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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
MONDAY MORNING
Trial List—District Co
et will be taken up in the
Nos. Parties.
2 Smith ca. O'Neil
8 Ramaley vs. Magill.
35 Pearce vs. Murray.
44 Brown t Co. va. Canfield
et aL
84 Bailey's Ex'r vs. Kelly.
106 Lothrop VS. Peterson,
100 Same vs. same.
100 Smitten TEL Eaton.
269 Same vs. same.
119 Covode a Graham vs. Beni
denthal.
174 Leiria vs. Howarth.
180 Prestly vs. Kephart.
181 Same vs. Cups & Graham.
103 Cooley- et 01. vs. Ohio and
Penna. It. It. Co.
195 Cochran va. Everson.
201 Michael vs. Craft.
206 Love & Co. vs. Raigual &
Co.
207 M'Clintock et al. vs. same.
200 Stamm vs. !Warner et at.
211 Ball's Ex'r vs. NVallace..
212 P. & S. It. R. Co. vs. %Val-
Inca.
213 Holm..a vs. same.
218 Cal/runs' bieposit Bunk
Pittsburgh Trust Co.
721 Neely of al. va. Pryo at td.
Lemon vs. Mgeo.
234 Bungy vs. Bell.
2:39 Hays vs. lays.
242 M'Clintoek vs. Fowler.
243 Frank vs. Cook Mutual
Insurance Cu.
246 Neal vs. Butterfield.
248 Herr vs. Marstmll.
Trial List fur the Common Pleas.—Judge Mc•
Clure, on Saturday, made the following order:
Ordered, That a trial list be made out in the Com
mon Pleas, to be taken up fur trial on the first Mon
day of February next, to consist of
Ist.. All cases brought within the last year and at
issue on or before the first of January next.
2d. All cases at issue handed to the Prothonotary
by counsel on or before the first of January next.
The Prothonotary was ordered to issue a rcnirr
for a Common Pleas jury for the first Monday of
February.
Democratic Primary Mectiar.—The Primary meet
ings of the Democracy to nominate delegates to meet
in County Convention on Wednesday next., were held
in the respective Wards, Boroughs, and Townships,
on Saturday. The following is the result, so far as
received :
Fret Ward—John H. Bailey, William Wall.
Second Ward—Arthur Charles Barnett.
Third Ward—John Mellon, M. Milligan.
Fourth Ward—Hon. Charles :Thaler, Jas. K. Hera.
Fihh Ward—John Mackin, John Heldman.
Sixth Ward—H. J. Rodgers, Brown Irvin.
.S'erenth Ward—John N. M'Clowry, Jas. A. Irwin.
Eighth Ward—Barney Flanagin, Wm. Alexander
ALLEGEIENY.
First Ward—M. I. Stewart, Wm. H. Artlce.
&egad Word—Thomas Moffitt, Wm. A. Reed.
Third Ward—Wm. M. Stewart, Christ ,Schrum.
rd —J no. J. M'Dermott, Abraham Hays.
Ro.—Daviti Lynch, Robert Morrow
December, or May /—Saturday was such a delight
ful day—the air was so balmy and the sunshine so
warm—that it was a difficult matter to believe we
were in the midst of the usually boisterous month of
December. It is likely, however, the cold snap we
ought now to be enjoying will be around next March
or. April, and then everybody will poetically remark
“'tis Winter lingering in the lap of Spring."
weather is hard on people with wank lungs, and
counsels every one to provide himself with warm
flannel to avoid the evil effoeL , of these sudden
changes. It is an old adage that a green Christmas
makes fat church-yards."
T Orrburem Fa fair for the benefit of
the Orphans of St. Paul's. Orphan Asylum, will com
mence at City Hall on Wednesday nest. The object
of this Fair is so meritorious that it needs no reiiiim
mendation from us to enlist for it the attention of the
imnevoleut and the charitable. The good arcom
}dished by the Asylum has been so incalculable that
no one will hesitate to encourage the managers, In
contributing their mite at the present time. The
claims of the ieetite het are particularly urgent now,
as, through the ravages of the cholera last year, an
unusual _number of Orphans were placed under it,
protection.
Robbrry.--On Thursday evening, an old lady
named Mrs. Scott, who reside, near East Liberty,
while returning home fiMin this city, was robbed of
a basket containing about $lO worth of groceries,
dry goods, ie., which she had provided fur her fam
ily. The goods wore left standing in a wagon in
front of a neighbor's door, into whose house she had
gone for the purpose of attending to an errand : when
she returned, they had mysteriously disappeared.
The woman front whom they were stolen, is extreme
ly poor, and the articles had been purchased by her
earnings of many days.
F;tat Ward, Allevheray.—At a meeting of the
Democrats of the First Ward, Allegheny city, held
pursuant to call, M. I. Stewart and W. 11. M'Gre
were elected Delegates to the County Convention,
and the following resolution adopted:
Betio/red, That the Delegates elected to the Coun
ty Convention be, and are hereby instructed to sup
port no person as Delegates to the State Convention,
who are not in favor of the nomination of James
Buchanan for the next Presidency of the United
States. A. HUTCHISON, President.
Jons OTTERSUN, Secretary.
The Duquesne Grry AY.' ',tidy. —Our "crack" vol
unteer rwps, the Duquesne Greys, give an Assembly
neltt. Thursday night, at Lafayette Ilan, which pro
mises to he the rqbe rof the season. The Duquesne
" buys" are noted for doing everything up in the
best style, and their Soiree, we can safely promise,
will be no exception. Those who are fortunate
enough to get invitations may consider themselves
favored individuals.
L,rtlieation o% a .V,w (Alai h.—On Saturday week'
December sth, the new Catholic Church, at Summer
hill, Cambria county, Pa., was solemnly dedicated,
according to the ecclesiastical rite, by the Rev. F.
Clement Staub, of St. Vincent's Abbey. Rev. F.
Charles Gayerstanger, Capitular of the same Monas
tery, preached after High Mass, which was sung by
F. Clement, who also, in the afternoon, blessed the
Graveyard, and addressed the assembled congregation.
Deoica.J.—A man named John Walker was drown
ed on Friday, the 14th insi., in the Kiskiminettis
river, at Hill's Mille. lie resided in this city for a
number of years, and a iarge circle of friends will
regret his untimely death. Mr. W. was a widower
and leaves two small children. He was in the em
ploy of Juices Fenelon Son. on the North We
Railroad.
Sunday School Mut. .11,ting.--A general meeting
of the friends of Sabbath Schools will be held in
Christ's Church, Penn street, on this (Monday) even
ing, at 7 o'clock. The Bishops of the M. E.
Church, who have been in council fur the last few
day-e, will be present and participate. The friends
of the cause are cordially, invited to attend.
A ti'm Paw," It.. —After ru-night, the exhibi
tion of this panorama will be suspended until Friday,
in order to allow the Hail to be used fur the Infirmary
Fair, which commences on Tuesday. After Friday,
the painting will be exhibited MS usual until further
notice.
Dischorucd.—Alderman Major, on Saturday, dis
charged from custody William De Haven, the young
man committed to jail on the charge of stealing a
number of daguerreotypes from Margaret Bain.
The missing artie les were found in the I, , osses+ion of
the prosecutrix, having never been stolen.
Emden; Popera.—Mr. Richard Shannon hao placed
US under obligations for New York papers twelve
hours in advance of the mail. lie will punctually
furnish all othirs who desire thorn if they leave their
orders at Gallagher's Bookstore, below the Post Of
fice.
BURGLARY.—The house of Mr. James Cochran, on
Bearer street, Allegheny city, was entered by bur
glars on Friday night through the back window, but
before they had time to take anything, were alarmed
at the entrance of a member of the family, and sud
denly decamped.
Accident.—A man named John Haney, while
working among the cars on Saturday morning, at the
Duquesne Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad, had
three fingers taken off and one mashed.
Beating a Wornan.—A man named Samuel M'Kee
was held to bail, on Saturday, by Alderman Willson,
for assaulting and beating Mrs. Margarett a Feldman,
of the Fifth Ward.
its . " - Life,Fire/kblarlnsCo
Chst of Danger.—Thom M'Coy, the police °Meer Insurance Co
gabbed by William Caugbey, has been pronounced
cut of danger by his physicians. Durliagtuu Cannel Coal Co.
==l
DECEMBER 17.
art.—Tito following trial
District Court to-day :
Nor. Parties.
252 Wilson & Co. vo. Gray.
254 P. & 13. R. R. Co. v Pent-
laud.
'256 Same vs. L•wu
256 Same vs. King.
257 Sarno NI& Duncan.
258 Sarno vo,7llaan, Jr.
1261 Herr Ilt. Mayor, Aldermen
and atrium.
261 Lyons vs. Wright.
266 Simpson ve. Wilkins.
267 Mc'Coy vs. S. B. Corn-
planter.
274 Scott, Jr. re. Parker.
'Zit3 Pennington's other vs.
Wllklus & Co.
280 Mellon ex. Leslie.
282 Colling,3 vs. Steinucr.
283 Selloff° vs. 0.
21 , 6 Orinits vs. O'Connor .ft Br.
tffifl !Innings v. 801 l of al.
'2S7 Patterson v. iVesL Farm.
/rasurata.... Co.
1289 Simpson vs. A. F. In.. CO.
200 liboy v. Bailey et
'291 muy on. Ogden et al.
V 4 I'. F. N. 1.11. May.
2-45 Collins S Nl'lieeon. Ct.
Insurance Co.
2f:l0 Same vs. State Mutual In.
durance Co.
299 Barium* vs. Savile
3UO Suowd v Mayor, ,tc. of
Pittsburgh.
Dunisar vs. McDonald.
Mobouald rw Duube.r.
Lefsvre vs. Carr.
I=l3
Supposed Murder.—Officers Slicer and Trovillo
yesterday arrested an Irishman named Peter Mur
phy, on suspicion of having taken the life of a girl
named Mary Curry, by drowning her in the river.—
The parties had been living together as man and
wife, in this city, for a considerable time, but went
to Cincinnati some weeks since. On last Friday, they
got on board the steamer Philadelphia, to return here ;
during the voyage up, the woman excited the jealousy
of Murphy by holding more intercourse with the
bands of the boat than he thought proper. On Sat
urday night, about seven o'clock, a few miles this
side of Wheeling, while employed at the stern of the
boat, hanging out clothes, and with no one near, ex
cept Murphy, she either accidentally fell overboard,
or was thrown in by him. He did not give the alarm
for some time after the occurrence, and when the
officers of the boat rushed to the rescue, it was too
late to save the woman's life. This conduct, together
with certain expressions he made use of, led the
clerk to think the affair was no accident, and when
the steamer tu-riteed yesterday morning, he gave Mar
pity into the custody of the police.
The DiBtrict Court was in session, on Saturday,
hearing the acknowledgement of Sheriff's Deeds.
No other business of importance was transacted.
air Call at No. 164 Wood street, and ex
it/11We our stock of Barr lien, and Worst Cd.P . S. Just ru.
Mired, a largo lot of Shanghai, Col.tial, and other styles of
cops, which we will Bell low for enAh.. MOOOON & Cu., 164
Wood /Area. .LlB
Counterfeiting—Am:los generally the fate of
every truly meritorious article, that when by its tested worth
it establishes a reputation, then it is that some unprincipled
persons, even at the risk of life, will palm oft to the unsus
pecting an article more likely to kill than to cur. Hence
so ninny Imitations of LT. J. llogrETTEß'a CELCBRATED
`Yroftvcu Rirrras. The counterfeiters using the persuasive
argument (In order to effect sales) to dealers in Ilostetter's
Batters to purchase it from them, and sell it in Hostetter
bottles. The genuine article needs only to be tasted to ac
credit Its great worth. Wholesale and retail depot, No. 267
Penn street, and by the druggists and hotels generally
throughout the United Statoejuud Cauteins.
COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' MX - CHANGE.
L WILMARTII.
Via Presidents.
T. S. CL.A.RILF., W. CASS.
Treasures.
N. HOLMES, JR-
Secretary.
JAMES P. BARR.
.V“perintendrnt..
8. T. NORTIIAM. JR.
Cbmmitlete of Arbitration far. Narender.
GM. W. CASS, V. P., JOHN S. COStIRANT.
JOHN LiRAPE, HENRY LAM BERT,
JASIES O'HARA.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS ,
OFFICE or THE DULY MORNING Posr, t
Saturday Evening, Denember 15, 1556. j
The weather has cleared up, and was very pleasant during
the entire day. but mere little business was dont, The river
had risen to eight feet at uisin, and was still rising.
FLOUR—Sales 150 libls superfine at the wharf at $7,7!•.
URA 300 bush Rye at the wharf at 40, ; lets bush
dit from tile email at SOC . ; hush Oats (rum the detail at
.Laud Ico bushels at 3&
C.IRS MKAb—Sales 35 bush front wagvn at U.
GROUND NFTIJ--Sales 411 erica at $1,23.
hthiS—Sale 1 !sin at She 'i dozen.
ti •A tiars charrual at po, el X atoll ha
New York Market•
NEW y.mx. lAren.l ler Is.—l'doelta...Cam ton Co. 'Z.! t 4,.! : Cleve
land & Te 73t...: Cumberland Ontl Erie .
(tabula & Chhugu 121'4: lliinoit Central 95 r !tlit•h. Certtntl
tteatittu: tr.! Caa ton dull. will. Flom
I.IP, vOth•S 'COkl 4tH.XI 14. r gta.al to.lteat
12.1.A/0 bout,. ut Wl.lte, and mfr.! to,
/)..r ( '..rti 1.44,0.0.) bunt.. Purl: ,h ;
:SOU Ertl"; 15uu bog.. KM Stlyt-nr
Idtn, New t/rleam. at h... 91to1n..sev quiet ,
sales 150 1.4b1, at 4". 1 ills sh.ady, ultl. I / 111111E,I 1 , 11.411,4
Iron firmer: sales *.K.) tens Semel. at
Freight. on Floor to I.ivvrix..l 3 6.11 u,n.o Itha. I I
Cincinnati Market
CiNcINNAft, nerd JIM; ste
etTerittg, I , V 1 .1" 1.1,111 prune t,l
%% heal nt i 7.10.5. nog.. enlen Iww,l at $42:1, but
few t.neeN Prot Ink", quiet, atel we I star at ta, s ale,
to+tter, 5001,1,1,.at 11,,erw3 1111
Baltimore Market.
P. 1.1.711104, I.ltvrtnber IS.--Fleur and Wheat firm at quota.
t aet cut routyvater.ta) Cren ahem lr pet talriii• I Lew,-
DATES OF DISCOUNT
PEN KS YLV AN lA. ;Branch at Wu rater „ .1.
Bank of hind m rail. . . par, Branch at Xenia... .... .. . i
Exchange Bank, ,1.. .. .. pal !Ilrarall at Young,tirti .1,
M orfind 141anilf.. do .... par City Bank. Cincinnati . .I.
hank of Clismieria. .. . par !Courtlier mat Ilk. CI arla . l.l .1
Bank of Nprth A morn a par! Frank.llll Bank"... .. . .. . .1..
Kink of F.irthern Libor's, part Lafayette Bank. . do
Bank of peer
il h aunt . pari . abli. Life Iris A Trust Co. do
Bank of hain 'Fos - a...hip. ;nu Western Reserve Bank do
C. antrierrial Bank .4 Pa... par. .Sunill Not., .
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1 . a/ rti.,...ElMeolnutirs' Bk. par} NEW ENG LAND .
i :ward Bank purl All Soli rant Banks . 7
Eonstrigtun Bank... . .. par NEW YORK.
)liiit A Mialtanirs' Bk.. pm ; Now York City.. la!
Nir.ralalla74' Bank par Country
.!,.‘
MoyamenOing Bank . par' MARYLAND.
Plirlailelpbßi Bank par Hallam", ... ... per
.S. .othavark Bank. par Country
Tradesman's Bank. par' N. JERSEY A DELA %VAR 1..
Western Dank par All is.lvertt Bank, t,
2
Mali, , p 1 Ohnanbersburg .. .% VIRGINIA.
Bank of Chester Comity. par, flank ..f lb., Vall,, , . . t.,,
Bank of Danville par; Bank of Va., Richmond. .1..
Hank of Del. Co., Chester, part Ex. Bank. Va.. Norfolk.. ;1..
Bank of i iernian town .. ... par. Farmers Bli of Virginia. do
Bank of clettyslairgt. .... ~ .fil Mort:barite' A Thal, Bank .....,
Rank of ~.a.a istown.. ...... —.North Western Bank.....it
Bank of ,Al idillet.,ir n ee..; I Branches. !.14
al out goinery Co. Rank... par, Nilalf CAROLINA
Bank of S'..obtlinle.rland par 'Bank of Cals. rear 1
C durrilatt Bk A Bri.tre C.. par' flank of St. ..1N Carol.' a .1.,
li.• . ,l,,tAAVn Bank......._par 'Corti Rank, Wilmington li.,
Eaaton Dank par I Merchan ti.' Bk. Neu burn do
Erie Itank .. .. . .... ... SOUTH ('Alti.iLIN A.
Farmers* Ilk of Burks Co. par; Ilk of the St •.1 1* Carolina d..
Farmers' Ilk of Lan, Ind, par Bank of South Carolina d.-
Farmers' Bk .of 'brisling.. par r Bank of Cliarlostin do
Farm. Ilk of Silinylkill Co par: Plan tors' A Mot hank' Ilk d..
Far. A Drop. IVitynesiitir¢ 1 ,2 GEORGIA
Franklin Bk Washington 1., Auguran Ins. A ttk'g Co
Ilarrialimg Bank... I . Bank at Auguste .. „.. . 3
11.,11 , 0 , 1a1e Rank. ..... .... 1. 2 11 k of Ilru.ii Irk. A ug'a 3
1,111,.ter Bank_ .. .... par; TENN ES'S EE.
Lancaster County think... par, All riol vent Bank.;
Libation Flank {kw KENTUCKY.
Miner.' Bank of Pottsville par' Ilk of Kentts ky. Ltitsv'e 1 .,
Monongahela Bank .... . . par Ilk of Louis, Fe. Thurston if,
West Branch Bank par I N..rthern Ilk or Krutnrky do
B u n sung Ilk NV ilk.slairre parle. ;other,. Ilk ..f Kentucky d..
York Bank ... j , INDIANA.
Belief Notre 1 Ist...L. Bank & branch, 1 .
01110. . I
. MISSOURI
I ibio State Bank r,' Ilk of State of Milisouri... !. ~
Branch at Akron V,IWISA),INSI N.
Marine & Vire In. chka 5
El7i1=!11;!!!
MICItIUA N.
Farmer, & Nlech.l:. 1
nt Bridgeport
at Chillicothe.
011=!El
I=IMEME=IIIII
=EEO
ITTE
Ell!!!ZM/M!!!!1!@
=EI
IMMIZZIMI
M!1=7Il
lik ,Pf U. Canada..Torkytit..
EASTERN EXCHAN(/
ItrinrL M
13rmtcli at Ripley... .
On New York, fur curr'cy
On Philadelphia..
On ltaltinv.re
Branch at Cinrinnati..
Itraneth at ‘Va.thiligmn...
Branch at Cadiz d
WESTERN EXCIIANIIE.
Cincinnati 1
Louisville 1
St. Lulli., 1
DULL AND SPECIE VALUE.
Doubt.... Spanish In 00
Patriotls 00
Eagle, old 10 IA)
Rag', a lu Os
Frvtiericksd'urs 00
Brunel! nt Lancaster
Brandt at Strulpenville... d
Branch nt Mt. Ver..... d.
Brand at Newark d,
Brunch at Springfield d.
Branch at Marietta......... d.
Branch at Tr,l:, d,
nrancll at Mt. Pleasant._ d
Branch nt 'Lane d,
Branch at Norx111:
Ton Thalerx
ono,.
Suveroigns 4 b 3
Ton tlnildrn 't
Napt.lrune 3 N.)
Branch at Piqua d.
IteanrL at Itertoutteut el
Branch at Eatou
lintnelk at Ithvelma
Branch at Cuyahoga
'crunch at Massillon
BOND 1,
STOCK ANI
STATE SECURITI ES .
Nu.) Iv, nias dceut., D{77
Now Yurk 6 cent., I87:1
I billy 010 n•ut., 1g75
ye Cell .. 1887
CITY, CO. & BOR. BONDS.
Allegheny Co. 0, HMI burgh
and Cumiellevt/le 11.1 t
IM. Pitta . A Steutwnv. R.Ft
Do. Allegheny Valley Kit
Chartiors Valley Kit
Do. Cleveland A Pittn. ILK
Do. Pronotyvania
7:,41,00{),
51.41,000
•,o,Olq
100,0110
1 60,000
I.( 1 000
2.760,000
400,100
10(1,000
100,000
City of Pict . Aburgh Gn
Allegheny ty
Bor. of NlcKo.port Co, Ight,
Bor. ofeonnellewil le el., 1885
It. R. MORTOAGE BONDS.
Pitt, k Gonne 61,
I n.`,l, gum-. Ball time re City
Ottio A Pa. lt.lt. IXI mort. IX
Uhiue Pa. 11..1t. Income in
A He'll V Vol. lt.lt. Int mort_ 7 s
l'it tn. Steu. It.lt. Int !port in
1 000 0()0
1,760,000
1,409 10
400 WO
SOO.OOO
BANK STOCKK
Bank of Pittsburgh
Merchants' A. %mut'. Bank
Exchange Bank.
Sterhanics' Bank
Pittsburgh Trust Company
Parne•rs' Deposit Bank
Citizens' Deposit Bank
Allegheny Savibg Fund Co.
3.le,.l..k.arings Bank, Alleg'y
1,142,100 '
too MO
81X•000
bOO,OOO
11.10,(00
62,000
2t t,ot
RAILROAD STOCKS.
l'enn.rylvania
12,104,8201
13,040.400
2.588.;70
2,468,240
1.4'31,285
I,G2R
Cleveland& Pittsburgh R.R
Ohio it Pennsylvania 1L.R...
Pitt& it Comaellsville R.R...
Allegheny Valley ILK..
Cluirtioro Valley R.R
Pitts. & Steubenville ILK
BRIDGE STOCKS.
Allegheny Bridge
Monongahela Bridge
Eland Street Bridge
Northern Liberties Bridge
31 - ISCELLANEOUS.
Pittsburgh Gus Company....
Allegheny Gas Company ....
141onougaheLa Narigat'n Co.
Western Insurance Co—._
Citizens' Insurance Cu.
Tae Rivan---On Sunday evening there were, by the plur
marks, 10 feet 6 Maim, and rising. Quite a large fleet of
broad }torus floated past uu Sunday, loaded with woad
fur the I.llol[ll-11 market. The weather le One.
THE Persia," " Philadelphia," and - Flora.' arrived
yesterday, with heavy loads.
Tea steamer •• Diurnal • " Capt. J. A. Shoals., is the regular
packet for Wheeling this morning; she hntres at 1U o'clock.
CAPT. GREENLEE brought the uteamer - Mansfield" to th,
wharf on fiaturday to take on u lotul for lomblville.
Tar pretty steamer " Lucie May " Is now tab ins on her
load for Nashville. She offers a fine chance to tlasie going
to the Marble City. Capt. Robinson and his brother A s trew•,
have had long experience in that trade
SITEPPEILD is rushing freight ou Wan! Lis fine steam
er, OW Orb." and
will be rosily to cast loose at 3 o'clock
this evening for Louisville. Capt. S. is a otreful and .111 p,
trot officer, runt the clerk, Mr. Ras. Dopy', is proverbial for
his strict attention to to s.songens and shippors.
Fon Nrw ORLTANS.—The new and substantial atitainor
W. Mailman," Capt. Marshall Maya. Iwinv cell freighted
will leave thiii tironing for the South. Silo is superbly rum
killed and littoil up with every comfort for tray.lorN. Mr. It
Robinson, the obliging clerk. will Si , that nothing in want
in,; to give uatisfurtion tip broth travelers awl shippers.
FoR Sr. huUtS, DB—KT.—The 1 ot, Commodit.l.lB mu] popular
steamer '• Shenango" Capt. S. B. French. is ita' loading for
the above and way Aorta, and trill leave thin event g. It is
it mores:airy for us to recommend this superb steamer or her
officer. Capt. F. and his polite clerk. 11r. C. 11. Wilkins .
will sis• tint all are well provided for trio tnteeler ou the
• ihenringo." Be on board early and recur- y.mr state-room,.
Ake • Fever and Ague L.—John Ward sap, "I re
commend your 111.17Eltli ns a remedy for Fever and Ago,
I was not only oared by It myself, but three of may friends
lie,rig on Wylie street were also cured. Duo of them, who
nuts on the river, had the Chills for 'dine. months, and says
the lIULLAID 111TTER9 was the only thing that did him
any good."
CAUTION!—IIe careful to Fisk fur Itoerhave's //a/and
Bitters. The great popularity of this medicine has induced
many imitations, which the public should guard against pur
chmiug.
Illy_ Sold at $1 I.,er bottle, or six bottles for V.', by Lie
prirturs, LENJAMIN PAGE, Ja. & CU., Manufa,tining
Plmsniaceutists and Chomkts. Pittslo,o l , lit.; E. E. sEL.
LEES Cl)., corner ut SVOlild and t lost streets: fuel
Druggists generally. decf,
filosTErr & Sirrrn.
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT Louis
TILE PITTSBUB.IIII AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE.
19111112611=
Pittaitrgii, Ille.
and Saint Lout,
I.INr. ,ft -.•‘•
firxtx - lx,
IUItII.I fix
and c‘aufix•l, xn.l 0701 nmon.o I.l'. I.l\/ -I , .amen
P,511.1,1 ton (11.• 11 1,111111 ., t.. 1/11111 111, ‘1.“1
1.1111 . i••
and 1..3,11t• aro r,.J 4,1 ~11
,1,t1,e/•1. hill, 1 1, 1 1 11 .1.3..1
1.10, tt hu•lk. 11.1 W 1. 1 11r1 . 11, 1 •.1 111•• 10111 1 .111 a 1..11..
Bald, P•isr, arrporrer,
tom
RUCK EY E STATE.. NI 1 Sn.t.las
CITI ‘9' . NV II LEI.I duiri Nl . .
A I.LEA.IIIEN . • I N
N N ATI .1,010611 •4111e-.4.11
PIII DEI.I'IIIA jK .1 1111,, . Tlllll.llll
PEN, 1 4, 1 11.1 A\l.l 1.11111, Ist 1T1.t.,
Itti II .1 Stltst , lay
CT . , I,IIA r 1/1111, .1t 111 A NI pt,
N-- 1.-I,llt nx..11 - .1 to. ruin, --I
Y.n parliculax, appl, Inxtrd.. , s
J.lll\ I: 1.I1I\OST“\
.1“IIN FL!, K.
11••14,1g1/1”.1,1 111 , 111,. lilnl •1111 w -.
Prrrsntee.n, :1 II
Pittsburgh, Steubenville rtud Wheeling
Par ketl..
Tbo k liil.l .1 th,
, 111 Ertpt P. WA , . , r , ll
KE6I I,AR DAILY PACK ET'S K Tilt
but gh. 5t,t16.4‘111.. 11 , 11.,1.,:. 41 H., 31 ITIE,111• .,
pc , rtx,
•
Th.. IMURNAL will kayo l'ltt.tatt,-.. .1. NI
11..tklayn and F! air,. at In k. -
iil 1.1,1.111w..1m.: .at kw!
at TNn k. 1.. A. M.
Th.' (Tn . {Ain :lb, 11,1, 19[1.1./O1 .111'0...AA,
Thurv.tay.:ool Satur.nly... at 10 1A k. 1 NI
Ow wilt 1,0 r. ileTili/g •.II M•ll.Ltl ~u• 1
4, `',l F.
For .0 apply on 1..nr.t...r 1.,
.1 1, 1,j.1
Wheeing And finllipoll• Pneket.
The he, atel hp1e,12.1 ••,• • eleahe
\ Fltl A. l'apta::l J‘ , ll l l , i wie•N• r/.. r.
Dtn.F.Aott- „ ill 1••••se I.•r ah 1:1,11.,
.Ihat• th.rh. every FRIDAY AF - TF.11,... .1 • .1.. h.
Fwr (r..ight mly1) •ai
Co.
11j and Ile, IV.4t,
Regular Tnesday Packet for %V heeling.
Marietta and Galltopolls.
Th...t..nnter CON 1111',
JOll , 11 11_, Jr , .• I-1 lb.
and intrrini.ltuto p... 1...,, 'fl I.sII k , 1
k. M .lt
For r,t•i g Lt 544....50. ititi.ll -0 1. itti i•
_ ti Al 11A KT! d t It k
For manes. illy.
Tin .41111/11, ENINI tilt A 11. A 'di
EA T fq l l ‘ :l ' l4 ' l: .". „ ' l '' „l — , ( 11 1 1 . 1" r r k „;..;1 ' 1:1 ' ;: :' r i...1.1 " . W . I . " ; ‘. l 'i l ' S " llA " l 'i .
At 3 ,i'k k I. Al
For freight apidy .4. boai .1, .4' n.
,1017 COI-LIND 1411 lIA 11.410 Lo. Agent.,
For Memphis, Vicksburg & Ness. Orleans.
Tbe onnott, SILO P. it IN AVE. (input./ J 0 on
4 2'
! Al . a ' l4 —L .l 1 k ; !I I iThl " :
DA Y. 1n...-mt., 17414 Al 4 0ki....14 I' 11 1.
1 , ..r freight or plumy., apply .41 board do. 11l
For 111 eatiphl et anti IN c‘v
The .t.hon.. J II A 11.11 1, Al
114 rk. R. 1t..1.1...r. .111 I t • tiAl.
abor.. and Interrinidiate ~it 1 11, 1 1 , k
Irt•I 1704 at 10 o'. 1.. I. A 51
For (might or laronolo "1'1 4 5 ""
der 12 Fl. A i ilk A It llt ES, 1,11 E..
For Alemplillt, Vicksburg & Nen tirleantt.
- The tileatnet 1..111 111.111 . 41. Captain II
!?I,l.lP—ehrk. .1 Li !MICK --11111
1./No• /1,1 niterin...haik• I. t. 111 r DA V,
Drontuber 17, at lu o'clock A 11
F. trright ur ini,mair,k• npph k lar 5, t.
II 11(1 ES. A FLACK. AO.-.n'
_
For Cincinnati nod
.tehnn r tillS ate. r.... A.l 1 1 1111 . 1111 1 --
. 1 141 Clerk. Ross DorLE AI 1..1 alt , l
111i,r111a411/ilO port. on 31 , , 5. liA V. 17.
at 4 Jrl.. k P. 31.
Fin freight 01 pas.age apply or t.
BARS KS A C. ALI.I Ntl W.lllll, Agent..
For Cincinnati and Louisville
vs.. d"o"or SI AN ,F I ELD. Cut .t.o a Ts. o.
Imi - 44.---Clel k. 11 , •1141AN -wlll I...tsr• 11.1 . the
a 1.,. and InDirtiii,finti• t 4 k 3111 N DA V,
Ihniontloir 17th. at In A Al
For freivlit ..r iia.4nag.k, ti. d'.
. 5
For St. Louis.
The ntnitin, SI It WM MA 1,1..1 Cf:. Caplan.
litsinuELL---Clei 1,. r N. FlWfn[r -- 11111
for the ahoy.. and
TUESDAY. Delvoater I,th, Al 4 oik 51
For frehrht or pluttolge alga)
I'l7 .1./lIN FLACK, .11,1.1
For St. —
The swum, SI lEN AAIIII, Caplan.
FRENcII----Ch.rk. II Al 11.h1,1-11 ill 1.4,V, ,
the 11.1./Ne - 4.01 port. 011 311/Nl4l I ,
December 17th, at 111 airl.44 A. NI.
For freight or t.unsa4e apply "11 Lnnrd. or t..
.1,13 FLACK A. LIVINGI , IS is; 1. ••ni-
For Nashville.
The netouer 1.1.1.21 E MAY, Copt. J. J. Ruin:,
Aso:s --Clerk, A. ItomvsoN,Jlt trill I.,tve for tln,
alnwo and intermediate p.q . ts on SA'I'L RDA V,
Dec./ober al 10.,..6 A.
Fur freight or Itwoiligte apply ou hunl, ev t..
doct; FLACK Is LIVINGSTON. Agent,
MEM
ST.
14, IS,J
IlEt t )f 111 It
ILr.
100
lOU
100
I®
8 3
Sr
, yu m
"o
IUU
lOU
100
1W
luo
44- Clark's Stara:it:tell Bit term are iicknewleilgel
by all oho have tried them to be t h e Let family medicine in
tire age, for the cure of Dyspepsia, CAkitiVolll3.o , , a n d a ilisor•
dared elate of the Liver and Stomach. They bare uo rind.
The proprietor., do tint pretend to citation people femur awing
other preparatious that are palmed upon the public under
the nanny of Stomach Bitters, for they have brood that milt
one trial was needed to render moll ran th e n unnecessary. •
59!,<,
60
6"
63
614 i
•_lOO
Fur sale, wholesale. by (X)LLUM Sr. CLARK. Third oUw•t.
between Wood and Market; UFU. 11. KEYSER., 141.1
street; and by Druggists generally.
Al A MEETING of the Trustees (,f the
PITTSBURGH DOLLAR SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
hold December 3.1, 155.5. at their Banking Hens, No. C.,'
Fourth strict, the first dividend was declared.
at the rate of Six per cont. jar 11.111111111.
At the same time the renewing looming were elected a
Committee of Investment. or Dir,term. (or the ensuing six
DWI, tins:
pATENT VICE ATTACHMENT —A nt tugenite and
useful article for Machinists. Fur Pak by
MOSES F. EATON, Agent,
SO Folirth street
IM. Refer to Mess' Living9ton, Copeland A: Co., Novelty
Works.
DRY — APPLES - 30 bus. prime in store and
or role by td 08] SPRINGER lIARBAUGII
BGORIVIIEATFLOUR - 3000 lbs. in store
and for sale by Died] SPRINGER. HARBAUOII
W01.67- 7 -ThE 7 highest market price cash
paid by SPRINGER HARBAUCiII,
deny No 295 Liberty street
*" r r y aL.. ,
• • •
• "*, r. A.' lie ,
r 4
RIVER NEWS.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
LIFEET ti IXCILEA WATER 1\ THE CHANNEL
A RRI V ED. -
LUI.OI . IIC, 13r01% lin Vii le
" (M. Bayard, Peehl.,
" Ilendorlek,..n. West Newton
Ntwitt,,,- - aut No. 2, Ilerst. WelistAlle,
Gen. Lnritunr. itoelloster.
" hairy (Innen. Reno, Steutn,nvint,
IMI=I
Roclciiv State, livitzli.Nivvr. I ti [lot
Grivoe, Cincinnati
Silver Wtivo, St .
St. L,uir
Alleg6e•uy, Cool.. Cincinnati
.• F. a Grahaat. Ayer.. ZAtlor r l,
vuy. tiallitua,
Flora. N. 11% !Ile
DEPARTED
Steamer Jelformat, NV,,inla tnt. Hruw n,eil 10.
LutaTatt. Bennett. Itrt ay us, ill,
Cot. Ray ant, Elitabeth
Ilead,rl,l,au. Wo.t Neu
•• Mnligwu N. 11,r4t. I{ vit.{ ill,
ilea Loans,. ---, Itudii•ittrt
•• Ulu ri W Ree h
•• tPure.t City, II at \flier-ling
. .
Ir) 4u,.-u.Kett,
City IVh. , ..ling. Mc
ittlrkvv.. Stet., IS.lt7.ll.A.Vvr. Ctur iuuwil
Bent \Vest. NUt:tlllc.ii.zlt ai. 1,.11/1
zf,t
ict,/slh.
Jame"
St.•cc trt
N.a..11‘111.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
'sane M. Pennock, Alexander Bradley.
John H. Shoonberger, N. (irottun Murphy
Henry L Ringwalt.
CHAS. A. COLT% N. Sov'y and Treasurer.
, .":-
• i .0.•
i -; y ~ .y. ." q
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON CITY, December 15. —The Senate
WIG! Hof in session to-day, having adjourned user to
Monday.
Moos.--After the culling of the roll, Mr. Hick
man uttered a resolution that no person shall be con
sidered a candidate fur Speaker who shall not be
supported as curl, On the fiOth vote, and after that
ballot. all but the two highest candidates shall be
dropped, and the choice made between then. The
one obtaining the largest vote shall he Speaker, pro
vided he receive a majority of a quorum of the
House.
Mr. Letcher suggested that the Clerk prepare a
letter to be signed by members of the House, resign
ing their seats,' in order that new elections shall be
held in all the States and ,Territories. (Cries of
"agreed," "that's right," "we'll stand by that,"
and laughter.)
Mr. Sage proposed as a substitute that the gentle
man from Virginia set the example by resigning
first-, and the other gentlemen will follow until all
get through. (Laughter.)
Mr. Letcher said he would willingly agree to that
if the gentleman from New York would give him an
assurance that lie will play fair.
Mr. Sage was unwilling thus to pledge himself,
feeling that he haul conscientiously performed Iris
duty ; he was acting with the majority in opposition
to the administration.
Mr. Ilowiton—Then why don't you Organize, Mr
Sagv: it is not my fault.
Mr. Giddings thought that the proposition came
from the appropriate quarter; from a faction which
had for two weeks been stantling out and preventing
the organization of the House. (Laughter.) He be
lieved that if the Democrats would retire from the
hall they would scam elect a Speaker.
Mr. Lacher thought the happy family was in
rather a distracted condition, and his object was to
restore the former. (Laughter.)
Mr. ifiddings ILSBUrvd him that if the Democrats
would step out the others could effect an organiza
tion.
Mr. Leteher—As the gentlemen metim to he in
trouble, I will withdraw it. t Cries or "no," " no,"
" that's right."
Mr. IV:vie—Let the President rocign ; if they refer
matters to the people, I am with them.
Alm" further debate, Mr. Hiektnan's resolution was
tabled by licelamation, and the House resumed hal-
Twii ballotings were had. Each tittle the vote
stood: Banks 105; Richardson 74; Fuller 40; scat
tering 6.
The House then adjourned.
Arrest of Expre•B Robbery.
Bostox, December 15.—Yesterday evening officers
]lam and Savage arrested Oliver King and Warren
Ayres. at Lawrence, charged with robbing the
American Express Company of money belonging to
the liovernment, the particulars of which were pub
lished some time since. The accused Were corlltnit
ted ti.r examination on Wednesday next. Ayres was
recently a broker of this city, and King a hotel keep
er at Lasalle. Nothing has been made known of the
evidence against them. W. C. White, the express
messenger who had charge of the money between
Chicago and Detroit, is strongly suspected. with the
others. A fourth person Li also in custody.
a short time after the robbery, left the employ of the
AIM:I-1111M Xpre-'s Company. Officer Best, of BuT
Lilo, was instrumental in bringing the affair to light.
Ilvet ruet Ire Fire.
Nr.‘t 1 cur., December 1;,. buildings i pn
. :‘lllll t.,1% Lied by t rge Bruce, the Type
F,l/11kler, rere de,trity ed. Mr. Ifruee . , 1:04 I, $20.-
000. The t"i111 10,IA 61 $75,000, nll Lciug eiiiered
im.urittire its thi• i•ity.
.liratil,lor I •ailed :it n o Ca Ik, re
WIIL S 2:,(11,11
S,,tl ,talo t . ,,iiiinittee bale called
14.111,4 the 'llh January, nt SyrlU'llAr,
ch...”P the t'lnrinnriti National COll
- entlllll.
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
F n I•tAtto tumitsfm•torrr.
awl lat• wbki tat
,•.I‘,-1 I.s mitt I tb,uk ..f It K.o" planing
It t Ihr thing ul n w I:tet ~ory k”..]
PIA,' 11/41 ,• 11l M 1.11.0 111M11
9 1,1 .4,1 lo o-s -lot ,
10 , 010. 1.., a much
to,ro - oo•Llo otood - ••••15.1 - .is *. owrniovr.
••ite. th -oito•
at 01l or 'omit- II to lo or all kithlo
..1 ‘t o• -I - , o it. , 1,.1 Plan , I {,11,1N I. It
•-ot itlt.sttitl t lakr tip, tont ory thlri
i.• ottprn.t/ Kram IL, , 1"1/ t “ny AVay .
VO , MALI, It 1.• 1/11.1 - f In 1.1.1nnl g riorao.or, I
tko,o o t to,ro , I . lointo coto
• •lotouto,l I in ri4 ii)I•o goorto•na IN, outs olig 51 11110 it
.il.l I. I Pi oor L,
I .i..t Ll_ d ,t , Soo I
MEM=
11!!1=111!!1111
I..tti t. r , l te 11.1.1.,CA i.atent I.eni
pi we w In. IL ~.wt vieu witwelluw.nt ;
i.. 1 ii.t• .1 ,r
And iew LA...h.,. the wwwl.
1.4 ..‘eti. w I, u. hundr .11,131.1 ts, Gnriley
hi,. .1114 i .o,el - 111 ~ti, tw.of insentihni..
Tiie , ••ll ti.,we can iinfLety st.eak i.l
F 7.:.
U,• ., 1t,•••( Sr. ills “111 - qtr
Ito , l Itih• iwgitt 14 M
hi lie. pl 5 11. New ilishtitinos its. all
•tay....whi there sall• oiler tug hi( bite.
I
I ill AND E.WI.I..LENCF:..-'•
old d.• " - f 1 tr..111:11.. Dc...kcwirr nod
tt s. t ln.. ••"/, atm, to Life.
I :1,1 u ,pl.•le .itit
• •4 . am! 1.11.,1tt.. Tiny, non
1.. tit to .intyltly anal 1..47...t ..yktuot fur
u trol,..;..itattkltt and and Ile 11110 olurL,.n 1111•1
1,4 St 111.111 t 1..1,1 tw. , vvara, la nanny but i.1),I1)
Y.., k f Itaa not utllt all lit
~ .tor. 1.. • u ...I. 1 la• a
a .4 ..., all .4 a In. It atv pat.-0r...1 to Or..
t0vt•v......, port b 111.111 111 E1tt41,111.1
A 111 Alt 1 t❑ 11/.1•111, 1:1111111se). 41111 t. /1. to fa. tot
:oat ..1.10 ~t ...ve ch.,aotag, -.A ;4..4 agatn‘t Itre; Itant-
II 1.1 • pttutqful.
that 0 k ht.), 14:1,111t.tr, clrunglat than
it.unll) 1./t1 loat bight. •at - 1/It/ft.: 11 21111111 g tu furl.
At ft atu fifth Irtl, a 11/1-111/n t.l 1/1/1111,4 1/11r1111.)1 and ',nu.
Litt., “ut 1 t•qlt• 11 /14,111 i.; •.1 put /ht. hunt
11,1 l• 11.11.1111 111 lII.' tt :\ 11.1 OW r.llOll
,ri•• Ml.' 1., :mgt., a.. \. ry :gory IF a building, lur vier)
.1.1,p...•111 1.. II
:ttllat.a a ith thr, rocs era "1 Pia,
N tilt 11 l ato •11,. 111 311, b.llll. MID( OW
tul.• kri 1.111/1/11,. la. arttgameut.
al. 11.- "a. %.atttlAtt.al aay , althout
it 111111illi ,1,1, i.f PIM; rt Ciao, .1.109 Chi/11/1 , , , and
I • !Lai, iil4•l/1 draught.
A'b and I o :Liphoar t rtitilator. I. throw alatzttlanett of
1 . 1,1 t an, and th,Lutttute It to a .hip or car. and draw out the
tool mr, •Ilt.t' or nun. and hot
tit• L. In 111.41. Is Ow roof or th,tr.
And 1•11 t it , ol a To' altar Furitaeo, or Heater ; this
tie of a hi,. :tail or with it
~ 111110., 1 lit a ,Up" , It liAlitiit4 to rt.il tor nip,-
11,.nN 1t...". I,llt Lit atiait.rtilierin air ralal, 111144.1
told Warlitod Into the r.nitas, malting it hound ft,l like 11 pie,
+ant .Itlne dad, and iNintributina LvKolr L., promote.. health.
i...titiort anal .41.40t - till/pis, gait iir nl.r,La eacaprai, wad no
loritat . t. OS In Tim. IL to highly' tipproyeil In
i;nice it is tiortiblo, siiiiiilo, n qtly tiottuitioa, tort liable to
tLn• inutitig dust, soil Is
L i•,...gd and .. 1 / 4 trtii toil by coal dltikortugs ; it sates in
IL.. I. itnoitolv ibut litllc uttviitioti
111 , 14. 111%.11,11• •11151.1.. runt
a.14111.1.4 - n.3sta nal eia.•
i.i to •".n.”•' antlichalt. gt,
==taNn
NOISY.S EATON. Ag..lit 4r Nt..150
.1ro•t. glo. rot*, nti.l till “rtleoi ut Ahurt
the a , grfint.
nl polutrol proi.sal, f t .Lllll6llll trig the
,411/..11 tht . l'at-I.llriLLln
Fro 11,:w
EIV
the lot% Wig, eXll.llllll4.ti the lione
I to. ini tinted hy ItOnEtIT 6111YEITILi. LLIId now too
not , n, tho loni,iingn of the old Jot. iatu Iron Wiii
lieny have great pleasure in bearing terwirntiii, to the
ontin. VoinpktvilOvi of the nriiihine and the ettee with ehi, h
It i t.,, it, work. It males ittwilt tell Shoe,' per minute, of
.•,•olletat form mi n nn( aoy Atrnining ar elfori—working
.nont) when nitikine, Sho, to when turning aroaud idly.
The Shoo, are formed on ilwe while 1t,., Iron is hot, being
and 'inched at the Winn' time. By changing tie
,111”, any ,i/o oh. caul In. mode. The
eaci,dingly newt and o, it arrituipid, awl reflects grmt 8,10
o Ili, 31$1.•litot
JAMES TIioMPSON, Civil Engineer •
cIIoL AS 11% !AN. 11,
OF:MiI:F. STRATTON. from England
\V 11.1.1 AM WADE, .4' Knup k Mule;
S II 14 A RTM AN. of Singyr, Ihu - Olan &
ISAAC JONES. INtirdmrgh Stoel ~rlol ;
MM. S. BISSELL ;
CALEB I SIIISTER ;
P. IL EATON;
O. T. P. SEELY.
kt.. The above Machine, with tho EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
tE 11L N N I MI iCtiE MACH - INES, Si now otfrri,l.
term, Atitily to
INLVIIINE.--KENDALL's PATENT
kj DOUBLE Acri Ni RIVER AND SilA VEK..—The
at-
L•ntitm of Shingle and Lumber dealers, speculatorn and
others. in directed hi thin invaluable invention, which in now
presented to the public as the first and only practical ma
chine extant, fir Riving and Shaving Shingles.
Variomi railing and sowing nuu•hines have been invented
fir making Shingles, lint it in 0 well known fact that Shin
ghis int or sawed across tho grain are quite too flimsy for
,siting purport. Numerous invention, have recently ate
Feared for riving and nhuvilig, and these have all been MI
11011110d WY worthless, limn their imperfect method of riving,
which consists of splitting from the nide of the block but one
shingle, which almost Invariably rano elf. This difficulty is
entirely obviated by
K ENDALL'S MAC 111 N E,
Which first splits from tho Mido of the block a piece thick
hough for two shingle., which is separated in the centre,
and by means of elastic guides each part is conducted
through a pair of approximating knives, which completes
the operatic ; thus produciug two shingles at every revbiu
lion. .
This machine will tiro and Mayo from the block thrts,
thousand shinglos por hour, of uniform thickness and taper,
superior in solidity and durability to those made by hand or
any other process.
•
Its operations are by no means confined to pine and other
s ,,f't wood, tint works to equal advantage, oak, walnut, and
,•very other description of timber that can be split.
The workings of the machine can be examined at 11. 11.
Ryan's Furniture Buildings, Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
To timber owners, shingle dealers, and men of enterprise,
this opens a new field for speculadun, as there is no similar
invention extant.
- . .
The machine occupies but a small is of durable con
struction, and nuts but about two hundred dollars, and a
man and two boys can make (rain 25,000 to 30,000 shingles
lier day.
For right of territory. or machines, inquire at No. SI Fifth
street, or at the City llotel.
TM. All needed information will be forwarded by letter,
when desired. U. K. CHAMBERLIN, Agent
uovlAdrf
t. ,t -
• +•• •
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•
REM
D. W. BIDWELL
Water et. , PittAburgh.
NonERT ti RIFF' ITIIS.
Alkghvoy ei
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4
AMUSEMENTS
THEATRE. --J. C. FOSTER, side Lessee :mil
Manager; \VM. 11. lIXED, Stagl• Mitnagt.r .
ALting Manager. Treasurer, .1. V. lior.rrrE..
PR Ii,TA of AIROSSION
Nixes and Parquirtte ,00. Private Brae.,
Tirr 25e. I Private B v a, moan
Box fur colored
seam, I. cents rittru.
tt-h— of Miss NlAtii i (IL Dll'l\llEl.l
MONDAY EV EN 'MI, I.lo:Emum 1:, I+.
. Th.. C.nicily ~1
- .
Ka tt y O'Sltlel— Nlstv.ttle Slit. 1,11
1.111.„t+; il'Setll. Mr- 1:—,11.
gALL. Slr”, Elnily I.
AftPr st Inch. Ow Sin. tn. I.• ‘,l
" "
The Three Guardamen--A NI.
; ; D'Al ta;:tlEtn, F,41 , 1 . 1:1.•11
oli. u. Cunningham: I'lauri t. Youni; ; I.n I) 11 ,S,C,
Mrs. Cunning - lotto;
0_9 . ...1),..0rs open sit 614; curtatti sit o'cl.
CITY HALL—Last week of
RAN INOT))N':)) URA ND DIORAM IC l'A N )1t AMA
OF
THE I: I WS, AA' IV.: '
Front the ciiiiitu,lnteninitt t•• the fail of
Thu entire Putitiraititt 11,ITS all arna upwards of 5..1,000
fent of Ctatmuni, being inuterially a+eiwu•d tiy the
mutt elaborute tun! iutrinrt.• nuuQti c u rs with
EXTRAORDINARY CII EM ICA L EFFECTS
Faithfully portraying the rising name., in the Burning
Boinhartlinentg, le., beautiful Moiitillglit Ts% Inkling
SSA!, and Silvery ltetbrtion in the NV/a, There are thirty
different scenes: many of the tikures an. life ,iz.e; the is hob
terminating with the
STORMINU OF SKIIASToDIM, AND FALL OF TIII
MALAKOFF!
Amid the deafening explogion llf the mines. roiling id the
nunketry and booming ofcannon, together aitl the Inrid
glare of the BURNING CITY, producing an iitloa
N. B.—There will 100 Afternoon Exhibitions on WEDNES
DAY and SATURDAY. at 3 o'dn•k. A.llmiro.ion, 25 cent.+
children in the afternoon. lii cent.s.
*T_l_ In the CV4 . llillg. 11 , 44111 01,11 at CO 2 : r ! antrietaing at
AdtuiasiLal,•..;;)cont4; cht1,1 4 , 1 , l 5 ceat,
MLLE. TIIERESA PA Wil)1 givE ,
ONE we r•rr.V , TRI'
lu passing through l'ith,burgh w N,w Yolk, at ('ITN"
lIALL, on MONDAY. the lith land, the
tip n of MAURICE STRAKOSCII.
DR.. The sale Of Tickets iui i secured ~: a t, will ,iftlititimit•
at tt. Kleber Yifth street. on Saturday morning.
December 15, at 10 tolclitck A. M. ,1-1 IS
QCIIOOL GEOGRAPIIIES.—COLToN
IJ FITCIPS SERIES—These are entirely nem works. The
Maps hare been ilnium with mathematical and scientific
scent - au, from the tritest Kiel must reliable au 1. bent lc, II lei
hence exhibit the recent Surveys and Explorations: and
they are distinctly and Iftetuttfully engraved_ An impoi twee
feature of the Maps is the rintiliness awl certainty with which
students will hewn at first View the wale of each amp, in
both geographic and nuke. thence acquiring n tr.
Ides ..1' the pee of every state or cell iitry. Each ,tlitii is inn
neslitftely follow,l by printed descriptions of the Conti try it
i•xhibits, and hence Gisigruphy and Atlas arc in the same
Ism ik. Much lanai P.M t a r. been devoted to exhibiting the
l'hyaical features of each country, so that the eery pleasing
exercise of tamer/I,lg the nu halite peculiar lidsich part the
wfirld, 61 happily provided. The print Wing entirely !few. iy
also very plain Wel neat ; anti all difficult names Sr.-ap
fully and Mr reel iy c
heir
17.
Fach's Prtmary (;,,vrelphy— T., LI. in Jan
1,. ISSO.
!iltmr d 1 , ,1ch',11”c1,7, (; , , ,, uraphy—N..,‘ v.:141y. wt.]
ad.ipted.
!Whoa A meri , .. —To 1.,.
in April. The and 11111.1e1 .4 this 1.•.6 nr , larg, iLoi.
Anivrimo echao , l4 ha, ever
(I,llun f Yitelg't Outlines ui yxsoil
though hot a ler, few months (111.1.41.. in s. great ilettimid
that the fourth edition VI now in press. and coniWiit, of len
thensiosil copies. !loth It a n d the Alodern
cian be Itiutwilintely obtained of the publish , rs. Messrs .1 11 .
Ci/LlitiN A Cl)., 1;2 Walliaua street. New hark: or of CEO.
I' MAXSON. their Agent. at City Hotel. Pittsburgh. l'a
or Mo.:, Tllo.lll'esi.si Wheeling. 1 s
Is. dincount to the trade.
Maps! Maps! Maps!
C.4t.piCs Nlai, of Ow „rid .I/.t• S.plalt. 1...1
PI
Nl:tik4 .4 the Cnrn.. 0,0. u a . -.;.
lb , t 2.1 I. .inart• f.-.f. Pr 1.,. $ll.
C,11”11,1 Niap ' 111. i •I','
A tel a largo ',met% ..Itolit Alairo, .v 1.341 1 .11::
ket )Lis far a en to
All eat. I. gupplted It) the rabltaltert: Agent.
tIE4/. /.. AIAN:4ON.
b.,
AN )1)1N A NCE
iu the Capital St,k 1;n•
Illq• prv-sclit cmimimptiots tip ,
in to, vrrnt 1111 . artm.l .yw tty 111.•
NVurk, /Ml/11/t of [twit . 1 1 11111113 . 1111, 0 1 1 4 1. thl . . 1
1,1 1
and ext,linion iiwt NIlllll , ilt m/11.1- 1 • "11 ,,
111 1111 . 111 , 1111' pt ;! •” ,!ok .1: r •
ymrr tin in vr,inient ,• I.ILIS 1:11,
IP, OW of Ow Ciipttal mock,
Allll
It It the third ...thin In. 41-.1 11,
C..1111 , a11. t.. 1 1.411 Ni.,! L. 1 • I . .ii.
Stoa ..I'ltia). di, • lilll
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cd th.• ctly I.lti•dmr-•11 t••
IL. it ,raitili,l ••iLit I r ili.• lAN
A Itle•rttwit Att.l l'itt•lturzlt $t.1,4
and it is , rilimied mitt
ti) tiii• Thist 124isicil.
c , iti.riit and that t
Inn) inn) tli , L . :4.1Wl t,t i
Thrt, i ri,111•11
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k
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t/1. • tit UP' k12..),1,, e.. 41
1..u..1) 1.. ...ill 1.,. .4 ve. k..t.
Act •if I
0rd..11/41 and cisx. - Cod int.. ,r lass ill all hill, i lii• luUi
1.), l IL, A Ltivi,
.{11.••I M \V 1,E,,
Cler COIIIII,II C. 111161
JA),Ir-S
C.,tzti4
T WitITTLX,
elvris ~f Svlort
AN ()RI/INA:CUE changing the plac(. ~f
holding tL. 6,...nd awl 01 ) ti th, Thad
ward.
ties - Um. L'ilacto.ll, rt and l'iln
/I I, of Pittsl,m - RI, lu ..5.L.1,11 ud q 1
1 . .1111.1:1 11.
1.1..0. "lost from sn.l uft,r 11,.. , 1,.. • ' °PI 1..,n. In,
1 , 13•1 of holding' the nod FAL. Lt. 1L... Tin,'
WArd shall be nt IL. how.. ut II tt,ol
and 11 olsmor nt roots.
6., 11. That 60 much "1 art) r ., 1111.111•T. I , l•iirClT/
t:, 14. alter,4lor t!.:• •
t.b.• sutp, i• her , n•po,-1..1
,1:\111.../ ~1 1110.141 1111:..1 1,1 th, 1"111
. - ntlwr. A. 11. ANI El. A I.
A \A Li ‘‘‘,.
(1 , k .pf l'"11111.,11 kl
.IA I LI.V
Pr. t , •t i 11..
T Wittrn.y.
k •.1 t em‘nt•ii
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Betts . ..ell Pittsburgh and Plillnatelphin
TII !NI; MA IL TRAIN I'itt,l, l f,
Itt 7 A. NI., .1.1 al
, .1 NI.
.rm.. FA:4T I,INF: Pitt,l , ortrit for t tit
I. Al_ and l'lrtlariclplria L r Pat...btu-Or at I' 11
NII; HT TRAIN loutk, t r
l'lrtla.delphla at I'. NI.. and l'ltillßlphirt fot
at II I'. NI
lII.AIILSV I LLK ACCONI3IIII/ATI(IN TRAIN 11•1",11 Pi.
iltal4ll cArept. ~ .c 1,11: I. NI.
I NTIIN'S Al x'OM MI ,fIATI, )!, Tic 11N
tlmly ut II A. P. M.. ml.l El,', r. V.
The ab.no Law, Quart at latt,bur oldi w tth ll,'
tt , mai from St. Low., Mo.; Allah, lial..na alai I 'Mono, 111..
Frankfort, Leann:Jon . Tot 11......
Madvonl, I.,.fityettu Itihuntpolo,, lad.; natl. 1 / 1 1,
Bellofontalue, handuaky,Toltali, Clvoland.
Cniumlana, Slanoilion ant Wonator, Ohio; alno,
o Ith tho Shaun Packet Boats [lv , ad In Nan thu.r.aas,
Lot It, Inn'tsvu.t.6 and etaorsa
TIIROUIIII TICKETS can ho 1)11.1 ❑, or from eit th
nt,oe pluert.
F..r Further part icrtlur4, thc rim. 1,1,1
"t g ken 11..,N1.,1 "tit 11,1.1 11,. I
Itlloi 1.4 S petilll,4l I• 1
Nt•S% Yot k, at ll“stott. tS.
Agent, rte.,llgrr
.1. )11.:Sh131KA.
dm•l3 Ag.ut. P.J.S.Arnger
ALLEGIIENY VALLEY ItAILROAD
NoTIC E.
Pittaburgh to Crooked Creek.
WITHIN FOUR MILES OF 6ITTINNIN
ON ANI) AFTER TICKSDA Derantlrrir 11, Freight awl
Passenger )'rains will leave PittArtirgh dad). tz'atn.lays .
trridetk) at 1 o'clock I`. NI., att.! stop at the statt..tr • .
1. 4 hariathurg, Ireland's, &way Crta-k. I'rl tier. 11llitt•11, 1.
Karl's Eddy, Lopn's Ferry, Parnassna, 'far.a.torrt.
Chartier•ti. Mclutin's, Freeport, Kinkilninvms, Whit h. ,
Itrrhl. T Logan's, and trtrookt,l t'reek
lerlurning, will leave (Teri. at rrr 0. 1. A ' l l ,
and plop at allrthe abort , intermediate stations.
iJ) - The Company are prepared to receive and .I.rtit.•,
Freight for any of the above stations. at their Freight Ir. ;...I.
corner of Penn and Wayne streets. lit Lila] rtrh.
119_ Tirkrts ran lA' had at the It antrat*'a .•-r 1,..,
and Wayne streets, or roan the C..ntluctot
I=l
Stag, will leave Cr,k.ked lb,. orrirnll ti„
Train, for Kittannin, Catfish, enrlN, Mk 111.,... 1Z..1
bank. Clarion, Itrady'n ' tiend. Itynnnl.nry. Itrl .dJ
burg and Pnnxatawney.
Fare to ICltlnuiting, $lOl5
ai- The Excelnior Ownlbue lane 11111 lease the rarte , r
Fifth xml Market etreets. iu conaeetion wilh the r,r., at
o'clock I. M. Irlec1:11 A.. 1. 1101.11Elt.
•• Neither with tut ore nor with tat faith %sill I trine. -
TM PORTANI"I'O THosE AFFucTED
WITH BAD SltillT.—Persons sunering fight,
arising from impaired rinlou, constitutional de ay, obi age,
or other muses, would do well to Call upon Pr. Ca E. :-41A W.
PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, whore they nay rely up.m gettine,
Spea•taclen sMentilically tulapted to the .11'; , LT WANTS oF
THE EYE. Address, 25 Filtit street, oppoNita A. A. Mason's.
Pittsburgh.
P. S.—Tolescup., Microscopes, Thermometers, and es. fs
article appertaining to the Optician trade. kept and reimred
on OW peelllll3°..
4,6- Waimea Inserted in old Frames.
eat_ Any article not approved of, exchanged free of ex
pense.
HOUSE AND LOT in the Sixth Ward at
Auction—On Thursday evening, December 20th. at 7
o'elock, at the Merchants' Exchange, Fourth street. n ill 1.-
sold, that valuable GA of Ground, heing No. 131 in the plot
of lots laid out by Thos. Scott, having a front of 24 feet tot
Scott street, and extending back about 100 feet to Elm street.
en Which is erected a Two-story Frame Dwelling, hoc-, and
also a small Brick Building, fronting on Elm street. Wilk},
may be examined previous to the sale, by willing On Mr. J.
P. Leslie.
Tonnß—One-half cash; rvsklue in ono year. with interent
docls I'. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
GEN. LAItIMER'S BANKING HOUSE
AT AUCTION—On Thumbs evening, December
at 7 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange. Fourth street. will
be sold, by order of Thomas Mellon, Esti , Amigo,"—That
valuable property on Fourth street, adjoining the Bank of
Pittaborgh; the lot being 22 feet It inches front on Fourth
street, extending back &i feet 8% Inches; on which is
enrl
ed a superior three-story, stone frout, brick Banking nom-,
and Dwelling, finely finished.
Terms—One-fourth cash ; remainder in equal payments, at
six, twelve and eighteen months, with Interest.
declo P. M. DAVIS, AuCtioneer.
OlL—Sperm, Winter Bleached, Tanner.
N,. 1 Lail %MI, iu tau, and fur gale by
1,4 MILLER le RICK ETSt,:\
=ZEE
r
41.4.%
at ~~ Y',
=§IIMMIN
At, - Spectacles and Surgical Operatione
l'heletlB..-The Blind May See.--It is gratifying
Iran o, in ttlAtt to antiounce to the public that the utility
BALL'S PATPINT BNB CUPS Ic now no'experiment,—
tlsr otythl-rhil ..11.4 is art coming dully to the knowledge of
the t.ts as it rimy it in trio., that
may Is -111P•ttsett wlth entirely tuhl night rotund
It.+ .4 - 4,111,1 Cups an• yet philu
s•ptiical 11.•.1 luau ..r the It•th.t thuigtir of
Buhr). will In- 1 , 0101 ro,ond is birti ithaltk
th,ir- fits, •
Y..m N. w F:vilogvlkt
A vr.i: I.trunwnit,
hy .1. r... 11 1.1 11., ity. hy of
tt hit h t.I 1'11• Ii 0,111411 S 1 . .11 , 1,1
•11., the' fiK 11.
11, .11,1
Thu-in•r
-,..11, Wit!. 1,/1 . p'stri .11.11.1..] iLtglot.ll:4o
thr/11
Th.• ~Ifto, of Elf, P. tiff.,, I k ,fofft I),•ftfo4rat writcs IL+
I. ot it,fh th- gy fo.• .:1 M,. i.ittrNtoatl, of l:ifioutkvrt,
1 ,, f0t,0 I% 1111.1
UNItiNTOSI N, P Angllnt 1. 1554.
It. 11,111,111.1• A e,lh \h.. tituntetul, I h.ov that
lftlfs Putout Cops, - illltr,ibit•
It. I. tlithout uso spot:tucks, told that her
sicht I too, of the Cups, so that mho
tcd , tt uttlust t-yt• without difficulty.
F. ISEALELL, EtLyunita_ Lktuocrat.
.Sur—llacing lo,t toy hialit by old age, I WWI intact
L. puroha yollr wuud,•tlul 1:L411111,•lit, and by using the
.u . k . ,,nling to your direction, I succeeded in restoring
my , 1011 no that I tan read by night ur day without specta
ds. I havc not moal my spedzales fur ple but three ur
tour muntha 11 ilidl shows that the restoration is out a WM
ONN.ry om•, 1,111. 11 caluablc and permanent. cm - n.
%MULLIS SNELL,
(,1 the firm Of Snell Sc Brothers, Fiskdale, Mass.
l 3 it- /Sy remittiniz live dollars, n pair will Ito sent, I;sit
paid. with full to any part of the country. Ad
dress lilt. GEO. 11. KEY.S.EIt, corner of Wood strmt and
Vn Vt. [sepu.i.kw
14, - - Cough lie dlem.--Dr. Keysor'e PECTORAL
LP .111 , ). , 1.1
Ue K.•,,t.14 i . ..vt.triti Syrup will cure Ilrouchitig,
Dr. Ice) Pectoral $y nip will cure Lary lignis.
le. K.•)....•:• . .1 Pectiiral :7iyrup u ill cure liatluenzti.
Di. It ..ysel's Pectoral rut will cure a Cold In the Ilea&
Keyz.erii Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient C.1.111111,-
A retetit letter front Mr. J. W. Veatch, of Rokeby, Ohio,
" I 200:21 pal nn. two I,ttlet of your Pectoral Syrup
I.y a lIILLy hure whu Lunn cough and the doe
ha - rnu t c iv Mt, In the tanr way, and tried every-
Gm, 111. 1111111 I Rot II bottle of your Pectoral
'n in.: I ht,i; it Ind tw nitroll ni...tianni and well."
or U,. lies .itlt'S PCI24 , ILLAL 55 Lit l' LII I tado• II" other.
ho out.,. Sold at DR. KEYSER'S, 140 \\1.,1 ttreet,
and at J. P LENIINWS, an:L:4dt SY
24,y- Marsh's Radical Cure Truss will cure
near!) twnry 0110..11 redurrable
'Flosses at various prices always on howl.
Citildren's Trusses ..Ilitlerent forms and strength
lot vJ.•.
Elio id le St or kings for Varico,, or Enlarged Veins.
A bd Inn! Supporters—A horn ilitierent kinds.
PI le Props t.ps cie s ,tspisssrt and cure of lilt,.
Shoulder Braces is Mit, e a crushed and deformed
list. 'll,l. nidny thseas,, of the Chest.
Susiatxndoia Bandages.
Al, the,. vt), - 1,-, Only applied at Int. KEY:SEIt'S
It h. ~a I.• and TRUSS I)Ehrr. I In WIKAI Ntr..ot,
)101Lat ill I, sent L. tuly port of the
• ,:nt F - 3 I 'winding the owney mni Ittea.re. lap'2s;ti.kw
• A Substitute for the new Liquor Low
RBA ANTI-11AUNIANALIAN .EI.IXIR, it'
It-in... 1) I, tin. cure of
A cniii , ntrAnsl Ne t aaatA• rniract, and as a tunic is unequal
t•pr th, inimplitint, it is a worst valuable nietl
wins : (lanyl.wa, .15aralyiu, pae.s,
Pr. 1 , 41r1/1111 7 . re nied-g, Gen,ral Ikbiiily. Tilts
11,:14 . 1111 . 1, 1110 11.1...1 111 .I MIUL . I• a change In the system. anil
drinks. S viral instances where ue
s.:I•1 it. ,•• lii the inn-t gratifying risailts; I.
-sac. as Iran, I , ,zikitnr ,t 1 rls.• ”1.1n31
t. i.. 1. I At Wl4l, •,f (W..).
II K -El:. ' lug xt \ Irgl
• ..
('ELEBRATED IiEItMAN
j.r..par.,l ('. M..IACKSON.
tt .11 Lit .`l• Ja.llli
.l:t • . I ow II ..I.toys,
.1. .• Sr.,?:! Lir., or St•.tuucto.
Stich
Inward
lood t, the
the ....qinach.
“rthurth tor Mad,
l'uhn•-• or wcwltt iu 11, Motnach, Snltr
I tPllntet tug at the Pit
.f Ih. l ornua. I. `,./11111111, 11.,h1, Ilurrisl
and 0101.111 i I. ',Merli: at tl Henri. Clio:Ali
n; or issat.on \\ 11,1 111 1).11Ig / P O.ILI/re, 1111x1 e's
\ \\do the Fever and
ni the ifetel. Perspiration,
%-•n .\\ ari.l E)es. Pain ill tile
/. BA. /.. 1,1/11, .
ol 11. at In the
Flesh, \'. ,-t..,,1
1:i si. and 15001
i.sinO.n ef
The I ailll, th, att,raiti of the public b,
Um ,LiLb a I , ,ling of the uttus, , ,t
~ tut, en I .I.tplati,o &seas., for which
t, rt
Itty-ur and notri.l :tattle, hot our that has Shan!!
a a tYti ). t pm] 1,1,r.• the Atityriclut itettple, am!
,• pittaty,u toy! sat, I - 1113 rit .11,1 by :my sintilar pret•tatly
• t 1111 Th..t,.tummt in iLs gi l iii by the uttlyt
pnatitybtllllll S, kll I'llymchtt. mitt than - hitt:Lk itt
all at is oattat), is Impact., Refurring ituy
111.1) b• ill ) IlyttLattbilia;" IR-ay - twat Ityeyipt I:lsth,
1., Fat atyl raatthys, t,, had graus, 44 all the Agyhts
I, tit. butlt•,.
rrin, t o al Ihh nml Mantfavt.4o , 11/ Arch str,C, Phila
er,,• ;•..1.1 14y Pr. (1. 4 .. tl li,y sot . , 140 1V,k...1 stroet ; 441. A
Valm.4-4.4. N... t. 11,,.1 atr. 4 .4 t; Floming Etruthom, No
no %%4,4,4 sit •4,14. 11. Y. ;Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny
41.- 14.1
D I:. IS _AC H H
C TOMPSON'S MUC CELE
r.a.kri.b EY E Vi ATER
- ITS Nr/2.1 TN ,I , I NEI V
Thin d.l. tro , l .111.1 fur till digeosei, of
the I,—, silt, haviiiir ntood tho list for over fitly pars, 1111•1
the lII.] tor n nail u. 111,13, math In. been fur
hu• 1..u.t two f ,111 entire lace' thi, ,, „
LACiI 1. Its , nia s hare pinto eugravt.,l vehatin, with
a 1,, hull ufilu roman , Isaac Thuini.on, New
Coon ..: 3 I'l4 aural ,- Logvitier ith s fir
13 1 / 4 11• '4 A 11, nigh:lll4r.. ..f pr,ent proprietor, John 1,.
Thonipouo N•.• Ih3 str,k 'l"roy, NC.' York,
on.l 4.- 11. ‘ion I, genuine.
The 1,01.1 , 1, has ',en compellial to make this change in
st,lr .4 th, , large quantity or
utia•rh n tor the past It •
years hits Iron palmed
111—a c li
.rtinanity, an.l esi,ci.tlly at the' West.
Parrhaser- are intrtnularly requested to Luc male but the
,1 4L11,1 :I , 1u 1 rt . t..f.../,` 1t. ,- .1 11114
I o,•1 in. any tempt In that form the prepri,ter situ
11-t lesnt,th t•• ineta.ute f; It.
F.e -al, 1., ail T. 11 4. ru . 1 . 1“1.11.10 Druggists is the Unitesi
an , l In.
1,..1....ab• 11,1 ,tal, 31 lir. EU. li. KEISE.IVS,
•1 - 11,•1 .1 l% trot :11,1 I . ltbibtirol.
• i , ll
D R. 11..1 130111tE'll'E. 1:; Fou.rth street,
in- Sal.kble FRE.NeII
ti . 10 . cttrr 01 Lin OIL.. fout ful awl clan
g, I. t,, ttl,ch tl,o Es.inale Cwlstaution is sub
j., I. II rwskraw.. , and c001,',, , rill obs.tructiuns—
u,.....rab, tls- iablabsi and &W
ale. by regulaluig told
ntl• Ow '3.4,111, 1111 lOttiftt, the conmituuon for
111,
It 3, it ..1111 it, a lholt tint, nqaure all
..I._t rut
it Ar , .t tle• number who 10.1 i,, and act in itre,tl
- ;1.1, 1.11.• 11.1 long did/orate detail giras
wei:dit and dizult) to objects or either momentous or trivial
m-/ du law L. , opllll,kll. 1111,1 hold that
. 0 , 1 1..11 .1.1! :111111 inVl,t to Mr thy of Itlly iatult
-11.1. eul.rs. 111 the
Ir ,:,Ivat iz 1.0 understood by
„h„ lo -k to ;id:/ matudt. all else being ,s/u
-sikbu,sl.,l uuuoi huh.,
s•
u1„)„.011n . ..... Itnuni, from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. [00r9,132 ,
1) ill V.VVE DISEASF_IS---IJI2..IIROWN, No
ji_ ii
gi iii..iiiiiiiii i.u.i.y. iii-votm hin entire cannition
t:, a.,„..
,0... 1 , t.,,.. 'lie 1 , 11,M, , it ni..tly ,•ntlin,l
1,. „.. i ;...,:ht •,. I, n0i.;i11..1......>.na1ti0i iinlun;,,,
Ernin.(l.,nns. St.riconr,n,
I 1.1 , 1n.,1 q•- , . I nntiqnritn . .4 the 111,...d. tin
4I tn. Shinn Sc,4l.lnts, Ernti,tl,4l,,
T. It,. In..ntrin..l in,. nl.4.lmnil .n.'n•minnnin
. Inl.• uninatn.lll. NVrtiklit'SS,
tilt' ./,111(5. F 1,411111. inn Ano,
A 11.,[1.•11.. 1t.,..k nu .l 1....411., I rriLit.i,oin of tine
L. 1.1.-1 au.; t'ore glnnirninnteetl.
a.•l.4,.ticin Inn thin, ntn rnLirs 1/r. ttri.iv
t.. 411,111A11,...A A 111 t . t.. titan conino nun
.l, 1., • An.•
atl4 t‘,o.• (141-oltati..tl 11...nin 41 Dia.m..D.l
novs,llw I
K,A',III,AIZION
I=l
%1I:161IT'S 1•REN111 - 11 ICA7'IIAIII,IN
I. Ow Tiu. , t .1.31.10 to t fir 11.11.1., I I•tailling the
!Liu r•• ti 111 111.
•
I•n r:d••l•. Ih. if 11. KEYSER and IL E. SELLER'S
1 .•t k •ti I.•I t•ottiv.
1 1' ' Bit It 1 LDE ItS.—Proposak will
1.• z, I •11 I.y the 1:.13,1 el larectors at the Oltia and
P. nu. Is atm I;,nheal Cenlintuy, Julthesenni In the under-.
..i t tlenl. mail :won ‘.II TIIUItt•LA T. lhaenther 27th, 1555, for
for ninlang I h• nmat ed. and en.clina the .aperstructure of
.I.mbl•tmelt !lath 1.10 lir.] int wldr Aid(^l,4l/ke for ling
pannenger,, urnow. the Allegheny river, at l'ittnburgh. The
hel. ore lo It. Al it lived pro, per linen.' foot. for the length
the ntlina,tructnre, le Inn IoU,• IJf matertal. and workman
.lm.. t. camplete the Bridge reativ fer an, wall EL iiontkle
tellt ihe inrianhing the milnettl ir.m far the
ii 414,K. and I hi' 1 , 1111,1,E0r nil other material,
The Itndar w hll ILAte se ten spans, and its whole length
ahont laol,e 131111t11,1 feet_ Thr masonry, chilli Ii
ill the lino.-t pormanent ohm - actor'. is in it 1 wean' state, the
poi, 1,1 titty feet long and tee feet thick on the top . , and
lo• eastern elattinent and some of the piers being now tip
the Tlo• superstructure will be required to be it.,
pi"..`l I.e ti... first A Slitenther. ICdi. Bids will be rot - 1.1,d
Barr Bridge." With hoot arch,, romiterbraced with
iron nods: and Also for `• Howe Bridge, - or Any other Well
tried plan. pre, ided the bidder will secure the Company
:wooese all tante. for patent rights. Plane :Lad specifications
Lull 1.1• ready ci at the l.',ompany's care. in the
its of Pittsburgh, on and after the pith inst.: and further
information ante I, obtained from S. W. ItOBBItTS, Chief
Flginoer. The Board of Directors reserve the right to con
tract for the work in such a way as they may decut best for
the it/forest, of the Company.
W. ROBINSON, Jr.. Pre,ldent.
l'itLburgh, Deri•inber 1, Inns—[deolitil]
WESTERN EXCHANGE HOTEL FOR
RENT, and the FURNITURE, FIXTURES, &c FOE
SALE. with a Irate of the premises for FIVE yearn.—Thu snit
scrilit,r nolV odors for rent the Howl, which he has erupted
with a continual increased business fur the last 12 years,
known as the WESTERN EXCHANGE IRYPEL,.situated In
Market street, above Fifteenth, PHILADELPHIA. It In
large and commodious, tiro stories high, and has accoranue
lotions for about one hundred and fifty lodgers, and Stabling
fur nearly sixty horses. It is consiiiiired o w of the
llotel stands in the street ; Is COlTVolliellt to the Tliriulls Rail
roads Depots, Markeis, fie., and it being extensively known,
it„is deemed unnecessary to ere details in an advertisement,
as persons wishing to purchase would undoubtedly call and
satisfy themselves of its advantages.
tr__S particulars rem i nn , had by writing to, or calling on,
the subscriber, on the rtv". l ' ..
decaallse
White Fish! Fish! Fish!
RIKER & IIUBBARD, SANDUSKY, OHIO,
have for sale and keep conotontly on ) It e f av p.„
hawk a full supply of FRESH AND SALT
WHITE FISH, and all uthor varieties of LAKE Yin.
4..
MEDICAL
.111,1,‘,711E11TOWN, Julie 1, 18:4
INTEMPERANCE
=III
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a Sri.,
MEDIC A L.
ttOEßaptVEll
HOLLANO
L EC T RO-C HEM IS C AROMA
Echt Hollandsch Kruiden Bitters.
r SVO YEARS have elapsed sines the intro
duction of this vAlustilo =4l • ve into tho United Stiatt,
Daring this limo it his gnimil tiiiromat popularity as a
remedy for
FYcer and Ague, Dysp pate ,• 'digestion, lleadaelte,
Loss qf Appetite, Derisiy, tkistirentas,
Blind and Bleeding Piles.
Many of uur must Avorthy citizeim testify to Its wonderful
efficacy in all affections of the stomach and liver. AA a
tonic, it never has been equalled, for the relief it atforde In
all cases of debility ur weakness of any kind in almost lo
stentanotins. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic affec
thins, it has lu numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
Will in others effected a decided cure.
When eminent physic:lam prescribe, and their pi:dente so
unhesitatingly recommend, surely we may cease t ionby
find eagerly teat Its virtues for 0111.130V(11.
FEVER AND AGUE.
A Due of Eight Ilfunths' Sanding Cared by Bcgthemi
17r1-
land Met - v—Michael Kelly, No. 117 Grant, near BmitAdeld
street, nays: "Last July, while running on the river, on a
cotton bout plying between Natchez and New Orleans, I was
taken with fever and ague. For eight long months I suffered
with this dreadful disease. Tho•grrater part or this time I
was unable to work, and spent at least lifty dollars Ibr
f•rent but I found no permanent relief. Three
weeks ago, one of my friends insisted upon my trying Boer
have's Holland Bitters, saying that a cure teas guaranteed.
After taking, it for one week, I must state I was a sound
num. I have been at work now for two Weeks, , and bare
NW no return of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify the above statement is true.
TUOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
Or at R. Chester's, Gothic Hall.
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Liscoinli, of Birmingham, says: "I lawn fixind
in lberitave's Bitters a remedy for headache and debility.
v wife lea also used it with the greatest benefit"
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that ho
has experienced much relief from its use for headache.
A I foHander's Tratiemy.—Jacob. Illimkes, living In the
li lianJ settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After
suffering for some time the misery attending an utter proo
tration of mind awl body, I have been restored, by using
Boerhave's Holland Bitters, to perfect health."
The fact of this remedy being In such high repute among
the Hollander, in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York—ln fact,
in every Holland settlement in the United States—argues
much In its favor.
STRF:NOTII AND lIRALTII RESTORED
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, sap: When I commenced taking
Boerhave'a Holland Bitters, I could hardly milk—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another Great rare EfJoied by Bnerhare's flo/land Binerg.
—The wife of peter Di, Witte, living in Holland Town, She
boygan county, Wisconsin, suliered much from weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. Sho had been under a physi
cian's rare for sonic time, but the disease seemed to botile
even his skill. She purchased soma Holland Bitters at our
,alice, which has given tune to her stomach, her appetite and
strength are returning, and we firmly believe that this is
another great cure etTected by your medicine.
Wa hay.• to t..eord wavy wonderful cures effixted by
thia n•ta,ly, Lot laubt N 1 ail au.other opportunity. One thing
rt.ly up.. 11, what NVe have published are from persona
much r.-ilawbal in our community, and are literally trno.
J. Quirrrus,
Editor Sheboygan Menupixie, Sheboytum, Wia.
Et=
A Ca,:e of Two Slandiny Cured by Boerhave's Hat
food Bitters.—George Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says: "After
suffering for three months with rheumatism—et tart of tho
nine so severely as to confine me to my bed-LI have boon
I . ntirely con,' by using Boerlinve's Holland Bitters. I hero
had One attach since, but found idinost instantaneous relief
in the sinus medicine. It is, in my opinion, a sore remedy
for rheumatism."
NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
_ - - - -
This chiumeable weather is likely to produce a great deal
.d . ...icknom. To persona troublet with nervous or rheumatic
affections, We WuUhl recommend BOerlitiVe'N Donau,' Bitters.
On referring to our columns you will find certificates Rom
Nome of unr tir,t liermau and English citizena..—Pbmsyi
rania Maceis
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
_ .
We are at liberty to refer to several well known gontle•
men, a Ito have Want. thoroughly tested, and now recommend
It,.•rhave's Holland Bitters an a remedy for piles. We are
not at liberty to publish their names, but will take pleasure
rteferribg any person to theta who denies tide statement.
.. _ .
For this alin.tiou , oin.-imit'of Use prescribed doso should
taken--say haifites.spoonful—morning, noon and night,
11./11 muds.
_ - -
Tho great pgittlarity of thiel delightful Aroma Lau Induced
many initiations, which the public should guard against pur
chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything elso until you
have given lioerhave's 11011:Lad Bitters a fair trial. One but
t I. will co.uvince yon how intlnitely superior it Is to all thmo
unitthom.
0 1 )'• cold a por bottlo, or six bottles for $5, by the solo
proprietorJ, BENJANIIN PAW, Jo., et CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
car. Smithtleld and Third streehh.Pittsburgh
IL E. SELLERS & CO, Druggists,
curlier Second and Wood•stnxts
- - - - -
A ull tdl Driiggistn in l'ittshurgh, Allegheny, Dirt:tin-101nm,
Mnne herlittr Mid Temperancevillo. seir2o;dlwly
DR. MORSE'S .
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A PHENOMENON Is MEDICINE.
Health Restored and Ltfe Lengthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATING EMIR,
TT WILL replace weakness with strength,
incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity, and this not only without hazard of row
ti, n. but with a happy effect on the general• organization.
a-z- Bear in taind that all maladies, wherever they begin,
finish with the nervous system, and that the paridization of
the none• of motion and sensation is physical death. Bear
in mind, .60, that for every kind of nervous disease, the
Elixir Cordial Is the only reliable preparation known.
CORE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No latiguaLm cim convey an adequate idea of the immedi
ate and almost miraculous change which it occasions in the
diseased, debilitated and shattered nervous system, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sickness—the unstrung and relaxed organization is at once
!waved, revivified and built up. The mental and physic-al
symptoms of nervous disease vanish together under its luau
eller. Nor is the of temporary; for the Cordial properties
of the niedivitie reach the constitution it,elf, and restore it
to its normal condition.
LOSS OF MEMORY,
Confusion, gicidine,s, rush of blood to the head, melancholy,
ilebility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self-destruction
—fear of Insanity, dyspepsia, general prostration, irritabili
ty, nervousness, Inability to sleep, disease incident to males,
decay of the propagating functions, hysteria, monomania,
vague terrors, pulpitimiun of the heart, impotency, coustipae
Lion, etc., from whatever causes arising is, if there be any
to be placed on human testimony, absolptely taut.
A OIIILAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
unparall.lc4l effects of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to femaless, mark a new ern Imam annals
of medicine. thousands of stimulants have been blvented:,
tlimmaiwis of invigorauts coutomed—ail purporting to bo
spcified In the various diseases and derangements to which
the e delicate formation of woman milder her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OP SENSE,
WI, .afters from weakness, deningement, nervousness, tro
m,o,, [von. lo the buck, or any other disortler, whether yo
ultar to her ,ex. or cotunum to both sexe-,--hugld giro tlip
Ila ig,,rating C.,rthal a trial.
)lAltlt lED PERSONS,
tied this Cordial, after they have Used a bot
tle er t,‘o, a thorough rt, 4,41, Or the system. In all
direvtions are to be foinial the happy pisretitu of hoalthy off
vk n0‘‘,.111.1 11.4. !have be , e4 so but for this ditraordl
y prelainution. And it is equally potent for the many
diseases Mr allich it is recommended. Thousands of young
Mein have Isten restored lay using it, and not in it single
has it haled to benefit theta.
PERI.kUSS OP PALE CA)NIPLEXION,
Or consumptive habits, are reston•d by the one oft, bottle or
two to bl.oru and vigor. changing the skin from a pile; yq
low, sickly color, to a belmtifol florid complexidn.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects produced
by early habits of youth, viz: wellktiess of the hack and
limbs, pains in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular
p,Aver, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous irrita
bility, derangement of the digestive functions, general de
tolity, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the fearful of on the mind are much to be
dreaded. LOSS of m e mory, confusion of Weak detiresslon of
spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, selfslistrnst,
Love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of the evils produced.
All thus afflicted.
BEFORE CAINTEAIPLATING MARRIAGE,
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the meet ne,
rrquisites to promote connubial hv i ipluear, indeed,
without these, the journey through life becomes a weary
pilgrimage—the proNpect hourly darkens the view; the mind
becomes shadowed with dcupair, and filled with the melan
choly reflection that the happiness of another becomes
blighted with your own.
_
EMMEN
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has boon counterfeited b 7
some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will barn the proprietor's
fae-shnile pasted over the cork of each bottle, and" the • follow
lug words blown in the glass:
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial.
C. If. RING, Proprietir,
The Gordial is pnt op, highly concentrated, in pint botthni
—prier three dollars per bottle, two fur five (Lilian, six for
tx ri ve dollars. C. 11. RING, Proprietor,_
192 Broadway; N. Y.
Suld by Druggists throughout the United States, Canada
and the West lollies.
AGENTS
• -
Pittsburgh VAL OP.O. D. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood st.;
FLEMING SILOS, No. t. 1.) Wood street;
R. E. SELLERS, Wood street.
Allegheny City...BECKHAM &
• ...TAME SAMPLE. & CO.;
J. I'. FLEEING.
Agent for _
rititK, Cincinnati. fapllidswly
_
F. Brownie ECHSeIICC of Jamaica 'Ginger.
THIS ESSENCE ismpreparation of unusual
excellence. In onDiuity diurrlium, incipient cholera,
in short, in an CllBsa of prostration of tho digestive functions,
it is of inestimable value. During th 4 prevalence of epidemic
cholera and summer complaints, it is peculiarly efficacious;
no family, Individual or traveler should be without. it.
CACTION.—iIe bum to get the genuine &Vella% which is
prepansi only by F. BROWN, at his Drug and Chemical
Store, N. E corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadel
phia, and fur wile by all the respectable Apothecaries In the
United States, and In Pittsburgh by
B. A. FAIINFTOCK & CO.,
SCULLY & CO.
And In Allegheny by
sepC;l3mdtmj
Palmei: l 3CelebratedUpleurean :anat.;
Q in (ANDS preeminent for flavoring Soups,
Oraslea, Fhb, Meat, Game, &c., &c. We &Mao all geed
honeenives to try IL Price ttt. cents per bottle, at all Groce
ry Stores In the United State. cud Canada&
For Kale by AFCLITRO and G. 11. KEYSER, PittaberglL
P. T. WRIGHT & CO,
241 Market street, Phiadelphkt.
laul9 cLtml
CC ODFISH-40
quintals just r
eceived and
fur sale by Itlec3J SMITH, 21.1.A1R 8 HUNTER.
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H. P. SCHIVARTZ,
LEE A. BECKHAM