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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITI
OEO F. tali-MORE. J. B. MuNTOOMEILT
GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY,
PROPRIETORS AND EDITORS.
MONDAY MORNING
We said, more than a year ago, that Know
Nothingism could not be permanent, and that in
the end the whole K. N. party would be sold out
to the Abolitionists. The process of sale is now
going on rapidly, and the design is to consumate
the transfer this winter at Washington.
How do our former - friends—those Democrats
who left our party to join the new party secretly
—like the disposition that is about to be made
of them ? Will they follow their leaders and turn
Abolitionists ? That certainly was far from the
thought of most of them when they left our ranks.
They would not he warned ; will they still follow
the lead of politicians who care nothing for
them, or for Abolitionism either, only so far as
it serves their own selfish purposes.
William H. Seward wants to be President.
He can only succeed by the formation of a gren
northern party, strong enough to carry every
et northern State. To do this, or to gain any hope
of doing it, it is necessary not to fuse with the
Know Nothings, but to compel the K. N.'s to
come into their ranks, and be the mere hewers
of wood and drawers of water under Abolition
leaders. No fusion or division of the spoils is
offered. The K. N.'s one and all must serve in
the ranks. Like the English army in the Indies,
which is officered by Englishmen and the ranks
filled up by sepoys or native soldiers, so the Re
publican party is to be commanded and officered
by Abolitionists. and drill sergeants of the Gar
rison and Greeley school will he employed to
teach the K.. N. recruits the manual.
That discipline will be pretty severe upon some
of our late Democratic friends. Commencing
with the simplest exercises first, the new recruits
will be required to shout lustily such compound
words as •' Doughfaces," " Manstealers," Ne
braska Iniquity," Southern Bullies, - and vari
ous other well known terms of awful sound but
very little sense. The next exercise will be a
little harder, implying, as it does, sonic wear and
tear of conscience in the way of a few falsehoods
that at first seem wicked, but habit, it is said,
makes them easy. They must say that the
Democracy is pro-slavery: that the Democratic
party and the present President desire to make
Kansas a slave State ; that the President is help
ing Atchison to drive the free State men out of
that Territory; that Passmore Williamson is
martyr, and Reeder a victim: that the Union is
only worth forty cents per head to the people of
the north : that the constitution should 1.0 pub-
lirly burned, :I.+ tlarri , on did it : that the no
f . ll Lieinewriits are all dough and .ntither
Liiiii.erati , all thieves; that VI :Ilium
and llorace Greeley Is his prophet
that every tmin must subscribe for the Trd,et
awl vote exactly as it bid , them. That i= ahou
the extent of the manual, and 14 , thoeratic K
N.'.s trint,t Le preplired t, Like their fir,t Ie
, 00rt. for Greely i at Washington arranging the
plan of the next cluriti., , ,u, and the ,ur
render of Know Nothingi,ni is nearly c,0n1,1,4441.
Is . itch the rise. and <ucb the ile!r - radatdin
which the part}• must so submit, that
cent ago Inntsted itq vict4.,ries nil orcr
men ! But the fall i apparently unavoidable
and those who don't like it, should stand fron
under as fast as pii:sihle, and crime right i
the Denn , cratic rank,
It i, it remark of some traveled philosopher
that a man cannot he a good America❑ until
ha , vi,ited Eur,pc. Thy e6ntra! , ‘ of our fry
don and prosperity With E uro peon
and poverty. makes hint lore hi' , country better
ever after,
We are not sure, but ,at the same
principle, the K. N. would make an excellent
Democ . rat. The contrast of our party principles
with Know Nothingiam, would make a .striking
impression upon a new convert to our kmlltical
faith. And we doubt not it would be a lilcasant
as striking. IVe wish that about three ttousand
of them in this county would try it.. The rest
may do the bidding of Fred. Douglass, Onrrison,
Greeley. and Seward, if they choose.
Dnrroks OF POST.--I Raw R call of a uouitliittee in
the Union on Saturday morning, and find xliy name
among the names of the Committee. It pr4esses to
be the Democratic Executive Committee of the city.
New, I wish to know where that Committe came
from? Who appointed it? When was it ap .ointed
Was it done according to the usages of the plrirty, or
any rule heretofore known? An answer these
questions will oblige Yours. &e.,
The writer of the above note is a well known,
sound, and excellent Democrat, and ent4led to
all the information we can give him on t4ie sub-
ject.
Two years ago, a City Democratic CoMmittee
was held, of which Jacob McCollister wag Chair
man. It was proposed that the delegates from
each ward give to the Chairman the naud' of one
person from their several wards, as suitable per
sons to servo on the Executive Committ4 for a
year. The Chairman of the Conventio4 made
those persons the Committee, making Mr. Charles
Barnett Chairman of it. That was tw l ;,j years
ago. Last year, in December, the term k that
Committee expired. They could hohi t over,
though, until a new Committee was appointed
by a competent authority. But instead 4 that
last year Mr. Barnett appointed a new Ckurnit.
tee for a special purpose. That purpose iwas t,
get up a " fusion " for the benefit of
It was done, and nobody seemed to caredo in
quire how it was done.
Mr. Barnett's motive was all right edough.
Ile is not a fusionist, as he has fully shown since
then; and be chose to throw upon others the
responsibility of that movement.
Batt we know of no usage, rule or precedent
by Which the. chairman of one Committee can
appoint another Committee to take it.: place.
Sue!) C , munittees should el33llllte from the peo
ple through their Conventions. But we would
care less for the way this l'ommittee was got up
than for the delay of its Chairman in calling a
meeting. lie has neglected to call the Commit
tee together until it is perhap, too late t,, have a
party nomination fur Mayor. Was it Ili, lesign
to stave off all patty action till Mr. Vole could
get the field, procure Democratic signatures to a
call, and render it impossible for the Democracy
to organize in full force.
There are the names of good men on the Com
mittee, but it appears that they have not been
consulted at all, as is evident front the foregoing
note of Mr. Irwin.
If that Committee, when it meets next Thurs
day, undertakes to endorse Mr. Vole, we shall
give to its action just as much force and con
sideration as we see fit. And in that course we
know we shall be sustained by some of the Com
mittee themselves. We append the call
The Democratic Executive Committee of Pittsburgh are
requested to meet at the SL Charles Hotel. on THURSDAY,
the 19th instant. at 11 o'clock A. M. A full attendant,. i s
requested.
The (taloa - fug named gentlemen compose the Committee:
J no. C. Dunn, Jio. M. Irwin,
Jno. 11. Bailey, Wm. Bennett,
W. J. Anderson, Thos. Hinton,
John Dunwoodv, Wm. Wilson,
Joseph Feitwelf, M. Connolly,
1 , i - oath! Felix. Arch. Kelly,
Henry Rea, James A. Irwin,
Wm. Alexander. B. Flannigan,
Richard Hughes, Thos. S. Rowley.
Wu. J. ANDZILSON, JNO. C. DUNN', Chairman.
Secretary.
AT the Democratic primary meetings, in two
at least of the Wards of Allegheny city, strong
resolutions were adopted condemnatory of the
Judges of the Supreme Court for their action in
regard to the Penitentiary Inspectors. We have
not seen the resolutions but the purport of
them of course is that Gen.. Moorhead should not
have been re-appointed.
DECEMBER
IT TURNS OUT SO
(1, \rliat a fall is there, my courar
JAMES A. 11t,:AVIN
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The Directors of the Bank of Northumberland
recently elected Wm. Cameron, Esq., of Lewis
burg, President, by a unanimous vote.
John M. Shrock, the defaulting Treasurer of
Holmes Co., Ohio, has been sentenced to one
year's imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
Hon. Charles Jackson, formerly a Justice of
the Supreme Court of Massachusetts, died
Boston on Wednesday, aged eighty years.
The Cincinnati Court of Common Pleas sat
from Monday to Thursday before a jury to try
Arrison, the infernal machine. could be em- '
pannelled.
President Pierce has issued his proclamation
announcing that New Foundland has given her
assent to the Reciprocity treaty between the
United States and the British Provinces.
The Jury who tried Lewis Baker fur the mur
der of Bill Poole, have been discharged, as they
were unable to agree. A portion were fur con
viction of murder, others for manslaughter, and
the rest for acquittal entirely.
A three mile race between Lecompte and Ar
row came off over the Metairie course, New Or
leans, un the sth inst. The contest terminated
in favor of Arrow, which wan the two last heats.
Time-6:00, 5:59, 6:03: track exceedingly heavy.
The village of Franektown, N. 11., was almost
entirely destroyed by fire, Dec. 12th. The prin
cipal sufferers are lion. Wm. Bixby, Starrett &
Downs, and L. K. Browe. A strong wind blew
at the time.
Six steam engines, designed for mills, have
been manufactured at the foundry and shop of
Mr. Dickinson, at McConnellsville, Morgan co.,
since April last, and have been shipped to their
destination in Kansas. This is doing good ser
vice for thlft rising Territory.
Professor Longfellow's reputation as a poet,
says the Cincinnati Commercial, is just now
suffering severely from a " vertical fire, - as a
critic with a Sebastopol education would say.
If the Professor would deign to communicate his
thoughts to his ma.ster, the public, ho would
probably say, as GortschakotT wrote to the Czar,
during the •' infernal fire of the final bombard-
our works suffer "
By a cunningly-devised system of laying tales
according to the valuation of property, and of
distributing it according tvbe population, New
York is compelled to contribute towards State
education $271,1;1!1 annually, while it receives,
under the rule of distribution adopted in ISfil.
hut $lOO,OOO, leaving the city losers nearly
5160,0(m. We gather this from the report
A. lf. Green, one of the S.:houl Commissiuners o
the cit, male to the Board uf Education.
In the Councils, on Tlinr.da
lie City Controller tli;l4 n report uptii
amount of taxation reluirei fur the expenses of
IS:A',. The amount of money required f.r the
Hpense , , of the various department: , for IS:.li, i.
-1.3`.14.K00. The amount receipt. the
department, i. e,tiniate,l at $1,1;
'16( . 11 W 1 i; i•inr t z , z2, ;1.9, 196
Ill,lll+ of \
'A/U.11410 11111 1 / 1 , r111 , 1 hy ',ninon 1%0111
attolv pay the iuterr-.: Dui tic city dcht, •Itt
uu tht. t Jatiwiry
A ItcroL - rioN n Ml4,Acill ,ETI,
nittniripal elevtions of Boston, Lowell,tt or
eester. Charle.ittown, Roxbury. Nuatiaryport find
Springfield, the K11 , ,W \ ,, I1111.1;~ were
defeal, , ,l I , y the "CitlZt . ll,l party Tbis Cil
,,j,lert'd indicating an anti-Know re
action in l linasitcliusett-iii, and it dues look very
uh like it. Su much rim that Iris. Legi•lutur
Cf.NcEirr NII:c Par
I% , ncert, which wnn t., have cynic , ~ 1 1 th
ha- been utinv , idahly p e ar , !
gill prat ably take place early in Jarman.
THE NICARAGUA FILLIUUSTERS
CREME]
Dpi rhr f'rr.•:drur ft . the ("f"ted Stn: ey
Whereas, information Ims been received by me
that sundry person , , citizens of the United States
and others, residents therein, are preparing with
in the jurisdiction of the same to enlist, or enter
themselve,, or to hire ur retain others to partici
pate, in military operations within the State. ul
Nicaragua
Now, therefore, I, Franklin Pierce, President
of the United States, du warn all persons against
einnecting, themselves witli any such enterprise
or undertaking, an being contrary to their duty
as good citizens and to the laws of their country,
and threatening to the peace of the United States.
I do further admonish all persons who may
depart from the United States, either singly or in
numbers, organized or unorganized, for any such
purpose, that they will thereby cease to be enti
tled to the protection of this government.
I exhort all good citizens to discountenance
and prevent any such disreputable anti criminal
undertaking as aforesaid, charging all officers,
civil and military, having lawful power in the
premises, to exercise the same for the purpose of
maintaining the authority and enforcing the Laws
of the United States.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
laud and caused the seal of the United States to
ie affixed to these presents.
Done at the city of Washington, the eighth day
L of December, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty-five, and of the independence of
he United States the eightieth.
By the President
W. L. MARCY, Secretary of State
Supposed Loss of a Ship with Five Hun
dred Persons on Hoard.
The fate of the ship Guiding Star, which has
been missing several mouths, is now exciting the
most painful interest, and it is feared that the
worst has befallen her and her living freight.
Under the command of ('apt. M'Clelland, an ex
perienced seaman, she took her departure from
Liverpool for Melbourne ou the 4th of January
last, with upwards of 400 passengers or emi
grants—men, women and children,—which, with
the crew, officers and seamen, make tho whole
number on board about 500—all told. Previous
to her sailing she underwent a thorough over
haul, under survey, and commenced the voyage
with every prospect of making a quick and sue
•emsfnl run. It appears , that on the 9th of Feb
ruary she was spoken by the Boston barque,
Kate, Captain Ilagings, in lat. It; G S., long.
I , i IV., showing that her passage up to that date
ut d h-en rapid, and that if she had experienced
imih:r favorite weather, she would have niade
he inn to the colony in seventy day% or so.
'nhappily, idnia , that time nothing has been
card , if the ill-fatal ship. and it is supposed
hat ..he must hate encountered some terrific
veather, and hart , foundered.
(Parris.;lNT. ova Q 1 ARTERS. —The following
strange story appears in a late English paper
A most extraordinary instance of fox preser
vation lately occurred at Comlogan Castle. Rey
nard returned there after running a wide ring,
hut, finding his earth closed, took a line for the
lining-room window. A visitor who was watch
' ing the hunt from the turret, and was puzzled to
hear one cr two of the hounds bay up to the
window, while the whole of the field were dig
ging furiously at a drain outside of the garden,
descended into that room, and found Mrs. Phil
lips knitting before the fire. On telling her how
oddly the fox had been lost, she quietly rose,
and, opening the door of a cupboard, showed
him the animal lying curled up on one of the
shelves. It seems that he had dashed through
the glass, and sued for compassion. Mrs. Phil
lips rang for her maid, and while the latter kept
guard against the hounds at the window she
found a refuge for the fox. She kept him there
all night and fed him. The cunning animal soon
became familiar with the domestics, and allowed
them to pat his head before he was let out next
morning into hie native woodland wild."
Two Pictures
lESEEEMEE
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Exhausted, on her couch a eicic girl lay,
Pale as a white run, withering. Fitfully
Ear fragile form shook with the frequent cough,
Like a frail leaf, which the November blast
Is loosening on the bough.
PTOTURE SECOND.
Full of Life,
Joy in her eyes, and on her cheek the tint
Of roses when they open, that young girl
Moves with elastic step among her friends,
Who late had thought her dying. Swift relief
In Dr. Rogere' Peerluta Remedy
The maiden found. What cured her? Question her,
And eagerly the rescued will reply,
TAR, LIVERWORT, and CARCRILA6II7A.,
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THE NEWS
The Trial of Baker—Proteating Attorney.
The trial of Lewis Baker, in Sew York, for
,hooting Poole, terminated on Wednesday, and,
up to last evening, the Jury had not agreed up
on a verdict. Before the case was submitted to
the Jury, and alter the charge of the Judge, Mr.
Brady, Baker's counsel, excepted to the Judge's
charge for stating that facts were proved, which
are the facts in dispute before the jury. Mr.
Brady said: I therefore except in the first place
to the whole of your Honor's charge upon these
facts, on the ground that your Honor is not n
juror; that your opinion on the fact, is of no
consequence, and that you have n., right to ex-
press it.
The Judge—And the Court respectfully differs
with counsel as to that.
Mr. Brady—l want to know whether your
Honor is a juror or not, and I appeal front your
Honor's opinion as to the fact; to which we sepa
rately object.
The Judge—That you have a right to du.
Mr. Brady--That I know I have a right to do,
:Ind I will now state in detail those separate ex
pressions or opinion no to the fact- , to which we
.eparatcly except.
I. lour Honor state- that three men armed
w.th pistols entered Statiwix Half. I except to
your Honor'' , stating that there is any such testi
mony iu this case. It i, a , 111, , ti011 of tact l'or
thi, jury whether l'audeen was armed or not.
Deati saes he saw no pistol with him.
2. Your Honor says that Baker sow Turner
after the first affray nt Stanwix Hall. We under
-tand th e evidence to be exactly the reverse
that he sought Turner before either of the af
frays at Stanwix Hall hal occurred, and we sub
mit that to the jury. I have entire confidence in
this jury, and in their recollection of the testi
mony. I have entire confidence in their com-ci
entioustiess, their integrity, and their courage,
and that they will vindicate their right and duty
to express their own opinions on the facts unin
fluenced by Court or counsel. •
3. Your Honor asks this question of the jury,
''Why did they leave the City Hotel unless it
was to renew—as Baker expressed it— the ball
which had been opened in the evening '!" I ex
cept to that.
4. Your Honor says that I'audeen locked the
door. I except to that as being a controverted
point.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
5. I except to your Honor's ruling, if it be a
ruling, that the frequenting of tippling-houses
on a Sunday morning is against the law, and I
protest against its being introduced as having
any connection whatever with this case.
Mr. Clark—lt is an ordinance—not a law.
Mr. Brady—l don't care if it was the law de
livered by an angel specially sent from God on
earth ; it has nothing to do with the question of
the guilt of this prisoner.
6. I except to your Honor's remark that that
was an unlawful and suspicious visit. I say it
was lawful—perfectly lawful.
Mr. Brady went on in the same style, enume
rating twenty-four distinct reasons for excepting
to the charge, one of which was as follows:
" Your Honor, in reference to a certain hypo
thesis of this case, suggested that it would be
a case of murder, but a very proper one for the
jury to recommend to mercy. I have conferred
with my client, and he is a man of intelligence.
He has great respect for this jury, and a great
love of life, but he authorizes me to say that if
this jury find him guilty of premeditated mur
der, he would not respect them as citizens if
they recommended him to mercy." [Sensation.]
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FROM WASItINGTON.
Correspondence of the Morning Pont.i
WASHINGTON, December 13, 1855.
Baas not elected—Conservative men in dm major
ity —l;:forts to secure votes—President making
not delayed—Lobby members— Threals-:-
will control legislation—The Senate—Corn Shel
lers—..V. election to-day.
•
When I closed my last letter, Mr. Banks was
increasing his vote for Speaker of the House, and
many expressed their belief of his election ; but
he could not get above 107, six votes less than
necessary to a choice, and yesterday his vote
declined to 105. All consider that he has reached
his highest figure, and that some new man or
some new combination must be propOsed before
opposition elements will be able to fuse suffici
ently to secure a majority. A great pressure
has been brought to bear upon some half dozen
men from New York, Ohio and Indiana, but they
have resisted manfully, and receive as their re
compense the unbounded abuse of the Black
Republicans. 'laving withstood the blandish
ments of Abolitionism, it is . not probable they
will succumb to its denunciations. Indeed, an
impression begins to prevail, that there is a ma
jority of conservative men in the House, and
that Black Republicanism cannot triumph under
any circumstaneest.
The little speech of Mr. Campbell, withdrawing
his name as a candidate for the Speaker's Chair,
is pregnant with suggestions respecting the vote
cast for Banks, and the means by which it has
been secured. Mr. Campbell averred that he
could not he elected without modifying his well
known views on the subject of slavery, or making
such pledges as would render him the object of
scorn among all honorable men. He had reach
ed eighty-one votes. Mr. Banks stands orrthe
same Abolition platform, and has received one
hundred and seven votes—an addition of twenty
six. It is very easy to imagine that Mr. Banks,
or his friends for him, have given assurances to
these gentlemen that their wishes in thearrange
ment of the Committees will lie .ratified, or
that some other consideration has been found
available towards accomplishing the desired end.
The present is the President -making session of
Congress, and it is not clear that the country is
a loser by the delay in the organization of the
House, or that parties cannot marshal their forces
as successfully without a speaker as with one.
The National Conventions will meet by and by,
and members of Congress usually devote them
selves with much earnestness towards directing
the selection of candidates, and after they have
been chosen, with equal earnestness to the suc
cessful opening of the presidential campaign.
This work is now progressing just as well with
out us with au organ nation. The Democrats
have laid the corner stone of their platform fur
the presidential campaign, and the Africans are
hard at work consolidating the heterogeneous
materialsol'tvbich their, is composed. The third
party and the scattering men, now lying about
loose, are lo ikers ini, doubtful as yet where to
go, or what to do. Until they have resolved as
to their future course, the contest will go on.
The lobby of the House of Representatives is
full of the men of the Pd.ick Republicans, among
them being Ilreelcy. Welih, Weed, Senator.i
vutn
tier, Wilson and Dale, and others of less note.
tireeley is the Commander-in-Chid . . With his
sinister ph; siogniony, bald head and spectacle s .
he look• like a skint of evil, a , he peer, over the
liar of the House. watching the progress or the
sneer's:dye Every :Northern man who
e ii o , rioniit t.. tin iteration is intirkisl, and
threatenei with I ...pleasure and
the Nengeanee of the, eiti,titiient- Like Mil
ton.- -•!•.r.: l'a , oll-- tic- p cf
national principles an•l the force , •I troth. W
ill
iris' him and his hateful crew barn ti• the dens
and CaV', 3a'! dCfe3l
In addition to the foe; now nearly •lein 4o:tre
k-I. that the conservative men hate a lilljority
4 the if. 4 liepresentatire--, it is admitted
01l that the of the
-eissioil and in party w :trial,. the Democratic
party will late greatly the adsantage. It lack',
number, it is true, but il etobraces nearly all
the old and experienc,sl aletaken.i, those =killed
in the science of legislation and parliamentary
tactic , . An CallerienCed leader is always set
down t3lllal to fifteen "Vote, in a party contest
agnitii-t a new member Nir Campbell will be
he leader of the 1,„, he s+ rather n
guerilla than the able tactitinn, competent to I
lead 3 party SllCCe ,, fillty, et . oll when it
that to which it is opposer'.
The Senate i- making haste slowly, having
yesterday. the ninth day of the session, appoint
ed its standing Committees. The old Senators
occupy pretty much the snail positions as 'luring
the last session Mr Mason is Chairman of the
I ' . , lntnittee nit F ' ore'ign Affairs, Mr. Douglas, of
Territories. Mr. Wright, on Manufactures, and
so on. Mr. Itr , lheal is Chairman of the Corn
mittee on Claims, and a member of the Commit
tee on Finrinve
.-1,r , ,,,5.pf the corn- , heller c,ntr,y e r.y in the
Po,', the Patent 0111,e ha• granted, during the
week, patent, rur two imprevement, in corn
ske•llers to citizen., of your St.ate--one to James
J. John.toil of Allegheny city, and the other tn
Jeremiah .. , uith, of ilummektown, Dauphin
county
The Hong. , pursues the even tenor of its war,
to-day, the African, voting steadily for Ranks,
yet his vote •iecrea,e, slightly Fuller has risen
to •;t. It was rumored last night that a rally
would lie made to-day on Campbell, but up to
this moment. hall pit two o'clock, no movement
of that sort has been attempted The prospect
of consummating an election now is no better
than on the first day of the session. Fifty
five ballots have succeeded each other without ac
complishing the first step. The opposition have
a large majority, and upon it must rest all the
responsibility. There is some talk of resorting
LO a plurality, hut a majority, fearful that it
would elect one of tho Africans, will oppose that
proposition. MERCER.
ff5llM
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MEM
EI=MI
oio- Worms I Worms I f --Various theory' i have
been started relative to,the origin of intestinal worms, and
)et the question ix still a Velr4Llle among rotund
ties. Of one fact, however, all are informed. and ia which
alLagree--the fatal nature of the influence they exert oil
children. 7tt this :LL'I49OII of tho year, the attack-, of Wornx
are , lnost frequent, as well as most danger... take
great pleasure in directing the attention of parents to the
Vehnifilge of Dr. 3rtnn, ft io ne of the met exi
nary meilielnea ever Introduced L. tiepublic. And lon err
holed of success when tried.
Purchasers will lie careful to aek for Dr. .111iter's
Odebrabyl Verinifiv, and Lake untie else. Al othcr Vvr
ntifuges, iu curuparieott, are worthless.
Dr. WLane'e genuine Vermifuge, aleo hix relehmtk.
Pill, can now he had at all respectable Drug Stores
United Statem and Canada.
Also, for sale by thu sole proprietors,
FLEMING BROS.,
Suecesmurs to J. Kidd Ai C.,
decl7:dii‘v] No. GO Wood street, corner of Fourth
447-sarsaparilla rs. Calsclialagna.--&.m af
ter tine introduction of the Inert, Catmintlagua into this coun
try, it was found that as au anti-Eu:l,osllth,, rebrifnge, and
tonic, It was tar superior to the best Brazilian Sarsaparilla
In Liver complaints, Scrofula, and Pulmonary affection,. it
was administered with marked MUTE... The qualities uo
have named it retains In all their atrength w lien roinildined
nith Liverwort and Tar, in the form of Dr. RGyi,a' Syrup of
LiDerru, , ri, Tar and thnchobitma The demand for this great
anti-Onetimptlve medicine is enormous, and comtantly in
ioNred,any result of its ellevis. Tine limits of an
entire newspaper would be inadequate to present the evidence
in its favor, which, without solid„--tion, 11.1 accumulated in
our hauls. For that, am! other information. we must refer
tine searcher after truth Ins the pamphlet, distributed gratm
tously by our Agents. &se also long advertis..ment.
/Li- For sale, wholesale and retail, by It. E. SELLERS et:
CU., corner Wood and Sorianel str,ets.
;;told also by HENDERSON & BRO. Liberty street; 1
SCHWARTZ, and BECKHAM & NIcKENN AN, AIIPg
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41,6 - Important to Formers—New Dtscov
erles.--VMETABLE CATTLE INAVITER.—T)me PoN
dery are pot up to .rue 1,11111., parks, and are really 11
mgt 'lily h.r tlitt incitiont to ;wrote& one
11.11 d other animals, but they We no exrnllet
article to doprutto the eundititai of the 14111114.
FL/. Niklh linos, they nut only improve the runtiltion
mils!, rims, hid they increase the quantity an well as in
tt
prut, 4lU:llity of milk and LaMar. Tho proprietors en
that it ineristison tins iv - middy of batter form half a pound t
a pound a meek to each Cony, WllllO tll 4 / 1 30 1.'1191J11,4 1010 1111\
triod it nay 11 !MIMI .1141 a half to tam inmndo per st - n -k, V.' ILi
the same kind of feed as before. Of ono thing we are re
ton, all Wino into It WI, Will one it all the time, and sat
looney by Chu ,pursaion 141 wulf mt Intpnme the apisuunr k
thuir et,rk. Pricy Z's runts n parr; papvill fur $l.
GEt). 11. KEYSER,
Curt., Of W u i etr,t and Virgin alivy,
.H:O2 and ftetAil Agent.
tS..Sands' Sinrunparllla.-.11/voiti,..,t,on and ex
perinient have demonstrated that upon tin tin
11,4 ilertena. the health or the laxly. Cnseiiiiehtl 3 , I.
disease In the ithapeof Serafula.
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that the matrett it rum:trona have la•c•iiiie ttiert, and impart
hate lieu engendered the boil whirl, are virkitig
their tray t, the aurfaer. i I•A.N DS . iitANAPAIiILLA IA 4,-
pr 1.1.11) pteparial ti• remedy hw. and aliould la•
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::.1.1,::.1.1,1411..3.m.b> rk.d stall, by I tit,. II • li [TIER., 110
str,..l.
rib- Stocking' and Hosiery for INinler
If y•di k.1..01 aunt yotir pmeho.l with 1..1 :3 n 1 •11
L 0 take our and C
ner Market alley and Fifth ntratet, and Imp st.u.
.-1,44nt 11110 make p•or lot far! a
.•nalortabl, DUX al., =keel and golll ever, lariott
11,0 , ry that you can metwtioxl..at wiwiegain 11.11,1 ~tail.
Ili member Elio place, corn r of Ilarkot alley and Fill
straast.
oct4
prrT S B RG H ---
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
Lys/ RANCE Coil P ANY,
COIZNER OP WATER AND lIAREET STI:EKT. 4
PITTSBURGH . , PA.
ROBK111" A LAV AT, Preald, , nt
J,uA. D. AFfity., 6x.r.tarT•
Itar•This Company maknq exery iti.nrunce apportainiin;
.! 1 , 1111,1.4 With LIFFII MIMS.
A ice. ai,,,,Lnist HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the 0
and Nlikaisedi,pl Rivera and rrihntarbm. and I A RISE KIS
And ataund Una and liarnagy by Fire, and c
P.,11e of tin, era and Inland Narloation and Trainfix,rtatl,
Policies imaall at the lovremt mitt. conelateut oat., asfety
all parties.
DITLECTOII.9.
Robert thavroy, Alexandar Bradley,
Jorno• S. Mon, John YuHorton,
John 31*Alpin, Samuel Si'Clurkon.
William Philhrno, JAIIIO3 W. !Lohman.
John Scott, Charlee Arbuthnot,
J0t.31.11 P. Gazzom, 31. D., putrid Mcb , Y.
.111111e1 Manihall, John 11.1Xi111,
Horatio N. Leo, I:Ott: noting.w 110,17
_____
MARILNE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
11.1\EFACTURERS' INSURANCE COMP'
OF PHILADELPHIA
ClitItTER PKTSPITIILL--6fOCTIM IIY THE ' , TATE nr I'CNNSI, tNIA
Chartered Capital, 5500,000.
FIRE, .1/..4 R/NE AND LVZAXD TRANSPriIiniTIO.N
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, Presi.les
ORRIN Ito 6 EltS, Secretary.
GE.OROE Yu Treasurcr.
DIRECTORS.
Aaron S. Llppluaott, William B. Tloana.,
Mahlon Gillingham. iVil hall" N ast
N icholus Cl. Taylor. Alfred Wmio..
aria Edward E Jones,
Joseph !Lady, James Smyth.
4/4e1111,1 Company has tar n organise...l with a Oodl Cap
tat. and the Directors have IteLerulhaed to adapt the husino ,
to its L.. 4111310 ream:tram. Tu obsorso prudence ill rundur
ing its affair., with aprompt adjuittutent of loos,.
Pittahorgh 0121leo, No. 58 Wotur street
J. NEWTON JONES, A EchT
Th, following well known and revon,ible tirniA in Pat
burgh have authorized rvforrnee to than. with regard 1.1 t
ty and moundness of the )inn n facturer.' ip , u ran,
C,.aipany.
Kramer S Rahnt,
P. Smith & Co
.1,11,, Tiernan &
- -
British & Continental Exchange
,tquirrLus DRAWN DV
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & VO.
ON THE UNION BANK, L oNho.v,
Iv Scut nr Li AND CIVIADS.
4 - Thome Urnita an. NVallabl.• at all the principal Toon
of ENULAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND. and the DOI
TIN ENT.
tV e Mao draw SD/HT BILLY on
M. A. Grunettntim & Ball lu,
FRANK - PO le .1 MA /A%
whides rors as a rtmlithineo t o a ll port a of ii ERMAN
ITZER LAND and 10LLAN
I ., rsons Intending to travel may pnw tire, throanli
11.. Letters id' Credlt, on which Niolley Can Lo oi , tuiDe.i.
ar
eded., In any part of Europa,
COLIANTIONS of MIA Noten, awl other sennritaal in Rani,
will roevive prompt attention.
WILLIAM 11. WILLIAMSL CO.,
inh2l Wood, corner Third aireota
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN IC SHOENBEROF.R, Pinninlent.
ROBERT PINNEY, ti,retary.
C. W. BATCHELOR. General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
MARINE AND FIRE RISES.
DIRECTORS.
- •
J. IL Shoenborger, G. W. Coen,
C. W. Batchelor, W. K. Nita ' irk,
Isaac M. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, IC D. Cochran.
It. T. Leech, Jr., John A. C'arighey
George S. Selden ' 8. S. Bryan,
David XrCandleas.
-. • .
4.-J1 - All Losses sustained by. parties insured under policies
issued by this Company will be liberally" adjusted and prompt
ly paid at its OFFICE, No. 99 WATER STREET. 11
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 8300,000.
Ala-Insure Duldings and other Property against Loss or
Damage by Fire, and the Perils of the Sea and Inland NMI
- and Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. F. Johnston, Itody Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carrier, W. M'Cilotock, Jas. P. Tanner,
George W. Smith, W. 8. Haven, D. E. Park,
I. Grier Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
A. J. Jones, J. H. Jones, H. It. Cogsahall
OFFICERS.
President Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON
Vice Presilad ........ BODY PATTERSON.
Seey and Treas......A. A. CARRIER.
Xrif - Balm of a Thousand Flowers, for
beautifying the complexion, and eradicating all TAN, PIZ
PLO and FRECLILLS from the face. Sold at Dr. MEER'S 140
Wood street. JanBo
•
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• 4..,*‘'
•• • 44. P t•SIP•
=ME
a , ..tie..l.mreal. Dispatch. Union and Chronicle copy three
tatota and c7otrfi Post.l
moNONGAIIELA NAVIGATION CO.-
NLITICE TJ nOCKHOLDERS.—The Annual meet.
the : , .tockholdery of the Monangah..l. Navigation
C.nopany mill be held. a required by lair, on THURSDAY,
the. 10th day of January, Kies at the office of the (...mtpany,
N.,. 75 Limit street, in the city of Pittsburgh. at 2 o'clock P.
N., for the election of officers for the mauling year.
'1 xl7: WM.BA K E.LL, :Secl
0—
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- nAL:4 - ..•ixt FIR-108 lbe justt received and
LiP fur salr by klut - 17j FLEMING BROS.
1
LOVES-1000 lbs just received and for sale
[doel7l FLEMING BROS.
DAVIS' PAIN-KILLER-8 gross for sale
ily de1 . 171 FLEMING BROS.
MUSTARD—EngIish, in tins, for sale by
/ docl7 FLEMING BROS.
ARROW ROOT—Amerman and Bermuda,
a larhr.. supply J,l re. elved mud for .11r by
FLEMII , 4I BROS.
AIT 'LITE LEAD-1000 kegs for sale by
decl7 FLEMINO BROS.
CA RBONATE AMMONIA—For sale by
dt,l7 FLEMINO BROS.
CONCENTRATED LYE—A new article for
making Swap---one pound worth ton of potash: for sale
by
,k1e4,17] FLAMING BROS.
11 IL SASSAFRAS-350 lbs for sale by
‘-"f B. A. FAIINESIWK & CO.,
, , corner ?Ina and Wood Ms.
ALEN. SENNA-700 lbs for sale by
c 1,17 It. A. FAHNESTOCIC As CO.
FLOUR SULPHUR-6,000 Nis for sale by
•le, 17 11. A. FAIINESTOCK A Cu.
}f Pearl
tr reel ir
\ l i li i imi il nforsle
COLLINS. a
_
R
oLL BUTTER-3 bxs prime for sale by
.1,17 HENRY 11. COLLINS.
BEA Nti—li) bushels White Beans fur sale by
‘ 114 ' 17 HENRY 11. COLLINS.
LIA FOB. SA LE--The well known Farm
weft., from the city, in Upper St.
nmhip. connuning l'-`6 acres of first-rate land, in
1, 1.116 , 11. The Ono. is well watutaal With isevar
loillo, pleocarur tly situated, and suitable burn Stink
H dons The impo.detnents are a substantial Stone
so, nub Harps, arid Stabling. The Chartiors Valley
el i ,, located within throe-fourths of a mile of the
end will Make access sure and speedy. This valuable
underlaid with Coal of the first quality. and is ill be
Sib or without coat, or divided to stilt purchasers
I . IIIN, &C., elfittilinl of
11. WILLIAMS A CO.,
Wood street. corner of Third.
Wtlson. C1311,1x
Hampton & CaTnpbt.ll
II Chili!,
eelelttq
N ( ETO STOC K EDE S--
Orrtrc oF Tile 1)1110 AND PENNA. R. It. Co., /.
Pittsburgh, December 15, 1855.
I. Annual ineetin,.; of the Stockholders of the yid° and
Pen 'I., ania' Railroad Company will be held at the Cutup.,
2:4 I'l street, Pittsburgh, on the Fotilum
being the 24th day of JnIIIIATI, 185 d, at 11
wk. A. M. anti the election of held at
the stn.: , day, lititivorill [lie hours of 11 A. M.
.1 3 P. M. W. ROBINSON, Jr.; President.
DIVIDEND -CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPA
NV.—The President and Dire ctont of this Company
have this day declared a dividend of Six Dollars per share
upon the Chpind Stool—five dollars payable to the stock
holders or their legal representatives. and one dollar credited
to their stork, on and after the 22d inst.
Elecl3:2ot SAMUEL L MARSIIELL, Sec's•.
NOW is the time to Subscribe for Magazines
fur 1856. Subacriptione received at the following
prices, viz
Harpers' Magazine, per year, V 50
Pia inant's do 2 50
Graham's do 2 50
Knickerbocker do 2 50
Godey's Lady's Book, 2 50
Peterson's Magazine, 2 00
Leslie's New York Journal, 2 00
Leslie's Gazette of Fashion, 3 00
Ballou's Monthly Magazine, 1 00
Four Revlon-sand Blaclzwood's Magazine, 10 00
I4ttelt'a Living Age, (weekly,) . 6 00
Illustrated London Nowa, 12 00
Latest numbers of the above just received and for role by
W. A_ GILDENYENNEY A CO.,
Fifth at., opposite the Theatre.
REFINED WHITE SUGAR at 10 cents per
pound; Double Refined Crushed and Pulverized, 11c.
Prune Rio Coffee, 123,4 cents; Old Government Java, 17 eta;
Rocha, .X cents.
ROASTED COFFEE, fresh every few days—warranted
equal to that we retail green. S. JAYNES,
decl4 Pekin Tea Store.
STARCH -10 boxes Wood's Starch, for sale
by SMITH, ALAIE. 4t HUNTER.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
INSCR.INCECU 111':1AY,
OF PIIILAILELPHIA.
4.7" Incorporated by the Leaialatum of Penna ylranta
1555. Pittsbitrgh Branch Office, No. tat Water street. An
thotizarl capital, j..1'.00,000. Raid up capital. and securely
is vested, fatb.ooo. TIIOS. B. FLORENCE, Pro t.
Env , R. ffstmanta, Secretary.
ASSETS OF Tlf E COMPANY.
. . .
. .
.111eglinny County Bonds, (Pittaburgh and
C1eve1and)...,•22,1X,0 $10,530
Allegheny Co. llondrt, ( Allegheny Vallem . '...!..0.01.1 15,540
IsttBburgli City fr., Cdupeni 1,..,ixa) 30,400
Philadelphia t,'s 10,000 9,350
Dela. are Railroad :11,000 T 1,400
ll , ading Itailrowl 13;401 12,000
A11. , 11111 Loaned on Nlortgagv in the City of Philade
idda
Amount Loaned on N. , tes, seemed by Cullateral ;
l'ersanal Pr , party .... ....
Cash on hand and in Sank
$2011,000
of Fire or Marine I,4Ni:es ascertained and not
paid Nona
A moan( of Fire or Marine Lim., claimed, other than
I a,,rtairwel and unpaid None.
Tie Company has no unsortled claim,, at the Pitreat Office.
and will alif mit and pay in this city all loaves on !rring at
the Pittsburgh Branch. For inwuranee apply to
THOMAS J. HUNTER. Agent,
.le, 7 Ml Wider street, between Wood and Market.
WESTERN FARMERS' INSURANCE
C 0 Ml' A N Y,
New Lisbon, Ohio.
4., • T.'J. HUNTER, Agont. No. PO Water sin...l, In.tween
auJ Market, Pittaburgh.
oFFICERS.
A. BD a7ESO3I, Prpsid,rit.
JAM 1..10. BURDICK, Vico President.
LEVI MARTIN, and Treasurer.
PITTs BURGH REFERENCES.
JIIII/..1. W. WOlllll,ll. Joseph Plummer,
Jam, 1V0..i. R. NI. Riddle.
J 0.,. V. Ilarbaugh, Dr. J/10. E. Parke,
Wm. Simms, Birmingham, Dawson, Newnlyer it Co.
116
ALEX. HUNTER,
EERIE
FLOUR,GRAIN,
BACON, L4RD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 299 Liberty street,,
PITTSHITRO H.
1,14 lepe
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
(Successors to Arnold t t
MANUFACTURERS OF
CHILSON FfoRNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GEN ERA LLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings-.
Iktr - W. 8 A. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
1,. moa, or Hot Rater, Pipos or Chilson's Furnace,Church
, Scisiols. Hospitals, Factories, (iron Moms,. Dwellings,
.art or Hotels. No. 25 MARKET STREET,
I:ittsloirgh.
/I If
JAMES BLAKELY,
E HOPE i 1 AGE \ T AM) COX VEI Al
Cornrr of Seventh and Smithfield streets
MEM@
Ityt_ Pro.gertgorn lo,ogitt from Ow old country to Pit
•ureh. and money, r , •nutted to Eilroy, [n0,27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lIIPIIANS' COURT SALE OF TIIREE
1111CSES or; street.. at
th • Ilen hunt,' Exchange, on Thnr , day, the 20th due of De
and., I.i.rf, at 7 o'clock
etrtna of an order of the °nth/tr.+ . Court of A Ileghen3
•.t . I ..ill e A 1. , kw at public tinkly. a, above Atateil
t non! V.stah• I.lohzing, to the i,tate ..1 Jaine,
II Ira tn. tierea, on WAtcd,traet. ell!. of Pittalatrgh
%It that ;;.101111 lot I...ginning AV,KI te at the cop
ton of 1 ireln all-r. and eater/di...! allitig %rod towards Path
•to • t a , te..t . thence extending, nark :tha, all
th, ..3/1)1• • AO fl4-t, IL. the lot ..,..tto;
or. , •ted n ihr,',l.Pry Brirtso,.,•npi.,l
•the +.lllt . trine olllect to an arinn.il grin
il payahle quartet - I
AI-. , .a1l th , - , -ter, cortain other I.E. najoihihg. tto•
111111 r, 111 , 114,Z,1., Z , feet fr;att the earner of t
to ••t trt and \ trza ...tat atty. and ruti nine thence
t.-. 1 -'l;A.t ia.‘nl.• Flith street feet theta eii a I
;It; ; t.. I ill. -toot. pre.er. inn the Na 111.•
b , 1.-I 1 , 1. 4 /./.%.111.11 /112, I 11,:tr•li two thrao-gt,
. s n A 11 areleitise, A , thi. ,tl/1, bourn subject to an at
n.l t. tit iatii
1 int- pit ,el
DA V I D 011.1.PILAN
.Cl,l r of .1•4110 . 1 It !rum.
\I \
I')I,UU II A 1.1.. Ft a Will ::".1 - 111.1 , :r. --For twv
Till 1L. , 1 , .11 ha EN I Nto,
It ND )111110 'lt IF CENTRAL A \II:PICA.
ANN
The. /e• i1i1.,• 11.....1 u of ail in ilie United Stat..
t.
pry
fr• to the i1,.1.1 in Cid
! I , l'l, a orr.. t Cliagres ith all the inusw
C 2, ...line plaee.: th.• tsrosaing the raintas
Ceti with th rel.is Puddings, lot. rior of Churches:4.c.
ra. di, (I.uat •.1 N tear.. gll,l Corot of Mexi.a.; 1 iew
F. , l. the principal streets: CUt - of So...rumen
sod the proo ilal Itr,tr. and Valle). tip to the Mims.:
s•. is / I I. •Idar .1, , run I :Lit/ !
pl. ,
.- • and landing him in the El Isaudo of the world.
I. sit alwohl Paultuag. AY It Ls the
reprea.aitatin that creni •iiritry t oahihtting
fit hi lotion on 11 EON 1.;:i /A and SATI:ILDAY nerEic-
N... IN,. 1, 111(1,114. g 12
I , A duilasa Kent.: children. 13 von GL
In Us, hair, op., at 11 1 ,; curtain rise.. at 7 1 4:
diTl7
\ ._ .r " l f I
LI C:C y ). O - 1.
.I.INCAr Y. A. Ir I afal. lar,l.c if 1. , opened fur subscription
v. tire lspital St.a - k t.f the .11110 II!. er Improvement Com
pany.- at the following place, to Ni it
1n the City of Philadelphia at N 0.25 Mardiants . Exchange.
In the City .11' Pit tytinegh at the Merchants' Exchange.
hi the t 'try of IYleading at the office of Junes Forsythe.
hi the City of Cincinnati at the office of:l:vent/ Strader.
hi the City Lf Lminwilic ill the office of 11. I/. Newcombe.
At t. inch time and places all persona wishing to subscribe to
h. Capital Stock .4 . Kahl Company can enter their names.
lii iirtici cf Corporat..ra. IL HAUPT, Secretary.
II ANS' FAIR !—A Fair will be held
in the CITY HALL, nounnencing on WEDNESDAY.
Mil, for the hructit u( T. PAUL'S OitPllA:si ASYLUM.
n day and evening.
a t r- A Band of Munk will be in attendance.
Admi,sion. It) menu,
iLL AT MASONIC HALL, and take a
trip to the OttEAT WEST AND SUNNY SOUTLI.
1:
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TAELAWARE MUTUAL--SAFETY IN4III
-
Ajr... TRANCE COMPANY—Southeast corner of Third and
Pm,Mut streets,
The L./lowing statement of the affairs of the Company is
d its
publialt° In conflinulty with provision of its charter:—
' Premiums received from Nov. 1, 1054, to oct. 31, 19(55:
On Marine and Inland Risks ;2728,720 03
On Fire Wald I 11,4U3 49
Premiumiroli Pulicks not marked oil, Nov. 1, 'al, 267,170 13
Premiums marktsl off from Ist Mivember, 1654,
to October 31;1655
On Marine and Inland Risks
17n Fire Risks
Interest, fie. received during satue peri0d...... ...
Losses, Expenses, Lc., during the year, as skive
Marine and Inland Navigation l(s(ses
Fire losses
Return Premiums, Re-insnmnce, and Agency
charges 03,1334 C 5
Profit and Lose, Interest on Guarantee Notes, De.
predation on , (Stocks, Sc.
F-xpenses, Rent, Sahules, Stationery, Sc
The Assets of the Company are as follows:
Bonds :old Mortguges, and Real Estate
Philadelphia City Six per cent Loan
$15,000 Philadelphia, Wilm. and Baltimore Rail
road Six per cent Loan 12,750 00
515,000 Caunlau and Amboy R.ll. Six per cent do 11,010 00
$lO,OOO do do Five do 7,300 00
100 *harm Pennsylvania Railroad Company 4,300 00
100 do North Pennsylvania do 2,400'00
33 to Cape Ilenlupen Steamboat do 625 00
5 do Philadelphia and Havre de Grace
Steam Tow Boat Company
2 do Philadelphia and Savannah Steam
Navigation Company
2 do Philadelphia Exchange Company
&HP and stock of sundry Insurance Companies-.
Rills receivable
Cash on hand
Balance due at Agencies, Premiums on Marine
Poach.s recently issued, and other debts due
the Company..
Subscription Notes
Total tuuount of Assets
Novnamnn 6, Inft
The Board of Directors have this day declared a dividend o
SIX PEIt CENT. in cash on the Capital Stock, and SIX PER
CENT. on the Scrip of the Company. payable on and after the
Ist proXillic,
EMEI3IM
. . . ...
William Martin, - Spencer Wllvain,
Joseph 11. Seal, Charles Kelly,
Edmund A. Souder, Samuel E. Stokes,
John C. Davis, Henry Sloan,
Robert Burton, James Trequair,
John R. Penrose, William Eyre,
George U. Leiner, Joshua L. Price,
Edward Darlington, JIMICH Tennent,
11. Jones Brooke, James H. McFarland,
J. Cl. Johnson, Wm. C. Ludwig,
James C. Hand, Charles Schaffer,
Theophllus Paulding, J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh.
Dr. li. M. Manton, D. T. Morgan, "
Hugh Craig, John B. Semple, "
WILLIAM MARTIN. President.
THOS.- C. HAND, Vice PresideuL
JOSEPH W. COWAS, Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
ded3 No. 05 Water street, Pittoburgh
EXCELS -- 10R — CO - WIELLER
AND NEPA R.
THE WONDER OF THE TIMES.
J. P. Sinith's Patent, February 27, 1855.
TIIIS moat admirable and complete Hand or Power CORN
SHELLER has been pronounced by competent judges,
Farmers, Agriculturists and Aleclmolai. to be the fastest
and most complete Sheller and Separator ever invented,
bring able to shell
A Bushel per Minute 1
It ran be worked by baud. with a small expenditure of
muscle, and shell and separate the corn from the witporfect
iy clean, without breaking u particle of either. Every Partner
should have 011 C.
TO DEALERS IN PATENTS AND 1 1ANCTFACTUR.ES.
We would say, those who wish to make a fortune with a
small capital should purchase a Right at once, as they are
rapidly changing hands. A few State and County Rights yet
for sale, and will be given on such terms as will Insure au
0111111.1154. profit.
Call at once upon the Agent, No. 110 Smithfield street.
opposite the Pest Office. der'
RESCOTT'S New Work Received—Pres.-
cotex Philip the Second. 2 vo6.
earley's New Story Books,, viz: Inas. Adventures over
Europe, and Adventurws of (rahearl.
Armenian Inconsistencies and Errors; by H. Brown
lerrnes' Scriptural N lets of Slavery .
Heart of Maisel Ware.
he Blind Girl of Witteriburg—a fife pieta!, of the times
of Luther and the Refirrination, 1,3 Morris: from the German.
Men and Women; by Robert Browning.
The Funday Book.
I leads of Hebrew Grammar; by Tregelbsr.
Plain Talk on Home Matters, to American Housekeepers.
The Irish Abnrad anti at Home, (a valuable book.)
Nellie of Truro.
Harris' tow book—The Patriarchy, ur the Family Constr.
utirm and Probation .
The Divine Lr've; I.v Eadie
Arnold'', Christian Life
Bayne's Christian Life.
Bicker:mirth's Work,
rreognorry, or the fo r t. of Geology against Therir3 ;by
The Lake Shore.
All th•• also, or, test pol•hslnsl. Fot -al, by
J. S. DAVIS IN.
III• Market street. near Fourth..
DI ANoS FOR THE IWLIDAYS!—Cumt
i. LOTTE ISLI:11Y., 116 Wo4+l street, has jest ...„..._ . _
t•-• , ,ixed a cs.tutib•t•• assortment of ft. GI '. illl'i i'''....lit4r:A . ii•
sod 7i.i octave Piano Fortes, of the lateriL ' '-' T ,-- '
111i , ,i, mei containing all the new [mauve- is V 1
10,11 N, M21,1/lg . which are the foll o wing:
Fell tl tend boas XI V. ate to. corny lyre, legs, case, Se.
Full Serpentine, with sliding music dei,k, do do
: , ••isti do do ti•• du Jo
bells XI V. style, doii•• do 11.•
.1,, with pearl keys. d•• do
Room! i . ,rlleti, finished hack and frnt_
do plain.
Square corners, finished back end front.
do plain.
The :la octavo I$ a now :wale. larger than any,nialle hers,
••fore.
Also, surrral SECOND HAND PIANOS:
sa• llowwood G octave Piano Forte. with iron frame. nearly
o. ta.....1 as new, for . StAlo
nu Mahogany 6 octave Piano. in good order 162
no do do do do . 100
ELAND STOOLS of every variety, at prices from .. 4 i-5 to $2O.
,r sale by CHARLOTTE BLITILE. 110 Wood st.;
decla Second door above Fifth.
CFLICKERING & SONS' PIANOFORTES.
—One of Ehickering & Sons' new style
,4 PARLOR GRAND PIANOS is now on .1Z...;...7.,44,1,;,-A
the way front Roston, and will be opened ;
for the examination of the public on Mon
day, the 17th. Al., one Of their
FULL GRAND PIANOS,
Of the new scale, and with their new patent action.
Ale., a full stock of their 6, tt-1.4 and 7 octave Pianos, from
the plain rosewood to the richest style of carved work.
Al., on hand and for sale, at very lel' prices, a number of
Pi 3110.4 from other makers.
All the above will he sold at manufacturers' prices, and
warranted, by JOAN IL 51E1.L011,
No. 61 Wood st... between Diamond alley and Fourth st.
Silo Agent for CIIIUKERINO & SONS' Pianos, fur Pitts
burgh and Western Pennsylvania. decls
PRICES REM:TED—Magazines, &c., for
1550, supplied at six months or one year, as follows:
flarper's Magazine, per year, $2 40
Putnam's du 2 40
Graham's do 2 40
K uickerbocker do 2 40
OAXICS*9 latly's Book, 2 40
Peterson's 51agarine, 1 90
Leslie's Ladles' Gazette, 2 90
Leslie's New York Journal, 1 90
Illacken,si and four Reviews, 10 00
Littell's Living Age, 5 75
Illustrated London News, 10 50
The retail price is already known to the entire community.
10 future we will sell all the new books lately published and
now publishing, &e., at 10 per cent. discount to oil. So you
will got $1 books for 90 cents; $1,25 for $1,12; and $1,50 for
$1,35 ; but will be sold at those prices for (sash only.
Remember, the place to buy to your own interest is at
LAUFFEIPS BOOKSTORE,
No. 10 Fifth street.
. .
la.A BEAUTIFUL GIFT TO A FRIEND:—
rho Perpetual Almanac. This practical time-keeper
a always right; very simple in ito operation, bat correct and
oinvenicut. By alJnoting the first day of the month, yon
cm tell at a moment's glance the day of the week and
. 110fltil. It is much valued as a pocket-piece, while its pone
teal utility has made it a waiver:ld favorite with both ladies
and gentlemen. Rave you seen it? Bold by
devls S. L. OUTECIAIRT, 53 Market st.
nOPE MILLS—purLE SP
1-9 AND MUSTARD
—NO. 1 DIAMOND,—The purity and frostiness of
chess Sand Mustard hare won them a great celebrity.
Put up mo o z., l b and [ 34 lb papers. Try them. Whole
sale or by locl4] • F. R. DRATO.
MEN AND BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING
—ROSENTHAL S BRO., Fifth street, opposite Ma-
Vl,lll K, have a largo stock of Men and Boys' CLOTHING
on hand, comprising some entirely new and elegant styles,
which they are prepared to furnish at the lowest rash price,
Also, a Loge and Gisbionable stock of GENTS' FURNISHING'
GOODS.
deal:tally
- D EA V.P.11 BRIDGE ---We have a very en
j lenient residence for male, situate about three minutes'
wail: Irma the Railroad Station at Beaver Bridge. The lot
75 feet front by lid deep. The house contains six manna
in good color; has a portico in front, and poreli in the rear.
A. well of excellent orator, garden, fruit trees,lic.
slink , . Terms easy; or trill lot exchau,, , rd for al? Allegheny
C, ii ty Bond. S. CUTHBERT So SON.
53 Market street.
14 TH BALL raised a breeze; Rose Clark
will Create a Iturrican,
/allay Fern's new book, Rose Clark," is ready: price.
For sale by 11. MINER A CO,
S. 14 No. 32 Smithfield
Vol
SALE---40 acres of good Land, six
.uks than the city, 141 SIM Mill RUH ; arms
tm
,ved, with a first rate Steam Saw Mill, Fnune House. Sta.
&C. Thu timber an this tract will pay for the lanai
Tern", :woman:luting. THOMAS WOODS,
derl.l
it, Fourth street.
ROLL BUTTE boxes fresh Roll Butter
R-3 this day rt,CeiVell and for sale by
HENRI' It. COLLINS.
RI 11001)57Ct Reduced Prices—A. A.
MASON A. CO. are reducing the priers on every de
neriptiun of Dry Goods. HU, Shawls and Drum Goods re
duced t 2 per cent.
• -
NOTICE—The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Jacob Regretter, D. Hostetter and O. IV.
Smith, under the firm of HOSTVITER, SMITH & CO., was
dinselved on the 25th day of November last, by the entire
par-hose of the interest of D. Ift‘stetter by Jacob Hostetter.
The business will be conducted as heretofore, under the
name of HOSTETTER & SMITH.
AA. MASON & CO. have opened upwards
. of foe cases and packages of Dry:Roods, of every de
scription, which will be cold at 25 per cent. less than usual
prices.
decl4
PPRUNES--100 bxs Prunes, in fancy boxes;
50 boxes Raisins, extra large, in fancy boxes; Just re
ceived and for side by RHYMER it ANDERSON,
decd.! No. 39 Wood street.
F IGS -500 drums New Figs;
200 boxes do
Just received and for sale by
deck REYDIER Sc ANDERSON.
RAISINS -2b Syria Raisins, for cook
ing; 3 make and 1 case extra fine New Currants; Just
rtvelved and for sale by REYAIER Jr. ANDERSON.
MMcLAUGIILIN, LAND AND REAL Es
. TATE AGENT. Land Warrants located. Property
bought and sold; also, Shipping Agent far the Black Star
I.Jue of Packets from Liverpool. Drafts on the Banks of
England, Ireland and Scotland. Mee, No.l Jones' Build
ing, entrance on Sixth street, DUBUQUE, lowa. [deeSly
1111RISTMAS PRESENTS, at SETA W'S SPECTA-
CLE STOW, 26 Fifth street, opposite Mason's.
Magic Lanterns, Polyorames, Microscopes, and every arti
cle in the trade.
JFFT" Goods not approved, exchanged free of expense.
declB
AWFUL DISCLOSURES, by Maria Monk,
of the Hotel Dien Nunnery, of Montreal; containing,
also, many incidents never before published New edition.
For sale by B. T. C. MORGAN,
dace
No. 104 WOO,l at
EZIIII
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MEE
1,310 10
16 , 3 '..C41 74
10,009 72
it.,N4.2t1.3
70,004 08
$101,920 91
. 50,160 00
500 00
120 00
14,415 10
180,410 07
26,825-09
93,889 96
100.000 00
MEM
HO I. TEA DRINKERS--Po RE AND FRESTI
TEAS—Young Ilysou, Iniperial, Extra Oolongalne
d ~ toglish Breakfast, and the klkvitely ttavarertlidytina.
, .fht...A, 'few I will son as nioddiatc - as any establishment in
!Ms city, and warrant them equally as good.
di,l2 P. R. DIL4VO, No. I Diamond.'
OPE - 1 - 3.AIiiUSIC—
Saint a la Prance—" La Silo du Regiment" •
•
List what I say, do
Child of the Regiment, do
We now must part, do
Theo you'll remember me—" Bohemian Girl"
I drennet that I dwelt in marble halls, do
Heart bowed down, do
Scenes that are brightest—" Maritaua."
'Tis the harp in the air, do
•
My courage now regaining, do .
In happy moments, do
It was a knight, do .
Fain tis I n hither. guide his footsteps, do .
y r
There is a flower that bloometh, do
Alas! those chimes so sweetly, do
Uh! whisper what thou Retest—" Crown Jewels."
In a merry Zingara, do
Also, arran-ements for the Piano of the tavorite.ain from
the above (![eras, by popular composers. For 4frile at the....
Music Store of JOIIN Ir. MILLI,OIt;
decll Si Woottlitrcei. -
WANTED --A situation by a young man --
who is willing+ to ord, himself generally cisefftl,
Would prefer one where he could have time to study: ,
Wages not much of an object. Address "D. F. IX," at this •
alike.
tIEESE-800 boos large Cutting;
C
100 E. D. " for sale by
dean. REMIT IL COLLINS.
HINNEY TOPS-300 Gothic Chimney
IL/ Tops, including eight different patterns, for solo by
dealt HENRY IL COLLINS.
IV C. TAIL-10 bble N. C. Tar, large bbis, for aalo on c0n
.1.14 . signment by [devil] ATWELL, LEE & CO.
‘TAILS---100 kegs, assoried sizes,n store and for sale by
jr deeIIATWELL, LEE & CO.
CORY BROOM--75dozen receiving on consignment, for
sale by [deal] ATWELL, LEE & CO.
I [_)IACK AL PACAS—A. A. MASON A CO. have just opened
upwards of 100 pieces of Black Alpacas, of every grade.
decl I
y INEN GOODS—A. A. MASON st CO. have received an°.
ther large assortment of Linen Goods, comprising fine
74 and 84 Table iDernaska and Cloths, Napkins, linekaback
and Bordered Towellngs, Ac. Also, a large lot ef every grade
of Irish Linens. -deal
TEN YEARS among the Mail Bags, or
Notes from the Diary of a Special Agent of the Post
Ullce Department; illustrated.
Henrietta Robinson; by D. Wilson.
The Heart of Mabel Ware—a romance. •
The Forayers, or the Raid of the Bog-days; by W. Gilmore
Simms, Req.
Professor Hares Great Work, 1 volume, '460 pages, with
illustrations.
The Widow Bedutt Papers, illustrated.
Cultivator Almanac fur 1858.
Crotchets and Quavers; by Max Maretzek.
Cato--a story of Republican Equhlity.
A large tuisortment of new Juveniles received.
Giftßoots, Annuals, Prayer Books, Bibles, Ac. Aa for the
Holidays.
Harpers, Putnam's, tiodey's, Oral:min.'s, and all other $3
Itlftplf.itu*" supplied at V,50, free of postage. 4
dcrlo 11. MINER A CO., 3l Stanfield at. -,,.....
PEKIN T, EA STORE;
NO. as FIPTEI STREET. - ..
All qualities of Green and Black Tcaa put up in quarter
ound metallic ILICILIgeS. exprtely fur Beta Grocers, and
...ranted to gine satieuelion'i [dee'7] S. JAYNES.
1 0 ME (--
MECHANICS AND DIANUFACTUIIERS.—
AL A klmhino Shop, Foundry, Blacksmith Shop, and all
the I.l,,stiry Ttsols fur carrying ou the manufacture of Ag
ricultural Implements or ltati Road Cars extensively, are
of fur sale on actsmunodating terms. The establLehment
bt situated in a tlourishing town not far from the city and
has great facilities for the manufacture of Railroad ' Cars,
large orders for which will be handed to the purchaser. All
the machinery is in running order. The only reason for
is that the proprietor is about to engage in utbeis7:: . ,`
huelnia. , i. To a practical man of mall capital this
opportunity to engage in a safe and profitable butlitttys. , -...,•
Immediate puq , st..,cdul l can be bad.
S. CUTHBERT E SON, 53 Alarket4o -1 : 7 ': - •
ELAINES AND CASTIMERES.—A..A.
MASON A CO. have received fire mom new meteor
l•rinted Cushrueres and De Lain., comprising some entirely
sew Rita elegant styles. Also, a large lot of all-Wool and
Persian, Delmore, in all the most fashionable colors. @Esti
PIG LEAD-110 Pigs Soft Galena Lead, to
arrive per steamer Buckeye State • liar sale by
decd J. W. ntrrLER A co..
LIIPTY HOUSES!—We have numerous
■ •4 . N applications for good Dwelling flosses to let; but har
ing reuteil all that we had, are unable to supply the demand.
Owners of vacant houses will find It to their interest to eye
us a call. Our charges me moderate.
nov3o S. CUTILLSERT & SON, 63 Market at.
ITEW PEA NUTS-10 seeks, first or the
season, this day received and for sale by
duel REYMER & ANDERSON...In Wood at.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY at rechieecl.
prices, at
JACOB HOSTETTER,
G. W. SASITH.
ROBERTS & BRO.'S, No. 41 Fifth street,
Who will dispose of any article in their variety at prices
tower than the same articles can bo bought far elsewhere to
the city, within fifteen days. They have "marked down"
their stock, in order to make place fora neve and' fine selec
tion, purchased. with an eye to the holidays and holiday re
membrances, by the senior partner, .who is at present in the
East for that purpose.
We stake our veracity upon the assertion that we Will sell
FIFTEEN PERCENT. LOWER than former-prices, Thaw
who desire any article in this way will please call.
• declo ROBERTS .11; BRO:
RIO COFFEE-325 bags fair to prime Rio,
Coffee. receiving and in store, for sale by
declo &Mal, LEE O. CO. -
NEW RICE-10 tierces new Rice just reed
and for sale by [declo) ATWELL, acli .4 CO.
CODFISH-8 tierces extra,just rec'd and for
tale by Weclo) ATWELL, LEE Bea
CHESTNUTS -2 bbls in store and for sale
bY [declo] . ATWELL, LEE A CO.
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:',- '.4-,;'''.',,'-':•..j?.::,:j.;c1-1.
AGENCIES.
A. A. CADMIgg g empiten.
A. A. GAMBIER at BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pinguroh,
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Ineuraao
Co., of IiAItIUSBMIAL CAPITAL, 8350,000.
.
Girtrid Vire- find Mnrind Iriourantie- CO., of
1 , 1111,1.D.r.:6PH1.A.. CAPITAL, emoo,000;
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virgli►la.
WINCHESTER, VA. CAPITAL, 0300,000,
Commonwealth Insurance Company, RAZ ,
CAPITAL, 8300,000. ..
Connveticut Mutual Life Insurance CO.,
HARTFuItD. CAPITAL AND ASSETS, $2,154489.
Ivenneylvanla Insurance Co., of PITTSBURGH.
CAPITAL AND ASNETS; Nov. 6,1855, $120,022 40.
Wu. F. Jonwrint, Prealleut.: .A. A. einnutzti Secretary.
V U-SINTCCTA—RI V - S — Fa.YOB.—FICESit
STOCK.--11. BIEBER & BRO. have
now on the way, and partly received, a _,
complete and choice stock of PIANOS from •
the Factory of MINNS & CLARK, N. York. `
They are provided with all the late and Important Improve
ments which distinguish Nouns & Clark's Nance above all
others, viz : the Overstringe, Pelt covered Hammers, French
limed Action, etc. Every Plano Is inky tam - ranted, with
the privilege to the pUrchaser of returning the tame If It
proves in any way defective.
Testimonial from M. STIVOLOSH, the unrivalled Pianisb--
eincianart, November 10, 1.855.
Maws. H. Aleber LC Bro., Pittsburgh—Gentlemen: Permit
mo to thank yon most sincerely for the maguitlcent Orond
Piano, of Messrs. Minns & Clark's manufacture, which yon
have bruin no kind as to loan me for 11110. Term% Pandits
concerts in your city. This superb instrument Is ono or the
very best ever made in Amer - ice; and for sweetness and
power of tone, as well es solidity of cantstraction le,Onn
nothing to be desired- I really congratulate Ito futtirliensu.
er, who shall be so happy as to possess one of the Master
works of American industry. With hearty tvlshea for year,
happiness, etc. Your obedient tomtit s
ML
STRAXL
133. Sole agency for Nouns & CLark's unrivalled Planar at
KLE.Uh'R g BRO.'S, No. 53 lelfth street, sign of the
tirades Harp.
to v 26
J. H. DITIAIL.
' BUT PIZILat.
ookAGENCY.— The subscribers have
B established a Book Agency in Philadelphia, and will
invoish any book or publication at the retail pricey freo
of
postage. Any persons, by forwarding thesubsorlption Oro
of any of the Ea Magazines, such as Framer's, th:slay's, Put
nam's, Graham's, Frank Leslie's Fashions, Ac., will receive
the Magazine+ for one year and a splendid lithograph portrait
of either Washington, Jackson or Clay; or, If subscribing to
a Er and a $ 1 Magazine, they will rocelvo a copy of either.cl
tlie three portraits. If subscribing to $6 worth of Magazines,
all three portraits will be sent gratis. Music furnished to
those who may wish it.
Envelopes of every description and size In large or Email
quantities furnished. Seal Presses, Dies, &c., soot to order. •
Every description of Engraving on Wood executed with
neatneeS and despatch. Views of Buildings, New
Headings, Views of Machinery, Book Illustrations,=
Certificates, Business Cards, &c. All orders seat by mail
promptly attended to. Persons wishing views of their build.
tags engraved, can send a daguerreotype or sketch •of the
building by mail or empress.
Persons at a distance having saleable articles Would find It
to their advantage to address the subscribers, as %fa would
net as agents for the sale of the same.
BYEAAI & PIES QE,
50 South Third street, Philadelphia.
A26.d&nly
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ROTT & CURTIS, Dealers in Real Estate,
I) St. Anthony Fall/1, Minnesota Territory. Land bought
and sold throughout the Territory. Money loaned, Invest
ments made to the best advantage, and Laud Warrants toes.
(too, Agents for the sale of Lots in the town, of ST.
CLOUD. CS miles from St. Anthony, and bead of navigation
above the Falls. The survey of the great Padget ittulioad
crosses the Mississippi at this point, and the numerous ad
, antag. It possesses as a place of business, will make it ono
"1 the largest cities in the Northwest.
FLEPECENCES :
Ex.tiorernor Itarnsey, Minnesota.
lion. Wm. IL Welsh, Chief Justice of Minnesota.
Lion. J. Meeker.
Lion. If. M. Rice, Delegate to Congress.
Idea, Liollinmslretd .t Becker, Attorneys at Law.
Messrs. Borup 4: Oaks. Beakers.
Rev. T. M. Fullerton, Register or U. S. Land Mee
set.2o
ARTLEY .k FOX'S PATENT PAN BLOWERS fur
k_,T Foundries, Rolling 31ills, Smith Fires, Ac., Patel:aro
.1 my 17, 1655.
Them FANS are made on an entirelynew prlnelpla,, and
Hill run with lees power than any other Fan now in use.
The blowing wheel is much lighter and stronger than that
of any other, and from Its peculiar construction le leas liable
get out of order. The Moots are made of cost steal, and
ilie journals are parnliel. running in gun metal Mixes.
MOSES F. lIATON •
Agent for Manufrcturers, No. 80 Fourth atreet,
imel :dos if Pittslitmgh..
A LE X" .1 l'sT IIQ o 117-
,E X AN DER W. 'FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in ChanCery, jgept
procairing ihmuty Lamb, and Pensions, and for UM CM
Awn a Claims in (treat Britain and Ireand.
44). Cdlections tinkle hl Una and adjoining Counties; E, 4 ;
res of (ha-talents settled ; Real Estate bought, Bold, or
and rents collected. Moneys invostul on Miariger .
other security. nil e. 5 exaruined and title uaners drawn.
Odors ou b'OURTII street. a few doom aboxo'Smithfleld:
Bittaltrah, March BS. 1855—fmh2S:dawl
A w- FOSTER, Notary Public, 4nd Cum
. ntissionor for the Stites of Tentuatsee,.New rtatni)-
innecticut, Wisconsin, New York, -Mieki*, oq.a .
California and Virginia.
thuds drawn, and acknowleihnents and proofs Olken
for rcrord or two in any of the oho' vo nutted Stittiv,,'lllhioini
II ississippi and Rhode Island.
Pittsburgh, March 1.855--Intlnk3dstsl
•
vidis , criptions received for any magazine or periodical pub-
It‘,l in the country, at a Moral discount from publishera'
EEI)-2 bags prime for sale by
AT 'ELL, LEE &
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