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JMDAT MORNING, JAN. 10, 1882.
. RelitioM of Congress to the Army.
We referred, in our last, to the imporUnt
proceedings |a:Congress;.relative/ fo‘ tfie
. refusal of comply with
* resoluljfcn of the Hoase inquiring whether
»nj steps had been token--to investigate
the disssler. of BalTs Bluff.' Mr. Roseoe.
;Cohkling,'of New York, ; v who introduced
the matter, give oae of (fift mpst thrilling
recitals of that terrible disaster wo hate
ever read. He considered'tito'reply, of the
Commander-In-Chief as evasive, and the
dignity of thb House demanded that they
shouldnot be; trifled - with; Mr. Conkling
lhenwenteVto say that the battle of Ball’ll
‘ Bluff was the most atrocious military mur
der erer. committed In the course'of our
history, thb mbsV humiliating triumph of
'the blunder sp~gibse that po
one haa dared to defend it. Nine hundred
and thiriy/'meh lost their/live* by this
.resolution which the
Commanker-in-ihief had evaded, and which
•was passed, the second day of the session,
was duo to the memory of these , slain, ,if to
hothiog else. lie asked an inquiry,
and an inquiry was absolutely necessary. I
•* Suppose, said-Mr. Conkling, that it should |
appear that Gen. Stone la only half loyal,
or half a soldier; is that a sufficient and
0 good reason why he should be released from
his share of the* responsibility for this
ditadful crime ? . He said that the QoVern-.
ment w suspending two millions daily, and
had COO,OOO men in the field; whenever we
\ hare mado'anadYSnce, we hare been out-
V numbered and ignominlously defeated; and
// the Hons?; and. the people whom the
.✓ House represents, are denied the right of
knowingon whose shoulders lies the blame
of theeo things. We should know, said ho;
whether the Gcncral-in-Chief has taken
~ ...
, the pains to inquire who is responsible for
the battle at Ball's Bluff, and we should
make theinquiry with theintenUon of be
ing answered. After some further most
'severe remarks upon the 'adhject,' Mr
Conkling .offered a preamble: settingforth
the resolution, heretofore adopted, together
.with the reply. to.it, y sod concluding with a
; resolution that; the hhswcr is
neither .satisfactory, and
directing tiio Secretary of War to reply
.. further.
* . The objection to tbepassage ef theso re
solutions was 'opposed .by Vallagdighain,
Crittendeiij WickUffc, , and others of that
kidney, who are more afraid of hurting
slavery than desirouß of subduing the re
bellion.- Mr. Crittenden took• the extraor
dinary ground;* that the House, under the
Coustitutionjrbad no r power to inquire into
matters purely military. .Mr. Crittenden’s
course hasbeeuso eccentric of late, that
- whot he might say -would be of little ac
/\ count, were honot supportcd by a consid
. arable party in Congress, and . were there
noigpodreawn to believe that threatshave
been made by a certain class of army offi
cers against Congress. Itiahlghtimcthat
, this spirit was crushed, and we are glad that
the Hoose reiterated their request by such
'/_ an .overwhelming majority. The impor
- ? tsheS of this vote, the folly of Mr. Critten
den, and the danger -which impends over
the, country, shouldthe slightest disrespect
to Congress be permitted in &o army, ara
well set forth In the following extract from
an editorial iu the New York Afeemny Pott :
' We do not wonder sit the warmth of Mr.
Conkling's denunciation of this offer to
trifle with the House; wo do not wonder at
. excitement which it occasioned .among
the members; but we do wonder that any
member the House of Representatives
■honld. be found who could say, aa Mr.
Richardson, of Illinois, and Mr. CriUenden,
of Kentucky, did, that Congress has noth- ]
Ing todowith military matters. ■ If Con-1
, gftts has nothing to do with military, maU i
- ten, why were its’members called together |
.*• in a special session last summer Y: If Con- i
* grots has' nothing to do with military mat*
the levy of vast armies, and authorise enor
mous loans-sndlayheavyUxesfor their
subsistence, andaxmthe Executive with the
reqaisitepowtrsifer wielding this mighty
force ? armiwi yhkh are raised by the.
authority of.iCongresaitkhonld keep itseye
upon; it should see that they, are wisely
employed and for 'proper pniposes- _ The:
immensereiourcesitgaiherainLothfitreas
ury for a time of wsr, it should see are fru
gally-and rightfully expended. * The pow
ers it bestows uponthe President it should
eee are jrieldedfor their just and legiti
mate ends. The House ofßepresentatives
is tho great accuser of men high in office;
the Senate is ' the great tribunal ( before
which'they are tried; and both are guar
~ . diana.of the rights and-liberties of those
who elected them/ Congress has no power
to. inquire'lnto matters purely military!
Then its members might as well go home,
and Mr! Crittenden among them, .who utters
-- iM> absurdity from his puce in the House.
On thoAOntiary, Congtess has no right to
withdraw its attention fork moment, while
it is. in. session; from, th* conduct of that
uA&ly 'wirftn for whleh it has soliberal
iy supplied the means. Wesh*U next bo
totd that Congresahsa no power to inquire
Into matters purely;;financial; that it has'
■ no power purely
naval; that it has no power to inquire, into
matters simply relating to the administra
tion ofthe jpostoffice,andsq ‘on, .through
the whbie’cfrele-pf public; interests, with;
drawingthTm. one" after another, from its
S sad authority. 1 >•- * *- *
W . . We have an army of nearly seven hun
dred thousand men on footin'army like
those by which tiie despots of,the old world
hold .their subjects in fear and obedience.
It bebooves ua keep this army in the
strictest and most unquestioning subordir
nation to the civil power. Our country is
In such, a condition'Hhat, instead of for
bearihgjtoih4tQre.intb2uatUn.pumiy.mil-
itary, as Mr. Crittenden desires, it is the
duty of Congress exercise ova them the]
sharpest and* most wakefol .supervision. !
Ws cannot saftlyanew/bn (he pari : of'(h«'
cqmmander ; of otyr army, the - slightest
symptom of a. disposition to brave the civil
government One step of that nature will
naturally lead to another;, one.assumption
of independence on the part of tho military'
1 power will lead to a bolder one/till bylittlo
* and little we may slide into a military des-.
; 'po(ism. -.
We an bibugbfto. .this cpnclurion, tbon,
that Oeneral MoClellan hafl been guilty of
n prooeediug which* caa not' be overlooked.
Charity wuum suske . us hope it wiiS taken
- without a full oonsideratioh of it* nature.
and consequences.- : It must be atoned for
In tome wayhf civil government
must be' satisfied; of hiS absoluto subordi
• . nation, or we do ncA. see how he can be al
[ • lowed to hold hts plftc© at the head of^ ikt:
army. Thegreatmanwbomwedelightto
oall theFatherJofhiSCountry, always gave
r ah example of implirit obedienoe to .the
. ConUneniarCongre9f,andn«veLrdreamed
... ot treating its instructlotis otherwisethan
with respeeC. ‘ The ißustribus; commander
whose pWe. Geuoral McClellan now fills,
knew tne dntyi of a eoldier, and distixr-
as. much by hit prompt
c • (b the ' authority of tho federal
gbvernmmtt, 4> skfll with-whioh he
jrianned the movements^of the armies he
: Dnrreaiers may be desirous to see (hb
< , '*■' v
oh Mr. J
ir||oltttf them Mow 1
•from ; thr
publicans, with a few rare exceptions, are I
found among the yeas. Among the nays
are the Vallamligbatas, the Coxes, the Crit
tendens, etc., and here and there a Itepub
: licanvfound-in; Tcty bad company. The!
resolution-was adopted.by yeas 77 —nays ;
54, as follows: 7
T*ia—Messrs: Aldrich,' Alley, Aruold.'BabMtt, |
Biker, Butcr, fi*nuOi- Bloghsm, IlUir, of P«nn-|
sylvhnla, Blake, Beffinton, . Campbell, Chamberlin, 1
Clark,.<?oUiKX,'Frederick A. Ccmkling, of-New York, I
~Eoeeoe Coiikllug, of New York, Conway, Corode, Da* ]
ris, Buell, Edwards, Eliot, Fenten, F«*»u
deu, Fraocbot, Goocb, Goodwin,Gurley, Hal*, Hick*
nun,-Hooper, Uutchios, Jnllan, Kelluy, Kellogg, of I
Michigao,' : Kellogg, of Illinois, Lansing, Loomis, I
McKeen, McPherson, Mitchell, Morrill, of
Maiue, Morrill, of Vermont, Olio, Patton, Phelps;
Pike, Pomftruy, Potter, ltico,*of Maine, Riddle, Rol
lins, of New Hampihlre, Sargent, Hodgwlck, Hlisnks,
Sberman, .Sloan, Spaobliug, Stevens, Thomas, of
Jtsasaehtuetts, Trimble, Trowbridge, Yandever, Van
Horn, Van Valkenbnrg, Yerree, Wail, Wallace, Wei*
ton, of Maine,- Walton, of Vermont, Washbumu, I
Wheeler, White, of Indiana, Wilson, Windom, and !
Worcester—77. . j
Nats—Messrs. Bailey, of Pennsylvania, Biddle,
Blair,'of Mlaonri, Blair, of Virginia, Browne, Cobb,
.Corning, Cox, Cravens, Crisfield,'Crittenden, Delano,
Diveti,: Dunlap, Dunn, Fbbcr, Granger, Grider,
Haight, : Dancbett, Harrison, .Holman, .Horton,
Knapp, Law, Leary, Lehman,. McKnlglit,- Mallory,
Mayuard, Menslos, Morris, Nixon, Noble, Pendleton,
Purry,* Porter, Kichardsou, Bobinsan, Hollins, of
Mlaonri, SbefUcld, Steele, of.N. Y,, Steele, of N, J.,
Stratton, Thomas, uf Md.,Vptuni VslUndlgham, •
Wadsworth, Ward, White, of Ohio, Wickliffe,'Wood
ruff, and .Wright—&4.
James Buchanan an«L His Friends.
Voejcey Is a good'hater. Read the fol
lowing terrible phillippic from his pen, con
tained in a late letter to. the . Its
severity consists in its truth; =»•• .
''But it does not come with good grace from
the known enemies of that Var, and the
known advocates of the Southern rebellion,
,to ' constitute themseWes.accuHers and
judges orthe shortcomingS of others. They
thoutd recollect that the di'tire reepomibility of
the llood thed in this viiir'it theirs. They
know that but for James 'Buchanan there
would have fcfeen'no wur, and consequently
ho expenditure* of. the • public' 'xhoney, ‘ for
the purpose ofmainftimhg ; tlie'int3£rity of
'the Government; no great debt, and ho
complication with foreign Bowers. When
that wicked and 'wretched man betrayed^
! the party that-elected trim, deserted the
! principles upon which he came into power,
and struck down every independent spirit
tbat protested agaiust liiß crimes, the men
now so clamorous against Mr. Lincoln’s Ad
ministration sustained Buchanan, encour
aged Mm'in/lua : tyrannies, and took the
guilty waa so ready to pay to all
his satellites. ’ He saw hia Secretary of the
Navy seodingour ships to distant seasj his
Secretary of War leading in a senes of
'plundering and-frauds unparalleled since
the days of Warren Hastings, and nearly;
all his confidants preparing for the over
throw of: the‘Republic and be neither re
buked the .one, nor resisted the other. Bo
far from it, his most intimate friends were
-his moat corrupt advisers; and oven'when
his Secretary of the Interior, Jacob Thom'pt
son, returned from k treasonable mission to j
North Carolina, he honored him by a j
sumptuous dinner in the Presidential man-1
atbn,j and thanked him in a publio letter.
James Buchanan was not only the creature
and tho tool' of the murderers of our liber
ties, but their willing ally-; and when the
historian comes to - select the man who has
'done most to plunge the Republic into this
sea of blood,;he/wiU select James'Buchan
an. The men who have acted with this arch
traitor to freedom and humanity,' should
be careful,-amid their own,' intrigues, against
the present Administration, lest id trying
to embarrass it they do not revive the re
collection, and reopen the great book which
records the fact that they,- and they alone,
ore responsible for the war and all its suf
ferings and its atr^Hes.^Oee<mc>T^^
The One Solutionof onr Difficulties, !
Is immediate, rapid, persistent action! The !
war must be pushed' onward into the ene- I
my’s country—blow after-blow must be rs£- J
idly struck- We mast hare something to J
show for our elaborate and expensive pre
parations—the rebellion must be attached I
in earnest. These thinga be done
soon, or onr difficulUes-Will be' terribly in
creased. 'The case is. ably .stated in the
following extract: ,
By every consideration, then, it becomes
imperative to prosecute the war with far I
more rigor than haa yetbeen shown in and
about Washington."" If we wish to raise I
money for jdie; war, if we wish to take ad-1
; vantage of theloyal sentiment lurking ;in I
the South, if we mean to repulse the inter-1
ference »of. foreign powers, if-we hope to ]
dispbse entirely of the endless embarrass- I
menta of the slavery controversy, if, in fine,
we.mean.to keep alive the devotion and in
terest of the great body, of the people, we [
must at once pash on our columns, all along 1
the lines from the Potomac to Cairo. . The j
delay, which has already become irksome, I
will be intolerable in ; a little while. We
do not ; here ask who is delinquent; we do
not say that delay may not hayelbcen. ne
cessary hitherto; indeed, our opinion has.
been, and is, that a conflict so immense j
cannot be met without immense prepara- |
tion, without the formation of'vast plans!
of concerted action, .‘and the bringing to- ;
gether at distant points of vast amounts of
material; but we also believe ; that’ ample
time has been already allowed for every
caution, while we do say, with emphasis,
that the effects’ of delay henceforth Will be
deleterious in the extreme. The war, in
all .its great ends and purposes, will be dis-.
astrouflly defeated, unless the languor be
abandoned at once, and active hostilities
prosecuted with an unparalleled directness
and.force. If General McClellan is une
qual to ihh task imposed upon him, let
General Halleck, or some other experienced
chief, be put in',his place. Time enough has
been spent in preparation, and, the whole
country now demands a display of energy,
earnestness and_ movement—riv. Y. ‘Even
ing Pott.' : ■ ■ •
“What Shall We Da?”
The New York TVtfoind’ perpetrates -the
following. Is it not well jut? I
' We' say plainly that .there is no other j
Govenunent-under the sun which would i
have hesitated for 4 monjeaf-r-which Would |
not,' long.ere this, under like circumstances ;
of national peril, have published a general!
edictof emancipation—which would hot ere
this have had in. its ranks tchs of thou*
sands of well drilled and well armed eman*
cipated Slaves—and * there .are very few
iis add,, which woold not
hive ’sedulously promoted an uprising of
the negroes and---which would not harp
fought the white insurrection with a black
-one.'
But we arc nicer. oThe benumbing mud* I
die is; on ns still. “What'rAdfi wo do? |
—what shall ve do?—what sball wc do f—
we cryiwith Incessant and ingenious vari
ation. ‘.The' poor JbUcks"—we continue—
“we cahnot.do anything with thdm—poor
c rest ores!—onaccount oftho Constitution,
you know—and the Compromise. Act, you
know—end they would cutafl theirmoaters'
throats, youk now I” And so we -wait
quietly: for the come and to cut
our throats—which will bo more agreeable
to the forms 5 of the Constitution. Which
cheerful work, with a little pleasant vio
lence to our wives and daughters, with a
small robbery of our treasure; with here!
and there the burning of a scatboard city—
we; have no dbubt’ Aba - man-owncru will
jsooirbo; ready to perform—if we will only
; Jet Slavery ; alonel ' ;
It hi right to ho taught by : the enemy,
always provided the terms of tuitlon are
hot too high: He'tells us that. wo.should
Ist Slavery alone, and bo’sure he is a very
sincere preceptor. Accept the maxim—let
Slavery alone—assuage, itswrath—give it
a kiaa and let iigo—and then see how long.
Itwiil let.jos aloflo! >’• r
. , Ucum. Cobprk a»d Bbioht invested
•toot $150,000 iM>i*»dniinetta»o years
sgn/vrhtclmnw prSfnoeetliein a |iri»t pf
$3,000 per month.
of tta Balti
~..jmore ,
.: • 0
The, attempt* t<S? reepeu 'the-TaUiffibre 1
and Ohio Railroad, east of theCumbarluod,
has prpTedVf&Uars and
deWlfll the rebels are driven out
or-North-Eastern Virginia.. So long as
they possess Winchester as a base .of oper
ations, they will be able tothrow forward
, detachments upon .some feebly guardeef
point, tear iip the track, burn the bridges,
destroy the culverts, ani'retirebefore force
sufficient to repet them; can bo marched to
. the point assailed. This was illustrated in
the sumuer.campaigain Western Virginia.
When the rebels occupied Romney-with a
much smaller body of men than now : holds
Winchester, it was - found impossible
v to keep Communication open with Cumber
land, and the sudden- destruction of a
bridge East of Rawlsbiirg, cut off Col; I-ew.
Wallace’s regiment, and for a time placed
them in a very perilous position.' ‘ 1
It was a foolish undertaking lo attempt
to bridge the Potomac at Harper's Terry,
and ended, as wepredicted it would, in an
utter failure. Had General Banks rernain
ed at Sandy Hook long enough to hare en
abled the workmen to rebuild the bridge,
it would have availed nothing. As soon
as be withdrew the rebels appeared -at
Harper’s Ferry, and would have destroyed
the structure, had it been completed.
- The first business there, as it should be
elsewhere, is to fight. Once compel an evac
uation of Winchester, Martinsburg and
Charleston, and the road can be opened
and operated throughout its entire, line
with safety. To attempt it without such a
military movement in advance, is an idle
business, a waste of time and money that
must inevitably end in disappointment.—.
(Xncinnati- Commercial.
Eight Childrbh at a Birth. —On the 2d oF
.August Mrs. Timothy Bradlee,of Trumbull
county Ohio, gave birth to :eight children—
three boys and five girls. ' They aro ill living,
and.are healthy, but qmito small. ’ Ur. Brad-
Wa. family is increasing fart.-"He was mar
ried six years ago to who
weighed two hundred and '• sayonty-tbreo
pounds on the day of her marriage'. Sho has
given birth totwo pairs of twins, end now
eight more, .making twelve children in six
years. It seems strange, but nevertheless it
is true, Bradlee was a twin of three,
-hor mother ahd'father both being twins, and
the mother of five pairs of
tvtfha. Mrs. Bradloe has named hor boyg. af
ter noted and distinguished men, one after the
| Hon. J. B. Oiddings,/who has given her n
I splendid gold medal; one after the Rev. EH-
I jah Champlain, who gavo her a deed of filly
I acres of land; and the other after dames Jobn
sod, who gave her a cow.—ZeK«* in 'AVw York
2W6une. -
Ca valet fob PORT Botal.— Five Govern
ment steam transports—the Baltic, Gahawba,
Marion, Star of tue South, and Empire City—
havo been designated to convey V cavalry re
inforcement to General Sherman's division at
Port Royal. These transports arc to convey
the second and third battalions of the Mass
achusetts First Cavalry Regiment now in. Now
York:. The first battalion of; the eatne regi
ment,.which is at Annapolis, will also ho sent
to Port Royal* The oorps, which is com
manded by Colonel Williams, comprises twelve
hundred men r all finely mounted and equip
ped.” Most of the men have beenenlistedsev
eralmonths; they are of the best class of East
ern men, and are quite prOfioient in drill. Tho
I First'Massachusetts, as a whole, Is one of the
I best, if not tho very best, of the volunteer
cavalry regiments which have thus far taken
the field.— BaUimort Sup.
•re IT
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and otbrr prominent statesman. Portraits of Horn
| boldt, Irving, Prescott, -ftoper, Bryant, ' Bcwell,
1 Holmre, Breaming, Mrs.' Slgoonwy tutd other
{ celebrated authors. Also,:Mr. and Mn.:Douglas,
the Longfellow Children, Mias filchings, Miss Cush
{ manVM&a Ulnkloy, with many otbtf ptmulorgihotiF
t graphs, Including capte»ofc*lw»ratedpefnllng*, juat:
received and far aale by
. 'JaP--*:. -.• ;r •- .. No. 83 -Wood street.' K
Q'iiJAil JOB miNTlNU.—Uards.um
O Itifab.Clrcalon, Prlc» l.tfU,Pdttexi, AddnSMd.
XSTdiyee, and ewsy daacrtntloo of Job Printing W»
>1 ; * Job Printers, 67 Wood itnet.
/; ‘l ’’
r r t ■
and OU
PHOTOGRAPH ALBCMH*
. 'i £:i i ' J V 'y-
DIARIfcSJfOB-Utfc-^
W . 8 . HAVEN.,
Corner of Wood and .Third Street** PUUbnrgK
CARPETS,
Oil Cloths, &c.,
M’C A L i. U M’S,
3V». 81 Fourth Street,
Bought previous to the late advance iti prices, of
wblcb the tallest ad venture U offered to-purchasers
FOB CASH, del’d
ENKY G. HALE & CO.
SUCCESSORS TO JAMES C. WATT,
Merchant Tailors,
CORNER PENN AND ST. CLAIR BTS.
Woald respectfully invito the alteutiun of tbelr
lriondt and the public generally that they have pur
chased tha stock at a verylow figure, and which they
wIH make up at a email profit iu order to doe» out
the Stock to make room fur a full new stock of Qoods
1C the epriog. J«8
T HAVE THIS HAY RECEIVED A
. . full assortment of
PARK’S PRICKLY PLASTERS. .
It is probable that there is not an adult individual
in the world who has not had occasion to apyly pias
ters for pain iu the cheat, side, limbs, bOwoifctemplea
or back, fomeonse of foijitnesi or aiukiug at the pit
of thsstomath* attending PUpepala, LivurComplaint,
Rheumatism, Asthmatic Affections, Colds, Coughs,
Consumption, Female Weakness, etc. Fur these
complaints there is no Plaster equal to Park’s Prickly
Plaster. Thu genuine article for solo by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
Corner of the Diamond and Market streets. '
rpHE BATTLE AT DRAINESVILLE.
Splendid Vlava of tbla Brilliant Victory
PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS
AM* PCBUSUSD U TUt
NEV£ YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS, NO. 114.
JOHN P. HUNT, Publisher* Agent,
ENGLISH AN D CLASSICAL
. 2i BCIIOOL.—WM. r. ALOOTT, A. B„ of Boston,
will open a School at 48 Federal street, Allegheny,
(np stair*,) on MONDAY, Jam C, 18G2. Terms us iu
similar schuola. For farther information address
Box 563, Allegheny F. O.
UmunKCbs—Mark Hopkins, D. D., LL. D., Pres,
idunt of Williams’ College; Hon. J. D. Phifbrick,
Siipt. Boston-Pnblfo Schools; 8. 11. Taylor, LL. D.,
Prindpalof Phillips’ Academy, Andover, A.
T. Douthett, Supt. Allegheny Co. Schools; Rev. Dra.
EUioih, Page, Plummer and Swift, Allegheny City,
jafclwnn* '
MAHNETIO OlE; “
RHEUMATISM, PAIRS, BRUISES, Ac.
J, A. Morton* an old and respectable merchant of
New Lisbon, 0., in ordoring a supply taya: “1 have
uow been selling it for five or six years and find lho
demand increasing, many of mV customers taking es
high as six buttle* at a time. In fact, we “hover had
such a remedy for the cure of Rheumatism, Sore
-Throat, Swellings, Barns and Pains."
For uio bj.DrbgzitU everywhere.
. SIMON JOHNSTON,: Sola Agent, ■
corner Bmtthfleld and VoortheU.
pEKFUMEKif, TOILET ARTICLES,
French, JEngUsh aad American
UAMOKHBCHIJCF EXTRACTS
of all the deelrafcfcs odors.
Cologne, Orange, Florid*, Ac.
POMADKB AKD HAIR OILS
MAGNOLIA BALM,
MILK OF ROSES, and
PARISIAN LOTION;
SOAPS—Honey, Moak, Glycerine, Jockj ..dab, Aa,
with • choice assortment of Fancy Goode.
_ For sale by . '
6IIIONJOHNBTON, HnuoaUr,
And dealer in choice Family Medicines,
deSl Corner of Smith Held and Fourth streets.
gEFORE HAVING YOOR
TOILET WATERS—
USE TUB MAGNOLIA BA(,M y
This elegant preparation renders the akin soft and'
fresh, importing to it a marble purity.
For sale by BIMON JOHNSTON, Druggist,
And Dealer la choice Family Medicines,
Corner Smithflcld and Fourth stmts. -
A fall assortment of Kougo (Uqold and dry) Psarl
Eowdoxs, Chalk Balls, Hobbs' Genuine Meeo. Fan,
Acl. always on hand. ' ' dol 0
THUS. J. having dissolved
his connection with- Jaa>b Wearer, Jr., baa
opened aCommiaaion and Storage Warehouse on the
corner of Dnqueshe Way and~iland alrwi, for Iho
purpose of dealing tat CRUDE AND LUBRICATING
)IL3. AdTancea ma<!e on consignments. Orders
promptly flllod. TUOS. J. HUNTER.
rpnos. J. lIOSTEK, 5
AND DEALER IN CSDDE OILS,
de2B:lyd Comer Hand street and Do<
pKODOOI
•10 bbla. Kx. Fun. Flour,
Ui <lo Dry Apples,
&■ do Bry Peecbee,
3 do Pared do:
. & kegs Laid.
'■'4' bids. 801 l Batter—prime,
3 do Efgs,
Justreceived by Bailroed and tor tale by *•
J. tt. DILWOBTH A CO.,
Ja9 Wholesale Grocer*.
STUCCO WOKKKU.—JAB. OWJSNk
BTOCCO AND MASTIO WORKER, PAPER
BANGER AND PLASTERER.
OTCENTBES AND ORNAMENTS of all kind*
furnished on abort notice.' ' '
All orders left at : No. 23 Congress street, atxdoore
from Wylie, or at Palmer’* Wail Paper Store, No-91
Wood ft met, will be promptly attended to, mb2B .
WM. W. WARD.
SUN OKIES— i -■
600 bbla. £r. ; Family Floor in store and to arrive.
100 bnsbel* Small White Beans.
.50 - do Coro Meal. *
£OO pounds fresh 801 l Butter.
3tio dozen' fresh Em.
12 bushels Flax bead. ;
'6O do Timothy Seed. -
6 barrel* Gnnborries.
• . 40 boxes new Cboeas.
300 pound* prime Goode Feather*!.
For sale by -- U. BIDDEN, <
• de2B . No. 163 Liberty atrwt. ■
Eft BBIjS.II. Y. HYKUF—Stuart's,
Uv2o' Tfo Crashed Bagsr do 1
10. do A. Coffto do do
- 35 bbds. P.JR. tiucac—lair 4o prime,
.20 do Cuba do do ,
£0 do N. U. do choice ofd crop,"
For sale by J. S. DILWORTH A 00., -
J*S . Wholesale Grocer*. Second afreet. -
; tpItESU ltaliaa
4- and American MoOuaronl; also, Italian Tumi*
dill received and for sain at tboFamUjGrocery Store
of ; JOIIN A. KENBHAW,
jaH Corner of Liberty and .Henri streets. - :
DLAIUES EOlll; 1802.—A largo and
choice variety, all. stylos, from the plainest toi'
the mast olcgaut, for safe atlovr price* by,
WMiU JOIDiJTON A CO., ! ,
Jal . I ~' ' wafkmere, 67 Wood street. "
PUKE BKNZOLE-rT bbls. pure iJen
lxokfcr-*jie'lo#l)7l' ' " .
' Ji3. tIAIZKtE * 80S, ”
CD aa4 7D "Water *treft/
. J'*7 - -- - - ,
TTWASNIjiU; NAMjM—I.OOO. keg*
JR-Mftort«4rixe4ln atot«'aiidfcr *&i6 kt lower;
eaab rules/- - 1 (ffAIAH DrOITrfT A-00.
Al’l-LEH—2SO barreivTS
dCXP^naorder,iur'anbby
I*s :...:. - *.- wiemnrmootLtwa
bbls. Kggs received and .fur
XiwUeby JkB R. * CO. .
•IjEANy—l7 biurt Whito ifeilna for sale
JD by j»* ; f B. iiALZKtL i
.MIOTUN I4AIUB—2 boxes and l/bbl
-xuLMatUra lianis fpr vale by "• . . .■■,;■
- r C. PALZfftt. > C6, ; ,
fIOUT bIX IN Oil BUtaUUT iiK-
TdItVEBS.—A freab >tock.jaii.recclT«l
for *■ Vhy » • > BQWTf k TTCTMtV. EW WnM it. ?■
A OUOICB U/f OK UUCItWUEA'I'
xjLI , I.OUR, t«wber’ irflh * fin®’ aMorttsedt of
iaWDORS > WIN£S, Aci, ti\ of vhkb willtwMld
tow.by,- J«*k4t B, L. ALbEH, Act., O Wood«t;
ipi&H KiSN I i'XICK YI>HY‘FKA.OHiis
JJ. AND DRT APPJJtt—Afin* tot rwdvod
nodlot.Mtat»y
jftS:4td R. J/.ATitRH
OU, 34 gravity. jtrtrecrivtdfarMlsdoir far cash
. jafcitd. : U L.ALLEN,A*W3,Wood*.-
fl KEEN APPLKB*i-2W f bWft torimp-M
-iJT wftM Xiwmrl Apples tostars and Waste by*'
CULP ASHKPABD,
4*o 343 LibertystrssW
FOB SALK BT
Price Six Cents.
Masonic Hall, Fifth strart.
The radical cure for
ingreat variety.
PHOTOOBAPH TAKEN,
COMMISSION MEBOHANT
„ QWooAst.
ick-Creok
*********
V.-.-RgW*- tl.fi -
’ mSuearmiooDs.
. .
iWP** PRINTS ’
THE
| 1 aXe »
•*• FEWEST : STTLES,
12% CENTS PER YARD,
BARKER & CO’S,
No. 59 Market Street.
500 PIECES
FIXE LONG CLOTH.
Sit E E T 1 NO
' 12% CENTS TEB YARD.
IG OUT tiALE
QLOSIS
Woolen Goods, Embroideries, &c.»
CHARLES GIPNER’S,
78 Harket Street.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, 1
do COLLARS,
do SETS,
LACE SETS,
do COLLARS,
do HANDKERCHIEFS
WOOLEN HOODS,
do SLEEVES,
do NUBIAS, SONTAGS, HITTS, Ac.,
LINEN,SETS,
LACK SLEEVES,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
FRENCH CORSETS FOR G2}£ CENTS*
WHITE, COLORED and
BALMORAL HOOP BKIRTS,
GENTS’ BUCK GAUNTLETS,
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, NECKTIES, HDKFfI, Ac.
CHEAP FOB CASH.
J* ' . _ . .
TEDTrSI fkin'tsT
GOOD, DABK PRINTS, 12% CENTS.
JANCT DRESS GOODS—GREAT BARGAINS.
SIIAWLB AND CLOAKS
Closing oat st Great Bargains.
NEEDLE WORK AND HOSIERY,
All Kinds.
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIBTS.
DRESS SILKS AND ROBES,
OrnCK PtTTUCMH AMD &TXCIOYILLX JL K. OU, )
Pittebureb. Doc. 31.1861* f
rnQE ANNUAL MEKriNO OF THE
A Stockholders of thla Company will be held on
MONDAY, January 13th, at the Office, No. 141
Fourth itreet, between' the hears of 10 o’clock a. m.
and 13'o’dock m., at which timo and place an: Elec*
tlon, fcr' President and Director*, will be held, to
•era fcr tbeeuatriny yoar.
_ . „„„ SIDNEYF. VONBONSHOJU3T,
C* HANSON LOVE, de3l:2wd j . . .Secretary. ■ .
iu the City.
CANTON AND WOOL FLANNELS.
.TERMS, NETT CASH.
74 MARKET STREET.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
,TMIiTBAR,AT . .■
HORNE’S TRIMMING STORE,
No* 77 MMtket Street.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS.
do CAMBRIC OOLLABB.
LIKEN SETS AND COLLARS. '
LINENHDKTB.H 6^,1,10 4ndl2>4 cant*. >
HOOP. SKIRTS AND CORSETS.
Afreshsopplyof
BALMORAL SKIRTS:
SHETLAND NUBIAS, 80NTAG3, HOODS AND
SKATING CAPS.
REAL BUCK GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
SOLDIERS’ SOCKS AND BIVOUAC CAPS.
LADIES’GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS/
do AND CHILDREN'S WOOL HOSE. .
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.- <•'
WHITE AND OOLORED DRILLINGS.
COLORED CAMBRIC MUSLINS and
PAPER MUSLINS,
At low price! to Wholesale Bayers.
GENTS’ WOOL TRAVELING SHIRTS.
GENTS’ LINEN HDKFS., SHIRTS, COLLARS,
... CRAVATS, NECK TIES,Ac.,Ac.- /
AQFTtae ladka-are invited to call abd examine oar
assortment, aa w» have torn*. bargains really worth
their attention.
•STCOTTON STOCKINGS dnrlnkthU month will
ho told at last years’ price*, J notwithstanding there
luw bean an advance in the eeat.
j«4 • JOSEPH HORNE.
JgUKEKA ATTACHMENT, ,
mOP SKIRTS,
Jut received »t
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S.
BEST BKIBT OUT.
DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
FANCY SILKS CHEAP.
REPP DRESS GOODS CHEAP. .
CLOAKS CHEAP. -
SHAWLS VERY LOW. __
. Call and examine theitocka* we an determined
to redoc* it ae lair aa poaalblo before taking account
of stock. • • JaS
UAL BUCK. GAUNTLKTti AND
GLOVES,
,~4 : Jttst the thing for Soldier*’ nse.
PLAIN ANDRTBIPED
- FLANNEL OVBR-SHIRTB,
AJJfoew styles, Just receired by
' deS7 EATON. MACRUM A CO., IT Fifth at.
gj PIECES CAMBRIC,
' . . ALL CHOICE COLORS;
GINGHAMS, SHIRKING CHECKS, _ !
- AND BROWN SHEETING,
At Wholesale only. i •
EATON, KAORUM A 00.,
, dcSS Noe. H and W Fifth street.:
FKAMKa.
jTHoTUQEAFi
NEW STYLE FRAMES
VOB CABD FHOTOORAMIS,
• •• •• -(•' • : at39oeritaaudfiperarda.
W dog. Jost received by -
EATON. MACRUM A C 0. .: ff Fifth at.
'3OO BALMORAL BKIRTB,
An Bright Colon. -. i
Sold Whofaealo and Retail by
de2B EATON.
CA HHD3. COMMOX TO JPKIME N.
OUo. BUGAR. iT - , ‘V; -
100 BBLK N. 0. UOtfAMBS, ? . .y i r
In store and for eele by ~ ; . r
JAM OARDINER, i.
' JaftTwd' ..K* afedM Seventh turret, v-
riiiCDK ou>- V rrrr
XJ «00bUe,4O 3 .46° and IAO forbbla.' / •,!.
- 104 do 4fl® 47° and. 1:50 for bbls,
For aala bv , XHQS. J. HUNTER,
. dfd&lwd CotC Haod StandDnonaaii* Way.
BBL&OiitmiS OihjWpwiii,
&IV v just reeaived fro* OUCrvek andfor aaU
bj jafc&t B.L. 6 Wflofl it,'
- /’’''C&f '=
j.BfesP?P#C#
jpt Eds wiU-bi>4 cmr
\JT dwlato for C'ONSTABLE in LawrenoeTille, sab-
Ject to the decision of the Republican Primary Heet
- - JaShtd
J. p/JXEMINU has consented
~'rVf tolfie u»of his nun®a* i cudldstt far DI
RECTOR OF THE TOOBof Allegheny City, a* the
solicitation of bid MAKT FBIENDS.
ja9:tf •' ■ 1
ELECT DEKOIIK i'HE
PENN EITEEABT SOCIETT«63 tb« paMic
generally, in Lafayette Hall, TUESDAY RVffillNG,'
January, 14,1852, by Harry. Reuck. TocoasistoX
tradings from Hamlet, a selection Rom Hood, and
(by rwioeat) a poem of the war, entitled, “The Picket
Utttrd.” Tickets, £5 canU; to bo had'at the Book
and Music stares, from the members and at the door.
Doors open at &£ o’clock: to commence at7V£.
jalu:4td - . ' •• •
rnHE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING
A of the Stockholders of the Citizens’ Panenger
Railway Company, of tbe city of PiiUburgJu will be
beldat the office of E. BIUPSOS,Eeq.iNo.94-Fourth'
street,on MONDAY,,2OtIj January, 7 o’clock,
p. u., ml which time and place a Board of Director*
will be elected to serve for Tbe ensuing year,'
jafrdtd J. R. MURPHY;Secr»tary, ;
Office of Pittsburgh and East Luaair i
Pasrksoer Railway Conraxy, >
Pittsburgh, Jan. s, IBffi. j .
TIE STOCKHOLDERS art hereby
notified that the AnnuaLElection for Directors
of .Ihia Company, will be-bahlat the office'or tbe
Comptiuy, in Oakland, on-MONDAY, SOth Lost.. be
tween the bouts of 10 and 12 o'clock, a. m., of said
day. JafclUid THOB. D. LLOYD, Preet.
UiTICX ALUUJHEXT, IMOKASCK COXFAST, )
Pittsburgh, January 0, ISG2. 1 ..
The annual election for
twelve Directors of thir&mpuij', to servefor
the etuulng year, will be ‘field oh MONDAY, Jmn».
rr 13th, ut the office, No. 37 Fifth street, between
the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p. m. V
JuT • D. M. BOA®* -
frill ...
pOOK, Secretary,
Omcc Ai.tBiHKMT limu&Aacc Comparx, i
Pittsburgh, January (J,JBU2. f
DIVIDEND. —The,, President and Di
rector* »r the Allegheny Insurance. Companj
have this day declared a dlsijtmd of TWO I>oL*
LABS (92,00) PEB SHAKE, iu cub to the
Stockholders or their legal representatives, on or
after the 13lU lost. \
ja7:Ud - " "
D- M. BOOK, Secretary,
~At.lXOUKitr OHEBVATOEY, Jon. 4, lMtt.
T3E SUBSCRIBERS TO THE FUND
for erecting tlia Allegheny Observatory, all of
whom are co-operator* under the provisions of the
charter, ore requested to meet at the rooms of tho
Company on the Observatory grounds, at 2 o’clock,'
p. ia., <>o TUE3DAY, tho 7th inst., at which time
the Hoard of ilanagura will bo prepared to report.
jab:2td LKWI.S BRADLEY, Secretary-
Umet or rue I'ittsbujuhi a*u Disminguaii )
• PiSBESOEE RaU-EOAD Co HP AST, l
' Pittsburgh January 7,1802. J
The annual meeting of stock
holders of this Company wilt be held at the llo
nouguhela Uoubc, on MONDAY, January. 20th,
between the hours of 11 and 12 o’clock, a. m,, at
which time and place an election for Directors will bo
held to serre for the ensuing year, and other business
transacted. ja7:td WM. K. NTMICK, bec'y.
fjUIK HKESIDENT AND MANAGEHS
JL' of the “Company for erecting a Bridge over the
Allegheny River, opposite Pittsburgh,' in the county
of Allegheny," have this day declared a dividend of
FOUR PEB CENT, on the Capital Stack or the
Compand paid up, which is payable to Stockholders
or their legal representatives, on or after the 11th
instant. WM. ROSEBITBG, Treasurer.
Ja3:lcwd3w .> 1 v; . . • •; , .. . .
PITTSBURGH. AJUIiEGHEN’Y AND
MANCHESTER' PASSENQBB RAILWAY
CO. NOTICE.—The stockholders of tho above Com
pany are hereby notified an election for FIVE
managers of the tame, to serve .for one year from
Monday, the 2Uth day of January,l*o2, will beheld
at the office of A. 8. Dell, Treasurer, N 0.103 Fourth
street, Pittsburgh, Pa., on MONDAY, the 20th day
of January, 18U2, aid o’clock, p. m.
Ja3:td . A. 8. BELL, Secretary.
OrricE CitutTißßS vallstßailhoadOo.,)
•• Pittsburgh, December 31st, 18til. J
mUE ANNUAL MEETING OE THE
J. Stockholders of this Company will bo held on
MONDAY, January 13tli, at the 144 Fourth street,
between the hour* of 2 and 4 o'clock, p. m., at which
time aft election for Directors will bo hold, to serve
for the ensuing year. » '
SIDNEY F. VON BONNBOBST,
Jal-2wd ' . Secretary. .
Umci or tue uotteolue or Am.euhkni co., Pa., I
‘ Pittsburgh.' January M> lbfii f'
\TOTICE TO THE POEIJE—From
J3I - this data no bills for. goods or supplies of any
description, for the use of AUegheoy County, will be
settled to at this bffice, unless such goods or supplies
have been furnished by written order of the County
: Commiasionart, and in conformity with-Act of As
sembiyaf May Ist, 1801. • . •
NOTICE TU MAYORS, ALDERMEN AND JUS
TICES OF THE PEACE.—Prom this date inall case*
vber* AHegbsny County becomes liabfo fbr Magis
trates’ Costa, a lull of items, In each case, will bo re
quired to be filed with the Clerk of the Court at the
time of taxing such costa for payment.
Jaa3tdt2twP HENRY LAMBERT, Controller.
a XI ALL LVftOiSKaiSO—Take notice
. that under the provisions ef the Act of Assembly,
approved May 1, ltftil, entitled “An Act Relative to
A certain Burial Ground in Allegheny City.’.’ the Se
lect and Common Connells of the City of Allegheny
haeo .entered into arrangements -with tha Mosul)
Union Cemetery Company for- the disonterment
remora! of the bodies of. dead-penon^buried' in ,; tl»
grero-yard situated on the Sooth and West Commons
of said city, and for the re-interment of tha same ini
the Mount Union Cemetery, in accordance withtha
reqnirementaofaaid Act. -GEORGE LEWIS,
Chairman of Committee on City Property.
dalfcSOtd . ?
QIMON - CKUM will be a candidate lor
D re-election to the MAYORALTY of Allegheny
City, subject to the Republican nomination. - delate
FOR SaMJE Jt JrO TO LET.
Ti) Warehouse oaSeeoni
street, running through to FUit street.oow oc
cupied by Hitchcock, McCreery'ACo. Enquire of
•jafr.tf PARK, aicCUBDY A CO.
FJK KENT—From Ist of April, next
two three story brick DWELLING HOUSES;
with modem improvements; No*. 150 and 1&8 Fourth
•Met. Enquire of W. W. YOUNG,
jstJwd ' Corner Diamond alley and Wood «t.~
fI»LET—The titore House .No. 75
_L Wood strat, near Fourth, occuried bj J. H.
Hiller man t Co. PoaMMtoo ftr*t or April. Enquire
of: ANDREW &OBINBON.
1-or/; m: I.ttTKWAET, »: • ' • >
' No. 83 Fifth itreet.
F)li RENT. AT WOOtfTiSR J> OmO.—
The STORE AND WAREHOUSE nowocen
'pled by IL J. ’Frost & Co., situated 'on' the PabUo
Spoue, and one of the beet stand# In tho State. '■ Poe*
session given February Ist, 18U2..- Address..
Jalrtiwd P. D. HALL, at Akron, Ohio.
110 LET—Two Office Kooms facing
. Hand street, on the seeoud.JJooj*' of the >new
building, corner of liberty street, farnlahed.with gas
and water. Possession given immediately, or on the
Ist day of April.' For imformatlon apply to
. JOHN A. HENSH4Yr, ;
JaB • Cornet of Liberty and Hand streets.
JK SALE OH ■EXOHANGKr^A.good
location for a Physician or Druggist. The la*
provsment* consist of. Bdgk Buildings, large Lot,
withfrtiH of different kinds; is convtnfont to church
as, school houses andPaSMDger.Railway.WUl be
•old on reasonable terms; or. .exchange for improved
forming property. > For particulars addrem :
O. T. G.U4<IA&{,
JaStlawdawtfF- Sharpsborgh,-Allegheny Go., Faj -
•pOR HUNT, :
Th*BTOBE HOOSE, No. OB.yTood ftmt, betwUa
Diamond and Fourth strata. PoMctaipn glron im
nedlattiljr. ’ Enquire of
BICHABp. nATS, . ;
No»148 Paaqatrat,
J»7;iwd ;
•' lus^r
JjHHlll .T,
lluulia lloots ot Iho BO'riE lUWIN,
K*q., together with part of (lie FAtIU, lying at the
mouth of Hiso Idle Btia. The Fittsbnrghand Con
neltriU* lUilrawt rone through it. The improre
meoUconaifltflf
BBICK BUILDING, ;
Two and a half atoriM. high, wlth.ajGOOD BABB
AND CARRIAGE IIOUBE, and other out-boll Inga.
AJlna.Orchardjand Jarga Garden, with Strawberry
Bed, Grapery, Ac.s .Will bittoted-to
end poewlon given at any time. Engttfre ol"'"
Ja7:lwd -BKHIABD HAfS, AJmtnlatnvtdf. '
1' WnrHESPr—Acomfortablo' dwelling
: Houao; 8 rats* a eUble and carriACe fcouee; 1
acre* land, wellfet with apple and-peachtrepe, gjape.
Arbor, Ac. Will be teoaedtoagbod tenant for a coin- ‘
.tor of yean. -Enquire of WATT-4 WILSON.-
•-? ' ‘i: - • Liberty atnwt.. "
Aiao—iTthfee etofy Brick: Dwelling to Colwell
atreet;Broom*, In good enter. Applyto . - ;••••>
Jafcdtf WATT A WILSON, &» Liberty at.
Hov tJK AN V LOT FOiVCsALfcr-Sit*
ated in the thriving village of Stahafteld, fcnr,
inuea from the city. The dot: haa fc ‘front* bn ’Main •
aireetof 80 feet, and extending back OOQfeetto bn
alloy, on which are erected a: two atory dwelling, fin-
Übod i In guodatyle, withdoublapoctiom aiarav
•Üble and carriage houao; good water, Tortetr of
fruit, choice TegetaUe-gMdew, Ac. Will
bo aold cheap and on eoay terms. > Aimlrto
Si'OCK ANI) FJXWJKba U)f AMV
ERY STABLE Yfrß SALE AND THE STABLE.
TyBIIEKT.—I offer at private eale the STOCK AND
riXtIIRES or HT XiVeBY STABLE, in. Tem*
. PcranoariUe: alio, the Stable for reas on moderate
tenhil ..ja&wd ■ < DAVIDROBINBON. 1 ‘
FJJt tiALE.-A .Tery &55
©omfortafil* naldMtM. ia ftdaainhle nugfebcir*
boodjln tli» Thlrd/iradf-- Alk«bgny> and
but lffw. of *; •
■: : fl- ScaOTOB, J«u>
xn:dtf Attontfy»lL4W.D>roimbtt
B'OK SA|#rrAB6CT Eight
Jp Hobss Poyyfri Itt jqnfl ’urget; jgofrMiriTina throe
PoererPryeM tie sold' cfcoapfer
cmlu Earafc* gt "‘ GAZETTE OPTICS,
rm rttugt, BbQfTB SattMeM.
it—
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
(and from th* redpe of Dr. Stkphui _Sw*xt, of Con
necticut, tha groat Bone Setter, and has been used la
hio practice for the last twenty jean with
aotoabhing' tnecea.- A*"~*n external remedy flf is
, withbnt a rfral, and srlllaliaTiaie pain inure f <pe'e4oy
' than any other preparation. ForabUhenbiatlcaad
‘Nettons Disorder* If t»triljr a* l acnrii^’"'.' **’
tire for Sores, Woands, Sprains, Braises,Berlin
soothing, heeling and 'powierfaistrengtheningpripir*
ties excite the jast wonder and astonishment rf all]-. ' - |
who hare eeer giren it a trial. OTer£our j hnndred • •- V 1
cartifioatea of romarkablo curve performed by il w_lth* ''' o 7' 1 / " v
In Wtot two years, attest this fact. .. "...
R, X. SELLERS A CO., Agents, corner of Wood. -
and Second streets, Pittsburgh. apgfalawT ’.
jggfßloodj food.—Attention U call- 1
moat remarkable and scientific preparationj
"edrertieed In another column,. It is an entirely new- • *
dkcoverj.'andmpjt not be confounded with toy,of ;
ibfi numerous poicnt medicines of the dajv It is a . .. .:
certain remedy for all the; diseases specified, and as- - • -
peeiail; those of aclmmk natntw—Of long standing. v>' , »
uf we&s, month* anil jean. Sufferer*, trj H. 1 *
1 Kksbib. Cbcuhl DuPOST. of Sef '|fo(ki are' the '
sole ageois for it, and also proprietor* or tho world- (
renofiaed Du. Eatos’s Isfaxtiik oOBtnAf,an*rtl* L
cle which ever; Mother should have In henaedldna ■ ■
closet in case t>f need; and ccutaiirfugi ie. it aIuN, ho' ■ ;
paregoric ur opiate of an; kind, it can he rorffrf upon ... * ’
with the uUnust confidence, and ariU.hu. found an in* .. . i
nQnable specific in all case*-of inbutito complaints. ~ .
— OAio Journal, Columbu*.
For isle b; QEOE6KII. KEfSEB, Agiint, No. 140
Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. % .< del7:d*wT->->/
ESrifASHOOD— How Lost, How, 'i
RESTORED.—Jiot. published iu a Staled -Envelope. '• •. ■■ j
Price 6 aml». ) ~, •. Ajfii'-i •' i ■
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment'tux<l B*dic*r • I
Cure of Spermatorrhoea or tiemhtaTUVakueai' Invol- *
untery Emissions, Soxual Debility, and Impedl*
'meats to MarrlAgo generally, Nenroiuneag, Comump* . .
lion, EpUeptfj and Fite; Mental and. Physical lnc*> ; . ■■ • ;
pecitj, resulting from Scdf*Abuse» dc. By BOUT. J,. / t
CULVER WELL, M. D., author of tin OUUEK Book,
kc. t Ac. _
; t4 A Boon to Thousands or Sowsbul*.’' •-■■ ■ •
Scot under seal, in a plain envelope, to’an; address, * *
-post-paid, on receipt of six vents or two pottage
Stamps, by n . . DU. CU. J. 0. KLINE, :
1*27 Bower/, N. T., rost'-OfficsiUox 4680.
sc&3mdawT . -
I3trl.ake Superior Copper Mill and
SMELTING WOBKS, PimsoaoH.
. PARK, \M’CURDY & CO., . j
Manufecturos of SHEATHING, BBAZIEBS'AND , -J
BOLTOOPPEB, pitESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
RAISED 6TILL BOTTOMS,. BPALTEB SOLDER;
slso Importers and dealers in METALS, TIN PLAYS/ 1 '•' *
SHEET IRON, WIDE, Ae. Conrtantly on hind/
.TINNERS’ MACHINES aND TOOLB. '/*-;•
; Waxbhouix, No; 149' First and ISO Second streets,'
Pittsburgh, Penn’a. - ’ ■ '
ttß~Special order* of Copper cut to aoy.desiredpai'
tern. . ... . mygfcdswlyT
vi. o. a0«ut50x....~..~......~~ M ....~~.i>. u. mulsh. . •/
WITH BOW JK>t7OIJLSi. M .... MM «w MM WIiIOB MtLUM^
fg-ROBIHSOH. tons & XII.
LESS, Formosa*am> Machinists, WaisixixuToii
Woutf, Pittsburgh, Fcnn r a. ' '
Orncs, No. SI Habxst Stjlsbt.
HauuJhcture ail kinds of BTEAH ENGINESAN D
HILL MACHINERY, RAILROAD
WORK, STEAM BOILEUS AND SHEET IRON
WORK. - : ./>;* m. >*'<*/!*j
WJOBBINO AND REPAIRING done on short ’ < • '•
notice. j r ?• < iphafcdly; '<
Preserve Yourßeauty,
SYMMETRY OP FORM,'
.... YOUR-HEALTH AND MENTAL TOWERS, - • '•
By tiling ’that sale, pleasant* and specific rcinidy' *'{
« { known a*
*“ HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BCOHB. :
Read the advertisement in another column, and ' /
profitb/it. ' ’ c . .
DiseasesandSymptoms enumerated.. ’ ■
Cut it out and preserve it. You may not now . . i
quire it bat-may at some fbturo day...:'-'; :..v - -
“It gives health and vigor to tho frame',
• And bloom to the pallid cb'oeJr.”-' ‘ *
• • ItHtveelongsufferingandexposure. : V-v ''/*•
XiPßeware qf CwaUrfeltM. Cvra gwrauleai, . r■ •
dcgSrwasdawT
£3T JOHN COCHRAN :te ./•» •
Manufacturers ef ISON RAILING, IRONVABLTB, f -
AND YAULT- JJOPRB, WINDOW SHUTTER*,
WINDOW- GUABIIB,Ac.j Noi. SI- fiecoixl itrwt MMt >' V
86 Third street, botween Wood said Market. -" y
Have on hand a variety-of new Jfcscy.
andpjain, suitable for all purposes. >
Particular attention palU io ‘ enclosing Grave I
Jobbing done at abort notice.... , f, n hft
t3fPittsbnrgli Steel Works.
iuao i. botd w. k'ntuovai." '
•=: v j ; JONES, BOYD & e 0.,, - ,v>
IJfapntotarery Of' OAST 'STEEL; 1 atso^SPßlNt*, -
-PLOW AND A! B.STEEL, STEEL STRINGS ABp
AXLES, corner of BoatandTint ftreetfcPftabargb, •
-Pkttn**. ; ,‘ :T ” •** •:? oci»' 7
C3E'S.- B. & CP. MAfiKLE, Paper
•MANUFACTUBEES jnd dealer. In BOOK. FEIST, ,
CAB, PITTSB ASB ALL KINDS
PINO PAPEBL A.,.,
' •SB“HaTB remoTtd from No, 27/Woodetreet to No.
33 Smlthfield street, Pittsburgh, Pi.- -
OB TBADE FOB RAG*.
HOLMEfI & SOHB* Dealers
Id VOB2ION AND DOMESTIC 8t1.1.5 Or NX.
CHANGE,-CERTIFICATES OP DEPOSIT, BANK
NOTES AND SPECIE, Now 67 Market «r*n, Pitta*
burgh, -Pa, J; •; l: i
. made''on gU the prlnidpelcftk*
throughout the United Btai«<; . - --. wrM ' •
£3C"HEHEY H. Col&lHB,‘For*
WARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT aoih y
wholaeaie dealer la CHEESE, BUTTER,; &EEDS,' ~ i/ ,
FISH, and Producegenerally,No.' 26,’W00d
IMttaburgb.'Pa. •, ! • ...uulA:-.-.:-.*
£SjE"J. H. MTTHS, Merdaint
LOB, No. 64 Sr. Cla» Smtr, Dr;<lriah > s- Pniy T yf v
in*, PUtabunth, apM - 11
TYISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
JuT—Thepartnarahip heretofore "axlafltigbetweea.
iheunderaitigned,-uhder thonameof BECK. A LA-. '
ZEAB, was dlaabtoddh the Staffer or itocemtwK- ' ’*>
180 L. Thebookaof thelatfli .flnnViD boeettled aC'"
the old stand, No.lBsLiberty street.'" -ati--
‘ 1 ; . . - WM. P.BXCX. '
Pitftburgh, Jaa. 8,18(9. > > J. b. ngraa-1 1: :■
: jafclwd ;
pO-PAHTNEKSHit' N'OTUjfc—'rha
V oodetilgMiMiiit (bii dt) fcntedV tidiptrintK'' :
•hJp.TihcJcr tbeußAolHHßiVEa£ LAZKA& nii< c a
wiUatrt on tb(i' Gtx*cery, Product Ana *
CojnmWiau twine**, »t 27 audZ>Bmithßel4»trc*t,
conwrjjf Seco6di .BAWL P J BORIVKS. ' •’
-:-4-.-v JAS. B. LA2EAR,
; Pituburgfc, Jumax? I,lBCS.—ja9*.lwd ‘ ■
■gHRIVSEA . j_ j
? I •
WHOLESALE 01tOOEB9 i * •■•••
am> ■ '..
COMMISSION KJ3&CHA3XS, -,j* .
.. t V •■•■•..., * T
- ’ - 2io*,27u42»B«fthfieklBtz«cL. ->
Comer Secoad, • • <• •• '
" 1 ■■ pitwcphob; PA-
jL/r-KoUca *• hereby gjrea that, d», partwrihjp ‘
heretofore exiting Utween'tbowtadenlche&i&tar
tbo fttnb.of LOU6BBIDQE AM AXWKJj£wa*dl*- ••
aolred. W nrotoal'coneent, on th*3lrtd*Tbf DecemJ'»" '
•hor;A.U. 1661: The bnsinenisill Mw&ttnood hr’’- >s '• j
JAMUStOCGHRIDGE, at the old «££ »? K 1
Wood ktreet, Pittsburgh, whore all debts duo to tho
late firm are to be paid, and those due from tfa« eune
discharged. JAMESLOUQHHIDQB
< January lj ISQI.; WILLIAM. M. MAXWELL^
^ —'
JAMSBI.gpOBanJQE.to *s
formed fHendsaiaioaitomoreof the flna. ,r,
2:lwmb VIISIAH. M, MAXWELL* ■
l&SUL v'ilVBi-r-'Hiti aa-partnership- ~ •„
of DILWOBTH ABIDWKLL expired by Href- . U
non tbn let lust. The Powder bnsinrenwMt* > .
con tinned by D. W." BIPWELL. Kitbcrpertnar,.,
wilt retile thebostness of the firm, - ■>“>
corner-Water street and Cherry alley;’ f
: -JOSEPH DU,WOBTCyr >J J - »
. o. w. •
• Pittabargh. January 3,lB<S.—J»&£wd? ; :<~ ~ii:u. r
XT OTIOK—The. co-panoeretl^Sjrt^
fore exhUus between JOHX B. <l*VVrern
ahtTH.AL
A €O. to byitaEttoST -
The bnMiMi of the Ute firm will be eettled by John ' ’" ?
B. Canfield, who will the; Provision.Fro*. *
dnoe aod Oommlaelo>i Injainc*; attho old itand. Bo
li m ,^ d K "*!**;' J O*IH B. ’
. : ; Plttabarcfa. Jan. 1, lag.—Jrfrf ...... . '
r|<JJ-PAK'ifiJa«aiiu',-We tow this' • (
' V
-
JOSEPH DILWOBTH.
..•**’ - - QEOBMteoit***.,. ■■. ,
jMmarryiTOftjaa-Paa JAMES H. BWEPfT ' ‘ ■
"VT'i’he co-partnerehiphePMO-' ■
-l-V far* exhtl&f wider the Ban* and' atria n# fl
yttyWßwHh. >**>*» dlaeolred
‘ “”M>*fton,>m4«*r December. Slat iirnTrSa /■.
ImeliieeßoftbblateflraiarUlbQeettlea^b*JoHHJT ■.
r CACDHEV.-who roatlnbM *»
' aUMflto. UtWateritnat;■
r SAJJOEI, DILWOBTIL
• .... JOHN A. CAUGHEY '
D*c. 81,IKL-Jt&lad