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merits.
The conditional quadruple agreement of the 17th
of November was emend into by the President of
the P. R. R. onmpany, the fl. A: P. 11. R., the L. M.
R. IL, and the S. M. V. d; I'. IL It. company. Its
objects are clearly set forth in the documents which
have been laid before the stockholders, and it is for
them to say whether they think that the interests of
this company would be promoted thereby. Its ob•
jest is to complete a new, short and greatly improved
line to Cincinnati. whieh has boon long emitemplated
by this company, and is, we believe, essential to its
full success.
The amount of aid asked for is f: 1 011,000, for which
$lOO,OOO of the 7 per cent. mortgage bonds of tie
M. V. company are prepared to he given.
To render the agreement binding it must he as
Rented to by all the four companies forming this
grand line. The Little Miami company has . already
given its assent.
In view of the importance of the line. especially as
a means of insuring a large local busine, now lost
to this company, an/las a protection against future
competition for the Cincinnati and Louisville hest
ness, the committee recommend the adoption of the
following resolution :
Rew , lred, That the President of this company 1..
authorised and instructed to eorifirrn and carry out
the conditional agreement of the 7th ..f November
last in relation to the S. M. V. A. P. R. It., provided
th a t the p e rmanent d e bt of this eelepany shall no:
be augmented thereby, and the sail], 7111 ho arranged
without financial embarrassment.
The committee have also considered the subject of
the Darlington and New Castle Railroad, which
brought before the stockholders by the 11,.arl „;
Trade of Pittsburgh. Every recommendation of thnt
highly resportalde body is worthy of careful coo-id ,
ration, while the committee is constrained to bedei.•
that this eompany is not in a condition. at this tioto.
to aid any contany in which it is tor interested, list
as stockholders. they arc ft•eis
the road from New Cattle to Darlington. a di..t.an e
of 13 miles. is prepared for the iron. by local sut.•
cription to in , stick. they i sLet e that this o,llplo
ought to render 'itch aid Its its eircomdanr• - ‘• tiny
permit. to plait-lire the iron t ,, complete the road.
The report of Solomon W. Roberts. , , Mief
lzilmer o f the O. k P. It. It.. who had made n stweidl
evamination of the condition of the 5 , M. V. ,t I'
R. It. was els.. read.
The S:cretary read ri conditional agreement
had been Made with the S. M. V. At P. B. It.
Mr. Prooks. of ()hie, made some remark• iu regard
to the report of the committee. cluing that tore .if
the member. of the , •omtnittee had not liven full}
consolted. and c o ncluded he I , re.eriting a minor. ,
r, port. . .
, tate , l tliat thrre ,n • n..
adherence in the enneht-i.m of the minerity a”,l
jerity reye•rta.
Mr. M'knight said before approprintbms
mule for Filch n purpose, .o.mething ought to be
known about the financial condition of the company,
and called on Mr. CVOF to make ~me explanation,
Mr. Ca.s.: , = tated that the matt, land been left to
the committee, and that he represented some foreirn
stockholders, who desired the S. N. V..d P. R. R. to
be aided. lie moved that the report of comtnitt,
he arceptod. which Am. adopted.
Mr. Wrinight thought this eompany should adopt
tho law of Ohio in relation to subgrtiption. br
railroad companies, and olD.rad n re , iolution that the
24th Fertion of the act of Moe. 1 R 52, o f t h e Ohio
Assembly. regulating incorporated companies. be a c.
eepted as the organic law of this company. and the
same be drily certified by the Secretary of State of
(Thin, and have the same enacted by the Legislature
of Pennsylvania. De thought that the company
could not make the subscription until they hod nc
reptoi the law of Ohio. Ile was in favor, however.
of referring the matter of a subscription to the Mt.
Vernon Road to the Directors. who could more fully
investigate it and report to the stockholders its finan
cial condition.
A temporary postponement of the consideration of
the reports was moved Mr. WIC night, and carried.
After a long and desultory discussion on the merits
of the Springfield, Mt. Vernon nail l'ittsloirgli and
other railroads, the resolution of Mr. Wlinight. rel
ative to the Ohio Railroad Art wa-i taken up.
Mr. Parole thought that the powers of the act were
too sweeping, and that such an act was unennstito
tional. and in support of his position cited n recoil!
cane decided by the Supreme Court of Vermont. lle
was under the impression that it required app rittl
legislation to authorize the Direetor^ to make any
rub:.eription
The President then asked if they had any leirisla
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tive authority to subscribe :dock in other roads. and others, after which the report was almost unan:
Gen. Robinson replied that they loot nt. ni-usly laid upon the table.
Mr. Dorsi° then said the company could not ~,,h The following resolution, offered by Mr. Reynolds,
scribe the proposed aid to the road. of Canton, after being amended by the insertion of the
Mr. Cass remarked that he thought the charier of ja , ' , clause. wan then adept.]:
the Ohio and Pennsylvania company was the most /,',:::::,/,,I, That in the annual report of the opera.
t t o na of tins Railroad, the 11,4,101, Inc requeated to
valuable in the rnited States and they should he
make a ,tatetnent of tbe amount of t l oney paid lk ,
citations how they tampered with it. eacb Ihre,•t,,r. Secretary. Tr,•,tyurol and Solicitor. and
Judge Bartley, of Ohin, concurrent with Mr. Darsie, ' all otlier tic , r% wlio , e salaries •hall e tcced the rate
that they had no right to subscribe to the stork of of : i -tlllu I"' ''''"ue'.
any road without special legislation. Tt was a mint : Mr. linen Pr'' ''' , "'" l the Following Cincinnati, Hamilton & Iloyton ItAllrond
ter of importance that this road should retain its i'''""": /. 1-1 " 'l"ri"lz ales non pot wont of dial
drinis tln• Directoi of this coi n etn I t ii NCIN * .s: ATI I . :ssIi:NOEIIS will iliCiatili
issue dross:,
of - inierest ' red i e:inal: " l. -' s riet:Vt'l7:tge'llortil: i k lake u:ance that the oft:cu.:mew oil a iilV/1i 1.-et,..
connection with the Ohio and Indiana road. The
Cleveland and Columbus Companies were strivinz 1.1 of the Comp:tn . , at ito market saliie,) vben desire', salt,
1 i' :- .: t i ' ; ' , " di l r i , ' ,: - dt " ;.:: ' ;;;C -k t" ‘ i v iii,‘ anon
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make a connection with it. and if they succeeded. it
if pr: sent:•:l ill amount so fli e ient for thin pure e. t o I`,..tt nu , Tints in Ililii,ll,l4 . l:lind t-alrulat...l to .lece ' iv..: " lb m f u •
the holders of sillill stork as interest , to n '..t pool im ttra v,. l ;:u . ng l a:1 1 .11c , . NA III«, ar,. ti‘o datly train , Iwiwi,l Vitt»
would take a large amount of travel away from thi•
NI r. l'''' T u , ''s 'I l'. amend by "lx,k.s: not i io. e " e " , 'Bl.'ll:tr,'FlFtiB"Y:t"l'N'"»::l'll‘;'‘'l-iiii.. 'N":l„:t"l:,..irr',W;;:Os"..s.
road. lie was in layer of this Company either ler
a or:I "market. ' :Ind in.erting '' par. " The In, i•IL '''"'" I ' l' V'th the ii I. M ""'" '1
i''''''''' 'n't
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chasing, leasing or con,,,liaming that road with th..•. ,
~ ~.., in:dined 1, It ltiti,W 1.., 11, • 1..
~,, n „. pin, :M . ! t!l, r,•,,10ti,.n. as an ten.b. , l, the!, F 10...N5 LAND, Agt. Pittsburgh tel. t!
The Ohio and Indiana rood seas in an embarra:d+ed
condition, and rival cowponies or nobs hluals might l'''' • ' ' ''''' ''' ' ''/' r " ' d '''' ''''''''''' OLD TYPE METAL.
Nlr. Mciiiiit;ht , idte:l the ry port of 'lie Inv,--t:ca
secure it. He sii7,gested that the matter hi. referred
tang l'unitnitte , appointed in 1` , 5:1', ha .1 never been W E 11 AY E FOR. SALE, zit the Office 1.1
to a committee. the Ni,,i(NiNil leiST li large quautlt ..f .1i I'
presented to or acted upon by the stockholtb•rs, as •i. \I. I ‘1 ,,, 11 ,„,,,,,
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S. W. Roberts here arose to make an explain' :n
contemplated, it 11.1 Su gg ested that it be now tit- I ''' 1 ' /'"','' ""Pld.` l ./ . .lnino 5:,..: kid'
110 said in his statement that the completion of the BASEIIEII' TO LET.
Mt. Vernon road would be an important pretection ken "P•
1417,13 Hartley. with a v iew ~i. fiii.ii,,g out nestles A li AH ( ; E ILASE M ENT Rt I ( ) M • '2 1 (set
against the future rem petition of steal roads. Ile 'llL,'
ash , I , y , .1 , ..p. Loll ;11,,,,. p.,1.1
1, , 1 and .. , 111.zlit
till,. wits any thing in the report for the tionsolerit 0 ,,, 1
~„„t i 5,„,,0„,i, wil l to. r ,,,,„ 1 „, ~,,,„„.,' , i. „, i . , It L
else spoke of the importance of the ' 'hi:: and Indiana
i lion of the stockholders, moved to refer it tel a ram o„ the eortter or Fourth atre , t a o ,l ("fin cry : 01,4 rot Engulet o .
road. mittee of three, to report at the next meeting of the at . jit '2.. tf. OFFICE 01' Mi,ItNING poST.
..
The motion to refer the molter under ' onsidetati :II stockholders. The motion was it:lop:tea, and Judge mE w iv )0 K ll N 1.: \\. RI ~ )K s !!
at length prevailed. and the chair appointed Messrs. Itiirtley, Gm. Dwight Janis, and '.`ar. Ilagaley nil-
IN armee la, ; IJulia KIIVILII.II., author I..hit Burn,
pointe:L
Barclay, McKnight and Dorsi°. Daisy Bunts; by tbe nigh, ~f t , i al r LI,.
, Mr. Ilasss here stated that there wrt-s ne probability Gray by Julia Havatrt .1 t
Mr. Cast mentioned that he had received an hll- 'of building the bridge across the Mlei,h r env ricer, I gt h rt ' u l odaL y n Illadrid; ~r, 51:i.t. ' :;;, ' ! ‘‘ .. t r ' 1.7”. 6 1•7 L' 'l .
_met .d .st,
rect. application from the Medina and Tusetirawas and yanking the connection between this ' side of the belle '2,t
t r i i‘ e er and the depot in Allegheny out of the profits ,:f
~ ,,,,,T r h , ° , ,, ,- 11, ?,,T1r,i „ '.i ' t,1 1, .‘2,7- ; ;l t t A ;i ' .l l .': ', ' , t r - r ,:t P "" ..1 fu. '" Ml '
Railroad Company for aid. Also, an application
from the I'reeidentof the Bellfontaine and Indiana I;inr,,`,7„rsh-"hr,tidheoennn'4?,ill4gerathr'eand ttu,it the Board "I . Physiology el siorri..ge; by an old I'lly :lain,
, 1 A, ,.: . a. \ . ,i T y, b ,n 0 t 1.: i i.. r . , a.. , r1 ,f if l l ' y ea c r ,o l ‘ l , t , l i v u em s ; ,,, lL3 h l r . ~i ,)S ,: r
T li e w , . ,, .i p t i l , i .L„.
Railroad Company, requesting the restoration of the $250,000 worth of bonds for the Pr p n u r r r p:: t s . e v . of
i''ning
of Economy. then istrered a reso)ntion
authority to this road to aid in extending the same : Mr. Baker, The Crw , le Orphans: A Tale id Soutlwrn Lib-: by .1. S
a
uthorizing the issuing of the bonds, whia was'' P 7'l : ; k Los e t Bente a Tale of Early Times.
from Crostline to Gallion. This improvement would
adopted Ar.
Mitchell. of Mt. Vernon, said the main husi- I teary VIII. and his Six Wives—:bv •Wm. II llorbert.
give a connection with a direct route to Chicago,
Erneat Linw.....l—n Novel: by CarOlinee Loa 'lent . ,
and consists of only four miles from the western tor- ness which had brought the stockholders together Matziall's Misrellarilete—SliaksPeana ruPors--msal::tizte
had not yet been reached and moved to Piseitigiana: or Sk . etettes wad lturleagotei; by J I'leatx
minas of this road. again hike
up the subject of the subscription to the S. Mt. V. r i :. , 1 . 1 , i . i; ;
i t ,e llo l, ?u l te r r ; s o lla r, ag , l n i ‘ tz— l,. .. in Ts. A la rn , Lf Puritan Tule,
Mr. Meßnight presented the following resolution : and P. R. R. The motion was lost by a large ma- Received and Our sude by
R , s , ared, That the Board of Directors of this Com- W. A CiILDENFENNIVI A: Cll..
pant' be and art hereby authorized to make a eon- j'r C it t ) :l.. Scott, of this city, presented n resolution th it inllB Rah at-, apps
the Ti,, , a t. r e
neetion with the Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroad the Company disapprove of the issuing of free ticket +
AIIIIIA (II N on the Application ,if Cast
on the best terms and conditions for the interest of
to any persons except those passing on the business ' Fund Wrought I nal to 'Building purpose, By William
this' Company of the road. Voted down. ....1 Fairbairn, C. it.. F. It. 8, V. H. S. Tor stile by -
Titbit was discussed at some length, and was finally After a vote of thanks' to the President. and an- t"'hi° B. T. C. II.IOIaIA.N. 104 \Vocal et.
referred to the - same Committee which had Gen. Rob- other feeble attempt to bring up the - subjmd of tho
ARD-13 kegs No. 1 for sale by
insect's report in charge. railroad subscriptions, the meeting adjourned sirtedic. 4
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ush7 HENRY Li Otild INB.
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Mr. Darsie spoke of the eiteuoastanee that Direc
tors had been allowing, themselves $5 per day. He
thought the precedent bad, and offered the following
resolution :
?esolred, That it is the sense of this meeting that
the Directors of this Company should not secure any I
compensation for services, other than for necessary
expense incurred in the legitimate discharge of their
official duties, unless with the consent of the stock
holders, given at a regular meeting or a special meet
ing called for the purpose.
Remoleer?, That it is the sense of this meeting that
no Director of this Company should ho appointed to
hold any office of profit in the same, other than the
President or Treasurer especially if such office
should have been created, or the emoluments thereof
established or increased, by the Board of Directors of,
which he may he a member.
Mr. Ca.ss explained in regard to the $5 per day.
Only two of the Directors desired to receive it, and
they had come from a distance. Ile thought it best
to fix the compensation before hand, as large claims
were sometimes afterwards made for services, the an-
ual value of which could not ho aeeertained after a
•
apse of time. For instance, over $5,000 per year
tail been paid out fir legal services during the past
Gen. Robinson stated that no such amount as
$5,000 p•r year hail been ever been paid for legal
services. The RUM would not average over $1.1300 or
SI,SOO,
Air. Cass said he did not wish to have any enntr
very with his respectad friend, in relation to the
matter, hut claims nt the office earned him nut in his
assertion. One gentleman in Mansfield had teen al
lowed $1,500 ; one in this city $500: one in Salem
$lOO ; and other persons smaller claims,
(en. Robinson replied that the gentleman at Mans
field had not received that amount for legal service
alone; ho was also agent fur the right of way, lam
nmages, he
Mr. M'R night wan te,l no man to work for nothing
legal :ulvisiv-.•, n$ well as direetors, should be paid.
Mr. liarsie thought that when romponpation was
allowed to directors, it should be fixed by the stock-
Mr. Cass replied that it wan the custom on the
Ohio roads f, the board to fix compensation.
Bartley, of (alio, said there woe no power
given to stockholders, by the charter, by which they
could prescribe the amount of compensation to direr
tor:. It is not to be expected that gentlemen who
gave their time for the best part of the year should
do so for nothing. The stockholders, at their an
nual meeting. had the right to scrutinise all hills, and
if bn much is charged, the remedy is in their own
hand, Many et' the Ohio Direett - irs had attended to
the business of the company at a sacrifice of their
ptiVloo intr,sta.
en. Lara ell, of Ohio, remarked that he bed
served the company in bye-gone days, and expected
to de so again. The tt a per day charged, did not
cox Cr half the time expended in tho scrviee of the
eompany, and if director. saw fit to sue fnr serviees
they could recover considerahly more than charged.
Mr. M'Knight moved to lay On the table.
Mr. Hutchinson, of Allegheny, wanted to know
whether there war nt•ttt reroitition of the Pt-ant for
bid .En; , , I'olll penFation dir,-tore,
(ion. I,nncall answered in the negintire.
Julge Burtley was in favor of fixing an annual
tinlary for each director, instead of a her diem all
tine. and it shool.l be moil.. Fllinelent to rompen
Ihem f..r the time empl”yea. lle WILS 01.1 , ,ed the
prin..; l slo di rotor: to =urvo for n.thing
fcar thd• v VI V Liell,ClVer , in tonic tOM
el,h ' kr
-;1..“1 , 1 make a , ye.cif, nimun! rr
!.41 •Ji the ,•1,1”1.•1-0 , 8 1 1 0 I1 rime's ea by n,•h.
.Nlr. dam- , iv. :Mght I.e ;ererrel
f roe, the rem:lr', 111.Itio 111,1, the fltreeter, In tlrr City
run reecivirw cerni , n,th . en. Ile deslre.l I sny
Clintin eree; ~ ITtee hu /,',ll,
n.rr ou:J.
3•1) I until halt r.a,
A PTEIiN.!N
Nii r p , l,loll 4
h” I .1!..1v rc.,l 1•:‘ NI u. ‘k.
~ !Wont
th.• htt..l
lja the porp.•.-4..•1" at ha. 1.7 an al‘,lnt
rat-1411:g ~f t in t",,n3rx.ny, hail I , TM a tre , •.
.lii Itartl.ly, fn.m +Lo r.,lnoiitte , to Nvh.•in the
~ r the •t•r•Enyrptt.•... an,l "ffered
w,rfl !I i . i ,I 1.. , i ~ i, ~e.i. r..1..,rtr•1
t.. 131, iirk,t.ti •••lati, to• the
1r.•4t.1i0u.,t-• the {:..a r• 1
1.•:‘.1, llnd the the r,—.Aktti , it re
Ow 21th Fecti-n ,p 1 the v..ncrni
ilwilft.a I law ..f ,1111
',,nipany, the ,nbunnltter pr. , nofe.l an amend
Icnt s., :‘,
citable [hi'. Comp:my t" effort its with
r owls in a din,/ lino to Chink,
Irma , . a few remark's ripen the neertwity of n eonner
ticn with CLIe o, after which the report ae
A moth,n tint-, than made (ha rets , mt, atm' ,
nhieh Mr. Andrew Lynch. at
amend the amendment dy iimerting " and Cincinnati,
1-. v NIL V. and P. I:R
Mr. M . 1.: night wanted to knew whu:hr.r It we,
trno that the t It atee.l a• in•ttl‘ent, ere
Nether. if they reeeivetl the . ...^". 14. " mkt"! f r fr”
ihie i . •nu pa n,‘, it it ._,u1.1 g., tt,waras paying ..1,1.te.
ready contracted.
On motion of Mr. S. W. Roberts, Mr. Fish, chief
engineer of the S. Mt. V. and HR. was requested to
make a statement of the condition of that Company.
lie showed clearly and fully, that the amount pro
mised u (slid complete the road, and that o•hcn fin
idled it would l,e a laying road. In its unfinished
st-ite, it is already making over $l.OOO per month,
with rolling hat the local trate. if assured the
mecting that Dot ' , nil dollar of the , übactiption rp.heti
for would ha applied to paying floating debts,
of
which there were only slt's.ollo remaintntt•
Mr. Mitchell, one of the 1),, , t o n. the Mt.
V. and P. RR-, also ailiire,veil the meeting at tome
lenit.th upon the importance of that road to the Ohio
and Peowylvanoi Railroad.
t the ronelusion of Mr. Mitehelfs remarks, Mr
Cass unorcal to lay the whole matter upon the table
lle xnid he Iva, utterly opporaid to modelling with th,
charter, by procuring legislation of the kind propoeed
The motion was argued at considerable length
Judges Harris and Bartley, Messrs, Mitchell, Scott
4"9lcncAstitt,
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Agent nj the Excelsior Omnibus Line, PittEhurgh
there is a letter fur you in the Chicago Port Office
detained because the postage is not paid.
I:Or-Pains Cured Pain is the
premonitor of death. Relieve the pain, and you check the
disease.
•
Prof. DE GRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL is the nuervel of this
go, for the following, (not everything):
Cures Itheinuatism oftou In ado,.
Cures Neuralgia. Toothache, 4 minutes
Cocos Cramp in Stomach, S minute's.
f'ures Burns. Bruises, %Yount', I b,:" days
Cores Paine in Rank, ltroast, 1 day.
C 111.1.8 liewlaelm, 15 minutes.
Cure,' Ear-ache, Stiff Ned, Ague, 1 tflght
Cores Piles, Swelled (lianas, 10 days.
Cures Felons, Broken Brunet, Salt RII ,I IIM, 3 to 0 1111)11.
Cures Quinsy, Palpitation, Pleurky, 1 to 10 days.
Cures Asthma, llalsy, Gout Erysipelas, 5 to 11).
Cures ifemorrhage. Scrofula, Absce,s, el to 10.
Cures Frosted Fret and Cliilhlains, 1 to 3.
The '• Electric Oil" ill a caloahlo mcNiirilllN or Doctor, would
eat teen it 61 1 nimh. Itou are 14 roontorfoitg, and woe the
DI: GIIATII S CO.,
30 South Eighth street.
For sale at DR. KEI'SER • S, General Agnut, So. 140 Weeeni
Pittsburgh, and at the following Druggists in Alter
gheny: .1. 11. liltio‘VN, PR}ISSLEY uud J. D.
JOIINSON, and principal Druggists and 7elorchants through
a the country
EMI=
Afaes. Hostetter t Smith, No. 267 Thin eGrrt, Pittsburgh—
We anticipate that HOSTETTER'S BITTERti will soon ba
come as popular 'California as they have in the older
Status of the Union. Every party that have trieil thorn
wants more. and dealers who lava bought them from us
have nit failed to renew their orders. As the domAwl thdly
. -
inrroasing, Nye deal, that you should ship us. ria New York,
50 doz. law month until further pollee. We have orders 011
tile from Honolulu, gandwieli Islands.
Very truly, yours, PAILK A WIIITE,
Wholasalo Drup.:kta
by all who have tried them to be the Lent family wediei 11 , of
the age, for the cure of Drpepsia, CArstivenel, and a dmr
dere./ mate of the Liver and Stomach. They have nn rim'.
The proprietors de nut pretend to caution I,ople from 1101 ng
other pretnrationa that are palmed upon the public under
the name of Stomach Intterh, for they found that only
nn, wn, needed to render nuch caution unneeeggary.
For oil o. I, CI )1.1.UM k CLARK, Third Kt reot.
hotwoa, and Mmrkirt: Po. IL KEYSER, 140 W... 1
,that; aud Ly Druggi6t, gonerully.
RN [HAZE AT At 1•
jlb,i Friday Inoro 11 14111. sat 10
t 1... 11061. 1.41...rty ,tr., 11 ;r1 ..1 ,t 554.1
will t.. 010 0 ,01 thr. FlllO 01 41.. .01:1, Fnruitnl•. I'll
turoo. kr,. 0000.ri410:4 ill part lists high nrl.l
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Or, N 1.0 0 .1001 11xchang... will 1.0
1.2
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10 .10 M....1).,10.0 . .1.. .1
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II I' Nl. lilt 1,, .110.4 r.
:I part , •t " Ole “Iptille 110% ,tr
far a, it Inny Lc nocem,ury t.,
The Jud
SAN FTRIVOSPo, January 19, 1456.
Cleirk'a St am nch Bit ter. an• acktp twIN
AUCTION SALES
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OD TUE ! , •ThelillitLl l lllt. , uF THE 111.0
iIAI.I. AS:4442IATIoN tter•-hy ct..l Putt th•
VIPTF.Y: TII \ T rip Fl\ h: PEI( rk.NT
t. 11.• Cati•ttnl hrus rall•••1 tn. •h...• no and aft, the
'TII PAY OF APRIL. 1+5.1.
,111,0 t.! .1. P. lIENIIII.IO4IN. t.•.,-rotArr
otTiiE . OH6) k I'FNNEIYIN A Alt (N)
Pitko!,nrkth. Yol,runrk 1%5A. j
I'llnptliALt wilt he Inkn.ok,d youtl TVESI)k Y. the
thn. C-hipany woh CAR
Alf FFLFu,d,thwr lint Itl nrtiokk
La
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t rnnnthe, nnirne In.ken hyan
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JAME:, )1A1U , 11.‘1.1.,
Chn,mnn rtnn of Trunkv.rintiow
CITPLItINS' DEPOSIT HANK. I
4th NI., It ISOIL j
rot Proahholt Psr,torm tht. flank lot,v ,
thi. tiny tl,lared t‘ Dlvitiothl ,tf Sour per rent on the
`Ayn.al Stock. nut •.1 the vrollts ttf the In.trt tt rth th t,
flo on or after 11th IhAt. Ft It JoN ES,
Innrsrtd-- , he 'a.l,
t; As ttt tNI 01' UFF'l(fl Othre .11 the rot.,
but git 1,.. t'Asttipltly It b.•n FlMult Kit t. the
thtt En,tlhlrl•l ,tr.•••I nttti Ilinnu•u , f
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Pit titlitirgit. Febrttßry n, Pqrt ,
..1 I 14 .It , 4IIIS 11.EsIs
fl- e :" mel /SS F1.1.,,N noithsl to the h
Connell+ , 111. Cotnith , 0, payment -I mx
etixeit of amid Gann/atty. Jut , ollertxt ,11 s./11J: fair
E 111 N Lilt Is E 'lllOl
Doti-Nits h. hearing FIX PElt CENT 1
.IEiIErI.
pavOile seineorittually tit I lir tither ”r ant i Company in the
yof 1 , 1 primly& nn nitorext
t there. lloinln it pturrartient kutlrmni X.
the ahy- It ortiughs IrAt f. 1411T1 0, ANY 'KIN, I
It , 4141M1 limy be comnlereil a SAVE a n d 8192111tE INV EST
NI EST.
r furiher Information m.hlr 1. , \ I 111 , , I.Vs
T, (let k nt the rink, ~1 the (2.en t intny,
F ,, urt Is att.! LII,11) tart, tat, np
1.11.11 El{ NV. BAILS LS,
dl me.pcno,
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COMMERCIAL
r ITTSBUROII BOATED OF TRADE AND Tax Ricca has fallen about 6 inches for the pant 21 Ileum
MERCHANTS, EXCHANGE. • . leaving $ feet water In the channel, by the marks. It was
Pres-amt. siumilig all day yeetorday, and the weather moderated wane
L. WILMARTIL tew.,rds evening. The weather-wise predict rain before th IA
T. P. CLARKE,
DICKEY, T. 11. UPDIKE.
SAMUEL DILWORTH, .1. 11. CANFIELD
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
SHIPS LENVP l'lHt DAYS.
Enlpiro ('it} . ..... .New Yolk __TA:I,Mo ntol N. 0....31nr l't
Caloallan... ',la, 5
Asia Now York......l,iverp.sd Mar. 5
Illinois Sew York__ A'l pill Wall Mar. 5
Etna .. New York ... ...Havre Mar. 7
A rago New York __Havre, via Coi n VS ....Mar. S
Star 1.5 tho West. NowY.,rk __San Juan. Sic Mar. 5
Mack Warrior..... New York --Alava na and N. 0 Star. 15
A ne.rit,t 11,stem, 1r......1,i v Sri's) Mar. 12
Baltic New 1..a.k......1,iverixad Mar. IS
Union New York.....Alibraltar, A, Stir. 15
I lerninnn New York ......Solithanna. al Mar. :22
Ton n essay , New Vial ...... llorti . Cabello, Ace. _Mg, 2.2
Ilren.la N,..„. York
__L a ndon, , ia C.a1i......April 1
()spray New York ......Carthagena, ke.........Apt it 5'
T.?, Vl'. yon
Li vprp,, , ol ..... .. New Y,,rk..... ,Inn. 23
Pet.. 20
P,•L. 23
i tIo InaTol 11remerk. tie ... New York ........ ......FO. 27
Nlazl,ra.... ......... .1.iverp,01.......110,tta) Nlar. 1
Itn•udn I,ation .........Sew York Mar. 1
quaker City liverpool.......No•NV York Mar.
Fulton Havre.. ....... ...New Yolk Mar. 12
N•uslingtnn ..... ..11rellool New York \ln , . 2s
Ntirr YORE, March I • i•xtairt
fir Inane trade, whit h will mit purie more than enfiletimt
to immily 111151 proariang 1101ite: e.,tatteiti ot.lor mod
lithixilt bt roll; uashnm gri d , . proyi.,l,l prlook,
ors !rod, YIYM/ at illex ;7.1 , 2),
for oanion to go.xl l . haw and W,tertt $7,..t:g4..r.."40 for
extra State; .s7.3iiiteri , for low grad.. extra Wiwtetn. and
for „, r ., rOsing, dull, and tendetter
downward for uittimon grad,: Canallian Hour in modernM
ilatuatl, without important i hid ,, I , IIEI Iddel at it , 7.:17
and $;,..37 for OWIIIII,I allot 111, to Choir , PEI ` , "111.:1,11
Flour liPavy, and iirirea trithout anli,irtant cleuige; m i,..
Itr , Mils ig•tririitS,Cu for inix,l to choice, and
Gtr funny to extra. Rye Flour awl Corn Mnal quiet.
\ tithing doing: luildera Midst on rimier, id.ove lb.. row ,.
or p t .-chimer.; ri mall sale of ei nittein whip , Ntichiwie
nt
:1,40; nominal quotation , for roil tool what.. P.,1.61.16n1.75 for
the former. and for the latter. Lyn scar co and
rant-. 1; Rale, :110.10 Mu: at i 1.17 Ica: ler .doot 1 ,1
(tom 'wino rL3ll. Itarley Nlalt Itt small Ft,. It at it...
corn mod. ram; lai der. a, ...nu ledto etilitn it to I
I.Eione; vJ , w 4500 4 51 hue at lii w [nixed and w,
na 1,,, )ll W der, rood 7 , 4.7 for yeiloa
wdlierts. tilaiong henry rdonEy mid dull at ilireirld for
tat. awl NVeieterli fowl 'nod, dl••
ated and t•e,iii k
firm. r; !nod. rwe Mali I,
for morn, Fool till"; for lirxwe o, orlt
W Itio.stoltdtial 01 Ileef limited. without
ouliortant elomire in ii, 2:t , 1.1,10 at
r.r witrx s9..7Zier.fl I fir emintrr tuns,. and fl lia.
elguilt, .1 01 emtert, Mr. Mier Ilan,• and manie
Beef lowt,l, wuln.ut liororOlo do•ilgo. Cot ,d , •30. ,
Cooly pailinEoft rat 7 for ehwilder \ and
et, for hams. Itri-ogiel 11. , ,.'11 uanted at ir ~ox enriiii and in elionixt full ',nee, lard no,hang ,
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oetli:ES TO LET.
ITWO I;OF II) RI NIAIS, suitablo for ITlstiranee
I (Mire, will rvnt , l tn tho A , • ,, A111 4 , •ry
, •n nortl,w , /, , Inor ~f }VIII Awl W , /.1
' 4,ot, In the I , nll,lmg with 111 , - .tf, , r/fing /1,4
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Vice Prat:dr:Ws.
OW. W. CASS.
TM , SUrcr.
N. IfoLIIES, JR
..Wretarry.
JAMS'S P. BARK.
.vwkerinizminzt.
S. T. SIoRTIIAM, JR.
Commit -lc, grArhitra! hal for March
ORO. NV. CABS, V. P.
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To ARRI V E
Sew York Market
Philadelphia Market
Cincirsuntl Itlnrkrt
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tin I t snore Mnr4rt
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At Ow 1.1 AA.• For Amik.
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ontioning to soil ,!..1
lionwnse redor t,tl tn prlren ENery art I , lr. In l r,xt.•ii
.lv.• stock will “, 1., cent. In.+, an nsual
t 1111 - T IdEdlill F7II—IIII np , r , . it— , And pm, kag in ~ to, In
el DA11 , ...,4 ”1,,1 k,, , ,410.... 111,1,1”..1 anti Itto “ )1uN1:n...,
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- uno4l Pricos. 1 f01.':,) A. A. \IA ,1)N A Ca.
i II: el'llti AND I:ANSINIEILES Rh:DIVED —No ;,„ ,i.,
A Klng ..ilt on., rll,, .d.. , I; fd Iloil, (Sion. r....., s n tn,„,.
I, \ ,dings, le_ at uhnut don.linril+ ii, 11-onl in - bn,
A. A \I AA N A l't Id: , Filth 0
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6
..... t ' _../ ludo.• 111,811 Pin, .11.114. , ;
10 - Tomato Roteltop; ilia nweir.-‘1 and (..,
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f.. 1,9 REY lElt ..S: .kNDERS , I.N,
N.. 39 W0..1 st.. ipp...ote Si_ Charks 11,01.
ALM TIWUSAND FLOWERS.—I have
JD j ,,,, ~,,,,.,1,,,,,41,,ir supply of als
jnetly oolebri , ,l
articlo. .14.).5. FLENI I NG,
ja'2.s Crier Diamond and Markel Rt.
ALUM -1,500 lbs received and for sale by
Jal4 FLIGIING BitoK,
S
COTCII lIHRIIING--100 boxes, new, just
re,eiNed and f, nal,. I.y
I.F. S'Sll3Jt SI ANDERSON,
Nu. !i'd Wood , greet.
Il'A,`L--Anotlier lot or black
i mdity, just rrveived and fur sale at
A. A MASON A CO.,
2-5 Fifth ,tr,t.
fot23
BLACK
AlvacaA, over)
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RIVER NEWS
Sohn.--Captatns Reed and John Dale.:
purclowed 111. , nt,au u •r '• 11ra7.11," from .T. A. llntchill,...ll
Co.. h.r $.14100: th.•r intend her for the 10111.4 Hy., tl:hle .
Succ..as attend their enterpri..,
Ti;‘. Nash% P.a. - H.t. .4 the 7U.
11w ri. Ore. mlauly r,•etliag vestonlay. nli.at
leen antar au the aratlwr ann fin,- mai
THE i t , ifinati (VlLmLinn the lUtli, tnpr
The weather fir the but two daya has been au fickle
an
March weather rear ,night h. br—ou Saturday clear and de
lightfuld) plerotnnt, and iu i'duiday billiard - jug ,owing
guod earnest anat., tins, during un.l alnt. r Nutwitle
Flandini;. we cannot bat regard it as a hirewell ederni u Lich
will nut wain b 4, reiu.ated. The rit.•r r ,C,:nto.ln 11,11 Slow
ly, yet we trill Ann,- an abundan. e Al,. land night tint''
w err twenty-re bout, at the levee,
Tim Louisville , of Lilo oh. may
The river is falling quite rapidly with want 7 feet in the
pass, and 6 feet water in the middle chute on the falls. and
P foes ITS the canal.
Thy ferryboat Mark Locu.4t. which wn, roi.orto.l sunk OD
tho talk wati raiga.l by Dick Smith yet+torday, and taken
Into the mouth of the canal. She will ho pot into tho docks
nod thoroughly ropalrecl.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
• Packets.
Th o 111 RSA IL, Capt. .1. A. SnotEn, and the
FOREST CITY, Copt. It. WAY, will run nn
ILEA; CLAIt liAll,l PACKETS letwi.• n Pitt--
burgh, Steubenville and 'Whecting, Ht.opping at all intonate-
Tin , DIURNAL kill lea,' W . -
nes.lnys and 1 , r1.1a) s, m In dri,to. A. M.--ItriunFiNii,
w 111 loon Thurxtlay, and r , aturdayK.
13. t!..„; o'clock. A. M.
Tlir FOItEST CITY will slot. Turnilitys,
nod Snturilnyi., At 10 A. M.—Erri
Mho will learn i•ii Knit Fri
slay, nt 71i, .1. M.
For frkii . glit nr linkinirgr apply on hoard, or to
For St. Louis, Keokuk, Davenport, Rork
lialena and Dubuque.
Th, fln prtgeottp.r . gttqtintr METH I'u 1.1 . 1 . .%
Capt. E. C. II sz.rrt, will kat , f,r Ilk,. 1.6
intormodmt. , port,. on Ow 'Toning of navigati,n.
For frPight pitmulttp apply lor d. nr to
roll MI, ACK h 1.1 INWiTt iN, tr-nt,..
For St. Louie and Illinois River.
- The nt4.11.111, AUNT LETTY. Capt.
-• {3,l...lN—Clt . rk, A. (4.F .
- In .1. S.
fOr fl
d V' nbovo and i t,lllodfl
i (I: I , IIY
nLiig navignti.dt.
freight or po,..sngr apply on 1.,,nr.1..d . 5..
tnh7 J. , 11N \
For 11lentil1'0in and New Orleans.
rt. , tilt. 4l4:11M, A 1:i "I' I
Capt. De.vl::cv, y—(1.41:. II K 11,,
v.,11 loro, for dv al.ovo itilormo.llut
.. • r .41 cl.• op4lng Nas
I. fr 1011.1 r i.ussurs ipply r
r 111.7 FLACK , LI V 1.N4,T ,, N. 14.
For Louisville.
(Irk. tgotset r.tezttn., t'A I. t:
GARDEN. rut.t. It 1/Kvx.NAEr—l'lerle II
1 , •11k3:o+—will I,:t‘e ter /111
ports ‘.ll the clp , n nat
riot, f:,;.:lit vply “F
Thy st..aillor N 5 I. MAI'I.IY. i Apt..
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.vo.si nod f,sal, by ,11111.` 1 1 111.:N }tr II CoLI.INS
BEANS -30 bus. received and for sale by
mhlo HENRY li. COLLINS.
LAIII I -10 kegs for sale by
nooe lic:NaY 11. COLLINS.
L INSEED (0,-, bbls. received and for
s,d. 1.3 Lutltl.l; 11ENUN fl. COLLINS.
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LI rule I,y Inalao! . 1 HEN BA 11. COLLINS.
WANTErI -- TO tmle Heal Estate for Alle
gheto Velley It. If Stock. AUSTIN LOOMIS.
• 52 Fourth street..
J. U. Go LLIN4;Wio , D. A, nr,
1!IZITEME!113
For Saint Lontot--I>trert
11 r
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For NnAlx v
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Sh,tillers
LEF 1,1
AMUSEMENTS.
Fr I I.EAT RE.—J. C. FOSTER, sole Lessee and
Manager; Wm. 11. Ritmo, Stage Manager; CHAS. FOSrma,
Acting Ittnamer. Treasurer, J. Y. Boarrrx-
PRIMO OF ADML&SION:
lioxoti nud Pargrvte 50c. I
Private Dozes., large $8 00
tiviiconti Tier 26c. Private Boxes, email_ 6 00
Boxes for colored persons 26 cants.
O ihirtitl.lte, securing, seats, 12 4 cents extra.
Pr.itivoly Lett Appearance of Mr. NEAPIE.
11EN EFIT OF CHAS. POSTER
WEDNESDAY EVENINO, MARAIII. 12, 1850,
Lo Tour de Noble--Otptaie Iturklan, Clots. Foster•
Wait, D'Aunay, Dubois; Orsini, Mcßride; Mu-gruel
'Mr,. Caul,.
To cunt:ludo with
Thr Drunkard--Edward Middleton, Chas. Foster;
hill I MOSS kin, A. NV. Young; Mary, Julia M. G.A..; Miss
Spindle. Mrs. liorretto.
i t f Tune—Dis,rs orlon t. to curtain rises at VA.
rril EA TRE.—The undersigned takes plea-
Fll, in no noincing that there his litwn nt apart
Thursday, March 13th, 1856,
mu THE
BENEFIT OF MR. M'BRIDE
MEili
To conclude with Shakspenre's Comedy of
THE COMEDY OF ERROR
Mcßride
vo.k. Ibt.stcn to ..1 . 111, your Alga, Box Book open to nil.
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T HEATRE -EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
CHAS. FOSTER
novortfully informs the citizens of rittablirgh uud vicinity
that hit!
FIRST BENEFIT THIS SEASON
Will toko plan,' on to-morrow, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
March 12th, 1 , :i1t1, vrittql tt BILL OF RARE COMBINATION
wii I t. offered.
LA TOUR DE NESLE; on, Ton CHAMBER OF DEATH.
Carhoo tom.latt .Ir. C. Foster .
T.i 1,11.11.10 with
THE DRUNKARD; on., Ton FAURS SAVED.
I.l.lwitril M iildikto,, Mr. C. Foster.
Mary Jolla M. Cooke.
*it_ I a ..r.l• r t.. al I. pw a chalk , of sffariag Seats, the BOX
131 M/K will 1.. gamed at 10 A. M. and C. 108.1 at 4 P. Mon
w EDN E,l•.‘ N._ In
11)11N W. .NITA Y, BILL POSTER and
oty P1,N11 , 1 Tor., v.111.0.0'116 1.41 thl• iug .11.1 DiStribtiting
el all I. celn
C(/NCERTS, LECTURES. &c.
All cehahice , tetc..--either Lr mail. telegraph, r other
te.l 0) the rifle, of the Morning Putit, will receive
ia.anyt attention. &pi
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
FT win the New irk Seleutific American.]
Patent Finishing Plane.
'1 his irmtution is intended for use where it
im
rt a tine, smooth, mid glossy surface to the wood; but it is
.1.11 , 1-ibie, with advantage, to all kind of mrpenter's planes.
i c in placing the cutting chisel. or hit, In
'tit the in,tcal of lcthind.. le common planes:
,r m nridyilU.; a mclallic inouth.picce to the face of the
in fr.ert of the chip.!, which mouth piocc serve,as the
-t t sn thc and it.•llflues the throat of the plane.
• imaith pi, is so vbs.,' ti mlge ‘,l tho Lit as to
Lt
•1. r,7 th.• from rii.ping splintering the oval,
• 1,,,ii IV" hay° seen dm implement ap
t, ,I plao lag against the grain, anil
t,, tia• arm, 1,55,11,4 the wiasl iiartectly einiooth. So
•tti,t is ration ..f this in,tronamt. dill( it may be ap
tho more success—a
lag w 1,1,1, safoly la. done by the common plane.
lALL,ILLar nr,Lita,nt.l2( of the month piece, bit, and
oduo. ILLL. L ILLILL a r LIIIILILLIAL and firm lavarfitg for the bit
,nattlea,t IL L I WILL LLL• tii9,nros, under all Mr
•
l-tan , slab the tit, ofn cap or double bit.
ThIS LA L I .ory simple and etforitve improvement, dottined,
•• lie no doubt. to find lb , way into every cartautter's !hop
ila• omplete wttliont it. The in•
I tor is It In. (' h 1 plw of PiELAL L LUrIIiLL PL,., and his patent
ears date January IVa."„t.
.lannary 34, 1856.
NIR NI F We are C..),lrset-Malo•rS, an,
ha, u.. 1 t•-nt flute, and we out roCo
tar .olprrlor to the ell
4 I; pi., a., much ,cnet.ring
, n• .sr 1,1 - La .to ,411.1 555 the 01.1
N! il. LL.NVI:.
V.NT11.17•1
LI:: F..rouLku,
• 111.1.111Trir.
I: DOCK.
C.. • FaLl,ry
:10 3El`. and ovo «umto
i••, ti .4 11•• the 1•1.111,t.. The
or t • I:10.• i•tintry. With (hi,
. • t.• ma I. and the
.1 hiteau, ss is v(q -- ,.
1.41 I p .• .sltlently
.
•t.i. In. , In ILL rt
.11 ,, 111./.• 110 . i.l
f..cortug h•ttrt . G,.111 flo retort v. J/th reto rt
tr..tturms• r. I—ltalt •tf Letrltt' Furnaces and Heater,
nrat tar iI , hrio int. , l•• ~ t thrt•llings. church,.
1, 1 ,1 that IC WIN% in ure, arroniing to
.t.t II • rirhy jtrh.t,alit have ecttnair. , l
ll••r• 'Mr •rl • rt•itrn :
Ile tuber 27, 1555
M • ,, ets F. E TON lte , tr Sir -It athordS MO
plett,Lre re he enabled te htitte, after a thoroligil trial
•t 'Mr mitalar Farnmse er Heater, that
it fully answer: , the purpwse ttf supplying my dwel
ling with a plea-sant and properly warmed air. I
cheerfully retittillreend it. Yours.
WM. F. JOHNSTON.
AV RONC, IMPRESSION' CORRECTED
OFVKE OF Da. S. S. 1' mem,
7 II Ilr.uldway, N. Y., Ft•lmunry. 156.
. - .
find that have ltPllearod in the Riot.
cr.Latn.t I tic inim-vssion that 1, or wine person connectod
A :th me, or hag traveling, lecturing and pr.-
tool, :le, for di.viotes of the chest-
TM, a mistake. I hare net berm for the last ten yem - s,
oml amnet now. ahment trout the rain of New York. for the
purl, lecturing or practising mi.:divine—my dudes hero
.tenion.Log me aim!, tiltt,
l'orthor, there is no ',ergot, traveling, or located elsewhere,
hav Ilion. bruit. u. ho lotsany profivvrioned connection
1. all nay offi•-. or who has any tight to send his pa.
too to direct letters to he adtirvisavl
v. tom thr.•ligh me, or to hail its "of - 711 Brcuilway, N. Y.
I a,.. tlii• .tatutiwitt 1,-goziA. hether hearing my
n ailer other, claiming any profersional association or
•,ton wah mo.
1 • w.... 11 to dis :aim ale reepousibility in regard to both the
pra..ti, nml practices of such persons.
Those 11..irina, to consult me, ran rio so by writing or call
in.: at my oflico, 714 Ilroadwity, N. V. My ledicines are to
foist only Illy "ale, or with my regular agents.
gq_OP. S. S. FITCIIS "SIX LECTUItY.S ON CON
kcrioN. TIIF. LAWS OF LIFT," Ac s a new edition.
lust issued, ISO pages, 30 illustrations, and sti.el portrait of
the males, until by mail, to or •for invalids. at 25 conts.--eub
4t.ntiallY given away. postage 15 cents. Give Town,
County. Suite and Puss Office. S. S. FITCII, IL D.,
marl Author of "Six Lectures," Ste.
MoseM F. Eaton,
NTO. ctl roch-rut ST REET, Pittsburgh,
PATENTED ARTICLES, PATENT RIGHTS
And NEW IN VEN TIoNS.
Mr. E.o , :ti f,A the sale of tiro following Articles
11.1.t.erls Patent Plane—Rights and Planes_
Lee.V neaten: awl Ventilators.
The I',•rtaht t wen—lttghts.
The best Corn Sheller.
The 1'31,11 ender Mill, "
Potent VI., Attachment.
Kstbtek's 01.1. or Washboard Frotener.
The int Clips for Steam Engine.
The 01,1 bleed Match Nl:whine
Pen
Excel,i, Ilebler.
Ili mAnte r t ',ltx It..w Entnener.
tley s tools Fan Blower,
Ctittors.
And onntennot ttrte
prrsn Rt iI m .vrcif — VV•( - )Ii KS. NO. 34
CLAY AI.I.EY.—JORIOS. EBLE k CO, haring ;
,to,l tin , FACIA SIN E It :UHT to nee the
•• NIATEIII.EF , S MATCH MACHINE"
II ALi.1..:1 , 1i N . C .rfilit, Are tuattluu pri.artaionn to St pp's i
•!1E TRIIII: \IITII MATCHES . . ,arrAntod to tot as good
~ „. or h 0,.,,,t u 10 !hi.. ro,rltot I
,•,.,,, \,... It: NlAutir ~
I' ~,q. marl
• __ .
r:IE NATIi )N AL HOTEL Foil RENT— i
The ttl,o , • 11 , 4..1,11,, , ing tho Nlonfoutrthel.. Wharf, b. , !
' /I.'t . i .111:1 iu.th. ,trouts.. tugother with tho I
.. ho,I, o ILI ho for rout after the Ist boy ,
•. • 11 , •el V I.tr ti< .natl ,01111110.11. , 118.
• nl.• ne — " - • l dm! tine,
• • nr
nrn,ll:l t..
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r.
Fourth st,et.
\AY NT A r. , spectahle witllle t.etl
• •31 lint.. r•. cake bar,' of .n
•
no.nr;nAllny
sst EN I) \V Ili
7 •••. .i•_• ~.•1 31)
, i! Car, vnta.ini
,;•,1, enurekint•lt inv!
'Ph Ili•nt Ivor I , lllb.
.\ n Tnwnr,..n.l strnet.
\l".iT•
vrar
• ,
A lloum, SI/UM.' on Penn
CUTIInERT I .S+.IN.
',I MArket street.
) BUSES W. RUCK CAN DY just rar
KEY NEER & A NDERSOS
fvl.2:; No.3t) Wood street.
1 (X)() ).1 NI'TS, fresh, just received
ar,l for by
RHYMER k A NPHRikON,
N... 39 wtr,t
MATS FRESH DATES, new ,: r op, just
received and for sale by
REYMER A ANDERSON.
No. 39 Wood street.
DOZEN E - 7,S ' A'R Ad' COFFEE j Mat rec'd
and for sale by REYM ER A ANDERSON,
alt: No. 39 Wood street.
SI . :DINES—I ( sl half cans Sardines, 'Gil
lees.- just nreived and for vtle
whq REYMER ANDERSON.
00n EMPTY BARRELS for sale by
REY MER A ANDERSON.
DIM ) BASK ETS--500 Nest Baskets rec'd
lry Expren, at the Seed War,house. 47 Fifth
novel. tki,..t,j) _ JAMES W ARDROP.
11.1 VERSE EI)---50 bus. prime for sale by
C,,
saa III.NRY IL COLLINS.
..+ C~. "~' .µ. .
''i•"a ;
^..'ys 31 h
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HOLLAND BITTERS
ELECTRO-CHEMISOFIE AROMA
Echt Hollandech Kruiden Bitters.
rrwo YEARS have elapsed since the intro
duction ofille valuable mall- tie into the United States
During this time it has seine! anieerral poputorffy na
remedy for
Ryer and .Ague, DyspepstY xligestien, Headache,
Loss of Aetite., &Ably, Owthierwa,
Blind and Bleeding Piles.
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to its wonderful
efficacy in all affictiona of the stomach and liver. As a
tonic, it never has been equalled, for the relief It affords in
all amen of debility or weakness of any kind is almost in
stantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic rifler>
Cons, it hue in unmet:ono Instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected it decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patients eo
unhesitatingly recommend, surely we may cease t doubt,
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
FEVER AND AGUE.
A (Ism of Eight Hemths' Standing Cured by Boerhaiss Hol
land Bitter[.—Michael Kelly, No. 117 Grant, near Smithfield
street, says "Last Jnly, while running on the river, on a
cotton boat plying between Natchez nod New Orleans, I was
taken with fever and ague. For eight long menthe I suffered
with this dreadful disease. The greater part of thin time I
was unable to work, and spent at least fifty dollars for elf.
ferent medicines,
but I found no permanent relief. Three
weeks ago , ono of my friends initiated upon my trying Boer
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
had no return of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify the above statement is true.
TIIOXAS ADAMS, Diamond Homo,
Or at IL Cheater's, Gothic Hall.
TIEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silos Lioa,mh, of Birmingham, says: "I have found _
in Beverhave'a Bitters a remedy for headache and debility.
My wife has also used it with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
has experienced much relief from Its use for headache.
BEAD THIS!
A HolLander's Testimony.—Jacob Ririakes, living in the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After
suffering for some time the misery attending an utter proa
tendon of . qmind and body, I have been restored, by toting
Boerhave's Holland Bitters, to perfect health."
The fact of this remedy being in such 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 ladles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: "When I commenced taking
Boerlutve's Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNESS OP TICE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another Great Care Effected by Boreherres Holland Bitters.
—The wife of Peter De Witte, living in Holland Town, She
boygan county, Wisconsin, suffered mach from weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. She had been ander a physi
cian's care for some time. but the disease seemed to baffle
even his skill. She purchased some Holland Bitters et our
office, which has 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 vronderfnl cures effected by
this remedy, tent must wait another opportunity. One thing
you can rely upon, what we have published are from persona
much respected in our community, and are literally true.
J. Qtruerus,
Editor Sheboygan Nieuwbode, Sheboygan, Win.
EILEITMATIS3I.
A Case of Two Months' Rending Cured by Boer/tare's Hol
land Billers.--George Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says: "After
suffering for three menthe with rheumatism—a pert of the
time so severely as to online me to nay bed—l have been
entirely anvil by Wing Boerhave's Holland Bitters. I have
bad one attack since, but found almost lUtttal31.31100113; relief
in the same medicine. It is, an my opinion, a sure remedy
for rheumatism."
NEI3.VOCIS AND 1111ECIUATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weatlier is likely to praltice a g-reat deal
of owl, nom. To persons troubled with nerveus or rheumatic
ffei• ms, we would r‘ssuumend Fecorhave 3 HOUMA Bittern.
On rem...ring to our rollout:04 you will find certificatis from
-'o.- of our first German and English citizens.—Pimrtsyb.
R.44.1.(j Zertang.
THE WilltesT I'OEM (IP PILES CAN Ilk CI BED
..re at liberty in r..fsr to several well known gentle
have thoresighly teettul. and now recommend
fi,rhave'n Hello, 41 Bitters a, a rneeily for piles. We are
to pit! fish (twit . 00,0,0. teat will take pleasure
rprrrring any prier: t, th. m who denies this statement.
F r this affestion. one-half or the prescribed done should
is. teken —*ay hafivensitiouful--inoruing, noon and night,
Of, hoar lvtivrr,
Y -11 Alt .14114.1.
The zreat popularity ot chi= eic,liuhrttil Attune ha, induced
.n.tby which the public should oiard against pm
ht-ir,g. Be n,-I porsnadi-41 to buy anything eLaa until you
AM , ' given .lkwrhave's Lb-I:lard Bitten a fair trial. One bot
tle ...in r.altince you how infinitely superior it in to all their!,
.1,11:lat inns.
)74 -
Sit at 11 ia-r he [tie. --r six bottles far S 5, by - the sole
pr:- ItENJAIIN F., & CO.,
Mann factui 11,armacentists and Chemists,
cur. Smithfield and Third streets. Pittsburgh.
I:. E. SELLERS CO-, Druggists,
corner Serond and Woad streets.
it i Drug,trista in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Birmingham,
kloa,i,eter and Tereperancevillc. sep—P;daaly
Lt, airr•
r.• !
11. 1:J pr. t.oun• {4lle
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A PIiENOMENON IN MEDICINE.
Health Restored and Life Lengthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR.
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 or,,anization.
Sif Bear in mina that all maladies. wherever they begin.
finish with the nervous system. and that the paralization of
the nerve of motion and sensaikm is phyaipal death. Bear
in mind, also, that for every kind of nervous disease, the
Elixir Cordial is the only reliable preparation known..
No language can convey an adequate idea of the immedi
ate and almost miraculous change which It occasions it the
iii4essed, debilitated and shattered nervous system, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sickness—the unetrung and relaxed organization is at once
braced, revivified and built up. The mental and physical
symptoms of nervous disease vanish together under its influ
ence. Nor is the effect temp - emu; for the Cordial properties
of the medicine reach the constitution itself, and restore it
to its normal condition.
Cunfusion, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thought of selfalestroction
—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostration, irritabili
ty, nervotemess, Inability to sleep, disease incident to males,
decay of the propagating functions, hysteria, monomania,
vague terrors, palpitation of the heart, impotency, constipa
tion, etc., from whatever causes arising is, if them be any
reliance to bo placed on human testimony, absolutely infal
lible
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MEDICAL,
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CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
LOSS OF ItEMORY,
A GMT MEDICINE FOR &MIALII:4
The unparalleled °Recta of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to fernake, mark a new era In the 'nimbi
of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been invented- 1
thousands of invigemnts concocted-rail purporting to be
specified in the varietal disoises and sietnngements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her -liable.
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
Who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tre
mors, pains iu the back, or any other disorder, whether pe
culiar to her sex, or common to both sexes—should give the
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others, will find this Cordial, after they have . need a bot
tle or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In till
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have l*ion em but for this extraordi
nary preparation. And it is equally potent for the ninny
diseases for which it is recommended. Thousands of young
wen have been restored by rising it, and not in a single in-
Stanek has it failed to benefit them.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
Or consareptia , habits, :ire restored by the use an bottle or
two CO bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pale, yel
low, skkly color, to beaut
M iful florid eotnplexioc.
TO TILE ISCXIDF.D.
These are some of the iced nod melancholy effects produced
by early habits of youth. viz: weakness of the hack and
limbs, pains in the head. dimness of sight. lox of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous trritt^
bility, derangement of the digestive functions, general de
bility, symptoms of consumptions. etc.
Mentally, the [earth] effects on the mind arc much to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depres,iou of
spirits, evil forebodings, scrrsion to outcry.
low ,11 . solitude, timidity, etc., tare not. of , the evils ptodSitfal;.
All time afflicted,
CONT.I.3IPLATING BIAILTILIGE,
Should reflect that a sound wind and body are the moat nr
pvauro pyr i umitsy, to pronn,te connubial happiness; indeed,
, without these, the journey through the incomes a w e ary
pile - rimage—the prospect hourly darkens the view: the mind
shaili - iwed with despair, and tiled with the nitlart
choly iedee tton that the happiness of soother becomes
blighted with your own.
CAUTION!
triiiiittfiriiiitea by
sour unlit tu. tpl , l perk .6.
hi fiat iirr. all the ;..enulle. C. ni..11 w;11 proprietor's
Ca. - --unth• pneterir,ver the enen 1,411,1.1 the Innen ,
lug nr,r , l,l.lnvel, In the
Dr. Illorne's Invigorating Cordial.
C. IL oprietur, N. Y.'
en,rttia; to put ui , . lu.iJp cOr.l,linttc.t• ar pint tomes
• It. ale, t Ito f.. - e. 1% for
Is' •t. C. 11. ItiNti. Promtetor.
list liroatlwity. N. Y
•1 througnout the United ntatrs, Canada
au.. ti.c ia I Una,.
.Dll. fIEC/ H. E . EYSEIL N,:...1.401A - sx+dot.
PLEIL.NO EROS, No. ik Wo.lsrreet
. IL E. SELLERS. Rood stre.rc..
All,ghecy City. iIk:CERA)! M'KENNAN
I AMES T SAMPLE & CO.
.1. P. I'LL:ONG.
A-..-rut for Ohi‹....J. D. PA RA. Viorinrtati
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VA'fE LASEAJ--DIS. DEov,
hie end , anewion .
n, nu OtfiCo Pructim Re , LMainres a mostly rorehtied
to privets Venereal Datums. and such painful effete
tiois,l-roUght on by imprudence, youthful indulgence
and excess.
Syphilis. Syphilitic 'Eruptions, flouorrhea,Uleet, Stricture
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, with all diseases
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Triter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, seminal wealimi•as,
Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism., Female Weakness, Monthly
Sni•pressioas, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Nervous
Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated. Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years' practice (ten in thin city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who may conic un
der his rare.
0111. an d Private Consultation Rooms 41 Diamond alley
gar Charges moderate. novsolawly
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of SECRET DISEASES. 11in MUCOPSS in
long-standing care. Is unequalled. The afflicted are Incited
to call without delay. Persons afflicted with VenerearDii•
eases, Rheuroutiam, Pilot, or Seminal Debility, should 'not
delay to get hie advice. Letters containing a fee, 'immediate
ly answered.
fig, ()flee and Private Roeme, No. 41 Diamond
Pittsburgh.. 1e'261.
RYE FLOUR-38 bbls. for sale bv
feta WITH, M .TR a, ii-u-Nma
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