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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
WEDNESDAY 9
iturriness on the Leive.—The Monongahela wharf
presented a scone of bustling activity yesterday, Affil_
it has oyery day since the opening of navigation:
The levee Is piled up with goods and produce arri
ving and departing. A number of steamers arrived
with full freights and good passenger lists. Five
boats departed for Wheeling, Zanesville, Louisville
and Illinois River, carrying in the aggregate nearly
2000 tons of freight. Pittsburgh never presented a
more prosperous appearance in her river trade than
she has exhibited thus far this season, and .freights
promise to be abundant for some time to come.
There is an immense amount of produce in the West
that has yet to find its way to an Eastern market,
and there is nomode of transportation so cheap as via
the Ohio River, the Penn's Canal and the Penn's
Railroad.
Prof. Dc Hanes Concert last evening, at Masonic
Hall, was entirely successful. The performers all
acquitted themselves creditably. A Mies lisurrlata
Simon, a young lady from Cincinnati. wo believe,
rather surprised the audience by-the fullness, purity
and power of her voice. When she has bad a little
more cultivation, it is easy to predict that Miss Si
mon will take rank with the first musical celebrities.
A number of the pieces were encored, and every
body left the room apparently Well pleased.
rity Father —George Cuppe, it mem
ber of the Allegheny City Councils, from the Fourth
Ward, wits arrested and taken before Mayor Adams
yesterday morning, charged with beating and abusing
his wife and family. His honor fined him ¢5 and
costs, which he paid. Ile was also hold to bail in
the sum of $.lOO, by the same magistrate on a surety
of the peace, preferred against him by an old woman,
who lives in the same hones with him, named Macv
Murray.
Ohio and Perinsylonnia Ha itroad.—The following
the showing of this road for the month of March,
as compared with the same month last year:
Passenger receipts
Freight
Receipts of March, 1655.
Increase over last year
This is a healthy increase on the very large re.
ecipts of March, 1555.
lo tonselnelice of detention, the large Bale of car
pets by Mr. Davis is postponed until Thursday morn
log. 17th inst. It is most probable that City Hal
will be secured for the sale, of whirl certain an
miunceructit will be made in a few days. A 8 thi
will be the largest sale of elegant carpets ever het,
in this city, the public will find no disappointraen
in delaying purchases until that time.
.—Tho ship carpenter:: in the yards
between this city and Brownsville, who have been on
a strike fur higher wages for a week paat, have very
generally gone to work. They demanded $2,25 per
slay, but the employers not being willing to give thin
they have compromised on $2,00 per slay. Pre-
T iOLISIy their p•ty, we believe, was $1,75.
Gramll - f
A,,i , /.o.—The mail train cast. which left here on
Monday night, run into o great land slide, near Bir
mingham, Huntingdon county, at half past three
ii•eloek in the morning. The Lieomolive was thro w n
tiff the irack, and enginoer killed. The passenger
cars were uninjured.
Movvi,rlr. is ..brii.—.Day id 'Nall, vrlto WAS put in
durarice vile some days ago for the seduction of Rasa
AleFadden, compromised matters by marry:tr . :: [iron
yesterday afternoon. Alderman McKenna tied the
nuptial knt, after which David kissed the bride and
they both went on their way rejoining.
Monongahela Presbytery is in see
sion in the Second AF,urinte Reformed tThureh. Ahe
gheny City. Rev..i. G. Brown is Moderntor. and Rei
Robert Bracey ('lerk The Presbytery of Alto
glieny City (0. S.) met yesterday morning in R.,
Dr. Swift's Chervil.
Correction.—We reported yesterday th a t Philip
Weaver and Charles Bothwell, who were tried for
roiling C.!. ArCl,ll.lles:. , ' rounhry residence. were
convicted and remanded for sentence. This was in
correct. They were acquitted and discharged.
Tlud splendid lot of bonnets, velvet tapestry, in
grain and other Carpet=, at en nn.
Auction box's() to•morron afternoon nt 2 o'clock
he open for examination thiv evening at 7 o'elock
Ant! umrrow morning
Mary Tra express train from the ea.
la-st evening, came in with thirteen ears. in aid
were upeards of seven hundred and fifty passenge
under the charge of the Napoleon of conductors, M
jor Adams.
Br Ore Aldo t. 1.111 ' 011111,4 nu. ;:t.v , rge Pal Fey scar
rtrreeted nml committed to jail for no assault and
ltattory on John Tlnlttittt. They are both gentlemen
of color. 110 trns afterwards releatted an ball.
A Irretch.—Wo nmlerAnnol n mnn ans caret,
last night for throwing hi- chid iiut of a
story window, somewhere along Pennsylvania A
TA, Methodist Female Seminary at Beaver will de
opened on the first Wednesday of May, under the
charge of Rev. Sheridan linker, of Browns
rierr will be a meeting of the iteat.t.r Court
Teacher's Institute held in the Court House on. t
12th met
Ilrff,rr Aldo, Mtl N ' !l.on. — Jam e= Gallagher nas
arreeted and etoulaiLted to jail for aseault and battery
on the oath at John Willianir.
In Torn—Any number uf Itailruud
men. Wunder what's up.
Nr. TV. Dar-NT., the celebrated low comedian
parsed through our city yesterday, on his way cart
Diabolirnl Otirrage.—A young girl named Deborah
Rigby, aged about fifteen years, made information
before Mayor Adams of Allegheny city, yesterday.
charging five fiends in the shape of humanity with
outraging her person. She stales that she was re
turning from church on Sunday evening, between
eight and nine o'clock, and that when on James
street, in the Third Ward, she was assaulted by the
five villains, who carried her into a stable in the vi-
einity, and then accomplished their dastardly pur
pose by outraging her person. One of them has
been naught and awaits an eX.11.1111111iii”Il iu the he
tip. The police are in search of the ~thorn. and it is
earnestly hoped that they may he t utressful in ur
resting them and bringing them to speedy and re
tsibuti ve justice.— C h roar?,
IA PRIM, Who ha• ha own antioms land they are son
times peculiar) about converts, music, and things generall
semis us the fallowing CUMMUlliClitlul] on threats - TO. at
sonic Hall last melting •
The e e erert.—Prof. V. d- Ham, pursuant to 1b
honer which he had in informing his friends, patron
and the public generally, that he intended givin.
Ar.--he did lust night give tv gnuad Iwe snipe.
was n grand ; they are all grand)
must bare been a vocal and instrumental'
cert. What V. in the Prof.'s name means we are not
informed, nor yet do we know the sense or necessity
of the dc. V means five when applied to dollars, and
dt. is said to imply of or from ; but what 11 , the inter
pretation. when applied to Ham, is yet undiscovered.
We never had much sympathy with the novel doctrine
of woman's rights, but to se,dd and serrate, and I. at
the piano, han always, it seems to us, been a prerugli-
tire with which noun but very thin limbed and lazy
men should interfere. To see a man of weight, soy
two hundred pounds, rush up to an innocent sound-
ing music-box and pelt the groans nut of it, and
breath out of himself, is like perverting the 1.1 4 e
which the Creator made large, strong, elegant
moos of the !row,
The Concert was remarkable for the presence of
any thing but English, saying the audience, which
was peculiarly so; and, let us add here, largo and
loilliaut enough.
Miss or partlone, " Mlle" 11. Simon,
whether born io France or America, wa announced
frAn cincinnati. She looks hater in her full face
than in a profile view, and is more attractive erect
than seated on the stool. She is doubtless a 111 . ;lan
di', WI, and a most deserving and excellent young
lady as far as we know, and we guess she can-sing.
We aro sure she has the spasmodics we expect to see
and hear al the grand concerts.
sang with great power and acceptance
to his numerous friends. Herr Vogle made good
music "in a horn," and llerr Messerscbmidt, was
rather behind tie,. to be a full band on the large fid
dle-- but altogether it was a 6roat/ Concert we are
+told.
f t ' ll"." 1471 1 ; 1 1 V P- '45,"74'
•
4.4`tt-
Court of QuarwiFiessimr.-- , JudgetiVelura.
ComnionwealtliNt. Jesse SoneititAdam Tfighgate
et This ea* reported Yesterday, was sent to tia:.
Jury on Tuesdey, and after eaborthlisenee returned'
with the verdict of Yak tritty.
Commonwealth vs: Fd - ;thath MoCarthy,; indict
ment asses& and battery, on the oath--of Mary
Krause: The Trosectutrix-was ealled - iand testified
tbat , thetiefentientitad - pnlied her hairand otherwise
abated her . on the 2d of February. little daughter
of the defendant stilted to the Jury that Mrs. Krause
--.rumeneed the aatiunit by attacking her mother and
striking her child. The Jary retired, and in a short
time *hinted with a verdict of acquittal.
Cimniouwealth vs. Elise M'Cartney ; indictment,
aseanit and battery. Verdict guilty.
Corumetwealth vs. Frederick Henebine. Robert
OrentteryWns..Oronson, Win. Green. and Nicholas
Stiley indictment, assault and battery. Verdict not
guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Jelin Downs and Mary Downs ;
indictment,: assault and battery. Verdict guilty.
Mary, being the wife of John, was discharged.
Commonwealth vs. John Straub ; indictment, lar
ceny. On trial.
District Court.—Judge Hampton.
tteorge Weibel et.. al. vs. D. Thompson. 'Ma ease
of ejectment, reported yesterday, is still eritrial.
J. R. Parker aid Turner tt. Jones, for use. %.?. Wm.
Eiehbauin, ter. fa Rule on plaintiff to show eluue
why mortgage given by 1). Riebey should not be sat.
isfied. Rule absolute by eonsent.
Er Sherif Robinson, of Beaver County, and sev
eral others, have left for California. They were to
sail yesterday in the " OriziLa," via the , •Niearugua
ttk- When the Slightest Iterangentent
h indicaed 1 y crkstix 01..2411, or any ,aller nigu, II .Itnotkirlit,
na that antairduiti. are gathering a indrnininlil
rid ur, and (hr most msy mot natoral tortITM to .1, this
s to take Dlt. J. IInSTXTEItit.. CELKIIIIATED SToXlAt'll
UTTERS. They openly equally on all the ilbiimited I"
.f the RyStenl, rleana.• the list...wit hoer of that 4,11,0
Vidal is ronatantly diarhuriting into the atom:telt. r•-
toro it to Its natural state, iip , rate on the id.nal, and remove
Il itupuritioa and effortually cleanse the atom:telt and
and restore to them n healthy awl vigorous action. In
his way they ntrike at th.• root of the disease. open the
tome, externally and internally. prompting . the in.ensilild
n•npiratinu. and obviating all Meta., arixing from a 'hear
ten...l state of the liver or atimindh: and tor by
FF.h• stannf,titrer and proprietor,. ben., •trees .
n• 1 by druggists and hotel, gen. rally throughout the thiaed
'into, and eitll/011.
1:10- Clark's Stomach Bit t erg ere achcsa.whodpsi
by all who have tried them to he the Lestt family nosh‘ inc • f
the age, for tbs. care of Dyspopmin. O .stive..,.and n dieor
dercvl state of the Liver and Stomach. Tlsoy have mai
The proprietors do not pretend to cant Itnt people lions sarooo
other preparation's that ate isdno.l upon 1 , 1- plibllc end,
the mull. of Stomachs Bitters. Gar they hood that .•‘ll
$ ~ , 1 0
46,470 9
$105,311 25
96,170 OS
B,A3° 10
trial iOS DOCtilltl to remlor mu. h rain ioll 11110:vsmry
For salt.. 0111.17N1 k ('LA It K. Third ....t
Initveou Wovd and Nitirk,4 : )
treet; and by Druggists geut•riklly.
53,00 Hags—Spring St li.
• a Spr ~3. 1 1• ill +.•!I 1.1 1117,
arc tint eiannot lye 1,1 , 1!..t1 tit Olio clty Call am 1 .•f
1!!!!=11!1!ME
4d-Call at No. 104 Wood bt reel, and ex
amine% lair ntodt of t'ort HATS antl WINTLP CAP, Jto•t to
rni/ . 641. n Lsr,t6 lot of Stotottloti, Colo/dint. nod ot/oo Ito ot
/4111.11 x.. s. iLI r• 11 lox Ittr Nl./r.t.nn Co, 164
Wood streot. octltt
MEM=
JAMES COLLINS & CO
Forwarding and Conimksion \ler~ hams
CoWm:* Pitt.burgh, & Eric
CANAL LINES.
NOS. 111 ANT , 115 WATFIt STI`F7.T. PITT , W'Ri.n. P
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W.A.& 13.3.1-01.1 A C.
MANSFIELD SEMIS (RI
illegheny County Normal School.
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of • 7.V0 1.1.e.Ti0 ton ellt.l 11 . as hriiql , l,
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of Nlllieh !tr.! $$ tta
at.; rellvnt land 1.-r .ntr•L , ning pt.rn../. ,
tro.r. r
3. 11..1 71 t., 1,4 Ett
by !wile :ta 1,1,4 S•. I
trnra 0.1.0. 3.0 !..11
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creek-laat...au 0.01 C.r. • IN,
.lbliftlLlLllo, Lai N” IJ. r•oltaql or , i•o• I• lo 1110... L.
county. 11010110. poi 11•1.11, I..tI•411 lon, 1.1., • .
I •rta101..1.....111.1.: h.,,...•.A1l ..f it... In 0.0.1
I.f an t.. dent quala v..n.. ept No- I 0
II ," 1
all ha v,• 1001., ninl n ni. r in.. 17 I. 1./. •,1 .1, t:..•(110.. 1tn...‘11 :.',lnn Imlntod. 113
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and ten.taisteut, 31t .1 I• 3 N
,u which In nr.,10.1 Is Sesnlaary 10.11.1.nr. h.. a.
3-ith V. ;f0u1... all. 0. It, t
19 the Leg: Insure ..1 1..3., I o h
...no, oh!. Al nill 1n• „1 111111ty In all 1.3.0 i. r..../11: 131101.-- I
n thin yientit
This propert ityo
.tr la lots. on r 1.03.011 1 ,1. tnrain
31111 all th.. 3.1.30111, , of a 11.-o lit., 1.. o;its. ,11, I • I
.n.I rich .011, n. 11.10.01 swill, th , • ,
— lvor Or Mill - owl, OM sr.II !.. ;
For farther in formation gall on or .1 , 1•1,,,,
A I
110.01 F.otat.. Pitt•lotr,lL. 1 . . i
BErSON ' S 11 1' DRAILIC
WATI.:II MAI K-1 1 1..• nintensiginal conniantii
hand a large stook ‘.l thin artiele of the In, ;unlit, I'l.
nttentinn of Contractor. nn.l ihol k,...t Niietintii. I/
A.l”.lnr", Reservoion for %I:tier Woikn..t.., in re 1
quest.' to thin arthile. The well korona resintunee viol in.
pervionninnia of water. rhanneternitir or this rement., rivielein
it of the firin neressity in all ntrartnren et in eeni to the in, iu ii
of water or ilanip. iaj.Nil.4lll If‘illl.l, l ll .t 111 , 11AltI SOs
THE WEST.—We have Ageet9 in the
lowing planes in the Western onoitry,
Dreoruh. lowa v. /kiernport, See,
F.orf /1.419, nod Fort AI Motor,. in lowa. and ist n , soi,
SW/wafer, iir"lrlYT lite awl Ahritiona. In Ilinneania, and .o.
pr.•rftivai to lorate laud• in all the hind , 11016 , . t 44. 0.
State rind Territory -.4o porrhaie. and ge II 13,141. ••11 r WWI I,
.011, make collection, remit :10,000. by Ilrftf I on No.'
city. kr rnr Ae.•tits are rollidale men. ..f tone renhiei. , :
nod experience in the \Vent ; have ex and tell .1 , 1.
Sortie...win in their ...who., nail have tile.,
lion. Wt• hine. through hpear...l Oruro but r i p
12 . 11110 nen., arlik h now inall.l :gm MIS ran'.
and in five ys from thin will n. 11 toi $lO v. I% .
guarantee the ear Nauru of the inventii... ii i
with RE per rent intereat. ...11 enntoinern who mai
not he itatintinl with their locations., u le. mai winli tg..iin
;rise of them. BLAKELY A 1111111EY.
-or at all even
apB;flaw Co, Rrlenth . I,
THE NEXT, ANI) r:iGivrii pin
I.IC SALK OM I.CITS AT 1104'111','TER. Ink.” 11a..•
ttinto the prentisee. nit WEDNESDAY. Tilt' Vern OF A PRI,
Inst.. at 10 ..'clock. A. 51. At Ttits etts will In n noun
11, THE MOST VALUARI K RCILDIViI 1.1 , Th IN TIIK
ToWN. IN well an ELFAIANT FANCY SITES FOR
TLEMEN'S RESIDENCES. which at I, , rnim 1,0,1
in reaerve. NI. T C. Gill 'LP
Rocla,ster, April 5, 1456. f np:9
DR. IRONC'N AT 11(.011 , 1.—Dr. 131(VN
is 110 W at him now quartoro. N,i. 60 SMITHFIELD
STREET, when. tho anin . tod ar.• invited 1. rill C. I — ll,
ride and apoorly cures in All 1•21,1, .k
dirtrd with the 1011c.wing ohoold not toil t.• c l 1.1,
adviro; Syphillts. (Innorho., Strirtureo. rr.dhal Do
chargra, Impurity of the Blood, and nil diMikllll. of Voile! v:11
,rigtl); Skin Disensea, Totter. Iting Worm. Mervorial Pain,
Sorninal It'enknonit. Monthly Suppressions. Diaroses ol tlm
Joints. Flotilla in Ann. Nirvana A ITN-Indio, Pain In tbo
Irrdatlon of Cho Bladder and K iduen, 01.7
(loco A NUTS AND A DION DS
ki :kw C 041014 Nutn.
'2.5 fluxes Sh o lled 1 hound,. Just reseicori nod for
11.1 , 1 1 5 1 ME1i R ANDEBSON.
ups No. 3J W.sxl stssot
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1 1) cASES SARDINES— -
i , f 2 Caaex A iirhavina, jata mremai and f.a gal.• dy
II EY!‘LER A ANDERSON
apt, Ni. (0 Wood xtro..t
RT ARIC A(' I D.-450 lbs. for sale by
B A FAILS ESTOCK A co
CSTOR ( - 111,.-25 bbls. for sale by
aph B. A. FA II N ESTOCE I CO
LINSEEI) OIL.- -50 bbls. for sale by
apgß. A. VA II N ESTDcg A C. ,
CARSE SPONGE. —3 bales for sale by
mo , B A. FA tiN ESTOCK .t Co.
VALENCIA RAISINS--;)0 bones for sale
V low by REYMER i AND KSON.
alog No. :19 Wood stre..t,
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COTCII SNUFF.-5 Barrek Garrett
S
Sons.
:AMY) Half Spanish awn, In 001..
hint recaived dud for tale I , v
B.EY.SIER . No 310
11101:13 AS & Co..
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY IM.._..L.F?RAPH.
- 'THIRTY-POTICTII CONGRESS.
NIBST EESSION•
WASHIAGTOX, April' S.—Senate.—Mr. Pearce re
ported a billda remit or refund the duties on goods,
wares or merehandise destroyed by fire.
Mr. Seward said it was the same bill which passed
the Senate last session, but failed in the House in
consequence of a want of time. The bill was then
passed.
Mr. Sumner introduced a bill supplementary to
the art to limit the liability of ship owners.
Mr. Mason introduced a bill making further pro
visions for the satisfaction of Virginia Land War
rants. •
Mr. Geyer, resuming from yesterday. expressed an
opinion that had it not been for Emigrant. Aid Soci
eties, Kansas would have been a free Stale, us it
takes slave owners so Lund] longer to emigrate than
people of the north who have no cumbersome prop
erty to early with them. The soatil stimulated by
the north to shape th, .le,t My of that territory would
in all probability maintain their present ascendency
therein. Ile quoted pro, isbms from the Massachu
setts personal li berg. 61:1. con: ranting them unfavor
ably with the lulls ot the kini,Fas Legislature, against
which no runt had been said by Senators on the
other sidc.
Mr. Seward obtained the floor, and the Senate ad
joorto
1I ~+• The Ilia), went into of the
NVIm!).) on the state of the I;niiin on the Deficiency
Appropriation fall.
!o r. i.,,fijeoflimi, Tii replying to hie rolleagwe, Mr.
Smith, justified his voting for the new American
plat Germ, in the Philadelphia Convention.
Mr. 1111:41:sin artn,l again,t slavery extension.
Ito thought those who wire eevking to enlarge the
Malt- it, ,Inatnry servitude were more obnoxious
te the charge of Elavk Democracy than (liner whim
seek le restrain it were to the appellation of Black
Rei.uklo•ans. . .
)Ir. 'Waldron earnes:iy emoleinned the vinlation of
MisFouri espres,ed his opinion
:hat the right, ot :be inside of Kansas had been
usurped by norormicrs, and the goNernment designed
for their protection was made the instrument of their
oppression.
M,. I:oyce argued that Great Ilmtain had violated
our neutrality laws in the enlistment case. We
,11.,1:1,1 insist, by negotiations, on reparation, which
would be fortinanning when a future Itritibh admin.
Istralion ,1101311 it L.,ver, for the pre, , ent one
i t I,•ut c..11-1et1111111.4 it-oil.
It:I t . to the MVP -
, Itnto protectorate and occupation of Ruatan. \Via
was not the retried,. for settlement, cur p o licy being
pea re. Adjourned.
Collision at Sea- Caplure of a Supposed
N.11:!,1 .11.r11 Tltt , sfennior fr• - rn
Nt•tA I . .th Hi: , the ttcht.ner
ht:t,ht, off tho I Nj$C Of the
la lalf .•:111,1:0Z 111 e Feh.toner tO sink. ire Than
15 tit . .l. Tiic 110ut , .11, t . t.nttitleraltly lain
'rho and e:rkw kkl tile .4.11”..ner Maryland.
kkt . N e w V•krk.ll, Loan mekr.e•l and the ce,el Ikrkku7lit
11.tlik r fk . :in Ilaiiiiktnn I; •akl.-, iu amine inane:, of the
capt.ain ',Turing Lk alias i,ie i C 61,21 ti. Le !•kearclied fur
runau ay •. in ak•k•urklank•a with thv lawn kkf Vir
gini, ekkkkkhk:ky ..1 inilTary akkak.nitkaniekl the ex.
pkT:!ikkri in ..1 ',he 11,1 the captain and
or-w arc ikkk,N iu pr.-nn hark. It ie ntlppos, - ,1 that
'hero arc •Int rckkk,kkkkealed kil Ikk•arkl. The uflair har
ark‘. 1 ,kraat
Ti„. ~„ , ) 1 \ iwcn fl,Ja
t.. 1 d IT Clieu,;;:mp,
1 . • i.e. A pr•l T!!, v, I"..rk ,il•
• • ryt-i,..:1•1. nt slaty. that tie Fretielk
, •e i I. I fr..rn tis to -. 1 15:1.11...1, C.,
111111111111 EM
It. !. : .t
"advr,:k.•l to leave N.
the 10. $1,1., 1, inn .1111111.
n ~ !Itt,t:••, 1.0 - AIF er'•
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From Wakh lngl on
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11l IT- •.?.11 keN) a_ms“rted Slmt, from BB up
ll'oWN .4. TETLEY'S.
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ran 1,11 N. , 7 ,
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• 1..' - ~111 niormrtl. on Pt orun.,..
N ocl c.cc.t
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lIIV 1 !4. , ;,,, . Fourth .n... 1
\y FENS, Hat itiol-lif.ttS A complete It•ts),rl
- 3 mem. I'llll.l l. 11, tll 01. , WI 11 !. "meta, at tie ~....1
War. hon. .17 Fifth st ,!.• , .2”; JAMES It A14111...1.
MI hoses pure Popp. r;
Art /RS' AM A I,1; \ M PENS.- These Pim.- 50 do Malabar
3ti do. Cionanolll ;
...]ll 11 at oath • : .41. I, 1,1 II„ 11.4., 11 , II 11 , i v. 111 Ito, ;PT . 1!.) do. Allspice:
eh, ..I tit , ink. a. .teol p. 113 111, . , .1.!% I 2... do. Cloves;
. I barrel Porn CaplilC Pepper;
44 ,-, 11 tVII N. Stu wo t , ! 1:,o tat. Nutmegs:
1. l- -- N 1311,1 .".. I, t.. 11 1 ,1 of ~.., , ,111 :10 1107.011 Pellp,l Salle,
Wll,lO Spur, la the lowest prices. For sale by
NILT E. it i i IT'S PREMIUM It ATIIARION ! ~ _ yB. BRA Vo , N.. 1 Bemus'.
y ..!;,. ~,,,, 1...,n, it). r-I the Kge.
41141.111 T, PI:En111 SI Ii 4TUARION I QT:k R t`..i . iNDLES -- `2. 5 boxes to arrive Ituti
i 1..7 :or sale It, linhlol ATWELL. LEK 0 CO.
Fot 'MI , ' 1 \ K 11,El:. lIA VI, ,C 1 rrr and SEl.l.Fll ,, .. , „i t ts •2ft 1 I . illo icE u RottEloy„)..;___. - ..
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- I ki Coif., of the finest flavors—A qualities
t 11.01 - EII SEED -_.lll bushels in store and 1
Tea.—Young
11..10.1,1 and Orouud.
A._,' for 'eh 1, 11. 1,- .
-"' t-I'IZINtIEL lIARBi W
AI 1 Tea.Yonng Ilyson, Black nod choice brands.
licers—N. 0 and Islvering's.
QUA P PO \1 I , El: -- S A 'll' VI , . R'S St ).11' ! svn-up--I,),,ing's, nneguall.sl for davos
kJ, eowt4.lt-'11,.. p..,,1...: taker-11"mi: .hat eveto of the I Marearoni. Vermicelli. Rice Flour.
age, for sale wholeed.. an.] 1..1.01 I, Farina, Corn Starch, Spices.
It. t' .4 J. 11. ,AWYV,It. Pore Mustard.
etherld 47 Wood .tr...t ' And a complete assortment of floods in our line.
F. R. BRAVO.
p l CkW.II.E.A.T ELM' R. --f.d) sacks, prime, ! mer 4 Nos. 1 end 2 Diamond. one door from Market.
_li) fot sale by 1fe1.•..1i1 smrrtl, sent A HUNTER i - - ---- --- • ..-7,...y. - 5: , .•-.
1 )I; ROSS 1100 ELAND'S BITTERS 111 i A L SEI'ON 11-lIAN 1) ttuuAr,to.NG PIANo.
Roseood, round corners, 7 octave, nearly new, has
^." ` 4 "r'' . '" / far sale b y 1 1 ' 1 ' 2u ; IL E M IN ( ' I'll' 'S ' 1.•... n loft with the subscriber for solo, the owner having to.
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CON' !Sit- -10 tierces fur sale - by - 1 further use for it. The above Piano will be sold for $3OO,
i' _ SVIITIL MAIII A Ittwrr H. . net cash, being one hundred dollars below the regular price.
. 1 , , sale by JOAN M. MELLOR,
RI E FLA q'R---10 11111 s ()Mike ltye Flour .11,24 81 Wood street.
lust receood on . 011nli:111111.11t and for al,- .v
AST
LIBERTY PROPERTY FOR
1)ot ATwELL, LEE A. C. I E
- -- S.\ LE.—A Lot of (Around Ifi fret front on Washington
!jl'Ni P E E. EE R E IES-- 700 lbs. fur sale it v street by 103 feet on the Seventh street mad. with a Frame
apt B . A FAHNEsTock k ctt 110.1, to by .40, containing firs rooms, c.u(ortably finished
-1; .k DE SI Els; NA— ) , ( 1 0 lbs. for sale by cellars. Am. Apply to t nik24) BIAKELY A RICHEY.
Tap 4 li. A. FAIINESTOCK I cto Q ~.,_y ,fiEE i' SitEARS, SC li'fil ES, &c— Th e
501,.-riber is now opening. at \O. 83 Wood street, Pitts
i m oN F. . 1...1.4:tined on first Bonds :111 , 1 . lough, Pa , a very superior article of Sheep Shears, Gram
Wu - 4cup, 1.3 .41.14...Lt1,.4, n.' an I Grass Scythes, Scythe Snaths, Manure and Hay Folks,
1 , fob= BLAKELY I RICHEY. Co-u and burden Hoes, Rakes, Spade, Shovels, Chain Pump
A LEppo 1:. ~,,, l',llo lbs. for sztle by Flxturen, ie. mh2S
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCE.
'FA RT Alt —5 bbls. for lulu by
Ii 4 FA lINESTOCK A t' t
ap4 G.l twr Fir.d and 41....1 ,• . C REA M
ap4 B. A. FAIINESTOCK & 00
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=IMMO
THEATRE. -J. e...Fosnß, sole Leases and
Manager; Wm. IL Rom, Stage Mummer; Ca& fcgraft;
Acting Manager. Tiessnrer, J. V. Bowers.
nous or ADULSKIDN :
Boxes and Parquetto boc. I Private Boxes, large .$S 00
Second Tier 20c. Private Boxes, small-- 0 00
Boxes; for colored pentons-----e.--.... 25 (*b.
Sir Certificate, securing seats, 12% cents extra.
Mini night of Messrs. IL CONEY, .7. A. WEBB and T.
CONEY, with their sagacious Dogs Y►Nita, BUM and Coon
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1855.
The Cattle Stealers--Archibald Leslie, J. A. Webb
Donald McNeil, B. Coney Duman McLain, T. Coney
Corny; Jamie, Julia M. Cooke; Maggie, Mn,. A. W
Young.
Don Juan--Don Jan, J. A. %Cobb ; Scaramnuch, T
Coney; Don G =map, B. Conn; FlPhorwoman, Julia NI
Co.,ke; 2nd Yinherwontan, Mrg. A. W. Young.
Alteration nT Time--Doan 01 - xll4 to i ; curtain rises at 1% .
APOLLO lIALL, No. 137 Wood street, be
low Washington Hell.
The suleicriher takes pleasure in informing the public that
tine ahy° Musical and Iteirwilimunt Saloon is now open day
mud evening. lie has securest tho curia:ex of the colebrated
SiONOlt A PPLEBACK, with the noted Pianist,
Mr. A. 6LAEM.
11'9_ Thu purest and best LAGER BEER is mustaally on
taw'.
An 11:1‘.10:f
N ell every morning between 10 and 11 o'clock. on and
fter )10titlay, April 7. (rips:l w)
ABR. KATZ.
pITTSBURGII IN GLORY !!
FRANKLIN lIALL!
Fort ONE WEEK ONLY---,:utUEnelleing WEDN ES.DAY EVEN-
I NU. April id. 1858.
Andrleu•e National Panoramas thp
Lni
iad State.; ill usts-ative of a Trip front rirrsisc ROIL PA.,
t,ll,ouislana. by ndlruad and staatulratt—etuppiug at Clove
!,,„,i.la.Joliet, Ottawa, Lasalle, Peru,
Peoria. Alton, St. Louis. and
Life on the Sugskr and Cotton Plantations
The PA NOR AM A uF PITTBRI - ROll alone has (+can the
artiot great labor, and coven an area of more than four thou.
,and Govt. It atoms plainly, ALLEGHENY, BIRMINGHAM,
MANCHESTER, and
A View of the Ohio River.
The Figua on the buildings are uu n large seal, and ainouggt
the 'wimple pawing through the atrw•t.+, hutalreas of vurtraits
can airily Ir reeogaizr.l.
rt kdrolsslon 25 cents; Children 15 rents.
For the convenience of families. an AFTERNOON EXHI
BITION will take place at 3 o'clock, with the Painting bril
liantly lighted tip. I.:veiling Exhibition lit i Ls, o'clock pre
cisel.
. .
iirrittiomeritii will be mail° with schwis
JOAN W. M'CA.RTIIY, 1311.1. POSTER and
DIeTILIBUTOII, will ut and to [ha Posting and Distributing
sll kind< ~f
ISILLS Foil CONCERTS. LW:TURES, EXIIIRITIONS, Ac.
All c..lntmlnications—either hy nmil, telegraph, or other
wi....—.llr,td to the offitv of the Moruing Post, will receive
prompt attention. ap7
T)ItICK DWELLING lIOI'SE IN FOUTII
1) 'A A HD. 11,1,EG II EN V. it A coves.-011 ISDA V
'NIL April lout, at 7i,. o'clock. at the Merchantx
Bx
ha Forth strnet, will he odd that valuable lot of
oitiol lit the corner or and Grantham streett,
M , 11,;.: a Ira,' of ii feet on linhineon alma t, extending back
!,:, feet along Grantham ntreast, and then having a front id
beet nh G ran thaw ttreet.l.xtentling hack 4 feet, on which
te,ted an excellent Brick Dwelling Boon', two and a
f atorie,, riAnie , large and conveniently arranged,
li'
411, t•.• 1 pumpin front Of the Inman, and
hy
runt in the yard. (Ito, on the lot are grata. AIM 1,-
mi large amble, with granary and cutting room.
O Tit le itall•putalile. Ter - net—One:half cash, balance in
two and three
. scum , with intereat.
a .5 B. M. DAVIB, Auctioneer.
T ) PERSONS OUT OF' EMPLOYMENT.
-A%, losrmut gift IThr n. father EJI ir,ou•nt t.. hi/ family
one ropy. MO try It .m-air , your frien.lB.
tC ortrn—AnoutA to rirculnto SEARS' larg, trim quAn
Dint for fiumiln ur. , euntln.l
THY. PKot;LES' PICI\MIA DOMEFTIC
Tin+ iY slitstined, if in• run form au sliinion
fom, of the mein, I 'nine an unpriniralented
,ii in eiety ~ection of Isir wide Yprnad cantinent, .I k li
to fort, ire t ern in the sale of our works. It will, no
dotilit, i n 1.41-" tun 111.• Yatully Itilde of the Ameri
can paople
rw..t 111,eral remuneration n ill Is• t,s all
• n.;" 14, , c0re Ku ben ribera to them.
Us-
Fnnu tuayitouitly Iso s tr•ulatiul mutt Ndd 111
.1( II of the principal title. , and towni of the Union. It will
1,0 .444 1, , iption only.
A , ,•14,, atom , 1,,,u Isl Ulagio tit once, a, the Mehl wtt lu ,
, 11 occupied
Per..., nu:lion! to act 11.4 Agent, and do n lan , lneas,
ran iiescl fin a me • 1 , 1 I 01,y.
i n ree, , ,pt the e.tn!.l,,,lied pris ix dollar, the In:torial
Faintly 1111-la. with 1ft4 . 11141 1 . 411.1 . 1:1.11011 I{ooi, 15111
careful, I,oxed. awl forwarded i,er exiaei,a, at .sir riol. and
PI s,— 1. an, in•ritr .1 ion n •-r In the L mted Sister,
men
Iht• I
xd.pling Odifw w ja, 111,,,,n and Tr,..
ywor nEwn..) will Corn,. snf,
SC., •i, •;~ci , ~~~ I
forthel parti
p.mt Imni 11.011EI:T SE.k/tS,
1 , 1 I% tlllam etr.rt. Nt•Vk
Si 4 a tr. a•tl and uniform (illnlitY.
ft”,z‘rnia.. utr.l Lc the l'nntid)lvannt Salt Mannia,lming
Com;,any. at Tan•utom. A lar,z. :kupply rm hand and fi.r mlu
/I.ESIING BROS.
acre. i of Land, situate al out
:tour tai t.,ao of M , ,1,111. 11111101.,--' , O 1.1, talk,
hnlAn ain t r Y..r .0.1..1,
a; TI llt Mil a 1 , ./S, Market 0
. 1% i II AN --A Farm of 1:'.1) neres fur sale,
N. , rOk ..f Nt Clronotit. Sli Li «u
I‘ , • $ '•Kno—s ..yo in, haw', lelann, in 1:: agral annual isky•
men.r. CUTIIIIY:KT .t SON
Al^il lino
tl, Pre.iiirnry
MArkrt firr , rt
t .k . N L L
1 , 4 ol Br,- I,a 410 ,t011:15h344 . 14 RIO
1 -":" N 13 itittle. edkoulaers ;
4 11, Lace J unt r,....1•4.1 and 1,
up! , 1 4, .IISN'Tli F4.'"77
_ .
Qt•i;.\ 114'1'11.El) lIAMS 111 tierces just re
.llc. 1 , , P 011,1711 k .4'11.7"T
I.\ • (,II just ret•'d and
i• I nal I, d
_ .
k C.lNl)l,Eti I h,,xes 111,4 rts,.'d and
hutsvrn a ' , Orli'
I .\1:1 1 •2,11 :5; , .. 1 just rv. 'd and
et FEr,.__ltlit hags prime It.M;
p—,l...,tsJa‘a; L.r
././lIN \II /. I'll! AP.
rri I( NV.ITEIt jrt,
11 !nth II a, Fa II N a.--T•ICh A CO.
_
1, 1 Fill{ SALE, near tiewiekly St;%tion,
Cnlt/ -Iti nerolt. fifty-fir.. nerol •L whit I,
Les RI LI. Iwo on-Itardv of .10. , frit. larg •
o
I , •tot. detollatg h.mnr. beam. ALr. Th.'
1,1 •1 i. ilret Thim fail, 1,. ~tlorml at n Apo:, t .,
BLAKELY it RICn
KY
E CH El l' SATI N PAPERS, Tar
T'harnhor, war or...fling at
w. M A 10 , 11A1.1, k CO
,11.1 h T Woo,l rw•oL
)1 ET ERY MARBLE WORKS—
\ rril KW LAI \ TON. Plt t.TIt t 1 M 41,LE No,
.•-• Li lIERTY a oot, II I, t.d.JI ly
rn• rn.r
❑nd
I, n. 71.1 V S.
, .1 11.. ~,.1.1,•rt
AMUSEMENn
After which
AUUTION SALES
__T() lIE TA X .11-1LI:S of THE
,y% r:`. 'r II N.l RD— n,.. ( . .. rady 1:4 , 111111•1011,11
d 11, tda. fid Us , .11v.ala I W/11.1 fr./1 Marti.l
+ i Ha. '..111 )(011?:11T T119.111 . , , .1N,
Assoowr
QpitiN(;Elt l'ttarllcyiox
11 .0. 14.10, In 1'1'0,1.10,, and Prodla,
,rlOly. N., '295 P.tt•!•urgli.
11117,. i I'l T Fit ESII
• F .1, 4. 11 I .111.1 rt
2 taut Currant Jt•lly
naattrtntl Prtaatry,.,
`• lir a wly Powt•lntl,
'• 11ran ty MTH,'
Jttta rett...1,,t1 and (or .1, try
REYNIER A ANTiiiiii 4 nS,
No. 19 Wttt-I Ittmet
bushels I;rim.e—Penn
1 - 1!,1)‘ M:tt:q;F:11-.
for wile
V I I; An-43 Mids. fur r o le by
•..1 •al.I SMITH, M Ala .t HUNT F.Il
QK AT ES- 5141 pair -..f u.•••,rted Skeet, fror
1• _7 ••••fl IAI to $3 Also, Strap. far the same. very
neap. at [1,2"2 , Bows A TF:TI.I4YI 4 .
-
(ThAl. ‘l . l)lti<S FUR SALE—Sixty three
h of (Ned attarhe.l, and all the Im
rl. Ilk Nukll.l...fill olverintS,ll. MI Is
•it nnt. d i the Monongahela river, 34 mile., al-+v.•
g!, awl ni supplied with a Farm 11an,., Itarn, Tenant
11,,•w I lrr hard• liallr,ad. and au ,scellent hark,
Th,• of 0,...,1 Is live (Pet thick, and omnot he aurpa444,l
quality. Yoe further particolar4 apply to
NICIIIIIuSON k PAYNK,
No. 735 Liberty rlrrs.t.
1 r
. INSEED OIL-10 blb. far nale lat
-1-4 Ulll7. Lll.l.'illY 11. _ tN)I.I.INS.
_..
•- -
1 , WAIT!! AGENCY.—We hare been an
1 y y 1.11“-•41 sole Asont for th , State of Peundylvattirt
for the nolo .1 the I,h:twitted tam! nanquallnil Watched of
,C 11 AS. Fitt iDS fl AM, NJ STRAND, LaNnoy,
i Formerly .1. IL .1 asotti,)
I 8 ,.:, his - Imp, oot Clan otomotor S.ertea," liar which tho
111 aidli flown tonon t na arnhni n proinium of .CII,VIO. They
niiall) regnliat , • ‘t Ithil/ a minute an y.,/ ' Thin , in tiering I
r.ntillarity. ot time under every tin mit ml Chill/UV and 1,014i
' ti../. land are nut aflertoti by twin.' traroling, In. illitibatk, ,I
LII • 11104 Vivkill, exertion.
Ater—An esrollent stank of all other kink!, of Watches
AT Wrack Itspairlug do me promtly, and in the !molt na
, pol alr 11.1111111 Ur. W. W. WILSON,
I(obit) C 7 Markot at., comer (4 Ettanit
SPICES- -
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COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
President. •
WILMARTIL
Vice Pre.sidents. •
T. S. CLARKE, ONO. W. CASS.
71vaturer.
N. 110LMES, J.
Sxretrrry.
JAMES P. BARR.
Superintendent
T. NORTHAM, JR.
Cbmnitlet of ArbEratinn for Narch.
GEO. W. CASS, V. P.
ISAIAH DICKEY, T. It. UPDIKE,
SA NI LI DI ',WORTH, J. B. CAN Fl ELD.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Empire City New York......Tlavana and N. 0....N1ar. 3
Canadian New York I Iverpool Nf sr. 5
Asia New York-. -.Liverpool Mar. S
Illinois New York.- -.Aspinwall ......_......Mar. 5
Etna New Y0rk...... Havre Mar. 7
Arago New York......llarre, via Cowes ....Star. H
Star of the West-New York...... Nan Juan, Nic Mar. S
Black Warrior..... New York.- -.Havana and N. 0.....510e. 10
America Boston, 5c......Liverp0.,1 Mar. 12
Baltic New York ...... Liverpool Mar. 15
Union New York Gibraltar, Sr. . Mar. 15
Hermann - New York '..'on thamplon Mar. 22
TIMM . ..K.(' ....... .... New Y,41 Porto Cabello, Ar....M or. 22
Brenda New York.. Loudon, via Cork ....April 1
Oaprny New York .......Cart liageilll, So. .......April ...April 8
Quaker City. ......
Fulton ....... Y,,rl:.
N% ashingion
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Or/ICA OP SIM DAILY MORNING PORT,
Tueatay, April 4, 1456.
811611088 generally continues brisk and the wharf still
presents an animate.! appearance. There has 1.1.0 I, a slight
advance in the river since morning, and it continn,4 Kid! to
FLOUR ...Sals 30 Tibia. Rupert - Iml from the wharf at V,.40.,
MI Ltda. do. do. at . g,110; /01 Lbls. do. do. at $.5,75 ; 14,1,
extra from there at $4.50. Sale 10 -1.110. I:ye.flotir at 85.40.
MOLASSES... ales 100 bilk eypresii, it, I,to. at 444.; .1)
1.1.15. do. at 45, xixty days; and 40 14.1 a. d o . oil
SD; .1 RS—Sales 20 hhiti, grlo4l fair at 9e., sixty day..; 10
fully fair cash ; 10 1.1114. fair at 10,1•., e q ual 1..
and 25 Mils. fair on private term,
WHISK \ - -Sale 20 Llda. rectified at
ltAul IY ._Sales 44000 LLI,. 4011,1,1 and Lam., City 1•11,d.
at 74 .1 0, ; Weeter. .11• at
).4",c 4 ; 11,00 Ital. limn, do. do. at 10e, and 1040 Ills. ham. do. do.
at
A I' I' I. 5a1... , 40 bldg. mixed at $1.2:,.
COFFk:E.. Sale 25 to pritno Rio at 12
0111:.%5E..3a1e 37 1,1)I.. at 74 : ic., e:"11.
SEED... Salo 24, 1.1.15. Clover V; J).
YEATIIEKS...Sak 31. x) ft, at rash
New YORK. April S.—Flour root ket dull; etantoott
have again declined one ahillitig etkio td,e, ar
fur VOllllllOll U. straight and goo/I Stat. , and
w, s t e gn, and $3, t o slllfor extra Cterit-tee and St. 10in,.: otar
ket eloeing heavy and tending doer nwaril 11yi-llour wit) ri
Important change: salea nt $4 , rt0.)2 for ti ui and
lotperline. it heat In tedter , lentatid ir export Roil la•me
routintaption, arid prieu+ without iml..n runt :
15.000 I , USIIPIS 111 for white dot kern ; 51.6 1 4 for
tommon red. and $1.113 for Mtln auk', Rye: sales tons line
prime Pennsylvania nt nail firm at
(441.30. Corn more freely offered, arid Iwo volitA nab.
4..1)(k) till, now ittferhir to print, nil se I Soothern at two
Itmlog dull ant drooping. oittn 421 a .I , i to: Yrnt. nod i
and 40 to 47 fur ('hiengo. Pork dull tkdes 1,0 1.1•5
for : $10.75 for uninspeetril prime 'lnn, nail to,
prime. Beef doll: lint hug at for omit,
prone: n'1, 1 2:411.10.7:t for ronatre Beef ham, ai
$lll In,sd. Print , ntina Reef •iniet at 517 Col
lower .414) pko
m. 44.1• 9 ,,; Por Imtrtm. ltarwl .1.. n, ~1 ut 0.1‘3.1 , •inz i•o •• •••
.11 , •rt rII•1•,••1 ;II!,r: -I , A.ll
41W) MO. w 1 01 10, 1 . 11,.. 1 ° \ y n ,•z• •
lire; 1•1•In - 1,11i ,, rind I . [lm•d: ..;
Civrrtr vrt. APIA : 1014,14 I^_.l
k in t , k 1 NVIIt..I.N 111111: 1 1. , 1 , 1•1 , _
1..1,1, 111. litutg,l. INu 1..1
tir 511 , 1 jinni.. lit Ili, .1111.
13 54 , 15 in, tvr,iti.or .11.111.
A Gentleman living on Squirrel Bill
vnys :
.saa•lv I eith nyapi.p.iit fit thi.
last year. During this tine.. lilho had
111,11 Kliritilallvd aggrarats rails... titan reitsive
thileass, I list tau almost ilespairtal al • lA% 111,1 . in
the cainittry, alir i•hp.) ell all Ow rvhnot., if l airs air shit
exeriass, y e t retch day stuff sisaii , ..l i. ls• i
With simis diflitailty. I I.•ri.uaili , l liar ta tido. y,tir II
l utters, sillich I ion happy hi mutts hal roiripi•
C.4VTIoN . —To preritta Ittnt,sitt,tt.
Lt•rhtiv...a HuLltind Bitter,
at $1 p•r t+)).) ca - six 1.411. for $l.. Ole re),
ISENJ .1 NI IN PA) tlt. .1» it t,r.
.111wrruweet))))4), nu)) Cheno-te.. I•ru.l,or'lr. It 11 :) , 1):1.
.13118 k ttorner •'f )4),)))).1 nml `V).)11 rtre),te: ruel
/rll.gcl.t.s generally. tul):.:) , I sr
TUB PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
FOR CGSVEYANCE OR PASSENGER:4 AND FRED:GT
srrttsts
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Ile,
and Saint Louis.
Tl3l. [AYE
ll—
:and , krlif"rt. and Tnx-rou f l,tni •.:ar 41•1
i• k . th.• I t t• •,.!, !1..• S
tr 'to i'menumti t.•
1.
t:tA. v.l". IPnll.l
r. ...v1(11 Rrrn.rgh ./"Ott Ts , tl,lto I - . have I••n
C•. the I.loe, 'l% to,f o Io.W
the I lug; .•
B•Ads. .I..prerf,,,
I . ll'rK EYE ATt+. .• . 'M W Art
WII ; lnn,.. WI ‘ln/1,,y.
Al,l EU II IKN • I. 's ... !To -.lnv.
f - I•CINN ATI . . eduetelny,
1 . 1111. k IA . . .'ll. J
PE\ \ ,II.N NIA . I.mc Ku•Ertraa.....Frolay.
.
its_ Leave da4ly nt 11. A M. preco.. Iy
Nu freight rea - rive , l after uito, o'clock on lb, .corning of
dapvture.
For parttrularn, apply on 1.0.ar,1. or to
JI N It Li
JoIIN HACK. Agenta;
M..o..ngaheln IL , usr Ihohliogn.
Nvv,ml.er, If I
LENtoN
LISK Ilarlfor tuna pr , wary
ro 1.. n 111:AA Y In 19•:\ ,YL ,
II Mitt) kb. TH It/R t;II TI I A \ I/ THE EA,T
ERN CITIES. IV , ..au a.Aur.• .arr friend. and nli fh•...«
ta patrr.f.t.••• Il t' i . ..lltha Canal ao.I Kafir.anl. that
1.,, a ,
n:11 I , 1..i.ar,.1 to milder fy•ftertil antivf.l.ll..n Slr
.r FA.t,rn nn.l i'reuftt. Th• A \ iI If \ T
,IF THE I-NCLINFID 1'1..1N TH I: \ EN\
I.OIITAIiE RAILROAD fr,r.aved h the
franan.f.atan ..1 frefght.
OM, off PENN atrevt, at the Canal Irtaain
fahli LEM. )N.
KIEII'S TRANSPORTATRIN LINE.-
Intirapatang Oh' I.lllt favllttlex now
anafafrting Vrefirittv to and from thn Krt."
ern ( I st tea, ria Pronaylvaolrt Canal and liadfrraf, u.. hay.
r t .t.4 nor nt.,:k ..1 Boat, Av.. off mime, o
DAIY LINK. `A finch gtvas UN a crtpacity of over I:nai I.
per month each wny.
Wt• u.....are env fnnUd,, and di5y...4.1 to 140 r-hioe the
f•f intr. frof.ravotto•fita, thr, will Is. noth", ..55 our
part I•. refl.! , 1.1 , f , a 1 Amkr.rt , ..n its fora ~rd", Y.a..tef
and NI tattorn Ervn,ltta u promptitu.l.. nod
Klr.x k \ 111'1'11 ELI..
augll:y Canal Itaaift, Isa
II K] 111" If. COMA:O4.
Co uNT ItY RESIDENCE FAIR S.\
W.. aro 1 - ..•nitniNgione.l to anll n 1.4 of land on 111.• P. I:
11.1. 14111, snr IU nvr....:nn.l nor, I SWII,, al. , Slam, ..n
hich 14 3 lirt , k 51nn..non llonote, 1,111:A111111g 14 11111 0 11. 1
in .14in., to which art roan, 4.1.1
mail,. at/.1..nrrmg . ,.• all 1:11/.1 , fruit .41 11... i.•
Thtn prni,,rty in 14 Itlitn 214 mitottp. or ill
o,lnttio,littlon trains fIRIL. $1 4 tonon n dot' t,•111,4. .4, ,
apply to ftakleN l !WAN ELY RICH 4:l'.
)1(; NIETAI,-1(n) tons No. I Foundry
Metstl for is Iv by ,mr.", .IkillN MO, lit it IA
QUITABLE FOR A C111 . R011.--Wo have
a barge Lot of Ort,unitl 1,11 . tulle. 72 Get front ,ot
by 144 deep, bultat,le tor a Cliorrli or other ',obit,' btaild , ,,.r.
ttp,.l R. CITI1114:11T ::AS, :,I N 1411,4 •t.
MGAZI A
NES I larpor, I ittdov, liruhnm,
Putnam, Knickerlntt. r, Issliv's.l,ll-I ts,r
It. 'r C'. Motif:AN.
II flit" , t.
1 - IHIED f.r sale dr
111 , .'. la 11.
Y 1: FLOII le—A superior article jm 4 t re
cß,iyod and al
s° by .
\o. '255 Liborty
TIM El ) PPIAES -- 50 0 Las. prime Ilrie(
ALI A iples iu story and for Salo by.
' nla SPIZINiiEIt II AltnArim.
111.1)—.5 Mils. Lard just received and ft ,
6alo I.y Si'FllNtiElt 11 AIWA' till
Wool -211 e hi g hest market price paid it
ast by unlit , SPRINGER 11111.14.11:GII.
RA I NIEN BOY'i' GREASE, in cans
_lf Ow best article in its, for drays, flirts, when! , 10.; In
sale by jnib2.ll IL
fIONC D
ENTRATE LYE—The host artiel
nso for maktng hart and Soft Soap.— alwilt
Itand in large gortotilt.,.. and lor Kale I,
n 11122 q,
NU. lil/LASSES-10( 1 barrels for sale lo;
. upl NI AI It k HUNTER
Wll, immediately, SI TrATIONS
a Horse-Flow,. for a Blacksmith 14Ipm f. d 10 o Ihd
to learn Trades l Moulding preferredi—lor tour or ft till It. t•
tie getwral housework or L - Inciuherwor k--for a Mali 54
Cno hum. and Gardener--fora Mart ns Ganlener.
norkumn—and n }Man in Store, sis-aka or writ.,
English, Gorman and French.
Also. WA,TICII—Two or threw Girls as Cooks or Ch. m d,.
maids, fur the country. Apply at
LOWRIE'S I ntellipers, Otth...
No. 14 Fifth, near Market at.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHA RION
stops the Hair from falling out, and proiliare“ li •
nriant growth.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHARION
Removes all Dandruff and disease deposits.
For sale, wholesale, by R R. SELLERS A CO. r :Lug]
_ .
C ONCENTRAI ED . new article Gm
making Soap—on pound worth ten of Potash; fir sal,
by fn&b I FLEMING RIO IS.
(11.1) BROWN WIN DSOR SOA P.—l 1 invi ,
VV Just receiced fire gross of this fine Soap.
JOB. YLEMING,
comer of 'Armond and Market sta.
DALM OVITIOUSAND FLOWERS—An
LP other supply of this celebrated article reed by
JOS. FLENILM:.
Corner Mark, (st. and thanemd.
Xl4l LBS. 'FRIESTE VERMILLION
store and fur isalo
ESIMEEI
TO ARRIVE.
LEAVE F"R
Liverpool...—. N.., York
Li v0rp001....... N York
Liverpool New York
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ili..Lillo
Nev York Market
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RIVER NEWS.
THE lures.—At dusk last evening, there were It feet fl
incl..", water iu the channel, and stationary—rnaking a rim
of 8 inches for the past 24 hear. Weather clear and plea
sant. Business on the wharf brisk.
Tug steamer " Diurnal " is the regular packet for Wheel
tug this moruing; she leaves at 103 n; o'clock.
'life Meanu•r "Allegkeny" recently came from at. Louis
to Loniscille in fifty-two hours. The fast nags will find her
••hard to beat.-
Tut ..nbetnntial built steamer " W. li.Denny," Capt. ThOS.
Lyon, it now keeling for St. laatis. We will give Iler day of
doper, uro to-morrow
TILE steamer "lVaMiington City „ was a,. 1 in Cincinnati,
on Monday la-t. to a Miasiiisippi Company, for $12,000. to ho
&livered at St. Lonia.
THE fine passenger steamer "Ilnekeye State" will leave
fin+ morning, at 10 o'clock, for Cincinnati. Passengers
should be on haunt early to secant their state rooms. 111 r.
umni, the affable clerk, will see that all are well eared for.
THE steamer "J. S. Pringle" arrived at the landing hut
evening: after taking en board sonic two hundred tons of
iron she will commence to finish her load for the Illinois
ricer, as far rip as Peoria, and will leave on Thursday ramming.
THE superior passenger anal freight steamer “ Lebantia"
Cafit. E. Williamson, will leave this morning, direct, for St.
Louis. She offers the hest of accommodations to travelers
going West—having ample room for cabin and steerage pas
win itertl, with plenty of space for horses and other moveables.
Warn.
Mr! 2U
F 1
1,1
)lar.l
Mar 1
Nlar.
Mar. 12
Mar 21,
GUT. OrN or the steamer " Pittsburgh." reports at Cin
cinnati that severnl new snags have made their appearance
in the upper Ohio—one in the channel stile of Buffington,
and anther at 114xtriet trt bland, at the mouth of Dock Creek.
Our pilots mill keep a sharp look-ont for breakers.
Tut new steamer " Uktmend," Capt. Ifellcroft. is now load
ing for Galena and all points on the Upper Mississippi river,
with the full determination of leaving this evening. Thos
trnreling that way should make early application to Mr. C.
T. Reeder, clerk. ut the office of the boat, and secure their
THE new 1111r1 splendid pasaenger steamer `. 31onnengor" is
now loading at the month of WO.l street , tor St. Louis. Ga
lena. Dubuque and St. Paul. Aer accommodations for cabin
and steerage passemzers are unsurpassed. Capt Millonger
and his polite inNistatit. Mr. C. 1.. Drennan, will not be tottud
wanting, iu toil lions to their guests.
TUE to fi n s In.itra of steamers, the magnificent passenger
steamer 'Crystal Palace." haven on Tlmrsday morning, at
P 1 o'clock. for Cincinnati. Passengers wishing a quick and
ideasant trip ta the Queen City should all on I.nard and
nnge their statenr.,ol. in time. an nine never folio tan go out
crowded. Mr. Frank Bailey, the polite anal gentlemanly
clerk. will MeV that all are well Inttended to.
Rv.shisKu.--Our add friend, James D. Esq., has n.
maguasi Serrstsryslair of the "Pittsburgh Life, Fire arid
Marine. Issurana .• Caaniistri3." anal tans 1,.-va ..ureseal,sl lay
r. Graham. We hare known Mr. M't;ill fnr 'nary
zonilia, 2ilwayA found hint a polite and 1.1,1/1)111104/1 -
1.111,4 gentleman. Tln• Cnnualny Inane bra r fOrtaIIIII, in -
letirg 31 r. Hs II is ar.vr.aw , r • rod we feel aotk.fled
hot all iir tnanNwt buNinee..witlt him will be .lealt will,
II saitalocitkry 111Alltier.
THE ri,-,of the 7111, nays•
The rir•er was almilv reasading yesta relay, with 3 feet
iw its watt, on the L4ln last evening, for steamboat, IS
the anal timre were 7 feet 3 inelnas water by the twirl.
The raw steamer J. W. Ilaniman, rapt. Ilayes. on her wa
to St. lemi• foam urpia. reaciesl this port I , atiarda
night. and lob tip until thin morning, .axing to the Captain'
,I,t,rntinoatiun not to ran on Suntlay.
The C1111314 - 111ttel and Tvnmwu•o . rirers, at ilia 1114 tint,
u rr I,4:lrising. uud ngeod naritetble etas,' of Water Wi
ILA io 1.411
T. , .....
1,,5v111.•
.‘ll.3ny an , l I
MEM
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A Itltl V ED.
Strainer C. E...9a.r.1. Peebles. Elir.abetb.
•• FoLan. ilencii•rickeon. West Newton
'• .1. tl.•reon. Brown.,llle.
Bennett. 11r..wnsville.
•• Diurnal.
••enture. I,ei. Strulteuville.
••
- Fairy vine, Loni.ville.
•• 114.. n, Blackburn, einelnuat l .
Ch. seii, Ben o. Zane, ilk.
DEPA ItT ED.
Steam, reeblee. ElerAbetb.
•• Ilenderieksen. West Newton
•• Browttville.
Luieine. 11.., ~at. Brow
N 1 a). C heeling.
l'ivrett, Deng.. Wellavtlie.
•• enitire., Bolt,. Steubenville.
Euinnt iiraliani. Ayers,
Jesse K. Bell. Cntterline. St. Louis.
•• Efluin....v. Rowley. Minot, river.
•• Man-liehl. Reno, laatjaville.
WHEELING, &c
Pittaburgli, Steubenville and Wheeling
Tln• DIE It:\ Al., Capt. J. A. Sttot.r.s, and the
FUCL. CITY. Capt. IL \VAT, Will rtlu 1113
1,.111,V ItICIiFTS lx•twv..n.
au•l NVl••••litkg, ntAqpitsir, at all intertn,
•!,,, •
Ile DIURNAL. will learu Pittsbur,-,li on .lornlmys,
owl F 1 t , n, lit o'cl‘x IL A. M.—ltrri•nsiNn, she
w‘il kayo Nk ti-sdn) ThUrsaa), s and 177‘atunlays,
41 7 , , u'el..,•k. A. M.
F0Rt..... - c CITY will al. leave Pittßtair.....ll”n Tnesdnyis,
Thur,.la). 1. 4 ...tur•lays, at 10 "'clork. A. M.—Rertra.viNti,
she will bona, It h cling un MOlld.Apt, WraiuuwSnyx and Fri
dnyx, at 7 1 ,11 . 1.111 k, A. Id.
For freight or 1,41.8040 apply on board, or to
J. D. COLLINtIWOOD, Agent,
nor'3l No. 16.5 Yront street.
Regular Packet for Wheeling, Marietta,
Parkeraburg. Hockingport. Pomeroy,
Point Plecotant and Ga l i polilr.
Thr n,.• end vvry light iiroonglit elearlier
111 A LK' , At ERA Teaux3i..r.,
is ill e t e r the end interoievhate ports
vs, d
i ) Idity. at .1 I'. M.
rh , • 1 hari.t to,v re eiving Ideight at the MOllen
-41‘ ,111411. Fero aod e..rt etreet,
Z ILLE
For Zanesville
Th.• bteanter CIIEVIAT, Capt. ft T. Pros
Cl,
i l di aajekrk. 7 , 11L.,11—W have for tho MAP, mt.
Int..raa4l(atv ports tni P H i P A I:, April Ilth
at P NI.
}or I n,glo t appi On board. Or to
RIO! CM.Li IiWOOD ,t IthRYXV. Asrrotet.
LOUISVILLE
The steamer lt. S. S.ASS, Capt. P. S. MULFORD,
, %V a. P. It rta—will leave for the [date
Intermodiate I..tm ou \V L) ESDAV, April
oil,. at to e'd.,ek.
V., freight paasa,e apply on It.i.trtl. at the PITTS.
BUM; II MAltl iI ASSOCIATIi )N ItooNIS, No. 82. Water
etreet. ap.S
I%4SIIVILLE.
Tho sttsain , r MINER \ A. Capt. June GOTti.
—CIIIII, S. 111.11 It leave for then!),
and intrrinedlate ports on WEDN HS DAY, Ap
'All. at lo o',-lis-k, A. M.
frul,ll r iskstagv apply on I. strkl. or at
MAltl\B ASSOCIATION IZOOMS,
nix No. S'st %Vat, ate wt
SAINT LOUIS, &c
The steamer 3IONONCIAIIELA, Copt. M. A.
"Zra- (11r , k i , n t
S ,m
~ „S ., ,,E u i t ß e 1 K i
41,L—
-n T
n o il le u n u ve
A tlle
y
.
.April 10th, at 10 dduuok A. M.
For fr,ight or pm..ngr apply on board or nr the PITT 6
111:11611 AS,.. , OCIATION IL)ONIS, No. 82 Witter
strc,t. np9
For St. Louis, Galena, Dubuque and St
The si,anieo* Cupt M. MTU.EN
Aprirlittn. at 10 o'vlock. A. M.
Fur fren;lt t or 1.a....age apply on !semi. or at the PITTS
111'11011 M AoSIILIATIUS ItOWIS, No. S 3 Wale
street.
TI suwiler SII EN A Salt), Capt. I'. B. Fr..F.Nrii.
—Clork ens., M.Wn.xt,o;will leave for the
- I!SgU,I,ONo and int;:ro4liato p.a .-- ts vu WEDNE, ,, I)AV,
April 9tll, at 11l o'olock, A. M.
For freight or paamgo apply On board, or at the PITTS
BURG II MA RISE Az6JClAilt):g ROOMS, No e?.. Water
all
For St. Louts stud Illiuoit River. '
111, atonal, J. S. PRINGLK, Capt. W. STOO
'C r .1. VIT . /AEA thi?, viii leato for the abov.•
—, Itand all Mit...mediate porta on WF.DNILS DA V,
April 9th. at 19 o'clook A. M.
For frvipllt or paasago apply on hoard. . v at the PITTS
RI; lICII NI ARI N A:"SyCIATios I:00MS, No. Sl'. Water
t api
For SI. Louts and Galena
Th. , • (Man, DI it MI ).7s D. Captain I iOI.LCROVT
Vi..l 1., C. T. Itt:EDEFI —Win leave for the nix,
land intermoltme I.orts on W EDNMDAY, April
n 1 1• at lo A M.
For freight or pfko , l4, appiy ou:b.,artl, or at the PITTS-
BlltUll A.SSOCIAI'ION 'WON'S, No. ti_
apa
jiaThe strainer W. U. NY. Capernes. Lvov.
—Cleek. NI. LYON—CiII lease h.ir the atelre arei
utertnediate po to on TIIIIRSDAY, April 10 h.
at 10 o'clock, A. M. .
For freight or pa...nage apply on board, or at the Furr , "
BUROII MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No 62 Wnhr
street. 1.1.5
For St. Louts.
The steamer LEBANON. Capt. E. WuLiam
:lox—Clerk, PARKER will leave air the Rik,.
and int enot.liikte purl. un EDN'I:2_ , DA V, April
fah. at 1:2 o'clock M.
Por freight or paaaaga apply on beard, or at the PITTS.
11121t011 SIAItINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. B'2 Water
strt.r.t. ap'2
JUJiBE PAST E--2th ) lbs. highly flavtnirtli
Jujube Paste Just received by JOB.
mll2l Ciirner Market et. and Diataciaii
LOVERING'S Sugars, all kinds•
Syrup. the brat wadi , : at
F. H.
• t
..,,,,, .
...:.':,..4•H0*V.:2•::
6 , 1 50 e.ll I
75 t.:• ; I :',ll jAS
1, :di C4I :L 131
75 ! j I fio :it
EOM=
For Louisville
For Nashville
For St. Louis
For St. tottto
For St. Louts
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MEDICA L.
MERIT Al VP,
HOLLAND BITTERS
ELECTIIO-CIIEMISCIIIBABONIA
0
Echt Hollandsch Kruiden Bitter:9.
TWO YEARS have elapsed since the intro
dustbin of this valuable Llati‘, Ile into the United States
During this time it has gain.] sninersid popularity u
remedy for -
Amer and ,Ague. Dyipcpct.c . "ligation, Headache,
Loss of Amsditt, Dsrlay, a:saunas,
Mffid and !Reeding Piles.
litany of our most worthy citimens testify to its wonderful
efficacy in all affections of the stouuteh and liver. As •
tonic, it never has been equalled, for the relief It affords In'
all cases of debility or weakness of any kind Is almost in
stantaneona In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic Mika
dons. it has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided cure.
• - - • - -
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patients so
unhesitatingly recommend, surely ire may cease t doubt,
and eagerly test its virtues for Ourselves.
PEVIIIt AND AOllll
A Oar of Eight MinzUle Standing Cured by Beerhae.
Rei
land Biters.—Mkiutel Belly. No. 117 Grant, near Etmithdeld
street, says: " Isst July, while running on the river, on a
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans, I was
taken with fever and ague. For eight long months I suffered
with this dreadful disease. The greater part of this time: I
was unable to work, and spent at least fifty dollars for dir.
ferent medicines, but 1 found no permanent relief. Three
week, ago, one of my friends inslated upon my tryinglioer.
have's Holland Bitters, saying that s =re teas guarantied.
After taking it for one week, I must state I was a sound
man. I bare been at work now for two weeks, and have
had no return of the chills mid fever whatever..
I certify the above statement is true.
MOM Anew, Diamond Boum,
Or at R. Cheeter's. Gothic, Bail
HEADACICE AND DEBILITY
Mr. Silas ',lsmaili. of Birmingham, says: "I have found
in Boerhave's Bitters a remedy foe headache and debility.
My wife has also nerd it with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson.. 'Of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
has experienced much relief from its use for headache.
A Hoßandcr's 7islimony.—Jacob Rlnekes, living In the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After
suffering for eomo time the misery attending an utter pros.
[ration of mind and body, i have been restored, by twit%
Doerhaye's Holland Bitters, to perfect health."
The fact of this remedy being in Finch high repute among
the Hollanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York—ln fact,
In every Holland settlement in the United States--argues
Much in Its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH ILESTOTtIEft
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh; on
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: "When I commenced felting
Boerhave's Holland. Ritter., I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
Anothet' Great Core Erected by Boerhotv's Im band Merl.
—The wife of Peter De Witte, living. in Holland Town, Slue
buegatt county, Wisconsin, suffered much from weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. She had been under a phyeb
vim's rare for some time, but the disease seemed to baffle
oven his skill. She purchased some Holland Bitters at our
oilier, which hoe Riven tone to her 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 curet effected by
this remedy, lint must wait 'mother opportunity. One thing
yen can rely upon, what we have published are team persons
much respected In our community, and are literally, true.
J. Clcurros.
Editor Shots - iv - gen Elena bodo, Sheboygan, Wis.
A Case of Two Noteflue Standing I bmd by .18trerbaro's
Jand nitb-or.--tb , orgo 11 vndornon, of Pittchnro, says: "After
suffering for three months with rheumatism—e part of the
time so severely as to confine me to my bed—l have been
entirely aired by using Ikswhace.'s Holland Bitters. / have
had nue attack since, low found almost instantaneous relief
in the mune medicine. It is, In my opinion, a sure remedy
fur rheumatism."
NERVOUS AND lIITF.UMATTO A 'EMION?.
This changeable weather is lilsely to produce a great deal
Of sick 110(18. To persons troubled with nervous or rheumatic
affections. we wonhl recommend Boerbave's Holland Bitters.
On referring to our columns you will Ilnd certificates from
some of our first German rind English eitizens.—Fentasyi
vaunt Sfaats brawl°.
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BE ClThatlib
We are at liberty to refer to several well known gimilo
mf.n, who have oval, thoroughly toasted, and now recommend
11.i - have's trollatti hitters no a remedy for piles. We are
not at liberty to pui lish their names. but will take pleasure
in referring any wow a to them who denies this statement.
For this affection, one-half of the prescilbed dose should
he taken—say hail-teaspoonful—trinruing, thou and night,
one hour before meals.
CA Irmo N I
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many imitations, which the public should guard against pur
chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything elm until you
have given Boerhave's Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bot
tle will convince you how infinitely superior it le to all these
imitations.
AR- Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5, by the sole
proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE. Js.. sik CO.,
Manufacturing Pharntocentists and Chemists.,
cor. Smithfield and „Third streets. Pittsburgh.
It- R. SELLrIts & CO.. Druggists.
corner Second and Wood streets.
And all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Birmingham,
Manchester and Tempernnceville.
DR. MORSE'S
NVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A r7IENOMENON 1.. V MEDICIITE.
Health Restored and Life Lengthened
HORSE'S INVIGORATING .
IT WILL replace weakness with strength,.
Incapacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity. and thin not only without hthard of reac
tion. but with a happy effect on the general organisation.
41- Bear in mind that all maladies, wherever they begin,
finish with the nervous system, and that the paralizatian of
the nerve of motion and sensation is physical death. ;Dear
in mind, also, that for every kind of nervous disease, the
Elixir Cordial Ls the only reliable preparation known.
CURE OE NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convey an adequate idea of the iininedl
ate and almost 'alma:dealt change which it occasions in the
disausad, debilitated and shattered nervous system, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impainad by
eh:knees—the unstrung and relaxed organization is at once
braced, revivified and built up. The mental and physical
symptoms of nervous disease vaniah 'together under its influ
ence. Nor is the effect temporary; for the Cordial properties
of the medicine read' the constitution itsedf, and restore it
to its normal condition.
LOSS OF 51E310E4,
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to the head. melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self-destruation
—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostration.
nervousness, inability to idoep, disease incident tamales,
decay of the propagating functions, hysteria, monomania,
vague terrors, palpitation of the heart, Impotency, mist*.
tion,.etc., from whatever cannel arisinr, is, if there he any
reliance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely infal
lible
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
The ntiparallded effects of tide greet restorative lit all
complaints incident to remake, mark a new era in 1110mi:ode
of medicine.. Thousands of stimulants have been Invented—
thousands of itivigurante concocted—all purporting to ho
epecified ip the vague diseases and derangements in Which
the delicate formation of 'woman render her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OP SENSE,
Who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tre
mors, pains in the back, or any other disorder, whether
pe
euliar to her sex, or common to both isexce--should give the
Invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others, will find this Cordial, after the'' , have used a bat
ale two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have been so but for this isztrahrdi
nary preparation. And it is equally potent for the Many
diseases for which it is recommended. Thousands of young
men have lawn restorod by Using it, and not in a single in
stance hes it Wiest to benefit them.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
• •
Or CODlmmptive aro restored by the use of a lOtee or
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a paled yel•
low, sickly color, to a bountiful florid complexion.
TO TIIE MISGUIDED.
These are some of the sad madatelancholy effects produced
by early habits of youtle,-o,st weakness of the back and
limbs, pains In the beakilirimess of sight, lose of rocisculai
power, palpitalitin ofdtel heart, dyspepsia. nervous Wits
batty, derangement of the digestive functioos, general ; de
bility, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the Coastal offixts ea the mind are much to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, t infusion of ideas, depression of
spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, eelf-distrue
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some ofthe evils tabilcced. •
All thus afflicted, -
BEFOItS CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,,
Should reflect that a sound mind and body eke the most ne.
oessary requisites to promote connubial happiness; Itffleed,
without these, the Journey through life becomes a. • wear*
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly- darkens the view; the mind
becomes shadowed with despair, and filial with the melau
choly reflection that the happiness of another becomes
blighted with year own'
CAUTION I
Dr. Morse's ItivigoratingCordial has been counterfeited by
noise unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the proprietor's
fac4dmile, pasted over the cork of each bottlo,and the fellow
, ing words Mown in the glass: • 1,
• Dr. Morse's, Invigorating Cordiiilv
C. 11. GING ' Proprietor, N. Y.
The Cordial is put np, highly concentrated, in pit t bottles
—Pr* °Thies. dollars per bottle, two for five dolled-, elx- for
twelve dollars. C. U. RING, Proprietor,
192 Broadway...Y
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Canada
and the West Indies.
AGENTS
. . .
Pittsburgh D. GEC. H. If - RYSER, No.llo ft{ Rt.
FLEMING BittlS, ND. CO Waist Mir.:
R. K. SELLItIIt3.. Wood street.
Allegheny City...BECK II A M & NPKENNAK:
.JASIES T. E.,..t3tPLE h. CO.;
3. P. FLEXING.
Agent for 0bt0...J. D. PARK, Cincinnati. julititiLtuly
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