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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Ti; EI,S DA 1 - MORNING
Persons calling on Dr. Fitch, will please enter the
Pt. Clair 'Hotel by the private entrance on Penn
street.
Exriting Scene.—Penn street, it. the vicinity of
Water was in a great state of perturbation ou Sun
day afternoon, caused by a drunken or insane man
firing a revolver repeatedly into a crowd of men and
boys who were following him for thb purpose of de
priving him of his personal liberty. The fellow's
name was Bernard O'Conor. He had been perambu
lating the streets during the afternoon with a revol
ver in his hand, which be would point at persona
whom be met, threatening to shoot. When he got
to the corner of Penn and Wayne streets, ho met
three young men, at the breast of one of wham he
proson•A his pistoL They followed him, an 4 were
soon joined by others, and by the time he got to the
corner of Penn and Pitt streets, the crowd was quite
large. Here ho turned doliberately round and fired
twice at his pursuers, but luckily no one was hit•
He then run to Water street, and again fired twice,
with a similar result, and rushed into n small house
near the corner. It Idennan Donaldson followed hint,
end tucested the fellow just as be was preparing to
comotout. He was committed by that magistrate
for thi, ty days in default of a fine of $25. Yester
day morning another information for assault and
battery was lodged against O'Conor by George Hall,
one of the young men whom be had threatened. o'.
toner was possibly laboring:under mania-a-patuj: at
coy rate, he was under the influence of liquor.
Not ,rartty Correct.—Oar attention has been called
to the report of our neighbor of the D:yeich, of the
way yang (lions rake received the verdict of the jury.
It sr it se that before it was road, "the prisoner exhib
ited the utmost coldness," but that immediately
alter, he underwent a sudden change ; his face became
iishy pale; his limbs quivered, almost refusing to
suppoi t 10m, " This agonizing description would
on!y be amusing to those who witnessed the scene.
The prisoner was no doubt surprised at the verdict,
and changed color somewhat, but the "ashy pale
ness " and quire' ing, " are pure imagination.
It may not be amiss here to remark of the trial,
that if it was a case of wrong on the one side, it is
also a case of hardeiiiip on the other; not wholly
for the prisoner, however, but for his relatives.
Young Greatrake, we understand, has bten the
principal support of a mother now nearly sixty
years of age, and a widowed sister. That he should
thus have become amenable to the law, is a matter
of pity for all concerned. _
Panel Mirocc—Louisa. Johnson and Josephine
Coffre--hoth ladies of the darkest hue—were &nested
and committed to jail, yesterday, for robbing'Andrew
McDonald of one hundred dollars, under the follow
ing circumstances: Mr. McDonald was in the pur
suit of a " help," when about 11 A. M. he mat Sarah
Ann Johnson ..n Prospect et., who said her sister would
probably suit him. She conducted him into her
house, when ono of the parties arrested rushed from
behind a door, and thrusting her hand into his rest
pocket, extracted therefrom the amount before men
tioned. Sarah Ann has not yet been taken into cus
tody. The information was lodged before Alderman
MEE=
Dixtingnighed A rriro/.—Juhn Itrough. Esq.. one
of the Railway Kings of this great country, arrived
in town yi,torday on his way East. Mr.lfrough. be
side, being groat iu the railroad business, is. also a
sound And reliable I/einem - at. A few years ago he
t.eik a leading part in the politics of Ohio, but for
>oow 9111 C past he has confined bin attention to rail
road matters, to the exclusion of every thing else.
1k //ion's Cos, cert.—Le VerS Of 11111,1 e are
iiticroil a rich treat to-night, in the concert at Masonic
llali, which promises to be a Most successful fakir.
The programme is before ns:suil surely the musienl
com misseur must Le hard to pi ca , who w ill
sal isfiett a .th the choicest gems of DoMaetie, Booth -
~yen, Me i yerbeer anti Thalherg. Tickets Carl be el,"
laincil at F" the music stores and at the door of the
l
k P,ircroi.—The//robl, lA, TI
nrofl the Philadelphia Lo./y, r are faithfully delivered
:ly a.,ei the seiival of tin•
cash ra cars, by Richard Shanhop. Orden , le .at the
periodical depot. Firth street, immediately below the
Foie. Office, will be al onderi to.
Thr of black rind fancy drefs silks, lawns, le
bleaeliod musline, cassi
Incrns, restings, kr., will he continued this
Tue,ilay morning, April hth, la the store of P. M
Imi corner s , :tl Fifth streets.
.1! an ~/,ction held yesterday at the D
posit Bar.k, the following ofricers were electe,l:
Blackburn.
it:et cto , s—Jon. S. Dilworth, B. L. L'alineittnek
.1,. W. Baxter, Jn,.. J. Gillespie, Juo. Melha itt
Canfield.
t 9/ Qa•irt• r —Judge M'Clure--Com.
Wta. Johnsen. Indictment In rcony, on oath of Wm.
Loins.. The defendant is charged with stealing
eat and :hit t, valued at nine collars, from the cloth
,ng store of Parker Sun, on Smithfield street, some
sure in February last. Officer Moon was called, Rll , l
s ccii flea that when he arrested Johnson, he admitted
that he and another young man haat committed the
theft, and that the coat was on his back, and the
shirt who under the bead of his bed. The defence
put in a plea of insanity, and officer Moon being
called back, said that ho did not think the prisoner
was of sound mind. Verdict not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. l'hilip Hammill. The defen.
ant was charged with en assault and battery upon
Mary Allen, with intent to kill. The defendant is a
shoemaker, and. with some others, occupied a room
in the upper pi ct of a hoarding house on Third
street,' kept by Mr. and Mrs. Allen. On the 7th of
January a difficulty arose between the parties about
bill for bar riling which Mrs. Allen asked defendant
to pay. Ile ordered her to leave the room, and she
not complying, ho seised a shoe-knife, and taking
hold of her, said he would cut her, when some of his
shop-mates interfered, and took him away. A wit
ness for the defence testified that Mrs. Allen threw a
fire poker at Hammitt, before he drew the knife on
bor. The jury returned a verdict of guilty of as
sault and battery.
Commonwealth vs. Jesse Jones, Adam Highgate
and others. The defendants are colored men, and are
charged with riot and assault and battery, on oath of
Major David Lynch. The Major testified that on the
:id of November they came on his premises and be
haved in an uproarious manner; one of them raised
a hatchet threatening to do him bodily injury if he
did not leave. The Major was being cross-examined
at the hour of adjournment.
Commonwealth vs. John M'Kenrui; indictment,
assault and battery with intent to kill, on the oath
of Charles O'Brien. Verdict for assault and battery
only.
Commonwealth vs. Philip Weaver and Charles
Bothwell; indictment, larceny, on oath of Wilson
M'Cruniless. Tho parties were charged with enter
ing the country residence of Col. M'Candless, in Col
lins township, on the 16th of February last, and
taking therefrom a spy glass, violin, a lot of china
ware. a mettle box. and some other articles. the
whole valued at about $6O. Two lads, named Black
smith, testified: one of them to having seen the
prisoners cross tho ice on the Allegheny river on the
day of the larceny, with the fiddle, some dishes, a
pair of pants and a coat in their possession; and the
ether to his having seen the prisoners lurking about
C.d. IWCandless' residence. The defence had no evi
dence to offer, and the jury found a verdict of guilty.
Remanded for sentence.
District Court.—Judge Hampton.
Moansr, April 7.
Oteorge Wibel et al. vs. David Thompson. Action
ejectment ter one hundred and twelve acres of
land in Shalcr township. The plaintiffs are the
heirs at law of James Thompson, deceased, and as sueh
claim title to the property. The defendant is a son
of the deceased and claims under a will made some
eight or Mae years ago. The plaintiffs also alleged
that the will was duly rend to and signed by the de
ceased, and witnessed by disinterested parties, and
that at the time of so doing the deceased handed it
to his wife, who was unable to read, telling ber to
take care of it; that she took it borne and placed it
in a box. locked the box, and placed the box In a
closet and locked the closet, attaching the key to her
underclothes, and that it was never out of I.er pos
session ; and further, that she never opened the box
until requested to do so by one of the executors ; that
she handed him the paper she found in the box at
tho time he made the request. The executor upon
~pening the paper found it to be nothing more than
piece of writing paper scribbled over so as to de
-lea a I.erstin unable to read. The case is one of
rent importance, its the title to it covers that of
set era' farms in this county, and, as we are informed,
11 ol es about $4 .5.0011. It is still on trial. Black
rind Burke fur plaintiffs ; Marshall and Woods for de
fendant.
Daniel Shallenberger VF. The Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. Thy defendant brought suit for
damages nuniaincd by his being pushed off the cars,
As is alleged, by the conductor of a train. In his
011/11 tystheony he proved that he jumped off himself,
end therefore the counsel for the plaintiff took a non
suit. Arthur, for plaintilL . 'Hampton for defendant.
Another action in to he brlShght as soon as the wit
nesses can be subritynaed.
Allen vs. Cox. No. 564, duly term, 1455. Do
fondant confessed judgment in upon Court for
$2,026 72.
Same vs. Same. No. 904, July term, 1855. Aulg
;Tient confessed for $791.
Board of Licenscra.—The District Court yesterday
appointed a Board of Licensors according to ono of
the provisions of the new License Law. Their duty
will bo to report on all livenses before being granted
by the Court of Quarter Sessions. The following is
the order entered on the record :
APRIL 8
" And now, to wit, April 7th, 1856, in pursuance of
the 16th section of the "Act to regulate the sale of
intoxicating liquors," approved the 31st day .of
March,-18.56, the undersigned, Judges of the District
Court for the county of Allegheny, in open (mrt,
appoint William Hawkins, of Wilkins township,
George Albroe, of the city of Pittsburgh, and Jacob
Painter, of the city of Allegheny, to constitute a
Board of Licensers for said county for the purpose of
granting licences to parties enumerated under the
sixth section, and in aecerdanee with the provisions
of said act, and direct notice of this appointment to
be given to each of the persons aforesaid, and that
they meet at the District Court Room on Monday,
the I.lth day of April, IS:A to make oath or affirma
tion before one of the Judges of said Court, and to
divide themselves into classes as required by said net.
11,turrog.
11. W. WILLIAMS.
For";—ttion.--.yesterday morning Patrick Kelly
way arrested for fornication on the oath of Ellen
Higgins. He was committed to jell by Alderman
McKenna
adrieu'or PILMIIII7II , I of Pittsburgh nn the South
and West is still exhibiting at FriLnklin Hall. It is
well worth seeing.
Thcat,.—Mr. Coney, Mr. Webb, and the wonder
ful 40,7 Itsul nn excellent house at the Theatre. lust
_lnnis-n- Potts-- -A man lat.tring under this ter
rible malady, war taken into enstody nn the levee
yesterday afternoon. We did not learn his name.
Items.—Coroner Alexander woe called upon yester
day to hold an inquest upon . the body of a man by
the name of Joseph Bates, who was found dead in
his bed by his wife this morning. llis wife testified
that he drank three pints of whisky on Sunday, and
went to bed intoxicated. When she went to bed ho
appeared to be sleeping, and she did not discover that
ho wan dead until 5110 awoke in the morning. The jury
found that ho came to his death from the use of in
toxicating liquors. Bates was a coal digger, and re
sided near Miller's coal pits, in South Pittsburgh.
Ile leaves a wife and three children The Asses
sors of nix wards of this oity have not yet made their
returns to the Commissioners' Office, of the number
of taxables in their respective districts. They
should do so immediately, to their tardiness will de
lay the now'ly appointed Board of Licensers in dis
charging their duty. We would also suggest that
they affix a total to their duplicates, as that would
save much time and trouble to the Commissioners'
clerks, as well as the Board of Licensers Bold-
Kane, the individual charged with shooting Michael
Murphy, on Fifth street, opposite the Allegheny En
gine Honse, some two years since, was arrested in
Philadelphia, last week, on a hail pieciVS.ued out by
Mr. Wm..ll'Kee, his bail, and brought to this city,
on Saturday, where he was committed to prison to
await his trial Mayor Bingham yesterday
morning tined Joseph Orinred, the keeper of a tavern
in the Diamond, in the sum of $5O, for violating the
Sunday law by selling liquor on that day. Upon pay
ment of the line be was discharged.
Ihr When the Slightest Derangement
Is indicated by iiimtiverioss. or any other sign. it admonish°.
ns that superfluities ore gathering whirli should at once Le
got rid of. and the nowt easy and natural method to do this
Is to take DR. .1 110itTETER'S CIif.h.RRATED
BITTERS They opetate equally on all the illuerote‘l parts
of the system, cluansii the diseased liver of that r scene of
tale which is constantly iluicharging In to Iha st,,rn wh,
re
store it to its twtnnd state, operate on the Irl. tel. and roiiw/fii
all impurities and i ffectually cleanse the and lb-nw
itml restore to them a healthy awl vimisims aition. h.
this way they •trilte at the root iif the disease. 0111'11 OW
ix nltertlAily And internally. primiptiou the iniatoitlile
persiiiratnin. and olnuttitut all tii.eamo inz rot. .11,..1
tiered +We el the liver or nt1 , 11 , :. it: ~Al.•
olaJtilfacturrt R•• .tn-•l.
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Prof, De Ham's
(. It AN 1) ('() N('E it .
)1t()F. Ue lIAM I,eg Inave to inform
pat RAID/ and I.lllPi IC t
t•
tir,AND VWAI. AND I NTI'MENTAL CONCERT
AT MASONIC HALL.
Y, the Kth .11.1 d
alit whirl arn•i•m h. %11l to, aftei.tedl by
11:a111, lIEN 111 ETrY. t.1%.1.0‘. il.. talent , .1 hoto
t meat
Mr. A. KANSI.}.II, the elque.ite I.eri..rne the Fr• net,
liorti ;
11K1111 P, eIEL acid 11E.1111 All- , c1.11194211M I ItT, the
renew Violiniat and Yi..loneelliat
Mr. II Kl,EliElt ina.. volunteie.l
For Elie Programme sea the haul lalla
11 - Tieketa 50 yenta_ Mar Le oldoined at th, Milan igoria
and at the door. aplzat
APOLLO HALL. Ni'. 137 Wood street. be
low Wiutiington Ilan.
The suborriber takes Orwell, hi Informing the public that
the above Magical and Itefrealinietil Saloon b. naw •
and evening Ile lima 1.14•111. , I ia-rvires of the veleta - ate.'
Sll/Ntilt A PI'LKIIA I' E. with tile noto.l Ptanial.
Mr. A. KLAG.M.
tr_ The purest and bat Eli it EKit. c. eon-lenity "rt
hand.
AnsessioN YaiL
LI:NL111 every no, oluN 1.1 %vv.° 10 and 11 o'CI.K k, on awl
aft,. April 7 nph iw l A int KATZ.
_
p ITTSBCHGII IN GLORY
FRANKLIN IiALLS
Fan ONS. WLES. ,NNLY-0'lW111 , 110IN.: EehA 1 EYE! ,
INC, April ltd. 10:.41
Andrleu's National Panorama. ,d the
tel States: lila/Arany , of a Trip from P I Kral.
to laiundano, by 1,1111.11111. And stontulAant—itt.applug.
land. Tolello, lietron, (Ibleago. Johot, Ottawa, laaatie, Pei 11,
Peoria. Alton, tit. Louie, and
Life on the Nugar and Cotton Plantations.
The PANORAMA OF . PITTSBIIIi in alone ha. oat (h
-ornet greet lobar, and rovers an area of to re than lilt 01,1,
Sand 10.1.. 1t dress plainly, A L.1.V.1111 , F.1.1 Y. It I 101 INaII A
MANCIIESTKIL, and
A View of the Ohio River.
The sign on the buibliuga arc on a tarn wale, and aniongat
the people pasting through the ritr.wtit, liundreate of portion.
can ...lily be recognized.
Admialaion AIF ante: Children 1I)
Par the convenience of families, an AFTER NOON' 11X111
RITION will take place at S tieloek. with the Paint 1110 , had
neatly op. Evening Exhibition at 1 I''"
cutely.
I.ile•ral art angenienta will be made with a il,o4•10
111 1,20
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JOTIN W. NI'CAItTII V, Rod. Posreic mod
V Insrniiiima., will attend In
of all kind.. of
1.113 YUlt CY/NCEItTI3, LECTUKV.+ I . FAH iIIITTIMS. etc
All entrininnitatione--olther by mail, telegraph, or
whes—directed ti the of& e of Elia Morning Ptah, will ieeeive
prunipt attention. cip7
1 - 11 -LICK. DWELLING !MUSE IN EGE.TII
jtj WARD. A1.1,11.11110ik. AT Atarrloo.- Uri TIIVIISDA
ING, April 10th. at o'rlork. at ilo• Alurc hoot.. V,.
V,mrth streot, 0,111 In , Auld that valdattle lot .•l
u - rounil at tin nornor of 0101 lirrinthitiu atrend..
having a front of 20f...et on Wildman street. extending Irark
11 1 + tem along tiranthato street, and thou having 1L trout 0!
:t9 1,0110 I; ratitham tAot, extending hack. 4011.21., on a
i s riveted an excellent Itrlrk none, two rind a
ha f ntorlene. rooinn large mod conveniently I.rninoeni,
ell !upend cellar. pomp In front of ths house, mot hp
dranl in the yard. Alt.,. 00 111,. lot are r 1111.• lilo.
bury. kr.. and Inca , +table. with granary m l ending room
la . Title litill•putalde T., lug cash. halm,. • 1,
on, two and three year, Si ;di nil, 1,/d
11, 01 It I 1 IS. Anci c•nr,
HEAT AITeTi4 IN SA LE uF I:NG LI SI I
1, - )1 AND A.l ERIC A N It I'FN
GU Occult Royal Tupentry Velvet florin+, ticw 1.1,1111 t
100 piece n Vnglo,ll Tapentry Itritnudo dn.
YO to.ot old-fashioned make li,unscln ts, rl.+, ,oro
ouporior quality and tutu, pattern,
lb 11100135 1011)(.11111e and extra ludicrial throe 1,10 Carlietn.
Cholel`111•W
100 pie... miner. Ingrain and two ply Ca lieu., es/min - ism
great variety of patterns and qualm.,
The ahoy,. to arrive on tsinnlgnmout loan on 14 the
largont importing hounpn in the onnitry. and t.. wl.l
wlllll.ot renerve, commencing on T111 , 111 .4 DA lin% Api 11
loth. at 10 o'clock A. MI. I swoul,l t h e attention id 1.11.•
in this city. also stesuiliont n, and liouslieepern todir
rally. In thin nal, an a rare opinirtiatilly of put chasing Oa
11 , went stylea and best imiiht len of Chirinds at a great wills
time limn the regular 1/1 . 1.11.
Farther not., will he given of lola, 1)f MU, and when tho
ti, ,vlll 10, oindied and ready for In.pcction.
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WALL PAI'ER, 13ORDERS, FRESCO
MOI'LDING.' ,.. , kr., AT A UCTION.-- 1 41 [UV- 4 11A
morning, April Atli. at II deli. k, ul the Coniantrial
110 min, rolls, of W,iod /out Fifth ntreeta, will he wild. 1011 4
pieces glazed and tuonnt , m Wall Papnr. Bordering. Frinn , ..
Mouldings, lirOWo COlOOlO, 01.1.101,1(01 Ylgtiro Ilnadn, • .
tir4 NI, DAVIS, Aorta.
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THIRTY-VG CILTR CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION'
WASHINGTON CITY, April 7.---Mr. Mason, from the
Committee on Foreign Relations, reported a resolu
tion to the effect that no further legislation is neces
sary in order to put an end...to the treaty with Don
mark, regulating the Sound dues. The subject was :
on motion, made the special order for Monday next.
Mr. Cass--- . 1 desire to present a memorial from
persons composing the self styled legislature of Kan
sas, and more its reference to the Committee on Ter
ritories.
Mr...Seward—Which of them?
Mr.:Cms—The honorable Senator understands
that juet as well n if I told him.
Mr. Seward --I desire to know of my honorable
friend from Michigan whether the memorial which
he presenta is a memorial which purports to come
from thef.ogislature of Kansas organized under the
act of Congress as I min led to infer from the man
ner in ,Which he described it—er whether it is a
memorial from the provisional Legislature of the new
State?
Mr. Cass—l will answer the Senator if he says ho
don't know. If he does not say that, I have no fur-
ther answer to make. [Laughter.]
Mr. Seward—Well, lot it go; I have confessions to
make.
Mr. Hale to Mr. Cam—Very well done, lion
cml. 1, never knew you to do bettor. ' L Laughter.]
Mr. Cava mused that the memorial be printed.
Messrs. Butler and Bayard opposed the motion.
Mr. Seward demanded the yeas and nays.
Mr. Cans thought it would be interesting to a groat
number of persons and urged its printing.
Mr. Douglas could not imagine what this bogus
Legislature had to say fur itself.
The subject was then laid aside, and the bounty
land bill taken up.
Mr. Foote argued at ens length in favor of the
passage of the bill, and it was then laid aside.
The Senate then resumed the eonFideration ut .`ies
reports upon Kansas affairs.
Mr. i:eyer spoke at some length, denying the right
of Congress to interpose in the domestic affairs of
Territories.
Senate .idjournotl.
/10,,,,c.—Mr. Mace. by unanimous consent, present
ed the constitution of Kansas, together with the me
morial of the free State Legislature. On motion, the
subject was referred to Committee on Territories.
Mr. Mace moved to print 10,000 copies, which was
referred to Committee on Printing.
Mr. Bingham. from the Committee on Elections,
reported a resolution declaring the seat claimed by It.
44. Foulke, of the Eighth District of Illinois, vacant.
Ale", that the sitting member from the 9th district
of the same State, S. Marshall, was elected over L.
O. It. Turney. The consideration of the resolutions
we. , postponed. Mr. Keitt addressed the House on
Southern affairs. Humphrey Marshall and Mr.
Pringle offered resolutions which were adopted, do
elaring the track• piracy, and looking to its
suppresioa. Adj,,areod.
Great Fire In Beltimore-7Loss Two Ilun-
dred Thousand Dollars
Betrtauar, April 7.—A destructive fire occurred
last eight in Baltimore street, opposite liatilver street.
It commenced in a four story warehouse, occupied in
port by (tarry, Bowe & Co., boot and shoe deniers.
Their warehouse was entirely destroyed. The stock
furry, Howe A Co.. valued at $60,000: covered
I.y insurance in this city. George A. ardor S. Co.,
wholesale hatter.. occupied the upper floors. Their
stwek was valued nt $lO,OOO. This suns also insured.
The building use ued by Joseph King, whose loss
is rover , rd by inStlron,, . .
The walls of the warehouse fell, crushing in the
rear portion of the adjacent stores on both sides.
tine wan occupied as a earpet warch.,llse by (table,
M . Donald .1 Co— whose stock was valued at $lOO,.
Ouib It was greatly damaged. The other wore
tioite was that ..f IViir , enfeldt .t Co., whulesale
etutliing establishment, the stock of which was. also
mod, damaged. The entire is, is thought to be
s2oo.o.iii. ;The steak in the different stores were
scry heavy, and very little saved.
Cal-otter's Verdict oft the Delaware Diana-
l'nu.k; , ...t.i•nt.i, April 7.- Cho Jury on
i . NI dn.:L.4ler hart- returned a
ver•lt.-c ren--nrin;: . :1/ the ..tr lige , t terme the C3intien
Ft-rty t ..nipany t..r Lo-inv: a [unit unitt an.l un s afe fur
po,...songerb. for Ll.koLr uiuieatun Ll) propoily man and
‘i •I II of I. ,•11 , e, .t-inz
• r, the I”.th.r.
,1.•11.1,:, nml ;
Llrt , t, hut. the t.t!'wer• I 0.1.,
sti t:u•
\„ 1 , ,•,n 1..111J414,111 ,, ,• thin a week.
Addresh hp Grit. Llttur.
n (;t•!,. 1..1.11e male RI! ft I
ITI Ow Hall If the 110u.,e
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Ipr,l . nwun n.un yOraOri.liy On
Or , a,l rwn Cr,. L, Inwr
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in.' the Cal .4 th.. troth. Iwzl
Ott N•wn I Orett• in
11.3 wectdent will ,111/ a Iola:, in Ihr ruirht
From Cmgl a Rico
a•l, fnott
••• ! h e r.•.31 , .. Om
,13-1 , •1 - that F:la• n, ...o.l.l.•ifily
r... 1 ii,, ini .:g ~1 Olt po..pio "( \ war t gu4
to. ::,..•ratnout "1 ‘Vall.or, 311 , 1 laie 3.111". 1 ..13
11.31 ..1 Inte
Hark rrc ed
N vs: ' Thr
r . hi re. nt :4•l‘ 111. Ins Pl.. •
1 . -rk 1 r Havana. :I:•ttiamr..l.
4tl: ,sith which w rig ir,
1.. I. .1,1 her :::a" lag an •1: :4,
h Wu rray. f4:r
Minis AllOll at Cape De Verde
Aprd 7 ity 30 3. "I, 1 ,. (I3 , (11 the Cape Jo
Verh— vr,tll t, , thr. f JanuarS', twl lens,
th.Lt the inhablutuN were redis , e.l !ht. itirt ext:.•nt,
ity and actunt ,qyr tal, , tt had kweurr ,, ,l In a
uumber of ,tetances , the ouprltol Meru nit.t.test ex•
haueted.
The Revenue Cutler Dobbin
HA ITI V. , 111:, A pill The U. S. revenue cutler 3.
‘' I arrtved at Wllutillglorl, N. C., on the .T.ith.
riported. Tho statement in wino of thy
papers that the •' tioldan," announced at
Wilmington. wa LI private ves,tl, Is incorrect.
Launching of a Steamship
Nrm April T.- The tuaguifiecht r tentnsh p
k,lriatte. for the C..ltiar launched Abort I y
atter I I u'rl.els alit; morning, (rum the ship yard at
tLe I.PIA Stlrenth street.. to 011ie...141a style. It is
e•tanted that SM.OOO pe , •ple witne,sed the lautyth.
Dr. Graham Pardoned.
Nttn lottk, April oroor Clorls
otrtionoti Itt ttruhtsto. of New (trlotto., wh”
illtprio.lllllo l l 1%4 killing t'. 1 Loring
II OM St. N1...11010.X 11 4 .101, about two years ago.
F...0r rsl" Rrcr pi •
Y.. 111, A i.rll 7 Th.. inq...rtn 1,.r thr pagt
ock s.cra aluo.l at thr a/toot - mow. ..f 5n7,t11 . 0,
000, .0111: If ILO 1,411 i V icAl r ..... .11.1 A is "no nook co at
kth..ara.
(Jam Work• Klploded
April 7 Thn purl!) ing hnnon of I
p u l Uu Wrifit (ixpledml yoolorday m 4114
rig tilt grout lorry Thriqiii 111,11
11“4111. 4 4/ 11110 if them ;Inn gm...n
prom F.ynl
Iprl t , . ILrT.td
i.r 'lnv) bv the N , .tistP,;
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hut •lutr .. utt.... t
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/k / RitHS, Ow best essr htssischt hi this trisrlsot, 1.
sal: itt 11:11WN k TETI.ErN,
11,1tliK” of the iiiililso Hi:
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10 .\ I t AZI N ES FOIZ APRIL:
Frank Iwolii's Yew I",:rk iurnitl:
Hausa ' s 711/V44,111 , for Atiril---prita
iiiithitia's .." " 20 4,0111
I;.xley ' n Lady ' s Ilistl: l• 20 tutnts
Ilalliou ' s Magiv.iiiii " 10 crats
Thiatisiiii ' m New hark 1).4,101 . , 1004010; jog ri:
PI - IV,' 1.,' Est.,. ni I,AUFFEE'S Cheap EtNiktitinii,
I inh3l 77 /mulls altsisst.
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SILKS, SILKS. —A. A. MASON & C()
opt:tie:l rtn:stlisi largi i lot of l'lmitt. Filed and I'l,llll
I Dress Silks. Nliiirs• Antique, kr„ of vtay rkb awl elegaiit
iti) les mail rulers. ali:1
S LIO N T - . ---- 10 2 1 ( ) , tier
t ax.,, uw .. :tokl i, Sliut, from 1113 up
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OFFICE OF PITTSBUItGII GAS, CO.I
April 4, 1856.
TIROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS.--Settled
proposa...lB will be received by the liittsburgh One Cont.
puny at their Office 011 Smithfield street, until Wean...lay.
the 16th 11110., at 3 o'clock. P. 31., for furnishing the follow
ing materials, viz:
550 liurches of good Oat rubble walling 1.01,110,--iwr perch.
258,000 Good Mini, well burned, stock bricks. each to mea
sure 4 1 %, by A Inches, and 3 1 1 111r1K. thick—per 31.
60,000 001111110 U Fire Brick. the same OW ns above—per NI.
3,000 Bitsliela clan sharp river sand—per bushel.
5,000 Superficial feet of elate roofing, each slate 1.1 111t4t.
rue IS by 30 Inches cavil% inch thick—per square.
Also—Proposals for furnishing.
52.000 law. of 31bicellanirms Iron Castings_.
0 4 .00 0 of Coat Iron Pipes of vatiom ,
51000
50.000 " of Iltir Inm,
20,000 " of Iron Boiler Plate,
The ulnae to he subject to the inspection and iya.r. ill ..1
the Engineer ~ 1 the Company, and delivered nt the work, Hz
Koch limps and in each quantal., so he ilia) direct.
l'ityments to be ,mule on estiimit.s one month aft, defiv.
ery, le.re twenty per cent, to he retainmi until tilecompledun
of the contract.
All patterns for c..ting. and l,ilss, will I. fimnished by
the Compimy, and shy infornimion that non In myth.,
relative to the =aerial.. will furnished by the Engine. r,
at the work,
l'ropostim to be addreas.4l tn .101 TN 110T.IES, Ens, Presi
dent of the t)iinrVllly, ervior,tl o- Stolz, , ttri, ka,
Castings, liar Iron," Ac., an the ruseholly N
ap:, jAmms Till Of SON, Engineer.
THE I>IS'FILICTCOURT OF THE
I UNITED STATES for the Western District of Pennsyl-
Sania
Peter Murray el aL )
ID wit:Malty.
Steamboat "Aunt betty.")
To kLL PERSONS INTERESTND.—Thke hire—Th.t by virtue
of n writ ••f attachment iimueti out of the United Stet. NY
t Het Court in Admiralty, dated the 31,1 day of March, A. P.
ISittl, and returnable the 15th dap of April next, nt which
time the ramie will be hear°, f nttach , vl the ntermilmat Aunt
betty. in a plea civil et maritime, for wages, at the suit of
Peter Murray et aL, libellnuts. WESTLEY ?ROST.
apiad Mruatial.
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QODA ASH of a good and uniform quality,
L inanufartnyed by the Pennsylvania Salt Manufnetnring
Company, tit Tarenturn. A largo supply on hand and for ',ale
br I a 1,71 FIJIMINO BROs.
ILLINOIS—r 3 :teres of Land, situate abut
6 miles nom the town 441 Morris, Illinois—So nor o pral
me, balance ht timber. For sale by
ap7 F. CUTIIIIKRT itr. SON, 51 Market at.
MICHIGAN—A Farm of 130 acresfor sale,
situate 4(. miles North of Mt. Claymont, Michigan.
Price VA/00-4500 in hand, balance in 12 equal annual pay
ments. S. CUTITBERT & SON.
ITT 51 Market et root.
BItOCHE AND STELLA SHAWLS.—A.
A. M \SON h Co. have just rerelved Ly &mass niintner
int of splendid styksi Broche and Stella Shawls. aps
B ACON -15 hhds. shoulders ;
3 do. sides :
4 do. hams. Just recolvol and for
( all y) FORSV.II POMP.
SUGAR -CURED IrAMS-10 tierces ins'.
re
ratved 461141 for sale by FORSYTH et sCOTI'.
SOAP—iii boxesOleine Soap, just reed and
for sole by (.11,3) FOItSI7II & SCOTT.
( 4 2TAlt CANDLES--50 boxes just rec'd and
1 s ) for sale by (np.;) FORSYTH & SCOTT.
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LA RI) hhls. No. 1 just recd and
for sale by ( alto) FoItSYTII & SCOPT.
NEW BOOKS, &c.—llousel
April
Putnam for April
4;.sley for April
I torpor
4;414.14nm `.
tdokerlaxtker for April
Yank. Notions
Schoolfellow
I .etersun
Loalle's N Jam-nal . ' .
Itadorn . Table Talk
Mere Nlurray l s United Staid. and Canada.
Pariorarna—by Cr Whittier
Indira or the Pearl of Pearl hirer .. .
of Wialdral Life .
Italian Sights—by .1. J Jarrin
fh ri.tin44. ..r Woman's Trials
War in Kansas ... . . ... ..............
lomdon News fur Mai rti 15th .
hoodoo Pura 11,
London Time.,
Harper for Fet.roary. 1 S(.B
Teflon. ob.. want 1-.11‘131,10 BoOk/1 InOrer the
they own be had boo.“ hem, come to
I.A FFER'S BOOH•STOR
af,2 No. 77 Fourth strisq.
1 - ) AT ENT OIL C LOTH S.—The undersigned
lint 1 rt..i Larte ra Pat at tor the ninnirf, tnro
s I Tit I\Slt.ri 1% Irrils r.1151/6 pbo-rus.
,nrioun now proinirod frirmsh tire Cad.
awl,
sit., 1 to -21 1,11 , oot
i o persons a...mm..4 I la I 11, 1.1,011. to I elid
cu. do go tql
It 11 ERN AN. Paten tee.
apt lin --dal Facto,' N.. tit Ira in ot., riffitborgh.
1 ,)4 KiKSTORE TIEM I
) iin. r• ..to Ne. 104 tc„vl Ot. ti. Nil. 41 VI
oot, w oond door wontolv;. , T ,,, rl strnot. ( • Pot
11J4 1:1444414. • 1:4141k5, 1'51 . 611 :Ind FANCY STA•
TbiN FRY - all the isw,allar Magatill.. C 01 . ,. . .t.
w1i,draw1,....1 T. 11.11 , 151,
apti 11 Fifth ,dr.rt.
bags prime ;
Jar C. Lyn
JOHN MI 01211E1D
rirllilMl'SoN'S EVE TER - gr.- , f ,, r
I.y 'fla't'.( r. A 1 , FINF.ST , Ch
1 4 1 . k (NI FIR SALE. near Sewi , klv
1.444 sty .11 r.- t 4 4 .4 444 441 wt.. 14
In lin 4414 43,44; 44; • 444-4 choice f.ult.
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ileatt Certificate of Dr. C. Air Lane, below.
THE IVIMLE WORI,II (70.'NvERED:
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
WHITE CIRCISSIIN LINIMENT,
The universal relief afford...l t•y appbearione of th VI.
F. tlY.li KING al Pain Killer. Its rears olf Rheuniatien.,
L0rt.1...g0, &we Tlingit. 11. iew. Sprain..
the John., li74rva, 1•I rah., hum.
not •.ther disease fur itch a Vain ur Linimellt 0
enabita ta4 aw.ort rientiely that 11r. 1. SCoTT'S
IVIIITF. CI lI.CAS.SI AN LINIYIENT I. the
tuoat ml. and pleaeant r..nualy :.•1
Itarolitelting Icropeuthe te 11 DISEASE
THY. imp . r ER.AnicArioN PAIN The loan) at
t a:idioms to it. virtue., gnern I. neon. .1 e nlightetuat
Iwlgniellt an.t .triet integrity. o1.• , " 1 , 1 .I"Pi
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an Pt rtaridatal Family Itenualy Ti,. trawl lorreaulone
v'l II
r unfre nothing niore than the following Patrimony rif l/r
/leLana, ithitlogrdshed aa a great dbuioverer of nedieril
raniedics,
ILEADI ILIIAPSI
Moansortosis, Sept. 12. 11.415.
This it to owitfy, that I heir mumbled the 1t..-ipe for pm
paring McLane', InaprityPl Yerrnlfirge an•l layer fill. by Dr.
i Scott, who has been iN Till , . lIABIT PItEPABING
AND BSI frif MY toltlal NAL MEDICINES IN MY OFFICE
,Ittrior the Pun TIII/FFMMN YK•fiti, and tlyat t Inhere he
I.aa IMPK.IY Kt) TIIKII. I nuke the there litatennent
mare triflingly an I RAVE NO INTEILEST IN TIMM
/Yll ATIfY Kit. I w0r1.1.1 further .taco that I hare friapiently
.01 ht. CBLEII/IATEII WHITE CI RI ABS' AN 1.1 NIM IiNT
in my practice. with thy hal - lin/at effects, and that I ran eon•
seie..titeroly recommend It C. MeLANY., M. D.
All the above Medirino. prepared solnlT atoler the .ttpeor.
'woo of I)r. I. /10eY7T.Id Druggled. wad Meryhoot.
verymb.ore.
Tito GY.NUINH Dr C. 110.ANK . H INIPILOV 1,11" KR
Y'l LLB kND I‘ll`lloVED N'F.ILMIFVOK. em el vaell I, Dr.
I NO ITT * scrumpernivil cortitualr• ~ f I.A \
Tlv Ul N WIIITE CIItCASMAN I.ININIINT .arm -, 1
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11i:V..411 . .11 A ANDERSON'.
\4.:19 W0...1 qtroos
rap. - --- -
-.-- • -.
ill f l V i't iiSE ;II (ill bushels prime Peen
,i,..,,i:, it.,l for link by
ed. 1 HENRY IL COLLINS.
Ml). Silli-Aii.---.0 hubs. for Pale liy
/ 1 • ulil SMITH. MAIN. & 11UNTEI:.
li i
i . ii 1: 1 1. 1 ( I.V r ued E,S —,,- .IA. a t
10Xulldre'S & Petit's rake,
1.. lIIIISII VELD & SON'S,
rip./ No. 70 Wood litre,/
..
LI KAT ES-500 pairs of assorted Skates, fr, flat
kj 2)icent• to tt3 per pair. Mao, Strapp, for the ream., Wry
l'hoop. Ili [40(121 BOW N & TICTI.IiII"S.
COAL- - -
WORKS FOR SALE.—Sixty three
acres of laud, with 2.60 of Coal attached, and all the on.
provounnita thereon In llnnoe.illi operation. &Lill Farm In
nitrated on the Monongahela river, 34 mil, above Mx
burgh, and is supplied with n Farm Hour. Born, Tenant
liona,, Outwit, 'Railroad, and to, intention! harbor.
Ti.• vein of Goal is ft,a feet thick, and cannot be surpassed
in quality. For further particular• apply to
Av NICHOLSON k l'A VS Y,
tel2.:tf No. 233 Liberty Htreet.
TiMOTIPI SEED -11 l Mils. for side 11
opl PNIThI. MAlli k HUN 1 ;
• br .
• - • fr,
COMMERCIAL
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCIIANOE•
President.
L. WILMARTII.
Vic, Presidents.
tlEn. W. CA$.
CLARK
.:7,)+n, blob
T. NORTH AM, J.
tna-millee of Arbaratina fa Mamh.
OWL W. CASH, V. P.
ISA LAI' DICK RV. T. IL UDDIKIL
SAMURL DILWORTH, J. B. CANFIRLD
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
TO SA I 1,.
11111.0 lAA VC e"rt
'Empire City New Y.irk......lllkVaMt and N. 0.... Mar. 3
Canadian... Now Y0rk......1.iv•-rp. , l Mar. Ii
A ,iii New York —.Liverpool Mar. 6
Illinois New York......Aatilnwall Mar. 6
Etna New York ......11avre Mar. 7
Arago New York ......Have., via Coal,. Mar. 8
Star of the West... New York...... San Juan, Mc Mar. 8
Black Warrior.... Vow York......llavana and N. 0..... Mar. 10
America Iki.iton. &c......l,lvorisiiil Mar. 12
Air- NIAr. York ... ... Liverpool Ala, 15
New York...... Gibraltar, &v.... ..... .Mar. 15
New York......Southaraptrin Mar. 22
New Y0rk......P0rk , Calaillo, etc.... Mar. 22
.New York...... London, via Cork ....April 1
.Now York......Carthogond, &c........Apr1l 8
TO AUTLIVA.
LRAVII FOR
..
Tell r I
Brenda .
°spray..
Nimort, 1.ivprp0..1.......1t0mt0n ....
Broodo hoodoo ...... ...Now York
Qualo.r City I ivorpool ...... .Now York.
Volt.] IT'wro Now York.
IlinAtiog.jon Bromen Now York
OYFICII OF TILEMILT NIOBIUM° POST,
MOMIlly, April 7, LSSB. f
Tip. tinniness week opened with activity on Monday. An
lumen , amount of country trade is being done. The wea
ther wile dear and warm—the thermometer Saturday at 58
nhove zero nt 2 P. M. River swelling and full of
heavy toe from the head waters of the Allegheny.
eel 5'2 bide. extra from store at t.. 6,40:
15 bbla. nt fn,,37:k:: S 0 do. at $e,,3 7 1 ,4(450,80; 39 bbla. Tuunell
(a fancy brand) at /.7 ; 80 bbla. superfine at tO. ,
GRAIN—SaIe RA) bush. prime alielled corn from shire al
bbls. oak at 44r, rash, par.
WIIISK V...Fales 30 bble. rcrtifled at 25e.; 10 (ht. at
J.
313...F.a1e 5 b 1,14. at 11c per dor; 3 40. at 10c.
IPA Y... Sales 13 load, at scales at $126t,,17 1.;% too.
BACON ...Sales 10,000 lbs. city smoked shoulders, sides anti
loans at 0, 0 and 101.4 r , rash; '3OOO Ms. hauls at Ile.; 3000
It",,, t u.ru shoulders told Lau. at 73"4410%.•.; 15,000
+boulders at 7.);ic.: 11.000 hams at 10e.; 2000 ito. at name;
30 tierces pbtln Western hams at 10c., 30 days; 10 filets.
tie oilers at 7%e., do.
,1800 PC/DK—Sala% s.and 50 bbls. at $13,00, cash.
Dill ED BEEF...SaIes 1000 its. at 10c., cash.
ItUTTER.. Sal!, 15 bones choice roll at 210 ~ rash ; 4 tones
MEW
or or
price
onitooil nt 21. c.,
I .R I Kin FR Sale 100 tindeela A pploo from Ruin> at $1,25.
A SI I ES... Solot 5 mikii imported Soda nt four months;
1. , .7” Nitrate Soda, at 7 1 4., do.
II ET AL.. Sale IS tone canal rharconi at s.'lo, 0 imu.
$l.l
' I'
Nrw 1 1 .11 l lil t. April 7.—Flonr, hit very little demand for
home consumption or expert, and market very heavy. The
.111(0)110 touch in A.m . .. of the demand: sales 4000 tibia at
fr...414a..1.7A for common to u(sat State and exurn Werdern
Anil .{A,'.2-3(irdflU for 1, 1 1.. Louie, and Utmost,. In
Canieimii nothing doing. Extra Southern Hour modernte
Ar 1 tilark.Al A 1118..ut important clomp.; sales 11.00 1,1(1s. at
417.230,7,75 Ar mixed to choice, and $.7,b 7 769 , ,ft7 for limey
inl i•xtra, einoiuu w ild A downward tendency. Ityodlour
locind without imp into nt change; i.(.1.0( 200 Wile. nt $4.1 1 264
41. AT One and import no. Corn Motal in better request I, r
xi.ort to the Wet Lithe, and firmer naive; mike %Ai Idils.
i.1,:(1; Too' hold at $.71,137. In Wheat tier,' i. , u„
t (id 1....".. Tip dianand Is cordite theintino
.1; .io 111 [1,01,, mtnek light,aml holders gene rally
rod,. mole's 14(0 lowh pied rod f(etithcro nt
7. 1t....11,11 mai .1/ (roping. 1,4 110111, 111.1,1 r
I It:. .4011•11 1.111.1 h.. to erns,' eli op. "nig of rivor,
At
pi. and Lee , at 9:. Earloy scat. r nodA.alcs
11141 h ie d. p, f iir r0w..1 State at r .:1,:91. delivered. Corn
in Mir 41001AII•1 Alla market firmer: sales of 4(1.1551 budiols
1,. ,sl for 10,1 micrior to (41prime1) prime to iled
A hit. .131 ), S k pithera and old enact! WC414,11
011;1 end notionally (it.. won out, modern:A. nt 4•2.0r.4'1 1 .,
./.. ~.1 41i,5.. i 4'lo 1 1 : f.r chi. v ondor,
cA to,. doing . Ado, (sp Lids and Priwal at
r. •i id! A 11...dt .0.. tau—mutt change; 'An
• at idu..0...1.1d.' 1 ..." :,•1" -, I.lld 915.75 for pm...
Ile
~ 1. Ado. akt 111.. at $. A.2:A051.7:5 for i...untry 11,11,1, •
01. • I LAIII4 rt. wily. A ith .n.los:2;io 1.1.1
t • lid i.1.1.A.1. Cat Mt a 4 Ila•AVr.
• s"."1 for rs, niol 9 to(r),f, halm
1 . 1 . 111.0 to-A, licet ,port at fl 7 L. i 2 . 11. Dressed hop sellin.
•, A Ai 7' , ILA ',0114 . 1. 411.1 nr tn. Lard, wills. 1501,1.1
11011." Auer et 10 to '-at 11. r Ohio, Anil 2.0 I,r •2:, hit
( A plc ii(y and dull at ;to 10.
.41.11. and .andara 1,1,11
t., .1 $1 x tlp•r.• t.
?:, Pl. I 0 l•n t.• Chi, iftllelt I.131+•
Ita it. 051 y llAlden. al {:..
1.
Y 3 nand for Wheal h.
.I•- 1.. r ml.nail,
•1..11 I • ‘VF.A.• nt 01i
pm,
.lal. letter . WI., V. 0.11, 1 .11
lOn ; ,11 , 5 :WO b.,. 1..11.1.• St
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!• ;Mt', April 7
i"1.1 , 11 , . K. A1.1,1' ‘lnr - 1. , t. 41i111 11,,ar.11 .tri.4 I.
: • , II %NI. $41,1.1. 11., Wft.,t ,~.nrr.•
.•I •SI 1., 1-.1 ritt , l ohrt. $1.300.0,edi
nt mhitc. 00 t idloAt; yoll"%r.
...n, A;,il 7 —Ft. ar r..lt no h 410iIng; one
C.. ; Prl 1.1.11..na w..r. :101,.1.44) hull
41,1 .t tnn PAO 11.,11hulk .11,11 , 10 r%
•I.x , tolvift. 1111• , .• l'..ra nl , su Ara., Whisky Ono
'.?00 r‘mr,ar Aral , mtPn AO Alain. fair at al,
•• • %L.lnaava MI,. :01 W.I. at 40' Itlvar rising with
1 1..1 wan-, Ira tha .Isano.,l,
Bar A Gentleman living on Squirrel li
"My ho. been E or.tty afTlk - t4 with Dysp,Prala for the
yo , er During thle time. alle had uloul et, many nodi
rime which aoe.rn - rel t.. aggravate rather than remove the
diauuu, that vro alooett despaired of her recovery. 'Living in
the ,ountry, eke enjoyed all the advantages of pore air mnd
pe, yet each day she .resod to hr nor. Ilfrobi,d.
With eon, 411 T h -oily, I persuaded her to take your iletland
which I am happy to state has completely runel
prr-rent Imp:motion, tr crurful to oak for
11.1.rhoTo • I( , J m 1 1:/ttrro.
111_ 5.4.1 wt ti r»r haft., elr di bottle. for $5, hy the pro-
BENJAMIN PAOlt, Jg_ t CO., 'Manufacturing
Pharmar , -utists And Chentiata, Pittabargh, Ps.: P.. S.
I.l:ttr , a norner of Idooond and Wood street,: and
Ihmewtsto ganerally.
LNI 0 N tt C O.- TRANSPORTATION
LINE.— Hitting made extensive pre-
Tat stious this winter, we ate now pre
to do a HEAVY III'SINEM day PENNSYL% ALAI CANAL
and RAILROAD., THROUGH TO AND FROM TIIE EAST
ERN CITIES. Wt ran assure our ttioutls and all tints*
iltsposeid to patronise tho Penna.Catd and Railroad, that no
pains wdl be spared to render general satisfsrtiou to Stole
Eastern and Westarn Freight. The AVOIDANCE
, t}' THE INCLINE.D PLANEN ON TH.K ALLEODENT
Pt SItT Iti II RAILROAD will hive incanted tiospearlt to the
tisnandaaiwi of freight.
oak. on PENN street, at the Canal llasin
ndtli LI.A.II(D A LE3ION.
tr I ER'S TRANSPORTATION E
LLii 1r tvivating the want .Ir facilities
vaned-ir ling Vioi,:htv to and from the East r.
cr. Cites. eta Pennsylvania Canal and Ran,. a, We oeve
inereased .oir stook of Ram, Ai... on damn, toe DOUBLE
l‘ I.V LINK; which glee. us a impurity of over 1500 tons
Lr own oooh way.
NV, ,• or friend., and Owen dispNald tin 'patrol:ll,w the
Mo
State lioloNentoot., (hot , will I* nothing iiiiitrod on our
tort to renol,, g. , iwt .10,411K - tioll In locarardinit Knatern
and Wogtor Freights S. lilt proMpednde and des much.
1111111 A MITCHELL
Canal Intsin, Pittsburgh, P.
lOU NTRY 12ESIFENCE FOR SA LE- -
cotrinliS.l4,ok to well a lot of land no OW P. It.
oad. r,ih. r lo were, I and near to Sui ale Statin' on
atoll I. a Brick ?lamina/ Iliiouo, containing II tiulwbed
rani.. in ailditton d. which are looirtnent MOM, and collars.
kinds of (roll
proprrty a 1.1t111,1 1:111111.1t1 , Of 0111 city. and bit,.-
. yontiodut tram. pans It 4 omen a clay tortnu. lc ,
apply to BLAKELY k 111011E1'
11111 i MET .11.-100 tons N 1 Foundry
I Montt for nolo by tapill JilllN MO , IIIIIEIII .
ITNDEFtsuilas AND DRAWERS.—L.
ttst , FELD SON, No. Tri wool) strort, hale 11 11,1 t
.11 )1,11111 1111 - 11 . fall itroiortioutit of
o Ni: A\ll SUMMER IlilslElll,
to port of --
Silk. Iloilo' , and Cotton Shirts;
•• •• •• liraururs;
In Mil,. 1,14 ~ etit.l Nhvitlitt -
1..ii., , v-1, .iiiii 11,r111.11, C. tlon 11:t11 II ~.. :
\LA., ' , vit. Nli-viiviv iiii•l Silk ••
Wlll.l will 1.. -n-1.1 iit A.1,-1.-4:11.. ii 4 mtnil At liivi pricv-ii.
I. 111hrt1110.11,1 1 A SON.
niv? Sii. 7111Vv,..1 At riet.
`II. (TA It I,F, FOR A l'lll 1(1'11.---N VI , lull' , .
1,,1 it livr, 1014 ii,iiii.l liir nk.% tinvit Pont ..11 Hie. mt.
19 I t t fly , , vi. nivit.4l•li. f.iv .v Islii.i• 11 i.i Abel 1•111.1ji• Ivtailillityn.
ivl.3 1 4 ITTII 111011' .‘ SON, fit ‘livikiit nt
M .I r t 1 n .17..1 N I : u E
IS
t. I .k k r r, li i t‘ ,.. r i , i,.. 1 ;,:,1: 1 !1• ( .I ; ,,l rab i at;i :
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f l ' l r r'n ' 1 1 ' 1.1\ ' ..
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• Le'
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Treat tirrr.
N. 1101..NIES, .1 it
&sr ry.
.IA)IY.S P. Ft A H
I.l•rwrprma New York
Livrrpol.......Now York
Ifromon. kr ... N.•w YOr
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
New York Market
Philadelphia Market
Clnclnn•tt Market
...MI
I) 1 1
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t 7\ x i t ' , l'l: , E l S - f
r 5(: : . /
~I.I IIS. prinui Dried
al..i ,i•lilNiiElt IIAtiIIAUCIII.
IA RD---5 bhls. Lard just received and Gar
A ....0.• by 1.'1,11 SPRINOEICIIATIAI' OII
WIN /L--Tlto highest inarket prieeixiiiiin
rnmil by fnp.l7 SPRINIIIIII 11 , AIIBACI'II.
I'iItAYMEN BOYS' (IRLASE in etrus •
1 , Ow twat ',dick. in ...for dray„. Cart, .: .
•agona, Sr.: to;
into by I ntb24l lIENRY H. COLLINS.
CONCENTRATED LYE—The best article
now in use for making Hard and Soft Stinps.--ttlarays on
band in lingo quantities, and for sale by
rnle2.l FLEMING pROR.
V-0. MOLASSES-100 barrels for sale by
_LI . npl SMITH, MAIN A: HUNTER.
AWN THI), immediately, SITUATIONS fek
a llorne-Sliour, for a Blitasulitli 11aIper; for two Bop
to learn Tnidom (Moulding preferrod)—forfour or Roo Girls titi
du genural housework or chamberwork —for a Man an
Conidonan and Gardener—for A man ail flan - lunar, it goal
workman—and Man in Store, speaks or writes Ilutintry
English, German and French.
Auto, WAN - Tao—Two or throe Girls aa ceoke or. Chamber:
mottle, fur the country. Apply at
LOWRIE'S I utollitrencu Office,
No. l 6 Fifth, near Market at.
RIVER NEWS
Tang itivsa.—At dusk last evening, there were 10 feet 10
iucbsw wstar In the clomn•I, and stalinnary—having fall
lt2 Inehes eluee Balurday night. The packets on the Alle•
iheny were detained yexterviay by the large gasoline of ice
running out of that stream. The steamer "Emma (Irahatn"
111111 " Rocket " 111.1 It. lay op la.lthal Ilranat'a lalaad w aval.l
the Ice—the fanner filen 'istrowville and the latter from
bolvily loaded. Weather clear tool pleasant.
otlieern of the " Ammn Graham " reports the rite .r
Granite State" Ilan' aground on Ihtker's I%hitoi, among
the willows, mini the "Chan. Avery" lightening her a hen they
pivised tip yest,dny morning.
Tax strainer " Paul Anderson " left on Mondsy,Rh over
two hundred passengers--'hesules Iron awl dogs, fir the
Upper NI ksissippi river. Nearly all t h e steamers for St.
Groin nod ate,. go Out crowded.
Tug Iput imagenwPr pneket " Inrext City" In the regular
+tricot for N 5 hmliug this nu ri lug ; she leaves at 10 , io'ehlek•
She !dee makes r,oleeetlens with the Railroads at &rubel,
vine and Wellacille
Tor. hue passenger stenmer "Buckeye State" will leave
tbis morning, at 10 o'clock, fur Cincinnati. Passengers
should I.e on board early to secure their at:she-rooms. Mr.
the affable clerk, will sec that all are well cared fur.
Tex regular Louisville packet "Mansfield" was detained
yesterday; the will positively leave this morning at 10
o'clock for the galls City. She haa the beat of accommoda
tion.' for passengers, and her officer . .., eAtpL Reno and clerk
Bowman. an. proverbial for their attentions to passengers.
DAYS.
Jan •L 1
Fels. "t)
Fob. 1:1
F1'1..27
1 .1 r 1
Mar. 1
Mar.
Mar. 12
Mar. 215
Tun nulistantbd built steamer "Equinox," Capt. Rowley,
ying At the f-ot of Short street, will leave thin afternoon flo i r
the Illinok river. She in well provided with accommoda
tions for a limited number of cabin pannougern, and also on
p.•rior arrommodationn for nerond-clans passengers. Iler
oilier., will be found attentive and obliging, and w9li make
all feel at home who trawl on the "Equinox."
Tim regular 'Muskingum river packet "Emma Graham."
rived yesterday, from the above river, with a full load of
produce and flour for the easteni market. She will leave
again this evening for Zanesville and all Intermediate land
ings. She is proverbial for her regularity in this trade. Iler
officers, Capt. M. Ayers and Mr. N. O. Abbott, clerk, are al
we on band to attend to business.
THE following boats will leave today for the different ports
named Buckeye State and Crystal Palace, for Cincinnati
Mansfield and It. F. Sass, for Loulavillo; Lebanon and W. 11.
Denny, for St. Loins; Equinox and J. 8. Pringle, for Illinois
river; Diamond, for Galena ; Memienger, for Keokuk and St.
Pool : Rocket, for Ciallipolie; Emma Graham, for Zanesville;
Parrot City, for Whooling.
From St. Louis.
By the UlllOll Telegntph Ltool
BT. Loins, Aye] 7,18:W
River rishig lowly. Illinois river hi good boating order
Missoart river bas 5 feat water in the cluinneL Upper
issippi rising with 5 fret water en the rapids. It rained
surd yesterday ;—warm, clear and pleasant thin morning.
Tug St. Louis D niocrat, of the 4th, says:
The river was on a stand yesterday. Illinois river con
Unties at a good stage. The Upper ilisshadmi wag rising
slowly at last accounts. The Missouri was yesterday falling
all the way down, with five feet in the chanueL The Star
of the West left St. Joseph on the 311th, and met the Key
stone hard aground four miles below Leavenworth City. All
her freight was out on the bank, and she had been aground
stout Or, days. Tiler° was a heavy snow fell on Sunday
at Weston.
PORT OP PITTSBURGH
10 YENT 10 INCHES NikTEIL IN MI CHANNEL
ARRIVED.
Steamer Col. Bayard, Peebles. Elizabeth.
Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville
•• Lucerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
•• Yorest City, Way, Wheeling.
•• Venture, Boles, Steubenville.
'•K E. Sass, Mulford. St. Lonls,
t. Minnrva, Gordon,
•• Monongahela, Co:. New Orleans.
•• Freighter, Davis, ll'Connllsrilk...
DEPARTED.
Steamer Col. Ilayard. Peebles, Elixabetb.
•• Jefferson, H'rsklwartl, Brown+, illo
• lArmrur. Bennett, Brownsville.
•• Diurnal.
•• Voter•, Boles, Stenbenville.
Argyle, C01.x., New Orleans,
•• Paill Andernm, Ball. Davenport.
- -
TAE PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
FOR CONVVYANCE OF PASSSNOIMS AND FREIGIIT
lICTSVY9-41'
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville,
anti Saint Louis.
TIDO LOU , . is composed of +maim
. 16 iirtbelass, powerful Steamers, one.
grudled for speed. splendor, safety
and comfort, and it the CSI., TOLOWOH PAILS' UNE Of STEAM
i'Actsrs ,n, the Ohio river. It connects with the U. S. 'Mail
Line of Stennien+ Ervin Cincinnati to Louisville and Stint
Lom. by which patmensers nod freight+ tee liaketed and
thr.m:/// doily Two lone Steamers hare i.e...• shied
the line, which now consist, of the following boats
. Pays J deparftrr,
""“i"'""' !row Pittsbur
•
111%('KEY N STATE M. W.BEcrzilooVES.,; Sunday.
CITY aIF WII V.E1.1 LORE I Monday.
ALLEiIIIENY N. ..... TUohtloy.
t'l NCI %NATI ...Anaawi I WetintoOlay.
PIM. ..... 5..1. Woes Thursday.
I'E‘N,II.AANIA .. JOHN KLINICYLTLII... Friday.
, J. !Saturday.
so. 1.,...v0 daily e In A. M. precisely.
No is eight o.ceived alter Moe o'clock on the morning of
detartvm
partieotars, apply on hoarl. or to
JOHN It. LIVINOSTON,I
JOHN FLACK, JAgents,
Motwulgahola Ilouno Buildings.
Prrrnurnon, November, 18.1,5--Idecalf 1
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WHEELING, &c.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
The DIURNAL, Ci'apt. J. A. Suotss, and the
FOREST CITY, Capt. It. WAY, will nin nn
iLEOULAR DAILY PACKETS between Pitts
burgh, Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping' at all into
dt.i o ports.
Ti,. DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Friilaya, at 10 o'clock, A. Nl.—Riereattuva, she
will !YAPS Wheeling on Tmeadaya, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at t..• o'clock_ A. M.
Tic FOREIST CITY will also leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—lteruu.sma,
she aril; leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and rib
tiny, of i o'clock, A. 11.
For freigut or paskapi apply on board, or to
.1. D. CY)LLLNOWOOD, Agent,
nor2S N 0.165 Front street.
Regular Packet for Wheeling, Marietta,
Parkersburg. Hockingport, Pomeroy,
Point Pleasant and Gannon'.
The new and very light draught etearner
CHARLES AVERY, Can. W. I'. TORRENCE,
will leave for the above and intermediate porta
every Friday, at 4 P. AL
The Charlet, Avery le now receiving freight at the Honore
g-aliela wharf, between Ferry and Short street&
Zanesville Packet.
The steamer I MAI A GRAHAM, Capt.
Motettoz Artna—Clerk, Amore—will leave for
the above and all intermediate ports on TUES
DAY, April Bth, at 4 I'. M.
Yor freight or paean ge apply on board, or to
tips COLLINGWOOD or MAMMAS, Agent+,
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The steamer S. F. SASS. Cart. P. S. M111.P011.11,
--01crk. Wu. P. BARZ..—Win leave for Ott above
mid Intormodinte pints on WKDNE.S.DAY, April
oth, at 10 o'clock, A. WI.
For tonight or paloinne apply on board, or at the rrrrs
-111:4011t MAIUNE ASSOCIATION BOOMS, No. E 2 Water•
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For
The steamer 31ANSFIXIA), Capt. F. X. Rawl,
—Clerk, J. lloms.‘a—aill leave for the ale:we
and ihteruiediato ports ou TIIIISDA Y, April nth,
0.10 o'clock, A. M.
freight ~r pa.mge apply on Want, or to the PITTF
(WHAM ASSOCIATION 1100518, No. 25,. Water
street. aps
For Nashville.
I'h glimmer MINERVA. Capt. JOHN ColthoN,
- , Clerk, J. S. DARAAOII,—Win leave for the shove
and Intermediate ports on WEIMESDAY, April
oth, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For freight or temente apply on board. or at
PITTSBURGH MARINE
__ASSOCIATION ROOMS,
^l'"^l'"No. 82 Water street.
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SAINT LOUIS, &c.
For St. Louts, Galena, Dubuque and St
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The stenmer !ilESSP.Nlilift. Copt M. NIIII.T.N
-eze..—Clerk, C. L. litiverAN—will leave for the
skaiinterie at,' intermediate portx on WEDN.F.SDAY,
April 9th. nt 10 o'clock. A. M.
For freight or ruissinge apply on honni. or nt the PITTS
PI" talll NIA ItIN 1.: \ SSO4I ATION ROOMS. No ~.. M eter
al's
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The un.utnor 811 EN A N(10, Cupt.l'. B. Fe
Cu,. \V I LEANS,— W ill leusr I , r
:On,r and tntorm. Ant le pain on 1A NUN I.SL I A 1 ,
April 9th. at 10 A. M.
or lutnutk , apply on Iniar.l., or ut
111 111..11 11A BINE ASSOC' ATION ROOMS, No. L 2 Wait r
vet
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For St. LOUIS and Illinois River.
Mx,
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- :111 111 lA. Imtedutle portx on NN EDN r . SU AV,
Ato it th. at 10 o't.h.olc A. Al.
Vol - 1,1011 ..1 passage apply on board, or HI lit l iTf:'-
IWAI ll Al ARINk AS:•OCIATION ROOMS, No s 2 NVotcr
nt 1 ot.l
For St. Lonia and Galena.
The ..traturr DIAMOND, Otptain Ilow-tterr--
Cl, , th. C. T. Itreern—will Irene L.r thr 0111,
Illid 1.0 TLIF.SDA Y, April ni 1,,
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For freight or I.tmwe npply on'twltarti, or at the
Itl TO.: II MARINE ('I ATION Itt.Kl3lS. No. t W•iter
The ntextuar W. 11. DEN N Leapt. Toot'. L1. , ,1.
--Clerk M. LYON—WIII Imre for the above and
interniediato poi to on TUESDAY, April htli, at
10 I / * elOek. A. M.
If.)r freight or parsage apply on hoard, or at the PITTS
MIMI' MAIUNE ASSOCIATION BOOMS, No 82 Water
atrret-apt,
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For St. Louts.
The steamer LRBANON. C.Pf-
FAMi—Cierk, PuLlzu will leave for the ahoyo
and intorno dialo port on WEDNESDAY, April
nth, at 12 o'clock M.
For freight or 1 apply on board, or at the PITTS
BURGH MARINI; ABSOC IATtON ROOMS., No. 142. Water
street. apt!
For St. Louis and Illinois River.
The steamer EQUINOX. Osptaln O. Itowtr.r,
lerk 0. Nast; will leave for the aborr nod
intermediate porta on TUESDAY, April Nth,
at 10 o'clork A. M.
For freight or passage apply ou board, or to
BARNES, A eau,
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1 r ,b 4 J A { t ~.
Z.kNESVILLE.
LOUISVILLE.
For Louisville
1i A.StIVILLE.
For St. Louis
Nor Mi. Lout•
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"MEDICAL:
somati A V E 4 SI
NOLLAND BITTERS
ELECTRO-CEIEMISCIZ E AItOMA
Ecltt Ifollandsch, Kruiden . , Bitters.
Tfo YEARS have elapsed since the intro
etion nE this valunble inni"'uo into tho United ShiLee
During this time it has galuei 'infix-rad poi/Warily as
remedy for
Aver and ..4gue. Dyspepsu Idigtatirm, Heartache,
Lou of Appetite, DerDdy, Chrtineness,
and 114.. ding
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to Ito wonderful
efficacy in all affections of the stomach and liver. An a
tonic, it never. has been °gnats), for the rapt it a(fribt In
all asses of debility or weakness of any kind is almost In
stantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic said neuralgic affea
lions, It has in numerous instances proved highly benelkial,
and In others effected a decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patient) so
unhesitatingly recommend, surely we may cease t doubt,
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
FEVER AND AGUE.
One of Eight Months' Standing Owed by Beerhoes Got
land Bilitrs.—Michael Kelly, No. 117 Orant, near Smithdeffi
street, says: " Last July, while running on the liter, en a
cotton beat plying between Natebez and New Orleans, I wen
taken with fever and alme. For eight long months I suffered
with this dreadful disease, The greater part of tide time I
was unable to work, and spent at least lifty dollars for dif
ferent medicines, but 1 found no permanent relief. Three
weeks ago, one of my friends inelotod upon my trying Boer
have's Holland Bittern, saying that a cure was guaranteed.
After taking It for one week, I must state Ivrea a sound
man. I have boon at work now for two weeks, and have
bad no return of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify the above statement iS true.
THOltan ADAM, Diamond Benue,
Or at R. Chaster's, Gothic Ha.
IFEADACITE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Liscornb, of Birmingham, gays: "I have found
in Beerhave's Bitters a remedy for headache and debility.
My wife has also need It with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
has experienced much relief from its use for headache.
READ III'S!
A Hollander's 7ktfimmty.--Jacob Ritakea, living in the
Holland metric:went of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After
auffering for some time the misery attending en utter pros
tration of mind and body, I have been restored, by using
Boerhave's Holland Bitten, to . perfect health."
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute among
the Ileßandom in 'Wisconsin, Michigan. New Tork—in fact,
in every Holland settlement in the United States--argues
mach in its favor.
STRENGTH AND unman REI - TORED.
Afr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: " When I commenced taking
Boerhave's Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent hetillh."
WEAKNESS OP THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Another treat Cure Ejjeated by Bombards Holland Bilbao.
—The wife of Peter Do Witte, living in Holland Town, She
boygan county, Wisconsin, auffertsl much from weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. She hod been under a physi
cian's are for SUMO time, but the disease seemed to ladile •
even his skill. She purchased some Holland Bitters at cur
office, which hes given tone to Mir stomach, her appetite and
strength are returning. and we firmly believe that this is
another great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, hot must wait another opportunity. One thing
you can rely upon, what we have published are from persons
much respected lu our community, and are literally true.
J. Gamma,
Editor Sheboygan Nienwbode, Sheboygan, Wis.
IVELEUMATIS'3I.
A Case of Two Months' Standing Cured try Boerhatr's Hot
. land pith's.—George Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says: "After
suffering for three months with rherunatiem—s part of the
time so severely as to confine me to my bed—l hare been
entirely cured by using Iks-rhave's Holland Bitters. I have
had one attack aince,liut fond almost instantaneous relief
in the same medicine. It is, in my opinion, a sure remedy
for rheumatism.'
NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
'Mae obongeable weather is likely to produce a great deal
or sirkliese. To per•tons trouldnd with nervous or rheumatic
affection.. we reronnuend Bari:love's Holland Bitters.
On referring to our columns you will tied certificates from
some of our first German and English citizens.—Pearry/
conies Moats Zeitting.
THE WORST FORM OR PILES. CAN RE CURED.
We are at liberty to refer to several well known gentle.
men, who have co 1, thoroughly testvai, and now recommend -
Boerinive's Itrilltnil Bitters as a homely for piles. We are
not at liberty to pet lists their names, but will tisk. pleasure
1u referring any deuce to them who denies this statement.
For this effertien. one-half et the proscribed dose shruild
lie Laken—say Auffaxispcial fill—morning, noon and night, •
one hour *for. Me.lll.
CAUTION!
The erect popularity of this iklightfill Aroma has Induced
many imitations, which the piddle should guard against per
chttsing. Ile not t.i tiny :1113 thing lee until vnn
have given VV . lll i „ n ul l Bitters ati it trial. Quo lad
tie will odoinee you how i..koittty $1110 . 11 , n . it is to all these
imitations.
Atil - 14 , 141 at $1 per tsittle, nix Lntties for Si, by the sole
iprietora lIENJANfIN PAffE Jo, k CO,
Alanntsetio in v Pliarmaeritti.its add Chentiuta
cor. Smithfield and Third streets. Plttsburch.
h CO.. Prticaists,
Cnrn.r and Wool striwts.
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And &I PrigE: , t- , in Pia-hr.T.ll, Allrghonq Ilirminglyam
Manclif edri and BpreAtliwly
DR. MORSE'S
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A' ii! ()MENUS EPIC/NE.
Ice.Rh liestored and Life Lengthened
MORSE .:S INVIGORATING ELIXIR.
IT WILL roplace we with strength,
incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity, and this not only without hazard of reac
tion, but with a ItaWy effect on the general organization.
/tar Bear in mind tit At all maladies, wherever they login,
finish with rho nerv.,,,,, Motu, and that the rearidiration
of
the nerve of motion and st naation in physical death. Scar
in mind, also, that for ever.' kind of nervous disown., the
Elixir Cordial is the only tellarie preparation known.
CURE OF NERVOLI'i DISEASES
No la ng nn t, e con convey n n o d,,,,,aite idea of the Mullet` l
ate and almost miraculous change ahtli it occasions in the
diseeeted, debilitated and shattered nerve. system, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sickness—the unstrung and relaxed organist ‘on is at once
braced, revivified and built up. The mental a ',id physical
symptoms of nervous disease vanish together andel- its inam
once. Nor is the effect temporary; for the Cordial pr ‘ Vertha
of the medicine reach the constitution itself, and restc:ri , it
to its normal condition,
LOSS OF 10301ORY,
Conßiskin, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedneas, thoughts of self-destruction
—fear of Insanity, dyepepeat general prostration, irritabili
ty, nervousness. Inability to sleep, direwe incident to males,
decay of the propagating functions, hysteria, monomania,
vague terror'', palpitation of the heart, impotency, constipa
tion. etc., from whatever muse'' arming is, if there be any
reliance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely Infal
lible
A OILEAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
The unpardbled effects of this great restorative In all
complaints incident to females, mark a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been invented—
thousands of invigorants concocted—all purporting to he
specified In the various diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
Who antlers from weakness, derangement, noricaumess, ha.
news, pains in the back, or any other disorder, whether pe,
collar to her sax or common to both soars—should give the
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others, will find this Cordial, altar they have used a bot
tle or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
directions are to be found the happy luvrents of healthy off
spring, who would not have been MO but for this OX/11110111/.
nary preparation. And it is equally potent for the many
diseases for which it is recommended. Thousands of young
men have been rcatonvi by using it, and not in a single in
stance has it failed to benefit them.
PERSONS 0? PALE COMPLEXION,
Or consumptive habits, are restored by the use of a bottle nr
two to bloom and vigor, chancing the skin from a pate,
yel
sickly a,lot, top Ismutifill florid complexion.
TO TIIE NIISOUIDED.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects produced
by early habits of youth, viz: weakneue of the back and
limbs, palms In the head, dimness of eight, loss of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspep,sia, nervous irrita
bility. derangement of the digestive functions, general de,
Unity, symptom of corisomptinnit etc.
Mentally. the fearthl effects on the mind are much to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas, depression of
spirits. evil forebodings, aversion to society, self-distrust,
lore of solitude, timidity, etc-, are some of the evils produced.
All thus afflicted,
EIIFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
. _
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most no
es.ary requisites to promote f.. unn nbial happiness; indeed,
without these, the journey thnnigh life becomes a weary
pil~rin,i , ;e--the prospect hourly darkens thesiew ; the mind
becomes ainutoviel with despair, and filled with the melan
choly rell.-tbm that the happiness of another become!
blighted wall your 04 0
I=ll
Dr. Mera•'s InelenratiLlZ (lenlial lien been counterfeited by
some unpringipled pewee,.
I e future, all the gene ill hate the preptieter's
fa , ' MI.& paFttal Ner the Lei k td ttagh Itnttla,und the folk.,
ing words I•l,twit in the gle•••••t:
Dr. Morse. Inv LGornt hag Cordial.•
C li, RING, Proprietor, S. Y
The Cordial i+ pot en, hicltly rangenlfeted, in pint bottles
—prier three •It flat, we for five tilere, ALL for
twrlrr Llell.‘w C RING, prom iekgr.
17 , 2 Rrs. s.to tr, N. Y
le••.t-s • tit, •• It.tet Un.wd Suart, Canada
awl the Welt I tel• •
Dr. it: U. I‘!...Y.ti
l'at I tii/..1t
Allogllty City.. FIECI: II '!
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I P. F1.1 , ;.!1NG.
A cent for Obit. D. PAIIK, y
WIOC il'l"`• 4 PREMO I SI KATIIA 11ION
mole the l•••a:1, and r-Tnnyeu RII sytylptono , 110,1 -
Ferrous using
'MOOD rs IV
Arr never livVie to tilt-stroke.
w 177111 1. 1 - ti K &TITARION.
Do the moot valuttitte toilqt, retaining the
lia.r in any regain...l fool.
For sale by Dr. UloAl. H. KEYSER and R. E. SELLERS .
k (`O. et 2d rants tier hank,
HA falila IS [ sii ppl es of En g-
Belt Hair 'Brushes just iweireil by
JOB. vaatiNG.
Cotner Market at.. end Dialayeil.
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property, call at LOWRIE'S INTELLIGENCE OFPICE, No.
14 Fifth •treet, near Morkrt st - rvet. -
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deapalch. [fel ant I JOSEPHW. LOWRIE.
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2011 BOXIIB Extra Sealdedllerrings new;
t:oo la.tes No. I Unsling, nes t just reteered and
REY Ittierg
No.& ANDERSON,
M Wood 'street._
for sale by
f.,b9
PINE TABLE BALT FOR: FAMILY LITE
JL: :300 bags Just received MAI for Rale by
1114 REVMER ANDPIIISON.
13 E ! .' l,. ‘r A X-211 , 10, forg tty sale by
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