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A. LOIVRIE. Attorney at Law.
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deell:ly.
JORN BARTON, Attorney and Counsellor
at Law, office corn,r of Fifth and Grant streets, Pitts
burgh.
SAM Y. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
Ntmrth 'ens, Pitt olmrglt, lal,a• Mr. Ito,ly
I'Att4r.mfe Livpry Stahl, Q Je*.N
DATRICE M K ENNA. Alderman of Third
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to tit, eof Ick-rmsu and .J11%1.10 of tlo peach mill I,
promptly nitert4od to. ft.l,l.:Mt
NAEIL, Surgeon Dentist, successor to G.
. 'w. .131.1411 v. No. 144 Smitltlirl.l atreot.
Itour4 from S to 1 ticlo..k, and tram 2 to t• o'clock.
JB.corr, Dentist, Fourth street, five doors
. west of )fart'[.
I.lllice hours from 9 o'clock A. M. to 5 o'clock P. 211.
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Fie. n to iialyh siding Farm, mid ainponing ‘n them. 7.•rtus
re :atonable. tiar27,l*tr
WIG :NIA NC FACTORY—XI RENTER " ;
Sea 1.101 /Is 11.0111 011.
(Mice, Allegheny City, m prepared to 1111 "'dem
uud nil knele OEN ENTAI. 11A lit \WILK, Th e I„. eg
rualitt of material ie furnlnlied, and anti!, mile - I:y.6m gu ar .
autinyi. lsalaty I y
- 1 - 4 1 (.; LTON ( c Alt WORKS, DA N 1 ) 1: YANIi
MAclll N E rlt , PP, 1 , 1410.-I'llV
hei into Ina Llc, Works. reeinaly ere,ted, cora,
It at. r. WlMnoitgh and Stns . !, Is prepared to role
11.01 i r 1u ,1 ex,- tit , nil fur Pauseuger.
I , oq-1/1110.. 13 , -11/0• Plia“rot. nand and oil
10 1,.111 ut
for i.. 1 1 1 1 1
.A Ii EN.; uf all GEA IitTNG, It A 111,
11 , .A 1) 1' A: 4 'l' 1 NG, .Inlland ull
1"011114 . IAIOI 11/0101W Stloll
Thu of Ow Jill r. -lo•pal pcien !fin
In 10 hiniii.iru
1001/ 010111401V12,1 11110111 n. 0101 ill
rr It lini.,,lnt•olo. ,011;::1\111 11 1 . \I.ET/IEIiI.LL.
J (1-MITI - NS...J. C. eIINVEN't....II. C. TIJIIIK.S. 11. WOOOl - kfirt.
AAIEIiI(JAN I'APIER MACIIE NIANU ,
1 , ..%Cf rltINI: N,. Pilo.
h. itiMillatCtilrers of PAPIER .N 1 tiltNA
Ittr Ch it I es. 11011.1,, Steamboats, Ac.; Mirror and l'icturt,
1,111•• ii, \I I adow and boor llanda. iirtteketn,
l'entdator, and C..ntr, Piece d for itosat las
Mouldings of t•very dt.lscrittl 1011. Cl?.1• 11 , .Icrig It. I licaper
tind svurrautot in..re durable than any other arttele now in
Orders XOl - '11(1.41 OIL the shortest not;ee.
N It.— Attentiou Stew... Awl liwildern it e-te,lally di
e,te.l to the , :lite:le. ell Itetount of its light weight.
CUMMINS, TUNKS & CO,
Ne. Secrinti Rtreot, between Wed and Market,
Je'2l Pittaburylt.
LAW BOOK.S.—I am authorized to sell low
moo. ca i.oav l.nw Book,
10 cola. Pa. 11.0p0rtm. I.y l 3 r
I.krtivio'i , 1 net u
0 reenliet Evlai.ne«:
Wharton's Digest. last ed.;
And other Reports, Elementary Works, kr.
IiEU. Y. ti ILLMORE,
sep'2lnt the Ake of Alta - rung Punt.
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J. 11. JORLS .................................................. E. IJ
JON ES S IJE.S Si, Forwarding bald Couvaissiou Met-
Halms, No. 61 Water street, Pittsburgh. [spill t.
YOr can be thoroughly suited with Atubrtf
rypess or Dag.uurreutypoi, at CARGO'S„ 76 troursh .t.,
opposite Wilkins & Co2a. dr.c6
iriONCENTRAT,ED LYE.—A large F — uply
or this celebrated article for making Soap reeeive4: by
FLE.SIImA,
Ja Dirtier Diamond and Market street.
PUBLISH ED DAILY BY GILLMORE A: MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF )VOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS' PER ANNUM
VOLUME XIV.
BUSINESS CARDS
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.. Agent, No. 201 Liber
t, stt vet., ha, pint ~cm red the f..tlow hig vcry thrice
BRA NDII.S.
CrvEtte kiltritly,-Opry fino.)
outuct (supeo..)
Alutrett a Co,
B.t.roc.
Sainte Cruz
WINES.
&trial Millleira.
1 1 1archkeil. Miiirracc
East India Ilac
Thick do
Amontillado Sherry,
Nlanzanclle tic.
Talile cf.;
Cwkiug do
ih•e. grin¢ I‘crt,
Puri, .1 nit, Jo
Ordinary
St. Julien Claret,
Nlalliza Dry,
0 SWI.II,
C 111111)
Anchor,
Verzcctiey,
Togetliiir with all other aril
Bogtiet,
London Cordial,
'e:11 is awe,.
SUSI/RIR!.
Rutherford's 13cotcli Ale,
Ilarrlay's Loudon Porter,
Wild Cherry Broody,
A I,sin the, A,
k ili4ot Ito,
Curecra,
&trainee,
11eant and Java
,Young llys. and /Mark Teaa,
I Engliah Bronson Cheese,
(Tutored& Ilavana eibvre, of
ritri our brit oda.
Old 31unungaliela Whisky, of.
all gristles.
glee “,,tlittitittitl with the Lust-
TnyL , S dt er
ITIER'S TItANSPORTATIoN
Agth•lhativh; the tract of hu ihu.. tor traatiportlug
15te1...ht41., and ti.au thy EneternPeat...) Ivania
l'aual and Rath-nada. W c
e have lareaev.l cur ..4 13.415 e,
, tune, 41) a 13,./1_ ItLE DAILY LINE. which go'Lli US a
11l of otet I.oto hay, per augall each slay.
NN nehu re ear hArtel, I Ilti LII di .1 .. , .+11.0 pat ruuke the
uuj”.,.veh, eh h,. th e r e trip I, nothing sparod nn nur
pArt t.. ren.let gehertil sati-tarth.ai Ivt (omarthh h .; Eastern
n.. 1 ule. - tern Frehrith with pr , mptltil.l6 nud cievrateil.
HIER A:
rahal Phtmlalrgh.
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FOR SALE J, ND TO LET
VI)It llENT.—eirn-LE Ihn ,a is the name
C 1., that splendid four atora line k Iron Warehouse
I/..W lit 1 , 1 . • of erection nt ti, head er Wood, on Liberty
street IT NI ILI, BE itk:NT er, the Ist Apoll next;
the' s h I it, lot on Ilanc,,ek k•et front on Liberty
street: Ie I. most NlllK,ttllltiallV iwd ❑.-h9ttlh• bruit: ehal
31r) . - nn I eceupied nerirately. or the• whole as 0 - 114‘ tent ,
Intent--u ',till, at at the roar 1,1,111,;: tinh eaory. Will be
rented reasonably to a permanent tenant
Enquire of E B WILETNS,
tun the premises.
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B ARUAIN OTTERED.--The undersigned
011,.., tor oil, SIX birs or Kround fronting upon
mud wijouonr, tine 10-pot of the Ibusburgli and Connelinrillo
Hat11,....d. In the growth:4 and throon ' • M.rouh ..f NIKEE.4.
puET. Your the Lot. 4 nee 37.- fort w nnitS I.) about
I'2o ot depth. front/tg at one on.l yn the Depot, and at the
ter on ,thclaar Ptreet ; and Prfobrthomirontin for their
whole lt,tb ou other fitroets.
Urfa, I,' feet In nnlth, fronting the ether
hie of the Depot, and (depth 721—one of the Lute border ,
lig tor length oil Jerome street.
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ProP , ril Au tie ftmuki, arta IL will Le sold low
Puri of the payno•nt tnkru )II rt,ck the• 6itiollstille
Itttflroitil, If de•slrvl.' tiE4). 1(11.1,4,)
Offlre of the Morning Post.
_Pittsburgh. Align:lt 1955.—tfitwtf
I 00 Al' it ES FOR SALE OR EXCIIA NUE— A
Farui, nit maegl tanalt f.rty Prow
the clll tAI acre. rlear".l and In nltisate.n---balance oael
tatter !lowa , and Stable: tllithar in - apart...l
2 l e. ~tare Barn ; a large tranlen aprUig at the
1a..., and "there about the 1.1111 Th. , ...Pit It gaud and land
hem Cell. .101 21 le , rtion of iittO 1015.1. Plll , l , $1,61N.1.
Approved pr..lx•rty In Allegheny 01 I,• taken. The
above ‘,.11.1 make a gaud St...ck F.lll, as there Is gaol rua-
Lutg water through It. F lUTliltEla & SON,
5L12 Market litTeet.
tir)R SALE—Three ,cvurul lrietea of Laud
115 hestig,' lay t ..I t 1..• wit.. 11.3 at the
lose It Alter Forward.
N.. I — Vont:tn., en:III itelos, alai n 1,14 I•
neat r., nppl.•
No. .4 , 4 1 ,111ti1111% s trt, acre w, op Which la en,ted a new
“1/1i befit/I.4kt! Yl.tnic Hon., tau mlorles high, noang lionne,
and all the nevemnLr3 wet - house, cl.fre fruiL ie.. S..
N•• 3 4 .n.tnan- 1.1•• ni tel. tat %I In. 11IR ere. - ted
(rm.. ...nage How, Pp] tag •Lnld• and . ntirely
n ail the Alionoel fault noon. all
T,14 r aria, L pan 4m , and tern.,..niy.
111..‘ KELI h 1:1111 yY.
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A , :f oßue, , () A NT) PATENT I /EATII F. It l' ' A OR
CT
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oupiiray and trtah In vit. mart, /Lro if any alten
t tan. 11, rh.h am! r•rnAnly In' the
tusuanct., our great tie., hn t., I.“ untienit;.l
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nno,tun.
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t Coxf Iti.l'ElaTlfo 1 1 18T014 "'"
tour: Ilva ail afx fuch batrols, all ,df • !
wlurh we will m./1 t... 1/ at.
Id es as they le.n,h I 111 (lir eiry of N. York. Pvr
• ,1111( Atil!tAlit• zu.tl Calif—rum wdl null th3t they
11., lPy pill:ianing, their esur,page lit hoWP, 0,11 Ihry
a!, among PitrauKoro —Ws re ~,tv,• Ir)
an yuf It , ah,,,vr• 14.vifig the Clt, alit case
.4 a Pallon ma• taiuud the Looney.
& TETLEY.
-• , pl W,..1 ..tr,L. lit L.l.urufi.
10-I'..‘. EltSI p NOTICE,— [laving
tbill day hos..L.tied with tne. THY))IAB ago urr, 4, a
1., in the of Importing. I:.L.fyiti,
rh, laiminos.4 pill herealrer I.e , arldacit.,l
nod, Ilo• ..ty he or firm nit .1 & T. 0e.4)11T.
1,,,011 1 1, .214, I‘.`.f..—j ni J NO. WWII%
S T. (;tit)i - TT. I Inportors of Brn.ndie , ..,
Wine I/rriler. in Fitio tlld ?rlinionolieln
hiiiitiluirs illll NSW!, •.
( . 01•11t Sun:Wield Will l'lnet rertr. Putsi.urgli. I de, :II
OTTLEE.S. & Co., Bottler,
No t lg7 Firxh ntri, t, Id re3pertfully infirm the pul.
in that they luta, e , nPteui I y nn' hand a 'Jars, eruppivi
SA lISAIi.IIrELLA, lIINEPAL WATER. ALE and PORT . O.It.
I.ert quality.
The attention of families is imrt:cullvly directed t.. the
fat that thty bottle WAINILIGLIni ALE in rrg purest stat,e
Physicians twommend it to families 151/ UCCOUILL 44 . its. whole
oil 11110 Stre4go.lelling y
OTICE--The partnership heretofore
eaiat-
N
le g botwenuala ul Hostetter, D. IlListetter ittl.l
,11110 k, under the firm of HOSTtTTER, SMITH & CO., was
dissolved on the 2eth day of November last, by the entire
purchase of the intereot of D. Hostetter by Jacob Hostetter.
The business will be conducted as heretofore, under the
name of HOS'I'liTTElt hi SMITH.
JAC, ll 110STETTER,
drol U. W.
HOUSE: OF DthYr has IiCCII.
opened for the sale of articlea "manufactured at ill;
Douse of Refuge, at Nu. 7t SNIITIWIELD STILE/CT, Ent
door helm Diamond
Wlioleeale and Retail Slerrhants will please call mai ex
amine our stock of
BOOTS AND SHOE&
Made of the best materials. and in the roost substantial
manner. Persons patrunizing the sstabllshment, while for
warding the interest, of inatibithaf, can procure g0...1
articles at reasonable prices.
DOOR MATS also for sale. ltwosa, cash . jW3:dldl
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PITTSBURGH. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1856.
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Fare to Kittanning, 81,25.
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ntroet, mitat :1•11nr. 11111, ho• prop.,e- ..i•I
Ituuitt. N.. It , FIYTII atul noir..
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LAW UE.V.:E% ILLE I'liUPliliTY fur 6“,10
A to. , ~.t-rt Brlck house of 1120 r,,,an. and gaol re:•
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dt,r/ Lk, Cheinla it. h 100 SL'A.K.I. w wroy peu
ult•taht.
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Jay ENIIY )F COLLINS.
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13 i% et the ttltb t• t.ll Nit , ruttitt I'. 4t.
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4 6 1 \ I :EItINE I'REA.II , - .Itt excellent article
IJ 1..1 t Itattitbd Lamm, blot, lc A (11.11 sttititlt jet tt
-1.1011 alai fur salu by I jal I i .10,. I.lll.‘llNtt.
- 1.1 . 1 " l'1 , :12--'2, bbla and I tars fro All ILII But_
.1., It, 111.11 le, IA t.. 1 ..I1 lormignm,ll itlol I‘.l 4,1 , 1;,
in' I ATWELL LEE A; (-0
.11W - n kegs Lard, f.r fulddylint
_LA juro .. ,, nnlgnnsont and for ado by
ATII ELL, LEE dr _
T I N SEEI):01 I, —3OO
jal4 ELEMINr.
CLILOV ES—On band, a full tuu+ortment,
k_,A i•vory dom•riptiolb by T. 1111LY1frrE!Ln
i novitlltn
70 Wood tor. , t.
• -
‘ t 4.•[4I.EDANI SOHN APPS—,I gross for side
10 by 1/. 7 1 11,i0IIM) lilts::.
pl lll l y, sToNE_I,OOO Ihs for stile, by
yttl4
NOTICE To sTocKtioLDEits—
orncr. ALLEOUr.YIT VALLEY It. It. CO. I
Pit tobur,th. January 4. Ihsb.
The retrultie Annual Meeting of the Mork hohlet, of the
Allegheny alley Railroad 001114111. y Will
Cottlit.oo . No. 74 Water vireo!, Pottslatezil. t, Tux,
1 .+Y, tho sth tiny of Febrnary next, at In k A. M.
Ism n .hiteinent of the aflho, ttf the Couy , n will t,,.
Dotted by the Prt-tnient uud Nianagrr. An iii,lllol tt ill h.
hold un the saute Int O. at.. 12 o'clock, for officers ttl the Cot/1-
j .10' the rnOWng year. J.
•
•
)I USINESS AND 111t/N oi.,pl.;iitnity for ive 7 .l.
) M 1 •11I. Itil,t a partnership in It pprlna.llotit,
hlhpli• 101,1 lucrative basil...a.% Li fun open La 11..1 . 1k1.,11, • ,
is party Who wishes t.. mate moot.) fb rt.
that doe,l lint ...COY hut onre lu a ,nthry. None bat rrliable
with I.oMill,e 4111,11ifietlth , 11, and front
. 1.,",.,p)
!Wed reply to this notke ; and t
nith, a demonstration of facts will he presented, that will
exhibit a pouition the most captivating and desirable. Tin.
is no gassy, ouch-petiny 1,,,t woo it 1, nuJ
in every respect; and the scion's! ecrulllQ
Address "Nlanutacturer. Po.t Offire. Pitt-I.l l lmi, p ; ,.,
and fullitolus will be communicated. . nov/31 ,
• 7 - • — r - •
el OLP PEN'S—Many 134/1c End it tiiffi;-ult 111
Vf Rowers Pam. at good as fortnorl . Ilauutra•utren. and
dealers hate bean unaided to redoes the quality of both gold
and workmanship, in order to reduce the prwe--ronsumers
forgetting that low I.rieu is not always cheap.
We have our Penn matte
PX.preEklly 1,. order. of the very
best material and finish. and wurranted—farm $1 1.. $1 -
W. W. WILSON, 6; Market street,
Jal2 Corner of Fourth.
TRUSSES --1 have on hand a large ass ,,
meat of TrUMPA. Those wishing snything in this line
should rtill anal examine my atenit I•of,,ce pnrignotiti t z ehte-
I 1 N CITY COLLEGE-DAY AND EVENINI.
CI-mmes--Arilleindic, Writing rmd Etonk-kerping.—L„n„.
and Gentlemen's Apartments separate.
_ .
AIETIC, and its applications to bosinees, Th .,
eyertetrt',) shorter, plainer, and better adapted to business,Quits
is to be found in any treatise. Results obtained with gretit
facility by. new roles. termed "Arithmetical Magic." • Arbil,
metie, per month, $l.
Call fur a Circular of tho Callega.
deal F. W. JENKINS Principal.
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MISCELLANEOUS
HA R MON I AI
AND
MELODEONS
I. KLEIIF:It & lino. Itavw recelvn.l and hn• **le n lot 01
th.. [ihovo inetrunie•nta, which thou warned.
EQUAL, IF Ni,ir 1., nay hrrn
made. • .
11A with eight stops, tnwle I.y'
lEDMEY Eft, Stuttord, lief runny. .
11 A1110N11:31,S, w/tl4 three steps, by TrA)n,a - A. Cu., :?t.u.tt•
gird.
Those instruments Irate been examined t•y the PIT:NaII,
and amateur of the two cities, wino pronoun... them, no
Pam of s'oluua, an I sweetness of tom - , fully equal to tth)
small arch dr Pal inr Or2ati. The tre.t.lleg art so arranged
that n Clil LI) OF ETU /I YEARS CAN WORK Tlllt.ll
WITH SASE.
MELODEONS MADE BY CAIIILiRT it.NEEDI4IO.I, N. Y.
It is iclin.o4 superflmins it, alit [ling 111 their favor 'll,e
senior partner. Mr CALUART, ig the original itirentar nt
the Melodeon. and tho superiority of bit instrument.. has
never been questioned. They receive ortiera for thew from
all part,,of the world. one ,if their bait and most Important
improvements, In the DOUBLE SWELL, wrier, writ,. ,•o-
tulles the 'NNE, aflords tho player Kivater variety of effect,
inn Int.ors n u request,sl u, elnlolliu nut 041Villre Ih• le
ei the gutwriortt3 of Rho., a hail will be 411.,
til.• w.ot re/U.01111610 terms by fl. KLIMEK & BRO..
Fifth Ntreet.
P. 6.—A frodtk impply .\ l; NNS di. 111111 11111,/
ANUS on the way. Ja2i
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAIf,ROAD
IS NOW OPEN
FROM PITTSBURGH TO KITTANNING
on and vier FILIDAIC, .41111111il'y 26, ISIA Freikbt and Pas
.ong., Tritium null I.Ve Pntsburgh nt 3.3.0 fil,joiJlLig .1t
1111MUti. , 1111. arriving at Kittanning nt P 3r. flet urnlnq
Ivo Kittnnuing at I o'clock A NI., nrrivillg at Pittnburzh
ai lo
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thin with the Trolus, for the 1,41,m Ing
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CHILSON'S PATENT .
Air Warming and Ventilating
Furnace.
su ).4!riber idlers for the consideration
of the public. the lanai. named YIIItNACE, designell
1a art I riiauuq Ilnildinga. combining 111 IWO(
all the Pei quitlitl,l rialuned in a I,,,,rceet lhaanng Al,
t „nu fwt t, wltheitt any of the die.
~2 Itlltoltmco ~,,,tlOll in
lo tho rePlltattthl of a room .r
Ln d.ling expel ionce ult the counnria alining from it warm
attutwiple ie th) also inhale puretrig and
le :ail: airilia i•iintaniinated dockeddinap. unhealthy iv 'urge, or tin [otter to inlitnin
life
1. itig impaired lig , ttani, in ,:start with an eier heated
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thre•L betug. Goer thus ~/ffettty. tLu
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front ib• conikbeil ef.f.•nt of ..1,;•• 0,0,, hal :fig the
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tee, t tesittre sf, klioldern. efel • l•ftftt.tnis tor lo,.•••—art.l
lo ettt• r 2reff ter pr , :-11,..• Tit
frtfire tigettilnees than 111, yet lan, reached hi' ifto really .
Noreefol nimormilco•
1 . -ilt 1114, 11 , . ~C property. issued
It•uld In 11 ti TEN-EYCK. Alzeld,
, qh• , . N. W. e . r Wood and
ja::ll.4wdew I Yittaburgll.
pp.iv.vrE 111SE.1SES---DR. BROWN; No.
A . 41 Dldinortd tlyV.•ten hi, ,Il(ite
L. M44;14111,44 tdo4tly ronfilo4l
to Kurt° / I .nerod P 0044,5., mad Ruch paiulul
l•rought oil by ).audio!indulge/to.
land
Syphilis. Syphilitic Eruptions. Gonorrhea. Uleet. Stricture
Ctetltrallnn gt., I num rity of the Blood, with all diseases
of the Veitereat urgau. ',Sklltltisert, Scorbutic Lruptiuns,
tr,tt, r , Itingworin. Mercurial Disases. Seminal weitkriesti,
I tottottiry, Ptles. Female IVetticuttss. Monthly
suppiessioim Ilueasot tel the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Nervous
A ffevtions, I'lill4 w the Mid: Anti Lille, Irritation or the
Molder and Kidneys. sucres-tfully treated. Cure plant uttt.d.
'mwelity years' practice t ten in this city, eliabloti Dr. Brow°
in oiler stsetlrlinCint of a tity.f.vtly to alt who may tome tin.
Inv rare.
EIKE=
Jake and vat. ednetiltittidu Room. 41 Diana.nil
Charges moderate. 1110Vi.it l% l )'
DR. BROWN continua; to Lie consulted for
ult. tore ..r Ili. Ni1,4,,i1 in
. 'I'I, a fflicted al nailed
in ;II ui t tiiiiit delay Persia.. afflicted %vitt Venei
I'll., dr Seminal Debility. should not
delay to i t ha tidviie Letter n,utniumg a fee, immediatt ,
ly auswered.
oak_ Office and Private Ittamts, Nu. 41 Diamond alley,
Pittsburg!. Je26
MISCELLANEOUS
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PITTSIITIT,GH POST
New Patents 'tussled.
List of patents issued from the United Shite.sl'aL
tent Office for the week ending January 29, 1856,
• each hearing that date:
Albeft Bisbee, of Chelsea, Mass., for improvement
in means for operating the throttle valve 'of'deam
[o.Arrespondeuca of thu Pittsburgh Morning Post.] engines,
FRIDAY MORNING:
The Contest Ended—Banks Elected—Narrative of
proceedinys on Friday and Sat urday— Gov. Aiken
ahead—The plurality rkle adopted—Banks ahead
—a scene of confusion—Mynanimity of Gov.
Aiken—Banks in the Chaim How it was done
—Anti-Nebraska in the majority—A Sectional
Triumph—Apprehension of Southern men—A
lolly Session—Other elections to-morrow—Hand
sows Compliment to Cal. Forney.
WASHINOTON, February 3, 1856.
A speaker has been elected! After a struggle
of nine weeks the contest has been closed by the
triumph of a sectioned party, organized on sec
tionalprinciples and proclaiming a sectional plat
form. N. P. Banks, of Massachusetts, is the
representative of thin party, and the presiding
officer of the House of Representatives.
On Friday the plurality rule was rejected by
two majority only, thus indicating the anxiety of
the liouSeto close the contest to be increasing,
and that its adoption was near at hand. The
conservative side began to cast about for some
man upon whom they could all unite, and a reso-'
lotion was offered to elect Mordecai Oliver, an
old line Whig from Missouri, who received - 101
votes. This was followed up by another resolu
tien to elect Gilchrist Porter, also of Missouri,
another old line Whig, who has supported Mr.
Feller for Speaker :he received 68 votes A res
olution to elect Mr. Banks received 92 votes.
This was followed by another resolution donlaring
William Aiken, of South Carolina, Speaker, which
received 103 votes. The Black Republicans be
came alarmed at this stage of tho proceedings,
and for once-voted for an adjournment.
With this record of Friday, it was believed Gov.
Aiken's chances for an election under the pharaliy
rule were about equal to those 'of Mr. Banks.
This consideration doubtless had great weight
with the Democrats, who determined to bring
the COMA'S! to a close by aiding in its adoption.
It was carried by a majority of nine, and pro
vided that if rio election was made by a majority
by the three succeeding ballots, that then on the
fourth ballot, the person having the plurality of
the votes cast: should he declared Speaker of the
House. Aecordingly the ballotings commenced
amid a good deal of excitement on all sides, the
also being crowded with a dense assem-
Eiage,4interested spectators. The three prelim
inary balloting" , presented the same result,—
Banks 102, Aiken Na. scattering 19. The excite
ment increased as the last anti final balloting
commenced: would the National Americans give
the same site they had done yesterday, or would
they stultify themselves by throwing away their
strength Several of these gentlemen did not
vide when their names were called by the clerk.
These came ferward at the close of the call, and
before the result of the ballot had been made up
tind (4.cl:wed, and cast their votes for Gov. Aiken,
some under protests, others with explanations.
When the result was finally proclaimed to be 103
fit Banks and 1(0) for Aiken, and the former an
t/minced to have been elected, there was immense
applause on the It-publican side of the house and
in the galleries.
At this point a scene of great confusion ensued,
some saying that a plurality could not elect, that
the tellers were not authorized to declare Mr.
Banks to have been elected, and others, that if
there was any doubt as to its legality, it should
be settled by the passage of a resolution declara
tory of the sense of the House. In the midst of
this cotifusien, Gov. Aiken addressed the Clerk,
and asked permission of the House to conduct the
Speaker elect to the chair. The delicacy of feel
ing prompting this request, struck a sympathetic
cord throughout the House and the auditory, and
again there was a tumult of applause. However,
to remove ail question as to the legality of the
election, a declarritorY resiihtlion was attoptettty
a large majority, that Mr. Banks had been duly
elected.
With the general acquiescence of the House,
col. Forney, the Clerk, appointed Gov. Aiken,
Mr. Campbell, of Ohio. anti Mr. Fuller, a com
mittee to wait upon Mr. Banks, inform him of
It electien, and conduct him to tile chair. In a
few moments the committee proceeded to Mr.
Ranks' seat and were seen passing up the aisle
cenducting him to titejipeaker's desk. Here Mr.
Banks bowed his adinowledgments to the Com
mittee, thee bowed to the House, and proceeded
to return his thanks for his elevation to that post
of honer. Ilis address was brief and unexcep
tionable, couched entirely in general terms. Thu
out.h.of °thee was administered by Mr. Giddings,
being die eldest member of the House. Imme
diately thereafter, ut 7 o'clock, an adjournment
was curried, tool thus closed the Math week of
the session, and the struggle over thetlection for
Speaker
=MI
Tile election of Mr. Banks and the defeat of
e v. Aiken, is accounted for by the fact that
fi.or gentlemen who voted for the latter on Friday,
‘l,clined to do so on Saturday. Mr. Aiken had
the benefit of one additional vote not present on
the day previous—that of his colleague, Mr. Keith
The four gentlemen alluded to above,.are Messrs.
Broom, of Penn., and Messrs. Clark, Whitney and
Valk, of New York. It is passing strange that
gentlemen should do a thing deliberately to-day
and squarely back out to-morrow. Mr. H. M.
Fuller did not vote,. Mr. Cullen-,-.PDelaware,
and Mr. Henry Winter Davis, of Maryland, both
Know-Nothings, it appears, felt less hostility
towards a sectional Know-Nothing like Mr.
Banks, than a national man and a Democrat, al
though he was before the House as the nominee
of nn party. Four Anti-Nebraska votes were
cast for Mr. Campbell, of Ohio. Had all the
scattering votes been compelled to choose between
the two gentlemen prominent on the last ballot,
there in no question that Mr. Banks would have
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received two or three majority—a result that
might have been reached long ago, had the Re
publicans not been torn by dissensions among
themselves. lle is therefore a true representa-
tive of a small majority of the House.
That a majority, consisting of Know-Nothings
and Republicans, would control the organization
of the Douse, was anticipated by the Democratic
minority. yet the result now reached is greatly
deplored by all national men. it is the first time
within the history of the country that a strictly
sectional party, actuated by intense hostility t.. ) -
wards one portion or the Union, has had the eon-
!VA) I 111)
trot of any branch of the G o vernment. The
Southern members are apprehensive that this is
but the first of other triumphs that will push
thou/ to extremities. They de not fear present
consequences, fur the Senate and the President
are now effectual barriers against the assaults of
their enemies. But it is evident that a syste
matic effort will be made to arouse another slit-
Tory excitement, and that the House of Repre
sentatives will he the centre from which this
agitation will radiate. No legislation useful to
the country can be - expected from this Congress.
The programme is said to be to remain in session
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until October, adjourning but a mouth before the
('residential election. This will allow eight
mouth, from this time, to be devtrod mainly
to the management of the Presidential contest.
The members of the House will be sworn in
to-morrow, and then it will proceed to the (dee-
lion of a Clerk, a Sergeant at Arms, Doorkeeper,
P.:trimstor and Printer. Should a difficulty en-
Pue in these elections, it is possible a course will
be adopted similar to that of 1849, when the oleo
tions were postponed until the end of the Con-
greB-:, and the old officers held over
ripated. however, that little difficulty will be met
with in disposing of these minor matters. The
election of printer may be somewhat protracted.
Before the house adjourned yesterday, a reso
lution was unanimously adopted, tendering its
thanks to Col. Forney, the Clerk, for the distin
iguished ability, fidelity and impartiality with
which he presided over its deliberations during
pie protracted contest for speaker. This is a
;handsome compliment indeed, and one which Col.
Forney richly deserves. MERCER.
STEAMBOAT ' MEETING IN CINCINNATI.—A meeting
was, held in Cincinnati last week, of steamboat men
and underwriters, in reference to opening the navi
gation of the Ohio. At the time there were twenty
nine steamboats ice-bound at the levee. These boats
and their cargoes were valued at one million dollars.
The object of the meeting was to protect the ice-imund
boats. It was resolved to have a channel =totUzi&
of the boats twenty feet in width, and a committee
was appointed to carry out the resolittim
NUMBER 107.
FEBRUARY 8
FROM WASEIINGT-04
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
AGREED ON BY T.RE PITIERTIROII
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One equaro, one insertion
Do. each additional insertion_
Do. ono week.
Du. two weoke...
Do. throe weeks..
Do. one month
Do. two months...
Do. three months
Do. four months..
Do. SiX months....
Do. one year
Standing Card, els Ilnoe or learper annum.
enanticiumalf Pixie= :
One equate, per annum. (es.e.hmite of the pupet,Y 4 2.5 . 130
Marriage.rroticea, GO cent,: Death notims, 2S cart%
. „
Jos. T. Capowall, of Woodbury, Conn„ for
im
provemeut in shot pouches.
Thomas J. Carleton, and Stephen Post,-Cf York,
0., for improved field ences.
George IL Comstock, of Manheitii N. Y., foF ft im:
provement in locomotive furnace grates.
Henry N. Degraiv,-of Piermont, N. Y., for imj
provement in machine replacing railroad cars.
Louis T. Delassizo, of Nosr Orleans, La. for Im
prOvement in brick machine. • -
Chas. Foster, of Philadelphia, Pa., for 'improve
ment in scaffolds,
Moses G. Farmer, of 'Salem, 'Mass., for improve
wont in telegraphic registers:
Stephen J. Gold, of New Maven, for_ im
provement in apparatus for heating buildings .I*,
steam.
John Hinkley, of Huren, 0., for improvement in
universal joints for connecting shafts, .4c.
hazard Knowles, of New York, N. Y., for morit
sing tool
Noah W. Kumbor, of Cincinnati, 0., for improve•
moat in pill making machines.
Daniel Lloyd, of New York, N. Y., for improved
apparatus for stenciling widow shades.
Adolph C. Aloestne, of Kane county, 111., for -im
provement in mastic for covering walls.
Lucius Page, of Cavendish, Vt., for improvement
ng mills.
. Pats, at Rtacsatono, 1110ati l • kr:4O*NYO
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mint in machines for eutting.kflocks and paperstoelf.
Rufus Porter, of Washington, D: C., for I=pr...feed
pundimg machine.
Gel). M. Ramsay, of New York, N. Y., for improved
hinge.
11. O. Robortgon, of Greenville, Tenl3., for im
,,rovement in beo bites.
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Riley Root k Sameel G. Holyoke, of Galesburg,
nit, for improvement in machine for clearing snow
from railroad tracks.
Henry F. Shaw, of South Boston, Mime, for im
provement in screw jack.
Chas. F. Thomas, of Taunton, Maas., for 4uproved
chi ouny Cowin.
Philos B. Tyler, of Springfield, Mime., for improved
iethod of attaching teeth to yaw plates. •
Elbridge Webber, of Gardiner. Me., fur, improved
1 evice in tree-nail machines.
Thomas Winans, of Baltimore, Md., for improve.
meat in buggy wagons.
Geo. D. Young, of Plymouth, Mass., for improve
went in belt and band fastenings.
Daniel Lod, of Brooklyn, N. Y., assignor to 'him
self and Henry F. Read, of some place, fur improved
soldering iron.
Horace L. Houghton, of Springfield, Vt., assignor
to Abel 11. Ureunell, of same place, forimprovemens
inmachine for cutting mouldings on marble.
Edward Kershaw, of Boston Mass., assignor to
liruself and Henry M. Hooper & en., of same place,
'or improved cell lock.
Joe. Weis, of J3orderstown, N. J., for improvement
n flouring mills.
RE-ISSUrg.—Amery Felton, of Troy, N; Y., for
improvement in grinding mills. Patented January
2, 1855.
John Reilly, of Hart Prairie, Wis., for improve
ment in harvesting machines. Patented November
20, 1855.
f-IwEDISE DECREE REMITTING EXPORT AND hi-
POnT DUTIES UPON IRON.—The Washifigton Union,
referring to the royal Swedish decree, which took
elect on the Ist of January last, in relation to So
import and export duties upon iron, says :
The most important point in it (says our corre
spondent) appears to be the abolition of export duty
upon bar iron. The former duty was four Swedish
shillings (about 3i cents) per ship pound - of stapler
studs weight, of which 7i are equal to one ten. In
udditiou to this duty four more shillings rero
charged per ship pound for town dues. These nib . -
also discontinued; town dues being only payable up
on articles which pay duty. Thus, tho annual ex
pert of Swedish bar iron being about 600,000 ship
pounds (80,000 tons,) tho revenue on the State and
towns is diminished by about 100,000 rix dollars
bunco ($40,000,) and the annual export to the United
States being about 100,000 ship p0und5„,(13,333
tone,) the Swedish tax hitherto levied upon this
quantity (namely, $6,066) will of course bp no longer
payable.
All trade with foreign countries in pig and ballast
iron (the lacer being pig iron used as ballast for
shipping) had been, previous to this decree, forbid
den, but now this kind of iron may he exported and
inspOrtedagainitta.datped,rmarix... dollar . barest; (19-
cents) per ship-pound. With regard to this exporta
tion, it may be said that the average value of Swo-.
dish pig iron in the interior of Sweden is about $4
per ship-pound, ($3O per ton.) The Cost of 'trans
portation to the coast would be at least SO. cents per
ship-pound; and when it is considered duly that
this expense, together with that of town dues, export
duty, sea freight, and the like, must be paid Upon a
material which yields only 70 per cont. of bar iron,
the Swedish manufacturer of bar iron will be found
to have advantages equal to about $9 per ton over
any foreign forge owner who may manufacture bar
iron from Swedish material. Among these advanta
ges, moreover, should be reckoned the superiority of
the charcoal used at the Swedish forges, by Which
not only a better iron is produced, but a less , waste
of material is occasioned in reducing ,pig to-has- iron.
than is the case when the process is performed with
mineral coal. It is, tbeeefora, probable that no groat
quantity of pig iron will be exported from Sweden,
as the demand for iron of this quality throughout
the world is limited to about the qnnatily now pro
duced, an increase of quantity would reduce iti3 mar
ket value almost to that of English iron.. There
seems, also, for reasons analogous to those just cited,
to be no probability that any importation of foreign
pig iron into Sweden will be the result -of the new
law.
From the N. 0. Commercial Bulletin.) .
New Orleans ragar Trade.
We find upon refei-enee annual statement
of the commerce of New Orlenns, Made iu Seitern
her last, that the sugar crop of Lonisana for 1854-6 •
was 346,635 hogsheads, estimated at $18,025,600,and
the estimated value of molasses was put down at
$4,255,000, making a total of $224200,000. It will
at once he acknowledged that this is an. interest
worth cherishing, and nursing with the most es
,
sidious care and attention.
It is a vary reasonable inference that all thissrug,ar
and molasses should come to New Orleans as their
natural and appropriate market, precisely as our
other great staple, cotton, is as a matter of cou'rge
sent hero for silo and exportation. But how stands.
the account? Of this crop of 346,4135 hogehpactN
192,742 hog sheads were received at New Orleans,
leaving a h m alamee of a eforf 'of 153,893 hocsileads,
which wore sent to other markets. This sh ould " not
be so.
•
Tho question naturally arises, why should there be
so large a diversion of a great staple from its near";
est and most appropriate market to others - moue
mote und difficult of approach ? The Sugar Mg r
tors in their late Convention in this city give us 4
prompt and satisfactory answer.
• .
The Sugar Planters have no complaint. to man of
the commiltsions and charges of their merchants and
factors '
• these, as they truly ramie, arc less than . are'
exacted in most of the Atiantie cities, but tlitiydn .
complain most earnestly, and in oat. °pinto/I,IIIOSL
justly, of the scanty accommodations furnished to
them as a place of deposit Tor their sugars.. They
complain that the portion of the Levee assigners to
them for this purpose is too contracted irrspace; that
there are nut commodious and convenient facilities
afforded them for the proper examination of sugar
by purchasers, being often, from the bad condithM"Of
the Levee, inaccessible; that they suffer materially
by damage from weather, there being no eletratml,
platform to secure this perishable article 'from the
used and wet below, and no sheds to sbelterit front'
exposure to the elements above and around it.
•
[From the Price-Current, of yterday.]
4 !lard Way to Build itallroads.
The greater portion of the money employed Ire
building many of the railroads of the country; is..
raised by municipal sultscriptions, and, the salp : of
city and county bonds. It is not an economical way.
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Suppose a county to subscribe one million dollars to
the stock of a railroad company, and issue its bonds..
to that amount to pay for it. The company eaust.
ell the bonds Cur what. they 'bring in theMailtet
— say $75 on the hundred. The million dollars ef , d
bonds produces $780,000 rush. But the .she's
million draws interest at 0 per cent., or ,$4O-,000,,8er,
year, payable semi-annually. That Is .exaetly B.per
cent. on the $750,000 actually received for.the
The bonds have twenty years temp, Th e „interest:
for that time will amount to $1,200,000. Then the
principal debt must be paid, $1,000,004. Theeorn,
piny thus gets $.750,000 and its aim twenty years,
an d pap $2,200,000 therefor, .It must be a route
for a road that promises a „most profitable buSinesS,
th a t will justify its construction by means Alter
raised. It will be seen that the money paid Mall to
the purchaser and holder of the bonds for the whole
time is more than throe times the amount he origin
ally lends. If a man or a company, then, has $781),..
000 for investment, by purchasing such bonds at. the
a/
rate we have named, the capital can be PPS:ofmk
trebled in twenty years, without any laborer PILMI
except in receipting for litg,senii-annual.nstalments
of interest, and for the
, principal at „ nip . turity,
Smaller' Fiume prj . drieci in the same proportion.
It would seem to bertigoed operation fur capitalists;
but a hard way to build railroads. Ordinarily, -Mo
ney investethat legal interest will double BselLiii
sixteen years and two-thirds. In tbe'ivrty therittonett
above, it more than trebles itself in twentyiYearit
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