nt*Pitt*burgSu*iett».]
Or, 'A Plra for tbeXIUIe Darlluga.
. A'baby’rmind !i »■ blank. It knows
L- . nothing at 48 when it first Visits this world.
It do» sot no know tbiise its sehses-iihe'
-t f God-giT.en Instruments for the < acquisition
if,’" - of KeJjWjpt.,B*bymii»tie«rn, than, taut.
p fcfit^'tb’inttt^Airdtheseare
&\ ■' noKjffiijs halt’.These *ro
f-. u*#s wea of a*
£ *> bor » durihiftKe:- ftw'flrat
I “* to * usun each one of
POfticuUrly. s
?. HbssueUaaru ttitt. Msrkhis first >t
i templa.:_What -difficulties has lie to, «n-‘
, eye. Pictnres are
pnistoi opon tio retum, Pdineimpression
il eent tcKhebrain.- Pea would call one
• S of there Impressions—that of a haniLanoth
. my otUtefree, Ac.; What'doeg. Boby call
{-' Wfa*t'naiae,fcaa he for suehobjecta?
I WliMt‘dot® tie Contra Oteura know of the
■ ±~' r - wMclx tt contains 7 . Being tense*
a- . ’ i®e*pihhaaAo thoughts. Canßaby think?
!? r“ what language does beholdhis reveries?
’ With what greet wordidoea he clothe his
t. cogilations?_Who would not like to hare a
f r dictionary of the language of Babydoih f'
! ‘ o»hen.€Ke#elden; restored 'a blind boy.
thirteen-years old, to eight, the boy thought
ii- things touched his-eye* He did’
' ■ “ttWOw’-ihs shape of anything, nor one
: • thtog.frora another. Ereiything leemedto
t£rmj large. Ikese ate more of Baby’s
■ dWrenludsno doubt. Hemust learn to dis
£' tingnish objects and colors, to tell distances
and compare the sisebof bodies.
I ' Baby when yon.eall to him. He
M . triea to look at you. But he has no control
■ oTer tkemußolca of his eyn Thoy act by
j? jerks.:; How long must he praotiee before
?*» he has learned to manage these muscles and
I to look at an]K object at pleasure?
-.Baby-must lenrn to hear.-. The same dif-
Bculty Is in his way. Xsound is ipnKluced.
remnpM.ef hearing'eany.thaiamreaaioh'
to Hb brain. ’.But what .meaning has tho
sound? Wbatknawledgc does it conyey?
Ift-v How doe 3 it sfiect him?
.’ • Magonilie .tells of a young, man who had
• his hearing restored, having boon deaf from
hirth... ; ,lha first sounds he heard, though
Aey give- rise, to .liroly emotions, at the
s samntlmeeaused headache and disitness.
- • Bahy is similarly' affected; and
WWt’ hhh Bome of his criea be due to this
Ef ’ , causer . ■
oVery-sound is increased.
Eren a bother's low; gentle words do not
.“pud-thus .to him. How tond they seem,
uumiousfl caressing* I Babjrmust dlstih
ghtah one aoandftnm another, know w&at
mjsans, valno is,
*“*P***te ni or, emotion it expresses, and
.ißrty iaust leara.tii (Ain*. He htira mind
; 3&?!*= r ,£ l ?" u fr "**f. *«*:s&■Through
• tooih© Mr, ; 089 'injitwlo&iifttr
*nothe*;;i4;msa&/ ’.Before he knowß-the
emotion he iamerry end joy-
h»J»fiiaiB‘beaia from his
;moUwrslsving oyee. : Iu tima, howerer. hfer
v . *wee l eoothinge pUy iipoiLhift jierree
(i ?trahg instrumenLnnd be
r' < £® &*** masio in hie heart Memory end
gv ' ,'Wei»g»tion me at work. By and by a cer
' ’ *y»rf6and oomea-to j«a4.defin|U
.valne. One an danotlreVofaueh sounds srs
laid up in the treasure-house of his mind.
iHow limited- R his vocabulary. He> unites
word to^coid,,aQd r wh4t>hfi;«aniiot thns ex
press he makes pUin .by signs, the language •
. of nature.Beasondawns;'in time thought
i*boranndcommgnic»te<L,What a work.
Baby’s. No one can understand the
.difficulties he must overcome in learn
ings thinks)! •• ’■ • \ • -
~; Baby must learn to talk. .He his Jearh- 1
bd’ tb Me and hear pretty: welL Bat there
vars Ms. TOcal He . must learn- to
*®apagg thi* very .complicated and nicely:
‘adjhflud muieiilar arrangement. How in
. ** mamma’s. Ups ‘
• W vopeata a. went' again and. again. i
tries too. the: crow
ing* which are s weetest musio in tiw mbth
. er?asouL He tries again and again—ina
ajf-iimea.With'ajerkandajxod~hem
Ungth.modulates/'Pa'’ Ihr anxious ears. It
§*vca him pleasure to use these muscles,
e doubles the sound and'“Papa,” “Mam?;
. nmJ ; is the result.; word pronounced
mags* ; the pronunciation of the: next less
difficult.; ’ Hi|_ war tells- him. when the
wound is ruprbdaced ashe heird it
How long and much most the musician
v r
' organs as will, Ms rich and
' melodiesr-' Has Baby less difficulty,'
ahddoeshe do less proportionallywhen he
v’i Igarns tatalk? T He must also learn 'to ex
-9 press with these' organs sorrow, joy, fear,
.anger, danger, defiance &c n ; &c. He must
*pe*k gently, 'softly, loudly—to
. wlflafef, d&bdl, laugh, sing—why his work
appalling..
* ’ Baby most learn to. walk. First put him
i->' ‘ down,and.OTer he goes. He cannot gov
ern the muscles used in sltting,standlngor
- - , The great art of balancing him
-. .self most be aeqniiied.' • How many failures
knocks and : bumps
-'he -grte; ; Who of lis would have ihe cour
i:.,.v .Undertake any th in g, knowing ‘it to
. be so foll of. difficulties aa arewalking and
„vL-standingforlUm? How highhelifU his.
: lUtU'fooL r With a jerk it comes roond,
oawnjt descends with ajStamrLapon
Howlongvdoes a 3 Blondin practice-the
' * halltthenic art before he is .master of hi*
can-move
little as he desires? Is Baby’swofkless ?
i w -He must learn to more swiftly and slowly*
He must acquire ease, gentleneas'andgraee
• inhia motions.,,,
I’v Uttle'Brma and , hands,
l . buthow^rratic-their movements. rHec*n
'&&&* control them. Whohasnot been^amax-!
, ri bls fiTat attempts - to . reach- for any
' • thingj .. These disobedient UtUe.
7/.\ - ~ ,?parrahtB eT® U hurthis nose and face so that
j‘* -. >v * t n® Screams' with paln..7!He.7must' control
- mSke-tbeni actttl hig bidding. He
i leara to usehis fingers—each one—
•JQ&t:**th hishand—4o know' he
- »/*<»*4»l*k«>Ebrd of,anC and, what
,-. is within reach. He will put out' b|s hand
to take the moon just os readily as an
•ppk-.
■ ■■*•-«(«> mint learn to express joy, Borrow,
„* n g«i *nd pain with his
■When he fim fceops bie.CQUntcnanfce ia ei
- The muscles are all drawn
■ tcgeLfacr. He must teaeb hls face tc laughs
_ arcry when the »eiee does. How difficult;
. ; : .,^-^ls ; tssk. ' Actors acd orstora in full pos
- 'cf Tesaon and intellect, spend years
to pre eipfesaibu to the muscle of the face.
. '*; J Bhby tone! do the same worh with less aa
eiXaacc. A mother’s sweet smile like »
4uabeafn >wakens gladness Jn; Ida ’ heart."
. ‘though he knows sot htb} He:
. ; -v:'imitaUs it.'.Each day bti ila lesion.
'' industriously and unweariedly does
’ .';'"-«e>orlteh.-'-
—— how.much.he .accomplishes in tho
•ifi'lfetJhW,years #f his existence, then nay,"
I ~~*f-'l*-he-not a moat faithful .student? He
doe* 4-giant'e work. He dees H' little! by
be : sure,'hut the result (s great;,
A-.vsbiraadaifiil.
- ’ . W.treadera.^•; How strange too,
. .**•*? “hy “ ooniidered, superior to every
. i *»*/•; Nobody in the world can be
• , . Do.-they not; merit
yf-y^^SEKrhlvofeariand consideration they
Wiobtif'dow ss much'thsy
. rjaSf: .dStideserres undirlded auentlen and re
t -*i* vi •ijpeeti ' Nobody ahould complain U tliey are
*a,!j, -1» Hide punetHious ;b?timee. Their i rights
riMst not .ba.ererleoke^. .May erery one
C‘ ■ ; •'*# (he lUtte darliagt-long lire Its gladden
t. .... • n fittd mother** heart - - Baiueta.
i'.-f) | "i|.. jj **'.’• ' '
Eo* Haaoxs^—The recent
edUaloa,' at Hrainesrille is, for one or two
t :-f uv-nadUite of the iriry doubt erai'tost ,upoh
ofHorthimtroops. ’ T B<ill ; Buh
as’set
.c-h. tlftg ahe relatlye tueasutet ht Ooursge be'
| M«iSßi;Bafl’d,Bika
•.rct jgkwd tcr.eiinßm «h» --e»idlot openf?
r,.i the Wa*ti', , td:.’be *Ur*i' : thei^,'
■ wxploitnrenoh. aw Siegtd-a at y~-
. thageyTtyoni’atnilson , eCnek,^ul]iggH > '
,?fe' ,r - r
tit
Mn 8. it Piketoii, iicn!mr» 3 til Ourrick'd
ronl; bat they beltmgod to those WvstoTn
braTM,. whose fighting qualities were never
in.doribt, and who, we fear, looked with
eome degreo of contempt at the heroes sent
oat from what they considered the effemi
nate civilisation of the Kaal. XetaU these
prejudices be cured liy the story of the fight
.near Drainesyille. Against aaheUeredfoe,
supeuer in 'number, - 'the - -Pennsylvania
troops, fotight with unquestionable courage.
The slaughterous fire of the enemy was re
ceived .without fiinclung; and as steadily
returned; and after a contest keenly dis
■ £ Utc3 ’ rofiolO' ffod. beaten from the field.
; .The truth iaour men have only, lacked con
fidence in their leaders. Give them assur
ance that they are to be handled by slfillfui
.officers, ahd not sacrificed by stnpidity and
incapacity, and they will show all the qual
ities .necessary to tfin victories and final
success. They were so handled on Friday
and *0 see the result.—A'. K Times 1
Wow Prentice is Loved by his New
- Friends.
A Kentucky correspondent of the Cin
cinnati Gazette has the following:
Sitting at dinner with a friend, at the
Houseyyesterday, we were joined by
a notorious secessionist, who had been ar
rested sindheTd in confinement’on charge of
furnishing aid to the enemy, and who was
then liberatisd only under heavy bonds not
to leave the city, My companion had been
speaking of the probability that the Ten
nessee -refugees would be' reimbursed for
their .losses-.by the confiscation of rebel
property. “Do you think you Northern
fellows are going to get to interfere 'with
any-of .the Southerner’s property 7" asked
our Secessionist. Tothe reply that such a
result might really Impossible, he retort
ed, “No indeed; you're not going to tonch
their property.. Old Prentice lias fixed that
mailer! IleTllet-'em know what they can
dob .Hejustsaid the word, and old Lin
coln squatted, Congress squatted, and they
nil squatted; -He tells’em what to dS, and
of they’don-1 Come right down, Kentucky
goes South where she belongs?’
“But Ihe-liegislAturo may -have as much
to say about these, matters aa any individ
ual,’’ we suggested.
•They won't stand anything, cither, now.
I thought once they would, but Prentice has
stopped, all that, and they won’t take a
thing frsm the Government now. If the
Government don’t do just to suit us, Ken
tucky goes out and joins her friends."
. ■ “Bat you people have been talking about
hanging Pnntioe 7
“Gad! wo shan't hang him nowl.He’fl
done too mneh for our side. He's atoned
for everything."
. . It need only be added the* above is a
strictly .and literally truthful statement of
an, actual" occurrence. The 'name of the
Secessionist admirer is at the Jimmar&BeT
vic*.. ~ . ..' .. _ ;
Arrivals at the Pi
;-. TOTOS O’atOO
ST. CEARLES—Corntf o
BASkT SSSEU
Abac Scott, Washington
H T A1t0n,... do •
B Seitz, Detroit, Mich
Ilisi Biker, Washington
J,G Colvin, BroKnitiLU—
John Worrell, • 1 do
W’Sedwitb, do
L-Bayder,USA .
S Fleishman, Philo
▲Fulmer* wife A filter,
fhiU 4
H Butoti; Phil*!
' A Lewis, Oblumtau, O
D Smith, Pomeroy, 0
MAHSIOS HOUSE-Libe
’oxowritiuxin
J M’Orr, Freeport •“
H N Lee, Kittennlng
Geo S Allen, Cincinnati
JII Canon, Phi la. ,
Petor Hlnier, Wisconsin '
J C McFadden, N T -
ThoeHm, K Y -
Jae Marshall; AUeg'y eo.
J>M Vance A la, Indiana
I* A Richards, Michigan
J Williams,- 1 do
Win Vaughan, Steubr’e
£ P Potter, Coehoctou
GeoH Bing,- H. Brighton
O SKJng, Johnstown
D' Login, Baltimore.
-L 3f Onnsby, Meroeroo
HA WHUkouKut, Freep't
BARFS HOTEL—Lite
•' !“• - IAXmX BUS,
L M Bailey, Green* co-
Mrs Bkhardwra,
■ X Berry, Oanousburg
Miw'Porter, BlairsriUe
I Parkison, Noblestown
WEwing, Sr., ;
W Ewing, Jr.,
J Harper, Bridgewater .
EAGLE HOTEL—Lib
J Masters, Johnstown
S Johnston, Veoango co
WJackwm, Apolla, Pa
G T Painter, -
J Green, “
C Brown, Blair co
J SommeiMQe, "
J Waste, -• ...
O'MiUsr, West, co ;
J Keller,.
JKrtbb*
BHem,
J Wares, Sewlckley
T Morrow, Altoona
.BED LION HOTEL
■ • a. r. ooanm
J Luttou, Cftnoosburg
J Welles, Oil City
X Dariey,.
R Dottslaser, Steabcuvii'e
HStary,.
J Frederick, Union co r -
J Sneeds; Freedom '•
DSmlth,-
J E Tucker,, - .
SNLightesp,
NATIONAL HOTEL
- p. tamAM,
O Lyle, Brownsville
FLee,Jr,, do , •
L Shljibs, do
J McElwep. ' ' -
.J'Dawhs,
D Master*,
•J Wekoer, •
EDUC+ATMOJraL.
' SCHOOL.—H.'WILLIAMS
XI hsi Opened k NORMAL SCHOOL at No. 27 St.
Clair street; Third-story./
Testimony ofToachen:
He Is the counsellor of.the Teachers, the man to
whom all of os look for advice and instruction.
- ‘ JOHN J. WOLCOTT. *
' I concnr most heartily with the above,
i ;•••:■: LBONABD.H. EATON.
I cheerfully concur in tbo opinion exprresed shorn.
V ' . W.B.FBEW.
I take pleasure In giving It as my opiofon that the
foregoing recommendation U fully merited.
■ VL r . A.BURTT. =
I know of no one who deserves higher testimony In
h H^? r ‘ - B.N. AVERY,
l fully concur In the shore recommendation.
„ . J>. UENNISON.
lie can prepare pupiU£>rlb» High School tmickcr
than any ether teacbur In tbb city.
.A..T. DOCTHBTT.
ir wect, in advance, -- f ’ anß:3t*wd..
tij
LBGMjrQTICES.
TN THE MATTEB of tho application
A lar tbi» widening'of Vlrgjtr alley, in too city of
Plttebnigh, No. 40; Ja&amrr.TenQ,lB6L ,
‘ Noth* i* he«bjrgiT*n,Uiatuponth» 19tli day of
£aaoary t .A«'KlS6l|.tba, (Courtappointed Thomas
-Bakewoll* Kaihanlei (olon, Jofcn BMelL.'WUilam
J. Howard and William Battihfll, Sr., as tiavin
.nndar tfctf provisions oftbo Act of Amemhlrof tbs
UUrof April, A.- D, 1K&, for- tbs. porposes tbordh
meotkrooa. Jfroatba BaconL
r ■» flt tmc court. .
A lAEQHENY COUNTY, u-|H|
Xx CamsM&wMltk/of Penney lrenia, tolßu
OomtllM W.'XainvncaAnd'Elilab : ftxrrfy,Axscutoee
of the U»t #iH and testament orJterfd.M. PralL late
****** Tgrfc» decease dj alio to tbebeire
and all others concerned; In pmroanoeoflbe fifteenth
■action 6TanActtrfAie»blyofa*Mo<mxnkmwßidth;
entitled 44 An Act to emu a. sinking Jfund, and to
(wtM# tor and aattngtiiirtniumi
of (ha debt of the CotanumveaUh," rmHcli tho 10th
day.of April, A«J).,.1849, yoa Ore hereby cited to be
«ad appear before ftie, Yi*. J. Bicnaicaow, Iterator
for the Probate of Will#, dc,. laiand tor aald county,
otfor before MOHDAX, to* ttb day of Jen oar?, a, i).,
tbanahdthereto ebonr cause why the collateral
inheritance tax upon tbe following Bfod Kitate
not be collected isoder the proTlttoh* of aald Act of
AMeably; herein foil not.. bald Sesl £rtate .conrtrta
of • ■
3 Boom tod Lots ea Wood stneti
• • . fl »■ -.*«*' ■ ■-.** Band «- > ,
• : 1 Vacut Lot ... ;;“ « .
.1; “ ‘ /‘.Penn ;
. Mlosse-asd Xbt
g nottrti and Lott 44 flfe OUtr <* • •
air«n andcr mr haod'aad teal o/cffica at Plttetmmfa.
-, thfa BannycfDaeambcr, A.D., 16C1. .
-dtfcKlM . jWHj J. BICHAKDBOS. Katfiter.
JpW eOiJsiiJMjtfxvrs. '
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
[BeptrUd npecialfj for Ou PitUbmpk Daily J
"Satcbhitj December 23th; 18Q. "
t LOUR —The supply iu-utarkrl is large, and con*
slderably in fcxec*, of the demand. Pri«s roinain
steady but unchanged. >3ala of 30 bbU Family ar $5
27 do ido at—same figure* atid 10U do at $4,75
fcr £ilra, nnd & to $6,20 for Family.*
liui.snchabgpdiaale of
9 bag* at 20p, and Wdo llrt ! at'i9@2ot. tTnllkirii
steady, with a salo of 10 btds at 48c. Sugar firm,
Fitb a salo of l»i btids N. p. at 10c.
DBIED FRCIT—In good requtot, while prices are
finu, with an upward tendency; sale in lota of 102
bush at prices ranging from $3 to $3,25 per bush.
Apples—Sale In lot* of 00 bush at $1,50, SI,C2 and
$1,75 per btMb.
GREEK APPLES—In good demand, with.light t»~
seipts atkd a Umitad supply in market; sale In three
lots of UObWa st $2,75 per bbL
CHEESE—unchanged; sale in lots 0f42 boxes W.
R. at and 7c el lb.
SALT—SaIe of 25 bbls No 1 Extra at s2tf bbl—as
ad ranee.'
DRESSED BiXJS—steady but nnchanged; of
20 beat], areraging per fi>-j»r fnads,
POULTRY—SaIe of 150 pain Inferior drewed
Chickens aWOo per pair, and 25 pairs dmsed Geeao at
40cper.pair.. < •
HOMINY—Sato of 7 bbls Flint at $5 per bbl.
RYE FLOUR—SaIe of 10 bbls at s3per bbl.
CRANBERRIES-Sale of* bbls prime wild st 10
per bbl. .. ■
tv Ft. Witmr A Ctnoaeo RaianeaD.—
s®®* pigs losd, A Gordon; 20 empty kgs, J
IM^ rye L Th^Jloore; 2l bbWspplM, L
?.y. 1 $ bunches brooms, W H.Blrknstrick:
6 bids, 1 bx, butter, 4 do dry apples, J FloydA co: o
RH Jack; 1 bbl poultry; Atwell,
i P *H B l u,wa BaiUPAß—Dec. 27.
I V?' l7 McCuU oo€h, Smith Aco:300 bush
potatoes, 30 do apples. B L Malrs,4 plow bnms, Hall
* Spwn 12 bbto spples,Frsnlr Van cars
i^r S?‘ n i er f 2dodo »° a Shoenbergur,
1 do do, Loyd A Black; 4 bxa chetwc, J A Strtekland.
CKBKKKATI—ns Ghana Poe—lot studs, Clarke
A co; 30 molsasw bbls, Lambort A Shiptbn; 36 do do,
Dror A co; 40 bbU whisky, Jos LoOhk, 24 do do, Me*
h! lU . ou iO , i' 1 b * U * , sckiuer A Irwtn; 6doen*
tract, W bxado,' Gattoadorft 20 tcs lard, V Sellars A
co;-10 ske hominy. Graham A Thomas; fibblstuolos*
1 oust nip, 1 bhdsognr, 3 bxs soap, A V R Ragt
bgs wheat, Hood A co; 250 floor bbls, R T
JCunuwiy A bn». ...
Dxosona—llo bbls spirits,
?°* tut * er 3 do alcohol, Braun A Bolter: 50
bzt soap, J S Dilworth A cp, 55dos brooms, Schoma*
ker A Lang; lot produce, Ac, J \V Simpron A co: 150
742 ** Craig.
CIhCTNNA TI —muST. Lotris—l3 bbls whisky, 30
hhdslobacco, 975 bbls flour, Clark* A co; 100 do do,
lot firuit, nchomaker A Laog; 60 hide*. Watt A Wil*
wm; tot sundries, J 8 DUwurth A co; 1 case do, Geo
?* 2 5 i * rt * Shiptoo; 6 bbls whJs
»k» fruit, 9 do flaxseed, Gra-
Ero " * Klrk,a,rict
Ta* Rtteb us WsaTHix—Auirau axn Ds*
riKTV&Ks—Boats LsaTnm To-Dar, xrc., sro—The
rlrer at this point remains stationary, with six feet
by the marks iait erening. The weather yetterfay
contrasted strangely with that of Friday and Satur
<My« being clear, mild and pleasant, and apparently
settled. The snotf has almbit entirely disappeared,
andtheriter is nearly ftoa of to* ...Thor* was
a feir amount of business transacted at the wharf on
Saturday, the racripts being moderate, as were also
the sbipments. - There Is an Immense amount ofgor*
' eminent freight going wait, and scarcely * boat
losres without atbrs or leas of lt. The Florence has
. reoelred quite a large amount of gorerament storm
during the past two days ftr Stl Xculj. She
takes some fifty, or sixty ambulances and wagons......
The arrivals Mace our last wsia the St. Louis, Clara
Poe and Leonora from St. Louis, and Minern from
. Wheeling. The Llzsle Martin tor -ZsneoTiU*, Un
dine for Galllpolie, J. B. Ford for Portsmouth; and
Key Wot for Louisville, constitute the departure*.
The latter boat had a tolr cargo, with qnite a number
orpaneug4n....._..ThsEmma Graham from Zsn«-
rilk, was dui'lsst night, and will doubtless be found
at the wharf this morning.
Principal Hotels,
K LAST BIGHT.
Third and Wood Streets,
T XBehe,
R Kilbourn,
£ a Duffy. Fhila
0 W .Cook, USA
Hlsa D Posy, Princeton
H 8 peer, BelieTcrnan
Cal w C Hughes, Md
J Bolman, Syracuse, O'
0 McCsbnout, Tran kiln
M Hoxie, Wash. D 0
G ScqU, Cindnhati
J Lynch,
W.Hyde, 8t Lonii
EHoob, Wayncsbarg
ertyit., near R. B. Depot
rt, ptorttsToa.
0 W Cook*o 3 A ,
A Thompson, Lewlstown
Jai Fenton, Smlthport
J Boon, Marion,O
A P Penney, Jecksonyillr
J D Hindenon, Newark
Dr J M Henderson, do
H Coek, Carlisle
J: Pinkerton, York
S Shelter, Cherry Grote
Mies O'Connor, <3n
Jas Morris, Wayneeburg
Mm DimriddieTPhUa
W.B Crumpton, Warren
GO Ingerson, Indiana -
P Abbett, St. Lotus
P A Dalu, Phlla'
Tlie Loalavlllt. Joanul of Vtidv k" tfio following
«f U»Xto« Wfiloh Ufl here .few .Ura:
“fPrtvlakttellMt which brought
i°'“ h*re. difptaed of them-
Sr ™ Sttetrengo h«» go., to Etom
vtlle, ud U>v toll. Albwoj In ...ich „f
bodnewttheOtaunoreWUft torKtuburgh on Wod'
““d.j with ISOQ recho of wheU; .the lio£retor ud
JJJ“* r k”g£a«fto Pit it burgh without height, ud
th. Prliu. Oonnwud Sir Wtn.'WoUu. are
fivight her. fbr Pitttborgh. - 8
Foa Bt. Loot,—The Florence wr* on.voixl.Mj
deUiudfrom leaving Tar St. Lottie on Satnrdajevon
tngr She will poeltlvet, get off .t -u eorl, hone to
do,. The Empire Cit,, Oept. Wo,, la suing .ip
prett, npldl,, mid wUI probnbl, be reed, to »J] to
morrow.—Sh. will, bo followed b,'the Arego, Cut.
Golding.
erty street, loot ol Fifth.
w532u, T ra*S ,m '
J Holland, Noblwtown
W McLean,
3 Black,
E Mabaffey,
J Blymjrer, Mansfield
Fob Cucuhati abb Eounmu—The stannch
nod commodious iteamer J. W. Csot; Mo
Ctrtbr, U announced to leave u iboie on Toesdav.
Si.™ ii*" I'’ 1 '’ •“ tiidM, c.pi.
Hagtop, will probably cOnmenoe to load fcrt^-L
points within the wext-frw.days.,
rty street, below Seventh,
nonsron. -
J HoorheaU, Llgonler
B Cobb, XDt co
X Tnmr, : do
C XU4iDt Jeff. co.
W AndeWon, Mercer co
f Sarrh, Panxiutawnev
C James,' •-
S Carom,
W Smith, Vuh. co
B A Gaily,
3 Oortler, Latrobe, Pa
Ooi C - LiffinffwoU, Fert
Ljon, V#
FOH EVANSVILLE. GAIKO i fO
AND ST. fins ttiunMflHßE
Golding, will issvs m ilniu un 'l L is*
DAI, 31st.. ,Fo*:freight or Passage apphrpn board
w to iter JQHinri3?oig. awoT^
jH OLNCiifNAig a JLub-i
IfIVILDS.-Tfas beaatlfol itMtneriAßSE
J l «AltMAE,Gijpt. M’Carthy, teUlEerdtoru!!
soot®, and sll iaternsdUto ► ports TUESDAY.
s * r - ° r
mm CINCINNATI AND.its-:
X LOl/tSYILXE.—The flno
CXIMIIODOBE PERRY, CspU Bro|m, OTEavfSr
Ui® sbor® snd all iatsnasdiat® ports THIS DAY, at
4 se3* or frBl « illor |w—age apply on board or to
•So. 6 Bt, Qalr street.
B Brlmaer, "Wash. Pa
J Hobto, ; do
J Chaplain, •
U Ueatb. Groene co
J Prloe, jDartos, 0
W Cmndtias,
iiWoibiuifiNA'fi. mtna-,
J? VILLK AND BT. LOUjik—Tl»'nuM^fec
Snvn.v^^ 01T T* O«P t ZfJ i - 1 “ T ““ *<"">
MONDAY, it 4 p, b. .For frrirttoftiMtiw««.
. __ ... ply ©tj board or to ■,
.treot, deal .. ~- . JOHH KACK. Amat.
P o'BrieB r ]rnuiUln
W Tintoff, • do
J Oo)dv»ter.
T. Colloo,
E»K FOKIteMoUM ANN.. IP>- »
CINCINMATI.—Tbs fine steamar jJCBU
H* Ksrr, willtear*
and all intermediate.ports,cm THIS DAY, tbe3otb'
Inst., at 12 o’clock, Fur freight or palates apply on
hoard orto JAfl. COLLIKS. i * .
d«S» jyo.-rLACKr .r^g* o ™-
D Koonick, Btr. lowa
3 Joboatcwo,
M Reynolds, PiG B£
J’Wood, ' do
(TMfUarxl,
3 MeMeali tJ 8 Car.
REUULAE WEEKLY . IP* *
PACKET FOB GALUPOBIS ANDjfIBBB
PORTSMOUTH.—The ipleodld steamer^EucTSa?
Capt, John WoiX'wUl tears (bribe above and all in.
torsudiata ports THIS RAY, at. 10 o’clock a. m.—
For freight or jamsge apply on board dr to
-M° D. H. LE\YIB. Agent.
piI’XaKUKGJtt AND GAL-, JISUa
A
near tMßHengerateainer UHDIKie, 'CapL~ M. A. vox.
wlQ.leave PUtSbnigb for GaHJpolte EVERY BATUR
pAY, at_4 oVtock p. pi.; BetnnUng, team Oallipo-
Us EVERYTUESDAY, at.lo a. in. ForfrsigEY or
■pasMceapply on board or to -'
aegQ -J. B. XIYIKOSTOK A 00., Agenta.
pirxyuuKGJtiA^^Kjkl^, jtgri
JTiioum■ t> t w rr rrr^riniiiliiMiaffifift
* n B» Parkenborg,
, Ptirtimoath.—Tbo- ttoaxatr OLAIIA
DKAM.b^utA.X;.X«MUUot t 'viB few for Port**
month EVERY TXJKSDAY. al 3 o’clock n. m.-
Lcstsb Portomovtb EYERY PJUDAY, at 12 o'clock
bl #«rfrj»ighiorjNMnge.apbhr.on board or to
'■tto&dlml { Jyo. FLACK. Trecnt.
DKOULAIt iW.BbItLY ■
-XV ZANESVILLE FAUKKT.— IbctBSSitk
Wi **»<*UlB liouauMiJißA oka-
JtAH, Cafrt.Monroa Ayafa, !,«,<• PitDbarrh for
ZunmlUo KVBBY TCHiDAT,« 4 rfdtxkrnTm.—
lUmnlmJ bai*a£ain»iUi> EVERY FRIDAY, at 8
H. 8, MERCK A 00.; Arott^aSiSh.
, JaOtj Lak wuKtiLCiwrrTgg- >.
-4. V PACKET.—Tha aalimlld pHHntiidflßSßiE
MUIEBTA; (Sj*.'Jofm r (Sn)on,l».T« i ur
USjfSfiSSJSP “*«ra«iWAj>i>n» eteby tubs.
DAT, TIiCHSDAY and BATUaDAY, at 11 o'clock
«.vto„ mtklin i«Bn» mbiukllom with lh» rnk
BouST.
EfEBTMOHDATi WEDNEB
- and PBUrAT, at «o'ek*)t %.m. PuMninn
rec*>iplad through to Clfifdnn»a. Tor ftalrht (irpa*.
•tgt »pplj on board or to JAU. COLLIN? 4 CO,,
«ll 1 : : 1H Tkter atmd.
QAS FIXTUKES. ~
•' A I*AMK .ASSORTMENT
, just ascxirsb
_ 4*»
... , • T’
TOR BALI BT - ■ ,* .
FARBKLL * CO.,
■ „ ' > M^mroVBTBBTBEST.
w2oJi:*o3o.
piHKBS&<-4*
Hominy,
.3o Qrwn Applet,
bOß,Dria4.P«acbtt,
jto tihartaott, ■
*>; pourot*,
tdi. OntTMMdHsau,
bw, WhiWßeanvr,,
t - „_.../grtem Keservd
* *>*
H-Totaiioor
PITUSBUHGH aAitKKfN
Imports b, Railroad.
Imports lap- River.
Kiver News.
STEMKBO^tTS.
JSMSCItVIzJtJIrEOITS.
JjITHKIDGES XX FLINT Ul,Af>t>
OVAL CABBOS OIL
LAMPCIIISINEys.
Paternal September 10th. 18C1,
The beat__tbat tutTc ercr y«t Urn oitenHl to the
public. They are the best for. the following reanona:
I. Becausu, tevlng of.an oval ilwipe, the glate U
everywhere equally fhirn the flame; »o that
the draft ia etruuger and more regular;'
/ 2. The uval ilupeis better adapteil'tu rodsi the
effect of eudden expansion,su that it to impossible to
crack them.
3. The glass to made lugely of Lead and Pearlasb,
giving a great degree of strength and elasticity. The
chimney* which housekeepers have fuund’to be so
brittle as. to crack, oreu Whcn not In use,
bly made of Lime Glam instead ef Flint Glam, of
which ours are Btanufactured.: ■
4. *Bat.tho greatest,advantage of thine Cliimnays la
that when yuu Uar« ooe it will hut fororer, and if
mij housekeeper break* OnS by thrhcat of the lamp,
lev her coll at the manufactory-and we will replace
her-cracked'chinuittj by.t dozeh whole ones. Xhis
profler does not iadnde acridonts or those cases of
breakage.where the chimney hits, through inexperi
ence, been screwed so closely to the lamp as -to- pre
vent Us expansion when heated.
Mannfivctorerrand consumer* of Carlton Oil, who
bar* felt the magnitude of. the übetacla, which has
existed in the expense of chimneys, in the way
of the noirend tuo of the oil, hare feand a remedy In
'the Oral XX Flint Glass Chimneys, which has mate
rially lessened the ooat of Carbon Oil light to those
.who UM'them, and Increased .the consumption of oil
consequent upon the lemoned expense for chimneys.
For sale by J. 0. Kirkpatrick, L. Thumm A Co.,
Bogeni A Nee bit. T. Hayden, Luccsco Oil Ca, Welden
A Ueinukei W. Ogden A Co., W. P. Wooldridge, W>
M. Hurray, or at the Hannfcctory, Washington s
near Pennsylvania avenue.
aoUhtawwastf. K. H.DITURIDGg.
S'
TEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
. J NSW YORK AND UTEIiPOOL.Und. TO«V
tag and embarking paseongen* at
(Ireland.) .The Llrerpod, New York and Philadel
phia Steamship Company intend despatching their
fall-powered Clyde-built Iron. Steamships m follows;
CITY - OP WASttINGTON-SataniaT, December 28.
£DlHBUB(}U nMH ,... n « m ..Batu] , )]Ajr, January 4.
and erecy Saturday, AT wooji. frooi pler 44, North
Blxer.
rates or .PASSAGE:
FIBST CABIN 875,00 STEERAGE 430,00
do to Loudon.*.. 80,u0 do to Loudon xt,oo
do to 85,00 do to Pari* 38,00
do to Hamburg. 85,00 do to Hamburg.. Xs,uo
Ptsaengers also forwarded to HsTro, Bremen, Rot*
terdam, Antwerp, Ac., at equally low rates. '
dep-Persona wishing to bring ant their friends can
buy ticket* here at the following rates to New York:
From Liverpool or Queenstown; Ist Cabin, 875, $B5
and $lO5. Steerage from Liverpool $40,00. From
Queenstown $30,00.
These btMmern have superior accommodations for
passengers, and-cany exjKirienced Surgeons. They
are bunt In Watertight Iron Sections, and hare
Patent Fire AnnililUtpre oh board.
d>#*Pamekokbj ror EOEOPB.— Dp order of the fins
rtarg of Stoic, oZT pOMeSdm tearing iAe United State*
OTt reysfrwf 10;pr«*rc PanporU before going on board
th* Steamer.
JOHN G.iDAtE, Agent,
16 Broadway, New York.
JOHN THOMPSON, Agent,
tnhl6:dtf No. 410 Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
JJA VlB & PHILLIPS,
BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
PLUMBERS,
9AS AND STEAM TITTERS,
Manufccterari and Dealer* in
GAS FIXTURES,
PUMPS AND BRASS WORK,
of erery description.
OIL-WELL PUMPS, of BRASS, COPPER oi
IRON, with the mast approved Chamber* or Valves,
of all klnds/wd warranted to gire aatisfoctlon.
MANUFACTORY,
110 Water and 104 Front streets,
jrjau>k, "pajlnt; "
best article for the purposes known for pre
ferring IRON AND WOOD WORK FROM RUST
AND DECAY; for BRIDGES, ROOFS, BOATS,
TANKS, OIL BARBELS, or other work exposed to
the weather.
As a 178E-FBOOF PAINT, U is Invaluable, And
Is warranted superior In body, permanency and cheap
ness to any other Paint known.
Made and for tale by the ton or smaller quantity by
the
PENN*A. SALT MANUFACTURING CO.,
d*3-3mM» .. 34 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
L.ALLihN, Agent,
AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer to
WINKS, BRANDIES, LIQCORS AND CIQAMj
BBOTirriNO DISTJLLBBt
No. 6 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Feua'a.
no23:«<Upl
qLwuiuks 'lX> tuktkauk.
U 3000 bos. mw kQa Dried P**cbca,
6000 * « « « AppkT
300 bbla, choice Green •* '
250 boxes prime Western Beraire Cbeeee,
1500 bill, caiolco Ky. White Wheat Floor,
JOO “ *• Bye . ••
160 'f Noe. 1 acul 2 Mackerel,
125 « No.Stars* . “
100 batts eeeorted brands Tobacco,
COO bbla. choice Plan tattoo MoUesee,
100 bbda. N. O. Sugar,
IUO bbla. aaeortad UeJlned fingar»,
160 “ . « Byrope,
11S do*. “ Cora Broome,
" 360 bbla. prime to choice Bio Coffee,
76 cbeeta Yotmg Byvon and Blech Teat,
In atore aad far eale by
McDonald a arbcckles,
delB No. 253 Liberty-etreet, pear Wood.
CjIiALKD i*UUFOSALa, until tile 30th
kJ December, 1961, are invited fitr furnishing the U
»• Subsistence Department with FLOUR.
About 12,000 barrels will bo required, of a hisb
grade of Extra Flour,-to bo delivered in Washinctoo.
at the Railroad Depot, or at Warehouses In Washing,
ton or Georgetown, sometime between the Cm and
10th of January, 18C2.
Each barrel of tbs Floor to be inspected Just before
it Is received. Tbo Flour must be equal la Quality to
tbe samples to be obtained at the Capitolßakcrr.
Washington City.
'to be directed to Mdor A. BEGKWITII, C.
8., U. 8. A., and endorsod “Proposal*.” deforM
At*’FiCJAL NOTICE ;«-4£uabtermab>
V/ Ta aamL'i Oma, Wakhisotos Uitt, Dec.
6,1861. _• i
The following Resolnlton hasbeen' adopted by tbe
House of Representatives of the -United Btates,viz:
“ftwotorf. That the Becretary of War be requested
to fnrnish to this Hcrose copits of all contracts made
bribe Quartermaster’* Department fur feeding disa
bled hones during the winter,. to state tbe terms of
tbesscontracls, U» nanus, of Contractor*, tbe num
ber of hones out, and whether tbusa contracts
were madeupon public.notice.”
All officers andagents of the Quartermaster’s Do.
partment are Ixytructod to seod to tbe Quartermas
ter Oenaral. Immediately upon seeing this notice,
copies of alpcontncts, and all information-embraced
within the (anus of the Resolution.
.. M. O. MEIG9,
ds!2AQtd y Qnartennaster OetwniL
JOfcST IN TJtkK FOB THE IIOLI
- this day,
US boxes canned peaches, at fs per dozen.
100 bus. choice halves tie* Dry i’cachre.
' CO bos. prime Dried Apples.
100 bbk. St. Louis Janniton Apples.
-JO boxes bottled pure Wine.
20 bhls. Flint Hominy.
1 oar load Prince Albert Potatoes.
1 M •* Poach Blowers.
26 boxes mild Cheese.
Formic by ~ X. B. VOIGT A CO., 247 Liberty st.
1 iyssoLimofl of uo^aktnek^
JL/,BHlp.—Thefinn of R. A J. W ATSON t CO.
Uwly engaged lu tho Groceiy and Boat-Store bnsl
-nem< was d&solrsd on the 6th day.of November, 18oi.
by the Withdrawal of F. H. ANDEBSONrand the
businma will becloacd out by JAS. WATSON, of the
Ann of E. A J. WATSON, at their! office, ufoo alono
hasanthorlty to settle the business-of tab late firm
JAKES WATSON, J*.
Pittsburgh, Not. 27th, 1861.—n028:3md
(X)ST." : ‘
- - The largest stock of
CLOCKS
in the city, dating out at COST.
, - B. T.M’QEAGH,
delOtlmd No. 274 Liberty street.
STREET, ALLEGHENY.
JL 1 ' —fissote-erf by tka BsUct and Common Oonnrfit of
tkn City qf AlUgbiny, That the Report of Viewers for
the openlngo? Fremont street be and tbe same Is
hereby approved, and tbat tbe, same bo certified to
the City BoUcitor for filing In the' District Court for
confirmation. JOHN ATWELL,
- President pro tem of Select Coundl. ”
D. Ms cm aov, Clerk of Select Council.
• ANDREW D. SMITH,
. President of Common Council.
Attest: M. K'Gbtmauv Clerk Common Council.
To all Cojwhjixd— Take notice that the Ptato
mcntof Viewers Jbr the opening of Fran oat «treet
has been tfaia day filed in tM.Ulitrict Court forcon*-
firnutlon, to which Court all parties jaggrievedan'
appeal if they tea proper, wilhin tlx troeksfrom thla
dau, B.BCHOYKt,\K:,
rySESWAX Wa^TKl^ibr-whiolitbo
JLlhlsbeW markat pricewUl bepold, bf
B. A. FAHNESTOCK * (&, ' -
> ao2S , i > Qqrntr Wood and Plrat atWu.
(lUfii—fiU half chests Y. 1 mporini
•/•."WIdJJA B.BOBISOH *«>.';
~~' : JKMmcaUL' ; v
rriUE ALL SOFt'ftajiNT THItEE.
The. great “American known a
GENUINE PEEPAEAXIONS, vii
UELiIBOLP’S EXTRACT “BCCHU,”
u ' SARSAPARILLA,
“ IMPROVED BOSE WASH.
®E3TOINE PREPARATION.
“HIGHLY CONCENTRATED”
* n ~; FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU,
„ r BGtoedy for Diseases of the
SKSS&SKf? 1 G^EL - “ d UKOP3 ‘ !
TbU Medicine increases'the power of Digestion,
wid Mudtea i the[ABSORBENTS Into healthy action!
byuhlcfa the WATERY or CALCABEOUS.depoei!
tlons, and all UNNATURAL ENLABGEMENTSare
reduced, a* well os .PAIS AND INFLAMMATION
and u good for HEN, WOMEN, or CHILDREN. .
UELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For weakmwsoß arising from Exceeds, Habits of Dl
■ipatiua, Early Indiscretion or Abuse.
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING BYMP.
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power.
Lo« of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, \ TrembUig, *
Horror of,Disease, i WakefUlmas.*
Dlmnme of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Univeml Imswtnda of tho Muscular System
Hot Hands, Flushing of tho Bodv.
Dryof the Skin, Eruption* of the Face,
* PALLID COUNTENANCE,
if allowed to go on, which thfi~
medicine invariably removes, toon follows
IMPOTENOY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In mie of which the patient may expire.
VI ho can say that they are not frequently followed
by those “DIBEFUL DISEASES," 7 wuoweu
‘INBANITY AND CONSUMPTION.”
Mauy are aware of the'eaueb of theirsoflerlng,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
dMdlAeAfefaacAoijr Doa/fts £jr Commmplion,
BXAB XBVLE WITBESS TO THB TBCTH OP TUX AMBBTIOV.
THE INSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Bequircs the aid of modi cine to strengthen and
Invigorate the System,
Which HelmboM’e EXTRACT BUCHU OiearfaMj
a TAIAL WILL COS VIM CS THE MOST SKEPTICAL.
FEMALES—FEMALES—FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OB CON-
TEMPLATING marriage,
AFFECTIONS PECULIAR* TO FE
MALES, the Extract Bachu is uncquaUod by any
other remedy, as In Chlorisle or Retention, Inegn
tority, Painfuloees* or ‘ Suppression of Customary
Evacuations, Ulcerated or Sdrrhons sUte of tin
Uterus, Leucorrhea or Whites, Sterility, and for all
complaints incident to the sax, whether arising from
Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation, or in the
DECLIKE OB CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT 1
Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant
Hedicino for unpleasant and dangerous Diseases.
HEL’HBOLIPB EXTBAOT BUCnO
ctmxs
SECRET DISEASES
In aU iu stages, At little expense;
Little or no change in diet; No Inconvenience;
PITTSBURGH.
It causes a frequent desire and gifea strength to
Urinato, thereby removing Obstructions.
Prerenting and curing Strictures of the Urethra,
allaying pain and inflammation, so frequent in the
claw of diseases, and expellingßll Pauotumi, Dmased
and wore-otU Jfoßsr.
THOUSANDS‘UPON THOUSANDS,
Who bare boon the victims of quacks, who hare
puU bbstt rase to be cured in a short time, hare
found they were deceived, and that the “POISON 11
has, by the use of “powerfuLastringents,’* been dried
up In the system, to break out in aggravated form,
and ■
PEBBAP3 A FTEB MABBIAQE.
B“ HtlmboU'. Eitnwßnchu for .11 Action,
and diseases of the
- URINARY ORGANS,
Whet her existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever canes originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
DIURETIC* thC ** <>rgmn * rw l nlr * U» Md of a
HXLMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And is certain to hare the desired effect in all Dis
eases for which It U recommended.
Blood! Blood I Blood I
H«JmboU*a Highly Oonceutmitd Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
SYPHILIS.
This U an aflectiqn of the Blood, and
ATTACKS THE SEXUAL ORGANS,
LININGS OF THE NOSE, EARS,
THROAT, WINDPIPE,
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES,
Making Us appearance in the fbrm of ULCERS.
' „ Ddabold’a Extract Sarsaparilla
Purifies the Blood,
and remotes all Scaly Eruptions of the Skin,
Giving to the complexion a
CLKAB AHD KEALTHT COLOR.
It pn-jaiwl for thli cluaof coo
plaints, its Blood Purifying Properties are preserved
t* * BX*ftar extent than any other proMration of
SaiyapartUa. 5
UELMBOLD’S BOSS WASH,
An cxccUeut Lotfonfbr diseases of a Syphilitic No
tma, andas an litfectAm in diseasse of tho Urinary
Organa arising fromHablta of Disalpntion, need In
eotmectkai withth©ExtracUßochu or Sarsaparilla,
in snch diseases as recommended; " ' ' .* -
Ertfmct oj tiomiMtreUnbU mmd rmponnbU ckandrr
will accompany the medicine*.
CERTIFICATES OF CUBES,
JVota 9 to 20 fears* tUudiug,
With names known to
kdfame.
„ SCIENCE A
ForSledfcal Properties of BUCHU, see Dispensa
tory of lhe United states.
Be. ProrMKT DEWEES’ ™in»blo irork. on th<
Practica,’of Physic.
- See . remarks made by the Into celehratod Dr
PUYSICK, Philadelphia. -
800 remarks' made by-Dr. EPHRAIM McDOW
ELL, a celebrated Physician and Member of tho Royal
College of Salmons, Ireland, and published In the
Transactions of the King and Qneuh's Journal.
See most of the late Standard Works on Medicine.
Extract Bnrhn, • 00 per bottlo, or six <br S 0 00.
oo “ •» eoo
improTfd fioto fcub, 60c. •• .. 6 m
Or, h«lf doum of o»ch for *l2 00, which will bo riO--
.dent to dire the moat obstinate cases, if directions
am adhered to. Delivered to one address, wcurelv
packed from observation. _ *
DESCRIBE'STMPTOK3 12? AIL COHXTTNIOA-
CURES GUARANTEED/
, . PcnoMllT «,pitt®d befiw* me,aa Alderman of the
°f H t . T. Hslmbouh who being
duW sworn, doth Uy his preparations contain noaaar*
cotic, no mercury,or Other inforioas drags, but are
purely tSgetabl* - ~ *H. T. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, the;23d day of
Novelabra-jISM. ; , ;
! - - WM. P. ffiBBEBb, Jllraoi.,
Hintb.street, abote Baco, Philadelphia..
Address letters for inforawtiaa is confidence to
H. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
JHpot, South Tenth street, below Chevtnnt,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
■, -And wepn'ecjfliidealers,
.Who endearor to.dispose “of their own” and “other**
articles on.the reputation attained by
Helmhold’s Genuine Preparations
“ . Extract Bochn; '•
“ ' “ ■ Sarsaparilla;
•« ' “ 1 lmprored BosoWaah.
DB. GEO. HJ.KfcTBEB, '
Ho. 140 W«joditreot,PUUborrii,
Afidill Drafgbttorerjrwher*/<- . .
, Jake no other, '
Cat. the advertissmsnil oat and stftd for «»***■>
ATggmpoemoM XND exposure!;
“HELHBOLD’S'
six sTxpzoMa snort.
And noexponm.
ADFIUE GRATIS/
PHILADELPHIA.
jpHDIT. TREES.—brotrcßlnofTS to Fur-'
■ ■ CH A , . tM -~A W of cbolt. TBEKa,,
of selected varieties to cbooerfioml with every pool*
WecaiwUkento bare everyvfirietysrueto&amo.
0f 4 Appleakmo.we/hars UW)aL-saooo of whleh
era three year oldi, four, year &L. „ Poar,l(L*
0)0 two to three years old. Peach, Bam,- fine
StOCk.'- / '^* T - *•• t ■ r,: • p.-‘i
BcfUUlm—tb. Tim In tb. .Konenv CiUui
oiimln. tb»a.. i. ;■
. J > V JwGBEEHI from 1 to 8 teat. bT tho bnndAdi
ebm llm SHAKE. TUBES JAHD BHBUBBISY,t
whnlCTAlaMid IWOL - 1 ... 1.. a -..CiJi
AHB OAStAED SBfc.
BIMBi gltttbmlL Pm '
- mikiiml . - . JOBS i*.
-r-* W-O,
—►'-’-I
S * GRAFF,
01-L j£ BF'ISt EfiS,
asn MaMcracrcßXßf or
, WHITE. BURNING OIL,'
PURE DEODORIZED BENZOLE
* AND STEAM CLARIFIED MACHINERY OIL,
CRUDE OIL OF ALL GRAVITIES PURCHASED.
•9*New Oil BarreU.wanted.:
Corner Office, MOaot
>la House. ddpuawiyF
pKTKULEUM OLL.-.Tbe “New York
X. Chemical Asiociariuy,”' 35 Dey street; Neir-
York, has established a Depot at ELI2ABKTHPOBT,
N. J., for receiving and storing OIL shipped by the
Jenn-y Central Railroad- This port; Is convenient to
New York, sad naves artuge aixl much handling --
Oomigumenu solicited. Mark itamU wia-AUatiowm
BomU. ' *'~
IltrE&zNcts—-David Richey, of the Ann of Richey,
Bar lie A Co.; Rogers A Neauitt; Eaton, Macruin A
nott&lnuicwF
UlJj'WOKKfii OOMFANY OF
W PENNSYLVANIA, . . ,
_ __ HonuCteturer* of
LUBRICATING AND BCTINBDOIXS,
No. 3 St. Clair oaar Duqueww W«y»
PmSBMIQH, PSifN’A.
Thw Company b exdttaiTely engaged InlbaOll
trade, and u wmtantly ottering pjrrkoi.Kim w
comiubuton, wholesale. Advance*made onctmalgn
m*;uta. Addre* j. WEAVES, J*.,
Uolis;dtf iyvrHary.-
Lucikkk oil works.
WILLIAM P.WOOLEIDQE,
KAOTrAcrvsu or
COAL AND CABBON OILS,
anddeakr io
LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, rfc., Ac,, •*
No. 39 Market street, between Second atul Third.
- PITTSBURGH) PA, -
mh3o-.dljr .
OAGLKOIL, WOfekS—WutH'l'M 4 K r
AJ 4 ANDERSON, refiners and dealers in
■ PURE GABSON OIL, (quality giuiranteed))
„ PITTSBURGH, PA.
09" CAB GREASE and BEK2OLE constantly on
hand. *
Orders received for the present At CHESS, SMITH
4 Co.’*, Water and First streets; '• ■
se2:Crod . -
OIL COALPaNY. "
\J B. H. DAVIS, Pmidtni.
JOHN IRWIN, Jr., Scc'g and JWr.
Directors—K. H. Davis, T. M. Kevin, J.i. Car
naghan, A. Cameron, John Irwio, Jr. .
PETROLEUM, of light gravity, from tho wells «1
the company, on Oil Creek, in Venango connty, con
stantly ou hand and for sale.-
Ottloe at T. 11. Kevin 4 Oo.’a, No. 20 WOOD ST.,
Pittsburgh. wyfclyd
pKTKOiNA OIL WOli&ti.—LCNlT
JL miller a CO.
"* Bhar P* ba, « Station, Allegheny Valley
: Office and Warehoaso, 23 MARKET BTREET
Pittsburgh;
„ Manufacturers of ILLUMINATING and LUBRI
CATING CARBON OILS and BENZOLE.
1 REFINED OIL, warranted non-explo
sive, always on hand. - ocl&lrd
OIL, at The low
JU rates or 25 CENTS PER GALLON, constantly
on hand and for sale by B. 0.4 J. H. SAWYER.
As to the quality, wo refer to annexed certificate:
* Pimxuwm, Nor. 27,1800.
Mean. B. C. & J. B. fiawpsr—Gents: Tho Lubrj
caUng Oil we arc getting from you we find to be the
best for oar purposes we b&Te ever used.
Th* L. 8. M. B. B. B. Co.,
no2S:tf Bt W*. EBPT, President
w. A. McCLUUG, —~
COMMISSION MEIIOHANT,
roa the sals or
CBODI AND DEFINED CaBBOH OILS,
No. fil Wood Street.
GEO. W. HOLDSHIP.. OEM. ESXAIf a. T. H'COEXICK.
Tjn'OOnVILLB OIL REFINERY.
HOLDSHIP, Bar AN A CO.,
MAsvrxcivutas or '
BURNING OIL AND LUBRICATING OIL,
°? Ixlo4 thß T * r y host quality of
BURNING OlL,dear and without odor, aW a ttwod
LUBRICATOR, pure WHITE BENZOLE and CAR
GREASE.
JW-AD orders left at No. 35 Fimt Stiekt, Bank
Block, second floor, will be promptly attended to.
ocstdtf
BTQf m JES 9 Ac.
ALLEN, McCOKMiCK Sc CO., Valley
Fotraar, Pittsburgh, Pa.
No. 301 Liberty street.
of COOK, PARLOR AND HEAT
ING STOVES, PARLOR ANDKITCHEN GRATES,
HOLLOW WARE, etc., Steel and Glass Moulds, Bell
ing Mill Castings, lliil Gearing, Gas, Water and Ar
tlcen Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog Irons, Wagun Boxes, Su
gar Kettles, Pulleys, Hangers, Car Wheel* Couplings
and Castings generally. Also, Jobbing'and M*chij»
Castings made to order. Patented Portable Mill,
with Steam or Horse Power. - nolfcGmd
J4ku r. j. r. roojio.
VOTING BROTHERS, Duquesnb ICoun
’ A put, Liberty street, near the Outer Depot PtL
M«*burgh,.. Jnatmfecture MACHINE,'
ROLLING MILL FURNACE
CASTINGS of every description. ••
OIL PIPE, BOILER CASTINGS, EIRE FRONTS,
GRATE BARS, WAGON BOXES, SAD AND DOG
ISONS, GRATES AND GRATE FRONTS, STOP
COCK BOXES, 4c,, always on hand and for sole low.
Orders left with W. W. VOUNG, corner of Wood
street and Diamond alley, will receive prompt atten
gy .... ; —‘*B
OiOVES l JSTOVES !~1). 1)B HA"
kJASON, UAJTvracrtrkkki or STOVES, -
Warehouse, Federal st., near Suspension Bridge,
w , ALLEGHENY CITY.
"• M* the attention of dealers to ear Jinn assort - ■
meet of COOKING and HEATING STOVES, for
wood and coal, which, we are selling at the lowest
rates. Those visiting oar dty will find it to their
advantage to give os a call and examine oar stock bo*
tare purchasing elsewhere.
OAST IRONHOUSE FRONTS, IRON RAILING,
.SCALES, HOLLOW WARE,' WAGON BOXES!
PLAIN and FANCY GBATE-FBONTS, FENDERS,
etc., and CASTINGS ofaU kinds made to order. P?
Jylfclyd P. Da HAVEN A SON.
UtNA S'l'OVJfi WOKKa.-A. BkAU
JLJ LEY, mwanfocturer of every variety of
COOK r PABLOB AN® HEATIN' 8 STO YEB: GBATE
FRONTS. FENDEBS, Ac., Ac. . .
&lc pronrietor of the celebrated PATENT GAS
-11 URNINO AND SMOKE CONSUMING ARRANGE
MENTS.
Iok.omciz am Sjojcs! Boox, com.'of Wood and
Third streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. jaidly
JBOTBM,S.
JpKKNCIfS HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
cur or hew roEK.
SINGLE BOOMS FIFTY CENTS PER DAY
, City Hall £q*art,cor*er Frankfirl BtrnL
(Opposite City H&1L)
Meats as they may be ordered In the spacious
Beffeotory.
There is a Barber's’Shop and BAth Booms attached
to the Hotel
■WBewara of RUNNERS and HACKMEN who
say we are fall,
nodftdlyw B. FRENCH, Pnorag^oa.
gT. LOUIS HOTKL, Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
In the Immediate neighborhood- or # the Jobbing
Hooeee on Market, Third and’cbestnnt
streets, the Banks, Post-Office, Mer
chants Exchange, An.,. Ac. .;
BOARD PER DAY, 1 1,60.
Accommodation; teiat retired, <m the EUROPEAN
PLAN. ■ a
Booms from SO-cents andupwsrds,-per day, and
Nuia Ati riincuM Rcsramasr aTtacnso to
vasHono. Prices according to Bills of Fora.
' W lii cinCiii vans Paoxaoxu noxavT
Bratton TO on CLOSE TO ran Horen.
AWXngliah, French, German and. Spanish spoken.-
jylTidflm ■ . '! .. *”*
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Beoadwat,
• NEW YORK. . _ .
BOABDREDUOED.TO 52.00 PER DAY.
tone* *hm nputng of this Wt and FTrt.
tel, in 1S&1, It bM been the slngto endeavor of the;
proprietors to make IV the mastsumptaous, couvtn
lent and comfortable heme for ti»e dMtfO knd itTan- :
ger on this side of the Atlantia..,
' And whatever has seemed Ukely to administer to'
the comfort of its guests thayhaVe endeavored, with*:
oht regard to costjto'prorhlc, and to combine tilths
elements of individual and social enJojjmient which
modern art has invented and modeto taste approved;
end the patrodage'-which It hM commanded daring
the past six years' Is a gratifying prbof that tbeirsf.,
forts have beea appncialfdJ j
. To.maet ths.kxigehdeapf.'tbe times, When ell era
repaired to pnetfra the most rigid oconomy, the un
designed heve JKXDDCKD THE PBICE OF BOARD
TO TWO DOLLARS PER DAT, nfc the same time
' abating none of the lanriee with which their table
has hitherto been supplied.-
i' TB*Ai)WSLt,. WIUTOOHB A 00. "
WSsM • ••? - -
hrr
/ILEVELAKD r *’ptt it 5.
AlVi'rrtSBCaGHRAn- EaaSSS3Mii±ill 4;
WAV—TIME
"Sl, Ater MOSDAI-, Kor«iibvri>i".!aaV
rrad, InPittilmrgh, m Mow.: ■.*««;'_ ;.
*“*<**& O&ahujrt ngimaU/mltjm^'
te*re* l. a
do Steubenville.. 5-28 » m
I, do £ewk* —... 12*5 r £
; do Columbus 1:30 S/m. •
-m 'in.n 6:4S p* m ..
do St. Louis..... .llftto Cl '
Leaves 1:65 p. m. r:
do . Steubenville &10 p. a
if S?™,* •12*0 midnight.
tdo Columbus ~.,■ .j ; 3d
; ArrireeClnclnnatl.,..._......... 7-10 , rJ -
do St.Loni^.— ...11:30 p. £
£°, «“*•««» Pittsburgh tod Cbdnmitl. 1
Splendid Sleeping-Cora attached to-all Night Trains.
PUUuryl oM JTiefiiap
do Wellsville.. *.„• -u.T wat^:
•do Steubenville ; * fcsa a. m*-
who.ung— SS t S'
do Steubenville . „ma V
ArriTu8i1un:................. :. Brio w £ ■ -- r
Connretiog.t Wheeling wilh Baltimoro ud Ohio a
IWlrood, end at BvlUir with Control Ohio JEaShnaT'
for Zani»vtlle, tonoutor. CircleTllle, Coloihtw hud
Clucinußti. ; . .
Pittsburgh and CZeeefead ££«. ’
I TS , S‘S k ~- i:55 «. m.
do WeUeelllti ; 4; 05 «. m \
do Be,»rd.. ; CitS ». m.
do AUmnw ........ ; :0 a ». m .
UO . UodsOD ............. 0.9*. Tn
ArTivr. Clerolind . _ tS'
do, vdMS. ___ ££
. do Hudson 7*o«' ti »*» ’ ■ '
ArriTcsetercland, pi m. V
ConueoUng»t Bayard with. TuecMuwMrbra»cfc'for ;
w>d Canal Dover* at All fan oe with
Pittsburgh, Port Wayne and Chicago; .♦;
Hudson with Cleveland, Zanesville p •
®* r f^ r - 4kron, Cuyahoga Palls uad HUlenburg, and >
at ClareUnd with C. A-E. ». B. for Erie, IhmlSrk'
“d ’’ * T - E - B - f ° r Dblroi.
MiU Tioto lan-amt 6,050. m., .topping at all u
tioiw. between Rochester and Bollair.
Weils villa Accommodation leave* at 3;35 b. m. -
**«"*« tn M«“ "ri»® in Pittsburgh aa follow*
Past tine £<s*
Express Train.... ~,,,, 2HIS ol ml "
WellflTiUe Accommodation. tl - n 9*40 « »n
Passengers desiring to go to Bandosky, Toledo.
«™ ura ! “* n» llKrtJ
„ , . JOHiFsTEWART, TickotAxcnt.
For further information, apply to
.... „ ' , WILLIAM STEWART, Agent,
At the Company sOffico in Freight Station, Penntt.
n 027 •,
W1 N TE K A R-tbes—a-.Td
EAKUEMENT gnk KsasSgp«K,%i I
1801. THE ajnlßiiJfcij
iaiia3 oEfrrEAL aA ? L '“wAu., EiGi(iWii.i
K’o». : 2Jtb; the THBOCGH
HAIE TRAIK terrMthoruwmgM- Statteo aro,
morning .(except Simda,) at 2:50 a. m. .topping .nil
at prtacipal atallona, and making dlract cacnactlisw
at UatruWg for Baltlmon and Waahinrttm, aadlbr
How lorktla Allentown tnnta. “
IME THEOUOH EXPEESB TEAM leaTta dailr
at 4:10 a. m., .topping anlj at principal otaUoS
“atlog direct connactlon.'at Hatrliburg Ibcßaltß
more and Washington, and for Hew York ria Alloa
. town route. . ,, f . • r •
a i*A.BX LINE leaves tho&t&Hondalhrfexceßi
Bonday) at Hktt it. m.j -stepping only at priSdS
erery morning iSundayscxceptod) ai MO Vim, rub*
gjjjS aa far as Comma ugh at kU sta-
ACCOMMODATION. TRAINS.^
The JohnstownAscommodatlon Train Lavas dallT.
(except Sunday), at 3:00 p. m.,ft©ppingat allstation*
andnmnlngaatar aa Oieaaugh: ' .
, Fim Aocompodattou Train far WalTs Station jam
dauy (except Sonday) at 0:40 w;tb. - /•'■
Second Accommodation Train for Wall’s Station
leaTes daily (except Sunday) at 11:00 a. m.
Third Accommodation iWn for Wall's Station
lea Tea daily (except Bond«y)at 4:00 p. u. - -
Fourth Accommodalten Train for,;WMl’s Station
Icaroi dally (except Sunday) at 6H5 p. m. •
fieturnlng Trains arrive In PitUbnrgh aa follows:
Express, 1:16 p. m.; 11*11, 8:35 p.- m;;-Fast Line,-
1:30 a. w. Accommodation, XthQ&^m.;
First Wail’s Station Accommodation. th3o a. m. : Keel
Station A m* third
Wall s station Accommodation, Dt»:p.mlTFomrth
Wall s Station Accommodation, 6:06 p; tm
Trains for Blairs tills and Tnrft*** eoonset at Bfaln
vilfa Intersection with Johnstown AdcomruudMion
and Exprees Trains East and Wmt..
Jh? tniToUng public will find it peatly lb thblr'ln.
terwt, ingotog East orWmt, to travel by the Fnm.
sylvazUa Railroad, aa the accommodations nowoSerod
canoot be surpassed on- any other rooted The Bond la
ballasted .with:stone.and la enUreir freefaomdaet.
We out promlm safety, speed and comfort to afl srbo
***“7 htor tlihlloiul wnh thilf {attnugn^
To Philadelphia — 10 60 To Lancaater ...8 00
To Harrisburg '7A5j -‘ «... o w
llajjgaKachaclad to aU Btatlon. oa th« PaoMilta.
nla Ihdlroad, and to Philadelphia, EalUmSamd
new York;- • ;
.. PaarnDgen -pnrehaaing- tiaketa. In cm. wiii' b.
“W nocording to dlatthca triVrtM, In
yj*; lb * “»<*. «awpt: front MMiona
Where the Company has no Anent. s
NOTICE.—In case of toss, the Opmpazry win hold
rasponsibla Ajt personal only,
and for on amount not ; “**»
R- An Omnibus -Llhsiuu been ‘emnloved to
amvey passengen and baggage to: and from the De*
pot, at a charge not toeXcsed 35 centi breach ne*
seugcr and baggige. For tickets, apply to . -
aaav r. «•' • ’•••*'J.BIKWAMVAgent,
Passengur fitmioh, on JdWrt? and
Tickets Jbr at |
points in Northern: MlssoifrL the
Hanses, or theTorrlUwfos, shSldliSston
65SkS2? "*? 18. KOKB HUBOtfEI
UAILBOAD. The onljroute :frdmfiL Loute to Bt.
itSnK.' a 1 *bortaat andqolskeet Uoe, by thlr*
mpotcstnoUit,reached by
Uslwsyau cheap «j«tiyoaier.' ; ’
’ Bny yvur tickets toKansss and slfrhfints ts Norths
on Missouri by the. North Mort ”
_ " ~ ISAAC H. STURGEON.
of Om rfofU.
BtlftManm • UEKBT H. SIMMOHAA^nt
A AAi?MAD.^TSfegfi^^)j|jj^fa3L
arrho a, /it^dtghTtaoi^S^So^^™"
Acrtimmodaiion Laija, returning, Isave Hhltoa at
2;JJ “i 10 m *« at J * *o*v-ami li4sj and
Kzcunion TkhH >h»T.. Mitabonh lo Holton and
return, i& <»nt«. ftom Fittsburgh,
without tickets,will-be rhufoM foil-fim. - r * n|
.' R. F, MQitLBX, flopßriotfodent.
rjX) FARMERS AND OTHERS; \ i
FOB SALE, GEOWKY’S BUPEBIOB PATEHT
GRAIN FAN AND SEPARATOR,
• Fntented January 10.1SC0. ,
The iOMrioritT of this TAB ore* «B ithcn In oae
In ltacheapiawv.lniplldly.ami durability.
.ffffisft»sssari&SSsAaF£
n "' >o an ofl mien, whole
** ' f lbw, F rtrcet; Pittehnrith, Fa.
--T.'*‘" tnf ~ WrW.WALLAt.T!-
Soju-i suAru soAt'm—'fu* Oman
trFt- Boa*, maoafcctnred by B«
I laacltDOwledged to U t£
**“<* yrtjedßimUo the public.
«i£? p !? 0 , r v* dT * l,u ?* - **3 fcand in its ebeumav,
«fflcac7 in .rtmoTlnff gmie,
leaitwisg tfaraajring theftnett qualify cf«Dod*. It
canbeuwrfwtthiSlktod. “
wtificate, exnanatjMfromcenUapesi wcirknonn In
tnu cpnamuxiilT, and .who had «Vcry facility afforded
VrpartmM o/ li. r««VUL TUrttMX '■?,
. * Chamteal Olive Entire Boas 11 hartoc
P®^ 1 itt-onr Ecgmantt, vn
I® wrUQriag ttuit itvu ftrod ad
alrthW adapted..*? iho.wor ftoeoMiSia, and dcd«
djdiy &a moar»opanorß6ftp whkb eoaHbe prow
«1 Or «h. mfe* J
.h TTSwtUrtiiMtcr^amE-li^iinant.
- ~ ALEX; FOBSYTH,
. H®*tt«nnarterToarteenth Begfme&t. ;-•/ . >
. • ■ J " H-IC^MQfIIHKAR "r
. . Quart annaeter Yhirtertlhßeglni en t. "
J)0 YOUR OWN PBIKTIKQi ,
• OOOIEY’S CABINSr PBIBTIIfO OmOI,
EB3, AMAIjfcPBB, the ABBY M J v£t¥. .to. 1?. ' o
FtaiM tre oflferttf feld*fcr»«fftaewMitar& i in vu.-
Pitßßfl onr iftT|jßteS* and occupy lesa apace: can be ••}.«»
■old at prfc*e hitherto imhwatf cf-i±tt ip •$
price .of Job Pi|«M* now tnost.
whkh the Prunt ttaad,) an
■ »b*Mn>o*lr pat to.
■~«*<fa..Dcen wallad. • Call, and
la^ag^*
hi'.-'