JAMES P. BARRp EDITOR ANDiPE ariEtlwytt • THURSDAY M0R51NG.......3AN. 30 CITY DLAT TERS. lea lea 4.2 in Ouse , —)Matters at the Mayor's office - are in a state of unusual quiescence. There lei no criminal buaine,s of any importance being transacted and consequently little is thought or talked of there out the change of dynasty, to take place on Saturday. The 'vats" are mak. ing preparitioris to retireas gracefully as may be and the "ins" are getting ready to take the reins of municipal government. The old clerk is closing up Mayor son's business and the new clerk is prepay. ing to take his place. The new blanks are already printed and everything "cut and dry" for the advent of the new Mayor.— The change occurring at the beginning of the month would have occasioned some confusion in the drawing of warrants and settlement of aecounts, but for the crowd, ing in of the closing days, onabing the Controller to certify the Mayor's warrants for the entire month yesterday. Thus, the Controller can close the city accounts for the fiscal year and be prepared to give up to his successor and also to make report to Councils at the special meeting next Tees day evening. The "outs" among the po. lice generally take their fate philosophi cally, though there are, of conrse, some exceptions. The public seem well satisfl d with the appointments, while the success, ful candidates are jubilant—and some o: the disappointed vine versa. LECTURES ON PHYSIOLOGY —Onr read. ere will perceive, by the advertisements and small bills, that Prof. A. O'Leary, a lecturer of .ome celebrity, will delver to our citizens the first of a coarse of lectures on Physiology, at Lafayette Hall, on next Monday evening. We have never listened to the gentleman, but from what we have heard of him believe he is thoroughlycon versant with the subject which he proposes to treat. The lectures will be illustrated by a rare and valuable collection of paint. lags. SIIatOMIORI plates, skeletons, man. ikins, &c., of which Prof. O'Leary has a fine collection. The first lecture will be free and our ; citizens should avail them. selves of the opportunity to gain a knowL, edge of this all-important subject. SUPREME! COURT DICCISIONB.—In the Supreme (kart at Philadelphia, on Mon day, preamt. Lowrie 0. J. and Justices Wood ward, Strong, Thompson and Read, the following opinions were delivered: Robinson vs Edinboro' academy. Erie counts. Opinion by Strong, J. Judg- ment affirmed. Dean vs Negley. Allegheny county.— Opinion by Lowrie, J. Judgment revers ed and a new trial awarded. This is the celebrated Johnson will case. John frerctiefellow vs George W. Baker. ADrawford county. Opinion by Woodward, J. Dacree affirmed. MOBTIIMIT.—The deaths in this city for the week ending Jan, 26th were 29, viz: 16 males, 18 females, 28 white, 1 colored: 10 adults, 19 children. Two adults died of typhoid fever; six children of small pox and two of scarlatina, diptheria, con vulsions and whooping cough; two were still-born. Tug publication of the Blairsville .Ree, ord ceased with the last number and the proprietntra announce that if the establish ment is not soon disposed of, the subscrip, tion list will be transferred to the Greens,. burg Republican. FATAL AccrDENT—La3t week a young man named Joseph McVey, of Moon township, in the employ of W. H. Guy, was struck by a falling limb from a tree which he was felling and, as is supposed, instantly killed. His body was found an hour or two after the accident, cold and lifeless. PHILADELPHIA CATTLE, MARKET.—The sales at the Philadelphia cattle yards last week amounted to 868 head at s6®sB 50 1 1 ? 100 Ma. 100 Cows arrived and sold at tne Avenue Drove Yard at from $lB to $32 ev head for springers, and $22 to $3B for cow and calf. . . Ile arrivals of Sheep reached 8000 head, at from 4.4. to 6c 19lb groes, as to condi , tion. 1,670 Hoge sold at the Avenue Drove Yard at front $4 50 to $4 75 /I 100 Ms, net The arrival of Fat Hogs at H. 0. Im hoff 's Union Hog Yard reached 2,876 head this week; selling at from $4 26 to $4 76 `ifl 100 lbs, net, according to quality. ANOTIIZR NEW DRAMA.— MCCLELLA-N't3 Damt.m.—Determin3d to give the amuse ment loving , public all the latest novelties, Manager ~Xtenderson announces for this evening another new patriotic drama, which has been very successful in the East, entitled "McClellan's Dream." Mr Mc- Manus personates General IdcOlellan, Miss Lyne the Goddess of Liberty and Miss Gillett the Spirit of Columbia. The play Is full of thrilling scenes and fine situa tions and will draw well. The "Plying Dutchman" will also be added, with Mr. Matlitt as Van Brunnel. - - --- STOCK AN7) REAL ESTATE SALES.—The lot and auction building of J. G. Davie were sold at auction on Tuesday evening for $19,400 Stocks were also sold at the following floras: Bank of Pittsburgh, $5B 25;, Mechanics-Bank, $62; Allegheny Bank. $49; Allegheny Insurance Compa ny, $24. ANOTHER PENNSYLVANIA REEIERVIL -It ie now in contemplation to raise another reserve corps of ten regiments in this State, to be ready in cue reinforce. manta are needed for any of the expedla tione. BLACKWOOD.—The January number of Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine !vista on our table by the publisher's 'agent, Henry Minor, Fifth street. It contains the Lima] variety of matter, including an article on “Tite Convulsions of America," written much in the same spirit that has characterized that periodical since the breaking oat of the rebellion. Arvonsimusx.—The President and Gen. McClellan have selected Maj. Merritt, the Eatiffeer-in Chief in the construction of the Naval Flotilla of the Western wa• tare, as Ohief-of•Engineers on Gen. Hun, ter's staff, with .the rank of Brigadier Gen eral of VOlunteers. FIRM—The house of William Ake, in Tackahoe valley, Blair county, mai totally destroyed by fire, on Sunday night toge ther with all its contents, the family bare. ly escaping with their lives and only their night clothes on. The fire originated from a lire board taking fire from live soot fall. ing down tee - chimney. GEN- KELLEY'S health is not as good as as last.reports, and it is now feared that his wound will finally result fatally. THE Pennsylyania Railroad bridge ac* cross the Schuylkill, near Gray's Ferry, is compelled and the &et freight train pas• sed over on Monday. samvar...—The lathea 01 A.abury Chap, of hold a festival at Lafayette Hall this and toamrrow evening. Dinner on Fri day from 12-to 2.o'clock. . - Thrp) WALKER, of Butler, has been appointed Quartermaster. to Colunal well's reg: neat. -----...--- earretsr'Shaethe,.a steamboat runner of cilebrity, formerly of this city, died in Phi's&Mini !fiat week. Re was an nes. gentricter. Delaware District of Columbia . Maryland, Baltimore. Interior Virginia, Vinee;lng !Lind branches. Eastern North Carolina Sonth Carolina Georgia__ ......... - Alabama Lowsiana ...... ....... ...... r. .... ........... KentuCky Tennessee iiiE;IM Illinois Wisconsin. lowa. Michigan.., Missouri 6450 Canada Uoin Felling at 3} Ifi;oent. over bankable funds. Hkevr Roan BRY —Yesterday afternoon a gentleman from Port Washington, Tuna" rawris county,O , named 'Squire Derailing, who had been in the city for some days, purchasing goods, went to the railroad depot to see a friend off on the eastern train. He had $4OO, wrapped in paper, in an inside pocket of his coat. Some time after returning from the depot he found that the pocket had been cut and the money abstracted, bu: it WKS then useless to make search for the thief, who had doubtless made his escape by the train half an hour before. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT —On Friday morn ing last, a terrible r.ccident occurred the Abbey of St. Vincent, near Latrobe, Westmoreland county, in the grist mill, attached to the farm, by which a lay Bro. ther named Majaus was instantly killed. By some mishap a leather belt broke, and the unfortunate man being engaged near by, was struck on the temple, knocking one of his eyes out on his cheek, and a portion of his b•ains also. He died in. stantly.—Blairerville Record. Dsoas —We call attention to the ad. vertisoment, in another column, of Mr. Jcseph Fleming, proprietor of the "well appointed" drug store, on the corner of Market street and the Diamond, neatly and elegantly fitted up. and con• taining a large and well assorted stock of drugs, oils, perfumeries, and in fact everything pertaining to the business. Prescriptions are carefully compounded by polite and attentive clerks, having a thorough knowledge of that branch of the business, and customers need have no fear of mistakes. The establishment is com plete in all its details, and we cordially re commend it to the public. PAID —The 9th and 47th Pennsylvania regiments have been paid off. MIMS NIT= ..... .......• . .......... AtrniON I MIMI 108.EPH lizyn & SON, Manufacturers of FANCY AND PLAIN FURNITVRE & CHAIRS WAREHOUSE, 186 SMI PHFIELD STREET, (between Sixth street and Virg . in alley.) nog r 1 TIMBURO9. p 11 . 0 TOGRAPII ALBUMS ALL STYLES, AND ALL PRICES —ALBO— FOR 1862 FOB ELLIJ 13 We S. H.A VE N. ae,4) CORNIER WOOD AND THIRD BTREKT PALDING'S BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES BRYAN'S PULMONIU WAFERS.' AYERS' CHERRY PECTORAL. SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP CHAS. H. SUPER, AT HIS DRUG STORE, Co me r. Penn and St. Clair Ste. THE BERT QUESTION OF THE DAY For the next two w eekerwill be, WHAT OUGHT I TO BUY C 7 MI Mt I S T AC A. 8 -.OH NEW YEAR'S PRESENT. All the friends and customers of RXINEILiIi, MITRAN 46 SIRDLIC, That have not yet determined on what to buy wit please look over the following list of articles, when they wit be sure to find something to suit: GOld Vest Chan n, Silver Table Spoons, " Genie' Breastpins, " Tea Spoons, 4, Bracelets, . Forks, " Spectacles. " Butter Knives, " , Watch Seale, " Soup Ladles, -" P Pen, and Cases, " Cream Ladies, 0 Lockets for Mina- ' Sugar Toast, tures, " Salt Sp-inn ~ ," Necklace, " Mustard 'pool's „ Stuck, " Child's Katie i „ Sleeve Buttons, ork, " Croises, " Cups, 0 Finger Rings, " Thimbles, " Maintain Chains, " Snuff Boxes, 0 Ear Rings, " Napkin Rings, Ear Drops, Plated Castors, " Guard Chains, " Cake Baskets, " Keys, " Tea Setts " Charms, " Coffee Seth, " Armlets, " Molasses Pitch el Ptrheils, aro A l3 4 - ere, Ice Pitchers, Plated Spoons and Forks, Plated Soup and Ojtstar Ladles, eta" eta .3., Gild and Silver Watches of every lmagstina• ble style and price. *3- French. German and American ClOcks, Spy Glasses, Musical Boxes, 2 to 12 tunes; Bronze, Stat. nary, Po [monies and fancy articles in general too numerous to mention. All we ask is a call at our establishment, NO 42 FIPTA STREET, one door from Wood, and examine our goods and prices. '• CARPETS AND OIL CLOTIIB FOURTH STREET CARPET SRORE. W& H. WCA_LLIIM HAVE • • this day opened part of a very large and vatted assortment of CARPETING to which the, tnvite the attention of bnyetw, as they will be of fered on the most favorable ItirMn, All a newly the e lf o ir e rtzd lot iL of beaUtifal Draggers, I " rlly 14., Reed for sale by hal EATONS---::`; each h!" ---- la an d by. JLI 4 11 41 2 Lotoons, to arm.) to-dee , and for ea e a• Mfg . RErIdER & BROS, lie and 198 Wood street. =ilMl Bank Note 41notatIbma, Crottsocted for the Post by li!elclAt Lare, of "thoir National Bank 'Note Reporrter. (The _Reporter is published monthly, at OrteilDollar a year, in advance. Moe, Dispatch Building, Pittsburgh, Pa ) • Rams uncertlin at present. Prime:B=9a, January 99, 1889. Diammt New L and Naw York State...—. ......... New York City ....---.- Pennstvania, Sittaburgh ........ Interior, wet! era THROAT OONFRCTIO4,IS For sale by -AT THE W. D. At H. hf'OALLUM. 27 Fourth street. new. Wooi 10 bushels prime HENRY A. OrH,LINS. 211 LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. - - --- ----- Last Night's Mews up to Two O'elock. Thirty-Seventh Congress. WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. 29—Ho USE The legislative, executive ani judicial bill was taken up and passed. Among its pro. visions are the lc•llowing, namely: That nothing in this act shall prevent hereafter a redo° ion of salaries, and that the mile age now duo by law shall be paid as soon as certified by the presiding other of each !louse, but shall be no construction for mileage beyond what is allowed by the existing law, namely, mikage toe each regular sesn in only. The bill makes approl r merely for objects author.z.id theca sting state utes. Mr, Lovejoy, of 111., from the Commit ,cio on Agricultural entre, e:ort-d a bill apprcpriating three thousand dollars to be expended un.fer ore direction of the Secret. tary of the Intertor for the purchase of utland cotton seed for general distribution through the Patent Oldice. Passed. The Howie passed the bill providing that in all cases whore a volunteer regb• meat has been or shall be raised to the minimum standard, the colonel or other field officers who shall have been commis sioned as such shall be entitled to receive the pay and allowance established by law for their respective grades from the time they were severally authorised in writing by the President and Secretary of War on the Governor of the State to raise such regiment, provided, however, that in no case shall such pay relate back more than three months prior to such reziment being raised to the minimum standard. The provisions of this bill also apply to captains whose pay shall extend back two monthr. Mr. Blair, of Missouri, urged the pas. sage of the Senate bill authorizing the President in certain casts to take posses. sion of the Railroad and . I . legraph lines, when in his judgement, the public safety may require it. Mr. Bair ex lainrd that tee Eimplii ob ict of the bill is to regulate and llmii the power already possess-d Mr. Blair explained that the bill does net compel the taking possession of Bail. roans and Telegraphs. The power was to be exercised only in cases of military necessity. We might be comielled to make a draft and bring civil. fans into service as soldiers. This would be competent- Suppisi we want to trans. port troops suddenly and the :aid employ. see declined to serve, we wou'd be feces qarily obliged to go about to find othyr means of transportation and might lose an opportunity to strike a blow. He had been informed in high military quarters that the passage of the Liii was eminently no. cesoary. The bill wee then passed. Yeas, lid ; Nays, 28 The lipase resumed the considsration cd the Treasury Note bill. Mr. Pendleton, of Onio, said he had mixed every law passed fern tiu fuseda Iron of the iii - iv . irzinse:it to the present time, and found Ltd' bill essoritis:ly differ eat from any if them. If th s bill shall pass we shall depart from the settled (loan cisl pelicy of the government and involve ourselves in disasters agaihst which we have been warned by the wise men. wh in other days, administer thu govern meat. The Committee rose and the House took up the Senate joint resolution providing for secret seviiona on War Questions end imposing penalties for Lilac:losing proceed, loge therein. Mr. Stevens moved for the previous question. Mr. Vallandigham raised a point, which was overruled, that the resolution involv. ed a charge of rules, and must, therefore, lie over one day. Mr. Stevens, in reply to the question, said he had the wards of the Secretary of War that such resolution was necessary. Resolution passed. Adjourned. SZNATE.—On motion of Mr. Sherman of Ohio, the joint resolution in relation to secret sessions of either house of Congress, was taken up. Mr. Sherman offered the ()Hewing as a substitute for the let section: During the present rebellion, if any member of the Senate or House of Repre sentatives shell arise in his place and state that the President desires immediate action on any matter pertaining to the suppresis aka of the rebellion, the galleries shall b, cleared and :he member shall then state the action desired and the reasons therefor, and such house shall determine, without debate, whether to proceed to the consid. eration of the subject; if decided in the affirmative the debate on the suej-o shall be confined to Live minutes provided that this rule shall not interfere with tee pre vious question in I' Mr. Sherman a dment was then adopted. Mr. OoHamer, of Vermont, moved to amend tne secon I sec:ior , to read that if any Senator or Member of the House of Representatives betray, publish, disclose or reveal any debate, conversation or pro ceedings had in secret sass'on, he shall be Adopted. The joint resolution as amended was hen adopted. On motion of Mr. Wilson, of Mass , the bill to provide for the organization of a staff to be attached to the diVid101:18 of the army, regular and volunteer f , rces, was taken up, atter discussion the bill was laid Over. OP It motion of Mr. Wilson, the bill in relation to Sutlers was taken up. The question being on the amendment abolish ing rtitlers and allowing the Q iartermas ter General and Commissary General to furnish certain article.. Mr. 'Wilson said that on consultation w•th officers of the army and others, he had come to the cn ns elusion that the original bill which permit. tad sutlers, but limited their sales to cer tain articles was preferable to the bill abolishing sutlers. He moved to amend the first section of the o iginal bill by ala lowing. the Inspector General to permit the sale of certain articles by sutlers. Agreed to. Mr. Sherman moved an ammendment that if a sutler shall violate the rules of sale he shall be dismissed. Agreed to. The bill was then passed. The case of Senatorkßright was then taken up, Mr. Saulsbury, of Del , proceed ed to speak at length in defence of Mr. Bright. Mr. Bright defended himself, and said an examination of hie record would show that he always opposed the right o' sE3CBB% sion, and had spoken in the Senate ss long ago as in the days of Mr, Calhoun. A sharp colloquy ensued bet wAen Messrs. Davis' and Bright. Without acting, the Senate went into executive session and subsequently ad, journed. Arrival of the Bark Return. NEW Yottx, January 29.—The Bark Return of Yarmouth U. S. from Philadel— phia for Ireland, arrived at Si. Thomas on the Bih inst., leaking Unsuccessful Expedition. (luso, Jan. 20.—The Expedition which left Bird's Point last Saturciay, in pursuit of We gparilla chieftain Jeff,. Thompson, returned last evening unsuccessful, having captured nothing of importance. From WashaniiiiM:' .*1 WAR: mown, January 29.—A disp atch from General Ueintzieman, dated Fort Lyon to-day, addieased to Assistant Ad jutant General- -Williams, says: Last n!ght a force of fifty men of the 87th New York regiment, under Lieutenant Colonel, Burke, stunt out by Oolonel Hayman, sure prised a party rebel Texian Rangers at Mrs. Lee's hods° at the head. of Belmont or o,3oquon Bay. The rebel force was about. tinny men. They fought till all but one was killed, whom Col. Burks) took prisoner. Our loss was one killed and tour wounded. He thinks none escaped as the Lease was completely surrounded. Under instructions from the Secretary of War dated January 7th 1862. Guidons and camp colors will be made like the United States flag with the starsandstripes Inspectors General while on their tours will inspect the bands of all regin.ents and discharge all men mustered there. with who are not musicians. Commutation in place of rations In kind will not be paid to recruiting parties while at their station. This is not intents led to interfere with a strict construction of the regulations, affecting enlisted men while traveling. Fort Hamilton, N. Y., is by direction of the Se_e e,ary of War announced as Chaplain post from January 15th D 362. The urgent necessity which required the immediate purchase of arms, clothing and other military supplies from foreign countries, having ceased, the Secretary of War has (Tiered First. That no further 'contracts be made by this Department or any bureau thereof fur any article of for eign manufacture that can be praduced or manufactured in the United States Second. All outstanding orders, agencies, authorities licensed for [the purchase of arms, clothing or anything else in foreign countries or of foreign manufacture for this Department are revoked and annulled. Third. All persons claiming to have any contract, bargain, agreement, order, war. rant, license or author;.y of whatsoever nature, from this Department or any bureau thereof for furn'shing arms, cloth, ing, equipments or anything else to the United States, are required within fifteen days from this date to give written notice of such contracts and its purport with a statement in writing of what has been done under it and to file a copy thereof with the Secretary of War. Fourth, All con. tracts, criers and agreements for army supplies should be in writing aed signed b% the contracting partier, and the origin. al, or a copy thereof filed accordi ig to paragraph 1,049 of the regulations, with the Lead of the proper bureau It is seldom that any necessity can pre , v-nt a contract from being red ucai to wri. ting, and even when made by telegraph its terms can speedily be written and sign. ed, and eve ry claim founded upon any pretended contract, bargain, agreement, u - der, w authority Or license now OUL:AD 11%4, of which notice and a copy is not filled in ace , rdanee with this order within the period mentioned, shall b: mad and held to be prima facie fraudu, lent and void and no claim thereof will be allowed r paid by this Department, unless upon full and sat.sfaciary proof of its va-- 1 A second dispatch has been received pn,m H nr.ix rensn who says farther inqui• ry he, ....t.ti•d tßrit the number killed by B ,ri:or s Tuirty•s venth last night was inii, not twenty nine as original.y to.e. graphol by Lim. Tue PrQ. ransiter General of the army in a l*..;t3r to Representative McPherson, answering an inquiry ettimatcs the annual cast t f tnii bands of volunteer regiment, at. over five millions exclusive of cost of clothing, sutensting and transporting the men amp. ..e rg them. The estimate is funded on the 700 regiments now in eer. v C 9 bee id..s the 1 s•.i'ity to pay each of theme musicians, in al. aeventen thousand, five hundred men as large a force as the whole army of the ITatted States before the corn. mencem —.,;e war. The hundred dol. lar boar .- ~ tin service two years or till the expiration of hoetiltties. IdiciPher. non last work introduced a bill to dies charge thorn from service the first of March next. Trustees Appointed. HAILHIISI3I.7IIA, January 29.—J. J. Bark ley, of Philadelphia, Dr. Atlee, of Ltri caster and D. W. Gross, of Harrisburg, have been appointed Trustees of the State Lunatic Asylum by Gev. Curtin for the ensuing year. Tee large and valuable services rendered in this capacity by Dr. liirkbride, are lost to the State, as he des el ned are appointment. A special order has been issued by the Governor, instructing Surgeon General Smith to visit the 11th regiment Penna. volunteers, C.Aonel Coulter, at Annapolis, and make every provision for the comfort of the sick and report the sanitary concha lion of the camp. Ti is order was issued in consequence of w-11 authenticated reports regarding the large number of sick and their want of proper care and attendance. Philadelphians should awaken to their own interests Gov. Cur in Is strongly urging upon the national government the propriety of fitting out at Philadelphia an excluthely Pennsylvania naval elpeclltion, if in harmony with the plans of the gov ernment and Commander in , Chief of the army. Notwithstanding the immense number of men we now have in the field the Gov. ernor offers a whole division consisting of over twelve reviments full, complete and ready to embark before the means of trans. portation can be furnished. The public spirited citizens of Philadelphia, should take hold of this matter at once and by means of their active cooperation secure to the mechanics and laboring classes of Philadelphia, the exppnditure of over a million dollars of government money, which otherwise will be turned to some Eastern sea port. The additional honor and glory which must enevitable accrue to Pennsylvania through this enterprise, should be another incentive to active exertions on the part of he citizens of Philadelphia and its failure will probably be the result of the apathy and indifference of its people. Important from the Expedi tion Against the Rebel Jeff. Thompson. (Special Dispatch to the Journal ) Cniceoo, Jan. 29.—The Cairo forces 'comprising the Expedition against Jeff, Thompson report that the country boyond Charleston is infested with guerilla bands, who plun•ter every ono, tioion and rebels alike. They went nearly to Sykestown. General Payne ha 3 determined to occupy Charleston for that purpose. A regiment of infantry and a detachment of cavalry will remain at that place. A large rebel mail, containing several hundred lettere, bas bean captured above Cairo on the Mississippi. It contained letters o' importance from Bowling Green and other rebel camps. Latest from Fort Pickens. Nitw Yona, Jandary 29 —Advices from For: Pickens state that the rebels have withdrawn a portion of their forces to Mobile, which they consider in special danger. It is understood that the rebel forces op., polite Fort Pickens is not now over 6000, inclusive of that at the Live Oak Plantation, which is hell by from one to three thousand end fortified. Contrabands are constintly coming into Colonel Brown. Gov. Dawson's Arrival. -YT LARAMIE, Jai. 29 —Gov, Ddweon of fltlh arrived here last evening en r. ate East. The statement that three of tho party who attacked him this side of Salt Lake were killed, is untrue. From. Fort-.elijihm NEW Ypsg, January 29.—The iltesmor Philadelphia has arrived from Key, West, bringing Co, K regiment of United States cavalry. . The trorps at Key West and Fort Pick ens are all in good health. News le unimportant. The steamer Errieeson, from New York, with troops arrived at Key West on the 19',h inst. all well. New York Market Report. Mar YOPIL, January 29 —Evaning—Coti on tlrmal Bales 800 bates at 83e Hour xydel; wale 8.000 bble Wheat dial'. Core dull at 83W5. Lard heavy a , 71448340 Wbl ky steady at 2.1@231,;(e. p UOTOGR , APLIIC ALBUMS, UNLX.U.EPrIONASLE IN STYLE, UNSURPASSED IN BEAUTY, UNEQUALLED IN QUALITY. AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES A I bum Co buil, all tastes ,in Cl,Olll WITH IMITATION MOROCCO, WITH TURKEY ANTIQUE, WITH VELVET AND GOLD To hold Twelve Carda, To hold Twenty Cards, To hold thirty Cards, To hold Forty Cards, To hold Fifty Cards, To hold Sixty Cards To hold Eighty Cards, Two hold One Hund , ed Cards, To hold Two Hundred Cards. From SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS To FIFTEEN DOLLARS, CARTE DEVISITE PORTRAITS, Card Photograpi of all the eviebritle. of Azn4rlett and Europe, cornertsing, M.:11 a few ern apneas All the crowned heads, All the prominent statesmen, At the principal Generals, All the favorite A thors, All the Reverend Ulergymen, All the distinguished cit,ze:,s, All the Palmer Marbles, • MI &WI BY HENRY IREVER, ENUIN WH ISS Y, kj Genuine Scotch Whit.ky, Pure • Ii Rye Wb (Btu, Pure o'd Jtrnatea Ram, Pure old Cognise, Brandy, Pure old Finer Brandy, Pure old Pellevoialn Brandy, Pure old Holland Gm, Pure old Anchor Gin Fine Champagne, cherry, Port and'Clarot Wines by the gallon or bottle, for sale by -. 14 1 u 111 R. ✓ N S roomy i ver ur store, at present 000 U pied as a Wholesale Clothing Bore. Poets:mama wired on the Ist of A pr,l. W.rl . .E.a4.3.IIEKTZ A 00, .11 SI Ptah street. 120 Ury BARRELS CRE OIL from Dock Crevk gravity 451 116 barrels Cru le 011 In s , m- . e,g atnv aS, on hand and for sale cheap •r cavnb7 E. L. ALLEN, Agent, ta7 Nn. 6 W nod streer. AVALUABLE SCEA If AIILL FOIt SA LK; four etory but; , /i g 3 eett French tei , r4 and all the neeeeeNry maerdoery core olete order 1 d.ehing house., 22 eel's el lend end privdege of 102 Sates Of teal, mi'LlAte seTerl miles tram :.ew Lisbon. - . ttt'TtiFiEßT HON 61 Markel street F ' LE CUEAP.---57le:Sec lnri hand 9 tu. alt stroke I' Cr/UNARY 9:' , d4INE acid BOILER to good running order, and in uitte w•lt ro Bold tin-.p. to make War for a Larg., 'ne K..tr re •t N 0.62 WOOD STREET eornar Pourt I.olwetlir N Llt kr,R 11 - 1 EEs E—:Au boxes prime Chee , , t kj for .tale by biel7l HF. OR H. CADLLIN4 ULAY-150 blui Missouri Clay rttecured and for sale by dell HENRY R IiTiiTiiCDTCNBRUSH-30 bales fine 1,0 ()di°, for eale by j%la HENRY H. OOLLINS. WWALLPAPER I WALL PAPER 1 ELEGANT! BEAUTIFUL! PR.ETTY For aile by snit SIIGAR -100 barrels Baltimore B, Coffee. %gar. 60 barrels extra C. Coffee. Bugar.--111 store arid RHYMER & BROSfo,rsale Hoe llte led 1118 Woo d street. VoR SALE— ": 9,000 tbs. prime Buckwheat Flour recei re led for Male by did R. L ALLEN, Agent,6 Wood street ENTS CALF Double Sole Boon% Gents Kip Soot& Youths.CalfandKip Boole. CHEA CHEAP!! CHKAF'II AT NO. 15 FIFTH STREET. no _ D. b. DIFFENBACHER OLL Bur fER-2 barrels fresh Roll received and for Sae tff alf 1314NRY H. eOLLIN3. ULPHII'E OF LIME for the Pre- Bervatton of Oder, net recerred and or sate GEORGE A frIc.LL,Y, Uru No. SD Fe Loral E. / nesy. 241111 DOZEN BROOMS in store and for sale by J. A. FETZER, corner Market and First stresta. lA) ANL) MARBLE LATTA TlOll3 on Wall Paper. for dining rt inns and vestibules for sale at DIY Market street. del4 JOSEPH R. HUGHES. pfa TIT — NO A A in every variety of deeorauJLlA, for sale • y jab W. P. Ms R3HALL, f 7 Wood street. S UGAR --''oo—birie7..-----, New York and isaittowo Refined ( oNe liiy,ar in store and for a .le oy RISYMKR Is BROS, . pan Nos. 1.28 and .I.IS Wood street. DRIED PEACEIitB-40 brshels prime for sate by plea HENRY a. COLLINS. APfLi-8-- tor EILi by ja2S HENRY H. coLuNs._ DErtit7TraTM-93 barrels torsale by 62S HENRY EL COLLANI gjEARLS--40 barrels No. 1 Pearls for gni° by la2B HENRY IL COLLINS. PTY OIL BARRETS---200 second head for sale by „ja2B HENRY H. COLLINS. fl IL BARRELS-100 New Od Barrels 1..5 received and for sale by J )08 Corner Market O' and FE Fir U st sta. DRIED FRtJII'- 150 bushels prime Dried Apples 60 barrel. , " " Peaches, just r( calved and for se'e by J. A. FETZER, 1;23 corner Ist and Market sta. SUGARS- , Stan lane,cruslaed powde granulated and Aan I coffee refined St • ore In store and for ante I.y RHYMER A BROS , ocr 1::6 and 128 Wood str at.. 25 TOS, S. U. HAMS— /. tree Breakfast Bacon: In store and for sale by F. SELLERS 3 CO. no9o Penn street, Putsbo-¢h SGROSS WINqLOW'S SOOTHING to SYRUP, for saln by CEO. A. KELLY, Drouist, No 60 Federal street. Alley haul,- delB DOZEN 800 received Fß4S:i EGGS tint and for sale by R. L. ALLEN, Agent, No. 6 Wood streit 143 DOZEN BEfUt-------3t, received and for sale low by B. L. ALLEN, Agent,No.o Wood street B OY'S AND MEN'S SKATES for BOWN & TETLEY, orßate by lAA W • ,•1 at: Mat OPri-6 bales Prime Hops for sale by (boa) Hh.eEr H. COLLINS. ICEI Gold al ,TVelvet Paper H ng tngst, for wile by W . p. MARSHA. L 1C F,--10 tierces in store and 10 mile by asiO MILLER &RICK URN MEAL 45 sacks freak grocuid Corn Meal for sale by JAMILB A. FETZER.. corner Market and First ct .43 la. C.T 01'S B> VOLVERs 6 1=1.1.) —A fresh supply lust received and for sale tj dal BOWN & TETLEY. 188 Wood streed. _ MISSOURI SAND-132 barrels, a No.l article, in large barrels.for sale by la g HENRY B COLLIN& ESir $6,25 per monca for it amsl . ./.11',dwelling, in tiplanee Oeurt. Inquire ni nolo 51 Market etreet, FOR S ALE OR RENT—A DAreniXig HOURO in Birminghatp. now neeue:ecl euber.ber, Enquire ni No. 104 EIEGOONI , bTRE fiesl4l C. T. IELMBEN, 2 Eloooeseor tolinnt & Miner. next doer to Poet otiine WM. PENNETT, 120 Wood sire ae•Tho line stvamei (k . mmodore Perry will hereafter DO commanded ny Cant J. H. Light ner. caps. Brfwa will now devote his unellieded avurg e m LO the completion of hie new la - at, braid ing at Freedom. We well : C.tpt tia Lightner 6:lnk to hid p.il vocatiom Cap'. Bono his Eted up his CI ie packe , , Selen••ae; i■ spleadi 1 .tyle. She looks Get• . - Cer than ever. Th..? ‘'ep' at all a pmet et] man and frnowti h •w to do a job of that Li Id. elne w 11 Iv 'mime her trips in the Getlino in trade. beir tine pwsenzer stoonaef Arego, f pta ;a J. h. HOI101:1 need for CincinnaV, Caro and Saint Loins. ThiN b - at has the neat of acco nmodatio❑e, and is in charge of careful and attentive of 102 Y a pt,,, Th om " Poe has an nOtlneed his hydrae steamer, Clara Pee, for Cincinnati and Louisville on Friday. Passengers and shippers %%11 bear this in mind. Itta..We have the following named aide wheel boats at the landing; Arago, Tycoon West' morelari, Bunny Hide and Denmark. W. P. 'MARSHALL,CHEAP 87 Wood 5tr...4- tqw. Tle Citizen and Bay City are coming with full cargoes of Wheat. They are due to-clay. /*reset. Stoop' packet, Jacob Poe, is undergoing thorough and complete repairs. She will be ready for business in a few daya. va-Capt. R. D. Cochran's new tow boa 8 nearly completed. R®` The fine steamer J. W. Hallman, eft with a fine trip. j The steamer lowa was announced to leave Cincinnati for this port on Tuesday. For Cincinnati, Louisville, Evansville and Mt. Vernon. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 10 A. M. THE REGULAR PASSEN GER p ic.ket CITIZEN, R. Ulm commander, leaves for the above ports on the dey announced, positively. For freight or pouting% apply on board laoo For Cincinnati. Louisville Evansville and St. Louis, MONDAY, FFARUARY 8. THE S PLENDI D sIdE wheel pa e.enger steamer, ARAGO, t apt. Thos. H. Golding, leaves as aanOnueed above. For freight or passage eerily oabsside r 1 0 jaBo JO a N ?Jest. For Cincinnati and LOU leville FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, /0 A. M. THE FINE PASSENGER steamer COMMODORE PERRY, J. R. Lightner, commander, leaves as above. For freight or passage apply on board or to j An 29 J. EL LIVINGSTON & CO. For Cincinnati, Cairo and St. Louis. THIS DAY 10 A THE FAVOr' — esvi` THIS DAY 10 A.. M. SHE FAVORITE PASSEL. A. GER steamer D ACX)TAH, D. Hendrickson, commander, leaves as above. For: freight of passage sooty on board. yaw egular Tuesday Packet For Marietta and Zanesville. rrHE fine passenger steamer EMMA GRAHAM, Captain Mun roe Avers. commander, leaves Fitts hburgh every Tuesday, at 4 o'clock p. m, and Zanesville every Friday at 8 a. m. For freagut opassage ape!) , on hoard, or to J. B. Li - miasma k Go., Agents Pittaburgh. For CI SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAMER PRIMA DONNA, George W. Moore, comma dek(eaves as announced above. For freight or paasage apply onboard or to J. IL I NSTON a 00-, ) or JOH VI N F G I AMC-Agents. For Harietta, Gallipoli!. Par-. kersburg and Portsmouth. EVERY TUESDAY, 10 A. M rip Fi E FINE PASSEN- „- GER steamer, .1. B. FORD, ' W. H. Kerr, commander, leaves announced above. For freight or 'passage apply on board. JOHN FLACK,Agent. rrHE STEAMER SCIENCE, Captain Wm. Reno, leaves for Wneeling, Marietta, Parkersburg and GAllipolls,_ _making weekly hips, leaving Pittsburgh every W.R.DISESDAY at 4 o'clock, and return mg l eave , Gauipolis every FRIDAY at 8 o'clock. notB D. H. LEWES, Agent. F, 'or Beave r _, Ste •lbeeivllle and Wheeze • g. THE PACKET STEAMER, CmJ. T. Id'OOMBS, J. T. M,Combs ander, leaves for the above porta Monday, Wednesday and Friday s' 12 M. Em. Insight or passage apply on board or to den J. COLLIS'S& 00, Water tweet. For Marietta, Parkersburg and Okalnvoke. REGULA2 SATULDVir PACKET. rNHE FINE. SIDE WHEEL i Ateamer =KM NU- Cox, ocart. • - mmider, Maros Atipt every Elatp nidsjoin p. m , rottotkipgjosmlt9pirucoM %today at 10 a. m. 4 ""' . 1 For trorlip or pessoOlintromboard or to 13 ' I 17 , v PORT OP PIT.773j9JAZIA4I„t., Frank in; ganti nPinfmnue-, Gallatin, C)irk, Rr own3Ytlla. .. Col. Bayard, Peebles Eksataiik Minerva, Gordo,. Wheoilit4 I.4:PARTED. Franklin, Itannet„ Broarnavillo Gallatin, Clark, do Col. B: yard, Pnobler, EI subrith Ohio Go. '2, rylon. Cincinnati J. T. kl'CoTnba, Al'Comba, Whaling J. W. Eadadin, fr. cChirty, Cairo seLahe River—. Lest evening fit fmri there were twelve lean water in the channel and Wing. We had steady redo a I day. Our River Correspondence. Cincinnati, Jan 26th, 10 p.m. Capt.. Roans—Sir: The steamer Citizen, Captain Calhoun, left Shawneet,wn for Pitt-bur g h on the evening of the 221, with 450 tons for Pittsburgh consignees, is fOl/OWS! R. T. Kennedy & Bro, 6,006 sacks Wheat; Clarks & Co., 78 tierces and 42t kegs 1... rd and IS barrels Pork; Springer & ilarbaug4, 752 Banns Wheat, 219 barrels Flour and 29 Green Slide.; John Gr. nor 82 barrels Eggs , Robert Dal. rail & Co_ 1J t.ereeu Lard and 14 s.c.ks fruit; Wm. Girmley, 18 barrels Dried Fruit. We have been running against a rising river unfit we came to Madison. A great e‘..rti.m of the bottom lands be low Loriavid, are under water; houses in many paces in water to 1113 second floor, and some even deeper. We net but little valuatle property afloat. We will at ril e at your port on Thursday, and will reiura to Evalsvilie and sloact Vernon on Satu: - day toe Ist net. Crew a.I well. Yours ever, Ste- Commodore ilendrickion's the packet llacotan, 18 announced for Evansville, Cairo and B. Lout, She has undergone ttiorougl re pairs, an•l in fact Hendrickson, Mason smi Evans (at firs: clash mechanics) have devoted their undt• vided attention to bringing her out in better conli uun than ever, and thy have succeeded We lake pleasure la recommending boat and officers. seir The splendid passenger steamer r:ma Donna, Captain George Moore, leaves this day for . inonnati, Lomsv:Le and Cairo. This biat has unaurpas.ied accommodations, and is in charge of as careful and experienced officers as elm he found. Our old and esteeme 1 friend, Capt. Ale:dock, wily do the honors :n the office. Ste" The fine Jacket Citiw.n, Captain R. Callow:, t.:nwas for Loutev,:le, Nannevttle end 31,:unt VEt :n Tnut bo as rune regular between this city nod ML Vera ta,ttad w.ll cuntartua is La) :rate dur,ng tar 10114,011. The clerks are lileare. Caughey anu Noki a. We Laae pleasure in reer,m menrfing them. aa„ Leaves this ,i.y, p3iitively, for 013613ai1L1 and Lnuntoll,, the A INO. I passenger eseamer Commodore Perry, Captain I. Fr Lightner. Pereone going wet way w.l find the beet of a 030133. MOdaLlolll3 on L4lB boat. Captain A Robineon wt.! be found in the (dice. ucinuati. Louisville and St. Louis. THIS DAY, 10 A. M. Gallipoli". EVERY TUESDAY, 4 P. M. Tata itamatLimag 10 igt Leutovimitio•---,,-44: HAV 'AUBB 11.114%blyre. tiliViMaltel44s2o:aaira: Fo r cm, T HE lictr ftebt LIAM 1: 1A••t-ar rite* - :.-.,,,--:::, Ails opened an °lnce a 4 ' ~.;- .: 4 , 4 .. .mgmxr . -2: ; . : 7-- ,if.d. ,, --:-', - k7p4i:welrEß EITIMM ': 1 .., , 1;--, -,'lri --• 4.,,, rdvitiliacearignahiji;ii.:.J.Vl*.--1, acwotod. - atilnit, a ante° .E,T-Attro i e . 7.:4 4 . 1 !„..1 iri . ~ HELM OLD'S GENUINE filEfitßililolli : , -..-1 ,, *?,4,.14 .1 . HALALS° il.i .13 OCII7j fox Mie.iNadcle7. • ...,. ,4 , •;'' ,.. ;#WC.':il•q• 'I 1 &LIMO 0.8 BOOrtal'Aiiiio-RidnOy.a.' ''''''..*:l7',,,,, HELMS D'S •BOORTT ; tor the Oralek - '- 1:..:: ENifILSO ina - Briczta (Pr the propel f--"" .'"'-''-'".".---:;:,-; ItliLlllßo VS BUCHtifor 'Nerrobsnenti. ' ''' '''':,','''''',.,',-.._..-: NELIII:80 vd- .. .nzretliu for Dikoness'of-yigiote-,::•'-%',1.--.';'' lIRIAL9O Silbreliff for Delude Brea ttd , a4s , :,' , ''' ,l . , c -} ,il-,' - -e - " - ,...., 1 I:IIU.Ms Mit iii7ol3 h U for Wtikfr Noma," --„' 4 .?"7 ,, , , ..,*#‘4,44 ,- : HirLfriß DV3 BacHtr for Otni . eral Debilityi• !• , t•= - -, , - t`ti...V.i , :•.„3 lIELmB IPS BUCEIII for Unirerretl'lesitudee,,,&,-,--4?•P' HELME D'S BUMF for' Horror ottlissiner;i:-.,'' v ... ,,- ,..,,, , Y , VV ..:i , "- DIELAIBOZD'S BUVIDI for !limit Swean,' -,--' '- '7 ,- ' ,4-47, F , ',„' , 1.7-,,, , ,,- . 7 lIIILMB, P S SOWS for - WeitolllllollB. ~"' , ~ : ., -. E.g4*Tk,:,,, HEL.MB • r 8 BDCETIT, for Illness of ESOIScri....J,,, ,-.114,e--:1;±17C6 HELAIB • i S BUGR7I for Eruptions. - -.,,„ ~,,_,_,,tt4,A Ef ALMS 9 ,L.M9 - 11UtHU" for Pain lit -the tesir,•:'.„...,U(t*; lIRLMBOLLPS RUCITU for Hate:lrises of ',llia 2 1 4, - ,, 7 ,:,:71K:"Li'' , ltrei ,- .,7 - ..1 Eyeii , with Tf mporary Suffusion ant.,T....1,01;1ii.:•.-,7:,,•,..;-.. Sight. HELMS D's BULB U for Mobility. and : Beat!, : , r , .:1 , ::: , * - : '',,,: , ;,.3 .? . leasu e, with Want of Attention and.aorror ......; .4.-,,Afp5v,,,f;:. of ety. k - 1 - ,,,- ....-f•iiii HARL S LErS - DUCIITT for Obstroctione, • -. ~,,,ir,,_;;.t...71-..,,, HELM Lin BUCHU for EacessesarisirlOntit ~.`,`':_.,..- . - 1 Inds. stirs and all Diseases of :r ' . " .... 7e,..1.24-ii, /. .,- , FE MALES - FEMALES-FEMALES ' ---.. • ' ,7- ntllg4 , " TALES...rEMALEB—FEMALVEI.-: ' ,l " , . TCPAittr ' ::' OLD 0 YO.UNG, &NOLA MARRIED, OR :4,--iV:-=',.-.'.:,,,,,, NTAMPLATING 24,1,11.14 .. ~ ., , - . r.- ft , 14.14' ;.• ,-':. NEE ivq,.afola PILLS -• ; - - . .i..-a ::.- - , .....1 , • i TH ETARROFEW4IIIII; -', ~.- „;,- ..i..z.... BELMI3OLD'S EXTRACT BIiSEM - " '''''' '''''''''',. ' .. t'fia IS THE VERY REIT REMEDY IN TILE .WMMIIii - , ''2 , ...i.iN For all Oomplamta incident to the -"."'Ae1t,...1 reas,efrettalf4. 7.4l - 2:,-•"-..4•3± m arising from indiscretion, Habits; of Diktipi. ' - ;% ° . N,, -Z.T -, - ._. : tfon,.ur in dm • • DACEINB OR CHARGE OF. LIFE. --, - - A4.-V›.*.i SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE. ...... ~-.. - ,,, .;.5. , L -,, 451.,:-„ , ,,:g. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE W I T.HOUTIT.-4, 5 '- , ,:-. ,, ..- , y : :: , 'take do more Balsam, Mercury or Unpleasant ''' % ,- . 1 47 - ,f., - , , , Medic:no, for Unpleasant and Dan eases. gerous Dim- ~, ~. ..., ,,, i4:2l'.fcis ; - -42!..- - ;;;.,v HI4.3IBOLDRIZITEACTBUGYIU CURBS . , hii , ..,,.' ' - - isIECD.ET DISEASES . , .„. 1 ,. , In all their stages, At little expeneer , Little or no oh •nge of diet . No Inconvematic, 3..,, ,, ..,- - AND NO EXPOSURE. Use HELMBOLL's EXTRACT BUCHU for Ex- , mass trom habits indulged in If Where he hula ass, from aloe BY YOUNG AND OLD, •41 And for all diseases arising from habits of dissfea ion. It removes el improper diectiargity and will restore the patient in a Short time to a state of hesth and panty. Use 11,ELSIBOLD.E1 EXTRACT BUOHU (Dr dis ea,es and affections of the most distressing char acter. • . Use HELMEOLTY.3 =TRACT HUGH° tor tifte.c.tiotts and thresaem of tne • URINARY OUGANN, Whether existing in MALE OR ➢'KNACK,: • From whatever CAIIBO ongMating, ead no matter of ROW LONG STAND.IIO64 . “ All tin above diecases and symptoms admit of the same treatment and may originate from thav same cause. Itissidnand 2 Read 1 HELMBOLLYB BCCHU IS safe and pleasant in Wine and odor,.but immediate in its action. Personally .appeared netcre ino an Alderman o the city ol Philadelp H. V. ifSL!fSOLU, Chore at, who mina Mry swat., d )e.3 say cast us °remi t Lion contans no narcotic, mercury or infuriOna drugs, but is paralylegetable. H T. iiHl..X.BuLli,..SoleManufacturer. Sworn and subscribed before me, the 23d day of november,lBB4. WM. P. 188 RD, AJderinan. Price $1 per bottle, or six for $O, deliverecPtd tiny address. Prepared by H. T. FIELHBOLD, Practical and Analytical uhembA, 104 South Tenth street, - ekes, chestnut. HEW A ILE ON COURIT.ERNEITS AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS, Who enoeavor to dispose "of their own'! - sad "ether" articles 01 the reputation attained li by elmbold's 4.etruiee Preparations, " Extract Buchu. Rapitoved RosaSars apanlia. W.h. ASE FUR OLDS..';',I,MB Take no other Out out the advertisement and send far it AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE. Sold wholesale and ratan by DR. GEORGE H. HEUER, 140 Wood street nol/S4Nn-wn TO THE PUBLIC, J, 3P.801 f.r.y th e realand. falsely Mod- 41.-- , - , es Po. ratCLIMEI or all de- ttiiirg" - -k nominations. treat secret :+“-- sad dedcatc disc:tiers, - 'iv Bout anaze and dm eases or - f-Ezis - ,•+ , -- si tuitions common und ncident k yonans cf bo,/, -- - sexes, Alt, sands, single or marned. Because iikanarerr roblishes the fact of hie doing ' en, the I-nor - arti and falsely modest are treed fully sly.:cred„ and thing It at sin very immoral, end for co en and °carnet:ion anions their wives, promising eons to , ^213. :hoar family physician should be cautious to keep teem in 4knorsume that they do t• e same as Dr kJ- , itNiSTRUP, (except Publishing) lest a ktcralve practice might be lest to thews smong stupid falsely modest and presumptuous lamih is. born and raised in ignorance, sprang no as in asurooms and rho 00111pOrle aociety, intenko" gence,sense. no, so dollen:mud cents way, . meanly orally gotten. It is to , however - . that numerous pavane ani guardians ire thankfb that their emit. chuagtaers and wards, previa:lW feeble, sickly e‘i or oeiiieite condition and ar , pear• • mice, have been real-wed to nealth and viimr by Dr. BRANBTRUP, besides many before and after slags throughhiro have been asvedmuch suftering„, - • anxiety, mortification, /to. Having the . advantage • t of over thirty yews experience and observation, conimenently, he has superior skill in the treatment.: of special diseases, and who is daily consultedly the profession, as mail recommended by respect# able citizena, publishers, proprietors of hotels, Ae, 8 rhea, or so maed nocturnal emisaions.-- his dreadhal lady ma be completely eared by the very lestdiscovery that has never yet failed. female diaeasee he has had superior experience ens,. account of hie old age, seventy years,.aft irregu-, lanty is completely cured. As to corunimptiatter pulmonary diseases my Byrum which are-compel+ mid from Iceland moss and other ingredient:shy. a skillful physicien five , ears . at,the imainetmii ; - nctl has bad more success that have as yet been digeovered, as the oertiltsi.,, tA cams will show. They are ail genuine and cambia found according to a pamphlet that each personr, g _- - will get at the exammati all free of chaege,,..,,... Omen SS Smittigeld street, near Diamond street s ,. ;it iA Private communications fromall parts of theDuittag strictly attended to. Direct to • 80% 81141.. Pittsburgh Post • C R TMAS P N Just received a large assortment {of GENTS' SLIPPER,S,,,'.I'. dMI7-f ae=e VERY CHOICE PATTERNS, and selling law by W E. Schmertz & PRI V ATE DIREARES— DR. BROWN'S 11.16DIOAL and SUREIICAL Office, No. 60 Smithfield street, Pittsburgh, • Pennsylvania. Dr.' BROWN is an old Ben of Pittsburgh and has been in Praotoe for t he • last Meaty-- Pi e s Nears. Ras business hes been confined mostlto Priyate and Surgical Disease s.. OITIZICNS AND EiT.R.ttließßl in need of a medical friend, should not fall find ont the ems place of relief. The . Doctor is •S" , regalereinsteou t d his - cutperienoe in the treat, K . mento certain alms of diseases is s sate gusset.' ; 01 tee to the sufferers of ottainiag permanent relief b the use of his remedies and Molting 'bleed; '.43-1.."4 vice. D.R. BROWN'S RRICLEDDIS never hdl to taro the worst form of Venereal maga eases, l±pu.-A, es and Samindout all diseases arising from a herechtecy taint, which,' manifests itself in the 'form of a tatter, nsoriaale r , end a weednaany forms of skin diseases, the engem of which the patient is entirely ignorant. To v,,: , persons so atfficted, Dr. Brown offers hopes eta ero:: SIDE and speedy recovery. LNAL Dr. Prolm's remedle; for WEAK this SBED alarming freebie bro ton often by that solnare habit up soma g ta ; lion, which the young and wealratended:: , ! - `m- . often pyre way to, Do their own destructbena.adwr the only reliable remedies tozowv Oda • try--they are safe, andrazke a speedy restaretiew" . •-• of health. ✓ -- P 4 BRET.M.A.TISX -- - ~ .r l-- , , ; :t. --;:.., -....---iss ., ----- 4 ..,.... 4 ,....... -,--4-s. s- i5 ,, :; ,- -A Dr. B r e v m s rphemes ROM fill to ........... n ,, . _, ~ .- .„... : v-, potatot disarm to a fie deito—he will 4 - ,L " - -` .. 1 .,, , ,1 .•Z• 1 -. 4 3.... QUM He also 11^13618 Peter, Meet, Ektinetrhtz ~,,,,, J,-- -,!;,'•;ii: -, Striattere, Uretbal Di-Esc:wpm, Ferato'Wesdal' ' ." " ~. . n i,,,,..: . . i?. .. ,_.,.. Monthly Sn'enn, -Dise.29" of thi s' J 9hlnt sr lii,t'' Wig in AXIO, NeMMS Affect -1011P, P 0 111111:4 the -,..;.. And Kidneys, Irritation of the Eladdsr,' togeth ''''"'' " i.....-•,- ,= • = f•ril with all diming aof an imp ure on , A better desmibing the •,yrn.piiimia, scubas:ant i ti, , ,•• . 421 . PI; directed t., DR. 13KOWN No. 60 s mithfield • , ' -'• •,-, pluanrgh, Pa., arill be Inartititately .seal* er red..: 3C, ~- 1- ,- , ,:„'i Medicine 00 = 10 Lint addres..., saiely packed end) f": 4 -4...' :'- - ,"1 - 7,E? WU:a from oteorvanor— - 1 , -. C,s , , ..- - 4:-.. • '':. , i' L ', Ota , e sad Pisss: nuom.s. '- , o 47 • ” I_,L...),lwijt , , ,-^ -, • , - - 1 ,- ,- --',,"--- r 34 t. . 91 t - dmra..., • ... ' iItEWICKLY PROPER ' Fo p : 7 s . . ~ a Cottage DWaniag BODO% Well • , 401tb vestibule and six rooms. a 00,0 . 8t017 ~.../: .. , - ;,-`,..,,,:. I:_bith room and wash letge.tirr • • :' • 1 •-• - • - " ‘edistable; ten acres o ff ' Atme, irdttroe -- ':1 - -• no. young Gav lNlrdiA 4 tletii:',.o* -. '' ' -.4 , I,lbyrerski 4oborrat: - ' -- Arkdrit liccumßraT a BOOT, F . -..., pi 0. Sk FitthAptroet. w-<~` _ a * , 'a' ::+:~:sw °.F:. " her Nig -4. r., 4 I
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