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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
MONDAY MORNING
Persons calling on Dr. Fitch, will please enter the
St. Clair Rotel by the private entrance on Penn
street.
Important B.ailroad
District Court.—Before Judge Hampton.
Julia Conry's Administrators vs. Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. This was a ease in which the
husband of Julia Conry sued the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company for damages in consequence of her
death, alleged to arise out of the Company's care
lessness. The deceased was in the emigrant train,
when Mrs. Cowry and another woman got out of the
train against the orders of the Company's servants,
as it is alleged. Another train was coming along at
the time. They were warned or the danger, and the
other woman stepped off the track, but Mrs. C. did
not before the locomotive struck her, killing her in
stantly. The case has been on trial since Tuesday,
the Jury in the meantime going to Altoona to see
the scene of the disaster, and witness the operations
of trains under similar circumstances. Judge Hamp
ton charged the Jury as follows on Saturday more-
ing •
CHARON: Corry's administrators vs. Penna. It.
It. Company. The plaintiff, with his wife and two
children. took passage in the emigrant train on de
fendants' road from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, in
April, 1854. They arrived at Altoona on Sunday
morning. where the train was placed o n the s ide
track, as shown by the diagram exhibited to the jury,
where it remained until about noon the next day,
when it was dropped down to its place of starting
west. The Hollidaysburg train came up on the
branch road from that plane on time, as it is alleged,
and after entering upon the main track, backed- up
the same post the e migrant train, at some distance
from it, and at the moment the plaintiff's wife, who
had left the latter train but a few minutes before.
was crossing. or walking along the main track, she
was knocked down by the backing train and instant
ly killed. John Corry. her administrator, now brings
this action to recover damages for the alleged negli
genet, of the defendants under the act of 15th April,
I S5l. (Dunlop, 1145.1
The plaintiff's counsel contend that the defend
ants, by their efficers, were guilty of such negligence
in the maartgement of the backing train, as will ren
der them liable in this action.
The defendants' counsel take defence on three
.grounds :-
Ist. That the plaintiff cannot recover as adminis
trator of the deceased because, as they allege, the act
of April. 1551. was virtually repealed by the act of
26th April, 1555: and
2,1. That the death of the plaintiff's wife was not
caused by any negligence on their part, but by the
want of proper care and caution en her part : and
3,1. That if there were any negligence, or want of
care on their part, yet. that she was guilty of negli
gence a l s o, which would prevent a recovery in this
case.
First. then, as to the repeal of the Art of 1851, which
embrares the first craned of the defence. This injury
occurred in April. 1854. and the present action R 31 3,
brought In July Term of that year. Under the pro
visions of that Act, at the tine this suit was instituted
the plaintiff had a right to sue as administrator of bin
wife—and the only question is whether that right was
taken away by the Act of April. 1855. The Act of
1551 is not repealed in express terms. nor do I think
it is so by implication, so far as to Affeet proceedings
commeneed under it before the passage of the latter
act.— The intention of the Legislature in passing the
act of 18:A seems to have been merely a limit to the
right of action to the husband or widow, children or
parents of the deceased, and consequently to prevent
the damages that might he recovered from distribu
tion among creditors. But if this were not so the
plaintiff would be allowed to amend his :Carr, in ac
cordance with the provisions of the 23 section of the
act of April. 1555, and as the plaintiff would have
the right under the first section of this net to sue as
the husband of the deceased, the fact of describing
bite as her administrator would not vitiate the writ,
but would be treated as surplus:cage. This has been
repeatedly ruled in Pennsylvania and elsewhere.
This groun•l of defence therefore is not available.
The second and third grounds of defence go to the
merits of the case, and if sustained by the evidence,
must defeat a recovery in this action.
This branch of the case raises two questions.—let.
Was the deceased guilty of any degree of negligence
which contrilnited to the injury complained of? II
so the plaintiff cannot recover, no matter whether the
defendants were guilty of negligence or not. But if
there was no such negligence on her part, then 2d,
was her death canned by any culpable negligence on
the part of the defendants? If so the plaintiff will
be entitled to recover. But if there was no suo•h neg
ligence. then the defendants are not responsible, and
the plaintiff will not he entitled to recover.
What constitutes eulpable negligence in any par
tiralar ease must always depend upon the fleets and
cirounistntices attending the act or injury complained
of . 5./ that no invariable ride ran he laid down whirl
will be apq•licable to every ease bat some general
rules may b,• stated which will enable the jury
to come at n correct eonclusion. in determining
favt. diselose•t be the ea Aimee. There are use.
ni'y considered three• degrees of negligence, viz ---
gros , .. very gross, and .light. Gross negligenra
consists in the omission of that care which even in
rate-wive men, thoughtless men. never fail to take
their own property. Ordinary neglect is the want o
that diligence which the generality of mankind u•
in their own catieerns, that is. of ordinary care.
Slight neglect is the emission of that care which
very attentive and diligent persons take in their own
goods. or, in colter words, of very exact diligence.
It is well settled that those entrusted with the man
agement of a 141111ra:el are held to the strictest vigi
lance: They are bound to exercise the utmost care,
skill and dili gen ee in relation to their passengers and
the property committed to their charge. They are
responsibly for every injury mused by any species o f
negligence, however slight, which they or their agents
may he guilty ”I. But v are only responsible for
the direst nod immediate eonsequen•cs of errors coin
ii.fted Lc Ow:lnset , es. they tare not incatrers against
she to which n passenger may exceera himself
by his lien rashness or folly ram who itliliCtf , a wound
upon a body moot a bide the rafferings and the 1„•..
whether lie does it in tar out of the ear.. and there
c•an be no recovery for an injure mused by the mutu
n 1 default of both parties: where it Isle be sh
own
O d ic it would not have happened. except for the cul
pable negligence of the party injured. concurring
with that of the other party. no action can be main
tained. A Railroad company is not liable to a p, t -s.
singer :for an accident which the passenger might
have prevented by ordinary attention to his own
safety, even though the agent in charge of the tr a in
nre also remiss in their duty. Such is the deetri Ile
11 . 14 down In• Chief Jestiee 111 the Thant-oral
Company vs. Aspell, 11th Barris 149. This is not
only the lost rave reported on this subject, but it is n
summary and ecenprehensif e ai••w of the law nppli
cable to thin case.
Th. , principles in he extracted frran all the easy'
and which you will apply to the evidence in thit
cause, are the following!
the death ofJulia Corry was caused by her
own rashness or folly, or by a want of proper care.
caution and prudence on her part, the plaintiffs ran
not recover. and the defendants will be entitled to
your verdict,
24. If the negligence nr carelessness of Mrs. Curry,
concurring with that of the defendants, caused her
death, the plaintilre cannot recover.
3,1. If the defendants used all the care, skill, eau
ti.,o and prudence that human foresight or sagacity
could suggest, they are not responsible ; and the
plaintiffs cannot recover, although there may have
been no negligence whatever on the part of the de
ceased. It would then lie one of those unfortunate.
but unavoidaltle accidents, for which no one can be
held a ccountable.
.tth. If the deceased was not guilty of any negli
gence, anti if her death was caused by any want of
care, caution or prudence on the part of the defend
ants, their officers or servants, then the plaintiffs can
recover.
The jury, after a Ebert
... absence, returned with a
verdict for the defendant_ It is to be taken to the
Supreme Court
The S c d h ation Came—Young Greatrake, who was
convicted of the seduction of Mien Mary S. Murray
on Friday afternoon, publishes the following ea , '
.Ifr.c.crt. Editorsr—Will you give an unjustly crush
a gdinnee I want to be brief. In the presence of
15,1. I solemnly avow that Mary S. Morn.
whatever her name may he., I Dever 110 seduce;
promise to marry; and never did have any imps open.
mac) with hot. until after she told me the history of
marriam.. If she in not a married woman, then lam Lao,
deeply deceived Limn any one else. Detach the girl front the
inn... , dial surrounds her—place Iter for three days witi
dhoutererned p e r.ton, nod I will stake my existence that she
trill endorse the truth of what I hare stated.
Let tiny man or woman take those facts as a basis, am
ri.rythlmt developed on the trial (apart from the story the
was trained to tell; will la , clear as a 611111.11.111. The bier
vi vat' interview I had with her. I -injured her by all tha
was holy and true to tell me If her story of marriage wan the
truth, and she odd it was. My future is as black as Egyi
flan midnight,and nothing short of an oniolvotent aria ant
vindicate the truth. But I would not exchange places witl
her for the brighten( crown on earth.
AVNI. A. GItti.ATILAK
There is now a motion for arrest of judgment and
new trial pending, which will be argued some day this
week. In case the new trial is not granted, he will
Le sentenced according to the provisions of the fol
lowing act of April 19, 1813:
The w.f. - thin of any female of repute, under twen
ty-ac. )ettre. of to,', oath illicit connection, under pronitee of
uroce. hereby declared to an indictable offence, in
a,1,11t1.•n h. reineilies now given Try law, for the perpetra
t"n Om. gteat private and ptililas Wrong: and any pertOn
"" ' l ` It ronvieted of the offence of Reduction as afore
in any Court ol Quarter t'eaciatins of the Peace of
thin
C o mmonwealth. shall gentencerl to pay a flue net excd
;, tin o thousand ibillars. at the discretion of the Court, and
feather unarm., y confinement at laird labor
la
the proper penitentiary, a perio lof not less flan one
t seal. nor homer than three 'ears, at the 41ixrretion of the
Coact Pr,rai,f, that in lieu the imprisonnient in the
le mien tiavy. the Court may, if the eiretunstanc,B of the
are tail icatial. aetilence to impria inment in the county
tail I `roe•ztlerl further. that the promise id a marriage
rhall
cot he deemed estalilislital. unless the trail:3lolU of the fi
nial, seiinusl is. vorrnholittial Lc other riiiience, either cir
ri:nisi:tilted
6 c 0.40/ $l,OOO Buil.—Thomas M'Donuld, eho
oms committed to prism some months since on the
rharie of murdering Juries S. Murdock, in October,
ro lcused on Sot unlay, by Judge M'Clurc, ou en
coring bail in $l,OOO.
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DO lei IVaor go pay Ta.r.—One of the solicitors
of the Pennsylvania 1 11'1 nod Company, on Satur
day, presented a pet,tion in the Court of Common
Pleas, for the appointment of a Commissioner to take
testimony in the matter of the assessment of taxes by
Caleb Russell, assessor of the First Ward, upon the
Duquesne Depot. The petition sets forth that the
Depot is of public utility and benefit, and that the
Company does not derive any revenue therefrom.
The structure was erected at a cost of $lBO,OOO, and
was intended, and is used for the safe storage of
goods, the owners of which merchandise pay no sum
whatever for such storage. This statement was also
made to the County Commissioners, who refused to
free the Company from the payment of the taxes,
which amount to $llBO. The proceedings com
menced on Saturday are under the nett of April 1844
and 1848. The County Treasury is already far from
being in an overflowing condition : indeed, there are
not a few wise old heads who say we are bound to ar
rive at repudiation, sooner or later, in consequence
of lavish subscriptions to bankrupt and unfinished
railroad corporations. The Pennsylvania Railroad
is in a flourishing condition, and it was constructed
in part by Allegheny county and Pittsburgh. We
have also impoverished ourselves in aiding roads
that are intended to be feeders to the Gaeta Central
Route; how the latter, therefore, under the circum
stances, can come into Court and ask for an abate
ment of taxes, is not altogether clear to our idea of
--_ ---
APRIL 7.
equity. If the Pennsylvania Company wa..+ not able
to bear the burden, something liberal might be done
by a county with a plethoric treasury;. but this is
not exactly the state of affairs in the present instance.
our city on Saturday, and is now ready to give his at
tention to patients who require his services. As a
physician who makes this insidious discase--Con
sumption—bis speciality. Dr. Fittlfs success has not
boon exceeded, if paralleled, by any other medical
man in the Union. His treatment of pulmonary
complaints icon a somewhat novel principle--a princi
ple that has not yet been in vogue among w h a t are
termed the orthodox in the profession. but suc cess.
in this, tie iu other matters, is the surest guaranty of
correctness of treatment. On our second page will be
found an article on the "Curability of Consumption,"
to which is appended a letter from a distinguished
physician of Henderson, Kentucky, who indorses Dr.
FAA's mode of treatment as the only correct one.
Such evidence should go far towards convincing the
incredulous. Read the letter.
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Dr. Cabin M. Fitch.—This gentleman arrived in
tj the .Ittf r i in thin County.—On Sat
.-ing, Judge M'Clure decided that all pro
ceedings on indictments against violators of the re
,training liquor law of April. 10:6, should be forever
stayed, ns the law passed on Saturday week reivaled
the act of In:6, and no prosecutions could be rnt.r
urdny mom'
taine.l. There were upwards of oTIV hen.lre , l indirt
tuent3 found by the grand jury against as ninny in•
&Mantas fur the violation of the law, mil the clerk
was ordered to oolls pro,crvii them nll. Juine.
Borger, the man indicted for selling liquor contrary
to law, and who plead hie own eau, and was r , n
Meted, being in Court, was called up and diseharg.ed.
Two or three inmates of the county prison, romnot
ted fur violating the restraining law, were :do
brought into Court and disrharged.
Rdrairril on $2,000 Cummings,
has been twice convicted of robbing the Coped
States Mails, while Postmaster at Ilarrittun
Potter county, and whore rue° now pending before
the United Stater Court at Wasliimr.ttie
City, was taken before Judge the I'. S. I/Is
trict Court this morning,. and released on giving bonds
in the rum of .52,000. nit. brother, Culvm Cum
wings, became his surety. Ile was admitted to bail
under instructions from Washingt”.. cummlng
has been an inmate of OUT county pri=nt for nineteen
Normnl .G hoot and Seminary. Ily refercti , le our
adserdising columns it will lie seen the .7quuield
Normal School and Seminary again in operation.
It will be under the general superintendence
M. Kerr. Esq., of shore q uahtlextionn f r the 1,0 t
It nould itiperer“gation here 10 ,pe.‘k. Mn. Kerr.
a lady entirely qualified, wrdl I.e prin. - Ina: of Ow
S.eminmry, and thot.e ni>h t., study thr loo,:tta
Ze! ran reettive ample instruction from K.
Mt•Plier,rto.
InalA.—Tht•%•• ,i•!e n
.1.1 paintings were cahiliited on F.:lint - 4,1y evening
lm it to a large and fashionable nuiliciic.., and al! we I I
have heart ,enk of them. expreyis ihoin,clce•
highly pleased. in 114,1160 U to tho.e patriting•. Mr.
Andrieus has intrmluced .igore.•
much to the intemst of Coe -I.hibition , . Mr o•
e inftmne llf that Mr r.u...hanan..ftc lirrl • : 11l
dale f,r Preeident of the Untte.l:=lllt , R:.! °t.penr
,efore the au dience. 1;•• and 1.1. r.,ear
hil.itions every afterm , on and e%
1 --Th 0:0
tr. ii.nale , l 1 , . IL,. ‘Vrtter“ 1 be , ! , .4 t, .1
urinary a rare and xtdualde ttad.inet i.n.nttrn
ecied frtttn ddrerent paYtt• t,i the ut-rld I.v.
ans. the man who was :n . ntre , l by the tna.-olo.ry
kewell . ? gnns , sswln, few d r ,v% nge.. nn I ~,se
nee legs I.y eurz
11, lea% e, nl,l ~von rt...ldren.
Sall A 11!.0ri... I:.at
li...neta ha: purchnt•eil a farm An the .7.%1,1,nn.
nhob he paid $.9.000 Tea years ag.a Martin ',tn.,
iu indigent cireuttintance , , but n rub rhirrico
ru.Liti to the rescue. anti now be it able v. but
han irome farm
lirn:k in the Cnon l .—A portion of ;he weer banl
of the canal at the other end of th•. n,•yue.loec gars
way on Friday evening lat.:. Wo learn that all t• 1)
howem on that Otte were partially flooded, but tier
woe lint Mull! darian; , 40 no. Tie Lt can hat no
been repaired op triSaLurday vvenlng.
The Pittsburgh Literary Club 611 54 turthty nlgb
jou rn , • , l for !ht. Pen Fo
y Mr. Roberts, and his assistant. Mr. Stewart. for their
e fore them.
to attention and promptness in all cases presented lic
e
To the flosneodte ll'i'llioio ,11. trfo„,,. I' ~„,.„
/,.
ii,l the Ape...if:lle itidy•-• of the Court 4 c,C
l eter re.
iv).* of the (booty , j Alleghetvy--Tbr Grand .lure
d
in and for said county. assemble as an inquest in•
guiring for the body of the county, do r e slieetively
present, That they do eong routat, t h e ...linty on ti•
c omparatively small amount of bills presented 1.,-f.re
them for any great offenees committed, and they re turn their sincere thanks to the District Attorney,
After visiting the jail they take pleasure in stating
their entire satisfaction in the manner in which it is
conducted under the control of Mr. Phillips, why ,
appears to study the comfort of the inmates in clean
Loess and the good order apparent throughout ; at
the same time, this Jury would recommend that some
prorision should be made for the moral and religious
instruction of the inmates, at least on the Sabbath
day. They likewise concur in former presentments
of Grand Juries, wherein they recommend the em
ployment at labor of committed vagrants. After
visiting the penitentiary, under the control of Major
Beckham, they state they found that establishment in
very good order, neat and clean, and the provisions
for the inmates ample and gowl, 6. , far its submitted
I to them.
rd : "Tignod by the Jurors.
SI UN I)Itl Eg—
WO Isms Moohl and Pipped Can,ll.•
2 - Star
100 .• Rosin S. Ai. :
300 kegs a...50rt...1 Nail-:
Ino dozen Corn Broom+.
fa) bales Nos. 1 and 2 Batting,
25 dozen Red Coals:
25 - Iluekets :
to .. Tuba; in ed.. e ;lint 1.1 +ale hy
itp?.. .101 IN )100It II EA I.
A 1 i cA :..s v., ,, .. ...-7150 bias. N. 0: MolaNscs in
tll_i:irft...trrh.4,::::,li• h): 74..2 ka , r2 , . 41: : 1 1 1 1 1: N !, l l ,.: , t l k s i l i , l ll l l t*. i.n... k kr i l :
in
rilE.\ ,S---1 00 half chests I.llllNlal(l.•Nkt;:n:itilG:Aele,n
BACCO__
rr" 1,. boxes favorite brand , for
aah• hr tttp2l .1111114 MintltllKAD.
5 t.: , (:1 „. . , k . !t u — d
ffi,,rll:.ii,l.lll,dyn.
I'll:ni,i1)110
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EM ET ERY MARBE WORKS—
NI vi - rit KW I. A Wri IN. Pa t.-rirxt. NI. mar. NI , .Is. No.
STia'h I Xi;S. SHIRTS. DRAWERS, 11s.1 I.llthlitTY iitreVi, 1i..11,W Wayne, o.ll°ll v ..... A
+
tai all kind+ t A 11. ),`, I N.I: Y. at los eviabilohnient. II l• Far- ' .
• NOT ICF--TO TILE T.I.XABLES OF 'CUE , whth. head, kegs..
tory ts near Ryan's Itniling, on Fll.lll vtr,.et —open at all . I '
tows In th , • in-p..t th.n . I ,)„. pu i, ht . 1 , b ,.. ~,,,,„ 0 ,,. [
.1 .. SE% ENTII WARD —The Comity
i t', ,, , , ,. r urt,i4mern have ' ~ , , . ..v. 0 „ . .., .t tn 1 5 % xr ,e . v ..; , : , ,,.
work .4 }.... on. umnoin , “ , ... i.n....gin to the city the , rhanged the tin, for the Appeals in st . ti. . . fn. Nlar. Ii , :,
~.. d0z y......
largest assoi t merit ol i; , ...k in hi+ Imo user brou g ht h , t hi n . 2013. to May 12th, ittißbla 1110)11'sttN, i ' - 1.. , kao•v
city. whirl, me warranted to be of the last quality, and Will '..I" U W. ASALitie,iir. Siw ‘, boxes
Ware, .mien
he tadd at the most reasonal.l.. pr,- Ile loui but one S a hli , ( iiii
1 PRI NG ER — II ARB A IR.; 11, Co mliiss i 0 N ! Wheat, siwks
R .at, at the corner of Market alley and Fifth to 1.1.1.1 IR Eitriil4l, Dealer in Wtail, Provisions, and Pio.lnce , Yarn, pkgs
C DALY•
s', redl y , l'solb lAberty stret. l'ittsbuish "a 9l ;
n:111.1 Corner Market alley nod Fifth st. '
-v - EW BOOK BY MRS. CAROLINE LEE r i 1107 ' . 3 PINT FRESI/ MMAT(IKS' ' ) ,I ACrAZINES FOR APRIL'
„, ~11 iiEsTz —cuchrsiti 1 0° A NI) MAR It lAil E ; ...!. 3,1'8 !-• ,l,rten 1 quart '
, 1... Frank Leslie's New York Journal :
lia—S,3,oo Ilats-.4.pring St
it .; 0 ,r , ' , WO,. of AMEIIIi,N • LIU- 'i liw }.111.1W will hail W till
I , ,i„. „,,,ww...nw-iii new hook by T
all.latd '2
••• pint Currant .1.41 , . .
i llarper's Magazine for A pril—prirc 2nct•rits ;
5 - a ssorted PreisisrVi`ii . G1,114.11'8 " " ' 111 l cents; mill
have a Spring style of Silk slat that we will sell for ti 11,5 '• Brandy Peach,
i •
e , ,
0.1
I, :T i . 'h i ' ' :l l . l . l ..n p Y ll .. .a. " : . l .. ) : l‘ l' '' s t i 6.).
.I' w l;'- : ' ' y k k o u r York I
. D. E .... . , I l er . : l( i )' C o '‘ h r u , ,, .. n' o l i t t B ! ' i u e , i o i i k s s . t i t:
, i . 1 , , , t r , l i
K a I - El k , t j u ß t a i :Si P; r t i -lr i n : gß i , t ts e t ! !. a n d t o f i f . o t i mil t l i ‘ t e l y,g. ll: 7 N- LINE.—
• water The. uoi k will Iv. haunt on pertuad liy lii he one
dollars, that cannot be excelled in ails city Call and . X . ' 1 •• Brandy Cherries
I -I the no.st exciiiti4. tnteresting and popular work!. tlim has
militia, and be cons ince.). es er eniaiim , 'I from the A ni. ri. an pre-, Itis a w or+. h. li Jo s t received and for sale by .
spy mognaN a. on., 164 1e,,,,i ~,,,,,,.. tic—ldes , and Cii, nt.,, ,- ..t may alike read with prow. i t
u..,„ 77 Fourth :greet.
prime Pent:- 1 - .4 1 A KM FOR SATE, near Scwickly Sta-tion, tr nspo g ,
st 1 ;1 giv. . nil, • sdtisiaction to all renders— encourage good I _-____--___ _ _—_ __—_____
REY ME 11 :c, .k ,
3A,.,N\k1.!:R15.,...r,;,..,,. i
nth 1
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ei i. 4 IV ERSEEIL- 0 1 1.0-hell ,i7,tri,cirin47,loNuyttia.,,,rt:,;,:iki,alFgfti:(l3-aeoii:t.t,sr......lla,:ozirtylla:eelrotoc,,,als,r_w;ulsTtlac:
Aar Clark , a Stomach Little I'IS are HI know 1e..1gt..1 iiw arid .ri , ...1 in .o. 1.• and wild, ..way ninny leim,r, b„ tl , ~
i ih pc at plt.p.ore awl pront. ntnl h. re,,mrnervled ' 4O k . , ~1,,,„,., ~,,,I G . ,, ,„i,. by i - d.tdining seventy.slx acres, fifty-five acres of which per month each way. .
by all who have tried them to la. the hest faintly m edicine of ~ , ,
tn ert. oy al. xi,. Vi TOM , 11. I 1 rltll t. had ,It W. A GIL. I - 111131 ' . lIKNItI . II 0 . '0.1.1 NS. is ander cnltiviition, two gotttl o rchards ot cho fail% large !We itiontrn our friends, and thow! disrtntit'd to pativitose the
the age, for the sure of OTepepapt, C h euiveness, an d ii. ill'' , ii - 3 N.FENN'S I heat. Book Store; also, a • im.-tit tunny ! db. i nand roniforttilde dwelling house, barns, stables, &c. The ' State improvetnentv, there will be nothing spared •.):i air
Lind is ti rate. This farm is offered M a wlcriflce Apply to par . t u t o lr y cluler general satisfaction in terwardinc 1.-astern
lured state of the Liver and Stoma. h. They nave no riva. I tn`w mid Pl"tlni Puldt!"tti.dis Call an.lexam,ee at N...: 0 4.*
I FIFTH sirlso. p.n.11.• lII° Theatre. ..'NIITII. MAI 0 .1 . lit NTF.I: 111112'. , li LA FEELY .t RICHEY. , and weateru Freights with proniptitude and despach.
inr proprietors do ant pretond to caution people from using o.— , . .
sPLE N MI) BA M 800 ft WING TZ" 111 t ; LON' ES—Alexandre's NI leti t s make, g ii,._:„... 1 1 1 i. 1 . . 1.1, 5 ,, , 1.,,.,,, 5 1.... 1 1, L ,m 1.. ,k,, ! ,,:i. — q, ir,kg.&,.....1,0:1t,—.1,:%.1e,1iiyiCarg:i(;)?..17;L;-1:11,,,,,0‘iri,
m___,i,. KUM & MITCHELL,
Waif preparation. that are palmtd upon the public under 1 0‘-
'.VII
.0-,.,1,51'1.-.:( ; AI: 11- 45 lihds. fir f•ale I,v
Canal Darin, Pittsburgh, .1..
it, )1)S, tho best ever brought to this market, I. r IV .1 all sizes tool c .dorsi.Lit
31111t...,11
vp:I.D a
,0N,,..
th, name of Stomach Bitters, for they have hand that only
sale SOWN k TET LE Y ' S-
one trial was needed to render such caution urine , cerary rid stgil of the Golden lino . ap2 N. 70 W.c .l ^lre. t at , by mid onion,
QIIOT -20 kegs a.,sorted Shot, from BlrUp ,C , ),,:iN.,,i...l.i,.Y7,4....7ani:y,bi,ep,p____Oth.),,_____atatlneStd:LAln:c:LrySt. ikti-n(c)::ra:i.d
1 ,, ,r ~.i,.. WilfillP. tiy of & CLARK. Third sti pet --.----- _ ' - ----
ASk • s
1 MILL—BUTTER--3 111,. prime this , lav QK ATES-500 pairs of assorted . a,es, from
bet wesn Worst and Nlat ket . G;S:N 11. 6£lll Ertl 140 Wooll , , c,.. . h.,,i ‘,..., Inc „ 1 .., t y k..) 2A) C t... ntßt 0 $3 per pair. Air, Ertel*
I
street; and by Drugglate generally. ay.: H.E.NRY 11. COLLI.Ni. cheap, at (doc:Z.l] SOWN & TET.L4I"6. . doe= BOWN tt. TETLEY'S.
rutv-lti B. A. FAIINEZTOCK 5; CO.
•
44y - When the Slightest Derangement
is ill , / ientotl by costiveness, or any other Mgr, it WI la.n, intiel ,
us that superfluities are gathering a hicli sloodd at oleo. I e
got rid of, and the most easy awl natural met bisl to di. tins
is to take DR. .1. IIrISTETER'S (7EI,I,BRATED 14Tiod
ll
BITTERS. They operate equally on all the diseased Hi'
of the system, cleanse the diseased 11,e1 of that ex.-css
bile which Is constantly discharging into r e •
store it to its natural state, "per :aeon the fibs id w eep Ken ,
all impurities and effectually cleanse the stomach and bow
els, and restore to them a healthy and vigorons action. I
this way they strike at the root of the disease. open tio•
pores. externally and internally. prompting the taken/olds
perspiration, and obviating all I heel.. ariaalg (Ma a OINK,
dered state of the liver or stonpicli: and fur R
sale by
*IIOSTETTE
Site manufacturer and prnprieler , No. 2 ,7 7 Penn stteet.,
and by druggists and hotels generally throughout the Un
e ited
States and Canada. ap,.
'FIATS 2 HATS 2 HATS 2I 2
airwz have Junt received a large lot of (tents and Youths'
soft HATS and spring style of CAPS, of All colors and prices,
which we will sell low far cash. Call and nee.
MORGAN A CO., No. 161 Wood West,
Next •1-.• or to the now Church,
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THE LATEST NEWS
[By the Union Line.l
Attempted Jail Break at Canton, Ohio.
CANTON, 0., April 4.—On Thursday last, while the
Jailor at Canton, Ohio, was taking a prisoner from
the Court House, where be had been under trial for
passing counterfeit money, he saw a number of sus
picious looking persons around, and called to his aid
three or four citizens. Nothing transpired until he
unlocked the door of the cell, when the .prisoners,
some five or six in number, rushed on the Jailor,
knocking him down. His wife, hearing a noise in
the hall, locked the inside door, thereby keeping the
prisoners still safe. On looking out of the front door,
these suspicious personages wore seen lurking around ;
she immediately locked that door also. The priso
ners were put in irons. Considerable excitement is
manifested in the town and some fears are entertained
of an attempt to rescue the prisoners by their friends
to-day, us they are still there; but they are prepared
fur thew.
" •
WA.SIIINGToN, April 3.----The reception of bids for
the mail contracts will close on the 10th of April,
and the final decision in regard to the same will be
made on the 7th of May, when likewise the contracts
will be concluded on all mail routes in New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland and Ohio, together with the
miscellaneous routes established by recent acts of
Congress, embracing all the remaining States of the
Union.
WASHINGTON rm.. April s.—Copt.lVin. Met3llln
er, recently returned from the East Indies in the
1 yhattan, has been appointed to the coin nand of
the Navy Vird at Norfolk, vice Commodore Mc-
Keever, deceased.
Steamship Fulton Sailed.
NEW Y , LK. April b. - The steamship Fulton sailed
at main for Have, with Int passengers and 3,7132,0
lii rpccie
AMUSEMENTS.
rIIIiA.'FRE.-1. C. FoSTEa, sale Lessee and
!Italy;. , '.
W. 11.111..1.. ?t31;40 ?!astir; Cuss. FOSTER,
A.•ttng Mitnacer. 7r0Y511,1"../. V. IIokETTY.
1 . 14,124 kraIIANION
I Prhst.• `t9
Tier 2:5 - . I Envate Itolcos,. 5 00
1515,, iwrs4.ll, 1-1,1104.
44'. Crnt iti,air. B.4llling aess.u., 1'2 , , cents elan,
First Appearance of Messrs. B. Coney, L.A. Webb
and T. Coney, with the r Trained Dogs
Yankee Bruin and Cato.
MONDAY EVENING, AM!. 7,155 r,
The Forest of Boncll--1-Inl,y, Mr /1 C”Tley: St,
.1 A VA . '7. . m.5•1.1r,
11,1.. 1 , 1. W. YtrYi‘g„. Julia %I
Mr•
t.11C113.1*. wirh
(lure tt g-Ortt an Mr. T. C , lnoy : inn
,o,y; Cnlntil- - . J. A. W.. 1,1.; M:Arm , tl , ., Mi..
1 , 11 4 1 , 7 ; I,trtAln ri4,14 7‘,
Prof. Dc Ham's
GRAN I) (' () ti (' E 1'
r)itov. lbo HAM Iwg , Ivas to inGmn
it1..11,1. 1.t11,11- th, 1.111.1te ir,n , rally that h.
% , ..k \ INSTI MI T CoNCERT,
AT MASONIC HALL,
Ctu v.lLlch.cente.p, 1 I- t....t.1
N 14. 1 .11, Itl `I \l•''., the lttlent...l ttestle.t,
i tool
Hr th , vitti , tte Irrr ,, nm the Fr
I
II I. A:l , llFhit
‘1.4•.1 111 , 0
II h lusr• ,t 3,41.11
th.• Or , 1,311 'Oll6
4a m. ) 1....14.5kut0tl al 111, Niusi.
a:1 lal II .1.-. r.
•I I \ N.,. I;i7 W..0..1 street, I.e
-1 W..1.1ur I,n 11.1 1
1 . 1••• 111. r 1•1••• , .,1- , ”if rrniuz the 1.1 1 .1. - that
tin- .I.•‘ • ‘1•,••• At"! 1 • ••••••,
•,1 • 11. •-• • t,..1 .1e• rvi• •riel•rv+.l
.K -I‘,A• A 1 1 1'1.1:1 1 .11 ,11 the tear.: PL
, 1 A Is l. \ I.' l l
The I.utr•,l Ana hi•et 1 , :1:1: 1.• ,rt.tantly ••tbaud
11 , 11 4. 1 , Fxtr
1.1 \ill...err ~..I,IIIS •• 1"
f:er \ .I•ril :,
pil"rsill . Ri;ii IN 1;1,01:1"'
Fit ANKI,IV II Al.l. I
I\„pr,l
A mactrieseo. !It X t 1011,11 P01.1111MIRIA• c , f the
Stat•-. ::ku•li rat Lr.. .• ry tu 1.11 - I , lll'W 111
I.a..laatt.. I.r ratir.gt•l and st...ral•.ot---44•.1.1,ag at (
I. r "ltawa. I
An 1
Life on 11. Sugar and Colton Planta(
k 1t.,t1 !!..
11,• .•41. , ••1
1., It 1.t.i11).N1.1..11; \II\4,FIAM
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, II• 1 ,••tII, E11,,1 , 01.4 , at 7 . ••• vet.
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.cc door from Sixth street
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest From Washington
oval Appointment
11 1.,11.% Y. Ilke ,th ,4 April.
.% %les, of the 01.10 Mare
t. Ihr, • , :v1 i •t”.
IIITIIV. Bite. POATtli and
P Olgtra,nr,-;
1 r Ac
U:cTION SALES
11,1‘ 1 1 %% 11(,1'.•1: I Dr, 11,
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. 7 7, -7 7 7 1 7 1 Il.I.1••,.,,
ElinlM=
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. 1/ie 1111, , i. Cars. t.,..,
1 . 4 . 11:) lit/ !VAT lAO,,
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t: ttt .:tt: t 1;1.1 :wit. tt.t.l tL, ply Culp. t,
I .et a. /I. .) , I 1.• tat I
a , lit .10 14-it , . • —mink,. at: •I. Till!Itsl131 . rt. April
0.0 At I•• k M I e•• •. ins it.• tiak t 4 ttak
tia•ak tit ity. ale.. et. A. m. tki..l haunk.k.iork.
r tlik Ili, .k •-f pm, broom. the
.• /set il, Yti.n.•IC.,11 11• 1 11 at a t...rrnt
ti.ka 11... I. 414.,
Fall ,1 - a.il Lr gums„l im.l when the
.•'• u II; te...ie•t....1 au! teary f.4in'p. tau.
A N. Aum'r.
at,' D
CIA ) ! lIS. C.\
AT Ittl ...Tule., A pr.l 7111. nt
k. at th , t ..a.kratt-taai • t a., 44
, k 4 440. ,4,...nt5. will la. 1/11 3 1 / 1 14•11nwlit
tasi 1r.,. tit ti.aninrit tali, a
, .pate at..l N. 111 1 ,11, 1 11 M 1111 111
.1.11. 11 ..1 11 41.1. k, .•!h,-in
I. lila. k lila. I, A... 1 f nor. CI
atlas :
ItIa• - e. 1A...A..4,1 Phial i`,.estni. lee
lila. lc amt NI/ Salinas
tit,' Nlarsollles
MI!! 11,f,1 1 ,1 yliv.l .1;‘,„.
1111 11 / 1 IA awl Drills . 51 1 141 1 7 , , I.llollp .
All' ,- :a•
DA.
Its pi IH 3.4 to It 4 Sheeting , . :Paul Shirttugs
Silk Cravats awl Allanl I 1 1 ,1;
111111111,V11 ti Ingham and Cott.. 11.1k6i.
T..gt.ther with a Cull variety of Trititilltig
in..if.
11141 I'. 11. DA V IS, Att. - Cr.
--
TVIESS SILKS, LINENS, kc.. AT AIT
I_, Tit IN —On AltiNliAY utorulug. April 7th. at
el..
It. at the C..inntercial Sales Itoomn, coruer of 11. s al
sod Fifth •I r.. tn. will he sold, a large awl eleirunt stuck of
for. sst.. Linen, A. - . r..1.`1/ ell (nun the impurtet
awl u la. I. it... :meta 1.,11 IVI
uf rs is particularly
yard:. nu p,. I.lack Gros .I.• Illatte Silks;
Coe t 411 1 1 1 1 1011/1, huh.styies
14.1 1t,,, k Sato. Vestimrs;
!,:c. pee tine Irish Laietet;
ph,tl :011/ ilgllll l ll Jarkorakin, Fw i • 1 / 4 , .
Linen T.0.i.•
and Naplitue.
Tahlu 14tem. Isla, k Litelt lug, Se. it/ifilk. &.!.
I' `il. 1 1 IS. Ale• Pr.
WELI. l ' A l'Elt, I iEIiS, Flt ESC( )
lit it t.DcNi;s, Ar. .1T AI c`rION FI!ESI/A
mt tottlq. Apt it , th. at II ..'cluck. at the Commercial Salve
It•s.ins .0,1, N''..landFirth titia,ts, lot
v,41. float
atk.l 1,11111 11 11 NS!.. 11 Pap., iiorlllll . llM FIV.CI.I
M•4llklitiakk, Cultinui. Orttament aI Figure Sr.
I' NI D.ll . IS. An.
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D 11.1 r Market alley awl Fifth P•tr,44. nods It
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COAIMERCI AI,
PITTSBURGH. HOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
01;0. W. CABS.
Treasurer.
N. LIOLNIES, Je_
&rreiary.
JAMES I'. BARR.
Superisarruleut.
T. NORTHAM, Ja.
Oymmiffre rtf Arlarnligh far March
01.10. CASE, V.
_SAIAII DICKEY,
SA Ula DI LWORTIT,
T. S. CLARKS,
- _
MOVEMENTS Or OCEAN STEAMERS.
T) li Al L.
slurs LEAVE Enr• P 00E.
Empire City. ....... New Y0rk......11 0 vana and N. 0....1tar. 3
Cituaiiian New York —Liverpol Star. 5
Asia Now York ... ...Liverpool Mar. 5
Illinois Now York... ... Anpinwall Star. 5
Etna New York ... ... Ifavre Star. 7
Amp. New York __Havre, via Cowes ....Mar. ti
Star of the West.. New York ......San Joan, Nic Mar. 13
Black Warrior Now York ......Havana mid N. 0..... Mar. 10
America Bovton, Sc_...Liverpool Mar. 12
Baltic .....New York ...... Livorpool Mar. 15
Union ....New York ..... .oihraltar, !kr. . Mar. 15
...New York— Sonthampkin Mar.
...New York ••• ...Porto Cabello, Ac. ...Mwr. T 2
New York ......Loudon, {sill Cork .... Apt il 1
.New York ......Cartliagena, A.c........ April 8
TO ARRIVE.
Ilertnnuti
T 'llllM‘Bl4 .
Br..nda
Oirpra) .
LKAV P., 1,,R
.....I.lverlool....—.New York.
........ ....1,1veri0w1.......New York
Liverpool...... .New York.
..erumin ....... ....ltrtomen, &r.... New York.
Ninpu, 1,1,,ru01.......8e5t.1 •• • •
Itrvtlda Lon.ton ........ .Now York
(Plaker City I iv r rrool.......New perk
Yoltoti Ilavre ......... . New York
Washinirt,tn ...... 1t,111.1 ........ .New ',,k
Neu' 'ork Markel.
N/W VoRK., April s.—Tlio market for e,littnion and 111( 1 11illfrl
1111 ,
gT of Moor has declitawl Silly one /*hitting vr , tad
and W
1 1 4 , 0 1,1,1 x at sii,,Nthithi,7s for COlllmon g. 1 1 ,/ Suite iod•
ern $5.571.1.7.7:1f0r extra State: $6.57.:x7,7:s for low to zood
odium S7rxdos of extra Western, and i.std,lu for extra St.
Loula and (11•11.1a111111 I . .Xsi bbls Southern at $.7,2he5.7.75
for lrli sod to Modes, and $7,h7a5 0 .57 for fancy and ,'arm.
: nupply nidderats+ and lull at fetar.6 for lute and
auperane. (Imo-meal heavy at s3:=slor Jersiey, and 1,3
for Brandywine. !lather more doina In Wheat for hnmo
hilt the marlsot thew not show any niANorial
Kato laudo la at $1.95 for prim- white Sonlhorti
nod St. Lou, audit:di for prime white C.suadian. and sl.l:sts
h 01.75 for red Solitlinru. Its , ix N 11111,14111 1111.1 dish at
$l(.
$1.1.7 for 1111 , 11 ., to prime pareelw lhirley Harley-tad, t.
remain No lam itolidesl.' The 1, orn-inallset 1/1 .11111 and onset.
hod. Mild las.'2e. lower: rate
,odo 10. fhtFtsm for
now mkt tor to pilaw nosed. y,•Ilow and white Jersey,i„ „ 11 . 1111
111< ,- .1 5,.11111,11. hieky Loier ; ssdos VA, „1
Prixon at Isedtor. laxem. Pork ill Let n
with hotter dein:slot; sate. 179 ii 1,1•14 at lgrr_t for
and $15.75 for prone, No , hangs , in lit; ...Ile; 'Jun
40.
1.1,1 x at pdl.lass,X.7s for cdolitre 11T1111111 1 , 1 , 110 (1 flil
me-, and $ll ns 17 for r,-pmise..l W mites, no sq., 11411.1 . ham.
m active reque•st at full prirea; oak. rapt 1.1.1 a at $14,,,,1,1;,:1.
Is, exxe•l llop whirls( xl.wnly at 7 1 r. Itadon: Itriak 1/1.1111111i1;
• 2tW) lx•xes short ribbed nllddte. do Western
Ong do ill and 111551 di, Wn.,,t,•rti re,-Erunnlnd do
1u 11 1 ,Go
• In nil Nlay rat )lean nit - hanged; pales
fir Stowil•Nsrx. teirtr . ., I r Its ri
•1 ,• 11 1 41 1r1.1.. holier and f'bedse
Pittlas.lelptals Diarket•
1 . 01t...01 - 1 Pill k. April -- 1'.41.,14 mat ket .tt.ady and [ rice.
Itark In tu demand. .0 ba‘e n.ts'Ancoi).
5 • htt•l• N•k Qco - I , ltl .0 al 1.011 (1,), or 14...1 in goo d
d orno , l aud prim. - 10-Iti i 4.1 dtr.t
a' 7 root wark..t qtatet nt..l .toll !ow
,to , •tand - arri l•raw!. at 4'7.'25: .olt , of tdd.
tt, rxtra estt.t.tar and
f outl, at d-uo.,1•1 ,k 1 11l Int 1.. Id
1.• .17:2:, to t • Ito flour •t , ,vly
•Io- 'tt,1.1.1. ..rv. f
..• I,ld. P. at $7 'Do re i. V."! eat and
tiltn Fmall g0..1 1.. pl,l.- l'llllo‘ al
/10411 1,70. M 11•1 01111.• at j:.. ,l A 1 ,, l i 2.11 101.11 , 1,
1,%1W0 1.! pn,01.... term.. .lull and 1,e1.1
•t••.Lia.e. oithout 1.0. I'. Co ,
0”... -.104 ;a.rf. 00 1., 111 6,1.-
a 1 t•u• pr, vale t utn. I 501..t• , ..13
11. , I.u. It. tau. , at 77 Nitt;.l.! , •101 l atol 100 r .
a-aO5 1:4 bids I.sutoth at I.lbla at
Ist.i.
• •110. , ;-
N 4 4t 4•lt t.r•l , at
t,r 1.1 • r„,
;,•,„„• 0.-3, ; 14'. .1 1
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k 014 L1.,14 Al4lll 41.- 1 44/4 14 14 1, 1.4 . %4111 ^4-4, 4
thy. rf, J 14411111 14.1• - • nr,l 11i.. -
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Ti , arid t'Ll 1"),I• •I It•
wtrlkanic.4l eurn
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Op- A ir:entlenton living on Squirrel
Ka ,
• ‘l, u I. «4,11 t.twp•n
Ih, 11., !••••• •1,• ,1111111 .1
• I, s
.IgEr•rtil, , 1, , r !tun rrn, .‘• th ,
11.,,,,1,3‘• • 11.44,4 11,1.,
pa,_ at 11 ia-• •r 1••111.•• bv pr•-
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1 LIVER PILLS AND VERMIFIIiE
I, ! Fr? I i..!. (.1 s
IM. • ki It , rn PILL 1
,F l• I INF.
10 : 1.0:, m:0,1 y•ni
‘ I.l‘ AND %I! ,
Pl!' .0.1A1..• 1•0 '100:
• .lUr tV. L.tr- ' .1 , , •• • •
!OA 11.111 , 11• 1 111..111 1.. II:. .1:11
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MEMO
!trod C rrt 'Arnie of Dr. C. ,leLone, below
MEE=
THE It'll()I E 11" ,, k1:1 1 f()NY (*ERE!) .
DEL. I. SCOTT'S CELEBIL 4TED
CIRCASSI‘N
r-I'• I .11.. 1 •I at. I ...
t(III,ATEit R INA; •.( 11,1; .1 11111:41,1 , .
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rer1.1.1 , . I. h. I.."ltit •It 11 ;1 I , l' 1 r..;.1-1•,.
111'3) WII IT}: C:ltt. 1111.: • T
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l.r„l'^rTu' 1. , f 111.1A1.1 \ e .tptl
1111%. I.IIONIIT FRADICATI' , ”. ' , F VAIN.. inNtly Itt•
t I'. 11. tlrlit.-t, Myron I'y • , i'l,lll.
iti nt;•I .trlet Lattlrity, 1/11-I‘l.l ;tt'lll.- .11 1.• .t.l..rt It
1;t1.1 Vrtntily m.rett Ina
r'•otir. 11..Ittog m „ r , than tho (-110vrint; •t; 1';
.1‘.111.,31181;,1 u t. Kr 1.41. un'•lli Tie
I,ll,cciccto ,
READIRE EADIII
ont. 041,1[,, R
S..rt
12. ICLS.
TV. , Lc rcerltly, that I lot,• ccuttnltted ill , . 10 p. ow icre
\L Lattcc . • I ttatacc, c•cl Nccrnlcittit, nu
Ltl , riRIIItt t
lc , 11 ,
I Scott. st linft I...etc IN THE lIAIIIT ttY PREPAIII
ANrDie cti
Itxt THtlltßltTi lENE A N I.
15 EARS. IN to I I S
HlinNt
IMN'
Iwlc , cc
tc. 111ERttC Elt THEM. I ticakc• 11... ccutt , tc tit Ow
—lccrcc utllcttely I HAVE NII INTEREST IN NI
tc II NTEV Kit I mcculd tvirtllccr .t.cc that I h. , • lr , ,oorn ly
11. , cy.i.F.ttitATED lIITE CI lICASSI N LINIMENT
tcrst. tic, It it lc H. , lutypiccst 1.11 . ." - I , and that IK. c ron-
Kct, rcN•crittticct.cl it. C. M , LAN NI IL
All ilte PI 0, NI. Nl..llelnon pr.pnredillider Ftwr
vm,,,,, Dr. I. ,54,34 rrr. i.y ugs.tp, and Nlvrt hunts
` Thy iIENUINE Dr C. WI. AN N'S INIPRCIVI , :n LI V i:11
Cl AND INIPROVF.D ERMIFI`ti E I\r, , •Irrno.l by Dr.
I I rYCF & tirrompstil ird by er.l t tarot. , C. NlO.l r.
The IiKNVINF. WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMEN sign; 41
D r I wort It It niguatu T
r.• of I.
SOCTT, M. D.
PR.. I. SCOTT k Sob.
Runk Place. Nl.lrgantoxtl.
DB- G. ILKEVSER. Ave,lt.
140 Pitt/.l.llrgh.
JAS. P. FLEMIN(i, Whoteml.•
J,l72,llylmvlyireitl Near R.:ti1t...4 ghelly.
',Fa'.
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liniEll
Pr,sirkut.
WILMARTIL
Vice Presidents.
T. D. UPDIKE,
J. 11. CANFIELD
Cincinnati 7:llarket
New OrJenne Market
I Al.'.
pal tit - store Mark e t
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
OF TIIE CITY OF PITTSBURG% FOR LAST WEEK.
ALSO SINCE SEPT. Ist, 1555: COMPARED WITII
THE SAME PERIOD OF TUE PREVIOUS YEAR.
Appitts, grnm,
Ashos. packagop
Agrie'l Implemen ln
lie.!. lutrrrix
tierce.........
I,ll.ltels
Butter, 1.1.1,4
11, firkins and keg,
Br!, n 11111 i )1 1.1 . 101
Briclid. Fire, Tiles
kindles
Brooms, dozens
li.sas, boxes
Candles. boxes
Corn, laishels
Corn-meal, bushels
Cider. Idds
Cheese, !yaps
Cot L.lll, bales
Calk sacks
Codfish, clrnms
C.,.. x p..rsgo, pieced
Copper, li'kgs
to. Ore, tons
Carriages. psekagns
C. Coal, tons
Dry tssls. packages...
Druiri, packages
Eggs, bids and hoses—
Fleur, bids
Feathers, sacks
Fruit, dried, bush
Fad, sand. tolls
Fl.ll. kei.ri sail kits
Fur.. lad,
Fnnsit are, pkgs
tlregse, bids
Gila., boxes
tillaviwaro. packages ••
Ilermun Clay, Ours
tin.. rrirs. packages .•
Ginseng, sacks
11,:np, hales
ounde.r..
I green, laitallcs
PATS.
Jati
Feb.2o
F'rb.
Frl•. '27
Nlar.
Mar. 1
Mar.
Mar. I
2t,
14_ Ix:z.•j
I ,
I al
I. 11 w-ware imekaps
r.lll. I.IIIA
o n. Luna
kogg
rot. pip
KO
.t • t •hi
bet, bald
I 1 an•a;+.
1112=
I Ilrniwr.
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M el emeueee, hnrrr let
MAIL Lu•!irlx ..
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Id I
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I.arruln
1).•• l•••xon
Lull, ..• .
P-tat•n•n. 1,1• IN
Pc Natal, Gnu,
bag..
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Al •kr.
p.
II
R;1.111. Tar. bbls
......
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car. hh,lr
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(21" yr, bunt:els
-1.1111.,th), ittlfalek
Salt. I. . . • •
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ton. .
k. .....
\ail , . loan
NArKI
t.l rake. t.. 4
(I.tr, .at hi.- .....
Pork uwt P.A.con, hhd.
Ev.r
Powder. k , gl4
Rice, tierivn
1.41.. a
Itr+irk.
5..41.1.xerk
Sugar. 1,1,14 and 111),11,
SAIL
51111100,, 1.111.1 k.
141.11,1. .......
St,
Oa S. 1.1 , 1 s
•. TlMotity.
cr
Sumlry pkg'l •
St111.1r) hgnnr•,
mlry maws( pi.wes .
•• pr.•luoe
Splmo soil Asks, pea
kg - s, Awl I'm,.
1.11,1 s .
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no=
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8
064 ,
1,9.42
3,41
38.736
1,909
0,066
5,787
37.19 6
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34.1.500
6,9(X)
11.470
9,18 X)
13,1 9 8
41,387
1,754
3M
29.013
9,190
40,119
401
(.89,14 1
79
13. b 2
6:64
51. tili
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4, C 3
2
181):-14
269
11.003
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^_6 .676
2.137
40 70' -
200
112,270
2,804
02.118
34,468
2,232
10_'.700
A.lOO
4.061
1,"S1
2323
3.219
1,340
479
5,..t2
494
1966
104
5,242
1.958
22,485
4.9'4
1 4 005
21,141
14
2.9n5
:0.2270
LS , I3
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7.104
R,213
2,1
5:09
166,187
1,42 , 4
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1.:6.143 .4,1,27 2
1.1 144
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1
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854
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2f7
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24 ! 1,2 9 5
515 ! 4.u11 ,
3,752 ! 13 ,
118 3 . 204 ;
'.3 1,935 , 2.
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I 1.020 ,
373 453;
132
132 I 11,3,z ! 7.
1,039 9,1:0 I
G l 5 .
41,0150 221,488
2.036
2;9
2,599
1811,904
2..951
6,119•7
20,900 ,
1,31
52,,
1.219 I, For St. Louts and Illinois River.
951 , 2.340 ',loan:ter EQUINOX. Captain U. ItoWt.tr,
199 ' 9.54
••
lifiggi Clerk O. :icet: will leave for the above and
t 43,540 I 11.3,443 intermediate port.l on TUESDAI, April :hth,
3 ` 853 I 4 ' 768 at 10 o'clock A.
21.499 , 1.554 r"r freight or paveiage apply on hoard, or to
5.11.3 26,505 m i,o9 It MINES. Agen •
3,4.981
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TEE
_ 39, 531
Fl
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11.105 44.09 , 2 17,
5:2 1 2 GA 5.
9721 2: 17-
19 241
fi 1,714
119 2453 1.
1.519 191.143 15,
354 2.041
RIVER NEWS
Tut , . nivr.a.—On Saturday evening, at lA, there were 12
feet 8 inches watt-r in the channel. by the marks, and falling
—making 8. fall of 1:2 inches educe Triday evening. Weath
er cloudy, with indicatkma of rain.
TUE steamer Diurnal "is the regular racket for Wheel
lug this morning; she leaves at 10% o'clock.
TILE steamer `' Bnckeyo State " has been detained by the
ice. She is expected here to-day. Due notice will be given
of her time of departure.
WE wore informed on Saturday by the of of the Alle
gheny river packets, that the ice oil *that diver was broken
up and clear to Brady's Bend. The packets '• Bello No. 2"
and "Clara Fisher" will leave to-day. for Franklin, at 4
o'clock, ice permitting.
Tug passenger steamer "Mansfield," Capt. F. X. Ilene, is
the regular packet Cot Lunigville to-day, eftopping at all the
way-landitigg; bile will at 12 o'clock, M. The clerk, Mr.
Bowen, will see that all arc made comfortable and at home
who travel on the Mansfield."
Tus line steamer `• Paul Antietam," Capt. S. Dell, will
positively leave this Evening, at 4 o'clock, for Keokuk and
Davenport. Passengers wishing a good and comfortable
boat to travel on should calkon board early and secure their
state-rains. ller officers will be found obliging and atten
tive to all.
•
Toe fine steamer "Crystal Palace" arrived here on Friday
night with a heavy cargo. We learn that she designs leaving
on Tuesday neat for Cincinnati. It is some time sines the
"Crystal Palace" has been at our port, but we have no doubt
Mile will be hailed on her old stamping ground by hosts of
friends. On visiting her, on Saturday, we found our old
partner, Capt. G.ll. Wright, formerly of this city, but now
a resident of New Orleans, looking as bail and hearty as ever.
ME Louisville rnoriex, of the 4th, says:
. .
" •
The river was slowly falling yesterday, with 4•feet O or -10
nehes water for Btearnbouts on the falls. In the canal there
err 0 fret 4 inches water. During the previous 24 hours
he river had receded 4 inches.
Last evening the Splendid steamer Kate Frisbee departed
or Memphis, full of passengers and nearly two hundred
OVA of freight. Hundreds of persons assembled on the wharf
to sot her off and to admire her graceful proportions.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
12 FErt F INCIIEB WATER IN TILE CHANNEL.
AItHIVED.
Steamer C.l. Bayard, Feeble+, Elizabeth.
•• Jeffers+.ll, W.lo.lWltrti. Brownsville.
" I.nzerne, Bennett. Brownsville.
" Diurnal. Slosh., Wheeling.
.1. S. Pringle, Stoops, Sew Orleans.
Enna:* a rahaut. Ayers, Zauenviile.
Re/ et, Wolfe. Coillipolis.
Slittiang,o, French, St. Louis.
Nlesaen4er, 31illenger, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Col. Bayard. Elizabeth.
JetTerson, AVontlward, Brownsville.
Luzern", Benrett. Brownsville.
Forest City, 'lcy. 'Wheeling. •
Philadelphia, timer, Cincinnati.
Venture, Boles. Somhenville.
North Star, Hulett, St. Louis.
Cincinnati, Abrams, Cincinnati.
Chas. Avery. Tcrrence,
Granite State, Ludwick, St. Paul.
Fanny Fern. Hemphill. Louisville.
Empire City, Tandergrift, St. lamb , .
Flora. Curtis. Nashville.
Lone Moy, Itoinson, Cincinnati.
STEAMBOATS
1855. 1856.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS.
THE PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET. LINE;
FOR CONVEYANCE OF PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
lIMVELY
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville,
and Saint Louis.
• • • -
Title LINE is minposod of seven v.
1 ~.,aglirst-class. powerful Steamers, une
qualled tor speed, splendor, safety
and eornna - t. and is the ONLY THROUOII DAILY LINE 01' STI,II
'ii Ens •,o the I thio river. It IY•Olo•CEE with the 1.1. S. Mail
Imo . of Steamers from cincinuati to honi,iville and Saint
i„,,,, I.y whi,i, pa,.,..eorers and freights are tit* chqi and
-, iitell COrt/0,,,0 doily Two new Steamers 11OVY to ...n added
to the LI nt . . which now consists of the following bads:
.. lkiy.; J d.parture
Ba./.r. (hP ta.".
from _Pittsburgh.
BOCK EYE STATF M.W.IIELT2IIOOVEH,,SIOIIIy.
CITY ;if WIIKELING....•JotiN 3•II.UISE -......; II owlay.
ALIA;(111EN I' t I. N. trrwniE il . neatly.
CINCINNATI i 11:si.sis Node..day.
PIIILADFILPIIIA K. .1. (hut.,'l'hnns.. h ,yr.
PENN , YLA AN IA POON KLINEELTY3I...- Friday.
PITTSIIIIKOII .1. O'NEAL , Sasculls y.
tr-.5_ Leave daily lit 10 A. M. precisely,
No freight r,,iv , l atter nine o'clock on the morning of
departure.
For particulars, apply on board. or to
JOHN B. LIVINGSTON' } •
Agent 5,
JOHN SLACK,
Monongahela House Buildings
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PrrESErSGEI, Noventher, I '86:,--; , ,fica , .til
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WHEELING, Six
Steubenville and Wheeling'
Plackets.
The DIURNAL, Capt. J. A. Ann's-% and the
FOII K.-IT CITY. Cspt. It. WAY, run Ira
d ;ULAIt DAILY PACIiETS bet W.ll Ph Is
hotel, Meta...as tn., and Wheeling, stopping at all lutes )o
amt.. porta.
110. 1111;11.N.A1. will have Pittsburgl, on Mondays, W sd
neadays cud Fridays. at 10 o'clock, A. 51.—ILLTeRNI7 01 , c be
will leave Wheeling on rucsola) 'llsuradays and Saturds
at 7 1 ., o'clock. A. M.
I , IIIIY.ST CITY will also leave Pittslburgh on'Tursalt
Tlott sda3 s and s l aturdays. at 10 o'clock, A. M.—lto - yam to
al, , w dl Leave Alitsrling on Mondays, Wmlneadays and Is Irt
(lays, at?i o'clock, A. M.
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Fid fren;lit Or passaL, apply on board,or
3. U. COLLINUNVO(. I I), Agent,
nov2S No. US Front 6tr,st..._
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Regular Packet for Wheeling, Market( a,
Parkersburg. llockingpor t, POl2lCrO
Point Pleasant and liallpolis.
The ntov xnd v.o-y light draught strut
AVERY Cull'. IV. I'. 'lsrAic..E3 tx,
• rill v.., 1.,r tlit• noterumiiar , pC its
ry Fria,. :a 1 M.
The t'hori," A vigy is now ro-etvin4 trei,ht at ay. , Mon at
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ESVILLE
Zattetville Packet.
TILc Aram, EMMA GRAHAM, Capt.
:Nlo7sr.ot lovo., tor
• LIm above nod all tut,rmeautte ports L.O VUES
DA V. April bth, nt 4 P. M.
For troght or .{...tng, 01314 y 00 or LO
COLLI NG WOO D or ILALRNEE, Agent,.
LOUISVILLE
For Louisville.
TIo• NI Capt. F. N. Itrs
g i s j,F...Z:ry",-4'l..rk. .1. Itonmo , —will leave I'-.r the above
nud interme.lotte ports on Mt/NDA Y, April 7th,
01 IU c. c6,K.A. M.
ft,ozht or pa...age apply on board. or to the
PITTE
llUitr I I M 1001:, No. 82 Water
str..et. apt.t.
SAINT LOUIS, Six.
Fir St. LOUiti and Ll'Woks River.
The ateatitor J. is. PRINGLE., Capt. W. STOOPS,
'Clork, J. 1.11 1 7.111:11ALP, will leave air the above
*and alt. interniediato porta on WEDN.&SDAY,
April Dth. at lo o'ck.ieli A. 31.
Fur frolglit or {{,garage apply on board, or at the PITTS
-111;ittll MARINE AbbOCIATIUN 'It00)IS, No. b 2 Water
ap7_
For St. Louts.
The t=amer DIAMOND, Captain lloucnorr
Ckrk. C. T. Itkrn,a—will leave for [lto e
and internaeiliate ports on TUESDAY, April I, al,
~, at lu A. M.
7
, 1 , ..r frright or pag..k4to apply oil:board. or at tho 111 - 11. 4 -
_ I;11:011. MAIIINIS ASSOCIATION ROOlB, No. A 2 Wortr
114 %trevt
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For St. Louis.
The steamer W.ll. DEN N Y. Capt. Tun'. LT. IN,
—Clerk. M. L.T.ia—Will leave for the ItiVVO it.ati
intermediate poi to on TUESDAY, April kith, nt
1
' 10 ocloii, A. M.
For freight or pas:Sage apply on board, or at the MVOS
RC KOH MARIN E ASSOCIATION ItuOMS, No &I Water
apf.
to For St. Louis, Keokuk and Datvenportt.
The eteOer PAUL ANDERSON, Capt.
1 t Bub—Clerk, S. learn for
lio above and intermediate porta on MON
7t,t DAY, April 7th, at 10 A. M.
244 For freight or postage apply on board or at the PIT CS
BC ROIL MARINE ASBOCIAIBO. 4 MOMS, No. 82 Water
a
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aiMAThe steamer LEBANON, Cap
t. t. E. WILLI al
SON—Clerk, l'agetot —will leave for the above and lateral, dinte ports on MONDAY, Alai
7th, at 1% o'clock Id.
4,4 For freight or passage apply on board, or at the PIT CS
KIM NI.A.ItINt: ASSOCIATION IIOOMS, No. S•: Water
• street.
NEW ORLEANS &.c.
For Memphis and Now Orleans.
34A ,
The Ft. ,, sengrr Steamer Alit i\" Cmpt.
C. W. Coi.E.,—Clerk, 11. CoLLB-- u ill leuvo
b . : l4l the Above anti intermoilitile 1,01,1 vil NEON
-7t7 DA V. A prll 7th, at 10 o'cit - wk, A. M.
„.'„ For ft oigh tor paeisaw• I.artl er at the PIT rs
'.2S2
13 U I I NIA CI NF: ASSOC I ATION lit.)oslS. No. 82 Wat er
trort. a.c.
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T . EM 0 N CO.—TRANSPORTATION
.on 7 ju LINE.— Having made ostensive pre
porations this winter, we are now prepared
,102 don HEAVY BUSINESS by PENNSYL A.\ A AA: Al.
2 22 and RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROM THE EA ST
/ ERN CITIES,. We can assure one friends and all tti owe
.643 di s po.ed to patronize the Penna. Canal anti Railroad, dm - , Ito
,7 27 pains will he spared to render general satisf..ction to S':die
pens of Eistern and Wtistern Freight. The AVOIDAI.CE
fly THE INCLINED PLANES TIIE ALLEGHENY
PORTAGE RAILROAD will give increased despatch to the
transmission of freight.
Office on PENN street, at the Guati Basin.
LLOYD .t LEMON .
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HOLLAND BITTERS
ELECTItO -CHEINISC 11 gAItOBIA
Echt Hollandsch Kruiden Bitters.
Two YEARS have elapsed since the intro
duction of this valuable met- ue Into the Milted Stater
During this time It has gains.' aniversal poputarfty as
remedy for
Ryer and Ague, Dyspepsts . • allicurtion, Headache,
LOSS Of D,..ley, Ontivenas,t -
Rind and Blraling Pffes.
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to its wonderful
efficacy in all affections of the stomach and liver. An a
tonic, it never has been equalled, for the relief It affords in
all cases of debility or weakness of any hind is almost he
ntantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic affeo.
Bons, it has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided cure.
When eminent physician prescribe, and Weir patients aco.
unhesitatingly recommend, surely we may cease t doubt,,,
and eagerly tent its virtue, for pun:OD:ea. .
FEVER AND AGUE.
A Char of Eight Months' Standing Cured by P.r.crbas, Uri- .
land Bale:v.—Michael Kelly, No. 117 Grant, near Smilh.leld
street, says: "Last July, while running on the river, on a
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans, ,I wens
taken with fever and ague. For eight long months I suffered
with thin dreadful disease. The greater part of this time I
wan unable to work, and spent at tenet fifty dollars for dif
ferent medicinea, tint I found no permanent relief. Threo
weeks ago, one of my friends insisted upon my trying Boer
liavo's Holland Bitters, saying that a cure was pewnorticed.
After taking it for one week, I must state I wan almond
man. I have been at work now far V° weeks, and time
had no return of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify the above statement is true. •
TricstaaJatanit, Thamoral UMW,
Or at R. Chester's. Gothic Hall.
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Ltsconil.. of Birmingham, says: "I have found
in Boerhave's 111:1, i n a renv.ly for headache and debility.
My wife has also used It with the greatest benefit.'
Sir. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
hen experienced ranch relief from its use for headache.
READ TRIBI
A Hoftander's Totiniony.—.lncob Rinsken, living in the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After
suffering for some time the misery attending an utter pros
tration of mind and body, I have been rentorhi, by using
Boerhave's Holland Bittern. to perfect health."
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute among
the Hollanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York—in fact,
in every Holland settlement in the United Staten—argues
much in its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RES'TORE'D.
Mr. John Davidson. living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania:Canal, says: "When I commenced taking
Brierhave'm Holland Bittern, I could hardly walk—now, I
eri. .7 excellent health."
WEAKNESS OF TUB STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Arether Great Chi , Eff,cted by RINIby-f.'s )legend mm',':.
—The wife of Peter De Witte, living in Holland Town. She
boygan county, Wisconsin. suffer".l mo.h from
we
of
the stomach and indievstion. Si," bad been nnder a phyei
chin', tare for sere , the". tot the disease seemed to barite
even hi., skill. She prirchased sums 1141111mA Bitters at our
office. which has given gene to her .I.trrtch, her appetite and
strength ore returning. end we finally believe that this is
a nother great MITr effected by your medicine.
We have frill to record many wonderful cures offected by
this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One thing
you cnn rely upon. what we have published are from persons'
much respected in our community, and are.l lite QV ally true.
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Editor Sheboygan Ni.nwbode, Sheboygan, Whs.
RHEUMATISM.
A Cade of rafo Months' Standing (bred by Bar-Thanes TN
land Bitters.—George Ilenderson. of Pittsburgh. nays: ' , After
suffering for three months with rheumatism—a part of the
time an severely as to confine me to my teed—l have been
entirely cored by using Boerhave's Holland Bitters. I have
bad one attack since, but found almost instantaneous relief
in the mine medicine. It is, in my opinion, a sure-remedy
for rheumatism."
NERVOUS AND RHEITISATTC AFFECTIONS.
This change:tide weather is likely to produce a great deal
of nickness. To persons troubled with nervous or rheumatic
affections, we would retaimmenti Beerhare's Holland Bitters.
On referring to one columns you will find mrtificaten from
some of our 'Bret German and English citizens.—Pmet.ryl
sane Moats Zeituna.
THE WORST 'I'ORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
I We are at liberty to refer to several wolf known gentle.
I men. who have coed, thoroughly tested, and now recommend
Boerhave's Millard Bitters us a rentody for piles. We are
not at liberty to put list, their names, but will take pleasure
in referring any peen a to them who dote,. this statement.
For thin affection, onielialf of the prescribed dose should
be taken—nay hatf-tensticonful—nrorning, noon and night,
one hour h,,fore meals
For St. Louis
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BO ER }IA VT.'S
CAUTION I
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many imitations. which the public should rimed against pur
chnsing. Be not persuaded to boy anything else until you
hare given Botirhave's Holland Bitters a foie trial. One but.
tae wilt convince you how infinitely superior it is to all those
imitatioms.
/Sir Sold at $1 per bottle. or six bottles for $5. by the sole
proprietors. BENJAMIN PAO& Jo .. di CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
car. Smithfield and Third streets. Pittsburgh.
R. E. SELLERS & CO-, Druggists.
corner Second and Wood streets.
And all Druggists in Pittelinrgh, Allegheny. Birmingham,
Manchester and Temperancrvilie. sep2%dtwly •
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DR. MORSE'S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A nrEsomExox Is MEDICLVE.
Health Restored and Life Lengthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR..
IT WILL replace weakness with strength,
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inexparity with efficiency, irrogulnrlty with uniform and
natural activity. and this tint only without hazard of rear!. •
tion. hot with a happy effect on the general organization
Ire* Bear in mind that all maladies, wherever they begin.
finish with the nervous system, and that the paralization of
the nerve of motion and sensation is physical death. Bear
;n mind, also, that for every kind of nervous disease, the
Elixir Cordial is the only reliable preparation known.
1 GUILE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convey an adequate idea of the immeelt•
ate sad alma miraculous change which it ancoalons in the
diseased., debilitated and ehatterel uersous system, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by.
sicknem--the unstrung and relaxed organization is at once
braced, revivified and built up. The mental and physical
symptoms of nervous disease swish together under its inlhe
cum Nor Is the effect temporary: for the Cordial properti• 6
t of the medicine reach the constitution itself, and reetore it
to its normal condition.
LOSS OF MEMORY,
Confunicat, giddiness, rush of blood to the head. melancholy,
• debility, hysteria. wretchedness, thoughts of se tion, ir ili
lf-destruction
—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, 6,tleral prostraritah
t y, nervmumeass, inability to sleep, disease incident to males,
d cony of the props rding functions, hysteria, monomania,
v ague torrent, ilail.traLion of the heart, impotency, constipa
id on, etc-, frnm whatever cnnseli arising if there be any
re Mance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely MU.-
11l tie
A GREAT ItLEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
The rinparaihied effects of this groat restorative in all
crunplaints incident to females, mark a new era in the annals
01' medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been invented—
-0 commis of itivigoranta coneectesi--all purporting to be
specified in The various diseases and derangements to which
th a delicate I:Truax - inn of woman Tenderiser liable.
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
W. to suffers frovi weakness, derangement, nervousness, tre
mo ra, pains In the" back, or any other disordit, whether pe
ctil •vir to her sex. is common to both sexes---Mould give the
Inv tgomting Cordi.ll a trial.
MARRIES) PERSONS,
fliers, will find tio's.CordlaL after they have need a bot
tle or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
directi, ass are to be fount the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have been so but for this extraordi
nary pre ?oration. And it is equally potent for t!,:e many
diseases ler shill it Is recomm.:onied. Thousands of young
men have been restorb USing it, and not in a single in
name has it failed to edne y
fit them •
'ERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
Or consumptive habits, are restored by the use of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, changing ttici skin from a pale, yel
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
TO VIE MISGUIDe.D.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects produced
by early tusbits of youth. via: weakness of the kick send
limbs, pains in the heed. dimness of sight, loss of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous irrita
bility, derangement of the digestive functions, general de
bility, symptoms of consumptions. etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are much to he
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depression of
spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, self-distrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of the evils produced.
All thus afflicted,
BEFORE CONTEMPLATTNG 'MARRIAGE,
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most ne
cessary requisites to promote connubial bappinem; Indeed,
without these. the journey through life becomes a weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the view; the mind
becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with the melan
choly reflection that the happiness of another becomes
blighted with your own!
CAUTION!
Dr. )torso's locigorating. Cordial has been counterfeited by
some niiprinciplei pet-10as.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the proprietor's
facesimile treated over the cork of each bottle, and the follow
ing words blown in the glass
Dr. Norse's Iniigoratlng ordial.
C. 11. RING, Pro C
prietor, N. Y.
The Cordial is pot up, highly concentrated in pint bottles
—price three dollars per bottle. two for five dollars, six for
twelve dollars. C. If. LI
I NG. Proprietor.
O 2 Broadway, N.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Canada
and the West Indies.
AGENTS:
Pitleburgh Dn. GPO. 11. KEYSER. N 0.140 'Wood et
FLEMING BROS, No. 60 Wood street;
It. E. SELLERS. Wood street-
Allegheny City... BECKHAM d: MIiENNAN;
lANIES T. SAMPLE Sr CO.;
1.1{ . 3110.
A •,.ut Cyr P. PARlC,Ciocinasti.
PPLE3IIII,IIICATII-V I II O N
cools the head, 'mi removes all symptoms of llead-
ache.
Persons using
WRIGHTS KATHARION
Are never liable to sun stroke.
• WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHARION •
Is the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining the
Hair In nay required form.
Fe- oa k, by D r . HRH. If. REYSKR. and R. E. SELLERS
& 10. et 25 cents per t otlk. anglii
TTAIR BRUSHES--Large supplies of Eng.
lieL Hair Brnahea just, received by
JOS: FLEMING.
Corner Market et. WA Diamond.
NEV INTELLIGENCE OFFICE—If you
want to hate find employment, boy or roll
property, call at LOWRIE'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, No.
14 Fifth street, near Market street.
Legal Etocuments and Copying done with neatness and
d . latch. feleitt -JOSEPH IV. LOWRIE'
206 BOXES Extra Scalded' Herring, new;
N." ;me boxes No.l Herring, now; just received and
to , Palo by RHYMER tt ANDERSON,
1,1)9 No. 89 Wood Street.
VINET—ABEE SALTFOCFII.IIIIIAVSE.-
.1 - 300 bags just received and for male by Z.
a. 12 B6YMEII & Ajar:AEON.
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PEESIVAX-2 bbls. fc :sale by
nik3 ILENBY IL COLLINS
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