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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THURSDAY MORNING
.Mayoralty Convontion.—The Delegates elected at
the Democratic Primary Meetings, on Saturday last,
assembled at the Court House, yesterday morning.
About twenty minutes before the time announced
for the opening of the Convention, and when only a
portion of the delegates were present, the assemblage
was organized by calling John S. Kennedy, of the
Third ward, to the chair.
Mr. Charles Barnett was nominated for Vice Pre
sident, but refused to act. Most B. Rowley, Ninth
Ward, was then elected to fill that office.
Mr. H. Wee. Whitney was chosen Secretary.
The names of Delegates were then - called over,
when the following gentlemen presented their cre
dentials :
Fret Ward—J. C. Buffum, Jacob Kent, James
Kennedy, Wm. Bennett in place of John 4th.
Second Ward—Charles Barnett, Arthur Magill and
Richard M'Canco, in place of T. B. Davitt and A. P.
Anshutz, E. C. Matthews, Michael Keenan.
Third Ward—M. C. Milligan, James Hardman,
Felix Lafferty, I. G. Sproul, John S. Kennedy.
Fourth Ward—Joseph O'Brien, Martin Connolly,
W. J. Montgomery, H. Lacock, Hugh Darning.
Fifth Ward—Francis Felix, Jno. Mackin, Michael
Leahy, Joseph Bell.
Sixth Ward—Win. H. Whitney, Robert Laird,
James M'Cabe, Henry Rea, jr., Win. A. Lare in place
of H. J. Rogers.
Seventh Ward--Jas. A. Irwin, B. F. Latshaw, J.
N. M'Clowry, W. W. Irwin, B. Kane.
Eighth Ward—William M'Clure, B. Flanegin, Ed
ward Blatt, John Coyle, Samuel Dunn, in place of
Daniel Seitz.
Ninth Ward—Thomas S. Rowley, Joseph Weeks,
George Rahm, John Dort-is, H. N. Spear in place of
Wm. Hamilton.
After the names of the delegates were called over,
Mr. John Coyle moved that a committee of five be
appointed to draft resolothin2.
Mr. Barnett amended the resolution by moving
that the Convention go into a nomination for Mayor.
The Chair decided that Mr. Barnett's motion was
not in order, and said a voto would be had on Mr.
Coyle's resolution.
Mr. James A. Irwin opposed the appointing of a
committee, and said it was entirely contrary to usage
to do co, before a Convention had acted on the busi
noes that brought them together. He had never
beard the like before, and he saw no necessity for it
now ; the members of the Convention were sent here
to nominate a candidate for Mayor, and not to pass
resolutions. 110 hoped the Convention would attend
to that business, and they would be sustained by all
true Democrats. •
Mr. J. Coyle, in reply, said he had'nt come there
to make a nomination, as he didn't think it expedi
ent, and would like to sec his resolution pass.
Mr. M'Cloirry assnmed this to be a Democratic
Convention, but for all that, there were men in it who
had signed a call upon a Whig to run for Mayor, and
would vote fur him, whether a nomination was made
here or not. These men were pledged to support
Volo, and to work Itgainet anything that would pre
vent this Convention from declaring for him ; for
this purpose they were here. If a fusion is desired,
why can't a Democrat he selected as well as a wbig?
Let us go into the business of the Convention, and
ii7ireinate a Detnocrat for ;flavor.
lion. W. W. Irwin declared there was great impro
priety in appointing a committee to declare the set,
(tments of a Convention that had, an vet, aecom
}dished nothing. Hy the terms of the call upon
which this body was assembled, the who& Convcn•
then, not a committee of five, were to decide the
question of a nomination ; the appointment of such
a committee was an anomaly in the Democratic party ;
the established custom was to go into a nomination,
arid then to appoint a committee to draft resolutions
expressive of the previous arts of the body. Ile
concluded by suggesting that the Convention should
vote directly on the nomination.
Xi. thokwithdrew hi re:4°ll.l6°n, atnimovt d
that a vote he taken on ;he question of "fnsion or
112 fusiodb"
`Mr. Barnett amended by •offering the following
&eared, That this Convention support no candi
date for the office of Mayor, at the ensuing election.
who will not pledge himself to support the nominee
of the National Democratic Convention for President
of the United States.
Mr. Coyle amended this amendment as followe:
Resolved. That nu distinctive party nomination be
made by this Convention for the office of Mayor.
Mr. Barnett said the amendment was not in order,
as it was really the same in substance as the original
Mr. Coyle here renewed his mittith tar n e•omullttec
011 resolutions. TLe reholutiou was carried, and the
following persons appointed : Meters. Coyle, Lary,
Sproul, Laird and Speer.
Mr. MeOW offered a resolution, that the Conven
tion recommend Mr. John M. Irwin to the rot,. of
the city, a a candidate tar Mayor.
As with the former re,mlution, of the same purport
the Chair ruled it out of order.
:Mr. 11 igan moved that the Chair appoint two
rerrons from each Wiwi, to net na an Executive
Committee for the ensuing year.
Mr. Barnett wanted to know for what party. This
question excited considerable laughter, and various
amendments were made, that the committee should
consist equally of Know Nothings and Whigs.
Mr. James A. L•win said it was unnecessary to ap
point ouch a committee, as the sixteen Democrats in
the Convention would withdraw, organize, and ap
point a Democratic Committee.
After considernble discussion. this resolution was
left lying upon the Secretary's desk, and no action
it.
A motion to adjourn for one hour was made, but
was voted down
Mr. Coyle, the chairman el the committee on reso
lution!, a ho had been sitting on hie chair, apparently
very unetvy, here came forward, and produced from
his pocket a series of resolutions, which, from their
rumpled and dirty appearance, seemed to hare been
prepared at least some hours previously, and pro
ceeded to read them, as follows
in "all times paet," and** for him.we took to " a
good time coming, for higher and greater honors."
Tows CoYi.e, L GRIER SPROUL,
11. N. SPEAR, ROST. LAIRD,
W. A. LAKE.
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DECEMBER 27
Mr. Irwin moved to lay them upon the table, upon
which the ayes and nays were called :
Ayes—Messrs. Barnett, McGill, Keenan, Matthews,
M'Cance, Bell, Maakin,,W. W. Irwin, Latahaw, Mc-
Clowry, Kane, J. A. Irwin, Rowley, Weeks, Rahm,
Dorris-16.
Naye—Messra. Bennett, &dram, Jae. Kennedy,
Kent, Milligan, Herdman, Lafferty, Sproul, Jno. S.
Kennedy, O'Brien, Connolly, Burning, Lacook,Mout
gomery, Felix, Leahy - , M'Cnbe, Laird, Whitney, Ron,
Lare, Coyle, Bratt, Flanegln, Dunn, M'Clttrb, Speer
—27.
A motion was then made to adopt the resolutions,
which Mr. 3l'Clowry hoped would not bo passed, as
they did not express the sentiments of the Democracy
of this city ; he would therefore enter his protest
against their passage.
Mr. W. W. 'rain said that to vote for these resolu
tions would be to violate the instructions of his con
stituency, who were in favor of a Democratic nomi
nation. The resolutions proposed to endorse Mr. Vols
for Mayor, but under the circumstance that they were
forcing upon the Democracy a man they did not ap
prove, ho would certainly be defeated.
The ayes were then called for on the resolutions.
Mr. Barnett remarked, that as it was very evident
the whole affair to foist Vain upon the Democratic
party was "cut and dried," he hoped those members
of the Convention in favor of a Democratic nomina
tion would not vote at all upon the passage of the
resolutions.
This advice was adopted by nearly all of the six
teen whose votes are recorded above. Mr. Irwin,
and a few others, out of respect to the convention
voted, but in the negative.
The resolutions were carried by the following vote :
Messrs. Bennett, Buffum, James Kennedy, Kent,
Milligan, Ilerdman, Lafferty, Sproul, John S. Ken
nedy, O'Brien, Connolly, Darning, Lacock, Mont
gomery, Feliz, Leahy, M'Cabit, Laird, Whitney, Rea,
Lars, Coyle, Brett, Flanegin, Dunn, M'Clure, Spoor.
The assemblage then adjourned rise die.
Mr. Jas.-A. Irwin arose and requested all the dele
gates, opposed to the action and resolutions of the
Convention just adjourned, to remain and re-organ
ganize themselves into a Democretie Convention.
NOMINATION OF JOHN M. IRWIN, ESQ., A 8 THE OEM
Agreeably to Mr. lrvrin's request, the following
sixteen delegates remained and organized themselves
into Convention by placing Mr. Joseph Bell, of the
Fifth ward, in the Chair.
Stroud Warti—Charles Barnett, Arthur
M. Keeuaa, Richard M'Cance, E. C. Matthews.
Fifth Wrird—John Mackin, Joseph Bell.
Scrridh Ward—W. W. Irwin, B. F. Latshaw, J
N. M'Clowry, B. Kane. James A. Irwin.
Ninth Wiird—Thopias S. Rowley, Joseph Weeks,
George Rahm; - Joh❑ Dorris.
Mr. Arthur was selected to net as Secretary.
Mr. %V. W. Irwin said the second Convention was
called front a conviction that the former one had not
done its duty in refusing to make a Democratic nom
ination. and he would therefore present the following
resolution s
&soiled, That it is expedient to nominate a dis
tinct Democratic candidate for Mayor.
This wits carried unanitnonsly, without debate_
Mr. M'Clowry then moved that Juhu M. Irwin,
Esq., be nominated by this Convention.
Mr. W. W. Irwin seconded the motion, and . in a
few remarks alluded to the indecency and unfairness
that had characterised the whole proceedings of the
other Convention. Ho said, that if they had only
acted a little more justly, he might, perhaps, have
coincided in their action, but he felt bound, now, to
oppose it,
The question on the motion of Mr. ill'Clowry was
taken, and John liL Irwin unanimously declared to
he tho Democratic nominee for Mayor.
On motion of Mr. W. W. Irwin, the following gen-
thence were appointed a committee to prepare an
address to the Democracy of the city: Mmisra. Ir
win, Barnett and Mackin.
The annexed Executive Committee was liken-is°
appointed, after which the Convention adjourned:
Messrs. Joseph Bell. Jno. R. Bailey,..JrW. C. Dunn
John Heldman, John N. M'Clowry,Thott. S. Rowley
0-eo. F. Gillinore, Joseph Oliver, Brown Irwin, Win
Alexander.
Pour Literary S.. iety.—The anniversary meeting
of the Penn Literary Society will be held this even
ing, in Franklin Hall, Fifth street, apposite the
Theatre. The Society is composed of a number of
young gentlemen of a literary turn of mind, who are
desirous to prepare themselves for occupying a wider
sphere in life, by cultivating a knowledge of debate
and declamation. The proceeds of the present exhi
bition are to be applied to procuring a library. As
the price of admission is only ten eente, and the ex
oreises will hoof an interesting character, we suppose
they will meet with proper encouragement.
Th. eirrry jingling of the sleigh-bells could he
heard in all parts of the city. yesterday, as cutter,
sled and sleigh went tlitting by, well laden with hap
py looking pleasure-seekers. On Christmas evening
the snow-flakes began to fall in profusion, and con
tinued until last night, tik., that now we have very fair
sleighing. Everybody who could by hook or crook
raise a sleigh, was out last night, and the pleasant
sound of the rattling Lolls enlivened the streets to a
late hour.
Droulied.---.A young man unknown to the officers
of the boat was drowned off the steamer Philadelphia
on Tuesday evening, at Wellsville, while the boat on
her trip to this city was discharging freight at that
place. Ile was working his way to Pittsburgh, ris
deck hand. Every effort was made to rescue him
from a watery grave, but without effect.
11.011, llrporr.—The interment, for the week end.
ing uu Monday, numbered eleven. Of these four
were adults, and seven children ; nine were male,
and two females; one died of emall-pox ; inn of
one del,Liity. tw'ft'of typhoid fever. one of
...Om., two ef teething, ritel two were Still-burn.
t.. ibtith.- -A man named liters WWI ft 'Mid
ing dead on the Steubenville rend, about nine mile,
From the city, yesterday. lit had evidently died
from ez pos ure to the NV eather.
Thy pl.? to get cravats and gentlemen's furnish
ing goods is at Ilirshneld's, Wood street, who has
just revolved a fresh supply of beautiful goods. Call
and 'cc him
.4 /Oa of valuable Rea.l Estate and Stocks will be
sold this evening, at 7 o'clock, at the Merchant? Ex
change, Fourth street., by Mr. Davis, Auctioneer.
1, town. yesterday, Col. John F. Tracy, Superin
tendent of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
William the English papers of last
week it was reported that William Hiller and Adam
Kauerlein had tried to defraud a blind German.
Their story ix false, and intended to injure the for
mer. The report in the work of two malicious neigh
born, who want to ruin Mr. Hiller in his business
and drive him away from his house. We refer to
the next number of the German paper Pittsburgh Re
pnblieither, which will contain a full refutation of
that malignant accusation, and we request all Eng
lish papers to make the necessary correction.
.(1?, - 2-Counterfelt.lxig.—Such is generally the fate of
every truly meritorious article, that when by its tested worth
it establishes a reputation, then it is that some unprincipled
persona even at the risk of life, will palm off to the OOP.
tswt_ing en article more likely to kill than to core. lien,.
so inn n y Imitations Of Dr. J. I.IO6TETTER'II CILLER/ILO
STOMACH BITTEGIS. The counterfeiters using the persuasive
urgutuout (In order to effect sales) to dealers in flontetter'd
Bitters to purchase it from them, and sell it in 114..nteit,
bottles. The genuine article needs only to he tasted to ac
credit Its great worth. Wholesale and retail depot, Na 207
Penn street, and by the druggists and hotels generally
throughout the United Stated and Canada,
[liostmen tic Surni.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
Tho DIURNAL Capt. J. A. Suoir-v, and the
FOREST CITY, Capt. R. WAT, will run ao
REOULAIt DAILY PACKETS between Pitte
burgh, Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all !aorta,
diets ports.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondaye, Wed
nesdays and Frldaya, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Rcrurtycva, she
will leave Wheeling on Tuesday-a, Thartidays and Saturday.,
at 7;4 o'clock, A. Al.
The FOREST CITY will also lease Pittsburgh on Meader.,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. AL—ltcrundago,
elle will leave Wheeling on Monday., Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 114 o'clock, A. M.
For fredOit ur passage apply on board, or to
J. D. COLLINO WOOD, Agent,
No. 155 Front street.
DIVIDEND—CITIZENS' INSURANCE COREA-
Nt.—Tbe President and Directors of this Company
have this day declared a dividend of BLx Dollars per share
upon the Capital Stock—five dollars payable to the stock
holders or their legal representatives, and one dollar credited
to their stock, on and after the 22.3 inst.
decls2ot SAMUEL L. AIARaIIELL, Sec' y .
MONONGAHELA NAVIGATION CO.-
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS—The Annual meet
lug of the Stockholders of the "Monongahela Navigation
Company will be held, as required by law, on THURSDAY,
tb q 10th day of January, 185 d, at the office of the Company,
No. 75 Grant street, in the city of Pittsburgh, at 2 o'clock p.
51 . for the election of officers for the ensuing year"
‘1,,.17 Livid)) WM. BAKEWELi., Secretary.
Democratic Convention
OCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
[COVMUNICATED.I
COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
President.
L. WILMARTIL
Vice Presidents.
GEO. W. CA
T. S. CLAREZE,
Treasurer.
N. HOLMES, Ja.
Secretary.
JAMES P. BARR.
Superintendent.
S. T. NORTHA3I, JR.
Onnmittere of Arbitration for November.
CEO. IT. CASE, V. P., JOHN S. O.)SGRAVE,
JOHN GRAFF, HENRY LAMBERT,
JAMES O'HARA.
RATES OF
DISCOUNT.
PENNSYLVANIA. Brunch at W005ter........ . do
Bank of Pittsburgh......... par Branch at Xenka....... ... .... IA
Exchange Bank, do par Branch at Youngstown.... do
Mer. and :liana., do par City Bank. Cincinnati do
Bank of Commerce par Commercial Bk,Cincin't do
Bank of North America... par Franklin Bank ' do
Bunk of Forchern Liber's, par Lafayette Bank do
Bank of Pennsylvania... par Ohio Life Ins. & Inlet Co. do
Bank of Penn Township, par Western Reserve Baur:... do
Commercial Bank of Pa... par Small Notes.. ' %.
Farmers & Mevimuics'Bk, par NEW ENGLAN a
Girard Bask par All Solvent — Banks
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Kensington Bank
Maim. k Mechanics' 8k... par
NEW YORK
New York city........
Mechanics' Bank par
Moymneusing Bonk par
Philadelphia Bank par
Southwark Bank par
Tradesman's Bank par
Western Bank par
Bank of Chambasburg...
Bank of Chester County, par'
Bank of Danville Par
Batik of DeL CO., Chester, par
Bank of Germantown par
Bank of Gettysburgh ?'.'t
Bank of Lewistown
Bank of Middletown )-:i
Montgomery Co. Bank ... par
Bank of Northumberland. par'
Columbia Bk & Bridge Co par:
Chiyiestown Bank purl
Easton Bank par i
Erie Bank Lc. I
Farmers' Bk of Bucks Cu, par!
Farmers' Bk of Laneastur. par
Farmers' Bk of Reading.. owl
Form. ilk of Schuylkill Cu tar
Far. & Drov. Waynesburg I 4
Franklin Bk Washington. 1..4
Harrisburg Bank Se:
Honesdale Bank 1 , 4
Lancaster Bank purl
Lancaster County Bank... pi.. ,
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Baltimore par
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N. JERSEY Ii DBLAWARE.
All eolvent Banks
Rank of the Valley X.t
j Bank of SO.. Richmond— do
Bunk, Va., Norfolk... do
Fanners B'k of Virginia. du
31emikati ts' & Mech. Yank
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Bank of Cape Fear
Bank of St. of N. Caroll'a do
Wow. Bank. Wilmington do
)Merchants' Bk, Newborn da
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bk of the St. of S.Lirolina do
Bank of South Carolina do
'Bank do
Planti:rer & Mechanic' Ilk do
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Augusta het k Bk'g Ct
:Bank of Angueta 3
'Bk of Brunswick, A ug'a. 3
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York Bank
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Southern Bk of Kentucky do
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Btalinsular Bank
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CA-NADA.
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Branch at MI. Plrnt,trit • ... 111
Itratalt at V.ttne,liile t.:Kaght, new to
Brunch at N ors JL. ,L,lrrt•derieliad'ora.. , 11
Brunch at . 1,11111 ..... Tludors..
Itruneh at l', , rixtstouth... ..... .
Braavlt at Fxton tl"lSovorelans
Ltnthrlt at Barnum. ;to Ten oat Idars.
Branch at f'uya.lrat.a. ... do:Napoleons
Branch nt FtltassillAtti ..... do Ducats
STOCK AND BOND LIST
STATE SIXTRITIES.
Potm-y1 VI. Li r 1,.'7
Neer 1..1k 1,14 bt
oh. fi :eta . 1 , 175
irrip cc, c. c cut .1•,7
A ,
lINI
100
Alleghen l'lll,4urgls:
and C.Lainell.vllle $7:4).000 101
rt. ebenv. R.IL .V.Otillt 100
Do. Allegheny alloy 1.1
r14.1.11.-Icl, V311.* 11.11: lad irro 110
Clrrlal/,1 4f: Pitts. 1111 1511.000 i biro
Pettalsyruoin lilt • I.nkel.oou! I()0
ClI licteLnlrgli et , f....7',0,0001 100
A. 1614 !wily City 400.0011 100
M, t.n, loas 1011.000 100
Ror. ..f the coo : 10.000 loco
0.,t0
IL IL MORTO All F. DOSUS.I
1111,...1Cutit“.11.1'r 11.11.
gutu 11a11.11Uorc City i 1,00.1100 100
1/h14., IL.II. lel f o 1.7.41.“001 lOU
1... 11.11 ilict.tale '1,000.04,0i 100
Vnt.lLlLlet 10011 Ts' 44)0.eX/0. 11,0
l'itt... R Steu.llll I.e[ nu•rt 7e . `,00.1.0,x1; ltx4
BANK STOCK :J.
BattL . 1,132.700 f.O
.11, ,, ItnniA . A Manta linta tiott,tttlit'
Ex.rltn ngt• fittn . 91 , . t KM ,
/lank. !,trtt,ulKll !At
l'ittslturt:ll Cnnti eu s 1 on.unt, Itt)
I , :t.rutvry' 12.:o
(.1(12,11' th•in.i: 2 , 1.01A1 50
.511. - 1410111 y .S4l‘llle ;Ind Se..;;;A.,
3loc. Savings Bank, ..111.40 K. , 134
RAILROAD STOCKS.
l'eutts)lS units R. K.. .
lialtttore..t. Id
Cleveland& hattburgli K.R .
t that A. Peatitylva.ma R.R..
Pali, A t' .11ttellpvtlle R R.
Allegheltv Valley H.R.. ... Ltk.L.S.VL.I io
Clutrttert. %alley ILK .yi
Pitt, /4 .. 4 t.enttenville R.R. 1,17'.L.5a2 WI
11RUA; STI
A 11.101etiy }Snag, .
ltrdgr.
Hand Street
Ntaibern I.ll,rtiem lintlg
MISCELLAN Eol'S
PittAbitrgh Ulv C..mpany 2:)(1.1‘41
Allt•gllcaN lira Company
MtaG.llgabolG NnvlgArn ;Al .3Go.
Wit.tern I nAuraGoo .
ltiuzeu' lunutuu., C. .st
I'M, LAG., Fin. .114 tr I 10
litireka I !plural.,
Iht Mintug 0, .1 111. G.,
Nort.lt MILIIIM I 24:0
LW:hug:ton Citaluel C.:11
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
ovrirr t
rtuln.r I<ts. )
lII=IIII
1=111!111/1111111E1
trans. U..,
PIA11:11--Sal.• ithla extra tool the.• at fie
exporting: than wagon al x. 7 . arid in lin I.ld, .-Orn then wharf
at
BUCK 1%11 EAT
re lOU ft..
UHAlN—tSnlu:rlL bush Rye from th wharf nt 7:e . lOU
1..11 Corn in the ear st
19 Alr rectified et U.
iturrEß—z.uie v bblx I u lee Kell at '21..
blilt crushed et 11e.
I'l6 !It:FAL—Side 7i. oats A Ilextficny N., I at
CE=II
NEW ukk, St wks tiro, obox. laud and T.,-
1 , 10 75' $ Headlug . Pil giluat , 'l4 o .1i Met ,
Slit,. 4011 tmle, F 1,4 0. .11,e, Bali., 19.000 144. 11 lira& 0
cdoo 21,00 U lapth. Corn fulkor ..ale, 40.01Y.11,0-d0.1,,, Pork
s..th, 410 lAA,. 11.4 of doll 4,t1,,, 150 1,1,10 Lartl
druutting; Judos 1100 1.14., 1i 1.0.ky utnot.. wlth 00 kale, 01
mom..tit. Coffer lull . nolo:, 151 hog. Iltu at 12', Sugar
Kali, 020 t 44, 14 - 1,01, al
Rai, 4.01144, at. Pa. .0,, ,wet. nrol. oalo. LOU (~11n
utrl, 1,1,; .I:Lleh 500
Philadelphia Market
Flom void gine( 1.114,
ping lirunilr are still 11 , 1.1 ul j+ at. I,n tlio
rupor tot Nr.• vwull 1..13 itll 11,111, 1 , 1•111111.(1..11 nt nom ttS,:k
to (or 1,111/10311 lino! fancy NO of It lint w erg
ottortal on l'lntogo, and nor.; of •b. k r, not ,flord ut
proaont tinntations; the not wet, at "i 151.11 rt..l
an.lv for wt., ,ales lnlst lino, bwi
Lull I,,,,bob.latraro at im lit Caw dematl, and
5000twl'Almit.0.• n o SuUtliertl vruL.n aol,l, part at 7:t.:direst.
T,barro Irn gut-t. a n d the 4[ol and lower grade.. of
1111.111 by 11/ 1., V.. 1) ninch ,1,1....1 lo,k) n, dtonantl;
littot,l tatlos ILI 1.1 , 1 a at 31t. and in Uhl, at :ta
New York Cattle Illorkei
New iOP.E, Dot,!ober Itt,f ()title were
:1(1tP0 !mad. and pric. , rims .I lo
Sht.vp. wine acti . url,. Siloo v.. , I 11i.... at
OkiT :
Balt &more Market
lIALTI3IvILL, nll,•r 2 ,. .—Y1v0r
Wheal I.•t1 - r I .1( . 3 41111, at ,4 - 2«f,.1,0 , . iota ako
salt— 4 hit, nt 71 , (iy.73, and y. 11,14 .I.t
-Nausea, Indigestion and Nervous De
y.---• I ti" not mond, at h.• Lgmhu in of Whit-
II A VE'2 , HOLLAND 111111.:10 , , 1,, •
"For mood. 111,1"1.1, 1.11 Ito tete. ray onlinary Intl rnuaed
soi 11 extreme f1i111,411 whet) placed lalore me, that I altmAa
dremlett the oo 01 the du ter-hell. ,gatta
seemed to Lave illet all pwer, and my nerve.
pm completely IthatMred [hal I on, mothle to write f o r five
minutes at a [low A PITTSIWIttIIII.H.
Kt t.ll appilt . ll.l i , )11 nI the nhm•. or by liter.
CA UTIoN !-114.• carvitil t.. nel, Gar It"erhase'd . froltmi
Ititter, grant I oup iltrlty ut the medicine lw.s induced
runny nnitatlone, winch the pntdic !shout,' guard aguinxt
por
rhouing.
mSuld at faper bottle, or six betties far $.5, by the pro
prietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO., Manufacturing
Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh. Pa; It. E. SEL
LERS A CO.. corm, of Seel/11d and Wood street-9: and
Druggists generally. dec27
White Fish! Fish! Fish!
RIKER & 111;BBARD, SANDUSKY, Onto,
hare fur sale and keep cumitnntly on
hand, a full supply of FRESH AND SALT
WHITE 11811, and all other varietiem of LAKE PlBll.
. _
WANTED—An Unfurnished Room, with
Boarding'. In a private family, where there arm no
other boarders, by a gentleman and bin lady. Address "
P. L," Box 398. Post Office. dect2,2ti chJ)
T UST Received by Expresß—K ATE WIeSTON;
or, to Will anti to Du. By Jennie De Witt.
The Hunter's Feast; or. Conversations around the Cain?
Fire. By Chptaln Mayno Held.
For sale by B. T. C. Mt/IltiAN,
dec2o IU4 Wood street.
FINE OLIVE OIL
-2 dozen Latour's Extra Olive Oil, imarbi
2 de do do pints; must received
by [der F. R. DRAT°.
Q TOCKIIOL DE RS' MEETING—The Stock - -
holdera of the Pittsburgh and Erie Railroad Company
will meet r in Greenville, Mercer county, ou THURSDAY, thy
tlitrd day of January next, for the purpoae of electin Gar
Mau Diructans. ideo.l4lJ TIM J. POWER, Preddrnt...
~,..:~
~~
ENE
THERE were nine feet five inches of water in the channel
but evening at dusk—a fall of three inches since our last
report. The weather Is cold and freezli4t, with a light snow
on the ground, that brought out quite a number of sleighs.
With such weather, the river must fall considerably, soon.
The wharf was very much crowded with freight yesterday;
largo amounts arriving and going East.
The packet boats "Philadelphia" and^' Cincinnati " have
laid up.
Tile fit steamer " Forest City " is the regular packet for
What Hug. She leaves et lOji o'cketk.
Tux steamer " Messenger," fur Cincinnati and Louisville
was detained by a prom of business from leaving yesterday,
but will positively leave this morning at 10 o'clock.
THE fast steamer " Orb," having Leon ahseut Ina B days,
returned yesterday morning, and Isltdrerthusl to leave again
this evening.
Tao "Washington City " leaves this morning for New
Orleans, at 10 o'clock. Thow wishing a pleasant trip to the
South, should he on hoard early, 'and our word for it, that
Capt. S. Pepperd will see that you are well cared 1,,r.
THE " Grand Turk " arrived yestitOrty from R. Louis, with
about 4.50 tons of freight, discharging 125. tens at Wheeling,
soaking the trip In 11 days besides stopping at Cincinnati 30,
and Wheeling M hoots. She will leave again on Friday for
St. Louis.
FOR ST. Liao DIRT.C . T.—The nplcudid pn,senger * shouter
"R. F. Sass," Copt. Mulford, having all her freight t.n
board, will leave punctually thin afternoon, for St: Louis.
She has superior accommodations fur passengers, heitith-s ex
perienced OffieerS, WO will make 01 comfortable wb.c t carol
with them.
Snswzn Sulam.—The strainer “Cutivuy " was ic.ld on 11,.,
day, to Capt. Abner O'Neil, for $9,000. She will hat •.aft,r
roil as a regular packet la.wet.n Stenbenvlllu and Wha , lin,.
Capt. Wolff, Jr. bus cliarb . red. train Capt. Sam. La.un,
steamer "Flora," to fill liar place until tO, new la sit. nua
building, is ready, for tym thdliopnlis trade: so that the ',S
trolls of the" Conroy" will meet with no delay..
Tif6 new strainer e• St. Liwren," leave 9 I het inornin4
New OrJoann, and offers a pleasant trip to ihose eoing to the•
South. Capt. Dunlap law parelimed front Me.n. Bleb., A
Brother a mplendid Piano for the UM .f the bout: we were
also Informed that there woubl he a bridal part, on board, to
nwke a trip to New Orleato. and b ar k. O r e bcape•ak for It.
•• St. Lawrence" a pier atit and prwiltable trip to her owner.-
rti
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9-,
3 el
el,
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS
Ih:cannEri 2t, 1
0/ r/ .4 /
II
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THE PITTSBURUII AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
FOR O , SVEI AM I. 1 , 1 , VHEIGIIT
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Louisville
and Saint Louis.
THI4 LINK 14 4 4`0114444444.1 44 4 , 4411
ithltt-cheo., ititherfttl steamer, one LA-v,-11:7
qualleni .rteett, lttetolor.
and comfort, and in tht• ORT TM:440411 1411.1 I.llll'. 4 41 : 4 7 4.4,4
PAC 66441 4.14 O. Ohio 4 - 444 r It 4,41441 , 44•4 4 with the r Nlnl[
Lloe Steamers troth ettinteutitt to le oti•illtv nil Saito
Lm ht by 1111111) 1 - 4,144 . 116,, t 144'4 4 4 441 4,1
r 4 (111,441i thrtnaqh 11‘44'y Toe new Reamer. hays 1,50 44141.1
h. tho Line, wittch 4444‘4 . 4,414, 4 .44 44( the folf44w4ng 14.14
/.4
71 7 -
5.9 I
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IA • t!rfif 'pa rt
( pio. Ins .
BUCKEYE STATE .. liL237.9.lo * V2R,:lNtuli2y
01 , 3rt..mz_
A LLEGIIM Cvniii—
CINC t A T Ann Vl_4 . . . . ‘l....ltze.trty
KI ril
J
K. i II,,:,
1.11 ILA DELI'III A j K J j
AN IA !Jorrt "Kircenttll. IFrillur.
. . . . J t iN,AL.
"". I,a• e tinily tit In A.
N freight recrived aftrr w'el..ek on the uinuuy
dernmtre.
Fl.l- leullenhon. apply on tentrd.
o ,11
wit. l
f... 3 I ,t
JOHN u. IA V INOSTON.
•_
Jnll.N FLACK.
Moswitpar-la How,. Buildhig,
Prnintrnrot, IS:.".s—kivc.:af
Wheelng and Gallipoli* Packet.
.
'I, 24 h
3
I 1
Tile nem and MO6•1.611 otraite r
, W G 43 1 N Eli YA, Captain Jon:: o.u:lo:4l—Clerk. J. I:.
13111./11011—AVal leato for Om attive and lot,, to,.
ports every AFTEIiNUON, at 4 o'clock. oao
[l‘,l)
For frorg.l.t or 1,1,1 gt. apply ou botartl, nr to
.I A.+. COLLINS It ILL,AgrAtts.
tlve: Nos. 116 1.11 116 Kuhr rt.
Regular Tuesday Parket for
Marietta and Galliopollgt.
_
Jarn;M Y . ' l74../T . . 1 ‘11. 1 ., '1 4 . 4 , 7 1 14 ii i111 V. 4.17TT ' 44 r d
d toter t u m lyyt., porta overy TU F2SDAX, ut 4
P. M., IHNialvrly.
n,r (might or j•tiorsaire applr nu t, ntrl. or to
.1) 23 M II A Itl'ON, ‘ , r BARNES, Ageitt.e.
For Neer Orleans. ---
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41 I 4 -
.1 3,
The A6IIIM;ToN CITY. Capt.aun
‘‘' Fittmio . k. P. — ,nll kern
thenturn.l int.grmoliktle loin. ou
TUCK:4I,AI; 11..o.nalwr n
Itt IA A. M.
fi,ight or I.a.drair. uppl3
dec:2l. JUI.IN FLACK. Agout.
For Memphis and New Orleans.
The ma-anii, %lETILODDLIS, 1111-4Etiklu-ri,
4Et i klu-ri, will f.ir M.A.. /Aso! Ittt..s
port uu S ATU RDA Y. 29th, /it I,i
d"." LIN IN;;, , DIN .t ISA 10 k
For Menplilx, Vle ksbu - rg & New Orleaug
.x [r.. The atentm, ST. LAWRENCE, eztpt,k4s II
J I.i mil,- ,tlll 1..3, 14 El,.
asd slterin,linto pert, on 1111 . 1tSDA 1
nnntw•r r, st 15 .I . c hyrk A M.
Yor freitibt or I.lttiagO tkglri.
tlerls2 BARNES
For Cincinnati and Lottlitilit,
Tlatt st,tatner SAINT Lt (la tot al
g % • pus—Clerk. J. II Waken En—win 1,8,, Gtr the
above and ittlerntetitate txtrtB en FRIDAY.
188,881.ter 28th, at 18 A. M.
For freight or 'Nonage apply oo homnl, or to
Jec.27 I FLACK, BAH, ES A LI N' I NUSTON, Agent,
For Cincinnati and Lottimytlle.
The. mtearner 111(11. Captain Ass SLIEIW,III.----
jda2Clerk. ROM DOVI.F.-- Will l,ll, 1 Ili.. nl,. eve itll.l
• ,
Intermelliaw ports till 1111:1:SDA V.
27, ea 4 o'clock P. 31.
Por trnight or ilesxn , ,rn apply on Nl:lrd, or to
d..._ HA RN v,ts ,t g. 1.11 NG IVO‘ ID. A P . ."
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
Tho nlerlet, \q1:: I' Ilk. l'l4pium
ucit--Cl.k. J. 1) 01. N4l 1..., thi
above O.IHI IIII4•1111,Ital.• t, ' , lt l,\\.
4)..ctluber 24.. at 4 ~'t.ltrk I'
For freight or 1,AR,.g11. npply on hcuird. or to
dor?: RAHN Kt . ; A C 4 bI.LINIA WOOD, Azonia.
- _ _ . ...
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
j . ,.
'rho stcanter J. It. CARSON, CaptAin D. 4.
italimia4,—Ci*.rk, RitiviLvAL--m ill lens, rot
Uo above and in fr.rintal into ports oft FR I IJA V,
Eh...miter VlOl, at lo o'clock. A. M.
For fright or paKsage apply on lord, or to
dec'27 FLACK A. LIN INUSToN. Ao•ut+
Regular Packet for Cincinnati and
I'h steutuor JACOB POE. l'artaln A STI"
--(7lork. O. W. Iltysil f.
uhnt• nud hi4•rint4l. pvii.4 ATI 101.11
I),trull.r 29. at 10 A. ?O.
For freight or paivith, Apply on tttird. Or 14.
der . 27 l 11AIIN1 S. Ato•ot
Regular Packet for Cincinnati and
Lonievidle.
The. gleam, AIt:SSP:NOE:it, Captain M
LEND Ell— Clerk, C. L. DRENNAN ill e G.r
the above and lu team.lint, INlrt4 on
DAY, IX-weather 27111.. at 10 A M
For froight ur pato:lig, apply on lord, or to
(1,22 FLACK A LI% I%IiISTON. Arent
For Loulmr Illr.
Thyiner II ) (N. Captain k,
D. ' t NC, in 11,11‘ , . ! ha, 141,1, 11/ trl
inedinte TH IS HA I , 1,1
o'clock A. M.
For freight or ptissage apply On b.4tr.l. or to
derlB FLACK & BARNES.
For St. Louts.
The vteamer ViRAND TURIi. Captain A. it.
a 170 . 1. 1 ALLATIN 11. tms--will leave for the
above nod intermediate poi to on FRIDAY. La
.-c0a1... :LS. at lo k A. 11.
For freight or pitman,. apple mi.,board, or to
FLACK A BARNES., Agent..
For St. Loots.
The steamer DAZE!, Captain i. Sin It AN
Clerk K Pv•t leave for the above end
bad
intermediate ports on THURSDAY, [11.1,101.,
27th, at 10 o'clock A. it
Per freight or passage apply On lo o ted, or to
dew COLLINOWtiOD & BARNES, Agents.
For St. Louis.
Tfie steamer A. O. NIASON, Captain linear.
will leave fur the al,se and 'al intermediate
ports on THURSDAY, 14. c-ember 2itb, et 10
p'clock A. M.
'- For freight or passage, apply on board dev22
For St. Louis.
The steamer IL F. SASS, Captain 2 S.
Mutroan—(,lurk, W. T. Roan—will leave fur the
above and intermediate porta on THURSDAY.
December 27th, at 10 o'clock. A. N.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ilec2l FLACK A LI VIN(ISTON, Agents,
For Nashville.
The steamer CLAItA DEAN, Captain 0. W.
Rake—Clerk, Jo.wco lIELLON-w ill Rave for the
above and intermediate ports on SATURDAY,
December 29th. at 10 o'clock A. M.
For freight or paasage apply on board or to
riec2A .10115 FLACK. Ammt.
For Nashville.
The steamer DELEGATE, Captain S. DEUS,
will leave for the above and intermediate ports
on SATURDAY. December 20. at 10 o'clo,k.
For freight or l'''''..FeaPPly on board, or t°
doclB FLACK A LI VINtISTON, Agents.
• -- - -
FRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATIIARION.
to the test Beautifier of the age.
WRIIIIIT'S PREMIUM KATHARION
Renders the Hair soft and glossy.
Fur sale by KEYSER, HAFT, SCI.YI7 and SELLERS. at 25
ems. sushi
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT OP PITTSBURGH.
¶ FELT 5 iNeilc.l WATIAI IS 111 Z
A Rill V EL.
.9.egunor Jeffe.rtion, ‘Vutg.luard,
•• Luzern, Itotmett, Ilrow nsville.
Bayard., Peeblot. Ethabet.h,
tkollun, fie% t..oi
Micltion Nu ilk
lien. Latimer,
N'estturo, Steiltwin% 111,
Flury lteu,
Diurnal, Slwal,
Jiunimi IIdl.•r. 1,1.11,4
Slreti
Philirilmltiltim, Gram. Cunvluati
ilrupd (haiku 1 in, SI. 1,11113,
JaC.Ol/ ritliwart.
IJH'A RTF.D.
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Bayur..l. Ehiaboth.
11 , 11.1..r).•k3.111.
M.Lignit
bar air. . Itoclieest.-r.
y .3( %V th•din g lli l.urr. CAnc, (i l ia li
}fury Sl , lttk•lkotilt•
1 ,rent lily. Nlay,
Couitry,
nunualralumi. '/-aites,tll.•
Lonisylln.
Henry Urea. Heim. it. 1.4.11 in
J. B. liuthrh, SlY.mmir k. Louurvllh,
Diurnal, \l6„d lug
Pithiburgh, Cincinnati,
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AMUSEMENTS.
rIPIIEATRE.—J. C. FOSTER, sole Lessee and
m.nagr; W. li. REED, Rafe Manager; Cues . Enrrsa,
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. N . BourrE.
. PRICES OP ADMISSION:
flexes and Parquette 50c. I Private Boxes, large SS 00
second Tier 25c. Private Boxes, . 5 00
Boxes fur colored persons 25 ennts.
Certificate, securing seats, 1034 cents extra.
By • YANKEE LOCKE and Sirs. 01.10. E. LOCKE this
evening.
TIMESDAY EVENING, DEMMER 27, IS 55
The Drama of
True Love Never Rung Smooth , Darhu Dut
tun, Yank,•. Lucke; Sally, Mrs. Locke; Sinclair, Dubois:
Itreighton. Mcßride; Mary, Julia M. Cook.
BAWL. Miss Emily L. Itow.
After which,
Nick of the Woods—Roving Ralph, Yankee Locke;
Nick of the Woods. C. Foster; Cul. Bruce, Cunningham;
Mcßride; Roland, Dubois; Telie Doe, Mrs. V.
Cunningham.
Doors op;•n at 0%; curtain rises at 7 o'clock.
CHRISTMAS WEEK.
WHITE'S GRAND MIRROR OF
CENTRAL AMERICA,
CALIFORNIA,
AND THE ISTHMUS!
WILL exhibit EVERY AFTERNOON and
Evotlng duriug Clam wevit, at
APOLLO HALL, Fourth street,
Comuleticing at 2 o'clock and at 7 i o'clock
4,3- THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES ON CHRIST
MAS DAY, commencing at 10 A. M., 2 P. M., and 7y, P. M.
u.si Every 14oly nhould go nod st, - , it. dec2s
ORANI) PANORAMA
of TILE
SUNNY SOUTH AND GREAT WEST.
MASONIC HALL.
ANDRIEU ' S CELEBRATED PANORA
MAS of a trip front LOUitlllllla to the North, via it.
1,1114. Alton... Detroit.
City of Chicago!
I, Sulk Poona., n. Cloveland and Toledo, and the illieet
Lake Views in the World,
a 111 1 . 1 .- Aiptill in the 106.,. (LAIL on SATURDAY, Docenther
1 , ...,7., and continuo till further notice.
2:i rents; children, If. Family If kohl, $l.
ON CIIIMTMAS DAY there 1.111 62 there and Ex.hild
tfiri—at 10, 3 and lock.
SATURDAY, the an Afternoon Exhibition nt 1 o'clock
for the accutriniodatioa of fomllira. decitilape
0R I MANS ' FAIR! - A Fair will be held
to CITY HALL, connuourit.o en WEDNESDAY,
the 19111, for gar Lenrfil,lf Sr PAUL'S ORPHAN AS I'LL:01.
pen ilay and evoning.
(IG A Band of 0111,1, I (II 01 1,1 ntheidance.
Ailllll,sliiii. 10 dny 17
ORM A N ' S ' FAIR !- - The I)rphans ' Fair
(Intl 1, op, clot) day at 11 n'clna. P. 01. tile,9l
I ()UN M ' CARTIIY. lilt!. POSTER 111111
Iti,rallit7oll.. 11 .1111•11.1 1.. the l'o.ding and Dfitributing
.0 nll luods ..f
Itl 1•14, FOIL CONCERTS. LECTURES. EXIIIIIITIONS, dr.
Alie.utittinincailons—,ther telegraph, nth,-
On. Ali., 01 the [sing Plot. will ItTi`iVe
prnnifa intenttnn. ai/7
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
311: gs I Mil a Prtni. 111:11111fmt nr,r,
and ha, lan 13 ta.sl l i l 1. rS Patent Itew h Plane, and at
y.,ur eLs;il.-1 I M'Cbi slat. srliat I Slunk .1 it. For planing
tians•rs it IL, I,st thing in its.. iit fart the only kind of
Pim.. that L na h. veil ustsl fir that p0rp,...: and L in. n n , tt
11/11. s.•tlesttingsllle day alth it as 11. naild
i.y the .1,1 n.• 110.1 i •IX clAy.. It litres. Om, al Min It
sti,. even...III:KAI. and n
than di< scraper. lind
15115 . that 1,111 atssa It 'tarnish LT !Mint. It is i.,r all kind.
L.l tin. at.ssl st.irk the Is.st Plan. I It I. 4.. t - . 1-
,11'111,..a ih.ti
it tat-- tin. :‘ , L•I isp. nut Nrry thin
TlLis i.ll, 15,.11.1.• 111 Fri:ming venevrts. 1
•itt.l tk. in., rats.rs atilt. this Plant. canls,'
~laattted /..I.a callne 111 t. gen-ral use, saving MO
t.:11 . and dkiinlZ ltic. ork as it LlLsst.
11. 11tu)ItAl.1,. Thin! at..
Mover F. Eaton,
sl) i urth s:tr,tot. l'ittO , urgli. ()valet in
PATENTEP
E‘j NN EN 11 0,
Mr Et , A ra t -11, 4 111. Ar 11.1.,
of I'l I I I kb
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, It.'lt hf.L.
4111 I 1..1
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A ill 11'110,..1, NI 11 , iv,
I E.ALTII, I.l'itNitNlN . .I\U EXCP.I.I.ENCI.:. II
fir:t 070/ rien P. --M iflnlvu. 14111,11 T
t ri.. Nato,. able to LiP,
Health itutl Artq.n, PAO in ever)" tray rej.li!e tsiot mtiverKal
) ears id study. lab,. exis•lntr• .111•1 proring hive tarn
giV“, by ih r iinkscribrt to aimplity peribetilnis system fur
W, . din :1011 and ventilation. and ita introilliction and
use within the paat two C.. 16 , 11 malty places, ihut chiefly
ht Philadelphia. bra ford. and has met with all the
aiiiirolgition he could wish. The following ia a brief descrip
tion 01 1 1 / 2 5 aupt,ventonts. all of which are pat: tit,' in the
United States, oat part of this. in England:
A Draught unit Ventilating Chimney, which, In factories,
dwellings, and buildings of I, ery description, securiss Lho fol
lowing advantages : A Is-elect proof against fire; self-clean
ing and selfipreilervation ; a constant, powerful. regulated
draught, so that a stack 40 test lalgth has morn draught than
Liu., morally leuilt eat fret high, or loon,: u .” ill* in fuel.
at least onedifth part : a MINIM, of taking warmth and vend
into and ant of ; a sits Mg of part of the heat
Shut is usually lint In the atimeiphere; and the c.iustruetinti
of one flue to answer in every At. of for every
rosnia to it.
A Tn., wtitilixtor, or a vinitilator with II r. pu .ere of is,
which 1.11 to iil
naii of !no. : in any huh, wait the,
an Onion, ot any building, unit may lw• ' , lain "titan:tent
al : tLr siicuri-I constant ventilation for any edifice. without
!Omitting snow or rani; It cures But ter chimney si and is
coil:tin give them draught.
A Slop and Car Siphon I eiitdalor. to airing abundant, of
frosli ii and !Esti:boo iu at ship or LOU. and draw out the
tool ir. u
atom admittiin: anv snow or ran, and but On°
bole it' hi. 111.1.• ill the roof or
And hnt, but not leant, a T3llkr F 111113,. or linter: thin
ant raze, and I.irlithlo or with it
are warlin.l in it niiiiin,r; at sulinits no rok or
iatju
ri.,un brill_ but taken tln• frr,l, atnkviplierir air rapiid la - net
and 3 1131 , 3. tin.l like is pli•a-
J 1111•• tiny. 33 , 1 con!: ikutoig prom...to health,
•
chuortultpi-4. • tr rtltitokt. t . thltrtt..t. anti nu
furious, cam Is , sal., to 41 nip. It is highly approve.! In
dim:bun; it It., thirsblP. ist,tly ittnnt,iti.l, not U,!& to
4pt pluareil tit.tking thpit, lint! is
11.4 t tupt .sisl plink, rings; it istvus in
top! anti It pruppi I) sttptnitsl. t tutt bulk attention is nrishitl,i
s lucl Int, rt.
rh,- V , •litzosz , are ttll but rffirtitzkl. A yvtlitirtv.
zkru.zis, IzszzWen , mid zkll zzz+ted. Aro rk,thrtfully rezikit'st
0,1 to ~ziluzszz• them. Itozz•zonz oa Rzzozl fuzz! g - trett
I.zoizrzz.tor.
\l[ /Sti:l Y. EATi/N. A, ut It.l . Ni.. nit Fourth
Ilat-Intr4ll. ',tidy le rec.," niel till eilet-i at short
e ttio et ill , iiteiie toontii•lte.l and
1.• ith, prep, rJ t.i teee:i 14 l.a Illatottfacturtng the
,i 11%.• 111 li/.. Cll.lv, 01 or
QIIINGLE M.kCIIINE.---KENDALL'S PATENT
kj L) 111 ACTING 1(11Elt AND SIIIVEI:.—The at•
t , go ram or dhiugi and Lauttwr &aka, fpcvnlators ma!
othrrs, Ihroctod to thoi invaluabl, inventivn. which
is uow
io to tla• public ask Ono first : ndoily praktical ma
chine rat at. for Ili, trig and Sharlll.4
•
Vztrimls ratteng Mai hill. , haoa 1 u hireuti4l
untking 1.01 it i..wt•ll kin.llll ruct amt. Skim
I . tit or intw,l acro..l the grain are quite ton flitiity for
t•h•li IV4 puril.wnw. Num. - row, inlmitmlls hat' recently
lor riving, and shaving. niitl the., halm all Invu run-
Mnsili , l sr worthless, from their iniperfect rrtethoil of riving,
ti Inch ronsigts .41.1.1ittim; Ir,u/1 the rode of tho Moult hot on o
nhilr,‘lo, whwli iurnriahly runs off Thin dillicutty is
vntvr ly inh..l
I=l
1, 1 i I- LI,. the h A thithh• Ott. k
.It Ittr h t. Ittt It ht At. il t
Arttl
I. ttittittlit •ti t•ltAtAtt . gtaitlt, cot poll it tiittttlttcttta
thrtittt . ,ll it pita koist-t, Ith It ctimitlrtt,
tilwrAltttlt thin, ihttlttettt.: ttltiogltin t•Atit y tit "11l-
This t.1,11,1m riv,. nud vamte Crum the 1,1.. i, thrw•
th0u5,,,,,1 I,•r I ~ :u,.1
4011411il and tit/rat/1111y ttl tboyo mad Lr haud
ally i•tilt•l
It. iiii..1:1t10111 nt o ao 11 tii piuc 111111
nit walnut, sill
t•r otltn, dczia that can %Olt.
‘V , ll,illga of thy Caa Ix. Xatilillati al IL 11.
It, an's }unlit., t.
'lra ball. r on liars, 11,11C1 . ... and matt lii to aria
pens it In-a till lot tintt,nn, then , I, 00 MIIIII4I
111Vallt1,0
111.11.111110 bla A small spa...o. iq of durable von
qtroci,.n. u.sts I.ut 0.011; 111111111. A li•rnarS, nml Si
111.111 1155.1 /NO C. 551 Wake 1 . 1,111 to 30,0V0
ILty.
Per right of tort itor). umllitiott. inquiro at Nu. :2 Fifth
at the ray rt,4,1
up_ .All lil d..,1 by kttrr,
pliep K. (.11.1N1111,1:.1.15..kgv0t.
yElv tit si‘ :st:\
th.. ha% N. 1100 0 ,1 14,. :.110
alacllloo Mt. 10..1 kid., i iirri i a 1110
100).: 11, liaildiag. .111“iitai
gnat 1.10100110 10 lwarino, 4.stitb,.‘ t•.
t.lll, ..f allilk... a
It II Maki, :akin( par ~1
101'111.11101 01110011 ally +training Or ..11nrt—ti Ida.:
I,lo'o torah:l
h aO.lllOl id)..
irnit‘l a'llllo thei, lk•.g
and taint 1“-1 at tlit• ,11110 1000. !It r 11atr.4111.; the
ikay rim rir tau antdo. The ,il.,4•lillit. is
neat and
in Ow ill Nm'
JAMES THUMPS. IN. Pi, it Engin,or
N lelli 'LAS VI V lAN, do. do.
11E0E0E STRATTON, from England;
WILLIAM WA DE, of Kiwi, Wad, ;
S. 11. II &ICEMAN. of Singer, ikrtnian ACo
ISAAC JoN ES, Pittsburgh Sled Works;
WM. S. BISSELL
CALEB I SBISTER.;
F. IL EATON;
O. T. P. etntLY.
us_The nb.vo Machine, With OW EXCI.I:6IVE
OF ItUNNINtI ONE Olt MORE 31ACIIINE 6 now offerril.
fur Emle on nrcointnAntlug tvrms. Apply to
D. W. C. BIDWELL.
Water st.. Pittsburgh.
Or to ROBERT ORI FYI nits,
Alleeheny City.
.15 Lill HALL raised a breeze: Ruse Clark
lA, will create a hurricane. •
Fanny Fern's new book. '• Rose Clark," Is ready; price,
For sale by 11. MINER k CO.,
•
der 14 No. 32 Smithfield str,L
B"Ys'LOOK TO 'YOUR INTEREST.-
You can get n Spl endid pair of SKATES and STRAPS
for 50 cents, all in good order, at
ilecS BOWN Si TETLEY'S, 136 Wood street.
DerrLEßs.----JOUN OGDEN & Co., Bottlers`,-
N 0.187 First street, would respectfully infotin the pub
tic that they have constantly on hand a large supply of
• SARSAPARILLA, MINERAL WATER, ALE and PORTER,
of the hest quality.
The attention of families is particularly directed to the
' fact that they bottle WAINRIGIIT'S ALE in its purest state. ;
Physicians recommend it to fatuities on account of its whole
tnume and strengthening qualities. octakly
FOR SALE—The louse and Lot of the wag
dersimied, on Rebecca street. Allegheny City. It ban
b,-eu put in perfect reptur, with tht, Watrf, Ac., in the hmse.
and t. to cOUlpkto .order. JAMES K ERE.
del 1w
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MEDICAL.
ego- Spectacles and Surgical Operations
Useless--The Blind May See..-It is gratifying
for us to he able to announce to the public that the utility
of BALL'S PATENT EYE CUPS is now no experiment,—
their wonderful offecti are Coming daily a the knowledge of
the proprietors. Strange as it may mom, it is true, that
Spectecles may be dispensed with entirely and eight restored
to its original power. Then Cups are simple, yet philo
sophical. They are used without pain or the loot danger of
injury. Below will be found several certificates which speak
highly in their favor
[From the New York Evangelist.]
A run - simple yet philosophical insti mama, has been in
vented by J. Ball & Co., of this city, by the appl7tnUon of
which the cornea of the eye is gradually raised to it. original
COIIVOiity, causing the focus to impinge ott time r.•tina with
out the aid of Convex lenses. Thus by an easy prtn:ems im•r
guile who hate used glasses for years are enabled to dispeose
with them.
The editor of the Pennsylvania Democrat writes as fol
lows, respecting the cure of Mrs. Gurstead, of Uniontown
Pennsyl vanM :
UNIONTOWN, PA, August 1, IS.II.
Being well acquainted with lira. Onratead, I know that
before she used - Ball's Patent Bye Cups," it was lumossililo
for her to read without the use of spectacies„wad that her
sight has been restored by the use of the Cups, so that she
now reads print with her naked eye without difficulty.
"Jong F. Ilrisss , Ed. Penn. Democrat.
BELCEIEZTOWN, June 1,.1861.
Dear Sir—Haring lost my sight by old ago, I was induced
to purchase your wonderful Instruments, and by using the
same according to your directions, I succeeded in restoring
my eight so that I can read by night or day without specta
cles. I have not used my spectacles for the last three or
four months, which shows that the restoration is not a tem
porary one, but a valuable and permanent cure.
BIELVILLZ Santa.,
Of the firm of Snell & Brothers, Fhilulule, Blass.
.(Ker- By remitting fire dollars, a pair will bo sent, post
paid, with full directions, to any part of the country. Ad
dress DR. GEO. 11. KEYSER, corner of Wood street and
Virgin allay, Pittsburgh, Pa. fsepladsw
;Fe Cough Remedies.--Ur. Kcysar's PECTORAL
SYRUP will cure you.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Bronchitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Laryngitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Influenza.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure a Cold In the Bead.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Coatimp-
Con.
A recent letter from Mr. J. W. Veatch, of Itoketry, Ohio,
sap":
"I want you to aend me two bottler of your Pectoral Syrup
by mail. There in a lady here who has a cough and the doc
tors cant cure her. I was hi the Same way, and tried every
thing without benefit. until I gut a bottle of your Pectoral
Syrup; I took it but twice, and it cured me Emil! and
Ask for Dr. KEYSERS PECTORAL SYRUP and take no Elliner.
Price, 5o cents. Sold at DR. KEYSER'S, NU Wood street.
and at J. P. FLE3IINWS, Allegheny. ap . ..!ZaLtw
Ale - Marsh's Radical Cure Truss will cure
nearly el cry elLie of reduceable Hernia.
Trusses at various prices always on hand.
Children's Trusses of different forms and strength
for sale.
Elastic Stockings for Varicose or Enlarged Vein,
Abdominal Supporters—A d different kindm.
Pile Props for the support and care of Pile,
Shoulder Braces to n-liege a crooked and deformed
condition of the Chest, and many dineaseo of the Chet.
Suspension Bandages.
All tliest,krticletr may be had or applied at DR. KEYSEIrz:
Wholesale mid RetaiITRUL , S Dmrtyr, No. I4U lYood elect.
sign of the Galen Mortar; or will to' sent to any part of the
country by sending the money and measure. tap:tf,alaw
Substitute for the new Liquor Law
—DK. URBAN'S ANTI-13ACCHANALIAN ELIXIR, s Sait
mill our° remedy for the cure of
INTEMPERANCE.
A concentrated vegetable extract, and as a tonic is unequal
led. For the hillowing complaints it is a must valuable med
icine: Dyspepsia, Liorr (AmplttuO , Epißimy, Neurulyia, l Wes,
Ferers of all lends, Delirium Tremesis, Gess:ral Debiliiy, This
medicine is intended to produce a change in the 1131.2111. and
It distaste for alcoholic drinks. Several instance, where me
have sold it, we 1110, had the most gratifying results; so, to
persons who are really iltii.rutts of breaking. otT the indul
gence in intoqicating ts , veraggii, this elixir will be a at
,:5 - 5
Sold at per bottle at the Drug Stone of I,lt.
11. KEV;•1:11. No. I.l.lcotter of Viroin
si of Ow 1;..1,1en Mortar.
DR. HOU ELAND'S CELEBRATED GERMA
BtrrEas, prepared by Dr. C. N. JACKSON,
pithy will etTectually cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Jams
dice, Chronic or Nervou, Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys,
and all ilioena, arising from a Disordered Liver or Stomach.
Such
us Cou,tipa
lowarti
Fulness. or Blood to Ibe
Acidity of the Stomach,
N.tusea, Heart for Ft.!,
Fiiinels or weight in the Stomach, s.our
Eructations, Sink lug. or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stoma,li, Swimming of the llca.l, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing. Fluttering, at the Heart. Clioal;-
ing or Slat...l[lllg Srusauou whru * III lying Piritore.
Vision. D.ts of . Welet hofore the Sklit, Fever and
Dull Vain in. the 'load. Deticlency of Perspiration,
YeilowneNs of the Skin and Eyes. I•ain in the
61,h., think. Cheat, Limbs, etc, Sudden
Flushes of Heat Burning in the
Flesh. Constant Imagin
ings of in ii, and great
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, in calling the attention of,,thp_pnblic
, t
this preparatiou.4o. Co with a Seeithr °nit° utmmit cox
Ben in its wirtues and adaptation to the diseases for whiE
it is recommended.
It is no new and untried article, but one that has stood
the test of a ten yearn' trial before the American people, mid
It reputation and sale lanorivaL4sl by auy similar prepara
tions extant. The Omtintony in its favor given by the most
prominent and well known Physicians and individuals, in
all parts of the ctaintry,la immense. Ideferring any who
may doubt, to my Memorabilia," or Practice . ltereolpt Book,
for Farniers and Families, to he had a - rails/oral! the Agents
fur the tiermatillitters.
Principal Office and Alarmfactory, 120 Arch street, Phila
delphia.
rs - s- Sold by Dr. Geo. 11. Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A.
FahnesLock § Co., No. 0 Wood street; Fleming, Brothers, No.
hi) Wood street; It. P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny.
deel9alawly la
DR. 11. J. BORRETTE, 13 Fourth street,
Pittsburgh. offers his valuable FRENCII REMEDY,
which I unfailing in the cure of all those painful aud dan
gerous disunion; to which the Female Con+titnrion ie nib
naOdenitten add careen, and removes all obstructions—
invigorates the debilitated and delicate, by regulating and
strengthening the system, and fortillis the constitution for
the duties of life.
TO BLUiRIFM LADLES
It Is peculiarly suited, us it will in a abort time remove all
obstructions!
We are not of the number who believe and act in aixord-
Clll, with the belief that lung and elaborate detail gives
weight and dignity to objects of either momentous or trivial
import; ,ve mantle to the contrary opinion, and hold that
simplicity and truth invest such as are worthy of any atten
tion, in decidedly the most rich and comely colors. In the
precut hist:woe, our great desire is to be understood by
those who nosy look to us for information, all else being con
sidered of minor importance.
See circulars.
133..0111c0 hours, from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. f
PRIVATE DISEASES—DR. BROWN, No
41 Diamond alley. derotr.s his entire attention
1.. an 01.11 co Practice. Ilia business is meetly confined
to privato Venerrui Pisnues, and such painful affec
tions, brought ou by Imprudence, youthful indulgence
and excess.
Syphilis. Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, ( h eel, Stricture,
Uri:al-rid Discharges, Impurity of Liu, Blood, with all diseases
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Discuses, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Triter, Iting,worm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal weakness,
Impotency, Files, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Monthly
Suppressions. Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Nervous
Albs-nous, Ndn, In the Back and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and h idneys, suces,dfully treated. Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years' practice Iten in this city) enables Dr. Brown
to .0-t iiooununn of It speedy cure to all who may Soule un
der his care.
awl Prirate Cintrultation Rooms 41 Diamond alley
•
t4B't4B'eCharges mtklerate. ( rhorfgAt w 1 y'
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHARION
cools U, hard, and rotuovia all symptoms of !lead-
l'enautw using
KATUA_RION
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATRARION
Is the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining the
Hair in any required form.
For sale by Dr. liEO. 11. KEYSER and R. F-. SELLERS
CO, ut cents per L.OlllO. angls
Li CHUM, I'l 1I! COLTON &
0 FITCH'S SERI ES.—These are entirely nem works. The
Maps lave laqsi drawn with mathenuitical and scientific
accuracy, from the late,t and 111,01 reliable authorities, and
hence exhibit the tveent Surveys and Explorations; and
they are distinctly aud beautibilly engraved. An important
lea tare of the Maps is the readiness and certainty with which
',lndents will learn at first view the smile of each map.. in
butt geographic and statute mile++, thence acquiring a true
idols of tho fir. of every abate or country. Each Map Is im
nnodiarely InHoWell by printed thsicriptious of the country it
exhibits, and hence 4.lts.6raphy and Athol are in the some
bok. Much attention has been devoted to eshibiting the
Physical feat tree Of each country. SU that the very phasing
exorcise of ohserving the anium.l6 peculiar to each part of the
merhr, It happily provided. The print being entirely new, is
also vet-) plain and neat: and an difficult names are cat,
!Idly and corrtvtly pronounced. The aerieo consists of four
(I.lbpn d Fi/..h's `eim.try Gevridry—To bu rvally in Jan
nary. I NZ,a.
idhaa h's ,11,1ern G , ,tpaphy—Now rea4y, alai
ie la.allg ex tewsively adopted.
(1,17,n te Anirri.la Govraphy—To be ready
iu April. The pages and maps of this are larger [lam
Anagiean ,tax.L4 have over lead.
111441 J FlteA (hillines of 1' h Groyroph y—This bok,
hough but a very few mon tin finish...l, is in HO great demand
that t h e fourth edition is tww iti ins... anti uouskts of teu
Ilharutlul it /old the Motions &111.101 0,401101 y
nu. Lr iIIIIIIOIiIILVIV t,l,taiood of the )leasrs. J. 11.
011.1.11 N R to.. {7'2 street. Now York; or of U BU.
I', \ SON, their Agent. at City Hotel, Pittmtairgh, Pa.; or
Messrs 'f110)II'SON I PATTERSON, Wheeliiitf.. Vit. A
lair Jr.: omit I, lit [ratio.
Maps ! Maps ! Maps !
Colton's Map of the World: site about Li., square 5-et.
Pt lc,. $lO.
Colton's Maps of the United States and Cnnadas; sloe
nearly 3.4 square feet. Price, $lO.
Colton's Map of the United States and Miiico: sloe 62 by
inches. Price. $5.
Colton's Map of Europe; sirs 5S by 44 inches. Price, $5.
And a large variety of Coltou's smaller Mapo, including
Pocket Maps for aS cents.
All ran be supplied by the Publisher; Agent,
GEO. P. MAXSON,
deel2:dawspesw City Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS—
OFFICE OP THE 01110 AND Prim. R. R, Co.,
Pittsburgh, December 15,1845. J
The Annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will be held at tho
Whet:, No. 23 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, on the FOURTH.
THURSDAY, being the 24th day of January, 1856, at 11
o'clock A.... 111.; anti the election of Directors will be held at
that office, on the stun) day, between the hours of 11 A. 51.
and SP. M. W. ROBINSON, Jr., President.
docls:Ailwamtd
FARM FOR SALE—The well known Farm
of Isaac Willlvu six miles from the city, in Upper St.
lair Township, containing acres of first-torte land. in
excellent condition. The pines is well watered with never
fidling pleasantly situated, and suitable for a Stock
or Dairy farm. The improvements are a substantial Stone
Dwelling, with Barns and Stabling. - The Muutieni l' ,lll eY
Italinxiil Is located within three-fourths of a mile of the
farm, and will make access sure and speedy. The valuable
larm is underlaid with Coal of the Unit quality, and will be
sold with or without coal, or divided to suit purchasers.
For terms, &c-, enquire of
IVIL IL WILLIAMS & 00.,
ilecLfabewlia(chD) Wood street, corner of Third.
_ _
partnership heretofore exist-
Mg between Jacob Hostetter, D. Hostetter and O. W.
Smith, under the firm of HOSTETTER, &MTH & CO., was
,dissolved on the 'Nth day of November moat, by the entity
mart -Mew of the intoned of D. Hostetter by Jacob Hostetter.
The business all) be conducted ec heretofore, under the
earns of HOSTETTER & SMITH. .
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ELECTRO-CRIEMISCRE AROMA
Eck Hollandsch Kruiden, Bitters:
%IWO YEARS have elapsed since the intro-
Suction of this valuable ars into the United State.
During this time It has guinea *alarm/ popularity as a
remedy for
Ikees and Ague, Byrpepse. c Mena , Headache,
Lost of Appetite, Cbativeners,
Blunt and Bleeding Piles.
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to Its wonderful
efficacy in all affections 'of the stomach and liver. As a
tonic, it never has been equalled, for the relief it affords in
all cases of debility or weakness of any kind is almost in
stantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic &free
timm, it has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in utionzkeifected a decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patients so
unhesitatingly recommend, surely we may rams t thtubt,
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
A (bee of Eight Mouths' Standing Cared by Boerhatu
Eltb...rs.—Mielma2l liutly t Nu. Ili Grant, near Smitbdeld
street, says: Lest July, while rooming on the river, on a
cotton bout plying between Natchez and Now Orleans, 1 wan
taken with fever and ague. For eight long months I suilfeyed. ,
with this dreadful thaws,. The greater part of this tintaj,
was unable to work, and spent at least fifty dollars for dlf-'
ferent medicines, but I found nu permanent relief. Three'
weeks ago, one of my friends insisted upon my trying Boers
have's Holland Bitters, saying that a cure true guarautraL
After taking it for one work, I most state.-INa a rt sound
man. I have been at work now fur two weekaild bare
bad no retorts of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, DiaMMld frOlig6, ,
Or at It. Chester's. Gothie4 . ol.
LIEADACITE AND DnuATt.
Mr. Silas Liseomb, of Birmingham, sari: "4 have frond
innto,rhave's Bitters a remedy for headache and
My wife tuts also used It with the greatest benefit."
Mr. X. S. Nicholson. of Pittsburgh, also remarks that ho
has experienced much relief framt.its use fur headache.
Halander's Rinshes, living in the
ilullund settlement of Sheboygan,-Wisconsin, says: "After
suffering fur some tin.• the misery attending alt utter pros
tration of mind and body, I have teen restored, by using
Boerhave's Holland Bitters, to perfect health."
The fact of this remedy [wing in nneh high repute among
the lloiland,rs i❑ I%ii.7oWirl. Michigan. New York—ln fact,
iu every Holland settlement in the United States—argues
much in its fitvor.
Mr. John Davids.m. living ten unites above Pitt»burgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: '• When 1 commenced taking
Boerhave's Holland Itittet,, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent heinith."
WEAKNESS OF Tilt STOMACH AND DiDIGESTION.
Anothrr (iron! Cure 1.,!114-1,4 by Boerhare's I.l.lland Billets.
—The wife of Peter De Witte, living in Holland Town, She•
boygan county, Wiscoiniin, suffered much from weakness of
the stomach twd indigestion. She had been under - a physi
cian's an, for gnne time, but tine disease seemed to bathe
even his skill. She purchased some Holland Bitters at our
tziven tone to her stomach, her appetite nod
strength are returning, runt we firmly believe that this is
another great rare •il'i.cted by your unodicine.
We have still to moat twiny vomderful cures effected by
this r.mt,dy, I nt urn-4 another upon-tinnily. One thing
.....nit ca
. r i, no,,n. what we has.. pubihmed are from persons
iamb r.•-peet,t in poor onimunity, and are literally. rne.
J. QtnNTCA,
Editor Sheboygan Nionwhode, Sheboygan,
EH EU MATISM.
A (1. , , g" TWO Months' .67.,n(fing Cored by Boaliart's
ITrd
lmnt Ilitte,7.—Gc.orgv ifrndrto r . of I'ittßluirgh, says: "After
suffering fur three months a it h rhenniatistn--a part of tLu
r. severely as to confine me 1.. toy Mayo born
entirely cured by °Sine: Boerilal . .BOBaIIII Bitters. I liars
had one a , taelt Lou found almost ittstuntaneutts nfiof
in the same tise.licine. It to, in illy opinion, at sure rotoody
for rheumatism."
This oh:mos.:04o lvpather is likely to produce a great deal
of ,M.knoss. TO per-ono troulded with 4 4 1,0114 or rheumatic
affections, we ‘rould recommend Buerhayws H o lland Bitters.
Ott reA,rring to our elduning you will find rertitimtet..from
sumo of our first German and English citizon,..—Piriryt
ounia Zetibfilp.
We elf. at o...rty to refer to stweral yrdl known gent!.
Men, Wit° hate , ,ell, thoroughly te - bted, and now recommend
Boorhave's Rolla. d I:itiers no it rem.dy for piles: - We Mts
nut nt liberty to pal then 'maim hut will take pleasure
iu referring any peret t to them whit denies tins statement.
_ . .
For this aff,:etion. on,ludf of the pren•!ribed dose übould
taken—?ey half-t , a,p,onful—mernino„ noon and night,
me hour before r.mbl.
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The great popularity of tlii4,4ol . 4ltintArea=has linluctur
nuoky therraine, shouid guard against pur
chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until.•you
have given Boerhave's Rolland Bitters n lair trial: 040. ba
ttle will convince you how infinitely superior it is to altiliozo
iniitat ions.
4.3?.51d IA 311,.-r ~ r tor s.sd,y,illeLs{jo
pcuprictorr.,-- - - ffliss2oarl PACW.....T111".
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k 3 in PittAnngh,Allegheny,-Birminetam,
Manche:der and TemperancAnille. •
INVIGORATING. CORDIAL,
PHENOMENO' IN - MEDICINE-
Health Restored and Life Lengthened
MORSE'S . IN VIROILITING
T WILL replace weakness with strength,
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incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity, and this not only withoutfikazard of reaot
tiou, but with a happy ell et on the :mmeral organization,
iittTh near in mind that all maladies, wherever they begin,
finish with the nervous system, and that the paralfratfou of
the nerve of motion and sensation is physical death. .Bear
In mind, also, that for every hind of uervotts disease, the
Elixir Cordial is the only reliable preparation knottp.
No language can convey an adequate idea of the immethe .
ate and almost miraculous change which it occasions In the
diseased, debilitated and chattered nervous system!, whet2er
broken down by excess, mak by nature. or impaired by
siektii,v—the unstrung, and relaxed erg...iv:thou is at °nevi,
braced, revivithal and built up. The mental and physical
symptoms of eery°m disease vanish together under its influ
ence. Nor is the effect umipomry; for the Cordial properties
of the medicine reach the constitution itaelf, and restore it
to its normal condition.
13SS OP Ml:Vpity,.
Confusion, giddiness, rash of bloo.l to tho head, melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self-ditructlon
—fear of insanity, dyspepsiNogenertil prostration, Irritabili
ty, nervousness, inability to Aeon, dist.so incident to males,•
decay of the propagating functions, hysteria, monomania,
vague terrors, palpitation of the heart, impotency, constipa
tion, rte., from whatever cam,. arising is, if there be any
yell:owe to be placed on human testitnotiy, absolutely inful
k
The uuparalli led effect: of this great restorative In all
complaints incident to itmales, mark a new era in the annals
modicine. Thousands stimulant have been invented—
thousads of Im - Ig - or:int, concocted—all purporting to bo
npecilied in the various 11.sease,‘ and derangrments to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
EVIIILY WOll2Ol OI ts:` , .I..•LSK„
Who suirer, from uoaltur,,t, der..4rolent, nervousness, tre
mor, igthr, il/ 11 , • 1•1101,. or any other disonler. whether
har to her , ( . 0111111 , .11 to Lodi give the
111 vi.torating C...rdell a Ir.].
MAI; I; I l ' I'IiIiSUN 1.
Or others. rill find this Cordial, aftur they hare used a but
tle or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
din•otiues are to Is. found the happy pal - etas of healthy off
spring, who mould not hare bs.‘on so last for this extraordi
nary prepannion. And it is equally potent for the many
diseases for Kllich it is recommended. Thousisuds of young
men have lee•n restored by using it, and not in a single In
stance has It failed to benefit tlu•m.
PEILzOSd OF PALE COMPLEXION,
Or consumptive habits, an, n.,:tored by the use of ;t bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, cluutging the skin front a pale, yel
low, sickly color, ton beautiful llorid complexion.
ore come of the oat and melancholy carts produced
by early habits of youth, viz; weakness of thy back 211111
pain, in the hood, dirlllti,3 a eight, loos of muscular
power, palpitation Or the heart. llppipsia, nervous
derangymmt or the dip,tivo function; general de
laity, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
:Mentally, thy f,artul (4,N on the mind an, mulch to be
docadial. ieee or memory. itiMf.loit of deprmSlou of
spiriti, evil folehodit ' , s, aversion to o ociety,oself.distrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are name of the evils produced.
All thus alllicted,
BEFORE CONTEMPLATING NIARIIIAGE,
Should reflect that a .4,alacl mind 114111 holy arc O. moat a ,
relsary roguish., to proro a t connubial happines4; fudeed,
without [law, the Journey through life be,ontes a weary
pilgrim: ge--the prn,pect hourly darken; the ei. cr; the mind
becomes t.hadowt.ll with degrair, and 1111,1 with the Ineluti-
I' holy reflection that the happiness or another b.cmnca
blighted with your own.
CAUTION!
Dr. 31 0 ,,, , ,• Conlial haav been tsuntcTfolted by
euine unprinciplol
In futon•, all 111” F eu ;lint. Conlial will have the proprietor's
fac,intile pasb , d inert the ,otk of cad, bottle, anti the follow
ing wunle blown in the wlns.:
•
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint bottles
—price tluv-e dollars per bout° two for the dollars, six for
twelve dollars. C. U. RIMI, Proprietor,
192 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by Drugzists throughout the United States, Caunthe
and the West Indies.
Pittsburgh- .
Bte- GEO. IL KEYsrn, N 0.140 Wood M. :
..... --FLEMING BROS, No. CA) Wood Btreet;
R. E. SELLERS, Wood street.
Allegheny City-13E0E1.MM it 3I'KENNAN;
.........JAMfki T. SAMPLE S: CO.; 7 ''
• 7 P. FLEAIING.
Agent f0r0h10....7. D. PARK. Cincinnati. firriflalswij
F. Brown's Essence of Jamaica Ginger.
THIS ESSENCE is a preparation of unusual
excellence. In ordinary dhurbien, incirleht cholera;
in short, In all cases of prostration et the digestivefutictions;
it is of inssitimatile value. During the In e ..alence of epidimic
cholera and 511LUD1eT compiailits. it is portiliarly- etEcaclOtus;
no family, individual or teas der should he withoutit. •
CAUTION.-130 sure to get the genuine llosenco, whiell is
prepared only by F. ItItoWN, at his Drug and Chemical
Store, N. N. corner. of Fifth mid Chestnut street-c•Plilladels
',bin, and for sale by all the respectable Apothrairies In the
United States, and in Pittsburgh by
F. A. PATINESTOCK
SCULLY CO.•
And in Allegheny by
_ . . .
11. P. •SCLIWA nrz,
selif;Cmdsw) 1.1:E A. BECKHAM. •f.F ''
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Palmer's Celebrated Epleareala Sauce.
~
STANDS preeminent for ;fliivorifik ISoupi,./
GrUliCf3, Fish, Meat, (lame, ke.., kr. We nelvise all zeta
housewives to try it. Pare •25 I;entH 1• bottle, at all ()cow
ry Stores hi the United States and Canadas. .
For sale by lIPCLUEI.I and G. 11. KEYSER. Pittsburgh. •
I'. T. WEIGHT A 01._
. .241 Market street, Phladelphie_
j.,el9tscrly
BALSAM FiR-11.10 lbs just,. received and
JO fur sale by jducl7 . ) FUMING 81103.
J AWI3 lIOSTMTER,
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MEDICAL,
BOERHAVE'S
FEVER AND AMIE.
ENUTII AND HEALTH RESTORIM.
N VO U 9 AND II! M ATTC AFFECTION:9
TUE IVOEST . F01:31 OF PILES OAX BE CURED
IZEIMME
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Mitninhetnrific: l'lnirmarenthm and Chemints,
eor. Smithfield and Third ntreeL, Pittsburgh.
IL Ii.IitiLLERS Sr CO-, Druggists,
coma' Second and Woodstreets:.
DR. MORSE'S
CUP'. OF NEIIXOUS DISEASES.
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES
TO THE 311Sti11DED.
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial,
C. H. RING, Proprietor, N. Y
AGENTS
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