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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THURSVAY c.... ....... MARCH 13
.10IIN M. SULLIVAN,
Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth
A rrext f Solpectrd Burvletra.- - Three young men.
named Bryan Mahew, James Glat , s and Patrick
M'Cullom, were arrested yesterday in the lower part
of Allegheny, by officer Ser.tt, and taken before
Mayor Adams, on suspicion of being concerned in
the hate burglary at Walter Glue,' s hoe 9tore, in the
Diamond. A number of houres in the Firt ward
•
I wore searched, and a portion of the stolen property
• recovered. The young men were examined before
Mayer Adams, but as the goods could not ho traced
to them, or any evidence elicited to fix the burglary
upon them, they were discharged.
P;itsborg/i, Mar, eille, and Cincinnati Railroad.—
An election for seven directors of this company, ivies
held in M'Connellsvillo, Ohio, on the rub instant,
which the following gentlemen wore chosen : T. W
Peacock, of Cambridge, Win. Lawrence, of Wash
itiglon, John Fordyce, of Seneeneille, Samuel Stran
athan and James M'Mehan, of Cumberland, and Jas
A. M'Connel and Eli Shepard of M'Connellsvillo.
Child Seeerely Scolded. —A little child, aged about
fire years, daughter of Mr. Henry Metz, a butcher
residing in liirminuhatn, tins 50 e re y s,ahled yel , -
terilay morning that her life is despaired of. The
child, while playing about tie ' , ley,. upset a kettle
of boiling water, which ran over her breast and neck.
Larc.nirs.--Susan Johnson, of the Fifth Ward,
was bold to bail yesterday by Alderman Wilson, fur
the larceny of two gold rings from Hannah Pointer.
ihe same magistrate also held to bail ChaYles Fan
ink° for stealing a bag of oats from Joseph Hart, o.
Sliarpsburg,.
_ _ _
lott,:i,rioy with the Phlir,— A man named Samuel
Leonard AVIU , held to bail, yesterday, by Mayor
Adams, for interfering with officer Ec•wt, at the time
he was attempting to arrest -Loafer - Bell for cut
ting x LitoN-c's thr.nt
Tilrotre.—).l r. :ID ••I' and faronto act .1.
thi• eity. pre-rots el:kit, fora benefit tn.nig.
and should not he fortriitiiffi. The MI! offered i• an
exceilent one., and apart from the merits of the Leh.
eiivoiry. should he suth'ciebt io draw a crowded house
:. , olkor;titendent ..f itLio
Penm.ylennin Patiln.d.mrriv,lre,terday and enters
up.,ri di,liarge of his in rice, 110 will titi.l4,
oily make hip work in the inanrigiehieet of the elinir
I Lb, oompany
.4 pi. usourn,.— Hugh P. ..'sfdler h
been postraw. , tor at ( . 0111111ett,burw. hio Civil COl.l
ty, sir. IV tu. Ntelvln, rt,Lgn".l.
Weddruw, in the SHIIIQ enunty, re-established
Hugh M'Conangl.y appointed postmaster
01111 y rr?, f, 4,11
erimmittmi to jail, yeFterday. by Mayor
Ailauifi. for ,taming a number of chicken , from Da
vid Fiery.
incited largo rodo of st 4
LL
intcreet in .teitinlit.itts and rya' i.etate
itYttuing, at the Nft.rt•hant.t . Ex , htingti, I.y P. NI. It:
nj , ,r Eloo ..f cif
••arrq , t., P,.110 .•k
I ~., # I
the rauk Of Lieutenant t'..L“m•l
- {kn. M. linAllpton on the Feneh.
\Vt. ONI,DAY, March I?.
.1, - 11 4 11 Kell: , for uae of luau id Bohner va. \Vi
lliiuu
Trovsibn N. f.'2o. April Term. M - Conso
for plaintiff: Fruit for 414.h-cal/Lat. A i,•11 on a ',not.
account_ Verdict for defendant.
David Wright t, Wm. MVuteheon, Mary Lyon,
a nd Young. Woods and T. B. Hamilton for
plaintiff; Shafer eo. for defendanti. Action ot
ejefqmout for eit loin of ground in Birmingham.
The Jury found for the plaintiff the one undivided
third part of the six lota of ;round described in tto
writ of ejectment, it ilk nit cent, damages . and
nit
vela, eoAt.
George 11°,11011 to. tleorge M'Kee. NO.Or. April
Term. Insl. Stanton for plaintiff: \Vuitton for de
fendanL Action to recover damage. for an age:rasa
tad aSSraelt and buttery. ,punuttled by defendant upoi
pl a intiff. in F e bruary. laLt, lit tr bob he had ,et era
hroken. Verdict for plaintiff for
Samuel B a iley vs. (:eorire Miltenberger. No. 405
April Tern, Shider and Stanton for dofendan
Action to recover clarElage.S. no breach of covenant
tin trial.
In the ca,. Larcrre vrt. Carr the jury re
a special verdict.
Car Pains Cured Electrically -- Pnin
pr,onnitor of Booth 1',110,• ttw pxi n, and ycm
do
,111.6.14,
Prof. DE GRATH'S ELECTRIC' OIL is the marvel of
age, for the folio.. tug. (not everyth
Cures Rheumatism often in a day.
Cures Neuralgia. Toothache, 2 minutes.
Cures Cramp In Stomach, 5 minute....
cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, I to 3, days.
cum. Pains in Back, Bri.st, 1 any.
Cures Headache, 15 mluntes.
Cures Ear-ache, Stiff Neck, Apia, 1 night.
('urea ('lieu. Swelled Glands, 10 days.
Ceres Felting. Broken Breast, Salt norm; I to 6 days.
Cures Quinsy, Palpitation, Pleurisy, Ito 10 days.
Cures Asthma, Palsy. Gout, Erysipelas, 5 to 'XI.
Curve Hemorrhage, I:croft'la, G to 10.
Cures Fronted F.. 4 and Chilblanet, 1 4, 3.
The “ Elert He i oil " i a valuable 'mullein., or Doe', au
not one it a. uno h. (Sewer' , of rounterceitu, and s'
written name. DE GRATH k
30 South Eighth Street, Phil
For ?lain nt Dlt. KEYSER'S. tieueral Agent, N. Ito Nt
street, Pittsburgh, awl at the following Druggiindi in Alle
gheny J. 11. lIPA/NVN, PRESSLEY A MEANS, nod J. U.
and principal Druggiiini and 51.erctutnt.s through
Messrs. 71,osiettrr it Smith, 16. '2G; Penn street, Pittsburgh
We anticipate that HOSTWITER'S BUTTERS will KOOP bp
111100 a popular in California as they have in the older
States of the Union. Every party that have tries.' diem
wants MOM. and stealers who have taught then) from ns
have not faller, to renew their orders. A the denude, is daily
increasing, we desire that you should ship us, via New York.
to) do, per month until further !mike. We hove orders
nle front llouoluht, Sandwich Isl Ands.
Very ILO - , yours, PARK .4 WHITE.
b , b2L:d.. NV Wholesale Druggi-ts.
Si- Clark's Stomach Bitters are °okra
by all tubehave tried them to la the bra family m a
the ag•, tor the core of Dyspepkia. Okoitlvenesa, an,
1, red Chile ‘.l wad Stomach. They nave
The proptiotore de not pretend to caution people (Mtn 11,1ltr.
other jwepuraticinft thnt i. c palmed Meth the puhl i ""' ler
thn name of Stunntch linter., for they hate fl und that •r
ono trial um 00,114,1 b, rood, Tut II ottM•q/ 111,11,,,5arc.
F or s ale. wholesale. by 0 , 1,1.1 )1 A t'l.Alth, Third ,o..et.
hPrwoon Wood and Marlo.t t;E , EE'i , SER, 140 \l,s - al
street; and by Druggist genomfly .
GT. THE sTucKtioLDERs till oDD FELipw. ,
HALL ASSOCIATION or,. heroin 'notified that tho
FIFTEENTH INSTALMENT OF FIVE PER CENT.
the Capital Stc,l; has bon called la, doe on and after It,,
NINTH DAY OF APRIL,I 5.56
tnliS:td J. I'. HENDERSON, S.,,reuiry
OFFICE 011T0 ,t PENNSYLVANIA IL ROAD Co
Pittsburgh, February 3d, 18.56.
PROPOSALS will ho received until TUESDAY. the
1101 toot.. for sopplring tide o.llpally with CAR
WHEELS nod other CASTINGS. A lint of the artieleo
wanted ono be peen nt thin office, Wileel.B to be guaranteed
f,r twelve m,• ~ Om, unlexa broken by on accident.
JAMES MAILSIIALL.
Chairman Cont. of Tramaportation.
CITI'LF:NS' DEPOSIT BANK,
Pittsburgh, 4th March, 1856. )
The President and Dirertorn of this Rank have
-,-Fyr this tiny dorlared n Dividend of Four per Cont. on the
Capital Stork, out of the profits of the last six months, paya.
1.4: un or after the 14th inst. E. D. JONES.
mars:t C Cash
OAS COMPANY OVEICE.--The (MP of the Pitt,
burgh Ha. Company h.r lawn REMOVED to Co,
South-trend rt.ormir Smithfield ntrret and Inamond
niaraaw JAMES 'M. CHRISTI', Treasurer.
S A RI)IN lig---100 half cans Sardines, - ;i1k..,"
k..," jam retrived and fur Hair by
prlttl HEYIMEH S ANDRItBON.
THE LATEST NEWS
ONE. WEEK L.-17 . ER FROM EUROPE
HALT) , kx, March 12.—The steamer Arabia M .
lived to-day, with one week's later dates from Liver
pro .
The Conference is progressing favorably. The
armistice is announced to continue until the end of
March.
The excitement respecting American difficulties
has entirely subsided.
There is uo news of the Pacific.
The Arabia brings Liverpool dates to the let inst.
The Quaker City, from New York, had not arrived
at Liverpool when the Arabia sailed. She was to
leave Liverpool on her return voyage on the sth of
March. The Hermann sailed from Southampton for
New York on the 27th.
No tidings had reached Liverpool of the missing
steamship Pacific, though mush alarm was occa
sioned by n report that a quantity of wreck, ap
parently portions of the cabin of a steamer, had
been seen in Int. 40.3fi, long. 19.40. Public opinion
had settled that this could not have been from the
Pacific.
The Peace Congress held three sessions at Paris,
but the proceedings were not suffered to transpire.
An armistice to be continued to the end of March
had been announced.
Although rumors Loth favorable and unfavorable
to the prospects of pence abound, yet the latter are
generally attributed to stock jobbing operations, and
the general belief is that affairs are going on ac fa.
vorably as could he expected.
The Arabia encountered no ice on her passage.
A doipatch was received by Brown, Shipley & Co.
agertLs of the Collins line at Liverpool, dated tlla4
gow, February 27, which says that the steamer Edin
burgh, from New York, passed on the 7th February
large quantities of broken ratting' furniture, fins
ornamental doors, with white or glass handles, a In
dies' work bon and other articles, such as are corn
mon in the cabin of a first class steamer. The Edin
burgh WILE , then five days nut, in lat. 40,36, lon. 45,10.
Notwithstanding this an insurance ihas been made
nn the cargo of the Pacitic at £2t Eis. free of
average, showing a belief in the nlEimate safety o
•
the steamer.
,- , •1ar.2 , 1 man named
SAN FRANiNS ,, , Jannary 19, 10b0 .
- BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA
The excitement in relation to apiirohenaiona of
difficulty with the Vnited States MLR become totally
extinct.
The Lord Mayer of Loin kayo a banquet to Mr.
Buchanan, but that gentleman was unable to at
tend, having hen FuminGned to dino with Queen
Victoria.
The Plenipotentiaries to the Peace Congress held
three sessions at Paris. but their proceedings have
not been suffered to transpire. The first meeting
was held on the nth ult., at which Count Walenski
presided. opening the session with n speech. After
exeleinging eresleutinls. wt ittes , guarantees were
signed be the members not to divulge the proceed
ings until the Conference closed its sessi.tris.
An :1171iiitit•/` has been derided on. to continue un
til the end of March. whieh is. however, not l 0 effort
the I.li•Ande of the 'Batt ' ports.
The Austrian propositions were formally para
phrased se a basis of negotiations. and the Inst.:. rw
then adjourned. On Tuesday there tan, n.. meeting,
but on Wednesday the Conforoneo seas rtg•P in in ses
sion. I.ut liothing ha= transp , ri•l. .Nincine• the rn
T rior, ono that it.is=iii, wirle iis=onting•
to iito destnletwn
refusee to rid :11.06=h the prate , t rnte ..f the
lir.ek Church.
11'\\
A letter axt=erts that Prinee Gortr.t•ltqirtff dated
hto th e n uF ,t t u t ff ttrernment ototsitit•rit the eonvorn,
f the general Eurettene ettncret , .. intrnotlintely
titer t h e entte l,t,, t) of 14,1 C ,, ne tit. Itettt ,1102111• of
ettlinv all the t i nt,tittrt.t. F'ram'e and At,trut laver
he idea, hot Englan.l ehjeet,
It is evident that the ootdiality rusting between
Frawve and .ltistrin Iberia, t.. ecrit. the unen,ineo.
of 1•: nglaiol, and a triple Ira inn' between France,
\ u•drirt and Ettasin yoroti, , ed as not. au improbable
•n , ident in the future.
I'-der , hate been idrwarded to the fILMI zenernlv
rrllnin an arnidd,.- . 1 , .0114 , 1 that Napnleen
, niinwtted hi- ornernl+ and advnirad‘ in Paris
' , .an they will td,..hadlv n. 4 Is' re.tuir*,l to return to
t d , f,esve adusto.e i. freely given
iilr• eri , on Into in the Crimea
hu aii•en arc Ith til'Atruy :he glrrik on
1,,r1...r f 1y dripping heavy
to e lienualh th., anier.
il
a 5..., state tint I - n I Pashit
i liter •Ii Iho e ,,, nman - l. tinier re , or , tly
ntan Iril tr-r” the l'iir'r thr appiiinLrnent 4 Mini,
r \V at. :aid un a re-lanai 1..•
talk or the early
Ph.intr.; in 111 , . :•%crriurnt, xn l this rancor
nn etie, upon the t'ett , ht.
t , the 27th tilt— the Met, of 1t0n.1,1 AY
!..141 11,CMCII thoh Derry AI the ‘l.lll,ort
r.rt I,n,hnnnr previons I, hi. - turn
ho 1 1 ho inn
it 1,, with 'he 1,4,.•i m.
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!1.,. t , rr f....tenc. , The 1, ,, r I maih• a epc,...1 ,
L. , :retting Mr cep'
he word I have met tuth from repre,nt.oive,
inter,P. Al Eng , aml noul null have pr,,ve,
hin, the al , nence of all unfriendly ft.dintr• with
Crud t' Amerien., and that the interest. rf lath
c.
tries are too powerful to permit collision.
LI
Thrice , 0,11,11.4 aro' day
4,.ri,trin•i,• , ii of n t,pl.• r
Fiiiitritl. i• a
etonm -1 I- blitp , and I I
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relvlee4 from Phrip are to th
01. «hieh -tate that he nwnrol break Ili , of th
had ua<.•i ogi
the moor \ mat kyt.
\ d e ppnt,•h to tly Mory
k ' .1 i1111.,11.111. tint dit• thy
11. i a- of the artful diplymati.ts of Hernia m•y
hrealzit,z up ~1 the , •ctiforeueo. A
.•ty grave hitch has alrea , d, 1,1•13 rrod , th.ugh the
• 0 :, I.'llll a• the pant .4 al!, it .n, agreed to take
nr-t. atol accordingly ut the , e , •end meeting •4
lie t'ynferenee it au:. -ul.mitted for yomideraticn.
'oast 1)rloff and Luron Brunnon ~hicated, and pen.
I, o refer it to the Cong. - me., all the erowneel
hodg. Earle ple.lgin4 themselves to abide I,y
a l t ate, dee:•ion that Cyngres• might reach. Ti::
pt.odoecdaltirlli rm,tcrnato ,
u. l'ar.n, can.ing a fall in OW French funds. It rd. ,
and alarmed o u r ,•an government. Lord
owley exported it: 1,,,1,41 in,trucci,ms
m the government on the mhject.
'lb, Time, notices rumors the cnmo
effect, and which had caused a (111 in the English
fonds of ono per cent- A rally occurred, Loa ever,
at the rloye, in eonseftnenee of the rumors retuaining
um-onfirmed.
,w rDEN
is to he fortifi e d lard and F ea, in
fling the valley of Mantles.
I , EN MAU N.
The trial of the ex-Ministers resulttol in their a,
nittal.
TN IA AND CHINA
Telegraphic advi , eg from Trieste bring us in
elligenee from Ilornbay up to February Sd, and Can
on to January 12. The kingdom of Orole had Leon
..nmally annexed to Cal.mtta. The market has im
‘roved. The Ptork of Wan nt 'Hong Kong Wed, light :
•.minion description.? we, senrre, and the prices of
lee were well maintained. Silk was firm, with an
Improvad demand for Imported goo's.
New Hampshire Election
CoNeon°, March 12.--Returns from 71 towns give
a large net gain for Wells, the Detnoeraite candidate,
Itelellatieg in the aggregate to about 4, 00 0: last yea►
the K. N. plurality was 5,700. As far as heard from.
the Democrats have a gain of 49 members in the
Ilouse of Representatives. Last year the Demo
crats had SO members and the opposition 230. The
charneter of the Legislature cannot be predicted an
vet with certainty.
[SF.CONI. tit:qrs . ! , IL]
Returns from 138 towns show a not gain of 0,500
ever the vote of last year, when Baker, Democrat,
lacked 10,400 of an election by the people. There
has evidently been a gain, but there will he no
'choice, and the Legislature will have to elect. The
House of RepresentaticcS le strongly opposition, but
the Democrats claim a majority in the Senate.
[Tern!' DESPATerI.]
The returns from I:s4 towns shim a Democratic net
gain of 7,000: 70 towns to hear from. Wolfe elleco.t
get enough of these to overcome last year's majority
the scattering vote will prevent an election by the
people. The opposition have carried both hit-nachos
of the Legislature.
LrOI,RTII lIYMPATI ti.]
tine hundred and eighty-six towns give Wells
20.500; Metcalf 211,341 ; tooth win and Scattering
?39:1 about lo small towns t.t, hear from gave Its
ker 3,142 : Metcalf 2,0110, and scattering 701. The
nelloe thus far is 110 DemoeraLs, 142 opposition.
The towns to hear from, it is estimated, will give :to
Democrats and 22 opposition.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, March 12.—A caucus was held at
the Capitol last night of the auti-Nebraska members
of Congress: Sr, members wore present, representing
all the Free States. Senator Foote presided, and
Mr. Cumback, of Indiana acted ac, Secretary. Mr.
Wilson, of Massachusetts, ull5 called out 1,1141 span i us . i . Rmytt . F.D-:t. , more cives and plickng.
earnestly in favor of the union of the entire North *1 cabo,s. and tfloghants. Men, bed and Bre $1 Mb
'lle. ks, Tickings, Fhoinels, Sc., which will he s. td at SO6
in support of Freedom ; notwithstanding the con- A lIIIIIILt Prices. ffeb2fo A. A. '11,1, , iN k cll.
-
flivting state of parties, he pledged her for the anti- i it.Avriu; AND cASSIMERE:, REDUCED -W itreclo-
Nebraska candidate for the presidency. Mr. Colfax, i k ' sing Mit .iur entire stock of Cloths. Coo o; res. Satinets,
of Indiana, advocated the policy of making the TecetikVeitti lli f tl, Ac., at nt.tit twg•-tilirdf th. usual prices.
great question of Freedom in the Territories, the is- , 64.2 f, .
A. A. MASON k Cl' 21 . 1 Filth it.
sue of the Presidential campaign in opposition to the 9 r i f) BOXES Bunch Raisins; ----
, slavery aggression. Mr. Banks expressed similar ~...., e , ...1 In Limon fresh Vine Apples:
views, and had no doubt that the people of Massa- lo - Teulat.i Ketchop; Just received sad for
i chusetts would carry out the question ton successful 1 ~ , .1.. by RHYMER A. ANDERSON.
issue. Messrs. Collamer and Seward made earnest , lso" E W G 0 0 11 'ti . !dig No. 39 Wood st_ opposite St. Charles Hotel.
i owing issue id thed ' Freed
speeches, insisting that the pramount and overshad - II Just receiving at JAMES 'MORT'S, No. 181 LIBERTY ; BALM TIMUSAND FLOWERS7—I have
day isFreedom or Sla very, and' jut received another supply of this justly rslebrated
English. French and anur .
i icluCassinicrs, black and colored '
' street, an entire new stack of SPRING GOODS, comprising .
on this an appeal to the country must be made . The3oS. FLEMING,
, Cloths of the best fabrics, Silk and Marseilles Vest logs, new .r t ,Y ^.
1 latter declared that he did not care what name the and wi,,,,,,b1,,, D em) ih. Et c C a shmerettes, white end drab i°2s
party tore; he would support the candidate who Linen Ducks. Scarfs, Neck Ties, Ifstelkerchiofs, Shirts, Se., , A LU M-1,500 His received and for sale by
represents the great Principle of Freedom. Mr. Sew- an of which have been bought in the (set market, and - will tall FLEMING BROS.
to I-1y and clothes
art. said this watt the first speech he had ever made b' . ..A -41 7',.` 1 ,,, P 7• arlb" attended CO P- mP ' fe 1,. 4 ,,.2, . clf'OT( . ll HERRING—too boxes, newJrist
in the House of Representatives. lie was interrupt- ' ." fn rho '''''.'2l7ff.'__—...__ ).,,i i',..eeived aibl for sale by
Itzymisat I
AN,"
ed by loud applause. Messrs. Cragin of N. 11., 1 UST RECEIVED, ON CONSIGNMENT - - Easos,
Benson of Me., Howard Of M ich., Billinghurst of " f, bids. Na. 1 herd; i feb2l.
i No. 89 Wood street.
ke
Wis., Merill and Sabin of Vt., Woodruff of ('C..., It:, gs - - --- - _
1) LACK ALPACAS—Another lot (if black
:, bbl„ fresh roll Ratter;
Durfee of R. 1., and Granger of N. Y., spoke for 1 bid small WItItO Awns; • 1) Alparne, every quality, Jost received and for sale at
' their States in a similar Veil, Mr. Todd, of Pa., :tom ihs Belk P..rk—liains, Sides and Shoulders. Senn-Annual price, A. A. MASON k. co_
while preferring to remain uncommitted as to the For sale by (tuhlUj ATWELL. LEN 4 CO. ,eb7 25 Fifth street_
presidency,declared himself strongly tin anti-Sebras- . _____
I_l I.RD BASKETS--500 Nest Ilaskete ree'd (;„,) DOZEN ExTRACT COFF.EE just reed
to, man. The call of the States was not concluded I_,l by Exprime, for sal, at the Seed Wareh,mia., 47 Fifth ns , • / and for sale by RENNER .1 ANDERSON,
when the caucus adjourned until Tuesday next. ' stic..t. (10.29) JAMES 1V Anglin'. intie Nu 89 Wood street.
I
. .
TRIER Tit.FOURTE2 CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
ASHINGTON CITY, March l2.—Senate.—Mr. Dou
glas, from the Committee on Territories, made a re
port on Kansas matters, and proceeded to road it.
The report reviews all the affairs of the territory
recognizing the legality of the Kansas Legislature,
and recommending the carrying out the views of the
President's Special Message.
They also give notice that the Committee will ask
for appropriations for the maintenance of peace and
executing the laws.
Mr. Collamer submitted a minority report attrib
uting the troubles to the abrogation of the Missouri
restriction, and asking for the repeal of the Kansas
Nebraska Act, and the reorganization of the territo
ries on free principles, and declaring the acts - of the
spurious legislature inseparable.
The reports occupied more than three hours in
reading.
Mr. Sumner had no desire to precipitate a discus.
sion on this important question before the reports
were printed. Both had ably treated the subject, but
one was calculated to smother the true Issue while
the other put the issue in a living light before the
country. Let them go published together. Error
can go abroad safely when reason is left free to com
bat iL Tho Emigrant Aid Society of Massachusetts
bad done nothing which wouldt - in the least degree
violate either the letter or the spirit of the constitu
tion or the laws of the land. lie denied the charges
contained in the majority report. They are unten
aide.
Mr. Douglas said there were forts in it which
eiinlil not lie successfully denied; violence, fraud and
treason shall be punished. The report of the minor
ity justifies foreign interference in Kansas, while the
majority condemns such interposition. The laws
must be executed.
Mr. Seward was prepared to stand by and defend
t ho report of the minority, and the statements o f
facts and oonclusions at which it hail arrived. Ile
tendered his thanks and those of the friends of free
dom throughout the free States and the world, for
tile ability, dignity, moderation and wisdom with
which Mr. Collamer hail presented their views. It
was quite unnecessary for Mr. Douglas to tell them
that the laws shall he en forced by this Adrninistra
tiin. Mr. Seward gave them notice that the Admin
istration had 3MI days only in which they will bare
the power of wielding the military and naval forces
of the country.
Mr. Weller asked : When did you find that out.
(Laughter.)
Mr. Seward, renaming, said, that the people will
be consulted on the subject.. Ilie lion was that there
was no necessity for riolence, if prudence and Im.d.
oration on this question will reneh its settlement
without distorting the pease of the country or en
dani.s,ering the Union. lie proposed to r e main e O 6l
and meet the question on its merits, and trusted we
would --in admit Kansas as a :fate ; ?Aeon 1 .00 1 10
were already in that territory.
tin in-tion of Mr. Douglas the reports were or
dered 1.. lie printed. and the Senate ailieurneil.
/I •iis• . The Speaker sm, .hll,-.1 :‘11,6,. Dunn.
,ltaillo..n. Allvn, Itil4 hie. C..x. - 1:t1..i. and Carli,lo a
,lokot C..lnulliteo on DUlii,.? I i 1. i :',.•41 yrinterday'f
pro,,t lingo.:
IMr. 'Whitney intrndueed a hill estaldi-11,nz /1 ens
form rule tor n.ourniii.atiun, and repealing the I rem
sal law,. Iter,Lrred to the Comtnitte-e ‘ n the Jul,
ciary.
Nr. Ilereut, n bin providing fir an orerlaml rn nil
From Fon ,11 the Missigsippi river to : , ;Le
Freneihro. lief erred to the Post Committee.
The Ilene.) then rest nod the eeneideration of the
rel-lutien tokino. 6, the Cemteittee on Eleetien.
e r to send fur pormins niel privily in the Kansas
Trafinn defend.iii the Einigirant Aid
o which is Idlierty, poseessilig, and pisi
ink our terriceriee with free mon and woman. 1.1
!Pied that they have hired lava i•r paid the paring
pelitary mar to Kamodf, nor purchmied nin9kot
gee or, arias of any kind. Emigrant Aid Siwietie
Atar)land and other Souther
tats: but for them many l'iingie,inen would it
Le here to Pay the lero..
11ro Idavi,, of :11.1.. the to a n
$1,•1th . 41 /11$:1 1.1011 , 1 . pr ,,, 11r ,
\Vahrtu.in e,trroverie.l the leyrnl
ti)voi he Mr. lilt I'. Ile =nit the tt tthirtlytrati.
t• ch•lea% h Iry chart, prattleh uthi ehleant.ry
the tt..i t.. , erhl I.• nh•l hai , e
far ~! .•\ the villains t,f the
at. the like Of WI, hat rh.ver hef , tre been ha,
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214- Km It • ill pi y r ,-IA 'rifle iii•l
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FOR RENT--The eetern , Klieus Three St“ry
,
1 , 1. 11 IN .•11111g "OUR, No. 1) 4 .+ Fran/ ntreob %Mil t. a b'll
~1.,. bark bn/iblmlge, blakpi , air, matall 1b.., Ircit/i rown. R...
fLut.llo,l It, sii , nternt sty iv. ,i Mb gar*, 1.01 awl nil wat,a. till.
-filer , u n,..1er,1,45--10 it 111..11 it 0.11.11. 11,1 it lari,a• yar , l, $a 111
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Ti RV , --4 in f. , ur and PIZ 11111‘101S . ct , .llt. I , F appth F , I
•rw , •l paper, with Interr.t. P. M. I).k V IN,
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I ',tw,' Cross. of stitierxir Si ANT AND 11111,7
MILL 11A1,I1W I A FAIIM AND I)II'IItiVr.MENTS
Tlll Ilrb.l atiorta.ta, Alarrli 20111, at 2 ti',lo.lt, on tit,
Lo al t. h. ordor of Mi.. Mary 11 ikurnt.
to.nistrati Ix of the janten 11. bails. daV11.0.••••1, that I all,
sldo piece.l Chart•ors Oiren. foils miles
litruinns,l,. on the Stentoolvillo Torrioko la,m i.lO
Itobinson slid elowtior. tosiloihtiot, rontsinlini tat o,r.
otei pri - rlien...n who h ts erortod n nr•
Sidi. in g , opirr. ritiAtkir of tnronin oot INo leirrris of
dour pot .I.ty s rt Stare noir,. 11onse.
Soable, .1, The told oontrin. tour pair
holton, cl 411., the , ' srr.soin. two slant nowldieis. erril
cru.l.or olher 'lt, , 'postrs
tn
• th. S. only, to wt. h ` le t01.A.,1 ,toctin
tat,er toqinto.L
A Is., It nt all/side Farm adjoining the at pr,,,
ot
I' ) Mr. Itav,r, .ontaints2 upward. ~1 hft .t. !..
do or , 1.1.111, With NI/11114'11 !loots', Intro, Stahl, mo t
Itml,lings Frail Tries, Ar. ,In a 1,1,1, ststr of
, tlltiratlnn, whirl, may he dlvidwt Intn, se•rral hatel., , tr
comas, noits, het,,,, among ill, wont desirable .ittiolaow in
tit , virlitity 4 thin city, and in a neiglinorhood high© ins
proved.
Title Indisputable. Trrin., Ont..third rash: rrsidile
11[11` and Iwo y rant, with inwrent payrthlr semi-Annitally.
star' it, M. DAVIS, Anciimu,tr.
_•
AI.I,F,GIiENY co. coupoN - B()NDs
AT Accri,,N._(h, T 11 1 .1 0 41) 1I 1,0111114, March
I.lth, 011. MiirelMari. Fourtis
ill 1.1•4“1.1, till 1.,..1111i of V•litiM it tnny et/11 , 0111—
RikililS. Cvwrtj trf A11vglion)—$11x1)
I'. M. DAVIS. Ancir.
Cincinnati. Itamlll on & Day - ton Itallroad.
II NCI NN ATI rAssENGEns will pleaso
J mho ndta, that the advertisement of a hit al IL min,
stating that tits C Oint - k A. M. train of the Ohio and Pettn•
rvlvnuht Hital - Wati is the only one which makes con lauds. at
(.`rand Ins. This is incorrect, and rtticulatod draaave the
e aryl ling !addle, ma tlade a, twin daily trains hi•EW
1,1.'01 annul making close and !MIT ,01111 , t1..1 1 A.
1 , / BELLEYONTA N and DAYTON. oils, routs ntak.a
N.11,1101'14 With alt, P. )t. tram ..1 Oa- ilnd and Pentad l
:11t1:1 'that-Wad. a lb Agent.
V. I< N PAS' I. AN D, Agt. Pittsburgh.
I, ILL) PIANOS.-$25---A MAHOGANY 5,,
/ OCTAVE NAN°, in good order, for Twenty-firs
.11:,o—A L IIOtIANY Slr OCTAVE PIANO, iu wool order.
I...channll in perfect order. for Filly
OCTAVE ROSEIVOOD PIANO, with Muni,.
at Sixty Dollars.
—A GOOD MAIMOANT 6 OCTAVE PIANO. and in
ord.ir, for Seironty.lit e Dollars.
V:10----1 MAHOGANY 6 OCTA VI: PLANO, worn very hole.
nod tlt excellent tone. for Ninety Dollars.
$lOO.-1 ROSEWOOD 6 OCTAVE PIANO, about, four yearn
old, fir one Unwired Dollars.
—A NI A /100. ANY It OCTAVE PIANO, about six. plat
old, for One Hundred and Twenty-five Dollars.
NEW PI ANOS.—A Kplondiil stock of new Pianos on hand
and on the way from Boston and Now York, ',Odell buyers
are Invited to exambou. For solo by
JOHN H. MELLOH.,
No. 01 Wood wort.
mh6 Agent for Ohickering A Stow.
COMMERCIAL.
• .
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
L. WILMARTIL
ricr IlwiderllB.
T. P. CI, ARK 0 80. W. C.AeS.
Tn.-surf ,
N. lIOL E.... 4, JR.
•
Sr.crelary.
JAMES P. BARR.
Supeainteautent.
B. T. NORTHAM, .18-
. Onnmiltex of ,Arbitration for ilarc.A.
•
GEO. W. CAPS, F. P. '
ISAIAII DICKEY, I'. B. UPDI
SAMUEL DILWORTIL J. B. CANFIELD.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MIMI TAAvg mn DOOR.
rinplre City Now York......llavana and N. 0.... Mar. 2
Canadian Now York......l,lviirpool Mar. 5
Asia New York --Liverpool Mar. 6
Illinois.-- ......... New Y0rk...... Aspinwall Mar. 5
Etna Now York... -.Havre Mar. 7
Aropo Now York-. -.Havre, via Cowee ....Mar. 8
Putt of tho Wesit..New York...... San .Inan, Mr Mar. 8
lilark Warrior.....Nrw York ... ...Illicnna and N. (L.-Mar. 10
kw. 11Atm', i tr.......l,lviirpricil Mar. 12
Now York --Liverpool Mar. 15
.Now York......ollwaltar, 11 , . Mar. 15
.NOW York ......Southampt on • Mnr. 22
Now ynrk .. ....t.r.rto rabollo. kr....Mar. 22
.New York ...... London. 1 in I ',., k .....A pri I 1
.New York ......Cartitagena, A. ._.....April R
TI) A RRI V E.
LVAV , ... . Ton
...
TI rmantl
Tf 1,11 t
IditrtlN
..... Brett.At• kr—. New Yttrk.
. .......... I,i ••••
.utlon .........New York
t!uaker Gay verpool.......Fiew York.
Fulton I Inv ....... ...New York
Bremen .........Now York
PITTSItURGII DIARKETS.
( 1 /'r nr TWR MORRINO PORT,
NV,Alit,rlay. March 12, 1458. f
110 I l k. i xtrn fron Fit 17.
A IN 110 I,tlAwlo ray Corn cr,711 ou.n. ul !r0 c, nt
at :".f)r.
ii a t , mlwalderu. 141.1e8 and launa a.
fl% and 11. , erolt. and 10,00 14mA°. at the Raffle 11Rures
1.11114 Sale 20 tilde. leaf at 1 , 1 1 ,?.. rath.
4:13111411....501e 4 1,1.1.. prima roll at :21e..
rr 1,. 9.).•"_"4tone N., 1 f, , nndry at po,
Cotton is xh.lly nnehango.l In prim. Tho kAlen of r
wort. rt,noo balok, In.imlM4 11,000 to Imornlntor.
ni
~ Mr ..ximr - 1. tho mark... dull Ti,.. nat... 0 ,,
ot,oo
la....lxtuffn hale o.
rl
onehanm.d.
I. Itilr..ll I —TM. d ror the
, I.• r 140. indtoM.,... roarly 1M,0, 0 . exportor.4
I tilator•. qt...catlono urn vrnltoot mly
•r.• 11, r 1 ,I.t 11, ,
liron,bantl
Flour 1, no 11 . “rti
1,.1.1 aro at anint..l-1 rloorto.l I.y
• 1. qll,•tay.l,
fair C.'.Z;
) 1 .1 )) .1. fair Tho —t
,ottoti in 1501 in
of whirl) ors.
Airline, ;Intl
ton.rk,t .lull. twat h. Gillen ..ff 341.; Vlonr 1..
im to .1..1..1 at '5.... \ est.," Fl
iln.l••lldiin and lt.iltll.), Flour Coro lirt.
M.».) but lath. 81.1 . illinti‘e demand:
Mt , 21).1 Cora in ploti.l at 34._ r.)).1 mixed Coup nt
6d, Ml,,v L—it r‘,l w
loin Lv n fliv).-2.1.1r. for IL.)
"'oat Turprmtin , 2.r...1u0t).1 at 5.4))). folio
•• marl...t. ...only )4...13. Crud , Ttirpolltins quiet. a
7, Ir.l.Tar quirt lit 4,6 , 1.4.1,7 a. nd.
Tl 3, marl..).t and
it)....1)) for Pork. 13)1l11 all 11111)).....1 demand. hors
L.
‘11.1.10 F•IPL,Itt y C. ru...IA tmchnt j ,.Ll
Itlwrwan .4•
th. , 13,1
FOL. F.•lmars 11it prict+ni
r••+I; trrre•r.lii , atr.• fr. J..
yr c ”1,11 - TI,. -,0
7.7 7.-I..rat.• a. 717,71.1 vrl/1177 alnippea •
4 , - .1 , 1 al7nalArlal 11,11 r,
77. 7 / . v7 bl.'a at 7 , 7 77.7.:7 7.rn7roal to. 77af - a.7.1",1/f. 0071
•• Ntata an•l .7.t. 77 , .7
for extrn S.W. $7,37
f 1.71.7••‘,17, W...f.•rn. awl f=7.f.f1.171.fa.) f. , r
a 7)..7 n 0.71.• .1..7.7.7.7 711,11 and 177 , 77ia17K. 7 , 417
• 7-.7 ••f tillfp,..ra . 7 .7. 1aa.7,111 by thr
or-1. ftnl.•.
•at 7 1.4 • anon .771..r1 7 77.. c.• 7•2Tra.
~1 .7-. .1,7,71,..mt, only anr
7.7 1177 '7,1. 77.1177. 1_77 , I ..a
17.! f777r ntlx7.l
•7 , 'Z7 7 to , fan. 011•1 , -otra
m.. 1 mat k.. 1 firn. at f '2.".• 01,0'1,1 777”:171,111707
al ,11:11nl , t ih.*Am- The' tr,m.nctinn
\,1,-•nnr , rfilr 1 , • ext. nt, nn , l
1.3
t• tr• 0 , 11,1•, , , nn , l Tut I I,r-o. War,- fitn,ll
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RIVER NEWS.
Tits Mesa, 4usaTtc.—The river remains stationary,
with eight feet water In the channel by the pier marks. The
cold snap of the past few days hes made the river as tightas
a brick again. Yesterday was a clear sunshiny day, and
wherry Old refs rays had a chance to operate a considerable
molting business was done. The warehouses of all our ship
pore are plethoric with goods, and if they are not 00011 re
lieved by an opening of the navigation serious consequences
'night ensue. We will not predict when that event will take
Once. We may remark, however, that the time for the
ground hog to make Ids appearance again Is near at hand.
Look out! •
Ws ropy the following items from the St. Louis papetP, of
Satan :
Tho river continues to fall rapidly at this point, and is new
within about !RI feet of its depth previous to the rise. The
weather is beautiful, anti la appreciated by all. including
boatmen. Who are hurrying their freight on shore or aboard,
R 8 the cute may be. with exemplary alacrity. Several boats
are risreiving far the Illinois. which is still closed with
Others will load immediately for points on the upper Missis
sippi. which is not pot reported isni, even to the month of
the Illirods. Several loots are also up for the Missouri. anti
there will be a good number of departurcw for that stroinn,
during next week.
The Osage river trade in now, If it lumina born heirtof,e,
of much importance. There are now govern] boats of light
draught loading fur points on that stream.
The steamer Cut. ',lorgan WAS NOM to an Osage River Com
pany at St. Louis. a few clays ADM., for $7,000. Tim :Brunette
wan also NOM at the same point. a few days slime. for $4.500,
for the wood-towing trade. f 'apt. Wm. S. Ittrzier. it won
known command, on the Missouri river, died in St. Charles
?do., on the 16th ult.. after a lingering illness.
Prrighta—lfitsouri River Rate,.—Pouu , l freights to lint u*.
wilt, Ow Item] of Racket trfule, -e 1001 M.. :A•.; to Lex i cur ton
aueKli.ntuui 7&r.: u. W.,Bt.ik $1; to Z•t..144.1,11 $1.25: Wltfi.
ky and 31olaptses, packet trukk. $1,:,002V2; K 311.0 and Lrs
iugton $2,2N65: f; Wooto.t ?54,,41; V1,7;)045.
➢ATM.
Feb Z)
P, b. 11
Feb. 27
Mar. 1
Mnr 1
Mar. I
!tar. 12
Mar. 2.
Tirx Loolavllle rowri,r, of the Ilth, say,
'rho river WM slowly rocoding, yelderWay. with live 1,4
no inched water an the G a ls tor mcoaaw, New, how evening.
•
he canal there were eight feet three milieu water, by the
k. The weather yesterday ww tntetteely ettitl. eintest
al to midst inter, but the clear. and et the
,t ag i t was mart , neaternte. thettzli still freezing t•tti.i.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Tho DI URN AL, Capt. J. A. S OLB. nud the
FOREST CITY, Capt. It. wAI, will run 1.
ILECi CLAR DAILY 1' ACE Ers
Stoubouvillo and WheiAing, stopping at all inti,rin,
T 1... DIURN AC. ?tion.hrt, IV, .1
M 10 LP'dirk. A. 111.—litTIMNING,
will iteyt• Wlioling on Tnemlar, Tlturowlays and Saturilayo
a; 7 n'clork. A. M
/*OILY:ST CITY will also loavt• I'lttNl,llr,,ll on Tuostiriyß
Tharn4lays avid Putturrlays, at 10 n', lurk, A.
Phr will Wlll,liMj IM M, , n 4 lfLyrt, We,ln,dayd
ilityg, at 7! o'clock, A. 01.
7reiglat nr tannage apply on I.,ard, or to
J. D. COLLI St; IV, s )11, Agont,
N 0.135 Front otr..ot.
For Bt. Louis, Keokuk, Davenport, Rock
Island, Galena and Dubuque.
steamer
IS Clipt. N. C. lIAY.I.rrt, will lo”..
"T"' port.. ,•n th, °ponii,c nr•5. , i...L. , M•
fr.-I•Aht ,NT!) , 01, , 1.
1100 11 FLACK A, LI INi;ST•IN.
For St. Locals and Illinois River.
• t h. VI,. steam, AI'NT Capt. T.I•
ti.nwrg—Clork. A. G I. a
t abovo 11111 i t 1
oprolitg of narization
F ,, r ft, I,ht 14,4 , 14. , 011 I.onra.
.1, /ll\
For Memphis and Ness Orleant,
flu , 111,- parowocor A I:CT I
Capt. 14,r:urn —*lol., IL K. RCI'Nu.
Aratvr,ll,: fitr the ahoy.. and
porta lio• "twilling of nn vigilt;tin.
P. freight or paiiKagi. apply to.rirtl, or to
FLACK A Ll VI Nlir.TON.
For Lotneville.
The fun• passenger 11t...kins, CAsTi.
GAI;DEN, DevEANYA—filet I,
DOIIOIK lit 4'lo ,1 for the oilsoe mei it
' lerno,:into port:. ioi opeim., 11, ig.
tem. Fl,r freight or 141.ieciize a 44.15 00 Is “r11..a - I'
01117 TUCK LI \ Agent,
For St. Louis.
The 04.1•Afi, W 1. M kl,
11.0,1111,11. 1%111 I.,Vis 11, tit. al :111.1
14.1.1.1.•411111.r. 1.4 IN Ille h.. I
freight t FLN.CI 1•••rti•L ..r
FLICK .
For Mt. Lout,
Th. .1.-nuier A 1.1. g INV. I apt
11. ‘FiIIN, I - 1. - .
(..r - 11... M 0.... and 1tit.,1....1131. , 1.-orln 101 l OW irpolllll4
f-t•ight pan..gr t••
K k LlVlN,irin•..
For ',onto a ille.
The -iromnr FANNI Flllllll` l .
t 1 I' -1 - 1. - r1;, luv
Ie•IST , ' for thy n unk Intornoslmin :c.t
on OW 4 I. k t/.•II.
For flnttcht or Icocron • ,H.ly o,
Iccor.t..cr
1,041 F 1.11% kLIVI NiSTN, ot -
For Saint LOUIY—DIrrei.
A /II F.N fart. I N
AAAClo•riz. k./.e.—n JI Ino%•• nhocn an.
intorlnn . lint. • ic.rtc ..0 .•1• - nISIS • .1a r10°1..-n
V•.t [10.¢43,C.• n w,r1,1
For St. Lunlo and Mls,.onrl 11.1vrt .
I. I 1. - T Ivt.lT 1.1 4 1 A I 1 1111:,.1 -11..
nnJ I , 13.11.1
.111,100
1`•••,. •
r"‘ 11.•• trod- , to Call titi tr..:
ll r., 1.,".• fot St ot r .... 1 o 'l. o•
lo,rnt rotYlotalon.
1•1 - votoo.g•t• opylv ••..0 •
- ' Vor 1.1. L ou f n BAIA 1/i 4/1011 I v .r.
'nor RH 7.1 L Curtain T I,•.•
. • o .11 WTI yr for ill. 104) , t• rUlti 1111 , ilr , i1 , •
•u I 11.• .•I,n it. t 4 I.o.v.trot
For froight pors..go uppic , m 1...0rd. or
L.
lm 11 .1 , /I IN FLACK. A, nr
The Ainicutir E .0 EAV 11. Lapin, .1
„bi" . a k • 11 NI.
.01M- N1.01 , M- will Ica,- ror
iS, .0..1- an! int• ivrrt• on tin.
,INilo[l.
1
fr,,,ht .or itax...ngs• niiplori
For Cincinnati and Lont•vtilr.
Ti". git.innt r l'l.l El' l l\
.1 P. 0., lea , n , r abiwr find ninirtne
,in
nctel FLACK A ,111 A.
For LOUiliVllle.
Tho pl..(nwr (
, l 1„4 1(r , •• ("1.1((,./os,- will 10-a, .( Qn
,(1.-“p• ((n.I 11/..lint- -.1:
fr..,ght or apply ou Lmnl. •.! t..
marl JOll FLACN. I
The steamer VIENNA. Capt. In. E. II kl
AFSA
will Icnwd for the n.bove and intern...lna , 1,1.
• on the opoteiint tutrigni
(might , peuovtge. 1.1, 1. cenl. marl
Cincinnati and Louisville I'l. krt.
The roe eel 9.1,1.11.1•frn11e•
NI IN Nlt V A rtiptatri 1
h•nve ha the a1.n..1.,1 'h.
t. th.•i.. - anon.
For treinht r paaoage apply ~ n
JA, 011,13 N , A
N.... 11.. end
For St. Lout',
Th. nt.storwt JA NIL`, D.
, kITOX-41tottitt ,, , wtil t b.. and 11.t , rint
p.,rt, I.litt mug of Lot L.:ALL II
i , •l frotitlit pAKAttg,... Apply •ttt Loud. , tr
f• 4.2.11 Jttit.: , FLACK.
For IV rultiville.
Thi . MOIIIIII, LATRA ('opt S
Clerk. Mktl.stiALL llA6l%PS—will for th
abotr and Intnrinedinto torts on the owning
:-
V.r froght pa:tango npply on I•ontlt, or t
foICZ7 FL.ICK k )7C, Agent+
The nteanter F, IC E. Captain
We. 5. o,66lER—mitt • 6
'the attttte etntl utterthedt.tte port, tet ttre,
For Cincinnati and L 011114,111,
Tur •phbdid mteat.r It. CCU ENT El. Capt.
NV. N rAc..c—Clerk, C. Ditc,o. WII f
thr nil mad interm , that , lanciltiL7N
inns of narwation.
For frcight or pax,tgo, npply to FLACK A BARNS
12Aor t.
For Memphis nud Now Orleans.
•It' mtc•ntn.•r Nll.l - 1101 , 1,1: 4 ,
Lrrr. trill L-a vn for Ow and into, nn,l,,ti,
ports on Ow Ipt•ntll,:..f onslyottion
For ft . .. 1,0a Or pnatsage mprly nn Or to
IP v!]so;,:i, .t oq..
_
For Cincinnati anti St. LouIN
The tat , atinir AKtti iN AUT. Captain tl. C
MCLEAN—CIerk, I. ILLA,--Ns 111 lea,. it, tit,
AbOVO nud inti.irtnedtate porta tiu the tiplinini;
F. freight it pruarige, apply en
Regular Louisville Packet.
The steamer MANSFIELD, is
pkaatift-Exm...--Clerli.. Iteem.ot. Jr - leave
fir the above and iiiterieettiatit the
ix•nn.; of nnsigution.
For I ren.;ht or pannagn apply on Loan!. or to
'l'2B FLACK .4 LiviN , ;s•rk IN. Agonlo
for Cincinnati and
Regular Packet
. .
The bteamor JACOB POE, Captailt A. SI t 4.1:r
k igs94 t k ali •
and inlrAV;rmi'eltirt.;"l:4lilloulq‘l7
of any maths's.
For froarht or paassairo apply ota lasard. nr to
C 11. Is lINF.S. A tts.nt.
For St. Lona: -
•teans, is ILAN It ITit K, Captstits T. It.
ti itisscria —Clod,. W. EVAN,---Will Iraq o Ito rio
atawo nod saltsruusdinte pos to on the s sp,• sti g 01
nriVl gat ion.
For freight or pawing° apply on tantr.l. or to
doe:7 FLACK eCt ItAllt: ES. Ao•nto
Nor Nashville.
The ftvennwr CLARA DEAN. Captain G. W
haitaks t m n--C r. .1 %my., Mttwx—will Foe for
above and mtermt,hatr• port. nn thy open:1114
.1 navigation.
For frright or itivimgr , apply on tioaril or to
JOHN FLACK .
The /Steamer DELEtiATE., Captain Jas. 11.
T-754 NIAhATTA—CIet k L.ltusts.—.lll leave h,r the
above and tatertactlisto ports itn the ,•perattg
of navigation.
Frrr freight or patiaaire apply on imMrll. or
declB FLACK & LIVINGSTON. AgNite.
NE"rBOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!
Grace Lee by Julia Kavanagh, author of Da In! . . Burn-.
Daisy Burns; bo the author of Grace la'.
Itachaol Gray: by Julia Ka.anagli. author
The Attache in Madrid ; or, Shotelies of tin. Coart of he,
I,lla 2d.
The Mormons at Ilume—lneldents of Travel from :NEI,
soon to California ; by Mrs. D. G. Ferret.
Physiology of Marriage; by au old Phyeician.
India: The Pearl of Pearl ltiver; by Mrs. Soutliworth.
The Adventures of My Gmain Smooth; by T. Templeton.
Thp Creole Orphans: A Tale of Southern Life; by .1: S.
Pearoeke.
The Lost Hunter—a Tale of Early Tim..
henry VIII. and his Sin Wives—by Wm. 11. Herbert.
Ernest Linwood—a Novel ; by C-..olinee Lee Heat,
Maginn's Miscallaniee—Shakspeara Paper,-slarkenme.
Plaenixiann: or Sketches and fluriesques; by J. Moen iv.
Edith, the Quaker's Daughter—a Tale of Puritan Times
Ileuri De La your; or. Comrades in Arms.
R..eilreil and for salt. by
W. A. GILDENFENNEY h. CO.,
•".mhS Fifth tit-, appoeite the Theatre.
oLOVk:RSEED-50 bus. prime for sale by
mh7 IIk.NRY H. COLLINS.
RIM
Packets
Mt. Lous.
For Louisville
Louisville
For sinxhvillc
EMIMM
AMUSEMENTS.
IIEATRE.—J. C. FosTea, sole Lessee and
T
Mancicer; Wig. 11. BERM, Stage Manager; Orteit. Poem,
Acting Manager. Triateurer, J. V. Boarrrii.
PRICCSIS OP ADDIS/MON
Boxes and Parooetta Wel Private Boxes, large....„sB 00
Second Tier 25e. Private Donee, 5nai1...... 6 00
Boxes for colored persons 26 cents.
,per- Certificate, securing seats, 124 mute exult.
ire- Positively Lest Appearance oit-. NEAVIE.
BENEPTT OP Mn, MclilllDE.
TIII.7ItSDAY BVENLNG, hIABCH 13, 186 n,
Three Gtzardsman--A4lins, Mr. Mcßride; Portliest,
Whalley; Aromas, Dubois; D'Artaglow, Chas. Poster;
Lady Winter, Jolla M. Cooke; ,Queen, Mrs. Cantor.
•
After which,
The Comedy of Errors--.Egeon, Mcßride; An
; ipholis of Syracuse, 0. Foster; Antipholls of Eplieens,
Doled.; Dromio of Ephesus, A. W. Young; Dromio of
Syracuse, Stevens; Luciana, Jolla 51. Cooke; Adridon,
Mrs. A. W. Young.
Alteration of Time—Doors open !,•,: to 7 ; curtain rine. at 7 14'
THEATRE -NEWS! NEWS!! NEWS!!
FRIDAY, MARCH 14rn, 1666,
eet gout for the
BENEFIT OF JULIA M. COOKE
Tho Nautical 'Drama of
BEN THE BOATSWAIN
.J..
ulla M. Cooke
Alum bags
After which,
TUE GAME COCK OF THE WILDFRNESS.
Mow. .Julta M. Cooke
To conclude. with
PO-CA-HON-TAO
Julia 31.Cooka
Ti I EAT RE.—Tli e uudersi ed takes plea
nm in annmiaring that there has Lein set apart
Thursday, March 13th, 1856,
FOR TIM
BENEFIT OF MR. NI'BRIDE.
=IIIPERNM!!!
Tii kiiineloili3 with Shilkispearu'is Comedy of
Tlll COMELY 01 , ERROR'.
.}:Ktl”n Mcßride
Hasten to secoro your Riots. Box Book 011011 to niL
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
Fran the New York Scientific Atnerlean.l
Patent Finishing Plane.
This invention is intended for use whorl, it IP desired to im
p:ill x floe, Nllllll4ll, end glossy audios to the sod; but it is
applkahle, with advantage, to all kind of carpenter's planes.
The novelty consists in placing the cutting chisel. or bit, in
front of the wedge, instead of behind, as in common planes;
also in applying a metallic mouth-piece to the face of the
'dune, is front of the chisel, which mouth piece serves es the
n-et for the chisel, and confines the throat of the plane.
Ito; the mouth piece is so close to the edge of the bit as to
prevent the plane from ripping or split. tering the wood An
the least nlegree. Indeed. we 1111, Sl,ll the implement ap
plied to th, planing of wOO4l against the groin, and trans.
.r".•i V 4, the grain. having the n i or,il perfectly smart h. ;in
rf,t t , th , .•peratt..it. 4 ;his in i striinnint, that a may I.e up-
Of I: emiire ,neo: '
he-h rannot feels he dune by the n . nn unn plan
The pK rulinr arrangement of the mouth piece, bit, and
attic la a reinplide and firm bearing 6.ir the bit
oid,iiiejint its svldle length. and ilispelm, under all cir
unh the US, of a cap or double bit.
'I hes , ..ry .1111110 and effeenve Improvement, deetined,
jta Way into every carpenter ' s shop
in the land. ti sil chest is complete without it. The in
•o tor is Wm. C. Hopper. ofhaslet:id, and Ili , lucent
I- amdatinecy
Cn )1,756 F EAT , '. Ni. sO Fidirth street, .kgcnt for
Prrrsucaon. January 3d, Mb.
Mr- M. F. EATON—Sir: We are Cabinet-makers, and
have 11”pper's Patent Veneer Pittll , i, anal we can rt-eurn
mend ..tir fellow workmen as far superior to the old
mode ~t scraping. A man can plane as much veneering in
h.nir with this piano as he outitl serape in Elie aid way
In a tla) ; and with greater ease; for any man that has used
the st knows that it cramps the baud, anti will burn
an I hlniter the finger. We would net (1,, without these
Pdti,es sf i hey .at three times the money they do. We hare
AL, used los Patent Jack and Fore Plane, and rouseler it
tlii• hits. Yea can plane against the
gram , d the as oell as sit 1:11 it.
.11 , 1 I N NI. BOICF-
H. LEWIS.
AITII.NY
PET FAL LF.FFr:It. F.•rY•u::on.
G. C. lI“LLIEDT.
JAC,III KW? WOE 1,1),
F. 114110 E,
T Young S Co :$ l'abunq. Fa, to•
.4 !: 'm , [.—Thin ntiv: invention in highly nppre
I lit I .1. 31.1.] • 41111 • si l s of right, hate Inivn made on goon
tell", ..n.• that inn e the utaritine tifoll6llllo , it on
tif non, 01 the aign. anti one nut, it
und.,• the unit, of [lnv, who vtignite to the Itunitittnn. Th,
trade pi a Ivry env. and Iteretotort•
1114 - 111 11l /I, JUL tLi, nnulln.Ruh thiA
o: n.. i • au d0u1,1,,1 or tr,bitql, nod liar
oin•onn •1 C. 'loon! od to do :1, lor;ro tonunns, i. try
t.rnali i.jwron,n in n,nn.l tiny p-oplo are to.nlently
:t ••nt
t., the Allrrh••er County
G• Ntart in 1,. eit:.
N.. h at oi.•• of the
n: .if tire
T,-120. • I -- Ti,,• .
,•1 Le.‘ls' imr - ras. - e, and Clearers.
.• healm..; .1•1,111pc.k,, ImreLex
e: ••• !.• • 1 til.h. - Imthhe,44 th,L i. now ht use, wc,rding
u.
• Inney j 11.1,..., %she have e,,,Latitte.l them.
M.
Pirrsrwr.on, DeceraLvr 27, I Sas.
Me. 51e , E,F. E.tr,,s me
I,e etiabled u, elate, ulcer a tlirkrough trial
of Mr. J. lieed. , • tubular Furnace or Heaier, that
It fully it i,ivers ill, purpose of supplying my duel
iinit will: it plea.,aut and properly warmed air.
au:or:ally ree,unmerid it. Yours,
WM. F. JOHNSTON.
plrNm - RGir mATCII WORKS, NO. 3-t
CLAY A 1.1.EV.—.1...rit1t17 , .. EHLE : CO. ho4 ink x>
th, EXCI.L..,:I‘ is his; HT ,0 wv Ow
ATCHLE!i:i MATCH MACHINE"
n C.,noty, arc pn.p.trationn to ',,UPPI.Y
TRADi: WITH :MATCHES, warraated to be rt, good
MI) or brought to thts mat krt.
I tr t fit,. no Ft tU WY II st rthtt.
A WRONG IMPRESSION CORRECTED.
Orrice or Or S. S. Virgo.
711 Broadway, N. V. February, IssB.
I find that .Iv , rtisements 113,3 apprarod in the es.
reatlng the inil,re,cion that 1, or some porno connected
ban be , .n traveling, lecturing and prac
tif.,g the, for ,bsta.o, of the rhest.
1 hi- i. n iolmake. I have nmt lwen, for the last ten years,
tttl.' ant not tint, :Otto-tit fotun rite of York, for the
en ng or practising medicine--my duties her,
d•mm~d!ng toy ninth. time.
rthor. I hen• is no por. al traveling, or located elsewhere,
there 1,-0. who has any professional connection
1:11 n. or my odiee. or who has any right to semi his pa.
u• nts t ., t ar Inodi6ll, of to .hiret - t 101,1,1, to be addressed
t,• Ina through t oo, or to hail a s of " 714 Bradway. N. Y.
1 in ludo in this statement ad persons. (whether oaring my
n:in or otherwElej claiming any professional association or
,-•.un,....t!0n with me.
1 wish to disclaim all resYsmsibility in regard to both tho
prnr;oo and prnet!ces of such persons.
Those desiring to ronsnit me. can do PO by writing or can
ning at my office, 714 Broadway. N. Y. My Medicines are to
t. f,oind only at toy office or with my regular agents.
n - r)__ DR. S. S. PITCH'S SIX. LECTURES ON CON
SUMPTION, TIM LAWS OF LIFE," to., a new INlitlon.
just issued, 350 pagfa, 7t) illustrations, and steel portrait of
the author, sent by mail, to or for invalids, at 2.5 cents—sub
stantially yziven awry. PoNt.llgl. 15. cents. Give Town,
County. State and Post Office. S. S. FITCH, M. 1)
marl
Author of •• °dz. Lectures," kc.
Palmer's Celebrated Epicurean Sauce.
QTAs Ds preeminent for flavorin Soups,
Gravie, Fish. Meat, ,;ame, ke., kc. adnse all good
to try it. Price 25 cents per bottle, at all droc‹ , .-
ry Stor, in the rntteel States and Canada,
kor sale by M'CLUittl and G. 11. KEYS ER, Pittsburgh.
I'. T. LY).,
Janl2:dawly inl 241 Market street, Phindelphin.
N.VcIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.—
Tho above Hotel. irohting the Mr mt gnhola Wharf, be-
Smith held and Grant strms, tngetlwr with the
eTA It I.FS thereto attached. will be for rent after the let day
April next.
Th.• 111.0, 111411 baling very largo and commodbms, and
near the pripe.s.sl Pitl. 14 two Willi . ..nil Stations anti the
otTers n'tonrkahlo inducements to those wishing to
in this bositnrs. Inquire at the office of
Ii EO. ARNOLD it CO..
Fourth gtr,t.
Q EVEN DWELLING HOUSES TO LET-
Four larg, Dwelling num.., Sue. 20, 22, 20 and 30
'Fiord street..
A Dwelling House on Carroll street. Allegheny—contains
a hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen and three bed-rooms,
:ina loth nom. Rent 00 r.er month.
A Two Story IlonNo on Townsend street. well arranged fur
.-oanion unit ronventeno,—slls a year.
A Dwelling (louse of nova rooms, on Mt. Washington—
isn year.
A largo and eonveuieut Dwelling Howe, situate on Penu
street— a year. S. CUTILIIFAIT ,t SON.
sari 51 Market street.
- POR T SALE.—By virtue of an order of the
F
Orphans' Court, dated Unruh Ist. LW,. will be exposed
to Kale, MI the 2.9 th day of Stanch, IS:.fi, at 10 o'clock, A. St..
the following deseribeii properly, situated in the Borough cf
McKeesport, viz: Lots No 17, '24, 25, 26 and frOnting
i-ach Co feet on Shaw', Lane. and extending hark to Sixth
.I[l3o width. 14(1 feet. Alas. Two Story Brick lions,'
and Lot on raid street, 12., fret front and extending back to
an :they 140 kait- NARY A. SINCLAIR.
inb7.dtw4t Administratrix of IL Sinclair, dec'd.
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BOXES W. ROCK CANDY - •
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aud for Bale by
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I 000 (1)(74')-\ NUTS, fresh, just received
and tor Aale by
MATS FRESH DATES, new etop, just
•-/ recuileAl and for ral, hy
k ANDERSON
iitM W 1,4 Btll,l.
EM . I 11 BARRELS for sale by
KEYNIER k. ANDERSON
QTA . II CANPLES-25 boxes to arrive itrld
1 I 1.11 - Sak by I n‘lllol ATWELL. LEE. S On.
4 1 0 P-25boxes Ex.
)11
In store and to arrive; for Bale by
Inlll.o ATWELL. LEE .17 CO.
LO E R SEE r)--50 bus. prime this day re
v/ <aynd and for rAlel.y Imhlol HENRY 11, 1T11.1.1N:;.
BEANS --30 bus. received and for sale by
trthln HENRY H. COLLINS._
LARD -1O kegs for sale by
rublO HENRY 11. 0 - .)1..L1N6.
LINSEED OIL-9. bbls. received and for
role by [ruhlni HENRY IL COLLINS.
- 1.74 1 GG S--:-.4 bbls. received I,v Railroad and for
_i_i tole by '.1”11103 lIENItY H. COLLINS.
'ORIIAIIN on the Application of Cast
and Wrought Iron to Building purposes. By William
F' ' '
Foirbairo, C. E., F. It. S . F. (1. S. For side by
nib 10 St. T. C. MOItOAN, 104 Wood at.
ARD—I3 kegs No. 1 for sale by
_LA mhl- HENRY COLI INS
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80ERH AVE S'
HOILANO- BI TTERS
ELECTRO-CUIEDLISeII E AROMA
Echt Hollanchich Kr u id en , Bitters
TWO YEARS have elapsed since the intro
auction of thin valuably a, ea into tho United states
Daring this timo it has gainal Itniyartal popularity no
remedy fur
Myer and Ague, Dyspepau ffeudadie,
Lass qI ite, Coe - tire-nee;
Mind and Skating Plies.
Many of ear moat worthy citizens testify to ita wonderful
eMracy in all afibctions of the stomach and liver. As a
tonic, it never has been equalled; for the relief It affords in
all rases of debility or weakness of any kind is almost
stela:memo'. in nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic tacos
thins, it has in numerous Instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided cure.
Whsu eminent physicians prescribe, and their patleutano
unhesitatingly recommend, surely we may cease t doubt,
and eagerly test Its virtues for ourselves.
FEVER AND AGIIE. / •
.4 thee of Maid Meralha' Standing Oared by Borrhnett.-Thl:
/and Eatrrs.—Michael Kelly, No. 117 Grant, near Smittiiield
strtvt, says: Last July, while running on the river, on a
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans, I was
taken with fever and ague. For eight long months I Suffered
with this dreadful disease. The greater part of this time I
was nimble to work, and spent at least fifty dollars for dif
ferent medicines, but I found no permanent relief. Three
weeks ago. one of my friends insisted upon my trying Boor
have's Bitters, saying that a cure taus guaranteed.
After taking .it for one week. I most state I was a sound
man. I have been at work now for two weeks, awl have
had no return of the chills and fever whatever..
1 certify the above statement is true.
Thous AD.IIIB, Diamond Manse,
Or at R. Chester's, Gothic Hall.
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Lincomb, of Birmingham, says: "I have tumid
in Boerhave's 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.
READ TIIISI
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A gollandex's Testimmv.—Jacob Rinskes, living in the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After
suffering for some time the misery attending an utter pros
tration of mind and body, I have boon restored, by using
Boerhave's Holland Bittern, to perfect health."
The fact of this remetly being in such high repute among.
Cie in Wisconsin, Michigan, Now York—in fact,
11 every Holland settlement in the United States—argues
mnch in its favor. •
STRF.NGTII AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living ton miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Peinisyltsiiiii Canal, says: "NI - hen I commenced taking
Boorhave's Holland Bitters, I could hardly tvallt—now, I
enjoy excellent health.'
WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTIOW
.inotlier Great Cure Effected by 800-ham's .11aliand Bitters.
—The wife of Peter Da Witto, living in Holland Town, She
boygan county, Wisconsin, mitered - much from weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. She had Leen under a pliyei
rian's care for some time, but the disease seemed to baffle
even his skill. She purchased sonic Holland Bitters nt our
eMce, which has given tone to her stomach, her appetite and
strength aro returning , and wo fi rmly believe, that this is
another great curs effected by your modidtio.
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One thing
you can rely upon, what we have published ore from persons
much respected in our community, and are
literally true.
. Qmicrms
FAlltor Sheboygan Nienwbede, Sheboygan,'Wls.
A Ca.' of Two Months' Seanding Cared by Boevharre's Hol
land Batters.--George Henderson, of Pittaborgh,says: "After
suffering for three months with rheumatism--a part of the
time so severely as to confine me to my bad—Lhasa been
entirely cured by ming llocrhuve's Holland Bitters. I have
had one attack since, but found almost instantaneous relief
in the sumo medicine. It is, In my opinion, a sure remedy
for rheumatism."
NERVOUS ANT) RIIEIIMATTO iFFIXTIONS.
Thhi changeable weather is likely tttprodnee a grant deal
of sickness. Tn persons troubled with' nervous or rheumatic
affections, we woubt recommend IToorhave's Holland Bitter,
(In referring to our columns yon will Rud certificates from
aim., of our first (lemma and English eitizens.—Poltrtyl
'ain Mtials Zriterng.
THE WORST FORM OF rILES CAN DE CURED.
W.• ars At liberty to refer to several well known gentle
men, who hare esed, thormighly tested, and now recommend
Roerhare's Holland Bitters as a remedy for piles. We non
not at liberty to put Usti their ntinas.. - , hot will take pleasure
in referring any liersen to them who denies this statement.
For this affection. one-half of the prescribed dose slinnl.l
be taken—say latiftesspconful—raorning, noon and night,
hour before meals.
, .
greet popularity of this I,lW:tint Aroma has induced
Many imitations, which the public should guard against pur
chasing. Be not pet - seeded to buy anything ehoo until you
have ;riven Iltierli.vre's Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bot
tle is 'lt convince you how infinitely superior it is to nil these
innLations.
trite. Sold at $1 per bottle, or sis bottles for SS, by the sure
proprietors. BENJAMIN PAGE, JiL, & CO.,
Man tillicttuinkt Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
cor. Smithfield and Third streets. Pittsburgh.
IL E. SELLERS & CO., Druggists,
corner Second and Wood streets.
A ed all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Rinninghtun,
Mute-beater a n d Temperancflville. .ers,Wesly
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
.1 PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE
Health B.eatored and Life Lengthened
ROME'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR,
IT WILL replace weakness with strength,
incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity, and this me only without hazard of renc•
tier, but with a happy effect on the general organization.
Boar be mind that all maladies, wherever they begin,
~::!-Lwith the nervous system. and that the partffization of
the nerve of motion and sensation is physical death. Rear
in mind. oleo, that for every kind of nervous disem.e, the
Elixir Cordial is the only reliable preparation known.
it n language can convey an +Magnate idea of the immedi
ate and almmt miraculous change which it occasions. in the
dheas.sl, 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
synipturnn of nervous dLsease vanish together under its influ
ence. lk:or is the effect temporary; for the Ckrdial properties
of the medicine reach the constitution itself, and restore it
to its normal condition.
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to the bead, melancholy,
delahty, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of selfslestruction
—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostration, irritabili
ty, nervousness, h3ability to sleep, disease incident to males,
dor,,y of the propagating functions hysteria, monomania,
vague terrors, palpitation of the heart, impotency, constipa
tion, etc., from whatever causes arisingls, if there be any
reliance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely infal
lible
- -
The unparrdicied effects of this great restoratire in all
complaints Incident to females, mark a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been Invented , —,
thousands of invigorants concocted—all pm - porting to bo
specified in the Various diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
Who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tre
mors, pains in the back, or any other disorder, iibether iss- •
culler to her sex, or common to both sexes---should give the
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others, will find this Cordial, oak' they have used a bot
tle or two, a therongh regenerator of tbo system. In all
directions are to ho 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
dis.voos for which it is recommended. Thousands of young
non have been restored by using it, and not in a single In
stance has It failed to banefit them.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION.
Or consamptivehabits, nee restored by the use of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pale, yel
low, sickly color, to a I;cautiful florid complexion.
TO THE.. MISGUIDED.
- -
These are nome of the sad and melancholy effects produced
by early habits of youth. viz: weakness of the back and
limbs. pains in the heed, dimness of eight, loss of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous
Witty, derangement of the digestive functions, general dov
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. self-distrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., era some of the evils produced.
All thus aftlicted,
BEFOItE CONTEMPLATING
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most rd
creotry requisites to promote connubial happiness; indeed,
without these, the journey through life becomes a weary
"grilg:Cth prospecteholydarkens
trrw the mind
becomes ulow with despair, andtilled the mean
i choly reflection that the happiness of another becomes
blighted with your own.
CA Ur ON I
some unprincipled persnuii.
In future, all the gt , sulas Cordial will hare the proprietor's
fac-shoile pasted over the cork of cad bottle,and the follow
ing worts blnwil in the gins,:
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial.
C. 11. 1NG, proprietor, N. Y.
kEYMBIL & ANDERSON.
No. as Wood fit,ta.
EYII ANDERSnN,
No.nw,..4,:treet
No. 1 Soap
- ¼' c - - -
RYLEUSI ATISM
DR.. MORSE'S
CURE OF Nmitvous DISEASES
LOSS OF ME3IORY,
A °BRAT MEDIOTNR FOR FEItdLES
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been couliterreited by
The Cordial Is put-np, highly concentrated, in pint hottlen
—price three dollars per bottle, two for tiro dollars., six for
twelve dollars. C. Li. BING, Propriotor,
192 Broadway, N. Y
F. ,1.1 F.y Druggists throughqut the Vnitei States, Canada
end the West Indies.
AGENTS:
I.IEO. IL KEYSER. No. Ilt Wood at.
.FLEMING BROS, No. 601Voal street; •
E. SELLERS Wad street.
Allrgheny City— ISWKLIAM. k M'EENNAN;
..LOLES T. SAMPLE A CG.;
• .....I.P. FLEMING.
Acent for 01;t0....1. PARK. Giurirnntit rerrthdeuly
Ittteburgh
- DMA/ATE DISEA'SE6-.011. No.
.1 41 Diamond alley, devotes Ids entire attention
to au Office Practice. Ills business is mostly confined
to private Vencrisil, DiSeLLSSS. sad such painful affec
tions, brought on by imprudence, youthlul indulgence,
and excess.
yphilis, Syphilitic .Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture
Urethral Diachargea, Impnrity of the Blood, with all diseases
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Dleeasea, Scorbutic Eruptilms,
Totter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal weakness.
impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Monthly
Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Flotilla in Ann, tietletts
Ag ee -new, Pains in the Rack and Loins, Irritation of-tile
Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated. Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years' practice (ten In this city) enables Dr. Brown
to otter assurances of a speedy cure to ail who may came un
der Us care.
Office and Private Conaultation !looms 41 Diamond Miry
.34;- Chargee modernte. jnorsniarrly
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted fur
the care of swum DISEASES. Hie entrees In
long-standing cases is unequalled. The afflicted am invited
to call without delay s Persons afflicted with Venereal Dis
eases, Rheumatism, Piles, or Seminal Deb Wry, shonid.
not
delay to get his advice. Letters containing a fee, immettlate
ly answered.
VI-Office and Private Rooms, No. 41 Diamond
Pittsinitrati. Jae
RYE FLOUR-38 bbls. for sale by
febZ3 S3IITII, 31Allt & 1113NTER.
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