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FOR PRESIDENT:
JAMES BUCHANAN
(31.arj , c1 to the dethion of the Nahonal ameention.)
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
CANAL COMMINIIIONRY:
GEORGE SCOTT, or COLCIIIILt CO.
ALTITOR orrar.AL:
JACOB FRY, Jr., DR/Sitio/MT Co.
SURVEYOR GRXERAL
TIMOTHY IVES, Pormx Couvrr
THE CAMPAIGN LIAR—A GOOD OMEN.
one of the most encouraging signs of the pop
ularity. of James Buchanan, and of the proba
bility of his being nominated for the Presidency,
is found in the rancour with which he is lately
assailed by his opponents. They feel, .tis some
of them candidly admit, that his nomination
would be the death of their hopes and aspira
tions. They feel sadly assured that Mr. Bu
chanan would carry this State by an overwhelm
,ing majority, and that that one fact would
determine the contest next fall. hence it is that
he is now assailed with unusual bitterness by
blackguard sheet at Harrisburg. The editor of
that paper hits certainly shown some ingenuity
in lying. Ile can pack falsehoods close, and has
evidently assumed the office of lie-manufacturer
for the campaign, provided Mr. Buchanan isThe
democratic candidate. His position in the vi
cinity of Mr. Buchanan's home, his residence at
out State capital, he supposes should give him
that temporary importance in the campaign which
an unscruptilott4 and ingenious manufacturer of
campaign falsehoods usually acquires. In the
opinion of corrupt politicians a campaign cannot
Lc carried on successfully or properly without
one man conveniently situated and morally de
based enough to get up all the lies designed for
general circulation. That man i= found at liar
riiihurg. Ile went there lately from another
county, with evident intent to assume that office,
feeling strong internal conviction that he wax
eminently qualified for the task. Mo-t men
would deem it a degrading otlice ; lint there are
si.me yet who can see no difference between no
toriety and fame.
ft is usual, however, for the person assuming
the degrading office to withhold _lds falsehoods
till the candidate is nominated. But in this in
stance terror inspires a different policy. T. wait
for Buchanan's nomination is to wait fur the
certainty of his eli.Netion. His nomination must
be prevented or all is lost., and the lies leap forth
trim the teeming braitiof the campaign slanderer
two whole months before the nominating conven
• thin meets. lie is fully prepared, as Falstaff re
commends, to lie roundly," but he forgets the
other part of the recommendation, to "lie dis
creetly.- his indiscretion is in beginning too soon.
lie-half of his silly falsehood~ will be totally
forgotten before autumn, and the other half to
tally refuted, provided they are deemed worthy
of notice,i Some of them may lie and we will
refer to one or two by way of illustrating their
general character.
Rut we will first notice sonic of the charges
which contain a small modicum of truth, and
which therefore exhibit the utter lack of discre
tion with which the campaign falsifier is afflicted.
Ile says Mr. Buchafian voted for a protective
tariff in 542. We cannot see how that is to
damage him in l'ennsylvania or elsewhere. The
bill might not have suited him in all respects,
but it was the best that was to be had at that
time. But it is further charged that Mr. Bu
chanan was in the cabinet of President Polk
when the tariff of lA-11l was adopte d . So lie
was, as Secretary of State, and busily engaged
in the Mexican and ()region controversies. It
cannot lie shown that he hail any agency what
ever in framing that bill• and if lie had, he might
safely stand upon its merits. It is not n subject
~f controversy now : and ten years of successful
trial has satisfied nine-tenths of the pe , ple that
f' need no more protection than it affords. It
ft bye-gone issue. All roan is wanted a con
tinimric eof the policy s!' that act. with such
modification , from time to time as changing cir
cumstances and the avoidance of sunlit IN revenue
may require.
Again. it is charged that while Mr. Itorhanan
wa' Secretary of State the t)regon question was
.ettled with England and that after contending
our right clear up to the line of
Sir. Polk and hi , cabinet compromised on the
parallel. But the whole subject was first
, nbmitted ti the I'. S. Senate, and that body
recommended exactly what was done by a vote
of two to one in it- favor. We were at war
with Mexico. and there we- , a chance of n wit
with England at the wise time. Was it wrong
for the Pre , hlent, under such circurn.dance to
ask the advice of the Senate They are his
constitutional advisers. And when the Senate
had given it: advice with sr great a degree of
unanimity was it wrong for the President to
adopt it" And when he had determined to act
in accordance with the Senate's advice was it
wron , .! f.r. Mr. Buchanan, as his Secretary, to
go the treaty Suppose the President and the
2 ecretttry had re , olved to repudiate the adviee.
and war with England had ensim.l: what, then,
would have been the charge"
Again, the Harrisburg man says that in ISPI,
only thirty-seven years ago, Mr. Buchanan war
opposed to the extension of slavery ! ! A great
crime that : and a crime that many of the first
men in the country, both North and South, were
then guilty of. And that is to damage Mr. Bu
chanan, if true; that thirty-seven years ago ho
was opposed to the extension of slavery. The
great majprity of northern Democrats are op
posed to it now. But
,they are not opposed to
the equal rights of all the States, and to letting
the people of each State and Territory,frame
and determine.its own local institutions ; and
they are in favor or letting them have a fair
chance to do it without let or hindrance from
other States, or from Congress. This is the com
mon ground on which northern and southern
Democrats stand; and then each man for him
self believes just what he pleases as to the right
or wrong, thepolicy or impolicy, the profit or loss
of slavery.
So far, then, we find no great crime fastened
upon the long tried statesman. But when the
Harrisburg man had_got s.. far, and read over
his production, he seems to have 'become aware
that he was making out a case for rather than
oyainxt our candidate, and lie suddenly launches
out into hitter inveetive : says Mr. Buchanan did
gross injustice to henry Clay thirty years ago:
that he was once a Federalist ; that he made
too much money out of the Russian mission ; that
he didn't carry out the Monroe doctrine ; that
he got Judge Campbell appointed Postmaster
General ; that he recommended the stealing of
Cuba, &c., &c. Only a few of these deserve any
notice.
Mr. Buchanan was a political opponent of
Henry Gay, of course, but not a personal
.enemy. Ile was a warm friend of Gen. Jackson,
and entered earnestly into the contest that made
Jackson President.
Ifs recommended the purchase of Cuba ; and
he announced the opinion that if the pos
session of that Island was absolutely essential
to our safety as a nation, and Spain refused to
sell it, we had a right to take possession of it by
force. In this lie did but repeat what every
writer on international law lays down as a well
settled principle. Every nation has a right to
employ its power to provide for its safety and
peace. Suppose, for instance, that England
owned an island in the Mississippi river, just op
vasite the mouth of the Ohio, and by for ca-
tions and unfriendly regu
constantly interfered-Anitierninfred- and em
barrassed ail our commerce upon the western
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rivers: Dues any onedoubt that, if England re
fused to sell that island, we would have a right '
to take it by force We would take it not for
conquest or plunder, but for safety end peace.
The principle is fully recognized, and has bees
sited upon repeatedly by other nations. And
yet the Liarri;?.burgh blackguard would denomi
nate it a " theft, all for the purpose of extending
slavery. " Slavery is already there, and would
not be extended one inch by the annexation.
But we cannot pursue these topics further to
day. Ono fact however, becomes perfectly appa
rent from this early and furious attack upon Mr.
Buchanan. Ott'• opponents show by it that their
only hope is in defeating his nomination. In this
for once they are right. Mr. Buchanan has beet'
in public life nearly forty year.•. lle has en
joyed the entire confidence of several successive
tiODEIOCT:ItiO administrations. As member of the
State Legislature, Its Representative in Congress,
as U. S. Senator, as Minister to Russia, as Sec•
retary of State, tie Minister to England, he has
been itlentitied with all the great measures of
public policy and legislation which the democrat
ic party approved; and after so Icing and dis
tinguished it career, his wort.t enemies find it an
almost hopeless task to ley anything serioin , to
his charge. We will close by asking his oppo
nents to answer two or three questions. Was
Mr. Buchanan ever put in nomination for any
"nice and then defeated Iflne is nominated ,by
the Cincinnati Convention have you the slight
e-.t hope that his lurk will turn ' Iv not that
preci , ely the rause of your early assatilt4 upon
Idol -
11, DEArt.--queen Victoria's daughti.r lino got
a Lean, and is going to get married. The Prince
of Prussia is the Isicky th , g. She is , *i:cteen pearl
odl, and he twenty-five. She is n pretty clever
young lady, and he i- , just tolerably smut t, Lut
goes on a spree once in a while. That Portu
guese fellow—now king--•• couldn't come it
Its coveted her, and wri+ much plen..sed will,
1•Ini :hut the Prince of Prussia -cut him ont, -
1, ,ok out soon fir ,/,,,thrr royal umpli,
At Ow Democratie Comention for Baltimore
i.ily and county, on the iteit two delcratis
Lyre eleete.l t.. the Cineinnati National Conven
tion. James M. Buchanan and \l'm. iil.llP..
IHs., were elected, and both Itreni.iiwed friends
of James Buchanan, and t•e+rdut2 for his notlllll
I :011. Jitifge James NI Buchanan is not n
tion of Mr. Buchanan of our
Go awl see Atiqlrivti'. , tn,.rania by nil IIIIPIrt".
:tin one of the het things that Is been seen
Imre fm• s hug time The tn..vieg figure , take
wall with all whin .el'n them tb, and se
t at Frankl,l Ils;I, ,treet, opp,tio. the
Theatre.
ITun T111:5 --.\ I.ol,ngh elevti.n in
lain is, n few , 14,y , ago, re , .Llte.l it fl
Deloct2tie viel..ry over a fu-I•.n ~f all other
wirtie.. Nebraska was the i• , lle there. n= welt,
in Spriligtiel,l and and the result the
Tur:m ‘1) eminent htniAi•li
cian say. that the tittle hornet• now worn liy the
I olies i+ the cause of ...everat .crious •.
11,. tie ihileroux in the !torch ead, luaui•ft
s.ight, pain, in the ear , . headache, .\c.
I r •ttn that !her, never Vr'l- tiIIIe whru
many people in New Eliglan.l were l repar:ng
t•i remove to the weAt --to all point, the we
l t •rn slate=--a large number being tle-tined to
Krtn,tfv.
W(4roX%is has been e"nsidered an nholtto.n
State 1",,r , nme time. 4•;hcr chic I , ii! este r
up in thii Senate ‘,l that st,o, the n,
g-nes the right of i•ufFriage by a v ,, le
yens to Ii nay-.
Tu v“te nn tho Nlolie, ,, r, , rt Bank hOl Va
been re ,, in.4i , inred in the : , •••nate iVe
it will pnei that I,,dy Ilut pr. , -pet .t.,4 are urn
,0 good in the House.
Tniii,lay Into the niutiti•itinl cltiction cam,
li in Sprir4Etiolil, Tito wire Intim
rat is tick rt wn+ elected cive t - flit , t.
1.:1-t yelr it went Inrgely the ether W•l.‘
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Curability of t'atimumption
Probably nu c 1,0 4, ~1 oduoatt"l turn re
markable for; eonservati-m a• the members
of the medical profession Es.•ry thing new.
every n , wly prop. , :ed reno, , ly. every improve•
ment in medical :dino-t unifrmly,
Mei With as relentles. and utipeld
ing ns it Wri- universal 111ren the I'vrtini - in
(lark, then called Jesuit's Bark. - was intro
duced into Europe from the Spanish pos. , essions
~f South America, its use way so bitterly op
posed that it was nearly thrown aside. It issaid
that during . the first eighty years of the employ
inent of this valuable remelly, not less than nine
hundred and seventy-three book, and pamphlets
were written against it, and it was only by the
obstinate and prais.worthy perseverance of 11
few phy.icians, who had thoroughly tested and
heroine satisfied of its virtues, that this valuable
remedy was rescued from oblivion.
When Hervey's great discovery of the circula
tion of the blood was first announced, bit few
physicians were willing to receive it. Indeed it
had been asserted by good authority that not a
physician in Etgland, who was over forty years
of age at the time of its announcement, ever be
came a convert to, ur even ceased to ridicule
and oppose Hervey's theory. The bitter oppo
sition to .lenner, the discoverer of vaccination,
discovery by which thousands and perhaps
hundreds of thousands of lives are annually
saved, is also well known, while a host of lees
striking instances could easily be cited. In
deed, at the r present day, every innovation upon
the theories of our great-grandfathers, every
novelty in practice, every proposed improvement
is received with distrust, ant unless introduced
through special chittnnels, every member of the
profession is ready to denounce it its a mockery.
It is a strange word, this work quackery. A
word that has long been held up a• a terror to
every man who chooses t., think for himself in
medicine, and one that has done more to retard
the progress in this important science, than any
other one hundred words in the English lan
guage. Indeed, it has long been customary for
physicians, as it is for politicians, to meet hard
arguments with hard words, and to make up in
hard names what they lack in hard facts.
To introduce any important reform into the
medical profession requires not only the strong
arm of truth, but it also requires that such re
fi should possess the energy of a Napoleon,
and the perseverance of a Howard ; and much
that was truly valuable has doubtless been lost to
the world because its advocates had not the
hardihood to brave the opposition, the taunts and
jeers of those who should have been first to en
quire into and advocate their discoveries.
Pulmonary consumption has long been regard
el as incurable; and even after the frequent oc
currence of scars on the lungs has been estab
lished beyond a donht—showing thus that
recovery from consumption may and frequently
does take place. Still this 41-fashioned belief
in the incurability of consumption is still by many
almost made a test of medical orthodoxy, and
those who venture to assert to the contrary, and
also to show how such a cure may be effected, are
at once denounced as quacks and imposters. A
state of things like this, however, cannot last
much longer, and those physicians who wish to
save their credit had best admit at once a fact
which cannot now be controverted.
Dr. Calvin M. Fitch, who is now in our city,
and who has long devoted himself to the study of
this disease, has, as is well known, met with
ILA much opposition in the promulgation of his
theory as has often been experienced by any ad
vocate of medical reform, but we are happy to
see that this :reins givivg way, and
the sysiem of treatment 4 ibis cta•s of di:-eases
which he proposei+ and so ably advocates seeQ . s
likely soon to be generally recognized.
The following letter from a distinguished phy
sician in Kentucky, will show in what light many
eminent members of the medical profession are
beginning to regard Dr. Fitoh's plan of treat
ment :
lir~ue¢suy, K v.„July 12, 1455
Dr. If. Pitch:
Desu Sim—Having taken pains to examine into
system of practice in diseases of the throat and
lune-, and having had oppurtunity also to witness
its favorable effects. I think I may do a stroke to the
world by making known my views in relation to the
some. I ;1111 fully eon vinced that your oysti.in is the
..nly rational plan of treating pulmonary consump
tion yet before the public. Thu combination uf
ropriate medicinal inhalation?. with internal rem,
dies, alteratives, tunics, lc., together with such
leech:mical support as i n to he iniliented, will unques
iiiinahly afford relief, will effect a permanent cure in
thousands of eases which now terminate in death. I
have been niiw in the practice of medicine forty-one
years - two years of which were spent in the ether of
Dr. Valentine Mott—and have had as -ample op per
unity of observing Ibis elites di senses as any [nen
ill the south-west, and lain fully convinced that when
physicians generally begin to resoznite and ael upon
your theory in the treatment of chromic pulmonary
they will meet uniformly with a dearer of
suceess, which under the present plan it is utterly
absurd ever tip expect. N arc it liberty to make
sorb use no you please of this i•oinuninicotion, and
stmuld it le the means Or turnlnz any t younger
In - edit-en to the study and examination et your I privy
"I tr,ating thi, impurhkut „f a1 ,.1 h„,
he the 111(11-11S elstrippingt etteseteittitte orsonte of its
terrer,t, iny end Will here hese full 3 tet,weretl.
Very truly Sours,
.1. Si'ANN. M. it
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WholeKalt. Agent. jlC.:,tlslv.ipc
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vertimorlitoot il. anotta•r etlllllllll palm, In!
fki - Stockings and Hosiery for \Vint er.--
If you olout v.ant your foot lancliod %%W1 1.1 and -hort
1 1 tockinira, you will take oor :0, ice mot g“ I, I ' NIX . , t•,f
11. of Markol alloy and Vifth atria., awl lay tune' of t
rn, that make your fool fool hi, , . and
c•onifortal.lo. Palo al-, tw‘ho- awl lis t•r, 14
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I:. memlwr the pl., t..rut :llark,t y vinir
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44i-Call at No. 164 Wood street, and ex-.
Son !LOTS and WINTEII CAM Just
lartm lot of Shanghai, erlt,tial, and °Lber xt)l... al
w will tell 1.,w fur canal. MUROAM , 161
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
CALL IS M. FITCH,
HVING A
. JUST RETURNED FROM
EUROPE, would announce to his patience, n o d oth,
iu Wostern Pennsylvania.. that he will visit Pittsburgh t•srly
in the ensuing month, Red that thoin• wishing to , snail t hen,
solves of his system "(treating
Throat and Pulmonary Diseases,
HE VARTICL LMLY
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
By Medicinal In halal ions,
and Constitutional Remedies,
Will :1311. ha,r an tql33333tu'aity 3333 4, 33..
DR. HT3 st3:3l 11111IL:1/ :I prrrsitt . Git from
THURSDAY 313 31t A INi 7 3 APRIL THIRD, To SATURDA
LVENI:3;II3 MAY 'I E\TII.
Perin tt hieh live he way Le I.,llBUlted damp (Rabietth tot
eeta3 313 Dam the hour. of TEN TU FuUR, at 1. Root.
at the
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
of Veen awl St. Clair •riseti, ieetriee,u a Penn
For :di f o rm, jecipieei I)ISEA6E OF THE
fi,r till is•no•lit, s) Alen, pripreisling
, ;; . ivieg rise to l'ulueeetr) lemeise. pe.roctitarly
Catarrh, 113-Kpepila, Costiveness, anti toc
ntale Complain ES.
• • .
Porii:ols toe:oho:it. hot !trial,' to vi: it FM. PITCH.
eau d , I.v sending hip,:, ivritteri giat,loolt or their ease,
to ti hid: n prorhpt itti,Ao•r oil' he rt•ltit int; glom:,
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SHINGLE HACHINE.
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Double 4cting, ICI t er 2 1 / 4 . Shat et
:old Limll...r
till 4 . 114,/ LIP til/A ur
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No. 3 VI PTII STREET.
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Produce and lothmis.:ion Merchant.
No. •_; Vt 1 Strrrt
FORSYTH & stOTT,
111111\1; AI)N 101INIISSION
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WILLIAM K. HAYS &
E A LEI::: rN
SIDES .I\ll
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l'TiTSl'd I'ENS•A
I 'l'4'.‘ Itl, STEA :NI 1\111414,
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4e - ELQUE DELI V KEEL. FAN] ILIES to vith, th
11 11,11 they 14 I. It al the or iu 1..5..s al Ih,• otortri Lot
AN, & Cn., 55 Wood mlnr•l.
ItIlA I'\ ,or. St Clair mltol/i.
II I' riCIIIVAIITZ, Druggi.t, .111•• g Leis
T PI S: CAS u, nN uB 1.1 VBR T.
f)'t/ BRYAN, KEN:UN:DV & CO
E=E=l3l
FLOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
INli PRODUCE GRA' RRALLI
No. ;a99 Liberty street,
.4. I pc rirrsuulu; ii
.IA3IES
KERR &
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
-ANn
-4E-S E AMU° A T AGENTS,-,iz
.N . o. /seer, f.ihthem Olire
ft•blltltkpcly; SAI NT 1.01 . 15. M.
JOB% COCIIRAIIi Si. BROS.,
M \NI FACTI HER, OF
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
11' 1 N 1) () \V U l' Alt 1/S, SI c. ,
NON. 91 Second mi. mad SG Third utrect,
PITTSBURGH. I'h:NNA
%V. H SMITH W. R. HUNTER.
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
WHOLE SALE GROCERS,
1M Nevoid and 151 Front st.,
nlll7 clu Plitxbitrgh, Pa
JAMES BLAKELY,
El IMPE tN AGENT AND CONVEIMEit,
Sipimth and Smithfield 3treeth,
111) bron i; ht fr"nn Ow old ~ t uttry to Pit Lb
lout J.. and 1 / 1 11n. - vs rotttittod to Ettrop«. 1u0v27
Fresh Fish and Shell Oysters
I;1;( ' I V FA) at the Excelsh.r Rest:tu
t/ 'Ant. ‘,llo, all 11, ilc,o•to , . 11. , •-
"' 1 ••• '4:m1 , 4111 tho notien, and
ti;. 111 tho ot asi.l nI .o.j.ing•tor
pn.:••••• the sign of ti. •• KED.
11 ' 111 TF• A Nll 111,1 1 - No 111 Fifth.
S'rEINKUCK.
' l ' l7 Agent 14 lint f'hil Jtl I nrxtnr and irk', 0.,
CITRIC ACID
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bra:...l TI A
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FARRIERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OP PHILADELPHIA.
Hos. THOS. IL FLORENCE, Pre t..
Eew. IL UEMBOIA Secretary.
STATEMENT Or BUSINESS,
From the 13€ day ft! Atlfitat to the 31st day of Dec., 1855
Alumna received to Marine premiums $ 118,242 31
Fire 30.958 82
Total ',trilliums for tiro moutLa
CAPITAL
INVF.STED AB FOLLOWS:
Coal. 1111.,410•1iy Comity, l'ttfuleurgh, nr.l
hi t- burg li ti's
- 78,721 116
littilrtutol Rout, hutt 33,400 00
1..nt0 tut First yl,trtgngr of Real Estude 89,950 00
Strk*, Collntertd 30,384 00
entgli in Batik and tut hand 11,092 22
Culotta subscribed, (tutylnent nut yet du.) 97.000 110
Premium :Nutt., net yet ntuttutA 00,387 31
Itue Inuit Age. tx, (4., owed by Bondi.) 10,8:.8 01
ExlH'lllitlA and Ctutuniguivos 11,1912 30
*408,151 13
Total MIIIOIIII t boas. Inrornal, but IRA yVt.
Fire $1,666 66
Al/1.1-(w. 3.0 4 00 00
51,660 66
I ilk (7 , anpauy Insures Hull and Cargo riska uu the Chin
Joui Misoiss.ppl tritmun len. Insures againsoLoss ur Damages
I.y Flros. I.OµBP, liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
IU 1 , -Er.:lEl,l.lt , s, T. M. Howe, Gen. J. E. 51,,orliead,
.111111tk tiqPi.
jro I usIIVAIIVP siply to
11 - USTER. Agent,
N... Of, Hitter St. bet. Wont Markot-
DELAWARE ITU A L
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
"HICK, 8. E.CORN ER THIRD AND WALNUT f,TS.,
Philadelphia.
eh- MARINE INSURANCES ott.Vet.sele, Cargo, Freight
to all parht or the tt,rl.l.
1 \ I,A INSURINCYdi nN OOOIK Iv Itlven,, CMItIKIS,
A and Land Carriaces. to all puma thr Union.
1\:• 1 1.12A NCI: ON if ERCIIA DIZE g.-nnrally. 00
WM.'" ICC. •
A Y.... 4. tof the ( v La, 1 Mt.
1}..11.15, Mortvitg.w and livid kntat« ..............si , dAr.x) N
I:Hy, itticl nth, .... 110
ILinkm, linilti.4l And livitirmire Cox 2.}i,neu Itl
I}.}}x 11iti,440 147
1imn}........_213,8211 it
tiitiobi l•rvininuiN on Sla
t.... l'olivivo otivy.jviati
.li, 71.4......npitity
Nbrtin,
S.n.l.
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at .1 I.:Ls Ittoett.ll
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rrr )1.
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II Jwu•n lit tor rb r o,
ri r Jrris
'r • U r.. Pr. .m.
11. •." ?N. I'•-• t-u,r)
I•. A. MA DI:I RA, Agent,
Ne, 95 WAD, sttept,
MARINE INSURANCE
FIRE RISKS.
111\ FACTLRERS' lASLIIINCE COM,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
111TY1. P1RP1.312‘1.--GRANTII) BY rug b. TOE OP I . I[ZYNIITISARIA
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
111; P. 31.41C1NF: AND 1.3.7...1.3114 THANSPOUTATION,
A .11101 N Prerlid,mi
, H1:1 N 111 Mi Y.ItS. Flwretary.
TOUNO, Tr.n.nr,r.
1 , 91.15,T0118.
A.. LII lippuvr tt . Willi/U. It. Thm.aa,
dd.dlll.llll,hailt. Neal,
,; LI) A lirt-t1
oi di l'harlt-x .1. 1. a•lda,
J.d, I . .7 4 1014.1., .1/014141 t 4 I/lyti.
Ch Oaapat.3. ha, la.*, orz:Lnif.,l with n Cnnh Cupl
hal -.IA th. Ur I. r. hash Is, adapt the 611,11111 , e.
I..prod.dso.• c..ilduct•
5. da art,'
oftla,.. N.. 75, Water otrt , t.
J. hi 10 , 15TIJN Ji.INES, A.g5.11t.
foll..wto, w. , 11 know It and 1,144141kb nrllls in Pitt,
1.11,“11 hot• ottiliont.+l re.foo.to.- to then]. with yogurt! to Ono
Al.tnutartur,g' hourunc,
C. 0111111....
Itn. Chibin &
P. Stitith A C. 1., Campbell,
la4l & Child, A C.J.
I' I 'l' S URG II
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
I.v stWA .V('E ('U.IIPA NY C
etm,Ntn: VV WATER .kNI) MARKET STILKETS,
PITTSBURG44, PA.
Po , ENT tIAI WA • Prrxidotit
t;r6klekv, F.,t•tary.
11. t, 0..n.;..th5. mki. ethr) m , 111:11.,
I [FE ILLNK:.
ULLL ANI) C.11:00 RISKS ou the 01/;.,
Ith'en , mei LI .I..taa.rie, mei 'MARINE
And agairk.ot /1/11.1 PUttla.g.• by Yin!, aibl ngliiust I.bv
Sea awl I nlitibl Nay tgAtian nail Trausportmi.u.
I.N vnt k•alzistaat xiti safety ta.
all jam la-m.
DthECTORA.
It.h.•rl Gals. ity. !,4111111‘ Weltil
J Unrami.a. M. D. John Senti,
. 1 in,- Nlarshall. David Ridley.
A
A/Y.114i, DI 341..), J.... , 141
MAiistlelil II Itrost ti
I ktvi.l 11.
lI 1111.111. 14.rr. 11,.1.*.M. 11. Ihrtl.y.
MCI
Uritish do Continental Exchange
tWoliT BILLS Plt\WN .
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.
r.V ,'il/•: r.11(,,V
I. Z• 111.1 or II tn , 1 . 1 , 1 11a.4.
Lk le.tot Ul nn. Wt• at nilnltlet at all the. pratelltal Totrnee
--I tel.A tA_NITLAN AN!, IItELA\U. and the (N.ISi•
\
t• 11
M. A. ili:rninebnitint S Haulm n,
PRA. Witt': T A .1/.1/.\',
ii ltwhe 13,-13, 3 1 , ,1111311, At. all Italia 01 iIERNANV.
I AZtAt LAS le noel 11. q.t. A N
lel iett•titliti t t t • t I Ate•i 2thruna, may procure\ through
teeLe.tt.•, t'tertlii. Ito n•lt 31t.teety veto ion obtallte:tl, 16,
13 331 . 13311. , 1
rlon, ..1 V.I. W. and iither revurities
1.1••11111I ilt pit tilt.
ILLIA)I IL WILLIAMS et CO_
corm. 3 'Third AITOPI.I.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
I'ITTSBU1;(1H.
WILLIAM BAIIALEV,
El. I. NI AILSII ELL, S.vrittir)
EH. 1: 91 ft:44 r street, I,:overit //hrArt nn.l Word 817'1,13
1114111, DELL AND I'AIID4) RISKS, .'o tho I/Elo
triblearle,
.E4.t)..1 Ihitnago In
the l'erilA of the S., a ,l Inland Nnvlention
thl "ErnliNp.,l.llll
MEI=
M
N:unw.l Hen,
1t..1.•rt I.tilllap.
Inn.a. 11 I . l , unt,k,
Walter Bryant,
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
.1011 N 11. SITU RN BERG KR, Prrnhlent.
111E/0' FINNEY, Secretary.
C. W. BATCH ELOR, General Agrut.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
MARINE' AND FIRE RISKS
J. 11. Slnvenliorgnr,H. W. Casa,
0. W. ItaLcholtor, W. I. Nisnick,
Imani• M. Pennck, T. It. Updike.,
W. W. Martin, It. D. Cochran,
It. T. Leech, Jr., J. qm A. entightiy
linking° S. SOLIon, S. S. Bryan,
David NlT'iiilliiiat.
•4 All I,,,neti nod by Ina 11-ninsure.!ender policitm
asaa..l by this Colinimay nil! be liberally ailjustml mai prompt
ly paal at its OFNICE, No. V.l WATER STREET. [fyll
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OP PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
CAPITAL, $300,000.
.4..#-Itisur.• }lnklings and other I'ropt•rty 14;1:Link Lots or
Dalting... by Fin', and the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navi
gation I MCI Transportation.
Di it gert/lIS.
Waal. P. .11,11411144, Holy Pat ier8(111, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carrier. W. Nl . Clintis.k, Jas. P. Timer,
iloorge W. Smith, W. S. haven, D. H. lark,
I. Urier Sprul, Wale Hampton, D. M. Long,
A. J..11/1444, J. li. Jones, 11. it. C,oggsltall.
OFFICERS.
Pres - am' Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON.
Vice Prrsident RORY PATIIIRSON.
tidy and 'hew A. A. CARIIIER. Je2S•ly
A. A. CARRIER 8 8 CARRIER
A. A. CARRIER A. BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield atreeta, Pittsburgh,
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insuraac
Co., ,a HARRISBURG. CAPITAL, $350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia.
W INOUE...S . I'En, VA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, I.IAR
RISBUIDE CAPITAL, 5300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co,
lIA RT FORD. CA P ITA L AND A 5. , ?1:714 $2,154,489.
Pennsylvania In•nrance Co., ~IPITTSBURGII
rA PI AND ASSE7'S, Nmv. S, lus, 9129,029 49.
Wm. .lonNsrMN, President........A. CSILMIKR, tiviretitry.
i 4,14 prly
J.ts CIiLI.INI J. BANKSKNOX
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PKOPI or THE
Canine , Pltteburgik, Meadville Q. Erie
CANAL LINES.
H WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA
P11,11:1:fl,i 11--
‘‘ Bapley & Murphy, Tiernan & Cu.,
Smith & Elompton. Wilson & Co.,
Woe:Alma. Meant , & Co , English & Itichardmou.
PM I. DYLP LILA-
Magalay, Woodward, Co., Truitt, Brother & Co.,
Wood, Baootl * Co. [WW2
SIOS,IOI 31
. 300,000 00
$108,161 13
Prescriptions, with full directions, will be sent gratuitous.
ly, on application as above, and a statement of the syrup
toms of the case and the remedies. prescribed may be ob
tained at my agencies. Advice given at all times to such
patients without charge. I always prepare all the medicines
use, and never send my patients to the apbiliecary, or sub
ject them to the inconvenience and hazard of preparing
them themselves.
9..484 iG
too uou uo
$r,17,349 16
J:tton C
J 81111,4 Tratittair.
sllittni Eyre. .ht,
.1,...1111.. 1..
Jame., Tvouvot.
Stnottol
Jwuen R. Nlchtrland,
Robert IturbM.
John It. Pitttborglk
It T. Sforcin.
J. T. Logan,
W.M. 11 Aft'flN,Pro,olPtlt.
lent.
.1 . 1 I KOCtIII TICKETS lire sold to C.,1un,1 . Dayton, Cif,
ow i. Lotii,villv. St. Lotils. I nititinaplis,
t li"att". liork I,,wit City, Liunlieth, Milnnok io,
. .
Af,y- For lidien3 and further information apply to J. G.
'ER RV, at the corner Ake, under the Monongahela Iluuse,
at tin. Federal atrivt Station. to GEO. PARKIN, Ticket
A rent. f inht.l3 J. 11. MOORE,
TRA INS CAINNECT AT CILESTLINF., without do-
with all the Trains h Julio and Pennsylvania
lh,ot, and al.. at Port.,t with Train.. going North and
tho Mad Ilivh•r and Lake Enu•
For To keta. apply at the Itailrmo! Office of the Ohio and
rilisYirlillia irttlirtiiiii l'olopany in Pittsburgh, Alien:betty
.
Cit)...r of any of the follon tug points:
Fort Warne. , Ilellefontaine,
Clot : ninon, Urbana,
Day tOn, Springfield,
Indianapolis, Richmond,
Tiffin, Findlay.
Perrone desiring Tickets will be particular to ask for a
Ticket by the Old,, and Indiana Railrad.
jeti S. It. STRAUMIAN. Supt.
Capt. Mark SMrling.
8.1111130 M. liter, -
William Bingham,
.1..11119. Dilworth,
Francis Sonora,
J. M . M.onmaker,
William B. 11a).
eln.in nail, ilanditon dr. Dayton Railroad.
CI t!s;CI NN ATI PASSENGERS will ple.is7e
lake notice that the advertisement of a Rival Route,
elating that the q o'cick A. M. train of the Ohio and Penn
,3l.card.lo,lfrowi is the only true which makes
Cresti Me. This is incorrect, and calculated to deceive the
t novel ling public, as there are two daily trains between Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati making close and sun connections,
IIr.I.LEFONTAIN and DAYTON. Nu other route makes
onii,tions with the 3 P. NI. train of the Ohio and Pen nsyl
vanittitala&d. U. B. BROWN, Gen" Agent.
P. ItNOWL.A.ND. Agt. Pittsburgh. felfstr.
POLLAICK,
WRoLESALE DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Variety and Dry Goods.
AND DIANDFACTURERS OF
PLAIN AND WAVED LINE CILT
MOULDINGS.
No. 95 Wood et, Corner of Diamond alley.
THEY refer to a long experience in this
business as IA safe guarantee to the purchaser that ho
will get the latest and Lost styles, and at prices ea low as
any other establishment.
/ en inspection of their stock Incurs no obligation to buy.
ICqual attention will be aborts to Merchants, whether their
calls lot for examination or purchase. mhl9:lotdA3tw
AVID CAMPBELL sr, i , SAMUEL POL
LOCK have associated together under the style of
CAMPBELL o POLLOCK, for the transaction of a general
Variety and Dry Goods basin...is, and the manufacture of
plain and Waved Line Uflt Mouldings. mhlo
AGENT POE THE
Sale & Purchase of Patent Rights&
And Dealer in every mriety of 31ECHAN1CAL AND
OTHER I'ATENTS. Ogler. and Exhibition Room, No. 139
FIRST STREET. near Wood, Pittaburgh, Pa.
tra)- Orders for Patented Articles of every deeetiption
promptly attended to.
AGENTS IVANTED. inh2o
BASEMENT TO LET.
A LARGE BASEMENT ROOM, 21 feet
wide by 30 deep, half above ground, and well
llght
ail nod tinishod, will he rented on reasonable terms. It is
on the corner of Fourth street and Cherry alley. linqulre
at ijaZil:tfl OFFICE OF MORNING POST.
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, at the Office of
tho MORNING POST, a large quantity of OLD
Machinists and others wanting such an article can
get a lathe supplyby calling *tan. tob9
REMON`AL. Insurame Company
A.A., of Hartford, removed from eoruer Fifth and Wood
streets to Nu. 97 Water street, over OratT, Bennett k. Co.'s
Iron Ware !loose, where they will continuo to issue policies
oil ell descriptions of property, as usual. Cash assets Janu
ary I. 1856, 51,074,395. It. B. 'BEN-EYCK, Agt,
No. 97 Water sty Pittsburgh.
_
CITIZILNS' DEPOSIT BANK,
Pittsburgh, March 22 , 1856.
TILE ANNUAL MEETING of the Sickholdem of
llry this Book will be held et the Banking /louse, on
LION DA the 7th of April, between the hours of la A. M.
!Lod 2 P. M.. at which time and pLaco nu ELECTION for one
Prewident and six Directors will take
inlt24dd E. D. JONES, Cash'r.
a-12a TUE STOCK!
ON THE aim FELI.O'Vr..
HALL ASSiCIATION are hereby notified that tho
FIFTEENTH INSTALMENT OF FIVE. PER CKNT. on
the Capital Stock 11011 been called in, doe on and after the
NINTH DAY OF APRIL, DMA
J. P. fik:NDERSON, Secretary.
t..
mmmlmr
A 'C A R D
,td" The public are reept4tally requested not to confound
DR. CALVIN N. FITCH with niyeel4' Dlt. S. S. VIMII, of
714 Broad wv, N. Y., the author of "SIX LECTURES ON
TILE PREVENTION AND CURE OF;CONSUMPTION, AND
OF LAVE," and long anihridely known for the
treatment of Lung Diseases, Ileart Affections, and other
Chronic Maladies. I have never lecttmed or practised metl6
clue iu any part of the IViaitern country, and since the year
1846 1 hare not been Marna from the city . of New York for
the purpose of Lecturing or practising medicine anywhere;
and I ~11.1 not now uud do not propose to be at any time so
absent from the city. I have not had, nor base I now, any
professional inuaciate lixturing or practising medicine eine
m here. Ido riot, and will not, hold myaelf responsible for
imolar or transactions of any person practising medicine
abreitt.from my own office.
Thew who &tire my advice or treatment can ebtain it
only by application pernonally, or by letter, to myself at my
residence, illAlroadway, N. Y, and my medicines and me
rholical nil - Inanea can only be had by applying to me or my
regularly authorized agents.
lilt. 8. R. FITCH'S "Six Lecture," above mentioned, a
new ,•ditleo Just issued, 380 pages, 30 engravings, and steel
portrait of the author, will be sent by mail, or may be had
of niy ogents. Price 1:5 cents—ull but given away.
S. S. FITCH . A. M., 31. D.,
)larrlo, ISM4—mll3l:3wtlaw 714 Dicadway, N. Y
.INo. It. kooms. lato of Umnplireys,lfoffman t Koons, Plata
D. W. En.oiNc L'ate of ritsborgh.
KOONS & HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
AND
Generil Produce Commission. Met chants,
SuriA Wharres and FS North IVater 074
belmo Race street,
DIEM
iNI.:111P, WI ',Award & Co. 11111.1 Bryan, Kennedy & Cu. Pitts%
i tsrret I Martin & Co. " :I_ Wiluateth & Co. e
\ i 0.4 &• ni ver, 1.• Bell & Liggett,
slit,. I /il . O it CO. .. 41. &W. Ron,
I 'Al...b l' Im• .4 C. .. Bagaley, Coagrate & Co, "
It tut t. . rotber & Co. - Watt A IVllsott,
t It Leltmer A Co. Ciseinneti. Fosdick A Voulds, Chi drinati.
A. A. 142.11..ek A. Co. - Ilorrow & Gettler,
l'‘,..e.i A Sibley. •• J. S. Claeno%etb di Co. .
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Nlerebutits genet ally.
Jai SLltpct;nl
NEW SPRING STOCK OF
CHICKERING & SONS
PIANO FORTES.
.101 IN 11. hIELIA)11 Iwo
NfilTT
just received some more of
CIII('H ERIN,I & SONS'
HAM; kultTF S, rod corn
eleied the Sto,k, veleeted for Spring Sale 4, of TIIIRTY Fl VE
le ,v tel splendid I antrum, ots, ,f every variety and style,
stseetsrt tirr.l by the Messrs. Chicke. le" (Bavton,) born the
1 Worst :11X I a:TA VII; to the roost eplenaidly tini hod
Seven Octave Square Plano Fortes,
.0 their thperb and inimitable ()rand and I'arlor
~Ian•I Pianos. FA ERN PIANO FORTE in this hit is of
their NCH' SCA LE, with their PATENT IRON FRASIES.
PATENT ACTION, and are mot rely warranted to the
porchmer by the nuomfacturers, bet by the subscriber. to
in all rtspects as perfect AY Instruments can be made,
1.,t1f in regard to Al:lien:a and tVorkinsnaliip.
Plt ICES I's VARIA BL Y THE SAAIE so In Roston, at the
Itoinfectory.
• J , MIN 11. ItIELLIR., No. 81 Wood struet,
between Dizinionii alley and Fourth Woot.
A4ont for Chickering St ;one, Poston, for Pittsburgh and
%%.-A.rt Penna. nth2B
TO THE PUBLIC.
ACA R14.-TII E SUBSCRIBER FEELS
it intent wtn•nt on lint to caution the public against
ine malicious and unfounded reports, and 'tricks of trade,"
industriously circulated in this city, and intended to in
jure the retaliation of Chickoring it dens, fur whom he
ted as Agent so many yeari; in the sale of their Piano
i'ertee.
I t hoe non- become quite familiar to the subscriber to hear
on persons who oall w look at On it Piano Fortes "THEY
11.1\ E BEEN T , t1.1, that they wear out in to little while:"
Ain., the death of Jonas Chlckering their Pianos
out worth anything!" •. That their reputation was
-That the late Jonas Chlckering had actrnmehstucti
on Iris cloith loot. to a New York manufacturer, that he did
not put as much reach on the INSIDE of his Pianos as they
del, by tarty or liftv dollars!" The truth of the last and
itigenit.llll dart), tool story! navy Ire Inferred from the simple
but 31111.1110.11 at the time in almost every newspaper in
the United States, that the late Jonas Chickering's death o
rlirred at a moment's warning, while sitting in his chair, at
tire house of a friend in Boston.
The subscriber Is wilhne to risk hls reputation as a dealer
in Piano Font, for twenty-tlve years in this city, in saying,
unl assoring those who...want Instrrunents, that the Piano
Itiltillittlettlred Chickering it SODS, are not only
I.llly eonil to those tuanitairtured daring the life time of
their father. Ent are vastly superior.
05,550 the death of Mr. Chickering, the elder, the subscri
bor has sold in this city and vicinity upwards of one
itlfcl tilts Mane Fortns, manufactured by the new firm
Chit.ht.ring S Sous' and IN NO INSTANCE has he ever
tom d 3 complaint front the prirchaserx, but, on tho contra
ry, the most satisfactory commendations.
JOHN 11. MELLOIt,
Agent of Chicken lug J. Sons, Boston,
P 13130 Forte MallthfaCturer-
Yeansyli — raftia Railroad.
MEM
hio and
SVH.INti AHRANUEMENT
AND A Fry.v. MoNDAY, 21th inst.. Passenger Trains
run runt Supdays. AS rtdiOWS:
lo.:1Veel Pittsburgh for erostlitar at 7; 1 ,4' A. M. and 3 P. M.
hear,s en-Athos far Pittsburgh at 5 A. M. and 12.50 P. M.
T 11,,,, Trait. Illnke close runnectiuus at Olt EsTLINE witb
Trains fir C(LUMBUS. DAYTON, CINCINNATI.
\TAIN E. INDIANAPOLIS, CIIICACO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all pants r. ails extending West and South-west
chr..ugh 1/l114). INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
- .
Thr 7!, A. 31. Train friiin ininnectl at \lannfield
it h Trhins nn t 4 tAtiilin-liy. and Ncwar ftnatl. for
• \ DUSK V. TULia Rt nul t•ilicAth „1,„ .
ari• mad,- at Ann., with Trtinti on Cleveland and
for CLEVEL.ANI.4 CIIICAtiO, iUNK 1111-i
.;il.l BUFFALO.
.uru.Spriuglield. 111.. Fert Wu%uu, Clovelatid, owl the pHu
tpui ritieu iu the Went.
NEW BRIG )N A CCOMOD A TI4 /N TRAIN leaver, new
for Pit tshurgh at 7, A. M. and 114. P. M. 1,....Aven
Ew New Brighton, at A. M. and 5!1 . ., N.
Ohio and Indiana Railroad,
• BEING TII3I
Continuation of the Ohio dr. Penna. R. R
TO FORT WAYNE,
B21:=1:!
MOSES F. EATON.
- -
A FRICAN CAYENNEPEPPER-300 IbB
for sale by B. A. FAILNESTOCK A. (XL,
zuh2B Corner First and Wood street&
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Idatokklice the tidttr.
tissunent descriptive of Ilr.B.6lA.W.PteleatAkfiabart.
lime, and send for the printed'aitalOgatin; al. tilted/b
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tol works.
To the uninitiated ht. the gkeat art of sellibg books. we
would say that. we present a scheuto'f4T,lnolleY inebligs
which la far better than all tho gold mitiea of Califon !nand
Australia.
Any person wishing to embark iii the antaptiso, wilt rhk
little by sending to the Publisher s 2 t , , for which he will re.
ceiye sample copt ea of the varlotla works; (at.Wholosalo prices)
carefully boxed, losurod, and directed, affording * Tory lib
eral per contag. to the Agent forida trotiblo. ith thaws ho
will soon bo able to ascertain tho Moat ealcableand order ac
cordingly. Address (post paid))
BOREIIT EMIRS, Purusuza,
181 Willkun street, New York.
PERSONS OUT OF EMPL O YME NT. T—Au elegant gift for a father to present to his family.
bond for one copy, and try it among your friends.
?learn—Agents to circulate BEARS' ferne type Queer°
Bum; for family use, entitled
TUX pr.oruar PICTOItIAL•DOMESTIO BIBLE.
This useful book is destind, If we con • farm an opinion
from the notions of the prits, to have an Unprecedented
relation in every section of our wide spread continent, and
to form a distinct era in therade our,watits.
doubt, in a few yeses become the Va1:104-.*0 . 4 -
can people.
The most liberal remuneration will laSjilleleft,. 4,n Per"
sons who may be pleased to procure Intlikitilie °-
From 50 to 100 copies may/Melly . be diaillitta Id In
each of the principal cities Ind towns of
bo sold by subscription only.
Application should be made 0. once, as •the lield will be
soon orcupled.
Perseus wishing to act as Agents, and do a safe Madness,
can send for a special.. en copy.
On receipt of the established price, eli dollars, the Pictorial
Family Bible, with a well bound Subscription Book, will be
carefully boxed, and forwarded per express, at our risk mid
exponioi, to any central town or village in the United States,
excepting those of California, Oregon and Texas.
Register your letters, and your money will cote° wife.
Orders respectfully solicited. For farther particulars, ad
dress the subscriber (poet paid). ROBERT SEARS,
181 William street, Hew York.
IN TEE DISTRICT COURT 01"11Ilt1
UNITED STATES for tiro Wisdom District of Peuusyl-
Taal.
Peter Marray- el al.
rs. o In admiralty.
Steamboat "Aunt Letty."
To Au. PERBONElllll7larrrut.-71z1.2 Notice—That by virtue
of a writ of attachment issued out of the United States Dis
trict Court in Admiralty, dated the 31st day of 3farch, A. D.
1356, end returnable the 15th day of April next, at Which
time the cause will he heare, I attached the steamboat' unt
Lefty. In a plea cifil et maritime, for - wages, at'the suit of
Peter Murray et at., libellants. IFESTLET FROST.—
ap7:td
Dll. BROWN AT 110M.E.,--Dr;BROWN
Is now at his 11%1' quarters, No. 50 SMITHFIELD
STREET, where the &Meted lire invited -to calL. Curtain,
and epeody cures in all cakes guaranteed. Persona- af
flicted with the following diseases should not Silt to get his
advice; Syphillis, Clonorhte, (fleet. Strictures. Drethal
cliargcs, Impurity of the Blood, and alt disewies of Venereal
origin; Skin Diseases, Tatter, Ring-Worm, Mereuriet-Painf,
Seminal Weakness, Monthly ElupprOsAutivvoldseeseif of the
Joints, Fistula in Ann, Nervous Affections, Pain in the Buck.
Irritation of the Molder and Kidneys. ap7
PUMICE STONE-606 His Powdered fur
sale by lap7] FLKIILNK BROS.
300 kegs Chrome boron for sale by
FA kegs bkau-b. Soda ••
34* ILA Balsam Cepaiva "
6 bids Copal Varnish " 4t
30 bMs Spts. Turpentine " ot
PILTLA DR PHIA
SUDA'ASII of a good and uniform quality,
ntauttfactvred by the Penniylvania Salt hlatrufactartna.
Company, atTareutum. A largeaupplyonhand and tor sale
by LaP 7 .l 1 0 1.01.01t1 BROS.
lILINOIS--83' acres of Land, situate about
6 mires sum the town of Morris, Illinois-60 arms prai
rie, Wilma) In tqnber. For tette by •
ata ' S. CUTHBERT & SON, 61 Market M.
MICH IG AN—A Farm of 130 acres for sale,
ilituate 43.4 miles North of Mt. Clermont, Michigan.
Price Vl,OOO--s,stiu In hand, balance in 12 equal annual pay
ments. 8. CUTHBERT & SON.
wpi 51 Market street.
to 'Am rix,:j kg i;
AND
Allegheny County Normal School.
About four mike from the city, near the junction
' of the Nobleetoun and Waehington
•
Plank Roads.
D. T. I{ ERR, A. M., Superintendent.
MSS. M. A. EMIR, Principal Seminary.
REY. R. NPPILERSON, A. M., Prof. Lang:mines.
ITIE undersigned, County Superintendent, will re , .pen
his Seminary and Normal School fin Teachers, on,TUES•
DAY, tho 15th of April nor. Pupils of Isith sexes are re
ceived.
A limited numbty of females can board hi -the of
the Superintendent Good boarding can he obtained to the
village and vicinity, at front $2 to ,Ovil treat
TEILES---11 quarter of ICtiveeks, IN ADVANCE:
Dior:Eng, Lodging and Light-- -4-00 00
Tuition, from $0 00 to .10 00
Teachers, or those desiring, to prepare fur timating, env
enter the Normal School at any time, and continue lOweeks,
or to the clove of &mond Quarter.
Lectures will be delivered each Term, lawn the of
Teaching.
For fyrther information address.
opt R 31. REAR, Pittsbniirh.
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT YET !
NE SV SC A L E-IL KLIMER &
hare just received a small lot at
UNNS & CLARII.B9 PIANOS, "1 - q+ . " 71 1•:1i. ,-
provided with their N t;AV SCALE. Thie 1a'"••
their Malt, and undoubtedly the neer w
PORT NT OREITOYEIRPRt ., as yet made to the Piano Forte. The
POWISIt of the insinuttelat. Is 'almost .1.1v)IIBIAD, thereby;
end in point of volums,evenness and brilitattcy,of tone they
napalm anything as yet produced in the shape' of St. Piano.
They possess all the admit:ages of the- Orland Pianos, with
out my of ladle:advantages. *We now challenge comparison
with the huttrutitents of any-other maker in this country.
Imfident that every unbiamed jaclgas-Of the article will at
once admit their superiority. The public is respectfully in
vited to all and examine these superb Instruments.
lithatEß S. BRO.,
Sole agents for Nana 111 & Clarks' Pianos
For Westsrn Pennsylvania.
No. &3 P ath street, nest door tirldiutotilc Hall.
P. S.—Splendid aseortment or the above shortly expected
for the Spring Trade. aps
Air Tut sabsertlx.ra take great pleasure In /dating that the
PIANOS OP NUNNS & CLARK, New York, have enjoyed
the unwavering confidence of the public for upwards of
thirty-five yearn. during which period 'NOT A DINGLE Darer-
I cc LUSTIItitg:ST OM4 BEET TIDMED OUT DT TOOT MAZitUFACTOTIT ;
end hence, unlike others, they stand in Deed neither of a FCC
i.IAL DEFUNCT nor a labored eulogy.
Their superiority to so generally admitted, that they way
safely In. ronsidered no ABOCT. all friar of trade. 'They have
hsen fully tested in the severest Southern climates of this
sontinent. and have proved, beyond all comparison, clurntrio
end hating. l'orehasers who desire to obtain n PIANO-
SoRTS of the most substantial and elegant description. and
..1 whie, rapacity to neon WELL and stand in aeon TONE theta,
• chits NOT A DOUIST. are respestfully Invited to call nt or
i . stabiliditliciit and ezarnine the fine Niring stock of NI. INNS
S CLARK. PIANOS, provided with their norivallsil new
ale. KLKIIRIt Jr IfitO.,
ap.s No. 43 Fifth street.
TIIE NEXT, AND THE EIGHTH PUB
LIC SALE OF LOTS AT ROCHESTER, will take place
upon the premiere, on WEDNESDAY, rualtira or .AtonL,
Inst.. at 10 o'clock, A. M. At THI9 SALE will be offered a num
b, of THE MOST VA LUAI3 I 11 BUILDING LOTS IN THE
TOWN, as well as ELEGANT FANCY SITES FOR GEN
TLEMEN'S RESIDENCES, which at former mien were held
in r,serve. M. T. C. GOULD.
Rochester, AtAl 5,15543. faPSI
OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GAS CO.
April 4, 1550.
P ROPOSALS FOR MATE RIA LS.—Sewed
_ pp. Ls will la: received by the Pittsburgh Gnu Com
posy at their Office on Smithfield street, until Wednesday..
Itith lost, it 9 o'clock, P. M., for furnishing the-follow
ing materials, viz:
450 Porches of good flAt rubble walling stone.—per pewit_
58,000 Good hard, well burned, stock bricks, each to nose.
Imre 44 by 9 inches, and file.; inches thick—per 31.
80,000 Common Fire Brick, the some size as above—per SI
3,000 Bushels clean sheep river Rand—per brothel.
5,000 Superficial feet of slate roofing, each slots to mea
sure 18 by 30 Inches and inch thick—per square:
Al.—Proposals fur furnishing.
5•2,0n0 Rot. of Miscellaneous . Iron Castings ? lb.
94,000 "of Cast Iron Pipes of - various Muss, "
60,000 " of Bar Iron,
20,000 " of Iron Boiler Plate,
The whole to ho subject to the inspection mid appnisal of
the Engineer of the Company; and delivered at the works at
sorb times and in such quantities as he may direct.
Payments to be made on estimates one month after deliv
ery,bws twenty per cent, to be retained until thocompletion
a the contract.
All patterns for castings and pipes, will be furnished by
ibe Company, and any information that may be regained,
relative to the materials, will be furnished by the Engineer,
sit the works.
Proposals to be addressed to JOHN HOLMES, Esq,,Presi,
dent of the Company, endorsed " Proposals for Stoue,Bricks.
Castings, Bar Iron," &c, as the case may be.
aps JAMES THOMSON, Engineer.
BOCHE AND STELLA STATIVES7—A:
A. MASON & 00. have just received by Express another
of splendid dyke; of Brocho and Stella Shawls. aps
IDt ACON-15 hluk ahoulders ;
3 do. sides;
1.1
4 do. hams. Just received and for
(aps) FORSYTH & SOUTT.
AR-CURE
:D HAMS-10 tierces just re-
COiTOti and for ante - by FORSYTH & SCOTT.
I AP-50 bozos Oleine. Soap, just rec'd and
fur sale by (aps) FORSYTII k SCOTT.
QTAR CANDLES-50 boxes just reed and
LI for sale by (aP S ) FORSYTH & SCOTT.
LARD OIL-20 bble. No. 1 just reo'd and
for sale by (aps) FORSYTH & SCOTT
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Putnam for April 20c.
Godey for ApLil 2Oc.
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Yankee Notions 12c.
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apt
. 0 No. 77 Fourth street.
PATENT OIL CLOTllB.—Theundersigned
having secured Letters Patent for the manufacture of
SEMITRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADE OIL CLOTHS,
f various colors, is now prepared to tarnish the trade with
„II from y, to 234 yards wide. tieing diesel° mann-
Ittcturer, persons desirous of obtaining the right tq vend the
same ran do so on application to
E. R. KERNA,N, Pahuitoo.
aphirr—chßO Factory No. 16 Irwin et., °imam:o, Pa
BOOKSTORE REMOVED-I'h° subscriber
. 1 . 1 has removed from No, 104 Wuo) et to No. 41 FIFTH'
er rect second door west Or Wood strut, ("Poet Buildings,")
' ,b ona be will keep, In addition to School, MochanhaL
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Ilaneons and Blank Rooks, PAPRR and FANCY STA
TIONERY —all the popular Matpulues, Papers. ite.. Ac.
For ado wholainie and retail. B. T. C. MORGAN.
41 Fifth street.
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COFFEE --100 bags prime Rio;
25 Pocets Java for sale by
414 JOHN ItIOOR READ,
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T IIOAIPSON'S EYE WATER- 5 trross f oe
ewe by [mli2o . l B. A. FAIINESTodi g CO,
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