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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
MONDAY
The Caws of X' Com—Stabunent of the Pritoner.—
•On Saturday afternoon an examination of the case of
William J)ughey, charged with stabbing Thomas
M'Ooy, was had before Alderman Major. The
prisoner, after being duly cautioned by the Alderman
not to say anything that would criminate himself, vol
untarily gave the following statement of the difficulty :
STATEMENT OP WILLIAM oseonnv.
My name is William Caughey ; reside in the Fifth
Ward ; when at work, am employed in the iron
works; have not been at work for three weeks; was
down the river for that time • got home on Monday
or Tuesday last; on Wednesday was at Andrew
Cross' house, in the Fifth Ward; went with him to
the Good Intent Home, where we took a drink of
liquor together; he told me that his wife had sued
him, and requested me to go with him to hunt her,
for the purpose of having the matter settled; we
went to several places, but could not find her; at
last we went up on the bill to some of her friends,
but our search was fruitless ; coming down Wash=
inept) street, when we were opposite Mrs. Bruce's;
he.said "come in here—she might be here;' we
' went in; we sat down, when a man jumped out,
either from the bed, out of the corner, or under the
bed; this man was Thomas M'Coy; he came up and
struck me, and knocked me speechless; when I
came to myself I discovered that he had his
coat off, and they had hold of him; John M'Lain,
a girl by the name of Weaver, Andrew Cross, two
women, and a girl named Dook were the persons
holding him ; he broke loose from their grasp, and
went over to the hearth and struck me pretty hard
again ; I was trying to get out ; he caught me by the
coat, pulled me back from the door, and lifted me
upon the bed ; he then caught me by the throat or
neck handkerchief, and choked me until my tongue
hung oat; I put my hand in my pocket fur a little
pan knife I had, and cut him once or twice on the
liuRE, kr . the purpose of getting from him ; couldn't
' gut'loose, and cut him until be let use go ; ran out in
the yard, and was followed bytM'Coy ; looked round,
..,,aaw him, and mid, '• come to a Doctor with me, it is
'.1.•,;7,. , . 1 'th 5 _ . ekest thlrigt t yo u can do ;" then started off down
,t''"6/6bLtftlitWifrrested by you (Aid Major;) took a
'..'' - ' , ..! ,. idliiilein thilliti*'Where the fight occurred ; a man
- by tbetttt r ideriedrLain had a quail bottle-of liquor
,_„*.ltii,3 poeldiaUtlinA:'whleh we drank; this was before
tre . 4tittking tolCpligo • we wore going up the hill ;
4... - slon'ellguaw nth :ether IliCoy , was there at this time ;
f ri *
ef%, . •-"'
PtfliVViny times I drank that day ; know
.1: t. - Teilieri,three; don't want to mention whore
. 1 'I - ;afirtleh't.care about getting the men who
soldiiti the liipreelnto a scrape. (The knife with
WlifelrliToy litialislitbbed, was here recognized by
the:prisoner as bele*lto him.) That is the knife
I gave Ald....M.ltiked at the time I gave it
to him ' thatith*ediithis' knife I eat M'Coy with;
AM about iiii*,;:;lliiiiiii,„years of age ; don't think
Andy Cross - ,waii!.."druiettl - think that I was tolerably
•' tight," but'hed my settees until M'Coy struck me;
believe M'Coy was drunk ; don't know whether the
people in the house were drunk or sober; was in the
house ten or twenty minutes when I was struck by
M'Coy ; don't know how long I was in afterwards.
After the taking of this statement, the prisoner was
re-committed to jail until Wednesday next, to await
the result of M'Coy's injuries.
Dr. Floyd, the attendant physician, made a depo
position to the effect that when called in, he found
about fifteen wounds in the abdomen, back, side and
left arm, mostly about an inch in extent, except one
behind the left shoulder, which was nearly two inches
and a half long. Two of the wounds in the abdo
men penetrated into the cavity, at which a portion
of the contents escaped, and which had to be re
placed. There was most to be dreaded from the dan
ger of peritoneal inflammation.
The Doctor also mid he considered M'Coy's present
condition very dangerous, but that he was now im
proving. He will probably recover, but is now to
•
some danger.
Last Week of the Ruevion Wer.—This very ad
mirable Panorama, at the City Hall, will close next
Saturday. Among the many thousande who have
witnessed it, we have not in a single instance heard
of the slightest dissatiafaction. All have been de
lighted, and speak in the highest terms of its merits.
If there are any who have not yet seen it, we would
advise them to embrace the present brief opportu
nity, and to secure is seat. Be sore, go early.
New Tutrnahip.—The prayer of sundry citizens of
Moon township, asking for a division of that district
fur the purpose of creating a new township to be
called "Crescent," has been h granted by the Court of
'Quarter Sessions, and on Saturday an order was is
sited to make the required division. When the new
`towilahip is formed, there will . to sixty election dis
tricts in Allegheny county. • '
Panorama of thr 5,...th and Ire.o. —This Pano
rama will continuo on exhibition during the present
wrettlfOrhen'those who have not yet visited it will be
afforded an opportunity to see some of the finest
v.iewit:e7r exhibited. The Panorama includes views
of , Clptago, Detroit,AClevelanti, Toledo, La Salle,
Peorin - indiiii:otliter cities in the West.
- -
So/flier. hZ„:lBl2.Sarviving soldiers of 1812 are
respectfully , invited to attend at the Court Ilousc,
on the 11th insL, at 11 o'clock A. M., for the per.
pose of electing delegates to attend the National
Convention to be held on the Bth of January, at
the City of Washington, D. C.
zionat Or g ooirotion.—The Guz.tte is out in
favor of a National organization of the Republican
party. It suggests the propriety of holding a Na
tional Mast. Convention of Republicans in this city
on the 22d February next, to take preliminary mea
sures to form an organization.
Hone Shoes.—We call the attention of persons in
terested to a card in another column referring to a
Horse Shoe Machine of great utility. The names of
the persons attaebed are of•themselrpe a guaranty
that it is no humbug.
Remored to Oily Farm.-An insane man named
John Gray, and an old woman familiarly known as
" Cock Robin," also insane, were removed to the
City Poor Farm on Saturday, from the county jail,
by order of Judge M'Ciuro
Discharged,—Blijah Addison, the colored man a ho
was committed by the Court for contempt some time
6iIICAO, was discharged on Saturday morning, I , y
Judge M'Clure.
77tratrr.—Mies Maggie Mitchell, an Ogress aho
as always I,een a tavuritn in Pittsburgh, is an-
Ned to appear to-night at the Theatre, in tee
'.
noun,
popular p
asyloania liailruad.—The following
November, 1855, $8.1,148.0r•-
. of 1855, $093,674.27.
Ohio and Pct.
are the earnings lu
earnings in eleven month
NMI, Road—An order wax g
of Quarter Sessions, on Saturday,
road, thirty-three feet feet wide, in India,
Bail Redtterd.—On Saturday, in the District t.
the bail in the ease of Young against Jackson, acti,
for slander, was reduced to $5OO.
We are sorry to hear that no hopes are entertained
of Alderman McKenna's recovery. The physicians
in attendance pronounce his case hopeless.
4a-Counterfelting.—Soch it generally the fete of
every truly meritorious article, that when by its tasted worth
it establishes a reputation, then it is that some unprincipled
persons, even at the risk of life, will palm off to the unsu.s.
parting en article more likely to kill than to cure. Hence
no many Imitations of Dr. J. Resrerrta's ctismtstrn
gromacm Litmus. The counterfeiters using the liersunnlve
argument (in order to effect sales) to dealers in liostetter's
Bitters to purchase it from them, and sell it in Hostetter
bottles. The genuine atticie needs only to be tasted to rte
credit its great worth. Wholesale and retail depot, No. '-.67
Vann street, and by the druggists and hotels generally
throughout the United States and Ckmadas.
.Clark's Stomach Bitters are acknowledged
by all who have tried them to be the best family medicine of
,the age, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Costiveness, and a disor
'dered state of the Liver and Stomach. They have nu rival.
.The proprietors do not pretend to caution people from using
other preparations that are palmed upon the public under
the name of Stomach Bitters, for they have found that only
one trial was needed to render such caution unnecessary.
For sale, wholesale, by COLLUM .4 CLARK, Third etnet,
between Wood and Market; GEO. H. KEYSER, 140 Woad
street;and by Druggists generally.
WESTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL FOR
RENT, and the FURNITURE, FIXTURES, dm., FOR
SALE, with a lease of the premises fur ewe years.—The sub
scriber now offers for rent the Hotel, which he has occupied
with a continual increased business for the last 12 yenra
known as the WESTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL, situate , ' in
Market street, -above Fifteenth, FILILADELIMIIA. It is
large and commodious, five stories high, and has accommo
dations for about one hundred and fifty lodgers, and Stabling
fpr nearly sixty Horses. It is considered one of the best
Hotel stands in the street; is convenient to the various Sail
":"Tots, Markets, &c., and it being extensively known.
dressed unnecessary to give details in an advertisement,
4,s ?err.ns wishing to purchase would undoubtedly cull and
'satisfy themselves of Its advantages.
11'3" Particulars can be had by writing to, or calling on,
-the subscriber, on the premises.
dschdlw
White Fish! Fish! Fish!
RIK.ER HUBBARD, SANDUSKY, 01110,
have far sale and keep constantly on
Land, a fall supply of FREISII AND SALT
WILITE PISA, and all other varieties of LAKE PI
octitkihn is
T HIRSIIFIELD & SON, Dealers in Gel itle
L
FURNISHING WODS, and SHIRT )1ANI:
FAtiC
kgky, No :0 Wood street, between Fourth street 111111 I,ill
- alley, PnteLptirgh, Pa.
s ti ts .}, t} 4 1:l: 4 _
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
DruitCHANTS , EXCHANGE.
Precidea.
L WILAARTEL
Roe Presidents.
T. 9. CLARKE, OEO. W. CABS.
DECEMBER 10
Committee qf drbaration for Nomnber.
OEO. W. CASS, V. P., JOHN S. COSORAVE,
'• ' "
JOHN MUFF, HENRY LAMBERT,
JAMES O'HARA.
GOVERYSIENT SEOURITIES.
poyabla.
United States 6 it cent, 1856.... January & July.
United States 0 cent, 1862.... January & July.
United States 6 la mat, 1867.... January & July.
United States 6 14 cent, 1863.... January & July.
United States 5 ibupun, 1865....Janunry A: July.
N.Y. 6IS cent, 1860-61....1an., April, July A Oct. l
N.V. 0 "i 4 1873. Jan., April, July & Oct.
N.Y. 6 cent, 1864-65... Jan., April, July & Oct.
N.Y. 5 1 ,4 ct, 1860-61... Jam, April, July & Oct.
N.V. b i cent, 1855 -Jan., April, July !I Oct.
N.Y. b cent, 1860-61... Jan., April, July & Oct.
Ohio 6 Fl scut, 1856 Jan.& July.
Ohio 6 IS cent., 1660 -Jan. & July.
Ohio cent, 1870-75 laa. k July.
Virginia Coupon ll'a, 1886-87 Jan. k July.
Kentucky 6 Vt cent, 1874 Jan. & July.
Lout sun tr. Jnn.& Jnly.
Illinois Internal Imp. Stock. of 1847 ...Jun. A: July.
Illinois Internal Imp. Stock, Int. Stk.Jim. & July
aadinna Stat. 6'•
Indiana State 2} ltl cent ..............Jan. &July.
Arkatis , s 6 VI cent Jan. &-July.
Michigan 6 cent Jan. & July,
Pennsylvania 5 p 1 cent Coupons Feb. & Aug.
Tennessee 6 "{i cent, Long Loan Jan. & July.
North Carolina d's, 1681
Missouri file, al year Bonds.
Georgia 6's.
CaliftEnrnin 7's, 1870
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.
Allegheny County 6'5
Allegheny Coupon 6'5, scrip
Allegheny Coupon Ws, (Valley It. R.)...
Pittsburgh Railroad 6's, (Penna. IL IL.
Pittsburgh Coupon 13's., N.
Allegheny City Ws
Allegheny Coupon 6's, Philadelphia
Erie Olnal Ronda (old)
Erie Canal Bonds, (new)
BANK STOCKS.
Bank of Pittsburgh
Merchants and Manufacturers' Batik
Exchange tailk
Citizens' Deposit Bank-.
Farmers' Depoliit Bank.
Pittsburgh Trust Company
Allegheny Saving Fund Company....
Becloud.' Savings Bank
Manchester Savings Bank
BRIDUE STOCKS.
Monongahela 8ridge_.._........
St. Clair street Bridge
Hand street Bridge
Northern Liberties Bridge
Wiltiameport Bridge
Allegheny Valley Railroad I 50i
Baltimore and Ohio ;100
Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Connelleville. 1 50
Ohio and Permaylvatib, i 35
Pennaylvania Central 00
Pittsburgh and Steubenville r GO
GAS MIIYANI
Pittsburgh Gan W0rk5......__....
Allegheny Gm Company._
INSURANCE OOMPANIES.
Pittsburgh Life Insurance
Westorn Insurance
Citizens' Insurance
As.iciatsil Firemen'.
TELPARA PH OOMP AN I
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia...
Pittsburgh and Louisville
Lake Erie_
NI ors& s Magnetic
MISCF.LLAN 1 OG S.
A lleg teeny and Pemaville Plank Road
Cheruens Coal Company
Urreuibnrg Turnpike.— ...... . . .
Marine Railway Dry Duck .
Turtle Creek Plank Hand-
Monongahela gleekarater
Youghiogheny Slackerater
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OPTICS OF TR/ DAILY MORNING POST. )
Monday, December 10, 1b55. j
FLOUR—Sales 31 bbls extra, from wharf. at 1"7.37 1 :.. and
:4 1 .4 bids superfine and extra, do, at $7,6244;(a.7.00.—n d.+.fins•
30 to 4.nc
ItYR-10:10 bus, from canal. 00, 184 do .14.. 4114'
BARLEY-50 bus, from wagon, $425; 40 to do, ,Sl,llO
MOLASSES-10 1.1.1 k c, prvek, 420, cash ; 5 .10 .l.•. 43c, lk
days.
BUTTER-2 boxes prune roll, at 20...
NEW Yoax, December 3.—,Stocks higher; Cumberland Coal
Company, Z 5 ,4; Ens Railroad, 49 , ..i; Reading, 88. Cotton
firm, with sal. 1600 bales. Flour drooping; .1. 9000 bbLs.
Wheat quiet; sdm 0000 hush. Corn firm; sales 36,000 bush.
Pork doll; sale 350 bbls. Beef drooping sales 350 tibis.
lard active; .1. 000 bbls. Whisky firm; 350 obis.
Coffee firm; sides 1500 bags Rio. Sugar active; sal. 3000
hiht. Molasses quiet; sales 210 bids. Oils steady . s limit. d
business. Bacon quiet , males 100 casks boneless middlr at
11 , 4. Butter firm at 22. Chews° henry at-y.,}..p1...1!,/..
PtILLADELPIIIA, Ducerubor B.—Cotton in betterolemand and
prices rather firmer. Flour continues dull. tint iittly or no
export demand; standard brandif freely onert*.nt et,12 1 /ica
without buyers; staid' imleti for hume CottSuzuptiorvilr
$9,23 to $lO fur common brands and extra.Eatttity. Itutvlittfb
demand for Wheat and prices nearly nominal;.sales 1800
bushels prime Delaware red. Last evening. at r2OB bushel:
buyers refused to pay this thrum; white held at
Ma. IMO bushels Rye at $1..39, al which Ilio, 0 Is in de
tumid. Corn dull; salmi 2500 Liushols new yellow at 1taa,...50.
510)0 bushels mixed at 83. and old at $1 In Groceries and
I'l'ollolons there is no change. Querritron Dark scarce and
wanted at V..Z In ton. Whirly steady at 40 In 1111, and 39
In hlida
ONE WFIO SERVV.D
VILEGANT SILVER PLATED WARE.
k.:A On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 11th, co
meneing at ii lecluck. will be sold, at the ei,lllttleretai Sal
Rooms, corner Wood and Fifth etreeta, a well selected
dna of elegant Silver-plated Ware. for table use, Gott w
be found desirable in styles and quality. The invoice ei
brace+ it general variety of articles, each me—
Sllcor-plated tea sets of six pieces, English plate,
castors. of six and seven holes,
breakfast castors;
cake baskets;
liquor stands, with the best iloherman
glass bottles;
German silver lta and table emots_
Also, an assortment of English planished tinware, tt
prising cover dishes, beef dish., urns, dc., rt.c.
decll P. NI PA PIS, Auctioneer
OIL PAINTINGS, %I' ITU GILT FICA HES.
Wlli be included in the sale at the Commetetal Sale
Room*, corner Wood and Fifth streets, on Tuesday afternow
December Ilth, commencing at 2 o'clock. a few beautift
parlor and cabinet Pictures, with rich gilt frames. consistm
of landsmpo, winter fwenery, marine views. ler ~ of artist,
Also, large French engraving, framed.
dew P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
ALE OF NORTH AMEILICAN MINIM) W. STOClc—th
Thunnlay eventug. December 13. at 7 e'rlock, nt the Nler
chants' Exchange Roane, Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
',old, fur account 14 vellum it may concern—bo eluiree Sorb
American Mining Company Stock
nor 29
STATEMENT OF TILE coNDITIoN
the PTTF BIJRUII TRUST OU MPAN Y, ev required
required by the Chstmer
DR.
To Discounts, Notes and 13111 n of Exchango ,
Cash on haud51 42 . 937 05
Canlt duu by Bunks mud Bunko! s,
subject to check
—anted iu the Cour
lay out a n
-it township
Pittsburgh, L
(mars
GRAFF, REI,
ERN FOUNDRY, No. L
ufacturers of— flab sod Fancy Fenders
Cooking Stoves, 'to awl Fancy Grat.,
Coal and Wood Stoves, PL. '4 Pug Irofol•
Parlor Stoves, Simi a.. lkir E ss,
Hollow Ware, Portable
Sugar Kettles, Tea Kettles. jftibla
Stove Kettles. Wagon Box.. %trio
WANTED IM/SEDIATELY—Board in a resswed.
fly, by a gentleman and Ids lady—one or two
required; 2 good Cooke for private families, wages $2
-
week; G Girls to go to Sewickley and New Brigbtou ; to
()Iris for hotels in the city; a good Illarkemitk.
Situations wanted by a boy 13 years of ago of good busi
ness habits, and can give good reference; a young man me
clerk; a porter; a bar-keeper; a boy to go to the country;
carriage
driver; a gardener.
pi at BARR'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 410 Liie-rty
street. nor 37
IiOSTETTLII & SMITH
RECEIVED ! RECEIVED I—llarper's Now
Monthly Magazine for December, 0011taining Its usual
number of tales. This number commences the 12th volume.
Also, Frank Leslie's Gazette of Fashion, and the Dean
Monde, for December, oontaining the latest fashions, with a
beautiful colored frughkrti plate.
All the other Magazines received fur December, and for
sale at W. A. OILDENFENNEY /r. CO.'S,
decl Fifth et., opposite the Theatre
COFFEE -530 hags prime Rio Coffee landing
and for sale by idoc4J MILLER k RICK ETI3ON.
ALCOHOL -1.0 Ibis Fletcher's 76° Alcohol
to store and for sale by
deo4 MILLER & RICKETSON.
A"EICRIN - G-50 boxes Scaled Herring for
I I sale by [deal] MILLER k RICKETSON.
BUTTER -3 bble prime Roll Butter fur sale
by (decd MILLER & RICKETSON
JOSEPH WATERMAN.
nnTiRM , TiI
Treasurer.
N. HOLMES, JR-
Secretary.
JAMES P. BAER.
Superiracrulent.
S. T. NORTHAM, JR.
STOCK TABLE.
STATE SECURITIES
MIMI
Jan it July
Jan &July
1
, p.., 1
1100
100 '
100
1001
100,
)100
100
1100
ilOO
RAILROAD COSIPANIY.S
New York Markets
Philadelphia Miarket.
AUUTION SALES
ME=
Nonty &AAA..
Banking liou..
Expou..count.
By Capital Stock
(..ktati don to Batik. and Walkers. .....
tiopuni Diridunda
J.fiscuouts and PromLuton ro.Neiv..l
Coptiugent Yowl
ludivicloal Deposit.
I.nojTiclual Lkspusit. on harm.it
JOIIN D. SCULLY, Caah'r
I&ss—(tleoT
—.P. ILLISINGER T. J OR-kFT,
'sINGER & GRAFF, IV EST -
Wood street, l'ittsburgh.—l4.l,
(AlL—Sperm, Winter Bleached, Tanners
No. 1 Yard OLL In Aura and fur sale by
dec4 MILLER It RICILLII 4 K)N
'
COTCII ALE--6 casks Scotci landing
S
and fur sale by [dent) MILLER. ar. RICKETE9IN
TOBACCO -120 boxes ss, Ss and 1 lb. lump
Twist, "Grant's," Russell & Robinson," El Doriniol
" Yankee Doodle" end other favorite brands, in store and
' Peed) MILLER Er RICKETSON.
for sale by
PODFISII-10 drums "Grand Bank" Cod
%) fiah for sale by [dm MILLER A RICKETSON.
- DLANKETS—A. A. MM , ON g CO. kavereeeived linuthe;r
D splendid lot of Wool BlAnket , of Ole [l]..st oppr,ved
wakes, and in all sizes.
• t'
-`4 4
RIVER NEWS.
TIM Mirka eisn Wmtran.—Last evening, at dusk, there
were 4 feet 6 inches wester in the channel. Saturday was a
disagreeable day f.,r out door Misinese; it commenced to
rain and snow early in the morning, and thus continued du
ring the greater part of the day. Sunday us.hered Itself la
like a May mornkfg ; high winds and passing clouds, with
light showers
THE steamer " Diurnal," Capt. J. A. Shoals, is the regular
packet for Wheeling this morning; she leay. at 10 o'clock.
THE steamers "Yorktown" and" Lucie May" are now
loading for Nashville, with the intention of leaving for that
and all intermediate ports on Tuesday.
CAPT. W). STOOPS IA in the field with the " J. S. Pringlo,"
and is rushing freight on board quite lively. le is a com
petent and careful officer; and the clerk, Johnny Fitzgerald,
is all attention to passengers and shippers.
10341
116
117%'
116
FOR Sr. Louis.—The now steamer Saint Louis wN leave
for the Mound City this evening. Messrs. Jaime Dean and
Elop Lightner will see all well cared fur who put themselves
Tes following isaitv will leave tu-day : "City of Wheeling,"
"J. S. Pringle," "St. Louie," "Diurnal," and "Ventura"
Freights, however, are extremely low and scarce fur down
trips; boatmen appear to be working fur freight, not that
that they expect to make money from it, but for the op trip
and what little is to be gleaned by the way.
1051/
102
ID6
112
95%
102
Tee new steamer " Messenger," Capt. M. Millenger, will
leave on Tuesday as the regular packet for Louisville, touch
ing at all the intermediate ports. She in propelled by two
20 Inch c) tinder+ with boilers sufficient to make her a fast
Gut Thou traveling to the Falls City would do well to
give her a roll
T&I6 flue. steamer City of Wheeling." Capt. John M'Lure,
Is the regular packet for Cincinnati to-day. The well known
accommodations on this boat, and the superior qualifications
pf the commanding officer, will commend her to the travel
ing public. She loaves at 10 o'clock. Those traveling to the
Queen City should cull on the clerk, Mr. J. D. Dußois. and
Secure their atate-roonlY.
a despatch from St. Louis. datts.l I::Le.cembtr 7th. vre
learn that the steamers Parthenis., Twin City and Priarie
Ca, wri, burned at that port. Those boats were valued at
$36.00(r The Prairie City was Insured In two offices in this
ray. to the amount of $5,000—54.000 in the Citizens', and
i..Luts.) in the Delaware Mutual. This makes a total loss of
130.1 XJ , II by Ore on stuaruern, xu.talned by insurance comp,
ales in this city, fur the past week.
THE new steamer "Marengo" arrived from Brownsville on
Saturday. llor hull woe built 1.3 Messrs. Cock ct. Lluhart,
and measures 156 foot length on deck, 55 feet beam, and
net hold. She is furnished with thrre toilers, 38 Inches
ti diameter, and `-'4 f,et buig ; cylinders 18 , .i inches. 5 feet
•Ite. The rngin.•. were built hy Snowden & :Zone, of
tr.wnio and reflect great rredit on the mechanical skill
rf tht,kc gentlemen. She is furnintied w the imporb
tile. nadir the imperintendetioe of Captain Adam Jacntig,
th e ie well qualified to bring nut a boat that will bear rite
nsp.irt.lon Captain Sl'Callunt lunn rptirell no expense in
nuking the '• Mahligo equal to any boat on the Western
Mtell
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
4 FELT 0 INCHE;W•TEN IN THE CHANNEL
. _
A RBI V ED.
Steamer Jefferion, Wo.!ward, Brownsville
•' I.nzerne, Bennett, Brownrr tllr
Bayard.
&Alan, Ileinierichwin, West Newton
`• Michigan No. Heret., We lleville
" Urn. Litrimer. , Rochester.
Forest City, Wuy, Wheeiing
Venturi., ti,irilon. Steubenville
Fairy Cloven, Reno. Steub•nrille
•• Pittsburgh. O'Neil. Cincinunti.
" Diurnal, Sinai, Wheeling.
•' Emma Oration. Ayers, Zanesville
•• Convoy, Wolff. (halli(nolin.
Cit) of WhtY•ling. McLure, Cineinsiati
Buckeye State, Beitzhouver. Cincinnati
Sant Young, Orny. St. Paul
DEP A ItT ED
Stormier Jrfromak. Woodward, ilr.iwnsi jilt
Luzern*, fteliniirt. Drozrairrille
Col Bayant, lieoblia. Elizabeth
tiondorick.., Woot Nowt,.
Moids,to No 2, I forst, Wellovillo.
I ion. LOXIMOO, . Rot - Lester .
Fairy Quoon. Ken, Stool... Nine
, II n). Wl,,ling
.1 II Carlton. Brtrl.lv. St Lou.,
F rod lAor..uz. Ura. , innai
Nl'l
llockt , y^ ?tale, BeltLtu.n , ver. Ctn. lona!!
Pitts! 1,101.1 , Nett, C.n,,n nntt
1855. 1856.
Pitimburgh, Cincinnati,
,OUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS
THE PITTSRI'IIGII AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
FOR O'INFFT A NCR OF PASSRNOEICS AND FREllarr
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Louisville,
"adTHYM Mse LA conitaaral of wren
firat.olana pal orful Stoam. rx, uniskME4
iitudlrd for iorst. mfety 4
and comfort. and is 111 f ONLY lIIPALLNLII DAILY LINZ Of STEAM
Pacers* on the Ohio 'rare It connect.' Wala tho S Mail
Line of Stearnera (nap Cincinnati to Limoorillo and Saint
Louis, brat Oct.l patiseugers and It - rights arc tatkrterl 1,4
rot:rig/ed. 4hranig/t daily Two new Stramora have boon whits!
to ANA Liao, rabid.!, tMar citmaista of tho following [pinata •
&u!•Dow o/d Tartan.
J rein Pataburgh
BUCKEYE STATE.. NI W Bra.zzitoormii Sunday
CITN OF W II EFiLI ,Jog' NULL - az.. . Monday.
ALLEGHES . I. N Coora . ..iTuoada3
CINCINNATI . i A alums Wednesday
PHILADELPHIA J Colt ThLllNduy
PENNSYLN %NIA I lona K LIN EFITILA IFrkiay
PITTSIII: . J tIN Saturday
Vl_ Lease daily at 111 A M. prommoly
N. froight ritrotNtsl aftrr nine o'clock on the morning at
doparturc
For parttoulara, apply on boartl, or to
JUAN B. LIVINGSTON. I
JOHN FLACK., ; Agunto,
Monongahela lidusc Bulldlaga.
prrrAuraGn. N,,vetnt.,
Pittsburgh, Steubenville sand Whets Hui.
The DIURNAL l'apt. J. A. &louse, and the
FOREST uvrx, Capt. 11. War, o Ii ruu ins
REGULAR DAIL) l'A(.7li LT'S lA•tween Pitue
burgh, Steubenville and NVlTeeling. stoppu/g at ail intorno
dinte ports.
The DI URN Al. Pittsburgh Nlondays, Wo+l
- and Fridays. at II o'cLA - k, A. NI —lLeria.slau, ebe
will leave Wlsoehn„ on Tuesda)... Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 4 o'c1o,•1:. A. NI.
TlO 7 FrinE, - 1 . CITY srlll Plttsburgh Turenlays,
Tl.nr.,lny. and Saturdr9 a. to lo 0'4.10.-1, A. M —IiLT VlOl IN".
tic ‘,lll leave Wln•ellng ou Monda, 0, WeAluemiuse auA Yin
data, at o'clodc, A. M.
tr.-kght strIPI. IKIIII-11, or to
t'.4ILI,INUWOOD, Agent.
No. 1!....5 Yrunt ntrvet.
Regutilaitilieany Packet for Wheeling,
. .
.
Marietta and Galliopolie.
Tho IP,. rind orlervh.l paean., CONVOY,
Jorr‘ Wot.r. Jr., Most., will Ira,. f.,r the rtb,k.
tt.l interruethate ,rte ~ et) TI:1::41/A I, at 4
0 . 6, - ,1:., P M.. 14.4tIvely .
" "
For frtgin or par.otage npplc on hrutol, or to
M HARDIN. ot 11A11.NM, A{vilt,
Wheelng and Getllipolts Packet.
The new' aincl spl hJ pan.t,nft - or otttatrn
MINER VA. eaptstin Jon!, Ottannti.—Clerk. J
IJsß&onn—will kayo for the abuve. and Interin
that, pttrt.t. every FRIDAY AFTERSIR IN, at 4 o'clock. run
For fright rtansago apply on I,tard, or to
JA9 CoLLINS h Gl.. Aptntet,
N.., 115 and VI Watnr
The etentner vl NI A U ILA II A NI. Captain Mow.
nor Arrita--Cterk. Amor,- trill kat, for the
Oat,. and Intertnethate ;•trt. Tt . ESDAY.
Ileaqtarer 11th. at lu o'clock A M
For freight or patetagn apple on Ito.art.L or to
de. lu 141LLING . 11 . 001I h BARN, Agtotta.
For Cincinnati and Loulavlll e.
The tft.taittor F.A.SENtI Ell. Capttun NI Mit
X- 10 ItAtta - arit—Clerk. C. L. Ilarsattr Itetee . fot tit
above and Intermediate porn LIU 'TUESDAY
Dortantter 1111,. at 10 o'cl.ait A. NI
Foe freight or tetattage apply on Gaul. or 1.,
deco .1 It 1.11 I NUS I oN, Agent
For Nashville.
t,419,3...3 ,_
The stipainer Yti N. Captain Tnosi
Po[—Clerk. Y. Nl'CuiscEr—a ill leave i,r lb
above and intermediate porta on TUESDAY, D.
~tuber 11th. at 1U o'clock A M.
For freight or paiiinig, apply on hoard.
Mo ow
I&212 09
3.U;1 t
1,14!, -
44),1 S 4 4 ,
3 9 11,530 1
194 Wu {
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
The steamer SAINT LOUIS, Captain Jcs.
: DtAN—Clerk, J. 11. Imurszn—will Imre for II
aboro and Intermediate porte on MONDA
Ihm-cullJor 10th. at 10 o'clock A 111
For freight or pusaagt , apply on lgar‘l, or to
docS FLACK A BARNES, Agent,.
$549,343
For Cincinnati and Loulactlle.
The at.ealuer MANSFIELD, Captain Tuna.
Oar:am-at Bow kayo fur the
above and Intern:K.4llra. porta on WEDN LS DA Y,
Derenaher 12th, at 10 o'clock. A. 21.
Fur freight or passage, apply on hoard. dert
For St, t...0u1e and Keokuk.
. 116 E 22 The ateam'•r MARENGO, Captain A. MeCat.-
hum, still lea, for the above nod Intarmedlute
porta on TUESDAY, Ih , etnher 11th, at 4
o'clock I' M
apply on boat d, or to
dec.s COLLISGWOOD 6 FLACK, Agents .
For Bt. Louis 4nd Keokuk.
The steamer FRED LORENZ, Captain ILo T.
I"'Ir •
URACZY ; Clerk S. 0. RICHARrxioN; will leave for
tho above and Intermediate port., uu SATUR
i4tia- Niabnr 91.11, at 3 u'clovk P. M.
or jotnoage apply uu bard. or to
FLACK LI VINUSTt.i.N, Agentx.
Lp — uTeville Packet.
Reg'''. ' , roar J 11. CARSON, Captain I)
The ato..- RiilnAni.b.—will leave fur the
purls
oil SATURDAY,
shove and intern..
Derember nth. at 10 A. M. *.ik.rd, or to
For freight or panange apply on o , - I.Ntitil'ON, Agouti!.
nuv3o
FLAtE A LI
IAN L.•<,
Fur fr
14,-3
Por St. Louts. ~, ,
._ F .
The steamer OREAT WES. • "P..° r'
.ItlTrutocon—Clerk, A. M'CLIITIST- —Will le."
for the above and all hatertnnhate C'r o
moNDAY, December 10th.
For freight or parings, apply on Issi.r.l
_ __—_
For St. Louis.
The ateamet J. R. PRINGLE, Captain We.
BrboPs—Clerk. J. Frrzotdu.Lb---svill leave for the
above and intermediate porta uu MONDAY.
December 10, at 10 o'clock A. M.
For freight ur passage, apply on board, or to
doci FLACKS BARNES, Agents. __
---..
For Nashville. _
The steamer 1.1..C1E MAY, Capt. J. J. RODIN
SON—CIerk. A. ROBINSON, JiL—will leave for the
above and Intermediate porta on TUESDAY,
k.cember Ilth, at 10!..1, A. M.
I Fur freight or passage apply on board, or to
,1e,.:1 FLACK k LIVINGSTON, Agents.
..
AI;RICCI.TCRAL NOTICE.—The Annual
meeting of the members of the Allegheny County Ag
ricultural Society, for the election of a Board of Manages-4 to
earl, for the ensuing year, will be held at the Court [lunar,
on the FIRST WEDNESDAY of January, at 10 o'clock A. M.
nov3o:W3t(chD) 0. I'. SkiIRAS, Rec. Secretary.
you can be thoroughly Baited with Ambro
tpe, Daguerr,ltylys CAROO'S. 7G Fourth qt.,
upinftlle WIAIIII3
,'
4 ~`5..t
and Saint Louis
EMEE2I
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c. c.
AMUSEMENTS.
TTHEATRE.—J. C. FOSTER, sole Lessee - and
Manager; Wm. 11. Ruse, Stage Manager; Cups. Fosrr.e,
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Bourrrk.
PRICER OP ADILIMPON
Boxes and Parquette 50c. Private Boxes, largo $8 00
Second Tier 25c. Private Boxes, small__ 8 00
Boxes for colored persons 25 cents.
air Certificate, securing seats, 12X cents extra
fiir First night of the engagement of the lovely and tal
ented young Actress, Niles MAGGIE MITCHELL, who will
appear In two favorite characters.
MONDAY EVENLNO, DrefifiluB 1 0, 18 4 5 ,
The performance will commence with the excellent Drama of
TILE MYSTERIOUS STRANU ER ;
OR, SATAN IN PARIS.
Count Beausoleil . Mcßride
Count VanUle
Crn
! ... iost
Mrala Mantilla
Madeline Mrs. Young
FAvoarrx BALLAD Miss Emily L. Dow.
NAUTICAL HORNPIPE Mr. Celladiue.
To conclude with the Comedy pf
MILLY, THE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL.
Milly Miss Maggie Mitchell
Lord Philander Mr. Cunningham
tize- Doors open at IPA; curtain rises at 7 o'clock.
OBSERVATIONS IN THE EAST! !
Rev. Dr. DURBIN, of Philadelphia, will deliver him
Drat LECTURE before the YOUNG MON's Cinurrun ASSOCIA
TION, on TUESDAY EVENING, December 11th, in La Fayette
Suatem—The Turkish Empire, and Christianity M.-the'
East.
Tbmeminent ability of the Lecturer, his perstmarkkow
ledge of oriental lands, and the present intoreet
them, render the Lecture one of no ordinary va1um: , V5:r.4r..,....
Tickets twenty-tiro cents--maybe had at
and Daviron's Book Stores, nod at the door.
Lectare to commence at 71.4 o'clock. .;
R'3l. PRIM I
~. /
S S. BRYAN, .
Ni. A. M'CLURG. t l ''''''' e ( " u m o 4 ' e.
THOS. U. LANE, j , , ,
.
XCURSION TRIP TO THE SEWN
SOUTH AND OREAT WEST. - •
4NDRIRU'S
PANORAMA - O' TUE GREAT WEST AND Alm;
Embracing views of the .Sugar and Cotton PUptatipzis of
Louisiana; St. Louis; 'Alton 111, the 151Gsouri d Illinois
River, Peoria and Peoria lalitfiand the surroundi g country:
Lacou. 111., Peru and LaSalle, every city aisd town ou
the Chicago and flock Island Railroad; Ottawa, Stained Rock,
with the Indian Scenes, Monis, Joliet tad Blue, Island, an,
faithfully irepresentai. Views of the Lakes Michigan and
Erie, the city of Chicago, city of Detroit, and:portions of
Canada West, the Maurnoe River, and ciliao of-Toledo and
Cleveland, with 1000 portraits of the most prominent citizens
of the West.
A visit to Andrieu's Panorama takes the spectator over
2000 miles of the meet Interesting portions of the Great Rest
and South.
At.;ettch exhibition an Explanatory 1.0[111313 to given by
Madame Andrieu, or the Artlst-lamselt giving a dencription
a.
of each city and town represented.
Will be exhibited at MASONIC lIALL, every evening,
from MONDAY, Deoetnberildi to January 2.1, 1856, and every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. Evening
exhibition to commence at 7 4 o'clock; afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
- a_ Admlestun, i 55 rents; children, 15. Poetics of five
pereonn, $l. dell
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
Na Ylots V. EATON—Sir, I lull a Pillllo manufaztur,
and huvo lately veal Homier's Patent Bench Plane, and at
your request I will stain what I think of it. For planing
veneers it la the beet thing in use, In fact the only kind f
Plane that can he well us.] for that purpose; and ono new
can plane ns much veneering in ono day with it SA he could
iin-ope by the old method In six days. It lei, 1.11. ti o, a much
more even, smooth and solid surfiovi than the scraper, and
that will absorb lesA varnish or paint. It k for all kinds
flue want work tho best Plano I know of, It
.truded that it takes up. and can radio up, but a r 'cory thin
ship, and can to Isms! against tho grain as well as any way.
This makes it prculiarly valuably In platting Netuvra. 1
tall miser scrape any more nenivra while this Plano ran bo
,btalued. It must coma Into general use, saving so much
no and doing suit nice work as It
it. 1100 DALL, Third st., No. VLS.
Nos 'NYC:MU:ft.—Mr. Eaton has now (or sale at his ...Ohl
nom room, No. SO Fourth Won, swo,ral •err valuabir
tented salaclas. Among others Is 1.1331.31.33 - '33 patent 133333. 13
lane, 333 tuch 3.33 In great demand; a to rot vice attecblileUt
rsi, colobilliod boaters and vontllators; the mach praised
rtable °von, ntdch uo, fucuily should be without; Oartley
and blotrarSAlLUi .Veral other ;useful to votluous
The plane, the oven and the beaters. we run minty npeak
in the strotxgrut term, from our own , .;ttheorration Mr.
Eaton's now line of businotot ought 41 prune prontatdo to
hino,elt nt.d awful to the public'. Now la walkup. urn all tho
tilid there., SUDO g... 1 olieS ulivraig oi lat.
II EALTIL DOONOXIV AND EXCELLENCE -- Kam
jj
,firct and then -• -AVARmLN,, thurunt and Yas
TILTION, a triv eanctione..l by Nature, inkinfponswble to Lib•
•nd Action, and in every way repiele with oniverna.
Some yearn of study, labor. expense and proving liar° boon
given by the snbrirriber to simplify and Tier - fort his system flor
warming, )11 - aught and retaliation, and its introduction and
run within am past two ymrs, in many places, k but chiefly
in Plolatielphia, New York and Houton,) has mot a al all It
approbation he• could wish. The ((glowing inn brief descrip
[lon of hot improvements, all of - ll:Lich are putwuuxl in the
United Stag., and part of them In England
A Draught and Ventilating Clittwieti which, In factories,
and building. of every description, ee,ure.. the fol
low-tug advantagiffl:—A p(wfct Kw( against Ilrn, eglf<lean-
mg mud nelfproservation ; a constant, powerful. regulated
'draught, au that a stark 40 feet high h. more draught than
thane usually Unlit 100 (rot high, or more, a oaring in fuel,
at lent one-fifth part; a means of taking warmth and Trott
lotion jut.) and out of rooms; nearing of part of the heat
that to usually loot in the atruotophere; and tt rumstructiun
of nu. , to answer to every story of a building, for every
room a.ljucont to it.
A Trio Ventilator, or u ventilator with throe powcrx of ac
tion, which can be made of any me, in any form. to unit the
andittectur, of any building, and may be plan] or ornament
al; tlui neCtIrCO cunstant Trutilation for any hlith., NY itilirU
admitting Ono. or rain; it cure, linkuk.,y t.Laruneyet, uud L
certain to my, thorn draught.
A Ship and Car Siphon Ventilator. to thrn abundanco 0
fresh alr, and distribute It inn ship or car. and drua out the
foul air. ,about admitting any snow of rain, and but one
hob• to ts• made ill the roof ut deck.
And last but not least, a Tubular Furnace, or Heater; this
may be ol any size, and portable or fixed. Buildings with it
are warmod iu a superior !muffler; ft admits no red or inn,
non! heat, but takes the fresh atmospheric air rapid, direr
and warmed into the nsmin, making a house feel lobe a pl
sant June day, and contributing largely to promote health
comfort and cheerfulness. No gas or smote and n 4
(urn.. call be safer as to tire. It Is highly approved In
churches: it is durable, simple, easily managed, not liable t
get disordered, can be cleared a ithout making dust, uud i.
not clogged and obstructed by coal clinkering's: It saves
fuel, and if properly attended, (but bt !le attention is necklet!.
is a fuel saver.
1110.. tuventions are all gimpla. but effectual. A rchit..,t
art..., builders, and all inturelsted, are reolpectfully requen
to examiue them. Iteferences, gaud and stathieut, give.
JOSE.PII LEEDS, Patentee, and Pruprtet.or.
es_ MOSES F. EATON, Agent fix Patentee, Nu. Su Foartl
ertr.rt, httoburgh. w rundy to recoire mud fill orderm nt .hors
uutln f, any of the above rnantluned great ineentions, and
61 also prepared to recolve proposals fur manufacturing the
name In the dtiet of Pittsburgh or Cincinnati.
laus-27a12w
SFLING LE MACHINE.-KENDALL'S PATENT
DOUBLE ACTING RIVER AND Sli AVER.--The at
tention of Shingle and Lumber lir/dem speculators and
others, is directed to thin invaluable invention, winch In now
presented to the public as the fire( and only practical ma
chine extant, for Riving and shaving Shingles.
Various cutting and sdeeing machines have been invented
(or making Shingles, but it is a well known fact that Shin
gles cut or sawed nexus the grain are quite too flimsy for
rooffug purposes. Nutnerons inventions have recently ap
peared for riving and shaving, and there have till teen con
denitiftl as worthkas, from their imperfoct method of riving.
which c o nsists of splitting from the side of the block but one
shingle, which alma! invariably rune off. This difficulty is
entirely obviated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
Which first splits from tho side of tho block a vireo thick
enough for town shingles, which is arparnted in the centre.
and by moans of olastic guidon ottch port to conducted
through a pair of approilnutting lateen, which completes
tln• ntwratinn ; thus producing town shingles at every re, nit,
This martoue mill tiro nod 011,0 from tho lila k throe
thousand IMMO.. par him:, of uniform thiiikiiiaoi and moot
suritort, In solidity and durability to thoaa 11141.1.•
any other imucelis.
Its oporetlous are by no means confined to pine and ether
soft wood, but works to equal adrantago, oak, walnut, nod
every other descriptlim of timber that can be
The workings of the machine can he examined at 11. II
Ryan's Furniture Buildings, Yifth street, Plttsburgh.
To timber owners, shingle dealers, and mon of enterprise,
thin opens a new field for speculation, as there is no sindlat
Invention extant.
Thu machine occupies hut a small space, to of durable con•
struction, and costs but about two hundred dollars, and
man and two boys can make from '.n,noo w 30,000 shingles
per day.
For right of territory, or machines., inquire at No. in Fifth
street, ur at the City' Hotel.
qel All needed information will be forwarded by letter,
when desired. 0. K. CHAMBERLIN, Agent.
norThAtf
EXCELSIOR CORN-SIIELLER.
THE WONDER OE THE TIMES.
J. P. Smith's Patent, February 2.7, 11555.
111113 most admirable and complete Hand or Power COHN
SHELLER has boon pronounced by the most competent
Mechanics and Agriculturists to be the fastest and most
complete Corn-Sheller ever invented. being able to 0.41
A Bushel per Minute
It is worked by hand, with a small expenditure of mulw le,
and separates the corn from the cob without breaking a par
ticle of either.
Every Farmer should hare one; and every man who want
to make a fortune, should purchase a right. A few Southern
and Eastern States are yet to be distatied of . and will be
given on such terms es will insure an Immense profit.
Cell at once upon the Agent, No. HU Smithfield street,
opposite the Post Oak.. nee Y 9
1 JEASE'S IJIAPUItAtIM FORCE. PCPMP. patented Au
ii 1854, is the most perfect and efficient PUMP ever
invented. It is of cast iron, beautiful 11111.1 ornamental;
double toting; weighs 40 lbs., and deliver. 30 gallon. water
per minute. onuallest size). It can be afforded at one-third
leas price than any other Pump of equal capacity : is tot ha
bit, to get out.of order ; simple in construction ; cannot pos
sibly freeze; and give,s a constant, steady stream of water.
For Steam Engines, Mills, Factories, Bouts or Workshops, or
for Wells or Cisterns, those Pumps rennet Ix, excelled. All
persons, interested or not, Mt invited to call and nee the of
In operation et LOW& lateiligencer tube, on St. Clair sire
near the Bridge.
giir The Western Counties of Pennsylvania are for ml
and afford rare chances for manufacturers ur speculators
realize a handsome income. JOSEPII
novllitaw No. 2 St.. Clair street.
CIARPETS I CARPETS! I—AT M'CALLUM`S--JUST 88.
calved, and daily coming to hand. a large and choice
ussortn7ant of goods in the above line, Including—
Velvet sad Tapestry Brussels Carpet,
Three-ply, SUpOrfille, Medium and
Low-priced Ingrains;
Modallion and Tapestry Ingrains, (a great variety of pal
terun,) Brussolo, Damasks and Veuitian Ball and Stair Cur-
pets.
ALSO—Beautiful patterns of 041 Cloths, various qualities
and widths; Woolen and Linen Crumb Cloths; Bs ; Coco ,
Matting; List and Bag Carpets; French Embossed and Vic
torte Piano end Table Covers; Hearth Rugs and Door Mats
a great variety. All other articles usually found In Carp. ,
Stores constantly on hand at ST Fourth street, near Wood
W. D. A It. AVCALLI.I3I.
PATENT VICE ATTACHMENT—A new, ingen
useful article fur ltlachlidate. For male by
MOSES F. EATON, Agent
80 Fourth street.
Wl...Refer to .)jessrs. Livingston, Copeland A Co., Novelty
Works, oov2B
NEW PEA NUTS--10 sacks, first of the
season, this day received and for fah, by
deci RHYMER 4: ANDEIL4ON, 39 Wood at.
• . , F • . 4 % . ..f
•
" 4:0 • 0 ;
" 4 " . 1,4 1 7.• "
CORN SIIELLERS—My winter stock of Shelters is now
of '—ifis.city of shelling, and sepa
., to 100 bushels per hour,
A, by
,All ES WARDItOP.
SQUARE BROCH SHAWLS-A. A. Me-
E SON & Co. have just opened aorue new and very 14 - ..drithle
13r1s.he Shawls. dept
TIO ARA METTAS AND COBURG S-500 pieces
of the above Just received, including a large let Brown
and other dealt - able colors. [dec4] A. A. MASON A CO.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-60 sacks, a good
article, for sale by
SMITII, HAIR dr HUNTER.
Young
Mini Maggio Alltcnell
..... Julia M. Cooke
NOTICE —I have this day sold nut my in
terest In the firm of liongma, smrrit & (0.. to
my late partner, JACOB HOSTETTER.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 29,1856—(n0vt.i0j
BLACK MERINOS—A very large
navort
ment of the above goals, of every grade, received thin
day by [decTl A. A. MASON & CO.
LANISWARRANTS.=-The highest market
price paid for 40, 80 and 120 Acre Land War
rants, of the late Issue.
Atao—For SO and 100 Acre Warrants, issued under the
law of 1860.
Apply to
-•
FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP-A BUILD
INO lin IN ALLEGHENY CITY, 24 feet by 100. A
rgteel bargain can be hail by applying soon at the office of the
j 12:11
MGRNING POST.
LO',' FOR SALE—A good BUILDING LOT,
24 feet front on Carson street by 100 feet in depth, Lu
hinuingluon, will be sold cheap. Enquire of
GEO. F. GILLMORE,
jy 13 stt the office of the Morning Pont.
1 1 INE FRENCH WOOLLEN LONG SHAWLS
—We have just received a ha of the above very desira.
double cantor d, high colored Long Shawls.
dee4 A. A. MASON A CO.
Teffil Just received another RA of
tine Tooth Brushes. Those wishing anything iu this
Hue should call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. JOS. FL RHINO,
nov27 corner Diamond and Market street.
N AVE YOU 'FRIED
WRIMIT'S PREMIUM KATIIARTONI
It not, try It, and you will sinner Le without it
Be surd to oak for
WRICIPITIV-PILE3ITUM KATIIARION,
Or you may get a weirtbleas article.
illy For sale by all Dytigatsta. 25 cents per bottle.
Wholesale Western Depot, Dr. KEYSKR, R. E. SPILLERS
CO. and JOIIN lIA FT. aught
rXCITEMENT—The people are rushing to
.K.,4
the ENTERPRISE, 74 Fourth etreet, far Pictures at 50
COMA, and upwards. decs
ROLL BUTTER-2 bbls prime for sale by
(1,751 HENRY it. COLLINS.
BEANS -50 EANS—L 0 bushels for sale by
deed lIENRY 11. COLLINS.
`FOND ARRIVAL OF GENTS' FCRNISIIINO GOODS
CI at L. lIIILSIIYIELD ,h SON'S, No. 70 Wald striat.
having just returned from New York, and received all now
stylus of goods that :ulived by the loot 5t.11,1,, we on, the
following for Inspection
Gloves, Gauntlets, Cravats. Scarfs,
Opera and Oxford Ties,
Cambric and Silk Handkerdilefs,
Undershirts and Drawers.
Mufflers and Shawls,
Traveling Shawls.
Shirts made to order; also, every style un hand. Together
with a full assortment of gwols in our line.
Ndiv styles of goods revolved by each steamer from F.,
rot,. L. lIIRSIIIMELD & SON. No. 70 Wool st_
110n13 between Fourth stteet and Diamond alley.
1 .4 1 11E511 FRUITS—;3 doz csoas Strawberries;
bottle. , syad,,,, ;
3 " Pears;
10 fresh Plan Apple;
5 assorted Preserves;
10 • Tomatoes, in bottle,t;
Jest ioaivwl and for sub, by
RHYMER a ANDEII.SON, 3d Wood st.,
Opptstite St. Cburb,
F PI:ill NUT:—:II Lags Filbert.:
•25 1:11, / 1.,13 Wain;
••
1.11711 A Ira, rod,
It. bt.i.„-1 Ilurdeuux
Sicily
1000 Groan NurA;
Iu buzel Shelled AlmoudA
Jlud recelvud and fur salt, by
nor'2.l
-),
y INTER BONN 179 —ll Iti. F.. BA V 1 DSO N, No.
a an 3l.4 l2.r t. , C u lai nat %!true o,L. t. , el s ' i ill , : t l, , t , ,n a a u l , ar i .ce ,. l , t i s i s t. o v, r . t , i , , , , h e , n r t i
Goods, on Thursday, November Ei, 1855. novB
M i lt: ‘ -:.:.: !.
11:r1A...11 , 4 . :r . I , 11, '',..) , vl:l.i
Putnam do do '..81 do
Knickerbocker do do 1.1. do
Prank Lesley 01•211tt, of Fashion. a) ~..,). I,
Irani: Ladle's Journal, IS do
Peterson's Blnsazine, 17 ,I,J
liodey's Lady's lisok, IN) do
Halloo's :11agazine, lu
Westminstt•r Be' le.; Blackwood', Nlagazine.
JuAt ry,vived and for xi.k ut LAUFFER•S
Cb..p Ilookstoro. No. 30 Fifth nt
rpw o VALI A BLE BRICK HOUSES rue
Mb and 137 Third street. Each 1,4 has a
ro
fnt Arai rm, SALE—S
a 5 deep. Tito houaru arr arrangt4.l with
Largo store-rtstm, hall, dining-roont and kitchen at tie d
four n its on the two,nd. and three on the Wild et,' Both
lsou»ett are new and in gtt.si ord.,
30 S. CUTHBERT S thiN. 53 Market it.
11. 4 1 MITTY MOUSES'—We have numen,us
der goal Dwelling Houses to let; but line
tug toted all that yrs ha:tare unable to supply the demand.
Owners of cutout houses trill find it to their interest to give
us a cull. Our charge., are moderate.
n,,30 S. CUTHBERT A SON, 53 Marko( et.
LAW BOOKS.—I am authorized to sell low
some valuable Law Books.
10 vols. Pa. Reports, by Barr;
Bouvior'il lustitut es
Bridencei
Wharton't Digest, la-I ed.:
And other Reports, Elenteutary Works. dr.
11W. F. GILLMORE,
at the office of Morning Pool.
. .
WRIGII1" A
S PREMIUM KATHRION
in Liu grnatest kt,rtutint, ni the age.
WRItiIIT'S PREMIUM KATIIARION
Reudrni the Hair
Fur gain by KEYSER, IiAFT.SCOTT and SELLERS, at "`
cunt., angle
OLIVE OIL-60 hmkets 10r sale by
R. A FAUN TOLE &
Or. Woo.l awl First at, ects.
ATIN W GLASS -
m:,„;, •
Is) b..lre. 11) , (12:
30 box. 10%11;
der.3 SMITH. HAIR HUNTER.
rr A N NERS 01L-1.5 bbls. No. 1 Bank Oil:
bbl, Shore hi. (or
0t,,1 SMITII. M AIR .1 III:NTT:R.
111 CKW IiEAT FLOUR-30 sacks just re
j _JP ceive,l and for sale by
SMITH. MAIR ,1 HUNTER.
CIOLIFISH - 4 0 quintals just received and
, A 4.10 by [dect;ll SMITH, MA IR 8 utryrEa.
C }WIT —lO boxes Wood's Starch, for s;
kjMAUL BUNTER.
DRIED PEACHES-300 bus. for sale by
dt.c.3 HENRI' 11. COLLINS.
1 , 11(1.: MI L LS-44,k Feeding are requested to eiainine
:coot's Little Giant awn and Cob Mill. which will grind
corn on the cob, or shollial, with easo and speed. Prior 3.40
and Pa, complete; warranted. JAM ES IV Alt DROP.
TEAS—Manv Aare tried the purr and fresh Teas told at
the China T. Store, and pronounced them superior to
any In the city. [nor.tti] Y. It. !MAYO, No. I Diamond.
EW BUCKWHEAT constantly un baud;
.1.1 new WILN MEAL, for by
V. It. DRAVti, N. 1 Dialnon,l.
- L - NoDDEK CUTTERS—Of various patterns and capacity.
12 hand and powor, for Rale by JAMES WARDRUP
L - 1 . AL SODA-50 bbls P.r ft: 10 by
7) IL A. FAENESTOC4 A OIL.
nov - 29 olrber First autt - Wcxi sts
EFI N ED SALTPETRE-60 koR, fir xuir by
0,,29 It. A. FAIIN KSTOCti A Co
t M 101 N.,ht by
11 A. FA lIN EST(ICI: ,
UPS- f) hales first sort Hops in store and
for tale hy[nov3U) SPILINU ILULBAII.
REFINED BORAX—WOO lbs fur sale by
neyau FLEMING BROS.
PI7AH MILLS—Now York, Nos. I and '2, on hand mot f,,r
L. Bale by [nova) JAMES WARDRop,
°I LSE CLOTH ING.--LivutloLuen requirlug Horse Cl,th.
H
ng will find a largo a.l.,,rtuient al 111 VER'S. No 4
Si. Clair street, Blnukola, 75 cents andupwards. Raffia,'
Wrappons and Sloigblug Rolxm, Ste. n.,
ISSES' FELT HATS, at N. 91 Wo.1:
deci WIL oNk soN
- AI AcKEREL_Ii. bbl b 3. Large
luti bb6
SK ATES! SKATES! SKATES!-500 pai rs
a t 1.11,1, Lt..] Skates. ft - otu 21) coats to it'2.so per }air; wane
of t beta very desirable patterns. For stile at
5() DOZ. SKATE STRAPS, of good qwW
ty, assorted large acid xuwlL, mini LU to rent,: isu
pair. Far sale at. iitav:All BOWS S TETLEr:-.
DOOR FASTENERS, perfectly safe ltgaths]
Burglars. Wa have a gl.Vd a:stoma-lit it. halal sh
tar side.Bt INS'S A: TETLEY.
ArEw MORE of those unrivalled RIFLES
which titers is so much talk about. fir the law pric
of $10; all warranted. Far sale at
nov:10 BOWS & TETLBrzI.
HIDES -70 Dry and 5G Green Hides
atom and fur .li. lq SPRINGER lIARUACGII
11ASA p. to
DY E— tarnortment on hand and for NO.
UOVZ; JOE. FL DMISa
_KISS PAPER-2m, lbs of Kim P y
apar fur sale b
a well, ItE Y II ER & ANDERSON
Ni AIL BRUSItEs—A line assortment of Nail Brushes
111 reived by (novtri] JOS. YLEM INO
HL'LL'S PA - 13 - 1 SOAP—A large supply of this celebrat
Palm Soap Just receivt4.l by JOS. FLEMINU
ji AY RUM—A very superior article of Bay Rum Just r
13 by 1n0v27) JUS. FLEMING
A MANDINE—An excellent articlefor chart.' hands. dc.
A large supply received by JOS. FLEMING.
ENTS' TRAVELING SIIAWLS—A7 A. MASON 8 CO.
j have Just received some dozen different styles of Gent's
Traveling Shawls
EATS' TRAVELING SHAWLS--Jus
G
received, a full assortment. Also, Mufflers, Scarf . , au
Gents' Sock Shawls, by 1.. lILESHFIELD A SUS.
GAUNTLETS, of every description of Fur.
Alsu, Beck lined with fur, and fur tops. at the Furnish
ing Stars of 1n0v30 . ) L. 111 RSII FIELD .4 SON.
- DINE ARYLS CHEESE--fi oisam Just received and for sale
by [oovdl] & ANDERSON.
GLOVES—Onhand, a full assortment, of
every description. by L. HIRSIIFI - ELD & SON,
uov3o 70 Wood etnNt.
I:ISTLACICS GREAT IMPROVEMKNT, for fastening
r_j Washboards to Walls, patented Jute 5, 1855.
No good building should be finished without using those
Fastenings. MOSES F. EATON, Agent for Patentee.
80 Fourth Kreet Pittsburgh.
Refer to the following Architects to this city: J. W. Kerr,
, Charles Barit.rger, Esq., and Messrs. Barr St Moser,
F.,15 novl
tt,
MISCELLANEOUS
iers and General
unless the very lest
WN ,S. TETLEY'S,
13 Wood street.
1). 110 ST ETT
BLAK ELY & RICHEY,
corner of Seventh end Smithfield etc
=MMIMMIM
•• For Bala by
lIESRV: 11. WLLINS.
el=
Mrl!M!l9
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MEDICAL.
ilttA 604 Mk
o RT
i g A RWO 3 , 4 4
Dr. Rogers , Syrup of
f' ; ri
POR THE COMPLETE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis,
Spitting Blood, Asthma,
AND ALL OTHER LUNG COMPLAINTS
TRNDING TO
CONSUMPTION!
above Expectorant, prepared by an experienced .
Physician and Chemist, has now become a standard
Preparation, and Is offered for the COMPLETE CURE of
those dlaee.acs of the THROAT and LUNGS,
which, if neglected, usually terminate fatally In CON..
SIUMPTIOW. It contains no Opium, Calomel, or
any mineral whatever, but to composed entirely of those
Vegetable Roots, Herbs, and getable Substances, which hare a
specific Influence upon the Lungs and their connected
organs. Its Immediate effect is to allay all Irritation,
and gently remove the phlegm and other morbid eecre
lions, the Throat and air-passages, thus relieving
the Cough, by subduing the Inflammation and other
causes which give rise to it. Rls approved of and re
commended by Physicians of the highest standing, and
may be given with perfect afety to the youngest chibl or
the most delicate female.
Leas than lull/ a bottle will generally cure any neat.'
nary COLD or COUGH, by following the directions.
One bottle is usually sufficient for a case of Innis.
CUIZR.
A few doses will relleYe Tickling in tha throat,:
or Hoarseness.
One bottle will effectually stop Spitting Blood.
Three to Stu' bottles only are required
tie or Asthma.
Four to Sight bottles will cure any ease of
Incipi
ent Consumption.
One bottle Is warranted always to do good, and satisfy
the patient that be is on the right road to a CURE.
Judge now whether or not it is best to use V. Certifi
cates on fie at the office from multitudes of restored suf
ferers
L L scovna, & co., Proprietors,
No. 304 BROADWAY, (cor. Duane St.) New - York. 1
For Bale by all Druggists throughout the United &alma
and Canada&
dirß- For &Ile. wholesale and retail, by It. E. SF.LLERS
CO, corner Wood and Second etreets. _
Sold also by ILEA DEALSON 8 BRO, Liberty street; IL P.
SCHWARTZ, and BECKHAM A SicKENNAN, Allegheny
City. uov3Oilisty
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.
IN QUART BOTTLES.
The thr Removal and l'erownent Cerre of sell Diseases arising
from un Impun &al< of the Blood, or
Itobil of the System.
This truly valuable preparation is extracted from selected
roots of the finest description, by Meatus of an expensive and
powerful apparatus, which obtains the medicinal and activ.•
principle in a highly concentrated form, so scientifically com
bining the several vegetable products in the process that a.
compound extract of Sarsaparilla is obtained infinitely entin-.
rior to any other for purifying the blood, and the cure of
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Fever, Sores, Pimples, Bed,
Cutaneous Eruptions, Rheumatism. Mercurial diseases... Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Consumption, Female Ir.-
regniatithm, Loss of Appetite, and General Debility.
This powerful remedial agent acts simultaneously upon this
Stomach. the Circulation and the Bowels, and gently stimu
lates, while it disengages and expels from the spdeui all that
is irritating and prejudicial to bodily health. Being purely'
vegetable, it is perfectly harmless in its operation; the inobt
delicate persons tufty take it at any time with perfect safety..
The astonishing success of this medicine constantly in
creasing daring the last sixteen years, him secured for it the
, inttiltituiedted comtnendattuns of the Faculty, and it enJuy
u - 1.1,..0prett.1 I..palarlty a u.I 5.-Es patruttugu robich this
entirely out of conliwt Mon every other prep./U.1..11 of Surnu
inu
At t. 1..0 'cacti to the following certifi-
ANOTHER. CURE OF SCROFULA
TiWY, N. Y., September 1,18:A.
Afessrt. A. R. t D. Sands—Gentlemen: 1 havo fur nearly
three years lx•en troubled with that dreadful chemise, Scrufu
la ; oo much no, as to in' UffellSil, to ray hualaind and to niy
self ; and to obllliu relict. havo tried every kind uf medicine
la CaMle under my notice, without etlecL One of my neigh
Loa. who had bee" cured of a eirailar complaint by your
Sacsapiuillitailread me to make a trial of it. and 1 can truly
say that it boo 110ur me a world of good, having completiLy
care.! me. !loping that at; etidence may induce °that,
iiimilarly afflicted to adopt the name remedy, with the tau to
isatisfactery revolts. I remain gratefully yours,
SABAH J. POUL3I.O{.
Prrpared and add by A. IL 3 D. SANDS, Drugl ints
and Cheinimm 100 Fulbm /41,1., New York. Sold don. by
D. A. FA RN ESTOCK A. CO., ILL:Ill Nil BROS., Pittablugh,
and by. DruggiatA grnerall). Peen $1 jar bottle, or six. bot
tles fn! . $3. nor27:L m
lI:J.BORItETTE, 13 Fourth street
Pittsburgh, altars hi. mluable F'RENCII RFLtIIi U 1
which is unfailing in the Cum of all tlicate painful and ,hue
gerotal dimirders to which the Female Constitution Is ad
jirt. It inoderato, all oxeye., mid removes all oladrurtiot
invigorates the debilitated and f lente, by regulating .and
at.rongthening Uro iiyatetn, and f,tilles the ronstitutium for
the duti-o or life.
TO MARRIED LADIES
t is nuittA, as it will in a nhutt time remove a
ttAtructions!
li"t• are not of the number who believe and act in accort ,
anew with tho belief that long and elaborate detail give
weight and dignity to “njects of either momentous or trivia I
Import; we incline to the mutrary opinion, and hold Ilia t
simplicity and truth invest such na are worthy of any attec,
non, in decidedly the most rich and comely color& in gin
present instance, our great deairy is to lie understood by
those who may look to us fur information, all else being Cuo
sidered of minor importance.
Soo circulars.
Qb Otheu hours, from 9 A. M. to 9 P. XL [novirLue_
PRIVATE DISEASE - S—DR. BROWN, No_
41 Diamond alley. devotee ids entire attention
to an Office Practice. His business la mostly confined afet
to private Vencreol Di teases. and such painful Mk,V . . 4
Lions. brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence 'VT
and exc..,
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Olect, Stricture,.
Urethral Di-el.rges. Impurity of the Blood, with all diseases
of the Venereal . ; Irgsn. :Ain Diseases.. Scorbutic Eruptions,.
Totter, one. Ilercurial Diseases, Seminal trimkness,
Impotenry. Piles, Ithruniatittin, Female Weakness, Dluuthly
Supprepiious, Dieen-., of the Joints, Fistula In Arm, Nervous
Paint the thick and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder ail KWe yer, iioccessfully treated. Cure guaran tee. l.
Tweut. practice ( ton in this city) entail. Dr. Brown
to offer asetimiii , - n ipeedy cure to all oho may come un
der his care.
°Mee am' Private Consultation Rooms 41 Diamma4 alloy
401) -- Cho, gum motterum. toov:ndaarly
DR. ISAAC THOMPSON'S MUCH CELE
BRATED EYE WATER-
Thki old. tri,.l aled invaluable remedy for all diseases of
the Eyes, after having stood the test fur over fifty years, and
the demand for it still increasing, is now, and has been for
the past tree years, offered for sale in an entire new the.,
Each bottle will have a steel plate engraved envelope, with
portrait of the Inventor, Dr. Isaac Thompson, New London,
e.o.m. and oleic simile of the signatory, together with aide
syveils of the signature of the present proprietor. John I.
Thompson, NO3 161 and IWI River street, Trey, Now York,
and none other con be genuine.
The proprietor has twee compelled to make this change in
the style of the wrapper, owing to the large quantity of
counterfeit which fur the past few years has been painted
irpon the community, and especially at the West.
purchasers are particularly requested to boy 110130 but the
above diwribedl and no the red label heretofore used haul
ISWI/ called In, any knurl in that form the proprietor ch .es
not le,itate to pronounce counterfeit.
. . .
F,,c sal° by nU thu rteipixtoble DruggiNts in the Unitod
States and Canada..
-Sold wholesale 1/11a rotail at Dr. UFA/ 11. KEYSIglri.,
No. 140, corner or \Voml titrwt and Virgin alley, Pittsburgh.
ser,2l,3m.
tag - A Substitute for the new Liquor Law
—DR_ URBAN'S ANTI-BACCIIANALLkN ELIXIR, a di .fe
and bare remedy fur the cure of
INTEMPERANCE.
A concentrated regitable extract, and aa a tonic in num:Fril
led. Fur the following complaints it is a most valnabie wi,d
icine: Dyspepsia, Liner Ciimptaine, 6}3ikpsy, 11 -es;
&Peri of all kinds. Delirium Trente, General Debility. .7
his
medicine Is intionled toprialneo a clanger in the gysterii. mai
a dhdaste for alcoholic girinkA. Swveral lustanocw Nyberg, u.e
base sold it, we hare had the most gratifying remits: Au, to
p...rn,qui wk. , are really .IvAiroutt or breaking oil - the indul-
In int, , glicating lwArrage, (Illy elixir will be a greut
help. Sold at I per bottle at the Drug Store of DR.
11. KEYSEIt, No. 141) IVo.nl street, emiler . of Vic. gin alloy,
sign of the Cohimi Mortar. (a p'2.5,11.a
•
WRIG In" s PkEYFCtikX'iTi - AitiON
C$ JIH the head, raid removes all hyrupto ins of Head-
Pe1.3118 ueluy
WRIGHT'S K ATII A RION
Are never liable to sun-stroke.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATWARION
Is the must valuable acquisition to Gm ...Met, retaining Cho
llair in any required term.
Fur sale by Dr. GEO. 11. KEYSER. and It. E. SELLERS
CO., at 'Li cents per bottle.
• -
D
~A t N
"v if ar k et "VYLUS:ilval'Uou"rNli SIIINU E.to
this
kind ot - stuck, to the exclusion of Fancy Goods, in cons,
gooney of which our assortment in both branches to moat
complete. We have just rosined our SECOND SUPPLY OF
(11 1 01).S. and Can guarantee D.erstins wanting goods In our
to tw pleased both in quality and price. Call and see us.
4., - 4/ - Please note the ksonUon, No. 75 Market street.
BROOKS A COOPER.
A PPLICATION A•UIt CliAßTEß.—Whereas, a mmther of
/1_ the cilium' , of Peebles awl Collins Townships, Alle
gheny County, have applied to the Court of Common Pleas
of mid County for a charter for the '• NAT LIBERTY COL
-1,/,'.0 Arr: IN STITUTK," the following order was made:
And now, to wit, November 17th, 7855, it Ls ordered by - the
Court that the foregoing application for a charter ha pub
hailed, according to Act of Assembly
By the Court.
G.ULTLEY & FOX'S P TEN
Tr' TET BL OWER S, for
Foundries, Rolling ?dills, Smith Fires, he, patented
July 17,1555.
These FANS are made on an entirely new principle. rind
will run with leas power than any other Fan now in na'.
The blowing wheel is much lighter and stronger than t hat
of any other, and from its peculiar construction is less bade
to gut out of order. The shafts are made of cast steel, and
the journals are parallel, running in gun metal boxes.
MOSES F. EATON.
Agent for Manufruturem, Na. SO Fourth street,
novl.:d&wtf Pittaburgh
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in-
wrested, that Letters of Administration upon the
notate of CHARLES SILBERHORN, late of Pitt township,
Allegheny county, deceased, have been granted to t'ae en
dersignel. All persons indebted to said decedent will make
payment, and tines having claims against the same will
present them, duly authenticated, to us for settlement.
JOHN HARBISON, Pitt Township,
OUSTAVE THUMM,I99 Penna. /Avenue,
Ailiters of C •s. Sdberlarn, decd.
122=1
OR SALE' LOW, at JAS. COLLIN:F; & Co.'s
. _
No. 115 Water street, between Wood and Smithfield,
a number of RAILROAD CARTS, with thirtase complete—
suitable for Railroad Contractors. Also, the hymning Goma
for a ono-borao wagon. now3o
I,IAaIIIONABLF,HATS AND CAPS, AT low Plucts.—J.
,t .•••S, No. 91 Wood street, respootfillly In
form the public that they have a large nasurtmout of the
latest styles of Hats and Cups, which ttley will sell at low
prices for cash, •
N. B.—Just iweired, a new stylo di Ladies' Riding Hats
and Caps. [novin] N. WILSON 8: SON.
K'' your head cool, area free from dirt and
dandruff, and the scalp free from disease, if you wish
to preserve your hair. ROSEMAXY OIL Is the best thing
you can find to accomplish these objects. It Is likewise an
excellent article Inc softening and beantliytng the hair.
Price 2.5 cents per bottle. Sold, by S. L. BELT,
dec4 53 Market street.
ORANGES -5 bbls Sweet itlalaga juit rec'cl acid for sale by
ricrac : RETSIER & ANDERSON.
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BOERHAVE'S
HOLLAND• MTTERS
ELECTRO-CUEMISCHIE AROMA
Echt Hollandseh Trodden Bitters.
TWO YEARS have elapsed since the ilatro
duction of this valuable ma l • ue into the United Btatim
During this time it has gainii rntrertat porndarily to •
remedy for
rer and Ague Dyspgats ffeadat.lit,
Lou of Atvditc, Da oly, Chstivenia,
Blind and Binding P&L
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to ititrutidertui
efficacy In all affections of the stomach and liver. As o
tonic, it never has been equalled, for the relief It afraid, le
all cases of debility or weakness of any kind is almost in
stantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic affec
tions, it has in numerous instances proved highly handheld,
nod in others effected a decided CM*.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patients so
unhesitatingly recommend, surely we .itatirthtse t "Sonia,
ad eagerly test its virtues for ourselves—, ..
FEVER AND AGIIE.
A Case of Eight Illinithe Standing Citmlbillberdiatni' t flgt
land Bitttrs.—ldiglua.l - Kelly, No. iI7 GrantonititLimithdelti
street, says : frost July, While running on ftho 'river' op 4 .
cotton boat plying betweim Notches and bionfOrlenus, , l was
taken with fever and agne. For eight long months I suffered
with this dreadful disease. The greater pail of this time
was nnable to work, and spent at least fifty dollars for dff
ferent niedicisies, but I found no permanent relief. Thrte
woks ago, one of rity-friiinda insisted 141011 my tryingfltoer
have's Holland DEW?, saying that a cure was gurrranfeect.
After taking it fur one arch, I lutist state I was Et sound
tam,. I have been at 'amrk now for two weeks, and have
had no return of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify the alifite'statement Is true.
Titoism AIIAII9, Diamond Rouse,
Or at R. Cheater's, Gothic Bali,
lIEADACIIE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas LLsctitub, of Birmingham, sayd: "1 hare found
In Bisarluive's Bittern a remedy for headoehe and debility.
My wife has also used it with.tha grenteatheneat" ,
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
hiss experienced:mu:3i relief from Its use for headache.
READ TIJISI , •
A lid/ander': . Tratimony;--,/acialf Rlnskeurlivitig In the
Holland settlementaf Sheboygan, Wlsconsln, - Sayts: ." After
suffering for some Limo the misery attending.tWrontter pros
tration of wind and body, I have been rodor q i . by using
hoerhave's Holland Bitters, to perfect health."'
The fact of this tetnedy king - In stelrligh 'tektite among
the liolkoulani in Ii is Michigan, New York, in fact,
in, every Holland settlement in this Butted .Bbittair-i-nrilnell
much in its favor.
STRENOTII. AND ILEAtTiI RESTORE))
Mr. Juba Davidson, living . : ten mg. 104; Pittpliiugh, on
t he Pennsylvania. Canal, says: "Anew! canatnetieed taking
1h Holland - Bitters, I mild loudly ntnik-4tow,
enjoy excellent health."
%I'i:4l(N F.SS OF THE STOMACII AN)) INDIGESTION.
Audit, Owe! Cure Lffeefai by stioerfurres /Tolland Differs.
—The wife of Peter De Witte, living indlellkild . TOwn, She
buyipi county, WiSCOUSIII, suffered much from weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. Sho haffbeen.midor physi
cian's care for some time. but tho disease seemed to baffle
even his skill. She purchased some Hollow) Bittomat our
Lace, which has given tone te.lier stomach, bet appetite and
strength are returning, and we &tidy hellfire. that this Is
another great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful nines effected by
this remedy, but must wok another opportunity. Ous thing
you ran rely upon, what we have publishes! are from persons
much respected in ,nit cotnuinnity, and are literally trim
J. Qui
Editor Sheboygan lileushode, Slieboystubs.
A Cas6.4-.X.WP. , 4 , O II ;4'. II AoMd4 YXMA P T g I2II -rd . . 1 3t. 8 2er," 14 "
land Bitters.--00oWenencleisiin, of Pitted,tiain!'"X.lder
suffering tor lfiute wili!ths leithithetimixtistue=is pareof the
time so severely as to confine me to 1.14 ber.ll ludo been
entirely cured by using Doerhave's Holland Iniferii: Savo
had one attack since, but found aireost . foitiuStaneous relief
in the same medicine. It LS, in my opinion, a sure ratotOy
for rheumatism" . _ .....
NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather in likely to produce a great deal
of sicknem. To persons troubled with nervous orrheurnatic
affections, we would recommend Boorhwee'e Holland Bitters.
On referring to our columns you will find callitleates from
some of our first Merman and English citizens.-41-
vairio Raab. Zeffung.
TILE WORST 'FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED,
We aro at liberty to refer to emend well known tualle•
men, who ha - re used, thoroughly tested, and now recommend
Bun-where's Holland Bitters as a remedy for piles. We are
not at liberty to publish their munes, but will take pleasure
in referring imy person to them who.defiles this atitement.
For this inflection, one-half of the prescribed dose should
le token—say hoifteaspoonful—morrillig, .ttoon apd Mghty
ono hour beforo meals.
CAUTION! •
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has Intl/meg
many imitations, which the public should guard againEtti*,-
chasing. lie not persuaded to buy anything ebio until yolk
have given Boerhave's Holland Bitters a fair triaL Onebot
tle will convince you how infinitely superior It is to all these
imitations.
Soldinr at $1 per bottle, or sin bottles for $5, by tho Bole •
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, in., & CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
cur. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
R. K SELLERS & CO., Druggists;
corner Second and Wood streets.
A ud all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Allyghgny, Rirtnlngliam,
5110101,MA' and Teruperancevllle. sep29pitwly
DR. MORSE'S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE.
Health Restored and Life Lengthened
MORSE'S ENVIGORATING . EIIXID.
IT WILL replace weakness with strength,
Incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity, and this nut only without hazard of reac
tion. but with a happy elfect on the general orgatdzation.
447-11 ear in mind that all malailies, wherever they begin,
finish with the nervous system, and thalpthe pan:dilation of
the nerre of motion and sensation Is physical death. Bear
lu mind, also, that for every .kind of nervous &wise, the
Elixir Cordial is the only reliable preparation known.
CURB OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convey an admiate idea of the .111inedi
ate and nimoet miraculous change which it sacc.asions In the
diseased, debilitatodsttal shattered nervous system, whether
broken down by exceag , o, weak by nature, or Impaired „by
nicknesa—the unstrung aild relaxed °maul zatlon, 144: epee
braced, revivified and bnitt up. rho mental and illitadt4i4;
eymptunel of nervous dbiesea: vaniish together under Its iniktkr,' , ..g.
mutt'. Nor is the effect temporary; for the Cordial propertkii ,];
A.,41 the medleine reach tne ,•onstttritiou Itself, and restore
t o its normal condition.
LOSS U.F AMWAY, .
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood tothe head, melancholy, -
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self-dedructiou
—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, .general proatrittioarkrrn,Wll
- nervousness, inability to sleep, dPieuao.inctdent to:males,
decay or the propagating functions, hysteria, monomania,
vague, terrors, palpitation of, the iien.rt,dometengt,
clop, etc., from whatever, causes atialtig Ail - Ahern 1 4 any
reliance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely infal
lible.
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMAI.FFL
The unparalleled effects of this great TeatortitlAe In all
cum plaints incident to females, mark n new erain-the annals
of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been invented—
thousands of invigorants concocted—all purporting to be
specified In the various diseases and derangement! , to which
the delicate formation of woman render herllable. ,
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
Who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tre
mors, pains in the back, or any other &order, whether pe
culiar to her sex, or common Wheat 0cx..34--should give the
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
NIAR.E.I ED PERSONS,
Or others, will find this Cordial, after they have bot
tle ur two, a thorough a egenerator of tho system,i'ln all
directives are to t, found the happy gamete of heiilfliy off
spring, why avoid nut have been so but for this extraordi
nary preparation. And it is equally potent fur the many
diseases fur which it Is recommended. Thousands of young
men have bee matured by using it, and not in a single M
aumee has it failed to benefit them-
PERSONS ON PALE COMPLEXION,
)r. cousuruptivo habits, ore restored by the use of n bottle or
we to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pale, yel
ow, sickly color, ton beautitultorid complexion.
TO TILE MISGUIDED
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects Pri[Ahmed
by early habits of youth, viz: weakness of the hit& anti
limbs, pains in the head, slimness of sight, lesauf .muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspopsin, nervous kilts,
billty, denusgement of the digestive functions, general di.-
billty, symptoms of cons - umptimut, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are much .to lie
dreasteil. L 0321 of memory, confusion of ideas, depression of
spirits, evil foniliodings, aversion to society, self-distrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of the evils produced.
All thus satiated,
BEFORE .CONTEMPLATING MAURIAGE,
Should retlect.that a sound mind and body are the must ne
cessary regulative to promote connubial hupplutets;
without ,these, the Journey through life becomes w weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the view; tho mlud
lx•romes shadowed with deapafr, and filled with the melan
choly inflection that the happiness of another becomes
blighted with your own.
CEESECE
Dr. Morse's Inviguratingeordial has bean counterfeited by
some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will bare the proprietor's
fae-shnile pasted over the rock of each bottle, and the follow
ing words blown in the glass
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial.
C. H. RING, Proprietor, N. Y.
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pirriiirottles
—price three dollars per bottle, two for fire &liars" six fur
twelve dollars. C. H. RING, Proprietor,
19'2 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Canada
and the West Indies.
• AGENTA:
Pittsburgh Dtt. GEO. H. KEYSER, N 0.140 Wood st
-FLEMING BROS, No. al 'Wood ntrect ;
R. E. SELLERS, Wood street.
Allegheny City....BECKHAM k VII ENN ; •
- -
JAMES T. SAMPLE it CO.;
J. P. FLEMING.
Agent for Obio.l.J. D. PARR, Cincinnati.
. _
F.BrowiiciEsiince of JomnicaVing er.
THIS ESSENCE is a preparation of unusual
excellence. In ordinary Iliarrba*,• incipient cholera,
in short, In ail cases of prostration of theffigeativelitnctions,
It is of inestiamble salve. bluing the prevalence of epidemic
cholera and summer complaints, it is peculiarly efficacious;
no family, individual or traveler should be without it.
Cstrrios.—Be sure to get the genuine Essence, which to
prepared only by F. BROWN, at his Drug mad Chemical
Store, N. E. corner of Fifth and Chestnutstreetsfthiladel
phin, and for sale by all the respectable Apothecarksi in the
United States, and In Pittsburgh by
B. A. Pmmcsroort co.,
KRAUT & CO. -7_
And In Allegheny by .. - • '
• IL' P. SCIIWARTZ,
seP 6 lerrldmr] • LEE A. BECKHAM;
Palmer's CelebratedEpics:n . 4'll Sauce.
STANDS preeminent for filoiring Soups,
Oravies, Fish, Zest., Game, Lc. , salsits;'ell good
honseortves to try It Trice 2.5 cents per bottle,,at all Oroce
rY srcree in the United States and Ctituulsel.. ,
Pot tele by NrCLIAIG and Sill. KEYSER, TEtiLnrgh.
PI T. WRIGHT:A' CO..
?Al Market street, Phladelph.le.
Janl6:dAwlyls
SILK PLUSH, for Cloak Trimming., fur Pi
ot Na 91 ll'Qod street, [dea] J. WILL'ON s ziON
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