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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
TUESDAY MORNING
Th 4 Democratic Executive Committee, of Allegheny
city will meet at the house of Adam Boplar, corner,
of Ohio and Beaver streets, at 7 P. M. Wednesday,
the 19th inst.
MEMBERS OP COMMITTEE.
GOO. W. Cass, Chr. Shrum,
M. I. Stewart, George Gerst,
Adam lioplar, James Rhey,
James M. Boyd, L. Wilmarth,
Samuel Smith, William Herren
./
Daniel Geyer, James Patton, jr.
GEORGE W. CASS,
December 18, 1855. Chairman
Democratic Primary Nettinge.—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 :
rirrsliuliall
First B e ard—John H. Bailey, William Wall.
&Toad Ward—Arthur M'Gill, Charles Burnett.
Third Word--John Mellon, M. Milligan.
Fourth Ward—Hon. Charles Stealer, Jas. K. Horn.
Fifth Word—John Mackin, Jelin Heldman.
Si.rth Ward—ll. J. Rodgers, Brown Irvin.
Seventh Word—John N. M'Clowry, Jas. A. Irwin.
El:oth Ward—Barney Filo:login, Wm. Alexander.
ALLEG H EN Y.
Fro Word—M. L Stewart, Wm. H. ArGee.
Second IVord—Theanits Moffitt, Win. A. Reed.
Third Ward—Win. M. Stewart, Christ. Schrum.
Fourth rd --Jno. J. M'Dermott, Abraham Hays.
Ninth Word—Thos. S. Rowley, Jos. Wick.
BOROUGHS.
Birminghane—James Salisbury, James Patterson
Loirrenceville—Henry M'Cullough, Wm. Johnson
Ewa /Jinni gh ant--P. C. Shannon, Hagemann
McKresport—CapL Sinclair, Dr. Huey.
TOWNSHIPS.
Rov,—David Lynch, Robert Morrow.
Low,- St. Chtir—Barnes Ford, CarrolL
Chortn.r.--Henry Ingraham, Win. H. Sutton
Sunday School Mecting.—A meeting of the friends
of Sabbath School Education was held last night, in
Christ (M. E.) Church, Penn street. A large con
course of the members of the various Methodist Epis
copal congregations was present. The meeting was
opened by prayer by Bishop Waugh, after which he
made a few remarks explanatory of the object of the
assemblage. He said it sea s desired to have attention
directed to the importance of establishing a District
Sunday School Union, and to awaken the interest of
members 01 the Church generally to the Sabbath
School cause.
lie was followed by Bishops Baker and Ames, who
spoke impressively of the importance and usefulnes, ,
of Sunday Schools, and illustrated their reartarbi by
u - elating several interesting incidents. They were
listened to with groat attention, and at the conclusion
sit' their addresses, Rev. T. N. Baird, Presiding Elder
e,f this District, announced that a meeting would be
held in the Smithfield Church, an the first of January
next, to organize a District Sunday School Union
after which a doxology was sung, and the electing
adjourned.
11. IP Of Sr. P,4111 . , , ( . . erhrtl rol —Mr . Audrieu, the
celebrated artist, 19 just firdShing a view of St. Paul's
• 'Cathedral, in this city, which he will exhibit along
. with his panorama of the South and West on Friday
evening next. The painting is a dissolving view,
anti will first represent the Cathedral empty, after
• which it will appear as when illuminated ler night
service, and crowded with people. We have not reau
the View, but are assured:by those who have that it
is a faithful and beautiful picture. Mr. Andricu is
also engaged in painting several views of Pittsburgh,
which be will cxhibit before he leaves the city.
The Jury in the case of Saenger vu. Hoffman and
Toudte, after being out since Friday night, returned
into Court yesterday morning, and said they had
been unable to make up a verdict, with no prospect
of agreeing, Judge Williams remarked it was hard
the county was put to so much expense trying the
case, without any satisfactory result, but as the Jur)
seemed to think they could not possibly agree, be
magposed he must discharge them. They were ac
cordingly discharged. We understand that seven of
them were in favor of returning a verdict for
titf; the othe other five were. in favor of an acquittal.
Coanniited jor a Fir rth< —Peter Murphy.
t h e Irishman arrested on Sunday, on suspicion o
Curry, after an examination
dr.'wned Diary
yesterday, was committed to
before. Mayor V°ll '
jail, t6-wait a furthe examination. If
he
ie
guilty
:aiderable time will be re
of the offence charged,
cou
quired to collect evidence. Ais —iulan Putts
to know smut
resitting at Steubenville, sUpl , l-11301.:
thing of the occurrence, and will be sent for:
F.ni fi.r the Infiroptfrry.-- This annual festivi.
for the benefit of a most I,raiseworthy institution in
.our city, begins this afternoon in Masonic Hall, Fifth
street, and will be continued over to-morrow. Dur
ing the past year, there have been four hundred pa
tients relieved—nine tenths of them gratuitously—
and a generous public is now appealed to for aid to
enable the institution to continue its unobtrusive
work of mercy.
Directors 11, Grizro.r . In.oronel Company.— The
following named persons were elected Directors of
this Company, to serve for one year: Wm. Bagaley.
Samuel Rea, Robert Dunlap, Jr., S. Ilarbaugh, Isaac
Pennock, Walter Bryant, (Japt. Mark Sterling,
Samuel M. Kier, William Bingham, John S. Dilworth,
Francis Sellers, J. Schoonumiter, Wiihaw B. Heys,
John Shipton, James M. Cooper.
Henry Robbery. --The store of Cummins it Co., in
lirowntown,was entered by burglars on Friday night,
and goods to the amount of four or five hundred dol
lars stolen. The burglars obtained admittance by
sawing a Large hole in the side of the building.
through which they crawled.
76ratre.—Miss Maggie Mitchell will appear h.
night as the '• Pet of the Petticotits," one of her must
amusing characters. The patriotic piece of Ms.l
Anthony Wayne will also he perfOrmod.
Sileer Spoeoin Seidel).— A my-tibia of sliver SpOOEF,
marked with the initials "J. ‘2.. C." were stolen f rum
the house of Mr. Cochran, litinver street, Allegheny,
on Friday night.
.I);,,tizsgaiti, , ,i rrir,ll.--We noticed in town yes
terday, Mr. F. A. Hoyt, the celebrated " aleam gunge
Yankee." iie is stopping at the Perry Hotel for " ❑
few davP."
3ttru-11.entr 1 -
or Juror,. —ln Li.e District t:,purt.
yesterday, attachments mere issw .1 fur 1.11..1een do
linquent jurors,
KnOtt . N h f ugNOllll Plat ;111.,' -The Know-Sothinge
td . Allegheny will muko their nominations for Mayor
and Councilmen, on Thursda,7 next.
Cutirt.-110u. II:W. Williams on the Bench.
MONDAY, December 17.
Mary Smith vs. James ?Aeillie and Hester 'Murphy.
Jury withdrawn.
David Ramaley we. W illiam Magill. Slimier and
Todd for pledntilf ; 11. I'. Hamilton for dtifendant.
Action to recover the Taloa of a stock of goods be
longing to the plaintiff, sold by Sheriff Magill as the
property of Jonathan ltrtmalny. Tho gootts were
valued at $3,060 53.
Cottrit erfellang.--Such is generally the fate ..f
every truly meritorious article, that when by Its tested %rot th
it establishee a reputation, then it is that some unprincipled
persons, even at the risk Of life, will palm on to the unsus
pecting an article more likely to kill than to cures. Mer,
no many imitations of Dr. J. liosrErrea's
STOM•CIi Drrntas. The counterfeiters using the persuasive
argument (in order to efft.ct sales) to donors In liostener'e
Bittern to purcluise it from them, and sell It In Moistener
bottles. The genuine &aide needs only to be tasted to
credit its great worth. Wholesale and retail depot, No. '.2517
Penn street, and by the druggists and hotels generally
throughout the United 'States and Canadas.
[licorrrres & SMITO
-Clark's Stomach Bitters are aclanossledged
teall who have tried them to be the boat family 'medicine
age, fur the cure of Dyspepsia, Costiveness, and a disor
dered state of the Liver mid Stomach. They have no rival.
The proprietous do not pretend to caution people from using
other preparations that aro palmed upon the public meter
the name of Fitomach Bitters, for they have found that only
one trod was needed to render such caution unnecessary.
Nor sale, wholesale, by COLLIIM & CLARK, Third stroet,
between Wood and Market; GEO. 11. KETSER, 140 WoiXl
street; and by Druggists generally.
41s-From the N• 'York Notional Monitor
of February 21.—Thravat Teriott.—Dr. Curtis has done more
to ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with lung
than any other practitioner of medicines that
has struggind with the secrets of the meta malice', for the
last century, by the Invention and perfection of an instru
ment that will convey to the lungs a medicine In the shape
of a highly 'Medicated Vapor, which acts directly on the
disease, and not, as hitherto, by sympathy. Those who are
troubled with diseases arising iron, disordered lungs, will
euliserva their interests by giving the Itygean Vapor a trial.
Ceram' rITGEANA to the original and only
Tinkle article. nov2oe3wthtw
AWFUL DISCLOSURES, by Maria Mank,
of the Hotel Dieu Nunnery, of Montreal; routalldug,
also, many indants Dever before published. New edition.
For sale by B T. C. MORGAN,
d el i Nu. 104 Wood et
ITTSBURGH• BOARD OP TRADE AND
MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE. •
Pren Vent.
L. WILMARTIL
Vice Presidents.
T. S. CLARKE, GEO. W. CARS.
DECEMBER 18
Trcarurcr.
N. HOLMES, JR.
Sxrdary.
JAMES P. BARR.
Superintendent.
S. T. NORTHAM, TB
COmmilloc of Arbitration for November,
GEO. W. CASS, V. P., JOHN S. 01)SURAVE,
JOHN ORAFF, HENRY LAMBERT,
JAMES O'HARA.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFTICE OF TUB DAILY MOILS - DIG POST,'
Monday Evening, December 17, 1856. j
There le a fine rise in our rivers, there being 13 feet water,
which in still swelling. Several coal-boats have taken advan
tage of the rise, and many more are preparing to depart.
The butaness done throughout the city was tuntsnally email,
and we have but few transactions to note:
FLOUR—SaIo 20 bide superfine from store at $7,87, and 50
bits do do at
GRAIN---Ende 100 bush Rye from the depot at 82c; 100
bush do from wagon at 80c; 75 bush from wagon at same
figure; 100 bush Oats from the wharf at 32e, and 200 bush
du at 33e.
New Tons, Deßemberl7.—Cotton firm ; miles €OO Lades, and
prices unchanged. Flour quiet; sales 0000 bids. Wheat
drooping; sales 17,000 hush Southern red at $2.01i.44,2,02_
Corn drooping: sales 50,001.1 bus. Pork dull: allies 500 Lids.
Beef languid; sales 200 bids. Lard quiet; sales 250
Whisky declined ; sales 400 tilde Ohio at 30c. Coffee quiet;
sales 500 bags Rio. Sugar firmer: sates fklelihils. Molasses
leave advancvd; sales 400 bliss iirleans at 4.",447c. Linseed
Oil is inlet. Lard Oil has advanced ; sales 100 Idell
gallon, four mos. Iron quiet: sides 50 tuns Scotch pig.
Tobacco firm. Pr:Lights ou Cotton to Liveriniol, 0-22. Money
unchanged. Suva, tirm Clovelaisi and Toledo 73X; Cum
berland 2.31i 5 : Erie Illinois Central 95 , i; Reading
: Virginia Sixes 87i4; Missouri Sixes Ml 4.
PiixLADELPHIA., December 17.—Guam firm, and but very
little inquiry. Flour in bettor demand, but prices are me
changod ; aria of 3009 tibia of superfine, deliverable all this
month, at $8,50; and 4000 tibia of extra family at $8,75; 6000
bids of extra were sold on Saturday evening on private terms;
the sales have been confined to small lots for home consunue
lion, from $8,50 to $9 for common and extra, invording to the
quality - . But Uttlo Wheat offering, and Put little enquiry for
it ; small sales of rod at $1.5Z,41,95, and white at $2.05®2,10.
Corn in good demand, and further sales of 10 and 17.000 bus
of new &althorn yellow and mixed with old wero made at SO
and 03. mostly at the latter fig - urea, afloat. aceardiug la dr,-
ness. No elmnp. in Gra-miasmal Previsions. Whisk}
small soles of labia at 39(4:40; hhrls at 38.
CINnINSATI, December 17.—The tattoo of Flour to-day con
fined to 116 Ws, at $7,62%. and 70 'Ads at $7.76: btin and
100 tibia at $7,50. There teamed to Ixltt fair demand at $7,50.
but holders naked 'more; still it sons much more dltlicult
soil at anything over Z.7.b0 than to bu 7 at that price. In
(rain the only sale heard of wa.., 200 bushels ripe at 7k . this
in an extreme price. and even at 70c there arc not tuna) b uy
its. Wheat doll at $1,50 for prime red. flats dull at 30.-.
Corn is freely offered. and the market Is heavy at 40... n.
celyt,l since Saturday, 12'21 bushels. Whisky market ha
advanced rent to-day, with sales of 700 bid, from tic
river and railrumlii at 3k0;.,, anal 1.5 u bbla from wagon at f+.lo;
liar+ are steady la-day at i+1,25: cloned
40,) heal at ;6; 400 bead at $6,12i( 2 : WO head at $6.10: WI
head at $6,25: 121 head at $6,20. and T...td head at
Previslons...Salen of 400 croon ham... In lOU, at +XI) great.
shoulders at :0.4 500 ills Mess Pork at 015.50::107 libln
tierces of prime Lard at tierces nod pkr+ Sir
niched nt 10c.: the market was .leroul of buuyani•y. Cop.,
age... The market I, dohl. with sales of 3W door ibis at 40
mud 100 pork ibis at tir-,eries. The market is ,inlet
7 , +,:s+o for Sugar, +100 . 041 flw N. O. idohorqes, and 12tit.12...; 1)c.
Coth,
PEN NSY I.V AN lA. Branch nt ll'iserter . .1..
Il,nkof Pt i talittrult. ... .. par Branch at Xenia.
Exchange Bank. do . par Itrattoli tit Youngstown .1-
Ater. and Matta, do ... par Clty Bank. eaten, nati. .1..
Batik of Coninterce parle.inttnorcial Ilk, 4.)El,•in't) .I••
lkoilt of North America. pari Fran kII n Bank... .. . .I,i
Batik of Earthen] IJlter'it, put lafayot to Bank.... . ,i. •
Bank of Plintowleunia... parilthio Life Init.& .1%,,t c., rt..
1001,14 of Penn Township. par . Weeterti Ile., lii Bank .1,
o.llnel - et:al Bank of Pa... par! Small Notre.. .... . t'
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Fat men A NI achan ay Bk. tar' NEW EN() I. AND
ltirard Bank . .... .... par 1 All Solvent Bank. . . 1 .,
liensinuton Bonk F.! NEW YORK_
Mann A Mechanic% lik . par:Neu York Cit , . par
Nl.sitatie s . Bonk . .. liar C2iit tar) . . .... • ' t i
Nlovittneniang Inuit, par MARYLAND
Plithetelplita Bank tea Baltimore . . par
2... tin t -ark flunk . . 1 a o C.. 11 151 r, t.,
'Pt init.:UMW ,I Bank . . 1 etr l N J Kilt F 1 .0 DELA W .313 F:
31osterti Rook . p. 2 3.1.....1,••id Bank. ..,
Wink of
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Wink rg 1 1,, 31111:1NIA
Bank of Chnettit County. pari Batik 4.f the 1 all.
Bank ..1 Danville.. par Batik of 3 a.. Ke-Itnnool .1
Bank of Del Co, Clii.ter. tisc Ex. Wink. Pa.. Norfolk do
Batik of tier - maul...] .... pair' Farmer. 11'k of %Petal:L. if •
Baok of thitteßlitu•gli . 11. Merchnts' It VI, It hank '..
Bush of Lewistown . .. -- North 11 ti4tor ti Rant, il..
Bank of NI uhiletown . 11 ,, Itratti•hee . . ... . 1 ..
Montglitner3 Co. Bank... pat: NollTll CA 10 tLI N.l :
Rink .of N arth male-rime] pal Bank of Cape Foot I.:
t•olantlau Bk A Bruhn. Co pad Bank of Srol N Cat 01 t a d. : .
lko lostow II Ilan L. . . pa, '1.....111 Bank. IS . iiillingt, , tl ti. ,
Ea.don Hank kat NI el cliante . Ilk. Nowt/urn .1.
Krtr flank . . . . 1 ,1 St/1711 1 1 11.311.1 N A
Fat mere' 11k 14 Buck. C... pear III: of tho St of S.l l ltrolt int di.
Farmer.' Bk of Luneseter letr ! llunk of South Carolina L..
Furnierie Bk of Reading.. par' Bank of Chat - Paton do
F ' /l/111. EL of Sehuylkill t l O pat' Plan tors' .3 Meet/auk . Ell. do
Far A Drov. Wayttenburg t , .. 13E411101A
Franklin Bk Washington. !..t . d Aug - lista In. It ffk•g Co
11arrinlinrg Bank.. l i. Bank of Augusta . .. 3
I lontralitle Batik .4; Bk of Brunswick. A ng'a 3
LAuttatater Bank... .. ..... par , TENN ESS EFL
Lancaster County Barik . leo I.ti II oulvont Bank. 3
',lemon Bunk par' K ENTCCK Y
Mlll , fre Bank of Pottegille par t Bk of Kentucky. leniev'e 1..„
Monongahela Bank liar Ilk of Luubit Pa, Th ors). in do
13 rot Brunrh Batik.. par: Northern Bk of Kentuelo do
W yoining Ilk.3lllkeeliart e 1 'or' ' Southern Ilk of Kentucky il,,
I York lank.... _...! r INDIANA
Relief Notre l State Bunk 6 . brans bee.. 1,
011 I 0. MISSOURI.
Ohio State flank..... . ‘. l. Ilk of 'tat.' I ' l Mk." 111 !‘.i.
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Bratiolt at Akron do . WISCONSIN
Branch at A then, .... do Marta" A Fir" Ia • 1 % 1 It k • r-t
Ittunch at (trial:a-p..11 .. 11, NIICLIIIIAN
Branch at Chß lie..the. do ! Farmer* A' Mock flank I
&Mich at Clevatitad ..dalN . ..tat-liar Batik .. . . 1
"ttai at T01ed0....... dot 1 nettratn , Contlian) 1
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Ift 1.- . tit Dayton.. ....... do. lalr o no- . . . I
Bravo- , ' IJoiaVrare... .. .1..' CAN ADA
Branch a, ..e. u .p d ,, d„Illk of N. Amer., Toronto.. 2
Brunch at 1',.... ',li d dui Bk of the Poople, Too a i to .2.
Brati. - 11 at Aehtu. ..., d i , flank of M,,1tir..11.1 2
ISt-anvil at Salem d.,, lilt of C. caaa,. In .11 2
Brandt It! Matinflu .ojEASTNILIC EXCHA SI iI
I.trat , rh at 1 1 IPI , 1••• •••••• Neu lurk. far )
tSranch at eit.nunati
Branch at Slashitigtuu tiu tlu . . .
Itrantit . 41, On (Salt. li'ill AIE
ktratich nt I.Eturamtur ESTF.I.. I
Branch nt Stetthenrillo...
Brantilt .tt %11. Aortic., tI.• Lott oo ..
Ili:molt Fa Newark . F.
linctich . AND II lA. -...
Branch M Itlttriettic . Spoils). .
L;m1 , 11 at Troy .I.• l'atrtot
Branch at Nit. 1 . 1,-a.aat.. Ea.g1e.,3,1.
ktralall at 4a.t1,0111‘. ... its tag sass . . .
Bransdi at Nta - walk. . Yrederick,l%.l‘
ranch at Piqua. . 11,'Ten Timlei,
?anvil nt Porttni.tuth cio . .
rfirlfil at Ent,kn .
Branch at Raven Int do' Ten
Branch at C`nyabogn. . do' Napolut,“A .
Branch at Mfoiaillon
Faunae I ruzia "t 4 crut— 7
York
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A Ile'ny Cal. ILK. Ist mom s
Stru.R.lt Int ultt
BANK STOCK S.
Bank of Pittsburgh... . . ..
Merchants' A Manta Bank
h:arhange Lank........
Nlerlinnign . Bank
Pittsburgh Trust roinpsn)
Fanners' Deposit Bank
Citit.ons Delsont 'Snk
Allegheny Saving Fond C.,
Sal logs lisnk , Al leg)
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Pennoylvattin R.ll ...
Mtll.llllg , , k Ohio Wit._
Cleveland N. l'ittAlmrgli !tit
01 Pennmylvaina
Conuellsville
Allegheny ..
Charlion4 Cullep RAI
& Btent.n.nyllle R.R
STOCKSnniD(i F.
All..ghetty 8ridge...........
..
Hand Str..el
N.,rthern Libortirti ISridge
'MISCELLANEOUS.
Pittsburgh Chis
Alleghcuv Gas Company....
Monongahela Narigat'n Co,
Wymteril Insurance
Citizens' Insurance Co.
Pitts. Life, Fire ik Mar I us Co.
Eureka Insurance Co
Pitts. & Boston Mining C 0...
North American Mining Co.
Darlington Cannel Coal Co.
NEW HORSE SHOE MACHINE.—We,
tho undersigned, having examined the - Tlorso 51/00
31=111110 Invented by Mr. Bomar GRIYFITITS, and now run
ning in the buildings of the old Juniata Iron Works, Alio
gheny City, have great pleasure in bearing teetimony to the
entire completeness of the machine and the ewe with which
it does its work.. It makes about ton Shoes per minute. of
excellent form, and without any straining or effort—working
as easily when making Shoes as when turning around idle.
The Shoes are formed on dies while the Iron is hot, being
swedged and punched at the same time. By changing tile
dies, any size or shape of shoe can be made. The machine Is
exceedingly neat and well arranged, and reflects great credit
on the inventor.
JAMES THOMPSON, Civil Engineer;
NICHOLAS ITITIAN, do. do.
GEORGE STRATTON. from England;
WILLIAM WADE, of Knap A. Wade;
S. IL HARTMAN, of Singer. Hartman & Co;
ISAAC JONES, Pittsburgh Steel Karts;
WM. S. BISSELL;
CALEB ISBISTEB ;
•
F. H. EATON ;
0. T. P. SEELY.
• oSt...Tlie above Machine, with the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
k OF RUNNING ONE Olt MOHR MACHINES, is now offered.
wfor sale on accommodating terma. • Apply to
I). W. C. BLI)WELL.
Water at., Pittsburgh.
ROBERT ORIFFIFTIIS,
Allegheny City.
.T.A_TtCIIIO boxes Wood's . Starch, for
lj by [Soca.] SMITH, MAIR IFUNTER le
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RIVER NEWS.
Taa RIVZIL—The stage of water last evening at 5 o'clock
was thirteen feet and rising.
THE:renowned steamer " Allegheny, ",the regular Tuesday
packet fur Cincinnati, leaves punctually at 11 o'clock.
THE steamer " Forest City " is tho regular packet for
Vheeling this morning ; oho loaves at 10 o'clock.
Drrkylan, the staunch steamer •' Shenango," Capt. S. B.
French. from leaving ou Monday, her Imul not bring quite
complete, but she will have it all on board early this morning,
and will take in lines and leave.
Tar. steamer "Convoy" Is the regular packet fur Oallipce
lie to-day. She Is the favorite boat with farmers and others
doing business between this city and and leaves
regularly every Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock.
Tat favorite Zanesville packet. "EntmaGrahnin," will leave
this afternw.n, at 4 o'clock, for the above port. All those who
are bound that way l and know Capt. Ayers and Mr. Abbott,
clerk, will not fail to give the " Emma Graham" a call
Tue reporter of the Emming Caroni& made quite a mistake
WWII he reported 15 feet water at the time of going to press,
—say 2 o'clock. The :ark called for 12 lot 8 inchem at that
time, and at 5 o'clock for 13 feet--o my a mistake of 2 feet 4
inches.
Tee NeK Orleans packet "J. W. Hallman " wan not able
to get ready to leave yEterday, but her gentlemanly officer',
M. Hays and Robert Robin... ilet k, trill lie on hand
to wait on all baring to with them. They intend
haulm; at 10 o'clock.
FUR ST. 1,11.4.—The steamer Sir IV In. Witilitl• is up
again, receiving freight tar St. Louis and intermediate ports.
The "stands high amongst shippers and travelers,
as those who take passage on her will find; and be sure
your names am registered early. Capt. Campbell and
his polite clerk. Mr. C. S. Pricks, are all attention to patron:,
WE dip the following from the St. L,mtii h'rpu ldiodn of IL
- THE Itmen.i.—Tlir river at this point was at it stand yes.
tenlay. The lost arrival from below mports acne!)
feet to Cairn. We have nothing worthy of mention from
any of the upper rivers. The weather was wet and unpled,
ant yesterday. and a steady ruin set in In OW evening. Ar
rivals yesterday were numerous and receipts fair Nothing
from the Illinois river."
TnEEs--The stage of s In , t evening nt ,
wait.liirte,u feet nod rising.
Ali-Fever and Ague I--Joint Ward says: re.
commend your BlrrEils es a remedy for Fever and Ague.
1 wan out only cured by it myself, but three 01 my Irian&
living on Wylie street were al., cured. (no of them, who
runs on the river, had the Chills for three months, and says
the HULLS-ND Eirrriuts was the only thing that did him
env pot'
t,AUTI.ON!—Be careful to risk for Hoorhave's IFJlamf
Bitters. The great popularity of this medicine lion induced
many imitations, which the public should guard apint.t fur
by _Sold at $1 per I,ottl, or Ai; triittViii fur VU. by the pr,
pi itit.,ls., lIENJA.MIN PAII E, Ja. Maimlartmu , 4
Pharmaceutists and Ch,inists, Putsburgh. Pa: It. M.. SEE
LEI-LS S 01- curn, aud Wood xtr.,4,..,
uggtst• goneredly.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
13 FEET U INCHES ATER IN TIIE CIIANN . EL.
A RIC I VED.
&owl, Joffirs.at, V. ,odward,
•• I.ucenu , • Bennett. Brown',
Itityarti. Eirtuboth.
•• &AMU. Ilitudoriekiton, Welt No,. toil
Mit:1110o No. 2, Ilerst,
out,. .
- Fair y Qu+ , •u. R. uo, StM3l,eo,
Yore,[ City. N 1 ay sets
•• ikon 1 Looomile
DEPAICII.3I.
Ste:tin, Jitlerson. V. •Kslsrarti. Browns rill.,
• LW, 111•,
Col litty.tr.l.
sea
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Lwmsrr. hren•o
.• Whoi-lotr.
courser.
• Orts Sloppiutl. ale
1855. 1856.
Pittsburgh, Cinclunail,
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS
THE PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
/OR C.NVEVANCE tiF PAS,ZENtitilf: 4 AND FREIGHT
Pittkburgli, Cincintaritl, Lou
al"! I all
,M 512 I. ' :t.; 11 ' i ' i .. ," 1:: 1 1 ' t f4 .71 . a- u z,
.ittalled to, 5 1 e..41 apleielor. moiety
and col - Wort. PIO 11 the opts TITNOUtiII nan.l use •re Sardai
I'l. 6LIS 4411 the intim liver It connect. , with the C. S. Mail
Low of Sic/.1 11101 rroin Cincinnati I. I-411140 ill. , and Saint
Loot, Lr W 4114.1 ft..iglit, are tu.l.rt. , 1,74
I.ea Steauter44 bare ta4eti
I ill, 1.411.4. as hi. 14 nom c 01,1,1 11. 4 1. 4 11.•. lug 11111. A.
Imp of deparetto,
.ermu Pi11,44.,rph.
KIVU EYK ATV-. ,NI M . Itei.txtioovr.Llloo , lol
CITN lit.' 1111 KEIL Nil 'Joins NVl.ent
ALLEIMENT ....11. S Coot,lTneellay.
CINCINNATI . 1 Aiiit . Weilneaday.
Pit I 4.1/JKL.P.U.LA.---......1FL J. I.linor
T FrNli STLYA NI A . Jens LlNErrrut !Frley
PITT:MK:In . J olat
Lear" ,1.4111 IV A. NI. preveiely
trelglit re& rrve4 after nine Crl.• 1. (44 the itt.riong
departure,
Ntlictgan, apply 1..1H, or to
JOHN 11. LITINtISTUN. 1
JiMIN FLACK. ;
Mononwtheta 111 , 11 iidmgr<
N,,etnlwr, I
Pittsburgh, Steubenville mud Wheeling
The DIURN AL. Capt. J A 5ti0t.r,,...1
FORK A
ST CITY. Copt. It. W,.
- .L 4-- IL El) k LAI: DAILY PACKET:I lx•twoon
SteuL , n , lll.• on.l ho , llng. At all intortn
photo tin.
DIURNAL adl loot - . Pitt.burr,ll Morolo,
not Friplom,' tit 111 0%1,Y. A. M - VC , 17 ,, .
w .11 kat.. ti awl
AI I, A NI.
Ti/.. I: r.IT CITY w pll l'olOpurg..lp 011 T.-ettl.l,
1111.11,1“, utb.l hatmdays, at to o'clos•k, A 51--111T1 nor.
.1o•• will 10n... Whooting on \101111.3) 10111
dut n, nt 7!.. 2 .tol.wk, A. iIL
Ipo 11 , 4)1.1 o 1 itamag... nippl . ) 1...0rd. or 1..
.1 I, COLLIN.; 11IF)D,
N•p I.;:o Front -tivel
Wheelng and Gallipoll,. Parket.
The new fOn.l P•Ppltoolhl lowmoowipo stoorn
II IN FR V A I'Aptaln Joitx tiont.,s-41.11, .1
~ : II 1,31 e (or Ito 01..111
.hato port. rlery FRIDAY A ITERNiN lit I • .I,p-h. 1...
frvight , ,t 1.1.1)
J (244.1.1 NS
L. 1.31 N.rl 115 lit 1•1 116 ‘% At, •S
'Uwe Tite•day Packet for Wheeling
Reg Marietta and hinlilopolis.
Tile nt.•l apt , s t1170 . 11Y
Vl.l J , ILuWr w 111 L a.t•L r tii. ttl. , •
"tvrni...1.1. , /r in ttv,tr, EST 'kV .1
i 1,.6. l' Al . ',rot, — old i .0, hooril...i to
For ii.i.iglit ~r I. o "^l , lt' • TUN of C 11A lAN ES. Ago/.t.
/3.:., ti Al li.ki. --." ."
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Fur Lon
. m .,,.,,,,,, Emm A u lc AtiAm Ciiptily M,
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alx, e ILIIII hit...11110,1a , I" ' " ' .
Urn-rober loth, at 3 i..1,k l' NI
For firiglit or i.osiing , apply 00 1....i.r.1. or t..
iltAll WL.LINAI Wi /OD AII A RN ES. Ai , ii i-Ii
----- Po.T. Tri.Tnpi , tS and Sear Oil, ii. q •
The lidecintor J. W. HAIL. A :,‘ . Co i a ii .. M
I.alyA T..4—Clitirk,, IL u'
k, 1..5,..1. , r : 1 1.:
bocs o=l ititernoi.lhite I/01 - 111 01/ 1 l EI-IDA II .
becerriberflitli, at 10 o'clock A. Si.
For freight or paiistigv apply on 1 ,41.211. Or to
decl.2 FLACK & I3AIINI'-'3. Asius._
For At emphis, Vleksivurg et , fliew Orleans.
'II. , .t... .....r ; 4 T LAWRENCE. Ciiiitiou ll
~..r1r.;:,..1..Ni-iii- Al, k. .1 I.l•TAiwv. -will leas ~ f. ir i l i ,
- - olio,. 000 oil, ii i i.liiiti• ii,..t • .0, TIII lt,'.DA V.
I.oi:ember _Si. rot Jo 0 . 4.1. , 1; A AI .
For triiight or lia.AN:xi. 051.1‘ .0
or I.
0,1'2 'HAHNE:I A. FLACK. A ir..i.i.•
For Cincinnati and Louisville .
Th., iitoutoor NIANSFIEI.I), CIIptIIIII To,.
1 .0 4‘. 1 RYA, Liii.--Cho L.. It.iwm vi-- si ill loot o It ih.•
0
el., owl iiitiii ittoilottoixii to .l 0 11' EliN EF.IIA A.
So viol., 10th, at 10 o'.lo. I. A M.
k , , , r 11 - 041 it oi lia..siozo. ,5,115 ..0 hoard .ki:i
I
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Por Louisville.
4 -G4 3 5
.Tll. 71+11 , r C1.1F1'11:s. l'Avtam l'or
1-
IV4 Vi-N . 11'11,.. lor tho e r
.
fmrtx. Tuts DA 1". LN.,-,1114-t 19. Itt
v't-loelt A. Al.
froight or apply or
to
FLACI, F BARN E:• 1 , Agottl,
For St. Louts.
The t,tutiner \EU WAVE. Cuptaltt JOHN
Mc\t ILUV 7 - I,k /01F ‘,lll
- for Ow al.ovt• nlni lott•rlddlato Inns, uu 110N
DAY, Docculltrt 17th. at 4 o'cloek P. M.
Fur 1nd,...1d or pa,ta4to apply on board
For St. Loul.,
7111. nt,auml SI it N 1 WALLACE. Captuln
Holt ColHott.l---Clork. C Faiddtt.—. 4 l ll
lon,. 1., Illt. 1.1...11 , Awl Ittterntolatto port. "II
1 1 4.1:SDA1. Itivrm Lrr IKtlr, at 4 P 41.
ftotglal , ttpiply ,41 board, or to
dot 17 JaIIIS FLACK.
_For St. Louth,
no. nn- toor :AItESAN(h). llq,tnh, S It
I. WII 1.. r
the al., apt] ihtt•rmediAte ibot tt• ott Ti: Es DA
bet.,.inbor 1:5111, at h) o'Lio.h. A. M.
For freight or 10,....14". 103r41. t..
.1,1•15 rLACji
.A . .JAVINO'ff ,, N, A
For Nashville..
The steamer DEL CO ATE. Catitani u neat
will leave for the alwye and intermediate port
on !iliK\ DAV. th,malsir t.t. at 10 A \I
Fur freltht ur paStillge apply on board. ur t.•
Berle MACK A LIVINOSTICY, Agents.
Tho Ammer LUCIE MA V, Capt .1..1. Inmil:
1212 SON—Clerk. A. ItonmtN, In km,. f r tlo
11,1.. m., and Interuaaliato vats 00 IVEDN Esn
Dtwalnbar IHtlt, at 11,1!li A. M.
~For [might or pamsage apply on (ward, 110 to
doc:1 FLACKS LIVINGFTON, Agents.
AT A MEETING of the Trumtees of the
PIITSBUROII DOLLAR SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
held December ad, 1835. at their Banking. liuner. No 6 6
Fourth street. the first semiannual dividend was des laved,
at the rate of Six per emit. per annum.
At the same time the following persons were elected a
Committee of Investment- or Directors. for the ensuing six
tuontits:
...
Ixnac M. Penock, Alexander Bnullo.y,
John IL. Shornberger, N. Oruttau Murphy.
Henry L. Ring - wait.
CHAS. A. COLTON, Sec'y and Trenenror
1 J 1 ATENT VI.CE ATTACIIMENT—A new, /LIU]
1 - useful article fur Nlachlulats. For sale by
MOSES F. EATON, Agent.
SU Fourth street.
an, Refer to_Nlenars. Livingstun, coin:land Al Co., Novelty
Works.
DRY APPLES - 30 bus. prime in store and
or sale by Ideal SPRINGER lIA RBA CO 11.
BUCKWT FLOUR - 3000 lbs. in store
HEA
and for sale by [drca] SPRINGER II AR BAUGH.
WOOL—The highest market price in easb
paid by SPRINGER HAMM CU 11.
dacB No. 205 Liberty atm: C..
CIIESTNUTS--2 bids in store and fWr sale
by Ldeclol ATWELL. LEE CA.).
T IMOTHY SEED-2 bags prime for sale by
ATWELL, LEE & CO
.1- _v. "
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION
WAsnncoTQN CITY, December 17.—Se-owe—Mr.
James gave notice of the introduction of a bill for
the modification of the patent laws.
Mr. Foote presented a petition from Capt. Gra
ham, of Brooklyn, setting forth his services and
sufferings in behalf of the country, and complaining
of the action of the Naval Board.
Mr. Foote said it was not his purpose to pass stric
tures on its action, still less to impugn its motives,
but it was not to be disguised or denied, nor had it
escaped public observation, that in some instances at
least, it had sadly misjudged on meritorious offi
cers. In what manner, or what measure of relief
Congress should extend to the aggrieved, he did not
consider it his province to indicate, but he regarded
it as a proper subject for the consideration of the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
The subject was so referred, and the Senate ad
journed.
Hotige—Mr. Dunn rose to a personal explanation,
and read extracts from the Washington correspond
ence of the New York 7'rilnine of the 13th inst.,
signed by E. G., commenting on his course in the
election of a Speaker. lie said notwithstanding the
attack, he should not turn his back upon his country
at the expense of his true manliness and honor,
though Horace Greeley or the Devil or both together
bid him do it_ (Applause.)
Mr. Banks arose, (amid cries of "fair play," "hear
him!" '• no objections !") remarking that he was not
accountable fur what the New York press said of
him, never having solicited their support, and ho re
lied on himself alone, and begged Mr. Dunn not to
hold him responsible for either the compliments or
the censure in the New York Times or Tribune.
Mr. Dunn distinctly stated that ha did not do so,
but he was opposed to him (Banks) on other grounds,
relating to the course pending on the Nebraska bill.
He said he would surrender that opposition the mo
ment that all the nuti-Nehruskaites came together.
Mr. Banks resumed, repeating that he is indepen
dent of the New York press in all respects, and
further, in reply, he insisted that be had never yield
ed n particle on the Nebraska bill ; meetinE, , his con
stituents face to face, they gave him the last election
by 7000 majority, the largest known in the political
history of Massachusetts. (Applause.) lie had acted
as he thought right regarding the Nebraska bill, and
they sustained bins.
MeAlullen.otrorod a proposition to romproulise
saying that it was the product of his own humble
imagination ; (laughter) he begged the gentleman to
remember that he did not, in submitting it, design
building for himself popularity at home.
It was read, to the effect that, after an organization,
no business shall be transacted unless it he the pas-
P nge of necessary appropriation bills, and that the
members then resign and go home. The blank in
the resolution to be filled WWI the name of some gen
tleman to net as Speaker until the aforesaid purposes
are accomplished.
Mr. Dunn suggested a modification of the resolu
tion, prodding for a repeal of so much of the Kan
;ors-Nebraska bill as destroys the Missouri Compro
mise. (Laughter.)
Mr. tlou,ton Only a slight modification. (Merri
ment.)
Mr. McMullen you'd not think the gentleman from
ndiuna made the suggestion in good faith in adopt
lig the resolution. All could return to the people on
hat very issue.
Mr. MeMullen's resolution was tabled.
The House then voted twice. Tho following iv the
agt ballot. hanks lUS : Richardson 73; Fuller 39 ;
watts ring 7.
Mr. Frosin submitted a proposition to leave the
question as to the power of Congress on the subject o
Slavery in the territories to a decision of the Su
prim. Court, which elicited considerable discussion
The !louse then again voted: Banks 106 ; Richard
.on 73; Fuller :Qs. Necessary to a choice 112.
Mr. Thorington offered a resolution for the else.
.n of Speaker by a plurality, pending ishicl, th
House adjourned.
Arrival of the Empire City
N E Yuan. beeetnter 1 7.—Tbe Empire City ar
rii ad at her dock nt Si o'cloek. She has been inside
of the bar with a pilot about 48 hours. She left As
pinwall at midnight, iin the 6th December, with a
million and a half of treasure, brought down by the
John L. Stevens. `ille also brings 500 passetigers,
Th e Sterns! =poke, on the 3d inst., the steamer
tanned up, with tire New York passengers
rebel, iin the 20th of Novemlier. All were well.
The following are the rom , iguees of the specie • -
Drexel it Co., $340,000: Wm. Hoge if Co., $ 140,000
Metropolitan Bank $140,000: Wells, Fargo if Co
There istportant rn. the !stilton.
The revolotionar 'Movement at Lolivia under I ict
.1 vOa had been put .1,./wit.
New York Weekly- Bank Statement
Vol( Doccinber 17.--The weekly statement
of the ncorage of the flanks, shows an increase of
61 U,uUu in loam. and tho following decreases:
in Apede ; $160,000 in circulation, and
$1 . 239 . 00u in deposits.
Governor of Wisconsin
MIL IV #I e, Deogaber Board of C9l
- ut Nladixon, to-day ileolarcil Mr. naratow
reelected U..vornor by IS9 majority. The deciaion
caused much excitement, and the election will
by ti , ted by Mr. Ilatthford.
The President'• Message
WAstwinroa, December 17. It is rumored tha
the Presideur, ie haying bin tnesaage put in type a
the White Muse, being afraid to trust it in tdi
bands of the printers.
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
s t; t: trot: [1 ; I .1.“11 u 11.1.110 mann fact lltYr,
)120 • Iniely us,ed Ih.yelr•r'r Patent HA•nc6 Plano, and at
nsinost I Will mato ',that I think of it. Fon planing
s. nc,:. it is thy I. , et lining 11/ are•. in fart the only kind of
00.1 rail Ix, 14,11 11.,1 (tit that toirpoitu; and mic n
can ! thin:. a, ti o n .l i iiminirinit in out. day lilt it a, he ru
r •,:.I turttomi in .11. .laya. It min
Mort, ..10 , •111 raid wd,4 tint - taro than the s, lapel. nt
0 f ..• that srlll atoort. less Kruk!, .•r tatlnt. It Is for all kin
stood ark thy IX'at Mild I 1.1011 It A..
in t;.+l that it up, and can take up, but n ,ury thin
. hip. and Coll tvwd rwa the gmiu
Tito; malt, it pe,uharli - valuable. In planing vuia,r, oot l
.1 ; .,,1 ;;•; icrepe all) morn s hilt. tl. YLasie can be
..I.taira.l It toils) 4110 ill to line. tutting Ai, lunch
tilli , • qll , ll hil t' tut orly 11.11 It
11 titkhtlALt., Third at, Si 129.
Sra I VVLNIIONn --MI. la., I.IW fir Hale at 111. r,i/1
1.0,11 1‘,1.0, N. Si Fourth street. sever.' very vultiabls
laretited nt. is Antolig , the :s in Hopper's patent bench
plane, which is in great iletnanil ; n patent viva attachment;
ieletirativi heaters and ventilators: the much pralinvi
is•i table ov en. wlue h no (manly should be without; ilartley
nod F...v.'sifan Anil several other useful inventioun.
The plan, (1w 01'011 and the heatorg. we ran safely speak of
111 str.mg.•Kt terms (ruin i.iir own tilvseta athin. Mr.
Eaton n Inie of buntlionn ought to prove profitable to
liiineff nod useful hi the public. New inventions are all the
k v. s tem -u-do vs. and (hero nro .11110 gal ones offering of late.
i tti ' 1 „1 " 1
1..1 1: f. •
A .
\ I.: . 1.1 1, d ir u E n , c .
Titx rius, a trio nanctninini Ly Nature, intiviipeilvtible to lao
!leant. and Action, and in user why replete with ninversa
W 1,011410 t
.t and p,ving
:1.• t.. /Lod 1.•16,t
Jruught .Ll,l All,l itn
u..• within the 1.,1 la-. )0111., in 111011) lout i
10 l'lttholelphia. N.* York and 113.viteii.) Iln. tort with all the
appr..lvitien he could n'tAlt. The renewing in 0 hrief ileacrita
i.on .4 h. Improvement, all of n hall ate patented in 1110
l oiled ,tatev, awl part of them in England:
A Draught toed Ventilating 111111nuey, which. lu factortes,
da,llittea, Rini building's of et er) t i,criptlon secure+ the 11,1-
1,•, advantages . —A pow feet woof against fire; nelf.'l,-an
-1" ne tCpreservariont a e.utrdarit, powerful, regulated
draught so that a stark 40 feet high law more draught than
thee 11511/lily Walt lOU feet high. or inure: a tinning 111 (1101,
at It•lnn 011 C-111111 part; a Menus Of taking warmth and v.•itti
httion into and out of rooms; u waving of part of the heat
that is innittily Lett ill 010 falllittipbt`ro ; nitti 010 eni.truction
Ilan I anew er hl every ator) of a building, for evely
114.111,11 t 10 it.
A Trio Ventilator, or 0 venttlator with throe powurs of 11,L ,
twit. which VIM liltt mule of any 0120, 11/ any form, tu suit rho
aralideeture of any '0111,111w., nual may he plain or ornament
al: 11111 pas - tires etalstant vviltilatitat tar any .titiee, llthout
n iiiitatilig allow or Irvin; it rtes aniukuy chimneys. and a
t.. givyi tt.•tn
A Ship 11111 i Clir Stll.l abanditur
Ii nh air, and it lu a Atli, or car, and draw out
Gail air, without adiiiitilug any snow ur ruin, and but
11010 to be maim iu the reed it dockk.
And loot. but. not least, a Tubular Furnace, cm• I I , nter Interthis
amt tel of any Mice, and portable or fixed. Buildings with it
air warmed In a superim Manlier; It /1111111iin tin Cr'! or injti
nor, heat, but takes the trttrill atincophorle air rttpid, direct
and Warllttni IMO the rooms, ti litiOtlne feel bhp a plea.
want Juno day; and contributing largely to prvinote baulth,
....don and cheerfulness. No gas or smoke escapes, and no
flirnoce eat be safer as to tire. It Is highly approved iu
char, lie , ; it thimble, simple, tinnily managed, nut liable In
get ,11,4,1 , 1ert.,!,;241! b.• cleared a ithotit making dust,
tad is
obstructod by Coal one eat in
fuel aliti II properly attended, Olitt little 44.21 - itinti in IleOded,
In a i'lll.l sayer.
illnvittiotts are all ningde, but effectual. Architects
artlnnll,l , lllitiern,flllll all int...01,401,Kr° respectfully request
et to examine them. lieforenres, good and sufficient, given
JOSEPH 1.IfF.1)8, Patentee, and Proprietor.
119_ MOSES F. EATON, Agent for Patentee, No.Bo Youth
street, Pittsburgh, Is ready to receive and nn onte r , at short
❑olive f any of the above mentioned gnat inventions, and
Is ,d,,,, prepared to receive propotr,lB for manuthrtrirfug the
3-1111 V in the cities of Pittsburgh or Cincinnati.
nov27:d2w
WATCHES AND JEWELRY at reduced
prices, ut
11011ERTS A Rlto.'S, N. 41 NM °met,
•
. _
Who will dispose of any article in their variety at prit'os
haver than the same articles can be bought for elsewhere In
the city, within fifteen days. They have *marked clown "
their stock, in order to make place for a new 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 slake our veracity upon the assertion that see will sell
FlrrEtN PER CENT. LOWER than former prices. Those
NOW desire any article In this way will please call.
gadt,elo ROBERTS fl BRO.
NOTICE—The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Jaw!, Hostetter, D. IleNteUer and U. W.
Smith, under the firm of HOSTETTER, SMITHS CO., was
dissolved on the 29th day of Novesuber last. by the entire
purchase of the interest of D. Hostetter by Jacob H
u ostetter.
'rite business will be conducted as heretofore, nder the
name of HOSTETTER Si SMITH.
JACOB HOSTETTER,
dec7 - O. W. SMITH.
M.McLAUGIILIN;' LAND Alp REAL Es
. T AQVir. Land Warrants located. Property
bought a nd sold; also, Shipping Agent for the Black Star
Line of Packets from Liverpool. Drafts on the Ranks ..;
England, Ireland and Scotland. Moe N0.,1 Jones' Build
u g. untruueu urk Suth street, DUBUQUE, luau., Ltlect:l3
o.» .~~i~ '-y ~xfiw
r
,AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRE.—J. C. FOSTER, sole Lessee and
Manager; Wu. 11. REED, Sty Fe Manager; Coos. FOSTER,
ACtlag MailligCT. Treasurer, J. \ . Rosette.
PRICES OP ADMIELSION
Boxes and Parquetto 50c. I Private Box. s, lut b 53 00
Second Tier 25c.. Private Boxes, . 5 uo
Boxes for colored persons 25 es i,ts
Certificate, securing nazi*, 12% cents extra.
424) - Success of Miss 3IAGGIE MITCIIELL.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEcratuez
The Pet of the Petticoate--Paul, U.. Pet, Mie,9
Maggie Mitchell; St. Pierre, Dubois; Job, Cunningham
Mlnule, Julia M. Cooke,
. BALLAD.
Mad Anthony Wayne.--Mad Anthony IVayne, C.
Foster; Gueresterogn, YE...Bride; Syntax, (..unilingluttn;
Bobby, Young; Weanca, Julia M. Cooke; Sally, Mrs
Foster.
on. Doors open at 634: curtain rises at 7 o'clock
APOLLO HALL, FOURTH STREET.—For two
weeks only, commencing THURSDAY EVENING,
December 20111.1855,
WHITE'S GRAND MIRROR OF CENTRAL AMERICA,
CALIFORNIA AND THE LITTLIMS:
Thls is one of the finest works of art in thetiniteil States
. - -
being a trip from Chagrin to the Gold Mines in GOlfornia—
giving a correct view of Clmgres River, with all the impor
tant landing-places; the Crossing of the Isthmus; Panama
City, with all the Public Buildings, Interior of Churches,
Pacific Ocean; Coast of Nicaragua; Coast of Mexico; View of
San Francisco, with the principal streets; City of Sacramen
to, and the principal Rivers and Valley, up to the Mines:—
carrying the beholder over rough mountain posse, beautiful
plains, and landing him in the El Dorado of the world.
Everybody should see this beautiful Painting. MI It is the
best representation of that grtut country now ,-shibititr.
Exhibition on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
NOONS, conunencing at 2 o'clock.
&S....Amiss/on, 24 cents; children, 1.5 cents.
In the evening, doors upon at C%; curtain rimy at 7%
o'cick. deck
CITY HALL.—Last week of
GANINGTON'S GRAND DIORAMIC PANORAMA
THE RUSSIAN WAR!
Front the comxueneement to the full of Sebastopol.
The entire PISDORIIII.II.,Ver. an area of upwards of 50,0011
feet of Canvass. being materially assisted by the union of the
numt elaborate and intricate machinery with
F, XTRAO RUIN ARV CU EMI GA L EFFECTS'
Faithfully portraying tie rixiug flames in the Burning Cities,
Bombardments, bc., beautiful Moonlight Scenes, Twinkling
Stars, and Silvery Reflection In the Water. There are thirty
different scenes: many of the figures are life size; the whole
terminating with the
STORMING OF SEBASTOPOL AND FALL OF THE
MA LARUE F !
Amid lite deafening explosion of the mita,, rolling of the
musketry and booming of cannon. together with the Inrld
glare of the BURNING CITY, la , slueing on eflect
ONCE SEEN NEVER TO BE FORGoTTEN!
N. IL—There Will IN. Afternoon Exhibitions ~n W ETC:I:F
DAY and SATURDAY. at 3 o'clock. Adm....um, ecto,;
children in the afterinsm, IU cents.
t - a.„.. In the evening. doors open at commencing at
ki o'clock. Admission, dl cent,; children, 15 semis.
deCIO
AI LLE. THERESA PARODI will give
o GRAND CO A'CER
In paßsing through Pittsburgh ttl New V.wk, at CITY
HALL. on MONDAY. th, 17th of I cantor, under the dire,-
lion of MAURICE STRAKOSCII.
gm. The usle of Tickotm maid ,ernr4l ante will commence
at H. Kleber & Bro.N. Fifth street. on Satimlny morning,
December 10, at 10 o'clock A. M. deti
i,;I,CHOOL GEOGRAPHIES.—COLTuN
FITCH'S SERIES.—Thow are entirely new works. The
Maps have boon drawn with mathematical and scimititic
accuracy. from the latent and mom reliable authoritlr., and
hence exhibit the recent Survey. and Explorations; and
they are distinctly and beautifully engraved. An important
feature of the Maps in the readiness and certainty with a Idol,
students will learn at first t iew the scale of each map. In
huh geographic and statute miles. thence acquiring a trim
idea of the sia of every state or country. Each Map I+ iin.
inediately followed lit printed deucriptionn of the minntry
exhibits. and lemce Cieiigraphy and Allan are In the satin,
Much attention has been devoted to exhibiting the
Phonic n? features of ea,ll country, no that the very pleasing
rxrrriw of obsery lug the animals peculiar to each part , of the
world. is happily provided. The print tieing entirely new, is
my plain and neat: and all difficult names are
fully and inirre,tly pronounced. Thr neri, coo,' It t ut
Leeks. vie:
a/14M Primory Gvi.//miihy—To I.• .I+n
nary, IS:A
itilfon Modern a h o .1 I -yr Thy—Now rem!, an I
is being, extennively adopted.
d American &fad (ieogrophy—To be ready
iu Apru. The pages and maps of thin book are larger than
America/ schools have ever used.
Oittrit Fttch's Outlines qf Physicui Ceexyrophy—Th I.A,
though but a very few months finished, in in no groat demand
that the (earth edition Li now in press. and consist+ of ten
thousand copies. }loth it and the Miidern School Cie igraphy
mut be Immediately obtain.] of the publishers. Me-nr. .1 II
WI.TON A CO., 1% street. Sew Pork; of GEO.
. MANSON. their Agent. at Cat Hotel. : or
Messrs. THOMPSON A PATTERSON, Wbeelism, Va. A
Jr to the trade.
Maps! Maps ! Maps !
Colton l a Map of the World; site about it
e. $lO.
Cotton's Maps of the United State", and Canada,: td - ze
mrly square fed. Price, $lO.
Cotton's Map of the United Staten and Mexico; nbe t;;?. by
i Inches. Price. t. 5.
Colton's Map of Europe; Si, Fia lry 44 inchvn
And a large variety of Gdtats small. r Maps, including
ockM Maps for :IS cents.
All cam be snpplied by the Agem,
GEO. P. MANSON.
City Hotel. Pittsburgh. Pa.
dtvl2:cttrwapeiw
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
TUE MOR.NINfI MAIL TRAIN Iruves Pictsbargi. fog
his at awl Philudelphiu fur Pittsburgh
7y A. h
. • .
HE FAST TINE leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia a
2:35 P. M, and Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1 . 1,a) P. M.
TILE NUIIIT Expxr,ss T11.4.1N horn Pittsburgh f.
Philadelphia at (KO P. 111.. and Philadelphia for Pitt,burgl
at 11 P. 31.
•
BLAIRSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pitt .
burgh daily, except Sunday, at 4:30 o'clock I'. M.
BRANTON'S ACCOM MOD ATION TRAIN leaves Pi ttstiargi
daily at II A. M., 3:30 P. M., and M.
The above Lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroad.
to and Cann St. lwmiw M : Alton, Oalena and Chic:l4.a., 111.
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Ky.; Trrro !fumy
Madison, Lattyetlo and IndianspollA, Chinunati, Day
tn, Pprii.gnold. lefi Suitt° 4ky.C1... Luul
Columbus, Zurestrillit, !ilassillim and Wii,i,tot, obs
with the Steam Packet Routs from nail to tins Onm-ot. 6
tti, /A/Liz:YULE rINCINN
TIIKOIIIIII TICK coo ho had to or Cr ,m either k.;
vo plate,,, -
For further partlcntrtr , , hantllfill. at the ,h1T,,r.0
"rti”g Iwinte. rm.orlir,rrs froth rite \Yost will find hit th
wr14•31 and to of eXpeditio , ll. I,llle
Now York. or Ito+ton. VI; Itt. Mt )01-0,:,
Pittienger
J. Mi . :KIIILES,
41,13 Agtut, ger Lines, Pittsburgh.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAI
NoTleE.
Pitt.burgh to Crooked Creek,
WITHIN FOUR MILES OF KITTAN IN,
()N AND AFTER TUESDAY. De,'lnbcr 11, Ftcight and
Piosenger Trains will hare Pitt-burgh lily, (SIIf/.111y5
3 o'clock P. M.. and st. , r, at the f,lll,,xvin r statomq
Sharpahurg, lrolaucEs, Sandy Crick. Very-c. Ihulkm.
gan's Eddy, lArrl'el Ferry, Parona.m, Ar oo i.f,
chnrtkr's M Kato's, Kiakiniimtas N 1 ho •
Eddy. Kelly's, T. LOVII ' N, and Crook—l Cr, ,•k.
lidirning, will leave Crooked Cre, , l, at • k A. M.,
and atop at all the abort , intermediate stations
4i-The Company ire prrpnr,sl t. , rocdre and
Freight for any of the above station, at I la, Freight boisd.,
corner of Penn andWayn 0 streets. Pittsbnrc,h.
ea._ Tickets bo haa at the Company's • , I ,,f
•nn and Wayne stroota. from the Conduct,.
NEW OJNN
Stagy will leave Crookaal Cre..k on the arrival .•I the
Trains, for Kittanning, Catfish. Curiavillo, Middle,.. Foal.
bank, Clarion, Briniy!s
and Pllll3.llW.Wriey.
Fare to Kittanning. 51.'45.
ttli- The Excolsior Oninitnia Liin, wall haiNe the corn, ..1
Fifth and Market street.. in oanne,tion with the rat.. at '2
oeha.k P. M. (derl3) A. J. HOPPER. SiiVt.
SIIING LE MACHINE.-KEN DA LL ' S PATENT
DOUBLE ACTING I:I V Eli A\l A h • tot
tots,l,ll Itll.l oloalen, ni:10.1 , arid
utile.r*. In dir1,1 4.11 (0 tin :tillable ii,' ~ I 1..11, %I hid, . 4 1,,
. -
presented p.l Ito pulilic as the first and ,orrl y prsettcal mo
t-WWI ram it, for Kirmg and Sharing Sinai-..
Various udttnu atid ;owing machines have been ime mod
for ittaklug rdutmles, but it ts a well known fact that :dan
gles cut or sawed rlu tits gr,tlll arr guar boo tlitnty lot
rooting purposes. Numerous inventions have recently 111,'
peurod fur rising and shaming, and rte, have all tees cote
Jevuua - J as WUrthll•., front their 1111111erfe1 . 1 11/I'lllll al 111111 1 1.
Whit+ Votisistis of splittltig, fro. th, shlr 01 the block 1/111 'OW
11111101:, Which alnumt htntrinitt run. otl. This dill:101s
1111Viatell by
IiNNUALL'S
'Rich Unit splits from the Kis° of tho block 110,k
tough Tor two sltingloa, whiult Is ..paratod OW 1,11 U,,
ad by tuouns of idruitio guides ouch part IS comitirted
trough a pair if approximating Iralt,s, witlat cou g del.• s
to °porta/on; thus producing two shingleit at ,vor)
Lion.
This machine will rive and shave from the block thin,
thousand shingles per hour, of uniform thickness and nys•r.
sup,ior In solidity and durability to those made by letn.l
anv other process.
its ols•natlons are by no means confined to pine and r
soft wad, but works to equal advantage, oak, aaaluu t, and
every other description of timber that can In•
The workings of the machine ~tn be motion d at 11. It.
Ryan's Furniture Buildings, Fifth street. Pittsburgh.
Tu Umber owners, shingle dealers, and men of enterprise.
this opens a new field for speculation, P.O there is no similar
invention extant.
The Waft/1110 occupies but a small space, is of durable i.on
structlon, and e‘wits but about two hundred dollars• and it
man and two boys r n !bake front 25,01.0 to - 110,000 sbwgles
per day.
For right of territory, or machines, inquire at \o.:;1 Fifth
street, or at the City Hotel.
to„.. All needed information will be forwarded by letter,
when desired. 0. K. CHAMBERLIN, Agmrt.
novl.saltf
Neither with my eye nor with my faith will 1 trifle
IM PORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED
wall BAD SlOUT.—Perauns suffering from Bad Sight,
alining from Impaired vision, constitutional dooay, oil age.
or other CaI.PCS, would Li() well to cull upon Dr. G. E. SIIAW,
PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, where they may rely upon getting
Spectacles scientifically adapted to the JUST WANTS OF
THE EYE. Address, Fifth street, opposite A. A. Mason's,
Pittsburgh':
P. S.—Telescopes, Microscopes, Thermometerii, find every
article appertaining to tho Optician trade, kept snob repaired
on the peemises.
a-AT - Musses inserted in old Frames.
ela, Any article not approved of exchanged free of ex-
Winn,
_4ler7:ly
OUSE AND LOT in the Sixth Ward a
Auction-4)u Thursday evening, December '2oth, at 7
o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange, Fourth street, will be
sold, that valtudila Lot of Ground. being Nu. 131 in the plan
of lots laid out by Thos. Scutt, having a front of 24 feet un
Scutt street, and extending back about 100 feet to Elm street.
un which is erected n Two-story Frame Dwelling House, and
also a small Brick Building, fronting on Elm street, which
may be examined previous to the sale, by calling on Mr..l:
P. loalie.. .
. .
Terunee--Oge-bielf cash; residue in one year, with interest.
deaf) P. M, DAVIS. Auctioneer.
G EN. LARIMER'S BANKING HOUSE
AT AUCTION—On Thursday - evening, behetnhei , "ffl,
ut 7 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange, Fourth street, will
be ankh by order of Thomas Mellon, Esq., Assignee--That
valuableproperty on Fourth street, adjoining the Bank of
Pittsburgh; the lot being f 2 feet 6 Inches front ..n gotirtl
street, extending hack SO feet le ' is erect
ed a superior three-story, stone trout, brick Banking Hotta°
and bevelling, finely ftnifibect
'rertnn- , 4lnr-fourth Qush; remainder in equal payments, ut
six. twelve sod month, with interest.
lo 1' M. DAVl4..km.ll.ler,
t-144
....Mims Emily L. D..mv
EIMIZIM!
TARES DAILY TRAINS
MEDICAL
4x3' Spectacles and Surgical Operations
Useless—The Blind May Sce.—lt is gratifying
for us to be able to announce to the public that the utility
of BALL'S PATENT EYE CUPS is now no experiment,—
their wouderful of are coming daily to the knowledge of
the proprietors. Strange as it may seem, ft IS true, that
Spectacles may he dispensed with entirely and sight restored
to its original power. These Cups are simple, yet philo•
•opineal. They are used without plain or the least danger of
injury. Below will be found several certificates which speak
highly in their favor:
[From the New York Evangelist.)
A emir simple yet philosophical instrument, has been W
onted by J. Ball Sr. Co., of this city, by the application of
'Mei, the cornea of the eye is gradually raised to its original
,u,,x.ity, causing the focus to impinge 1111 tine retina with
in the and of convex lenses. Thus I,y ninny proeees per
ils who have used glasses for years au . tql:l1/1,1 to dispense
-Ith them.
The etlitor of the Penusytptnln Deruucrut writes ro Fet
respecting the cure of Sirs. Ournteud, of Uniontown,
eunsylvanin
UNIONTOWW, Fe., August f, 1&4.
Being well acquainted with Sirs. Ourstoad, I know that
.fore she used Potent Eye Cups," it was impossible
r her to read without the use of nv , t , cles, and that her
ght has been restored by the use of the Cups, so that she
ow reuds print with her naked eye without difficulty.
JOHN F. BnAzin.z., Ed..,Penna. Democrat.
BuLenurvrown, June 1, 1851.
Dear Sir—liaving lost my sight by old age, I was ludncod
to purch a se your wonderful instruments, and by using the
game according to your directions, I succeeded in restoring
my sight so that I can road by night or day without specta
cles.
I have not used my spectacles (hr the last three or
four mouths, which shows that the restoration 1s not a torn
purary our, but a valuable and permanent cure,
111ra.vulg
Of the Hun of Snell & Brothers, Fisk&le, Mass
4b — By remitting fire dollars., a pair will Do sent, post
paid, with full directions, to any part of the country. Ad
dress DR- GEU. 11. GEYSER, corner of Wood street and
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. [septiialsw
Remedies.--Dr. Keyser's PEOTORAL
SIA:UP will cure you.
Dr. lieyser's Pectoral Syrup will runs Bronchitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Laryngitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Influenza.
'Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will curo a Cold in the Head.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Consurup-
A recent letter from Mr. J. W. Veatch, of Rokeby, Ohio,
-1 waut you to. end inn t we bottlee of your Pectoral Syrup
by umll. There is a lady bore who has a cough and the doe
t err unit tins her. 1 was In the SaUlt, way, and trim( every
thlog without benefit, until I got a bottle of your Pectond
Syrup; I took it but twice, and it curial me sound and well."
Ask fur Dr. KEYSER'S PEetuRAL Slam , and take no other.
'rice. :al cents. Sold at DR. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood street,
ni at .1. I'. Funrixu•s; Allegheny. ap2s;dew
tkelllarsh's Radical Cure Truss will cure
cm Iy every case of reductsthie Hernia_
Trussesat various prices altv.tys on hand.
Children's Trusses at different forms and strength
IT
Elastic St ockings for Varicose or Enlarged Veins.
Abdominal Supporters—A dozen different kinds.
Pile Props for the support and care of Piles.
Shoulder Braces to relieve a crooked and deformed
',Mitten of the Chest, and many diValo,l of the Chest.
Suspension Bandages.
All there artlcleli may be had or appliol at DR. KEYSER'S
Whoh.sale and Rmail TRUSS DEPtYF, No. 144) }Val t
.ign of the tiolden Mortar; or will be sent to any part of the
rountry by .-ndlng the money mud mewmre. Lap2.s;thw
210-A SUbstitute for the new Liquor Law
—DR. URBAN'S ANTI-BACCIIANAJAAN ELIXIR, a nat . .,
nd .cu, reni,ly for the core of .
A cnucentrated vegetable extract, and ad a tonic in unequal
led. For the following complaints It in a most valuable med
icine: Dyrytp,M, Liver Cbmpluinf, Epilq,sy, Neuralgia, Vila,
Pterrs all kind, Delirium Tremeds, General Debility. This
intended to produce a change in the system, and
a - distaste for alcoholic drinks. Several instances where we
Lave sold it, we have had the most gratifying results; so, to
is,Aoris who are really desirous of breaking off the
intoqicatin4 beverages, this elixir will be a great
help. Sold at $1 per bottle at the Drug Stored DR. USU.
If. KIASP.R. No. 1.10 Wood street, corner of Virgin alley,
-Ign I. ~;„lien Mnrtar. Nii2snls,
1100FLAND' , k
cELEBFLATED GERMAN
I_7 BITTERS, prepared by Dr. U. M. JACKSON,
vu,,quall) cure Liver Complulut„ Dyspepala, Juun-
r I . ltrl.ir or Nvrvom DeLilify, Dist... Lies of the Hicleye,
from a Dieorderial Liver or Stomach.
. .
Such
ILSConstipd
tiou, Inward iliac,
- Fulneas,or Blood to the
I kt.l, Acidity of the Stomach,
Noose, Ilearthurn, Disgust fur Food,
Fuluess or weight In the Stomach, Sour
I:t uctation Sin Log, or Fhitterfug at th e Pit
of the Stoma:ll, Swimming of the Head, Hurried
1
and Difficult Breathitt Fluttering ut the Heart, Moak
in, ,e- Stitt,aating Sen., 'ott wheu In lying Posture , Dinrneo
td Vimion, Dote of W a before the Sight, Fever and
I)o] I•sin in the !lend, Ueticiency Jt P,repiration
1",•11o, a,.., of the Skin :ind Eyos, Pain in the
Hark. Ciie,t, etc., Sudden
of Ileat Burning' In thu
(.;onstant
tlf Evil, and great
Depruion of
The pr.prie•ua• in eallitin the attention of the pahlic to
thi, pet-pastime • does so with a herding of the utmost confi
dence m its virtu,, mod tolaptatiou to the diseases fur which
it is recommended.
It is uo now sad untried article; but ono that has stood
the test of a ten year? trial bet Ore the American people, and
its reputation and sale is unrivalled by any similar prepara-
tions extuit. The testhnuny in Its favor given try the mos
prominent and well known Physicians and individuals, in
all parts of the country, is immense. Referring any who
may doubt, to my •• Memorabilia," or Practical Receipt Book,
fur F'e'murs and Families, to be had gratis, of all the Agents
fur the Uremia Bitters.
Principal Unice and Manufactory, 120 Arch street, Phila
delphia.
Ivry - rod by Dr. Geo. lL Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A.
Fahuestock & Cu., No. 0 Wood stmt; Fleming Brothers, 80.
Wuud :itreet; 11. P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny.
decl9:d.t,wly ltl
TAR. ISAAC THOMPSON'S MUCH CELE
MUTED F 1 E WATER-
MMM=IIMII
This old, tried and invaluable remedy for all diseases of
the Eyes, after leaving to o t the test for over fifty years, and
the demand fur it still increasing, Is now, and has been for
the pad two years, offer,l for sale in an entire new dress,
Each title trill have a steel plate engraved 'envelope, with
a Ise gait of the in v eutor, fir. Isaac Thompson, New London,
Conn.. and a fae senile of tic signature, together with afuc
stunk of tie signature of the present proprietor, John L
Thompson, Nos la and 103 River street, Troy, New York,
Wit! nollt• other can be genuine.
The proprietor has been compelled to make this change in
the style of the wrapper, owing to the large quantity of
~•tlt,rl,lt which for the past few years has been palmed
Open the the West .
Pu t
rchasa are particularly requested to buy none but the
above &scribed, and at the red label heretofore used has
Isms called It . any found in that form the proprietor does
not hesitate to pronounce counterfeit.
.do by nll th,. r,,Tevtable Druggisti . in the United
States and Canaht.
•
41,4 - 5e•.1.1 ‘rhole , ale and retail at 'Dr. 1.11:0. 11. KEYSEICS,
No. 140, vorn, and Virgin alley, Pittsburgh.
DR. 11. J. BORIIETTE, 13 Fourth street,
Patsburall. offeis ins tuluablo IRKNCII
N% tacit i; unfailing in the cure of all those painful and
diaord,is tow filch the Female Ccaistitution is sub
j.,' I t moderates all ose...a, and reinovt.y all obstructions--
kn. tr•rate. the debilitated and delicate., by regulating and
..tren,th. fling the system, pal fortifies the constitution for
the do ti e s o f life.
. .
It to pei,uliiirly suited, WI it Will in a a b ort time remove nil
11 a are not of the number who believe runt act In accord
ance with the le•lief that long and elaborate detail gives
widpht and dignity to oltjects of either momentous or trivial
import; ac incline to the contrary opinion, and hold that
simplicity and truth Invest such as an. worthy of any atten
tion. in decide dl ythe watt rich slid comely colors. In Llie
pie.iunt nistancu, our great desire is to tie understood by
this , mho may look hi L. foe 111fOrLILLiVil, all clue being con
sidered of minor inipurtance.
So circulars.
1,13 a office hours, from v A. M. to 9 P. M. [nov9:an*
PI TvA'PE DISEASES---DR. BROWN, No.
41 Diamond alley, devotes his entire attention
b. an (Alice Practice. Ills business is mostly confined
te private renerebl Dise.t.l, and such painful atTee
ti.ms, brought on by imprudence, y Ontitful inthugence
;uul excess.
1.1.1 i.... Ernpuens, Gonorrhea, Gleot, Stricture,
•n i bt d I) , .. Impurity of the 111....,d, with alt dieeases
.; the V. nereaiorgan. Scorbutic Eruption,,
Tetb•r, 3lercurial Inset... Seminal weakne.,
I mpoteney, , Pita. Ithemnatiern, Female Weakin•ss, Monthly .
Sot t'S , i• , ll , . of the Jtuinta, FiStlllik in Ann, Nervous
Att., Ili the Back mind Loins, Irritation of the
Itlad.let .m,..ees..fully treated. Cure guaranteed.
Twenty yew,' pruetice Item to this city ) enables Dr. Drown
to utter tl,1111.11,:i Or ti speedy cure to alt Vo Ile may come nm
der his care.
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I nticii Privato Consultation Roams 41 Mammal alloy
446 - l iuirgos :u lerate. uovf,:thm 1 y
WRIG lIVS PREMIUM KATIVRION
ct,i, the heal, and 1,111(M all mymptolus or Rend-
Per,tin iiiinfr
WM'S:I[7S ICATIIARION
Are never liable to suiestrolie.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM RATTIARION
I+ the need. valuable aopierition to the toilet, retaining the
Hair In an) required ferni.
F.,r sale by ire. 01:11. li. HEYSEit and R. E. SELLERS
ei).. at '2!) rents lun - bottle.
910 B RIDUE BUlLDERS.—Proposals will
1. l.e ,ccived by the Board of Directors of the Ohio and
reausi Ivanite Railroad Company, addressed to the under
idgiasi, until mom en TIIERSDA V, December 27th, 1855, foe
tarnishing, the materials and erecting the superstructure of
3 ,1.A1b1,-tra.,l; Railroad Bridge, with wide sidiswalks for foot
1441.31g23 , 4 nem, the Allegheny ricer, at Pittsburgh. The
axe to he at 3 fixed price per linetal foot, fur the length
of the cuperstrueture, to include all materials and workman
ship, to complete the Bridge ready for use, with a double
track; the Company tarnishing the railroad iron fur the
tracks, find the esintructor all other materials.
The Bridge will hare wren 513t133. and its whole length
will be alsint twelve hundred feet. The masonry, which Is
of the most permanent character, is in a forward state, the
piers being fifty feet long and ten feet thick on the top; and
the castern abutment need some of the piers being now up to
the coping. The superstructure will be required to be com
pletes" by the first of ,September, 1646, Bids will be receliell
tuna "Burr Bridge," with heavy arches,connterbraced with
ins maim; and also fur a HU., Bridge," or any other well
tried plan, provided the bidder will secure the Company
against all claims for patent rights. Plans and specifications
will ho ready fur inspection at the Company'suffice, In the
city of Pittsburgh, on and after the 17th intit.• and further
information may be obtained front S. W. B6ftEltTB, Chief
Engineer. The Board of Directors reserve the right to con
tract for the work in such a way as they may deem best for
the interests of the Compan w y.
. nottr,TSON, Jr., Prooldont
December 1, 1925—idec4341
MEM
WESTERN F.XOnANGE HOTEL FOR
RENT, and the FURNITURE, FIXTURES, Ae., FOR
SALE, with a lease of thopreinises for YIVC yeare.—The sulr
scriber sow offers for rent the Hotel, which lie law occupied
w i t h a continual increased business for the last 12 years,
known as the WESTERN' EXCHANGE licerEL, situated In
m ar k e t street, above Fifteenth, PHILADELPHIA. It is
large and commodious, tire stories high, and has acCornriio•
dations for about cue hundred and fifty lodgers, and Stabling
for nearly sixty Horses. It is considered one of the best
Hotel stands in the street; is convenient to the various
lisil
roads Depots, :Ifarketa, and it being extensively human,
igis deemed unnecessary to give details Evan advertilcment,
as yerscitis wishing to purchase would nudoubtedlylll and
satisfy themselves of its advantages, .
il9. Parti,culars can be had by writing to, or calling on,
the subscriber, on the premises.
JOSFsPH WATEILHAN.
White Fish! Fish! Fish!
R'KER. & HUBBARD, SANDusiy, ttuko,
Lave fur sale and keep constantly on .
nand, a fall s u pply of AND SALT
YISU, and all other varieties of lAD: PI 11.
act lfem Is
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BOERHAIVIE 4 S
DifTERS
ELECYrRO-CHEMILSCHIE AROMA
.Echt Hollandtch Kruiden Bittera.
TWO YEARS have elapsed since the intro
duction of this valuable ZGJI • no into tho United Btates.
During this limo It has pine! tnfrersal popularity as a
remedy for
Fever and dime., Atrepepr.,4 , zligestion, MaarJo,
Lass o,teWelde, A:1)1y, Gbrtirenqs,
Jitnd and Elerding Pat.
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to ita wnewiciatui
efficacy In nil affections of the stomach' and liver. Alt a
tonic, it never has been equalled, 'for the relief it affords ti
nil cases of debility or weakness of any kind Is almost In
stantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic silk,
liens, it has in numerous Instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided ono.
Wh en em i nen t phymri,,n4 prescribe, and their patients no
unhesitatingly recommend, surely wo may cease t diebt,
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
FEVER AND AGM'
- - - - - - - .
A Chat of Eight Months' Sanding Cured by Boarhcral
/and Bitters.—Michael Kelly, N 0.117 Grant, near Smithdeld
street, says : "Last July, while running on the river, on a
cotton boat plyM,gbetweeri New Orleans, I was
taken with fever and ague. For eigld long months I suffered
with this dreadful disease. The greater part of this time
was unable to work, and spent at least fifty dollars fbr dif
forent medicines, but I found no permanent relief. Throe
weeks ago, one of my friends Insisted upownly ttYlrig l3o es`
have's flatland Ritter*, saying that a cure mat guarnalmf..
After taking it for one week, I must - Stat e I was a wood
man. I have been at work noW for tiro Wet - , ka, and have
had no return of thechllls and fever whatever."
I certify the -above statement 1s ' -
THOMAS ADAMS, DlBlllOll.l /101180,
Or at It. Chester's, °ethic Hail
IMADACHE AND DEBILITY. -
Mr. Sias IdscoMb, of Birmingham, silYs: ' , J . - have found
in Boerbave's Bitters a remedy for headachd•and
My wife has also wed It with, the greatest bettetlX"
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that be
has experienced much relief from its nes for headache.
READ THIHI
A Hollander's Testimony.—Jacob Makes, 'tiring in the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After
suffering for some time the misery attending an utter pros
tration of miud and body, I have been restored, by.using
Boertaire's Holland Hitters, to perfect health!'
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute oolong
the licilLanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New fork—in fart,
in every Rolland settlement in the United States—argnee
much in it& favor.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles dbovorlitsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, " When I enurmenced taking
BeerhavoNs Holland Bitten, .1 could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNESS Ole THE STO3LACII AND INTIMESTION.
Another Grad Cure heeded by Boerhares Holland Hitters.
—The wife of Peter De Witte, living in Rolland Town, She.
hoyetuaconnty, Wisconsin, suffered mnch front-weakness of
the stomach and indigestion, She had buen under a physi
cian's wtro for some time, but the disease seemed to ladle
even his skill- She purchased some ilollatatßittera at inn
office, which has given tone to her stomach, ber'appetlto and
strength are returning, and wo firmly believe that this is
snottier great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, lent must wait another opportunity. One thing
you can rely upon; What we have published are from persona
touch respected in our countontlty, and are literally true.
.1. Qtruntia r
Editor Sheboygan Nleuwbotie, Sheboygan, Wis.
A eon , of Two Months' Sian dig Cared Iti:Voeilwrve'r
Load Billers.—Ucorgo Ilenderson,uf Pittsburgh, says: "After
suffering for three mouths with rheumatism--a part of the
time so severely as".o confine me to , my bed--I have been
eutirely cans] by using Iloorhave's null:and Bitters. I have
had one attack since, but found almost instantaneous relief
In the nuns medicine. It is, In my opinion, a sure remedy
for rheumatism,"
NERVOUS AND RII_EIXATIC AFFECISONS
This cluingeable weather Is . likely to procince a great deal
of sickness. To persons troubled with nervons or rheumatic
afßeabeis, we would recommend Boerhare's Holland Bitters.
On referring to onr columns you will find certificates from
home of our first Herman and English eitizens.—/tacaryf
venni Studs Zeitung.
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We are at liberty to refer to several well known gentle
men, who have used, thoroughly bated, and now recommend
Bairhavir's Holland Bitters as a remedy for piles. We are
not at liberty to publish their mum., but will take pleasure
in referring any person to them who denies this statement.
For this affeetion;one-half of the prescribed dose should
be taken—say half-teaspoonfal—mornhig, noon sad night,
one hour before meals.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many imitations, which the public should guard against par
cloning. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Ilocrhave's Holland Bitters a far trial. Ono bot
tle will conyhicra you I LOW infinitely superior itis to an these'
ZIT Sold at -S - perbottle, or Rix bottles fdr $5 ,'by the solo
proprietors,. BRNJAIVEIN PAGE, 010.,
Manufacturing Pharmaxutists and Chemists,
cor. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
lt. E. 5f3.1.1:11S G CO, Druggists,
corner Second and Wood streets.
And all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Allegheny; Birmingham,
Manchester and Tenaperancerille. sisp2Vgdsuly
DR. MORSE'S
INVIGORATING. CORDIAL,
A PILENOMENON 1V 2,IEITICVM.
Health. Restored and Lire Lengthened
-MORSE'S O. VIGORATING
TT.WILL repineel,,Wenkness with . strength,
Incapacity with effieleireY, irregularity with" uniform and
natural activity, sad - I.W not only without hazard of reac
tion, but with a happy effect on the general orSanization-
Bear 1t mind that all maladies, whoreverthey begin,
finish with the nervous system,And that the ptualization of
the nerve of motion and sonsatibn is physical" death. Beer
In mind, also, that for every kind of nervous &seam, the
Elixir Cordial is the only reliable preparation known.
CURE OF NF.RVOIIS DISEASES. -
No Language can 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 relaied organkation is at once
braced, revivified and built up. The mental axid..physical
symptoms of nervous disease vanish together uudtr its influ
ence. Nor is the effect temporary ;..fur the Conlit properties
of the medicine reach the constitution ttself, and restore it
its normal condition. '
Confusion. gidiliza.s, rush of blood to. Cho head, melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self-destruction
—fear of Insanity, dyspepsia, general prostration, Irritabili
ty, nervousness, inability to sleep, disease incident ga males,
decay of the propagating . funcgons,, hysteria, Itibomania,
vague terrors, palpitation of the heart, Impotency, constipe,
tidn, etc., from whatever causes arising Is, If there be any
reliance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely
intal
lible
A GREAT , MIIDICINE pox FE9IALEB.
Tho tuiparalli led effects of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to females, mark a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thousands of sthnulanto have been invented—
thousands of invigarants concocted—all purporting to bo
speeded in the various disease+ and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
EVERY 'AVO3I.AN OF SENSE,
Wbo suffers from weakness, derangement, nertoten&ens, tro
more, ',sins in the bark, or any other disorder ' whether po•
collar to her sex, or common to both sates--ehcruld give the
I iia,ruting Cordial atrial,
MA It RI ED PERSONS, •
Or others, will find this Cordial, after they hare used a bot
tle or two, a thorough re t remenitor of the system. In all
dinrtinus 11, to In , fOIIII.I ti n happyparents of healthy off.
spring. aho would not have heVII so but fur this extraordi
nary preparation. Anti it is equally potent for the many
discos. for which it is recommended. Thormulds of young
men hare been restored by using it, mid not in a single in
stanco has it failed to benefit them.
PERSONS OF PALE CO3IPLEXION;
Or consumptive habits, urn restored by theme of o bottle or
11. to bloom and vigor, elude:4llg }buskin from a pale, yet.
low, sickly color, to a.beautifol florid complexion.
TO TILE ..111ISUUIDED.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects produced
by early habits of youth. _viz: welktiess of the back and
limbs, pains in the bead, dimness of eight, loss ofula-scalar
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia,. nervous irrita
bility, dememement of tho digestive functions, genomi de
bility, symptoms of consumptions, etc...
Ileutally, the fearini effects on thomind are much to be
dreaded. boss of memory, aunftniumof ideas, depression of
spirits, evil forebodings, 1111511*)11 to society, self-distrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are sone, of tho evils produced.
All thus afflicted,
lIEFORE CONTIMPLATING MARRIAOH,
Should reflect that a sound minff arid body. are the - Most no.
ciessary requisites to promote connubial hapiiiiiesii indeed,
without these, the journey through life, becomes ti weary'
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the view . ; the mind
becomes shadowed with despair, anti with the melan
choly reflection that the hoppitlesi of another becomoo
blighted with your own.
CAUTION!
Dr. Morse's InvigoratlugConlial has been . counterfeited by
some unprincipled persons.
In future, all theseuuthe Cordial will haVo thepniprietor's
fac-simile pasted over the curl; of each bottle,and tiny follow
ing words blown in the glum:
Dr. Morses I.uvigorating Cordial.
C. IL RICO,-Proprie64l. Y.
The Cordial is put up, highly coucentratedi in pl.ti't bottles
—price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars, six fur
twelve dollars. C: IL lUNO, Yr9plltifor,
112 proadtcpy - ,..N. Y.
.
.
Sold by Druggists throughout the Uiided States - , Canada
and the West Indies.
AGENTS:''..; I ' ,
Pithiburgh Da. OEO. IL KEYSER, No.llo Wood st.;
FLEMING BROS, No. %Wood street;
Allegheny City—BECKHAM ARKENNAN
' • .._JAMES T. SAMPLE S.CO.t
• .et P. FLEMING.:
Agent for PARE,
— lp.
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Brownckiiiiee alfJsinutien Ginger.
THIS ESSENCE is a preparation of unusual
oxcellettee.- In ordinary dlarrhcea; inelident" cholera,
In .borr, in all cases of, prostration of tbe dipstive functions,
it is of inestimabßl Vane. , During the pretaleine'Of epidemic
cholera and summer complaints, it is'pecullarly 01cm:ions;
no family, individual - or traveler bold teitithent it.
•Gtorrtorr.—Be sure to get the gentibia EsSio* , which is
prepared only by F. BROWN, at his lora. "and Chemical
Store, N. E. corner of Fifth and Chestnut Philadel
phia, and for sale by all the respectabletApothectirics in the
UniteA Stately and in Pittsburgh by ,
B. A. FAIINESTOCE & CO,
SCULLY & CO.
And In Allegheny by
'II- P. scrrwAirrz.
sepC;Candsvil ... LEE .A..-BECHIIAM
_--.
— Palmer's Celebrated EpteurcairMatice.
STANDS preeminent for fUrcoritt4 . Soups,
Gravim, iHs Meat, , Gama, ,We auto all good
housewives to try it. Price 25 cents per bottle, at all Greco.
ry Stores in the United States and Canada.% •
rot ode
,by ikr-411110.arld if. t4tlsburgh_
r. r. IiWG,LITYETC9,
Janlfhdewly le) 241 Market farce% PAW•deIPIAL.
06F - 161 1- —4O quintals just. receiited and
IL) ku- sale by ider-11 MUTH, !LIAM & HUNTER.
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