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PITTSBURGH POST.
OFFICL4L PAPER OF THE CITI
ago. I' GILL2.IOIIE. B. 510NT.i ,, MF..114
GILL MORE, & MONTGOMERY,
• PROPRIETORS AND EDITORS.
THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 2
Democratic Municipal NOMillatiollll
JOHN M. IRWIN.
FOR MAYOR OF ALLEWIENV,
JOHN OTTERSON.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
FIFTH WARD. 9'''
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The Democracy of the Fifth Ward will hold a pal.lic moot
ing at the Pl - 111..H.' SCti')UL 110I:SE, on the etirner of
Walnut and Pike streets, on SATURDAY EVENING next,
December 29th, at half-past Ma o'clock. All true Diano:lnts
are invited to attend.
Mr. Irwin has now been put in nomination
a's the Democratic candidate for Mayor of his
native city. An excellent executive officer he
will make if elected, and he has hosts of
friends who feel sure that the Democracy nud
the citizens generally will rally numerously to
his support. We believe his chances of an elec
tion far better than Mr. Volz's at this moment.
No fraud, no violation of pledges, no packing
of a convention by means that disgrace any
party, has secured to Mr. Irwin the nomination.
Be is unquestionably the choice of his parly :
and he will find a large support outside of the
Democratic ranks. The people of this city are
tired of the nORSE-LEECIIE ,, that having once
got possession of offices and spoils hang on to
them with a desperate grasp.
Mr. Irwin will bring to the Mayor's tdiiito
good police, energy of character. intelligence
in city affairs, and the most honest intentions
to discharge all the duties of that office ener
getically and faithfully. We tire rejoiced at
his nomination, not to party grounds merely,
hut its it good citizen who has lived all his life
in this city, and sustained such a character as
has made every man who knows him his friend.
We have had numerous assurances from
men of all parties that they will vote for him.
and use every proper influence in their pow or
to secure his election. lie can be elected .
The present, du-nothing incumbent would do
well to make preparations for leaving an offn•o
he has neither the capacity, energy or integi
ty to fill with credit either to himself or th,
city. He may pledge himself to a 4' league .•
and secure their exertions to drum up for hint
delegates who will Itetray their party. awl
cure fur for him a lyitm vote that din's not express
the will of uric in ten 11r the Deit,..mt—•:
city. But such frauds upon t h e is-ople \tit]
avail no longer. The people have hoett de
ceived and trifled with lty a few ward istlitt
clans long cuou . gh. They want honest nontimt
dons and an honest candidate 111 M. They
have neither in F. Volz they have 10th
John M. Irwin.
There 'were sixteen Democrats, just exactly, 1.1
the Convention that met at eleven o'clock ye,ter
day at the Court !louse an•l they acteti Ott
•• unterrified democracy of old. They had n•
bargains and sale , . , to make: no Toil , to gra'
no selling of their party tel it , principle- I:. 1,
compliA ; no truckling to idle far. awl 1, •
falsehood:- to peddle lit regnrd to their neighb.,i •
They had assembled t. , ;he work or tier
party, and well and manfully they did it. The,
resisted the sale of their rarlN . t., the : and
then quietly assembled and put in manitinti.m n
good candidate for app.drited F“ , 11
tire Committee and tplHurnod i
of the old Jackson Fpirit in such n cour,e, and it
will command the respect and admiration of the
great mass of the party.
Their course resembled that ,f the •eventr-u
democratic members of the preiqint
Representatives at Washington. They stand
their own banner an.l principles, repudiate a!!
bargain and FaleA, and light on and fight evcr
fur the right.
THEY RECOMMEND. —When thos.e calling theta
selves Democrats undertake to recommend any
thing that is not Democratic, or when they call
on us to support any but a Denmcratic c o mlhJat..
we are under no sort of oHigation to pay
attention to it. Every man of our party i. iu
the same position, and at liberty to do exa,tly
what he pleases in regard to hi, v,t.• The
" league' . and Volz delegate , . in the ~uventi, , n
yesterday underb , ,k to advise us 1,,a to vote nn
the Mayoralty question. That advice i 4 very
useless, entirely improper. iv prolAbly deigned
to distract and divide the party on the etc t,c
Presidential election, and should be totally dis
regarded by every true man of the party.
NEW DEIESS.—The Lawrence Juurnui, publleh
ed at New Castle by uur friend James M. Kue.b.r.
Esq., comes to us in a new dress. It
the best Democratic paper, in the State. being
edited with great ability end fairne,,, and it i ,
now one of the hand,oine,t paper, Oil oni. ex
change list. We are glad to know that it it pro.per
ing, and doing good ,ervice not only to its part.
but to all improvements that promote the puHic
welfare. Success to the Journal, and to it, gen
tlemanly editor.
it was a novel thing to see oil line Whigs and
late Know Nothings crowding the lobby and
managing the Convention that first met yester
day. It looked very touch as though our party
Was sold and dissolved. But •• the sixteen'
broke up the bargain, and the people will ratify
their act.
NOT Sol.D. —The political traders who ;tied to
sell the democracy yesterday actually undertook
to buy Mr. Irwin off with a -soft-souping - reso
lution. As one of the members of the Conven
tion said in his speech, "Mr. Irwin won! I scorn
such an insulting bribe.-
WE are always riglt while always derm.cratio.
and on that ground we base our support of a
democratic candidate whenever we can get one
to work and vote for
E Chronicle Sap of the convention ye!-teniay
" the riding of the fusion chairman war r , ,/ in
deed—all one way !
THE AddreSS of tho Drmucratic C,.taraittor
will probably appear to-rnorrov
The Nlißsouri legi•-latnre ha• 11.1 j -tinned v.ith
out electing a United State+ Senator.
The Secretary of the Interior ha• decided that
the volunteer,. who were engaged in the removal
of the Cherokee Indians are entitled to bounty
TWO men were earn r the fall- t.t . Niagara
~n Friday last. They went 1.• far out into the
current end Were carried over. an 1. ..f couree,
lust.
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Anthony E. Drane, keeper of the State Ar
senal at Harrisburg, ha• been charged with
taking arms from the Ar.enal and selling them.
It ie thought he has accomplices in Philadelphia,
and that the arm , are f.old to filibusters for
Nicaragua.
Owing to the withdrawal of the transportation
companies from our main line of public works,
its earnings this year will he 596,0(10 short of
last year: but the earning. of all the public
works of the State this year will nevertheless ex
ceed those of last year by $37,000.
A new and splendid hotel has been open e d iti
Baltimore called the "Gilmore House. - It is
said to be far in advance sif any other hotel in
that city in the splendor 'of its finish and fur
nishings, and in the excellence of its accommo
dations.
FOR MAYOR OF PITTSBURGH
SIXTEEN DEMOCRA TS
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Some of-the Gonmequeneve of Diriinie"li ed
I uurn lgr at ion
It is estirhuted by pursuits familiar with the
rate of immigration, that if the average bet.tio
greater the next six monthstbau the past; there
will be a falling off in 1851 f, of some 150,000 or
Iso.ooo in the number of foreigners arrivingon
our shores. This is a weighty-fact, and de
serves careful considerations from those Who in
business or morals are speculating on the future
of our country. Probably 80,000 of those Who
stop at home are Germans; the rest of the defi
cit is made up almost entirely of Irish. If each
of these inunigrants had consumed or spent Si 4
in New York as he passed through, it will make
a difference next year in the city of some 570 0 ,-
000 income. If each had poisei , scd in reaily
money the average which the returns from Cit
tle Garden show at present —namely, 71.1,, , 11t
—it would diminish the import of specie into the
- country liy about thimcrn and a half million
dollars—money which is not even an exchange,
loft is so much clear addition of wealth.
Then all these people consume our products:
they rent our houses, they wear our clothes, they
eat our corn and wheat and rye; our beef find
mutton and fish ; they buy our timber and brick
and iron and coal they read our books and pa
pers and magazines. Setting down the average
cost of living at two dollars a week to each man.
and woman and child—which would be a low
estimate—and supposing that they at least earn
all they consume by their labor, we have a loss.
next year to the producers of the country—to
the farmers, the grocers, the builders, the cloth
iers, the house owners, the brick-makers and
coal-miners, the editors and booksellers, of seven
teen millions of dollars. II these estimates be
correct. we have a direct loss neat year to the
country in this decrease of immigration of over
11,irry ma/ions of dollars.
We cannot easily appreciate this howl until we
take some corresponding destruction of value to
our mist apparent wealth. People do rendiiy
seo loss and gain on n great 'call. It hits taken
centurie- to make the mass understand that a
penny or a farthing duty on a pound of some
foreign article imported, is an immense to-s to
their own pockets.
Texas was thought a valuable acquiAition iv
many. in its rich farms. though we paid a round
price for it; net the %aim; of all the farms in
Texas. and .Arkansas be-ides, is no greater than
the value lost by this year's decrease of immi
gration. New York and Pennsylvania Lout
themselves of rich crops o f wheat, but the
growth of their crops. if no greater than in 1f.u....11.
would 1., two millions short of the worth 1. , t,
of these immigranN who stay at holm , for a sin
gle wear, it would seem a tearful l,low to the
country . , if by war, fire, or any calamity, our
whole exported manufactures—all these to cher
ish which we have been paying duties so long--
should suddenly be utterly destroyed: yet the
loss would be four millions of d o llars les... In
king the value in 1r , 51. than the loss this year
from impeded inunigrati..n The quick destrix
tion of all the ;lour and eon'. and the products
of agriculture, which we usually export, which
bring wealth to so many thousands, would be
but little greater than the de-traction, this goat.
imr,rted mmngrand.. If ,t,-
third of the cotton c: •-p he.l sear had been
what lamentatieus i have devil re-eoto cud
frols one end i.f the l'hoat t' the other: dew
snouts would houe dfoln bankrupt' how inan:.-
w,ild have felt poorer ! if th.• wh,ulo Indian
,•orn crop last Scar, of New England, :New iu.rk,
NL, der-.•-y I)PlaWflre, Mary land
and the 1 1 ,tricl u' ,loner.. fold
,p.uri,dutud, what
Jcrinftu i of fttotiruflou would have
tippoillt a new Fast would tune b e en the ! ea .!
which .mr tiovernor. , could have done Vet th
first d these •uppos.-,1 losses is th. greater. and
the than we, 'hull brew,
year. from decrea , ed immigration it ill 1,,t
-,1110 goed Know Nothim.; dioveruor in%titute a
A \ !SOF. 11.1.:L. , :r11. A VI) BEAI&LIN‘L.
ri , \ --A pnlent hu j.no.. been grabto.l to
21inie-.. of lb . , eity. t..r nn
uheret.) he 1 , en
Neueer, ormitnen
Inl w,ark, to repre-ent
sc..ond nn.i iili.nren , ing with tinit ~,Tuparatis,i‘
.•xpez.iNe pt Drew. The inceptor
fon , tdrin. ..•? inn lee t~
;hat veneer , tnight he cirei-arcd in - - inch a 11
make theta that they c aul,' hi
,ultittheil tn. and take the uniireiisi--n af die
without ~ p litting the %co.] in the i.tieratiun. Ile
oninienced a aerie, of exi-enrnenitt, tvltieli were
fiosily rewarded with , itereas. Ile Lai , now
am) I,,aut
patent awarded to ,e e u r ,
. t., hie in,, re , ult , of inpinnity an-1 the Inliar re
in the perfection iif incentian. Ve
u.rre of plain or falle , tsii.ids, prepared by
Tiro, ileatiritaiii fully in pater:! • are ph eel
between die , ntriderately heated. and auhitnitted
(tile et - the fare , f thv W..nd re
(-eke., the pattern in relief. aiel it the np
pt.:trance ~r naiad carving. The ile•
by the die, au the iipplipite Attie
1)f the veneer are tilled up with n phut • Lit.
4 tan , e This Brie I. the Hula...arid veneer
ready ti. he glued or otherwi , e attached to fur
, n:ture. l'he veneer Nvil! neither srlit
hip , e. and the figure- Untireiiatal upnu it are
a ;alined by the pre,-ure. that they may he rill--
lied and cleaned a, ith,ttt .Langer t.f the aril:it:alit,
being injured. \‘',,rk of the Very titte , t quality.
.4.1 It , we met 1110.1 perfert iliea. and
. which tin Lumina - lathe cir enr , lll:. t•. 1 1,1
,•fr,q•l in want! are ',taily prialuce.l by thi
net, praretei.
The eon{ of flu-. etulmnning trifling, ,„m
-pared with carving, and the number of u,eitil
and ornamental articlen to which it in applientle
n., exten.ive. that it would he difficult to calm,
into the value of thin invention and itn adt ant,
ffes to the manufacturer, of ornamental wood
work. It will admit of -.tyle.f Of ..111).( 0 .11.lifIlvls
neler before attempted on parlor furniture, and
greatly cheapen the work. no that article- , tininlied
:if the highe•t ornamental le will In produced
and furni,Med at lens than prenent price.. The
patent wan procured I v lioWnoll N. Bergner, pa
tent agents of thin city, who hale forwarded the
proper ',Ewer. for .scaring to Mr. Arnie' , hi., in
tention in different European Staten.-- Philacie./-
/ ,401 ['a/yr-.
1 —Tile whole number of car..
••••un till% road
4 , Lll.l4 , lt..gettler in“fle train W,Ollll r eac h a di--
tam, (Wellty aia milea. anti be aide t.ll carry
per,in-• in Uhl• 'llly from New York to
Lake Erie. The cempany ha. in it. employ not
1e... timm person-, jay per inhnth
. !. .1..z. - ,,tem ,-.L.. - 011,114111 jr.,• year There are
single mile , on this roa,l whose gra,ling co.t
l ea , th a n ;. 1 :170,1)00 each : and ono bridge near
the village of Susquehanna, built upon 17 stone
arches at the cot of $:.:'.20.0011. The owoher of
miles from Jersey City to Dunkirk, is 459 and
run over by the evening expre:is train in 16
hours. The company has in its aemice ais
printing presses. which are r,m.tantly nt work
printing ticket 4 that are never used but once.
blanks, Lce
From Washington
11 .11 IN, r ,, N Cul , Decemher 2.5 —To-morrow
movement will he made to rescind Steven,'
r e solution providing for a Culaillilutht
the 'Luse until the election of Speaker. In the
out of the 4 111:4`e thi•4 attempt, twhirh i.
prob Ode. Campbell will withdraw . hi, res.-
tutio, inciting Mr. try to take the chair tempo
rarily until a Speaker he cho s en the latter pro
position being ha- , ed npon the former. The
Free ,Sailers are alarmed for fear that if Mr. Orr
gets into the chair the .1 merican party will go
ever to him, the. diverting the Democrat.a in a
continuation en Mr. nrr le r their caucu , candi
date. The movement , to-day are regarded as
indicative of a determination to elect n Speaker
before the close o f the we e k
Commodore McKeever. of the Norfolk Navy
Yard. hm infermcd the Secretary of the Navy
that the steam frigate Roanoke, recently launch
ed there, was not seriou-ly injured by that opera
tion. li e s t a t e .. that the looking WIL. , caused by
I , akliTn .1 ,- laellVd fr.nu th,• sealus.
The Detention of the Steamer Northern
NEW Y,irt K, Liticemher 2G. The Northern
Light is still detained by the
the offered bail being refused. The search for
munition, of war among her cargo is still going
on All the packages on her sworn manifest are
b, remain undisturbed, but other description,. of
freight are to be opened and searched. The
parties previously arrested have been again in
and were required to give heavier bonds.
At the suggestion of the Transit Company, the
U. S. Di,triet Attorney this evening consented
that the Northern Light may proceed on her
voyage, pn condition that she talie,, out two of
the Marshal's Deputies is .4uperintend the dis
charge of her Cargo at Punta Arenas, the Com
pany stipulating to bring hack all the cannons
and munitions of war found aboard. She will
s a il as , 00n as she can be got ready.
Murder Confessed
New HAVEN, CT., December M.—Samuel Sly,
a weak-minded fanatic, confesses to the murder
Ju.tus Matthews, His confederates are a
male and female wit pretended that they had
revelations from heaven that the deceased had an
oil spirit which tormented Sly's sister, a pro
phetess, who pretended to have risen from the
dead
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THE LATEST NEWS
THIRT,I4-FOURTH CONGRESS
SST SESSION.
WASHINGTON C trY. December 26.—The Senate
was nut in session to-day.
//ttov.—Mr. Knight offered a resolution that
the house will continue to vote for Speaker vita
~re, without debate, and that if there shall be
no choice on the tires trial, on Friday next, an
other trial -hall In 1113 , 1 e, when the person hav
ing a majority of a quorum shall be declared
Speaker.
The resoduti•m wa- laid on the table by a ma
jority of 11.
Mr. Put viance submitted a resolution that un
til a Speaker be elected the members continue
voting from 12 to it o'clock, all discussion, ex
cepting personal explanations and reasons fir
voting or changing votes, to be prohibited. Laid
on the table by four majority.
Mr. Sage pr,,po,ed that until the Speaker be
elect,l, nu adjournment shall be in order until 4
o'clock.
Mr. Campbell. of ohio, said—All these sag
gemions are impracticable, as the will of the
majority is the rule by which the Rouse is gov
erned. Ile thought they could not make mom
rapid progress than by resuming the vote forth
with.
Mr. Stephens suggested a modification, which
Mr. Sage accepted, to the effect that until a
Speaker be elected no motion for adjournment
shall be in order. He wished to bring the House
to a toot, and was willing to Bit here day in aid
day out until that result he effected. ( Cries of
•• agreed.'')
Mr. Humphrey Marshall thought such a resolve ,
might go with healing un its wings to the country,
but the country might as well understand at the
same time that the majority can take any other
course they desire.
Mr. Quitman was for following the example of
our forefathers and adopting a common law prin
ciple, vie: starving a jury till they agreed updn
a verdict. Laughter.)
Mr. Stephens that if this House iu to be or
ganized on one or other line—it the people under
their responsibility hove turned a majority in
favor of any particular line, the House will lie
organized (iv we will go into ili , izolution. Ile did
not knew what would be the result of his propo
sition, but every gentleman must vote according
to the dictate, td his own judgment.
r. Letcher—l have no objections to the gen
tleman fr.on Goorgia making it test for himself,
but I object to his applying it to me.
:11r. 11ikon thought there 15n- 110 rea,tai fur
the Iluu, Inqe,ing restriction un
it. Vint. alwity, , in the voter of the inajurity to
Bocoek, while clip ... o il •' Much RS any
man to sectional •mlitnitteil to his
colleague, .)Ir. whether tile adoption of
time resolufion woidol throw 'lido the hand.; of dm
iiitrt• alluded to ani more facilities than they
now possess. Ida -ectional organi4:l6,ll is t o b e
effected, why not lire it now as woil us hext.
week.
Nles.sr. (ter anti tireenwtettl t-tererally uppoee•l
rntiking the retnthition a to-t nt the 4trength
-‘llPlae,al tlrtt -tich a resolution
w.oll‘l give the 110 elti.,kaitta.t the alvautage
\lt hunt. ',Ltd the aLoption of the re-4.lutien
with hun n mere:natter uf time. Ile de,ir i
Le. pre uetiug upon it take leate or hitt faintly mut
trierul- Laughter
It 'AA , then 1. , ;ac th, re,!luth!ti .111 th.
111 h, 1 , t41 rtrti•o•l hy :Z7 riripally
Nl,l* ~tuzge, - teh 11.111 1 ,, , . .1,111',1 - , I ,•11.,
t- !ay in a •!t!!!!4; ,•1 p \I en
In en t ;
Ur ht:I• eante , l :Lint•ti , l,l
teeniher tc L. , 7har...lte uteter it. etter
,11,111 hvlc IL 111011111111.111 1 . 1 . 1 , 1 ed t.. hi< nn. -, m
ItnuttelerAte lauOtter
The re— 11111 , 1 111,11 I.t. 111,11orl 1,. e , lp urn itxll
pt• m r;•j , i• Lint,: the :-.lttniker ejected wty , then
'pied p.a. 111,, 11,1\ •
CR..111 , 1 , 1:11, , -. 11•1 11 , 1 ,, he a
prtrtiele.l ti- un, Vrl, Itnce ,recent
here 111 pzi • I en k 11 , 1 y that uco,i..te.
there tire Vlll'''. dr....eder and tut
hult n t!..• di;:n:ty 1 Cttrre,..
110 1\ 1,11! , / I I , • 11.... .1
•:•lill. 1.. 1.11•••it' I111:11 llir i ., llVaker
42.14 , 1,1
t.: ,e.,egi tt , att...,etttt vl the I.rult•t.st
11 ern r- Trift.tt. ‘Va.bl,.ll.n. ~f
Statit , ,rt it ant ti,r gr,wria dart oust,
uti ,ipeW,lnt %%11, lilit/I.oe,,trrl
hy 2 , 1 maj-rt:, 1 , •ni , ... 1 to Illy the
“11 the t.k!,it'
Mr Ci , ifas Sail he was not a lawyer. but had
heard from law% ers that pos••••ssi..n was nine
points of the law Ably as )Ir. t irr it. he is a
gentb•amit ought ultimately be seleettid flg
:.! , .•21.ker by the mean- proposed Therefore he
would not con-rtit t place Etna 111 temporary
ne
cupanec • f the t 'hair li e that Mr.
Bank , : friend-. r.i.te-• toed Bit-hard
:on 7... :old Filii••i's tote!' select
a alternately preside bt
Atter three more week.. of struggi e
tbere tmalit be 3 .•'l, log in of nirtie,,, and Mr
. ill it ,111.1 he f..und pernoinently in the Chair .
\lv tbiniplabl i of ihni i repded t bat if the gen
tleman front Indiana experts be worried out
in the battle for prim..ple, ht. had better park up
L..
Mr 1 . - 11,, exlda:ned that he alluded to the
th.• Ri,hardlon and
nien.
Mr I 'rtinp!,,:', c. :,ten 11.1 Ow
d , nu harui
J„w•-. t trti , ,ritte.l Mr l'ttl
tat that titt, Itt , tata.ratic party tit, it,tt intend dt•
parting 1'1,121 their rarothlittr :111(1 platform.
\lar-liall denied that there had
imen auf hilling the American
parts. which had made 1101 pri pi i•i (11 0/ I. 11.1 t 1 . 1
Olt' I.! 1 1 - o'll t tll m llllli
\ ~ f at, , c,l that t lie Iluu,r
ttike ti till t..-an. - row nt ,lin cti L. cluck lad
fifty iliac Ittatutt.,.
Stiveritl member. .Iktti lb . ,
Wit , in effect an
the ve , iilutein nl„Itel. t.. rewnin in
ho--inn till an electiiiii Speaker.
Wfl , 11PgLitiV0,1
Notwith , titioling the apprehensions of a con
tinuum, sen.sion, the House, at half-past four
o'clock. m i inidinir the ri,olution inviting Mr. tirr
to took a rticc* , until to-morrow at ten
a clock. Thin finale to the ,ession caused much
hiughter and contu,ion.
The Ussited States and Nicaragua
7 , , tat Stow,The Baltic
1.. r Li verpiitil wti (It
The authorities hale been furnished with affi
davits and documents which they deem unrefuta
ble_ showing that a wide-spread movement has
been commenced ail along the Atlantic Seaboard
of the United States to send men and arms to
Nicaragua lbr the purpose of organizing an army
in that State t. descend on Cubs and San Do
mingo. and arc-t them from their present pus
4esrors. rater the consummation of this design,
the parties interested in the movement, propose
to enter into rue confederacy the State of Nice
rilgun and such other portions of Central Ameri
,„ a , may be ac q uired by conquest or otherwise :
Cuba and San Domingo, or either, to set up a
separate republic. , r to apply for admission into
the [Mon as Slave States. It is alleged that
thousands of the most reckless adventurers in the
Atlantic citie , have been already enticed into
this movement. and that the ranks of the would
he invaders are daily augmented by est e nsive
nece.sions from the interior. and it is further al
leged that Mr. Walker eares not IL tittle l'or Nica
ragua, any farther than :t it may prove service
able as a gathering point for the invading party.
The pa4-enger , by the Northern Light are
much annoyed by their •letention, which will he
continued two days more to enable the cargo to
he examined. A large amount of freight, said
to comd , t of harm-, :Ind farming implement'. is
believed be included in the implements of war:
Secretary Marcy re , ponded as follows to
Parker 11. French's letter tramouitting his cre
dentials a- \linister from it•antgua lam
directed by the President to reply to your com
munication that he ha , out vet seen reasons for
establi , Ming diplomatic intercourse with the per-
FOnt, who now claim to exercise the political
power in the State of Nicaragua. Th one Wh o
were chiefly instrumental in suspending or over
throwing the former goverlitnent of that state
were not citizens belonging to it, our have those
citizens, nor any considerable part of them, so
far as is now known here, freely expressed their
approval or acquiescence in the present condition
of political affairs in Nicaragua. Until such
shall he the case, the President dues not deem it
proper to receive you or any one as a Minister to
this government, unless duly appointed by the
Supreme Government of Nicaragua."
BALTIMORE, December 26.—The celebration
of Christmas passed off quietly, and the rain fell
lieaYilv lay, but this morning the weather was
clear and cool.
BALTIMORE, December G. —Judge Dorsey,
formerly Chief Justice of Maryland, died at his
residonce at Ellicott's Mills, to-day, of paralysis.
o , lllMrritN CITY. December - -Jerker v'.
Long XI C. , tr --,rgument Continued I,y C.xe
lq.p,lltalts, and cuutiuued by Key fur appellee.
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Christmas in Baltimore
Death of Judge Dorsey
Supreme Court
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t* -- - What the New York City Folks *ay
IA DR. Nr LAN FrSALED.RMED PERM FUG E.
NEW tOEX. A nust 25. 1552.
This in to certify that I em welracquaintel with a man
fifty yeara • of age, for many yearn a 1116111e/It of thin city. who
has been at times extremely ill, but could not tell from what
canoe, unless it was worms. Its told his attending physician
his suspicions, but the physician nt once ridiculed the ilea,
and refused to attend him any longer. 4011 then InV/I
tioned Dr. )I . l.nne's I - el - 1.11(14T. and ankett him if he wad.'
take It; his reply was. Ilnlst takt, nom.•thing to get relief.
or dh•."
They at sore procure,! 0 lkdtle of Dr 311.ane's
Verintfuge, and tool, ,Ale-il/tif at one dot.. The rtsmit it so,
he imaged upwards nil Iltree grt.trfs lo. , rots, upet
forin. Ile got well mituediately. and enjoyin,; nte , it
excellent health; and, like the ipod Samaritan of is en
deavoring to reimre his unfortimate neighl.rr. Ile makes
It his Malin,ss to loud tip and select all cas.es similar it
own, that may be given User by the regular. phymicians. and
Induces them to try. Dr. 31•Latie's Vermifuge. So for, h.. Lao
induced more than to ,sty persons to Mks the Verntifoge,
and in every CAM. With the most 11111.1/y retillitA. Ile is well
satisfied that Dr. IrLane's Vertnifuge is tar superior to any
other known remedy; and that if more generally known,
would not fail to save many valuable lives. For further par
ticulors enquire of Mrs. Hardie, 12454 Cannon street, New
York City.
Purclutaars trill be careful to ask for Di- M . Lrtnlr
Otlebrutryi Vern.. Awe, and take 1131/1) otto, All other Vet
riding..., in comparison. aro worthless.
Dr. 31"Lono's genuine Yeriniftig - e, also his celebrated Liver
can now he had at nil respectable Drug Stores iu the
United States and Canada.
Also, fur wile by the sale proprictors,
FLKMINO BROS.,
Succe.ors tu Kidd tt
dort'A.d.w] No. 00 Wood street, allknor of Fourth
Are The long looked for Specific for Pul
teolutry DISIASIOTI Is 1 . ..11111d nt la,t' A man must doubt the
einhinee of and all 1111111 M, integrity. before he
can reasonably question the arra) prna rat var.erl in [lrmo.
of De. Rrvers' Niirvp f Lierrreort. Ter e-nd Canchalogua, an
an anti-febrile and tome merlirine, which at r.nr.r• re.lucea all
PullnOtrany Inflammatirrn. expek the rause of the
and tonilthi up and Arernctlreirs the -ystenr. The heart" of our
Colleges. thr• Mot/Cal FRA•1111y. amt citizens of all
chiasr-r, hare. orrr their into siin.turrt. idlest,' Its powerful
properties; and in (hr pamphlet be Iry had of the Agents. as
well an In the ',lunar" of the poblie pre', the wont primitive
and mutt:rim:tory err irlerrer• will Ire frarral r'qa , advertrseainnit.
47d For nal, wholesale. and nltall, by R. E. SELLEItz:
CO., corner Wood and Sneond nt rums.
Sold also by }LENDERS:IN I.ll.erty str,et ; 11. P.
SCII NV ART 7, and BECKIIAII S McK E N AN, Alleghn•ny
City. d,c273.1.4w1 NV
.O Batchelor's Hair Dye.--Pi.Nerentll,-,•, tin
industry and extwrimenk of twenty Tiara hare placed the
original and ever trite upon the 1. , p111t.t eau ml , if the Inthl•T
of fault, wil•Te imitators may view. hot pot approach: Pn . .y
may bay, but not arr,t it, ward Iva)
Made, scald or applied ,111 11111.. 1111%:0•• ro.ansi at BATCH K.
lkilt'S Wig Wareronms. 233 Broadway, New York.
Sold, wholeaule and retail, by Dr. Gra 11. Kenivrt, 1:0
Wood street. det.27.114w
IM.Stinds' Sair•aparLilla.--Inveatigatwn and e -
pertinent hart, tkunoustrattal that upon the condition of the
Wood ilependa the health ~r the Isla. Corniequiintly, when
dusoase m the shape of Scrofula. Erysiliehu. I kers. Cutaneous
Eruption,., Liver complaint. &c.. appear, it iv at once iivident
that the ',erred ye fnuction.v have caroms inert. and iniput
tie, have Leen engendered in the Mood a Inch are work mi.:
their way to liar surf., SANDS' S A NSAPARILLA is ex
pri,sl y prepared to rvitnedy Filch cares, awl should In. :It
otice reaiirited to. It will gently etiundate that ef
the vtomairli and howein w riTalar and honk by rett.n, end
without rititnioa or expel thorofrout all ,I,h-trio,a
acolmulahona. put I . Q tho Noah,: tile caretliatl,.:.7
prtnote porataratien, improve the appall, iutiert haw
&seam.. causing all ultaightly tt7r.,•ollreV to du•apta•ar. and
leety mg the akin Ivrceetly ant.mah and thexfhle
Prepared and toll by A It A. I) ,AN Ui, Druttgleta. 1.1
Fulh.n ttre.•t, Now
.1.1 Alan I,y Pit lAburglt P, end
lortt,gLsc, ran, nlly 11,27 1 rri
Cy - Important to Fornacru--11;tyw Dt.co‘ -
trter.--N EO' t • .l - .111.•-• ,
ttr, pot 11',. 111 ..1”. 1,1111 I 'IP really
vtil) I,g 11, 5.10nt 1.. et.a•
nun.. an.l oth. a:Lalmil.. hot Ilwy :are 1thi,14.•
11111.41,Ve 111•• •1 tlo. ;1:::ti
Pn - 31.1..15 Mies, ttioy not n.lition I
Litt the) .0.4011. Not .•11
piton,.l &tot t ,om pr
that it an. "qt., . the pant/tilt' oi loot, fr. , 111 1,31.
4 pcmtid a w.. k a. cat II while Ll/.., , pt• Nun.
cr,l a may aln,nuJ and n beat t, (sr,. ponna. prr sv:t
44/11e kind I.aav Eh, .•
m,they hy the .Iwratavit 4,...,1: ea Huth , se tit. Ariklarllll,l.
1 0.,/ vt,. k h ,111,1 hat', , p0 , ,, 4 tor $1
ti Ei 11 KEVSEIt,
Corner of IV,,.l.treet art 1 Vir,,,itt
‘ll,,ltt.ale sad IteLatl Att,tt.
From Iha N. York National Monitor
1 Fcbritetry ll4,ittN Pmpix.—llr. Curtin 113 , &Ale M.,.
111111=1!19
..aupliunta. than any At', that
haa •tm.z.;11,1 with tha tAa Ya/e.ria fi/r tLc
dud century, by the iu,ntlott and It:rfurti au in dru
ntctt I that will Clue)' t, OW 111111.• u MckilC/ Ete isi the 8113 i
.- lughly tle.licated Vop.u t , nl.irh act: dtr.rtly n t
•haaka ,an.l nut, rot luthdrtd, hn mptitlit
to.,blNl vuttl itriAin4 frt,nl
10,1,1, Ow, Inture_s. the Ily4.ri Vt”..r a trio .
c.'t 11,11, A II lb , • orwnal an.l
ti.•rr rri fit. :,1•.•Ia.
nit - Stocking■ and Ilo.lery for Winter.--
If i,•u ,1‘,13 t wtutt. your 14,t Ith Lad not ,11.1
y,al tt hi take “ur ad. and I C D
MArket alley and Filth rtrvt, and I,uy n,rut ,
.4,,rttut that null,. yt.ur fro t 6et.l I,lgo nu
make+ airl rell, rtern
11.,,1,r) that p.tt meriti , o. at a 11 , 1vertIc and rrt.l.
itentombor plus o, curn, of Ilarkot nl,l Ft rl t.
“ct I
of No. 164 Wood street, and ex
nuuuo 'qua of Sort. HO, mud V% pert.% Used. .1
ri largo I. of Celestial. rind they 'Cr Iry of
Slap., which we will luu fot owls NiouL t .: l u Co., lief
Wixsi etrOHL
Christstkin.•.—A tinticul intl. sift si
II Al iir whit h ,an ba) tittreltitainl diva ti 1.. r tilts!, from
AI 'HA iAN S CA L, 1154 Woinl nt raa
.10,11 rtn.ielt tnl, u Lit EXTRA EINE SILK
Ohio and Penns lwania Railroad.
Tilt{ ONLY P 111.14.0 AD
WINNING WEST FROM PITTSBURGII.
THE FAST Tit IIN` at 3:1 A M through to
Cur- ihtJutt In 13 hours and 4.0 1111111110 , 41.•
11A11, TRAIN leaves at S A M
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves at 3 P. NI
Them. Trains all make r lose con ions at Crestinte,
that passengers avoid detenir. ire Tie. doom naltr , to St
Louis is now open, via CIVSLIIIik• and Indianapolis, 100 tutlos ,
shorter then via CleVelalld fare from Pdt.elturgli
to St. Louis, $111,30. Sworn] Ansa, ;112 Conine-none are
snide at Alliance with the Ihvid I. ( . I,clen I. ou.l at Mat,
tiold with the Howl to Newark, Mrir..,lll,
01) No Trains Mtn on SI111•1,1
handbills.
Through Tickets aro kohl to Cincinnati. Louisville, St .
Lotus, Indianapolis, Clarngo, knob Ifland. Fort Waing,
Cleveland, and the principal towns and cities it, the 11 t•et
The NEW MiltillTON ACCOMMoDATIII\ TRA \ +,,e
Pittsburgh at 1U A. M. LOA 4'43 P. NI., and New Brighton at
7:311 A. M. and I P M.
For Tickets and further information, apply to
ti. CURRY,
At the corner office. minor the Monongahela House.
Or at the Federal street Blatant. to
NuvotubsJr IKZ
Ohio and Indiana Railroad,
DEMO THE
Continuation of the Ohio & Penna. R. R
TO.FORT IV A N
==l
41 — TRAIN' , IA)NNECT AT citEsTioNt:. without
'rrultt ())110 and Pennoylvan.
11.41, nu.l uls„ut Foromt wllll'Craltin to o l ,t I ‘,th,
rto tho Mud Itis',•r tool tithe h:rl,lltoilhuhl.
Tick.•lx, apply at the Railroad 0f11,.. , I lie
Penuaylvania Railroad Con) pour h, l'atsburi:R. Alleithen,
eity, or at any of thu full oning p data:
Fort Wtt)iiii.
Urbana„
Dayton, Springfield,
I itillanapol is. I-ti:ltton i.
Pepe.. ileidrint; Tickotti particular I oak lei a
Lot the
S It STRAI:O II A\. ,110.
I' 1 '1"1' S B It
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSt*RANCE CoMPANY,
OF WATER AND NIARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
11011EBT GALWAY, Prernlcilt
./ %MN Secretary.
Iter-Thin Company makes ozrry insurithee npportnining I
or connected with LIFE RISKS.
Also. against AND CARO° RISKS on the tilno
and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries, and MARINE RISKS
generally.
And against Luse and Damage by Piro. and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with solely to
oil ikartiem.
Robert titLiWtly.
-ilief ,
John Nl'Alpni.
William Phill4.
John Scott. Charles Arbuthnot
j 0 ,,,p1, P. Gazzam, ]t. D.. David liJchey,
Jan MarahalL John M'Gill,
Hurutio N. L. Kittanning.
Clark's Stomach Bitters are acknowledged
by all who have tried them to be the best family medicine o
the age, for the cure of Dyspepsia. Costiveness, and a disor
dered state of the Liver and Stomach. They have im rival.
The proprieturs do not pretend to caution people from using
other preparations that are palmed upon the public under
the name of Stomach !Jitters, for they have found that only
one trial was needed to render such caution unnecessary.
icr sale, wholesale, by COLLEM A: CLARK. Third street,
between Wood and Market; (IPM. H. KEYSER, 141) Wood
street; and by Druggists generally.
4,1-Balm of a Thousand Flowers, for
Leona) Lag the complexion, and eradicating all Tate, Ppt-
PLES Ind PRECILLPX from the face. Sold at Dr. If trace's 140
street. Jsidai
! • 4
. 4 ,„
•
lINUFACTURERS' INSURACkOIIIOII,
CHARTED. PERPETUAL—GRANTED Dr VTR STATE OF PEIrrarLrANLA.
Chartered ,C apt tal, $500,000.
FIRE, MA SINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION,
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT. Pregident.
URRIN ROOERS. Secretary.
GEORGE YOL:NU, Treumurer.
DIRECTORS.
Aaron Ippinett, lUD= B. Thomas,
Mahlon Dillingham. NVilliani Neal,
N i.iwlm G. Tay for. Alfred D'eek4,
Edward E. Join,.
J .thws P. Smyth.
bd- Phis c",,,p...y lea been organized with a Caah Capi
tal, and the Directors have determined to adapt the business
to {l4 available I,..,nrcts. To vh.serto prUdulino in conduct
ing its affalta, with a priaript adjust !tient of hmes.
Dia.,burgh No. f.E Water street.
J. NEWTON JONESiAgent.
The following well known and responsible firms in Pitts
burgh have authorized reference to them, with regard So the
stotoiity find soundness of the Manufacturer? Inidtrance
Company.
Kramer & Rehm, Wilson, Childs &
ticorge P. Smith & Co.. Hampton & Campbell,
Jones, Tiernan & Co., H. Childs & Co.
noel
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
AMd- Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania
1856. Pittsburgh Branch Office, No. 00 Water street. AU
thorized capital, $3:00,000. Paid up capital, and securely
Invented, V 310,000. THOS. R. FLORENCE, Pretit.
Etrw. R. HELSIDoLD. Secretary.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
P. VAL 11. VAL.
Allegheny Count) Bonds, (Pittsburgh and
Clvveland; $22,000 $16,330
lioTds. (Allegheny Valley.)... 22,000 10,5.40
Pittsburgh City h'n, Coupons 30,000 30,400
10,000 6,300
Delauare 10,000 25,100
Itt,ntina Itailnaot 12400 12,000
Antount Loaned on Mortgage in the City of Philadel
phia 61.850
Amount Lonneti on Not,t, ascend by Collateral or
Personal Property 25.000
Cll[ll I on hand and in Bank 21,3811
VAM,OOO
Amount of Fire or Marine Let),SCS ascertained and not
paid None.
Amount Fire ur Marine Loosens claimed, other than
those ascertained and unpaid None.
The Company Las no unsettled claims at the Parent Office,
and will adjust and pay in this city all losses occurring at
the Pittsburgh Branch. For insurance apply to
THOMAS .1. HUNTER, Agent,
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN 11. SIRIENBERGER, President.
ItuRERT PINEY. Secretary.
C. W. BATCILELOR, General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
eir suntOned by parties insured tinder
by this Company avill lay Itberally adjusted and prompt
i,al.l at its nFPICE, No. 99 WATER STREET. I Jyll
_ .
PENNSTILV - .42V1A INSER4IIIOE CO.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
At7II. , ItIZEI) CAPITAL,S3OO,OOO.
and other l'rkperty againat L,tiy ,r
by aud th, VeriLl of the Sea arid Inland Sot i
l'rumv,tution.
DIRECTORS.
tt ul Italy Pattursun, J3c.A. Painter,
A A. ,`.arr,r. W. 3PChntock, .1.. P. Tanner,
W. W. A. Haven, D Park,
I t;t t, Sp. ~,I, Ilampn.n, P. 31. Long,
A J J. 11. Jon . 11. H. Cog:Kilt:Ill
British Si. Continental Exchange.
BILLS DRAWS ItV
DUNCAN. SIHER.MAN dr. CO.
0.1" TIIE VNIO.N" BANK, I.O_VDON,
Si us or it AND CI.SVABIDI3.
.4Ly - Prafb, are available at all thu principal Lt rt?
r.lci/LA ND, SC. YTLAND AND IRELAND. and the C./N.
TIN ENT.
e al— .1i BILL.I
M. A. Grunebakum et Bailin,
IRAN K f',inl" A _VAIN.
, etnitianee to all pouts ~1 viERMANY
\‘ll - /LItLA NI) Rad IivLLA \ D.
Per, ii, m bonding to travel abrea.l. May procure. throwli
L. tier. .r cr4.,lit.ir
we h N.louu) can be obtairaLal.
In any part of Europe.
of Nut,ei, soil • slier securitieu in Europe,
dl i. r , d ve ps naps
WILLIAM 11. WILLIAMS k CA/-
n.11'21 Wou.l. currier Third streets.
('ITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
PITTSBUItGII.
LLI A M 13Ati ALE Pn-sldent.
!, .11I(NI A 11-€ I (ELL, Sarre Lary.
t i Pt'; ,- /:: 94 Warr xtre,l, betwer ya Markel and Wood ler**.
114- I:voiren l U AND VA II( /0 RISKS, on thu Ohio
and Mi.... 15.1,0 'then and trihutari,
IloArt.s uninq Luss or I)3tuNp• by FIRE.
agAl th +t the l'eri In the Sea and Inland Navigation
I T1111.mp,III.(1.,Ii.
WESTERN FARMERS' INSURANCE
T J \ TEIL, A g.• 1.... No. 90 Water strunt, Ipotwe,t)
0,4,1 Nlarkut, l'lttaburgla.
EL ROPE I\ kGENT IND CONVEY IVER,
heisengers brought from the old country to Pitts.
•ttrgh, and moneys remitted to Europe. f nov27
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 38 Fifth Street.
Ate-t;REEN AND BLACK TEAS, warranted to give sat
hi I; ,TI
I A .1 mg—Z.o. 62. 75. and fint.mt ; y,, m , i: If yson--50, 6::.. 75, turd
quitllty $ll , Ih. 1 rinost quality. $1 is I.
5,.11.1, 11i..1,6.1 —;;(1, 77, mid ', lini..rtul and Gurip...wder--50.
It, t3'.. 75 and $1 7 0 It,.
an.l Mack Teas ,•1 ali graldes put up in metallic
pa,•kagex exprenbly L,r the trade, and Will L. Bold at Lie low
., price..
• , FFEE—Prirue lily and Jara Coffer, grern,and roasted.
SUI; A ILS—luvering'sCimalied and Puiveriased Sugars; and
prime N. O. Sugar.
Itroma. CoCA,3 and Ch,,colate.
S. JAY NM.
AV I LLIAMS & ALLEN,
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
A .V 1) FITTLI'G GENERALLY,
Far Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
DJ -• V‘ A A will cOutract for Warming and Ventilating
skohnh or not Water, Pipes or Chilson's
Solloola Hospitals. Factories. tiroon llottsm Dwellings.
00.1 rt Jails, or llotots. '1,5 MARKET STREET,
Pittsburgh. 806
OF:111tll E P A ILE. IN.
Ti. k Agrtil
BIM\ tilS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
FLOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
.4 .\' P P .1? () DUCK 6 , ESERALLY,
I , 1L Up.
PEARL STEAM MILL,
A I.EO II EN Y.
- FLOUR DELI V MED TO FAMILIES in either of the
treu Chien.
Masan may be left at the Mill, or iu boxes at the ntores of
lA/0 AN, WILSON & CO., 52 Wood street. *
BMA UN & REITER, cur. Liberty and St. Clair street.
11. P. SCHWARI7., Druggist, Allegheny.
TERMS: CASII, OS DELIVIL:IIT.
1Y .29 BRYAN, KENNEDY A. CO.
Alexander Bradley,
John Fullerton.
Surnuol M'Clurkan.
James W. Hallman
de.Slxth Ward Citizens , Council Picket.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, Jnnunry sth, ISA&
S,•lect CouncII—IIENRY LAMBERT.
o.nunon Count—Wm. A. LARE, RUSSELL ERRETT,
IL M. B. KELLY, ROBT. IT ADAMS.
Sixth Ward Citizens' Ticket for Ward
Officer. ELK•TION, TUESDAY, January 1.
A,Nuasor —JOHN PHILLIPS.
Judge—HENHY REA.
Inspector—JAMES 11. SNOPGRASS.
: , rlaw.,l Directors—J. M. BRUSH, It. A. CHNNINGIIAIL
Alaltrnian—JAMES C. CUMMINS. deeslkte(cllG)
FIRE WORKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS—
Roman Candles;
Pin Wheels;
Serpents;
Sky Rockets, of all sizes.
Just received and fur sale by
ilccs2.l REYMER It ANDERSON, No. 39 WOOd St
TT ERRING-50 boxes Scab Iforriug for
mio by [dooif hILLLER s I:IetiETSUN
\;.>
'
~.-
~~r : ~ ..,
MARINE INSURANCE,
FIRE RISKS.
OP PHILADELPHIA.
IM=E!
nte Water ertreet, between Wood and Market
=MEM
NV. K. Nimick,
T. B. Updike,
IL. D. Cochran,
John A. Cuughey
S. S. Bryan,
David M'Candlem.
J. 11. Slideuberger
C. W. Batchelor,
I:de M. Penn.:lk - ,
W. W. Mu - tin,
It. T. Leech, Jr..
George S. Seldeu,
oF PITTSBURGH
OFFICERS.
W M. Y. JtIINSTu!..i.
c r. Pre-Art.4,d 1(1111 . PATTER SON.
and Tani.__. A A. CARRIER..
VI Ilarak,s. Richard Floyd,
.11.1210, NI. t'....per, i. , antunl M. Kier,
Itinitit•l Roo. William Bingham.
Kohert Dunlap, Jr , John S. Dilworth,
\I. P. nu, 1., Francis Sellers,
S II arbaligh. J. Schoonmakrr,
NN alter Br ant, William IL Hays.
John Shiliton. [de.c.2l
COMPAN Y,
New Lisbon, Ohio
I' A. ISL. CESOSI. President.
JAM L 4 ILIIDICK, Vito Prosidont.
LEVI M.tIITI N. See'y and Tressuror.
I'ITTSBC - RO El REFERENCES.
j. 11111.4 W Joa..ph Mummer.
Jfiniex It. M.
V. Ilarbaugh, Dr. Jun. E. Parke,
V,Siwmn, Rinnlubtuuu , Ihmson, Neu coyer S. Co.
JAMES BLAKELY,
Curner tt" Seventh and Simi/yield streets
CTITSII u RU
RETAIL. PRICES.
ILLACKS. GREENS.
O'licressors to Arnold Williams,)
M AN UFACTURERS
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEA-LEHS IN
1/Rll.lll BEEF.
aud
CAN VAS: , ED !JANIS
A I trp,to..k ahruyA On hand at
No. O 7 Liberty Street,
PTITSIIURU 11, PEN N' A
ALEX. HUNTER,
EME3IIIa
titt. 299 Liberty street,
ITIsSIWRGU
EWE
... x, Fa..4.rc... .TJ'.~p' ' ~- x '^ .3:~iv}'+::. - . .. ___. ... _ vM-xcs.. ...Jr +r~:, ::~'
NEW ARVEIMSNIENTS.
f-=
LUSE 1.101,1),. F IcliN IT EAT AUC4ION
';:-Oni'Vititnesstarnorithsg;ilininityB, at tuvri..4k. at
Na. 146 Thlra street, 'near Snalthilrid„itill gild—The
tire tionsehohl and Kitchen'Furnititre of a family thwarting
lioneekeepine, compriging Ytirlor, Chamber and Stair Car
pets; Oil Cloths; centre and Sitio Tabdeat . Sobs; Chairs; V,
netlan minctit Window 81.1.: Wardrvb.; Boreal.; Bed
steads; Work and Waah Stands; Dining and Dr,akfn Ta
hien Queensnare: and a general variety at Kitchen Fond
tare, Cooking UtensiLs,
Alan, a number of excellent Book Cases, suited for wilco
sae. [dew] P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
FE NEW. FURNITURE AT AucTiox--
On Friday morning, December 25, at 10 o'clock, at the
Furniture Wateroorns of John Men., No. SU Smithfield street,
near Fifth, will be sold—Ella entire stock of well made House.
hold Furniture, consisting of lllahogany.Seeretary, and Bock
Case, Wardrobes, Dressing andirittin Bureaus; lineliigb-post
sod trundle- Bedsteads, 51ahogany and 'Cherry Centre, Side
and Pier Tables, Work and Wash Stands, fancy and continuo
Chairs,. Dirthag stott Bitutkfastlables.Cradiesi Dough-troughs,
- k.e. bc. [dec.27] P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
LIVERPOOL YELLOW QUEENSWARE
AT AUCTION—On Thursday aftenioon, December 11
at r. o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Booms, corner of Wood
and Fifth streets, will be sold-6 ranks Liverpool Ware; con
elating of Pitchers, Chambers, Bowls, Spittoons, Dishes, be,
suitable fur retailing; to which the attention of the trade
invited. Sale peremptory. P. N. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
RYE WANTED-5,000 bushels Rye want
ed, fur which the highest market price will be paidjby
SPRINGER HARBAUGLI,
dec27 No. 202 Liberty street.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY—
PITTSBURGH; ROCHESTER AND NEW BRIGHTON
EXPRESS.—Bor the especial accommodation of the large
population along the line of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
road, between Pittsburgh and New Brighton, whose Intimate
business and eoclal relations require such Agency, THE
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY have made each arrange
ment with the Railroad as to enable them to put n trusty
Messenger on the Accommcriation Train, who will take
charge of all property and business properly entrusted to
him. lie will leave Now Brighton by the Morning Trnin,
remain in Pittsburgh and Allegheny City during the day to
attend to such commissions as may be entrusted to him, nod
return by the Evening Train, with his lioodi and Commis
slop, executed. All goods, will be delivered or called for
in the two cities, within mountable distance, without extra
charge; but to insure such delivery, the direction on polio
gas, especially for private houses, should be explicit. .
At Way Stations, all matter will be left with the Statiqn
Agent of the Railroad Company, when the proper party is
not-at the Station on the arrival of the Train, tmreceive Ids
The charges for carrying packages, &c., and for sereicel
rendered by the Messenger, are intended to be within ren.
ignitible limits. When the nature of the business is obeli as
to admit of it, special aweements will be made.
HENRY IL IRVIN has been appointed Messenger, wad
will commence his duties on Monday, December 24, 1855.
OFFICES AND AGENTS.
Pittsburgh-64 Fourth street.
Allegheny City—Telegraph Mee.
Hayeillle--Captahl nay.
Sewickley Station—Mr. McLaughlin.
Rochester—Mr. White.
Deaver—Dr. Chandler.
New Brighton—Mr. Hoops.
Omen Anus EXPRPS3 Co.
Pittsburgh, Dec. MO, 1855. I
BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS-4tIVEHile
13riolin fur the Holidays:
ming American's Library—Lives of different DLstiii
guished Americans; 50 cents per volume.
Home Storiim•, do do
Miss Mc!mesh's Library consists of Blind Alice, Grace out
Clara, Jessie Graham,Florence Anwitt, Ellen Leslie, Emily
Herbert, Ito sw and liy Stanhope; :ll' per volume.
Mary Ilowitt's Popular Toles, in fourteen beautiful vul
nines; price 37%c per volume.
Appleton's Classiest Library, 25 vas; price 25 cents p.r
volume.
Together with a supply of other Juvenile Books too nume
rous to mention.
soon and make your selections at
W. A. GILDENEENNEY d:
Fifth st, opposite the TheiStre.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF COAL
BOATS, CORDAGE, TARPAULINS, BEEF, it
saturday morning, December :Nth, at 10 o'clock, at Win t
hous° No. CO Water street, bride - Ferry street, will lie add,
by order of John Willnek and Samuel tiormly, Adman:di.,
he, of George Ledlie,dsis4usksi.--A large itasurtment of Lin,s,
Tarpaulins, Beef in barrels, ik.c.; and itumetiately afterarards,
at Ledlie's Boat Yard, above Remington —29 Flat Boats; a
large number of Spars, Shuns, Sweeps, Lumber, Ac.
Perisius wishing to purchase are invited to examine the
articles before sale. P. 91. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
H OUSE AND LOT in the Sixth Ward at
mumiur evening, De mater 27th, at
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange, Fourth street, will be
eold—That valuable Let of tiruund, being No. 131 iu tho plan
of lota laid out by Thos. &,,tt, having a front of it feek-on
t 4 eott stri.et, and extending back about DV feet to Elm street;
on which is erected a Twuatory Frame Dwelling House, and
also a small Brick Iluildin,g, fronting on Elm street, with h
may be examintal sous. to the rale, by calling on Mr..l.
Y. Leslie
Torm.6,--One-balf C 1.911 ; residue in one year, with inten,.
P. M. Auctioneer.
ALI:
ABLE STOCKS AT ALeTioN.OII
V
THU ItSDA\ Deceudive ills, to 7 o'clock, tai
the Mei - clients ' Exchange, Fourth street, will I. sold—
bhakrem Men - hurts tuld MAnnfxturerb .
do. Citizrils' Deposit do. do.
34 do. old° and Penniylvarda R. R. Co. do.
P. M. ILTX-VIS,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS-
Fmhey Nrtfvli,s
i 4 rapßook,:
Ink.e.tanda—a great variety:
Paper Wright,;
Pant X. 01;
Porte Monti:ties:
Pearl Fol•lerr.
n great variety of otliQr Fancy lltn.3s , suitable for Christ
was and New Year's Ptemnts, for isle by
W. S. LIAVF.N, Stationer,
dec2s Nfarket street.. corner of Second.
LJOHNSON & CO.'S TYPE AIiENCY.--
. Having the Agency for the gala of 1.. Johnson A, Co.'s
'typo, Cute, Rules, Lends, Furniture, dc., I ow preparixl to fill
all orders .promptly. Terms:, Coon.
W. S. HAVES, Printer and Stationer,
Market st., corner of Second.
PTG METAL-1.00 tons No. 1 Anthracite.,
very soft ;
7o tons No. 1 Coke, very soft—Frankstown Furnace:
For solo by [dortf JOUN MOOItHEAD.
BLOOMS -100 tons No. 1 Juniata Blooms
and Lumps for sale by JOHN MOORHEAD.
AA. MASON & CO. will open on Wed
. nusday, December tY.,th, another case of those Mk . •
oot Plaids; usual price, 75 and re. dec2s
HAW IS--:300 more Long Wool Shawls at
S
•$5 and $6; tamed price, $8 and $lO. Just received by
A. A. MASON A CO., 25 Fifth at.
BLANKETS —.ioopairs more of those cheap
Blankets, reduced $1 and $2 per pair, at
eiIIEESE-500 boxes prime Cutting Cheese
Nj just receivod mud fur sole by
dec.2s lIHNItY If. COLLINS.
GGREASE—For Wagons, Drays, &c., in cans
this day received by HENItY H. CA)LLINS.
PRIME ROLL BUTTER-5 bbls this day
received by railn.lad and fur sale by
dec2s HENRY IL COLLI:s:S.
EGS --3 bbls fresh Eggs received and for
sale by Ldec2s.l -HENRY IL COLLINS.
ARGO, 76 Fourth street, is prepared to st
k.) tend to a boat of customers during Ole Holidays.
ANNIVERSARY OF PENN LITERARY
SOCIETY—The members of the [there Society respect
fully inform the public that they will celebrate their Anni
versary on THURSDAY EVENING, Tith lust, at the new
FKANKLEN HALL, Fifth street, opposite the Theatre; on
which occasion the exorcise will consist of Essays, Declanut
lions, Orations, and Disputation. Subjert for debate—
•• Should a man obey a law of his country which ho believes
to be morally wrong?"
Tickets, 10 cents—to be had at A. H. English k en 'et, J o.
B. McFadden & Son's. from the mentherk and at the door.
kxerri,cs t. commence at 7 o'clock. c1ec24,13t.
Orricr or CuARTMII9 VALLEY , IIAn.BO3M Co.l
Pittsburgh, Dezember 22, 18E6. I
T FIE Annual meeting of the Stockholders of
Lire Cho tiers Valley Raitread Company will lir held at
the Othce of the Company, N 0.1,14 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
on the SECOND MONDAY of January, 1856. The election
for Directors will be held on the same day, and at the Mille
Owe, between the hours of 2 and 5 it'clock P. 51.
dec24 S. F. VON BONNIWIIST, Secretary.
PITTSBURGH YOUNG MEN'S CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION-The regular monthly meeting
Mr December will take place at the Rooms of the Association.
THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 734 o'clock.
An Election will be had at this meeting. for °Ricers and e
Ronal of Managers, to Barre for the year 1856.
held GEORGE D. HALL, Rec. Seep.
ju lIIRSHFIELD & SON, No. TO Wood st.,
. have received a fresh assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Also, a fine lot of Fancy and Variety Goods, suitable for
Preeents, such as
Porte Mammies,
Canes
Work Boxes,
phi Dressing Rotas, &r.
lIA ILROAD STOCK AT AUCTION—On
Thursday evening, December 27th, at 7 o'clock, at the
Merchants' Fehange, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, will be sold
od a.vount of whom it may Wu ern-5 shares Rochester and
Genes, Valley Railroad Company Stock; of which B. P. 11.
Morrison will take due notice.
deeN P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
:ISTO. MOLASSES-150 bbls new Molasses,
• in oak barrels, just received and for sale by
dec24 SMITH, MAIN .4 HUNTER.
()RANGES -20 boxes sweet Oranges just
roreived and for ode by
OCOA NUTS-1000 Cocoa Nuts just re
coivedd and for sale by
de,:24 REYMER S ANDERSON, 39 Wood et.
T_T 00FLAND'S BITTERS-12 gross just
received and fur sale Ld'24l FLEMING BROS.
SCOTCH SNUFF-3 bbls fur sale I) . y
doc 24 FLEMINO BROS.
inkUININE-100 ounces for Bale be
Noi, dec.24 FLEMING BROS.
- - -- --
CARB. IRON PRECI P.-200 lbs for sale by
d0c.24 FLEMING EROS.
PRUSSIAN BLUE, IN Ott-100 lbs for sale
by ( dee-4J FLE3II NO BROS.
C
QHIEDIM SCHNAPPS-12 gross for sale
L 1 by (de 24] I+ 4EII ING BROS.
CONCENTRATED LYE--A new article for
making Soap—ano pound worth tan of potanh; for solo
by (dix:24J FI.RMING BROS.
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS—We have a
good sasortment of the above instruments on hand,
varying in price from $1,25 to $lO, for sale at
deer: SOWN do TETLEY'S.
KATES-500 pairs of assorted Skates, from
S
20 cents to $3 per pair. Also, Straps for the same, very
cheap, at [rie 22 ) DOWN & TETLEY'S.
SIIOT-20 kap assorted Shot, from BB up
kJ to No. 10, for gale tow for cash, at
dec22 BOWN St TETLEY'S.
-ROPE MI LLB--PL RESPICES AND MUSTARD
—NO. I DIAMOND.—The purity and freshness of
these Spices and Mustard have won them a great celebrity.
Put up in 2 or., lb and 3,6 lb papers. Try them. Whole
sole or retail, by (decl.4l Y. R. DRAVO.
MEN AND BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING
—ROSENTHAL A BRO., Fifth street, opposite Ma
win's, have a large stock of Men and Boys' OIA)THING
on hand, comprising some entirely new and elegant styles,
which they are prepared to furnish at the lowest cash prices.
Also, alarge and fashionable atock of FURNIsioriG
GOODS. decLldly
APPLES -50 bbls Ureen Appl , es for sale by
Lkcs2 •4mrni, h
0 , 1 4l HUNTER.
- ,7^ •
1 ~r• . ' ,
1
,
. I.
LEY3IER & ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood street.
--•r-=~ -~~;~
THE HOLIDAYS.
7pkO° its
The Ladies' Wreath;. Gift of Frietuldhly;
The Casket; Ittoematton'ttglft;..
The.PhSoptenn; tilft of Affectiort:
The Forget-me-not; Memory's Offt -
TIM Moss flow ; Tempertmett Gift;
The Magnolia; Snow nuke;
11 9 NignvuqtiA4 • gaps:like;
The ito..le Of Shdrou • Cerfliau Olft;;
. Thu Young LAuly's dame ; Spenter'iliVerrku,
The Ltfel of Luther:. Tofteetrortis:- ,
Lives of Eminent Christians; Pruitt: Paiheitßtiit.follek
ALBUMS' lu grunt VA-fluty. -
I.lthtes, Hymn , Itookv&e: &v.., for Watt hy
dix!.;l` B. T. (1.-1101111 AN, lailfood at.
• BOOKS TOR.
k_T IL MlNER'lNV..3ol.Eilitlifietalxi.reot, bate 011
hand the largest, Most m6.olll4:fit; best, and mem cumpleta
stock ~ f ltook,k, fur pre,thlta, h ttus
Lift Books, A ILIUM; All nuftp, Cbi
ll tlrpit . # Bouts- 4uil Games
The _Republican Court i 9r, 4 1 ,.tnerfeun- sodiitty iu the Due
of W ;1341110.n: With drenty.One portril to of dbithagattlied
women,engraved from the original piebald. ,
The eenery of the United States; Illnetratedin Outioe of
forty engravings, embracing. views In every portion iSf the
United States.
The Eve of St. Agnes; by John Keats.lllustriatMl with
twenty desips, by Edward IL Vehnert.
Women of the Bible; illustrated with eighteekengrailogs.
Antique morocco. g.
Beauties of Charles BenomPe Court;; by 3trilangescra;
with twenty-one sPlendid plates. •
Heroines of Shake - pease • portraits of the female charades'
of the great Bard—forty-live largo and brilliant plates:-:„
The Waverly Gallory;. portraits of the principal :felonies
characters In the wrgings of il.tcott. • ,” r..
The Cienerflifltyron Beauties; portraits of the bunkum of
Lord Byron's Poems.
- Poetry of the Year passages from the Meth de a C t vo or
the Seasons • with twenty-two colored cognising*
U fe
Grayde's Elesigns. gy; beautifully illustrated - with new Mid - beatt•
l
Homes of America's' authors; comprising views'Of their
birth.pla d. ces or residences, engraved on steelorith trigitletta
n woo
illustrated London News; embellished witti.nlanythotp
sand spirited engraving,.
The Wide, Wide World; illustrated edition; embeilished
with tine engravings from original thnwing.4.•
Moore's Complete Poetieal Worlthi Illusr.te&wjai v er y
trio steel engravings and portraits, . .
Byron's Complete Poetical Works; illtistrated with elegant
steel rogravings and portrait. .
.bialleclestkimplete PizetiattWeilis; lioau , fifltlly RR:strafed
with flne.steel cogravioP, anti 1:0 17.40 t ,
Tho Complete' Works of 'lletiaitilUrni; containing. his
. rears, Pumas and Us - respondence, With a new Lire of the
Poet, and nutict critical and biographical, by AllarfiCnu
nlugharu; elegantly illustrated with steel plater. [dric%l
elaßtsTmAs BOOKS-
Gems of Beauty;
Diadem;
christimi Reepsake; Flower Gift ;;c
. 4 ,
'Keepsake of k•riendiship; ,
,
Token of Friendship; • '
Ladies' Gift; Moss Rose;
Roso of Sharon;
Ladles' Wreath;
Magnolia;
Adventures of Gilbert Ooahead; the Wei Ch':ristnise:
hook published.
Balloon Travels in L'arorir.
Together with a large assortment of Juvenile ii:Ciale.S,:aulta
hie for Christmas and New Year's Presents; also r tz large.as
sartmcnt of standard Books, benuditi elegant bindiraga.. As
for the price we are selling them at, all we ask IS to rents aud
examine, and compare prices with other stores. •
Harper's 3lagazlne for January, price We.
Oodoys do.. do. do. 20c.
Putnam's du.
Leslie's N. Y. Journal, do. ..do. lfic.
Peterson's Id/iv:zinc, do. do. 17c.
Baliou's Magazine, do. • do. I.oc. •
Remember, tho place is at
LAUFFEWS ItOOKIWW,
dee22) Xo. 30 Fifth st., next door fo ExchangUralik.,
PRESENTS FOR TUE 11013..D.5Y &ARON'
Please the mind, mote and rdett uy.ealling Lind buying
some of our richly illuminated Books, such as.— • , -
The Republican Court ; with Zwentymuo portraits-of &I.'
tinguishixt Females of the United States, in the days of Wash
ington.
Gray's ERI,7; illustrated.
Leaflets of Memory for 1806.
Poetical Works of Byron, 31m. Ilemans, Lormfellow;:Ben
Jenson. Burns, Ac., in antique and half tudique bindings. •
The Waverly Gallery; antique binding.
Cluimeteristics of Women; do •
IV omen of the Scriptures; do
Christian's Daily Delight; do ,
Call and examine for yourselves at
W. A. GILDMPENNTY
Firth ski - Uppositellin Theatre.
C.I.I.EISTIVIAS PRESENTS.
V —A large anti beautiful timaortaneut of WA9CIIII9,
CLAIN'S and JE)VELit'f, at t. 7 Market street, corner . of
Fourth. W. W. WILSON. , ,
ttilehri,f , t A nwriean IlazOra, "the be....t itr the world"'
f. a. dale ,illy at the above place. tkal)
noLIDAY GIFT BOOKS-
Churucteristics of IVouten; 3l steal eugavittet
•
thine bindiug.
Layti of Ancient Rome; antique binding.
Waverly Gallery; 311 engravings; London edlifon.
Repubileau Court; di portraits of American Females...
Christian's flatly Delight; tins illustrations{ andhpla birtirg
-11-amen of the Bc4iplures, do do
Kniekortnicker Gallery ; 49 portraits of dislinoliiioApi4
trthuteri to the Knieterboek:r
.
binding.
Leall.ti of 11 entory Gar ]3su--a beautiful gift &lob:.
h. , .bler's Christian Year: beautifully Illustrated; pionicco.
I rvini,ds Sketch lb:lob—tine edition.
The Floral Keepsalce—a beautiful preiiiint..
- .
t l / 4 •enery of the United States—the finest book of =Um.:
Pets--fly run, 3loora, Iturus. 51risliendawn,Ben 4940fki
Sindi3inware, de.; in an tiquo and half antique bindliwg. '
Large and small Bi ks, Pftwyer Books, in various' iwtyLis,ie
Children'i Boot:A—over fit* dill'enmt kinds, suitatdirldtd
ebildreu of all ;1g.,.
Lout forget to call at
W. A. GILDENFPNNEY
Fifth st, opposite the-Theatre;
CIIRIST3IAS AND NEW-YEAR'S GIFTS
AT HEINEMAN & "CO.'S,
No. 41. Fifth street,
Where can be found one of the largest and lined
assortments of all etvlm of
Gold Watches, (cases of our own mandfarture.)
Silver Watch., In all their various styles. •.
Pure Silver Spoons, (of our own manufacture.)
Plated Ware—a very large assortment
Jewelry—an endless Variety of the latest and most bem#P
fat patterns.
Fancy Goods—a large assortment. '•
Clocks to cult all.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, beg to rer i rdruX
their friends and the public in general to favor us wiflinfiall
dui ing the Holidays_ and we are sure they will find L. - likail.: .
and price to suit. ikell?
11. C. =NYMAN PILLS. M.ETRAX L. 11.1=LUAEr.
CHRISTMAS SEASON—FreshFruits — just
received by F. R. DRAVO, No. 1 Diamond—
Italisitia—slil qualities;
Currants—old and sew;
Citron—nevi; IN .
Lemon and Orange Peel.
Also, Pickles, Sauces, fresh Peaches and _Tomatoes.
decl9 ;
WATCHES AND JEWELRY at teamed:
Y prices, at
ROBERTS dc DEC.'S, No. 41 Fifth stiost,
Who will dispose of any article In their variety at pricei
lower than the same articles can be bought foroWsvhspi IP
the city, within fifteen days. They have "marked down'
their stock, in order to make place for a new and fine soled.'
don, purchased with .11 eye to the holidays, and bolido 'tc A
menibruuce,., by the senior partner, who is at preseutlallie -
East for that purpose.
We stake our veracity upon the assertion that wo
FIFTEEN PER CENT. DATER than former prices. Pasta;
who deflre any article in this way will please ciilL
declo 1.1.08EET3 . 4 site.
F'
Olt CIIIIISTRAS GIFTS, what so
We as a Pocket Rerniving. Almanac, to toil thallityl:4",'
the month at an Instant's glance; or &Pocket Lockeirtirlf6. -
went°. The above articles axis be had at
dee2o NO. 63 3IARIEE'r Et•
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD,
comacrvici
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCE. •
THE SHORTEST; QUICKEST, AND MOST RELIABLE
ROUTE TO TOLEDO, CHICADO, ROOS /BLAND, AND Sr
LOLA 19 cLCCLEYELAND.
This !Mute is One 'Hundred miles shorter and aboultnino,
hours quicker than the circuitous one via hullanapollx. •
Three Daily 'rains from Pittsburgh to acreland. " •
Three Daily Trains from Cleveland to Chicago.
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twenty-throe hours,
and St. LOllli thirty-seven hours.
On and after THURS./AY, December :10., 1855, the Trains'
on this Road will ruu as follows:
VIA ALLIANCE.
The trains of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Raltread leaving
Pittsburgh at 2..30 A. M. and 8:00 A. M., connect at Alliance : .
At 7:30 A. M. and 11:40 A. 33.., as follows:
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 7:90 A. N. and 11:40
A. IL, connecting at Hudson with Trains for Cuyahoga Finis
And Akron, and arriving In Cleveland at 10a0 A. 3L and 2
*lO6 P. 31.
.
The train leaving Pittsburgh at a• 00 P. IL mates no cam-ii
nortion at Alliance for Cleveland.
iba.engerss for Toledo, Chicago, St. Lou's, Rock 'gland".
Listens, and the North-west, who wish to go through with
out detention, wilt take the train leasing Pittnargh at 8:911 ,, ,
A. M., and arriving iu Cleveland at
only train by which 'clot° connections rub thuderthrongh
the above points. Passengers by this :train rgdcltCbirago at.`.'
Sao next morning, and Et. Louis-at 200.1.-Wthe morning,.'
following. •
The trains leaving Pittsburgh at 2:30 A. M. and Welles - IRP -
at 0a)1 A. hl. are the only ones bi which ow.enger. c o n
reach stations south of Alliance, or stations on tholosca.^.
Tawas extension. . .
-Tickets for Cleveland, Chicago and the North-Vie%
via Wellsville, are acid at less than via Alliance. "
The trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago came
renown : Leave Cleveland at 13:00and 4:15 A.M., 3:34 and 590
P. M. Arrive at Chicago at IU. IP. al., 8:10 A. M., and 8:40
1. M.
Trains leave Chicago for Rock Island and St. Louis as..foli: .
low.: Per flock Wand at 9:00A. M. and 11:00 P. EL Nor,
Louis at 71 A. M. and 9:30 P. M.
. .
Pa:imagers for ed. Louis go over Rock Plant! Railroadll.,
Joliet, and thence over the Chicago and sliattittalppl Rat7roavY
to Alton, and thence by steamboat CM tulles} to Salta .
Puevengera by the 7:15 A. M. Train arrive at st. LA11311111:00
.11110 evening, and by the 9i.10 P. M. Train at 2.:00 P.M:unit
day.
MEMISMIM
KARL VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
Ist dues. 2d de. 14 clam. .2d
To Alliance $2 30 To La Salle-... 516 00 $ll 50
" Cleveland -.. 400 " Rock lard- 18 00 14 00
" Toledo 650 " Galena.-- 18 15 1.4 00
" Chicago_ 13 00 $lO 00 " Springfield, 18 70 16 Bi
" Illooruing'n .16 90 14 50 " Burlington, 19 00 15 00
" St. Lonin.--18 30 16 50
procure their tickets at
. t . -tr%
e Monongahela Howie, thud-
Pnasengers are requested
Mitre or this Company, In
door below the corner.
•NA Supt, Cleveland. .•
AUCHLEY, AO, PittebDrgh
EXCELSIOR CORN-SHELLER
AND SEPARATOR. •
THE WONDER OF TILE TIMES
J. P. Smith's Patent, Debrtutry 27', 1855.
rrfillS most admirable and complete Hand ur Power COAX
supray.e. has been pronounced by competent judges.
Farmers, Agriculturists and Atechanks, to b e the fastest
and most complete Sheller and Separator' ever invented,
being able to shell
A Bushel per 3.l.lhute I ,
t can be worked by hand, with a small expenditure et.
muscle, and shell and separate the coin trim the cab perfeeb:
ly clean, without trenkingxt particle ofelther. Every raspier ,
should hare one.
Tiy DEALERS IN PATENTS AND MANUFACTURES.
We would say, those who wish to make aJortune with a
smell capital should purchase a Right at Linen as they s,ro
rspidlY changing hand. A few State and County Rights yet
for Kale, and will he given on such tertus an will insure on
kuniouse profit.
call at once open thu Agent, to 110 :+znltllieltl shoot,
opp,eite the Post Offitwi dell
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