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rl ESDAI MORNING:::
Court of Quarter Sessions.—. Hon. Win. B. M'Clure,
President Judge ; Bon. Gabriel Adams and Wm.
Boggs, Associate Judges, on the Bench.
Mose AV, March 31.
Commonwealth vs. William iire.itrake : indictment,
seduction, on oath of Miss Mary Murray.
This was the first case called up, and re; it is rather
important, being the only one over tried in Allegheny
county ender the act of Assembly of 1843, known
as the " Seduction Law," we give below the evidence
in full.
The prosecutrix Is about nineteen years of ago, of
prepossciiing appearance, and was formerly a com
positor in the Dispatch office. She is well educated,
intelligent and accomplished. The seduction is al
leged to have been achieved under promise of mar
riage, a positive proof of which will be necessary
to warrant a conviction.
The defendant Is a young man of respectable pa
rents, and resides in Allegheny.
District Attorney Roberts and M. Swartswebier,
Esq., represented the Commonwealth ; Col. S. W.
Black and T. B. Hamilton, Elm., appeared for the
defendant.
Mr. Swart:weldor opened for the prosecution by
reading the act upon which the charge is brought.
It provides that any person found guilty of seducing
it female not twenty-one years of ago under promise
of marriage shall be subject to a fino not exceeding
$5,000, be imprisoned in the penitentiary not less
than ono, nor more than three years, or sent to jail,
as the Court, in its discretion, may choose. Ile also
gave a brief history of the case; after which the
prosecutrix was called and sworn.
Miss Mary S. Murray, steer"—ln Juno, 18.54, resi
ded in the city of Allegheny ; was then -engaged as
a compositor in the Daily Dispatch office ; had been
engaged there from September, 1853 ; lived with my
father; became acquainted with the defendant, Wm.
Oreatrake. about the first of June, 1854, at the house
of her mother, where I was introduced to him by his
sister; was only in the house a few minutes, and
when I returned home, be went with me; a few days
after, he called at my father's house, in the evening,
after tea, and staid two or three hours ' • shortly soh
sequent he called again, and staid an hour ; on the
9th of June I went with him to the theatre; idler
that ho generally called two or three times a week ;
during these calls I was sometimes alone, and at
other times persons wore with me; these visits were
continues until the latter part of July ; on the 4th of
that month be proposed marriage to mu ; did not ac
cept htm at that time ; he also made other proposals
I did not like ; he said if I would submit to his de
sires he Would marry me as soon as convenient; told
him to go home; he went ; saw him next day in my
father's house, when ho made excuses fertile conduct
the evening before, saying he had been under the in
fluence of wine ; he asked me whether I had consid
ered the proposal he had made me ; told him no ; he
said he wished I would; I replied that I did not ex
pect to see him again, after I had ordered him from
the house ; before be went away, told him I would
consider his proposal ; saw him again in a few days ;
he asked rue what conclusion I had come to, and I
replied, I would marry him ; this wee about, the 12th
or 13th of July; shortly attar, he Called upon me,
and again made improper proposals; he also acted
and spoke very rudely, which caused me to tell him
to go out of the house; do not know whether he was
under the influence of liquor; be made improper
proposals to me nearly every night he called ; 6n
the last Sunday in July, he came into our house,
just before Chueoh time, in the evening; we
took a walk, and came hack about nine o'cloek
the family was up stairs ; he again made improper
proposals,:and said if I would submit, he would mar
ry um; he succeeded ; I was then engaged to be mar
ried to him, and it was those promises that induced
me to submit; he said he would marry me in a month
or two, as his eireunistances would not permit him
to d o so just then : he U.N . e me no preseuts up to
that time. and net until the nest New Year's dew :
1 was eighteen years of age the April herrn; he
celled afterwards pretty often he was there two 'lays
after: ha had promised to come the evening before,
end jest stepped in to t e ko his overuse; he ,„„i
that he had heard 1 was newel!, lint told me not
to worry myself, as he would make - matters all right.
Mr. Meek here submitted to the Court w liether
visits made after the alleged reduction was evidence.
tie molumileil they wore riot, r.n.l thought the testi
mony to this effect ought net In go to the jury.
Mr. Swartwelder. in reply. staled that, inasmuch
SS the Art of AFsembly required that the testimony
of the prosocutien in relation to the promise of mar
riage should he corroborated either by positive ..r
eireumstantial evident , . he was of opinion that the
visits. referred to ought to be allowed to be proven.
because they went. te strum the relation. between the
parties.
The Court adjourned until anew dinner.
fn the afternoon, the point raised w a s argued pr.
and con, and the Court Overruled the testimouy
t.
prove .eduction, but admitted it w o n l,l be
to prove fornication andAlErt•artly.
E xota i r eatio. l V 1,116101 The child was born tle
Ist of November, ; male child : Mr. t; remarks
is the father; the last time I saw him was in Febru
ary. 1855, on the sth or 4th: 1 had seen hire tie
Wednesday evening le-fire I met him at my father'
Meuse: that was the 31st of January, I believe; sow
him the Sabbath before that: bad eistinexion with
Creatrake when I saw Into in February: did not see
hire until the next May ho was net in town, but
down the river at New Orleans; I went down the
river because I was told te e e; b e told uo ,
there was a eircumetnnee that happened before that
counsel for defendant object..l to further es -
deuce as to the circutionance)- 1 did go to NOT
ter
lenns ; didn't do any thing pertieular there.
reess• creed nee/ -Trio latter part of May or Jon•.
I was first introdunal to Line by his sister; don't
know whether he wax living with his nether and
cuter belie% übe was: he rolled to see use the ill
at
week ; the next time he railed there was a gentleman
there who had been C0111i111.!, to see me; sometimes
when he came there woe other company and SOlllO
times there was none stayed till ! thou!.
nine
'acct: en Tuesday night, June ninth, I woo
with him first; the second night we went to the
Theatre ; it was twelve :'sleek when we git hem, ,
It was raining and then lie crone in. Sonietimc.
stew him four times a week. On the 4th of July he
first proposed to marry me- I was at the cirrus is
ab
him. I was not in the habit of going to such
as the cirrus. It was about Si o'clock when we sot
home. It was after we got to the louse he pr..posol
to marry me- I dal not make hint au sturwer then.
I didn't decline his preposition nor iiid I at:sept.
About an hour idler he made the proposal of disbon
or to me. When he proposed that, I ordered Lim
home. We eat in the front neon. There is a doer
Irponiug into the kitchen and also One lot, the halt
On the let Sabbath stilisequent to the 4th of July los
came and I accepted hie prepesal. Ile did net rl-it
night make improper proposals to ma. 'rho first
evening after this Salhath he asked use to submit
his desires, but I did not. I did not eubmit to him
the next time. It was on ;:binday. I think the 2:1,1
of July,l did submit to him. Ile did net i a teki, these
dishonorable propositions to um every night he M ITIc.
Ile made them with the exception of two evenings
every night from the time I was engaged to him. It
was because he renewed his promise of marriage that
I submitted. I had intercourse with him Oil the 3lst
January and lot of February'. I went down the ri
ter on the Bth of February. I did not kno.v :000i
lively when I left Pittsburgh that I was pregnant; I
supposed it was so but Oreatrake was sure it was no.
It was within two weeks before I started that he told
me I was pregnant I have been to circuses when I
wee a child. I have been to balls since I grew up.
I was et Wilkins Ilall twice at eotillon parties. That
is sometimes called Cargo's Hall. That was a year
before I knew tiretttntke. I don't know bow long.
I can't say that I made any aequaintances that night.
The second time I seam at Wilkins Ball at a hall was
in April or May '54. I went with Mr. Schucktmen.
I did not make any acquaintance with a Mr. Mitch
ell. I never knew such a man. I was never mar
ried to him. I was never married. I never was
married to a man who milled himself Mr. Mitchell.
I never took dinner at the Monongahela House with
Mr. MitelielL I can't say I ever knew Alderman
. isi n zatart. I never had any conversation about Mr.
Mitchell. I know Mrs. Hazen. I told Mrs. Heron
that I was MA .71041 to Mitchell after the ball. I Sin
-Itl,l to her that I wag married to Mitohell,whom I got
acquainted with at the but I dill It at the in
stance of Mr. Oreatrake. r that statement
I was
aura on a Wednesday, January, 1853. nOVer
informed that I Iseult] be asked this and siwnlXill1 5'
4 / 1-
lion'. I don't recollect of telling Mrs. Ileum :!
hadn't gone to balls I wouldn't have got into that
difficulty. I think she told me that. I know Mime
Adeline Woodward. I never made any similar state
ments to her. Before I went to Now Orleans 1 saw
Miss A. Woodward. I never made the same state
ments to her I made to Mrs. Hazen. I received ono
letter to her while I was away. I wrote ono or
two letters to her. I wrote from New Orleans and I
Ireliuve when I was on the boat coming up the river
I wrote again. tiler° letter of prosecutrix shown to
her for the purpose of identification. Objected to
rn the ground that it was taking advantage of a
press examination to introduce the matter of defense.
Objection overruled. Prosecutrix admits the letter
end envelope to be in her hand writing; letter post
marked March 13, addressed to Miss Adeline Wood
worth, care of the Pittsburgh Dispatch. Second and
third letters shown and acknowledged by proseeu.
4v...tato be hers; one dated March 17th, post marked
.• Cincinnati addressed to Rev. T. R. Taylor, Allgheny
city.; I know Mrs. Rhodes in Allegheny city ;
received one letter from her when down the river; I
answered it; I had a conversation with hr previous
to goinr with regard to my marriage with e
tireatrake,
but none in regard to my marriage with Mitchell; I
bad that convenmtion at Mrs. Derby's house; I think
it was in :armory, 1854 ; we had frequent conversa
tions; she was very anxious I should get learned.
Another, , etter, dated steamer Midas, April Ilth,
addressed toMrs. Rhodes, shown to the prosecutrix
and neknowidged to be her handwriting. The Court
then adjournel until 9 o'clock this morning. The
neon was crowded during the entire day and a great
deal of curiosit: was manifested.
~. • , 4 1" r 4
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
TA, lirut , hßecvere , i—When O'Brien escaped from
jail, n couple of w,eks ago, it will be remembered he
stolen gold watch from a fellow prisoner, named
Graves. He subee , phntly sold it at Liverpool le a
German butcher, for twmnty dollars and a revolver„
from whew it has been eeovered by jailor Phillips
• k
Ifeeting of City Gouncilo.•=.Thri iegfiiir Mita - 1Y
moo ting of City Councils wag held last night.
::APRIL 1.
Common chervil.--President Miirehall in the
The special committee, to whom had been referred
the subject of purchasing Lowry's steam engine, re
ported that they had raised $1,600 for the purchase
of said engine, and arranged for the payment of that
amount to Mr. Lowry. The report further stated that
as soon as the arrangements wore made, the engine
would be delivered up to the Committee on Engines
and Hose.
A resolution, offered by Mr. Errott, requestng the
Legislature to pass an act authorising the opening of
Pennsylvania Avenue, was road and referred to a
Special committee of five, with directions to report
at next meeting.
A resolution, requiring the city tax collectors to
levy upon property belonging to the Pennsylvania
Railroad, an which they refused to pay taxes, was
read three times and passed, after being so amended
as to make the city responsible for costs.
In Select Conseil, the City Solicitor, in pursuance
of a resolution passed at the last meeting, reported
that the Pennsylvania Railroad had refused to pay
taxes on their depot in the city, on the ground
that they were oxlionorated by their charter; he
also stated that the County Commissioners were
about testing the matter before the District Court.
The report was accepted, and a resolution instructing
the City Solicitor to assist the Commissioners in their
suit passed. In C. C. non-conourred in.
The ordinance granting the right of way to the
Allegheny Railroad by Duquesne Way to the Aque
duct, was taken up, but after considerable discussion
was lost by a vote of four ten.
A vote was then taken on the ordinance, granting
the right of way down Liberty atroet, which wad also
lost by a vote of four to to ten.
Mr. Varnum read in place an ordinate granting
the right of way down Butler and Pike streets, to the
canal, which elicited a very animated discussion, and
passed to a third reading.
tea on unquestionable authority that the
and Mahoniug Railroad Company and iho
Cleveland
:stern Railroad Cumpatly have consolidated
the tau companies into ono, und that the Cleveland
and Toledo Road, together with the Siiiithern
Michigan Company, have agreed to elidurve tnii
millions of the bonds of the above coneobilitied
North -We
arrongement insure, dm completion of the
entire route from Biala, illo to llovulmul, nod, whim
completed, forms the moat powerful competitor for
the Western and North-Western busizimi. through
Pittsburgh that any imaginable combination cool,'
effect_
As other companies and individuals will do a, they
please with their own money, it is useleas to complain
of the above mentioned consolidation. But it
proper that Pittsburgh and its people cease contend
tng with ono another about the superiority of any •ar
of its own roads, and. on the contrary, to prol..et,
defend and encourage every ono of them to con
eider what is bunt for the city, rather than what is
best for any particular et,rt or side of the city.
As our route direct to Chicago in so nearly rem
plated, and, when brought into nee, has near sixty
miles in distance advantage over the present route
between Chicago and New York, besides the adieu
tage of grades, straightness of line and local ti4i.
ness, it is important that it be brought early into use,
and thus gain the alvantage of early hoary hu•ine, ,
As this route is eomposed of throe independoot
corporations. it is also imporUtut that they 5t0..11.1
perpetually work harmoniously as 1111 Ullll, Ir. I I,llv
iliffieultios divert the trade and destroy the ustfoines,
oC sash. This sulijrrt worthy the fullest
sitienttiou of our 1.0.. t coon. Ms) L.
the b.et time to adopt proVer eimfit,rai-ting timati•
I,rat.eft tha ititureats at ,taka
ona Sni nniny r. On Saturday I
term] ten and eleren n gang or
r , wtlita enterotl the drinking house or Mr. r,
on Market street, fad rotnin..antifiktsinNt , i.•titt,
hafre, by tleptr"ying the furniture the re”te
Myerlt n.m..n•trated with then, the IN
I I hetii.btow.l Frank iimnt, with whom be 111.1 te
prr v Inns diffirul ty. pu11.•4 out n large k .n.l
h.III iu the left nd.•, ,htitetlng and
1-01 - 111Lf.! , rltlttl "tin.' Tlit , 14.,..110 , 1❑ Ws.n
nnuedii rely arreAlt. , l and taken t.. tltt. Mny...T . o 1,2,t.,
where he hail an i,aniinall.n ventertl,i)
‘‘ltleh in hi , ~tninat."l in jail. •p,...10,
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hil.rtng until .L•ntt fin , roult
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with a whit.• rtmlf4,ri •1,,w, vrq I t
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(On it Sul' The e•eti h:ggers le ill
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Icing two rents. Tl,l, n .1411 tl.ll IO 1,11. 1 iert..l I,
I.rLitant. ¢n..l it im :gt IbG pnrw.k4lar )tiovtu,
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he jail, I",!t•rtlay, L , , oe t h e Man otslyruill,d
r”hinng (i rny's tailor n1).1.. and n mrrested
~11?1,ivintt twing c.,ne.-rued In that t ran,artion.l.l3l,
1111 (hon. wam Ho evldeorelll.. , n which In hold lidid he
wa.s
Stole. hood , 'C . *IV k fu ll
goods stolen from Gray's tailor shop. last week, ViCro
recovered on Saturda), at • tavern, in Allegheny,
where they had been left I.y on individual who lies
rinse dirappeaced. The goods were identified by
Mr. Bray.
Betrricd.—A woman named June "tel..T.
living in Poplar alley, was horribly burned on Sat
urday night by her clothes taking are. It is very
doubtful if she recovers. She was 'anti-. the Penn.
sylvania lioepitai by the Guardians of the poor.
Level.--The young man (Ironley, scalded by the
explosion of Blair & Co.'s boiler factory, ,lied on
Saturday night, from the injuries received. ills
father, it is feared, nanuot recover.
Rev. Robert M'Cracken vs. Jaines Kidd. Action
to recover the first instalment el the purchase money
of a tract of land in Lawrence rountv, cuutainiug
one hundred and fifty area.. The defe ndant . alloges
undue lufluellee in procuring his signature in the ar
ticle of contract as a triouus fur not paying. Verdict
Lrf tkilltiffe for $ll6O 70.
Th,7-intatt Wlll lame VP. S/111111 1. 1 Ifni rd. A'' 1,,
recover rwl 10r seri
Verdict for s2bl 2.
if o ury Miller y e . th e Mg7or, Aldermen i•
cent' of Pittsburgh. Action to recover
for injuries received by defendant in by falling
down an embankment, in Novonlbor. 1.02, iin Mad
burry alley. Damages laid nt $5,000. On triad
RAN FILANCUK/o, January 19, lasa.
,Hoses. Iladettirr of Smith, No. 267 /inn sired, I'iltd.ucyh—
We anticipate that ILOSTETTEWS TITTTERS will %non be
Cultllti NI popular in California as they hare in the older
Staten of the Union. Evr party that have tiled them
wants more, and dealers w h o have bought them from us
Lave not failed to roamw their orders. As the demand is daily
Inerwoling, wo Maitre that you should ship us, eta blew York,
LO dur. per month until farther notice. We have ordere on
file from llonolulti, Sandwich islands.
Very truly, yours, PARK A WIIITY,
feb2bsdaw Wholeealo Druggists.
11 F \Tn.Aniond 11nV r:trn?2t,wedbo.
tweeti Third and Fourth streets, whore he ran in. consulted
every day and evening. trib:ll,lwd
LOST—On Saturday afternoon a LACE:
VEIL, of large size, supposed to be lost on moithtield
Kernel, hotwe..ii Third and Seventh street. A reward ,i 1 tae
dollar.. will to. paid to ally one N 41111111113 It w th.• otlive of
• luLARELY ir RICLIEY, 811000. 4 d Cl.
-
VtALUABLE STOCKS Air A tlotioNl--
Ou TITUILBDAY EVENING, April it et o rlollt, at
tio Merchant's Exchange, Fourth street. will 1.. sold, Di
shares Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh, 17 shares Citizens'
Deposit Bank, 1, shares !land street Bridge ro nipativVl'S,, lb do.
Citiaen's Insurance Company P. 51. DA
Aurtluneor._
0 LON' itSEE iCenn
nylvanin Beet for sat. by
II P.NRY COLI.I NR.
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-'OSITffl) WITH TitE-DOL
LAR VINUft.HANK, No. ftl3 Ffll.loll ntrest., BA
the filet day or April, will draw INTER.V.ST from that
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TI'VAIJA 'l, March
BY TELE4RAPII.
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THIRTY-N'OURTH CONGRESS
YIEST SESSION' .-
WASH INGTOI4 . , March 31.—A!eate.--.M.r. Clayton,
in making an explanation regarding hie remarks the
other day, said the whole cost of Wilke' exploring
expedition during 4ts feur years, including printing
of narrative, would amount to about a mdliion and
a quart or of dollars. . .9
.
The &mate then resumed the consideration of the
resolution submitted by Iverson, providing that a com
mittee he appointod authorized to summon the mem
bers of the late Naval Board, for the purpose of as
curtaining reasons which governed their action. Mr.
Iverson reviewed the action of the Board, sympa
thizing with unfortunate victims of that unfortunate
tribunal. He could find no better parallel for the
summary manner in which they disposed of eases of
naval officers, than the exclamation of the hump
backed tyrant, '•otf with hie head, so touch for Buck
ingham !"
I llverson said there had been no meeting of the
Nnvnl Beard. One of them hml submitted a resolu
tion that their sesshms should be held openly, but
thi: , was .i otad down by a large majority, thus show
ing that the Board noted like a band of secret can •
spirators ; in saint' respects worse than the Spanish
In q uisition, for that heard the accused in Elio own
(Jerome, but this Board struck without a hearing.
Slidell opposed. Pending resolutions &funding
attacks of Iverson and others.
Mr. Butler objected to the legal character of the
Board. :hating hie conviction that they had not con
formed to the law tinder which they were organized.
Mr. Clayton denied that aliy ill jUSl.ietl had 1.0011
hoe officer:ry by removing or disrating them without
notice, no they held their aloe, during the pleasure
or the executive.
Mr. Crittenden said the law eontemplitteil rules moil
regulations by the Secretary of the Nacy, ht a hich
officers of the navy should base justice. which woe
not accorded.
The Senal.o adjourned.
Mac - . Mr. Haven IntrAtutod a 1611, which sra•
pa,se.l. nutlt,prizing, the enlargement el the tinstont
Hom , . Pict. Otiiee and Court (limbo buil•ling at
Buffalo.
On m o tion of Mr. Phelps., the military committee
was ini , tructo.l to inquire into the inespedieney of
accepting the •••1, Wet+ .pr volunteers to aid in ,111.
presautg Indian hostilities. upon the l'aeitio coa,d.
The Ouneral Appropriation bill wan made the spe
cial order of the or ott and after the I:ith of April,
ex.,•pting. Mondays, Friday+ and Saturdays , .
Catnpladl, of u•4l 10 1 \\ " a)
and Mean, to which had been referrod a 1. 1 11 for the
suppression of indoor hostilitie. , iu t/regon and
(Vashington, reported a nu hsti lute appropriotin g
three hundred thousand dollar , . to he expended no
der the direction of the President, for re+toring and
maintaining a pmional.lo .1,1...iti0n among the
In
dim, tribe. 1 1 1 th e P a Mtil• i 111.11,11,1 111111,11011 and
twenty thousand dollura for Ilse puiretni,e of goo
lewder. Mr. Campbell +aid the orig.n.ll l , ltl t•eit
teinplated a rather warlike in...tone-pt. but the Coin
mitten Ono/girl i t nont.l be better to report a
looking to pence or the Croutier , , ita recommended by
the Seerrta7 of NVitr
Mr. Allison, while not disposed to throw en im
pediment in the way of the I,a,sago of tho bill, was
of 111J101.4) the charge „ f Ileneral Wool
ernor Curry, in oaring the latter, 10. netting out men.
purehming hornet. he., was. Involving the reasery
in all expense of two or four might
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Mr. C a u l pheil, of Conn.., um , 11
1 fal of voting
money forthwith. and 1,..t.h0g .1..• ‘ , ltitiniatratom
•ouut hereafter.
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FITTSBURGII BOARD OF TRADE AND
DIERDUANTS' RECIIA.NGE.
Presido.e.
L. WIWI A 'STU.
Vied Presidents.
T. S. CLANK - E, GEO. W. CAS.i.t
Dreg-rum.
N. 1101dilE8, JR.
Secretary.
JAMES P. PARK.
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E. In poottltat 11 P lilitssi. 110 it wdl Inn rt n nlor,. All
111•11trIll iionn
am not of tto• n Ito honor , nod to 1 it .t.CSIS , I
wall tits Insil.sf thoulll/IV 1111il taltootte dt tul elven
and ditotit vto objects of whet moue, t•ot • t It-al
Import twit.° to the contrary opinion. and I wltl t
Lal
otoutplwat y and trot l 111V1 , 4 Yll , ll :110 Ns.1111) ••I :Its Is
111 di...Mealy OW 111 , 4 t rich and cotooly ~ .tor.. In ho
lllManco. our :roll &nor. , itt to L e t
IL wit' roily dtok Is. nx lor int-melt n rt, all, Ine ,
ttnittolattro.
firCitiltl ,
ira-0111... how. fr.nl 9 A M to 9 P M
_
1 -- ) TT•S 11.AliGEitREOTY ITS AND A5l
- givt• hiich
every hint s 4 1.41 f ..., oil..
So r istres.t. Pitrtivular atioiltioi, paid
I.
tux , iltios; is poi.ll than 1..
.11,11...1 I'l,l
100 (n, oithor luoix , ml And,r„
Isis, or Das gerri.s.inso Ciorio , 11110. from ov.ll
kiwi of Wlirr11.111.1•4 1., kI, 1 . 1,, 1110.11,11.•
air mall. 'lll I.I,EASkt.
NoTICI z , - TO 'llll , , TAX .IBLES ()rimy
SEVP:YI'II W A 11D TI,. o , nalty 4'.111,..,,,,,, i LLo .
viL:liti4,l ilt.• 1/181.• I. 1 i2....1i.i,Li. in nal.l \I LLLLI fr.tp )I.trL I
2•PIL L... May 19th. L;.11111 . .liT THOMPSON,
m')littal Annum:
FINE PLAID
DRESS SILKS—A. A. M . \
::.,,,., S 0)..1.Av.. 11% .614/. tillll ritoriling, I.y ENILL - Lsr
to pi, L, BLI 1 iL 18u de
LlLLe.tiallll.lll.tiLl nod E4HILLLLI llrv' Silk
L ompLkilig SOl/1.• ,f tilt. in ,n 4 filegfilli and 14..10,1011' ~ I l ,
nut ,offvitd. .01'..V
~....,;.'.- .. ,:-.:.,:',.,i.v.50,.?;;;- ." '" - "'' -"'
. ,
.'140: • Y
• „ -
I • ,.
,Vt
RIVER NEWS
Tits Itivint.—List evening, there were 5 feet IL in.-Iles
of water iu the channel—a fall of It) inches since our last 4•
vile. The weather is more MO,lerate, with the wind veering
round to the east, and every prospect of a change.
Tar:lllinois River packet " Aunt Laity" is note leadi
mi
ng at the foot of Wood stre.a, and Will be ready to cast loose
Wednesday.
Tna Jam, Parke," Capt. C. miner, will take in Lee
lima and halve far houisvill. , to-day.
Tnx new Ft,arner "Marengo," Capt. Nl'ollll,lll, I. taking
on croh;ht_ and ill ready to leave on Wednesday for St.
hook, trot the foot of Wood atreet.
Ar inuieritin. on the 29th. there wore 7 feet 4 inches on
the 1'.,11$ ror I,oatot, nod obout the
tniiltllo
hoot, In the canal then. we re
Fur tlestitolttou of the ..tenuter Fern." l'aptmln
Sharp Ipe,rl elthge.l from NVltlrotl. Itirrr to
SI. L.lli, Alia /OW o ill Collilaenre I.uuling for the latter port
to-.la).
TILE fxvt pfuta..itger "Forest City" in the 1 - 4 , g,tilnr
Whiling Oil" morning; .hr leaves at ln!.:,,,'rlork.
Ski. also make+ with the at '441,111...n
-cilh. and IVellervill,
CAPT C. W. LIONTMA•I'S now ,iteniner 3. 31. Convet," got
1.• low thy 310nongnlii•la n hero The will to' finnitiod.
t will 1. the "J 31. White - of the 'disponi i In
n•Knrd I
TRA,I3.FIN And S1111)1..1. u ii 1.1.111 . iu wili l that the ni sin
rvgtu" Iln• packet for ci,wirinnii this
1.1.1. .• lii
Tug •• Fr 1.. a. n,•• I.r liinnia rker, .11.4 111110 , 10 tL ,
I. at )• ne fire informed h) rani 1 ire. er, that
i midinnlonez eu wait utart 1,, hit - net later than In
i . 10 ,,, 11.11 . 1 -11 hL.m l d .1. 011 .1 - I T and Stql/
1.. r 1., Thu stininon
look MI Clork, says th t Ile hug n ig•W n,mi,
MAI., " ( . 114. M. Hays, is ~,,,, baidist, nn.l n ill lent, al 1U
1 , •It thin i nil Is , NO it Fippl,l for intrly.
MA4 To: F1.1.1..11 ,1 - Ingnn F .
the iiLitliani." that the Fredign
mink win!, lying ;it M'CL.oll.•lllville !Awl
-11,1!, u , kingtllll %1•• did at :tang lain
/i.•I
NV, LI.I, Icarn 1 , 3 r.
rt NA. h
1h plonk 1.1
11.•%.nv. it.t.
intrit 1, 1111 , 1 cont
;mt.
IT •11.1 . 1 t, renal - 0.4.4 t hat tiro preoroor I:ortorr 11ra
Ilan; 1./...011.1111..111 4 1 har reo.lar tripa nr ti, Nllall(lngun
111 v, lag .•I.r 'rot-skin). :tft.•rn.a.a 'rho E. (I'
in Iser .411.•••,. Capt. Marr..w Ayrea. and Mr. ALA...it, lark
an o to. nelll.l...‘rn in tho trail. that It na•ntarn 11.,
IL hllll . l. ii nt to rturtrantr , I r
Tor: Erolourrralranr - hr.-tight '2,111 1 , 1,1.4+ ..; nom,
1,,,h A 1....161.1...1 out by I/
PORT 01 0 PITTSBUILGII
I NATLH. 171 THE tHANWIL.
1 I:h I \. tar
t•.. 1 nay 1:11v11.•th.
•• Ig•A 111.•
•• IS , II mgt.
•• I.ttlinaZan , . ilk
•• I . J :•4•lll , .airt, Erntimyille
\ • toll,. ,tr.” ‘•
•• ••••••-•
J It Gh11 , 1... ustrlt. Liu ulllla.
••
No, 1. , i1
11r.1'AILTIC11.
1%•1 Itapard.
• Hr..% Le.%
•• Itr.oich,r 11.
• , ,illtre. Stttl,t,lll.•
11mr1111.
•• .1 W Ch.....0.hn. A
) • LAN E ' s
LIVER PILLS 111) VERIIIIMGE
I NI I) E
==l=ll=l
I, ‘: 1., • 4 7`l, {•“1..
rri i. r miti I. \hl , I.; VI: 11 1.1. 1 \ \ ENV I Vl•trli
,••••••1 r • t Anti it, 111+11 •pt r 111..11
+ . 1,,M I's S . 'I Inn. N. , roul •• Os, •5.•.:1 , mt,ir
i t s: I.,italt•6't, ,, /1 1 / 1 Y•11 , 1 555 , 111 LI. 111 , .1:1
.1 , , • '1.4 I 1 . .11 .•r•/.1(11 ••• 1•1. 100
De-rttl ( : tillifir.reDe of Dr. C. Mr1.1.1.e. hclos
11 ti on/ ri (•,).vvi . rwk,v)!
flu. 1. scoTT•s (.1:1,1:11/21,TED
1111ITE CUM LIMUE\T,
, ~ ..i u.
r. 11.4 mat",-.1..1 I) erprt ,, Red,
it!: ATE! , IN 1 ..1 It. .1 1... wool
J• S-1.414v..-A.'' AM, Ittirt,tt, A.
• 0r...A... f... PRiu Nalor 0 , I ~,,,
‘,. I.• tttat in I rrr . 2 ,
I 71 . 1. N 111 TX NI )1 1 -,NT
,ottt , .0. I plt•attant r,ttt-ly r-tt,
fl.r 11E11.1 \
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,• . 11 , :4 .l• , 1170 t, grtrtz f
5.t,.! it,. ,01 ,• .4.11
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1 .. IN 111. 11111;1 1 9
.il.li.ilAl. 1111 , 11 111 ..EFlt'l:
t 11110.11.1. N N 11./il. •0. I I,
.0 I •I .1.31.111,0 1111.
- _ : 111 \ I N•• I T I • THEM
N 11 . tl, 1 •:,1. 11,1 I
i•- ; I 1:1‘. II I II II II'I, 1 lb I IN LI NI \I K`‘'f
0. • I. • I. 1-.1 • 1b../sob 11141 ....II
1' M. LAN E, ‘I. U.
t,t•-• pr. 4.4• I. 1..1., I • .1.-r
.4,117 --.1.1 1 ntvl M •r• Laub
n,. I.r I.l\k.s INI
r ,11 ,N 1,0 1 1:101 • - glo 1.. IX
I :4 • ....•att, , 5.." ,, 1 e•- , (1.10.. •.1 I \I.I. s;
1, %4 111 r A • LIN; %I
~r 1 lk
IMEEIMEN
I )1011..kN0 . S El.r .\N
:-•
lo ~ is, •N 1,111,1 , 1-
.. tt tholl , hrt• t•
.• ~.11.• .1 Not 1,11.11 1A.1.11111 1/1 1 1r,..11 ..r thl hht, t•N
•10—‘0”-411.1,41.e. 1,111 a 1/1".... :1,1..1 1.1,1 ot Itt•ttclt.
attt o it•tt
Loth I ht. ot•I
Fhlto , . • 111...1 to the.
Bowl, A• 3 , 11) "I I itt• ro••tott h.
11.,1 t•w 1,...,1 , 1 lot .-I,
••• o • h...ltt Itt tho ,t• ~,, th it. i•••••or
F.. 1.. 1.41:•.•••, :lb 11,
.t• 111.. t.hooto, !,A11....1111“ ..1 Ih.. 11•..1, 1ft1111 , 4
I 11,1‘ :1.1 11,...,0, 1 . 11111 , i I._ Al 11”'
to 1,111 , 11 t. hrlll.l 1 . 111114 1 1 .111:,1 1 .
"1 \ . Itchtrt , tho St t ..ht. F, ot not
Phil Path to the Howl. 1.41 , tr 1 . 111.111111,1.,
11,1 a k. I . III I A. 1.11111, ..1^
rlogittot of Hoot (hutting in Thu
11••• th. •t• thont I Iltattin
••l- 11, athl 1111.1•1
IN•i•nwsitot
Sptrito
T),.. o p t itottr, it, rolling Iht• ititention filo ttl.ih• to
11..- totit.oration. loon •tt , with it fr•eling "1 the otot
I.
11: 1111.1 , . /41,11411‘14.1111 , 11 t., /11.1111,,..14 , 01 1..1 V, 11
•
It IA re.tionietitl.l.
It tee ry w Unified articio, but one that ha. the 14,1,a ton arat (rutl before the American people. and
tt• tt ',Mutton nod te nurivulloil by any tillittlar
,t.tilt. Tir tortI111“Ily In It" ttit en by 111.• Inr , l
pr‘altltt , ttt WM n it kme.in Phyintiiitt. and
u ti p u rts of the country. in Immense. Ib4l fling tiny st
to
nut to my Molliolahili," or Priwthwl R,., I.t
lot rutin,. anti F:uoilew t. l howl All Ihr
for th. l'tt.rttlatt
Itritt.ll,l4l I t h.l Matttillutt..l,l -., e„1 tim•t, i t :lir
.b.11•11in
„Li I, n I(ryw‘y, stlevt: it A
y „ N o it t. VI, It/ ••• •
Air”ot: IL Svrti.rtz and J. P. Flvtitittg,
a,.I"•I "I) i.
=MEI
JNI (1N 1'1; A NSVoIt'I'ATION
1. I NE. 1 la, E., uu..1.• o•tt...iso k ionu,
\ Es:. \ \ \ I
~„] \ 11,1:11 \ T.) t.ll VVI I, I TUE E.lll l .
Ell\ CITIES. NV.. :111 /114.411, 11
4 , 1 1 . 1 Ivlltin 1111,1Lb,'"
h.• C.1.1./.1nu.1 ltallron.l. that 110
1 .1110, „111 1... 1.11.1 gn.11,1 1 ,11.m. t..
I 1,...,1..1. 111.1 Vt. .:1;r Tho
'nu , . A 1.1.F..11EN
1 1 11111 . I IE 1:A11.110.1,t vlll iu. 0u1t0..1 1. t..
tri.u{lll.
1111,". m PENN Canal
11.1.11 LEI/Yr/ 1.1.1 1 .1. 1 ‘;
l t r 1 Eit'S TIt.I.NSPORTAI'It)N LINE.---
t rm 0,..,. I in, Fr.. 101,.. to :mil Iron, 11... 111abt
INun.lvtloutltal an•l 14.111 ads.
,:111 ,1 14,11 e, , mtilt., to a I).IIN,LE
1 , \ 11.1 LINE. which it ov..r 150.1 tot,
t ,.., 111 .1101 1 . 111 • 11 uny
....t.to.• on! 110•11,1,, 01111 limns , ditivtend. to ttnlionitte the
tlllikt,,.'lll.•til, llr. will 1:•• nothing rittn tt, out
pmt to 1 , 1 , 1,n tt.•lteral tottintni tt..11 in totAcartfins
111 , 1 W.T1 1. 1 1 Fr..i gullwilhpr:lnnwtt..le mud o..Bintel,.
1 Elt At MITCHELL.
Canal ItnAnt, rittnlturnlt. I it
F()tiwrii S'I'REET CARPET STORE.
Res? FOVRT P ' I ' I;PIRT• NEAR WooDMA
T, I, 411,10,1 or 1.11,1111.. r. 114 respevtfully invited tii ion
stock. ewlect•A tI.rSPRINti SALES, including
quality Velvets. li. Jiah and Tupubtry lu.
lii iss la and Tmaititry, I grains.
'tills and Stair Itruisstila, Sulior. Medium :mil 1... w
lil,tra and Super. 3 Ply. l•tilred Ingrains.
I l'inst Import.' Vixtra 'rviillod and Damask ; Ifnll and Stair
Carpets; Floor Oil Chill., front 2 to '24 foot widii, various
qualities and prim; Talilii Oil Cloths; Frowli Printnl and
Fiiit,aseil and Corers; Canton anti C.,. Mat
ting . poor Mats Stair Roils: Lit. Itait and
Ihrtrh furl seta; V'~•not inn Blinds; with .•very in•
awl Buff llolland. kr., fir; all of whit,
ill is ..11.•rol at sale at very inridoratti
I.li•parcti I. I'llllll4l HARRINGTON'S
t'ARITT LI 11 St., rithZ
lIR,S Y MEN BOYS' G REA SE, ill jean.;
),,tat mqi 1,. ii unt.Pll ttnyx. vartn, uing , Jus, Sc.; for
.10 I.) tltallti ❑RF C9LLINS.
\ 1.11 \11 . 11',1. OR M.'1.41K
11, I w.. 17 A, to,
11. Vs_
I h r, II ht.% ,I %k
i:.• %, -.1
El 111 \l. t.
.. r .. Ir. ....LAI,
D. 11. tileCALLl'll.
''( r
STEAM
Pittsburgh,
LOUISVILLE ANI
THE PITTSBURUII
STEAM PACT
FOR CON VIiYANCH OF PAF
LLCM.
Pittsburgh, Cinch
and Sean
This Lra
find-rime, rower - ill
quailed for speed,
on comfort, and is tlw. ONLY TI
PAciorrs on the Ohio river. It
Lino of Summers from Chitin
houbt, by which pnAseitgorti ne
rrcriptAl tneough daily Two
b the Lino, which now conttints
Boats.
CITY OF SY II KEL1N44......101'
ALLEtI II ENY I. '
CINCINNATI
PHILADELPHIA H..
PkINNSYLY A NIA Jon
PITTSBURGH IJ. t
al_ 1,41,t daily at 10 A. M.
No freigitt received after ail.
departure.
For parttettlar.t, apply oil Inc..
JOHN
JOHN
. Mn ,
PITTSDURIIII,
lIVIIEELI
Pittsburgh, Steuben'•
Packets.
DIURNAL, espt..l. A. SHOLM, alai the
FOREST ern', OWL B. WAY, will run a
aI.:WA-kit DAILY PAOKIM IttWV , TI
Sfrubouvillo and %%l ling, .thpping at all iuG•rtu<--
hat, ports.
Thu DI URN AI. alIl leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Pisti
l...days and Fridays. at It) o'clock. A. M.—llerurtatau, 11111.1.
will Lvrvo Wit.l3llll{4 011 Thunstays and Saturdays.,
at 7 0'0,4), A. M.
Th , FultliST CITY will al., lour.. Pittsburgh on Tio.salass,
T 1.1) rsda3s and Sat onlays, at IS o'cl)s)k. A. M.—/trrunmuso,
,hr will !oar,. Wlnsding on Monday», Wednsday). and Fri.
Jays, at 7 V, ocitsit, A. Id.
For Ircight ..r paytsag, apply on bonrd, or to
J. It. COLLINtIWoot), Arsitt,
No. Front str,ot.
ltegular Packet for Wheeling, Marietta,
Parkermburg. Hocklugport, Pomeroy ,
Point Pleawant and Gat - knolls.
111, sand very light draught iiteamer
CIIARLE. , A VERN . cwt. %V. P. Torn:neg.
will leave lair the ittuivii tail iiitereleitinte pert , .
every Fright . , at M.
The Charles now re:riving freight at the NI, aa rai
trutuila wharf, bet 11'1,11 Ferry awl Short striate.
Z. 4 NI ESVILLE
Zanesville Packet
Th. steamer EMMA UKA II AM, Capt.
MoNnor Am.—Clerk, Asnorr—will leava for
e above and all intermodiato ports. on TUES
DAY. April lot, at 4 P. M.
fraight or pa.vaaga apply on board, or to ,
apl COW NOWunD or BARNES; Agenta.
CINCINNATI
For Cincinnati.
The eteamer J. B. CAtta/N. Captain D. 7..
Itmetcra.t,--Clerk, W. ItgrOxv.l.l.—tellt leave for
the ahove and intermediate porte on WEDN7I , -
day. April '2,1, at to ,i'eloch A.
For rn•lght or paasage apply on Wird. or at the PITT:. , -
1:1 , 10111 MARINE ASttOCIATIII,ir BOONS, No. 11 . 2. Water
-street. apl
Tuesday . Packet for Cincinnati.
Tb. ete•a u u•r 9ttV I:11E111N, Captain B. F
ii envuuw.—Clr•rk CHAS. 11. iHiLk %VIII lemc•
fill - 11110V0 And interiliol l / 1 14A 1:14113
EDN E.S.DAY, .April let. at 10 A. M.
For fn•igbt or paaha44o apply on board or to
FLACK 3 I.IIINOSTON.
LOUISVILLE.
For Louisville
. .
Ti,.. sh•stnter 1.1:(IF, NAY,rapt. C. ltnntri
,N—Cl4 . rk. A. P,IIINS;IN— , 4 iII Io o for tl,
an.l nierstedtate ports on ISTA),,IMDAY,
April 2,1. A. M.
rt.,gl“ npply nt NTT: ,
It! tl I M A It! , tl , . ttl AVON ROOMS. So. o'2 WM. ,
•pl
For I.outuville
Itio• Itk I 11, A.. A MILLER
ill 6•l' nenl inlnrtnikhatn pnrix
11 . FAIN KSIIA 1 . , .April 11, at 10 0'41,1; A. I.
fi pas.nt;:e. applv on or to
11.1 A LIN .kgnntk.
Por Loulwvllle
TI.. gt. moor JANIE:- PARKA laps. H.
AEA% 01 r tlu ahore uuil Intoron+liitt, port..
Ti K: 4 1.1A V, April Ist, AL A. M.
F., fro. /ht or palonnn. Apply On Ixwnl, or W
FLACK It BARNES, .A gent.
41145111 RIVER, S‘c
For Evansville and Wabash River. FM
Tl, Ntoro..l G, 13' 14 113 Ll.. l'upoo P. J.
IIoSIN, Hill I. I.ir ti,, aloo. mol Intorno..
fiat.. port. Vii WED% E.sl , AV, April '2ll, at 10
-'/-1..0k A. 31.
•F or tre.ght a, paaNtag.,. Kiwi, 011 64 rd. r 1,.• NTT: ,
11i ASS , _CIATIoN iu...NIS, N.. 52 Wnt..r
N ASII VILLE
mesa", vale.
slenitirr t L II A, Capt. A. S. Cfrlttlfa.
t'.l - k. Hr. .1. I....Asnrr.—m 111 lent. (4.r Ow
an.... 0 and intern...lisle l..tb 'n WEDNES
-I.A I. Aprtl It. At In A 11.
..r ..A.1.1' ang.l3 1.,,ar.1, r.r at
I ITT: It I'lulll M A I \ ASSAN'I IZNINIA,
N.. S - 2 AVnt.rettr..t.t
•
1 - 1..• II..• Ara:tier CII ICA. il 1, Crept.
TJttx va Virck. H. W ‘4lNri —u ill kw, for
11411111 On Tug&
1 , 1 Y Apt RI 10 1.'4 - Mork, A
Yoe I r.,10. T.vongv 31.1.1 y on lboanl , •r
eult HA 11.% CS 8 COLLIN() e.e . 0110, Ati,•nt.
SIM LOUIS. Six,
For 4t. Loul., Galena, Dubuque and
Th. rtrat., URA ITK ATY, Capll
1.106. IN Ili ka‘i• for the nlN.vr :tad int,
Jin...lp.t. l• SATURDAY, April !Al., at
I. A. 1.1
•
nitidy •ni ut the , PITT.
A,, , tn , 1 S Wnt
riwt. apt
For St. torahs
Thr ,teamor KAI Pt CITY— .7 M.
••
K OT I'. It kaa, Jr.--will
ra r ai Atao., ood io tayrtv ‘,O Kt).
tY. A 1.(11 9.1. XI 10 o' I, A. M.
•T board, or at the PITTS.
11l Itti II >LUtl\h: A r , S , a.,IA . TIt , N 11.10A1S. No. h..!. \Valor
old
mar e Tlio mt.-34401r Y\ VS FENN, Capt. ca tar
Ctork J Cgoi will I,a, 6.r tla•
" RII•t 111t1 011 IA 1..1./NESDA
1! I _..At 111 o. 1... I. A \I.
Fa I rot.ht pawist,' itody tantril, ,'r to
Ar. 1.11 INIISTkIN. A goal.
For St. Loot.,
”tvalio, .I.IAIE.NiiO, Captain Nl,Atrt.i.un
i La k. UK, I:—W LI I 1.1,4 o for th. Mk rys•
p.,rtis W KON titIDA V. April
ml In A M.
F“I ft , loll. pasaattr apply on board. or to
m 1,2: 11A. TS I'S .E an,Ll:illWl
For St. Louts
The steamer .1. W. 11AI LM AN, O pt. M. !FATS
- lerk, Imre tor the above
intorm,dint, pond un TUESDAY, April 1,
ut It/ A. M.
Fur trait; Lt ita.,age apply .1.1 lugtl.4l. tar tet
FLACK k LIVINGSTON, Agents.
For tit. Louis and Illinois River.
The .tentner CAptath 1. li..rter,
Clot k I.; Nnei... will leave for the above and
Tl..rtnetrutto porta ou WEDNY.SDAY, April 211,
at IO o'clock A. M.
Fr trrit;lrty Fu....gagr apply on board. or to
toll - 2.". , li kliN ES, Agent.
For St. Louis and Illinois River.
Tho Ntennior AUNT LFTTV. Capt. Trios.
f,„ 11.41.0W1N —Clerk, .IL OIA ER Will ..I'o
for the a bovo and A i
te F rmodihte pot ttl On
For freight nr ptvo,age opply on Ward, up to
tola JOHN FLACK. Agent.
For St. Louis, Galena and Dubuque.
The Atetuaer NORTI I It. t) pt. W. I I A.zurr
—Clerk, A.. 1. tlAzi.rrr, will !nave far tin almre
And internitAliato pone mt TUESDA P. April 1,
At 4 P M.
rt fr i ...la imatsago apply 01.1 bartl or to
.10IIN FLACK, Agent.
Par St. 1,0111i6 and St. Paul.
Thu steamer FANNY HARM?, Captain
IV.mnsa —Clork, rl. S . . IlEacr.- 0111 lore
fot the ab.,v, and intermediate porta uu
ESL) A Y. April lot. at 10 tichaqt, A. M.
ir”ig,ht lwrout, apply .41 lk , ard...r to
tuhti FLACK 3 1,1 Y 1 Ncitrl'ON. Agent:,
For Legolle and Minot. River.
The-weee•r 1.011F,N7.. Cart I; t ;It ter.,
wtll leaN.• L , r th. uhtrn and all 11.t4
- poor, TUKSI)A V. April Int.
per IrviKlit • , r apply as loo.rd, or to
udir FLAI6A 1.1 ING;+TON. Agouta
1)A LA . 'S STOC I N4i FACTORY. --- C.
DALY corner ,•f Markot alloy atul Fitlh ettf,,t, flu& it
Ittresanry to t,ittnolict n roport that 11:ot call eurtetto,
that he was soiling off to quit busino,to. had rurh
lutoutiott. llr ititnnua the public that h, nt ill
oupply.
STOCK I NGS. SHIRTS,
And all I, nnlr..t HOSIER), fit hie entablishment. llie Vac
tea yin neat Ryan). Ilnildttig. on FI Fill .t,et.--4. 1 .0n at all
times tel the inspection of the public. Ile liar. heitides
,J 1 hie own inainifte•turv, brought to the illy the
largest nesot inient of 1.14.Ne1. In his lino over I.nntrltt to this
.11 1. whiptilt ar.• warranted to I. of the beat quality, find will
1.. 4.111 at the nidst nwnonnbb• prime. Ile has bat tine Salon
lbaan, at tin. corner of Slarket alley and Fifth "divot.
C. DALY.
Corner Market alley and Fifth at.
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l'a I meet. Celebrated Epicurean Sance.
NOS preeminent for flavoring Soups,
t,hlroeiee, Fish, Must, Game, &r., &c. We adviso all g. 10611
boost,. iron to try it. ]'rice 25 aunts per Lotto, al all t;roctr
ry Storon in Elio Iluttoal States ntid ettatadas.
For solo by SI'CLURII nod ii. 11. IiKYSKII, Pittsburgh.
P. T. WRIGHT A 01,
Puttßhiowiy isl 241 Market stroot, Plitatlelphia.
4 SEC - ()NiT-II AN D CIIICKERINO PIANO,
V. Itosow.A, round rorurtn, 7 octavo, Lowly now, has
lilt with the subscriber for sale, the owner having no
forth, use for it. The above Piano will be sold lot 5'20 , ,
not ca.. 11. I,i lig one hundred dollars tn•low the r,gular
For sale by JOHN IL StIII,LOR.
oth24 81 caned stmt.
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AST LIBERTY It OP E Y FOR
SA I,P,.—A Lot of Orourid 741 f-et front on Washington
ntroo he liglfiwt on the Sovnuth street road, with n Frame
in by 40, contniniug five rooms. comfortably !hi Mod_
&c. Apply to (mll2-1) BLAKELY
II EEP SHEARS, S - Ci . Tll ES, &e.—The
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burgh, , w very soffrior art icle of Shoop o m i n
nod Goer Nry4l . ro. P''ythe Stutllis, Manors (VW I iny Flll[ll,
0.. Mill (jUrdlltl I loon. Rake.. ;Nadu& Sboveltl, (halo
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FEVER AND AGUE.
A Ow of Fight Mont& Mandiny
_cured by Ron-holy hol
land Bitters.—Mlchnnl Kelly, No. 117 (Grant, near Smithfield
street, says: "Last July, while running on the river, on a
cotton bout plying between Natrher. and New Orleans, I we.
lake,, with fever and again. Per eight long mouths 1 snffered
with this dreadful disease. The greater part of this time
was unable to work, and spout a least fifty &Akira for dif
ferent medicines, but I found no permanent relief. Three
weeks ago, one of my friends insisted upon my trying Boer
have's Holland Bitters, saying that a cure was parartmtecd.
After taking it for one week, I must state I wee a Hound
man. I have been at work now for two weeks, and have
had no rettn - n of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify the above statement Is true.
TuowAs ADAMS. Ditunond House,
Or at IL Chester's, Gothic Ilall.
HIIADACIIE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silos Liscomb, of Birmingham, says: "1 have found
in Doectiare's hitters a remedy for benthwhe and dobility•
My wife has also used it with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
has experienced ranch relief 'rem its use for hetulache.
ItF:AD THIS!
A Hollander's Itinskes. living in the
Holland enurement of Shelsiygait Wisconsin, says "After
suffering bir some time the misery attending an titter pros
tration of mind and body, I have hen restored, by using
Bierhave's Holland Bitters, to perfect health."
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute among
the Ilolltuatiors in WisConain, Michigan New York—in fact,
in every Holland settlement in the United States—argues
much in its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. - Jolui Davidson, living ten °dim above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: " When I commenced tak4ig
Ileerhave's Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Anothen• Great Cure Effintod by tblerhonea Hai/and Balt - rt.
—The wife of Peter De Witte, living in Holland Town, She
boygan county, Wisconsin, suffered much from weakness of
the stomach mid indigestion. She had berm under a physi
cian's care for some time. but the disease seemed to baffle
even his skill. She pnrchased some Rolland Bitters at our
office, which has given tone to tier StAttfln , ll, her appetite and
strength are returning, and we firmly believe that this is
another great cure effected by your medicine.
We hare wtill to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. Ono thing
yon can rely upon, what we have publishes] are from persons
much respected In our community, and are literally true.
J. Qtrnerus,
Editor Sheboygan Nienwbodo, Sheboygan, Whs.
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A Cam of l's,, Months' ,tlanding riterd by Beechen/a hob
land Bitter.—George 'Henderson, of Pittsburgh, save: "After
iniffering for three months with rlieurnatlem---a part of the
limo se severely as to confine me to my bed—l have is,m
entirely crwoil by using finerlmves Holland Hitters. 1 have
Mot one attack since, but found almost instantaneous relief
In the suns medicine. It Is, in my opiuloi, a mire remedy
for rheumatism."
NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather is likely to produce a great deal
of sickness. To persons troubled with nervous or rheumatic
affctions, we would Neon/mend Psierlinve's Ifolland Bitters.
On referring to our rolmens yen will find certificates from
some of our _Brat German and English citisona.—Pennryi
edido Sklar 2stung.
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN TIE CURED.
We are at !th eft)>. to refer to SI , VYI,II .call known gentle
men, who haVp rued, thoroughly bufted, and now rec ~,,, mem/
lbsTlinve's Ifollacd Rifler, as a remedy for piles. We are
not at liberty to toil list, their names, but In ill take plemaire
In referring any prow. to Owen who denies this statement.
For this affection, one-half of the prescribed dose should
be taken—eay noon and night,
one hour before meals.
.
CAUTION! •
The great popularity of Oda delightful Ammo hoe iiiihmed
many imitationm, which the public eliculd guard against mar
chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else u n til yon
have given Boorliiive'e Midland Ititlot' a fair trial. , -Onti bot
tle will convince you how Infinitely u n to- or it Is to airtime°
im it:Ohms. 41'
air Sold at ia per bottle, or nix bottlee tor gh, by the note
prnpriotora, BENJAMIN TAM:. Ja— k Clt,
Manufacturing Plairmacentiebi and Chemiets,
cor. , Emithfield arid atreeM, Pittalmrgh.
• • R. E. SELl.gliti A Co, Druggints,
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corner Second and Woo.l etreete.
And all Druggist,. Ili Pitt...thumb, Allegheny, Birmingham,
Man lean, 6tttl Tenjperattrerille. sop29;dawly
riv itiA R •AITV I G
G7BMlldl.,
A PITE.NrOMENON IN MEDICINE.
Health Restored and Life e'litugthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR. •• :
IT WILL replace Weakness with
,atrength,
incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity. ait4 this not only without hazard of rear
ti,m, but with a poppy effect on the general orminization.
4nr Rear in mind [bat all maladies, wherever they begin,
fluish with tho„norvous system, and that the !moderation of
the nerve of shotion and sensation in physical death. Bear
in mind, al., that for every kind of nervous disease, the
Elixir Cornet is the only reliable preparation known.
CURE OM NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convey an inimpuite idea of the Immedi
ate and almost miraculiiiis change which it occasions In the
diseased, debilitated and shattered nervous systian, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
11101.11.. — th0 onstrung tool related organization iii at once
braced, revivified and built np. Tim ineutai and phasic)
symptoms of nervous disease vanish together under Its Man
sur, Nor is the effort temporary; for the Cordial properties
of the medicine reach tho constitution itself, red restore it
to its normal condition.
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LOSS OF MEMORY,
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to tho hen?, melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self-destruction
—fear of Insanity, dyspepsia, general prostration,
nervous - tie., inability to sleep, &settee Incident to males,
&shy of the pnipaguting tunetions, hysteria. monomania,
rave, terrors, palpitation of the heart, impotency, constipa
tion, etc.. from whatever canoes arising is, if there 1e nay
reliance to be planed on limn= testimony, absolutely infal
lible
A ORKAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES
The unparalliled effects of this great restorative In all
complaints Incident to females, mark a now era in the annals
of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been invented—
thousands of invigorants concocted—all purporting to he
specified in the various diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
Who troffers from weaken-we, derangement, nervousness, tree.
mom, pains in the black, or any other disorder, whether pa.
tallier to her sex, or common to both sexes—should give the
Invigorating CuniiHIAIUIIED
a trial.
PERSONS,
Or °there, will find this Cordial. after they bare nand a bot
tle or two, a thorough regenerator of the liyetem. In all
directions are to to found the happy parents of besilthy off
spring, who would not have Wen so taut fur tit'is extraordi
nary preparation. And it is equally potent for the many
apexes for which it is recommended. Thousands of young
men have Imam restored by using it, and not In u siugle in
stance has It felled to benefit them.
['MESONS OF PALE complacxtor.r,
Or consumptive liabita, are restored by the nere of a bottle or
two to bloom and rigor, changing the skin from a pule,
sickly color, to a benntiful florid complexion.
TO TUE MISGUIDED.
Those arc some of thoArul and melancholy effects produced
by early habits of youth, viz: vosikneee of the back and
limbs, pains in the head, dimness of sight, lase of muscular
power, palpitation of tiro heart, dyspepsia, nervous irrita
bility, derangement of the digestive ftructiona, general de
bility, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the frawini ciTheta on Use mind aroma:tar to be
&witted. Luis of Derisory, coufindon of idenir, depression of
spirits, evil forebodings. overdue to society, self-distrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of tiro ;tulle products".
All thus afflicted,
lIEFOILE CONTEM.PLATING MARRIAGE,
Should reflect thatea sound mind and lardy are rho most ne
cessary requisites to promote connubial happiness; indeed,
without thosee. Elio journey Omelet life becomes n weary
pilgrimage—the preselect boort y darkens Ow view; the mind
lorennee ahtulowed with deapair, and filled with the mohu.
sleety reflection that the happine.e.s of =other becomes
blighted with your own.
CA UTIONI •
Or. morse's tseigorating Ce.rdiel boa been csinnterfoited by
mime unprincipled poi-tenni.
et future. all the genuine Cordial will liare4hevroprietoee
far-simile posted over the cork ul each bottle ) rend the follow
ing words blown lo Woe glass :
Dr. Morale's Invigorating Cordial.
C. 11. RING, Proprietor, N. V.
The Cordial is pet up, highly conoentrnteel, in pint botLica
—prier girls , dollar: per bottle, two for five 414 , 4 n .• rdx far
twelve dollars. C. if. RING, Proprietor,
Pitt Broadway, N. V
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Canada
nod the West Indies.
AGENT S:
Pittebusgh Da. (4EO. H. K Ell, Ne.l-1 0 Wood +t
YLEMIN(I .111I0S,W/enl Arret
R. K SELLER:4, Mewl tArml.
Allegheny City... BECKHAM .4
I AMES T._ SAMPLE A tAI;
J. P. FLEMINti.
gent for 0hi0...J. D. PARE. Cincinnati. InTll.o.lkwly
PRIVATE DISEASES--DR'
BEDWN, No.
41 Diamond alloy. votes his enire attention
to on 0111ce Pr/silica fits boldne s s is mostly c o unn o d
to private Pausnvii Pisazses. uch painful ninc
tiona brought on by Luiprodeuco, youthful hitiolgetaw
and inives.
Sypilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, flonorrbea, (Beet, Stricture
Urethral Dischages, Impurity of the Blood, with all dinnn"s
of tho Veuereal Organ- Skill Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Twor, Ri ng worm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal weakness,
Impo tency, Piles, Rheumatism, Netusslo Wenktiesit Monthly
Suppressions, 166.164P11 of the Joints. Fistula ill .no, Nervous
Affectiorals P.IFIB du the Back and Loins, irritation of the
ithiddermid Kidneys, successfully treated. (lure guaranteed.
Twenty years' pructiee (ten in this city) enables Pr. Brown
to offer assurances of o speedy euro to all who may come un
der his core.
Mice and Plicate Consultation Rpoms 50 Smithfield it.,
between Third and Worth streets.
&sir Charges moderate-
D -
R. BROWN continues to b e - consulted for
the cure of SECRET DISEABEfIi. Die success in
long-standing cases is unequalled. The afflicted are invited
to call without delay. Persons afflicted with Venereal Die.
moms, Rbenmatism. Pike, or Swains& Debility, should not
delay to get his advice. Letters containing a fee, thunediate.
ly answered.
1106. Office and Private ROOML; No. b&Smithfield ,etreet,
between Third and Fourth Amadei Mabel*: - Jae
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