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a r.,ll s rfuf'cz-'•' - - • . I . ' 1, , 11' , ' .l;:;‘.: ' 6. ,. ,;.;.' • -.' ,'err, addressed to an editor in I 'Brun -
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j - • I , alth, reports, from December 10th
Ayer 28th, 16 deaths, viz: Males, 11;
N... 0 0, white, 19; colored, 2. Of these G
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JAMES P. BARR,
‘ll AND PRO} ItIBTOR
Ay, Five Deliars per year, strictly in ail-
Sbeidy, Single stft.arptkras Two Doll'
t year; in Clubs of Ste , One Dollar.
, CAL AFFAIRS.
•LIANS 9
ILN EVERY NIGHT,
AT
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4r. Mclll:ide tn t Mr. Dean
Jed yesterday it correspondence
n. P. C. Shannon and Peter Deane,
.6 latter withdrew from the alder
-9t in the Third Ward. Below will
letter from Mr. Michael Mcßride,
'nominee of the Democracy in that
he office, which sufficiently exploit:la
••ear nn the part of yo it
Most Obe,i)ent irrp•n i.
M M H 1 uE
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ScOLTN DREL. —The ',harp rgor,
.tams, who victimizi..l the Allegheny
pa amount of $2,01111, last spring, has
ctieing on the people of Corunna,
where. after leaving this city, he
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GRAND ORATORIO AT TII E CATHEDRAL.— THE
! Many uf'our citizen have been delighted with
the tine singing of the ladies and gentlemen TELEGRAPH
composing the trooper Opera Troupe, now
performing in opera at tlo , old Theatre. but O ne Day Later
there are some who have scruples about visit-
Ing such places of amusement. To such, and
others who have "ft desire to hen; theist in con
ocrt, ap :excellent opportunity of gratifying
their tastes is offered to-morrow evening, when
they will sing in a grand oratorio, at the ! $T
Catholic Cathedral, corner of Fifth
and Grant streets. the programme, which
will be found in another column, includes
that grand production, the “Stabat Ma
ter," entire, and selections from Haydn's
"Creation." in which all the company. inclu
ding Miss Annie Milner, Miss Payne, Mr.
Gook, Mr. Rudulphaen and Mr. Bowler, will
participate, and also a powerful chorus. Such
an entertainment has not been offered for a
long time. and we have no doubt it will call
out all the lover' , of s,ered mush' in our city
Si EAMBO A T AtiltOUNl , --The qtearn,r 1)a
-eotah, which left, eaterday ter .Isiew Orlean,,
cair. in eirilti&in, at the "Mass
the steamer Empire City. which Wto , aground
tiler°, tearing away a portion of the itpl,r
deck • , 1 the fornirr, and leaving her aground
near the other. It was not ascertained whether
or riot the hull ws, injtired. A quantity of
glaxs, piled oh the lower deck of the Da,otal,,
was swept overboard.
OUT ihS Li LZici Lewitt, of ••Bouthenlall
notoriety. Was releits.ed fr , in jail on
her term I:avr4 . expired Ller manager. ('
was n , .01 4 ,•.1 at the same
having given bail on the charge of assault and
battery, preferred by Mr. fl Neill, the Chr"-
..:/- NVe are i , H•krrn.-.1 they intend
('ine;nnati, where that will (porn -in.lar
tshli.hrnAnt that elnswi up toy - th , N a
A..ni, -The Third 1'7,1, r
rhtnet,, whu h has lung beou
Ie agKin hue bcen bceutai .:;y
ed and greatly improved. It A.,e oolipied
]'if thi• r , i.nitc 1)1 ,, t . n
th.•;r tr . !, Hr. th. , I.
pu6e seloottng d.•ietni.tns to the l'ountv Con.
st.htion, to to) on the twentv..i. fd .
Februhry
Cdt:RT ov QUARTER SE.S , IoN3
Judge, Met;hde. Mellon and Parke.
I. l ..rltlirit 31 , 111 IsL4O.
UotittriottAealth vst. ficy. .13,1
dieted far non. was renined (hie morning S.A.,•ra_ll,lll
- seer,, toadied and ex„lntned for the, Vttinnao:.-
soahlt ‘Vhen t sat. Wt.- resin,!. Mr
ettutt.ei &qt./J.,. ttittupt.tt stint
tommtn.t•alth !Intl nit rint.le out it raen. and 1,.
wttul , t ntroduce nu evidence for the defttnr„
W.... 6 (lien 10dt1f,,,e./ mho Itiry al •ollle 1ep,11,. 10 an
mgerlitti, n/Id /11)1, Qp4,l,ei .4 at, 0 ,, L1f Mr
I{l,ll/11...11 10.1 d be ,aw DOM.., 111 the 104 ..ft "tin
sel I etoinog, au unt,twer, and lid not (blab it An orth
while to addreqs the jury. Mr. Woode th.pret.atett the
langnage tifinfietl to his effttrt,l - ti Air Fiamdtott „„ping
the remark, were notionorms. 1 attd , 111 ttt Itint•t• 'tom,
sparr,ng (allowed tt.toe•tt the , •. , 11U,r1, and the cowl.
took n ret.e,
Al two o'olock Jodge Mei:lure charged the ofry. who
foood e vf.rfliot loft guilty Without It-ratio;
.-or', %lit. r on oath t ; e•fri:f.
Vogt-I. of A IJU tl• • • .11, - .1 foto
al
inw it I,gotf load- of 1:4111i, r hl.pretill4.•••,..li the
'21:1 ul tA , t,t.l let‘t. pro.ved that lin p,,
tlhw,or.l the ;timber from w man Canted Marro', and the
burr round a verdirt 11,,t
C‘drunntivieeliii kialrew 1 1 11 0
9ailit and latit,ry sink ...ens 0. ki11...n w
I.:llLl.l.etli Flak, 'ft./ • ni Inn. mbar are
19,1.1 in 11,4 mind• .4 ..iir The parn. , ,, 'Cr.
Innn,ird on Ninon •S. I:.egi, And
10 OW 1n . 411110n, ! . 61,, lu.i ,ehled lortnlie
Lel,. Who 1.01.1 fan •oltnnt, N•M, w 1.4.11.1, of. WhO . tle.tili.etillitri to ahu -0 her, and dralk
'PI, the 7th of all.verni,, he rotorned
I and a 1111, ;n
,]loner for It,' ..tOidlon. nlo.e..rked in the fa.q.,r, hr
drew a large kude (rein hi , and
Wound in her right ride, iihieh -Ito feared would ..atike,
her death
[Our reader, will remember that Rakeral, attempted
to take hi. min nil, hy .1.40010114 Itim•ted 4 ererai (MINA
In the alLlornen, irdh the -.lnv wrap,. alnl this! 11,
wan aim" dtspat red '4
L'r Witlter . •testlthiti ~ the nature the ...ad.
he mml. Lad r.enou. , s endangered tier life. n. 1.1
hare }.roved fatal. but for the reomda nee ..ttered by het
pint MM. , Fre,tul , L 1.. ) and offwet g r
rola, .o, tmdm,..l
IPt-trwt A murn,y 'NIIII, and .1 1 - 3E,k1,1k,
Mated the rasa u•tLont 010 111.t4e:
no to,urn.,ny f„ e' the defence.
.1 nage Mcchu re chargcd 4 trong:, again the I ~Lance.
the Jury reared. and In tire ni4nlll4, hrtqlght
of guilty. In tninlner and form RA Incii,l,4l
teas remanded for 4craence.
The jury was rhaeharged until Tuesday renretng. and
Court adjourned Ladd Saturday Ittonuag at ten
LAST Slohl r or 1 /PEKA.---IVe regret to
announce that the engagement of the Cooper . tia•ra
Troupe, at the Pittsburgh Theatre. closes this evening.
During I , lleAr,stay they have met with good trocces,,und
attracted - hu g e and GuiMontible audience.. feat even
trig Miss Annie Milner, the prima donna. took a Is u..lk
and pent.: mid Violet ta, m -1.. a Traviata," most admira
bly, the other parts eon- well sustained. ,aid the
once were well pleased Tonight, Weter'e rotrituttl •
opera of Ter Fretachnt.z." will be performed. with rich
costumes and new sronery We behave it has ner.,
before been attempted in th . is city by any English "per.
corn pant. and ae the Inn .lend are thrilling and higLy
interest inv. it must draw a large atteu,ian,.... Cl the
Theatre, More espeelany NS (hie lo the last 0pp1.11t,.:
the ptil,ll, will tette of seeing the trOuile )lies atui:.
!fillet, personate. Agnes, the heroine. and Mr .1 M.
Cads. will appear as lamer], the forest head 1,,•t the
company Irorre a bumper at parting.
TUN. FAIR AT CITY 11 ALI —The If reliant,
Fair obit ottnuitue% to he the centre atirnetton
nightly thronged with Mindred,, of visitors, who .1•VII.
to enjoy themselves 10 the togbest degree Ntrible. Nu
more mernormus onjtet unit Eta patronized than that ol
feeding and clothing those parentleas children. who It
in the purpose of (hri managers in teAdie g the fad - -
The adnu.nion is only ten 'cute. and it will he open tin
hl after New Yearn Ito to-night and enjoy yourselt for
an hour with the crowd You cannot pass an evening
more pleasantly, or ,entributt, to a more meritorious
object than that tor which the fair ie degigMel.
W g NoTic Elhnt Lucid, Webster eye Co 's Sew.
ing DiAel.ines arlPlnvery where u , knowledgtal to Inc
best for family and manufarturers. use Per.on.
1 1 1i4 15 buy machine., will d i , well V. call and examine the
above bntiore buying other. on w Inch they van only .1,
certain k Inds /,r work, whikt theOe will do boltte heavy
and littla wordceinally Welt. adulate not as liable to g.t
out of re lor. A. M of Allegheny city,
ate the agelii, 01 the abore valuable machines.
Lovicaa of line penmanship can see a
ttplend td .pecirnen at DWI - A pollege,kittshurgh. execu
ted by. W fl Pntf and J. 8. Duncan, petioles of Lb,.
stitutioet also the flret premium Diploma awarded to tile
name as 'best bustne, petttnanalapr by the set /het
State Fair at Zanestrille, over fluent end stratum Coe
Irt and other penmen of the Weal.
ILLfrt I tux N wY E-aka.—Vur e4gh-
Lana, Nourti. Aohlitfrian IrAte,yian. %visite, Who laid In
an edditirinal or jewelry for the holi , luy,, !Java
ninety on hand. from a turh nil desinng to oak,- New
Years prIP.“•I3I-• wont,' d, .411 to se'n't, the) a
at low !
grin._.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.—This Institution,
the want of which has been so long felt by our ettizerig
is now open, under the supenntendence of Messrs
Jackman tr Johnson. In the LafaYette linildmg. En
trance, et Wood street. ft is designed for the perpetual
exhibition of the products of Mechanics, M-anufactu
ren, Inventors, and Artisans; and an a place of resort
for those seeking inkirmatnin relative to those branches
of industry, either by examinauon of samples or
scientific publications. Those having articles to hiring
before the public will find it greatly to their advantage to
leave atunples.
Air The public are respectfully invited to visit the
institute.
HEATING BY STEAM.—Asa testimonial 01
the workmanlike manner, perfect action of their self
regulating machines, safety, economy In fuel, and the
liile atton non necessary to keep each room comfortable,
we gire this certificate to Messrs. Davis and Phillips,
successors to Phillips h Co., for their plan of heating
by steam the Second Ward Public. Schools in the city of
Pittsburgh, and which has met our approval, and we
"mild recommend them to the public to give entire
filOisfaction of heating by steam.
Miller, Jr.. John Marshall, Jr.. M. Tindle. George
Wilson, John Wilson. 1.. Wilcox, Tarot-tors.
DAVIS A PHILLIPS,
Steam ?Tenting. o,v, Pitting, Plonstilag and Braga Fotaders,
Deatere in every thesonpnon of One N4rfeirea and Pomog
No. R 7 Wood and 148 Fret turner, Pinebure.h.
delta ylo•
GEORGE W. SMITH,
AMER, MALTSTIZ, AND HOP DEALER
Pitt Street, Pitteburgh
AA VI NO COMMENCED BREWING
for the sea:arm-1 am now prepared to furnish my
customers with a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE 01 0 FRESH ALE.
In addition to my regular brands, I am manufactur
ing a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put up in
small packages expressly for family use.
nue /deb notionly a dblightful Extiitine, but II highly'
.... , Atimmended by the medic .1 faculty, for Invalids, where
• nourishing tonic is required. I have also my
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i'IIs'BURGH. SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 31, 1559
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITON
EAMBOAT ARIZONA SUNK
YV4Amohluglon City Items
ARRIVAL 01' OVERLAND AIALL
$lO,OOO IN GOLD FROM PIKE'S PEAK
Fight Between Cortinas and the Ameri
cans, near Brownsville, Texas.
COAGREsS
WA , 111N 4 ,1'..N 1 1 ,. ,. .•11.,r
—Mr l'erry. of MNIIII., llllttrl,l a real/111t11.41
that from and till, t.' :lay. til thr onzanlz t•
tin tho If ouso he ti. o, of a Speaker,
tiaenibolf r!•., thin twenty
non Lit.-a, nor 111. r , • qttwstion
1i....4••• until ,•nt.ry who
t‘l •II••an aad all
lan the tall .
Übjoctl,..:• a.
Th. , &bat, !il•
:41 b, \I. al.Lh
id 91,1E40:191 inr
11 . HI. i 'l,e it, 1 , .0
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and ;.srt
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taa..l•• • 11.1' ' - '•tnnt. •,! th•• had
b , en •r a!'.l th.. , izht it
evider , z ta,t
fir.% r t• 1 I in 0.
the plurality rule , evoral i. it
in their lisnik piiwi f. %V
110 W it/r% w , uld viite widi•r the p.iiralit% ride.
Why n..t do it ii.ity` lie liiiped a reb.i'utiun
would flting a day wh., they
would Yule under the plurality 1-11:H
Mr. IViniilow miived to hlj ,, ,lrli t.i. next
Tue , day. Kit Hit: the Hierilberh tine.
Beforo
Mr Clark. of NI. , . lo•day.
he should pre, a oh. on I.i, res
pectir4: the tithe, ,rf arlors.os of help
er's tat.k, for tho `llt•nkor , liip That dud the
priority , SP!' t the plurali
ty rule, and lie d , -sirr , d a vote it 6-fore
the election of a Speaker.
After souse fdrtdor the dd,iso re
when it tikijoul rit.d. l adjouro until
Tuf-stinv next
M , rehhhix -Kehl
heaVe intrhdhhoea resoillthoti declarhlhe; Mr
Corwin Spotikor liar twnnty-t.itir ti ,, urs, at the
expiration which tirib., his power was to
•ethae, alhd thla House itrt,..2.41 to the elf , (1.41 01
a permanent: - Speaker. and that the ruin o . the
lute should be b.dhhiht...l for the ;4. sh?rih
rnethl of thi• }louse, that re: member
that, five olitillteh.. and
that said t.imporary Spraker 1 , ..1
p‘did. Ltie Laiamess h' , . lhielittema of this
Amid calls of ord.er and ohjesitiow, on the
Itopuhlioan side, Montgomery Plated that
his object itt otforing this romdution wets
mire the pa.ssag.e of the I. l, ti , •tom-v
the PUirllrifig anal contractors, and the .Pthor
itizemts, officer, and omployees of the n .
ment, 1.. wio.tii a' are ind.•hted. 11011 who
P• 11 I.aid, and that. the i t
tassel in LHAt lotiKth of time. and th , t, this
commit for Spottis , r in procood. ..1` y I
carry It on \vitt - olt gru, Wr , rlll:
l•roditore.
Without any further action, the ilou'.•. by
one majority, then adj•mrned till
SKNA re.—Mr lb 0, ~f intrii.liieed
a bill ezteriding the pruvie•<nie of thp• a. t t., rn
able Arkan , as and the ~t lter State,
swamp lands within th,ir I;nut• Li ]hone -..6a;
also a bill making un iippr viation for
u military post near the tortv-ninth ilegiree
i•( north latitude, in or near thy• valley .4 the
Real River of the North : also, a hill making
an appropriation for the erecti,in ,if n htlij.l;n g
in St. Paul, 3fiar,uta, for a 1 0,100, 11-11,0,
Poet Office, etc No other bus;n,o. tra!”.•
acted. and the Senate adjourned untii
Pcikn.
A N I), Dect•ti, ber - TN. hter.!l.-ini,
North Britain hit: arrived Liverr,,, date.
to the 1:411
The Greta Eastern ' ,, nlpany ha%
loan of 40,1alti pounds Lo Coml , ietc,Co tin• fitting
her out for son
Sir H. (.rant has aci , pti , I ~ oitiinai of
the EnEdish China .
The repreben tall v, to 0., Etil , pean
gri-as are continuing, to am% iti Paris
'rt. North firittiln tho st..urn..r.
herniarl the
FRAN , Yaris , 1 b.`ol,ther
,rfetterninch presented his credentials yr,ter
day, and afterwurd4 paid his fir.,l torte ‘i.it to
the OM hamdors of England, Kussia arid Spain.
The Purtugese enibassadors at London and
Paris will represent Y rtngMl in OP. Fur. iwan
At . area Vienna, I Th,•
fifth corp la arn-,, r.nw in I ;lily, have bo.n
, •rdetod w Hungary
SPA I N—Madrid, Dect•rubc•r -- A
war has been proclaim , d by M.,r— co. a hich
will bring thuu,and.,.! M.—r• t. , ti • .e't Vra ,
t. defend the (:ountr
ih.• t-inip.•: I . ~ , l u,•v
Smith, the Poqtreloter I;,•nrral,
lt. the (: , tr,tinent arrange
of the I:elcium, Prussian, A ii•trian dud
Bavarian mail, b) the Utnn , lia❑
era.
CHINA A NI , I Di A --11011f4 Koh., ~ tt,
nf tictuber report that t "Ain.. un
changed : that the lowest kind• ingot' at
Loo Chou, and greens arid at Shanghai,
had slightly declined.
Calcutta dates to November state that
a strong force of :ieklie.s will be sent to China,
but the war is not popular with the Italian of
ficials.
NEW ORLEANS, December :iO.--The steamer
Arizona has arrived up. Her papers furnish
the following particulars .4 the engagements
between Cortinas' band of outlaws and the
Americans: A company of over three hundred
troops and rangers mar , bied up b, the Rio
Grande, and on the 14th wet a portion of Cor
time,' band. After a canotitkle on both sides,
the Americans charged upon them, but fell
into an ambuscade, thus allowing the Mexicans
to save their artillery Cortinas, on the 20th,
concentrated his whole force at a point above
Brownsville. The Americans went to meet
h m, and after a severe fight defeated his party.
Col. Ford's Hangers and Lockridge's party,
from New Orleans, had arrived previously.
The Americans were pursuing Cortinas, who
was retreating rapidly.
LEA% Zig WORTEI. Dec. 30. —The Pike's Peak
express, with seven days later advices from Jef
ferson, has arrived, bringing $lO,OOO in duet.
The miners at Russel l's and Gregory's diggings
had resisted the collector of taxes levied for
the support of the provincial government,
which created temporary excitement. The
amount of dust exported from the gold regions
since May is estimated at from one and a half
to two millions of dollars.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—The difficulty be
tween Messrs. Grow, of Penna., and Branch,
of N. C., is still pending. There is good rea
son to believe that the latter has sent the former
a challenge. Both were in the House to-day.
1.- '" '^ • •.ted ermine ad-
From Europe
Flits sk•:••'I11\
I r, I 1
CONLMERCIAL
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
• R-plrled Elprefl44 for the Daily Iforamg Rat
Perrammon, Diyeember 30, 1859.
Flour ...I in good demand. Sales from atoms to-day
, of 1,300 tibia., at $6,20@5,25 (or superfine; $5,6046,76
(or extra; 1,3,3740:01i for extra family, and 50,25 for fancy
brands.
Gratn...Salas 19J bull) C”ro, &gm t bore,at :tte.; 200
Usti at 60c.
Buckwheat Flour . !. 4
.altt.t 83 -Ark, from tore
ut 82.12e1t 100 Ths.
liar... Salem 12 dad.. f,to .ealea at F1F1422 t,,13
Hogs... Salem 110 head dre-med, at pit4,s - d e
Sugar—Salem 9 hhda N. 1/ at 9e.1%
Molasses _Sal,: 21 1 , 1,d. N 5024f,3 0
Collles lu iarkm Hip, at ltia. lt
Potatoes , •sl, 90 humli N....llmanark, 61t) il.ne,
.1 1.111 1.•
Applr 66 LI, rh.dca at i 4.752
13 phi,. Law 1 , 111., al A 1 . 2 .6 '''.l
Salt -.1••• 5o 1,1,14 Nv I nz Era. M. SI.IU
Feet here 15 It. prllll.- at fmr • IA Ih. fin,„
(111 Sale, lu 1,1.1.1 Lard No. lat 1312 r,
Lard. keg.. N. I at R,
Cbeesa...Sales 45 bone, W. R. at.
Butter !4”1..a Roll at I7c tb
Urged Fruit 4 ,, 1• 1 / 1 4/1 Apple,
Bent. !..111. small wlute .1 1.1,A, 1.
Huminy t
h Ink y bbl. itoctifitA, at '27(0•245.• gaJ
Cincinnati Market
.•. taNtn. 1 ,, • "111 her :.stt --The demand for money
..a , ate 1 tm.l gt ,, tl safer ta still welling Outet..ie (h.!
r4lll, 1 , 4 , .1 - 02. eeed per month Hog.—
Tia• trio.; t•unt.nttett. t.. rute 1111 , 1 preen are a
hittl.or agora td-dac . hog. , arerage.ag De) V , -be
1.4 ..a.1,0.1-at Fa re.telpia Wereh,ht It To•
not a.O rod 4900 head. The report
putdetriad on We.ine4alay from come aiel parking
th.• ti trul, mire r•0nti.1,n....
cale-
I 7tu rival 11 0,Z1 1 .4. , .,1,1 iTh , l'Otik)llll. Mer. P“rl.
Deli a.llt :la, 11 St. , . 1 , 11: th.. 001,
e.lerate• tool tile "air, are coiflue.d 1.1 3401t,61,. Xt. SI n
ano en I relined. Hulk Meut. r,l).eld high
4.11,1 i 1..•-• „k. - .I for lot, t?ott the
...1.1.dr mold at 15 , 411041 the at p a n 2E,
hid. JI 7.„.• 1.. t.I firm., at tin; %tete', +edd at t4 l ic..,
I , tr., fliflll , l,ll • [111 , 1111411,1
for .ht. rldere. 7, er ...idea and 7P 1Ettt7 3 1.;,. for
.aint, 1 , 1,m uttoltunge.t. ?Au bag, ai
'..t riliwt tine WI,: $.5.111144.7.) 1 . .11 aura. R IMlak 2 dull at
21 , 4,1- N., change .n 1111111
$1.::.5.n I r whitP an.] $1.20(501.22 tor ?rune red -
tern rum at .axi..•24, terra dull and I}lloitar I NI. 4A69
SU• kye noose and pncea firm at $.1,011. arley
‘l.eeee active atei . pri..es firm: fall madeswu
m, t•cti el,. fair Enghott .lave 104 e; Ptitaam Farm
} 11 :4:110...10.11:y 1: :1,
via York Market.
Ci
New Yoaa, I q , etober ::o —C4,clon Yttff; 1 bales sold.
at 11 1 ,,y (or rntridltna upland. Flour firm as , Carrel,
... o ld IV haat 11100,100 U Loth oI1;4 We.te u - !nu. 11.40.
Cure quiet; Souo ta, gaol. white and yell web/4151x.
, ~,, •teadr at baaCl , Pork dull: Me. $166a16.12
I' r on, $11:b041 LG.:. Wlusky dull at 2604,3 t, Sugar
k
firm: Muaeovsui,, .:'.:4.7..r. ..‘tolaafteet qu tat 52@aMo
H,,,P. tituet at 3 , a ig,tl 4 0 . .r..t.“4,n genet at 4 iie W... 1
Ern/ au.l l ure a. 1 , le: 7:,,k1 lt, ii, eia . a v id .uii,iaa. —.
, ..11011 fr,iztita 1... LirPri.aul dull at t.•l
PhlladelphLa Market.
HiluktalPlll, ..t.emit,cr nt
f r rulwrnna . $.5.75(0:1.87 , for 0xi.r4.1 , ... x.L
f xtret 1.t;111) an•l for tnnn , p. Wtvar .1.1c..11 •
1
4, 4,4‘44•44 41 r,l .- al i i,:t 4 1..11, stew ii 111 , r., •, c ,•.-..,1, 1,11.4.141,11 ,• ••fri 4, , Ir..orlag 4 4114 90 Ur, ~e, at
.1,... IA ',,,k y 9 Lea.4.l ,i 2c1,4,0 . E.:!: ..',a•
11=EMIll
PEARL STEAM Ni
ALLEGHENY CITY,
li. T. KENNED't &
H KAT 14.11; ANl' (N)H.2I P 1
Ft MP.:AL AND HOMINY
MANUFACIVRED I.EI
AIA,FAHP:NY
ac 7 TRILMS, CASii F NY
z. L. EISNER
No. 114 for. Wood AM Vifth St la,
WI LI. -ELL BLACK F . ftul:K 11RES
coATI- 1 1,, -eh nt . 5i , 40.0 for t 6.2 t
Frock 1..-er. Cloth, tine, use .. 14.00 101
5 00
Firsl,4.44klit7 Oath,. " MOO tooo
lhack l'lnoth Pant., " 84! for I , 8.76
~ .trpernne, 0.1 1.11 114.u0
au a. made to order, •• -16" for h,tiu
A Net a. Plush, thik and Cloth V,•,u.s,
• ENTS' FURS ISt! I Nf; fi•
it ‘•••;) i •rr prier), The el.,ve ;.th. I a.h Parr r In
ff. r:, t•p :hi. VJ v ertowthent, the 10.1 , 1 , w - tome .111 be
.trirtly Wherell tn. o.111:tia1
II prepare,. the .•kn. , •h Is of OP
.th I I 1 ,, .1 :t[:•1 t i...• 1,1 awl I
perfectly. liver and "bluer rexat...‘c, IiI.IOFLOWI are thee
tam rev i!! •. •P T 1 I her••ltlrr 144 AI,
Lout ate 14'1,..,6 :cay teat a. ,t:,, tikhth, .t.gr4
t: ye Kane err out of ord.,. The flrat and Only thin
t.. r,. d..t.e 1,1:111{11.ta, /fl.. !“, , 4 •lIN. I di,
ha n o un-ipting to ..li.thal
tnt“.!. 1 , 1,.1.•••• ~ z oidentiy re
, ) , 1111/eLld IbibIEITER'S CELEBR.k rED 5T..41
AcH itirrgms. A.-u.R. WI ft:feral. n. 1,1 a 1 q.t . ,.
..trengthen% th.• digextit , ll thitUgel the ~! th
t!,.-reby gives regularity t.; the I.ehr,
`•••. 1 I -y tiilgot- et..l deeiern gen, e,l) er) x ',ere
Hi , :iri;, - rr ER & 8)11 . 111,
N: , ,r,l.he•tUrers end
Nr, LM Water. an. 1.66 Vrt.nt.treet.".
('HADWICK & SON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN PAPER AND RAGS,
And Agent , for the 'al.•
Mahoning Fire Brick and Pot Clay,
149 o nil I:, I Wood St.. rim, .qt.rrh.
4,1-W rapp.rig 15,1,er Id
pyi I !• r rag..
IyJa ray
MI L 3 P. 1.4.11.01 .
.. "Ott P "LASt
SHALEIFt & GLASS,
Agents Pennsylvania Railroad,
STEAMBOAT AGE:Yrti, AND
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 6 o.lllllll.Mai Si. and 34 r-
S'l. MO.
ort_Prompt personal oLt.-¢tlon gtton to Coiteatin4Bl2ll
aLdiusting Fr..fehua. ..e24l:elto
K 1:NNE1)1: MAI:m[IAI.
ATTORNEY AT LAW t
4,• MELI,LiN's 1 4 ')fth sheet
the form Rim.« del; h
_
AiVIM()N Ist )A
CHESI UOA H H S
CHESS MEN; K EHS, and Chet.. Manuals, g twit
VilllCt) at
le
k CO's., fib Wood strt.t.t.
H ()LIDA PERFUMERI
TOILET ARTICLES, at
JOSEPH FLEMINOIi Drug Star*,
cor. of Markel M. and Diamond
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
SMIRTINti WORKS,
PARK, 9 , CURDIr & CO.,
mANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
Brasiers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper hot.
toms, Raised Still Bottomaddpelter Solder, dc., alto im
porter, and dealers in Metals, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Wire, 'Sc. Constantly on band, Tinmen's Macthines and
Too l .. Warehouse. 1.49 First,and lieftecond streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders or Copper cut to any de
ired pattern. my29tlydrw
BATES & JOHNSON'S ROOFING
WM. JOHNSTON,
WOULD GIVE NOTICE that. he has par
allteeit the interest' of his late partai,
BATE/3, hi the ROOFING BUSINESS, and is the sole
inanufactare and dealer in the following three (Bonnet
kinds o( Ftoofuir
lat. Gut Elastic, Cement, Felt and Can.
vas Roofing.
2d. Improved Felt, Cement 'ad Gravel
Roofing.
patent English
ftscellaneaus.
THE BEST REMEDY,
AD the one that all Doctors recommend
to leoure good health, la, wear thiek-soled BOOTS
SHOES, such as will keep your feet from the (mid.
FuR THE SALE
PIG IRON, BLOOMS, &C.,
No. 52 W ood et., Pittsburgh.
BErinutibls.—Lyon. uhorb & Co.. Pittsburgh. Li tongs
c”iiMand Put..burgia: Thos. E Franklin, E.g.
Lanciv-mr. iron ',i11,. Cameron, Harrislaii,y Bryan
ri ',. 1-I,ol,l:l,oturg._Pfi
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO
OH PHILADELPHIA,
y E,-; At, A 1 N6l' boAS l IR DAM AGE
~n B, übLags, Merchandize. Furniture, hr.,
at 1,,,t.111d rule. of pr, Milan
I oan - TA, —F !tot. hford o tnr r. ACtlliam WK.., of Win.
VI.: se Ar C.. ; Ito. NI. Atwod. of Aiw,,,,,1,
Whitt. A, het, I I r , ..114.4., oC Truth, 1, ito6 i•.
Ilrnry 111, ., Li o 1,•.•.0 1,. linwoon; 00-wart.,
Mte,rart n !it. , I Itrown, of .Trilin ff. i<n i ,u,
Co; 13 A Faiin.•strws,of K. A. Fahneat...•k k rn A n.lrew
J. a `,Voorl A Ern
I: I. Al , 'II Ft tit Preaident.
CHARM:: , \F. -teen-Lary
Prrrastramt RerettEsia..3 —Wm. Holmes .t.ro ,J Painter
A Co., 'lllornaa Ha l .. day. Mar,,i,ll,
Kramer. Ea.{ .1 Vaynr
Co, Bailey, Brawn Livingston, A co,
11 Lyon & , 1i ,,, ti . 1, 4 7,Ve1y A •"
GEO. A. 131(1 AN & CO., Agents,
ist2Brdm No foi.! Wo..d stroet
Importers of
IHARDWAR E,
No. 52 Wood Street,
Foor I snore 9t C'harlex Hotel,
p/ T 7 I? r „ if.
JNO. THOM MON & CO.,
PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS
No. 1134 Third Street,
110; Pit t.burgh,Pa
VIRST PREMIUM AWAR 1 ) F, I / Hl" TI
YTATE PAIR T 1)
=EMI
ILL.
7 MI Si
For the bunt Range (or Lunilten,.nd beet Wood Cook
tlo.re Diploma for 60,4 lAtuuttry Store. Also or, tmcid,
a large toutortrnent of Heating gtorett, Plana and Fancy
Grate Proms, Petulan t gad and ER* Irona, gugnr kerb
.41e., 'lra KetUca, Wagun Bozo, Holfow•Ware. &c
GRAFF A W , Fn. f 4. Liberty P. reel.
At the head of Wood kroett.
C ll ItiTM A R E N. T
lIN
PLATE WARMERS, TRAYS AND VASES
124 VV OI L
Five from Fifth
G \Rig:\ L. H A TS, - -
I.E.LxiER HATS.
A Ittl all 1.1,11,
T.) tA. It.:ind xi
Seetin House for Sale.
TILE STBScRIFIER ()FFERS FOR SALE
tht= e4tablitthed and moot popular Tavern and
Restautaut, lotatted 10 the heart of the city, in the Dia
mond. opposite the Margot House. and which for a long
aeries of years has ind s line plitruiltssze. it to an [skill
rade chance for going tut, a good IS/Sines, Apply to
JOHN SA VAll F„
de7J'tt on the Prerntse,
TEW DRUG STORE,
CON. EAST LANE AND OHIO ST.,
ALLEGHENY CITI.
• , s , •
ioNI AN PIA • HAND, A LARGE
supply of ItRUOS 011°. YAIN7 4 , VARNISH,
• s-rurrs, huFLNISt, FLU I CAS, ands select ets-d/rt-
ITI ut of
11 PE RFUMERIES .
MEI=
getierAi ac. , rtlo,nt of PATENT NIEL,IcINE%.
N 13. 111)
en , 110tivd.
'I'NA S'ri./VE
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
NUTAVTORIA J OI'M DIALER IN !VLSI CARILTI UI
Co
.ng, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
'IL J. TAYLOR A, CO.,
iiHIi.ESALE FISH DEALERS,
N . 122 and 124 North Wham es,
Atl.3 Aryl'
8"84
) PHILADELPHIA.
1
ueLS 1
Z•TO“rA.R. - `l'
OFFI d'E. at the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth
.sraet,,ipestr Wood.
HAIR BRUSHES, and
UR*, FURS, FURS,
ifo. 98 Wood Street.
DASNELEIT, in prepared to Clean,
A• Alter;Sepair, and to make to order, any deserkpo
gen of Ladteo, and (*anti' Furs; and is able an a preoti
1 61 i) Ft:11110r, P 0 do R Cheakr than any holisc in the
City. Ladles vtlio intend to have Ihevr Furs enlarged,
will rithl It to their advantage to call now, on they , aon
find Ole lairgalat assortment of Skins from whiel, tO re
Wet. A large Osortnieut or made-up Ladies'
from t 3 up tO mid" retail, now ott
Land, to wines' i the public is invited to examine.
oct&lrn
ARIES' . ..FANCY FURS
In the most durable manner, and in the latest styles, at
the CENTRE lAN STORE, 76 Wood street.
T HE OLDEST AND LARGEST
Lidiographia Establishment in the City.
ACTICA!. LI TH 0 GRAPH ERI
NOS. 17 ND 19 FIFTH STREET,
r wrhjy v -nk,,.'
• '.%:' k.° ;• ° ° ?
• . °
JAMES ROBB,
No b 8 Market Street. has now no hand, a large stock of
Ladies', Misses and Children's Bigh-Heeled and Thick
Soled Boots, Shoes. Gaiter, Slippers, kc., &c. Men's,
Boys' and Youths' Boma. Cho,. Brogan, Gaiters. kc.
MEN'S CITV MADE, Double Sole and Upper. French
Calf Boota. Ladies' High•lleeled, Double Sole GLOVE
KID, CONGRESS and TaDTToN GAITERS: and as he
is determined to sell CHEAP FOE CASH, all in want
would do well to call and examine his stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
dolt
Wigs, Wigs Wigs ,
AN I) ORNAMENTAL HAIR, of every
tiv , crlptinu and latea Sty lea of Fashion, manu•
frwtur. t.y J. R. r A ;HERON, No. 84 FOURTH ST
'rho •• fiber to, tug te.imed business in Pit teliurigh
iiif,fut his former friends and patron. of the
city surrounding country, and would call their at
te a uovrandiveautiful SELF-ADJUSTINti
It put. 11l runner plans wigunaking in the shade. Its
mews are lightness. durability, not liable to shriek.
,-.0.3.:1) all •iver tile heful. and °Key andraceful
appear.. a, :Loa:lig tile development of the forehead
trut• w nature
Ladies are ale° Invited to call and examine his new
mode of BANDS, HALF-WIGS and WIGS. They do
away with the heavy and formal appearance so much
Mari pproved in the old style,. ari'2l
S BATA', Llllf or Lxm • ueter LOAM (+REGO, Pitt'gh
GEO. S. BRYAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LOGAN & GREGG,
Hf ' 4 I4N .%NI) NA 51 ENT.% I
CIIRAFF & CO
FOR THE Harr
BEAUTIFUL FENDERS
Coal Vases, Firo Trona,
lIN .4NI , HkITANNIA TEA .h7l- , , RI
T. J. CRAIG'S
HA'T'S ANL eAlt,,
DODD'S, 119 Wood street,
t , no door South of Fifth.
Pnilintmam.
N. S. CHRISTY, M. 1)
13. PHYSICIAN :4 PliF.St It WrIONS oarefully
mit..d.
l'N A STOVE WHI{K!
L AIN AND FANCY DILATE FRONTS,
Mole Proprietor of the Celebrated
T um, BURNINr; AND SAtiniKF, coNHt'
COOK STOVES
Sales Rooms,
*o 4 Wood Street, IV t stur
H. WHITNEY,
ALPERED AND REPAIRED,
•1 ~ : M .: r
SCHIJCHNIAN,
141PULAR ESSAY
TRADES AND OCCUPATIONS.
IT is our purpose to write, as briefly as pos
concefning the diseases and disorders inaident
c rtain occupations, inektdingtheir cantina, mi r f a ß li pto u r
and mode of cure. We shall do this in plain fp,
and in a straightforward way Our purpose is y ol •
firstly, to give some curious facts not generally known ;
and, secondly, to bring more forcibly to slew - the ready'
relief at hand in Bodway's 'Remedies. We frankly avow
that the trouble we are taking is a business transaetioo,
meant to benefit both the public and Ditrseites .i as •.• i
The diseases springing from varicias trades arise either
from the very nature of the ocenpationefrafitAite 'Ma
terials handled or used, or from both cautessi. , EinattolY
any of these purses mare necessarily unhealthy, bullpen
will br as imprudent in their business as In their pleas-r
me, and suffer for their neglect of precaution., 6 .
Let u' took first at those who suffer from poisonous
materials.
JAMFA IOEH.
atyperpettia Brass Flaw/. lees, Br,Ariere. and Piamakers
From their manipulation of copper and Its compounds,
take into their system either the impalpable dust of Its
oxides „r salts, or their fumes. The result is a copper
disease, whose s) [upturns may vary more or /0..4.3 to Vt.
i,•ne, sometimes creeping slowly along until the aye
tom is utterly destroyed. or else opening an avenne to
more apparent diseases. The victom to the copper dis
ease notices, perhaps, on rising in the morning alighttly
add taste in the mouth, a alight constriction of the
throat, the tongue dry and parched, and sometimea'sielb
ness at the stomach. lie thinks he has caught cold,
and probably takes some advertised expectorant, which
leave, him worse than before. At times there conies an
attack of the colic. If dysentery is at all epidemic, he
14 very battle to be awe -Iced, and his tormina and canes-
MIS, at the doctors call them, namely, his pain in the
1 , ..wei4 and disposition to stoohare exceedingly violent
I tee n a thirst which he cannot account for, or it distend
ed abdomen, or back stools, slightly streaked it ith blood,
or an undefinable anxiety, iv the commencing symptom'
and u[ scarcely noticed. Cramps sometimes make their
appeiu - ance in the limbs end stomach, either alone or
atstompauied by some of the symptoms previously enu
merated. A headache at the done of work, or durin4
the day. I- 41010. 0 0171M01). A preventive of these would
lie the use of it respirator, which checks the passage to
it,. lungs of st , rnach of the duet or vapor, and gloves,
to keep it from the pores of the skin. A generous diet
should lie used, the bowels kept open by moderete doses
of 12a,havi teepukstiwg Pits; a dose should he taken in
[be morning and evening of Kotheet/d Beady Relief, and
the use or Rodway's Renovcrtay Rau/rent persevered in
until the system is nil of the poison
/ Phrmler, Pewterer,. Paantent. Phi-ethers and Ulaziers,
It'' , .-kerB ut Manefactones, or Shot- 7bwere.
to the bad disease This, like the copper
:oat isluue series of insidious but scarcely
lot ••••• , t 3 11,1 , b ton, coding sometimes paralysis. or More
~,[s., ,•11 , 1 a till painters and whitedmd maker,,, in what
, , tenti.v sited painters' colic. Theme all. at times,
heir mouth. more particularly at rising, a
:cgs: , to I -tightly astringent taste, constriction of the
Awl unonsinep. in the region of the atom..
azio easonally nausea followed sometimes by
‘m
an. a toe much vermillion, will have a ten
ilenoi, to I io.oi ;nee_ for. unlike (kipper, this shows its ef
fect,. titi,ie in the small intestines; and the bladder and
I 3 will be Sel iuusly affected, setnetirnea
merely prodn.•ing painful urination, and at others,
i.r high colored wine. The Regulating Pill and
the ReAtx:,ent must be mainly relied on, and the parties
elamul fen io r qo in work on an empty stomach. For the
inorcpionfei -yniptorzuf the Real,/ Relief will le neessa
ry. wed „ill toy tin means belie its name. It should be
used ilitermetv and externally. In painters' colic, the
Reyall/iny lilA -should be tined to produce a fret: evacu
ation. and afterward more moderately, to keep itpregu
lar notes; and from the very start, the Ready Reli4f
gnr
ili 111 littEmtieti or slippery-elm tea. Or gum
ower Th r .her folinuld be light, chiefly beef lea. (not
leef ehicken broth. from which the fat has
leen skimmed. le paralysis. the persistent rise of the
Regniatsay rifts. with the Ready Relief. well and steadily
rubbed into lie affected limb or part, for at least fifteen
in innt..s, tin ee times a day, and a generous, but digest:
Wit, diet. writ effect a cure, In all external applications
the palm the hand is the best to rub with. and a fe
litt,be ft-it, its .nftness, should be preferred.
anwARI, GRIGG
Art t set er-al severe symptoms. Those who use
muriate of tin snmetirnes perceive Its effects in their
systsms. They observe an musters taste in the mouth,
which is aid to turn into well defined metalic, ore, to
gether with nausea; especially after rising from a meal,
Their pulse is more small and nard and beats tnore fre
quently than natural. One very common symptom is a
frtspieney of stool, not diarrlima, fur during some
months this may be unattended by pain, and the consis
tency of tl4• t•vv - tmVlOll.4 be normal. TWltching of the
foe, mad oxt romeLlaa to lam common, but a mere
dan
gtot. siniptom, (or unless promptly met, it may Lief&
lowed by a paralysis of the parts affected. The treat
ment in this is the same as in the copper disease, vial:
attkitt ety • l Ready Relief, Regulating Pills and Resol
vent
A re ..met trIV•N affected in a rnanner similar to dyers, but
d, a loss degree. Their attacks are rare. If peculiarly
We the, may take the lead poison from the 80E- ,
,ler, but we (lover knew bit one ease of that kind. The
acrid Alma• of charcoal. in this and similar trades. some
nine, produce inflammation of the bladder wtueh May
be effectually combatted by the Relief and Regulating
Paper,c4,iners coal Taxidermists
oconsionally *otter some most distressing symptoms—
the former from the chewy greens they use, and the
latter from their constant handling of arsemo,or thecor
rusive chloride of mercury. A fceted breath is not
Solomon, with a rather austere taste at times, consider ,
able increase of saliva. or constriction of the lower part
of the throat., which seems to extend into the breast,
frequent hiccough.someomes a fainting sensation which
comes and FOA:S very suddenly. very black and offensive
stoeh, or high colored urine. These are come of the
symptoms which may occur separately or together.. It
is u curious fact that some people engaged at these oc
cupations, grow quite plump, and apparently enjoy the
best of h e alth, having especially a fresh and clear com
plexion. if however, they gu into any. other employ- .
ment, or refrain from work some weeks, they are very
apt to be visited with many or allot the above symptoms.
In either case, the Resolvent should be used, silting with
t he Regulating Yillw the relief being resorted to to order
to remove immediate pain or distress.
Mertry,typers. Wass Stainers and Cant Emma/era, Alarm
rata. err of Cherntaas, Gold and alter •
Platers and Rtylnan
Are Itable t., many of the aboro ayaaptorna. Elacaco
tirpors are lialgle to derangement of Lm
,{l.l
Prulter-s and Type Founders,
Fr.ni the ,•nnstant handling of type metal, contract the
eti...•ta of antimony' This is shown by the temporary
paralysis vi the tinge, awl hands, copious stools, coW
night sweats. joss of strength. tenderness of 'stomach,
.ovele and thr...t. sometime., though drinking nothing
Lit water, they feel a confused. semi -intoxicated wane
ion in the bead The treatment here is gentle purging
yith Midway's Regulating Pills, aided with the Ready
Relief as a drink; when the disease has become chronic
the Renoveting Resolvent must be used as an adjuvant,
ti, the Relief and Pills.
2im.oym .Iret Brleklayere, Assietaate, ClSbi more aptcialiy
Linteburrsers and Whitewashers,
A rt• .•,,5 lastly hahle to votnitmg, pains in the lila. •
tellii.orary palsy, wince latter sometimes becomes per
manent A milk Met, mut:flagitious Minks, and the use
of the treaty Relief. will remove them symptoms, the
Resolvent being also necessary where palsy supervenes.
Someon, 00StItenOds follows, demanding the 5100 of
the ltaglilating Pills. The particles of lime in the eyes
are very apt to produce conJunctivia, which will yield to
au eve-wash made of sassafras pith 'and water, into
which the Ready Relief is put., in the proportion of six
drops to every two tubloirepootarals, increased gradually
to ten drop, A dose or two of the RdgulnHng ills will
materially assist in subduing the Inflammation.
Powder.Makars
Are Rllbieet to heart-throbbing and heart-4I ease, with
lo. , .onealn of bowels; and both awe° and
The _linkers qj Loco Fore Matches
tie liable io a very troublesome skin-disease, develop
tug deelf on the scalp. and sometimes in little pinches,
on the bark Of the thumbs or fore- - fingers, or atthe low
er octrenoty of the spine, attended with itchins, and
coaling of the ~uncle. In the former cases the Moguls,
Ling Pills will be found autllment, conjoined with tits, re
lief: in the latter the Resolvent internally, with the Re
lief applied externally, diluted at arid, but gradually in
creased t., its full extent. The Regulating Pills may be
advantageously used. it indicated by the state or the
stomach and bowels.
:Fhtl effect of the alkaline contact issometimes shown
In colic, convulsions and diarrhaat. The Relief will re
move these. Lemonade should bensed occasionally as
a drink, and oranges or any ripe fruit slightly acid will
be found to be a pleasant as well as a valuable adjuvant.
Buttermilk answers a good phrpose in these cases,
Bleachers and others exposed to Chlorine or other fumes of
acids,
Are apt to attacked by JAMB to throat, stomach or
bowels, excessive thirst an tenderness of abdomen. If
the exposure is long continued at one time,there cornea
an acid taste in the month which leaves. attic the free
air is inhaled; but this only wears fronx , siteeect.
The symptoms named first give way to the R ea 4yße..
tief . The addition of a alight ckise of calcined :nal:me
m siti..,nd the action of the medicine alight r, bat it is
not absolutely necesisary. The Roller Val do its work
well without lt," The makers of loco-fpoo matches ace
sometimes troubl , . the above symptoms, cawed tn. the phosphortuvw . • enters into ''the
of th e ups. p chronic tion of the -glottis
tensile is soinetimes the res. " 7 thiscomint okvati j
in esinenaly. ends if ntkcheck,,
pipe. and even to the branching al tr. .
called by the doctors the ebrouthiat Wheat t.”- • •
rnences It may be soun * cheeictidhy-i. Wee nitade-APA
equal proportions' of the Ready ftefief.arittsiatet. -
wet will neat examine %Sesames oflhalie who tire - '
/acted by disease from.rents sittistanoselqol9.
the hangs and air-passagesi
,1 1 11
indeed, some of those mentioned pre dull Iniel 'be oo,
cleansed.
asrpet ,
anti then Ileaven, Ceed
Cutters—
rms ' aTnq4 F
rs Delers,
kr*, acW=eake Teo Rice ues, Bile 'M La
LapiaTaliee
Sculptor; Stone Cutters, Slatera, faseyes
dare and Polishers. Street &metiers, and Wed
Are subjectparticularly to bronektx/ affections an d con
gumption, arising from the filiatilljt parfeti7s of writs
tang matter diae all i V ri kcillringtheMmene in hichAhey
are engaged. and en ng the air passages. In all sum
mitts Radway's Ready Relief. applied externally over
the throat and chests, and the X.enovatiog
an' taken internally, speedily e ff ect • cure and !Irina,
all traces of incipient consumption.
Hatton
were formerly included in the same position, but the
advent of silk hats has greatly diminished this poi*
ency. A respirator Is very necessary as prirntatife
and, indeed, as au aid to cure. • A silk - Itandliekilitili
loosely tied over the Meath aPid artettli, litilritigutineo4si
exposed, I,' as gdod as anythnig. 4: gel/094544
v
oropp,-tut-door exercise. at • use of 'the rye
i and Resolvent .will e the
on TEM
DISEASES INCIDENT TO
O. Itunters
bvcry and Calico Prialers
TuumulAs
Soap Boilers,
11 , 014
of their haltd4, Ac
airlrom thole&
some itch. For a
remedy, but the E.
will tad in effecting
Occupattons whe
traced mental lab
tive of brain disea
softening of the sat
may be told by nem
above the eye...brow..
the parent 0001011
complaints, are cor
Lawyers, Authors, Ea.
r are affected so much wits
TO tregtneftfilnfillefiCollit
after iffigp •
1 0j04 ,1,,
a few hauVrafore
in cerfaii? SW" Orifutis
fons,lhe tresowentlkikkr
inlia-Fomikeespirtlendifin
are fibble
maeigitof e*PßiMkr
the liver ts 're cbminott
Intenfte beat. enpecitimut
common to tropical climates.
that the liveris 4 , 134110201 i
rangernent involveslCOtesf,
rangement of thrietiken*lnV
py,the proper use 9f Alipp kiff4i
which fn the spl4 - en disease ak•
effect. Tormbertulatwagitacrit •
plied both erternally and intern,
sufficient. thooglffelt‘Orift,
combined with eAcmftzlpus / 11.4n ,
the ftenbintufg Pht-Ablifftl,_,„„fn
disease and reetoret-'—
Steliedyres, Lomjahue
Peratma ar.
are exposed to attack
break the violence al
Mlle effect a cure.
Boatmen, Deck Hank
faring Men L itaft,
Driver.
and all exposed to suddet
ble to Itver complaint Atf
more especially to spleen, r ' ,
through long abstinence frit 4
iect to scurvy. The use of t
and Renovating Resolvent is:
distemper. In all cases of et,
era, or yellow' fares, RadiViirir
feting Pills are. nositivispreve
attacks, and eel min curattves i
..111.a.9e;Drir
are liable to stiffer fiord diabetm.
feting Pills and Resolvent shouldk
PhYlk.w,
wfto arefrequently muct . exposes the Ready Relief, isePeemfli e? 4 r -
sick whit contagions diseases.
face thoroughly washed 'with it an .
taken infernally justprevious to tI, _
ally
,prevent contagion. The power rti
matter of 0=g19L49 diseases is rind
is a cure pr Mo s ta email-pox, and
diaease among-cattle, known as: IPA
pending, no doubt, upon some contagion,
so readily to this .rarnedy,thot
.Droveni and Catti&Deolpk ,
through the Bouth'ated West, look
sign and infallible remedy alt eue key
too, ,
• -- rt
Boatmen, Planter& er Fortitees;
(Terfioweg, gro. 4 n ~
d
Will find the Relief a protection against levet
and other malanous diseases. '7,
The former from standing so long
latter from thein cramped. positiotr.
no doubt, by the dampness. have m,
some affections of 'thefoints..oemisio- - .
always yield to the. Relief and Regul
suffbred to rim' too' long, when act,' ' -
-required.
Butchers
oceasiOtudly hare Me or lirrib endani
or cut from a knife ufueh has been
o pening - IEI,I tn. •
4,7 Lie
nerd e) follow. - he w
bread poultice (not bread;
come drops of ReriaN
should he bathed with:the Iseti.
used until the violence of the S.
may as well be merdlene'crhere
r
poultice at
shoth goodb rated into ti fine Crud.,
plate or large saucer, oyerwhio
must be poured. A similar plate
placed over this, the two .grasped
sideways Ito that the water MA
nrumlitwenerto be - robbeitibtrint
a spotm.„ placed on aragat opookr.i)
as warm as the idnt 'be .
te, herder' ..tlea Watts 4 -Ire
antuted. and thus a continual fen
That is the true poulticeoalimltrite .
the Relief, or other,ise,if regmbed.
gasket-Itiara Boot and` Stioe Mika.
from thilir 4clentaryttabintifit'enb*
r t i ra P s 4 ' e.' nitex c ro l gi;of deit 9e gtiT
the habit PlPhe Lotus tend that.enkii_ . .
not, to consumption and lung, charms* ,
of thase.under ours ordeal iri*thittrihr•
For hypochondria. the Ready Relief al
ay and St Vitus' donee. Me R.syulattrij
mat; and for-anemia, all-three-eithe r r
treatment o{ ,the otha• agltopityri.d
dicated. , ' • • •- - •
The complaints of feplejettl
: patinas are somewhat different mot
quence of their pecultarityA t if4M
Vial flume who lead a.seden
pursuits which recitdre Mein
bor,..areivibitet to similar tLiseast
• oppositi ear ln like occupation...,: ,
Farther' Demers 'Aggfrfe*.tityier
!Maker; 4 ,14, af inc ; B / 4
the
_ .
are liable fo costivenesis, falgaiind
.What they have most taagel iv
those secretions whin np
for-them health and coutfca
hie to hysteria,ohstructed,l
atihn. whites. kidney weat
mtng of the dead,. inflame
wom - b disease, for all of
tiny kiiLiare onficleally Otet
oats, to be removed hy the u
tion to the other tiveYeiimedig
Perhaps or alk rempa le Oi., , ec
Tel s a c
,Plac(
is liable to the most clistiessi
daily when_tku3.venttlaticatet
fact. Standing position, mon
floating partmles contact:idly ,
1, gambit:le tai iftlutr
Y aL fe n" •• a na l
e by p de co, ear_
. e
ales, even the facto r'
the doctort-otherwkie a ye
to
For the preseui we drew
it does not follow that all
donial'wherein people er
onoua-paterials,
het:: of wean
ting e e~ .
With ordinarypre
d
mace,
whenindi , a,ted by iiyhopboxis,
and Re frog fiat w r id
vent or eurevexeeptinehrinne
the SPIVAI hap beo4iproapaut
uxsy'r 'Renewed:My BliSeltint'*lll
"Wel , to the44041.1' due nee ta,
store the system to perfect healit
to truth, if the 'Reddy, "Belief*
band, and, used st the otiel..ot
to direettbWlHtlortii 'belofit.
aerobe{ all the .de efteate
mar . be considered thd emu Ahle'
wise would be °tem.:4l34V ibses
It is not ao many years since kr
been. introducieth. 112 ,7 31 W birth
chemical andPathol4F4ll3o9g.
baba ti conipgratiNtlyksl •
their action are as old as humai
ed for modern science to dew
Bow successfully this has been,
popularity and univepsal Tate.'
show. The sovereign 'potier di
siakand etttlizumg is) dadisplan,
yes the entire vegetable materli
rapidly superseding 411-the
whose use and abuse has done a
"Death intoihe world, to
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