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--- LOCIct", AFFAIRS.
WANIERDAY. MORNIN(I DECEMBER 19
The Democratic Eeentive Committee, of Allegheny
qt . ) , will meet at the house of Adam Bepler, corner
of Ohio and Beaver streets, at 7 P. M. Wednesday
the Mith inst.
Useleas Fin , . Pla g e.—Yesterdmy, during the fire on
Prospect street, an attempt was made to attach a sec
tion of hose to the fire plug on the corner of Wash
ington and Webster streets; but the plug was found
to be so much out of order as to render this impos
sible. We understand that it has been in this con
dition for some time, and would be entirely useless
in case of a conflagration. Some one (whose ever
.duty it is) should see that it is repaired. The plug
at the corner of Washington and Wylie is also of no
service, as the head of wider is entirely too weak.
As these two plugs are the only ones the inhabitants
of the Sixth Ward have to depend upon in case of
fire, the necessity of having them at once put in good
order will be at once perceived.
A practiced mechaltir, who has had an experientre
of fifteen years in putting up heaters and ventilators
in dwellings, churches, school houses and other
buildings, has just come on from Philadelphia to put
the newly invented heater (Leeds' Patent) into
Governor Johnston's house on Penn street_ lie con
siders Leeds' fa; preferable to any others in use, and
will give to any one desiring it any information on
the subject. Re . can be found on inquiry at M. F.
Eaton's room for the exhibition of inventions, nt No.
SO Fourth street.
Brutal Conduct. —Alderman Wilson yesterday held
to bail a man named Frederick Miller, who is charged
by Jacob Dallier with perpetrating a brutal assault
ou a young woman named Fanny Miller. The de
fendak is married to a sister of Fanny Miller, but it
is alleged lived with the other until she became en
cirtito by him. On Monday, while within a low days
of her confinement, he bout her brutally, until be
produced a miscarriage, from which she is now suffer
ing greatly.
Seiridr.—A German named Newmyer. residing in
the Fifth Ward, committed suicide on Monday night
by rutting his throat with a razor. He was a man
or intemperate habits, and it is supposed was labor
log under aberration of mind at the time he commit
ted the rash act. Coroner Alexander yesterday
hold au inque s t on the body. The deceased was em
ployed iu Knapp A W adu's foundry, and leaves a
wife and family iu destitute circumstances.
young mau named James Price wa-s taking a mule
out of a stable at Mill Creek Furnace, in Cambria
county, he fell over suddenly and instantly expired.
It was at first supposed that the male had kicked
him, but upon examination of the body, no injuries
triore discovered, runt it sra, resit med he died fro.
up.ploxy: Ile leaves a vrib• and four small
children.
--,r-qvpi , ted. —The double track on the Penn le .1
ifiA- Railroad, between the Blairsville Interseetion
'end Cares Tunnel, a. distance of t mi It• bn,
Inihn „completed 'and put in operation by tho Com
,liroty;•, and that between trwin's Station and lirin
ton's is n such a state of progress, as will probably
enable the Cutnpauy to bring it into uso hy the oloso
of the present year.
Notice to the Sub ,: .tt to Irr „
Jtgtult .—The second and third volumes will de iii••
bayed a little longer than at first expected, on account
uf nate matter tieing introduced. time will be
fury however, in issuing them at the earliest possible
moment. The ~ e cond volume iiii now in the band , of
the printer. The third volume will withoui
any .. unnecessary deity.
Aw.lricil is in Pittsburgh exhibiting hi, l'inu
Tama. He is also eseruting a painting of that rily
We wish bite unbounded aneeeF.s, for he is a gentle
wan and an artist.-- . I,
Mr. Andrieu is so doing, and will rshil,it lit fir-!
view of Puttsburgh next Saturday et.niug. Ms
sonic Hall, including a view of St. Patti', Catlie.iral
Tlee b t lirelitery.—Our citizeits trill n.t forget th,.
Festival this afternoon and evening, for the ten-lent
the Infirmary, in Masonic Hall, Fiflh street. The
ladies, with tmr excellent friend Mrs. Blind, are at
their post; and, if wo may judge from the large
crowd who thronged the Hell last night, their elicit
.. In behalf of this institution will not be in rain.
Fire.—The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon, about
one o'clock, was caused by the burning of two small
frame houses on Prospect street. near Fountain. one
was inhabited by a woman named Brown, the other
by a Mrs. Eldon. The furniture of both 'van mvert.
The houses wore of little value and were nut insured.
Recopairfol as o Th f —A gentleman from i 4 aletn.
Ohio, yesterday called at the jail, and recognized
Martin Street, the fellow imprisoned for stealing a
couple of horses from Thoma, Mellon, a an
individual who had robbed hint of ris'BO some months
Taken to the Pr nitemti ry. —The Sheriff 01 Cnii
Lria county on Saturday placed in the Western Pend
toutiary a tallow - named James C. Cliiiudn, who had
beeu convicted of burglary and larceny at Johns
town, and sentenced to five year, anti three itionth-'
iiniii•kiininent in that inAtitution.
A nihrotypes.—W e have seen several specimens ot
this beautiful art, a brunch of drguorreotyping, from
the establishment of Messrs. Mt}ore ,t Co., Robinson's
Row, Allegheny City, where pictures are set it) rinars.
k.eket,, Sr. Daguerreotypes and I,:tint tug, ?well
rarely copied.
Tair.--.llon. P. IV. Siriuler of Cincinn:i
General Ticket Agent of that •• cello ,a 1 of
the Little Miumi, one of the best regulated and
traveled routes in the Union. lie leaves f, the East
thie evening.
.1" (illy of our readers desire the finest of country
property, with 1111 its appurtenance:, and impro, c
snouts ready made and fruits growing, we would di
rect their attention to the property of .fudge Forward,
advertised in another column.
Fatal Wekh miner, named Dalian,
while at work in a Coal pit at Mill Creek Furnace,
near Johnstkat'g, on Wed nenday, the ill, i 11,1., Wits So
much injured by the falling of a mat+, of coal upon
hbt back, that he died on the following Sunday.
Cl•ouily ( ' on cri4ll . t/11. —The Domooratio Comity (' -
vontion, to norninu-to rielegntea to the State Conven
tioa, moot th in morning, at eleven o'olork, in the
Court 'louse.
ii ie currently reported that the route to Cincinnati
hp the Little Miami Railroad. Tick.: la may Ir
prveurett at the offine of the 0. A I'. R. R.. Alttuttngt,
Lela Rouse, .1. 0. Curry, Agent.
La ny. —Mary 'Yaffe tr as cowcuitted to jail, ye•:•
terday, by Mayor Volt, for the larceny of a web of
Bilk plush valued at thirty-sis dollars, from the tit.)
goods store of Philip Oraff, on I•'ifth street.
@a-Counterfetting.—Such is generally the fate of
every truly meritorious article, that when lay its tested a e, tli
it establishes a reputation, theta it in that Monte unprincipled
persons, even at the rink of life, will palm oft to the utinii,
pecting an article more likely toll than It. cure. lien',
as many imitation, of Dr. J. HOSTETTER'S CYLERRATI.II
ISTOMACII lirrrtits. The counterfeiters acing the letrattalit
argument (in orator to effect sal,s) to i1i5t14,44 in 114 istatitt's
Bittern to purchase it frets them, and sell it in Ilostettt•r
bottles. The genuine attiete ziessiS only to tm taste4l to a 4 .-
Credit Ito groat worth. IVholesale And retail dep,a,
Penn strtA3t, and by the druggists And hotel', generallt,
throughout the United States and Catiiiilns.
[ HOSTETTER St SMITE.
414 - Clark's Stomach Bitters ere acknoncleda,l
by all s - ho have tried thorn to be the host family medicine
the age, for the core of Dysporda, Costiveness, and a din.•l
dared state of the Liver and Stomach. They hove no rti
The propriotors du pot pretend to caution people from man g
other preparatiOttathat are palmed upon the public undel
the name of Stotaitth Bittern, lot they hove found Chet opt.
one trial ass seeded to render such caution unneceenan
fur sate, wholesale, by COLLUNI h CLARK. Third ntr,t,
bettrtvm Wood and tdarket t/ED. H. KEYSER, 140 Wo,d
street; and by Druggists generally.
la-Front the N. York National
Monitor
of February 24.—Ilyonts Curtis has done t a re
to ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with lung
complaints, than any other practitioner of medicines ti,..;
Lae struggled with the secrets of the mrderia media; fur
butt century, by the invention and perfection of an fasten
, 'sent that will convey to the lungs a medicine in the shape
of a highly Medicated Vapor, to hich acts directly on the
disease, and not, ea hitherto, by elrinPothi. Those who aro
Troubled with diseaws arising from disordered hue e , will
aubserve their interests by giving the fiygeau Vapo r a foal
Caul:Mu—Dr. o=l9' HYOLLNA Is the original and only
stfalliDO article. twv4ls:Bwdew
MEM
ILEMBEIIS 01/ CONVITISRE.
Goo. W. Cass, Cbr. Shrum,
M. L Stewart, George Gerst,
Adam Beplar, James Rhey,
James M. Boyd, L. Wilmarth,
Samuel Smith, William Herron,
Daniel Geyer, James Patton, jr.
FORGE W. CASS,
December 18, 1855. Chairman
--1 -air • 4•-•-
,`,`”( n 11,,trh. -12. t, while a
COMMERCIA - L. -
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
President.
L WILMART}L
Me Presidents.
• T. S. CLARKE, GEO. W. CASS.
Treasurer.
N. HOLMES, JR.
Secretary.
JAMES P. BARR.
Superintendent. •
S. T. NORTILAAL JE-
Ommrittec of Arbitration for November.
W. CASE, V. P., JOHN S. OOSGRAVE,
JOHN ORAFF, HENRY LAMBERT,
JAMES O'HARA.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY MORNING Pat?, t
Wednesday, December 10; 1855'.
The weather was favorable for business yesterday, and
sales were made in a mnall way. The river has commenced
falling, but there to still a fine coal-loot stage. We subjoin
some of the transactions of the day
I , l,olll—Sales 34 bbl, superfine front the wharf at. 57,60;
28 bbk do at $s : bbl, antra family from store at 58.50; lat
bble do do, in lots, at $8.8214; 20 buds do do at $,8,621 t'
'• 210
1.1,18 surxtrtine from the wharf on private terms; 24 bbl 's ex
tra from store at $8,40.
OBAIN--Sales 150 bush Oats from the wharf at 32e; too
bush do at the name figure; 100 bush Rye at the canal at 80,
and 210 bush from canal at 80; 200 bush to arrive at 82; 100
bush from wagon at 80c, and 207 bash at the depot at 80c.
Sales 50 bush red Wheat from store at $1.50; 30 bush do from
store at $1,50.
WHISKY—SaIe 20 bids rectified at 35c:
SL'll A ll—Sale 10 bhds pretty fair at Bc. cash.
BUCKIVREAT FLOUR—SaIt, 4500 lbs, in Si; lb siu.ks, at
$2,62% "f 100 thts.
BACON—SaI. 7000 !ha Shoulders at 11c, rash. •
BULK 111KAT—t•taleit 1000 Mecum Shoulders in salt at Bc,
cash.
LARD—Sales 20 bbla iron Uty.at 12u, cash: 10 bids do.
steam rendered. at 11 1 .1 i.
itilEF—Sales bbis country went at $ll
CIIEESE--Sales 100 bores Western Iteserve from store at
10 rents.
1990 the R. 41 at 21c, cash, and 300 lbs do
at the same figure.
EGGS—Sales LW dozen at Ott.
FEATRERS-t-Sale 500 lbs at 411 c
Liverpool Markets.
[ Pe r steamer Asia
IdvEnreot. December 7.—Cotton st.muly ; prices without
material clump. The sales for the week were 50,1a10
of which 11,000 LIMPS were taken Me speculators and for ex
port. Donn itttun's Circular quotes t,ottoti 11.4 closing steady.
The estimated sales on Saturday were 8000 Ixthrt, of which
11100 bald were taken by speculators. The market Is wholly
tin:hanged. excepting fur tlrleans middling, which has ad
nred 1-Id.
Ilresdatuthi _The ftirrular of Brown, Shiple) Co.& and the
Itr.ikera' Circular report a slight in the market. Ohio
t;hior 44e Chi: Western Canal its Philadelphia and
Itnl ti more Flour 43(01-4a. Wheat has deelineil while
\V heat tie : red lls :id. and dull. Coln 6%1.41, lower
yellow corn 45.. , fl: tili3l4l Cisn:olfis exi. The other
Circulars quote tile pnr.a a Iri 11r Lower.
Prir,ll,lollii are ptierally dull. and pricey hare a den award
tendency. -Lard 67 n(n , n fid. and steady.
Tole.asi quiet. Ciiths. steady. Sugar in limited dentinal,
without inipriivenient. Linseed Oil dull.
LestioN, Pfley in still stringent, and minors id nen.
loan. frustrate the eigissstutunis of lower rates. There kws
Leon a t‘PlltAllllo.llll4Vllllell. itt 110 Stork markets of Loudon
and l'aris, in conkiequunce of ruiners of 'since. Messrs. Bell
A 'SDK. Circular reports It ill A tneri.
securities, milli tin act ire denials!. littilread is-curates uere
nix , inipnivist Etie Ruilmstil unit linnets Outbid retionatal
lii•eit attention; G. S. Sixes S. R uu d., inn ; M u , i„,„1
Fit 9'4uw: l'enteiylnaltla Fines 72471: PrunsYlrutita
Kinds 7'ketil6; Virginia Fives Penult.. CA.ntral iti
tirna; Illitaiis Central 7341,75; 'MichiganCentral liguuttl.
IlitringA it. Bee. plate the Isaulon market as steady,
and lona, unchanged. Sugar has there tins been
but little speculat iv, dentate', eauging the inarket it chi.,
Jodi. Amerir:w Hunt' Is tltt-tt-1 at -12.44:,. White Wheel
sells at veil Wheat hotii.Nils.
h.• I rmi marliot Pt.kay ; W 014;
Iron 78a
-New York Markel.
No, IS. —SI.K.:I - 2.1 Ii ghet; C1e,.1.411.1 and
..1,1., 71 1 , .Intl.l Frit! 212: Coll,.
msit 114,.litic. 94 1 ,, Slih.lotiri sv st, r .
Exeliatt,s. 101. 100 wt..: 15 0
s hue Do tni the market. Flout drop.
11000 I 'Ns ; 0 straight Slat, tt
salos bush rid al d r „,p
_;solo . .71.11.10 Lush Wis..l.•rn mixed nt OS Purl, clroopin,2.;
t1"11: firm;
1.1.15. ; C ; ,il”,,
iV.• ; Nkle, 4:010 10.,, 111. tit limy. 51,12.71 r unit ; • •41.1,,0
I.'lln• nt )1.4.1.K5, 1r..” It rut:
,alv, 5c04,11 pkg. T. ph:to, firm: bah,. 210
Ph idnilelphla Market
•ei re ‘. Th • re , . •
.11. :toil the ' , Oel, light: lit wie. tiro, Phior . e
remain bang. , : the d , male! 1. 11,1..-
1 lie: lll.` 014 11 . 311e,c ns 1,1,1,
h . ... 1,. Inil 1 al"i•-1 Nil, at o it le trial, •itler.J. air!
oa/ t al ,a tdiatic h-e.a. :111.1 4.lfr t it
There I. a 111-.1.-1 f t Wl,llllllll
10111! tin' ..1 7h,•
ljn.jtovi, noel priees in:tint:tined :.ales Toll toaltel
at ', 1L...) . :oil 'reline-ewe $:.;
haeli fair Penile aro! si while in i'1.14) . nod
land, prone at eri.•••l tint],
rt.," in,,, t.. tar.le al r N.,
: Itl 14.1,1 at Ni'd
eIiAkLESICIN. r C.. 1it..1 . 1331,1 1 —The mak , I%•tto•ft
me, 1..) Ina rk..t lirm, and CI, Iftte• :tl.•nJ
I An. lug unch.ll), Liz, ,
fiff-t'ouitterfellerw, peswarel--i 11,4
f th , .Joivettoo of an Hon:,
tiou.. or the veod• of :1 soch rotrolerteit finiutti..y,
BO:F.101AV /1..1.1N 1,
The 2.l.llnittliehir
11011.40.1 1:11,:r , 1 , 4 pill 111. 11. 4.111 rm!
•..1,. kw; the :taw , of di , J:
loi• tiround 11:::::•:tit of and ••1:
.Ivllghtful aroma, u. 14,alar :N. foi V.•,•!
u/.1 1,110, 1% oak tie,— , •I Dyrki.T.Ey I t).1,, , ,,t
11 , 441.110. Ct.NEI%. :111,1 Pus, • :111 b.' olottune.l Ir. ui any ,1
re,prortal.i. DrlhsplAts
CAUTIt.N • • Its gareitd t • n.-1; tor 11...erhare•o Hej/alai
Bitter, The rrea: popularity of this tuellictne 6u.. tn-Ithed
many inutatad, which the i übhg ahould gu nl agtuust pm
chastog.
tra.. Sold at , J.l per bottle. or atv holt!, for y. 5, by the pr
prieta, kIeNJAMIN PAhi E. Jr.. 8 OA., Manufacturing
PlatrumetutAsts and Chemed*. Idt.hurgh. In.; li. P. SF:le
1.1"..}t9 A Oh. corner ziecond ant Vinod street, and
DrutTists gatterallY. decl9
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
Mn E,to,- Ru imin u 1 . 1.11, nt.titutA, turrr
aR,I I . a.•••nt an.!
,ur rt..04,,,t I .I,tt• s‘lL.,t 1 thod. ..f
1.•11e4 . 1 , it i, Au. N.ft thine 111 11 4 .'. /It Lvl It,onll kat, , i 1
Plane !loft i ail li.: ad: uainl kir that puria,e. and on/ Ilia 1J
..11 plane in, 11/10 . 1/ ienarrinc in ono day with it is he
s /upr ky the ald utetloal t n .hip It 1,/,, too a
111-M• ..V1•11. antooth and hurftn, than the Kerala,. nial
ins^ that will ahtairls varubill /.r paint. It la tar all kistaa
at n 1,011,01 work the Cant Plano I know of It is thi
etructeril that it trtkix up. atal run take up. lint lery tlon
a
eltip i nd eat/ la/ , likrinsl the praut •
tin well na WO\
Thutnakeie iithuilittrly ialuable in planing
Lill Lit, or a..r,p, au) la,a. veneer. %.‘ hid" MM... ;11, r.
~.1ha111.41. It r u. 7 wino lota Kerte/rat tisa, at till
lon , no-1 41011147, null Ore work ii. It dnx
Von,. 11 Ii0.)1 , A1.1, Third N i
Moses F. Eaton,
XT(). sU Fourth street. Deali-r in
I_l PATENTED .11iTICLES, PATENT l IUIIT. :IL/
E%l' V
Mr. EATUN .Ig,t ..,,I•• nrln. 1.-
111 h 11.•:/: - it4oo- 1,1 11.1-
1,-.4s I.leater. , and P.utiluh.r..
The P,rtal.il.•
Thvi. , St Own ShOler. ••
The Putout Cu,, 11111.
htt,ont Au.d.ownt
1.1, 1....5t ra.ns
.utl.. A Fox' , Fail 'M....,
•
A 11%11,1,3.
/
KA I.TII. A'.D \ ‘4.1.1.1 NCE
,tel t, 11, z 146 ‘1 . 13111 t
rON, .! I I', No t I.I.:.
ntpl t.‘er I.
Some ct,r, “(.111,13 . . :id pn., Lug ha“.
mien by th, folif,tilfer to font' 110 and rwriet t bin nn stein f•t
tlitag, dr nigh' and ventilation, mil tie ontroduction and
ane uitlon aloe in.( 10.' ). earn. in limn) Lint
in Philadriplita, Min York and lifaftort.) ban met ii tb all the
:Ipprolution he could In •ah in a briel
11..11 his imprfoe ttemtn. all of u fof It are pionttp•l in the
t ined State,, and part of them to England:
Drunglit and Ventilating Chimney, whirl, in factories,
and t•yer) ilenairiptioll.necuren Ih, lot-
Ida tin; advatitagt,--A perfeet proof itgamet file; nelfatieme
mg and null plf,set ration ; a rottetant, pouerful, regulated
draught. tai that a thick 40 fret 'ugh Ims 111140 Elantlght than
trio..r usually built tOri tuet high. or more; a 33014; in fuel.
ut leant one fifth t; a Means of Wkiag Witl'illa/ .1011 yrint.l
- into and out of rooms; 11 saving of 'fart of the heat
that ie lord in the tanto,pliere; and the constr.
.4 OW. fine :mein 111 evoi i .tort' of a builfhttg, fat every
1.t:11..1.II; IL.
A Trio Ventilator . . or a emulator with lime of se
ttn, which can 111. 111a111. Of arty in any loch, to runt thn
arelitteetitre of any building, and Hwy be plant or ornament
l: thi. seen'," 1,111/41111i. ventilation for any efittice, without
Admitting 111111 W or rain; it curet .I°l:ay chilaneyn, and il.l
1.11.111/1 t, gutr theft flraut..•ht.
A Ship and Car :Man. Ventilator, to throw abundance ut
ir1 , 41 1111, and il.tiltritt, it in a Whip or ear. and draw oat the
and it,. without admitting 1111 y anew or maim tnad but ono
hole to be made in the roof or dark.
And last, but not heart. u Ttilatlar Yurnare. or !hatter; dm.
may be of any hlOO and ixirtiablii or fixed. Building. with
;Ire wartried in a naperiffi manner; it admit, no red or Min
t man heat. hunt taken the fresh attntriptieric air mind, fliref t
arid warnied Into the rotinos, making a 'tonne teal like a plea-
Kant Jane day. and etattrilititing largely to promote 1111111.11.
111111(.4 - 1 1111.1 heerfulnene. NO Fr. or 111 ) 1.4,1.1,0,i n , 1 1, 11 .1 11 i.
furnace 1,11 Ini nal:, aim to tiro. It in highly apprmed
Iturphe•i: it. is thirable, fanapio. nattily managed. not Ilatole to
get dinordet oil, tau lee cleared without making dust, and is
not clogged and iftt•tranted by vital elinkenngs; it ravt•• in
al.l of pratterly attairM•i, r, hat hiltlu atten lion in litnnied,)
11 a fuel saver.
'Meet. inventions ure nil simple. but effectual. Arefiltetts
artisans, 'militant, and all interested, are respectfully request
to examine them. References. good and sufficient. id'. eu
LEEDS, Patentee, and Proprietor.
muSitS F. EATI.N. Agent tar Patelitti•o, No. h() Fenn ti n
is ready to rt,teiat• and fill orders nt ahem
notate (or nay of the ahoy° inentionitil groat inv e ntion, anti
i. also prepared tit rttiatua pattittiatn. bar manufacturing the
name ht the cities of l'itiabur g h or Cincinnati.
novif7.,l2w
NEWIIOIISE SLIDE
tin uudernigued, liai lag examiatal the Horse Shoe
Machine litigated by Mr Room, IiRIFYITIta. and Ilow 11111
le the bantling. of the 44,1 Jainism lion Work., Alla
have great !Matsui e m !waning testimony to 11,
entire ennli r denninwi td tic fllO,lllllO mid in. ~.4se WWI w he In
it Lk. , its utark. It ant.kes about ten elates her minute. of
excellent form. nail without any straining or etiort—narking
.
tinnily u l u au tunknig :qua, when turning around idle .
The Sint, aro formed on tints wink, the iron n, h o t, t,ing
nivel - Igo,' awl punched at the same timoi II; clutagnig the
Meet. any sue of shape of' can Ike titanic tine tnnJrinr is
exceyalitittly neat awl well arranged, mad reflects great credit
on the inventor.
JAMES THOMPSON, Civil Engineer;
ICHOLAr4 VIVIAN'. do. do.
UEUHOR STR ATI /N • from England;
WILLIAM WADE, of Rimy A Wade,
H. lIAIITNAN, of Singer, Il.rtulso A Co;
ISAAC JONES, Pintbburgh Steel Works;
Wll. S. BISSELL;
CALEB ISBISTER;
F. H. EATON;
0. T. P. SEELY.
al_The nlwro m.Ath.e, with the EXCLUSIVE Runrr
OF RUNNING ONE OR MORE MACHINES, is now offprint
for oak on acoornmoilating tent.. Apply to
D. W. C. BIDWELL,
Water at., Pittsburgh.
ROBERT I.IRIFFIPTHS,
Allogiony City.
Or to
dacSsr
intE ---- tATEsT - N - MS
BY 'TELEGRAPH.
ONE-WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. •
nam.eisx., December 18.—The steamer Asia arrived
this morning, with Liverpool dates to the Bth inst.
Affairs in the Crimea are unchanged, and the pa
pers furnish no remarkable events there.
The rumors of peace are still abundant, but are
unauthentic.
Consols went up on the strength of these rumors,
and are quoted at 90i. Tho bullion in the Bank of
England had increased during the previous week
£87,000.
The Cotton market was steady, but prices were
without change. The sales (Sr the week were 50,000
bales4including 11,000 to speculators and exporters.
Bretuititaffs were generally quiet; sales Western
Canal Flour at 42s 6d.
Provisions were quiet and rates unchanged.
The weather was favorable for the crops.
The ship Hermann sailed from Southampton en
the sth for New York.
The ship Constitution was totally destroyed by tire
in the river Mersey on the day after her arrival, to
gether with her whole cargo. The passengers and
baggage were landed in safety.
The English papers are tilled with peace rumors,
but their assertions are totally at variance with the
views of the continental press. The London nines,
and Disraeli's organ, the London Press, assert that
peace is at hand; that Austria is about to address an
ultimatum to Russia, summoning her under threat of
breaking off negotiations with her, to accept such
conditions of peace as the Western Powenrare now
willing to assent to, but which they will, not agree to
alter another successful campaign.
The Berlin correspondence of the London 'Morning
Chronicle says that Austria maintains the validity of
the treaty of December 2d, and hence all attempts of
other German States to exercise pressure upon the
Western powers with a view to pacification, have
been paralyzed. There are various reports of a t.
tempts at negotiation, but the state of affairs apps.
rently stand thus: Austria has made a communics
tion to Franco, embodying terms which she is pre
pared to propose to Russia as an ultimatum. France.
has submitted this communication to England, and
Loth governments have it now under consideration.
Thu terms are a great advance upon any yet offered,
but they are the terms of Austria and not of Russia.
Austria does not guarantee to join the allies if the
ultimatum be rejected, but to suspend relation , with
Russia.
The London Times says positively that the treaty
with Sweden has been signed at Stockholm, while the
Pest firmly denies it.
Private letters from Si. Petersburg indicate 1.1 de
sire OD the part of Russia for peace.
The overland trade was profitable, and money
abutolant.
Advices from the Crimea state that a weak fire is
still kept up by the belligerents, but nothing of
itn
porlance had occurred. The north side of Sebs,topol
is rapidly assuming gigantic dimensions. and the
preparations fir destroying the docks arc nearly com
pleted. The bulk of the Russian army has retained
to its former position. The French hove been rein
forced by the arrival of twelve thousand troops. The
English laid Sardinians have also (teen reinforced.
Considerable additions continue at the some time to
be made to the Russian forces.
The Russians continue to threaten liertch . , ohieli
has been largely reinforced.
Te imperial Commercial Bank at Odessa hits
failed.
A despatch from the Baltic, dated the 8111, :Awes
that the united stiostlron under Admiral Dumb,.
were then passing the Kell homeward.
A Russian grand ''rascal of war was t.. he hell sI
St. Petersburg, to settle a plan for tio• co•
tHiliSt, from the gulf of Itethyous to the southern .
trentay of Valtlt ton, in A,H.
There is an [moonlit - nos( rumor that the }lassos,
have taken Ears.
Tic British pitrliontent an pr0v0 , , , ..1 the dit
January.
The King of Sardinia ha, returned Frane,. Tit
new+ from the enntineni i• wii 11, nntmportan:
TIIIRTV-FOUUTII CONGRE.Ss'
ASHINGT.N I.ITI, bet,tlll4., -• Mr.
Pratt xare hit, (•, inlr.eliiee a ',II
the imrreveteent ..f the l'atate....
Mr. Bayard gac..• te.te, h,• I;iteate, .1.;•
.111,a• a Lill relatie I the ,:i•r , ,ehleal , Ct.,. ~;
and Purl l'onit in the helal,n.re hist".
The Selint p adjourned.
Houle —Mr. Walker nee to a Eserosnal expllnassou.
and defended the Soutl,rm 6m e \; thing- from Use
attack, of the Molsile ism. that they had
not only been the target for the ides, ~f Ilse eountn,
but wore need battledort, and ebuttlevoit• by ll,ss
Republic:me On osse "side And the lieusocrai, on the
other. The itt•mocrat.: here, with an obstinate party
esseltimivenese s before the llunsse aessotoblesi. 114.111in/I
4,1 their candidate and adopted a re,olatis. ss wd s ,h
mane of the more comsl lerate of them adta , r rr 3,1
tucult and Al etigum oil the member, of the. floor.
The fart moat be realized that if the Sou-thou here
Nothing, on the opening of thie conte,t, hail thrown
then:melee. Into the rank, of the Democrat-, the re
,tilt would base been a Fret Soil , rgniJantion. They
have prevented this.
Mr. Walker denied that the Democrats,- um , a Na
t Solna party. and rimmed natisonality for the Acorn rat)
party.
Mr. Jone , .., Penn,ylvauta. sa..l that h. ,
in‘tead of being represented hp sit National It e m,
erotic votes to-day. would hare been , eventoen, had
it not been fur Knew Nothingistu, which was there
understood as perfectly synonymon, with Free Soil
ism. The gentleman certainly did not mean hi
putt to hint who offered the roolut.o..n iu eot,.!ur
intentton to Inmult any indi% idual or vi a ,. •rh e e
darn ' , land on what they holtele to he principle with
out any o:tnpr,mi,c.
41 r. A'.ii•en in reply endorse d the. i.iea .1
legue, rr ho is a NaLl,ll3ld than. ;t not loin for
the fact that the people of Penniyiva.nia ei , ndrrnu,.l
the amic•n • f the last (••nr„res, then e to•w• Le
eeventeen fI , 411 that State tlnn.
but the Free Kn..w Not.h:ng parties united,
and the eonaequenee :a that Pennsylvania i.• now
represented by a tna)..ritv of metni.?r , whip .-onderun
the Nebraska Bill.
Mr. ll'allter r 01111.14 In,: in ilia , ..llrAo .•f tilts
remarkr thus the evieiluiniti by the Detuocrat , c eau
rug shave what by nii Iran.. a tintnitnnion i namely,
the prnatle•s 111 all lllen t „ ti rineitile• with
party, Sr.:11111/g In Iliac. the !St., are eneentially
ti:lTerettL
He rr ur willing 1., unite ,‘ tb all in ft giro nil unit
11,g who, trill nbidt• by the 1,1-1,1•Iil opi, the
slat ery, and :sac., itl.
part ,Inv cry. with :1 11 , , t•• 3,•••rnpi in,.. the .•lect;
;• , 1,1.1211.er.
Mr. \Vhehburn, claimed that the luelly
muqing. Ittr. Hank, sins the unit' NAti-nal i am
Niessrs. Campbell, u a and Alh.on
vanim indulged In a It ely triangular dolome ~th
reference 1.44 SOI, in, islllllg tt e
merit, of Speaker hip.
Mr. Cliddings delivered tier:, at length t h e
, itleNtioin of Free
Mr. Humphrey Ittar,liall defended the came “1 -
the Americans, stating that like the Delm.crat.o
party, they bolo no term, or co rupnuntot to ode, or
necept.
71Ir. Ytt then ttltlttinetl the tit.,
IteriutttAt tstlitttttitetl
NEW Yia lii•Cellifier 18. tire tr.,,;, t i rerrare
on Friday, a resolution was introduced far nu anti,
priation of $lO,OOll to aid Southern twit to eini;:srate
to Kansas, 11.,9 an ott,..t to Northern amyl - to:on.
A large number of arm' , were vtnlen Lour the liar
risburg, Pa.. Arsenal, and stint to this city, where
is "innitoseil they were sol.l to lillibusters to he
in Nicaragua. Thu aunts have been reenvervil. avid
certain partias, who wen' ettnearned in the nildici ,
have baerlirrest od.
The steamship Cali:tuba, from llav:lnn on the 12th
inst., arrived last night. There dt u.. twa -of in
;di-More.
News has been rteeireil from Mexieu to the effect
Mutt European diplomatists were steadily pursuing a
course of action designed to add to the exiientive and
political diffirulthis of that country. The Sugar
market was active. Freights dull. The health of
Llavana was Food.
A vorrespondent at Curivioa, nriting ou the lath
Olt., states that a drought of two months 111mition
had seriously ntreeted the salt yield of the island.
Vottsels arriving [run. purse in Vetio7uela %very:-uI
cooled In luarantinc iu ouns,..lutuive of the prevalenou
if oholera.
The miminderstandlng between the merchant, and
l'unsul Agent till continued.
Edward P. Barnes, a clerk employed ter U. G. •t
W. B. Bacon, of this city, was arrested, yesterday,
n a charge it having forged his employers' name to
the amount of „S6OOO. Ile had just drawn that sum
in gold from the Phoenix Bank, and was I'll the point
if leaving the city when arrested.
Latvia from Mexico.
BALTIMORE, December Iti.—New Orleans paper. id
Tuesday and Wednesday of lust week have been re
relied by the mail of this morning. They contain
Mexican dates to the 6th last. Tho condition of the
eountry is now worse than ever. Pronunciamento•,
robberies, and disorders of all kinds prevail in all
parts of the country'. The ministry of Alvarez broke
up on the tith inst. lien. Cumunfort. had I tbandono
the Ali aroz cause, and the latter, it was expected,
would return to the South. Another account denies
that any ministerial crisis had occurred.
The steamship St. Louis sailed from Norfolk on
Saturday. Intl) SOU troops for California and Oregon.
S2irASSAti, December IS.---The steamer Hattie,
Capt. Priden, has arrived. She brings intelligenea
that the steamer Crescent City from N ew I„,-k for
New Orleans, was wrecked, December 7th, on Man
tinalla Reef, Bahama Banks. Tier passengers, crew•
and baggage were saved and taken to Nassau by
wreckers. The vessel is bilged, and it is feared is 11
total loss. The brigantine Alma has been chartered
to convey the passengers and mail to their destination.
BOSTON, December IS.—The ship William Doane.
from Philadelphia for Bremen, was abandoned at sea
on the sth inst. The crew were rescued, arrived
at Salem yesterday in the brig Water Witch.
The schooner Plying Dragon, from New Orlean:.
for Boston, went ashore on Sunday near Plymouth
Light. The vessel is tight, and will probably'be got
off after lightening,
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]3rrt•eLo, December 14.—Two trains on the (treat
Western Canada and FAO and Ontario Railroad' ,
came in collision this afternoon. The enedne
two- cars swere ertllied. Two , persons were killed
and -several were wounded. Both trains were behind
time.
RIVER NEWS.
'rue livveß.—The of water last evening at r,
wal 11 fret 10 iihohes. and
" will lea, i• OW+ .1 (lie NIN,2,
City. al.! I ',Nod,'
1111 d Vll.l.li'llt,l
nit new steamer "town" ro,el in New °Henn C..
9th legit. !frr nutnife9f relied Idr I Aid I ine•kege•s I'd le
Lurgh mewl,— end pr..dtwe. Quite htrg, ho n nuthl, n n,p
THE startm, OH- In.,rn
Th.. NI is •Aileita"tistl and I.—,
rulmilig Itilit r.~m proms awl
THE SteafllCrll , r If nt the Al hurl - tali 11.
freight to lrt , ei
thin e‘.ing nia Shank a:01 Mi 1% af
Lie elerk. are al way.; at their plmr..f
THE liw atcanat•• Sir \Valiant IV/Iliac, - ii•aviiti .•v, ii
ing fur St. hat %Sal ,1,.• Lei a
THE Emma Unt " t. rrarrlrt fi'orn Zan., ville.
on her lamt trip. thr arm , m
rarmristral floor. of whir II d,an 2.31 H LLI
horrid,: a largo:tr:rnt 4.llter prrxhr,, which is all ratrmr.k
rd for the Eastern market
Tug pap,r, 1711 l Life that th,• V,
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Caraon "and '• Bay City" , f r Pal 'burg!. Th.
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The IE MAY, .1 .!
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freight
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tho Mt.:chants' I,xchiut t ll•. .11 .2111)
1•11.1[..i 1 1.1 ;1;1, at 7 11
1 , 1 1,r11,1 ~1 Alk u h,
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11 11 - .4 in, .1t . ...4,1,-.1” 110 , 1. 1.111..1,,r0.
All that certain lot I..gloint; oit tt
11,4 Virgin alley, noel ,oktetel.o., dohs +.l Filth
iota thew, k alongan, t.
rueserring the soon. xtdiii. rn toet. t • :h. lot N.
h toere,•l.4l a three,t,at heel. Ilae ,
I.rog Stun-, to-tug I.- on mo.uo.
$240. piyal,le quart• ! It
,Al"'. nil Ih „ sr Inn , - rennin nth-•t 1-t, s,.i--ct in tis, ai,.n.-.
hegunning nl the distal., of 20 r..•t fr.-I:1 ••1 tl.r Ikoo. ,
street arid Virg,tu alley, in said rut, anti :alumni; Ito le,
‘V ‘A ,,I street tom arth, Filth stress :to feet , then., t,
pantile! to Fifth street, preserving the same width, t:0 Ito t,
to lot No 410, on which are emoted two than-stor,
Brick Warehouses, S, the sun, being oothj,t [ono noun i'
ground rent of stio.
Terms at sale
Da VII:
Adln r el domes 11 !rictus, de. eared
derl7 M 16, Aure,ooloct
NOTICE. --The partnership exl , l
tag between llostettrr. I). Hostel tor sod
:smith. tinder the firm 110:117171.:1:, SMITH
W es olved on the '2llth day of Noveuther h.t. I.) the enio ,
ion - cime of the Interest of D. Ihwtetter by dar,,l. I lelnet lel
The busineto will le, cooducted as heretofore. looter Ho
mania id HOSTETTER 6: SMITH
A-M-USENIENTSr-
TIIF'THEATRE.
.:,'fRF.-T. C . FOSTER, sole Lessee and
Ma:tag-or: 'Wm. U ]GEED, S, Mann.ger: FO.FTRA,
ling 3ialittp•r. 'rrrtillan . r. 3.V. nORETTE.
)coxes nnJ l'argnerto bOt. r Private, lloxea. 1ar1;e......t..8 00
Tier .25c. Private Boxy, . 5 I/0
it,rx.ra for colorkal persons. ..... re 1.
wtirw4te, Sltell ring ,eatA, 124 ,10-4 t,tra.
441- N int,ll ni g ht , elf 31. 1 / 4 (i(i EITC111:I.le
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ct.rar.ters. %Nal/ St.,n,t;ft awl Nu m )I,, gse . n
Mi... Elll ill L. 1).,s
After wich,
['he Plying Dutchman--Vandtfrd—'l...,Li'
.n. Bunt-
V•.un, , Jnin M 1.. t• 1. Ni 1,0,
with
The Sou up Mitcl n •ll
Mrs. 1t,.n•n,..
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1 EANI) ct)ScERT AN() IESTIV.IL!
111 lb P., bunt tla• 0,171 , 13/ I.tmlaorati
la. 6a•14 nt M Ira , N IC HA lA.. 611 'lli UltbDA
\ I \ s.
15orcld gin, all our friml, and tholltdillo in gonoral.
0 !warty . intdtollssss. 0051 flit no - n largo tattrounge of Our
15.(5...551 toil Gdo•cm. ‘lc lung •iooonrod our of the !nod
Thud: Kook to Ow city: it'.. I'holo Mayors, and
Ch.slr. No holm to 4 5 , oor ro o m fill e d
g Oh multitude, '' !work.. outortain ihr vonviction Of
giomg entire 4ati. , lltotion our o,sAomdly.
T:clad , for f'oncort And F5-stival, St 5,50..55, 05150,15.
Fsostival, rout,: trhirll call 10, hod nit N,' 1 1 2.0
Nliirkot ,troos. or 05 the dom. .lorl l ,llt.
ANAL()IIALL. ALL. Fol MFG STREET. --I ... 01 1 (Mo
work.. only. commoncum 1 1 11111i6llA.A EVENING.
llormnlior :Ann, 101 A
WHITES GRAND MIRRoII nF CENTRAL AMERICA,
nos th.• works of art lit the Uuitnl Siatita,
trip from Chaff. , to the (told Mines in Callf,Arilin--
tfivim , n rAirri.rt t S..W with all thu
t ,ni tin - thu Isthinnii; l i :tummy
t 1p ,with all Interior"( 1211urchi.s, ;
Inteini• Nirarairlia, Mon an: rww
"An with the prinripal City 6arritin-n
-to. priniapitl .ital up to the )litim i—
iiiyinu , it in.,11 11,11111/1111 I.l:l,ifien, brantiful
, tin , .' and lonlin.; ho !II flit' 1) , .11.1.. the world.
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ti Ins - rum - Tor, will attend t” tLu Prating and I , .lrilmting
al all kii,l of
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k_if Al' AUCTION T11,1t,I“) r),,,,1.•r
; ut I.:xellatAge, I,,urth
L, 44.14. 1•. ord., of . I .l totte:ut 1:r 4t
,:WmLI•• ploprot Vourtit rtr, rt.:ut,loutinl:
Patalkurtrlt. 11, lot I.,•'ng .; (runt on Fourth
hirtuq. ~.suntolang 1,u . 1. ;no 10.... S', ; on which n ,'red
id .‘ totputics mute• front, hrt.:l, Ilanlitnr; Hon
, end DwvitlO,Z. 111101) fin,.,l„•a.
Tortus--011,fourth en,ll.l..niumil, In 60.1 pa% nt,,N. 'lt
IX. Iwt•lsc 311.1 rigta.l,l ith interest.
I. M. DA \ 1;3
A\VKI L 111SCLOSURES, by Maria monk,
~1 the Hotel Ltit It St ;
11.111 111'1.1 , 1i, 11' er bef,,,' published. Ni.w
Id T. C. MORGAN,
144 Wood at
WOOL—
paid by
JACOB iIoSTETTER
ti W. :.'VTR.
• , ,
EIMEE
\ , 1 I (
I'lll..lmeg - it to Crooked t reek
lII=
rind
i•• 11.1.1,; 1, +
!• , r ‘..tiss,
; \
'Ai !On
I==ll
=ll
Itud durml•tlit t.. Ow, ula•ld y h.,
it:t• t Jlll 41 I
1 ., I I Ito I r.I le. k-11 I , :tin• I
The highest market price i❑ cash
.14tINGElt ItARBALIGR,
No I= Liberty street.
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spoetnelx ands Surgical Operations
Useless—The Blind May Sce.--It is gratify in
fpri Its to ixf pid„hi*iiii , urvie t 4 theilublit that the utility
of BALL'S PATENT EYE CUPS in now no experiment,—
their-wonderful efrectirareeetnin;Attily•tb the knowledge of
the proprietors. Strange as it may seem, It la true, that
Spectacles may he diiiponseil With entir e ly end eight restored
to Ito origitut.l power. These . Cape art simple, yet plats,
sopliieal. They are used without pain or the least danger of
Injury. Below will be fo n d several certlifeatea which speak
highly iu their favor:
[From the New York F.vunweli,t.]•
A vi.RT einiyte yot Instrnttorni, has boon in
enter! try J. Thal Ai .1;..1.,1 4 ,1 this ray. try the hiplicm.tion of
u Inch tin• crirrina 01 tie tryn'in gr-nitralt, t.r. "A t,. rt- or 1411.1
OA, 'N ity, eitusitt, fni.'un'to retina wah
out thy aid of Col/VOS Irrn-res. on rr.t,y r.r•-•,•, per
eons rer Ito gla,rt., for
with them.
The ditor of rho homiylradot rltt tci it,
re,pc,L3,lK ttt .111, of 3.1 r ,. Got,l.oul, of Uniontown,
Poo net I vacon
I NIONTIVY. Angtvd 1, I b:st.
l'hung woll :i.rquainted u th 31r, thir,t..l, I know that
Leh', - 11:01*4 Pat.•iit live enp4." it wnr impa,able
f, t,, r,.ad without the 1134- , of apes tarles, and that her
sight her rustorod Ly the use of the Cape, en that she
nuw resale poiut with her naked eye without difficulty.
Jon?. F. BEAZELL, Ed... Penna. Democrat.
11.u.entatpowN, June], 1854.
Pear Sir—Thiving lost ray tight - by old age, I was induced
to purchase your wonderful Instruments, and by using the
nouns according to your directions, I succeeded in restoring
my sight ao that I can read by night or day without specta
cles. I have not used my spectacles for the lust threw ur
four mouthy , which shows that the restoration is not a tetn
polar) our, but a valuable and permanent sure.
Matruitt
Of the firm of Such ,t Brothers, Yiskdale,
ties 117 reuniting Jiro dollars, a pair will owl, profit
paid, with full directions, to any part of the country. Ad
dress DR. GEO. li. KEYSER, corner of Wood street and
Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. [mini hw
.4-" Cough Re medic s.--Dr. Keyser's F'EM'ORA(
SYRUP will cure you.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will curs Bronchitis.
Dr. Keyser'd Pectoral syrup will cure Lary ugitia
Dr. Keyser'd Pectoral Syrup will cure luflueui.a.
Dr.-Kayser's Pectoral Syrup will cure a Cold iu the Read.
Ery..,r's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient C0.111111 , -
th,ll.
A rtrent. klutz. &Lan Mr. J. W. Veatch, of Rokeby, Ohio,
days:
want you to wood me two lottlel of your Pectoral t , ,yrilp
by 11311 a. There is a Lady hare who has a cough and the du
forn can't cure her. I Wile to the :lame way, and tries] Poor) •
without benefit, until 1 dot n bottle of your Pertoral
Syrup; 1 took it but twice, mid it cured me Wtilld and w.• 11."
Ask for Dr. KLYIEFI:3 PECVMAL Snot' and take no other.
Price, 1.0 cents. Sold at DIL KEYSER'S, 14U 1P14.1 street,
.11111 at J. I'. FLEAIINIt'S, Allegheny. ap2.spltto
Be- Marsh's Radical Cure Truss will cut
nearly every cane of rednerahle
Trusses at various prices always on hand.
Chl Wren's Trusses ,hitlifferect torine usU ,troo,;tlk
fir
Elastic Stocking for Varicose or Eillargiol
Abdominal Support ers—A dozen different ludo.
Pile Props for the eni.port and cure of
Shoulder Braces t. 41 relieve a crooked and deformed
o eel a ion of the Cheat,. and many there..., of the Client.
Suspension Bandages.
All thiw. artielen may be had or applied at DR. K EYSRR'S
Wliolesale and Retail 'l'R rr, No. Ittl Wood ,treet,
...Igo of the aortae; or will be sent to any part of the
country br gentling the money and meaoure.
ij • A Substitute for the new Liquor LA.IV
-DR. URBAN'S A NTI-BACCIIIN AL I AIN ELI MIL, a
and rnre renmly G.r the cure of
A concentrated vegetable extract, and a., a tollif . in 11111 , 111!11•
1,11. 10,T the following nomplaildl it 1.4 a mint %Itlitahle med
icte: L -'c ( 1, 1/tplault, E1;1107,.7,1,1c ra,s,
14., yr, all kinds, /Miriam- rronerii. Getwel(
is intended kt produce a change in the :+ystem, Ind
Witaote for alcoholic drinks. Several ihAtanc.., where
I,a,e sold It, we have had the most ~e.ratifyin; reoilt,; la
11,114,113 who nor really dmiraus of breaking oil the
indnt
urnre iu Intogicating ln,verms-R. this elixir will be a )...'eat
SAltl at per battle at the Urns Stare or tilt.
11. KEY:,4EIt, No. Un Woad street, corner of
of the (101-len Mortar.
D R. {RR )PLA N D'S CELEBRATED (11 , 1101. AN
by Dr. C. M. JACKSON, l'hiladol
ell. cure Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Jam,
die e, 11nuuiv ar Nervon, tlrbllttv . 1.1i,en., (.1 the liidttei.,
and all ari.,Olg from a Disordered Liver or
Snell
as Constipa
tion, In:trim/11h,,
Fulness, or Blood to the
I lead. Acidity Itl ie St.inineh,
Nansen s I/et - tram rtt, Disgust ti it hi,-I,
Follow, or weight in the ;gone - Leh,
Ia t/etatitio,, Sinking. or Flnttering tit the ll:t
•
1:11,111111/g. at the 11,311.1'11A
mu. 111 - 1,11 in lying
\V.A. hofore the 4i , 111, Fever 1.1.1
1111 Pain tn tier Il 1. Ddirirne) of
••a• IL,. Sl:in 1.1 y.,. th.•
50.1.1,1
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1 , ...nKi.u1t I MA.;....”1-
11L,.., E, il. and
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The pr.qqitor, alt , tlh.o t. ,
th. pep:it-M1..11. ‘.O i‘tth n c.... 1,11: ,J 1
deuce if it, ikaaphlth.rt the I, v. Llch
it
It N 110 nem and lint, ied attic!.. lint ono that ha. :o.KI
the t.-et ot a 1,11 years' trial betere the American aod
if, teputation and Kale is unrivall,ll,2: any sititilm ti-nal
extaat. The InKtltnony in it 4 tar, given it thel
pl u110114•11I ad n well 111.. 11 lan, and indlvidnalK,
nil use country, is 11111111.11,. 1(4`17 - 111g any
filr doubt, 1.. my “ Ntrimnatoilia, - or Pr:via:al Receipt 11. d..
r and Families, to he had grab. of all the A sent,
1, OW I ;•-rrtukt, Bitters.
Princqtal 0111,..• awl M.tutifact••ry, Arr
d.•11,111a.
41St — LAI 1.3. Dr. Goo. n. 11n ~trerf; D A
Fahtwitua..i. G ; Y 1,4 1 ,1-, No
mr,,..t; fl. P Swart". and J. P. FiPtu.g, Al -).
.
TIR. TilomPsoN's mucu.
BRATED 1: VE WATER-
invaluahle •..enn.llc f..r all
tii.• f1y.... aft, haying ti•Nt h.r t.V•T fifty filfil
tilt .1,11141.11 d fur IL SW/ i11 , 1 , 11./1.1,4, 11 how, alt.! lit ,
lhr p.t.t , a.lo iu au vnti, in sr
La- It l—ttle oill hair .t plat, ,n{rity,l enret.p.. Wit II
i.a . trail
.1r.14 6.14 ••• tb.• tog,lter t. jrl, aLx
tin ,iezitittur, pr..prit , hir....lin
No.: 161 and lit; Rivet - sire t,
onn I p groin
prnprnior ha. 14,1 i oall;.. II -11.. mak,. this .•11.in n. in
In 5tr.1.1.1.,r, nwing I. tn.. ,141.11:? ~ 1
,111 Il /01 th, pa,t re, n palinetl
nth. thr ~/inin gully. and r.la. call r at tho Mn.,,.
•
clt.t. , ,re a.l twtit. 1,11
rib,d. mid a.: t Ltert.t,fore
(lOW I. m.o fouts.l is tturt 1,5111 tI, , IJr.prit.t,
110 T tr.ll,nrin,no.
For .1e by zall the 11,in•'Llbi.: Druggists in th,
Stain: 411.1 CilTl.lll.
4.6 - .5•1.1 Una:l,Na, :111 re4ail at lir. (1F.:1).
N. 140, eoruer of Wood earcet and V, 11::,!:n1;.:.11.
«pY Evan
Dlt. 11. .1. li().11.11.ETTI:, 1. Fourth street .
PlltAgirglt..uclers Vail/Able FIit:NUL 1:E11111 , V
4.14 those paitaul ml 4 .1.1
rof, t Ift. tho Ff.iftftlo
I •t. Ic Iffo•ht - tt,A110‘,,L'.311,1 n tinter alt ,It)Al,[ja“pnl--
111 ~.fraff 1 - 11.• flolftlitat. , l 1111 I flolffl.to. 11. 11,111111111 g anti
"11 , I,il,(litlL: sy,ti•fff. :111.1 f.frtLflos the ~ ,Iftiftiffff
Ito tun , - of Iffo.
a+ it will tun ,11,1 time talihne all
‘.l,,tructi•Ma!
11.• aro the number who lelieve and
the that Ion.; aril. el:than - ate tb.tail rives
„.it dignity to ..1.1e.1.1 eititer tru.fliontotilt or lc rtyl
; the oontritry opinion, awl 1...1.1 that
, toi.li. ftytie! truth 11.11
, am an. ,verllty ol ally aIt.•!!-
11,11. I /1%1: and r,iiioly colors. lo the
cat do!.!!! , I. I. !.y
III! Ina) book to us for leformatioti, all ;Ise telitit, oh
siilorel of :minor Importitnoo
See citeilla.r.s.
11: , 3_ kWh,. Bonn, Item A I. to 9 novt , ,:lin"
DRIVATE DISEASES-1)R. BItoWN, N.
j_ 41 Diamond alloy. us :Mention
to an Itlli e I . r.t,t we. Ills ta"Aly r.,alinaNl
to va - tvato PL. ',At,. and sii,ln paittful 111try
tiolic ta - onght ou 11 miprtalcutv, y outlifol italnigonev agi
and eseLii.
iiptions. 1 i ,, 11.•ri Sirj,s ;c.
I eipurii es 111, , wall all de...a...,
, 4 the Venereal
. t , rann. Skin Diseases, Se.,l - I,ii
'rater, Itlnprerm, Mercurial Diseases, :."1,111.11:ll Weilk
Impotency', NVeliklaft.n. Monthly
Sairitrveadatts, l). at al ilka ri61.1.11il ill Aso. Ni•ri
nod Loins. Irritation of Llt
lildllk . "6,stexeeeoliily treated. Cure gamma toAl.
Twanty years' practice hell is this city) enables Dr. iiro,ll
to oil, of a 1 , pc,..1) cure t, all 11110 in.iy .a c ne tin
der iatslllo
I alio, and Private Onisult.atiou I:o.ana 41 Diamt.naHey,
41-E - eik.krgt,
W HIG I 1'1"S PliE 0
NIII
c"ois Lito hell, and r,islay.., all .4)11100111S 01 11
, ,
1'41.011311.th1g
wnicurrs ATIIARION
Ato 'River UAW.,
1. the most valuable acquisition t the toilet, retaining - the
Hair in an) to quirod form.
Vol nilu by Dr. LI Ell). It. KEVSER and IC r. sEi.iyrs
CO., at :1.5 could lint het tt. anr.P;
rl l O 13It1D ili III:ILDEILS.-I.'ropoßals will
riled lo the Board llirectors ot the i iliio and
lint rittilrolot 11.1.11,55e1l to the 1111,1.•1 . -
-itzot4. until noon on TlillltSl4Y, 'J7OI, rot.
im the material' , awl reeding thr Allitt.l . .ll . lltllll, el
a double track !tail rien d with. for 1..0t
I..,,icongern, nen, the Alleulamy river, at l'itt.lotry,lt. The
Tod+ are to at a tided inlet tar lineal foot, tor the longth
of Hie •olper-oriteture, to include all material., and workman-
Aip, to ioniplete the Bridge ri.aily for line, smith atoll'
traok: the 1111 . 11INIOtt, the milroail iron for
tra, /111 ii the for all ollo•r tuatorialm.
The Brldly Pill have seven •pun.+. and its uhol.• 11,
Will .1.
al,Oltt twelve 1111111111,1 feet. The nidsonry. Phirl. 1 ,
the till permanent elmnu•ter, is in a forward crate,
pi,•n Icing fifty feet long and tell IVOL thick nn the tip: and
Owen...torn ahutua•ut all , l smile of the piers being now op
,oiling. The supentructurt , will he risitiirril to Iw , eon,
pi, Ird by the tired of September. IRMI6. Bids will lie rucei,isl
for a - .Burr Itrtdi...," with lit., y vomiter - hi - need s. it li
Ir n 1,14; and itlito for a •" Bridge,"'er teat other w,•II
tried plan, provided the he xlil t , 1,11 re i.e Compau; ,
against nil claims for potent rights. }limp, and e1...0114,41h....
ready ha iusprctio.i :it the C.nnp:uty•! office, in the•
c3l Ihtt,l.ur ( 1 on and after the 1711. wee.; and further
in torntsfion obtained 'from S. W. ROB KILT Z..
Eii4itieer. The of Director• resrrve the right to
h illL.•
pi.,
it,. fir w..rl: to :curb Li tlDy than way .1, to be-.t
tlo. Inlet of ;hr C , lnPanY
\V Ri)IIINF•ON, .Tr
th,ember
vITEST ERN EXCH A N(1 F. IiOTEL Von,
y RENT, and the FURNITPRE, FIXTURE:, ..
sA LE, with a tease ot the premises for rrvi: years.—The sub.
cr,is•r now offers Mr rent the Hotel, which he has occupied
ash a continual busiuess for the last 12
u se, the W EIi:TERN EXCHANGE HOTEL. Sitlllit3,l, In
Market street. s t o ws Fifteenth, PHILADELPHIA. It is
large and commodious, five storie; high, and has itroonm.-
,tallons for about one hundred and fifty lodger. , , ttud
tor nearly aisly 1 torso s . It is (' onAdered on ,. 4 010 Is,
Hotel -tends in the street: is convenient to the 1.11,-*'"' Rail
roads Depots, Markets, &c., and It b e i ng exi „„,ifeily known,
it is leered unnecessary to give details in an sthertiseinent.
us P"rsous whaling in Pureh,em would um miihtedly call
satisfy themselves of Its advantages.
CD_ Particulars can he h a d b y writing to, or calling ~ 1 1,
the subscriber, on the premise.
deOidlcv JO,9EPII WATERMAN
ME=
White Fish! Fish! Fish!
RISERS HUBBARD, SANDusKy, O HIO ,
Luce or eale and keep conetnutly on Ne e
hand, a full .apply at FRESH AND SALT
WHITE FISH, and all other varieties of LAKE
oct2fit2m la
INTEMPERANCE
=IIM=I
I=l
wßamrs PREMIUM I(ALHARUJS
- _ ~:.
'~~~d
1. •
,
MEDIC it L.
BOERHAVE'S
" /Ph -",c r • • -
NU .41 1!, Lc ife.fiS
4: kr:
4- • , 54.1
dirf
-A1
ELECTRO-CUEMISCHE AROMA
Echt Hollandsch Kruideit Bitters.
rrwo YEARS hay.' plapsed mince the intro
duction of this Tab:Wile Inn I • be into the United Staten.
During Ibb Dne. it bus gninel titeriirsal popularity on it
remedy kir
/firer and AgoyApepst.; . digestio
Loss V A pp...tit✓4 , , fit. oty. astirenta,
Blind and Bl✓ding Piles.
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to its wonderful
•flicary in all affections of the stomath and liver. As a
. .
tonic, it never has I,en equsll.l, for the relief it affords in
nil '.lees of debility or weakness of any kind in almost in.
stantaneons. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic affec
tions, it has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided cure.
When eminent physicinns prescribe, and their patients so
unhesitatingly recommend, surely we n, y eellde I +mid,
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
PEVEIi AND AGUE
•
A (Ilse of Eight ilk,nlhe Standing Coned by Roerhary rob ,
Bdler,.—![elms( Kelly, No. 117 Oran; near Sruitb.leld
.14- - et, "1.11,1 t July. while running on the river, on
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans, I erne
taken with fever and :tgue. For eight long months Itruffered
ith this dreadful diseane. The greater part of this time 1
was unable to work, spent at least Lilly dollars fur dff
f-rt•nt medicines, but I found no permanent relief. Three
weeks ago, one of my friends insisted upon my trying Boor•
ham's Holland Hitters, saying that a cure was guarantcx/.
After taking it for one week. I most date I wan a sound
man. I have been at work now for two weeks, and have
had tto return of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify rho above statement is true.
THOM:18 AI.AIIB, Diamond ROMP,
Or at R. Chester's, Oothir
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Llavonib. of Birmingham, "T have found
in Doerhave's Bitten' a remedy for headache and debility.
My wife Into al., used it with the greatest benefit"
Mr. A. S. N Whol,on, of Pitt,burgli, also remark's that ha
lots experimord muck relief (ono its Uri(' for headache.
READ THIS!
•
.1711and,-eg Testim , my.--.lnrob Itinskes, living in the
.11aini settlement ‘‘f Sheboygan, Wittennuin, tetys: "After
min . ..ring for ..111.1 hoe the Misery attouding nit utter pros
tiation ~r mind and body, I have ti,en ',gored, by using
Doeth s ts..', tinillind Bitters, to perfect health."
The fart of this remedy being in such high nputo among
the floilainlerA in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York—lu fact,
in every Ilollat.l nottlerueut in the United States—nrguen
much in its favor.
STILE:COM AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Daridoon, living ten miles above PittsbureK%
the Penusylvmda 011.11111, rays: •• When I commenced taking
Root - have :A Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy es...ellont. health ."
W EAKNi , „ , ,; OE THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
I nc.i.licr Great Care Effeel.l by Itort-hate.'s HoUritul Bitters.
—The wife icier De Witte, living iu Holland Town, She
boygan county, maned much from weak.nesd of
~'llTT , uc
She h.ul been under n phyiel
are fir some time, lint the disease seemed to bale
c•ven his skill. She purchaied some Holland Bitters at our
Angie, which has given tone to her ate tack, her appetite and
~t rengtll arc returning, and no firmly believe that this is
:mother gnat cure effected by your medicine.
We l ove still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One thing
vim cnn relY upon, what we have published are from persons
much In oar co a nn n and are literally true.
QULNIIIS,
F . olitur NieCLIChOthN Sheboyglin,
It Ws''V3IAI'IBSf. ,• . • -
A Case of Two Muntbe Standing Cured by Boerbeire't 7701-
nd IbUers.-0,.•0rg0 Henderson, of Pittsburgh, Bays; "Alter
offering for than months with rheumatism—a part of limo
'me so severely as to confine me to my iron—l have been
ntirely cured by using lioertiare's Holland Bitters. I have
ad one attack since, but found nlruceit instantaneous relief
I the onus medicine. It is, in my opinion, a sure remedy
Jr rheumatism."
N IlftVol.B AND ,RHEUMATIC
This changeable weather is likely to produce a great deal
si , klex.. To pereons troubled with norrons or rheumatic
atb.ctionm. wp would roconuitenil Buerhaveti Ilolland Bittern.
I In rels•ri in,: to uur colutuitt you will find certificates from
some nil our tint Gorman unit English citizetm.-It.iinryf
raiiin Nl.ctt_t 'bin
s q.
TLIE WORSTFOItIif OF I'ILES CAN BE CURED.
{Po are at liberty to refer to wveral well known gentle
men. who have used. thoroughly tested, and now recommend
Itoerlidire's Holland Bitters as a remedy for piles. We are
eq. at liberty to publish their nanws, hitt will take pleairuro
in n&rrin . 2, any I,rtimt to Omni who denies 0114 statement.
Per this all'ec.that, mte-baif or the prescribed dose dumb]
tak, imif-te,L,p,,,lnful—mornirm, noun and night,
one hour th4,,re weals.
EIMEEM
Tim great popularity delightful Aroma has hainced
lay imitations, oiiiah Slit' publ ic should guard against par
.•lnising. B.• not p.•rcuasksi to hay anything else until you
have givgn nolland liit wrs a fair trial. Ono bot
tle will convince you how infirm-it:onus:riot. it is to all (lasso
Utast
.dar . Nail at $1 psr bottle, or six Natio. for sa, by tha soh,
EENJIAIIN PACE, Jrc... &
Nianufaidurinv Phariuni•siiiists and Clioniists,
Smith ti.. 1.1 and Third streats, Ptinsbnirid
E. E. i,l -. .I.LERS & Co., Druggiiita,
corni•r Wood strerts.
. .
A 11.1 all Druggist, in Firt,burgh, Allegheny, Birmingham,
:0 a nch.smr Teml+,•ranem ill y . aup29;th,wly
DR. MORSE'S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A PRENOME,VON LC MEDICLVE.
[trait h Restored and Life Lengthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR,
IT WILL replace weakness with strength,
incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural actitity. and thi, 0-1 only without hazard of rene
ti.u. hut with a happy efiett on the general organization.
au - l.•,tr to mind that all mahuli,. tt harever they begin,
finish with the nervy. o. gystem. and that the paralization of
nor,. 01 motion and sensation is physical death. Bear
m mind, alsn, that for evert. kind of nervous disease, the
L:ixtz Curls l is th, only reliable ITeparallon known.
CI:RE i :Eavous
can conl,•y an adequate idea of the Inuedt•
and ahn. , oc liiiraculons change allich it OCVISIOtIiI In the
1/1 , 0:4,1, debilitated and ,inittered 1101,011,1 sygtem, whether
broken down by ‘vcalt by nature, or impaired by
ickin.: , —the.-inn,trung and ,lased organization is at alien
bra,., 1, re, icii i art heat op. The mental and physical
pt• i't t...,,ether andel-its Milli-
On, t I . `lll , •ral r; the Conlin) properties
of 11l in,lt.-ine reach the ustilu Lion it'elf, and restoro It
L. its ~•ndition.
1.. t.Z- , OF MEMORY,
Confusion. of to the !wad, m,lanichoiy,
Ity+t,•ria, tluanzilta of s.:Jf-.l,struction
in,anity.lly•tp , psia, genoini prostration, Irritabili
ty, inal.1111) t,, imident to malts+,
decay ,r tlt. propal.7.ltin4 inactions, hysteria, monomania,
n.rror , , palpitation “f the heart, impotency, constipa
twn. fr,pin nlin•ver ran'', arising is, if thei . e he any
1 . ,•1iat,.• to Is pla‘,l It human testimony, absolutely Jaffa-
11 0 1113)111.1,111. 1 0 d 01100L+ of thin great restorative in all
.enplaint, tiol.b•al to teurtle, marl: n 111. , V 011\ in the annals
me , iscin. , . .11/011111.11t , have been invented—
theu,tibls of 11,1•,:oc:101 , ptlrt.rting to ho
nperob,l la 110. v,,,L01, and 41eran;einoits to which
the dOllOlll, L. ililLloll 01 wotuatt reader her 11.31,1 e.
EVER): WOMA.N OF SENSE,
Who suffers from Iveakltem, deritogemortt, nervonsneas,
tre
mote, tanna in the bail:, or nay other disorder, whether pe
culiar to her se s. or n o to lath ::eses—should giro the.
I o , :,rating Cordial a trial.
M A 11111 ED PERSONS,
Or ~ther., will On I do,: Cordial, aft, they have rt-4,1 n bet.
II- or too, 3 0113,31g11 13.311.3111t0( of the Nystetn. In all
d , ...tilms are to to nnind the happy parents of Invilthy off
,vlto would not hare been on but for thle qxtraordi
nary preparation. And it is equally potent for the many
disc nses for which it Is reconnewle.l. Thousands of young
men have I,en rw4or,l by using it, and not in a single in
stance has it foiled to honvtit than.
NiznONS ON PALE COMPLEXION,
Or consumptive halAtA. are re,tored by the use of a bottle or
,00 t bloom and Arigor, changing the skin from a pale, yel
low, moldy color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
These :tro ..ano of the oad and tuolancholy effects produced
In early halm, of youth, iz: wettkuess of the back and
Mille, pains in the hood, dimnes, of sight, too of omit:Mar
power, iugpitation of the heart, dyspopsia, nerimmi Irrita-
I g dy. doraiiponent of the diexstivo function., general do.
..ymptoitti Of ote. etc.
!genially. tho foartul ellect. 011 the mind are mull to Lo
dreado.l. Lo., of memory, c.onfusion of ideal, depre,sion of
spirit, caul turehuditic,N, avto Sion to ou•iety, nolklistrust,
Im e of t.olitutle, or. are some of the oyil, prmluced.
All thus afflicted.
liEFttlt CONTEM
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the mast ne
e,etry r.•loi •ites to pronlow rommltird hantittes.s; itvieed,
without the,o, the journey through life botothes a weary
pkrimap—the pro.fx•rt loosely darkens the view; the mind
b,cousett shadowed with despair. and finest with the melan
rhoiy I-41,1t0n that the trappineat of another becomes
slighted wills your au n
MIME
Tr. Mor,e's Inrigorm log Cort!ial has been cc , unterfeited by
moue unpruiciplett
111 uton, all the 4 , enuine t`,,rdial will hare the proprietor's
Gn -simile paNted er the 1.1 . 1 c of each bottle,unti tho
11 ill
11.1Iorne's ins igorating Cordial.
C. U. RINO, Proprietor, N. Y
The C,rdial pia ap, highly concentrated, iu pilit bottled
—puce threr Liollat rs per bvttle, two for five for
tlielve Jolter,. C. H. RING. Proprietor,
19) Broadway, N. Y.
5.,14.by the,itgliutit the United Statt-s., Canada
;111.1 the WeA
AG IiNTE: •
-DEL G F. 1.1. 11. KEYSER, N 0. 1 .40 Wood ,t.;
.01.ElliNG 11110 S, No. CO 11 - ood
it. 0. SELIAIRS, Wood stn t.
A Ilegheuy City... DECK II ANT A VI. CN-AA-N
1111!.0. T. SAMPU ,
....-.....1. P. .1.1,E31fNt 4 . ,
Agent for D. tuna - , CiaLiauao.. o pt hdawly
P. BroNenii.E.TieexioitofJanart tea Ginger.
THIS ESSENGE ;.S a tmeparation of unusual
ex “ f il e ,„,.. In ~.flu:.ry nito•rlio, incipient cholera,
1,1,, all rnNo of pn<tnrtir•uof tile digestive inactions,
i t i 3 o f i„,..da,01e During the pro:deuce of epidemic
cholera ~.renninier complamta it is rcrulearly efficacious;
no' fawn'. ii.dividual or t;a‘elor should he without it.
ra nos.--a, to get g.nnine which in
prepared only hr F. Ite,li",t, at his In it and Chemical
Store, N. E. ,•orner of Fifth and :liestnut streets, Philadel
phia, and for sale by all the respectable Aixtthecarlem In the
United State , , and in Pitt.burA by
b. A. I:UM:STOCK k CO,
SCULLS k Co
And in Allegheny be
I it t burgh
U. P. S6INVARTZ.
c.k . ';83:314 - 111vJ LEE A. ItWKIIA3I.
Palmer's Celebrated Epicurean Sallee: -
TANDS preeminent fir flavoring Soups,
S
Gravies, Fish, Meat, Game. &e...te. We mimeo all gond
housewives ni try it. Price if:, cents per tattle, at all Groce
ry Stores in the United states and•Cunadas.
For sale by 3PCLUTIG and G. IL KEYSER, Pittsburgh.
P. T. vnuars & CO.,
241 ILl.rket street, Phiadelphia_
jitulg:dawly ial
C 0 al sir—To -- j wza ust re t ee ffinc ived Tm an
for e.n.10 by idoc3j RUTH,
Mina
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