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GOLD AND SILVER.—The vast quantities of
gold thrown into use in Europe and America by
the mines of Australia awl California, have had
the effect of revolutionizing the currency Of
both continents. Silver is no longer the stan
dard, and is going oat of use to a great extent,
in consequence of the abundance of gold. The
question, what becomes of the silver, is not so
difficult of solution as it seems. It is the stan
dard of value in the vast empires of India and
China, with which Europe an 1 America maintain
so large a commercial intercourse. In propor
tion, therefore, as gold currency increases in
Europe and the United States, the silver finds
its way eastward supply the Indian and Chinese
markets. During the year 1553 the export of
the precious metals from Great Britain to the
East was £94R, i 74 in gold : £5,409,859 i n
sil
ver; total, $7,358001. Ilene is near thirty-one
millions of dollars worth of silver taken from
the currency of the civilized world and thrown
into the Oriental empires. Of this amount E4,-
970,3i:9, or some twenty-three and a half mil
lions of dollars went to India, and the remain
der nearly all to China. Such a drain as this is
truly remarkable, but it is more so when we look
at the manner in which it has increased ever
since the discovery of gold in California. This
is shown by the following statement of the ex
port of specie direct from Great Britain to the
East during the last five years :
Total.
102.2;4) 1.71,',100 1,815.350
:,561.977
ISM
Total in 5 year5....4,0211,792 5,5i,5,505 :Z2,62.5.65 - 7
Over ninety millions of dollars in silver taken
from European ciri:iilation in the course of five
years, a fact which shows the great extent t.,
which the trade of the East is against all the
civilized nations engaged in it. We must have
saltpetre, tea, silks. indigo, spires, etc., hut the
habits of the Chinese and JlMloos are so radi
cally different from ours its to render the intre
daction of articles of Western production ex
ceedingly slow. China is entirely independent
of foreign imports. She gets nothing from
abroad that she could not easily do without, and
the export of opium from India by the British.
is ah iut the only article on which a reliabl.i
trade thither can he based, and even that i ,
against Europe, because the crop is an Indityi
tile. It feliows, of course, that the result f
this eastern commerce is to throw an immenoiti
i.l wealth beyond the reach of European civili-
Ltion. In the five year , above given the t ita ,
Coils transferred to the east woe nearl.• one hut.-
dreil Will tell tnilli.ms I.f dollars. We do n. t
k!: .w the ~tati,tic, in referenci to the American
Iliad. With 121 , 1iil China, hut of course the
litdance against us is proportionally a, huge a
that against Great Britain. The. , we um !erg , 0
two•fold draiuitig Eur:ipe take.- ilWxy our 1
tot pay for her manufactured goo hs, while En --
land and china c-iisuine our shyer t o p a y f.
their domest'ic prodnee. In a condition or
thing" it is no c'oo'ler t't it oar our:re:ley is gt.t
ually di,typearing. not for the r
sources of Calitoruin, we ilo not know hose the
country could stand ouch draln. In spite o!
our cotton an breadstu ff ". ther e• W 0.1 1 ,1 54.9 be
a collapse like that •.1 I i-7.
IL ;it remarkable that, nottvi; tioling
civilization and wealth an.l power 4 tile w =,
the semi-barb:troll , east m:vider , us all. Its st t
ple products are iminensely valuable, both t
and to it, while its social organization and cu•-
tams disqualify us from suppbt:rig its wall'-.
Pont the questiiiu ari.ses, ns p rey take from Eilr' , -
SO limited an amount of what becomes t
the bulk of the currency of that metal!
in Eng,lattil, nor yet iii France. Sa.:lilarcy.. olu t
ot
titles of it have been nhstraot.sil front cirri:II:10 ..1
in both countries. serious adorn,
Thus far no sati , factory solution of the
has been fur-Ili-died. S.atte tlii;d: the rtis.i
gold has found its way to IlAssia, by ineaii=
secret loans, to supply the of the w ... .
while other think it ha" been eiincentratei: .
the vicinity cif the warlike oper-itiim, of t'.ii
Allies, by the expenditures there. Th e ," ~•,
mere c .:6-...turet, but the fact is ascertaiae
clearly enough that the got i iy no where witl.
roach. This is a "trance ph.ummen. , n, in vi
of the enarta :a.- amounts of e'l'l continually -
Ceire.l in Eiiitiand from Calif,rnia an I Australia
but it shows that that king 100
so independent in her trade operations ns
world has le-en in the h. Cult of believing. Silt ',• r
and gold are both slipping away from her cotlei-i
without her possessing, in any way, the p , ,lser
t.) prevent it.— Y .1 , , t 071.11 ~ 1 (7,,,n7nrrr
Thr Chinese Potato
A writer in the New York Tirolee Lions shad"
doubt upon Ill(' i:ei for Chmo, •
about wh,ch so much has been sail, nob cauttons n: •
realer- of that :Hurnal ii ho are fon•l of hurticultaral
etpermients not to ga too eagerly into the coltivatlon
of that vegetable. whiolb like its wonderful probs.
eessor. tae Rotolo potato. may, after all. torn out to
Le a humbug. The writer sajs he is not disposed In
quarrel with the claims of the new potato. hilt
having l o oked over sundry English and French ie tn
olicals, he has arrived at same tolerably definite .•• , 11 -
clusions respecting it. A few French writers are en.
raptured with it as they have been with other- that
have proved of little worth. and almost all the c.
comiums that have been published in this coun'rs•
have been written and republished by those who ore
especially interested in selling the seed. lie
not wish to discourage a little experimenting with it,
but would not recommend any one bt mortgage les
farm to cultivate it extensively.. 'rho Rev. Mr.
editor of the Homesfr'id, a reliable agricultural [ol.,ir.
seems to be of the same opinion, and reasons thus
We agree with this winter in one thing, that it ,
astounding that such a marvelous tuber has rover
before been brought to oor k n owledge. This wi.l
quite apparent to every one when we state the fats
in the case. It is claimed for this root, that it is the
common food of China and Japan—cultivated as x
tonsively there as tile potato is with us that it is a
perfectly hardy rout, not liable to be injured by frost
or by rob Of eourse this riot must be as common
in the p irts of China as the potato is in our own,
and must cuntriltute a part of the food of our slops'
officers and crews, when they are in Chinese forts.
There are certain ports of China that have been
open to our commerce for 12 years and vessels have bnol
visiting them fur teas, silks, and other articles, al
most every month since they were open e d. Th.,
officers are men of intelligence. and quick to so, Ile,
practical value of any such article, and to impr,.ie
upon their knowledge.
The third vessel that visited the port of Shangleti.
brought home a 1-1 t of fowls. that have since borne
that name, and we have some of the progeny of that
importation in our neighborhood. Fowls, it is known,
are difficult to keep alive in a six months' voyage.
and any importation must be attended with great
loss. Yet numerous shipments of this perishable
article hove been made from that day to : an
article ton that cannot begin to compare in impor
tance with the Diseorea, if a tithe of its good quali
ties are real. That, in all these years. during isoi-11
the potato rot has been doing its worst, no shiptio et
of this article should have been made, either to Bri
tain. or to the Vnited States, is more than nine
day's wonder." The runt, too, is jest the thing for a
sea voyage. not liable to rot or to he injured by the
frost. Chance almost wombd have broaght honey so
common an es-inlent, am mg the ship stores.
And now it is claimed b•r this root., that it ;.:tg
over five hundred dollars a bushel in Europe, Fio I i 7
Cue Uit to be had at that. By special favor tbee eon
Le retailed hero at one 1,•11ar the bulb, the seller t
luctant to let them go at that!
Cincinnati Hog Trade
The Cincinnati Fric , - Curr, Iv gives the f
ing statement showing the number of hogs pick
ed there, for a series of years :
183:1 60...000 1,40 ..... '. o',ooo
IVA 123,0(5) 4,4 ti ..... ... ~. ....., , ,:,., ~,
1636 162,000 1847 0- 0,000
1836 72.3,000 164 N
1037 103,000 1540.. 4141,640
15245 16'24000 Issl, 30:;, , ,r4
1.,,+:7Q 100,(07) 1851.. 7 . ;.0.P.1
1040 95,000 1,6'
1041 100.0,, 1,03 31,00
is 42
...................:...._.220.00•' I'o4 42.1,000
1043 "61,,1.K10 1,55. ::,, --5,706
1044 440.000 1656 405,31.6
It will be seen that the whole number Packed
this season is 405,3‘.03, being an incrrase of 40,-
010 over the number packed last season. There
is also an increase in the weight of seven and a
half per cent, which will make the total increase
this season equal to about 80,000.
Nlisstssirpi LEGISLATURE. — In the Senate, on
the 4th, the bill to repeal the act prohibiting the
circulation ofbank notes of a denomination less
than $5, was indefinitely postponed. The Houk.
on the 6th, adopted a - resolution abolishing the
-usury laws of the State.
VOLUME XIV.
ARTS, SCIENCE AND DISCOVERV,
—A small pie. 7e of paper or linen, moistened
with spirits of turpentine, and put into a bureau
or wardrobe for a single day, two or three timec ,
a year, is a sufficient preservative against moth,
—The number of males burn is always great
er than the females by about four per cent. At
twenty years of age, lid. preponderance is en
tirely lost, and there are 111UrC, females than
males ; at forty, the balance is again the other
way, and there are more male- , than females : at
seventy, the number is about even. Beyond the
age of forty years, the probabilities of longevity
are much greater for American women than for
men; it is estimated that at the pre , ent time
there are 130 American women in the United
States above a hundred years of age.
—Medical writers, of standard authority, d e ny
that there is any truth in the assumption s o coni•
munly made, on both : ; des of the Atlantic, that
our climate is so dry and stimulating as to pre
clude the possibility of the devtdepwent of firm
and voluminous muscle, of well round ••1 form,,
of athletic and healthy frames, 11.1110 . ng native:- of
the United States. Nor does the' theory of a
gradual acclimation yr the Anglo-Saxon race to
tat , new physical conditions ef tbd , c•mtinent
militate ;ignited this prop..sition : for, even :f it
were neceveiry to t-Lldw that tbi; were , ruven,
would, at ne,t, inip:y a ditrertmee in Ainule
twecn the Angio-Ameri.•an and Lis Enta.pctin
kinsman, but no leterioriro: , 'n of the former.
FEBRUARY 23
—•• Railway Surgery is the title of an able
and interesting article in the last number of the
New Jersey Medical Reporter. Dr. S. W. Butler.
one of the surgeons resident near the scene of
the disaster which took place last somnicr the
Camden and Amliey Railroad, is the author ot
the article. Railway surgery is its distinct ado
partment of the art as is military surgery, and it
is highly desirable that medical men shoal i ltave
the benefit of ail the experivtice cdl.•ulto I t
astist them in treating so peculiar and dioo-ult
a class of injuries. Br. Butler states. that
du
ring the last two years and a half, p4o-s,in
have been killed, and ounded. in the l oite.
sitates and the Canada-, dy tailtead
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4.710.665' 5,59U.81.7
3.132.6n3 4,366,',Y1
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and mdled with di.% d tt 0 I k.•:lhrl ,
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—The most perfect telescopic in,trtrt.c:tt
the Nv ,, r1 , 1 are matte in itunich. That fo r ll, Lr y
College. tdf do refrtletors vot st
was mtvle thcro. It- Lint) . l i-t•tm-t•
feet. and the Watt - 10er ~f g hs_ I I
ches: cost s7-I , ..ttott. The t than
focrtl dist:lll , 2e of 17.3 fcct, with an -Itject
i nc hes in tliamet , r, c tst ; th e
lb feet , glfiSS 11) co.ting
next 1'A?; feet and 9 ite:lo.s. All these great in
struments have stand-. with cock work so moving
the telescope to 111•10r.l';7'• the rlHrn.:l
of the earth, WILICI. a , 111.1 , .tIterwl ,, rouse a
to di s , l , l „ ar too flirt 11. from the fiei•l. 'Fite ma
king of the ohject glass. upon whi.:h hed:
depends. is a labor of great care and n i cety. curl
c.0.d.- , just one half of the en ire expen-es of rho
telescope.
C. G. Massiquot, of Paris, has obtah.ed
a patent for improvement,: in lithographic print
ing presses. Thrse may be summed u-
lows : A sliding c,rriage. which travels aver the
stone or other engraving.. and Carrie , a!iing the
printed scraper, to take off the impression. and
which is moved to and fro liy a crank a shaft:
a loose tilting frame which carrie: , a plate and
Olen to lie down upon the paper that has been
put upon the plate to he printed, from the print
ing scraper passing over the sheet with the ne
cessary pressure, and the loose tilting frame be
ing raised or tilted up by the said carriage at the
end of each backward or forward stroke, sn as to
allow putting a fresh sheet of paper ou the stone
or plate engraved upon.
—To smoke the best bacon, fat your hogs
early and fat them well. By fattening early you
make great saving in food, and well fattened pork.
Then kill as early as the weather will allow. and
salt as soon as the animal heat is gone, with a
plenty of the pnrest salt, and about half an
ounce of saltpetre to one hundred pounds of
pork. As soon as the meat is salted to your
taste, which will generally lie in about five week'-. -
take it out, and if any of it has been covered
with brine, let it drain n little. Then take black
pepper, finely ground, and dust on the hook end
as much as will stick, then hang it rip in a good,
dry, airy place. If all this is done as it should
be, (it ought to be done now,) you will have no
further trouble with it, for by fly time, in spring,
your ba?ou is so well cured on the outslde that
ides or bugs will not disturb it
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We pi•rilcive that in all the principal cities great
a:die:gin:ions sore entertained or a Leavy business on •
the op e ning or the ensu,sig spring—rllllloUgh the
season will probably be a !iti• one. Yet that circum
stance will perhaps add t• Sire issil.esus which will re
sult from a long per.•••i of inertia. We sincerely
Lope ;Lot these auti• •pations may Ise realized, an d
ti that no Lotter circa:oat:knees eoul•l exist to
assure us prosTer •as season. The scarcity of a
former year !sus been succeeded by one or unexam
pled prosperity. Whilst the former conveyed lessons
111 wholesome economy, the latter propounded to is
the e tent ss; the tact resources a Lich a bountiful
liroviderice hail place•l within our reach. The lesson
has not been lust; for, whilst the farmer confined
himself during the Peruser year to asusuil ssecessaries.
the in:reliant prudently contracted his business to
the wants of his sus:tomer, The hod year placed
them upon a different a n d we are about to
realirc tOe henclita ,1111C11 must naturally result from
a season ut Shaft succeeding a sea , sl of economy.
The stocks in the country stores ate generally low,
and 4-,:ntry merchants , Laving lu t uidated their for.
rater ohtsgations are h.•Il ready to deal liberally unil
n:nkc lame purebstscsi supply their exhausted
stociss. The Atlantic Odle- are prepared to do as:
I in.portatiens for the
,pring trade base 1,1,1 Let v though slut ex
c. tor Frvlleil be obtained is,
i•tifficiesit isuantisses in elinsequelire of the absence of
w•rlitunin sot the army. \V ls:!rt Ilast,rn neigh
; L. are destine-I to r.•:11 , n pro'itable hxrsli•t. see have
! ',ere s.; e tins lisit-lasr s zli aid not lose
•s. the race. • air Ilinalliartlll , - , hat e hec.anc 05,n•
I tint ts the \t o.t. and although our commerce has
I Leen crspided by the embargo." our mills have
I been in ti,I,VO operscien during the entire winter;
.or ,tarehoti , e. are !We I “,..11 the prodootr or the
matocitetilries, nod we aro only nwautrig the "good
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Ow .1 el :he I.lli4litoigh and l'onliells‘ilie
Ihrilroad. th: .(111”: :1111 thnviug iroli,rl: .if
PORT. Fear of r 10 , 1 :II width tit :dealt
lib, in depth. 1: awn..., e:••• i :el a It,. Depot. ::1••! at thi•
other on Nil, hot 1: . 1,1,1 t a.trf theta flout:114 for their
whole leitztli opier
It/in--VAN) Iliet in Nei:lt:Li : fronting th , other
of the Depot. and in depth 121—one of the Lot. I.l:Lter"
in::: for it, wird , n ttr..•t
No better pr.rp. r!V folitl. and it will ho sq. 10 I'ur "1-''- lte.
t of the pat nieut taken in : the Como :list:111e
Railroad, if desired.Ll.Nl /UK,
0111 , 'e of 11, lorning Pomt.
l'ittsbOrzh. August 2.1.1.555.—.11,if
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE-A 1.,t 24
f e et on AVVI,TE street, an .1 eslendlrnr hark lof t to
11 iln alien, thl lI e hank part of the lot 0 a Cellar 1‘ ail,
built ft, two await hon-ea This lot is in a de4jrohi,, L. utuni
a residence; ;Lad w:!I be will le, and eu fav,ratas terms.
Title good. and clear bum ineurablanee
p. Enplire of
0 EO.
at the office of Moritlhg. Post.
MSS
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1856
[From Ow 1',1;.1.n.r.:11 Prl.,-Currvnt.)
Titer Spring - Trade.
••• th• l't PT • .4 P•,l
The Colt ure or Flat.
w.qin• a 1% writt..l)
I, ite
n l ; , r. (Lai
41,•I /1 4 4 t 4 1114
lIIMMIE
Al,ll. rnwo exlen:ircl
r k , ma I.f`
' ILO. Fll
, I • 61' ;
v • ..•1,1 Ole 71 • cal
lIMMIS
=ME
Import. , to ]^s]
foal and Coke. "Taritet
I' /.\i. i .L.l I 1., ri.•l.
=MEE
COAL WORKS FOR SALE.—Sixty three
az.rtes of but. letth ISO of Coal at tached, and i ll the ,n,-
provements thereon in suctle,ful llpUratiOn. Grid Farm
omited on the Miinungutiela river, 34 mil. ahoy,. Pitt,
I,urgh, and in MUPPlied with a Farm floww, Baru,
Otyhard. Railroad, and an excellent harbor.
Tle• rein of coal in fine feet thick, and Cannot be surpaaeed
in quality. For further particula apLS-O
rs ply to
NICHON & PAYNE,
Yl:ttf No. '235 Liberty litreet.
CIOFFEE--I'rime Rio and JttvaCotree, green
and I , aptra. by S. 3 r.
Ton Storo, No. i 3 ,3 'ifth stroot.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ALEX n
ANDER W. FOSTER, Att , ,rnev Lull
Conmiellor at Law, and Solkstur iu CLano,.):
f", pre Uriun nountyllti4 and Pen+ion+...l
In u•m td . Claims w Ureat Britain and Irel.tud.
4e• Coll,t.oui made in [Lim and adjoining Culintase .
of le drntu twttl,•d; Rua' Fadat , I n.nIL .Id k.r
1,...,4, and rentm Mort,l4,
ur loth, strurity, ntl, examined and W . 1.• papor. draw,
In, F. 11111 4troot. a few Jour, , V , '
Pittgl•urgti. !Loch 28, 11344.- - 4 Mh.2B:"W
A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, and C,,;n
-,„ r „,„ 5 ;„,,,„ t ,,, tin Stater of TuuucxnCO. N,•w
Ilncq-
Ciinnectii•ut. New Von IL L
Enlanrniu, Igintmana and Virginia.
Z 4- D+.441,. drawn, unit anknouletlments and tat, en
record or in any of List 31,01, LlOLLltsiUtter, 1111.4,,
and lll,le Island.
Pittetiurgh, Mord,
SAMUEL C. WINUARD,
17 ATTIALN EY AT LAW,.
VITTS:sIII,GLI, rEN%A.
hlp-i,n1,1, In BAK ENVELL'VIMILDINGS, Urnut Street,
noarly pp.,sit , the Ciawt
CHARLES W. WINGARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
BB): \ SIL URA',
CAMBRIA t•OI,,NTS. PENN..
41 .- A I, prxrtived in I.luntlngdon. Blyir, Cl..arbel,l and In
.1..c1a ounue.. f.b I I v
. . .
OBERT C. (1. SPROUL, Atturuey arid
„Lk , o ,, uusellor at La.', office Nu. Fourth 1.
!.1
TAMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at Law,
tfr ntr,t, Pitteburgh,Lotweeu =it h ~n.l
Ulwrry 101 y (k. - 11.1 y
JOIIN BARYON, Attorney and C - oum.o!lor
cnrner of Fifth and Oremt etn,t, Ptlt,
burgh.
QAM P. ROSS, Attorney at Law lco. li7Y.)
Fourth stmt, Pittsburgh, frnrth door below Mr P 41v
l'attersn's Livery St.ablo. je.:;
•
BOAT RICK M.' KENN A, Alderman of
LAlico corner of firnut Ond Fifth streets, (lormerlv
cuiced I.v Aldermsn leowis,) whore all Limit..rn peruabmg
la 0111, of A Iderumn and Justice of the Pevcee k,,•
promptly attemired to. fr1.1:;:m
IT AIIL, Surgeon Dentist, successor to G.
1 V. IMMIIe. No. 144 SruithAeld str,t.
~g-Ullit e hours from h to-1 o'clock, so.l from 2b• ~••1•, ,, k.
bll 5
•
Trr, Dentist, Fourth street, five ti- , 3rs
1 . Mat ket.
/30 - '.`ll,l,quel from 9 o'clock A. M 51 5 Lirl,,k P. 51
11,41ay
BUSINESS CARDS
TOTIN N1001111E.1.1), t;rc,oer 41 ,,1
) Mervhunt. f, Ow ((Al, (4 PIO 11F:l'A I..rrr I
lit, r. 11,, and ularrully,
ht:Bl.nargli. -
can
611.11131 1111.1.714 11011;1.0 ..... 1 4.14. El. I,K1 1 15./1 1 1, w 41,
`TILLERSItICK ETSON,
\
1111.1 IT 4. c”rn, , f It win 1111 , 1 Lit. riy
Ir,,n, Naate, k,`,. 4, ton Varian, 34' mnt.antly on I 0 1
M . K.EE I'o., Maim •,1 M . F:
• l'••au-y“. auto. t; bum, hll .ortr.o, of W:•,
1),10.1 • Sitriurth, 5.1 Ugh, \ i.J..
PI tau alai Pr Wt haler !Old ihuoral ff t•
1 ., .10,7114 , hh• and Lurhtuur.R. ,4l
tl t• • .hd, An.l Nl.ukut mtra.
hurl, Pt but a 0... rt •Ibttan, !! .o...aruh.att
au fr..to 11 .uot.:rahuit 1.1.u0rh.. I. (Jst 14, total Cl;; 11, z I.
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tntraort , -1
Mei Ilal4t-0010.11 an I C4ttry .0 S.. .:••t• •
ttch ttn•••••1 t.. F:t•.. •
I 1,01.•11 , at 11.0t1.ts ov.
rn ry at. 1., 0:1.1 Itotto . .d
.on. I r 0 . ,•
0.-tfnlty inytte an ox.intatt. 11 of tn.. k, 't:
s It*,•••1 otraog.
Av L C o A , l l l 3 lt I
B. , ragatt :VINE: 4 and 111;AN IP, 1,. •l •
11•.11,11,4nLe1a nod V, ,31
L. 114. 1 -1, prn..et. nntsburch.
T()SE I'PII F:NI I slh.Tess , r t. • 1.. \i I
y..‘ 1 G.. c . ..1:.t.r of M.,..kvt :tad i
hat, I a full /0.'4.11 , 01 4 1/1:16:. NI ti-
It!I'NES. CflEs - r , . l . i.iti . u)lEity, nu.; an urn
-1....tia1in4 t..
Kyr I'll3oocutras' rreernptionm carefully comp.upt,-.5
. _
FLEMING lIROT 11 F. t,, J.
C.... D141:41 , 114 , 1 1 4L No. 6.3
I , ttvlkatch. I'r•ktrietoe4 or Dr ?'Lame 's rel..l.rate 1 V.,e3.
fug, Liver da.
j( IN HAFT, J R., sure('-stir-stirl.. J11111(`` Mc
e rehalenale atel retail DliCiiiilST, and claal..r,
1 Al NTS. VILd, 1/Vll r....11:1Fe. !Ca. 141 11....1 4 , D et.
.I.4•rx Lelo V
w Inrin alley, l'ittslalrv'l.
JL. XIARSIIA Li.,
. W 0441. DEALER and C.''.1N111 .1 .'. 4 101‘
13 Lilwrt3 vtleet. Pn teliargh
/eO/1.e.4.4e—W.1 4 1 . C111440 0 1 4 k lintt.. Kramer .t It., 13 , lar
I.l.‘..Fternaa .1 Co.. Ilrov lilrkpan I, IL.
l'itt-3.1,01, May 41.1,1 , 4.1. .1,21
INV. C.ILI.I)IVIuK, dealer in ki:‘,:;l•k
1, 1 0 . Tlll{lCOl, RAGS Mid li.l}'Elt, No.
I. it. I'lftsl.olol. ,
thy - inarkrt paid P r
WAT.Ttft. P. If . . . r
P. :11A R511..1 lA,
Hl' IiICY.
NV. 4.1,61,rs E'rsneti Aplericau
No. tii W,sr.lttr ,, t, Pittsburgh.
rte -&d« stzsnly for the osl.‘brato , l nutnufacturn.s
Dsln,urt . Co.. Purls.
1) T. C. NIORG'IN, and Sta
jj. ti , •nt•r. akray. Isttn•l gt , tt ~.st .;'n• nt
11Intstlane , utt and litank lt,“lott Prtottng. And
can Pap., . wh-lo,11.• altd 104 NA•••.1 sty- t,
Lel ,w Firth vast side) l'ilAsburgh.
rh,r- ANTED--Rags and Tan:trrs' Sr raps_
I(OLNft Mi.:1,1,013., IVholesale and Itotail
t) dealer in MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. NAM , . MI.: It',
St'llottL BOOKS and STATIONMIIV, N'. 01 ..trt•et,
Pittsburgh. jot
112013 .NI'COLLISTER, Whole ; it
Jty tiu rx; ,t MANUFACTURR &
MANUFACTURE R and ale
... - 11,1tin4,
TOIIMAYb SNUFF and SPIARS, N. , . lb F
Pittsburgh. •
litsps nonabAntly on hand f 1 inrgo Supply of n V,
brands of itilperial St•intrlt.
- _
t;tt1.TFT1,.15.41------------- noisrst J 1N1 , 4,,tv.
REYMER tt ANDERSON, (suoce , sors to
J...ioa itbod,•• S C0.,1 wholetude , i, , a1. , ,, in 1. , , 111 . :IGN
FIi.UITS. N L"FS, SPICES. CON 1 , F.GCI‘ oN A RN', sl',; A its ~,...
No. 39 Wow.] stroot, oppostlx the St. Chariots ft .t . l, Pit:,
1,141-gilt ar.!
A TINDLE, Wholesale and Reta.l SAO
DLE. HARNESS, TRUNK, VAWE an•! cAnPrr
EAU MANUFACTURER, No. 100 Wood str,t, Pittst,,,rgh,
jy-m,
-
INTERPRISE WORKS, ` . ,t. 136 V.. 1
street, third door below Virgin alley.—DOIVN
would call the attention of 61, - .orting men to their
assortment of GUNS, ItIFISS and ILEVoLVINE
th ,, largest and beet selected stock ever opened this mar
ket. together with a general assortment of
ry. and Fishing Tackle, all of which TC ,, lice at the
lowest puasible prices to clash purchasers, or for gI
S p
purred paper.
NOR:Cif-WESTERN POLICE At
No. S 9 Witehington street, corner of Dearborn, CHI
CAGO, ILLINOIS.
A.LLV4 luirtom .. ROOOPP-S.
PINK r.RTON k CO. devote their entire att- t... till
-
transaction ~f a general detective POLICE 1.11:SINEl. , - in
the States of Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana_
mhl9:iltf
TCTIIN GROUTT, Importer of BRANDIES,
It, GIN, WINES, 4tc. Dealer in Rue Old Monongahela
Wl)inky, Poach Brandy, - Mao. RECTIFYING DISTIL.
1. IR, corner of Smithfield and Front street., Pittahurgh.
apl2
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BUSIN it SS CARDS.
. .
f .1. t., Looking G IMO 31unufarturrrii.
. and dealer. in Li.oking flatus. Mutual:l.c, En.
grarin4s, and Pitney N.1.76\5'0,1 xtri,t, Pn ot.
on haul :‘,1.1 wade to Nor and Mantle Cilal,e4,
‘llol.utuny. Walnut and Gilt or Mould
ing. 0: ev,ry de.rruition.
I. r:tuatillomt Cabin. Deri.ratod and Gilt. ort4
T 4 INTERI'RISE WORKS, Not. 336 W,wl
st.. third door bdow Virgin alley.—Bows k TETLEY
u„,ui.l ...an the Attvntigin of Spurting men to their large
..11.111rill RI FLES illl , l REVOLVING PISTOLS.
the 1:0 - 2,t and Fruck ever Opener! In thin mar
het. tulu-th o , wuh a gen,:.l axsortment of HARDWARE,
CI 'ft h 11,6 and FISHING TACKLE, all of which we
l,•• I um— Frio, to saeh purchasers, or fir
marl S
ir - - i
. Wh.le.ale and Retail
Al. 1,) - r.d \ II1,•1 VLl ,l l)i 0 1 :1. 1 : . 4. RANK,. :'t ,.ve;, Tin, Inn and
11,,i,ehe , i , rs . hardware. 'n n nenr M arh, nee and 'fouls. Tin
l'hu. , , zneet Iron. Wm. Rivets, .te.„ &e.. 24 North 64,0r0l
street, oqup,site Bunliler's Hotel,) HARRISBURG.
wiC:i:ql;lrn
JWIIITE, VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTU
,, RCP- lois recovered his health so as to resume hi. old
sod pei.ed his BLIND MANUFACTORY. at
Finn ,treet. gear the Post Office, between Wissl and
Sootlikehl, hors lin assortment of BLINDS, trimmed
ii;th plain a., I hey iS, rotoel and Silk Trinintihirs, and is
1,1,31,1 h+ any order in his !ins, on the m u st remonable
ternii His work is warranted to give satisfaction, or motley
retoodol.
til. old BIRO% roralrot Please giro him a call, on he
con t be beat in norkinnnellip.
J 3
F. SIIOPE, NIERCISANT TAII.OII, Third
Xtr ,, •t. next dour to Thspatrh Iluildinp, thankful fur
the rtsry lilwral patronage heretofore b,towe.l upon him.
tn,, leave ri :.11 n CtorIOI.IIILLIWA , of the mine. un La ii 110 W
hetter prepare,l than ever tAI furni,h hie friend, and Cud
-1,10,S with altrne•nt4 which will insure entire sati,fartinn.
--
Ile ill‘VayS keeps on hand ft lame of the lat.!
oi VESTINtiS, CA :5.1.511'.1tP.5., curnis. k.e., which
wall utuke to order ou the ebortest entice, upon reasonable
temps.
. . .
11 - ta. A perfart fit alwaye wa.rrantett. tnovlthtf
J MY It . 11t.56 TI.I)S. ITYSI'7O PILAN'IA L I,l'Xil,
r B. YOUNG & CO., No. : Smithfield.
r. ,Irve‘... oi.tAelto City }fusel, roanufartureor of CABI
- ~T Fl' F N l'r ru iik; and Cl I Ai KS, 131' ei Kry description. M.
..r.., , a anti wortinativiilp warranted, awl "old at re•le e.l
Care takt-n In packing for land -ad water carriage.
\AT 0 D EI, I,' S FURNITURE AND
Ulf A IltS, nail embraiang ea ery
ity iit larnitiire. ill Pidaewmal. Mahogany arid Walnut. Fill.
! tol - pas 1,.r•. chamtien. and dining rianini; to any
York ..r Philadelphia, and at Mixer pritaa Ivory
maile Ly Mani, and warranted.
Cal-inid suppii.l with any quantity of
SilitE and CHAIRS. on rearainalile term,.
ail ! StelLtli;eiats f firtilithed at the 111Ortelit noise.
%%alai-camas, Nixi. 77 and 7'.0 Third atreet.
n MITSUI:IMM PA.
ToliN coctirtn;S BROS., manufactur
..f Jr I ,r) ValdtA, Valli Doors, Window
stl•sd nod gr. Thi,l I.
t'vn -1 and Iliark , t atrexta. Intt,ddirgh., rnd hnr "a
n.l nto t) or new patrrus tenure and Plain, suit:ll,l,ld
,):1 purr , is r.. Psa twul.ar edention ;odd to euelosing Gras..
Later d..no e short notir roarn
- -
E)1" cO.ICII AND CAIIRIAGE
HIV/TM:RA & C'th, rorn..r of
Belmont ritmetn, Allegheny City. would
rn their fr rend', and thel.irble yenernily. [lna they .
I , .. rnol tre• ruonionetnre of CAltitlArE: 4 . It.,
.nene
y. r t nit AIV A Yr+. awl CllA
ru nil trot vurroue styles of !lurch onvhproporoon,
t ye._ A t er 1. r w . .I le •..ver, Inert with .triet rep.r..l
I .lld loranty i trilAr Ih.pair. will rther be otterelvel
It rerni. Ching in all their work Ell
r • !roil.. P-1,-. awl AS heel .tut[, they lent colll
te•.,t h..l wle Inv, then: with their ihntrnnage, will S.
r'•- 1:y ihteh I .11 th,:r 11, , V work.
or r e r i n e orrel U, ;110 tau call, trainee r• 13 1.
OCtAI y
llrrA . 4 ..... orunor:
1 ) ; 11 i ACTUIti-BIG
r. No. 4u Inn
••
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~ . .1!1..-. 1;l'i/(71E,'. and eV...Ty ch,criptit
1 N built t.. Orkier. and Cnu.hei in
.
at)t, ~f (1.,:0)., , ,cca0r.0 of Cluj,
„... 1. 3E1.1 7u, ability of I,tatenalm.
rk :11,0
.
1 - 1 Di. R. \ V 111. TE & C 0.,, N , .. 59 Market
0..1 aft, ”i)NT)A Y. Noven,t—r
.•nt .4 . (.I.f TALIAS anA
t
a!, ; ..;rn hruLch of de.,
n.ll Nvl-1‘,..r L; r
lium,iintelv, they want to
II:611.i posetbir..
1. 1 1 0 l i bF. I NT:
tt I, It .• ,r ‘rl. , \ tat
! • ••!..•-ru• • rv.., 1.. of Lotal.
.1 n...:
0 .% 1:1 Itlank
• ..! !!.••
v at,ci I
: • st.trk..; ;‘, , i.l
IL ' il.\.lll , (.. ) 4 ..' I\l},Manufacturer
•1:1
r , : 71 I / ~A t 'rr.
t A 11
,iiii i . 1.! 6..1 1,11.11 u.: .kod
F "Tp—, wh..
t r rrr! 1-',grrorrri,s arr.l I_,lll.rgrro..!or,
t I nii•Atro: r ..I , PalittirkK)r,to,l iti /ht . bnt
thi+ o.”. I
I svitl Itvl vc,ll ,ttp and
ttil I N.• tor,rt, l'Atsburo.
i Ll,l KEN & have on itand. at,
• \ .11.1 CHAIR
•• •' i ~ Irlllollt f•C Can. .c
yt: h thov 4,1115 Inv
, 1•1 i.ry. c ;A: 1' i ht.Y.
111 .‘ I:I,ES 14.+
n. 11,
" , “31 II: : •1 1:t
tl.- inz 1..1 I,nc ,p,riP7l.,
It.: xol, .1s Ow pAtlonal,7s , Flo+ "1 , 1
. :1-t• ts, •i• ; “1.1, n , r.‘ll jo:1
JAM ES M E LI NG EIZ, M,. ll „. ga h,L a
(r.•ud...1 the
t t 1.4 it 1,11 ..in•re
el that le• r. lerrstli Ideit Ca 1..., no
41.'t rh Ell Ll' 111411., xtdt promptness. nt.d ett
114,1 ter! plan .1 on ene both hides, tuitttittitly
..r. hurl
N1,•111,1Ings, vTo.ry denerlyuon, trut
Bn 1.4 'I , itk.l Car; vnt:ert i!t•P tLoi: :olvatt
- to c r him n nll. iu ho ran pow furtubh bun .1:11
t-tll.l. +MO% hlc livery desrtiptton of work.
ANT 1 1 , ...5( Y , Ea ..k rk ,f et w and
r l s 'o l t . i i r \ ll - 1, 1 ,
to I, tooltd . Wt-storu l'enttsylvmo.n. It L.
et.: :!.•' 11._11 , ••t 111.111, `ll , why thnse :•f
.41 vi"•iit nth:, :tete - les ni hie Elite, should glee ~ .:nn pi:ortlllllty t,, ,erNe• to n n ! ,
O@, Fine NI aii.:lll:iipulelng done grumpily and in the 1 -'et
t• L'FoN CAR WORKS, FOUNDRY AND
CHINE SNNOUSET,
:nto hf. nsw Works. recently erected. con.,
o: Water. Nl'Donouklt and Shaltly eitr,ts, la prrpa.l,l to Corr
-11.,l 6a all xt , ute ail ire Ira for Passenger.
Pr, i t tlih Platform, ( inky'', liaml and ill
o ther ,I,..,•ript/ot, of (*Alt , .
lor o fhA NI ENGIN ES of all atzes, Cl EA RING'. RA Ih
is..
lAD CASTINGS of nli dew mato., and all other work
apl...rhtl;...ng n .111Phy arld Machine
Thn rarenton .:ll thc cltlferent depart merit nrinntific
nt! lo w
tal E—loos:1y from Eastern manufncttnaes—
n theols. 11.i.n - 111.1 and NI. v. ail rulnahle mod
et,. Phi noon-oh. ,no t tl2a tf \S. R. )1 . ETII ER ELL.
MI:1:1('.\ N l'.11 ) 1Elt MANI .
ArTURINti 011'AN. Y. N". 7.; 50,111 , 1 Itic
1,101. nu.lll..turorti P R O
l'A lERN A ` , l IS
t I l'hurt 1.q...u111,,L1A, !cc.; 111 - r . ,
F7II:11 , 1. Itt•I-IN Itlld 11,.15. uss.,
V zovt
uI \lf ,o every ,size 1,,..ppr
I wurrent , acre ;11a11L 1 / 4 : thull att utter article 11011 ut
. .
rii,-- or,l , rs exe,uted on the shortest notice.
N. It.—,llb,itti. , ” of Steamboat Builders is especially n
iidi
*
1 ,, tea to thls article, on of ILS li.ht weight.
CUMMINS, ' .. 1(..s A CO..
N.,. 7S Second street, between And Market,
j... 11 . • '7;:i . :„,:?ittsliiirgb.
.
.
. .. ..
\ATIG MA ' i . f , e, .1 . 1 y7.1'01 - CY-11' *-RENTER,
v six dix,rs er. , ..•:,,.: nekluct.appos I,lle,olll,,tor's
i , :h• .•• Ale gbeny Cit.'...k..•folartal to till a In for WICiA,
n•I ~11 1.,t0k of t 11:N..ii., 2. 51L lIAI it 1V01tr...: tie la•••st
.I , i:du vol materml is to .`..i . - ,and entire satisfaction guar.
.., -
a a teeki. '. - . myls:d.kirly
- - -- -
•
JX F. 6 W.... FI.T 3.1.ML5 C. RICHEY.
13 L KEL & f L L id . 9l; T BEO
enry.
1\11 , 1,, Lots. Milli, Furnaces, ,tc...tc, bought and
,•' pl/ C . "11111)14 , 10:1; Land War-lame bought, sold 1114 , 1
.31111.. Rondo and Notft3 mgutiutai. INpecial attention
kp,...n to sulolivi.ling Farms, and cbmosing of them. To, ms
heas,nahlo. nor27:Mvx
T) EVOLVERS! REVOLVERS!?---Just re
coined, by Express, direct from
thy nennufacturers. a splendid
el nzbort- .ftots
nt-nt f - Corr', REPEATING PISTOLS, •
tivo and six il\4 h borr..ls, nil of
~.,-11 eo will sell for cool, at no low "
an they can be I.w.uzbt ill the city of Now York. Per
. , to All, , tralia find that the,' fall
,to honk, by minimising th,..lr equ,i,,,ge at hum , . th.,n they
can stranors--nd we give f erotic a chance to try
a:,) of th.- above Pinto/5 bcf.,ro Waving the city, and in cam,
•;i• a I . IIIIIIIV we rofond the money.
_pARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.---Having
the , day aasociated with me, TITYMAS GROUTT. us a
lamer iu the businoss of Importing, Rectifying and Dis-
Liquors. the business will hereafter ba conducted
under the style or firm of J. It T. GROUTT.
Pittsburgh, December 29, 1.5.5.5.--1 . 1 m; JNO. GAOL - TT.
J sr:. T. GROUTT, Importers of Brandies.
. Gin, Wine Dealers in Fine Obi 'Monongahela Bye
it hirckv, Peach Brandy. &c. Alen, itectillars and Tdetillera
Uornei of Smithfield and First streets, Pittsburgh. leict2l
BOTTLERS. -JOHN °UDEN & CO., Bottlers,
So. 157 First street, would respectfully infirm the pub-
IL
that they hove ronstrintly on band a large supply of
AI;.rAI'AItILLA, MINERAL WATER, ALE and PORTER,
of the best quality.
The attilition of families Is particularly directed to the
!mit that they bottle IVAINRIGIIT'S ALE in its purOgtfttAte.
Ihystrians rocornmend it to families on account of its whole-
POLre and strengthening qualities. nar.Bo:ly
I- . 7 ~
4
• . .t. :
il
1 I ..:
1 I
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TOLIN LITTLE, Jr.,
ty stmt., tms just roc-tire,
EEO=
BIt.iNDIES.
Gente Brandy, (very tine,)
inard lawny 14 Co., keuper.)
511. rett Cu.,
Sazerac.
wrNzs.
Sarcial sladeira,
lloward, 3tarch & Co., Mad'ra,
India Madeira,
Table do
Amontillado Sherry,
Manzanillo do
Table do
Conking do
lieeswing Port,
I . 11t, J
Ordinary .lo
St. Julien Claret,
Malaga Dry,
Do Sweet,
Cltainpagnue,
Anchor.
V.,rneney,
Together with RE other R,
KIER'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Anticipating the want of facilities for transporting
Ereights to and from the Eastern Cities, via Pennsylvania
Canal and Railroads, we have Increased oar stock of Boats,
on same, to a DJUBLE DAILY LINE., which gives as a
eatisclty of oven tons per month each way.
We assure our friends. and those disposer) to patronise the
Stan• improvements, there will be nothing spared on our
part to render general satisfaction In forwarding E.•stern
and Western Freights with promptitude and despatch.
ICIER A. MITCHELL.
an 11: • Canal Basin, Pitteburg - h. Pa.
Neither with my eye nor my faith will 1 trifle."
NIPORTANI' TO THOSE AFFLICTED
I
WITH BAD SPIIIT.-:-Persons Auffering from Bail bight,
arising fl,lll ,onstiturional decay, odd ago,
or other (Win!, ',mid do well to call upon Dr. (.1. FL PtlAll',
PIIACTICAL 'PT ICI .k N , where they may rely upon getting
Spoota der, acieuttfically adapted to the JUST IVANTS ON
TIIK EVE. Addr, , a, 26 Fifth atreet,opwslte A. A. 31.1autt's,
Pittsburgh.
P. S.— M it . roSeepe., Thermometers, and every
article appertaining to the Optician trade, kept and repaired
on th- pectniaes.
4,e-tilasses Inserted In old Frames.
Any article not approved of, exchanged free of ec
pAtev.
PUKE ZINC PAINTS—The undersigned
would cull the attention of dealers and consumers to
their seperior orticias of ZINC PAINTS, ground by a new'
nroce.s, cud free from the objections hitherto made to Zinc
Paints.
There are no (wands more favorably known, and we Invite
the clooeot scrutiny to the quality of them. We manufacture
none but the Ville Montague Co.'s" Zinc, in oil of foreign
manufacture, but grind all of the various brands of American.
Those who wish to purchase an article that can be rolled on
04 pure and unadulterated, can be aura of getting it of no.
W.. call attention to our brand of French Zinc, without
tilt non,. 10 genuine; and all purchased of 1.12.• with this
brand, we guaranwe to lot felt, if found to be adulterated.
11a LI. Is CORNELL,
Office, 153 Maiden Lane, New York.
ISA IAIL UICIShY &
No. SO Water street, Pittsburgh.
It. KI.EBRII have received and for sale a lob of
the above instruments. which they warrant
EQUAL, IF NUT SUPERIOR, to any others
II A RI.P iN I Uld . S. with eight stop, made by t I
SCII I EI/NI EY Elt, St nitgard. Germany.
1.1.5.1t1d ON IC MS, with three stops, by Traynor & Co., Stott-
These instruments hare been examined by the Professors
aryl 1.11.11, of the Iwo cities. who pronounce them, in
',lnn, and sweetness of tone, fully equal to any
email Church ur Parlor Organ, The treadles are so arranged
;hat a CHILLI OF EIGHT YEARS CA_N WORK THEM
WITH EASE.
NI.F.I.i)DLUNS MADE BY CkTIIIART I: NEEDHAM, N. Y.
It superthmos to Kty anything in their favor. The
elf pm tner, Mr. CAUHABL is the original imam!, of
the Mel...ktm, and the superiority of his instrnments has
never be. 0 questioned. They rAelve orders for them front
all varto of the world. One"( their last and most important
impro..ements L. the fl IUBLE SW ELL, which, white it en-
Holies the 1 , ,c, ud - ords tho player greater variety of effects.
I•uradi...ers are requ.-4.01 to examine and courince them.
V•S of the superionty of the al,ve, which will 1.0 sold on
the r..as.nable 1,1113 by 11. IiLEBER R BRO., N0..1.1
Fifth 4tr, , t
S --A fr,ls NI:NM & CLARE'S and oth.
t,” the way.
announrii that SIIIItYI.S nuulti
1.5 them gmtirnaltrid to lit: will IR, forwrirded to ratty part
of L'aiou, r,ceiring from the I.rtivs :tending Ow
tints immi4urationt in kichi-a, according Cn
tn.. fort1:1111 6,10 W.
Iterry.uther. the size must be carefully and accurately
talcs. al all occcmary allowances are made by the cutter of
tlJe rutahh'ln u •nt.
I tt. nroumi the neck.
t. do. do. wrist.
chest uninediat,ly.
4th. From th“ middle of shoulder, longth of arm to the
wrh , t joint.
Bright of the person, from the shoulder to the knee
pen
IVl,tbor with or without collars, the style of collars,
and any oth, dirertion as regards style, fashien, tr.
p!..n i luite union, and will be of great valuo to
~:“I.•ar.n at a aldillllC, M 110 find it impossible to obtain at
han., satisfy them in style aud fit.
Al'.. du hand. a full assortment of Shirts of our own man
ufd.rture, and tientlemen's Nurnithing Boole.
L. 11.11iSII Fl LD k SON,
No. 70 Wund street, Pittsburgh.
1) V.
; TOTICE—TiIe partnership heretofore esiF
hot.een Jacob Hostetter, D. Ifa,totter and G. W.
malk. TITO, the firm of lIOSTE'ITEIt, SMITH S. CO, wan
on the . 20th day of November last. by the entire
i•nr, of ILc I,tPreAt of D. Host,t!er by Jacob Hostetter.
Tio• 1,, conducted as her.wfore, under the
name of 110i , TIMEIC S SMITH.
C OLD PENS— w find
Many no it difficult to
pc;:s god o;formerly. )Manufacturers and
dealer. have been tempted to reduce the quality of both gold
ant uorkman,hip, in order to reduce the price—conaumere
(..r,;ettinc. that I or price Ls not alwaris cheap.
We have , pr Peon made eapresaly to order, “f the very
beet material and finish. and warranted—from $1 to si.
W. W. WILSON, tli Market savot,
Corner of Fourtb.
p!ANUS AND IF.LODEONS.-.10.L1N
MELLOR. N,...51 Wood stroet, betwftn
th.anond alloy
no Fourth street, will open
this dal. Friday tho 'Litt, In addition to ai
lArgo ,;•,tt u. NV On hand, .
NEW I'LLNO-FORTES,
A n.l n ownplot o elognnt ❑ea &tar!: of MASON & 11131
LIN'S NIODEL .111k11,01/111 /N: 1 . in. 25
Vii - SINESS AND MONEY.—An opportunity for invent
j) ment, and a partnership in a magnificent, permanent,
shtide awl lucrative business, is now open for acceptance,
by a party tiles wishes to make money. Here In a chance
that .I,e. not ..-cur but once in a century. None but reliable
parties, with business qualification, and from $5,000 to
$10,01, 1 available capital, need reply to thin notice: and to
aw,, a demonstration of facts will be presented, that will
enhilut a position the most captivating and desirable. This
in no gvissy, mach-penny adverdscruent, but Lana fide and
sulJstautial in every respect; and the severest scrutiny la
th-al.
fill.. Address “Miumfacturer," Post Office, Pittsburgh, Pa,,
and full itema will be communicated. ricor2lrtf
IRON . CITY ('OLLEUE-DAY AND EVENING
Wriling and /lad-Aaping.-I,llllietS
uu i Gen I Inobeti's A pArGnon LA separate.
ARI Twa c, anil its applications to business, (a new
systole.) sin irter, plainer, and better adapted to business, than
to bo funnel in any treatise. Results obtained with great
facility . by new rules, termed "Arithmetical Magic." Arith
mono, per month, $4.
Call for a Circular of the College.
dn.:a F. W. .17.NICrN9, PrincipaL
THOMAS OLIVER, SADDLE, ILirus;Ess AND
TRUNK 31ANUFACTL'itER, No. 4 St. Clair Benet,
Pit taborgli.
I.lorse Clothing. Whips. Spam &c. foots
J. IL JONES C.. D. DENT
JON - Esk DENNY, Forwarding and Couindsdon Mer
chants, No. (.1 Water strest, Pittsburgh. Capl9
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
JJFIN M. RO ERTS is now selling off hls large and
choice emelt of fine Watches, Clucks, Jewelry and Fancy
at a very small advance on first cost, preparatory to
enlarging his Store Room and the purchase of an entire
new stock for the spring trade.
Persons desiring GILIIAT BARGAINS should call early, as
It is his determination to close out his present stock with
out 0 gard Io former prices.
Don't forget the pIace—ROBERTS', 16 FIFTH street, near
.Market- feb6
fIOAL COAL!! COAL !!!—Cannal Coal
will now be delivered to any part of the two citiea, if
orders addressed to me are left at Dr. ROBERT WRAY'S
t; tb tetilt Y. on Smithfield street, opposite the Post Office, or
nt RODT. WATSON'S S'fOltE, corner of Liberty and Wayne
/streets. Lfebtd3wl J. B. STEWART, Agent.
'TOPE COAL COMPANY having re
-L tently met with ]oases in transporting coal to Cincin
nati. heing insured by the Manufacturers' insurance Com
pany, of Philadelphia, take pleasure in stating that their
Matins were promptly adjusted by J.Newton Jones, Agent
of said Compauy. D. BUSUNELL,
Agent ell*'oal Company, CinctrinatL
Pittsburgh, December !XT, ,1255.
BOW N Tin - Ltrt,
Nrund atr,,,t, 1 itulough
ME AND BOYFINTER CLOTHING
—ROSENTHAL & Fi ft h street, opposite Me
have largo stoe - dilrAten and Royal CLOTHING
on band. comprising some AIWA)* new and elegant Kyles,
which they are prepared terOtWt at the lowest cash prices.
Al. a large and faabionablan44l. of G ENTS' FT Rhil.9l.lNO
Goobs. decl3aily
NUMBER 120.
BUSINESS CARDS
Agent, No. 201 Liber
ed the following very clnice ar.
Jamaica.
Santa. Cruz.
0 IN
Boguet,
London Cordial,
Schnapps.
SUXDRIYS.
Rutherfnrd's Suitch Ale,
Barclays London Porter,
Wild Cherry Brandy,
=thi e e,
Sardines,
Mocha and Java.
Young Flys. and Black Teas,
Buglish Bronson Cheese,
Imported Havana Cigars, of
various bnuade,
Old Monongahela Whisky, of
all grades.
cies couttectod with the bus
my 4w
AR MON I U S
MELODEONS.
111 R SIIr 1•:Lt1 & SOti,
z. , IIIICT MANUFACTURERS.
No 74) Woq, snarr. Prt74:l,ll.na.
JACOB lIOSTETTER,
G. W. SMITH.
SW ALLOW-TAIL LINE OF LIVERPOOL
AND NEW YORK Pdr,Kl.7 SHIPS.
Otonoi by Orme/fits Grittiest:4 , R South street, N. F.
The subscriber is the Only... Agent. in Pitta-ii
burgh for the above Lige —lam always on
handDRAFTS for sale for any aminmt, payableat any Bank
In England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
JOHN THOMPSON', European Agent,
410 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
NIECE OYSTERS—We ire now receiving
rezular and constant tmpidy of 5.E1E14, ( ;,... ,\
aud OIN OYSTERS, •„Nag ..
No. 8E DItICONDALLEV.
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ment to make still gem* °oft:re - Vie Works of Art in future.
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Water street, Sandusky Ohio.
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for H. KEYSER,
No. 140 Wood street, Honorary Secretary, Pittsburgh,
Penna. Rib&
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.
IN QUART BOTTLES.
Fbr the Removal arad Itrmarum.l Care of all Diseases arising
from an Impure State of the Blood, or
habit of the Sydem.
-H- EA L TII depends principally upon the
condition of the blood—its oxidation by Its passage
through the lunge, and distribution into the organs of al ,
sorption, circulation, respiration, and secretion, constitute
the phenomena of Life. These organs are Imbued with
wonderful sympathetic alDnities: if any one of them is im
properly affected. they all become irritated and inflamed, the
etounich gets deranged, pains of all kinds come on, espe
cially in the head and limbs, accompanied with a burning
heat, lose of appetite, extreme nervous debility, nausea, mor
bid anxiety, depression of spirits, disturbed sleep, and Ind.-
piaition tomake the slightest physical exertion. If the vital
fluid be charged with the elements of disease-, sickness meet
be the consequence. It is then evident that a medicine Is
needed that will cleanse and purify the blood and ouch is
I SANDS' SARSAPARILLA. It assists digestkin, creates ass
petite, strengthens the sysfem, and by removing the CUMe+ of
the disease effects a comphae and permanent cure.
The following unsolicited communication isOne among
thousands that are from time to timeaddreseed io WI from
all quartet:s . hr the world, to which we invite attention:
Lifts CO.. OPECION TEEL, Mirth 144855.
Messrs. A. B. & D. Samis,.ticie York—Gentlemen: In the
spring of 1853 I left Indiana with my wife and seven chil
dren for Oregon, and arrived safely at Salmon Falls, Snake
River without any difficulty; at this place our eldest boy was
seirei with a swelling and severe pains In the 'legit. which
day by day grew worse, until his legs contracted mud became
so palliful that he could not walk; see had to carry him in
and about the wagon like an infant; his meaning was
dreadful, keeping us awake nearly-all night. We reached
Albany on the tid of October. completely worn ant by
fatigue; by this that) he was reduced to a perfect skeleton.
here we were enabled to commit a physician, Dr. TIM, who
le neatly confessed he could not care him, although he could
. give Lunt medicine that would relieve the pain. In this eel
' gooey something remained to be done speedily, or death way
inevitable. Being recommended to try your Sarsaparilla, I
procured a bottle; after taking some he appeared worse; but
pecieveringwith it..l obtained a second hOttle.WhiCh seemed
grapple with the disease, mud caused a ranked improve
ments. the swelling and pain in the legs were reduced, hie
appetite improved, and his color began to return. Thus ere
couroged.l pun-hailed a third bottle, while taking which the
.wellings in his legs broke, and some pieces of bones one
eighth of an inch long mime out; after which his legs
straightrued Wilt healed up. Ile is now perfectly recovered,
has no appearance of Wing a cripple, and can perform most
kinds of common labor. All this has beerfeffected, as many
can certify, by three bottles of your valuable Sarsaparilla of
which, under providence, my son contains a living testimo
nial. Yours, respectfully, CALEB DAVIS.
v „. Prevend and sold by A. 11 A D. SANDS, Druggists
and Chemists, WO Fulton street, New York. Sold also by
B. A. YALINESTOCR k co., FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh,
and by Druggists generally. Price $1 per bottle, at air bat
s febildni
STEAM ENGINE AND PUMP PACKING
AND LlNlNG.—Tuck's Patent Elastic Packing and
Lining, for all parts of Steam Engines end Ptinips, where
soli packing is used.
llngincers and all others who have need this Packing, ac
knowledge its superiority over all other kinds known. Its
advantages: great droubility, saving of tallow, reduction of
friction, consequently saving of power--a betuir VACUUM is
maintained on long voyages of vessels than by any other
material, thereby aumomising fuel.
It does not require to be taken oat of the stuffing-box,
but, being packed in a metallic cone, idlest inside the stuffing
box, the packing is gradually consumed, tlins saving time
and material.
It is made in lengths of twelve feet, % to 2 Inches diame
ter, and also In sheet of any size and thickness.
Samples of the Packing anti models of the cones can he
seen, and orders will be received, at
W. S. HAVEN'S,
Ja29 Stationery Warehouse, Market at., corner of 2i
E W M U S 1. , 0.
Just published and received by IL
Ii.LEBER A BRO., in advance of the trade:.
L' INNOCENCII—Grand Galop de Con- t
cert, composed and dedicated to Mrs. Mary • '
Scheele7y of this city, by Fleury Bieber.
CR S AND QUAI'ERS—Threo easy and pleasing
Itondon, wiper:ally designed! anti composed for teaching par
pases by If. Kieber,
TIIF MAIDEN'S LAMENT, or a Woman Can't Propose—
A cheerful and pleasing song. Both words and music
sprightlyand effective: by H. Rebelk.
ilo!)13 NIGUT AND PLEASANT DREAMS—Beautiful
new sone', by W. T. Wallace.
Six Songs by Wurzell, (author of Basal Dell. new, pleas
ing. and very may.
Aloe. a selection of new Polkas, Schottisches, Waltzoa,
etc., etc. For sale .1)y LI. ILLEBER ,5 BRO.,
No. 53 Fifth street.
N. 11.-1. fresh supply of NUNNS 6: CLARK'S PIANOS
on the way. fobS
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
." 150 Students attending the Day and Evening Mese%
Penmanship, Book-keeping, Arithmotic, and Ito applica
tions to bnalnera, taught in this oxtenitive Commercial School
and Model Counting-house., to large classet of Laillee and
Gentlemen.
Success guaranteed to all who attend. A few lessons from
an unsurpassed penman correct the worst hand-writing.
Book-keeping, when correctly taught, is easily learned.
Merchants and business men apply hero for first class
Book-keepers, Accountants and Clerks. Call and obtain
specimens of Business writing—a circular for full informa
tion—opposite the Post Office, at COLLEGE HALL.
decl9
RLCEDMATIaI Ann NEU±LALOIA—Dr. litioWN hereby
Informs the afflicted that his remedy for the above men
tioned diseases Is one that will cure. Ile will warrant a
cure in any case of this kind. This remedy was never known
to fall when properly peisevered with.
Many suffer the torture of this complaint for months and
years, when a few dollars would procure a certain, sale and
speedy remedy.
Office and Private Consulting Booms, Na 41 DIAMOND
ALLEY. 1e26
BUCIU I
'Y'S VIOLIN TUNES—"A. Col
lection of beautiful Waltzes, Polkas, Quadrilles, (with
figures for dancing.) Jigs, Reels, etc. Bucklers celebrated
Imitations of the Farm Yard, find the Power of Music. °
This is a choice work for amateur players on the violin.
The collection of Jigs and Reels never before published, is
alone worth double the price of tho book. -Price 60 cents.
Copies mailed, postage. paid. CHARLOTTE BLUME,
jot 11811ood et., second door aboverPifth.
lA/RIGHT'S PREMIUM KA.TILARION
V cools the head, and removes all symptom of mead-
Yenone-ming
WRIGHT'S EATHADION
Are never liable to emu-stroke.
watours pimmursi KATELABION
Is the moat valuable acquisition to tillf toilet, retaining the
Hair In auy required form.
For sale by Dr. GEO. IL ILEYSEJ3. and It E. SELLERS
& CO. at 25 cent. per bottle- arida
T AIRES' WRITING CLASS—DU FF'S
COLLEGE.—Tho Ladies' Writing Clazusof Able Institu
tion is removed to an elegantly furnished, earrpoted apart
coma mijOining - the Classical Department, where Ladies ars
instructed in Mr. \Mates' elegant style of Penm , u.hip.
A Class of Lady Teachers meet on Elaturdaysjecim 3 till
P. 11. For tering and particulars, apply tc!.tbd.PtincipaL
febB;dsur P. DUFF.
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0 I E—V ALL' ABLE PD.O.PERTY IN ST.
Loom Mo.—The. lower portion of Mock 747; fronting
Victor .184. feet, 6oselualf.o 218 feet, 31aia 2G feet.
The Irmo - .4Countain•ltnilroad nins licisciusko—the
Depot being within .two! tinares. It Is well suited for the
sito of an Iron Works. Xnquirn at 8A.11,11Y, MOWN &
Tittstairglt,..of of TRWLN: 7 S3flTki, Attornsy at
Law. St- Louis. M. _ - povilino
N.CI..LANG „Lowe,
_JD ana, Illinois or Michigan, to exchange on fair terra/
forcity pp:43ml. , Is'aquiropf • TEMIAS:WOODS,
ja2.l Ihronrth,litregr.
T JOHNSON CO.?S TypE.A9Eicoy._
• Having tho Sgeticyforgui solo of L.9ohus it! E. Co.'s
Typo, Cute, Rulos,Loado, Fur nitaros L - c.„l aMpreparell,to till
all orders promptly. - Terms: C.A.5 1 -
W. , 8: RAVEN, Printer — and Ell=krter„,
• /garket Bin calmer of Exqnd.
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