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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THURSDAY NVORNING
7
A Western Pante' Literary Associatiou.—A meet
ing of the Steamboat Pilots, now in port, WWI held
yesterday afternoon, on hoard the steamer, I'. S.
Mail, at which the following preamble and resuln-
Cons were adopted :
Whereas. Owing to causes of complaints coming
from Pilots navigating the Western waters, and liv
ing eut of the city of Cincinnati, and believing it to
be for our own benefit, as well as for the benefit of
the Steam Boat Owners connected with us, to form
ourselves into a Literary Society, for the purpose of
eliciting a full and free interchange of opinions on all
matters connected with the navigation of the Wes
tern waters, to promote a general good feeling, and to
act in good faith towards each other.
And in order to more fully accomplish this object,
we cheerfully invite all Pilots living in or out of Cin
cinnati to join with us in establishing a Library and
Reading Room, to be located in Cincinnati, for the
purposes above named. It is evident that shonld the
acme state of things continue that has existed for the
time past, it will have a tendency to demoralize and
lower us in the estimation of the mercantile commit.
nity. It is time that we cease to destroy each other,
(which our previous course has been so well calcula
ted to effect,) and to endeavor to regain that position
to which we are so justly entitled. In view of the
foregoing, be it
Resolved, That we, the undersigned , will form
ourselves into a Society for the purposes above
named, and will use all honorable means to sustain
the integrity and moral hearing of the same.
Resolreei, That no other guarantee shall be re
quired fur full compliance with the following Rules,
than our signatures., which shall be considered an in
dex to our honor.
Resoired, That the name and stjle of this Associ
ation shall be " The li'pe ern l'itofe . I,f treary A saw,. -
rim, and shall be composed of all Pilots, Captains,
and Owners, interested in the navigation of the Nl-es
tern waters, wishing to become members.
I?eenlred, That a book be kept for the purpose of
entering thoeri e, notices of all obstrnetions to navi
gation, changes of channel, stages of water through
the difficult places, and any other information thought
beneficial to the Association.
Also, that any member knowing of any obstrue
tisllS, changes, or other information for the purposes
above named, n hall 1,0 expected to record the RAMC,
in the book kept for that purpose. as soon after en
tering port as practicable.
Reeolred That it hook shall be kept for Pilots be
longing to the Association I and ready for service. ,
to enter their names in. so that any Captain wanting
a Pilot may. by going to the Associations Boom, find
what Pilots are in port, and can he relied on to go
when called for.
Ilesnlee.i. That this Assoointion will, in no way, in
terfere with any member in his official capaeity,
but
allow each to act as hest he can.
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llorticulturni S4,;rt y.--The monthly meeting or
the Hio.tirailtural Soriety we held yerterilay m orn
ing, at City Hall, IL Mcliiiight, Pre-itent. in the
Chair.
Merubor! pro, , ent - Nfcßuight
G. G. Negley. .ITrurd,. I,:tuvlt.
Cioehrinz. J. Murdoch. Jr., Look hart. NVArdrup,
guaon and rollers.
The minnt,s of the last In eeti, 7 , tren•
reetnd and adopted
The Sneiety then proceeded to t het selection
peaches. when, after same diseussiun, the fullowin
were adopted:---Serrate, Early York, Lanza Earl
Pork, Crawford's Early, tlr.sse Mine
Frye, ()Id Milan
Druid Ilill.
The r 4 twiiety next proet,eleti in a peloction of c h e r
rie.. with the f.ll..wing
Tartarian. Napoleon Bigarreah. Blank Elfin
Carnation. Elkhorn or Tratirseent Blackheart
Brahman! May.
MoPsr, Lamont. r , ardenrr for Mr. Shneubergor
and Forgn.on, gard,n,r for Mr. Sprang. extiWite.
some beautiful varieties of flowers, among Nyl
were several eboiot varieties of Camelial.
million, t h e Society atfijounled 111101 Fri
pluming at 10 0 . ..hu.k. when the re:: uf the fruit
Rill 1.. l! lii,posed of.
P,/,,,yirania - The al,nu:cl Ineet , ”
thy. 1,13 at the ~fT,on in 1'1,11,1e.1
no Nt on cl,l y. The vote 1,11,1 o
3. Edgar Thnm,on. . :.'[.angler, 12.1
io ,, rze Cnri.enter, n I'dredv
; J ‘l,n Farn
11a00n.112, , 109 Thy , .. Mellon. 30 . 111 , ,
Neal, 2,1.711 3..1in 11. Myer-,
Eno 1. 100; .1. Derby/.hire. on'y
ehange, in the Board are. Josiah 11a0.,n in p 1.,: .1
Yarrow.de , :ea...e.l, and Tli,na... !n
of William Neal. Myer.. heel and ItrrLr -
shire were loa candidate..
?,2,5.-V:: NV. R. Thotnr.,
Kilt,/.—A mnu nn". ..• I l'arrwk here, a
Land nn the Chari.or. Vallpy R AI. ‘1,1•
terday aftert. n aLnut _
!even w!Ie• from till. rin•. I.y x n..•l< ftillnZ ur,
The nonitlellt or^urmd ..n .1f . C, , ,50rT1•4
The =ufforpr lived abut ten tn;nutes.
L.,d,~,.! .n .1~~(1
31“11,-, F. Ml,Tde.ek,
tober 3:11
li,rhar , l%.ri. 11, WI, !I n , f•Ft ,, rl In I,,Pki , .. rt, 1.1‘,1
where he 'Lad f. , r F,rne tin,e parr
r ,, ort •,/ Ce.lll /,1 4,
rn,,nrrna!tii ..zborv. G,r Ntr,lng
fud )1.(.1.1ro Yestorky pla.ro:ff a n
trunl. on tlto allttp,.ty
..f Pl`,l.llvfm.n
e;an and funny man. it dill at Mann al,'
we rolviFe eli o. cn NI - h. , went 1.,
Ilr leases in Time. An that it Wert , better
F. Mlinn•ir, . were ye•irrlAN R.linitted t^ I•ra
lit, nn iirt trirneyii in ill,' Ciiurt iif iin
motimi ni E. 11. St,wo. Rey
%Al . ! Mercantile. Library bark: , evel
hope of pr,at Nrrtic nwr igst or. 1.1.
(leliver s loettire her
(t I) the ri iii on Ti ,11.1.: I:
epee flbeee the 'tit). It 11,1, 1, 1 y pet
t, residin.z In tho vicinily
Riven on Friday evening. April I. at Lafayette 14:1 1 1
The m.ir will 1.0 furoirhed, I,y Col. Jim Scott, rm.l
the supper by Mr. F. Piacck.
17,11(11 l-pore.--The interment , in the Pity for the
trek ending on Monday, numbered 11. , /f these.
7 won. adulte end A children A were melee and 7
73.r.1 ,r 9 Iltintell.—Tho dlvolling 110,190 o f \I r.
John Dickson, near Meadville. ern. turned t, 0,0
gr. , ond Thursday lnnt, during the al,senee of hie
A 'lot or very valuable stooks will he sold this
evening, at o'rlock. at the Merchants' Exchange.
Fourth street, by Mr. Davis, auctioneer.
Neu- Patent. Among the new patents granted for
the week ending the 26th ult., wag one to datnee
Temple. of Birmingham. for a Boring Machine.
/Kr. Clark's Stomach Bitters are acknoWledged
by all who have tried them to be the best family medtrine of
the age, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Costiveness, and a disor
dered state of the Liver and Stomach. They have no rival.
The proprietors do not preload to caution people from using
other preparations that are palmed upon the public under
the name of Stomach Bittern, for they have found that only
one tried wee needed to render such caution unnecessary.
For sale, wholesale, by CX)LLI2M A CLA R.K. Third st eet.
between Wood and Market; GEt). 11. If ktISElt, 140
Kul
street: and by Druggists generally.
Sun.ittehannn nn
-Mnv Unke. Btnel,
C! „k. n , •ar „I. Ire
Th, nft , \ l'Donnld. the per
—ln t ,pr ti: , I •,“
Blitt• the unro 3,1314
le,/tiri N.)
n, and laugh while yvti can
Wilfred Fotiorman and .111
Admitted In the /?.+r
We are 0.1 t 0 hear that tho YO.
MIMI
A h er AVM , o,ler.in 0111100 ii 1L
. _
A grand Terpsichr , rean S"irre kill Lr
A .11ndr1 Dry Goods Store.—We happened to drop
into A.M . Tiginds dry goody store yosterday, and we
must say we had no idea of the amount of business
done in that part or the ety. Mr. M'Tighe is now
manufacturing all sorts of Paris wrappers, mantillas.
cloaks, and almost every article belonging to a lady's
wardrobe. Ile also keeps on hand a large assort meet
of carpets of the hest quality, together with cry ry
other article usually kept in a tir,d-rate fancy dry
goods store: and. as usual, all very cheap. 15 . e • w
some lasautiful chintz wrappers. just ready to put on,
at the low price of
SAN Frocietsn., January 19,
Mews. Ifrittetter it , Smith, Penn street, Pillsbury/1—
We anticipate that Ili iSTETTER'S BITTERS will soon he
come im popular in Calif“rnia an they have in the ddor
States of the Union. Every party that here tried them
wants moro, and dealers who hare Naught them fr , in
hare not failed to renew their orders. An the demand in daily
increasing, we desire that you should ship us, via New York.
60 doz. p e r month until further notice. We have order'
oni
Ale from Efonoiniu, Sandwich Islands.
very truly, yours., PARK . & WHITE.
fob2b:daw Wholesale Druggists
__
tar-The Stella. Shawl, junt now becoming faaltion
able. Is certainly one of the prettiest and mast becoming gar
ments worn by the Indies for n long time. It wad first intne
ductal 1.) the Empress Eugenie. and was at once, and he gen
eral consent. adopted by the whole fashionable world. The
wheel will he pleased tie learn that a largo lot of these
Shawls hare been just opened at A. WTighe'a. corner of
Grant and Fifth streets. varying In price from $al() up to
$4O Our fair reader*, should., by all means., call and see
them. mail:dee I w
<NM
THE LATEST NEWS'
BY TELEGRAPH.
)(ARCH
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SRESTON.
WASHMITON CITY, March s.—Srnate.—Mr. Hun
tor roportod a bill from the Committee. making ap
propriations for fortification and other work= of da
fence, and also for the repair of barracks and guar
tors.
The Bill ostalthshing collection districts in the
United States passed, after which the Trumbull elec
tion can was taken up.
After debate the Senate confirmed Mr. Trumbull
in his scat for six years from the 4th of March, IS ;t5.
by the billowing vote: yeas, Adams, Allen, Bell of
Tennestsee, Bright, Brown, Butler, Cass, Collarner,
Crittenden. Dodge. Durkee. Evans, Fessentlon, Fisk,
Foote. Geyer, Bale, Hamlin. Harlan. Houston. line
ter, James. Mallory. Mason, Pearce, Reid. Rusk, Se
ltiottidn, Sewartl. Sumner, Touccy, WAlt, Wll,Oll and
Nay -t Clay, Iverson, ioldicon, Jones of
lows, Pugh, Slidell. Stoart. Weller.
Mr. Butler defended Mr. Atchison from alleged ins
terference in Kansas affairs. Mr. Toucey also took
similar ground.
Mr. Hale replied, drawing a sketith of some New
England politicians, who seemed to think the curse
orbfinally piontioneed upon the tempter belonged
to them, namely, upon the belly shalt thou co, and
dust shalt thou end. - (Laughter.l Thus they bow
down befure the slavery power. which dispenses a
large share of the patronage of the country making
greet pretensions to tlevotion to the constitu
lion themselves, they accuse every 'Tian of trea
son who dares assert his manhood, anti claim the
right to act for himself.
After further debate the Senate adjourned.
lit,tt,,— The minority report •ayx that Iteetler':i
ole tWbjeel in hisaprhentiOn Seen. , to b.. to devolve
th t h e rt,Entnittee, and he will use the iminity
the validity Of the territernil Into itnner M'bit
field tons riveted. and ill, II:11).7PN 0 e ground
that 11. , 1111'111i/en , pas-tal t ll hat loutwere
not members properly ulected and returned. Reeder
wishes t" send for persons and papers, making the
Button not Only the judges of the ,titalitieatimis and
returns of it own members. Init of the members of
the territorial and elute leglslatures, which of course
This would Ls assuming a position not
properly appertaining tothe itonie, anti establisliitiz
a precedent of drimzermis tendeney. If tl.e litre
conclude that an examination shall be cane into, the
end would het ter be attained by sending COIIIIIII/ ,
Pint,re to 1:1111,50 lit flute ,leh testimony as mat I,
I.ertinert and compment whereas sending for
papers 11111 ell delay.
Voi,ellre and trouble. if it did not pro, :mpraeti
cable.
Areompatising the rep-rt ie a paper from Mr.
NV hitfield, who , ni.tnits that Mr. Reeder has no right
to be heard, nil having been a ran,Llate n hen IV hi[
Geld wa. , elected, mgr v. a , reodet n candidate at any
eloei mil authorised Lc 1...1 prep .1
le ha I token is net 1.•11,1 lthat
R e eder 11 . 9., tL.vernor tneinhere of the Leg
i•lnturn Isere rho-en. Thrertrot contincteh
hr .Itotk:e• 'Nlr. e r. •
11,1.1
the pret...era, i oath retert rite iin: lin o
The members Kan-A, to, i.
their seal, nithont Cavil or encni.laint 1t....1er.
Otos, snry by 1111,11 th..
untlrr which NVllitfuldt•lo.l...l. was
Th. , protext ..f that ` the ttleinLer. ~r the
leriAlltture were illegally elected. e•totts him in vto
of fart , , tato.l from farther p r oreettinz , signed lw
nu t ootlott of Mr. Suitt:, of din.. 111.• c..n.t.leratinn
of the war nn 0.1 until
The Ilnu then
K5 , 444i14441 the l're.hient . - ,1444,•ial me , sare
ea Kar,a, laa.ntatt4444: 4444,t the ;44 , 44141e I,:.1 n right
14, rail it 044tivelltien to ratio a 4,4,4414,414,n. and V/ r •
no•oly 4,411414444 - 41,(4,1 any uff4.4rl 4 , h4l -Livery .4, er
fr, terrnry.
Cadwallader agreed that I,:i-lation und, t
con, , titution has }ll,ly, tern 1111 , 10 a tnuto,lly he,
finial partition of territory between the North
S.outh. an leave th. , 1.0110 thc freedom of motild.
their own dome-tic w,t!tution... 11,4.1efen.1-.1
Nanftas Nobra,ka art.
Nlr. Hielitnan. from the roininittew, on Elorti..
made a report, pro,entinz roloon, f, , r renown,: t
dowarol for authority t , .rod for I'er,t, :in I I.ni.
the ER11,14 r-nte,t,i It •;att.. •
ritr,otltint: that tiro the 1.1 ,
~ 1 t;•.,. liec.ler :tt that tho I, t rlt•lnttlr.
w.
th e e l e ction 1.6 T, under the 1,,
ol , t . h Wh.orodd w a- n,p•ed
In • .•1 the tcrr.t. , n a 1..r,11 ,13
•rr,.. cciye.l !
•,•ta•i,e.l it loser ;,•I ;!At the tilt re
A ,111911Za10.1 ,tale
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he pr Triety rnterferemv he Moll and arm+
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.11nelara r,ntant no.th•nz
onr f o•acn rot.‘arti., ihnt
1.111 , 1 . •t
r ,Famma!•• I at it 11;1; Mil , '
•IRTI , IIII,r. t.etsvo• T 1 Ernnoo,
'.l..••ugh Frano.• may. at lii ~ the •leinntol•
Enzlan.i. the 1•••• , •aHlif v ;hut 1 ; .., r h e ., are
r .e r •••nao l %. Frarra• all •I•••I f urther
• •...e-nlion nf tho ,vor 110,..11.1:.
Ii M r . c ra mpt..n ..n.l ..,•• re•
quired ecplanati..n in Mr. Mercy'• a,-
menet on-I Lord Mar,-od.. n lie -till detamed at Par . ....
Mr. Ad.lin,:tou. the plillanekt V.,re.au
will ,i , llll.tie•' n-wor for the ltr.tl , h t z , .vernment,
under pi-truetionF (rem Lord Palmer4t.m. There if
nn (..Iplent cl-te,it.op in Enela , I t.,
here. the wilt the intluenee of 'he Cr''" or Lonfzre...
and thou to weaken the zroiteds of the admint,tin
tion. Lord l'altnerrton is understood du be prepared
for any point uhort of Mr. Cromiddn'e departure.
whirh involves the whole of the present
Mr. Iluehanan has not written that he would with
draw 1,..f4re his suceossoe, pre,entation. Ile hoe
positively, that he mail be at holm , by the I,
of April, for attention to hie private affair.s. It 1-
n ot improbable, therefore, that he may -.ail befire
Mr. Donn. arrive,.
The Baltic bring, no tlegpatehes from Mr. Buelian
nn for tiovernment.
The report of the trnnufer of English triaip-i to
Canada oreaai,,r, no alarm en the part of the nil
minietration.
Aq the 11,frl°
ftesTos, Marrh ri.• -Mr. Arnold and others de
fended their course n: the Philadelphia Conned.
The Council nunlly adopted ure 1 tion plodging thr
American party of Massaehusetto to the support of
the Springfield platform, and refitsitm to adept the
Philadelphia nominees until assured that thee heart
ily endorse American prineiCes. an d „iv .
the just rights of the Freemen of the Th e
resolutions passed by a larze majority.
The contested Governorship in W 1x4.01110.1
Mit tt ii FIF, March 5. - In the matter M the e ,, 11
teSted eicetion of I;overnor of Wiyo u n,in,
Gov. Barstow and Mr. Busliford his compolit,
in
the last canvass, the Supreme Court has overrule.'
Barstow's plea as to jurisdiction , without deciding on
the finality, of canvass. Gov. Barstow has leave to
put in further pleadings.
BOSTON, March s.—Edward Coburn has Moen st-n
-tenet" to ten months imprisonment and a fine, and
Benjamin Dalton to five months w en t. imprisonn for
assault upon young Sumner, of whieh they wco
victed, when tried for his murder. They had been
found guilty of assault and battery.
Cult . .lon, March s.—Mr. Dyer, the Democratic
candidate for Mayor, Cr RA elected yesterday, by 400
majority. The City Cuuncils stand 4 Republicans
to 5 Democrats.
-.- ,
„
CU DFI SII-10 tierce, for sale L3'et i A
I'litsL. Sealed Pr iiti ;sal,: 1i i suliply t h e 1
Ja2s 53.11T11, M AID. it HUNTER. 1.11,11 Water Wirks »,u, COAL f .1 - ..,,,. ~,.. 1
t ..f April, will M. :. iets...l at the. inn., i
Th' USSES--I have on hand a large :Iss , irt- 1',1't,";,,1'',',,1,,1'11,1,,"„.x1. T ,„, DA y EN EN IN ,. ~,, ,i.
~.,.
_i_ noon. or T,...., , ,.. Th.,,,..,1,,1ning anything in !Ins line ~,,,,„ ~,,, ~,,i,..,1 ~i.aratel for : WM' :r for Iho cti;l7e
sh.ml.l cull 1111 , i examine tny stock before
pt :`1,5"- w,,, k , .1 \ ME? NEL:iON..SIIp't.
when, JOS. FLEMINi;. Pittshorgh, Fel,. Irdtli,ls , ne.--,titarl ,:l t •l
Jal'.2 Corner Diamond and Market street. ____ __ _ -
I
CI EEDS, F ox Hot-Ili:Ds-- A complete assort-
NTEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE—If you ;3 „„ „,„, t ,,,,,„ g „ 11 , t „ ~,i , ,,,,t , i , . y„,,,„,„, ~,,. ~,,,
The Stentster Pacific. 'll want to linve " help," find emploYtnntit. bay ~ . - .1 W arel..mce. 47 Fifth st. ,1,1,-".', .1.\)I es IV A Enllol'.
property, call at LOWRIE'S' INTELLIiii:NcE ort icg, \ .
.1 :\l't/13;= , l A:SI il.t lA 1 PENS.--Tliese Pens
NEw Ysaa ' Ma"h s.—The rnelf. kr' L'verr" —i 14 Fifth street, near Marhet street.
with 45 pa-sews - Igen., and officers and orcw, in all DIJM- Legal Documont. and Copying done with cowrie.- and will Is. f.mti.l.l . I raid.. as us or ',oh/ nt.sl, fr•on Orr/ , R1. , 1
hering 141. The vessel. cargo and freight money ' :15515114 . 11 [5.1::::(1.1 .10:3E1'11 W. L.IIVISIE- will t...t .anh, ur sti.l., ni tin. pais,. nettl,..! will il„, ~,
were inFured Mr of or $2.000111,0. --- , , -1,. , r Hip., thi ...lor cf LI, ink. as =teal pew, nivatal)
1 1 , a ) I ;IMSS 1100 F LAN LeS 1311TERS in ii . i.,,,,..i. v ,t. ,t,...,:t. For ..ale hy
- Kn., anti for sale by rfah2ol FLF.NLING Likos. V.' ; 4 ILA 4 EN, Stationer.
Arrival of the Merrimac. I It f.1..2-.! Ninrl,C -li:. , l. ot:: 11 I r ..f St, mol
NORFOLK, March 5. —The U. S i tenni irignte Mt,: 'l4 I N.IIC. ,—. „
LIFE, or Before and Behind the
I .rain • llv Allll3 Corn Ritchie. iturtnerly Mr. M• w RN E F lA)] Is- --If) I,IIIS enotee nve Flour
on t,hi,lt she itiartecl „,1,1 l Not Idm... Pre... $1.2.5 F. ante by ncd r. • .......1..11. non:OM:pill and fur gild by
rimac arrived from the trial trip
reeently from Boston. I fell 11 MINER 5: CO , N.. 4i enattlafichl .11.-1 , 11,14 ATWELL, LEE & CO.
From the South.
BALTIMORE, March 5.--The Southern mail brings
Orleans papers of Thursday. Many of the trihuta.
ries of the Lower Mississippi are rising rapidly, and
the community are anticipating a bustling time.
. • rii4,, ~ z a.: 4., • •
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From NV ash I lag t ol
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Demoeratle Victory
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Democratic State Convention.
SELECTION'OF DELEGATES AND ELECTORS
TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
NOMINATION OF STATE OFFICERS!
Ifitnatsnyrin. March 4.—The Democratic State
convention to elect delegates to the Democratic No
tional Convention in Cincinnati, and also to
unte candidate for Auditttr General, Surveyor Gene
ral, and Canal Commissioner. met at 111 o'clock to_
day, in the Hall of the House of Representatives,
and was called to order by James F. Johnston, Es. •
of Philadelphia, Chairman of the State Central
Commit I,C.
fiu motion of Victor E. Pilett, of Bradford, J.
Porter Ilraivley, Esq., of Crawford, was chosen tem
porary Chairman, and It. Piddle Ibiherts, of Alleghe
ny, and 11. F. Sloan, of Erie, appointed Secretaries.
The list of delogatcs was then called, and there
Icing several contested seats. the contestants wore
sever:ill:, heard in support of their claims.
The, proceeding- occupied considerable time, and
the tomb r having finally home dispos;el of. a commit
tee of twenty-eight was appointed to t-eleet oflieers
for the porn:men t organization of the Cont oration.
The following is the Cemmittee :
John N. Purvianee, J. D. Campbell, J. MeConths.
R. Butterworth, .1. Iludgson, C. W. E,sex. F. Van
sant, J. Cashman. J. heisenring. .1. LinviA. A.
Brodhend, .1. *. foal rrr, Edy l'atthr.e.n. J. Stewart
Ethard. Patters... .1. Id Nthnthomery, \V.
C. Waal. D. W. C. James. J. V. James, V. Phelps. S
W. 131a..•k. W. Mondwonery, l;. 11. Spang. C.. 1.
Lam
}WV..., A. P. Hebert ilieen and C. F.,ler.
The rule 4 of the !those of Representative
ttcr
nJopte I t,.1" 111 V gdverement of the Conventho,
The CohvenCion then :.thothn.• , l till ' 1 0'e1,,,•1‘•
(BOTIMIIion met at I'. \I. Tho 14.11. , nini.; arc tic
Eleot,r, I-..n A.
view. Ileleffate, at I.llfrO, 11. It. Porter, A. l'Ia•
tner, .Innle, I. I:.
l'.lt,hur;.:ll, 1:11r1-, , . Chalk , 1;31,1 , 1 I. -
...flint , Vt. from I), , trict. \V. 11 111.1”..
in,un the 2lst A. S.
\V. lit :wk.
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VIP Slaty oilleer , will 6, bo, o inat,..i
r.igler. Black and I:uckal,N, a,1,1re ,,,, 1 th
epti,,a. The :pt-ecile, tho tIo Lot., rrct
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kr , ll I,on.wratio
n”tntnated Ge.•rzo Sw.ttt. f..r
Canal 011111,i5Al•gtvr, \(
Akolltor, and Gen. "Ftn,4lty Ileo G,r Stirrtwor
I;oneral, and adj,urned unt.l alterno.,n.
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PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
President.
L. WILMARTIL
Via Presidents.
T. S. CLARN.E, OEO. W. C.ISS.
Trearurer.
N. I.IOLbIES, Jn.
Steretary.
JAMES P. BARN.
Superintendent.
S. T. NORTH ANI, Ja.
04n ittee of rbitration for Febrioary
GEO. W. CAS, V. P.
JAMES SCULLS,
R. T. LEECH, Jr.
REPS OWE S,
JOHN P. PEARS,
PITTSBURGII MARKETS.
Orrtce or rue DULY MoiLYINO PONT.
Wetinesday. March 1 isti. )
The market rohtitmen to be dull, n/01.101 hl 10 V, tiler
in
~,rabk:wt, Love, however. a pr.,npect ~f ail ..ai lc roemnp
,4 ricer havivition, which will gist , an Imi,etnt t,,
•
blila*Tratill.al at
It.t ~.saiaa 20,000 9(i: 4 110(11.1er, Salta( and ilants (ity
turilll at (ft., and 11r.
1..1 Et D...Saloa 40 iii.. No. 1 at 10. 4 .
(II I ' , tic 12 WA , . No. 1 1,r.1 at r(1,11
rF. r , alo :4 hap fair Itiu at 12c.. ciudi
'rho of sl,,tir for the znotitit V,hrimrynn tolhw IQSn
.
Sup,
11
I\lArch exhlbit any un.
T. , rtant or 111 It, rni Chang.' I. a 1. , t1y inquiry
I-. roue., 1.0111 trade. and o.• notice wont..
tlllrtll I. Only a inetlerale ' , ie.'' , is ..11.•ring
m
..210. o ts ,f7st•iti.s7 for common extra State and
t.. N 1 it7.77i.058 for fan. - 10.1 griufes
1‘ ester., and 1., extra I ;utiosee, the
to ket riesling with ..ox.treely bt. nl.i) Inquiry, but without
clutll,• iu pf Pa. For Cluxulian there ts a
4,1 mirk'' is Ilnu onloo of 60 1.1.1 s art. report..) at
: V; t..r ruiauxott sup•l One In ehoire
note. Itve
u. rein tins without impurtamt change, mini the demand I.
1,.r ;-kintheru there inn noslerale demand: sale. as/
1.1. I• for mixed to rheiee Leto J., and of VII
f .•xtra. l'orn 'Meal hexer: sales 2:.11 hhl, Yerse,
Itrtndru lite netnitinl at $4. iti rath,
t 0.11 1,, I.r expOrl cud 1 1 .411 , •,"10111111411.11, the ni:\f•
ket •1nt.1.. lirater• with mt inech.rate 2,11.10 : the I..ta I
stock ellinden ie 2. , U.nf. 1 1..10.1, "'f :Oh. I.n. -.1
f .ir w lute I .41.111t1111.11 at 31.5:, 120 , . at
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Plots* Ingpections
Nell' 'York Market
Philadelphia Market
( incitttanti !.Inrket
Imorr Mnrk
Nrsr York Cattle Market
k z - Piles lu both forms Cured:— lIKA
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fit,l.tonattle. Dritp I , Kt. CIVOIIIIrrt•ttc , ,11$1, „1„1
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RIVER NEWS
Toe Itaven.—At dusk last essening. there were 11 fret ~ rill IEATRE.—J. C. FOSTER, sole Lessee and
m ho' of water In the channel, and falling. The wrath',
_ll_ Manager; Wm. H. MED, Stop Manager; Close. Po/mu,
cantinascold and freming. Acting Manager. Treasurer, S.V. BottErTE.
'loxes ant! Paretett ricEB soc- Or I " Pr mißsi lvate 9N- Bo : nee, large $ 8 00
_
'fur St. leans Democrat, of March U. Rays :
;.rood Tier 25c. I Prtvats Boxes, small.-- 6 00
l'hi• river at this point was rising yesterday Ifrowloal Boxes for coldral persons - 25 cents. '
mee'n of slushy the emainned floating rmst, but proved 110 AQe. Cer Acme, securing state, 12% cents extra.
oleaaele tk. nu ke. Since the disapparrniivo of tir
heavy floating ice, the harbor has Ix alive with steioners F 0 1..! 11 TII NIG II T OF MR. Ii EAF lE.
novutv. tip :rod dawn. and a number of siennibiats.ilanki . -tai TiII:RSDAY 1.11/MN1.1 , 10, 3fAllell S. 1856,
mild sound, have iarived. 'l'h, Stat....imam with a Chiciiii.:iti
PI oharnmed.-Mohammed, Mr. Nealle; (Ater. Mcßrld,';
a
erg,k was t lo• tint bi arrive froni iwlow. Slie wis c i
aughi n od a !, pubiilk; Sophean,ll , lmlloy; eadiJah, Mrs. Cantor.
the ice shoot two months ago. And .. , bi , P , I t , POI into '. 1 ... - • After which,
bur F 10111.• mile,. below this city. in aimpany with the I (Oen
idar. which has then arrived. Spectre Bridegroom—lnccory,
A. W. Young; Ald-
The noble Pennsylvania In. arrival. the advanced gal: cars ' o ink), Weaver; Ni" .1 ' 1 " .. • PU6'lB; Georgina, 11/kk
of ili.• great Cairo tieM. She bad hard work in Rollos . Cantor; LaVillia, Mrs. Toting,
tho.ugh. on ni...ount of the lumens. quantities of fro eII- 1/.1,U/wit ci Tin ts—Doors open l.ji to 7 ; curtain risen ntll4.
counteral. but ',lie is a stmt. IN well toil swift boat, ands).- ,
!wile, 101 her trip willsont receiving any darling, Old Kline- i
lelt,iiii,.l Mr. Ilughart see ik,111.1 ill oXeoliellt spirits. The i
PeEl.ylvrtni , let it be borne it. Milli,. starts fur the South
event.tg.
Th.' 1,1 in the ire Rho,
also in port, and aill, we fir,Llnpi. go South again immedi
ately
Pll- ‘l.lrengo. uiuedt Wm, dig:titled ill this ricer,
arric
goisl condition, with a Pittsburgh rargc.
Thee i in-at West, which lay not far distant from the Ma
rengo, is repot - Us' sunk, but we have brunt nothing
ly MAIM iu regunl to the matter.
The following named boats have also arrived. They are
part of those Parried away fn. the levee on the breaking
up of tile ire - Itrunette. looking eery unlike the hoist she
to lie; I. atiscillr, slightly damaged; I'l.ll Jones. slight
ly damaged ; Falls City, more aerlormlv dnntngeJ, hilt Will
„raidbe giwid trim again; 1\ ferry. looking con-iill-
orably - stthishisl up. Challenge. looking Komi-what the worn ,
of her I..ht , trip itilloligst the ire fielik ; Forest Rose, appal
clitl Clint much injured ; .1 S. Pringle. n very small sum a ill
put her Polar Star. guards emd upin• works loco-
ken —will la• rain for lawdoess !tool, Clara, Milne ot her
orks deouohahe,l. The Chamber, and Rim Bolt
For .everallLnyS ramie. imml.oroo 1.1 boa.; will Coll
in.. io• arrive trot. i 'an whiolHoloiee .loo.erto
loy ,taol...at• Th.. lo.licar lomo goile .1 mro. we
tale!, to Th•• Bunk., Ilmll. ana other
" .1` " hirh were ooloowe Lair „ all winter, will prof aloly
he hero to.iow
Th.. which floated 1141.'11 with ll.' gorge which
in the ,Uncle, now t ...1111. 1...0t I.olow
e owspeet to N, ti,. !itintralia here t. 0 ...16 .a.. ear
Hood olown alninoil to, the Huxl, Tower
The II inehoster arri.aool •tarto.l nl , ago..
Th.. %lame Wayne arri.a.l from dee 1 1.111 1. oh— 111... 4 l
1.1 '1 freight. and loa.. gone 111, ..neto moo,
1856.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
)UISVILLE
_AND SAINT LOUIS. ,
VIE PITTSBURGH - AND CINCINNATI ' l'irr , arann. January 3d, 14.5f1.
STEAM PACKET LINE, Mx. 31 F. 1 , -VniN — .Ste: lyre Cahinet-makers, an,
Vu ft CONY Ey ANC I E pASSENIIERS ASU FILE!' ;111' thtv , ~, , 111, c der'• Patent Veneer Nano, and wo can recom
BETWEEN writit to all our fellow workmen as far superior to the old
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Lonlivvllle, I mode of arraphig. A Winn ran plane as much veneering in
and Saint I.ollltl.
THIN LINE .11) , this he rould Kerala ,. in theold way
S,v4.h ni nduy and ivph greut, ems, ,for any man that his tined
cal,rie.ll," , I. • that it enmity+ the hand, and will htirn
I . and de , no, r, Wr• would not do without timer
"f f3n,nhatv Knd h.OO , ti tlu . y c.,t three finite the money they do. We bar
‘i•,l , r St 1./ . Hold i.rltti.. in./
.- .1 tins Pat,d .1 .1. and Fore Ph W•
ule. and COhier
I.• 1,,1i",111,4
111" CE F. 1 . 1 ,. I'T \ ..... >1 W 10, - I.o‘ rrt.
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CINcl
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rt. \ IA IJOIIN ..
1111-D.111"14.111I. J trNEkt. catur•lay.
tiy, Lmu dno nt 10 A. M. prools.-Iy.
1)4.0;10 aft, nule Jel.rk nn tlO. [m ~rriux
parrieulara, apply on lArtrll, or to
It. 1,1 VINCSTON, ,
JOH!: FLACK, )
mrsrirr.g. v o.l‘ll.er, ;
tr: le 1. a very hoe- one and Ins heretofore furnisbed milt-
Attsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling i -'-' ' • ' • • P
Packets. al,lo einpl,yluent t,. ninny Uri. in this ronntry. With this
Th,. lit I. RN Al, c
~,,,
.1 A 5 r ,,,,. ;.fu ,,i [he tws in...1/luck, I.l,fits can be doubled or trebled, and the
. ~ ,1 . i. . Volt ic.‘. , l' I'ITV. rapt. It. W kr, N. ill re, a, amount of calltal required to do a large lotsin.ls is very
Ilk:Ail : l.Aß DA ILb PACK ETS Im•tu,•11 l'ot- ~ill.lll Thep•are f,tunes in it,and the people are el Wendy
. ~
.01. t , truttottAllly and 1 , 110,1111 g.. mopping at all ltarrup
porta.
Tk.• Dl I'ItNAI, will kayo InttAloo-411 on Momlay, N1'..1.
•tolays Frt.kty4, at ill A Al.-10,raNivr
ill I..ure NV 10.eltatt on 'fur.lays. Thoraday, and r , attirday+.
I'ITY will al- , tray , 1'0,.-1 , 0r4!..n / . 111A01%.,
1,0'..i/t A an.l Nttut.lay, at 10 rl I. A NI.- -Itt n ',I
I, Nl..lat Fn
Th.• , r.••r :••\1 \I 1..\1 vgkr . tlf
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For Loolg• lIIr.
••••1 II I
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• l. 1G . C . McLAN E'S
,naght 1,41,1.
alba Fl. \ (li A I.l‘l\ti-ros. I lj
LIVER PILLS AND VERNIFUGE
For Saint Lotal.--Dirrri. IMI'ROVED.
A 1 • 1,1, ' Cal' , 1. N DR. I SO ITT. a loanlar gra.luate and phyaicaan of exten
jadebrk• r " r ". 3 "“ nls.• exiwri..nce. !Wk... .4 by a commendable du
-1111,1114•,11.1t, tsl. I h.• f 01, 111,1 l• • La , i11.,111.11 501,1114, 1.0 0.151,11. per'
cr.•iglit On Oti I^Tni
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For St. 'Amid and 311pao.r1
Vitt, r 1t lAT- LEA \ ha 1111.'11:T
1111 a aplenal , l
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(“r the trtt.l. , t h Copt I:Gir P.l I 1 .1 I:
:11. WIII (..r St. 1....ttir..‘11 I St../...1.1i
t..ts ~,t1
paa.a..za apply all 1.a.r.1
For st. Lottisi and 1111 not. RI ye,.
la• ....nal, lilt k ZIL. T
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For St. Lout, ; TUE ;111()LE WORI.1) CONQUERED!
Tlll. r DE A V .It, cup., .1
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• DR. L SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
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p“ •;
lIITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT,
f il. 1-, t.r,:trr
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II •11:.
1110
t.rll, —Fr 1.,:tr•1
For ('lsiellaviall anti 1.0111.0111 c
t.t.tirtt••:
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For LOSIiI• Me.
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F•a- uc •.i) I.•Ald ti
Ctlncliatantl rand Loul•ville Prat ket
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Pit. !. Stl/ITT 3: CCI., Sol e Proprietor*.
ilanl, Place, Morgantown, Vu.
Pit. U. 11. K EVS Kli, I'l le/lesele Agent,
110 W - ,.,a street, Pittsburgh.
JAS. P. PI.IIM I N. /, WTI/Ile/sale Agent,
ja'72 di g ive - 13 , c Vs , t ! :sear Itallnad Deth.t.. All,fhenv.
0,... •I . t.,.,...../. n
V .r f • 1,10 -r I /1:11,..r. 1t1.1.1, .111 1K1a1.1..., I 1 - FA K. 111101 , 1-I.ND'S CELEBRATED IiIIItMAN
H. A.l'lk . .E. It \ lIN ES. k . '1../ 1 7 BITTER:3. prepare/I 1.3- lh C. 11. JACKSON , Ph/Ind/A-
I 1.2/, _
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ir or Cincinnati and Louisville. ot. eln etTectssllv ore 1.1v,r Conialzunt, lly/Tepain, icon
a-.. 'lns Tlen.ll/1 stela IC
e, ItAIIKSTEI.. Cep/ t; .1/. e, Cr,
('hr. ..r Neous Dole li ty. Disotuum of the Kidney',
A - ,, ,, c.A NV N Asia--1 1 1, Is, C Ills s VII. wIII I. L,. 1., I and all liirloliStlrl arxeing Iron/ a Iheordered Liner or Stomach.
the also.. idl and Inter/m.1,00 lan.to,, ..:1 :lac 1 Such
' - 1,10 COlllltipar.
-tt•at r ts`l . E. k../.l,tin 1 ,, •
t-- ( - I,lk , t a ,••
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.1-, :I, of InATlcation.
f rvight or pa.,,,,ge, apply t.l FLACK A BA NS
1 , 6 PI A f.:,,ftg.
thin. Inward Piles,
Fulness, or Blood to the
. T lead. Acidity of the Stomach,
For Memphi• awl New Orleans. ' Nausea. heartburn. Magnet for FO.i,
The Mtettnwr )1 Krits 11.111.15, Captain 11 ‘7.. Fllill,os or welglit in the Stomach, Sour
.i ! ..... s.rrirs e dl li•isiii Sir the iskive :toil net' s isii dim,.
rructittions. Slitkuig, sir Fluttering at the Pit
I, arts oil the opetong of inivigation. of the Stoinach, Sa naming of the Bead, Harried
los - .roight or pa.e.age .00dy ott board. or to cod Ditlrdilt Itleathing. Fluttering a the limn, Chomk
1. 19 1.1 \ l ' ''‘''' .l. ' .5 A I, A l,l ' . ''. ‘A''"'"• ' ••'. r 1 . 4.., . d wh .11 in lyingl' attire Dimness
. I sag ~r ..ii .tx..t int . Ira on t o ~
. . _
For Cincinnati and S. Loam. of Viehot Dots of Wel. before the Sight, Fever cud
Thii Mon. , r ARGONAUT. t'aptain 51. r I Dull Pail: in the Head, Dellciency of Porepiration,
\I. I 1 s:.--Clork I.d.r. Ilk knl—a ill lease to tbe Yellownees of the Skin and Eyes, Pain hi the
At t: ' „ 4,Lisi awl itite ' rine.liate ports ou the op, nue: i bele, hack. Cheat, Limbs, otos, Sudden
noel,. of Boat Burning in the
Flosh„ Constant Iningin
lugs of Evil, and great
Deprea:uou of
Spirits:
The proprietor. In calling the attention of the public to
ill. proparation. .1.....4 with is feeling of the u tm o st gon sh.
deace In ste "noes arid adaptation to the di.seasem for width
u . 1.'1,1111111 Zil,i
-1 1111 , )g1it...n. I
F., freight or passage, apply on lwar.l. ja. 1
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Regular Louisville Pocket. 1
the steam., MANSM.II.I), rstptit.ti To , isis I
ORESSII.I,--Clerk, R. 11ovii..01, Jr.—will I• a , .
elP•r It, :shove and Intermediate I.•i IS ~I I t h •'
; 41 1 , „
V, •
Ilr pia s o• .
t I or !
J t,NI 111, 10 t• I
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F'or Fi. LOSIEW
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!ktant, \ Cavt.t.“
J
11,1. .1 —v1;11.,,,-
ar,l th• '
FLACK.
For St. Louts
111.1,1 1.1
•1 11 11 FI.AII< ..1
For ningli• Ille
ri. h A I.IAIv I
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For St. Lottls
opening of navigmion.
1.,.r freight or pasnage apply on board, nr t o
FLACK et 1.1V1N.101..N. .._• nt. •. .
.1: .- 1., new mid untried iirtiele, but one that has stood
Regular Packet for Clrkelinstati stub ' thi ti , t iii 3 telt yean tied before the 0 llltirifOtl 1..01110, and
Loulaville. in. r.•pu1a111011 and sale in unrilalloxl by any similar prepara-
The steam., JACOB InIE, Copt:tin A iil, 9ii.ir titritti t•Xtilllt. Ti,.• unaini.ny in its favor Rivet. by the most
axa 4 -VI, ik. ii. W. ii k I Buis-will lot, Cr . th.•
protionent anal well known Physicians and individunis, ill
- oho,. 1.1 1 .1 m t., rio ndi,,t, i „,, t , ‘,„ 1 ., ttitt•lliiii; i oil parts of the eotlittry. in immense. Referring any who
01 navigation. nmy doubt, to my •• Memorabilia." or Practical Receipt Book,
For freight or passnce apply on bard. or to I for Farmers 11101 Faimliins, to be had gratis, of all the Agents
,1,.:-':7 (.- BARN F''''• A.`''''' for the Gentian Bitters.
For St. Lonts7 l'enicipill Otlhe and Manufactory, l'.l Arch street, Philo,.
, The steamer I. RA NI: TURK. Clll4lOll A. li. dolphin.
iILLATIN-4..11erk, IV. Ex.ye,.-will leave ittl t h e 44- :SAO by Dr. GOO. 11. Keyser. 140 Wont street; B. A
- :dine, an,l internoslinte ports on the opening -I Fithilestn-k .t C..... No. ei W..... 1 street; Fitillling Broffiers, No.
nay ignition. no NV...xl street: 11. I'. ?warts and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny.
For freight or pns,ci,ee ittylv on bard, or to i declonlawly in
d,,= FLACK. & BARNES, Agents.-
_INV IWNI.i IMPRESSION CUR. ItEe'rED.
For Nashville. OFFlCE OF DE. S. S. FITCH , 1
The steamer CLARA DIiAN , Captain O. W. 714 Ilroatlyvay, N. Y., Febrnary, 1056. I
Ittro.--Clerk, .1x sirs ME LON -will 1191 91i for the
• 1 find that it.iv.•rtisiinivots ho c , appeared ill tho West.
above and nitertionhate ports on the ..1111ing ocooting the imiirviii.ion that I, or some person Connected
of nay o.riit it .0. with ine.• 0 toy lithe. ham Inn.ll trot: ling. lecturing and prat:
For rroiiclit or passage apply on Inuted or to toon, th:•r.• for din. uses of do. chest.
.1,24 JOHN FLACK. Agent— 'rid.. is a roudalo•. 1 Itay.. not Isnm. for the last ten years, -
For Nashville.--
awl .00 not 11..0. obsytil. (rota the city of N e w Y or k, f ur th e
tarmp
~,,RIVATE DISEASES—DR. BROWN, No.
The steamer DE1.1•1 1 . ATE, Captain .1111. IL pur1...0.4' le, taring or practising mi:dieine---my duties here
M ktlArrA--Clerk, LIII3IXE-Will lea, 0 to ll,•
r in ,,,,,,,, 1,1 1 .1. time Diamond alley, devotee his entire attention
to an Office Practice. Ilia business is mostly confined
tilaiStido,ve mei tot, rniechate parts 1111 the opening Forthet, there is no person traveling, or located elsewhere, toirivate Entered/ Disaurs. and such ptinful affeo
uf navigation. nor hasl loretwin, 01 11011110 any professional connection tions, l brought ou by imprudence, youthful indulgence
For freightorpassage apply on board, n r_ rn . a 1111 rute o r illy eff1..... or who bon any right to send his pa- and x. ,.„ 0 „,,,,.
declS FLACK .t LI VI NO STON • Agents. I titilit9 to no. 1 1 4. r medicine, or to direct letters to be addressed
_ • _
1.. lam through me, or to hall as - of" 714 Broadway, N. Y. : syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Civet, Stricture
Urethral Dischargeslmpurity of the Blood, with all diseases
PHlMer'• Celebrated Epicurean Settee. I includ r e in th t , l r, in
. statement „l all In.rs...nn. f, . whether hearing my of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases , Scorbutic Eruptions,
Teller, Ring Ri cy n , gw po urna.. ,
nti ll.l , e nin rcu ß ri ti.4 ll Diseases,
remal w iFs ean toinal egk '
QT A\ D S preeminent fur flavortng Soupa,
~ ,-.0: . : , , ,, : :‘, ! ,i,,0 n
5,:ith 0..... m . ,;. • 01111 tig any pr •ssional association or
Li OtAVltiiit Fell , . 5 1 eat. G... /., 4 “ .. - , kr. ' We ' l-Iv ' e ' II 1 ' . ."' l ' 1 wish to disclaim all responsibility in regard to ind.h the '
thippressions, Diseasee .(the Joints, Shards in Ano, Nervous
aff e ctions, l'ains in the Back and Loins, Irritation of the
housewives to try It.. Price 35 cents per Bettie, at nil Grose. pr: ,,,,,,,, 0,113 practices
ot. such
1.„,,,,,,,.
ry o r in the United Suites nod
. Ce.. 1 . 11000 desiring to consult me can ill) 90 by writing or call- laklnnnt.."'hiy
For :ale by M'CLURG nod G. 11 KEY 01.1.11, Pittsburgh. gl a dder end Kidneys, successfully treated. Cure
lug at my office - , 714 Brix:ninny, N. Y. My Medicines ..ro to Twenty ' "nrimte'd.
F. T. WIIIGIIT CO., years practice (ten in this city) enables Dr. Brown
be f oun d on ly 14 my .Bice or with my rx...xilar agent. to offer ILEEIUMEIGOS Of a speedy cure to all, who tony come an
tu„.. Dll. R. S FTTOII'S - SIX I.ECTU It ES ON CON- der his ca,,,,
241 Market street, PhiadeliMta-
Sl l NI PTION, TIIE LAWS OF 1.1/ 1 11.” .te. n new edition . 11 -
0 4,... ffiee ch an . d rge. Prt m ra od te er. CsnItation Boerne 41 Dianiond alley.
just issued, 300 pages, 30 illustrations. and 'steel in,rtnait of .
- NAT A N 'rEl)—six. good Girls, to do gene ral
W honsewark. Two or three good Cooks for .us, and [novsidawly
tile author, sent by mail, to or for invalids, at 25 rente--sub- 1
eountry• A Boy of 17 t o learn a trade: must be era r...min-
stantially irivell . tioar. Footage 15 ee Tan. Dice Town,
in e n ,1,..1. Also, places for four ..r five i ;iris to de diiiiiii.yr or ~, .n ~ ~, 5t4,,,
1,,,1 1 1 , 0,, - t 0fn,..0. s. 011.01.51..
D..
Author ,d ~ Sic Let ores." II 0. 1 ,
ii,ydiiiiig,-,ri•,,,,,1111:..,i-nli...‘
,at say
1 1, 1:::,: d n in
o( 0 , ! , : , . , r 1 1 , . i 5 b 1 2. 11: ,,, t;: t riiti '0 rands. ~,,..i
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Apply nt I.OIVIIIE'S New Int.lligence nfrie,.. W
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RE' IIrF3PRENIIU M KA I HAPION
c.. 1,...., NI.. 14 Fifth .10..-t. is the greatest Beautifier of the age.
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--- - - IVRIGIIT'S PREMIEN( KATIIARION
2( 1( ) LB'. TRIESTE VERMILLION in y„.„4,, ra t i„, H a i r an a and glass,.
X./ W / idorn and for sale by For a a .l., by KEYSER, BART, SCOTT and SELLERS. at 25
FLEMING BROS. . eats. angle
AMUSEMENTS
UL JULIEN'S FAREWELL TO
P
AMERICA—PAUL JCL' . E:g re prctfnlly Anuouncen
that prrilotlll W hir deintrtlilni for Ellruiro to fulsl 1111pOrtallt.
.t)gagementA in Luntli,i, and Paris, lie will give it
• ••
FAREWELL CONCERT,
AT THE
MASONIC HALL,
1111 IV EDN ESDAY, March 12th, assisted by ADELINI
PATTI, the ) ong Pr 1113 Donna, AI:G. 11OCK EL, the cele
brated and E. HAITI Ll,l, the distinguished Ltnxiione.
An attractive Programme trill be shortly published. This
toil po,:itardy be the ,Wily pet:Tomnmie, in Pittsburgh. (mart
SECOND AND LAST WEEK
ki 5 EVENINUS AND 3 AFTERNOONS LONGER.
New and most Extraordinary Scenes In
Ventriloquism 1
AST.INISIIING NOVELTIES IN NATURAL MAGIC,
AND TIIE LEAILNED CANARY BIRDS!
MASONIC HALL
SIGNOR BLITZ
„,„ Ku, new and A tn.D.l,^, - Neon:enlaces at the ahoy. ,
lAV EY IN I NG, March 3..1, and every °roping
Itr.hlr, Ow a ,4•1:. 7'l,,Ada y ,reptrd ; 111111 TUEFDAY,
TI I An.' SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
.1 duu..ion 2i crutn; cliildren 1'274. Doors opal in the at
ttt (,111111v11,e 1 at 3. Ev,stilig a 1 6%; rutiinhincen
T MIN W. IsITAILTHY, BILL POSTER and
Ili -ion, will attend to the Posting and Distributing
ot 311 1114
CONCRItTS, LECTURF,S. EXIIIBITTOII9. &c.
All r..iniliattirations— , iither by mail, telegraph, nr ether
ireeted to th. office of Out .Tha ning Poitt. will recitivo
prompt aurutton. apt
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
x. 1.1 t3l. Lit.. Ytql ,1111 1.13110 agninst. ti
; „ N,11.1]
.11.1 IN M. 1J( (F.
WM. 11. LEM IS.
A LEFFER.
Fdroman,
1.. C. 1101,1.1E1ff,
.1 A(•till SCI It INV° LLD,
S. F. IttlIC.E.
:11.1-3,.1 at T. R. l',.ung k C..0:11 Cabinet Factor,
r I,ktatittit --That now Invention is highly nppre
and Kn/Ille •atlt , a, of rights lotto lawn wools on good
t, rut, Ity,ry ota• that 1. , 1.1 the unwhino pronounces It one
4 the nottt tngeni•ant inycnnens ttf the age , and one sure
tdake the fortunes ttn,e wto engage in the business. T
ItitLill.; it ••lit.
..•nlionly It forming. ti It- rallell the Allegheny County
Mack h Chnontny. to start the bnsiner,e nt ours in thin city •
t ldl at Euton't, :,.. lin Fourth strevt, and look at one of [he
a 1,4 v.•ntions of the ago.
T.7lMv!“.—The following loth, from Gov. Johnston In
tt, no t.y in It hall of (assts . Furnaces and Heaters.
Th. t i£ll,l-1, :!1,1“..; ...le of houtittg dwellings, churches
Itst , ,lwcure.ling
!. . 1 i i . ot I nto. n i jwl;.; , s will have exaMiu,....l then
I'irrsarr.c.n, December 27,1855
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Mt,. 3,11,1'...; F. E tn,s : Si,—lt affords me
'lra ore t., be enabled slam, after a thorough trial
f . Jos. tubular Furuatie or 'limier, that
!I c.c, at NWt . l . , the purpose Or supplying my iltrel.
g 'III a 1.1V...:111t and properly warmed air. I
iitiiirrfully !Ter/Ml.:ad it. Yours,
WM. F. JOHNSTON.
I \ N rst nyr 41N TIIE ORIGINAL LIVER PILL AND
I ERI.IIFIIti II OF DR. C. N.,
T 1.,. th.,e rotor...lie.. the medical partner of
I.r C cu. a 7
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I\ll9lO'ED LI VER PILI.S AND V ERNITYUGE
p•ss•es •at /111 , 1 are 111. , , mild in their operation
ii.so the I , err Pill 3,1 Vermlfugi prepued according to the
• re. lie- I Ur C. NleLane. We make this .I,laratiou
1 -tittlit..:ly. awl rissmtnientl them to the
lerh t and carat IV, and leilievo them superior
A..v laver P.II \eau ifl/ 6, Cr, prep. - oil.
Read Certificate of Dr. C. McLane, below.
The ritotee•al rplief rdfordetl by appliratienn of this CID,
KING el" Vain m cite..., "1 Ithentuatiant,
t. L a r o ha t :e. San , Thr,at, Itrmsea. tprams. Swelltairt.
11... ,Cl/1.L.1 , 1-. P 11,1114. 5.,1.17.. Burn, Ache,
ant ether •l;-.1,.• lot seltieh a l'iun , t, a ira o ut
is
1121 AKih•rt p.aittvelv that Dr. I ;.-4.. , .0rrs
• ELE:iil;:ar:D 'WHITE CIItC.ASSIAN LIN!NIENT .•••
meet lehaide 4ni.• told pleaNtat remedy yet th,evered.
1,1..•111,/111/1.: for Ill . :M.1Ni; DISEA.SiI
F. 1 . 1:..1PT }Ai.% DICATIoN fry PAIN. 'rh o ~,A ” )
te•d ded, 1 tt• sirtuea, goam he peramts of edthalltt:
;tel:alent am! Vint Isttevrlty. Flteold Malmo all to .Ir..
ti Fllllllly Iteue•nly. The nteht relit - den.
• z.mort eethdlit mem than the telletrina t•-,tnni..ny
of
I.ane. thstlat.dittdval a. a great •liwoterer of in
READ: READ II READIII
NI.a.ks-rowN, V S,,pt. 12, 15.55
TA,/ ,•• eern/y. that I hale examined the Recipe for pre
patio, Alchnia ••• Imprarsl et•mtfuge a.nd Llver Pala by Dr.
! s t. ‘.• hd has Is•••ti IF THE HABIT OF PREPARI
%NI , I SINII I iIIIIIIN Al. AIEPICINES I> ‘ll l OFFICE
.1d the I,t CARS. and that I belk•te a
Impui , VEß THEM I Initko• the als,ve statement the
. u .. 1 • a dlalLl as• I lIAA'I. NI I INTEREST IN
IN I \ F.lt 1 w,w1.1 fartla, luta. that 1 hare frequently
11....1 hie CELLI - II:In . :I) Al 111 Th CIRCISFL AN LINIMENT
pradtiee auk the happiest elT,xl..s. and that I ran can
s, utl ardy ree.mina ral iL C. McLANE, M. D.
Ali 111.- itt•-ve sol , ly undo: - the sup,.
t. rrT laid I.y Itruggii.t, nud Mi.rchautti
91;o it Y.>l:ls}: Pr C. M. - LINTS 111 PROVED LIVER
I'll LS- .kNII 1%11'1:JIVE1) I ER MI Flllll aro by Dr.
I cvrtiticate of C. )ICLAN E.
'Il , it F.NVIN F. WHITE CIRCASSI AN LINIMENT tagniwt
Si , iTT Si Co.. iwriiiiitinnied with tiiituature of 1.
D.
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BOERHAVWS
HOLLAND BITTERS
ELECTRO-CHEMISC ItE AROMA
OF
Edit Hollandsch Kruiden Bittern.
TWO YEARS have elapsed since the intro
duction of this valuable mete n o Int o the United Stales
During this time it has gninal erricernd popularity an
remedy for .0
Aver and .Ague, Dysyropers ' +digestion, Headache,
Loss of a nd , e.llity, Gativeneu, '..
Blind and Bleeding Ms.
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to Its wondertbl
efficacy in all affections 'Of the stomach and liver. As a
tonic, It never hes been equalled, for the relief ft affords In
all cases of debility or weakness of any kind hi almost In
sutra: neon. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic affect
tions, it teas in numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patients so
ear we unhesitatingly recommend, eur we may cesEB t daub;
and eagerly teat Ito virtnes for urselves.
FINER A D AGILE.
A Case of Eight Months' St4nding (hind tv...iloeshort, Mi.
/and Bibs .— Michael Kelly, No. 117 Grant, near Smithfield
street, says: "Last July, while running on the river,
on a
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans,l was
taken with fever and ague. For eight long months I suffered
with this dreadful disease. The greater part of this Waal
was unable to work, and spent at least filly dollars for dif
ferent medicines, but I found no permanent relief. Three
weeks ago, one of my friends insisted upon my trying Boers
have's Holland Bitters, saying that a cure Was guaranteed.
After taking it for one week, I must state I was a sound
man. I have been at work now for two weeks, and have
returnhad no tnrn of the eh and fever whatever."
c
I certify the above statement Is true.
Tweaks !omits, Diamond Howe,
Or at R. Chester's, Gothic Hall.
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Llscornb, of Birmingham, says: "I have found
In Brerhave's Bitters a remedy for headache and debility.
My wife has also used It with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittelmrith, also remarks that be
has experienced much relief from Ito use for headache.
BEAD THIS!
A Hollander's Tkrtimany.--Jacob Itinakes, living fn the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After
suffering for some time the misery attending en utters:prose
tration of mind and body, I have been restored, bytudng
Boerhave's Holland Bitters, to perfect health."
The fact of thin remedy being In !inch high repute among
the Hollanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York—in fact,
In every Holland settlement in the United States—argues
much in its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, nays: "When I commenced taking
Boorhave's Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now; I
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNESS OF TILE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION. .
Another Great Cure Effected by Beerhave's Holland Batas.
—The wife of Peter De Witte, living in Holland Town, She.
borate county, Wisconsin, suffered much from weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. She had been under a physi
cian's rare for some time, but the disease seemed to baffle
even his skill. She purchased some Holland Bitters at our
office, v:-hick ban given tone to her stomach, her appetite and
strength are returning, and we firmly believe that this is
another great cure effected by your medicine
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but must waft another opportunity. One thing
you can rely upon, what we have published are from person,
much respected In our community, and are literally true.
J. Gomm,
Editor Sheboygan Nimawbode, Sheboygan, Wis.
RHEUMATISM.
A Case of Two Months' Standing Cured by Boerhave's Hol
land Bitters.—George Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says: "After
suffering for three months with rhernmatiam—a part of the
time so severely as to confine me to my bed—l have been
entirely cured by using Boerhaveb Holland Bitters. I have
had one attack since, but found almost Instantaneous relief
fu the same medicine. It is, In my opinion, a sure remedy
for rheumatism."
NKRVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather is likely to produce a great deal
of sickness. To persons troubled with nervous or rheumatic
affections, we would recommend Beerhave's Holland Bitters.
On referring to our columns you will find certificates from
some of our first German and English eitlzene.—Firmsyt
salvia Rants Zeduny.
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We ore at liberty to refer to several well known gentle
men. who have r.s4 thoroughly tested, and now recommend
Boorhave's pollard Bitten as a remedy for piles. We are
not et liberty to pal Bob their names, but will take pleasure
in referring any Terse a to them who denies this statement.
For this affection, one-half of the prescribed dose should
be token--any half-teaspconful—morning, noon and Wea r)
me hour before meals. _ _
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many imitations, which the public should guard against pun.
chasing. Be not persuadcal to buy anything elm until you
have given Boerhavo's Holland Bitters a fair triaL One bot
tle will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all these
imitations.
Sir Sold at $I per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by the mole
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR— A COI
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
tor. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
R. E. SELLERS & CO., Druggists,
corner Second and Wood streets.
And all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Birmingham,
Manchemer and Temperanceville. sep29;dawly
DR. MORSE'S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE.
Health Restored and Life Lengthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATE VG
IT WILL replace weakness with strength
incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity, and this not only without hazard of reac
tion. but with a happy effect on the general organization.
2113 - Bear in mind that all maladies, wherever they begin,
finish with the nervous system, and that the paralization of
the nerve of motion and sensation is physical death. Bear
in mind, also, that for every kind of nervous disease, the
Elixir Cordial is the only reliable preparation known.
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convey an adequate Idea of the immedi
ate and almost miraculous change which it occasions In the
diseased, debilitated and shattered nervous system, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or Impaired by
sickness—the unstrung and relaxed organization Is at once
braced, revivified and built up. The mental and physical
symptoms of nervous diocese vanish together under Its infim
core. Nor Is the effect temporary; for the Cordial- properties
of the medicine mach the constitution itself, and restore it
to Its normal condition.
Confusion, giddinofet, rush of blood to the heat!, melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self- leetruction
—fear of insanity, dyspereda, gerieral prostration, irritabili
ty, nervousness, inability - to sleep, diner's° Incident to moles,
decay of the propagating fonctions, hysteria, monomania,
vague terrors, palpitation of the heart, impotency, constipa,
don, etc, from whatever causes arising is, if there be any
reliance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely infal
lible
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
The unparallcied effects of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to females mark a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thousands of stLinlants have been invented—
thousands of invigorrints concocted—all purporting to be
specified in the various diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OP SENSE,
Who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tre
mors, pains in the hark, or any other disorder, whether tia
collar to her sex, or common to both sexes-4160121d give the
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others, will find this Cordial, after they have used a bot
tle or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
directions are to he found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have been so but for this extraordi
nary preparation. And it is equally potent for the many
diseases for which it is recommended. Thousands of young
men have been restored by using it, and not in a single In
stance has it failed to benefit them.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
Or conerimptiro habits, aro restored by the use dr a bottle or
two to bloom and rigor, changing the skin from a pole, yel
low, sickly color, to a how:alb' florid complexion.
TO THE bIISGULDED.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects prodnced
by early habits of youth, vie: weakness of the tack and
limbs, pains in the head, dimness of sight, Ices of muscula
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervotui lrriur
bility, derangement of the digestive functions, general de
bility, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are much to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depression of
spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, selkliertrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of the evils produced .
All thus afflicted,
BEZVORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE:
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most no
mastery requisites to promote connubial happiness; Indeed,
without these, the Journey through life becomes a weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the iiewftike mind
bee .s shadowed with despair, and filled with the melan
choly reflection that the happineea of another becomes
blighted with your own.
CAUTION!
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited by
some unprincipled persons.
In return, all the genuine Conlin] will have the proprietor's
fee-sniffle panted over the cork of each bottle, and the follow
ing words blown in the glass:
Dr. Morse'. invigorating Cordial.
C. lf. HMI, Proprietor, ti. Y.
The Cordial Is put up, highly concentrated, in pint bottles
—price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars, stx for
twelve dollars. C. H. RING, Proprietor.
ID2 Broadisay, N. Y
Sold by Drniudsts throughout the United States, Canada
and the West Indica.
....Dn. GEO. IL KEYS RI, N 0.140 Wood st-
FLEMING 13ROS, No. 60 Wood •On&ti
..... E. SELLERS, Wood Meech
Allegheny City.llEOllllAM & APAILNNAN;
JAMES T. SAMPLE & CO.;
.J. P. FLEMING.
Agent for 0hi0...J. D. DARK, Cincinnati. (apll;dieirly
Pittsburgh
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of SECRET DISEASES. Ins . miccess In
longstanding cases in unequalled. The afllietstiltre invited
to call without delay. Pomona afilleted with Venereal Dia
-1 eases, Rheumatirm, Piles, or Seminal Debility, should not
delay to got his entries. Lateens containing it foe, immediate.
• ly ,newered.
fig, Office and Private BOOMS,
PittsburghHa 41 Diamond afiela
025
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LOSS OF MEMORY,
AGENTS
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