out of the seven years war.
AuslTia has at this moment in Italy an army
well disciplined, well officered, and well equip
ped, fully equal, man for man, to any army in
Europe, and directed by different heads from
those of Beaulieu, Wurmser, and Alvinzl. Rus
sia is in the very crisis of ft great social revolu
tion: and has more to hope, if she could only be
brought to that conviction, from internal pro- ,
gress than external conquest. Tho position of j
the Emperor of the French is no doubt full of
difficulty.- His vast army presses for action ; .
but if he makes war he is making reputation and j
popularity for others, and mast himself bear
the discredit of its unpopularity and its burdens. !
He cannot, like tho first Napoleon, conceal the
pressure of his government under a halo of
military glory ;he cannot make'-war maintain
itself; be cannot offer emancipation; he can
only proffer one despotism instead of another,
i How long France would endure the weight of
I war taxes, the derangement of her-in duslry, the
, ruin of her rising commerce and manufactures,
! bow loog Enrope would patiently submit to the
1 spectacle of a new French empire recommeo
i cing Its career of conquest, remains to be seen.
I The liberation of Italy might serve as a pretext
to begin the war, bat would be soon lost sight of
in the dread of a war of aggrandisement, the
1 effects of which Europe has not yet forgotten,
i Austria might make peace with one of her
antagonists and be fonnd folly a match for the
other. War, as has been truly said, is like
a ball, you know with wboni you begin the
dance, but cannot tell with whom you will end
it. However this may be, one thing we hope
will be clearly understood : Let cot those who
are now agitating the mind of Italy, and seeking j
to plonge her people into a struggle to which
wheo it has really come they have always shown
themselves wholly unequal, either imagine them
selves, or lead others to believe, that they have
in the contest any assistance to expect from this
country. We have bought our experience, and
we mean to profit by it. We have sympathized
with many peoples, and lent more or Itss active
assistance to many revolutions, but the resell
has uniformly been the establishment of a gov
ernment nearly as bad as that which it
the borrowing of millions of money, which are
never repaid,and a species of rabid hatred against
us as their benefactors which no injuries could
ever prodace. Italy contains nearly as many
people as these islands. If they wish to be free
let them unite, and, when united, let them fight
bravely for their liberties. But if, for tho sake
of national independence, they will neither
forego their national animosities nor confront
bravely their common enemies, they must be
unreasonable indeed if they expect us to inter
rupt the course of our peaceful progress to do
on their behalf that which they have hitherto
shown so little disposition to do for themselves.
Tne bids for Ibo ton million government loan,
at Washington, amounted to $31,000,000, from
fifty-foot different parties, who offered rates of
premium ranging from one-quarter Jo five per
cent. Jt was awarded to (be parties bidding
from 2J- to 5 per cent, premium. The previous
instalment of ten millions of the loan authorized
by the same bill, was taken in August last, at
rates ranging from 104.12 A to 107 03, as fol-
lows:—
$228,000 at 104.22 J
4,896,000 at 10113' to 105.C0
4,850,000 at 10100 to 100.00
20,000 at 106.00 to 107.03
$10,000,000.
The diminishing revenue, the failure to amend
the tariff, the prospect of an immediate $30,000-
000 expenditure for Cuba, and n still larger one
hereafter, have combined to impair the credit of
the government and redace the rateß offered for
this loan. But for these circupßtances the bids
would ( probably have been higher than tboy
were lost August.
K. T. , Jan. 15.—A1l is quiet on the
border. No force is congregated anywhere.—
Montgomery never crossed the Missouri border
in any of the recent difficulties. Brown, it is
understood, has left the border at the request of
Montgomery. The people over the line arc
frightened yet and needlessly by those who de
sire to get up a rumpus. Many slave ownors in
their terror have fled from the border counties
to Texas with their slaves. It is estimated that
over one thousand havo thus been carried off in
the past two weeks. So the nullifiera who are
raising a civil war alarm on the border are prac
tical emancipationists. The Governor of this
Territory is in dally communication wHb your
Oovernor, but neither functionary has yet found
out what is to be done, or really what is the
mailer— St. Dem.
Suspicion or Foul Play.— Jtrria Clement, j
Esq., produce dealer at Lakeville Station in this
county, left that place about two months since,
on a trip through one of the adjoiniog counties,
to boy some clover seed. He was spoken to
about a week afterwards, iu the railroad office
at Massillon, where he purchased a ticket for
OrrviHe, intending as he there remarked, to go
from Ornrillo to Coshocton oounty. lie has been
to Orrville, beyond which, and since his arrival
there. no tidings hate been had of him} lie
ports that’, he had; absconded, had obtained
money dishonestly, . &e.» were freely circulated,
and for ;*while, g*nerailj bettered, bat thew
reports hsTt been proren falsebythose who
undertook iail&vftetJgaUori into Ue afitiri,*:end . nr .„. j, -
Clement has £een anrdered, and Me- body f*-' ® ’ to j?£ks
€***%:Rtgittfafyv " cornerrnt
DIED—On Monday evening, tlio 2-tlh lent, Mr. MONT
ROSE MITCEELTRKK, Jr.
Tho funornl will take pluco TQI3 DAT (Thursday) at one*
o’clock, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. Js*.
Patton, Jr., Federal street, (near tho bridge,) Allegheny
(3ty, to proceed to Allegheny Cemetery. The friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend. *
Cmtovic Diarritcf.a.—Wc linvu in our pos
session tlio certificate of a respcctablo citizen, testifying
that bo «<i* entirely enred of this dreadful dlwnse by using
Hxrkan's Holland Bittrrt.
We shall take pleasure in showing tho certificate to any
person dotiMlug this statement.
GtCTtOMl—Be cnretyi to ask for Ikerh&re’a Holland Bit*
ters. The great popularity of thUmodidco bu iodneed
many imitations, which the public should guard against
purchasing.
at $1 per bottle,) or six bottles tor %&, by the pro*
prIeUnsBEKJ.PAQB, Ja; A CO-, Manufacturing Phann*-
eeatistaaori Cliomlata,'i7 Wood street, between Ist and 2d
■ti-.l’lttsbnrgb. and Druggist! gontrally. j*‘.U:dAwF
Business (Ittiangcß.
Notice of dissolution of CO
PARTNERSHIP —Pnblic notice is hereby given that
the co-partnership horetofore existing under the name,style
and titlo of CaiMß, WanswoaTß A Co., Engine Builders, in
Allegheny city, consisting of MatthewCiblgu, Baml. Wads
worth, and W. 8. M’lntcsh, as partners, hat been and is
hereby publicly declared dissolved; so that no one. nor any
of mid r<> partner* U allowed or authorised to contract any
more d»;bt». liabilities or obligations of any kind, in the name
of said firm ot Cridge, Wadsworth A nor toeollcct any
claims, before n receiver is appointed, and notice thereof
publicly civrii. hATTUKW GRIDGR,
Ja2o:twd*wdlaw SAMUEL WADSWOUTH.
Allegheny City. January IS5l*. _
n. v. <mtowsT h. t. saaotaa.
GALLOWAY A BANDERS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AND
RADS, GALLOWAY A. BANDERS,
Real Estate , Collection and Tax Agents,
Davenport, lowo.
Gtrmvcn
Kramer A Rabm. I R. Patrick A O*.,
Springer Unrbangh A Co.| A. 11. Miller.
Dissolution. —The firm of Ravage &
Adam, of Enon Valley, Lawrence county, was dis
solved on the lit lost., by Beoj. Damage purchasing the en
tire Interest of G. It. Adams in raid store. B. Homage is
alono authorized to settle the bunneet of raid firm.
Knon.Jan. IT, IS£>9—ja2l-3td
UNDER TBJS NAUB AND STTLE OF
ROSS & COMPANY,
HAVING recently purchased the extensive
COAL WORKS,
lateljr ownnl bo Mcflllrery A Smith, are now pit-pared to
fttrnlah Coal, at Utcir Dvput. immediately bolqw Ju. Wood
A Or** R/dlidß MM, in boat*, bargeecr va|oni. They wßi
al ao fnrnbh. with their owntrami, in either of tb» dIM to
manufacturer* «r private famine*, at renaonablu price*.
hare *r>cur*J tb«* tervlce* of JOHN BMITLEY,
who tut* had many year* experience in the C»ol tmatneaa in
he eapenty of Superintendent and aaleemin. jal’i.dly
THE undersigned have associated with
them. In the makufiwtnro and *ale of MtLaoe'a Vermt
f«Re and Liver DiD*, Mr. V. B. PORTRR The atyla of tbo
flrn will (pntlßWMbervlolixa FI.IMIMI BROS.
nttalmrßb. Janoaxy Irt, 164 i* —Jalvdtf
Dissolution of co-partnership.
—•Tha partnerahfp heretofore oxUUag between W • W
liradthaw anil T. J. Craig, under the nun* and atyle of T
3. CKAJO A CO. *u ibis day. January. let, IWU, dU*olv*d
by mutual eonaent. The book* of the firm will be "found
at the (44 atand. Cither of the oadenlgned are authorised
to nee th» name of the late firm in the aellleiuent of the ac~
Count*. Thoee havingclaim* aialnit the Ute Ann are re
queatrd to preeent them for aettlement, and thoee indebted,
w ill plea** make payment t 3 either of the ooderalgned.
TJ. CRAIG,
I i*ls W. W. BRADSHAW
THE business will be continued at the Old
Stand by W. W. BRADSHAW, who, thaokfnl tor paw*
Ui.in #o literally teatowcd un th« Ulc firm, wi«iU India *
ci>utinoan<-* of lb* aam*. aauriag all lh*l any order *lth
which b* may tefarorad-aball tntwt arjth prutnpt and faiih
fol atwolhm: fjalft] W. W. BRAXtoHAW.
TJ. CRAIG will continue to manufacture
i TIS and SOKETiBON WARE fat tb« praaent at tba
Old aland on tb* Hit atdd of ihi tKtnrel, No, 17, when In
.will te happy to (apply hi* old friend* and caatoman viih
anything in lb* Tin and Sheet Iron War® lino. Jobbing,
Kou&na and Spouting don* with prvmptn***. All order* by
nail will racejva ptompl atlaotlon. )«»
THE undersigned have associated with them
ta tl>« CbamilMkm Btulom* Jams* Fuun, late of
MuubtDTiUA. Ohio. The *tjl* of tb« Arm will continue m
hen-tofoto. NIMICK * CO.
alix. tunes.- —ja»p rmitt ww.t. rates.
NIMIOK Ac CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the nle of
Pag Iron snd Dtoorat.
drfeltf 95 WATER STREET, PITTMCSOt.
jB-fto asbtttißtmrms
DIVIDEND*
The diamond market house
Aeendetloii will pay to the (Stockholder*, is current
luoda, FIFTY PER CENT, of the original amount lor which
certificate* wore iwmed, with lateral, uutil January I*l,
]&>9. Tble, with the dividend* heretofore made, will teare
doe to ■tockbolder* Twenty per Cent.
Holden of certificate* will preoent them to JOHN MA
GOFFIN, Em]., ; Treunrer,«t the Iron City Hank, on or at
ter the Tenth of Febrwj next. '
Stockholder* who hare not paid in fall will be rvlailnreet]
(n the name ratio aeaboro eta U-d, without Intereet.
8. JONES, I*rc«Uent
Pittsburgh, Jao. 2Alb, IS#*—dtfcblQ
jpiKiRTANT Td RiVEK MEN!
OPPOSITION TO THE
STEUBENVILLE BRIDGE
A public meeting or steamboat cmltxiat men, ami
all others Interested In the free uavlgatiooof tb« Ohio river,
will bo bold at LAFATOTTK HALL, Wood street, on Pit!
DAY, JannarjSfctb, at l-Oo’cloek a. H-, to taho rocaanrw* tor
opposing the conotnietlon of lbs Railroad Bridga at Sten
tieiivlllo. Able speaker* wlllbeln attendance. Jndlsdtd
DROWNED. — Fiv* Dollars Reward.—
Drowned in the Monongahela river, war the point,
bolweoii the steamers Alma and Jfazel BaturtUy
afternoon, Jan. 2Jd, my sonTUOMAB, aged 10 years. The
above reward will be p«i«l .for the recovery of the body.—
Apply to tlio tmdtreiEnwL Hughes* Alloy, botwoen WooJ
and Market street. Ja3s:dtf JOHN_LONU-
PRES H’ ARIt 1 V A L
**’ OF TIIK
CELEBRATED GOLD BIEDAL
PIANO P O R T B S
The public are respectfully Invited to examioo the tplen*
did assortment of Pianos, now on hand from the celebrated
factories of
WILLIAM KXABB * CO* lUttimon.
I/AIMtCS BROS* If(W Tar!:.
IIALLET, DAVIS* CO* Button.
OmprisJngtbo
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
. PIANOS IN THE CITY.
Them Instruments bavo taken the lIIGRTT PREMIUMS
wherever exhibited to competition with others, and are pro
nounced by such undoubted authority so
S. THALBERG,
11. VIEUXTEMPTS,
M. STRAKOSCH,
G. BATTEK, and others,
Enual.lfnot ACPRR/O.R TO A MY IN THIS Ct > UNTBI'.
ALSO,
MELODEONS
From the celebrated factory of
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO.
The largest Factory in the World.
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
113 Wood 2d «loor abore Cth.
SHAKESPEARE'S COMPLETE WORKS
—New and elegant edition.—The plays edited from the’
Folio o(1023, with various read lugs Irons all the editions
and all the commentators, no lea, introductory remarks, a
historical sketch of the text, an account of the ow and pro
gma of the English Drama; a memoir of the poet, and an
essay on hi* p*ulns, by Richard Grant White, To be com*
prised In 12 volumes. Volumes 2,3, 4 and 6 containing the
ct.iiintllr-n tfow ready, for sal* by
_J“*[ KAY A CO., 6& Wood «t.
COHN— 500 bus. just re<r*d and for saio by
UKNUY U.OOLLINB.
POP-CORN —7 bus. this dav rec’d and for
*aie by Ja27 HENRY n. OOLLINB.
Buckwheat flour— so ska. for safe
by • j**7 iIKNILY H. COLLINS,
DRY REACHES—2S ska. just reo’dond lor
sale by JaL7_ _ lIK.NKY U. OOLLLNS.
DKY APPLEB—3O sks. rcc’.
by ; J»3I UENItf
-c’d,
4N RV I
Qcn BBLS.PKLME MOLA $1
/Vvv for nls by l J*27J JA3.
JQQ HHDS. PRIME SUOfl §
LACK and Fane; Dress £ ill
Plaids, Plain and Printed French fa
i delaines, Ntedle Work kfonnlag to
yjtfc*. ~7. :a~HAgmriA>ir
i hi
Her
;rux
f* •
gttoatAtTtianntntt.
INTINES FOR 1859.
CURB FOR CONSUM]
DR. CnLIICHILL'S DISCOVBBV I
Genome Piepwatlon of Dr*
J. P. Churchill’* Compound of
THE n Y P 0 P H 0 S P II I T E S
or LIMB, SODA and POTASH,
* BMCWC UMptfOATB* masrasr or
c on b tj; motion.
The great Chfcmico-Medical Discovery of
tbo celebrated Dr. J. F. Churchill, of Pari*, first made
known by him to the Breach Academy of Medlcioo about 2
year* ago, mark* a ne{r and Important era in the annals of
Now, (or the first time In tbehlstory of the world, bate
REMEDY been found that sondjftstrikei at the very foun
dation of Pulmonary Din xue,andby restoring the deficient
chemical tUmcnU of the 6i«xC,lncrea*e» the principle »A»c*
omiD'fnfw narvoui or vital /one, invigorating the nutri
tive thos not only CURES, butaino PRE
VENTS, tbo development oflhiahUbcrtomoet fatal Scourge
of the hnman race.
49»Cantlon to tbo Public.-®*
Various preparations are already In tho market, purport*
log to be based on Dr.CbtirchilVs discovery, against which
we solemnly ciution both tho profession and the pnbllc.
Let no ono be deceived, but ask for and aso only the pre
paration sold from the s la General Depot in the United
Statu, No, 40 John street, and bearing a/ac timiU signa
ture of J. Wiscnxma, by whomaloDo Dr.Cbnrcblll’a pro*
scription Is pat np uf a ozlublk as» chemically ruas roast.
In all Nervous or Scrofulous Complaints, Debility, Lom or
I VmiPovia, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Female Week*
I nesses, it is a aoreralgn and invaluable remedy.
49»READ THE TESTIMONY.-®*
From the X.y. American Medical Monthly, for May, 1863.
“Whatever may be our conclusions with reference to tbo
claims of Dr. Churchill, for the Hypopfaospbites as sovereign
remedies in tuberculosis (consumption.) Trans can ns no
OOCBI as TO TBS TALUS or TItSSB SALT* as REaCDUL AOnm."
from the Morth American Jfedicut Reporter,fur 1955.
“This Medicine Is scientifically prepared ami reliable
We have used (tin our own practice, In phthisis pnlmonalis,
: and other forms of disease, with 1 very satisfactory-result*,
j* • • * la case* in which this remedy wm
I given, thirty-seven were in the incipient, and twenty three
I in the second and advanced stages of consumption; the re-
I mainder were beyond hope. With the exception of the lat
ter eases, which were much benefited, ail but throe, which
are still doubtful, recovered perfectly;”
Pries $2, er three bottles for $5. 81ugle bottles only, In
concentrated irJutiem, tetit by mall. prepniJ,.when *(>ecialty
I ordered. All orders for three bottle* or over will he w-utby
| expreesatcoet of tiio party. Druggists must send their or-
I dera direct to the imdcnigprd, or they may have a different
and spurious preparation sent them.
I 49*Winchester’s Gonutue Preparation of Dr. Churchill's
| Compound of the Uypopboephlte* of Lime. Soda and Potash
I is sold at wholesale at tho eole General Depot, 40 John st,
1 but will be kept by all respectable druggists throughout
the Culled Slates. Circulars and all necessary information
given to nil parties enclosing a stamp. For convenience in
I receiving our letters, correspondent* are requested to add
"Box 2761” in addition to tberegular address as l»>low.
J. WINCHESTER,
American and Foreign Agency Office,
Ja?4:3mtlAwT[l»j 49 JobnBtreet. New York.
omoxmiiro & sows’
Iffrtl fffrt
UPRIGHT PIANOS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has ju*t roceiyotl nn
other of those beantlfol
HKW IPRIGHT PIANOS,
Late brought out by Messrs. Chkberlug A Bons, of Boston-
This instrument is of the same style and quality as the one
that attracted so much attention at our State Fair last Oc
tober, and which was Immediately sold to go Out of the city,
thereby preventing the subscriber from having tho pleasure
at sbowing it to many w£o were desirous of seeing the same.
The new upright is similar In shapo to the Boudoir or
Cottage Plano, now so popular In London and Paris, but In
every eawntiat of a good and substantial Instrument for
LASTcro, it Is far soperior to toy upright Plano, cither of
Foreign or Domestic manufacture.
The case la made of beautiful rosewood, and is an elegant
piece of furniture; the site about equal to aaznali bureau,
j and suitable for any parlor, but is more eepedally adapted
| to imoil rooms and places where a Square or Grand Plano
I would be Inconvenient tor want of room. Every means
I hare been made use of to give strength and fiumbUity with*
I out SRcrifldog tho toss, and Is WASturrxb to stand well in
B. RAMAQK.
l}. R, ADAMS.
Tbevosn it of the most pure and brilliant quality, ap
proaching as near a* possible to the unrivalled Grand Plano*
of the same distinguished makers.
The roues la clastic and easy, and the con pass full «*v
octaves of lbs same scale of the Grand Plano*.
Tbe prioe of the new Upright Pianos will U- frem {£so to
{so*—according to tbe style of finiiti.
The above Instrmnrnt Is tbe only one that the Messrs.
Cbickertng bare been able to famish since tbe oue sent to
oar State Pair, owing to the pressing demand lor tiw-tu from
all parts of the country. Tho public are re*i>ectfuHy invU
et to call and examron this new sod delightful in«tnm>eut.
A new supply of Chickertag A Sous' new scale seven oc
tave square Piano* will be received this and the coming
week.
FOR BALE ONLY BY
JOHN Hi MELLOR,
FOR
OUICK£RIKO% SONS' PIANOS,
ASD*
MASOX ft- ITAMLIX’S
MBLODEONS AND HARMONIUMS.
In Pittsburgh and Western Penn’n.
So, til Wood Street, (Wait Side,)
Ootwreo l»l*m.TTi4 A IKrry »cJ Fourth
PITTSBURGH* PA.
EKll I C k’ r s ’ PATENT' CAKPfiT
SffUPCS.—AcrntDoDHtic l&Teotlon, «nJ war
ranted to gWn tatUftctton. Jurt rK*trrd »t th* Osrprt
Btor* of W. M'CLUTFOOS. US Uukrt Btreet.
Oalj iyibt for (tie Uianhctunr.
x. x. yangirotTa,- *. 9. kacxixtosii
CRIDGB, WADSWORTH At CO.
IMPROVED PATENT
Oscillating Steam Engines
UiMqulled tor Ecnaany of £aet, Simplicity of (3 tut ruc
tion, Cheapnwa tod durability,
Offlo, ALLJEfIUENT CITf, North end Aqiwdtwt.
«»»_ Shafting and Polity* of ait size* tuida to order.
; tnylfclydJkwf
Phlladslphta Carriage Hanofactory.
THE subscribers have always oarges
bund a fine assortment of NEW and SKO-sc=3
ONDIIAND CARRIAGES of ratios* deaerjptlene and iniu
bU for lb* ration* purposes.
Orden from all part* of the conntry fronted with
irntnptncM end dirpakb. Manufactory and Yfercrooin*,
2M fmkUd float, lUn Olivd Arenoe
RKCKIIAUS, ALLGAIKRA PET AT.
N. B.—The “Ktcitange and Richmond" ruseoger 1L R.
ChrapaM the premise* erery few minutes. Ja2lniAw3/nV
"Whit aechlne Shell I Obj
ms GOOD REASONS WHY TIIE
LADS, WSBSSBB. & CO
Machine Conuaendi liMeli' ns the
Best in the Markut
Firxi — li i iota wider rmgt ef than any other, And
i* equally adaptedto the finat fabric, and the bcavleeltno"
ferial that U manufactured.
£rconi.—lt makt* a’kandeotno elastic stitch, alike oo
both tldca, and tiot liable to rip or break.
TAint—lt cao hem, bind, •Ulcii, quilt, and Rather.
fburUi, —H U simple in ile construction, eaaily managed,
and tx>l liable to get out of order
FS/Ut.— fu proprietor*, iu a challenge to other cawing
machine*, o&erod an award of $.,000 to any that would
*c.-oa>pllsh the Mine work aewell uud »« quickly, Imviug
It to tlleluU-rvsfed partita to decide; atui «*Ua challenge not
bating been a* yet accepted In good faith, the superiority
of the l«dd, Webster A Co„ Machine it cohdatively
eeUUlahed. . A. M. MABSQaLL A 00., Agents,
Jalfcdly Allegheny City.
Mason & Hamlin's Melodeons.
JUST RECEIVED—A new lot of Mason &,
Hamlin’* MELODKONB.
Fornto «.uly hy JOIIN 11. MELLON 81 Wood at,
Sole Agent tor Ohlcbfrmg'a rinmw, and Hiwott A lieml
Melo<l«oU\ j*X
PKQDUCE —12 bbls. prime Timothy Se
‘JO but. Dry Applet;
100 do email white Bean*;
<OO do Barley;
600 plecra Bulk Shoulders,
Received per railroad and for sale by
JaB finiUVER A DILWOItXI
Molasses and sugar—
-100 bb!». Oolden-Syrnp Uolaaeea;
60 do 8. U. do do
60 <k> Cruehod Sugar, >
In store and for sale by Ja24. WA'IT A WILSON.
2 GROSS NESMITH (English) WATER
PROOF PASTE.—Jo*t the thing for this weather. In
■torn and for aale by WM. WILKINSON,
j-i 217 Liberty Street
SUGAH AiND MOLASSES—
-100 hhd*. prime N. 0. Sugar,
100 bbla. do do Molaaaes,
Arriving direct ftom New Orleana and for sale by
del6 LITTLEA TRIMBLE, 112 Second
1 Of! BAGS DRIED PEACHES, 22 hags
1 Aw LI Dried Apple* and-S bag* White Beans, landing
from steamer fit Louie for sale by WM. BAtIALEY,
• Noe. 18 and 20 Wood etreet
ERESn ROLL BUTTER—IO bbla strictly
prim* 3do I*«b Bftr. a» Bockabmt Kloor_M
cts Derack: 8 Drest Ho**, Jo** rec’d and Tor tale atm
ÜbSt,7S.l fsStT BIPPUt. WUIIS4OO.
PARIS GREEN—2S cans for. sale by
B, A- FAHNESTOCK, A
Ja2d corner Wood and let »t
TTYXOS. FRESH CHARLESTON RIC)
Vy joat rac'd and for ale by ' . B
de2 3 Wtf. BAQALKY,IB iind 20 Wood it
FOUND— A pair of For Corps which th
MUSK— 25 ozs. for nolo by
B. A. FiBtHSTOOT * CO.
corner Wood and let eta.
Dry FRUIT—SO bus. Frimo Dry Apples;
Mda do do Peieuea,
- - |g£4 TV ATT A WILSON.
COFFEE— 100 bags prime Kio Coffee;
drt> WM. M-CUTCUBON.
M OLASSES—6O bbls N. 0. Molasses; 30
M M'CDICUBO*.
T Nu - 1
Land for sale
II COLLDta.
iSES, instore
>ARLEY—BOO bug. P rira “ Spring B<urle ;
> ill nor« w 4 fur nlo l-J H DAtiKM AMJWt.
'ALL BARLEY—WO bus. prime
*loyta»to™opdfof nloby MogAHEI
GARDINER.
JR, for sale b'
\G4BDUiE&.'
ATS! OATS 1—5000: btuhelsw
irrronoocK, iicObii
ilka, all wool
Urine*, Cobnrgi,
tooos,Ac.
K.7*M*rt*rt.
T AK1)—10 kega rime NOv
•1 Jagdfcr—toby . '
lonlderbbnd
B BOOMS—200 dosen best
mdbrMfefcr r &3Q
LUES A Ofc,
Mtriat itiwtt.
A CiSB. j
Tub subscriber respectfully
lofrtTtßf the public Ihal be h&actNM op bc*Jo, *od hi*
extensiTe
HOST &> fllNEa
FURNITURE
AND ''j
Chair Manufactory
IS ONCE MORE IN FULL OPERATION.
V«!eßtionpQt ap la lot* of
Hl* SALE* ROOM at proMDt, auJ until the Ist of April. U
SFLANS’S BTTILDINQ,
And directly opposite the POST-OFFICE, where Le loteu-le
Of every description made to order, and par
ticular attention given to the manu
facture of riain and Fancy
* 3
ial7:tap
ii
fcr
OF F I
PRODUCE 1 PRODUCE!!—
6 bbls. Prime Roll Bolter,
60 pilis, Chicked,
200 bos. Smalt Whlto Beane,
60 “ Onion*.
60 “ Dried Apple*,
60 “ " Pe*ch*a, bright halfe*.
60 bbl*. Bttra Family Floor, telert brand*,
Foreale by RIDDLR, WIKTB k CO,
j*22 186 Liberty etreet.
STEAM JOB PRINTING.-^
CARDS, •
CIRCULARS. 1
BILL BEADS,
BILLS LADING,
BAND BTLU>,
LABELS, AC., AC, printed at
short notice and in the bent attic by
WM, 6. JOHNSTON A CO. t ,
Ja22 57 Wood street.
WM. WILKINSON, 217 Liberty fit., Pitts
bnrgh, would solicit the attention of merchant* Tu
tting tb* city, and all other*, in making op tbeir stocks to
his very extensive stock of L EAT HE ft ant TANNERS’
OILS, which being purchased before the late rise, lie is
enabled to acll upou reasonable terms, He bis also the
most extensive assortment of LEATHER, SHOE FIND
INGS and CURRIERS’ IDOLS to be found Id the city.
Ja£Ldtf
HODGE’S NEW BANK NOTE PLATE
DELINEATOR—A complete; spurious and altered
bill detector, givlug comet prlntnl descriptions of all the
genuine notes of every denomination of all banka do'ng bus
iness throughout the United Stall-* nod Canada. Price one
dollar. JalB BAY A CU-.65 Wood st.
BROWN'S ESSENCE OE JAMAICA
QINQEII—Tb|» Ksaeoce In warranted to poveos in a
concentrated lorm nil th* tkluiil'li* pr.,pertim of Jamaica
Ginger, and will bo found ou trial an oxitlliut family med
icine. A large supply ju»t rerrivi-il by Jus. FI.KMtNG,
jal9 i-oim-r Uinm.ioi) »nd Market at.
M“ EYEU'S MIIUCULOUS VKirMINTjE
STROYKR.—An nut.iillng r*m*4y f.,r the .l..itruc
tion of rets, mice, bugs. ui„il.«. imulio*. ±e This!* supe
rior to any ether propnmtlun n<>w iu ii«i. It is not u poison
and It never falls. A large supply Ju*t received by
jtl* J 0.4. FLEMING.
P- hoduceT— ,
H bbts. Primo Roll Butter,
0 “ Fresh Eggs,
3 “ Country lUrd Snap,
100 bnsbs. choice Neehannoclc Potatfc*
250 •** “ Farmer’s Delights “
50 *• *“ Onion*. Ja«t retired and for a*lo at
IS:> Liberty Pt. I.y >l7 KIDDLK.WtRT* k CO. ■
0" “irsioiLslf "
2000 gallons W. B. Whale Oil:
SO bbla. Taanf ra'Of h
2000 gal la. Unaeed Oil;
600 do par* Sperm Oil;
200 do Elephant Oil,
T. H. KEVIN * CO, 24 Wood at.
SUN]
3*6 I
4H6
in-.
(A
M
CELF-MADE MEN, by Clio*. C. B. Sey
Q moor, many Portrait*, 12 mo. $1,20.
the book be placed io the handsof all youth by thol
parent*, aa an luceutivo to noble and virtuous actkm.*'-
fidttmvn jtm'riam. J. b. READ,
j,js 7* Fourth street.
COLD WKATUKR GOODS.—Burunyiti.u
A Co. have received a farther supply of those Heavy
Canton FUnnela, Wool do ot all colon; blanket*. Men auJ
Women* > Coder Wear, and are selling their entire stuck of
Fancy D t«i Goods at greatly red need price*. JaiS
BLx‘ CK CASSIMERES—BunciiriEU> &
Op hare on hand an assortment of Black Camimerrs
ol the vlrionos qualities, which they areaelling very low.
Also. French Cluths and Doaakina and Canlmerc* for boys
warn' d»22
HOLIDAY FURNlTURE—Children's Bu
reaus, Bedstaads, Chairs, Tables. Wash Stands, £t>d
Swings, all useful present* for the holidays, flniabnl and
for sue by T. B. YOUNG A CO,
d*3l ; No. 38 BmUh&ald street.
PRODUCE— 200 bus. small White Beans;
US do. Dry Ayp!e«;
ITimothy Smkl;
10 ktg» Batten __
•Ivd bus. M*rW-j t
ij 6UBIVKR A DTLWOBTH.
vNNER'S OIL, iu store and
term*.
d«>B '
Soaps and candles— ,
£■o boxes No. 1 Cincinnati Soap; |
Ti do . Palm de do (
XH& 16 do Faucj do do
40 ill) Star Candles;
2S do Sperm do
*"?*!» £?*
B OTTER AND LARD—
-23 koga good Packed Butter;
f> bbla. 801 l do __
10 ken Country Lard.
In atora anil tor aala by i«2l WATT A WILSON.
ELOOR 01L CLOTil—Of all widths, from
24 to 244, and of a superior quality, for* kata wbelo
hl« and retail by «/.A 11. PHILLIPS,
20 and 28 St. Clair aired.
!L«ri.'in«tOra
laUMmu.
CUKKD HAMS—Our own earing, I
nmsM afaltoen'aaduMl <«*'•■*.W«|
Klc«.teaJabV .. JiMO HOUIIB * 00, I
ccmrnntMtMwMalmli. |
{reality, ia store
*ki*?siiisu. ;
:£USMllaiuOttß,
NO. 04 FIFTH STREET,
After April Ist ho will be li-cate-J io
UNDER THE IRON 'rCITY COLLEOK,
keep fur eatu a flue aMortawut of every article
,n bis Hdo, end where lw will he pl«w«l t;
wait open blalrleuda end jmtn,L*.
FUHinTTTRE AND CHAIRS
K FURNITURE
H. U. RYAN.
IpRLES. —
Nsahrllle City Mills Extra Family Floor,
inixrd Corn,
* TeUow “
“ Whito « ,
“ '• Wheat,
“ Red “
bis Applet, to arrive on iteamcr Darotah and fc
ja]b ISAJLAII DICKKV A CO.
aiUl'loforgrMAicg purpose*, for nl«
VM. WILKINSON, AT Liberty 8t-
AND FLANNELS, home
utd Imported, of different kind* &ad
lo*k* »ttd fimt Good*, • Rood M*ort
0. UANBON LOVgr?-! Mfiket *L_
WHITING AND COPYING
dity, depth of color, freedom from mold
iok«»ro tupertor to »U other*nuum*
try,and fully njual to Arnold’* Loudon
In prlre. KctmUen loppllrd on liberal
W.O. JOHNSTON ft CO.,
Sfetiohere,&r Wood rt.
WATT ft WfogON.
All wool de lains, figured and
Plain Merinoe*, Irlab Popllaa, Sancy andißlaek Bflkj
Ulack all Wool de Lain*, Plaid Cnahmen*. Oobarga, Par
mettaa, to bo foond at BDBCiIfSLv ft CO*d,
iu>l7 Norlh-eaat comirrtth and Market eta.
on BAGS KY. DRIED PEACHES;
&\J u do do do Apple*;
100 boa. email white Bnana, ‘
In etoro and for tale by . .
de23 WH, BAG ALKY, 18 and 20 Wood at.
N' ‘EW EDITION.—Tho American iEcflctic
Practice of Medicine by J. C. Jonaa, M. DJ, extended
andrerlsed by Wm. Sherwood, H.D. 2to1«.8Vo. BOopp.
KAY ft OOn 63 Wood Street.
COLTON’S ATLAS:—Any person wishing
a copy of the abort celebrated work at a greatly reduc
ed price, will fludooe at DAVISON’S, |Ol Market ateat.
PERFUMERY— I have just rec’d n largo
supply of babiu'acelebrated Extaacta bejng auperior
to any other, and alro, a targe supply of Perfumery of a wiy
(j«criruo n .. j«is joa.njaiiNo.
DRIED APPLES—SO bush, clean!
tccrircd »tid for m!o. IRS Liberty ttreftt.
do l6 RIDDLE, WIKI'S k CO.
T?EOIJR—A choice selection of brands of
I 1 extra, Krtta Familt and Buperflna Floor
mi band and for nulobjr IdcBANB 4 ANJBR,
1,4 No. 124 Second at.
100,000 IS BRI
’ IUTGUOOOg, ITCRKERY * co .
4 1p2 lUSeoood atrmt ud 161 Front «t-
H' AIR BRUSHES. —A largo supply ol
French, KnelUli and American Haw Broabesjturt re
cit.hl «»y jrtB JQ3. FLEMING.
BEANS— 0 bble. Cranberry ‘Beans rec’d
ami forealo by M’BANR ft ANJKR,
124 8«od4 »lrwt
STORES SHELVED, Storefronts alter»*d,
repaired and put up in tbs Intoit stylo at tbs aborted
possible notice. Lean yonrordere at tlioCentral Planing
Mill, Water sL, near the Poet Offlce, Allegheny. JalP
CARPENTER'S WORK, Jobbing and Re
pairing will be promptly attended to by 1 earing your
ordarsat tbo Oeutral Planing Hill, Water tu, near tba Poet
OfflcQgAlleghony. ;
Ij^LOPR— i
Jj 360 bbU. Extra Family Flour, inspected;
160 do Buperfluo do do
In store and for sale by WILLIAM McCLTCHEON,
jal&dtf No. 106 Liberty street
SUNDRIES —50 kgo No. l—O Twist Tob’c;
100 fioxca Pearl Starch;
60 do Palm Soap; <
20 Kegs assorted Shot; ' ,
100 Pin Lcftd- Landlog from lUutncr Bt.
Louis and for tale by SUKITtt 4 DILWQKTH.
Flour. -100
100
100
POTATOES,
Y. PotitoM in atom
jai IirrOHCOOK.Mi
DRIED FRUIT-59 bags Dried Apples; 24
do do Poscbw, now landing lor sal* bf
Uo a> HOBtRT DICKEY.
CASHMERE PLAIDS at I
BUnOIIFIELD A CO’S,
Gorner Fonrlh and Market «U. ;
dnlS Only 25 qjnta per yard.
A l RARE CHANCE TO BUTS QUEENS
WARE, —It belug COT Intention to clow oor «tock In
th«, uiimond, Allegheny CUy, on tbs lit otliMnary not,
wswQl sell out tbs Mines of our stock of Qtjeeniwsir, Ac,
below cost. Jsll ritAKCB
HIDES— 355 Dry Flint Hides';
06 do Belled do
300 Green do do j
100 Dry Flint Kips,
In store end for sole by I, .
SPRINGER UARBACGII 1 00.,
j % 17 No. 209 Liberty strsst.
HIDES —W 6 Dry Flint Hides;
200 do do Elps,
’■■"‘""“'l&aB. EARB.DOBJt CO,
j 477 ' J •" • - No. 209 jdbsrty stmt.
TjVLOUR—22S bble. Extra Superfine tec’i
ITudforHlttiT wM.M*nctnoK,
•kV- 4 -
cfdrSah-
STEAMER ADELIA roB SALE. | JggfA
—Tfce Stem Wkeel gtauner ASuIAjM .
•ho now lira at tlrt 8L Loots wharf. la <t
low il applied for •ora. She fa 140 feet loofjfflfoetbjm,
6 lest bold, two 16 Inch Cylinders i%
sod a handsome Cbbio, well famished and srcoj cQUII p
erslly, Title indtapotabl©. Forfartherinfon»*ltoo»PP‘J
to CAFT. B. C. QRA*»
(Cate of Caldwell * 8r0.,1 Fitatmrgb.
FOR SALE—2OO acres of land in Lizonicr
tp, Westmoreland co, on tbe Grteoeburg
mil'» (ram Laugbllostown, 13 mils* from Latrobe; vr
tered and soil timbered. Will lx toldlw for c«ah,or will
trade for city property. Apply to GEO. W. BUNN, contn
tide of Ohio street, 3d door westof the Dtamcnd, Allegheny
city. ftg*
FOR SALE OR RENT—Onetwo story yf
Frame Dwelling ami of land, adjoining JqL
ibe property OfJohn Wright, Fit! tp. Price rery low. Jtn
qain of : JaS* WATT* WILSON-
S" PLENDID PRIVATE RESIDENCE 3
FOR SALK.—The subscriber intending to reside
, permtuentlyat hie place near East Liberty, offer* for sale
, Ills residence oo the second bask, Allegheny City. The
1 boune has all the modern Improvements. Apply to
jaftrtmd EDWARD RAHBJ, at Kramer ARalim’#.
FOIENDSIIIP”iULL FOR SALE.
THIS VALUABLE and beontifal'
late. formerly the residence of the late Son. ALju.
> BKRT GALLATIN, tituatod on the Monongahel* river, la
, gpriughill township, Fajotte coaoty, Penan, Is now bftred
’ for sale. The tract cons Uta of some
400 ACRES OF LAND,
moat of which Is under a high state of cultivation, together
with oumeroai improvements.
Tbe Old Family Mansion,
with some repairs, can be made one of the most agrcoble
rtsUencas In the western country, and would bo most ad*
lUlralrfy suited fur a Urge hotel. A few hundred yard*
from the bow there are several
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
cubing oat ora solid rock, sltnated ina braatiful rale, the
waters of whlcb haTS been analyzed and pnmonncwl equal
in their medicinal rirtnee to the Ur-famed Bedford springs.
The property U accessible by rirernr railroad, being
within the limits of slaekwater navigation, and onlysomeld
or 16mQcefn>mUDioatoira. It would prove very attractire
as a place of summer resort, the scenery in toe neighbor
hood being bold and romantic, and the river affardingop
portunlty for bathing and fishing. Coal in an accessible
position underlies the whole tract. _
The property will be eoldoo liberal terms. For farther
information, apply to W. A ENOUSH, ftq,(irtoT. B.*
McMILLAN, at Bank of Pltteburgb. JalSmao
OR SALE OR RENT.—A very desir- £■
able two story Brick Dwelling Boose, in good JqL
order, with gas and water fixtures, sltoateonGolwell street,
No. 69, Sixth ward, Price very low. Enquire on theprero-
Uea, orof jalS WATT A WILSON, 263 Liberty it.
Fob SALE.—The undersigned offers fgfl
for tale his property In the Borongh of Bewick* JgA
ley; a fine large Brick Dwelling Doan, Frame Barn and
Stable, Brick Spring Uouae, Ac- with from ten to forty
acre* of ground, aa the pnrcbaaer bay dealro. There la a
good Orchard of choice fruit, and the ground* aboutlhe
Bonne are ornamented with ahade tree*, ahrnbbery, Ac. It
ia a moat deatrable property for a country home, and will
bo aold on eery reasonable terms. Forffurtber particular*
enquire of J. W. P.WHITK, Attorney at Law, 100 Fifth
RtreeU-Plttaburgb, or of the subscriber on the premises.
dolGritf K. HOPKINS.
V
<OR SALE—32O acres of finely timbered
—w land InGntll* coooty, Ohio; well watered, 10 mile*
Irom Gelliopolie, milt* from tho Ohio rirrr. Will bo
eold low for cuh, or will take good iroproTfd city property
either in Pittsburgh or Allegheny City. Apply fb OKU- IV.
BONN, Sooth «ide of Ohio «trt et, 3d door wc*t of the Die*
mood, Allegheny City. J**
Family horse for sale.—a hand
iodr Roan. six years old; a pacer coder the toddle mod
a trotter in harness; Is perfectly tafe for a lady or cMld to
rtde or drive; will not scare at tbe locomotive, military or
any city excitement; will stand without being hitched, and
Is warranted perfectly aoond; to be sold only for want of
use. Bnacire at tbe Store warehouse of
acA T. J. CItAIO k 00., 134 Wood at.
'OK SALE.—A tract of land containing
Jj nlDoandonehalfeeroa, altoateon the Fourth Street
Uoad, about throe milea from the Court Ilonae. Will be
sold low for cwb. Inquire of ;
man * Mackenzie,
Att*ya at Lew, Wo. 60 Fourth street.
Fine country residence form
SALK OB REST.—The subscriber offer* for —' !■»
ur rent that delightful Country Boat, now occupied by
Adam Relnemeu, in Reserve Tpadjacent to Allegheny
City, comprising eight acre* of - choice land, with modern
built Brick Dwelling of 14 rooms; Oreon House, Spring
{loose, Barn, Stabling, Tenant Boose, Ac. Four seres are
trader (irape, which promisee to bo the most rateable Vino
yard In the county. There are eereral hand red Trait
Trees, Apples, Pears, Cherries, Peaches, Almost ot which
hint been imported at great cost.and are in Cue condition.—
The whole is prime land, highly caltlrated and Improved,
amPsitTiated lo a position commanding a fina view of the
. Mra cities and surrounding country,
r seWtf
Ohio Lana for Sale.
THE subscriber offors for sole section ten,
towrablp 12, run 10,'Stark county, OWoi commonly
known m “BownWißeetlon,*’ containing MO acre*. It u
situated three mile* weet of UaariUon, on the State Road
leading to Wooster, and within about two miles of the Pitts
burgh, Ft. Wajne and Chicago Railroad. The sooth, east
and north-east quarter* an* partly cleared and improved—
the remainder U covered with superior timber—and the
whole Is well watered by springs and running streams
This section is considered the finest body of land In the
eoanty. It will be sold undivided or tn quarters to suit
purchaser*. To those who desire to Invest tn real estate a
better opportunity is rarely offered.
J. B. BWXTTZRB, ,
ocOfcdawtfT Ho. 1014tb street. Pittsburgh.
XOWA FARMING LAND.—The subscrib
ers offer Tor sale on favorable terms six hundred ecra
Choice Lands, situated in Wright and Hancock counties,
adjacent to Hue*of Railroads nowin coarse of conrtruc
tlan. and one tract only two miles from County seat.
The above will be sold low for cash, or exchanged for
farming lands in this or adjoining counties.
do2o McBANE * ANJEIt, 12* Second st.
Valuable City Property for Sale.
THAT very desirable lot on Water Street
and Redoubt Alley, next to John Irwin A Sons, being.
UW feet on Water and Front streets, and ISO deep along the
Alley.
It will be oold together or in lots ol 20 or 24 feet each.
For terms, (rbicb will be undo easy as to payment,) ap
ply to JOSEPH 8. LKEOH A CO.,
mr4:dtf Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT selt
zer APERVENT, prepared on an entiro new principle
from a late and accurate analysis of the celebrated Seltzer
Spring in Germany. This much esteemed and highly valu
able preparation will notfaii to effectually remove Dyspep
■la. Indigestion, Bfllioo* affections. Headache, Heartburn,
Acidity of the Stomach, Coetiveness, Rheumatism, Loss of
Appetite, Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nausea or Vomiting,
Affectioas ofihe Lirer, Ac., Ac. A large supply Juatrec’d
by JOS. PLESUNG,
de22 Corner ot the Diamond and Market at.
Holiday gifts—
Portfolios,
Fancy Inkstands,
I’iiut Boxes,
Writing Desks,
Port Monna'es,
i Dltrlea lor
80 U by WH. G. JOHNSTON ft CO-,
dc24 BtaUoaere, 67 Wood st.
PRODUCE, PRODDCE.—
22 pkgm. Extra qoality Roll Bntter,
BO bosbs, Bod Potatoes,
28 M Western Dried Apples. «
100 “ White Beans,
800 u Oats,
60 M Ear Cora.
10 bbls. Onions, for sale by
dc23 BIDDLE, WIBTd ft No. 1M. Liberty Bt.
FLOUR, &c.—so bbls. Extra Floor;
100 do Extra Family Floor;
100 do Bnpefflne do
100 bos. small-white Beane
30 do Drie&Applec;
6bbU,Tantti;
126 kegs packewßntten
00 bbls. ness Pork,
| For talfrhy de!7 B. BOBISON ft CO.
TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS—Hot
Bed Sash at the Central Planing UUJa, Water street,
near the post-effleo, Allegheny. We bar* a splendid lot of
Hot Bed U -« K on hand which we will eelt at the very lowest
rates for <■»■*«- Fanners, Gardeners or others wanting soch
articles, sbonld sire ns a call. Baah, Doors, Mouldings,
Frames, Ac., m*** to order. Carpenter work of all kinds
attended to at the shortest notice. Scroll Bawtng done.
J. ft H. T. PBIOfi, Central Planing Mill,
Water street, near the Post Office,
deSO * Allegheny City, Pa.
Blank books.
Journals, Ledgers,
Cash Books, Invoice Books,
Check Books.
And every desaription of account books on hand or made
to order,of thoflnest paper and In the best manner, by
WM.G.JOHNBTON ft CO,
de3o Blank Book Makers, 87 Wood street.
BEHOVAL. _
JAMES WILSON having disposed of fm
. nls Hat and Cap Btore Room, No. 01 Wood
has removed bis stock of Hats and Caps to hlsHatSton'on
Federal street, Allegheny City, opposite tho New Savtnge
ttawfc, where mey be fonnd a large assortment of Hats and
Caps st very rednood prices.
Otnrroxxas abd raixacs un None*,—The present stock
most be sold to make room for Spring Goods. dolMtf
SUNDRIES— Hemlock Sole Leather;
Oak Turned do . do
French and Domestic SJps and Calf:
Upper Leather,
Lining, Binding and K id Pkins.
Tanners'. Oil;
Galloons, Shoe Lofts, dc^dc.
* largo and choice stock for sale by
fold WH. WILKINSON, Liberty ft.
O
,N£ CASE EXTRA HEAVY CANTON
FLANNKLB RECKtYKO TO-DAY—AI*o, good do only
/Otaper yard, atatora of Burchfield h Co~ e©uth-*«*t
reer of Fourth and Markotatreota; who bare aiao received
jaw Frisia at 12 W eta.; aaper fibirtiog Hotlloa at 12)£cti.,
and who are aelUog their entire atoek ot Lad tea* Preaa
Gooda at greatly reduced price*. do2B
Sundries—
-12 bbU. extra fresh Roll Butter;
6 boxes “ 44 •*
4 bbls. choice peeked M
19 kegs Leaf Lord; 3 boxes fresh Eggs;
100 lbs. peered Beeches; 19 seeks choice Onions;
3 bbls. “ “
low revolving (ram 8.8. and (or ssle et 165 Liberty st.
JeS RIDDLK, WIftTS A 00,
SUNDRIES— 3 bbls Roll Butter, prime;
10 do Corn Meal:
6 do Dried Apples;
25 do Bmall White Besns.
Ia store and for sale by ATWKLL, LBIA GO*
■logo No. 8 Wood street.
HIDES —300 Dry FUntffidea;
275 do do KIPW
120 do Salted Hides;
DO Green do Calfskin*
SCO do do Patna HIM.
EOSTER’S neiv songs—
Sadly to my Heart Appealing. Price 80 eta.
My loved one and tny own. “ 30 M
Tbe abors are tbe last publications of the popular com
noser,B.o.Poster. forsaleby
* omtß JOHN H. MKLLOR, SI Wood st.
post paid, op receipt of the above price.
THE ADVERTISER hating considerable
experience in business, would desire a partnership or
situation oa General Bn* in see Man In tome Inn, Produce or
Wholesale Grocery Hcmseortbiscity. Best Pittsburgh and
8C Louis references given. Address Box 201 Pittsburgh
Post-Office. Ja2sfltd
TENN. FLOUR—3BC sacks Nashville City
UOls now landing from steamer Decotab te saioby
J*2o IBAIAH DICKEY A CO.
TENN. WHEAT—IO3 Bks now landing
from steamer Dacotah* for sale by
JaCT . IBAIAH DICKEY A CQ.
SHAWLS, Drees Goode, Needlo Work and
Domestlo Goods of every variety, selling very low to re
dnee stock. O,IIAMSON Market at.
TVRY APPLES AND DRY PEACHES,
1 / pealed and nnpcaled, la store and foe sale by -
TU , . IBAIAH DICKEY*OO.
LARD Oil—SO bUs.best Cmoinntti Lard
OBltwtfdiaJlbrl,»r UTTIJI*IgIKBL».
< AA»iSiißwac i »ok
IiIHJMKSE VERMILLION—2 cases for
Vhhk JOS AA, IASSSmOKSOO.^
- fftefftts.
I]js*Th* Anmal Election for -
or* ofthis Company, to «rv* for the «uso™Hy»i>
«m be held at this safeoTse. to WMar ct; en^OwAT,
Ja2i-dt4 f. A. UTWTTAM.astfV.
Oma aluqbksy YeunrßuxaMnOßyJ*':
_ m , Pittsburg, January 10,
Annual Meeting of the StockfioltK
ers of the AUertumy a av«M> M wwtg.V
beheld at their Otfica, IflWuElLLcsniroflplißr
and liberty Greets,onTCSSDATJtoelftdevoflibntoA'
A statement or the affriracf the OompssywQlbevrt*
seated at the same time. JaUfcdtt -
ffiaants.
WANTED— ToMntcHAKTa mTvus*.
netting.—A competent •
time la not fully oeeuptsd, win kMtoflto P?Hnt BcehaJ
making out Accounts, Partnsnhip Btafemsuts,. tta; Any
of our duslbms men whose bu*ln«* will ncAjßSow wsjn in
employing a Book-Keeper regularly, can have their tulnw *
attended to thorough buslaassnsTiwsT. Tha
CpoAf —Who Wants Money?—Want to •
iffIOUUU purchase SS,OOO or 110,000 dollar* worth of.
Bondi and Mortgagee. A ppl jr toOB-W- Mlflft
ohlostreet,3ddoor weet of the Diamond Allegheny.dty.,
TO BE LET—That largo and convenient
three-story Brick Dwelling House, No. 67 Grant stmt,
near Fourth.
Also, the three-story Brick House, No. 151 Wylie, abort
Washington st. Apply to BAKKWBLL, PKABB A 00,
Ja27:atd corner Wood and Beoond st.
ORRENT—ALot 144 by 100 feet, on which
are erected, Buildings, Btaeks, *3., rendering it suita
ble tor any kind of manufacturing, sttnate on Denman
street, Birmingham, oppoalteßatuman's Ocal Depot. Ba»
□ nire of ALEXiHDmt &UHL \
j*qi Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
10 LET—Tiro large finbebss Dwelling,**
to let, with all the modern Improvements. • 1 JEx
HTTCHOOCS, HoGBEBBX A 00,
19* Ho. 152 Second and lfil BrtOad at "•
TO LET—-A three Btorr Brick DwMIi&MW.
Home, containing 6 rooms. Ho. 41 Oocxnm ttni£flHt
Baqnlreof Jal4 WATT A WILSON, liberty**, ,
TO LET—A small Brick. Hw&Uingfto
House, four rooms, on Centre ATcnpe,flfl*er*-JHL
rills Toad.) Enquire of Jal4 WATT A WILSON.
TO LET.—That deniable bouse*
ntuid,with dwdltog.tutted,oa
LitMrtj and dflarta itiMta well adapfed fcr » MaSlcw
eery store, bring cccupiedlas such lot usiiß -fcurtsen
years. Kuqalreof
janlt Ha 211 LibertyJtrset.'
0 LET.—A comfortable brick dwell^f
ing, containing six rooms and finlsbtd-ctfrftrSH*jEk'i
iate on O’Hera street, between Liberty and Penn. Enquire
,f [)al4j R. IL KINO, Ho- 2» Liberty st, •.
rO LET.—A large well furnished dwelling
with all modem Improvement*—for rent low toagooa
scant. Jal4 HITOHCOOK, McORKARY A CO.
FO RRE N T - ■■
A FINK WA&EHOUBB, No. 66 Market Street, gd
joining N. Holmes A Bona, finished and shelved In tl>* best
manner from cellar to garret, for wholesale smd retail dry
mods bu.iness, with or without •-large th roe stcryWsre*
bouse In the reir. > JOHN WAT, JS,-'
dellidtf SewickleyriHe PostOflfce.
fluttion
p. M. DAVIS, Auotioiieer. ;
Ootauaerclal Sales Booms Ho. 64 Fifth Street. •
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF BANK STOCK;
—On Toosday evening, Feb. l«L,at‘tfs£'eJoekat-the
cuumercial sales rooms,'No. 64 Fifth stmt, wfllbaaold,by
order of executor to an estate, _ I . ■
60,ehare« Bank of Pittsburgh Btock;
Al*o on other account,
20 shares Citizens’ Bank Stock;
10 do Pittsburgh Insurance Co. Stock. i ?
ja27 P.kL DAVIS, Aucfr.;
STOCK P., Ft. W. & 0. R. R. at pmvai*
aaix. in lots to suit purchasers, by
,pl P. fi. DAVIS, No. 64 Fifth st.
AUSTIN LOOfllS & C 0„ fiercftaHts’ fixchuge.
STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS A
CO- AT THE HKRC HANTS’ BXOHANOJ JlVlfcT
THURSDAY BVENING.—Bank, Bridge, Insurtnea Ud.
Copper Block, Bond and Beal btato sold et pUbUo tola
AOaTINLOOHIa4C o:
Notea, Drafts and Loans on^ Itoal]totato WtUtod CA
raasonalle terms by AUSTIN LOOMIB A 00^,
artl Stock Nota Brokers, to Fourth at.;
IL H. RYAN.
iSbutatlonal.
CORNER of Penn and Hancock Btreeta.—
Tho ensuing.term will commence on
Inst. A limited number of pnpUs may obtain admlmlop.
Term* for Tuition and Stationery, $23 per session of twenty
tyro weeks. aa24:tf J. M.BHITH, Principal.
" AHERICAff HOUBS, BOJTMI . '
IS THE LARGEST AND BESTAR-ai
ranged Hotel in the New KSglaOtT^tales; Is cms-JoB,
trolly located, and easy of aecoas from all. tbe routes of
travel. It contains all the modern improvementa/ and
every convenience for the comfoxtand acccmmodaOesrOf
the trarellog public. Tbe sleeping rooms are large and V»ll
veatilated; the suites of rooms are well arranged, and dom
pletely rarnlsbed for famllks and large travrilng purtles..
and the house will continue to be kept as a flirt rtetoHnlhl
In every respect. Jallrdly LEWlfl RICB, Propriator.
Bioajuuuoi>>
I It I S X XT B- »r,-
Damasks, Diapers, Ac..
CONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON’S LIN
ENB, and those desirous of obtaining the GKKUXHB
GOODS, should me that the article* they purchase ar* seal
ed with the full name of the firm.
XICHABDSOir, SOJfS rf OWDBJL /-
aa a guarantee of the aoundntaa and durability or the Goods
This caution U rendered eeeentlally necesmylSs large
qnaatitiee of Inferior and defeettr* unens sore prepared,
BcaßooafterseaaonandsealedwithUiesaißaofßlGHAßlL
SON, by Irish Houses, who, regardless of the injury thna
Infikted alike on tbe American coosnaer and the nanufcr
turorsof the genuine Goods, will not readily abandon a
business so profitable, while purchaseroean be Imposed On
with goods of a worthless character. <V.-
J. BULLOCK! ft J. B. LOOEBJ f
eeTJydle - Agents, 36 Church street. New Ycoc.'
M'CUntook'a .Carpet and 'Oil Clotlr
W AILS HOUSE* - *«£
No. 112 Market trtd. mearHUrtjt ■ .-
WE HAVE NOW RECEIVED OUREN
TIREFan and Winter Stock of Goads, pemvhtsart
direct from the manufreturos atmdoced prices. Our stock
consists of 200 pieces of choice Velvets, Tapestry Ystvutfc
y A and C-l wide; Velvets, Medallion Oentn (twobnndfhe
farniAes a room;) 1000 pcs Imperial three ply, oat super
fine, Ingrain carpeting; floor Oil Olothv-from StoSlJbst
w Ida in new and choice patterns;VsniMaa Bau and nairoa*-
Mt* Scotch, Hatch, Hemp, List and Bag carpet* 10?; pm.
Woolen Drugget, for Corwin* carpets, from % to 18-4 wide.
Felt Cloths ana wooled Crumb Cloths. Drugget, OQCIotb,
Linen, Ibr stairs, hearth rugs,table and piano covers; Table
Oil Cloths; Boeewood, Uahogany and Oak oil dotbg Bard
Cbintx,Table*i■ ~t~ j j iin Gold Bordered Oak
Bailey's
Patent tewin'
dow Shades. BeanUfnlpatterns, rlage oil doth; BUek
EnajaellsdoO cloths; Cocoa aiglx/s * Matting for offices
churchca, Ac. Doar M»ti,Stafr a i,Ac.Our customers
and the public are invited to elan i this choice and ex
tensive stock, ae we are atrssterapTtea.
oc3od*wT • KW.WQUMTOmF
Among the many the. pub*
lie for the cun of Dyspepsia, Dysentery, - glatnlence, Con
stipation, Liver Complaint, or any CtCTrdtseajs arising
from weakness la the heed or stomach. Dr.J.lloeteitrrs
Celebrated Stomach Bitten am far Ute moat eertalnln Us
eTecta. You, who are inhering the mostkorturingpelas,
rememberthat a few bottles of. this powerful, yeipsanaans
compound, will afford great relist Tbonsands of misißOst
trying cases have been cured, and* made known t& tfaa gab*
He by those who have experienced Its power.- -A trttt Is all
that is desired to bring as many more witnesses latptbo_
flekl as the nubile mar -desire.
gold by druggleta and dealers
by HOBTKTTM& A SMITH, msaufectursts end proprietors
53 Water and 68 front ste.». . - Ja3fcdAwT »• .
Fresh supply-just received:—
Bmlenta aadßrrak&tn timeken fcr the ragoral of
Dyspepsia and No medicine. no BgttMal
means, bat simply use this (bod according to directions" It
snlutbe meat delicate stomachs. Supplied at thebook
store, 78 Focrth street. (Jal9] J. L. READ.
THE LAND AND THE BOOK; or. Bibli
cal lUurtratkms, drawn from the Maimws‘a»d Cus
toms, tbs Scenes and Scenery of Urn Holy Land,byW> B.
Thomas, D, D ..twenty five yvars a Miestonary in Syria and
with asps, engravings, Ac, Svols. Jnitpob-
Uthed by Harper A Bros, forsaieby .
JUP . J.L.BBAl>.7BTocrtkst.
T>RINTED AND PLAIN FRENCH JUS
JT BI2TOXS, all Wool flaldn Mens de Inladb Oohsrgs,
and Cilso Shawls, Baglans. ana Domestic Goods of ersry
description. Jafl cTfIAHBOH LOTB,7* lUrkstat
ADIEB DRESS SILKS
snmwit
QRBATLV BBDUGZD PRIDES
-AtSNU-'Ot •• A-vV"' l
deSl . BTOCHymP AGO.
BXS. VALANCIA RAISINS: -
e/V/20 do Ualsgn do
In store and tot sals Tow, wholesale or retail, at VBiHOB’S
family Grocery and Ten it, Alteghsny,'
LARD 01L—25 bblsforsaloby -%
B. L.JAHNKBTOCK A 00,
deSl ~ Mo. 80, corner Wood and fextrth its.
TENN. PEACHES—99 ska. bright halyes,
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"DOLL BUTTER—I 2 bu. freeh, inctoths;
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TJAOS, BAGS.—SOOO Stark ana Man
_D cfaMter B**i for b* .
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Six TWIST TOBACCO—IOO kegs No. l,
a warrantai article for nl« tar by
j.T BDQ KRTOM k STEWART, IC7 Wood >t.
1 nn BBLS. N. O. MOLASSES, tonme,
A W Itadicg from rteuners Dr. Sum u 4 IdcXiy.br'
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I*IA)DR —50 bags Silver Spring extra fami
ly Vloorjtnt rectf and for mltbj
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IREAM CRACKERS and Ovuter
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T\KY PEACHES—2OI sks noirWHiiog
JL/fromftwimwt Ucrotw a&d for 'mUjto. j*** • ± $L
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ACE LEATHER of the best qaatthr for
lnhby -be
1? LOUR.— 100 bbls. E»tm Family Flour,
meathT l* 3B WMiIfCPTOmOH.
LOUR.—ax) bbls. Extra Family Flour,
OftUrtct Mull,la fton ud.br Mln'alUi Übwiy.
■MO. br ' JOB WM. M'ODTOHKm.
■Jj'IXIUK —IOO bbls. Telegraph Brand, a
I - npsrloi nrtleta. In «to«> and for ini* at 10$ libarbr
■ J»2» .'TO.SFCOTCIUtDS.
EIBH— 25 bbls. N05.1,2a»d3. Mackerel:
-. to bbla and SO hf do tunr Wblin H&u,.
loradabr l«a I. A CtMOietStOO...v
CHEESE —500 has. mild, cattinff in stor
■ad br Min by J«23 J- A Odlm&O d 00.
i UTTER —10 bbls and 10 half bbls. prime
inSilotMUbr i«a j. a. cutntLa j oo.
OMIHY— IO bbls. extra wfaite for sale by
JTo %tt.
’enn Irutitute,
ftOt'lß.
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